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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village and
Advertis ements.

All merchants should plan to attend
the meeting in the village clerks
rooms Frl0ay evening.
Special cleanup of boys shoes; one
lot at $19S, and one lot at $2.49; val
ues up to $3.50 at Noveck's. 7t2
Douglas MacLean in The Home
Stretch" a Paramount Picture and
Growing Torchy one of the fam
Gus Torchy stories. Harte Theatre to
day
There will be musical festival at
Union hall, corner of North and River
streets, Friday, September lG, for the
benefit OF the Sacred Heart school.
Admission 25c. fl<i4 '7t3F
I There wiz be a meeting OF TIE
bennington Merchants association in
the Village rooms Friday evening at
10 clock 1t is hoped every MERCHANT
in town will attend. &s h SsA 81 *
The social OF the Baptist young peo-
pies union Of Bennington, Which was
to have been held in the church Fri
Ndy GNGuluS, ldS Dtcl pOHlDO ulllll
Monday evening.
II. B. Warner in when W. Were
Twenty One adapted from Nat Good
wins famous stage success; Pathe
News and "A Wooden Yarn, interest
ing and educational pictures. Harte
Theatre tomorrow.
Word has been received of the
death in Hartford, Conn, of Mrs. Bird
get Costello Mahar, wife OF the late
Michael Mahar. The remains will be
brought to Benninl/on Friday to the
home Of her niece, Miss Mary SkeAan
OF West Main street, The funeral ar
rangements will be announced later.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-15
Sees Keen Eye for Lsndmar Ks.

How is It that bee can ly all
over town, and yet invuriahl! come
home to the hive in the evening?
There can be little doubt so iutelli-
gent an insect as this has II long mem.
DRY and keen eye for landmarks. This
is testified to by the fuct taat almost
all bees lily by day, whereas such crege
lures as moths, of 40 fiXel home or
occupation, fly In the darkness. a
bee would he lost at midnight because
1t could not recognize It's surround.
ings.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-15
nls petaohable 49,

Miss Il, writes than. tiis estuse was
received by a local schoolmGrm:
"ueur Teacher; Please ex,use VII.
Hes absence last Friday, as ne had to
60 to the hospital after his sore nose"
boston Transcript
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-15
dinner at Mine Inn" IN Waterbury.
Yes, There wss Some Scenery

Yes, There Wss Some Scenery
Haven't said much ahoue the seen.
cry Didn't see much That had to
be left to others in the car. Honest
Ben and h S driver had their work cut
out for them; their noses were down
on the prosaic grindstone of a partly
completed road through most difficult
country Fleeing glimpses now and
then were enough to convince one that
the Notch road wi be a winner when
it is put into shape 1t will draw tour.
as from long distances. Then il will
be- easy sa ling, no thing to worry
about at all But just now the trip
through gives basis for call on the
telephone to the fellow who turned
back, to do a little innocent Dragging
about the particular Kind of car you
drive Honest Benz more than made
good die had cut another notch on
his record
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-15
ARLINGTON

For glasses see DR.. Slader, optome-
trist, at the Arco, Saturday, Sept. H."
7t2
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-15
TORTURED BY
HER STOMACH
After Ten Years, She Found
Relief In "Frult-a-tiVes"

1907 SAcro AVE, SACRAMENTO, CAL.
81 had Stomach Trouble for ten years,
which became so bad that l got
Stomach Cramps two or three times
aweek.
After years Of terrible torture, T
read about Fruit-altiyes' Or Fruit
Liver Tablets, and sent for trial box.
After taking the trial box, felt
better, SO Kept on taking Ffaitahpes'
for nearly year and am thankful to
say 'Fruit-a.tives' saved my life".
MRS. +. S. STOLZ.
n Soc. a box, 6 for So, 50, trial size Csc,
At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES
Limited. OGDENSBURG, N. Y.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-15
BIG CUT IN LIVING COSTS
Gary Reduces Prices After Reducing
Workmen's Waoes.

