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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-06-10

Miss Bertha Barr visited in St.
Paul Saturday.
/ have THE SPALDING FARM for
sale. S. l.. Krauth.--adv.
Miss Bernice Peterson is home from
her school at Clarissa, Mimi.
Miss Minnie Everson of Saltwater
is visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. L. S. Doolittle left yesterday
to visit her mother at. Streator, ILL.,.
Just Received, another skipmen, OF
the celebrated Herrick Refrigerators
A. w. Lund.-adv. (15.n
Miss Christine Peterson, VINO had
been teaching at Menomonie arrived
home Saturday for the summer va
cation.
Little Johnnie's Orchestra will fur
nish the music for the dance at Pres
colt Pavilion tomorrow (Friday) eve-
nirg.-adv. 15-D
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-06-10

The graduating class of the Pres
colt high school this year consisted
Of twelve young ladies.
Washington Journal., 1920-02-13
auS.
Sic arlnen Grn6cn6efiter!

@oihinQton. Die 0tiuen6e-
User ser 5entralen &oblen0iitriftc
uuterbreiteten oieier Gage Der Sos
lcnfommiiiion cine Statiltif, ourd
uuelc6e lie Den 8ewei3 Iieicrtcn, oaB
noU Ben Grge6niilcn poil 1919 Oic
acknowledging BON IA GeltS I'M
lallfenOen Sabre 1920 fiir Oa5 in
ucItierte Qapitol mtr cinen Geingc-
uimu BON mcnigcr ais | Sent alb.
iuerien miirOe.
Ser 8etrieb Ser acknowledgements
0e5 @~itt5bargcr Iiitrift9, DER 10
@ro3cnt Der gan3en aOblenpro0uf-
lion lmiciert, miro nad Den 9cred)
uaiQen oieIer Gtatiitif I'M &obleu-
Gerq6au in sen Ginabmcn Elm 0e-
ii3it BON $6000.000 gcbrad)t ba-
BEN, meln mdbreno ors &erluui8
oes qou5en Sa6res oie 2o1ncrb0.
6nng BON IA @ro5cnt 5ur 4uS5ob
lung gcfommen lem mlirOe.
GrhcS II. g. SGiff ucrldft Sam
6Nrg.
9}cm gorf goS erite @aiia-
Qicridiff, oa5 lett Sui 1914 aus
t.ncm oeutid1tn 5afen nad Den
Ger. Stoaten abgeicgclt 1T, unO Der
critic amerifaniide Yaiia9ierOamp
ier. ser IN uielcn Sobren cine d6n
li1c 5iciie mternomncn bat III
1icr cingctroiicn, ais Der 9ampfcr
.Man@uria" Der Nmcrifalinie inS
Qo4 ging.
or perlicB Sonburg am 8. So
mar, lcgte in Sont6ampton al mn
bradte BON sort 80 @allo9Iere nit.
Washington Journal., 1920-02-13
NgrCiN5s &altnDCr.

Gle @erren ScfretGrc iino gcbcteL
ms ltets bon Observation-Disclosures
oipic bon &orgdn8en in ibrcn &crei-
ncn @eridt SIT QebcuL ulO iinO mir
itctS bcltrc6t, iolde al gccignetcr
5tcac aui3umcbmen.
&reiS fiir Die Snicrtion Ser &or-
&c $3.50 pro Sobr.
CcutTdcr Maiiru6ansucrcin. Sra
5i6clit Miortin @ieouuo; Scfrctdr:
&crn1onn 6. @inf(cr, 40 SedItC
5troBe, 95.-@. 0ircftoren-Gcri ON
,. Sonntog /. 90
Groacn 6ilf5bcrciu res 9cntidca
9GoiIeuGauics. 6rau Gbo5. &itpper=
iltS, B~rdIi0entin; Gcfretdriu: 6roli
s}auline @aitber8, 2tnocoltio, 9. s.
Gcrinmmlrn0 ON ?. Gonncr@td6 |.
ID. lit &oiienbollS.
9lnppert !6nr,c vra:,ca !0ilfSuer.
N. %%rdiiocntjn: Grou NJ. 9c@roin:
5cfratdrin: 6roa .. &rltutfc; &erl.
I'M .. Gien@tn9 /. 81, 3 llbr no9
pittoa3 i'm 9fltppcrt SCENE.
&ruipcct Sia Gcmcier9. g9m.
1tiebling, &rdij0cff; Mn. @iortin.
5cfrctdr; Gboi. 21ri6mc60c, E6nt'
mciltcr. &cri. om /. Srcita0 /. W.
in 500 9te Ctr. e. 90.
Washington Journal., 1920-02-13
@cian9 &creinc.

