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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12

speaking wherever he is permitted to
pitch his tent. While he holds his audi
euce spel.bound through the sheer power
OF his eloquence, men aud women CON
federates move among the worshipers.
separating them from their cash and
jewelry.
The minister regarded his plan Of re
yenge as a great joke on God. How he
came to learn that TO defy the Almighty
was beyond the power OF one Of his
earthly yassals. and how his faith was
restored forms the powerful. dramatic
and sensational climax 70 the picture
William H. Tooker. a finished character
actor, handles the role Of the renegade
preacher. supported by a large cast.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
William Gray, Auto
Victim, Buried Today

william Gray, SO, will be buried today,
funeral services being held at the home
NJ his daughter. Mrs Ransom King. 1854
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12

whisky. The police testified two of the
jugs were broken after the raiding party
arrived.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
SERIAL FAVORITE
COMES TO THE REGENT.

Described as a 'heart-appealing" story
Of the Kentucky hills, "The Mountain
Woman" starring Pearl White, will be
the feature attraction at the Regent all
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
EARLE WILLIAMS RETURNS
TO THE LOCAL SCREEN.

Earle Williams opens Sunday at Mister
Smiths in The Romance Promoters"
for weeks engagement
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
Maurice Tourneur's
tribute

"The most interesting
subject that has ever been
screened. The production
of 'Earthbound marks a
distinct advance in the
art of motion pictures"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
SHADOWLAND'S
BIGGEST STARS
COMPETE HERE
Continued From Page Five.)
PRAISES SCENE

Of the silver screen viii be on view.
It will be star week on the local screen
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
DOROTHY GISH OPENS
SUNDAY IN NEW MOVIE.

The Ghost of the Garrett" Dorothy
Gish's new picture, which will be shown
at the Alhambra the first half of next
week might, from its title lead one 10
believe that the little comedienue IS delv-
ing into the supernutural-bu she isnt
Though ghosts have something impov-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
George Loane fuckers
statement

There is a message in
'Earthbound' that the wide
world is greatly and deeply in
terested in. l sincerely hope
that every one who liked my
production of The Miracle
Man will go to see Earth
bound
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
CABANNE'S STORY
COMES TO THE ISIS.

The Stealers," William Christy Ca
banne's super production coming to the
Isis next week, has been described as a
prelchment on faith. Mr.. Cabanne wrote
the story as well as directed the picture
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12

MARY PICRFORD PLAYS
ITALIAN ROLE IN MOVIE.
Mary Pickford has the role Of an Ital-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
LITTLE
BENNY S
NOTE BOOK
By Lee Pape

asa, after suppir me and pop ana
.. IN in the setting room. pop
%. ,,~a w. ,be spoarting page and ma look.
feeo's N. Jokes without lafins and
y. .a,bins I dident hsff to go to bed
No s,d ali OF a suddin who wawked
s0On, .omo little man with a big mus
= 7 = V'' looking at me and pop and mn
~. "a saving, Well, well, we seem to nave
.ru .smpiny, this i, a plezzute.
Haven't you made some m's'eke' Se'
IS W, seem to OF got in rong, stranger
a.. hsw sed pop, and the man sed'
% .,.., how Is correct, the joke Is on me,
= !, ,,., moved to this nayberhood and l
!, :, s,enped out for a short but sweet
,eM ,ess,, 'f sfter finishing a batch OF nome
. stion and / must Of gently but fermly
pr.r,,sd pr.w into the rong house. well well,
w." WY. = screen, that is, OF corse you
ths.h hiame me intirely because the home
ean. nav Of had something to do with
pl'"y pl'"ynr know I don't trust home brew.
TTn. a. hut I don't trust 1t.
! ms,s ~ ali rite, that's quite all right,
rS mon and the man sed. Yes, axsi-
- s,s pVTill Win happen in the best OF reg.
a, ,,,.tsd families, and that's the Kind OF
u' ,smily this is, can see at a giants.
Thsnk you, did you say your home
,..v termed out all rite? scd pop, and
!ss cts" man sed. All rite duszent begin to
i is1s.ribe Il, its the kind Of home brew
,hst you genrelly ony taist In dreems,
-, ss.' onv regret, In the werds Of Nathan
%,,s % the crate patriot. is that / ony
have @ this one batch to offer to my coun-
try men. Att, ..
.his gentleman home, It would be no
more @ than nayberly, sed pop, and ma
.sd I o / don't know. hardly think he'll
bsrs eny ferther trubble.
l mite, sed the man. Its small wcrld
hrt under certen conditions you can
rsv,r nm tell wen you're going to wawk
INTO somebody eltses house.
Certeny, its no more than nayberly,
,,d mop. And he got his hat and him
snd the man went out and pop hadent
came cam home yet wen I went to bed, and
this morning he dident get up till this
sftsrnoon on account OF feeling sick.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.

