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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-27

found the pitchers
National League there noticeable depression
his 1907 mark
Cobb forced the National
1906 when he had
him
leading during Cobb
finish
Cobb
While the head Cobb
Crawford Ed Deehanty oe
q
FTyIERE
Speaker jackson Collins virtually
American the National
National had different
twice Sherwood
during the last eight years-Eofman Miller
cravah Becker. Luderus, McCaSty and Hornsby.
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AND BOWLERS ARE
DOING THEIR BIT TO SWELL
THE 100000 AMBULANCE FUND
George H. Sutton, "Handless Wonder" Begins
Series of Six Games-Eleven Bowling
Teams in Twelve-Hour Tourney

DLLIARDISTS and bowlers who are
- enlisted in helping to swell the fund
for ambulances for service in France
have been much encouraged by the
awakening of interest during the current
week. Roomkeepers throughout the city
are showing their sincere sympathy for
the cause by preparing for events which
are designed TO help Phlade 'phia hold
up its end in the campaign which Is
being conducted all over the country.
This week promises to be busy one
Judging by yesterdays doings. George
II. sutton, the "handless" wonder and
one of the most remarkable balk-line
players In the history of the game, In
augurated his series of six matches at
Al ingers Academy. Joe Mayer and
Frank Jones engaged in fifts-pont
exhibition in the three-cushion tourney
at the Regent and eleven teams Of
bowlers competed in a twelve-hour mara
thon billiard tourney at the Keystone
Al'eVs.
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Sutton Easy Winner

George Sutton easily triumphed IN
,wo games of 200 points each at 1872
balk line at Allinger's Academy. In the
AFTERNOON he defeated otto Reiselt 200
20 az. sutton ran out in his ninth in
ming with an unfinished run of IS. which
nroyed to be the high inning of the
match. The score was:
sutton /, ., 3, l, IS. 8. 13. 70. 7s.
Total. 200.
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Scranton Releases Lew Eros

SCRANTON Pa. Dec, 27,-Manager
Kane. OF the Scranton basketball team. has
hon. formerly with Carbondale. in place of
Lew. Frost. of Trenton. The latter must
be let out by Scranton on December 81,
when the two-professional rule again goes
into effect.
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Record Score of 67

a few months ago this indefatigabla
student of the game achieved n wonder
full golfing feat-he went around the
Exmoor course at Chicago in 81, 33--67
This 67 is Il record for the course, and
any one who has ever played at IIXmoor
knows what it means
The man who made this extraordinary
round is T. l.. Smith, champion of a
Chicago local club.
There is n raj attached to this little
sketch. It ought to mean encourage
ment to the hard worked and enlighten-
rlent to the beginner who expected to
end himself n finished golfer at the end
Of twelvemonth. No matter what ones
natural aptitude for the game may be,
he will find the road to championships
long and difficult. but in golf. as in other
and graver things, perseverance has its
reward.
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departments-the
diamond Cobb batted 6s and Keee
OF
~ against 1867 for Keee.
n through
supremacy
and whe
turned in 12 saes for batting
ugging of
smuggling This had
his hitting
~ number of bases.
q produced
in
men made 80 In 2s for 32 Cobbs
n6n a4s hits 14s for .42O
fI9ssm record of
1887. that
Only Held Hitless in TICenty-four Games This Year
Ty
that number
hitess three
a doubeheadsr and of
September H. Cicotte failed
attempt During through
which hit hitting
Fsber White sox. year.
y>tro hits
He fourti tinesu
q }pE - he made four singles and triple OF
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&. b4soNh sssat. hacked by the 6harlestown Nav
Yard 10 permit piaying OF Sunday baseball
needs only the Endorsement OF Governor Me
call. Considering the, large number Of for
hsrs nj military campo, II Il believed inter-
81 IN Inc geInss would rival that Of srsan-
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BIS RECORD OVER TWELVE
2ARS' SPAN GIVES HIM CLAIM
|O GAMES GREATEST PRODUCT
HE Keeler Only Man to Dispute Tvs Bat
ling Supremacy for Dozen Seasons, But
Georgian's All-Round Work Superior
The GIorH of Iris and Grandeur of tn

