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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-05
A Mother In a QuandarY

. the Editor Of the EUCniEO Public LcdG'r;
.Sir-NoticInV a number Of discussions in
10 Peoples Forum that have been most
EIuabIe TO me IN my handling OF my family
am coming to your readers for little
pvCe. have two daughters and am q
ldow, One Is married and lives away from
PINE, have been able to keep my home
lgrther through economy and do all the
PrK' while my daughter who lives with
y goes TO one Of the city high schools.
SE daughter Is not very strong girl and
save her in every way possible. Re
|tly sho has threatened TO leave home
E"r"' times and 70 and live with her sia-
because | do not allow her to have COM
my during the week evenings, excepting
P'uFdiy, and | give her this privilege on
Phuay, or courae, make exceptions to
II rule when she Ia invited to a specIa!
reel That after my daughter has nm
II" ger studies In tho evening II iq TIM,
ner TO 60 to bed to get tho proper
,or the following day. cannot under
Nv now sh" would be fitted for school II
wore allowed to 20 out n few evenings I'll.
eN ana entertain other evenings. It would
uhous to her health, fear, as she In
III seventeen years OF age. She points out
Wr trends do this, and Phe resonts very
'hat She cannot join them when she
os lier sister, unfortunately for me.
eS with her
can assure Won that 7 ,,.o,. 40 a., a., h,,,
sioe by my daughter and yct 7 don't
II" oreRk up my home. We cannot
~ !" any kind Of compromlse. because
Haushl"rs are unreasonable and I am
Lat almost to distraction. ANY advice
uu be appreciated NRs r.,r
""alelphIa, December ~, l0oo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-05

ro ne Editor Of tho Evening Public Ledger:
sIr-In reply to the letter by Mrs. w.
|. R." Il ia possible I may be able to help
her in her perplexing domestic problem. For
|he last seven or years we have been
Fading up to the abnormal condition which
Srists today--modern inventions applicable
o our comforts and unfettered desires to
$opy our more fortunate neighbor. Instead
Sf fostering a habit Of self-denial we have
3os,ered the habit of desire. which has
Weakened our will power. At this period we
re subject to an extreme atmosphere OF
nrest We have squandered our will
ower, lost the power of self-analysis and
tven way to our surface thoughts, allowing
hem to dominate over the deeper. truer
houghts. You, Mrs. w. L. r." possibly
ave allowed your surface thoughts to so
pminato that you believe your impressions
rs true.
Members OF families have forgotten TIE
essence Of life IL In the home Each shoul J
10 his or her share in making It an abodo
pward which ones thoughts should auto
haticaly be directed with pleasure.
Unless your husband Is a vicious man you
Fill nnd BY subjecting your thoughts to the
rocess Of sclf-analysis. bravely admitting
our own faults. that life with him still has
Is Joys,
i But this process Is a hard one. Giving
Impression TO surface thoughts Is bad
abIt and as such hard to submerge. The
nrest Of today has driven us to pleasure
70 maintain a tent in an upright position
Ee exert the snme amount OF pull on each
buy rope. II We pull too hard on one SIDE
he structure falls with the pressure OF the
ret storm.
DO It is with our mental makeup-if' we
I've in to our surface cravings, our desires
lad US 10 sacrifice some other essential
Poday-that is tho time. How shall we
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deaths

