davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-16

Il the nan who cones home On the s:45 car from Ne
ico hasn't got good alcohol BREATH what Is he doing
the e;45 carr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-16

The proclamation Is one feature Of 4 monarchy Viii
the most boshsvisc government never do away wit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-16

7 HINL N-NINI r YEAH
plete news report By
covering Arizona. New
York Entered ~ the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-11
Washing Won't Rid
Head or Dandruff

The enly SURF wat 40 EFs I'D ~
isatrnN a. 30 dissolve Al then ypu
ifsfrns 81 entirety To DO this. r'i
fhaai four ounces ~ ordinary llauid
frvnE. anuiy li ri uiihi ~hHn f"-
firing use enough 20 moisien the
,eelp ana Ib u gently with sh7
finger dps
i,o thl simiehi. ard by wefninF
nost " not an - your iandruff will
oc gone. aud three or four NOR. ap-
1licailunH viii oomplstfl, dissolve
md entirely destroy every single
IN aud irgpe ~ ID nO matter how
much daBdruff soa may haYa
Won will find too. that an lishlrg
nd dleglns ~ the scalp viii step ai
mee and Nuul hslf viii be- lluif,
iuAircus, flrasy silky aud a0fi and
look and fofl hundred times better
You uan Eei iaala arspa 1t any
ifug store y q inexpensive and
ieteg fails io Do me work
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The Forum

Cemmunicssions 90 The
Editor

Guthrie Daily Leader: VIII you
through your most valuable paper ex-
press cur thanks to our friends who
look after us and administered TO our
necessities during our late late attiie-
tion OF the Flu and the smallpox
while we wcte in quarentine-ood
bless them.
And first. our Relief Corps. Win
Sister Flora as leader. like a minAi-
ering angel. All OF them have our
thanks and warm place In our old
hearts God bless them
And second. our Grand Army. old.
worn out. and some OF them manned
by many wounds. but their hearts still
beat true as. our great government
could depend upon them from 'ei to
.Gs. you can depend upon them III
i9se- old comrades. thank YOU for
your kindly remcmbeance. May
God bless you all.
Third. would not forget our Red
Cross and Sister Mcconnell. who
called us over the phone, looking at
ter US. writing letters TO our child
rem and friends. God bless her.
= VI BREAkSBIlL
30 South End St. Guthrie. Okla
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WlsH|MGTOM BUSIEST
CAPITAL IN WORLD
More Foreign Governments Arr
Represented w Embassics
Here Than Ia ANY
Capital u World

waAhlurtoa Nauh li Naos tef
clsn aosefnmenfs arr repfresnlfa ~
em mbsssles nud iekAiions Ia wasalas
To-. than ln aay ether ssHtal II thf
World % an ie eeanlries have A..
credited f,sfessatAtisvs here hs'
sides ihsse there sre MANY aneff e'sl
representatives at nAlionaiiglss seek
lng reyosnltloa from she Aasef a.
government vhisf among These laf.
Ter sne Representatives of the tfish
rkrealans Afmeuians i.Shasnlsas
and Alhanisps onls the states q
NaAeo and Nan Aaflno appear 20 fe.
main unFv resented
Albania whose status % eu n tht
principal points ~ controversy IN t'.e
AdFiaile problem. has se "sa 10Y.
a ehekfefa a kfAdaAt> ~ iIarsa 4
nniyeuily. vne II ihe flfsi of hll
country ever 70 appear 10 AmsrieA on
pFofcsged governmental mlssls,n
Anethar of the nslkan states Nanirs
neefa. SIN maintains 10 lvfatiff Co.
spite she incorporation OF Noalese
rro IN the Seth crnai Sinssnr siais
aud the deposition of former klns
Nicholas Who mlhe loeA,inn aRlsas,
hlY represented bulgaria. tlifd
nalksn state ocenp'sd the fesliion
during ihr war of hrlne N. nrl,
country AZ war asalnsi ihc sliles and
yet represented here hy legation
Diplomatic fclas ans between tho
United States and nulTafia weia
never severed
Rasslr officially "a rrpr,sen'~t h.
Bofls rakhmcirff ihe Ambassador
sent "a ihls souHlrf hs kefeaAkN
shnrh afirv the es'flhfu~ u hi
start continue ta be Uafflrd 80 ths
diplomatic iist ~ 10. alale dei.ari
meni while that u I.adwe & A X
Msriers. soviet samyassadpr. AZ.
pears oniy on Lists ia lhs records Of
ife department of justice
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NAN MASTER Of HIS
HOME, CARDINAL SAYS

