davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18
DEATHS

BLAKE Cnee .stevensonl. wife Of Mordecal d.
also rncmbers OF East Baptist Church are in.
vrsv MIA 70 attend the fpnerai services on t, sst,
East Columbia ave.
BRowN;:--on AUGUST 10. 1919. EL1zABETH
al, wife Of Edward :. Brown and daughter Of
friends are Invited TO attend tho funeral. on
Saturday sso st $ 80 a. M, from her late rest
ST; Ellzabeth's Church, at 10 m. 1nterment
CAREY.-on August Is. 1919. EDWARD. hus.
band ,9t Ann Carey. RsistIyes and friends
Church are Invited sSsS tS attend the fuhsrs
dsncs S5 At os sSq pt a. m from MS late resi-
interment. az Holy sepulchre Cemetery. ku.
DAyIs..,on August 10. 1915. ELIZABETH.
VII wife ,,.sS OF Joseph Davis Relatives and friends
az 81 n @ e at ef MeroS TS cemdi.Ss
Auto service.
GARDINER;-on August II. 1910. at the Pres
bhytsSrgiiaan Sgiia Home for Widows and Single Women.
years Relatives G and fends ps nS.d STsS s S
p'fna @ thf al Ss tSSneTH drs serysfs on SATURDAY at
Moriah Cemetery.
villanovs, Pa, sK1SNfB e. SHfDATccfH. D"ndai''
HANfWoopin9In Ei5bIgn, August 49, 1919. ct Mssnolis.
Notice Of funeral later. "''1'
HEEFNER EI N r. f5 August is. 1e1e HARRY. hus-
ives and friends also biseat Searn counc,l Ne
4, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, and Guard Association OF
tonne tSh no. SSSu7s sds Fo and C2 Hswns
invite Invited to attend the funeral services, on sat
a. Ice sl. 1nterment at Greenmount Gem
etery Remains may be Viewed Friday
HERlNANN.,-on August Is. 1910. JENNIE H..
wire or G.. Hermann. Relatives and friends
ere invited to attend the funeral services. on
gdns is5o pchestnatt sae st. GysT tSfmeht a gaE pf
vate.
KEMP ENPii,1,Qign Pi,cQn AUGUST 10 1919, at Darby. Pa.
GEORGE HENRY KEMP. Sr., aged so years.
vited to attend the funeral services, on satur-
day, August 10, at 1 p. M, at the Mount
Zion a. n. r., Church, Darby, Pa. Interment
at Eden Cemetery.
LEEyYi-on, August TO- 1910. al. Atlantic City
late. Angel Levy. Relatives and friends. also
Vernon Chapter, No g. r.. A NJ. of Wash.
ington ID. G.: Court General Lawton. No 232. |
Furesters of America; employees OF Ifnmlgra-
tion Station at Gloucester n. j., and ali other
organizations Of which he was n member, are |
invited to attend the funeral services, on sum |
day, at y. m; precisely, at the residence OF |
his mother, 1882 French st. 9th and Susdue- !
hanna ave.l Internent at Adath Jeshurun |
Cemetery. Washington and Baltimore papers |
please copy.
August 10. 1915. BEATRICE |
McCROSSIN (nec RYAN,. widow Of James Nc |
Crossn. Relatives and friends. also League |
OF Sacred Heart. are invited to attend the |
mothers residence. $500 Market IT, St, O' west est
Church of St. Francis de Sales 10 a. m. |
1nterment at Holy Cross Cemetery
PlEPER. - On August 10. 1915, MARY A..
friends are nyed to atend the h'f5sfs funSfs aoa oa
denco. 5a North 9th st. High mass I' at Our Our
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18
Funeral Of h. c. pisston TOMORROW

Funeral services for Harry c. Disston,
who died on Thursday. will be held at his
late home in Oak Park at 1: 80 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. Interment will be in
West Laurel Hill Cemetery. The serv-
fees will be private. Mr. Disston was 40
years old. and son OF the late Samuel
Disston. who was a brother to Henry
Disston. founder OF the Disston saw firm.
He was member OF the Union League,
Lu Lu Temple, Columbia Club Phlladel-
phia Yacht Club Cedar Park Driving Club
and the Whitemarsh Country Club. He is
survived by a widow. Mrs. Carrie Dlsston:
his mother. Mrs. Samuel Disston: two
sisters. Misses Janet and Edne DIsston, and
brother, s. Horace Disston
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18
SHORE VISITORS ENVY
VENTNOR'S TENTED AND
SHADY BATHING BEACH
Blistered Atlantic City Folk
Would Welcome Conven-
fences Provided South
of Their Haunts
GOLF COURSE FORECAST

ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 1s.-Many visi-
tors are envyng the summer residents Of
ventnor during the bathing hours on August
days when the sun s sending down rays
that blister and burn wherever they strike.
In that fashionable suburb of this city
bathing beaches are under city control,
shelter tents dot them and bathers loll
in their shade before or after a dip in the
ocean without being burned to a crisp.
No Charge is made for the use OF these
tents Swings, slides and see-saws are also
provided for the children, and the life
guards, having only n short stretch of the
ocean to cover, police the beaches as we'll
as keep n watchful eye on bathers. In
this city bathers have to seek the shade
given by the Boardwalk In case they want
to rest where the sun will not strike them.
Furthermore, bathers are not welcome In
the reclining beach chairs II their suits be
wet. The beach front here Is so valuable
and the popular bathing districts so
crowded every day in August that shelter
tents would be out of the question.
Outdoor sports here are not confined to
the beach, as many people imagine. Lovers
OF tennis have an opportunity to Indulge in
their favorite game, as there are number
OF public tennis courts which can be rented
by the hour or day. Many amateur matches
are played every day on these courts.
Golf experts must Journey over to the
mainland. either to the Country Club at
Mortified or to the Seaview links at Abse-
con. A number of visitors who are experts
at golf have complained about the distance
they must travel to reach the courses There
is some talk of establishing a public golf
course on one of the made islands across
the thoroughfare opposite Chelsea Though
the projectors of this enterprise will make
a charge for the use OF the grounds, 1t will
be In the shape of an admission fee and
not through club membership.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18

Lady OF Victory Church, at 10 a. m inter
ment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
REID.-On August IL. 1916 REGINALD NJ,
son OF Reginald NJ and Jennie g. Reid, and
grandson q Sylvester c. and Jennie Arm. Arm.
and friends are invited TO attend the funeral
services, on Saturday, at p. M precisely, at
the residence OF his grandparents 272s Wood
st Tnterment at Mount Moriah Cemetery.
RIT1TIE5SHB0}TsEo02 z \ us sAapsYss 1919. YIL
tives and friends are invited 70 attend the
funeral without further notice. from his late
residence. Main and White Hall. Norristown
Pa. Saturday. the 18TH inst, at 2:s0 D. m.
Interment Mt Riverside Cemetery.
SCHOFsTALL-On August II. 1915. HARRY
A., youngest child OF Charles II. and Jennie
friends are invited to attend the funeral sery-
fathers rssIdenee 2s92 NortR AIYrtlewSood sts 81
Interment private.
WATsON.-on August 1e 1915, entered into
M Watson. IN his soth, year. Services will
precisely. at his late residence 2B42 West
PAGE street Interment strictly private
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMAIE

BOOKKEEPT3R, years experience. capable OF
taking entire charge; permanent position de-
sired: best reference. II 400, ledger Central.
COOK chambermaid and waitress want places
together. Call Room 205. COS Chestnut St
GIRL wants position cook, private family.
Address 1854 Stenton ave-, Germantown
HQUSEKEEPER, working, small family; no
laundry; refer. Address 23l3 North with st.
SECRETARY Y-STENOGRAPHER college grad
uate, good business ability, wishes position
where Intelligence and Initiative are required
and rewarded II AZ, Ledger Central. -
SECRETARY RY-STENOGRAPHBR : Young lady
10 years exp. desires position where efficiency
Is appreclated present salary S22. Tloga $500
STENOGRAPHER wishes pos. Address Miss H.
l.. Mckay. s. Mildred St, Charlostown, VIVA
STENOGRAPTtER. . years experience; neat and
accurate; best references AZ, Ledger Cent.
STENOGRAPHER. years' exp. good knowledge
Of bookkeepng $40. III 40. Ledger Central
STENOGRA PIER. general office work: years
exp desires permanent pos. III 43, Led. Cent
YOUNG WOMAN. refined, desires position In
private family in Germantown, or hours
day; willing TO make herself generally use
full II S2T. Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18
Theatrical Baedeker
FEATURE FILMS


