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PlAVEDEFENSE
HOLDS GERMANS
ITALIANS HOLD INVADERS BACK
HEAVY FIGHTING OVER ENTIRE
LENGTH OF NEW LINES

Italian headquarters in Italy, Tues
day, Nov. 13, by Associated Dress
The Piavc line still holds in the main
against the heavy and continuous ar
tillcry fire from the eastern bank. The
efforts of the AustrO Germans to cross
he stream have not taken the propor-
ions of a general movement, but sew
era battalions crossed the river on
pontoons near ZensOn.
The Italian artillery concentrated its
fire on the raiding parties, either de-
strOying them in mid-stream or push
ing them back on the river bank. The
heres is desperate and sanSl-
mary. Men who have returned from
tIe batteries along The Piave say the
German fire is extraordinary, but from
middle calibrc guns,
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GRANGE MASTER APPEALS
FOR LASTING PEACE

st. Louis, Mo-. Nov. i3-Oliver Will
son of Peoria, ILL.,, master of the nat
ioanal grange patrons of husbandry,
in an address before The annual meet
in Of the national grange in this riiy
today declared that the present world 8
war represents the most frighsiul
price humanity has ever paid for an
ideal" but only by paying such price
he said ''shall a real and lasting w0rll
tes0o ties Of Fl freedom nd'liherly be guaran-
iced to every people,"
National prohibition always has
been favored by the grange, he said.
"1'he grang must be active in the fu-
ture as in the past To drive for ever
from our fair land the manufacture
and sales of alcoholic beverages.
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BERLIN PRESS FAvoRs
RUSS PEACE PLAN.

Berlin, Germany, Nov. 13, via Lon
don. Eng, Nov. tl.-The Berlin press
generally gives a friendly reception to
the peace manifesto of the Russian
'maXimalists. The Norwaerts. the SOC
iafst organ, and Germania. the Catlio-
lie organ each raises the question
whether the Bolsheviki will retain
power.
The question as to whether the bel
ligerents are ready for a three months
armtic for the purpos of discussing
peace the Vorwaerts says, can be
answered by the German government
only affirmatively. declaring at the same
or consent TO annexation at Germans
cost. Whatever Germany has to say
concerning annexalions it adds, is
contained in the reichslag resolution
of July 10 and in the German reply to
tic pope.
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Moscow Now Capital
FiqhtIno In streeta

Travellers arriving from Petrograd
the Finnish telegram bureau reports,
say that when thev left tho capital
here was fighting in the streets be-
iswecn the Bolsheviki and the populists.
The Petrograd garrison was reported
TO be deserving the Bolsteviki ana the
lllled embassies were said to have
got into touch with Premier Kerensky.
ihe people of Petrograd, the travellers
said were turning down the Boisheyiki
oroeFamahons, hooting their leaders
II the streets,
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EWPAINLEVE 4
CABINET |, | / / ||[|'] j / QUITS;
IBLAMES HOUSE
Chamber Of Deputies For FRS.
Time Votes Against Frenc!,
Governmca.. e=:d Causes
Ruction.
PAsHA MATTER is CAUSE
MANNER OF HANDLING spy AZ
FAIR AND ENUMERATION OF
mALvY BELIEVED CAUSE OF

