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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
POLICE TRACE WOMAN
PAL OF OFFICE BANDIT
WHO MURDERED A COP
Blonde Companion of Robber
Flees From Chicago to In
diana Town, Evading
Arrest Thus Far
SEPARATED FROM NJ A N

CHICAGO, Jan %. - Every police
agency in the centr States was on the
lookout today for the robber who shot
and killed Policeman Johnson in the heart
of the crowded retail shopping district
last evening, after woundirg Ernest L.
Walsh, cashier of Thomas Cook 4 Sons
Chicago tourist agency and robbng the
office of $1,000. A reward of 500 has been
offered by Governor Dunno Tor the ron
ber'S capture.
The blonde woman, who was the COM
panion of the robber but became sep
arated from him when the driver refused
10 start his car has been traced TO Mlsh-
awaku. Ind.
II was SIS o'clock when the robber en-
tered tho doorway of the office. The
cashier was counting over the receipts OF
the afternoon.
Hands up, everybody" ordered the
highwayman as he came toward the
cashiers counter with revolver In MS
hand
get over on this side and stand IN
line" was his next command
walsh started to reach for revolver.
immediately there was report ana
Welsh fell with a bullet In his chest Inc
robber seized the pile of bills, tucked
them into his pocket and backed toward
the door, ,.,.,,,.05
The report of the revolver had attracted
the attention of passersby. one OF the
crowd ran to the street crossing and sum
moned Policeman Johnson. Johnson
reached the doorway just as the ropber
was stepping out. As Johnson started
10 seize him. the robber fired. the bullet
passing through his heart. johnson tell
diving on the doorstep
I'm the meantime the woman pal OF
the robber was to have been waiting IN
a taxi at the banks door. The driver
engaged. suspecting something was
wrong refused 10 drive there.
The robher rushed from the pahN 10
6nd no machine i'm waiting. He ran east
bere another auto was standing, anu
Summing into the seat beside the driver
ordared him TO drive away, mile away
be irmped out and disappeared.
Edvard stone, manager OF the once,
,,,as one of those held up. He SAID that
o,' Tbursday afternoon blonde woman
me mo the Office and made INQUIRIES
abn,,t tickets 10 Panama. She was IN the
soom several minutes, and, according TO
AR stone, she seemed to be Studying we
s,tirs once. She told him that she would
come hack yesterday 10 complete heT az
rangements. He believes that shs u!u
Come back, at least 10 the eurostohe out
side the office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
CHAPTER NNVI.
AN EMPTY WORtD

M lie after mile Kazan went on. For
A'1 time he was oppressed by the
shlyerins note Of death that had come
" MN IN sandy McTrigger's cry, and he
SHpped through the banskians like 81,
shadow, his ears 1attcned. his tail trail
h'E, ms hindquarters betraying thnt
curious Sinking quality Of the wolf and
uoE stealing away from danger Then he
came out upon a plain. and the still
ness. the billion stars i'm the clear vault
OF the sky. and the keen air that car
fied with 1t breath of the Arctic bar
rens made him alert and questioning. He
FACED the direction of the wind Some
where off there, far to the south and
west, was Gray Wolf. For the first time
IN many weeks he sat back on his
haunches and gave the deep and vibrant
call that echoed weirdly for miles about
him. Back in the banskians the big Dane
heard II, and whned.
From over the stll body of Sandy
McTrigger the little professor looked up
with white tense face, and listened for
second cry. But instinct told Kazan
that to that first call there would be no
answer, and now he struck out swiftly.
galloping mile after mile. as dog fol-
lows the trail Of it's master home. He did
not turn back to the lake, nor was his
direction toward Red Gold CITY. As
straight as he might have followed road
hlazed by the hand of man he cut across
the 10 miles of plain and swamp and
forest and rocky ridge that lay between
him and the McFarlane. All that night
he did not call again for Gray Wolf With
him reasoning was a process brought
about by hablt-by precedent-and as
Gray Wolf had waited for him many
times before, he knew that she would be
waiting for him now near the sandbar.
by dawn he had reached the liver,
within three miles of the sandbar.
Scarcely was the sun up when he stood
on > white strip of sand where he and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

