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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-25
ST. AIMS ALTAR
SOCIETY MEETS TODAY

st. AIMS Altar society will meet
this tTuesday) afternoon at $50, in
stead OF on Thursday as was stated in
Mondays Tribune. The meeting will
be held in st. AIMS hall.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-25
COMMUNITY CLUB
CANCELS PARTY

Owing to the smallpox epidemic, the
Halloween parties which were planned
by the Boston Heights community club
for Friday and Saturday evening have
been cancelled.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-25
B. r. T. AUXILIARY
WILL GIVE PARTY

The ladies' auxiliary of B. r. T.
will give a card party in Odd Fellows
hall this (Tuesdayl evening at $50
o'clock. Prizes will be given and a
lunch served.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-25
PYTHJAN SISTERS
WILL MEET

The regular meeting of the Pythian
Sisters will take place this (Tuesday)
evening at K. of p. hall.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-25
CLUB PLANNING
DANCE

A dance will be given Friday even
ing, Oct. %, by members Of the
Roundup club, in Odd Fellows hall.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-25

airy driI. Those who care to, may
work on the garments started at the
last meeting.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-05
non,t 9. a Stacker Now

=, N. rdper Of tre Errrtuy Publfc ledger:
g.. Iur,rp the world war great aE.td.
por v5s aroused over tho term "alack"r.'
This term aprIsd to pcrson vas indi'a'
i've o. shirkinS dgty and Il 'n0i"d su"h u
r,rsor ~ ro' being responsive to uOli-a-
tons vi IN were d'n1rd,d Of S@cn rms
evasion vas M, tolerated Each ono had
bis part 10 perform in the great taSK ahead.
!, was the spirit that culrninnted IN TIL
umph.
lfaucod Il provided the prOoi Ct how
much could oo Gnp II undertaken vita IN"
tplri,. Suia.y It. was Lesson that should
nlre served as a stimulus for further en-
dsaror
But Immediately after the war Tho sp'rI!
staled. II seemed as though the people were
cor'.n,ed si'h what they had dono. as
UouSa evervthing had already been accom-
pshcd without considering ths responsib!I-
ties confronting us.
Such vas ths attitude generally adopted.
rsops we're satisfied 10 loaf and ease up.
!rs'l'uurg The plea OF poor umos. Instead
Of adoptuE the former spirit ot 80 and set
T., thsv erlorsd into a propaganda OF hoN
roor times wer9, thus encouraging let
dow.
Tr,q SPIRIT was evident everywhere Al
every EaIhrrng the topic was approached
Of how ruch better Il had been and OF how
much h"'"r things had been conducted he
fo'' Fa.'h N present management vas
lIckrr In tho past everything and every
ers ws' bSuer. what falIaciOuS idea
Ye' & prc'R.lod.
Whsl !s rssrorqb.e" There must be
r.n'rdy 70 olnycoms this. and there la. rha
r'op's must VurK a. nefo"e and fully per.
f'rn '0" f"~}1-cs dcma nded. They must
- IN s1rhcg'. Tines a:o 40, bad. j. is
slmU. an N't""c'ap n a seemingly prosper
oYs 'rns which had 70 como. We are now
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-05
Letters to the Editor
ia, Need fer Open Spaces