then
the Batting Eye
that
~ called grandeur that Is IT,
1e>d the htt-dndmiss.
mow The CRY One ndauadc from frame,
clory thu Is Men md the foht
I the
theD into the night;
this
81 Xoms poIed out.
k glory that is Trts
Il ~ the mighty Jubilee; And the grandeur that Is IT,
Is& -GRANTLAND RICE
Cobb regular has he failed
hitting Three different schools OF
s his and against all he demonstrated
and brlncy
player the game yet
tweveyear regular in which he won
wonders
Crawford George Stone Of the old
Jackson and Eddie Collins of the modern class
baseball Only three
batting list the Ban john
while in the National seven different
campaign Cobb beat
Of tied and
by the leader in the parent organization
will question the Geogans supremacy
wonders but conditions
with the opposition which Cobb has been
all
Joined Tigers in the the
those days and gained
expenditure Of only $780, Ty played
of O He
he finished fifth
the
Georgian Yankees
Griffith pilot
simply couldn't Cobb lie
has him often snce-and to his
AT oil twenty his
k11so7
American League flag Cobb turned in 1850
registered by Wagner in topping
s and the Of this pair Of bamen which
responsible pennant Detroit
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Mayer Defeats Jones


Joseph Mayer won the opening match
in the home -and-home competition t.
decide the three-cushOn championship
of the city, which was decided at the
Regent Academy last evening. Mayer's
opponent was Frank Jones and the score
was 5O-i9. Jones had Il chance to an
mex the honors. but was kissed on his
fiftieth point. The match was refereed
shy wild Bll' Donovan. formerly man
ager OF the New York Yankees.
Seventy-six innings were necessary to
determine the winner. Mayors high run
, was five and Jones four At the con-
cluson of the first ten innings Jones led
Sc; but at the termination of the
twentieth, Mayer was leading by 22-I2
He maintained this advantage for some
time and Jones deserves credit for his
good, uphill work. The score at the end
of the thrtieth inning was 25-19, fiftieth,
1929; sixtieth, 44-35; SEVENTEEN, ASIA,
and ended 50-i9.
Tonight, at the Penn Academy, Otto
Reiselt will meet John Darhleman, and
tomorrow evening at the Academy Par
lors Harry Cline will tackle John f.
Cannery.
Thirty-eight dollars was the receipts,
| eight of which. however, were the pro-
ceeds of game at the st. COLUMBIA c.
| &. between Charles Harmon, Pennsyl-
vania pocket billiard champion and
Charles Church.
The campaign by the billiard men is a
/ countrywide movement. and 5000, 1000 is
/ the minimum sought to provide a hun
dred fully equipped ambulances. 1t is
the intention of the directors to send
the first ambulanceS to the larger cities
and exhibit them with the purpose of
| stimulating interest in the movement,
which has the Endorsement of prominent
army officials. The national association
Is headed by Maurice Daily, the origina-
tor Of the idea. The treasurer is Wilson
p. Foss, former national amateur cham
pion: secretary, ii, Osborne. and man.
ager, the Rev. G.. A. Humphries. All are
of New York. The local organization is
headed by the Rev. Thomas w. Davis
Ex-Congressman John r. E. Difenderfer
of Jenkintown, is vice president. So
Allinger Is treasurer and NJ. j. Costa
secretary.
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Elliott and Trucks Win

