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The Washington times., 1922-06-07

Ine cOmmHtee, whlch held
meeting at the Department of
Labor a few days ago. announced
that the first industry to be taken
UP will be the building trade in.
dustry. This industry is distri.
buted over the whole country. and
is said to be the largest single
industry in the United States.
The application of production
tests to the building industry prob
ably will begin early in July.
Trained observers from the Bu-
reau of Labor Statistics will visit
the representative cities and make
observations of work actually in
progress, in accordance with the
schedules furnished by the com.
mittee. These reports will be re-
turned to the Bureau of Labor
Statistics. and will be studied and
tabulated, ana when the necessary
survey of such cities as can be
covered has been completed, the
production indices for the basic
trades in the building industry for
the cities covered will be given
out through the Bureau of Labor
Statistics.
The work of the committee is
concerned primarily with the eff
cheney of the. workman on the job.
Necessarily, however. this efficiency
is affected and either limited or
increased by other factors. To the
extent to which this is the case,
these factors will be considered IN
the schedules used by the. commit
tee.
To Extend Work.
The, ultimate intention of the
committee is to extend this work to
such other industries as admit of
the application of such tests. If
the results thereby obtained are sat
isfactory and If the funds necessary
for further prosecution of the work
become available, tests will be pre-
pared and applied in other indus
tries such as boots and shoes, and
so on. Manifestly. there are natural
limits TO the application of these
tests The industries into which
the human element most largely en-
ters lend themselves most readily
to these tests. The work of the
committee, therefore, will be con-
fined to industries of this nature.
The committee is made up as fol-
lows: Ethelbert Stewart. Commits
sioner. of Labor Statistics, chair
man: George E. MacIlwain, Welles-
ley Hills, Miss. secretary; Charles
r. Allen, Birmingham. Ala. San
ford +. Thompson. Boston: John +.
Coleman, New Orleans: Paul H.
Eorcross. Atlanta. and Theodore F.
IaiSt, Chicago.
The Washington times., 1922-06-07
Ready for Convention.

More than 200 bank officers. EN-.
ployes and directors have made ar
rhngements to attend the convention
of the District Bankers Association
at Hot Springs. Va, June 10 to lG,
IL was announced today by Francis
G.. Addison, jr., chairman of the
transportation committee. Already
there have been 205 registration
made. and this total is expected to
be increased by Friday, when the
special train will leave Washington
for Hot Springs.
All arrangements for the conven.
ton have been completed, Victor r.
Deyber. chairman of the general con.
vention committee announced ycster-
day,
The Washington times., 1922-06-07
N. Y. Cotton Exchange.

NEW YORK. June THE cot.
ton market was steady at the open
ing today. with prices 5616 points
higher on buying by Wall Street
and commission houses, which was
stimulated by private reports Of
rain and prospects for unsettled
weather in the Southwest. New
Orleans and local traders were the
chief sellers.
The list maintained its advance
after the start for a time, but met
considerable profit.tsking In the
new crop months. This checked
the rise.
The Washington times., 1922-06-07
A. {. F1ather to Speak.

A. c. Flather, of the American Sc
ourity and Trust Company, will be
one of the principal speakers al the
convention of the Financial Adver-
tisers Association. which will hold its
annual convention at Milwaukee
next Monday. Mr.. Flather. who is a
director of the association, will speak
on Investment Values of Persistent
Trust Advertising"
The Washington times., 1922-06-07
CAPITAL SOUGHT TO BUILD
ROAD IN WEST VIRGINIA