sTANLEY-''The Stronger Love-" with Vivian
Martin Pallas-Paramount film, and regular
features.
ARcADLA-.Hell-to-Pay Austin" with wilfred
Lucas and Bessie Love. Griffth-TrianEle
Aim. and other films.
PALACE-"Common Ground" with Marie
Doro. n Famous Players-Paramount film. and
surrounding bill.
vICToRIA-Friday and Saturday. Gods Half
Acre" with Mabel Taliaferro, and Laundry
Liz" with Fay Tlncher.
VAUDEVILLE
KEITH S--sophie Tucker: Eva Taylor and Law
renee GrRttan, in Rocking the Boat; Bert
Lamont and his cowboys; Franker Wood and
Bunee wyde. In That's All Right; Jean
Berzac's Petit Indoor Circus; Mullen and
Rogers. in ''Nimbe Nonsense; Myrtle Young
and Jesslca Brown; Clarence Marks: the Lar
mods. In Nonsense on Wheels" and the Selg-
Tribune Pictures.
GLoBE-Charlss Harris and Matte Choats, in
THE Mayor and the Manicure'' THE Girls
from Kokomo'; Cutler. Hughes and Cutler in
Reddy: Nelusco and Hurley: Mabel Johnson;
Newport and stirk Keno and Wagner, and
the Three Hedders
GRAND-Al White and Miss Frances: Dunbar's
Old-time Dardes; Hilbert and Meyers. in "A
Bobby Filtration" Charles Sisto; the Gasch
Sisters; Degnan and Clifton. and moving pic
lures.
CROSS KEYS-D. ]. Padden. in ''Ths Phun
Phiends' Ashley and Morgan, in "On the
Street.; Marie Sparrow. comedlenne; THE
SCOOP" comedy dramatic paylet; Fletcher,
Libby and McCabe. in THE Messenger Boy"
and Charles Thompson. Juggling Offering.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18
Deaths

BARNARD,-7on August u. 1919, at Wildwood,
band Of tSs late Sarah saFnaId See h9s
and father Of Captain s. q. Barnard, of Bat
terry b. OF Camden. ~. j.. aged rs years.
Relatives and friends, also Senatus Lodge. No.
76. /, o. o. F., and all military friends. are
invited 10 attend the funeral services. Sun
day. at D. m, at his late residence. 40T
North I'd ST.. Camden, n, ]. Remains may be
West Juniper ave. Wildwood. N. j. lnterment
at Evergreen Cemetery. Camden.
BEECHER.-On August II, 1915 at Pottsvills
Pa. SARAH A. BEECHER. wife OF j. w.
Beecher. Of Pottsville. Pa Relatives and
friends are invited to attend the funeral, on
Saturday. at 4 y. m. from her late residence
Pottsvills. Pa. Interment private.
BLAKE.-on August 49, 1915. LOUISE s..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18

The result OF tho Evening bcdgers
Photoplay Contest II now known. The
unanimous decision Of the judges win be
published in toniorrow's Evening Ledger.
When the photoplay editor stepped out Of
doors for a day Off he told his assistant
that he (the Rssistant) would find "a lead"
that Is something to start the department
with, in the news. But as the country
papers often say, news are scarce this
week. The chief item, in fact. has been the
visit to Philadelphia Of n Griffith star Of
that more later. But there have been some
Interesting things in the theaters them
selves, and those things are worth thinking
about
What does the moving-picture fan think
about comedles7 Every theater advertises
It's feature flm--flve reels, mentions the
names Of the star, OF the producer, OF the
director. Many Of them merely add COM
edy," as II the comedy were a filler. Is Il?
The fact is that a great number Of per-
fectly good fans go to the pictures because
they like the comedies and are willing to
take chance on liking the feature. The
noving-picture enthusiast has definite likes
and di5lilSes. There are ''Metro-fans" who
do not care for Triangles and "FoN-fans"
who viii not go round the corner to see a
Metro. There are Drew-comedy enthu-
siasts and observation-disclosures and others
They like their particular brand Of comedy
and would go miles to see It, OF course,
the Chaplin crowd is enormous, almost uni
versal.
Now the point is that the comedy Is
underplayed as an attraction. The writer
knows perhaps hundred fans who travel
from one end of the city to another to see
,keystone, but they are often compelled
to phone the Triangle office to discover
where a Keystone is on. Many theaters
have substituted a serial for the comedy, |
and, while the serial has drawn certain
patronage. the comedy patronage has fallen |
of
Take a special case. Hank Mann. in His |
Bread and Butter" was certainly one of |
the greatest comedy films ever put on. For |
about two weeks 1t was seen here and |
there and received complimentary mention. |
II 1t is still being shown, and 1t ought to |
run year, no one can find out unless he |
happens to pass the theater and sees the |
sign.
Another annoying thing is that at both
central and neighborhood houses the ticket |
sellers are utterly unconscious of the pres
ence of comedies. You ask. Is Max Fig
man on today? They tell you no. Perhaps
you go in. Presently Max appears.
little playing UP of the comedy feature
would be good business, for the exhibitors |
and would please the fans nightly
The first showing of David w. Griffth's |
Intolerance" has been unfortunately held |
over until September 8. The date for Phila-
delphia is not yet announced. Mr.. Griffith |
arrives in the East soon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18
Philadelphia shriners Praised

