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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-21

But we should begin the sitting process
on the other side Of the ocean. 1t IL
not fair to either the immigrant or the
shipping company to whit until the
immigrant arrives here before he II
carefully examined, only to be In many
cases deportcd. .
1--WE should raise the standard Of
those who come here. know there are
many backed up behind the dam over
there, all ready to come. Immigration,
however, acts as sort of labor supply.
II you watch the statistics. you sec they
flow into the country and flow out
again. as the barometer of trade and
business rises or falls.
immigration Balance
IL am friend of organized labor.
But | realize that IL anybody becomes
cnthrorcd as a monopoly, as master of
tho situation, whoever he may be. he
, is inclined to go too strongly. There
fore | believe in immigration as II sort
nj balance against that sort of thing.
Besides. this should always be kept a
haven for people who want to escape
from tyranny.
"Thcu There is the Mexican situation.
That. | believe. II going to be ironcd
ont on n basis Of justice. and respect
for American property rights. Amcri.
cans went into that country, subject To
It's laws, and their property ought not
be subject to COnfiScation.
Taxes are the biggest problem we
are faring just now. | always con
tended we should have paid for the war
ont nf the profits Of the war, in other
words. taxes should have been highest
during the war and lever after. Now.
the reverse is the case. The interest
on our debt is 81. .OO0, 900 900, and that
cannot be raised BY tariff. Increase
the tariff. decrease the revenue. Our
exports are 50 much greater than our
imports that the rate of exchange Is
hit. Raise the tariff. lower the i'm.
rorts in consequence. and hurt the
rate of exchange still further: the rem
cdy would be- worse than the disease.
Conditions are different now that at
any other time tariff bill has ever
been framed.
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To Deport Stowaway

Despite the fact that he. had resided
in North Carolina for fifteen years,
Paul Phillips, twenty one years old,
Greek stowaway on the steamer st.
Anthony, which arrived here recently,
was ordered deported by the De-
partmcnt of immigration at Washing
ton yesterday. Phillips has been held
at the detention house. Gloucester.
since the arrival of the st. Anthony. A
wear ago Phillips and his father left
North Carolina to visit the fathers
mother in Greece. The father returned
AS passenger, while the son took his
chances as Stownway.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-21

terey. William J. Lovett, Leroy Grif-
fin, alias James Brown Frank Cresto,
Frank Schultz, Thomas Gray, Albert
Collier, William Henderson, James
Lewis, Joseph A. Moss. Peter Tread
way, Marie Boots Rogers, Salvatore
Spinclli. Vincent Laracone, Salvatore
Battaglia. Chris Murnno,, Mike Fal.
zone. Antonio Dimachello and Fred
L. Hill.
Every cell along ''murderers' row
in the prison contains two prisoners.
Brines occupies cell with Thomas
McHale, an eighteen year old youth,
who Is said to have grumbled because
locked up with college boy"
Drincs Is accused of the murder OF
Elmer G. Drewes, a Dartmouth College
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-21

student, while MciIale Is accused Of
having killed Nicola Ostep, who was
shot and killed on North College ave.
nue. near Twenty asecond street June
l last. ...,..
Another man who will be tried on
Monday is William r. Rick. who In
charged with the = murder Of Abner
Braun, q motorcycle policeman. Fol.
McHnie. also John Il. Murray. John
Donohue, James Mclaugh and Eugene
Walsh. VI
Court No. l. in Room 453, will be
presided over by Judge McCullcn. the
prosecuting attorneys in that court to
be Assistant District Attorneys Brown
ard Speyscr. Judge Ferguson will pre-
side over Court No. 2. in Room 053.
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50 MURDER TRIALS
LISTED IN z COURTS
Six More Await Rotan's Action.
Tribunals to Concentrate
on Cases
MURDERERs' ROW CROWDED

