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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-11
amateur Baseball

Miller A. c., tirst-class travelling team.
tember for Saturday, Sunday and twilight
games. H. Kirk. 175 West Lippncott street.
North Side Pr0fs have August 10 and II
and few twilight games open for homo
teams offering a guarantee. ]. ]. Hoover.
phone kensington 6469 w,
Logan A. A. will meet Christ Church in a
twilight game Wednesday at $50 p. m at
York road and Louden street Mckinley and
Livingstone will form the battery for Logan
Drew and Frank will be the battery for
the church boys.
Delmar d. c.. an eighteen-ninetee r.
old travelling team. has August 10 and %
open for teams having grounds and paying
a guarantee. d. Cremin. 2ll3 Sears street.
Indiana Club has August 10 and % and
Labor Day tmorning and afternoon) open
for semiprof home teams paying a guar
antee. Joe Meiman. 1889 North Thirty-sec-
ond street.
Norwood A. A., a semipro home team, de-
sires to arrange Sunday and twilight games
with such teams as Nativity, HarrowRate
haywood and Stetson. Harry REM. Nor
wood, Pa.
Liberty Stars, a frst-class colored travel
ing team, has August "a, 80 and Labor Day
(morning and aftrnoon) open for home teams
paying q guarantee, p. Williams, 2l5
South Ounce street
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WOODBURY. CADDLES
CLASH ON GREENS
intercollegiate Champion
Captures Another Title

A. L. Walker, Ekwanok, who
won the intercollegiate golf title re-
Gently over the east course of the
Merton Cricket Club, has added an
other to his ever increasing string.
He has just won the Vermont
state championship, taking the finals
from J. G. Estey, Brattleboro, 5 up
and to play.
Walker also won the play off of
the tie for low score in the quail
flying round, beating George Mckee,
of Montpelier, in an eighteen hole
medal match.
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REASON WHY
COBB IS GREAT COBB
Georgian Reached
Heights by Taking a
Chance; Sometimes Euen
One and Only Tvus
Fails
PERKINS ON STREAK
BY EDWIN j. POLLOCK

TNHE bridge that spans the gap be-
tween the heights and the depths is
just long enough to reach over the
width of hair. A fraction Of an inch
or the fifth Of a second gives you the
applaudits Of the multitude or the sCorn
of the populacC. Consider the case of
Ty Cobb and the instance of Fred
Thomas home run on Saturday. The
ball was hit lOw-on line. Cobb
played for the catch. He missed-by
fraction of an inch. fifth of n second,
and was subjected to the sCorn of the
populacc. lie was hootcd. If he had
caught it he would have been given the
plaudits of the multitude. lie could
have played it safc-waited for the
bounce-but he TOOK A CHANCE.
The Marines took chance at
Chateau Thierry and won. but what If
Napoleon had played It safr at Water.
loo? It's heads Fate wins and tails
you lose.
II Alcock and Brown had played it
safe they never would have crossed the
Atlantic in an airplane. IL Ty Cobb
had played it safe all his life, he would
not have reached the big leagues.
Taking chance makes and breaks
men. II made Tv Cobb and broke
Steve BrOdic.
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SPEEDERS ARRIVING
FOR GRAND CIRCUIT
Stars of Light-Harness World
Now at Belmont for Meeting
Which Opens Tomorrow
SIXTEEN CLASSES ON CARD
SIXTEEN CLASSES ON CARD
Program Arranged for
Grand Circuit Meeting
TUESDAY. AUGUST ~

