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The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-13
ALLEGED TIGER
GIVEN A PARDON

l.. e. Beagle, who was convicted at
the last ciminal term of the Forrest
county court, for retailing whiskey,
has been pardoned, Internationally, by
Governor Brewer. The notice was re-
ceived by Chancery Clerk Herbert Gil
lis today.
Beagle was fined $500 and sentenced
to serve 60 days on the county roads.
The fine was remitted, as well as the
.unexpired part of the sentence.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-13
b-4sthurs.
ro unknown defendants, and all per-

n To unknown defendants, and all per-
sons having or claiming any interest,"
IN the sWA of Sec. 10, TIP 3 n r. IL
w, except the Sk of the NWA, ana
the NJ of the SWA of the said quar-.
ter section; also,- the VIZ of SEA Oh
said Section 10; and all that part OF
the Sk Of the NEA of said Section III
lying and being south of Leaf river
and also all that part of the sen oil
the NWA of said Section 10 bounced
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-13

west; also the s1h Of the NWA q lns
swH and the nv of the sWA Of the
sWAof Section 10. Township norm,
of Range IL west.
You are commanded to appear pe
fore the Chancery Court Of said FOR
County in said state, on the 2nd mon.
day Of March, A. D. 1916, to deienu
the suit of d. b. fairfield and others
wherein you are defendants.
This the 1ath day Of January, 1916
5 Herbert Gills,
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-13

World Film Corporation presents
the five-part photoplay, "The Heart Of
the Blue Ridge" based upon recent
ly published novel, at the Gem to-
day.
Clara Kimball Young has the part
of Pultina, an attractive girl in the
heart of the moonshining country, with
fondness for pet bears, one of whom
is her inseparable companion. And
she is beloved by a manly young fel-
low named Zeke, who has rival in
Dan Hodges, the keeper of an Illicit
still. The revenue officers offer re-
ward for the apprehension of Dan,
who being discovered, takes to the
hills, swearing vengeance against
Zeke, with whom he has had a quarrel.
1t will be shown along with the
Hearst-Selig News and number of
comedies. Tomorrow the Gem presents
Florence Rockwell in the sixact sensa-
tion, Body and Soul"
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-13

most prominent officials already have
testified, among them being A. A..
Woods, superintendent; H. B. Sargent,
superintendent of transportation; J. E.
Skink, chief accountant, auditors Of
1ce; j. S. Sharp, resident engineer,
and D. Mermes, chief clerk to the su.
perintendent of transportation.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-13

Ernest Glendinning, the Mutual star,
appearing at the Lomo today in "The
Seventh Noon,' is an actor whose rep
utation is we'll known. The manage
ment of the Lomo recommends this
feature. The Bostock trained animals
will be featured in two-part Centaur
feature entitled, Stanley Among the
Voodoo Worshippers," and a Beauty
comedy entitled, "a Tangle in Hearts" +"
Tomorrow Mary Pickford, the most
popular actress and the best known,
will be seen in "Esmeralda."
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-13

Lees Puncture-proof tire is guaran-
teed against punctures for $500 miles.
$1,000 cash offered for every pune
ture. and tire repaired free.-Hawkins
Hardware Co. tues&sat-tf-c
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-13

While the McInnis-Bechgard-N North
eastern trial is on, with John r. Tally
as special judge, Judge Johnson is
conducting another court in the board
of supervisors room on the first floor
of the Court House.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard A. Gillian re-
turned this morning from their we'd
ding trip spent in New York, Boston
and at Mr.. Gilliam's old home in Ken
lucky.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-13

Chicago, Jan. 1.-THE storm which
beEnn yesterday, continued today over
the fiddle West, with snow, gales and
coIt weather.
saskatchewan. Canada, reported 5S
deGrees below zero.
The Southwest is in grip of the
I h<<6fd. and mercury there is 20 to
"a 19Grees below zero. Trains are
Stalled and the wire service is Grip
Ap There is great suffering among
w poor Of the cities. 1t is the cold
[ee I6nuary in years.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-13
|URE AGAIN
UMD[E TONIGHT
RlsslsslPPl TO sHIvER
HI REST or U. s.sHAs
vERv RECENTLY.