Eighty persons accused OF murder
arc listed for trial here and six more
will soon be listed at the office of the
district attorney.
Beginning Monday next, two courts
will concentrate on the murder cases.
and an effort will be made TO clear the
cells along ''murdcrers' row at
Moyamcnsing prison.
SO many are the, murder cases that
the district attorneys Office. the city
detective force and the county detective
force have been working night and day
trying to catch UP with their work. 1t
was finally decided to sweep the boards
clean and concentrate in the two courts
next week on the murder cases alone.
tie hundreds of bnnditry and other
criminal cases being held over until the
murder cases may be disposed of.
This is rendered necessary by the
advsihility Of bringing murder case
to trial aS soon after the crime Is com e
mittrd as may be practicable. before
witnesses become scattered and memo
ricS become dim. Hundreds of wit
ncsScs have been subpocnacd.
Of the murder cases. thirty three Of
the persons listed for trial are al
Moyamcnsint prison. in addition to
which are the six cases not yet listed
for trial. There arc forty seven more
oct on bail.
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Those Mt AIOyamensing

The persons accused of murder who
will come up for trial and who are con
fined at Moyamcnsing prison follow:
William i. Brines. Henry X. Rick.
Antonio Mercurio, Charles Walker
Earl Carter. alias Earl French: VIII
linn Turner. Albert Trivins. William
Feldkeller. Thomas MclIale, John r.
Murray. John Donohuc. James Me
luugh. Eugene Walsh. Leonard Win
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The Hindu Princess
Whose Heart Was Broken

before been outside her fathers house alone. Yet
dressed brother clothes,
with her soft dark hair the " of the she loved who lay desperately
"In6del!
have whole life!
b die of
q heart! Read in
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

BILTMoRE ST. 10 rms. ab.. ami. $40
Northwest Realty Co. 18th q Col. rd- nv.
Col. 4s74J.
18TH ST. Mr.. DUPONT CIR. IL rms sb..
ami $50. Northwest Realty Co. 18th
& Col I'd. NV. Col fsT4-J.
.IST ST. IA rms, 3b.. ami $500.
Northwest Realty Co. 18th & Col. rd nv.
Col. 4s74J.
18TH ST. rms. b.. fur. & EaS, slS5.
Will lease. Northwest Realty Co. 18th
! Col I'd. nv. col. 4S7iJ.
CONN. AVE. II rms. 3h.. ami. $40
unfur. $3.50 fur. Northwest Realty Co.
18th & Col. I'd. NV. Col. 4s74J.
HII.LYER PL. Mr.. SWISS LEGATION. $
rms. 2b.. ami sIGO. Sorthvps; Realty
Co. 18th & Col I'd. NV. Col. +s7t-J.
HARRISON ST. CHEVY CHASE rms.
& D., ami ssIO. Northwest Realty Co.
18th & Col. I'd. NV. Col 4s74J.
o ST. Mr.. DUPONT CIR. rms B..
ami. SIS. Northwest Realty Co. 18th
& Col. rd. NV. Col 4sTfJ.
LURAY PI.. rms. fur. & eiec. 500 per
mo. Northwest Realty Co. 18th & Col.
I'd. NV. Col. 4s747J.
CARROLL AVE. TAKOMA PIX rms. b.
gar. Sl60 gar. Northwest Realty Co..
18th Col. I'd. NV. Col. 4S74I.
1907 II ST. y. W. md q. office rms. fac
ing 3 large govt. bIdEs. DAVID r. BAR
RY. 1907 H st. nv.
18TH ST, Mr.. g ST v ". 3rd floor. heat
ed. plenty of light. Rent. $500. DAVID
K. BARRY. 1907 II St NV.
AUTO REPAIR SHOP AND GAR. Hold l6
cars. h.w.h.. cleo. nr. 18th You sts.
DAVID L. BARRY. 1907 IT. NV.
COAL YARD & ICE STATION. ia. ave. 4
Morton st. NV. Rent. SO. %. DAVID Z.
BARRY. 1907 II st. nv.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS.
% c ST. Sc $50 mo-. 3 story hri ok. JOHN r.
DONoHOE & SONS. 3l4 Pa. ave. sc.
49, TTH ST. Sc. $40 mo. JOHN r. DONo-
HOE & SONS. 3II Pa. ave. 80.
I222 nth ST. Sc. so. 90 mo. JOHN r,
DoNoHoE & SONS. 3l4 IA. ave. -.
:.24 ARTHUR I'll. NV $500 mo. room f"r
= cars. JOHN =. DONoHoE & SONS, S1i
Pa. ave. So.
X. 100 nth ST. Ne. $40 mo. JOHN y.
HoNOHoE & SONS. 3I4 Ia. ave. se.
II. l24 \. CAR. AVE. Sc. IS. JOHN r.
DoNoHoE a SONS. 3I4 ia. ave. se.
Il. l47 n. CAR. AVE SE. s.. mo. JOHN y.
DONoHOE SONS. 3l4 Ia. ave. Sc.
r. IsO nth ST. NE. s. mo. JOHN Y.
DONoHOE & SONS. 3l4 Pa. ave. Sc.
Il. ?13 nth St Sc. 500 mo. JOHN y.
DONOH0E 4 SONS. S14 Ia. ave. sc. -
G ST. Mr.. 18TH.
I'd d., $50: Sd f.. $50; new bldg.
Harry wardman. 1880 st. NV. NJ. f1e0.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
MALE-Centinsed.

