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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-27
Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WiEAT-Receipts, SO; 9sa bushels, The
Eminent ;tsSpdaTs "a tn"p:sts!Ssa. stsndsSd pEiSs:
sDT2g $685. ENot' No hard Giner Me nSShsEn ST. S1
! red wIp5eJ5s SsElicky, sa,S7; Ne: ! red;
muy smay GGtsd sfSea ssS s15Sy dTsn G6fl na
norattiG2nT,s purchases o. wheat are based on
SS @sea tpGSns S:a'dSs q dsSou?f' SSt NE
S2 II TisS r. $SSss ,pss s
ast wn Eo the GsSS SStef from nut ths hSsSNSeD No
oaG9G dSsisn R test weight Wheat
eSeacy 9SSy test wes & FSdf0s 3sass
It's merits .smutty wheat will be discounted
nS 70 than hs ?ss per f ander st
corrr spending regular grade.
mo- fssso! sSd ut but .ssGS eFs Ss
ofs 5HTsR.isi5{s Il :siSSi is4s1ss su.A.l. The
sr t ais asrH vas 70 tS tSsns wS. ss 3
G5Gi No 8 white 9sh 994c' No. white,
vi FL$oSUGfRs-Receints, Gfs 2s bbs. and i, 2ss ss5
lbs. in sacks. Min limits were firmly. main,
gil; do do nesTTsy ISsr, hsEd
$io35; a. ;i4Si!SG,; az j sS0Et III,
patent, was aug lo'lui teHcN spT!nEE Gnn clty
small supplies. We quote at S9.75@10.25
per bbl.. In sacks, as to quality.
PROVISIONS
change in prices. The following were the
Quotations: Beef, IN sets smoked and air,
dried 53c: do, knuckles and tenders. smoked
s. snd srsTs enrsd Zoo; loose p0td a.
loose, 24@ 2Sc; do do' smoked 25927ci DO
p. cured loose 24c; do smoked, 25o; bellies
IN pickle, loose. 2ec; breakfast bacon. 32c;
REFINED SUGARS
Supplies were small and tte market was
unchanged on basis OF DC for fine sranuv
DAIRY PRODUCTS
BUTTER--Trede was quiet as usual on
Saturday and the market was unchanged
solid dI packed ereamsry' fancy, hIsh,seofrins
S q Sac 7agsS Sgat. ssSete :NS eond rI Tss sis
cold storage creamery. as TO quality. 80
sSs soCS @ p prn Tssey bbSSs bS
st, 70 oslo, for fancy aud at eo@7sc Tor
NEGGss@Fine, new-lald esgs were we'll
sRby SR Hs ss % Tbs Ss2 sSsse nearss ETs
sci. so; firsts. 500 1O@o1; nearby ana west.
ern seconds. s17.7OQ19.20i cold storage
e SSl'y ar.sb ssR. nfsSS oS
''ts cHEEsEgS|frhe g TN ~ ma ai kst was quiet, but
prices ruled steady on fancy held stock,
oaetAtiensi New York, Shels.niik asts.
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DRAFTSMAN-If you can design automatic
machinery we have a real opportunity for
YOU now. p 500. Ledger Office
CRAFTSMAN, Jr.. SIS month, Central Y,
NJ c. A., 1921 Arch st.
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WtNDERS---Expe and learners: AS
hour week. Superior Thread & Yarn CO.
Howa rd G Norris SITS
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, STEAMSHIP NOTICES

Passenger and Freight Service
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL
Orouna Jan. 3
Nauban ............ Ian. "a
Sarmanla 49,. Jan, Z9IMar. 8
/. NEW YORK, CHERBOURG and
% SOUTHAMPTON
Mauretania. .Decs 80 Jan. 26Mar. 10
lmpe'H'or .,,......... F~h. 2I
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH.
HAVRE and SOUTHAMPTON
Royal George. Jan. 24IFeb. 24INar. IT
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
HAVRE and LONDON
Saxonia ...,...... Dec. 3IIFeb. 7
NEW YORK to PIRAEUS and
TRIESTE
N. Y.--LDERRY-GLASGOW
Columbia 80. Jan. I0IFeb. 7IMar. 6
PHILADELPHIA to LIVERPOOL
Nellavia ................ Jan. 10
Verbania .......... Jan. 24lMar. 7
PHILADELPHIA to LONDON
Vennonia ..,...... Jan. l6iFeb. 28
PHILADELPHIA to BRISTOL
Uoonhoim Jan. q
Pier Is South
1900 WALNUT ST.. PHILADELPHIA
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NEW YORK coFFEE MARKET

