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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-01

Score by innings:
Pittsburgh .............. 600 600 QUO
New York .......... 200 OOi or
Summary: Errors, Wagner, Farmer. Doyle,
Fletcher: twO.basc hits Fletcher, Merkle, Mil
lcr three base hits, Schultz Iariden; double
plays, Fletcher TO Doyle to Merkle, Me
Csrthy 10 Wagner to linchman to Baird to
Mccarthy, Sallee to Doyle to Kelly. bases on
balls, Off Salee /, off Adams 2 hits off
Miller 5 in innings, off Adams 7 in in
nings struck out, by Sallec /, by Miller /
Umpires Esson and ODay.
Scorc second game
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Sr. LOUIS, July 31.-St LOUIS won its
eleventh consecutive victory today, taking
the fifth game Of the series from New York,
to >. This is record for straight wins
IN the American league for 1916.
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American League


CLEVELAND. uly Warrington de
feated Cleveland Tito l. hitting Loudermilh
and Klepfer at will IN the first and thirc
innings, and taking advantage OF Cleveland
numerous errors
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Chicago 4 PHILADELPHIA 8.

CHICAGO, uly Philadelphia com
PEELED Chicago TO go II innings today in
order to win. Happy Felsch's batting, coupled
with Laioie's error, were responsible for
ChicagO's victory.
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MORAN LEAVES n. Y.
BOUND FOR TULSA
Departed at 6 O'clock Last
Night; Will Arrive
Here Tomorrow.
TRAINS LIKE DEMON
Former Worlds Wclter-
weight Champ to Accom-
pany Noted Heavy.
Specia. 20 The World.

Specia, to The World
NEW YORK, July 31.-Frank
Moran left here tonight at . o'clock
for Tulsa, okla, where he is to meet
Carl Morris, the oklahoma heavy
weight, in a 15-round bout on the af-
ternoon of September 4
Moran was accompanied by his
manager, Ike Dorgan, and two spar
ring partners, Joe Cox of Springfield,
Mo, and Willie Lewis, eX-welter-
weight champion of the world The
party will arrive in Tulsa Wednesday
morning at IL o'clock.
II am not Understanding this
Morris" said Moran, before he board
ed the train. "Hc is one of the big
gest, strongest men in the ring. lle
has been whipping good men down in
Oklahoma as fast as they got to HIM.
| cannot afford to lose to him at this
time, as il would mean death to my
career. | am going to work like a
demon to prepare for this match, as II
is to he fought in the open air under a
broiling Oklahoma sun and over the
I5-round route. | will begin active
training the day after l arrive in
Tulsa"
Training Quarters.
Moran said that he had not decided
on the location of his training quart
te-s as yet The Tulsa promoters
nave advised him that they have sew
eral tentative spots picked out, in
cluding a small park on an interurban
line between Tulsa and Sand Springs.
Ike Dorgan stated before leaving
that they expected a $4,000 or $30,-
600 house for the Labor day match.
Moran has never been knocked out
in his life" said Dorgan, Neither
Johnson or Willard gpulI sion him
Jack Dillon shaded him recently, be-
cause he happened to catch Frank out
of condition. That will never happen
again"
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| NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 3i,--Williams'
home run IN the eleventh inning decided the
game with Birmingham today, to
Score H. H. r..
birmingham 600 900 200 90 .
Nashville ....... O2O 600 600 O1-3 0
and Street
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Western League.

Wichita / Lincoln 3.
Denver q 3. Omaha 1913.
81. Joseph 4, Sioux City 2.
Topeka ., Des Moines !.
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Totals 0 42413l Total
RATED for Fmmer in nlntl

ScOre BY 'nnIhgs. -. - -
t1nclnrat wv ~
Brooklyn .............. uoO 4OV ouV
Summary: Error, Daubert twobase hits,
Olson. Miller; home run, Daubert: stolen
bases Neaie, Daubert, bases on balls off
Knetzer 2, off Cheney 3 struck out, by
nKetzer Q, by Cehney 7. Umpires, KLEIN ana
Emslie,
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pitched invincible ball Captain Wagner Of |
Pittsburgh retired in the second game be- |
cause Of the excessive heat
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SUNDAY GAMES.

