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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-22
LADIES' HOLD RALLY
At ST. PAUL'S CHURCH
Ladies AID Society Hostess For Jubilee
Last Evening, ct st. Paurs
Church

Tho ladies Of the Ladies' Aid society
Of the ST. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
church were in charge Of tho jubilee
services at the church last evening. aho
their rally was one Of the best OF the
wcrk.
Last evenings services wcro very IN
tcrcsting. 4 good program was rem
dercd by tho ladies. The program was
composed of musical numbers. both IN
strulnental md vocal. and was carried
out we'll. Rev. y. bauhcngny"r. or Ma
rictta, Ohio, gave very interest aa-
dress.
Rev. LnubenEayer's address was on
the SUBJECT of LulhrranlSm and ne l"in
the Story!of the urginaiiuu and advance
m"nt Of The Lutheran church. II" rccItrd
the SturM uC Martin Luther and nj oh
serving tho Auth anniversary OF the
founding the church this year. In CON
clusiun. Rev. Lauh"ngaH"r congratulated
the people nf ST. l:lul'S church on IT.
advancement during ifty years. The
services. both tie program and Inc al
dress by Rev LaubrrEnycr. were IN the
German language.
This evening will b. the willing Work
crs and the t:vangrlistiC leagues rally.
4 good program has been arranged ana
two addresses may be expected tn" ser
vices this evening will lr III English.
The public is invited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-22
ASSAULT CASE AIRED
IN JUSTICES COURT
Two Benwood Terrymsn Mix Things In
Argument-Settled in Court

A hearing was h"id lasc evening IN
sSocire R. G.. Smiths court 1T B"nwond.
in ehe case 9: NJ. and Mrs. ThonaS Will
}iamS charged with aS$aulting William
McCready. also az E'.uw"od. and the two
persons charged w"r" found guilty and
fined SIN anil costs. and they appealed
TO circuit court.
The case resulted from 4 fight nj
Benwocd ferry on Friday. November
18th. NcCready II IS alleged landed his
ferry boat at ttc landing place of Thorn
as Williams. Williams objected. and a
merry baiif" started. Mr.. Williams. u
Is alleged. struck McCready with an oar.
and Mrs. Williams IS supposed to have
hit the already injured man wiki I rock.
The case Was an" that was vary inter-
eSting and a number OF witnesses wete
examined. McCr"aIy showed the scar
where he said h.. had been assaulted
and said he was rather bruised about
the body.
: Last Saturday. Mrs. Williams had Mr..
McCreary arrested Cor assault and bat
terry, for the sam" trouble. Mrs. Williams
claimed that McCrcady h;.'! struck her.
He plead guilty. and was fined $40 and
costs. and he in turn had Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams arrested.
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TROUBLES ENDED
AFTER q YEARS
Mrs. Owenby Suffered Ever Since
She Was Girl Eleven
Years Old.
FRIENDS COMPLIMENT HER
Gains Twelve Pounds on Tanlac,
and Health Is Entirely
Restored

Ever since | was eleven years old,
until after started taking TanIac
recently, Eve suffered misery with my
stomach" said Mrs. Katie Owenby. a
wcll.knOwn Chattanooga. Tenn. wo-
man. living at III Vine Street. re-
Gently.
Yes, sir. for twenty-five long years
never knew what 1t was to be abl ?
to eat what | wanted without terrible
suffering artcrward." she continued,
81 suffered with pains between my
shoulders. and my stomach just felt
like there was a hot brick in 1t. 1t
would get all hloated up from gas
that formed, and | would choke and
smother so | could hardly get my
breath. | was so nervous that often
couldn't lie in bed. but would get up
and walk the floor for hours ut the
time.
Il had heard so much about the
wonderful relief TCLlac WAS bringing
suffering people that decided 10 try
il. and It's the honest truth. after TAX
ing five bottles | haven't a sign OF
trouble. | eat everything | want and
never have any pains or even feel I'M
comfortable. The nervousness Is all
gone. and sleep soundly all night
long. and get up in the morning feel
ing fine and full Of energy. I've
gained twelve pounds in weight. and
my Improvement Is the talk Of the
neiChhorhood. All my friends com
pimcnt me on the way look now
The genuine TanlaC Is sold in Wheel
ing by c. II. Gricst & CO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-22

