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La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-30

QueSte due letue moi lie dedl- I
chiamo al signor Giacomo Cam .
poniolo, il Quale, non potendo an
cora, col suo compagno, dimenti-
care il roSeo Sogno fatto sui de
naro della Banca del Figli d 'lta-
liza. da confdente private, ha,
oueSta volta, malamente mfor-
mato il Suo degno AMIGO, il dege-
nerato. che puI essendo il colTot-
to da tutti conoSciuto, una volta,
Quando, per Sbarcare il lunal1o,
Oil 81 fece la propOSta di recarSi
in bottega, dove, con 10 Specchlo
Jdietro il merlo da pelare, di infe-
ice memoria, avrebbe potuto
guadagnare al giuoco, il sicario
ebbe uno Scatto di tierezza e, vol
to al proponenti, rispose:
SOno quellO che SOnO, ma a
uuesti eSpedienti vergOgnOsi non
q SOnO ancora ricOrsO. PiuttOSto
mi fO anticipare cinquanta dOlla-
ri al primo che incOntrO e non Ii
reStituiScO mai, ma Ia vOStra pro-
pOSta mi fa arrOSSire.
II SignoT Camponiolo, glacche
ci troviamo a parlare di lui, CO.
me fra non motto Iiprenderemo a
pa.lare del Suo compagnO, ia an
che professions di sincerita; ma
mentre 81 Sdilinqua fino ale MI
doila, non ha poi ritegnO, pertino
nei pubblici Iitrovi, di vomitare
Ia sua mai repressa bava veleno-
sa, contro lie persone di cui 81 pro-
fessa AMIGO Sviscerato, sincere e
leale.
Ecco intanto due lettere che
inchiodano ALA gogna quel'as-
sasSino che ucciSe la prima mo-
gle: che conuibui a far mOrire
bruciato un suo figlio ed ora a.
spetta di fare un'altra vittima
con la speranza di una nuova do
te.
SignOr Giuseppe Di SilvestrO
Grande Ven. dell'Ord. Figli dit.
Per 10 State di Pennsylvania
Egregio Fir. Di SilvestrO,
SOnO motto addOlOratO per al
cune vOci che vannO circOlandO
neIla cOlOnia, che in OccaSiOne del
banchettO in OnOre della MissiO-
ne Italiana, lei, mel suggrerire al
Console Cav. Gentle nOmi del
Grandi Ufficiali, dimentic0, o
non pens0 di fare il miO nome,
quale CuratOre Supreme.
Ora lei non pOteva fare il miO
nome, una volta che Sapeva da
me, come al SindacO fu pTeSenta-
to il miO nome dal vescOvO Joseph
Berry della Chiesa MetOdista E.
piscOpale; ed Oltre a clio, il mic
nome fu datO, unto a quelli del
Reverend A. StasiO, ]. Panetta e
Della CiOppa dal Rev. DR.. H. RO-
berts. Quindi lie calunnie gil at,
tacchi cOntrO di lei sOnO ingiusti
tantO piu che fra me e lei vi {
Stata Sempre una Sincera amici'
zia di Stima di riSpettO e st
niCuttC pei SUIT lttlitttO itttSt NSoS q
creare dissidii discOrdie ira
moi, questa volta esSi PhannO sba'
gliata.
Invece 10 e gil altri ministri e
vangelici sappiamO bene, come
nOstri nOmi furOnO radiati dalls
lista degl'invitati da chi 81 pro
fesSa protestante fra gil ameri
cani buOn cattOlicO romano frs
gl'italiani che presto sara sma
scheratO pubblicamente.
Con miei sinceri ed affettuO
81 Saluti, mi creda sempre
SuO Aff.mO in L. L. F.
y. A. SABBARESE
CuratOre Supr. o. F. d. |
Phila., Pa, l LugliO 1917
EgregiO Sig. DirettOre
de LA RagiOne"
La prego di pubbIicare la pre-
sente dichiaraZiOne. con Iinvitt
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VITE PARALLELE
La CdVdllGttd G il DR..
CuridngiOIO