TUESDAY. AUGUST IL
2:os trot, open. Purse $1,000.
2:20 trot. the Directors. Purse $1,000
2.0s pace. the Adelphia Purse $4,000
2I3 pace. open. Purse $1,000
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 13
Two-year.old trot. the william Penn.
purse $4,000
zoe trot, the Bellevue.stratford. Purse
Free-for-all pace. the Keim. Purse $1,000.
2I3 trot, open. Purse $1,000.
THURSDAY. AUGUST IA
Three-year- old trot. the Nawbeek. Purse
$4,000.
All trot, the winosa Stock Farm. Purse
216 trot the Bulls Head. Purse $4,000.
2:0S pace. open. Purse $1,000.
FRIDAY. AUGUST Is
2:23 trot, open. Purse $1,000.
2.l2 pace. the New Bingham. Purse
$4,000.
Double team trotting. the Presidents.
Purse $1,000.
2:04 pace, open. Purse $1,000.
Saturday is reserved in case OF post
ponement or for special events.
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BrookIYn Purchases Pitcher

BROOKLYN. Aus. 1i.--CharIcs H Ebbets
has signed new twirler who halls from the
far Northwest His name ia I.afavette
Henion, and he has been pitching for the
Moose Jaw Club OF the Western Canadian
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Tacoma. Wash. Aug. 1I.-Phil Neer.
eighteen years old 4 Portland youth. won
II" Pacific Northwest mems singles cham
pionship, Debating Wallace Scott OF Ia
coma. In four gets on the courts Of the TIA
conn Tcnnis Club. 81. Ga. N-l G-a
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BEAT
MURPHY" GREVELL.
Wildwood Uses Athletic Rookie
Under New Monicker, but
Macklet Is Discovered
CLOCK EARNS VERDICT, 6-2

Wildwood, n. j., Aug. 11.-Frank
Poth and his All Stars won the opening
game Of a three game series with the
Wildwood team here yesterday by the
score Of 6 to .. but only wonderful
pinch hitting by Outfelder Steen, Of the
visitors. enabled Poth to walk off the
sand lot with the honors or whatever
they were playing for.
Clock, Of Main Line League fame.
was the pitching selection of Poth, and
everything went along smoothly until
the last half of the ninth, when Clocks
arm suddenly went bad. He walked the
first two men, and when Ayau fumbled
Mackey's infield grounder the bases
were filled with none out and the head
Of Widwood's batting order up.
The All Stars were in tight jam
or something. The blow up was unex
pectcd. and none of the other pitchers
were the least bit warmed up.
Steen to Rescue
While poth still was pondering On
his pitching problem. Centerfeld Steen,
who throws from the wrong side,
walked into the box and announced that
he was going to pitch,
He threw the customary four balls
and faced Manager Merkle, Wildwood's
lead off man. Although still cold"
Steen famed Merkle on five pitched
balls. Korb. captain of the Penn State
team. was next. Korb shifted from the
left to the right side of the plate to
meet Stems slants and succeeded in
working him to three and two. Mackey,
who was on first, thought two were out
and started for second on the pitch
which famed Korb. Catcher Haffner
threw to first and Mackey was caught
between the bags, Evans was forced
off third and by a quick relay was caught
between third and home for the third
out.
Grevell Discovered
Bill Grevell. who labors for Connie
Mack during the week. did the twirling
for Wildwood. The umpire announced
him as "Murphy." This fooled every
body but the 1000 fans who sat through
the nine innings. Grevel must have
left his pitching assortment in Phila-
delphia, for he was found for ten wall
lops. walked seven and hit only four.
Outside of that, he was in excellent
shape. He will be seen pitching in other
places than Wildwood this season.
"Tily" Walker. the Penn player y
Ayau. the Chinese infielder, and Dick
Spauding were the batting stars of the
game. Ayau had three singles, while
Walker hit one over the fence and also
connected for single. Spaulding had
a double and a single.
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The .'sponEe" ball will be barred tonight
According 10 word from the flrm of TAYLOR
& Gunnis. the boys must hght fair and no
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Major League Records
for the Last Week

Tho weeks record IN each league OF
games played. won and lost. with runs,
hits, errors, men left on bases and runs
scored by opponents. including games OF
SATURDAY. AUGUST 0. is as follOWs:
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Levinsky Stops Jim TuIIev

