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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-01-13
BIC AUTO PLANTS
REOPEN AND MILLS
GET LARGE ORDERS
Outlook Good for Future
Business in TextiIes-ToC-
Goa Mills Run Full Time,
Auto Plants Resume

GREENVILLE, S. c., Jan. lit
was learned today that W. L. Glass;
away, president of a large cotton
mill, has just received an order from
q large underwear manufacturing
house for 100000 yards of pajama
checks. Another encouraging fea-
ture of the order is that the mill
was offered one-half cent per yard
more for the goods than the pre-
vailing New York quotation. This
and other substantial orders which
mills in this section are receiving
Indicate that business is beginning
to look UP in the cotton mill in
dustry.
Reports were also heard today
that the Graham mill interests had
received big order for ginghams
and other print cloths at a contract
above the New York quotations Sat-
urday.
Mills in this section which cur
tailed operations to three and four
days a week, have resumed opera
tons on a basis of 4S hours a week,
but with reimbursement Of the wage
scale, reductions in wages range
from 25 to 40 per cent.
AUTOMOBILE PLANTS
IN DETROIT RESUME
DETROIT. Mich. Jan. 1.-Two of
the larger automobile factories and
several of the smaller plants re-
sumed production on part time ba-
sis here Monday.
Continental Motors corporation re-
sumed with several hundred men.
The Studebaker corporation resumed
with 1900 men.
1t was unoffcially reported that
Dodge Brothers plant will open
shortly
The Ford Motor company, which
employs close to $4,000 men, is ex-
pected to open shortly after Feb
ruary l.
TOCCOA COTTON MILLS
RUNNING FULL TIME
TOCCOA, Ga, JAM ia careful
survey reveals a satisfactory bust
ness condition in Toccoa and vicin-
ity. The two cotton mills are run
ming on full time. but with reduced
wages. For some time before Christ
mas they ran only thirty hours a
week Since the first of the year
they have been running on full time
with full crews.
Two of the furniture factories are
operating. The, Piedmont on half
time. but the Georgia is running full
time. and with a full crew. The
sales force went out Monday morn
weeks. They have four statesmen on
the road all the time. The Toccoa
furniture factory has never been
completed, new, from the fire of last
summer. which destroyed it. The
management hopes to have it in full
operation within thirty days. The
Toccoa Ice and Coal company is
making extensive repairs and some
enlargement on its plant. The man
agement anticipates a good business
this spring.
The banks are in good condition.
They have been able to collect
enough to tide them over any strin-
gent condition..
There are not a great number of
people out of employment. Many of
those out could secure job at some
price to keep them until conditions
improve. They refuse to work for
low wages. Altogether conditions
are not as bad as they have been.
There has been a revival of busI-
encouraging to the business men.
The worst is over in this meek of
the woods"
CTEET NTEN ODTT%ETcrT~
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-01-13
California Assembly
Adopts Resolution
Against Japanese act

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Jan. 12.-The
assembly of the California legisla-
tpre adopted Monday, by unanimous
Vote without reference to commit
tee, a senate resolution asking that
no treaty be made with Japan
granting citizenship to Japanese, or
multiplying the provision of the new
anti-alien land law.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-01-13
Misses Electric Chair
And Gets 5-Year Term

GREENVILLE. S. c., Jan. Il
Henry Leaks, charged with killing
another negro, was convicted last
summer of murder and sentenced to
De eIectrocuted. He was granted a
new trial upon his appeal to the SUI
preme court. Monday he received
sentence of five years Imprisonment
following the acceptance by the
state of a plea of guilty to man
SJo11Ohtar
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-01-13
Girls Value Hair at $1,000

DUBLIN.-The young women who
in several Irish districts have had
their hair cut off by Sim Feiners
for assocating with the police and
soldiers have lodged claims for COM
pensation for malicious injury. The
price they place on their lost hair
varies from $1,000 to $4,000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
Deaths

