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washington-It appears certain that republicans viii retkin thsil majority in both houses. but. with repprese6tation matefislfy cut.
 st. Paul-Defeat of volstead. su- thor of Prohibition Enforcehens Act, indicated ih feturns available from his district. Ret. 0. ]. Kvsie independent, iS leading him by one thousand votes. "i
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tRENtyH PREPARE FOR.
 ' NEAR EAST TROUH1E

Paris, Nov. S-Marshal Foch was sumimr oned by Pofncare yesterday to coHsfdef military plans should the Turks violate the Mudania agreement.
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San Francisco, Nov. 8-Senstor Johnson was reelected by the re- publicans by great majority. Friend W. Richardson. republican, was elected governor. defeating Thomas W0olwfne. democrat, by One hundred thousand.
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FOLLOWS FOOTSTEPS
 OF HER BROTHER

Dublin, Nov. 8-Mary Sweeny, sister of Mayor Sweeny. has been imprisoned for three days and re- fuses to take nurishment. She is on a hunger strike and may carry the act to the same fatal conclusion as did her brother.
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New York, Nov. Sth-Alfred E Smith. democrat. was elected gov ernof. defeating Miller the republi- can incumbent by an overwhelming majority.
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aIiAas 'REFUsE TO
 EvAC6ATE CoNsfANTIN0PLE

0snstansinobis Nov. s-The. A. liSd ffikh toArAifJi5iers today not ihyd keiet fAsha. tAs fe& Gosef- aSf. that ths3 w5ald hot evssaate the city in compliance with his de- riAkas. s-.
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REPUBLICAN SENATE
 MAJORITY REDUCED

Washington Nov. S-The repub- lican majority in the senate has been reduced to eight and in the house to fifteen according to the latest available returns of last night
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Washington Governors have been elected in the following states: Alsbams. c. W. Brandon. democrat. Arizona. Blunt. demo- crat. Afkansas. Thomas Me1sae, democrat. Ualifornis. Richardson, rebubIl6tn. C6IcfSdo, B. 0fffnth
 repuSaieaS. co&Asetfcut. C. A .TsAttssg1a. fsysAlfean. oeefsis.C. N Wa1kar. democrat. Idaho. C c
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BERGER AGAIN WINS ELECTION
 Milwaukee, Nov. 9-Thcugh twice refused his seat Berger was elected to congress for the third time from the fifth district.
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NEW PORT -
 = vfAiRbEN APPOINTED

Seattle. Nov. 6-Msyor Brown appointed Major P4ui Edwafds of the National Guafd to the post of Port Warden.
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Seattle, Nov. 6-The Steamship victoria completing hef nnsi voy- age dt, the Nome season arrived this morning. a .
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lMJtGE OAR 8H04RTA0E
 TH1sU COUNTRY

CAisaaS. Not. s-The pfesent car shortage Is the largest in the his- teft Of the country. the Railway AAs anHounesd today.
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London, Nov. s-Another fifty million viii De paid November 18th on the interest due the United States oii the var debt.
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St. tSuis; N6t. sth-DsmSsfatit Senator John Reed vas reelected by decisive tdte.
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Seattle-With about half the re turns in. Dill has q slight lead ove' Poindetter for senator.
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Walter M.. Pisfck. democrat. was elected governor. dsfsstinE oiSott. republican by large majofitS.
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RAHAROAD PIxAgHs BIG
 EQUIPMENT ORDER

seattle. Nov. 6th-The oHie4so. 1lffwsakes | A. fatl faiif6aA las aisssAesd fhat 1t placed an order fdt t~Saty two and one half million dSiiif5 worth 6f ears snd eneines.
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HARDING AND WILSON ~5
 GO HOME TO VOTE

Washington Nov. 8-President Harding and Woodrow Wilson both voted at their home towns of Mar ion. Ohio and Princeton. N. J.
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REALTY MINE DISASTER
 BODIES RECOVERED

Spansler: Penn.. Nov. S-Sixty three bodies have been recovered from the Realty Mine explosion.
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Washington n-Repubiican Hous Leader llondeli was defeated fol
 wyoming sAnatorship by John B
 Kendfick democrat.
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Seattle-All five republican con gressional candidates in this state have been elected.
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New York--Smith carried with him the entire state ticket. inciud- ing R0tal 8. CopeiAhd for Onited States senator over, Calder rep,Oi- cah iicumbe6t by large majority.
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RETURNS FROM STATES

Indianapolis Nov. sth-Former governor Samuel M. Ralston, dem ocrat, defeated Albert Beverage for the senate by about twenty thous- and.
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Seattle--Dill's lead At 3 p. m. to- day been cut to 2000. both candi- dates claim election.
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aIAE 14sEs
MORAL.