AUTOMOBILE TIRE MAN-G years' practical
tire construction In al branches good per-
tising moderate salary, 9II Ledger Gen-
tral.
ACCOUNTANT, bookkeFper, absolutely first
class, II years eNp-, perm; Or temp. posi-
ACCOU MIAMI aud office manager. expert
enctd aud capable Of produclng results; refs
the highest, + l1s. Ledger Central
AUDITING big ana little. done by responsible
man. bonded In 5000. NJ 2l2. Ledger OfhCe
BoOKKEEPER and ofhce manager, cashier
c0mpctent and reiable ample experience;
chance for advancement Sil Ledger Cen
tral.
BooKK EEPpR, ledger clerk, needs employ
BOOKKEEPER, expert, wants work evenings
drst-cl references. a 81, Ledger Once.
BUTLER culored, az present employed, desires
change: best references; Call after 10 y. M.
r. a. Benson. l9lT Federal 81,
BUTLER'S 2p MAN-Young Amer, ,dlsengaged;
CARPENTER-You man, p, married.
WISHES position suburban experience. cap.
steady Workman. A, II. Johnson, 6la \ i2th.
CHAUFFEUR wishes position with private
family: married, white, age y years, driver
Tsfefehces E a. Ledger Central
CHAUFFEUR. exp. thorough mechanic sin
gIe. desires pos, PaiN9te family; Furnish best
reference, W, zi29 Frankford ave.
CHAUFFEuR aRd gardeneEr Position desired
Isl eSperlenced man @ith hesl references.
s0l Ledger office -.l-l--.l
THAiJFFETR white. single. exper, de5iTes
steady posilen Sith ppriyeie iamsly; best ref
caApsFESa q ssaas saaa rs l5is sihsGh Ell e
COOK. Japanese. wife ehamhermatf sish pos
sltloHf IL pripale family city. COUNTY, haal
ri Mofo. i0a4 Flne 81 Phqne Locust a70a N
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22

The Rev. q; Grant Hopper, pastor Of th'
nounced 4 that the REV. i ' John Is. Kendall, Jr
OF Mqscatine. Iowa. VIII lecture on Abraham
month
dhSr EeD Of & h AmersH meiR Board "a @i
tonal Foreign Missions TO Adana, Turkey
ciatIon Of Bryn Mawr College tomorrow eve
ming at 5 O'Clock,
preach q s.; Johns .EEgsisGqpgai church, b
Ra Re bPT snd IN n the eSehng th dp
viii discuss VIII he Airs. stotesbuFy's Social
Sess s'Ea Eas to es Tie s teaPa eaPs m To
Weathsr Nj, Richmond ei,I9 ns had previously an,
Heresies and Eeciesiaticai Assumptions of the
kesaiag M IN fhsdep6ia and dfoifsJh HsTiRs 1JSh4 JsFs
diction over Small Religious Denomination
The Rey; Julian K. smyth viii talk On
morning in the Church OF the New Jerusalem
Sgs W IN Bbe iss e'fsinY m Sxss al n
Prophecy Its Internal Or Spiritual Meaning.'
The Rev. Dr.. John d. Adam, Of the Hart
ford Theological Seminary. viii preach at tbs
Tabernacle Fresbyteriap Church tomorrow.
Lecture iof temDeranes in Grace 4 Methodist f6.I
Episcopal Church tonight,
Or. AlgeTnOn s. Crapsey, OF Rochester, N Y
will talk ON Jesus Method Of Government
at the Ethical Culture meeting In the Broad
Street Theatre at II q. m. tomorrow.
The Rev. DR. Robert Bagnell will preach in
the Park AYenue Methodist Episcopal Church
tomorrow morning on The salt or ina
Earth" and In the evening on Jesus or
The Rev Gladstone Holm breaches tomar-
row In the Methodist Episcopal Church of ne
Advocate, GernantoHn az iO:45 % Vision
and Service ana a. 20 on with Paul ia
munity evankelistie eampaign. which will hoid
its meetings this week. every evening. ezcelf
Monday and saturday. IN tle Wayne Agenns
Baptist Church,
4 sermon glll bs pEssehsa On rue Passlas
81 the Messiah Lufheflan chufeh In e-isst fisst
church tomorrow evening.
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THAT WON PAPEN BREAKFAST
Il Was Really a Luncheon and Not
Very Thrilling