Saratoga Springs. n. y. Aug. ll-Rat
tling l.evinsky knocked ont jim Tullev. anna
teur light heavyweight champion in less
than two minutes " voc
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Nativity Downs Audubon

Clifton Heights. Pa. Aug I.-Clifton
H. irhts Professionals won Il pretty eleven
inning game from PaSchali yesterday. 8 to 1.
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fardley. Pa. Aug. 1l-John J. McCar.
thy OF Yardley. has dIsoosed Of the ba v
Tar" Lettie Lee to Mr.. BelRnEer Of Rath
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The Nativity G. c. beat Audubon in one of
the best-pIayed games here before crowd
of 5000.
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Snare G. Trlest Score often


Snare & Triest overwhelmed the Blue Rell
c. G. yesterday By tn" score Of II to 3.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-11

Benny Leonard will be the Gavyy Cravath
on this evenings card. The lightweight
ties on the delivery OF the fiashy Irish Patsy
Cline,
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Only ono real southpaw is due to work.
Tho lone left-hander Is to be on the mound
against Harry Pierce. q veteran sluEEer
from Brooklyn. Pierce has faced plenty OF
has MO fear Il the White hooks.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago. L. Washington. 0 I'll inninEr).
New York. II; Cleveland, !.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati, 3; philadelphia. . t13 innInEs).
Chicago. ,; New York, o.
Pittsburgh, .: Brooklyn, 3.
Boston, 8; st. Louis, l.
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II Is open night and the boys are allowed
IN hit from the shoulder. Batting averages
a re due to go up.
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Clifton Heights Shades Pasehali
ton Heifhts i,fofessionAls won an eleven
lnnins eGame frIm Paschsll. 8 70 4.
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Mayer felt the crack of the bat often
when he was driven from the pitching
stall to the Senators. Gleason probably
is convinced that his Mayer is no longer
n two year old
Mayor Of Chicago has been criti-
ciScd more than Mayer, Of ChicHg0.
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Scraps about Scrappers

There should be plenty OF hitting at the
Baker bal. yard tonight.
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What May Happen
in Baseball Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE
ToDAY's SCHEDULE

TODAY'S SCHEDULE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit at Phlladclphla.-Clear.
Cleveland at New lork-Clear.
St. Louis at BOston-Clear.
Chicago at Neutrality-suspicious..
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Phillies Mt Cincinnati-CleaT.
Pittsburgh at BrOoklyn-Clear.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Rochester Mt Jersey City--Clepr.
Toronto at Sewark-Clear q Enmesl,
Buffalo at Bnltlmore-(lear e Eames).
Blnghamton ut ReadinE-Clear e gamesl'
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Al Thompson, the former ma rins star will
do .uara duty in the first bout. when he
will attsmnt to send Joe Benjamin back to
comes here with a reputat tlon as one OF the
best buys developed on the coast since Willie
Rltchia was uncoS cred
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Hats or to Perk