Members of Lu Lu Temple, of PhIladel-
phia, who attended the Imperial Council
pilgrimage of 1916. Ancient Arabic Order
of the Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine which
was held in Toronto, Canada, last month,
received praise for their activities and good
fellowship. mo man in Shrinedom is more
beloved than w. Freeland KendricR,
Illustrious Potentate OF Lu Lu Temple, of
Philadelphia" says the Toronto Daily
News.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18
Charles Ffrench

NEW YORK. Aug. 1s-Charles Ffrench,
OF Chicago publisher of the Musical
Leader is Mead from injuries received in
fall from street car. Mr.. Ffrench for
merly was a member Of the Irish Fellow
ship Club, a member of the Board OF Edu-
cation, and was life member of the
Chicago Press Club. He came to this city
from London about 25 years ago. Mr..
Ffrench is survived by his widow four
daughters and two sons.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18
IN MENIORIAM

CRONNIIE-In loving remembrance Of my hus-
band. WILLIAM CROMMIE, died August 1s,
1911. WIFE.
GEORGE-In memoriam SUSAN BRAZAO
GEORGE, August 1S 1903.
HARRIS.-In loving remembrance of our father,
ISAAC HARRIS. who died August 1s. 1898.
HIS CHILDREN.
swOYER.-In memory OF COLONEL ]. X.
SwOYER, beloved father of Joseph d. and
Alfred p. Swoysr. on his S0th birthday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18
III Man seeks Death

Because he was III and despondent, VIII
liam H. Dick. 10 years old, a Civil war
veteran. attempted suicide last night, ac-
cording TO the police. by cutting his throat
three times with a razor. He was found
IN his room. at 2020 Oxford street, and Is
IN critical condition at the Womens
Homeopathic Hospital
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18
Col. William p. CInnrh

NEW YORK. Aug 1s.-colonel William
p. Clough, chairman Of the board OF di-
rectors OF the Northern Pacific Railway,
with which he has been connected for
many years, died late last night in the Pres
byterian Hospital He was a close asso-
clats Of the late James ]. Hin during his
long career as railroad man and empire
builder" ana was one Of his legal Ad-
vieers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18
LOST AND FOUND

BRACELET-Lost. Thursday August 10, black
onyx flexible bracelet, mounted In sold. Lib
eral reward II returned to J. y. Caldwell a
Co. g02 Chestnut.
CERTIFICATE OF Observation-Disclosures
Of membership No. 702 in the CONNER
clal Exchange Of Philadelphia I'm the name OF
John Gardiner having been lost notice is
hereby given that application has been made
for a certificate.
JOHN GARDINER.
T1RE--Lost. Empire tire. on rim AKA. between
tino, I7O5 Carpenter st. Philadelphia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18
UNCLAIMED TEIEaRAMs

