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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28
TnnN MHteruIk NJ. ~ Thirty -nfth-
Lei IL hnL,lc and Dis nn d al

IUIV IIIt WIT' and tWU VhITdF"0
are uuF, destitute and the baby IS
v,r, sick n lr only know the
plight ~ the family, his wife u'-
Irtrs tnHt rr would come home
"Irs' say that the baby IH very
N.r, .t,k and may die. said lttl"
Ms Naf,rr 3, WHEN Dec knows
tL.t L. m-LI --.-nLD hnAA IL M
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28
Floyd nurtrRW. top sergeant of
Innnnn, IL IhIrf -nrnI NIrh lE

.nfantrr reformed from the border
saturday hHuuIdllN dis. hRrged
from Camp cotton. 20 end his three
,hItdrru stricken with diphthcria
Tlrtrav lrft Detroit. Juno 90, with
tH. troops Tho children stricken
pre Eprl aged {, MarEar"'. ., and
LEROY. ,rsl old Tn" older Dh.l-
drru ar, Iu Harper hospital
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28
City News in Brief

Frank Stetson. 80 years old, OF
Cleveland. Frank Baker, 81 years
old, and Thomas Austin, - year
old. both Of New York city The
men were arrested ON . south
bound Woodward-aye car which
the ofhcers say the alleged dips
were working \ marked reduc-
tion In complaints 81 pocket pick
ing has been noted since the begin
ming Of the crusade. during which
Judge Connolly has imposed a
number OF heavy zines and sen
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28
" hen the brakes on HHker car fall
ID a. AAnLL u aEnA Cd InIn Mnrk

early sunday morning. injuring
several persons bot none seriously
The slippery condition ~ the rails
WAS Responsible for the failure OF
m. bra kp-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28
The 1917 convention OF the United
snnnIsh Mnr AeIcrnna nrnhahlA

VIII BE- held In Detroit. according
to Congressman l.. G. bver. ~ 81
Louis. who passed through Detroit.
sunday. on his way 10 the Conven-
ton which viii convene In Chicago.
Sept. 4, 2. q and Z. The local order
gave him an Informal reception ~
the Statlcr hotel Mr. Dyer viii
also make trip Co - Louis where
he VIII act as POSTMASTER At
luncheon 20 hc given hN the -
Louis business mrn. sept - I'm
honor " lhnrIna l. IImEhns
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28
Fred URmbocrk. superintendent Of
che ueIIr Isle bath house, q. guietls

hostile Co Conn 900 RSi "u'f l'N-l
plans trf an addition 2" IN" present
plant DO. ~HE- au add Ton IL iEs'
fhs tniug ihsf be- NOT wanted, aud
that an. fu.rr1l cu'nf should tax"
the form % now bath house "r
new beach Hanback, Gale att"u-
zion 80 th" large number ~ hath"r4
that during ih. not weeks. us" -"
present beach daily, md tho IN
UhnIreune condition ~ the watcr
"a. Donacuu'uy" To br''' an al
r.fipu FOR 20 h0N NOR" pIth"ra VII
augment mis- IusanitarN condition.
fhIuke hanback,
Three additional arrests In the police
crusade against pickpockctS were
urlde SUNDAY whom h"t'rtiYee II-
SON and B'5ra1t took into custody
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28

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II. WI 1871.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-28

LAKE AND RIVER STEAMERS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18
WHEAT THE HIGHEST
SINCE LETTER DEAL
James A. Patten, the Grain
King" Says II Will Reach
$2-Supply Small

