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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-11

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, ORGANIZATION - nteT-
M
SSL112 NleGClnQ EnQS
Tola
quay
ne South FLORIDA Press Associa-
tlon mas set nationwide precedent
III eiectn@ as its officers none but
women. ~ the nnua! t.ecuua ot tne
a|aocl3uon, heid this afternoon at the
hlks hotel, Miss Gail Binkey, Of Par
low. was mate president. Mrs NJ. +.
iIether'n@ton OF Lakeland. yicr presi-
dent; Miss Ed.th Ed burn oi Mount
Dora, sef"iarE, ANA Mrs. C. v S.
" wilson Of Sarasota, treasurer Not a
single male survives IN u.ic". q clean
sweep heln2 made in iavcr OF The la
G'''. lh' result al In" election vas
Eailrp VITA delight By crorE aa!Aher
In attendance IT h".n2 conceded that
lAls already sdc"e sim o.ganilatiOn
now mas even greater prospects :Or
me wears I" Eu'A'.
Hh "i4Hudi rrp"i,s OF IT," retiring
f'lr"FN Indicated IN" ltby condition
ol aGail ~. if0 >iaent Jack NoHthi1e-
.nl cApress M mis- sincere thanks TO
Al" ir!l1" o'llccfS fer ihrr Do-ouara-
ton c0rinS the pa,i sr.r
Ma Eul! os the .nhrin- White
MAJ was To have read a paper on
IT," \r"sma2cr Eu "H-~ $50 li "A
Nom"n'S s'aHtpoint h1 ine To
h"r inability To attend. Ger b.A'r %Is
pre- ented through IT," scer ,ary.
Adjournment Was made tost!y af-
ter . O'Clock. th' aeNt mea.l"a al b"
n"ld IN 'aEnlad SNt"" ti.ae IN Jaiu-
ar. lS-2.
Trida, ttturpaon', Sp..ion
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-11
NEGRO CANDIDATE BARRED
BUT PRESENTS NEW PETITION

Jacksonville, June 11.-W. L. Jane
son, negro, whose petition that his
name be placed upon the ballot as n
candidate for the city council from
the Thirteenth ward in the eelction
the last of this month, recently was
refused because it did not carry the
necessary number Of signatures, ha.
filed another petition. 1t has been re-
ferred to City Attorney Odom and
Registration Officer Lord. Two ne
groes already have qualified as can
.didates for the council, one from the
Sixth ward and the other at large.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-11

Tallahassee, June 11.-Contract for
the completion of several buildings
on the campus Of the Florida State
College for Women here has been
awarded by the Board of Control to
Spopnef and Cawthorn, of Tif;on, Ca,
whose bid wac e59,86S w. F. Martin
tHthe contract for
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-11
NATIONAN COMMANDER AMERICAN LEGION
HONORED BY MILITARY AND CIVIL AMERICA
ANOTHER WOMAN BROUGHT INTO
KABER MURDER PLOT-SAID TO
HAVE HIRED THE ASSASSINS

Mrs. Kaber Threatens
Suicide and Is Kept
Under Constant Po-
lice Guard - Denies
all Statements r e =
garding Alleged Con-
fession, But Identifies
the Woman In t h G
Case.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-11

It is estimated that more than 1000
chorus girls in London are without
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suM,IER ckaIPs

Tho work you DO now m4st be done riEht
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Letters TO the Editor
Plans for sesaui.eentenniai