GEO; - Jan, 3. .REBETCA. widow of
ThariGs rl',diGs AI%yo RELATIVES ami friends nrc
b D. H. It her sons residence. =. v. WI.
d, ,A\S$;SENI,iIlMI:MI,Jqn, ;3,. j. 1921 MAY, wif%
Calvary NJ, y. Clurch, AmGiGT, pa'' invit"d
dence sol Eullcr 0yc,, Ambltr Pa' Srry
iCCrs in calvary NJ. =. Church : ,. IN. Int
TIMHs rI,, IN Crm' KrmaIns may bc viewed
HNli.EY, =, JAM j; EMMA c. BAILEY.
mGothe,rr of Wm,, =, notty., ReIatVes and
rssdo'%e Wm. j. T1I,y%i 81 30 s. s. or@rI r."
:, BOYD % Jan. !. LENA., vito Of william
scot Council, 10. G5, p Of r.; m"mbors .,'" "
EMANUEL Il; l.. Church; are Invited to at
re9dcn"" R S': 2a!7 S'CS Cors ST. nDrT Int Nor%R H. id 5
IN Gem, Remains may be viewed Wed.
URiGGS - Jan. 2. MARGARET l..
dSS"', - g. yGS iG s. "Of5 t piyatc al M rr.,r ,r /.
nRlNr"N. VIII, Of Amos q, Drintoin1. I'll.
y. Wmn"ci st., oF"d II Years u 1,.-.
fur,'HI yorycoe, Thurs, p. M, 1T nv
In,n. ,,.I Ill.,, r,5.l-nc"", 1895 Gr",n l'o~,
< ~. - ~. r.Nl"wed Wc,J.. s to IT, y. n'.
L,Hgr5'"r mpn"ra nl'as" C!ny.
late W!'Iar. 'Nlahun (nco IIuuuy) E,...
tlts ami trends ri. Invited L. artrr.I ,I-
E@ Z rsS E 4, "2 ySm@ q 9 4.9 4e5S sm co;'d'%- -'
M""Iea.s church IT. II, m Int, Holy tloss
.TInINO Jan. =, AuCUEILNA. wIta OF
lroqds, sons q Italy Lodge, No. 3Il IN.
vitcd to funeral Thurs, 1t, m, ~ Eaton
st. So.rmn, r"purm mass oar I"i -
GGod G94ns%l ,,y. 10 -, IA. IN; HOY ',r. 'e"'
Coz lIlt\NE, -- jan. 3 Wll.IIAN s.
N't)t'llRANkt ugtl ...r.,
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want.a 10 tell.a you something I sco.a
one-a time. l walk-a down da street and
look-a in da bccE store window and see-a all
da nice rcd-a roses. Beautiful-a red roses
Another one man he loolt.a, too. like he
love-a dem SO mooch Thcn he 80 inside
and he say to da Gowcr-a man:
How mooch-a you want fora one red-a
rose in de Window"
The nower-a man he look and he say:
"One-a dollar each.'
The man he say: IT Gamma no pay-a so
mooch-mak' q loetle cheap"
The fower-a man no say:
''Oh, no. no cheaper; they're one-a dollar
each"
The man he go outside and he look-a In da
wlndow-a tho nice-a red-a roses, and pretty
soon a young lady come-a. Beautiful young-h
lady, and she SEQ da pretty flowers and
shea say-a:
"Oh, tho pretty red-a rosesl How mooch?"
The Nower-n man he see the nice young-a
lady and he say.a:
Ten cents each"
she go away.
The man still look in ,l.o window hear the
hower-a man say:
Ten cents each
And he go once more-a TO da hower-a man
and no say:
"Signor. how mooch you want for ono-a
red rose In da wlnda?'
The iower-a man say: ~ tel-a you be-
fore. they're one-a dollar each.'
Tho man he say: MAX a leetle cheaper
for me. Signor?'
Tho fower-a man he say! mo. no, no
cheaper. One-a dollar each. What-a for
you want-a red-a rose2"
Tho man he say: II tell-a you what-a
for want-a the red rose:
II had leeto girl-a once and-a she was
just Ikea ds--so high, and because she
look-a mooCh Ikea dis flower we call-a her
Rosa.
I'VE wero so happy together-me. da
mamma and-a da leetle Rosa-but one-a dny
da mamma she die. Slgnor. / bury her quick
away in da country. and-a leetle Rosa and-a
mo we're left alone
How l loved that-a child She was such
a sweet leetle-a child! And every night when
Come-a homc-a from da work-a 90 to da
hill-a top and 1 say-a: Hello. Rosa" And
she say-a from da winda up-a high: Hello,
papa"
"And.a every night Signor, do that-a
way. but one-a night come-a home from da
work-a and 1 say, just like I always,
Hello. Rosa" but there was-a no Hello
papa" She was no-a there, Sgnor. She
was dead!
II bury.n my lce.le Rosa by tho mamma.
and l have been alone. Slgnor. I just-a
want-a red-a rose to put on da grave OF
my leetle Rosa That is all. Signor that Is
all.
"Scuse-a mo TO take.a too mooch of
your-a time. SignOr: 'scusc-a me.
what you say. SIgnor? The whole
bunch-a fora nothing, The whole bunCh-a
fora me fora nothing! Thank-a you.
signor; thanka you-thank-a YOU"
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Letters to the Editor
u,,. Confidence In Children
-. Of thn Ercrino Public Ledger

