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The New York herald., 1921-06-26

much Of the talent we have in our
studios and the men and women who
are writing real stories, but who have
not yet tasted tho sweets of success.
But feel that in their hands lies the
future of the motion picture indus
try"
Betty Blythe, having worked her will
with King Solomon In "The Queen of
Sheba," will now see what she can do
with Nero-a task that is expected to be
far easier. She Is to sail In a week or
so for Rome. where she will appear, with
several other American principals. un-
der the direction of ]. Gordon Edwa rds
in the picture In which William Fox is
burning up the ancient city without In
surance. It Is being made under the
working title of Nero" but that may
be changed to 1.-THE Fall Of Rome" so
that no one will fancy 1t Is q dog story.
Though 'NThe Four Horsemen of the
Apocalypse" the Metromorphosis of the
1banez novel, which has just finished it's
run at the Astor Theatre here, has been
whtrrtng away like mad in half a dozen
first class theatres throughout the coun-
try for couple Of months and playing
to receipts which in New York were
SohicSAiSs @SNsVVV weekly, IL mas not yet
salvaged back all Of the $500, 900 In real
money which was injected into 1t. For
pictures that soaked up a fortune it
usually requires half year Of incessant
unreeling to get back the initial outlay
and give a turnover that will enable
the producers to sleep without turning
over. After that the pickings are gem
orally considered velvet" though often
the picture by then has lost its punch
and Is ready for a place on the mat
whereon to be counted out.
Miss Florence Vidor Miss Marcia
Manon and Joseph Singleton have been
announced as the most recent additions
to the all star cast Of Lucky Damage"
Thomas II. Ince's new drama for the
Associated Producers, Inc, entered pro-
duction at the Ince studios on the West
coast last week.
Miss Shirley Mason, who has always
been a baseball fan, recently umpired
game In Los Angeles between the Oak
land and Vernon clubs.
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
GARETH HUGHES TO STAR.

After "The Hunch." in which Gareth
Hughes will star, the young actor. who
won fame In Sentimental Tommy" will
appear in two more George d. Baker
productions The first will be Gar
ments of Truth" an adaptation of n
Pictorial Rev;etp story by Freeman Til
den. and the second comedy OF barn
storming life Little Eva Ascends." a
Saturday Evening Post story by Thomas
Beers.
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

YoRK's LEADING TT
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

1ATREs AND SUCCESSES .
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
"PEEK-A-BOO's" 7TH WEEK.

"Peek-a- Boo" will continue at the Co
lumbia Theatre tomorrow, which will
start the seventh week of its engagement
at that house Next week will have
the usual changes in comedy songs and
dances. The organization, headed by
Clark and Mccullough, continues intact.
The New York herald., 1921-06-26


warns UP to his work thus;
"Famous author stuff Is largely bunk.
Nine-tenths of Il can easily DC SHOWN
to be selling talk and box office angle.
AS such It is q rank failure. Famous
authors seldom deliver the goods to the
screen or draw patronage AT the DoN
office There are only three names IN
the entire list of popular American
writer's which mean anything 10 the
moving picture exhibitor or to the pubic
20 which he caters-Rex Beach Zane
,:rav ana oliver Curwood--And their
nosi.ion has been created because they
were advertised and put over as
producers. manufacturers IL you Ike. or
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT as authors only.
"fore than that. when their produce
tions were flashed on the screen they
bore only n nominal resemblance TO fhe
original story. They had been built up.
changed about, whipped into shape and
rearranged by a corps OF scenario
writer's. adapters and title writer's. Had
they been filmed as written they wculd
have fallen hat
Here's another thing l have discov-
cred about famous authors: In addition
10 their ignorance of screen technique
they know nothing whatever about
writing titles for their own stories. The
moving picture public wants good titles
and II Is our business to give the public
what u wants.
Some may think I am too radical In
my statements or that the Universal
Company has not had experience with
famous authors. I assure you that we
have. Plenty OF experience. most of II
bitter. II would not be sportsmanlike
to mention names. but / will say this:
Every time we have taken a we'll known
author and tried to train him we have
found he was years behind the times.
What's more. he wouldn't catch UP. He
wouldn't even try. He knew nothing
about writing for the scneen except that
IL cheapened him to write for II. Yet he
took our money-lots of IL.
Now what is all this leading up to z?
Just this: Too much prominence has
been given In moving pictures to the
famous authors and not nearly enough
10 the unknown author. In fact. In our
blind cropping for names-bg names for
advertising handlos--we have overlooked
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20
SALES AND ADVERTISING POLICY
FOR PRESENT CONDITIONS

