davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-15

The figures for neck, wrist, and bceps even approximately available, but may be fairly well gauged from the Hughes list of knockouts in New York State an dthe Johnson list of knockouts in California In spite of the fact that Johnson has to his credit K. O. against Hughes in California in 1916 (fre- quenty regarded foul, feel strongly that the ocds are about five to one in favor of Hughes the Cooperation challenger against Johnson the Isola ton champion.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-15

Short Pome June
 Honeymoon October All over.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
GOOD ROADS BODY ASKS
MORE HIGHWAY MONEY
declares All Funds Available Under
Contract by august i-ippcaIs
to Legislature.

The Nirsinia Good Roads Associa-
ton has recently issued a rutnphIo,
ia The interest OF better highways.
suggest hS TO the General Assembly
OF l'@2 an outline Of Fundamentals
which. ia their opinion. should be
included IN working out needed
changes IN the state highway noli..v
In its statement. the ussoc,,,in,
'""'"N"red TO show by figures fur
nished by the Highway pcp,rtmcp,
why the funds available for n.y
construction are inadcquatc. why tho
present plain Will result In n,.rc-
"c"' construction, ana how IL ies more
economies! 10 proceed with In. rnn-
hiruction Of the highways as r,,,idI,
as possible.
General {. &. Vaughan. Jr.. prcsi-
icht of the association. stated Inn,
presentation of the facts as to tho
present highway plan. together with
'"l'' I'VE recommendations for tho
additional financing necessary In MGR
NM inc cone truction Of roads AS ram.
my as possible, were sent To s.o ron
:cScntativc mon ana women oy.r 80
Sttt" WIN II view OF receiving thor
advice as 10 the soundncss of mo
pan ana any suggested improve.
men'S The REPLIES. said General
waugh han. indicate that tho pconI.
deer" 10 go ahead with the con.
stTuchon OF the State aud county
hlEhways as rapidly as they can Of.
hci"ntiy be constructed
according To the bulletin. an stat.
ahd Federal funds for the CONSTITUTE
t'"n "f roads in Virginia Viii he uu
"'r contract by August !, and avail
'"'' '"hus Tor new construction next
!'rr VIII ne even more inadequate
"hItSS inc General Assembly sun.
plies more money. The bulletin s,.t..
that II VIII take eighteen yoars q,
inc present rate, TO build tho high.
Ways which could he constructed in
six or seven years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
BIC TOURNAMENT MARKS
THE FOURTH At GRANITE
Celebration "f Independence Day
Held Under uspiccS Of
Junior Civic League.

y foot" tournament, participated
III by eighteen knights, was the
unique and extremely enjoyable form
IN which Independence Day was cclc-
bratcd at Granite. the event being
under the auspices OF the Junior
civic League. assisted by the recrca-
;ion committee of the senior body,
the civic. League of Granite.
III" tournament was divided into
two divisions, one for boys under II
years Of age ana the other being
irocf orsll,' taking in contestants
OF all ages. Most honor was won in
the small boys division by Henry
Davis, after an interesting run-off
with I.inwood Noltairc. the tie be-
ing broken in the third round of
running
Frank r. Cottrcll captured first
honor in the -.or-au tourney.
Tho good women of the community
served cake and lemonade to all who
attended.
The exercises were brought To Il
close with the inspiring community
yell. "Eah, rah, rah, rah, rah, ray.
Best place to live. Granite, Va"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
JOHN MONUTOLO HEADS
VIRGINIA SONS OF ITALY
''c'"bcrs OF Colony Here Are Urged
bS Speakers To Become Amcri-
can Citizens

me Grand Lodge of the Sons of
''aIH was organized at Co,omh, nm
sunday afternoon. and. foIr,wi,.
banquet enjoyed by several bu,drc,
I,:.' or the Italian colony nf
'chhh"hd. with "a large numhrr nr
'S','hE Italians officers for tho tor,,
" "erc elected. Representatives. r.,
i" portsmouth,. Ncwport N,,x.
ana richmond participated i'm tho 49,
cc"dings. ." INC pro-
INC officers elected wcro.
rhcrhbic. John Monutoio. Norfnin.
rec presidents. Louis Corrcrio nh,
,. ana l.. Faccendi. Portsmouth,
7'crc'hrF. II. Iinconc. Ri,bmnn,i
i''Surer. Mile RiparticIIi. Norfni,,
o'htor' y. CARL: recording scrrct,,r'.
:: ''cer". Norfolk: curators. i. J,ouini
Nv p"rt News: Mrs. j. Alright A..
~ h'aGl. Richmond: Mrs. II, Sb.,-i
- Aohtagna. Norfolk rho yi.
''"S delegates returned To their bn,ro
morning. Peter Roriri
II" Is well known here. havIn,. ,ivni
~ i'hhond for many years uow -,
NSWP"rt News, remained over today
"h" WAS "A visitor AT the raccg al no
/ hif Grounds yesterday.
y resolution was adopted bv tho ar
"h!"h'ion recommending thar all
Italians living in Virginia hcco,,.
American citizens
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
MUSICAL RECITAL PROVES
TO BE INTERESTING EVENT

