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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-23
SHE NEVER THOUGHT
MIKE COULD BE so
ROUGH IN THE RING

) limited Press Leased Wire
} Service.1
) ST. PAUL, MINI, Jan. III
, never imagined Mike could oe
} so rough" was what Mrs. MfKe
} Gibbons said tonight after see
) ing the FIRST run Of movies snow
} ing her husband administering
) the knock that brought siumoer
) to Young Ahearn. II must get
) after Mike and keep him from
} being so rough with the gentle
, men in the ring" Mrs. Mike con-
, tinued.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-23

ceived the idea of conferences be-
tween the senate and house progress
sives, excluding bull moose temper
arily at least, plans to continue the
meetings from time to time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-23
MASKED MARVEL
STUNT BRINGS
KID MCCOY $500

TINTED Press Leased Wire
Service1 :
NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-Kid
. Mccoy of KOkomo. Norman 4
SeIby) sailed with his family to-
, day for Havana, $500 of easy
money in mis- jeans, his family
and him self in a suite de luxe.
, The kid appeared as a masked
8 marvei boxer at the Harlem club
) and because no one recognized
, him, a certain broker won $500
} from a certain lawyer and an
} other broker. The broker bet he
} could put a we'll known fighter
, in the ring masked and no one
!. would recognize him. He was so 4
, tickled over winning the $500 he
, gave it to Mccoy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-23
Baby In GARBAGE Can.

United Press LeaBed WIG SerVIce.J
CHICAGO, Jan. 2z.-Authorfties to-
night sought a home for Chicagos
garbage baby. The infant. boy,
alive and already old-or young
enough-to cry. was found by rag
pickers today in garbage can In an
alley.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-23
easily Preventabie

washinHton Star: German o,s.,
Mine sho,iId be able to prevent Au,
tria from creating difficulties wnl.n
complicate the diplomatic proces''
Of Berlin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-23
The Bowling League

In the Bowling league, the Browns
defeated the Blacks Thursday night
Lineup and scores:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-23

Following is the standing OF the
teams in the Automatic league, and
the batting averages OF the ten high
est players:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-23
AMUSEMENTS.
Jane, Great COMEDY, Tonight.


Jane, the memorable Chas. Froh-
man success, has been picturized by
the Oliver Morosco-Photop Co., and
with Charlotte Greenwood and sgd
ney Grant as stars, will be the Para
mount attraction at the Grand to-
night and tomorrow. Charles Shack
elton. q gay young bachelor, Is hard
pressed for funds and In desperation
announces bogus marriage In order
to secure the additional legacy which
is Forthcoming under such conditions.
The unexpected arrival year later
Of the hoodwinked executor of the
estate, ShackeIton's panic-stricken
retaining Jane. his housemaid. for
the purpose in consideration of fee
Of $500. and the totally unlocked for
expectation Of a baby on the part
Of the visitor all combine to make
the play one of the classics Of mod
ern English light comedy. Charlotte
Greenwood as Jane" the rented
housewife, and Sydney Grant as VIII
liam, the little butler to whom she
is actually married, are splendid.
They are well supported by Forrest
Stanley, the well known matinee idol.
in the role of Shackelton and by an
aIl-star cast, including Myrtle Sted.
man, Howard Davies and Herbert
Standing.
There will be souvenirs for the
ladies at the Grand tonight, and to
morrow an extra matinee at 2:30, be
sides the regular 400 o'clock one
Night showings at Z, 81. and g.
Advertisement
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-23
Journey BEATEN
BY kE0kUk HIGH
Local Basketball Squad Carries Off
Heavy End Of 22 to 9 Score
Was Hard Fought to
the End.
FIRST HALF WAS EVEN
keokuk Only Found Herseif After
Half Way Mark Had Been
Passed-Quincy Light,
But Serappy