Yistsburrh. Sept. y.-cATTLE-ReoelPts;
w. fsaf fS.fr. A';SSf SsG rO"s COWS ''iT sSS5S
e,s,s rsfs!Dss aoSS ,issy Sssy TYp s1s u..v.
III, ;sss xsss.rs, 50 ssi plss' ss.tSSS, ,0ao
SHEEP AND Ia LANES lS..o - ,Rccslpt'i I,Ss 1880
''E. ''Es. Buffalo. Sept. 8. - cATTLE-Re-
market closed weak and lower. Shipping
steers, .tsalo,2oi butchers, ts80.60: year
SS5o; bulls. saa 5.o0i stockers and feeders,
i've and steady. S45 59l.75. Calves receipts.
1900 head. Active and steady sS@l4,
Hoos - Receipts. $500 bead; Active;
plss, Soc higher; heavy. so, 80; mixed. $3.50
20 90; others steady to 10c higher; yorksrs.
tNboFe.so: light ycrksrs. $068.25: roughs.
SHEEP AND Lambs - Receipts. 5000
bad Active. Lambs, S+.b0@l0; yesrlings.
s' sisssf; .nS S'.ssGs .ssen o. iSSsS
miIsd sheep. S&94.50.
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CARPET CLEANING

NATIONAL CARPET CLEANING CO.
n. l0thi Tiose 63l2-Cleans. soours,
pairs carpets and rugs: colorB equal to 7
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deaths

