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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-18
HOW FRENCH BATTERIES
WORK IN ALsACE
OFFICER DESCRIBES OPERA
TiO\s; STORIES FROM
TIlENIER on WAR

Paris. Jan. rs The prolongatlon OF
The war has had the effect OF complt
eating remarkably the work Of the
llailsticlan. The man who Is fond OF
figuring cut what given circumstances
viii produce Ia all Aofis OF occasions
hcgan his calculations on the auppoal
lion that all would be over within a
few months After the few months
passed be begun 10 figure on year.
and again he had 20 revise his figures.
Tho moat intricate problem that hs
has been working on "a what will ha
the total destruction IN value of tho
mon KILLED and mon disabled for life.
slailniiolana working Gu thla problem
10 back a. far as the war OF tho
Crmea Ia 81. when rroudhon eatl-
mated tho value of mans ilfe at
$4,000 francs $4,000. since then
writer's on this subject have for the
most part discrcdited tho arbitrary
figure and have valued the life or
services OF man according to his pro-
dueing capacity foyllle made the far
moro modeatre estimate OF $500 a. the
average nlno OF the men killed IN the
war Of 1870 Coming down 10 the
present time, Yves Gayot considers
that a mans salary or wages repre-
senls no more than half OF the value
Of tho production 70 which he con.
tributes. and starting from that baaia
he figures that during the first SIX
months 81 The war France had lost
81 900 100000 through the disappear.
ancc and disabling Of producing men.
On tho same basis the loss 70 dato
would be 5000 100000. but other
writer's contest tho soundnesa OF tho
basis on which theae figures are pro-
duoed II tho workman. on a salary OF
g. per day may be- considered worth
from $1,000 io 10000 tho engineer.
who earns $40 day. may be consId.
cred worth $1,000 aud II thess fig.
urA we're taken Ia view OF the heavy
loaacs m officers he total would
amount perhaps. % iouble the stalls
tician's figures.
An officer az ne front. taking the
legal value oi human being as fixed
by law. at 5000, calculated the cost
per square yard of ground reconauered
from the enemy IN a certain attack at
$4,000
Monsieur Eugene d'Aichthal Of tho
Institute and member OF the Society
% siaiisiiclans of Paris. refuses to
accep, the hasls of any Of the ealaula.
tors who have figures on these results
up 10 this time aud Is Of the opinion
that IN view Of the many opportunities
for differences OF circumstances and
faulty bases. no figures worthy of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-18
MILLIONAIRE WILL NOT
MD SONS To FREEDOM
both ARE GUILTY AND I WILL
SEE THAT THEY ARE PUN
IsHED," HE SAID
By Associated Press

Chicago. ILL.,. Jan. lS.-Furman ID.
Updike. millionaire. whose sons are In
Jail charged with a conspiracy felony,
in connection with ploi against their
parents, today issued this statement:
Il have no intention OF giving BAH for
the release OF my sons at any time. |
have come to the conclusion that Her
bert Is virtually as guilty as Irving,
both shall be dealt with strictly ac-
cording TO law" The two sons OF the
millionaire are alleged to have planned
to murder him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-18
IUTl WELFARE CLUB
ENJOY ANNUAL BANQUET
Will wEes eREsloEs AS TOAST.
MASTER, MANAGER IlNrz oe.
llvuRs ADDRESS: elc TINE

With WIN Webb as POSTMASTER,
land he made a good onel. tho Luti
Store Welfare club. numbering sixty.
ilse employees. enIoyed a mos, delight.
nil time last evening on the third
floor et the lnls Dry Goods storo.
where the annual banquet was served.
The banquet was the first OF many to
follow and was huge success from
es sry augle 4 delightful informal
program followed the banquet.
During the course Of lhc banquet
I NJ Linsf general manager Of ihc
l,uin stores. addressed tho club mom
uefs eonEratulailng them upon ,he
splendid showing made during lhe first
YEAR al the clubs nfc llc spoke
! 'leauenlly Of the strong corporation
between The slorea employees ana the
and attributed the won
derfal sneecaa of the past year 70 that
earnest cooperation
Afier ihe banquet election OF club
officers Tor the ensuing year took
place resulting a. follows Glen
Househeldef president. Henry T.
George. vice president. Miss Howell
secretary
The good feeling and sentiment and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-18
RITE DE EGREES.
ARE N0UN n FED.
" | 7 H CELEBRITY.
LARGE TEMPLE CLASS DEEP
~ IMPRESSED WITH
WORK: LADIES IETED

