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New Britain herald., 1922-10-13

Kibbe's Peanut Butter Kisses at 25c pound. A delicious con- lection. Wholesome for chil- dren.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-06
Questions Answered
Naturalizing Of a ForeIoner

To the Editor OF hc Evening Public Ledgcr:
Sir--Wil! sou be so kind enough ns to
publish In tho "Qucstions Answcrad' column
the requirements and the necessary steps to
be taken Ia orGcr to become an American
citizdn? And after the first papers have
been obtained is said person entitled to
protection from the United States Govern
nent? T. e.
1t is necessary At the outset to h!o a
'declaration OF Intention 10 become an
American citizen. In Philadenhia this ia
done In the office OF The clerk OF the United
States Court. Federal Building. Ninth and
Chestnut streets In this declaration the
applicant must renounce allegiance to any
foreign Power and must give Information Of
his age oc"upa tiun. time Of arrived In the
United States. etc. This declaration cannot
be ..led before the applicant Is Mt least eight
con years Old and has been In the United
States at least two years. lie then gets
what are known as his FIRST papers" and
utter i've years continuous residence he
may nle q petition for citizenship provided
he has lived continuously for ut least one
year In the State whore he makes applica-
,ion. In this petition lie sets forth the same
statements made in his declara ton of In.
tcntion. and " required to answer specified
questions, His petition must bc Allied ont II,
his own handwriting and Witnessed by two
rcrutqhlr p'rsons, who must declare they
have known the applicant for At least one
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deaths

=, ,,ApEL1. NOV. g. WILLIAM iWyis,h. W. Sn'H'inS aind
washington. Camp. No. is5. r o. $, az az - -
invited TO funeral services. Tues, .:o,g :,
NJ. at late residence. 2312 =. Woodstock ~: II.
Int. nt ureenmount Gem. Remains may oe
Viewed Mon. eve.
AsHwoRTn.--Nov. 3. 1922 ELIZABETH
G.. widow of Nicholas $. A,hworth; .,d E"in "a
tives and friends are invited 70 attenn ~ .n
neral scrviccs. Mon. . =. ~. late residence
Sio Ieifers"n aye. Chentcnhnm Nohtso'''e'S
ACC0TT: ON Noy. !, 'n.t, ,i GotNmu.ddo;; na.d
years. Relatives nnd friends are invitea J.,
the services on Wednesday afternoon. ~
?:3o o'clock. at the First 80 pits, Cnurch
Germantown; tntermcnt at Ivy HI, ueme e.
terry Friends may call Tuesday evening" ~
his residence. G2oi Wissahickon ave.
=, BEAM.--.Nov. !. EM;iA r., VIZ, OF An
thony a. Eeam ,nce L!mcrl. aged o3 S.ara
Relatives and friends are invited TO- ntent
Residence, 4siG Paul st., Frsnkiord. Int
at No,,h ,. Cedar nm Gem. \, Remain" may ''
BE!.L-Nov. 3. 1929. CIiARbES, SN
husband Of The late Jane Bell !nee Si,nms ~
invited to attend funeral services Monday
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Creditor and Debtor

To the Editor Of the EpeninG EuLTc kedgsr:
Sir--We hear 20 much about the
worlds bankruptcy. II that is near,
who will be creditors? ] suppose there
can be only one explanaton-thosc that
hold the balance Of the wealth against
the Indebtedness. And if there is bank
ruptcy or fOrrclosing. Il must be cred :
itOrs or those whom the world owes
the money.
II should h. unanswerablc that they
n the best able to pny the debt in. say
one year. instead Of taxing business and
labor which are the producers of wealth,
sny for twenty years.
Another school of economists claims
confidence produces value. If we are
bankrupt it is unanswerablc that the
creditors are creating the lack Of con :
fidence by refusing to pay profits 10
business and labor.
c. JESS YOUNG.
Philadelphia, November /. 1922.
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Poems, Songs Desired
Another "Reek Of Aass"

