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Evening star., 1922-08-09
ALABAMA VICTORY
FOR 3 IN CONGRESS
Woman Defeated in Eighth
District by Representa-
tive AImon.
BRANDON FOR GOVERNOR
Judge Believed to Have Carried
Every County in Sweeping
Triumph.
BRANDON FOR GOVERNOR
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, August g.
Judge W. W. Brandon of Tuscaloosa
apparently has won the democratic
nomination for Governor of Alabama
by an overwhelming majority, unofti-
cial returns from all parts of the
state early today, failing to cut down
the big lead established last night.
Nomination is regarded as equivalent
to election.
Due to the length of the ballots,
returns have been slow. but indica-
tions are that Judge Brandon carried
every county reporting, including
Montgomery. his opponents home:
Mrs. w. B. Edmundson. the first
woman in Alabama to seek the
party'S nomination for Congress, ap-
parently has been defeated by large
majority in the eighth district by h.
3. Almon, incumbent.
In the three districts in which in
cumbents were opposed. returns in
dicate success for the sitting candi-
dates.
Leads in Second District.
Representative Tyson had a sub
stantial lead over ]. Morgan Prest-
"UOu VI <ALudluSid III Tic SSSoAu u'S
trict. l.. l.. HerZberg of Gadsden was
reported leading in the seventh dis
trict, where Representative Rainey
was not candidate for renomina-
ton. Representative Huddleston has
apparently won by an overwhelming
majority in the ninth district over
w. B. Grace, Birmingham, and Rep
resentative Bankhead is leading H.
P. Gibson Jasper in the tenth.
Though the campaign preceding
the primary was said by political OBJ
servers to have been unusually list
less. it was centered, in the closing
days. on associate members of the
public service commission.
Charges Power Company Support.
Gov. Kilby issued a statement Sat-
urday, in which he charged that
Commissioners Cooper and Gaillard,
tive support OF the Alabama Power
Company. corporation controlling
the utilities companies in several
Alabama cities. in their campaigns
for denomination.
In their replies, the commissioners
charged Gov. Kilby with being a
friend Of the corporation and an op-
ponent of Henry Ford's offer for the
Muscle Shoals project, for which the
company also has made a bid.
Returns early today showed Com
Customers Cooper and Gaillard to be
running poorly in the field of seven,
in which Fitzhugh Lee and Frank P.
Morgan, both of Montgomery, had
substantial leads.
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Number %

Number % Series to follow
IN the series of pictures which have been
publishing this page of The Star we have
proved we believe, that something more than just
house building dominates this enterprise, Wash
ington's Largest and Most Successful Detached
Home Development.
That we have produced Homes of Character is
not alone pleasing to US, but it has established
Prosperous, Distinctive Home Community.
The permanency of value thus created is of
inestimabe value to every individual pur-
chaser.
We know of other suburb of Washington
where the future development is absolutely in
the hands of organization as in the case
of
Intown Suburb
18th Street Terrace
This puts permanent ban on the usual invasion
of community by the undesirable-be it person
or property
Thus are the dollars you invest in Home
in this community being protected, and that is
worthy of very serious consideration
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ron orA h,,afness

iron ore business.
Born in Wayne county. w. Va,
fifty-two years ago, Thompson grad
uated in the law from Ohio State
University and first practiced at Iron
ton. where he eventually became city
solicitor. He was elected to the Ohio
house in 1904 and in 1906 was elected
speaker OF the house.
He later served as assistant secre-
tary OF the interior and in 1912 be-
came private secretary to President
Taft. From November 20, 1912, to
April 1913. he was treasurer Of the
United States, which position he re-
signed to become general manager
of the Great Northern Iron Ore prop
critics. a James J. Hill interest. He
Is now connected with iron ore COM
panies at Cleveland. During the dis
armament conference at Washington
he was member of the American
advisory committee.
Thompson served in the Army dur
ing the Spanish American war, when
he gained the title of colonel. He
gained the support of the Anti Saloon
League, which helped him to victory
yesterday, when he supported county
local option as a member of the leg
islature. Col. Thompson is said to be
a warm personal friend of President
Harding.
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NEWSPAPER MAN DIES.
Francis Watts Is Victim of Acute
INDIGESTION.