her drop in the temperature for
ction Of Mississippi is forecast
the United States Weather Blu
for tonight. Mercury will come
j |IousIy near reaching the freezing
bit. although the cold spell will last
~ q few hours.
Z Fair and colder weather is promised
for tomorrow.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-13

Mrs. P. M. Seay is i'll with blood
poisoning at the Seay Inn. 1t was
contracted from wire scratch on the
arm. III
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-13

The choir practice at the Broad
Street Methodist Church win be held
tomorrow night, instead of tonight.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-13
State of Mississippi

County of Forrest
To Unknown Defendants. and all
persons having or claiming any inter
est in the SEA Of the SEA of Section
8, Township 3 north, of Range ~
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-13

Rest weII-$3.5o Pajamas $500. Nc
lnnis & Small. 1o-1t
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-13

o. A. Bennett, of Hattiesburg, was
among the visitors to Jackson last
evening.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-13
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Mr. A. J. Grove is business visitor
in Picayune.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-13
DISCHARGED
PAYING BOARD BILL

'griff was discharged in
$ court this morning,
leld to answer a charge
to jump a board bill,
Robert Smith, when he
Se good his Indebtedness
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-13

sleep WelI-$s.5o Psjsmss $500. Nc.
i"n'' z Small. ds-lt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-19

@riedii6c 9teaieruna t6ut 9laes, nm
ole 9lnti.9laiirten.0 0emonltratio.
men 8u uerbtten Ser aouis
iclbit morut oas @oIf. 4ro.
teit.9eiHIiiiie Dem amcrifauiitbeu
@eionotcn 8meds lleberuiticIlulg
nod sSoi6iugton iiberreidjt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-25
Theatrical Baedeker

BRoAD-'A LADY'S NAME" with Marie
Tempest n woman novelist In "A comedy by
Cyril Harcourt. author of "A Pair of silk
Stockings" Opening Saturday evening.
F%qRREsrGsYBILd" % g, with With Julia sandeEson; .E.;
local production of an important operetta.
Opening this evening.
GARRICK-''THE HOUSE OF GLASS" with
Mary Ryan. drama by Max MARGIN
meyer before seen In this city but which had
AT POPULAR PRICES
KNICKERBoCKER-'"PE o. MY HEART -
with Carewe Carvel. First local presentation
at popular prices OF J. Hartley Manners !
comedy. seen two seasons ago at the Adel-
phi.
WALNUT-"FOR THE MAN SHE LOVED. >,
new melodrama, with Beth Merrill. Others
In the east: Florence Pinclfney, Francis
sayles and Edwin Walter.
cHEsTNUr STREET OPERA HoUsE-"THE
sLn Wi5s OF .e maSsb NATiqM% qM,nw VIII I.b Henry
ers. Last week OF the run at popular prices
CONTINUING PLAYS
LYRIc-'ROBINsON CRUsOE. JR.." with Al
Joson, Lawrance Dorsay and Kittie Doner.
Winter Garden show with a plot and ali
ADELPHI-'.ExPERIENC with Ernest
Giendinning. William Ingersoll and large
cast. "modern morality play" with more
reality and humanness about II than graoed
"Everywoman" Glendinning acts superby.
NEW FEATURE FILMS
sTANLEY-"AsHEs OF ENBERs" :" with Paul.
Inc Frederick, all week. The star has dual
Birds,, and The Spanish Pyrenees' also on
ARcADA-"rHE JUNGLE CHILD" with
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-25

Ciullo Gatt Casazza general manager.
comprising sixteen Tuesday evening per-
formances, the first performance being
scheduled for November ~.
The Boston National Grand Opera Com
pany, Max Rabinoff managing director. an
nounces the appearance OF this organiza-
tion at the Metropolitan Opera House dur
ing the week beginning November IS. Eight
performances win be given during the week.
subscriptions will be received for three per-
formances. Subscribers have the choice OF
two nights and one matinee. A number OF
good locations are still available In the
different sections OF the house
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-25
BY the Photoplay Editor

