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frenda. also st. Antnonyls Holy, Name, So
riely Division No 30 A. ,,oi, II poneg,al, ,,S,. SO
Maebins Co. 'are}inSitcd to attend the funeral
on WednesSaeeSSs SeSs a. mi5et55 t55om msnd ywb,sstr
ton s Solemn Requiem ga Mass irisrrSant a5 s AIT a,
Holy Cross Cemetery.
MEAsLEY;on juno i9 1919. IN AAiELiA ;I;ltN u, J.,
b,e bd fSnorS on Hfn|Sb @i be r. s3sn THS'Y u' O'''P "
Rc5ige. 1qRs l snd iPiS friends JAMES, s
ore Invited to attend the ,Gupsral, on Wsames'
yunk, sglsm9 hdqaism Mass at 81 ,,..;i,5,, tohg
az 4e 6yp sfp'sS Gross ShSeG Semtery % Auto Funeral ~
PASSToRiuson June Is l9lO GLAGA ;Ali,s DAI,i Ma
daughter OF Of the late wilIam and clerissa
IpYeiL Relatives aud friends are invited to
5tnd the At her. oe rssnS S@ 6G6s
st Germantown lntcrment private -
S q Iu9s s.5s s 2i4 2 FefJ P5 D4@4 ass Eys ana
friends are invited 10 attend the funeral serv-
Of lf'i her on hdsBa5S 8s A!rcR ntermant
American Mechanics Cemetery.
husband ny 855le OF Emma ana rea@ P5rdr ,nsS ns
Rloves ot the TlisI Pressure yEiTc Serfvice lee
invited. 10 attend the funeral on Frday after,
pe9n June SEss S 81 Se sSE yBsrry road Kn
daiusia Tcmains may ge Viewed on Thurs;
i66s trau from broad st sstion at cornwe
B5A& Of sr5S 5Sn HI Rny 2% roG THNsS e l5 R sps
tivcs and friends, also Fame castle. No $50;
Myatic chain Artisans Mutual Protective A..
Funeral services on TRursday afternoon at
80 oSqG g. lat rSSa'nG n5S GSTm2@ br2a
R{AN-.on June, is ioiG EkLEN I,,;E RAJ l,A5s
tond he Rs'ESs ana on T9a1 i "'F Fs
a M from, The ro2l1Snge 15S Of Ier s2m,in.aw'
Oincy. Solemn ReGui"m Mass nt church Of
IT,, ~ X Rcmans m may b SawSd M
Tuesday evening, after o'clock. Automobile
funeral.
sTIRIiNG.-At the residence of her sister.
Mrs Thg2mGaaS gKK tIarr%'GGwn m GSusbSr ~ of t@1
sunG s. and tho ri late Victor srns Ferai S sar%.
ices on WsdnesdsE at lonn g hin at rdi the TSfI
swEENEY;on JUNG, u, lo1ob LANES ds Fl Fl
S%dENEf Srcnds aso 2fsd Es FenSS Sons df 81 Fa %
rick are invited 10 attend the funeral on
%'qFnsSds o Fs R sSo F M 2@ Ta29r Sp' ESsE& IS Ea
Mount Airy ave. Germantown, Nl1sS OF Sol
Mount i'a t,'iif.S Airy ave- Germantown at 10 a. M
TAGGART.,naon June r. MtARGAREr L., wife
her late, residence, 81 Sellers ave, NIII.
M}R4 June ne II 2I2 g. assa ass os &
attend the fqggr9 AhqEtPa i'm Ere9Gy s5 Ns
meSday Ts m2nSS at i"Et%W Il m without further noca
WHEELER: - on June Is, lolG ,,IsA,MAl,.s IIAMlEs
nd FPsSGa a@s ala St to
funeral on Wednesday, at a, m, from his
omn Requiem Mass and nterment at St
Dominlc's. at 10 a. m.
Join Whs }gne lSs aad M4FdARs a}s Are VII:
vited to attend the funeral on Thursday morn
Waiter burke. southeast corner, l7th and Nor.
ris streets Solemn KequiGm q Mass M ai a. Church
oisely internent At New Cathedral Cemetery
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IRA DANIEL BERroLEr DEAD
Member of Old Family, Trustee of AL
bright College

