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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-16


CHICAGO. May t6.-Covering OF shorts
rallied the wheat market from the lowest
today after there had been a further big
shrnkage in values. Indeed. for time.
it seemed as III there was no bottom the
losses being twenty-five to twenty-four cents
below the previous close.
At the first tap of the bell liquidation
was resumed. and was not checked until
July had dropped to s2.is. compared with
S2i2 at the end of yesterday. and Septen-
her to 81 rs. Contrasted with s220. yester-
days last price. The best prices were in
the initial trading July then sold al s2.4O
and September at S2.l3 The close was
80 for July and S2.O7 for September
Cash houses were buyers on the decline,
hut the volume Of business was not large.
Restricted dealings will continue in all
markets indefinitely. The bearish feeling
was intensified by countrywide agitation
against the high average and the advent OF
spring-lk weather all over the wheat coun-
try Farmers seem to be more eager TO
sell now that they see quotations FADING
rapidly
The actual article was duh and nominal
Flour was down about s barrel
The market at Liverpool was dun and
easier on prospects Of continued liberal
arrivals and favorable political news
The visible supply OF wheat in The United
states, according to Bradstreet's is 4o.o26,-
OOO bushels. an increase OF $4,000 bushels
for the week and compares with 53,92b,ooO
bushels last year. ln,tanada it Is 46,2ll,-
600 bushels a decrease of l2,9OI.000 for the
week and compares with 66,3iS,OO0 bushels
y year ago.
The weekly report Of the weather said
that the winter crop had made good grown
in Texas and that there was an improve
ment in the central and lower Rocky Noun
tain region. on the Pacific coast and in most
Of the northern sections. In Kansas con-
ditions were favorable. but in Oklahoma
there was deterioration.
The weather was favorable for farm
work in the northwestern States. agd
planting of spring wheat is nearing compile
tion in Minnesota and progressing well
nlSnMhpre
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LONDON STOCK MARKET
lrregularity Marks Trading-Amer-
leans Are Lower

LONDON. May is GENERALLY the Stock
Exchange markets were irregular today.
Specialties were heavy.
Dealings continued light. The war loans
were lower. OF the $4,000. 900 pounds 8 u
per cent New South Wales issue 81 per cent
was left in the hands OF the underwriters.
The revenue Of the United Kingdom for
the week was fs.s05. 900 and the expendi
lures f8S5s.0O0. Outstanding bills in
creased f6,S4S 900. War loans were eta.
10000. Miscellaneous borrowing was t1s.-
$4,000.
Americans receded and Canadian Pacincs
were dull. Argentine rails were mixed
as they were affected by earnings. Home
lines were quiet and checkered
Allied bonds were inactive Russian de
scriptions were not good in spite of al
Improvement in exchange
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Todsys Yesterdays
LOST AND FOUND

AUToMoBILE-s5o reward for recovery within
weeks Ford touring car conspicuous dent In
rear rlFht corner: Pa. license 892o6; mfg. No.
1225621; 1918 model brass radiator, natural
wood wheels, demountnble, Usco. I Puman
tire: side tire holder back window out. taken
from front 1908 Chestnut st. Saturday night.
April II. J. T.. watkins. 5o4 Westview. Ger.
mentown
BAG-I.ost travelling bag containing fur. all.
ycrSsre, shoes. vicinity 30th aud Girard ave.
Liberal reward 4948 Chestnut st.
SPAN1El.-Lost, In Abingdon black cocker
spaniel streak Of white at throat: slightly
lame In left front leg. Liberal reward. 1903
Spruce ST
Sb BlLl.S--l.ost. . s. bills, by poor working grl.
between Sydenham and 1Ith Jefferson.
Reward Return 1910 y. 18th.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

American Gas Company. quarterly Of per
cent. payable June to stockholders Of record
AZ D. m, today.
Mergcnthaler IiuotNpc tomnanN. regular
quarterly Of 2tz per cent. pay bio June 40 to
took OF record June . Books do not close.
Cuban American Sugar Company. regular
quarterly OF 2i4 per cent. ON the common stucN
and IA per cent on the preferred. both payable
July - stock Of record June Ii
Plymouth Rubber tOmpany, regular quarterly
Of si.T5 per share on preferred stock. payable
June to stock Of record MAY %
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Allen Heads Young Bankers

". ". Allen, of the Philadelphia Ma
tional Bank. was elected president Of the
PhiladeipAa chapter American Institute
Of Banking n the annual meeting last
night Other officers elected follow: A. g.
Felix. Peoples Trust Company vice presi
dent; Finer SChall, Philadelphia Trust
company. secreta"v, Howard E Deily
Tradesmens National Bank treasurer.
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POULTRY

