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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-01-11
Obituary
Miss Genevieve Nj. Ni''s

Miss Genevieve M Mills. of Madl-
son, Wis, passed away on December
10. at Pasadena, Calf She was a
daughter of Simeon Mills and Maria
Smith Mills, who located at Madison
in 1897, the next year after the Pecks
found a home in the wilderness there.
Simeon Mills opened the first bank in
Baraboo-The Sank County Bank-in
1857 The bank was a little wooden
building about where the Stanley
store is located Terrell Thomas was
the cashier, and the Bank Of Baraboo
is the outgrowth of the original bank.
Mr.. Mills was prominent in the early
| history of Madison.
Miss Mills was the last Of the I'M
mediate family and cousin or +. II.
| Crossman of Baraboo Mr. Crossman
attended the funeral, which was held
on December 27 at the old home in
Madison. She inherited the strength
of purpose and intense conscientious
ness of the Pilgrim character. Miss
Mills also possessed a fidelity OF
friendship and a love Of literature and
music which endeared her to friends
and companions. She was educated
at Waterbury, Conn, and the Uni
versity Of Wisconsin, approaching the
benefits of study, travel, and the idea
of social service.
The seventy-fifth anniversary OF the
coming of the Mills family to Madison
was duly observed number OF years
ago, Mr.. Crossman attending the re-
union. Mr.. Crossman recall the orig
inal home of the Mills family was op-
posite the park, at the corner OF Main
street and Monona avenue, not far
from where the W. w. Warner store
was located. The place occupied
about two lots. Afterwards a new
location was found on Monona avenue
nearer Lake Monona, and this old
homestead is now occupied by Mrs.
Arthur G.. Mills, widow of one Of the
sons.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-01-11
Mrs, FIorein Sitter

Funeral services for Mrs. Floreir
Sitter were held Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock at the home, Rev
E. C. Henke officiating. The pal
bearers were: William Richie, John
Coleman, Gideon Haskins, David San
sum, John Gloyd and Orrin Lippert
The Misses Marie and Beulah
Briggs sang two beautiful selections
Some Sweet Day" and Beautiful
Isle Of Somewhere" Burial took place
in the city cemetery.
Among those from out of town who
attended the funeral were Mrs. Mary
Maycroft and daughter Frances of
Chicago; William Maycroft of Utah (;
Mrs. John Gloyd Of Delton, and Mrs.
William Johnson Of Beloit.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-01-11

services The pail bearers were: ,
Niles. Herbert Judeyine, Wilbur CT
hoon, w Il. Ode. James Dalling a.
w. Sherman, all members Of the l.
O. F. order. The singing was ful
nished by Mrs. Phil p Able and Nj.
Ed Johnson. with Miss Ivy Johnson {
the piano
Interment was in the city cemeter,
the |. 0. o F. having charge of tt
services at the grave.
Card of Thanks
The family Of Mrs. Florein Sittl
wish to extend thanks to friends al
neighbors for sympathy, flowers al
services rendered during their b.
reavement.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-01-11

right in about FIVE weeks time-w;
feeling fine. My strength came bac
and have been in the best of hea1t
ever since. sFavorite Prescription
a great medicine and do heartily r
commend it."-AlRs. VELToN Fox, Sc
Pleasant ST, w.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-01-11
Mrs. Henry KIitzman

The funeral Of Mrs. Henry Klitzman
was held yesterday, including a short
service at the house and another at
the Evangelical church, Rev. G. E.
Maves officiating. The pallbearers
were Harry, John, Carl and August
Klitzman, Guy Farwell and Albert
Sells. The singing was furnished by
DR.. Edward wicker, Herman Harmed,
Miss Erma Meisser and Miss Ella
Rehbein, with Miss Esther Sigglekow
at the piano.
Among those from out Of town to
attend were: Mrs. Emma Engelhorn,
Fond du Lac; Mrs. Mary Loos, Apple
ton; Mr.. and Mrs Swamer, Wauke-
sha; John and Harry Klitzman, Evans
Vile and Mrs. Herman Woodstock
and daughter Dorothy of Evansville.
Card of Thanks
We desire to extend our heartfelt
thanks to our many kind relatives,
friends and neighbors who aided US
and manifested their sympathy at the
time Of our great sorrow.
Henry Klitzman and family.
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quite poorly. | wa;
weak, seemed tina
| had no energy O.
strength, in fact,
was all run down
My mother a:
taking DR.. Pierce
Favorite Prescrip
ton at the time
SO [ began takir
it. and [ was z
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-01-11
Louis Lesser