Motif ci domandano chi sia mai
colui che scrive sulla "Cloaca"
della decima strada, nasconden-
dosi soto 10 pseudonimo di Gu
riangiolo; Sc forse non sia quel
tale figlio bastardo di Esculapio
che, all'epoca del famoso ed indi-
menticabile giolnaletto II Ribel-
le, aveva assunto il nome di Sata-
ma, rievocando quel mostro di
bellezza del Carducci.
Gitta la tonaca
Martin LuterO
Gitta tuoi vincoli
Uman pensiero.
Via PaspersOrio,
Prete, il tue metro,
No, prete, Satana
No lorna indietro.
II nome di Satana, nella sua ri
bellione contro Geova, non 81 ad-
dice al bastardo di Esculapio, il
quale ha Sempre vissuto di stri-
sciamenti di salamelecchi ed e
uomo di nessun valore.
Oppure CuTiangiolo e la caval-
letta devastatrice?
- = x
Non importa sapere con preci-
stone chi 81 nasconde sOtto L
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CT telegrafanO

Da Philadelphia, in data
corTente, indirizzato a La Rag
ne, ci e pervenuto un telegTs
ma, visible mel nostro Uffc
mel quale e detto:
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Una raccOmandaziOne

Quando i coloni sentiranno.
il degenerate non riceveTa p.
trenta pezzarelle ricattate
settimana, allora essi stianO
tent ale tasche al suo passag.
MOI
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Extra
Extra!


La ClOaca annunzia che 4
essendOvi piu candidate al ric.
to, smettera la sue pubblicazif
II telegTamma e firmatO
L. Prevede
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II truffaldinO
ColOniale
II testamentO di Giuseppe
De AntOnis

II povero Giuseppe De Anto
mis-, che conduceva un'agenzia h
navigazione fra lie 10 e lie II Sta
de in Christian, e morto.
Prima di rendere la sua amin,
a Dio, ha chiamato presso il Sr
letto un notaio al quale ha detta
ia la sua ultima volonta.
II notaio e il noto ragionie
coloniale, il ladro patentato dg.
la Banca Cont da quella Sea-
napieco.
II povero De Antonis, in r
momento di debolezza nella m
vita, aveva commesso la dabls
nagg.ine di farsi truffare $50 d.
lari dial degenerate, dial comps
di San MARITIME, dial magnaccia
Egli s'era Sempre luSings
che quella somma gil sareE
stata restituita. Quando, pero, &
/ partendosi da questo monde, e-
ripenso ALA truffa subita, vC
dettare al nOtaio lie seguenti e
stuali parole testamentalie:
Gil uItimi venticinque sold {.
miei $50 dOllari pOssanO seryr
al degenerate per cOmperarsi ,
ma cOrda, del sapOne ed I'm gf
clio per appiccarsi mel cellare 4
prOStribOlO di FiOrina, Onde
pubblicO pOssa essere liberatO z
celeDerI'imO truffatOre.
Una Iettera da Chicago
Carlo De Saints di Philadelp
ha ricevuto da Suo genero NJ
scenzo Di Domenico, resident
Chicago, una lettera con la q
lie 10 autolizZa a farsi restituI
dial degenerate 271 dollari d
prontatigli tanto tempo ia.
II De Saints 81 e subito rec
dial degenerate, ma quest al
domanda di restituzione ha lis
sto:
Scrivi a tue generO e miO col
pare NascenZO di DOmenicO, q
gil che 10 ripagher0 appena sal
in pOssessO della dOte della nj
terra mOglie.
II De Saints, esterrefatto a !
mile Tisposta, dubitando che
, degenerate non avesse fatta
sua seconda vittima, 81 e reCa
a denunziarlo ALA polizia.
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Infatti lie previsioni 81 SON,
parte avverate, perche la ClOl
in mancanza di merli, ha prog
ditto riducendo il numerO 0.
pagine. La fine e dunque pro
ma.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

CHAUFFEUR = Young man. single refined
Protestant, well educatedt age aS years, 8
years experience repairing and driving any
make car. desires position; can furnish best OF
references Address Box 10. Lansdowne. Pa
CHAUFFEUR, married, white, wishes private
position; best Of reference; minor repairs. q
347, Ledger Central
CHAUFFEUR, single; strictly temperate; 8
years, experience driving and repairing. F
Sal, Ledger Central
CHAUFFEUR, Al, white, single; do shop re-
pairs; reference. 1922 N. Edgewood w Phila
CHAUFFEUR wants pos. with priv. fam. good
careful driver; AL refs. A 309 Ledger on
CLERk-Available after Feb. 10. services of a
gentleman equipped by nature and developed
by experience of more than IL years service
r In the duties OF hotel room clerk chief
clerk and front office executive; l will prove
valuable to an institution maintaining a high
standard of service; replies considered con-
idential. PA. Ledger Office
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Major William Horn