~, Paris, France, Tuesday, Nov. "a
Inc Painleve ministry was defeated
BY a direct vote in the chamber of
deputies today and later resigned.
This is the first time such action
mas q, been taken by the chamber since
tne beginning Of the war, as up TO the
present 1T has been point of honor
with many deputies not to vote against
the government but 10 express cr't;-
cism> by abstaining from recording
their vote.
Caused BY Bolo pasha Affair.
Strong dissatisfaction with the gov
ernment's handling of The Bolo Pasla
affair is believed to be the motive
which changed the passive discomfort
TO active opposition.
y Two 9th other /, things ,, thought M to have
= nainleye cabine, were the .premicr's
statement eXoncrating NJ. Navy.
former minister of the interior, and
llic llasco attending the prosecution OF
L'Action Francaisc, edited by Leon
Daubct, the accuscr of Nj. Malvy.
-. Allied Conference On.
fflc ministerial crisis comes on the
eve OF The inter-allied conference and
every effort will be- made to settle it
Quickly. President Poincarc will be-
gin consultations With political lead
crs tomorrow morning.
Ministry Not Popular.
Tho Painleve ministry goes without
many regrets, after having dragged
out it's existence for Two months. it's
fall has been discounted for the past
two weeks but the abrupt manner of
its passing came as a surprise. In
view of the present situation at home
and an abroad the ministerial crisis is
regarded as of exceptional gravity.
!. The name most frequently men,
toned to head new ministry is that
of Former Premier Clemcnccdu.
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.KERENSKY IS
IN POSSESSION
OF PETROCRAD
Premier Take. City.-Populace
Leaves Maximalists, As Do
Troops.-Rebels Lose
Control.
"THREE KS" IN COMMAND
KERENsky, KALEplNEs AND koan-
ILoFF HOLD PoWER-cAPlrAE
ESTABLISHED At MOS
cow

London, Eng, Nov. i4.-The Fin
nish telegraph bureau says the who:c
of Russia except small part of Pctro-
graz is now in the hands of the pro-
yisional government.
Premier kerensky is now in PetrO-
grad and has taken virtually the entire
city the announcement of the Finnish
telegram bureau says.
Defeats BadshevIki
According to these advices, which
were received in cablegram filed at
Stockholm at O'Clock Yesterday af-
ternoon. Premier kerensky defeated
the Bolsheviki at Tsarskoe-Selo. The
.Casascks are reported To have Destroy
ed the Red uard. The telegram
lines arc now in Krensky's hands Tie
telegram bureau reports.
Moscow Now Capital
The Finnish telegram bureau says
Moscow is the headquarters OF the
provisional government and that Prem
ier kerensky has issued orders from
Moscow which have appeared in the
Pctrograd papers.
The anti-Boslleviki papers of
PclroSrad as well as tile Helsingfors
papers lave the headlines announcin.
allat the BOBlsheviki government ia
nearing tits downfall
General kalcdincs, the Cossack lead
or, is said to be dictator of southern
Russia. The orders of the provisional
government are signed by NJ. Kerensky,
General kalcdines and General Korni-
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RUSSIANS IN FRANCE

WasllingtOn, d. G., Nov. 13.--Rus-
sian soldiers in France have united in
a telegram TO kcrensky. copy of
which has been forwarded to aWls-
ington, expressing their confidence in
Tie Russian leader and urging him to
fight the extremists. The troops pledg-
ed themselves To respond to any call
kercnsky may make upon them and
urged him to deal pitilessly with the
Ro,!sIlrviki and secret counter revo-
lutiOniStS,
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ERENsKY ARMIES IN
PETRooRAp NQToRlQuR

LnI1H0n, EnSIand. Nov. 14.-The ar
accompanied by troops is reported BY
tie Russian legation at Stockholm. ac-
cording to an Exchange Telegraph dis
atch from Copenhagen. NJ. Kerensky
S said to have defeated the Bolsheviki.
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ITALIAN CONGRESS MEETS;
PEOPLE BEHIND GOVERNMENT

six hundred senators and deputies have
arrived in Rome from all parts OF the
country for tile onening of parliament
today. The prevailing talk among them
is that the people and their constitu-
cncics are determined to s',nno"l ih"
government and the army 10 the fullest
extent in resisting tile invasion.
Refugees from Occunicd territory con-
Time 10 pour soutflward. They arc re-
ceiving assistance everywhere.
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IMPOSSIBLE TO SHIP
JAPS TO EUROPE

7Tokfo, Japan, Nov. 1l.-Lleut. Gem
cral Oshani, the Japanese minister of
war, Informed Japanese newspaper
men that The dispatch Of troops to
owing to the tremendous cost and the
lack of tonnage. Baron Takahashi,
. former minister of finance, in q
lengthy article in the newspaper de-
cIares the Japanese army is deficient
in ordnance and airplane equipment.
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CABLE RATES TO LATIN
AMERICAN POINTS LOWER

