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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-19

a
ants Assn nnd STATE faren'.ns Assga Invites
e faesrsl s.fye.a ~ M ieb9s 1922 ssnovlhiil lai
private. 81 Noriah CEN
STEWART AT .rest. nee q nisct. Mrs. ROB
IONS srEwkRT sssd u, Eoiios o. 70.
sTqAE Sg = ,9s sgss !glt s.3 srGNH 4, . t', ;
ond frgii Inyitsd to fn7srsl t,r.sye'is WEI,
cedar mn Gem Remains may bs vieNed Tues
g 2Sa9S 4S5Tp!sa se 5ng. dSI S RXD Ei;s: s;s:n1 .
frisnds. iehn. n Marlin Comeil No. 20, y,
.. r. Tspostaphifal Unior. 30. z. employees oi
Wl,n MnrPHyJr Sons ~ u s2st 'lsSs,Ss ~
lnt ddr-.rwood * .9f J. Gem. ROMANS mSy
.orsi flom sparlmsp, q 81 wnaq Rovsa sSi
wKRRfba 2Ps. aTs w. MERY E 9sgsh,s"! * a..
nsia,ires iGiR Sso sad itr.Sd. 9yld !S ,gnsSg wed
9 " broIssr,s fes,dsng0s .nIsink rTIsnk sWnra: w
"f'TlSS93l.i cputea Ss q. N. H. i6t SC Pstri5Ts
#urTE,@9D;s ~. JOHN p .wHIrH uFs.
nernl sorylst- Wed 2 =. r.. st stephens " p.
Rsmaibr may be viewed in parish house. 1915
0whEg. .1D.e.. rs EDWARD rnANcts.. bus.
band Of Emma l., W1es 4ee ,yTYstin) s1d 80, sSa
S5d 81 IJSi ffi,SiI 5i%'f folsr t9q fodHs, 10 vi ara
M tsnbos ESFls PSrlm 3fS,'S casie Ri 80 = d ivan!
hoo Comimsn5dssEy, No, ~ x. q. RI iynnghfe,e
F.mR' 4 Ill., fSai GS Gis ana ws,basop sv IiS,sd g
gg'r' Int Thoi 5pun.t ne Gem 1888 Ao ffs'yis ianSra
'ww'iiaoE'-Dse. Il, BESSIE. daughter or I.o.
iore wilson Relatives and friends Invited 10
Michael iaoi 81 l3th IT. Int. private. Chsbra
iIltuk Cho'im CEN.
mSRY 52PsSE S@SE j, Sssq ya9oSs .s.S "a f..
No,' ''S b,dgscrS q LTscr q PSiis 'Ry3i.d SI3sd
Jc:ssIlsE p,,,,ssrIST 'viIiSnoya. ht,. GlpF csE
,y,oy 5is gf lais Rober, woodwor,h diNSs shd Ssassr
1f Nnrv sud late samuel wslton. Relatives
ard friradq Florence Nightingale Lodge No N
peuahtrra VI g. GcorEs; members Of 81 George
pRttcr-on Er'sroppl Church. invited 10 funeral
scrylroa Thurs, . y m, mothers residence.
soai cedar 81 Int ncivus Gem. Remains may
o'WnosTEh Dee. 10 nt Forhed Landing. ~
T.. CAROLINE GENNET1. Widow Of Ira Woos.
Ter aged ~. Rclatlves and friends Invited 80
funeral wed.. 2'1O y. M, Asbury ". Il, Church
"w6RRTTssi D'c IS. MANIA T., widow o,
David ~ WortH. REed 81. Relatives and
friends invited to funeral. Fri, . M, son.
in laws residence, Gcprge w. Aus'ermuhi. bT3
Mirde st Camden, ~. j. Int. Hrrleigh Gem
Rcfn1ir- may he viewed Thurs eve.
yEAkt.E -ur~ II. ANNIE n daughter N
IetS Wiilirm A. and Caroline YcBkic. Relatives
and friends invited to funeral services, Thurs
40 ~ m. West VALLEY Green rd.. Flourtown
MontEomery co. Pa. Int. Union Gem While.
marsh. Carriages viii meet ttooyH at VALLEY
Green,
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LOST AND FOUND