The funeral services for Louis Lei
ser were held Wednesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock at the Baptist church,
with Rev. ]. w. Johnson officiating.
The !. O. O. r.. also had charge of the
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-01-11
A PROMINENT
PORTAGE WOMAN

Portage, Wis.-"About six years age
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-06
l6R SCHOOLS
READY FOR RELAYS
Entry List Bigger Than Ever
for Penn Carnival on
'5. April 27-28

y The Penn relay carnival management has
made the hnal groupings for the Phladel-
Rnia grammar and parochial schools. The
latter have sent in only seven entries. not
very good showing compared to the gram
mar schools, which have entered in greater
numbers than ever before The relay man
egement has had to restrict the grammar
school entry to Philadelphia schools, as at
least 100 out-of-town grammar schools de-
sire to compete in the carnival to be held
April 81 and 2s. The following will COM
pete for the grammar school relay cham
pionship OF Philadelphia: Pedagogy Prac-
fice. Belmont, Blaine, Willard. Southwark.
Mitchell. Kenderton stetson, Mccall
The groupings follow:
- Class Newton, Logan. Barry, Clashorn
2cIntyre, Cleveland, Hackett. Drexei. Dunlap.
Cless 2-Meade, whittier widener Shars.
yood Campbell-Lyons, kearney. Philadelphia
Class 3--FitIer. Levering, Pastorius, Potter,
Taylor, Marshall, Lea,
Class 4-Harrty. Hanna, Heston. Kelley.
feirce Reynolds sinserly. Mcclure.
hcun. Wilson. Hancock. Hawthorne. Northeast.
u. NJ Stanton.
/. Class s-Manayunk, Mt Ary-Curtin. Brides
burg. Brown-Crispn, Disston. Longfelow. Mar
Class 7--McKean-Cary, Morton, Read. stowe.
0eorge, Overbrook. olney-Lowell, Brney. ELL
Class s-Comesys, Longstreth, James I.ynd.
. walton HILL Fox Chase, Durham, Land
Parochial school championship Of Phiadel-
ehiaLveitation. Our Mother OF Sorrows, st.
Elixabeth's. Immaculate Conception, Cathedral.
STANDARDIZATION, st. Stephens.
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SITUATIONS WANTEp-FEMa1,

iHIAAlEERAIAlD D-SEAMSTRES - pos,,,or
rhamhrrmaid d sea Mistress; itrst.class ref y
swCr h% mail only. . Nelson Sis "
Taylor St, Phila.. IA. '' n
COOK Woman desires couting or dovr.,.,.
work. 5ili Morton ST., Gcrmantown ''ih
DRESSNiAf<ER wishes few moro cupae,,,..,
by day. near York road trullcys hddrSs. 10y nn
West ave, Jenlintown, Pa. w
CiJI -. =! colorod. wish PLACES together nv 49,.
ru";. Write Si3 n. 1dtn ST. y p"'
I.A.'EpCTSS.. colorcd. will gjvc Nonday -;
r I'E' 'i%. cltE or suburb. can q. write s,,.
N Fawr ri. "'
NURSE, exp. Proto stant wishes situation. il,
fant only. 81, Ledger Central. ' :"
EEr"l:HY ONERNESS--puS!tiua ,ganted. -.
y frr"EcVE. ADDRESS G.. 20" Summer 81
TYPi;WRFrING wanted to he done at bor.'
Puonc u bdmond 1857 w. ~
WOMAN. ,clcrcd. wants days worl; or to..-
work. call i1lT Lombard
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Deaths

