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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-06
JUST A MOMENT
DAILY STRENGTH AND
CHEER
Compiled by John q. Qufnius
(The Sunshine MANI

The peace OF God. which passeth
all understanding. shall keep your
hearts and minds through Christ
JssuA-Phn ~. Z.
Lot ehs peaee of God rule In your
hear.-coi. III, IL.
swset Patience comet
Not from q low and earthly sourcs,-
TILL thinEs shan have their
course
Not as accepting present psfni
IN hope of some hereafter gsins--
Not in a dull and sullen CALM
But as a breath OF heavenly balm,
my weary heart submit
To bear whatever God sees fti
Sweet Patience. comsi
hymns of the Church Militant
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sYNoPaIs

SYNOPSIS
The lure OF the Flaming jewel tns
priceless gem stolen from tho royA
level casket OF the
COUNTESS OF ESTHONIA- was draw.
ing group OF clashing and yiolen'
spirits TO the ''hells kitchen" OF the
Adirondacks. me disreputable hotel
owned by
NIKE CTNCH
Here Clinch lived a life OF crime sur
rounded by the riff-raff OF the north.
The only good influence over him was
his beautiful step-daughter,
EVE STRAYER. To give her the
education Of a lady was the sole pas
sion of Clinch and TO do that he
would stop at nothing. There ar
rived at his hotel,
JAMES DA1RAGH known TO Clinch
HAL SMITH, who has sworn to restore
the Flaming Jewel 70 the countess
from whom II had been stolen by
QUINTANA, the great International
thief
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HOUSEHOLD NOTES.

Silk and wooden clothes should
always be washed separately.
It Is worth while to keep thret
onions planted IN flower pots IN the
kitchen through the winter. When
onion f1avorinI is required for stews,
soups or salads. OUT on the youns
shoots
Before dyetns material ths4 n
new, boil for 20 minutes IN water
and then rinse thoroughly. This re-
moves sizing or any chemical lsft
by tho finishing procsss- Stir dur
ing tho boiling.
To remove water stains from a
foulard frook. allow water TO boil
rapidly in teakettls and shake stain
ed part In tho steam until well
dampened. but not wet. Then shake
in air % dry. and press on wrong
side with a warm iron.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-06
ANOTHER FEVER VICTIM.

Stricken with scarlet fever Mich
olas Catsivitla, employed az . WAITER
in tho Athens Hotel. Fifth and Bhtp-
ley strsstz was removed 10 ne Ply
sicians and Surgeons Hospital -
terday morning. Two new cssss Of
the disease were reported 70 ths
health authorities yesterday.
Robert s. EoBirnsy. secretary Of
the Health Board says that 20 cases
Of scarlet fever in city with a pop
ulation OF 115,0os is not unusual.
The disease, he said, could be held
in check. however, If tho Board OF
Education has Sufficient nurses and
physicians to make daily inspections
of the pupils in the schools.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-06

The next thing the Fairy ousen
lost was her automobile
II had been given to hor By the
Green Wizard who was an old, old
friend OF the family.
It wasn't an automobile like you
OF have. my dears. or Ike tho
neighbors across the street have.
No, It was a very unusual automo-
bile, and It had taken the good old
wizard IL years TO make It magical
enough TO present 20 the Fairy
Queen.
Yes, It was magical. 30 very mag
teal that It didn't need anyone TO
run IL at all and II oould think for
itself. Anyone who owned Il could
make # DO anything he wishsd by
just wishinEi
But there was one thing 10 re-
member. This wonderful automobile
would serve only one master at a
time and the last person to turn the
shiny handle just between tho Jig
amacraDk and tho thinsamabob on
the whirlgis was the only person
WHOSE Wlsnea lnls NOHusr1uA ma
chine would obey.
I suppose now that havs told
you, everyone will be writing TO the
Green Wizard and ordering one OF
these wonderful oars. Because,
without a doubt It's much easier
than having TO pull handles this way
and that and push things with your
feet and turn big wheel ana watch
the road every second
All you'd have TO say would bel
'rMasis auto, DO not daily
I wish to visit my Aunt esffys~
And whiski You'd be thsrsi or:
Magic auto, please to stop
And let me out at the butcher shop"
And there you'd be.
Well, that's the kind OF car some
body stole from the Fairy Queen and |
she sent for the Twins at once TO
help hunt.
To Be Continued)
Copyright, 1922. NEA servioe) |
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% FLAMINGX
F. JEWE:.L!!.Sf
M h ROBERT W CHAMBERS
n4p", 1000 apopep ponAs 'ooAn,"
e,ooq asoper H DopAs 'oossnA'r

