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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-08
SOUTH AFRICANS
VOTE ON SECESSION
Inhabitants OF Four Provinces
Confront Vital Issue
at Polls
SHUTS LEADS L0YALlSTS

London, Feb. ,S.--So less vital an
issue than the secession Of an impor.
tant state Of the British Empire BY
ballot arises In the election todny Of a
new Legislative assembly IN the Union
Of South Africa. In England It IA con.
sidcred that few more important cleo.
tions have taken place in a British do
minion.
Broadly, the question ia whether
South Africa, comprising the provinces
Of the Cape of Good Hope, Natal.
Transvaai and Orange Free state, shall
continue It's allegiance to the king Of
England as one Of the self. governing
dominions Of the empire, or whether
as an independent republic.
At the head of the loyalist section Of
the South African population Of ap.
proximateiy 6,OO0.OO In General J. &.
smuts. former Boer general. now prime
minister Of the Union. lie Is better
known to the world as ono Of tho leading
advocates Of the League Of Nations. Op.
posed to him IL General HertIoy, also
q former Boer military leader.
General Smuts represents the large
British element Of the population md
that portion Of the Dutch population
which believes that the union 70. med In
1909 Is the solution Of the political
problem. General Hertzog leads the
''irreconcilables, the expcnents OF the
lost cause Of the Beers.
In the general elections Of March.
1920, the Iiertzog party obtained forty.
four seats In the Legislative Assembly,
thus becoming numerically the largest
party. 1t was supported In its oppo.
sition to the Smuts government by
Labor party Of twenty seven.
Support BY forty members Of his own
party, twenty Ave Uniontsts In test
votes and the occasional favor OF three
doubtful members did not give suf.
ficient strength 10 General SHUTS for
successfully carrying out his admin
istration.
The result today Is said to hinge on
the success OF the third, or balance OF.
power party that of labor. English
political observers expect n small but
working majority for General Smuts.
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Ohstisg OF Governor Edwards Stat,
Hixhwty .Commission and creation oi
a new highway department managed b.,
a., single commissioner is proposed IN
bills introduced last night by Senator
White, Of Atlantic. The bfli intends
4. return to the state management o.
highways az before former Governor
Edge feorganized the old highway de
partment.
49, Senator. White. urged quick action.
He said the ptoTtnm had been tagging
for several years.
Governor Edwards will have the ap- :
poiitment OF the new state highway
commihfiontf. The Bill proposes sal.
AIRY Of $50 for the commissioner.
SENATOR White will offer n companion
bill for a state bond Issue 70 ticfray
the EXPENSE OF completing. the highway
system. The amount Of the bond issue
y still IN doubt. It will not be the
wards hiShway board. Senator White
believes the. roads should be completed
frat and the necessary bridge rebait
and construction work tackled later.
Govetnof Edwards has approved the
bill by Mrs. Margaret II. Laird, of
Newark, repeating the much .heralded
New Jetsey 3.rO beer law which was
enacted last year under what was be.
lieved to be the states right 70 exercise
its concurrent power for enforcement
Of the eifhtcchth amendment.
The governor vetoed the House bill
70 false the mdrriaseable age Of girls
from sixteen 10 eighteen years. lie
said the present law has not been
abused and TO raise the age Of consent
would unnecessarily interfere with es-
tsblished standards Of many people and
of those tnces which marry early.
Trolley Valuations
Court review Of the valuations to be
fixed by the engineering Arm Engaged
by the trpliey valuation commission is
provided Tor under the Senate Mackey
bill adopted BY the Senate last NIGHT.
Propose! MODIFICATION Of Senator
Cases state constAbuiAry bill failed
last night by n tie vote. Senator
Simpson, Of Hudson, Offered an amend.
ment, specifying that a, state police
force could not be used during indus.
trial disthrbahccs.
Public hearing on the bill Of Assem-.
blymSn Champion, Of Essex, "a repeal
The New Jefsey boxing law and abolish
the state athletic commission will be
held February IA at 2 p. IN.
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BILL OPENS ATTACK
ON F|NECAN PLANS.
House Gets Measure Providing
Only Pennsylvanians Can Hold
Official School Jobs
HIT Ar SPRoUL PROGRAM