sss5H s!sss S;ss rsREAFp
H.! Sc = S''y pfss1 1ADis r.
JOHANNA NxNSA'hfTEh hHrrEf.sPAcTffEIRi csTffEIi 3; sx.a 1921
Sssuvss s,sex w an, ana fii,nds. also III. LADIES' 60
esT 81 s,,.rt o. |i2n Lutheran chu,sh or. invit d
g. her lutte rssIdence. 4sO4 N. Warnoek a. 81
Ut .ssIt1gefA gf7aSKiSH AS!SS's s';. 's;.', e. N 4 s,s.
ms!,. Rslst'yss and friends invited ''fin to fn,
s,ncs 2oo2 n. 50 ct. Solemn requiem mss,
ar, ar la"srds Church 10 A. NJ Int Cathe-
yst,L st,Ll%Spms,pt. 4. CAROLINE BLIND, st
TS ne, N S,,, ,wocdstock 70 St Due notiaS of f%. M
81. 81 ss.s4fs.SsT %oRT?S H. ssoSrs ssS
s. sn''smfnf 3 TfLHN T!I be ~, Eysn
rattics Boyle. Relatives and fr,srS. iate
Invited g attend funeral. Tues. ss ss6 MsTe
% n 81: Ts'ldoRHs Esh 2Ss0 psEe St, (l5th and d. Nor @
SAMPioN-on Sept, sr Ns~ ,Ssi ,SSssfhsar1l aIr,, Gem
tSrtoT StsS 10 II, ,SuN RsiStiyes and friends are In
M NJ. jSms. E.ssF os. Ns sns.,s; SsSss
cARESYgto[oTNj cAREY%oTnN SAM ,,ntSSTmeHt private
sSHTTT aa x1Tj,$c assn }np2i T. RT1nERT TamsFn
isic . r.Hid..,oStt St r NJ STANDARD tlme) from
Nts. 'e''ue"s'' Glen Lock lnterlnent pri.
sAIiiEN sAGIAifiEFNhR;ys'Dt RAy i 3. Of Rldseley. Nd.
fSHSIs service Tues " fr'esdS GSd inyi'sS TO
'"ySif CihiniTns Axe IT. private, ''"' '''r'
ASNA B., 1idowH Cape May, \. j., Sept. q.
S,Gsf' s,psd formerly Of Burlington, nsTIeS r. T..
i Ssps SSss Nay IN n NED5.'e0VS 5 Yea ochY1cs ., a.
'ns private Philadelphia ''''o A. NJ
S..s s;S,S'@0sr ss,'s0 iSa ANNS SRs nay s ciouIp y I
>s.SSSS q Phc6c fPlh;G6Segg' =, WILLIAM r.. hus.
EEslatlves ana and frlondnr SdIrneli tnee Ia Ruei,
G;n.ED, GGsnD, No $40 P @ $. s0 wisnSHhi,,nSton
iISsn tHS. residence. q; !. Gs,Slnsss5% '%cj
w. c,ssS 'saSes Reading Terminal IL "a p PSnIreh'
o, SS55iiaSsPt; SS5siis e 1921, ROBERT, husban,
sI.o Progress AsssSbi,Ik As1Si Ikelstives and frisndS.
s%s'Ih,SEIsH W InSE''ISs%H camp. Soy sSS, sNSS, + q r
az NJ at p hi. attend is, funeral services \ Mon.
"., Int, FernsoO%di F t%i' csS csssd'"oe' SSai whitby
sS$S6 SSsS$S1SRSdS23sSN .s5a FFsp' Fs fs.;59.M.N 5oMN
iihsM,, Albert Moore esii esii'VsS'' r. 1s,h Tues .
r.IS.LhIL:A .IISSLLAsi1on s:S September q ,,a, ., n
widow q 5eS Josh s B'ob A. iH$sEGLA S6okr' e hsr
onSSany; ssS,y grss FTsHSds FrSiseT man ana III
,.r Of 'JMsePt JoM6SsePt !. MARGARET a.. dsuon
MsSslDe'rmotV aged ana RRrSSs R.,S,,A; 4; Davis tSse
NJ trUm tnS,eS t. attend fHnsFa feS sioN sma fTlends
G i Int HoiT HRSiIepIs rssdsncc' 3s640 Aiesst II a
Ds snd dES%:Ffs %t. s, ,6Sa ana d dsasS.Tv RSSSvSf 81
d'ncs isoo Tll b given from her Is HG,Se psS
s,gt !. 5HARIEAs. AiRIIA. ntNIRs!!c nAt.N.sR!!c City, N J.
4 months bonn'lly (nee coiiIos, prans
,DuFFy sc, ss'''ees and mt private. 'S'a
SSSCkksS ksa;%Ssl ;%lS u SsISSsa VIA iCa c9 John S6TTf y
az Gniyersiiy chanpdiorf hSnd friSWGdS, also memtsrs
p oeloSs 70 .Ss services On Tuesday a. at,Sr. S
nUSwos"snS, Dun s,1ssS, ln'erment pryarss' y atrss''aehe' aa'
si..I Nv. q iSai, IHs stisANM NMssyytoSn square, on
Ss.ss.. sSsps .DI puswoods n, s..S yiis "a q the
a''n On s.dary,9 Tue dr,9ns, ar: inyitsS 70 Tie Ks.
Ai'srn0'n At OqiOSk Al
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WYNNErIELD'.
FURNISHED APARTMEI >

FisE pofobes' bSS'h shade: garage. oSsrbfooS
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Liverpool Cotton

liverpool. Sept. 5.--spot cotton In active
iiIld; fully middlins; la.aed; middiins.
{60Sd; ordinary, 98id. Sales. 20. 900 bales.
Including ll.400 bales American; receipts,
1900 bales. no American, Futures closed
hrm. September. 12.18d: October, IL l5d: /:
January, 11.nsd: March. 11.s1d; May.
ll6ed; July IL 5bd
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PrIcss Firm on psrls Bourse

Paris. Sept. b-Prices were firm on tho
% eentimcs exchange on London, IS francs
30 eent'meei i've per cent loan, 81 francs IS
eentimes The dollar was quoted at lS francs
~ csntimes,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
SITUATIONS wANrED-MAIE

Bl'TTER.-JsF wishes stsady position
by midlls b'ptsmber; take tull rharge OF
small family Iur apartment In city; willing
10 do ovpp, In; and butler, downs airs work.
experienced, 'Nh retersnCeSi. ne"l good
wages; sleep OFT VI necessary, Is, Mint, V02
pine st.. city. -
CHAVFFEvR-SWi:e and sister cook and
maid. COluTr(, wish steady private posi-
tIons in or out OF OF city; experienced with
ref Phone PoplEr 2lS2 u OIL. Ledger on.
ELECTRICIAN-r General Glectr!CIon and
IlnrnNln des!r,k connection with good nrin
Address +, s.. l2n j. DolRnc9. n. j.
JAPANESE. gen, housework, wants position
in small family best ref lso. 00s Pine st
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London Money Rates

ounce. Money, IN per cent Discount
rates, short bills. AZ per cent; three months
eis, 1 T-l8 per cent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
London Metal Market