HANDBAG Lost, Saturday night between wal.
ton roof and walnut st.. ladies' black velvet
handbag, trimmed with bead work, cont aiming
powder box, key, etc. Phone spruce 2sbl,
MESH BAG. sill. lo1t, GarrtcK ThsR., initials T.
v. h.. rev. o, I. Lcnhnrdt. Norr!stown, Pn.
MuFF-,,,Lost between wanamaker,s and Iath
and Market SITS. Route 10 car. black
s"HlHkin nun fltcn trimmed $40 reward.
Return to 1892 y. 2ist 1t.
MtFF--Iost large Hudson seal mum. la,h ard
Chestnut sts., 4 y. M. Saturday. Return
1882 Pine st. Liberal reward,
PARCEt.--Lost, small parcel wrapped In blue
paper, containing letters. memorandum. cic
On Mnrkot St.. probably bet 18Th and lIth
Monday night. NHlueuss except to owner, Rcs
ward Write Immediately to y 6l5 Ledger on
SUBJ. or MoNEH-Logt. between - .wIdnght
rom s,hS s,h and Market I tn n,itS s station "o
waited. on trolley 10 HSth and CRlowhilI, from
here 10 i7i3 Cambridge. liberal reward NJ
Plfkin, United ClEnr Stores, sth Chestnut
$50 BILL lost, sunday evening, December II,
between ll2O Divinity place and Ch"Ht"r ave-
nuc and Divinity place: liberal reward II re-
turned tn above address,
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sTruArroNs wANrrD-MALE



coatHara ron Frtctdgs coimHa
HaUrFEuR.-Laay leaving country lauusty
porld Ike 90 piuge her hiHt ihfa tvy''ls Z,
ghagugrE whom ne hse knew !.,,5. !a yS.T y 1ss
family ali % bis tines uuifi. honesi Iessp,si-
dorendibie 500 Letter ONE.
CHEMIST er,dlato Inue int5. with sg1fcs'
ful qafas aNrsrfener desires uufi Won WIN ll..
maurfacturiur concern, pfet.fanis p f,sS
nnt 90 executive: bcst rel elS. lfd w.
CHIEF .ENGiNEER--Iat cNef q :. = Bale
90 n'alt 0ufr for sugarcat.rti lFttI'.l "
sfelling and maiutau1ucc ~, t,.stt- - -
Busicu. 1888 g. RUB ST. faiia"' 'h'''
CLERE middle aee. good n asures, deHtr''
position. 9g2 LedFer OfNoe
MAN AND WIFE strictly f-s. class th1ro'e y
f~aarIrneod. GNr batter wife iN", COOK i'-i
rtfsfsncrs @ t5t Ledsrr tt1'ial
MAN raisrcd nrgt-cl.gq r0ct vahes posR'oh
refersnce r q 3i1 S. smrti"v
PHYSICIAN ANU stEGEuN. rr u ~ wiih W
ta.Ts' .sprrisrre visdts Eairried tog'lon
;gfh rrrrg.si6lc firm. best references rum
tglct u gIS Ledaer C,rtrrl
IN i'slrsrs f1r hlussIf > 1'r,B 'l.rirnl t,-
aipiee stc lstretly conAdonual' a'2
Bsdzcr C1ntrHf
VOTING MAS hnvine % srs' u n sNp3 ratIns.
Know ledge ciauHlrCaion op.rats 9llllhg ~
chine b,s, retersnte. .O', Ledger once.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

I,tRST.CI.Aas cooks buffers. couples: Prot
,siant girI for rhatrbcrwori, and waiting; tent
norary help supplied. Mru. kanc. oil s.. loth
st Spruce 8inl
NICHOLAS 1874 BAtNRRIDGE ST. - NAI3
AID FEMALE HELP. ALL NATIONAL
TTiES PHONE LOCUST 2t8n.
w yyASTEp-Cooks ch' maIds. .cnlidnursns 4 house.
yy'k girls Miss Rose DouEhorty.i9I3 WGirard.
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pUsINEss oPPoRTUNIIIEs