MAbE<--SontIuucu.
EXPERIENCED DIsHwAsHER WISHES
position; reliable; no Sunday work. BOX
4a-D, Herald office. 4-lO0
BUTLER hrst-class. so5. Ref. Best Wash.
families. Clarke's Agency, 1900 18th st.
NV. 1855.
UTILITY MANEErperienced and capable
$50. Clarke's Agency. 1900 18th st. NV.
1855.
BOOKKEEPERS, accountants.- auditors, at
your service; let US know your wants and
we will promptly I'LL them. NATIONAL
PERSONNEL SERVICE BUREAU, 3o2-3o5
Bond Bldg. 18th & n. Y. ave.
INSTITUTE OF VOCATIONAL RE-
SEARCH, 30 Munsey Bldg, franklin 4eo7.
FEMALE.
EMPLOYERS! WE RECOMMEND CERTI-
fed help. INSTITUTE OF VOCATIONAL
RESEARCH, 2Io Nunsey Bldg. Frank 4eo7.
DREssMAKING by day or week In private
family. s250 to sS. Ref. Clsrke's
Agency. 1900 18th st. NV. n. 1855.
typists and bookkeep-
ers and other efficient clerks furnished
without expense to you: inst give us q ring.
NATIONAL PERSONNEL SERVICE BU-
REAU. 3O2- -305 Bond Bldg, 18th y. Y.
ave.
wANTED-By seamstress, weekend mend
ing. Exp. Clarkes Agency louO loth
st. NV. 1855.
PUBLIC sTENOGRAPHER on hand at all
times for that rush work. Call Main Js2l
and ask for Miss Ierner NATIONAL PER-
SoNNEL SERVICE BUREAU. 302-305 Bond
ldg.. 18th 4 v. Y. ave.
MAIDS. eIpd and reliable. Stay nights.
Clsrke's Agency, 1900 18th st. NV. y 1893.
DAY WORK by reliable girls, references.
CIarke's Agency. 1900 18th st. NV. 1885.
OVER 100 Of the largest commercial con-
Germs in town use personnel service;
they have tested II and know its merits;
IL is also at your service; just call Main
g44. NATIONAL PERSONNEL SERVICE
BUREAU. 3O2 sos Bono Bldg, l4th 4 n. Y.
ave.
lCHAMBERBAID- waitress. reliable: go home
nights CIarke's Agency. 1900 18th ST. NV.
| 1855.
GENERAL houseworkers. reliable and ex-
perienced. Stay nights. Ciarke's Agency,
| 1900 18th st. NV. 1895.
lCOOKS-For boarding house. reliable and ex-
perienced. Clarke's Agency. 1000 18th st.
NV. 1885.
lMAID-ReIisbIe, . in family. Stay nights.
S3O CIarke's Agency. 1900 18th st. NV.
1855.
COOKIE private family. go home nights.
SO. CIarke's Agency. 1900 18th st. NV.
y 1855.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Continued.


