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The New York herald., 1921-12-05
BLIND WOMAN DOCTOR
PLANS CLINICS IN u. S.
Mime. Lepinska Seeks Cure by
Dorsal NerUe Pressure.

Special Gable TO THE NEW YoaK HERALD
Copyright, 1921. bp THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris. Dec. 4.
Mime. Lepinska, blind Polish doctor.
intends 10 leave Paris this month for
America where she will continue her re-
searches concerning the cure OF blind
ness by exerting pressure on the dorsal
nerve centres.
Last year after fasting for n month
In order to study psychic and physiologic
effects. Nine. LepinslIa noted a slight
Improvement In her sight and was able
TO distinguish the light OF day. She is
convinced she is about to make import
ant discoveries and says several hospi-
fals In New York, Chicago and Phila-
delphia have offered the use Of their
clinics and laboratories. Nine. Lepin-
ska last year was honored for her work
by the Paris Academy OF Medicine.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
FRENCH CITIES FIGHT
FOR OLYMPIC GAMES
Three Offers Made Should
Paris Waive Its Claim.

Special Gable to THE New YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1921. bV THE NEW YogK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris, Dec. 4.
Even if Paris decided TO waive Its
Gains to next years Olympic games
other French cities will fight 70 prevent
the games from going to the United
States
Among the latest OF these cities Is
Lyons. which is Offering a fund OF 20.-
100000 francs for the honor. over which
a dispute here. as 10 where the stadium
should be built. has caused such disa-
greeable impression that Parisians are
rapidly losing all interest. Two Paris
suburbs. Colombes and Enghien, have
offered $4,000 600 francs each, provided
the Government approves an issue of
municipal bonds to cover the expenses.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
PRISONERS IN "FOLLIES."
Two Act Revue to BE Given at
sing Sing Tonight.

Many prominent persons subscribed
for seats to witness the Sing Sing Fol-
lies" a musical revue by inmates which
was given is tryout on the Davlo
Belasco stage In the prison last evening
and will be opened to the public to-nigh'
and tomorrow night.
Several of the inmates play the parts
OF girls in the two-act revue staged IN
six scenes. Among the patrons who wiil
attend the revue are Adolph Lewisohn
Thomas Mott Osborne. Oliver Morosco
Frank Marshall Knight. II Palmer
Lewis. Sam II. Harris. one time Judge
w. II. Wadhams William Fox, Morris
Gest, David Be'asco. B. Ogden Chlsoln
and John s. Kennedy. Several prominent
women will also be in the audience.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
LODGE TO SEE VAUDEVILLE.

st. Cecile Lodge. No. 56S. +. 6 A. NJ,
which has q large membership among
the theatrical profession. has purchased
the matinee performance of Sbubert
vaudeville at the Winter Garden Tues
day. The occasion Is designated as An
nual Ladies Day. In addition to the
added.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
WOULD AID YOUNG DANCERS.
Gertrude Hoffman 20 Give Talks
20 Ambitious Girls,

The first all-Amerlcan ballet, headed
by Gertrude Hoffman, Is returning from
tour OF the middle West and Will ap-
pear this week at II. It. Keith's Orpheum
Theatre In Brooklyn. Miss Hoffman. as
her contribution to the Keith Third Of
Century Anniversary movement to
encourage American art and artists, has
made 1t her task IN each city to seek
out all the girls with ambitions 10
dance and do all she could TO help them.
In every city which she has visited
Miss Hoffman has set aside one morn
ing week to interviewing ambitious
dancers and giving talks on the different
types OF dancing. In Brooklyn sho will
devote one morning to girls who are In
terested in taking up dancing as u pro-
fession.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
ARRIVALS At BRoNxv1LLE.

At the Hotel Gramatan. Bronxville.
are Miss L. f. Ridge OF New York. who
will spend the winter there: Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Wilson. Bethlehem. Mrs. Il. +.
Campbell. Minneapolis. Mimi. Miss Ma
rle q. Larkin. Baltimore. Md. Mr.. w.
w. Young. East Orange. ". j., and Col
Raymont Depuy, New York.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
"LOTus EATER" TO REMAIN.