LIvI.Trsde, was slow and the markc, ruled
weak. with fowls "a lower. Quotations: Fowls
as, to DUALITY. 2i@24i4c; ROSTERS, aisc;
spring chickens. not Leghorns. plump. yellow.
Leehorns, weiyhns 8, ala lbs, apiece, 50dr
i3Gisc; pigeons. old, per pair. - 2sc; do,
young per pair, 2Oa 22c
DREssED-pesirable stock was pretty we'll
q e nos. DRY picked, fancy selected, ad'g q do
~ lbs apiece. Csc: do. do. lbs apiece 23Qr
s4c. =, Fowls in bbls.. fancy. dry.picked. weish.
Ing Al lbs. aud over apiece. 26c: smaller sizes
22G Csc old roosters. dry.pclied .0ig e: ros stine
chickens, western. dry-picked. in boxes weigh.
inr SOLO lbs: per pair. 81 q csc: 90 western. in
d bSis, ,welshing So 70 lbs. per pair. T@2sc;
So 90: 40 welghing I lbs. per pair. 23@2bc;
!ga lbs. per pair. $50 a2c; chickens. weishins
022s broegs Jersey fancy soSoSc; DO; other
tresh.k.SSSS q ,s turkeys; per Western best
eozssinzTWhite zen Vii weighing li@i2 Fps. per dozen
ts99It 19 %, 20, "eisiminG aihGG eW ~ lbs per dozen
ssGs 10; do; Weighing !, lbs. per dozen. 81 30 q
S7S, do, weighing, $685. lbs per dozen 81 II
F22o: dark. 81, 20; small ana No. q SOC
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PROVISIONS

tn.re was fair iobbing inquiry aud the
.,.,Ie, ruled firm. Quotations: city or western
bnsf in sets smoked. 35c, city beef lNuckles
pa tenders smoked and air-dried. 36c Western
tnuus tnnckles and tenders, smoked, 36c. Beef
hams hams. $50 $$2 POrs family gIIl go M segas Hams
Sal a2Tc, do. do. smoked. 27ia W2sc other
fams' smoked city cured. az to brand and aver.
IA e6is e; do boiled. boneless. a0c Picnic
:SouiGers 8. p. cured. loose. nlG; do. smoked
cno Rallies in pickle, according to average.
loose loose. 2sc Breakfast bacon, Us TO brsrd aud
sverase city cured. 36c, Breakfast. bacon
sss.teTn cured 35c. Lard western refined
sierces 2al,e; DO. do do TUBS 49, ,ssns lard aard
Fssrd pure city, kettle rendered. In tubs. 23h O.
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MONEY-LENDING RATES

NEW YORK Money on call opened.
lending and renewing at 2ia per cent.
Business in prime bank acceptances is
reported very slow for the moment No,h-
ing Is being done in prime Cantie paper
under per cent and both supply and offer
ings OF the highest class are light
Most OF the limited business in time
money consists or renewals and the inquiry
is nearly all for industrial loans Bust
ness was done again TODAY at per cent
for six months on industrials
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LIVERPOOL Cotton

LIVERPOOL. May ls.--'rhere was =
good demand for spot cotton today but
prices were unaltered at l2.7sd for midup-
land. The sales were 10000 bales. including
5000 bales American. There were no inn
ports Futures closed quiet but steady. net
unchanged TO points higher
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RUTTER-Onerings were light and tho mar.
tot ruled firm and 1c higher under fair
Demand. ouo.ations; wes!srn, fresh, solid
sGGtic: extra hrsts. SOC nrsts, 3sc seconds
s7b c: nearby prints, fancy, 43c; average OK
Iva ii d i2c: lrsts. 80 a iOC seconds 3SGD3S'2
erecial brands of prints jobbing at i6m 4gc.
EGC;S-Firm and higher under moderate re-
CENTS and good demand Quota tiuns: Nearby
frsts, $40 81 pcr case; nearby current receipts
iIO 42i7 per case; western extra hrsts. $40. 81
rer ca So. do. frsts. SlO35 per case, fancy So
lected candcd eggs were johbng at i0G Ale.
CHEESE-OTsrinGs Of fancy stock were light
and the market ruled firm with fair demand.
Quotations follow: New York, full cream, fancy,
new aTl. 421hc; specials higher: do do, fair
10 good, new. 2Gl9 927c do. part skins IA a
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FRESH FRUITS

