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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-17
Namesake in Pen; No
Good for Jury Duty

John w Roberts. Seattle attorney.
requested Federal Judge cushman
the lawyers privilege OF being ex-
cused from service
do you know any one else whose
name ID the same as yoursg" Judge
cushman asked.
Yea. your honor" Roberts smiled.
But he In In the penitenuary."
A litter went around the room.
I'm that case" said the court. ne.
too. would doubtless claim exemp-
ton.
I'm excuse you both
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City THEASUNEE'S NOTICE
The following Described bonds. which
were deposited AZ security b. the
citizen's Hank 81 Georgetown.
with the city Of Seattle. will be
sold BY me on March rs. 1921. nj
The hour Of 10 o'clock In the fore
noon. al my office IN the County
CITY Building. in the City OF So
Bonds Nos. ~ 20 10. inclusive. Of
Local Improvement District No.
sefs, Of the city ~ Seattle. OF face
value $500 each. with interest cou-
pans attached thereto,
Bonds Nos. - 10 s.. Inclusive. of
Local Improvement District No.
1890, Of the city Of Seattle. Of the
face value of 1900 each. together
with interest coupons attached
The city Treasurer reserves the
right 10 reject any or all bids.
First publication of this notice Feb
ED I. TERRY,
City Treasurer OF the city Of Seattle.
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.
This " 70 certify that II, W. Jena
build auto woodwork factory AT
Itne-if02 Ish ave. unpiatted
land. northeast corner 11ih and T..
Spring nt Anyone desiring to
protest such occupancy must file
such protest at the office OF the
building Department. Room COS
County city Building. prior to
March !, 1890
~ THE FUTURE I WILL PAY ANY
indebtedness Of Mrs. Myrtle
Wheeler. Frank Wheeler.
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SAY WOMAN IN
POORHOUSE RICH
Posed as Pauper, Sold Real
Estate for $500

Charging that Fanny Butcher
lived In the country aimshouse since
February. 1916. under the guise Of
a pauper. when she owned real e.
tate. which she recently sold for
$4,000. King county brought guit
against her Friday morning for
81 200.
The damages are computed on the
basis OF $50 a month, which she -
alleged to have cost the county TO
keep her.
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Chicago Clamps Lid
on PLAYS With Pep

CHICAGO. Feb. 1s.--Moyfe custari
comedies a In Chaplin. wild and wool.
~. plays a Ia Hart and yamp TRACE.
dies la Bara are taboo here from
now on. Timothy u. Hurey. chair.
man Of the city councils commission
ON motion pictures. says so.
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Kabayarhi, s, 425 18th ava s, boy.
Y oshioka. X. SAG cath ave. s. boy.
.okaxalSi. NJ, aie Washington st. boy
>Yendo, r.. 7of washington st. boy
Tanabe, r., 702 Main st. boy.
Armstrong, IL. H.. 1907 Chicago ave-
girl.
Fortescue, Y. II. p. Kirkland. girl
Nix, NJ c., los Seventh ave. NJ boy.
waniess, John. es2s w. soth. girl
Nelson. j. A.. 2S42 Stanton st.. boys
Barthoidt. ]. c.. Marysvilie. girl
Br,e ,s = + sSds s s5ss & & s soy.
Pate. c. r.. l50s 18th $. W. girl
De Craft. II. f.. t525 s0th s. w. girl
Slater. Il. c.. S43 4lst S. boy.
shigeta. r.. 2is Ninth s, girl
Nakamura, s., GO jackson. girl
Shiraishi. -. go Jackson. girl
okubo. u. SS2 Charles st. boy.
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fAyyfLLE. l.. T.. Feb. iSs--worn.
en- In black rouse the ire OF a rooster
belonging to Mrs. Albert ketcham.
The blrd attacks all women who pass
In black clothes. The rooster flies al;
them and picks desperately at their
black dresses. II does not modest
anyone clad in any other color.
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POULTRY