Harrisburg, Feb. S.-What amounts
to an open attack on the policy Of DR..
Thomas F.. Fincgnn. state supcrin-
tendent of public instruction. in OBJ.
tainins trained teaching officials from
other state when necessary. was
launched today by Representative Jere.
miah ]. Miller. Philadelphia.
Mr.. Miller voiced his objection in a
statement and also offered a bill to
carry out his ideas.
The bill not only would prevent Or.
Finegan. who was himself brought here
from New York by Governor Sproul,
from engaging men from other states.
hut would also prevent the Philadelphia
school board from engaging school
superintendent from outside the state.
Attacks such as offered by Mr.. Miller
have been anticipated by Or. Fine.
gan. They are regarded MS part of
the anti. administration propaga nds
which aims at curtailing improvement
n the state school system.
The Miller bill provides that "it
shall be unlawful for any public officer
OF the commonwealth of PENNSYLVANIA
or OF any county, city, borough. town.
township, school district or poor dis.
trict Of the common wealth TO appoint to
any public position or place of en-
pIoymcnt any person, unless such per-
son shall be Il citizen Of the common
wealth. -
The SpIml program for the improve.
mrnt of the school system was outlined
today by Or. Finegan. in a conference
with members Of the House education
committee. Bills to carry out the ideas
will BE- offered next week.
feature of Dr Fipevon's talk n
the committee was his suggestion that
teachers in the elementary schools, In
both the city and the country, should
receive a minimum of 500 month for
rcch month of service In the year. Other
points were:
Gradual lcnEthening Of the school
torn from eight to ten months, through
period OF six years.
Raising Of qualifications of teachers
In elementary schools. the new stand
ards not 10 be operative until after the
cIniration OF six years.
Requirement. that all subjects be
taught In English in oil schools in the
state.
In raising the standard of qualif-
cations for teachers. DIR. Finegan
would have the law 30 drafted that a
hardship would not be worked on
teachers now in the profession. who
are fitted for their work BY years Of
experience. HIS idea Ia that teachers
in elementary schools should have
high school and normal school edura.
tion, while in high schools they should
have college education. Extension
courses would b" provided so that
teachers now in the service could i'm.
prove their own education.
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SPROUTS REVISION
BILL IS IN SENATE
Measure Provides for People to
Vote on Convention to
Change State Laws
s2sO,5o0 FUND IS PROVIDED

Harrisburg. Feb. s.--The state ad =.
ministration bill TO submtti to the
voters at the September primary ths
question whether there shall be a con
stitutionaf convention and pruvidins In
event ~ assent for the clectio of dele.
gates In November. was presented iu
the senate today BY Stete Chairman
Crow.
The bill which was Grafted by Attor.
ney General Alter, member Of the
state constitutiunai revision commits.
sion. carries an appropriation Of s260.
500.
mission of the question Of holding a
second that IN event of convention
being authorized Il shall covcne | tho
Scntc chamber at the Cspito, at noon
next January . and complete It's work
not later than July /.
The convention Is 10 consist Of two
delegates from each senatorial district
to bc elected on party tickets md
twenty five Delegates. at large TO be an.
pointed BY the Governor. This would
give body ~ 1915 members and a
salary and $1,000 with twenty cents
mileage and SrO allowance for stu
tlonery provided.
Voters Have Choice Of Two
Candidates for delegate would be-
nominated at the September primary
In the same manner that candidates for
the Legislature are named. which means
nominating petitions would be filed With
the secretary Of the commonw wealth.
Two hundred signers are required for
each nomination. Each elector Is to be
entitled to vote for two candidates for
dclegagte. Should the electors not au.
thorizc the holding Of convention the
nominations would bc void. Somina.
tions may also BE- maed by nominatio
papers in addition 10 the party method.
The Governor Is given authority 60 i!i
BY appointment any vacancy occur.
ring In district or at.iarge seats dur
Ing the convention.
The Governor Is to call the conven-
tion to onder and the delegates will or
ganize Immediately and elect officers,
adopt procedure and generally to ad.
3ourn to such time or times and such
place or places as it shall determine"
Must Consider Propasais
1t Is made the duty Of the convention,
should ot be authorized "tO consider
the constitution recommended By the
commission on constitutional amend.
ment and revision" and Il may sub.
NIT a proposed constitution or parts to
the people. The mandate is given that
the questions must be so framed that
the questions can be answered BY yes"
or no"
The bill requires any constitution or
the people to be delivered to the secrc.
tary of the commonwealth not later than
August l, 1922. The secretary Is di.
rccted to advertise IL In two nersponora
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Medical coiless. 800 oeo and $50, 600 for
Ssnstt Lsns.nau Hospital. sgo.0o6; Jyns-
ps.a,cH HgTsp,s, Tp.n,, sSe,Se9S rhllsd.lenia orthg
-, leslie. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. second class
Guy pension act age limit to ffty years
mshins ally solicitor member OF the bua ri
a. ss Wsh'ns ayersse wssss base that for the
. Htrrvn' Wsshfrstou-To aiioy CORPORA
,ons 70 borrow money at any rate and
IeRalising loans ct hishtT than the legal
rate sent 70 the corpurations committee,
SNYDER Bish-Carfyins tI65 pS2 for the
dehCit '-i'V'' 'T
Evening journal., 1921-08-25
M'BRIDE'S TRANSFER

