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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-10-27
.TDDIScuSS HIGH
GGST1F GDAL
COAL OPERATORS MEET FO cox.
BTTAN'FE PRICE@.

0aeEeiand. Oct ? 2t=-ApprCxmaE
ty loco Of the 1000 soft coal opera
I0rs III the United state representa-
every bILumInous PRODUCING dIsrrlct
met mere at the gall Of Colonel D B
VENT. pFesiaEnr Of the National
Coal association. TO consider the teIe-
Gram sent 20 the association las
week by -A1torREy A. Mitchell Pal
mer 1he telegram urged tEat STEPS
be taken 10 enmInaEe ex0rbIrant prie.
ss tor bIEuuIn0us coal at Ghe mines
1nat a resolution favCrInE fa1l
ana Feasonab4e prices with 0niv a
REASONABLE profit for the opeTauoFs
would De supported was predicted by
operators previous 20 gnIng into 1he
conference hall
Prices. already nave dropped 10
many places was declared IL.
Hatfield Of Morgantowu w Va a
member CT the Northern West VIZ
ElnIA fair priee committee. said IN mis-
district the pr1ee mad dropped from
SI4 10 SIS a ton IN some INSTANCE,
even in the brokerage maEket
Little danger EXISTS of serious wis
ter snurLagess anywhere IN. ERs OplH-
ION OF the pFesldRnt
For tue last three weeks. Colonel
WerIz stated SOFT Goa production
mas exceeded 13.000. 600 IONS a week
the goal fixed ny the operators as
necessary 10 insure adequate sHpplfes
rFa- : n a. rxf1TYrvrvrE-
To insure against anv contingency
OF failure TO eErTv 0EESae Operators
program Colonel Wen1Z declared Il
was imperative for Ghe railroads &C
continue GIVING ears enough 10 snip
10000 eco tons weekly we'll into rhe
win1er
eff the mlnes nave the ears. tnere
will be no shortage CT coal any
wheFe. said Colonel Went
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-10-27
Sine Lets Boys
Eight 1t tut

Chicago Get 2T--Senoot EooEs
EIspUaes among rhe b@vg & the Wee
sEErs scnooE mere wHeFS children &C 2
naE10aafHEass attend Glasses, are not
se1Eied ry ffae arbitrary FIat OF 1he
teacher Instead. tfaa principal MIss
Aiiee M Ftagge, believes In ierrln :
tue ogys decide their grievances with
tine fists. ir was iezrnecs TODAY and Ia
taea latest EuarreE. sne acted as see
und to both c0mna1anFs and as RET
eree
IrwEs u tight to rms finnish In rhe
seiool basement between Salvatore
Surrino and Ace SoInn. both aged I 2.
Time was eAlAed several rfrReE r0 ga
afaa ths enInEaIznts 1o rest and rIHse
eat rIaeir m0Hrhs and AFTER l s IEia-
uaes Safradcres mad rne unauesEloned
aenzsfun
~LeEEiug Ehe boys fright our tHeis
rroubaes lis the best WAY II scnncl
sueh as the Webster said MlsS
Eiegge sACf course. rhe tights mnsi
he IaiT nezsEs nSxEsssi'ss = ss'yas sr.s-.EaxE.s
injuries Al hiagz tEe or TWO, such Al
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-10-27

( haxe eeen Ehe. easse c. the sulGid
Miss EeCiare. accompanied uv i
brother. a. Y. LsCiare. oil HoquIau,
: bearded the. TRAIN at SeauIie. WAIST
fnPy were enroute tg a Bo1nt In Mas
6 sacHHseIrs
Ihe woman was SLllI attvs WhEn
IOuud near rhe rraek by a frefrh
Grew Shs was EaEeH into Ipswich
where she died few minutes later
I fter BODY WILL Be- shipped 60 Massa-
cnHser1s for burial
Miss. LeGlaFs was wears OF ace
{ ALL was uEmErrlec bier FesIaeng
could not be learned
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-10-27
lKound UD run.
way Sciaeol Girls

laitchelI. Oct 2F--AaTa LaHsy and
Marie go0pe. Do1a students a Huron
college. like MIi1ehell
Tne girls pala a visit 10 Ihe CRY
GurIng corn palace weeA. and fhe
other aav Ehey decided tnev would
come again
Chlef owens FeeE1FGd q teIRZTaEl
Tron MCra. farner askInE him to anld
tne girls Efe followed his ta4E-ranl
bvs me Hext train and raggERer with
[ tne chief discovered Ihe girls were
rEE:rrnlHg tue xaHaas afternoon from
! saiem wfHher rneyT went the n1ghg
! bts90Ee
Both the chief and Ehst father weFe
ar nhe depot 10 meet the girls. After
thar tnere7WaE no question: cut tkaf
the Ew0 voung wnmen would return
! 20 Huron ana schooI
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-10-27