FPTF,-POTr.TRY LICE KILLER
Thorobred white Leghorn hatch
Ing eggs, 9be setting. $3.50 per loo.
fsH7 tsfh East Union car.
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We DESIRE To EXPRESS Our
appreciation for the kindness and
sympathy shown us during She
illness and death OF our beloved
husband, son ana brother, also for
beautiful floral offcringp.
MRS. NJ JONES
MRS. J. ". MORSE
NH r. NJ LfNnFf.EY.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Age
Wells. Mark A, Tacoma ..........26
Held. Helene. Tacoma rs
Beck. Rudolph. Seattle ...........32
Hoadley. Emma. Seattle ...-..... 20
Smith, Roy D. Seattle ........ Legal
Msisei Anna NJ. Seattle Legal
Allison. william A.. Bremcrton Legal
Naslund. Indus t.. poulsbo Legal
Thomas. Daniel A.. Yakima :. Legal
Stahl, Dorothy Grace. Everett Legal
Chelos. Thomas. Seattle ..........s1
Pulakis. Maiden. Seattle. 20
Anderson, Andrew. Seattle .......s4
Fisiand. Anna. Seattle ...........27
Swanson. Erick. Kingston Legal
Terwiliegar. Myra f.. Port An
falaa Legal
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A group II Sisters Of Charity are
establishing day and boarding
schools for girls In China
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FUNERAL NOTICES

UAtGHTEHh OF ST. GLOKGE
ATTENTION
ANpTRSoS-~At 6ns1 tist r. W.
February Is. Dorothy. age IS. be-
loved wife OF William X Andrr-
son. daughter of Mrs. q. w. Nichol-
son and sister az Jark and ". G.
Nicholson and niece Of W. Viewers.
Funeral services Friday. February
Is AT 200 g. IN. at 81. Johns Epaa-
copaf church. rnssrn.uf Forest
Lawn. Home Undertaking Co.
FUNERAL Ufrertore
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Woman In Porto Rico are mot
permitted 10 vote. but may hold
public office =,
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iNERCTAL INVESTMENT
COMPANY
III Scaboard Bldg

MUST HAVE A PARTNER
Have an established business
and more work than can
handle alone. need steady, re-
liable man. experience not
necessary. as owner IN willing
TO teach the right Kind Of
man the business. Books will
rhow a profit OF more than
Sf00 month. and business
has been established over 8
years Fun price FOR equal
half Interest only $500. For
more particulars Rcc
MIR. STRAIN. III Scaboard Bldg.
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10

10 ACRES LAKE FRONT. IDEAL
ron litfitHileH
fnch, black Roll. on gentle RoufherlD
slope 10 fine lake. land All under
plow no buildings. highly im-
proved diHtriet. claRe 10 high
school, handy 10 ! large fruit cans
nofies. one hours drive from keHt-
tie paved nearly all the way,
Price $1,000. half cash.
~ VAN AHSDAtB a CO.
teip Third ave.
ACRES CLOSE. IN, NORTH
rich berry loHn soil: easy e. clear;
on good road. close 20 interurban
atatlon. You can live here ana
~erh In the city while improving
your land. Price for 9 acres. 1850.
Woo ennh, SIC per month.
Il. VAN AHSBAIde A. co.
1919 Third Ave
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STOCKS AND BONDS

WE HAVE ORDERS TO ntrY:
too Perfection Tire a Rubber.
100 Futrefi Coupler,
loo Davenport Petroleum.
10 T. a. Mortgage <jntta.
leo Msatvsn Huber.
Goo Sw astika oil.
400 Waitn Wall o. q. a pfre-
VIZ HAVE ORDERS TO SELL
Aero AiArtn pfd. 1890. $500
- AERO Alarm com. $1,000. 500
loo Fac. Etcc wcider ..... lid
10 King AtrHhlp .......... fo.gv
tee Hothsft Process steel. leo
1Oae Amaignmntad Geld $50. Is
5000 Petroleum Producers d, .o5 Y
Unit United Finance : aud
and .4............ 90
20 Hwcslsh-Araer. Line =. zs0o
S1sANDfNANfAS AMERICAN
SECURITIES CORPORATION
90s Third Ave Main 111s.
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Rogers. John j.. So 724 18th ave.
Gilman. Ernest SO, 35ol Cheasty
blvd.
johnson. Theresse. 81, s2s N. saith
Full<erson. Aida. az. 6b3 w. Stst
McGregor, Mary A.. SO. 5s5l 18th
N. t.
Hanson. Julia s. ~. Richmond
Beach.
Weeks, Elizabeth H.. 16. 211 Warren
ave. N.
White, william H. ~. $3.50 ssrd
s. w.
Daily, Emma. Sc. asas 18th w.
Denny, lnez r.. AZ. 222 Il. 5oth.
Ednunds, James, 81. 1851 w. Goth.
Cannon, Dennis "a. 2S0S w. 9th.
Fountain, infant days. 1898 l1th
ave. W.
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DIVORCES GRANTED
DEATHS

