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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-12
Telephone 200 for Classified Ads
LIVE STOCK.
waDted--Liye stock

CANskfE3 Mated pairs and singers.
Al Kinds u cages. Birds guaranteed.
Phone 1913
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are tired-eh? Well, then. to make
you comfortable Come along with
me! !" lie picked up the dress-suit
case, opened the door, and led the way
into the hall. He was still talking as
he mounted the stairs. There will
be many things for us to speak about,
eh? But that will be for tomorrow.
We are perhaps all birds Of a feather
ch--or Nicolo Capriano perhaps would
not have sent you here2 Well, we'll
tomorrow, my friend IL you care to.
But I ask nothing, you understand
/ You come and you go, and you talk,
or you remain silent, as you wish. Is IL
not so? That is what Nicolo Capriano
at the second story landing. You
Sec" he said, waving his hand around
the dimly lighted passage. Little pri-
vate dining rooms! But there is no
business tonight. Another flight, my
| friend, and perhaps we shall find bet
| ter accommodations there
1t was as the other had said. Par
TALLY opened doors showed the three or
four small rooms. that opened off the
| hall. to be fitted up as dining rooms.
! Dave Henderson made no comment. az
he followed the other up the next
| flight of stairs. He was tired. He
had been telling himself lazily so from
the moment he had taken the taxi. He
was acutely aware of it now. 1t was
the relaxation. of course-but he had
become Of a sudden Internally sleepy.
Dago George unlocked a door at the
head Of the third floor landing, entered,
deposited the dress suit case on tho
floor. and turned on tho light. He
handed the key of the room to Dave
Henderson.
at is plain. Il is not rich," he
said apologctically; but the bed is
good. and you will be quiet here, my
friend. very Quiet-eh?-y can take
my word for that
'"It looks good to M. all right! !"
said Dave Henderson. AID stlhed
yawn. II certainly owe you my best
thanks
Dago George shrugged his shoulders
in cxpostulation.
But 1t is nothing!" he protested.
"Do you not come from Nicolo Ca
prIano? Well. that is enough. But
YOU yawn. No, no; do not try to
hide it! It is I who nm to blame. I
falkland you would rest. But, one
thing. my friend, before I go. 1t Is
my curiosity. The letter-it is signed
by Nicolo Capriano. and I know the
signature wcll-but il Is written by a
woman. is 1t notI How Is thatI /
am curious. But perhaps you do not
know"
Yes" Dave Henderson answered.
and yawned frankly this time, and
smiled by way of apology. 1T was his
daughter who wrote it. Nicola Capriano
is sick"
Sick" repeated Dago George. "I
did not know, But It is so long since
have heard from him-yes? He is not
very sick. perhapsi"
II don't know" replied Dave Hen
dcrson slecpily. Hes been laid up in
bed for three years now. ! think"
Bed ridden - calculated the italian.
'Ts that so. But tomorrow-ch ?-we
will talk tomorrow. Good might. my
friend. Good highland sleep Well -
Good night" responded Dave Hen
derson.
He c'oscd and locked the door as
Tago George went out, and. sitting
Gown on the edge OF the bed. looked
at his watch. 1t was quarter to 10.
I'm stretch out for ten minutes be-
fore I turn m said Dave Henderson
e himsclf--but at the end Of ten min
utcs Dave Henderson was asleep.
To be continued tomorrow
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and somehow. both physically and men
tally. he suddenly. and for the first time,
real zed that he was tired: .,
"Chatham Square" he told the
starter, as he climbed into the taxi
and then. as the car moved forward, he
leaned over and spoke to the chauffeur
There's a fellow called Dago George
who keeps place right near there,
he said. ~ don't know exactly where
it is. but l guess you can find it, can e
youT"
sure :" said the chauffeur heartily,
with an extra tip in sight. sure
Leave il to me -
Dave Henderson settled himself com :
| fortably back on the seat. and relaxed.
The strain of the days since he had left
| San Francisco. the strain of the days
since the prison doors had opened and
| let him free, the strain of the five
years behind these pitiless walls OF
stone and those bars of steel was gone
now. The money was his, in his sole
possession. here in the dress. suitcase at
his feet. 1t was the end Vt the bitter
struggle. 1t was finished. lie could
let 20 now, and relax luXuriouSly. And, +,
besides. he was tired.
He refused to think of Millman, be-
cause it irritatcd him. He refused to
think of anything now. because his brain
was like some weary thing, which, with
sigh of relief. stretched itself out and
reve'ed in idleness. His future, Nj
colo Capriano, Teresa--al these could
wait until tomorrow. until n nights
sleep, the first he would have known for
many nights that was not haunted by
distracting doubts and problems, should
bring him fresh to the consideration Of
his new plans.
He lighted Il cigarette and smoked.
and watched the passing crowds and
traffic through the window. He had
only to present his letter 70 Dago
George. and turn in for the night with
the feeling. also for the first time in
many nights. of absolute security.
Dave Henderson continued to gaze
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out of the window. The localities
through which he passed did not seem
to improve. He smiled q little. lie
was about what ne had expected. Dago
George was not likely either to reside
or conduct his business in a very exclu-
sive neighborhood
Finally the taxi stopped, but only to
permit the chauffeur to ask directions
from pasSer- by on the sidewalk They
went on again then. turned corner,
and moment later drew up at the curb.
II guess this is the place all right, "
announced the chauffeur.
\ glance confirmed the chauffeur :
statement. Across the somewhat dingy
window OF barroom, us he looked out,
Dave Henderson read in large white,
painted letters, the legend:
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THIS BEGINS THE STORY