Keokuk added another scalp to nef
long list by gloriously trimming heI
old rival. Quincy high, % to 9, IN
peppery basketball game played last
night at the Y. NJ. C. A. Although out
weighed and outclassed, the visiting
team put up game battle to the last
and was superior at times to the local
squad for team work.
in fact the Quincy team displayed
some excellent team work, but the In
ability of the visiting players. to find
the basket was responsible for the loss
OF the game The visitors were, also
were perhaps not in the best OF condi-
ton, having played hot game in Car
thage on the night before.
Both teams played practically an
even game in the first half and the
score stood seven to four for Keokuk
at the half way point. The smallness
OF the scores and its closeness tells
the story of a grim. hard battle.
In Second Half.
In the second half Keokuk shot in
few of the veterans that were being
held in reserve and from then on the
stun was off for Quincy. The locals
proceeded TO romp OF with the game
and completely swept the visitors OF
their feet. The whole second half
was fought in Keohsuk's territory.
Quincy only got a chance to throw
one goal from the field, good for two
points. The other seven were made
on thrown fouls. For the visitors,
Lummis and McCarl starred on the
ofYense, while Walters at guard. play.
ed an excellent game. For Keokuk.
Mc(Quofd and LeFaivre were the stei-
lar attractions, although all of the
twelve players Keokuk used, showed
up in fine style. The guards on both
sides played exceptionally we'll
As usual, Referee Dadant from Ham
ilton, gave fun satisfaction. The
crowd that turned out last night was
a large and enthusiastic one. Follow
ing is tie lineup:
The Lineup.
Keokuk. Quincy
McGaw, Huiskamp ........-e McCarl
Garrison
Left forward.
Davidson, McQuoid ..-..-.. Lummis
Right forward.
IeFaiyre, Reimboid ..... Westerman
Center
Hubinger. Roberts, Stern -. Walters
Left guard.
Meador, Wygle 80. Leindecker, Bush
Right guard.
Score end Of first half Keokuk, Z;
Quincy, 4.
Goals: McCarl. McGaw. LeFafvre
g: Hubinger. McQuoid, 4; Garrison.
Free throws: Lummis, out OF IA
IeFaivre. 1 out Of 3; Meador, 1 out OF
g.
Referee: Dadant, Hamilton.
Scorers: Brazelton, Quincy; JOY
Keokuk
Timers: Hancock, Keokuk; Meyer
Quincy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-23
"Potash and Perimutter. :


The famous cloak house of Potash
and Perlmutter had as its foundation
a dill pickle It came about in this
wise: The pickle was partly in the
mouth of Abe Potash, and under
pressure spurted its acid juice into
the honest eye Of Morris Perlmutter
sitting opposite. Out Of this partner
ship grew the famous stories of Mon
tague Glass In the Saturday Evening
Post, and out Of these stories grew
the three-act comedy Potash and
Perlmutter" which A. n. Woods Will
present at the Grand Wednesday
afternoon and night, with distin-
guished company OF artists.
Potash and Perlmutter" comes to
us direct from its second years run
at the George M. Conan theatre, New
York City. where 1t scored the most.
sensational success achieved by any
play in many years, and 1t VIII be
presented by q com pany Of excellent
artists, all Of whom have made met
ropolitan regulations in the various
roles, and including: Jules Jorden.
Lew WEIGH, Gus Cohan, Fred F1eck.
JY., Edward Shoben, Irving Southland.
VIM. Leyden. Jules Unger. Lottfe
Kendall, Marie Howe. Pearl Ford.
Bertha Martin and others.-Adver-
tisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-23
AZ the HIppodrome.

NJ tHS F1TppooFUFHe.
World Film corporation presents
the five-part photoplay Sunday.
based upon Thomas Raceward's sue
cessful stage play Of the same name.
RENE Davies Is the star of the Aim
which is the second George w. Led
erer filmotion. Sunday" Is more
powerful offering-it grippe and holds;
Il excites and interests. It has punch:
II IL well produced; 1t will be popu-
lar with movie fans everywhere and
anywhere. 1t is beautifully photo
graphed; the sets and scenes are
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-23
~Nobody Homer

lISSultul /.
"Nobody Home"
Charles Judels, one OF the principal
comedians in Nobody Home. the
musical comedy success which F. Ray
Comstock and Elizabeth Marbury viii
present for a limited engagement at
the Grand theatre. Friday. Jan. ~.
has been on the stage for a number
of years He does not believe that
comedians are born. and entirely dis
agrees with the people who think
that all a comedian has to do Is to
walk out behind the footlights and
people will naturally laugh. Very
few realize" said Mr.. Judels. that
when a manuscript Of the funniest
play is given an actor to read in the
seclusion Of his room, 1t usually
sounds like the most inane sort OF
rot. In cases where the jokes. witt
cisms and lines that get the biggest
laughs out Of the audience, you can
pretty well gamble that they were
worked out by the actor. Everything
depends upon the instructive qualities
possessed by the performer and his
ability to read the faces OF his audi
ence. When you can make Crouch
laugh you have accomplished a great
deal. and that is one of the reasons
I love to see one OF those fellows IN
the first row. Nine out Of ten times
I succeed because / work and fight
hard. Laughter is the most healthful
form Of amusement on the calendar
of life and it Is heartily endorsed by
me."-Advertisement.
A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

