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more than the annual cost TO Marion
county to operate the hospital.
1T cost the county a net sum of
s46,98S during 1920, or a total OF $1.72
per patient. The state clinical serv-
ice began April Is. Between April Is
and Aug 1, 80 clinics were held and
592 patients were examined. A total
of 286 were found to have tuberculosis
and of these, over so percent. or ia,
were never before so diagnosed. OF
the total number, 155 had active tu-
berculosis, 100 inactive tuberculosis,
! 81 were suspicious and 43 had tuber-
culosis glands. Only II of the 592
| patients were apparently normal"
| Would Raise Food.
| With the farm of $40 acres adjoin-
/ ing the proposed site of Wayne coun.
| TVS hospital, tuberculosis authorities
/ have estimated that Wayne county
will be able to raise all of the food
needed by the patients, and thereby
cut down a large proportion of the
overhead expenses.
/ Estimates by experts give the cost oil
building the hospital at $1,000 per bed
! This would make a 25-bed hospital
cost $37, 500, or a 50-bed hospital cost
$4,000
/ Commissioners Meet Moniay.
/ The county commissioners will mee1
i Monday morning about 10 O'Clock, &C
! cording to Denver Harlan, county at
torney, and one of the matters to be
considered by the commissioners vii
be the question of what to do IN re
gard to the proposed hospital
i Mr.. Harlan said that the commits
i sioners will first dispose of claim;
against the county, and it is possible
: they will get to the hospital question
/ by IL O'Clock. 1t may be afternoon be
fore they consider it if there is mucl
;, other business, Mr.. Harlan said.
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ond; Mary Deem, third
ship-Eugene Ludy. fin
ger, second, Forrest Ben
ion club, Harrison and N
ships-Albert Voge, first;
House. second; Stanley Ungef
Monroe township-Paul Schlottey
first: Sedrick Davis. second. Mon
Davis, third. Jackson township-Haf
old McWhinney, first: Estel Huffman.
second; Edmund Arnold, third. Gratis
township-Kenneth Ramsey first ::
Harold Loop, second; James 1858
third
Darrell Loop, of Graft War
prize in contest conduc hg
county Duroc Jersey ocTaflan.
prize was reminder of ths nllfa hasa
price of the winners pig Loop asa
won $50 Duroc gilt, off "a as III
Morton, Camden The awaea 98s
made on best conduct. best f
and best conditioned pig
Pundt Elected Il aoara
]. H. Pundt defeates & a. ine
and Clarence c. Cromv 81. sog asnh
of the county fair boar lfan fT3s ),
township at the annuh cleo a 81
rectors, held at the ea3r ihi4
Pundt received LA votes Cfs,@gss1s
81; Hinea. 35 Hinea was e%.@s
| for reelection.
Other members Il me ,a~s
| elected without opposition 49, ~
| O. Morris, Dixon towns aip rfz@
Casper township; N osa s4sff
i
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that Brown would receive the support
of the administration.
The fact that Brown was assigned
an important post in the federal serv-
ice and permitted to distribute Ohio
patronage is generally accepted to
mean that the administration is par
ticularly interested in his reputed SEN
atorial aspirations.
In the event congress gives its APP
prevail to the anticipated Brown de-
partmental reorganization program the
!, cabinet would be composed of nine
instead of the present ten members,
| but an interesting story is being cir
culated in Washington to the effect
that two members of the cabinet would
i resign, namely Secretary of Treasury
Mellon and Secretary of the Navy
DENLY. Rumor has it that General
Dawes, now director of the budget,
would become the secretary of nation.
al defense, the department created by
the proposed consolidation of the war
and the navy departments, and Secre-
tary of War Weeks would become
secretary of the treasury.
Cloakroom gossip is to the effect
that Mr.. Mellon, who has hitherto had
4 d clOlSI6T6Q existence, mas 1CunQ that
he does not fit into public life comfort
ably and that he would rejoice in an
opportunity to retire from the cabinet
He has not been particularly success
full in his relations with congress
Practically none of his tax sugges
tions have been written into the pend
ing revenue bill and his plan for re
funding the foreign debt has beer
:, vigorously opposed on the ground thai
it would vest too much authority in the
secretary of the treasury.
DENLY in Bad.
Secretary DENLY, it has been said
is out of favor at the White House
, but will continue in the cabinet unit
, the merging of his department int
i the department of national defens'
: has been accomplished. DENLY ha
/ gotten in bad. it is rumored, becaus'
his department has made no attemp
| to carry out a retrenchment program
President Harding has been constant
ly demanding a radical curtailment O
expenditures in each of the depart
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-25
LAST OF BIG ESTATE TAKEN
Contractor Orders Claimant Of Mil
lions TO Vaeate Hut

