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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-06
FAIRLY AGED ANYWAY


the Institution Washington
a discovered lived
those ami
lived Pleistocene period.
Hardlicka famous anthropoogs, DR.. George
Yale, first than $4,000
They maintain the mans fossils washed into earth
earlier period than his
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DEUTSCHLAND COMING?
Omitted Press Leased Wire.)

NEW LONDON, Conn., JAN 6.-ndication that German
other Germany today the arrival
than q stevedores
They unloading merchandise from the
wharf the Eastern Forwarding
Deutschland consists rubber
nickel.
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Yesterdays Late Ne,us
KAHN MAKES DENIAL
UNITED Press Leased Wire.
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON JAN Otto Kahn of Kuhn, Loeb today
denied connection with the presidents
Rep Wood Indiana in his testimony before
mittee today.
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MINUS WRAPPING PAPER


YORK. 4Dont be surprised parcels from
areso delivered minus wrapping
York the big shops account of the shortage,
sending simply with
That the situation matter of real is shown
than 100000 for than last
being fight
consideration handling
whereby the ghe string
paper used
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To Whom Assessed:
M. o. Curry, Beg 763.265' West of
inters of So. line of Sixth Ave
with center line of Sec. 2-2O-
2-E., tn West 100 S. 15O' East
100 No. 100 to beg ..........
M. O.. Curry, Beg S6s.265' West
of inters of So. line of Sixth
Ave, with center line OF Sec.
2-20-2-E., tn West 100 So. 15O'
e. 100 West 1850 to beg. .....
M. o. Curry, Beg 963.2e5' West of
inters of So. line of Sixth Ave,
with center line of Sec. 2-2O-2-
f., tn w. 100 So. 1850 f. 100
No. 150' to beg ..............
NJ. o. Curry, Beg 1063.265' w. of
inters of So. line of Sixth Ave,
with center line of Sec. 2-2O-2-
BE, tn W. 100 So. 15O' e. 100
No. 150' to beg ...............
NJ. o. Curry. Beg 1163.265' w. of
inters of So. line of Sixth Ave,
with center line OF Sec. 2-20-
2-E., tn w. 16S.265' So. 1907
q. 1926 No. 100 to beg....
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Here and
Elsewhere

Three hundred Texas national
guardsmen parade streets of Cor
pus Christi, crying out: I'VE
want to go home" according to
report.
T. II. Banks Musicians Supply
& Repair Shop. 922 Commerce.
adv
Three auto thieves throw kero-
sene at Chicago detective, then
follow it up with lighted matches
when he beats them Off.
Hofstetter & Co. are installing
a new front at 1903 Pac. ave. adv.
Ticket spectators sell seats in
courtroom for trial of Victor Sny-
der, 20, charged with numbering
a neighbor at Valley City, N. d.
Heads of departments, clerks
and stenographers do general
housekeeping at Olympia state
house.
COMMERCIAL BINDERY Il
PRINTING co. Main AIT. adv.
For young men in 3rd congress
sional district who want to enter
West Point military academy,
Congressman Albert Johnson has
arranged to hold special prelimi-
nary examination Feb. /.
Cut flowers and floral work.
Him., florist. So. 7th and X. adv.
Epidemic of grip hits Puyallup,
claiming 500 victims.
Office Supplies at Walter Berg
Stationery Co. adv.
Tacoma automobile, 1917
Studebaker, found abandoned
near State Training school at
Chehalis.
Missing for week, Lawrence
Fangscher, 16-year-old girl wife
of Carl Fangscher, returns home
to her mother. She says she will
not return to her husband right
now. She has been working on
outskirts of city.
Ask Bill Fehse-he knows.
Olive Branch Cigar Store. VIM.
H. Fehse, Prop. Hotel Donnelly.
adv.
Arson T.. Sawyer wins bitterly
contested divorce from Gladys
Theda Sawyer, also custody of 4.
year-old son, in Judge Cards
court.
Cooked Meats and Salads. Duen'
wald's, 1112 Broadway. adv
ID. II. LarIin files suit for di,
vorce from Mrs. Tessie Larkin
charging she has great fondness
for other men and has treated
him cruelty.
Special cakes baked to order
Duenwald's, 1112 Broadway. adv
| Police get pathetic letter from
Jacob w. James, rs, living in De
troit. asking them to help hin
find hi slaughter Blanche. miss
ing seven years. He is blind.
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FORD ORDERS FRANKLIN

