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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Soldier Settlers in
Canada Thriving

EDMONTON. Alta. Oct ft<--Aore
money has been loaned 10 soldier st.
tiers IN Northern Alberta than IN any
ether part Of Canada Aih~rtans
point to this fact A. 4 tribute 10 the
attractions OF the soil ana climate
Of tho province. Thru the Edmonton
ONCE. which covers the northern half
az the province. loans 10 soldier ct.
tiers have b~~n approved TO the a
tent Of $4,000 ooe. and u this
amount nearly $4,000. 900 has been
disbursed- About s.seo soidisrs have
been actually located on farms with
an equal number s~ssied On home.
stead lands for which no leans arc
n~cem~ary.
Most Of the soldier srtfiers are
making good. according 70 the soldier
settlement board. and arc sharing In
Tire profits OF the bumper harvest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Married" the Ashes
of Japanese Lovers

TOKYO. Sept. si.-tiiy mailD The
rather unusual ceremony OF uniting
in marriage the ashes of two lovers
took place "a few days ago In the
province Of Tau. The young man and
woman in question had been attached
20 each other for some time. but cir
cummtanccn prevented them from
marrying. In despair they commit
ted 'nhinju." or double suicide, as II
quite common under such circun'
stances In Japan. By ieaping into the
sea from a eliff at Aami. a well
known bathing reaart. Their remains
we're crsmatsd and the BUDDHIST wed.
ding ceremony then performed over
the ashes. a.. according 20 buddhist
belief. this marriage win carry over
into tho NEXT world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Cleveland Plans
on Big Birthday

CLEVELAND. oct. ie.--~cieveland
IL airing the mothbali fumes cut OF
the municipal tiraci. fiars. ponnants
and banners. and scrubhinT up IN
preparation for the celebration Of ia
f.sth Anniversary. Mayor W. y
Fitzgerald ordered an early start for
tho event. and selected COMMITTEES
or 20 representative citiz"ns 30 super
vtae the work. The i.tth birthday
falls on July -. 1871
II In hoped 10 dedieats on that day
the great auditorium nov under con
nsruction. The auditorium will be
the lnrx~ss In the country. the arrhi'
iecfs saiA. n will have seating room
for 1900 people. The cost viii be
1900. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Says New Reservoir
Would Break Walls

Hearing Of a petition OF Capitol
hill residents 60 enioin the city from
building a reservoir In Volunteer
park continued today b.fore Judge
Clay Allen. following an aii-dHy dis
cusaion OF engineering problems yes
i~rday.
Professor Louis q. Carpenter. az
tho University Of Colorado. testified
that no matter how carefully the res.
nryoir was maintained. the walls
would ultimately break and create
untold damage 20 property below.
slides w~fw likely 10 occur. he said.
owing TO the clay and gravel in tho
soil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
New Building for
University Planned

Plans for the construction OF the
proposed mines group % buildings
on the University Of Washington
campus are rapidly taking shape.
Ground viii be broken for the first
Of the group. the nonmeuaiiics labora-
tory. in the near future. II is prom
ised. This building will be so by 30
feet. and is 10 be located Just south
OF engineering hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Shriners and Their
Ladies Dance Tonight

The women and relatives 81 Seat.
tie shrinsrs win be entertained to-
night NJ n special open meeting
Tho program win consist OF vaude-
vile and music by the Nile Temple
band. Malini the magician. viii be
a headiiner. There will b. dancing
until midnight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
War Parents Assn.
Backs Bonus Bill

Trustees OF the War Parents az.
ISOLATION Of the state OF Washington
unanimously Endorsed Referendum
No 2. the soldiers bonus bill. at an
sxeeutiye session held in the Boio
club headquarters. In the Butler no
tel. Monday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Meany Again Leads
Mountaineers' Club

The Mountaineers have reelected
Prof. Edmond y. Meany Of the Uni
verslty OF Washington 20 head their
organization. Prof. Meany has been
president Of the club for the last ~
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Ballard Elks Open
New Home Saturday

The ballard lodge No. ssT. =. T. 9
Eiks, win move into their new homf
AZ Ballard ave. and Vernon place
Saturday. the ceremonies VIII begin
at sso p. m. and are expecsed 20 end
AZ midnight. II h expected there viii
be about $500 Eiks at tn. opening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Osteopaths to Hold
First Meet Tonight