CHICAGO, oct. iS.-Not since the days
Of the Letter deal have prices for wheat
been as high as the level established today,
An enormous business was transacted, Rnu
In spite Of the fact that there was great
deal OF proht-taking by longs. there was
good purchasing on all reactions, which
prevented anything like decentralization
Foreigners took futures rather freely.
Dispatches from New York told OF the
arrival Of James A. Patten ON the floor of
the produce exchange there aud quoted him
as saying that he believed that wheat event.
ually would sell at 81. The highest price
ever reached in this market was In July,
1885 when Il rose to t2.20. In May, iSsS'
Joe Letters operations sent the price TO
sisS. which Is the next top mark. The
lowest quotation for contract grade was
In September. 1894, when II sold at hfty
cents bushel
smaller yields generally are the factors
In the present situation. Drought in Ar
gentlna IN cutting the crop there. There
Is broadening demand for American
wheat from all importing countries. EN'
port sales In the last forty-elght hours are
| estimated at 1000, 900 bushels.
Special reports to the Price Current said
| that the soil was too dry In the winter
wheat country and indicated a spotted con
| dition. The Southwest has suffered mos
| from the drought. which IL interfering will
| fail plowing and the termination OF IN
| plant Soaking rains win be necessary Il
set good crop production next year.
The area VI winter wheat compared will
that Of yeai ago ranges from Sb per cen
In Indiana to los per cent in Iowa, i0S pc
cent In Illinois and iOs per cent II
| Nebraska.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18
JULY COTTON SCARS
IN EXCITING MARKET
Jumps IA Points, With Buying
Increasing Fast - Other
Futures Rise Also

NEW YORK, Oct. 1s-A rush OF buying
sent July cotton up "a points TO 1917 cents
"a pound at noon today. The general list
was SO to 80 points above yesterdays close
the strong movement Of the first two days
of the week continuing with hardly single
intimation OF any weakness.
Brokers bought wildly and the South and
Liverpool were heavy purchasers In the
spectacular market. Heavy increases IN
consumption In America and abroad cou-
pied with a decrease In production, caused
panicky activities among spinners, who FEAR
they may not he able to procure the raw
product in sufficient quaniiss to meet their
needs.
Earlier in the day very heavy realizing
sales seemed to be readily absorbed on re-
actions OF IS or 20 points from the OPEN
ing advance. This fact in itself seemed TO
encourage fresh buying, and the market
was firm again during the middle OF the
morning, with the active months ruling
about 40 TO so points above last nights
closing figures
Beyond the threatening aspect of the storm
in the gulf and reports that storm warn
ings had been issued for Gulf sections and
on the Atlantic coast from Savannah 10
Norfolk, there appeared to be no fresh
factor on the advance. but many traders
who had been hesltating this morning tt
the bullish ruling OF the spot situation ano
increasing confidence In bullish theories
The early afternoon market was quleteI
with prices about 20 points under the higi
OF the morning spot markets at O'CLOCK
were strong.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18
MORE GOLD FLOWS TO U. S.
Bankers Point Out That Imports of
Yellow Metal Are Likely to Result
in Initiation

NEW YORK. oct. ls.--Much interest
was aroused In banking circles In Wall
street today over the arrival OF a fresh con-
signment OF s5.276,0O0 gold from Ottawa.
IL is believed that within the next thirty
days at least $50, 600 OF the precious
metal will be received from the same source
In installments from time TO time OF about
the same proportions as the latest shipment
Yesterday s5.000.O 600 arrived.
Bankers are somewhat exercised over
the continued flow of gold TO this country
pointing out that. in accordance with tn,
provisions OF the Federal Reserve act u
affords the basis for substantial credits
whichslre likely TO result In imitation, whicl
Is not desired by the banking element be
cause Of possible unfavOrable development
later on. England Is anxious to meet IL
obligations In this country promptly an'
apparently is not hesltating I'm sending gol'
in large amounts to liquidate It's obligations
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18
POULTRY

liNE-Onerings were moderate and values
were well maintained with trade fair we auots,
Fowls. as 70 quality, $50 2Oci ROSTERS. lt1iAc,
spring chickens. according 20 quality. lS6 POI,
White Leghorns, according 10 quality. tG1isc.
duekss az 20 size and quality. tdQlsc. reese,
2bn2sc; 90, young per pair, isQc2c.
I'D pREss sE.,D-ReSelpts of Desirable stock were
fair Folowing, are the quotations: Frysh
fancy selected 24bc; DO, weighing az efS ihs
apieee. 2ts; wgiEhins lbs. apiece, 2sS G; DO
2 lbs. apiece. @22c; fowls, In bbls. Ice
packed. fancy. dry-picked. weiehins avs lbs
and over piece. 23nCs weighing over
lbs, and ove- apiece, 23c; smaller si1as
10 22ci old roosters. dry-picked 16A c. roast
ing chickens, western. Weighing lbs. and over
per pair. 2492ac. do do. weighing sd7 lbs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18

