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New-York tribune., 1922-04-20

span the Atlantic This Will be, how
ever, carefully considered expert
meDt.
This so-callcd loaded cable has a
ribbon of alloy wrapped on top of the
conductor. There is nothing really
new about it except its submarine use.
The telephone company already has in
creased its load by using similarly
loaded cable. In the deepest parts OF
the ocean this cable viii be. as are
the others, about an inch in diameter.
Nearer shore, though, it will be heavier
as q protection against anchors, trawl-
ers and other things likely to injure
or break It,"
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DEATHS

attend the funeral services. on sundnsy. .ny
r.. NJ. from parents residence. &C. S2ss Sss. ~.
sss;sa VIZ R:' issS ss.s SFPHfsaSA o ssSSas s
NGsjsr sEfpi ei pss fursgs' ia,'r sS 1922 MARIE F.
ssHsn'Sr seidep Snes wsiii sssd H. hslatiye. ara
s.sys. asS ssS0 sSSS Srssr Of s cs5'a "a
Church Broad srd sv,n Riinsr sss s,n arg inVissa
a.tsnS pssen. !Onssnd rs.denss sv? S5sa s. juniper St.
~ssx !; oss.s. T. spsf sDns nsArsh.A n H. ssh
her late residence. ss75 Jefferson i; Int;
,osJ lr0sfIyH sME4 h.s,ys: sr D:' .nd "a
DAY morning az Il o'elSsk; at tho Oliver Oliver
n,el%dn, hsr naf a. EvorsTsen es cemessry tamds"
sSErMESsp, a. a. ~. nS:s ,ISn SATnST!Ns ,n5 H.s
sns Z, sss spS tsns' remps sS Home are
R NJ ne C. 'fsSsSS' s%S 4 S s' A%sSssn
.soRREk:Epsc, %: 1EDwAIRp r; soE.
Der EHnsrap psSns ssrSSe ,rprsee Tpes 1 ss
sorDERsa1D.c. 81 IHXiN :oS husoara s.,s Of
' sss' $s' aTa n,:o,isI T.%Ss,s Sss +
f + ssEssR Hsis: S: % M
st""int st int and and seyvioss 2. pcussssylis. Pa.
$ ia nYaA a
s.ass.s fs?sEs .'FSSs'M SsS sch Ss :;s
e %s5vs. 5Ghn ana na rshGs srs
invited to attend funeral SERVICES, Tues. 2
pps ssG ssUS Hf Esansio4d SasSf' .ss ss M'S Il
Es!Ss$s !; Ss,sss, sy?
TXrsorBss yHa 9ssFmss' g. pAThcx r. hu.
rsnS. snss a.o hay Name pea. as'sS;' snS s and
ssj; {. TUES: u $40 $40 K GS H. late re.as"s%
S. Sv E$wprSs s!s Church S'eH" io A. 81 Int New
EHs7ESS y?Eih 4AS wsyG: a ;ss isns = nsS s.
son.in-iaw. Charles Beck Int: private. Holy
Grass Gem. Tuco.. Dec. ,2ss,, e..
cy Gias EiGzAhiHrAl r. e sS' S ossSS sssS
&c. ThCmf aprH and aaushs:r Of mi IL an!
Tuc,.. p Nj. at 100 r. Lancaster ave.
Ardmcrs; Pa; Int. private:
also Div: No: /: 4. g. H.; ana employees o.
iSsrs S g. fss ss SAG a M sosmn r.ss
mass ST. Stephens Church 10 a. NJ. Int
WATERMxN.S7bee 20. EMILY THOMAS.
Waterman. Funeral Tues. 9 p. NJ. at her
late residence 8I4i Locust st. Int. Lourci
WHIGMANM1Rsc JG3 a and ,,s .,SJb H. SEhs E. con
Wsr,insr mo Post, e. A"Sr,can me Iesi"H HiSr'iS! H
Ga 10 rssSsnoc srn s wd n n prccsSy In
wills. En,ersa into rest, suddenly.
mantown a1 sun Sun. Dec. "a ais % p. AM n. Int. Int.
private. Please omit flowers. '''''
b,NS II aa e. wS Rfs II h.1sl MAER3 and s.
r ,and a, n: and nIitman .Maaople Ciubb.
20, at .. O'Clock, at 1914 ~ 10Th st. Inter.
w%1HiTE Rsn.,Iss Zee 90 ,ls30: Pr 5AsEs $, +
r.'Fs +. ~. at his la e residence. i44a n. 81 8l.t
st. w1EGMHNS na}$SNSSS @Dec' D-See 81. JULIUS F.. son
Of Julin. T. and the the late EilasHsth wics
sson Sveh to fSf, a no.
precisely. fathers residence. 1881 Wolf rt.
irt Nj. Moriah Gem. Friends may cali
WCODHEAD-Dcc co. 1929. ROSE =,
(nce Wa tson). wife OF James NJ Woodheod
Relatives and friends. also members of Port
Richmond Baptist Church. are invited to at.
residence. 3o77 AramlnGo ave. Int. Bethel.
Md
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FINANCIAL