New York, Dec. 27.---Thc coffee mar
ket opened quiet and irregular this
morning, 8 points lower to 8 points
higher, with transactions in March,
July and September.
The market ruled quiet after the
opening, with some orders coming out,
being in the nature of a change of po-
sition all around the opening price
Levels. Official cables from Brazil were
again delayed, owing to cable trouble,
but private advlces reported practically
unchanged conditions in Brazil.
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Bank of France Statement

Paris, Dec. 27.-The weekly state
ment of the Bank of France shows the
following changes: Gold in hand in
creased 50S,000 francs; silver in hand
decreased 4,125, ,45J; notes in circula
ton, decreased 103 ,S01 $50; treasury
deposits, decreased 5,6S2 ,63S; genera
deposits, decreased 55,155, ,2S3; bills
discounted, increased oo0 q, S.,9So,7SS; aG
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES
Baptist

THE TEMPLE, Broad and Berks Streets
G900 North.
RUSSELL II, .CONWELL, Pastor.
DR. J. Marvin Hanna, Musical Director.
Frederick e. Starke. Organist.
Mr. Conwell breaches 1880 a. III. and
730 y. m.
Temple Chorus sings at both services,
repea ting Christmas program,
Bible School. 2:S0 p. m: Jere L. Cresse,
Superintendent.
The Bible Union. a fellowship class for
men and women at $50 p m. Those
seeking friends Will lind them in this
class,
Watch-niEht service Wednesday night
Prayer and Testimony meeting In Lower
Temple. to o'clock. Social period.
Watch might service In Upper Temple
IL o'clock.
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IN MENIORIAM

READGGE. In memoram to my oldest
daughter, AUGUSTA READIGE, who died
one year ago today Our thoughts are still
with YOU, dear daughter MOTHER,
READlGE. In memoriam to our oldest
sister. AUGUSTA READlGE, who died one
year ago today Continue your rest I'm
peace, dear sister. Brothers and sisters,
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Unitarian

UNITARIAN SOCIETY OF GERMANTOWN
Rev, RoGER 8. FoRBDs. Minister.
II q. m.-."RinginE Out and Ringing In"
al same hour.
All ave Invited
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LOST AND FOUND

AlREDALE TERRIER lost; good reward for
return or any information concerning AIre-
dale terrier; black back yellow legs. bright
color and tags. II. NJ Hart, Villanova
BAG--I.ost on the Overlook ear or elevated
Christmas Day, a black silk bag. contain.
ing bill case greatly valued. money. visiting
cards Ov"rbrook ticket please r turn va 70
ard contents and keep the money. Mrs VIM
r, Furner 6i45 Drexel road.
BOOK--Lost. deposit book No a35 93O with
Western Saving Fund Society, 1000 Wal
nut st. Reward, 1888 Yenanso
DOG--Lost T. dog good reward for return
or any information concerning Airedale
and am t tags III. NJ Hart, viiianovysaaa ysa fTtlHSF Ps
las Montgomery county dog license II NJ
Hart, 1929 Locust st. Phone Spruce 1856
DOG-Lost, Scotch terrier dog collar mkd.
Glen (Madison 440). Reward 2noS y
ALI vhenv az. Phone kenstngton 5s72 !
NECK KPTNCE--Lost 2-skin fisher necInieco
ssd st. and the Park TO wissehiekon; liberia
reward. Call Roxhorough 462 W,
RING-Lost l solitaire diamond ring; re-
ward offered, 220 Il. Johnson st. Ger
mantoMn 45O.
PAIR or sHoES--Lost on Concourse Lake
a pair of shoes, not mates; reward; no
questions asked If the finder will return 70
WALLET--Lost. a wallet contaning sum
Of money on Manayunk car; liberal re-
ward II returned to Il. II. Slater, 425 Nrams
ave Roxborough.
yY4TCH-Lost Dec. 81. between 204e Cherry
and 2lst and Walnut sts., an open face
gold watch Return to Sister Monica 20Io
Cherry st. II. -
WATCH-Iost, iady's god-link wrist watch,
in West Philsdelphia; reward. 1912 wal,
nut. Pres. 47O0.
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Annual Elections
5557 THE CENTRAL NATIONAL RANK
- OF pHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia, December IL, 1919
neThe annual, Meeting of the stockholders
Sb SSb,st the central Sotional Bank of Ph'lndcl-
espSa SRF rusH ra:dHgt Jannary ua Ss e. Phs
directors y for The purpose Of ts king
sstion upon amendment TO Article 3 Il
me articles association. which treats OF
the number OF directors to be elected al
sach annual rceetinE-the proposed amend
,S-The board OF directors shall consist
,ot not less than eleven or more than nine
the board of directors prior to any regu.
.iar annual meeting of the stockholders Of
this association, the number SO nroyIded
:.for being continued from year TO wear
until changed by resolution of tho said
and for the transaction Of any other bust.
ness pertinent thereto
wM. y. CONRAD
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HELP WA NTEo-FEMALE

