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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-28
PUBLIC SERVICE
 BOARD HAS HEAVY
 DECEMBER DOCKET
Commission Will Pass Upon Railroad Freight, Passenger and Pullman Rates-AIso
 Water, Gas, Lighting
By FRED H. GORMLEY Montgomery Bureau The Age Herald 221-2 First National Bank Buildi


 Montgomery, November N.- Especially J. Rehearing of that section of the petition of the various railroads operating in Alabama, seeking authority to advance intrslstate freight, passenger. Pullman and baggage rates in conformity to the award of the interstate commerce com mission relating to the surcharge on Pullman fares, which had been denied, will be one of the most important mat. ters disposed of at the December session of the Alabama public service commits sion, which convenes December G. The commissions docket for the month iy sitting, released today, is one of the largest in the history of the present membership. B petitions and complaints being listed. Eleven of the petitions were filed by the Louisville and Nashville railroad seeking authority to discontinue various small agency stations. Two com plaints are set for hearing and there are no citations.
 Various municipalities of Alabama will be interested in the several causes that have been brought by public utility cor porations seeking increased rates for street car fares, electric lights, gas and water Birmingham and Jefferson coun- ty are interested in two of these actions, one of them being the application of the Birmingham Waerworks company for authority to put in a new schedule of water rates January 1. The other is the petition of the Alabama company for an adjustment of alleged unreasonable high rates in effect atTthe present time for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-28
Everybody's Doing It.

rates from $1.50 per 1000 cubic feet to s2.10 per 1.0Oo cubic feet
 The North Alabama Gas company's pe- at Sheffield, and the petition of the Ala bama Water company for authority to increase service rates for the cities of Albany and Decatur are the only north Alabama cases set for hearing One of the two complaints set for hearing is styled the Home Guano company vs- the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad com pany, alleging unjust and unreasonable rates on phosphate rock from Dothan to Montgomery. with petition for reparation- WANT EXPRESS OFFICE | J. E. Fairbanks, agent for the Ameri- can Railroad association. has petition 1 before the commission seeking authority to increase demurrage rates and charges on cars not subject to rule 9 Beverage agreemenD after the expiration of the free time limit while the Louisville and Nashville railroad is pleading authority to apply carload minimum weight of 40,000 pounds on carload shipments of starch having origin, destination and en- tire transportation within the state of | Alabama
 | The American Railway Express com pany is named in two petitions, one filed l by the citizens of Jacksonville, Calhoun county, LOT express SerVlce at that point | over the Seaboard Air Line railroad; the
 second case being the citizens of Three l Notch for re-establishment of the ex- press office at that point.
 | The Southern Railway company has
 a petition on the docket which seeks per mission from the commission to discon- l tinue passenger service over that line 1 operated by it between Jefferson and Blossburg, in Jefferson county while the SlosS-Sheffield Steel and Iron .conpany
 has case docketed, naming the St Louis
 and San Francisco Railway company in petition for certain coking in-transt 1 privileges.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-28
'0ls; OTHER CITIES INCLUDED

transportation of iron ore, coal and lime
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-28
PRELIMINARY TRIAL OF TWIN BROTHERS CHARGED WITH MURDER POSTPONED

Meridian Miss, November 27.- (SpeciaD The preliminary trial of Claude and Paul Houston. twin broth CTS, charged with murder in connection with the killing of w. H. Parker dur ing an altercation about three weeks
 ago at the home of the Houstons 10 miles northeast of Meridian in the Col linsville neighborhood, .docketed today,
 has been postponed until next Wednes- day before Justice Roberts in this city. Parker was killed, it Is alleged, by Claude Houston. his throat being cut with a pocket knife. Paul Houston Is charged with being an accessory. The trouble arose when Parker went with Sam Gibson to the Houston home to endeavor to get some cattle belonging to Gibson released after they had been taken up by the Houstons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-28

is chance that his eyesight may be saved.
 Mir. Christian and a large party of men and young boys were guests of Spencer Jack, near Stewart Station, to take part in a possum hunt Wednes- day night, which they continued as a bird hunt the next day, expecting to en- joy their game at grand Thanksgiv- ing dinner. Unfor tunately, Mir Chris tian received the load of bird shot in his face just before dinner. Whittiesly is heartbroken over the accident
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-28