.ApAM.-Aprii 2 CHARLES. husband Of Ma
sna fhis $50 81
IndsPerdent Butchers' A.so. 81. Francis's Bene.
sssss'y sss ps!ss Tess e Requiem mq%G Mas.
sspassrs sa,fsss' Gem chusss HSso funers M Int Holy
seHiAE wife irwin at H1sS asaSs Raj
lEoI home Int; Hills Hillside Gem Auto funerai
Ia i4.ss. .y,.s SLI u ..s... sAsp :.,,':.:
rr,1i III Hisss %Ssd.snS c.% axe T.m.sy. WynsSis
: lowSi1a3nApr,I S'sni1 VIZ j. 8 PaASNAH s.. daughter
slstiyss and friends invited to funeral fea sesr ~
Ae%S %:. Pa 81. INT F. HSSn:ss%fFy SS:ssSsi G.% sSs
q; fiaisi ana s..s F1SsasD sasssy
.S ssnls r. D0Tns pssGn Holy Name sGssE
Mona. lhSs ssS a.s.ga s:ss
sssears; REQUIEM Slsh mass d'iH and int. "ss st.
61WSN..&prli D.. FRANK ). pRowN. sr
member s0slsp ana .nsiss.. hSdiss No fss
{tisrnsy's Office: 'cincinnstSs Lodge. p!o No.
'S .js'9is Es'sl 61s.4 S;G'lS d ifsTsss!l Tss:s
~: smss S sss % "a RspSSIisan RsSfssssSoe SuS g.
az Director: ii Aors AsishfT PENN xsa5y & ana AssG
~ ether societies of which he was .
's:sa 6 .uRsrA & h-ss. ss. c.mp p ssm.iss ss
1svsH tr eve AutS a.,,s funeral
q Z ca p 'igs s,snGs a.Ss a.y ss 1,s~ sHs Ps,. r.
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Civil War Veteran Expires

Abraham s. Foster. messenger in the
ehice of the Prothonotary, and widely
known among lawyers of this city. died
on Wednesday and his funeral will take
place Sunday afternoon from 47l9 North
Fifteenth street Foster was a Civil War
veteran, a survivor of the famous Fire
Zouaves and member of Anna NJ Ross Post
q. A. r. He was also a member of the
Second Regiment Old Guard and the Re-
lief Association of the Pennsylvania Fire
Department
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City Employees Funeral Tomorrow

Frank j. Brown, clerk in the Office Of
tne District Attorney, died on Tuesday and
will be buried tomorrow afternoon from
his home. 1s9 Cambria street He was a
member OF the Odd Fellows. Junior Order
United American Mechanics, Loyal Order
OF Moose Brotherhood of the Union.
Thirty-thrd Ward Republican Club and
several other fraternal and beneficial or
ganixations.
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TRIP OF PRINCETON NINE
IS CANCELLED BY FACULTY

PRINCETON, n. j., April 6.-Because
OF the serious turn the national situation
has tAken the Princeton University au-
thorities have called OFF the trip on which
the baseball team was scheduled to start
The Tiger nine was scheduled to play the
University of Virginia team today and the
Navy nine on Saturday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-06