CATASAUQUA. Pa Feb. 6.-Word was
received yesterday of the death at Gonzales
junction, Mexico, of Major william Horn,
aged 60
MAJOR Horn was the oldest son of the
late Melchoir Horn. founder Of the Cata-
sauqua Bank, and served in the Civil War
, In the same regiment with his father. lie
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Deaths

,oALBRLGHT AT Il, N&9orsstowTn,, & E,S: Feb 4,
;s Sa Sa E trSs TSra GS's s S
chSTGe h%STTGseXASpEERlfe6M ri lnf M' cfTmS HESRY Yer" ALIEN
AMBER. aged 81. Relatives. and friends in.
,ited 20 funeral services, Wed, II e., m. 10
Laurel Hill Gem,
Eff % sSSRsog ssS rs EYER sHa
Lodge. No. 2ao, i . q Fl, inrited to funeral
e. FTTt n private Gem omit MfG oweTs
=, ARMSTRONG Feb = at her EG * residence ls3
sad Wary Ks.% sse{ $$ RSia1ISSi and
any N. i. Churcs, 10th and Cooper sts Cam
ssmaH. ssn Tues mi from R'yp'i Until bs"Ss p may vie"
s.ISn5 Moo,S 1ROeTGp 4lP uEYFy Es
invited e funeral FrleIRas' Meeting Touss cor
M %srket ct" St ferry. fniiS ia:S0 D %, % at S Mt
SsnR Ss1s aams ma E ss5 srs R 'sfd s
town Services and int private.
BAuscHmrEeb. ., ALgERT r. BACsCH;
asS:sa al iS d%%ra i" %"a HS S9sTS "S2
spd SoIamRis aye; Solemn pIeS Eeagm
I'M. Holy Cross Gem ''N' ''''o' ~ ;"
p4F HfHsoE ESsoH Ee0 srSd N'sisPHr Pna Pna
int private
shRbR LEAP. widow Of John Milton RiddiIes
% aged 81 Funeral services - ''' & Penn @'oPte st.
grove n j.
BISHOP AT L, hs bone; Feb 4. GAPTAiN
Penna Lodge. 10. $50, F; and 4. NJ; Columbia
SsaP'ss Ne ss Ne u M9GqR r5 BcmIa Ha GiD'i@T
81 'dn II post NJ o Veterans oS F6retgn Mas aW NJ
tHs United statss i2v1Gd Go to sqnern services
mrlInrton p Gem, en- YEA va ~ "'''o' '' i"' inurS
ne2S T Beuron t2 sp
vWnmgde9 Wag 10 n in' M private FRIENDS may call
BobT9N: SEs1. rs,. ELIzA9ETH Is TIL, bolton
e sdon mh0!s o $40 e. eds So sons ss
GoIy Sepulchre Gem Auto funeral "' i"''
l RS5SE 81 San =, FtSrs%slseq tSs
as s':%$; :s:S,. s?s$ ;.s n$
Bidg'' 1890 Chestnut st. Int Leverngton Cem Sau'
den den Notice Of funeral later, "'UO" u Jun" 'o'-
James and late Mary BotSWe GaIThtar md sran9 d.
ssed 20. Relatives and friends Invited to f%-
sd and dhSEs McKean Int Mt p Morah SnSs cs@ Re s
reph Brooke. Reatiyes and friends Invited to
priVate. rsg'isnn' Xuto funeral ~ y '''' '"''
ROBERT 40 HUSBAND os 1nsaSf Of EyS
SStsd to fn9srs se5yss T9Hs William nj Tss
Rster Funeral services WeS Tid1T OF
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Earl of Harrington

LONDON. Feb. 6. Charles Augustus
Stanhope. eighth Earl of Harrington, died
at Elvaston Castle, Derby.
The Earl of Harrington was seventy-three
years old, and was one OF the largest land
owners In England He was aide-de-camp to
the King and commander of the South Der
byshre Battalion OF the home guard
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'Edouard AdOlphe Drumont

