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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30
THR0NG TURNS OUT
TO WITNESS PR. R.
MEET AT ALTOONA
Record Crowd Sees Pennsy
Athletes Struggling for
Championship Honors
PHILA. HAS STRONG TEAM

ALTOONA. Pa. Sept 3O.-This city is
in the throes OF athletcsm today. The
second annual field. track, rne trap
shooting and baseball championship OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad are being held here.
Eight special trains from as many different
points, carrying 10000 employees Of the vari-
Gus divisions, began arriving at daybreak.
They were greeted and later Joined by the
10000 employees of the Altoona car shops
and middle division. A street parade be-
tween the morning and afternoon events, In
which all participated. further tended TO en-
liven this now a fixed annual celebration.
The Philadelphia delegation was headed
by Vice President W. w. Atterbury and
~ C. Long, who were received by O. w.
Creighton and local committee They
we're followed by the New York. Baltimore
and washington contingents. Trains from
the Williamsport. Tyrone and Pittsburgh
divisions brought their quota Of rooters,
and at an early hour the railway station
and streets leading 20 the cricket club
field were congested by traffic.
The trap shooting began early with com.
petition between teams from the New Jersey
and Philadelphia Terminal. p. b. and
Western Pennsylvania and Central and
Western Pennsylvania divisions Teams
from the six divisions of Eastern Pennsylva.
MIA and Central were added Then came
the volley ball championship between the
Eastern Pennsylvania and Western Penn.
sylvania divisions and tennis in singles and
doubles between the crack racquet wielders
of all the divisions
More than 5000 enthusiasts fringed the
huge track and sought points Of vantage
TO witness the thrilling events When the
referees whistle called the men to the
mark for tho afternoon events more than
$4,000 persons completely dotted the huge
inclosure and crowded the grand stand over
looking the oval, which seemingly had been
chiseled out by nature. The air was crisp.
but the sun had tempered the breeze and
partially dried the cinder path.
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Continued from Page On.

Continued from Page Ono
weather is clear a tremendous crowd should
pass through the gates.
Not since the days OF old. when Penn
used TO vanqush every team that dared
enter Franklin Field, has there been such
interest in an initial combat Football fans
In and around Philadelphia--and there are
many-havo seen the Red ana Blue dragged
in the mire so much during tho las, few
years that they grew accustomed 10 the
defeats and reluctantly wended- their ways
10 the playing field on opening day more
out Of habit, or duty. or whatever II might
have been.
This year. however II is different. Bob
Folwell Is coach OF the team, and the pub
lie believes In Bob Folwell. lie said that
Penn would have good football team this
fan and the fans are anxious to see that
team In action They realize that the play.
ers might not do 40 well in the first game
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WEST VIRGINIA CONFIDENT
OF DEFEATING PENN TEAM

but every one is anxious 10 see what they
can do. anyway
But no team ever opened the season
against a harder foe than win Penn this
afternoon. In West Virginia the Red and
Blue meets a well-coached and well.trained
eleven--one that has come here with the In
tention OF winning, and winning by big
score. There is an air of extreme conf
dencs in the Nornandie, where the south
erners are stopping. and both coaches and
players boldly predict victory for their
slda
on the other hand. Penn is making no
statements or predictions but there Is a
feeling among the players that they have
a mighty good chance TO win.
They realize what they are going up
against and know that they must play their
best and fight harder than ever before In
order 10 win. Folwell explained all this In
a speech TO his men yesterday and aroused
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LOST AND FOUND

PURSE-On Chestnut st. car, black purse. con-
tanning money. shopping coins and checkbook:
reward l47. Ledger centrall
RING-Lost. seal ring, set with red stone: int
tials G. n. e. carved I'm reverse. Reward II
returned to G. N Thorpe. second floor. N. w.
corner 18th and Cherry.
RING--Lost. Monday. diamond and pearl ring
between 1888 Spruce and 1908 Rittenhouse st.
WRIST WATCH-Iost Thursday. Sept 2s a
diamond wrist watch black ribbon. initials
u. E. II. engraved on back. Liberal reward II
returned to J. E. Caldwell Co. 002 Chestnut.
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HELP wANTEp-FEMALE

