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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-20
BARNEs-When in form Barnes ls
MQUILLAN-McGraw. when he

saw his pitching
staff faltering, Sc
cured AIcQuillan in
a trade with Bos-
ton. AIcQuillan's
best bet is a curve
ball that he keeps
at the knee. When
he has control he is
a hard man to beat.
Com p ellie d TO
groove the ball he is
not so successful.
NtcQuillan is a
right handler.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-20
New York Giants

NEHE - One of
the best sOuthpaWs
in the game. Has
good stuff and a,
thorough knowledge
of how to pitch.
Fields his position
well. Is a hard man
to beat. particularly
for a club that has a
number of lefthanded
hitters I'm its line
up. Is the pitching
ace Of McGraW'a
staff.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-20

HOYT-The hero
Of the 1921 series
has met with I'M
certain going this
year. Like Mays.
the breaks have
not favored him.
Hoyt has every
thing, including
nerve, and is a
tough foreman
for any club to
face.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-20

The Grand Rapids and Luding-
ton teams engaged in the Central
League play-Off are sincere about
it. Nine players engaged in fist
icuff battle during the Tuesday
game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-20

SCOTT-McGraw resurrected Scott
after Cincinnati had let him out, fig
uring his arm was gone. Scott a dark
horse, may prove to be another Barnes
II the Giants get into the series. Scott
! IS = right hander.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-20

Hennessey had very little trouble
with Cox Johnnys opponent took
four games in the first set. but that
was all The last went TO the Western
champ, 60.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-20

Reb Russell horned into the lime
light again Tuesday. He got fouI
hits off Phillie pitchers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-20
Here and There
in Sportl a nd
BIZ Dick Anderson

"HE battle between the Browns
and the Yanks is a personal
- battle between Babe Ruth and
Ken Williams along with all Of the
other animosites.
Ken has the edge on the home run
race this year but the big Bambino IS
smuggling along trying desperately to
overcome the lead of the Brown out
fielder.
Recently at St Louis the two fence
busters in a game together pleased the
fans by banging one out apiece. Yes
terday at Detroit Ruth whammed one
for four bases and Ken poked one 20
the fence for a return ticket.
Hornsby hasn't been heard from re
Gently and Title Walker is resting his
big bat.
The Babe may make it, but it's a
tough battle.
4" Y COBB, playing his seventeenth
year of big league baseball, this
year made it eight seasons in
which he has hit 200 or more safe
ties during the year.
Recently when George Sisler topped
one Of Cobb's baseball records and
set one for himself the Detroit man
ager sent the st. Louis Brown first
sacker a telegram of congratulations.
Cobb said this: You have been a
rare credit to the game Of baseball
and I am delighted to see you win
your latest honors."
u F you don't hear anything of Jack
Dempsey for the next several
II days don't be surprised, because
the white heavyweight champ has
buried" himself in the Maine woods.
Just recovered from a siege of boils
the mauler hied himself to the Maine
wilds for some shooting. But it will
| take more than the Maine woods TO
silence the fog horn of Jack Kearns
meal ticket.
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Clarence Rowland has given up the
reins at Columbus. His resignation
becomes effective at the close Of the
season and the Senators will have a
new boss i'm 1928 Dode Paskert has
been mentioned as a candidate. Row
land tried two years and failed miser-
ably. Perhaps he didn't have the
backing with which 10 buy players
He is through, at any rate.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-20

There was quite an exodus Of the
gallery from all points to the sidelines
Of the Trask- Starbuck match. 1t was
well worth seeing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-20

Youth is not always served. julius
Sagalowslly proved not as steady as
Jack Mckay and went down after a
struggle He was within a point of
winning the second set a number of
times. but could not break through.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-20

Mr.. Sam Jones was as good Tues
day as any Jones ever was. He al
lowed the Tigers only four hits In
the final five innings not a Tiger
reached first.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-20