The Virginia and Western Rail.
road today asked the Interstate
Commerce commission for authority
to issue. 81 500, 900 OF first mortgs ge
per cent fifty.year gold bonds
to build a line Of railroad in wyom-
ing county. w. Va.
At the same time the Virginian
Railroad asked the Interstate Com.
merce Commission for authority to
guarantee payment Of principal and
interest Of these bonds.
The Washington times., 1922-06-07
U. S. Government Bonds.
COAL OPERATORS ACTIVE
AS BIG SHUTDOWN LOOMS

louisville. Pa, June 7.--There
are unmistakable signs that the
lethargy OF the anthracite coal opera.
tors in the face Of an entire shut
down OF their mines is about TO cease
and different course adopted.
% The Philadelphia and Reading
Coal and Iron Company. today in
terviewed It's 1000 repair shopmen
here ascertaining how many would
be willing to act as deputies. The
answer, whether favorable or not.
was taken down in writing.
A large order ror cots also was
given d leading business firm. In
the past such moves always preceded
attempts to operate the collicries.
The Washington times., 1922-06-07
STRIKE BALLOT
SENT 100000
. RAILROAD MEN
Finish Fight" Forecast Over
Labor Board Decisions
SIashing Wages.
BY LUTHER A. HUSTON,
international News Service.

CHICAGO, June Railroad labor
today has thrown down the gauntlet
TO it's employers, and to the United
States Railway Labor Board, and Ia
squaring away for a finish fight on
the wage-cut issue.
Every indication coming from
headquarters of the rail unions
whose wages have been reduced more
than 800, 900 900 annually in two re-
cent decisions OF the labor board, is
that the campaign will be fought to
Il finish.
Strike ballots are in the mail today
TO more than 100000 members OF
the railway employees department OF
the American Federation of Labor.
the Brotherhood of Maintenance of
Way Employees, and the other labor
organizations affected by the wage
cuts.
Pact With Miners Possible.
Although no overtures for an ac.
tive alliance with the striking coal
miners have been made so far as had
been learned, the possibility OF the
defensive alliance. that eventually
would eliminate in one OF the great.
est Industrial tie-ups in the history OF
the nation. is obvious.
In a statement that accompanied
announcement OF the strike vote. B.
M. Jewell, president of the railway
employees department of the Ameri.
H.. L. g..
ing for Cincinnati. said:
by no stretch of facts can this dc.
cision Cthe $50, ,000. 900 wage cuts for
shopmen announced yesterday bo
Justified adding that the board
ruling would result in an immediate
confirmation OF the belief among our
membership" that the labor hoard is
mot an impartial court created 10
dispense justice. but a body created
to help the railroads carry out their
labor policy"
The Washington times., 1922-06-07
Erie Seeks Certificates.

The Erie Railroad today asked
the Interstate Commerce Commits.
sion TO guarantee payment Of divi.
dend warrants attached TO 81 4,50o, 900
OF 5l1 per cent fifteen. year equip.
ment trust certificates to be issued
by the Commercial Trust Company
Of Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1922-06-07
Road Allowed Payment.

The Interstate Commerce Com.
mission today certified to the Sec
retary Of the Treasury that the
Minneapolis. St. Paul and Saulte
Ste Marie Railroad is entitled to
sS92.467 under the transportation
act OF 1920.
The Washington times., 1922-06-07
Liberty Bonds.
RUSSIANS ORDER NAVY
ORGANIZED BY GERMANS

LONDON. June THE Soviet
comnissar OF naval affairs has or.
dered the Russian navy reorganized
under the direction Of German off.
GERS, according to q Central News
dispatch from Copenhagen. which
quotes a dispatch from Moscow TO
the Berlingske Tidende.
The Washington times., 1922-06-07
Coffee Company Bankrupt.

Dell V. Padgett and William S.
Pratt, trading as Home Coffee
Company today filed a petition
in voluntary bankruptcy in the
District Supreme Court. They list.
ed their assets az t9.232 and LA.
hilitiss at tl5.S30.4s.
The Washington times., 1922-06-07
DY4SssafSs DY4SsHSHaHP HaaaPP" BUSINESS AND FINANC &c
Efficiency Tests To
Be Applied To Labor
Investigations of Labor Efficiency to Be Con-
Quoted Under Auspices of Depart
~ ment of Labor.
By HARRY GUSACK.

Preparation of series of tests to be applied to work.
representative States of the country to determine
their efficiency and production is being made by the
National Committee Labor and Efficiency, under the
auspices of the Department of Labor
The Washington times., 1922-06-07

Oil Stocks.
Furnished by ". B. Hibbs a Co
The Washington times., 1922-06-07
local Stocks.