Boston. March if-Crowing weak :
ness on the part OF men Of the coun-
try is developing a sinister fcmlnism
Cardinal 0Connell told a gathering
OF men al the cathedral OF the Holy
Cross last night Man. ss the head OF
the house, hc said. should assert his
proper authority in the aome
Failure to do this. the cardinal as
serted leads 10 false feminlsm. which
unless II Is curbed In time, will have
disasterous results for Humanity The
women are becoming masculine. II
you please. and the men are becoming
cffeminaie This is disorder"
Cardinal O'Connell questioned how
a father could look on and see his
children. especially the girls. running
rampant without any consideration Of
modesty." Headship for the family.
he said. meant that the father should
look after the morals of the whole
family.
The evil OF extrayagant expendlt-
ure. which, he predicted. would cause
a financial reaction in America 10
some degree similar TO tina. which has
caused Europe's virtual bankruptcy,
was criticized
The cardinal argued also against
what he said was a continual clam.
or for more pay by working men, and
advised that they be on their guard
against spirit wording underhand
for perpetual strikes with the purpose
OF destroying organization and In
dustry.
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Absorption Process
Makes Faces Young

Success At lsss has ecme 70 - eenti,ts
who fcr kesss has soashs soae meth
ID 81 remot uN thr nairr xeil ~ "a
cial ska IN s&.sa ~ anNiEhiiN com
pleAl0ns Nhieh ~onlt he bath paia
less and hsrmiess The nea procesf
= 80 slmple. 80 hckpeHsis.. IA,
wonder ls no enc had discovered a
lonx aeo Il has been amply dsmon
sgfAtcd that eomnpn mervoliacd wkA
gsoia ~ afuTgtste IN aaHsp pack
agcss cnllrelv removes - the gcniis
absorption. the ~lthefed. liieless sur
face skin. sAo~lng lhe Yoashfal. rose
llks skin beneath The 49, - ap
plied Al nlfhi. llke Coli cream. end
~sshsd off Ia the nornlng Tho ah
eorrilon aiso ciesnses glaeEea sufrs
lncfcasins the skin's breathing oNpa
cils and preeefeing iens golor and
natural beauty uf The naN skia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-11

You arr often tolf to beware Of
cold. hut why We will tell YOU
Every cold wnakcns The lunRs lowers
ihe vitality and paves IN. way Tor
the more serious diseases People
Who contract pneumonia first take
cold Tho longer a cold hangs on.
the greater the danger, especially
from the germ diseases. as cold
prepares The system f1r he reception
and develonmeni ~ the Fcrms ~ con
sumption. diptheria. eoarlet fewer and
whooping cough Tho quicker you re-
nd OF your cold. the less the danger
Of contracting ene ~ these diseases
rhamberlaln'e Cough Remedy has .
great reputation a. a cure for coldf
aud can be depended upon II A
pleasant 10 take.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-11

= = Nv KIM sHy~ KY
The government M longer publish
e. immigration snd emlgrani figures
But u u known ma from July I. 1919
"a November 20. 1912 more than io>
e'o immigrants entered the L. = and
1000 emigranfs lefl n In other
words about z2.eoo pcoNle month
eerc coming from Europe and - .o0o
going back. a net loss Of about 5000
q month. Apparently the peoples Of
Europe are no' as eager ts ESCAPE
their wretched conditions AZ W
thought they would be. immigration
used 10 be a million a year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-11
STOCK RA|stRs SEE IN
COMES N Bl00D[D CATTLE

