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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-23

men. Egan at second base had four
assists and four putouts. several OF
the difficult nature.
The Newarkers did not place a
man on the bags in the first session,
but Regain secured q hit for Amboy
after two were down, pilifered sec
ond and went to third on Cicero's
miscue. He was left stranded when
Stinson filed out. The visitors placed
a man on base in the second without
result, while Amboy scored their FIRST
run in this session. Romer was safe
on Uhly's error and stole second:
Bader walked; Egan attempted a
sacrifice but beat out a hit to the
third baseman; Romer was out
lCheesman to Hoffman when he at
tempted to como home on the throw
to first
Egan attempted to 'pilifer the sec
ond sack with Bader on third, bui
the catcher's throw had him nabbed
Bader attempted to while
EEgan was In a clinch. and was out
Cicero TO Hoffman for the second
out, Egan on second. Leahy singled
over second scoring Egan, but wal
out trying to stretch the hit into 9
double. Neither side had rea
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-23
DANES DEFEAT
SAINTS AGAIN
Anthonys Yesterday, I'll
Straight Game From st.
Anthonys Yesterday, Fl

The Danish jinx continued its
on the Saint Anthony baseball
nine on the Raritan Copper works
field yesterday afternoon, and the
Danish Sociable A. G. nine took their
third straight victory of the season
over the strong light senior team
by a score Of 81. Flynn for the
Saints and Keller for the Danes
battled in an interesting pitching
duel, and at the finish honors were
about even.
Keeler allowed the Saints four
widely scattered hits, struck out
even men and walked one, while
Flynn allowed five hits, struck out
ten and walked four. Not & Saint
player reached first base until the
fifth inning. The Danes infield
worked in classy fashion throughout
the contest. Leahy and Warner
performed well for the Saints.
Danes Score Twice.
The Danes scored their only runs
in the second after one was down,
Hunt walked and went to second
on Peterson's single between short
and third. The bases were loaded
when Regain walked. Stinson lined
a drive over second. which Brown
miller reached with one hand but
could not hold, Hunt scoring. Peter
son scored while Leahy was throwing
out Keller. Regain was out at the
plate trying to score on this out.
Kochek Gets Homer.
The Saints placed two men on the
bags with none down in the fifth,
but Keeler's pitching prevented a
score. The Saints only run came In
the eighth inning as g. result Of
Kochek's home run clout over the
right field fence opening this stanza.
Neither side had chances to score in
the final round. "Pick" Mullen
umpired the pastime.
The score
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-23

sSilver batted for Rodda in eighth.
None out when winning run was
scored.
Manhattans o 5000 OIL
.Amboys -. o 1000 0 o 0 ID
Three base hits. Loeser; two base
hits, OF; left on bases, Amboy. Q;
Parks. 4; bases on balls, off OF, 4;
struck out, by Apologize, s; by on.
1; double play, Egan to Regan. Um-
pire, Mullen. Time Of game 1850.
Attendance, 1000.
Sacrifice hits. Ulrich. Leahy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-23

In a seven inning battle the 1Nau-
rer A. A. defeated the Clover Jun
Tors FL. II was a thrilling stru1-
gle and was not decided untzI the
in the winning run.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-23

Pa Must be Wrong

Mother-No, Willie. for the third
time I tell you that you can't have
another nickel.
Willie-Darn it. I don't see where
Pa gifts tn idea you're always
changin' your mind,-JudKe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-23

Danes ......... 0020000oo-2
Saints ......... 000000010-1
Left on bases Saints 8. Danes 7.
Bases on balls. Off Keller 1. off
Flynn 4. Struck out by Flynn 10. by
Keller q. Umpire Mullen. Time of
game 1870. Home run. Kochek. Sac
rf1ce hit Warner. Attendance 500.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-23

Sacrifice hits. Ulrich. Lea.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-23
Standings In Major
Baseball Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays IresuIts.

