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not 20 beyond class II il it is not, in
deed. satisfied by class !. class II will
include:
Married men or fathers of motherless
children whose families have reasons
ably certain means OF support other
than the labor of husband or father;
Married men without children whose
wives can, without hardship, support
themselves.
Necessary skilled laborers.
Attorneys Offer Services.
All registered men are to receive
without cost the advice of attorneys.
Walter NJ. Bickford as president of the
Western Montana Bar association. and
John l.. Campbell. as secretary. yes
tertiay issued statement saying that
all members of the bar have agreed
to aid in any way possible those called
upon to answer the questionnaire. No
compensation will be asked. the state
ment said, and those who have blanks
to fill need only call upon any lawyer
for aid.
The notares public who have been
asked concerning their services have
also agreed that no fee will he charged
by them" the statement says.
A canvass of the attorneys was made
members of the bar have agreed tn aid
without compensation" SAYS the state
ment.
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structors at Cornell university, :,c-
cording to word received on the cain-
pus Yesterday. No appointments nave
vet been made.
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M. NJ. AND HYLANDERS
WINNERS ON ALLEYS

The NSmerco boWlers took two out
of three games last night in their
match with the farloyS, while the
Hiehlanders. rolling in exceptional
form. got the odd game from the
Missoulan luint.
Twelve of the % engaged in the
Two contests reached the 500 mark.
Trenary of the Highlanders being
high With IA score of $50, The others
topping the half thousand figure
y ere. Akin, 541; Carey 544; Sinner
son, 80 Larson, 5l9; Bussard, 5lS;
Miller. NJ. NJ, 5l3: Holden. AZ; Math-
eson. 500: Ashbrook, SOP; Gihney and
SwartZ 50o apiece. In individual
games 200 scores were more plentiful
than usual, six being rolled. The
scores:
Team LIST md 3fd Total
Eareys .......-....-S 81 ~ A24 2,4o9
MiSmefcOS ....--.-.... st SU2 t9a 2.425
Highlanders ...- S5,6 SOC $50 2,5iS
Muscular -.--.,.-....7a SIS 19S 2.45l
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BIG DANCE.

Al Midtown December Is for Mill
town Improvement association. Al
mission 75c. Sheridan's orchestra
Adv.
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severely injured John Heatherington.
mechanic in "Louie's" garage yes.
terday afternoon. His face, chest,
hands and eyes were hurt.
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Unless the alumni support it by SUBJ
scribing for 1t the book will not be
adequate"
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TWlCE-A-DAY CLASSIFIED WANT
Ans ALWAYS pRvN0 pEsavIv. ~
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CORNELL WANTS MoNTANANS.
Two state University chemistry
students are wanted as assistant IN
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c,res Colds in South America.

LAXATIVE RROMO QuININE tab
lets remove the cause. L. W. GRoN l.. =
signature on box, zoe.
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INSTRUMENTATION HURT.
The explosion of an automobile tire
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MILITARY TRAINING
! CAMP FOR NEW JERSEY
Ten Weeks Course, of Instruc-
N tion Designed, for'Residents
of the State
PRINCETON AIDS PLAN