Don't overlook Beals Becker
when it comes to getting a flock of
hits in one day. He got six in the
twin bill at Il {.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-20

WRIGHT - A
mighty good right
handler who mixes
in a deceptive
knuckye ball ~ =
good speed any a
nice curve.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-20

Pat Collins. subbing for George
SisIer. got a home run and double
Tuesday. Pat is not a common
utility man. He hits like a ton.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-20

f1O1 AdNc-
Bush, Shawkey, Hoyt, Mays and
Jones are all right handlers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-20
DOUBLES PLAY
NEXT ON CARD
IN STATE MEET
Pairs to Swing Into Action if
Weather Permits Singles
Field NarroWs.
TODAYS SCHEDULE.
Singles

1:3O-Starbuck VS.. Ehlers; Dorsey
VS.. Richards; Kipp VS.. Mckay; Orme
vs.. Crane: Englesfield VS.. Burdick.
Doubles
800 Hennessey-We stbrook VS..
Orme-Trautwine: Cox-Cox VS.. Trask-
Bushman, Kuhns-D arnell vs.. Crie-
craft Hicks: Sagalowshy-Dix VS..
Ehlers- Starbuck Burdick-Bastian VS..
Mayer-Snyder: Dorsey-Thompson VS..
Adler -Zerke; Richardson's VS.. Crane
Crane; Duncan-Houck VS.. Mckay
Kipp.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-20

Westbrook showed splendid form in
his first singles match. Somebody $
going to have task eliminating this
Detroit flash.
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CLUB STANDINGS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
National League
GAMES TODAY

GAMES TODAY
American Association
(No games scheduled.l
American League
Wash at st. L. Phils. at Chi. n. 7. at
let. Bos. at Cleve.
National League
Pitts at \. 7. Cir. at Bos. 90 gsmesl
Chi at Phfla. % games) st. L. at Brook
(S gamesl.
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Kansas City
Indianapolis

'Batted for Dawson in third
tBatted for Bono in ninth.
............ OO4 600 OOO-4
Kansas City ......... 001 10I 000--3
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22
ARE YOU THE MAN WE WANT
FOR


FACTORY
LOCATED NEAR NEW YORK
Floor space 100. 900 50. IT.
Employs 200 to 800. about 20 per cent girls
Products include wcll-made articles, where
accuracy and finish are Important also ordi-
nary boxes. where volume production at low
cost is essential.
COED EXPERIENCE IN WOODWORKING
ESSENTIAL: TECHNICAL TRAIN
ING DESIRABLE
II YOU can employ and control labor. super
tend manufacturing work in four separate
departments. plan and execute orders eco
nomically: II you have an agreeable and
ties which should advance you 20 greater
responsibilities with one OF the largest com
panies Of It's kind with branches In several
states: IL you can show satisfactory record
OF past achievements ard place your op-
porturity for promotion above present earn
inss, write NJ All. Ledger ofhce. stating
IN detail age. education, experiences; also
sa!ary sa desired and how soon your services
We will he glad to have you inclose one
ful-face and one profile postca rd or other un-
without u hat.
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sUSiNESs SERVICE c.. liI4 Land Ti,i.
RDRRAAEETsMEN,,-Architecturaia and gTv strwc,. op'
ss sGs0oos s2sSS ssI.; 600
rCI SIfts n end con,tru.tion exp. Siso0. ''n'
sXfssinsuEsnes sXfssEmHo,ss 1sS ,sdCp p's,s ;soD des
StenoEra aphars-Seyeral positions. sis.SSo''
TRANsPoRrATIoN WORK - TrafYjc o..o.
ciatlon wants reliable men to aueiifv for
ns aa:o !" ssoSs and
ef good character need apply: IL w,iinss Iaea sna
Sssirous Gr;t o1 making connection worth While.
pos. age. Phlla: P. Q. Rox a55. 'e"'
MEN--Wanted. income tax clerks, reyenus
agents. inspectors for washin9ton ana
rhiiadelphia: $500 to $4,000 yearly; exam. %
nations june Me applications now; sample
1921. Ledger Oflee. NN''''
POSTAL ssn SERVICE hs: po.itIons for young
,,c,,sy; unns,cssssry; for free list positions open'
able PldG.. Warrington. d. e. Aeu'''
BE railway traffic inspector; SiIO to $3.50
,,r monthly; ,i g expenses PAID after 8 months'
sition guaranteed or money refunded' WIZ 70.
Tr.'nins Inst. butla.o. n. Y.ano Business
WE TEACH SoT o{IrnS6sII TS BRhXE ~ AND REPAIR
s25 FOR FULL / COMPLETE COURSE .ox
pay AND NIGHT CLASSES. Open smndoSHs,o 70
sATTLEnS.. 1901 to Is Spring Garden ~
AuDIToRs-t2e+o-tsoo9i Income tax; exam,
teuaEs iox iass.Ic.e e0SSss WsshIS:tSDnnr tS par
EARN s25 weekly spare time writ,ny To-
free Press Syndicate sas. 81. Dhnsf hosi: Metals Mo
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HELP wANrED-rEMALE
sALEsNoMEN fnnrt .im.,

