davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-24
FOR TOWNSHIP CLERK.

take this menas OF notifying the
electors OF Crystal Falls township that
will be a candidate for the Office OF
township clerk. Any assistance given
me during my campaign will be great
ly appreciated.
FRANK 1. BERTRAND.
IT, Jan. a.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-24

Boys, do you enjoy your American
Legion weekly? II you do and want
to continue to enjoy II remit your 1920
dues promptly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-09
Charters Filed

Dover, Del, Feb. 9.--Charters filed
here today were: Chicle Developments
Co., $1,000, 900, import and export
merchants and traders, etc. c. A. Cole
Hackensack, \. ]. ; r. A. VanVoorhis,
Jersey City, \. j.; A. R. Oakley, Pearl
River, \. Y. incorporators. Buffalo
Sulphur Refining Co, 1000, 900, pre-
pairing for market and dealing in and
with minerals, metals, etc s. NJ. Little,
\, Il. katz, Meridian. Miss. w. F.
oReefe, Wilmington, Del, incorpora :
tars. American Dusel Engine Co, 81, :
oW,OOO, business of mechanical and
r,onStructioning engineers, etc. Fl. p.
SMollock, +, y. Hennessey, Wallace
lnsraham, all of New York. incorpora
tors. Increase in capital stock of Black
Sda SLar Line. lns., New York, from $500,
OOO to $40, 100000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-09

and sonorous declarations that they
stand ready TO help the Mayor in every
way, have joined hands with Messrs.
Develin and Burch in opposing the
bill.
1t is not at all certain, however, that
this attitude on the part of all the
minority will be continued indefinitely
There are indications that point to
the contrary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-09
ACCUSED OF LIQUOR SELLING
''Sonkeeper and Bartender Held In
Bail by U. S, Commissioner

whisky at thirty five cents drink
VI S'oo quart, according to revenue
rstn'S' was sold in the saloon of Mikal
Na,eaa' los North Sixth street. Kaleda
lS MS bartender, Michael Powlowski,
were held in $4,000 and $500 bail re-
81, SSpst'lVely' for court today by United
''SEes Sta COMMISSIONER Manley.
strSet SsSniey Wetkas, S24 New Market
j ajloeod who bought two quarts of
sgoGt anesed whisky, according to revenue
ss ss'n'S, was held in $500 bail for court
WIN material witness. The agents said
two tW,,Aas as hrst told them he paid S15 for
rbangpddd pddaftS' Later, they said, he
naiS aIi1ged i his story and claimed he had
'Dia Tdl the bartender sis he owed him
mn" "oHn haleda, brother of the saloon
terss, VINO was believed to have an in
s6owoa 6L IN the establishment, but who
epStoGl MGa he had not, was discharged from
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-09
pARTNERS SHIPS
EDWARD D.. SMITH & COMPANY

EDWARD n. SMITH s. COMPANY
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
Notice is hereby given that the partner
shin heretofore existing between Robert p.
Cregar Albert l.. Smith. William Alden
Pratt Thomas Newhall, Frederick Seagrave
and Radcliffe Cheston. Jr.s CARRYING on busl-
ness under the firnl. name Of Edward y.
Philadelphia Pennsylvania. and 80 Pine
Street. City OF New York and State of New
York. and elsewhere, has been dissolved by
mutual consent as OF the LIST day OF Feb
''' " ROBERT P cREqAR.
ALBERT l.. SMITH,
WILLIAM ALDEN PRATTf
THOMAS NEWHALL.
FREDERICK SEAGRAVE,
RADCLIFFE CHESTON. Jr.
EDWARD II. SMITH g. COMPANY
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed have formed a copartnership in pur-
suance of the laws Of the state of Pennsyl-
vana to carry on business under the firm
name of Edward u. Smith a. Company at
No. 141l Chestnut street. Phlladelphia.
Pennsyvenia. and 80 Pine Street. city, OF
where, the partners. in which firm are
Robert p. Cregar. Albert L.. Smith. Linn
tied, and Albert l.. Smith. General; Rad,
cliffe Cheston. Jr. Charles S. Cheston and
Albert II Marckwald The said firm will
carry on the business heretofore conducted
by the former firm OF Edward II. Smith a.
Company. of Philadelphia and New York.
which has been dissolved.
ROBERT p. CREGAR
ALBERT l.. SMITH,
RADCLIFFE CHESTON. Jr..
CHARLES $. CHESTON,
ALBERT II. MARCkWALD.
February 1st 1920.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-09
CUTS THROAT IN CELLAR
urge B. Lower, of Tloea, Was
~p0noent over Change In Position