The twelve-lNur bowling marathon at
the Keystone alleys was won by Elliott
and Trucks. who rolled total of 52s3
I'm twenty-seven games. Eleven teams
were engaged in the competition ana
good gallery witnessed the event. y"
admissIon fee was charged. but those In
attendance voluntarily contributed to-.
ward the ambulance fund. Trucks LED
with the highest single-game score Win
o47. The winning team. Elliott ana
Trucks, assumed the lead at the end OF
the fourth game and maintained it to the
finish. They are members or Maneto'
and BAILEY and Smedley bowl for Wynd-
ham. The winners gladly returned a
ncrcentage of the. trophy money TO the
general fund. The first two teams gave
s5 the third SO and Dynes and Guest 81.
II was announced by Thomas G. Jones'
,o.retarv of the bowling section of the
buliardists' ambulance committee, that
another meet between two all-star teams
ronresenting this city and New YORK
,,,o,,ld he held about the middle of Janu-
ary, The results follow:
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,,;rG The g5!g1est g?g; tOSfis %ffs: single
and Elps5 pc,hs e RHnfsn I%sntS
t,SSree games. George Hin. Of the Tigers.
save ST for the privilege OF opening the
donation box.
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Reiselt--O, 3, II. 10, II, 13, 0, 10, 8.
Total. G7. @
In the evening sutton met John Esler,
and 1t necess.tated him going eleven
innings to compile the necessary 200
points. lie started off much better than
in the afternoon. but fell down in the
iirst, ninth and tenth innings. The final
figures were 200 to 81. Score by innings:
Esler---i, 0, l, ., l, o, 0, 10, 8, Q. Total,
81.
Sutton--O. IS. 1G. 40, 10, Q. /, o, 0, &c.
Total, zoo
sutton will play at AllinGer's Academy
both today and tomorrow in afternoon
and evening matches
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WINTER GOLFER
SCORES RECORD
Man Who Practiced In
doors Has Card of 67
at EXmOor
PLENTY OF PRACTICE
BY CHARLES (Chick) EVANS, JR.

About three .venrs oyo this vin,er 7
no,iced .r .,,A ,,A,,.,...,, , -,
"'' ''' '"
"o'h'ns gorer NJ inc ina '0r golf school
/ was told that he went thcre regularly
and was worl Ing at the game in an
earnest and intelligent manner. He ap
rarently was one Of those WI, never
goes Into anything except to do Il well
do not know how long he had been
playing before ] met him, but he was 50
energetic and thoughtful bout his work
at the golf school that IL was impossible
not 10 NOTICE H. pc missed no oppor.
tu'i'ies 70 improve, and when any OF
tno iohEti'ne golters VINO had made
tner repu alton came in TO play he was
very opserVant or their game and asked
many questions.
iAe Following summer l saw and heard
uttIe OF MN, because | d not pay NJ
MS cruz. but In an open tournament he
defeated some of our best players and
won the final. ! was much pleased with
MS victory, because / knew he had
worked at the game Indoors.
E. MT.
heP' hignt at IL
The second winter I again saw him a,
the golf school and no was stilI worl,ing
away and with n much i'm ,r,ved syinf,
learned that ne pract 'ced every nom
hour. and ,pht hero ~ is ,yoIl to et.to
that he 10 IN hueiross ava 10 ,o,a5 Co.
his close appIiration 70 II All ,ba,
winter he kent st,adiIv on M bis ga,no
and did not seem 10 bother whether bo
could see improvement or NOT II is
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hetter as he nears the crown. n he
would not compa-e with the old school,
ne at least outshines the new.
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NEW YORK, April e5.

The short interests IN the stock market squeezed in oa ~
everything in their own hands for that ev rer ]
FACTOR no matter
states steel Corporation
apparent that all the
the Street and the manner lifted bore n
stampede y the oears
11SA This caused in the a,
mere to
IN vhcha overwhelmed short beencr
had special
kn Morgan Co. had order on which
bought about l2OOo shares
trading selling "a ,o
trading Bethlehem
bonds fairly
attention Pennsylvania
Railway @ traded
hudng in United States Rubber a ss1A to sSI,. ~
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Government Copper Order Soon