DETROIT, Mich, JAN 6.Henry Ford, originator of the ia
Franklin sedan
for his personal
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Mrs. Geo. Gardner, beg at pit. $780,
No. and 304.50' w. S. j.. cor of
N. T.. "a, Sec. 32-20-3-E. 100 Il.
1870 s. 100 w. to beg .........
Eliza Flooding, Beg 1873 SO. of the
inters of SSth st. with East line
of T. r. & p. R-W, tn SO. 595'
more or less, tn E. 1890, TIL No.
b35' more or less, tn w. 1870 to
beg ...............
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MRS. AxTELL ON BOARD
wAet1INcTON Ian <

WASHINGTON Jan. 5Pesdent Wilson today named the fol
commission: Dr. Riley
Little republican swarhmoe Pa for term of six Mrs
Axte BellnRham, WASH progressive
years. democrat for OF
years
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Deaths.

Funeral Of Mrs. Evaline Fifth
ian at / p. m. Saturday from
church at Indian school, Inter-
ment, Sumner cemetery under d.
rection c. o. Lynn.
Funeral of George Sigmuth
Saturday afternoon at Spanaway
cemetery under direction of l.. NJ.
Gaffney.
Funeral of Mrs. l.. M. Gaffney
at $50 a. m. Monday from st.
Patrick's church. Interment
Calvary cemetery.
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DENY BOY SHOT AS SPY
Omitted Press Leased Wire.)

BERLIN jan via wireless Enthusiastically
denial
shed IN foreign that 13yeaod boy
had been recently shot spies in Nassem, Belgium.
The statement said boy of this had been sentenced
evidence
pardoned
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LEGAL NOTICES
CONTINUED From Page 2.l

!. Blk. Prin- Inter- Adv. d
cipal. est. Penalty. Total
1897 1867 AGA 63.6S
1897 1857 <.64 6S.6s
1897 1857 AGA 63.3s
1897 1857 4.64 63.3s
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Local Improvement District No. GIG.
Local Improvement District No. 5O18.

Second Annual Installment.
BEUTLICH ADDITION,
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Missing for a week, Lawrence
Fangscher, 16-year-old girl wife
of Carl Fangscher, returns home
to her mother. She says she will
not return to her husband right
now. She has been working on
outskirts of city.
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- UNITED Press Leased Wire)
Jan. 5seattle's Bookkeeping prosecutions de-
Aesween Mayor Gill and local federal prosecutors
~--that he involved in con-
N~tuct Attorney Clay Allen,
Nial prosecutor
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Tacoma automobile, 1917
Studebaker, found abandoned
near State Training school at
Chehalis.
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Ask Bill Fehse-he knows.
Olive Branch Cigar Store. VIM.
H. Fehse, Prop. Hotel Donnelly.
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Local Improvement District No. 494.

Third Annual InstalIme
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Local Improvement District
Local Improvement District No. 1127.
First Annual rnstnilnent.
ttuI.EV'S auuITION.
Local Improvement District No. 957.