New York, April 25.--A contractor
who wants to build tenement house is
about to tunnel under dilapidatcd hut
il lot near l04th street and Broadway,
where Martin MOntrOsc MOIenaor,
eighty four years old and almost blind,
has lived for many years with his son,
Wilford and his daughter. Mrs. Evelyn
Holstcin According to MOlcnaor, the
hut and ground which surrounds it is
all he has left of property formerly
owned by his grandfather and now
worth more than SlI0.QOO, 600.
The aged man is the grandson and
only living heir Of William MOlcnaor.
who. died in 1910. leaving his three sons
and ono daughter n life interest, with
the remainder ~ their heirs, in his
farm. which included hundreds of acres
on the Kingshridgc road. In 1916 JUS
ri"" Riiur. IN the supreme Court, ruled
Molrnaor had no title to the land on
which his hut is situated.
MOI"nnOr refused to accept the dcCi.
sion of the Court. hoping he might cs-
tablish title t0 the entire old farm. Last
Tuesday William Norton. contractor,
ordered the old man and his family to
vaCatc. The old man refused to go and
the contractor began CXcavnting. Nor
ton has said that he will tunnel under
the hut. II that is done tn" old shack
will tumble down, leaving MolNnaor
homeless.
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FRENCH AND CZECHS ALLIED
Secret Treaty Made With Czecho.
SIovaks for offense and Defense

Washington, April 25.-FrancC. in
continuation of her policy Of creating a
Slav b,or about Germany and Russia
from among the smaller nations Of
Europe, has concluded a secret offensive
and Defensive alliance with C2pcho- Slo-
vakia. according to adviccs received here
yesterday.
The alliance follows closely upon that
concluded by Franco with Poland. and
is reported similar to agreements which
Franc" is understood to hav" attempted
recently to negotiate with JugO Slavia,
Rumanin and hungary.
France and Czecho. Slovakia are re-
ported TO have given pledges in tho al
lance to assist each other extensively or
defCnsivcly in the event of "attcmpted
restoration of monarchical government.
in Germany. Austria or hungary. a
BolshcvSt coup d'otat in Germany or
Austria. or any ambitious effort put
forward by Austria or Germany in the
direction Of union Of the two coun-
tries.
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AGENTS

THE average bank hooHHoep!Is machine
este $1,000. lasts ahyut Years oui costs
= m se machlnes soriousy lntcrs, res ,ilh
bus ask your banker. tn" 5hpch"5spccd
rGNu'at"I doubles ,hu life { the ."ds"r 81, o.
'., ma,h.ne, write fvr list Of hauHs when
a-o "nr@us'us'.c users and Iurchn~"rs u the
Sho.ri"sspc"l device. sone 'er,y Eu!I open,
,r'y m,n Of high stGnis and bank rsts
"nn',d, ir"ne,"4 cp''TI'Jy Jy ,y,5,nt ,yi"rn shoes
Nu M Chl il. Raf. bratstr,r'S ~ Duns
81 NSATIuNAh opportunty. one sal" day
ANS y2uU per month"; i've ru1rs. $1,000
ger r,n'n Marvellous new adm machine.
l.ot,,v SO WORK equals $3.50 Machine
.utls suh'rncts muiuples, diN!Ios aur 20
wau'auy, lIRhnlng sped, errors lmpo?ssihJ
flr'"ar g1agag'%e Ssi ny G'Crn
Wri ou',st |oT Tra, 2asr an& pr".d,1i ~','
@Nl Grerl Rapids, Mich.
DISTRICT HEPKEsENTATlVEs-- splendid
opportunity for permhnrhCy ana advance.
r.,n urdcr state supervision; easy t" hani,e.
good income assured for fu,I or part timo,
exclusive territory Cbmmi salon basis Suite
dlu. | Vest 8ith ~ i New York
$50 to $50 weekly IN your SPAR tlrps doing
special advertising work among tie fam,
a. of your city; no experience UsCessary.
r. ducts C., 40Os American E,dR, Cin.
AiAN T., WORK this cry rofnishug chande-
mc'hcd, 80 daily Without cNpital or "S~ Sy.
p"rlrnr' write Gunmetal Co, 232 Elm.
| AGEN-TS-0Oc an hour to advertise ana dls-
! tribute sRmpl,g to consumer, wrtc qulck
for ,crrltnry and pRrt!culars Albert MUs,
Gen Mgr 1901 American Bldg, CINCINNATI
ohio
! CHEWING GUN, soil 10 dealers profitable
husiness, built VI quickly, Sponrmtnr and
| popular 0ayOrs In lnTol packages. Write
| today. Homet Co, Cincinnati, .
I
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AGENTS
WE WANT MEN