r. p
'' ''""'' v" ''' H'e"'"~ ""''' '''"''''
Sir--Scve~al days aso read In the
Forum beautiful rocm, sort or para
phrase OH the historic I'D hymn Rock or
Ages which you stated " be OF anonE'
nous authorship. ] have another para
rhras" on the s0!,e noble SIMS. carrying q
hopeiul MESSAGE. wh'ch w.H wrltteh o!
TO see In tn, peonles Forum when you have
the space for Il, nm, trciosing Il
mrs. NJ. A. HAYES.
Philadelphia. November 2. 1929.
ROCK or AGES
ne FRAME I, s,nn,on
"Roc, of Sr.s cleft for me
Lot NJ, hid, ,rv.aif IN thce"
sang tho lndy. aoct ana low.
Ard ,hc r,o,nn,h,Jv fo,r
uf bsr voirc so s,y,c, nrd ciear,
Eose upon IN" evening AR
w, W,'h NV .tnu'r' Wu'.n" p'"'
ROCK OF N2cS. c."It f.r ".'
Let NE ''"' "''se'i Ill '"e''
W, she sang os Oft she had
When her ,Eourht,csH heart was glad.
sang b,rausr shc sang alone
.nma ho.,M.o hnr ,n,, had rrown
Wary vim IN. tedious day,
sonr IN rh,, tbc hours away:
..roc,. a. NO. ,irf. ror mo
e, r,o MIA. noyaoir In thee
U.hcra th, trembling sta-listt falls
~, hor r,orsioo,a shndcvad walls
on Ne ohuI :nrd s,lont strcet
Wh.rn tho u.hts and shadows meet
.rnsra IN, ,odv.o voice was heard
A. tho drenenInr dusk wss s,irrcd
jvi,h Tho mus,c of that prayer
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DEATHS

yas %S q q asas, saan Fssss' saa " sSF
nSneSIs socc,S arc, inyi,sa g et,..I r.. ~
sssSs EGa sa' sSa and al fsS 'ss
solemn requiem Inass a. st. i.n i O.. cnnpy"' nnpy
esy''ss f. %rBSs si%l" ,;l'S.
I,I% ser, nvisG i't'T to attend H funcra Tues 2so
a,,Srsby Ms ''9! a$,o '%"r'%s@!df e. BTand 81. ".."a
T ss % ana G dnS pao are T. Gny% TRF 10 T
?o ory W"a ave-, r lasas Ne st Fate Fa rfi''irss n ivs a I'LL
W. ToFMhGE}EXNw M}Xw % r D. .s a, Gf"y!27's,y'c sf W7iay
ard Mary t. ydeiicksr ,nse Haranj.. Rela
"s an rTnds also ali ny;.a sGG,s,s (, Of wGsr
,$ ST. sSS aSa:, e n sSs ssS + g. Ga'$S i"|
WHY WAKH Sf dhS wEsf M%H se fST HSE5 Efsfi II hsf i
ycor. Relatives and friends ar. invited to
,c"I o'srel sreaaS sGryeTs ql T"Is and. NJ mt
Cedar HIIl Gem. Friends may call Mon.
#jAHSp L -suad,,olyi, Soy :, ,. lsssi o,,l; w,I;
WWaSTTHf % H%aiiyas S4a and fri,ads also .soiisn
c"gn ~ III and snsn A'Ga% Gnrc YenSE H.
y.4 TO iSio fSrs fsnHS ffS,y'S's g. Tsd n, N3r h.
4. ,A: g #s.sSs:r 55ss %9'@T; i.s,s2
Christs Church Ph!adeiPh'a, n.sN ,'i., Died At her
%iSFhaoyS s1Srh ySonaay mH'S H,'I N ,ns
onG at nn's ss.. n SnI
wETsTER -Lsuda$enly' a; s7kepsu -. Hog
n Tfs NJ oT s. G%H @ f'aAEhs sa1s:s. f F. ii. i
home. 500 $SennccSs St bethlehem Pa. Tues,
+. ISl:S MESpsr Vie % "Jgs:nh waadsII wSih sni
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NORR|STOWN PLANS
CAMPAIGN W|ND.UP
pinchot Leaders Will Hold Sc.
riss Of Rallies in Montgom.
cry County Tonight
WoNER VIOLATION CHARGED