&arhiugton GdngcrdnaD, 81 :
5tr. g. V. M}nytin g8ic0ono, @rd1.
1noIi 8roricr, Gcfr.tar, 3t4 6
Str. N.-@. 0ireftctca @cri om 2.
QicnStoa i. 90
oermauio ManncrAor, 922 go.
~ 81. u. &rdii0cnt: &obn Ncif;
5cfr>tdr: 6ris 00fincr, 1850 9la-
.9cnSburq 9tooo, g. Is. @erjannl-
hnq OH /. 0onncr3tag i. 81.
SGngcrbMuN G%amcnueycip @cli
mi ,. @H,.ttpod) /, NJ, n5cnbS s Ill.,.
Il GouAcr6lm0.
Nriuu Namcuotycin. Grou 8.
Eunufc, 4'rGi. %cri. an 3. Wiittmcol
30. o6cn08 s ltbr.
Washington Journal., 1920-02-13
hnbe3ua auf ole grnenuiiug oeS
Sprrn Q~ouo8berg gcmo@t werOen.
SeimltGtten fir auhlennr1ber.


Sterilization fir a0blengraber.
Berlin. 6~etmitatten fiir 1907
600 aobleugrdber iouen I'M Gubr'
ae6ict qeIdaifeu Weroen. Gin Oaroui
6e3ii0li6es @eicb lit pom Der preu-
biIfen HeQiermg inn 2onOtag eiu.
acreidt. Die Gbeinprouiu5 unr
g8eitiolen ioQen Die aoblcn oufbrin-
qeu. Man MID bic oaobIen0r06er.
5tdote" 10 on3icbeno geitaltenL oaB
Oie 4lrbeiter 3uiricOen iein iperoen.
Sicl miro SanOcl86nfcn.
QonOon. Berlin. melOet, Dob
Die Reqierlnq SEN irijbercn Griegs-
6afen aiel an sic itoOtiiden 9ebor-
Sem uerpadtct bat. Gerielbc ioa ST
citem 6~anocl3baien mngcmanoeIt
tperocn, mnO sic Stn0tbeboroen ia.
BEN ais erIte &ntc 81 ben Soften
mel NliQionen Mari betpiligt.
Summnniitcn 5eriprcn9t.
Berlin. - Die &oli5ei 5eriprengte
cine Notwithstanding in
8l5eenIee. Slim @agenlaounaen
nit Mdnnern uno 6rouen murOcn
i'm Observation-Disclosures obaelicicrt
Sdtme @eiHc.
8aris. @einfeuner periom
melfcn iib Dor fur8cm in GROCER
3obl inn &otel Grouot, mo- 240O
Tlaidcn l~eltcucr &abradnge mo q
fore, Gjacntum 0c5 6iiritcn 9rlott
peralftionicrt muroeu. Der Ser
fonf, Ser pier Stuuocn Oallcrte, er
oo6 nctto 10000 6ronc5 oocr I'm
7urhIdnitt me1r ais 81 6ronc9
Nie Tloi6c. Ger b0ditc bc3ohltr
Erci5 mar 800 6ronc@ per Stitd
fir 5ebn Iloiaeu &o0nof ans Ben
,So6ren 1870 un0 1855. Die Seller