,.,,,or NJ ,bs Epertro Public Ledger:
s, ,yould like to answer your corre-
.ondort. a woman, who signs herself Nv.
90 in Mondays EVENING PUBLIC
SrnorR To her let me say; ~
uodau. II you have three children BE-
,.., ,bs ages OF fourteen and seventeen
~ ard haven't sufficient confidence In
80 ,o trust them out OF your direct con-
III any minute OF the day or evening" as
.o,, state, you must have made terrlDle
,,nsa of their lives already. Your svstem
,n.s9 nv dy been proven wrong ono. why
nas ,son l,sten to your husbands advice
not; sncidcntally give the poor children n
huu u Co make charcater7 They Will soon
s.sn IN face tho world on their own ana
Iii no absolutely unpreparod. DO you
iu..sine children can develop Juugrneht tn'S
a,'eIdl.rretIon and intelligence without CON
way nroc,ice and many mistakes7 You
sun, as we'll expect an aspiring artist to
N.Y., rras,erpIcce by listening to the YER
20, ins,ructions Of his teacher ana without
H. raI,Inr his hand in practice ,..,
Mistakes are factors In all auccesstul
N, "nd frequently the most helpful In
lives a"e con 70 haven't you learned that the
~, .o,,raIly does or desires to do the for
cn,u n,. ,hi,p whether II II forbidden spc-
,pIoue,iy or only infercntially? II your chill
c.u."' Suu. have never shown this very human
III, there IL something materially wrong
uith the whole bunch or YOU nave oeen
VIZ r,,oro i. no right boy between fourteen
a sevnnteen who does not resent being
constantly conf directed. guided or ehided ,n by his
,on,her. no matter how much ne loves her'
ns ors so subjected is apt to carry the
r,.rts r"r Of IL through life. much to his det-
rimont. Do YOU think that Immediately a,on ,,,s the
,o 49,. Sny.Ions like the blossoming OF a
century oeHy plant: or do you intend to stay with
,S.n for an additional period OF DEVELOPMENT
"a coach them for real life7 Tho century
70 oVa.n -, ,eors mot n century, in de-
TSm, TsIopIng that blossom, and tho child starts
ou or'Jt it's task Of development when born: How
lean It attain Judgment decision ns ana o,r,nn sell
,.h"d or shown that It cannot be trusted?
' Your husband is surely right. unless his
lystem Is based on Indifference aa,a.snss ana sn,rS
po,h PARENTS ca n be great aid to the child
~, rnt nv constant exacting surveillance.
nut '0' V JOHN BAXTER.
p.u,dolyhia December 30, 1920.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-05

Letters to the Editor should be as
brief and to the point as possible,
avoiding anything that would open n
denominational or sectarian discus
sion.
No attention will be paid to anony-
nous letters. Names and addresses
must be signed as an evidence of
good faith, although names will not
they be omitted.
The publication OF n letter is not
to be taken rs an Endorsement of it's
views by this paper.
Communications will not be re-
turned unless accompanied by post
age. nor will manuscript be saved.
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I ~ the PeopIe Arm

Philadelphia, December co. 1920
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"BIue.Hen's" Chickens