epeciat Dispatch 70 Evening pnb,:c Ledoer
Norristown, Nov. 6.--rhe Republican
campaign In Montgomery County. the
banner rinchot county in the primary
election, will wind up tonight In the
traditional "blnxe Of glory" In the shape
Of nm automobile parade and tour.
About seventy five cars. headed by a
band in n bus, will leave the Pinchot
headquarters at Main and Swc,!e streets
nike to Conshohockcn, where another
auto delegation will be met. Then they
will 20 to Ambleg, North Wa les und
Lansilale.
This Is nm innovation for Montgom.
ery County political campaigns, and 1t
IL being entered into with Rre,t en-.
fhusiasm By the Pinchot supporters.
Thc parade is in charge of William 8.
Buckiand. county chairman Of the Pin.
rhot committee. and Miss Helen &.
Iiyesey, Of Whitema rsh Township. di-
rector Of the WOmcn's Pinchot Com.
nlitteC.
Wanted on the Charge OF being i'm.
rlicatcd in the illegal sale OF narcotics.
Siyles Easton surrendered to the police
nnd was taken to Philadelphia to be
nrrnirnptl before United States Com.
missioner Munley. The police have been
looking for him since raid ut the
house Of Michael Carparello on Main
stcet ten days ago.
On the charge OF violation of the
wOner Act, Charles Schiele. n Coun.
Gilman, waived a hearing before Mag.
istrate Clark and entered Sl1m bail
TAI
sfter the death of Charles Gallagher.
on October 10. The latter declared he
bought whisky from Schiele. who will
not be charged with manslaughtcr, as
no poison was found.
Giuseppe Sanseli. Of Fast Penn
street. died at Montgomery Hospital
from injuries received while clearing
the debris of the wreck Mt Whitemarsh
tower. on the Trenton, Cutoff Rail.
road. in which two men were killed.
Snnsrl. was struck by shifting loco
motive.
Frederica Warren Ferguson is suing
George NJ. Ferguson, Of Lower Merton:
for divorce on the ground Cf cruel and
bnrbarous treatment. The couple wcr.
married nineteen years ago.
The First Italian Citizens Club, on
Saturday evening. celebrated the sign.
ming Of the armisticc by Italy. The
program included music and speech
making.
The will Of Margaret Brown. late of
Bryn Mawr. dispOsses Of IN estate
valued at $G500 to members of the
family.
\ Home md School League has been
organized In Lower Providence Town.
ship. with Morgan Weber rs president,
and Mrs. William Kent. secretary.
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Civil and Spanish War Bonds

To tho Editor Of tho Evening Public LEDGER:
Sir-wiil you kindly toll me through the
medium Of the Peoples Forum whether the
United States still has any Of her bonds
outstanding growing out Of indebtedness
caused BY the civil War or whether they
have all reached maturity and been called
In or not?
Also. did the United states have any
financial obligations TO meet as IN outErowth
Of the Spn n h.American War. End. IL SO.
have they been paid or?
JosEpH n. CAMERON.
Philadelphia, October 81. 1922.
More Of the actual bonds growing out OF
tho indcbtt dncss OF the Civil War are IN
existence. All Of them we're refunded. but
there may be IN ipflnitesimal part OF. the war
debt represented in some Of the existing
rer cents.
ThA per cent bonds issued during the
Spa anioh-Amer!can War were also refunded
into the 9 per cents.
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1S Violet lane, 1.nnsdownc.
Prohibition the Important Issue

prohibition the important issue
To the Editor Of tho Evening Pubic Ledoer:
Sir-I am a Republican. know
Of no action Of the National Rcpubli.
can party at nny time whereby ma.
tionnl prohibition has been made IN
article Of fnith Of Rerublicanism. Those
Republicans who nre striving to commit
the party to that principle Of power are
lrohibitionists and not Republicans.
At no time at any. National Republican
Convention has the party ever given
It's sanction to that principle Of nntionn!
governmental power.
was therefore very much surprised
to read the remarks of Secretary
Hughes to the Republicans Of Jersey
City OH the beer and light wine issue.
lie ia quoted as having said:
"Govcrnor Edwards might ms well
propose to hnvc the Washington Mon
umcnt moved to Jersey City. The Con.
stitution specifically provides against
the manufacture and sale Of intOxicat.
ing liquor. It would take thirty.six
! States to chanpe that law
Now. Secretary Hughes. in those
words, Is doing the very thing TINT he
ctnrgcs Governor Edwards with doing.
lie knows---,lo one knows better than
hc---that under the decisions of the Su.
preine Court. adding the eighteenth
amendment to the Constitution. the
States, as States. have no voice or
vote in tho amendment Of the Federal
Constitution. Those decisions lave
nationalized the Legislatures Of tho
various States in the net Of ratifying
proposed amendments. The Court has
declared thnt the fifth article Of the
Constitution Of the United States ''ts
grant Of authority by the people to
Congress. 1t hns held that the Legis-
laturcs of the several States derive from
Congress and the Constitution Of the
United States their power to ratify n
proposed amendment to the Federal
Constitution. II has held that the peo.
pie Of the several States. who are the
States. have no power or control over
their own Legislatures IN the net OF
granting new power to the Federal
Government. BY these decisions the
people and the States ore separated
from all power over their governmental
agents in the act Of amenIing the Con.
stitution Of the United States. Sccre.
tary Hughes knows that this is so. IL he
has read the decisions. and ! presume
that he has. since lir was of counsel
who urged OH the Court this principle
Of power.
Let him tell the people Of any State
or OF thirty six States how they can
control their Legislatures. under these
decisions. in the act of rnitfying pro-
posed amendment to the Federal Con-
stitution:
Inc Federal government has given
to the Legislatures its protection In the
exercise OF their Federal power. by de-
| claring unconstitutional all measures
taken by the people OF tie several states
to control their own Legislatures In the
act Of granting new power to the Fed.
erai Government.
Under this machinery or law. how is
1t possible for the people Of thirty six
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THE iNvrsipl. HEI.MsMAS