New York. A: Chicago. 1 I'll in
nings.)
Brooklyn, 6; Cincinnati. 3.
st. Louis, 8; Boston. 2 (frst game:
10 innings.)
st. Louis, II; Boston 2 (second
game.)
Other teams not scheduled.
Standing of the Clubs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-23

Games Today.
New York in st. Louis.
Brooklyn in Pittsburgh
Boston in Chicago.
Philadelphia in Cincinnati.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
Detroit, II; New York, o.
Chicago. 8; Washington, f..
Other teams were not scheduled.
Standing of the Clubs.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-05
them and westernopoints.


The night trains from South Geor-
gia will reach Atlanta al 5:15 q m,
instead OF ,6:05 m, as heretofore,
so that passengers may make direct
connections at Atlanta, not hereto
fore possible, with all lines in every
objection.
With this improved service, tho A.
B. & IA. will have Pullman sleeping
car service between Atlanta and Way
cross, Atlanta and ThomasVille, and
between Brunswick and Birmingham,
serving every station on its line.
Beginning early in June, Sunday ex.
cursion fares will be placed in erect
from Fitzgerald and intermediate sta
tions TO Brunswick and return, from
Cordele and intermediate stations TO
Warm Springs and return, and from
Atlanta and intermediate stations to
Warm Springs and return.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-05
DON'T SHAKE
YOUR LIFE AWAY

You know the cause. Your system.
Is full of malaria; get 1t out OF your
system. Get rid OF those strength de-
stroying chills with Ameco.
The minute you take dose OF AM
eco. you can rest assured you VIII
miss that dreaded chill dey. at Kills
the chiIis."
A few doses breaks the fever end
after taking one or two bottles as
tonic, the fever will not return
Ameco will lalso cure any ordinary
cold in "a hours.
TRY a bottle OF Ameco. You VIII Dc
agreeafIy surprised how quickly anc
thoroughly it does the work. EVcr.
bottle guainnteed PRICE 25c.
pRIDGEN BROS, Local distributor
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-05
UNCLE REMUS IS NOME
MATED FOR HALL OF FAME

New York, May 2.--The names OF
Mark Twain, Grover Cleveland and
Edward Eeverett Hale were included
in the first list OF nominees for the
Hall OF Fame at New York University
to receive the approval of the uniyer
sity senate.
Other nominees announced Thurs
day were Philip Francis Thomas, B0r-
den Parker Browne, Carl SchurZ Joel
Chandler Harris, Francis Marion
Crawford, Chas. A. Danna. Thomas
Bailey Aldrlch, Daniel Great Mitchell,
Henry Charles Lee mad others.
Ten more nominees will Ibe announc
ed next week. Final election Will be
made by 100 electors.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-05
Alb. "A. TRAINS TO
IMPROVE SERVICE
New Passenger Servlce Via A. B. s. A.
Menas Much. to the South Georgia
Business Man.

BY adding a new local train, leaylEg g
Fitzgerald at 5:20 m arriving in
Atlanta at 1885 m, beginning Sun
day, May 16, returning, leaving Atlan-
Ia at 1880 p IN, arriving Fitzgerald
1905 a m, the A. b. q A. will afford
convenient local train service for
passengers all the way between Fitz-
gerald and Atlanta. going and return
ing the same day, which has not here
tofore been possible.
The night trains, handling Pull
man sleeping car service, will be ac'
celebrated so that passengers leaving
Atlanta for South Georgia will rcGeh
their destinations at least an lrour
and a half ahead of the present hcho-
dule.
This accelerated schedule means
that not only passengers will greatly
benefit by the time saved, but the bus
mess man will receive his express
shipments anu HIS il"ii ''"'
saoner as we'll.
Furthermore, by the addition or
Pullman sleeping car service on trains
Nos. 3 and 4, between Brunswick, Ca.
and Birmingham, Ala, direct Pullman
service is provided to every part OF
the A. B. & A. Railway not hereto
fore enjoying that facility and it will
enable passengers from South Geor
gia stations going to Birmingham tc
make the journey in perfect comfort
with much earlier arrival at that poinI
where close connection will be made
to and from Memphis, st. Louis, chi
cago, Texas, California and other nor
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-05
PLAN TO INCREASE ROAD FUND

