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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

rSy7 NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN I'LL
o, ph,iadeiphis viii present a petition 70 =.
orphsn; Gour. q rh',sossYlphs ,osY GSungI e uogsIoss
4. NJ. in Room 42e, City Hall. Philsdsipptlss; ";
requesting the said Court to dischaTSee ~.
deiphia. in all estates In which II p 1esn 1,r
p hducisry capacity, suhjeet , to ths "a III 4
auesting the said Court TO snbsti,ut. Pssws
dent Trust Company Of Philsdelphls ~ 4
appear. IN. the, place Of the said pet.io,S':
plan which is being carried out for the csl
Version OF the prSyldsnt Lie and
Insurance company, and the substitv|
therefor in ali adueisry cspseiilss q
PYOyident Trust Company OF Philaeel,
q corporation formed 70 taks oysr..
ala f.a f., ahs tss.s sv:ins,, y n, ESiyiS iyrs
iAsh NE insVyfpsS !. =. ~, w
E|ls'll
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05

SALESMAN
PRENTTCE-HALL. INC. the leading orgar'.
represent il in Phiis sdelphia and also in
Eastern Pennsylvana.
services. are used by practically every bank
and by the leading acGountants. lawyers and
The man we require must Lave a successful
selling record and sufficient business ability
10 meet the business executive on his own
level.
such a man will have have the onportunlty Of
his income will increase AUTOMATICALLY each
year. due to renewals. which average SO per
cent =,
confd"nce Please give enough 'informa ton
in your letter to enable us to Judge YOUR
Inc, Phiiadelphia Office. Drexcl Bldg man.
A!.ESMAN-The Fl-Bestos Company. OF
Sow York city. is desirous of employing
It's orES niza,ion for Phiiadelph,a and sur,
rounding territory. The man We select VIII
r", 'h9goush ttanns ra nsunnd and rop,h "a ad.
MT" territory and will work on, a commission
bass, receiving credit for, all business he
from his erEaSS Ours e' Touns @ 'tSs com
pany, marketing through dealers Of various
Wha Sn aks xouT fu'Sss Ga w!h Mr y sch r.
spruce o7O6' ali day Monday
sALEsMAN-The Conk,in Pen Mfg, Co.
Toledo, o.. desires to employ an energetic
Jewellers. druggists. siationers, and depart.
ment stores In Phila delpha and surrounding
territory; must be a plusger, competent 70
cope with big possibilities. Phone G. G.:
Cobb. Bellevue. .stratford Hotel, Monday and
Tuesday for appointment, -.--
SALESMAN .. experienced. wanted by Ma.
tion-wids publishers. coll ese or uniVerslty
graduates preferred experienced In opening
and orgarizing permanent territory, must
be able to secure. train and maintain nigh.
est quality statesmen: not afraid to hire or
hre We assure permanent opportunity with
income lust az big the individual See
Mr., Rogers 1912 liberty BOG
SALESMAN - High class stock salesman
with clientele: full cooperation Of an
osIabshed local dividend paying concern: no
prprnotiOn no high pre- ssure methods. u real
oppnr,unity for a real salesman for real in
vrsrors; no whirwinds, nor trhers wanted;
applications considered from local men
ihroughout Eastern Pennsylvan'a and New
Jersey. i ia. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05

CHEWING GUM-Sell to stores: prontaAe
business built up quickly with our nov1
packages; spearmint and popular havoFu
write today. Helmet Co. Cincinnati
AGENTS--Somethinz new, sells. on slfnW
large profits; factory prices: free circu0s
Pelletier Co.. 1l6 s. Dearborn. Chicaso.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05

BAKERS. on ice-cream cones experienced.
Apply sl4 y. 10th. second floor.
BOOkKEEPER-Single man, q to on: must
nave had recent experience on active mer-
chandiss. sales ledgers. also ne a good
writ"r and Of such personality that we can
bond apply by letter only, stating age
schoo, ing. exp. and minimum salary desired
Address Chef Clerk 5l8 Widener Bldg
Roy In office OF large local nursery. must
nave at least good grammar school edu"a
tnn and have some lear ming toward hort
culture none other would b" Interested. Ad-
dress In own handwriting stating age. what
school attended and references; salary $40
hS5 Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05

SALESMAN wanted by bond house ostab h.
lshcd for 35 years dealing In high.grad.
bonds. oHiy n man with ambition. clean rec
ord and forceful personality need apply. this
is unquestIonably a good opportunity for the
right man; the business Ia dignifed and very
remunera.ivc: the house Is progressive, re-
sponsible and highly successful and will
nave behind your efforts the name and rnpu.
tation OF q nationally advertised investment
house With offices In the principal financial
centers Offering diversified list Of bonds
state age and s"ling experience: replies will
b. held IN atrict confidence. e ia. Ledger
Office
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED

SUMNER BOARD-BRYN MAwR PA
LOW BUILDINGS, on Bryn Mawr College
campus: single rooms and suites await able
Prom June ID to September 10: good table
board; beautiful surroundings. tennis court.
moderate rates: convenient to railroad sta
tnn; arrange reservat bns now. Address
4awr. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

HARVEY. 1919 Rittenhouse So. Prot. -
=, catholic cooks. ehambermaids. wsitressc,ss. IN.
rTenCh governesB. nurses, ladies' msly
laundresses. couples. English. French ~
IRISH; outlers chauffeurs, gardeners, e.. e.,
Harbor: nearby seashore. country oha
mountains: general and caretakers for civ
MRS. A.. KANE. OIL s. 19th st-situatiscss
wanted. frst-class cooks. kitchen mac
mattresses. chambermaids, child's nurSsXI ~.
laundresses. housework girls; male help. 1us, 1M,
lers. Wallets. housemen. chauffeurs coup'~'
all we'll recommended. Spruce 3i0l.
MRS. NICHOLAS. 238 8. 20th--Coupes az
white help supplied and wanted:
MRS. NICHOLAS. 238 8. goth, Ieis"
white help wants position. Locust 2log.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05
BOYS

Tor mscel aneous work in our stock.
rooms and general offices. an oDpor-
tunity for the right boy who is looking
tor permanent connection. kindly bring
birth certificate.
SEARS, ROEBTCK AND COMPANY
Roosevelt Boulevard
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05
LOST AND FOUND

RING-Iost. large 3-stone. .basket.setti1
diamond platinum ring; liberal rewsIs
Return 10 3lS 9. Broad st. ----.
RlNG-L.ost. Masonic ring al or near Coz
Cr'k golf course: reward. Phi. Lans. 20s4s
"h Wa1ch. Monogram e' on back n g. T.. a.
tween l2 and I Saturday. center OF CIV
reward Return to 1904 Spruce st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05
BOARD WANTED

NgRsE-Home Of either ira ned or practical
nurse Tor two little girls. condition nN'
eerious, but needing Intelligent care. NJ
S2l. Ledger Office
doCNG business woman desires room ai,i
BOARD IN strictly private family with home
comforts within walking distance OF IaI st.
y. reakOnn BILE. e Nli- Indser lfnrn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05
COUNTRY BOARDING

SIX PERSONS may b. accommodated for
the summer by COMMUNICATING wIrh IN"
miles OF city Han; ex""l!"rr iva n ~.r, irn,
Ture water. old shade referenc- rx,hanged
NJ S04 Ledger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

BbOkkEEPER--Aiust ba quick and aCcu-
rate; reference. H. &. Rutter 4OTB Hay.
erford ave.
CHILDNURSE. Protestant, must have ey.
perisnCe and good reference 10 take
care Of two little girls. ono go years md the
other months. willing to go to Maine cali
Chestnut Hill O2S7.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05

to address rnyrlope's
and M in letters AT our office: n"""""Tk.
hours 80 To 3. Charles Paist 80, "2I
Arch ~ ID floor.
" WEAVERs -Crompton & KNOWLES looms on
plaid backs John Bromley Sons. Inc.
;.ehigh ave. below Front,
WOMAN, Young, businesslike, wanted to
learn a selling system and then teach II
70 hers: salary for trial period, Sl25
month"; G 700, Ledger Onice. -
The Development Of a ladies' department
in our sales organization opens "NCoptional
opportunity for several women IN Ihilade-
Thia territory,
Must be over o. Of good appearance and
personality and willing 10 work II assured OF
better than average earnings and opportunity
for Advancement.
Apply mornings At 10 SHARP, or afternoon
promptly at ,.
Ask for Miss HammsrslNy.
Room 7O2, 1901 Market 81.
YOUNG WOMAN over o5 to take full
charge OF stock In manufacturing con-
c-rn, must have experience handling silks
and Iares in wholesale house; good salary;
permanen position, Apply rear 2Ol2 Wal
nut st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05
NEW JERSEY-SU SUBURBAN

WEST END, NEW JERSEY
Beautifully situated, facing Ocaau.
near Hollywood Golf Links; ample
grounds: large room with baths.
best cuisine; booking for sum. sea-
son. Addr. Box 40. West End, y. j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05