Sherman !, Tulsa o.
Oklahoma City 4, Denison 2.
McAlester 2-I, Paris O-2.
Fort Smith 8, Muskogee 1.
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Totals l 3 q II

Summary; Errors, draney, Chapman,
Wambsganss, Foster three.base hit Chap
flee hit. Morgar. bases on balls of Louder.
milk 2, off Klepfer /, off Lambeth J. on
Harper hits, off Loudermilk in 2 10
innings, off Klepfer in 20 innings, of
Lambeth 2 IN innings off Harper in 5
1-3 innings, off DumOnt l in 3 innings
struck out by Loudermilk l. by klepfer /,
by Lambeth 2, by Harper Q Umpires,
O'Loughlin and Hidebrand.
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I,ookouts and Crackers Split.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July 81 --Chatta-
nooga and Atlanta divided iouole heeder
here today the visitors winning re fTst
game TO 3, aud the locals taking the
second, o to o.
score. first game II II T..
Atlanta ....OO3 10 1906 ~ o
Chattanooga .., 600 900 OO3-J o
Batteries Day, Davis Brennan and Perk'
ins; Johnson, knowlson and kitchens
score. second game h. Ii T..
Atlanta " 600 900 600 5 o
. { iattanooga , 600 All 00'-O D
Battcries-Wilson and Neiderkorn, her'
ritt and Peters
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Summary: Errors, Heale 2, Emmer, Getz,
Olson two base hits, Olson, Cutshaw, Clarke !
stolen bases ohnston. bases OF balls, off
Schulz 2. off Smith 2 hits, off Toney IN
innings, of Schulz s in innings; struck
ont. by Schulz, by Smith 2. Umpires, KLEIN
and Emslie
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Nets A. Railroaders |.

Mets 4, RailTOaders I.
MUSKOGEE. July 3l-Home runs by
Henderson, Palmer and Robinson. the lat
ter fifth Weiss on first base, in the sixth in
ming gave Muskogee the opener with Doni-
son, TO I. The Railrosdcr's lone tally was
registered by Yockey with a circuit clout in
the ninth. Until the sixth inning, Covngton
held the Nets down to three safeties, one Of
them a double by Palmer
Score. r. II. f..
Denison ,.....,,.. 900 O0o 0Oi-i
Mushogee ...,,... 600 0O4 OO'-4
Batteries Covington and Query; Sails
bury and Brock Umpire, Pontius.
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Summary: Error, Beck two base hts,
Bescher, Long, Snyder three-base hit Allen (,
stolen bases, Bescher, Maranyiele, Magee,
Snodgress double plays, Evers TO Meanwhile
TO Konetehy, smith to Fitzpatrick To Kon-
etchy, Maranville TO Smith: bases on balls,
off Steele l. off Ragan 4, off Allen hits,
off Steele 4 In ianings, off Ragan in l
inning, off Alien 4 in S Ia innings. struck
out. by Steele 1. by Ragsn 2, BY Allen /.
Umpires, Rigier and Harrisoa-
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Games Today
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.

WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Fort Smith at Tulsa.
Depison at Muskogee.
Sherman at McAlester.
Paris at Oklahoma City.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
St Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati 1t Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at New York.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at Cleveland.
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Western Association
Miners 3, Sherman 3.

MlnoTs g. SHERMAN z,
Special to The World
MALESTER, July 31.-Bessies home run
in the fourth frame, scoring Yardley and
Thompson's ahead Of him won the opener of
the Sherman series. this afternoon, the score
ending to 2. Sherman scored both runs
Score: r. II. r.
Sherman ......... 200 900 000-2 3 o
MrAlester ....... 900 900 00'-3 5 4
Batteries-Landry and Mackey; Mickey,
NJ Masters and Fowler. Umpire, Hooper
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Bloomer two base hits, Thomson. Stewart
Ribson. Wooley, Leininger; sacrifice hits,
Heatey. Brady stolen base, Moore left on
bases, Fort Smith Q, Tulsa q bases on balls,
off Hieu @ off Gest 4 hit by pitcher, Cor.
gan by Gest struck ont, by Geist 4 passed
bali, Coe Time, l 80. Umpire, FlImsn.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,
American Association

Columbus 8, Toledo T.
Milwaukee 3, st. Paul I.
Indianapolis 2, Louisville 4.
Only three games scheduled.
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Senators Q, Survivors /.

