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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-02-27

Anent the professional activity OF yes
terday the Neto York World has this tS
say:
The "reminiscences OF the subma-
rine question In Its graver aspects
has again imposed restraint upon
operations of q constructive char
acter In the market for securities,
though Il has induced little. IL any.
domestic liquidation. The selling has
been almost wholly confined to the
class of speculative adventures who
offer other peoples property for sale
on the auction block In the expecta-
ton that they may be able to replr-
chase II at a profit and restore It to
its rightful owners before the inevlt-
able rebound occurs. In other de-
partments OF enterprise such prac-
tees are called by harsher terms and
sometimes invite the interpositiOn OF q,
the criminal courts. In Wall Street.
however. they are known by the re-
spectacle designation of operations
for the short account. and econo-
mists concede that they have a GER
tain utility since they serve to sta
bilize the market prices of invest
ment as well as speculative me-
diums.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-02-27

Along the same line. the Net0 Yori
American says today:
An unusual volume OF stock has
been taken out of the market. So
many investors have made so much
money that they have become fright
ened at their own success. They
have put this profit into standard
shares which they have had trans
ferred to be laid away as permanent
investments.
The result is that in many OF the
most active issues there Is only a
small minority interest available for
trading purposes. In one prominent
company definite figures obtained
from insiders yesterday showed
that less than 30 per cent was avail
able for trading purposes.
In view of the belief entertained
by bankers that. war or no war, this
country Is certain to have a period
OF great prosperity, any break that
may come will be taken advantage
OF to gather standard issues to be
taken away from the market.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-02-27

In car building the Southern Pacific
has increased It's order, having awarded
40 automobile cars to the Ralston Steel
Car Company and2hfty passenger cars to
the Pullman Company. The I.ackawanna
Steel Company has divided 100 cars
between the American Car and Foun-
dry Company and the Standard Steel
Car Company. and the Cuba railroad
awarded $50 box, 50 fiat. and 400 cane
cars &c the American Car and Foundry
Co. The Chicago and Northwestern II
in tho market for 1000 box, 1000 gondola,
500 automobile and so ore cars ana the
Atlantic Coast Line for 100 and the
Illinois Central for 90, the latter being
new inquiries. Older inquiries In the
market still unplaced aggregate about
10000 cars. The advance in the price
OF plates puts the price 10 2.S per 100
pounds. and somo makers have added
IS per ton to this price. being com
parties whose capacity is taken until
into the coming year
With the approach of the period for
outdoor work inquiry for structural
steel IL larger. but prospective Jobs
find that steel cannot be had for
months However. q larger amount OF
work IL now being contracted for. es-
peoially In industrial building.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-02-27

brief comment:
Dealings In all bonds on the Stock
Exchange during the week were one
fourth smaller than in the preceding
week, and transactions In stocks de-
creased, nearly one-half. Consid-
ering the scare" created by the
clash between President Wilson and
obstructive Senators and Represen-
tatives, II must be conceded that the
markets for securities have given
evidence OF great inherent strength.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-02-27

So solid Is the foundation of present
Wall Street prices that neither the dis
turbing international events of the week
nor professional efforts to force iiduida-
ton can drive the market down.
Such IL the theme of practically all
Of the financial editors today.
The New York and Philadelphia
papers this morning weer almost unani-
moues In the opinion that. war or no
war. prosperity Is assured for this coun-
try.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-02-27
Live Stock Prices.

Closing prices on principal live stock mar
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-02-27

Western business Is exceptionally ac-
tive, but congestion of cars at the East
ern seaportR has occasloned a shortage
in the Western territory. To relieve
this conCiticn the American Railway
Association on Friday took steps To
have the larger roads east Of Chicago
deliver TO the Western roads 70 per
cent more box cars than they receive
much to facilitate the shipment OF
wheat.
Almost daily some feature Of the ef-
feet OF the war upon American business
is brought before the public, The
Weekly Drug Markets. a publication
devoted to the drug industry, In an is
sue Just out announces that licorice
root Is virtually of the American mar
ket. This will mean that sweetness
goes out of medicines. The old-estab-
lished remedies which have for years
been advertised as pleasant to take, "
are quite likely to be anything but
pleasant; cough syrups will lose their
SAVIOR, and many candies or the char
acter sold In old-fa shioned pharmacies
are doomed to go by the board.
The leather trade Is also materially
handicapped at present by shortages.
An advance OF cents on sole leather
has already been announced. Scarcity
of bottoms, embargoes on skins. sim
speculative element in South American
hides. and constantly increasing cost
of tanning materials. togelner with an
unusual domestic and export demand
for finished feathers, especially glazed
kids. are the factors making for un-
certainty.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-02-27