,thIB ,hBELY Dec -, 1921 .CATHAGI.-5E f
Relatives ard friends are invited 70 attend
OF {. r. HarIanft 362l Germanrown ave
Int private. Friends may can Tues. eye.
ADAMS.-On Dec, 10, 1921. RACHEL y ..
w'fe OF the late william p Adams Sery-
ice on wednesday afternoon. at O'Clock ai
her residence. 6OOl Pulaski ave, Germa n
town. Interment private,
ALBANY Dec. 0. CAROLINE AUWING.
wife OF Richard F, Albany. Funeral s"ry
ices Tues, = +. NJ. residence. Nice lena CHAN =
Mil road wynnewood, Pa. Int. private.
BEISEL, Dec. II. EMILE f. tree
weberJ. widow OF John George Bclsel Du,
notice of funeral from residence, 1S55 y
EERCiE - Sudd1n,y. Dec. :. GEORGE
husband of Emma Berge (nee Dietzl Rsel
10. Relatives and friends. also Lennl Lenape
I'r.be. No. 8. |. O, X. NJ. are invited t, at
tend funeral services Mon, $50 - NJ,
~ repden"s 1918 w. 5ergceEt st. Int. prl
waite, NorthwOod CSm.
BERRY.-on Dec: 0. 1921, EDWARD S,
St. Relatives and friends. ere invited I,
the Bervice on Tuesday afternoon, at ! 81
o'clock at the Second Pr. sbyterlan Church
DIST and Walnut SITS, Interment privats
Woodlands Cemetery, New York city ant
Syracuse, n. Y, papers please copy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
RIGHT TO DISMISS UPHELD
Trolley Company Justified in Dis
charging Motorman After Wreck

POttsville. Pa. Dec. l2.-Th" East
ern Pennsylvania Railway Company
won u notable victory Saturday night.
when an Arbitration Commission
handed down decision that the COM
pany was justified IN dt>charging John
Dormer, mOtorman. who was dis
missed from the service Of the company
following wreck in which seventeen
persons were injured.
The Amalgamatcd A>soc!arlon of
Street Railway Employees insisted Dor.
mer should nor be banned and should
he re employed The company. al
though claiming the right 10 discharge
any man il saw ft agreed to an ar
bitratiOn. so that the evidence could be
heard by an impartial tribunal. I. T..
Clark. Of Chicago. represented the en-
pIoyes ms an arbitrator: e. :. Barn
hart. of Atlanta. represented tho COM
pany. and |. 4. Loeb. Of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. was the third man. The
award against DOrmCr was unanimous,
and his complaint was dismissed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
DEATHS

