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The Washington times., 1917-09-25
FRIENDS SCHOOL LIST
BEARS RECORD NUMBER

The enrolment at Sidwelrs Friends
School, Eighteenth and I streets
northwest, promises today to surpass
that of other years. The school OPEN
ed its thirty-fifth year yesterday.
Mrs. Fannie Thompson Moore and
Miss Fay Armistead Hull, both of
Wilson Normal School and Columbia
University. have been added to the
faculty.
The position of Edwin c. Zavitz as
director of athletics, and who Is now
in France with the Friends Recon-
structIon Unit, has been taken by w.
w. Arbuckle, OF Hampton-Sidney Col
lege.
The Washington times., 1917-09-25
INJURIES FOLLOW
SEVEN AUTOMOBILE
ACCIDENTS IN DAY

Numerous persons were injured In
seven automobile accidents reported
to Central police headquarters yes
terdAy.
William Johnson, colorsd, fourteen,
OF Johnson court northwest, re-
ceiYed cuts and bruises when the b.
cycle he was riding was struck by
The Washington times., 1917-09-25
So COAL MINERS Die
IN BLAST AT LUBENz

AMSTERDAM, Sept. 25.-Budapest
dispatches printed in German news
papers arriving here tell of an explo-
sion in the Lubenz coal mines.
Fifty-nine persons were killed and
ffty-five injured.
The Washington times., 1917-09-25
GIRL BITTEN BY DOG
/ She WAS BEFRIENDNG

Elsie z. Love. three-year-old girl, was
painfully bitten on the lip when she
Ventured too near a ne,ghbor's dog near
her home, A2s Kansas avenue northwest.
yesterday afternoon The canine nipped
the child when she endeavored to pet it.
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DELIVERY NOW OR AT CHRISTMAS

both men and women. and for this rea-
son there should be many in attendance.
Tho lectures are both interesting and
educational and as Tn. McCuaig is noted
as ono OF thr greatest platform orators
Of his tim". h" needs little introduction
II tho Wheeling public.
'.tInHrica In The Worlds. Battle
Front" the afternoon topic AT tho rnnr.
theatre. not only promises 10 be one Of
tn" most interesting topics. but 1t is. {:
great patriotic address with an appeal
to all.
Clean conditions for our soldier boys
in camp p one If the urgent needs
according To Dr. McCuaig. and he will
talk on this subject on sunday evening
at {? o'clock latter church hours and
Il cnrda! invitation is extended to all
Ia hear him.
when IN" soldier boys started for
Mexico. girls from all parts of Tho
country followed tn" camps and h. will
dwell on thCSn topics
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M. E. W. VA

Roy. j.. Il. Noon Il. D.. pastor.
Sunday school. o:f5 u. m. Harold
Siglcr. superintendent. Morning wur-
sitp. 1o:45 n IN. Preaching by pastor.
Subject. Tho Liberty of the Spirit"
E:pw"rth hague. $50 p. m. Elsie I'D
wards. leader. Subject. Counting Our
BLESSINGS" Evening Worship. 80 y.
III. Preaching by pastor. Subj"rt. "Th"
Divine POTTER and the Vessel" Thanks
giving service Thursday morning. $50
=. IN. All persons nrc requested 10 hc
present at this service md render
thanks % Cod. Prayer meeting W"dn"s-
day. 30 r.. m. Scripture. First Cor
cntniIn$ 18th chapter. Subject. IN
dIrihuality In N~ltE!nn." Junior prayer
meeting. Wednesday,. : y. m. Ladies'
Ail society will meet In church To sew
Tuesday evening. C1rnl- rehearsal
Thursday evening. 80 II. N. Carl
Policy. director. These services ar"
upcn To tho public and all arc cordially
invited 10 attend.
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Christian church. MrMrth"n. CORNER
corner Fourth md Logan streets, par
,;rr>lE" fronting on Fifth street. =. ".
Fuller. Jr. minister. Phone number
Iaa-M. Morning worship. with K,hl"
school. 1000 70 ll:3G. I. T.. Freeman
and IT, {. Mulhrcw. suDcrr'"nlctis: !.
l.. S. 9. T.. Gas p. IN: Preaching sep
vlcc. 7:45 +. III. This Is III" :,ntiunl an
niv"cSary day and all The department
1t tho church w!ii actively 'uGHr" IA
lhn services Hnd all In",ulrr, Hmd
irI"ndH nc Go church nr" urged /" lie.
present. tm"ri":.n Fed tr"S~ III. S,!ry.
Prayer 'nrrliuG Wednesday, hi..ir .
ladies' Aid ,nrIc'y Thursday WIih .In"i,-
con at n"nn: IhuIr REHEARSAL tr'Ir%
evening.
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PATRIOTIC SERVICE
Service Flag to Be Unfur1ed at St
Paul'B Church Tomorrow
Evening.

