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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17
Theatrical Baedeker
FEATURE FILMS


Woman in the Case with Pauline Frederick.
Holmes travel picture. I'm innsbruct and
comedy and news features. Last half St tho
Martin. Pallas-Paramount film.
ARCADIA-Tirst half Of the week; shell 43r'
with II. B. Warner and Enid Markey, an
!sSnfPs s o Psy % Lest Win hF wraS IF ssS sS5 Ess
and Bessie Love, Grifhth-Triangle Aim.
PAL.Ac,E-First half Of the week: The Dream
Production. N1 Last haif OF the aS Week: "com
mon Ground. " with Marie Doro. a Famous
Players-Paramount film.
yIcToRIA-wednesday and Thursday, '"The
Half Breed" with Douglas Fairbanks a
Grifhth-Triangle picture. and Max Fgman IN
Gods Hair Reqs wta tSay Mab.
Taliaferro. and Laundry LIZ" with Fay
VAUDEVILLE
KEITH Hs-sophie Tucker; Eva Taylor and Law
Lamont and his cowboys: F'ranier Wood and
Bunee wyde. In That's All Right; Jean
Rosers. in '.Nimbis Nonsense'S: Myrte its Young a
and Jessica Brown; Clarence Marks; the Lar
Tribune Pictures anu '"' 's''S'
oIloBE-Charles Harris and Matte Choate in
from Roomo an" Cutler tie Hnshes ana cntIeT nt GTs is
Ion a Doorstep; Earle and Barlette; Jack
Newport snd strR Keno sy and 4Sf %agnsT Snd
the Three Hedders.
eRAND-AI White and Miss Frances; Dunbar's
Bobby Filtration Charles Sisto: the Gasch
sisters Degnan and Clifton. and moving pic
cross KEYs-First half Of the week; Dorothy
asR n ana esr Studs SoGna n aeS sssS Sa E0t and
ast Gstr eops Rs bPSt Pd S Si Vail in r1 HIS Is
Braminos. last half Of the week; b. j. Pad
den. In The Plum Phiends',i Ashley and
eomsdienne: .rhe sc Scoop comedy aaPaprStTi aPPsmrstTis
Playleti Fletcher. Libby and Mccabe. in THE
ling onering
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17
GASOLINE CUT MEANS
LITTLE; CHEAP IN SOUTH
Pennsylvanians Paying 8 to d
Cents More Than Places Else
where, Despite Reduction

Philadelphia motorists today welcomed
an announcement of a one-cent reduction in
the price of gasoline, making II 21 cents
gallon TO dealers and 23 cents at retail.
Their jubilation was marred, however by
the fact that similar reductions announced
in the Middle West and South showed that
Philadelphans still arc paying much moro
for gasoline than the automoblllsts of other
sections Of tho country.
Reductions OF cent we're also announced
by the Standard Oil Company in Chicago
and In Indiana. Michigan, Illinois and Mis-
souri and by the Texas Oil Company In
the South. The cost OF gasoline in these
States. as shown by the announcement of the
reduction, makes them n paradise for auto
mobilsts so far as the cost of fuel is con-
cerned.
In Chicago and indianapolis the cost was
reduced to 17h cents n gallon TO dealers.
This Is 81 cents lower than In Philadel-
is now 17.s cents n gallon, 80 cents a gall
Ion cheaper than In this city.
on top of these announcements. the
Texas oil Company declared a cut of 10
cents a barrel on Caddo and De Sofa light
oil This Is the sixth cut in the price of
pipe line companies are expected to meet
II. The present price of Caddo light is 95
cents and De Sofa light IS cents.
Automobiles are looking to the end of
the war for any material relief In the cost
of gasoline. Before the war II was / 3 cents
n gallon In many places. In reviewing the
factors that have caused the large Increase
in the price. the oil companies state that
s50 000,0 900 has been spent in sinking new
wells and that the number of automobiles
in use in this country Is increasing by leaps
and bounds. The oil companies figure that
10 000,O 900 more barrels of gasoline will be
required for the automobiles that will be
during the next year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17
HOWARD HOSPITAL BENEFITS
Will of C. G. Wistar Leaves $4,000 to
Institution-Other Bequests
Made