In point 81 attendance the present
reunion Of the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite eclipses all pre4 lous
mld-Winter conyocations Tue temple
lobbies and auditorium are filled TO
oyerfloRing with cOnsistory class.
men and visitors and the fraternal
spirit wakes strong Sovereign IN
specfor General HALEY Is delighted
Blth the present class and character.
lzed the present meet as the best
ever"
Work IN the G.siee nah Is moving
according 10 schedlle On Monday
secret master perfect master and con.
fdentlai secretary we're exempiliied
and Tuesday degrees from tho sey.
enth 70 the thirteenth we're either
communicated or exemplined before
ihe call 10 refreshments. The -Four.
teen'h degree, panoplled with a
wealth OF scenery was mounted. Tues.
day afternoon. This Is the degree Of
tbe Perfect Elm" ard is deeply I'm
presslse. The Fifteenth degree. also
a favoriie working number vas
mounted. As a rule. the Average
class sees the great light In this de-.
gree. TIE degrees OF Prince o. Je.
rusalem and the knight Of the East
and West we're concluded before the
dinner hour On Wednesday the
Pose Croix degrees will be conferred
ending with the 18th. Scottish
nawa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-18
BUllETlN.)

Berlin, Jan. ia note to the
Greek government, amounting to an
ultimatunn, is said by the oversas
News Agency to have been presented
by France and Great Britain. Accord
ing to a Sofia dispatel', Greece is re-
quired to deliver passports to the min
lister Of the central powers, within
forty-eight hours, failing which the
entente allies will take all necessary
measures"
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T 0RE|GN BORN
CITIZENS OVER
LOOK P A Pc R s
WHAT CHECKING tp OF
CLERK DOIDE'S OFFICE
REVEALS

United States Naturalization Ex-
amincr II. A. Wilson. OF ST. Louis,
Mo, has just completed an examina-
ton OF the naturalization records OF
the office OF Mr. Arnold c. Dolde,
clerk of the United States district
court for the western district of Okla.
homa. He states that this inspection
indicates a considerable number OF the
foreign.born residents OF this district,
who as a preliminary step 10 citizen.
ship filed their declarations of inten.
lion commonly called first papers J,
have been negligent in their efforts to
complete their naturalization.
Under existing naturalization law,
the life Of a declaration Of intention is
limited to seven years, il being re
quired that petition for naturalization
commonly known as second papefs"D
be filed thereon not less than two
years, and not more than seven years.
following the date of erecution Of such
declaration. This fact is apparently
not generally known among those who
in this county have filed their declara.
lions Of intention. as already a very
considerable number of such papers
have expired" OF lapsed' by reason
OF this limitation. II Will accordingly
be necessary for the holders Of such
papers to file new declarations, II they
81. q ;
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-18
FIRING SQUAD ENDS LIFE Of
NOTED MEXICAN BANDIT

ti paao. rcs, Jan. ia-colonel
Miguel naea vailea. noted villa bandit
chief, who was captured Al pslomas.
south of Columbus. New Mexico. was
eSeoussd al live o'clock this morning
by firing squad at Jusrss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-18

The Jurors who ar hearing hlc cvl
denco at Providence. r. !. against
Mrs. Elizabeth T Nohr. and two me-.
groes on the Charge that the three
killed her husband. were taken To the
seeno OF the tragedy ln automobiles
The doctor was shot to death ON a
lonely road near Providence and his
hous,keeper Miss Berger was badly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-18
German Spy Escapes.