Francis Ramsey Watts, connected
with the appraisal and sales depart
ment Of the Navy Department, died
suddenly of acute indigestion at his
residence. in the Lexington apart
ments, Monday at $50 o'clock. He
came to Washington a year ago from
his home in Portsmouth, Va, to ac-
cept position in the Navy Depart
ment He was a newspaper man be-
nected with the Virginian-Pilot. He
was a son of John Alexander Watts
and the late Ellen G. Watts of
Portsmouth, Va. He is survived by
his widow, Mrs. Nellie Lenny Watts,
formerly of Philadelphia, and one
daughter, Margaret Watts; also his
father, brother, E. G. Watts, and
sister. Miss Daisy Watts. He was a
brother of the late Lore Watts Of the
American Red Cross.
Funeral services will be held at
Lees undertaking establishment this
afternoon at 4 o'clock. Interment
will be in Mount 0livet cemetery.
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LOVE WINS OVER LAW.
Greek Girl Emigrant Allowed to
Enter United States.
Love will find a way.

Love will find way.
When Miss Euanthia Ornerakis ar
rived at Ellis Island last month from
Greece she expected to fall into the
waiting arms of her childhood sweet
heart, James Milonas of Pittsburgh
Her dreams of fifteen years were sud
denly shattered when the strong arm
of the immigration authorities came
between them. The Hellenic immi-
grafton quota was full, she was told.
and there was no more room in this
country, no matter how much the
heart yearned for admittance.
Milonas who is now an American
citizen and successful business man
in the Smoky city. rushed to Wash
ington and raped on the door of
the social service department of the
Y. NJ. G. A. Secretary r. e. Meyers
took the case up with the Labor De-
partment.
Yesterday the necessary order was
issued permitting the girl to enter
the country. Milonas left imme-
diately for New York. where he will
marry Miss Ornerakis today.
Evening star., 1922-08-09
MGR. LEE WORSE.

Rt. Rev. Mgr. Thomas r. Lee, rector
of St Matthew's Catholic Church, is
critically Ill at the home of a relative
in Burkettesville, Md. Mgr. Leo has
been unable to perform his clerical
duties for e long time. Recently he
went to Burkettsville in the hope
that he would improve. Sunday last
he took turn for the worse and
today his condition is reported
serious.
Evening star., 1922-08-09

said. he would appreciate" a repub-
lican Endorsement.
Meanwhile the fight between May
field and Ferguson has become so in
tensely bitter that personal clashes
between their followers are becoming
common. The most serious of accusa-
tfons are being banded back and forth,
and some of them are 30 serious that
the newspapers are unable to publish
them.
(Copyright 1927
Evening star., 1922-08-09
Intown Suburb
l4th Street Terrace
To Inspect

Take 18th Street Car finest service in Washing
tony to Jefferson Street Northwest. Two new
developments are nearing completion Small and
large. Six-room homes. Seven-room homes with
bath and extra first floor toilets and clubrooms
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DEATHS