who are thinking seriously about their future
70 st,cb men we will reveal n special plan of
accident Insurance work which creates n
permanent Independent income separate from
and in addition to regular commissions; men
with us two or three years are already draw
Ing s40O to 5000 per month each IN these
separate, Independent Incomes. besides their
regular commissions; our policy is 30 abso,
iutely new, clean and different that you VIII
take keen satisfaction in selling IL to high
grade business and professional meni we pay
renewal commissions contnuousy, even
should you leave our service, and TO your
family or estate in event Of your death: our
system and service are so extraordinary that
men with selling ability succeed notably even
enced insurance men find our line superior to
anv other; capital and surplus over n million,
assets over two million: premiums. 1920, over
two millions; whole or part ARRANGEMENTS.
Address Sales Manager. Employers Indem.
nifty Corp'n kaE-ns City. Mo.
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MARMON limousine. In perfect condition.
NRppold, Gao w. Somerset 1t.
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TICE
PROPOSED II IRCHASE OF FIRST MORT.
GAGE BoNDS or THE CoNESTOGA

N0tIce - NcrcNV gvon thaf'
Article 81 Of the mortgage OF The con.
sstogga Realty comEeny: q IancastssIr. Pa.
dated May l. 1908 provision is made FOR
the creation Of stnkinE Fund IN the hands
OF the Trustee os g eventually redeem
o. about May LIST OF each year the money
thus accumulated Is TO hs applied 70 'No
accrued Interest. Ther" IL available for
this purpose at present. IN the hands ~ thu
Trustee. 10000. and TIE Lancaster Trust
Company. Trustee. solci's offerings and
viii receive proposals FOR the seIe NJ $4,000
amount Of said bonds at rate not OK
Ceeding par and interest. Any and all per
sons. Therefore. holding such bonds may
forward 10 the undersigned. oT"rs and pro.
posals for the sale NJ same, on or before
Nay |, 1921, stating the numbers md
amounts Of said bonds and the interest aC-
cmmuia Cd thereon. and the priee at which
they will be 50 en- May / 1921 l..
THE LANCASTER TRl;ST COMPANY.
TRUSTEE.
Lancaster Pa
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BUSINESS SERVICE. CO., l1I4 Land Title
N''T---On, mgr. tras y. Y, mfg. co.
CREDIT MGR.--ACCts. receivable. $20-S85.
DIRECTOR SAbES-Corp operating number
concerns. diversified prod, SiOuO-sl2, ,Ouu.
MGIt In" co. reciprocal auto. $+O0O-$6OOO.
SALES MGR-Gencrnl Young executive.
SALES AND SOLICITlNG-ACctR service.
STENpGRAPuERS AND CLERkS--Sl5-$3O.
YCu%B MEN over II, for postal mail scrv-
ice. $i20 month; examinations May; cX-
pertNnc" unnecessary. For free particulars
Of instruction write J. Leonard Normer Civil
SCrNlc' oXamincr). 06G Equitable Bids,
Washington, y. c.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS are always in
demand; enroll now with the largest and
b"st-eQuiDpcd automobile and tractor school
IN the East Write, phone or call for free
catalogue. Pc'z AutomOtve school, 3 to 10
y. 2Oth tt., Philadelphia, Pa.
WE TEACH YOU TO DRIVE AND REPAIR
AITOMOBtLES
SO FOR Full, COMPLETE COURSE; S25
DAY 4 NIGHT CLASSES, open sundays
SATTLER' $ 1901 10 10 Spring Garden at
BOOkkEEPERS-sls slsOO- $4,000 as auditors
income tax work, internal revenue. . yrs
bookkeeping experience required. Information
free. Consoidated 1902 y st., Washington
CIVIL SERVICE examinations April and
MAJ: many vacancies; salary SlI00-lRO0
write 10Y sample test. 7 llOS Ledger Office.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