CARS YET ACUTE
SOUTH DAKOFA ELEV4TGRS
FARMERS CANNOT GET PE41-
Duct To MARKET

Pierre Oct 2f-CDm pdaIrt comes
/ from many points IN the state THAT il
/ is impossible fer 1he grain farmers
to maFket taeir product f8r lack OF
/ grain sfzapnIng cars
cars fer Enarz rHrpese need be Dutif
especiaiiv tight and re northwest
grain stmpDing roads mai pToE4aed
/ cars for this UuTpsse Bizf EHEE nave
/ nor vet cot these cars back into the
/ nUrrnwsst since the Wiir when ears
! were scattered ever taiA enriFes cnuH-
i rrw rgzzraAess OF rhs FoaIas whIci1 COZ
/ zrrurted tnsn
Cars ear be secured eearlng Ene
! brands or ssrr -caSs al ever ms
| tcounrry bur MANY OF them are Rer ]
/ class which will ADMIT OF stnpuln
grain. being ioe6efT constructed III
l 20 hAul rhe products for which rHeg
were consrrucEad sbut MOT In shape
l TOR the needs Of zhe REain fzrmer
This appears To be enfnuIaInE AZ
Il ALI the wheat CROWN e sect1nns oE rhe
i country. and south Dako1a Ii not tEe
tonfv sufferer
0n@ CT tne statements seen II
tmAuy iocat papers over rHs wheat see
/ rInn of Ehe c0nnTrv rs tnar @eaeVaroTs
are aEErfiow1ug and 20 moF Whsai
tgan Dc ouaghr untii ears gan aes se
tcuFed TO etean oHt rae gEafn or
Enand
This il ssIEuaEIDH Etzfchs should o.
feonsidered IN tine snIppIng affairs o.
tine country and aha handling OF ears
a1 aucnaraefer suited 60 Ene need
Eof a secnInn Of fhee country In wfieE
any rarrcnfar pradnct Is produces
Ssa Hha~nEly way Ii wfAieh 1t can b
successfully handed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-10-27
IGETT|hG UpOlI
BuS|hESSBAS|f
MILWATKEE RAIE3RoAD CUTS
TFON

Mitchell Oct z THE LABOR sit
2arIou iz rapidly being reversed Ao'
many U1onGhs ago lobs were seek1r
the man Now men have negnn tc
see X the Job
In common With genera -
rFencnmenE prGgranI Ene L. md ID. d.
wIsTon of rha Chicago. MFiWAuEee anc
ST Paul Railway cnmpaHY mas Iust
sfssued oraerzf aiSchzr glng u more rnz1
! roo employees up until few m0ntH'
laEo uraer' federal conrrclg the read
hlFed snaeE EtEnE and iH1r, raised wa g
es and accumulated q great. unwaelc1y
machine wnHzh, 6eeaHss Of ITS verg
ssza. proved ronnzzvv and allowed re
vaffwavs 10 GrOp rar off IN mainteH-
anea and ssrv1ee
milwaukee, officials explained tn
! aIarnissaI CT so MANY emp11Fes ~
aeciarlE Enat every railway 1n tHe
rcaurrrv was f0iiSwlng the same pla1
/ curElnE away feaa EImBeT and sees
ing 10 uuf their SYSTEMS naGk on q
suund work1ng and pay1ng basis
Overtime is te De cut down as nEch
as possible aIsa and the roads pa
naek on. a. competitive basis as 500
Is 3sssihle
as another Inuleatl0n OF tEe ierug
I IN 1Taa lanor sncrIzge g1ruzTlon Fnt
! federal employment { SsgFeau mere 4
! swamBed with Inen ioaEtng T6F WORK
and even IN face of the eprn piEk1n
i season rfsera are by NO meaRs 1ob'
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-10-27