The market was generally steady under mod
crate offerings and a fair demand. Quotations
Apples per bsl1lseg Be Davis. s3.a5@i I. -; .nald.
W!nesap, No l, 81 50@6 do. ungraded 81. 80 20
80; apples. Northwestern per box. 81 5Ofb2 so.
per crateaBright. fancy, 50 50a45O: russet
isncy i s2a so; poor; S5c as so. Grapefruit,
Rico. per crate s2g2.7 70. Strawberries, North
carolina per quart. 10M15c. do. Norfolk and
Eastern Shore. u q 11C. -.
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. May 16.--BUTTER-H Higher.
Receipts 5s2S tubs. High scoring. 49i, c: extra
3Sia C, inside; frsts 3SlR q 39c. seconds, 36g3sc
State dairy. 39c. inside.
EGGS-Iiigh grades frmer. Receipts. 20 .6SS
crates; extras. 37a "a 3Sc; storage, frsts 36la Gp
3Ic seconds, asia q 38c hrsts. 30 a 38i2 c; white
37ls case: brown, 37is base: mixed colOrs.
ahia n 3IC.
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STOCKS
ssr; ssr I9mmsrcisl tir FinsnSe % s SS gsr go Isl
lshr; ,Pennsyiyaaania Academy Of Fine =,
shr; AntReneuml mo Of Phiiadelphia ,iai7
~ Railroad Co. par $50. .,,,, 57s.
80 road Go. preferred; par $50 .,,.. 7o'.
shrs moh, mss1nyille On Man,Hs and Fair
10 shrs I1,syrance co, Of North AMERICA;
sshrs csTSo Exchange National Bank; ,a'
sshrs Farmers and Mechanics' Ma
sshrs Farners "s' pnr ana Me- Mechanics Ma '''''
=, tional BANK; par 500 ..,,....;aa, lts
Gr%Ta rar National Bank Bank par par
Shr, oJenkintown National Bank par ,so
Loo shTs; N,s!jonai Bank of Germantown;
iss shrs. Ridge Avenue Bsni;; par $50. 80
10 shrs CcesSn wFs1, c9 s par $50
''hTs Da.,, ,Gus1aniss ft;%ssf % and SAFE De ,,s
'hTs ro.Ii GIuS.anss %o ffgs, and safe De.
r,IE,a ESs Trust i ;, so;,S sioS. i,s $40
ts + ssS:Sri0s GS & sido @rGy'den' f' $40
s'hrs; psr F,5s s Association of Philadelphia aos
100 shrs. Northern Piacifcs Railroad co. '''
reGnin romim39 g. Morgan Co. trust ,o,
sshrs, Huntingdoni and Broad Top Noun: '''
mon; 'iHea par So, ana coai co. com.
+r'FS.s T. sHSssriie % .tiated Gas I'm ~,
20 rish.s e subscribe 10 TSied Gas I'm -s,
arshss s1 sabscSiSe cS 20 '3S Fitted Gas I'm ~"
rsStsV SasVs%sni o snbscTibe Sq 20 f1S Sea Gas i'm 2'N
FsSs RtoSsmsai ss saS'f:iSs Gn e Stsd Gas I'M 30
40 sSi 70 saSssTibe s2 20 'HS Hpisd Gas i'm a1S
sio rrht 10 sbscribs c1ib 20 ie0 0ted Gas i'm "
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COTTON DECLINES
AFTER FAIR START
Expectation of Bullish Weekly
Weather Report Causes Drop.
Cables Steady
COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS

COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEW YORK, MAY 1e.-Temperatures were
aeasonabie In the cotton belt this morning
and. the. weather clear. = ,-,
AsheviIie, 1a, ChattanooGa and Knoxville. SCI
Fort smith. g.. Birmlngham. yIckskprE ana
ton, shreveport. san, Antonio. 0kiahomr City.
LITTLE Rock, Memphis, New Orleans. Pensa-
cola. Mobile, Montgomery and Macon eoi ss-
yannah. Raleigh, Jpcksonyille and Del Rie.
81; Uhariestop. "a, Tampa and Galveston. 90;
There Was 20 Inch Of precipitation at Okla
homa CITY
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION

Corn Exchange National Bank stock sold
Ia points above the last previous trans
action, reaching 39l. at the Barnes &
Lofland auction sale of securities today.
Farmers and Mechanics National gained
points, while the Guarantee Trust was
off 3 points
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-16
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. May ts.-The, coffee mar
ket opened quiet and featureless with prices
unchanged. There were no transactions on
the call
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HELP WANTED MALE

