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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-02

Movie lfc In Hollywood il the
background ~ Louis Joseph
Nanct''- great novel Linda I.t'
Inc IL hcgin la The Herald
Monday, May \.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-02

Social ~ tlH Seasons lonf
Nyruu" NctLudist Episcopal sun.
day school Friday May %. Cafe.
tvriu supper. 5ia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-02

You will find il in our CLASH.
fed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-02

suits or Raincoats to order S23.50
y. 49, BOOTH
New sales Room-tt5 so. SECOND
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-10
CUSTOMERS az FiOyDiDt
BANK HAS NOT >EE> III

FLOYDADA sept q->Jnc of the
earliest banking customer 0f floYl.
ada lives "a Southland TcXas Boo Car.
~ County south uf flatoI and has
never been ln either fbrydlda or
Floyd county lic b. q 4. kinr. A.
the tin. Mr King first came 10
s.athind. ToNas. Fioy,Lida was ule
nearest iroint having a ba1l and Mr
King transacted az ~ he banking
husncs. hmh ot deiiosiiIng nnd Dor
rowing without ever coming 10
Floydtda or seeing the man that
owned the hank. 10 was inmlliarig
acquainted with q number ~ FLOYD
adn's Old timers bui mr them az
Emma. nn old trading point h'iwecn
Floydada aud Lghbotk boz ctosby
COUNTY
i.o,. J. pif Horton ol l'ioydl1i,
who has been conducting meeting
AZ southland. STAYED VIM Mr k.ns
Nhlir there and De- hl hist return
I'd NJ kinr told him OF iii- business
ictlinEs N the past IN rioy'ladl.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-10
PUMP
HOUSE TO co
ON EAST SIDE

The city Cofamisson yesterday morn.
ing accepted the hid ui Albert Randall
f0r -rWcr uump house uu the East
sid, near the santa D. round house.
The amount allowed inr th, building
was silas This pump hou-'' VIII up.
crate thr lines on the East Side and in
gl,nwuod The ,iir engineer was ca.
l,rcd e. buy pump for th" house.
Tho buying at seats tor ~" Municipal
Auditorium viii aEain come NJ Sepiem'
bor 20
CITY Manager J. q. colby was in.
structed 10 submit To- the city commlr-
sion names OF assistant city chemists
and bactcrlulogists To- flll the vacancy
caused hy tho resignation 81 PAU
prickcit. The Womona Federated
clubs presented a petition to the COM
mission asking that such an assistant
BE- appointed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-10
PRIZES GIVEN IN
BABY CONTEST IN
MERCHANT SHOW

James william Lybrand. boy 70
months old. won first prize In the baby
show held yesterday afternoon In con
nsction with the Merchants Exposi.
ton. The illo' was given mattress
made 20 order by the Panhandle Mat'
iIcg Company.
Second prize went Ia ID. Y. wraiher.
2yelr.ol1 hoy He was awarded y gold
ring given by ". J. Vile. manager of
the exposition. 10. Anne Nicolson. D.
month.old girl was awarded third prize
which was a doll imbcdded IN flowers IN
cradle presented by the Amarillo
Greenhouses.
There were about 200 babies entered
IN the contest. and they behaved like
rruwnups. according 10 the manage
mcnt Mr.. VILE said In MI the shows
h. has staged IN Texas he has neycr
seen babies 80 healthfll and fine look.
Ing rs the Amarillo youngsters.
The prize for the best loaf o. bread
went 70 Mrs. A, p Morrow. and the
prize for the best layer cake went TO
Mrs. Kate Collins. Mrs. Morrow was
given prize of 81 by II. a. Gardner.
wholesale dealer In flour and feeds and
the cake prize was 81 given BY Mr..
VILE. The bread was made with Queen
~ Kansas flour and the cake with White
Crest flour.
Hundreds Of people visited the expo.
sltion hall NJ 7is Polk Street last night
~ was perhaps the most largely at.
tended night OF he entire exposition
The visitors were warm IN their praise
az the manager, W. !. Vile. Mr.. VILE
says he hopes 20 return to Amarillo
when he can get a bigger hall and put
ON q much more prctcntious show.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-10