Marshall Neilan's production of "The
Lotus Eater" with John Barrymore az
star has been deemed worthy OF remain
ing a second week AT tho Capitol. where
lts idyllic scenes OF the South Sea Islands
will dissipate for moment all thoughts
Of tho present weather.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
Will Present Oscar Wilde Work for Benefit of
Endowment Fund
players in "Iphegenia
Central News Photo Service.

cess made by the players in "Iphegenia
in Tauris."
The title role will be played by Miss
Minna Asst and that of Guido by Miss
Helen Luckey Others In the cast are
Misses Lillian Gold, Jane Herslein. lone
Logic, Nina Rees. who plays the Duke;
Janet Winnant and Ethel Bronstein.
Elaborate preparations have been
made for the play both in the stage set
tings and the costuming.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05

The Pipers Of Hunter College. follow
ing the production last week with
marked success of Euripidess Greek
classic 'Jphegenia in Tauris." will pre-
sent on December 9, .or the beneht OF
the Hunter College Endowment Fund
Oscar Wilde's tragedy 1.-THE Duchess OF
Padua." Rehearsals for the production
have been in progress for several weeks
and the young women Of the cast are
making every effort to surpass the sue
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
Champagne on toe Side.

1t Is largely on the strength of his ex-
pensive cigars--with little champagne
on the sde-that WdlIin0ford gains the
confidence of the citizens of the little
town of BattlesburC. Iowa. so that they
intrust him with thousands of dollars
for his scheme OF selling a covered car
pet tack. at the risk OF having their
money go up in smoke. 1t is with a
battery OF stogies that he turns back
their attack when they suddenly suspect
that he is booming the town only in
order to zoom away himself with the
funds. Then the picture ends with n
couple Of valedictory puffs-Wauin0for
and his partner, Bidckie DGlo. show
there is no deception by smoking their
own brand.
But disturbing thought intrudes
here as to just how the promoter won
the trust OF the girl stenorrapher who
ultimately made him honest before he
could resist. Did the young woman
really smoke In private? At any rate
the story, as WdlNnGford himself might
say. shows that dollar is only a dol
lar but a good cigar is a smoke.
Cohan's successful formula in this
play has been repeated since, so that it
is no longer as inspiriting as 1t once
was to have millions piled up careless
ly before ones eyes and every one wind
up in dress suits. But Borzage, the d.
rector of "Humoresque.' has manipu-
lated an exceptionally gratifying and
entertaining picture. though he won't
have to dodge any medals because OF 1t.
A breath OF cold reality sweeping in
from outdoors yesterday was liable at
any time to sweep away the pipe dream
atmosphere, but extremely good acting
did more than save the day, individually
and in job lots.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
uAppIsT TO GIVE RECITAL.

Miss Maud Morgan, narrist. will give
her annual concert in Aeoiian Hall mex.
Friday evening. assisted by Mime. Iior-
tense d'Arblay, lyric soprano; DR.. Will
lam G. Carl. organiat. and on ensemble
Of twenty harp players.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
HARDING AT ELKs MEMORIAL.

wAsHINGToN, Dec. 4.-Presldent Har-
ding tonight attended exercises OF the
local chapter OF the Elks 10 commence
rate members OF the order who died
during the last year. The ceremony Is
an annual event and Is n hxed feature
OF the calendars Of all chapters through
out the country.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
'WaHingford' Film
Clearer in Points
Than Stage Play
Value of Bluff and Free Cigars
Features of New
Movie.