The marked decrease IN business fall
ures is a further indication OF the re-
mcrkahle Improvement in basic con-
ditions of domestic business Rs conf
pared with q year ago. The CONNER
cial failures last week IN the United
States as reported to v. @. Dunn e Co.
were 407, against 43S tho previous week
and SIS In the corresponding week OF
1916
Bank clearing also reflect general ac-
tivity, the total for the third week IN
Febrt airy showing en- increase OF over
70 ner cent compared with q year ago
ard the gain being well distributed over
all sections OF the country.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-21
SITUATIONS wANrFD-MA1r

Continued from Preceding Column
ysSrs csrs q Tsvsns sOsns Psnnss tTIs and s
Serseyj & complete knowisdse Of seneral sale, sales
executive executive ,sHpesienee under hish.eiass ex;
SS6oSeS $500 scary H q B sd edser sRS!sSHf eehtTs Sa'F
LEsNiAN--.IIIsh-sr mechanical speciality.
% Win Pessens Psssonsbe % arm 3 SEEK eSssn esn
SALESMAN and collector, so. wishes position.
commission basis or salary, ] 14s, Led, Cent.
sALEisMIAibM nsdi MA S7 years eYP desirss 70 es con
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES young man, French. 30
Se.9rs old Paris college graduate, wishes 20.
ave. Phone Diamond 1884 w.
STENOGRAPH PHER-SECRETARY, 10 years ex-
peTience per In FIN iinancial and reilrosd york @ hsh
as private secretary. A 1sS. Ledger office.
ysss ZAP Is Tnt fsrgs Ro'Sp good
STEWARD wants positIoni club and hotel OK
perience; best reference. A 231, Ledger OF.
YOUNG MAN, 10 years old, we'll educated. one
best referentes, wishes position T "OO Address
w, a. 225 s. Sd st.
FGTNG NAN Xdlss, s asF stb ion Of outside
MAN AND WIFE. colored, from South; wife
n known s, as one ne Of best cooks; years, refer
erence nrst-class, A III Ledger office. -.
A MARRIED MAN 2g. assresslye. capable.
rs; correspondence accountins. executive
ability. desires change J 26T. Led, Cent.
TECHNICAL, ORA DUATT. with special knovl-
RseSa shaBG sss9 o4s Ledger dra ood de-
MAN AND WIFE. colored want place: wife
nrst,clsss ss cook; cooking II yenrsi man, but.
or eontpy VIA MAN. 5Ios best reference; city
MARRIED COUPLE. no children. desire posi-
S Terences 9s f 'HISsh9gse HssSsr ledge ete
JAPANESE wishes position as butler or valet
reference. Rensmor. 1894 Vine at.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-21
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

ASSISTANT bookkeePer; young lady, typist:
expsr. moderate salary. As, Ledger Cent
and stenographyi exp. 852, Ledger Cent,
BooKKEEPBR. D, f.. young lady ,exp'd, ca
pable and compett. can take complete chEe.
desires 1st-class pos'n; sl6 242. Led. Cent
BoOKKEEPER and cost clerk. 8 years print
ing exp. seeks pos owing 70 cons0ndation
BOOKKEEPER, first class, D. D., with 10
years experience; capable OF taking entire
charge. II 1856 Ledger Central
BOOKKEEPER. exper'd office manager with
knowledge OF stenography. III 057 Led. Cent
BOOKKEEPER ASST clerk. filing general
BOOKKEEPER, stenographer good writer;
will. worker; deDen. IS. 34s. Led, Cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-21
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS. KANE. Oil S. 1eth--want situations!
Swedish cooks, wages s00 take full charge;
Scotch and irish Protestant cooks. chamber.
maids, laundrossee. butlera hoisemen. va.
let's, maids. nurses; want white couples,
cook, chnmbermaid and waitress for one
house,; German and French chlldnurses:
white laundress by the day, housework girls
references required. Phone Spruce 34O1
NICHOLAS, 1929 Balnbridge ST., has comp.
English French. Swiss. Italian. German,
irish buffers, housemen and cooks; excellent
Swedish and Irish chembermaids and wait
resses: English, French, German infant and
shi hidnurses; ladies' maids. etc Wanted. add
nelp, all capacities. Phone Locust 2l50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-21
Fill Your
Vacant Storage
Room