First Annual IpstniiiDcnt.
GOODWIN's ADDITION.
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LEGAL NOTICES

Prin- Inter- Adv q
Assessed: II.
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Arson T.. Sawyer wins bitterly
contested divorce from Gladys
Theda Sawyer, also custody of 4.
year-old son, in Judge Cards
court.
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Three hundred Texas national
guardsmen parade streets of Cor
pus Christi, crying out: I'VE
want to go home" according to
report.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-06
Dentists to Form
An Organization
For Army Service

\ move has been launched In the
east for the formation Of one or more
dental motor ambulance units and
present them to the Preparedness
League of American Dentists. to he
turned over to the United states gov
eminent
one unit consists 81 four dentists.
two assistants. "a motor ambulance
and dental equipment for Our opcr-
ators
There viii boz urgent need for den
lists To- care fur the teeth Of our sol
dicrS. Tor in the army perhaps us
nowhor" else. h condition of the
mems molars b. watched and at the
first sign ~ deterioration prompt
steps are taken to stop the inroads
which ara sure To hc made by dis
"asc unless the teeth are put In
proper condition by competent dem
lists,
II b. desired to raise a fund ur
$40 0oU to carry on this branch Of
the work Alfred Thclln. ir. and
Harold Little ~ this city. students
~ tn" Western Dental College Of KAN
sas city. which institution Is back.
ing h project hay each contribut-
cd $40 toward tho fund OF $4,000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-06
Personal News
Items.
Auto springs. all makes. KorOer C

Auto springs. all makes. Korber Co
H. A. Kistlcr has returned from a
business trip To- the east.
". II. Springer Is %entetaining his
brothers, Frank Springer.
Mrs. G. l.. Lorey. OF Los Angeles has
left for home after a visit here.
Clarence Grunsfcld has returned
from a stay at Ocean Park. Calf
Mrs. H. T. owen. - Los Lunas, was
in the city en- business yesterday.
Miss Estclic Valck has returned
from a vacation In southern Cllifor-
mia.
Mr. and Mrs. J. =. McMurray have
been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. II l..
Brown. uf Denver.
Or \. g. Shortlc is enjoying "A visit
from his brother, George shortlo, and
wife. of Upton. Ind
II. \. Kistler has returned from y
summer vacation spent at his old
home in Pennsylvania.
Joe Sklenar has recovered from AZ
operation performed two weeks ago
lat 81. Joseph's hospital
W r. Strain, who has been IN a,
the santa =, coast lines hospital. Is
reported as much improved.
~ ~ Chairman. 81 the district for
est office. has one Co the santa p
forest 90 inspect timber sales,
Fred Geerbohm has been transfer.
red from m" roundhousc office 20 ths
santa Fe matter mechanics office.
\ e.. Harness II acting as manager
iof the Sturges hotel during the ah.
sence Of sam stevens the proprietor
at Jemez Springs.
Mrs. g. O. Simonson. Of South Editf
street will be the hostess Of the indies
aid society ~ - Paul's Ev1ngelic1.
Lutheran church
NJ Suymsn. ~ Watrous. aud Flea.
nor HYDE. ~ Alameda, were married
this week ny Justice 81 the peac,
Pedro Martinez. Of old Town.
Mir and Mrs. - Kirkwood smith. ol
North Eleventh street. are entertain,
Ing MI. ana Mrs. George W I:owla.
and daugh'o. Ruth. ~ Dallas. Tex
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The comfy commissioners exper,
To award contracts for two motor
trucks for use on the roads this after
noon. Bide were opened al a meet
ing yesterday. but choice OF trucks
was referred To state Engineer j \.
French. who IL expected to advise
the board this afternoon.
At their meeting yesterday THE
commissioners were advised by Dis
trict Attorney George y. Craig thai
they were without authority TO re-
turn license money TO saloon men
places we're closed by the presi-
dents camp zone proclamation.
The commissioners voted to pay the
city sleO a month hereafter for fir,
department service. instead of $50.
Bids for repairing Alameda dixie.
which was damaged at the intake o.
the Barelas acequia. are to be adj
vertised for. County Surveyor 4. T.
Hutchinson estimates that the work
will cost about $3.50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-06

Eycrvboly's fricrt-pr Thomns
Electric on The great household rom
cdy for toothuchc. otrucho sore
throat. cuts. bruises. sotlds Sold 40
all drug stores soc and zoe.
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Mortuary