If you have something that you don't want and other people may want let them know it thru the col umns of the NUGGET or Bulletin.
 IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE. ...
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etansief. Ps.. Nov. sth-Ninety vere SAtofdtsd bt m etplosicn in .fs Rsaity mife. Eve bodies wsfe fsc6vsfed. All will probably per-. iiSh.
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ytJyOFsfA ARRIVES
 l SEATTLE IUDAY
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1ns Nssns Nuasst Sitvdsst ty -. t1sf sf 1i4ilsd. Pr HeatA st.es
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ENGIiANH ID MAKE
 FURTHER PAYMENT
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ilif40afBs NINETY
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-25

ton will be considerably increased in
this locality another season.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-25

O. c. Lasher secretary of the coun-
" election board is having his trou-
bles these DAYS, and his troubles are not
coming like Angels visits, few and far
between either, but in whole lunches
and by the score, and over the telephone
wire.
The principal source of his worry is
from those who want TO know. First
If il is really necessary &c be registered
in order to cast a vote in the NoVem-
ber election, and If so why?
To this the secretary has TO as
sumo his most dulcet voice, pull out
the stop marked 'Vox Humana,' and
proceed in cooling tones to inform the
fair interrogator that it is absolutely
necessary to have ones name written
there. provided they desire TO exercise
the God given privilege of voting on
the first Tuesday after the first Mon
day in November. and unless their
mime is so inscribed. there Will be noth'
ing but a cool rebuff awaiting them on
that fateful November morn.
Another one ASKS, pieasc' -"A' SS~'N
tary, how does one proceed TO vote
split or mixed ticket. not that | intend
doing so. but l have friend who wants
to know, and l promised her that
would find out for her"
Now voting split tickets has never
been hobby with the secretary ano
when one is informed that he originated
in old Kentucky where the corn Is
full OF kernels, and the Colonies fur
of corn, where the open season on re
publicans Is all the time, and where uI
to few years ago they were reierfec
to as furriners' it will be easy to se'
why he knows as little about spill
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-25
OSAGE ROBBERS SAID
BE- ORGANIZED GANG

PONCA CITY.-That there is an Or
ganized band OF bank robbers in the
Usage hills operating along the northern
Oklahoma. Kansas border is the opinion
of John Penland of Shidler, deputy sher-
III Of Usage county and special state Of
flcer. He has just returned from an in
vestigatiou OF the robbery at Dewey
last week and stated that the robbers
headed into Kansas following the bank
robbery and later doubled back into the
Usage hills.
The gang shifts continually both in
the scene OF operations and personnel
of its leadership. according 10 Penland'
lie says they operate in the smaller
towns and often take refuge in the
larger cities.
Officers OF the larger cities fear the
coming winter and are organizing an
interlocking system OF patrol from one
city and town to another TO cover all
the state and the southern part OF Kan
sas, according 10 Penland.
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Smell, But Don't
Taste, Is Advice
Given By Sheriff

Just smell OF that stuff, will you.
but for the love OF Mike, don't
take a drink of 1t unless you are
prepared TO leave this vale OF
tears" remarked Sheriff London TO
a bystander at his office yesterday
afternoon when deputies deposited
a jug Of alleged booze they captured
on a raid in the country.
The concoction looked like liquid
lightning, contained sediment of
slaked lime. had the aroma of a
burning rubber boot. and was other
wise completely organized to cause
sudden death, or prolonged insanity
10 anyone who had the temerlty to
drink II.
THAT is a fair sample OF the
booze my deputies are getting
nowadays" the sheriff said. When
moonshners started in the business
they had some regard for the health
of their customers, and most OF
them owned copper stills. but lately
copper seems to have become scarce
and now they are making it in any
thing they can get TO boil mash in.
mostly galvanized iron, and galvan-
lied iron will boil n brew that will
XIII q mule il he drinks it," the
sheriff continued.
Some time ago the sheriff sold
an the accumulated metal junk at
public sale, but at that time most
oc IL was copper ana brought a
fair price. At present he has a
wagon load OF stuff for sale. but "a
il is Of anything else but copper,
the chances are that not much Will
be realized from the junk man
when 1t * put on the market.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-25

Londan's principal law offices are 10
Gated on Chancery lane and Lincoln =
Inn fields.
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FOSTER URGING
ALL farmers TO
PLANTPOIAT0ES
Possibility of Storage Plant
of Adequate Size Being
Built in the Near
Future.

