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n TICKET TO ST. LOUIS.

am a schoolmaster. | am not c,rp
ing living for myself and family
though my position is counted Il good
ono. snail be schoolmastcr till /
ole: L havo chosen teaching as my
service and am too old to change. NV
three sons will not be schoolmastcrs
before thG, war l was able 20 make
ehds meet. L could then devote all
my time and energies to the duties of
my position. Then came increase of
passenger rates, and war tax added
and L and my family have since stay
Ell home. [ even bought several Libcr
W Bonds and my children bought war
savings stamps a the beginning.
Thcn came also increased freight
rates anu OF cost of food, and I and
my boys began gardening Then came
also increase OF wages and decrease of
competence in artisans, and / and my
boys began doing our own repair
work--carpcntry, plastering, roofing
d'tch'd digging, etc But staying al
ways home, and raising beans. and
liking spouts is not what | am paid
lot doing. nor does 1t &c. the hest re
suits from tho long training | have
had. And ever since the close of the
war L have been vainly hoping to b.,
allowed to devote my time again to
my teaching and research; for l am
first and last scEoolmnstcr.
Tho war having ended moro than
II year ago. thought | should like to
go TO the meeting OF the American AS
ISOLATION for the Advancement of Sci
ence ut st. Louis to meet ny coleag-
ues from the other universities and
10 talk over plans for the future. Now
Mt tho last the poor old decrepit u.
S. Railroad Administration, which
l verify believe, has done moro than
any other single agency to increase
tho cost OF living, decides that this
association is not educational. There
foro Its members are not entitled to
tho reduced fare previously granted
to those attending meetings, religious
charitable. educational, fraternal or
military character B." This, the equiv
alcnt OF cents per mile, which was
full fare before the war, may De
granted for truly educational gather
, ings, such rs those OF public kinder
GartncrS; but it is not for such as
we are: wo pay cents per mile
, with war tax added or we help the
, railroads by staying at home.
Such is the Judgment OF Il high
official iii that administration (Mr.
Gorrit Fort, assistant directory who
is doubtless provided with n salary
adequate to support him and his
, famEy while he renders sucn hccis
, ions. Hear him "Thc term 'cGucat-
, lonaP taken in its broad sense could
he construed to cover 4 very large
iumber Of conventions 1t was ncces
sary, therefore, to res riot its def
milton, and this was done by confin
ing it to those conventions having to
do, with elementary education such
, IS meetings Of school-teachcrs.
This is the last straw.
SCHOOLMASTER
Science"
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PANIC IN MEXICO CITY.

Tho panic in tho capital among tho
ignorant CLASSES was indescribable.
Many OF tho people fled from their
homes and noEKed to tho churches.
Tho IndiaEs IN tho suburbs hurried
60 the shrine OF ahG Virgin OF Guatla-
lupo.
From T0iucn,. CuGrnayaca and Pue
bla como xTSiIaar adyiccs of panic
Slight damage was done to the poor
iy constructed homes of tho poor poo
pic. Panic reignea IN various cities
and villages In tho State of Vera Cruz
whcro thn peoplo left their homes
and spent She night in the streets.
Tho dnnan2sc in Mexico City was
limited 20 CRACKS in the larger build
ings. There were no deaths and none
or tho inhabitants was injured.
While altc government observatory
has not dncfaed what caused tho
shocks. rezszass received from Cordo
ha. State Of Nera Cruz assert that
thoy Wcre due Co khc volcano Oriza--
ba aiilAnspgA th1 xneagar dispatches
contain nSAhi1a: regarding possible
oraption or n volcanic disturbance.
Tho shocks wer9 felt heavily among
tho touHS afsng tho ridge valley in
Mexico Who're axe capital. which is in
the oenler oT tha valley was not at
fected Severely
Late rukssqas received here say
that tho &oaath Tfst In San Juan, Cosco
matepes% wszs augmented as "A result
or tho Csaasnae Of The church tower
which crszsssa an upon the crowds
gathered EsssNas che edifice TO pray,
following ahe first shock.
Vera GsUx city iB without water,
while tho sishtIng systems OF Oriza
la and SassEa are out Of commission.
n ropexa srau Orizaba says it is be
ltovod tue saaTaa. ono bound for Mex
leo Ciay and tao ether for Vera Cruz
were &essksrS By the ohock.
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$4,000 ENDOWMENT PAID