WESTERN I'NIQE ,TELPGRAPH GO. ,19o1
ware s5hipbqdPs {;Pii: S9Pii: Ed z. Peys Tsc Fair
AEt.. Frank w. BoykIn4, Miss Jean E,ieux
IF2msf Henderson, yovoI RsH D. Harry
Gillette, Mis-, McRise. Mrs. E. Berks, 4. J.
Ghes. Z. WGoTkman, Mr.. Alfred o,,Nelil.. Ed.
blood Pressure. Apparatus. MARITIME Mar.
chony, Walter Nritton, Vlncenzo Risasna.
PENN .SQ..-Bert Fitzgibbons. Louis Roma.
r., w. Mllchamp, Charles Malue, l.. B. Scho.
field, Mrs. Marie Kins.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

AccouNS,TIANT-AIadn; n years. wishes position
manager of progressive concern: thoroughly
familiar with every phase OF business incud-
best of siSS6 pSo IedFeT
ARTIsT-Commercn artist with adv. agency
cSnerIenSe, wants part time engagement.
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. grad. Of
u of p. Wharton School. wishes to connect
With corp9IrIation as accou1tant or Office man
enee; years. frst;ciass reference; make all
family n GounTy handS nEon Rmer
can. experienced, abstaner II Bi2. Led. Cent.
W eya4 H H fhSS col
nnerencc =, desires change of position. b 1876,
small family. H 63S Ledger Central. ''''' ~
GARDENER. married. no, family, age, 30: Is
h2asS work SrE Of
Lawrence ST st.. Camden. N. J. ""''"S' ii'i
SALES. ENGINEER, with successful record
342, Ledger Central
5 man o "a Snsrsetc s90d
Advancement: references II $40. LedS. Cent
10 make new wa" conhection S5a Led WsnSs cent
sTENoGRAaPHER,, GRAPE cashier Gas and clerk 10. r. r:
G u.s. 49, adsc Genfa
best refs; desires opEPor;; exPsrIenegd in office
spondence etc. mod. salary. S4l. Led. Cen.
VOTING MAN, 2i, desires pos with merchnn-
Smpoyod t at present resent a5s Se Ledser i9 Central
YOUNG MAN. %. wishes poslton years ex-
work, il 454, Ledger Central N9"'''' O'"'e
GIRARD COLLEGE, graduate. 25. ambitious. en-
partment to selling or production: will leave
town II good Inducements, II 357 Led. Cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18
General

TWO good bookkeeping positions, s15; several
excellent clerical positions open bank clerk @
S15; elderly man for bank. $50 MONTH TINE
clerks s55 month; comptometer operators S5O'
foreman for brass foundry; foreman for ma
chine shop; Instructor for boys school; ex-
pert carpenter; also ms son. Business service
Company. 1901 Land Title Bldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18

AAklN- KELSEY HEALTH HEAT ess esss-' 'rfEz5
eneApcr than Htzlui o. n1f Eat-I l<+ttsI 9=Z
ar with normal moisture. AAlNttf ? -'
1897 Fiibert Il.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

HELP wANTED-FEMALE
BOOKKEEPER quick and accurate; able to
take off statement: state age, experience and
salary desired ID. L." =. o. Box 3443.
CHtLDNURSE wanted experienced Protestant,
white Address w. W., 12l4 Commonwealth
Bldg. Philadelphia
CLERK-Young lady. 1s TO 81 years; expert
unnecessary must be high school grad
uate II 543, Ledger Central.
coMB1NG AND DRAWING ROOM HELP
Redoublers, spinners, twisters and dofrers
APPLY JOHN & JAMES DoBsoN. INC.
Carpet and Plush Mills
Ridge ave. above Allegheny
Falls OF schuylkil
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18
HOW COMEDY STANDS
IN THE PICTURES
A Question for Picture Theater
Managers Which Can Only
Be Answered by the Fans

The result Of tho Evening Ledger's
PhotopIay Contest IL now known. The
unanImous decision Of the judges win be
published in tomorrow's Evening, Ledger.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18
Hrrp wANrFp-FtMA1E

oonfirucd from Preceding COLUMN
COOK and downstairs work. Protestant, pre-
ferred; reference requred. seeshore until &c
tobcr; Germantown permanently .Cen Room
POS. sos Chestnut Ht.
COOK e9perienced in all brancnes of cooking;
German preferred; small family, Telephone or
write TO Mts. Thomas Royal Devon, Pa
FINIsHERs on mems neclswear. Hughes
Bradley Co., 1904 Arch st. st.---
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. folder on wedding sta sta.
tionery; only these aoeustomed 70 hssI,GIidi5i I,,GIaiiis
company 1921 SAMSON St. fourth floor.
GIRLs-wanted, by September s. eSperieneed
Protestant girls, to do entire work Of small
house in suburbs, 4 in family; sister or
ST; give references. Address II 456 Ledger
GIRLS over 10 years wanted for light, Work; work.
no experience necessary; 30 week paid Whlle
learning Apply si9 N s2d At. -
GIRLS wanted from 10 to is years of age In
LIGHT manufacturing place. Apply at smith
Ramsey Embroidery Co. 1910 Market. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18
General