lively little artillery work had
been done against this sector. 1t
was ideal going for the big land
monitors, and they made the most
of it. As they started forward the
British put heavy screen of
smoke up all about them. SO TIT
it was impossible for the enemy to
see them many yards away.
The tanks reached the German
outpost line in front of the main
line, and without stopping sureed
through it toward the barbed wire
ertangIements, their guns working
steadily all the while. Here was
d point where 1t had been feared
they might encounter difficulties.
but they did not; they crashed
through the ba:bed wire, and by
7:29 the British infantry we're 60
ing through the gaps thus made.
At TAT the Infantry operating
Just west Of HaVrincourt had
swarmed up the elevation known
as Mount Vesuvius. A few min.
utes later this kno;H was blown up,
having been mined by the Ger
mans. At s:34 seven tanks and
infantry we're seen in the Havrin-
court station. In evacuating AaV-
rincourt the Germans did COMPARE
lively little damage, and the place
had not suffered greatly from shell
fire. It is in much better condl-
ton than many Of the towns which
saw the bitter fighting Of the
Somme last year.
Few, if any, German aIrplanes
ventured over the British lines this
morning. There was considerable
fog. and this, added to the smoke
barrage. made observation practi-
caly impossible for them. British
airpIanes, however. were operating
in large numbers, flying in most
cases within few yards Of the
ground.
The fighting was still continuing
this afternoon.
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ton should attend TO hear this noted
orator
Dir. Hinnit Is not q stranger in Wheel
ing. He has spoken here on several oc'
casions. the most recent being at tho
Wheeling high school last year. He Is
ole Of the most gifted and progressive
speakers in the country. He has left
his institution 10 come here especially
Tor this meeting. and u good attendance
should be his reward
The open forum OF the Commercial
association has always been looked for
ward 10 BY the members and always
we'll attended. In using the words OF one
# the members: The open forum is
the birthplace Of new ideas. If you have
4 suggestion for some constructive UNI
,lrrtaking which will improve or develop
lhr community. let's have II. Also It
is :. place 10 vnc" any criticisms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-22
COAL MEN FORM
POOL; To SPEED
UP DELIVERIES

HCclhl Dispatch IN lee iN'C-LScIIScI.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, Nov. IL
More than $50 shippers. Juhhrrs and
railroad men Of Ohio Pennsylvania.
West Virginia. Kentucky and Mich
igan at II meeting here today. formed
what is 20 hr known as the Coal
Shippers Terminal Fool ass"riatinn.
with the main Object of aiding In
winning the war ny speeding up de-
livery Of full. the pool control
will extend from the mine 10 the
consumers. II is expected TO climi-
nat" needless switching double
haula and promote greater ter
miu;ll efficiency.
So enthusiastic were thr opera
tors. johb"rs and railroad mon
present that a motion was passed
asking Fuel Administrator Garfield
to urge adoption Of the plan
throughout the country.
Speakers declared the plan would
he so successful that In tim" a sim
liar one might he applied Ia other
commodities and that II would be
advantageous also in peace times.
TIL" central. executive and adElS-
ory committees on whose shoulders
rests the responsibility OF the sue
ccssful conduct Of the new pool. In
Guiding J. L. Walsh and !. II. y.
Stnncrccd. PITTSBURGH. representing
Pennsylvania Interests; II. r..
Hooth. Cleveland. and q. II. len
k!uS Fairnunt. W. Va. represent
INK West Virginia interests: y. y.
Augustus Cleveland. aud w, u. Nc
Kinney. Columbus. for Ohio ship
pers and juhbcrS. and Calvin
Holmes. representing kentucky.
The association viii Dc divided at
present into local pools or divisions
located at Cleveland. Cincinnati.
Columbus. Toledo. Canton. Akron.
Pittsburgh. Detroit and other con-
EeSlrd terminals.
ThccNcCutivc committee Will nP-
point Sub-cOmmittrrS To handl" the
local pools and 4 director for each
to have charge.
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better, and when 7 had used one Cake
OF Cu,icura Soap and one box Of Cuti.
cara Oia,men, was healed. tSlEned)
Eugene Wood, Fablr, Va, Feb. IS. l9H;
Cn,icura Soap, to cleanse, pu7ty. and
bcautifv, Cuticura Ointment 10 soften.
soo,hc and heal, have been most suc-
cessiul in the severest forms OF skin
and scalp troubles, but greater still IN
preserving clear skins, and preventing
little skin troubles becoming scnous'
For Free Sample Each by Return
Mail address postcard: "Cuticura'
Dept. H, Boston," Sold everywhere.
Soap Csc. Ointment IS and Soc,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-22
LITERARY SOCIAL