A bequest of $4,000 to the Howard Hos
pital and Infrmary for Incurables rs con-
tanned in the will of C. Cresson wistar
1855 Knox street, which was admitted to
probate today. The S13O,OoO estate is left
to two sons and daughter of the testator
and n portrait of Abraham Lincoln by
Waugh is left to the Pennsylvania Acad-
emy of the Fine Arts.
Other wills probated were those of Felix
Marcus, Sic Mannheim street which. in prl-
vate bequests, disposes of property valued
at S41,930 Henry Mcguire. 1890 South
Twenty-first street, $500. and Sallie H.
Lands, 1877 Harrison street, $64S0.
The personally of the estate of Mary T,
Parko has been appraised at S44S3.12.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17
Nv the Phntonlar Editor

A league for the good OF mbving pictures,
corresponding in many ways to the Drama
League, which worked so hard for the stage
and had several interesting results, has
been formed. From the prospectus of the
league the following is clipped to give read
ers an idea of the work TO be done
The Motion Picture Welfare League was
formed by n group of young men and
women Interested in the possibilities Of
motion pictures as a factor in the life Of
community. Realizing that in any busi-
ness It is the consumer who has the power
and right TO specify what sort of goods
he will have, the league Is organizing the
demand for motion pictures. II has been
found that the demand Is decidedly for a
higher type of >pcture than Is In general
being shown at present. and so the activity
OF the league has resolved itself into con-
centration of the demand for better and
cleaner moving pictures"
Chapters of the League are being formed
IN every town that can possibly be reached.
The newspapers of community are the
means for reaching the people. and in
each case that newspaper which has the
welfare of Its people most closely at heart
has been permitted to conduct the organiza-
ton. Those persons who are interested In
the problem are invited to become mem
bers No dues are collected, but members
are pledged to maintain the ideals of the
league by actively insisting that clean pic
lures be shown by refusing to patronize
any other kind and by attending such pic
lures as the league indorses from time to
time.
The league is being brought to tho at
tention of every community by means of
articles on various phases Of the problem.
These have been written by people emf
nent in many lines Of civic and educational
endeavor, such as Kate Bernard, the Rev.
James A. Burns. Walter Prichard Eaton.
Arthur Guiterman. Norman Hapgood, Anna
s. Richardson and about 20 others. The
articles are syndicated throughout the press
and serve as the nucleus around which local
thought is organized An annual conven-
tion of the league ir planned. at which pre-.
pared lectures and informal discussions of
the community's picture problems will be
treated.
At the same time that this organization
has been taking place the league has found
II convenient to open scenario depart
ment, which handles such pictures as come
up to the standards set by the leagues
members. Instead of using hack writer's,
communication has been opened with about
500 of the better class of fiction writer's.
A change In the bill at the Arcadia
brings Lieutenant Danny" Triangle film
TO that house for the rest of this week A
satisfactory surrounding bill is scheduled.
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cASsEgY1oP Ss5g :, ,A august iS lele EDWARD. hygs
ara Roy aas socdts atsi ~ E and EdWsPa fsqaa
sudham m at nySd 5 70 m send Tdu the ss ss resi- q
' aenee' 800 West HUNTINGTON street. Reauien
intermsnt At Holy sepuicRre Cemetery - hu ~
0VWkKTEE9n WKETER 4 tAusgft STtS 1Sie at c9aSgs vi ,o
and the late John cGlin. sEed 90 50 years S'''' :
DAWSON August 1s. 1915 AT her residence
SsI5o SsS5 SPRUCE nee st MARX g L WIDOW o. Lo
vted 10 attend the fvneTa 1nd iTegds on are FIJI ~
G sgo cbosnSt @ az tse oysT II Rsr ,tlsy RPf
private.
sF8 sfsS = ss Sissysf sSt and F5i19'
a. sac a. e. M, from the oliver H. Ba'r Bpild- Bpild
nsnss chuTcS Ran,downs. ais Pa at SO 10 a. NM M
lnterment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
Estes se6wern dresRsfsider esSiges and nd
% sc Sed TO- ts fnf as spTsId Fssdspss
~; soXerSisn X5. setTret Atlantic Sly M S and
iis2S. il 90 a. M lhi9Fn'Ht as Mount Sinai Gem
HEFNER.-on August Is. 1910 HARRY. hus.
hard , q ~ T%tis SefasiE agS$ e ysas: Rsis;
Jr Tu o u a. ana 5iuaTd ssoeiat,on oenl No o.
ogssR No. F0Tsstsrs S s"S q % america s"tPs
Zee s n9srment Sf at G tsaSG Gem SS
soHyi, stsTyi Remains may be viewed on Friday
JENKINs.-on August TO- 1910. AZ her late
residence 63fi Greene At Germantown.
FRANCES MARTIN, wife of William L. Jen-
kins; Solemn requiem mass at st, Vincent de
iaui Ihnrch Gernantown, on, FRIDAY, lSth
inst, at 10 a, m. lnterment private.
IEyy--op Auguat ia mia nj Atlanta CIV
= NrffTS ~ sor 90 tretbor /, ia ~,
late Angel lew. Relatives and friends also
Nattannn3 aiJ,,s' NJ 20 II ava NJ HI,
Vernon CbSpter No. a. r. A. NJ, of WASH.
pgtng n ~ itourt C,enerat H. yvtop No Oao
Foreaters of America employees OF ImmiEra-
. lion station at Gloucester III J and ali other
organizations Of which ne was member, are
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17
IDeath8