RIV0LI and RIALTO-'Get-Ric Quick
Wal!ingford." at both houses. a Para
mount picture, produced by Frank
Borzage for Cosmopolitan Produc-
tions and based on the stage play by
George NJ. Cohan. Scenario by Luther
Reed.
The screen version OF the play. adapted
from George Randolph Chester's stories
of the confidence fraternity, indicates
more clearly than the stage vehicle it
Self two salient features which are sup
posed to be keystones to the American
character. The first IS the value In
business derived from throwing q big
bluff, from producing brazen lies in
quantity output. The second is the al
most equal Importance. in eonsummating
a deal of passing around cigars.
Though WGHinOford reforms in the
cnd, the fact is that he progressed to
prosperity by means OF barefaced mem
dacity and while the audiences seemed
TO enjoy the process hugely yesterday.
one is loath to believe that native busi-
ness men are really encouraged to roll
up fortunes by the sweat of their
tongues. Such an implication hurts the
national pride-ro let's pass to the cigar
motif. That Is sustained magnificently
right through the photoplay. to the very
finish, which shows. as did the footlight
original. the power OF perfectos to stinlu-
late moralizing.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

DIRECTION OF LEE q J. J. sHuBERT.
The New York herald., 1921-12-05

REL AScnWest 44th st. Evgs. S 20
~SSMsts. Thurs. & sat. 2 20
MISS LEN0RE URIC as XXI
ha, been superiotoely acclaimed 5y
ercry New York critic. Th, youns
American girl stGrtle, he hco5s
Hfh her great and amazing perform
once Of ths Mlc street sirl Of Parts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-11
coPP TO DISCUSS PRISON
Chaplain Who Quit to Explain His
"MoraI Conditions" Statement

The Rev. Icd Hctzel Copp, who re-
signed as chaplain Of the Eastern pcni.
tentiary last week, has promised to
issue through his attorney, within "A
few days. his reasons for leaving the in
stitutions.
The only reason thus far given by
the chaplain is indefinite. lie said hc
had severed his connection with the
prison because of "moral conditions
there.
Members Of the board Of inspectors o!
the prison said yesterday they knew OF
no reasons why Mr.. COpp had resi- gned
r. !. Lafferty. present acting chairman
of the board. said the chaplain had at
no time made any official complaints.
"All that the moard can say now.
said Mr.. Laffcrty. "i1 that Mr.. Copp
volunteered his resignation. and it has
been accepted.
Religious services were directed yes.
terday by Warden Robert j MCkcnty,
The Clergymcn who Customarily conduct
Sunday services were present as usual.
the only difference being that Warden
McKpnty had general charge in place Of
Mr.. COpp.
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DEATHS