New York. Jan lS.-lgnatius r.
Lincoln, former member of the British
parliament, confessed German SPY.
who was being held pending exradi-
tion to England, escaped from
United States deputy marshal Satur
day and has not been seen since.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-18
COTTON CROP NEARLY TWO
THIRDS LESS THAN IN 1874

rhe ta1alaflon u enc serarafe re-
turns FROM the Kiuners for the Ianu
ary report shows there we're soiC
bales II cotton counting round az
haf bates. gluned % lHan county
from the crup u 1915 prior 10 jan
aary /. 1916, az compared with lI-
a2e bales ginned prior 20 January !
1915.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-18

Gardenville. Nd. Jan ls.-The first
in America to Adam has
been erected here. The memorial 70
the claimed first Of the species is a
square OF concrete with sun dial on
Top and the inscription on one Of its
faces. '"ro the Memory Of Adam. the
First Man
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Russians outnumber Turks.

Constantinople. Jan. lS.-An official
statement announces the destruction
of British monitor near Sheik.Saal.
twenty miles down the Tigris from
kut.El-Amara. The statement says
the Russian forces. which recently be
gan general offensive in the eau
casus. are superior in numbers TO the
Turks opposing them, but an effective
resistance is being offered
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-18
JURY HAS HOLLAND CASE,
ROGERS BEING TRIED
oRIsWoLo CASE CONES SOON:
MANY ESTATE MATTERS FILED
m COUNTY COURT

The fate OF Afnest Holland. Cres.
cent City man charged With yiolat.
ing is-year.old Iillie Carver. is in
the hands OF q Jury. The trial Of
George Rogers. hls companion ehaTg.
ga By the same sietim Is now going
on In district eoart The case has
attracted much attentlon and the to-.
tmony vas YER sensational
The case against chas 4 Girls.
sold. former clerk Of the district
court, Who is charged with money
shortage will be iried this week.
County Court
A petition has been flied IN the
equity court b. Amanda n Jones.
representing tHat Jess Jones had de-
parted this Iife Il Lowell IN Iogan
county. on the 10TH daY Of January.
1875. and that said deceased left es-
tate consisting q real property as
fellows: The northeast II OF Sec. 10
Township 1s \. rznge 1 west The
deceased left a Hili Ehlch was also
filed with the court There are niae
heirs Of said decedent named in the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-18
.b D D 7 | { c c { R
c IS AGAIN
PLACED ON TRIAL
THIS TINE GREEN MORE II 10
FACE tEDERN Jury At
VII SkW.II

Muskogoe. Jan. ls-W J. creek.
more and seventeen others Nent 10
t-.al in federal court hero on the
charge OF consplrins 10 violate the
tinted states liquor laws Some Of
Cieekmore's codelendants are j o.
zimmerman, Walter Faaeett, Nat
Green W. - Green. Bob Allison. BH.
.y Miles, Lafe l.eReilyan and Charley
OTerton.
Little was accomplished Monday
beyond the selection Of a jury Judge
Campbell charged the jury at length
ia regard 10 possible attempts TO
biibe them The present hearing is
q retrial Of the case which was heard
about a year ago and which develop.
ga some time later In sensational
bribery disclosures. " ] Crock.
more was tried a. NeAlesler Tor con.
tempt OF court because Of the alleged
bribery and was senieneed 10 serve q
year aad a day 81 prison. His case
% nov up on appeal
The government seeks to ahoa that
J.. conspiracy eti ted between Creek.
more IN Joplin. No. and zimmerman
q, keystone and Tulsa, BY which liq.
ror was 10 be shipped In and sold
oaly 20 members of the trust"
It Is also par emily fumofed that
cseekmore vii have TO face another
federal charge la the western federal
q strict after this case Is tried
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-18
BIG STEEL PLANT

Youngstown. Ohio. Jan lS.-A ST.
10000 steel plant Is 10 be built be-
tween Niles and Cirardo by the
United States Steel corporation with
in a year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-18
GRAND DUKE IS
VICTORIOUS IN
CAUCASUS DRIVE
NICHOLAS HtM.S GREAT
ARMY AGAINST TURKS
AND WINS BATTLE
GREEK GOVERNMENT IS
GIVEN ULT|MATuM
FRENCH DEMAND MINISTER'S
OF CENTRAL POWERS BE
GIVEN PASSPORTS
(By Associated Press.)
tBUllETiN.)