SALES.
Potomac Electric Cons. SIS, $1,000
@96. $l,OOO@96. $1,0O0b95. $1,000
sc.
After Call-Washington Gas Ii,
10657. 2@57.
irrgenIhaler Linotype, 10nlS2t
Washington Railway aud Electro,
pfd., 25@71.
Washington Gas Light. 34STh
Capital Traction, 20@ssk, $50
$751;
Washington Railway eni Electric,
COM, 100q41.
MONEY.
The Washington times., 1922-06-07
Foreign Bonds.

'Ex dividend.
The Washington times., 1922-06-07

copyright. 1922. by Cosmopolitan News
ServiceD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-10
DREAMLAND ADVENTURES
The Island of Yesterday
by DADDY

..,,., :,
Wh"re Is the Island of Yesterday
ana ana who are the Lost Pcoplc?" asked
Janet.
.,ro, no hot Know, was Red Wings
,a"nsc answer. My grandfather told
h;roi tir upnut them and so | came in my
7 om un,H uInh .unoe 10 search for them.
wo, "' VIA S'u" you came with me, for the
oors %s =" ,'"s oe long ana hlled with dan
gers.
Tell us what your crandfatbor .o,,
you,' said Jack. 1t was thr;lI;ro ,'tu ~
be going in search of n mvsteriowS ,S
island and Lost People. ''"'
'I.ong. long moo tbo I
lived on the shore of the LAOS LOST rrople
other Indians ;" soiJ pnS Dry iMke @ with the
them his grandfatber,S stonmg' wing telling
were the boldest of tho InjE;.. Ihey
and tho foiro.t of .h inulhn braves
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-10
CHAPTER I
In q Birch Canoe

III blrcn canoe
TACK and Janet, soothed to slecpi
- ness by the warmth of the summer
sun. mapped comfortably on shady
bank above the lake. AS they slept.
n canoe cropt carefully along the shall
lows not far from shore. 1t was pad
died by an Indian boy who wore red
feather in his long hair.
The eyes of the Indian boy were
and Janet he stccrcd the canoe to the
beach, landing softly on the smooth
sand. lie stepped from the canoe and
climbed the bank to where Jack and
Janet lay. STOPPING over, he ticklcd
their feet.
Jack and Janet drew in their legs
with Il jerk, and their eyes popped wide
open. The tickling made them want to
"TIcllo, Red Wing" called out Jack
when he saw who the ticklcr was.
Hist" Red Wing put his finger on
his lips as sign that they were not
to make any noise. Hist" Do you
want to 60 riding with me in my canoe
to the Island Of Yesterday, where dwell
the Lost People?'
Jack and Janet long had wanted n
ride in birch canoe. They didn't
was-probably only n short distance up
the shore. They didn't ask Red Wing
| about it: they just nodded their heads
to say they we're ready to go.
"IIist We must not let any one
hear u.s." whispered Red Wing as he
led them to the canoe and pointed out
the places where they were to sit. lie
showed the canoe from the shore and
steered for the open lake.
On and on he padded, until the shore
was far behind. Then Red Wing spoke
aloud.
NO one can stop us now," he said.
! 'No one can tell US not to CO."
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A CLEVER MAN (oR WOMAN

who has had experience In managing or as
sIs'!ns In the manas!ng Of an ,nlt"ration
room or factory Of about ~ hands is
wanted by q larg" establishment
Desirable permanent position: SATURDAY.
summer holidays and other unusual fea-
lures.
Write stating where you have worked
and what you have done: all applications
strictly confidential. = 1898. Ledger Office
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$4,000 YEAR MAN WANTED
want to talk with n man who be.
iieves he Is worth $4,000 year, but
never had an opportunity to demon
get-rich-Quick scheme. but IL a Genu.
Inc attempt by an executive to Oh
tain competent assistance In carry
experience Is desirable but not es,
sential: applicants must have good
education. not over 4j and be able
TO shoulder responsibilities; you NAV
address in confidence. stating salary,
married or single and when you can
leave your position. p 1900. Ledger
Office.
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AGENTS