Many a time and oft has the revue
soothed the rubber-tired business man in
the legitimate theater. But heretofore
there has been no such picture production.
barring a few wildcat ventures to which
the stigma of piracy was easily attached.
Now cores President Spoor. of Essanay,
with an announcement that he viii present
Charles Chaplin in the Essanay-Chaplin
Revue of 1916. II will be in Ave reels, and
released through the General Film Service.
Three films have been drawn on for the
revue: His New job" The Tramp" and
"A Night out" Just how they are to be
interlocked in the new" feature is not ex-
planned.
Within the last two years there have been
several hashes of Chaplin pictures served
up in various eastern theaters, and finally
the prevalence of pirated prints, made from
positives and marketed by Captain Kidds,
became so great that the law was invoked.
Lillian walker. Vitsgrapif player, was
injured in an automobile accident last week.
She is reported TO be improving
That banging noise around the Metro
studios is John B. o'Brien's trunks being
delivered. The former director for Famous
Players and Fine Arts, and of Mary Pick
ford, has been signed by the Popular Plays
and Players He will coach Emmy Wehlen
in the gentle art of registering. Mr..
ORrien is remembered producer Of
and of the battle scenes (very good ones,
too) in The Flying Torpedo" with John
Emerson.
Henry b. walthall who has been notable
by his absence of late, will start work i'm
mediately on n feature of seven acts for
Essanay. II is The Truant Soul" by
Victor Rousseau, a novelist. Harry Beau
mont will direct. walthall's role will be
that of a surgeon, world-famous. but the
prey of a mysterious weakness. Sounds
piqulng?
Some Of the reissues of old Biograph
films are excellent bits of testimony TO the
early talent of ID. w. Griffith Others tes-
tify only to the vast advance in general
drectorial skill in the last few years. THE
Sunbeam" which is on Market street to-
day, is an amusing and human little story
Cor at least It seemed so when 1t was re-
leased long ago). Claire Macdowell, now
with Universal. and Dell Henderson. al
present a Famous Players producer, have
the principal roles.
la Belle Otero. the noted dancer. will be
filmed abroad. The Spanish artist will be
"shot" in Madrid, Barcelona and Seville
during the taking of the picture. The
feature will. portray incidents in her life
She accepted 10000 francs for her work
in it,
Now it's reported that John Emerson
will sever his connection with the Artcraf
after completing LESS Than the Dust" th'
first offering of the company. Mary Pick
ford is the star.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-25