The city of Birmingham is represented by it's attorney in the petition of the Birmingham Waterworks company and as special counsel has employed former Judge Horace Wilkinson, The com pany's petition alleges that present con- tracts are not compatible with a just and reasonable schedule, which they now seek to install. sf
 Montgomery is affected in one action to be heard at the coming session, being the petition of S. B. Irelan, receiver for the Montgomery Light and Water Power company for authority to increase gas
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-28
EVENT IS BIG SUCCESS

Meridian. Miss. November 27.-- Especial )-One of the most distinct so- c.al events of the season in Meridian was a dinner and dance given by tbe Meridian United Commercial Travel CTS at a local cafe here tonight. There were more than 125 people participat- ing in the affair. some coming from distant points. Before the diners re- paired to the cafe 25 new members of the organization were obligated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-28
DEKALB COUNTY SHERIFF
 FORWARDS RESIGNATION. NO REASONS ASSIGNED

Fort Payne, November 27.-(SpeciaD Andy P. Chitwood. sheriff of DeKalb county, has forwarded his resignation to Governor Kilby, effective December 6. While no cause has been given for the resignation of Sheriff Chitwood. 1t is understood that he plans to retire to private life as soon as his resigna- tion becomes effective. No appoint ment Is expected to be made until af- ter the governor returns from Mexico City soon after the first of the month, by which time. no doubt. there will be i, large number of applicants.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-28
ACCIDENTAL SHOT HITS
 GREENSBORO MERCHANT IN
 |FACE-MAY LOSE EYESIGHT

Greensboro. November 27.-(SpeciaL) J. J. Christian was accidentally shot in both eyes by Louis Whittlesly cousin, while out hunting Thanksgiving day. He was carried at once to pr. Kirk
 patrick, of Selma, for treatment. There
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-28
H. C. OF L. ISN'T LIABLE TO BOTHER THIS PASTOR BEFORE NEXT HOLIDAY

Livingston November 2z- (SpeciaD-The Ladies Aid soci- ety of the Presbyterian church ApoundedS' their pastor, Dr. w. H. Zfegler, Thanksgiving morning. The packages were supposed to weigh one pound, but 15 pound hams and 20 pound turkeys were among the "pound paclkages'' went in to the popular pastor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-28
ROTARIANS GET BUSY
Denver Judge Enthuses Meridian and
 Juvenile Court to Result W

Meridian, Miss, November 27.- .(Special) )-The Meridian Rotary club. following a recent address hereQ by Judge Ben Lindsey. of Denver, in child welfare and juvenile courts, has appointed a committee composed of A.. s. Bossman. Cabe Jacobson and J B.. Holland, to take steps at once looking to the establishment here of 5uve- nile court
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-28

MT. Christian is prominent mer- chant of Greensboro, and son of Judge Christian, who was probate judge of Hale county for 20 years. He Is brother-in-law of Mir. Raul, of Bir- mingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-28

Ranch owners in South Dakota are planning to use airplanes to trace host cattle and sheep.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-28

The White Friars of England claimed succession from Elijah.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18
|GIOL|TT| UPHELD
|. AFTER HOT DEBATE
Socialist Motion in italian
Chamber censofing Pre-
mier Defe ated
nEuIEs REACTIONAR POLICY
pv tbe Associated Press