Newport News, Va, Dec. Is 1919 .
This Is to certify that have re-
ceived from John Mitchell, Jr., Grand
Chancellor Of the Grand Lodge Of Va
Knights Of Pythias N. A.; S. A.; T..
A.; A. and A. ($150.00) Ono Hun.
dred and Fifty Dollars in payment OF
the Death Claim Of Brother John II.
Porter who was a member of Lily OF
the Valley Lodge No. 40 Of Newport
News, Va, Signed:
MARY PORTER.
Beneficiary.
Witnesses: ;,
l.. I. BURRELL.
JOSHUA DAVIS.
LEE RAULS.
E. S. KEEN, d. D. G. G..
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$4,000 ENDOWMENT PAID
Newport News, Va. Dec. % 1919

Newport News, Va. Dec. % 1919
This is to certify that I have re-
ceivcd from John Mitchell, Jr., Grand
Chancellor of the Grand Lodge of
Va. Knights Of Pythias N. A.; S. A.
E.; A.; A. and A. ($300.OO) Three
Hundred Dollars in payment Of the
Death Claim Of Brother w. M. Rain
ey, who was member Of Langston
Lodge No. 1872 of Newport News, Va
Signed:
GERTRUDE RAINEY,
Beneficiary
Witnesses:
n. G.. GIBSON.
MRS. MALISIE NIX
w. II. BARLOW.
Il. l.. WHITE. 80.
r. b. FLETCHER.
T.. S. KEEN, D. ID. G. C.
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"ANTED-A Liveo Canvasser. male
or female. Much money can b,
made by the right party. App,
311 North Fourth Street, Itlu..
mond, Va.
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Tho Greatest Invention OF the Age

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$4,000 WORTH OF COUPONS

Pair Of Blankets.
Pair of Shoes.
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Bath Robe
Georgette Crepe Waisa.
Signct Ring.
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l.ocket and Chain.
Cut Glass Water Pitcher. a.....
Fountain Pen with Gold Trimmings.
tfalt- dozen Silver Knives and Forks.
Watch Charm.
Watch Fob.
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Mirror.
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Late Style Hat for Either Sex,
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Electric Iron.
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Mckenzie of Illinois; Smith of Idaho
Timborlake and Taylor Of Colorado
wero farmers boys. Dr.. Simeon d.
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5000 WORTH OF COUPONS


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Pair Side Combs.
Box Writing Paper.
Box Toilet Soap.
Fancy Apron.
HaIf-dozen Glasses.
$1,000 WORTH OF COUPONS.
Centre Piece.
Three Turkish Wash Cloths.
Whisk Broom.
Water Sct-Four Glasses and Pitcher.
Box of Handkcrchiefs.
Tool Chest.
Gran:,e Dish Pan.
One Pound Pet Coffee.
Two Tickets to Movies
$4,000 WORTH OF COUPONS.
Four Bath Towels.
Half-dozcn Thin Blown Tumblers
Half-dozen Cups and Saucers
One Pair Boot Silk Hose.
Half-dozcn Copies Of Sheet Music.
BOX Writing Paper.
Collar.
Neck Tie.
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Two Pairs Boot Silk Hose.
Coal Scuttle.
Girls MILDLY Tie.
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Gentleman's Scarf.
Shovel "A
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Chocolate Set.
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Black Sateen Underskirt.
Lady's Umbrella.
Fountain Pen.
Pair Silk Hose
Bottle of Perfume or Toilet Water.
Pair Oriental Beads.
Three Pairs Gentleman's Hose.
Pair Shades.
Door Mat
Half-dozen Knives and Forks.
Half-dozen Spoons.
Pocket Katie.
Scarf Pin.
Hat Pin.
Bed Room Slippers.
Serving Tray.
Hair Ornament
Box of Best Chocolates
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SATURDAY. JANUARY 1T. 1890.
CASUALTY as&lOIeTS SHOW MORO
XTsAH 100 DEAD.
Vera SFHM Suffered Moro Than Any
0asaer HoEtion From Earth
MEASUREMENTS DEsENsITIzED
In Various Cities and Villages Scared
Residents Spont tho Night in
Streets ard Churches, Whilo In
dams EaurTicd to Shrine.
INSTRUMENTS
DESENSITIZED
MoxicS Cuy. January 4.-Incou

