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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16
OrIqIn Of "Pln Money"

fo. the Editor II the Evening Public Ledger:
sir--In several letters which have ap-
peared In tie Peoples Forum note
reference made to allowing the wifa pin
money. and It has caused mo TO wonder
as to the origin Of this word or EXPRESSION.
W. L. HAINES.
PHILADELPHIA November IT. 1890
Tho expression originally came from the
allowance which n husband gave his wifo
% purchase pins several centuries ago. for
pins were known and used as long ago as
1s47 a. d. At one time pins were quite
expensive SO that onh wealthy people could
anord them. and theJ were saved 30 care
fully they were considered luxuries. BY a
curious law the manufa auturers of pins
we're not allowed to sell them on January
and OF each year. 30 when those days
came around the women. whose husbands
nuld AFFORD II. secured pin money from
them for future use. Pins have become 90
very cheap In these days that we are rather
r"'"ss with them but the expression has
continued to live. although today when used
II means any allowance OF money which
n husband gives q wife for her personal ex.
penses.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16

MOYER.--On Dec. is 1920, ALLEN II
MOYER. Friends invited to services NJ
Grace Reformed Church, 11th and Hurs'S
viewed at residence sl26 n. Park ave
Sun. after p. m. Int. Selersviie Mon
p. m. Train leaves Columbia ave II 40
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16
Banks Familiar Poem

'oI " 'ho hoeh'no Fuoho LenoeT'
y. ~. H. asks for the poem con
'""s ~ IRE iines
ohs 70 hail that season
NY a"teo minds foretold.
".en man snail live by reason.
anu not alone by gold.'
remember tho first four lines OF tbs
nVe Tor those who love me.
4, ror those who know me true:
'oI the heaven that smiles above me
anu awaits my spirit. too
]. b. BUTTON.
rrahktord. Pa. December 7. 1920.
wuAr ,,,,r no,
, AVE foN
i've Ter those who love me.
70, 'nose L Know are true.
~. 'ne heaven that smiles above me.
awats my spirit tooi
III .ne human Tics that bird me,
E IN. ,no ASKS oy God assigned me.
.s' orMnt hopss iert oehind me.
' tue soou 'nat can do'
= ,,,,
NY NY 70 ieaIh tneir story.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16

MICHEAU.-On Dec. 18TH FLORENCE
L.. daughter OF Mary and the late Daniel
f. Micheau. Relatives and friends are in
vitGd 70 the service on Saturday afternoon
at Q o'clock at the residence OF her mother
1909 Hamilton st. Int private -,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16

.,DoNAHUE. = Dec. II. 1920. BRIDGET,
ite OF me late Patrick Donahue. Funeral
Saan, $50 a. M. from her late residence
-pso S Federal st. Solemn requiem mass ST.
narIes thurch 10 n. m. Int. private, New
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16
nAIj Free and Euuai"

| n sAe Editor Of tho Evening Public Ledger:
Ars-There are two considerat tions TO
which the incoming administration should
| siye attention. The nrst Is to compel every
person who receives an income Of taxable
PROPORTIONS TO pay an income tar. no mat
tsr II they be President. congressman. SEN
.tor or the state and municipal exemptees.
who are proftinE by tho class legislative
/ feature Of the present law. My contention
Il and has always been that to exempt any
mart OF the constitution which declares "aii
fr,s and equal There cannot be any
equality as long as tho law makes fish,
Of one and flesh" Of the other.
The weak argument Of the congressional
bodies, relating to the Presidents salary.
ss with others. such as Judges Of tho
courts. etc. that they shall receive full sal
aries, undisturosd by the income tax, 10 asi-
nine reasoning. as the tax is not collected
at It's source but after the salaries have
been paid. The government has no intor-
est in any SALARY after Il passes into the
t.ntion 10 that all exemptions on tho per-
ssns, income tax are Illegal. and persons
sued for nonpnyment have legal defense.
backed by the constitution.
Tho second thought relates TO an eSemp-
t,on on payments made BY homo buyers on
mortgages, this to apply only to those buy
Ing homes for their own use and not for
those buying homes for speculation, and
credits to any member of the family who 10
helping toward purchasing tho home. no
matter In whose name the title may be.
Renters should rsceive exemption on the an
nuai paid. These concessions will only be
fair because OF the bonds that are exempt
from taxation and favcrabl to the moneyed
elasses.
For the government to put out tax-o1empt
bonds seems to be n matter of unfair busi-
ness competition, and takes advantage OF
t,nd. and Inyestme for industrtnI uses
and diverts capital to the favored bonus
end imposes more difficulty upon the indus.
trial financial field
There 10 TO need OF me suggesting sub
stitute methods for tax changes. az above.
because they present no hardship on the In.
come OF the government. One adds to the
iroorre. and a uniform sales tax and a sub
stsnt!ai tarifr will help . lot.
J. r. NJ.
Philadelphia. December 10. 1920.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16