People are constantly
moving into smaller
h Gus e or apartments.
Some of their goods must
be stored - they haven't
room for them. Have you
vacant storage spacep
Make it payl The Ledger
will help you. 1t is the
morning g newspaper of
$4,000 better-than-aver-
age Philadelphia families.
Phone, write, or call
Ledger Office, Walnut or
Main 5000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-21
UNCLAIMED TELEeRAMs

,wEsTERN UNION TELEqRAPH co.-stct
son Shoe Co, DR.. and Mrs. ]. Langford
Penpa, Adjustment bureau, Harry Il. Not
or Richard RodwlnE, Hamilton Salvage Co,
Geo. r.; Hustled. Ellen Breeth. care OF Mrs
N. a. Farley, Arbuckle Sugar Refining Co.
AZ. Nazure, J. p, Voorhees,. John s., Gates,
Jeanette Watkins. Harry p, brown Samuel
Werner, Jos; Cayanaugh. VIM. lGreso, Celia
Cutler, NJ. Baruch. Howard d. Carson. Mrs.
Geo. +: McNulty, Henry MoCauey Rug Fac
tory Mrs. Albert NJ. Williams, Abbie Rich
POSTAL. TELEqRAPH' co.-Ed Oliver, Miss
Edna Grlgg, Mi2s Yetta TrubIn Roy sptEeir
p. LLOYD, Colonial Lumber Co, II. X Stew
ems. Kelly Rhodes, J. n. Pratt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-21
WATCHES AND CLOCKS

ExPERTS on Swiss and American ,s,,S- y
pairing; French, grandfather ans s1a ~. NJ
hT2lur Tlur strike and antique clocks; So w, glrt y
watch insp. for p. & o. r. r. Iasus. ~ :, y \.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-21
BUSINESS PERSONALS

HAIR removed by electrolysis,
the only P%sTmanent5 % 5 way, Eyebrows arehed,
Miss Hoppe. hairdTes'r, facial-massaE man
icurg q. form. Mint Arcade. with Miss Smith
FULL DRESS SUITS
Getaways, TuXedOs and Sack Suits
10 hire and made to order.
EEUBAUER, THE TAILOR. 1921 Walnut Ct
Bell phone, Walnut 2B1s.
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
HARRY H1A1E RTefSgehss W hsssN1rH III PsTISNsfssSpt arb
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-21
SITUATIONS wANrrp-FEMAIr