- the Editor Of the Euenin0 Public Ledger:
sir--Now that the charter Of the Sesdui-
Centennial Association has been rat!ned by
the Citizens Committee Of 100 and the per
zotion 10 under way. every man, woman
ana child should begin TO boost. Lots raise
81. 900. 900 this month. ending the campaign
with a srcat mass.meetins ir Independence
Hall on July 4. The nation and Congress
will then know we mean business. We
must get started now and se;cct the site 30
that we will be ready by 1929.
In selecting tho site adequate space and
accessibility are important requirements. n
trsct of at least 600 acres is necessary ana
should be reached directly, II possible by
all ma inner OF travel, Including trolley, hu.
tcmobile, train. ocean vessel. river craft and
sirplane. II should not be paced too far
from the center OF the city, nor should It be
near the conRested section. where vast
building project Of this kind would oh
struct ordinary activities ana subject our
street psvemcnts to ruinous wear by heavy
trucking. tie up traffic for nvr years and
entail enormous expenditures.
The cost factor is Of outstanding i'm
portance. Ideal transportation facilities,
wi ere the shipments Of the enormous volume
OF building material. freight. foreign ex.
hibits, ETC.. could be unloaded direct at the
grounds from both train vessel, would
grsatiy economize the construction OF the
whole enterprise.
Inc comfort OF our many NlhIprH Sn'u'H
Also be kept in mind. Level ground should
Be selected. The climbing OF hills and nu-
merous steps would b. extremely tircsonlc
In walking from one building to the othcf.
There will probably be controversies be-
tween tho advocates of various sites. rut the
one which is selected should contain the
foregoing geoEraphicl. artistic, economic.
financial and commercial requirements in or
der 20 inca sure up TO the high stand lrd set
forth by John wanamnker and the oihHr mon
q achievement and vision who have under
taken TO realize tho great project
EUGENE GILBERT.
West Philadelphia. June s. 1927.
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Standard Of Dress

70 ths Editor Of tho Evening Pubnc Ledger:
Sir--why all this criticism ~ women q
dress? Men wear trousers clearly out
fning the form Of the leg. while bare
arms turned-in collars and sven opcn shirt
fronts abound IN parks. tennis courts and
athletic fclds. and no wall has hcen heard
from women about the awful immortality
OF such male attire.
But let woman or glrl appear with
a skirt TO her knees. matter how neces-
sarv TO her free physical action, or how
hygienic II may be. and one would think
from the cry Of horror that goes up that
tho whole moral bottom was dropping out
of society
Morality and dccrncy are not measured
by the yard or obtainabo A. y dry goods
counter. They are the natural qualities
OF the human soul illumncd by intelt-
sence and good conscience. The clothing
men and women wear IL neither an irdi-
Gator nor guarantee Of moral character.
or the reverse, Let US have Of
healthy, normal clean m ndedness In our
social relations and less Of hypocr!tical pro-
testations and cruel criticism in matters
Of dress. Above all let US not forget
that men and women are parts OF the hu-
man family and that what is moral or
immoral for one is equally for the
other NJ A. McDONOUGH
Phila pha June 3. 1921.
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Children In Apartments

To the Editor Of the Ercnh0 Public Ledger;
sir-EXasperated parents seeking
room for their little children in apartments,
hut tho impenetrRble landlord will not let
them in. angels though they be. Rat are they
not children? Is not this their supreme
fault. Their little feet must be busy, over
the polished floors they must rush with
their kdi" cars or groove them with Their
roller skates. CnaCCountRb.e landlord 70
tear YOUR hair.
Their little alrds must he ever active;
ovs- the new wallpaper that tho landlord
with streaming eyes has g. 20 place
there they trail thNir little fingers fresh
from o lolipop. on. weird and cold .hloodsd
lar dlord to object, They are children.
Apa rtments. with their small rooms. tiny
windows, iron hack stairs and stone Yards,
are not places beloved by their parents.
Years ago, near my home. lived a Young
accountant with three children. as radiant
one thinks Of IN dreams. But the land
lord looked upon them with comfortless eye.
go, though he had little money. much less
than any ore who IL yearninB for a ST5
dat, he built a tiny cottage on tho crest
OF 2 hillside. and the sun and the sky bent
over II.
There his little children grew up They
stood on the rocks and atched the light ming
nash. They ran down into the vallcys and
UP on the hllsides, with their hair nviny in
the wind They chr!stened ever" pond and
knew every tree
.Crce when / looked out Of nv ,y.ndn,y
] saw little fairy gallopinG homo through
n tangled field on the back o' his Jersey
ocw, with his yellow curIs b,owing and his
cheeks az red the wild rcses blooming
about him Yes, II was u long distance to
the city; a long distance home again; but
oh. TO be greeted by tho lrnlIimbed little
children, gathered to his heart and then
trsned high above his head with his strong
young Rrms-this was his heaven And
later the strength Of the.r maturity vas
r m M
risces for children. They belong I'm The
ccurtry ana IN the wildwood
MRS. WILLIAM T. ROBINSON.
Philadelphia June u. 1891
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should we get married right away. Also |
would want to have home of my own
Another thing that confronts me Ia that
VIII not get another raise until next Sep
tomeer' when viii probably he making S3j
week can wait Until then and have
an october wedding. but am rather anxious
TO get married in June, as is the case with
my hancee. Do YOU think we could get
aions until next September comfortably in
nice little home on tho salary I am
making II We should be married this
month"; Perhaps your readers will be kind
enough to give me a little help on this vital
mauer-prefcrably the experienced who can
count themselves authorities on matrimonial |
subjects Thanking YOU very much.
c. V. ARLINGTON.
Philadelphia juno / 1921.
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No Job for the Hero