6c5 TiirItcn murocu 1910 bel cincn
l(ustritt Ser Scinc ans ibrcu llicrn
iibcrIdmcmnt, ms oicIc Gtifeitea
norcn BON 8loi6cn pcrioren G'1oll
1cll. Dies iGicu imoeien bcim Sic
ten in ser 9(uttiou nidt piel oll@5ll
uoheH
WfoSeluarcn fir 2cbcr.
Qon0on. @ertrctrr ser oltcrrel
hiideu SnOuItric imo nit cillcm
Goitcn MSoOeporcn in 2onoon cit
aviation zip moIrn 0adcaen &c
Ser un0 N}etaQe eiutonjNcn Die 5lln'
8etr:eb scr oItcrrei6iiden 6abriFcu
ornlqen0 n6tiQ iiuO. @c9en Ont
mertlmo Oe5 @el0e9 lit GanlCbhon
bel notnen0iQ
llc6crgriffc DER 5nGOllaruen.
9urin. ~ &ier 2eutnant5 IND EN-
zcrocont non 3'2nnum5io5 2lrmcc
in SHINE. Sic General 9{igro, Den
g~eie6l56aber Der 10. italicniiAel
2ipiiior cntiI6rt bo6em lin0, ais ne
abermol9 Sic 2iuie ii6eri4ritttn
jerdoftet unO geion9en 9eleBt NOR
zen. Sic meroen bei6ulOl9t, nod
an0cre areiperute lleber9rt1fe@ DC
langeH 81 ba6en.
Hom. 8erid]te teilen mil, oob
Ser itolieniide 3ampier vGonubtQ"
m Ser Oalmatiihen aiiite III Der
l}16c Ser StoOt Erou %ange8rItten
un0 gc5uungeu morOen it, Oie ita
licniide Tlaqge nie0er3u5ieben. @el
SEM gnoriff murOeu @ollugicre nib
6cnOelt uno nlebrere permnnOet
BroBe Nufregung berrift bier, oo
lido ocrartige 2ngriiie ouf itolicni
iabc Sfiife 6ei Spolato nnO nlOe-
rem @1dBen Ser Gitfiiite Oe5 Norioti'
j.hcu M}cere5 ereiglleten.
IcmcS 9cfcniiO6iinOnis.
Gori5 @Gbren0 Der neuli0cn
aonieren8cn in Npern 5abcu Die 9c
prehruQen inbc3uq nli Sic 6ra9c
ines 0cfeniip60noniiic5 5piitcn
Nranfrcidl England ulo Sel9ien
mcIcutliGe 5ortidritte gen1adt, Ell
ner Gepcide al. oGrceliior" 8uiolgc
IS bciBt, oaB Die bclgii6e 9icaie
unQ einen %ollgenleincn (lmriB lin
Sic Qeplante oQgcmeiue &crteioi
lluag iiir Den Sal zines fiinitigen
9eutIdeu 9lngriifs ~entporicn uno
rad 8ari5 %geion0t bot.
Washington Journal., 1920-02-13
9anNsnenNiMnftliGc uuo llutrritii
nnas : &creinc.