IRA Daniel Bertolet, business man, trus-
tee of Albright College and member of an
old Pennsylvania family, died of heart dis
ease yesterday at his home, 3546 North 18th
street. He was in his sgd year.
Mr. Bertolet, who was president OF the
Andreykovics & Dunk Company dealers In
dyesdand chemicals, with offices at 5S North
Front street, was stricken with heart dis
ease while walking on Chestnut street last
Thursday He had recovered sufficiently to
be able to attend services on Sunday at
Christs Unitarian Evangelical Church 18th
and oxford streets Yesterday, however
he had n relapse and his death followed
He was a member Of the old Bertolet
family and was descendant of Jean Ber-
toilet, who settled In Bucks County In 1925.
His father was Ezra Bertolet. Mr.. Berto-
let was born In Weisport, Bucks County,
and came'to Philadelphia as a boy to enter
the service of the company whose presi-
dent and owner he later became.
He had been a resident of Tioga since
1894 He was trustee of Albright Col
lege director of the Perkase Park Asso-
ciation president of the Westmoreland
Building and Loan Association, of Tioga;
member of the Union League, the Pennsyl-
vania Historical Society and the Histori-
cal Society of Montgomery County He also
was prominent in Masonic circles and at the
time of his death member of the
Richard VauX Lodge, No. 3S4, +. and a. M,
and Oriental Royal Arch Chapter, No. 1S3.
He was also a member of the Royal Ar
canum He leaves a wife and two children.
Arrangements for the funeral have not yet
been announced.
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-FEMA1E

Continued from Preceding Column.
COOK. chambermald and waitress. sesaaaore or
country CAN 10 until :. 1880 :. 2ad.
| COOK, good white. wants place seashore or
country: reference. 2i32 Pine.
| DAYS WORK and washing at home; good
lnundress; ref 2sO2 Lombard
| DREssMAKER, colored. capabe; i.75 per day.
good reference, 2t36 Jefferson ST.
HOUSEREEPER--Ass manager In office
desired rather than Salary II 800. Led OF
HoUsEKEEPER for elderly peopte by woina,n
rtfsrenes n 49,, EFT" Ledger ger" oaicd. fEgseS " '''
S companlon. Protestapt carr Nc
LADY wants position as manager Of institution
In, In culinary department cag5ble of managing
INFANTS nurse, comp. undergrad desires pos.
Address Nurse. Haverford Postoricn. Pa.
HT rc Sfs GOOD ia iSSfs Sse '9a TAX
bared o "s5597, s557, saSST SSqHE Ge6Fa Saf 'S "o''
asmspP Or no p9 %sdoFsSy nsHr nJ SgsF
instltuton. H SIS, Ledger ofcc c''''''' '
sT,;5N0sGiRApHER ,l5 tsi and booktceper years @ @cyp
advancement. G 55e Ledger Central
STENogRAPHER-s .I9.' years experience good
SrENOGRAPHER. years experience; capable,
9gGdnrat@i ,d1on permanent or temporary, Sis
STENoGRA PIER exncrjcncod desIros porn1a.
nent position; siai ref G $50 Ledger Cent
tMTRAPER years eSTeiSnge raPlf
SIENOGRAPHER academic training: : years
oN'. Hxn rand accurate, O i5d I."d Cent
STENo9RAPHER besinnor 3 ,yc2ra clerical
experience; good typist q 7li, Ledger Central
STENQGRAPuER and clerk, over ycar's eYp.;
capable, intelligent G 753, Ledger central
TfPnST; grad young lady kn,ccwied&gs & Of ste ste
HoErapnNi MONTHS exp. q 2oH. Ledger Cent.
TGPlST expert, knowledge Of dictanhone; exp.
IN office details. G 55i. Ledger Central
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