Girl. .S-CIean. tidy girls wanted to pack dried
fruit. steady CmDoyment at good wages; be-
rtuners Daid while learning. Apply u =,
Water St Phila adelphia.
GIRLS exnariencsd and learners on calendar
work: Maid while learning. Anpv third moor
Wolf Co. iath and Cahowhill'
GIRLS over 10. Anny ~ lnternatlonal All
Publishing Co. "a floor. 18TH and CalowhW'
GIRLS TO LEARN TO SORT PEARL But;
Tons GEio 5vy a. c1lInsTntrT lIPFrN1rTsT ST 20" ioNi'
UoIsEwo woRK-Compt woman. with refs. walt
on table assist In gen. Homework; no cooking
small school in suburbs Phone Lansd' ne 2pt,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS white Protestant
Eirl. adults In family. reference reesduired'
"a Carpenter St. Germantown; Stn -s"o, -...
uoITSEWORK-Glrl for Eeneral houseworki Ger
man preferred; family 4 ADULTS MODERN work
ing appliances, 005 y, $50 St -----
EwoRK-wsnted tidy Eirl few hours
daily 8i0 S. 18th 81.
KITCHEN MAID. Protestant write er telephone
Mrs. w. r. WrlGht st. DaYids' "a; -
MEMBERS on Levers laces; also Eirls 20 learn
Food paw while learning. Apply Bromley Lace
Company. and Somerset SITS
NURSE. white. competent for entire care child
Of n: best references. %. hoN 5of' oNer'
brook. or phone Merton $50. evenings
| N.TpsI,py NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girls. o. ard
- years rssist care OF child years i esS
Ledger Office.
| NIrRsE- experienced. 10 take care q two chill
| dren: best reference REQUIRED fhohe pNeI
| broat hg2O Thursday morning
| OPERATORS on sinEle-rsedle machirness' s'esa'
| gork'f Apply ureenwald brothers .A' > 80
SNJLIeadv pos year round Apply lla0 Chestnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18
LIVE sTOCK QuOTATIONs

CHICAGO. oct misunderstanding ss 600
Market strens, 10@lSc hisher MNSHa % S
iSis reush 5Ssyxa az 2SagS9e ,ss., ,Hsg ,oSs 81 80"
tArfi,T-Receipts. 10 600. Market steadN
Beeyes 90 Sodis TO- cows ard hslsers rsxsns aus
. 20. siockera aud tceders N.sVN ''""' i'''7'
tTns Is; calves tTHl1.aQ. go. "a. h,.,.r
sHEEp-Receipts. e ooo; MntNfs Msn ,,ps , a. "a
n 10 90.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18
cpA,N AND FLOUR

.-.,,,,. 30 $50 bushels. The mar
VIA vnaI.d arm sad e h,ssssr sssrmaSS % oue,asions.
SS'ifa1 4 80 'sgI9ssTE rs S'g isS, fsS
,'ssrgs, az az rs,.sssssd sssd x'ifSSdi.Sei rejected
~ ifarsb,r ifs.b sq's ssssnssS = under
nv sne neIr,rss ~ and stronger OUTSIDE saNlois.
ss'' ess'. ,isSs: csS !sS. oyycieS II On Sis
ess,ssnsr ysow sss i'gon Yellow. Ss eiS q
nFs4r -n.e.lpts. is,ees bush TheTEe vac a,s. an
.sssncs q r. 'e,s 'eee,smand, ose,aiionss No. ?
s, n.saS SssS: sSaHSSs 70. THW'SSi,ss. i 1881
sample ssts .sN.ipss' ikse bbis and ese 20 his.
s sres. ssn,SSsa TSssa nTS SpasrS sSp sS
QmpasS bnt trade continued quiet 2vsotetlonns ~
Ssr ies iss In fssesGa rs: do. patent. 81 ~
a.. sWKanses clear. cotton. sssccMsss M'.g wv
:.isis. ..s sS.,'sss iaSs y spins ars elsst
.ascs1o 20: DO. patent $500 go. 90, tayorlts
Ss Sy Issasy %.i ssS5sS eng r.is! fsGs,
.lssr. ,sssg7 ii9 zsSis SSSis ag; sr"'En'' '4'"''''
RYE 4. was quiet we quote at ss.5o6T.2'
~ bbL. AZ TO quality.
PROVISIONS
.n.,t.t ruled nrm with a fair Job
49,. pemand. ouotetions' CITY neef y
:Osss O.smsossS sSd sse 'si'''Ss et sSS ana wss'srn
isuss. and m sss sS gSf porR. FAR family, so
Ss . g. elS aS esTss s%sf's 4. f
ss's Is ~ SsIl:Ss I:s ToS:. PS SS
s's s,S'sossS' iiss; seIi,ss in RSsI, SsssSrdins Z
sssTsssssn ssnd lGsss sssfase, City cured srestfss
Rscon. western cured; ~ arI, rs wfs,erh rs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. oct is--BUTTER.-heeei " =.
aOia packages; prices hrmer, especlsl 9 9n n's ~
1900 ~ ezra amery. Exporters holdlnE on
~ the moment Extra creamery, 500 SoH 81
higher SCORING SSia H3eA c. .-t., y.,.
EGGS-Recetpts, II. aS2 cretesA ma niat Nat.,,.i-
erailv steadier under some speculative "lsp"S'
tious Ouotattons unchanged.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18
LOST AND FOUND