Old dIeorge B, Lower, forty five years
the ;mtmely known in Tioga because of
u;.erest he took in civic affairs,
with "a''ed II M suicide by cutting his throat
at o09s 'a5or nr In the cellar of his home
NIrS NI'o bellevue street today.
her bnaLwer lower became suspicious when
after husband Ss did not return upstairs
flrnacoe e went into the cellar to fix the
him y With She investigated and found
Detectiuau M ms throat cut. Coroner s
by, was oank frank Paul, who lives near :
to the SIZED SSaIed IN. The man was sent
'esa NJ when he arrived ou' was
iespondamo lover says her husband became
ion 'reent saen after he changed his nosi |.
ehild,aee aeen,iy The Lowers had two
/ the Tsa M Mr.. lower was a member ~ ~
| other Ea cEa Improvement Association ana
4 FS' y'gie Organizations. ''A anu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-09
Gil SLAW VENGONO
A M|T| CONS|Gu|?
un TeIegramma da Belgrade
Annunzia PAccettazione del
Compromised Adriatico

Published and Distributed Under
49,. PERMIT NO. al.
Authorized by the act Of october q.
ieiI. on file at the Postoffice OF Phila-
delphia. Pa.
A. =. BURLEsoN.
Postma ster General.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-09
No Change in Refined SUGAR

New York, Feb. 9.-The refined sugar
market remains unchanged with the
american and National companies quot :
ing at 10 cents. less . per cent. for
gssh; for fine granulated and Arbuckle
brothers quoting at 10 cents, less 9
PET cent. for cash. The Federal. Penn :
Nvania and, Warner companies are
Nlll withdrawn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-09
VEGETABLES

Potatoes, onions and cabbage were quiet
and easier with moderate but ample cffer.
Eyana per cwt,, s4@I.4o; do, New York
per cwt., S4a 4.25. Sweet potatoes. south.
ssrn, pet hamper 81 lp2: 2:25a do, Jersey, pei
basket 81 oOtd IA. Cabbage, New York
and Danish, per ton, 500 a so; do. Florida
per hamper Sl.50@2. Onions. per 100-pounc
sacks-Yelow. No /, S5a5.5O.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-09

Roma, o febbraio.---1l Presidente del
Consiglio On. Nitti, discutendo la po-
Utica estera dell'Italia ALA Camera, ha
! chiesto la sospensione del iavori per
pochi giorni, dovendo egli recarsi Lon =
dra, giovedi', per una riunione di Primi
! Ministri dclle Potenze Alleati. Lon
Nitti ha detto:
'Nell'ora critica deha nostra storia
e Indispensable dire l'intera verita .
anchre so cio' facendo fosse doloroso al
cuore. La politica estera ha influenza
sulla politica interna, lie due politi-
che bisogna quindi che armonizzino. ii
mio governo e. state accusato di de-
bolezza da quelli che desiderano la rea =
| zione. Tale eriticismo causa discon :
tento e rende piu' difficoltosa Iopera del
governo, il quale bisogna che protegga
gil Interest," della communita' senza es
sere biasimatO dai sentiment di quail =
siasi gruppo. Quelli che piu' insistet
tero che moi entrassimo in guerra, rem
dono ora il peggiore servizio possible
poiche' dicono che dalla guerra non alb
biamo ottenuto nulla. Bisogna che ram
mentiamo che desideravamo la guerra
| soltanto per Trento Trieste, percio' e.
uno sbaglio Sc diciamo enc nulla alb
biamo ottenuto quando / nostri scopi
sono stati piu che soddisfatti,"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-09
General
= -