movies with lady. and cannot help but
c7nveire. let Il be In a quiet tone. without
making gestures or laughing out loud. II
alone. do not mysteriously talk to yourself.
hocnuse II disturbs those seated near you.
Do not laugh out loud, nor gisgie In n
silly, puerllo manner at everything you see
Do not whistle or sing the airs rendered by
the orchestfa or organ. because II denotes
childish Vaciiiatitn. Unreasonabiy mistimed
applause by stamping the floor, acoompa MED
by shriii whistles. is not only offensive and
dispieasinE. but a display that surely pro.
vokes aversion. Those who read aloud every
lino thrown on the screen are suffering from
rattleheadedtess and, OF course. are un.
steady. IL you 10 not wish to pay strict
attention to the performance. get out. for
those around you do.
c. T. SPRINGER.
Philadelphia. December 10. 1920.
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Philadelphia. December ia. 1920
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Nations at League Conference

To the Editor OF the Evenin0 Public Ledoer:
sir--would you kindly name the forty-ons
nations now represented at the Geneva con-
ference OF the League OF Nations
C. L. CRANE.
Philadelphia. December 10. 1920.
The following list was given out under
date OF September IS, 1920:
Argentine Republic. Belgium. Bolivia.
Brasil. British Empire. Canada. Australia,
New Zealand. India. Chile. China, Colombia,
Cuba. Czecho slovakia. Denmark. France,
Greece Guatemala. Haiti. Hedja.. Italy,
Japan, Serbia, Liberia. Netherlands. Nor.
way. Paraguay. Persia. Peru. Poland, Por.
tusal. Rumania. Salvador. Slam, Spain.
Sweden. Switzerland. Uruguay. venesueia.
Panama and South Africa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16
Combination Of FIoure.

To the Editor Of the EveninD Public Ledoer,
Sir-Here In something for clever reader,
the Peoples Forum to compute: How
many different combinations can be made OF
the figures /. 2. 8. 4. 5. 0, Z. 8. 0, 0. using
tho ten figures each time and not using the
same nsurc twice In any combination? A
says that II will be closer to n thousand than
hundred. and p says It will be closer to a
hunaroa: c. l.. w.
Philadelphia, December 49, 1920
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Chorus

but then. II was said In the moonlight,
When ono hardly knows what to say:
And many's the vow that is broken
ihats made meath the moons silver ray
Again In the moonlight we wandered.
The season was waning once more;
but somehow. longed for the nonsense
wed whispered one short year before
We talked Of the dancers and music,
Ana who the next couple might be.
But never word was there spoken
of what had been promised to me.
Alone In the moonlight I wandered.
Nor Needed the music nor glee;
And longed. as the future I pondered
One form mid that gay throng TO see.
My love said we neer could be welded
Because twas so nice to be free;
Oh! how can ever endure Il,
Forever thus single to be?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16
High Cost Of Candy

., rnfor NJ the Epemtn0 Public Ledger:
. r-Ths Chicago papers announce that
na me public In refusing TO buy candies At war
ices demanding that dealers do likewise
80 pasiS OF present cost OF sugar, Having
n, n III 'he business. know that with sugar
r.r,. sent cost Of about eight and one-half
80 oased on the cost OF raw. hard
candles can be sold at thirty Cents . no"nS
ana cave good profit. ''D''
,rht, IN" public win refrain from paylng OK.
sa,n", prices. the situation will soon
N.HH N..v, nself. Homemade candles are NOR.
n.ns.n ul man mach that 10 bought. and our
me- WIZ readily furnish tho recipes for
S,.n 'hrouSh the columns devoted TO house.
th,a thns when requested. Let us break ur
Rr,. ~ F. JORDAN WALLACE.
, D'Sn mhwr, Pa. december o. 1920
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16

