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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-12
EXPRESS STRIKES AUTO
AND INJURIES DRIVER

TOTTENVILLE, May IL. George
Funk, of 497 Midland avenue. Grant
City, Is at st. Vincent's Hospital SUI
'fering with Commissions and decorations
'of the leg and face as the result of an
automobile that he was riding being
struck by an express OF the Totem
willie division of the Staten Island
Rapid Transit al Midland avenue,
Grant City at 6:16 o'clock last night.
Funk with parts of the automobile was
carried along on the pilot of the loco
motive for some distance after being
struck.
The train which was in charge Of
Engineer Wesley Wood and Conduc-
tor James Lynch was brought to a stop
an dthe injured man taken from the
pilot Of the engine. Funk was attend
ed by DIR. Lazzero of st. Vfncent's
hospital and taken to hat place In the
ambulance. The machine was a total
wreck,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-12

Fred e. Hilton who has been Sec
rotary of the Chamber of Commerce
here since December 1918, a ac-
cepted the offer made over a week
ago to serve In the same capacity
with the Chamber of Commerce of
Brockten, Mass. Because of his con-
tract here, which extends until De-
cember, 1920, Mr.. Hilton asked the
board of directors here for a release,
which has been granted and which
takes effect May 20.
The position which Mr.. Hilton has
accepted presents unlimited oppor-
tunlties with a membership in the
chamber there of 900 men. Brock
ton itself has a population of over
10000. and is only twenty miles from
Boston. The biggest center for man
mems shoes In the world.
Brockton turns out thirty standard
makes and is well situated In the
heart OF the thriving Plymouth u
ty farming section.
Mr.. Hiltons' family will remain in
Perth Amboy until December 1. after
which they, too, will take up their
homo in Brockton.
James ID. Watson. at present assist
ant secretary of the Chamber of
Commerce. will be In charge until
such time as the board takes further
action.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-12
Lecir,re Is Postponed

SOUTH AMBOY, May 12-Troubie
with the lighting circuit in the high
school auditorium last night, pre-
vented John Ulrich from delivering
his lecture on THE Ages of Masonry"
As the lecture was about to start it
was discovered that the projecting
machine would not work with the
voltage supplied Electricians were
called in and every effort made 10
make it work but without avail.
Mr.. Ulrich announced that the lee
ture would be given In the lodge room
Of st. Stephens Lodge Monday night.
The concert program as advertised,
was rendered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-12
CERAMICS BILL
FINALLY PASSED
People to Vote on Bridge Tun-
mel Project Finances State
Appropriation Act Adopted
BIZ Special Correspordent.

b9 Spcctdt Correspondent.
TRENTON. May 12;-The Della
ware river bridge and the Hudson.
river v%ehicuIar tunnel bond bin is
now ready for the endorsement of.
the people at the next November.
general election. II became n law
yesterday afternoon when the senate
passed the measur over the veto of
governor Edwards. 1t provides for
q SES,OOO,0 00 issue Of bonds. Tho in
terest to be paid by direct state tax
until such time as the two projects
are self-sustaining.
The senate has also passed the an
preparation bill and Sent it to tho.
governor for his approval. Both
branches of h legislature will come
back next week TO act on any Items
In the bill he may veto.
The senate VIII meet Monday
morning at IL o'clock and the House
returns Tuesday night at s o'clock.
Tho appropriation bill as passed
carries the 500, 900 for Rutgers Col
tege by which that institution NAV
erect a building for the establishment
OF a course in ceramics. Senator
Brown, of Middlesex, sponsored this
appropriation for the New Brunswick
institution and fought 1t through.
There is a provision included In the
item by which the college must con-
vey to the state the deed, which the
attorney general is to pass upon.
Opponents Of the appropriation for
Rutgers, who tackled on an amend
ment last week providing hat they
should deed TO the state all the build
lngs which have been erected for the
college with state money. lost their
fight. An agreement was reached
with the college authorities by which
they are to convey the deed to their
agricultural building. but in the case
of other structures on the cam
pus, legal difficulties seem TO stand in
the way OF Il clear title being given
to the state. Some of them were
erected through money rendered as
gifts and IL Is a question whether the
Rutgers authorities could legally
convey them to the state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-12
Lodges