Kiewert, Anna w. from Robert
Walker. Cecil r.. from Winifred q.
Gennett BESSIE from j.
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WILL nrr LIBERTY BONDS
100 Fuffcii Car Coupler.
WILL. SILL
30 Rainier Gas Crystal
fes Eotherf Process steel
fan Tuppnr Mfg Go.
100 Cooperative Fuel productA
200 Beacon Coal.
toe Pacific Ei@rtrfc Weider.
SEQ Universal High Power.
BOO Universal Rotary Enigma
lpa0 Columbia tsed Metal
1000 Redemption Gold. Canada
5000 Capitol Petroleum.
5000 GutwoHt Petroleum.
MAX wINki.ER
IA Union s.. Elliott $50.
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BAKERY ANn pouGnNur

tCttCCCCtCltEt tCCtCtICtICt
: BAKERY AND DOUGHNUT c
STAND G
: 1886 is the full price for dandy &
: little business located in one G
: OF the best markets In the c
city and doing business of G
, $40 day. established four G
: years. cheap rental. This G
. won't last long. Hurry See G
: MIR STRAIN. III Seaboard Bldg. G
! c ccccc cc &C ccccc {
MACHINE SHOP SNAP
rhe owner of this shop Is sick. and
must sell. on main highway to
the North End OF city, within n
stones throw of Lake Union, and
one block from 1850 motor boats,
moored, Auto and marine repair
shop adjoins this place. but does
no lathe or radiator work. All
this class OF work "a turned over
to this shop. Price includes tools
and equipment. 81, Gb0; terms.
Lease 3ia yearB at $50 per tlontn
Ask for George Penrso, Main 1910
GEO A. SPENCER a co.
2o5 Hinellley Blds.
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nanrsffeDuxffp
G G ccc &C c &C cccc c
Alto HErAIR annp IA HThI.R

HIifG
An equal half Interest. prsce $50:
long established. busy shop, lecat-
ed close 10 auto district. doing
large volume OF work, remaining
partner IL expert mechanic. and
needs man that 10 handy with
tools and willing worker. previous
experience not nseeHnAry II you
are mechanically inclined. you Will
easily clear better than 1900
monthly for yourself. A real buy
for the right man. See MIX KEN p
merry. AZ Burke Bldg End and
Marion.
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Bureau of
Mi s sing
Relatives

The star Invites its readers 70 ne thio
department. NJ m aid n finding mtssang
r~istfves or frjenka. The d. partsDent -
separated. Tbo~e whose relatives %
friends arv missing are invited to rspsr1
tho ds~app~arsnce directly to The star.
Readers who may know the whereabouts
Of persons mentioned 10 this column -
missing are requested also 70 report -
The star. Other sewspapcrs are invited
20 rrprcduee such itnms ~ viii interun1
their communities.
william r.. Wear. baker. Il being
sought by Oiof Hanson. who is in
possession Of a sum OF money left TO
him. <8
Wear was last seen a YEAR ago.
working in Ballard at his trade
Phone any information TO Hanson.
North 1850, Local IS.
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HATH AND MASS AGE PARIJok
Lady attendant daily and Sunday.
UpHtairs Ga FIRST ave Main sii9.
MONEY FOR WARRINGTON FARM
and acreage loans. Kotho Farm
Mtg. 60, Inc. i021 ard nss seattle.
ANNA MARKS Hydrofherapy.
scientific massage. COZ Mutual
Haffnrd f9s~
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FARM LANDS