Dorothy Dalton ana Howard Hickman. an
xSE 6f 9fs',E Fot Fot,lps, ,hlp w,ss isss Lillian Eafs clos
Fine Artr-rrianele. latter half of week.
REoENT-"THE QrrDED CACE" with Alice
week ssssy lE wfff 81 81 r ai:' 9 9f viz ses
Emily Stevens Metro feature. latter half
rA1.AcE-..rHE BrG SISTER" WITH Mae MUIR.
iss week kr"!an2R"s fpiE kgTscSst,oSa 81 rxAmfiNrs
NJ, Dustln Fsrnum. Psilas. latter half
vIcroRrA--"rHE DARK SILENCE" with
rst half of The fSvnE %ss e.TM9F Eqp Rh9t9qp'soS 81
,TiIE LAW with Emily Stevens a Metro
latter half Of the week ''
VAUDEVILLE
KEITH s-''The Garden Of the world" with
es ana nnR Rss HHshss Tse Tbs SST
Emmett weich, A Gerard and sylvia Clark;
Alert jack and kitiy pemsco; Erneite Rso. sc
rio ard company. and the seliE-Tribune news
oLoBE--"sons Of Abraham the Great Lam
@ ,ss ssH . ssrsisf SS ss%ee sRS HGr k II
hy ssgiTSnS iSSaS haksr hssy hySSn spS eopPnhy
poherty; Bob Tip and company. and the Laf-
w5ar Ws.sS .Tg sSmSsS,' bs Hs, %.sS S I'm
My NsShbpr,s , oardssn' 1rds George Hangs and
sSS %SS"s IS s. ? &a: ?Ts sS %lIs$ lIsNis
Msds MsS waSs nirS the later ueTdoh half Tro O.
Ward. and Van. the Club TRIO The Little
CROSS .KEYs--First half or week, svensaii
and Mile. Helento Davis and Warren. Snow
IL Mayhelle; THE Mysterious WIZ; North
and Kelly; Laypo and Benjamin. Latter half
aid and Rowland; Nellie Monahan; Schwartz
brothers; Wieners and Burk. and Gordan and
GRAND--Bobby walthour: Inglis and Redding;
Cole Russell and Davis, in walters Want
ed; Sadie De Long; the Kanazawa Japs;
Mutual comedies and Pathe news pictures.
MINSTRELS
DUMoNT' S-"The Opening OF EarIs Ne
Store. or No More Bergs," a burlesoue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-25
ESANAY TO ISSUE
CHAPLIN REVUE SOON
Lillian Walker Injured in Acct
dent--Director O'Brien
Goes to Metro
Paralysis Ban Upon
MoUies May Be Lifted

TT is reported unofficially that the
4 ban on children attending motion
picture theaters will be modified on
next Saturday, and, perhaps, en-
tirely lifted in some districts. While
no authoritative ruling on the sub
ject has been issued by the Depart
ment of Health, il is being rumored
that some Of the photoplay houses
in the central part of the city will
be permitted TO admit juveniles after
October 2.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-25
LOST AND FOUND


uToMoBu.E-Reward s2gi stolen Ford touring
license No 65oi2. Notify MaryIand MOTOR Mopof
Car Insurance Co. A. p. Devereux. manager.
92i Walnut st.
BAg-Lost black travelling bag from automo-
bile, containing clothing. Sept 13, between
boulevard and Broad 81. Station; liberal re-
ward and no questions asked II returned to
9l5 Northeast Boulevard.
GOLD PTN-Lost, on Sept. II, in Phiia or on a
Delaware road train. small gold pin IN sha pc
OF crescent and star; engraved back are
u. E. $. B., II, 1911 on front IN enamel 1<E.
Reward OF ~ N returned to E. Emore Smith.
Harrisburg Academy, Harrisburg. Pa,
GOLD P1N--f.ost. gold pin. mounted with two
sprays OF red coral. either In Germantown or
downtown. Saturday. Return TO 5501 Wayne
ave. Apt. ID
BUNCH OF KEYS lost. between Amber and
Phadelphia, -, containing Key Vaasar Lock
3ps274 Mail key 10 Albert e. Engel. 2l1
Atlantic ave. Camden. Reward.
sToCl<-Lost, u, snaTes Pennsylyania Railroad
stock. registered and standing In the name OF
Charlotte, L. Prout, certificate 3sglel; The
same to l235 w. Hilton St, Tioga.
wATCH-.-Lost, gold bracelet watch. Elsin in
inantown 5s5s w. 22s wister St
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-25
Metropolitan Moves Office

The Metropolitan opera House Company
announces that subscriptions for the grand
opera season will now be received at the
downtown subscription department at 110s
Chestnut street, directly opposite the for
mer location. The office will be open daily
from a. m. to $3.50 p. m. Subscriptions
will be received for the season by the Met
ropoltan Opera Company. of New York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-25
PERSONALS

MRS. JAMES Il. sHREvE. maiden name Katie
c. Kohberger adoption Berry, wishes infor-
iiy, John Kohberger, sr.. John, Jr.. and Mrs.
Frank Cocherl. or other relatives. Address
1905 w. Madison ST., Louisville. Ky.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-25