MoKiesS Ciiy. january 4.-Incom-
plcto pross reports indicate that tho
State OF Vera Cruz suffered more than
any ottaos section although aoismic
disturbances varo felt throughout the
entire roQzsnlic- Advices from Cor
doba say That thirty dead have already
been acooanted for in tho village or
San Junu Coscomatcpcc, where many
houses uoro destroyed. There are
uncoRfiImssa reports OF u similar ca
tastropho II; shc village OF Huatusco..
At Jalapa Furthor north, fifty vic
timB or uRo earthquake have been
counted Including numerous dead.
Lack of communication with the
other suoaI GOWNS and villages i'll
tho thes1er og tho disturbance makes
ovon approximately estimates OF tho
casualties iRap0ssibte-
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Half-dozen Photographs.
Rooster.
Flash Light.
Toy Engine and Cars.
One Years Subscription to Richmond
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$4,000 WORTH OF COUPONS.
Shirt Waist.
Umbrella.
Scarf Pin.
Leather Hand Bag.
Pair Skates.
Pair Earrings.
Set Beauty Pins = .'..
Silver Card Tray.
Rings with Birth Stone.
Serge Skirt.
Pa lamas
Clothes Hamper.
Ham.
twenty-five Pounds Sugar.
Ham Boiler.
Percolator
Chafn Dish.
Smoking Set.
Box Cigars. .'"a~.
Carpenters Tools. T. ="
Lawn Tennis Set. ~'|.;'7
Croquet Set. "'a.Gg
Kid Gloves. =" ~ Fr1
Rocking Chair. ~l1J@lLsfWa
llalf-dozen Silver Spoana,
Lace Bed Set. |t1Y
Webster's Dictionary. i " nv
"-+'- 1900 rrxars
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GENHggkAr. ALARM RESULTS.

Tho earthquake caused great alarm
in tho large citioe. Marine disturb
ances havs occurred Off Vera Cruz
city. and ssure were some casualtics
thcro although tho number la not
known with coEsidcra ble destruction
OF propefky- a
From San joan Coscomatepec 1t la
reported Thai ahc shocks still contin
ucd Sunday Information secured
from tho government observatory ut
Tacubaya shows that there wore
distinct ahocsB the strength OF which
desenslttsea Lhs Instruments The
first shock. which occurred ut 9:A5
O'Clock Saturday evening lasted five
minutes Tho second at 1926 p NJ,
was very h1icf but or terrific intensi
ty and wxz accompanied by terrifying
subiorranoaR noTses- Tho third shock
ut 1l:0l o'clock was not discerniblo
except tv iha seismograph-
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Newsstand.

Mr Mdwaro Dnuu.iass. L. I,
val Street, agent Tor u.- -.
handles all Kinds OF ns~sss4sS.A
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HELP wANTED-MALE


STENOGRAPHER AND FILING CLERK,
WITH SOME UNDERSTANDING OF
LIBRARY SYSTEM AND SOME EXPERT
ESCE IN EMPLoYMENT. DEPARTMENT..
AS ASSISTANT TO EMPLOYMENT MAN
AGER; STATE SALARY REQUIRED,
2UALIFICATIoNs, AGE AND EXPERT
ENCb, P. Q. BOX ISIS NORTH PHlLA.
STBNoGRAPHER-A-1 stenographer. with
Inacntnerv or engineering experience TO
become assistant to executive in large en-
gneertng sales office; excellent opportunity
tor right man; salary commensurate with
ahiltty. 400, Ledger Office.
THREE TIME-sTUDY MEN wanted thor
oughly experienced In rate setting in auto
mobile engine production; this work is Just
starting; large field for capable men. Apply
in person or by letter to NJ A. Vining
THE W1LLYS OVERLAND co
Elyra Ohio
lOS0g,lsMAk Sg,LSM AkERS-Chevrolet Motor Co.. Flint
Mich. wants at once 80 experienced tool
makers: good wages: no labor troubles: state
full narttculars in first letter
YOUNG MAN. not over 20, with fair edu.
cation wanted for position in bond house;
excellent opportunity for advancement IL
you are a worker. 400, Ledger Office
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SPRUCE, 1912. Holm ehurst = Double and
single vacancies; beautifully furnished
running water: private bath; electric lights
a nd phoues
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-29

