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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-26
CHSsIFIEDApS;
I H E E M P l R E
IS THE MEDIUM

Through which the general public can always have its wants supplied.
 Closing time for classified advertisements: ? P. M.
 Closing time for display ad- vertisements: II A. M.
 CLASSIFIED AID RATES
 Ten cents per line first in- sertion.
 Five cents for subsequent in- sertion.
 Special rates by the month.
 Count five average words to the line.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-26
THE JUNEAU AND SEAVIEW
 APARTMENTS

Newly furnished housekeep- ing rooms. fully supplied with all modern conveniences. includ- ing light. water. baths. All outside rooms Splendid view of the Channel. Two. 3 and A. room suites suitable for private families. Special winter rates.
 THE SEAVIEW
 Has clean, eoZy apartments Tn q. 3 and l-room suites for bachelors looking for clean quarters Running water in all rooms. Rates very reason able for tho winter. Phone [ 286.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-26
GRAECO-RUSSIAN CHURCH

(Rev A. P. Kashevaroff, Rector)
 Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysotom at 1000 a. m.
 Sunday school immediately follow ing the services.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-20
SOUTHERN STOVE MEN
SEE BETTER CONDITIONS
Convention of Association opens In
thnttnnoorn with BiR Attend

tBy Associated prcss.1

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, Sept. 10
Officers ANA delegates to the south
crn stove Manufacturers Association
who opened Il two-day convention
here today, expressed The opinion that
general business conditions are slow
~ improving aud that the bottom has
been reached in the prices of basic
commodities
Fair demand :ot products Of tho
| foundrcs Was forecast for the com
ing winter and reports indicated that
some az the manufacturers are al
ready back on Il normal basis
Il was said that there Is no sur
plus stock Of stoves at the foundrics
at this time ana dealers We're advised
To place orders at once FOR needed
supplies.
Besides tho delegates from south
orn states. manufacturers are prcsc mt
from several cities north OF ihc Ohio
River. Toda!'s session was confined
To a decision OF matters affecting the
trade and the days activities closed
with the annual banquet this evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-20
CANDIDATES OF G.. O. p.
SPEAK ON SOUTH SIDE
Sicmn. trupprr aud Noel To- Make
Addresses nj Mrci!n.: nf Re-
publican Club Tonight

Rapuhlican candidates for the
House OF Delegates and other g. O. l..
speakers addressed "a meeting OF
about hny South Side citizens las;
night in the courthouse. and plans
wcr" perfected for Il mass mcetinG
to he held mt the same place ncyt
Monday night, when leading Ropuh-
licans will speak.
Tho meeting was conducted by
Harry Simpson. business manager Of
tho Republican Club Of Eichmuud.
The speakers urged Nirginians to
break away from old political tics
aud 10 take chances with tho Re
rublicans, under the lead OF Henry
w. Anderson
" K Miller. labor candidate for
the House of DclcrHtcs said IL elect
81 We would ilcln in "clcstrinG house 90
Simeon Atkinson, Legislative cand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-20
IiBEnrs LoN> nu<n MARKET
COTTON RECEIVERS
THIRD OF ITS LOSSES

>.I.v. y,,,iE ~. 90. ~, q !r.rs'
~ rSfra,e'ss ,boa' "ar-,hrd q IT, -
,'ht l.-..s dui 's tpdnvs trailing az
6.ayI IiTn.Ii,,ii';.' 'h -",a.lsr a''er 'He
r"'.val 81 nuHg.h c.n isnee '.,i The ,.t.l
nae "a = r'nRli crtr nrnr",. s.nt
49," o: >. ppn's above Satird,y's cio,-
..E IG1lHtH' Some ,: the later 'uoli'hs
S.,W." 'I'1 $500 E.tns 'al IN, irnr-
y" ~ vgi-t~.
L!..rns %. was. relatively easy early. bu,
rrlc's the. Stirred Gp nrf,-" ~
a an navhur TT ini. 10 A-n
.,..i'HE' "! i"' zion w.r. b.In. WITH
The, Wa: good lemarI Nhi5h ,@Ni.,d
selling of inst rc.k had lct; coriy.ra-
,hn''y 'li's ,,,p"e".aiive sailing uowtr IN
~ ,.'r"- ST. huvi7r was u-=au. c-ourh
sn"t.-, ,hat so,uc'h.us ~ "a shor; la
M" hjrh al@H, S'.g 80, &c ,noEmi. from
Wa St-r"t rtor-.ts wer u'acinr lr-,.
& on %%h.rh iavy hoi taac r-oH'r
a,5 i2s c."ni,r = sPh M ="
~. ~, i;Yi'"',.' sa"w'nE ne, 3d.meeS
ne - "'il h" advance Weather con
'.4,..%T'n.' man otl,gryiss. whuc there (,
: ~ rg'd' trtli". i-.c.I r-tt.rs :,t.rrl's..,,
~" adv no.. largely iu IN. l'pnray.,r.r..
+, Eraw!ge bct'f ,hat &n,,,An-r spmt h3,l.
u 'he, hon. ~ sccu-jug hlghcr prizes Gc.
'H''' 70" 'r1 ~ nv" season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-20
GROWERS REFUSAL TO
SELL ADVANCES PRI,i
I'm AsaoclatcL prnss !