Continued from Precedino Colamn
goiS p 1s r. whesssle sS,Ls and
CLERK. knowiedee bookkeeping, high school
s ana sGGd dePPsnasSs dssFf's sfsS spPSce st pos
H1iy H1fiy tssssr s9Ga asntFs years
cVMR3ANIoN sSn to elderly sdy OF assist ss care In
COOK. chambermald and ,wsitress--Two com.
petent white maids with positions, togetheri
fePTsd s64 lcdser ifHndTE 6lce a"'n Line pre-
cqe9h erH, and nd. e;hsmbermaid and wai!ress, Eng
s afd ref d2w9ft2siF siS EESF EGssr 6Ess
DAYs woEK wanted By E99glO coOr0d
DAYS WORK wanted at 1928 South nth st.
Phone Dickinson s971 NJ.
GIRL wants. position chamhermeid or walt
ress good references: Haverford or Brwn
Mawr preferred. Phone Bryn Mawr s45
between 10 and 4.
GoVERNEss.-English woman wishes tutor
cate teaches French, German, music best
AmeElean and European credentials. 90 Led
ger branch. 60l4 Germantown ave.
GQVERNEsS or compenon---southern young
Kdd IssIs t. M MsSS Box I95 I BrmnrbS q Sin tSrn'S Rs
menti experienced; excellent buyer and fnan-
e eIeri hest reference. Phone Belmont 1905
HQusEk%BEPbRi % cook, colored woman gentle
LAUNDREsS, colored, arst class; home; by
dozen 5o5en reliable. ioos Christian, Dickinson
LAUNDREss, first class, Wishes large family
wal sh. Add. 2n5 Park terrace, Ardmore Pa
NURSE and Swedish masseuse desires POSI-
'fE Miss Lot orgHi Si &os 2SPfS dFSss 81
NuRsE-undersradu mental and paralytlc
ssssses s@peeialty. @ wishes permanent case.
NURSE, companion. .seamstress, experienoed.
. Tor patient best ref. 6147 Wayne ave. qtn:
NgR SHG sFS BSiS NorS Sf gtTi P4dn 81 seFso of
SJANTgTRESS wanna anpta [v.d ETburs fror,
D to o: Sl.5o and earfere. 222, Ledger on.
SECRETARY or special ossstant-Bxporl-
knowlcdFe ofTice routine executive ability
sS. some outsiSs soliciting experience. desires
sECRETARY--social or commercial (stenog-
rapherl high school graduate; thoroughly
experlenced and capable. II 954. Ledger Cen.
sTENoGRAPHER, high school graduate with
secretarial training, years exp, good judg-
G,!n mSnt, desires 1qsti9n with opportunity for
STENOGRAPHER, expert. q years. exper.. ex-
Sby q m oF ESE s5s fEbS
years varied eNperienee; @ So ebIe espabIe coTre Mr
spondent; 1st-class refs. 144, Led. Cent.
sTENoGRAP.HER; R;BQolKEEPBR, thoroughly
perm. pos with rel concern. III s45, Led. Cent.
sTENoGRAPHER. 4 years exp. along archl- |
tcctural work; rapid, GAG. Ledger Central. |
traetlng and arohitec. exp, e53 Led. Cent.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. operntori ex-
-peIlenCeu, CapaDle bOO, ledRer Centrnl. !
= Young lady; thoroughly |
exp, desires position. ] $50. Led. Central. |
refnedi 8 years. exp; COM |
petent and reliable. J $40. Ledger Central. |
dry home %'RSs 1888 oSy s7E take no laun,
WOMAN. colored. cooking, downstairs work: |
good reference. 222s Garrett st
wants washing and ironing or clean |
ing by the day. st7 June st.
YOUNG LADY desires position aB stenog- ,
rapher or office assistant. g. Ledger Branch, |
27th and Oxford.
YOUNG WOMAN, assist housework care In |
valid or elderly lady. II s15, Ledger Office. |
Vienna cook and chambermaid |
wants situation. a 3o7. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-21
FouNn RY THE POLICE

FoUND-T punches ,of keys. 1 automobile
lamp, pair eyeglasses In case. 1 lady's
dress. 9 automobile cranks, 1 automobile
tire. l straw bag containing wearing apparel.
] receipt book, | lady's auto veil. . pocket
books containlng money. pocJetlSnife
small rugs, package Of bulbs, / sweater,
skid chains, 1 fur necltplece, lady hand
bag. gents overcodt. L grip containing
wearing apparel box of chicory l parlor
lamp silver watch 1 roll OF tapestry, /
gents sack coat straw bag. automobile
robes. lady's muff, 1 medicine case. 1 gent
gray coat. a quantity Of Pcnna. auto tags for
bureau of Police Room 5IS, City Hal Hail. e'''N'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-21
AEdmOEs. PA

THE ATHENS and Lsom sSsssis
kitch'ette.. fur. or unfur. IN Ai1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-21
PERSONALS