The first meeting OF tho King
County osteopashic society win be
held tonight in the offices Of Dra,
Pattcr and Hart. In the Eitei building.
The meeting Ia held for the purpose
OF electing officers and the appoint.
ing of committees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
n. n LArrMER pr.-iden, Of tn,

Dexter Horton National hank. IL re.
ported 90 be rapidly improving from
illneas that has confined him TO his
home for the last month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19

ITALIAN WORKERS Of the Pa.
cffic Coast Coal Co. at Black Ola.
mond, have raised $500 for the quake
victims In italy. The money has been
sent 70 Europa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-19

from her late residence. 2ess E, Huntinsdon
e. Solemn requiem MAS st AIMS Church
~ PEchrk Int Nsw Hur issofat IL, TiLLIB LIE NJ. wife
SATURDAY at 2 p. M at her late residence.
FoRTgHs.@KH:ed s'f sy sssiasnt IN Frsnes
f9nS"F & PoRFE1s Mrn le M i'ts e. Rn f. iSs n ss.s
Is years. son Of Francis 1. ana Mary +.
Ss ,,I Ryfs and fE'pas and
wgsS sSTTs Cen Sn Fri Aug 3S At sd.,,sr p .,
niece. niece Mrs. nSs e.. irwin Bean, 81 ". Xshmesds
SSeI sGse ssRc.s at &C. gosn1 Fri p
his fa,hsTS ,SyS Ts'SsSgs lssS
NJ. Ramsey, aged II. years; Service, on
II p'YsdayB Rair Bldg 1870 chestnut ST. intermeni
JM SfEHRs H. ba.ssnd ., Anna AYC R..nsder ~ iSSS
Cowane Bel. Rslst,yes Ives, and frlends .,. also Com m
fnterment AZ chuTohtown. Pa. :. ...,
AaSh VIE ei Ieafs soSsetsr us neo Il EspSs a3
which she was 9 member. invited to funeral
STACKHOUSE.- at Kntners
vile s,,. Pa. Aug j.. 7, FRANkLlN HUSBAND
lives and friena. also %stsch SsSS Tribe No, 81
I. o, r, NJ. Willow Grove. Invited to funeral
on sixth day at 2;30 D. m. at Horsham
SSsTS,g ylTgs,sR >sog Rel AVE- ,s;
OF Thomas J. Stirling. aged 20 years. Flu
Banks, Henry Clay. wilmington, Del. Fri
day q SsISff nsssrs%sntt at Green 4
ienburg, aged is. Relatives and friends, aist
Johns r. A. Chapter. No. 2s2; Phila. Com
mandery, No. 2. K. T.. Lu I.u Temple. A. A
/, Al WeshInstcn camp No. Tos. s: Of d A. A.
late late residence ss2s N. Broad 81. in' Int. n a
Mt. Vernon Gem. Remains on view Fri,
wkITER.-ANNA. widow OF late Phil,
Walter. formerly residence 1919 Waterloo
st. Burial from daughters residence, "a E
Oxford ST. Services 2:15 y. m. Thurs. Int
Greenmount Gem. Relatives and friends In
WV ''wSALTERs..Aus. II. JOHN. son of Id
Relatives and friends: also Mantau Council
No. S3, o. of I A.; Ledge b4; L; o. Q. NJ.
attend attend the the funeral services Sat. p. m:
frcm the residence OF his mother. s22 n
42d st. Friends may call Friday evening.
| wATSoN.-Aug. II. SUSANNA, widow
of Joseph H. Watson. in her 18th year. Rela
iso issS D. % M. late residence 1850 ,LesSer 81:
cfa':1 chapeh ESQ TU'' D. m. Int. North CEDAR Hi
Gem Remains may be viewed Fri. eve.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-19