TRENTON, May 22.
Former Governor H.. G. sStokes Of this
city; Colonel A. n. Kuser. Nof Newark and
former Assemblyman Henry II. Thompson,
OF Princeton, representing Doctor Hibbcn,
president OF Princeton University, called
upon Governor Edge in reference 20 the
proposed New Jersey camp Of instruction
at Princeton. II Is designedlto give "A ten
weeks course In military instruction to
residents of New Jersey, graduates and
students Of colleges, or with'at least a high
school education, and specially recon-
mended students, the classes OF 1917. 1918.
1919, 1920 and 1921. and recent alumni
In addition II Is proposed ITO extend these
facilities TO residents ofinearby states, with
the same qualifications, II possible
The object Of this training Is TO make
those eligible for service better fitted as
soldiers officers. either as volunteers or
ms conscripts, 30 that, those who are con
scripted may feel that they are serving the
Federal Government In the most efficient
manner. In other words, 1t Is stated, 1t is
school Of patriotic, preparation.
Princeton University and the Theological
Seminary at Princeton ARE furnishing the
grounds. dormltories, kitchens, dining halls,
gymnasium and all the Landings necessary
for work of this character.
The state of New Jersey Will provide all
equipment possible. together with instruc-
tors and the Campgrounds at Sea Girt for
rife practice and fer possible mobilization
TO each man to a minimum as he virtually
only pays for subsistence and uniform. The
total cost, It is estimated. wfll amount 20
maximum OF S115 for the entire course.
number Of patriotic citizens have al
ready subscribed a sufficient sum to pay
for the administration expenses and also
for certain number Of scholarships For
those who cannot afford to pay the full eX-
pense or any part thereof scholarships will
be provided in whole or in part
The sponsors Of the movement have been
much encouraged by the offers from various
communities TO raise funds TO send q certain
number of men from their respective lOCal-
ties. In this way, a city or town for eX-
ample, could send number on men. even
though the men themselves did not feel
like paying the expenses Of theI,Course.
The Princeton accommodatlOnstar tare ample
TO care for camp Of at least, 900 men.
The probable dates of the camp will be
from June 25 TO September l. and appca-
tions are 20 be made to Captain Heintze-
man, U. s. A., Princeton, ~ j., by all who
desire to attend the camp. This will enable
the classes 20 graduate in time for possible
conscriptlon service about September J. or
II there is a second officers training camp
they will be graduated on gust 90
Governor Edge has owl, great in
terest in this movement auJ 70, assured its
sponsors that the State Administration will
do all 1t can to aid it and make il a sue
cess
Adjutant General Barber has also given
freely Of his time in assisting the LEADERS
In the movement in arranging the "details
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HELP WANTED-MALE

AUTOMOBILE mechanics. .cxpcrlcnccd In re-
pairing an makes cars. 3O5 y. 18th
BENCU HANDS wanted, electrical business;
s24 Cherry st. Ask for MIR. Firmin.
OKEEEPER-Wauted, thoroughly competent
double entry hoolkoop"r; one oxp'd IN manu-
good salary: rrf roq'd. si5 Ledger Cen'.
BOoKKEEPER General knowledge necessary;
joct to consnrption give phone. A $50 Led OF.
BONNAKER experienced. white man; steady
work can Wednesday morning, \. NJ Collins
90. 2il oxford ST., Ger Bodine st.
BOY over lG large 2fIcc; no expcrSnc9 neees;
TO ;, saturday / O'Clock. l3O Ledger
BOY wanted with some experience in cloth finish
COMPANY, Richmond and Bridge sts
BOY age Is, in large office: no experience
sSST2 S. "T'r2$ 2cdscT T'o}fG%Sy ofGaSy O'Clock
tory STEADY lob; good Day. Apply y \. '4th
BOY about / :, in pawnshop; reference Apply
Br"rWHld, Lancaster ave. ana Preston At.
BOYS
a. to IS ys&Tis OF aEe for stock work BsT
before II "A. m, Bureau Of Employment, 1 y
'' sTRAwnRIDGE & CroTHIER
BOYS, 1G wars or oyer wanted in large office
in North Philadelphia good chance for ad-
Broad and Clcdriod.
err, shop lest Of wages while learning. p l1O.
Ledger office
BOYS waut,u. day work. Apply 9th floor. SOs
Chestnut 1t.
CLAIR sAMrhE MAKER. ,xperenccd, wanted.
CHAIFFElR-Wantod, competent white man
for position as chauffeur single, Protestant
man preferred, references required, can he
tween > and , 80 y. m. Tuesday. no other
time. 1924 y. Broad st.
CItAUFFEURS. Culored; experienced in driving
AN makes cars. 23S y. Broad
CLERK IN repairs and construction department
Of large manufacturing plant Frdnkford. man
who has had experience in cost OF mechanical
construction repairs pref 2Ol Led. on.
CLERK. national bank, II to 10 years of age.
applicant To receive consideration must state
qualifications, age, references, and salary eN-
peciCd u 2Of. Ledger Office.
CORRESPONDENT-TYP efficient French +;
FrenChman with knowledge OF and experience
In shipping business preferred; must be well
recommended; in replying state nationality.
plicatOns will be treated with the strictest
confidence and Will be returned II not used II
desired NJ i23, Ledger Office.
DESIGNER for rr-en forced concrete; also de-
taller Of re-enforCod steel; cxp'd men only:
stat" age, exp. and sal. eXpd. J $50, Led Cent
DRAFTSMAN-Young man, to trace mechanical
drawings; one with some experience preferred:
give age. experience and reference for CharaC-
ter. Address 32i Ledger Office.
tAFTSMEN-Structural checkers and detail
ETsi Ihua, district; reply only by letter. 1901
Norris Hldg state experience and salary.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR
Neat appearing colored man; licensed. Apply
Bureau of Employment. 4i5 floor. before
IL a. m.
STRAWBRIDGE CLOTHIER
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eArEcNFAN WANTED