NJ resiaenss I2is s; @ aS,h sSn q, Int: ,y. Fern
les! sTltEst' sHLs E1'e%iGGgT %Gs~ y liam i
s'' NJ Ssgss .ssins INT
s4R4NfR faEkFHas, Rv: s' asi, tlsSS FpEAEn I,sd
G s. s1iss .so is.Ess isss. on s R9'fsT Tsncs G.
mains viewed Monday TO 10 p. NJ. Inter
,'H 'THodESBERo a:. s., her late rs,l; q;
q Ea%i@ " xS.sSSs5ss .aSaS,s Ss,S,Iyoi odss SHd
IT, MonS 2 p n. parlors Of John $, Der;
ss,'fiS1, (, in2 Syiysts @ FsFs:' fly ! Gem; Friends
r. SS5ysd vi. 81 3s iGSS ys sEahoI5A Is
t9 year Rfsvf; and tsie?l' A M iTv's4 Il, Ssl
WHY i Sr .s Gsose on wsSsn AHs 81 FA
and friends also Betsy Ross Temple. No. q.
O. " and nG, St JShns fSeTsi Tsmps sstvSss NO I d
Jam $. &er, 1909 ,6xtorrd st.. int; private; ,;
SuyaiH&%u sSsa.Hy z 2rtG "a suddenly on Aus
nee 2t AGt 5mah ssaa 'on q Ic1T 9'' I s0i @
friends also Court Trihe Of r'rankt9rd ~.
a. invited to tNnfrhI services on MOn,lhN
nj . Y NJ from parents residence. 1896
Ninsey a. Franktord Int. Oakland Gem.
Rema'ns may be viewed sun. eve. from
gust 81, 1899 JOHN f. WICK. Rclatiyss
ana friends. also Washington Lodge. No. So
=. ana A NJ. and all organizations Of which
he was "A member, are invited to the seriiCe
on M,nlay. afternoon, at 2o.clock at ths % 0i.-
Inf"~rrent at West Laurel nm Ceme'ery.
WOOLNF.S. Aug. -. EL1ZABETH
EMMA. widow Of Richard wooivcn. resl-
de0co. 2o7 Artmore ave, Ardmorc. IA Fr-
neral ser tees Mon, II a. NJ, at 81. Mary =
church. Ar1more Int Ardmore Lutheran n
Cc~' Friends call sun eve.. from to 0
! yNrrs Aug. a. 1922. STELLA r..
VITO C' Albert ! Yates and dnuehter OF late
John ana MarRaret Wood Relatives and
friards nre Invited 70 attend funeral. Mon,
$40 \ M. from Tho RESIDENCE ot her sister.
23ig W Cumhnrlani 81. SOLEMN REQUIEM
r,ass at s. C0lumha's Church. 10 A. NJ. 1nt,
zJs"I1LAG on AuEus; ?t. 1929. ERAAHK
yusCh.lg aKel 80 y"ars Relatives and
ff4r~ il. also Adelphia Assemb%. No. 70, \.
Woriay afternoon. at 3 O'Clock. a. his late
r9siaerre If3G South Goth ST. Interment at
Ternwood Cemetery.
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all Of the wild animals followed him. and here they
creating Mr. Hippo
and following his heels but passing he stole the bottle from the little
the
= q
Mother drive him ROy have
to
be racket when Mr. Lion down
tried the animals and Tiny
with his trunk and he swinging by his belt from the lamp
tw his mOuahe Mr. Monk wearing
.ai the world like o really for truly policeman.
barrel the
Bear, giving him chase Old Tiger
had the luck all. had his
kettle ned with porridge when the housewife found him.
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Nicholas Mutt and Tiny the elephant were great pals They lived
u much that finally
to him. sold him for So This
and
and lots and lots Of wild animals
he did
would happy to be the
One day Nicholas sitting alone
heard the gaethe gate opened wide and In
And that ne Drought
all the her the menagerie.
had whit the
Nicholas bathtub
and had to sleep out the front
walk hou tho village
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COUNTRY BOARDING

BRYN MAWR COLLEGE INN, ON thu col.
su.t sSs ss essmapIs,.bs.rsble yaeancles for Al.
dress Manager. C9llese Inn. Bryn Mswr. FS.,
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HELP WANTED-MALE

ADVERTISING ASSISTANT wanted, expert
enCed In machine line preferred; must DO
thoroughly experienced with cuts. en-
cravings, printing. etc; also be sbie 70
photogra ph. make prints. retouch. etc. good
opportunity foFSlprisht young man In reply
late fully ek1 hence, age. also lowest sal
sIy expected. EXPiI. Ledger offics.
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BOARDING
GERMANTANNN

