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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-23
DIPLOMAT SAYS
RICHES PLAYING
BIG PART, TOO
German Tells OF Allies Efforts
to Drag Bucharest Into
Conflict
FIGHTING is. POLITICAL

BERLIN. Aug. 23.--Besu,lfui
women and huge sums OF mon
ey are being used by the allies
In the great diplomatic battle
being wsped at Bucharest. the
allies seeking TO bring Rumanla
into the war.
A distinguished German
diplomat. whose name was not
revealed. made this charge
thru the semi-ofieiai German
News Agency today. But de-
spite the allies efforts. Rv.
mania 10 yet undecided. he said.
adding:
"Rumania has been the sphynr.
and is still shrouded with n
mysterious veil. behind which tho
political passion and agitations.
not only OF the Rumanians.' but OF
the allied agents. are at the highest,
pitch.
The allies agitation reached It's
height al the beginning OF the las,
Russian offensive" said tho diplo'
mat.
~ tu' NAt4f tthtt hA' @ttt'R VII
nouneed Balkan offensive by
Gen. sarrall. which was undcrtsk.
en- purely for political purposes,
Tho central powers. In their off
oial reports. stigmasired Sarrails
operations as 'fciEned.' Nov a
sudden Bulgaria noffensive has
put quick end 10 the allies activ.
tiles. The Russian offensive is ap-
parentiy siackeninE.
at present Rumanla is SIN un-
decided. She probably will nutsKive
up Der weli.caiculated. clever neu-
traitfy. which has brought her an
enormous gain In power. unless
she thinks that really decisive
turn has been reached In the war
Meanwhile. trade relations between
Rumanla and the central powers
continue small"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-23
1000 TO LOSE
$3.50 RATE BY
STATE ORDER.
After September 1t Will
Cost $3.50 to Have Phone
Installed
PARTY LINES HIT, TOO

An increase in telephone
rates amounting TO more than
$4,000 year was the dose
handed to Seattle by the state
public service commission in
ruling, announced Wednes-
day, which will go into effect
here September !.
The opinion, findings and
new rules governing the Pa
cific Telephone & Telegraph
company's operations thruout
the state was signed by Com
missioners Blaine. Lewis and
Spinning, August 5, but print
ed copies did not reach the
city utilities department until
Wednesday.
The % pages OF technical
printed matter contain two
radical rulings that will affect
seattle rates.
One is that the corporation
may hereafter charge $3.50
Connection service charge,
unless the new patrons SIM
ply take up service OF a phone
l-~sdv installed.
The city utilities department e.
timated that an average OF 1888
new phones were installed annually.
during the last three years. This
means an increase OF approximately
$4,000 added to the burden OF tele-
phone users.
The other radical change Is the
elimination all obsolete rates.
1000 Lose $3.50 Rate
This means that all telephone
users. and there are approximately
1000 OF them, who constructed un-
der the old $1.50-a-month rate. Will
lave to pay the 81 rate after Sep
tember /.
Some of them will have TO pay =
little higher rate. according to
rarity classifications.
The city utilities department has
cstimated that the increased rates
from this ruling will total approxi-
r1ately $46.s00 year.
All rates, from now on. will con-
form to a schedule on file with the
commission.
No Party Business Lines
II eliminates. for instance. two
and four party business phones.
and unlimited apartment house
service on one phone.
These changes will all increase
the revenue of the telephone cor
poration, and increase the cost Of
living burden on patrons.
The order followed the commits
sion's inquiry into the valuation OF
the telephone interests in the
state. when II was brought to light
that the corporation had listed "un-
accounted for assets OF $1,000. .000."
Plants Value Fixed
In the report. Seattle telephone
investments are listed at s6,799.-
g02. and revenue (under the old
system) at sl.639.724 a year. The
expenses are listed at s1,459,53S an
nually. and the net revenue at
sis0,1S6.
A net return OF 2.65 per cent was
estimated. under the old way OF op-
Grating. and the new authorization
of obsolete rates" will increase the
return to 1886 per cent. while other
new rules will increase this still
more. Just how much the commits
sioners fail TO make clear in the %
page report
The whole inquiry started May
81. and the commission called itself
he complainant. and named the cor
poration the respondent.
The general result is an order to
increase the monopoly revenues in
practically every city and town In
the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-23
Mutt and Jeff
to Be Back in
Star Tomorrow
On with the dancel