SALESwOMEN tpart tims)
Frank Sedcr require the services OF
several thoroughly experienced saIesw, men
In their coats. suits and dresses. for their
contingent force. Those who can work one
two and three days wcei. will be taid n
salary sccording TO their ability. Apply
Employment office, sec md foor, liza and
Market SITS.
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sALEsMAN-A really wonderful article for
tised and liked at sisht: jewelry iins and
also cheaper line for hardware. drys. gar.
sge and stationery trsds. You w enjoy
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sTENOGRAPHER--Br sinsie YeIiov q
TO 20; either hish-srads business school
nvst nr Stcmmmercisl m course: hish school graduate;
transcribe notes accurately; are, schooiinS.
eexperence and minimum SALARY desired, Xd.
9ress Chief Clerk: 2. o. Box 76i. Phiia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22

WoMAN-We want a younG woman who
has had one or more years advertising eX-
perience: she should be able TO write copy
for trade journals. prepare direct adver-
Using eampaigns and have sufficient initis-
tails replies should cover experience. salary
wanted and samples of your work. c 1l3,
Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22

STENOGRAPhEE--Are you a st.nopranh.r
20 to IS years OF age? Are YOU well ea,,r
Gated and have you had thorough experiencep
20 you consider yourself first class? II 40
caIi az once. we have an exceptional oppor,
unity available '''''-
MRS. PATTON
Curtis Publishing Co. G04 ssnson q,
SrENoGRAPftEE-SEC abis ~ r,,,,
simple account books. to assist businsss
man: applicant must he able to care for
ordinary correspondence and phona oon
Xersatons. Write at length, stating age re-
Ison experience salary. reference and
phone numoer TO =. b. c.. Room 4O2, BOZ
Chestnut ct. wv
STENoGRAPHER. capable and effIcjent
,,.S with thoroush kpowledge Of business Eng.
education and experience in full. idS,ss
50. =. Q. Rox $500.
sTESOGRAPHER-You lady over 90 for
tact and have good appca ra nee; GOOD saiary
to start; Room eOl. Smith Austermuhl Bldg.
ath and Market sts. Camden. N. J.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GOODS
Opening in . hrst-ciass' retail orsanisation
for an electricai.soods salesman especially
experienced in household appliances. Write
In full confidence. stating where previously
employed. ETC.. to SIC. Lsdssr ofnce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22