soTlcE I9nEs,SEsHIF EERFNEHWI4ENs NsEWEs SS6Sbs 81 S'n"
tn; TfP%snnsyivsna hereby gives ess,,nM,Ss nSi,'ss
ssSny d. to ,rS sfS'S% ~
coupon 9oh,oei 9oh,nose ~ to an aggregate amount oi
sSScSoo w,s v.nt rsS sSenSTS nau nsIS e
al the rate ,ds 81 nptiop, mi on February !. 1923:
ss ds,' sd bonds being ssa Esu; op sur.uan,
$500 QUO Sn al OF said Township APP
otdinns otdinsanJEf, J,v %. 1921 and that tho part,cular
bonds redeemed rSs frd Psc!S cSmpsny "a S,HM are
by Io' bbsn,ds ~ hearing the following numbers.
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HELP wANTED-MALE

DISTINCT SALES AoENT--Natlonal pub
to secure orders from wholesale md manu-.
facturinG houses for It's wtli-known and
widely used business information service ana
pubiicn tlons; sole Philadelphia and district
agency open. with renewal privileges: per-
manent employment: liberal commission, with
able but not essential; exceptional oppor-
tvnity for permanent connection. Apply .by
letter to s. u, Hendricks Co. Inc. 10 oth
ave. New York. n.
HIGH SCHOOL POY wanted to work from :
+, NJ. to 0 T., NJ. Apply between Q and y
p. M. Frank j.. Vollono. 11"2 +. Passyuhk
ave. .
LOON FIxER and erector for q Wilton
carpet looms. Thos l.. Leedom Co. BITS
tol. Pa.
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AGENTS

GET Into n real business Of Sovr own; Iorrl
city territory now omen; sell IN genuine
T. II Watkins Products; over"bOG" luO .rq
Watkirs spices extracts, Cotton. Dedi. IN -.
toilet pr"pa rdtiOus. ETC. 9tnEdnrl !nr mora
'hnn 80 years, biggest 'nc. hV. - vn!uns
and hIgh'st quality make oa"v s"llInE for
you: write today for fre" sa,np.e haa Iroof
TINT you can make from $1,000 % $1,000
year. J. r. watkins Co, Dept. SAP, New
York. y Y. Y.
AGENTS-COnn"ct IN with Ne: r"lInb,a
ranufacturcr honest goods - ,r,ars' =
hold articles. write TODAY r"l !.pu"y y-i'-i 4
ing plan. American PRODUCES Co.. sl27
American Rldg Cincinnati -.
AGENTS--MAKE 81 An HOUR s"u r.'rl.
cts a patcnG patch; instantly lends i"rEs
in a' utcnslls; sample free VI .ulot ,o.,
Atnst"rdam. &-Y.-- - -
GET In businsrs. We start YOU without cap
ital renn,shIng chandeliers. f"de. autos.
mirrors, rehectors ETC 6% fr r"% m"thId
ing salesman wanting "ycnp. lin" with
large commission write D.ehI Kane & D,"aI
Tailoring c., CLncinaat, Q. Give references
DISTRICT MANAGER S,N p'luran',"I
nursery stock; appoint a"'r's, roy '-"c'.Iy.
Methods. H"rrirk %lrs"rI"' Hoch"s.
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DESIGNERS AND CRAFTSMEN
FOR ELECTRICAL AND ME-
ClIA&ICAL WORK WITH MANU-.
FACTCRIHG CONCERN IN CEN.
TRIAL NEW YORK: STATE PAR.
TiCULARS REGARpl%G EDuCA-
TIoN. TRAINING AND EXPr.
KlENCE. NJ 11G. LEDGER OF
FICE
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GIRLS

