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SUNDAY'S SERMON TODAY
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MlHtC? i "THE GOSPEL PLAN"
"In tha course 6f my reftdlhrj the other
ay, 1 came across some things that have
foeerl of great help to me, and I want to
gttsa them on to you with tho hope that
they will stvo you a clearer vision of
God's plan of redemption, so Wo are solng
to consider this afternoon tiod's marvel
ous plan of redemption as revealed In the
Gospel. If the Bible Is not tha word of
Uod, tho whole of our Uvea Is ono
vast mistake. Good and ovlt can only
1)6 relative terms whereby wo oxprosM
jur line of conduct. Thero Is nothing left
But to please ourselves. We becomo a
law Xinlo ourselves, and that spells nn
Bfcliy, f6r without ft revelation from God
jitr have no knowledge of a hereafter,
nor of a Judement beyond our present
Hfe.
"Thero aro three cardinal points which
wei must believe In order to fully under
stand tho plan of redemption throttffh
Jesus Christ: (1) the Divinity of Christ,
(3) tho substitution, (3) tho resurrection of
Christ,
' ''it Jesus Christ was not ns ho claimed
to ba the Son of God then Ho was tho
(.realcit Imposter who rver lived, slnco
Ho claimed to bo tho Son of God, the
divine redeemer of man, which he could
not be If Ho were only a man.
"If man cannot be Identified, In union
with Christ, then substitution Is a fraud
and only nctlor. God's Justlco could not
liavo been satisfied by vicarious punish
ment of man like other.
"If Christ did not arise from tho dead
thero is no proof that His undergoing
punishment for us will avail anything.
If tlo did not arlso from the dead, what
proof Is there that tho sins of tho world
that were laid upon Him have been lifted?
"Therefore, we will examine these points
by the light of tho Bible and establish
their truth, so wo can say with Paul:
" 'Though an angc, from heaven preach
any other gospel, let .'Jm be accused.'
"Note what the prophets Bay, 'Propare
ye the way of the Lord, make straight In
the desert a highway for our God, be
hold tho days come, salth tho Lord, that
I will raise up unto David a righteous
branch and a kin? shall reign and pros
per and shall cxeduto Judgement and Jus
tice in tho earth. In his days Judah shall
ho saved and Israel shall dwell safely,
and this Is his name whore he shall bo
called, the Lord, our Righteousness.'
" 'And thou, Bethlehem, though thou be
little among the thousands of Judah, yet
out of thee shall He como forth unto me,
that Is 'to be ruler In Israel, whose goings
forth have been from of old to everlast
ing.' "A stone of stumbling, and for a lock
of offenBO to both houses of Israel.'
" 'Unto you, therefore, which believe,
Ho Is precious; btit unto them which be
disobedient, tho same Is made a stono of
stumbling and a rock of offense.'
" 'Unto us a child Is born, unto us a
on Is given, and the government shall be
M 4 upon His shoulders and His name shall
be called wonderful.'
" 'Behold, a virgin shall conceive and
Ytnat. i nrtrt anit thnll hnlt Call His name
Ml ImmanueL
" 'Tho Holy Ghost shall come upon mee
and tho power of tho highest shall over
shadow thee; therefore, that holy thing
which shall be born of theo Bhall be called
the Son of God.'
"Surely we havo in these, passages a
sufficient number of prophesies so cleraly
stated that he that runneth may read,
and thoso whoso duty it was to make
known to the people the will of God as
set forth In prophecy should havo been
fully prepared to recognize tho Messiah;
(had they been studying tho prophets,
looking to God for guidance, they would
havo recognized Him as sent from God
to redeem Israel; but they were teaching
tradjtlons Instead of the commands of
God.,
''John the Baptist, the forerunner of
Jesus, said, 'Behold the Lamb of God,
which takcth away tho sins of tho world.
"Jesus also bares witness concerning
Himself as divine. 'Verily. I say unto
you, before Abraham was, I am.'
" 'Where two or three aro gathered to
gether a ray name there will I bo also
In the midst of them.'
" 'All power Is given unto me in heaven
nd In earth ."
" 'Ho that hath seen me, seeth Him
that sent mo V
"Jesus said, 'Though I bear record of
myself my record Is true I know whence
I come and -whither I go.
"It was In no uncertain way that Jesus
bore record He was tho Son of God.
The Jews did not misunderstand Him';
they accused Him of blasphemy. The
High Priest rent his clothes.
"The Jews sought to kill Him, because
He not only had broken the Sabbath,
but said that God was His Father, mak
ing Himself equal with God. 'The Jews
took lip stones for to stone Him.' It is
remarkable that even the devil was forced
to confess Him as the Son of God. 'What
havo I to do with thee, Jesus, Son of
the Most High God? I beseech Thee
torment me not.' When the deyil gets
cornered he begins to whine,
"All of these verses provo that Jesus
was the Son of God. He claimed to bo
tho Son of God. The Jews understood
His claim and killed Him. The apostles
alt bear witness to this truth. Why was
it necessary that God should coma to
redeem fallen man? If Christ had been
but a man, He could not have been the
Redeemer of the world, for He would
hava partaken of man's Blnful nature,
and would have needed redemption. Ha
was only mado In the 'likeness of sinful
f.esh.