Dave Henderson steals 800, 900 which
Martin Tydensn gives him for Bookle
ttarvap to recoup racing losses. He
hides the money and serves iye years IN
Prison, stubbornly keeping his mouth
ehut. both TO the police and the old gang
who are after the loot. only because he
Knows his, every move Will be watched
when he Fets out does he finally dis
close the hiding place OF the money TO
Millman. a prison mae. Later. aided by
Nieolo Ceprisno, n bomb gang leader.
snd his daushter. Teresa, oddly enough
. pure-hearted. womanly girl he out
Wits the police through the death OF
bomb man. whose Identity IL confused
nth Henderson, He is surprised when
tjilImsn keeps an appointment n New
Iork, ard turns over to him the un-
opened package Of bank notes. Then
Miilpan surprises him stu more by Ge.
ynanding as his share of the deal, either
the entire amount to return to the estate
OF Tedeman. who has died, or none Of II
---seying that he feels himself guilty
with Henderson and will pay II back
out OF his own private fortune II Hen
csrs9n decides 90 keep It: Henders9n1
no must, but he means to keep the
money for which he has schemed SO long
and crRftlly.
AND HERE IT CONTINUES
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THE IRON TAVERN
Georges Nardi. Prom.


membcred NiColo CaprianO had told him
Georges NGrdi. lie Alighted. paid
and dismissed the chauffeur, and stood
for an instant on the sidewalk survey
ing the place.
1t was small and old three story
frame building. The bHrroom, to which
there was separate entrance. bordereh
on lane at hts right; while. almost
bisectinG the building, another door,
wide open. gave on "Ow hnll--and
this, in turn, as hc could see through
the end window at his left. gave access
TO the restaurant, such as il was, for ut
several small tables here the occupants
were engaged in making a belatcd din
ner Above there was n light or two
in the second story windows. the third
story was in complete darkness.
It was certainly not over -prcposscss.
ing. and he shrugged his shoulders. half
in sort Of philosophical recognition Of
a fact that was 10 be accepted whether
or no, and half in sort OF ucQuicScent
complaccnce. 1t was the sort Of a place
lie wanted for the present anyhow.
Dave Henderson chose the restaurant
entrance. An Italian waiter, in soiled
and spotted apron. was passing along
the back Dave Henderson hailed the
man.
II want to sec Dago George" lie
said.
The waiter nodded
II tcll-a ia boss, he said
Again Dovc Henderson survcvod thc
nIncc--yLot no cnurd 500 of tho in
irrior row II Ind rviJcntIy been in
nost mos or orJinnrv GvrIIing hnnse
Tho st,Irs ser Incl, , ItIa from tho
entrance came down 0t his right and
at thc foot Of those ,Lcrr wa, \ door.
wov Intn tho hurrnom A. his Inrt
v.as tbo rosto,,rrr, y.hi., n, hod nj .
rra'Iv Soon ,brorgh ,Lr' v.indm,,. Fnrino
hin, Wa rho ,,nrrn,y l,II ,,,ita io,y
v.Li,L ord"L IN cin,oi 'Jaor t%99t
L'ns,aJ g., fpnIigb, oIsn ,l,,rc o,',,cor"J
a. H., ,nr,n ,tjTer n'r'.tcr,n,'s ,nl,II'r. -
o,ross ,,mIo, tLo ,t,,ir. fr,,, ,I,, L,II
=, o,,,r,,r,n 49, ,b" Li,,Ln'' ,,,rh,,,''
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ron. "%, ,Io LoW ooJ r'o ij'',,sm' q, '"o ~
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y"'a ,hrrs. om. W., ig hmoT ~, ~
cT"mco ton ~, ,,mn, D,ro W. IonJun rr1u ''
""T'r, Dnoo Eonroo ~, WINK nn, I"'. ,n .,
III, ,"S" -o,cn n'itr oorooI "" m%", " soo soo
of Of ncccnt, " was was s%aye nav, and No 10 S itemth,
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To be continued tomorrow
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STUDENT In Bible School. with 10 years
hot"I experience, desires nostion: best
of references. \ 422l Ledger 0nIGc.
| CTIIDENT in Bible School. with IL years
nutomublle experience, wants driving Job:
will keep cars clean. \ E23. Ledger Ohfice.
| YOUNG MAN. ii. knowledge OF automobile
machinery; willing to start at living
wages: thoroughly dependable. \ 6Oi.
| ICdgcr Office
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| SALESMAN - CapablG nrst-Cciara snlesman
Insjla or outside I want an opportunity TO
demons rate to some concern tG2t 1t VIII
n6tllty and integrity furnished; am willing
10 start win modest Ysgcs 5.. and an Wiling
" phnrn NNnnhlnnh ARIR /
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SALESAISN--A good salesman wanted in
retail department selling lewelry novelties.
ford: steady work, pleasant environment; ;
good vases. Address VI 03N, Ledger Office
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ALESAIAN-Live-wirc salesman to comb
city for retail and manufacturing trade
selling wpll-known lire ribbons; commission
basis Address u L. care of Nrcdenburgh-
Kenncdy Co. III MndIson ave. n. Y.
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DEATHS