4 am giad 10 see the business men
of Guthrie taxing an Interest IN Ard
waking ap 10 the fact that hloodud
cattle for the harm l. ihe best card
yet Every farm osn have an oil
well. maybe. bar every fAFm does not
have r.gietered cattle The short
horn and Hereford bFands have ths
call IN this section Al the saIc %
he held here Aarch 49, there viii
be some fine specimens of stock and
! dare say lot of farmers Wlli avail
themselves of the opportunity 10 pick
40 some bargains Durine the past
sin yea~ the sloek falsers Of Logan
county have made wonderful al.
sancos u ~oald sufpsss onn 90
know The number OF hiooded heads
In this county I know of twelve
siockmen IN this couutY whose sole
inceme IA derived FROM hlodded cat.
tie. Everything ghat ~ can do 60
foster stock raising shonld be done
spcsklnr Of incomes. John Hllt'eih
told the Rotary club about farmer
who called al his offcr 80 have his
Income tax blarsk fl,ed out IRE
farmer had several bead - cattle
lie bought them Tor lees than 800
During the past ycas h. made several
sales. not one Of Witch fell belos
200 per head 'f'ood cattle means
lots Of money .ssr the farmer aud the
county" said nldrcih
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-11

The West SIDE Ladies' aid met Al
the parsonage yesterday Afternoon.
with Mrs. ..ehew as hostess.
A three months contest has just
closed with TOE paid-np members
1855 calls. go in the treasury and
enough enthusiasm TO last through
hot weather 10 'he end OF the year
AT this meeting each member was
given - cents 10 Invest and Increase
and finally have an articl. for The
Christmas bazaar The woman
whose article brings the highest
price wins lovely prize.
Miss Eihsi poulss Gave several
musical numbers on The piano which
were very much enjoyed Later =
Methodist shake down wss indulr
ed in.
The shamrock idea was carried out
In both the decorations and dcligiN =
ful refreshments
" - y
Much interest n being taken IN tn
coming OF Prof E n. kroeger pi-
anIst and composer. at the Methodist
church. Thursday. March rs. kroe-
ger Is an artist Who is making rapid
strides 60 the front lie comes un
der the auspices of the Anthenacum
club.
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HicH PRICES MAY CAUSE III.
NESS

AZ this season OF the year when
frest vegetables are 80 hieh many
per',ons suffer from d~ranFed dires-
tion. n you fee. dull and sluggish. or
II you suspect indiscStion CT consti-
patton you Will feel better tomorrow
u you take Foley cstaartic Tablet
tonight They bsnIsh biliousness and
headache Sold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-11

Warrington. March 4 The prsNls
lent sent the folloelng nominations
The senate tails afternoon
To be- assleiant sufseon renetnl IT
iafgc publio health rcrsler. Former
surgeon Denorai Rupert blue. sen
o. surgeon. Joseph u White
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: xxs xyssxsxy
: lGr r"Is % WARNING (.
, gxsxxg xxnx xxx >

u l. not good manners 10 pick your
teeth with jeck knife. A Ny York
er who tried II got the s'a,e between
- front teeth and was uEshl, n pulI
u a.i. Then his wife trsf sud che
ssr dn't. He had 10 sssk dasre ihe
>. eet with the knife srietins ~ ~
~ s..,nth 70 dentis office The
dc- .ist tried 10 pull "a, ID. b.sfe ard
failed and finally had 20 saw off one
Of the mans teeth 20 remove the
steel
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MY sedentafy habits have neeossl.
aied the use Of an occasional iasa
i've have tried many bat found
aofhinr better than Chamberlain
Tablets" writes George " Daniclt,
Hafdwlck. W. Mr naniris - pro
prle'or of the ilardwick Inn one %
- model hotels Of Sew England.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-11

have sold my interest In the Elks
hotel proper. but will continue TO run
the Annex TO the Elks as a rooming
house " will be known as the Jen.
nings Rooming house. First stairway
west OF the Elks.--Mrs. Sarah J. Jen-
nings.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-11
AK GioerY roor rAll
mAvraHIp ltrrtG

raldasll ksns. March n 80
No inut tan ffum smnkestack n
fht i,.al eletsrie nghg psant BY jim
Williams 81 wienna STACK haildFf
aad sisspls laek. merely dslafsd ~.
ati0ns ilse mlnassA and ~ vas back
aA ihr lob Failing headfifsf. VII
Hams eifntk . Kuy wifs whish brake
ltc aii and he land a feet fisss Ia
some mild. nniulareA
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"A MlcRonr ~ lsis n1nns

London. March III Huge aaii.ffe
hlbltlon posters have appeared On
London bliibOards nne Shows =
bra~ny nri,ish woFbiHe man fshin
tiny tneic sam oui uf his Hiass
81 beer ~ih ibe ~ofda isamnis.
there's uicfobe ln ny beet
Another diaeltys figure fepfe
aenilna vi y iputs, fouil Iihns9n.
American prohibition eaHpaisasH 81
an angel by ,ht bedaids of 9JeiAf'
Citizen" 20 ehom n egoons . ia'a
by. whlis ne bind. hln eith Iron
ahackles. hard anJ soai
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Old People Who Are Feeble and
Children Who Are Pale and Weak