Of price than quality. yet equally true
Ia the fact that any article 10 remain
In consumer demand must contain the
quality that brings repeat business. 9th
orwise there would bc no justification
for an advertising appropriation nor an
advertising policy.
with the trend OF thought away from
this fact then II Ia only doubly innpora'
tive that special emphasis should bo
given TO same with the fun knowledge
that dimes spent for judlclous adver'
Using now will mean dollars In return
when the quality article comes back
into It's own. on the other hand II
Their. ever was n time when the manu-
facturct's distributor needed assistance
In the mntkctiny of his goods II Ia now.
Not only should this neip be given 10
a general way. through the established
advertising media. hut u should liz
brought home Ia the merchant and d.
rect assistance given him In his local
customary space In his home paper. or
by specially direct mail or window dis
play advertising. Not only will co.opera'
ton Of this kind hclp him ont when help
is needed. but II viii he building a spirit
II friendship for the house throughout
che years.tO come.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20
iy q. n. WILSON JR.
advertising Manager. wichita Mill and


Elevator Co, Wichita Falls. Text
With the Industrial and financial con.
il,lons that have confronted every mcr'
camille ana manufacturing establish
ment during the past number OF months
II has not been possible TO formulate
or establish any rockrlbbcd or Inn
muiablc saies.pollcy. but on the other
hand II IL and has been necessary for
every ono 20 conduct his business In
such A why on % meet the rapidly
changing Industrial conditions from day
10 day. In doing this. however. II IL
most imperative that We first convince
ourselves absolutely thst the American
business fabric IN Fundamentally sound
and not adopt any policy nor ~, any
prcocdcnts that viii initiate against the
proper and sound conduct of our busl
ness when conditions get more nearly
bark 10 normal.
A period OF depression could only he
expected following tho war. when II
would he necessary for every manufac'
turnr and every merchant 90 SELL. the
goods rather than merely take orders
therefor. With the markets tumbling cv'
cry day. II was only natural that the
huylng public should become more care
ful and moro conservative in its spond'
INK. and this spirit Of conservatism
was Immediately reflected In the dis
trlbutor's volume and then passed on
10 the manufacturer, resulting In dull
business In every line. With conditions
Of this nature existing the temptation
IN strong 10 use every means In any en-
deavor Ia bring tho volume Of business
back % where II was during and I'm
mcdlaieiy following the war, with the
result tina, probably Inducements have
been offered the buyer In the way Of
discounts, rebates. conversions. cancclh'
ton of contracts. consigned stocks ana
commissions than ever before. This II
nothing but short sighted policy. for II
IL one that can not h. pcrpctuaied
throughout the year ahead. and as sure
~ M the pas, several months have
wooded out those merchants and manu-
tacturers whose business was not In a
sound condition. 40 will normal times
weed out these pcinlcious practices.
While. In our opinion II has been
necessary a. adop, "a flexible sales pol
I ley. We, the same reasons that necessl.
tatod this convince m that the adycr'
Using policy should h. unchanged,
I While Il IN true that at this particular
time the tendency n the merchant as
7 wen as " the customer. II Ia huy their
requirements more from The standpoint
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20