a. y. NehCn A. A., a nrst-CIass travelling
ysnis, pslsEare ana New Iersey'' This iSsa, team
isIs snd dssssd pisS ipdsysaSssS ssS' bali
fup & 'sd and Palmer ars streets ease A. j. Reach Co..
,,sl,5y Ma,5nayunk Ball Club would like to arrange
wh ans itSs' Ssw Il
BERT 44e7 Main street. Msnayunk.
a.r,on Wss would IKE to hear frsm An
ton. Honesdale and semiprofesslonal teams in
Rusn street. Frankfcrd '''"'"' ''-'
p..,r G.,nst A. G. would Ike to book rames ysh
epd other nrst.cisss teams f. Marion. 800
8 .,;Alphe Club. Of West Philadelphia, Is rapidly
Mling its schedule for the season and would
tOvey. iii Nsrsh Fifty.second street s''''' ''
n.%sSs Sos desires Ms1.sa s.s KIP sS sua:h
btilman street
With MVie Poter hxs asd 70 rstsass sfrsass
ssss North and orkney Msy
nnr and Msy nd woaa IKE book
rhilsdslpha. ! c. Pandy. ola South Eleventh
Meyer 3. G. is booking sames for tn. season
year-old teams. D. Hoffman. 1915 susaueha ma
avenue.
Diamond A.. c., o hrst-class travelling team
would like TO- book games with hrst-class teams
t nome. j. Mongan, 1547 South Stillman
Barrett A. A. would like to arrange games
N1th seventeen eight een-year-old uniformed
ke.ms In or out OF Philadelphia. p. Dollard
s$22 North Lawrence street.
:. hillside A. c. would like to hear from uni.
fermed teams, at home W, Hines, 1472 North
Irazier street,
The original Turner r. G. will be represented
- the diamond this year with an exceptionally
tnst team and would like TO book games
With semiprofessional teams for June July nd
Ausust F. Canoll. 1918 North Fitting street
Pitcher and inhelder are looking for positions
on nrst-class teams. Address "Ballplayer."
s2o3 Haverford avenue.
- All-round semlprofessional baIlplayer would
Ike to play on team In the Main Line League
Yortheast League or Suburban League Ad.
6ress "Ballplayer." 2542 North Patton street
The Twentieth Ward Club has organized for
Vile. vineland Melrose, Of Atlantic city ana
nrst-claes teams In Pennsylvania, New Jersey
and Delaware NJ. Block, Sixth end Columbia
avenue.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL NOTES

A. J. Reach A. A., a frst-class travelling
team. is desirous Of booking games in Pennsy,
vania, Delaware and New Jersey. This team
was member of the Industrial League in
1Si6 and has decided to play Independent ball
Ria year. H. Ward, care A. j. Reach Co..
Tulip and Palmer streets
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-06

Frankford A, c, would like to hear from An
derson, West Colnsswood, Swedesboro, Souder-
ton, Honesdale and semiprofesslonal teams in
Sennsylvania and New Jersey. H. Stearn 1924
Huan street. Frankford.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-06

ManAyunk Ball Club would like to arrange
eutsde games with frst-class teams in Penn
eylvania. Delaware and New Jersey. II. Her
bert. 4457 Main street. Manayunk.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-06

Bromey Sons % IehiEh G% S"e, beio@ bioSy FROM Sn
bottles; expsrsneed and learners, Smith
learn stripping. Electro Dental 3sd & Arch,
HAND EMBROIDERERS and good sewers; Ion.
season; season; steady work Smith Ramsey. 1910
HosIERY-Rib frame operators. experienced on
WiIamar machines osis% sGod pay Pay stsSdy posi-
Mascher s,s.. and evenings and Sunday 35l7
sition. Notaseme Hosiery Co., oxford and
ana Mi So ana ena sunaay %
hHrSs @syns aHs sne ph6ae sSss snsS
srses lsGi N ssis St for light
SSo5 seek nS aHndry
LADY, young, to take full charge of addressing
and apT ns in be on foSa ps and
and full experience. p s25 Ledger Once
Bromley & sons Lehigh ave. below Front.
MAID, white, wanted for cooking and general
housework for family OF q only competent
Oak Lane Phone Oak Lane 7Sl "''''
MOTHERS HELPER-Interested and agree
able girl woman to assist care 2-year-old
and infant. in good suburban home; state
references and wages desired, p, o. Box ss'
NURSE-Maid wanted for children: experiences
and good references required; Protestant
p. 20 Summit St. Chestnut Hill. near both
railroad stations and trolley cars. Telephonn
Chestnut Hill 559.
NURSE wanted. young Protestant, to care for
young children; references required. Tele-
phone Cynwyd 263 j.
PRESSERS, experienced on ladies' wash
dresses. Greenspan Co.. N f. cor 10Th
and Arch
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General