WANTED TAILORING sALEsMEN-Mlh
big money from the very start: opportunity
Of your lifetime to get into your own bua.
tailoring house In the country. furnishing
elaborate sample equipments. Including 5Q0
m best y
to be sent free. Earn 1O from ~ s75 to s.Ss
experience in taking orders for mems made.
manager. Box Asa. Chicago. NJ. Dept Isl
AGENTs-Best seller: Jem Rubber Repair for
cold. It vuicanizes itself IN two minutes. adj
is to last the life Of the tire
sorry dealer. For particulars how to make by
none; MONEY and free FREE, sample address Am''s'
week and up; all or spare time: no o.
perience or capital needed sell best. .uai.
anteed Akron standard make cord and fabric I'
srs srs Rasnsr saH GessGs GsGec CO. painaSS pAkron. WORK
MEN AND WoMEN-.sIO to $50 per day
assoysry iui or pSTt !,ms no sSPsyienss * PERI S,; (;
S'fi auicklH FOR FREE particulars. rs Box iS:i
New Haven. Conn.
weighs less than lbs: great for campers,
picnics. homes; big commissi9n; Sample w
rished; details free. free. r. Euler 81 W.
WE START YOU in tire business. guarantsi
necessary; sample furnished free: re-,
i'Sa"i hroaGwpS. PsopS&s0Y &eW York eeh9a csy. I0 w.
AGENTS wanted to advertise our goods AZ ~.
distribute free samples to consumes; ~. W
per hour: write for fHll particuiaRESd aRd4 A'csi III.
cinnati can rfodSo's q Co. e2le America" p's'' ~.
Statesmen soliciting automobile Or f,.S S0n, \,
mercial trade. to sell Top-Notch t'rswS w,ts ~
additional line: liberal cImmssisn: 1Sn:r w ave..
brooklyn. N Y.
AGENTS make a dollar an hour. ssll issn M'C,
dets. patent patch: instantly menSas, 'scs ~.
Amsteraam n a.. a1enS1,.' n sample fres' Ms"''' w.
free sprayer with 4oc bottle, lib. arrsn%sSs r..
ments n projected territory 70 producers phils
own business; sell spsarmint and nS,;'. S.'.
packages to storekeepers; write today. nv
met Gum Co. Cincinnati. .-----------,---,..,
FASTEST soc seller In 2b years; wonderIIsus,
slesnipr fs .p SO "o'hs aay MsSassS. Nan ger Box 'ls
sALEsMEN--Wcll rated corporation wsn,HI s.D,I
aPaSs nan for pSrm
ORCRAFrr Co. l424 W, 10 Cleveland y.
FARM paper salesman wanted, liberal alort,on cys,,
mission and expense allowance' mehHhIdr xvi.
lGHs X%sricSa SnH,oG 81 Se SSa
AGENTS-s5O-s76 weekly taking orders w w.
hosiery: $50 gua uarantecd; exp. unnecessssswnI
snmplcs free; we deliver and collect Ms'"'
Mills. 5ih Broadway H-l55. New ,, N4rk- u,
YOTR nemS brings cow M0NEY.MARisN0.a
IDEAS tho great 3a-pase agohts .rsa. I.
muil dealers marazinc a. G N'"N
Kraus BLDG. Milwaukec. Wis. lii
SALESMtN--67 miles per galo ma,,s ma.,g "Ws ior
new patented gasoline yaporizer: write sri. ypuIk
particulars. strnnsky Vaporiser Co.. -
wata, \. ID. Il" Nfk
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-10

Branch sa!cs office Of large manufacturing
.nrE,n!zntiOn wants a statistical clerk: should
b. quick at figures and neat writer and hav
some experience In and preference for such
work; luCa tion near Iroad ard Girard reply,
giving sufficient Information to warrant in.
terview; also give salary required A Il3.
Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-10
A FEW FURNITURE Statesmen
OF THE HIGHEST GRADE
FOR THE COMING SALE