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir How did the term "Bluc-Hen's
Chickens" come to be applied to tho people
OF Delaware? w. L. SAfRE'
Wilmington. Del, December 10. 1920.
The accepted origin OF this term Is that
Gre Captain Caldwell. who commanded a
Delaware regiment. was notorious Tor his
cock fighting ITe drilled his men admlra-
bly,. and they we're known in tho army as
"Caldwells gamccocks' The gallant cap
tain held a peculiar theory that no cock
was really game unless 1t came from n blue
hen, and this led to the substitution of Blue
Hens Chickens as n nickname for his reg
iment After tho Revolutionary War the
nickname was applied indiscr!mInately to all
Delawareans.
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Philadelphia. December os.
The CoInInu of Silver Dollars

To the Editor Of the FUcniuO Public LCdGsr:
Sir-When were the last silver dollars
coined and when will more be mInted?
D. l.. e.
Philadelphia. December 90. 1920.
The last silver dollars were coined in
1904. After that the Sherman act was re-
pealed and the Treasury Department had no
authority to buy more silver for the coinage
OF silver dollars until the passage OF the
Pltman act in 1918. Silver IL now being
accumulated under that act which may be
used to replace the silver dollars which
were melted.
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A Proverb Gone Wrong

To the FditOr NJ The EuenirG Public LcdDcr:
Sir-Can you givo any facts to prove that
the proverb oft repeated. "a green Yuletide
makes a fat churchyarG." Is true? Or, to
be more explicit. Is a warm winter such as
we are having. an unhealthy winter?
w. L. d.
Philadelphia. December 23. 1920.
This is another one OF those proverbs that
20 wrong moro often than right. You
hear people complain OF unreasonable weather
as II It were a bad thing. but II is
really the best kind Of weather. That Is
to say the cooler the summer and the
warmer the winter, the fewer will be the
cases OF sickness and death.
The true facts OF tho matter are that the
temperature OF winter has little effect on the
death rate. for people are able to dress
according to the weather, and therefore
keep their temperature at normal but in
summer hot seasons are always unhealthy.
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To Remove Present Evils

kir T"''or OF IN" Evening Public Ledger.
|oyaroore sreat question facing US Ia how
|swee,,,'" me increasing crime wave that
tho or over our land today. in spite of
L"t Efforts Of the police and comrts 70
Ls ~ -, II might be well to ask to which
| ,ha s'e criminals belong and then what
AN vohallions that produce criminals.
cur, U"'oe =, OF prevention ia worth a pound
snces eliminate the conditions and in
|bls% mat produce criminals and the
c,asn solved Mankind Ia divided into
b. ~hS--hrst' ~ho the law-abidlng. moral
kas n, "'p, 10 greater or less degree, are
cNminupu zoo ana their fellow man; second,
uai class, who have neither love
respect for God or their fo,lovy man y,
mankind belonged 10 tho lrst.namsa
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THE PEOPLES FORUM

NJ" barbara MarAndres). I believe 1t can
be found most conveniently in Fosbery's
Voices Of Comfort" page 315.
Some time ago one of your correspondents
asked for tho poem, "The First Steamboat
on the Alabama" have not observed
That you have yet referred him TO the poem
by Sidney and clifford Lanier. entitled THE
Power of Prayer. or The First Steamboat
Up the Alabama" which will be found in
1So0) and which is undoubtedly the poem
intended CALEB BAIDERSTON.
Phlladelnhln. Decnmher 30. 1870.
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Poems and Songs Desired
Selections Requested

To the Editor Of thc EucniuO PuGiic Ledger:
Sur-Please try to find the poems bo-
low and publish them In tn" Peoples Forum
First, an old one entitled 'There'li Bo Time
Enough for That Said l." Second ono - py
T. w. Foley entitled THE Echo OF Il
Song" 1t commences;
I'm my fancy Idly roaming,
am sitting in tn" ElOam,ng."
And eacn verse ends thus:
ITO her laddle such strppy little, creepy
little song"
r X. VAN TASSEI.
Germantown, Pa, December a. 1920.
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Referred to Readers