GREENEwALD'S
HlGH;TThA4SS TL; rt tEIMMPeL9XMETT me SERVICE
This week the engineering dept has had the
call some unusual good offers for tech
considered
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS
Familiar with power-plant installation and
D''',' APPRAISAL ENGINEERS
Familiar with ihe appraisal and valuation
OF ea''pt9SH1 pC6MBtsTl6S tSq {69SS'flSSSFik ESdikNEERs
Eamiliar With large so ma mschinery power.plant
experienced PRNT TtG T h&Gf3EERs n&SGHiGf EsRRssipmen'
Familiar with power and Industrial nlant
work installation tiit,.n' egpipmSSpt pipe, and ma,
special machinery. hoIsts, conveyors steel
DRAFTsNIEN
Mechanical, struct., architectural. electrical
iSgge power pian,ff indus,Tal ana ,mis
yesffP 5RY Nb F6REEv
Foreman sheet-metal and roofing company.
shop: garage repair foreman; expert motor
'e'''' MA SALES DEPARTMENT
Solcits applications from a well-trAined
well-reoommended. reputable class OF sales
openings now listed with salaries ranging
from $4,000 to $4,000 and sl2, 900 yearly;
have mfg. or commodity exp: good branch
managers position open; no commission
p'''' BsiuisINEss pEPHRTMENT' 'O'' '''''S
The unusually heANN enrolment in our bust
ness dept necessitates our limiting appllGa-
tons for short while. We will accept A
few more applications from strictly high
class office executives. men and women with
good business experience and good creden-
tials: accts., juniors and seniors, cost and
bookkeeper, three very attractive secretarial
and correspondents positions open for either
men or women; knowledge Of shorthand es-
sential: highest wages to men or women OF
mgr. and correspondence head; good wages
TO high-grade women.
Information blank and booklet gratis Alb
solutely enrolment charges. No chargos
Of any description unless placed, Established
same locality since 1897. Roth phones Ap-
plications from local residents only $50
s. nth ST.
BUSINESS SERVICE co, iii4 Land Title
|. ACCTS.-Seniors, Public firms. $4,000 up.
RKPRsEBank, Office, Factory t2OsI0'
CLERKS-Cost, Stock General 800 %
SIGNERs-pP PAF'TsNfAN-convey mchy
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., boilers & stoker
'2tosG-SeSo. '.s, IndHstrlal Indus $4,000 -
machy, Industrial Eng Service
GRAPHERS--Various lines TO sIB8O
SUPT-Maeh. shop, Mech, night $4,000
MEN AND LADIES SI S nv WANpEp MI TO LEARN
learned; day or evening class: write for estas
9th ST.. Phlladelphia, Pa ~
EARN BIO MONEY
electrical driving storage battery work
sss Tsn SE %.dSsSids SSsSiis1 sstao nss
Cali e14-eis Brown st.. Pr fdelphis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-09
FRESH FRUITS

Demand was only moderate. but prices
generally were steady, Quotations: Apples
i ldO@2.50 Cranberrics. per barrel sea
sj0 do per crate. 81. .50@3 Oranges. Flor.
ida, per box, S3m6 Tangernes, FLORIDA
per half box, E2@ 4.5o, Grapefruit, Florida
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-09
Special Notices

SINKING FUND OF ROANOKE RAILWAY
ELECTRIC co. CoNS0L. S. r. 5s,
DUE 1858.
Pursuant 20 terms Of the Mortgage OF the
Roanoke Railway & Electric Company to the
PHfIA Hff1 DEIPHIA. Trustee. dated Feb y
1908, to seeire an issue OF $3.50, 900 consoiii..
sa honds Al no bar nS sSsn, Sf &
10 absorb the sum of s64l0,7T. now In the
sn ss II Gs noon ss'lss1 FsseusSy y 's ss ss
|ROAN&kE RAILWAY A tLECTRIC 90. -
WALTER w. PERKINS secretatry.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-09
POULT RY