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-The breakLast
~. Assistant Secretary Of War Breekln-
ridee rths enjoyed at Chevy Chase Ciuo with u.
res,oin Won Papen and ex-AmbassadoF
6sT,ha SsrI, was not as thrilling, II developed
TODAY. as early reports made u. Also II
,Vasr.'t a breakfast, but a luhens0 .LS ,o,
, lne chsckbook. now held In London
irsp spsI ITEM, S6s Tor that Chevy Chase meal.
ill,,,tsd lnS in the publication OF the story
isst tsrerkinridge and Dumba were the
Ia. lnIS s'aests. Today the guest list re-
..naied 0sai names OF persons vel known m
eefscial slrdes. bringing tle plass psl
nlate dosn 20 $, With p leis over aoi :
Up.
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LOST AND FOUND

For other Lust nmd Found See Page
BOSTON TERRIER LOST, January II. VI
Cinity Of 2uth AMI Porter, answers tO name
OF Monarch, owner name engraved on
collar: $40 reward II returned TO 25OO South
10th street.
Doc Boston Bun, female Clipped ears. white
head and neck brown spot between ears, re-
ward. AIi5 Spruce st.
BRACELET Lost. gold bracelet, On Friday
with three amethysis. Reward II returned 10
iN2l Thomas ave. Woodland IlO.
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Boys Mangled Body Found on Track

\ boy was run over by n coal train on
tho Port Richmond branch OF the rhiI-
adelphia and Reading Railway, his head
one arm and ono leg being severed from
his body. The body was taken to tn"
murgue and was Identified as that Of l3-
ycar-old Daniel Gross. Jr.. of 1872 Saycr
street The body was found Yesterday
on tho tracks OF the railroad just above
tho Erie avenue bridge. It is believed
that he WIS playing with other boys
jumping on trains,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
RELIGIOUS BREVITIES

The fourth annual banquet of men OF
the Chambers Wylie Presbyterian Church
will be held next Tuesday evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22

The Rev. r. NJ. Blackburn will talk ON
THE Public Reading of the Scriptures"
at the Presbyterian Ministers Meeting at
IL o'clock on Monday forenoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22

MISS DEAN at Ledger Central has listed the
an kinds of ,oftce detail work; and has had
sueCitl training in selecting the right per-
SON FOR the right position" AcGuaint her
with your needs either by personal Ual or
telephone Walnut or Main AHO--and per-
s0nal attention viii he given promptly. This
is free service 20 LEDGER ABNEk-
TISERS.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