IRON WORKERS
We want 200 strong men, between & ,5sbs. ~ sno AZ
pounds weight. for night work; wares siS At st
start; piece workers earn mqon more on troSie
real Jobs for men wanting to Ia IScate pfrms
GSrsss RsRss saS % va aFf Ffos9ofee Box saS Station
KNTTERs eHperieIGsd on CIRCULAR SPRING
pssa'c co.i 24i5 TscS.'Tf n Howard e''o -
LABoRERs for outside work s22t ger dsy OF
hours. Apply Frankford Arsenal l'brloesours:
LABoRERS wanted, Shep Vandegrift. Inc.
LABoRERs. so. wanted. cruse-Kemper Co..
MACHINisTs. erectors and nooT men. expert
nsd textile mShsnssSS FTsssS Haneoc IS ST. eSr
trance. above Lehigh ave.
So TAXI charge Sde1ISs Sf 6Erse SuSns 81
ffIIeasiRsa' fIesivel %Uss ss1 oe Ledger ed Office. w
MEAT CUTTER tSe,t SSse 70 corner ga
and Lansdowne, --------.--
MECHANIC to work on Autoessri o,stsnf must Se "a
make. repairs on this TYPE ear s,saay sais man
desiring 70 change his pOsidsseS fdsS viypE kPDy e9 to
priyats owner o; o:r SSx Week lS desired. V'"S
MECHANIC IL.
AII-around talking machine meehanic, t with with "a
tans mafsine plant IN oSro; ssSSacement sSSa sasrs
ASdress a4d sP'enpsSs II sss. ledger onice.
MEN wanted for rolling mill work; hnsneFs ssstsr
roughers, stickers-in' straightene@ps, RS heaiSp inS
sippsworth heiipsIs h steel Co. Lewis and TacOny Fid
MEN WANTEDEBoiermakers locomotive ma. ma
chinists repairmen, laporesr,s' L9fpono1,te
cleaners. Penna. II. n. Can lIll fiIoerl 81
MEN handy with tools to learn earn G9Sd trade; hI
Rsis Ras c6.. Ssii' 1874 iifrG%sH y: sHansoss. nSSS
MEN, 10. wanted to learn the sausage and g9,k g99t,k
packing businessi &c psf houi' AfP'' ''''
Germantown ave.
MOI InERs-Wanted. several good loan molders;
Steadv work. good living conditons. Aocress
p o. Box 700. Lynchburg va. - ----
pIANo statesmen. solicitors and fnishers
Wanted Apply II. o.. Fry, Manager Flano
DEPARTMENT. 1917 Chestnut st.---..-..----------
PIJJNrpERs wanted. hrst-class Apply H.
A Shaffer. Jenklntown. Pa'--------------- Pa
PREssERs. experienced Apply a :; Bornot
oTrIIJEns wanted. Apply to James Dean S,, care
S'Jnhn a James Dobson. Inc, carpet ana piuSh
mills Falls OF Sehuylkill.
,ooS, cI.ERK-A young man. between 80 and
hNo hco Years OF age. 10 hotel office es room CLERK
from midnsht ti q %' gSs' gss s Re Jen. Jen.
n1pas. at l412 South Penn So .--s,..-
sALGGSSfMEANS sANLJGSfEN THofrsE DoiNG nusINEss ,lS;S EX.
cITisiVELY FROM SAMi..LNET 1s.NT M kvtsI II
AG9uthiIiINAlhw AG9putiII'A. WHO GARRY sAMPi.Esi FINE
iiMntsoprifNITY- ~ Fol CAPABLE Mhn, AZ
Ply iWATfsRs. ADELPHIA HOTEL.
DO siINAGER-we need a man who can
ALI and who qualify 70 handle sales force
Se,,st have exceptional ability; force and en- en-
nssi that is in themi 10 this man whose char-
oeesr must equal his ability, we oner an I'M
's, onportuntty; commission with drawing
seeount @ 45s. Ledger Centrsl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-25
sALEsMEN