On with the dance!
Mutt and Jeff. those comlcaI
cutups created by Bud Fisher
who kept the readers Of The
Stars sport page In convulsions
OF laughter all winter, are back
with us again.
Mutt and his little slde-kIck
arrived In town today from
New York and Will be on the
lob tomorrow at the top Of the
sport page. as usual.
Insist on getting The Stari
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-23
WATER sHuT.oEE NOTICE

Water will be shut off in all OF
the district between Austin st. and
Cazelle st. from Beacon ave. to
Goth ave. s. supplied from Gazelle
Al. tank. on Thursday. August "a,
from 0 a. m. to y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-23

William Rosweldt. young farmer
OF Greenville. Wis, has suf-
fragette COW. She will not permit
a man to come within her stable.
To milk her Rosweldt disguises
himself by putting on Mother
Hubbard and q bonnet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-23

In France there Is prize amount
ing to about $4,000 awaiting the
discovery OF cure for Asiatic
cholera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-23
THOSE LETTERS

ADDED TO THE FAKE my DEAR JESSE" LET
TER MANUFACTURED ny GEORGE u. LEE. CANDI
DATE FOR GOVERNOR. Is THE LETTER WRITTEN
BY A. O. RuRMElSTER. OF TACOMA. AND PUB
ilsIiED AT THE FAKE SHOP HERE THIS is
GRAND LITTLE OLD cAMpAiGN-wHArf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-23

"FAIR TONIGHT AND THURSDAY" CHIRPs THE
WEATHER MAN BY THE WAY DO YOU KNOW
THAT CONGRESSMAN HUMPHREY WILL BE HERE
IN A FEW DAYS7 HE MUST BE GETTING WOH-
RIED BECAUSE NO ONE HAS YET OFFERED TO
BUY HIS "DUCKPOED."
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lTE OF TENNIS
aARS SUITABLE
no PROGRESSIVES
anger Set Was Decidedly
|.eainst Declaring Bundy
md Mclaughlin Pros
ROOM TO THE GAME
mr111AM T. TILDEN. I'D

=, WILLIAM 7. TlLDEN, I'D
! didnt do I'll of course we're
. ineS - tba action of the Executive
sakas Of the L.. S. n. l.. T. A. in
snnha, snHs ,be question of the amateur
Hgpns 81 Maurice Mclaughlin and
ihons mandy. II was claimed that the
lema N the sporting goods store of
Falns made them professionals.
n ~ annual meeting, when every one
"a I a terrible scrap over the ques-
~. conservative element who were
.a " ,be amateur rule and wished to
'A',,s ss.ss men declared professionals,
ssaiIne out the attitude of the rep
~ ..syea' found that the support of
s.sti,n and Bundy was so strong
:. -, decided not to raise the ques-
"a IN turn 1t over to the Executive
AA.,t,se for consideration and action.
~, ,he committee met last night and
sot the consideration but not the
~ For this year, at least, no action
:. bs taken, and the eligibility OF these
!. ,ntact The committee will merely
~. sn,endments to next years meet
y. ba acted on then. 1t is a vic
~ ior the progressive younger element
&. ss tennis world.
=. viewpoint of Philadelphia tennis
..s.,v on this point is remarkable i'm.
= n the tendency of the times toward
.-.rsaa The men of what we might call
s y N school, conservative to the limit
.saIne the amateur question, are all in
.s.ort of debarring Mclaughlin and
zsssg Mr., Albert l.. Hoskins is a rigid
Esl.rsr m the strictest kind of an anna
- rule as Is Or. II. b. Dewhurst and
E.s.r prominent men of the tennis world
n Philadelphia who represent the older
z1as Of this question
M Younger men are all in support of
=doushlin and Bundy. This attitude is
[issrly shown. since in the last few weeks
: ave talked to many of our younger
LAYERS on this point and every one with
a stception took the liberal standpoint.
ms raises an interesting question
stsFsly because the younger element all
|sluk the same way it doesn't necessarily
LA that they are right. Not at all.
n may be wrong, but the point it
r. make forcibly and pointedly is that
.sbIlc opinion in tennis. just as in all
.ter branches of activity, determines
-a,ngs and that liberal ruling on this
.mateur question must be, and in fact
sas taken by the L. s. n. l.. r. \.
4 We are wrong, we will learn by sad
.1perience, and the old rule will return
b power If we are right, and l believe
y are, a fairer, more just and equal
nance VIII be given to all our players.
Il will be a pleasure to know that with
BIS action, or rather lack of action, by
be Executive Committee a large Cali
hfnla representation in our Eastern tour
laments is assured 1t was known that
nany prominent players, among them Nc
.0nghlin, Bundy, Johnston, Mary Browne.
IFs Bundy, Florence Sutton and Miss
Fghtman were merely waiting for the
dsult of this meeting before making plans
3 come tast, provided no action was
ken against the California stars. Now
q will again have the pleasure of view
lg the wonderful tennis and equally
pnderful good craftsmanship of the Cali
irnla stars
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TODAY's MARRIAGE LICENSES