IF YOU HAVE REAL MONEY and you want 10
It's treasurer, oT it ygu want 10 start youc
son on p-ohtab.a business career, investigate
this stable propoaiton, i32. Ledser Ofhce.
TWo-sTokE business pr9peTtys on principal
Cify of Bethlehem. Pa. price SIC 900 10 aulcE
luyer5 a Gursain. Room 1. Woolworth Build
ing. BethleEenl, Pa,
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looking FORWARD
Am married . children haye roNt
t,f, vyltN splendid uoCplsi want = wider
Hsif untlcrstnnd Or .a plant, aale7 and
rsni TAtaie muns rriucnf. also rorre.
spondgrkae and ALL o-dcr dstNils
,preIaf fiv Rucrrssful IN the hiring and
holding workers clerical rnd factory.
have alycn particular stuuy TO The rf-
estc,t economic utiii.tuv NJ female
labor and welfare featnr'a' won't make
q lot II noiae in your business but
rsr help n to- run quietly. conserve
tIyety and woli. n corporation. business
man or woman or latga estate requr-
irr drpenda bic hors"-gcnHc executive
81 yirrG cnn safely Ute me3 uppnr.
tunity as well az salary considered.
Al gA2 I.pdgrr Conh-.t.
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nrnp wANrrp-MA1H

HELP wANTED-MALE
corartsa ron rresssise coia~r
gEAKEalES. M4gHINisTs cA,lR9 REeSsliRfG
Nfrs. EAfL.ROAD BNPEhllsNCE. ,,,Af ~!
RAAksTUiNsIiSSfs RAAksTU. siS 5. 1iTa 81 = -"
BUTLER nd a .sr. Ts' & Sl9'' pdIfsa P'GSR ps
Wqrsdi GOOD waEsr; must have best reference.
phone $50. Rivtron. N. J.
VICTOR ThLkiNd MACHINE CO
has vacancies Tor
Eseerisnesd rubbsr-.
shcleckers
Double head molder operators
window cleaners,
fochtnan machine caryera
y.,,pniTsilss piTsls9i 9fismiIisr wtR Woo5v'k'a machines
q az. 10 learn rag,5lnr. ,,5lr
Phys.esl eSaminstion neces,,sr;y, ,,s5 Appn,F,
''''o' As Cooper H.. Candtn n j.
cHAUFFEgn amluange ;59 pSr moS'h ins5 ggIa 5g2oGl
sGarf sy fiIs.Si,sI ssSi Stth a5d PSprus- - .o'
DEMONSTRATORS eSpsrlsnced vantsr: sdu,
cstana' ,or f,tiTe Appiy o a. M. A. c.
GiiSgsrt 20. 60, si3 Noble y.
DFyERs .0Iss ,.s ss1Sy co., so3s rs 500 E. aad sf'' s
pnpAHD BOYS WANTED. APPLY 509 8.
iO'rlt sT. ...----.--------
FtRi'MAN
80 thorouEnly experienced with all details
in reference e boilers. good salary Aprllg
gtperintsnd,ntH UfnCe, fourth ioor b38
MARKET 't' beforss ak 70 2St?Nf!irs
,5,,t,tgtfr ttANDLERa-Nfon wanted tu tr,,sA
freight Rt freight station. white - coiorcd
Apply 1925 Filbert
GRADUATE In pharmacy wanted p. G. p,
with Rood recon. Apply =, VI. clark 1000 Pine.
TOB COMPOStTOR, union. The Printing Man,
i2N y. 62d IT. "
LARoRERs. skilled tsoldcrersl S2.2i por dgy
Of k hours. day rate; moro on niccewOrll'
citizens. Apply ia poruon. Frhnkford Arsenal
LApORERs wanted for Psnnn. u. n. steady
pnny n desired Apply 80 y. 15th ~
LApoREns t9r outside ,cona!rYcyon work dE
ginH, etc. $40 per day OF hours. citizens,
hrpiy In pfraon. FrRnkford Arsonal.
LtNEMhN-wantsd. hrst.class electric lght
man: steady work. good wages. Apply Will
liam Foster 1905 n stst.
MAN ASD WIFE colorcd. Tor housomaa and
laundrets; rcter~ncrS required Phone over
brook Gs7 after p ~.
cook " Phlip. Phone Woodland 2th
MEN -Boicrinakers. locomotive ma
chniats. car repair mon laboreIs locomotive
cleaners Pcnna, X. H., lI4i Filbert st
PoRTERs
niAunor'H t'qg!rc the scrliccs Of colorcd por.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-19