New York GifY. Nov. f3-Reduc-
tion in rales between New York and
Central and South American Tele-
We're announced here today by the
Mexican Telegraph company and the
graph company operating Jointly the
All American cables. The new rates,
elective December /, will do much, it
is believed to promote the commercial
relations between I'll cOuntris ifeeted.
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BOND PRICE
CONTINUES TO SLUMP

!, New York, N. Y, Nov. 1i.-Libcrty
bonds, both issues, dropped to new
ilby on enlarged offerings. The AS
fell to 1896 and the 3k S which
were more active touch 99.tOmpScll-
ing of tile bonds was attributed to
the greater. necessity of holders re-
snlting from losses in stocks and other
Snrllritins .----a
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HEAVY FIGHTING ALONG
NEW italian FRONT.

Romc, Italy. Nov. 17.-A WithdraW-
al of the Italian forces in the north,
nlhe region east of Asiago is an
nounced by the war office. On the
lower Piave river the attack continues
on tile Germans who yesterday effected
Il crossing near ZensOn. The state
mcnt says tleenemy has not yet been
disIodgcd completely. An attempt OF
The enemy to cross the Piave between
OurrO and Fenere was suppressed.
The enemy suffered severely.
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SOUTH DAKOTA MAN
AMONG ENGLISH MISSING

Ottawa, Ont, Nov. 1i.-The follow
ing American names appear in today's
casually list:
Wounded and missing E. Anderson
GOuvick, Minn.
Wounded: Lance corporal E. J..
Heller, Ideal, S. ID.
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KERENsKY ENTERS PETRooRAp
SAYS SWEDISH AGENCY.

Stockholm, Sweden, Nov. IA
premier Kerensky has entered Petro-
grad, according to dispatch received
from the correspondent of the Swedish
Russian border.
The majority, or maximalists,
troops hayc joined the premier. the
correspondent adds.
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GERMANS CLAIM TWO
MORE ITALIAN TOWNS

Berlin. Germany. via London, Eng
land. Nov. l4.-'rhc capture by Austro
German forces of the towns of Prima-
Iann. in the Sugana valley and Feltre,.
west Of the unpcr. Piavc river, is an
nounccd today by army headquarters.
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BRITISH DEFEAT GERMANS
NEAR PASSChENpAElE

l1Ondon, England, Nov. 17.-Thn
Germans met with complete defeat at
The hands of The British yesterday in
Flanders, the war Office! reports. An at
TEMPT to recapture tile ground recently
tdRen by the British near Passchendaele
was repulsed.
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RAILROAD MEN TO SEE WILSON