They tell me that the rats In this
county cost each citizen of the country
s. per year. Personally. ! am badly
In need 81 that 81. Are YOU
when modern hoy gets big enough
for long pants his twin sister Is big
enough for short skirts.
II may yet reach the point when Il
viii be- unlawful Tor oysters To got
sicwcd.
/ would rather milk an old.fashioncd
COW any old DAY than Ia Fix "A punctura
OF a blowout IN a new tangled automo-
lille.
Yes it's true that they can make
milk out OF oats. peanuts and some
ether things but that IN nothing new
IN my young life. have seen lots Of
cows could do likewise with the same
ingredients
Now " the time when any good man
IL apt 10 feel the call OF the wild.
The s1ddcst words of tongue or pen,
ore. In my opinion. Never rot nib
hle"
Money may talk but here lately all
have heard II say II mo"
I am looking for a splritualistic me
dunn who viii toll me. not how TO raise
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20

The Literary Editor--''rhat young fsl'
low ScrIbbler sent In PAPER this
morning entitled. why do ! Live. 81
The Editor-"what did you do with
IT,"
The Literary Editor--"Returned II
with an incloscd slip saying. Because
you mailed this instead OF bringing u
personally. "-IIouston Post.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20
KEEP on KREPIN' on.

Fumln' never wins q fieht.
And frc,tin' never pays.
There int no usc IN broodin'
In these pcsslmls,ic ways.
Smile just kinder cheerfully.
When hope II nearly gone.
And hrlstle up and grit your teeth,
And keep on keepin' on.
There amt no use In Krowlin.
And grumblin' all the time.
when muslc's rlngin' everywhere.
And eycrythin's arhyme.
Just keep on smiling cheerfully,
II hope In nearly gone.
And hrlstle up ana grit your teeth.
And keep on keepln' on.
Selected
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20

\ large department store az Houston
reports II did "A very satisfactory vol
umc OF husin'ss In january, 1871 II "
aycrtlaing that II In following the mar
kc, ON all lines and giving the public
the benefit of falling markets. The pol
Icy IL the reverse OF the Replacement
Value" practice when goods were 10
ing up. II an ariicl. II quoted In the
market today at a certain price, II IL
sold 10 the public at that price plus a
reasonable profit. II the same article
t. worth less in the n,arkc, next week
the rctaii price drops accordingly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20
Not N FlIrtai,on.

She came into the classroom.
u VI behind herb
She lifted hack 1859 worth of nrs--
Turned 10 me
And smiled
smiled too
IIcr firs had made her neck dirty.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20
Following Orders.

"This room seems cold. Mrs. Hoolli'
gan" said the doctor. Have you kept
the thermometer at seventy. as I told
your"
"Shurc. an OF how. docihor. There's
/ the divllsh thing In a toomblcr nv
warrum wathcr az this blissid minnut'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20

one 81 the clients OF the Midcontin
ent Advertising Agency In Texas re-
ports tina, II has enjoyed the largest
volume oi business during January
February. and March. this year. In Us
history wv. 4. q.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20

I'm many countries hdies campaign
and sometimes offer q kiss for q vote.
II isn't bribery merely a way 81 COM
paignlng."
"well. II you put II that way. I'd
rather have n kiss than q bum argu'
Inont"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20
Cutting Out the Muffler.

The Edlo,r--"This line won't do
'"Die. cowardiy villain" Kissed Iiar'
old Harold couldn't hiss those words"
The Au,hor-"rhat's so. Let's make
IL: Expire. spiritlcss scoundrei."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20
Ron Dem I,on..