@r,el 9o0ca. @eri. ON 2. Mitt
rod /. 4f. III 922 ga. qpe. 81. @.
3ofob &@ir5, GefretGr, 1850 @aif
ctr. G.. &.
NNcsj.auiiMcr llnteritGkntIa =
&tre Il. s. s. &eQe, @rGiiOent; Nie-
GSieomi1, Sctretdr, S2l 6tc StraB1
:. u. Gel. 6ronflin 1750-i. %eri.
an =. 9ieustoq /. SO. in 922 ga.
}rc.. z. u.
NellcnOarmitaOtcr llutsritiubnnas,
Ecrcrn Gmil 5pobn 4rGl.; &obn
&c:Hirgcr, Gefrctdr, 1920 Nd)tc
IT. &c. &eri. 3. W}ittuo6 /. sc.
it 922 $50. Nne. N.-@.
GdruGbilAer 6IrnnfeH llntcrl;iih
.naeu,reiH. Niidloal Nie6. Sefrrtdr
1T. Moirlicr. M}o. %eri. onl /.
9isn@-oq /. Mt. in go. 3t4 6
5tr. q %.
@o.tbemtiMcr Screen, @eTGinaton
!. +. 9cfrct1r: gSm. Stletrmlm
7heitnt Ctr, Gafonlo &arf, &c
&eri. atn 1. 9onrerStog /. DC. I'M
5dn9trbunO.
Neutrality-suspicious., 9iitrift go.
so. W}i0 0icb, ScfrctGr, @d. &oi-
ier Mo. %cri. am 4. 9ienStog i.
!. III SO. 922 $50. 2(pc., 9}@.
oA}ai0ingtuu Mctgcr lluteritiit.
18 &crcin". ErGiiocnt: stephan
rant, 200 9cdbItc Str. Sc. 5efre-
r: 6rit &cB, 1l2 Ate Ctr. &c
Ct ON /. 0icn5to8 /. 81. in 800
IA. liz. N.-@.
@iibflm Sca lluterfiibnnas-Wc'
eNihaft. &cri. CHI 3. Wtp%iag i. Wb.
IN 922 8o. g(pe. R.-@. @ Ill 8odl-
rtiot, Scfrctdr, 907 %. StraBe
Ror0mslf
Suscl SriGs %crsaiiauneSDcycia
2cri. ant 2. OicnStoQ i. 80. int Sdn
qcr6uHo. SEQ Wioir, Gefretar. 1881
etite Ctr. g. 90.
Washington Journal., 1920-02-13

&nr5c @ittcilungen aus Dem
,Snmilicnfrciic oOcr Gus oem Srern.
9~cSFrctlc, Die iid) fir sic 8erofIent.
lid)nlgeci0lcn, lind ms ie6eraeit
'c.5liA m%;QfolmpcT Z
Washington Journal., 1920-02-13

@c,ea 9a0ca. @eri. ON 2. Mtitt-
not0 /. 81. III 922 go. 9f0e. 81 g
Sofob Mir5. GefretGr, 1850 @ati
ctr. 9. e..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04
BREAKS UP JAZZ
Intruder With "Six Gun" Holds UE
Cabaret Until He's QueIIed

Banjos clattered to the floor and the
bassdrum rolled across the room when
Luther Roses. Georgia negro, used a
six gun" as IN admission ticket at
fhe Little Tycoon" cabaret, at Seven
tteenth and Addison streets.
Roses walked into the crowded room
ht o'clock this morning. He produced
gun with flourish and demanded
hat everybody "shell out" They went
put instead, a few by the doors, but
most by the windows. They went so
fast that two or three stuck when they
lll tried to get through a window at
he same time. Roses was left with
he room and the unfinished suppers of
he diners.
He took heart, however, when a man
pane upstairs and entered the dining
Eoom alone. "It's pretty SOFT" said
Roses. when they walk right in to get
held-up."
1t happened that the man who
walked right in" was John Shields,
pos South Nineteenth street, night
watchman, summoned by the manager.
Shields had a gun of his own, and at
plight of it the hold-up man got weak
IN the knees and surrendered.
Magistrate O'Brien. at the Twelfth
end Pine streets station, held Roses uu-
fer $1,000 bail for court.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04