NEW YORK. April 25.--It was learned
today that the Council of National Defense
is making up specifications for several times
the amount of copper heretofore ordered by
the Government. 1t Is said that the price
paid will be approximately 10 cents more
than the figure on the first order, or about
25 cents a pound
Investigation is alleged to have revealed
that England and France obtained copper
from this country at price lower than
Great Britain paid for the Australian metal,
and as the Government learned that the
cost of producing has advanced materially
II was virtually decided to pay what might
Be considered a fair price for the next
block purchased. The order from the Gov
ernment, 1t is now expected, will be closed
within the next week or two, virtually all
the details having been arranged.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Finley Acker Company. regular quarterly Of
~ per cent on the preferred stock. payable
Standard OIL Company of Celitorni, REGULAR
quarterly Of 81. 50 u share. payable June IL to
stock Of record May -; - ,,.
regular quarterly of Ia per cent on the pre-
tarred stock and y per cent on the common
stock. both dividends payable Nav 10 to stock
OF EIgio National watch Company. quarterly Of
. per cent. payable May l to stock of record
'Eastern Steel Company. regular quarterly Of
~ ncr cent on it's first and second preferred
stocks and ga per cent on its common stock
Trussed Concrete Steel Company regular
quarterly Of ~ per cent on the preferrnd stock
pn vable .Jur, 70 stock ot record May 20
qua orteriy of Ia per cent on the preferred
stock. payable May II to holders of record
Montreal Light Heat and Power COMPANY.
rs,,aI nnarteriy of 2 per cent, payable May II
TO holders of record April 80.
Cedar Rapids Manufacturing and Power 'om-
able May II to holders of record April 80.
Civic Investment and Industrial COMPANY,
usual quarterly OF ! per, per cent payable May Ia
Chicago Mill and Lumber Company. regular
qua rterly of Ia per cent. payable May 10 to
holders OF record April 30
record at the close of business April 30.
Pressed Steel car Company. quarterly OF Sl,I
n share on the common stock and regular quar-.
tcrly dividend OF s1.T5 a share on tn" preferred
stock This IL the same as three months ago:
Common dividend !s payable June q to stock OF
May stock iS anf a record MAY
Pennsylvania Railroad. regular quarterly ot
III per cent. payable May 81 to stockholders of
Norfolk and Western Railway. regular quar-
terly OF lN per cent on the common stock.
payable June II to stock OF record May 81.
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Trading Is Slow, but Feeling Confident
Americans Sag Little

LONDON. April 25. - While trading in
securities on the Stock Exchange continued
slow today. the feeling remained confident
on further favorable war news The UNDER
tone generally was firm
Gilt-edged investment Issues we're strong
In spots. 'Fhe revenue of tho United King
dom last week was fo12o,ooO and the ex-
pendtures f43,09l. 600 Outstanding Treas
ury bills increased f39,679, 900 Temporary
advances repaid to the Bank of England
were f20.00O.00o.
Americans were Inclined to sag. following
the market at New York, and Canadian Pa
cihcs were affected In sympathy. Grand
Trunks and Argentine rails were irregular
accordingly as they were Influenced by earn
ings.
Allied bonds were firm. Mexican descrp-
tions were cheerful and moved upward
on the whole. the minin.s group was hard.
Bank rharcs were strong
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BRISK DEMAND ON CURB FOR WAR ORDER
STOCKS MAKES THEM ACTIVE AND STRONG


and
Reduction 6 Lake Torpedo from to
the
of
Victoria
and1 A
m A
at to
8 and 2cents.
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INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS
MONEY.LENDING RATES

NEW YORK-Call money opened Lending
ehd renewing az per cent high 4. low q
nst 2, close 2 to 2n, ruling rate per cent.
The market for time money on collateral
was not appreciably changed as to rates
o. conditions today. Business continued
o. moderate scale.
industrial loans were quoted at 4h per
sent Tor 60 days, Az per cent for three ana
lopr months and 4kQ5% per cent for f've
snd six months. On good mixed Sh O. per
ssnt is quoted for 60 days and 4@4A per
sent for longer 'maturities.
\ Prime bank aceptances are slow at 3A @
per cent for eligibles and 4Q3h per cent
~ ineligibles. /,
.fHILADELPHIA-Call, ca per cent
.auune, W. d5 per cent. Commercial paper
wee to six months. Az Q4% per cent.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, April 2b.-Beyohd Stead!
tone and moderate volume OF dealings th'
foreign exchange market showed niue O
M feature at the outset. Demand sterling
showed an Improvement of about % points
cables were unchanged at 4.76 ZIG. f.onl
sterling was also unaltered at nominal quo
tations of 4.72 for sixty-day bills and 4.7'
for ninety-day bills.
other quotations were;
Demand sterling 4,7b,
Franc cables 5.70h, checks 5,1lh
Lire cables G. 80, checks 6.9l.
Swis cables 5.1s, checks 514,
Guilder cables Al. checks 4ON.
Ruble cables 2s,40. checks 1888.
Pesetas cables 21.75, checks 21.6b.
Stockholm cables 2s.7O, checks 1850
Cbristiania cables 29,20, checks $500
Copenhagen cables 2S.25. checks 2s,l5.
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LOST AND FOUND