BOOKKEEPER experienced. viii audit, open
close and write UP hooks. day or evening
moderate terms, He'll phone. Woodland flBa NJ
BOpkKEEpER--t am experienced IN contract
Ing business. $50 draftsmnIA HLrnoEraphef
und run typewriter, u AL Ledger IentTal,
BUTLER and houscman wishes position with
small family best of refs. 2OOd Balnhridge
CHAUFFEUR, c0lored wishes position; Eood
driver years experience. reference. ID. A.
l.edgister 1917 y, 47th 81.
CORRESPONDENT. high-Erado mall order and
sales. knowledge Of printing and advertising
Addruks Il a1O, Ledger Central
COST. ACCOUNTANT wants permanent position
with reliable CoHcerng ia a business college
graduate and I'VE ycaTs' experiences fur
nish good reference. n blb. Ledger Otiico,
ENGINEER chemical. Wide exp. slectro-cheml-
cal, textile and paper lines (aales exp, alsol,
h9W located ln Wet, ut5iIga CONNECTION IN
sitlon Oilers big opportunity. $50, Ledger
Ofnce
INVESTIGATOR and adiuster, experiencsd at
present holding a responsible inside position.
must seek outside connections because Of eye
eonditlon5i best reference furnished, fio.
I.edgUr Central.
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LOST AND FOUND

BAR PIN-Bar pin lost Monday, November 81,
between iith and Pine and Ism and Walnut
diamond and pearl bar pin containing three
pearls and TWENTY-FIVE diamonds. Number I
9OG7 back Liberal reward II returned to
J, II, Caldwell Co., Chestnut and Juniper
streets.
CARDCAsE-.-Lost Wednesday, cardcase, con.
tHihlng SiI, mileage and TOFnry hcadsi
money can be kept for return OF rosary and
mileage. u, A, l.. 1917 $. 18th ~.
POLlClES-Loat. Perpetual Fire Insurance pOli-
cies lOlOl and lIush. $4,000 and SlO,upo, to-
spectiNcly. OF tho Philadelphia Contributions
Fhlp, Finder please return TO 81. JHmeH's
church, g:lO SAMSON st.
HlNG-Lost, diamond dinner. ring Vicinity Of
Bth and Toga, Reward " returned 60 1901
Toga st., Apt. 3,
STlCKptS-I.ost. sticknin, In corridor Irevuc-
StrRtfurd Hotel. Tuesday evening, December
3. Reward n returned to J. u. Howell, Hotel
Maryn, iUth hnd Walnut.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

