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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-10

Deputy Sheriff heard sounds Of dis
turbance. He went in TO find Brew
or with a knife in his hand admonish-
ing the other jurors TO leave him
alone and not argue with him further
Sheriff Sent To Room
"i'll whip any man who names this
thing 20 me again" he is quoted as
saying. The deputy sheriff reported
TO the judge and the judge ordered
the sheriff into the room. The eX-
element subsidized but the judges
optimism had received it last blow.
However. he decided not 10 dismiss
them until after dinner.
At 2 o'clock he called the jury be-
fore him.
Gentlemen. is there any chance
for a verdict" he asked.
mo. sir" Foreman G. A. Smiths
emphatic answer left no room for
doubt The judge expressed his dis
appointmnt and thanked the jurors
for their long efforts.
you may go"
Never did twelve men seem 80
anxious TO get away from one an
other. They all broke for fresh air.
Later. most Of them returned and
talked TO DR.. Winens g. A. Smith.
banker. told a newspaper correspon-
dent Or how the jury knelt in pray
er when they first went TO the jury
room Monday night.
I'VE took the ballot then and ten
were for aequittal and two for con-
vietio n."he said. We did not dis
cuss the case further that night
The next morning, after a short de-
liberation. a second vote was taken.
II stood eleven 10 one. Brewer thru
out acted unreasonable. He refused
to be pinned down on the evidence
but would turn of on somtheing else
every time. For the last two days
we hardly attempted 10 convince
him.
Task Given Up.
I'VE gave il up as a hopeless propo-
,ition. He got so he wouldn't let US
argue with him." said Arthur Hens
ley, a Juror.
THE othsr night in the room he
made Us leave him alone. At one
lime he said DR.. Winnes and Jerry |
Reed might have killed her. yet he
would not aequit the doctor"
Brewer was smiling as the jury
vas dismissed. A short time later
he walked away from the Court
rouse with Mrs. Zande. Of the settle
nent school. II was learned tina,
)bahiah Coudill. also an old man,
vas the ether Juror who voted for
conviction u the first time.
So, i've months after the assault
md murder Of the teacher on the
Pine Mountain trail. DIR. winens'
lrawnout fight for legal exoneration
las failed.
DIR. WINES returned with his fam
ly TO Cincinnati with the charge
till over his head.
A warrant charging Jerry Reed
'egro convict. Of murder still exists
nd the next grand jury will inves-
igate his case. Each case hinges
n circumstsntial evidence. The
nystery d still unsolvsd.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-10
DELEGATES
PROTEST
Against Disapproval OF
Federal Highway
WILL VISIT WASHINGTON.

Five Of the seven counties inter.
ested in the proposed Federal High
way through Lancaster and this sec
ton Of the State were represented
at the road meeting held at the court
house in Danville Tuesday. Mr. J.
T.. Robinson of Lancaster. president
Of the road organization, was chair
man Of the meeting and Hon. Henry
McElory. Of Lebanon, was the sec
rotary. About twenty-five represen-
tatives from Garrard. Boyle. Marion,
Green and Taylor counties were
present says the Danville Messenger.
Quite a numbr Of speeches were
made and Il was the concensus Of
opinion that the Federal Government
can be induced 20 approve the high
way through this section. II was
stated that an official had recently
disapproved the proposed road. but
in view Of the fact that all necessary
funds are ready TO build the highway
that the Government would recon
slider the matter IL the question was
properly put before IN department
at Washington.
Committee Named.
a motion was adopted authorizing
the chairman TO appoint a committee
to 20 TO Washington and present the
claims Of the various counties to the
Department Of Roads, and the fol-
lowing were named: Henry l.. Nc
Elroy, Of Marion; Woodson Lewis. Of
Green; Vernon Richardson, Of Boyle
and Judge l.. l.. Walker Of Garrard
county. These men were asked TO
90 TO Washington at the earliest pos
sible time and ask that the disapprov-
al Of the project be changed.
A motion also passed at the meet
ing to the effect that County Judge
Of each Of the seven counties ap-
point one representative each TO
form an executive committee for the
purpose Of working on the Federal
Highway project W. p Myers. of
Marion and J. A. Cheek. Of Boyle.
were suggested as two Of the mem
beers Of the executive committee and
others will be named later
The delegates were entertain
ed at luncheon at the New York Res
taurant at noon as guests Of the DAN
willie Chamber Of Commerce.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-10
JUDGE HARDIN
Calls a Party Meeting
Tie Wants Candidate, For L.sisls.
ture Selected.