Washington, May 4.--Hearlngs oa
psoposal to increase amounts avail
able for road building were begun to.
day by the senate post roads commit
tee, with M. E. Ethndge, difectci ot
road activities for the American Au.
tomobile Association, urging the pres
sing Of road work despite the high
costs.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-05

foR sALE-No White Spanish
shel,od Peanuts for planting, zoe
nor pound. We shell after receiving
uvder SO as to preserve stock. we
slso shell for the public at rs cents
ney bushel. Morris & Co., Vienna,
10 4-13-13t.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-05

BRING NE YOUR OLD TiREs-Why
throw them away Let me show you
how you can get from to thousand
miles and more out of them. We also
do Vulcani2ing of the highest Quality
al prices you can't. beat. Call and be
epnplnced, 0. C. STRATTON, l31~E
Ninth Avenue, 4.626t
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-05

eRkPE FRelT--Three sizes, five'I
eight and ten cents each. just receiV-
I'd. Limited SUPPLY. Hutchinson Luih'
her ana supply Company, near Union
Depot. { V'''''
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-05

puitd Your Own Hons-We lend yoa
& the money at five per cent Pay
back Monthly like rent and soon the
house is yours See W C. Winfroe
ssFsi s.22.tf
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-05

FbuNp-Auto tag, 1920. in road Cor
dele to Vienna. Owner can have. by
sailing Dispatch and paying adver-
t1sarn ant 5-3-st
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-05

QUICK LoANc---made on both city
aud farm lands. See G. NJ. Mckenzie
7I9tf
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-05

RuICk BARGAIN Five passenger
Buick, good condition every respect
Few TOP hewlx painted five new tires
ana a bumper. Tyre & Johnson,
ut EaPtshofn Motor Works. 3'3O-26t
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-05

FOR SALE One large ice boz, near.
ay new; one Singer Sewing machine
ana New Perfection Oil Stove. Sc
Nv D Benson. 4-2S-6t'
good milk COW,
can f. P. Cary, Phone $50 4 3O-6t.
DO YOU WANT-A good Truck Farm
or a good home in Cordele, or some
Life, Accident and Health Insurance
in good company, (The Travelers)?
See r. w. Hubbard. Office Phone 1870.
Residence Phone 296. 4-24-26t.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-05

poTATo PLANTs-Porto Rico Nan
4 oy Hall and Norton Vans, $3.50 per
thousand, postpaid j. u. Hunt, ,Rt
4 Cord ala Ga 4-15S9t
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-05

TYPEWRITER FOR SALE Under.
who'd No. 4. Excellent condition.
8. Nj. Smith, care Crum & Jones
q 4-28-6t
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-05

Money to l.end--unltmited amount on
improved city property at five
siierl cent. w. G.. Winfree. 3-16-tf
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-05

.,.osr-4At the Chautauqua, ladies'
Alligator purse. Finder please no'ils
ztrs w,llocks, Phone 497. Reward
4ufs' 5,4-3t
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-05

WANTED-A position by young laoy
as saleslady or cashier. Call Ss2.
5-43t
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-05

FoUND-A pair of gold trimmed spec
tacles and case. w. f. BLIZZARD.
Care STANDARD Oil Company.
5l5l3t.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-05

EoR aALE-At bargain New Case
Threshing Machine. Phone So2' r ~
Box 81. c. B.. Whotley. 0l4'Ao
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-05

NANrEp-Two white men aa help'
~ :. 11ai, q Sons 5-3-2t
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-05-05

rnp RENT-Four down stairs rooms
1nouire 400 Fourteenth ave. 9-0'''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-10
Dance Frocks and Evening Gowns

Beautiful satin charrf1euse, pussy willow
taffeta and all net; in all the new bouffant
effects, tier skirts, pointed overskirts and high
wasted models.
Lavishly trimmed with cloth of gold and
silver and aba1one beading. The colorings in
clude the new shaded effects in burnt orange,
American beauty and blue; new dainty pastel
shades.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-10

Make no mistake about this wonderful group
of Dresses. They absolutely without their
equal at anywhere near this price.
Plenty of plain shades of Brown, Navy and Tan
also checked effects in Brown-Black, Green-Rein-
deer, Hanback, combinations. Embroidered with
newest Heather Chenille and Persian Chenille
effects.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-01
HOSPITALS NEED NURSES
Shortage OF Pupils Called Alarming.
Appeal TO Be Made