THE AfAS YOU SEED
ne ter,rs,rprn mont and trnlii1E fttHd TO tho
most ecouonlci' md frictlouisns nauaEencnt
~ ,trdce or nianufnCtUrinr shop, cnthuFlarm
aud snerEv tuat ask NO less than 10 mnt-u
hours and work wi.h tho demands " husir
ms,. CONSTANT ioy1Ity tHat har won tlN init.
mate rcEhrd of an my business sss1intes.
oinployrra aud employees. omen Tor Immediate
crgr ,sncnt O 3'e. Ledger Central.
FI ORDA A-Posltiou ~ Florida salesman for
coast: be-, refs. =. o. Box i0:. Phiin.. "a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-19
AUTO REPAIRING
AUTO TINEs
DOGS. BIRps ANp aoIp FIsH

DOGS, BIRDS AND GOLD FISH
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
FINE SINGING ST ANDREASBUR0
ROLLER CANARIES
Finest songs'erH ObtHlUuh'a, 81 30 each.
Brass cages Cf every description 81 upward.
PARROTS
Young Redhead Mexican narrats ~ so each.
iellnwhead Mexican parrots. $40 10 flb each.
Every parrot Is guaranteed that " Will learn
PLAiN AND FANCY GOLDFISH
GLOBES ASu AQUARiCMS
can where you md the largest and best
stock In the city 20 select from
r.. q NAHLE 3i0 Market 81
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PRODUCTION MANAGER
@ Ge1 rT snop pS9' ,nS HTa 0r to
ansetIon; must He able TO nSndIs men nnd bnVc
some knowledge Of machinsryi give fuii par.
Scr; salary VII be In Keeping With ABILITY "a
as, Ledger Office
REsAwN .HARpwoop LUMBER-A man
S can e dsron woods IN bat w tor nnS S
vrrti'cr has location. min. ,mnchinery capital
lux age. experience. references and ideas Of
G"H% r o4 Sf 2i Hfsss Sew YORK. Y n' business
sA1gsNEM GO EoTTE Ea,(Sn EGn TIE T!NTEE
sSSpos'Sn s$; SasrsS y s%y% sss;.sS ''3s Snls
SsSPtSS Have TSsm tG5 %aiy 9 ''d isS a },Por:
work i.Sds sScius"slE% % and ySS pay dT"%is. drS Gc.
fSyns ~2sESy s,S EnSyelGpaIsala sa britannica Co.
sALEsNrEN-,-our Increasing business nSccs-
snee a not w ndesssary haTd Td work eTSsrnaN %
f2r MJ A,2ore MST, FG"n'a Premier Distributing
SHEET AMGrAl. WORKER o. mnchlne guards,
GrESoggRAPHEn gd','5 ogst Siss' for ,sFy
sat age n5d s1lary Tl,, einpl,oyers inrnlsA
o Sil. LsdGSr Csntrai
sToatE5EFIEPER ,wa92Isa FOR, maeslne s9op.
state wHErs, cyp., ref VI S5T Ledger Central
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR
wanted, young man, 1919. high school educa-
uon and some clerical experience UeCesHnrF.
rect with a concern; wages 81 pr day. Ad-
drsss 20 D. y, O. noE aila.
terchangeable small parts; none Olhrrs need
a.. Phqedeiphia, employment office. Eddy
stone, Pa,
wANTED-CHAuFFEUE to drive Ford and
iarIord trucks over ,"r holidays. Appiy sil
wARPERs. .nonunon. wanted on fancy dress
iaS'f iS fa "Da pSrtiesIafs & o COS LoisSr S ofiee
wATCHsLAN-EspcrIon night wstchman in
:S?G :S seven '' mshs a9 Sis I Ledger g otScc
YOUNG MAN wanted. intelligent, who Ia ex.
titles from drawings good oprortualn, Tor
nd rn' sasr1 s ess 2ss GsRS
YOUNG MAN wanted hy financial institution: ~
to l0i high school graduate preferred; Gentile'
sss sSRy 2pDg a e" chsSnat SSr '"' ~ So0' op'''
YoUIlESgi o,UIlESgi NAE Eo4 ll SHlJrElNa DEPARTMENT.
General
INCREASE YOUR sALARy--ENROIL NOW
Automobile Glassea tQmmenoc Jan :.
Mschsneai and EleGtrlcal at A., : ard 80 p IN,
LAW STUDENT and stenogra pher: good pos, for
Student studying law ~ J, law 90, s32g and
title Bids
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS woman. with rKscu.
tive ability, d. +, boQkSeeper; familiar with
coats, payrnlls trial halanress salary fla 10
start; references q BtB, LedEer Central.
DREssMAISER. hlgh class, formerly Of New
spscialty, Phone Walnut Gl5s,
STENOGRAPHER. Knowledge Bookkeeping: mod
crate sal I'LL Chestnut 81, Pm. Spruce 1852,
STENOuRAPHER, expert desires position; SAL
airy ti5 O ai1, Ledger central
TEACHER-Priyat@ iltorlpg assist pupils
with home Htudleos several yearn' exp, belong
TO Friends fam; best refs. ~ tIh, Led on
WOMAN desires position, cooking and down
stairs work; good reference 1902 Hunting
Park ave.
YOUNG LADY, southern, -; desires position as
EogerneBs companion. Main Lluc preferred:
cheerful dspoaltnnf exceedingly fond uf Chf-
dren and musical. Write y. ~. s.. Franklin
Apartments. Norrlatown. Pa
..,,,,r, r,r,,vr, -, 4. ,y1rr,rN .rn-
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