washington, D. c., Nov. 1l.-Al-
rangemcnts have ben completed for the
conference of the four railway BROTH
erhoods to see President Wilson on
Monday. November 2G in connection
with the workers. proposals for wage
increases for conductors and brake
men on all the railroads of The coun-
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hric1 man. without children
wife, although the rcgistrant is
Ec'l in useful occupation, is no.
/ dependent upon Ills labor fO
brl, ior the reason that the wiff
lied in some special class of wOrf
she is physically able to per-
in which she is employed. or II
p There is an immediate opening
Der under conitions that will en-
Ehrr ln support herself deccntly
without suffering or hardship.
cessary skilled farm laborer ir
sary agricultural enterprise.
fcSSary skilld industrial labOrer
kressary industrial enterprise.
CLASS III
N will dependent children (n0'
(Mn, but toward whom he stands
ehlion of parent.
\ with dependent aged or inflrn
bis.
b. with dependent helpless broth
Pr sisters.
Rllnty or municipal officer.
Ehly trained iiremen or policeman
RaSl } years in service of munich
ereSsary custom house clerk.
er"ssary employee of United States
of the mails.
errSsary arlificer or workman II
4. af!norN or arsenal.
Er"ssarN employee in servic of tho
Fd States. KS
sressary assistant, associate, Ol
manager of necessary agriculture
P'"rprisc.
E'"ssaly highly specialized tech
~ lnrcflanical expert of necessar!
|s'rlal enterprise.
Fr"SSarN assistant or associate
E'ser of necessary industrial enter
GLASS w
lin whose Wife cr childrnn arr
Ply dependent on his labor for sup
liafin"r actually employed in sea
|lr" of citizen or merchant in the
|ed Siales.
treSsary sole managing. controllin!
II !!Hi'riing head OF necessary aSrlcul-
l enterprise.
IrrcSsary sole managing, control
nf directing head of necessary in
''''l enterprise.
T.. CLASS v.
y; executive. O..
ieIoI of the United States or o.
y Territory or District, of ,Colum''
'r;,oar 'r;,r or duly ordained minister
'eligion.
fmient who on May 49,, 1917, was
i,ai'lfs for ministry in recognized
''rrsons in military or naval service
'iil.. 'inI'e'l States. set
,,Q'ii enemy. ~
'"~i''enl alien mot an enemy who
,''S exemption.
',g,r,on totally and permanently ply
,', or mentally unfit for military
:, '',S''>9n morally unfit to be a soldier
u" United States.
.renscd pilot actually employed in
!, pursuit of his vocation.
',iiAilmr of well-recognizcd sect OF
n'N IL. 1911 whose then existing
"N or principles forbid its members
l'a''lripate in war in any form, and
">' VS., religious convictions are agalnsl
'f participation therein.
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MExIcANs Acr NATURAL.

Ojinaga, Mexico, Nov. i4.-Aftcr
two hours of fighting early today Fran
cisco Villas troops were driven away
from this town by Mexican govern
mcnt forces under General COrdova.
This was Officially announced at the
military headquarters here.
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MAYOR CALLSON
CITY FOR SONG
CITY EXECUTIVE ISSUES ORDER
DIRECTING COMMUNITY TO
MEET FOR PUBLIC MuSl-
GALE ON NOV. 27.

Following a city-wide demand for
,s,ommunity singing, an agitation that
has occupied many musicians and
those who wish to see the growth of
popular patriotic singing in Mitchell,
Mayor j. E. Wells has acknowledged
naming the fourth TUESDAY in eacir
month as the date for the community
concert. The first concert will be held
at The city hall, Tuesday, November.
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frnsis,rants not included in any
division in lllis schedule.
CI ASS n t

frie'l man with children or fatn-
Rnolllcrlcss children where such
For children or such motIlerless
len are not mainly dependent upor
bl'nr for support for lh reason
alcrc arc other reasonably certain
fS of adequate support teXclud-
lrnings or possible earnings frnr
hbor of liir wifcl, available, and
!lm removal of the rcgislrant viii
lrprivc such dependents of sup
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~" J. e. Wells.
Mavor of the City of Mitchell.
Maw Verse to HAmerica."

a recent result OF 1lIc cnllIlliI1Ilaa ~
,ong work is the creation o. & ano1,,ot nn
-ersc to "America' lhe naalo'las do dho
..hooIs " Of the country as the final
mc;od 1Ti save our splendid men
pring them safe home again
God save our men ,,.
patient and chivalrous
They are so dear to us
God save our men. tss-
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|AFT RULES
[AKEMARRiED
men LIABLE
ever, They Are Placed So
lar Down List That Call
Will Be Late.
M LABoRERs TAKEN
tLLED MEN IN ALL LINES OF
Ink GO FIRST AS DO NOM
SUPPORTING HUS-
BANDS.
LABoRERs TAKEN

