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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-09-23
DEATH PENALTY PROPOSED
FOR BANDITS.
HG4

Covington, KY, Sept. 2S. - Capital
punishment may be inflicted on those
found guilty of holding up citizens at
the point OF a gun II measure which
Representative Harry j. Meyers, OF
Covington, proposes to introduce at
the next session OF the legislature be-
comes a law. Representative Meyers
said today that he will make every eff
fort to have It passed. He believes the
fear Of the death penalty would go far
In discouraging banditry.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-09-23
WIFE CONFESSES KILLING
HUSBAND WITH ACID.

Akron, Ohio, Sept. 20. - Mrs. Minnie
L. Derr, AZ, is in Peoples hospital to-
day suffering from a nervous collapse
following her sensational confession
last night of throwing acid into the
face of her husband, Alvin r. Derr,
Akron business man, who died from
inhaling the poisonous fumes.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-09-23
Church OF the Nativity.

The regular services at the Church
Of the Nativity are as follows: Morn
ing prayer each Sunday at 10:45; Sun
day school following at 11:15 The
Pensioners are urged to attend and
the public Is cordially invited.
VIM. Fl. cox, Senior Warden.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-09-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Public Ledger is authorized to
announce SHERMAN Arm as a candi-
date for the office of COLLECTOR
AND TREASURER of the City of
Maysville at the coming November
election.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-09-23
Buy IN MaysvlllA. It nays.

GOLFERS, ATTENTION! Suppose you
should accidentally strike someone
while playing golf. You are liable to
LAWSUIT. We sell a policy pro-
tecting on any golf course 10 tho U. 8.
up to $4,000 for any one person or $l0.-
00( for any one accident for the small
sum Of $3.50 per year. Call 40 for
particulars, M. +. q D. B. COuyhlln,
No. 209 Market street. phone No. 40.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-09-23

Meetings are being called through
out the country to arganize 100000
scrub women through the Information
al Building Service Employees I'm
ION
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-09-23
First BaptIst Church.

Sunday school at $3.50 a. m, Ben II.
Greenlee, Superintendent. Preaching
by the pastor at 1O:45 a. m. and 1880
p. m. b. Y. p. U. at $50 p. m.
JOHN A. DAVIS, Pastor.
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Deati)s

l5s AsE 61SSStHsh SH sGS % s WIDOW sS 81
ANDESs6NMNG5'aiiSS NG'iiS Is Is f4HiEs TIGahs ls'' H.
rs SnS snG the late ThOs
iSnsrsi wsd S $50 a. '0 M irom li his Ts mother
Ss cSSrchW W he bsanE Nav,g Il 70 A ms in e.
hGIS 1NpERsoN pSEgSseSSo Gem sTa,.,, ~ ,r,, :, 100,
at her home. Lambertvilie. N. J., MARY L.,
daughter Of the late John A. and Corneiia
boms ~; ahdsrsor; Funeral services at her lat, late
20. at 1890 A. NJ, .tandard tims). Inter
ment private. Please omit flowers.
is 6AP4AfSv ffSv HobHRT bFiRfe AoRT Se RsIiRRi5 iE
Tuf1SSy. RR%yT.Jly JIly Is H. al rs, SSIoeS SgSna
husband Of G%%s s" Bray t i'fn ne. TSssteS Rsa:
tiyes and friends are Invited to the services 8
"fshGGSR At $50 oelSs ut Il.
1aS "iS e, s.,i.
services. Mon. ?. NJ. e iSts rssidsnos'
y: |niss:$ Gem" ss il .eIsss Es'
Of BsSd and kaGs sIssa sRsn ns. s sssss
Hsstv's ana and trep9' also ss:Hs Of SACRED
sac A. ~, from MT her paTents' 'H "' resldence.. M
sssi ES@afd. ssas ssa1eh mess 70 A. n IGf"uis
!xs xsscf;S1!ss', ;S5Hs;1z y II sAfSsa sRS1
Ef' sns and tSnd % "sS FSs sey:sSgs h0S 49,
T. " 2 L q anI5ns. T. s.; Fh!Is; 4,ss f2dsss No So
g. M apart%ents I sa q 'I"'Fs B. Ysrkss' t42S S.
Msh sssn r, ! p Int Il Mt Mor'ah Gem Viewing
' CXLLAHhN.-July II, JOHN A., son OF
miss snd Of a.s s'2 e.s Rr9S PSa st ouns sSs Nc
hS was omgm6sr. srs invIisd 70 tunsral
!. W p. poSSh4s. ta6o MsTke, sAp st, seIe%n re- q
qgism Ima9s Church q Our Lady OF Victory
MSai eASNiNo. sSiSS. ii July Is. 11sppTH CAN,
3D. Albert "fra ss5sss: St2S o.
on, Monday. 18th Inst. at p. NJ. Int,
cAPERN.--July IS, MARY ID. cAPERN
Relatives and friends invited TO funeral serv'
ices. Tues. 2 p. NJ. residence OF Mrs
Ju!y ID, ISSi as her TssdSsRRSss =, Liberty
Coke, carnana and daughter o. Matthew
dsIps and as .sfsiss: GSfs: VII afssS
f sydGStS SSy is a. 70 % d'es
s$.!!sss s ,: q. q; Eel
shssgS hDsKgSxHH9o%ER 9 aRsre !ess Sy
JENNIE. wife of Harry pannehowsr. ant
ssnderiins. aged 4s: Relatives and friends
px.sa M late 20 r.dce sSs % saai T. stS St,
Northwood Gem. Friends may call Tues. eve
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DEATHS
x.t. an fa1f NANNY