GERMANToWN. .GRETNOR. 1859 e WaI1T,
lane; delightful second floor rm. n,nId
ern conN' excellent home cooking indiy,duaI
service; large living rm.; porchcs and iawn
reasonable rates. Germantown $3.50 "'
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BALTIMORE AVE, 4023-Two comfortably
,furnlshed looms busines men or women.
BALTIMORE AVE. 45l2--2 furn. rms IIsh,
hBkp.. newly deco, heat. cleo. gns. fuTn
CHESTNUT. 1910 'Crhe Roherta-Weil.fur
location. board optional. Barring sO42
DAUPHIN, W, l0o--2 furnished rooms oI
foor front; owner. 81
DIAMOND lo07--Furn. parlors, run woicr
nhysician: bach. apt: rot. OK, bth. shwr'
THAN ST. \" H-s unfurnshed rooms,
NlARVINE. ST, ~. lS22-Two room, %.
rent. Gnfurnished electric light '''
NORWOOD. 227 ". Garfield nvc,-3 rms a.,
% foor, hot water. electric; rent t3b
RITTENHOUSE SQUARE W., 2I8-Two
T. and suite with bath single r. Loo. 46Ga
10TH N, lsJ HOTEL RURIC-Ccn;,.I
shopping district, near stations; beautif,,
furn. rms.; elec. spotless: daily. wk'Iy rates
22D ST. y, 2I22-Comfortably furni.hod
large room with electric and gas: msn 81
shower bath; private family N'' VI
38D. y, 245l-One or 2 furn. rms mr. Mn
priy OPP. Park: cony. cars. Dia O0o0
oLNEY. l25 W. Albanus (at Front ma
BOulevard>--2 furnished houseKeenirnwau rau
modern! young couple: owners
ATTRACTIVE furn. apts. some hou,eEns
Sherwood Ant. Agency. 1894 Walnut al
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MAKE MONEY AT HOME-You can earn
from 81 TO 81 an hour In your spare time
writing showcard.. quickly. and easily learned
solicitinR. we teach you how, sell your work
and pay you cash each week, Full particulars
and booklet free. Write today TO AMERICAN
Toronto, ontario, Canada. .
GIRLS wanted; Govern, positions: 1920 mo.
many varuRc's =; eXaminRtions Aug, to Sept.
q oct Write for pos. open. u 1921. l., o
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Observation-Disclosures

DEVON, PA,-An unusually at lg. airy rm =.
liz. grounds, old shade 4 shrub. lst-clas.
home table; veg. garden. Ph. Wayne SAT or
address Mrs: L. q. Fister. Devon. Pa,
GERMANTOWN-C home life In H..
ro.ld 'oc VIC per wk. up. with I'D Mis.
MacGrath: laO MtplewoOd ave: gentien"n
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GIRLS Axre-ience, olso learners. for fancy
I,.g'hcr works. Apply 06T y. Marshall st.
s"c r 10 1-r
...ADT MUSiCIANS wanted for production
age rNp-E!cu-e not necessary. Apply 2O6
SNYlert Theatre Bldg.
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SALESMAN

WE NEED A SALESMAN OF STRONG
4 FINANCIAL SERVICE TO LARGE MER.
CAMILLE CONCERNS. AND CAN OFFER
THE RIGHT MAN 4 VERY DESIRABLE
CONTRACT. APPLY $50 TO II A. NJ,
80 TO p NJ. MR.. RYAN. ROOM AT,
437 CHESTNUT ST.
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MODEL

F,essar. appearing young woman wearing
s.aa AZ shoe, 70 serve a. mode. IN sample
rom Of hlgh-grads ehoe uanutaoturer.
ADDRESS y IS, ?, o. Box a443,
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PERSONALS