John Npodaca. ir. who died Tues
dnv. was buried yesterday afternoon
" santa barbara ccmctcry Tho IN
neral was held from Fred Crollott 81
Iuurtuaiy chapel
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Fifty-dollar Fine
For John Strickland

John strickland. charged with driv.
ing an automobile while drunk. was
fined $50 10y Judge Mcclellan in the
city court yesterday afternoon. strick-
land admitted drinking but denied he
was drunk. Policeman Mainz. who
made the arrest, said Strickland ran
his car into a buggy and two other
cars He said Strickland was drunk
and Sergeant Miller. who was on duty
at h station house when Strickland
was brought in, corroborated Mainz.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-06

The body pf Mrs. j. e. Smithrrs
wife ui the manager Of the A@ltarud.
hotel who died carly this moruiua VIII
ho sent east Tor burial
Mr. SIM thrr- died lt - Joseph.
hospital. ~ pneumonia. she wac taken
800 while a. IL Jollo. Cu'lf, bur Ip.
pa rcn;ly was well uu the road tu ro-
coycrv when she returned here TIVE
weeks ago with Mi ~mtihtrs uu,
their two children. a relapse set 10.
aud the decline that ended Iu her
death followed. She had 90 large cu-
Gle "f friends 90 whom her death wa,
u great hook
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Dance tonight, Arcade
hall. Peerless orchestra.

A little WANT AID now 1nd then
IL read by every class OF men--and
women too. Try one
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The Menu for Today

"B'-"rhe Mysteries Of Myra." n
two-part extra with regular program;
Don't Losc Your Coat" "Sclig World
Library No, rs" and "Muggscy In So
cicty."
fSrlc-"Miss Robinson Cruso" re-
peated comedy. 1.-THE Patriot"
pastimc-"Woodcn Shoes" fcatur-
Ing Bessie Barriscale. comedy, "a
Love Case"
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Dance tonight, Arcade
hall. Peerless orchestra.


Phone 3. RED Harm. an ~--s Cop
Per. for FIRST class livery. W. l.. Trim
hlc A 90.
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Mrs A. F. Dawn. OF winslow. Ariz.
Is here for a visit.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-03
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

VACANCIES now open for first class male and
female help. cooks $40 to $50, kitchen maids,
Mattresses. parlor maids, French ladyS maid
Infants nurses. young cooks and second girls.
uhJmhormuids who sew, assistant gardener Tor
chestnut mn. references required. Mrs.
Rogers. 3l3 :. 10th.
MRS NICHOLAS 1926 Baiubridgr st. has com
uaicut English Swiss. American couples, but
larS second men, Mattresses, chnmb"rmnids.
nurses etc. wanted. hufl"rs. cooks, Mattresses
for city and country, ladies maids etc. Phon"
Locust 9l3O.
NTED--I'UOlSs. cnamb"rmnids Childnurses
ana huusrworlS girls, butchers for institution
work. NrSt-ClHSs helm want positions Miss
Rose Duughrrty. 1913 W, Girard ave,
wANTED-Flrst-clas cooks chamhcrmaids.
wHltrrsses buffers, ladies' maids Childnurses.
etc Apply Ht once. Mrs. Kane, ill $. 18Th.
Mrs. HARVEY. 1919 Rittcnhousr sp.-wanted.
rnlInhln hnln for NNnrN ulnnIILN. rNterrnun.
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HELP WANTED-MALE