These places are open only to men of ex-
trnEivr experience and demonstrated ability.
oupDrtunity TO make a permanent connection
cali IN person Ur telephone for appointment
JOHN WANAMAKER
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SCHOOL OF SALESMANSHIP

SCHOOL OF SALESMANSHIP
We are starting class In sales
manship today. July 1O.at 7:30 PM.
We teach you the science OF sales
manship and place you In a per-
manent position upon completion Of
our course. No experience neces-
Rary, as our course Is thorough.
An unusual opportunity for men
who want to enter tho selling pro-
fession. Apply Room S2l. Widener
Bldg.
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OES--Experienced vampers wanted. Apply
Laird SChObrr & Co.. 22d and Market
SITS second d0or
SOLICITORS for hosiptNl drive: Intelligent
ladies Of good appearance and address
Room sl5, 10ll Chestnut st. st.
spool OOl.ERS--EXpericnCcd cotton skcin spool
ers wanted. T.. W. Waurer Sons Co. .
i3ll Wayne ave, near 18TH ana German
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MAN

MAN
] am looking for particular tyne
OF man who is Inherently honest,
who can faithfully represent an or
gantzation Of national reputation
ana record: regardless of your
present occupation. you may be
that type Of man whom I can place
IN position to earn not less than
$1,000 year.
MIR GLESMER
42S Land Title Bldg.
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HELP wANTED-MALE

BANK CLERK. who desires to mako a
change. note--A national concern manu-
featuring filing equipment and office fur
represent It soliciting banks. previous selling
experience essential but not absolutely
necessary. 1914. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-10

bookkeeping; lumber. coal and buiidinan
material business. c. Frank Williams.
Media. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-10

STENOGRAPHER, experienced. willing tc
help with general Office work. 1906
Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-10
HELP wANTED-MALE

ABSOLUTELY the finest line of toilet sp>-
Cialtics for BARRIERS and druggists: high-
class salesman wanted: give ref and exp
strictly confidential. + 1920. Ledger Office
ACCDI' accounting i
auditing experience with thorough knnwI.
r,lES of financial statements: responsible no
Sitiun with larg" corporation. In reply kind
ly state experience, "duUation. age, etc
Replies confidential. Address MI. P ..
lsoX 3ii3.
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OCEAN CITY
ROOMS WANTED
BOARD WANTED
COUNTRY BOARDING

ofPCRTUSI for invalid or convalesCent
10 nave luxurious homo in country, with
nursing and medical attendance at a mod.
erat" rate. VI 9O2. Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-10

SECRETARY. REFINED
The manager ~ IL" PhiladolphIa
branch Of on" os III" leading publish
Ing houses wants to obtain the srry-
ices OF very high-type secretary
who is capable of gradually assum-
Ing general charge Of all uitirn de-.
tails In addition 70 acting as private
secretary: must be at least n high
school graduate. between ages ~
and Is; prOtv stant, Apply In person
after u. NJ, either Monday or
Tuesday, the Reuben II. Donneley
Corp. l2li Race ST.
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$4,000 YEAR MAN WANTEr

STOCK Statesmen. 2. good, high-clas =,
men: proposition in good local territory. 4
-oi edger Office. .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-10

YOUNG NAN. must be high school graduate
,vorrt stenography phan and typewTitng and office
need not be experienced. but must be of 1onii om
appearance. NJ 900. Ledger Office. e0ou
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SALESMAN