BKEITlNGER.-On August 10. 1910 CLARA
bHEtIlNGER. daughter Of the late Frederick
ana Mathda Breltlnger. Relatives and
friends, and all societies OF which the deceased
was member are invited to attend the
funeral services Friday. at 1 D. M, at
her late residence, s5s N. 9th st. 1nterment
private, at Mt. Vernon Cemetery,
BRlCK.-On August 10. 1915, KATE McCABE
widow Of Harry c. Brick. Relatives and
friends are invited TO attend the funeral, on
Friday. at 1870 a. M, at the chapel OF An
drew j. Bair & Son. Arch and 10th SITS. Sol
emn requiem mass at the Cathedral. 18th and
Iihce SITS, at n. m. Interment private.
bRONN.-On August 10, 1915. ELIZABETH
A., wife of Edward ]. Brown and daughter OF
william and Catherine Barr. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend the funeral on
saturday at S:80 a, M, from her late resi-
dence, 232S w. Thompson st. High at
private.
BROoKs.-on August 10. 1919. LEOPOLD. hus-
band of Pine Brooks. aged II years, Rela-
tives and friends, also Krakauer Chevra,
Invited TO attend the funeral services, on Fri
day. at 2 y. m. precisely, at the parlors of
Morris Rosenberg's Son, 20O0 N Broad st.
lnterment at Mt. Carmel Cemetery.
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CAPTURE ENDS s-YEAR CHASE
Postal Inspectors Secured Europe for
Alleged Fake Promoter

A three-year chase throuehout the United
States and Europe has ended in the capture
by the postal authorities in this district Of
Alsled weigand who z known by at least
four other names A. Willis, Loyal Devile
A. Ragen and t. A, Tomkoss He will be
arraigned before United States Commits
sioner Long in the Federal Building here
today.
He is accused of having sold in various
cities and towns half interests in an inn
proved shoe hook company to as many
persons as he could interest. Postal In
spector Frank Smith arrested him in At
lantio City,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17
. SEEK GLOUCESTER MAYoRALTY
Present Incumbent, Democrat and Two
Others Out

There viii be several candidates in the
field for Mayor of Gloucester City at the
primaries next month and there will be con-
tests on both the Republican and Demo-
cratic tickets Mayor David NJ. Anderson,
who is now completing his first term, will
be a candidate for reelection and today
began circulating his petition for the nomi-
nation on the Republican ticket.
The two factions on the Democratic ticket
are urging former Mayor John Beaston
to enter the field. Other candidates men
toned on this ticket are former Justice OF
the Peace William d. Jenkins and former
City Assessor Daniel H. Mulnn- The position
years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17
MEN SUED FOR LIBEL MISSING
Police After Twenty-two-day Hunt
Can't Find Newspaper Men-Cap-
tain Kenny Accuser