BOOKKEEPER-Com cost, constructive;
experienced office executive, correspondent
practically familiar with loose-leaf card
voucher systems, payro l. unit cost system
g COG Ledger Central.
ROOEKEEPER, thoroughly capable and expert
enccd, with executive ability. knowl. of stem
''p"IH see q. q ill Ledger cent
ROOEEEEPER aud stenogra pher; recent grad
uate, trial solicited. @ o5O. Ledger Central
BOOKKE KEEPER-Thoroughy capable Of taking
charge wide experience. II 40 Ledger Central
CARETAKER wishes position; can preserve ex-
Cellent cook marketeri good ref. @l2l Locust
CHAMBERNIAID. waitress or laundress; posi-
tinn Of any kind. . years city reference.
Glneve Scott, 325 South Smedley st,
CHAMBERAIAlD for hotel, seashore or noun
tains; exp. references. II i25, Ledger Office
CHAMBERAIAID or chlldnurse; can sew; subs
or shore; reference 42G Ledger Once,
CgANBERWORE and waiting, no laundry: good
references Ca | Monday, p. m, Room 2O5,
COS Chestnut st,
CLERK years experience In life insurance;
salary $40. @ 1872, Ledger Central
COOK and chambermaid and waitress; two
sisters; suburbs or. shore. Room 2O5. COS
Chestnut St, IL to l p' m
COOK AND CHAMBERAIAID want positions
seeshore, country; good ref. 1887 n. 9Th ST,
COOK-Germani up the state; washing
reference Room 2O5, COS Chestnut st.
COOK. competent German-American woman
wishes position as COOK 2aoi Christian ST.
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Z9eatbs

BELLENI.-,on June is: 1915 GERoMNINiA. EN
and friends, are Invited to attend the funeral
GSngs d Ssf o ~ rG% @rf n3 IS
I'd st Solemn M Mass Mass q ,rSg Requiem at St
Sreesey sSof ne G at Holy CS% cross
BERToLET-on June 10, 1919; IRA AL, p BER FL
street. in his sd year. Due notice of the
Fl TSgR n SnS Fl Ieh 2 MARIE a4ney r. ased Sps
years. Funeral on THURSDAY at $50 a. M
tsn rsGm st. "e Solemn rS Requism Mass at St ScbaSs
Saa hsF'a at # A6y 5S scp@cRrS csmctery O'
Jnge IS 1914 81 Id5t susAMNA vi s, y.R
ter of the late John and Anna e. Barnett,
Eed 20 Re Relatives Fnd friends are wd in
ei Tnsday 70 a, a'tS' p @ m at her late Tesdence SO
E. Cheiten ave. Germantown Interment
private.
CROUCH.-on June 10, 1916, JAMES w hus-
spd Of Emma n5 rena erOpGh aa sa 20 &
sssESless r. rsa5sday a. tES TsS
0r'S @dsy evening" sS d
papers please copy.
J%5f IL igiS: TXERT < SSStSiiNds. tqT
ifsa'i Baiidins is9o Chestnut st. Phii"dolpha . In
daughter OF the late william, and Marsaret
Sited to attend the funeral services on wed,
neSday, at = y. m, AT ner lAte reSldence,
Interment private.
JsA gi %5% los s.J 4!
Relatives and friends are Invited to at.
nd the @ fpneEa at 6a lssdsSse assSS s At
Iames, AiG,Gaw SCI n @5th St Igterment a. at
yiewed Tuesday evening from to . O'clock.
gdttbY Pee 'uh Bieei ~ widow dow Of AHH Harry +
end the aS anera P sePvce sa on If T6qrsday iya % i
John Clark $3.50 Walton i ave 'IGnterment rS al
Fernwood Cemetery
New I 9ss f III SsrrS a IS"f e5sr III lP a!
'oR "a ts and Snds m R9 adaS5 o at
5snd d, me taneTq % on WedInieSday s6 a. p M
st. Interment private.
HENDRICKS.-on June IS, 1916 ELIZABETH
dor Hendricks Relatives and friends are IN
yitseod TO attend the funeral; on Wednesday, at
s,. MIs, Jsmss Hepburn, .I4af :. eith q: Hs66
10 a. m. Intermsnt private.
HiRisscHBIERG,-on is I T {}T June ls. 1915 FANNIE.
SotS year ReiatSes ana e friends ss5 are Invited Ted
60 attend the funeral, on Tuesday, at p m.
omit flowers.
HpgdTToN,-opq First-day sixth Month lsth.
sns I9S Hoas %ss CHESTER Pa At 5
KEEAF3E: Esir9@s: Jua9 70; 1918; ABBEY KEAToR;
Tussday svebpr az shs sg 9sss5Se of bsr som on
in.law, Frank oiBryaini,.' n 7s5 sloan st. ''' sun
HEAAFF kPATRfcks FRRs IS lRaR Rsayy! WILLIAM a5d
friends invited to attend the funeral, on
Thursday, at 1915 Poplar ST. Service al the
Church OF the Incarnation, Board and JEFF
ferson. az p. m. precisely.
HAfTHENs,-on June 16. 1915, JOHN j.. hus-
band Of Elizabeth Keefe Matthews. Relatives
and friends invited to attend the funeFat.
on Wednesday morning. az $3.50 o'clock. from
his late residence. 1918 Vine street, solemn
Requiem Mass at Cathedral at 10 O'Clock In
terment at Holy sepulehre Cemetery, Auto
mobile funeral.
HeHUGH;-on June IT, 1916. MICHAEL, hus
band OF Mary McHugh lnee AicHugh) son OF
the late Michael and Mary McHugh OF Island |
Roy, County Donegal Ireland. Relatives and |
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