on sunday. Nov. IS. the evening S"rv-
ir,. Will be devoted Ia suitable rccog.
milton Of tn" mon who have given them
solves Ia tho S"Tric" Of their country.
Mayor Nrstcr will read the names and
make y short address. Rev. J. u
Hunter nf Marietta. -. will Also speak
on Tho t'hurrh'S Duties and Opportun-
tiles in Tim" uf War" 4 cordial well
com" is extended To ali. Special muiSc
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SPECIAL SERVICES.

Elder Ebeling Of the Reorganlzedi
Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day.
Saints. Forty-second and Jacob streets!
who is former resident Of Wheeling;
and who has been actively engaged in;
missionary work for twenty years. VIII
hold special meetings every evening,
mex, week at 40 o'clock at which In.
tcresiing subjects will be discussed. The
public is cordially invited to attend. sf;SS
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Union Thanksgiving Service.

Union Thanksgiving service. in whicns
The First and Second Presbyterian ami
First and Second United Presbyterian
congregations will unite. will be held.
in the First United Presbyterian CHURCH
one door north OF postoffice. THURSDAY
morning ut 1920. Sermon by Charles
NJ. Robinson. pastor. The offering Will
be for the Children's Home Of Wheel
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ST. MATHEWS LUTHERAN.
Al2 Wnter Strcct. Benwood, W. Va

Rrv George j.. Helm. 2aS!"'. Tw"ui!-
firih Sunday after Trinity. N"v. -
90 II. IN, Sunday school and FIN"
class Frank KroSgrl. superintendent.
1870 NJ, special memorial services in
honor Or our church members who died
during tho past year. 7:I5 n. m. v"sr"-
services. Thursday ut 5 T.. IN. choir
rehearsal Saturday 1T IN. "at"chcli-
cal !nStrtiC ton.
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Wlrwood Presbyterian church. on
Twentieth street. Rev. T.. +. Carson.
pastor. Services for Sunday rs fol-
lows: Sunday school at $50 n. III
Morning service and preaching 1T
1":45: subject "Whcr> Our BLESSINGS
Com" From" Christian Endcavor AT
: q III. And in the evening at 7:ij
there VIII be the Thanksgiving service
given BY The church choir.
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Two MEETINGS AT THE COURT
THEATRE AND TWO AT LOCAL
CHURCHES SUNDAY.
Al! Meetings Will Be Free to Both Men
and Women With Real Live
Topics.


Il "',l"..E =. m.--t>IrSt Christian
'hUr"h. subject Thu Golden
TuIIrh
= "'rIu'h y. rn.---M":s meeting ~
Court. th,.rir'. suhi"rt: Am
erica Ia the Worlds Etitlr
'FRONT.'"
." =. r'"urrh Street NJ. +.
church. subject! "Fh" Measure
"f u Man,"
" "'"l"rk j.. m.--N Mass meeting 1T
court Theatre. S!:hJ""t. Joints
ia Nm,rI';,':, .Nrm"r."
Mondays Meeting.
Fer Wu',t"m "uIy. . tirlrck a. m.
First 'rtstrIHn church. sub
feet: instincts AMI Passions"
30 =. IN First Christian
rhurc&. Suli"ct 'NHEGinc
Wives au,! nvcri,carirg HuS-
bnI:d:s'
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wmwood Methodist Church.