70 thc Editor Of the Ercuim0 Pubic ledger:
sir-'Hlre p hero" Give the returned
soldiers and sailors at least their old
positions II not better ones. such was the
propaganda spread throughout tho United
States by the United States department OF
Labor after the signing OF the armistIce.
urging employers TO re-empoy the returned
service men. wonder how many OF them
ala.
I was employed by the aforesaid Department I
OF Labor IN stenoErnphic capacity. I
was assured by the superintendent OF the
employment service that my position would
be waiting for me my return. 7 also
met a representative Of tho department IN
France. and he also assured me OF my
position. However, sad TO relate. too
many assurances" On my return I was
Informed that. untortunately there was
no opening for me.
" NJ. c. LEWIS.
Hhlladel phia. Juno 3 1927.
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To the Editor Of the Erenii0 Public Ledger.
sir--Ths "eoullent sophomore" OF Colonel
Harvey 10 still among US. A correspondent
Wv. l.. D. says: We won the war (all
by our little selveB) by our 100 per cent e.
ftciency in being able 10 put n soldier in the
fisld syery six seconds in each day Of twen.
ty-four hours" etc.
He neElects 10 mention what agency trans.
ported the great bulk Of tho army to France
who supplied them with rifles bavon.ts
shrapnsl, helmets and many other essential
ct ceteras; who supplied the artillery. who
trained them for the real thing when thoy
IL nded In France, and also what agency
kept the Kaiser fr'm our backyurds IN the
days when We were making up our minds we
were afraid not 10 fight" D. r
RhIlAdelphih. June Q. 1921
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Letters to the Editor should be as
brief and to the point as possible,
avoiding anything that would open
denominational or sectarlan dis
cussion.
No attention will be paid to anony-
nous letters. Names ard addresses
must be signed as an evidence OF
good faith, although names Will not
they be omitted
The publication of a letter Is not
TO be taken as an Endorsement OF It's
views by this paper.
Communica tions will not be re-
turned unless accompanied by post
age, nor Will manuscript be saved.
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Defective Sneech

To nc Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir--There is n defect of speech in which
the affected person cannot pronounce words
cohta ming the letter 'I' correctly espe-
cially when 'l'' is preceded by a consonant
as in the word blue" This word ia pro-
nounced by such persons "be-loo" the ''I''
not being distinct. What is the cause OF
this, and can 1t be- corrected?
ANTHONY FORTE.
Philadelphia. Jun" ). 1927.
We could not assign tho reason for this
defect. bur TO correct II the person afflicted
should make an effort to talk slowly and
enunciate carefully whenever in converse
ton and should devote some time say
fifteen to thirty minutes zach day to tho
practice Of pronouncing words with which
he has had difficulty.
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For Readers Discussion