Would be greatly. benefited ~ the
General Strengthening Tonic Effect OF
GROVES TASTEI.EsS chill TONIC.
II purifies and enrches the blood and
builds up the whole system. A Gen
eral Strengthening Tonic for Adults
and children. soc.
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FOR ksdnev ana vfsddeF troubles
yravel. weak and lame back. rhcuma-
tism and irreeula rites Of the kidney
and bladder. Regulates clsdder trcu-
bIee IN children. n not sold BY drug
gisia. mail 1125. Small bottle cftes
cure. Send Ter sworn testimonials
Or. z. w. Ha... 2sss Olive 81, ST
louis. No. Sold b. druSelsss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-11

MF anu MIS- " ~ f0tmal enter
ta.ned the "Wednesday Evening club
yesterday. Al seven O'Clock a dell.
eiSus two course dinner was served
10 the club members and Mr.. ar.
Mrs. Tom Welsh as special guests
prixes AT the Ksme Of bridge were
won by Mrs. Charles seely aud Mr.
VI Braun. Tho next meeting Of the
club will be with Mr. and Mrs. VIII
Patterson.
Miss Mae Few. organizer FOR the
pclnhlan society. left today 10 take np
her work at Topeka. Kansas Miss
Few. whose home ~ in 81 Louis.
said she regretted very much that
she was not able 10 remain over 90
hear the recital which = to be eiven
next Thursday evening by Ernest u
kroeger under the auspices Of the
Anihenaeum club. She has heard Mr..
Kroeger a number OF times and says
that Guthrie wDl have a treat In
this musical event
= :. 4.
kimoro Club.
Mrs. Kari J. rilson entertained the
kimono club yesterday at her home
on East Washington avenue Scores
at auction bridgc were won by Mrs
J. II. Belsnd aud --rs. Lyman Gray
and the special guests were. Mr..
Charles Seeiy. Miss Ida Nibiack and
Miss Enid Budlong. The neat meet
lng place OF the club v undecided.
y y =
| Mrs. p N. Deselms will go 60 ok
lahoma City today 20 attend re-
.ccpfion given by the federated clubs
lin honor Of Mrs ,. c. Pearson.
y y n
Missionary Society.
The Missionary Society of the
South Methodist church met yes'er-
day af the home Of Mrs Hnfstutier.
A business meeting was held during
the afternoon and after a social horr
light refreshments were served 10 ten
OF the members.
y - x
Christian Church ls5ses
The ladies of the Christian church
guild met yesterday at the church.
Arrangements were made for =
doughnns sale to be held the satHr-
day before Easter.
y y y
Postponed.
The Domestic Science club will not
meet tomorrow on account Of the
death OF Dr. vandervoort.
= = =
Arieitia Club.
The Amicifia club met yesterday y
with Mrs. J. Z. Douglas. The after
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-11

WALK A nLOcK aud save q dollar
aaoea all hlnds AMI eplefs Z.
10 30 as laNfher q AsGrsgors op.
poslie pnsl0ffiee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-11

The local mines OF Zoungouldak,
In Turkey. have a daily yield OF 2ooc
metric tons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-11

Peaeocks were regarded by the sn-
cient Romans as one Of the tables
greatest delicacies.
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roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

FoR RENT-A GOOD furnished room
in a modern house sos SO. Div.
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rruRsoAv
Mitxi Club Miss Vera ingol
Acorn Club Mrs n n Nswmsn.
Auxiliary M. Two-A. v. Corn
thwalt
II. N. {. Club Mrs kss Ans
pachcr,
Openorks glab Mrs A. NJ l.aferts
Macabees--A q. 4. W Hall.
FRIDAY
domestic Scsence Postponed
Five O'clock Tea ciab~-Mrs. Ray
maker.
Friday Auction f.aneheon Club
Mrs. Charles Seely.
Patrons Chamber Of Commerce.
SATURDAY
King Herold OF West N. v Church
Cooked Food Sale Cafeteria Grccsry
Phi Delta Gamma Club Mn. Byron
Bachelor.
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oAflv nouonv.
Give me = ap2rk o natures firs.
rhat's a the learning I assire.
Then. the srudxe thru dab aud mifs.
81 sioash "a cart.
Ny m.ass. tao eomis IN ATTIRE. may
touch The heart - Aabers Barns
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Leader Classified Ads. set results.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-23
EArHs