\ permarcU position in our Mauu;.r,ur
Eg Department is .pcn
FOR YOlr
II YOU are IS to 20 years Of agc fail o,I
strong and accustomed to standin,
Fiy"-day ,wock-SoturdNY o'idav: nt..r...I,.
starting wag"; substantial increase with cy
perlenCc. CAL ut once and see
MRS PATTON
GURUS 'u'"Nh'nS G" GOT SAMSON ST.
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Annual Meetings
- FRANKLIN NATIONAL. BANK
- Chestnut street west Of Broad

Phila adelphia. Dec. I. 1922.
The Annual Meeting OF the sha reholders OF
this bank will be held at tho banking house,
1916 Chestnut street. Philadelphia on Tues
day. January 0. 1923. AT i2 o'clock noon, for
The election OF Directors to serve for the
ensuing year; also to vote for or aguinPt a
proposed ncreas" of the capital stock OF the
hank from one million five hundred thousand
DOLLARS iSl, n.O0O) to two million dollars
is2, 900 uuu. the increase to be made by a
stock dividend from the undivided profits of
the bank; and upon such other business as
may be brought before tho meeting.
J, VIM. HARDT
Drnu Liant INau.A Al.
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,s:.ssss rME ANNUAL MEETING 0F TuE

tyT' THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
- stocIholders OF the rhiisdelphia LIfs
ua'ce of the Company. No. iii North Broad
Strcet' Philadclphia. Pa. on Wednesday,.
January -; 1928. at IL NJ. 10 hear tn
,,"a! year Of tho Company ending December
II io22 and to elect three 80 directorT tr
'n'rc '3r fou: "a years and to attend 10
sh'n "r4"r business as may properly coma
r. G.. COMBES.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


me UNION HOTEL. E Rnstlo,on. j0cara,I
on Lincoln Highway T. miles rnrih ." rt.y
Hall and squares from the y. f.: i}g,.o-
Iard; Il roorrs, dining rooms E!to har nsr.
room. unusGrl UGporIuH't" for srr'e one n
open restaurant and accommodate tpurjq,
rites for furiho- info, ntu'ion call
Charles v. Hnyrs, Ruslotor $500
REsTAURANT, with FUN equipment. max
ing big prOtts. loCn'"l on Market 81
hetweon Broad @lrcet station ana u" san.
lev Th"Rtr". owner win give IonR-t"rm lea 90
STEWART & LEMtSCH. Wa.nu' }iGG.
DAMr-HASN I,hrNDRT - Prur~i.y. MA.
chiuer'' ard business. only .uuHrr, n
Glouc.r,or r.':.: nr.r" le,sarat'". co5i on
rnriunt:" '3r cash II soli bafo-n DO -
hppiy In@ o" 80 HuT'"r - i, 'Ic. s'o~, NJ
Autos KILLING THOUSANDS
%ar device pro, e9ls HC"IG'NH.. C:r.i iit.I". in.
drrsad many Stn,-s. r'tdils -. "pgte s. 10
S'pte mon rrrh $1,000 to $2,UU ruulIrni
CARi. HR0NN. MAnna.r, G"LUmtns. -.
PATENT righls on Cunb.uN'!Du Umbrella
and autnIuati" CuapiG0r relnp'oCI" for sale
Will sell outrIRht; Cun SHOW c'Inpi"ro model
Alfons. 3uli M"rre' It,. HhNh hd"Ir...I.
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CLERK