WHO CAN MAKE GooD iN. 4, SALES Or
KHoWSa coMR&HNY PoiNG 4 q, YATl9EAhH4 7 9N 1
$1,000 4 YEAR IfE MUST Re a MAN OF
G!iAR&cTER FORCE AKP {5 EABSEfSSTNSEETiSS. Ara EfSgSEi &
GRITTY 6i2HL YlIH TYp ABs96EEEE7FTE 6EEEE7FTETIST
Elm OFFICE SYSTEMS a yALUARLE AS; AS,;
SET. WE HAVE SOLD ,0TR PR0DUCE
YEARS ENISli TO HI'&DRE6s, or PIliiLA(ppEk.
RiEHGE. AGE AND CAPABILiTlES;, YOUR
REPLY WILL BE TREATED IN STRlCpI
CONFIDENCE. ADDRESS A 3OS. LEDGEh
OFFICE.
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PERSONALS

IyANTEID-Iio0d jewish boarding homo for cniid
in vicinity of T.. Of Pa. Juvenile Aid Society
IlG y. ith st.
NTED-,iood Jewish boarding homes fpr
children. Juvenile Aid Society 5l6 y. ith ST,
lWilI not be- responsible FOR bills unless contracted
by mNa-If- 4 ". MngumcEAL. lal y. SNIfOrl ~.
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LOST AND FOUND

gold wrist watch bracelet,
Saturday morning. Initials NJ. G. D; j. T..
caldwell on face. liberal reward II returned
to Caldwell & 60. Juniper and Chestnut sts,
diamond brooch. containing =
diamonds mounted iu platinum; G. Gul3 J. T..
g. & Co stamped ON back Thursday on Chest
nut st. below Goth Howard J. Z Caldwell
4 Co. Chestnut and Juniper SITS.
iBUIL TERRIER. white. found spot ear.
3 - Davis gt.
IDGIi-I.ost y o'clock; May 81, 18th and Chest
nut SITS. West Highland white terrier, Name
Barnes on collar. Reward II found tclo.
phone Devon l3S.
IIANDBAG-Blacl patent leather handbag. lost
iu Reading Terminal market, reward. Mrs. i.
n Clark Narbcrth, Pa.
LA NAII.IERI.-Iost. lu Glmhcla' at $50 p.
m. Saturday. bracelet la yallioro. with din-
mouds and pearl ring good reward and no
questions asked. 3i7 Ledger Office.
SATCHE1r-Lost. satchol initiated "a. Il. S.,
on Sunday, Ht or near MoutgomorN pix" ana
Rala ave, Cyuwyd. Kindly return or notify
A. r. staples, gO7 s. 17th ST., Phla.
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IN NIENIORIAM

Iyi IhyEiNpEESoN.I-In aftectlonats memory OF
ADELAIDE c. HENDERSON, MAY DO 1910.
entered life eternal. Requiescat 10 mace.
w II. HENDERSON.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