ACCOUNTANT, assistant, for large coal com,
psny; applicant TO receive consideration must
expsctsd. N $50. Ledfer Central.
ACCOUNTANT, railroed. wanted. who is thor
railroads. Address p. .. Box ss4 Phiia, Pa
ACCOUNTANT, out Of town. Q. p. A., desires
saiefy sEpeqte1.. J 81. LedFet Csntrsi.
AVT6NATIC !gIuelns machine opsrafors on fold.
;;$ m ~; j';es. jF;e ''fs;s's'sil s2s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-16

'rp to thirty days. over thirty 10 sixty. per
cent. sixty to ninety, iia per cent; over ninety.
per cent.
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Sugar Prices Stronger

NEW YORK, May 1s.x-Fine granulated
ran9ed from I60c to SOC with
<2l u holdins tes =. Later ..s = 8, suoss- s.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS

TENNN ANU PAITFTV
Year ended December 81, 1Sl6-
Operating revenue $40, Sos, Bbi So 3S2. 4 =
Net income .......,.,. 3,4s7,373 -2Io3. l5O
increase.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE
BELL TELEPHONE OPERATING

..
The pr.,dent OF the United STATE,
has pointed to the sreat industria, army
ere %n.sh sne 70 se f 'Gu Sus
on ,ne par. o, unose VINO may pest
The telephone system Of the country
conduct OF the war
rail r.,.D,or. or.,,,,nr ,r,.,.,
self as a vocation for young women
performed
$50 a m. ana + o. m, ''"'e"
New employees are paid while learning
and are sssisned to Offices near their
homes The work is interesting. the en-.
ronmsrtd iaoss asrseSole ,saH ana efficiency
cou,,r,,o,. r.or.,,,oo room. -,
dninF 'T gooms where 'ea mea, sp@r sPs served Ses
WV '" ''''' '"'''' ''
Apply Now'
DsIx. =. Books s'Y:eSsq s;s "a to /:
sooTKEFpnr <r in a"" saa ',vs%,,.r s on. having
pperlsnc,, IN s"r1m,sn. manufacturing preferred.
,,s,pI.aHwom,n npp} a. ~ ,@ .,,n .ou ,,o,,.,. .,
t..m w oinan e r"n ii. SOIL. NIoW'usc o.
fee A 2o4, Ledger Office.
CHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS good re
liable woman, brotcstant preferred, Apply
vii Win rsfsrendes Tst"' '""''''S "''''"o'" !" y
, .-
'hdEs thsE "an,eu ior hosplla' tapa'llA OF
osus M Mntai ,ii aI , 9nr o, Wi,m tHpPr
''Oo''o' ~ 'VO' '''uh'' oi''
thinDNMRssE or mother,s s helper Protestant
AdJrssS ~ in7 " ,,IiSsJem pho," an 7ss
E'"''eSS - :" '"'e''"' '"o'' "'"' '"' .
rHrLDNuRsE. white, call 60i w Clveden
ave Germantown ...-...-..-- '..-.-
once 'o' ID Res,a,pant' sos BeardSals
ocean ciTy
COOK young white. good reference required
1912 Pine St
-, NM .,.,..
lis country in the army HppiSations TO Sc
"urc consideration musf state age, Whether
married or single; experience refs and salary
expected no slackers wanted. A 1886 Led. or
COOK; white, 10 assist IN genera hopsswork
Hsi n,.iI 3uiS wv" ,t taui'!G go nome nsnls u
COOK. experienced. white; must be willing to
po away for the summer Apply Monda y
TUESDAY or Thnrsday' at ioS WGsl Mcrelan1 a. ID
sss st p.S Gr teepaons mneshu' "
p,EaiTlnM n wahtra ior h3s6i'ai T near fhiIa
WORK xJdres. n soh ledger ofTce '"''
state salary. p 1Oi. Ledger Office.
,,n, IL, - :, . -, ,.,.u.. -, -,
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WHEAT RALLIES WHEN
COVERING INCREASES
Part of Sharp Losses of Early
Trading Recovered-Grow-
ing Weather Ideal
WEATHER CONDITIONS

NEW YORK. May i8,-Advicer received at
ne Weather Bureau this morning Indicated
ne following weather eoudif Inns
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-16

The following precipitation lin inchesl Mas
reported; .0I at Prince Albert, % mt Helena
and Grand Junction and 2? at Battieford.
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REFINED SUGARS
IOTTlVHUy NWWII VNN' W y W
DAIRY PRODUCTS