Roma. 2 novembre. .--Commcntando
pesito delle elezioni presidential in
America, / giornali di stamani 81 com
p,,cciono vivamente per la vittor!a ri
nortata da Warren c. Harding ed In
essa vedono Ia fine della nefasta am
,nin;strazione di Wilson, il quale o'tre
s,payere nociuto agli Interest," del
VI,o,ia. aveva abbastanza discreditato
n nome dell'America in Europa.
giornali nationalist sono esultanu
q rileyano che senza IL veto di Wilson
IN auestione Adriatica a questora
svrebbe stata risolta soddisfacentemcnte
oer rItala. 81 augurano che IL nuovo
Presidente fornito di una maggior sense
Al responsabilita' giustiz,a voglia
nronendere verso e giustissime aspira-
sioni italiane, mantenendo le promesse
che cgl ha fatto durante la campagna
", 'Idea Nazionale" dice che il Will
sonismo G. tramontato in America con
In sconfitta di Cox che ne sarebbe state
Il contnuatore. ;.
toria riportata da Harding e nella
clamorosa sconfitta del Partito Demo.
cratco, vede un gran signifcato, poiche'
detto partito, che ha fatta Ia guerra,
pur avendo vinto relezione con un 20.
sramma di pace, non trova ora mouo di
uscire dal'o state bellico.
La Tribuna, organo governativo, pub
blica alcuni cenni biografica del candi-
dato eletto ed e. convinta che IL, nuo-
20 presidcnte ridara' all'America 10
simpatica fgura di prima.
ii giornale III Messaggero' non ere.
de che Ia clczione di Harding significhi
astensionc dcgli Stau Until dalla Lega
dele Nazioni. ma annette che l'IIard-
ipC G. state cletto sepra un programme
esclusiyanente americana che Ia po-
Utica del nuovo Governo, quando sara
delineata. non potra' allontanarsi di
troppo daile linee seguite finora.
Sccondo il predetto giornale, Hard
ing non ha mai categoricamente RI
gettata Ia idea della Lega dele Ma
sioni. Egli vede lie cose da un punto
+ di vista diverse da quello di Wilson. e
dl fronte ALA Lega stessa vorrebbe
interamente preservare. Ia sovranita'
americana.
II Messaggero dice, noltre. che
quando Harding 81 sara convinto che
Ia Lega dele Nazioni non tango la
sovranita' dele nazioni che vi aderi-
scono, O vi avra' intromcssa una
Formula che persuade di cio' il popolo
americana, finira' il motive della sua
avversione. Lo stesso fatto, pero', che
egli vuol trasformarla. non dice certo
che egli sia favorevole al principle di
escluderc gil Stati Unit da un con-
sorgio di nazioni civil.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04

MAN-Five nights week loading wagon
jEeebier-weyl Bakery Co. 288 N 22d 81.
PACKER and wrapper - Young man for
shipping department in retail speciality
store Address P 1928, Ledger Ofrice.
PoRTERS. coiored wanted. Apply 10 Mr.
Haas. 8O8 Chestnut st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04
WANTED
ALASKA SEAL

ALASKA SEAL
Lady will buy secondhand Alaska Sen,
coat II fur Ia in good condition, to be usc6
for remodeing another coat. Phone FIlbert
2Ol7.
CI IOTUING-We are in need OF ladies, a,,
mems cast-on clothing CT all descrptIons
Superior prices paid by the superior Cloth.
Write. call or phone Market 64S4.
WE WANT at once household furniture
store fixtures ofhGS furniture; pay SPOT
Gust 42l4 Old Church. cor 18th and CherrV
CARLOAD 9-lnch straight nre brick: ouo,.
price and delivery. Apply y lOs. Ledger
Office. "
WE BUY womens and mons worn cIothinS
4 shoes Call or write s37 ". 4th. Mar 0Aaa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04

NACANT-3lSS Aramingo ave. rooms,
bath. shed, porch newly papcrcd through
out: exceptionally wide street; beautiful To-
cation: close to stores and cars to all points:
will finance 10 suit
p. J. MCFARLAND. 24OO E. Allegheny
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04
.IAE[Ez|ONE D. VIC.
|. HARDING { L1TAL|A
n viyo compiacimento per la
Solenne Disfatta del
WiIsonismo

rubiished and Distributed Under
PERMIT NO. 341.
Authorized By the act q October .,
,ofT on fiie at the Postoffice of Phiia-
deipnie' Fa' A. 8. BURLEsoN,
Postmaster General.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04
ROOMS FOR RENT