rayor NJ, me Ercuino rubitr Lcdgcr:
TO-. am greatly interested In YOUR
81 ,,Vybat'a the Eas TO Talk \ 5ou.
.,.... widening" IN ih' issue or Nay =.
,,.,,,z for many vars been "'ud"nt or
Ha,"" ",robIoma. portCularlv congestion,
S,,,g zor,rg aud rlaN EroundH, J am I'D
~ .orcIuslors very similar To those stated
i, -crr EDITORIAL.
W r.GeIpha am particularly i'm.
W vim tho fact tNnt tn" narrow
r..,s A not tahe care Of the present needs
:. ,ho city, particularly in ver% larEn
", sorrteen and siNtoon sio"y apartment
-, 10 continued. the prohlem Will hc
o,,I, Increased. md Il II. " course. In
s.od h. the general expansion of the city
s.L,.h siwaya calls for increased trshtc In
W.. .s,tral arHs. n nrc'"-l tendencies con-
,nuA it viii b. only Short Nt" pelor'
NJ, W.. all be suorteuinl elutnp in rrop-
w. ,rp,s In tho heart OF a." city b"Chu'"
w I,lue,rlal and commercial Hrcsr viii
p,.r, hn dcNroucd. \ proper HoninS
Is,,,r, ia urpe-atlvelv needed Il is on" ~
80 rrssiep' stshilizrrH ~ values wh,ch
W.. w. ono has been able to discover.
rsradorphin haa y CRYING need FOR more
- ,r,rat |. q nnt possible "a mainN n
or,ror e., IIrA In areas "hcra h" roor'"
t o,r, correer-d quarters IN which to
,', and no lacc 70" outdoor act'ii% The
.,,,,,, 49,. ,s-v often uecd ror outdoor activity,
40. hacnIr rE ConstAhlIN lnNl' 'Il y 'NN'''' Nv
49,, n, the congestion Of traffic, largely
.sr.,,,, tha 'r,rra sed usr Of tho automobile.
w. w., %.,o IA the city inousarda OF y"'lnr
,Srs-,, ,,ro Wli do during Il" ComirS
-,,f. hut cou'd he k"p; olive y th"rs
on.r spaces where they could play.
r.. ,hs ,oddIsrs a specific Weed Is sand
..,, ard many oi then. These sand
,.,,,. wiu taEs care Of moro children To-
w. sovarn ,ard than can he accommodated
H. s,v u'hsr wHT. They ar" Na,uahe not
u o.. ,,r, rui bo, auso with artesa to sand
coyr,s children ma! "" oc"npie" Ihlet'',','
.sir,,ed ard have their health promoted 1t
,r,,. ,,hich f. q dificult ~ duplicate. We,
i,,,,s rs1Irle tbs "durrtIorai Importance
', d, orro~tmtiv tu mold, d.R uud con
,,-,,r, ,yl,h ,ne hands IN carly youth, N"'
49,, doss tho sand court he!Hih'" C'"rhF
A.. or.er,irn or a habv whlCh rnud ON f.
,,i,. ,,si and iujura llseif, but Il gives "p-
,o,,Yr.,iea f., the lIl'Ie mothers. bows and
,,s vu, n'nervise haNI {" car" Tor
r,sv,sh pA'drcn. In addition It mves op-
,,,,urirsq 80 tho hard.wcrk"h mo ners VINO
,an 'ah. their CniIdron to tn"sr c""', anu
,r,rs ,ead SOW or talk whic their children
pay .,-,. alan, ,,a
go. ,hl.nE of such courts. For children
r,1sr q, tho most satisfactory radius Is
10, ,yn, orc-luarter of mile II ON tho nome
=, s,ch .hnd. This would moan SAND
,,rr, ~ n Eroup Of sand courts Mt inter
ya's o. On" hNlf mil".
Il the Co.," - 10 FOIvn ~ problems the
,,rs io commence 70 solve ttem - now. II
a. :, ha = possbla place in which to live
g., ,rar,ncr,a'lon taciitIos mus, b. looked
st.r and us racIi'ies for making life pos
De must he developed
'' T.. r. HARTMAN.
rrr,rs.rnla May Z
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-05

Th's valuation vii have no bearing on
tho occult prcpOssession of tho street car
frAnchites or horse car lines IN tho original
Srah baE or lottery wheel at HARRISBURG
befoh dc war.
B" patient, dear people DON'T get oU.
sir"prrous. Eememhor Columbus DELAYED
sailing whole year awaiting the proper
valuation ~ IN" rcriscorp and iurhInes on tho
5ono Maria. You thereby 500 tho uc"s ssliy
OK y prorer valuation before proceeding In
any Important mater. Without tho rroper
yaInaIion "t tho wireless on the Santa
Marin christopher would never have dlscov.
crHd America.
j. IL net 1"aa Crowdius and rnrkirE We
lwn nIIti@n "f cattle over thiri$-0ns irrtss
hlEh want. but i"un rOnest- o. sOoInes9
'aIuat'on OF the hams and rctrsarators
Lay on. ltredcn. rour turh nov. whNc
Frinkf"rd Wcst Philadelphia and Mana.
iunk "r" talNuT . nap. For goodness sake.
don SET together and make = combined on.
sa uglt.
IN "m"'usion. in 70 rasscrgers waiting
ana seeing o'v"rHl trains Eo by. Mrs Whit.
man sag. 1T matters naughl TO our c''"
itihe' = W'Il. YOU SHOULD hear 'om rmilo.
J. ~. N.
rnIladsIuhi- AnrU on torf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-05