Washington, ID. c., 10 agosto. In =
formato dele vedute del Governo Fran
cese sulla situazione Russo Polacca, II
Dipartimento di State attende per oggi
una risposta formale dell'1talia circa 10
nota recentemente rimessa all'Ambasci-
atore Italiano riguardo al future della
Russia della Polopia. lie dichi-
arazoni della Francia, fatte al governo
degli Stati Until, furono rese pubbliche
Teri dimostrano che II Governo Fran
cese O. interamente d'acoordo con
principi espresso nella nota degli Stat
Until all'Italia.
Una informale replica ALA nota in
questione e. stata ricevuta del Governc
Italiano, ha annunziato II Segretnric
Colby, con La promessa che una com
pleta formale replica sara subito in
viata.
La nota francese .condanna bolsce-
vichi con termini simili a quelli usat
dali America nella nota all'Italia, La
Francia dimostra di essere In complete
accordo con gil 8. U. sulla necessita
di uno State Polacco indipente re.
spinge la proposta di negoziare co
Goyerno Bolscevico, come era state
proposto dall'Inghilterra.
Londra, 1S agosto. Italia. in com
penso del suo costante appoggio all
Inghilterra fin dali ll'armistizio @ princi
palmente nellie recent conference, fnra
premure all'Inghilterra perche' sospen
da Paccordo con la Francia riguard
al pretrolio. COST l'Italia potra' avern
una larga parte dai territori sopra
quail rlnghilterra ha ottenuto
mandate.
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DIAMONDS BOUGHT

EXPERT exterminating and disinfectinr OF
all Kinds OF house pests: rea sonable price
Thos. D. Nelson. COS v aath al Pres ahs2
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ACCUSED
| OF "|NDECENCY''
!"Tom" Appeared in Night
cIothes--ReIeased From
Jail Under Bail
TELLS OF STIMULANTS
Ry the Associated Press

R,,ford, Ga, Aug. 19.-Thomas e..
watson. once Populist candidate for
resident, and now candidate for the
nowocratic nomination for United
staes senator from Georgia, together
,rith his travelling companion, -. IL.
Miller were released today from the
Emmett county Jail. where they spent
tbs night as a result Of a disturbance
in hotel here. 49,, ,,,
watson was charged with "public in
while Miller was charged
u.itb carrying concealed weapons. Wat
SONS bond was placed at 5000 and
|tbat Of Miller at $1,000.
Roth men agreed to leave the Jail
ofter n conference with Thoma w.
Iiardwick, former senator and candidate
for governor, and John Kelly, candi-
dnte for Congress, who arrived here to-
| day.
ment in which he said that since his
neryous collapse in Florida two years
aso he had, on advice Of his physician,
| taken small amounts of stimulants after
Extraordinary exertion.
eat Winder Wednesday ] addressed
nm enormous crowd, speaking directly
under heavy warehouse roof" he said.
almost all Of the speakers at Windcr
were overcome with the heat. Seeing
|tbis. n friend of mine at Winder gave
me small bottle Of whisky, from which
Ii took only two drinks. one at Win
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-19

PEERLESS, ton. with 5-toI. equipment
and stake bQdy, A, Preston. 333 Walnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-19
der der and one at Buford, as 1 went to

bed.
The noise Of the gentlemen who were
playing cards in the lobby came directly
into my room. I stepped out Of my room
to the lobby rail and tossed book
down to attract their attention, saying
that the loud conversation Of the card
players made 1t impossible for me to
sleep. ..H..
During this conversation / did not see
the proprietress at any time. / re-
turned to my room. To my utter aston
ishment l was seized by two powerful
policemen, with whom I struggled for
my liberty, as they did not tell me my
offense and did not exhibit any war
rant. 1 was not aware that the land
lady was any where near.
I'm the struggle with the policemen
my underclothing was torn and disarA
ranged. OF course, when was being
treated that way / used some pretty
rough language, having no knowledge of
the presence of the lady. apologize
to her profuscly for saying anything
which she may have heard"
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CANTU REVOLT ENDS
Agreement Signed With Mexico
Covers Matters in DISPUTE

S'S"SS 'SNfSS
Covers Matters In Dispute
Mexlcali, Lower Calf, Aug. TO-
(By A. P.)-Details Of the agreement
which brought to a peaceful end the
movement Of Governor Esteban Cantu,
of the northern district of Lower Cali
fornia, against the central government
Of Mexico were made public here today.
Under the agreement, all contracts Of
the Cantu administration are considered
as sanctioned by the government and
all Cantu employees are relieved of re-
sponsibility in connection with them.
Other stipulations include retention in
Office Of certain Cantu employees; resig-
nation Of Cantu in "dignifed man
ner;" granting to Cantu soldiers the
choice Of remaining in the territorial
service or enlistment in the federal
forces nomination and acceptance of
General Luis NJ. Salazar as governor !;
guarantees Of freedom from all politi-
cal prosecution to all inhabitants Of
the district, and amnesty to all persons
who participated in what the central
Mexican Government classed as "re-
bellion."
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Deaths