Twenty-Five days have elapsed since the
Detective Bureau began it's hunt for ].
Stewart Knignt,- owner of the Sunday Tran
script. and Samuel Dougherty, the publisher.
Warrants were issued for Dougherty and
Knight accusing them uf criminal libel
The complainant is Captain Nicholas Kenny,
who Is in command of the second police
division.
The warrants were turned over to De-
tective Douglass and Detective Plateau
The police say they are still searching for
Knight and Dcugherty and frankly admit
they haven't been able to find a clue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17
Sherman p. Morgan

Word was received today of the death Of
Sherman Parker Morgan of Wheeling, w.
Va, who was graduated from Haverford
College last spring. His death occurred at
Grand Rapids, Mich, where he was spend
ing his vacation. He was to have arrived
at Philadelphia on Tuesday to take posi-
tlon with the Girard Trust Company Mr.
Morgan was 22 years old, and the son of A.
l.. Morgan, president of the Wheeling Ter
minal Railway Company.
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Miles A. McGehean

Arrangements are being made today for
the funeral of Miles A. McGehean, OF S54
North Twentieth street for AZ years a
member of the fire department in this city,
who died suddenly yesterday afternoon at
West Chester Death was due to heart dis
ease. Mr.. McGehean was 70 years old and
member Of the Veteran Firemen's Asso-
citation, the State Firemens Association, as
well as president of both the Enterprise and
Bulletin Building and Loan Associations
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17

FOR sALE-Good will and equipment. factory
department J. b. Shannon Hardware Com
pSny, owing 70 our retiring from business; n.
ratgs for, doing. every, description q metal met.
work loeksmlthing. silver plating, br9nIlhas
builders. etc; this department has for I
years enjoyed splendid patronage ana =
now In most foprishing condition; present
working force willing to remaini big opPor
tunity for any one wishing TO enter THIS unsi
price $500 Call or write j. b. shannon Hare
ware Co. SIG Chestnut St. Philadelphla.
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Albert l.. Wilson

Word was received today Of the death Of
Albert Bapsley Wilson, for many years a
prominent Philadelphia lawyer, at his home
IN Paris, IL Rue Edmond Valentln. He
was nearly 40 years old, and for the last
two years has been in III health. Mr.. will
son was n member of the Rittenhouse Club
and the Merton Cricket Club.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17

Send for our frss booa
~ -, Patents and Trade. .Markis,a Vi
We VIII help you develop your Invention ~
vice free Reasonable fees. Open Monday ss~
FOSTER & WEBSTER SUITE Ssl
l0l1 Chestnut ST. Bell phone walnut leoA
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

BOoKKEEPER. some experience Peirce scbooI
gradnatsi neat and accurate. II 541, Led. Cent
GIRL wants position as cook. private family
Address 4654 stenton ave-, Germantown
HoUSEWORK wanted for white woman: TeYs---
ence. H 553, Ledger Central
HousEkEEPER. working. small family; no
laAndryi IeL. Address 23l8 N. 20th ST
NURSERY GoVERNESS-Well-e middle
sged North German woman wishes position,
hospltaI framing, kindergarten. sewing; excel
lent ref. 4l5 II. Pembroke ave, WAYNE pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

WANTED at Mrs. Kane's office. 5fi s. ,o,h -
several first.class so, $40. S12 cooks n ",I,s w
kitchen maids: white couples. colored hm,ln
man. frst-class Mattresses French prss mvuss
Eovernesses; several vacancies for gsnie,nStes, Nv,
l; references required. Spruce 340i u9ef
COOKS wanted. 81 to st5; German and p--,--
tant chambermaids. 81 and SS; hotel ts- ws,s
resscs for Atlantic city; chef. waitress s.i
chHnfbermaid for tea room; housem emaIds ana
1926 Balm ridge ut. eIe
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LOST AND FOUND