I'm lonesome without thee, my own dear
bridev'
Oh tho mstlotoe bough!
They sought har that night and they sought
her next day,
And they sought her in vain ill a week
passed away;
In tho highest, :he lowcst, the ionollcst
spot
Young Lowell sought wildly, but found her
not.
And years flew by, and their grief al last
was told as a sorrowful talo long past,
Ana when Iovell appeared the children
cried
"seo! tho old man weeps for his fairy
bride"
Oh, the mi,tetoe bough
Al length an old chest that had long lain
hid
Was found in the caste--thsy raised tho
i'd
And skeleton form lay moderinE ther".
with bridal wreath in her clustering hair!
on sad was her fate! IN arortivG Jest
Sho bid from her lord In the old oak ches';
II closed With a sprinE!-and her bridal
bloom.
Lay wtherIrr there IN living tomb.
Oh, the mistletoe bought
THOMAS HAYNES BAYfY.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-05
Questions 1ns,Cercd
Pledge for Our FIau

10 IN" fdhor Of N" Erer",V rubhc L,dgcr.
Sir.-lIo"Yc give tho plcdgp for tho fan
aud whore Il oriGiuatcu A. 4
PhIladalpha. April rs 1877
Tho national plcds" for our haE was rec.
"mmended br thN American Flag Day A..
socia'ion. Tn" pupils standing with right
hand upltfted palm upward. to limo with
inc forehead, IN tho attitude of salute. re.
r'a' me pledge IN these words: Il plodge
hIIeSiLn"" 20 my flag and to the republic
Tor which 4 stands. ono nation, indIvisible
with liberty ana Justice for an At the
words -" m" hnr" epch ono oxt.rda the
reht hand FracefulIy, palm upward. lowa rd
,h" u"E until tn" "nd Ur the pIedgr, then the
land Is dropped to tho sidc.
'hlIdr"n in the primarr grades arc taught
TO repeat shorter plodGa IN these worCfSs
G'V" my head and my heart to God ara
,nE ~ country one country one language. one
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-05
THE PEOPLES FORUM

Letters TO the Editor should be as
brief and TO tho point as possible,
avoiding anything that would open
denominational or sectarian dis
Cussion.
No attention win bc paid to anony-
nous letters. Names and addresses
must be signed M nm evidence Of
good faith, although names will not
he printed II request is made that
they be omitted
The publication Of letter Is not
tn he taken as an Endorsement of its
views by this paper.
communication will not be re-
turned unless aCcompa by post
age, nor will manuscript be saved.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-05
Jenny Lind's PHILADELPHIA Visit

To ~" Fdt'or Of tie LrrH,ry PuLlir Ird9cy.
'ir-"h"n lid jenny Lind, tho famous
swedish SInG"r visit Philadelphia, and where
did snp sing? a.
Philadelphia. AH-tl IS. 1877.
Jemn% IInd made her first aprcarance IL,
ihiIad"Iphi" on October II. 1880 in tho
heS'nnt Street Theatre. Some later con
cNt,S ""fH given IN Musical Fund HlU
and Upon hsr return from her Southerr ard
1Hhan tour she appeared in Burton's Old
NdNN"a' Ih"aire. at Nnth md Chestnut
streets which had recently heen fitted m,
'"r sue" uS"T. Tn" receipts at hsr hrst
u, ,,. ~ p'''o''nanc" IN this city wero S9@01 -
Elah' c"uo""ls wer" Ei,ar lore. p,,.'rr
%1s'SNhil, nm average Of more thau SsOOO
On n. FHe sum would have Lc"n much largo
had th"r" h".n an nadtorlum to hold =,
Sroa'Hr number IT people. The gross re-
re'pis Or the nir"iN Five concerts shs gave
in America were S7l2.i6I.5i
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-05
A Marching Army Problem

10 me hd"or Of IN" Er"u,ug PrBIic L,dgcr:
ST-Wiil YOU kindly submit tho follow
i"E problem to your readers:
An army In mass formation ten mic,
S'"dre ~ given IN" ord"r 10 march forward
ton miles by the commanding officer yho ia
at tn" roar righthand corner on horsebac,
During IN" march the officer makes a. com.
pl"t" circuit OF the msu, and when ths
march Is completed tho officer Is AZ exactly
IN" same position as at tho start. Qucs-
l1oh' Row many niles did the officer travel,
HARRY SCHNEIDER.
Philadelphia April "s, 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-05