PARRis. on Juiy. 10, 1921. HARRY G..
beloved husband OF Amsla E. Paris; ;..TSiec reIs,
on Tuesday % sf'srneos @ At y $50 o'elocR. 81 he
late residence. 1851 West olney avenue: n. In,
:. = i IS T. 1871 NA%HAM a An, ha;, =;
Relatives and friends ENDS are are invited to attend
sss snsra re.SenSs SS,csl lS.g Tug Broad $, Int prI
"obIdd.sjpIs j. WILLIAM, beloved in
from lsie fssIIdsSss' I ~ ssiS HsSeoas =. =,
;s:r nIss nSiss e s,:Sd 5SSsfS iS;
fsyas sp pa. IRON her iss ssssI'S
issyins Reagins Terminal iSi5 p. NJ tdSy:
yEEwE5s EEEF8s Rrf9b s. spy lys.dspes a. s's sop PHSGf
Eeed Ri,tsbMsh' Pe.' .nothsr Of Mrs Elmer
S.g = Reed Of Phiiacsphis, interm.ni
REEBs. July Is. 1921, MARY A., wlt. q
ss5s invited @ Z s.,:3d ssa:fsr yitSSai' i!'YS, NV,
Tanssorns' pa. Int. at, peeehwood, Gem.
ssfn $s a% ssIs'f iss ES" 'ssS
husband Sst of pS Sophia Rieser NR (hse schrensr}
DqaH sH%RF RGsiSe Safy Is, ELIZA ADAMS. widow
SsE %f' sn sSd EffonaS tss$5 ls:5sso. sass ss III
SHAW. ..Kilsd IL action IN The hrssan.,
Shaw Field Xr,sfs. Ts"'Ps Funstsl .sfn
s r;avS! ~ and Ff;s5.e ranG. 40 Mn Yi,n
NrsGBsK ffm sSrm3I,pTI XITTnD P'h h. son o,
Jessa and Dianna shockly. July 10. leaves a
widow. Annie 2. tn.s Moorsl and a-e sons.
Of noaS S'N NAV Wee 8. Viewed e from Int to sdiO 70
r. NJ Tues. at Zoar VI. E. Church.
sMlLEYmIny sm1iny 1S JOHN F. husSSna q
EilIaoe'h ey H onS frisnss sa ms ns.s, sn.s
Rear Rssoo,atIon OF Stokes smith Cos are eiei iel
yited 70 attend iuPsTsI ,ss, r,rI,e Tues 3,
Int az Bristol Gem. Remains may be- ssen
SHEE BoRN, Suddenly. July Is. 1921
s1Sss srsssorn M" tnes Ss'0Hf Pe Rvss 81 and
friends ara inyited to attend funeral Tues.
p, N, from his late residence, Darby
Creek roc a. above west GhestsT pjke Int
p IA, , :. - ~ 49,.
sTAMP--J.iy ~ az Elmisa, N Y. MIL.
.9yi ss?sicss suiS TSsS r. f5sS rtSnssa rssai
friends Invited. Int. private; arlington Gem,
of NTss steSef So and s'Gi sa6
order q Railroad cSndus'c.s. Div, No
y,,sd 70 rSnsral; We'd; M EEsSIae1es rest
mains my y, be viewed Tues. after NJ
w. sTRATToN in his sist year. Funeral funeral
| Second-day 18th inst. p NJ resldsnce OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18