church Of Christ. Tenth and IiImwc.
ll,lc srhuol s3s to iUii o. %. Tho
church meets o. Break Bread 10 o..
Oh. Preaching hy thc Evangelist Nofn'
ing Husbands aud WNcs' Evening
"A New Creature M'd wc'l, meeting
Tor prayer and Blblc study wednesday
\ D. W. Al evening services from his
time ou viii d. NJ 5 y. m until furihr
notice n YOU are member ~ this con.
grcgation you owe u to the church 20
d. ON hand u you are not wc welcome
you e. our scrcIcvs. Cninc and st
strength for the week ahead ~ us. T..
n shepherd Evangelist.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-10

preaching at I a. ~. ~ The small Nood'
imam Hall. Communion service immc'
diaiely after the sermon.
An Christians urged to be present
The public cordially invited to attend.
Come lci Use reason together without
prejudice or worldly innovations hut
IN hove and purity # spirt. Eyangelis.
u. ri shepherd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-10
Schools 10 Open Monday.
Special 10 The News

SPECIAL 70 ne News
MEMPHIS. Sept. 9--The city schools
will open September II. Twenty.seven
teachers have been employed for this
term and Indications point TO one Of
the most successful terms IN the history
81 the city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-10
County Records

Warnnly lDec6s.
Nv. rora Robert ficsdinr. isis.'s,
n. Sec. iss Blk. :AB&M.
c. q. Harrison. J. =. Bittle, s'Soo.eo |
9 INK IS Ezkle.
- 3. 1Dpesls ~ Trust
n. 4. Hume. I. W. Ice; ts,e.co. to
10 MI Ell Mir.
q. q. Harrison. ciux. Standard SAT
Assn. si,se.ee. 6 Blk Is Eakle.
n. q. KIiiEorc. ciux. standard sal
A~n. siseo.oe. : I'ik - 5. J. Hts.
Transfers.
L. 4. Jones ctux. J. Il. Wrath.r. tiss"
II INK. re- Hughes.
). n. wraihrr. e. ~. iiumphry-. f'e'S
IL Eik. H. Hughes.
Releases.
4. n Wrstlirr. J. u. Itsnecrs, Tar
tai release ~ Bik. y. Hughes
Amarillo i.br Co. ". W. Bennett.
Eik. 81 n. J. Hts.
Amarillo f1r. co. q. u. LsTnes. II
4 Blk NJ riesn.
Wsrspy Deed,.
G n IA<h Ia u G. Eober'sen. SEQ.
Miller and r-nlyersity Heights.
o. r. Issiliff 20 Mr. J. \. i.pScis'
ssss. si.ss block 90. Mir
m. r. Woodward - nj 10 J. II.
Stewart. $500, 10 blk zoe. iloll.
n. y. Tkaddell TO Elzie Mcdaniel
$3.50. ; blk Ia. o. T.
f:oycs 4. Gaui 10 Oscar Wise ss''vV'
ID blk iss. O. T.
NJ 4. Nsa,l.s ., al e. D. \. Pycats'
$3.50. & bIk 81. cicnwooi
Deed> af Trusi.
&. e. cunnlnghs'n - VA To- STANDARD
ga l.. Assn. $500. : p' ) Ih 100
Transfers.
w A. Adsm- 10 Mrs. J. \. Rogers
si.eve :f.s NIX 81. Mirror.
7. A. Rogers ~ Mrs. j. \. h"-sfs
$500. si... blk s7e. Mnroi.
Prank Owens 10 STANDARD SAVINGS
stcs. pt =: blk ies. o. T.
Lang Ill fybr. Go. 10 standard say
ings. 81. 500. 1 b,k -. 3. J. Hts.
Reles-ss.
n Ewing 10 clifton Oliver. I I'D
lisa Piern.
Yertrud. wiiher-poon 60 jnp W
Cr,,dxfngton. A.. Tx :. wfhsrrpoon.
A Jensen 60 ". A. Aske". : bh II
Eskis.
W. n. Fr.me io r.. u Ebridse :
RIA go. riern. -.
y.Ss. Carter TO ~ q. killsvrr. - ~
-. r. .. fits. u,
wrs :. a. fiogrrs TO o ]. l.ailii
81. - bik ~. MifTof.
.. L PARKS 10 n. a. IAfr~n' ]" %
iss. a. . . a., .
IL. =. Eurse-s 20 A 4. Pf'er = .
is.fs M g.. q. 4 >. ,
T. n Ne~hy % A. issnberE i-'i' %
sats Arr~~-ss..
rsuhsnlse ~. co. 10 5'sndsfo =.
- 80 a. E4kh-
q. n Thsssr~on % ssnna'fn S''"''
& ~ u. Esk's.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-10
Tabernacle I,amisi Church.