Judge Charles \. Hardin. Har-
rodsburg. chairman % the Democra-
tic State Central and Executive Com
mittces, has written letter 90 the
Democratic executive head in each
county. urging that each call a con
ference % Democratic leaders in his
county 90 name candidates for the
Legislature
The letter follows:
"The situation confronting the
Democratic party is Of grave and
serious importance
Says State 0, Democratic
THE last election has demonstrate
ed beyond a doubt that the State is
Democratic and the only way the
Republicans can ever in the future
succeed in obtaining control Of the
States affairs Is through the negli-
gcnce and carclessneSs % IN Demo
cratic voters Any missstep may
lead 10 serious results The Demo
cratic party must first prove its right
TO dominate the opinion Of the State
by presenting 10 the voters as candi-
dates 10 represent them in the Gener.
al Assembly men Of worth. character
and ability; men whose very name
will be a guarantee that the policies
Of the party will be carried out in
telligently and effectively. and the
hopes Of those who are looking for
the best will no, be defeated.
Controversy builds walls" econ
ferences build bridges" Can you
not at once bring about a quiet con-
ference IN your senatorial and legis-
lative districts among chosen men.
looking 20 obtaining candidates.
keeping down opposition and disturb
ances, and especially choosing such
men as the importance Of the hour
demands II lawyer select man
~ such ability as will meet the re-
quirements and demands Of the high.
est Judicial office. II such can be
obtained.
Wants Leader In Community
III man outside the profession
Of law, select n man Of like standing
in his profession or business, as the
case may be, and see to II he is an
outstanding man who has the con
idence Of his constituency both as
TO character and ability to accom-
plish things and make laws for a
self-respecting people.
THE call for service should come
from the people and not from candi-
date or faction.
with great confidence that you
will Immediately gather together the
influence necessary TO obtain the re-
suit. ! am very sincerely yours.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-10

We are booking orders for cult
waited hemp seed. and will contract
for your hemp. Hudson q F.rs.u.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-10

Deputy Sheriff heard sounds Of dis
turbance lie went in to find Brew
or with a knife in his hand admonish-
ing the other jurors TO leave him
alone and not argue with him further.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28

quick sale, "
23D AND RACE 20 rear stFest-ii Toon..,
cunyenicnces Lloyd, liz Walnut al
lO7 =, GRoss, esd and Market mod hom.
a'' s v FEIT9EN ETEENs ss1Go5AAII p!Sd.IaI. !is5Oa
2-sTY,, q rm. A bath; es siiy fnanesd; Hama
Donald v RsddinH. b2d and Chsster avs
2-sTY. sxcep. oond,. cor, b2d q Chester ay.
Donald V, ReddlnG, SEA and Chester ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28

-
eATEJ nreoroof' closing cut; 100 slightly
used; all styles and makes. 20 n. Fourth.
POOL, TABLES bought. sold, repaired. Lafe
Keafer. 32a w, Girard. KensinEton 23la.
". BRUCE BARROW. established 1880;
FOR SAI,lG--l22 n. 1lth--Store and floors
W. Bruce Harrow. lao ~, 18TH st.
AMSON cash carrier system; cost $1,000 will
sell for $500 to quick buyer. l0l7 Market St
DOMES for sale; cost $35 to s65: will sell
AZ tlE. 1917 Market st. |
SHOW CASES and wall cases. sultab for
jewelry business. 1917 Market st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28

FREE NIGHT SCHOOL
IN LIFE INSURANCE. SALESMANSHlP
for men and women desiring Improvement in
their present situations; Monday and Friday,
1880 p. NJ.
EARN WHILE LEARNING
For Information amply Henry $. Baker,
second floor, Finance Bldg., s. Penn square.
Spruce 677O. AmcrCas oldest life insurance
company.
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AGENTS

SALES ,AGENr-CwmTnlsslon sales aa,7i
wanted by Sew York importers or bC"'Ie.
furnishings, electrical heating ana cUoElrr
Sn%anGSS RnnT P5i, "'c mTsr ho'" established tradc
references l27 Ledge OffCe 49,
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LOST AND FOUND