cftEAr NEW LAND IN
THE FAMOUS YAKIMA VALLEY
To BE OPENED FOR SETH .ftIiS
Located In the richest part Of this
very rich valley. thousands q
acres Of the beat land will be made
productive. Under government u
riKhiion project which Il an extern
sion Of the now
FAMOUS EtfNNfHInE CANAL.
hest ~ soil railraada and state
highway pass through the land
eiosn t. town and schools. located
In the largest etep district 10 the
valley pur prices are only
SIS plei ACRE AND Up
For TRAITS 81 20 aoreF and more, We
are the owners 81 thia land and
feli on very eaAy terna, and low
tntrrtst. Thtae princH are uuly "a
fraction of what the land viii be
worth Ia "a short time. and less
than half what small owners and
dealers are asking for IKE land
We have sold several thousand
acres ia short tima. largely "a
farmers and gardeners. Call at our
office or write. We make tTtpN to
show our land and the valley
YAkIMA RfVER FARMS co.
sis Green Nidg Main ITO
s30 ACRES ~ FAST CENTRAL AL
brrtA. Canada, all fenced and
eroah fenced: good farm house.
large stone barn; good wells,
100 acres under the pillow. Will
consider small ranch or city prop
crty. Call Dickson, A0iI Aofid-
IAN ave. Phone North xI5o.
40 ACRES GOOD STUMP LAND. 81
room house. Faod we'll: one iniie
90 iGlK Lake. Price 81 200: terms.
~. &, rETkRS. Tis Thlrd Ave.
READY MADE FAilAiK
western Washington irrigated berry
land. fo-aera farms. al lands
either under pillow or ready for
plows no Atunapns good location:
unusual proposition offered To
married men with farming ex-
peIlshea- Write today for further
details Address Land Dept. Me
kenna Lumber co. MrK.nna. Wn.
IS Acttt~. GOOD soil. MAR CITY,
railroad and country road. ~
acres fully cleared. balance parity
cleared. some fruit trees. fenced
and cFpss fenced. Price g2.lAS.
Terms fs00 cash. balance easy.
Charles Snurre Co, Alaska Hidg.
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TIMBER LANDS

PORTABLE sAwMffL No. AMfR-
lean. z1-horsepower gas snginc.
complete. 10 operation. Timber
can be had. or can be moved at
once. Cheap for quick sale 1loe
q =. A Ct. Auburn. wash
ron AAf.F~-TfF TIMER ON 80
acrra on WILDLY island y mile
haul TO water. on good county
road. $3.50. Address Oak Harbor
Livery. Oak Harhor. Nash.
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THEATRES
n you have $500 and want 90 get
started in the movie business, 1
have q dandy proposition. See
HAtHRook. 422 Burke Bldg.
EATAilLIHifisD BURMESE SOME
thing entirely new. orders pour
ing In. Need branch manager
with substantial Investment Ell
lott tsgs. North 4aT2.
SALES MANAGER
We want q salesman capable OF han
ding other nniermcn. and manage
sales campal En. an Investment
81 $500 required. See MR. bT.N4eN-
WAY. 422 Burke Bldg. End and
Marion.
MANTEip--F xrEHif Nc'ED FIRST
class baker. with capital Exeep-
ilonal opportunity large profitA~
Mcleod. ssa Pender W. Van
cauyer. Is. 6.
10 ROOMS. NICELY FTIssisHED,
CLOSE ~, 80 FER ROOM. BEST
MY IN THR CITY zi5 YALE
BLDG. siap A UNION 1T.
wANTFD-PA PATTY WITH SmAfa.
portable AAWmiii roo acres or
more lumber. ". n. Maynard. Oak
lihFboF. Wash.
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;Tco GUSHING q RADICALS
I. obrscon orders oeporta'
l's''s.". !, twenty Leaders