Tabesuacle baptist Church. Sunday
Scho,i aaj q IN Preaching ~ 20. m.
and y. ~. Sunhcans ESQ q. ~. Jun
ior n. Y.P 4. g.is D. m lptornHsliiie
and senior ~ Y y. q. Gas y. IN. \
curdiai invitation h. extended 10 all 10
attend these service NJ. . GathrIghi,
paStor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-10
Central Presbyterian Church. Tenth

Central Presbyterian Church. Tenth
and Taylor streets. Preaching by the
pastor ut n q. m. aud .. m. Music
By a big chQas choir morning aud cv'
ealng. The full orchestra under N"
leadership OF Jack Dooley. viii plsv
for Sunday school aud also a, the even'
Ing service. We expect very large
Sunday school attendance. New pupils
vim DO enrolled and old students well
coined back after vacation. Let TINS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-10

First Church ~ Christ. scicniisi 1901
Tay Tor street. Services %s~fs SUNDAY
at 1890 o. m and on Nodn"fday ~
$50 y. IA. SUNDAY sohVol iuf stud'nis
under 90 years at s.ls d. m. Siihi"ci
for sunday 'suhstancc 4 reading
room Is maintained n he church from
g10 until o. m. except sundays aud
holidays. where the Bible ana author
llcJ Christian Science literature may 10
read o. purchased The public u cnr.
daily invited a. attend the service. and
20 Visit the reading room.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-10
CHURCH NOTICES

lie q day when the whoic family attends
sunday school The Endeayors meet az
p. m. IN the anney. Mr Miii'r VII
be present after a iwo weeks vacation.
Come ~ the Young people VIII attend
f's the hast time this season beior go
ling away 10 coiiere. W. Nclc"ine f'p
TO any or an of our SER ioes. u. Th"iil'
son. minister. T. a. Miller assistant
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-10
BUCHANAN s.rert Methodist Church.

sunda y school sa5 n. m: preaching u
a. m. and Z y. m. League : p. m. Clint
Kendrick. leader. 4 full attendance Is
desired nj all services. We are now
facing a great opportunity and sh"ald
unite every atom Of strength to win
for the Master. A cordial welcome to
MI strangers and visitors In the city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-10

~. Andrews Episcopal Church. Church
School s:ss n. m. Holy Communion aud
Sermon n a. IN. Rev. l.. l. swan. rec
cor Of the Episcopal church al ckircn-
deu. viii officlste at the II O'Clock ser
Vice. There win h. no evening SER
vice. Robert n. MacCallum. Rector.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-10
second Tl.p,Isi Church. sunday school

second baptist Church. sunday school
s4s a. M. Morning seryicc iioo a. M.
n. Y. y. US 100 .. m Evening Ser
vice 500 y. m. Promotion day Is near
IN our SUNDAY School 4 good program
IL being planned al graded series 81
lesson win begin the first Sunday In
October. Enroll Tor n systematic course
OF Bible study for this year. Here i
a chance for your child 20 learn the
Bible under better plan than you had.
c. r. Criswoid. pastor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-10

Church sf the Naxarene. corner Of
fourteenth and Lincoln street, sunday
school 9a5 a. m. Preaching II a. M.
go D. m. and 500 D. m. This will
mark the closing % the revival Come
and be with w. n. ~ LOWRY. pastor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-10

First E1pfisf ChHrth DO n VI.
Sunday school. A. Y. Meyer superin-
tensIrnf. "a class for everybody" Let
us see HON wany loo per cent fanll
I,cs We can have out 90 sunday school.
An sirangcrr are cordially invited Iilar
shc bir SUNDAY school orchcstrn
Prachlng service n a. "a. pr. H. W.
Virgin. pastor The pastor win he in
hIs awn pulpi, again after an absence
u two weeks. Let Us welcome him
hcme with full congregation and
hous- full Of smiles. Special music
win BE- rendered by the choir
n. Y. y. C.'s Junior. Intermediates.
and seniors : y. M always put ON
programs ~ Interest and educational
value. You can get a christian Edu.
satlon" IN this training school % the
First Baptist church. Meet MIR T.. John
Meyers. the new Director Of our Unions
ne will be glad 70 gei acquainted with
you.
Preaching service \ y. IA. IN a. W.
VIRGIN. pastor. extends To- friends aud
visitors a cordial welcome 10 hear him
preach Tho Word" and then bc sure
90 come yourself \ Song service q
thirty minutes before Dr. Virgin preach.
80. SPECIAL musical numbers viii fea'
ture the service 81 the evening hour
The membership Il urged 10 keep up
the regular payments GA their pledges.
The new members should be prompt IN
signing their pledge cards and hind
them IN TO the secretary for zach one
mi ..uuf a.. hay. an active mari In All
phases II the church work.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
DEATHS