pome. Nov. 17.--Ilpatcd debate dur
inc which Premier Giolitti defended his
oo,iticch record and the policies of HIS
government, preceded the vote of con
Gdorcc given the cabinet in the Chamber
" IDENTITIES today. \ Socialist motion
cersuring the governments internal pol
icv wns defeated, 2O2 to 81.
SocinliSt deputies violently accused
,hc prcmicr of being n rcnrtiOnary and
a supportCr of the nationalist followers
~ CGptain Gabrielle D'Annunzio in
tbcir opposition to the Socialists. The
nremicr answered that his entire past
was a protest against such an accusa e
tion. a.,
10 dissolve the Sicilian unions. which
wcrc the first serious Socialist mani
fcstations in Italy. and in 19ol. when ]
unclaimed the liberty to strike. all
conservatives considered me rCvolu
tionarv much more dangerous than you
sorinlists. believing in the political.
economic and social asccndancy of the
prolctarint. granted universal suf
fragr even before the Socialists asked
for it. You. yourselves, do not believe
| am a rCactiOnnry.
lie enumerated his fiscal measures
none of which. he asserted. placed n
burden upon workers. but were directed
at the very wealthy people of Italy.
"Thc proftccrs, n Socialist deputy
interrupted. "alrcady have sent then
money abroad.
"Truc," replied the premier. "but
they did so before my advent to power.
Sign0r Gioltti contcndcd he had
suppressed every form Of censorship
and that in no country in the world
was the press more at liberty than in
Italy.
"Rclations between employers and
men," he declared. 'is the most i'm
portnnt question before us. If we dc
not succeed in conciliating their inter
ests the country will witness economic
phenomena of the gravcst character.
during the war; he said. 'you
Socialists and myself had the same re-
l0tons with the NatiOnalists. | have
ordered the repression of all violence
regardless of which side fOmcnts it. y,
one can prove there is Il frcrr country
than Italy"
When the premier made this state
mcnt. Conservative and Catholi,
deputies shouted Russia" ironically
toward the Socialist side of the chamber
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18
ROOMS FOR RENT

ARCH ST "il5 u.NEIcN-Smr.. 4 ,Ion,-.
r""1s. 81 ~ ~ slnt.'ss '..nl. rhuu.
CIlESTNl'F ST, ""l" -- l.ura. i.ul,I,,
ruuWS.
DIAMOND 1907 I.-.u.r,.. ui.r.-n. r,..,,.
r"",ni ruunin+ "aI.I. h,'n. ,uuvrr. rnnm.
E,ul.rmcn.
rARKsIpG .,NE aoap . Ntsv up.ro.r,,..
room. "lI"su. I'k, all mpd M runyrn
irUr,s.
SPRUc'E ST, I3IN--$u.l, ,acanc,.s ellen
ulc Hight, couN' nirn,,s, hot water; rrA
soUab,e.
Spruce ST. IHIU -rxlr,urI> d.- roam.
and sui,"s hanl fuwu, uiN1r" baths
SPRUCE ST, IG35-Vry desirable rnors
Just brng opened; somn furnished '''
SPRUCE, 302i--Lurgo front room hand
somrlE furn. hus women or girl students.
Srhn hor GE militia III, LIZ o,y5 SgGYnGsror front
WALNUT, 30O5-Ncelv fuFn. rms soutbcrn
exposure. suit. : gentlemen; excel, table
10TH N. 1870, II O 4 E l. r u m C--Beau.
furn rooms, spotless clean. cleo nv
beat daily < weekly rates cony.so stations,
isss u, ss.n sass sssSS e.s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18
WANTED

CLOTHES HouGHr-licfor" you sell YOUR
discarded slns, oNrr,p"'s, trousers, etc.
drrss"s, ggt % our ne, n%w r,S nrf" nsl and You VIII
s." ma, WI ,r I"S rS"U N,ItI" SI'h None
Gn,d buyers call promptly uuywhcrr an,
tIIur. superior tlothiuS Co, y. W. cor
front and Market.
WE VAST 1t once household furniture
store fixtures office furniture; pay spot
c.,sh. honest ynlu". Phone us about il a.
Gus 42Ii. GA church, cor 18TH and cherry
IilI,II.ST rr!r!s p,tl for u'l Kind. furniture
l5IG T.. r." ave. lfrlar l7,i.
%I,\V aid secondhand iurnuur" huughl. sod
''nI, \ .h'"s'd H. Mills @I2l <"msin9ron
WE IN'T wumrn's ana mems worn clothing
a, hl.s can "r " 'ii" S37 lth Mar gas
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18

SEW AIA|ErNENr r"r p, nj. = rooms bath
lnu'h Iul-, lsdj estate. rIppsnI" s'a'ion,
\ irIE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18
LOST AND FOUND

BAR PIN--1.ost. on Nov. 10 ~ or near
Princeton, ~ j., bar pin aboIt 3is In.
long, diamonds set In plutlnum 500 rc-
smith. Smithville, y. 7. -....
PIN-Lost. small Sorority pin, arrow
shaped get In pearls, small chain. name
on back. Mrs. Peters, Jefferson Hospital
care Nurses Home.
MATCHBOX, lpdy's gold watch: good pin
attached: initials A. &c. y. on watch, lib.
eral reward. Return 70 1890 Wallace Ct.
WATCH--Wrist watch, square, diamond
and platinum. Return to Bailey. Banks q
Biddle. Reward
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18