The closing recital OF the Marie r.
Mah"r music classes. at Bellevue
school, auditorium Friday night
proved an interesting event Of the
early summer season The audi
forum was filled with relatives and
friends Of the pupils, and many cx-
per,s pronounced the affair sue
cess
The program Was a delight to those
WI" were present. and II was :, happy
occasion 10 the pupils. many OF whom
Wer" awarded prizes for their excel
!encieS during the team
Tn" numbers presented in the pro-
gram wcr" Les DANES Sc Willie" (Su-
herstcrnel, Tea Party Invitation"
'S"sarc Erooks). "Dansc q la Ga
Vote" rondu, Dairy Maids "To
Arms. Sweet To Hear the Bells" and
Il number of selected pieces \ pam
'"mlm" was presented hy a number
OF the pupils, ana an address Of w.i.
come was delivered by Bruce Clark
Rev. Father Godfrey ana pr. Fred
"ri"k i. Fletcher. Jr.. presented
H'"dnl Is 20 the following pupils:
Misses Edna Knight. Louise Row.
!ttt". Grace Anderson. Virginia I.aync.
MAis'e Edgar Louise Atkinson. Ma
bel kappcS. Willie Ellen Rowl.t,c
h"SS!" Sclatcr. Lucille Ifclferl. Bertha
kaSiciberg. Mamie McGh-c. Pearl
Atkins Edith Martin, Lillian Ed
wards. Helen Glass. Ecna Daui.l
Ruth Williams. catharin. johnson
Ruth hudson, and Master Carroll
Srnscnbaugh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
Z MURDER CHA7G S BEFORE
HENRIC0 GRAND JURY

Nv" murder charges ana fifteen
alleged violations of tn. probiLi,inm
.'W ar" on the slate to be passed on
~ IN" i"nric" grand jury which con-
Icu"S tomorrow. TIL. r.It,,io, =,
docket Is as follows: Leroy Mi,ch.u
c"I"red 'murdcr: Fletcher Moody,
g"i"r"d. murder; Fletcher Moody
oscar Ail'y, J.. W. Willis, Ed rayIor'
JuniuS Meredith. Thomas H. p.av.
l.. : Clarke. Zinc Wade. John S,nith
Alircd t. Stcigleg.r Randall Winfrcn
sam smith. w. &. Singleton. KnowI
edge Flowers ana Scymor. Nash for
violation OF the prohibition law. and
mes" miscellaneous charges: Rufus
hiHch burn. h"Us.brcaking Georgia
f"rkinS. grand larceny: V. : cuII-
'nSsworih ana T. + Culliugsworth.
receiving stolen goods: Joe White,
grand larceny. Rev George UolIips
,""i"r"p violation of prohibition
Jaw, ana Walter Johnston, nonsup-
mort
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
1000 AT HOLIDAY PICNIC
AT CURLE'S NECK FARM

Farmers Of Ilcnricu. Chcstcr.loIJ
an" Hanover Counties yesterday ccI.-
hratcd the Fourth of JULY with ~,
"'!-ddy picnic al Curlc's Neck Farm
given under the auspices of the
Farmers Union. The PRINCIPAL ad :
dress OF the occasion was made hy.
br. S-land. Of Oregon. ana 4. y
Th"rnhill. state Dairy and Food Com
missioner and head ut the stat.
Farmers Union. also spoke. There
were about 1000 on the picnic.
fhSk"t lunches we're served in ono
OF the large barns. and the visitors
were taken over the 5.Ooo-acrc tarm
on an inspection tour. H. ia. ..rtcr-
noon the Nar!na baseball team de-
fcatcd the Lakeside team by score
OF Il to -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
MANY nChI TEACHERS
ATTEND SUMMER SCHOOL,