CROSS Lost. Monday, on Market or Chestnut
SITS. between Sth and 18th, small gold cross
marked +. W. III and Salus; reward, So. RE-
turn to :. Mannheim Apts, Queen lane, Gtn.
PIN-Lost. diamond and platinum safety pin,
diamond mounted on one end reward. ]. T..
caldwell CO., chestnut aud Juniper sts.
STOCK Trust Certificate No. 20 for 100 sharcs
Of stock OF Guardian Tr Co, OF Kansas CITY,
Application has been made for new certificate,
rlltE-Lost. on Lancaster pike. endurance tire
On RIM t33xD reward, Can Paul Stull. SIC
Morris Blig
wATCH--Lost. sunday. engraved gold watch
Reward B 231. Ledger Office.
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: i'm the March position.
Sugar Prices Changed

NEW YORK, April 26.--Fine granulated
rama ms unchanged with the American su-
rar Refining Company quoting az Leoc'
The company. however, announced the fol-
lowing price changes on It's special sraces
Of hard sugar: Cut LOAF, sc. up 90 pV,nts sa.
IN ss points powdered. 7.7oc. up . points !;
"a % nSard and coarse powdered, 7.Sbc up
: noInts. other refners continue out OF
the market On nns grsnulatsd. Tss s ''sse n
ssis 81 spot Cuban raws was ~ stsc' ~
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO. April o5.--IIOGs-Receipts. 20 900.
Market slow 81 lower. Mixed and butchers,
SIS 10 q i5 so; good heavy, sI51o@15.s5; rough
heavy. 15.1O015.30; light, s14. .45G $50: pigs.
So 75 % i3 40; bulk. $15.40m15.75.
CATTLE--Receipts, 10000. Markets steady
to 1Oc higher. Beeves, s9@13;40: cows and
heifers s5 II 10; stockers and feeders. 81 10
a 10; Texans. sSa 10. 60: calves, sS@l2.
SHEEP-Recepts. 10000. Market strong.
QDl6. 80.
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NEW WORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK April 25.--The market for
coffee fu .ures opened active this morning
/ TO 4 points higher. with sales amounting
to about 16,500 bags There was .tair ue, o.
Interests with most Of the business trans
acted being in the March position.
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EK PRICES ADVANCE AS SHORT
INTERESTS ARE FORCED 10 COvEp
Bear Traders Bettle Effect of Extra Dividend on Stool
Common, but After Selling Thousands of Shares
the Price Moves Upward
High Points in Todays Financial No,,s

Stocks strong IN Wal street. pe,e forcc5 a., 49, -
bhe e M marorder stocks strono on Cu
whea Teccnea "oS ~ Ccdgo high uv o cn
Cotton hgher Cnted Gas improvement So az n
ending Nth March Phddepha an
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-25

Totai sales 0l4 800 shares. compared with
sad aOO yesterday, thus far this wsek, go. 900
shares; same period last week. i.'si'soe shares.
.nx d,yidehd: Havana Elsstric Lisht snd
Power, g: do iprfferred, y; consohdatse Coal
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HELP WANTED--MALE