To fhe Editor Of the ErcnirO Pubic Lcdg.r:
sir-I I'm very much Interested in YOUR
Topples Forum and the much valuable In
formation that II distributes. would Ike
20 ask your readers whether they WIN NOT
discuss for me several questions rhlcl ha,s
been brought up in little group of friends
who meet weekly for consultations The
questions are;
First. How much tine should Wa qe.
apart each Gay 10 religious Improvement md
Fervice7
Second. What would he a reasonable per
centass OF our income 10 he contr. r.bu, ed
and devoted TO religious work?
W l.. DREW.
Khlla dnlhhIn Lima a
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A Mathematical Problem

To The Editor Of the Evening Public Lcdocr:
Sir-Please print for me the following
question IN your Peoples Forum in order
that some one or more OF your renders no,r
answer Il:
lr perfect sphere eight inches in dame
ter weighs eight ources. what size hole must
! fore through It to reduce it, weight rv
One-half? "
Philadelphia, juno : 1921
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Wants Advice on Marrylno

10 the Editor Of the Evening Pubiio Led0or,
sir--can YOU tell me whether It would he
advisable for me 10 get married at the
present time or walt until later under tho
following circumstances3 "a Young
Tsn, working In a shoe store as a clerk
making an average salary OF se7 a week.
Now. my fancee Is also working. being A
modern girl and coming from refined fam.
NY have very peculiar ideas. seemingly
not aodern, but could never stand 10
have my. wife keep on working after our
1r9yrtesT The present high cost OF living
- - tAkaas ssrt AanAv - ~ nsss
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Designer Of the White House

To ne Editor Of nc ErcninO Public Ledger:
Sir--Can you furnish . brief b!ogra phy
o. the designer Of the White House.
r. Z. II.
Philadelphia, Juno a. 1891.
Tic designer Of the White House was
James Hohan, born in Ireland about 1883
He came 10 tho United States. settled in
Charleston. :. e.. and later in Washington
WREN the city was 'rst being laid out He
"rk"d fo- the Government tn, greater par
Of his life. He Is chiefly known for hIs
wo-H in connection with the White House
IN" rebuilding ot which he directed after It
was burr ed in 1914
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Wants Name Of Author

To tic Ed.jor Ct the Ercui0g PuJh, Lcdg,y;
SIR | will appreciate II Il yoI will
tell me- the name Of tho author OF the fol-
loving lines and II you cannot do 80 a sk your
readers TO help me out
II you would make good you must under,
stand
That the work which counts is the work
IN hand;
II is tho things you've done that show what
you can,
Not the bigger and better things you plan.
The work you do now m.ls. be don. right
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THE PEOPLES FORUM

II you'd reach your goal or your utmost
height:
SO keep up your aim, but watch your step,
Doing your part each day with pep:
For it's not what you do. out now you 40
Il.
That counts in making good.
FRED A. EVERETT.
Philadelphia. June 7. 1921.
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To me Editor n thc ErCning PuJl,c Lcd0,r,
Sir-I wonder II any readers OF the Peo.
ples Forum can send In hs' printing The
poem containing the following lines:
Il oft am hurled along the road in SOM
one fine machine,
A sIch a pace l cannot tell brown field
from green;
The pensvo cows are Ealloplng the hens 70
CaCkling past,
And II anything Beems peaceful, know #
viii not last.
And this my p!ehean longing nithou,
quibb.e or remOrse.
I want that shabby buggy, and want Tint
ancient horse
f. VI GRIFFITHs.
Phiadel phia, June :, 1921.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