NEW ORLEANS. Ia. SEPT i.'-kdvanc.a
INITnNiiu;,tiEs "a cent ana a half u mound
wsfs made hr cotton today on rcvu4siUn
o. the speculative feeling OF last ", h.
hettrr cables Dian duo. reports thut sIpW-
- were refusing to sell at pr"Nailin.
prices. ana IN many points in the Western
"'It. wrr" hauling cotton back hnru.
U.hims %: trade imI rovc.ncnt IN The I.t.y-
iiSh market aad the ruinpr that q .ar..
.2nd!i!"n r"n"rt q: 80. the lowest ,ouli-
non ptrCcntHS" ever talked Of in con-
M nee VIII he cotton crop. were ,nc
most healthy technical condition re
Suit.nE from the heavy ana urolongcd
Sc! !ne OF las; week. was Indicated by ;h.
actions Of the narke; In tile carly trad
IhS., hr'u!;honi the session IL responded
s,adiiE To- LuyinE and the demand con
Sthh'S strengthened. some %; IL cor,ip /.
from new hUy,rS lust entering tho mar
krt ana some of it from shorts who wcr"
anoGptsd {" about ., pnint! i"! an s nn S
Inyat!A via MY small rcnCt.Dns. mo
San wa w.ici"i TO ~ - Ia. noin'.
h!En"st prices being reached in tho. late
trading WHEN October r1ar to lgSi o.
iobcr closed a! tho highest ana the li,,
III points. "
Claims that the gather OF tho crop wa
nearing connie Ion in many ssct Ions ar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-20
ilrhor nnotatlnas ~ hlEs .oee,hc- wl,h
CHICAGO LIVE SToCE MARKET

VNItNID Son'. l9--Cattle; r'c,!its. q
90: STRICTLY good 10 best yysrI'ugs anil
choice handy steers. steady: others Sos.
generally i5c 20 &c lower: u-im, ycarlinrs
l'''. bulk a.! weights o. - ff:.JT. tat she
STOCK steady 20 90 lower. steady
bulk TAT cows and hc!icr-. i.o.Sf.l5; bulls.
-AC lower. bulk cpiu-nas. as Z! ~: YEA.
calves. Pc 10 81. lower. hulE Hight vcalcrs.
!. . y a.. sfoCis2Ts steady.
HOGS: reCClp's. -Hb-r. mostly !0c TO !jc
HIGHER than Saturday, average: closing
weak On pnckiug stock. holtuy'r iUodr--
ate. inp SIS: bulk lh:h'- and .-h' butch
srs. SioWS-" bulk backing S"wy S-Ei7 d:
'!r". steady: hulk desirable. 72' ~ 10
sheep -cCctO'S. ~ Hitl' iIf lambs C'ogir"
.rc 20 ,ac lower. natives losing most.
heavy !at sheen weak 10 =" lower. other.
lambs. rs; bulk. 90. ton westerns. 10. -
nu't 2 - y 100: top Fat ewes -: bulk
: .@I -" desirable feeder lambs mCs,ly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-20
OPEN BRANCH TO SELL
COLE AERO FIGHTS
t.ih~on Motor ComEnn. VIII HrNiyc
Aut" business iirrc-\ni Handled
bS Forbes Company.