SA1.ESMEN-Wantcd, high-class statesmen
to sell our white enamel steel medicine
and wall cabinets. as side line; easily sold
from photographs to plumbers. hardware
stores. department stores, contractors. build
ors and lumber yards; very liberal commits
sion paid. Write Stvers Mfg. Co.. Water
loo. Iowa.
SALESMAN wanted TO sell q staple line OF
o!!cloth and enamel goods to wholesalers.
jObbers End to large retailers commits
sion: live wires only need apply; wrt
stating age. residence. experience and refer
ences. proposition offers permanent connec-
ton with n large and growing concern. NJ
020. Ledger OFFICE.
SALESMAN calling on drug trade to handle
n line Of high-qualitv perfumes and toilet
articles commission basis: answer by let
ter. giving full particulars as to experience
and present connections: all commune att ons
will be treated coniidentially. A Ol5. I,edger
Office
SALESNtAN--Man. married. o5 to a., as
salesman or collector for Lodgers Life In
suranCe Co: permanent position: good SAL
AIRY and comm. with chance for advance
m"nt. for the man who can furnish good
ref. no exp. needed Apply Mon A. NJ to
Mr. Knoll 13i2 w. Columbia ave. Sd floor.
SALESMAE--Lawn. garden furniture. cedar
chests. phonosra phs bookcases music cab
inets. telephone tables. etc: must start on
straight commission and drawing account
viii be allowed after ability has been proven
Apply +. X. Gerry Co.. 1927 "'sstnut st.
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STOCK SALESMAN
Men Of experience. capable OF prompt ac-
tion and quick results. are invited TO ad-
dress p. o. Box 62l for Tuesday and
Wednesday interviews; applicants must have
clientele; commission basis only; excep-
tionai security situation: this is your op-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-10
A SPLENDID SELLING OFFER

4 large manufacturing concern backed by
- years experience. with over a miillon-
dollar rating and national reputation for
business integrity and sound business prin-
ciples. doing business in the millions market
ing n mechanical device in demand by de-
partmcnt stores. drug stores. confectionery
stores. cigar storeg delicatessens. bakeries.
amusement parks. terminal tstions in fact
GS different lines of business. desire the
services OF a few high-grade statesmen: strict
ly a commission propositions: one sale a week
will pay yoh $3.50 and put YOU on an earning
capacity Of approximately $4,000 yearly; our
men making big money; over 40 per cent Of
our business IL done through Inquiries Sc
cured from our national direct by mail and
trades journal advertising; II you are a live
wire. have the courage, ambition. determine
,ion and desire profitable permanent con-
ncction with n national institution here IL
the opportunity Of q lifetime; II you can
qualify call on Thos. H. Close. 623 Lafayette
Rldg.. 18th and Chestnut SITS. Monday only.
Statesmen WANTED
Two (2) high-powered salcsmsn: must be
live wires and worth 800 weekly. Give ex-
pcricnce. age and 3 references to p. o. Box
sos, Harrisburg. Pa.
SAI.ESMEN-Phla. suburban boIlding lots,
on easy monthly payments. streets. side
walks. gas water. sewers free to all lot
purchasers. Grifhths Crane. 1911 Arch.
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SPECIALITY Statesmen

WANTED By LARGE CORPORATION
TO SELL HIGH-GRADE MEAT -SLIC.
ING MACHINE; STRAIGHT COMMIS-
SION BASIS.
AMERICAN KREUGER e. TOLL CORP.
go 9TH AVE. NEW YORK
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SALES MANAGER wanted to sell an In.
dustriai security OF proven merit: this issue
fas an unusual record as real seller and
money maker; this sales manager must have
TO place n force OF real statesmen In the
field and manage same successfully: give full
account OF yourself with references In frst
letter.
STEVENSON GEAR co.
Cornell and 1lth sts.
Indianapolis. Ind.
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SALESwOMEE FOR CORSETS
Experienced. Apply Employment Bureau.
Fourth Floor,
GIMBEL BROTHERS

SCHOOL TEACHER, for all or part time
nished. = 1916. Ledger Office
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STOCK SALESMAN

SHOES--Experienced vampers wanted. Apply
Laird. Schober Co. ood and Market sts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-10

EXCEPTIONAL. apts., s65 10 500. .,..,,
heat. cleo. Sriyatc family. 1909 Locust st
HUNTING PARK AVE. 22lO--o roor,s -,
BATH reasonable. Taulane. 9l6 Walnut st
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS
HOUSEKEEPING APaErNENTs
257 SOUTH 10TH STREET

Two very desirable apartments, one contain.
ing . bedrooms and bath and the other
bedrooms and bath. Apply TO superintendent
att,ig