CLERK
The Public I.eiCrr Co desires the servtcea n,
a young woman in It's accounting iepa rtment
Anp'y 9th AND Chestnut SITS. Ask for Mir
West.
CLERK with knowl ledge OF tvDewrltirr
Phone Tioga Ii75 arranging for appo.rt.
ment
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DAVID LUPTON's SONS COMPANY
Sinking Fund Purchase OF Preferred stool

Pursuant to the agreement Of David Lup-
tons Sons. Company and the undersigned. is
Trustee Of the Sinking Fund the under
signed hereby Eiyes notice that Il has re-
pany that said Company will deposit with
The Undersigned. on or before January 4.
hundred and Fifty. Dollars H3i 256) In the
Sinking rnnd, provided under the Agreement
issued, AID that IL Is Its intention to apply
said sum to The purchase OF i ares OF the
,hsrSs ere SiK nytsd nt oets n q, or sd
par, and accrued premium OF 10 per cent.
Sealed tenders to be addressed to the Ph.la-
Sinking Fund aforesaid. Broad Street Office.
Rroad and Chestnut streets. n. T.. Corner.
Philadelphia. Such offers will he received
until O'Clock on January 4. 1923.
PHILADELPHIA TRUST COMPANY
JOHN c. WALLACE
,,,,, Treasurer.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

APPLETREE ST, 2i2G-Four rooms un.
furnished and bath $50 PER month
RiTTENHOCsE So. W, 222-Roorns with
private ba tn and sinClo rooms nlso.
VESANGO. If2S--'rwo.ruom site: lignt
hotrr prlyet2 fnlrllyl ~ 20 w"ck
WALNUT ST. 5C3i--Comtortably furr, shed
bedroom. all cows: I'd 0Oor; private IN.
trance; business man or employed couple,
FURNISHED room well heated, clcc' rio
light, deairahlo location, ia gquaro from
York road trolley. . squares from Inyan
station; garage space; breakfast Optiunal;
gentleman pref Phone Wyoming 1870 Il.
10TH y, 1870 tHOTEL RtRl,D Central
shopping district, rtnr stations; boa utitu,Iy
Turn rms; elec.; spotl"es; daily, wkv rh'"s
ATTRACTIVE furn. apts,; so"Ic EougnkpF
Shcr'"ood Ant. Arenc" 1874 Wnlrut g..
vACAHT. Van. l. pleasant rm. PRIV. Fam .
on Che,ten Gv., nr. PR. X. sta On 2uNG
PENNSyLvhNIh-SC
CONF OFTABLY furn. warm room. refined
home: I min. to station: beautifu, lCCH'iur
Ru!tabIe or gentlemen. Lansd'n 2iOJ W
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ESS NATIOSAU RaNE

49, Philadelplis. December 3 1909
The Annrai Meeting OF the stockholders
'nr IN. ","' lion o. directors for the ensuing
rue.day., Jarunry D. 1898, between IL o:Ciocl,
noon and one O'Clock =. VI,
W. n. WARD. Cashier.
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DEC. I. 10?? NOTICE-TO HOLDERS or
Phil"dephia End Reading Railroad Coin-
rnny sinking Fund Gold Loan 40 Bonds
undor the provisions OF the Supplemental,
Mortsag". sealed PROPOSALS will be received
until u O'Clock noon on the 30th Inst at
the office OF the Trustee. 6ii Chestnut
street for tho sale to It OF thirty (30) OF
said bonds at the lowest rats, but In no
case :.,, nxcsed!ng par, with accrued interest.
THE rENNSYLVANTA COMPANY FOR
GRANTiNG ANNtiTIEs. Trustee.
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tor morning nlay uf,h
HnIiI gunD 0f Iny"ar-Dld children plnnSr
writo, alntiIg qUalitr Uions, to strauss \
T.. cor. Chcltcn ave, tRmuC st Oak lam'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-23