With satisfaction registered over the
years sweet potato crop. +. T. Foster
local merchant who owns n we'll titled
small farm southeast Of the city, is ad-
vocating increased acreage in the tu-
bers another year, and with that in
view, is urging all his friends who are
engaged in agriculture TO get in the
game and plant few acres.
Mr. Fosters idea is for all to raise
sweet potatoes as a side crop in con-
nection with what other stuff they may
cultivate, in this manner he believes
that sure money crop will be theirs
besides what hey may require FOR ram
lily consumption.
TIL idea OF q central sweet potato
storage plant located in this city has
been advocated in the past, aud there
is q possibility that it may develop into
something tangible in the near future,
should encourage people to raise sweet
potatoes even If they have no storage
of their own, he says.
There is already q pretty fair local
demand for sweet potatoes every fall,
and this he thinks would dispose OF
many of the smaller crops, however ne
advocates every grower owning his own
storage house IL possible, which he says
can be constructed at minimum cost
at this time.
His own storage with capacity oil
$500 bushels, constructed after his
plans cost les Ron five hundred dollars
and he says the profit on this years
crop which he has in storage when put
on the market next spring will more
than pay this cost.
81 will be glad to furnish any Of my
neighbors with copies Of these plans
and show them actual figures as to cost
of construction if the desire to build,
he said, "and 1 feel sure l can convince
any practical farmer that it is easy tC
embark in the sweet potato industry II
he chooses to do So"
Outside the lumber and paint bill 1oi
his house, the cost Of construction was
practically nil, as all work was done by
the man living on the place, at times
when he could not be employed at othel
things, Mr.. Foster says.
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LASHER HAS HIS TROUBLES WITH
PARTIES WHO WANT INFORMATION
ABOUT REGISTERING AND VOTING

ticket business as any of his interroga-
tors, but he must oblige, and so to the
best of his knowledge and ability does
so, with the meXpressed hope that his
instruction will be forgotten on the day
of election.
Il was living over in precinct so-anc-
so when the primary was held, do l
have to register agsen, or how must I
90 about it," another asks. OF course
this has all been explained in the papers
time without number. but it is up TO
the secretary to pass along the informa-
ton. that n transfer slip will be neces
sary setting forth this fact on election
day. if she cares anything about exer'
cising the right to suffrage, and so II
goes, ad lib, etc.
DO not get the idea that all the Quer'
les are made by the fair and opposite
sex, not at ALL There are a number
of mere men, who are as much in the
dark as their wives, daughters. ana =
ances. relative to the many mooted
questions involved in the coming cleo
ton. and they too, desire more or less
| information on the subject before they
venture expressions too freely about
| their W firesides.
These are keeping the telephone
wires buzzing in the office Of the secre
tary, striving TO be put straight on th'
subject.
Mr.. Lasher states that he is doing
his best to serve the people, and give
what information he can covering The
various points, but advises that all taxi
few hours off, and thoroughly study
the questions involved in order tina
they may pun no 'boners' in the booth
thereby spelling a perfectly good baI
lot on election day.
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Russell Reports
Cotton Crop Is
About All Picked

Carl Russell of the Russell Seed COM
pany has returned from an extensive
trip through Arkansas and northern
Texas. and reports that approximately
90 pc cent of the cotton crop has been
picked and harvested.
While at Little Rock Mr. Russell
stated that large cotton dealer called
over the entire state to determine how
much cotton was lit in the fields; and
his reports were that most of the crop
was in.
The same condition applied in north
Texas, Mr.. Russell said, and as for this
section, there is but little cotton left in
the fields, and practically 95 per cent
of it marketed, according TO his obser-
vations.
The cotton crop was shorter in this
locality than it was in any place Wis
tied, Mr.. Russell said, and he attributes
this to the extreme dry weather that
prevailed all season.
The dry weather had a bad effect on
tn life of the boil weevil, SO much so
that indications are the acreage in cot
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Woman Indicted