Through confusion il names. il
was stated in the news columns Of
The sunday Times Dispatch that tn.
Forbes Motor COMPANY. nroai and
x; land streets. are local dealers Tor
tn" cole Acro-Eieht Motor ears.
The cole Aero Eight is handled In
virginia ana the District Of Columbia
10y tho Gibson Motor Company. The
: Gibson Motor Company closed their
ftchm"nd branch several months ago
ana moved all their business to Wash
inSton. Mr.. IL. =. Gibson. cSidcnt
"f the company bearing his name.
stated yesterday that he Is soon to
opem another branch in this city,
which VIII hapdlc the Cole Aero
Eight exclusively.
IN" Forbes Motor company are cS-
elusive sales agents IN Richmond for
the Wcscott. Lexington ana McFar-
land automobiles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-20
NEW YORK MARKET HAS
DAY OF HEAVY SALES
News That Railroad Shopmcn
Will Defer Strike
Boosts Steel.
me. GOLD SHIPMENT ttHiti:S
tubn Came l. Negotiating for Credit
of $1,000. $40. Half of which VIII
tr Used to Pa! DH ltnnk
Looms.
M GOLD SHIPMENT ,uni,Es
ny u. l., iInrnurn.

vrw yopE s,, "a o,.,i,.h,
news ma, ,,iir,,J y,ou,p.n ho1o,,..
-
,ni,r. ,,.L ',
strike nv a protest n.,Irs, IN. 20.
cent Gu, I'm WAGES. hu, ,youla w,i,
for definite notion until III. HnilroaJ
Labor pn,,J I,..r '.''l' 80
decision rrpnrdt,'.. ,""' ,, p"I" 'S
ditlons gav. mo stoc. ,n',.,' IN
an s'"'E m"rhei us
mo.,mou, s,ar,ed a fortm'Tb, a.
During the Hist nfsc.n m.u,,,r. s,".i
common. ybirb ,ln..5
I'd n 20 81 ana ,hcr .;,,, 49,,
IA. mat wae AN ,1va,,,,.,,,
points over ,ho low r,,r,,,i,
Ho""vcr. on tho aIy,ur. ~. ,,',r.
ing ~ lot OF stock was r,r, .rh.,
wns also heavy scui,. /, n,n,r
shares. From the carly low pric,.
,h"ro "as some recovery. but around
O'Clock heavy selling again st,,.s,
Dc,rIu, Dirrr,, .
AS was .t,,,.L -, ., 'p'"'""'
number or ,f,u.. Ia,
on not IN. ,r,y.r1 N''''
continued drncn,a '"''"'
whether tho rn,,r
leadership Of Ifvc,,,, "a"
trying to mn ~.
willing ana rr,nnr.J >.
" public coltovi,t,, -,
obtained. I,-,,r IVY i"''H- d,
TO-DAY. IL arpra,s M, '""rh'"
diTcrouca OF oplul,, ,.,,I 81
thos" hohiri l.ly.,,pr., ""l"'.-
Of the belief thai ~.
would 90 to permit, a r..,,..r n,'''S
we're - the opluinn ~,
best to confirm. =, ,.-.,. 90
long as ,rnd.rs fcu.,n, w -
WIN" this point vas SIN ,i
SEed' heavy selling pt,rt,,
~" market. What ls ,.alu,. T..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-20
tie. appealed to the independent

date. appealed TO the independent
voter.
Mrs Robert + Hudson said she had
attended all ihc Democratic and Re
publican meetings during tho year.
and was firmly convinced that the
principles ad"oCat ted by .hc Rcpubli-
cans We're TN" right ones.
II was announced that NJ the rcgu-
'2r meeting of the Republican club
at tho Richmond Hotel tonight
speeches would be made bv Congress-
man G. u, SlcmD State Chairman
Joseph crupDer. Collector John G
Nnnl AMI nthnrS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-20
s,"kcs Insrs pl,orcc Action.