BOND Statesmen
Three high-class bond statesmen: referenc,
required. confidential. p b04 Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22

silk and cotton petticoats and boomers
insn. made u, in America: to make the Smaller
sylvan!a. also New Jersey: men with proven
s.uccss:frl selling record carrying a ready
eellent connection nnd develop a profitable
business; Samuel n. Masill. Inc. 10th and
CalloMhill SITS
Statesmen. telephone, permanent: will bs
liberal with man who has earmarks Of
being out OF the ordinary run OF ad readers.
This is peculiar proposition Of q personal
nature not stock but prefer good stock
phone man. Call Room 100. $50 s. Broad st.
sALEsMEN to sell popular priced automo-
Dies; We want men who are willing to
work; opportunity for advancement to mon
commission. + All. LEDGER 0flice.
SALESMEN-rwo high men, Gales or
make snSn'sa "a 81 aus,GmSOiIs s.psrisnSs can
nassa ninsssr 'ss fuI Rs,.SSss: ons and phone
sALESAlEN. ..iN. ..xperienced, 70 sell a personni
phiaSnie,tso serSGe to the general busnsss trade IN
md, and o ; p; NJ Mr., Lynn. -oi2 Commercial
rvs. hlns.. Phila delphia. Pa.
sALIsMANSHIP or business ability essen
t,ons ma sSSo tS 0E oBRS'sibilt!s.: give eaaI!acs.
nel N trust. Z 2l5. Ledger Office.
sALESMEN wanted--We have an opening
,,norn . commission statesmen who are In
sST 'y siass or better to travel out Of city.
sALEsMEN--To sell radio dealers; strictly
tas Saa .'s"' r. man pud'eS'v0usht Corp % s.
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HELP wANTrD--rEMALEy

WOMEN
We require strong women to pack china and
house furnishings. Those having previous
experience preferred, Packing room on upper
noor. Apply Employment Bureau. fourth
GtafBEL BROTHERS
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.a PACKER
We require q man who has packed china
and house furnishings; II Ia useless 40 apply
In this work Apply employment bureau,
''"r'" 'GIMBE1. BROTHERS
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SPECIAL OFFICER

SPECIAL OFFICER
large department store requires n man of
sooo pefsonaiity to act a. q special officer,
VnS yns,.h hafing department-store experience pre-.
ana salary expected c ais. Ledser oiSice.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22

wlNpEEs, EXPERIENCED on FOSTER
TUBING MACHINES. APPLY NORTH
AMERICAN LACE CO. STH ST. AND AL
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sA5kfYANr Aa56kkfYAANriAoNN ANp skRSgAAo RSgAAo MANArSe MtAsNEASs er
EpH SS4s HA$s $&AS H$FS: zEFES
NE TSEE WHY AMP wfS GAS eSS0RRTNCTANSE eS0RTNCTEA WiTS
ia SixrN;uFAlct1rURiNu !; lt1 yt PLANTS PREFERREND;
FAST ExPERiSNGSEi Si, IN c3At hfM! nfyMsiHnss HIv
ASE, II STSINEss sr. ExRERiENfED ENe!rs DnRNsS ANR
MORCA NTOWN. W. VA.
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BOARD WANTED

LADY desires room and board. Germantown.
east Of Germantown ave. to 600 North;
lgnyenient TO train and trolley. 4si.
Ledssr Onice.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

WANTED this Monday morning. infants
and child's nurses. girls for chamber WORK
and waiting: summer places for 2 girls sams'
reference required. Apply Mrs. Kane oii
8. 10th st. - A
Mlss HARKINs, 2004 Bainbrldge ST., ne
excellent cooks. buffers. Mattresses parlG;s
tions together: competent help supplied ana
wanted. Spruce 1927
MRS. ROGERS. at g. goth, supplies Only
Sd men temp houseman: Swedish coox1hf
laundresses; Eng. cook and chamberlain
want positions together. (
Z. o. HARVEY, 1910 RIttenhouse sq.--Rell-t Z
able holp supplied end wanted. oil nat1on'
alitlcs; ref. req. Loc. 262I. -----,t
NJ. Mccarthy. oO20 sansom--Pos, wtd iof
cooks. waitresseS chmtrnsds.. par mds ,nursssss ~
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STENbGR ApEI'p