BooKKEEPER, machinery businessi must be
warrant better salary. II 4s, Ledger Central
CfIAMBERAiAlD and waitress. white, with ref
erenee Apply 1928 3. Rttenhouse square
CHILDNURSE, white, experienced. good refer
ence required. Phone Overlook 6s7. after o
y. m.
CHI DNURsE and cook wanted. 2 Protestants; i;
must have best references. Pm. Ardmore 407
COOK, good TO assist with washing and IRON
ing; Protestant Apply 70 IL, 832 3. 18th.
washing. Gtn.. 1l7g or Gtn. SIS J.
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Louisville Clinches Pennant

LOUISVILLE Ky. Sept. 80; Louisville won
from Toledo yesterday and clinched the American
Associa tion pennant. II the team loses the
three remaining scheduled games OF tho season.
all with Toledo Il still would have a lead over
Indianapolis, the nearest contender.
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Runs Scored by
Majors for Week

pUNS scored by all teams in
~ American and National Leagues
from Saturday, September %, to
Friday, September 20, inclusive.
Only runs that figure in official aver.
ages are included. Scores Of incom-
plete games are not counted, but the
scores of games of five innings or
more are included in the table:
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YOUNG MAN WANTED. OF SOUTHERN
BIRTH. COLLEGE TRAINING OR Eoufvk-
LENT WITH NATURAL APrrTupE FOR
HANDLING DETAIL; MUST WRITE GOOD
LETTERS UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR
ONE WHO CAN BECOME HIoH.oRADn
CREDIT MAN; SALARY TO MATCH CALI.
BER OF MAN REAL PROSPECTS, FoR Ars-
vANcEMENT ADDRESS NJ 100. LEDGER
OFFICE
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PERSONALS