hELf WANIED-mALE
ACKERs, ncod hard.candy helpers. Apply
Confectionery Department
ApyEETIs[Sg1 MATAGEg wanted. STATE t;y *.
ron Co Muncy. Pa.
AfsasTA& ata5g % 2alas. ca a. nogr' 2o 10. t? s5oo
ASSISTANT MASAGER one VINO has had *.
Eerlep," as heating and plumbing sgleSmnn,
lag business. must have had experience In this
"S paSed az a aF. Si EsEsr Sl' oso fs.'' 'A
AuTocAR REPAIRMEN wanted; steady
Sge 5mgPI9ytmsnt. ~ Tan, good n wages tor men cap.
cars. Apply empioYmsnt bureau Sd
nooro from 70 ~ a. IN, in morning and
and ScPyec CO Co. aS5"S2 a5d Sad MSrSot MArRGi' S''''
work Apply Avon Garage, 1923 Pine. ''''''
BALL BEARINGS AND STEEL BALLS
SpG i5I %nE men enF2s fGg a%0Pma aSd ta
igg ~ rough tuTnlnE grinding and fnishlnE
Ris6y cembctcrt to set set mac6RSs for ftI"'h hisR Sa
H' Sn Tor or prgdSeop Hq of Rish&rad '' Sres baS
must be thoruughly COnv.raant with bali
Hrst lsttsr, salary expected ard rsPsrigncs;
Ego2d salary m and bonus paId win sontrPet 5Sr
dontaly. Address Z jSi0 LEDGER Once .'''".
BENCH HANDS, on STAIR woRK. APPLY
Y"5RHs RHoAb HkkRS1D HuTI'ER' sT". oo''NN"
BOND SALESMAN wanted. mus, have own
clicntile. E19d opportunity for rlght party;
6aa LcdRsr Office
BookEEEPEn,-YounE man wanted, real estate
BOY. over 49, to assist In hndlpgs room OF shoe
TsStSrg; ShnHcs % "t SdHsn,,smeP5 s!a'g age
central. SUI 'a'l'' 'N''''''' % - l''1'''
BOY for architects office, opportunity to learn
more value iSSn sal sSnTy ' Sai DrSRs R Bidg Of
BOY brEh, osf work fnts5GSSes EieTSmn
BOY-Wantcd, office hoy, Apply Maryland Cas-
ully Co, a2l Walnut ST.
boys
EfcE Il 70 wddRE ld EoR S NEES%iPHHdERS EES%PH E ANNP NECK
skRYi GoSfINGATioS sCiiooL PRIv,
RrcHa5&2Abp S5&2ApFa; g. sliIGyhhRR 2HGEyh RERoRms
Boys, 10 years o. qEe, for general work in
TsistsTse isSHs only Bailey Banks blddo,, 1871
boSs o5. GssTseq sodS ss%i, 9$ 'sa t ir
vancemsnt h 0le, Ledger once,
n3{s SSpsr ssss oT aan wSadt g Apply Tno'
BOYS for delivery department Apply 500 5.
and sut 81 .y HpSg ,sss e T9T .S
between a, m. and S;s0 p. m.
RVwTGfgaaFIRS VwTGfgaaFIRSorSAA %ANGEkERRb NGEkERRbrSs' Ss'k \. broadway
BUTLER SO9rsa Yso SRsS sss strictly sober No.
nuTLER with exper. 20 live IN the country
references requlfed. y 400, Lsdssr Onico.
CHAUFFEUR-Ex Experienced man. single must
must know city; also attend heater; room and
board; gqod home; state vases. exp and ref
LOcomohilc driver preferred, q a28, Led. on.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, experienced chauffeur
who VIII obtain steady employment by glvins
nrst-rlass references ahd apply 10 h $40,
Ledger Central,
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HELP wANrED--TEMALE
HELp WANTEU--F EdALE
cosuaued from Preceding Coiama
BooRSEEPERs
In Brothers require bookksspsra.
Apply Employment bureau.
nooKKnrrEra

NDY--FyrERtENCED CHOCOLATE COAT
HRNSI AVE- = - '''''o 7
cffAMBERMAID. with e1p. 10 live in tho eoun.
Try. references required. f2a. Ledger on.
CiTAMBEHWORK and mendlnE. white. phone
Mfrion 500 writo HuK bB, Merton. Pa.
CLERK knowledge Of typewritlnR ouck and
accurate 1t nEurss. Apply fo2 s.. 18Th 81
cook and downstairs giri can Thursday. 35t2
Hamilton o.. or phone Preston 1882
DESIGNER of children's dresses: must be thor-
ounhiy experienced and furnish highest refer
cncc. % Ledger Branch. BIZ W. Oirard ave
GinL, uetman. TO take care Of children.
~ ~ 18Th.
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WANTED

AMETHYSTS. old gold. silver. FALSE TEETH.
old china, beaded bass b'ght 204 8. bth. fhilt
ANTIQUE FURNITURE. feather beds, silvss
broken tewelry, gold false teeth, dlaman9'
bought Phila, Antique Co.. dss Chestnut =
Est 'Ba, Phone Walnut 1929.
BROKEN JEWELRY antiques pistols eelasl
coin books, with prices pay, mailed lbc "
Boss Peoples Storel, 2O6 3. iith. Wal, ffeA
CAsT-OFF clothing bought at this highest eaae
prices, l Will positively pay more than sit
other dealer for gentlemen'a discarded eiet-
ins, also hats. shoes. furs etc; ladie1' stfsl'
ard eYenlng gowns. Iull-drsss and tuss
suits Let mo give you my estimate tei4it
o{hers Personal and polite attention slysa y
all orders. city country. day or eNeninBf ~
write or phone, Bell. POP. bITti keyatqat
Park uu0o, hLACkER, 1898 Poplar at
CAsf-oFF CLoFHEs.-we pay much more meas,
Tor mems and boys suits and oyercontaf e.
ladies' suils and gowns. Write, call Or paffa,
Market Soaa We call city or country, ~
or nlsht. sELlGsotiN. s. w. corner sth An'
Spring Garden.
NEWSPAPERS. magazines. rags. iron, meta4
carpets, furniture, feathers. anything. etsf3
where Postal. Bell. Poplar 1905; Key, Fas-
llsI, Oldest most reliable dealers u elI
pouuHERrH & SONS, 10th 81. bel. Jefief-1i-|
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GIRLS over iG years ot axe.
NfartlnF new machinery.