S,s aHsrGS stsl ofs4. a%y '
siD week. s. hosssn"u Co., ES, otS aud NoCo
COOK and chambcrma Two swedish or Ger,
sUo SG %aEsa fSf @ raasd Ga 2G !" wanu
GIRL wanted for general houSowork. "85 $.
and EP!t'gTs Sn Scott N,.i W.,
wages; steadY WORK. hest working conditions,
pSrtmeRt Stt2iH aii5 .iE r. Hs%d Howsrd We '"''' %
HOUSE MOTHERS. home FOR Erlsi must he
%o,o %, MooSSsto%h 10 SS,SS N'f" e. j. u"'s'''a"' ''Wt'
iiousEwoRK - Girl Tor general housswork:
woodland ASH j.
LADlEs-saiary aud commira!on; pleasant work
incnt Tor convincing tSiksrs; references or
curiy required. kaufman Mfs. Co.. Sl2
LADY ~ high social HtandlnE in PhilRdelphig
wanted to devote or hours daily TO work OF
special nature; TO competent party VIII pay
500 per week; best OF references required.
MOTHERS HELPER, Protestant experienced,
healihy hslp care z children Eges s = Lar ma =
s@SnE @ San Sa' TassdnY %Se Sa nam and EIJa
M Mo2 nSone NV upsd adFs'R y fBa Bstwccn n's' and IrHH %
MRT'HHs REV Hssoas 81 5StS WoSGGsSd H"" aS
sALmsw3AAMNg! much STRirsnsg i1a ,5Ss, "SS''ar
WAITRESS. white ssyperisnssd; no ,w9,ShiI7IFi
II. Martins lane. Chestnut Hlll,
WANTED
Girls over 20 years OF age: starting new ma
Chinery: good wages paid while learning.
Apply urlswod WOrHted Company Darby,
WOMAN. white wanted for housework by the
d,y Wrst Phlla,; ref, 3bl, LEDGER Central
WOMEN 2 elderly OF middle aged; r gno 90. GR
and Ironing, Cali Tuesday afternoon, to 4,
209N Pine at
WOMEN, ., wanted 10 solicit funds for hnms
missionary enterprise on commHston. Apply
Ourn Door Mission. Thompson ana Lee SIS,
Philadelphia.
YOUNG WOMAN wanted for clerical work large
retail grocery business. center Of city, expert
eura preferred: salary 90 start So per week:
state axe. Address y. o, HoX l"st
YOUNG LADIES for labelling bottles, CAN Ma
tlonal DruE Co. Office, wayne Junction,
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FENALE

SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
ASSISTANT 40 EXECUTIVE
80 years old well eduraled and broad business
experience has planning and executive ability .
open FOR engageInent after January /.
A53 l-edgar Coatral,
BOOkKEEPER. experienced Office man, aEs -.
desiras position; best ref. q 100. Led. Cent.
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HELP wANTED-MALE