announcement was made yo4,or.,ov
of many local PRINCIPALS ana teacher.
who are taking q sin weeks. course
during the summer months IN col
I"E"s and universities Among those
WHO have already loft III" CITY arc
James c Hlrwood. rrinciral John
Marshall High school: W NJ ADAMS
principal o' Armstrong High school
roiorcd W y. Ellis. PRINCIPAL of
Robert L T."" school l.. . Morrow.
principal OF Springfield school: e. G.
crouch, principal Of George Mason
school Mics Arahclln & Pitcher.
SlNd" hnshy. Miss Anne sutton. Miss
Mary 7 Glasgow. l.. Y. Jones. ]. w
walker and w W Townsend Miss
Josephine W Holt Is teaching a, the
tntNors.ty OF Virginia during the
summer months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE HERE
INCREASES THIS SUMMER

For the purpose ~ compaf.n. ,h.
attendance and the number If cases
OF hardness IN the Richmond ,aoa-
ton schools this summer with other
years. j. II Blnforh. assistant: super
intendent Of Schools maic out 70 re-
port for last wees in tho local schools.
The school official found hy cumparI-
son that the attendance this year IS
far better than ia the past several
years. The percentage Of attendance
for each OF the schools IS az follows.
John Marshall High school 81 Rob
ert Fulton. s9.a; Springfield. %, HuG-
rer, sos; Madison. 92.5 WiNiain FoH
ep.3. and Powhatan, sS.T
~ in the colorcd schools tho per
centages of attendance are as follows
Armstrong, a3 Baker. a25. George
Mason. $40. and Dunbar. Sa?. The
total enrolment OF both white aud
colored schools IL 5.1a5. while the
total last year was $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
CITY POLITICIANS GUESTS
OF CHURCH HILL TIGERS
charlie Gnnzcrt Chosen by Ac-
ci"mation to Act us Master OF
Ceremonies ON july 4.

several hundred citizens. iucIudi,.
Il number OF candidates for ,,,,i -,
VICES spent great part OF the day
yesterday as guests OF the Church
mn IiScrs at Drcwry's Bluff. Being
the most versatile member OF the ri
S'is' 'hhfIlc Ga!Icrt was chosen bS
'cciahiitloh To take up the rcins A.
"'""''r pi ceremonies. He rugged him
scii up according To the traditions
OF the organizations lie WAS arruvcd
IN white pants. flesh coIorcd shoes.
whit" cooks cap and bare arms. and
faithfully performed his duties No
on" had TO call for iced tea a second
''hc' The Official dispcnsnr of cold
drinks watched every opportuilitv.
and tho tips he received will he turn
cd over 10 some charitable orgnniza-
ton !, was said the total will
amount To a considerable sum
Almost before the sun arose. Jim
Dickerson. head OF the organization
th!s year. was on the job. lie took
advantage OF the carly morning
br"czcs and had the luncheon ready
when the FIRST boatload Of Tigers ar
rived ai the wharf The day was
spent ae per usual" II swas stated
by Tony Lucas. well known as ono
"i 'h' Widest OF tho Tigers.
Among the leading citizens present
were Rooster BIZ Dabncy, business
manager of the Chamber Of Com
mcrcc: Candidates Eddie Rose. Henry
Trcshon. T. Gray Iiaddou. charlie
trowdcr. John c. Saunders. Dave f.
Satt"rh"Id and Harry &. Glenn. Pres
hcnt William ~. Adams. OF tn. Board
OF Aldermen. Was alro among those
present. anticipating "a no, campaign
Tor recollection tn the Board OF Alder
men three years from now
The remnants Of the party reached
home before midnight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
Council Meet. Tonight.

DOMINION COUNCIL VIII asscinhlc In
July session at o'clock tonight
The docket has nothing OF unusual
!nt"rcs, on IT, and the only item
likely 10 disturb the cqunnimity OF
the meeting will probably be the
resolution which Councilman James
l.. Peters says he will Introduce.
calling for "a recess of both branches
OF city Council during August,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
RICHMOND POLICEMEN MAKE
QUICK RESPONSE TO APPEAL
FOR BLOOD TOAD CC;MRADE
Fourteen of His Fellows and doc" McDonough Offer
to Undergo Operation to Save Life of W. E.
Brennan-Patent Rallies at Show of LOYALTY