REITER.-on AprI! $, 1921. CONRAD NJ;
husband o. G. RsitHr; Retr3 RslStlySs Ss, Hpa F
OF A.; rhlla. Lodge No ~. J., o. O, MI
,mPiqyes Of q; nril Co. RciSt ni5, Assoi an1
Loan AssO. are invited 20 the funeral on
Tuesday morning, at s.3O o'clock. from h!s
residence al9l Chestnut ~; KegEiem hIgh
Intermcnt at Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends
may call Monday cvon'nE. .-,..,.. -,
SON OF N2GsRrc ana aio GeSsso = Rc6 en-
onS aged is S%' ave sSFvES' n Viva Sr@Ste
ScH1sHHiIT$% ar" RediiSls iS2i GGS HSd
ices Tues 23b +. ". =; tho residence "
his son Piss :. rr2nia!in7 st. Int. private
Nigh ?95HiAFErR. + r. An$.0 s.. LOUISA lnNA,
Funeral Mon, T.. NJ, at her late residence
2is2 BSGen nSrr 5 IN" JSHGlFg IHmEs HiT Gom
1ohn and Elizabeth sheridan aged 80 Rela.
iivel and friends, also St Gabriel's Holy
Tams SGsG,y Invio4 to fqnSTS rue, $40
Cucnthrr ~ solemn hsh mass OF requiem
ST Gabriers church 10 A. NJ, Int Holy
{ SSiTTRONK. .-Nmu :. HoRERT ROBERTS
sHROSK Rc'au, and friends are invited
~ his Ia,n rrell.u'o. 2iah ". Ontario ~
Int priya'". lt'crngton Gem. Friends may
ca; ss;N1E1TN%A Nrw o. 1921. MAXtAur.
LIAN. husband q" Fenny smeiana.. in his
5sth },aano Gao ,TGn INT cedar Iir res, tssi
dengs %" W"N ,,,n Nior nve oe''' il'' Ne"'
STEEESS,,,,NN G,o, Glm ,opsn, ,ma{ fHANh a, r.,
husband % MHH ~, HE iaf" rasIdcpCCln l''S -2i or
Iues, az u r,' y,io '''' ''''N'"It' I"iE
y. Iptn st: NV ,I'rtl RACHEL. r. ,,,,,,,
,SEErar SEUS Ni,' s,NLar Circ Pattcrsonj aUW Ra,,.
lives ami Gr"nds INVITED o to fgnsral SI services.
ays ITs' Int prty%to ryg" Gem. rricnds ggiSi may
call Mon. after NJ ,o,, ,,
sTQEnTiislN nEWIs widow Il" Of ''FET"td@irI FrSGd@ic
pa ~ al IA ansh'cr Of tho late CbaTeSsI bnSI'SN
and 5.rl; bISa4iSsItnI ,St!istI lI1iW - Apr, q CtApA
FunoraI ssr,co 'A.% E
diet0~h ars ,.,n nee, Ia p NJ ~, T., 'a9
- I, W, N'' '' '"'" "'
FN1L T.! - rr, Irrc IElvnnI y ,a ,t, ,ua"" u nG
O. Hs,Ne 'G,',cd to attend funcrai WI SdI"
trIends " W., rcstl"rCc % Sa,ho.' a. W.
$50 a. N" "a \ nod 81 sniotr,n n',hMt W.
Joseph E,s, ,r,,rch ~ 81 rrsnrIs LEI LET
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AGENTS


who are thinking seriously about their future;
to such mon we will reveal a special plan OF
accident insurance work which Crehlvfs
permanent, independent income separate iIunI
and in addition to regular commissions lneil
with us two or three years are alreSdy uraM
separate, independent ircomes besides their
regular commissions; our policy is SO ausTii aSI}ii
lutely new, clean and different that you VIII
take keen satisfaction in selling It to high.
grade business and professional men; we pay
renewal commissions Continuously, even even
should YOU leave our service, and 20 your
family or estate in event Of your dcathi gu,
system and service are 40 extraordinary lnal
without insurance experience. while export
enced Insurance men htal our line superior
any other; capital and surplus over millloi.
assets over two million premiums. 192o uIr'
iW9 1 miilions whole or pRrt nrranseiinJmrS
nifty Corp n. Kansas City, Mo,
DISTRICT MANAGER AND REPRESENTA-
TtVES--S plendid opportunity for per
manency and advanccmcnt' co'operatiy"
supervision; easy to handle; good rCome as
sured for fun or part time, exclusive terri
tory: commission basis. suite NlO. | w
1lth st. New York
AGENTS-lI"rc's tho LIST ltuo or food
haEors. y. rrum"s. .aps iOiht Tr"pgra'
tons. etc. eyer offered. 70 ,Irlal h"Cd"d
complete outfits furnished rrr" TO workers.
write today for full particulars American
products o., 1902 Amrrcau BID. tincih-
'du. q.
AGENTS, MAKE real. MONEY sell grcat-
al! brass; really needed; easily eold; big
prohts, call. write. nov; sample a. r. InniS; l,,;
rs@iunded on request. pORAs IR"nCETS
90, l0l5 Penn Square RIdE.. PHILADELPHIA.
s75 A WEEK s"Iing rrvsco rnincoats; he
Independent NO collecting or d"lil"ring
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DO YOu want TO earn money IN your spare
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ambitious mon ana women: no previous OK
perience necessary; no money rcauirod
cit IhF aN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-11
Camp Zachary Taylor,
Louisville, Kv.. at Auction