: iMENT OF THE ,PpBLic LEDGER Go. & j.
MI1gH MTGiN NscHooL TRA yNiNG or ITs EoUivg- "
ENtCE ASK FOR MR., PRICE, Public
i,T,bGER 90, 9TH AND CHESTNUT Sra
COOK also butler. white reference; COM
petent man and wife preferTed good
place; small family; all conveniences P6ons
Germantown Gill. Call at residence, 3i9 w.
Johnson ST.
p1TTOR-Educational institution has at
tractlVe opening for experienced writer
and editor, capable, of producing strong. IN
Ierestlng copy; position permanent TO right
person, send particulars AZ e age. expert.
snoe and SALARY wanted q 500. Lsdger on.
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larry T. FELGER,
Attorney for Libellant.

ts1sFT7 ESTATE OF MARY PROCTOR
tS-2 GREEN, deceased-Letters testament
tary upon the estate of Mary Proctor Green,
deceased, having been granted to Fidelity
aaiJ estate are reauested To make na vTnan 20 re
and those having claims against the same
TO present them, without delay. at the office
of the said company Nos 325-33I Chest
nut street, Philadelphia.
WIN. p. GEST
President.
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c u HUI kang l. bS
1900 80. 40
City Of Bordeaux 6s
5000 .,.s 02h
CITY of Paris 6s
1000 .... 90
Colo 6 So Rwy 4 hs
600O .... 73A
Cunh T Il T Co 5s
5000 49,. SO
Den & Rio Grand As
10000 .... 61R
5000 .... 81 IL
Den Il Rio CIR tss
1000 .... 60h
bet Unit Rwys 4 las
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NJ ARRIED

SEDGWICK.HART - In New Bedford
Thurber HARRY KINGSTON sEDG-
WICK. OF l+0Q Sellars st, Philadelphia, to
MILDRED ESTELLE HART. of New Bed
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Friends

WORSHIP AT THE OLD FRIENDS MEET
ING HOUSE. Montgomery pike. Merion-
Every First day Sunday morning, II
est historical spots In America, where
William Penn worshiped, Visitors cordially
invited.
CONFERENCE CLASS. 18th and Race SITS.
First-day. 11:40 a. m. Elhert Russell at
tempts to combine Christianity with exist
ing philosophies and religions. Visitors
are welcome.
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SUNDAY AT CENTRAL

December 2S. 1919
800 p. m.---Lobby;
DROP-fN BIBLE CLASS.
Topic "A Perfect Gift"
Mr.. Geo, H. Streaker. leader.
400 d. m.-Audltoriun;
SERVICE MEETING.
Speaker. Rev. Carl Morgan Block, Rector
All Saints Episcopal Church. Norristown:
late Episcopal chaplain OF Camp Dix
Topic, "A MANS ANSWER TO THE
CHALLENGE OF A NEW AGE"
Everybody welcome.
500 p. m.--Lobby:
5 O'Clock Discussion Group.
William .. Easton. Executive Secretary
Leader.
7:15 u. m.--Lobby: -
EVENING SONG SERVICE.
Sing your faYorite hymn with us.
George W. Schroeder. Leader.
500 %. m.--Lobby:
FORUM FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
Speaker Professor Francis II. Bohlen
General Counse! for the Workmen's Conn
pensatton Board.
Topic, 1.-THE Humanitarian Aspects of the
New Workmens Compen alton Law
" III c.
1421 ARCH STREET
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Total, Sls,352 900, compared with s34
Sls.OO0 Yesterday, Thus far this week.
Sl4S. 26l 900; same period last week, s146.
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SECOND PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH

2lst and Walnut ats
Rev; ALEXANDER MacCoLL. D. D..
Dr; Maccoll will preach at II and s
o'clock.
Evening subjeet--'Iglo---som Reflections
Upon Year OF DiSillusionment and Eva
sion Soon TO Pass Into a Year Of Hope,''
@SsSsi Sh6rns.cbsiT service Tpss az ao n BY the
Lindsay Norden and assisted by Vincent
Fanelli. haFpist and Frederic Cook, vie-
Instrumental trios--'Invocation, Rem.
nsTi Fantasy" Matys; fave Maria
Anthsms-"sonE of st, Simeon" Ia cap
pslial,,, Tschesnokofti hsnowbound Noun,
taiHs !" GsSl "Thres @ Holy Kings, Glisre;
pay a Virgin" Bylsarlan melody; "AIl
Hall the ViEgin.s Son." Dickinson; yes
Sunday School at 10 o'clock
Adult Bible Glasses at 10 o'clock,
New Years prayer service in the chapel
at 0:30 g., IN. on New Years Day.
VISITORS WELCOME TO ALL SERVICES
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u.Sys FRANKLIN NATIONAL HANK

PhI.adeiphia. Dece@mSsr @ "a ps, pITTTu IoIn
The Annual Meeting CT the sharehoid.r.
Of this bank for the election OF Directo-s TO
the Banking House, on Tuesday. JanunsWa "a
1920. between the hours of i2 o'clock MON
md p. m. j. WIN. HARDT. ca ahIer
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Philadelpha, Pa. December 2, 1915.
The Annual Meeting OF the stockholdera
will be held at the banking house, ais
THOMAS w. ANDREW.
Cashiar
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PERSONALS

HEREBY give notice that I will not bs
responsible for any debts unless eontraetsd
By myself Frank c. Kolb 1Ss Spruce ST.
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THE MJNIsTERIAL UNION OF PHILA.
SEIdGEhlih n'sI6aE n W ths RssS Hsst NOnaasy at .5i
SfeR R's y, Tss speaker viii Sc Psstor astG VII, Wit
liam FstlNr rth 81 thS rNs rhNSssssS RiSle Si IRstt
RUSSIA An matters et business should
be presented to the Executive Committee at
MaiAFFH&w ] HyNpMANi ,sssys.sEy,,
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
II NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT


rN1-5SF' NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
80 -, application has been made to the pub
nc Service Commission of the Commonwealth
OF IEennsyIyania. under the provisions Of the
Grssnsla GHS 9Sis SY5 ,sfF ffFn6sFtoV Harry TrpSS
field at Theodore Klausen. eel N. 18th st. /;
Salmon S6C$ n t T. sickle as So GseS S9hS SuT
ray. 1874 ButtonwOod st., evidcncinz ! Q
iisht and privilege of operating motorzvehi-
cles as n common carrier for tho transpor-
LRton Of persons upon cali or demand in the
the aforesaid applications will be held in
Room 498s CITY iEs Hall, Philadelphs Thursday,
noon, when and where ali persons in in
terest may appear and be heard If they so
desire.
llsslEss5aI NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- application has been made to the Pub
lc Service Commission of the Commonwea lth
Ct tennsylyania under the provisions of the
neS. S15 North Third street. evidencing the
Commissons approval of the exercise OF the
right and privilege of operating motor vehi-
cles as q common carrier for the transpor-
t5t 5tio q IersSns upon call or demand in the
Room 40 City 1I9"' a PRlaSsIphss % GsG Frd,H IN
January 3, 1920; at 10 o'clock in the fore
terest may appear and be heard II they SO
l'1sga TO JOSEPH a, BROOKS, LATE or
W., 524 ti,aEerald street, Phiadelphia:
for divorce has been granted against ycu
at the suit sgit Of Anna Elizabeth BROOKS your
Of June Term, 1918 No. 300. on Monday,
day day you ay @ apoear aai sSSG SSS Sa which
any you nave why such divorce should not
HAIRY p FEIGER,
Attorney for Libellant
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Special Lecture by Rsy, W. John Moray.
syStsSt. - fsy ssE!nE!nE. I. tsm99ss5oyg.
i2th 81 Divine Science Association. 1928
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PresbyteriaT
ARCH STREET CHURCU