CHnihtiP%L L,E, RISE, r2paHBi,e Of Lak.uE, charge Of
'i Write R5S "d6 Vclnwyd.' ''tS Fa' S""'' ''- N OF
CHlLDNTRsE, white, Protestant girl; care or
eTse w% chphGTn hphGann a @Isf, ,ng g43 House"o refer
CLOTH WEANERS wanted Apply John and
iang iIameSF Falis Reos9" Sf cRRTvk anNe' Mills S'ors
oI friends, or mother and daughter. 10 go to
Mimingtog, Del good wages small family
reference required. 53i S Iith street, '''
and Yoma WIN PhS6s SIS h{
eo9E 9SsSs.s F'Slssqa ssafsd ?E @ eognE gsFss se
GENERAL HoUSEwORK- Girls who are eN-
peTlenced and capable can secure good posi-
siGHI stns Sss "a Reed who is aoRsa5S ny CON IN
9Iooqash with persons wishing his class of help.
VIII receive valuable information which viii
hT@mP'1S seytIS Sou snsr n2sa deS5SGis a posi-
HOUSEHOLD REGlSTRY BUREAU OF
LEDGER ADVERTISERS.
KITcHEHa MAn ~ sscT ss5s so1s in an
LAUNDREss, also light chamberwork; white
wages. II go. Ledger ofice.
ERAToRs-Applicati9n are now being
fnsss can ST address siatips ex1srisns@s -
3Iis FrankfoFd ave.
MAIDS (2), cook. waitress and chambermald;
h1useman kept; German. Scotch or Flglish
preferred. Box 81. Radnor Pa,
SILK WEAYERS experienced and learners
not under l6 SauQuoit SIX Mfg. Co, 18th
and Hunting Park ave.
SOFT SILK WINDERs. exp'd., and learners.
not under 10. Apply before 10 a, M. SauquOlt
silk Mfg Co., 18th and Hunting Park ave.
sTENOGRAPHER-Go salary and perma-
nant position with long established merchant
aFm; must have good English education and
be quick. accurate and Intelligent. Reply In
own handwriting 70 B 10. ledger Once.
sTENOGRAPHER, eNperienced AMI eapable
beginners need not apply good salary. Call,
after 1 o. clock. 2007 Fllgnce Buildlng.
TYPIsT ghq, q ,gplck ana seTreet q agqres.
foISG 6IRIs q afslst sith ehildrsn aaa
other nEht duties. Protestant. Tor place IN
eountrfs7 reference. Meet employer Room 80
Public Ledger. Monday, II . y.
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HELP wANTED-MALE


',,1 ,tI.sTIlm, NWtn lp WiCri9l tgIqI'hnR
"i" N%rsTT is E, y'ers "d to- assist in restaurant
HRAss MolpER-wun,c1 cyucrrenccd man
Nrrly V1i.i1, S'TTN' TTN,'H,,' H,,pr' IF Et'So s'n'
Nrn 10 a. m. ''''"' '''''' ~. '''
w,,aI 'll'Mt M Slrnu, ,,,,, y, ,tN,r ,.,r
Croru wEAvFRs wanted Anr,, ronn &
rac Failiss "oFf srh1y,l,ii, 'N'' MINIS scott $
nj, ,r,.rs,t,>. - ,,'s 'n,,' -
ugrIgn o. 'clcsgooui' ,ns,Tursnls SALARY sl3go
IN writiWgs aioting ~" and aVG1rioncc.. w,
seven hoi ,mvs AMI srtur,imy ,ftorno,ns inr..
ieE rri.,,s !9e sunni summer W. months All win ia my
imsincss Np0ly iv lct,cr Gn}v S,nto wasrs
'\ucri"nc", kcnhcr lath ANA Diamond.
F!ANGER CAPABLE hand Hanger wanted fnr
sm@c NcN Wax G&npirRT' r,on ywg wor. s>2"l' Cd
tuc.. Iagcrs'own. Mi
rno.. ulnR ElnREElT,.EG Eg Sr. SNg,SiMET vr,r,,,.,
Arply., ,Ei,TGpqr @, EmpIe,wrrg,t a., noor
"FRAN'Rlh"E 'L"rHIER
Ing Ms,r s4il o5j2,iig9s IE,e,snG Flrcccd ru1cr.
MN MD WEE wanted man to arm about
ndi. ARMY bv letter onlv Icnni 6marry
Io. Real Estate Trust nuNding. rhilulcl-
l"''. l''
MAN. experienced. lECrc .sl,o. to represent
tH, ,si ~oynr n rniEUi.ign" nj
sa,4rN desired T F" Ledger "ni'e.
MAN ana wife as butler ANA cook. man to
urce.
ME- HANICAI. FSriM NTOR aud dcaiguer, Ap-
plv li0l Commonwealth bldg. tn =. today.
a. ~ mrEg 'o,rnLa"n a. ,dr mules ,
order dep1rtmcnt anon for ihe rirht man,
arniirarts nt,tst l.,,,. 'ga,,,r.i ,r1ry' ,Nunri.
snra lao ,TiS A., o,cr,fr' ~ 't,!,,c,yrItc r,,d
Tlrnish GOOD rrrpr1pn"s +, a. + rigor Central
,, ,.',.,,r,,, | ~ ' -' - - -
SNlI SMEN wanted 70. s"ll soNp powder N
emced - T0i trI,er ~ OTriGc ''"S' "'
~. ''''7'' '"'.''
ITigh rlugg ,NpgrIonpVI ulps-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22