AIBEDAIE PUP lost answers g name q
black and browni reward Notify oO2o over
brook
DEPOSIT Book--lost. deposit book No, 2le2ld
with the Western SAVINGS Fund Society. 1000
Walnut ~. Reward,
DoG-Lost. Oct, ~, bull terrier ismalei long
white ears; childs pet. Doctor Pilling, 4O4i
Chestnut 81.
LADYs PIN lost: minlstgEe surrounded By
pearls: dropped ln elther wayne ave. car OF
Wayne Ave. Railroad station; reward II re-
turned - IO8. Ledger Ofhee,
MuFF-Lont, ladys barrel Fisher mun
skins on city Line 20 Bala Golf Club Re
ward phone Cynwyd 03 w,
PooDLE--Iost, small white, Maltese poodle.
Reward ~ returned TO Miss Mabel Pew,
Morris ave. Bryn Mawr' Pa. Phone bryn
piTRsE-Found Iady's purse, on Woodland ave
near Collega Hall, On October 10. Owner can
recoyer same by describing Il and nAyng for
fhis dvertisement Ask for Miss Dean" az
Main Office. Public Ledger, 9th and Chestnut
streets
| RINo-I.ost cameo ring. going from 10th and
--'Isrkef sis. 10 18th and Walnut ats OF la
Chestnut street Opera House. Reward II
returned 10 1895 SAMSON
| TRAcIHa or A DRAWING lost, on. Arch st..
'h.f.seon 1th and 9th. October 49, reward
hi returned $50 >. "a, Camden. ~ ,.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18
FRESH FRUITS
VEGETABLES

Choice stock was IN fair request and SEN
orally nrn with onions shade hithsr Teo,e Ts,ais
eheice. iiSs III 10; New York chCles H'ss q
sssV ssess ys,s;sss, Eastern shSTs, g'r sSl sa.s,
10 4. n.is0s, Ne ~ sly ns, ;s9 hsmper
s06 Use. Sweet PctStess .ysTssy PEI p,oSs ser
NSsS N : sssgyS ssSgySS' F0ls ssg1sss'N ssg1sss' No aSa
as Cabbaes, domestic. per ton. ta29is
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18
BAR SILVER

Commercial bar silver was quoted In
New York today at s7Ac. unchanged The
price In London was so SIZED, also un-
changed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18