This camp consisting Of 1000 buildings oi
various sizes. heating plants. ljO,OOO rect
of radiation. plumbing and electrical SUP,
plies, INCLUDING 1900 low-down closets, 300
hOt-water heaters. 5000 stoves and fuI-
naCes OF various sizes, refrlgeration plant
iron piping all sizes, 400 tons Of railroad
sle"l, angle iron and switches and 5000 cross
ties will be sold by as in units to- suit pur-
Chascrs for the War Department at abso.
Lutte auction without reservation beginning
April 2J on the camp grounds at Louisville
Ky.
Also hotel and hospital Kitchen cduipment
urns, copper steam cookers motor driven ice
cream freezer, potato peelcr food chopper.
dish washer. steel tables, floor pans pot
hangers; miles OF electric wire, pumps: etc
Write or wire for inventory detahs 10
the Louisville Real Estate and DeNeiopmeht
Co, ID. e. Clarke president Louisville N.Y.
Sales Agent War Department..
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General


We have. lFH." ,d%iEss n, rhh!InGeilhia and Penn
~ s.rJ" ,sd ,,. ~ ,,I' ,,,,'l 20 Interested in per
rTauau, ,nun",tirr. ~ nth. from 5000 10
SIU OU0 a yrlI. a.. -In nd more than n hall
million A ycnr IN NATIONAL adycriIgIng and
9SS.4TsS w., rS'' W" .hs hm'T oryos, inst
sent1ti, 60 in ","rv STATE in tho Union. can
.d, ,istr,',n PL nI,,ninoS and Chinn, pR'os
"Sp"r'rnrr nl"ng sr"|ialty lines .u"n g. in
h.,,s i,,"..'r ,..," ,..' ifiIg narh,nr.. IT,.
H'"} ",S'I ~ tr@ninE 6o5r ror "V[ ir,o M''N H,YH @
,r,, . ."u,,.n' I'rri,crsI,v cdu,ati'n nlih
I','' - w, VA ,','r,,,rrj,r[' iyhn vynuId
=, ." % ,,...tt.H ,Np'Ii''rIm r,,'.. ,h,n
s+moo Il!'.'S ,.rson,I Ty,..w cNii
n"iM".' D. ~ a,' go o,her days from l"
- - .Nr. ."' NJ Mhrc''uS.
..,r,,,
81 iI'.I' i Sli.E'S.I. NIiI4 ,
\ '"'"7 - h'"H' .'ii. h'Sn '-' ''.2 'nr. 'S
!. U.s. . 'rI, 'g''' Uu[ a. CrS
'",' - It ~ ~, ,E ",' ,,,t,,. g., u
... .,. ,m'.o 49, '''u11iiiIry,rt, "aiI b' t.I,,n
., rro o3TpTna n,i,yr~ ,,in. tr : / 30
,.,. r ruur.. Addresa 1857. I'd OF
,r.r. ,r,rsrr.r, MECHANICS ar. ,rvays in
r.'r ,r,,I ',,' y.,,, ,l,. ,,ry,s. and
....I..,.i i .u-on,ouIIr nr.l " ,.'J- school
p ~, " A',,,,,aGIiy. !'It, 1Ii S..nn ~ 10
y -''. prlai.lphlo. 70
,...,..r.,- ..,..,,.,rr ~, ,,r, rori ,rl,,,
I' '.E ..,l,HE,E .TI.' l''' Inn. t"''''
I>.Sr J'\N ;, i''i%:iI,iEE'iVRIr,.I reCiprocal
a4.a .,.rl-aur.r Thim. territory.
SAILS l'liI, igcurraIJ. lars, lufs concern.
H.. Y''.,rg men, nuto !nr yai. l. com.
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SALESMAN

ThorouEn.t experienced In paint l!no
pnd preferably with an established
trade among decorators contracting
painters and large corporations OF
IhIadclphiH. salary and commission
hasIs. Applications strictly conhden-
RAER BROS.
i3N ". 37th st. Sew York city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-11
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