They had paused on me rough
veranda in. the hot October sunshine,
Mike" suggested Smith oarelss-
ly. wouldn't II pay you better -
go straight"
Cnnch's small gray sysA which
had been roaming over tbs prospect
OF lake and forest. focused on
Smiths smiling features.
Whats that 10 your" ne asked.
.iT'll be out Of Job" remarked
Smith. laughing. 'if they ever land
YOU"
ciinch's level gaze measured him:
his mind was busy measuring him.
too.
who tho hell are you. anyways
he asked. II don't know. You
stick up a man on the Ghost Lake
Road and hide out here when the
State Troopers come after you. And
now you ask mo II It pays better TO
go straight. why didn't you 20
straight II you think n pays9"
"I haven't got q daughter to
worry about" explained Smith. "If
they get mo Il won't hurt anybody
else" ~.
A dull rcd tinro cam, out under
Clinch's tan:
WHO asked you 20 worry about
Eve ?"
she's a me girl; that's all"
Clinch's steely slare measured tho
young man:
you trying to msks UP TO herr
ne inquired gently.
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n TT wEIGHTafAN7

The name weightman is tho same
as Weitman. and is from tho Scan
dinavian word for hunter, Thsre
is an analogous German name some
times heard in this oouutry-wsid-
man.
An early member OF tho family in
this country was William H Weight
man. who was born in the District
OF Columbia. and who later made his
home in Missouri. He married Mary
Ann Skeene. He was the son of
William, also Of Missouri. where he
was born in Virginia He served IN
the war OF 1912. His wife was
Elizabsth Shirley. His father was
William, of AlexandrdA Va, who
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mo. She has no use for me-
Clinch reflected. his cold tiger
gaze still fastened on Smith.
You're right" he said after a
moment. Eve Is a good girl. Some
day I'll mako q lady OF her"
"Sho Is one. Clinch."
At that Clinch Redeemed heavily
tho FIRST finer emotion ever be-
trsyed before Smith. He did not say
anything for few moments, but
HIS grim mouth worked. Finally:
II guess you was gentleman
once before you went crooked,
Hal he said. You act up like you
once WIS. =. Say; there's
only one thing on Gods earth care
about You've stressed It, too" He
was on again upon his ruling pas
sion.
Eve nodded Smith.
-sure. she isn't my nesh and
blood. But Il seems like she's more,
even. I want she should be a lady.
It's all I want. That damned mill
lionaire Harrod bust me. But he
couldn't stop me giving Eve her
schooling. And now all I'm Twin
for is 10 be fixed SOS to give her
money to go 20 the city like a lady.
I don't care how I make money; all
I want Is to make It. And I'm
going to-"
Smith nodded again.
Clinch. now obsessed by his mono
mania, went on with an oath:
81 can't make no money on the
level after what Harrod done TO me.
And I gotta Ak up Eve. What the
hell do you mean by asking me
would It pay me 10 travel straight I
dunno"
Il was only thinking OF Eve. A
lady isn't supposed to have a crook
for a father"
Clinch's gray eyes biazed for a
moment. then their menacing glare
dulled. died out into wintry fxity.
"I want born a crook" he said.
IT Amt got no choice. And don't
worry young fells; they amt ago
ing TO get me-"
you can't go on beating the game
forever, Clinch."
III Dealing Ao htcAldlou-
land It won't be so long. neither. be-
fore I turn over enough TO let Eve
live in the city Ike any lady. with
her autymobile and her own butler
and all her swell friends. IN q big
house like she is educated for"
He broke OFF abruptly as a process
sion approached from the lake, eS-
oorting the battered gentry who now
were able to wabble about little. !
One of them, a fox-faced trap |
thief named Earl Leverett. skunk |
other kick from Clinch.
"G'wan inside, Earl. and act up |
right" said Clinch pleasantly. "You /
oughter have more sense than 10
start a fight in my plaoe-you and |
Sid Hone and Harvey Chase. G'wan
in and behave"
He and Smith followed the pro-
cession OF damaged ones into the
house.
The big implanted room where a
bar had once been was blue with |
cheap cigar smoker the air reeked |
with the stencil of beer and spirits. |
A score or more stumbling forest |
louts in their dingy Saturday finery |
were gathered there playing cards, !
shooting craps, lolling around ia
bles and fitting stopping glasses at
one another.
Heavy pieasantries were ex-
changed with the victims OF Clinch'a
ponderous fists as they re-entered
the room from which they had been
Now, boys" said Clinch kindly.
"act up like swell gents and be-
have friendly. And II any ladies'
come in for the chicken supper, !
why, gol dang It. Wen have a
dancei"
Continued In Our Next Issuo)
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-06
LINKING THE AMERICANS