iNFORMNTION WANTED OF Harry GiI.
more. son OF Eliza Gilmore. who was a
daughter OF John and Jane Carnahan. II
living Harry Gilmore Is approxImnt tely sew.
enty years Of age. He Ia reported 10 have
had crippled daughter and to have once
WILLIAMS, HUNTING & WILLIAMS
RIdy phIladeiphIn
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SALESMAN. local. to obtain orders for IL
lustrated direct advertising from banks
and merchants: big commissions: no ad-
SALESMAN-Big money ror man that win
work selling Ford car. 003. Ledger on.
SHEET-METAL WORKERS. experienced. on
steel cabinet and furniture work. Apply
Kramer Steel Products Co. 1I34 y. 18th st
LUMBER LAfrORERS--Steady WORK: gOou
pay. Pearson G. Luda ,her Co. Westmore-
land ST. and Delaware River.
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SHES Operators, experienced. on French
binding Apply Laird. Schober Co. 22d
AM MAtket SIS. second floor. oor.
sTENOGIAPHER--Old d.estabIished tFm de-
sres Q..'uk. erf Client Bir.. PERMANENT posi-
uon. state Qualifications speed experience
-rr = p. Q. Box 34S4. 4.
STEM %oGKAPH sR-ENce.lent op"ning 10: an
experienced stenOgrRpher, steady position
WITH uupUTtunlty for Advancement. The
B.deI Co 18th and Market ats.
S'TF%, RAPHER---Erp"rienced; nigh school
gra lUate. aZe 25 10 80 years; Protestant
BY h.sn-grade. progressive firm. centrally
loca'ed e 927 Ledger Office
STENOGRAPHER and clerk IN sheriff y
OrhCe, one familiar with automobile La
hlli'y Insurance, state experience and salary
required. il9 Ledger Othce.
WUME&--Wc have openings for women with
ambition and determination. Call Spruce
O4l8 to arrange for interview.
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MANAGER OR ACCOUNTANT - Corpora
ton. hotel, club or manufacturing house
Desiring man who would be 4 valuable asset
will do VOL to interview mey II years rail-
road accountant, experience in manufactur-
ing business In hotel or club can MI env
position from chef TO manager: best refer
nCe p O pOy "a ROrlentown /.
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BoATs MoToRBoATs. .LAUNCHEs

Fop SAIE-A 6s' q. A. auxiliary ketch
Nth a new 4o-H r. 4-cycle Lathrop sn.
gine; contains a large saloon and s'ns az.
rommodates 1 aft and . in forecRste enc,ll enn',l
lent Tor offshore or Southern cruising fsA
Marco Box Gas, Point Pleasant n. d,
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OLD GOLD

OLD xold sIlyer, platinum. plated wars. "
styie jSwelry, teeth platss bought fSf w.,
Est, iSi7. j. l.. Clark rehner. BOT ss"'-
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Generar

FEDERAL Depts have clerical pos for y'ng
men. women. ls upward: sl2o mthly: exp.
unnecessary. For free list pos. now open write
j Leonard former Civil Service examiner),
a02 Equitable Bldg. Washington D. G.
SALESMEN-Writef FOR list of lines and full
particulars earn $1,000 10 10000 yearly;
r!enced: city or travelling. National Sales
mons Tr. Asso.. Dept. 271I Chicago.
AUTHORIZATIONS tax; prepare for com.
ing examinations. Write Box l635 LC.
Washington. II. G.
MEN wanted. Govt. postal clerks carriers.
write for instruction part. immed. For
application Sept. !. = 1921. Ledger Office.
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WANTED
GENERAL BOILER FoREMEN
BOILER FOREMES
GENERAL L0CoMoTIyE E0REMEN
NIGHT ROUNDHOUSE TOREMEN
COPPERSMl1H FOREMEN
AIRBRAKE FOREMEN
MACHINE SHOP FOREMES
GENERAL PAINTER FOREMEH1
familiar with coach and locomotive work..
WRITE OR WIRE COLLECT
Give experience and age)
TO A. =. PRENDERGAST
Mechanical Superintcndent
TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY
Room 7O3, Texas and Pacific General Offices
- DALLAS, TEXAS.
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CHINA PACKERS
Good oreninEs for thoroushly experienced
china packers.
Apply Bureau ot Employment
wAEAMAKER'S