COLUMBIA GRAF0NoLA, STYLE K-2.
regular price $50 our price $3.50, fumed
OAK only: HCGo woRcH, l1io q st. NV.
VICTOR STAND; cost $40; fumed oak;
so; new main springs installed, So up.
i HUE, l, Slo Mass. NV. Ph. Fr. S175.
ONE soHMER PIANO. BLACK CASE. sI95.
HUGO w0RCH. lllO G st. nv.
COLUMBIA: siso ,tyIe: SIS; NAH. case
talking machines repaired by experts.
sHCE. 5l9 Mass. NV.
ONE BUSH & LANE UPRIGHT PIANO.
used. s235. cost new 5000. HUGO
woRCH, 1l1O G st. NV.
INDEPENDENT; $50 style: 800: why pay
moref: machines called for & repaired.
sHuE, $40 Mass. NV.
LORAPiiONE; oak cab; like new: worth
SIS: quick sale. $50 See sHUE, save
money. 5l9 Mass. nv. ..
MANDEL; large; S2Oo style; fumed oak;
used to demonstrate; 500 cash. Open
until p. m. 5I9 Mass. NV.
MANDEL Phonorrsph; plays any records;
large S2o style; nah. cab; our price.
sl60. 5l9 Mass.
regular price $50, price So. HUGO
WORCH, li10 G ST. NV.
COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA, STYLE E-a.
regular price SSj. our price $T3. HUGO
WORCH, 1110 G ST. NV.
IC. kCRTLAANS & CO; new; walnut case;
reg. retail price. $3.50; price, $3.50; terms.
3lS Mass. NV.
IC. HUFFMAN & Co: player piano:
worth LOO: price. $500; Auto Deluxe
player act. 5l9 Mass. NV.
COLUMBIA GRAFONoLA, F-2, REGULAR
price 500. onr price $92. HUGO woRCH.
lll0 G st. NV.
COZ ITNfpI. ,D =, ,
REGULAR price sl25 our price sI05. HUGO
WORCH, lllO 81. NV.
toLUMBTA GRAFONOLA, STYLE K-2
regular price $50, our price $40. HUGO
wORCH. llIO q st. NV
UPRIGHT PIANO SLIGHTLY USED, ,ls5
HUGO WORCH. 1lI0 g st. NV.
STARR Player Piano: worth 81. 100: price.
$500; NAH. case; small size; act quick
5l9 Mass. NV.
ONE CHENEY TALKING MACHINE, REG
ulsr price sI6O. our price s115. HUGO
| WORCH, llIO g. St NV.
ONE CHENEY TALKING MACHINE. REG
WORCH, lll0 q St NV
ONE REGENT TALKING MACHINE, REG
ular price 500. our price $50. HUGO
WGRCH. lIIO g St NV.
EDISON PHONOGRAPH: cost $3.50: bargain
at $50; talk. mach. repaired. 2. A.
sHuE. 5l9 Mass. nv. Ph. Fr. 3IIJ.
BYRSE UPRIGHT. LIKE NEW, S2s5.
hne case. HUGO w0RCH. lilo e. ST. NV
KRANICH 4 BACH UPRIGHT. USED. so75.
HUGO WoRCH. 1l10 C st. NV.
LATTER PLAYER. S3l5, USED. HUGO
wORCH. lII0 C st. nv.
sILvERsTONE TALKING MACHINE. orr
price $50, cabinet size. HUGO woRCH,
lll0 G st. NV.
SILvERToNE TALKING MACHINE, CARL
net size. $65. HUGO wORCH. lll0 G
st. NV.
VICTOR yICTROLA: style NI; and 80
records. sl23 monographs repaired. Ph.
Fr. 3l75. SHUE. Jl9 Mass. NV
sONER UPRIGHT, BEAUTIFUL CASE.
$sl5. HUGO wORCH. IIIO G st. NV.
ooLuMBIA GRAFONOI.A. STYLE E-2. IN
oak only, regular price sS5, our price SIS
HUGO woRCH. IIlO st. nv.
COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA. STYLE G-..
regular price Sl25. our price in fumed
oak only. HTG0 wORCH. lilo G St NV
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