NEW YORK. Sept. i6-W. r. y.
stokes. wealthy realty owner. today
Inst his suit for divorce from Mrs.
Helen Elwood Stokes, formerly Of
Denver. Colo. Instead. Supreme Court
Justice Finch granted Mrs. Stokes Il
deere" Of separation and permitted
her 10 retain custody OF the chill
d-en. over whom she has had charge
as the result OF a decision OF tho
Probate Court in Denver
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-20
-s-----------
PRODUCE; MARK FITS.

NEW YORK seI; 1.-THE marko, for
coffee futures sr we'd more lTr,culRritv
'hnn any w"il-d"i:uHG trend ui prices
The opening was points higher Ia point
lower On huriuC orirr' wu3,H Were urun-
ably p:oi! pt"d hy The nEIucr ruling uI
nrtccs .at- last Week. After selling a.
- carly how"Ye~. December "ascd OF
ia I.a". or = points not ,uw-r owing TO
thc rather unsettled ruling uf Brt.ll. IN:
int"- si"udI"d uu on urivu'" udviccs from
IrnZi DrciictirS hirh"- exchange rates
ard claiming That tUGrh"HS we're not Su
easy 20 bay AZ santos December closed e;
I.iI WIZ he EaMerni mnri,t ,'nsin. mn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
..,. DRY GOODS.

NEW IoIE Sour p Cotton ronI.
".fs |ui"i.- today. Cotton BLANKETS v.-c
ShN"m,.G ~ Der cent. ShIr'in. chtrhrav
i.' ."nfE Shtfis wts r" urirci and hold
a.. E4'I Moderate sales %: brown
E.@us ~ ""EInc"i prices We're reported.
n"n'"" SUI iu'h,r nu' were duu',i "a
10" year. Raw -iTt gva .'.,.n -, ~
,r"I.Ys br'.- goods were IN i.sh, ,i"-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-20
College of William and Mary
klCiliiUND EAIi.NSION
DIVISION

Y
DIVISION
Announces, beginning week of
september 10Th. evening courses of
college grade opcn to business
men in
AtC0I INFANCY
First second and third-y4ar
courses.
ASSURANCE:
and Insurance Law.
RAILROADS.
and Railroad Law
BUSINESS LAW
y number OF courses identical
with those given in the best law
schools. especially adapted to
needs u business men.
ECONOMIES.
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE.
SOCIOLOGY.
PUBLIC FINANCE
tSINESS PSYCHOLOGY.
Other courses in education, lit
craturc. science. history. govern
inrnt. recreation. public hcnlth.
shor, story writing. dramatics and
paGcantry, etc.
Registration - September a6-3O
tdaY) at 1928 T.. Broad St. and
September IS. %. so (night Med
zeal College Building. For further
Information inquire OF President.
College of William and Mary, or
DIRECTOR. RICHMOND ENTEN-
SION DIVISION.
1883 l.. Broad St. Richmond. va.
Randolph 1857.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-20

Chicago GRAIN MhEEET

VFIItNGV. sou Il --DHICinI annOuncr-
Hrnt that AUrust exports OF wheat ana
N"Gr from the United States were WAY
AbgN" estimates n"-"t"for- current h.d
"a decided In lisa ,if-c; today on ;h.. wb"c;
markct hero. P.ic"s closed firm ~" 10
~ ana MAY l3li- 10 LIZ. Corn iinishsd
a -Ea0" to i-,g ur. oats OF isc " = To = -
and ur"N IsIuna Nary .uG from foe decline
Bulls figured that after September q
ih- "NEuftHu.r surplus OF United S'p,as
wh.Ht a norma! clrrvovcr is allowed
Tor NJ '. u.Hr "Nhf custom Another
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-20
Sc iit)OI.S.
McGuire's University School

Tho fifty-scventh session OF thi.
preparatory day school for boys vii,
open September 10. Prcrnres for nj,
colleges and universities Lo,yrr
school Tor little boys Tie principal
VIII be at the schoolhouse. opposite
william Byrd Park. daily from . t.
half pHSt o'clock. or lie may b.
reached at MIS- residence. 1910 Grows
Avenue School phone. Boulevard AZ,
Residence phone Boulevard an73
tONN =. MCGUIRE. Prlmcipal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-20