sph Weiss, l3s $. 18th st, and Lizzie
IL shPFsl KsIElsa6 sl1h st. 9Pd !spnd road r,,
aaeCalh 857 N. 10th st
isIs.Hisl ss,S Jackson ,l3i7 s AIarkoe St. and
neasehe X; Gamble, Conshohocken. Pa. and
~ siahehe Hammer Nnrrstown, Pa.
- Luther. 2Oal $. 27th st., and Eliza
~ a; Staufter, 3D5l Ludlow st.
' ehba esb b2PTIneman, 2oii "a St, and Eliza
It's Levin, 4N6 Mlfflin St. and Lizzie Selig.
- HOS Mfflin st
Anlpe,. s18 E. GiTard ave .
Fssss. T. Behm, 2n23 n Marshal St. and
n ~ :; ,Roop 2927 ~. ,7th st.
tllsnskis. 1871 Wallace st ''' "''''
aaTnalisso nas iMolagr5sky g5dky New York, and Tina H.
6a 6ssf ~ Horn, ,G2s f. Cornwall st.. and
ma ma K kunze, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Isasa, ITs - Johnson 1884 Witzwater st and
.1'hIe ,. Goode. I33 Mebster 81
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

ASSISTANT executive eTperisneed; with Al
credentials, seeks position In reliable con
Germ; financial responsibility II 03l Led, Cen
BOoKKEEPER, credit man Young man nan thor; ;
uughiy experienced, capable OF taking run
charge OF office AT present employed IN above
capacity, by large manqfactuTins concern
desires 10 change. 49, Ledger central
BOOKKEEPER, o years exp. wishes position
which offers opportunity Tor the tutuFes now
employed. II g43 Ledger Central,
BOOKKEEPER-Afa desires position II o42
Ledger Central
CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC 10 years expert
ence On foreign aud American cars, best ref
srence, speaks French German, wants change
ApFil III SAT, Ledger Central
COLLEGE GRADUATE, -. wlth years bust
ness experience. desires position With oppoT-
funIty Tor advancement. Ill, Ledger Cent,
GARDENER married wishes pos; lifetime cap. :
thor. underst ands greennoases ana out =
sIde work.: good ref Address Gardener, 10
s. Warner ave, Bryn Mawr. Pa,
NAN AND WIFE Will take entire charge Of
poulIrv plant: unusually successful In rats-
Ing poultry, show or utility years ei expert
anees 'ea.raf q attention 10 aetallt laaFe nKea~
IN position Apg1 ID no children refer
tnees n sol, l.edgsf Qtiiee
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|GlSOLINE TO KEEP GOING UP
WHILE THE WAR LASTS
|Ifade Commission Finds Advance Not
Due to Discrimination

WASHINGTON. March 1S.-Congress
AuTtly will receive an official report from
|k Federal Trade Commission that Ameri-
- consumers Of gasoline must expect
1hiinued advances in the prices of that
spduct at least during the continuance of
| b European war.
The commissions inquiry is being
ahed to conclusion and will show, it was
afned today, that the high price now
<lhg paid by gasoline consumers is not
o 70 discriminatory practices, but may
attributed entirely to the unprecedented
smahd Of warning nations for this prod
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LOST AND FOUND