CASE-Lost, gold cigarette case. initials
NJ. c.. reward. If found return to G6l3
EmIcn St, Germantown or ph0ne Gmtn. 6l44
TIFICATE--Lost, certificate No 2SlS
lOr 10 shareH PAilu. ElvCtriC; reward.
Phone Amber los.
PESCII-Go.d EycrshaTp pencil, between
3Gth and S0th SITS, in tho vicinity of San
som; reward. Phone Preston G623 W.
WATCH-Last, saturday evening, between
Dennis Hotel and Apollo Theatre, Atlantic
city ladys platinum nd diamond wrist
wa tch, initiated a. l.. O." Reward II re-.
turned TO Dennis Hotel OF 2220 Land Title
Rldr.. Phil9,
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ROOMS FOR RENT

HARNGi ST. 242--TWo furnlsned rOomq
and bath. Mrs. Albeit smy,h.
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General

CIVIL SERVICE examinations, Philadel-
phia. November; positions s1400-S 81 600; age
1S upward; experience unnecessary. For
free particulars Instruction, write J. Leon
ard 0ormer Civil Service examiner 9B2
Equitable BLDG. Washington. d. c.
CIVIL SERVICE examinations, Nov. and
Dec; many vacancies; salary $1,000 500;
write for sample test. L 1921, Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28

Ter .r'ootN!prklN.-oct. ~ 20. LAURA v. daugh
ssatIyensH mona, mas 4 and Harriet 4. LumpKin
cSene No ISL 7FDa' Of also Fem nvIdS TrSaH ,0
sSSs sSS1 funeral services OF her late residence
HAfIoSmHRhnVia st.. sat. . p, NJ precisely
s..SS SSHySsNk MALONEY, at Lansdowne. PI,
faS.ra Relatives and friends Invited To-
"' 'eFVices' on Sunday, Oct. 80. at ,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28
LEGAL ADVFRTISEMENTS

t,[-FSgauN THE COI'RT OF COMMON PLEAS
49, No. 8 Tor the County Of Phllndclphia.
December Term. 1919. No. 1910.
In re petition OF Philip Israel for CnRnge OF
name
Notice is hereby given that on the 8th
day Of October. 1921, the aOuye-named court
deCreed thar the name OF Philip Israel be
changed TO that Of Israel Phillips.
Il. l. dgYOUNG.
Attorney for Petitioner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28

SALESWOMEN solicitors, es-
peolally those having experience selling
books; can make from $50 to $3.50 weekly ex-
planning our proposition to physicians and
business men; commission; nothing to sell.
Apply Rom 3O2, 1903 Chestnut st.
STENoGRAPHER, accurate and rapid state
years experience and where, education, age
and religion. II 211, Public Ledger.
SUPERVISOR. white. wanted in large insti-
tuition. between 20 and 3S years OF age
must sleep In p 394 ledger Office.
WOMEN, EDUCATED, WANTED FOR
PERMANENT TRAVELLING POSITIONS
General sales manager Of successful. nation
ally known Chicago corporation will be in
Philadelphia for n few days longer at Hotel
Adolphta TO interview 4 or 3 competent, wcli-
educated women of personality with view
TO adding thom to sales organization; app T.
cants must apply In person and be over 27
years OF age. nave at least high school cdI-
cation, be footoose TO travel extensively and
he able 20 leave Philadelphia within a few
days; sincere dcgire to succeed in business
moro essential than past experience: no In
Nestment; pleasant work; permanent connec-
tion with advancement: we Will pay railroad
tarc, ialary and commission from start;
position worth $75 per week. See Miss
Katherine Ellie. Hoiel Adephia.
WEAVEaS experienced on tapes and mar
row cdgings learners taken. r. w. Mauror
@ SoLs Co., All Wayne avo., near 18th and
Germantown ave.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT. 10 years' exp, dcs. pos f,,II
or part time hLEhest refs. u 2lO. Led. on
CHAUFFET R-Gentlemnn wishes 10 p7a,.
his chauffeur, middle tRcd, slnslu, rromut
eScep. cnrGfni. lgnE eXn" WIilinE, falthful
weekdays, Spruce 02S5. Mr.. II. Moore
CHAUFFEUR, any car all repairs; good
reference II III. Ledger OnlCe.
COOK or gen. ouseworter, Japancsc, wants
position Y. Ina. 22S y 10Th, Walnut 70 40
COOK. housework, exp. Japanvsc "isNps 10.
sition: priv fam; ref. u. H., 80S ~ 18th
COOK -HOt { SEWORlt Japan, Sc wish %
DOS, priv. tamly; refs. 7. IL. 30S n 18th
YOUNG MAN, 10 years exp. steam and hot
water heating exp. covers installing, sell
Ing. estimating and contracting; have hnowl-
edge OF accounting, ll0, Ledger Office
YOUNG MAN. refined des. to travel as com
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28
HELP wANTED-FEMALB