LIVE was in small supply and quiet, with
little change in prices We quote the fol
lowing range, Of prices: Fowls Fowls hnS nSs dat: dat::
ESITa'"S tUNs medium M size, good quality, 3S@ 4Oe;
10 poor. S5 q 37c broling chickens. fancy.
soit-neated weighing / Y co. lbs. apiece,
nsstss assSSs n55ssrioG Sa 81
4SS5c; ducks white Pekin. 44q4 acc; do:
indian Runner 4Od+2c: do Muscovy 22S@
S5c; turkeys. jOG 52c: pigeons. old. per
SSir, 55c: DO young. per pair A5 q SOC.
DRESSED-Fine desirable sized stock was
well-cieaned up and prices generally ruled
firm Quotations we're: Fowls. fresh-klileo,
dry.pcked, in boxes ,weighinnG ibs bs ., S4Ui and
Weighing 3 lbs, 3S g 34c; fowls, fresh killed;
in bDs dry-plcked weighing lbs. and
over apiece. 3Oi9c weigh:ng 3la lbs. 80 q
SSc; Weighing lbs 3i@,9Sc: old roosters' ,n,eIs
i5d6Oc; do. ordinary nearby, dry-picked,
500 5jc: hroilers. western. dry-picSed weigh
Ing N a. lbs. apiece. 4SQ SOC; roasting
chickens, western, dry.picked in e6ls welsh,
apiece 3lG35 Weighing 214 lbs apiece,
IiQ42c: western corn-fed chickens. ~ to
s91 L lbs aqf under to dqs per Pc n q 4so
q 10 30 lbs TO doz.. per 10, 40 % i2e; 81 TO
lbs. 10 10 doz., per b. 81 a soc; 4S to A lbs
= dOz pea H.. 81 9sec; 4s lbs, and over & tS
10 lbs apiece, "a p55c weighing lbs.
apiece l2c; weighing 8 lbs apiece. SOC;
Weighing ) lbs. apiece, 4Sc; turkeys. Deia-
ware and MARYLAND, fancy. agc, do, Virginia
BY fair to good 30 q 55c; do. western spring
fancy. ahHaDc fair to Rood. l3W 05c: old
toms. 4Sc, ducks. western, 3SU40c: geese,
western. fancy. 3OG &c; do. fair to good.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-09

Parigi, Q rebbraio. .--Secondo undi-
Spaccio giunto da Belgrade al giornale
Lice di Parigi,' Ia Jugoslavia ac-
cettera' subito il proposto COMPROMISED
per una sistemazioni delle question:
sollevate per la disposizione del terri
tori lungo la costa orientale dell -Adri-
atico
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-09
Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR

Receipts. 4Si1 bushels, Ibe
WHhN H,yaa UNCHANGED. Quotations; Car
market o%port elevator government standard
lois ~ ey enp standard prices. NO. J, red winter.
s2Ss s2Ssg' winter. Hy 81 s9 No !. red y, winneser; gar
hiNoo rs AZ; No /. rcd smuty, SZ;So' no Il
licw ssrIicty and smutty. S2.3l inc unltea
rcd, ya' drain Corporations purchases OF
states ,ye based on the following sohedvle OF
whest ~ No . wheat &c under NO. ]; NO;
dleoua'ini ~ under No 7 No. wheat .lOc unuef
wheat X. No wheat t4c under No. 1.
NO "a, u ~ ~ Receipts, 2875 bushels. Supplies
Ors,nn,oii and the market ruled steady. but
were SUI. as ouIet We quote new, as TO dual-
ireGe ,N whs ihocstion, at 81 65@172 the latter for
No z re EenPRS Receipts i4.4O0 bushels. There
Oh,itiie trading, but values were steadiiy
vas w 'ouotaiions. Car lots as TO location.
hcd;, ,ybite' ST. ora O2ia Nc. 3 white, 1:ol
70 ": No. j white, 81 q ooh,
qipnlfirR--Receipts, 81, 100. 16i pounds in
~. ~ Trade was quiet but mill limits gem
sacks saciis. were well sustained. Quotations.: Per
eTsIy era bs wV' packed in lOpound t1ts sacks
90. Sg si3 - r.. IS; do. short patent, SIS
VIA 10: spring first, clear, s0.3eWio; 20;
W.teni sto. 50n13; short patents; i8.bo %
psa'seEH" fancy spring and city mills patent,
iS,ot,,, brands. s14h0m15
4 upyyi, flour sold slowly at former rates.
o,otations: s0a0.50 per bbl', In sacks. as
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-09
DAIRY PRODUCTS