Three candidates were initiated
by Middlesex Council. No. ITO. Royal
Arcanum last night. Orator Robert
H. Wilmot of Metuchen Council, or
Metuchen, came here for the purpose
of extending a personal invitation to
the members of the council to the
dinner to be held at Metuchen Monday
night. May "a. in payment for losing
the membership contest that came to
"a close recently.
The first. second and third de-
grees of the order will be conferred
on a number of candidates by Middle
sex Council No. 60, Jr. o. u. A. M,
tonight. The matter of the new club
house for the recently formed ath-
letic club in connection with the
council will come UP for final action
at this meeting. Palace hall has been
Eecured for the club rooms and 1t is
expected that the meeting place will
also be moved there. Arrangements
for the next meeting Of the Past
Councillors Association at Spotswood
Friday night will be arranged for at
this time.
Hornet Encampment No. 60, In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows. that
is conducting q campaign for mem
bers mong the various lodges OF odd
Fellows in thia section at its meeting
last night received SIX new applica-
lions. Past Chief Patriarch Clifford
ellis, the representative of the en-
campment at the recent annual grand
encampment ave his report at the
meeting. Next Tuesday night a dele
CATION of members of the encamp-
ment will visit General Morgan
Lodge in South Amboy.
A delegation of members OF
Court Amboy No. SIS, Foresters OF
America, have arranged TO visit Court
Standard No. Ill at its meeting to-
night at Eagle hall.
Goodwill Camp No. 81. Wood
men of the World, at it's meeting last
night made further arrangements foi
the Woodmen memorial exercises 70
be held in South Amboy this month
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-12
OF c. TO HAVE BIG
SMOKER ON MAY &c

The Knights of Columbus enter
tainment committee have plans un-
der way for a smoker to be held in
the old clubrooms Thursday night,
May 20. The best talent available
has been signed to perform for the
expected large audience at this
smoker. and this affair Is expected to
be one of the most enjoyable Inc the
last to be staged In the rooms on
Smith street.
The smoker Is not only for the
of the club. but also for the
public. Tickets can be secured from
the entertainment committee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-12
TWO BOYS MISSING

". 9. Jones, of 1852 Somerset street,
New Brunswick reported his son,
Morgan, seventeen years old missing
since last Thursday. When last seen
he wore a brown suit and cap. purple
stockings. He was OF lige complex
ion and carried a black satchel.
Mr.. Eager, of 222 Market street,
reported to Patrolman Layden last
night hat his nine year old boy,
Philip. has been missing from home
since Tuesday morning at s o'clock.
When last seen he wore no coat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-12

By The Associated Press
CONSTANTINOPLE, May 11.-Loot
amounting to more than 1000, 900 In
franks and jewels were taken from the
passengers Of the steamer Souriah by
pirates May 6 when they overcame
officers and crew and made a thorough
search of the vessel.
A French destroyer which visited
the Souriah May Z. obtained stories
from members of the crew. Several
American women fleeing from Batum
were on board at the time of the rob
berry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-12
WILL OF FRANK ]. PALMER
ENTERED FOR PROBATE
STAY Corr,spondenf.

ID SfdT Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, May 1.-THE
Will of Frank j. Palmer, who died in
Perth Amboy May /, has been enter
ed for probate here. Mary L. Palmer,
the widow, is named as the ~executrix.
One daughter, Helen T.. Comings. of
Perth Amboy, Is the only other sur
vlvor. By the terms of the will 5000
Is left to pay for the are of the
burial plot In st. Peters cemetery;
$50 q month is left to the daughter,
Helen T. Comings. and a sister. Nell
lie l. Palmer. during their lives, and
the residue of the estate Is left TO
the widow. The will was a on
March IL, 1917, and witnessed by
Adrian Lyon and Marguerite \. Mul-
ligan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-12
Not to Send Dctainers.