Local and long distance hauling. Per-
sonaf attention given 10 all work. straw
rides. outing parties catered TO- 2oi W.
eqfh ST. Phone 403S-I. iunel5-3m.
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LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING.
August 25


The governing sign Of this birth
date is Leo. meaning Iion-hearted.
The man OF this birthdate is brave
and courageous. cool, calm and col
lected in the face OF great dangers.
He has a keen intuition, sound judg-
ment and good business acumen.
He will generally be found at the
head OF large organizations. although
he is also a good public speaker and
would make a good lawyer or ply
sician.
The women Of this date is sell
fish, frivolous and has interest in
no one but herself. She desires a
great deal Of money. plenty OF fine
clothes and good times, and she is
happy. Through her passionate love
for the opposite sex. she causes her
self much unhappiness.
The governing planet OF this
birthdate is Mars. The birthstone is
an acquamarine.
Evening journal., 1921-08-25
UPHOLSTERY.

TT-P5HoISTERiNG-LET Us ESTI.
[ mate. Materials for sale. Windo v
shades made TO order. Sparks a Son,
phone Si12-W. June2l-lyr.
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HELP wANrEp-MALE.

xxrANTED-AT ONCE. MARRIED
w man. white or colored, TO work on
farm by month; live In tenant hSrsS'
must be good mixer. ADDRESS noi'
Evening journal Office. august
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rsrn cAns roR SALE.

USED CARS FOR SALE.
1918 Overland.
1afT Studchakcr Roadster.
1917 Marmon Touring Car.
foi7 Chalmers passenger Touring
1910 Ruick 5-Passencer Touring.
1920 Hup Roadster.
The above cars are offered at their ap-
,rsiacd value as accepted Tn trade by us,
we also have a large list Of trade-in
offers not listed Hbove. Anyone inter
ested will ind it 20 their advantage hav'
ing their name placed on our Used Car
CANNON MOTOR COMPANY.
Delaware Ave. and Tatnall ST.
Teiephrne 500. aug2t-Gt
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AuroMonuEs roR SALE.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
TOR sALE-oNE FORD TRUCK.
Il good condition 2Soi Market St.
aus3-Si.
noDGE TOURING CAR. LATE
~ model; perfect condition. Call 6lf6 !
a.e -.-e-
EoR sALE-cnANDLEK DISPATCH; /
run 5000 miles fiioO. $40 s, Adams
street. Iy26-im
A Uro rOPs AND CURTAINS. 81
~ Stern. iios Rodney 81. rhOne 6lAo.
auril-u
IrOR SALE DODGE SEDAN, 1920
II models hrst-class condition. Ad-
dress Box SIS Evening Journal once.
auF2i-SI
IrOR SALE -MARMON SEDAN. 81
Il passenger, 1922 mo.oT. good condi-
ton; raj bargain good reason Tor
selling. Telephone sol au=2i-ot.
EOR sALE-REO BUS RUS $500
II miles: good ss new cost $500 seh
for Si7Oo. 4. - Wilson. Hayru de Grace
Nd. augS-eI
CrEARNS KNIGHT TOURING CAR;
- mechanical condition perfect. so
See Mr.. Moorc. Central Garage, tit ship
ley street auslp. o@
IOOO usED CARS AND TRUCKS
lOVO Easy terms. Consult MI
Greenlees. Residence. S2i West 81, VT
mington. Del novi-i'r.
Used AND REBUILT VIM TRUCKS;
- good condition. 500 down, bai-
ance one year 10 pay. Hance Motor Truck
Co.. 7oi W. Fifth ST. jyls-lm.
V'IRrs-ALL MAKES GuARAN-
Il ted arsts at cut oric<s Keii Motor
Co. eleventh and rLtnan Sta asne
csOo. aprso-u
NOR SALE - sEvEN-PAsSENoKR
IL touring car: excellent condition new
/ batteries and lots OF extras very chtal
Appiy Battery Specially Co., 1901 rreneh
street @as-'.'.
ryIvE- PAssENGER OvERLAN n
\ IL model 81 In good condition. seN
very reasonable quick sale. Sloo X"
ledge Motor Company, 1oiI orange ~
augtf--l -
lnvERIAND AND JEFFERIs TOUR
~ ING several Fords, touring, rnads-
ters, coupe. Agent Tor nest eora l,is, sssi
soiway's. i7o2 Scott 81. Phone li''-h
jyH-imo.
| A rTroMoBILEs ron salem.
~ gines for bsatss parts for all makes
of cam: second hand cars wanted.
Adams Street Garage. so4 Adams 81
mar23-tf.
! INRANKIfN CAR THIS CAR POSI-.
Il lively for sale. No reasonable ohei
refused WIN dcmonstrate. In gooa run.
ming order Been ovcrhauled. fhone
aRs7-w Write or call B.. oof DelaS y. ars
avenue 49,
~Oc TO RE-cHARGE YOUR Rat
OO terry; two.year gsefan.een ..yor ,,ea
necr" Storage Battery, 80 up. l"u
can't beat this Battery SrccAliet 30.
ll30i French 81. Phone SscN.
aur23 cod-u.
Neutrality-suspicious. Ieo5
Wanfod-Ford ruunhnut and hulcl
Roadster For Salc-Frunklin. lNle Tour
Ing Car. general condition good lnclud
ing ton. tires and paint
r. &. BRADFORD,
Phone 1895 1921 Delaware Ave
novi0-lyr.
USED CARS
Ford Roadster.
Ford Touring.
Buick Roadster.
Buick Touring.
KEEN'S
, a5th and Market sts. Phone MI
mar23 Tyr
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EsTATE on GEoRoE D. wINsLow,

- DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters of
Administration upon the Estate ~
George ID. WinsloW, late Of Wilmington
Hundred. deceased. were duly granted
unto Wilmington Trust Company on the
seventeenth day Of August A. n 1921
and an persons Indebted % said Do.
erased arr requested 20 make payments
20 the Administrator without delay. and
an persons having demands against the
deceased are required 90 exhibit and nre-
sent the same duly prohatcd 20 the said
Administrator on Or before the seven
feenth dav Of August. A. D. fqgo. or
abide by the law IN this behalf
WILMINGTON TRUST COMPANY.
Administrator.
Address. Wilmington, Delaware
augis. qt-eod.
Evening journal., 1921-08-25

ESrAlE OF WILLIAM ]. HtLYARn,
- DECEASED
Notice r. hereby given thar Letters
lestlmcntHry upon the estate of William
7. Hilyard. late OF Christinna hundred.
deceased, were duly granted unto VIII
nam r. Lyman. on the twenty fourth
day of August. A. u. 1871. and am per
seas Indebted 10 the said deceased are
requested 10 make payment TO- the execu
tor without delay. and an persons having
demands against the deceased are ~.
Qulrcd 70 exhibit and present the same
duly prohuted. 20 the said executor on or
before ne twenty fourth day Of August
A. ID. 1922, or abide by the law In thi.
behalf
WILLIAM T. LYMAN. Executor.
Address Equitable Bldg. Wilmington
nelaware. aur21- cod -ot
Evening journal., 1921-08-25

UrATFRNELONS - FIFTEEN THOU
w sand large Money" watermelons.
now ripening on the vines. Come and
ret them. where they grow. fresh. healthy
ana delicious, the sweetest yoU ever
tasted. any quantity desired. =. r.
Iongonecker. Magnolia, Del. Phone
FELTON, 72RI. augl9-6t
Evening journal., 1921-08-25

xxyANTED-sALE WITH CAR,
w wholesale automobile accessories !,
commission basis; liberal proposiSSt,'Ssn a. ~ :
Evening Journal once. aus2o--t.
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Carpenters

Remodeling OF every description. New
huiidinr estimates POrches enclosed.
screens TO order. Woodmansey & Clement
Phone 5S97-W. auglO-lm.
Evening journal., 1921-08-25