BnACELET-Lost Thursday August 10. black
onyx flexible bracelet mounted in gold. LIB
eral reward II returned TO ]. E. Caldwell 4
Co, o02 Chestnut.
CERTiFtCATE-1os stock certificate No. 1925
for three shares stock Third National Bank
Issued In name Of Louise Cochran, Reward on
return to her attorney, Samuel +. Wheeler
Finance Bldg. -
wATCH-Iost. lndys watch, monogram H.. p.
O., coming from rulpehocken Theater to Main
81. cari valued for It's associations; reward.
5G47 Mcmahon ave-, Gtn.
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CLASSIFIED RATES
EVENING LEDGER

AGATE LINE RATE FOR EACH INsERTIoN
THIS STYLE TYPE Cor Ike this)
One or two times. es...............,...., lSS.
Three times one week. k....s......s-..f ttc6TRe
Situations 5Ts Vs Wanted three times one week. ioc
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 ciessihca tions may
be repeated in the PUBLIC LEDGER at combined
rate,
one or two times .,.....s...ss...s' ~
Three times one week. ........ssss. i3yl
SIX times one week. k..........sF'..''''s E1sO
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)
Is permitted in all clsssincatlons except Help
and Situations Wanted. Lost and Found. Per-
sonals.. BOARDING and Rooms When 80 specccl, ccc
ned, add FIVE CENTS PER AGATE LINE TO
ANY OF THE ABOVE RATES.
There is drug store near your home
chat will accept Ledger want ads at
Office rates.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17
WELFARE LEAGUE
FOR THE PICTURES
Organization Formed for Better
ing the Product by Expression
of Personal Favor
Photopldy Cast Contest
HOW TO VOTE

Cot out the headinr Evening LEDGER"
and date TIns appearing ~ The TOP Of the
first pnEc. Write your candidafe's eue IN
The white marein above and mail tc. the
EvcrinE l.eaeer phOfeniny East Contest u.
o. Box eos or bring II 70 the IedRer Odice.
Each heading counts for ten votes. No
heading except that on the first pnEe VIII
da1s old. Only one name may be written on
New eSntestants may enter At any time.
Nominating binnks, counting 1000 votes. may
be had from the PhOtoplay Editor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17

LAFAYETTE 2ol4 KKEENNssIMeToN KENsTHHe
Anna Nilsson and Tom Moore in
WHO'S GUILTYr'
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

GARDEN 6aDa& LANsDowNH AVE.
WORLD FILM CORP Presents
Alice Brady in ''Miss Petticoatsn
SIS HOPKINS COMEDY. OTHERS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17
UNCLAIMED TELEaRAMs

wEisTERN qNi3N TlELggoRSAPH CO., iF3oIl
Strauss Mr.. Charles Gosle. Mr.. Weisfcld
Phillips Bros. Co, the ,Sommer stndlos, A.
II. Sloan Mr.. Hayman Francis T. Sharpless
]. II. Eskrldso. Geo, Mcguire Prot nRigo
Mrs q, Kraeq2el Miss Eredla Mizeles,, Bi
Thompkins Miss Dorothy Aschman. Bruce
u. Schon. Bruce Rain. H. NewherEer. Geo.
Ensert, John Mullen, Wendell Weiss. Jessie.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH CABLE CO., 1921 s.
Penn square--Chas c. Williams, Bertha NJ.
YriCk, Rert Fitzribbons, pr. Martin Blisc,
S, Roslnbug F, II. Piqtti y. g, stevens; Mr.
S. u. LevinGs II. w Mechamp.
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TEEEPCON 2OTH AND DAUPHIN
JE1 i LANOStN STREETS
BLUEBIRD FEATURES Present
Mary MacI .aren In WHERE is
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17

TWO good bookkeeping positions SIB. a.vsraI
e1eellent clerical positions open; bank clerk
siOi elderly man for bank, $50 month; time
clerks. 500 month; comptometer operators $50:
STman foreman for brass foundry foreman for ma.
ehlne shop: instructor for boys school; ex-
pert carpenters also mason. BusIness ServIca
Company 1901 Land Title Bldg '
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