NEW BRUNSWICK, May 12-Un-
der Sheriff Brennan stated this morn
ing that word had been received
from the Newark detectives hat the
detainers which were to be sent yes
.terday for the three men arrested In
Perth Amboy on Friday night are not
TO be sent. Whether this that
the three men being held In the jail
here ere not connected with the New
ark Jobs is hard to tell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-12
Not Guilty of MansIaughtcr

After deliberating for five hours
jury in county our at st. George
Staten Island. yesterday afternoon
brought in a verdict acquitting August
Vasselman, a truck driver. formerly
residing in New Brunswick avenue
this city, of a charge of granddaughter.
Vasselman was charged with being
responsible for the death of Mrs
Stella Donohue. of Port Richmond
Staten Island. last December.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-12

Pneumonia attacks the air cells
of the lungs. An Inflammation
is set up and matter is thrown
off which causes the air cells to
solidify, thus preventing the
natural flow of blood thru the
lungs. This backing up" of
the blood causes the heart to
pump harder, just as stepping on
q hose increases the water pres
sure, which is the reason why,
during this disease, the physician
watches the overburdeped heart
so carefully.
After recovery the lungs are
filled with a mass of wreckage-
the debris of the battle-which
must be gotten rid of by a process
known as resolution. Frequently,
infamed spots remain, congestion
persists, cough hangs on, and the
least exposure brings on a cold
that is hard to get rid of. If
neglected, such damaged air pas
sages may easily develop serious
disease of the lungs.
Such cases should always con-
tinue under q physicians care
and frequent examinations should
be made to see that nature is
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-12
STATE BRIEFS

tRIDGEFIELD PARK, May r.
Harry F.. Ayers, William II. Hunter
and Hugh MCGOWAN, Jr., were elected
town commissioners yesterday. The
vote announced today was 5S5, 52I
and sos respectively.
TRENTON, May Thames w.
Mcconnell, of st. Paul. state commits
sioner of Education for Minnesota
was the guest here yesterday of State
Commissioner of Education Calvin n.
Kendall.
BIZ Special Correspondent.
TRENTON, May New Jersey
for Progressive Farmers is the title
of an attractive booklet just issued
today by the State Department Of
Conservation and Development. Some
of the fact presented relate to the
volume and value of farm products
and show thai they are of very large
proportions.
BIZ Special Correspondent.
TRENTON, May 12.-On behalf OF
the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting AS
ISOLATION Andrew Vancleav. William
=. Budd and Harriet Fl. Pepper three
leases of the association today brought
proceedings in the supreme court to
have tho Ocean Grove borough act
passed by the present legislature and
the election of May a, resulting In
q victory for a borough form OF gov
crnment declared null N void.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-12

properly continuing the rebuild
ing process.
Nightly applications of. Vick's
VapoRub will aid nature in this
work. Because Vicks acts locally
by stimulation thru the skin to
draw out the Inflammation, at
tract the blood away from the
congested spots and relieve the
cough. In addition, the medici-
nal ingredients of Vicks are
vaporized by the body heat.
These vapors are breathed in all
night long, thus bringing the
medication to bear directly upon
the inflamed areas.
Vicks should be rubbed in
over the throat and chest until
the skin is red-then spread on
thickly and covered with hot
flannel cloths. Leave the cloth.
ing loose around the neck and
the bed clothes arranged in the
form of a funnel SO the vapors
arising may be freely inhaled. If
the cough is annoying, swallow a
small bit of Vicksthe size of a pea.
Samples to new users will be.
sent free on request to the Wick
Chemical Company, 232 Broad
Street, Greensboro, N. G..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-12
President secs Diplomats

WASHINGTON. May 12:-Presi-
lent Wilson today began receiving
foreign diplomats who had been
waiting improvement of his health in
order to formally present their cre-
dentials.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Lnnnolx Aun

Etlhithy otEttt.
Lots 10. and so, block 312-G, from
Stephen Miklos to Andrew Dambos-
ski; through J. b. Joselson.
Market Street.
Lots s and 0 block 100, from Y.
T.. Therkelson to A. Therkelson;
through Charles Seaman.
Laurie Street.
Lot SO, block 237. from Chris Neil
sen to j. and j. McKeown; through
Charles Seaman.
Mechanic Street.
Lot 8. block POI. from s. and r.
Weiner to b. Teffer; through George
Miller.
New Brunswick Avenue.
Lot 2, block 112, from n. Solosoff
to 5. Weiner; through II. Medinets.
State Street.
Lot IL block PIG, from Il. Rabi-
ner to n. Reich; through II. Medinets.
Gordon Street.
Lot 4, block 10, from King and
Aldrich to A. and j. Massopust
through IT. Beekman.
Cataipa Avenue.
Lots %, 23 and "a. block So, from
n. and b. Wilentz to a. Beckhof:
through II. s, Medinets.
Kcenc Street.
Lots 9 and 10, block 324-A. from
Il and NJ. Koyen to M. and M. Thorn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-12
Real Estate

The real estate field has been par
ticularly slow this past week But
one firm has reported any sales what
ever, and those sales are not local.
Except for a few alterations there
have been practically no private
dwellings, of any kind erected and
the builders and architects are still
pessimistic.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-12
CLASSIFIED ADS.