The go-as-you- please American has
made return Of the so-called Ameri-
can hotel plan impossible, say hotel
men Of this city In answer to the
prediction Of the American Hotel As
sociation. In convention at Chicago,
that a return to the old plan Is likely
in the near future.
Nothing doing" was the universal
comment In this city The American
plan, and every other plan, has been
superseded by. no plan at all. 1--WE
should be bothered" they say, would
present plan. Living to eat has
been superseded by II would rather
sleep than eat" Lets slip in here
for n bite is the mental attitude of
today. 10 the way they sum the situa-
tior tip.
''The American today who patronizes
hotels goes on the GO as you please
basis" said Charles Pike, assistant
manager OF the Hotel vendig. THE
peal of the dinner bell has no appeal to
him, neither does It arouse him to ac-
tion. He Is generally never around
to hear II. Father is busy putting over
deals and the rest Of the family could
see a movie or take spin in the car
Wnlle waiting IOr tne DELL 10 ring. nv
any rate, they don't always patronize
the hotels where they are stopping when
they want to eat" =,
''There is too much food wasted and
not enough consumed to make the
American plan feasible" said o.: ":
Cleaver, assistant manager Of the Hotel
Adelphia. That method may be all right
at the seashore where eating furnishes
an important part of the vacationists
entertainment, but here things are diff
ferent. The diner here does not want
to be bothered with meals, except when
he wants to be. So eating and sleeping
naturally become separate matters.
There IL certainly no thought Of re-
turning to the old plan in the East
1--WE have given the matter no
thought" said II. L. Turner, assistant
manager of the Hotel Hanover. How
ever, the Pennsylvania State Hotel As.
sociation meets in October and 1t
may take the matter up"
Members of the national body hold
that the American plan provides the
guests with a better balanced menu,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18
SUSPECT ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
Man Held as Possible Hishwayman
Tries to StranoIe HImseIf

Pittsburgh, July 1S.--(By A. p -
Alex Orkin, arrested by the police last
night In the belief that he might know
something about the robbery Of a coal
company paymaster at Eldora Park,
"a, Of $4,000 last Friday, attempted
suicide in a hospital here early today.
according to a statement by the author
tiles, Hospital attendants said he tried
to strangle himself with a cord torn
from Il window shade, and was almost
unconscious when discovered. A police
man has since been on guard at his
bedside.
Orkin, when arrested, said he had
been thrown out Of an automobile a
few minutes before, and the police say
told them a number of other things
which caused them to detain him In the
belief that he knew something about the
robbery.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to advertising
manager OF financial institution: must be
capable OF executing detail. assume charge
in absence Of manager: familiar with copy
work and typewr!tIng manuscript; good ate
nographer aud typist preferred excellent
opportunity for u bright and capable young
lady. Address. Swing details OF your ex-
perience, education, axe and salary re-
quired. ol0: IedEer 0nlce.
GIRL-Upstairs work and assist with S-ysar-
old child: one willing to 90 to Atlantic
City at onoe; must have reference; young
person. intelligent. white, Apply 1920
Chestnut st., Room 7l8. Monday. from TO
II, or apply Saturday or Sunday at 3 ).
Hillside ave.. Atlantic City.
HOUSE MANAGER FOR DOMESTIC DEPT.
Wanted, house manager for established
non -sectarian social agency; experience re-
CURED: settlement training and college edu-
cation preferred. 6o6 ledger Office.
WOMAN for cooking and light house WORK
no wash ng; family Of 3. Narberth COZ NJ
WOMEN--rwa refined ladies'. over 2l years
OF age, Of impressive personality. who are
desirous OF obtaining outside employment
this position Is especially appealing to pro-
feEslonal ladies' school teaChers nurses etc,
Apply Mr., Rohr. T02 Vaudam Bldg.. 0 to i2
or 70 6. s.
YOUNG LADY. familiar with nling and gen
ersl clerical work; stsnography preferred,
but not essential. Interview Miss Reid.
Room 2Is. Drexel Bldg.. Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18
Mahanoy City Man Missing

Malianoy City, Pa, July 1S.--A
county wide search Is being made for
Frank F. Reed, aged seventy five, for
mer postmaster and health officer, who
disappeared Saturday evening, after
starting for a walk. He is a massive
man, weighing over 200 pounds. He
was recently seized with a stroke which
pnralyzed the right side Of his body.
He Is Civil War veteran.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18