C0ntfnue0.
"a. AVE. M. LAMONT ST. Delicatessen and
soda foupt: $40o wk. income. Bargain
$1,000 +. y. cARLEY. business broker.
NTH ST. n. W. DcIIcatessen. cigar, soda
fount; $40 900 yr inc; bargain. S4,50O. Il.
y. CARLEY, 6l7 st NV.
lfTH ST. NV. Grocery soda store; good
lease. $500 p. r. CARLEY. 61T y sts
GkOCERY STORE. Ontario rd 8 yr. lease;
remuneratiye business. p. v. CARLEf,
6lT st. NV.
1TH 81. NV. Apt. grocery store; rms,
b., good WILL etc., $4,000. p. y. CARLEf'
81 st NV.
PA. AVE. Grocery business. $1,000 income
mo. Zstock. good will, lease, etc., 5000.
=. =. CARLEI. Gil u st. NV.
sTH ST. wv. Cafeteria; $50 a day; owner
leaving town. $1,000, p. y. CARLEY. 8lI
;TH ST. NV. Grocery store: also 10 rms &
b.; good will. $4,000. =. y. CARLEY. 61I
Il st. NV. y. 6l93.
DCMBARTON> AVE. Beauty parlor; store,
$50. p. Y. CARLEY. 6l7 Il stN NV.
F. 81a3.
GA. AVE. Millinery shop; also rm b..
garage. $o.5O0. =. r. CARLEY, eli Y
st. NV.
8 APTs, $500; should rent $500 mo-.
non res. own. wants oher. JOHN u.
D0N0HoE 4 SONS. si4 Pa. ave. Sc.
Is room house. gas and electricity. steam
heat. $500. =. y. CARLEY. Git z 81
NV.
l2-room roominE house; downtown Ioc.. H.
VIII; get busy. r. CARLEY, 6l7 Z
st. NV.
COR. prominent ave. NV, 2 stores, . apis
above. $500; terms. Money REALTY
CO. 726 18th st. NV.
X ST. Sc. nr. 9Th ST., 8 6-rm. brk dwr..
new rented. $3.50 each. Price, 81, $50
each; terms. CLARENCE Y. WEIGH, III
18th st. NV. N. $3.50.
HOTEL on PA. AVE. y. W. store ware rm.
LIST. a.. living rms. b.. eIec.. alley rear.
$751; 600. DAVID y. BARRY. 1877 II st.
GAR. WILL HOLD 10 CARS. cleo. h..w.h..
nr. 18th and u sts. Rent. 800 mo- 81, 800.
DAVID Y. BARRY. 1907 II st.
TTH ST. Above r. l. Rents sI4O mo. Lot
25I150, alley. s15.OO0 CAYwoOD BROS.
GARRETT. 9I5 n. Y. Ave.
STH ST. n. Of Fat. on rms 4 b., hwh
Rapidly changing to business. ST., 600.
CAiwOoD BROS. 4 GARRETT. 9IJ n. Y.
Ave.
Apt. House. Ssn. 600 Yearly rent $4,000 30
apis. Sr. l4th & Park Rd. Mandler- Brodt
Co. OF New York Ave. y. W.
Park. IL Apis. Mandler- -Brodt L Co, 927
New York ave. NV.
Apt. House. cor. Bird st. mr.. r. I. Ave y.
W. Rent 81 $50. Price. S12 800 Mand-
r.Brodt Co. 927 New York ave. NV.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOUR ROOMS AND BATH: COMPLETELY
furnished. including silver. linen, dishes.
piano, maid service, gas. unlimited tele-
phone: all for se5; children taken; i'm
mediate possession; rent by month or year.
Apply 40 18th st. NV. ROOM .0S. 4-l3O
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SITUATIONS WANTED
NJ I.E