The ladies Of the Ladies' Aid society
ni the North Street ". T.. church. will
give Il musical and literary social at
lh. church this evening. and they invitdi
all their friends TO attend. \ good pro-
gram 81 instrumental and vocal musical
numbers AMI several good readings have
been arranged. After the program. re-,
frcshm"nts will BE- sold.
The proceeds of the evenings affair
will be donated to tho church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-22

brcaking.out itchcd and
was real irritating. and |
could not put my hands
in water. thad the letter
two weeks and | used
and Salve,
but they did not tiu any
good. Then | used Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment.
In about 4 week ! icll
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Brit1gh Statement

l.OErGE. N"y. "I.--Th" iiinh"niurc
linc has h""n broken I" u depth of four
/" live miles the war office announces.
British troops Storm"d the first sys-
tom Of the lIinlr nhurE d"frusrS on the
whole front between ST. Quentin and
ur Srarrc river
From ST. Quentin Ia III" .Srarp" river
is - miles.
British infantry ana tanks pressed m
and captured III" second System at Cor
1nau dcGcns"s Il mill, beyond.
The attack was L." gun at dawn yrStcr-
day by tn" british ihird army. There
was II" artillery preparation and the
Germans were taken ruml'l"icdly ny
surprise.
Bapnume Line Also Taken
TIL" Who'll" t;"rmnu liur west Of The
Canal du Nurd to tn" Rnlaumc-Camhr
road has been captured!
Several thousand prisoners have m'"n
taken.
The Second system "f German do
rcnSrS captured lay tn" EritISE is knrwn
rs III" IIindcrlu"E "$urp"rt' i!n" The
I;ritiSh captured lI"nANIS. l.am":ul NU"H.
Lit NncUurrir tn. drf"nSGS known as
Welsh Eiic". anf Eihr'"urt village.
Their operations arc continuing.
Tho british also fought Their wa
through ruui'lrt who'd.
Lieut. t;"u. Sir Julian i5ynS - IN conn.,
m;t!.d ~ III" attarliiuI army
'rlr towns If IInvriuc"ur'. MARCHING.
f;rainj"urt and .AunCuN and E"uf Wood
h:tv,. h"rn captured by th" iiltlSh.
\ inrg" mmt"'r "f Trunks moved for
ward IN advance of the infantry when
the attack MAS "pcncd AMI broke through
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ORATOR|CAL CONTEST
TO Be Held In warwood Tonight at the
Baptist Chapel

The oratorical contest which Will he
held in the BAPTIST chapel. Warw"od ave-
ru. and Eighth street. Tonight Ia rr"a-
ting 4 great deal vi interest in THIS V!cin-
lily. and a large crowd is expected.
The program will be aS follows:
Christmas in a Mining Camp.
Observation-Disclosures. Mildred McNc"Ecr
The Soul Of the Violin. Stella Seitert
Maggie has her Fortune Told........
.....M Mrs. 4. h. Bellvllle
Vocal Solo The I.addiG in khakf....
Virginia Hodge
How the Church WAS Euilt at kehoe's
Ear 1Sutn Fetlt
Trial Scene from The Merchant or
E,nire.' Mrs. G. W. Henry
Our Choir ......... RinErille quartet
(Jane Sophia Slocund. Soprano Ann
Maria Dcwherry. Alto).
Jeremiah Iycatherski. Tenor. Obadiah
Crabtrec. Bass.
Young Fellow. Ny Lad. Suzanne noble
Getting Ready for Dinner FartF
Fcna wagner
Banjo Song ....----.... Virginia ii""Se
Pro Patria ......... CIarlottc E" 'ltcrS
The Judges will then adjourn TO de-
eide to whom to award the gold medal.
While they are out. tho RinGrlile quar-
tet will sing Come Where the Lilies
Hloom.'' The Accomplish for the eve
ming will be Professor Carl Ncstmann'
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Tho wiao Fool