ARCH ST.. 2125--LYRIC--Single,d double and
honsekcepink rooms; spotless clsnn rnon.:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04

ntPANION-GOVERNES Tor small DrI.
ate school backward children; instit,,-
lal experience, Mrs. A. Birault "a Pros-
~ ST.. Port Chester. n. Y.
poKiNG and downstairs work; adults,
tETITlANS, superintendens oaIeteria
[tnanasers, goyernesses,, matrons, house
Epers Miss Richards, Providence Ea ~
|ie Box D, Boston office.
itIi about II years OF age to operate ad.
4 Employment Department Cramp's ShIp-
I'd Richmond st. above Norris,
~ under y with some knowledge Of
ribbons for retail ,jowelry store, Address
90. Ledger Office.
~, eolored. for cooking and Downstairs
urs Hrs tor cn cism,ly Gf Y sleep outi references
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04
OLD GOLD
DOGS

CASH PAID for old gold: silver and anti0us
clocks. Rogers. 45 s. nth. Locust 1918
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04

WANTED-Cohe pup; malei crossed with
st Bernard or shepherd; must be thor
oughbred NJ 500 Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04

1908 y. 7TH ST.-Six rooms and bath; mod
ern throughogt; Including laundry stovs;
early possession and IN good condition.
II i. SMITH, 724 w. Erie ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04
APARTMENTS

WHEN tired OF searching all over town for
IA desirable apt. try 400 Parksidc ave-,
the Lansdowne: modern; dining room service
elevator: ideal location and immediate pos
session: rates $50 and 500.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04

FOR SALE-Two horses. Is hands I inch
and II hands inch both broken ~
saddle and harness. Apply TO II. l.. G.. sci
Chestnut St, Phila.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04

1928 GERMANTOWN AVE Store pron.rtv
with hardwood fixtures. office and counters:
store lOB It. deep extending to st In rear:
l3O ft counters. 100 II shelving; price $500
MODERN RESIDENCE, 424 s, carlisla q,
rooms, baths: price $4,000 '
4. Il. MILLS. West End Trust Bldg
1912 5. Bancroft--0 rms & bath sosoo, a.
nanced Reardon & Co. l547 W. Passyunk,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04

aJILRkNTEE storage Co. estab. 1871
Expert turnttTrs rnitsr; handilsT.; we buy sell
SsfSn, atc' best service. low rates; local and
ona Sang distance. Phone Poplar PISA. 1917
vsrown st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
NEED BUSINESS CAPITAL2

We'll present your proposition by letter or
prospectus so forcefully and convincingly
that you'll get quick certain. positive re-
suits Advertising Service Co.. 9o2 Park
way Bldg, Spruce 1920,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04

sECoND::FL porch-front corner apart
rnediate nosseasion p IaSs T adaar pp; p;;e r.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04

sALEsMEN to sell Listed md oY1listed SO;
curlties, Apply TO Room 4Ol. $50 s. Broad
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04
General

GREENEwALD'S
A SPECTALTIED EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
APPLICATIONS SOLICITED from office
and factory executives, men and women:
accts.. comptrolers. secretaries, bkprs, en-
gineers. technical and college men.
-. SPECIALS
SALES MGR, exp. handling washing mach
ShLESMAN. travelling food product speciality
ENGINEER. heating and ventilating exp.
SECT. tstenoE.l to prominent official.
CLERK, heachfront hotel Nemale) 500.
MGR. auto agency, exp. man only.
NO ENROLMENT CHARGES
Information blank and booklet gratis
Application from local residents only
Green owald's specialized service, $50 &. 11th
MEN wanted to train as designers and H.
mercial artists earn $3.50 to $500 per month
big demand: unedualed opportunity: earn
while you learn at home. Full Information
delphia. Pa. Bell phone Dia. 205S. and Key
stone. Park GAG, Open evenings and satur-
day y. m,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04
SEWING MACHINES

SEWING MACHINES new, $50; easy nav.
ments Singer and other makes Ike now;
IS to sl2: fully guaranteed. 1870 n. 10th ct
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04
r,nrIJrY FIREPRoOF wAREHotJsEs
isil TO 1919 MARKET sT.

h3nEEAA h3nEA 'kVE'-AW'r0 SERVICE sT6SRR SSstss
pACKiNG. L0NG-DISTANCE MOViNG O.
~ HAIJL goods to Ati. City, New YorL Al
iertown Quskcr city Trans Co wsfbSaa
MOVING, LONG: DISTANCE HAULING
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04
HORSES