r Philadelphia, December 3. 1929.
Tn" Annual Election for Directors will
!" he'l at the banking house on Tussdsy.
sanmary D. ie?3; between the hou,. Of j:
q. HOWARD WOLFE. cosh,.r,
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Animal EIeCiinnA
~" 1iE Penn MUTUAL llFL
NsURASCE COMPANY

sEP" lHE Penn MUTUAL lIFL
lNsURASCE COMPANY
~, Ihiladcip phia. December 10. 1922.
Ihe annual election for nine trusises ia
ocs SSs ofrse r.. sesTS WI! be held & the hom
dmHldns Sixth and Walnut streets. Phiia.
GGeeiphla, Pa. on Monday. January !, 1913.
----.-- SYDNEY A. SMITH Ascrstary.
vSB IHE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA
o,, Philadelphia. November aTth, ipaa,
me annual election for directors OF tho
"nnsn "mnsny WI !G held at the office OF the
"nPah% No t2l Walnut street. PhiiadeI-
p"Ia' January 10th. I0e3.
'"IN op"n from 10 noon In | T.. NJ
Wll.rfED ErprII Se"'c,arv
r, THE SIXTH NATIONAL BANK
r,,,'' hIhuaI election for Directors of this
Tme.,I:' 1TIm w:' BE- held at III" hank!nf house on
iSafs z st. M'""m1''a ana = lps' oe'~s'" '"'
WILLIAM sALTER.
--,Ll-eae, nhin pn. Dec a. 1929.
| ~ EIGHTH NAT 'ONNI. BNNK
T,. Philadelphia. December o. 1922.
held al t"nSs' Ss Rh,sSttSn FER Directors VII be
SauSSEEy o. i023. bstx.sn the hours Of IL
caXkLEs D. COOKE. Cashier.
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TYPIsT
We wish to engage the services Of .
young lady, 20 to 80 years Of age.
who is a speedy typis:. but who
would prefer position, not all
typing. but where the work IL diver
sined.
We are particularly desirous that
the applicant shall have had several
years good ofYice training and that
she may be thoroushly experienced
In answering the telephone.
Our work Ia not difficult. nor tedious.
but applicant should be attentive.
alert and have fair business acu-
men. Initiative and adaptability.
Residence near or convenient to Co
lumbia Ave. station desirable,
though not essential.
Please state fully experience, edu.
cation, age. religion. wages expected
and phone number. II any.
Address p. o. Box $500. Station 0.
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Z ~ NORTHERN NAIIONAL nANI

Philadelphia December y, lOno
'nn, Annual Meeting OF StNckholders for
E'cCton Of Directors OF ms Bank will
'' h"d at the. Banking House, TUESDAY
II MH'nuMry D; lo?3. between the hours OF i:
ii il. sCnUEULER. Cashier.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT will audit, open. close or
keep books; smaller concerns speciality
Il 103. Ledger Office. -----.
AtAINTENAN nee ENGINEER or master me.
chanic. exp. In construction, Operation
and maintenance Of industrial equipment and
Industrial buildings. Cgnvershnt WIN steam,
lighting and hent requirements of industries:
Maintenance ana operation OF power ana
light plants: organization Of maintenance
depts. and the business pertaining to this
work, techn'al edu"nted man. u 62s Led OF
SECRETARY-Colleso man with ~ yeuFs'
varied business experienced; Travelled OK.
tensively; last 3 years engaged In STATISTICAL
and sales development work, qualified for
position Of private secretary 10 high eEecu-
tive.
Addresn " 100. ledger Office.
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HOTEL rRAYMORE COMPANY FIRST
"M0RTGAGE SlX PER CENT SiNkINll
FIND GOLD BONDS. DUE JANUARY

.,su securing the above bonds, notice 10
Ssrsby given that the following bonds.
SVcresatinG s,2350O. have been drawn TO!
naynrent for account OF tho Sinking Fund
as ri January lst, ie2s
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LOST AND FOUND

COLI AR-f,ost. Dec. III proba bly in dining.
room OF R!ttenhouso Hotel. brown rnarten
collar. with head CLASH slightly broken; one
FlIn Reward Mrs. Swope Clea rf'ald Pa
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

LAUNDRY markers, sorters. listers on fiat
wash apparatus on marking machines
learners taken 1912 and 16 Cailowhill ct.
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sYY' IHE M.ANAYUNk NAIiONAL HAM
phiIcdelphin. PA.