T.. wife nt the iatc John II. H,wgate. Rela-
tlves and friends are invited 10 the services.
late residence, 6l4s Baltimore ave. Inter-
| mtnt private. Friends may call Monday
HUNTER (nee stackl Dec. o. BRIDGET
friends Of family invited TO attend funeral.
2sSS W. % sd u st.. w. Chester. este "' solemn mass Of
requiem Immaculate Heart Church 10 A.
.IRELANnp.-p TO- SAMUEL husbs nd
q Hannah l.. Ireland tnee ,Bsreourl. in his
R RsstSn, q ,osS ca%e Ss 81 $s $Ss ?? 8 s. q <;
GS vsS to ana SsSG
Thurs at ?. NJ. from his late residence
lI9+ liG Fo1lkred ST.; Frsnk,ord Int Cedar [sS
,KbYs:SGn Dec,,io 1921. ELLEN. widow
AS niece soiSIa MTs 5sS M5y Tsy!cr SiSs
Church at 10 O'Clock. lnterment at Nw
sly ased Is. Relatiyes S and HiH friends. nd II Post
No ?. O.. a. r.. and all organizations Of
tend funeral services. Tues, 2 r. NJ pre-,
SifeIyH at his late residence 8Oa0 Diamond
AiAAs. Dee, 10. 1921 JOSEPH MAAs,
sr,, OF 2si6 oxford st., husban nd OF late
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend fu.
Tsrs SeFUGs' ESms OF gss o2 M saS tns
Gem. Viewing Mon. ) to 10 p NJ. '''''
RGrG snd anG 1s' friend. D"y9 S4a
eS to o,s. attend funeral serysss ThHrs
Int., Mt. Moriah Gem. Friends may call
"MACFARtAN.-At his resldepce. 1o1
Dr. Dr. MALEoLM MHcF&aRRiG& i&H "a DSs' ased I'Tsj 50
9cIoG at the Church Of the NeT"CT% New J%ru.siem. al
,MfRrIH,, DsS. iil il, f"' MHRYf," Rd"% RfdE"!e' OF
Charles G. MARTIN aged 81. Funeral serv-
G9 iloi T. sSsaueHanna $50 r. sH" ave- w'00T' fnt Hs oTi
MgcARTHY.-7Dec. II, CoRNELIys. hus-
foEartyl Relatives and friends OF the
family FAM ,h invited to iInerH Wed $40 NJ
TequIem at St. Co!umba's Church 10 A. 81
Of late Mary ArcEenns. Of County Armagh. Saf h.
Name Society OF the Corpus Christi Church,
me T9Ied fp9 n to attend ifdnTsra T%e'
st. Solemn requiem mass Church OF CORPUS pa;
Christi . A. NJ. Int Westminster Gem.
MEYTEN. EBELEER: - -, suddenly, in Co;
MEYNEN- -EBEi.ER wife of Louis Ebepr t'r
| and daughter OF AmeiIt and the late Franz
| Meynen.
| MllDl.EP.-Dec. ". WALLACE G.. hus-
! band OF Virginia Geiss Miller. in nia sad
yeay SERVICES Mon, p NJ; at his late
Centre Hall Gem. Centre Co.. Pa.
| MONTIETH. Dec. 10. ELIZABETH MON.
TlETH. Relatives and friends are invited
to attend funeral, Tues. p NJ. chapel
OF Andrew J. BAR Son. Arch and 10;h
ats. Int Mt. Moriah Gem.
MORTIMER.-Dec0 o. MARY. daughter OF
the late Thomas and Jennie Mortimer. aged
! 85 Relatives and friends invited 10 fu-
rcral services. Tues. p Nj. at the resi-
! dence OF her brother. Thomas Mortimer
(Whte oak FARM Vernon rd. east OF STEM
ton ave. Mt Airy. Int. Ivy Hill Gem.
Friends may call Mon. eve.
NEWTON; At her late residence 1929
! Spruce St, Dec. 10. 1921. LOUISA SWIFT
! NEWTON. Funeral service and interment
I private.
/ rAHK.-Dec II. MARY ANN PARK rreo
( Cktllrl. dow OF Joseph Park. Relat tives
and friends. also Ladies' Temperance SO
ciety OF St. Joachim's Parish. invited to at
lend funeral. Thus. $50 A. Nj. from her
! late residence. 1891 Unity st. Fra nkford
Solemn lusn mass at st. Joachim's 9
Church 10 A. NJ Int. St. Dominlc's Gem.
i ease omit flowers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
AGUlNALD0, OLD FILIPINO
REBEL CHIEF. LAUDS u. S
America Euloslzed as Champion OF
Cause of Liberty

Manila. p. l.. Dec. L.. Thy \. pD
America was culogizol here tonight n
having come to the Philippines as ~
result Of championing the cause of lib
erty' in an address by General Emili"
Aguinaldo. who. after the war with
Spain. led the insurrcction against the
United States for Philippine indCpcnd-
ence.
The general and Governor General
Wood were guests Of honor at the an
nual banquet of the Philippine War
Veterans.
America. he concluded. lis a ma
tion imbued with such Cnnobiing ideals
she can be trusted safely aud called the
friend and cOmradC of small nations.
Recommendation by Secretary Weeks
that Tho Philippine Island Government
"should get out of Several investments.
such as the Philippine National Bank,
Manila Railroad Company and the Nv
tional Development Company, have
been received by Governor G,ncrnl
Wood. who sent cOny of the recon. .
mcndaton to the Legislature ana de-
partmcnt secretaries Governor Gen.
'ral Wood made similar rcromm"ndn-
tions in II brief message to the IcGis-
laturc,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
DEATHS