are invited to tho services, on Saturday
fs.Hfn2HG sar sGs at ,sao 0e!Sss Ssss,D At the 3,s
ot t5Ay;SpES;@xsss; A;s1,sS..x s, 10, JGSSiE MAIR VIZ.
lane, Germantown. Sat. $3.50 p. NJ. Int.
nSsS'pH sssS r. Rt,oISs. e hSs's snnsT os,,;
funers @ sf sss sfn member m r..iGsnso Gs1ssa
mntns rHSn Loidy mn :, ave- Snear Belmont ave., Re,
>. r. TTS%y,,.9T;.sAas:,' 10. 1922. JAMES T., hu,.
,iish mass at So. stephens Church 10 4.
Iy5Asg' 'FH%'lss d; iss2' oen; JENNIE H.. wife
SERVICES S SwS @ IT, sTa H7n ThS, %s
at her late residence. Merion and Mon; eomery
S's MM%FSn MsrSn sadn n to Dyse s., Meters T
T!rsSR$fSf ss5FSs5 A@f i fETSsy r.
'%ySIff RFoe% r. ri ,Ss! i%ypa *
tiyes and friends are invited TO ate attend funeral @
sN Tr re, rSs'aSnSs 2,o1 chsl1n ava
nn!t.S, yAN ER.M.Aus;'O -. tRoii'sERr A..
A. NJ. Camden Lodge 2O3 "a p q E
members OF City Council and eij other aocia
ties ~ which ne was n merobe- ara invt,ed
to attend funeral Fri p ~ fdn yiiabi
eaving). from his lnte residence moo lin.
den st.. Camden. ". ]. Intermont priyato
Arlington Cemetery. Friends NAV cali
Thursday nft"r =. NJ.
,.wAiSWRlGHT.--A Aug. 10. THOMAS J.
WWA%wor WSrSn, odre NJ n"c,rGs l., and irsnds also
S'n;pt SnXon s I.Gdgs Nc' y. o 8. Of s.. George:
all other societies Of which he was q mem
s"r sn, are inYited to attend funeral services.
1871 y. 2lst NJ. Int. Mt. Vernon Gem.
WALLACE; Aug. 10. MARGARET f..
daughter OF Thomas a. and Martha E. Wal
lace. nEed 90. Relatives and friends are
,nnVitsd to attend funeral services. Fri. 3
p NJ. at residence OF her parents, 3S30 N
18th at:, Tioga. Further services and int
Sat aft.. flnsleton. Pa.
son Of ,te, late Jamcs +. and MarsafSt c; G,
Wood oR.lntiycSs and friends invited TO fu
Of F; F. Hockey. "a; q It. Solemn Solemn
NJ Int. Cathedral Cam ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
General

. GRtESEWAID'S =
St,P.T bldg const., steel, concrete mos,r,
ENtINLl:R: exp subway. school. coII"s"o ~ !. T.
ENG. MECH, conyeyors. paper machip.mrNN' wy
MASTER MECHANIC, cranes t.ois "1n,i,s y y
DkAFTSMEN. az capacities; good wsgss ,pn' $
ASST. MGR offrc and technical eSn
ORGANIZER 70 sell employment sertjo
Ant"r1. and offiGe mgr, instai!mcnt aCo,,
PRIVATE SECTY. ,stenogD public ofm|.s'
EMO, COnycyOrs. lay out bridge hIIr,s, '"I
sTpREkEEPER. plumbing supply cxp., goo,
EAl.ESMEN. solicitors. Canvassers r,,,,,
utility a"rNice; salary, liberal b,nus. stnaI''
l%rERNlhN FIR, GOOD pcrsonality eynd ~,
dealing with hish-grade men. eN'H' IN
Other openings for stenoss. bkprs tIr,o
cost payroll men, asst, bkprs. der, b,ads'
- 49, ~ hoI2t.alEH y ! LhARGES, $50 ). lith,
MEN wanted, Govt. postal clerks rarriar.
write for instruction part imm.d r.. ~.
application Sept. l. 1921. Ledger Orice
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17