London, Jan. ie.-orand Duke
Nicholas, according to an official re-
port issued from Petrosrad today has
completely overwhelmed the Turks in
the Caucasus and has captured thou
sands Of them and killed thousands
more. The Turks are In full retreat
and the Russians are advancing
rapidly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-18
Allied Troops in Athens.

London, Jan. 1s.--A dispatch frcm
Amsterdam to the Exchange Teie-
graph says that French and British
troops have been landed at Corinth.
Greece, forty-eight miles west of Ath-
ems. aIa
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/. THE WAR 4 YEAR AGO TODAY
yan. ie. isi5.

Jan. fe. 1876.
Fierce fighting took place at La
Boissele.
Germans occupied kielee and Rus
slams fell back TO Radon.
lPlotsk evacuated by the Germans.
Paris darkened at night by police
order.
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AeropIanes Bombard.

London. Jan. 1s.-One hundred Bri-
garian soldiers were killed and many
wounded in the bombardment Of Pet
tcontinued on Page Eighi)
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COUNTY COMMITTEES
MUST FIRST ENDORSE
CANDIDATES ENDORSED 10
m VOTED On N ROTH
not SIS on LEGISLATURE
Special to Daily Leader

Oklahoma city Okla. Jan. rs
Whore vacancies exist by death OF
reslenations. the legislature. by Joint
resolution. viii nn them This will
be done after q majority OF the county
central committee OF the dominant
PARTY In the county wherein the Va
'ancy exists. endorse candidate TO
il the vacancy A resolution to that
fleet was passed In both houses OF
me legislature today There are
number OF vacancies 70 flil IN both
branches This viii be done within
he next As hours
Gov Williams first message was
very yolumlnoua The salient features
lollow
silent on Election Laws.
4 noticeable feature Of the message
the absence OF any recommendation
ior legislation relative TO election
laws II was generally supposed that
he real purpose Of the special nonslon
vas 10 pass a law 10 take the plaee Of
he grandfather clause" which was
Knocked out by the United States su.
preme couy However It is almost
certain that Governor Williams will
1pon up hat subject In another mes
iage which he will prepare later.
Anti Gambling Law.
The Fourth legislature passed an
act amending sections 2blg. 1880 and
g62s Of the General Statutes OF 1898
lf the state OF Oklahoma. relating 10
The supreme court Of the
Continued on PaRe Eight
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tc0n,inusd on Pare Seven ;
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

cHAAIBERSfAID wishes position in city. 81
wk. best ref. M NJ, 111b Westmoreland ct,
CHAMBERWoRK and serving. Protestant.
F 440, ledger Central.
COOK AND chambermaid-Lady desires 70 place
. experienced Protestant maids account break
Ing up. y 441, Ledger Central.
coOK-Capable German Prot woman wants
situation: refs. 1888 Somerset st.
CoOK-Young woman wishes place for cooking
only; West Philadelphia or city. 4046 Ogden.
ELLIOTT FISHER KILLING machine operator,
eUrate at figures. d s24, Ledger Office.
GoVERNEss--North German nursery governessl
peesition. esinfi Address Il s{6 Ledger Central.
HOUSEKEEPER, managing, exper'd In home,
hotel. fraty house inst n. barring 1897 w.
HOUSEWORK--Af Afddle-aged woman 70 assist
chamberwork; light duties about house; smal
wages; II years reference. 2O2s Winter -.
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BoOKKEEPER and stenographer wanted, ex-
perienced; state salary and age. 44T.
Ledger Central.
HOUSEKEEPING and typewriting, young lady;
state salary expected and experience. 4o2.
Ledger Central
CANDY PACKERS wanted. Apply Mfg. Co. OF
America 430 N. 18TH.
cHAAiBERMAID and waiting. whitei wages s0
call mornings 1884 N. Broad.
COOK, experienced. wanted; only those with
highest references considered Apply by tele-
phone 10 Mrs. u Il. CALDWELL, Bryn Mawr 100.
DRAMATIC PEOPLE wanted. exp, steady
work Earle Bros care Phila. show Print,
DREssMA<ER wants cutter and reetiner on
waist Innings. Apply 1912 Chestnut.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