OMEN wau'cl as Government clerks. $50
mon.H l'EO1. exams. coming. sample questions
rec, Franklin Inst Dent 7l1 l., RochCstcr,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
HELP wANrEn--F i--ALE

YOUNG LADIES good looks no objection
naign;, direct leads and letters of introduc-
tion liberal commission. Applv In person
$50 today 20 ~ y. O'LouChlin, Frnnklin
Bank BLDG, Chestnut 81, below Broad. nrst
floor righ, side Of entrance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
SITUATIONS wANrrp-mALr

HOTEL MANAGER
Young. vide exper once smau salary. rer-
GSinage; anyWlere; wife a. housekecrer
]. Ledger Office.
MAN AND WIFE as butler and cook! private
positoni : years eNuertence. n 20 Led. on.
NURSE. practical. and CONT anton, desires po-
Hluon With Invalid gent tlcman: physiciEn's
reference. Write F. r.. 40G7 Haverford ave.
PHYSICIAN. good diaEnostcign and easetakcr
dcsitcs ofhce position references. J 7h2.
Ledger Central
SALESMAN. hustler, desires permanent con-
SHIPPER and packer can furnish references
OF bond J ais, Ledger Central
YOUNG MAN wishes position as bookkeeper or
CLERK. experienced. host references. RoNbOr-
ough 2sp. il3 LeverinRton ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22

There is drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at Office rates.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
Lemon Hin Association
JESUS HERE AND COMING"
GAKRlCk THEATRE
SUNDAY NIGHT, T.3O.
ALI.-W WELCOME,-ALL.
Lutheran
MESSIAH LUTHERAN

THE Friendly Church"
10th and jefferson sts
DANIEL r. WElGLE, Pastor
1870 a, m-',Spokes or Brakes"
7;i5 p. m.-"'rhe Passing SHOW"
Male quartet will sing: Speed Away" Il
Couldn't 10 Without Thee and Just out
side the Door
Monday evening, $ o'clock Homer Rode
HEAVIER and his pianist In Sacred Concert
and Recital. Frec-wlll offering.
TABERNACLE. 59th and Spruce-wm. i.
Miller. Jr.. l0i1. T.t5. ;. s., 2}O J.. m.
TEMPLE, 62d and Roy. A Pohlman,
NJ. D., 1880 a. M, 2;3O and 7i5 y. m.
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BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS
a. \nIIrSTEEIlS nF AMERICA
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING RATES
EVENING LEDGER

This STYLE TYPE COR like thlsl
Three times one week .......,,.l. l.c per line
Six times one week .....,..... Toe per line
situations Wanted, three times one week 10
cents per line per insertion.
Place your order for three or
more times and it will be inserted
in the daily Public Ledger at no
additional cost.
one or two time rate for EVENING Ledger
and PuRuC LEnGEH combined is ~ cents per
line, with the exception Of Help Wanted and
Situations Wanted, which Is IL cents per line
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22