VICTROl.A W. with Is lO-incu doublc-facad
records, S30lb tho outht for ona looitlng
FOR good machine at Il small cost. Il H.
TODD 1900 Arch st, 1923 Chestnut ~ Opan
Monday, Friday and saturday evenings
S3OO--Stury & clark Ss-noto player piano.
hcuut, case; used a short while; cost 300,
terms can ne arranged; guaranteed. u. B.
PIANO S75 cash; ss5, 81 week Tor mug.
nihcent $3.50 piano, reen used, decided ha r.
saln. b. Is. Todd 900 Arch ST. open
Monday Friday and saturday evenings
ALL makes phcnoETahs rclaiTed by factory
expert. solotone Ph0n. Co, 1927 Chestnut
PIANO--Beautiful new upright for saIs at
sacrifice. l2i8 ~ Goth at
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SECURING BUSINESS
CAPITAL QUICKLY

Torceful. high-powcrcd convincing prosenta-
{SHE@ nSRon TEA saS pan viii S' get %
opmert or working capital. In any amount.
I'm record time. and at minimum cost We
spec lal2c on every phase Of financial Wit
Ing and dIrcct-by mail selling. Twnly"
SSpco SsP'TGpS GSS road ana
Cherry cts. Teenhone Sprnco 1920. --.---
BIDS WANTED At ONCE
We have an order to deliver from % TO 90
Of our GEAnhESs, ThArroRS per or, n, m'nntih, ntGs
from z philadelphia factory to build these
KEYST0NE GEARLEss TRACTOR
500 Market at. Philadelphia, Pa.
Bell phonc lombard SOL .
CORPORATION. doing yearly business ~ a
quarter million, is desirous OF securing
services Of Il confident experienced executive
10 act as treasur"r and sales manager with
S25. 600 10 $50. 900 10 invest for business ex-
pHnsion; proposition Will bear closest lnvcs-
legation and will show largc returns. III
Ledger office.
DRUGGISTS-Wa Want few to invest couple
hundred dollars and become partner in
large manufaCtur company. which will
enable you to get merchandise at tn" exact
cost Of manufacture; doubling your pr"hts'
also large dividends; should earn for you
over 500 per cent On investment. Address
IA, Ledger OnICc.
LOCAL. concern fully equipped and ENGAGED
in manufacturing steel stampiugs and auto
mobile accessories. desiring capital FOR rN-
pSm9 6nry osrs Of oGPFg peTydSa
and securing interest. ll0. Ledger
Onice,
RELIABLE manufocturinR concern Is de.
srOus Of obtaining ! man with good per.
I" S"TIta Of so 600 70 so 900 Iny"a,nsnt T
Iary. + l1h. Ledger ufnc".- ----.
AFTER WORKING hard until 81 years Old
GG W%R wi5 9SGamG or a9'@Ry 5oo tHTnR93n7 GF n
you upon request 3l4 Traction RIdg.. Gin
rinnnt, q.
TppL,ST5NTAT,IVE5 y,,,,,d nv os,abIishod
manufacturing corporation open local Of
fee, ritorious prop4siuon, sold to mer-
tiO 900 annually: about $1,000 capital re-.
qured. President. s22 Reapcr Block. chicago.
SUCCESSFUL SECURITY SALES MGR
handis hrtiiS sale Of 5000 600 upward Of the sock
Of an established corporation Of standing;
no ,Rprnamotiona' highest references furnished
HAVE $50 900 TO invest. elthor all or part
In motOr.ruCk business; want n partner
with equal amount; man now in truck bust
,rrIcks and the selling Of them Will be con
stdered. N 400, ledger Onlco
NATIONAL publishing house, with strong
list successful books can usn capital anu
services account increased dcmnuI4 for It's
vub,iratons. exceptional opp'r'untty active
or slI4nt. 7l3, ledger Once.
WANTED-A membership In AN established
manufacturing or engineering corporation
OS . capable bus'nesS man aud engineer.
p, .. Hox 2lO5. PhAodeph.n.
HUSTLING young man "u the INSIDE of an
active bus!m"sh Wahing nIs profit vents
Furnish A ret"rgn1"s ari arcur,t', Address
J. lOh Ledger OniCs.
YOU%G MAN. with 800 ~ y3OpO cash at
0rre. can have a steady good pommurcinl
| no agent. only .personaI interview at once, a
PARTNER WANTED
| to finance sugerln,endrnt o.. reu"rnI con-
sITuct!gn q, 5000 basis PARTNER t. TAX"
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS. HARVEY. 1919 Rlttenhouse square---
First-class and plain cooks, trained wait
ressos, Chamberma ids. swedish English but
lcrs. couples. gardeners. chauffeurs. etc.
wanted; EOvernesseS nurses. ladies' ma Ids
several gets seashorc, country. laundresscs
Accommodations. day laundresses.
MAN AND WIFE. colored; man chauffeur,
houseman; woman cook. downstairs work
good reference: $40 n month; experienced
cn rver; light-coorcd man; Al reference; SIS
a wcclS. 236 S. 9th st.
MRS. MtNZLOFF, 1880 Christian. hnH first
class German waitress American and irish
chambcrmaids. housekeeper for hotel: cou-
pies cooks. French govcrncsscs German
nurses, houacman, buffers.
POSITIONS wanted--English, French, Swed-
sh butl"rs. valcts. houscmen, Chauf
fcurs. gardeners couples; female help In
every CAPACITY. Mrs. Rogers. 3i8 s.. goth.
MRS HARVEY. 1910 Rittenhouse So
Cooks, Mattresses, governesses. laun-
dresses, etc.
LADY. opening her country home. wants
lady's maid, cook chambcrmaid. laundrcss:
Protcstants Apply 1919 BainhridEc ct.
EDUCATIONAL AND DOMESTIC EMPLOY
MENT CLUB, 225 s. Sydonham U5th and
walnutl-Goyernesscs nurses especially.
MRS. NICHOLS, 236 s. 2Oth-Plenty OF va
cancles for white private help.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