|slinglon, D. c., Nov. 13.-The
lasses into which 100000 men
cred for military duties-and
Ire registered hereafter-and are
and order in which they will
llcd for service were officially
need today in the provost mar
{eneral's questionaire which every
ered man must fill out and file.
Sr,ler shows some changes from
entative draft published some
lgo.
Married Men At End.
trary to some public reports it
hot exempt married men as a
but it does place married men
dependent wives e~and children
Fwn on the list of tables. In fact.
urSlionairc indicated that only
bf the first class will be called
colors except, in the graveSt
|cncy.
live classes under which men
h called. showing the paragraphs
which lllcy may claim cXemp-
Follow:
GLASS
ylc man, without dependent rcla-
fried man with or without chill
or father of mother less chill
Wlo has llabitually failed TO sup
his family.
ricd man dependent on wife for
I'll.
Fried man, with or without chill
br father or motlierless children: ::
OF usnfully engaged, family sup
by income independent of his
KILLED farm laborer.
killed industrial laborer.
istranI hy or in respect of whom
fcrred classification is claimed
lc.
islrant who fails to submit.
onaile and in respect Of whom
fcrrcd classification is claimed
IT,.
|rnsi>'rants not included in any
division i'm ihiS schedule.
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CLASS
lc man. without dependent rcla-

'ried man, with or without chill
pr father or motllerless children: !:
oI usefully engaged, family sup
by income independent of his
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BILLED farm laborer.
Billed industrial laborer.
fistranI hy or in respect. of whom
kfcrrcd classification is claimed

Eslrant who fails to submit
(omirc and in respect Of whom
fcrrod classification is claimed
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

YOU have read the following advortisen,en.
frequently. The Offering contains a fortune for
somn one hope Il may be you. Estahlished
ooai, sand Cnment md Building Material
BUSINESS TeanlnE, lonE-dlstanCe Moving,
SuncontractlnE. Past years profits Sii 900
owner wishes TO retire $500
ANOTHER BARGAIN
iSNCopuonal OFFER. Established Coal Feed and
builders SUPPLIES Business. Convenient to
nnoming clty o. Bethlehem, Pa, by team,
without dwelling. $4,000 '
n, ANOTHER BARGAIN
a. acres d2yeiopcd Slate ana Brick property
york County; best slate In Pennsylvania: :
$4,000. or viii exchange for income property
IN part write Tor descriptive circulars.
w. u. G IRIS
Roon l, Woowor'h Bldg. bethlehem. Pa
INCORPORATE YOUR BUSINESS
Avoid loss by limiting your liability. We
nave n Delaware office and are fully equipped
TO serve YOU IN this and many. other ways.
UNITED SERVICE COMPANY OF AMERICA
Lombard 33b3. 5TtsjI6 Drexel Building.
books sent free How 10
Dhlain Patents." Victor J. Evans & Co,
ld"A Chestnut Ct, Philadelphia.
Will SECURE capital for Industrial which
can show likely prospect for n large dividend.
Prospect + 2il, Ledger Central
Ul;TIGRAPHING and ADDRESSING business for
Sale, good proposition; strictly cash. + 1853.
$4,000 no $4,000 WANTED in good pa ying bust
ness. + l5j, Ledger Central
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Continued from Preceding Column
GREAT ANNIvERSARY SALE
PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS

This is our ffty.second anniversary month
A special sale of nearly fifty used pianos,
player pianos and Photographs will he held
at our Uptown stores. cor. 9th and Thompson
streets
Since April 10. 1868. 6th and Thompson
SITS. store has been DISTINGUISHED for giving
the best piano values in Phladelphia; in fact,
customers come from all parts of Pnladel-
of these exceptional values our April sale
has always been largely patro1ized. and this
Many pianos have been returned from winter
rental accounts rebuilt and sold with the
usual fre.year guarantee, MANY others; In
SSiading 2l Of the 5es,kn0wn makes haHe
pianos The following is a short summary
OF few specials to he offered In this sale:
REDUCED PLAYER-PIANos
s295-Weberhed Player Piano; $3.50 new.
s325-AutoManual Pnyer-Piano; $3.50 new.
s35o-Heppe Player-Pano $3.50 new.
$500 new.
AeSas and iSo SsISw raysr
prices, good new: guaranteed five years.
i, prsht Tprshht Panos Panos at at s?S sS TO TO :ioo
q Upright Pianos modern at 500 to Sl75.
~ uprght tianos our own stahdard p makes. makes
prices
The above Include pianos by Chlckering.
Terms IS mcnthlv and upward on pianos;
sS monthly and upward on player-pianos
Call or writ, for large. illustrated cata-
logues with special plans OF payment
HEPPE,s UPTOWN STORES
Cor 9th and Thomson sts., Phla
Founded 1868.
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WANTED