q ~ }, twenty Leaders
~" ruy. June .. = President
hnF' n u a circular directed = Tues. :
csfsson' N. Governors OF all .ne
| ~ 70 ,..,,.d y. r,olvhevists as persons
sn..' ssslly ss.I outside the law and re. e.
sds., sd, sS, ,S,t all means and measures s, Os :
as',.d to prevent demonS''''''''
.s''.s' ss,s". nature by them. .,v :, uor,,ia
can. ! ~. ,,Slcal al invasion 'f the Cham.
" o y. pou' ~ The part Of the Bol.hsvists, !,
Avsnss liz, ~ declared he felt callea called
| 4s Presia't,os ~ define his attitude "once
"a Tor all" churches, no mat =
1shst sect. and the com,, cn,,tuto an
" o. y acts Of violence. cons.'susr c.it snar. ~
tlem - ~ tbe freedom of worsnip Ia
sttacs or =, ~, onr constitution, he saio. =,
iAtssa ss,9s,t :, obregon also has ordestu .u
Pfenosy,,o N approximately twenty
| tts eIpusi, alleged 10 be the leaders OF
hrtfns,., nlements in Mexico,
hs fio'cs cas.esiied here that In his con-
II Is ,eIit last week with George Il.
tfence III y, The American Charge
sutssnn,ss. susI,... the President assured Mr..
GAnaiis%., thet every effort was being
ssnIae,rn,'np ,n preyent . bolshevism becoming
menace In Mexico.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
p ESTATE OF MARY AMANDA WOOD

cS5s ESTATE OF MARY AMANDA WOOD.
deceased - Letters Of admins istratiou
pondente lite upon the estate of Mary
granted to FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY
and DAVID l. SCANJON. all persons In
debted to the said estate are requested to
make payment. and thpse having claims
against the samo to present them, without
delay, a. the Office Of the said company. Nos.
325-33l Chestnut St. PhilaGelphia.
WILLIAM uEST. Presidsrr.
or rrfRsSScfs fssiS GsiaafTykx BROWN. ESQ.
1905 Morris Bldg,. Pnila.. Pa.
A. ESTATE OF NALBRO FRAZIER
HtyY ROBINSON. dcccasod-Letters testa-
mentsry upon the estate of Nalbro Fra2ier
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY. all persons
indebted to the said estate are requested 10
make payment. and those having claims
against the same to present them. without
delay at tho office OF the said company. Nos.
S2S.33i Chestnut St. Philadelphia.
WILLIAM z, QEST. President.
r[sys ESTATE OF LAURA 8. JONES. DE-
ceased - Letters testamettary upon
the estate OF Laura 8. Jones. deceased. hay
inv beon granted to FIDELITY TRUST COM
PXNY, ali persons indebted to the said estate
are requested to make payment. and those
them. WITHOUT delay. stt the Office Of the said
delphis. WILLIAM p. GEsT. President
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PARTNER WANTED WITH 500. 900 OR
MoRE. FOR OLD EsTAbI; SHED JEW;
FIN 400 900 So ASp Sp 800 600 9HSEE PER
ANNIrM: NO BROKERS', FOR FURTHER
REX EHEGFEssTTH9TTS HsTHTS sSs zee iFsTR""N ST.
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CHAMBERMAID and waitress; family
adults In Germantown; qulot home: Irish
Catholic preferred; wages $40; state sge and
experience. c 1876. Ledger Ofice,
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SlGNER-Exper rienced steam turbine de-
slgner wanted; In addition to technical
knowledge must be capable ot taking charge
OF work and handling men. Address. stati
nTst letter, NJ 500, Ledger Office.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

snced: one capable Of doing both branches
thoroughly. Apply jerome 4. Friedman n
Inc. fourth floor. 100 S. 18th st.
BoOKKEEPER and stenosra pher wanted
apply at once, McCauslaTd Stationery
Co. Inc, 4420 Frankford ave.
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LOST AND FOUND

F6X rERSIEiRR In; t1sT WyNHETAS5REE22 WE ISIE2
HEAD MARkISGs. WHITE KOpY ne.
WARD FOR INFORMATION TO DR.. HoL'
WATCH = Lost, small gold Swiss wrist
watch. dark leather strap. Reward II re-
turned to Lawrence johnson. :l2 Lafayette
Bdg
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WANTED

WE WANT AZ one. household furnituT,
store fixtures, onic~ furniture; paV snot
cash hrnest value. Phone US . bout H. Ia
FURSITURE--W paw highe.t nrics. go
- give beat service, Goldberg, Al n eoth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-02

Largo corporation with branch service Of
ices N principal cities Of United States ant
tions from capable. industrious mon owe
% who bear good reputation must be 70
liable. Apply In person. Room goa, Smith
Austermuhl Blds., oth and Market Cam
den. y. j.
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EDUCATIONAL
Both Sexes
MARRIED

ooELpNER-cI.ArLIN. N.-Married at San
psso, Calf. Tuesday, May 81. Miss
LILLY r. CLAFLIN, of Philadelphia and
W WILLIAM J. GOELDNER.
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COMPOSlTORS wanted to take the place OF
those who loft our employ on May =, 1921 ,
W: +, Murphy's Sons Co, son Chestnut 81.
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS
OLD GOLD
STORAGE AND MOVING