DISTRICT MANAGER
Are you a satisfied sa.esman2 Have YOU ever
had ambitions TO bc your own boss Here's
me opportunity as district manager IN your
own community. Goods soil TO railways,
cities. factories and consumers direct. This
opportunity has = future and IS % big as
you ere abrEe earning possibilities; no
capital required. Must have auto. Write tJr
details, J. a. Eberts, Scranton. Pa.
DRAFTSMEN exp d"tailers on steel buIit-
INK only those with thorough expert
ence in structural shop drafting rooms: no
ship craftsmen. Call write or phone Paul
Cicrdel manager ot employment, y. Y. Ship
buildn- Corporation. Camden. y. i.
rCRENiAS-Wan'cd a rrSt-CiAss machine
room foreman tor large Case-goods factory
IN Indiana, one that knows woodworking ma
Chnery and how TO get produ"Uon and Ouai-
Nv. Address II 523. Ledger Office
GRID MDCLpERS for storage battery plant
in Western New York or mon accustomed
10 furnace work steady emn,oyment: no
labor trouble, good LIVING conditions, ship
ping Monday uight Apply Quithana. 90
y. 2@d 81.
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Address Rox lsO willamsport Pa. w.
SOCTIiERNER. around 40, young for his
age, we'll experienced thorough ruiIroaI
tarv, etc, now located in philadelphia
wishes connection, with good concern. where
his talents can be used to mutunl adyan.
tact with peonle; credentials; married
Protestant NJ 5a5. Ledger Office ''N
YoTNG- Man DESIRES pART-rTME
AND EVENINGS. ADDRESS 40s
YOUNG MAN. II, desires position Of .ny
kind. Address + iO7. Ledger rfira '
YOUNG MAN, Wharton ScnooI rTuro--Tr-
deRires position. T 42l. Ledger Office
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CLERKS

About Is Years ct age, .2r mathematical
aad cereal WORK II enGIneerIrg department,
give ruN Information as 20 education and
'AbNRESs r 10, p. o. BOX s47o
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BALTIMORE AVE. 4023-Two comfortably
woodland 540O w - "''''''
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CRAFTSMAN and designer, technical gradu-
alto. 10 years experience In structural
steel and re-eEfOrCCd concrete design. office
building and power plants. desires position
4 1Op. Ledger Office
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WANTED
SEWING MACHINES

SEWING MACHINES bought. sold, repaired
and exchanged. Brown. 203 w. Allegheny
ave. kenslngton 09g5.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALY

ADVERTISING MAN. thoroughly expert
ncss: expert layout man and writer. ener.
EeiiC, creative. good executive: age 81
Slnmon. 22l Halsted. East Orange " J
AUTOMOBILE observation-disclosures man
desires position with an auto service sta
ton In Phiadelphia: best references can be
furnished G Sg3. LedRnr Office.
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-I~ceaafp. selling experience is ono desirable
..a.nCal.gn. business snap another,
VII . rrircren, ana pleasant personality
ara psseErlt.: va want some VIDE awake
we'll -eduCalcd young women for these per
TuuL.nt pOHit.Ons.
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aALEswOMFS WANTED

EXCEPTIONAL. OPENINGs FOR ExCEP.
T!ONAL PEOPLE
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ROOMS FOR RENT

IOVNE MAN, wharton SCnOOl rlurnuOI
desires position. + 42l. Ledger Office
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DIETITIAN--Warte1. a 6o1i woman deti-
rl.il 10 plan A.. meals art 20 see that they
are properly cooked and dainuiy served IN
sch 70, Z 500 BOYS, must have successful ca
p-rIorce .i tea room or otns- dining room.
s,are fully yuu- experience and enclose
photograph 10 E. ). M!ddour. MerCe-s-
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MEN. white and Colored. s23 week; factor!
work 1929 Arch st
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SMITH -AUH p GEITNUUE, daUgh-
ter of late Howard Gni Anna g. Smith.
" + VI Albert Moore. d@I y I5th
H. lnrermrut private. Friends may call
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S,ILT.TNERS
WI: REQUIRE EXPERIENCED NTLTTNl
FTS AI.l.-yEAR-KDrND EMPLOYMENT:
COED WAGES AIPLY
LIT ROTHERS
SECOND FLOOR
TTH A.tD FILBERT SITS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26
u. Mn.IIAM FRANCIS

SMITH, SON oH laIc Thomas i Grover and
Rebecca A., smith, nEcd - Relative and
friends invited TO funorn s"rNic' Sun
d. Int Dover, ,neh, Mon, VIA 10 A. N.
Sssinnaii SssinnaiiTu %"Aus ~ WALTER. husband cr
Axstiida smith nee HralO Relatives and
Srlends also Southwark Lodge, No. II, S OF
y are invited to attend funeral Mon, 2 p,