A BIT slow of foot. to be sure, but
n nevertheless as steady MS time it
self, Ralph Perkins is catching like
Bill Kilefcr or a Ray Schalk for Con-
mic Mack. Ralph may not be n short
stop, but he's a mighty sweet catcher.
He's backstoppcd in every one of the
last seven games and a large portion
of the credit given the AS pitching
staff for the splendid showing during
the last week is due to the excellent
handling of the youthful Mack mask
man. His play on foul balls, bunts and
throws from the outfield has been per-
feet, even sensational at times. And
he hits. He has inserted n safety in
each one of the last seven games, has
scored three runs and has driven in
four.
Cy's black bat is the Bridge of Sighs
for American League pitchers.
They don't claim to be musicians, but
the Perry Perkins duo harmonizes.
Cy may NOT be the best sprinter in
the Oorld, but he's stopped lot Of
tnSt ones at that.
There'll be a roar in Mudville and
Phillie when Casey, Mighty Casey,
comes to bat.
SO far Carry Crdrath has prOred
himself the master Of al trHdeS and
jdck of none.
SOX in Slump
WHEN the Sox brcczcd into town last
w week they had nice. easy lead.
Now the Tigers are clawing at their
heels. Prosperity has been too much
for Kid Gleason and his understudies,
perhaps the pinch of poverty will awaken
them. In the last two weeks the Sox
have been acting like anything except
champions. They have dropped ten
games in their last seventeen starts and
have allowed the Bengals to creep up
They will be hard to shake off.
Kid Gleason ShOuId ;nypSt in a ne,p
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There'll be a roar in Mudville ant
Phillie when Casey, Mighty Casey
comes to bat.
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Cy may NOT be the best sprinter i,
the porld, but he's stopped lot o.
fast ones at that.
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SO far Carry Crdrah has prOred
himself the master Of al trGdes and
iack Of none.
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He has worked out twice at PhiladeiphIs
Jack o'Yren's gymnasium and announces
punches at the dancing Johnny Dundee.
WNlling has been suffering from carbuncles
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Cy's black bat is the Bridge Of Sighs
for American League pitchers.

They don't claim to be musicians, bu
the Perry Perkins duo harmonizes.
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ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
PITNEY New York ave. near Beach.
1st-class house: table abur-
dantly supplied with best market affords:
baths all conveniences; bathing from house
free shower baths. $3.50 up daily. sl4.
UP weekly. Capacity $50. NJ e. SWEENEY
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Tommy Walsh arrived here, this morning
from Denver where he directed Johnny Grlf-
nths against Jack Britton last Thursday
night. Tommy, the silent. will be here to zee
reappearance IN a Quaker City ring.
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SOX in a Slump
SUMMER RESORTS

Kid Gleason should invest in a new
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Taking chance makes and breaks
men. II made Ty Cobb and broke
Steve BrOdic.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
FISAH IS ErMEI, EItE HI4kMaN E3k haINNokCE TiIr .

I-B No. 36si LudIow ST. Philadelphia
You arc hereby notified that q final rule
for divorce has been granted against you at
the suit of Edward Hickman. your HUSBAND
which will he heard in the Court OF Com
mon pleas No 3 of Philadelphia County.
"a eentember Term, 1917. No. 4O on Mon
day. the 18th DAY Of July. 4. ID, 1919 on
which day YOU may appear and show cause
IN any YOU have. why such divorce should
Nv CLINTON a. SOwERs,
. Attorney for Libellant.
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GcnerhIL


~ GREENEWALD'S
CREDIT AND COLLECTION EXPERT: Of
nee manager brokers' office; sa les manager
ana correspondent expert; private secretary:
sten0Trapher. $500: assistant manager en-
pinEment business tfemale); woman to super
wise and compile mailing list, knowledge OF
HuNertlWlg work: assistant office manager,
1emaIe accountant with c. 7. A. expert
ence. 40 weekly; expert cost accountant.
macninerN experience. $1,000: experienced
uotei cashier: hotel bookkeepers: 3 ass stant
nnokkeepers; foreman toolmaker. designer;
sheet metal foreman; superintendent, ca st-
Ihgs or FOUNDRY experience: foreman. handle
nFroNersi manufacturing foreman mechanical
sIuClencS production engineers: craftsmen
ueslEnetsi tracers; some very good openings
,or executive men ana women with we'll
Snown local concerns; write the secretary
Ior booklet blank: no connection with any
oIncr bureau; esta bished Same locality o.
Ee1rsi no enrolment charges $50 s. l1th.
BUSINESS SERVICE co. I114 Land Title
nnCCnuhtants-Senior Stock Rrokers $50.
nnokkeepers-Facto ctorv and Office 500 $50.
,-LeFks-Statisttcal: Roprd Ro~. S2O-S@2.
Englnecr-Mecha hanical in nlarning dent
riannrn rs'l,,a ntornosiiildinE Construction 5000.
snTnHger-',,Hic" and Sales. IN tn $4,000
SaIesman-1nside. Heating supplies $1,000
StenoE'rs and Private SECS ts). s1S-s3o
ana Die Men-Sales. Office and Technical
WE TEACH Y0I. 70 DRIVE AND REPAIR
ses-co,S%ftTEn4MMo o,S%ftTEn4MMoFIHES enTsRsrs-.o,
DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES
Sa'tiers' 1901 Spring Garden st. Open Sun.
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HOUSEKEEPING spARTMENrs
FUFnished
Furnished