Of rAVSjTo;Ni.Aug Vjro;Si. 1s. CHARLES, husband
m residsnss af9h af9HhHerH5 High seryiceS Sat
a,Bl5,ir 5ARRETT j; TMXHS -. l. L &C cATAERINE TIL R A.
Rea,ves and ass frends ahS invtsd E'p to hfa
nera iins aJSs esiesnee & 4t her cousin James Col
mass cSSrcS Of OUR LADY of fSSI %srcy. fSe FIJI. IL
a. m; Int New Cathedral Gem =,
EBAuAMT6MM2TETASs uM6MT seTHias 1s AGNES M l.
Forest Hills Gem; ,,..u,,
carsnes G, and Mattie Beck M 9nee 'eHs aressS IN IN
her 9th year. Relatives and friends invited
residence. 62i ": Tiosa st. IT, Int Int: North
wood, Gem. Remains may be viewed Thurs.
f rekE%r-A0v l9 Pi p - 1920 r,ANNAu A.
widow OF BENJAMIN franklin Beckett (nee
S%Ss Ss1Ss o. ssssssm ans No. ffpd i4 .S sP sh
her john IT, lFG sordos es al Msrke,
srenS. ~ NAV cI Int r pnSn
GENNETT;. Aug, IS, MARY A.. widow
of Snd fEsns, InTss tn es
M. residence OF son-n-law, William smith.
ss.TsH1Sn fss Rs%a5 Gs Ct. Rox0Or0aSA Int private
CASTOR.-Aug. 1s. WILLIAM O.. hus-
band q Florence q. Castor tnee. Waltonj,
drnee' uneea 1923 e GrIscom ON St. + FFrankford Int.
Catherine Cook tnee EwaId) Relatives and
friends sDSyeS q q MaehSs ssSs
chs5ss niSp''T iat R2E gs sRsdssmSr es% T,a,~s
sen II James and ; the late Anna tonToy tnes
Thistei aged l., Relatives, and fricndn are
Angel mess at St. Augustine's Church. 0 a.
HS SfgoGS I 5Hrs
of Matilda Costello (nee Cray. Relatives.
Rysed aeTse ne5S ga st. solemn a. reauem Sae
Church Of oHT Lady S.,,i Sf the Rosary 10 a M
.coUGHLIN;--Aus 10, MARcELLA wife
late residence, s7s N. oath st, solemn mass
OF requiem Church OF 81. Francis Xavier 10
d. poLAN,LsuddsnIy, at her summer rest, rest
SARAH BROOKE, widow Of Thomas Doan.
Funer2l Fuehy and in,erment prTiyNatte; TNltss - ,.,,
Es e ,Sy;SS G9,ssH' y SsTS
late rtsnqs Residence % Ses7 BroOma ave. Solemn &
mspt; i, q; m Int, Holy Gross Gem:
Relatives and friends invited to funeral, Fri.
berg's SON. 5000 y. Broad ST. Int. Adath
Jsnshuruno Tn'f1o Gem Gem Remains may be viewed
THIutMPHRY, Aug. II; MARY A., daush-
ter OF the late Capt; A. J, and Anna H.
Fenton. Services will be held Mt parlors of
Martin Envoy 4 Son; 2Soo Diamond St.
Ii.LENBERGER.- il. ELIZABETH
D.. wife OF William J; Illenberger tnee
Weiss) aged 80. Relatives. friends and
members Of st; Johns Lutheran Church. In.
tId fS 7s4S %IE%f Fox Chase In
Sat. j p. m. Lawn View. Gem.
LIiILiAN G., wife OF william r: John tnee
mem9p@rs m m9nnersI FRI p. M, resIdence. 4s1c N
al ~ Int private 0reenmount Gem, Re
ma mi ms ms may be viewed Thurs, after 7 p. m.
KOONS. MARY c.. widow OF George w
Koons, Jr.. aged II years. at her late resi-.
dence' S443 y. 18th.
band nHS' Of Lillian Krpmech tnee EichinJ. Due Due
nGeiUS nnIens,de, Pa "N '1''' ''"u'
"'gT'AsSRKIN. JAMES A., husband OF Eliza.
beth LarEn Go Fmors St t sSI q Hsb
aenSe' se Joachim's 10 a m Int NsIu
Tn,hsdrei mass Ssi ''' ''' '"'' ne"
InIfYNC;HiI Aug. II, PATRICK. son NJ tbo
III L "a 5SrIde,,.t fynnh ~; Wnrr Nj oi r inc
Parish, Co. monaghan, Ireland. HelAttyaa
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INDICATED, JENKINS SAYS
Testimony Expected to Clear Him
Of Mexican Perjury CHARGE