Senators 2, Survivors l.
Special TO The World
OKLAHOMA CITY, July 3l.-Nagle's 3
single following Payne's two base Texas
leaguer in the eighth won for Oklahoma City
the initial game Of the home series from
Paris today, the final score being to J.
Score: X. II. +.
Paris ........... 600 O1O OOO-l 5 G
Oklahoma City 80. 900 100 10'-2 o 4
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'Batted for Wilson in ninth.
tBatted for Bethel in ninth.
c.. D., ,r,,.s-ss
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'Batted for Barnes in seventh
tBatted for Reulbach IN eighth.
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G. S. AMBLER IMPROVING
Patient Suffering With Broken Verte-
brae Slowly Recovering

The condition of George $. Amber, of
Abingdon, who is i'm the Orthopcdic Hos
pital, in Philadelphia, being treated for
what is virtually a broken neck, continues
to improve and physicians expect a COM
plete recovery. Amber is a brother of
Charles A. Amber, Speaker Of the Penn
sylvana House of Representatives,.
Amber was taken to the institution
several days ago He is resting on an
elastic bed, with strong bandages around
the head and neck to hold the neck in one
position. These bandages converge at a
point back of the head, pass over iron
braces and suspended to the end are
eight-pOund weights As soon as Ambler's
condition permits these weights viii he
increased to % pounds and. eventually, to
so. An the time the patient must be on
his back in one position, II no cumplica-
tions develop and the patient continues
TO improve, this treatment Will last four
weeks.
Ambler, superintendent for the Am
bler-Davis Company, while overseeing con-
struction work In Clayton. Del, saw the
snoring in "A trench weaken. lie Jumped
in to warn workmen, and was himself
buried when the trench caVed in. Definite
determination that one vertebrae of the
neck was crushed and another disloCated
was not made till more than week after
the accident, and his admission to the
hospital Immediately followed,
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

ACCOU NTANT EOOSkEEpER, first class
ability, experience and ref. "l"2 Arch ST.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT ASSISTANT
work; can write COPY prcparc circular and
,,r,G,ota T,G,t ,' rrmpI" iTnivGrstty Advrrtising
School. NJ G32. Ledger OFFICE,
gPTI%GCDiS i Nan @q34 ttdGPG idGscr 6fc@ by
KKEEPER-Thuroughly competent man
recently located in city, wishes bookkeeping
GOOD rcfcrcnces. J 'ii#,' Ledger central
BOOKEEEPER years experience. desires TO
connect where ability, StchdincSs and a--
! 95i Ledger Central
BooEKEEPER thoroughly ,S,xPGGGiepced. is
open for perm pos; age -. G l2O, Led. OFF.
BUTLER and houscman-ENp. colorcd man;
excellent reference II 500, Ledger Office.
Wishes pos. with priv fam, ! a5i, Led cent.
desires pos. after March / ref. g 219 Led.
cIItAAUEEEuR5TEyp, fhoGG9igaSSh nm mSCEqmG nE"
COOK Filipino, Industrious. for small private
family; best ref II $40 Ledger Office.
CREDIT MAN. treasurer or confidential man
enc" as an "xecutive & 300. Ledger Gffra.
DRAUGHTSNIAN. . years exp, plant layout.
piping, structural nud machine design, mech.
ouE. education. desires pos. g sol. Led, OFF.
GARDENER married. wishes private place.
thoroughly understands greenhouses and out
side work; lifetime gNpercnce; Al reference.
BOX "Ft, Ardmore. Pa
HOUSENIAN-ENp young white man. Aus
trian; also good cook. II 3li, Ledger Office.
MAN. with several years experience as an ex-
ecutiye, desires position NJ financial nature
that requires ability. efficiency and intcg-
ritz. 30S. Ledger office.
MAN. young, 10, wishes clerical position In
advertising department preferably, although
fitted for similar work in any other line.
1856, Ledger Central.
ORDER CLERK desires position, 10 years
exp: can take fun charge, j5l. Led, Cent.
SALES AGENT. with Phila office, wants
mfg. lines ON commission or salary. Ledger
branch, 679, G3d and Elmwood ave,
SALESMAN acquainted with best depart
ment store trade, East and West wants
p0stttnnt best refs, to character and
ability, Address iij, Ledger Central.
SALESMAN employed. desires change. local
or travel; II OK; educated, good presence:
age 80; ref G5d, Ledger Central,
SALESMAN, now employed. desires change:
thoroushy experienced road man: prefer
eastern Pa or Middle West. q 23I Led, on
STENOGRAPHER, expert typist, with "a good
knowledge Of bookkeeping, wants connection;
preferably In law office. j 45S, Ledger Cent.
SrE%OiRAPHER rapid on dlctation and tyne.
writer. fair knowledge Of bookkeeping. wishes
position at once. j 6i9. LedEcr Central.
SrENoGRAPHER and hookkceper dies. pos: 4
years corp. cNp,; high. refs, r 236, Led or
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HELP wANrFD-FEMAGE