FIII.N ISiIf1I HnHT !THt,IVs' VFNIraT IOCa lions
by week desired. Sherwood Ant Aren"v
""I e, R-ood 81. Phone Walnut af7
TWO ROOMS. kitchenette. furn: < rooms
private bath. SO UP 1901 n. 18th ST
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
"HILLCREST"

wooLEN MILL FOR SALE
running mill. with good water power:
machinery in frst-class condition; rea SON
Eor Office
FOR SALE FOR CASH-A fully equipped
restaurant or cafeteria. near CITY Hall
now doing good bus ness and Is fine op-
portunity Address p 524. Ledger Office
FULLY EQUIPPED restaurant on Water
ST.. north Of Market. for sale. For par
ttculars address 523, Ledger Office.
OID-ESTAB. grocery cor . main SITS q
w. Phila.. with property. P 432. Led on
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oREssMAKING q MILLINERY

models copied; perfect ft Guaranteed: also
remodeling; estimates given; rea soma bic.
Phone Barring 1a6l.
DRESSMAKER. best New York experience,
desires enEa Eagements Miss Blair 1924
Walnut st. Walnut SlS4.
DRESSNIAEING SCHOOL. G44 n Eth. day
& eve. classes. individual inst; ; call, write.
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OLD GOLD

OLD gold, silver, platinum, plated ware old
style iewelry. teeth plates bought for ca sh
Est. 1871 ]. J.. Clark renner, S07 SAMSON
CASH maid for old gold, silver; clocks r.-
paired Rogers. 45 8. nth st Loc io1s
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SALESMAN wholesale coal. for Phila and
surrounding territory; established trade
anthracite and bituminous. Write partCu-
'ars stating exp. age. etc; confidential. p
G1S I"d,r Office.
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LACE rURTAIN WEAvERS OF FIRST
CLASS CHARACTER AND ABILITY
COOP MACHINES. CONSTANT WORK
EXCELLE:IT WAGES CAN BE EARNED
ONLY NO%I'NTON MEN NEED APPLY.
NJ 2l0 LEDGER OFFICE
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PERSONALS
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

BELL TELEPHONE OPERATING
YOUNG WOMEN, BETwEEN, AGES
is AND - YEARS. CAN I.ENRE
ALL, AROt'r THE ADVANTAGES or
RECOMlNG 4 TELEPHONE oPEiHfSAs .
TOR RY CALLING TO SEE MiS9
RYAN. PERSONALLY, ANY WEr'N
DAY. BETWEEN A. NJ. ANp
+. VI.
SALARY rA1D DURING FIRST
FOUR WEEKS OF TEAiNiN!f
PERIOD. WITH RAPID Al'NAN' r.
MENT THEREAFTER.
MISS RYAN
1881 ARCH ST, FIRST Fl'O"
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-FEMA1r

COOK. woman. Colorcd. wishes position
C-lh or hotel: suhmrhe. 13?G Catha riuo st
HOUSE SEWoRk-Protestant rirl wishes posi-
tion cooking and hOuqowork win nico neo
RE. Phone Chestnut Hill 1892 j.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

EDUCATIONAL and Domestic Employment
Club. 22j s. Sydenham GJth and walnut)
Trained help for all capacities supplied.
WANTED at Episcopal Office BIZ s. nth,
cooks, Mattresses, laundresses, nurses
kitchen maids
MRS. HARVEY. 1919 Rittcnhouse Su,-WeIi.
recon-. help supplied and wanted: every
capacity.
FARMHANDS and dairy hands and ma arried
men, white and Colored. AIS Race st -
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