GREENWALD's

Sl5.ooo YEARLY STRAIGHT SALARY
APPLICANT MUST BE UNDER 80 and
possess rare organizing and administrative
ability; should have previously handled a
large selling force and be able to further
advance and build UP all ready well.
equipped, manufacturing and sales orsani-
zation, doing a business Of several millions
yearly; should be familiar with the manu-
featuring or commodity line must show a
previous earning capacity. of the above
amounti high-grade man only, who can sub
NIT clean record. that will stand the most
thorough investigation Applications, first
by letter only, covering age experience and
product concern. $4,000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-29

GROOM Femidetaehed stone house. bath, Q
toilstu elec. lights. laundry; hot-air heat:
p0ss FEB. 4, q, l.. Pennock. i65 w. Essex
ave. Phone so,
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ACCOUNTANTS

JUNIORS AND SENIORS. familiar with
banking. foreign exchange, exporting busi-
ness, stores accounting, familiar with stock
records manufacturing builders and enEi-
neers equipments several attractive open
ingS fer men and women experienced in the
secretarial and stenographic lines: excellent
salaries; local prominent concerns, sect. and
stenog with legal training; stenog export
business. stenog mfg. corp. stenog. and
cern, head bkpr. and office mgr, cost ac-
counting, assistant bkprs: bkro. and of
nee manager, knowledge Of mfg. cost work
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-29
COMPTROLLER
GnnnA VII ny

ShouId have some public accounting exs
perience and able to supervise the installa-
tion OF an up-to-date manufacturing cost
accounting system. well qualified on up-to-
date accounting methods, federal tax and
government reports, statistics. etc; high
grade men only considered
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SUPERINTENDENT

A HIGH-GRADE RETAIL STORE
HAS AN OPENING FOR SUPER
ISTENpENT OF UPHOLSTERY
AND pRAPERY woRKRooM, AP-
PI1cANr MUST BE CAPABLE OF
ESTIMATING AND SUPERVISING
MEDIUM AND HIGH GRADE
WORK. NJ 43l. LEDGER OFFICE
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GooDYEAR's
WONDERFUL EXPANSION
is aftordinE
unlimited possibilities to large number Of
skilled man in good physical condition.
LIVING WAGES
PERMANENT WORK
Good working conditions.
Educational advantages
A chance TO live and grow
NO LABOR TROUBLE
Our present permanent openings includ.
All-sround machinists.
General repsirmen.
Bench and Floor.
Carpenters
Sheet-metal workers
Pipeftters
Blacksmiths
Toolmakers
Electric welders
and
Handy men.
Apply in person or communicate
at once with
THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER CO
! Akron. Ohio
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APARTMENTS WANTED

yo1r ARE INVITED to list your vacant or
Iobe-yacant apartment with the Sherwood
Ansrtment Agency, 225 S. Broad st. Phone
Walnut 317 1t is quite impossible to fill the
requirements OF our many applicants with
out your hearty cooperation
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-29
ROOFING AND IRON AWNINGS

ROOFING and shect.metai work Of all kinds
now methods for repairing leaky roofsi low
cost; estimates given. Grossman. loVf N.
10th st. Poplar 1887 w.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

ANY SIZE-PRlCE No OBJECT
Pawn Tickets for Diamonds Bought
KELLY & CO, a32 CHESTNUT ST,
-lllta 3l-n2 ONer Chllds KestAurAnL. PrlNai
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DELICATESSEN restaurant. with fixtures
and equipment, 200 seats. established
years on the best corner In one of the most
prosperous seashores: doing great business mess
Apply Gould, 500I n. Broad ct. Phadel'
phia. Phone Wyoming 1918.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-29