yVANTED-Cooks, chambermaids, childnurses
housework girls; kitchen maids, laundresses
deDeT Tor institutions infant nurses. chamber
mn ids and cooks want positions, Miss Rose
pougherty. 1873 w, Glrard ave.
NICHOLAS, 1929 Bainbridge-Comp. butler
maids nurses etc. want positions; wanted
chambermd a for Wilmington; cook, $40; kitchen
maid German laundress etc PHI, al90 Locust
MISS NARY n MCCARTHY. 2IO7 Christian
III oc i3a3l. supplies and wants lst-Class Prot.
cath male and female help an nationaiities
mrs MINZLAFF. 1880 Christian st CDIck 61al
wants and supplies help OF all Municipalities
and capacities housework girls wanted,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

with centrally located offices
In New York city. wishes 10 hear from parties
Who desire New York city address with tele-
ohone privileges al the very low cost Of So so
Der month, THIS INCLUDES the taking Of phone
Ib I3r ~ 90 desk Is provided name listed and
ence when In the city personally same viii he
included. as viii a nominal amount of local
teiepaone cails Unprecedented opportunitv Ia
allow the advertiser to act as YOUR New
Sork ,Teprssentatlye, Address d A Thomson
Phone, Greeley G39 f ''' - -
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Church Moderator,s Mother Dies

Presbyterians learned yesterday of the
death of Mrs. Mary C. Bucher Marquis,
mother of the Rev. DIR. John a. Marquis
Moderator of the Presbyterian General AS
sembly, which occurred few days ago at
Brookcrest in Jamesburg n. j. Doctor
Marquis, who is the president of Coe Col
lege. Cedar Rapids, Ia, writes that his
mothers body will be buried "in the old
churchyard" at Washington. Pa.
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LITTLE GIRLS HAIR CAUGHT
BY SHAFT; SAVED BY wORKMEN
Child's Scalp Almost Torn of by Re-
volving Machinery

SEAFoRD, Del, June 20-Mildred, the
s-year-oid daughter of Walter Johnson was
playing In the dental factory of her grand
father yesterday when her hair became
caught In revolving shaft Seeing the
perilous position of the child, Walter Holt,
an enpioye. rushed forward and stopped the
engine while Dorman Outten, another en-
pioye grabbed the child one side of the
scalp was almost torn Oft and cut in several
places DR.. Everett Shpley was rushed to
the scene and dressed the wounds. The child
is expected to recover.
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AGATE LINE RATE FOR EACH INSERTION
THIS STYLE TYPE Cor like thls)
One or two times Observation-Disclosures. SSo,
Three times week, ......,..,....,' sF:c
Situations Wanted three times week 1Oc
Help and Situation Wanted and Lost
and Found ads are inserted in the
Daily PUBLIC LEDGER without addi-
tional charge.
Want ads under all other classhcatlons may
be repeated in the PUBLIC LEDGER at combined
rate. q,
itUr two tim'S .s.'.''' .3c
Three times one woek, k,.....,,..,..,'... i5C
Six times one week.....,, ,,'.....'.''''.. l"Iac
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)
is permitted in all classifcations except Help
and Situations Wanted. Lost and Found, Per
sonals Boarding and Rooms. When SO speCl-
fed, add FIVE CENTS PER AGATE LINE TO
40 ANY or THE ABOVE RATES.
There is a drug store near your home
that will accept Ledger want ads at
office rates.
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Hr1p wANrrp-rEMALE