A PROMINENT MANUFACTURING con-
Cern in the Kcnslngton district, owning
and operating It's own printing plant during
tho war. but who has no longer use for
tho full capacity OF tho plant. would be
willing TO consider n proposition from ono
who can control printing business, With IT,,
View Of either renting the plant. operating
Il upon shares, or taking stock In an In
corporation in payment for the plant. which
cost over $4,000, and includes cylinder,
Gordon Job and embossng presses,
cutter. folding machine and every necessary
equipment the plant IL UP to date in every
particular, everything being modern and OF
tho best.
Present owners would probably he able TO
utilize from 25Sc to 500 OF the capacity
later on.
Space large. light good and rent low.
OrganlZatIOn Et!ll intact.
Suitable arrangements could bo made by
present foreman
Here is magnificent opportunity for some
one to enter tho printing business Tor
himself with comparatively small capital.
No one will bN considered who's" character
and responsibility does not bear the closest
scrutiny.
Address p. O. Box 3O7s. Fnirhill, Phila.. Pa.
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USED AUTOMOBILES
STORAGE BATTERIES

q volt hat. 81 ~ volt. $40: al bat positive.
" guar. Liberty Stor Bat. Co, asa y. 10Th.
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SITUATIONS WANTEp-MALE

ClINIFEUE wants position for n, sum
mrr months. young college man OF good
family experienced as Il driver, touring pre-
ferrod \ 6lS, Ledger Ofhcc
CHAUFFEUR. single rs, $ years oNr drlY-
ing and repairing. 62S, Lr'lEcr Otn,c.
LRAFrSMAN designer. engineer cNp. mo.
Chan.cal, cIvil mctal min. A ilN,I."d on
ELECTRICITY-Ex IN A. Q. and D c.
currents & steam engine repair work; eXp.
in mdintenance work. 4 52i. ledger ONCE
ESGINEER. mechanical. grad. L. T. 1917
exp machine and autOmo,ivc dc sign and
saIcs eng, available April 30 a Gl2 I.Cd,
SALES MANAGER
Stocks. bon-ds and foreign exchange. local
clientele would consider proposition from
marufncturcr some necessity. with viow Il
Obtaining interest In the business. A 53l =
I."dgrr OfnCe.
SALES MANAGER age 40 years. II years
rxI. developing sales food prJiIrts desires
"a make change; sal. or com. 5@7. led on
SALESMAN (securtty) desires to form cen.
ract.un with house Offering Lgh-CIass IN
ves'rreu,s. \ b8i LEDGER OfGce
YOUNG MAN. years business exp sales.
man typ!st, knowledge Of bookkeeping and
general nfhcc work, desires UIenlng with good
future prospects; com. officer. aviation corps
during way. Address 80. Ledger Office
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NTN panel IUck, almost new. VIZ M
iNi Zee sihO. OPEN SUNDAY ,,AS,nSI
EVENINGS, 4286 MAIN ST, MANAluN~
NlANAYUKK 1898.
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OLD GOLD