now is THE TIME for young ladies seek
IN commercial positions TO consult Miss
uu; sis. \ sueca service ig rendered TO
STENOGRAPHERS, ROOEKEErERS AND
CLERKS through tho Commercial Depart
mont 10 LEDGER ADNERTtSERs and y
great number Of ladies have been benefited
hy this service.
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LARGE 2d-foor front; also pleasant Sd1l.S. til.,.
front rooms. furnished; no children i''N
enCes. Woodland 1865 NJ, ------,-....--
DESIRABLE furnished vacancies; boaId ,v "
tlonal; well heated. Phone Poplar SlSs -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR CAPITAL

manufacturing company cstab-
counts. salcs In 1915 increased ESQ
over previous year. having s branch
ofhrcs aud 25 statesmen. arc. com
Ing capacity, hence needing add.
tIbnal working capital. We will
offer stock Of our company. hereto
fore held exclusively by our own fam.
Ilics to outside investors In blocks
of $4,000 OR moro Preferred stock.
T~t cumulative; common stock earning
gOet. VIII soil Mt par ono share Of
common with each share NJ preferred.
Hook yuluc Of stock way above par.
VIII rouHilor an active business man
to act as treasurer, with 500 GOO to
invnst References Dun's and Brad
streets Name ~ company and inau-
cinl statement given TO responsible
party only. VI 7js, Ledger Central
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TELEPHONE OPERATORS WANTED -
Bright young women between rs and -
years old. 10 take up telephone Operat-
ing no experience necessary. salary
paid while learning pleasant work: per
manent position, Apply IN person, Bell
tween . a. m. and y. m.
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Boston shivers With Mercury at Zero

BOSTON, Feb. 2l.-Boston shivered to-
day with the mercury at zero, the coolest
day OF the winter. The mercury dropped
is degrees during the night.
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LOST AND FOUND

For other Lost and Found Ad~ See Page I
NECKPlECE-LOST FROM AUTOMOBILE
on THE WAY FROM PHILADELPHIA TO
ATLANTIS, CITY; KlSS;Si!lAAi&E,, STiAsRii;E
NECEPi EC f.. LIBERAL. REWARD If RE
TURNED TO f. :. SCCIIN. l@O2 VAL
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