ARCH STREET CHURCH,
18th and Arch SITS
Does the soul of every man have an at.
tendant spirit, or angel. whose task it is
10 accompany the soul warn II from sin
solace it in disaster? Is 1t this which ac,,
counts for prsmonitions OF approaching
cussed by Doctor Macartney tomorpow vI
morning at lo45 o'clock. At 8 he viii
preach a. New Years sermon. Looking
Back, the third. in the series on Fate
or God" On the evening OF January ii
Doctor Macartney. will preach on The
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held fair. % sood. s2@s2M C; fresh.made.
Se,ss S,;s.o Ssgs2 2ho; 40. rsir 20 sood. 81 @Sihe'
SEA q 3Sc; held, fair to good. 81 u 132c,
= .ooing sales cf fancy held good at $50
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POULTRY


LIvE--The market ruled firm on fine de-
Sirable- sized stock and Muscovy ducks were
fair demand TurEsys weTe wee dull and and easier,
and oTsr aSsSe P' Ysss0f SWs fmSda Sn
size, good auality 2Sq3Oc; do. poor, 22@
S9I RroiHs ShISSsers Ss tonG
fSFSnS nfsrior s$5sS Old fogsIsrs
fSGEs aSGhsr ws reSn Sc sssHy S2%3ts $50
80 per pair az q 55c do. young, per pair,
bs SOI and over apiSco' PUB. Hur s.
MsisbiRs i3& lbs, arse SS;;i SisSSi$ ~ gum: i,IU
ga" DreSsed @ yet @ Receipts sVVS wsSe light and the
Ms S SI
ware and Maryland. fancy, 500 82c do. Viz.
gibnia, fancy 56 5sc; nearby fair to good,
Sc; exceptional lots higher do do do. faTr' 70
killed dfy.pScl,sd in Is Boxes. SVV 9Shins MS
lbs &c., and Wes6ns az SS $S s$6 s$siSa9T smaller
SIZES, 10 q 2Oc; tow.s. fresn-kiiled In barrels
Fsis ss9 wsskns wffHqs K ~ 49, and
3i3 lbs. ESQ 30c; smaller sizes. 24G2TG;
old ROSTERS; dry,pick d. 25c; broilers. Jer-
by. dry-packed 35942c; brothers, western,
dry.packed. weighing Ia a. lbs apiece. 3S
@+0c,, roasting c.hckens Western. dry
apiece, 3S,dI34c; weghInF 3ia lbs. apisce 80
SgS wStpss Sorntss * s os apteGs IRs
and under T to dozen, per ~ u 45c; is to to
"a lbs lbs to to dSasn dSssn per t$ So All -
lbs Ss to to dozen dozen per per t. S S2sSaso Il to a.
over to dozen. asa s6e' ducks, western
S2C: do, do fair to good % 27c
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THE BETnLEHEM PREsnlTERIAN

ttatRcH, i Broad and hsna biamdnd ahNiaN sts.
Rev, WM. l. MCCORMICK. Pastor.
1880 a. mn:;MC,Morning worship Subject OF
230 p. m.-sabbath School.
645 p. m.--Young Peoples Society of
7;45 p. m.-Evenlng worship Subject OF
sermon-'"rhe Afterglow OF Christmas"
Special music by the choir,
Seats free. Everybody welcome
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NURSE, eliable or mothers helper for
children and years; good home and
good wages; references. Telephone BrYn
Mawr i23
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HELP WANTED--MALF

ARTIST--For advertising illustration s.; GOOD,
design and layout man; state exSerience
and salary wanted 90S. Ledger Office,
AUTOMOBILE mechanic, experienced on all
makes of cars; married man; steady posi-
ton Apply 1929 n. 26th St
gal and real estate business: S1:o month
Central Y NJ G.. a, 1927 Arch st 4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-27

STENOGRAPHER--You lady wanted for
manufacturing concern in central part OF
city; steady position; good salary; state
references. 150, Ledger Branch 18th
Moore SITS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-27