OLD gold, silver platinum, plated ware. old
style Jewolry, teeth platea bought for cash
Est. 1917. J, J. Clark renncr. so7 Sansom.
CASH paid for old gold. silver and antique
clocks Rogers, 40 s. 17th Locust 1olo
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GIRLS, clerks. -ienoEravhers, rypists wanted
rapid advancerncrt wr..e Tor instruction
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALL

HOOKKEEPER Of experience desires raspon-
Fiho position. no objection to general Office
work + 49,. l"dEor Ofhce.
iuNERNESS. French. experienced; best ref
rroH'"s, desires position 10 travel TO
Eur"pc. prefer fun charge o. children. Mime
\. Mildred terract, Missouri ave. Atlantic
city. y J
WONAS. business nigh class wants post
tlOn private secretary 10 treasurer.
preferably Of a manufacturing corpora ton:
good references: VI 4O3. Ledger Office
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BONUS ESTIMATED
Up TO FIVE BILLION
National Industrial Conference
Gives Summary of State and
Federal Legislation
S1,547,904,395 IS MINIMUM

New York. April ~ In view of the
interest in the proposed Federal -o
d;ors bonus legislation among IN" man.
/ IfHctur"rS Of tho rOuntrN the National
Industrial Cunf"rcnc" Board has issued
summary review oi pending ICG'S'a-
ton Tho expressed desire on tho rar'
. 81 american industries to learn more
ahoHt the proposed bonus. Iol the Con.
ference R'Hrd to make public m'mo-
randum showing thrSo States have on
nrtod soldiers honus legislation: Maine,
MASSACHUSETTS, Minnesota. N"w lIomp-
,hirr, Mirh'ga9. N'W Jersey, New
York; North Dakota, Rhode
South Uakr,a. N"@mont Wisconsin and
Washington.
In the forrowiue states such 1csj>'a-
tiou is pending: california, Colorado,
Ohio Oregon. Missouri. Nrbr0Ska,
Pennsylvania md Tennessee.
Distressing the proposals now before
congress. which proyilc that In" "\c,"l-
'jou Of the plan Shall begin January T.,
1913. the memorandum says;
"I' i estimated that the total mum
hcr W veterans entitled to the benefits
of the prouosal n vi January |. 1913.
will h, A.IiG 6NS BASED upon five as
>umption- of the exercise "f tho alter
natives offered, the committee variously
estimates the cost Of the measure as
follows:
r}a-. '.'a, ros; sl.5t7 po4.3"1
"Sorond ~ "It rv"rN veteran accept the
c"r''h't." Tan with NO BORROWINGS, nnd
making a."N,ur. for annual nlymort on &C.
urgro.,.. sa.-sl .3G4 o6I
"Thr>c two estimates are not pre-
sumcd to indicate the TACT Of operation
but to show possible maximum and
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REQ pleasure cars and trucks; imme'ap
dnlyeTies; ycar to pay; open SUNDAY ~.
evenings 4388 MAIN ST. MANAfJNN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-25
RAER BROS
ABB WEST 37TH ST,
NEW YORK CITY

SALESMAN wanted with car. drawing
count, literal c0mmiEsiOns on mo ~ pppu-
lar guaranteed auto tires BERk OAK
CORD TIRE co. BURR OAK, MICH
sALESAIAN--If you are acquainted with
the Drafting rooms IN Phila. we can give
YOU q good pos. Address by letter simplex
Tool and Instrument Co, Camden, N. J.