WILL THE WRITER OF LETTER
DATED 8-2O-10, AND SIGNED "ONE
WHO KNOWS suGGEsTINq AN
MnTHoDa OF A WELL~KNoWN
FIRM. ADDRESS ~. LEDGER
CENTRAL?
MRS JAMES T.. sHREVE. maiden name Katie
c. Kohberger tadoption Berry,, wishes infor
nation regarding the whereabouts Of her fam
lily, John Kohberger' sr., John, Jr.. and Mrs
Frank COcherl or other relatives. Address
1905 w Madison ST., Louisville, Ky.
JACOB ScHERIM has purchased the trunk and
leather goods store OF b. Pode l1O3 N. I'd ri. (;
all creditors prior to September 20 present
claims 10 Is. Podel.
INFORMATION wanted Of u, E HOLMAN. an
architect who In 1910. had office az 1920
Chestnut ST. and later at 1899 Spruce st
Address "a 80 Ledger Office "
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-- -. -
,r,,,. -. =. - -, ~ - a. ,..a
'gps schSss Gys W "a asse esp, rswn sss
BOYS wanted IN run errundsi wages tino;
ID. V. Brown, 40 SAMSON II. --. ~
Boys wanted; shsip vsndearif'' inc.. si'
noYs wanted Tor so, shop .,i,.ay work. ssss
mass r,Ssns rS, ',a 1%u ~, 'Dw a,~.. ...oy ,os
& sGs-r Tssfs of1cs sno wh're '''' ''"p'o',D
,~, .. -. , ,.
bTsisR sis AND COOK wasiss mon sr es %y % n
adults IN suburbsi best Of referencce re-
auired' wages s5S. N tli. f.cdrer cen,ral
Tis' espsrisncsd hrd references rsauired
0O2 Ledger offce.
CLERK - Wanted. young man. about ~. f9r
gensrA othcs work sssnosrsPhsss pTfiIrr pTfiIetu, 10
worS tn ,n nooS ~. e.csrt eat,sdrvs ssiary
is with Sdvsncement NJ al. Ledesr Cent
-, ,,nt, ,,..-.s.., -...,,,s... -. 49,. .,n.r,.
ence and salary expected $50, Ledger on;
c,.ERKs
Young men for clerical work. must be
Sss, SS9a psg%fS. s% Moor ABBY Bure"" OF Employ
srp,vpprnor a ctorure
c+%sSs Sssi;a de. GE
PCT month; state age. oNpertence ana present
,,,i ,,S,,,,, ,'eSser oi'ss s,,,,.,iar;
roSd Opportunity fer yegns man not ..s., sIrsld q
,,x,f Y.,,,tr, - , ,y y,, = ,t a., "a
carGbosr5 fTSss nTe fEpniits ReiisS vance cor
Franklin and Wiiiov ais ~
mn A AEyraN,AN, ..,..,.-.. --t.n .,ns,,.oce on
~, s.sis WAntens one WIN ehrss.ste A9
n.ssn ine 0oln or slnlar to9le pre,etrbsu' , ~
DRIVERS wanted. steady work Good pay Ap-
piy era ne leo Cream q aad bsiow locust.
f,a,,,, -, - = - - .., 80 =,
Prussia pharmscv Nhhia 1,ermsntown ave
r,o,,e,,, -, , - - ~ " - "o.t W ~ ,,.,,s....
bnt NGISI--h. M. wanted AT once. but'er =
FhsrmncY, 44th ana Lancaster --..-.
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TELEPHONE OPERATORS
An me- opportunity to- secure employment in ex-
local and lonE-Glstance offices for experienced
oSerst xppy Kegstone ,0 Teepsons T S GSm sSTn
pany' l35 S. I'd St. Room 4O3.
= work good wages. 5is W, ciSpier St. Gtn.
YOUNG LApY Tor office work, must be sood
603, Ledger Office.
YOUNG WOMAN in real estate office; SO per
week. Harris, opposite station. Narberth, Pa.
TEACHERS wanted for grades, high and privat.
Agency Be- H. Cook sr 81 Perry Bua1s
HELP wANTED-MALE
AssIsTTANT SHIPPER wanted; some experience
in mill and stair work. 9th and Tioga SITS
BANK CLERK-A good position is open to
y5r nan or u n3toRs bank Prsfer one M
confidence, l09, Ledger Office.
BOARD BOYS .. wanted in brokerage house;
dssaed SS ledger 'tSH GeStra and salary
BOY, ACTIVE, A!MNBBITIous, FOR oEFIcE
$2RE %!S iH2gESE2HAS85GS a98B Hg5E RH
GgNP aq9NR % %oPPGRTgSdiERR EdR Office EqR EAPyANSE 94 N
CHESTNUT SITS. ASK FOR Mr.. BoUR-
BOY with, primary school education wanted in
engineering department: excellent chances for
10 .; m, Hale Kil6urn Co.. 18th and Glen
Ncou ave.
BOY wanted by manufacturing company for
be 49, good pay and permanent position. Ap-
ply 1856 Land Title Building and bring ref
BOY. oyer 10 years, for general office work, fac
and Write M esibe hand Apply Over oSefbroof 'cSP. Car.
pet Co. 5Oth and Lancaster ave.
sDx. "a
II. X Raieish. fourth noor' WashinsIogg
building, 0Os Chestnut 81.
BOY between the ages Of 10 and ~. for work IA
letter only to J. Il. Caldwell q Co., oO2 Chest
BOY. over II. wanted for siSck room and err
ssnds in dressmakins establishment 1879
MONTH give age and experience 53i. Led
Soy 8.ss ssr FSeert 9qPe'o wRs es $3.50 ts' "s' and
&C ssSa sEsr sSTs ie lSo GS a'er AD
and IL n & feed q?Ee0R e1 daSs be
SOY weep wsp.'d ofr I Esassr L. e sr Csairs H library "
S6 fer'i for ia sdaaf esnFs t4Gc
bqT Sss y Hfn4s 4s sGssr ess e on quo
Wolf & Co, 18th and callowhlii, 5d door.
BOY q work II store psTmagBssPt goFiti9n; sOod
CITY. APPLY 1890 $. PENN SQUARE.
"Ge sasanseRsnt sure 70 TisSt boys ''' 2 SaS''
BoYs-wanted. or experienced hoard boys
fof stock brokers' onioe. d us. Ledger OF
boys wanted. 10 years or over. to work IN
Wallpaper factory, Apply At once Becker.
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Apply by letter only.
Address IN. A - RAa w ONfnrd II