HE'LL " AIN L EO-I
H WGntIa Mi Min sci!ys% Re- na TSe E" ras% 9te for
Observation-Disclosures white girl; reference
required. Apply S29 South i3d St
CLOTII WEAVERs wanted Apply John &
James Dobson Inc. Blanket Mills, Scotrs
lan" Fails Of SchuylkilI.
COOJ-Whitr. for small family Wilmington,
pol; good wagcs. II 500. Ledger ontc".
COOK. Protestant; must be- good plain cook
and baker z 119, Ledger OFFICE.
COOK .wanted' coIored; reference required.
iIO4 Walnut 81.
COP WINDERs wanted. AppIy John s James
pohsou. Inc, Blanket Mills. Scott's lane.
Falls Of Schuykill.
Girl. for chamberwork and waiting, must be
good lnundr"ss. + l2i, Ledger Offlcr.
GIRL to do light housrwork und care for
child; 50 per week. Apply 2l2l $ 9th 81,
Observation-Disclosures knittors and topprrs,
steady work, good pay: also learners, paid
while learning. la20 y. Lawrence.
Observation-Disclosures rib frame hands;
steady work, good pay. 1870 y, Lawrence.
HQusEEWORE[lI [lIalf-EroNwynn white girl, in
road and kockland ST.
HOUSEwORK-Wh girl for general house
work, with good reference can llO3 ;.
MAID for general housrwork washing and
iron'E; to go to Bristol Pa. J AS. Led Cen.
MlLLGNER, one who can assist in selling,
pornrrs 1876 $. BROAD st.
AIILIINERY-Soroud trimmers: competent and
thoroughy experienced: long season and
steady position. Fraukel Millinery shop.
Front and Dauphtn SOS.
NURSE wanted. practical. exp, to care for
elderly lady, helpless from paralysis; must
be- able to life and help generally: give ref
"reucus. i, .. BuN 81 l.anghprno, Pa.
NURSERY GONERNESS and mothers helper
t3-year child; reliable; good seumstrcss:
French pref i3l WBringhurst, Gtn. 2g@1 W.
OPERATORS. 40 on ladies' waists; planest
work In the city; good pay. good light, good
heat; steady work an year; short hours; sal
AIRY guaranteed. come prepared work
R0thschild & Co, 1916 Callowhtl st.
OPERATORS on all parts Of silk and cotton
shirtwaists; learners taken. The Hagedurn
Aler2 Co. 3d and Brown.
OPERATORS, experienced. on Singer button
sewing machines. Seltzer Bros, 32l Market.
OPERATORS, exp. ON wash-top skirts steady
work. good pay. Seltz"r Bros. 32l Market
STENOGRAPHER wanted at least one years
experience necessary. can tomorrow, Miller
Lock CO.. ii23 TaCOny 81,
STENOGRAPHER who understands Remington
bill mach: state sal. and exp, l2O Led.On,
rrErT I,pIInNrL. nptrp A. rrIBg IA ,rrru,T,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-21

There is a drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at office rates.
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FOR
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)

which Is permitted IN all classGcatons eX.
Cept Hen and Situations Wanted, Lost and
Found, Personals. Boarding and Rooms, add
FIVE CENTS PER AGATE LINE TO ANY
OF ABONl RATES.
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GOVERNMENT positions oren to women. SO
month. Write Immediately for free list.
Franklin Inst, Dept 715 VI. Rochester, n. Y,
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TELEPHONE operator, young girl z or is to
run private branch exchange, =. 2OS. Led on.
WOMAN. capable, for cooking and downstairs
work Appl 1853 Upland ter, Bala, Pa
WANTED NUMBER or GIRLS FOR YARN
BONING: NO ENPERl ENCE REQUIRED
START WITH 50 A WEEK. CALL AT
s. D.. q 3; W, ELEISHER, INC, 25TH
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MUSICAL 1NsrauMrvr.

500 CASH for SsoO f,,,,-,
Eood as now pri sales Rft.r, lfnple ni.s
= W iisNelnan.s sample Plano Co.. II m. NJ
iHNo- Steinway upright barr, -.ll
nni"up, nii" UP, heroIds TO- III any mach tonols,
2!azer r9lis sse Mauerman. 26ih x NS,,ns
MmSsG, ,,Ss,, ca. C,AABIINEr. mahogany for :.
--- 80. -. -. zlorc price s17 iiis n e9s1s
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PERSONALS

notice. will not be responsible for debts
ullcss contracted 10y myself.
GEORGE Il. CHASE. tlt7 Westmoreland 81,
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DIAMOND, 2OOT-Large rooms, south ssiaisw
ure. single. en- suite table board. pla. -
SPRUCE. l224-26 (Brlsmondel l-Furn,. toslI'i sSaI
single. en- suite; private bathst lapls -, -,
10TH. NJ, 20 AttraCtiyely Furnished su--'
rooms; excellent table; phone. -
SIs s. 10TH ST. (Craverhurstl- l-Handsoliml,s, ~
floor suite, rooms and bath, con e9IhihnsIrd hHasd
ing: newly furn and decor'd ta6le 9Sess;---
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