rom word mat A-rrn'i7. ex;,9rtah'e sur
u'us had been r"Iv-r5 if.H-uyl nrshs.-.
Wet weather N"r'hwes, counted likewise
aa bdi.,h factor Ou tG- other hand
pToHi-tai'.ng sales IN The advance were
heavy and an increase II { %. .OJ bushels
" boar dF.N" on nr!Crs AFTER iU.diuy 10
s!!'s. new "Sunrt husl;.. ~ nyr.ar.I to
iagE volume. S1upprt :,uu bun .ead"rg
HpMeE"i. Wa Iu.,E.y forthcoming. auH
'I.lts wer" covering freely ~ The last.
wheat. pats. though tended trvuw.trH
SIGHT "
higher quotations on hprs together wi,h
Dix Sh.tih"ut- % lard afl meats. ;ut
:. .. -. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-20

~ N,'NN II..E Mn. Sou'. p --.ru--
'i.tlh'. ~ 'ti- '''1; sale. liS. 'rc"ii,:. ia
-H!!iH'. \. stock. --ai. Rpsin. arm
So, - i"'".u's ll,N; vh',lusnt. gsss
~: !! - =. 80 u. go l. 80: h
49, ~ ""'- : % VIC. 5.3j. WV. 5..J.
q, .SANANNAH; Ga. sent. ie-Turpontinc.
~ ~; - sa.es l,s: rCgcipiS. l9i. ship
81 reC.iois, -, shlnmpm;, l.g,t: stocIS'
:sss U1pir; y. 20: - $50; r. 10: +.
tSy. q so: IL itp. J. 50: X sd. NJ
800: y. BIS: VIC. IS; WV so
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-20

MfW lGitN, Sept. III. local Jaw
,uF''f iH'r"yi was Gui-f today aud ne
cha,,, TFt. r.r"rtsi Prices w.re un-
"nCnn'rn.l"d 'u1 80 for Cuna-
ne F"N SUGAR "a ufo~ mrrk.t wa
nous h''1 u= hg. tf..g n1..irr ,r@ns
hDani- On '"tiV" ro-.t.un-. rr'ccl
,.i.lhx ,irNrH unchanged "a 3 ,oiuts no.,
h.:h"r October closed ~ .tD. p,sr,,l.s.
80. N'THh. = aud May ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-20
jefferson Realty Corp.
NEW YORK BONDS
tsouT,tERN.D

tSOtT'IERND
=. 9 .. September 10. 1921
- =; - registered. ........ fhilp 1901 I.
= = IS; COUPON; .................. (bid) lcci.
I. :. Is. COuI on ...,..,.... may mis-
,,anEila as registered ............ (bd) "a,
"!,iinn "S '"iipnn .:.......... fbid) .Sii
'Nn'L!'hn Sms't'HE and Refining Gs 1TS,
Sn.Tl'hh isI. HEd rri. cv. Gs,.'.... iGI5
.Nich!Suu gen Is ......
ht!antlc Coast Line ist Is .... ! =.
in ti hin. ana paiG o. r1s, ....... .li+
, rmtra, 81 Gcorgi' '"nsol. b. ........ S.
t"ntihI leather - ............. a.,
chesapeake" ANA ohio cv So - ~
,h;cdg". MI, and 81. r. ~ 49, - Gtr
,niccaS@' j. J.. Iiih f"c, ny ref. is .. 5o's
,niGor "i aI 30 Is is
Denver and re Grandc ,eosoi. Is .. G7N
Dom 81 '"'i""a Is f's3) .......... 9ois
,;i.s t,cn ~ 81
LIMOS Scm'.an reg. " .......-....tbid) 77i1
Kansas City Southern ref. Is .,...... ;sb
!iGgett and Myers rs ......,,.... {bidj 81;
lousvillc md Nashville un. Is .... sa,.
Missouri. Kan. and Texas LIST a ...... S3L
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-20
isIcnMoND STOCK MARKET.
Quotations by Cmskie G.. I,urch & 60
MS East Main STREET.
CITY ana state Securities

EIU NST"E
Va Centuries : g.
&C x II 1871 go So
w Va. 3ls ...,....1y39 -
street Hallway iionhS.
Norfolk " Ports. Trac-
ton Co, 5S.......lg T."
Va. Ky Il L. Co. ptL. Toe ~.
street Hallway stocks.
Va X. X =. 90. pId 100 "a
Va Il. & L. Co. com 100 10 Ia
Bank aui Trust Cumpany StSca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-20
IEzE 1ZNES-DzSFA7CF4S RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS


changed ,o . ."infs lower. September
$50 bc'pH"-, q December. Ia5. IuuuurJ
80. Mach 1>i. MSy. so. JrI.y siG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-20
EIcinio>D oENI< I\Cuix,E