per p,lr. "a ssee; brciIine chlsssgs: xs xss,srn.
weshine s6f ns pcr pair st92se ceichens'
wissa ia" s,ss. ~ sSc. grellsrs. jersey fancy,
- SIC; broiiers, other nearby welehing ~
lbs. apsces rs SOC broilers nesrny' snmnnst, mnt,s'
sixes, 20n 11c. ducks. nearby. spftnt. IVY tih.'
SQUADS, per dozep--white. weighing taH,c ~.
per dozen. aa,7100; DO, wciehlne eWto 10.
pcr dosen, nSSnb.Soi DO. weifn,ne w. 49,, ~
do1en. $50 AS 10, weiEhing, = lee. W. r' So.sn'
~ s9g3Iss Do xeghine sush les. ,Pes s,S SoiSn' M
" " a2.eoi DARK. t2.soea.soi smHh @"' ~
FRESH FRUITS
The market was generally hrm on tsncy
stock for which there ives a. tair demena
Yg9,stious; Applss. per bol --tenat man 10y
$50; niush. RAMt' Grimes Golden, tsW -
smekehou,e, t25aassoi Alexsndsr; y 90 20
| Na.2a. York imperiat ~ ~ nai bsn Days y.
pslswsrc and Maryland. p.s hamnsr-tsSsy. hamnr... ,
Tess isS ''S psr fiS sS, to ssof No. r. SO 81
TIslsSS: Is%Sss SSS Ssw sos ag esfsPsirui Fioids
Der 66i' o. SSso. DO. do. per. crats. g 9 ? 40
ao Jersey darn pe6S seys'g .ssS.s New fope
r psr bpssst schs6c; ds DO. psI bush bake, s,,ss
ss%psrLs.cs.i sSSsllss f'iI1s iI1s SSrsq; sssslSSS ,sse
pears. New York. Bsrtlet,, psr esl; $500 $1,000
4 iO8isc; NiREara, TOO i0c. GraRes New @ lers
| per eN-b. basket--Concord. 500 esci Nlafsra are
400 SOC rlums New, xoIk. per Ssrsesi sss, a. u q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18
HELP wANrED-FEMALH

ASSISTANT 10 MILLINERY BUYER
M .,,SrRs REQUIRE THE SERVICES or
fiH0R0t0HLY "a i,EhihSctEp n lNosikN M : a y =
rais1 IL A SpLEEDID ofrohTuNiTI. Ip
1lf ks9i,T bkkthif bkkhirfi 1sfkn ss5.Ess shkiE sslkhklr
STREET.
sLAuNERs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18
DAIRY PRODUCTS

RITTER-Ruied nrn and y 90 L. hshcr
Hndsr hshi rcceipis end fair demand Fol.
.eNinA are the quotations. Western solid
ssi e ssi strear9srs' tanes spscls sJs ID cSIra
seconds aaiscs pearbV rrt,t. 9es,i rsis. g.. 80
eNetafe, extra. 9IW8sc. 40. nrsts s6c Do
i2n IS ' W 's"es p'"'s'
EGus.Choicc fresh egxs were IN fsir re-
duest anu 90. per case or ic pcr dofen higher
&Guotstlonsi & " tree cases nearby extra, 8Tc psr
~. ,h, "sarol l nrsts,, wv ~ per standard case
extras a'c per dos. western cstra hrsts. $40 20
W case! 90 nrsts, tN.to per case; refrigerator
okE, sNtra W. ~ ner case; 30 hrsts 81 ~ "a
s.ies 60 seconds, VI. s0us.f0 per cRsc. fancy
VI y iHc doE -
-CHEESE-rhe market ruled hrm under ueb,
offerings and fair demand Quota tions
NeW h9re tnll cream, tency. 2ih g2lse, DO
iia isses 10 good soh 1sie' do part skims
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18

4 keelsrAxr AZ 0eesoss ofase ,slspnon. &c
ssI''': sss s:..: :'. 'ss' lac s sss'ss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18
GIRLS

and younS women to wrap merehnnn,se.
ment bureau. LIT BROTHERS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18

GIRLS AND YOUNG LADIES
INEXPERIENCED HELP WANTED
StendN employment
In modern sanitary factory,
Good wages.
THE A SHoENHUT co.
Adams and SepNiva sts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18

Ihe market was quiet but nrm. Rennsrs' "A,
~, -, ~" tsc ~ sonfectioners A. Tisa52s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18