0Ct- 2 Fs- C0Fse---isaa al
act 1 and &c hIGher 0fTeEings lIghH
and demand fair so. 3 yEiigw efos
sea ct 81 and SEC No : mIxad q
! b and sic
Oafa-~E1TLa with good demand
NO 3whirRs MAINLY E,ecembRr praes
IA IL over. NC. whites 3 eissed q
4qA ana SO x c No. whistles at Al
and 4A1Ae
Ry4-skEaIaEEvefy 3 and 30 iuwer
preTn1ums on Mo- 2sHE y and re owe
| DeeeInneF demand 1air- M0. zTrys
eassed a. 8 e 20 II and zIz7IA
Enraey ssernafid good DEfarlng.
moderate maFEet-- ---s=---z.a &c higher
Prices eissad q z y and ste
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-10-27
Move BODY Of Man
buried AZ Hears Ago

Rank1nn. oct T--E o compfv vii Z
tha lasw reuaest OF EhEfr n01nsr wi1a
aiest III a local Hospitals several weeks
ago DR. d = Moore OF this city, an 4
E'r E.rank Moore Of LeErFryhl1e. >.
d.. nave Brourht mere from Fremont.
Aeb rne BODY CT a. brother WIG eaess
wears ago Feathers from plif5Ev
! which the moEhere placed uuaer rne
neaa Of nns dead son were Tounds iss
racf as she nad prediesed and fel-
towlng OCT Ser last Eeanesr tney7 were
/ placed Ia tine new grave her sssld
ner awn
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-10-27
PRESIDENT WIESOII
makes STATEMENT
DECLARES HARDIN CAMPAIGN
PARTY PURPOSES 0NLY.

w Washington. oct 2r-49eeiarlng
that the Amer1canlzaEIon which sea
amer Harding and the republicans
nave been pFeaching IN rhe present
campaign Is SPURIOUS and invented
rCr party PURPOSES only President
Wilson TO-DAY Delivered a nFief State
menr 10 tae ae4egE1I0n OF pEa-aeagse
FepEbfIeaE 8. VINO called on nIm at the
white house The president said ne
regretted Ehat the League OF NatInHs
issue was ln1ermln gied with partisan
Issues. It is TO ee feared the pFesi-
aenG said THAT the supreme Issue pre-
senIed for Yuur consideration III the
pEesen eampalgn is gr0wInZ mere
oDScure rather rfaaa eteHrpFe rv Fea-
son or MANY arbitrary IUFns that dis
eHsslnn mas taken EE Is with aEsiFs.
70 Eeciarifv the issue and 10 assist
your judgment Inat & take Ehe hserty
of stating again the ease submitted
TO you In as slmpls terms as are pos
sih4e de entered the wzr. as y0u
FEmemner. not merely 10 beat Ger
mauy DuT tG@ END rhe psssiniffry Of
the renewal or sucn InIqultous SEHena-
Es as A4ermauy entertained The
waT will nave been fought IN vain
and our immense sacrifices rhF1wE
away. unless we complete rhemwUTA x
we negau~ and LagE you to coHsider
raat there is onty one WAY 1oa assure
the w5Tisi or psaee-that Is pys LIS Z
Ing it SO dangerous to nrsak the
peace InaE no other nation VIII have
Ehe zuGac1rv ia aErsmpt It,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-10-27
Vofga To Buy
Electric Plant

k0lga Oct The CITY counci
! OF E0iga mas made Errangernenfs
with o. M 0is0n for surHa time gwB-
! er OF tine local eAecrrie ngk rianr
whereby rne plazE is taken aver by
rhe cfry. whic1 wfth operate II IN Fhe
future
Fer Eisag presEn Gise cry W III rent
rhe rianf. bur it mas fizsT privilege ot
! purchzsin IL and nnns aTnharklne
j nm nermanHnr municipal 0wnersfap.
Tha newa 8 gass into eK-
! feet Ngg 10 wne1 Eias TTTEssss rl~ee
: rss1zsasrn Ia rharga OF tine plant %
e0nerafe sE trss sss--. CIR
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-10-27
SENATOR HARDING
GIVES SENTIMENTS
HISS OPINION OF WHAT A PRES
DENTAL CAMPAIGN
SHOULD BE