,.a LINDEN, don, Sep. oS,I7sts9ds,d COPPER spot,
tlSi futures. IT'S. Tin. spot. fi50 Is Cd
futures ilal l7s Cd, Lead, spot f2s 6s;
fu!Yss ~? IS. Zinc. spot. t24,l2s Cd;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05

CLERKS. - upward, for postal mail service;
$3.50 q onth; examinations Sept. II; exp.
unnec sltur free particulars CT instruct write
J. LeonAi, former civil service examiner,
oo2 Equk! bic Bldg Washlngton. D. c.
WANTED Hundreds men, boys over II;
Gov. RAP. mail clerks! steady work Si35-
$500 mol list pos. free. Write imincd
Franklin last. Dept. 3s0 Y, Rochester. y. Y.
CIVIL SERVICE examinations Nov and
Dec; many vacancies: salary Sl4OO- 81 500
write for slnple test Sl8, Ledger Otrice
EARN t95 weekly, spare time, writing for
nowspaTsts. magazines: exp. unnec. det
free. Pres syndicate. $50. st. Louis Mo.
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HELP WANTEp-MALE

ATTRACTIVE OPEOlVTUNTTY
A stronE progressive, leaa-rescrve life in
surnnce company wants u glneTal agent for
PhiIa delphiR; real, mn1 ly-making. old
time contract given to the II ln whose record
and standing warrant the AZ polntmenti also
want general agents througl put the State,
"xnerienca IN selling lie IN france not es-
srntial: replies held in strict confidence: or
ganiger will be In lhilad, g1ia Monday,
srpt. J. Address Sla. Lct lr OrlCe,
AUTOMOBILE SAl.n MEN
So,y IL your chance 10 earn money sell
ing Ford cars; big price reducthh makes sell
commission bagis. Morris Jsnes. Inc.
Authorized Dealer. 020O We l1!ne ave-,
OyerbroOk,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05

INDUSTRIAL MANAGERS WANTED
Men who understand production and
TeiR ToRY s' n f: *. TssiRss Tni,.s STATES eAG
duotion at minimum espefii. To
do this requires not only nlndern
equipment and modern ms sshods.
ass&l:YYA nn rNNSafNYEfSsINsid NaGf NYEfSSss5I.Nisiid dNd iM
tory organization.
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
is being taught according 10 the
university plan to thousands ot. llen
who are already engaged IN indus:
technical schools These mal are
toing to handle the important execu-
lions. Many Of them havs already
Increased their salaries 200 PCT cent
I'd 400 par cent. Their preseIN. sal
aipes range from $4,000 to s2a000
pet year.
whether yoi are engaged in Indus
no manufacturing experience-ii viii
be 10 your 1dvantass to invssusAte
tho opportunity in this new prpfes-
sion OF industrial engineering.
II you are in earnest. II opportunity
means auythibg TO you, we in'lte
you 10 call or| write for further@ In
formation.
INDUSTRIAL ExTENsIoN INsTI.
pEE1p1i pES 1sth hSS.' q.
Now Ybrk. N. Y.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
DESIGNER AND MODEL CUTTER
UPPER-LEATHER FOREMAN

a large shoe factory. making 1000 pairs OF
hdIes shoes weekly, has a position open for
~ man who knows leather, he must DO
lmod executive and have handled a large
ieom whore bonus 0Nstem was used: tell
" briefly about yourself, your experience,
ale etc. NJ 00s. Ledger OrIce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
GENTS

MAN TO work tt!s city rennlshlrH chan.
deliers, brass b DIS automobiles by new
method; $40 daily without capital or cx
pcrtsnce, Write Iunmetal Co, 2s5 Elm.
Decatur, H.
MEN blame youstives II id;e. we pay 81,
week for visitiTss rms small town homes
etc write today tpre. Dunre, T2O Adams
Express Bldg, ChSbsO,
GREATEST inventiin out; auto spray wash
brushi every car kwner buys; big commits.
sions; act quick FOR territory. Clemens
MIS-. Co. coIainsrol BLDG. Erie. Pa.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS. HARVEY. 1919 Rittenhouse sq.-Re.
liable help supplied and wanted. all ma
ttonalities; references required
MRS ROGERS. Bi3 S. 2Oth st., will remove
to 8t7 8. goth st. after September 8.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05