AUTO CALI. MAN wanted In front OF Chestnut
II. store, hognt, . test Inches; weight, ahnut
100 to 1T Uniform. h. +. Devices. lls2 Chest-
.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-19

BOY wanted. OF intelligence. for publication
office; fine opportunity school time allowed n
under 10, Apply Room 4O5, an Chestnut 81
BoYs. 10 years or over, wanted In our ofhee:
splendid opportunities for sood business
training. Apply az once, National Biscuit Co +,
18th aud Gienwood ave.
BoYS wanted about n. yrs; change FOR sd-
yance't. Mawson Do Many. Ills Chestnut 81
BOYS wanted 10 30 errands Apply queen Grey
CO.. 9th door, 6iS Chestnut a..
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PORTERS
ulauncr'H REQUIRE the HeTNiCcs of Colnrod nor.
toys. good SALARY. Amply SupcrIntrndeut'r
Onlcs, fourth floor. s33 Market st., before
BLACSER'S
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
DREssMAKTNa AND M111rurny

COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF DREsgAtAkfNu
ISU Columbia ave. Day aud evening rlnsser
tp.tu-datc wcuti-th century ryrtcn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-19

ROOKKEEPER for South America pos
HssslnE some knowledge of sCCOuntahcY:
ptute age and salary; single man pre-
ferrtd; board. lodging and trayeling eK-
penses paid by employer u 33s, Led
ger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-19
Player-Piano, 5000
OLD GOLD

OLD GOLD. silver. platinum. plated ware, ela'
style lewelry, teeth plates, bought Tor u-At.'
Est iSfO. i. l.. Clark. rehner, sol sahson-
CID. GoLD-7cash Paia Tor 0d sole silver
ROGERS. ~ s, ITth ST. RACE 9noa =.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-19

Roy WANTED
BRIGHT ENERGETIC AND WELL-EDU.
hnsiNass:AIusT HiEf ID YgHRtsn 81 So HTnh Ads;
ENCELii;ENL, oPPoRruEITY FOR AD.
0AilE, PuBLIC LEDGER 6rH AND
CIESTNUT SITS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-19
PRINTING

BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS CARDS EARLY
MAKE your selections from i2A deetsns
Price 80 10 80 cents per dozen
The Card SHOP. 1904 Chestnut a. open f'--
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BOoISKEEPER, one with thorough knowledge
ot double entry requiredi give experience and
wages expected, 22S. Ledger Ofnce.
BooEIKEEPERS. several, also men for general
offcs work. NJ 2j4. ledger Central,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-19

RESAwN HARDWOOD LGMBER-A man
wanted who understands making thin lumber
and sell dfreront woods In that form. Rd-
vrrtiscr has location. mill, machinery. capital
and experience 5uyiUg lumber, Addrrsh. CIV
lnR age. experience, references and ideas OF
rrnuncrn tiOn ur an Interest In the business
RcHaw, r. q, uox h2l. New York.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-05
Fork Of cobbs Creek, Washington

Fork Of Cobbs Creek. Washington
district, Lincoln county. the Carter
OIL Company has started to drill No.
10 on the Joseph Moore farm. ON
Porter Fork, Duyal district. the South
Penn OIL Company Is drilling NO. ~
on the Horse Creek tract. On Spring
Greek, SmithAeld district. Roane
county, the Leeott OIL Company Ia
drilling No. A on the Louisa ]. Harris
farm and on Laurel Greek, Spencer
district, the South Penn OIL Com
pany has started to drill o test on
the Ressenger heirs' farm. On Spring
Greek. the Columbia Oil Company OF
west virginia Is drilling No. IL on
the J. s. Bannon farm. In Big Sandy
district, Kanawha county, the Ohio
Fuel OH Company shot its old No. l
on the G. T. Wood farm in the squRw
sand and increased Us production
from one to seven barrels.
Southeastern Ohio.
The Berea grit development near
Creola, Swan township, vinton coun-
ty, o., some very creditable produc-
ers have been completed recently.
The size Of the wells Is such as to
inspire new work In that district.
The Central Contract Finance Com
pany's No. 3 on the Stella r. George
farm is holding up at 80 barrels q
day. No. 4 on the same farm has
not been shot, but they are gwabbing
from ten to fifteen barrels day from
It while cleaning out. No. s on the
same farm has been drilled ten feet
into the Berea grit and has developed
a good gas pressure, estimated to be
good for 1000. 1000 cubic feet day.
The Davis farm well is holding W
at twenty-five barrels day and the
Peoples Gas Company is drilling in
the top Of the Berea grit ct second
test on the Allen farm. Creola ID
located about I've miles north Of Nc
Arthur, the county seat, and about
twenty-five miles south Of Logan on
the Hooking Valley railroad.
Shallow Sand TERRITORY.
In the Cow Run district, Lawrence
township, Washington county, NJ. j.
Davis and Company have drilled their
test on the Ellen Taylor Farm through
the Big Injun sand and scored a dtis-
ter. The location is 700 feet west Of
the test on the Katherine Dauber
farm. In the Roseville district,
Brush Creek township. Muskingup
county. the Blue Rock OIL asd G.iy
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OIL AND GAS
development
OF TREsTATE
Latest Reports Of Operations Ia
West Virginia, Pennsy-
As.. vania and Ohio.