MEN-it IS said "opportunitv knocks hut
once" Be'we"n . ana and 40 and .
T.: NJ. thia week Will consider Applications
o. q united number OF mon who are not
satshrd win their present employment md
VINO are honest and ambitious and have a
ucslre 10 cut loos" from tho weekly pay en-.
NeIope' 10 IN" mon seipCiad practical
course IN SalesmanshlD will he given free OF
charge ana those qualifying will immediately
employing over fifteen hundred salcsnlcn and
an opportunity to earn from $4,000 to 10000
, nmIuaHE anu nra-ncall lly unlimited Oppor-
lr no way conA"t with vour present en-
ploFment; as tho instrurttons viii be given in
mo evening. cal AS Land Title Bldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-05
DESK BARGAINS

Chairs. tables, flirg cabinets. office partl-
tons new and slightly used
:. WEISS { co. l0&I RACE s..
SCREEN STRIPS, clear white pine :, h.,
ia inchea, surfaced riles. II! c foot , a 80
French doors and porch iuc,osure sash; botn
phones. W. X. AlcotL 4 Co.. 52d and Ian
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-05
Why Unluckv7

i"' Edhor Of ~" Ercaino Public Lsdcor:
7l'-' an any or your readers toll m" how
ih" id"a originated that the Jerusalop, rhorrr
ire" - an un'uCkE plartH .\so vhv r. Ia
consIaered unIIcly TO wear or uss as a
feature OF n1ornmenl lha peafcwI rnatherso
r,, Mrs. g. f.. II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-05
OLD GOLD
SEWING MACHINES

CASH paid FOR old god SILVER and sDIIc,,,,..
clocks. Rcgers. - 5. lTth Locust i"tGGT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-05
Desires Two Poems

To ~" Edror o. tho Ercuiag P,JHc Lcdoer:
SRI am ANXIOUS to have the poem which
contains these two iincr:
80 spring nor summers beauty hath such
grace
~ 7 have soon in orc autumrsl face. O."
'h"% wore written hv some ono to his
mother. should a'Eo like 30 have tho poem
'ontainnE these two linss:
Core WAYS seem dar ri; hu' soon or late
They touch tho shining h'Is of day.
y. T.. DpDRANCE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-05

c9MMIE%%SSJ3PFs MI%SrJy3PFEs PESSoTyRE 2EERASTr93RSS; Sr3S;
iifCiitEsr WGNiGEGsg AZ" EXTiiRtTE R5SH||s:
pGSSS!!Ti0%$&$, MA ,lGEARAETEEp CNnER WRIT.
IEN %%ttE FTfHACTiSi, "a iIi,v!FE, II DEsTHEip WRITE
lo.l2 \. HOWARD ST, BALTiMORE. Nib,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-05
Poems and Songs Desired
Wants kiplIno's "L'Envoi"

TO the Editor Of the ErcuH1 PUbiio Ledger:
Slr-.Can you please give tho complete
poem and author Of the following lines:
When mes last picture IL rainted
Ana the tubes are twisted and drted'
~. NJ y.
Palmyra, n. J., April 90 1921.
Tho lines quoted arc the fret iwo NJ Kip
linE.s poem "h'Enyoi." which was printed
In the Peoples Forum on February :, 1927
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-05
Easter, 1911. Anrll t6

TO me Editor Of the EU'nn,g Public Lcdocr:
slr-Wiu YOU kindly publish what date
castor came on the year 1911 also month";
DAILY HEADER
Philadelphia. April -. IO@1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-05
The Mistletoe Bouch"


10 N" Efior o. the ErerirG Pubiic Ledocr.
"r-Will = reader OF your papor kindly
.nrriHh an old sorB or poem entitled The
MiS'l"ioc Rough" rs shout - marriage
parry on Christmas Eve. whore some one
suggested a ganc ~ hide and sock. and tho
L-!dn dts"overs an cd chest in which sho
WH"'. The I'D locks down and sho n ri shes
and She ie not found ro- riontna urterward.
EDMUND VI. SMITH
fh'IadeIphl', Apr'l ~, i02t
y" inisie'oo hung IN tho ca st'o hall
ne holly branch shon- on tho crd oak wall.
MA tho haron's retslnars wer" bIitha and
gHv,
MA keeping their Christmas holiday:
no baron upheld. with a fatnor's pride,
Us heau''fnl chtd, young i.ovclrg bride;
WhH" ahe. with her bright evos seemed
to 10
IN" star of tho Eoody COMPANY
oh, the mlstleloe bough,
m w"arr Of dancing now" tl,a cried
Here, '9rrr n moment. I'll hide. Iu hide:
nhd' Lowell. 10 sure thourt first to trace,
IhH clue 10 M" secret hidlng-pIaco."
~ av she ran and hnr frsndq hogan
Ha'h to"ar 70 search. and each nook to
scan;
and young Lowell cried "On. whore dos,
thou hide?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-05