NURsEs--Wanted, 2 registered nurses, coll
trial medical work; S2b per week; So hour
day; hour lunch; Saturday afternoons, sun
days, HOLIDAYS off; weeks vacation. A 932,
ledger Office
SALEsLADIBS wanted; must be over 10
years. Apply r. w. Woolworth 1901 Mar
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28
APARTMENTS WANTED

COUPLE. 10 children. want furnished. cen.
trally located apartment NJ or rooms
la.h and liltchenette for winter m2nths. B
12S Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28
MACHINERY AND TOOLS

ELECTRICAL. MOTORS MACHINE TOOLS
POWER EQUIPMENT
PUI.IEYS harrrrS. II afting, DrltInr 5a1,
price. Motor Exchange. 327 y. Cd. Phiia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28
PERSONALS

WEISS & CRAMER, $. Z. cor, I'd aud
Market have dissolved partnership on o.
tcbcr II, 1921; Morris CranieT Is no l1uE.r
connected with frm.
PROGRESSIVE Hat and cap Co, OF ll5 n
Sd St, has dissolved partnership Oct. -,
1921; business is now operated by a. Mo
gelefsky,
/ Will NOT DO responsible for any debts
contracted or any bills that arc paid To
others thaa myself. Charles T.. Myers, GA
Cherry st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28
HELP wANTED-MALE

AN EXCEPTIONAL CHANCE
is opened for 3 high-yrade men who can fur
nish satisfactory reference to Join a sales
force OF a large service corporation IDS
Wdcncr Bldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28
LONG DISTANCE MOVING
CARPET CLEANING

HAVE your rugs and carpets shampooed.
ACQUIRED and purlfcd--nOt merely cleaned
Phone Tioga 1852. Tho Original Hamilton.
pnach Electric Carpet and Rug Washing Co
c r. Taylor, suCcesqOr .3G3l - 3N39 y. Snediov
NATIONAL Carpet zig c.. $3.50 y ICth
CTioxa 5312-Cleaning. sowing, repairing:
colors equal new; prompt service
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LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS. FIREAft.A.
CONDUCTORS. TRAINMEN

LCSOh'l ~ ~ fNG GlNEERS, FIREMES
CONDUCTORS. TRAINMEN
AND YARDMEN
APPLICATIONS MAY RE MADE FOR
EMPLOYMENT TO TAKE PLACES MADE
VACANT BY SUCH MEN AS MAY LEAVE
THE SERVICE
GIVE AGE. PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE.
If ANY, NAMES OF NOT LESS THAN
TWO REFERENCES. OR INCLosE LET.
TIERS OF Recommendation. PHYSICAL
EXAMINATION CAT EXPENSE or CON-
PANU Is REQUIRED.
ADDRESS
A. NJ PARKER
SUPERINTENDENT PHILADELPHIA
TERMINAL DIVISION
32D STREET AND POwELToN AVENUE
WEST PHILADELPHIA. PA.
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
THE TOURAGNB

Snruce 10Th and Do Lsncey sts; Phhadel'
phia's largest nreprOOf housekeeping apart
ment.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28

OF FFIJE FURNITURE r
Largo lot OF desks, safes, files, cabinets and
general office furniture, store fixtures.
We buy. sell and exchange.
pfTTES FURNITURE 90.
LOCUST 4070. 1927 ARCH ST RACE 42Oq
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28

FOR SALE Library table, dining table.
talking machine. floor lamp, porco ain set
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28