TEACHERS WANTED. high and grades: goo
# co0R oS0Rr!2N mNAkE AAERs 7 PsTry A6GEHG4 6nS54
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18
STONE HARBOR. N. J.
STONE HARBOR

y O4NII II4lILbOIL
Both railroads. Farm products md sea
food fresh and plentiful. C!tv convenences,
Yacht club boardwalk. bathing. fine fishing.
Grabbing and boating; Reasonable rentals.
moderate hotel rates. Beautiful booklet.
LEO McCRANEN. Borough Clerk.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18
cR1swoLD woRsTED co.
DARBY. PA.

Startling up new machinery. Want girls; good
wages; steady work, and will pay while learn
ing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18
HELP WANTED-MALE

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR for newspaper; ex-
nerlenced aggressive good habits: references
The News Journal, Lancaster Pa
age, wanted In large mercantile establishment.
Renly in own handwriting to 1873. Ledger
BOY for office work In mercantile store: about
lB; chance for advnnccment: give references
In letter. NJ 445. Ledger Central.
BOY-Wanted, bright boy for insurance office.
Apply SturteYant Corporation. Manhattan Life
BOY for office work, 16 years or over. Apply
Ill S. 4th st.
BOY wa9ted about 10. for general work large
insuranGe ohlce Apply. in own handwriting,
II 0O9, Ledger Office.
BOYS WANTED. near 10, O12, Ledser
CABINETMAKERS. good. wanted. 712 Jefrer-
son ST.. Buffalo, N. Y.
CARPET I4AYERS-Wanted. thoroughly first
class union carpet LAYERS for Washington D.
G.. for season OF IL weeks. Apply 00T,
CI.ERK--7YounE man wanted in large mercan-
nneIoDra Ie 9tnee' one wh0 has had some office cX
FssToSccs la Ledger GE ofdSe. o9fndRswr'''nE with
DRAFTsMEN on die work: first class thorough
~ experienced men excellent salary To com
petent men, r. o. Box 5SOl Phila
ERRAND BOYS living IN West PHILADELPHIA
and Germantown: also boy to make himself
useful In jewelry shop: chance for advance
ment for good boy bring reference. Rear 1923
FARM LABoRERs wanted; good wages and
advancement for steady men. Amply in per-
son or by letter. II. X, Mulford Company
Genolden. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18

NORTH WILDWOOD, N. j.
GREYLOCB RsaSh SnsnE Hot Sa,o Had :9s
ice. F. ]. FLOYD.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18

WILDWOOD. n. j.
CAUOY Beach front; cunning water; private
"a v bath Cap. 200 Auto w II. deratsl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18
HELP wANTEp-MA1E

Continued from Preceding Column
stToEs- t,xnorIcnced tip 1xers wanted Seventh
The Detroit times., 1916-08-22
HUGHES N
SPEECH HITS
SPOILATION
.c.ntir..d frsn PAGE oael


ADVANTAGE did something in
Nep York a.ons -hs' line. and I
haven't banged nv mind a oit in
regard 20 j.
Il slso believe fhar regulation
and supervision ~ ne govern nenf
is nockery unless IL IS Just and
squares win me facts put that
Gag ap New York also and ]
never hauled g. dowu-and never
propose 20.
Al Sar D.eEo NJ Husaes -
MARKS we're largely devoted 70 the
tartN issue
Way should American industries
70 ou' O., business In order that We
mIgh' buy goods abroad q" he De.
manded he referred again 20 the
apparent attempt 20 destroy the
sugar industry
Was II called sor by any sound
policy, - be asked On The contrary
American industry and eateruriss
hope against that sTor, Our friends
discovered ;heir mistake after
awhile-our we desire 20 b repre-
scented o. those who have foresight
and not simply 'h.ndslxhf