GIRLS over iG years of axe.
Starting new machinery.
Good WnrrHs uall hila learning.
Apply urlFwold Woratet Co, Darby.
grf,i.s over 10 years qf age 60 learn nnlshnR
4 work 10 fuguufa aciuriuE drug house, 50 per
week whlle leaning, with auick Advancement.
GIRLS wanted 10 work IN bake shopi steady
work. Apply Crane Ice Cream CO.. 23d below
GIRLS over 10. Apply international. Art Pub
UshinF Company. f2th and Callowbili. "a floor
HOslERY--TOups and kutters on Scott 4 VII.
Ilams and STANDARD y machines. highest
wages. steady work, best working conditions
Hypl.uig tlrUred Underwear Co. Hosiery Do.
partmout. gfl6 y. Howard.
HOSIERY Experienced ~ point ioorera W o.
Taubel, lnc second floor, coral aui Adams
HOUsEwoRK--ESp.d. FOR general. no washing.
ironing o. heavy clfaning. must nnds stand
HOrsEWolK wanted neat white rlrl for
general housewofk ~ por week not over 10
b2O q. 4Gth ~.
HOusEwORk--gir cold ospor good cook.
rrf. eau after .. m, Friday, 2ia2 - Hroad.
uuusEwuKK. Girl for housgwor, . In family.
iEi6 y. l8th At
MEMBERS wanted steady work. good nay
Lehigh SILK Hosiery Mills, Jasper and orleans
NURSE experienced In care Of children boy
ls months old, and 20 assist with oth0r
view, call or telephone Mrs. J. ~. II, strykor,
l,anFdal". Pa
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BUsINEss PERSONALS

FULL DRESS and Tuxedo suits 10 hire Oatest
Htylesl also one-button braided cutaways Tor
morning weddings, COOPER. 1910 Girard
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AGENTS

MANUFACTURERS AGENT, with 10 years
cNperieuco ON Pacific coast. desires ono Hdti-
uonRl lire Of auto spcglaltles, hardware Or
ii large enough party now IN town and desires
a personal Interview, AddreHa + 1ii Ledger
Central.
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GIlfs wanted. good vnres. 10 work IN wall.
paper factory. Apply ~ once. BECKER. Smith
4 Page. water and Snyder ave.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

BOOKKEEPER and typst desires a position
where work bs done nt home3 competent
20 open or close net uf books. good opportunity
for merchant or ph.HlCian TO obtain reliable
services reasonable. Belmont G92a w,
HOOKKEEPER thorouEhly experienced d. r.,
trial balances. payroll costs, desires POSI-
tl0n; reference, VI 2t3 Ledger Central.
COOk competent. reliable uerman woman, In
small adult family, r J5i, Ledger Central.
COOK. lrst class, wants work by day or week,
.Oif ST. Adams ct
DREssAIAEER high class, formerly OF New
York. wishes, engngrinentE. evening gowns
speciality. Phone Walnut Bl5s,
DRESSMAKER. French. desires days work In
enCe, G 800, i.edser Onice,
GIRL. light coored, wants chambcrwork
and waiting, child years, Can or write.
1897 RodmAn ST.
I.ADY'S MAID or ChamberwoTk and mendlng;
experienced: references. y h56, Ledger Cent.
IADYrS MAID. excellent scAmstresA reference.
Phone Kensington i5ss. 1913 \. Franklin.
MAID, German. good cook. baker. will assist
with an kinds ot work very reliable; fine ref
eroncr; want SO "a week, 30. Ledger Branch
2lst pnd Pine SITS
NURSE, long experiences, will care for infant
or young children, r i58, Ledger Central.
sTENO0RAPHER, knowledge bookkeeping; mod
crate salary, Phone Spruce 1889
TEACHER OF ianguaEes desires eve. enEmts, !
coaching speciality. $40, Ledger Central.
WOMAN wants washing and ironing for Monday
and Tuesday. hTt Locust ave, Germantown.
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General