CLorHlHa SALESMAN
Experlsnoed clothing and furnishing sales.
wen Tor retail store In New Jersey; one
sour from New York;. one competent 20 as
suine charge, State full PARTICULARS lnasr'
Nd 81 sfngle1s references and salary az
recttd Pera1nal stnt eri1ew Will hN. afINnsed
lai9f. A. sAl46 Co. keyport ~ ~
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WANTED TO RENT

Desk room In downtown office with small
storage space IL possible: use OF phone.
Write stating price and particular. MsT.
Brandt Mfs. Co. 1913 Bay St. Toronto,
Canada.
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HELP wANrED--MALE

'LERk. high school graduate. for factory
work Apply. John Bromley & Sons. Front
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
WEST PHILADELPHIA

BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT in the Sstterle
Apartments. 48th and Chestnut up-to-
d.tn finished in mahogany and white
throughout, rooms, baths, large living
room, pantry. etc: newly Spapered and
nointed. Immediate possession: convenient To-
allan: minutes TO city Hall. William
- dickson Co. "6l s. J2d st
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STAMPS AND COINS

STAMPS, PACKETS, DIME SETS
PIIILA. STAMP CO.. 21 8, l7th at.
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PIANOS, PLAYERS. TUNING, ETC

VICTRoLA XVI. $3.50; latest type vio,rola,
~ having extra large cabinet. equipped with
spring motor, with automatic brake all
metal parts gold plated; tone absolutely per-
living artist; cash or terms Call or write
Heppes UPTOWN Stores. cor. 9th THOMPSON
VlCTRoLA Xl. $3.50; large cabinet victrola.
having newly improved ball bes ring tone
arm aud automatic brake; most popular re.
produclnE instrument ever manufactured
Reasonable PAYMENTS Victrolas from ss .s'"u sa5 ul
Heppes Uptown Stores, cor. 9Th & Thompson.
has L. ST. sa s Tsndertp stapda4g Sy
which sl monographs are Judged; the per.
feet tone can only b. hsdson thf VictrO,s
fcr complete details.
Heppe's Uptown stores. cor. 6th & Thompson.
5 ob " ni ss.t ssS ths seqS ~
cludng tone arm and motor; can be pur
chased on the Hepps rental payment plan;
Eeppe's Uptown Stores. cor. 9th 8 Thompson
vIcTRoLA ~ and cabinet, 40; latest i'm
tone arm; outfit can DO purchased as low as
Heppe's UptowI Stores. col. 9Th & Thompson
VITANoLA phonograph and cabinet, s47 so;
is an excellent bargain for one who desires
an inexpensive OUTFIT small payments.
Heppe's Uptown stores. cor. 9Th Thompson
EDISON Amberola. in beautiful mahogany
can be had fo- less than half price. Call
or write.
Heppe's Uptown stores. cor. 9Th Thompson
VICTOR VICTROLA model xI; excellent Sc
lection OF records: value $3.50; will sell for
$50 f. A. North Co. 1913 Il. Allegheny ave.
WILL. PAY CASH for slightly used Victor
or Cheney talking machine; state model
and price. NJ 421. Ledger Off!ce.
| COLUMBIA phonograph. with IL records
new Sl3J: sale price SIS; complete. +.
4 North Co. 1913 y. Alltgheny ave.
We REPAIR player planes and do tuning.
Oppdo. 500 Spring Garden. Mkt. 3Ol4.
nY n nnIn
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APARTMENTS

APARTMENT HEADQUARTERS
Central apartments speciality. Sherwood
Ant Agency 225 8. Broad st. Some very
attractive furn. apts. some housekeeplnE.
SPRUCE ST, 2022-Single and en- suite. pri-
yate bath. open fireplace. southern
posure electricity; gentlemen.
MODERN furnished housekeeping apartment.
& rooms and bath for months. Phone
Tiosa 5s26 w.
TWO unfurnished rooms private bath, also
furnished apartment. rooms. 313 N.
3Ith st.
SPRUCE ST, 1734--Modern apartments for
rent: good location.
VINE, 1729-One housekeeping apartment.
also two small rooms.
p GERMANTOWN
GERMANTOWN. 100 w. Cheiten ave.--Two
large warm sunny rooms and bath, with
l,itchenette 500; also large single rooms.
si4 and sic a week, suitable 2 people each.
light housekeeping privileges, furnished or
unfurnish shed. Phone Germantown Oil.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