prrTTER--The market ruled firm with de-
rand nS absorbing the limited offerings OF fine
ttOoM tuNnr SiEh' scoring goods firsts,- cog tic:
iahcSs farss "iS &c: extra frsts. 64@87c; frsts,
sSmGSc: seconds. "a @ SEC, sweet creamery,
%%oicn Ia fancy 70M72c; fair to good. DIW
eao.' eaC nrints jobbing at 1907 7Sc for fancy and
o' 20 a5G1T5c for fair to choice.
at 'FGGS-Fine fresh eggs were wei cleared
EnS Arm The quotations were as fol-
wa W any free casss, nearby frsts $l0.2O per
epSte: igSS nearby current receipts. $50 vest st
cry ethl.eiad ehei' fresh eggs iobbing at 70W72c per
sozen: cold storage eggs as TO quality.
iil1i5 80 per case 49,,
.,nnIa offerings at former rates. Fol low
IrT hTpiS are the quotations: New York. whole,
milk hats, held, fancy, 3ih sc; fsnnGEy aniE
GsT SSic: ~ cnrrent make nominal; Wiscon sin.
whoIe,milk, flats. held, fancy, 81 = gs2e;
sood 80 a Sic jobbing sales OF fancy held
sssnJs 9lm35C.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-09
PROVISIONS

rSStsr Trade waS but f"'p prices were steadily held
Quotations Beet in sets smoked fna teadsrT sT
drieasa drieGa 'iTi and Sir.dried. &c; pork. family.
s. hams s. egrsS Loose &C. 2E ao s"e smokeS eG
sknnIssq5; y 5- Z os hams boiled boneless, 39c:
2SSo%s,e 2S%,S shoulders s. p. cured, loose. CSC;
pIcilnGf st bacon acc. lard, &c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-09
FINANCIAL

PHILADELPHIA; NOTICE - SEALED
Of sss.1f o lss sns Tsa
GS@Pany Of Pal MS tSa
tas @sps sale e sf ~ each Rsrt Sf
oSS s.. apDlcsSis 70 the sipsins sD Fund. S Win
sd Sssd fS By T R ssa s tho e
the said Trustee, dated June 20. 1898.
sss me nuSer ihSs lSs sns
viii he accepted. the parties offerins them
at nsP " b sds Win
Federal Incom. Tax Ownership ,Certihcate tes
Sa rS IT, nss ON Month % so
ACCENTED w cease ~ on bdns EssSruaTy H. 1890
specified ffta IN pPops .S. 00ho' 0Hered must be
The trustee s,is Eeseryes The right to re!ss!
s Of TO saS %
the trustee must BE- accompanied by salts
should two gE more holders bid the same
from each will be. as nearly as practicable.
Proposalst should be ipdorsed Proposals
sSs the tiS sale 81 SondS 2f the Lesgh Coal and
N@Visa''OH .OsHs HsH 8 wi Vino aaGsSsssf Pfssidens, {!
rr0zssss"c sSs chs.nd ai Efu'' Eli G
fnILADEIEHIIAl sInlnr HEDSQslGhEoTRIo FanS ssii.so CO.
F:S:t y $s TSS4s
a'fisS face vaS sSs
Trust Agreement at a price not to exceed
osd rssaysd at the 81 the ssd Eds E es
Trust sHssttptsd sEgRsse
Thur'FSffbBE FfbEnFS TRUsT asso 81 SSOok NJ
WIN. p aest suAStitHted STatISsSt Trustee,
Philadelphia, January so. 1920,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-09

SALESMAN for selling light gray iron cast
.nSS, bronze, brass and aluminium cast
lngs, on a commission basis. NJ SCI. Ledger
Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-09

oy ott inches steel gears 800 volt d q
motor drive preferred bcted machines con
sldeTed' must be first-class condition Phone
or write specihcs tions to Frederick q Men
sing. $40 Presser Bldg. Bell phone Spruce
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-09

OF PHILADELPHIA
Third and Walnut streets
. Philadelphia
7, conformity with the thhIlsTy lsTy ~ pGc,, 1920
yania, approved 22d OF June. 1911 ths
stockholders OF The Alliance Insurance Como
pany Of philadelphia are hereby notified that
the privilege TO exercise their right to snh.
scribe to the Increased capital stock OF thIa
February "a, 1890. va
Stock not subscribed for and taken nm
that date may be sold and disposed OF by the
e0A'1 " JOHN KREMER. Secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-09

We carry a iar@se @ stock ~ 20 Dotogs d4 go a2O
orators, etc. both alternating and dirsct
current. IN all sizes voltages, phases, etc
GEORGE SACHSENMAIER co
Onlce. 928 N I'D ST
Warehouse and Shop 923-3O-3o " "A -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-09
SALESMAN
FLOOR COVERINGS