North and South America will be
Joined more closely together when
the Tropical Radio Telegraph Com
pany has finished er.oting its Te-
gucigalpa, Honduras. station. It
will be one OF the most powerful
understanding stations on the
western hemisphere. II will begin
operations, it's builders belisve, by
the beginning of next year.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-06
YOUR LAST NAME
was born IN England ana VINO WINS
Copyright. 1890. The HcCiurs Newspaper Syndicate
BY MARY MARSHALL DUFFEE

was born IN England and VINO wns
soldier in the Revolutionary War.
This first settler had a nephew,
Roger c. Weightman. who was
mayor OF Washington in 1880.
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
Cottrell-Cottrell. Cottrill. Cot
terrell, Cotteriil, Cotteral and Cotrell
ars all different forms OF che same
name. taken originally from the old
English word Cotter. meaning IA
oottager. plus tho French diminu-
tive suffix eel"
Nicholas Cotreil was an early get
Ter OF the name in the new world.
He was a resident OF Westerly. r. l.,
and was probably an ancestor OF
Joseph. of wldeford. who owned
much land there IN 1880. BE mar
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Station KDKA, Pittsburgh

p. m.-Tri-weekly letter from
farm and home, detours and oondi-
tons OF highways within a radius Of
$50 miles OF Pittsburgh.
sp. m.-Bed Time Stories for Shs
Riddles.
$50 p. m-The Life OF George
Westinghouse" p. II. Snif1n.
p. m@Concert by the Quartet
from the Eighth United Presbyte-
rian Church. Miss LILLIAN NJ. Vet
ter. soprano; Mrs. W. II. Norris.
contralto; Emil Bingls. tenor. and
F. Robert Coe. bass: Mrs w. A. Lsf-
ferty. accompanied
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-06

What did Jesus say about little
children Matt. 1e:13-1b.
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Magic auto, please to stop
And let me out at the butcher shop.
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Nichols, and established nourishing
families in New York State and in
New England.
Durand-This is a name OF French
origin and was brought to this coun-
try by the early Huguenot settlers.
Pierre Durand was settlsd at Mil
ford. Conn. in 1909, whittier he had
gone from ono of the Southern
States. d.
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GOVERNMENT JOBS OPEN

U. S. Civil Service Commission
announces It will conduct an ex-
animation soon to An a vacancy as
junior radio engineer. Successful
candidate will be assigned 70 services
at Camp Alfred Vail. N. ].
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Today's Radio Program
ocsfSon WIZ, vcwart

ITO TO f.6o ,. m-Bedttns sto-
rtss by Thornton Burgess
$50 p. m.-WeelSly reports on
conditions of leading industries by
r. d. Wycoff; final baseball scores;
location of ships at sea; closing
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S.45 to sy52 D m.-Musicsl pro
gram.
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Signals; official weather forecast
10 20 1890 .. m-Mussosl pro-
gram.
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A BIBLE THOUGHT
u FOR TODAY
THE GOOD sHEPHERD-
Bibis Thoughts remorized, WIN Prov =
priceless heritage In after years.