hasssad FIorsses : seSnslSsy. ns.i Fsnsrsi
silsr@sy may Be viewed @ Friday sSenUs
William sTd Wh.SSs ~ ASNA sdchs ~ aaSss Ssei
parent s'''r residence, i5s w Tioss st. inter.
fqent Belyue Cemetery. Remains may nh, be
SPAIN. April 81, JENNIE sPAIN,. ru.
nff. seryGss Morrs sausdSy % Romsn n
rfankford. intermcAt East Cedar Hill Gene.
srEvENsoN. April 81, at his residence.
ess2 nrsHsI Tosd' oEeTsroGk' Pa; WALrbSIn SIs
isse residence. SATURDAY. II a. m. Inter
Z Z sfRoNG, April 90, j. HUNT STRONG,
sNwEkSGY'cSsAppTn3 SGyY'cSsA pn3 y. p'S HUGH TT husband
q Isabela Leonard sweeney, asGd a. Rcls,
nSna1y Hs B. s"Gf sS WsSS, 2S!SS ,2 fSpns G1f,Sn
ChsrIes's. Intormcnt st, .Charcs's Gene
band y Anna e. fsoms rho @sNsST as:d 7 H. H:
tlyes. friend, and Mozart Lodge, No 43s'
saturGsy. (? D M, at residence, its y,
gath 81, lntermcnt private. West Laurel
HIN Cemetery Friends may call Friday
TwxpTbE'LIi.--At Rrrdscror,. Pa. April
e. snd EGEAS9R ASTy rmsS5. &e1FRsr z FosSo S 5'%S nS
friends invited to, attend services, ct rest
dence, nos De KAN ~. SATURDAY, IL q. m.
1nterment Mount NnriAh Cemetery
ULMER. - AprIl 90 SUSAN. widow o.
John Ulmer. Funeral services saturday, .
y. M, at her late residence, $50 y. 25th st.
fnterment private. Friends may call Friday
evening.
VERNON. April 30, MARY @, widow, OF
Or. George n Vernon. aged - years. Flu.
neral SATURDAY. 33o n. m, residence. OF
George n. Frankcnncld, rUfton Heights.
wATKIN --AprI. 81, FRANCES 4. cat
LAwAY. wife Of Charles W wattn.
Funeral services, S32 y. fist St, Saturday,
Erti,1AMS u" SpriI 50 CLEMENT ~.
husband Of Helen r Williams (nee Don.
fsvy) Funeral services at his late residence.
$3.50 Germantown ave, Chestnut Hhl.
Phila. Saturday, $50 p M. lntcrment pri'
vate
woERNER. - ArrrI 30. CuNRLEs X.
husband Of Lola Wocrner AGED 30. Relatives
and friends. invited 10 FUNERAL sorvir"e, sat
urday. . n M. late residence, 1888 Turner
st. Intermcnt private. Remains may be
viewed Friday 10 p. m.
YOUNG. g. April %. l. u & 4 tnnN
Rhoads). widow Of rhilip Young, aged Ss
Funeral SATURDAY, . p. m. residence Of son
William W. Young. IL y. sd at. lnterment
private.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-23
LEGAL ,DyERTISEMENT

n~S5=MR. GEORGE HOFFEK HAS SOLD
NS his stock and fixtures to VIM. Sher.
man. sAll creditors should aDply tin April 90
1920. TO James n. Lively. 23l2 s. 1lth St.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-23
HORSES

HORSE. S35. strong Young horse. suI,.bIl
Cnr IL rm or business trial given purHh.,",',r'
Rear of h'acksmith shop. 3l7 y G7Ih 50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-23
PERSONALS
LOST AND FOUND