Warw'od Methodist church. on -Four
t"cnth and NlrTo0d avenue. Rev. J. G..
Eurilsy. pastor: TIL" services for Sun
day: sunday school ~ 9:a5 4. IN; i.
9. L,onhart. superintendent The morn
inG preaching subject will lac our
Words" Epworth league at $50 p. m.
Leader. J. - Buckley. Preaching at
go p IN. by the pastor. Subject. Tho
Second Coming Of Christ"
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Thnrc win hr 4 community meeting
on Monday night ut s o'clock Mt the
Mozart EranE"liCal Lutheran church.
Th" Boy Scouts nr Mozart Park will b"
present under the leadership Of Scout
muster Edward Ncrr. The feature OF
'hc evening wilt be talk by Probation
Officer Frazier on the JuvCnilc Court.
\ largo attendance IS expected
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warwood Christian Church

Warwood Christian church on Seven
tccnth street The services for Sunday
viii to as usual 1iihn school II ?:i5.
Carl y. Caruthcrs. superintendent. Com
muniuH and song S"rvicc at II IL III.
Harry +. Boyd, Jr., Choristcr. Official
board WHrt!nG at 80 Il. m: impor tant
business will nc tllicn uT. All Of tho
members arc requested 20 b. present.
A. 80 p. n. song scrviC" aud sermon
by Elder Guy \. Pryor. The public Is
cordially invited 20 attend these scrv-
icrS.
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TO UNvE14 TABLET.

On Sunday 1T ST. James Lutheran I
church the annual memorial scrSlc..1
will he held. and q bronze tablet IN y
memory Of tho late Rev. 4. W. Werdsr
will Dr. unveiled. Rev. Walter E:t
Schcuttc will preach the sermon. ami 4
will take for his subject, The Blessed !
-
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ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
walnut Near Sixth, Idartin's Ferry.

Rev. J l.. Llnrhnrn. r'"t'r. '$rir-
~. Sunday" thu nv.t h"f"r" NhN"nl-
a IN h"Iy communion: 49, u. Ia.
! church school; 1850 G. ia. morning
prayer aud sermon; topic. stirring Up
, Our wills" 6:4s p m. Emmanuel Ri
HE c'ass IN GvNd r~n-oe arhi"rt for
div.tlSsi"r. what Ia "" M"nu l..
) saving 'rh.r 'l.: I:!hi" l. Ir>irr'.l"'
! 30 J.. IN. ,""uIuI prayer nnd .rHl".l.
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Il t'r:i = ciif.rrh. "i:irn Grove. !. l1"-
"a: ;';Sn r'.ciur Ti:"r" will h" %"ETlcc
TOMORROW. -, Su!.G,: h"tor" Advent. a:
iu.%u = ~. Sunhar s"i"vl at thrr"
=, clock in The at;"ru'n'!.
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FULTON EUBLE AND GREGGS-
VILE CIRCUIT
G2EGGSVIII,E MI. E. CHURCH

sunday sr:lru. at /" Il. IA; Preaching ut
: a. IA. Junior l"H=u" -; 2:3r =. IA:
i.p,yor;ir l..lEu" az -" =. IA: prayer
r,,...;.n., Tiur-.!;Ly "y"nIn> a; 30 =. IL.
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EURLE II z. CHURCH.

Sunday >"hnoi 81 T. m: preaching
a. :: =. IL: EpworlA l.a"I" Il; -" ~
~: prayer meeting. Friday 'T"ning AZ
: - T.. IN.
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FULTON II. E. CHURCH.

Sunday Srh"oi * > =. "a: Epw"rth
!sa@u,. Il. -" -. IA: preaching ~ :: 80
>. "a: gra .rr 'mr',.ar. Wednesday eve
r,n:. - 90.
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CAsToRIA Fahtsans uHaos Bears the n uz1-
In Use For Over 30 Years Of Aa<ZAzl<te!:
The Girl Who Knits---