Prisoner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES The
American soldiers are planning a mas
sacre IN there"
Prisoner Pickeisteinor--"Ja. ! heard
one of them say shoot nifty and then
heard sound like the rattlinE Of ihe
victims teeth"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20
sSDAY MORNING IN THE AMARILLO DAILY NEWS

OF your shirt" asked the lady visitor
Of the convict
"oh. that's my pen name. he eS
planned
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20

Tho chImpansee and gorilla are horn
with bruins an largr ~ those Of anew.
born infant. but they do not develop
after birth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20
LARGE NUMBER OF
BIC CONCERNS SAY
BUSINESS IS GOOD
REPRESENTATIVE FIRMS SAY
THAT PROSPECTS ARE
GOOD.

Marshall Field and company. Chlca'
10 department store. and Lyon and
Iieaiy. Chicago piano store report they
did the biggest volume Of business In
their history Ia January. 1921.
Tho J. G. Penny company. national
chain stores did si.ii6.s9ss more busl'
ness In January. le?i, thnn In January,
1899.
Carson, phic. Scott and company.
Chicago department store. and Mandel
Brolhcrs of Chicago. are other con
Germs reporting a tremendous volume
OF business IN January. 1921.
The slrco.n Pciiicoat company OF
Mclrosc. Mass. with national distribu'
ton, has been running It's factory on
double time. They have been doing
large volume OF business In snall'ordcr
lots, keeping their old customers and
taking on a large number OF new ones
One big national Advertiser has Just
approved "A 100000 campaign. which IL
tho same appropriation he had last
year. Ills campaign this year. how
ever, " based on dIiicrcn, Ideas and
ls designed TO accomplish certain,
definite. prcconceived objective.
----
The California Associated itaisn com
pany uf Fresno. calf. II now running
IN eleven weeks campaign m the bis
aowypapcrs OF the country amounting
t. s5OO. 900. This In IN addition To the
81 900. 900 being spent ~ ADVERTISING
In the national magazines, viii boards
street cars. etc. Tho hall million dol
hr newspaper campaign IN the greatest
81 Us kind over undertaken In th'
nitcd States.
julius n. Barnes. president oi tbs
, Klcaflax Rus company. a lew wcek'
.go ustd full pages and half pages "
various newspapers throughout th'
country 10 announce the rcOpcning OF
his factory. His object was to roNiN'
confidence " the buying public ana Il
show that the country has no, gone
/ tn the dogs"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20
JUST JOKING
Us ,.irla.

Us Girl1.
Ella--"My face IN my fortune"
Stella Somebody short.chlngcd you
dear"
That's Different.
"llnvc you made M your mind 10
stay In"
! NO. I've made up my mind 20 60
out "
ln the Way.
/ lIe--"What makes that fellow glare
~ me so7"
She-"You're sitting an his Ice
cream"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20
In the Nay.
Al fl,e beach.

"Oh. Mother, may ! go out 10 swim"
"Oh. yes. my darling daughter
hut hang some clothes on zach pretty
limb
For the police insist YOU oughtcr. A"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20

Entertaining the Curious.
What's the number across the front
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20

Next thing gucas Will be for some
bird 10 ask me II ! know where he can
got "a drink Of that fluid which derives
its name from that quadrupcd which
has the elongated nppcndnges for use
H. hearing. wcll--when he does he
won't need a drink 10 yet a kick.
Some men mind their wives ana 9th.
ets are not married.
Ny wife Gays another good thing
about natural R,s IN that she won't
have IN clean IN the whole house when
1 take down "a couple of Joints of stove
pipe.
Newt Riggs saws that a green salcs-
man win .scil more goods than u blue
one. There In one place that II don't
pay to draw tho color line
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20

With a great majority Of the girls.
beauty In only rouge deep.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20

the dead bu, rather how to raise my
pay.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20

Tho J. c. Penny company. national
chain stores did si.il6,ssss more bust
ness In January. 1891, thnn In January.
1920.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20

Some men mind their wives ana 9th.
IRIS are not married.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20

Carson. rliic. Scott and company.
Chicago department store, and Mandel
Bro,hcrs of Chicago. are other CON
Germs reporting u tremendous volume
OF business In January. 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-21
GERMANTOWN
Observation-Disclosures