STENOGRAPHER
Woman, so to 35 years OF aye with ssv.,a,
years business experience as stenogra phe,
can procure permanent position with Meas
ant surroundings In large business house
In one Of is private Offices with a modcrafs
saiary, Apply In confidence stating salary
= 500. Ledger Office Hppis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22

STOCK sALEsMEN
tS sell attractive issue OF oil stock paving
nsn&SG; i & well-manaGed company with iS7 wells
IN IN okiSSnoms kansas and Louisiana; earn.
Sers ssi,s arc OF highest standing and can b.
n ,,nVeesstiSated esSa through any mercantile agency;
" tnoso Interested we offer every co.oncrs
tl0n , possible. and . liberal commission: issS.
w VIII De provided thro1Kh large advertisins
CHARLES r. BipDLE 4 co
14lS Walnut ST., Phiia,
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VACATION POSTTION--Teacher or ad-
ranced student. educational work; liberal
salary. bonus: opportunity to earn $500 or
more; more; fare pad; possible nernlansncy. MA
IiSNAL HOME AND SCHOOL ASSotIA-
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sAN1TAR1uMs

GRADUATE NURSE in nervous diseases
viii board and care for mental cases;
strictly private: 20 minutes from city. p
~. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22

WOMAN, educated. OF independent means
lno investment reauiredl, for manager and
business ability obviously necessary. but
training for duties given good income: stale
Gualitica Tons. i3l. ledger Ofi-e.
WOMAN, take ca re Of = children. fine home.
pleasant surroundings. PHI. Cynwyd 3ls.
YOUNG LADY wanted for teept one opera.
tor. y 4l2. Ledger Office.
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APARTMENTs wANrED

YOUNG BUSINESS MAN desires unfur-
nished apartment, rooms and ,Sth. or 1
large room and bath: must be unfurnished.
location to be ncsr center OF city: state price
420, Ledger Office.
APARTMENT wanted. Narbcrth. ) rooms.
yearly lease. young couple: GENTLE. e 300.
Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22

SEAAlSTRESS wanted. Call at III. X
Park ave. Phone Wyoming $3.50 NJ.
sECRETARIAL STENoGRApHER - Young
stenoFra pher. preferably college Cradu.
ate or its equivalent: pleasing personaiity
appointments: for such an applicant we havs
an unusual opportunity: write, giviug full A.
tails OF age. education and experience. M
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COUNTRY BOARDING

HUMMER nOARD--BRYN MAwR. PA.
low BUILDINGS. on Bryn Mawr COLLEGE
QsmDu4: sinr's rooms and suites available
ft0sn June Is y September Is. good table
oSofdt beautiful surroundings; tennis courts;
Hp44efate rates; convenient to railroad sta.
IL903 arrange reservations now. Address
olee Sutton. Manager Low Buildings. Bryn
lAPLE FARM nice auiet place l., live and
:. rest. good air. water and food. electric
liaht and bath. Box 90 Akron. Penne.
BACKWARD CHILDREN can have healthful
country home; best of care. Mrs. l..
Fischer. r. r. D. No. 3. Vineland. N. j.
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sALEswoMEN. experienced. Tor r.tsi, .u.
depa rtinent: position permanent r,ith
snicndid opportunity for the right ma rty
Thresher Bros. 1922 Chestnut st,
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LOST AND FOUND