THE pH% faHiSsRssRDE afSSAsNxTEIESst AsNxEEst
NtEN TO WORK ON LEADS ONLY
EESSEyrl. ESTE iS no TIE Ts1Lrsa2s ssd5 o. SSRfHHESs
LINES SEEKING WORK WE CAN
sAY THAT FouR-F1FTHs OF OUR
sticcEssEuL snH MEN xddxs AEE men ESrHRE wHo
WE PARTICULARLY WANT MEN
WHO ARP NOT ONLY GOOD sALEs, LES
MMEEFscitrTTvE MEEsi rrIS |" AZ ARIhTTY nSA 70 70 HANDIE
OTHER eST TER MEN, THosE WHO QUALIFY
ExTREMEiY RAPID PROMOTION
TO POSITIONS IN 4 PERMANENT
BY THE AVERAlE SALESMAN.
II YOU ARE 4 REAL sAhEsMAllNS;
HAVE BEEN OR ARE NOW SELL
ING COME IN AND TALK 1T OVER
WITH us. WE TRAIN YOU THOR
ou6HLY. COMMISSION AND DRAW
pFxTER BIiirDiNot 18TH AND wAINu
STS., fPHILA., PA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-25
BUSINESS PERSONALS


Bank references. Appraisement. I per cent
HARRY w. SMITH. s17 SAMSON r
EVENING CLOTHES TC IRE
Latest styles. Phone Poplar 235. Open svra
LEIDNER'S. 10th and Girard ave-. s. w cor
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR removed by elcctrolysis:
the only permanent way. Eyebrows arched
MISS. SMITH 400 Keith Theater Building
GENTS CAST-OFF CLOTHING BOUGHT ie5
N. 9TH ST. PHONE WALNUT 1860.
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HELP wANrEp-FEMALB


S"@tt"Heo WON ffeoeo'"0 tvt""'"
FEEpERs-oirl- to feed cylnasr press: must
With sdvanesi Si Mr. Cent oen,aseS 20 w Somerset
GIRL, general hoysswork, for, young couple;
sncss % required N sss, redssT othcs. -
GIRLS on mems felt hats; experienced !Eimms!E,,s
SrhSSTs sne Tppy T RpsnF seSoss cc
10th and oxford
GIRLS over Ie years wan,.d for iisht, wSss: .
iesrnins les TiSs.'',iCp Apply $40 n sad at 80 -
Girls eSgersnssd and lssrps5s o on celsnssr es11S
Siii. third door
sst sns sIsrp s1d THTEd re'r''' sS Hosiery
GoVERNEss. Protestant English preferred
elementary studies, also nusici child o. ,, I and
or apply "wednesday. September "a. ?. m,
1904 Pine st. for place In country
HOSIERY LEARNERS WANTED
on topping knitting mendinE,
and on string machines.
and pay girls while learnins.
ali the time after they have learned
This is a nne opportunity.
wALLAcE-wIIsoN HOSIERY, co.
1885 orchard ST., Frankford'
.; good home for competent person. Apply
KNITTERs.. experienced on circular spEins
dsrwear Company. Pals N. Howard
MAID, coIored, for general housework; small
family washing; good reference occurred.
MAIDS. 2. experienced; one cooking and down
work, Call after ii a. m. Monday. s2s $.
- -fOtn 81.
dresses, A. II. Caplan CO., 9l9 Wal nut st.
OPERATORS on single needle machines; steady
work Apply Greenwald Bros, 24I s. 3D.
PREssERs. white. learners and exp. sElTl'
cor. iSth and Fairmount. 'O' ~ ~
sALEswoMEN
EPPR EPPPP RESYL4E x Mr AKP a5FSF ExTRA rosrTMEoNs
BUREAU OF 5sii1 EMPEoYMENT. nfsf2Srf: a 4H FMooR.
sTRAwBRrDGE q CLoTHIER
sHoEs-Pscking room help wanted; crowners
and packers. 18th floor, ais N 18th.
sTENoGRAPHER, quick and accurate, with
experience p $50. Ledser Once 'N"s a"D
sTENoGRAPHER com. office exp; salary $40
sTENoGRAPHERs
PLoYMBNT. Az FLOOR. BEFORE IL A. NJ.
sTRAwBRIDGE CLoTHIER
TEACHER, native French, wanted for private
school; desirable place, National Teachers
Agency. ID. h. Cook, Mgr, 327 Perry Bldg.
TELEPHONE oPERAToRs-The Bell Telephone
Company offers positions operators to in
telngent young women between is and %
years old salary SO week while learning
with rapid advancement; a steady position as
sured, with pleasant surroundings and unusual |
opportunity for promotion. Apply in person to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-25