Marion o. Oct 2F=-Iu response
10 request py the United Press,
senate HardIng gave our rhe fol
t0wlnz Of mis- sentiments cOneernIng 9
q presidential eannaIEn
Fl hea experience Of this campaign
Aas decidedly stFEnEIRe9ed Ehe oplH-
ION which I entertained al IT'S beEiH-
nIng 1hnt nhe American people will
insist tina these VINO seek IN e- U1free
fur which I nave eeen nominated
snail make their appeal FOR support
with consistent and Bec0mlHg dIgRi-
ry Teey 40 lasisI as Is their rIgh
rnar these VINO seek the greatest Eift
within the nations power to bestOw,
shall frankly pEssen their cause and
clalms and il aas hAen nv earnest
purpose ruttv and frankly. Toe comply
with rnat proper requirement Of the
American people But am also
convinced rhar whatever savpTs of Ehe
sensa GIonal OF thearrieaI should De
avoided nv whoever makes This ap-
peal America stands q { IN lnFesR-
hold or world heaaership. AMI mas the
courage TO ETasp it, America Feailz-
es t0O- Lnar this OpporLunIry or world
Ieaeership was we'll night lost to- her,
rnTough tine mlsapptied ambItIun 20
snaye worid oraer regardless OF es-
cry other consideration. save ambi-
EloRs CT own determination 20 con
To-day the world IoaEs 30 uRseifish
America 10 head the wav TO concord
anu peace The republican party anr
l. as IL sp6Essman intend 1nar This
nope shall NOT Dc n vain
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-10-27
hiacfswiHey DIED
Of Heart Failure

LondOa Oct 2T-EeFenee Mae
sw1Hey aied OF hearr failure. accord
n z 10 coroner IuTv verdict EIigh
mass viii De eeieDrated at St Georges
cathedral tomorrow
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-10-27
lYeggrten Attempt
Bank RobEery

Forrest lake hLInn. Oct IT.
E Three yeggs ezriv Hoaay f1Fed ren
1 charges .oE- -Hrr0 gfveerlne- In atfernpl
{ TO open me xauIt ct Ehe First Aa-
1Ionsl bank mere. and failed one
/ was shot arEsuprlng ros ESCAPE. CoA.
/ uzniuns Haed with tne oodT
Moorhead Mlnn 0ct zT--TnFee
/ MASKED bandits bound and gagged
/ me 4ani1or ar pos1 effiee ezrtv roaag
/ ana obtained ST d0tiars
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-10-27

Abe gOt, rs Hsuatiy the limit ABE
was inclined TO be a buiiy and got
Iusr what ne needed Tnev Will bes
friends now and We Will nave no
more Iruuble from them
suPerIRTenGenL MoTbesen declared
he was In favor Of Miss Etcgge s
method. saTInE lt is The msst sue
eessfut ever tried ia THAI schoof
, 1920-08-16
The New ST. Croix Savings Bank.

THE Members of the New St Croix
Savings Bank are hereby notified
= that the 39th Annual General Meeting
will be held at the office OF the lnstitu-
O'CLOCK P. M. at which a statement OF
the transactions for the year ending
March 81, last will be laid before the
meeting and election of Trustees take
place.
Christiansted, St. Croix, August 2,
1920.
By Order.
T. j. STRIDIRON,
Accountant,
, 1920-08-16
DEAFNESS
Ard Noises In The Head.

If YOU ARE A SUFFERE-Go to
your Local Druggist and order CON
CENTRATED ,SOURDAL,' price 4j6
per tin. This New remedy gives almost
immediate relief, and quickly effects a
permanent cure. 1t penetrates to the
actual seat of the complaint, and has
completely cured many cases which were
considered hopeless. If your Chemist
does not yet stock 'SOURDAL', do not
accep5 any substitute, but send money
order for a supply direct to the SOUR
DALI DISTRIBUTING co, So STA
TON ROAD, CROYDON, SURREY,
ENG, and a package will be mailed per
return with full directions.
, 1920-08-16
Post Office Notice.
REVISED CONVERSION RATES FOR
INTERNATIONAL MONEY ORDERS,
EFFECTIVE AUG. Is, 1920.

Because of the decided and long-contin-
ued depreciation of the currency Of GER
tain European countries as compared
with the United States dollar, the Post
master General has ordered that on and
after August Is, and until further notice,
in issuing money orders, the money of
the United States shall be converted in
accordance with the following schedule:
, 1920-08-16
DISCONTINUANCE OF HOLIDAY
SERVICE, CHRISTIANSTED FRED
ERIKSTED, EFFECTIVE AT ONCE.