NAH CLASSIFIED s~HEET-PAGEs
FoUND-Largo White Dog. Inquire ss4
Amboy Ave.
GROCERY Clerk wanted. References. N.
Julian. ISL Washington 81.
WANTED-50 laborers. 9 hour day; good
wages. Apply Norsell Chemical Corp
Fords. n. J..
CHAUFFEUR. married. wishes position; 8
years experience. 402 Lawrence st.
HAND CuItivators and Plows for small
gardens. $3.50 and up. j. Miller, S45
FOR ~sALE-Cheap. counter and shelving.
Phone 17S2-M.
w~URLITZER Electric Piano for sale.
Phone 279 South Amboy.
FURNISHED room to let. Tel S-R. III
Main St., Woodbridge
FURNISHED Rooms. all conveniences. "a
jefferson ST.
LIGHT and airy furnished room, all con-
venlences. Inquire 235 state fl.
HOUSE, family. lot. S71s X 145; drive
way, central location; rent income s4S
per month: price So. 500. Hans Nielsen
Co, 1886 Smith ST.
WANTED-Cash Register. VIII pay cash.
Address Cash Register Care News.
FLAT TO Let, s rooms. all improvements;
adults only. 402 East Ave.
FOR SALEI19il Cadillac Torpedo Model,
excellent condition; good tires; price rea-
sonable. Phone Metuchen 1872.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-12
as; through Emil Koyen.
Roritan Avenue.