EsrATE or MARTIN VAN BUREN
- HUTCHINSON. DECEASED
Notirr a. hereby given that Letters
Tcstamfrtary upon thc estate u Martin
Van Burrn Hutchinson. late of Whining
ton hundred, deceased. were duly grant
"a unto Marlin v r. Hutchinson Jr.
on the thirteenth cny ~ August. A. H.
1871 and an persons indebted 10 the
said deceased are rcdursted 10 make pay
mcnt TO the executor without DELAY. and
an persons having demands against the
deceased ar required TO exhibit and pre-
sent the same duly nrohafed O. the said
executor on or tcforc the thirteenth day
N August A. y. 1922, or abide by the
law In this behalf
MARTIN v n. HUTCHINSON. JR..
Address George W. Lilly attorney AZ.
law. Equitable BLDG. Wilmington. Della.
ware augi6. cod
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IMPROVED ROAD JERSEY FARzF 4
LL-L-rLL ILALlnL. ...arl I.nLrI IL.

IMPROVED ROAD JERSEY FARkk ri,
WITH HORSE. COW. POULTRY Y. r.
vehicles, harness. tools implemenfAr,.
machinery. etc. included Once es-- {
tablished on this productive poultry.- =
truck farm. bright future stands be-
fore you; well located. close r H.,
station and Court House. convenient,~
town. advantages; Z acres rictl
loamy ullage. cuts : tons hay acre. Z
25 fruit trees acre blnckberriee. "a.
I. 900 asparagus plants 1000 straw &
berries. good 11-room house. valued3..
$4,000, bountiful maple shade; sub =
stantiel barn. poultry house. COW. 81.
barn and store house; to sattle af-~
fairs only 1850; part cash: eaSy
terms. Investigation viii convince. a
Come at once, Catalog free. William i
NJ. Fleming. Pennsgrove. n j. ~
aug23-25. ~A
Evening journal., 1921-08-25

I'VE HAVE SEVERAL PROPERTIES
Tor rxchfngc, mortra gea secured.
MORTGAGES sold. 9oa Shipley St Phone
$50 june7-tf -
Evening journal., 1921-08-25

xxrANrED-A FEW GOOD cARPEN-
w ters for frame work; 60c per nonr,
near lob John X. Hopkins, Melfa. va.
august
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REAL EsrArE-FoR SALE

WANTED -s% MORTGAGE MONEY.
s''. Apply oos shipiey. st. Phene !:
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BRADEORD'S Phone 1895

House rooms and bath. porch, hestor,
400 " 35th St. 5000. -'-l
House roorns. barn. Enrara. scrs-,
Of ground, on Lancaster Pike. In city i.
limits. E.o)0.
House, rooms, hath. hot water heat
and porch 1919 Clayton St. $500. az
House. 3 rooms, betn heater and porch. y
1871 ". Fourth ST.. $500.
Garage. 11io Pine 81. open for an orcf.'
House. 1921 Delaware Ave, 10 rooms,s
bath. porch.
House. sis Adams ST.. 10 rooms. baths,
porch t+.
House. 1919 Rodney ST.. rccms. sssh
and porch $1,000.
Farm. 100 acres Hamorton. P1
Farm. ~ acres Centrevfile Del fr-|
Farm. Ia acres. hcnoneuKh. Del $500.
T. c BRADFORD =
1921 Delaware Avenue -
spr27-tf.
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AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING.

PRING YOUR IGNITION TROUBLES
- to Maxwell and Js-kson. ~ y. Con
nell ST. Phone isfo. feh10-lyr.
Evening journal., 1921-08-25

rhese cars can an he bought on our
,.sr,navmcnt credit plan. which Is
,s-i,tfv CONFIDENTIAL Some cars can be
~, s,,,-ch sod with as little as SiO0 down and
ane year 10 pay the balance. Open even
ings TN . o'clock.
KEEL MOTOR COMPANY.
Eleventh and Tatnall Streets
junei3u. Phone 500
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ron RENT,
REsoRrs-MARYLANp.
HOTEL RIGBIE s:s,,S: ss.;;.

beautifully situated on beach over
looking the magnificent Chesapeake Bay.
combination seashore and country. Rest
and recreation. Fishing, bathing. canoe--
ing bowling and tennis. Eleclic ilEnta-,
Southern cooking. Orchestra. Long
distance telephone. Special attention
riven Automobile parties -rYt
HOWARD TURNER. Prop q
Evening journal., 1921-08-25

Watch the Want Ads for the buy
ing and selling OF real estate during
the coming two weeks.
Evening journal., 1921-08-25

Es0R sALE-ONE FORD TRUCK.
Il good condition. 230i Market ST.
aug5-3t.
Evening journal., 1921-08-25
REsoHTs-ArLANTIo cTra. !
Hotel Austine

Reach and amuscments. Every room ont b.
s,ae. write for raLeA r "A JONES
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WANTED no RENT.