:. The annual meeting for the election Of
PE,Ifctors E.nE,ss 9f this Bank viii be held at ths
stfeetsS tsnS pb},ne p5tb1}mse sSrEsr Main and ievssins
y.S' iGS oe!WTssn II. hoSrs ii.oO 4. NJ. and
meeting. o'' Wv
= EUGENE J. MORRIS. Cashier
ESF' THE ANNUAL MEETING or THF
Pennsylvanln will be held Wednesday,, JAM.
ny N.Y. ~ ln?3 at : o'clock p. NJ, at tho
Philadelphia. Pa. for the eiertion nt III.
l's'NiS ana tt" transaction OF auch business
- may come before the meeting
). II. WRIGHT
Sncratafy
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!, - UNION NATIONAL RANK

Philadelphia. December o, 1922
I'r Annual Meeting Of tho StOci;noIuara
Of this Bank for the election OF Directors
,"' Huth Other business as may properly
come before tho meeting Will be held a.
banking house on IUcstny, JlnliIry D.
1873, between the hours Of le II. and 1 r. 81
FREDERICK FAIRIAME Cashier
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perience new cubs OF I..a RON. Lud
4 'erican Mngamn.; pays s. ~" order, sni
nry gvaranter - now ave.. n'tH men
ca BILE OF managing crews III fold. Appi!
after o. Moneymuk"rs tIGU. -! Iu.Irtn
HuilhinG
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-23

sS77 NATIONAL SECURITY BANK
The Annua Mesans Rfsffemhssr hs .Ic,,on isGa
directors OF this hank will be Geld at tSe
S,wing "rNlng house on Tuesday. January o. i0sS.
'''"'eh tho hours Of ~ noon and e p MI
w. II. Mckee. Cashier
ga5' IHE ANNUAL MEETING Or Tuk
nsn" ran WA Le held al the oiIlce OF the COIN.
Y"c.lay@ Y @ Jnn"nrs MalSu sshAlsdeIphp on
noon HENRY +, CLARK. Secretary.
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BOYS
II IS possible for the rea, lIve-wre. go
getter type o. boy TO have real
MERRY CHRISTMAS
II hc can qualify for one OF the positions
nov open for inside messenger service. He
must be r.At "A ppearnG and 16 years OF age.
Call Tuesday. Dec. 90.
Mr. YOUNG
CURTIS PUBLISHING 60. Goa SAMSON st.
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Statesmen

Statesmen
STOVE AHp FURNACE sALr:SMEN WE
HAVE OPENING FIJI. 3 FIiLi:C LIZ! II
SALESMEN IN IASTTRN PENESIi.NH- :
AZ CNUSUAr. OPp0Err%lTl .,FrI
statesmen WHO CkE SHOW \ PAST
RECORD u" SUCCESS ~ IHE% TERRI
TORY ~ SELLING sIHNmS N%h ~ T.
NACES TO THE DEALER TRADE. ":
BASIS. fii' ADfh5Esss ,GENrEAL ~ -
MANAGER. ESTATE STOVE r' II 'MiL-
TON. o.
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wINDERs EXpERIENCED; COTTON
sKEiN wlNDING; wAIEs, PIECE
Co. sTII sT. AND ALLEGHENY AVE.
YOUNG LADY Tor billing and typips IN
7l2. I.edser Office. --
COMMERCIAL ARTISTS
properly trained earn 800 week and up.
tho Meyer Both Co. tho most widely known
commercial art organization In the field.
Offers you n training under direct super
vision of their expert artists; the demand
Tor commercial aitirts IL greater every year.
Scnd &c for our illustrated boo; or call at
THE MEYER BOTH co.
1914 Walnut st.
MAKE MONEY AT HoME-You can earn
from 81 to So an hour in your spare time
writing showcards: ouics!I and easi,y learned
work and nay you cash each week; full
p,ssrtsynTfps, sRG bSIllSi rrss TSis iYaay ,S
IAdams i!Id9; King and Frederick st''
WOMAN, educated and nmbltloua between
23 and al for responsible and permanent
travelling position: prefer teacher or college
woman: definite income TO start and onpor-
co. 7OlB Euciid ave. Cleveland. o.
many vacancies: examinations Jan. and
Feb; write for pos. open. + l42l. Led. Or.
HELP wANTED-MALE
BEAMl;RS and twsters;, night work: good
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HELP WANTED--PEMALE