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
SIr-Is there any known process whereby
kerosene and gasoline oils have all the Of
fenslve odors taken out without lossening
the power and brllliancy OF same?
c. J. K.
Camden, n, J., October H. 1920.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-05

70 The Editor Of tho Evenino Public Ledoer;
s,r-In tho present discussion OF crime
and remedies have failed to see suggested
,he surest and quickest remedy. Why not
iosr laws ronealed which narrow-minded.
nr.taIred reformers have foistcd upon the
American people--iaws which deny to every
American citizen the rights granted by the
|consti,utlon. the right to carry arms to pro
E.yer prevent n "stick-up' or "gunman'
From carrying arms. But every law-aoid-
6nr citizen IL prohibited from carrying them
kor the protection Of his life and property.
Can any one find, In the history OF the
Ierly frontier days when every man car
kIed arms for the protection OF his life and
property. such n wave OF crime? No. for
me very good reason the Runman knew that
ke was likely TO meet n man Just as quick
nn the draw as he was.
L. r. JOHNSON.
N, ", JoI,bto naceuhnr oB 1920
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Questions answered
Our First Suffrage Laws

To the Editor OF the Evenino Public Ledger:
SIr-When and where woro the first fe-
malc suffrage laws passed? r.
Philadelphia. December 81. 1920.
Tho first woman suffrage laws In America
were passed in tho territories OF Wyoming
and Utah in 1860.
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Legal ADNERTISFWE>TS

n ~ ~ ~ u VT T'I1ITII Y, IIII.NFK, DI-
S-0% ceased Letters of udministraIion.
uUCu the estate Of Edith 4. Rilgcr. decrasod
heying been granted to F!DEIlTY TRUST
estate are requested to make payment ma
these having claims against the same 10 pT".
sUnt them, without delay, at the office Of the
said company. 325-33l Chestnut ST., Phla.
dcphia.
WILLIAM r. GEST
..s ~ President
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Italian Dialect Recitation

To the Editor Of The Evcriro Public Ledger:
Stiff you haYo II l would like you 70
publish in your Peoples Forum the selection
called My Rosy" It Is about an italian
who buys rose ror his daughter who In
sick and he has no money and the store
Keeper gives him bunch of roses. Thank.
ing you in advance. @. G..
Philadelphia. December 90, 1920.
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Iocatea Poem

To the Editor 81 the Epcnhig Public Ledger;
Slr-YOur correspondent, &c. l., c. In
duires for q poem entitled HIS Coming, y
containing tho lines:
"It may be IN the evening when thn work Of
the day Is done" etc,
This ~ the beginning OF poem by "B.
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NOTICE ~ HEREDY OWEN THi

49, NOIIIE II HEKEI0 TINFN THlT
b1t3 appl'ca'iOn has been made by Mary IN
K"m'nskf. 1850 orthodox St, county Of Phil.
eloIphia a and state Of Pennsylvania, to the
Commissioner Of Banding cu tho 2d day, -
Oct cher 1920 for n license to sell steam9h 9
tickets or orders for transportation, to or
from foreign countries, under act Of thc Con,
oral Assembly Of the COmmOnwca lth ~
Psnnsvlvania No. 307, approved the 17th
ia pf Julv 1919
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-05

COOK. white: downstairs work; no lgunder.
ing; small family; reference required. 2l2l
Mdyala ave. Phono Germantown l25G.-
COOK--EXp young White Erl: ref; Ph, Bryn
Mawr II. or add. Mrs. J. s. Clarke, Bryn
Mawr. Pa.
COOKING and downstairs work, white; ref
erencc. Apply gO% Windcmerc ave, Wayne.
Pa. phCtP WAYNE AL. -
LAUNDRESS, hrEt class. wanted 10 take
wash out. ref, req. Dickinson GO65 w,
NURSE for infant with practical expert
once; references Phone Baring 20SG
OPERATORS. experienced on cloth hats and
cnns. knln Co. u y. eth si.
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LOST AND FOUND