THIS CLASSIFICATION is for such announce
nents OF purely personal character
such as children for adoption, appeals for
those in distress, for location of lost rela-
tives. payment and nonpaymeut Of debts etc.
Your needs when listed here are not confused
with advertisements Of "A commercial nature
See Business Personals'' for Important
trade announcements.
THE ICE AND COAL BUSINESS heretofore
conducted by j.. G. Barndt has been pur-
chased March s, i0ie, BY Thompson & wat.
son, and Will be continued by them at 1tth
and Glcnwood ave-, and f. G. Brandt has
no further interest in Il.
WILL, not be responsible for any debts unless
ward ward j. FitzSeraiid. aSa1if e., RttPhdii Phdia. Hu-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-21

MRS. HARVEY. 1919 RIttenhouse So. has
large orders to fll 1st of April; barkeeper,
Narraghnsett; country, seashore: all appli-
CIIAAfBERM' DIS, chlldnurses, hwls. girls, h se-
keepers; settled woman wants hwk. without
cooking. Wanted, all kinds 1st-class help
Miss Rose Dougherty, 1913 w. Girard ave.
MISS MARY 7. MCCARTHY. 91O7 Christian
(Loc. 1899, supplies wants tst-class Prot,
Cath; male and female help; all nationalities.
MRS. MINZLAFF, 1880 Christian, Dickinson
5l5--Cooks, buffers Chamb'ds parlor md 3,
Kitchen m'ds. Fr.. Ger. gov ses. laund' ses.
WANTED-Prot. waitress. priv. fam: city In
winter; other help. Prots. good wages: ref.
required. Baker 1888 Cherry.
MADAME ASHE, 1888 Christian st.-Relabe
help supplied and wanted: all natLonalities.
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PENN STORAGE Ann w. -
aias MARkEfD sFEAS %
WANrFn

WANTED
ANTIQUE FURNITURE f.,-----..
bought I95 Walnut. WfaI,nor,, WfgI,o, .Ilysr, CO.
BHOkEN IEWBLRY, foiss ,ss,s wv "a is,
5oss V9PPSaSi 9PoaSi With prices pay NJ. .ps!oll Is
CAsT-oFF CLoTHTNS5s; aL Wal q
On account of the bic ao,..
nad nad i0r cast-off clothing ,rn and n We h. 4.
goods GOO III IN VSrX best possible i prios'' ss''rg.lsi
fore selling, your ciothss n on stost r
e1 set our prices. we call y VIII nv ~
'' |a'i' write or phone foplss, fsTRls,s ~, a !,
-. COOPER
--------=-l 1910 Girard ava
-, CAST. OFF CIOTHTNo
ynni,,Ih,G%soHN yni,nh % the KING Of ali AMID T
mems sumner ] man ana all others fot s's: I.
mats shoes. furs, etc; IL diassG GardM tio,,i,'
snita @ evening d gowns; also men, nTi.Fs.t ds''
yourself get ttVoSplRs STIR pSIcsI SIlS,hesi sls' IT,
phone; Market 20so. ''fs suFsrrs.ti Trsti wIils y X.
Klng! corner sih aiSn' ana sprsi5Est rsi5Estl6ssOaS 6.saS I
C4SST-fSEF SST f9glos. .cLogTHING-Hishess ;ssss ~.
etc. phone Pop. SsSSs ss6i fRIiG,sIss RisdtIss.s ls l$ss& ~
CAsT-oFF clothing bought Ss,, asss s.:. fslls
os6S. scHtIYSTTzz. 2Mf''SS Or r., DhpSs NJ,
CAST;oFr clothing, shoes ana - -
send postal sneidman, 92S Posllsssu llsu ! lh''t
fUHNLTURE. pianos. carpets, sn,is...s--
or part houses bought for ossh sahs.Qu.i ~
now larse. j. bernstein, isSs Risrras srs go,
FUHNlTuRB bought cash; parloy ,.,,H. :.
pay Iur,h1.i. stock stores; viii nav ~ " VI
GOLD, silver. platinum, dIamonSs - x.-ss.. y ~
Snalnoleyi ma Retlner 7lo Samson q tyVvsi T
2D.HAND one-horse lawn roo,,,... y ~ ~ Z.
tlon, make. price. VIM. Stewart ssaSyr -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-21