HANh s,aeouhs mns eoactions foreign exchange wants
uS ohanss d ios. Ledger onies.
BooeKsEPEn s.s ssssHi ssssssssius s'ss
sTsa 6.,,ss sssi9ss' with s5psrfsas fasss. Cent
BooKKEEPER D ~. yssrs Z. sEps,ts9ss2 % ~ ss ba .a
entire sesIEse q pssS.S slS ass sss Ksd s cssa,ss
aoo,SKrEPER typlut. hish school fEeduais,
Wharton school student dsgEfs p9sl59an' position "a
psrienosd; Al references. = eos. teotst On
EoollKEFPER. sxperiencsd will audit open.
soss sea s,. wS.s uP Pi af's Ssons walnut adSs
.:s se rs w'As' ss srl'E@s Eay i sssi ss,ss
nurLER selorss ,sss. mss Tsa:s Issr'ossa sd o
private .s.,,'si s,ss,,, ,cs,sse ,narr<a
ehAvss5s ass s5. " years experience d weI.sheb. sa5
sgsIs ussss ana ssisssi eastern states a Amsrsa
lent References from n,rS amssls@n nrsferr.d fn M
isa&%ae sss L LsdEsf ks osssgIsa wsIsa, ssss ;~''-
| ~, kfFra,Ft,r married tnechanc' fofaf efrf-.-
ers speaks sRsnisn s.srmas & .Hf sss.s
does ne ~ Ah5ss ren'es ~aHt pos1tIon fnr tpih q
man nsaI slons Mi liss IN q psaF .sttL'e<r
cllAuFFmuR wlshss ps.is''1 WIN ~, Y. n.',<h XIX
sgea'ifsshi Wsss ifsshilsasipnis 2iS ~ s'''s " s
cHAtFFEuR ntsl elas, assISs. Z si'ss'se1 ..se. Z
xas.esn 1li Hsniy roplan. 2e4i nasnbrld>e "a
caAuFFEuR. colofsd; sober cafefp! drl.s|
,, ssi:s ~ AZ si.'j rasas s's psflns sssi "
cuAuFFEUg wishes pe,l,,,sn ,s ss,s. '..:..'.
sslss sass hs 'sasis'siss e as, f'ass' tss';si
@ :ss ':s:: ''s'ss u 'a ss
sSsSsSss :sls "a ss';'sfi sis. G.: 'r;'' r''''
I; ,.,.,.s,s. s.s'; f' s.., ss :'ss';
'Iss' sss3 s;Sssl ;ss'.; 'i,e, S.s,'. =
-, .-.1.4I 4. ...r41uI..I 4 I..4-| .&..1 I.I
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALF

ADVERTISING
NJ experience covers over years With
wsii.kno~n Philadelphia ADVERTISING sssnsy
~ detait msn. handling copy, rates cnefhtut@.
SIC last s years and a. presr" "ur
tsrge us,blishcrs. issue Instructions "a aft ur-
psitment and enarayina room mshe x ar ~, .xa,s. ,,<
ksndie t1roofs correspondence Win NofcItlrih4
sssneies and branch oticcst em .5i Nehit %
go married. can furnish Al reference ron
N 222. Ledger onice.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
REFINED SUGARS

our: our: ss ss s:: s:: EE:ssss.::ss E:sss:s 4 4 AZ.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-18
sAI.EswoMEN

sAI.EswoMEN
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BANK MAN. y. 5 yesrs gsnsral lsdssr lesn.. ...
dlsrounts collections, foreign ekchanaps wants
ehanse ID iOs, Ledger oniee;
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BLAuNERs
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work. desir ss pos. call Woodland ioso ~.
ins mothers heper: good ref. 1926 oirArd AZ
WOMAN. coiored. wants bundle wash 70 90 ~
home 1915 BainbridEe, =.
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= week: fiernlantowu or chestnut mn F"T
ferred. E aib, l-edger Central: ---------s---
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reference, y 3Sa, l.ed9cr bihee
Snss npssNER, teacher of vocal and instru-
mental muAie 3ie5 walnut,
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aoo,sREEPFR and executive, asslstanti young
nan Az married. IL years pookkeepnt aIe
varied business ezperisnca fsA, IVA ,Tseensf
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'mssesntiie and mfg work capable ~ tpkinA
entire charge % onlss' W. s ssesR "a. .'1s censra
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-13
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

| hereby announce myself a candi,
date for reelection as representative
of Glynn county in the legislature,
subject to the Democratic primary. II
again hCnorsd by being elected to tfis
position, / proinise the same attention
to duties as heretofore. solicit the
support OF my friends and the voters
Ct the county generally. Respectfully,
J. E. DART.