NEW YORK.-An indictment charg-
ing first degree murder was returned
by the grand jury today against Mrs.
Paulette Saudes, French woman, who
shot and killed Oscar Martelliere, broker
OF whom she was enamored, in his Of
flee on the afternoon Of october l6.
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BARTLESVILLE-At a meeting Of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars post just
organized here. j. Wood Lawrence was
elected commander and Morton East
senior vice commander Cecil Prashaw
junior vice commander, and Roy d.
Long, adjutant. Other officers will be
appointed by the commander before
the initiation ceremonies October &c.
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SCOUTS CONTRIBUTE
TO LIMB FOR V0LNO

Nearly every Boy Scout in Ardmore
has contributed a mite toward pul'
chasing an artificial limb FOR Melton
Volino, who was injured near Marietta
last February. Dr. Walter Hardy has
contributed half OF the amount toward
the purchase, it was said.
Melton was present at the county
boys and girls encampment last sum
mer at oil Springs and became Inn
pressed with the work that the scouts
were doing at the camp. lie later came
to the office of the Scouts and asked
Il Il were opssible for him to be a mem
Der in view OF the fact that he was
greatly Handicapped.
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TAHLEoUAH--Despite the drouth of
many weeks duration, satisfactory re-
turns have been experienced from the
cotton output. Many farmers have been
enabled TO pay off notes which have
been due for several years. 1t is prob
able that the crop will be larger next
year.
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ENID-Frank Cory. proprietor oil q
drug store here. is also farmer ana
holds n record for wonderful wheat
yield this year. Last fall he had p'a".'
ed 25 acres in black hull wheat ana II
made an average yield of 81 busheis u
the acre and sold for 81 per bushei'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-25

WELCH-There Is big indication of
the passing of the business slump at
Welch. The local agency of the Ford
car has received and disposed of five
carloads of Fords recently.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-25

HELENA-Two little kddies got
tired of the orphanage at Helena and
walked to Enid. They were taken in
custody and returned here. One, Dom
aid Cornelius is IA years old. the other,
Richard Knight. IL years old
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-25

DURANT-A heavy rain has put the
ground in excellent condition for fall
plowing and for seeding winter grains.
Winter pastures will also be improved
by the rain.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE


ArDITOR-ACCOrNTA young Iran, a.:
experienced supervisor OF "cneraI and de-
partmental accounts including compilation Of
Federal income tax returns. at present
ployed; reason for change further advance
uent. 332, Ledger Or!ce.
EXECUTIVE, OF personality and address
experienced in selling, accounting and az
corpora ton treasurer. seeks connection.
& $50. ledger OffiCe.
SALESMAN. we'll educat-,'. with Anqrs ex-
prrieTce in business and selling. including
handling or crews, seeks position which Of
fers possibility Of becoming saI"s manager.
. 9ls Iedser OfNCe
YOTNG MAN. - years OF age. - looking
for an opportunity, an enthusiastic worker.
with - Years business experience, advertise
ing and sales an1lysis; correspondent, stalls
tiCiaU and executive. direct by mai! and
representative s"!.!nE "NDeri"nce; especially
successful in raining and securing "0-opera-
tiOu Of suLOrl,Hates. can YOU Offer the up.
portur,tv" VI 3l5. ledger Office
YOU%G NAN DESIRES PART-TINiE
WORK pRINlEG ar; AFTERNOON
AND EVENINGS ADDRESS +. llG
LEDGER OFFICE.
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oighly experienced. wanted to tuke charGe
Of paint department In wholesale and retail
building material house. also to manage
retail department In all lines, including
builders' hardware. sash, doors. blinds. roof
ina wall board and glass; strong references
reuuired Apply, stating salary expected,
experience in detail and inClose photo.
Paint Manager. Box OO0 Norfolk. Va.
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BOC KKEEPER ASSISTANT--Y Young man.
| about 10 year, OF age for large manu-
| featuring plant: Kensington section; steady
posp1on good chance for advancement; an
swer in own handwriting. stating experience.
| reference, age and salary. Address l. SO
Rox BJaJ
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

pRI,SEMAEER cnn;,"tent. wishes engage
mont - rar day. = 3lI. l%dyer Otfce
SECRFTARY--CO COllege graduate. experienced,
desires executive position. 32T. Led. on
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN thAv the
Civil Service Commission OF Philadelphia
below on the dates named all applicants
Inust be residents OF Philadelphia. For de
tailed information appl' at Room S7o. City
iNSPECTION SERSICE--August IS, inspoc-
tor (female) legal ADD; $l400.
MISCELLANEOUS SERNlCE--August Is,
guard ,hospItals, BybeIry ,dG6n FtTmsli i 5000
CHARLES W NEELD.
LEWIS Il. VAN DuSEN.
mi
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HELP WANTEp-MALE

