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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-23

PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

0WHEAT--Ileceipts. lis, ,a5l bushels, The mar
No., Mss steady. Quotations; Car lots. IN *
,Sn, ,~Nst9r Uiovernment standard INSPECTION. =,
sin, nosthern. spring wheat, f2.21; No. nsrru
SnnI wheat, s2.2r; No. Durum wheat $50.
wS.a, hs5d white wheat; s2,2I No. ! red wn''.
Sr sSh iss & these srsdcs eushei less; TS' 4
G2l No 2 soft red wheat. s21e: No. = red
WWhhaisst' " ~; No. soft red wheat. VI
tvp.", tvup.s wheat relatively same price as St re-
sMlSed i wheat &c on No. wheats red or SOL
~" hn", Sample' viii be bought on their mer's'
toRN-Rcceipts. sse bushels. offerings were
very very light and the ma rkct was entirely nominal;
SGuo,suons Car lots for local trade as 70
ors.ion-, Western No. = yellow. nominal; Mes, M
~ n' 10 yellow, nominali western No; ' Seh""'
nominal; western No. yellow, nominal -,
IN IN - = Rec-ipts io302 bushels. Ontrinns.s n.
wer, light and with stronger out side advices tne
Wa while fI.d dT% snd again hisnsr r@ ~ s
~ 40. white. 7s6 7d'sc No. wh''''
m mflnUR-Receipt. ?os bbls. and h,o5s.si4 nn, m,,;
w SACKS. spot goods were steadily helu ~ ~
uule, INQUIRY was active Tor inrwsrrn I'M mn
inrnt but mil lrrrines were limited. Thr wv uuu'''
.,nuons per 1875 lbs. In wood Wintsr sfan,snno' no
,".lou Iue5. Kansas. clear. SN,lanlo ~. ", ~
nntcnt. noG5m iil6: spring, FIRST clear, spot,
nloio. do. bakers patent. srot 81 ,nm l. 2 A.
30. patent, mill shipment. siosom los"; 90,
family brands sli .aoMl2 city mills. choice
and fancy patent. s113Oml2 DO. do. regular
s,ades, wtnter-strsght. N0.iO1lo"o; pa'e"!!'
RYE flOI r sold slowly at former rates. we
ouote ~ 5SW 10. as to quality.
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BUTTER - Fancy goods ruled firm under
scarcity and prices Of solid-packed creamery
advanced i2C. Prints were uuotahlN unchanged
Quotations Western. solid-packed crsamrr>'
extra. I6iz G; hieh scoring goods. iIN2 ~ 'N'"'
extra iirsts. I5tg "a 4Gc; frsts. AN a iac SEE
onds ~ 43c; prints, nearby tanrN ooII: ann'T, !,
aye extra. i1m 4nC; hr.ts, ~ itC. seconds ""
i3c; sngcial brands Of prints jobhing ~ % ",,
EGGS-Fancy ncw,aid eggs rui"d llrih wv
der scarcity. Refrigerator sold SLOWLY az
the late dc"ln". Quotations: Free eases. n nrhr t,
bS hrsts. sl5m IL. ~ per standard case cllIn'mu ~
r"ceipts. sli 30 per case: seconds 81. % w 20
per ease: western. extra hrsts. sl,h l. ~ ",
cnse; nrsts, Sli.IO per ease; SECONDS. sls ~
~ ~ per ease; refrigerator rNlrH.. ~. " poir
ease: trsts, $40 30; seconds. 50 hom lo.2o; ,ah'E
selected eggs iOhhtng at .sm Hoc p'r buG''iI
tliEESE-'rh" market ruled hrm unlrr lunt
nHrrtnss, hut trade uul't. me Vunn-
tations ranged Hs follows: New York. tull-
cream. fancy. June. 21isC; speciais higher 90, 90,
do, fresh made. best. ~ a 23i2c, do, DO ifesn
made, fair TO good. a2i4 n 23c
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Sees Powerful GOCernnient in NeiU Russia