ARE YOU THE MAN?
We have OPENINGS for several men with de
termination and character. not afraid OF
work who can be placed in a position of
trust. Apply after $3.50 a. NJ. 1901 ColOnia!
Trust bldg,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05

FEDERATED ENGINEERS DEVELOP
MEST CORPORATIONS.
Room $40. Wdencr Rldg. Philadelphia a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05
ATTENTION, MECHANICS

ATTENTION. MECHANICS
Mr F.. A. Butler will lie at the Colonnade
Hotel Monday and Tuesday, June = and g.
applicants interested in securing employ
ment with tho Willys-Morrow CO.. New York.
steady work with good pay for automatic
screw uaChin" set-up men and operators
all-arOurd machinists. toOlroOm. lathe and
milling machine men Al tOulmnkcrs,
No labor trouble; ideal working conditions,
transporta tion advanced
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05
statesmen WANTED

Statesmen WANTED
An exceptional opening with a staple
line for high class speciality salesman
owning a Ford car and willing TO cover
intensIvely general stores in the country
districts; also furniture stores In tho
smaller towns: the line Is one Of tho
hest OF Its kind on tho market and
possesses special selling features: the
basis OF remuneration 10 q guarapteed
drawing account suniclent TO travel on.
tain volume Of business; only high class
men who own and are willing to use
Ford cars. considered: three territories
open.
Reply Box s1i Madison Square Station.
New York City
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05

Statesmen to sell patented window ven
tilators. whole or part time; opportunity to
make good money and permanent connec.
ton. Cali between and II A. NJ. or and
p. NJ. William Rubin. I'd floor. y. W.
cor. 4th and Girard ave.
Statesmen TO sell To radio dealers; strictly
commission an excellent opportunity for
the right man. Dudiey-Vousht Corp. 23 8.
b2d At.
statesmen - Producers on go preferred
stock Of a financial institution; good com
ssions: sure winners; a stock that will
make you friends. p 7l2, Ledger Office.
statesmen to sell radio supplies to deal.
ers and 1obbing trade: men acquainted
with electrical trade preferred. Monarch
Radio Co. II y. I'd st. PHILADELPHIA.
sHlPPER-some experience; between the
ases or 20 and 25: must be strong and
"iliinR and able to drive REQ and Ford
trucks. Apply In own handwriting Ad.
dress E-29. =. O. Box $500
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05

SHOE statesmen
Glmbel Brot hers require several high-grads
men Tor their shoe section. Apply Employ
ment Bureau fourth floor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05
sTENOGRApHER
MUST RE THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
GOOD EDGCATlON
PERMANENT POSITION
APPLY
SAMUEL y. MAGlLL NC.
18TH ANb CALi!OWHlhI. SITS.


APPLY
SAMUEL y. MAGILL, INC.
18TH AND CALIOwHlaL SIS.
STENOGRAPHER--The rIgnt position for a n
experienced girl who desires interesting
work in an EDITORIAL department: good sal.
ary and exceptional surroundings. Only
hrst-Class wanted.
Mrs Patton.
Curtis Publishing %. 60I Sansom st
SrENOG GRAPHEk-- Young lady over 70
must huN- good education and be expert
snCed, desirabl" position with good firm
short hours, central, salary to start SIG. ad
Nancement; state Hgr. experience. full par
nCuIars. Box 1854. PhILa. = q.
STESOGRAPHER-B girl. under 40.
able to take dIctstion quickly and tran.
sCribr notes accurately; state age, schooling
"Xp"ri"nC" and minimum salary desired
Address Strn"graph"r 5lG Widener Bldg,
STENOGRAPHER experienced. 10 answer
phone IN sHlcsr0Om, neat; long hours,
SrENOGRAPHEN. with knowledge OF book
keeping, must be experienced: state Ag.,
"Hp., ref. a salary dss Il5 Led. on
TEACHERS desiring u position with good
salary for N" summer months address
e 10 L"Ig"r Office.
TEACHER or advanced student ago over
q, Protestant, for vacation position IN
81 - drr' uf rIuCH' innal organization; OK
"eI. "lI"' hT' must act quickly. Write.
EJr'uE rU 'rrsunal record and telephone
ml,mh"r :"52 Germantown ale.. Phlla-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05
ROOMS WANTED

BUSINESS WOMAN wants comfortable fur
nished. quiet room. with running water,
convenient to c"nteI OF city. no cooking.
terms reasonable, in replying siatn fullest
particulars Address p 73O. Ledger NnIr".
YOUNG single man desires a furnished arm.
/. nat. modern, with outside entrance NiCiu-
itN OF Logan or TIOga, prIca must be rra .
sonable. + 72G. Ledger offiCe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05
Observation-Disclosures