The shortage Of pupil nurses in
Philadelphia, characterized a. alarming.
occupied the attention Of hospital Of.
hcinls who met last night in the Penn
syIvania Hospital to devise measures
for interesting young women in the
nursing profession. The meeting was
conducted under the joint auspices Of
the Philadelphia Hospital Superinten
dents Association and the Philadel-
phia League for Nurses Training.
Nearly every hospital was represented.
\ Joint committee Of the two associa.
tions vas decided upon 10 20 operate
with the Southern Pennsylvania chaptcr
Of the American Red Cross after How
ard Wayne Smith. executive secretary
OF that organization, outlined a national
plan for recruiting student nurses.
The object Of that committee. accord.
ing to the officials. will br to arouse
the conscience Of the community to its
obligations for the training Of nurses
and TO stimulate individuals to take ad-
Of the training opportunities
nov afforded. Miss Sarah Krewson. Of
th" Jewish Hospital, president Of the
league. presided.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-01
DEATHS

Iouisa Rehn. Of Phil4d.Iphis. srsd 70 YEAR,.
Seryices private at the residence Of her sis
ter-in-lsv. Mrs. william {. Rehn. 22s W.
Cneiten are. Germantown. Intsrment North
Laurel Hill Cemetery.
ROrHROCK.--Sep 10. ELIZABETH J b..
vile OF Wliloughby Rothrock. Friends may
SsI Sat, eve. at her late residence. 300
Wakeneld st. Germantown. Funeral sery-
lcfs sun. 3 a m. Further services at Christ
Union Church. Hellertovn. Pa. 30 D. m
Int. Iuion Gem Special train leaves Wayne
Junction at 9IT a m.
RYAN. = Al Chester. Pa. on sept. 20.
1890. Rev. PETER ,. RYAN. date rector Of
immaculate Hear Church. aked 90 years.
Tbe reverend clergy. relatives and friends
are invited to funeral. on Saturday morn
ing from the Immaculate Heart Church. Di-
vine office at o'clock Solemn requiem mass
at 80 O'Clock. Int. St Peters Gem. Read
inf fTiiYhioR.-Em.red into rest. on Sept. ss.
NARY e, daughter Of late Rev. Thomas J.
and Carolins Stoops Tavor. Requiem mass
Friday. I30 A. m. Church Of the Annuncta-
ton 18th and Diamond ~s. Int. 81. Msrys
Buriinston. y. J., arrival Of train leaving
TowNsEND.- suddenly. Sept. 80. SAM.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-01
DEATHS

y. on ssptsfnb~r 90. 1920. Jesse ID wv.r.
N7tSH % funeral later
n, 1pnRs.I.E GRI EN.-sept. Is. 1870 PATRICK
Hsletives and friends also Div
~ n. o. ". and ConnanSsrT No III.
Snish-s % Red Branch. Invited 10 funeral
g.. go, ~ 1 - m residsnee ss2s wailac. a.
rsggien mas at St. Azatha's Church
"a. INT -. DenIss Gem.
.ORoCRKE:-sspt. 20. NELLIE A,
psiitnT s4t s4t J2hn and Annie ~ RourEs Cns.
E''y negatives and friends are Invited
u} os s'ISnJ W, funeral. Sat. 80 a. m. from
Sb,, -, " y. Iuslnz nz ave. Solemn requiem mass
Dsnis's Gem SN'''NS' h'" f'''
o.rsI. pnnERDr s .,s-pt, 2s. HaRRY. Son ot
s,,DIS- 500 Alice Peberdy Relatives and
Iriends also Centenary iI5,ies 10 so5r
9ii.g,S.F - =, al u: and Brothsrhood Sf Railroad
tunsral services. Sat. D. M a, ma Isis
-. GsoSS,hcs' S,' S2i0 y. "a st. Ofnsy Int. Hi.
"'i5 pttIslna;;v rrsnds may call Fri. eve.
tshlNN sN = y I--S@pt. 30 SARAH VIRGINIA.
Et.i1oN Of Henry 4. Phlnney, Residsnes. los
REIN On SEPT 70. MARY ELIZABETH
HANEhter n the late George T. and Maria
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-01
pEArus