4 Russia in
in finance trade
the Russian
tied cndiio in ayiu
OF fone CAR l wlIb
should
in
which have it here radical
by OF
wOrsh
is a a throw
things IA
The
$
OF a or such
: o be
afte is
is $
activities be
Ietro
Of
ii Is estsb
is
To stOns
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TOO LATE FOR ci.AssItYCATy0S
DEATHS

late Andrew and Leah Psh. Rsis lives and
friends invited 10 ssryisss ss Mon at 2;so m,
NEAiI.a,EIeves.h Meath No sSd a ths hons
town and Atlantic city, widow of James +.
Neal. ased NJ. Due notice OF funeral will be
0Ross.-Noy ?:, JOSEPH A. husband of
Holy Name society and employees 81 p. a. r.
Il: .stss.S 70 GYls.bu,. fSals ns" ieS
mass 81 81, po,ainies c6urch. 10 a. IN. Int.
st. Dominc's Cems
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nECIDED CHANGE FOR THE RETTER -.
is SHOWN IN BOND BUSINESS
Many Good Securities on the Market Are Being
Bought at Bargain Prices-Gossip
Of the Street

THERE decided change for the
that the wise ones among the
maintain that
mango
who
n6 Better.
but erroneous Liberty
all the
Those who think and talk
Of payment for mared
mstu1t and for interest and dividend
has been estnted
month
Of
houses are looking forward
ksue
is the belief that of them
holdings and
them hard will
bulk their investments of
They
method Of increasing their income
are
around the
but up 10 the present
Of
snanyo Of
Liberty
aather a the foundation
umorin n sever
A
suggestion of the Government employing o
statesmen who
suggested
Federal Reserve handle
the
Administration but there possibility
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-23

GIRLS. over IL. wanted for clean pleasant
factory work well paid while learning and
Ply 1 s"s sSn IL fGg r SspG ieS s AD
GIRLS wanted; good Wages, steady wcrk, Apply
National Umbrella Frame Co. aoth and
,is-3o Pegr 81, topposita +4e N. I'd stD
OuSEWuRk--Capabl. white woman for gen.
sral housework; no washing. Phone or write.
IAl'NDREsS AND WAITRESS combined, also
"hhmbermaid and waitress combined. can In
person with reference. Miss Mills's School,
Observation-Disclosures machine opera tor.
Underwood. in uptown manufacturing plant
perm. posi- state eN. and ref. 5lH. Led on.
SALES sI.ADY-we have very attractive open
ing for hsh.Erade woman with good No.
employment on commission; previous business
training henefcial. but not essential. Phone
sTENoGRAPHER wanted on Underwood ma
chine; hrst class. experienced Protestant girl
ticularly careful and neat with her T work; t' a
good posison for the right individual; in an.
and salary expected. l. 81. p. o. Box aaoo.
STENoGRAPHER. assistant; good future for
STrSt S yoSng tu%o $ ssTy h.n s to start Ap
STENoGRAPHER, with some knowledge Of
hoGNsrrrinF AWGp'Y Fiy'nr particulars and
STENOGRAPHER experienced. wanted. Write
Eddystone Munition Co.
sTENoGRAPHERs = Several exporic9ced ste
CO., alst and ciaarheld sts. ApnlIcan,s must
amply between and o'ciock. November
tutlonal work, Address p 5ll, Ledger
Office.
YOUNG WOMAN for work in laboratory; 40
hour week; hgh school educaton preferred.
Apply ,an,i A,sa.Ic t hShnsnE .sr, Co. Employment
STENOGRAPHER--Youn lady in wholesale
house; state age and sal. 52s Ledger or.
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CHICAGO. Nov. 20.