NARBERTH
4 very unusual apartment OF rooms plus
bath. inciosed porch and open porch Isr~s
rooms: very attractive grounds: old shadS, !,
a most unusual opportunity TO enjoy the ad
NantaEes OF large estate without the ex
pense and responsibility Of maintenance,
Slh0 month unfurnished; slr5 month fIr!
nished. ''
RoRERT !. NASH
1914 Locust al
Philadelphia
Branch Office, Narberth Statlon
Phone Narberth ITO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-21
JOSEPH FELDMAN

FOR QUICK SALE 1wnor will sacrifice
his home, located soS e Tioga ST.; in,rre.
diate pos sS,ss!on. JOSEPH H. FIET. l23
trond
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-21

CANAtRiEs =, 81, Mated YorkshIres. roller.
up, 1920 Chestnut, R"oB 20 "rSSG TSGa from IS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-21
BUSINESS PERSONALS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
DOGS AND BIRDS

HARtY w HMlTH ~ sANSoM ~r
CHlI.DREN'S clothes Of DISTINCTION meJ. -
order. French Shop. ~ " 62i Rel iane 10
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-21
LUMBER SALES MANAGED

Want. Wantsd high-Erade man. to market hard.
WOODS ana hemlock OF Southern rnpiIni
company own their own band mills 'nilIs Us
timber; Sve full particulars, previous ana nr
rerlenCe ana salary wanted: all replies coS
sIdered confidential. a S2G, Ledxer orfionn fHn-
MAN--Wo have straight commission rro,---,-
sition for middle,Rsed man covering Pr,
sy!Nanlai must work up clientele and be- s,h
isfed TO spend some time and money which
VIII eventually bring steady and permanent
returns; this Is business and II YOU Ins.n ~
business. write US. S2i. Ledger Offios
MAN-Millwork estimator first t-ClasS non,
thoroughy familiar with building plans
who can take Of quantities OF doors sa"h
and interior nnish. price same and make out
Shop orders and details covering materInis
noted; state aBe. nationality, TrsIiJlls
perience IN this line, salary eXpeCted ana
when available. VI S36 Ledger office. ""'
MEN--An old-cstab'ishcd mOtortruc, com.
pnpy having recently promoted a numhcr
Of men to important executive positions uav
Ing substantial salaries desires men - 70 ia
years to hll tho places Of these men thar
they may become equi2psd for similar promo,
tlons at PR.lv dates. See Mr., BohnInK
BESSEMER MOTORTRUCK Co
1909 Locust st.
MEN-Fiye capable men wanted to sell 10
school boards A sos. Ledger Office, ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-21
INsPECTREssEs

FRANK seder requires the services Of sew
etal inspectressos over IS years OF are. Ap-
ply at once, second floor. Frank 8 Seder. 11th
and Market SITS,
NURSE, graduate, with operating room OF.
peTienoe, 70 assist physician in office and
2o6. Ledger office
NURSE-Operating room supervisor wanted
AZ once for suburban hospital. p 204.
LedGer Office
OPERATORS - scamers on Nerrow and
Union Special machines: clean work; pleas
ant surround ings. Rainbow Knitting Mills,
~ Ashmead ct. derma ntown
WEAVERS experIenced on tan. aud no,.
row edglnss; learners taken. r. W
Maurer Sons Co.. 431l Wayne ave-, near
18TH and Germantown ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-21
PERSONALS
HELP wANTED-FEMkLB
CASHIER

CASHIER
Wo require the services OF several thor.
oughly experienced cashiers; will paw hirh
alarles 70 competent women. Apply AT once,
Market SITS.
CHli.DNUnsB - Experienced white Prot.
a. oslant,, Se2ieh or English: full care of
s.yeer-old child; good gean.strcss: best ref
S,rrcnces Apply S400 Navaiino St. Chestnut
CHOCOLATE CoATERs. exp. only; steady
Mork.s GOOD ray. Earring l41s. 3a43 WoOdl'd.
COOKING and downstairs work. oolored: ref
ii orenoes required. 200 wyncote rd.. Jen-
DlETIT1AN and housekeeper wanted at once
orpr suburban hospital. + 203, Ledger
GIRL. exp, for sen. housework; reference
redolred. Apply i 10 At 1881 Spruce st.
GIRL wanted small family; apa rtment Ap.
ply 1928 York road: Phone wyoming 6e1s
HouSEWoRK--Girl 20 work daye a week.
white Or eolored. Frank Siegfrled, ~. W.
cor. 10Th and Johnston SITS,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-21
ROxBOROCGIi

MODERN apartment; beautiful open sur
roundings; rooms. bath. hardu GOD 1oore
electric, hot-water heat included; cOnvenIant
TO stores, churches, etc t75 per month
Mrs, " Z. Struse, h+7 II. Hermitage
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-21
WOMAN FOR TRAVELLING POSITION

si Saiss MANAGE OF specesstul, established Chi.
VIII be at the Hotel Adelphia FOR several
days Tor the purpose OF interviewing 4 or :
women anxlous 70 make permanent connec-
Ton, with splendid opportunity for advance
be between p and 40 Years Of axe. have al
least high school education and foot-ioose TO
travel extensively; applicants must leave
FhlIadelphia within week; no experience or
Investment required: We will pay railroad
nort;, rsrs; salary and commission from start;
with personalIty culture and refinement viii
oe considered; no canYassers need apply: out
oL-town applicants give details as to age.
fSaRaTTaii2R SRTiiE2R ,Sm snd ,tssghol2 number see MISS
WOMAN, educated. wanted for spare time
ledger Office. o''
WOMEN, publicity. capable OF handling list
OF prospective customers OF hlgh-class pho.
tosraphic stud TO-. Cali 1929 Chestnut 81. soc.
ond floor. Ask for Mr.. Dieslnger
YOUNG WOMAN with automobile to call on
list OF prospective customers OF high-ciass
Photographic studio. Call second floor 1920
Chestnut St Ask for Mr.. plesinger.
--------- General
CIVIL SERVICE cxaminntIo PhiladeIoh,,
November: positions Sl4OO-S1GI0: nye IA
tpWard: experience unnecessary. For FREQ
PARTICULARS, INSTRUCTIONS, write J. Leonard
WOMAN OF education and social pose for a
position Of responsibility: adva ncement on
" erLt3 Immediate duty, A 7Ol. Ledger on.
CIVIL SERVICE examinations Nov. and
Dec; many vacancies; salary s1IO0. 4 IsO0.
write Tor sample tests. j 1922. Led Ofice
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-21
Genernl

CIVIL service examinations Philadelphia
November; positions 81 400 600; age "a
Upward; experience unnecessary. For free
RsrtIeulars; Instruction. writo l. Leonard.
Rdg.. Washington. D. c. "
CIVIL SERVJGE examinations. Nov. and
Pee. many vacancies. salary It0O.s1sOO:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-21
MACHINERY AND TooTs

ELECTRICAL MOTORS MACHINE T00T c
..,,,,,r,,, TOWER EQUIPMENT.
" y LINEN MAGHlNERY co. 10 y, Sd ST
lUl,bEfS. hangers ahaftirE. hrItinR. hair
nrIcN. M0lOr ExchAnGn- AnI Y al -. ,"It
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-21
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

THREE rooms, bath and Mtcnon hand.
some tuIhlshedi also one, unruInished;
rcSsonanoe TO ADULTS. Apply ARMSTISG
CO, 1923 Spruce. ~"
1899 \. BROAD-S65 to 400. furn, ana IN
Turn: hskps. apis. TO q rms Dia, 447SJ
SIX ROOMS and hath second moor; modern;