Fourteen men from the cityS pc-
lIc" force and magistrate from the
second District volunteered for :.
test OF their blood Yesterday. when
they learned that their comradc. ro-
liCeman w. II. Brennan. was suffer
inc from gastric hemorrhagc and
that :; blood TRANSMISSION might bc the
means OF saving his life.
Captain G. Il. Stmucls. OF the trar-
he department. VAS notified OF the
need OF blood by DIR strickland when
il appeared that the patient. who was
stricken suddenly sunday Il few min
ut"s after he had been relieved from
duty. had taken Il turn Tor the worse.
chief of Police c. y. sherry made the
appeal known through the captains
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05

OF the three districts When the men
were notified %! ErcnnLn'S condition.
me force volunteered almost TO Il man.
OF fourteen OF their number who an
pearcd at The Virginia Hos nital. a
sample of the following mems blood
was taken: Magistrate doc" Melon
"uSh. Policemen w T. Reese. K. \.
Ncisz. l. w. Wucst. J. II Wood, j. q.
roIShy and W. i. Matters.
pr. strickland stated that the
quick response mad" by Ercnnam's,
comrades made the appeal for blood
one OF the most successful in the
history OF the hospital. and that the
loyalty shown by the men seemed TO
have had beneficial effect on the
patient.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05

tNtttIuI'l IRON ! lfSt tdSt.D
building, and plumb down into the
driveway she dropped
The agile crcatire was on her feet
~ jiny, ana a loud roar OF APP
plausc made her feel good as she
s;allScd like a :cn-foot giant across
the ilcld toward the spot where Nose
STEMS band WAS manfully telling the
crowd about "A Hot Time in the old
Town Today"
Ana then there was Flying Farmer
McMuIlcn. one would think he wore
shaggy whiskcrS and muddy boots.
Not At an lie wore AN unit o-date
aviation OUTFIT and looked like Il
farmer who watched the mules work
and counted up IN" proceeds after an
unusually productive season. rut he
had everything that goes with :; fear
less aviator. IL" could hav" landed
right ia tn. middle OF :. lot Of Bocnes
ana got away with it, without a
scratch. Standing nn the wing of
tn" plane. just Xix" the crowd stands
at Ninth ana Broad streets on Il cool
day, and as nonchalrutly as Mayor
Ninshr crosses Tenth Street at . y
NJ hc -volutcd and cvolutcd. and
didn't even have To grab a passing
cloud The plan" duck"d and side
stepped ana carOomcd ANA did other
things known only to tho mechanic.
but the Fixing Farmer merely smiled
and curlcd his littl" pink mustachc.
When ne got tired doing this. he slid
down :, rop" by his teeth ana hung
there like TN. lIunrhbnck Of Notr.
ram. hanging 10y his hair in full
vldw of tho prpUlac".
Trupcxr IinnEinr In Air.
l'lrllllt. "A frgitpZ,. 'lIn.IuE from il,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
HOLD SERVICES AT TOMB OF
GENERAL R0CHEFONTAlNE
lBv Associated prcl.

NEW YORK. july t-,'crcmuuies
were held ~ tho tomb. ia II; Psu.'s
churchyard, OF General ;o-hct Roche
;ontain". French engineer and Amer
lean R"volutionary War hero. who
Was born at ~. on tho banks Of the
Mtrn". bronze palm. sont 10y tho
council general Of tho Department: pr
TIA" Marine and the municipal council
az ~, was placed on tho tomb by
Julien Massing. who cam" from
france As tho official delegate
Dctachniouts uf The United states
Army and Navy took part In the ccrr-
monies, which were under tho aus
piccs %: the New York chapter. sons
OF the American Revolution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
BOYS ARE OFF TOMORROW
FOR "Y" ENCAMPMENT

The annual cncampment Of the
Central Y. NJ. {. y, VIII be held at
Point OF Rocks, on the Appomaitox
River. July TO IS. The boys Will
leave Richmond tomorrow morning
at s o'clock. being conveyed TO the
camping ground in trucks. This sea
sons outing promises to be the
largest and most successful on record.
according to an official Of the organI-
cation. who announced that there are
still IA few vacancies for boys.
$3.50 worth. which he paid with alac-
rity.
Arthur Washineton'S name was
called. but. it was generally conceded
by all hands around the court be
cause Of the fact that II was the
Fourth OF July Washington did not
appear.
Then the crowd melted away, aud
even the doors of the Police Court
were closed and tho big city Hall
was left in charge Of Custodian Nance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
Today and Tonight
In Richmond

Federation OF Mothers Clubs,
500 East Marshall Street. 10 \. NJ.
Rotary Club. Richmond Hotel. 1
l.. NJ.
Commercial Leagu" club owners.
Broadway Thcatcr. 3 T. NJ.
Common Council. s l.. NJ.
For plays. see "Thcatcr caicu-
ddr" on editorial page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-05
HEAT DRIVES THOUSANDS
TO PARKS IN RICHMOND
William Bryd's Lake and Trees
Prove Oasis as Temperature
Climbs Up to O5.n.
HUMIDITY RUNS CLOSE RACE.
Holiday Parties Spread Lunches on
GrccnSward and Enjoy Shade
weather Man Gives Hope for
Drop of Mercury.