BIG OPPORTUNITIES VIII buy
Interest IN state right owning auto
accessory selling fpr Sl big winner.
di4, Ledger Central,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
FOR
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this(

which Is permitted in an classfcatons ex-
Cept Help and situations Wanted, Lost and
Found Personals, boarding and Rooms add
FIVE CENTS PER LINE 10 ANY or ABOVE
RATES.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS KANE. ,5l1 s 10th. wants .nrs,;ess-
help. with reference. character and ability.
for first t-class families, Phone Spruce s40t
MISS MARY r. MCCARTHY oiOT Christian
lo.. 1897. supplies & wants lst-ciass Prot.
cath male female help, all nationalltIes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
DOGS

pOMEEANIAN
Black. l6 months old. weight 37i pnundB; sire
Foxhills or OTicl, RockybTa0k Kennels.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
AUTO LIVERY AND GARAGES

TO HIRE
Pierce Arrows, Packards Ford Lin. Cars
Special shopping rate Si.5O per hour,
Ford town
Autos for Weddings and Funerals
PACKARD SERVICE COMPANY
lill LOCUST ST
Race 2l5. Spruce 6S.
INDEPENDENT TAN1CAH 90
lt31 y WlLLTNGTOS ST.
LIMOt'SINES TANfCNUS AND
TOURING CARS
TO HIRE, SltO PER HOl'R AND UP
-PoP, tGS3-1GsL PARK n. NEVER CLOSED
NEW GARFORD. one and one. half ton anf
thrce-tOn trucks: viii lease both trucks with
drivers on hourly basis. with contract guar
gutccug continuous ScrNifC. II c. koon
locust 2IOI. 2A0S Chestnut st.
RERRS NEW GARAGE-G'lO Glrard ave.
Now Open for service with tho finest up-to-
duto cuulpmcnt Storage - IN. Drnn n and
look II over. or uhOne Belmont Gl3R
TO HIRE toncn day and rirht. lr~ NJ new
6-uass touring cgr with roh"" = - hour.
also brand new T-rasy. imnuF nc - ~ hour:
weddings funerals etc. Fnrl1r 1877 w
FINE LOCATION carnEo. r9v1a'. 5lth and
Thnmnann: chenn. Ruhv. lnth and Lane lster
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Presbyterlan

HOPE ssd 4 Wharto. sts.-Minister. Rev
J, GRAY BOLTON u. d.; Rev. WILLIAM
bAYLooR petAi- pCtALDM,EELL. v,EE AssIgtant 1915
Coming Man t5, Rey. Dr. William J.
terian General Assembly
TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Chestnut and SIth SIS.
Rev. JOHN ALLAN BLAIR. d. D.. Minister.
II a. m,517!UINI'yERSITY. SERVICE. Rev.
JOHN DOUGLAS ADAM ID. d.. OF HART
ford Theological seminary, viii sDreach.
p .m,-"GIyE CHRIST a SQUARE
DEAL I"
Mems Class. 10 a m. sunday school, ESQ
WELSH, 21st below Fsirmount-Rey r. e.
WILLIAMS. 1850. English; 1880 Welsh.
Protestant Episcopal
HOLY APOsTL rs. 2lst and Christian sts
Rev. GEORGE HERBERT TOOP ID. D.
Services . z: m; 1870 a. and T:45 p.
Anniversary OF the Parish Bishop Stear!y
VII preach h tbs evening.
HOLY fRtRIff AEA0RIAL CHAPEL, "a
and spruce Ices. ~ a. a. S q n1. sun
Minister Ia charge.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