BOOKNEEPER. experienced to take com
plote charge cf rNal estate office. centrally
located; rermn nent opportunity for ad-
van" 'm"n'; str'e age. experience. educa tion
and Hu,nr" 'ypcvted = 032 Ledger Ofhce
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OLD GOLD
RADIO EXCHANGE

.I-'' 1..o. 8 'Ner. r,a''nGm. plated ware old.
-. j. r'''' ~ :" - pI too boIg. for - 81
- l~iT. : J. t''. ~'5 rn,u, =" SOT SAMSON
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rto holder, Of tn, above mentioned bonds
,ra hereby required 10 present same Tor
ssdemption and payment as Aforesaid 70 ms
south penn Square. In tho City Of Philadel.
rSis on or before February 1923. lntersss s
date specified for such redemption.
TOWNSHIP OF HAyERFORD
nv n A. FRITaCHMAN. Sec'y.
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ess7
bonds are now on deposit with tho Trustee.
on and afisr January 2nd. 1923. at lO2. and
interest TO January, 1st. 1923, on which date
81 interest ,T,, o. s. said B., bonds & VII csase;
BY HERMAN NJ. SYPHERD.
Atlantic City. n. j.. Vice President.
otcemhsr LIST. 1922.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

I,N 'lu SET. 3 r'ag"a. W T.. tuhes, bat
r."'o pl ru"-. .ijlilae. 81 C0lrn 4O7s
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HELP wANTEp-MALE

BEAMcRS and twisters; night work: ~
nav Reply p o3l. I.ndrar Office
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/ ORD coup. iNl! just like new n"rd cash.
14Oi n. '3'h over American Store. Pop
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-10-12
WEST-NAYLOR

The news of the secret wedding OF
Miss Lucille Naylor and Roy West be-
came known this past week when the
news leaked out from Clinton, to which
city they had gone two weeks ago last
Saturday and had been secretly mar
ried. They had motored over there,
gotten married and returned here, in
tending to keep their secret until
Christmas, the bride returning to her
home in Charlottesville, No., the next
day and not even the family or closest
friends knowing of the marriage.
Mrs. West, who is well known to
Hickman people. is the third daughter
of Mrs. J. b. Graham, was born and
reared in this city, is young lady Of
much charm and has large circle of
| friends here. The groom is son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. West, residing five
miles west Of town, and is now travel
| ing salesman for WilsonButt Whole
sale Grocery Co. Mr.. West will bring
his wife here within the next few days
| to reside, she having been at her home
| in Caruthersville since the wedding.
Prior to the wedding she had been visit
| ing her sister, Mrs. G. w. Curlin, for
some time.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-10-12
ATTENDED CEREMONIAL

A party of Shriners from Hickman
attended the big ceremonial at Dyers-
burg Tuesday, put on by Al Chymia
Temple of Memphis. The whole town
was given over TO the Shriners and
they had big time, as they always do.
The ceremonial was put on at the ball
park, and although the day was raw,
cloudy and chilly it failed to detract
from the enthusiasm. The following
Hickman Mobiles attended: j. .. West,
c. 3. Travis, Dee Henry, E. Dobson,
Tom French and Will l.. Busby. Faris
Naifeh boarded the train at Tiptonville
and added another to the party. Mrs.
J. o. West also made the trip and visit
ed friends in Dyersburg during the day.
| The c., NJ. & g. train was held till
D. m, to enable the Hickman conting-
ent to have a little longer time in Dy-
ersburg.