WE HAVE a great many most attrac. apart
ments; both furnished and unfurnished.
for rent at the present time, Sherwood
Apartment Agency 1894 Walnut 81.
5000 HESTNUT-Thlrd-ioor apartment. =
rooms bath and large kitchen, $50.
TAYLOR ( son, q S, 40th.
THE ENGLEWOOD. 32O 8. llth st. Glth &
Spruce Mod 5-rm. apt. perfect cond.i
mod. L. A, Taulane. Realtor. 9l6 Walnut q
AIVrRAC TIVE STUDIO apartment. tJO .
rooms. hath and Kitchen. 200 Pine g,
TWO rooms, butn and Kitchen; mod rent.
although unusually attractiye. 1910 Locust
18TH y 1906 Antwerp Mod, I'd fOor
attractive, 3 rooms, bath. kitchen: $50.
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hnould receive tho attention Of capable men
VINO are anxious to build permanent future
we are htt"r pep ana TcSults with stability;
moderate salary until producIng results. NJ
10. Ledger Office
SAIrs,I,H
OPPORTLrNITY no ESTARIJSU pERNrA
NF,ET' pROTI,T A nj n Bi-ciN-IiSS :,
pIII,AbEITiiIE Is 6EE,L,pL!'nir L'ir r'1S Hy -.
LARGE RETAIL ORGAEIXArION DIS
rRIBUTING A NATIONALLY ADNER-
TTSED ARTICLE; THE MEN SOUGHT
MUST BE or HIGH CAIIRER, RESPON-
SIBI.E, WITH SELLING AND ORGANTX-
ING EXPERT ENCE AND NfTrS'r an IL
POSITION no FiNANEE TIIENISEf,VES
FOR SHORT PERIOD. TIE DEMAND is
'rRIiMENDOUSLY POpT'i,NR WITU No
COMPETITION AND QUICK TURNOVER;
EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY GUARANTEED;
4 REAL. MERCHANDISE OPPORTUNITY
OF A LIFETIME yOR THE PROPER
IAN CALI. MONDAY, O-i2 3AS s. 18TH 81
-----------------------
Statesmen
" cf0I AKE 4 LIVE WiiS' AMP WIKI
n;HGn, TI CiiNESS ~ 80
ntSS NP5ILiIE, ~, ~ H., II ~" rS+V
j.; >TTHT;' 'IiWITO rSbR 4 HEAT. GO.,iriTTEGR'
NOTHIN(i TO SELL. YOU SIMPLY EN.
PLAIN OUR PROPOSITION TO CLIENTS.
APPLY ROOM 302.
- 19@ : Il E.2 ! y ! : ! kr,i.
tionai opportlInItT for man OF ainity> cP
cxHsri"nce ana a. Getnrm nIt tion' villa, 20 -
wNrIi FOR nromoti"n nr"fer man nn,Y sr no
puycd; nationally known line Of tires Call
Dos !. Brood i.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28
WANTED

ANTIQUE china. furniture. gold, silver, dja
monds. "AntLqug." 62s Chestnut. Wal. 70 20
FEATHER BEDS. antiques. old gold, faIa
teeth, shawls. c. Burns. 9i2 Walnut Ph
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28
TIoNsWANTED-FEMALR

ONlpANION--Rctincd. w"l-eduCated young
woman desires position as comDanion To
person going tu Florida Or California for
IN, winter. @0S, Ledger Office.
GIRL, refined would like to drive car for a
private family; viii also care for small
children Address NJ l23. Ledger office
WOMAN wants sewing hv dry; experirnccd;
terms reasonable. II "06. LcdGcr Office
YOUNG LADY Of refinement and culture
age 80. years voluntary nurse during
world War. Is desrous ot securing a post
ton as companion to lRdy going to CllIf or
pa; highest refs as to social standing and
qualifications, Miss Coleman 4 w. MslrOse
st., Chevy ChaH", Md, Washington, -. G.
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SALES MANAGER WANTED,

SALES MANAGER WANTED
live corporation. doing n good oirlcs equip
ment and supplies business in Harrisburg,
des res reRl active sales manaEer with ex.
perenCe, who can invest substantially in the
buslness; TINS Is an unusual opportunity and
should receive tho attention Of capable men
who are anxious to build q permanent future:
We are inter pep and TC9ults with stability:
l20, Ledger Office
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HELP WANTED-MALE
General

! SEQ IRIrY SAl.ESMAN--lllgn grade. manu-
featuring company; staple products Gail
/ ~ 10 u 4. NJ. i3S Peal Estate Trust Bldg
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sALEswoMEN
WANTED EXPERIENCED sALEswoMEN
APPLY LIT BROTHERS
BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
I'd FLOOR. TTH AND FILBERT SITS.
sALEswoMEN
CA1.MDU0MmNx

sAIEswoMEN
OD-APPEARINg YOUNG WOMEN: Ex.
PERIENCB NOT NECESSARY. APPLY
MENT, SECOND FLOOR. 7TH AND FIJI.
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FOR SALE