OFFICE FI'RNITURE
Large lot Of desks, safes. files cabinets and
general office furniture. store fixtures.
We huv, sell and exchange.
pATTEN FURNITURE co.
LOCUST AM1O. ll27 ARCM ST. RICE e00G
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18

SHIPPING CLERKS. OFFICE MEN
RAILWAY EMPLOYEES
S3J TO 500 \ WEEK
No business Offers quicker advancement TO
executive position with hiph rav than
TRAFFIC. MANAGEMENT
FREE VOCATIONAL. COUNSEL
Write, call or telcphun" Walnu, STAT
Department of Vocational Guidance
Ia SAiIE EXTENSION rEINERSIrY
G1S Chestnut st. Philadelphia.
FOREMEN SrpERINTENDENTS
ENTER \ NEW PROFESSION
INDUSTRIAL MANAGERS earn S7I to
500 u week; Through organized training
and actually working out practical problems
you are fitted for important executive posi-
tionS. Cash In on your FDnrc time Phone
Walnut 5l3i. or write MIR. Barrett, 300
Washington BLDG, for an appointment.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18
General

-.--.. - GREENEWAl,DS s -...s,,,
SPECIALIZED EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
APPLICATIONS SOLICITED from office anc
factory executives, men and women; account
nntS, juniors, seniors. semiscnOrs; socre-
tarles, boOlSkcepers, efficiency and production
mon, engineers, college and technical men
49,. --. SPECIAL
TRAFFIC man, experienced pipc fittings.
BOOkkEEPER. take charge mfg; exp.
SEIlsETARY, rapid, accurate stcnog., $40.
SALES MGR, exp, washing machine line.
NO ENROLI,MENT CHARGES
. Applications from local residents only.
GrorncMnld = .nnrLlLL.-h .nrv.c-. $50 :. M
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18

WAITRESS wanted Main Line: near sta
ton. wages, Sla Address \ 32H, Led. on.
YOUN LADY p Experienced Itllo t-Fishcr
bookkeeping maChn" operator; one WITH
sTCr giving particulars us to oNpcrrnCr and
salary desired. a i02. Ledger Oni,".
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Crock Washrry Plant at iunbury. Pa; grab
bucket and recovery plant with capacity Of
100 tons :! day; also railroad spur connoc-
iiou and other valuable creek rights plant
now operating. Apply l.. q. Bergh -
[ 10 81 Sprl, rifE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18

TRACERs FOR ADJUSTMENT BUREAU
Those who show aptitude I'm this work and
are quick to acqIirc lnowIrdg" Of stQrr
service will he given every chance TO- ris'
Office, fourth floor. -,,,.,,,
GINIBEL BROrIlERS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18

Nonuuon mon IN Hoo and Cottrcll presses
highest wages labor trouble. special con.
irUrt write or wire agent, T. q. 30,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18
SEWING MACHINES
OLD GOLD

SHAVING MACHINES, new $50: easy pay
uruis. singer amd other makes. like new.
Ss ~ ST., ruIN guaranteed. 1876 y. 10th st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18

CASH PAID for Old gold. silver and Huriqu
clocks. Rogers. II :. l7th. Lurust l@lO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18
HELP WANTED--FEMALE
HELP wANTED-MALE

ACCOt'NTA NTS--A firm OF certified public
accountants with uld-Cstablished business,
wants juniors; in replying applicant should
state his experience on stan Of certihed pub
training. education and age. i 400. Ledger
Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18
USED AUTOMOBILES
Automobile Painting

The Martin-Alexander way OF tehnlshins
automobiles has proved the most economical.
There is no question about the superlor
beauty Of tho finish by the baking procepss
from the point OF durability, preseIyng tnss
deep. lustrous finish. The avoldance ~
cracking for an indefinite period justlnes tns
Increased cost OF frstclass work. we Keep
our promise as 20 delivery; our iacIiuos
Insure prompt service.
II Will prove an hour >,ell spent TO per
sohally inspect our work.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18