STOCK ;iAI,r.SMF;N
II you nre tired of selling stocks which 1,
not live w to their promises and want to
Us" your training and talents on a husI-
moss that Ia sound and substantial and Of
wh!Ch YOU need never be ashamed gct m
touch with me the margin for you IL much
better thhn selling seasoned bonds, hut rut
80 large as offered by wild oats; YOU can
make good money because the propositiun
l.euEer O1iCe. - " ~,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17

2o-1N, PLANER lon. Jo!nter. 94-tn. drum
sander AL MOD Woodworking tools fdr
sal. cheap @"3O y. BROAD Dta a3Gd
ACETfLENE wo.dnE. burning outnt win
tanks littl" usrd, cheap. VI 425. Lea on
SAW REPAIRlNG md knife grinIr,p. ,,orE
guaranteed. SaItImhn. sTS North I'm
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
HELP WANTED-MALE
So 600 aaa aa. isi
General

TRANSPORTATION WORK-Traric. asso-
citation wants reliable mon TO quality Tor
positions directing domestic and foreign
shipping; $3.50 TO $500 monthly: exp. unneces.
sary; common school education essential; only
men OF good character need apply; II Wiling
and desirous ot making connection worm
sent position. age. Phila. T. o. Box 20o'
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Observation-Disclosures

TFNNSYLNNNIA
DEVON PA.--An unusually att. large airy
I'm. large grounds old shade & shrub: lst-
class home table. veg. garden. Ph wavno
e37 or address, Mrs. f. G. Fister. Devon, pa
OVERLOOK GOG3 Droxsl road: II minute,
BROAD St. station; large. cool rooms spa.
cious porch; large lawn; shade trees: excel.
lent table; SWIMMING. Phone Overbrook 1870
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
ROOMS WANTED
BOARDING.

BUSINESS woman desires room prl hoard
in private family. reasonable, state terms.
e G2+. Ledger office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17

YOUNG MAN-Firm OF public acC0unIon,a a
requires tie services OF "A young mar = I" "
their office; only those who desire To- bascot,,,a
public ACCOUNTANTS and are hish-schooi rT'''
uates need apply; exceptional UpportunItv -,
ACCOUNTING education ana adv anccn,.,,,'
I IA. ledger OftiCe >''''e'''
YOUNG MAN for purchasing dent. y, ,orco
concern; state age. phone number n nj .,
AIRY desired. 32s. Ledger Office 81"
YOUNG MAN for exped!ttrg order,
age cHD salary desired and phons 49,
ber. p 3@T Ledger Orrice '"e mum
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17

WANTED BY
THE BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD Co
FOR PERMANENT POSITIONS AT
STANDARD LABOR BOARD RATES
MACHINISTS
BoILERAIAKERs
BLACKSMIrHS
CAR REPAIRMEN
ELECTRIC AND AcErYLENE wELpss,
Time and one half for overtime; FIRE. ho,,a
and transportation; travelling time allowed
best Of living conditions.
Apply Chestnut a. entrance
r. & O.. PASSENGER STATiON
gath and Chestnut sis
Company's representatiNe.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

COLLEGE GRADUATE with experience &C.
sires secre'arial position in prnfessional OF
fec or educational institution. { 135, Ledger
Office.
desires office nosItion Jeannettc Rapiay g..
52t1 Germantown ave. Wyoming $40. -
q years exp. On morning
daily. des chg. thor. educ speedN, NC.
and cors. worker; excep refs. c 72a. V. y;
STENOGRAPHER experienced in taking
medical dctation in Spanish. also able 10
translate. desires position with doctor or
medical firm. VI 42i. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
COUNTRY BOARDING
NEW JER RSEY--sUBTRBAN

BIRMINGHAM INN. BIRMINGHAM n i
Spend your vacation in the pines: bnthing
canoeing, dancing 700 rooms electric Iigh,.
French family. rates Sli week W., i,-nIJ.
$3.50. .nrludy 2 mnnIs one minute walk rrHi,,
depot % miles from PhiIa. Phone penb.T-
ton g9i
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IN NtEMORIAM

BECKETT. - In loving memory OF our
II, iD1s. SONS AND DAUGHTER.
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HELP wANTED--MALH

I.dles silk hosieryi sscssiptio,nal
Apply L. White . Co, ~ 9. 4th st.
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In Hin
MACHINERY AND TooIs