smend sbmnd tHnsrai "es.i $40 a: ~. residence;
VI y. nlHt ~. SoIemn REQUIEM mass ~
our i'HuY o. hosFS ChlrCh ~ A. NJ INT
st, ,Dsni Gem =. ann, ,,s,,.u
GtBB LOn Dse' iO' l92l' MARGAREI
rELln widow o. John Hibb Relatives aud
irlends are invited 70 the service, on Tues'
dav attetnoon., at O'Clock, at hcr late
residence 1926 Baltimore ave lnterment
prlNaie,s ., am, r,,,,,-,,,,,
=, Gl;ASS,.-on Dec, IL l92, ELiZABETtI
s, dauEht"r %%t james and Mary H. Gl9ss; g.
service on IhuisdhN AFTERNOON, at 25O
39c.ocE,, 81 hfr late resids9ee' sly 5 81.
Bernhrd ~ lhterneht az MI, Moriah GEM
eterT' ,ss ~, ~. ,o ,o,, :, ,,,,,,
, HISGSSSS SS;;-oh KS. ~ W., NJ, BEhIHa
HhAs" .hesc me- "Ite OF Ar,hpr NJ
and friends are Invited TO the service or
MohIsE Ill hiLerpHIS9n' nIS a. otloGk al INC ~
,0sTr, hnri@Ss,s @ "'us'' io+o 'hes'hu' 81 inter-
"eGtn GnnrNNNE D,, ,o ,,,y,pr,r,,
cOSDMSS wife Of Tho ia is,s riIIHin rWiiIIHianr M ri = "a
GSLt,nn pmiaVt,os W." n,, ISIt lilah t.,
G9odan ,,IoG 'a a,ond Tnnsrs awa trSh6' are IN
hor late rssidencc, IiOs Is, Palmer 81 Inp
nrivaIe North Cndar UiiI Gtm viawina
Tues TO o r. N ''' ~"' 'e"'"e
GORbON. - Suddafiy, Dec AtoSZO
GORDOS SERVICES NJ tbe bCtr. Gy ~,
n,sbtcr oai " Uoriia- s' T%rTr Gerr,a 81 ,,,n NV
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
MEMORIAL FOR DR.. HOSKINS
Leading Veterinarians Hold Memo.
rial Today for Former PhiIadeIphan

New York. Dec. 12.-MemoriaI serv
ices for DIR. W. Horace Iloskn dean
of New York University Veterinary COL
lcge. and at one time Democratic nomi
nee for Mayor of Philadelphia who
died last summer. will be held here to-
night nt the Veterinary College. 33l
East Twenty sixth street.
Tributes will be Taid bv DR.. Albert
T. Kinscly, president of the American
Veterinary MEDICAL Association; DR..
Elmer Ellsworthy Brown. chancellor Of
New York University; DIR. John l..
Mum, reprcscntingRh University fac
ulty; DR.. Samtcl~A. Brown. dean OF
New York University Med cal School {;
DR.. Ncranus \. Moore. Cornell Nrteri-
nary College: DR.. Gerald f.. Griffin
DR.. Leland u. Ives. DR.. Lester II
Howard. DR.. w. Reid Blair. DIR. Her.
bert Lowe. DR.. Robert T.. MoSedalc
and DR.. John w. Adams. University
of Pennsylvania Veterinary College.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
DEATHS

Fernwood Gem. Friends may call Wed.
cvsnI5s %nI from 70 70 RSiTMh e,SIoTGMEhi WOLF me.
Farrer), aged az. Funeral services Mon:
p. NJ. residence 1qS w, Louden St.. OIL
ney Int. private. Friends may call sun.
WooDRUFF.-on Dec. o.. 1921. formerly
Of 1s9 2. Lehlsh ave-, JOHN H.; son Of the
tives and friends. also employees OF American
stores. are respecttully invited to funeral
iariors OF E, Kessier & Co. undertakers,
1889 w, psuphin ct. Remains may be
viewed SUNDAY. 10 p, NJ Int priyate;
william A. Yocum. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend funeral SERVICES. Tues.
st. Germantown. Int. Northwood Gem. Re-
mains may be viewed Mon. eve.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
CANADA OFFICIAL ENDS LIFE
z. E. Rourke. Comptroller Of Cur
rency. Found Dead From Poison

Ottawa. Dec. l2.-R. f. Rourke.
Comptroller of Currency in tn" Do
miniOn Government. took his life last
night by swallowing poison.
Following the discovery Of his body
Government officials made known that
for several months Mr.. Rourkp had been
directing an audit of his department
through which discrepancies said to to-
tai about $500 had been brought TO
Light. As result of the shortages. po-
6ice declared. an official of the Finance
Department was placed under Surv"il-
lance
SpokPSmcn for the Finance Depart
,ment made plain that the discrepancies
had no relation to Mr.. RnurkP' : branch
of the Governments business.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
To Discuss Symbolic Literature