Jan; Il, 1922: r;,a GiiAPhEs Pisl.s
beloved Sa'GRsHi@ GRdHiatiSss Sr and friesds.
1DE1U(D 15ysi(1 fGP fAGsssPmbiS, GG' 10, SS 2i A. g. H. F.
invited 70 the 'SrYEs sSryice' s9B 4 aii ikirsNol2 az
n, H., ~ prIvate. Friends may View remains
AZ s,EErs aye. - Jan. 1a. sALLIE O.. wife OF
|. I, II. Potts and daughter OF tho lato
an sIyas and friends Invited TO attend ru
u Y .eryices. Sat, p. NJ. at her lat,
5snco. 2U22 De Larcey place. Int. pri-
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ALFNMTN, eNper.cnCc0, Tor CITY 1nI
suburban territory, to'Iiug small on
..-.ro- n.nnLz NJ NJ nllnr G. .NL.
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COMBER wanted for rIght
work Apply Mr.. I'uwr in cara u ;
mes Lees Sons Co, bridgeport, Pa, VI
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HELP WANTED-MALE
Osncrm
.nEE sALEsMANsHLP CoEGsE EoR MEN

Learn tie art ot salnsmanshir nnd be
assured OF evor-nCreas sing success in fp.
LEARN gOod. clear, Constrnctrv" thinlSInE
--develop initiative mud seit-rcii9r"a thr"ugn
our cOurDe. which lR thorough. nraciicni ana
easily ma steI ed. Wh"n comnieted, We pit @"
YOU ,vhare large earnings are assured r'"m
INSTRUCTION ny rormor tnrultv mnnlner Of
ICHding Ph'uIe'Dnia college. a,s0 Oxford ana
N"'A xn ArSGiTTEIY FREE COURSE wirn
70 s'riu"' ~ II. EVENING SESSIONS EN-
ROLL NOW.
INSTRUCTORS
900 perry IuIIdI'C.
phllMde phiA.
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MEN-We did business OF ovor. one and
one-quartcr million dollars in 1921 and are
quite confident that tho present out'ook as
compared with that of year ago indicates
that amount OF business this year. This Will
require more men In the field In order to
render the proper attention and service to
our customers. We win only employ those
who give promise OF Deing capable of han
ding and directing men in our branch offices.
We will select Ave mon from those who an
sSer this advertisement today. CAL Upon
Mr. Fox. Room HOS, Land Title and Trust
Bldg. Phiia., Pa.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

GIRL. colored. wishes. huusawork In ma,
family; suburbs pref. 1924 Addison St
GIRL wants position, cooking. where maids
are kept. G3l w. Erie ave.
INSURANCE. CLERK CASUALTY; q yrS :
exp; high school grad. Bc!lnOnt H2SO Il.
S,TFNOGRAIlIER- -Bookkoepar, high echool
grad; 10 years exp. S25 week. Eel 32S9R
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SALESMAN. STOCK-We want experienced
salesman with annual earning capacity In
excess OF $1,000 TO act as manager Hnd
handle the selling Of our securities: will
make exceedingly attractive contract with
cne man who can "shCw u.s.: commission
basis; references required Naubeaa Conn
rany. 1927 Land Title Bdg.
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General