STOCKKEEPER - man experienced In
taking charge OF a stockroom in a plant
manufacturing small mechanical parts:
please state in detail experience in work OF
this Kind, also where you have ben formerly
employed. age and salary expected. also "
you are familiar with the keeping OF per-
petual inventory. Address 4, p. o. BOX
od6a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-03
General

MAKE MONEY AT HOME-You can earn
from 81 to 81 an hour In your spare time
writing showcards: quickly and easily learned
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CREDIT MANAGER

Large chain organizati ton has openings In
New England and Middle Atlantic States for
managers: permanent connections with good
future: prefer men with retail furniture.
clothing or small loan experience; give full
details, including experience. present and
previous employers and salary desired. Ad-
dress e. M, p. o. Box "a. Trinity station.
New York.
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SALES MAN

We NEED SALESMAN or STRONG
PERSONALITY TO RENEW CONTRACTS
AND SECURE NEW BUSINESS, WE SELL
A FlNAEClAl. SERVICE TO LARGE MER.
CANFll.E nOECERNS. AND CAN OFFER
THE RlGliT MAN VERY DESIRABLE
lONTRArT APPLY g:30 TO - A. NJ 10
70 ~ Mr.. RYAN ROOM 4l7, Az
CHESTNUT ST. ~
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WANTED
HIGHEST PRICES

paid Tor houIehod goods 81 every dsscrip.
ton also ofice furni'ure, counters par.
tltiOnH etc we go any where at any lime
A, HENRY sil-sl8 ARCH sT
Phone Market 1917
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HELP WANTED-MALE

IMMATURE wINDWRs, experienced on 4,
G. and D. e. work. Apply Mr.. Cooper
first floor. Westinghouse Electric Mfg. CO.,
IA ~ 22d st.
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ROOMS WANTED

frI%G tus.n' ~ woman IS .uIl l.," r,,u,
and board in private ftrrI.y Wsgr TI...,
.l.InhLt nrn,..,rnL u nmN- L-...I----r. nrn..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-03

EST IMATOR-ElectrICal contracting ..,t
mator Bile OF designing and supervising
working during construction: give Experience
and WAGES required. p l24. Ledger Office
FASRM LAbORERS wanted. Seabrook
Company Bridgeton. N. J.
LABORERS. 62 cents: heavy work: willing
workers. See Mr.. Mengel, Ti0 Vine qt
LUMBER COUNTER wanted who ia famiIi, >
with counting, sorting and grading mul-
b"r and capable OF waiting on retail yard
trade. Apply North PhIla Lumber and
coal Co.. 9th and l.yComIng SITS.
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DOGS AND BIRDS

SEX determination oD all Kinds animais,
bring your pets; also hne Persian kittsnc
Tor sale sl0O reward IN case wo fall ia
the sexes. See Doctors CayaL
iucce and Iezsi. 5o4 N. 8lst VI. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-03

WOMEN-There are two positions open In
our hrm, . house backed by the best rating
of all the mercantile agencies: II means an
income Of at least $40 weekly for the right
woman and quick advancement on merit;
call at once. Room 807. 1908 and 1905
[ Market 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-03

TYPIST. rapid and accurate: give full details
OF previous experience and education. Ad
dress * .. j. o. BOX 2443
TYPIST. experienced. Apply Circulat ation Of
fee. second floor. COG Chestnut st.
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AGENTS

SO STARTS YOv- in the hosiery bushes
complete: liberal commissions paid dali,
experience Unnecessary. My Lady's He
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ROOMS FOR RENT

MUORl.TN TERRACE, 7u5--Pr'v,.o ndr.,
family WILL rent select room ,v.rn = a m
d"ws urlI OCTOBER J a. $50, . minutes =
u Ia