ADVERTISING MAN
with, newspaper detail experience. would like
agency connection; % years old highest ref
eTence A ali. Ledger OnlCc.
COOK and butler; young japanese desires
position In family have good ref. Phone
locust 9t59. T., 90S y. 18th ct.
INSURANCE. ENGINEER, aEu 80, wishes
pos. in brokers' office. A 633. ledger on
PURCHASING AGENT or assist, 90 de-
sires connection with manufacturer or
manufacturing CORPORATION In or near Phila, :
4 years buying experience with large Corpo-
ration In East: OapH BILE or organizing pur-
Chasing or TeCe wing departments; high-Erads
referenS Ses. Address NJ 500, Ledger Ofhce
YOUNG MAN desires position in brokers'
Office
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LOST AND FOUND

AUToMORILE--sloo reward for informa-
tton leading to tho return OF q 7-passenger
Chandler car. license No. 4535OO, taken
from in front OF San souGi Hotel Thur sday
Kugei, 05l2 Regent At. Phone Woodland
BO0K-I1oat, bank book. Southwark Nat
Bank; nnder return to bank. 6l0 8. % st,
DOG-Lost fox terrier. smooth hair. Sun
day morning in ArdmOrs: white body. half
black head. reward. L, II. lie Boutillier.
Edgewood road. Ardmore. Phone Ardmore
Y9o
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MEAL TIME IS LLNLlPORTANT
TO HOTEL GUEST THESE DAYS
Co-as YouPlease Tourist Doesn Want Return of American
Plan, Say Managers Here-Eat Anyrohere Popular Idea

enables him to know in advance what
his bill will be and gives him a chance
to have his meals at the hotel where he
is lodged. II Is said, however, that
most diners already know where they
get of, and for the most part are in
clined to patronlze the "ham and" type
OF food emporium.
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General

GENERAL MANAGER. accounting. credits.
etc, familiar with materials In the man
ufss.qge or ,, %saT!ns y ayRSTe $4,000 upward;
the manlfsetpre o. swssters sSo-sIo,
house Installation. stohersa eto.
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR daily paper!
STENOGRAPHER. male.
SALESMAN. paints out OF town.
SALESMAN. food products.
The above are only few Of the openings
we have open. List our name with us for
a desirable position if you are "a high grade
man along sales, clerical or technical lines.
Interview by appointment only. No charge
unless placed. Phone Locust l541. Indus
trial and Mercantile Service Inc, Suite
52S-528 Land Title Bldg.
BUSINESS SERVICE co. lll4 Land Title.
EXECUTIVE--Ofnce, credit & cost with
manufacturer Of ready-to- wear goods.
INSTRUCTOR-fu weaving OF wilton carpets
MASAGER--Exp. In seed and agricultural
Implements; Beed-srowing necessary.
MANAGER (prOduCtOn)--MOtortr Hsbly.
SALESMAN-Pa. coai-mininE district Others
CIVIL SERVICE examinations Tor men
over II. railway mali clerk. $1,000 clerk
carrier sltO0-s 1900; Internal revenue. $1,000;
expsrience unnecessary For free particulars
write J. Leonard former CiVil Service ex-
aminer) 964 Equitable BLDG. Washington.
d. G..
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FINANCIAL
LOAN BILL

LOAh bthsh
N secSroshiSo efoTnei OF ths City. o. PhiIs Sslpnis
y &ursday, July z. 1871: ths Ioiiow,hs ,ns
a, asntitied IAN ordinance 70 suthor,sea a,ns tns
1e.tion Of an eporssnSy Yea losn afiy nv tSoussnd
H.2eo; 0o9s Giant pIsnt. buildings. arounds. ma.
erecuon eauipment and appurtenances re-.
ennsIt' FOR the cleaning OF sIeets' anu ME- ,Ntnss
cuires,, NJ and dispose, of ashes, ruppisn
collecnuavyhh yhass Tor the entire city,. 10 hereoS
ene,.ssssS for public information.
po'" WILLIAM u; FELTON.,
Clerk Of counoiL
AN ORDINANCE
.,,,hor,xe the crea. ion ,oi an emersency
sss moi exceeding one miliiom nm two nunotev ~
ss0rs xTy thousand u u.20o'oyo, aonei ih,liS
re rounds. machinery, equipment ano no
sPp.1irssts, and the collection and disposal
q ashes. rubbish and Saroase toe 'hs s"'
trs, olyi tn. Council Of the City OF
-tgs,ssSsInbia ordalns That an emsiEsncy
fas arisen making .neeesgary hdditionsi
nsssv,nnssr,stins power. the City Lreasurer,
spE2ap ths supervision. OF the CocfIuse On
nsncs. be sp,hSsissd * cEs fsi,S ana m credit credit
gsuey 'ocsIni civ Of philadelphia. in sum not
Szcssa,nss and afty thousand ,25o,0Qol dol
emo'S a. tbs purchase and erection OF plsns,
HMS,.gs Grounds, machinery, eduipmeni
euiioIn,sns, ,tensnces required for tho cieanlny
era nppt. and the collection ana dispo;aI
y .shss, rubbish and sarbase Tor tns emu"
6ity
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General
MAKE MONEY AT HOME