For Other Lost and Found Ads See Page /
DIAMOND RtNGS-t.ost during week of Fob.
-, IN vicinity OF 2lst and Mt Vernon etg
two " rings; one contains Z diamonds
mounted IN platinum. the other turquoise
surrounded with diamonds. Liberal rryva rtl
rS,turned to j. h. Caldwell & Co G05
biIiiiIILost. Shepherd dog, yellow with some
DIdck on, back, similar to COLLIE had licensed
ar, rag mmarked marked Dog tax paid tai5, MontEom.
srL county, Penna.' COmmunicntc with
I26 Elkns ave. Ardmorc Telephone krd.
bpIi-Lost. Perklngesp dog March ii lght
nrown long hair with white breast name
IuohdN. SID reward 53tS Reinhard st Call
woodland 33Bf-W or Woodland 3432-N
bOSTIThurs1av, a male collie: collar I'M
markod white breast feet and nose Reward
III. II returned to 0i27 Sherwood I'd, Ovorbrook
BAR PlN-Lcst, diamond bar pin Friday night
~ nfe LAiplon. Liberal reward II re.
turned tc Mrs, j. Becrwald, 1920 Spruce st
SEgALSktN MuFF at "Rlucblrd" Rroad and
Susquchanna llb. row Return n134 n 18Th
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-18
THE WEATHER
Official Forecast

-. WASHINGTON, March IS.
- eastern Pennsylvania and New
ssy--Partly cloudy and not so cold
and Sunday moderate shifting
ma M becoming southeast.
e area OF high barometer that was
over upper Michigan yesterday
{, "1yFed southeastward and is central
.a onesapeake Bay this morning 1t
M nss further drop in temperature
me Middle and North Atlantic states
few stations report the lowest
ssh temperature on record. The tenn
sss = nave risen rapidly in the upper
~ fesloh and continue to rise slowly
sreat central valleys and the cot
80 FAR weather is reported from
| Il h,s OF the country this morning,
'arse percentage of clear skies.
u 5. Weather Bureau Bulletin
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-18
FOUND ny THE POLICE

'pCND-,7 lunches Of Scys ! automobile
lnmp. ! pair eyeglasses in case. iady's
dress; 3 automobile cranlis. l automobile
tire, ] straw bag containing wearing apparel,
! receipt book, / lndy's auto veil . pocket.
books books Gonta,ninE money. pocketlinife. !
small rugs, package OF bulbs, | sweater, 3
skid chains fur nocl;picCc. iady's hand.
bag, ! gents ,oycrcoat. l grip containing
wearing apparel, | box Of Chicnry, | parlOr
lamp silver watch roll Of tapestry. /
gents sack coat. ! straw bag automobile
robes, | l1dy'g muT | medicine case. | gent =
Eray coat. q quantity of prnnu. auto tags for
1915. Apply to Walter Gilbert, chief Clerk,
bureau OF Police. Room 2l3. city Hail.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-18
UNCLAIMED TEIEGRAMs

WESTERN UNION .TELEGRAPH CO.-Nirs.
Florence Mcrdth; Mr.. Goo, Johnston. Plato
Mrs a. j. Cunningham: Miss Helen Niey,
anil. a9nder; M Mrs w, II Dunn; Mrs Geo. Dow
POSTAL TELEGRAPH GO. THE Orvidas:
Wm. NJ Kennedy: Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Soligmhn: Mra. Clnrlin. Il = l,llft
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-18
PRINTING PLANT

\ good sOiuc printing plant Tor
sale in phil1.E we'll equipped for
large and small work; owner EO-
Ing ont Ot town. NJ 312. Ledger
central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-18

SPRUCE, i22i-2B (Rrismondel-Fnrn. roefns,
single en- suite; private baths: table board.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-18
PERSONALS

THIS CLASSIFICATION IL Tor such announce
mentq as are Of purely personal character
,such aS children for adoption, appeals for
those In Distress for location Of lost rcla-
ives, payment and nunpayment of debts. ctr.
YOUR needs whom listed here arc not confused
with advertisements OF commercial nature.
see 'Business Pcrsonnls'' for important
trade announcements
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-18
SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE

BOOKKEl1PER, thor. exp. desires frsL-elass
pos, taking com. CHI ge, Pm Belmont 3IsB *.
CHILDNURsE. graduate, infant or older child,
Phone Wayne 161 r.
CooK-First-c class French cook, good refs,
wants situation where kltChenmRid Is kept
G, r.. q, 1918 Christian 81.
GIRL. colOred wishes days work cleaning
city or suburbs 2052 Fernon St
HOUSEKEEPER CHorSingl Prot. for two
adults; small wash. ref, II I29, Ledger or.
HOUSEWORK-Cood cook, capable Protestant
woman; small fam. ref III 10, Led on.
NURSE, undergrad. mental and paralytlc
cases specialty wishes perm. case. II s1I,
ledger Central.
NURSE, companion. wishes position; hospital
trained; highest ref. Phone GermaRt n 45a5
TUTORING-Ger.. Fr,, Eng: esp. backward
pupils Mademoiselle an4 Meightman Bldg
WHERE can / get IN touch with tirst-eass
stenOgrapher, boOkkeeper or clerk2
This question has been asked by business
men quite frequently-thFough the CONNER
cial Department at Ledger Central Is the
answer. Miss Dean Is able 70 render YOU
valuable assistance IN locating Just the right
kind OF help. without publicity. undue an
nOyanCe. waste Of time and energy. Tell her
your requirements at Once-she has listed
the qualifications OF young ladies' seeking
positions. This service viii beneht you per
sonally-it Is free 10 LEDGER advertisers
, Telephone Walnut or Main 1000. Miss
Dean" at once.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-18

There is a drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at office rates.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-18

PATENTS
Write for "How to Obtain n Patent. " list of
pstout buyers and Inventions wanted; 81 600.
600 In prizes offered for Inventions send for
sketch for frec opinion as TO pntcntability,
our four books s"ut free. Patents Ddvors
ts"d free. We assist inventors to sell their
inventions Address Department A. Victor j,
Evans Co, Patent Nttys.. main offices.
WASHINGTON, -. G. Phlla. office. 1929 Chest
nut 81, Bell phone. spruce G535
SUMMER CAMP for sale In n ~. lake region,
Accommodate ~. full every season FOR 10
years; $4,000; unusual chance to secure a
nnc paying business for less than half cost,
II ij1. Ledger Central.
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FOR
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)

which Is permitted IN all classification. ~.
gept HeIp and Situations Wanted. Lost and
T,q,r1' ET,2q,urn1d' .Personals. Boarding and Rooms add
OF ABOVE RATES LIVE ~ AtN'
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
BROAD, s.. 4to-pesrablo furnished rooms.
all conyenLrnces. hot-yater heat
CHESTNUT I72s-Desirablo room. with and
without bath steam heat; electricity.
cHBEGsGTNyT BGGyN, f,r 2S97 n, G h
DIAMOND, 2S2S-Nicely furn room; southern
exposure; board ontlonal Ph. Dia, 30il
LOCUST ST, I3o3-LarEe ad-sry front room,
6R ssr % houpaag uag %atSF e
MONMOUTH, E, ia36-Boarding married
with southern exposure, kensington 9h37 J
MT. VERNON, 1S3l-2d-story front, furn.;
business women onlyi private fam; phone,
bath. unfurnished
SPRUCE, ld26L--Second floor front private
bath, large suite southern exposure.
WALNUT ST. near 5oth-Comfortably fur
light near IL r 5l5. Ledger Office
555 per mo. TAuLANE, 800 Walnut ST. ''''''
10TH, $, ,l2G-BeautIfully furnished rooms,
Call Sunday or evenings
10TH & POWELTON AVE. Is. f. cor. Sec,
ond and 3d-story front, Ph. Barring 773j W,
18TH s. 2ioGiApaTB5megt one as,e2r Or two rooms,
10TH, s, 1lO6--DeslTable sunny rooms clec-
tricityi private bath. Woodland 2574 W.
10TH, $. s2s-Nicely FURNISHED front room
all conEenienCes; suitable for one or two,
gentlemen. an eonyeniences. 'phoHe.
5GTH s., l1S5-Slcely furnished rooms "a
floor all mod conyen woodland 1865.
GOTH, n, 2O7- -Cheerfully furnished rooms
for housekeepluEi gas, electric. linen; near
IL: phone Belmont 4085.
two ROOMS wide hall and bath; newly IN.
ished. north and south exposure reasonable.
Phone Barring 1860 W. or write ri 44B
Ledger Central
FURNISHED front room with use Of bath;
business women pFeferTedt reference eE-
ehanged. Phone TioEa 1870.
oWNF.R VIII rent bachelor apt. rooms. bath
fireplace. 2022 Spruce 81. Locust 1868 j.
suburban
OWNER Wlll rent 81 story of residence f8
rooms and bath, furnished or unfurnishadl.
WIN rent rooms singiF " desired; reference
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-18