CHICAGO. Nov. 20
colder and more favorable weather over
the belt caused some selling pressure at the
opening Of the corn market. but soon there
after demand developed and prices ad-
ranccd steadily showing substantial gains
at the end Commission houses were buyers
all through the session and shorts covered
freely. aiding the upturn in a material way.
The receipts were liberal and there was no
snap to the demand for the cash article.
In the sample crowd No yellow was
i.9Om2, against S2.o2ta the previous
price No. mNed was quoted at $1,000
LII. The high on January was $l.22M, the
low s1l9a and the close si22T i.2l n
compared with s120is, the final of yester-
day. The best OF May was sl.laM, the bot
tom N.l7ig and the final Slips. against
Si1ITs, yesterdays last price. December
opened at sl2i. which was the lowest OF the
day and advanced 80 sl.25as, where II closed,
showing a net gain Of Ssc
Substantial advances were recorded in
the market for oats, which WIS Influenced
by the strength i'm the cash article. Elevator
interests and cash houses absorbed all the
offerings and the demand from these sources
and the covering by shorts resulted in a
scarcity Of offerings. The cash demand
was active and the premium of December
over May was increased.
standard in the sample crowd was 70ia
to II !. cents against 70h a II cents yester-
day. The high on December was 7Oi4
cents: the low 6si4 cents. and the close
7ois n SOS. cents. compared with 6SA cents
the final of Yesterday. The best on May
was S?% cents the bottom 6T2. cents and
the final 69ia n s9ss, against G7a4 cents
Yesterdays last price.
Leading futures ranged follows:
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Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL Nov 23.--Spot cotton was
quiet today, with quotations unchanged on
the basis of 22.1 for old contract mid
ding and l.G0d for new contract good
middling The sales were 800" bales. in
Guiding 1000 bales American. The receipts
were 81 600 bales. of which $1,000 bales
were American Spot prices were: Ameri-
can. midding fair. 23.36d good middng.
22GSd. middling. 22. 2.16d; low middng
216Sd; good ordinary 23.63d; ordinary.
2O1ld
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PROVISIONS

wer" rmiS mana,pssS MA, sSpo'Tf Tso nnst,cns follow
saay sacy ncet in sets smoked snd sir.dr,fin, Ar, litl
aud western beef. knuckies and tenders
smoked and air.drled, 3ic Beef hams va
Lose. "7ie a .st e; do, skinned loose. "a,1 90
s"'3c; do. do. smoked ?6ih "Trc. othtt
hsms, smoked. city cured. as to brand anu
averase :s7 q 29i7 G.. Hams smoked western
Picnic sho,,lse,ss 20 ,usss no' LOOSE .Sls g do.
10 smoked. 2G'ic Relies in pickle. according
70 average loose. 33c Breakfast bacon as 10
brand and average. city or western cured. 3nc
Lard western. refined, uerces. aoc: DO. %,
tuns' 3"r. Lard, pur" city, kettle rendered. w
urrces 3oc; lard pure city kettle-r"ndsreu. III
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CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS

CHICAGO. Nov, es--EGGs-Receipts. 77Ia
,nscs, Firsts. i5ts @4se; ordinary hrsts, 48 a
35c; ulisc - liza nS0us. eases returned. ~ a 48c
nisce eous. cases included 42G s7c; sdirties.
as@ 3oe; checks, 26ci extras, hllers, 53ei ear
tons. SAC.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., G2s,00O lbs. Extras,
4Sh q; extra hrsts, 44c; hrsts. 32r at2c; sec
onds AZ q ssc; ladies, 38t m3Tc: process. 8Th
n aSc: packing stock, 32I36hc. Prices TO re-
taiisrs: Tubs. S5e: prints. 4se.
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-BuTTER-Receipts
SSH tubs: Msrset higher asd sa 1a nrIa Higher
42h @48c; State dairy. 4ih q +5hc.
EGGS-ReceiPts. $3.50 eases. Market for
fresh firm, storage weak. Extras, 81 q hSc ;
extra frsts. 55@ 5ac; hrsts 50G sac: seconds
4OG 44c; dirties. B5oi storage special. 3tM34h 9:
q see; white Eggs; u.s.; brown. $50 65c;
mixed color ~ " 5sc.
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BAR SILVER
LOST AND FOUND

COCKER SPANGEl.--l.ost, small female. blscl;
Cn,'<cr spaniel; reward II returned to All s.
Carlisle IT.
WAT,'H--i.ust. open-face gold watch. Initial
y. H.. vicinity Rtenhousc Square. Return
1911 Chestnut
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HELPERS. first class. on ornam mental iron work.
Apply j. :. Thorn Co, 10th and Allegheny ave.
INSTRUMENT MAKERS. with experience. on
small. accurate bench work. Call after \
a. m. the Brown Instrument Co, Wayne
and Roberts uyes.. Wayne Junction.
IRONWORKERS-io union men for buIding
operation. Apply Erwin Leighton 9th and
Poplar.
JOR PRESSMAN Apply I12 N. 18th. sixth
floor Mr.. Stoltz.
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LIVERPOOL BUYING
HOLDS COTTON FIRM
Purchases for Wall Street Ac-
count and Covering by Shorts
Help Sustain Market
corroN RE,r WEATHER CoNpirIo

COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEW YORK. Nes. 23.--The following tenn
morrinsi
tshr,iiie. 81; Knoxville aud Nssb,ilie. Z;
Okiahoma CITY; Ittile kork. and thsttnnYoss.
~; Fort smith. Memphis, Nicksburg and NJ
lanta. t0i Macon. Aususta and Ral~Eh. ";
shrcyenort. Meridian Thomssvilis. snvsDnah
goWsry and tbariestoR, iai Jacksonville, 4s;
ssp Anfonio, tai,eston and Sew 0,lesnss o"'
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CLOSING LIVE STOCK PRICES

CHICAGO. Nov. 2s.--HoGS--Reeeipts. ~. 600
head E;stimR ted tomorrow. II, 600 head. Ac-
Tive steady 20 Zoe higher than Yesterdays
average. Bulk, si1. .T0@is: iight sl7 200 is (;
"cATTiE-R@ssipts. 5000 head. STEADY. SIS.
sHEEP-Receipts. 300 head. Strong si2p5.
Lambs. si15s.
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MONEY-LENDING RATES

NEW YOKK-MOney on call opened at
3ia per cent high. ~ low, 2S4 last, };
closed. "a, ruling rate, 3i2 per cent.
Time funds are quoted at 5h per cent
for three and four months on good mixed
Stock Exchange collateral, and at s u 5%
per cent on all industrias. Q
An incident of the week was the de-
velopment of activity in prime bank ac-
ceptances, which had previously ruled very
sluggish. Rates, however. were uncha arrged
at 5m4 per cent on ineligibles and 3A ii
81 per cent eligibleS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-23

LARoRERS for outside work: $50 per hour;
49-hour week: minimum full time weekly
wage si7.15 per week: must he steady. re-
liable men Apply 7 80 a. until 3 .. m,
the Atlantic Refining Co.. Employment De-
partment. Atlantic Gate. 3144 Psssyunk ave-
$50 ABI.E-BopIED I.ABoRERs WANTED
Stead DIV work.
30 cents per hour for eight hours, time and a
half for overtime and sunday.
Steady work, free camp, 5000 inesl at . fair
price
Men required TO live at the camp.
Come 10 Aberdeen any morning prepared for
work. Railroad fare TO Aberdeen refunded on
first pay day Bring copy OF this ADVERTISE
mpnt
MARYLAND Dredging aud Contracting, Co.
New u. s, Army Proving Ground
Aberdeen. Md.
IABoRERS wanted. A. Raymond Ran Co., care
barrett Co., Bermuda aud Market sts..
oxford.
/ IARoRERs wanted. white or colored: good
wages steady work. Foster. 120s n. 3lst st.
LABORERS wanted. Appiy Baugh Sons Co..
Morris st. wharf Delawsre River.
IINEMEN-Experienced linemen needed. Apply
Atlantic Refining Co, Employment Dept, At
lantic Gate 3i44 Passyunk ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-23

KANSAS CITY key. % S--cATTLE---Reoeipts
sooo headA Dull and weak.
Woc;s-hsesfpts. s000 head. STEADY.
sHFEP--fieeeipts. io0O head Steady,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-23

GlRt. for hltng correspondence wanted By cleo
triCal supply company good importantly for
rdyEnCcmen fer bright, capable girl. Apply
1OlT Race
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-23
AiACHINISTS

. Sfsg $s$ $s sSS X artG$SF s$s
%Sr rNE$s $sv sHsSs EIsHs
$SSsSisIS SsAi Estr SsaRsiFfH AgHsHiASi si$SisSSfP
SHk 2f hrTr WrNTF T pT THk sfFT ssHfFFTTicouL4Fs o $40 S
AND ioU WILL RECEIVE FuLL DETAILS.
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Cities Service Company October Earnings


d still continue show gratifying
S65s6
Of
Scn
Mcase OF si0.12.S5z cent
she remainder $i4'ooo
stock
%npsrd last year..
available
m shs vere added during
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-23

LONDON-Money unchanged at per
cent Rate of discount for short bills 4ss
and for three months AZ, per cent un-
changed De Beers k Rand g.
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PERSONALS
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

JOHN J. cAREW return papers belonging to U
pruduct Sales Co, Baltimore Nd.
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REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

The market ruled firm on basis OF I'D
Tor extra hnD granulated.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-23