Fantasy and Symbolism in the
Modern Short Story" will be the them,
of lecture by Frederick Pauldng
which will be- given at $ o'clock to-
night at the Catholic Girls High School
Nineteenth and Wood streets. under
the auspices of the Philadelphia Direc-
torate of the Catholic summer SchoO
Extension. This. the fourth Of the lee,
lures In the series. will deal partiru
larely with Theophle Gautier's mas
terpiece. THE Mummy's Foot" ant
Oscar Wilde's allcgory, The Young
King"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
D'ANNUNZlO TO VISIT TURKS
Poet, Enthusing Over the National.
lists, to Make Trip in Spring

tOnStantlnOple. Dec. L. According
to Anatolinn newspapers received here.
Gabrielle d 'AnnunZiO, who has re-
yealcd himself a. an Admr"r of th"
Turkish Nationalist movement. is cx-
pccted to visit Angora next spring.
The NationaliStS are wrought up over
the seizure of munitions and the capture
of a Turkish officer on board an Italian
ship off CophalOnia. and also over III"
assault committed against Brhtr Samy
Bey. former Nationalist Foreign Min
lister, by a mob of Greeks in Pira"u>.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12

SALESMAN. responsible. by well.rsted -.
ccrn manufacturing $2.50 heaters ". W.
Ford ears, must have Ford car for callIns W
jobbers and dealers; valuable territory sor vn
tract: this position Is exceptional, as beeya.
In absolutely new and sensational seiisr =.
81. 80 retail. with positive guarantee ~ ~. ~
form better than any heater made or so,s y,
any price. Write d. W. Bay, Stone Msra' y,
featuring Co.. 1902 s. Michigan al.
Chicago. ave-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

ACCOUNTANT with executive ability to
take charge of all accounting md to man
ago the office Of manufacturing plant: one
who has had experience in the garment In:
dustry preferred; nppoln' ments made by let
ters only TO those answering briefly the fol-
lowing questions: When and whero born
and salary expected. Rosenau Bros 25th
md WeStmOr"land sls.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12

A PERMANENT POSITION
Where previous experience IL unnecessary
is OPEN FOR YOU
II YOU are a young woman
Between IS and 25 years OF age.
II pays You fourteen dollars a week
tuntty
For advancement In responsibilities and
salary.
Miss Stevenson, At 1881 Arch st.
viii pc glad to have you come IN
And get further infoIma ton.
BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
BooKKEEPER' ASSISTANT-Thoroug
experienced with office details and capable
OF handling pay roll only experienced need
CLERK
The accounting dcpa Ttment Of the Pub
lie Ledger Company desires the services
OF young woman with at least = years
VI high school training or Its equivalent.
Apply 9th and Chestnut SITS.
Ask for Mr.. West
CLERK in ofncei high school education,
with working knowledge OF stenography
and somo DO oxkceping; state exp, IL any;
age. religion and salary. c Gil. Ledger ON
CLERK-'Young lady to do general cerI-
cal work; references required. Apply de-
partment OF accounts. b. +. Devices, ll22-24
Chestnut 1T,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12

SALESMEN.s experience not necessary,
tween $3.50: should have executive abity
g, rong personality; a real opportunity "a
the right men. Can G42 Wldener Bldg, b
tween 9:30 and 12 ". 10 7. NJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
HELP wANTED-MAIp
SALESMAN

a .,rt lecSnt e, expansion AN Of our basIro,.
OF 2 strong, resourccfui ,aultion
with at least . years ,saesmen
sales experience: they must by cling
to convinclngly present 10 Imneo able
concerns method for davoirtant
new business and increasing pprrCplns preOnnns
accounts; salcsmanship OF present
order 10 essential and In ndosa nigh
romunerated; commissions sbomiss'ely
ceed $4,000 the first year, wiI eS-
steady increase thereafter. am am
renewals which make this a, nee to
nent connestiop; trips Of from msina. AZ a.
90 days are necessary; nnnIica,y 10
are invited only from those VIZ u,heions
be available within week.: WI will
experience. age and give phaIts
number. '"one
NJ 72e. LEDGER OFFICE 7
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12

MISUNDERSTANDING publishing house MA,
n salesman mot an order talicr) for Es.'
ern territory: college or normal school Trsa
uate: willing to take the usual hard knosS.
while becoming familiar with the wo,l
a sales force made up In turn OF hish.rr,%.
salespeople, getting maximum results fr",,
their efforts. We can assure an opportunt,+| n
Just as big as the Individual. Address :.
call Mr.. Rogers, 1912 Liberty Bldg. P6S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12