MAKE MONEY AT HOME
You can earn from " 10 81 an hour in your
easily learned by our new simple method:
no canyassing or soliciting: we teach you
n9% sSi SCI your asd pay you 6Sos SS;h
Write today {? American Show Card school,
$50 RyTis Blda. Toronto. Canada.
over IT: Postoffice clerk II 100. $780, Gov.
ernment clerk. sl200-slsO0; tSpIst, sl400-
iiculars write ]. Leonard Cformsr ciyil seTv-
Ice eSuminer). 904 Equitable Bids, Wash
inEton. ID. O.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS. NJ. KANE. 6ll s 10th Wanted Man
dav A, M. hrst-olass Pl Otrstant cook fnr
country; one gentleman IN family where two
other maids are Kept good wages ref req
MRS NJ. KANE, 5ll =, 10Th, wants ana
supplies first-class white help. all uapacj-
jss. open al summer,
MRS, HARVEY. 1919 Rittenhouse square--
Reliable help supplied and wanted
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HELP WANTED-MALE

Roy Usntsd-LibrGry apprentice to work III
newspaper library: unusual PppOrtuuity
esttns vocation! 906. Ledger Qflee
BRANCH MANAGER - Large corporation
with branch offices principal cities United
States, requires capable men over rs; indus
trious, unauestioned integrity; manager
positions for those who qualify. Apply In
l2 or 2 TO 3.
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SALESMAN
TRAVELLING. AGE 30 30
ARONE AVERAGE

s9y5HEAsTEgsENS SpNE s1gsiS15ss sENNsEs0hT1A sss0h4A
iErEsHl NErEsslrY; YC''i; GoS sRS IS
NATIoN.wIDE Bt-slNEss IN
HTGHEsT.dRADE PRODUCT FOR
TuNiTY FOR REAL shLEsMAN
WITH PRovEN ABILITY; INDI-
CONCENTRATIONS AND CAPACITY
FOR STICKING TO STIFF But
SHSPcsHlyG KTsP show cLp1I, lEof1sItfSs; sGctEss!;
Full SELLING RECORD PRIOR
TO 1917 AND BD CAPABLE OF
STRICT COMMISSION BASIS
LidiON. EXPERIENCES. y. o.
BOX 3. STATION X. NEW YORK
CITY.
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IN NiEAIORIAM

sANDS.-In loving memory Of our little
son. Sidney A. Sands, Jr., July Is. 1919.
MOTHER AND FATHER.
WEIDAtANN.--In loving tender memory
OF my dear mother. EMILE WDIDMANN,
who passed away July Is, 1910. FRED.
Beloved sister OF Mrs. Bertha Brown Mrs.
Louisa Boyer. Mrs Katharine Beardsley.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18

= .ncy, bonde, with all unmatured coupons
..tssbss. should he presented at once of
Es..,ne on or after August I. 1911. when
M intsTest thereon will cease
nynARp TRUST COMPANY. Trustee
oEoRoB II. STUART Sd. Treasurer.
phIladeiphia. Pa. July 10. 1921.
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PERSONALS

MOTHER desires respectable family to adopt
Infant, 2 weeks. female JEWISH full sur
render. For full partieulars. NJ 500. Led. on.
JOHN LoONEY sold furnished-room house
GA Spruce to John Choplck. Present bills
to Kattelman. 306 3. 9th st.
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SALESMAN