FILING CLERKS, trained, always in demand .
secure a position through our courae ~ IN
struetion Philadelphia School OF Filing eiO
Chestnut ST.. third floor. e' '''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-06
HELP WANTED-MALE

blsAGKsMITHS and helpers on wagon work,
BODY FlNISHER AND RUBBER-Ope ar.,
class body hnisher and rubber. America,
MOTORS Corporation. West Front st and GRAM
BooKKEEPER-At once, by large manufactnr.
wlth ,nE concern young man. Is to 80, familiar
Ylo TO VIC to start, with opportunity for nd
vancement 244. Ledger Central ~
BookkEEPER. man between ages Of 22 and az
experienced In retail business; must he a eoSn.i
penman. Apply O10 Ledger Office e''1
BOY. 10 to is years Of age. in Office Of Are In
024. Ledger Office "es"eo.
BOY ysnted by large central real estate Office:
:. age and references: II 6za. I.edser cen,raii,s ,ii,s
"a: :iE:' i|;l:s IsI'8ss;s' s: s.: ~ xs'Ii:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-06

Garnet A., c. would like to book games with
pelair. Anderson, Bell Road Kehoe st Titus
and other nrst-class teams. r. Marion, 2820
North Eighteenth street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-06
SALESwOMEN

sALESwOMEN
We require experienced saleswomen In va riou,
departments. Employment Bureau.
LIT BROTHERS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-06

GIRLS TO PUT UP YARNS: NO EXPER1ENC't y
REoUIRED; So. so PER WEEK To START
APPLY s. p 3 W. FLElSiER. inc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-06
: statesmen

statesmen
''IF'
You are a successful salehman In any linz
,oId u you you can car; prove that you have successfully
rhen we want you--and we want you non,
We We cannot use you later, There are snew,.,
o's REASONS why you must come at once
Yes the handy volume edition ADVERTISED ~,
SSs: noeouck Co. 10 the big aeiiar%
ons VI required with the order '"e''
sold book. before. never
,.we tescn you how. We furnish an a..
leads lreal ones) that you can use WI VI the
s9u cewins account, and rapid adva me- r,svs Nv
Como in' let's talk II over.
nncyckorAEpIA HAI4Aan,cx =,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-06
PERSONALS

GOODS stored In names as follows will be sold on
pr 10 and II fSr %sSs shprFes osm.p Pe Mepb john
son, 'Mecurdy, whitehead. Chemonsdn Randi, not
Msrss sorssn co.. Shfs, sgso Market rl s''" ST O'
soc TO s5 set paid for old false , teeth io,II We
Lees old rold and silver shop, I12 Walnut
St cash by return mail; send postal; viii eau. -
ssDsy c nf fbue%
Phone Walnut 1857.
RARE BLACK onyx ring set perfect white dia-
mond solitaire, s4o. BarsaIn IN. Mslnu. ls...
HELP wANTED-FEMALE
BoNNAz operators. thoroughly familiar w,th
hppiy Smith Ramsey i6l6S Market.
BooKKEEPER and stenograpner. young lady
with OF, 3 years experience: permanent pos i
i.imeburner Co, i72o Chestnut,
Dobson, 1nc., old mills Scott's lane. Fails
OF schuylkill
CASHIERS
YOUNG women with s.Spesisnee ,Apply, Bu-
sTRAwBRIDdE & CLoTHtER
with good references; family Of g. For fur.
ther details commqsnIcsts s6 a; once with Mrs
nut Hill
CHAMBERMAID. WAITRESS wanted at, Blair
ae"af%y %s. harstown j. Uk ASd!s,' s. Miss NJ
CHAMBERMAID and waitress: SIS per month.
room and board University Hospital, aith
and Spruce SITS
CLERKS, Fcmale--For the young ladies who
desire, an opportunity Of connecting with q
positions now vacant; Is TO - years; SntNr
day half holiday. hiEh school education tie
r"p or advancemsn' % rcT Ee''"%" IN own E EaadwTn4 ]
nd gxcR i 'd'a,S S co s g
COOKING and downstairs work in the suburbs ,
I7Os Springfield ave.
COOKING and downstairs work; 2 in family
also Eirl fo- upstairs work Apply 70i7
Germantown ave.
DRESSMAEERS
waist drapers and nnishers skirt hnishcrs
and mprovers must have references from
largest Establishments; highest wages to
experts. long season also vacancies for ap.
Pprgntices. r Apgly gEa hes9rs 10 & q NJ French
west.
STRAWBRIpGE & CLoTHIER
EMBROIDERY OPERATOR
cone,.i ,Bonaz' machlne.
Phone Mr.. Hickey, Lombard 2I54.
GIRLS WANTED
TO LEARN Asf, TO TO, MAKE LITTLE CIGARS
rAIR q FFS MEEk ThtE dhfGc6 c5FAFSiSe a.
THIRD AND ONTARIO
GIRLS in lace mendng room Il
70 ie years. Apply John nromley
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GIRLS in lace mendinR room II
to 16 years, Apply John Fromley,
e. Sons, Lehigh ave. below Front.
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sTENoGRAPHER
Experienced. Apply 81 Filbert St. first floor
sTRAwBRIDGE CLoTHIER.