The market ruled firm. Franklin took little
Ausiness at soc, while the Pennsylvania sugar
Company would accept $500.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE


CHILDNURSE. experienced. wants position;
hest reference. 4l4 T.. Allegheny ave g36
COoK-Hgh-class cook wants position In lsrge
clubhouse or hgh-class cafe OF departmeof
store: sleep home. 1874 Ledger Ofnce. .
CoOK-Experienced Protestant wishes positiea
as cook, country, II $40. Ledger Central.
COOK, white. Protestant; reference. 1877 wish-
art ST. (Front st. and Allegheny aye.)
COOK and waitress desire positions, seasheret
best reference. Phone Spruce 1927.
COOK and waitress want places; best references.
Apply o112 Spruce st. W
GIRL wishes position. housework or laundrsss
private family; best reference. 2033 Brandy
wine ST, 49,.
MOTHERS s HELPER, refined capable. wishes
nos of trust; children over 2is yrs; seashoro.
summer perm. Phone Diamond 2460 J.
NURsE-GoVERNESs French. with refsfsnoo
wishes position for young child. A 100. Brass
Ledger 5l3s Germantown ave. y ~
STENoGRAPHER. with secretarial ability, -
sires perm. pos. ref. furn, l43. Led Cent.
TEACHER. French; school work or private ~
pills: conversational method. p. o. box 3lZI,.
WAITRESS desires position in restaurant, ~
= dress 1bs N 2lstl 81. ~ ~
YOUNG Prot. maid wants chamberwork -
sewing; apply present place. IL Summer cl<
Chestnut Hill. ! I. ~
MOTHER and daughter. refined, capable, NJ
housekeepg, city or country. II 90, Le4. CT
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HELP wANT1D-
oont,nusd from rvectstHs oss.ss.
MEN-wanted. boiiermaksrs Iccemsttye
ssn.'r: sHa.:'. eis .Ss. sss.'f n Ei'Ss S b!Ss s
MTs E ss sss: for Ss.sp s::s
water Co, s1st and Chestnut ~
MGE GSa. e' ss I s'ec. eo ss s%d SS.e Ycle "a
hSN hS&N,sss$s ,sss e:ssi :S';dii diiaSsr aSsHrt So: So; ;-ss''
MSsIcIASsi msr IS irsS. SSTs :.ss Ss"S a1Si. '9
S+.Is pss s sn %sSns; ssS
ls. S;!oG Grand fsT fil:ss R:ss: sSs%ss:''ni man
0FSsSi:sS ''ass Brown ''i s% H.r,: .'f ias
PACKERS; tiqware, experienced; 2 men; stss65 4
you .A!Iasd sAIEGFiEEsAsHas iEss 1sa4 sr...n, ,s.s
hsSs an qD;,cds.e Ss,tsrn natter :hsY :ns ~
Ssea. s r. sS, y sss
.ssSy %ssa "a I'll sSs: ssss
$s,$s: T.: ::s|:s S;' s; 'ss'.;
'G$$$Ss $$ss az sTf,s s:ss IN. sr': ;
soeiatio9i Insurance features provided earn:
w;e ps; yIris H. Edsads GS.a Box 2s pssF.w fs.
SALES MANAGER-tastern manufactursr o.
Ssd MSois.ss Il sssns: .'f fs.SsIsss % ass "a sf
SS.r dSs: KS. II: mssss ~ s:ssss
ss ss easy 1 'f cG1t5,'i %s sss s2sfriss
arransenents enabling our representative e
1ps Sqf " 9rss ass sss able sS',ss s4,
TGs faufe ~ S.e'Gps For fSsSseR.
fss sss fedser T 'sHfeeone oHYoee NUMBER u p0''l'
sALEsIAN
2sss 81 h%pSs$sS' ta5 ss'ssei IL MsD's Sosr ss4
AwBRIDGE & CLoTHIER
sALEsAiAN-wanted, experienced indoor. sales-
ooG Sf ss ssapry dsp Ses
sALESMEN-Thiee active. energetic men cf
good appearance for our sales forse; splsndid
fFsnta.Prsmief pistributins Co. 7so Msfkss
statesmen
line we viii make = place for you in our
you s0Sss n. .d:s st s.
f&%s E%GYG oFagbfA ofa ii5f " BIRsfFFANNlcA IsfF CO.
1917 :. 18th. cor. Walnut. Z
one retail j IA Ledger Central.
sStAhEsMhN direct s,S to sS;lIty sSaTs:
n Hd SS w he sse sersdsres
confidential Address NJ 403, Ledger office
srENoGRAPHER; male, wanted with execu-
Truck Co. J,iO Cherry ST., or phone Bel.
mont 1910.
STOCK SALESMAN wanted, to sell bank stock
ia various small towns in Pennsylvania. For I
interview address NJ 4oI. Ledger onlce.
Eurtnor 4 Rabo' iso6.Si Vine -. s.
STREET RAILWAY MEN
Experienced truck and motor inspectors and
repslrinen armsture winders and wiremen BY
lively no labor trouble; good wages 4oss
Ledger offce. h < (,
70 %sS. G fYS EsnsS sa:
psole taking full charge and directtng
nurses raining school wih d. isSssr asSsta9ss s o.
Phiisdeiphis Stock Exchange house wants tel
sSanss HdSress 4o Ledsr
TIRE REPAIR MAN wanted to work in Will
mngton Apply 8at I, y; IAN st. Pnh,ladelphia.
| TooLMAKERS. citizens; wages from s4.44 to
s6ss for 10 hours work. Apply Frankford
Arsenal. =
wANTEp--int.lgent, active American citizens.
rious depsrtmen,s OF this plant; S5 hours
sskE ssady MOTS spGa ddysons IN
munition CORP. EddSstone Pa
| WASHER. automobile. wanted. Rittenheuss
| WATCHMAN. nisht. active man. for larse plant
Bridge and Thompson SITS. Bridesburs
| wEAvERS wanted male. on plain whita work:
good wages. Imperial Woolen Co.. Main and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-16
General