PARIS, Feb. 6.--Edouard Adolphe Dru-
mont the well-known editor Of Libre Parole,
Is dead. NJ. Drumont was seventy-three
Years old. and was the author of large
number of books and plays He published
jn 1879 volume of historical memories of
Paris which was crowned by the French
Academy.
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Obituaries
Rear Admiral Edward NAV

BOSTON. Feb. 6.--Rear Admiral Edward
May. u. s. N. died at his home here yester.
day. He was seventy-nine years old and was
retired In 1900 with the rank of rear
admiral in recognition of his services in the
Civil War.
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Henry Alexander

COLLINGSwOOD. n. J., Feb e.
Henry Alexander. aged elghty-four years,
q retired Philadelphia produce commission
merchant, died Sunday at the home Of
his daughter, Mrs. e. S. Fewsmith 10
Merrick villa.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

WANrED-Cooks. chambermaids cbiIdr,-
and housework girls; girls and mon for W.
tuition work. Miss Rose Dougherty, islS
Girard ave, 80
NICHOLAS, 1926 Bainbridge st.-Com.s--
male and female help, all nationalities n:
piled and wanted. Phone Locust 213O n
MADAME PLATZ. 305 S. 11th. supples -
anteed white help. Phone 1713 Walnut
WANTED, at Episcopal Office. 31o s. il
COOKS. mattresses. nurses. ladies' maids Z
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WE WANT treasurere and manager who,
had general sales experience: must show ~
successful record and invest $4,000 10 SSvss
Folding Utilities Corporation. Widener bu'
ing, Phila. -
PATENTS-our 4 books sent free. Howc
obtain Patents" Victor ]. Evans
PENROSE motor stock for sale cheap; lo'e
shares. 1853, Ledger Central. -.
wANTED-An investor with $4,000; s'sa'
proposition; great demand. p 22o. Leo
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man who died In his seat on Penn
eylvaniR train while riding from Sharon
Hin to Philadelphia has not been identi'
ned. Coroner Knight hac the body removed
TO a private undertaking establishment after
the arrival OF the train at Broad Street
Station last right.
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AUTO SUPPLIES
DOGS, BIRDS AND GOLD FISH

FINE SINGING ST. ANDREAsBURG RoLIE
canaries; finest songsters obtanable, ",
EACH cages of every description; call wne
you will find the largest stock in the city 70 :
lect from. Il. C. Nahle $40 Market ST.
CHOICE breeding cockerels, Barred Plymou
Rocks, Black Minocras, Rhode Island Hes
rleties from the best strains obtainable q
and see them. f. c. Vahle 319 Market
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BELL TELEPHONE
OPERATING

BEtJiP tdJiPETFRkTFiSa TFRkkTFiFSHoNE
,sWNSil W9rk nenr nseunrroundnss' With excellent oppor.
tunities for rapid advancement.
There ,weptysslFht BEL Central ofeSs, S,S,,
in a. pr9nSGSS yor SSma rhere unusma
between is and 90 years of age.
New employees are paid while learning
and are rapidly advanced.
Pleasant dining rooms. where the
best Of food Is sold at cost In every
Central Office.
Comfortable sitting rooms for reading
and relaxation,
Opportunity for advancement to SEN
Tor and supervising positions
Amply at 400 Market street. daily except
Sunday. $50 a. m. to p M
nooEKEEPER and stenographcr. experienced.
Tor shrtwaist house. Maxwell Polin, lOol
Filbert 81.
rIIAMBERMAID and waitress. s2l month;
cali in person. Univ. Hospital 1900 Spruce.
CIItLpNURSE wanted white between 20 and
40 must have reference. Apply TUESDAY ,, ne,
n 18th st.
CooK-wnntcd good pla in cook, tq, assist with
downstairs work. good wages. Phone over
brook i475.
COOK and wst.ress mORer, and fegss,er Tse TGt
carfare paid aga S Ith st,
CUTTERS on knit Jersey cloth; bathing suits
steady work. HygieniC FleeCed Cnderwear
Company. 2dlj ". Howard st
FEEDER-Ciirl. experienced feeder on folding
machine: excellent working conditions In prl,
vate printing plant. Apply Mr.. Gentsch. 2io
w. Somerset.
FINISHERs. experienced, TO sew buttons. hooks
and eyes on ladies' dresses. Greenspan Co.
~ E. corner 18th and Arch.
GIRL. for cooking and downstairs work, wash
woman employed. Apply cola Chew ST.
NH
experienced. @ 2t2. Ledger Central.
Girl to label cans; steady work. ia y.
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PERSONALS