ASSISTANT wanted in Photographic depart't
Williams, Brown a Earle. Inc, 01S Chestnut
BAKER AND PASTRY COOK wanted; a sober,
reliable man with experience In resort hotels:
nosltion for the summer season; must be good
on bread. rolls pies. puddings and desserts;
AIRY wanted. Address NJ 203, Ledger Office.
BOY OVER 10 YEARS OF AgE FOR Ed.
TSBLlAL ERoM PPiY MISN rd MR. RAiEIdHH ar
RStETTHHitR RSStKTH tRfEook. 90 'cIiEsFEHttir u. ''A
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RAILROAD EARNINGS

kra for Ampsro Mining Company
q comseny & ~Pl. ~ dsclar.d Z II ( regular
y dividend of per cent and an ex'
lpR1 - 4 ~ cert, hoth payahie
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT experienced bookkeeper and cost
clerk. thorough, allaround office man. capable
full charge; best references + 042, Ledger
Genital
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%sT Gsn OYER ID SIkSeE ron
M IED6E E r. oFFicE. fffra

qlIgs, poIs WANTED FOR NIqiiT WORK; r
ESSSsfEfasBbSFh $5s EssESi 5SEicA: EFFfssra FIFTH
boys; good opportunity TO learn attractive bust
ness ,s orerns SPLENDID future; must be ~ ysnrs
p ssi. Ledger ofiice.
BOYS wanted.A large manufacturing compsny:
Tor Advancement. Atlantic Refining Co. siii
BOYS; i0 years o. age; @ IS wanted for for piece. sCe
ST Sc feeen B. bdsshe Sn psd do Sh sr% AND %
BOYS wanted, 10 years and over SO and SIC % per
water and Snyder ave. -.
BOYS wanted. day work. Apply 9th floor. ooe
f0r steady work on drsdoGk eonstrHSiIoS Nav Az
at end G4yi" e sTee. s ns
cnA~FeMd sober Single Proissan S wS
to hoTs Mns ASaressp ssp swns
age. .cxpcrionce, vases and references, =. o.
snGwedgss Ss Of %ssSrs' Lea cen sas'
500 Chestnut st. NTH floor, ----..
| CRAFTSMAN Young man, with some experi-
ence in heating work. NJ loI' Ledger central:
wages $40. 72s Cherry. ---.-
| FARMaANps wsnted, capable ana sober, white
na state 'Gs0rpH Gmpoymen, e % Bureau i5is xreS e.
| FOREMAN for silicate OF soda manufacturing
| wanted who construct and operate small
initial plant Ec nsr orr ni n tSs
| business, Address Chemicals. T. ., Box o2l
| New York ------
FREIGHT HANDLERS wanted, 100; wages 25c
| per hour regular time; SOC per hour nights
sundays and holidays; plenty OF work. Apply
| Stevedore Pier "a. 5 Deiaware ,,,. ave, Mer-
| GARDENER and general man wanted on gentle
| mans private country place, near Philadel-
Me% Mm MhS TS5ls Too ga iaacCf Chestnut snG ST.
| Walnut 25o0
| GARDENER. first cass married and sober ten
wages and rcfertnces + s56, Ledger Central.
| HAND SANDERS
| VICTOR TALKING MACHINE CO.
| Hand sanders
| BORING machine operators
| Hand jointers
| Band re-saw flers
| Machine carvers
| Veneer iointers
| Hardware filters
| Double head moider operators
craftsmen with woodworkins experience
| Window cleaners
| Stevedores and lsborers
| Apprentice boys. over lS
| Office boys 10 years and over
| 4S-hour-wcek schedule
| Physical examination necessary. Apply
| Victor Talking Machine Co
| Application Office, 81 Cooper St, Camden. Nj
ICE CREAM MEN and helpers wanted In ice
cream department; good wages steady work
:. GsSs aSd. "eeN Or""0 iC0 efe"n Co., -''
INsuRANCE--Young man. several years un
derwriting exp, familiar with accident life
SS now located % ou,olde s city % i67 pY ledger % on
KlTCHENMAN. colored.. s25 per month ans
board; room out. University Hospital. 34ti
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PERSONALS

SACRlF1CE--l.adles perfect white diamond
SOLITAIRE ring; about ~ carat: Si5. McCutcheu
6l2 Bulletin Building.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-25

Total sales. So. .0eS. 100, compared with SS.s5?.-
600 yesterdav; thus far this weak, S9iO1 900
same per,od last week. SI1 400 900.