UEL Ef.,fAR, husband Of Nellie ". Town.
I D m; late resldence, sis coIiInxs ave.
Yes, CeilinsswOod. ~ J. Int. Pieassntvilis.
gRwI[ER.-sep,: 70. CAROLINE l..
year: Funeral services at rec,ory Of zion
4. u. Church. YORK road and Wyoming ave
sat; u 9. m Int private.
.MAINWRIGHT.--Sep 20 1920, CARO-
LINE NJ. wife Of Thomas i wainyyiEht.
Relatives and friends invited TO funeral
services. Sat. 4 30 D. m. late residencs
l13l y. 2ist vt Int. Mt Vernon Gem.
wELsH.--sudienIy, sept. n. John !.
son Of late John and Margaret welsh Rsia.
nyss and triend.. also st. Philips b. V. 81
Name society. employees Of william Mann
co. and all other societies OF which he was
a member. invited 10 attend the funsrsi
Mon. 30 a. m. late residence 100 Queer n
st Solemn mass Of requiem ST Phillip q
Church 10 a. m. Int. New Cathedral CEN.
WELSH: Sept. 2s HENRY c. WELSH
husband Of Margaret Welsh lnee smartJ sor
of the late Richard and Mary Welsh Rels-
lives and friends invited 10 attend the IN
neral from his late residence $40 81 ST
Bernard 81. Solemn requiem mass al 81
Francis de Sales Church Sat, 10 a, m
Int private. Holv Cross Gem.
wooLFoRD.-sept. 80. at her lat. resi-.
dence, 32i6 y. Broad St. EMMA. widow Of
George Woolford- Due notice Of funeral will
Be given.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-01
LOST AND FOUND

CoAT-Lost. green topcoat. McCreey's. New
York: left on train leaving New York at
q D. m on Wednesday Sept. % at North
Phila iphia station, Finder please notify
Arthur Schroeder. 1921 Mulberry St. Frank
ford Pa. Reward.
TICK ET-I.ost Academy of Music stock
holder's ticket In the name OF Dorothy
Loeb: applica ton has been made for Il dupli.
cate ticket. A 70l. Ledger Office.
PIN-Lost. between 80 and 1880 Tuesday
diamond and platinum bar pin. liberal re.
ward. Phone KensinEton 373
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-01
STATE LEGION HEAD
TO NAME DEPUTIES.
David J. Davis Prepares Cam.
paign to Increase Strength
Of Penna. Organization
WILL MEET THIS MONTH

David J. Davis. department com
mand"r of Pennsylvania, upon his re.
turn from the national convention. will
ANNOUNCE tho state executive COMMITTEES
md will inaugurate a movement in the
sixty spvcn counties designed 70 place
this department at least second among
all the states H. membership and gen.
oral activity.
The commander before leaving flevc.
land for his home in Scranton said that
he has virtually decided upon the TWEEN
fy-fOur deputies who will comprise the
"-ecutiye committee 4. s"On a. convc
nieDt after thee dpputios have been
named. a meeting will bc hid 20 take mp
the Legion task in earnest 'Ar"nghon.
the state. This meeting may %" called b.
the middle Of this month.
handicapped Three Months
For three months the stat" has J"cn
handicapped becauSc Of tn" fact thPt
the new constitution had TO b. ratified
before the commander could proceed
with U'sns in ncrOThanc" with the or
ganization prescribed therein.
Commander Davis i directed. by r"s.
olution Of the national convention. 10
expand tho work ~ the Amsricanism
committee. II which EIgar ". Baird -
chairman.
The Allentown cantOnmen' Di"'I led
for th" appointment Of vocational
training "ffir"r for the state. whOs' du'
tios II shall be- 10 "D.Ordinato the WORK
81 all post officers.
New Impetus viii BE- given the efforts
in behalf Of III" fGurfpld compensation
plan Df the Legion. a. q result of the
Endorsement by III" national convention.
Philadelphia posts will push for
double tho present paid-up membt rhip
Err"l White. adjutont Of the ThJmns
Roberts Marine Post. 1856. declared Sos
trrday that this group "f veterans Will
seek to taxi IN during Nh" winter nS
Seeks 800 More
Maylin J Pickering. Of the Brnjamin
Franklin Post. No. 4Oj. who represent.
Cd the post NJ the convention. "Ill rc-
port I" his post A. it, meeting October
II This post will rndrav0r to obtain 100
additional members.
Herman y. schwartz. Of IL" Reading
Railway Post. 3l2, stated today that
the post will meeting next Tu"sdny "vc-
Ming - III" Spring Garden street J. VI.
e. A. when a program % activity vi |
be- "utlinod. Philip Lewis is command.
rr. and an attempt will be made 20 bring
into the i"ld all rx s"rvic" men on the
R"adiug system in this city.
William T. Rorhc Post. No. 81. a.
rordng =" H. announcement By John
Truitt ot 2J2l South Shields street. has
been resisting the army recruiting Of
fee in obta,r applications for Victory
metals IN army field clerk was present
at their last meeting and Tn" members
will circuInt" applications - that the
men may rec, v" their medals PROMPTLY.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-01
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
PERSONALS