Wireless control 3; battlesh!ps 10 at.
officiais. Late in the fnii the, battisship .
Iowa. like doomed ship. VIII seal 81 81,
obeying every ,benest Of the NAVIGATOR y has
left behind. Then. tho big suns OK her
her moving form until shc slnks. Keat
this exceptional article IN the Nraeazins sec
tion Of the Sunday PUBLIC LED0tR. Make
II u HabN."--AdU.
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FINANCIAL.

DEPARTMENT. Or pUnIIC WORKS
brEEAU SF HIGHWAYS
Philndclphis
VRED G. DUNLAP.
Chief OF Bureau.
Sealed groposals will be recelved and
tson, Friday. November 10. IDa:. Tor: oS'
Asphalt Paving (Asscssment work)
( Sand
( Limestone Dust
AsphaltiG Cement
AutocAr Trucks
Breast Pads Tor Horses
Street Dirt Shovels
Oiled Co1ts and Hats
inquire a. Room 93a City Hall,
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DEATHS


~ amf ThS%as s2Gsy Asans. 81 a. oas,y @ ss
ifISn his late SI" rssiasncs. gioo s. Garnet q;
tShnres tSnes s|Yys s,h solSma rqaG int hsfs os
crHSiT H;ytGfNT. GGfT. Sov orro husband o,
Catherine S. Kashn. aged -. Rsintlyes and
fr"n1,; snS s,2 s sscicis, are nv,id % sG s. Els
rss,dense res ,ns SG34 Utah g.. GERMANTOWN re-
.,LArFERTY. Nov .. ROSE y. I.Ar.
hasrG gsh'1 81 s as ns GhGGs fnsnGs "Fs a
sSls%n IS reaH,;" ,%Sss s. %S"r'sa Church
,,hYAMiIs MN MiIsAsIJ $s%; 2; io?G L'I;lAhN Fl H. ~
s.ryises on Taes%ay %ftsrnosn. q, . n'eioY;ks
sssnin@. ,s,msn. private Fr''"1s may call Monday
LEApER; Nov 1872, WILLIAM. bus bus
Gf and i'9s sdSGs na' So isas nTn
Hssni:t Ghnrch are Invited I. attend 5,crs
Mascher IT. services ;Hi;j Alpha ia p,ist chnrc6,
2p. NJ Int; private. Grrcnwooi 'k. Of P)
X Sron MEAy ANY iIn.r% WSnSsapy ioSG NJ
asLh liz hAR;@@" ARssISI H"y:: 'y:, 'll,aa, !.E2xAnr r.
Lsar tnSe, puiSnet,}, o%eg 40 years ,Eea;
y's NJ ""T IA" ri p%a "1 fs1 rs "5G f %o 70 5hl 81 sE
inston Camp, so. Il, Of Ocaan city, r., !.
Ss';s Ss% 1G?Gi :SS. TrS TA;:'i pnss "s""G
:, IEyy NaE5js SIs ~, nT11, hu;h3na Of ,aG
RE senss %"IS !S '?,a Norah f oaFs Y" @ @
SHn,fS' f'f he ~ "@& e %,S?r '%3',Ts +
H4Sx :f2 nF1y5S;i RI s:Sas Month s o.s NJ NJ
ELLiEN is, ~ bon m!SFnN y EH,Msr@i a"ryLce: at
ss 'own aIS pa ' i9s'Hi c9@n M6h Xxx s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a. ASIA
! -. nov. ~ ltrilI iIhR JsiIDil-
" %vea tor SinF cSs; ""& 'yf1H:
Gsncs; henr srrI hTSri,pn' pHi,s' rrsh leaves Mar
1'h 'hash"S?!, < iio!@ E5f!ifE:r, MAru.pA.
osed ss"hfTr s 20 da%s ya"I run%r nn ft M oSh
avr MSEto1 y; M ,.,a >. a0,
No Ia f. %'S, r. 10 Tor@a" S %nSt 4 @te'ac,S sonial
e. M "T,:' ate rss1an; !: %" 81 sq" q oE =
s"sary a ea" %nurcn , 'uf n hnrg gy Of rSss ,ss
,..,So, MSAspERSnS II tS,s|, ~ D. RARThHA r.
In % her SSH yaSr "a.iV. nee End frIaHd. ff.ns%dI
arS" Is's ssisr"c; ia ~ s basns.p Ms 'F?m s'
Church i ~. IN. Nov Ga'hedr"i III @"m ".,
I,,;, whGREXHE G. Mo yG,yy wI%rH5s!!n VII: 9r w
later. ''' '>''''e OF 'u"eF"'
{ He,Ts i5io g g s'. i%%y Lo,!#':
s"Hedcr ?" Son ' lo IL & S"" cn%An nj N'T st. eny Imt
hushrG M%EI Of Forc I E,eT, lG$s gnss I"EN r.
o in her 52G y",r n"s:ivoe anI ,rond4 1Is3
..,sr e. Q ,GIi6o; M 80 4; l tn" =, ",o2;a%cs q ,Gs
" tend tuncraI T9ss s&o A- IT.. M' f rom no HHf'i Hf:
. solemn rnuui, m mas a, ~. CanrrL 81 ,I,o
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FINANCIAL
LAIRoBE C3NSEI.I.syIILE COAL a
?0-YEiR 90 SINKING FUND GOLD