"AlrS we'll that ends we'll" quoted tho
Sage.
"Mayhc." replied the Fool. But 1t Is
just Is we'll TO begin right"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-22
CUT|CURAHEALS
ITCHING letter
ByUse of Cake CuticuraSo
and 1Box0intment, Cost 75C,

"Tc,,cr broke out IN rash on my
lace. My flesh was red and rough, and
would crack open and bleed. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-22

POTATOES
Home Raised. b., CT SS
90 ID. to the bu. So. Ol.CC
Less amount, 3i2c 10.
Under government regulation
potatoes must be sold by the
pound.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-22

successive belts Of German NIrc defrnScs
which we're uf great depth AMI strength
Text Of Statement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-22

NEW BUckWAEAT FLOUR
Conserve the wheat flour and
use Buckwheat Flour for your
breakfast. You are asked to
now-maybe after a while you
will have to.
S Id. Bag .............-. 45t
10 Id Bag ............... SOC
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DEATHS

g2 TT5dqD!X TMoNAs yy.a wa ~
3. J. o n, ~ Wayne circle. 40, ,12. q. ot,A,;
Siii STn Employee ksso of PSiia and Heading ny,
nyssS s9 fuRSr" s1TIyleS s INT pfi
vats HSrleigh Gem. Friends may cali Thurs.
nr.ToRYBopL May %. MARY Az widow .Si q
friends invited S fincfsi Gai Fri 80 a M from
ron.ln-low,s rcslde4cc, George Pearl 27l2 Mas.
,cr - Rcquiem high mass church oi Nos
PrGGnigSnrs hSqa 10 isTR 2Y ro5 w,fc S''9 9
Jacob ursenbach. Relatives and friends invited
I, fungral sefNlc's; sat. = o. m. -4-n -,- ~
maine may be viewed Eri ,gyG> Auto SsE'ce IL, No.
AZ AZ egs559d 65d fTisbds 2 aS
employees Henry psston ( sons steel Works.
man. man st.. Taoony.. T. int Magnolia Com. Auto
uwyXLToN,-7Eltth Month. 2sd, WILLIAM l.
rntb.dnyyss 'FFiiftbbi Month 26th. go D. m,
Erieqpds, H2me m SSoo SiGg GreSGne 81 D. Germantown
"wEisENHiERGE;RE 90 FRANZ. hus-
BaTscr BBana Of 4o7 hrg Grregcnwcb st. aged 81 Roia
tIvss apd friends invited & TO fgnsTal, Fr
St Alphonsus's church o3o a. IN. Int. Holy
,W6Ls@$CEoET -; 52HS HUSBAND hyya5,
R,dyes Gi CRfdg and fTends Loca Union NO. So
y. Il. Of c., and JOiners OF America, invited 10
t2saf tq9s5f %agd %S:5S.%s' T soss 'i%SsRSS
WIiHs TIsSsd IPt Tt,r oaa9d nc II, On m Remains may '
YSE{a YWQoPmu6n Mag 90 ,i$i7. at Flat Rock,
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wood. Sd. aged ? years.
wRiGHT.-May %, WILLIAM F., son OF
yensl er Relatives @ and frionds .Bridssburg coun-
I'll mTbdN No No a oG and employees Of SHPqHF Henry Disc 1
ton sons WORKS invited 20 funeral services,
foSrd RSmaas RSTG"'S 'iG@ ms3 G awSd r'S r to "a r m
"WET.TTEEG lla@ l"'aa r. ''i Wr J"irN NJ. husband Of
Rose Wyig 'n"g Iuon"nh son Of James - and
council 50 800. order Of indcPonIen, AmGrl-
q r. n
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Deaths