She does Il useful service for an Individual
sodicr-but the girl who joins the ranks OF
Uncle Sans clerical force at Washington helps
the whole army! Besides she gets good salary
for her work.
Think of it, The L. S. Government is work
ing hard to FIJI positions that formerly had long
Waitng-Iists of applicants: and one girl from
this school (who went to Washington two weeks
ago. received her appointment almost lmmedl-
atelv after the examination!
The greatest need is for typewriter operators
and stcnographcrS. and every Tuesday an seX-
animation is held at the Postoficc to gatherup
The Wheeling recruits - still there are not
enough applicants.
The examination is not hard it has. in fact
been Simpliied rcccntlv-but it is better to pre-
pare Il little and be SURE, of yourself!
I have undertaken to help in this work, and
| have provided a special. short term OF prepar-
atory Strmtion--intcnSivc. personal instruc:
tion that makes the Civil Service cxaminationt
easy. it is exactly the kind of work YOU will be
called upon to do.
This class meets every Monday. Wednesday
and Friday evening at o'clock. Make up your
mind to study for at least ONE montll-but DO
1T NOW! W. B. ELLIOTT.
The Elliott Commercial School
The Hawley Building Wheeling
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and appropriate hymns will be sung bs
large vested choir and the congreEis
eion. 81
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N.r.y.n.: ,'lris'iou church. cnr"''r
IN .,r,e.l anI l:i"h7Dd a""nuc. S"r-
r-ic..s - u>ial .,.Nt LORDS Day. iihlc
S.,i",: 1T ":i- q. VI. Carl y. Car"thc7S'
.r.nr"ndrHf. Tn"f' not attending
l:Ih.,. yc!,"l arc I!,vit"d :" com" next
Sundry. W" !lav" classes for ali. old ara
yn,ii;;: Communion and S"nS SrTr!c" NJ
II =. -. iiarry T.. l:"yG. ST.. Chori$tcr;
official board In""Uni. at 1i:l" a. m.
ir,.nu;t:,ri t':vi,!.sS 10 L. taken Up all
iu..i:l".r> requested Ia H. Tfr%'u'. It
IN r. IA. :~,'s= service and CHvn"n by
slider Gag \. l'r!,,-. TIL" public cor
Gr:.ly invited 1" attend thcs', services.
S;;,,!ly school II, c:Th =" M: Prayer
r,,~etin: q: 5 O'Clock Thursday evening.
,tar....iiH S!rhrrt won tic cold medal ut
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Warwood Presbyterian Church,

the ora;orical c-ntest held in the Bap-
list Chapel Thursday, Nov. end.
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piano on our floor.
by d guarantee of
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PLAYER PIANO ROLLS
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
3 ROLLS FOR .OO|
ASK TO HEAR THE

entries stocks ewanfc
where ia HIGty
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gVOCALION PRICES
: $35 to $3.50
Period Designs
$215 to $4,000

Every instrument is a pro-
Three Million Dollars which
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muSr taking cssons feel the need Of music in the
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THE CHRISTIAN CECECK-ELN
CECv-

GECS<s.
Ha--. !; .t.,:so" ioS'o-. q a. III.
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DEATHS