The Lord Is my shepherd; I
shall not want. Surely good
ness and mercy shall follow
me all the days of my life;
and I will dwell in the house
of the Lord forever.-Psalm
23:1. 6.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-08

SALESMAN wanted by & bond house estah.
bonds: only man with ambition. clean rec.
ord and forceful personality need apply; this
right man; the busl mess is disniaed and % ysry sry
remunerative; the house 10 Progressive. re-.
have behind your efforts the name and rcpu
tstion Of nationally advertised investment
centers Offering q diversiked lit OF bonds
state nge and selling experience: replies Will
h~ held IN strict confidence. u 5a5. Ledger
Onice.
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LEaAL ADVERTISEMENTS

application has been made TO tnsssrSIth tns
OF Pennsylvania, under tho provisions g SSfa. II.
Public Service Company Law. by the rity
dslphie Rapid Transit Company ana ihe epnbils
convenience evidsncin9 the c9mnisssmeni
requisite approval Of a lease and aySee S sal
for the leasing and operation 9s , yRsilwiy
and the Bustieton Surface Line. Ala, vili
4 public hearing upon this appIlicanoPn Pnhis.
dslpfis. o on May IL. IL. iSss. st S.se s's,.ss
a, N. ldaylIght-ssvinE tlme), when upsI
where all persons In Interest may
PHILADELPHIA RAPID TRANSlr 80
BY &. J. JOYCE .ou" h
CITY oF oFPHIi.ADEi.PHiAi,,ru ~
By DAVID I sMna,Icttor g
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1.11pYllo
fKNNsYIYAN1A FARMs

SUMMER ROARD--RRYN MAwR. PA.
Low BUfLrINOS. on Bryn Mawr College
campus; single rooms and suites available
from June Is TO September Is. good table
moderate rates; convenient to railroad sta.
tton: arrange reservations now. Address
Miss Sutton. Manager Low Buiidlnss. bryn
Mawr Pa.
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SALESAfAN--If there ~ a real salesman in
tbs vic nifty. willing to work conscientious
Is for q long established concern. manufac-
turing legitimate commodities. and win BE-
sati.n with commissions admitting q good
ties are splendid. but require perseverance,
and pat ence. Full details by appointment
only. p 206 Ledger Ofiice.
SALESMAN for Philadelphia. Baltimore
Warrington and SURROUNDINGS to carry =
high.grade line Of silk and cotton blouses:
only men WIN established trade and expert.
portunity. SElsn Waist Co, r. g. cor. 8th
and Locus. sts.
SALESMAN. experienced IN calling or furni-
ture trade; state reference, salary eY-
pocied and past experience. y iS4. Lad. of.
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SALESlGAN-We have an opening for an
experienced speciality salesman for our line
listers. etc: only high-class men considered,
capable OF earning at least $4,000 per year;
The Howe Scale Co.. AIS Arch st. Phla.
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General
ATTENTION. statesmen