dssFss s Ead4aF anF ct p
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. chambermaid de-
sires position; highest rccommendation from
present place Apply Tuesday. between and
CHANIBERMAI D. waitress exp, wants position:
private family; seashore or country. l22s N
CHAMBERMAID, Protestant, fine mendIng. shore
or country; good refs, 6i0, Ledger Central.
cAMBERMAiID Il8 RNIi I'D or nurse JamSiEa r. w l.
upstairs work. Apply % w, School lane, lS'i1n Gtn
CHLDNURsE, middle aged Thoroughly com
Branch. si2S Locust o''' e''e'' oO' Ledger
OMPANION-Well-bred, educated English wo-
i31S Walnut ST. '''' "Srr'h
COOK-Previous employer leaving town, wishes
to i9d position for young coQred girl as cook
and lappnaffess; excel cook clean and honest.
COOK-Protestant American woman wishes posl-
ton %ith Tam, family; no washing or waiting. 50.
COOK. frst-class, wishes position, cooking only;
wages SS to So country or seashore. ] s45'
COOK ss9 chan g86i he or waitress Apply
GIRL I wishes M posiati9n ab3 part time Sundays off,
mentSry Engsh branches school eR ana SSd{X Sls;
references, 451 Ledger Central '"''''''
% good references s52 LedEsrs wTsRss Gen2a P9iitOn
HouSEKEEPER, companion or mothers heIpeT
mlddle-aBeu' reIneu educated woman, de,
sires employment In or out OF city Nj go
Ledger Office. -''
HoUSEKEEPER. managing good executive a.
would consider Institution 95S. LdiseTee LedseeTTe on} Or
HoUsEKEEPER. managIng and WORKING
preferred. SOL, Ledger Central. ''
LADY, highly recommended, take care your
childreni languages. 74l, Ledger CentTsi
LAUNDREsS. experienced, colored wants ,sos,
TO do at home. 2lst and Pine sts Iedger IA p
NURSERY GoVERNRss Swiss, wishes nosI,,as
with or small children; experienced1 d1'tioa sh
best OF references, 3l4, Ledger Ofacs N''u
NURSERY .GoYERNEss. German wisbss -
ton good references. S63 Ledger CenipUssii- iUsii-
STENoGRAPHER-elerk desires Tesident -
tion out Of city years exp. i s50 Ia POSI-
TENOGRAPHER-Lady beginner. bjsh L.Ss Ssn;
graduate, desires position. 32I led dIoIS9l psl
sTENoGRAPHER, experienced; good refsra,Sal: S.l.
Sl0 week. s41 Ledger Central e'ehcesi
WOMAN, capable, would like the care OF a 6,,-.-
9S6sn 9SS6isng the sun SUMNER very good referene1se
WOMAN, German, general houseworE sn5---,
lngi sleep nome. llO4 Green st, u COOK
WOMAN German, wishes situation coi--
laundress 94a N. Orlanna IT. N'oA ana
WOMAN wants wants days work good woTEsr IN
YOUNG LADY. elocutionist. cheerful dIs1o.5.7--
desires a position for tho summer a. opposition.
or, vacation companion TO middis SaaNsling
elderly Eayi IEsdyi references exchanged aa99r a99r
YOUNG WOMAN wishes position 10 a.,
resentatiys or solicitor; experience haas s rep
Dental II 2l1. Ledger Office. F0s'i pru-
COLLEGE GIRL desires position 4, -
sseil,hsn,sf ssi,s.sf etslsue coach IN camp or el,h LOT M
swima. plays hockey fennis ~ thliyi rideq.
Vri,e tor further ouallhca llonn 'fkf 1esa.1 q
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THE Rt-RROUGHS NATURE CLUB
OF CAMBRIDGE. MASS.
has several more openings for cultured women.
Attractive rrmuuCratiyc. but not routine
work Initiative and personality essential
Immediate opening. Personal interview after
experience and references stated. Address
j $40 Ledger Central.
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DUE TO WAR CONDITIONS, must make a
change in business; position of trust desired
or where executive ability is required best Of
references given. A 23t. Ledger Office.
JAPANESE seeks pos. private family; houseman
or butler; any kinds. Iiita, 30S N. 18th.
JAPANESE wants position; butter or valet; good
references. Toxic Iva, 30S N. 18th.
COLORED couple experienced. want situation.
Bell phone Dickinson i747.
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SWIMMING
MUSIC

RAGflME IN 20 lessQng OF Money Back. Bklt
mailed free. CHRISTENSEN Plano achooia
let9 thes,ngt 20 Sexe 1ermantown ave.
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If. YOU ARE ,DESTRoUs OF appointing young,
thorough. reliable, trustworthy and good ali.
round business man. age 80, who has held
responsible position with two Of the leading
Governments, with finest references please
reply - l. 0j5. Ledger Central.
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HELP wANrED-FEMALE