TO HIRE and 7-pass. touring limousine.
81 30 per hr. up, Pop, 1917. Park Il5O
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT-Orlco executive. with pres
"nt firm years. desires to make change
highest references. 6l0. Ledger Orice.
SALESMAN. with estab trade in NV York
Wishes to connect with a reputable hand
knitting yarn house. { 7ls. ledger Ohice
YOUNG MAN. wpil-educated. with engineer
ing and drafting experience. desires posi-
tlon with contracting concern IN or near
Phila dclphla. Z 72l, Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17

WANTED
GENERAL. BOILER FOREMEN
BOILER FOREMEN
GETETTR Ruff RotSpM6GsE ot4Sp3MM6TGIssEEhr r6REMEEEN 5R3EEMMEEN
COPPERSM1TH FORFMEN
AIRBRAkE FOREMEN
MACHINE SHOP FORENES
GENERAL PAINTER FOREMEN
familiar with coach and locomotive work..
WRITE OR WIRE COLLECT
(Give experience and age)
70 A. J.. PRES-DERGAST
Mechanical Superintendant
TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY
Room 1903. Texas and PaCNc Gtncral Offices
DALLAS. TENhS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
AGENTS

CIGAR Statesmen wanted. $3.50 per month
md expenses; experience unnecessary. send
addressed envelope for information. Royal
Cigar Co. High Point. y. c.
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THE vINDEx CO
Manufacturers of tho well-known
JIM DANDY brand Of
vrNDEN SHIRTS AND UNDERWEAR
wishes to secure On aggressive, reliable rep
resentative for the City of Philadelphia:
strictly Commissi.n.
other non-confiicting lines permitted TO be
carried.
Address giving references
THE vINDEx CO.. DEPT c.
Baltimore. Md.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
ROOMS FOR RENT

TWO ROOMS and kitchenotte apartment; ;
couple pr"ferred: references exchanged.
g W Posle-. 1907 SNYDER ave
OVERBROOK-Thir aoor. mod. unturn.. .
rooms. bath and porch; sl26 per mo: YEAR
" lease: ref reu Phone Ovcrbroolt Go9s J.
10TH N. 1870 HOTEL RURIC-CentraL
shopping district near stations: beautiful
turn. rms: elec spoters: daily. willy rates
DIST ST. s. 10+-2 rms. 4 bath; also sing
a1uble rooms; near - Eel. s51S w
ATTRACTIVE furn. apis. some hous"kpg
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HELP WANTED-MALE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
WEST PHILADELPHIA

ATTRACTTVELY furnished room for rent
to a gentleman now home OF couple in
Ovorbrook section: convenient to Elevated: !:
reference required. Address NJ 426 Ledger
Office.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-04-20
KEEP OUT
THE ALIENS

The United States senate, if il
is wise, will pass the bill now be-
fore it providing for the extension
of the present three per cent quota
immigration act for two years be-
yond next July LIST. Undoubtedly,
the bill, if put to a vote of the
people would be approved by an
overwhelming majority.
Labor especially, is pleased at the
results of restriction. Statistics
show that without this law unem-
ployment during last year would
have been tremendously increased
by the arrival of hundreds of thous-
ands of immigrants. Representative
Albert Johnson, chairman of the
house immigration committee, esti-
mated on the floor of that body re-
Gently that the percentage act has
kept from the United States Co., 900
or 100000 aliens to date and will
by June 30th next have kept out
100000.
That the immigration peril from
which this country has been spared
is not fictional is evidenced by the
testimony of many American OBJ
servers who have recently returned
from Europe. Lillian Russell, in
private life Mrs. Alexander P.
Moore of Pittsburg, commissioned
by President Harding to visit Eur
ope and make personal investiga-
ton Of the immigration problem
is perhaps foremost of these. She
reports incredible poverty, disease,
pauperized living standards, joined
to what appears to be a mass i'm
pulse to escape conditions in Eur
ope by migration to America.
Mrs. Moore recommends that the
sitting of prospective immigrants
be conducted abroad instead of at
Ellis Island. She urges that Amer
lean consuls be empowered to refuse
vises to all unfit applicants. In
another section of her report, Mrs.
Moore recommended suspension of
immigration by an immigration Holt
day of years. Her testimony
before the senate committee did
much to induce the extension Of res
trictions which it has recommended.
There is no doubt that the situa-
ton is such as to justify a contin-
uance of the restrictive law and
little may be expected in the next
two years to change it.