Apply by letter only.
Address "R. A." 643 w. oxford st.
acknowledgement an experienced salesman
o for an installment furniture store; must be
man well acquainted with this business sober
none bat those having a good trade In this line
need apply; good pay to right party Apply
In person to Quakertown Furniture and Bed
dina Co, 7th and Juniper SITS, ,Quakertown. Pa.
SALES s-MANAGER-we need a man who can
sell and who can qualify 10 handle sales force;
must have exceptional ability. force and en-
ergy and be able TO get out OF other men the
best that 70 in them; to this man. whose char
acter must equal his ability. we offer an un-
usual opportunity; commission with Drawing
account. l5s. Ledger Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30

oPERATORS-The Bell Telephone
Company offers positions as operators 20 In
tellRent young women between rs and 80
years old salary SO week while learning.
with rapid advancement; steady position as
sured, with splendid SURROUNDINGS and unusual
99ppporinnity Of promotion. Apply in person to
the Bell Telephone Company'n Operators'
school, 400 Market ST. daily, between $40
q. IN. and D. m. Monday. Tuesday and Fri
day evenings between 1880 and $50 o'clock.
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HELP wANrrp-rrMALE

------'-'.-- -..h W AN D--h n'pa Abh .
-.--- oO"''Hsee Iron freoed,ne Oolu"m
COOK. white Apply 1921 spruc, a. saturday.
= 70 llli,.-----.---------
have enc fsswDss' edu;,r wsniso &C.,
orRt FOR r,,,.., s........,.. ,,.....,. -
-iettea' can 1929 McCalium st. -
oIFBds ,WsNrEp N yAEM EAcEING De
2srH AND HAMILTON SITS
oIRLs. wanted tor. rersrsi heueewerk and
"'''"soWn es'o W.. -..----...----....---
ins paper boSes ,o ps,wv worE * on north sp
wcst corner Franklin and Willow sts I
GIRLS, experienced and learners. on calendar
work Appiy third aoor Wolf a Co ieth
-, 80 '''oN'','' -- .-.----.-
learn'ns' Apply aio \. aga st, ,..--.----
'NiS"oLp WoRsrED CO
DARBY PA
Starting an ,., .,.s.,,... ,..,,. u,.,.. 200,
ing
HOUSEKEEPER. middle AGED, refined white
woman take charge 2-story house; also to act
az Gompanion. adults In family no washlnri
10 iroIn,ng' INNS no company. sood home; retersnce
evening A. l.. spencer al eo chestnut' w 'PRiis.
HOUSEKEEpER. working for family of 2;
uauy TO = Apply NJ 124, Ledger once.
HOUsEwoRE-- xva,,od ,,ht,o ,,,rt for can
hwk. fam. adults. no washing: suhurbsi /
non s s,,wopx ,s9m nroSe s. sta oot Led once. s.
housework; salary SO. + O5i Ledger Central.
LAUNDREss white exporiancea Pro,estant
'ss'''''' s'-------------
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALF

BOOKKEEPER and stenogra pher A vouns
woman. thoroughly experienced in boogSeepng
ana stenoeraphy, expert at fgures, desires .
position as bookSeeper in nrst-class office;
start q 64o Ledger Central
DRESsMAKER. high class. wants engaeernents,
advance STYLES; ev'g gowns spec. Phi. WRi.of5S.
GIRLS. 2. friends. wish places together as cooh
and chamhermaid and waitress: good rofer-
ence B s3l LEDGER Ofhce.
stion gentleman's homei good cook; best ref
erences. iis. Ledger Office.
LADY. English. middle aged occupation daiy
OF position 70 Ill secretaryship, amanuensis.
companion. chaperon: French Spanish rnu-
steal. kind, cheerful; best references. Nj 55e.
Ledger Central.
NURsE-CoMPANIoN wishes position: instit,i-
ton experlencei best refs. liz. Ledger on.
sEAMSTREss-Hand-m made lingerie to order;
beautiful models shown: trousseau work :
speciality; work at home. NJ 44G. Led Cent.
SEAMsTREss, expert on hand-made chiidren's
clothes; work ft home; best Of references.
NJ 40. Ledger Central
sTENoGRAPHisR wishes position from TO 81
rapid; accurate. Preston b307 w.
TEACHER wants engagements in school or pri-
vate lessons; English. French. music: long ex-
perience; highest references. @ o57, Led Cent.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR wishes a nrivate
hrahoh; state salary. Address 767. Branch
Ledger 1901 Columbia ave.
VOCAL and Instrumental Cpiano) Instructions
given; refs. Miss J. Gessner. 9425 Walnut.
YOUNG WOMAN. refined. experienced: hours
clerical work per day. b 115, Ledger Office.
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DREssMAKERs