A YOUNG SOLDIER
OF good personal qualities and education de-
Sires CLERICAL position, preferably in n
business Wv
WHO HAS A JOB FOR HIM?
Public Ledger.
ESTIMATOR. engineer, general structural
and mechanical piping. etc. desires posi-
ton with firm han Hing large contracts b
20S. Ledger Office
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S 6 @ @ O

ESQ N.lsTH 12r.. good loC. fine yard: cows.
VIM l.. Craven's Sors. 20l1 Columbia ave.
FOITR small houses for sale cheap 10 close
account suitable for homes or spccula-
ton Lynne X Lewis. sl5 Land Title
BIdg Snruca 1DRo
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CAPABLE SALESMAN WANTED
\ good position Is open with financial |
institution 10 a man with selling aptitude
and experience.
over 400: Christian; educated: have an active
mind enthusiasm, energy, stick -to-it-ive-
moss and good health A good comma nd
of English and clear voice are also neces-
sary
Experience IN the financial business not
necessary
Write. giving age, selling. experience. re-
lEion former post held. salaries re-
ceived State whether 70" think you viii
he greatest success as face-to face or tele-
phone salesman correspondent and WHY.
state salary expected.
Your letter Will be treated conhdentiaIlv
Rox r 294. Ledger Office
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BOARD WANTED

COUPLE want good board and room with
congenial environment. city or suburbs
state terms and full particulars to5'
Ledger Office.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS
APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED, Ocean City or Atlantic city, A
or room apartment cottage. part or
n Of r H03. Ledger Office.
YOUNG couple desires apartment. rooms
and bath. for season; uptown; state par
ticulars in first letter: near Maryland ave.
preferred. VI o25. Ledger Office.
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p 3lT. Ledger Office.
HOuSEK EEPER. assistant. Apply in per
son. University Hosnttal 34th and SpruCe
HOIr SEWOKK. general-.Competent woman
no washing, S12 per week, Phone Wood
land 1925 w
RVIEWER-Woman accustomed to eH-
aCutlve work. remuneration high advance
mont. short hours. Call afternoons, to 4,
SOS Deuckla Bldg
MOTHERS HELPER Young woman. white
cyperienCed. Protestant. with reference
Roniv r. q. Box 233, Media. Pa.
PRESSERS wanted on ladies' undergarments
also mems athletic underwear or shirts
sfcadv work. good prices: will pay while get
ling used 20 work. ShedakeT =. a y. 9th st
seventh floor.
, Observation-Disclosures beginner o
experienced girl; salary TO start ST. ne
week Apply after 10 m. Room 6l2
commercial Trust RuldinG.
STENOGRAPHER, quick and accurate
wanted by large publishing house. Reply
giving reference and salary expected. 2lO
Ledger Office. |
. STENOGRAPHER; must have several years
business experience. rapid and accurate
resident Kensington Frankford. Address
/ stating age. where employed and salary de
! sired "E-T," p. O. Box 3443.
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y, lO-lS26 3 20-253 Church Lane. Gtn,
CARPET CLEANING; latest method: local
and long gdistanCe moving. ADVANCE
STORAGE. 13 N. aath. Phone Belmont 2SG,
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TT N. 10Th ST.

Brownstone. - rooms, . baths. poss 80 days
wORRELL & CO. 555 n. 18th.
COLORED SECTION-Six rooms and bath;
bargain to quick buyer; 1909 n. 9th ST.:
pf''eA ARE EoLSKY& & CO, 100 s. 5th st.
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APARTMENTS


APARTMENT HEADQUARTERS
Central apartments specially. sherwooa p,
attractive furn, ants. some housekeeping.
Bell phone Walnut BIT
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