Lot 414, block 314-F, From w. Cal
lock to John Milsulka: through III. n
Beekmon.
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daughter of Florence and James Hutton. Jr..
ssed 7. Relatives and friends invited 70
residence, 47i4 p st. Int, private, Green
wood K: OF P:l Gem. Remains may be
"ewed HnTc1s Tues; after 7pIsI.ARrr ?; s.usb,sr
Of the late PatrlgS * and @H May joyce, 'keis;
tlves, friends and ST. Joechlm's b. ". n.
% mo rssidsnq. ssf John s yT W. Tcond issi Penn
st. Frankford. Hish mass ana Int. 81,
'ofSsimi knESihR.&6eit. iR a. Si 10. DEBORAH DICK.
wsd'. io;s6 a. A. M '' from n her late residence.
rFsYGs Tfia6c, S IT. r. PSlSS'fh PSso. ELIZABETH wife
Of James King and daughter Of Edward and
vited to attend funeral. Wed, $40 a. m; :.
from her late residence, 3o19 Aspen ST. Sol
emn hish mass st. Asaths's Church 10 a. m.
'"ii LiEpEfRkE, DEL II, Mrs, MARIA LIE.
DERLE. Funeral services Tues, 2 2. m;
sons residence: Robert B. LedSrle' Inwoo,d
st. sta, at lao p. M, at Ardmore sta,
assd si g. RELATIVES an and friends friends are SA invited
R!ssissy !, a 81 ne IS Bs!la II s0SsE!sf Bids;
FSff %sbRREN sEf eoR9 he m FesdsnCc Of her
ShH ESH S72tM ERgH s sisusR.P % oct t iSs2
TSs,SHy, astsrhgSS; Ger a, SS,SSlSS,E; a tGs
Si.TSf termen, a, Media esmsIfry, ''' '', i"
MoRRis1St AHS: TSaAIhLES TarHIs S Hms6o nd
noS Ho irs pa nvG IN @ t6 Sisnd i
ss% sT S%, %Se Pero Ter Tso'2IS Mansion 5 avs
$$SI$6Si SS Tvs r. 1876 p rrnprrr
husband Of Nellie Ritter Naglc. aged 7a
Relatives and friends are invited to funera
nunciation. 1; i9th and Diamond sts. Remain, EN- In
on view at the chapel Of AndrSY J. Bsir a
Son. Arch and 10Th sts.. Tues.i7 to p. m
up PIGEON Suddenly. Oct. 10, MARY j.,
wife OF oscar A. Pigeon and daughter OF
friends Invited to funeral services, Tues.
AIS D m. at parents residence. 2l5O Furley
St. Gtn. Int private. Remains may be
POO P%oSooLEE'moct. 10. TERESA ROBINSON
widow OF John Poole. Jr. Funeral services
Tues. II m. at her late residence. Hinck.
ley and swarthmore aves. Ridley Park. Pa
READ Oct. H., ANNA E. wife of late
5Snn Stc M KSSf %ssa sc22 v sydaHSam HSs
Int. Woodland Gem Remains may be viewed
Mon. eve.
OF George Rcdes Funeral services Tues.
! / a. m. at her late residence. 2O7 r. wistsr
st. REYNoLps@oct SSGG5SM int ID Pr'yI> XNNA NJ ROB-
ERTs, widow of John T. Reynolds. Funeral
services Tues. 2 p. m. at 3i4 w. Front
n sth st. EMMA. wife Of Fernando d
Rotellini. Relatives and friends invited tC
EySx TsCR Dl"W2ph s. r. pTyass o
the late Or. l. +. Coleman. OF Pcmberton
y. J., died October 10. 1920. Tnterment tc
I've made " St Andrews Cemetery. Mt
Holly n J.. Tuesday Oct 49, 1920. p
s1BLEY. Oct. Is. 1920, at Ploasantvllo
y. j.. EMMA. widow OF Samuel Siblcy
Burial at Ardmore. Pa. Tues. l2:4j p. IN,
Lower Merton Lutheran Gem
S1LL.-Suddenly, on Oct. Il, 1920. HAR
OLD MONTGOMERY SILL. in his 9th year
Funeral service will bo held at Shenley ant
Schoolhouse lane Germantown. on Tuesday
Oct 10. 1920 at IL o'clock.
SMTTH.-Oct. Is, JACOB X SMITH Sr
Relatives and friends invited 10 funeral serv
ices, Tues, y. M, late residence 1911 y
eve,
sowA.-oct. 10. Sister MARIE sOwA
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Chapel OF Mary J. Dresel Home, a1oo g.
sTAFFoRp. Oct. II. MARIA. wife Of the
m. late Gesldoneo, a6os N. Water st. Int.
EMaH Wit. Of PPsiissSst PPsissst 3 3 ~. !.ss Sd 9s:d 81
Sd st, -Fiorenee.> Wed. il a. m. Int, Fern.
TRAsKEy.-oot 10, FRANK, husband Of
| Elizabeth Trsskey, Relatives and friends.
also Westmorelsnd Republican Club, are In
ro@ Sa the 10 H.sGsnes of sis sonss ndwar
sSspSS Of W &. SSsiSity Sit l. i0 =. Tao % int. Holy
rsEl n ~ hs2S s,,dH A. Hge,ea5s ~
est daughter Of the late William orasett
of5RS5 'ygsSss s'ysF SS. SS T.
The late Waiter W. Turnler. aged 20 years
EHGSTs WnS TinssdSy in, ., m Te'Ssnoe csn a2'
RAuF..ooss' s'' 15. "GifS IN New WI York city. a.
perser. ANNIE, wife OF John Unkauf. Flu;
9t Andrew J. Bair q Son. Arch and 10th sts.
$SSSaSd of h.as 2Ss 3sao vSassa TaHAai n
Oliver 9fidfy BpP %fFRRs Bas e SsSff At
me1t private private Viewing Monday evening 7
| to ~ o CLOCK.
WEBER. IS. 1920. WILLIAM. hrs.
band OF Emma Weber (nee Heinrich Rel.
atives and friends inyited to funeral services.
Tues, p: m, residence, 1890 EverStt st,
| may call Mon. eve.
| WILLIAMSON. 1e. ANNIE. widow
Of James Williamson. Relatives. friends and
members Of Richmond Presbyterian Church
| Invited to funeral services. Wed. 2 p, m.
at residence OF her niece. Mrs. Frank Name
val. Spring ave. near York road. Blkins
Park. Pa. Int. private. Remains may be
wILsoN.-oct, 10. cHAs. w. Of Davis
Vile, Pa, son of late David and Elizabeth
Wilson, Relatives and friends invited to
| funeral. Tues. p. m. A. s. Beers Son,
90 L. Baltimore ave. Lansdowne, Pa. Int.
WoRDEN.-oct. IL. MARY H., wife OF
late Rev, Dr. James a. Worden. LII. d.
| Funeral Wed. IL a. m, 420S Walnut st.
,WoTHERsPooN.zoct 1e ANNA. wife
OF James r. wotherspoon. Relatives and
friends invited to services, Wed, 2 D. m.
$40 Spring Garden ST.. Int, private,
| - HACHERLE. Oct. IA. 1920. ALBERT Z.
ZACHERLEa in his o3d year. Funeral sSry.
| ices We'd, D. m, at his late residence.
2Oi4 n. 9TH st. Int private.
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LEGAL ADvERTIsEMENTs