Expert waist and skirt drapers, from
the most fashionable establishments
only; good wages Ions seasons. Apply
before 10 a. M, French Dressma king
Shop, NTH noor. West Store. Mar
ket 1T.
sTRAwBRIDGE a cLoTHIEI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30

A heayyweight tournament Is being planned
by Battling Levinsly. at Stratford. Conn, and
he is trying to match Jack Dillon with Fat Boy
Willie Meehan for his star number. Sam Jacobs.
who will handle Meehan when he arrives in the
East has several offers for the Frisco heavy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30

YOUNG MAN wanted at once: capable. familiar
with pastinE and plating photorraphic card
evS tull PARTICULARS. Bridges Mfg. Co..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30

Another match has been clinched between
Sailor Charley Grande and Jack Dillon. They
Will meet In Brooklyn October 10.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30

Harry Wills were among the first batch OF
boxers 10 return from Buenos Aires, where the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30

Darby Kelly has n stable OF hve boxers In
Buffalo. He has added Bryan powney; w%eltsr- %
weight Bobby Ward and Leo Finneran, light
weights, and joey Daley, bantam, to his string.
with Johnny OLeary as his star.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30

statesmen wantcdi attractive proposition. Cali
at any Of the following offices OF the United
Gas Improvement Company;
N. W. cor. 18th ana Cherry sts. Room SO5-
AIR. j. X, Hare,
1905 NJ. Broad st.--Mr. Senator
4liT Frapkford a,e.--sir. Fchcasreen.
2200 N. Front at--Nr. McDevift.
b5S4 Germantown aNe..-Mr. Allan,
SEXTON wanted for Episcopal church. with
view % an tnterlicw Send name and address
TO B ia. Ledger Office
STAIR BUILDERS wanted: long job. time work
ers, Doe per hour. piece WORKERS making $50
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE


BAMsK;INo.HHsye .Ns;iS 10 years sHE as sooSp,r.
BooKkEEPER. cashier and office man open
G0n sred 10. G Ledger s5fsseos ofaee ana BOND as
BooKKEEPER office manager and cost ac-
Su.nsas Box a4o pifSH Haeaon HeaRts
5.. rs from aS is od oGG G.dass esns
with doctor or private family. eos brooklyn:
cHESNfsT ES grades;s sso EXP n laboratory
coAcHMAN-Reliable. ail-around man. UNDER
stands steam wants pos. ref, 1874 SAMSON.
ELECTRICIAN. experienced in maintenance ef
% ons sse 1S s. = S sa csn
LAN 70 ayssrs desires DSsi,On yits
ssss no e5,sst y Gsds.r Y oSp salary
o oP LARGE ,sfI REsPo oN@ai @ 2 Il.ItiEs.;, pESiEEss
AND AiATIiRlcp JtIpdAITsNT - IsE RE
ssR fSBsrs 81 SsyfSRS
nts ie Mia 'sGisi'sr q ss s:' :. ssd e;
%ss ss 81 and %arsS 1lsS' Si i9 L sdss
MAN, single. wants position; understands auto
9Ss' asoana pscs @ ess sdssr y!1,as sasa % WORK
MsN AND pSEn.on TIEs eeIeSsd want situations to
MAN AND WIFE. colorcd wish positions to
getheri best reference e053 catharine.
PRIVATE. TuToR--collcse ereduate. successful
se.s n 10 Esassr csainsp ans prsp4rA'ory sub
SALESMAN, 27 years old single, with yearr
outside selling experiences. both on tha road
ana Local would Ike 70 connsct with an ab-
smpioysd but feels that hs hes about sx-
ent sltuatloni the best Of reference as 10
ability and character can be furnished. salary
Or drawing ACCOUNT to be $1,000 at least.
~. Ledger Onice.
SALESMAN. experienced, wants poaltion with
iobber or manufacturer OF dry goods or notions
results n the District OF Columbia. Afarylen1
and Virginia; has automobile and established
trade with about 800 huelness houses In above
ssatss k,aa, Aaasess ~ T. u, 10 General DsliV-
sALrsAfAH--Artive, enerEetic american axe
81 good personality; keen business man with
wide experience. formery manager, seeks po-
are appfeciaisd Il i4i. Iedser Central "
wAIrER-younK colored man wisass 10 wait At
dinner experienced. III LedFer onice.
Other classlnsd Ads on Next Pase
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Teddy Moloney has mapped out a busy cam
psisn for his brother John and the former anna ms,
Ted plans to work the younger Moloney at least
once a week. and in this way Johnny VIII be
is training just now for tilt with Whitley
Fitzgerald at tho Ryan A. c. tuesday night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30