Continued from Preceding Column
sTENOGRAPUER wanted. first class, residing
In southern part % city prfIe5reH' ,ff1SaaTee sts
STENOGRAPHER exp, By mfg. house. centfaIi
cnces. cxperi6ncc = 2i5, ledger Office. .
sTENpGRAPHER and typew,riier dng must salary hia
desired j $50. Ledger Central -..--
lsTENoGRAPHER. capable and chigiSniI5 9spPPPnp,'
j. 205. ledger Onicc. --.-..--
lSTENOGRAPHER and typewriters w9ntSd;. eN-
sTRAwBRIDGE CLoTHER
Require the service Of cyg.crIen,csc.d sales
gS2qgG II tho foI2YP9!fb & 8cE2RTR1m'n'' ERR SHOES,
NESS FuRNlsiii%Gs. G,QTTroN ,RI.REiSS
GQ3pS ,sslll;Es. SSHiilIREt,WAkiSZT5S MoIClssE.
FGRTisiliNGS ''''
Apply Bureau o. Employment, 4h floor
I before II o. m. --..-----.-..-.
iwEAvERs, experienced on upholstery and mil
iiurrv trlmmlngss steady work: good wages
iIensel six co. l0il Diamond ST.
lwoMAN--Compctcnt to represent !Spirella Cor Cor,
. the frst two months; experience not neces-
: sary as we teach corsetry ana saiesinan,SniIp
references required. spirella Corset Shops
1913 Chestnut ST
YOUNG LADY wanted IN large Office must must be-
experienced in general office work, preterably
with bookkeeping cNporlencei rapla ana ana ot aoTV
ed and how soon can report. l33' Ledger
Office.
yOt'NG LADY wanted. experienced on 'ype-
writer. for nling iu letters ana general ouIce
,ysrs. moderate salary TO start with opnor-
tunity for Advancement. Il III, Ledger On
lYOUNG WOMAN wanted as general assistant
in an institution. also a serving. teacher:
Address. with reference. Maryland Industrial
| School for Girls, North Carey st, baltimore.
YOUNG WOMEN
Tearn 70 mako shlrtwaists3 an exceptional
opDortuuitv 10 learn a trade; cxpere nced In
siructors furnished and you arc paid while
learning YOU can become "NpGrlenCed IN. q
fa,y weeks and earn large salaries; come. try
it,. Trio Waist Co.
I'D and Arch SITS.
THE RI-RROUGUS NATURE CLUB
OF CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
has several more openings for cultured women.
attractive. rrmuuCratiyC. but not routine
work Initiative and personality essential
Immediate opening Personal interview after
cNporicnc" and differences stated. Address
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Statesmen
II YOU are successful salesman in any
line We viii make 2 place for you IN our
Have You noticed the advertising Of Sears
Roebuck"-No wonder our statesmen are max
ing more monGy than Others sr are.
E%iGS &,gh65E%SaF{PiIA 5%S nRiTAANE}IGG,A TAAN;}aG, co.
SALESMEN-Thrce active, energetic men ,oi
good appearance for our sales force splendid
opportunity and promotion for hustlsrs, Apply
Frantz-Prcmier Distributing Co.. I3O Market
street
ALEsMEN-Insuranc men, llfe and casualty
$4,000 or EYER permanca fg!urf i5,S drawnE o'
SR sRa aE Steady on work. good pay Rob
crt Lewis Company, Richmond and Bridge SITS.
piSortuhiitty, s. per month Si3 Ledger Gent
STENOGRAPliER-Comp male stenograph-
cr wanted in repairs and construction depart
Ri had similar i ,a',15 exp pref 5Ol Ledger office.
STOCK SALESMAN--A. proposition that is sell
$40, Ledger Central.
SHIPPERS wanted: SIS a week, Robert Elrook
Main ST. above Walnut lane, Manayunk,
TIMEKEEPER to take charge Of tmekeeping
SsPfTtmen OF SrES meRntaciHrnE e pSSht ptSs n 2ne
sa nHys Soma mao ukSowcGEe of PEI en- PToba@
ernCc rdaarGd sSd age s s3d cr central REL
WATCHMAN, residing in Frankford. wssi.
g9mhing or TacoIny for ppitgSht duty; wages vases
office, Henry Disston & Sons. Inc. Tacony.
wATGmMHN' night. wanted; steady work all
year: state age and references. 500
WEAyERS wANTED-Experienced weavers on
Mills Watertown Mass
wHEELwBIGHTs = FiTst,casss ,ee,Eperiencesd
person to the Atlantic Refining Co. Employ
WOOL soRTERsmWantsd about - frst5Glass rt;,,
Eavcnson & IeVcring Co ol7 Atlantic ave,
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ELEVATOR OPERATORS
. for office building service: white, steady en-
ployment Apply Room 44i, Widener Bids
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS competent SILK and
giye iexgsrleRss. ana references, Address s''Fi 4
FARMHiANDS gnddi: n wanted for PennsylvanlP farms
horses Apply Dept Of La6oGr" and I industTy ntqSo
%soH 3 rano and ana 9dR 9TSe st s or Ken
FREIGHT HANDLERS, 100 wanted; wages
Sundays and Sodas AppS aS PT seTsd6rg RoH5 9sPt Ps
q, $; Delaware ave. Merchants and Miners
GARDENER: eXperie1ced. wanted for gentle
VICTOR 4AYR 4NiI21SAA $ANPEH9 STEaifrNp CO
Has vacancies for
Hand Sanders
Boring machine operators
Fitttng-up sawyers
Machine !caryers
Flrst-Class machnsts
Douole-hepsg sboIISdters mIIoIfeTs operators
Doubie-end ,.,a9 ts9on machine operators
Apprentice boys. over ia
ohica boys, 10 years and over
4S-hour-weok schedule
i"SS'Sf Victor aIiS" IaInS MsCSins MheSSSiS7sry Apply
Application Office. IS Cooper St, Camden N
HosIERYT77wanryd, experienced hxer on Paxton
right man. Brown-Phelps Hosiery Co., Sd
JoINTER HANDS
BAND sAwYERs
HELPERS
BOYS
RIP AND CROSS CUTTERS
The Skies Co. 2sd and Psssyunk ave.
IABoRERs
Laborers. white and oolored. wanted for
Penns: H. Il steady work. advancement
company at very reasonable cost IL desIred
s..' Apply 43 N. 17th st.
LABoRERs wanted for night at Malvern pa
MIX Co, 9l3 Arch st. 0"uonsed
LABoRERs for coal yard; good WAGES A15i,s'
WaYerly Co, b4th and Whitby ave- N''S
s4EaRs basdn NppS %Ry'q A. fHE EsasrP B,D
| LABoRERs-steady work for frst-eIass ynsn
best wages paid. si2O Market 81. 'iASS men;
LABSoHRqEFYsS ASHq ST WANTED. APPLY AT 5ls N.
| LINEAl1N : First class electric light men
Fsatey FSstay T?TS iads aSd ss sGSd Wages Apply William
| MACHINE HANDS on box work GIraTd Rov
Co, 18th and Washington ave. DoA
AACAINfdsTSoBlo dhd wise hands wanted;
&ppy esSn st AND ana esSt q wages
MAN experienced In freight department of
steamship company foreign department ~
railroad; capable Of booking, selecting and
efficient and have ability referred 10; In Teply
ing state na.ueenaiity age; experience ana
treated Ia the slrlcteat conddSnce ana A. ~, ~
I used wIl - returnsd f desired N s22''
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Statesmen