.e t-.t arogsad 4 considerable outsff,
"'. 81. ''u. '.a..y !" ih- ar, usst %
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-31
Deatbs

n nADAAMsQN.--oot. 20. HARRIET LUclN.
tiyes and friends also employees OF Lit Bros.
dieence Of her. brothcr-in-law, John Britton.
TrienSs 1 q may cali Mon. 3 70 10 i. p M 80
Rsls.r Rtn2li. s4MuEL s.. husband Of Elizabeth
shs Soais service, on Monday sfter1ooR. at
may Inesthut ny v, 81; lnterment private. Remains
% bAkkBPWiN kPn sat Atlap!ic CITY. n; J., Oct.
wife OF John d. Baldwin, Relatives and
irlends are invited to attend funeral services.
Wed, +. NJ, late residence. 1856 N PARK
TTVe. I've. Int. private. Remains may be viewed
LESSER. At Audubon. N. j.. Oct. 80.
LIZZIE H.. wife Of Henry Besser (nee HeR.
Gahl; ia ,,r AGED 90 Relatives an4 friends invited
late residence. 81 Ccdarcroft ave, Audubon,
a. j. Int, Berlin n. J. Friends may call
Tucs. Z to y p. NJ
>, ,BI,ESSTEEN. Oct. 30, CHARLES H.
BESSIEEN. late of G023 Kingsrssing ave,
husband of Mary A, Bessteen. Funera
Wed, p. NJ. from Morton q Sons. BOth
and CLtharine SITS. Int. Fernwood Gem
BlDDLE.--oct. 30 WILLIAM BIDDLE
aged -. Relatives and friends invited tC
attend funeral services, We'd, II a. NJ, at
armstrong;, lo27-2D n. Broad ST. Int. pri
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-31
HELP wANrED-rEMALp
farnerat


4 WEI.L.EDUCATED WOMEN WANTED
to Hll permanent travelling positions; np-
plicants must I've between 2S and 40 Year, of
age, have the equivalent Of hiEh school
education and be free 10 travel erttnsiytlyi
Southern territory during winter work OF
special nature along school lines regvlsr
workers In these positions earning tIh PSF
week all railroad fare raid and iiberal sS-
pcnse advance Whic setting started. give
full "details concerning ase' sdSeatlon ana
Glllhllnn. SIS E wnshinR,on s,.. ChieaEc, I'LL.
WOMEN wanted 10 learn nursing; dsmand
home In spare time: earn while iesrninfi en-
tire tuition can be earned In few westsi
special offer. including free nurses edu,ps
ment. Write for full particuisrs. Chicalo
School OF Nursing. Department II, %2l -
Ashlan nd boulevard. Chicago, Ill.
BIG weekly earnings at homo mailing circu-
lars. copying letters. otc,. all or spare
time: splendid travelling pos. also OPEN ols-
nihed. legitimate work for honest. sinecre
peraons: exp unnec. Commercial Service Bu-
reau. Dept. ias. Isabeila Hlds.. Chlcaso.
CIVIL, service e1sminstions.- .phiiadstphiai
NOvoubcr: posit 'ons ti400-ti6oO: age ~
inward: experience unnecessary, For Tree
pa rticulars instruction. write Ironsrq,
former civil service examiner. oO2 Eduitsple
Rldg.. Washington, u. G. a.
EARN s25 weekly. spare time. writins for
newspapers. magazines: exc. nnnso' %
| OWL SERVICE examinations, Nov. snd
| w-i'c for annnie trs,. y 1921, f.shssr Omscs.
| iiTSTNfGSs SERVICE CO.. liit Land Ttif.
| Ster,s SIS. sac: clerks. hRuring. st5-tts
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-31