Letters to the Editor should b@ as
nvo ding anything that would open n
denominational or sectarian discus
sion. -
No attention will be paid TO anony-
nous letters. Names and addresses
must be signed as an evidence of
good faith, although names will not
oe printed II request is made that
they be omitted.
The publication OF n letter is not
to be taken as an Endorsement of It's
Views by this paper. VIZ
Communication will not be re-
turned unless accompanied by post
age. nor will manuscript be saved
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16
Poems and Songs Desired
Poems Wanted

To the Editor OF the Evening Public Ledger:
sir--Can any OF your readers supp'y m.
with the words OF a song entitled, ''Today
! am sixty-two." poem describing Mar
auette'S descent OF tho Mississippi: another
poem describing troopers life, called
''rrooping. and story about a convict
whose place In prison Is taken by a friend
so that the convict may visit his sich
motherf The convict returns and II 10 found
that he has been wrong 'uliy convicted, Con.
vict's name In Nathan Peel
SAMUEL T. BRANDON
Philadelphia. December Is, 1920.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16
A Train Prohlen

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger.
Sir-Pease print in your Peoples Forum
he following train problem:
Two trains are running on parallel tracks
at different rates of speed. When going
IN opposite directions they pass each other
In three seconds. When moving In the same
direction the faster train passes the other
IN twelve seconds. What is tho rate OF
zach. ~ the trains are 200 and lb2 feet
long respectively w. L. o.
Philadelphia. December II. 1920.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16
Song Supplied

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
sir-s. l.. Benson. under date Of Novem
per D. asks for song. and I inclose tn.
INES as i remember them. sung twenty Ave
years ago. L. L. KELLER
fhilade phia. December 8. 1920
Twas out In the moonlight together
We roamed by the beautiful sea:
ana softly we murmured sweet nonsense,
AS happy as mortals could be.
The spray from the breakers lay cleaning.
Like gems on the moss-coyered shore:
Then think 1t not strange that we promised
That night We would part nevermore.
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DOG. ~ LILLIAN NJ. bclov.d
daughter OF Amanda Freed and the ~