SABEbMAN
I am looking for a particular type OF man
who IL Inherently honest. who can safely
represent an orsanization OF national reputa-
zion and record: regardless Of your present
whom / can place In position TO earn. not
less than $1,000 per year. Apply 7l0 Wide
ner Bldg. Ask for Mr.. schueler.
IEsNIAN--I am looking for a particular r
type OF man who Is Inherently honest. who
can safely represent an organization of ma
tional reputation and record. resardless Of
your present occupation, you may be that
particular man whom can place In a
Call 42s Land Title Bldg.
SALEsMBN : wanted. specialty men for
NoKol Auto Heating service TO follow up
and close Interested. high GLASS prospects:
commission only. Apply by letter or In per
son between 10 and IL A. NJ. or and
p. NJ Cornell Utilities Co.. Inc. 1875 3.
10Th IT --
SHIPPER AND WBIGHER for a local pork
packer. must have All references; meat
house experience only. l34 Ledger onice.
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HELP wANTEp-MALE
KNITTER MECHANIC

KNTTTER- MECHANIC
Expert on Brinton rpcktie, nIufner and
RIB machines. able TO take full charge OF
nice plant and make own deslgnsi best ,op-
portunity for right man; Address Boz lsd'
a06 e1tkgerald Bdx.. New York. -
LITHogRAPH TRANSrERER, nrst class.
for stone or zinc; position permenent WIN
orseni.ation doing high. grade work located
In Middle West IN applying state age. ek-
perience, salary expected and whether union ,
cred strictly CONFIDENTIAL 81 422 Ledger
Office -----.
LUMBER and millwork estimator or detaher
and plan department man for position W
Maryland: state experience and ell details In
fret letter. N AL, ledger Onicel -
MEN, over 2b years, ambitious. OF good edu.
cation and personality. to represent =, a
New Jersey; previous experience not neceS-
sary; permanent connection. win ehrnlns,
from $4,000 to $4,000 per year. with rapid
promotion; apply for Interview. Address N
41p. ledger office. -.----.------
MEN--Men holding executive positions in the
motor industry today are usually men who
went with their company when u was young!
sSfs Sfs Sn mem IS 10 q yeSf the gEssS
sonaliy, o A, NJ to o p. NJ. 1909 Locust st:
MEN WANTED = Ambitious. conscientious
and honest aentlenen VINO wish to better
their positions in life with rapid growing
fHnp""y sGs X.R ihR0 idP A.ss 70 sn%
IL a. M or and Q p. .M.------------. N.
MEN AND WOMEN. II you think YOU can
snd s Il ia Afys 81 $nassssf nEas SiS. . oe,wee"
PLUMBER, frst class. one who hss foiloSS;;
Ing. 10 take charge OF shop vicinity "a
and York stp. y us, Iedser omioe ----
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AGENTS

GENERAL AGENT wanted for PhilGd.Iphia
and vicinity, for mOrthly premium accident
and health department OF the oldest company
writing all forms accident. health and life
requires u man capable handling
business in every particular, commission con.
tract only part-timc services coTrideTrd
Address c, Il, Boyer ManaHtr Casualty De.
partmeLt. National Llte Insurance Company
20 g. La Sale ST. chicago III.
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WANTED

Manager for European. plan hotel.
located in Interior: t25 rooms and
baths; give hotel experiences. ref
erences. age, family and present
salary.
Address NJ 4S8. Ledger Office.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

FRENCH TEACHER would give lessons for
room and board also English branches 4
vortising Agency, Atlantic CITY
TYPIST desires work 10 do at home 1871
Ledger Office. -
WOMAN wants washing to do at home In
C-hestnut lIIll. best ref. = 1870 Ledger
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

ADVERrIsING COUNSELOR who
has some SPARE time Offers his
services part time strictly on >
Zee basis has had unusual ex-
terienco in retail and wholesaIe Hd-
VertiSing IroblcmG does not want
a lob: does not want 10 he your
adyertising manager and does not
want 70 act as advertising agent.
but wants TO help because twenty
me years Of ripe, successful ex-
perience In advertising qua lines him
10 he of great value in advising and
aiding you solve some OF your prob
lems. Zee must bb Commensurate
with work 10 be performed: all COM
munlcations strictly confidential.
NJ 4l4 Ledger Onlcs.
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HAMILTON TRUST COMPANY

Philadalphia. July II. 1921.
rbe Board OF Directors on this day de-
dared q quarterly dividend Of eT ls2.0O per
xsre) on the capital stock OF the Company.
oayable August I. 1921.
LEVI r. FRANCK. Secretary.
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Dividends

Dividends
SocUsT GAR IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
General once, Bendlns Terminal
Philadelphia
\ July 15 1891.
the directors have declared a dividend OF
MIS- ts0) cents per sharc. payable on July
E,,.,sd on the books OF tho company at the
Ssss Of busines. July 1e. t9?l.
Tbe transfer books OF the Company will
- closed until July 20, 1921.
DAVID WILSON. Secretary.