ave. woodlypne N. J.... Int. private. Eversreen
PRR RyienSs may Sall Ihursi aew eve Of Daniel
Perry Relatives ana fSlends invited 70 funeral
ittyGfs int GfseaOod R 81 81 P GsS 5s5S n or'nn' "
oP PRITTF ELLEN p e. wife S5 q ESEs sSTdB
Y, French, aged @ 80. ReiStives % ana friends in.
yted % funeral services. az residence, Of par
Int. private RomSins Renal s. may Be viewed Wed
after D. m.
wife OF George w. Puryis. aged 81 Relatives
and friends lends invited to funeral services bTp
Friends may call Thurs. eve.
| otIACKBNBUsH--sud Oct 9, az hi.
Essidenee. 400 Chester ave- pr FIsE
bush. Int. Penn van. n. Y.
., FERT1G-oct. .. LOUIS FERT1G. aged CO.
/! Funeral at convenience OF family.
f. ri R3THPRfbiFsiEyER sEld h. Relatives and
! friends invited to funeral services Thuts;, 2
&. j, Int. private. Hsrleigh Gem. Friends may
call We'd. I to .. m.
! tnee Wilkinsl widow o. John j. Preston. Rels-
97 ana friends Iose5 Red % t9 FIsn
W, BaEtels, 1926 Tasker st. Int, Fsrnwood
Semd ,S Remains NAY Rsio be viewed We'd between
R9GERs.9.oet. = cATifARINE NJ, wife q
Mary Js6nP9sS q ElogFh castle tls15. Barr
10 SN9y0 iTeTRba Thurs M ma an9 Fe
non ST.. below Tasker; High mass Of requiem
Rt!RY.-ocy. :. ROSE, wife Of Philip $. Ruby.
age, o. Relatives and irieRIs INVITED 10 ,tl fu'
Pa. Int. Northwood Gem. Take 1902 p. m.
train ir9n, RgAd ing Iermlnal 70 AinbleT.,,,,
%. son Of John A. and Doliic schwoerer and
grandson Of Caroline and late Philip Stepp aged
.. Relatiyes and friends invited TO funeral
154t " 18Th st. Int private Mt, Vernon Gem.
HAN tnee Maionej, wife OF Francis shanahan
Relatives and friends. League of the Sacred
Heart, invited to funeral, Thurs, $50 a m.
20iO $. Croskey ct; Solemn requiem mass 81.
sHuI1NGsBURG.-oct 8. EDWARD H.,
mani. Relatives and friends. William McKin-
Icy Council No. 32G o. OF T. A.: Philadelphia
r. IT. and p + l., Of America Invited to ~.
moral sor,.i,cs Thurs . H. m 14SO w AIIr.
sheny ave. Int. private lli. Vernon Gem. Re.
msIf sIRTvER T1y pc yiCT'd Wedt dt&%, CATHERINE
a9" OF GeorEG iG iShryCr aged 81 Ee.s
Eri 5" M n, 'Si,,lT5it "a 'sya 10 tort WasbirrtoU
Pa Int private '''
SMSON.IOrt. 9. META sIN1soN. sister Of
Reistivss and friends invited 10 funeral, Thurs,
bad a.. M a''U pariors Of Emanuel Asher Son.
loST p,4iNH22kS SISL SdLo, e'; ~;
rasplT re snsaLinan Ssf agSd SO ReIatiyes and
friends invited q funeral. Thurs l$O r, M
GSysTi9Td t99%nshp' 9Sm near the Lase Int
t tSPIbLiLIiNGEH u I li3aeq. q.sor and Rs,SSi sr
son Ti ierg Josep pbsBsi amy psce
Gem; as, % and Ks, Lehigh a,e'' Thurs ESQ p. m.
GTitA u Oct q KATHRYN { wife Of
ra2yratrc r., A Stead eHd daUs6tcr of Anna ana
invitSd To- funeral Fri S:3O a M. 2S2T r.
GrToSEa, ST. Solemn reGuem mass st. Goluin.
ess Church AZ 10 r@ara Int private Holy SeDuI
STEINNiETZ. Oct I, JOSEPH. husband Of
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1905 N BROAD-Second-foor suite' p"-
bath; hOt-water heat. owner, Il
cHHEsTNUT 2OO9-Desirable rooms p'''r
sional offices. .....,,1
CHEsTNUT 2O85-Beautiful second-hoo,, 'siss ss
single rooms; priv. baths; steam hs,., n.
CHESTNUT, 19O4-Second- floor front sgss, ssgsssseoces
gle roomsi electricity, steam heati Is,.' ~ 80,
CHESTNUT, 2O48-Second-hoor SUITE N'
and bath; single rooms, electric hbht'-I,I. ~.
HAMPTON COURT (2O7 N. 35thl-pssssl,,er1,s
front room, bath, for gentleman 5saS ~
Apply 10 Janltor, or phone Preston 49, t....I
LARCHwoop AVE. 5O37-second-noor
LOCUST, 1929 Morton Apts. l-Furn.t naeeiic neiit
i. rooms. bath. with. without kten''- ~
MT. VERNON, 1881 second-story TON men rn
communicating or single; business $500
PINE. SO2-Large furnished rooms so''7
exposure, also single room; phohe,- -
SPRUCE, 2O22--Com, rooma with etne essnes'
hreplaee; southern exposurei sehtlen,t..,...I
WALNUT ST., 172L Beautifully lsl i'fs'aI
rooms; some with private baths; .nnes'
tral residence location; weekly fates.
WALNUT, 6O3G-Priyate family; deslrasp" n
every eonyehiencei quLet, refined ho hoil' l..
WALNUT, a0O5--2 single rooms. ne,
nlshed .nryate bath hot-water hea'I .
18TH, dl4t S.--Desirablo vacancy,
nt1ni Atnilema preferred phone
tela. IfQl N.- Room aud private 4a'
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EXTRAORDINARY

Opportunity for capitalist to procur.
right OF an invention fully covered Il. y
United states patent, which win net rov''
ties for years TO come; equals Bell ,oi..ssaF
or Ford automobile for revenue, v,,,,' ,,u,paon,
with principals only; write for private ,. ssa
view. Box @ 052. Ledger Central 'H''r'
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YOUNG MAN. 33, strong. active, .execr,,..
ity; ~ years general office ex q Tisayautlve AIN.
spondence; traffic work: good knovs,ffi corr.
Spanish; will invest several thousa "a ssays n
Central -oO' Ledger
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WANTED