,sa, Miss Dean, Ledger Central:
Just a line to thank YOU for the position
YOU got for me at the Regal Shoe Factory
asrtainIy hne IN every way.
If only there were more 5lris who knew
aosifions | have told every one | met about
your method. ana there were lots of people
WV SUE GILL,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-18
General

,T.lsfE,ny WANTED as GOVERNMENT
= S39ERkS: $40 month; Philadelphia examlna-
Na1s coming: sample questions free. Frank
IN Instituts Dept Tlb N, Rochester. N. z.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-18

TELEPHONE o OPER A 4 OR 8
ANTED-BriEht young women
between II and - years old TO
take up telephone operating; no
exDerience necessary; salary paid
while learning; pleasant work.
permanent position. Apply IA
person. Bell Telephone Co, 400
Market St, between $50 a. m
and p. m.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-18
ROOMS WANTED

or two rooms With bath or
Of bath by a young business man. must
- nicely furnished and iu tirst class l1ez
tlou within 70 or 20 minutes OF City Hail.
give full particulars; state rental aud when
same may be seen. L l22. Ledger ofaee
WANTED Youna married couple want large
unflTnlshad rooms With private bath. Ha
housekeeping. Address Il SIT. Ledger on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-18

WOMAN for general housework, cooking; good
home. Phone Colingswood 846 or can JIG
Grant ave. West Collingswood. y, j
WOMEN 10 run machinery In twine mill John
n Bailey Co, Water and Fasker sts
YOUNG GIRL TO assist with general house
york in family OF two, and small child
family wash done out II Ias, Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-18

GRAPHER-Must be college or high
srbnol graduate, with experience In edi-
torIai work preferred, for publishing house
cupabe Of handling high-grade correspond
enre: - to 30 years Of age. See Miss
Dean" Ledger Central Broad and Chest
nut SITS,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-18

STORAGE and van business. long established.
central location. worth inveStiEatiuE LEWIS
a. TAJEANE, 200 Walnut st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-18
WATCHES AND CLOCKS

iNPERrS on Swiss and American watch re-
pairing; French. grandfather and quarter
hour strike and aUtiuue clocks; 30 Yrs. eND
Ch1s. T, Rogers, ~ s. nth and Tl5 s. 55th.
Watch nsp. for r. e q r. r. Locust 1910
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-18
FOR EXCHANGE

CONDENSATION POOL and billiard table, In
gludins balls, cues racks, ETC. IN good or
hand Ford or runa bout with box body.
WM STEWART, 5000 y. eth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-18

BfAIIfN-KELsny HEALTH HEAT - better
aud cheaper than steam OF hot-water. Rnrn
fresh air with normal moisture MAXIM
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-18
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING RATES
EVENING LEDGER

THIS STYLE TYPE Cof like this,
Ybgee YYib,g s[e tIe,ss oo ,:;,..... iSe per line
SIX tines one week. ........... 10c per line
Situations Wanted three times one week 10
cents per agate line per Insertion
Place your order for three or
more times and it will be in
serted in the daily Public Ledger
at no additional cost.
one, or two time rate for EVENING LEpars
auu = VBLC LEDGER combined Is 10 cents per
as93te as93t line. with the exception Of Help Wanted
line, 'SN' "l'Sh 70 ~ cents per