r-,sy7 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
application has been made to the
Public Service Commission Of the common
wealth OF Pennsylvania, under the provi-
siOns Of the Public Service law. by John G..
Fisher. 1894 n. Sth ST.: william ii. Roedel,
2oO2 y 18th st; John ?: Davis. 822 Budd
Laub, 1890 Courtland St; George Keller.
4963 Tackawanna St.: BENJAMIN Belanski,
4O2 $. Front st. Catherine Webster, 4O2 s.
Max Snack. 142 South ST.: Robert Gordon.
1881 s. Garnett at. Harry Greenfield, all
PGmberton st, and Michael Goldsmith. 1909
: eth ST.. evdenclng the commissions ap-
prOval Of the exercise Of the right and privi-
lrge Ot operating motor vehicles as common
carriers Tor the transportauon o. persons
pha.
a public hearing upon the aforesaid arpli-
cations will be held on Friday, October 22
1920. Room 40G CITY Hall. at 1890 A. m.
when and where all persons in interest may
appear and he heard II they 10 desire
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OPPORTUNITY extraordinary; a n1anutse
turer OF a product In wide demand wnu
10 communicate with o man OF ehosptora
capabilities, able to act as exclusive AZ AZ
representative In your locality: TO the Ie nsn
this opportunity offers tremendous mony
making possibilities. Russell Co. o6& BfoN
st Newark N L.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED one or more progressive persous
to invest in big sugar cane plantation neaf
Jacksonville. Plantation 10 thoroughly eduip
ped and making money now; additional mony
needed 70 care for rapidly increasing bus.
than $4,000 considered; investigation solicited;
fullest investigation given. Old Nassau Farms
Co., Box 1888. jacksonville. Fla.
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TIRE FABRIC YARN FOR sA,u
=. pounds oombed peeler yarn. as.i 59oo1
ea1ii; eaii; on on trbes or on beams. with numysa. q
snHs Ssr ana - Leasing a. desired. for deivsrs q
nit offers to NJ 42l. Ledger office.. .'-" Sus'
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LOST AND FOUND

LC LCCKET-Lost. gold square locket, engine
turned, striped. marked ID B." on Sat.
urday. Oct. 0. reward II returned to 3o2
y. Sd st,
NECEPIECE-Lost. small martin neck
piece at the Rit2-Cnrlton Friday: reward
Mrs. o. II. Pepper. st. Davids. Wayne 54i
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LIT BROTHERS
REQUIRE sALBswoMEN m THE FOL-
LOWING DEPARTMENTS;
SILKS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TOYS
SWEATERS
UMBRELLAS
LAMPS
CoRsETs
UNDERWEAR
LACEs
TALKING MACHINES
TO SUCH HELP WE CAN OFFER PER-
NANENT POSITIONS AND GOOD SAbA-
/ RIES.
LIT BROTHERS
BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT, SECOND
FLOOR. 7TH AND F1TBERT SITS.
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TELEPHONE OPERATORS
Girls over % years

who, with n little initiative, car
make Sl8 and up pOr week solicitins
Advertising by telephone. In reply
state age and experience. p 533.
Ledger Office.
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COOK and waltrras-White girl wanted in
housekeeping apartment at Hayrrford;
mus D, cHnericnced; family . adults; no
waghiuE. CaII ArdmOre 1910 J.
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rIark in their auditing dent. one who ha 5
had cSDoricuCs In auditing In a department
ttorc office preferred, Stewarts, lO"7 Mar
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CANDY Experienced salesladIes, accus-
toned 20 nne trade; steady work. Hans.
com Froa., 49, Market at.
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-IANH.RNNID dlLlrE room girl house.
mad Whit girls for small institution.
phCr. O,rrhrOOk 1897