ATTENTION. statesmen
A ve-niliion-dollar business training cor
poraticn 10 In position to MI several va
incomes. due TO the unusual measure of co.
operation we accord them.
I. We have no competition.
9. Our service II indorsed by the foremos,
firms and executives In the country.
3. We arc spending more than $500, 900 in
national Advertising. which contributes
Importantly to tho success Of our sales.
men.
4. We have satisfied clientele Of over
800.o members and are nationally well
and favorably known.
8. Our service contracts. present highly at.
tractive features and can be paid in
monthly instaliments.
o. Men We empley are assisted by an EXPERT
who dirscts their initial work and demon.
strates to them the successful methods OF
T. Our selesmen are allotted exclusive ter.
ritory in which TO operate and are not re.
ouired to travel extensively.
=. We Do not require that you have prey,ou,
experiences In our line II we are CONVINCED
You possess the qualities TO- measure UP to
among the men In our organization who
are earning from $4,000 a year upward,
Address p 204. Ledger Office, stating .duca,
tion. business experience and earnings for The
last years; also sive telephone number,
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sALnsllAN Seinsiag. wan;sd fer : hou.s
doing kiskssk 0rSds, o. Advertising WORK
tseSsral exclusive processesl; only such ss,Ss ic
900 yearly need .answeri. answers 6 6rsntso
strictly eonfdsntial. u 29n. LEDGER OMlce:
sALEsMAM who has handled listed r,.mn st%S.: :. |.
entire Pennsylvania territory open; rare
opportunity 40, Ledger Onice.
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ATLANTIC CITY

FOR THE sEAsON-From the LIST OF June
to the 18TH of Septenber, apartment Of 0
servants above: nicely furnished: electric and
gas. hot-water heat must be seen 10 os
10 /, Rhode Island ave. NJ. Apartment i, At
laEt!c CITY y. J.
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Statesmen .
d. LINCOLN SAID

LESS YOU TRY"
-, .. ,., :. .ood.
The chances are 10 10 I that We hayo
what you've hoped for.
can.
More %pcrtsn, ynnr fSsTrs shsm ana, ,hs Sosfs
you will be esyning year. 10 years.
The kind OF 4 job you want does
man orss n nisstion. nor In the very
large concern (where the good Jons
are all taken). but II does ex,st exst
!: jG.s SeiSssS;u ~ ....,s nS. the cc1Son. :%sl.
alton that at sss attained enough
sns ]. .S: sts ~. :s:::ssSss sss";: 4:
D.n''on. '''" VI
carefully. In every man 1Twrrw,
select we must see striking PorIN-
TfAL executive ability.
.er orrp
SXsdv4iSENs aE sAhysNUS 81 T9RAET qaE fSEGss fHEG AZ
The man who comes win w nvw wv.
will Be- coming at Q time when .3,, ovr
subsldiary, concerns are rsp'y.
forming--our products osing Hus
running full blast and. our general
Not q thing TO do We cIaSim.a cIaSim.ant tnn6 tnno6
you cannot check up. over $OvVvvv
sss,h ss.a .so our LSsIs Sl h:s f,ff:as az
BY our salcsmen. 1masIns "het
See our records that from an eve
been promoted within the last few
months. aome TO- positions OK con-
siderable responsibility. t.-..
..> mn
One man to "ASSiSTANT 10
ns 4nesn.r rhsslDHEEAp ts lDDHEEAp OF oyR
PHILADELPHIA sOFFISES.rs
Another to~~9ENERAL SALEs-
MANAGER" .L~.
Several to DISTRICT MAN
AGERSHlPS."
And other men TO heads Of sub
Bidiary companies. Each and every
one Of these men started a. 2 sales
man and many earned at the rate
every man earns $1,000 q month:
but we want to say you. should
YOU be the type OF man We seek.
that not only do we offer the same
identical opportunity that our other
additional advant AIes on top Of T..
You can safely assume X you are
industrious. persistent and give to
your, work all that Il deserves: you
hero q permanent substantial and
very lucrative connection.
In order to safeguard you as we'll
as TO protect ourselves. we will have
you pagsed upon by our Sales Man.
lected executives and conducted the
training Of men for long time and
IL pre.eminentiy able to tell you
honestly and quickly whether or not
you have in you the ability TO- sue
40 without fear or favor. 4 few
minutes spent with him may prove
to be the turning point in your busi-
ness career. He will tell you exactly
We are very careful in the selection
Of our personnel. As far as is
humanity possible. we do not take
man on our stan unlees we feel
have no desire TO waste your time.
work with US unless we feel that
the odds are In your favor to sue
cead.
II you gain nothing from the writing
OF your letter OF application other
than an interview with a man who
has ths. ability TO tell you where
your talent should be employed to
tainly will have been worth while.
The chances are 99 to that you
VIII ma a position here which VIII
be exactly what you want. II that
be possible. II In surely worth try
ing for.
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ALESMEN-Security; several experienced.
hustling saleSmen should be able TO put
OUT, our proposition Gan automobile finance corr
our books by certified public accountant
shows sworn abatement Of earnings OF Al
pei cent tor last year; we are expanding our
capital tl1o.oOO: our board Of directors are
al local business men of highest standing:
we inVNe either correspondence or personsi
Interviews only with those who viii iinancs
themselves Address c. W. D., READING
finance Corporation. Box No. l. Reading.
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HELP wANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT - Wanted. senior public &C.
countan.. knowledge Federal incone-taH
law: competent to conduct nudits. investi-
ga tions and prepare reports without super
vision: permanent connection Middle West
branch office International Arm: state aga.
nationality. education. references. experience.
initial salary required and whether married
or single. u SOC. Ledger Office.
ADVERTISING solicitor and copy writer:
experienced regular salary permanent
position. Apply b. letter only. Courier.
Camden, y. J.
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BuYHR WANTED