CASH paid for old gold. silver and antIou.
clocks, Rogers. As 8. 17th Locust l2io
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General

BUSINESS SERVICE CO., ili4 Land Title
ENGlNEERS-77-Sever familiar with steam
or marine engineering.
FOUNDRY SCPr Brass $1,000
SALES-ISpeclnlty), living IN Atlantic city
Wilmington. Harrishurg Lancaster Allen.
town, Trenton territories: sal. aud com.
SrENOS--Seyeral for young mon s2o.s3O
SUPERINTENDENT mtg
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MAN

MECHANICAL ENGINrEn ,or - -.
phpi hpiresderaby pi,ssrabby with some sales exporisnce fSt
dinnbSssphia territory. to travel out OF PHI.
hman,utacturing mar, concern selling RisH .rs y,
neat Insulating materials 10 power min ~
ype; n eapable Of showing results; excoIieni nms
ppIroany Tor risht man. Apply stating a9e
9ll Ledger OffIce '"i"fs required.
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IN MEM0RIAM

JACKSON. in SAD but loving
',essrnbranee Of our beloved father who do.
p1rsd this life June 2. 1912.
CHILDREN,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-02

CIVIL SERVICE examinations June and
July; many vacancies: salary S4O0-Sl 500
write for sample test sl+. Ledger office
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COMPOSITORs
M0NOTYPE KEYBOARD
MoNQTYPE CASTER OPERATOR
cYfiShEp YGfHiSiitSPEk =, PssiEisS!MEN Ps iisf 1! \! !EiSps
JOB PRESSMEN
FoLpING MACHINE OPERATORS
CUTTERS FAMILIAR WITH
BOOKLET AND CATALOGUE WORK
4S HOURS PER WEEK
STEADY WORK APPLY THE
FRANKLIN PRINTING; co
ol4-S2o LUDLOW ST,
PHILADELPHIA
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ROOMS WANTED

ROOM With breakfast for Japanese sSss
usmAn IN q pleasant. priVats home IN ~
peiShborhoodi siys location and rsts N ~
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PHlLA. STAMP CO., 80 6 18th Ar.
EiGENE KLEIN iaiS Chsstnni III
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-10
Diary Of Fashion Model

This morning was busy & Ma
lanes studio, copying some Sketches
she wanted 10 send to one OF her
clients, when Winifred WessOn, one
OF our manikins, told me Madame
wished TO see me in the showroom
Immediately. I must confess I was
disappointed. for 1 greatly enjoy ma
king the little watercOlor sketches
that we send now and then 20 spec
ial customers. However. 1 knew
some important must be afOot, so 1
FASTENED TO the salon.
When I entered I saw Miss Min
erva Cooper, so l realized I would
likely have 10 show some of our lat
est creations. My thoughts were
correct, for Madame said:
"Wnl you please slip on some OF
the simple black charmeuse frocks
which have Just finished?"
In a few minutes returned 20 the
salon clad IN the charming dress
that Is Illustrated.
Here Is one Of our newest ideas"
announced Madame. as promenaded
before our customer.
That is pretty" lisped Miss MIN
erva Cooper as she raised her lorg-
nette u her eyes, and. in the Ian
guage Of the day. gave me ''the once
over"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-10

particular week with all this NOV
ing On hand? Tomorrow will simply
be the preliminary skirmish, the
sitting out OF the impossible places
as we did at Hampstead. There's
really not much IN which you could
help me until I get the Impossible
places wceded out. Then I shall
need your advice, and want you
IN shape 20 give Il"
She put her hand 10 her eyes un-
certainly When II came away I
saw that tears were standing IN her
eyes.
Il suppose you are right" she
said falteringly But. oh, Madge.
this Is awful I'd rather be dead
than not able 20 do things as I
used 20 do"
looked at her LurposeIy with a
grim, hooking. little smile
You're talking now exactly as II
the good Lord had removed nine