OFFICE and commercial helm Of all tind,
promptly furnished free Of charge Er
perience and references investigated by rs
Main 644. Main 5s3l. NATIONAL FER.
soNNEL SERVICE BUREAU, 800 -s05 BOND
Bldg, 18Th q n. Y. ave.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FTRNISHED.

PA 18th ST. .S.E.-IArEs front room for two
gentlemen; s. per week. Phone Lincoln
Sill. 4-l45
4O4 Il ST S.E.-IArEe front room. nr. Cspi-
tol. Library; gentlemen only. Phone lin
coin 1913 4-I44
TWO LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS, AMI
1880 Pa. ave NV. FrEnklin $40. 4-l+5
NORTHWEST z CTIO S-TwO DESIR-
able connecting rooms: convenient to two
csr lines. Phone Col. 253l 4-l4T
1880 oJ'INCY-sOUTH DOUBLE ROOM
new home; shower hath: S2J. Col. 1873
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR sALE-LARGE IRON SAFE: BEST
offer. WASHINGTON HERALD. Business
Office. 2-232
MIRRORS FOR SALE: GUARANTHIp
very best resilrering to renew your bad
mirrors. HARBEC. 46 II ST. nv. 3-3o4
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HELP WANTED
SALESMEN.

sALESMEN. or saleswomen: resident, for
I Baltic. I'hila. or RiChmond; 70 to %:
pm: high grade prop. Scientific Vocational
Bureau. III Mun>ey Bldg.
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LOST AND FOUND

.OST-RETwEEN SOUTHERN BLDG. AND
\ ST. brown velvet bag containing check,
aluable letter and money. Reward. Phone
liain 2n35 92l 18th St. 4-13S
LOST-A CORONET BROOCH UF PEARLS
and diamonds on II 81. NV. between 18th
nj 18th Rewafd offered. Return to 1884
18th st. NV. 4lOl
hJOsT-CHINESE BAG WITH TORTOISE
she'll rnain handle. Reward II returned
intact to GEORGE WASHINGTON INN.
'aPitol Hill 4-l34
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MALE.