BOOIIKEEPER, exp. and office man dosirs7
change; igt. furnished, y 10, ledger on
GARDENER d"nircS position; good Dr." h"nd
milher Samuel ". S0rion, 32h "oodhIh9
ave., Narb"rin. Pa --.-----..--------
LAWYER. 10 years' cSporIerce wishes po,
sIton in trust or securities depa rtment OF
trust company. ~ ledger OnAre. -..
AANAGER--rositIon Wanted az managcr "l
laboratory "hDcEH'r o. rctbil hrIS
store ~ Ponnsyl,anla ur Ner Jerse:: grad
uate Of IN" J.. e. J.. holds manaser.7 cor
uHcat" olo sN0ral oa'r' oNperienc" ~ SI.
psriutend,u' In larga laboratory and uub' H-
stands ell about r"pnirR ~ laboratory 'o"'h-
ments; also "cy"rI "ars' oYprr ianCo ~ man
ager Of r"tBil drug store. having lArg" pre-
s"rIpton trade. ,a0 fuuieh boat or r"i"f'
once. Addross W g.. 80 s. 30 st.. ci'N.
Phone EranEfUrd $50 vs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-05

TOW AEDN IA. W0pDLEIGH --EXrsIlort
-urin- acc Jrur'pia towns. ~'r1u hnlf NSh ID
Jy electricity. pr!var. baths. ow1"r trained
nurse. wao'"sor-" food, 'arw attached. rua
water. every Tod.rD comfort, booklet. MISS
ELIZABETH LAME
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-05
PERSONALS

JOSEPH H. EDEIMAE haH sod his mon, :
furnishing store 20 Albor' shapiro. RlIs
payablo at 33S y. ID st, not pTcscniabtc
after May I. 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-05

FOR SALE-Piano tsquaroI. Never make In
good condition: red plush parlor suite. pier
looking glass with gold frame walnut Ssd.
room suite: bargsln for quick sale. Address
p lOlJ Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-05

'So-N%,w drCrh ,ad 75c weekly: cost g.
e.Ser 'ere, SIUS a.,i t'rsTs IS ~ q =
fully GuAraulvcd r38 y 10Th Il, W 90
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-05
General

MAKE MONEY At HOME--you can earn
from s. 10 81 an hour In your spare time
writing show cards; quickly and easily
,ca rned: no cnnvassing: We teach YOU how
ard sell your work. Write today FOR tull
pa rticulars to AMERlGAN SHOW GARD
NURSES WA%TED-AIways In demand at
good pa: learn at home in spare time.
entire tuition can be earned In few weeks;
,,oI earn while you learn: special offer in
hiding FREQ nurses outht. write for fun
M Tticulars Chicago School OF Nursing, Al
4 Ashland Blvd. Dept =. Chicago. IL.
GIRI Sc Jerks stenographers. typists want
ed al once bv Government; good salary. easy
hours rapid advancement: examinations Juns
and July. Write for instructions, particu-
lars r 3oI. Ledger Office.
PITSTNESS SERVICE! co. lllB Land Title
STENOS. CL.kS.. exceptionally sood eng
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-05
BOARDING
COUNTRY BOARDING

ROAD. $ 26@7-Room. table board. all
ConN.. eIeC.: near navy >ar3
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-05
FOR SALE
RUGS AND CARPETS

All. ROOM SIHE%--AIf. QUALITIES
Hurdreda Of thr.ft, People buy their russ
and carpets - auction. why not "ou? To-
morrow i'r.di"l morning. commencing !
o'Ciock, a. HiO Wa'udt St. We viii eel a.
Public auction 100 beautiful now a'd SnEn'lr
used rusH IN NIItons, Administer. Velvet
and l'ruEse'- st2os IRON, Oxo To 1sx12.
DAVIS & 'IARNEY hucu-u"nrs
Don't r1'sa this sale ~ you Mood NuR"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-05
HELP WANTED-FEMALE