BNRPIN-L0st, diamond hqrpln. at RITZ.
Carlton Friday night. Reward. Return
to Mrs. Daley, nl0 $. BROAD At. t.--.
DOGS--Lost. 2 shepherd dogs; one BLACK, one
brown; near 1Iayerford. Reward BOX %
HaHerford Pa. -
KEYS--Losl between 3Sth and spruce St;
TO attn and Chestnut SITS. up to ION ana
Summer. So reward. J. 10, ledger once
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

Y 49, ESTATE OF BARNEY one BERNARD
49, SCHAEFER, dcccased--Tctters Of al.
ninIstratiOp uDOn tho estate Of Barney or
bernard Schacfcr, deceng,d having been
,rnntod to FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY
ali persons indebted 10 the said estate are
rrducstod IN make payment. and those havius
claims against the same TO present them.
withOu' delay, at tho Officn ~ the sa ID com.
pany, 32j-331 Chestnut St.. Ph' ladclphln.
WILLIAM i. GEST,
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PERSONALS
HELP wANTED-FFNALE

DETECTIVE licensed and bonded, desires
responsible position with private party or
corCern. + llO2, Ledger Office.
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= s-sz,, ESTNTE OF MATILDA STEWART,

~ dcCcnsrd--Lcttcre uf administration
upon the estate ~ Matilda stewart, de-
ceased having been rrnrted 20 FIDELITY
TRl'ST COMPANY. all persons Indebted 20
ihS said STATE arc requested to make paw
mont. and those having claims against tn
On mo 10 present thorn. without dcay, at tho
Office Of the said company, 32j-33l Chestnut
'''' WILLIAM p. GEsT.
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SALESWOMEN

FOR OUR THuRn.FLOOR READY-TO.
WEAR DEPARTMENTS. WHICH IN.
CIiiDES FURS. HRESSES. COATS AND
SUITS; CAPABLE WOMEN OF GOOD AD-
DRESS AND POISE; THOROUGHLY EN.
PERI EECED; PERMANENT EMPLOY
MENT; THE .OPPORTuNiTfEs 0FrERMp
HERE SHOULD APPEAL. TO WOMEN
WHO ARE At pRESENT EMP1OYED AND
WHO ARE SEEKING ADVANCEMENT
AND RECOGNITION: APPLICATIONS CON.
FIDENTIAL.
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s1TUAT1oNs swANTED.-FEMALE

refs. desires positLon. J. S35. lid. on
CiONEIiNESs Eng.ish. exp. certificates. do
siros posl'Lon. 7 13l Led r"r oftc". -
WOMAN. refined. Intelligent, middIeaged,
whose hearing Ia impaired desires to
qist in household duties. mcnd.ns. dafninE.
,tC. either part or full time: highest refer
nnrcR. VI l33. Ledgcr OfnCe.
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SALESLAD1ES

We have SEVERAL vacancies in a number Of
our departments for experienced women: per.
manent positions.
Apply Mr. Nowhoffor.
Il. L. DEVICES
1l22-ll2i Chestnut st.
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General

INCRENSE yDur sai1ry. enroll now-Auto-
mobile dpv Hfir"noOn nrI n!-ht Classcs
con Tncncn Sept - Spring Garden Institute,
Broad and Spring Garden E'S.
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BUSINESS OrTOUTI\Iwy
OLD GOLD

OLD sold. silver, platinum, plated ware old.
style Jewelry, teeth plates bought for cash
EST ISL j. y Clark renner, SQT SAMSON.
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SITUATIONS wANIED-MALE

TNRPI%TER-. >. expert. wlsn 10 do aii",-
l,i11 iuIAGnT ar new work Of any klnI.
90 Jav or contract wit. o" Call for quick
.c' on IB HOl. l,dE.r CfHr".
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-05
HELP WANTED-MALE

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-05
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DIAMONDS ROUGHl

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-05
USED AUTOMOBILES

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