MAN. with u years exp.rience Ia office Of cor
hnstler seeks position WHERE there L. z chancs
present employer; can furnish bond IN any
amounts age 81 and married. II 146. Ledger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30

YOUNG NAN, with clerical experience who can
write French well. Postofnce Box 1922.
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YOUNG MAN, about IL years OF age. IN Office
on whoiessle Erocery house; must be good pen
man. Address. in own handwriting Rivinn
-references, So ledger Office.
YOUNG MAN rs. for real estate office; experi-
ence unnecessary. but must be stenoars pher,
Ledger Central,
YOUNG MAN TO work in stociroom Of whole
saie housei good chance for Advancement.
YOUNG MAN wanted 10 learn confectionery
business = w. cor goth and Snyder
YOUNG MEN and boys wanted in manufacturing
apartment. National Biscuit Co.. 13th and
BootKEEPER and statistical man good writer.
no; ledger clerks. slo; Underwood binine
machine operator, stb: stenographer t1b.
stock clerk wanted for automobile concern.
siI. other very attractive positions omen for
hieh.Erade men. Business Service Co.. 1901
Land Title bldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30

ounboat Smith defeated Cleve Hawkins. jim
Corfey and Tom Cower. all within a period O
two weeks. Now the Gooner Is matched will
Zoe Cox In Brooklyn Tuesday night Smith ap
parently has regained the od-time form tina
made him leading contender for heavyweight
laurels.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30

S0HS GiTT Is RPPIY fPSsFis is4o s. PENN saGAkAAh s kAAhrs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30

The Melrose Club of Atlantic City. opens a
field for Philadelphia amateur boxers Tourna-
ments are staged at the seashore resort twice
= month and competition Is open for "all-for-
glory boxers OF this city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30

THE v5,s6a ENcYcLoPAEDIA ,islg If,o,I paITAN ~
sALhsSiEND ASfNDs To woRK Won h,Ssf oN -dMAps InADs
pRkkyynso pkky soTa T5 sNMN u TaE GI5 5 ASR 6FnTR TS
LINES sEEKING WoKk WE CAN
sHggcTTshsAfrLF ThAfT F9aHRFIEr aI!S HaE MS os %5 4H5
HAD NEVER SOLD books BEFoRE'
wH6 WI ARh PAhTTioSTpddAAffLTT ToT dAfT coSh oMSAhNg Hl MEN
MEN 1uT WHO HAVE SUFFICIENT
fHee fMHEeRTMdEEEN MEN AHaIohITY aokT VITO ne ahfkE aAahNfpkkgE
IN This RESPECT will REcEiVE
E6HTBEaMaEEld6Y TPBdaaEl6s RSHPIp peS pReRSo2anogTIoSN gISsS
oRGANlzATfoN wHfcH Will PAY
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30

An Italian featherweight match that has beer
hanging fire for several weeks was clinched last
nIClA BY Muggsy Taylor when he hooked up Al
Nelson and Knockout Al Wagner for the Broad
ways final next Thursday night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30

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Ledger Ofhce
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for stock brokers' oniee. d lis. Ledger OF
BOYS wanted. 10 years Or over TO work IN
Wallpaper factory. Apply at once, Becker.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30

BANI<1NG-Have 10 years exn. as book'p'r,
auditor. teller; good exec s4s, Led. Cent.
BoOKKEEPER. ca shier and office man open
for enEagement Nov 4; rs years In present
position: No. reference and bond II de-
sired 10, Ledger Office,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30

allowing himself TO be led to the slaughter
when he refused to go through with bout
admit that they didn't have a chance against
a certain man. After boxer once suffers
knockout defeat he always feels backward
about taking a chance of being crushed on the
chin again. Johnny Nelson will meet Leonard
at the Olympia October o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30

MAN single. wants position: understands auto
mobiles can run carr, snd WILLING 70 work
MAN AND WIFE. colored want situations to-
gether. Dickineou 4e4T -