SALESMAN. typewriter or add, niche, similar
line; eXcep. contract; Al man 322, Leo Ot,
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

NICHOLAS. 1926 Bainbrdge. hrst-class help
buffers, second men, housemen, cooks, second
cooks. parlor maids, Mattresses, chamber
maids and combined. nurses, kitchen maids
etc Phone Locust 2130
COOKS. chambermails. housework girls and
childnursss want positions; woman wants
housework the Main Line. Miss Rose
Dougherty 1918 w. Girard ave.
MADAME PLATZ, 3O5 S. 11th ST., wants ard
supplies white help. Telephone Walnut 17lS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-22

CHAUFFEUR white, wishes position -,
yate family ~ years exp. years wItthh wIIth Pr.
employers best OF reference: viii WIN last
nothing but hrst-class position. j a5s ACCEPT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-22

Ieorn 10 mako shirtwaists: an exceptional
Opportuuitv 20 learn q trade; experienced In
siructors furnished and you arc paid while
ln9 ruIDp. YOU can became experienced In a
fa,y weeks and earn large salaries; come. try
1t. Trio Waist Co.
I'D and Arch SITS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-22

20 years exp. mfg. wboi..-,-
uorough oHice man; years LAST piacss',o iesale;
position. II. Wilson, 22O1 Mt VeTpoen, wants
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-22

Require tho service o. experienced saws
Doopln in tho following departments :.,,,..,
iIOSIEitY, tTNDERWEARa. SH0ESs
MEN'G EtrnNtSiIiNGS COTTON DRESS
H10ps SILKS, SfIRTWAISTS. MUSLIN
t'\pERWEAR CHINA AND i'O'E-
EI.ENIslIINLS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-22

GIRLS wanted to pack yarns; no experience re- !
qurcd; 81 per week to start Apply s, ID a |
b. W. FlelsheT. Inc, 2jth and Hamilton sts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-22
srRAwgRtpGE G. CGoTHER

and typewriter, wanted ex'
.ricnced call at factory 23ls Wood st