Gary, Ind, Sept. ia general re.
duction in prices ranging from house
rent to cost of a divorce is in effect
in Gary today. The cuts follow the
big reduct ons in wages of steel work
prg
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-15

Under such conditions there should
be no difficulty in our getting togeth.
er. Come in at your earliest conye.
nience before the BEST ONES are
gone and we will quote prices that
will convince you it will be to your
advantage to
CLOSE THE DEAL
Several different kinds of stock. A.
wide range of designs. You will not
fail to find what you want.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-17

STENOGRArtEn and ul.ur' - Y,una
mHu. about ~ wears, - ,,HFu i,',r,g'iur
to become assistant ia uIr.uas,uE i rnr,.
ment, state experience. : any. wage. d..
sired aud fun particulars. T. ll3. g. on
SUPERINTENDENT Western carIy fac.
tory, making hlghgradr EeucraI Iino. OF.
fers good position To- man e ~ Years or
under as plant supGr!ntcnden, sUcc s'Hrt-
excellent reputation and only hlgh-c.ass nrrh
need apply; anBwer, givEg reference and
experiemCe, " $40 lcdger Office.
WANTED-Trn stone cutters and 'hr,. ,4,,,.
ers immed!atcIv, @ L. m"n. long tDl. uu
broken time; fare 10 SEra,Iso rrfuUdrI
Onondagn IAthol!to Co, 1Og y Bcern S.
Syracuse y Y.
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DeatnS

Adds --D,' - rIiNT;j.ES n -r r -
.s1 se.6 q tsses" ,,.. sse& d .? ,,o, E'a q,
%ySs nsrSl. ~ @H2ed ''"9oi II t+ aoanFs 'r-oo5
Esi5y''T 5:m Tr,.r2s r"SG3 Ss Ties IT, "'T"$"
GEORuE II h1s9a@ or ra'h.-.n,s e.. tIn.1so 4 +, s,
hstS5i,?SS cGEa g. 80 50 '.r94 .n9 ' oq5 I,sPs'
=. No. al; Wyom;lrg Ir.Lr ~, =
r. F'I5"a ma n: iS.u-SaSS 9e'TF' F@ Il .tS' are
10 attend furera. ferytcss c4es ,. ~
kolmosoaaS nn l@SS H. S'e, Wes, L.q7et III Gam. T
c,HFAISEi%1 ,HAEEiE ~ rTo1 2. ., &msi x ooi hssst -
aged 81 Relatives and friends are invite
10 attend funeral services Tues. ?. ~,
a, her !a,e residence an, and " Holy
Gem F'rienas may call Mon eve.
.sS55 5A5syGt9H Of Ss2E q s ~ 5so t9n%ANSEa SIT a
Non, p. &, from from resldcHge Of Bis tatnSr,
TrSnktord. Int a. oaHand Friends MAJ
csii san: 5 to 10 p. N. -,...-
* B3RNsgsf422s' g. sgxf42 EtliazAHE:44y u iSE:44 At o92,''
E:s''T; :nS T:sers s2' .srI@. f'S"a' i'1 "i3 Z a
pariors g!. PnIl,P 7. Flanagan. 'n y. 2-'
"BhiiRsR .Moct 4 = GEORGE \. ,nARn. ~
psral services and tntermenl, at Giai%%E, NJ
. RSaSRR,@3"' SSSfS@ ''Ey%I ~ FRANK jr.o :oo = J
Frank and Helen ~. NJ h3T1 go :c6o5 81 ., M , n
motive Firemen ard Enginew.n Gore =
Desr Post. 4. l., invited - 'Im"ro Tqe'
$50 A. NJ. parents residence 803U ia
at Solemn high requiem mass our Ld3y "
Aoly Sous Church 10 a. ~ Int HoI
BERG, Oct. II FRANK. sr nusoaDH o
iqi.nds. III 'I also "S@TSa %m' HaSmnron5 Lodse 80
500. z. and ~ s'o P[islT%n .l,n1O H EGsC Ior,
snandeTy, No 30, X. L; als8 Lu Lu. Temp.
and other organzauons, are invited " ~
Ridge ave Tues. T.. u Int. Fernwoo
Sem. Remains may be viewed Mon are
pERRY.-ort. 10, ANGEILNE RERRY
sEcd OF. Re'atyes, and friends invited :
Ssushtsr Mrs, Faith " Trent 5Oi6 New
hall ST.. usrmAntown. Int Gcorget.wr
Bu,L-oct. 10. JOHN BILL aged 90
Relatives and friends are invited 70 stten
ssSb a. SIsarasid d Int North codar III
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-17
DEATHS

husband Of late Emma Rohrbacher,. Rela-
tlycs and friends also Charles Beck EnEray-
ing Co., invted.to funeral Tues; $40 A.
Solemn requiem mass church Of the Epi-
phgny. 20 4 NJ. Int. Holy Cross. AZ,
i're FTends '. are invited 70 attend funeral sarv
GS' sy&6oG MS& st. f. T' Es g GeT TscSUy S'S I"cTHS
laurel TItil Gem. Friends may call Tues.
&Ar>rER -Oc,. 10. 1oa1: at the rest;
doncc Of hcr son.tn law, J. Edward Price, ~
'22IS9 s&i%rRE nS %Hc S"S%" Sc Of OF uneTa vii be
sCHELLMAsE Oct. 1A ANA J.. wife
dcrwood st, on Monday, at =. NJ. Int
,EEHhE ,,. 9as t..,asGs. s5S gE9HoE Con " y
s6Srs@n 5SS Al. s: 5S%S + :si1.SS
88SFa Man s3O NJ soSmn [TS r's@SHSS rcauS&
siiAoREN,%NIlsa }g aPi}GH, Me-, Nlsaso A. A..
DREW g. son OF charles and CatharIne
Shngron ,noe HiD. aged %. Relatives ana
"n4 %@o %Fy hmorH r. WST Siohcrs PTs
surviving comrades Of Co. X. 3i5th Inf. are
ny,%d to attend iunSr% sdgd ITqHs $50 M N1
'rooqI',sm hjsS' mass Chur;hi' SSt %ativity 10
4. & INT. iIoly sePTiehrc csm, ,,
~ cameron p. and tho late Sarah J.. shaw.
Hnsa,.v's and friends are invited to the
@rc' On Mnday nf'Grnoon TS"G It" "fGSS fncr
rs inHAE6oT' El q 536n Z & ssc2i5&1 IG4 r"HS&A aad@s
,rY,Ss sGs WS@ 4s.oard &5 %rGarG cGiSGT M at n< S%
S"sIiSS"L H. On EG''c,G Get, 10. o2l ADAM
beloved husband Of Hannah 2inc,Hir ne" me-,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-17
GNfESAtFS
stock

Have YOU your own approval?
II you have not and arc looking for
success you w'll nnd !t hy answering
this ad
one Of the new mon, n carpenter by
training. wording as " salesman In
the Gillian organization, earned sl0O
week for the last ten weeks.
The desire TO aucrcc]. tho will pow
or to put your decision INTO action,
and then concentration upon the action
decided upOh--aUl Hvu arc bound to
be aLsucccss.
Mr.. Gillian was born in the coun-
try. on a farm. was in turn farmer,
clerk, apprcUticr. artisan. salesman,
srlesmanaEer, banker. In his organ
Izltion now ar" vocational director,
manager Mon who can thriL and on
crgi2" any intelligent ambitious, self
respecting man.
going. how do you expect to get there?
We will help YOU 10 r'iiscOvcr your
self. and put YOU In 'hr way ot earn
Ing from 800 up"ard Ter week.
Ono Of our affiliated companies will
have openings for acc" infants. office
managers, collectors HdjuStcrs, sales
mon and snlesmanaEorF.
You can quality II You have tho
tn" mrtte. We VIII train YOU. md whl,o
earning you can earn sufficient 10 get
all the necessities and some OF the
luXurics.
Evenng, will do II ,ou arc ON
rl"H"d' dur!nE the dtN. All wo nsk
YOU to give Is a 'fuh" ~ your time.
Drawing account TO m'', who qualify.
W. J. Shriner Sale-ma mayor.
GILLIAN I(RnG f'G
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-17
BILLIONS AT STAKE
IN RAILWAY STRIKE
American Lines Now Threat
ened Ten Times Larger Than
British System

Chicago, Oct. II. - The American
railway system. now threatened with a
strike is ten times larger thnn the Brit
ish railway system. which recently was
the scene Of the worlds last great rail-
road strike.
Two years ago the operating rcy.
enucs Of the United States railroads
stood at j.1S4 900 600 and operating
expenses ran to S4.41N 600 600. The
average number Of miles operated was
233,o0l
Number Of revenue passengers car
ried the first half Of last year was
5oT, 26G.4 .432 and freight tonnng"
handled in this period amounted TO
1881 .G4J. lbs tons.
Railway employees two years ago
numbered | ,9TT .61G
The most serious railroad strike this
country has ever gore through broke
out in 1904 in Chicago. scene Of to-
days strike decision. That was m"
Pullman strike, whirh tied up traffic
TO the Pacific and to Canada.
Eugene v bebs. now >cr, ing 70
prison sentence in Atlanta for violation
II the Espionage Act. was the dirort
ing head Of the 1894 strike. and va
sent 20 jail for the first 'imc for col
lision with IN" Government in rouurr.
tiou with it. DchS came iu'u rhurc" uf
the strike through being president vi
the American Railway Uuion
Started in Pullman Plant
The trouble arose in the uu'maY
plant on tho southern ont skirts - CNi.
"agO at tho time Of general business
depression somewhat akin 10 that If r.r
present The issue. however. WIS '0o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-17
HELP WANTED-MALE

DlI ERNIAKER -- AsJistuIf foreman for
shop doing general tank ami piat" work..
.1rat"d in PAliad' tphia; stat. rEe ana ex.
|. rlnnnn = lll. l."dRor Offlcn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-17
SALES MANAGER

Established financial organization is Geek
ing sales manager for their Phila. branch
Office; One who IL capable of securing sales
men. training and holding them: We are
offering the very highest grade of stocks and
bonds OF old-es TIA bi shed firms: this IL an
unusual opportunity for the right man. Call
Room 1903. Pennsylvania Building. Ask
for Mr. Fastenau.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-17
HELP WANrEp-MALE

MAN wanted as stockkceper and shipping
clerk; must have references. WTlte BOX
20 Ledger. t4iI South st. .----y.
POCKETROOK PERIBNCED
MEN FOR FINE WORK; STEADY IOSi-
,r1IiNS APPLY NJ 2l7 LEDGER OFFICE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-17

EOTII TIOH
Man. PREE%RAtLY WITH WEARY
ENHF,RtENtE. SEE %iR. GEEI.%(VE II /,
or MIR WE5COlT, FINSr 5iUrN. 'PIli,
I.IC LEDHER
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-17
ROJKKEEHEE
GILLIAN ERCY & co

WI Iay, lr.er Lad = ic1' ..a~,a
WhY not read our ~ to sa.os'uau.
men act"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-17
PAINTING AND DPAPERHANG1Na

PApf.ItlIANGING done very rras Write =
R"-ui,k. 33i \. 52d ST. or phone Rol o3Ga
PAINTING DON" rcus1uaOIc. REHL, ""i
y. I'm 81.
pAPENIA&Gl%G don" r"asounb,r PIrl,si1e
iap"rh"nginE Co., ilIN L"idy uN. B"'. 42@I
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-17
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES

CI''T.PRICE niryrr supplies, Solar ms
Iamus S37i rubber pedals Sl5O pHir;
r.rr. SI.T5. rvii"r chairs. $3.50. horns ;:G
Ncvcrirai. "a. wheels r"sprked 81 30 and
ir,Ird aUr GUg 5. 52d 81. Oprn cvc. & SIN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-17
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

AGGRESSIVE manufacturers agency wants
10 represent rssponsib g factory In Chicago,
on commission Address Floyd Short Part
nors. 30 n, Mchgan ave. Chicago.
SECRGpARY STENOGRAPHER. q years
experience, god sales correspondent, de-
slrea connection 4 G35. Ledger Office.
{ SECRETARY RY-STENOGRAPHER Al, thor
Oughly efficient, IL years exp, desires re-
sponsibie position. a 632, Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-17

SALESMAN -. MoTORTRUCK SALESMAN
WITH WHOLESALE EXPERIENCB
WANTED by WELL..KNoWN MANUEAC.
TERER TO TRAVEL EASTERN PENNSYL-
NANIA TERRITORY, CALLING ON ESTAB-
L!SHED DEALERS ONLY MAN WITH En-;
CELLENT REFERENCES AND RECORD
NEED APPLY WRITE LETTER, STAT
ING PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE AND SAL
AIRY DESIRED. NJ 3l9, LEDGER OFFICE.
resident saleaman: one who
can take caro- of Philadelphia and sur
territory; must I've ablo TO handle
II line OF childrCns muslin underwear: com
m sgion 10 per cent Common Sense NJ. U.
Atfy., Poughkcopsio. * y
SA t.ESNfAN, real estate. IN central office
state ago ana cXnerieT"e. L 1890, Led
ger Office.
SALESAIAN--t.arRo truck company manu-
featuring lin" DCpular-priCed trucks. open
ing factory branch 10, Ledger Office.
SALESMAN. acUuaIntrl with laundry. want
I'd by SOAP mfr. comm II III, l.cd. OF.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-17

TTIWTN y EE W0UToI TTT II VTVT0h |V"Ir ON
= rhc city = l535 Lrdg"r Ofl''".
'TTTERS EXPERIENCED ,.UTTERS
q !, IARlES, SIIN ATD LEATHER
" "lS LEDGER OFFICE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-17
WOMEN

WOMEN
Protestant. wcii-cducated. OF good aproar-
arCe and personality for position with we'll
krown corporation IN tho educational field {:
It. energetic and sclfrcliant women an Op-
iu-tunity with rapid Advancement IL offered
can 1888 Germantown ave. or phone
Wvuming 3s0n. TO I.
vOI'NG wOMAN-A good orro-.uriy for
capah'o Young woman vino leans toward
u pusiton "f rosTousihiI!'"i or" VETO uUI"r-
sIands and ;s interested In craftsmanship
irctcrr.d.
Aon'y bureau cf EmHcyw.nl
WNEAAiAEEE'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-17

OLD gold, silver, platinum. plated ware, Old.
styo tcwclry. teeth plates bought for cash
FsC lSl7. J. l.. Clark. r"nncr SOH SAMSON
W. BI'Y Old gold SILVER. platinum. d,n.
mouds Oi Gold shop. 0Od Fllbert 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-17

YOuH-G WOMAN t. assist coor rnI ,aHe
car" ~ service quarters: private family;
SO and ho&rd; good references rcqggrsI. in
teliErlr" uri'.s need not reply. Write y.
Plus. Nv Century Club.
GenernI
MAKE MONEY At HOME
You can earn from 81 to 81 an hour IN Toui
ensiiy learned by our now sImTIo r. M ma,h"d 1
not CanvassIrE or soliciting: we teach yup
how, sol your work aEd pay YOU nash each
Write TO-DAY 20 American SHOW Card school
28O Ryri" lildE., Toronto. Canal.
sUL.r IS YOUR STARE TINE
W" viii tra'n rou TO write snorcar1s g.
us; n" c"n.ass.ns or soliciting, "" suppl
you nS1 wh v 91% iTG YG5 M 10 gSianeS 56 c a." %iect
Toronto Canada.
woulsx wAN+Eb NI!HlH " "H%TEH aara }r.Rxrxe. do.
m"nd srGnt"r 'han supply, good pay: learni
special ofr,r. Including frro nursr''q ,an,I-
si%IIuor" "F %rtRslI2GGr I2GGr"IIG.Hrs' I5%Ti Eh%AG9
Ashland lNyI. Ghicaso. II.
WE ARE doslrous Of Eetting IN touch WI,h
AVID 5r"ud n" ;ItE II IR,mdninIIia WorH >% ,ba ir
spar" hours thiS work ls VI asart, clean
"rttdn "'F ~ l"~ i" I.rs'g U S%,1 ~ @Mp%s
.rrk Wh.ch VIII J." profit abb. to vou Nppi~
and address
VuUN,i WOM.NN, educated: ex-,carhor nro
'"rr"d. unusual position; salary Sl5Uu frat
,G TcrmSnent % D"p, " ~ jGTPTRIhTta,oH jpnp I61,
S.Ho"I Assn. Nat rn! H1R Wv York
'IyIl %EENiGE y ,od YaSms ,s"6 Pht,a.. oct Nov
,0u,,cs.ary. Far FREQ unr'iru.Trs, instrHr
,oo. wr't" J, Leonard rorm"r ciyu Service
~ @l2 Equ!tebl@ RldE,, Washington, y. {.
WA%TEu-T"a"hcrS for h.ir sch u. grades
iN.
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LOST AND FOUND

wednsstay iaght. GStobet 1e Walnut
mond. mon T Reward | Il rctWrned turn II to 80" sSi2 D'am1nd ia
~. Phone diamond GG22.
DOG Lost. white wTc-haired fox terrier,
name Of Bo6bis, in "s Vicinity S Sf WyncSe w % or or
JsnkntG%wn on October o. liberal reward If
FOUNTAIN PEN--Found fountain pen. oct.
Apply TO y. Llpplncott, 227 $. 9th st. -
RING. Lost, emerald diamond ring. rh. ,ahy
HELP WANTED-FEMALB
CHAMRERMAIp and laundrcss,. white.
In family; good vases. Call Monday between
CHOCOLATE COATER, exp good pay neat.
stendy work 3ai3 Woodland ave
drSn ,in.ss lying II tRS suburbs, ages . 10 z
srancc Xddress iSS ISRST'T"Ss IaSqoT Sat@e %.' re
NuRSE-A practical nurse wanted to kecp
house sfor children. youngest y"ars;
iSdi iSiGry S'2 weekly rhmo Germantown
REELERs and coHo spoilers, experienced
on wor*ted yarns; excellent wages pleas
T'sshor imG 26th Hf'I Hnd RcGd s,s.. St. Enipioy:
m"nt Dept. between : 80 and II 4 II
ALEswoMEN
WANTED. EXPERIENCED sALEswOMFN
APPLY LIT BROTHERS
RCREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
81 FLOOR, 7TH AND F1LBERT STREETS
CPHOLSTERER. scamstrcsscs and table
ISL SAMSON 81.
WAtTRESS. Protestant: previous experience
d"sir9blc, but not ncCcssary Phoir Over
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WOMAN FOR TRAVELLING POSITION

ago Corpnraton. doing net!ou-v.id" business,
VIII l." at the HOt"l AdclVhip for several
lays Tor the purpOS' Of Interviewing or :
women anxious 70 maN" permanent curreC-
N"h, with splendid opportuuity f.r advance.
menu. applicants must Apply In lsorE0n and
b" between % and 40 Years of al;". have at
cast nigh school education and f"ot-loos" to
IhNeI 'MensiNCl": applicants must icaN"
phiadephia within week. NJ experience or
Investment required; v will nav railroad
position worth. s75 per v.nok: only women
with r'raonaiitv. culture and rcdnornrnt viii
h" considered; no CanvRssers y I'd Dri iy: out
-, town applicants Eivo details a. to age
cduCa,tgn Ind telephone number See MISS
KATHERINE El1E, Hotel Ad"lrhia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-17

AGENTS-Catchl, st aerial toys invented;
immensely interesting to younERtcrs:
caaies: sellers; large ?roilts; "NCusiv" t'r
r,tOry offered; writo 'mrN"dia,Ily. MtruI co.,
TriLInn ISIdE.. New York;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-17

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lot OF its kind published; mailed FREE.
standard Advertising Agency. 100, St
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
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AGENTS. UOC an hour to advertise and
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Arizona republican., 1921-11-20
CHRIS STAN
Central Christian Church

Situated at corner of Central ave- nue and Mckinley street. Bible school at 9:45 a. m. Orchestra be- gins playing at 9:30 a. m. Preaching and the Lords Supper at Il a. m. and 7:30 D. m. Morning subject, The First Commission Evening subject, Experiences of a Young Man." Christian Endeavor at 6: 30 p. m. The choir is under the direc- tion of Milton Rasbury, the violinist, and Norma Rasbury, pianiste. The musical program for this Sunday in- cludes the following:
 Prelude-"Adagio Beethoven Anthem ---...-..- ...-....- -ChoIf Offertory -"Nocturne" ...... Chop4r Postlude-Hymn Choir
 The Emerson Mission-The Gen. tral Christian church conducts a Sunday school in the Emerson school building, corner of Seventh street and Palm Lane, every Sunday after noon at 2:30 o'clock. MT w. L. Eos ter is superintendent. A cordial in vitation is extended to the public to attend and assist.
 Longfellow Mission-Sunday school is held every Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the LongfelloII school building, at Eighteenth and East Adams The school is under the su- pervision of the Central Christian church MT. w P. Arnold is super intendent. At 3:30 p. m. each Sum day the Lords Supper is observed and the gospel is preached. The peo- pie of the community are extended a cordial welcome. Charles T. Rad ford, minister.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20
"REUNIoN" IN THE HOUSE

WASHINGTON-When Represen- tatlVe Thomas S. Crago of Pennsyl- Vania and Representative A. Platt Andrews of Massachusetts happened to meet in the office of the sergeant at-arms of the house the other day to be sworn in as new members they had an interesting reunion.
 What are you doing here?" Crago asked Andrews.
 Waiting to be sworn in And how about you?"
 Same here"
 They had been classmates in Princeton and had not met in nearly quarter of a century, but came to- gether by a fortuitous chance to be sworn in on the same day as a result of special elections in their respec- tive states. Representative Crago succeeds the late Representative Garland of Pennsylvania, and Repre- sentative Andrews succeeds former Representative Tony Lufkin ot Massachusetts, who is now collector of the port of Boston.