HELP WANTEU-FE EMAIE
BOOKKEEPER. assistant; neat writer. quick
at figures; 50 week to start; state age,
perience and religion. p 016. Ledger office.
BOOKKEEPER, quick and accurate: able to
take off statement; state age, experience and
salary desired. ~. L." j. o. BOX 3ii3.
CLERt-Young lady. rs to p years; exper-
lenco unnecessary; must be high school grad
uate n b43, Ledger Central.
CHJLDNURSE wanted, experienced Protestant.
white. Address w. W., 1914 Commonwealth
bldg, Philadelphia.
COOK. chambermald and waitress wanted by
the first of September at st. Martins. Phila.
dclphia; both girls must be first class small
family; Prots. preferred. II Sl9. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17

HousEKEEPER, working, in small irst-class
boarding house; moderate salary first year;
good. permanent home to reliable person:
state age and references. Ol5, Ledger
HoUSEKEEPER. working; private family; ref.
required. Apply 20 GOwen ave-. Mount Airy.
HOUSEWORK, Feneral-Neat girl for general
housework in suburbs: &c fare; family OF 4;
wages SB Meet employer Friday afternoon,
o'clock. COS Chestnut St. Room 205
HOUSEWORK = Protestant girl for Swarth-
more; small family no laundry, no chamber
work; wages SO per week. II 500, Ledger on.
HoUSEWORK, general; white for suburbs, ref
erence REQUIRED. II S25. Ledger Office.
HOuSEWORk, general; small family: no laun-
dry. III $50 Ledger Office.
LADY dictaphone operator and stenographer: ex-
perienced salary 500 per month: advancement;
permanent 454. Ledger Central.
MAN AND. WIFE. white; wife, cook man. but
Ter and houseman. Phone 1892 Ardmore, or
apply 200 Glenn road. Ardmore
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17

JEAnER FoRTY-FIRsT AND
LAF0<LN LANCASTER AVENUE
Irene Fenwick In "A cHiLD nE nv,sr,>,,,.
BILLIE BURKE in "Gloria's Romance" t1i1
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GRIswoLD woRsTED co.
DARBY. PA.

Starting up new machinery. Want girls; good
ing
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BQ0EkE6PER oDsI esis e. deSpe,,rieneed WIN audit scc,
moderate terms. Bell phone WaiS,99r or evening"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17

ARTIsT-Commerciai artist, with .5..-s.
agency experience, wants part tJrsauVertainr
mont. @ 75S. Ledger Centrai. IT, ume enras.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17

oPERAToRs-The Bell Telephone
Company offers positions operators TO in
tellisent young women between IS and ~
years old; salary SO week while learning,
with rapid advancement; a steady position
usual opportunity Of promotion. Apply in
person TO the Bell Telephone Company's opera
tors school, 40G Market ST.. daily between
$50 a. m. and p, m. Monday, Tuesday and
Friday evenings between 1880 and $3.50 o'clock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17

TIOG A 17TH AND vENANoo SITS,
Billie Burke in "GIoria's Romance"
o T II f r
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TELEPHONE OPERATORS, local and long dis-
Co. 1s5 s. "a St, Room 46s.
WAITRESS. Protestant. competent; small adult
family on Main Line. Phone Merton 42l
WOMAN, refined, educated. TO learn expert cor
set fitting; Will teach and employ permanent-
iy The Spirella Shop, 1913 Chestnut sd
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CoMBING AND DRAWING ROOM HELP
Redoublers. spInners, twsters and doffers.
APPLY JOHN & JAMES DoBsoN. NC.
Carpet and Plush Mills
Ridge ave- above Allegheny
Falls of Schuylltil.
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ur1p mANrEn-MALE

TEACHERS WANTED. hirh and Eradesi good
salary NATfONAT, TEACHERS AGENC1'
d. II. cook, MANAGER, 327 Perry Bulldlns.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17

NURSE for year-old child also to do light
Chamberwork at country place, miles from
Bryn Mawr; German girl preferred. @ $40
Ledger Central
NURSE WANTED BEST REFERENCES RE
QuIRED. APPLY GTN. 1901 w
SHoES-Experienced help wanted In packing
sHoEs-Experienced tip fxers wanted. sI5 ~
STENOGRAPHER, experienced: hours $50 to
b;3Oi Sl2 to start; good chance of advance
ment S. Rosenau Co.. 9th and Noble.
STENoGRAPHER-YOung lady with some exp
state age. ekp ref. Address p. o. Box 1916.