nSs9y' ESTATE OF GERTRUDE X. WEIN-
BECK. deceased-Letters Of admin
Istration on the above estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons in.
debted TO the said estate are requested 10
make payment. and those having claims IN
present the same without delay, 10
MOSES WEINBECK.
Or to his attorney,
MICHAEL a. SPATOLA
lOl2 Penn Square Bldg.
I 80 ISOTICE-ALL PERSONS HAVING
- cla ms against Stephen W. Alexander
1919 Kensington ave, confectl-nnry and Ice
cream dealer. hereby notify to le same nj
once to the undersigned ct above address
AARON Z. ENGLE
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bClION HANDS - Buttonhole makers on
mems C-Rts, Apply Drcyfous a. Prr '
broad and Wallace. Muforl bldg.
bUIIoNhOLE MAKER, experienced on
men coats: Apply Dreyfous & Lang
enth door. 'N "''e' sew
lR0!MERS ,?XpERIENTED On LNDTESi
., N.Y. NMnIJSiiiN ENTERTAINMENTS APPLY
NLRlitR BRA Dl.EY co. n D. cd oSIt
AND MARKET STS., SEVENTY EI.OORf
LADY with some business experiences and
Wiling 10 take up good cause with en-,
erEy ana enthusiasm; mostly Office work
ana manag'ment; no applicant will be an.
sWtFed nn'Chs references Aro satisfactnrv
Answer l02. Ledger Office ''0'''' y
NETTERs, experienced on tassgi rooia.
take work homei some learners taken aiso
sHperienssd rerochs.ars wanted on shade
Nayns sses- Jnspr 1sth and lsrmaaicwn'
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A Dunbar Poem

To the Editor Of the ErcninO Public LCd0cT
Sir-In response to request by &C.
| t. I am inclosing you herewith the poe
when de Con Pore's Hot" by Paul La
renee Dunbar. the colored poet
MARY r. DUNBAR.
Philadelphia. June 8, 1921.
WHEN DE CON PoNE's HOT
BY Paul Laurence Dunbar
DCy Is times in llfe when Nature
Seems to slip n cog an go,
Jes rattlin' down creation.
LAX an oceans overflow:
When de worl jes stahts a-spinntn'
LAX a pcaninny's top,
An you cup o Joy is brImmIn'
'Twcll It seems about to slop,
An you feel jes' lax a raoah
Dat Is train'n fu' to trot-
| When yo' nanny says de blessin'
An de con pones hot.
when you sct down at dc table,
KIN O. weary lax an sad,
An you'se jes' a little tiahed
An perhaps a little mad:
How yo' gloom tuns into Eladncss.
How 20 JOY drives out de doubt
when de oven do Is opened,
An de smell comes po'in out;
Why. de 'lcCtric light O. Heaven
Seems to settle on dc spot.
When yo' nanny says de blessn'
An de CON ponc's hot.
When do cabbage pot s stcamin'
An do bacon good an fat.
When do chttIns Is a-sputter
Sos TO show YOU whah dcys at;
TEX away yo' sody biscuit.
TEX away yO' cake nm pie,
Flu de glory time is c-nlin'.
An its proachin' mighty nigh,
an yoa want to Jump an hollah,
Dough YOU know you'd better not.
When vo nanny says dc bicssn'
An d. CON pone's hot.
have hycahd q lots O. sermons
An I've hyeahd o. lots o prayers
An I've listened tu some slnRIn
Dat has tuck mo up dc stairs
OF do Glory-Lan' an set mo
Jes' below de Mastah's th'nne
An have lor my heat a.sInRr'
In n happy nttnh tone;
Rut dem wu'ds So swoctly murmurcd
Seem to tech de softos' spot,
When my nanny says de blessin
An de con pore's hot.
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CLERKS. over II, for postal mall se''Fs
free partlculars Of examinations, wrLN an
Leonard (former Clvil Service examiner" W.
Equitable bldg, Washington. y. EG.---,, -
CIVIL SERVICE examinations Jn!y ,oonnJisi
gust, many yacancles, 6snRa sR5a'T odger ofl.s,
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LOST AND FOUND