STENOGRAPHER, male or female with ad
Nertisng or printing office experienced one IA =
miliar with printing expressions aud simple
proofreading preferred; must be capable In
ter stating experience and salary wanted p
sl4. Ledger Office.
sTENOGRAPHER- neutrality-suspicious. he exneri
enced and accurate at figures; good stenorra :
pher: work not hard, but accuracy essential /;
state age. exp. and sal. des, 0i5 Led or
ofhce work. require young woman Of nitiative
ability. Louis Wolther. 5000 Kensington ave
sTENoGRAPHER familiar with plumbing sun.
plies. Apply to Fleck Bros. Co, 80 Y 5tb
sTENoGRAPHER, experienced, A Is, Ledger
Office 80 '''ec'
WOMAN wanted for cook and general house.
work; no laundry work; family OF s; wages
\. ]. NJ sl4. Ledger Office
cooking excellent accommoda tions; GOOD vaeas ens
capable and tr,pstSworthy: references re.
Main ST, MoOrestOwn, N j. phoSe one
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER-SmalI adult fam
lily; no other maid; no washing; sac; referenna
required Address 7342 Rural lane, Mt Airy
YOUNG LADY wanted with some knowledge ~
sse1e ssen1oErsPhy; & large retail grocery business
ticuIars. p o. Box i2ss. "se ana par
YOUNG LADY wanted to operate metai-ed,a
machine. also to take charge of room The 4
Schoenhut CO.. Adams 4 Sepviva SITS -
YOUNG LADIES to represent one department
Of Philadelphia activities. Those experiancnS
In doing philanthropic work with pubiic
SPIRITED citizens preferred; efficiency welt naiS
Koom l0i4 witherspoon Bldg. Juniper and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-06

Alpha Club, Of West Philadelphia, IL rapidly
H!ling Its schedule for the season and would
IKE to hear from 1rst-class home teams, j.
povey. Ill North Fifty-second street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-06
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

chambermaids. childnures.a1
housework girls. Miss Rose Dougherty. 1915
w. Girard ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-06

Diamond A. c. desires games with sfrst-
glass teams at home. J. Morgan 1547 South
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-06

The original Turner F. c. will be represented
= the diamond this year with an exceptionally
nst team and would like book games
with semiprofessional teams for June, July a nd
August. F. Canoll. 1918 North Fitting street,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-06

Pitcher and infelder are looking for positions
on. hrst-class teams Address 'Ralpiayer
1908 Haverford avenue
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-06

He TO play on team in the Main Line League
xortheast LeaEue or Suburban League. kd-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-06

LABORERS WANTED
for night work, 25 cents per hour. Apply at
Baugh & Sons Co, foot of Morris ST., Della
River.
LABoRERs. white and colored, wanted on the
p. r. r.; steady work; can board with COM
pany If desired. Apply 43 N. nth st..
LINEMEN-First-cass electric light linemen /;
steady work; good wages. Apply VIM Foster
12OS N. 3lst.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-06

Fairhill Professionals would like to arrange
games with Millyille. Potter and hrst.class
eeams In Pennsylvania. Delaware and New
Jersey. ]. McDermott 27s3 North Orkney
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-06

Madonna baseball team has the months Of
April and May open and would like to book
games with fourteen fifteen year old teams in
rhiladslphia. c. Pandy, ola South Eleventh
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