FOX TERRlER--Lost. at I.HnsdOwne April
o. wire.haired fox terrier with black and
yellow markings collar marked Mr. Edgar
Scott. Lansdownc. Pa; license tag No. 3@l1 .
$40 reward TP'eUhOne I.a nSdOwn" 30.
PURSE-Iost. April 20 small b'ack coin
purse, money and keys; between North
American Bldg, and Broad Street Station
reward Room lOS. North American Bids.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-23

statesmen to sell skirts and suits for city
ana the road; good opportunity for the
right man salary and commissions must be
experienced; will also consider men who carry
9ther nnnConnicting lines. Address 30l
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-23
PARTNERSHIPS
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

Notice II hereby given that the partnership
between James Hogan and Michael DonnrIIv
.radinE "a Hogan Donnelly, dealing in
horseshoers supplies, etc, at Nos. 3I7 and
solved by mutual consent on the tIth day OF
AprtI 1890. the said James Hogan withdraw
ing from the FIRM All debts due TO the
said firm ara TO be paid, and those due by
the same discharged. at tho above address
where the business will bo continued By
said Michael Donncly.
JAMES HOGAN
MICHAEL DONNELLY
rUGENF; r RAYMOND.
T. wASHISGTOS LOGUE
Attorneys
THE FIRM or TRACER & GELGOOD Has
dissolved partnership April ~. 1920, Mr.
Trager will conduct the business under the
firm name J. Trager Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-23
HELP wANTED-MALE

SALESMAN-swe have an opening for
htgh-srade man with real ability and OK.
perience; one who is willing TO travel; give
tull particulars age. exp, ref, salary etc,
II you expect an interview. L 22l, Ledger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-23
HELP wANTED-MALE

BooK<EEPER assistant by prominent
stock brokerage house: state age quail
ihcations and salary expected. = 223,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-23

PRES r.R Du-nrludu wanted. good wages;
sieadv NLlu-y DL-nu-r- ii37 Ba!t ave,
SALESMAN, experienced TO represent old
established manufacturing plant Of leather
betting for power tTdnsmi ssiOn. calling
plants in eastern Pennsyl-
vania. sal ary and commission: only a pro-
ifcatlonx M 6Ii, Ledger ONCE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-23

SALESMAN wanted, experienced In se.
curities with clientele preferred; perma-
nent connections assured aud opportunity as
branch manager given producer. Telephone
Bond Dent. Walnut 1928. for appontment
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-23
Statesmen

can use real statesmen over 25. In our
Philadelphia office; men now employed, men
OF ability, education. tact and good breoi
ms; with us YOU can honestly earn from
SlOO-S3OO per week. I cannot use down aud
cutters; chronic job seekers and Blue sky
stock salesmen please keep away; write for
Intervlew, giving telephone number. Box
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-23

SALESMEN--Men capable of obtaining Dig
results; commission with drawing hc.
counts. Call 3l5 Temple Bids. Camden,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-23

. Statesmen WANTED
-FOUR EHPERtENCED STOCK SALES.
MEN; HIGH GRADE So SECURITY; 10
CAL ENTERPRISES. ADDRESS p. o. BOX
lC0l, PHILADELPHIA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-23
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

learners taken; siS pcr week TO start
Warrington Braid Mills 20l2 Arizona st, ,
near Emerald and York sts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-23
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALF
ADVERTISING COPY WRITER
Efficient woman wants new connection. or
~ rienCcd. initiative. versatility.
y 10. LEDGER OFFICE
LADY'S 'MAlD-Whuo. good s,amstrc-e
good writer willing to travel for summer.
'l'y ref 33l. I.cdge- Office
nRESSMAEER. cNp wishes work NJ LnTrc
T0mod alter. Apply 226 $. ith 3d r rr.r
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
ACCOUNTANT
Onice and credi. manager. Comrat,n, .,cc.
uri,e. viii be available aboy' Mav IL
aEa 81 ma rried. cNCcllent educairov. syncr,
on" covers ,c"rpGration manufacturing costs
complete. salary $500,
VI 4it Ledger OFFICE
FINANCIAL ENECrTIIT
Sr-lctly Grr,-Class man. - years ur ar. pooa
sduratlou. viii be- available about Ma, I,
s.rns CORES ponhenCe with large corr. tin,,
iu need Of Il comptroller. uff,e wanap - a., a."
dl'nr or assistant to chief CNr,ul,a0 c,rar,
iu all matters pertaining to COrpur,r, 0,nTco.
ofr,e MANAGEMENT, accounting farrory r,,,
and systomatiE,ng. Address !: -. p q Ia
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