STAMPS. PACKETS, DIME SETS
PHlI.A STAMP CO. 81 g. 18th st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04
sITUATIoNswANT

SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER Young
lady, well educated and experienced In
handling correspondence. seeks change after
Nov 10; CAPABLE assistant to official Of com
pany o" other position OF trust: highest refer
ences. Address c 223 I.edger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04

YOUNG MAN for packing and wrapping In
retail specalty store Address 1927,
I,ndccr Orfice.
wANTED-Young man Of experiences to sell
worsted yarns to the textile trade In
Philadelphia and surrounding territory; state
age experience and salary expected. NJ
803. Ledger Offce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04

SION PAINTER; must be accurate and
quick Apply Electrical Department
stone webster, Beach and Palmer sts.,
Philadelphia. Pa,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04
HELP wANTEp--MAIE

sTENoGRAPHER. male. competent all
around man, for shop department office;
good opportunity for advancement for the
rrisht man, See, Mr.. shengle, North Yard
Employment Office, New York Shiptiilding
Corporatfon. Camden. N. ]. !
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04

YOUNG couple desire small housekeeping
apartment; suburban preferred. GlS, Led.
ger Office,
1923 n, 10TH ST. = APARTMENTS, FUR,
NN!sHHEdP HEd W OF frrI ITNETkNSlSHEIP Ms IIJ MASN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04

Statesmen, STOP Do you want to he a
hrst-class salesman We want 5 ambitious
rnen AT once, men who are determined to
advance TO higher positions; experience not
necessary. as we teach YOU the system: un.
7Oa Vandam Bldg. 10th and Market. Ask
fnr Mr. Soheld.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

TWO ROOMS. PRIV. bath, steam heat; elec,
gas: hkeepRg. 40i 5. 10th. Loc. 6TbS ]
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04
APARTMENTS WANTED

We BUY women's and mons worn cIothinS
4 shoes Call or write s37 ". 4th. Mar 94tH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04
PAINTING & PAPERHANGINa
STAMPS AND COINS

PAINTING well done BY Walter X, Warren
1922 n. "3d ST. Diamond SST5.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04

SAIESMEN-If you make 10000 this year
and are competent successful statesmen
real estate advertising or insurance bust
ness we have n proposition that will interest
You call after 10, sol DrcSrl Bldg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04
SAIESNfEN

To men over so seeking pleasant and dixni-
ising future: we want men with whole
eouled desire to become prosperous and who
are prepared TO honestly give their best OF
reference in return for an income that
promises independent wealth; previous sales
experience not essential, Apply 426 Widener
Bldg. 10 80 a. m. or p, m.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04

SOLICITOR. for collection egency-wanted.
i,oitor for established agency; answer. giving
full particulars, stating In detail exp, ref.
teiiisencs would be considered. q Hao.Lsd. on.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04

SNIESMEN experienced, good records. ref.
crpnces can make good on our sales force
seiIing high class securities; salary and com
mIssion Mr.. Hinton, 3lO Parkway Bldg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-04

aAIESMEN wanted for electric washers and
vacuum cleaners; good proposition; expert
ence not necessary. Apply l22 3. 1lth st.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-06

probably play a large part for today's winner. Vanderbilt has employed the for ward pass to best advantage in the pre- vious games with the Alabama entry, and will probably resort to the same tactics today. Coach Scott also possesses a mania for the passing end of the game and runs many of his passing plays for ground gathers.
 The Vanderbilt band pulled in early this morning, and will parade before and after the game today, as well as at tempting the competition with the Ala ba ma rcoters on the field. The Com modores will be far outnumbered in the rooter section as result of holiday for the state institution and the Vandy mid terms holding these students on the campus.
 Auburn will probably lend her full hearted support to the Commodores today with a view of finally establishing her claims of superiority over her Alabama rivals: Auburn and Vandy pull for each other at all times except in their an nual battle, and Vandy players are still commenting on the purely clean brand of play the Auburn team gave them two weeks ago.