CAST-OFF CLOTHES
We paid woman s37 for 3 mems sui,s .
overcoats, an evening gown and some shoes.
others offered her only $50 Sell 10 ua n nd
get more money for mems summer and winter
clothes. ladies' gowns. etc. Write, call or
phone Mkt. 1888, Main 233s. Refined buyers
Call Guy or country. dag night. TRY ms
nrst: SELlGSpHN. S. w. cor. sth and
CASTOFF CLOTHINC-Hignest price pa Id for
ladies' and mems clothing, hats shoes etc
Phone Poplar 577l. BLACKER. 1899 Popiar
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
Hishest prices paid. Business strictly con.
hdential WM FISHER, 137 s sth ST
FuRNlTURE-OFFICE or HOUSEHOLD
Partition railing, safes. antiques. modern fur
hlture, What have YOU to sell for spot ca sh >
$50 PArTEN FURNITURE COMPANY
Wal 1861 1l2I Arch St Race osO6
FURNITURE, pianos, carpets. antiques; entIre
or part houses bought for CASH no matter
how large. j, Bernstein. 1854 Ridge ave
FURNITURE, CARPETS, ETC, WANTED
KREEMER, 4o5s GlRARD AVE PRES 6iI3. III
Office and Household Furniture
Dull &Duling &o Central Secondhand Furniture Co.
g04-oO6-9l4 Callowhil. Filbert 410s
OlD GUILD silver. platinum. false teeth,
prices diamonds appraised. 1900 Filbert 81 Ar
'oE TO So SET paid for old false teeth:
WWniis or mail to Lees Old Gold Shop 7ic
Natnut st Money sent same dny a = received
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

|NcHoILS, 1926 Bainbridse, has competent
Y buffers second men. housemen. first class
irish Swedish, German cooks, nurses and fe-
a male help, all capacities, vacancies; cooks,
u 81 10 $40; Mattresses, parlor and chamber
maids combination girls. nurses kitchen
maids, valets, footmen. etc. Phone Locust
2i30.
maids laundresses, child
n nurses Prot. cooks. chambetmaids. waitr's.
girls for downstairs work and cooking, cham
berwork and waiting. Apply Mrs. Kane. oil
s. 18th st. Phone Spruce 3d01
looks, chambermaids, childnurses. housework
\ girls want positions; wanted. gardeners
man and wife Miss Rose Dougherty. 1913
W. Girard
|xANTED, at Episcopal Office, 312 S. 18TH
cooks. Mattresses. chambermaids. nurses and
laundresses
|GADAME PLATZ. 305 :. l1th St, wants and
supplies white help. Telephone Walnut iIl3,
GRs HARVEY, 1919 Rittenhouse sq.--Wanted,
Reliable help for all capac.. refs. required
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS
GERMANTOWN
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

SUR, BI,ET-CompIetey furnished apartment for
months; near train trolley. Phone Gtn. 1918
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ROOMS FOR RENT

bNohD, n. 1SO5-Sccond- -noor-front suite. nri
Vate bath hot water; no children; owner
ChESTNUT. 2009--DESIRABLE ROOMS PER
MANENT OR TRANSIENT. "
room southern exposure: single room; elect
Nfhhh;HINuT, 1927-Large sunny room near
path, rooms single on suite modern cows
and cold running water ''' "''
riNE 500 The Dresden-Turn. double room
brtNate hath steam neat. electric lights
SINGLE OR EN- SUITE. '
10TH s. 4lG--2d-story front nicely furnished
WIN or without private bath.
18TH ST, N, 3542 - Handsomely furnished
room. with board, Tioga 3l30
oNE:, or rooms, f1rnieNed '.-rurnished
WIN private bath. Preston 4127 W.