ATTEND ANTS and pupils in ti.r training school
- for maie nurses In large privata hospi,aI Tor
the insane In Philadelphia Apnly 10 Superir.
t"udeut gf hospital, i9th and Market SITS, be.
tween ~ and 40 or nv appointment.
hoN ior on EInu "pPIYr lu,ni,E tyr hrlEhi.
49, tn st6rt S,i prr week i III ir,IpSr pni'..
roy. about u Nrnf9 o. aE,. Tor nihrr work
WIN 70 i, ~, Wy - ,tS,St
fl''l"N 'NI'' '''''. u 'i''' '-'' '.'7'' '''''
ROY f,r office work. over - wears. 81 prr
wnar. Amply %. m, Mr. Brown. 1889
Cherry street
,,. i . , H.. t.,,,. ..,
HbN wanted lH grocery F,gff II" hrlINrF goods
good wages. ''ih ann Mount vernon.
tr,,,- ...r.,., ,u ,r IL r.,rs. ,u,rl- 10, yb,,,
' ,.'t.f. rtr.s "a i-0s \ TI.,tr,rI ~ 80 ''''
'.''
BOYS WANTED. 10 Co is years. good wages
s'"aGr work. 'hillun co.. Market ana iNth SITS
,,.,,, r,p ..,,,., r, ,,.r,,r.r,.,,,, .,,,tr,. ,,
h' II itjiia ,gf I s6brr Tmp,,iI ,,,
uoat. good wages. permanent position. Apply
.,.,,t,,r,,,,, r-,,r,.,
VICTOR rAI.fli&t;' NEt'fIISE COMPANY
hrs NlrHurips for
t'nIiurfnnHIEers
IIariware Alters
Rough rim sawyrfs
JuiUtor operators
Experienced rubhers
tuubIg.h"Gh mmlirr operators
I!ttluE-up saW\rrs
Male slynoEraPheT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-03
AUTOMOBILES
For sale


BAtI.R ELI:CTRIC-I.ady will sacrifice modern
4TiG Icipor ST. Phone Frankford 2OGt.
way; exceptional purchase $3.50.
l.OCOMOBIlE 23li Market ST. lOCust 400
+. NJ. HAlI.lGAN, Mgr. EXCHANGE car Dept.
CADILLAC 1914 touring car, oyerhauled and
repaintcd; fun equipment; price $3.50. AUTO
SALES CORPORATION. li2 n, Broad st.
FIAT-RINIERA. I-55. tn" same model as the
Fiat AGENCY arr selling now; guatanteed the
s"ngrr touring car with two extra disappear
ing seats. . extra tires, cost $3.50. bargain
tu quick purchaser. BOX All, llu"arford.
HUDSONS- -Phaetohs, roadsters and Cabrloets,
equipped with electric lights and starters.
GOMERiSCliWARFZ. .53 ". Broad st.
MITCHELL, 1917. latest model $50 7-pass.
touring; small mileage car delivered in Au-
IOCOMOBILE, 23lf Market ST, Locust $50.
+. NJ. HALLlGAN, Mgr. Exchange Car Dept.
OVERLAND. 1915 touring. has winter Enclosure,
fully equipped electric lights and starter; big
/. S BOWERS. Used Car Dept.
eaG \. Broad st, Walnut T8a
PACKARD, 4-au, landsu!et, mechanically fine;
newly upholstered last spring; electric gem
lent. W *, Carruthers Hayerford
PACKARD 4-gynnder 3o-H 4. 7-passenger
limousine and touring, $3.50.
THE WHITE CO, 2id North BROAD st.
FOR SEVERAL. ELECTRIC CARS.
LlGiIl-DEl.lNEIlY TYPE, BODIES IN FAIT.
G99SSB G99SSBIEEEE9T EE 5 MQTnhs Wf ANP BAAFfEkIES A y : N
ss6SRBi!iE III FIGURE; .ASD1REsS' ETEiiA TifE
FLEiSCIIAfANN- co. 7Ol WASHINGToS
ST, NEW YORK.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-03
UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMs

POSTAL TELEGAPH COMPANY. South Penn
WESTERN UNION. TELEGlAnIl. l5ol Chest
uW ST. Wm Armsr0uE, Nlur"u@p Arrud-
pant Harry AArnoId;, Mr ana AIrS hgrgs'e,y9'
it, p Bard. ,iuy Iiurtirtt. Mrs. sofa Brown.
MIR Il T.. Egrmrv NJ e. Bowler, Lpr leans,
t"st"In Colonial Siecw co. Geraid W Gamer,
MIR Campbell. John Dunn, AIR. Herbert Dar-
ling. Miss Helen nangll., Mqrc, Dunn, quo
Dahl Mr.. James II. England, Mr., aud Mrs.
,,hnrIes EgN. Miss Ennis tlobgch. Ar. Il A,
& IIopkIus. Miss Slli. Iloplius. NJ y. Hart
Francis llawhg, willard ileud"Tsonr G"grE''
r. Iart'nstriu Alylu Johnson, Donald r..
jerks l.. Kent. q. II krllner H. r.. Knowles,
John D. King Mrs ~ ncuuHn. danes G. i..r.
lle Lewis, NJ a. LIVINGSTON Mrs, hgihrln"
l"stor. Hiss Eqlu Nlaassey d. j. M"qn-.
san. Hood Mcinya Alexander M"l9r. D.. \
Mcleod. W j PDuuail, NIss Viola petgrstll.
William Pluuh,tt. Ensign and Alrs ls, II
I.g, MIR James Reilly, Al Russell, H. j.
RitIyik Mrs. Mary II. Roberts. NJ E SwuuA.
Nr 4 T. SnrlrS. Miss MaN sullivan. u. l..
stevens Miss lirug fomlinsgn EllRn i9um4- =.
Morris WIsuruw, Mrs. Harry " MlHWrlgI' ATs
Marc Waber or tIarry krssirr Mr7. a.. 'rRmrr
NGIsturCu, Nrul Wainwright, Mrs. Leila VIII
llms ROgcTs Way.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-03
MACHINERY AND TOOLS

MANUFACTURERS DEMANDING BETTER
machine appliances, easy To- understand de
pendable and economical tn maintain. may
Ind them In IOCOM FRICTION CLUTCH
pulloys and FRICTION CUTOFF couplings.
SHAFTING and Mn, ,HlNE WORKS.. Ia
North Second.
POWER PLANT EQUIPMENT
Dynamos, motors, boilers. steam and oil en-
gines, pumps, air CompTessoTs.
FRANK TOpAlEY, Inc, ~ n, 3d st.
CENTRIFUGAI. PUMPS-l-inch To S-iuch belt
and steam driven. new and second hand
l., r. SEHFERTS SONS, I3T y 81 81
DYNAMOS. motors and machinery bought sold
ana rented. uTmatgres rrp.ir,d Main o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-03
HEATING

boilers. ranges new and rebuilt
removed for the Maxim Kelsey health heat
will install cheap 1927 FilbrTt st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-03
STREET CLEANERS wanted, white and Co
orod. Apply ol3 ilth st. between ami