BATEs.--May 22, at New Rochelle. n y.
AGNES CHANDLER, widow OF Charles =
Hntes Funeral services at Farmhurst Farms
SsM 3 NHfIff Tsin from New York on ay 2Fyai Of
BATTEN.-May %, ANNA, wife OF Elmer
II; Bstten .nee Loftpsl. Relatives and friends
Hope st., Solemn high requiem mass visitSt tlon
BEGLEY.-May %, Join husband OF Mary
Begey, aged 9S Relatives and friends,
funeral sat- $50 a. m. sons residence. John
Quiem mass Holy Family Church 10 "a. m. Int
81. Mary's Gem, RQxborough, Remains may
BEENER.-May -, FLORENCE. wife Of
Ralph Benner. aged "a. Relatives and friends
invited to funeral services. Fri, p. m, s2s ~
9th St. Camden, y. J. Int. private. Evergreen
BENNETT-At Cynwyd. Pa, May %, MARY
E.. wife OF Milton Bennett. Sr.. and dauEhter
of late Philip A. and Susan Smyth Crcgar
Funeral services Fri. st. Johns Church. Gym
BERGNANN-Niay 22 HENRY. husband Of
late Sophia Bergman. aged 81 years. Relatives
and friends, members OF Wurttembergsche
schatf No. /; Phila. Reading Rwy. Reiief,
st. Int. private. Mt. Vernon Gem. Remains
may sf T,s%sS ThSTs to Agt9 funeral
ter OF Edward J. and Anna @, Dickinson (nee
Toner). aged T. Relatives and friends pupils
Of Simon Muir School, invited to funeral! Fri,
ave, Angels mass St stephens Church 10
BlGLEY.-May % FRANCES r. daughter
of Mary and late John Bigley, granddaughter
friends. members OF St Philips Temperance
mothers residence. l2s Queen st High mass
of requiem st. Philips Church 10 a. m. Int.
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at Hatboro, sunday. under the auspices Of
Guiding Star, l.. o. l.. No. 5O3. The attendance
the chapel and II was necessary to utilize the
schOolroom for the services. The Rev. Thotnns
town avenle and Berks street, "A recent aCquisi-
tion OF Guiding Star, conducted the scrViCes
and the membership was deeply impressed with
his interpretations and vivid Illustrations Of
Gods message and mans duty in life. Miss
Hissey and the Irvine brothers rendered fine
vocal selections The management and inma ties
OF the home highly elated with the result
repetitions from the various Orange lodges
throu6nout the city. The visitors were pleased
with the excellent condition OF the farm and the
general aspect OF the buildings.
other Fraternal News Preceding Page
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE


Continued from Preceding Column
GIRLS wanted to work in printing oftlee; clean
work: good wages; third floor. GeorBc r.
Esshcr. si47 n 10Th st. .------
GIRLS wanted for drawing department. A.
j. Cameron & Co, KensnEton Glenwood,--
oRLs & 2pSJ s R2S RfS sedy a work sooo
HOSIERY ioopers cSpcr, % polnt: best pay
steady work Matthias Bros. 1920 r. NenanEc
HOSPITAL sUPERINrENPEhNT wanted, ono ono
with experience. tu take iull charge. Address
Il Z Ledger Onlcn. ....
j(rfCfIEN GlRl. wanted. room and board. ;2i,
Apply tmtkecper's office BclleNue-Stratioro
t.AtINDREss and chamb'm'd combined; white
Gath PTfs Pa I'm Lombard Gn 1858 SS IN ornnSs
NOTHERS HELPER wanted TO- take charge Of
nanto9n i'Gt s 5s4 J. or ] Write sos w. school lane
MOTHERS aE+PFRo 55TI 70 2f 2sh and q settled good
NURSERY qovERNEss, German. for, for 2 l.i chil.
drcn and TTnnhcs TGc9anW5Teeoa' goou "aseS
OPERATIONS on ladies' knit underwear. steady
work GOOD pay. leurnvrs taken and paid
Mlls.' Mlls' 5ia5 'wafcdeld Ct. Germantown.
OPERATORS wanto& on shirts eXporeI1,ced and
SSTT2Sts sSaTsksrs NHH}R HEH}R and Walnut '''t'''
sALEsLAplES wanted tor n'gkweor, hosiery
lace and qhirtvaist departments. Apply Lace
shop. o22 Chestnut 81,
sEAMsTPEss g fdsSq S9mPifdSsa' Pidss Hight du
Bryn MSwr inonrcsidcnt; state educational
x5ygs'Mf xddross & 45. Lsdscr o6cS[ repuou
STENoGWPHER and ,ygSwyriitts1: besninner' sn53er
p 23oo7. Ledecr orcs ''.'.'.. -
STENOGRAmWR- -txpericPccd girl in llarE'
office. stat" salary and experience u s.
srENoGRlpHER and tyrowritsTo wanted, eK-
porlpurod Can at factory. 23ls Wood st.
tr.Y ft nt1t tn N ngr
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