,,,u,.. 49, DC, - LILLIAN NJ. beloved
daughter OF Amanda. Freed and the late
2p. m 2ols f. Monmouth st. hit. ITos pr,ISts rT
Mt. Peace Gem, Viewing Thurs, S; eve p'''s'e'
and friends invited to funeral Sat. in''Hes % m
residence, 2oi4 Reed ST. Int. Fcrnwood Gem en-
Jacob Gabel. aged ST. ReINtives ana fSm ffiends Si
invited to attend funcrai St1S% ssTTcss ehIESh FT
HsToja sp q e RisS RIrGGssIy a., a. the apartments Of
p, GA;,TLmBsc 5;,6n 6,t% j., PHiiGs. 6"sbapa ,s% Of
"n,'ng m from %aI b,s IGSe iS,o hoS FuS5& ri
St. Int Oakland Gem. Remains NAV mayer Sr
"%Tsd GEoRGE RuG9EErs.. S. az S1ter Dp:s D. m 10, r,u
GEoRGE of 57iS whit6y S ave t''n sorviGs iSAC3s 1s
int al a ths Gonvenience Of the family. ''
nut ST. on Dec Iits csitsf oscAR nnsSsnS t"iS WaI Al;
Marie Il. Goering aged 30 years Funeral
satqrd%y from ii a, m to ':STS' p m, may call
org HHfE JHStETr at dRNGrEM !SGi M' sSsycan yeyFSn
Hsr, T M@erg i""i 6s, N p 18Th 5 St It apartments Of
MI$~ STanSs aTs GFAh%m nyl,sa aged 20 %atvSs and
EEs%a;sS9s H%SeF ls1i;ay4sS Ptas IF s ssr
GREG9 = Dec III" IL. H@MERH HSSNf H!j Gem; Gn;o,,.
s%n 9f AlesTt "@d Irene Gregg nSe RitGSGi@ea
hothtiNeh anu lIlenus, also knlghta of =,
broadway. Gloucester, n. Scr.,itoO 100 y
SS HSsH@ c%%dcn Si !2e r. j. FpSnS
Gag "G{RiFFiN Ef DEC, Z. z MARY AGNES on, aI'
En- InS% ,G GMGE9t5Ttney Widow Of NcHoHaMs
McDcrwott, Relatives and frismds i Mrsi John
y. 3ith st Mass OF requiem. ChHhe9 ChurrHhe o., SSi "a
John the EHangelist. 18th 81. above ChossttrNt st -
oSurch 10 al H. INT In family vault ADJOINING |
HABICHT.-At her residence 1907 ~,
mnpt nv S st. on On Dee 18TH. FLORENCE = 3 VIZ, VIZ,
are invited to the service on satnnrHGh ana friends
pH9n }%n az 9G,SS!oGk at the Oliver "mrT nsr
IS h4hHhESTPS2Mi-IA' THEGPoRh New York civ city, Dec.
Grace church. Gowen ave-. eu NJ NJ SERVICES at
SAT- HA&dI SR. n m. bnC Int: Iyy HI Gem ''' P"'a''
qeoT5S Due "n% nS,6 M'npIS ASIub"m % s%n
,HAzZARD, Atlantic City. 4" J"e gwen,
.NNA j. widow 1f william r. HaEzaD DSG. %fi ~
sS FSnsT T "sS sSrysea yEnn ana AT9a Clare as"d
81 Mt, Moriah Gem. Int. Mi Morhn MM1Uh chanel
HoLiA;-pec 10, HENRY, son "n SeIn.
at Gu.Ss fmd EiiSsdheth and ANGST Holia. ReIatyhnss we
l37, O. OF l. A, and employees of YfonMEii. No
stove Works are Invited TO attsndH harmony
tTI' ,Ms 10 a. m. TesldGnse OF his bro,hagtrr ,hgrH,
n.y. N.Y. prvSo SSSs rFSsTGS Srssa,i i2S IT.
JILLARD On Dec i4th'e ea' EN FEhNgEs; eye;
I!LlARD, JR., son OF Alexander All HDER y DER
y I,mnSs tGrS; ,rs %sfa i6v,, years Relatives ana
wood Gem. '' w. Int at Fern
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16
Van Dykes "Four ThIno.v

To the Editor Of the Evenin0 Public Ledosr.
sir-Probably the lines requested by c
N! N. Boone are Henry van Dykes "Fou,
Things" as follows:
-Four things u man must learn, IN do
II he would make his record true;
To think without confusion clearly.
To love his fellowmen sincerely;
10 act from honest motives purely;
To trust In God and heaven securely"
,., W. L. CURTIS.
Philadelphia. December 10. 1920
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16
CHAIN HOSTS
WANTED

WE WANT at once household furnit.r.
cash; honest value Phone az about I, -
Gust 42l4 Old Church cor i2th and ch.-sS
oLp clothing, shoes hats; We pay sos nor.
than othsrsi We call oity or country dsy
evening Write. call or phone DleLInsSL,
6lho Friedman hrns., llt$ South vi
ANY ONE having a second.han VIctroI. y.
. sale VIII G nmnuncAte with ca 10y
FL" n'""s 'nmr DIX j.. at ono. '"~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16
THE PEOPLES FORUM

This man who made mlrth for us ALL"
Can any of your readers locate them
for mel j. w. L.
Philadelphia, December I3, 1920.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16

M. T. A. asks for a poem cau.a ..r,,-
STRAY Dos. the hrst verse OF which Is. "'
"A masteress dog stands IN the stre,t
And shrinks in the icy blast.
AZ the pitiless night 10 closing In
And the snow goes drifting past"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16

o.. nd'or Of the Evening Public Ledocy,
hod. 10 no one In particular, ana, every.
can az, J." seneral bpt TO those whom the
wv "'' iHAv' put on. n YOU attend the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16
Who Wrote lInes?