FURs AT A sACRIrGCE-Hfandsome u
seal DG,'man s1io; also a few, handsomely
wonderful bargains. Call day or evening
ljcnson & Milins, Furriers, 1887 n. Broad
st Apaitment ., corner Master.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALB

HELP WAN IED-t EMhLE
ASSISTANT MATRON wanted BY city in
stitutlon; knowledge teaching or social
service work preferred Mrs. Swope, 1926
Cedar ave. WoNdIand 2SaN J
BOOKI[EEPEH who can do stenogra ply; cx-
porlcnced Wholesale wall paper, $50 Il.
P'RsYlnlI ave.
OOKKENPER--Siato age, experience. ref.
erances and wage desired u 1870. Led. or.
COMPETENT WOMEN
See our adve ~tIscment Tor travelling position.
MISC Katharine Edle
GIRLS TO address envelopes and send out
circulars The Penn Pub Co, 025 Eli
EETTTER- Experienced kni'ter wanted 10
take charge Of ncCktic printing plant.
Apply n. NJ, Kohn l542 Lrrnntnrd ave.
KNITTER--Wanted, experienced double rib
lnittcr, experienced in Warplng. Apply
y 81 Kohn, 1871 Erankt0rd ave,
MOTHERS HELPER Protestant, to take
charge Of small children In Germantown;
give references. \ SO, y. q, Box a4f3.
NETTERS-E Experienced netters wanted to
take work home. Il. W. Maurer & Sons
Co. 43l1 Wayne ave, rear 18th and Ger
saa-.towa srs.
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WE HAVE y }ar,cty Of desirable hrme4 -
" sc $4,000 W. get our list: dom 4.
lay TNomas. 23l5 v. LChgh Diamond 7gGs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28

PINE ST. 3"iO-V"ry atrnctive rooma
electric light eYcrvth.ny new and cfaaS
S22 mon .hIy and Upward; references.
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II,,i
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

ATTRACTlNELN furuisl"d 2-.u.u Ing-,.
keeping .portmvnl md bath, ADnIv DO.
man 217 :. ION
1917 s. 18TH ST.--l'rhc Ccneval / and "-roo,r,
suites Win bath wei seryced. IN the
heart Of rne business diStrlcl. ~
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WANrED immediately by gentleman and
wife. for SIX months, small fuTnIsh.G
apartment Write stating location, accom-.
mOdatl0n and price. 100 Ledger NhIcs
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CIVH. SERVICE examinations, Philadelphia,
November; positions, 81 I00-S 1900; oEr, IS
upward; experience unnecessary. For free
rticulars, Instructions. write J. Lrona rd
former CivIl Service examiner 0G2 Equita-
BILE Bldg" Washington. d. c,
CIVIL. SERVICE cxamiuntIorH Nov aud
Dec; many vacancies; talary SlA0O-lSUO;
write for Sa TnnIp tcsts i ligg, ed Cdfice
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REFRIGERATORS ;.r1. g54TyNEs ( &,

6yERCo1TS and SUITS 81 up; coats.
dresses, furs So up. Benjamin's. go n.
Front. Market 1923 3 .
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$500 6Oi@ carpenter. big bargain rnoS
err 1925 s. 64th reduced $1,000 row 1aY4aa
LNmen =. JaeNson. h2ll MALlo. Ay. wa, aiIa
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DO YOU USE. ENVELOPES

Automa tic presses save you money
BRECKENRtDGE. 2i0 N, 9Th ST.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
VACANT 4Oi3 y. 9th; porch :
NHIHINl rms, large yard, $4,000.
EDW. NJ. GRAHAM e. s; B:?.&

ONE large garage s private garages.
room house. all conv"Rienccs. - trucks .
on a lot 6GXg00; 5945 Gilman st. Wissr-
n"InnE. Apply 3425 Howell St Phone
rranIford 2209 w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28

Factories Wsrehonses Manufacturing Floor,
@TTH AND DAUPHlN--Twu-scory fao,oTv,
about $4,000 square feet. large lot, boilers
engine. etc.
p. s. TNMLLNSON. II ILncnln Inhr