The Sanczone Coz Goth and Market sis.. last
yrar paid 20 It's stockholders over l5 neT
cent. dividends
Ne are making preparations TO opcn up more
branch oqires, We VIII have TO garry moEs
stock, employ more salrsncn and clerks and
other necessary expenses.
We offer Tor sale at par limited amount OF
our capital stock. The money to he used fN-
clusively for increasing our rapidly gFowinE
business,
M stock viii be Issued before February l:
therefore you have ample time 10 Invests
gate, - -.... .
(Signedl y. e. bAhlbN.- tEesldsnk.
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Methodist Episcopal
CHURCH OF THE ADVOCATE,
Wayne avenue and Queen lane,
GLADSTONE HOLM, MINISTER
lu:l5-NlSION AND SERVICE.
,745-"MlTH PAUL IN CORINTH."
Revival Seryiuc-Weluome
Community EvangelistiC Services In Wayne
Ay nue. Baptist Church each week-CyeniHg
except MoniaS and saturday.
GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Broad and Master SITS.
", GRAY Jones. Minister. A. o, Mich
euer, thoiTmastcr.
1880 a m Morning worship: Isaiah the
Prince
23O p, IN, Session of the Sunday school.
Z 80 y. m.-EyCusOug, organ recital and
preaching by Pastor
Tonight-Mlchael J. flaming win deliver his
great temperance lecture; admission free;
nyeryhnhN Melrnme.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22

WANT MAN 10 join me IN buying strictly cash
business that has been extremely prontaRle
nfT profits through superior buying connee;
lions nigh Il references for character ana
practical ability; want man With Sl0,0)e cash
In hand willing 90 give one hour daily 10
financial end OF business "a Lsdzsr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
New Jerusalem tswedenborglanl

THE BIBLEi Its Power of Prophecy; Its
lefraS 4T sPrI&al MeaRng nj oI us nGs@df2
smyth, Of New York City, at the Church
sunday evening az O'Clock. Every one
welcome, Special music No collection.
The Rev. Julian X. Smyth will also preach
the Sermon sunday morning. Subject, The
Lighted Mind" Service at II o. clock. Sun
day School at 9:30. All seats are free.
Everybody Is welcome.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22

The Rev q; Grant Hopper. pastor Of the
West Park Presbyterian Church, has an-
nounced that the Rev. John B Kendall, Jr..
OF MusCatine. Iowa, VIII lecture on AbTa ham
month.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22

The Rev. Dr. William Nesbitt Chambers, mis-
sionary OF the American Board OF Cungrega
tional Foreign Missions TO Adana, Turkey
will address the service Of the Christian Asso
citation OF BTyn MaWF College tomorrow eve,
ming at ; O'Clock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22

PARK AVENUE CHURCH

Park ave. aud Norris st.
Rev RORHRT BAGNELL u. D.. Minister
lO:SO-'THE SALT OF THE EARTH"
Anthem Festival Te Deum," j, l., Frank
Dlet-'Lord, 1 have loved Thy hlbitatiOn,
Matthews.
7:3O-Organ recital Mr.. McCulkin.
7:i5-'JESUS OR RARABBAS."
Anthems" Babylon Watson: Try Me. q
God" Roberts,
Solo-"If with all your hearts" from
"Eliiah," Mr.. BENJAMIN Knowles,
SAINT ANDREW. Walnut and 45th.
Rev. WILLIAM POWICK. u. d
40 a, m. and i5 p. m
80 p. m.-Men's Community Bible Class.
Dean, r. J. Bennett Permanent Teacher.
TABERNACLE. 18th st. below oxford.
REV ROBERT c, WELLS PASTOR.
1870 a. m, Winning Souls"
ESQ D. m, SUNDAY School Service
T.ih y m, The Wages Of Sin
Mr.. VIM n Thomas, Sng,ag Evangelist
viii sing at all services and throughout the
week
Preaching by the following named ministers;
Monday and Tuesday Rev II, 7. Sloan.
Wednesday Rev George w, Henson. d. u.
Friday. Rev Edwin +. Ham.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22

Protestant Episcopal-Continued
CHURCH OF HOLY COMFORTER,
4sth 4 and Hayerford ave
Rev r.. Z. McHENRY Rector
a. m. 1O.l5 a m 1:Ii n m
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22

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