PHILADELPHIA-Ca per cent time.
5n5A per cent. Commercial paper three
to four months, 5A q " per cent; six
months, b.. m5s4 per cent.
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Paris B0urse Ste

PARIS. Nov. 23.-There was a stei
tone on the Bourse here today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-23

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS man; steady pcsittoo:
81. :. - sss :ssssisssS Ssk Iszess sfss
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British Victory Sends Securities Prices Up


q
in prices
ns
IL
not the thernan
n
anong ed
There Europe and
week
% o
he
be
*n their
Of
assshed Council
epanz
so York
ven the public.
will be results
~Asady adopted their business
" at Merchants Association
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-23
USED AUTOMOBILES

NAEa@aSii Aimost new: vii .aersos: pric. demsn:sr::
CADILLAC 4-cyiinder. 1-pas,.nser. In .scsi'ent
aPPERsoS s-cyiinder. 7-psssenser: equissse
With closed sedan TOP; hsrrsin ~ scs wsst
sqSs sss fsI sss S.aler .ep.d with buckle.
seats; entire new body. tenders and raNninG
board saup%eps, s, sni;sss ssss In Hstt'eshie srsy'
HuPMoBILE cabriolrt brand new; WIN cell
At hsrs.in; ideal for DOCTORS nssi big sas-
''''s ~ MILAN vi Z TAILos TAX e scr s,. 4
AUrocAR TRUCKS express body. with - 4
nsss body: fine condition N
GxREoRn ais Tor sh..:ls ,,o.
RtTICK la1s-oyerhsuled; ORIGINAL PAINT: vintsF
inclosure; big bargain: s3s N. Broad.
CHANDLER 1918 7-passenger; good condition
s. e. cor 18th and Chestnut sts Locust gspA
poDGE teIs-Me~hHnieaiiy perfeets like newss
get our price. as3 N. Broad.
FORD touring 1915; cycslent eooait ): new tires;
Esa Spruce h:Sp %s7i S-twses % sns 'a Tor sssn..n
RSps ,ey YssS 70
HuDroRD PHILA. SALES co.
1910 wsIlsos q.
ANNOUNCE REMOVAL TO
s.w. COR :.p AND RACE srs : Z
starter. Bir snap iii Locust ST. -
MARMoN-ieiS-isis-M
nfSiS ssSSisa fSb ! sSei SATTIh s4sSSr. Ss
John T. Cunnineham. MANAGER Used Car DEPT.
OVERLAND 1915 TOURING; in very good cen1i:
tion; exceptional value; $3.50; Guaranteed
sissos1 whey Motor Co.. so4 ~. Broad a. 4
equipped, paint ard sensrsi eonditios ~
a Biseow. @ Whey Motor Co. 500 n sre.s t.
PAIGE 1917 TOURING. Pss.snssr. e,Sii -
Pns Ptseiow % wiley Motcr Co, sol y. Broad 81
PAIGE 1915 TOURING. s-4S. f-rass. IN e!eel3iqnRl
fan~is,se s,ssIs% wiiieS 'n Msssr q. 81 ~ sr:e1
PIERCE-ARRow LIMousfNE. 1.p..ss9esv. n
fns condition ontsFs. sS.aIe Pnbllc, GrSIe'
RAuCH I.ANo electric srcyshsT - ee4s
Hi Phone Locust iSao fec Seneestrittsa.
STANLEY IN M9T1. ce..:..s G.sfs.Aos g. @.
sTupEnAKER. -c,t.. IN tspssteh shaps.
.p,s.,S%sTsss.; sssTs::d n...s p.s e. risss. 3. ~
TTpssx psss. X ... s.'i isis ~ s :s: SIS r s :s
wfrr& ,iress Tess as" MI ds.sh. ilii f'SeSs 3. "
Agn:, rs., s::s,sss; s::,,ss.. ';!s ;sss .isiif
wIASrEeI-'-':s wI,S..sIs.s :: q. r.se-Ss & -S.!'5 ''5;-' ~
WANTED--Ineicsse ~ ~ - U'|@
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BANK CLEARINGS