- Hish-grade mali order
man. $500 IN. operating electrical engineer;
desiEucrs machinery Middle west mcchan-
ich engineer Eraduut"H. 5000 IN: salesman.
exp. I'm dTuEss hiHhaEradr specially salesman.
nm.Lnnaa E-rNlcr CO.. 1901 LAnd Tllln HdE.
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
II W, W, HOOPER win communicate with
something 10 his advantage
HELP wANTED-FEMALE
AcKERs NEED CHOCOLATE coATERs.
fliaT III ! \, "Shf} sill 81. TO-
AsssA&r ataSg q RGsas @ 0TeS 81 a0ar' '3S 10, sat
AUTO CLERK wanted; must be brlght and
PsT@s6e69 pospon win adyaScement ] 10 eUm
potent person. II i33, Ledger Onice
BELL. TELEPHoNE
OPERATING
Work near your home in pleasant and
hoalthful surroundings with excellent oppor-
tunities for rapid Rdyancoment.
There are twenty elFF, nsn Central ogiges
feT blocks from your h9me Unusual opnoE,
between IS and 22 years OF axe.
New s%PlGSgfs %Pl|Ss s5ylSaSs arr 9sd while learning
Is aod di at ai IL %sTS oVrS '2S cSuSs
oniee.
Comfortable sitting rooms for reading
and relaxation.
Opportunity for advancement. TO Se-
nlor and Supervising positions.
Apply at 4O6 Market street, daily. except
Sunday 80 "a, TO ., m, or eyeninss
between Z 800 ana 300 at any OF the following
Central OHicea
20 W, Chsiten ave-, Germantown.
hlth a. and Woodland ave.
18th and Diamond ats,
Lancaster ave, east or 9.d -.
400 Market 81,
nOOkkEEPEA double entry, for real estate
and Insurance office; must bo experienced;
answer in own handwriting. stating expert,
enco salary and reference, Robt, ID, Glow,
Jr,. 81 broadway. Camden ~ J,
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pATEgNES-O South for the winter.
rho sears Huehuck edition N the Enry.
rIorrdiN britannica is tho greatest aell-
irF proposition ever offered by sales.
men. We train YOU thnruuEhly, pay
Transportation and allow a drawing aC-
count Work exclusively on leads.
Rapid Advancement to thoH" who mako
good. can usG few moTs city men.
18TH Ht
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II TO II. FOR AlESsENGERs AND OF.
FICE WORK: No EXPERIENCE SECES-
SAHYi CONTINUATION SCHOOL PRIV
t'RAMPs sHIPYARD
RICHMOND ST. ABOVE NORRIS
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noOISkEEPER double entry, for real estate
and Insurance office; must be sSpsrienced;
ence. salary and reference Robt, u. Glow,
Jr,. II broadway, Camden, N, J,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

III W. W. HOOPER win communicate wit
box VI 1871. Ledger Central. hO will lear
something 10 his advantage,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

BOYS, 10 years OF age, for general work IN
shipping department and CrrandH, first class
reference only. Bailey, Banks plddle 1921
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07
OLD GOLD
PRINTING
STORAGE
FIDELITY FIREPRooF WAREHOUSES
Isil-lslO MARKET ST.

WEST PHILA. MONARCH STORAGE co.
AUTO Packing and shipping.
SERVICE $50 LANCASTER AVE
GIRARD STORAGE Co. 0ls Girard ave. Moyf
packing, storage; safes moved, Poplar osQt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

ASSISTANT In mill: office hours, 80 10 a. sat
uTday IL Address u 81. l. o, BoS 3ii3,
AUTO CLERK wanted must be brlght and
STEADY. operator OF l., &. Smith machine;
permanent position. with advancement To com.
petent person 4 l39, Ledger Onice,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES
REMINGTON rYPEWRGTERs Terms t9 me
FOR RENT 100 for thTt-
months Rental payment applies on purchase
REMlNGToN TYPEWRITER COMPANY,
iNCOR. no South 9th st.