Notice Ia hereby given that pursuant to
above bonds. each for 81. 900. have been
drawn for redemption on December /. 1922,
out OF money other than In the Sinking Fund
st lG5.o and accrued interest to that date.
Tho bonds drawn and numbered as below.
be presented for payment At the office Of the
Commercial Trust Company Trustee. City
Hal SQUARE odo dpohiladelphia; on or after De.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-06
Annual Aleetlnss

e" THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
.,,,, ..ont%rlbHiGrs % Of ~. Christopher's Hos
fssgsIsb4 fSHs%SsF i4th; 1874 = Gi7 Chestnut street
BY order Of the Hoard Of ManaEerH
cHAs. HENRY SCOTT. JR..
Efgs THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TiIF.
Co. vii, iiSSshSdes; 3. Sea ,S SSs re EsSslsior Trust
H.ssrmantown Ter and Lehish aves, Monday, Nov.
svtn' lVs2, at J., NJ. at which time clection
ssnsrs! business AZ may come before The
T.. T. BALDERsToN. secy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-06

CLERKS
The Curtis Furnishing Company has clerical
positions now open which the
or ahahition. Intelligence. Initiative. sincerity
and Willingness should not fail 10
INVESTIGATE
u you are 1s TO ~ years Of az. ana have
had two or more years Hish School Odn0a.
YOCR OPPORTUNITY
'aI and see me-: Bring your girl friend.
,,.... -...- Mrs. Patton
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE so4 sansom st.
ETnDloyment Office open from $50 A. ST.
to +. NJ, inctudins lunch hour.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-06

GIRLS AND WOMEE-ws are addins \
new d.psrtment and snlersinG ssvssel
100 mo!o Girls at once; aIl iisht work 10 4
modern, upto-date factory; because of 0vS
close proximity TO the subway and elsyAte1.
5!d st, station also 70 Barring, Lancaster
aN~.. Darcy Spruce. Baltimore ave ond
Spring Garden st surface lines tnnkss n
-asy 10 reach our plant from all purts o{
ths Guy. Apply factory office. II. r. Psiste
Co.. S-Ol Alch ~.
GIRLS CIprutATE CpATEHsJ -. WIZ
wiTW or, WlTl!Our Exf fGtIESrE nNsS
m.y,EH - YEARS Oh, Ebh PEMMANENf
pNiD WHILE L:AHNlNU I.rNrSIEOSs
SENEEn AT COST EitlCEs; EXTKA CUM.
WHITMAN y
AS RACE Sr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-06

CRDCfETERS experienced wanted on
shade rings 10 do work at home: no, work
Mau,er G. sons Co. 43ll Wayne ave-, nssr
18th ard Germantown ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-06
GIRLS

GIRLS
VITO have reached the age OF Ia years d
start as messengers. We give them thar
ough bus'ueHs training and promote them Z
hlHA"r pVs1i!Cns as vacancIes occur. ApDlS
LWpcI neri Bure3u. fourth floor,
GIMBLL BROTHERS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-06