IDEAL HOrSEKEEPING apartments fn-
ish"I in enamel white. hardwood floors.
large living room with open fireplace. modern
BATH with huilt-in tub and shuwer; yapor
vacuum heating; perfect kitChenette: 40 per
cent loss work in these than the ordinary
apartments; SlGO per month with use OF
heated pi.rag". heat. hot water. and Janltor
service FREE: fun particulars by mail.
MAlRAN. DOLAfAN & co.
y. T.. cor. Rroad and Chestnut sts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18
PERSONALS

W0IJI In like 10 hear from some one who
knows anything % Msnda Griffin. 18TH
vyard city OF philadelphia Please cOmmuni-
cate with John Kruss. II, COS Chestnut s.
i,,,t, i.t ~ I-noyy where you are, Helen; an
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18
SALES SMEN

SAlI.SAlf.N
Oppor'uuitv knocks once at each mans door
but generally h. is down tn" street telling
some one of the good chances he has miss d,
Thlq minute opportunity Is knocking nj YOUR
door: with rs, after few days training,
YOU win un(vr the local field representing n
group Of tn rountry's most prominent hus-
rrss men; vour work. dicnidcd. fascinating
aud permanent. w!ll Yield weekly Commia-
sions inward Of $3.50: later you will be- Dc.
what YOU are doing makes no difference so
long az YOU, are a hiSh-typ" man SOUNDS
ad again then act. Call. 10 to 4,
SUITE COS. VAN DAM RLDG
10th and Market sts.
SAT,ESMEN-Wantcd. i've ambitious aalos.
men at once. between tho ages of - and
30. it requires men. Of clean character;
strong personality: II you ar" dlssatisa"d
outluOl for advancement Is small, call ard
SEQ US; experience not necessary Apply, 1N2
al, for Mr.. SoHod, --
SNIESNIi.N N-Non oC ability who would Ike
to hoCOm" snl"sm"n can hnd an "nror-
YOU in our own w''v, making YOU ~ efficient.
hgh-ciasA salesman, Capamr of ,"arnnE
smJ 'i' rosscss ahI!ity: "xpcrl"nco not cssnntiai
Gan GOT Nandlm Bldg. aftcr 10 a. m.
SNLESMEN
ThIIndrIrhia for strictly hIgn-Ciaas sllreman
who rar furnish highest references AMI So.
NTWpy I@5, Widcnor Hlds. 1890 H. IN or
Statesmen wanted for electric washers
2G4 y"rqf Nppy m s. st.
SAI.ESMANSHIP TAUGHT FREE
u yon are m9% W., Gmn"y%d S @ IN Ha,n iiG% Of WORK
hat Is or rcIu2n IL T3u r5r N% or %GH fo ar"
We OTTER YOU AN opportunity to Join our
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18

iOIpEN MOTOR EMPRESS ~ ". .,,...,., ,
a2-. Nurl rr~. y Y Wnn r., l.r, !
u'r..aU u.~. ur fWuirH" To- n, Y 81. ~
.r .inWi'. Nu,,wh, p -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18
HOWARD VINCENT


NIrrRoLA IN, incuqlng, l0.nGh double,
Is II handsome machine, with latest Improve.
mcnts; Sl.5O weekly. u. II. Todd. 1900
Arch st. and 1G23 Chestnut Open Monday
Friday and Saturday evenings. -l,
records. $50 10: tho outfit for one looking
for : good machine at small cost. il. II.
Todd 1905 Arch st. 1923 Chestnut. open
Monday. Friday and Saturday evenings
TALKING machines. new mahogany case.
Sl25; r"Eular price 5000; fully Guaran,%"d
r. q. Todd. 1900 Arch st Open Monday.
Friday and Saturday evenings -
PIANOs-$75 cpsh sS5 one dollar week for
magnificent S35O piano: been used: decided
barg3,in H. B Todd 1906 Arch at. and 1923
Chestnut. Open Mon. Fri. and Sat. evenings
NICTROLA VI with g 10-!nch douOle,fa
money u. g. Todd. 1909 Arch st. 1923
Chestnut. On"n Mon Fri. and Sat. cyenngs
$5OO-St0ry & C,erk ,SS-not, .player-piarU".
boaut Caso; used u short while: cost s7nn:
terms can he arrangCdi guar. II H. Todd,
1906 Arch. Opcn Mon. Fri. and Sat. cycgs
slO0-Knahc Angclus player. mahogany case;
can Tc airnn@cd. II = Todd. 1900 Arch
st 0pcn Mon, Fr! and Sat. evenings
s21O-- Erlrrson upright piano. Cunrantced
splendid condition. II. II. Todd, 1906 Arch
Oncn Monday. Friday and Sat. cycninGs.
Si5O-lcst"r upright; cost $500; .gua"an.
t,"d good cnmd.tion II. y Todd, 1000
Arch st. Opcn Mon, Fri. and sat. evenings
slOO- StoinwHy upright; cost $50; ,guarnn;
Arch. Omen Mon, Fri. and Sat. oy"ninEs.
MUST DISPOSE OF Shoemaker gold syring
square grand piano. 500. G03S Chest
nut a.. -
ALL m0kry monographs Repaired Nv racty
expert so!o'on" Ph"n co.. 1927 Oh smut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18