CLERKS--Girls. IS TO 20 years Of age, as
addrcssers. clerks and stencil typlsts will
he employed during the coming week to
begin work November {; applicants may bc
without experience. but should have at least
years high school training or It's eQulva-
lent; therefore call any day during this week,
preferably Wednesday or Thursday, and let
us talk over the opportunities
Mrs Linda x. Patton
Curtis Publishing Co.
9Th ana SAMSON stH.
CLERK-Brlrht. energetic young lady, VI
cinity 18th and Montgomery; salary t12 a
week; state age. BOX 3ilN. Station ..
COOK and hOuseEirl combined TO live in.
with Southern family q 2: transportation
tiCnal Bank. Milford. \. J.
COOKING, plain and downstairs work:
Swedish girl preferred. but will consider
others: IL blocks fr Jnn station: good wages:
rtliable references required 3j2 LlaudrI.lo
read Cynwyd. Cynwyd 343.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-31
SAFES MANAGER WANTED

SALES hANAJEH WANTED
A live corporation. doing a good officS sauiuA
ment and supplies businsHs In HaTTisburS
desires real active saies manager With "a.
perisncc, who can invest Substantially in ths
business this II an unusual opportunity and
should receive the attention % CApa bic Inen
who are anxious 10 build - permans future:
We are after pep and results With stability:
modrIat" salary until producing results. II
40. Ledger rfflCe.
SALl.SAASAGEH who can nnATN- himssif
and get = doz'r live wires to 40 out "a es-
men 10 sell county TlghtE pr, bpoBitIoni a biz
uyrr-writlnr on al bIT.n 81 Tor a iiI, saIsn,
Unurg"r. y az. ''Es' Onlcs
81 t.ESA |N--'ro y live wire willing 20 wOfk
OIer proposition that pays 80 n DAY
20 an order takrT A real salesman can earn
from t5OD to, $1,000 month. commission.
Nothing TO sell. You simply sxpisia our
i0i0. Rsa Estate Trust Bldg. -. 80.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-31

YOUNG WOMAN as secretary in nroTcg-
sonal ornce; steAoGrRphy and typcwritlng
not essentials desbflble position Tar person
Of refinement nSs4. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-31
HELP wANTED-FEMkLg

ECCOUNTIN0-GIrI. 20 to 80 years Of age.
has had thorough clerical training; must
have keen, analytical mind md pleasing
personality. Please give full particulars a.
10 age. education and experience win the
assurance that letter Will be REGARDED as
strictly CONFIDENTIAL. = aoI. ledger onlces
ACCOUNTiNG--dlrl % to 80 years Of age.
college education or it's equivalent who
has had thorough clerical training: must
have keen. analytical mind and pleasing per
sOnallty; please give full particulars as 10
age, rduc,t ,tiOn and experience. with the az.
surance that letters Will bo regarded as
atrictIy confidential BOK a0G. Icdser Ofacc:
DOOKKEFpER-Youn woman as assistant
bOokkecper by an old-eBtablished business
house: must be active and accurate' hnf
opportunity for dlllEent worker: answer In
own handwriting. giving age. EDUCATION
salary expected and references L 81
Ledger Ofice.
BOOKKEEPER with knowledge ot stenog-
raphy; Protestant; steady position win
opportunity Of advancement; previous expert
tnCe necessary; refs: Interview Mon: bet.
II & 1870 An, Welsh Paper Co. 40 s. Ith.
ROOKKEEPER who can do stcnography; ex-
pcricnced: wholesale wall paper. I3O L,
p nsSvunF ave. =.
CHAMBE RMAID - Good references; family
OF =; at Ardmorc Phone Ardmorc 566.
CHOCOLATE COATERS and packers. expe.
risnced: good wages. L. Michelbach Son.
13nS n, Orlanna.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-31
TISTSHERS

GIRI, for general office work OF large manu-.
facturer, must be able TO do hling. stencil
work and must be good Remington typewriter
operator y I. 2. Q. Box 1910.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. transfer toppers on
3o.sauge silk; good wages and shop condl.
tons: no labor trouble. Quaker Hosiery
Co. 22d and Lehigh sixth floor: take eie.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-31
HELP WANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT. with executive ability. to
take erHlre charge Of onic" OF manufsc-
turing c.ta blIshment: write, stating age. re-
iigion: entire exp. and salary expected. Bsx
81 Ledger nranch. 1911 south 81.