BuysR WANTED
Hlgh-grade garment buyer wanted to head
the stan Of a residence buying orflce In
New York State. Must he exceptional man
with successful experience In women ready.
.o..wesr line. Write fullcs, particulars or
call when in the market. Address
Il. II. Gitchell. Managing Director
SPECIALLY STOKES ASS'N. INC,
10 EAST 3:D ST. NEW YORK CITY.
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ATLANTIC CITY - FURNISHED
APARTMENT -- Corner apartment.
beautifully furnished; : rooms.
consisting OF living room. dining
room Kitchen ard bath. bed
rooms: larGe inclosed porch: garage;
tine location: 4 exposures: very
reasonably priced for summer
season. 1901 Winchester ave,
Chelsea. Owner on premises.
ATLANTIC CIrY-Furnlshcd apartmenis
) and roon,p near Boardwalk y. J.
Crane. 2T2 s. Congress ave,
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MEN
Are YOU satisfied with your present pay?
Are you looking for something better?
euay to 'G sh.ss n HSSs car
SS. sedss S sr' Es.'. issi
MEN - We want several men with sal.,
ABILITY who wish 70 make a permanent cor
fss fnec.Ion; We are building q Phila, sales force
esG ,axs Ts'es ab.s We can dssv.oD
noes: compenss lion 10 very attractive to the
T,shs nt. men; % The clarswin Co. Inc. 62s
MEN-IWanted: nrst-cisss men in every com.
towns s to represent one Of Baitimofe's lead
ing firms: experience unnecessary. Gail or
Tower. nsIs!mer.' @ 'yIi Ma. maryland Casualty
Men sNn.s men. honest. good character, neat
q9SsiI'fyi 9Soi Apply at once: 7o2 Yam Dam Bldg,
and and 's'f to =. Nj NJ. between 10 and IL A. NJ
MEN wanted for mine suards: ex-soidIsr.
,preterred must Be over 8 feet II. ciean-cu,
,nent. 1l5 y. 18th ct.
OPEN HEARTH melter wanted: experienced
man a. melter on 25-ton furnaces mailing
appx xdare.. so4 r'sss. ES.s. '6sn only
- parts Of shirts: also experienced exam.
iners collar settlers. button sewers: best price
ana ar ' ses sne Gn The ass Ses ,s.s ssssns.,
sdyantages here for operators that cannot
cor m SaSaS Snss sna a'e%sons %sses Miller Bros,
floor 's'0"'
PAPER SALEsNEAN-Locai mill producIn.
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nan nan 10 cover Philadelphia territory; to the
tnat tnah WIN several years experience selling
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