Hereafter, and until further, the daily
mail-service between Christiansted and
F~redefksted, St. Croix, will not be per
formed on holidays. Should the exigen-
cies Of the service require the exchange
Of mails between the towns on holidays,
such service will be performed under the
conditions now applicable to service on
Sunday.
u. S. Post Office, Christiansted, St.
Croix, V. l., August 8, 1920.
B. r. LARSEN Postmaster.
, 1920-08-16

PURSUANT to Ordinance of August
i 10th 1874 il is hereby made known
that | have received announcement from
the Representatives of the La Grange
Concern, that from August 1st a. c. the
power of Attorney, given by the deceased
Privy Counsellor of Conference, Mr.. G.
A. HAGEMANN to Civil Engineer c.
J. G. SORENSEN as administrator of
the aforesaid Concern, has been revoked,
and that from said date Messrs. p. ENG
BECK and LAUR. V, NIELSEN have
been appointed administrators OF the
Concern La Grange.
With. JENSEN.
The Police Office. Frederiksted, July
31st. 1920.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28
BOARDING

ROOMS with hath; modern. Santa Maria, IL
s. New HRmpshlre ave. cor. Euclid ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28
t'YNWyI,
('OI.wYS
FLORIDA

FOR SALE by OWNER-One OF the finest
estates in Florida: beautiful water front:
everything modern: abundance of fruit: won
dcrful bargain at s140OOO. Address Wind
sOr. N. Mich gan ave-. Chicago.
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Deaths

. ADANIs--on Dec "a JOSEPH "a nus I,
band Of Ida WestCuat Adams. w -U+ ~,
Asso. Of Penna Il, r.. ar invited 20 vac
services on Wednesday mftrrRTI,,nITs Niso0
Chpstnu, st. Into.meut private, AZ Mt.
Moriah Com. Friends may view r"hA "S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28
WEST rIIILADELPHIi

BEAUTlFrh new homes, price $3.50 pay
aTpoS', g., m"Es Tx tRh' ~ WodwT""l' W." "l'I hnancr'
hardwurA gas kitchen. everything modern.
owner ",.s ut sample hOus" Gj2g Saw
brook ave. y square south G5ih and WOnd |.
land ny.- Take subway cars Nps II or 81
RENT w.u purchase, 3S3l Aspen st., newIy
ptu'r,I .'na PAINTED; vacant
BROWN FltENCll. aln Lincoln Bldg.
1907 ADIDlr,lN S'r Il rooms and bath. good
condition uuss.ssIon; bargain Tor ulfrI,
sale. f. Lambert, 4O3 y G3d ST. R"l 3777
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CHrsTNUT ST, 2O0a-StnElv and double
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FEHRl F.--Dec 20. - her ~"r.d"nre. l7+7
\. Crosk,y st CAROLINE NJ. !aurAt"r Of
Kathorno Z. and .a'c jacob F"hr,". K".a.
tives ant fri, nds invited 90 tu""ral s"rvICsH.
Wed p m ar thr ra-,5r- OF Martin
Envoy & son 2SU9 D.amaI.I 81; Int. pr
West
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BURNER for brick rla"; In snow II Il. Md.
state agr rNurrluEr- and salary expected:
references r,uv.r"d Address T. .. Box 2UI
Snow EiI, Nd
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MACHINERY WANTED
OLD GOLD
SFWTNG MACHINES

OLD god, SILVER platinum. plated ware old
gtyle joweIry. teeth plates bought for cash
Is, 1917. J. l.. Clark, re 'ner. >u7 SAMSON
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s%55s. 22;.% p5i, %',en} al ;"5|iTs'
FEHRtE. Dec -. ~ H.r "'.d"n'e. l7+7
n. CrOsk"y st. CAROLINE NJ, !HAEAt"r of
S1 K"'sG"" @ H. n2 9a 1y % 5tS? &c aai E4" Ms
Wed, ? m ,.aa, w.. IN, p" ..ors OF M"rg,
EnroH 4 Son $50" H''N''.t Si. INT pT''
FLElI,TG. %, Dec. -. -,l2ArrrH n.
widow OF Suuuel II Frm.nE f1r|n' r.y Di
SH$S S;SsS to a. g osoc& .sFyS"' a, OF n WI. J 0 IT, AZ,
hldE.. 1.2o r,9"stnnt ;, lr' men, a. Mt
Moriah Egm. Remains may h' q. "'' Iu''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28