Statesmen (3l: seeing Is believing: will
demonstrats tbIt you can earn upward OF
ST5 weekly on tlit real estate proposition
OF unusual merit and then furnish you with
plenty OF bonanid leads. Mr.. Hampton.
Room sl4. 1911 0mstnut. Phlledelphia,
standing reauira, J statesmen who possess
ability TO make upward OF $4,000 year. Call
1880 A. NJ sharn Ask for
A. u. EARTLE
ll02 Norsl American Bldg.
Statesmen wantsi 40 sell Columbia Six au-
tomobiles must hr able 70 finance thoir
SHOE DESIGNER AND MODEL CUTTER
For the man OF pvoven ability, who can
originate designs arl cut models, we
have an excellent position: give us q brief
history Of yourself with application. NJ 909.
Ledger Office.
SHOES-Experienced patent leather tip re-
parers wanted. Amply Laird. Schober &
LCn.- 22d and Market aacnnh floor
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HELP wANrEp-MALE


CHAUFFEUR. ars. els.s with experience;
good, careful driveLi abb 70 make all re-
COMMERCIAL onset trSnsfsrsr wanted,
must BE- non-nnember; SGod pay; permss;;
's2b, Ledser Office.
coMrosIToR, frst,ola.s. painted es fore.
with monotype machines frefsrred; large
office. Apply. giyinE full particulars and
tefereness. to N el2 Ledss offioe.
CONSTRUCTION engineer. estimator and
craftsman wanted Tor general contractors
office; excellent opportunity Tor young man
state salary and experience. p s32. Ledger
CfYlce.
CYLINDER PRBssMEN-ws have posi-.
tions open for several experienced cylinder
pressmen acquainted with automatic feed.
ersi none but hrst-cless vprkmen need
apply; best OF wages; 4s-hour week; steady
gostion;, open shop, Blach yeli ;wielandy
ENGRAyER wanted. all arout | on copper.
VIM. d. Burford, 40 8. MERRIAM St. In
oxperiencedi rcastences Te-
aulred good waacs y 004. Ledger offee.
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PERSONALS

THE DRUG business OF VIM, A. Gelb, T.
1900 n. Judson. ST.. has been sold %
Wolf Denitz and Sophie Denitz Present AZ
bills for payment prior to August IS 10
VIM A. delber. 40l0 Girard ave.
INFORMATION desired as to the preset /
residence OF Mrs. Hester Ann Hutchinson, /,
who resided in or near Philadelphia In 1854
Please communicate with A. y. Jordan. 1906
Wall St. New York city.
CONFECTIOSERY business OF Samuel
Rozyski S254 Miller st.. has been sold TO,
william Makurat. Present all bills for pay
ment prior 10 September 7. 1921. to William
Reardon, 2a2a.26al z AlleghenY ave.
JOSEPH BREEN sold hiS business, 284l N.
9th st.. to Bessie schultz, Creditors apply
to Grossman Brothers, 4028 Girard ave, on
or before THURSDAY. Sept. 8. 1922.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALF

COMPANION refined. edusst~d lady Ph'Ia-
deIphian, 7, peaks French would servo 1
or mors hsvrs an evening: use 4 Ford
sedan II dCILcd. i TOi. Ledger On!ce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05

BOY for office work, good chan US for .ad'
A26 N 81 st. y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
BOARD WANTED

REFINED young lady desires room and
board, convenient TO n. and q. Station.
city or suburban; state .erms. p 003, Ledger
Cnice,
YOUNG American couple want large. airy
we'll Furnished room with board or board
nearby. In private med American home
RlNe rRrticulars. y 0ls, Ledger Onlce.
Young professional woman would IKE
room and board In private family. p S33
ledger Onlce.
TWO rooms and board by gentleman and
mother In irst-cIasH place. but not private
family. 7l6. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05

UESlRE 20 rent apartment having I rooms
bath and kitchsnette, or small house, ot
convenirnt to station, highest references
p s2O Ledger Othce :
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

CoOK-Woman. reliable white. for cooking
reference. Phone Woodland 4S55.
OlCTAPHONE operator and general office
restaurant in building. l.. l.. Allen d Co..
ON and 0lenwOOd ave. |
CSEWORK-WRnted to so to country.
woman for general hOGsework; must be
gocd plain cook. washing and ironing: COM
forable home; waco tl2. ref. reauired.
r. / D. No. 3, or Th. Nineland 476 Il I.
MILLINERS ENPERIENC D
Permanent position fUr those who qualify.
Apply millinery V'orkrOoms. IA Moor. Stn
and hilbert SITS a
srRAwBRIpGE & CLOTHIER
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05