CUSTOM TAILOR
Who desires to consolidate, or cutter or sales
man with good trade, to associate with we'll
established firm; may make very advantageous
arrangement: state in confidence your own
proposition and approximate amount OF trade
@ $40, Ledger Central
DENTIST wanted, experienced; registered In
Pennsylvania: permanent position and good
salary to the right man. DIR. Whitten' OH
Main ST., Johnstown. Pa.
AFTSMAN-ArchitecturM craftsman of abi-
ity and exp. to design and detail business
buildings for the United Gas Improvement Co.
wanted at once. Apply 518 Fidelity bidg'
CRAFTSMAN. bright, young man technical edu-
tor Manufacturer. @ 346 Ledger Central
DRIVER-wanted. good pork route driver. Ap-
ply 3045 Germantown ave. e.
DYE AND TOOL, MAKERS wanted. American
Metal Works. 3l4 Armat st.
FILTERS AND MECHANICS wanted: boiler and
tank work. Cruse-Kemper Co.. Amber "a
GENTLEMEN of refinement and good appear
ance to Interview business men in Phila, Ap-
ply to D. M. 610 Stock Exchange Building.
INSTRUMENT MAKERS. s3.2t to 90 per day
OF hours tool makers: tS 20 to sn ma, so
to 81. CO. based on experience and capacity;
automatic turret lathe operators, Cleveland,
Brown e. Sharpe. s4.56; Potter 4 johnson,
So. SO; hand turret lathe operators. W to SS.lb
higher compensation when on piecework'
skilled laborers, 81 TO 81, "a; solderers. 81. "a.
Apply Frankford Arsenal, preferably In per-
son, Bridesburg.
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CLERKS

FOR OFFICE WORK: YOUNG MEN WITH
HIGH SCHOOL TRAINING PREFERREp;
EXPERIENCE NOT NECEssARY, APPLY
BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT AZ FLOOR,
BEFORE IL A. NJ
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MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs
PIANOS
SEPTEMBER SALE
HEPPE,s UPTOWN STORES

The summer rental pianos are ak,ssa9csjl0k
Jules and schomseis. pianSs "a a. q si5o bsls1
viii be sold ~ REDUCTIONS of s9V ~, ~ 'i0 ysa11
Payments of SO monthly and upyA..ees ..eeslsrs a
,A,5ogt 70 upright planqs MIN. IN ''lS lester c
nlngham-Girsrd, Hailss. Plssivs: vSse:,reies a.
part payment on pianola pianos w s5G SIN
$3.50, etc. 50 month. ., ...a ~ ~
Several PLAYER pianos slightly us,.,. r/.c&&
duced 500 and $500 below regular
Terms of ~ monthly and upwss22o s76 ~
a. Five piano-pisyeis a, sS1;t N ny plano; {.
900 new pianos. Hoppe, fsoso,Serm 1r|
kchomacker Francesca AZ ohq s
the year round. -. ale -
csl or write Tor eompis,e of psylnenis
con HER HEfPEs aF;, XfToThNo 2Ep TThNossFs6S sise6SS SITS
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pREssMAKING AND MILLINERY

MCDOWELL DRESSMAKING. SCHOOI~-Indi-
vidual instruction.: day and evening session.
3O7 Denckla Bldg, 11th and Market sls