BELL TELEPHONE
OPERATING
Work near your home in pleasant and
healthful surroundings. with excellent oppor-
tunities for rapid advancement
There are twenty-elght Bell Central Offices
in Philadelphia. probably there IL within
a few blocks from your home. Unusual oppJr-
tunities for earnest, Intelligent young women
New employees are paid while learning
and rapidly advanced.
OF food is sold at cost. IN every Central
Onice.
Comfortable sitting rooms for reading
and relaxation.
Opportunity for advancement to Senior
and Supervising positions.
Apply at 400 Market street. daily. except
setMesyn sInSsy 90 ana Doo at any of the foiiowins
Central Offices:
20 w. Chelten ave-. Germantown.
51th ST. and Woodland ave.
nth and Diamond SITS.
Lancaster ave, east OF o2d st.
Hope and Berks sts.. Kensington.
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HELP wANrED-rEMALE



DREssMAKERs
Expert waits, ana stlft draper-, m.
frem ssr' ,ss sna nsp 0iysssssionsss estabiisS
prrsass... pras. ss' Ps ssop ss1sr nib aoor MSrEei Pss
at. west
srRAwBRDoE cucpnER
n srsssmans csas hppy iss Chestnut 81
GIRLS
brT42RTMkkNN44sss RTM Rx ok fAEnRniEEcE VfHSNSsiRScs,
EssARY, APPLH EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
home trSnSa. Srof reaaireS BY Joseph g. parins
ton 4 CO. Permanent positions With good
tendent ii2G and ii2s Chestnut st
's 70 ES5s sS hRoriRHs Kline PS PSoncS SRo Con- On
good chance to advance. Apply 5Of w. Girard
GIRLS. over 10. in envelope manufacturing
department; permanent position: short hours.
GIRLS over 10. Apply at International Art
Publishing Co, 18th and Callowhiil, 2d Moor.
GIRLS wanted Apply Mfg. Co OF America.
480 N. 18th
GIRLS over 10 years Of ago. good wages. Ap-
ply Wolf Co. $40 n, 18th ri.
HOSIERY TOPPERs and knitters on Scott a
Williams and standard machines highest
wnges and steady work. Hygiene lieeccd
Underw'r Co.. Hosiery Dept, 2ii5 N. Howard.
HOSIERY PAIRERs and folders on ladies' and
children's cotton goods. Hygicnic FleeCed Un-
derwear Co, Hosiery Dept, 2ilb N, Howard
observation-disclosures white woman for fam
ly OF =; cooking and hOuaowork; no washing.
Haverford Pa, near station. Call before
IL am e, 1902 Spruce st.
BAUNDRESS. experienced: only those with high.
est references considered. Apply by ,llophone
Mrs. j. II. Caldwell. Bryn Mawr, 100.
MAN AND WIFE as butler and cook for small
family In suburbs; must be thoroughly eN-
pcricnced and have excellent references: wagea
$40 per month. II 1855. Ledger Central
MOTHERS HELPER wanted, under 35 years
for little Girl "a years IN country. $50 per
month"; send references 02i. ledger Office.
OPERATORS on single needle machines3 steady
work. Apply Greenwad Brothers, 247 s. Sd.
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BooKKEBPER

Young woman as clerk and stock
keeper in dressnaking workroom; in
erences. Apply, after D. m, French
Dressmalxins Shop. NTH floor. Market
st.. west.
sTRAwBRIDoE a cLoTHIER
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BOARDING

osAoE AVE. 44os--weli,fu furnished vs9s soem9s
sSSssoos55 house, e10en'n' '0'-.'0A.
SPRUCE, i02s-8o-Handsome hrst-1oor sg11d4<
unfurnished; choice table board. wal s-sS
SPRUCE. l224.2e = Eyrnlshsa ,s, rocns:sI Y Rr'v's
GOOD BOARD and best Of care given lnsgr1ie2S 1i2S
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ROOMS FOR RENT