BAR PlN-Lost. aquamarine and diamond
bar pin June on Main Limo train, leav-
ins Paoli Sl3. or at the RltZ-Carlton, Broad
- sta, or between: reward II returned to
). y. Caldwell & Co
DOG-Lost, brown Pekinese dog, wni,g
- rect white breast: answers &c name san
10y: Liberal reward II returned to 1913
y Eisewood st. or call Relm0nt OGS2 r.
PIN-I.ost, On June 7. diamond crescent pin
~ TO 20 small diamonds. Reward IL re.
| turned TO 2822 n. 10th 81.
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MAN

man to flll vacancy In our snies A.
partment; fair education reduItsd
and ability to grasp details OF onr
business readily and make himsel,
valuable: for such man we hays
permanent, goodpaying pos,tion'
with quick advancement and steSdx
Increase. Call 10 to at Suts
11OS. Land Title and Trust Bldg.
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Ships Built In Jabap

To tie Editor Of tho Eve'lno Public Ledosr:
sir-it Is rumored that the United Stator
had several ships built in Japan which have
mover been delivered. Is this true?
W. L. o.
Philadelphia, June :. 1921.
The Navy Department says tina. there is
n" foundation for the rumor that Japan
has ever built vessels for the United states
service or has any contract 10 do so. Tn.
naval velse.s Of tho United States are pro.
vided by American firms with whom the
United States Government has contracts
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General
THE INDUSTRIAL AND MERCANTILE
SERVICE INC. Ia

SENN IIE, M, y
located at Suite b2s-20 Land Title Bdf.
are consultants and engineers In industrial
and personal problems; In conjunction via
these Rctivitics maintain a clearing hour
for executives and other highgrade men 81
n diversified type, such as
Works managers SystematI2ers
Employment man Treasurers
ayers Controllers
Sales managers Auditors
Traffic managers Accountants
Office managers Purchasing asenu
Credit men IA
Engineers in various lines. 4.
Phone Locust 1547 or 15iS. or write w "
make an appointment for personal lnteryls.
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ADNERTlSlNG-YOung lady of culture tC
hC' as assistant to advertising manager OF
"cil-known motiOn-pcture magazine; Ont
with sales experience and a knowledge of
HdE'rtIsuE preferred. Address j ll3O
Ledger OfhCe.
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INDUSTRIAL & MtaTANTILE SERVICE
INC.
y now listing applications from hisnsos nos
employed there Is always room tor 70 pe"t N
mont: II you are not employed let " NJ y,
TO place you; no charge until piact,ss' N
specialize on auditors, cost Accountants ~
vertising managers corresponding en,ll sl
lists, craftsmen and designers, once Ssr.rr IN
sales managers, master mechanlcs, ii,cru1,
l547 or write 52S.529 Land Title bu'''iH''
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MITH.-June 7. MATILDA r.. widow Of
william T Smith, in her 10Th year. Rela-
tlves and friends invited TO her fun sral serv-
Ices. Sat, p. VI. precisely. at her late resi-
deRco 1l82 w. Lehigh ave. Int. private.
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wife OF Frank D. Sievin. Relatives and
friends arc invited to attend funeral. Sat,
1880 \. NJ. from her iate residence, 1914 s.
Taylor st. High requi an mass ut Church
Of ST. Edmonds. 0 4. NJ. Int. Holy Gross
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SITUATIONS sWANTED-FEMAIE

cellent references; want, position, !" "7sI.
or week; city or country. IN lGEusS 7,..,.
WAITRESS-Wan a position as "a"
Phone Bryn Mawr 382. 82.-------;Ijj..-TS Z,
YOUNG LADY. French. educated ccSsRItIon cSRIaI D
family as W soverness or with children sccsp VI
limited knowledge of English w'HtSId w'HISdrsss q
modest salary; best references Huu'''
4Oi. Ledger Office.
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PERSONALS
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

NOT responsible for debts contracted 9th,
than myself Henry KnrfunlIe, 1890 Rldg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-10
lARINB ENGINEERS

MhRiNb ENGlNEERS
for United Fruit Co.'S Great Wbi,a n, =
chiefs: frst. second and third assists rleet
glneers with ocean licenses; strike oondp,t,.e 20.
permanent position II services satisyIalI.iio
Address G 334, Ledger Office aclofis