WILL. EXCHANGE diamonds for small automo-
bile. McCutchen, 6l2 Bulletin Bldg Wal. 357.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE
,nyERTIstNg WRITER


A young woman with practical experience
"a COPY writer in the advertising department
"a nne of Philadelphia's 3 leading stores only
noxnorienced writer's need apply. Address with
,,h narticulars. u 2i5, Ledger Central.
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oyer a. sSd ME- senSE 400 4
18Th st. near Wayne Junction.
GIRLS over 10 years Of age.
Starting new machinery
Apply Griswold worsted Company. Darby. Pa.
GIRLS to pack cakes and work work in icing r%Gm a
GIRLS, experienced, to buttons, hooks and
y. =, corner 18th and Arch.
GIRLS wanted; steady work. Alberta knitting
Mills, Lena and Armat stss Germantown.
GIRLS = to IA 10 Ye9Es Ynhis, wanted Quaker Lace
HOCSEKEEPER wanted. a capable, working
non h9HsTkfeRer VINO will VIII appreGflats @ E9TH home
Y. H., Moorestown, burlington Co, n.
nice home tq right person. lis n. Irving ave-
HoUsEWoRK,, general, Apply Lester MIX
Co, 18th and Race.
KEITTERs eXpertifsnesd on GrGglar RS spring
Ilygienc Fleeced Underwear Company. 2il5
\. Howard St
requiring tact; must be we'll educated previous
experience not essential; hrst-class reference
required; salary $50 per week A 32G. Led
B DDy sq - yeTys RmDp to ssrS
Son 9th and Cherry sts.
MENDERs eSPsrnienCed on 1S knit 4 Jersey cloth
pany. 2il5 n. Howard st.
MESSENGERS
Eighth grade girls messengers: regular ad-
vancement; high school continuation class.
Apply fifth floor Filbert ST.
STRAWBRIDGE e. CLOTHIER
MODEL wanted for exhibition of ladies' coats
and suits size 10 SO. Apply to II. Brown.
care of Sack Bros. N. f. 10th and Filbert.
OPERATORS. experienced on ladies' dresses, all
oil - hnliR ,rAan & "a
y. +. corner 18th and Arch.
OPERATORS, exp, on ladies' waistst steady
work. good nay. NJ Schoenfeld Co, Ils Arch.
PAPER BONES = Experienced fnishers and
learners. Apply Schoettles, $40 Florist.
PHYSICAL CULTURIsT. one who thoroughly
understands orthopedic work: state knowl-
edge and experience. 245, Ledger Central.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. $50 per month. Call
University Hospital. Bath and Spruce SITS.
WAITRESS wanted city reference required.
2223 Green st.
WOMAN, educated, of good address, in sales
department: need not be experienced II will
ing 10 learn; call 10 to H. F.. Chambers, 81.
Grocer Bldg.
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AUTO LIVERY AND GARAGEs

POPLAR, 16l7-To hire (open day and niG!l
Park 14S2; brand-new 6-pass. touring c1E1
sl.25 hr. also brand-new 7-pass limouein!
80 hr.; weddings, funerals. l7l5 GrsN
BUY MOISTER portable garages. steel or stucea
On display 1891 N. 5th. Tioga 29S4.
CADILLAC limousine, with chauffeur to hI>
week or month. 1927 Pulaski. Tioga 5sis
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DRAFTsMEN wanted; several good craftsmen
(eneinej for shipyard In New York; only first
class men need apply; must have previous
experience in that class of work. 22S,
Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-06

GIRLS wanted; so TO start.
Apply at once, Becker, Smith
g. Page, Water and Snyder
avenue.
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BOYS, over 10 years; good wages; steady no,i-
tions. FTiedberger- Aaron Manu- featuring Co,
1900 y. 18th st. (near Wayne Junction..
BOYS wanted: steady employment Apply after q
n. m. today. Joseph Mehaiu. 2210 f. Firth St
CABINETMAKERS
VICTOR TALKING MACHINE co.
has vacancies for
Cabinetmakers
Double-head molder operators
Fitting-up
Rough-rip sawyers
Machinists familiar woodworking machinery
Experienced shipping marker
Pacer machine operators
First-class ilers
Jointer operators
Hardware filters
Touchers-up
Rubbers, oil and water
Young men to learn rubbing
Okice boys, 10 years and over
4S-hour-week schedule
Physical examination necessary. Apply
Victor Talking Machine Co., Application
Office, 35 Cooper ST., Camden n. j.
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HELP WANTED-MALE


$$SRS4haSRSS ctHR ar HBB4
sToNE AMMUNITION CoMPANY, CRuM
CREEK AND T1NICUM AVE, EDDYSToNE,
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HELP WANTED-MALE