Policeman A. W. Edward. wa. >u>
uShiF overcome hy heat ut the First
toce STATION yesterday. lie was re-
Sfcd inter first mid had hccn admin
istcrcd md returned tn duty.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-23

,ALSENTZER husba nd of the late Lydia
friends. also John Braun Ben. Asso.. invited
to funeral services. Thurs. 2 p. m, resi-
SeneS % Of his brother. Charles Alsentzsr. $40
Gem.
AScHENBAcH-Feb. 81. MARY. wife o,
and friends Invited to Funeral services,
rhuTS late EcsiSSSnsed lss, Euner
sail i wiFsdi0s" Wed. eve Int S0F'"""0' FRIENDS may
1871 !aiAEJA 5ENS7 5 ASofr S6rTTS Gs n,aow rs 81 SAM M
"St Sae FS% FTm n'I rnassna %1H sGs
pei. Thursday aftern-Cn. Feb. "a. at 0
BEINE;-on Feb. 81. 1921, WILLIAM J.
EEiNEi iasiS & RclatiyHs and friends. also Wash.
Masonic Veterans and Masonic Ancionts Il
Penna:. are invited TO the s"ryiees on Thurs.
Of his johS HeWt Il ne rfs!Se1So saS ne
Wyoming ave-. Germantown. Intcrment pri.
., BIPPhEwAt nNNl " 2iaS Il ,,,Ta Gamac s.. Feb;
49, RsiatiTsS TS.r. and friend, Invited TO fnsTa
DBfLiGMENsTGiS. FEB. 22' "'Hs5r 1877. MINNIE
ehMNsTm!S ehay.s s' assS SSsDei t Q,
and friends also Ladies' Society of the Ger.
nan ma, Church q Peace ,pvl,ed to services,
bRApEN; - FEB $I' ELizABESrI c.
Thurs. p. m. at chapel OF Andrew j. Bsip
( Son Arch and 10th SITS '''" . dc"
CALLAHAN.-Feb, 90 FRANCES V he
merly OF 1911 NHuda!n, s. and beloved
Rela tiyes and friends are Invited to attend
funeral Thurs $50 a. . from her late resi-
dcnce. 22ll LOMBARD St solemn rcq,,iem
mass 81. Patrick's Church 10 a. m. int.
cARNAiiAN,-Eoh 90. RoRERT cARNA-
HAN, aged 80, Relatives and friends, also
HRcampmsnt. C'1 % No. 22 O. O. F., are ar iSfIr,SS inrItrS
to attend funeral services, Fri, i D. M istr
resldcnce. l33 Linden ave. CoiIinEswood. y
J, Int. private. Sat. a. m '''
CORCoRAN. Feb q. BETTY, daughter
Of Daniel and Ida 5. Coreoran (nee KIes.rl
aged I months. Services Fri,, D. m ma ,. .,
Cnts' es.dence 1880 n 9th ST.. foaan I'M
private, "' NV
20 aors T,,p.r, ..orI; rri;onups SoufE eyed
Nce' oa9i rSii, GHrm"nt9%n ad Syo'., Trii, .;
A. AZ; nno "'hst TrEnniEs 'Ins invited
,,0 ~ w 81 raRnSys h3sp{sl; Tren-
tnn, ,T ~ a. yrt.na rsD 90 ~ mAha a. tofLE, Reia-
rnses, ners, ",o from ths rs.dencs ~ s"sna ~
Heron = Burlington ST ti Bordentown. y j.,
Sa.. u m, ooIe"'n nsn '''ass. et. Mary
ynuIcn, H,i H. H. NV o. Mafgs Gen.
'oroen'o"h
CRUMBIE.-Feb 81. 1921, GEORGE j.
beloved husband OF Florence l. CrumbIe
Relatives and friends and all societies OF
which he was member are invited TO at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-23

lRE..Sl lW WAi.D'5
= SPECiALlEElp EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
SOLICITED from men ana
women with an actual business experirnrr
and CLEAN records no others: We spec. a lie
Ia ouice ana mower plant executives
SPECIAL.
CREDIT AND COLLECTION HEAD IA
mniar with plumbing Supples or alIi"d
lines. also office manager familiar viii
the sam" lines' secretary, man or woman
tor executive post; craftsman. familiar " IL
h"IN% paper machinery, iner~handlslng
agent branch Office manager, plumbing
supply eNperienrei information blank nnI
booklrt gratis; no enrolment charges. 80
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-23