Continued from Preceding Column
GIRLS wanted 10 9srsa;Isa I sSnsd fsSeT ris h9yo
made openings IN onr pa1n5 No., FnG pactipg
medical supplies; light, pleasant work. clean,
10 beginners With rapid adyopreme9t e TO-, good cd
workers minutes from ] pag9y s ION Sn 'r2lfy c2 no
Apply in person or by letter to II K. MuL-
FoRb Co Glenolden Pa. -.
nan and a. Scott WiiSns fdi automatic machlieg
bcs' pay IN city and light sanitary null wal
lac" Wilson Hosiery Co, 4ao' orohard 81.
HostERv-Exp. winders aud meudars wanted
Wilson Hosiery Co.. lass Orchard st. Fkford,
HovsEKEEPER, wording. to take entire eshargge charge
COS chos,nut ST
HoushkEEpER WORKING. German or upstate
GuirSd Il i35 ledger Office. -
usEwORN- Gieht houscwqrl must be good
employer ii a, m. Tuesday, Room 2o5 Gos
HousEwoRK--w White girl for part, time in
WS Chestnut st.
MODEL for prominent Chestnut street window
Apply Room 2ls. public Ledger, 9th and
MoTHERs HELPER or .expert ghildren,ss nurssG
have assistant nurse, Very highest .refcrences
required P5stofficc boy ia Bryn Mawr.
NURSERY GOvURNEsS for. . boys. : and $
years, for summer roWpti"nt 10 teacn Gle
mentgry English branchcs; retcrehccs required;
Cqll GOs Chestnut st., today between IL and
OPERATORS on shrtwalsts and skirts; steady
and brown, ''''''
srENoGRAruER- lady with, at least
one years oNpargnc" tn sonHrMi nHiGe IVORY
ArHaEWan q TGGs"" Go r5 y '8F'T5 FT5a, ''."' ~
sTEM0GR4PIER w92 can TAXI pct2THonG !i Srs a5f
gTENoGRApttl,Rs. RooKKEEPERs. CLERKS
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

CHAMEERAIAID and waitress white refined
Apply Tues or We'd iuu 5, iOtYst.
CHAMRERWORk and waitinE-Thoroughly cX-
perenCed white girl wanted, no washing, re-
main in city for summer best wages, ref re-
quired. can bet 10 and 1. 1911 Springfield
ave. West Philadelphia,
COOK and downstairs woman, not over 40 years
old, good reference, meet employer IL a. m.
TUESDAY, Room 20l. dnS Chestnut st.
COOK AND MAID. two sisters, or mother and
daughter preferred; white or ColuTed, sea
shore; private family. 5lH y. Clapier 81,
Phone Germantown liOs
COOK. Prot; small family West Phila.; ref.
required Phone Preston 1884 W before ii
a. m, Tuesday and Wednesday
COOK. colored; good baker; washing Meet
employer 10 a. m. Tuesday, Room 2O5, 6Os
Chestnut St
COOK, eoqred, wanted; small boarding house.
s32 Arch 81
FINIsHERS on lace curtains. Apply John Brom-
lev 8 Sons, Lehish ave. below Front.
GIRL exp for cooking, reference required
Meet employer Room 2O5. sos Chestnut St,
Wednesday, between 10 and II a.
GIRLS wanted llght work. no experience neces-
sary. S5 week paid while learning Apply
GIRLS. over 10 years 10 learn silver polishing
good salary while learning, b ZIG Ledger
Office
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EMPLOYERS are beginning to recognize the
service rendered by Miss Dean Ht Ledger
logical moment when they find themselves
without of Ce holp. They know that a phone
call Walnut 5000 or Main 1000 will bring them
Just the desired assistance. be-. u a, SteeInm2g-
rapher. Bookkepper. Secretary or CLERK. MISS
Dean" keeps In touch with young women who
are seeking situations. Have YOU ever asked
her assstance2 II Ia a free service 10 Leu
ger Advertisers.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