VICTROI.A VI, with l0-inCh double faced
records $40 10; tn" outfit for one looking
for good machin" al small cost. j. II.
Todd. 1905 Arch St, lG93 Chestnut IT. Open
Mon. Fri. and sat. cvgs.
PIANO, S7i cash, $50 on" dollar wccli for
magnificent $3.50 pian9; h"cn used, decided
hsrgain y r. Todd 1905 Arch ~. OpCn
Monday. Friday nnd SATURDAY. evenings
5000 story & CIark sS-notr player piano;
hnaut. cas-. usod a short while; cost $500;
terms can bo ARRANGED; guaranteed. T. B.
Todd, 1906 Arch. Opcn Mo, Fri, sat ovgs.
WILL SELL nv %I Victroa records and
repeater, value 81 81. for SS5. 43O T.. Wal
rut lare. GcrmaRtown 60G4 j.
PLAYER rolls-lOOO player rolls, ss notes.
and 10 cents each. 2i12 Appl"trc" IT.
PIANO-Reautiful now upright for sale at
HRcr fee. '2t3 Goth st.
ALI. makes phcnoRrnhs rrinirod by factory
export. Solotona phon. o.. lI2I Chcstnut.
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WANTED
DON'T SELL YOUR DIAMONDS

until you see us; we are paying the Increased
nrire for diamonds. For more than 30 years
t,va have been buying diamonds, old gold and
silver from the large jewelry and department
stores and from their customers recon-.
LEES, 7l2 Walnut St. since 1895
S clothing, shoes, hats bought;
nay highest prices. Call city. country day
or eyerdnE Write Phone Dickinson 8155.
Friedman Bros, 1Ii4 south st.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for gentlemen's
clothing: write send or phone; we call any
where any time, Cooper. 39f6 Market st.
Phone Preston 0l03. Oren evenings
WE WANT 1T once, household furniture:
store fixtures, office furniture; pay spot
ca aeh honest value. Phone us about IT, Lo-
Gust 42I4. Old Church cor 18th and Gherry.
WANTED-Good 12.gage hammerless gun:
aso portable chicken COOP; lowest price
first letter. c 90l. Ledger Ofhce.
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HELP wANTED-MALE


Observation-Disclosures. rs good house car
Apply to {. Mossprsnith. 1901 Mahantongo
st, Pottsvllle, Pa. -.
CUTTERS experienced on bathing suits and
Jerseys; steady work good pay. HygienIc
Fleeced Underwear Co. 24l6 N. Howard.
HARNESS SALESMAN WANTED
Experienced harness and saddlery ealesman
to sell this line to the retail trade in Penn
syIyanin' good er9GGisSion f9r ,s9 go9d m%p Tn
AAaX9sE4TrrLTEE. AAa9Ea'i TENfESSSH.N fT,ESH. HNNNNss ~"
,..,,, HOSIERY YAIBM, sAI..ESMAN, ,s,,,,r
TRX,bfEii EXGEI,rI6NAi. MAN FOR EX-
CErTtONAI uPpORrtN!Ti. PlllLADEl.-
pliGN AND SrArlG. COMMISSION BASIS.
NJ 323. LEDGER OFFICE.
REPRESENTATIVE wanted for PhIladel..
phIa and Vicinity. to sell a full line Of
va rnishes. ennmrls and paint speCialties, by
a progressive New York manufa Cturer. Nd.
dress Opportunity, VI 40, ledger Office.
SALES MANAGER
Experienced sOJuritv salesman or sales man
CurIty statesmen 20 operate IN snrall towns
and outlying nsrritOry: permanent position.
commission basts with possibilities only lin.
tied to your ABILITY TO produce. Address T.
O. RoN ~, llth St. sta, Washnston ID. G.
SALESMAN HGgh-class speciality man; mus,
dclphIa drug traIic and accustomed to earn
from $50 10 $40 per week; 10 the right man
We onor 4 pcrmHncnt connection with one
OF tho hnst-kuu>'r and widely advert ised
products ON the market Write at once, +
1881 Ledger OfhCp.
SALESMAN for automUuyc specially Job.
Der located in Newark. ono residing IN
Philadelphia AMI havng wide experience in
line preferred. write fu'l details. NJ 2lS
Ledger OnicC.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