ADDRESSERS-Girs. ever ~. TO address
envelope by hard Mt our Office; piece
work; hours 80 to :; must be hrat-Cla9s
writer's. AprIy Chas. Paisr Go. lois Arch
81. second foor.
lronprs. white. for noun.
tain resort hotel. Phone Market "SlH.
OPETATORS--26 exp. Mcrrow machine oper-
ators wanted Immediately on six sweat
crs; steady work; good pay. Levi & Selg-
man, 435 y. Broad. entrance on hamilton.
wanted on oil Darta % Chil.
drpn's CO.orcl dresses; steady worl; and
good pay. Arn.y Stein Dress Co, l033-35
Race ST.. third foo-.
SAT.ESWOMEN 10 sell hRh.class 81 prop
ositiUn; exp, not necessary; everybody a
prospect Phone Lombard lTNS.
WONEN--Trcre is n chance 20 Improve your
financial eduCatiou and get somo row
thoughts that may mean your sIccess IN ne
nv simply attending our night school: no
cha rye and 10 CbliEa' ions; to inos' who
quality va have a digrhed position TO Offer
in 9n organization where 1000 mru and
women are earning from $4,000 to $4,000 PEI
voar,N women cnpioIed during tho DAY can
ii,a applications from 40 to T.. N. this
wopk. can i"S Land Title BLdE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-05

OFFICE BOY
Rl!ti, RlELTiiT, ,ACTlNE ROY ~ NEWSPAPER
BESlEESS. APPLY GEO. L. ETLPATRtCK
tEIAiL DEBT. PUBLIC LEDGER. 9TH
ND ClTESTNrT STS.
OtFIGE BOY, about 10. ror textile mill in
y. ~. section. Address stating age Ok.
perience and Salary. p 500, ledger Office.
PHOTOGRAPIrER wanted; mus. bo anr. ,o
DO highest grade portrait wort ratouch. .
InS: best old-cstabi!shCd studio: permanent
work; reference required; II you arc mods m
PORTRAIT man communicHto AZ cnce with "
- Darden. EcWpor' News. Va.
PRESShEE. cylinder and lob. wanted. aleo
IedGer Office. Nv
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-, EsrArE or LAURA :. JONES. DE,

HE ceased -- I.ouers tes,airsntar" urou
Tho eetpte OF Laura s Jones. dactRFed, hay
Inr hoon granted to FIDELITY TRUST COM
PASY. all rnrsors indebted - IN" th'n eStst"
re- ro1ues cd 70 make psNmer', and ihoFe
waving Clairna agaInpt tho namr - rr"sent
them. w'tnou' DELAY. st the ofdce of ih, sah
delphia WILLIAM r. LEST. President.
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FURNITURE BARGAINS

IN ord"~ 20 r'oan up our surplus Sio Is we
are offering o''r,thinE In stock p0s.u'"i" At
haf price. ii-~N Hre some OF our tArgnins.
l0-nieC" dining room suite. COmp'"'e Sl55.
i-p"cr L"lrun'D suite walnut or rn' hng.. SOD.
3-pi"c" i..ns room suite. overai Ia"d. hn"s,
velour, ioro SIS.
Complete Guo ~ rugs, rarro's beds and
bedding a'sp tu,iUdod IN this sale
GORDOE.s ainO-09 COLLNBLA WE
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS. HARVEY. l91a Riteahouse su.--Re-
liable help supplied and wanted, every
capacity.
Mrs. ROGTNS 3l3 : 2oth-Roliable help
every gHpHCi'..
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LEGAL, ADVERTISEMENTS
, ESTATE or M,Rv AMANDA wooD

rssl5' ESTATE OF MNKN NMANDN WUUD
deceased go Letters Of admnistratlon
pcnden'e lite upon tn" estate " Mar
to FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY and
DAVID |. SChNBON. all persuns indebted 70
tho sad estate arc requested TO make ra%.
rrcnt aud those having claims aRair''t the
same to present them. without delay. sr The
ofnce Of the said company, NOS 1-h-jjl
Chestnut At Philadelphia.
WILLIAM GEST, President.
Or thclr attorncv. -..