To cover eastern Pennsylvania. ex-
Cept Philadelphia: must be well
known to the furniture. department
and general store trade, own car
and be willing to make the small
as well as large towns; prefer man
t present in similar position; this
position should net around $4,000
annually.
Write NJ E. Small
The Texo!eum Co. 200 Fifth ave.
New York
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-09

COOK wanted, white; one who will assist
with housework: no washing; in family
very desirable position; everything modern
and pleasant. Phone OVERLOOK $500.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-09

EAEN Blu MONEY
Do lathe work, auto repair. mechanical ana
electrical driving or storage battery work;
We tram men on practical lines.
PHILADELPHIA Mechanical Hlectn,cai Eohoci
Call e14-eis Brown st.. PIT fdelphis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-09

Esag9 THE LEHIGH COAL AND NAVI(A-
s-S TION COMPANY
rssys WARWICK Iron AND STEEL

h~ASly' WahVILh ITUN AND kIEFI
W. COMPANY
The Annual, Meeting OF the stockholders
will be held in the Philadelphia Office OF III.
company No 1928 Chestnut street, Tuesday,
February 10, 1920, at o'clock D. m for
the election Of board Of directors, to servs
tcr the ensuing year.
January 2Sth and reopen February lin.
1920. ii. +. HALLMAN
Secretary
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-09

e1SeTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF TUr
VIZ Stockholders OF Surpass Leather Co.
for the election Of Directors to serve for
the ensuing year and fer the transaction Of
such other business as may properly CONS
fices Of the Company. 9th and Westmore.
land streets, Philadelphia.. on wednesday,.
February IL. 1920. at II o'clock noon.
tSigneO HOLLlSTER STURGES.
Secretary
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-09

RAZOR GRINDERS wanted for new or re.
pair work; good opportunity. Address
koken Cos. st. Louis. Mo
REFRACTING OPTICIAN to take charRe of
department: must be exp. filter; good
chance for advancement. G 400. Ledger or
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-09

GREENEWALD'S
HlGH-CLASS EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
This week the engineering dept. has had the
call. some unusual good offers for tech
nicSl and college men. Recent graduates
considered.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-09
WANTED
Don't Sell Your Diamonds

tsss'I': g. Is'I::s::Es ss's' s'nis..;. y h.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-09

PORTER, white. for general mill work
Friedberger-Aaron Mfg. Co. 1900 n. 18Th
st, Wayne Junction.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-06
EVANSVILLE WOMAN
GAINED TWENTY-FIVE
POUNDSINFEW WEEKS

alton. but nothing did me any good.
i suffered from stomach trouble,
painful disordered kidneys. and in
digestion lost my appetite and
fell off twenty-five pounds during
the past six months. Before taking
Tanlac my stomach was so bad I had
to 1--we on raw eggs and milk. which
we're the only things ] could eat and
retain Even toast felt like lead in
the pit Of my stomach and caused me
the worst sor tot pains. Ny kidneys
disturbed me so often at night that
I got very little sleep. and for weeks
even TO turn myself over They had
10 put pillows against my back so
could get q little ease and rest
was the same as an Invalid could
not even take a drink Of water with
out help, and had to be fed like a
baby.
q thought my time had just about
come I had tried what I thought
were the best things, but everything
failed TO help me and IL seemed Ike
7 was bound TO pass away But.
am enjoying good health now, as my
looks show. and I brady know how
20 repay my neighbor who insisted
on me taking Tanlac. When I first
started on Tanlac I only weighed
one Kindred and forty-one. 7 have
gained twenty-five pounds on six
bottles Of Tanlac and an proud OF it
Before I had finished my second bot
tie I was up out Of bed, went to the
table and enjoyed something to eat.
Not many days later I ate a good
meal OF handbook and cabbage. some
thing had not dared eat in ten years.
but it did not hurt me and from that
time on I have been eating the
things have craved for 50 long. but
had to leave alone on account Of my
stomach I don't have any more in
my stomach feels fine, and
my kidneys are in good order.
sleep Ike q child at night and my
Homework is easy for me. want
you TO tell everybody what Tanlac
has done for me and you can have
both my picture and statement TO
put in the papers to show the peo-
pie what Tanlac has done for me. I
believe it viii do the same things for
others, as Il is certainly the most
wonderful medicine on earth viii
Tanlac is sold in lE Paso by Kelly
& Pollard--AdV.