XXTANTED-TO RENT SMALL GAR
w age or repair space in good loca-
ton. Inquire 422 y. Grant Ave. + B.
Tucker. aug-o-A
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ESTATr on WILIIAM ATWOOl

LNSTATF OF WILLIAM ATWOOD
II WEIDfN. DECEASED
Notice ls hereby given that Letters o.
Administration, upon the estate Of VII
liam Atwood Weidln. late of Philadel
phia. Pa. decreased. were duly granted
unto William r. Lyman. on tho twenty
fourth day % August. A. u. 1921 and all
persons indebted 10 said deccasc are re-
isintor without delay, and an persons
having demands against the deceased are
required 10 exhibit and present the
same. duly prohatei. 10 the said admins
traitor. on or before the twenty.fourfh day
% August A. ID. 1922. or abide by the
law IN this behalf
WILLIAM r. LYMAN.
Administrator
Address Equitable bldg. wilmington.
Del. aur,1-eod-9t.
Evening journal., 1921-08-25

We have an exceptionally good Offering
of used cars on our door that we propose
u - mat we knTr tkeso cars will
move Come In while .se selection Is
Evening journal., 1921-08-25

xxrANrED - TIN RooFERs AND M
MIN iighf sheet metal and furnace work.
Also good sheet metal heat and vent
dnct men. Wages, 81 per hour. open
shon conditions. W. r. Angermyer'
Secretary, ia Homewood Ave, 4 i It's
burgh, Pa. AuS-o1
Evening journal., 1921-08-25

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is kAfiDhs =
- in,nrovinv-some A3OOO,OO0 worth Of
new husiuess Is under way In WHINING
Ton. Now Is the opportune time 20 allss !,
Yourself with a reputable organizatloh ~
YOU can show n clean record. iwo VIZ
In training for high grade posiuons' my
ing greater than $500 per month. ny Janu
arv i Il worth while. Permanent. 1ah
Room 22S, Delaware Trust Bldg
aug2f-4t
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HOUSE PAINTING
RTCISrER,s oNnER.

GAVE TIRE SURFACE AND YoU SAVE
- all James keenan,. house painting
1905 W leth 81 rhsne ,ig..w. mar, W..
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SANITARY WORKER,

III ). wiNcHEsrER. ms srREEI
w. Odorless excayating. When. you
want your cesspools cleaned. phone
4C52W- feo2-lyr.
Evening journal., 1921-08-25

C,LERKs- Ks-HUNDREDS MEN, OVER
y II, wanted for Railway MAJ posl
siS5 month Experience unneceseaIg y
Write FOR free particulars about pos ,
tions. examinations. Columbia Schooi OF
Civil Service, 36S Pope Bldg, Nssnlns
ton. ID. e. aut~'-"I
Evening journal., 1921-08-25

C,LERKs. Is UPWARD, FOR POSTAL
I Mail Service $50 month. hxami ma
tions September Experience nnheSes r.t',
sarv For free particulars Of instruction
v,ritc Leonard former Civil Service
Fxaminer), 1904 Equitable Bldg.. Wash s.
ingtOn, u. c. -9
Evening journal., 1921-08-25

A Uro PAINTING AND UPHoLsTER-
"a Ing See what we can do for you
Cal Stifiel. io02 French ST. phcnl
S20c J. mars-lyr.
Evening journal., 1921-08-25
NOR SALE-HOUSEHOLD FIJI

i ture. diningroom table, six chairs
and buffet. IN English oak; three piece
mahogany, leather upholstered parlor
suife one double brass bed and sewing
machine. II interested, YOU will do well
hi zee these, as the price asked Is ridicu-
ionsiv low: must be sold az once. Apply
third floor apartment, 722 Market street
nuulI-af.
Evening journal., 1921-08-25

EoR SALE OR RENT-EIGHr-R RooH-
house 0if w second street; good
condition. Inquire 10iI W. Fifth St.
io''esAion sug2fst
Evening journal., 1921-08-25
KErL.s.

KFIL'S
We also carry fdii lire on nrst DUAL
ity second tires az cut prices Eleventh
and 1atnall Sts. Phone 500. apr30- II