ASST. bus mgr. 20 years newspaper 5000
ana n ny ae sS
XddrSss 20 % 7ib. % LedEeP SPpSE Central @
BQoKijHHEP odijSI PERAGcGogNTANT exp, soSa col
% 6TS oT &p Tafs m IegSr %t
BoOkkEEPER experienced employed at pres
e@nt @ but desires iiS 70 chanse to firm where qbl,
rscosnaoG d.oS US LedgeP GSstrsi VIII DC
BooKKEEPER-High school graduate, 7 yrs, :
8 Sp yts Gs sS odSa Tth Tfsoo
BooKKEEPER-Young man, 20, wants posi-:
work; moderate salary. ] 742, Led. Cent.
BooKKEEPER, thoroughly experienced, will
open close and write up books day or eve
ming moderate terms. y 1875, Led. Office.
DooKKEEPER, office mgr, yrs, exp, with
connection. ] GA. Ledger Central
BUTLER; German, z years. wants positioni
best reference. II SOB. Ledger Office.
CHAUFFEUR. white. machinst IL years
experience; expert driver best reference for
Sos hqnSsty StS s9pSrey and upeeD of
CHAUFFEUR, mechanic. married. wishes prl-
Dats years y he
can sell nights. Chauffeur: 2047 Pemberton.
mechanic, especially well acquainted with
Packard and Pierce cars no objection TO
CHAuFFEUR, mechanic, English. married, 0
SoRally rec recom' a. P o. Box 500. Xrdmoro ore
CHAUFFEUR or coachman desires position,
country or city 20 years, experience; best
reference. 2l0, Ledger Office
CHAUFFEUR single years reference.
wishes position with private family. town or
country. 255. Ledger Central.
CHAUFFEUR wishes position: good driver
GEO. Halls. Berwyn. Pa.
CHAUFFEUR. irst-class colored man. 20.
single: all-around housemani ref. 7l2 S.l9th.
CHAUFFEUR, single; wants to make change
April 10 yrs exp: ref ~. Led. Cent.
GARDENER, married. wishes pos; lifetime
SIDE woPk Food ref Address GaTdsner o 10
s, Warner ave. Bryn Mawr. Pa.
GARpENEF married life sxpeEsRos in green:
best references. p o. Box 90. 'Yyncote. Pa.
GARDENER. single. on flowers and Vegetables,
lawn, gen. man. lst-ciass ref 2227 Spring
GARDENER, married. understands vegetables,
flowers, lawn. 70. j.. 1913 w. Huntingdon
MAN S40l. Serbian, ,naturalized American wants
9nicsri can drive aptoears; speaks 4 hnussnTtly sTny
nf nd ws5s ref hd boSd s RS cn
MAN AND WEE I d GUdlOTSd & from South aha wife m
TSTad % d9es eshaTns Rpt erfk s hehs Dch f
son 633s w.
MAN young. years, experience ip bOokkeep-
connection Offering better future, j 6Ii,
S ASR %EE ww wis PSS 4sa.. oS6k best
references. A 2O3, Ledger onlcs,
MAN AND WIFE. white. butler and maldi ex-
perienced and reference. III T3l. Led. or.
MAN. young, z yrs, bus exp best ref,
Phone s' Locust s5si 1907 FitSwsterH H 81. SI''s''
OFFICE manager. auditor, cashier or book
keeper wants position: thoroughly reliable,
capable and strictly temperate; married. 80
years or age eight years with present en-
ing machines and private branch telephone
eXchangei any locality. S6s. Led. Cen.
PHARMACIST. registered desires position with
pharmaclst In smaller Pa. city, A 2O7.
Ledger Office.
REGISTERED PHARMACIST OPennsylyania1
Experienced as clerk and manager; ref.
erences. H. L. g.. Gen. Del. Scranton. Pa,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SALESAIANAGER, capable of
handling high-grade men on newly
patented speciality article to be
sold to business houses. office
for which was recently opened.
Will require 5000 to finance
agency. 74G. Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-21
west Phlladelphla

NETHERLANDS. 1922 chsstnat, n =
ment 4I2; large corner aphr rtiliiHf tIni fuiaIial
on 44th st. 10 sublet; VIII ssn - :.
saO-CHANcELLoR APARb4lEslsi .l5ls " "
Chancellor, 64th TO 5bth l5eioy Or
sirlite, s rooms. natn' p0is~