A%TEp-Competont cooks. Mattresses.
Prot chambermaids, parlor maid, refer
eora 1919 Tairhridre 81.
COT,ORED MEN, women. day. week, part
time HURSEY. 1925 S. 18th. Dick. 3645
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ROOMS WANTED

wANTED-Good room and board in vicinity
Of 8Tth and Spruce sts.. for brothers
going to Peirce School; will pay s2S per
week for room breakfast and evening din.
ner Included. Write II. Roy. Florin. Pa.
WANTED-Two unfuruished rooms. second
floor, north OF Girard ave-, east Of Broad
St. for light housekeeping: give rates and
full information in replying. 4os. Ledger
Office.
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cIpRR-YoJNNG MAN rs YEARS OR
AIT " FISy4ERETsf y4ERTfsI FoR r,Fp STAItT 1t
NisNT, EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR
ApyASSEMErSrL M SET s i OR nv YRlTEH ITlH,r Mr. VIZ
PuBLic LEDGER. 9Th AND CHESTNUT
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AGENTS

PECAN NUTS, FRESH NUTS. from best
pecan section OF Oklahoma; cracked and
postpaid for 50. %; agents wanted. Okla
homa Pecan Farms Co. Ardmoro, Okla.
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ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
Isv ~, ZEE fh, ConpeIent 70
ments on old plants. able to design on power
fS G 81 mSsser
shop and tooroom foreman of toolroom IA
miliaT With tools, jigsi fixtures, sauses.
tion engineer, familiar with power-plsnt de-
sign and mechanical drafting; also electrical
side construction work. familiar with sheet
Petal work., Stag roofing. etc; structural
engineers and craftsmen. mechanical drafts
men familiar with Industrial or manufac-
craftsmen oversee force OF six men: me
, chapical tracers, detailers, experienced in
! Ing; assistant chief engineer large stearn
and electric power plant; labor foreman;
foreman with manufacturing. mill or factory
4 experience.
! PICKS" has brought the largest number OF
! INQUIRIES, in the history Of our organiza-
tom a for posGns n oce and and
ars without precedent, with salaries from
$500 to $4,000 a year; our business is con.
are from the largest and most prominent
concerns in the city, to meet this demand
high-grade type Of men and women, with
| proved ability and clean records, Applica-
flGn nent SanH oharses. s"' d SNfi iith s No eOI
hectS.N(45 Seniors; & P, a. s2eo!5sSooo.
Bkprs Factory: Object Bank; s25. $40
! Chemists-Chief Paint & Narnish, $4,000.
Cierks-(S) stock Gen. Record; Ship. S25.s3l
Drsftsmen-zd5l Mech. Structural, s25.s50
Eiec. Designing & Mfg. Switchb' DIS, $4,000
Gen'l Msrs.-,Ad; Mach; Plant; Sales SIC, ,OO
Saiesmen-Beltins Rubber Tires; Spec. Sale
Promotion $4,000; Htsh-grsds men; $4,000
sbop GSSd sBBe0t3Fs sBS05 FoTn4S Gass9 5d
WE TEACH YOU TO DRIVE AND REPAII
AUT0MoBILESS--OP SUNDAYS.
DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES
LICENSES GUARANTEED
| SATTLERS, 1901 Spring Garden ST.
YOUNG MEN for railway mall clerks. stl
month; experience unnecessary. For fire
particulars examinations write J. Leonard
former government examiner, 962 Equitabl
fSIdE Washington.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-29
WANTED

WE WANT at once. household furniture.
rasp, honest value: phone us about II. Locust
41i4 Old Church, cor. l2th and Cherry SITS.
CAST -SFF clothing bought We pay highest
DIX Si55, Friedman Bros It44 South st.
FTITTTIiR BEDS, antiques, false teeth; big
prices Ph Pon. s0g2 l03I Glrard ave
i-i5-zY 6ss1 nrIces for old clothes and shoes:
ESnd noStaI Psrlows so4 Callowhil st.