YOUNG business and wife reutIirs
small modern apartment in West Phiis
dephia Germantown Or any good suburb. .
references " 020. Ledger Once. IE'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

SEN EllAL desirable properties on Spruce al
west Of lITuad suitable for A doctor ~
business man "" finance close. Apply ii
plB Ledger OTiC~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-05

22Ii WILLIAM ST ---Foar rooms; nnod.1n
bath, Dutch hall laundry tubs onIy
I2lho, easy terms. O. Frick. Judsun
q nd Indiana
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CENTRAL BUSINESS LOCATION
JAMES D. WlNCHELL
lTTN AND SAMSON SITS

'+oo CASH VIII buy, 20A4 y, stlliman? va
cant, Just renovated; rooms porch Du,ch
hall. HUTzEL. 25th and Somerset
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LOST AND FOUND

DOG-Lost. small Boston bull. male.
brindle with white throat; reward for ts-
turn to 508l Schuyler St. Germantown. Or
telephone Wyoming 4ll4 J.
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RESEETATIVE
We want women Of good personality. over
90 wears ut age, " represent an internu-
tIonnl orgpnization, opportunities for ad-
vancement unlimited, MIR. Lifts. TO Wide
ner Bldg. -------
l'HEk wanted In lay orice; Prot.
pref. atAtN salary and retn. 100. Led, o;
TEACHER 0r companion, TO daily for
hoy 7 aud trl 4; outdoor work and exercise
cssentinl Nis. II. $, Drtnker. Jr.. Merton:
WHITE wornrp is deHired for genera! house
work: "A gnIN home, no washing; references
reGuirei WrSr = SOS, Ledger Offce, or
caiI 300 Chcstnlt ava, Nar6erth. Pa.
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MAKE NUNbl At HOMIE
You con earn rr'm s. to " an hour IN Your
snsre time wriilN; show cards; quickly and
easily learned by our new simple method;
no canvassing or soliciting; we teach you
how sell YOUR woAE and pay YOU cash each
week: full particulars and booklet free,
u rite today to Ami riCan show Card School,
Gao Rvle Bldg.. y Ironto. Canada -.
HELP WANTED
Women wanted to learn nursing: demand
greater than suppl2; Tood pay; learn az home
In spare time EARN "i,1 wsass az ence nIss 'H,
eiud. free nurses edulp. Write for full par
tic. Chicago School Nof Nursing; Dept F.
42i south Ashland lhNuleyard. Chicago III.
GIVIL SERVICE rNN1nations. November
and December many vacancies; salary,
81 400 81 sOn. write for Vample test. Sli,
LEDGER CNiCe. o.. .
EARN Sn5 weekly. sparN time. writing for
newspapers magaZintsk exp. unnec,. det.
free Press Syndicate l5N. 81. Louis, Mo.
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BOARDING

:HREE young business men have large
wel.fur1shed house In host rasidsrtiaI
section u West Philadelphia: actual ss-
penses are pooled; vacan,y for more gentle.
men, hoTs cooking, piayer-riano Nir'rola,
etc. 20 minutes from CITY Fall. references
Exchanged Call Woodland 60ls
YOUNG American couple want large. airy.
well furnished room with board or board
nearby. In private refined American home;
"a particulars. DIS. Ledger Onlce
BOARDING DlRECTORY-First-cla rooms
and honrd IN W. Phila. 4il4 Osage ave.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

Want Handsomely furnished Apartmsi
from ,octooet .o Aprn on va
,ontaln bedrooms bath wing room,
dining room. pantry and kitchen.
HERKNESS & STETSON
LAND TITLE RT.pG.. PHILh.
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Statesmen
Large wholesah dry goods house has sew
eral dserable territories open for experienced
/ ra yelling saleuntn familiar with dress
goods, silks. liRnL hosiery and under wear
Address. giving experience. b 035, Ledger
Office
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ROOMS WANTED

WANTED-Two refined young men desire
double room. with proximity to bath; cleo
trio lights etc: w. PhiB.. east OF 40th at
preferable phone and other privileges Ad-
dress y sl7. Ledger Office.
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CAN YOU RAISE $3.50?

You can be tho owner OF a now reputable.
moderate price car; very convenient monthly
payments arranged. For further particulars
call Germa ntown 1885.
AUTHORIZED DEALER
5i3l Germantown ave.