SEARS. ROEBrCE AND co.
4Ci0 ROOSEVELT BOULEVARD
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CLERK

CLERICAL ASSISTANT for salss.
work in manufacturing plant. north
east section substantial cducatio
initih tiv" and ability to handle do.
tan essential state age education. Fl
experience and salary dcsirod
Address II So. =. y. Cox 347O,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-06

GIRL wanted for general housework: new
house with all modern conVeniences; 9ood
wages. posIt.o permanent. Phone German.
town 5Gi4 J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-06

GIRLS

Can YOU .wr.re ql!ck,y and leaibIy. Are
;"u pas J" ""nrs 10 Y"u want attractive
work. Then Gu and 80" me
Mrs. Patton
CURTIS PrRLISilNG co. G0i SAMSON o.
Emp!oym.ul Dh.Cc open from $50 A. u.
t. +. VI including lunch hour.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-06

App" Enpioyr,en. Department
: \. u. 20 8 p. ~.
saturday noon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-06
AN OpPDl,Tu %rTY

@N opIDl,ru NIrY
several women wiu hc utyar n,cnIrg r,o-
piuHurat or muip evenings zach week an
rilchrta rugt hc over - years Of aae. o.
uvilent pay II those selected CAL tuesday
eNenlngs only ai o'clock SHARP ASK for
M s'srs' 1901 Colonial Trust Bldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-06
CLERICAL |.

We have number OF openings for younr
women 8 TO 20 years OF are to write and
price orders; this work dequires no previous
cxper!. nee and vii! be permanent to those
who qualify.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-06

COOK FOR institution Of 200 children. Reply
A. d. Fabar. Jewish Foster Home. Church
lane and Chew st. Germantown.
COOK. no washing and ironIng: must bs
. reliable: sleep in. Apply $40 Broadway.
Camden. y. J. Bell phone. Camden ara r..
COOKS. chambermaids and housek esp0rs
wanted for Cath. reotory. u 6ln. Led on,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-06

\ Home and School League has been
organized in Lower Providence Town
ship. with Morgan Weber as president,
and Mrs. William Kent. secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-06

The will Of Margaret Brown. late Of
Bryn Mawr. dispOsses Of IN estate
valued at $G50O to members of the
family.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-06

The First Italian Citizens Club, on
Saturday evening. celebrated the sign
ming OF the armistice by Italy. The
program included music and speech
making.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-06
1ATRnRE :C0NNELl.SYILLE COAL &
So,HEAH go SINKING FUND GOLD

=, Sotice II hereby given that pursuant to
dated June /. 1911. SO OF the above bonds.
ssaGh s for $1,000. have been drawn for re;
eccrued interest to that date. The bonds
a,"n. Srawn and numbered az, below, with all
sented for payment ut the Office OF CONNER.
Slal Trust Company, Trustee. City Hall
square. philadelphia. on or after December
!. l82?. when all interest thereon Will cea SO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-06

Frederica Warren Ferguson is suing
George NJ. Ferguson. Of Lower Merton.
for divorce on the ground u cruel and
bnrbarous treatment. The couple wcr.
married nineteen years ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-06

,GAi.I;AG!l:R. - denly. Nov. B..
THOMAS =. HUSBAND Of Josephine G Gal.
lugher ln"e Conway Due notice from real.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
NIRClNIAN HEADS
OKLAHOMA HIGHWAYS

Especial :" I'll" Times Dispatch.
WINCHESTER VA. oct. If
From my miles Ia iioo miles Of
good hard surfaced concrete ana
grave roads Ia oklahoma in four
Years and recognition given by the
trit"d states bureau Of Public
Roads Tor general efficiency. is the
record mad" In that stat" nv Brent
Clark. Winchester High school
h"r who holds tho office az state
highway commissioner Of oklahoma
Tn" "utirr road system Of tho
State. inrludiur roads not vet hard
surfaced. is valued -, <lu0. n0o. coo
and IN" department headed by MIR
clark * preparing {" do $50. 600. oou
worth 80 work.. y latr" par, "f the
cost VIII L." horn" rs Federal nid
Ia addition {" -Uurlup the states
road department. Mr Iiark manages
IN" automobile. li""rS" bureau and
Is said I" hav" saved IN" state much
money lay haNlur Ii,rr>" tags made
Icy stat" prison ""uviciS instead az
"u\ 'nI ,h"m in TIA" open market