FOREMAN in a machine shop; cne who has
had experience in general WON aood op-
portunity for the right man Apply the
Watson Machine Co.. Paterson. N. J.
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Annual MeetIoss

5siTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
ss,ss,. stoekhoders Of the New York and
be held al the office Of the company No.
2aS 8 Sd st. PhIladelphia. Pa on Monday.
which time an election viii he held for .
directors. to serve for the ensuing year
d. q. BAIRD,
Secretary
Philadelphia, Pa. December 81 1910.
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FRANK B, HALL & Co INC, 56 BEAvE5P
ST, NEW YORK CITY. want, experiencad
Juniors with good general kuow edge marine
business Written applications only. adj
strictly CONFIDENTIAL NJ 1923 Ledger office
HOUSE CARPENTERS wanted first class;
best wages and Lying conditions; all win
building Co. Newbern N c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-27

WANTED immediately women, is up. rail-
wav mail clerks: commence $1,000; yarancy
list free. Franklin Institute. Da t. ms Y.
Rochester N Y
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THE EANk OF No.. ii AMERICA

W.. IN APhllaatueiphia. J.. cember 8. 1919.
this Bank will be held at its Banking House
on Tuesday. January l3, 1920. between Is
oi9ta, o'el9teE n9ob t ana ! o'clock 2: M. for the
E. S. KRONER.
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IAN-First-clas painting foreman
wanted with l5 good journeyman painters,
all winter work, Apply Newport Shipbuild-
ms Co, Newbern, N. @.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-27

100 RS-IMMEDtArELY
Wanted FOR western PENNSYLVANIA positions;
convention headquarters at Central High
School. American Teachers Bureau, Union
Arcade. Pittsburgh
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General

clerical work in office of uptown manu-
featuring establishment. Address. giving full
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I,-,aPUNION NATIONAL BANK

w. Philadelphia, Pa. Dec, IS, 1919.
The Annea Meeting Of the stockholders Of
this bank will ] be held 1s the IaJa IhaaJnking house
che hours OF 10 m. and I p, M, for the elec.
dion of directors and (, the transaction OF
ruch other business as tlay come before the
LOUIS N. sPIELBERGER,
Cnshiar.
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TELEPHONE ope ator. p. b. X wanted who
can do clerical work also. Address giving
full particulars. "R rs. Postofflce Box
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sTBNOGRAPHFR and typist; rapid and sc-
cnrate. rs s Cd st -, n.
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BOYS WANTED

We pay our boys from S13 10 Sf9
per week. easy work; steady POSI-
ton; good opportunity. Apply at
once,
BECKER. SMITH & PAGE
water st. and Snyder ave
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HELP wANrED-FEMALE

THE BELL TELEPHONE co. OF PA.
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WOMAN-Wanted. responsible resident rep
resentative for each ward in Phiiadelphia;
must possess executive and orsapizing ability
to manage original, diRnified business prone
stion for new local company: spare time
only with minimum monthly income SEQ
assured: opportunity to earn much more:
particularly attractive chance for Office
workers and school teachers 70 increase pres
in ward and submit reference. Nj lis.
Ledger Office
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BUTLER, also cook white; reference; com
petent man and wife preferred; good
place. small family; all convenlences. Phone
Germantown Gill. Call at residence 3i9
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CRAFTSMAN. mecnanicaI. first class: pref
erably one, experienced on sneciai ma
chinery. Apply .. M LanGstoh Co, Paper
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-06-03
CITY COMMISSION
REGULAR JUNE MEETING HELD
LAST EVENING.

The city commissioners were all
present at a regular session held in
the city hall last evening.
After the reading of the minutes
of the preceding meeting the report
of the city treasurer was duly APP
proved without changes. The con-
tinuation bond of Charles A. Trim
mer and also the bonds presented by
Ed. Rafferty,, water commissioner;
f. G. Quarnstrom, superintendent of
the electric light plant, and the bond
of Chief of Police Grant Winesburg
were examined and approved.
The commission appointed the fol-
lowing named persons to serve on
the city sanitary board, the list of
eligibles having been previously pre-
scented by the Civic and Child We'll
fare club: VIM. Rowland, Mrs. Geo.
Matthews and County Nurse Miss
Merlin Wilkin.
The resolution calling on property
owners to make and water
connections with the main trunks on
Egan avenue and Center street came
up for first reading, such connections