BASKETBALL GAMES WANTED Us. g
white juniors. a home team. wants games
with BOYS between the ages OF II and Ia
wears: open dates. November O, 13 and 20.
Write for full particulars to Frederick
Evans s. s. white DeRtal Manufacturing
20, 2ll s. 18th st. Philadelphia.
! WILL not be responsible for any debts un-
less contracted by myself, George A. Bill
yeu,
! WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
unless contracted by me.
FRANK S. ARNsTHAL, 245O n. 82d vt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-01
HELP WANTED-FEMALF

ASSISTANT BUYER
Hs faH E$Fs $n $#fp F?S Xxx H$SE $SS
Want TO FoHdE AHEAD, VIZ Will
GT4bR SIXh r%T %%TIrA Al GF4NfH Nuu244 al
TIVE SnisL SALARY ny ydfT 5E ARH T3u KNoW MfSR
HIJSINESS WOMAN. CALL i"Oo
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
BLAUNER's r..tr
sss MARKET.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-01
HELP wANrED-rrMAIE

BEFORE SELECTING A VOCATION
a young woman should consider
BELL TELEPHONE OPERATING
IL offers
unusual adV.ntaFes
SURROUNDINGS ARE IDEAL
LUNCHES COST LITTLE
RECREATION ROOMS ARE PLEASANT
and the associations are delightful.
See MISS STEVENSON. 1881 ARCH ST.
BELL TELEPHONE co. OF pESsA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-01

Statesmen
Ten men OF high cha racter; married men
preferredi a bona a-hde offer 10 Connect with
q large sdvertising corporation In lis sales
work tull co-operation and real effort will
ette Bldg. from 10 to ~ a. m. and 3 to &
p, m. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-01
Bitter Fight in 1910

When the 1910 census total was made
public, a bitter fight was made 10 keep
the membership whore it was nt that
time. This fight failed. aud subsrQurntIy
forty two additional members took their
seats.
The growth in size Of the House Of
Representative is recorded as follows
Constitutional hpportionmrnt. 90; 1900
census. JlOG; 1910 census, 1856; 1891
census, 242 1880 census, 237: 1860
census, 243: 1870 census, 203; 1880
census. 1872 1890 census. 357; 1900
csnsns, 301 1910 census, 49,.
with 435 members II now takes the
tails clerks forty minutes 10 call the
roll. IL IL with the grrntcst difficulty
that the votes are recorded, and frr .
SInAntiy recapitulations are demanded
because the members all engage in con =
vsrsation while the names are being
called. IL Is seldom possible for the
speaker or presiding officer to maintain
order In the chamber to the extent that
debaters may be heard all over the
chamber.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-01

BOY, 10 or over. TO learn cost work, mus,
be bTtshti active willing and good writer.
ford Co.. fourth noor. 8. u, cor. 18th ana
wallace SITS. ""u
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-01
statesmen

You can't accomplish big things unIess vov
attempt big things: and, what's more. You
wont have the nerve to attempt more ths n
ing for men Of big expectations. who are
ready to turn big expectations into rea iity
and to the permanent. raising OF their earn.
ing power; we're interested more In yo,II
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