ANTIQUE furniture, broken iewelryi soiIS tsoiSs,sP
yer. false teeth, feather beds. ,st iSee
735 Walnut. Phone Walnut IO20, hsss '.,s - +.
CAST-OFF CLOTHING; / am in a poss,.ussTrs s,srsrss
offer highest prices for gentlemen 1,es stresi
clothing OF all descriptions; also l taui' ete sl
and evening gowns, hats, shoes, iuIs. hsfoff
me call and give you my estihattte slvea
others; prompt and personal Attehsun Attehh nv a
TO all orders; will call day or eVenin65' ponllf
suburbs. Call write or phone bel'
b77l; open evenings.
CAST-OFF CLOTHING shoes & hats pes'A'
send postal. SNEIDMAN 922 Poplar Popl-,i,srs s,
FURNITURE. ETC, BOUGHT. KREEEs'aS Es'aS
1858 Girard ave-, Phia. Phone M ba ~.
OLD GOLD, silver plated ware. platinum AZ s
teeth, diamonds. keystone hets So'
WE BUY good furniture. rugs, piahn99ssst
Keys, 80th and Sansom, Belmont 4fl-. -
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BUSINESS SERVICE Co,:--aAccounttqnt-Cos
nd ststist; night audit, $40. BOokkeepers-
Sosl sos: several, SIS to $25, Clerks-Time
and mechanics, 500 order and correspondence,
500. shop, SIS; drug, ., Sl2; ship, Slj-S2O; re-
ceiVing, managing men, $50, Correspondent-
sales and adjusting, S25-S30. Chemist-
Young graduate, 500. Capable men. Free
ipteTyiews 1901 Land Title Building.
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BoNAz OPERATORS

BoNAz OPERATORS
FOR ESBRoIDERING NAMES ON NAPKINS
AND TOWELS GOOD WAGES, BosTwIcK-
PATTERSON CO.. SGD AND Barring SITS.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE .

Four women with initiative. individuality
and originality wanted BY one Of Chicago's
Oldest and best st-known business institutions
for hish-srade travelling positions in educa-
tiOnal work. Acceptable applicants must be
high school education and be between % and
40 years Of age; preference given to teachers
or those who have had normal school or col
lege training; business experience unneces-
sary, as will train those accepted and pay
salary from start; this Is special work of a
school nature, affording short hours, the op-
portunity to travel south during winter and
steady advancement; kindly give full informa-
ton concerning age, education and previous
nllan. IS T.. Washington st., Chicago, H.
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ENGRANER--Wauted, a trst-Class man on let
ters and monOgrRms on Jewelry ana silver
ware. Apply NJ l5i, Ledger Central
ERRAND BOY white. over 10; steady position;
chance for advancement. Ask for Mr.. Powers
1872 $, 11th ST.
JANITORS, experienced. sober and industrious
Appl, Electric Storage Battery. 18th and AL
leghcuy ave. ..-.---
LABOR FOREMAN, engineering departm
Apply e. l. du Pont de Nemours q Co, on
construction work; rate $40, per hour; II work
lustifes will increase TO 69C; 10 hours per
dav: must undergo physical examination also
incubation. Apply No. Gate Carneys
Point. n. y.
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AUTO SUPPLIES AND REPAIRING

VULCANIZED and USED TIRES
PEltCH CO., 1927 PARAMOUNT AVE.
REGAL REPAIRS AND PARTS. oBAY Auto
REPAIR, $40 DIAMOND ST.
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OLD GOLD
STORAGE

MILLER NJ BROAD STORAGE CO.. Broad a.
Lehigh ave- new fireproof addition; rooms hli. NE II
proof; furniture and china packers autoln,syase sase
vans; estimate free. Bell phone Diamond Nv.
MILLION dollar concrete fireproof wareh9gas.'
finest In the world for furniture; Ib5a bsr fss0
N. Phila. Storage Co., 2O33 Lehlso' pla, -
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

cpAnTTATE NURSE desires position as SUPER
vising or matron in institution; salary; $50
per month and expenses. ADDRESS NJ +.
ton 5443.
TADy Of education and culture desires position
snneryisng housekeeper companion or care of
notherless children or any position OF trust
having clerical and executive ability; yPex-
centionable credentials. NJ 1853 Ledger Central
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AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE

TO HIRE-Day or night, brand-new 5-passenEer
touring cars, $1.25 hour new 7-passenRsr
limouslnes. 81. 80 hour .upi weddings. funersis
a specially 1888 Ridge ave Bell phones;
stone. Park 1882 Special rates BY day ~