YOUNG MEN, over ~. d"string Government
list OF positions now open j., Leonard Cor
ner civil service eXaminer), 0B2 Euultab ole
3ldg.. Washington, - G.
OWL SERVICE examinations, Feb, aud
Mar many yacanclesi salary St4O0- SlS 500;
write for synpls tests. L itaa, Led. onisA.
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NAN WANTED-Good man for cutting de:
parmcnt; must be capable desiEner OF
work shirts. CveraIls and pants; must also
giving reference. experience had, nationality
and when you viii be ablo to begin work
good opportunity Ger nrst-,la man, and
none but the best need apply. ~
OLD DOMINION GARMENT CO.. INC.
SuCcessors 10 Jobhers' overall Co.,
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district man3Gers and travelling sales.
men to complete our national galrg or
rnnI2atlo We win train YOU i'm tho
sales Of our products, which havo ma
tInnal reputation; among our customers
being tho united states Government rs
iailrOads hundreds ut electric light ana
uow"r companies. etc; while YOU are
iearninH YOU can earn salary Of SIG0
per week or moro calling on tho p-CpIe
10 interest thcm IN tho securities OF our
own company, thereby getting the prLc-
tlcal selling exp. which. combined with
the training that we Eive you, viii mpke
Of YOU C6mp"tcnt travelling salesman
or q district manager IN an Industry
which docs u total volume of s0vrroI
hundred miIlIona Of dollars Per year. Are
you willing 20 buckl" In nud work. ana
study TO mako a p"rEnnunt COUneCti0nY
ii So como IN prepared 70 give us your
references, az W. are serkinb only high,
rIadG young men. -
HYpRE% ASPHALT PRODUCTS CORP'N
1892 Commercial Trust Bldy
YOUNG MAN--An opportunity awaits vOun,
man to learn real estate; knowledge o
nkkeepinE or Typewriter; Gentle preferred
state reference and salary, l. 1879, Ledge
Office,
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offset prcqsmcn and feeders; steady posi-
tIons guarnntecd good wages: perfect work
ing conditions; willing TO sign contract Win
years. Einson Litho. Inc. 327 L. 10Th st..
New York CITY
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SALESNrEN-We want q few high-grado
men to sell shares in banking institu.
tIon up-State backed by men of character
and ability; best commissions paid to rght
party; experience not necessary We also have
nm OPENING for u man who can qualify as
10 his ability to manage q brpnch Office
Apply Rooms 13l6-l7 Wdcncr Bldg.
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REPRESENTATIVES, by q going concern;
must be over % years OF age; neat ap-
pea rance. fair education, exceptional OppOr-
tuHity for the ambitious man. Call Spruce
O4l3 TO arrange for interview.
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AGENTS

SAL LRSNlEN--Write for list Of lines and full
particulars' earn $500 to $4,000 yearly;
cnced, city or travelling. National Salesnlun's
Tr Assu., Dept. 97T. Chicago.
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several hlch-yIass men to sell servlce
tyhIrh ryorv corporate company or indiviJ
mi VIII he Interested In to make out Fed
sral Income ItX rctrrnEi Quick Fnles; gen.
nonlal 'rr BldE., 18th MARKET Room SOD
rSMTrN and solicitors selling Controo,,
and accident claims; one familiar WITH
manufartuTers and nerchantn or stocks and
bv letter. Harry llasscl, 3lt DreNel MA
G. rAIESNEN--W want . cnergctic man. l.,
You arr not ambitious and doterniinaI -
rIre TO tho top do not apply: experience rot
Irceesary, unlimited advancement and IjFot
ong pnsition i N5u are the one we 't'e are
iooRuG Tor. Call 40 Widnncr lildg. O:3O A. ~
AIESMEN-C CIoak and suit rnsmf,ctrra.
is open for experienced mon on the road
mllat haN" good following aud References
HmnIv = 1901 Ledger Office.
SATFSMr'N. experienced, fer city ,nd
suburban territory, to.Irg small car 't"
pnone OsoutH S7i NJ, after &,
SIrCOND-HArID COMBER wanted for rIcL,
work Apply Mr.. Uuwir in care 81 :
James Lees Sons Co, bridgeport, Pa W
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who are acaua lnted with the territory COM
nrisIng Pennsylvania, east Of Pittsburgh, and
Daiewnrc who have following with de.
nnrtnCnt and furniture stores, TO carry a
Complete line Of blankets Commission basis
rented strictly confidential. Address NJ 923,
nlmar NnlNC.
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DYESTUFF SALES MANAGER wanted for
Philadelphia territory. with old-cstaDlishcd
Concern man OF highest caliber. having
good connection with textile trade: only wen
Of proven ability need apply. VI lOS. Ledger
Office.
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Statesmen wanted FOR PennsvlvHnla New
Jersey Delaware and Maryland: exclusive
territory given to men who are properly
qualified to handle our money king. ten
acre farms. We have sold 25O0 farms dur
ing the past T. years: every state in the
Union is represented in the list Of our sat-
isded purchasers. Some OF our farmers are
ogrning S 1000 to $4,000 annually. Jackson
Vile Heights Improvement Co. Jacksonville
Florida Branch office. lOil Real Estate
Trust RdE., phila.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-NALE