A, ,,U'%rAST systomuu2cr. wants position.
on.," manager, auditor. cost arrnqntant' .
."n4us, ability; aVa!tdhlr lmm""lhteIy ck-
RYAN 40 Jefferson ave Che,t"uham. Pa
ORA FTSMEN-Structurai design. estimate
and held experience \ III. Ledger Ohlre'
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES


VI. MCCARTHY. gO2O SAMSON will have
Monday morning several competent cooks.
Chambcrmaids, mattresses, nurses, girls for
ChamberwOrk nd waiting, man and wife
together ms butler and ChHmhermaid or
nurse; also several other couples houscmen
and housemcn buffers chauffeur and gard
ener; best reference.
POSITIONS WANrED--EngIish and swedish
couples. buffers. I'd men, housCmcn. gar
Tor maids Protestant Cath. chambermads,
Scotch nurse to elderly lady. young Englsh
nurse lately arrived; wanted young cook for
Chelsea; several laundrrsscs, kitchen ma Ids,
Prot. Mattresses. Mrs. Rogers. 3l3 $. goth.
MRS. HARVEY. 1919 Ritt"nhOusc square
First-Class Protestant catholic cooks
Mattresses, Chambcrmads. nurses. couples
buffers houscman. chauff"uis. ga rdcners
etc. wanted. reliable help. every capacity
seashOr" ard country.
MRS NICHOLAS 23B : gUTH ST.-First.
class white help. Prot nurse wants posi-
tiOn: wanted hIttcrs, couples cooks. plenty
other vacancies HhCn" locust 2l3O.
FIRST-CT.ASS cook and chamhermad; high
est reference; country or s"RshOrc Mrs.
Kenyon Euployn Ag"n'N 1905 Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. HARVEY. 1919 Ril"nhousc square
reliable help supplied. wanted every ca
paCity.
EDUC ATlONAL and = Hucstlr Employment
club 2@i s. Syd"uhGm tl5tE and Walnut)
--Housekecper, lady's maid.
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SECURITY Statesmen

II VOW dosir, \ connection with nv" or.
cation handling high.grade local scCur.
tics uf exceptional merit and whore live
lends url oy, rs "o-Opcra ron is "i@en YOU
call and hay" u talk with IN" sales manager
of ~" Commercial National TO-. sol Penn.
slI,ru'a iNds, ----
SECI'RITY SNiI3SMEN
THE PItILApEL LpHA BRANCH OF 4
WEII,E%OW$ SEW YORK INVESTMENT
HOUSE RFQC IRES THE SERVICES OF .
tDpITION n. Statesmen; MUST HAVE 4
iROVEE RECORD OF CLEAN rRODrC.
wION. Al'DltESS a i27, LEDGER OFF.
SIGN PAINTERS, must be Al and good on
gold leaf Apply< 2932 y. Maschcr st.
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sAlESMAN-Blg money selling Chang"abl"
lotion signs. good proposition. THOMPSON
sArESNtAS automobile Insurance; excep-
tiona opportunity for right man S22'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-11

r., rcp-osert orc NJ tho strongest otl
and paint companies IN the United
~tatcs on commission basis n in.
,.rugt,d advise district YOU want to
STkTSDN on COMPANY
station T. cleveland, q.
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SEWING MACHINES

$40 SEW drophead; 75c weel;Iy; cost SO
..fcwhorC' SINGER and others IS TO Sl5.
fully guaranteed. l38 \, 10Th ST.
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CARPET CLEANING

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an art Il securing 4 sCi"nC", Wa arc rcHdy
With our most modern mrChinory aud expert
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