BAKER--First hand cake baker for out of town
job; give reference and last place YOU have
worked. A 322. Ledger Office.
BAKER--Csood cake baker; good wages to right
man: give reference. A 32l, Ledger Office.
BOLT HEADERMAN, Acme machine. Apply
Humphreys Co, 637 n. Watts st.
BOY, ~ to 10 years old, In office of textile
mill to grow up In business; must be neat and
accurate at fgures reply in own handwriting.
Address ID SO, POstoffice Box $500
BOY--rhe Mercantile Library wants boy
about II years old this is good job for a
bright boy. Apply at o'clock at 10 s..
10th st.
BOY wanted for drug, store good hours; can
attend continuation school. can 85l9 Ger
mantown ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-06

BOYS WANTED FOR NIGHT WORK:
MUST BE OYER 10; CHANCE FOR
ADVANCEMENT: APPLY AFTER
FLOOR.
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apply. p III, Bedger UIHce'
coal DRIVERS; also. borers. Apply Waver-
iy saith at and Whitby ave.
DIEMAKERS wantedi hrst-cass die and tool
makers. Apply g22 Filbert "
DIE sTAMPER--Man TO run Waite Carver
presses; steady work year through. Liver
more knight Co. Providence, X. J.
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HAVE had more than 3 years experience n
great public library dewey classlncatio.,
the distribution desk and as search clerr'a Y
another position along the same line ~ H.
the book department of a retail house: ~
enCes furnished. Address c. H Fo,s
II. ID. 4, Mechanicsburg, Pa ~"
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SITUATIONS wANTrn,-. y :,
Continued from Preocaina co,.......,,

LAWYER-ioung lawyer. with hes, Co.
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The Brinkley argus., 1917-11-23
What Can . Boy Dol

The industrial manager has failed often to recognize that the most dini- cult of all educational problems Is to find out what a boy is fitted for. If the college could be sure of the boys capabilities. and If there could be any assurance tha. the requirements of the industrial field would be permanent. specialized instT 1ction could be great iy extende.i. So long, however. as our knowledge of human beings remains as limited as 1t Is at present, and so long as industrial conditions remain as kaleidoscOpic as they are, the college owes 1t to Its students to see that their training is such that. should they find themselves out of position either be- cause of inaptitude In one line or be- cause of changed industrial conditions, they will have an educational founda- ton broad enough to build upon anew. Dexter $. Kimball, in Engineering
The Brinkley argus., 1917-11-23
Missed a Sale.

Tt seems to me-" said Main street stationer, that everybody's writing or dictating letters these dass. Nine GUS toners out of ten who cone in here ask for postage stamps. This morning a woman was here browsing around. Shs looked over the entire stock. l thought I had a customer. After she finished the rounds she remarked: Oh, I nearly foroot Have you any post aes stampsr I said yes and asked her how many she wanted. She handed mo . wrapped newspaper and asked how much thought 1t ought to have to carry 1t to its destination. l weighed the darnsd thing and told her a cent would be srticient. Is that allT she said. Well. I have 8 one cent stamp in my pocketbook. l thought 1t would como to more. Thank you very much '"-Richmond Times Dispatch.
The Brinkley argus., 1917-11-23
Monkey No Longer Boasted.

The monkey was forever blowing about what man has accomplished. "This descendant of mine," he would say, lis the most enlightened animal on earth" He told of all that man has done. and told 1t so often that the other animals were sick of listening. Finally some of them induced him to go to q theater After each act he would say to the other animals: Those people are my descendants and am very proud of them. None of the balance of you can point with pride to such descendants" At last a man came on the stage alone. He danced on the floor; then he jumped up in the air and danced; he sat down and danced; he got himself in all kinds of shapes; he danced things that no one had ever danced before, and few things that no one would ever dance again. Before the man had finished the monkey got up and left the house, and from that day until this he has never once mentioned his descendants. Claude Callen, in Fort Worth Star Telegram.