ACcouNTANT-ofGr manageT th2r"gshlYh hi,sb Ca
pable yS%ars GERS 6gsfn%sS Eann sebnoI Ernduate
desires pos; you need mo, @ oil' Led Cont
ACCOUNTANT Hookkeeper graduate Wharton
school ,yenrs %h nresep, s1p smpIySdfs IsdrcT THs ~
pos ref al lntoryew; bond. G 6is. Led, Cent
ACCOUNTANT desires books Of small firm to
do evenings 2lo Ledger Office. -
BOOKKEEFER. experienced. will audit accounts
open, close and write up books. day or eve
ming: high efficiency systems installed mod
crate terms bell phone Woodland $3.50 NJ.
Sesi aae Ledger experience
country ntIS 87S6 Irving St. West Philadelphia.
BuTLER or valet JaEsnfse H wishes sS, rc DPsiton
CHAUFFEUR. married age 30 wishes position
in priyRtG fomy city or g9sntTy %G
TSfaronee ST IT, Ledger cd Central
CHAUFFEUR and gardener. single. for private
dMr t2my FR9ae E29a Ff Rryn awT fs M7iin m ave- rS"
CHAUFFEUR. colored desires postion; five
years, reference; city or country Address
1891 Moravan st.
CHAUFFEUR-Young white man wishes posi-
tion in the country: good ref. G 056. Led Cent.
desires position. Il at0> Ledger Office
DRAUGHTSMAN will mnke drawings and trac-
inEs,y, II 223. Ledger Office.
INSTRUCTOR. cxpd. desires summer Gorresp2n-
matics. j w. p, fox 232 George School. Pa.
NAN. wife, RELIABLE ,522 529d G9ok waiter; ref,
MECHANICAL. ENGINEER. 3s. broad expert
cnre desires travelling pos: sales executive,
BOZ .64 News AGENCY. Norrlstown. Pa.
SALESMAN. 10 years exp desires connection
rcpresantative o. for local Western territory;
speciality line pref. H 2ii, Ledger Central
sAhESMAN eight ESS%Ts efBerenG in mil m
future 762. Ledger Central
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HELP wANrED-MAIE

Continued from Preceding Column.
DRIVERS wanted; steady work; good wages
Apply Ice Cream Company. 2oS :. 28d ST.
DRUG SPECIALITY SALESMAN for well-ad-
vcrtiscd hish-Rradc article; none but ySpert
enved men who can show clean record need
apply II e53 Ledger Central
FARMHANDS and laborers wanted for general
work Apply in person or by letter, Fl. Is,
MUbFOBD Glenoldcn.
FLOOR and WISE HANDS; THOSE accustomed to
machine tool work preferred. Apply Bcmenta
Miles Works 21st and Callowhill sta
FOREAfAN-Insidc foreman for milk dairy; give
experience, age and salary desired. 2ji,
Ledger Central
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UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMs


WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH co. 1901
Chestnut st.-Frcd Rosman, Mr. Aitken, f. L.
West, Robert Glenn Mrs Walter Stewart
Nr. A. Garwood, Wm, Ingersol I'd Goodbar
Bernett AIassenEIlG W II. McLanahan Mr
Ben Swartz. Commander Douglas +. Dis
mukes NJ h. Vanclcaye, Louise Leopard
Ally Temour Mrs l. Stevirk Billy Could
Walter Allen, Miss Dina Druz, Mrs. Charles
Il Clarke, Mr.. Chas Beg4ngsr. Joseph +
Thomas Hancock, r. p; H2}gan,, G. c. ,keeler;
Russell Mrs. Il. W. Alexander, Guy Biskell,
r, Il, BroeIly. Mrs. Jansen Haines Miss LHu-
rel Lyman. Miss Florence VI. Sluyton Miss
Ada Glenn, Miss PAU Coins, Mrs, Lew
Brown Ernest W, Heath, Gins Wicke, Lucy
White. Frank Tack Or VIM Kline. Qden
Blonfc Mr. Han, Rev. Patrick RYAN. John
Powers Frank ponnelly. Lauren Arnold. p Il.
Scheehan, VIM. Loughlin. Prince a. Gagarius,
Mr.. Wilson Mrs sam. VI, Dawson,
POSTAL TELEGRAPH CABLE CO.-NIiss
Helen MCGraw Andrew Gethman II Q'Rrter,
Henry SChliugman Miss Lillian Gilmore.
Gabardn Jack Wilson. Miss Mamie NcCooley,
II. II, Steele, Davis GOttlicb, Southern Wood
kutz, Mr., Mrs. Alex. Goldstcin
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MACHlNISTs--Wanted, lathe, planer and hor, S,
Ing mill hands highest wages for Comnetfinmt NJ
iqcm' ron WorkS 70 nG"Eii 5il WIZ T. Bcawarc P'y ave en-
MAN and wife, yoIlored for gen hggsGw9rt' 20 ri
i5ii r. 'i5th st.
MECHANICS WANTED, FIRST CLASS
hands. miiiWrishts risgers; molders, core core
HaIdwin Locomotiy" Works iIddystone. Pa.
MES for, night work in milk dairy; permanent Sn.t
position; good pay. Apply lu;3o p m i"-
NURSES AND ATTEND NTs-,The New JGr, Ter
state Hospital at Norris piadns 1s.osn. i"g rr
0uirrs the services of young women and men
School Sc Si'fs foT thosr desiring to take Il diploma
u,dt ,o i"m; No. n%% r,orth ~ with wItb board room
and washing and advance according to SER cry
ices rendered GxnsrihCG bmsoGsS' bbmnsntaI oT apply
ny postal card only TO Dr. Ddrsss u.s. rdysf9ne Esf ms
Park, New Jersey -.
oFEIE Ar6 S Ecck 70 Sa5R Erothdrs P" G"mpa"y 45S
PLUMBERS for. operation work Apply r.
Sap 2 o;FStG20 TGEf
SALES ENGINEER--Gqod propositiqn to senmeGToi
osS Is n1as{ p in S,E WIN coTn "SS@
featuring patented mechanical boiler appii. i
@TScpona 2t SF5 opportunty s Address sS6SnSa
Sales es'''ii Si0 broad ST.. Newark. y. Il
SAI.ISAlAN-A
man that has ability as outside salesman ;
straight salary and good opportunities, state
age and experience. NJ 2i7, Ledger Central.
SALESMAN for outside work with office out
ntters; one who has fair knowledge of office
furniture and filing cabinets prCferred state
age and experience. NJ 2iS, Ledger central
STENOGRAPHER-Youn man, about II years
of age; cXpcricnccd good opportunity for ener-
Ertic fellow. Apply In person, V. cad Il sons,
18th and Callowhill SITS
wANTED-SEvERAL GOOD STOCK SALES,
MEN FOR AN ATTRACTIVE LSSL,E or
STOCK IN HIGH GRADE INDUSTRIAL
PROPOSITION: REFERENCES REQ lRED.
II IA, LEDGER CENTRAL.
WASTED-YuunE man for all-night clerical po-
sition: large grocery house; salary to start 81
per week; state age, Address +. ., Box l2S6.
wANTED-Three boys to work in stock room;
must be IL years of age steady work. good
pay Apply WoolwOrth Co. lIO2 Ridge ave,
WRAPPER on lace curtains, Apply John
Bromley Sons Lehgh ave. below Front
YOUNG MAN wanted bright. not over 20. un-
questioned character and integrity pleasing
personality, quick at figures. with experience
In national hank; best references required.
B BIB, Ledger Once.
YOUNG MEN between the ages of is and 35
who desire to travel and TO receive military
uIiu, js i"',nu"rs OF rrst line of
Philadelphia, Pa. for detailed information
regarding enlistment in the United States
Marine Corps,
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
High-ClasS men to sOuClt new plan of auto
mobile insurance. splendid opportunity for the
right men. G Gao. Ledger Central.