ARCH. 2111-Nicely furnished rooms; all Coz
veniences: gas. heat Phone Spruce s24o.
BROAD, s.. 41s-Just opened; priv. bath. elef
lights. steam heat; furnished or unfurnisne4
CHESTNUT, 2OO7-DES1RABLE ROOMS. PER
MANENT OR TRANSIENT.
CHESTNUT. 1904---Attractiyely Furnished rooms.
single or en- suite steam heat. electricityi r1It
CHESTNUT, 2I17-HANDSOMELY FURNISH
Ed ROOMS; ALSO PHYSIcIANS OFFICES.
CHESTNUT. 3444--Desirable rooms. with Doerei Doereai
I SO. from l.. 85th-Chestnut. Preston WV.
LOCUST. 1s1s-DEsIRABLE ROOMS; EXCEL
LENT LOCATION. --------
PINE, 1920 = Front rooms. furnshed: heaf
light, running water. Phone Locust osle =
PowELToN AVE. 3327--1st and % sty. sgl,ff' sgls,f'
with or without private bath. Preston avail
SPRUCE. 2O22-Furn. com, rooms; pri. esstF
southern expos. (: open fireplace. Locust loes =
SPRUCE, i337-Suites with bath; single rooms
offices; steam heat; reasonable
SPRUCE, l52e-Suite OF very desirable rooms
and bath; furnished or unfurnished:
18TH. s., s50-LarEe double parloL and ~, ~,
Joining room on I'd noog. priv. hailwsy' s M
physician. dentist, studio. or apart pri: TAU.
sgd. NJ. 217-Niceiy furn 2d-story room 80 -
tlemenI private family; near elevated. Ene'.4
SINGLE ROOM. private bath: also large @ grfvrA' u
rooms: light housekeeping. Preston tlz. ".
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sALEswoMEN
LIT BROTHERS REQUIRE sALEswoMEN
FOR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS. APPLY
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
oce state axe, % eHp, PuT salary q Box ISiC
STOCK GIRLS
RLAUNERs REQu1R? THE SERVICES OF
MENTi NOT UNDER Is. APPLY -sUPERIN-
TENDENr's $ OFFICE. FOURTH FLOOR, s33
MARKET ST. BlATNERs BEEDNE 80 A. NJ
TEACHER-wanted. Immediately, teacher OF
bookkeeping for philadelphia private. schools
Teachers Age s27 Perry bldg d. IT, COOK
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
chano an opporsunity 10 secure employment In ex
local and long-distance offices for experienced
Appg O rdpsohs 5Ts se
pany. l35 s. I'd ST.. Room 403.
TYPIsTs for addressing; experienced. rapid ac-
WOMEN and girls wanted; steady employment:
starting wage 1917 per hour minimum week
ly wages 81 30, Increased automatically. Ap-
Market SITS. Camden. N. J. ''''
WOMEN experienced IN selling high-class toilet
new preparation used IN rpTa 70 I'm
-Apply s. X. Coke, 10l1 Chestnut. Room 500
YOUNG LADIES to fold stationery. tie bov.
etc good pay while learning. E. A. Wright
Broad ana Huntingdon
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sANITARIUMs

BEAUTIFUL LocATIoNi special scientine 60 go
let. DR.. Randall. City Line chestnus n,.,
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BOYS in shipping department to run errands
etc; good pay. Il. A. Wright Broad and
Huntington SITS.
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AI,ESMEN-Experienced statesmen to handle
"a we'll l-known high-grade office speciality,
manufactured by one Of the largest and best
rated concerns in the country on a strictly
commission basis; restricted territory given
TO the right man; small bond and best OF
AIEsNfAN-optical department. must have
had experience In fitting. Williams, Brown q
Earle. Inc, 91s Chestnut st
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APARTMENTS

ss5 JHF HNb poHTEyRipSrsArs ooHxFoRp rsArs.
Located n one Of the most sseqsans sna nssliiS
ssS's sse within 'iSss g mlnuss GI ss 81 dS Hal
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