Bank clearings today compared with corre-
spending day last two years;
1917 1915 1919
pbilad.Iphia sGo GGe O7O s52. .Os6 $50 s3s OgO 9oa
New York 562 $50 s2s 1914. 100. I16 i5O 70a Oda
Uoston -. I7315.O7O IL. 4O5. 125 33, 20I .65a
baltimore :, 6.dSt, 500 6.5s5.an5 7235 ssG
ST. Louis. -. 27.15i.94G .O.6sl.37s l5 100 800
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100 GIRLS tWHITED
FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS
OF LAUNDRY WORK

Good wages and pleasant SURROUNDINGS
PENNSYLVANIA LAUNDRY.
3l9 n. 32D ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-23

GUARD ANTEp
PATRIOTS FOR A PATRIOTIC SERVICE
Men Of sood .physiquc, 81 to 80, or ex.
good rccomtne nds Ions. for
GUARD DUTY
At HOG ISLAND SHIPYARD
Good pay clothing. board and sleep
ing quarters for the right men.
Army navy or police experience de-
eira bile. but not necessary
APPLY ey LETTER ONLY STAT
INC AGE NATIONALITY AND
QUALIFICATIONS
AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPBuIl.p.
ING CORPORATION
40 NORTH BROAD STREET PHIIA.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALZ

BOOKKEEpER and clerk wishes position; ex.
perenced in club work. G ISL. Ledger Central.
COOK Hrat class. wishes position; $40 TO ug:
good reference. B 60. Ledger Branch. aSe
w. Glrar ave. - - =
GoVERNESS wishes position. Philsdephia pre-:
fcrr.d will teach Monts ssori method and
music: win also give Intelligent care tc ene or
two chiid,en: experienced. also best ref.rsncss.
NURSE. infant. hospital trSiDed, desires roel-
tinn: hest reference and experience: salary
sl2 NJ 1Sf. ledger Central.
WOMAN with larE. business esn~rt.nref trasvl-
ing and selling, good manager snd instructeI'
desires travelling office position: III.
Ledger Office. -
The Coconino sun., 1917-01-12
THANKS FOR KINDLY
DONATIONS TO LIBRARY BOARD

The Library Board is DESTROYS Of
thanking the various lodges and indi-
viduals who so kindly responded to
the call for renewals of subscriptions
for magazines. This response shows
plainly that large number of the
towns people are interested. Now let's
help little farther by boosting our
picture shows. For several months
now we have not made expenses from
them so for this month we are going
to give two-but think of it: we are
going to give you Mary Pickford
production and also Marguerite Clark!
Don't ask how we ever invegieled
Mr.. Costigan into giving us two such
good ones for we really feel that had
it not been for his generosity on seve-
raj instances we would have been
swamped for a months expenses for
the Library.
Just boost both of these affairs
the Mary Piclford production will be
well advertised but just now the date
is not known, and Marguerite will come
the latter part Of the month.
We want some bran new books! We
need them to keep up interest in our
Library. Won't you help?
The Coconino sun., 1917-01-12
LADIES SHOULD SWEAR
ON" INSTEAD OF "SWEAR OFF"

How are your New Year resolutions
holding out? Perhaps the best thing
we have heard along that line is to
the effect that we are always "swear-
ing off"-but never swearing on"
Isn't that a good point to consider?
Lets "swear on" some new resolve,
some new virtue and see if through
this year Of 1917-we will not be the
stronger for it?
Apropos to new resolves-how
about our Woman's Club? The one
regretable feature that confronts the
club just now, is the number Of vacan-
cies in the official force-caused by
different ones leaving Flagstaff. On
next Saturday tomorrow afternoon
the General meeting will be held in
Emerson Hall; please note the change,
for this meeting as it had been an
nounced at the home Of Mrs. W. F.
Griffin.
Because of the fact that the meet
ing is for the election Of officers for
the ensuing year, it seems wiser to
hold it in the usual place and in this
way provide room for the large at
tendance, which is not only anticipat-
ed but should be obligatory on this
most important day of the club year.
Heads of departments will also pre-
sent their annual reports for the year.
Advisory Board will meet at 1880 and
the General Club will start action at
2 o'clock. One interesting feature
will be the talk Of few minutes by
our Mayor. This is a good move for
the Woman's Club wants any light on
any subject concerning civic condi-
tions and their remedies, this will
give an opportunity to discuss them.
Be thinking too, Of some good Off
GERS for the coming year. Don't let the
spirit of the club work die. Flagstaff
needs the Woman's Club and every
woman should be an active member.