ATREDALE DOG lost. wearing black shss sh.s
meadow ass eanS SSaevs9a 9% SeSeen H,S Atlantic
and Pleasantville; any one having dog 3s
formation Of same phone Collingswood ~ z;
cEsTIFIcATE Lest. ,cS Gsr',sssss .S..., ~ ~ ~
capital stock OF the Lehigh Valley KaiinSss KaiiscS.
Co. IN h,. the name Sf notis.
given that application has been made to'
renewal Of the same. me.-----------,--- y
DOG-Lost. black police dog. 0 months III ~
male, Vicinity of N. Phila answers az 70 " M
name Of "Nigger'; liberal reward. o9io ~
Msryine ST. WyomIng 6s9a J. --t
Wynnewood or RsIm't aves.. brown h.sS han4S \
bag. cont. golf suit. shoes. etc. Rev. onsIii pSiis
Finder notify r. y. Colby. i19 .. llth. ra.s;
PARROT-Lost. green and yellow paIoUUs p,DU
at at large; ~ reward for in'0r"'''
WATCT-Lost, wrist watch in Psnnsyly,snr'se. nsyN, y.
w.Ts Tsrm'ss sSerwces wcsss ii1s fHa% sA'u'q-s AY
WATCH, AND FoB-Lost; saturdsyf uHy. FAC. s."a d
diamonds; oid-fashionel gold setting; ics,, ss
able reward; family heirloom. Conhu"Esstl Ess 4
Myron Reynolds. Hotel Elmwood' $50
WATCH - Lost, a platinum ana ;, diSs los
wrist watch marked 1T. =. L' WsI
Ma Ma ,s.tis a!a.sli i.o,s .0e''' reward y
WRIST WATCH-Lost. platinum ana ~
mopd wrlst watch. .marksd 4. ;. Il IL. ~
Msiesiio Hes:i; Iibsrai reward II r''S'
70 0AJNgtto 6ote. I4af M
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22

COST CLERk--Comptornet operator with
steel. gray Iron and wood parts. Batemsn
Co Inc. Qrenloch. n. ]. Nj. Day.
DECK HANDS. experienced. for river tug
boat. with some knowledge OF hrlne A
Scotch boiler. Apply Du Pont Co.. Gibbs
town. y: ].
DRArTsMEN--we have openings for sew.
steel and bridge work. Apply BY letter, stat
Ing age, experience. salary expected and time
you can report for work. NJ Al. Ledger
Office.
ENGRAVEH. nrst Glass. monogram and let.
Widener BIDS. 0~
ENVELOPE ADJUsTER-Man capable Of
adJusting machine for high class psps-
ter,es Apply International Envelope Co.,
falmer and Hove ste.
y. ]. d. WAS AN EXECUTIVE
Dec. :4-He wrote for information.
Jan. HE Joined our stan
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OPERATORS wanted. experienced on all
parts of shirts, also experienced single
needle joiners; we use folders; hest price in
city paid IN one OF the best. cieanest and
brightest factories IN the city: there are ad-
found In any other factory. Miller Bros
Co. s. w. cor. Broad and Wallace sts.,
sAcnnl Annr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22

OCEAN CTTY-927 Wesley ave new Or
apts. also ] ground-hoor apt: garage.
Write for Information. Hotel Maybsrry.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

ADVERTISING SOLICITORS OF real success
ful experience on real proposition for red
people; do not call unless permanent ant
Bldg
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HELP WANTED-MALE

ADV, SOLICITORS for official convention
souvenir OF Phi.adelphia's most important
current occas sion: quick. big rcturns for intel
ilgent hard workers; mention telephone num-
her c 224. LedEer Office.
SOLICITOR. specIal edition
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22

OPERATOR - Elliott isher booliIee ping
machine operator tor Atlantic CITY: sal
AIRY 500 per week; reply in detail. stating
past experience etc. . 303. Ledger Office
RESPONSIBLE woman, married. for work 4
hrs, daily, cSll Mrs. Chase. 1929 Chestnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22
AGENTS

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-02
EMPLOYMENT

HeIp-MaIe or Female "a
MEN OR WOMEN-Make SIS to $15
daily. Largest line guaranteed hos
iery and silk knitted neckties. Low
reduced prices. No capital required.
Pennsylvania Hosiery Mills, 20 So. II
st. Philadelphia, Pa.
WAITER OR WAITRESS-Al short
order cook. Apply Brooks Restaurant,
opposite Round House.