pm: high grade prop. Scientific Vocational
sureau. 2l2 MunSey Bldg.
MALE.
ACCOUNTANT. able handle bOokkeep. large
wholesale house; proper pay. Scientific
OcationaI Bureau. sl2 MUnsey Bldg.
BOOKKEEPER. clean-cut. energetic. re-
liable: eXT.. do not apply unless possess.
Qualification; salary commensurate. Scien-
q" Vocational Bureau. .l2 Aunsey Bldg.
trade; so per RIO. Scientific Vocational
Bureau. 2I2 Munsey Bldg.
IOTEL MGR. exp. in Wash. or Atlantic
Coast, summer resort; $1,000. Scientific
OcstionaI Bureau. ~ Mun>ey Bldg.
EARN YOUR SUCCESS QUALITIES-How
to develop them. INSTITUTE OF vOCA-
TI0NAL RESEARCH. .1o Munsey Bldg.
KNOW YOUR TiLENTS-and how they
can Be- developed. INSTITUTE OF YO-
CATIoNAL RESEARCH. Franklin 1909.
|DUR INFORMATION DEPARTMENT will
help hnd couEeniaI WORK. INSTITUTE OF
VOCATIONAL RESEARCH. Munsey Bldg.
INSTITUTE OF VOCATIONAL RE-
SEARCH, 20 NunSey Bldg. Prank. 1907.
kyE ANALYZE YOUR PERSONAL Eff
heiency and ability. INSTITUTE OF YO-
ATlONAL RESEARCH. 2lO MunSey Bldg.
NJ YOU DON'T ENJOY your work. you
should consult INSTITUTE OF VO-
RATIONAL RESEARCH. Franklin 1907.
|DO you KNOW what opportunities
are open to you? INSTITUTE OF yOCA-
fTiONAL RESEARCH. 2IO Munsey Bldg.
kALESMAN WANTED for tea and coffee
trade by wellknOwn local house; must
bave automobile; ~ per cent commission;
Ealesmen now making from so to $40 per
a eek. NATIONAL PERSONNEL SERVICE
n REAU, 3O2-3O5 Bond Bldg. l4th 4 n.
hl- ave
SALESMAN wanted BY local Investment cor
poration: free course Of instruction and
fter graduation $40 per week drawing ac-
fUunt and commission. NATIONAL PER
sONNEL SERVICE BUREAU, 3O2 -3O5 Bond
bldg. 18th & y. Y. ave.
ALESMEN for local stock propositions A
No. l and selling fast; your opportunity
j. make big money: Il per cent commission
PERSONNEL SERVICE BU-
REAU. SO2-3O5 Bond Bldg. 18th & y. Y.
bve.
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NR. nth 4 Fla. ave. rms. a b, FUR
heat Price. s. 900: $50 cash. CLAIR
ENCE p. wEDCH. az 18th st. nv. ",
4:-Ss.
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SOLICITORS who are competent to call at
the home and secure orders for this news,
paper. II. A. HAsSAN, Circulation Man
bger. 2-2SO
WE CAN USE MORE NEAT-APPEARING
men who want to better their condition;
reference required Apply 2I9 Bond Bldg.
4-s9
gALEsMEN wanted BY local EXPORT com
Feal statesmen need apply: $40 Pc week and
commission. NATIONAL PERSONNEL
SERVICE BUREAU. 3O2-305 Bond Bldg.
4th & v. Y. ave.
SALEshASAGER wanted BY local invest
ment house: only long experienced men
sOSSEL SERVICE BUREAU. 3O2-305 Bond
Bldg. 18th & n. Y. ave.
5BO0KKEEPER for dOuble-cutry work; man
with knowledge Of real estate entries pre-
Ilerred; position is open in one Of the largest
zeal estate concerns v the city. ,saIsry.
6ONNEL SERVICE BUREAU, 302-30J Bond
Bldg. 18th & v. Y. ave.
EAsHIER wanted in local hotel; man he
tween 20 and 30 years Of age; must be
Experienced in cashier work: salary to start
f25 pc week. NATIONAL PERSONNEL
4th ". Y. ave.
DRUG CLERK. registered. wanted in
prominent local drug store; exceptional
fslary to right person. NATIONAL PER
sONNEL SERVICE BUREAU, 302- -3O5 Bond
Bldg. 18th n Y. ave.
MAN WANTED for all-around work at
fruit stand; good opportunity to learn
b"Siness; starting salary, SIS per week. Ma
3TI0NAL PERSONNEL SERVICE BUREAU,
sc2-S05 Bond Bldg, 14th N. Y. ave.
sTESoGRAPHER-Youn man who also
knows something of bookkeeping; unusual
opportunity for bright young man; S25 per
Eeek to start. NATIONAL PERSONNEL
SERVICE BUREAU. 302-305 Bond Bldg,
4th v. Y. ave.
sTENOGRAPHER-Am young man
wanted in large local corporation; salary
10 start s2I per week: possibilities unlim-
ted. NATIONAL PERSONNEL SERVICE
BUREAU, 9o2-3o5 Bond Bldg. 18th & y.
b. ave.
sALEsNEN: Can you sell a Ford and
Chevrolet necessity? II so, call at this
+,Hiee and see our combination gasoline
hIier and gauge; every owner Is a prospect;
ro>ts nothing to investigate. NATIONAL
PERSONNEL SERVICE BUREAU, 3O2- -3OJ
Bond Bldg. l4th 4 Y. Y. ave.
FEMALE. -
~ PIsT. copy work; $50 per week scien-
tihe Vocational Bureau. 2l2 Munsey Bldg.
COngrrS & dept. work: S1.sO0, s. 600 can
fe furnished BY scientific Vocational Bureau.
sTENoGRAPHBR. temporary night work.
to 10: 6ne per hour. Scientific Vocational
Bureau. 2i2 hunFy Bldg.
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ST. Mr.. lETH. rms. a.m-i-. lot.
$4,000. THoS J. FISHER a Co as
18th NV N $50.
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COLLECTORS who are competent to call at
the home and secure orders for this news,
paper. II. A. HAsSAS. Circulation Man
tser 22s"
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Mr. 9Th a 2 sts NV : rms. a h.. lstrot's
heat Price, s. sec. CLARENCE D.
WEIGH. III lath st nv N. 42-So.
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Mr.. BUSINESS High School. 4 apt. bldg.
S& 8 rms b.; rent, $3.50; eIpenscs
very low. Price. Sis.Sco; subStautlal cssh
paymept. CLARENCE y. WEIGH. 5I5 l4th
Il NV NJ. 4a-Ss
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able handle boOkkeep. large
wholesale house; proper pay. Scientific
OcatiOnSl Bureau. III MUnsey Bldg.
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wE CAN USE MORE NEAT-APPEARING
| men who want to better their condition. {;
reference required. Apply 2I9 Bond Bldg
| 4-e9
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AUTOMOBILES