ERDMANN. At Nentnor. y. ]. Dec -
1920 HENRY. husband 4 Ar II. MA q. ErG.
mann aged &C. Relatives and INN 'd,l'"
frends invited 70 attend 'unrra, services
Northwood Gem. Phia.. We'd. II 80 a m.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28

TWO delightful rooms. southern exposure
opposite Pnuna. II Il. station; convenient
10 trolley cars: excellent table board. Phone
Germantown 53S".
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28

~EWTXG MACHINES. new. $3u oa,y pav.
mont: Singer and other m!k"S. ..k" H''v. s.
.rn Sl9 fll.y Euarantcod 1876 y lU'h ST
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28
PERSONALS

WILL JAS. MORAN. who called at my
house. 1880 Taskcr ST., Saturday, Dec. IL.
in reference to lost ring. communicate with
mep viii he Of Interest to him, J. II.
BORING, 1880 Taskcr st. Phone Dickinson
1891 w.
TOM BEBl.--Wrie to Tom Murray, 244l
Glendale ave, Long Beach. Calf. i'm
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
STORAGE AND MOVING
VICTORY STORAGE

5000 Fhbert. Phone Belmont 1870.
for estimate. PicrCe-Arr0w vans.
N0INRTW STORAGE: 90. 3s7O LANCIAS
'TtiTE ANE,-ArTO SERVICE, STORAGE
pACKl%G LONG DISTANCE MOVING.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28
HELP WANTED-MALE

AUTOMOBILE WASHER cxrerIenccd man.
carahlc " taking care Of 10 cars and
..nsp. .Tn. position : dnNG. Apu'y l92B y.
2"th st. hrtw"cu 10 and - a m.
lINpERY--tiDld staiap"r wanted; man who
can hInd," gold stamping from hesinning
tu 'i.l. must up.ratr 81 power stHmpcr,
electrically heated. permanent position for
man willing to iucat. At IiagurstOwn. Adj
drrss ". f Prior Co.. Inc. HaEcrstown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

COOKS, couples, kitchen maids, houscwor<
girls, wish situation; white help wanted
Prot. mattresses. Childnurscs. etc. with ref
crcnCc Apply at once Mts Kane. oil s.
l0th ct. Phone Spruce 3iOl. -
WANTED at oflcc 3l2 8 18th, cooks.
Mattresses nurses. Chambermaids.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28
STAMPS AND COINS

STAMPS. PACKETS. DIME SETS
Albums and supplies for stamp collectors
pIfIIA STAMP CO.. II $. l7th ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28
IN MENIORIAM

! YOCUM.--In loving memory o' ELSIE
CLOUD YOCUM. who passed into the larger
life beyond, December -. 1917.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28

OFFICES, Isl SINESS ROOMS. ETC.
.JrVI' rs Tor rent. - uD.rt B.d. - q
iil"Ad ST.; outside Isht. humrdiatr pos a
session. w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
AGENTS

ACCOUNTANT-- -second-year Wharton ac-
countant wants position with reliable frm.
II ZOO Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28

.NlENT sECURED BY THE. LARGEST
SURETY G0MPAHY Az WiLh L. r,R ERtNG vaf AN
ARE \ HuSTLER TERRITORY PRO
J. =. AUERBACH, ADELPHIA
HOTEL TODAY.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28
WAREIIOUSE FOR SALE or RENT
CENTRAL. GOOD CONDITION

IO :, Hi.&l --lN,3 !Hri" upper nuor. win
"h,i"ur. wArh", d'"lr'ct' very rcusOrntbIe
no l',uC -.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28
OFFICE SPACE
RIsNUA IIEII I,INv,,

INN . . 1 ..
DFFl'ES-l""l ArCh. lnsr. 2d-nuOr front.
- WALNUT Sr-.D,sir3,l,.,. d.ttpur an. r
."r.nI -lE-l \ n-, ! ~ .ur 900 WnInu,
CENTRAL bright urn,rV also rooms Tor
light manufacturing. go $ ith