To the Editor Of the Evsninp Public Ledoer;
sir--These lines are said TO be written
on the death of Eugene Fteldj - o,
Has he gone to tho land OF no IlauabterS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16

ID. d. f." asks for the poo,,
The Rum Seller s Legal Rights" hoatu
ming: oe8'h-
Go back to youi home. you are out OF vou,
place. 0A 'ou'
In public saloon. 'tis a shame and Al.
grace: N''
For q woman to put hersolf TIM. l., 4.
way. q" 'e
40 back to your closets to weep and te
pray e ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16
An Odd Xarsn

TO the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
sir-I am anxious to got an odd little
verse that is entitled "Pharisee and Sad
dueee. Can you print II In your EVENING
PrhLIc LEDGER Peoples Forum
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16
Before you kissed me

J. II: c. desires a poem by Sara Teasdols
entitled The kiss" which begins with thsns
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16

PHARrsEE AND sAppuCEE

To church the two together went.
Both doubtless on devotion bent:
The rarson preached with fluent case.
On Pharisees and Sadducees.
And as they homeward slowly walked
The lovers on the sermon talked.
And he-he deeply loved the maid
In soft and tender accents said:
Darling. do you not think that we
Arc Pharisee and Sadducee7''
She flashed on him her light blue eyes,
In one soft look OF voxcd surprise,
And then he FASTENED to aver.
He was her constant worshiper:
But Mary. I insist" said he.
That you are very fair. l see.
l know yoL don't care much for me.
And that makes me sad. you sec."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16

d. l. e. desires Il poem entitled ..,,,ss
lines: 'ht
miss Jones was a spinster OF forty or uor.
She had goods for the ladies' and Rooss 20,
the Eents. io'
And had whole fortune OF dollar. o,,
cents" '" ana
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16
SEWING MACHINES

msnt; ImnGtH sn..r MAGHiSE new. $50. cosy p~y.
% TO 'is' fully Niarsntssd iss NJ icssE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16
SALESAiEN-,1no

! :, MEEK I&ir IS WAT va. Y3U CAS- MAKE WITH
MHNR'N2 M5TR XMRf4iDPHlSr RRAffEPlr AME SEEb EENW EEN
EXPERiESCE Will sAA1ftEisHEM MI SALES
NOT H;II, ,ESSiSSESTIAL; NOT 4 sTuCK on AZ H. Is
ESTATE sIi, PRoPoSITIoN, SEE EpsNiiHtGNIfhi'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16

II you are lmbs!ious and feel that Va, .. =.
sell, come In and see US. We have ~ can
ture f,r s"yeral tcd'hlo ndrd. arnh,tious Isn ru-
OF highly paid snlesinen who are cors,an,SSs an,SSs
be ns promoted 70 bigger and better thlnsnsE
business and help you make vanG YOU mo
70 M, eO4 Vsndam Bldg 10Th ana SS,trr Srrr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16

sAhhSMEH wanted to sell balats o,,.
MoEen. ana canvas stitched bsitinR 'VIu y
cnm,nIss,onh crSmSrsS,Oh hnl conveying on Strictly
value proved experience pfcfeFreJ bu, "nen %
essehtisL Dawson Betting Co. 25a UronnI' ny
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10, s----j---
an onI'n mvn 20 seil electric washing machinss "a
NncuuH cleahersi only live wlrcs; eTcebtInTn''' T'''
a. MI Noli. ~" '-2 nth
81 .,u,J,nh hN.IMi,l tC1rA two young men tl,o
asD1isis" pn u,s VINO can show proper ere.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16

sTENOGRAPHERS-W have several very
desirable openings for both Cxperlenc ed
ana inexperienced StCnographers. Sears.
Focouck Co, Roosevelt Boulevard
TfPlST--G!rl. familiar with Underwood ma.
chine. for clerical work; no stenoHraphy
Apply 70 Mr.. Mckeon. Public Ledger Office
9th and Chestnut s's
TYPiST-Msn or woman with Are insuranc
-ehpcrience See Mr, Crosby ass Walnut
WOMEN Wanted. wclI-reconmended
, PROTESTANT women for cook. waitress and
chamh"rmaid. l52 W Walnut lane. Gtn.
YOUNG woMES--we desire tho servicss OF
several weli-cduCAted young women In our
general clerical department: typist o. hook
keeprg experience preferred. Ssars-Roe.
fuek Co. Roosevelt Bonly.rd.
YOUNG WOMAN in inspection and Wrapping
department: dry goods store experience pre
fsrred. D. F. Devices. ll22.24 Chestnut 1t.
General
MAKE MONEY AT HOME-You can earn
wri,Inma rirTm u 20 s2 an hour IN your spare time
,"r.Iing snow cards; quickly and easily
learned; nni no eanvassinE: we teach you how
ehd sell your work, Write today for full
ppartiSr'1rs 90 American Show Card school
2s- pyrle Bldk. Toronto. Canada.
BUSINESS SERVICES CO.. Iii8 Land Title
--Cierks. typists. stenos.. ,Ts0. $1,000
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HELP wANTED-MALE