Mexico City, Aug. 19.-William o.
Jenkins, formerly United States con
sular agent at Puebla, yesterday
placed before the American embassy in
this city additional testimony regarding
his reported kidnapping in October
1910, by Mexican bandits led by Fed
erico Cordoba. This evidence is said ia
clear him of the charge of perjury now
pending. The new testimony is alleged
to be a Reputation by Indian witnesses
Of their statements made at former
hearings, when they claimed to have
seen Jenkins at the Hacienda de Santa
Lucia, state of Puebla, on October %
1919, in company with Cordoba, and or
friendly terms with the bandit chieftair
and others of his band.
Jenkins says be now expects an early
decision by the Federal District Court
at Puebla, acquitting him Of the per
jury charge. He maintains that he still
legally holds the Office of United States
consular agent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-19
Auto Hit by Train; Driver Safe

Lancaster, Pa, Aug. 1O.-The auto
delphia commercial traveller, was hit
squarely, shortly before midnight at
Florin by the western express, Penn
sylvania railroad. The car back of the
drivers seat was knocked to pieces, but
Wheelock, tossed aside, was only cut
by flying pieces of wood. He fell on
another track. and had barely time to
roll from it when another train dashed
nv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-19
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

nlsJ= NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
S-SS application has been made to the
Public Service Commission Of the Common
wealth Of PENNSYLVANIA, under the provi-
sions Of the public service law. by Charles
Burrs. 1888 Fairmount aye.i Kemper Adams.
52a $. 18th ST. George w. Lam9x, 1913 >.
yasTd wafd n. nSs Mofrmsn, i&as wallace st +. p.
Morton, 1919 Fitzwater st.; Herbert III.
Murry, 1889 Add son st.i Oscar Lane. 2I0e
Lombard st.. and, John II. Coleman 1904
commission's s approval OF the exercise OF the
right and privilege OF operating motor
vehicles as n common carrier for the trans
portation OF persons upon call or demand In
the city of Philadelphia. .
A public hearing upon the aforesaid appli-
cations will be held on Friday. September 3,
1920, Room 400. City Hail. at 1890 q. M,
when and where all persons ir interest
may appear and be heard II they 80 desire.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-19
MODERATE IRISH TO MEET
VIII Discuss Problem Of Dominion
Home Rule

London, Aug. 19.-(By A. P)-
Irishmen of moderate views concerning
the problem of dominion home rule will
assemble at Dublin from all parts Of
Ireland next Tuesday for conference.
This meeting says a Dublin dispatch to
the Daily Mail has "been endowed with
considerable Importance by the change
in Downing street.
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LOST AND FOUND

DoG-Lost German police dog: answers to
name OF Lux: dark gray, short legs, tips Of
ears cut on reward James Ford Mill
bourne Garage. Cad and Market. ---.
PENSION. 2 Parker stylographic pens: re-
ward. Walter Gr!eve. l13 Walnut st
RING-Lost, solitaire diamond ring, Tiffany
setting; inside of ring marked B. II. to
o. NJ. w.. Feb. 1919: liberal reward X re-
turned and no questions asked. B. Ham,
mer. Melross 1904.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-19

OFFICE BoY-Larse steamship company
desires office boy must be over 18 years
Of age; 1 or 2 years at high school pre-
ferred; state age, experience, II any, and
salary desired 1903. Ledger Office,
PATTBRNMAKBR on metals; also hior.
Apply Tloga Engineering and Pattern Co..
7th and Ontario SITS.
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L1TAL|A Ella NOTA
C|RCA LA RUSSIA
A Washington 81 Attende daI
Governo ItaIiano una Replica
al Riguardo