secure a position through our course OF in!
strucfion. Philadelphia School Of Filing eiO
Chestnut ST.. third floor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-16

business; high school education preferred. but
not necessary; this should be of unusual In
terest 10 one who wishes advancement with a
growing company. ~. Ledger Central
YOUNG MAN, high school college education
preferred. learn business requiring good ad-
dress outside position: chance for advance
ment T. 93i Ledger Office. /:
YouNG MAJ, for office work. y to 20, experi-
cnced on Bennington typewriter; steady en-
ployment. Apply Frank Schoeble Co, 10th
and oxford = y.
yorNG MAN. is, general assistant, office large
automobile agency: salary IS. Address, own
handwriting giving ref. A eOo. ledger Office.
YOUNG MAN with knowledge OF automobils
tires. adjustments. etc; state salary l4o.
Ledger Central q
yOUNG MAN for light bookkeeping and stepog-
raphy; state salary, 145, Ledger Central
ARE YOU satisfied that your present position
We have ar up-to-dste shop and addinH
TO our factories. which enables to offer
n fine opportunity for advancement 10 rapid.
reliable men who looking for future
We are not manufacturers Of munitions. but
OF a good staple product. 7N'
We want to add to our organization good
engine lathe operators. turret lathe and
grinder hands for large and small work
Preference given TO nonunion men. T4
il syou are Interested write for applicatien
blanks or apply in person to the De Laval.
steam Turbine Company Trer.on. N. J. -.aA
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Boy-oFFICE BOY WANTED TO
hTTEND ttiNI ~ MAlL A ,nSNp r,yp 1pEF,TyE
i2:3O; ADVANCEMENT ACCORDING
70 MERIT; PERMANENT POSI-
TtON.
ASK FOR MIR SHAW COO CHEST
NIT ST., PHILADELPHIA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-16

I4ABoRERs. WHITE
Light structural steel shop; good pay and
rapid advancement to steady men.
Address l.. ~, p. d. Box 3443.
l.ABoRERS. Polish. Russian. Ukrainian. good
wages 10 good men; steady work; ready
10 work. The Barrett Co, Margaret and
Bermuda SITS, Frankrord.
LABoRERS, men; heavy outside work; good
vases. William Foster 120S N. 91st st.
LABORERS for coal yard; good wages. Apply
Waverly Co, saith and Whitby ave.
I4ABORERs WANTED. APPLY AT Sl3 N.
BEACH ST,
LlNEMEN = Ffrst-class electric light men:
steady work ard good wages. Apply william
Foster, l20S n, 31st ST.
NACHLNISTS and tooln1akers wanted-we havs
made additions to our plants; highest wages:
good opportunities; lasting positions: no mum.
tons; preference given to nonunion men.
Write for application blanks today.
DE LAVAL STEAM TURBINE COMPANY
TRENTON N. J.