Late Developments in the Big In
jun sand development on Fishing
creek, Green district. Wetzel county,
w. Va. have again attracted atten-
tion to that section. The Wildwoods
Oil Company has completed and put
its No. 4 on the ]. 3. Whiteman farm
to pumping, and 1t looks good for
fifty or seyenty-fve barrels day.
Like all the wells In that district It
has large quantity Of salt water
and It's status as a producer cannot
be determined until after the salt
water has been exhausted. The same
company is starting No. s located 700
feet southwest Of No. 4. an also start
ing Nos. 2 and 8 on the s. I. Morgan
farm.
The Hope Natural Gas Company's
second test on the New Martnsyills
Banks property Is better producer
than first indicated when drilled into
the sand and estimated ct twenty-five
barrels a day. The wen e pumping
and flowing at the rate Of forty bar
reis q day. Drilling was suspended
when the we'll was drilled into the
the top or the Big Injun sand. conse-
quently has less salt water than the
other wells in that locality. T. O..
Kingsley and Company are due to
get the sand at No. I on the ]. B.
Whitenian farm. The Manufacture
ers Light and Heat Company has the
rig completed fol- . second test on
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"THE GOLDEN CLAW"
FEATURED AT BIJOU

been at 1t all their lives. They take
all that is coming to them and a lit
tie more besides. The picture can
safely be called decided hit.
This program will be shown Thurs
day also.
Emma Dunn is to be featured in
a drama by Lottie M. Meany, called
Her Price" Earle. Browne and
Amelia Gardner will be in her sup
port.
The Lewis-oliver Players are out
doing anything ever in the City
in the way Of a stock production
the first three days of this week at the
Palace with their wonderful perform
ance Of "The Divorce Question" the
morality crama liz three acts by Will
liam Anthony Mcclure. 1t is unusual
to see such difficult play handled in
such skillful manner by stock Or
ganization and the Lewis-0liver Com
pany is giving a performance of the
play that would do justice to much
higher price attraction. The play will
be seen for the last time tonight.
Tomorrow the funny farce comedy,
Hello Mr.. Pipp," will be the attrac-
ton. This is a comedy in the full
sense of the word. Nothing but laugh
ter, no dull moments, nothing sad,
everything bright and cheerful. Hello
Mr. Pipp" will be on Thursday. Fri
dayf Saturday afternoon and night.
80
The clever story, Father and the
Boys" by George AIDE is being present
ed In film today at the Orpheum thea
ter. A noted stage artist, Digby Bell,
is In the leading role, and with his
wide experience he is the man for the
part. The Universal company could
never again weave together romance,
pathos and mirth as perfectly as dis
played in this masterpiece, which is in
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CARRIERS
MeadoWbrook Bowler Has High
Score and High Average
in Contest.

In a fast and exciting five-man ten
pin match the l. NJ. p. team wonNthe
decision over the Meadowbrook team
in contest rolled on the l. III. p. al
leys Tuesday night.
The Meadowbrook team has been
organized only a short time and Is
rolling an excellent game and before
the season is over. the team defeating
the Meadowbrook boys will have to
roll some game. The Meadowbrook
bowlers were not used to the alleys
In the first game last night, but rolled
better in the second and last games.
Gamers, Of the Meadowbrook
team, had high score and high aver
age for the contest.
Scores: