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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-04
La tTagiCa muGrte del Illus
tre Don Eduardo DatO

quilo, saba tambien ser en6rgico cuan
do era precise
FL "Gaulois dice que ell sr. Dato hizo
frente su ruda labor con energica va
lentia, por 10 cual le debe eterno agra
decimiento la Espafa que trabaja y que
quiere prosperar; La Espaha que es
consciente del papel que desempefia en-
el terreno Intellectual y econ6mico.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-20
VICTORY STORAGE

1905 Filbert. Phone belmont 1910
for estimates. Piercc-ArrOW vans,
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BUILDERS COMBINE
TWO ASSOCIATIONS
Exchange and Employers Body
Consolidate: Membership Of
1000 to 1900 Expected
WILL PROMOTE EFFICIENCY

Tho builders Exchange and the
Building Trades Employers Associa
ton Of Philadelphia have been con
soldated. This action places Phila
delphia in tho front rank of the build
ing trades associations of the country
and brings together two Of Philadcl
phia 3 strongest organizations.
A committee composed Of represcnt Ia =
tives Of the two bodies has been ap-
pointed TO select officers and Board
Directors to be composed of three mem :
bers of each of the two orga nizations.
The election will be held as soon as
the committees report is received. No
name has as yet been selected for the
new organization.
Headquarters Of the consolidated
body will be for the present in the
Builders Exchange Building. Seventh
street above Chestnut.
The Builders Exchange. of which
Nelson Mayhew is president, wns char.
tered February II. 1887. and is COM
posed of the City's leading building ma :
terinl and equipment men. II has q
of about 800. The Build
ing Trades Employers Association. ~
South sixteenth street. was organized
several wears ago. Il is headed by
Joseph NJ Steele and its membership Of
nearly 300 represents the largest en-
ploycrs Of building labor in Philadel-
pha.
Under the consolidation plan, which
IS expected TO produce a more efficient
and economical trade body. the mem .
bership is expected TO increase quickly
TO 1000 or 1900.
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Deaths

ApS IN < S""y2 o:I wlAM ST'F F. NEiEx M@Ge Ta, Tn
n. a, Meaia sDs.rr!an rhurch, ~, ~ A.
BAER: :-%n APg, %, a, he residence of
dcr OF 5ssPH aH h2E IEnos sGGa m
Wednesday evening. Inrerment Wilkes,
BAisCH.-Aprn :. la4l. LILLIAN NJ.
daush'"r Of Mary aId ri.' Ia'" Iohn RalEch
Relatives and friends a", 'ny,.d to attend
1870 =. Willow Groy" n,a Ch"s'nu' nm
RI aARro> . NJ %,, Il t. M%RTfI HI FIR u,,o, -,
,.io.an ,Hio.tas h@rtYn, ascd II. Relatives and
t,'enas invited TO attend sCryic"s. Fri. =
T.; T., u ., at late rssidSnCs lS' Hoffman st
Az, AZ %3 AH5l 9 lSsE HE:rE%. w.do@ HG5'"""r of
HI RLANDsudGGc%ni%%e q AbriT fG2"rp GEORGE
r, husband OF Alice McCnla Bland aged 80
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
late residenca. Ardmoro' ave. ana Havcrfdrdi ord
road, ATdmore Pa ln' private
Of Charl". :. Rros'us Nnatlv.e and friend.
are are 'n,!'' to IN" SER ice. on Saturday morn
5@S5 snrico ''T", ,,t n"r ;h," res'd'nce.
CALLAHAN -suddesn;lV,' NDrti N>a1ii'H Is. FRAN.
us j.; husband " late Nora \. GaIrahan
invited. FIJI, $ 80 \ NJ, lata residence 2Iis
r. ?o'h y, SOLEMN mass Of requiem Church
@f ST, Monica 10 A. ". precisely. Int.
,G,,A.RPENTER --Apul Is. SUSAN A. CAR.
dEHTER J. :; o4 Hf"i \" Fun"rai services Fri.
mains mav d" ..T' Thurs o'e.
o, -, Y,,oN}r. w. L.. I"-l, A%MA \ wtrn
ana friends al" la,l'ri 20 attend funeral
en- $40 a. ~. from hor late r"sidsnre.
S23a E&rcS S"TS IS ,o"& @h a m8ss ,s! St.. stephen
CRANE.-AprU 10 MARY ALICE vyife NJ
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next month are generally small and that
little new financing will be necessary
should contribute to general conditions
which are making for an easier money
market.
Heavy Exports 10 Germany
Exports from the United States TO
Germany in the fiscal year which ends
with June will exceed those of any
year prior 70 the war. Whatever may
be said about her buying power or
the currency in which she conducts her
trade. the merchandise which she is
taking from the United States in the
fiscal year 1921 will be of great value,
measured in good American dollars.
than in any year in the history of our
trade relations.
Prior to the war. says a statement
by the National City Bank. Of New
York, our biggest exports 70 Germany
we're 1852 200 900. They had slowly
crcpt up from S1sT 900 900 in 1000 TO
$3.50 900 900 in 1910; S352, 900, 900 in
1919. the year before the war, then,
Of course. dropped to $4,000. 900 in
1915. So 900 900 in 1915. and nothing
in 1917 or 1918. resuming at 500 .O00.-
900 in 1919. $311 ,0OO, 900 in 1920. and
will considerably exceed S400. .OOO. 900
In the fiscal year WI. as against the
pre- war high record Of 1852, 900, 900 in
1919. In the eight months for which
We have now official figures. the record
shows exports to Germany $3.50 .000.-
600: in the latest month Of that period
the short month Of February-they
were $40. 900 600 and should the four
remaining months Of the fiscal year
average ms much Us that of February,
the totnl exports to Germany in the
fiscal year 1921 would be s440, ZOO. 900.
as against the high record Of S352, ,O0O,-
900 in the year preceding the war.
TIE TRADER.
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URGE SITE FOR 1926 FAIR
Ground Between City and Navy Yard
Suggested to Mayor

Tic larg" 'ra,r OF open land which
lies hc'wrcn th" city and til" Navy
Yard has been suggested a. IA sit" for
tho S"sQuicentcnnial Exposition Of
1926
Joseph NJ Huston and Stanford b.
Lewis, architects, have presented 70
Mayor Moore rlanS for the improvement
Of thc lowlands south of the city and
the erection Of the exposition bindings
there. This plan has tn" Endorsement
Of the Philadelphia Real Estutr Board.
Tho Huston Lewis plan was submit
ted TO the Mayor in competition with
the plans which have already been sub
mittrd by Paul Crrt. The Cret plan
utilize the Parkway and both banks Of
IN" Schuylkill river contiguous to Fair
mount Park.
According to the Mayors visitors
Yesterday. the rity's chief executive r1-
pressed satisfaction ut receiving tho
competitive plan.
The Mayor said he would submit tho
Huston Lewis plan along with any
others that might be received by the
citizens committee.
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SrENOGRAPHER wanted. must b. rapid
accura'e. with exp; state age salary sx.
pccted, Box 200O. L"dger Branch, 927 n, 81
STOCK Statesmen wanted TO sell an un.
usually attractive preferred stock Issue
Of esta bished chain store system: good com.
mission and futur" Tor right man. Address
ManaGer. Room 1913, A. ". 3ith ST.. y Y.
UPHOLSrERERS wan,rd-llsh grade work
pleasant place at the J. j.. Van Solver Co.
factory. Camden y. j.
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PERSONALS

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-I Will No,
he responsible after this date Tor any biz
contracted by any one other than Inyseig
II d Pri2cr 529 Market st w. Mann Co
VIII. not b, rOsponslble Tor any Joh,a
uuless contracted by myse!f HARpy
wALDAIAN, iO9O ParkEide av.. T. 1s Ia NJ .,
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WALL STREET Invastmonr banking
house ig expanding ~ Philadelphia
sales force, leads and organization
cooperation affOI ded J. li"O.
Ledger OfhCr.
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MARRIID

MORTON --FRANTT. ON Apru is. 1921.
SARAH WlSTAR MORTON daughter OF Or.
Thomas : X. Morton to SAMUEL. GIBSON
FRANT2. Of Crossatt Ark son OF Mrs. a.
J. Frantz. ~ Princeton, y. j., by the Rev.
Edward VI JeTcrys at st Peter 3 church.
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N NFNIORIANI

SHEPp ARD WILLIAM RIDDLE SHEr.
fARD Memorial E~rN .CpI vi'l be- held M
the Firs' -, =. i,riur church 7th and I,o.
Gust sts.. TEIfsuh" April -, az . T.. ".
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

Notice IL hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between Louis Mar
YIN, SLiney II. Lcmisch and David 4.
HOIant1 under the firm namH NJ l.. Marvin
& Company. has baeG dissolved bv mutual
consent, the said David T.. Rolonta withdraw
ing from said Arm az ~ April ~ l"2l
The business wilt b. continued n' '...Y e
Ma rvin and sidney II Iemlsch 'r,dIr- ,s
4. Marvin a Company vino " e. 0trr %.
obligAtions Of the company and iu Nn0u %.
SIDNEY H. LEAiIS,!I
LOUIS MARVIN
DAVID e. ROLONTZ
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General

AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS are always in
hest equipped automobile and trac. O" school
In the East, Write. pAone or ca'l for free
catalogue. PctH Aur0wOtivr Scnuo. s TO 10
y. 2ot4 s., Philadclrhs, Pa,
WE TEACH YOU 70 DRIVE AND REPAIR
AUTOMOBILES
$?I For EI,LL: & GoMphETE COURSE, E25
DAY 4 MONT CLASSES ,Opcn SunduyaD
SATTLERS. 1901 to u Spring Garden 81.
CIVIL SERVICE combinations April and
Ma; many Nacancies; Fslarv $1,000 900;
write for sample iest. J. ll0s. Ledger OffiCs
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LEGAL ADVERTIsEMENTs

49, ESTATE or WLLEM SIX. 0E.
49, ceased ettcr7 % uncIl'arv sdmints
tra.lOn upon n" estate OF Wiliem SIX DE-
ret yed. having been Crar ted 10 Fidelity irHst
Company. all persons Indebted 10 'hr said
estate nre requested TO maze payment ana
Il Osr having claims against the sHne -
present thom, without delay, at the ufice ~
ihe said company. 3"5 33l Chestnut street
WILLIAM r. GEsT
President.
.-59;- ESTATE or RUDOLPH CARTL SIX
49, Irt>Pa asCSl--l."tt'Is + .idrDIDiHirgtlru
,uIl 'ustamcntO RnneNu upon N" rpta'a :
PuLOlph CRrCl Six decclFed lhytng hnon
Rranted 10 FIDELITY TRUST CONpAEy'
All persons Indebted 10 tn. -oid estata are
Ing claims TO present them, without deln,.
~ the ffirc o. N" said COW puuy 3n5-39I
chestnut II Philadelphia
WILLIAM T.. GEST
pIrs.u. NJ
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.r.1rn rRnrosALs MnL nr nnr>rn

by the Suyt of Idshthgus"s ThuadeInlIa
Pa . +. VI, May Il. 1921. r. a.flrari.s
ard b.tuminoVs coal. gasruna. IEi aCetyrpns
n aceton" and Hs.l. sea. i'gg. InCorma-
ton en- applI- alton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-20
EIIIGH NAVIGATION ELECTRIC co
ELrat MntlEAEe ThirtN.N ear sinking Fmnh

IEIiIGH NANIGATION ELECTRIC co.
first N0rtgaEe Thrty-Near sinking Fund
Bonds, scr1eS ~" and series "B. ."--Cnisr
provisions ~ the m .rtgaE- lated July
1913. ss~ur!rE said bonds. sealed rroDoss
viii be received until O'CLOCK =. ~. April
20, 1891 a. the office e the PennByivRnIa
COMPANY for Insurances On Lives and Grant
inE AHruitias. Trustee. for the redemption
out Of moneys held in the Sinking Fund at
the lowest price not exceeding the retemp-
tiOn price specified in said bonds and accrued
interest ot many bonds as $50. 267.dl
viii purchase. Al proposals should be Sd-
dressed 20 tho Undersigned
THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY for In
surSnces on Lives and Granting Ar1ui'iss.
bi1 Chestnut ST., PhNR.. Pa.
Proposals ror Sinking Fund Of Leh.Eh
Navigation Electric co,
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DEPARTMENT OF rURLIC WORKS
BUREAU OF HIGHWAYS
Room 23e, City Hall
philadelphia

Fred Dunlap,
Chief OF Bureau
April IaS,
s.aleA Proposals VII ba raca,vss
o,snSd In Room 2iG City Hal a, ~ o'cJorh
oooon kprI ecd. 1891. FOR 'i''H
H.nSsW paving (Rssessmen' r-o-El
= PurnishirE and erecting arh' lr ns,u-.s
in buildings 'o-aled In West Leax7,s
island ParE
CoHstruc!ion ~ bathing beaches In w.s.
LEAGUE IE,ard Park. "
Z, TurnishIuC and delivering oil FOR rno.
ani.o elimination. ~
u FSirrishlrF arl delivering blockm.n',
- pssii!ns machln- broom spiad'..
FRANK H. CAvEE
,,,r,,. At Room 2a". City Ha,1 ,1''e'''''
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GOSSIP OF
THE STREET

lherc was freely circulated rumoI
on thc street yesterday and in banking
parIors Of an impending important com
merclal failure out of town lnforma =
Ton concerning the report was very
meager. but il vas intimatod that some
announcement would be made shortly
| from New York 1t was further init
mated that the troubles Of the concern
whose identity was icalously guarded
was entirely the outcome Of poor man =
| agement
Ihc concern, il was stated. had ma
uonal prominence and would prove
! somewhat of a shock although the Of =
fects of the embarrassment had been
pretty well discounted in banking circles
| IN New York. where the brunt Of the
lailure will be mostly fclt Although
! acknowledging having wind Of the mat :
! yer none of the important local banking
! affair.
Earlier in the day il was hintcd some
large financial institution was in dis
treSs but this rumOr proved to be false
ana was the outgrOwth of the report re
garding the commercial concern.
Credit Situation still Tense
According TO the testimony Of local
banklng interests, who have been max
ing close hand study OF tho credit
. situation, especially in New York, il is
asserted there is still q great deal Of
room for improvement
on all sides, where a drastic mark
ing down of Inventories has been found
necessary. paper offered is open to SuS.
picion. While perhaps never before in
the memory of the banking community
has discrimination been applied so Wig
orousIy 10 all loans. there has been
som" rough handling. bur this was
necessary to bring order out Of almost
chaos.
Complaints are heard on every side
against the arbitrary action of the loan
ing institutions. but in almost each in
stance there was good ground. The
newly invened first aid Of financialdom,
commonly known as creditors commit
tees" has added great deal of ad-
ditiOnal labor and worry TO banks and
banking interests.
Some Of the patients coming under
the attention of the financial surgeons
have been mighty sick. In n number Of
cases severe major operations were per-
formed and the heroic cure averted
serious embarrasSments.
Pennsylvania Railroad Bonds
Harper & Turner have issued a very
Instructive. rs we'll ~ interesting. cir
cUlar letter concerning the PPnnsyl-
vania Railroad Bonds. which was in
cited 10y reason Of the recent decline in
the stock and bonds Of that company.
After pointing out that the company's
capital stock has declined in market
quotations from ~ per share to about
SO on the fear the company may find
itself unable 10 maintain III" present
dividend rate Of u per cont per annum.
the circular rightfulIy states there is
no good reason that We know why this
decline in price should extend 70 the
companys bonds. although the recess
slons since January | have been about
as follows:
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- OFFICE Oh TIE WILLIAM CRAuP
BJILDING COMPANY

Philadelphia April ~ 1927
70 A.. ro I"o'.rg of the StJokhodpr4
NJ I've ~ 'a". '.~amp & sons Sn!u .rd
ErE.ra BI. I.aF O.. nraaY WI. l. IcG ~
the urrJ- ~ ne CmrIguv R,cEmord ara
Norris streCts IN the Citg OF PhIadsIpHIn
o. Thursday. Npril @S. 1921. at IL o'clock
noon. FOR he TgIrose ~ ,'ect,nE Directors
!, serve '0l the ensuing year and tranEarr.
irE sucn other busness as may be brought
h4'Ors the rTa0t'Eg
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LAINDRNMAN, small IusUiu'ou undrT
standing boiler mHCiir"ry aud hand IRON
.ru Prom 0ycrbrook 1897
Man. middle aged care one COW wuIk f.,
greenhouse. Apply after -. Victor Rock
ems Rusednla ave, Glemside, IA.
NAN am looking for a pHrtIrnlsr ,vna
NJ man who Ia Inherently honest who car
faithfully prcpresent an Organization OF M
uOnal reputation and record rcEardleSH ~
your present occupation YOU may be thst
particular man. whom can place In A posi
ton 10 earn not less than $500 per YEA
can 42S. Land Title bdg, ''
motor industry today are usually men VIZ vhho
went with their companies when they wero
young, such an opportunity IL now presented
MOtOrtruck Co, can personally, from
a. m, 10 p. M, Suite 1920, Widener BldE.
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HELP WANTEp-FEMALE

ALTERATION HANDS, experienced on ,vor,
ems dresses also helper good pay: steady
position. Apply The Blum Store, 1910 Chess
nut St, fourth floor,
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WOMAN. married, lady with private tee-
phone to carry message Of well-known. az
tabished house to lIst of prospective Gus
toners; remuneration TO person with good
vocabulary; an hour or two each day for
business and home For fun particulars
apply the BaChraCh Studio, 1929 Chestnut st.
Locust 1910.
YOUNG LADIES wanted. nea, Rrpoa rancs.
Riuini Chemical Co, . s, 18th al
YOUNG WOMAN-Wanted, intelligent In.
dustrious Young woman Of artistic tenn
Ternment and good appearance in high
care for showroom samples and acquire
kpOwIrdRa OF selling exclusive decorative
trade; prefer person who has had some bust
ness experience and must Pc willing 10 work;
yHlary = begin 81. Reply. giving references,
T. 1890. Ledger OfhCe
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rosrorF1CE DErNRrMENr, Mn.hInrtnn

viii be r.ceved A. ne orr 0f ;Sc' FSS'HfSai" faT
A. Vi May 1s. io2i. for men furnl.hina &GiT
pa per Gnclud!ng White and co.orod WIN.
irg perforated Eheots book. Impression
typewritcr. Computing machine. wrapping.
manila carbon. bot'Ing toilet. ani biUe
printL gum labels tape. 'ob'"ts plan and
printed facing slips. examination index
ard guide cards '0.iers ,ardboard straw.
board. OIL board OBJ and HANK hooks
tracing cloth aod 'aEs a. they may he
o-dered for the Use % ihe Postal Service
from time 20 time during tho hscai wear be-
ginning july 'Pol Rlanks tor proposals
With specifications and ,rH'ruc lone TO bid.
dsrs Will he furnished upon application to
the Purchasing Agent. Will. X HAYS
Poatr'aB'sr General
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ALDISE TRUST COMPANY
mnnn hnNInuA -

April 70 1921
A, rrg..a- meeting or III" Era-I o11 H..
rec,ors Of rhrs oomI& nv. he'd ~, Hay a
regular quarterly dividend ot ar per cent
Dany payable May !, l0?I. u s'oc rho4er, ,
~ record April - 1921,
" checks wlIl b. mailed.
THOMAS IT, I%GRAM
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THE cOLoN.IAL D,,. IErsT.coMrANY

Philadelphia. Pa.
wu.. Euav d1' I.-'.t'rg ~ Iu. Colonial
Trust ompanS hos mss day declared a
rsE,Ilar quarterly flvtdeqd ~ two per cent
ana an "x,rH dividend % One-hnIf pr
cent } On May Io$I 20 stookhoJSssyG" hoJSs COMPANY,
ord at the lose Of business on April 20
1921 Checks vii, be mailed,
! X. DAVIDSON, Jr., Secretary
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

ALTERATION HAND
We require an experienced alteration hand
and litter; one with department store ex-
pericnce preferred: good salary permanent
position. -...
STEWARDS
1927 Market St
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Annual Meetings

NJ, TIIE ANNINL MEEIING OF THE
~ Members and Loa anh0dsrs " the
ZOOI OGI,A Al SOCIETY VIII u- held on
Thursday. April sS. 1921. at 12 O'Clock. o,
81 rn-Stnut street, al whLh tine an
al"c'on will be held for slx Directors 20
yer.e for 2 term Of three 'cars
WILLIAMS q, CADWALADER
e..
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SITUATIONS WANTEp-MAIr

A., OF lNrANT-AUDITD m dcslrHs U,rt-,I,ra
"ori. uunUfactm ling and constructi IN ar.
counting specially, Wyoming 5"2S
,llArFFErE.-Nuu ru,u. - White IL
sr"S pos.u'u WITH prHU'" fu.nli, Il .r,'.,
lNr'rleuC"' careful driver, n,a'. rourteou.
rrIiab,", Al references J. 1875 Lcdecr
OffCe
CITAUFF'EUR. colorrG wishes position NJ,
vate. age 81, gentlemauly, wiIiins nnJ
cal eful, who understands traffic ,rItS
PierCe-ATrOw: refs, II years. exp; lnarrish.
wife good cook. Address 2lOi Master st
CHAUFFEUR desires position, prlyata ar
truck, will 20 nn&whcrei rrrrrenCes and
experience 2i23 I'ns street.
IltAFrSMAN uud engineer with buiIdIn,,
ConatrucllCn experience. A $40, Ledger or
DEAFTsAlAN designer. engineer eAI. r..
chanLcal, CiMl 4 metal min. A ~, lea. 0H
MANAGER credit clothing store omen 90,
prop. ! &rs. With chain strs, A 489. l.. @
OFFICE and house leaning, JanitoT worL
reasonable; reliable Mitchell, 23O 81
Quines. .-
SALES MANAGER or representative would
represent Philadelphia concern with LIEh
Ertdn product, q rNtC" or uthCrWIsp In Mo-
York Clty, no stock 33, live wire. rIsht an
pearanCe. salary or commission, $4,000. t5UOn
AlH1- = \ i3l. IndE"r Othce
TRAINER and handler Of string Of shootins
or held trial dogs foy private gentleman
excellent references. J. II. Wise 2i4 H.
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STORAGE AND MOVING

SAFETY Storage Van ~. psr Inc g,
37l".li Market a.. established I,>i--In
cal ard lorg-dstarCa hHuliug. p,rNlY.: s.9,.
rcnte locked storage ro'ms. Prom Barn,
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S.SJ7 TIE EAST BROAD TOR RAILROAD
- AND COAL COMPANY
American TtuilhInP phiI,

NOrth NmerIchh HuIIdIhE, PhIll.. Pn.
TIE Annual MesurE Of tt6e stoci,hoTTdier,
u the Eaat Broad Top Railroad and Goa
"r,sulng vrar VIII b" hel4 AZ tho oTios OF
,ne c9mpanT A. ne aa,6oye address on
4" JOHN GILRFRT, Secretary
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
HORSES
OLD GOLD
BoATs Observation-Disclosures

OLD sold. silver platinum. plated ware, o.%
Btyle jewelry. teeth plates bought Tor casa
Est. 1917. J. ]. Clark rehner s0I SAMSON
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IS-FOOT Mullins cane for sale; eKces"
condition; full equipment; price reason
able can Germantown +TjI J, or whi
~ EarInam terrace,
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

sT#%%{HIHRhh,EtIl,IIEtH ,!,%Sp ,A!%p. TYn!$r, GEN.
PERInMCE; LODERATE SALARY. NJ 33S
LEDGER OFFICE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-20
SITUATIONS wANTED-mALE

YOrNG MARRIED MAN. ?S. former ,,-.
officer. desires outside position conS,,T..
tlon or 'abor foreman; speaks Spanish. viii
go anywhere: unusual dualfcation, via. ia.
experience 23l. Ledger Oftlco. "'''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-20
Miller, North Broad Storage Co

Moving: brick and flreproot storage pacEiSS iSS
RADFORD-Local and long distance NOV.
ing; storage IN separate room. I.~ ran,
on hauling In storage. 53lO y. Water q.
Wyoming 2395 j.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-29
10 ", \, S. STUDENTS
COMPLETE COURSES
while $50 Grade Pupils Are Promoted
INTO High School

Ten students have completed their
curriculum at Wheeling High school
and are now entitled TO their diplomas.
hut Will hay" to wait until the June
exercises 10 ct them.
Tn" majority of these students have
mad" up the work they lost Will" the
influenza ban was on, and deserve great
credit for applying themselves in such
4 way IN order 20 max up their wU7k.
, few arc intending to enter college. hut
most or them will take up their LIE
pursuits.
As only t"u pupils ar" leaving tho
high school authorities Will md il rath-
or Difficult, 10 make room for the 80
that are entering.
The graduates arc: Classical; Vienna
Sullivan. Gladys Williams. and Margaret
kaSIry. Industrial Arts: Hal ka'n. Roy
Ea-nss. Willis Marshall and George
thinner. General: Oliver Gcnth"r. Com.
m"rc!al: Margaret krcbS. Household
Arts: Dorothy Dalnscl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-29
COAL IS KING
Plans Completed for Public Movie Per'
Torrance Tonight at Chamber OF
Commerce.

The pub%c are invited 10 attend the
big moving picture show at the Chamber
Of Cummerc" Assembly room, Market
Aud torium Building. tonight.
tn" show will be open to all without
any charge OF admission.
The much talked Of Coal is King"
which has been shown in many OF the
leading cities throughout tho country
will he thrown on the screen at eight
o'clock promptly.
The picture was produced and loaned
70 tho S~t1tionerv Engineers Association
OF Wheeling BY the Ford Motor Com