4ELROSE MANOR-Open from June II TO
Sept. 10; % minutes from Reading Ter
mihal; convenient 10 trSu and trolley, beau.
tiul GROUNDS, tennis; garage; "Ncell-nt home
Mole; large sun par'nr: wild" porchas T..r-
phone Oak Lane 1920 or M"iruse l469
GUARDING for the summer or permanent.
cool shady home In private family. onIv :
minutes from IN" Merton Cricket .uh and =
minutes from Hav"rford station. southern
cookinS; references exchanged. BOX 1856.
Hayerford
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05

SALESMAN
NOT OVER 40 TO MAKE AN INTENSIVE
STUDY OF Ol'R MANUFACTURING PRO
cESSES AT CHESTER. Pa. AND THEN
TAKE SEVERAL WEEKS SALES TRAIN.
I&G iS PHiLA AoELPiifA PARLIAMENTARY
TO SELLING SCOT TISSUE Products
70 THE RETAIL STORES; MANUFACTURE:
ING pLANliS AND OTHER INSTITUTIONS
IN NEW YORK CITY. CHICAGO OR SOME
OTHER CITY. DEFENDING UPON THE
PREFERENCE AND ADAPTABILTY OF
THE SAEESMAN. E%CELI.ENT OPPoR-
FERED IN OUR LOCAL CITY AS WELL
AS OUR NATIONAL SALES ORGANlZA-
TION: STARTING SALARY AS WELL. AS
TRAINING SALARY is QUITE SMALL:
THIS Is INCREASED IN PROPORTION TO
RESULTS ATTAINED. MORE PARTICU-
LAR About CHARACTER. PHYSICAL
AND EDUCATIONAL 0uALLFIC ATIONS
THAN PREVIOUS SALES EXPERIENCE
Only WRITTEN LETTERS OF APPLiCA:
TION Will. BE CONSiDERFD: BEFORE
Of YOUR NE!GHBohHooD RETAILERS.
YOUR BANKER: 4 Few WHOLESALERS
AND OTHER MEN IN BUSINESS TO DE-
TERMINE THE CHARACTER OF OUR
MERCHANDISE. OUR GENERAL. BUSI-
NESS REPUTATION AND FINANCIAL RE
SPONSIRIILTY, THE RESULT OF THIS
INVESTIGATION INCORPORATE IN YOUR
APPLICATION. ADDRESS SCOTT PAPER
COMPANY, FRONT AND MARKET STS..
CHESTER PA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05
HELP WANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT. frst-class ability. for pri
rate accounting. charges reasonable p 7lJ
Ledger Ofilce
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05
WEST PHILADELPHIA

CHESTNUT ST. 3GlO CThe obarta-Large
cool rooms with or without vrtvate bath:
all convenienCcs. porch. convenient TO J.;
board optional. Phone BarIng SH2.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05
LOGAN
-r"uFI", U'"TTT N WW-, w ~, We
Observation-Disclosures RB\S

LANSDOWNE-Two splendid Communcat.
ing rooms. bath. porch beautiful section;
fine bachelor apartment. g 623 Ledger on
CYSWYD-Near station. large furn. bedroom
and private bath; garage. Cynwyh 500 W.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05

Statesmen
P1GGIY-WIGGLY
TO men OF character and earnestness OF
an opportunity Is offered to Join the or
sanzation controlling the major eastern
Store System
This Is an established and remarka bly,
successful bus mess. and the financial cam
paiEn in which we are engaged Is for the
purpose of opening 1000 stores In the ter
ritory we control. Stores are being opened
RAPIDLY.
a permanent future in desirable execu-
tive positions II offered 10 men who prove
their ability over reasonable period in
the placing Of this attractive investment.
Remuneration Is on commission basis
degree In which you give yourself to the
Job.
Tuesday, 10 10 12 A. NJ
Room lOI2. Widener Bldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05

TELEPHONE OPERATING
DO YOU WANT
\ PERMANENT POSITION
amid pleasant surroundings,
with excellent opportunities
for advancement?
The Fell Telephone Companr
has positions OF this Kind
for young women
between lS and %
Sl2 n week at the start
Apply Miss Stevenson,
SELL. TELEPHONE COMPAN(,
1851 Arch st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05

TEACHER wishes position as compa nion "a
a child for the summer: preferably ons
whose parents go TO tho shore or mounts ins
Box 443. Laurel. Del. ''"'shs'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05

PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST. familiar
with putting up and sealing ampuls 4
ounces and larger; give fullest particulars
r. Room 600 1al Nassau ST.. New York.
PORTER and general utility man wanted
n tire store :.must have reference. Apply
li3n y. Broad z.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05

NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING SOLICITOR
who has had experience on large metropoli-
tan daily to go TO Toxic. Japan. on the lead
Ing daily American newspape in Japan; ex-
penses paid coming and going. provided ap-
plicant stays for y period of at least three
Years; unmarried man preferred: ! also pre-
for that applicant have tho training OF in
sid" office work Of a newspaper: In replying
state your newspaper advertising experience.
considered. NJ COS Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05
". IT, BAI.L z SON
l3S L.ASD TITLE BLDG.
ROOMS FOR RENT

FUNDS. lst and "a Phila and D"l Go
mtes $. r Lynch, iI2 :. lGth. Srr. I"i'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05
HELP wANTED-FEMALp
General

and girs to stem stra wberrics:
=. good pay; r. j Ritter Co.. 22i4 Scpviva
1t. Philadelphia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23
". & |, {. MERGER
REPORT DENIED
Cleveland Banker Says, Railroad Deal
Not Being Considered at This Time

According 10 4 prominent banker Oh
Cleveland. closely affiliated with me
Van Swearingen Interests. the report
that hlg railroad merger, involving
the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad Is
erroneous He further made no COM
ment except to declare shch merger
is no. being considered whatever at
this time.
The story reaching here Is said to
have come from tho Boston News
Bureau. Il financial publication OF Bos-
ton and an authority on railroad actiV-
tiles. 1t declared four railroads were
In the merger. with n trunk limo or
340l miles. and said to have been
backed by John D. Rockefeller and tho
Standard Oil Company.
Negotiations the Boston report said.
have been under way for the past four
months and in all probability formal
announcement of the merger would be
made within two or three months.
The roads reported to be included in
the merger are the Buffalo Rochester
and Pittsburgh Railroad: tho Western
Maryland railroad: the w. & l.. e. anc
the Toledo. st. Louis and Western Rail-
road The new system would reach
from seaboard to beyond st. Louis. The
Western Maryland and the w. & L. F..
r. r would In all probability be linked
together at Connellsville Penna
The reported merger attracted much
local attention and II such a thing be-
came a reality II would mean greater
facilities for the marketing OF West
Virginia coal and other products.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23
REX THEATRE

The ever popular Vees-Ball Stock Co.
will change their play OF "Smilin'
Through" after Saturday night and put
on the play Of Three Live Ghosts
This play hav never been in Wheeling,
md for . years has been great sue
cess in y. Y. and on the road. The
company happened to miss Wheeling
last year while on their way West and
IL was Immediately contracted for by
tho VeesiBall Co. when IL was found
out the road company missed playing
II IN this city. Percy Kilbride Will
play "Spoofy" the shell shocked soldier
who has lost his identity until the last
act. Percy in the play has mania
for putting everything in his pocket
that he can lay his hands on. The play
IS wholesome Nun from start to finish.
II teaches no moral. IT Is never vulgar:
but II is a riot of laughter from be-
ginning to end. 1t has pleased thou
sands and will do the same in Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23
TOTAL RAryED II SA4.ae7-s3IBEsr
PERCENTAGE or AMY CITY or
IT'S BrxA or LARGER IN
TEE EAST
Exceeds Original Quota Of $4,000
Campaign Work Directed and
Done By voluntesr
workG1

wheclinE's record IN the recent Sal
walton army campaign was the nnest
of any city of Its size or larger In the
eastern division This fact was dis
closed last night at the frst meeting
49, ;he advisory board since the cam
Nign. Commandment Phillipson stated
hat the only other city Of any size In
the eastern division with a better per
crntage record than that OF Wheeling
VAS Meadville, Pa, which had quota
or only $4,000. while Wheslings was
$4,000. '-''..'-
The total raised here during the cam
pajgn was s14,c9T.53. or this sum.
si0.SiS43 was IN cash and $3,349.10 In
subscriptions to be paid later. As a
matter Of fact. Wheeling may be said
10 have exceeded It's quota. since the
original quota was $4,000 and was later
raised TO $4,000. Such record. con-
siderins the recent depression. was
highly gratifying to the members or
the advisory board. and they believe Il
will be equally gratifying 20 the gem
eral public
All OF the work OF directing and
soliciting was done by volunteer work
ers, none cc whom was paid anything
Po- ths service This was the frst
time that such campaign had oeen
attempted without outside paid work
ers. I'D a substantial sum was saved
The otal expenses OF the campaign
were s549.3S.
Tho next meeting o. the advisory
board will be held at the call or the
chairman, Mr.. c. J. Hunter.