/ w <A4N L LGb-UuhLE
oTHioHS pioymsn,' pSy wrH'ca: Ns TG96 pay steady
rshdsn, SSak:E City cab 2o 2eonIf vim. vfiSe'rin IT.
COLLECTOR and salesman for ra,,sh,.
lIeweiry credit house; good permanent poe
Fqhrman Son: i44 ESirs% RroaS%ayW WTis sns.s00 to A
JOB COMPosIroRs, two, for cnrn-no--1c,
prirting department. Trenton FoIdinSS GA
co. feaCe and Laisyette Ets.. Trenton n y
MAN efper'ePSrd SsYn on masIoal !nstTgmSnIs
nj Ing, scarsk'"buck Co. KooscveiI EouIe.
MAN ,xp"riene-d, in suburban bank, soT5s
knowlrdse Of trust department. p sa4
Ledger ofnce.
n$$FEE' &&&NE$%TEp F9E IL EfEhHfT8tc fG8R
TEST ALILEoSN,EHST0 ANY HTS FOOL ANP SFrE3$M EG3MPE T.
0THiERS NEED APPLY p S26, LEDGERR
RyETERS and c"uIkers, experienced on
ply to Edward Ryan T. . 10y 9O4 Wpn.
lRmsport. Pa. ""-
SALES IAN
sclr- respecting salesman. whoa o-rhl,,,,, !
is beyond h.s present p,Goe may rnd u,"Ts
congental employment with US ana n, ,"',bne ~ !
man Ct cl,au character, sound In rDirt 's =
body OF strong personality who would - mp
concern where Industry Would Be- rtwsTtnf ssSTtmf
ried men proterred. Apply "7iOo"| 7io wisESsrr imSrc
sohsd ''' al.
SA l..SMAS for electric vacuum ,lennor -, |
electric washing machines; only capable
re!'ahe man considered. EoUd oppOTtun ~ ~, ~
liNe-w,Te, excellent chance for adynn|s,pp.rrU,'
inquire MF' jackson llos Walnut ST., o !
statesmen. ATTENTION,
II You are ambitious and feel fha, ,
seII' come IN ana see US, We have a 81. -" -"
Iure ( r verAl tcd.hlo ndrd. arnhtIous ,siu- iu-
mem this Is an opportunity 10 toin 'puhs
u highly paid salesinen who are cors,,SSs an,SSs
De ng promoted TO bigger and bettsr 'kh1pnlIE
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RADIATORS
Office Partition. Railins,Fur
FURS! FURSl FURSi

Goats and scarfs at worry low prices: Il will
Once ~ y. 10th st. Open evenings iii
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Ut T u 7 7 FURNITURE
Large lot or desks safeS. files. cabinets and
general otnce furniture. store fixtures
PATTEN FURNIrURE Co
LOCUST 500. ll21 ARCH ST. RACE 2gos.
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MOORE. On Dec. 10. 1920. DoRCAS,
wife of Samuel d; Moore. Relatives and
day. at p. m. at her late residence 2Ti4
Parrish ST. Interment private. Mt Moriah
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16

SA .ESMAN for electric vacuum sleancr a.,
electric washing machines. only CnpaHis
re"ah1e man considered, EoUd opportunity To-
Nre-w'Te excellent chance for adynn%eT,yn.trT,' tT'
Inquire Mr., Jackson, llOs Walnut
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$5 Up-OVERCOATS-S5 Up

5000 nno up:to- date overcosts. some tailor.
made: wonderful assortment 20 select from
W. -.e-.. Low ONce. llth and Arch nts
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OHANI.ON;-Dec. O H. HELEN v, wiz, Of
Vincent +. OHanlon, and daughter OF John
and Mary McFndden, aged 23 years Rsis-
tircs and friends invited 20 funeral Sa. \
u, m. 344l Chestnut st. Mass at ST. James
Church. 3sth and Chestnut. Int. Holy Cross
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Suggestions TO Movie Patron.

"'Sn mawr, Pa. December o. 1870