DIAMONDS E'T ojS ;@" f%2 20 T12%% s15Ssa 'p,@ ".a
uIe who have u dlumund
ROITCHT 'hGN MISh rrI"n ,a turn rd"1 Inc mG"y
I only McCI'TiTIEN
PRlNAlE TTrs, njfF. HT@ad '' @1i
Ihnslmnl Sls. nrLl MI M.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18

HUNTINGTON APARTMENTS. $ T. corner
Of Germantown ave. and Huntington ST.
NrHUd new, Latest improvements. gas ranges
heat; 3 and rooms and bath. $50 and SIS.
Columbia 1858
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18
HELP WANTED-MA1E

YOUNG MAN, stenographer and general
office work; must be above average in
tcligence: excellent prospects. salary SIS.
z 22S. Ledger Office. -------.---
YOUNG MAN for detail work in advertis-
ing dcpartmen Of newspaper; good chance
for advancement. 500 Mr.. Fitzpatrick, first
roor Public Ledger Building, 9th and Chest
YOUNG MNfI wanted over Is AeIrs, In
shipping dept; must give ref. Box p lO2,
LEDGER OffiC"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18
Martin-Alexander Co.
AUTOMOBILE REFINTSHERs
inn 100 tnn Dad OF

128-12S-13O Reed st.
Dickinson 220t Main 37s
latest model picrco "BG " T-passongcr
touring car in perfect condition; always
chnuiicu" driven, Westinghouse air sprngs
double DclCO ignition. new engine Installed
IN sumnwr run less than 1000 miles since,
I'm" leather uUhUlst'rcd. painted iirgc brown;
a car Of quality and striking distinction;
will sacrifice for $500 for quick sale; ~
dealers. i 33l. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18

UNUSUAL APARTMENTS Two rooms.
bath. Ntchcnette and ! rooms and bath
and purCh,s surrounded by large grounds:
eXc"ptionally modern. Apply on premises
l99 ". Mannheim st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

DRESSAiAKER, colored. desires work by
day, out or work at home: references.
1905 Poplar st. Philadelphia Pa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-08-20
zDRAVOVEDA
5. F. Z. /. s.

DIR. Frederick M. Allen 2 Rookie.
fellerovho institiita New Yor-
ku pominule roxy zacal hlasat'
liecenie cukrovej nemoce hladc-
vanfm, a NAL i1spech vo vel'kom
poete pripadov.
Dl'a dra. Allena prvym krokom
k lieceniu je postenie - lepsie
v posteli - kym cukor nevymi-
zne mocu potion "a "a do 45
hodin dlhsie. Potom nasleduje
pozivanie l'ahkeho tekhtinoveho
pokrmu vel mi pomaly a opatrne.
Dieta musi byt primerana ku po-
vahe jednotliveho pacienta, hla-
wynn vsak je, ably moe Dol dplne
cisty Cd cukru. Kazdy priznak
cukru je znakom ku novemu po-
steniu.
Nov epostenie moze sa vyzado-
vat cd dvoch do desat dni, me-:
sa moe ocisti od cukru, ale po-
tom ziadne postenie vyse dna.
V diete treba uvazit' fakta,