Published and Distributed Under
PGnMTT NO. 841.
authorized by the act Of October @
!9lI on fle at the Postoffice OF Phila-
delphia. Pa.
A, 8. BURLEsoN.
Postmaster General.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

COLLEGE grad.. with business exp, wants
pos; is energetic hard worker krows Eu-
rope thoroughly; speaks sew. lang; European
friends most prom. leaders. c 72l. Led. on,
SALESMAN, proven ability, desires ,perma-
ncnt position with old Arm. one about to
establish sales force my ideal: 81. married
forcPful, persistent, with unlimited vitality;
rrfenCcs unduestlonable. c 72I. Led. or. er
STENOGRAPHER, %. educated young man.
thoroughly experienced, wishes sub. posi-
tion. p 1909, Ledger Office.
YOUNG MAN, %. Wharton schL grad, das
pos. Of resp and adv ment. c To4. Led. on
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TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES

T,r,.,.r;tavs All makes. s2o up; / years
AyPe" guarantee; days' trial
Bundy Typewriter Co.. 1908 Chestnut st
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HELP wANTED--MA1r
MEN
MEN
MEN

for Central Railroad Co. Of New 5ersey;
best wages, .straight time, rain or shine;
work; first-ciass boarding accommoda tions
no money required free shipment. Apply an
day at company's Free Employment Bureau,
22t N. 18th ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-19

SrENOdRAPHER. neat snd competent
capable OF operating an Elliott-Fisher ma.
chine; pleasant surroundings and perma nent
position. Apply Thos II. Wilson Corp. l42O
N. Howard ct,
sTENOGRAPHER; permanent position for
Young lady who IL quick and accurate,
opportunity for advancement. Il. II. Devices
1929 Chestnut 81.
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General

ACCoUNTANTs-off. Mgr. Coal; Ins $4,000.
ROoKKEEPERs 4 OF. MGR Several si5.
CHEMIsT-(MetalgcD Iron & Steel $1,000
CLERKS-LedEer; Typists; Gen'l; s2O.S80
COLLECTION MGR--Knowl. OF bltp. $500.
DESIGNERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. to
$4,000. ~
ENGINEER-Production, time study $4,000.
MGR-tAsst. salesl Textile eIr;, FamiIar
with grocery jobbers. s3900-s6OoO.
STENO PRIVATE SECY.-s25-s35,
SUPERINTENDENT-N & Installation
Passenger & Freight Elevators $4,000.
MEN AND LADIES to learn barbertng.
We teach you thoroughly and practically
big demand: day and night classes. Write
TRI-CITY BARBER SCHOOL
22S N. 9th st. Philadelphia. Pa.
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INSTRUMENT MAKERS-SeVeraI hrst-class
men wanted In modern instrument fac
tory; good pay and pleasant surroundings
with concern where experience Is appre-
ciated. VI 809 Ledger Onice
LABORERs wanted. Apply American Ensi-
q, Ask for Mr., Marie. Henry p Baton
builder.
IABORERS wanted in lumber and coal yard.
Baltimore and Union ave-, Lansdowne
Pa. Phone Lansdowne AZ NJ
LINEMEN wanted; frst;cass electric line
men; steady work; good wages, Apply vii
liam Foster. 1908 n. 81st ST. '
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Velie and Cole s Parts
WANTED

Newspapers, magazines. rags iron natal.
carpets. furniture, feathers, anythins'
everything. Postal. Poll, Poplar t5e5i Keys.
In city. Hauling, moving by RutotrScka aiaa-
pougherty Sons, goth below jefferson
WE WANT at once household furnItrre-
store fixtures, onice furnturei pay spot
CO sh; honest value. Phone us abOn H. 10
Gust 4214 Old Church. cor, 18th and Cherry.
WE BUY, women ana mems worn clothing 4
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LITHOGRAPHIC ARTISTS
AND PRESSMEN

Several hrst-class Offset pressman and
process artists for permanent. location IN
New York city plan; highest scales paid;
4s-hour week; halliday Saturday; considera. .
tion given for transportation; write, stating
experience and starting rate expected boz
Il. N. 10 Union square. New York city
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
HOWARD VINCENT
AUGUST PIANO SALE

We are Offering twenty $3.50 size phono-
double-faced records; these phonographs Will
repay records automatically, and are dis
played in our show Windows: come and see
us send for catalogue. Est. 1850.