STREET CLEANERS wanted, white and col,
orod. Apply 0l3 : llth ST. between ann "
q. M, nud p m.
STREET CLEANEl,S WANTED. WHITE or
CCLORED APPLY l1gu RACE ST
SUPERI%TENpENT-- Wanted a factory, cx.cu-
tive for position " factory superintendent a
man who has hnd several Years "Nneri"ncc In
- factors manufacturing fabric goods ana ON
pluNiug ~ TO 40 men cutting with electric cut
iN.s machines and 800 70 500 or more EirlI
uu power sewing machines, In q factory whrr"
efficiency methods have been In usr; man
who can take chars" ut o. turiurN located no
Columbus O.. now rmpluvlnE about -" ubuN"
number Of mon cutters and Elrl mu"hiuc opCI
gtuTs and - fuTuudlus H man who can huuhlr
both fOruIudirg and furymou and E't results,
This position pays "a good salary TO com
untunt man and offers H wonderful Opp0r-
tunIty for advancement I'm position and salary
This firm has been Ia business III years,
has ample capital. has had larg" inrr"ns" IN
business I'm the past few years ana prospects
Of large growth IN tho tniurr.
In applying for this pusi'iou give, age com,
urtc experience, u1tiunality salary .do*lr"d anu
fun particulars sp wu Will b" able tn decide
without further currgspoudepc" when your np,
pIirntiuu is received if ~" wish YOU To com" 20
t'ulumbus for o. personal interview. Abby
M 81, Ledger Onin",
WAITER white nctfv" experienced. good
Vnrrs easy hours. hnoClnss trade com,
ready for work Manhattan. hun"h, 'l""
NDuSIngiun ave,
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YOUNG MAN wanted as salesman 20 call upon
,l0Cturs. dentists aud druggists Win Nlnm "
have established connections to htHt-cIhss
salesman position Is highly renuWeraiWe. T.
o. Bnv iJ70 Philadelphia. Pa.
YOUNG MAN wanted. Intelligent, ambitious
inr hnpIyinu Institution. experience not urCts
sary. hut desirable, reply in own hnWiwrlilm,
stating qualifications and refs. J. I@O I''h On,
YOUNG MAN us assistant huokke"pur must
have had experience salary To start, ~ -mI
week: good chance for advancement = NV
Ledger Ofhrr.
YOUNG MAN wanted for stcnuSraphc ANA gen
,ral office work. nutum0hl" HcC.Fsntl'S' SUI"
salary expected exp. and reiS, Is ldO' I."d.oH'
yOI-Nt; MAN. 1870 years. To assist foreman
i'm ueanut factory stat" rNp"rl"ur', references
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-03

80. ,>.y, r,-tt.r. o., L., ,,ttrc work I'm family
MAN AM " ~ F. 70 20 ~ ,,.,,.r,c,,' frtigt ba
Oh - fWi,,,'' - TI laundry work. must
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,,,S ,va.r,od ,.r,,orariIy a capable, accurate
No., w. f,i, ,,I,b trycptNry closing books and
,lait,,ww nv ,H1gr,s. onporfnItv of permanent
,,'I,,sPti1nn "uN XXI cd2Tr Central.
Iv7'',.'.. '' ',' phu,,rI,,,t, t-irs
NAL d@iIsiSN @ r., ''V,i an dxr"rIcnced nap
dii,,rE '" Nrriy ,rItb references and salary cN-
,'IN.i h'Lne 7 t,i.., milo
'y''u' 90. -, i..,,,,,ctI,,, r,,.
MEN WAN nl'.Il Ilii,l I,r.ra locomotive
,ii,.'.ln,rS7n'rs po1rn IL II l7ii Filbcrt It,
,.,.,..' ,',..,.. ,,.r So, ,,.ar ,rIfh Epor,t-
oFElLE ASSlSni ~ ~ tl,,st31.ggs4'+ prGforrcd r. O.
ORDERLY-A21 per riuiMullll,f,, IISspif,I 3iUO
ApplE M p'tS"M INN'i7''F '''.''..''' ~
spruce ST. ,, .t,,ri
NORTER. colorod. s@2 rcr monIh Rnl p93nu
Apply in ppr9un, University ilOSPl'''' "'""
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FOR SALE

pItIIARD. pool. combination. secondhand
bought aold, rented, exchanged, repnirlus;
suuplirs Ipfr Euntpr, American munntaC-
fWrrT 3aN Cirard ave. Phone kous. 23l5
BILLIARD AND POCKET TARLEs-As2 bowl
ing alleys uhOuographs: "usy nay. Is. BRlNS-
WICK-I I}AI.EI..COLLE$DER co. 1902 Arch.
billiard pool tables new. secondhand bowl
ing :llpys, easy payments. Rosa o-BarrE-
Street Co. 49, South Sth ST. Phone Wal :2Nl
CASH REGISTERS bought. exchanged, repaired.
replatrI. supplies new and factory rebuilt
new total udIprs as low as SO. can and Sr''
our new models. RoEistcrs sold by us ON easy
paymcuts and fully guHuutr"d.
THE NATIONAL. CASH REGlSTER co
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