ACCoUNTANT: - years, eNperience us
booEkeeperi student ~ higher hccouniHn"T;
CONNECT with nn accounting firm: available
at once \ 513, Ledger Office.
HOOKKEEPER, 10 years eXpcIieuce. ylrrs
position; can furnish Al reference. A 800
Ledger Office.
BOY II. cOlored, wants work evenings or
nlBht. A 42I. Ledger OnlGe.
COUPLE Scotch PrOteEtants. man & g.n,r rally
useful: wife rood cook no laundry: best
references. 1902 Cherr% -.
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MAN. 20 yoers Of age. with pleasing ror-
sonality and disposition. plenty of anti.
tion, Initiative aud originality in business
organ!zati ton. with executive experience IN
piant and office, Is open for a position:
highest recommendations from Former en-
pioyers; you need such a man. VIII YOU give
him 9n interview? 43O. Ledger OnICe.
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HELP WANTED-MALE
BOND SALESMEN

CLERK for keeping storeroom stock record;
neat and accurate: in reply state reference
md salary. p 1907, Ledger Office.
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General

CIVIL SERVICE examinations, Feb. and
write for ssmr, tests. T. 1927. Led. on.
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HELP wANTED--FEMALE

HoUsBREEpER Experienced young wo-
man to keep house where maid is employed;
small family: excellent salary for any one
taking personal interest. Phone Chestnut
Iiul ITO.
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sALEsLADiEs--Do you want to connect
with an organization where all are work.
ing together Tor the common good7 Here
YOU arc helped In your desire to rise and
no one is trying to push you down. Apply
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CoILECToRs., .. Catholic, preferably hut
lf.uucHt accounts, to take charge Of up
state collection districts; average earnings
S3I to Sib weekly: experience In supervising
and managing men desirable, but not es-
settiai: rapid promotion from lc7s impOrran
districts TO more important districts for
the ambitious: not more tnnn 80 per cent of
our business IS delinquent Call all week.
80 to q p. NJ, $40 TO 10 A. NJ or l2 to g.
seventh floor. 03l Chestnut ST.
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SAI,ESMAN-Young mar; typewriters; draw
inV account: neut. reliable; reference
Rurdv. zoos Chcntrut.
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CONSTRUCTION NEN-See our ad. under
HydreN Asphalt Prod. co
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ENGTNEERS-SCc our al. under Hydro
Asphalt Prod CO
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sTENOGi,APlII1I. - Advertisement sRency
foffers permanent position to- on eSpcri.
ouced and efncitat ston1grapher; must pits
sess business ability and he capable OF AZ.
sunlnR RESPONSIBILITIES: please state full
cualihcatio1 and salary desired. 4 1902,
Ledger Office.
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REAL ESTATE roR RENT

Ila.Inrss rroper,c. and store
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MAN, capable, well-eduCAted. with vide
range OF experience. desires 70 specialize
with Established firm. Mime the Job I'll
All il ;, 4 43l. LedGer OrlCe.
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SALESMAN-.Resld"nt salesman for dress
betting and seam-b,nding nanufaCt CturinE
house; stat" exparianC, in detail. Goodman
& Snn. Is W. lth 81. Now Nllk.
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yONIAN--We have an organization whore
the women have as great Il chance for
promotion as tho meni we need n woman
who has proven her ability In the business
world: we can offer you n permanent posi-
ton with n definite future; applicat tior
treated as strictly confidential; only those
who can furnish hrst.class references need
apply, Call Miss Gieborn. Spruce 0Il3, for
personal interview. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-13

OFFICE MAN, married. Thoroughly Cxnerl-
need in rerorul Office work, payroIa. Etc.
dcslrrs position Of any kiud: willIU" 10 slnrt
Cnr Srlnl salary: can fur0sh excellent tes-
crcnces y 1900. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-13
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