FIRST CLASS Protestant cool, and chamber.
maid or kitchgnmaid, sistersi also other
1UuMH PROT and t.fnOln uuuks hitlurs. suc-
ond men. housemcn. German nurses, Prot.
lauudrcssus. ChamhCrmaids and other help,
Including Scotch English. Irish, French.
best ref; wish situations. city or country.
Mrs Kane 5l1 5. 10Th st. Phone Spruce
3iul.
NICHOLAS, 1925 Bainbridgo st, ms competent
butler, huusumun, couples. excellent young
Scotch Protestant. swedish, English, Irish
German cooks, S25 to S75 waits. chamber
maids, Swedish and other pnrlOr maids gov
Crness"s. nurses. hrst-Class Young laun,
dresses. etc, Wanted. additional help in all
capacities. Phone Locust 2l3O.
MRS, KANE, 5l1 s.. 10th. wants first. class
help for flrstClHss families. in the city and
suburbs; reference for character and ability
required,
MISS MARY r. MCCARTHY. 2lO7 Christian
doc, l3ED. supplies & wants 1st- class PROT
Cath. male and female help, all nationalIties
MRS. MINZLAfr. 1890 Christian st. Dick
hl5-lIrlp Of all CIpaC, wanted and supplied.
Fch. Ger. nurs. govness wishes to 20 South
LARGE number Of color"d help: also man and
wife. CoIorcd; southern help Ferguson Emp.
Agency, 3il $. 18th. Phone Walnut 1914.
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BEAUTIFUL location; special seleaung suIs. n
nervous, elderly; every comIoltt, 80, III
Booklet. DR.. Randall. city line Ches'h1'
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w NNTED-Pnrtv 10 ioin me With
SiCO eco To buy going wonlen mill;
IUr, ur Tho aurrligo1 valuc;
months orders ahead J0' q year
not profits! viii deal with principals
only VI ~. Ledger Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-21

I OwN A FACTORY in tho heart ot
frcIrnt station: 5000 So II. Double
amount cash rcduireI; win take
stock In nret-Class corporation for
balance. NJ TiT. Ledger Central.
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Suburban
sANITARIUMs

WAYNE AVE. 4562 CGermantownEhoGe5 ebs.s s1'
board. conv. to train and trolley
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-21
AUTO SUPPLIES

-BEARI RINGS
New Departure Service Sta. The Civilian Co
1914 Arch ST. Phones Walnut 3i07. Race 3O82.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-21

f1Cturcrs have good opening for an
active business man with $1,000 to
Invest I'm plant. Address lnCan-
descent Light Manufacturers, NJ Si2.
Ledger Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-21
AUTO LIVERY AND GARAGES

TO HIRE Copen day and night, brand-new
I-pass. touring car. with robes, Sl.2i hr. also
hrand-new I-pass. limousine. s 80 mr.. we'd
dings, funerals, Poplar lGlI w. lTlj GraTd.
FELTON, GARAGE
CAD, FELTON, AND GlRARD AVE.
PHONE BEl.MONT ll6l.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-21
AUTO TIRES

PULLMAN TIRES
Guaranteed 1000 miles. Compare prices,
GRIMS 236 N. 8road 81,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-21

PIAYER-PIANOS, finest make factory sam
pies positively for much less than half OF
installment prices, cash only. Wlnkelman's
Sample Piano Co, lTl6 North 7th
SS5-CHICKERING UPRIGHT PIANO
HOWARD VINCENT, SIS y. 9TH.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-21
AUTO REPAIRING

SPEEDOMETER TROUBLES
See BILLY, at his new location
$40 NORTH BROAD ST.
CYLINDERS REBORED, new pistons and
rings furnished, weddings ana braZing. II. B,
Underwood e Co. 1925 HamIlton ST. Phlla.