AUTO wANTED-ROADsTER on TOUR
ing wanted, In good condition. What have
your Address BOX SOD, Herald Office.
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EXPERIENCED DIsHwAsHER wIsHE
position; reliable; no Sunday work. 30
4a-D, Herald office. 4-l0O
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nth ST.. cor. rms, b. elec., h~h-,
gar. SIS OOO THOS. J. FISHER 4 CO.
as 18th NV NJ $50.
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BOOKKEEPER. Clesn-rut energetic. re-
liable. eXT., do not apply unless possess.
salary commensurate. Scien-
tnr Vocational Bureau. 2I2 Munsey Bldg.
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Mr.. IsT a Fla ave. 3 sly. brk. d~E..
rms. 4 b.. h.-w.h.. PsrQuet nOas. Pricc.
IS. SO: 5000 cash. CLARENCE y
WEIGH, 7lT 18th ct. nv. N. 42-s9.
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10TH ST, Is rns.. h., ant, vsonL
$50 900. THoS. J. FISHER q CO, sSs
18th NV N $3.50.
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10 ENP. TYPISTS. must be accurate: piece
work: average So to 81 per day. Scientific
Vocational Bureau. 212 Munsey Bldg
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CONN. AVE. Il rms. b. ami. 50. COZ.
" $50.
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able to instruct in the
trade; so per mo. Scientific Vocational
3urrau .I2 Munsey Bldg
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ST. NR. 18TH ST. baths, hot--ster
heat electric light. 2-csr Esrafe, vacant.
Price. 81, 500. II. l. RUST s12 18th -.
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BELMONT RD. Mr. IsTH st.
II rms. b.. fHrn. Sis.Ooo.
Harry wardman. 1880 \ st. nv, N. 4loo
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Kennedy ST, $40.
6 rms. b.. mi. nr. Sth St. imned. poss.
y. l.. Sansbury & Co. I2I 18th st. N. jso4
Ne. Mr.. 4TH ST 4 R l. AvE.-6 rooms
and bath: O. m. g.: gar: 50 so.
MrKeeyer GosS 1905 l ST NV
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6TH sT Mr. II ST. rooms and bath.
good downtown section. lncc. s4.aS.
h A. RUST, 9l2 18th st