SA A-ESMEN--Ihnrml CeuUrat manufacturing
company requires the services OF statesmen
to cover the state OF New Jersey; applicants
must be thoroughly experienced in selling
to druggists and able 20
furnish good references an excellent oppor-
tunity Ia offered to wcil-quained men; com
misslori and drawing account. Addrrss N
7i6, Ledger Office
SAN FRANCISCO manufacturer and I'M
porter Of tooth brushes drsirr to make
connections with firm or individual calling
upon drug trndc to handle line IN PhlIadrl.
pha and Nicin ~; reference Erst letter II
TOS Ledger OfnCc. '-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-23
BOOKiITEPERS
CLERKS

There are hundreds OF accountants T., the
city who year ago werr clerks and book
keepers, training has resulted IN thelr pr0
motion I" hetter-payias positions traiIi,,,
can do the same for you. II costs gu u0thlne
10 ma out no" the Ia Sale Fob Elm Me- nod
framing lf HCcourtRUCy can briug YOU DOL
lars and cents returns out OF all proportlor
70 the slight cost and II takes lust a fpw
hours week foT few months Call Tor uer
sonal talk Or phone nr write
La - LIE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY
6oS Chestnut st Phone Lombard G24R
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-23
SALESWOMEN

For womrn's fEe fashion garments desH.
able SURROUNDINGS and opportunity; only re.
nned. high-grHde women who have had shop
or other experience in meeting an exclusive
nd-nce. giving experience and salary eI.
pected
43i. Ledger Onice.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-23

DISTRICT MANAGER-New York importing
office in Philadelphia TO handle the trade
in eastern PrnnsyINanla. Delaware and New
Jersey and wants a live-wire branch man
as-r; knowI"dse OF the business unnTes-
sary hut must be- well recommended and
Tcsponsihle and capable OF organizing and
handling an efficient sales force. Applicants
Tor this position will be interviewed BY
Nj. G"org,, h" McL"2d presIssnt. IT he
GENERAL. mercna ndising and advertising
man capable to take full charge In re-
liable manufacturing concern; must furnish
best references and some capital state full
particulars In hrst letter. 52tS Spruce ST,
Apartment ~"
GLASS PAINTER
TOR MEMORIAL WINDOW WORK
Exceptional out-of-town vacancy with oId-
established nrm for hrst'class man trained
In England or familiar with old country
me hods; state age, experience and wages
in hrst letter TO advertiser as Clinton Hotel
Rhil d q nhLH,
MAN, willing to work around store private
place or garage; cars cleaned willing 10
drive when wanted TO. reference 24OS n
Alder 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-23

sALESMEE--MoBt Of the men who
VIII answer this al. will not ne abs
90 measure up to the requirements we
have set. For the few who can we
have territories that Will yield from
$4,000 TO $500 a yeGr.
The frIn Is the largest manufacturers
Of It's kind In tho world, internat,onHUy
known and with successful. estab-
lished sales policies.
Tho products are hiSh-grade spsc NJ.
ties that are sold to business cxvCu.
tiv.s on Il service basis To be sue
CrssfuI a man must he reuned well
educated willirE to work hard and
With record Of Accomplishment back
Of him.
Canvassers ordcr-tlk-rs and men
who change Jobs frequently viii no,
bc Interested
For the man who ~ earnestly seeking
perman-n' p, SiN0n. selling hl'-l..
grade products Of proven merit We ma,
have Bonnthing Of interest
Apply by letter 10 Dear Bahbilt sa'cs
manager, l4lo-2i North American
Eldg,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-23

BAIESwOMEN - Experienced mIilin.rv
saledwOmCn Oh trimmed and untrimmed
petsnt help FrsnkeI Millinery shop. Front
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-23

MILLINTRS Experienced milliners; good
posIti N; light and airy work room
Frsnkel Millinery Shop Front and Dauphin
streets.