ENGRAVER
ON JEWELRY AND SlLVERWARE
Apply Employment Bureau. fourth floor.
GIMBEL BROTHERS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12
PERSONALS

WILL BUY interests In unsettled and life
estates: loans on stocks and bonds: Lib
crty bonds bought and sold. II. NJ FISHER,
"1S Pine st.
WRINKLES 4 .raak'es remaved. Madame l.
Paulmard. 53I Real Est. II. Bldg. Wal.O459
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12

STATE DISTRIBUTORS WANTED

Good statesmen. capable OF orgaaniiI'n1ss n1ssoulrr
forcesi can net $4,000 by April Il suaTictp
capit9i TO carry a small stock on dGSII' dGSIs
s speciSIty " Supplies CsaSo to 5000; tsIs tooS.i
hlgh class and only high-class ,nitsr Insm or q
cred; give aualinca tiOns hrst Ie'' 'Compapf
Saline. Kan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12

SALESMAN 10 carry ss a side line ponul., n
priced guaranteed line of brassieres NJ
connection with other dry-goods accessor,..)
in the surrounding territory; good earnns,
good accounts and good merchants desInd|
only. Address. with all information, Formai'
Rrssslere Co., Chicago, III.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12

SALESMAN. experienced selling shellac "a
represent established eastern manufac
turing concern on commission basis NJ, Fs.
gel & Bro, Inc, 1855 Wooster st., New
York N Y.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12

SALESMAN, experienced In line Of dres,
goods and cotton goods. who IL familiar
Tor appointment. Bernstein, Schwartz 4
NnhIa Soh Arch at,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12

GIRL wanted, card cutting. with some ar.
perisncs. Apply, A. Hartuns CO., SOs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12

GIRL, or WOMAN for light house duties
expected; sleep IN y out. c 100, lei fer %, 7
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12

ACCOUNTANT with executive ability TO take
charge OF all accounting and to manage
the offise of manufacturing plant; one who
has lad experience In the garment industry
preferred; appointments made by letters only
10 those answering briefly the following
questions: When and whero born. married or
single. religion. education, exp. and salary
expected Roseneau Bros, 25th and West
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12

sAIEsMEN-No matter what your past n
Nresent nccupat ton this ad is addressed /,
,,,. any man from % to 60 years OF an
who can look another, Hn,, nan in the eye az.
.aie.man in the making: we are in the pod
,ton 70 provs that salesman are made nj
IAN. want TO see U. {. r. statesmen, pro
tessonNl men; clerks, canYassGrS, collector.
- Nne-half hours time to having a hlsh
nr,de proposition shown him. no books q
Insurance. 10 SAMPLES; 80 per cent e Os
sro and no experience when they cam
Win US. Call 41S Land Title Bldg. 81
Mr. Stevens.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12

Statesmen. security, 3. preferably expert
enced. but energetic men with edueaua|
and address will be considered: security VI
the preferred stock OF long-estabshe|
Philadelphia company with unbroken reccn
OF dividends: book value over double piE
drawing account until under own momentum.
leads furnished; opportunity for permaMa]
connection; references necessary. w
LadRer Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12

SALESMAN wanted with large acqualntancs
among Industrial trade: man in habit n
doing business with business men and com,
manding large income. NJ 132. Ledger ofea
AIFSMAN-French kid glove house IA,
The State OF Pennsylvania open for {
erst.class salesman with large following
M sOI Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12

STENOGRAPHER experienced; sta" Addrsi
ence. references and salary
u NO8 Ledger OfflCs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12

SALESMAN-We have an opening for II
forceful and aggressive salesman TO ,.i|
our calendars and advertising speCialtles ~
the coming year in Philadelphia. Will co,
slider applications only from men OF ~
liable character and first-class selling ablnv1
applications must be In writing; no interys,
or phone calls entertained. Thos. j. Beci
ma Co. 210 N 11th ct. Phla.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-12

BOND Statesmen ARE PECULIARLY
ADAPTED TO OUR BUSINESS; ONE
CONTRACTED WITH MADE Sl5.O 900 LAST
YER: WE HAVE 2 OPENINGS; CONf'I-
DENTAL INFORMATION uFON RE.
Quest. ADDRESS NJ 734. LEDGER Of