SWEDISH German and other excellent cooks;
Scotch. Swedish Protestant and Catholic
Chambcrmaids. trained Mattresses parlor-
maids, girls for chambcrwork and waiting,
young cook and waitress together; infant and
Childnurses. ladies' maids. scamstrcsSes. male
help in every capacity Mrs Rogers, 3l3
S. 10th.
NICHOLAS 1926 Bainbrldge, has comm. white
buffers, second men, couples, cooks, 81 TO si5;
several excellent $40 cooks, waits, chamber
maids, parlOrmaids, nurses. etc. Wanted, ad-
dtlonal help for all capacities. Phone Locust
213O.
Ghildnurses want positions; woman wants
DOughcrty. 1919 w. Girard ave.
MADAME PLATZ, 305 S. 1lth st. wants and
supplies white help. Telephone Walnut Ills
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HELP WANTED-MALE

nQ9KKEErEB Ria ., double Gn'Ty Prot TO
Roy. strong, white or colored to work In fac
tory and run crrands$ chance TO learn trade;
18th and Callowhll.
BOY wanted with some experience IN cloth finish
S FRT Sad rdse 0eer Lewis
sS * nf"Fsf s25 ' eGsef & Sa6tafSsy 6a9sy o'clock
BOY. colorcd to work around laboratory and
@ @afy g6sS 4i0 sSmdfss{I smSIa{ st as'ru Apply Mr.
BOY wanted FOR office Of electrical supply house;
good future f9r ya live wire with progressive
Roy wanted in real estate office. A 333. Led
BOYS wanted 10 years Of age. 50 and $40 per
Water and Snyder ave.
BOYS. IA to 10 years for selling and delivery
ccrtincate. Jacob Reeds sons i4aI Chestnut
Co, Adams and Sepviva.
BOYS wanted to learn trade Of machnst; mod
Ledger 0fiice ''
Geo. +. Lasher ii7 n. 10Th st. ''' "''"'
BOYS wanted. day work. Apply 9th floor dOs
CARPENTERS wanted. Apply Franklin Sugar.
Reed st. and Delaware River,
CHAIR SAMPLE MAKER. experienced, wanted
Skies Co. I'D and Passyunk ave.
CHAUFFEUR wanted. drive private family,
must have good reference; good wages. Box
20, Newtown square Pa.
CLERK, national bank. II to 10 years OF nEe;
appIiSant, to receive consideration must state
qualifications, age. references, and salary ex-
pected. B 2OI, Ledger Office.
CREDIT-COLLECTION MANAGER
We need a high grade collection correspondent
He should know something about credits
But the man we want must have common
lNlglUpgH IN Al
clearly, briefly and effectively in HIS letters
For the man who can CONTINUE TO GROW
we have a splendid opening. NJ jO3 Ledger
Office.
DRAFTSMAN-Young man. 10 trace mechanical
drawings; one with some experience preferred.
give age, experience and reference for charac.
ter. Address 324, Ledger Office.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

boe5hA boOAAA hhfEh and cashier Thoroughly exn.r,-
sneses aesirss 70 make change; mas haS
referanssaap ishee Is ~ lnsnTance accountinG:
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HELP WANTED. FEMALE
BELL TELEPHONE OPERATING

BELL TELEPHONE OPERATING
The President OF the United States
has pointed to tfc ErCat Industrial army
Of the nation aEd to the necessity for
generous, unselfsn observance OF duty
ON tho part of those who may best
serve in that army.
The telephone system OF tho country
Is to play a conspicuous part in the
conduct Of the war
Bell Telephone operating presents It.
self as a vocation for young women
wherein a no less patriotic than valu-
able service to the Government may be
performed.
II you are between the ages Of Is and
"a. apply at 4O6 Market st, philadel-
pha, any day. except Sunday, between
$3.50 a, m, and p. m.
New employees are paid while learning
and are assigned to offices near their
homes. The work is interesting, the en-
VirOmcnt most agreeable and efficiency
is rewarded by ready advancement.
Comfortable recreation rooms and
dining rooms where meals are served
at cost In every Central Office.
Apply Now
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-24
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