"If Jesus had been only a man. Ho
could not hava borne sin's awful load.
BeJne tho Son of God. He had a right
to His own life, and He had power to
slvo it up for sinful man by taking his
place in punishment and die in his stead.
"There Is a proverb that many a true
word is spoken In jest. Never was a truer
word spoken in moro bitter Jest than this:
Tie saved others. Himself He cannot
lave." There was no other way whereby
man could escape. If our substitute had
refused to drink the bitter cup, wo would
alt have been lost.
"The Jaw of God's justice required the
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punishment of sin. If He -were to par
don sin from love alone, where would be
Ills Justice. If Ho punished man In strict
Justice, where Is love. If substitution
was merely payment for a debt, substltu
tlon would BUillcc, as where a man pays
another's debt and the claim Is satisfied.
"With Christ wo died to sin
"Lay burled In His tomb;
"But qUIcnencd now with Him, our life
"Wo stand beyond our doom,
'It Was necessary to our salvallon that
Christ should be raised from the dead
and thfil there should be proofs of His
resurrection, for had not God received
Him again Into His presence by raising
Him from tho dead Ho would be still
ladfnod with tho sins of the world and sin
would not bo atoned for. If Christ bo
preached that He aroso from tho dead,
how, say somo among yoi.li that thero
Is no resurrection? If there be no resur
rection of tho dead, then Christ Is not
risen, then la our preaching, vain, then is
jour faith vain, and we aro found to bo
false witnesses of God bocauso wo have
testified of God that raised up Christ, bo
Inseparably was resurrection preached
with "the gospel that tho Athenians
thought Paut was introducing two new
Gods. .... ... .
"Chvlst explained to the disciples that
the Scriptures prophesied His resurrec
tion. Ho opened their understanding that
they might understand. Thus It la wrlt
, ,..i tiiim II behooved Christ to suffer
.and rise from tho dead tho third day. that
rcpentanco nna remission m sms auumu
be preached In Hla name among all
nations. . . ,
"Jesus Christ, our Lord, who was made
of tho sbed of David, according to flesh
and declared to bo tho Son of God with
power, according to tho spirit of holiness
toy resurrection from tho dead. Hero It
Is shown, while Jesus was of David's
seed from tho human side, the Holy Spirit
witnessed that Ho was tho Son of God
by tho resurrection. He was delivered for
our offenses and raised again for our
Justification. Tho resurrection proves be.
cause of Christ's death and resurrection
that Ho was justified beforo God.
"The fact of the resurrection can be
proven by Independent witnesses. 'Now,
when Jesus was risen early the first day
of tho week He appeared first to Mary
Magdalene, out of w'nom Ho hnd cast
seven devils, to whom Ho showed Hlm
Belf alive after His passion by many in
fallible proofs, being seen of them 40
days.'
"Tho devil know Jesus would rise, for
hOfbellevcd what wns written. Ho mad
terrlfto efforts to offset tho effect and to
account for tho emptiness of tho tomb by
lying. Tho chief priests and Pharisees
camo together unto Pilate, saying 'Sir,
wo remember that tho Deceiver said while
Ho was yet alive, after three days I
will arise again, command thcreforo that
the sepulchro bo mado fast until tho third
dny lest His disciples como by night and
steal Him away and say unto tho people
Ho Is risen from tho dead.' 'Pllato said
unto them, yo havo a watch, go your
way, make it bb suro aa you can. And
they went and mado tho sepulchre suro,
sealing It with a stono and setting a
watch. Behold thero was a great earth
quake and tho angol of the Lord de
scended from Heaven and rolled back tho
stone from tho door and sat upon It. Be
hold some of the watch camo Into tho
city and showed tho chief priests all tho
things that wero done. They gave large
sums of money to tho soldiers, saying.
Say ye His disciples camo by night and
stole Him away whllo you slept. If this
should come to tho Governor's cars wo
will persuade him to secure you. So they
took tho money and did as they were
taught.'
"If God had not raised Him from tho
dead thero would be no evidence that
there had been punishment for sin, and
man would bo stumbling on in darkness
without a redeemer. Therefore, theso
three thlnga aro necessary to all who aro
willing to accept ChrisJ.: (1) Jesus must
bo divine, otherwise He would havo need
ed a redeemer HlniBClf, and Ho could not
havo taken our iplaco. The question of
the divinity of Christ was tho question be
tween Him and the unbelieving world, in
and out of the church. It was on this point
that Ho was attacked In the very begin
ning of His ministry. 'If thou art the
Son of God " This was the charge
mado against Him at tho Sanhedrln; tho
charge against Him was blasphemy, be
cause under oath ,Ho made Himself equal
with God. If ever there was a time when
Jesus could have corrected any falso in
ferences about His deity this was tho
time. He confirmed everything under
oath, yet was still on this point when
they Jeered Him as Ho hung on tho
Cross and said, 'If Thou be the Son of
God, como down and we will believe.'
"I cannot imagine' the possibility of
any one with ordinary Intelligence enter
taining the least doubt as to Jesus being
the Son of God. I do not doubt 'Him
for an Instant. If I wero tho only man In
the world that believed In Jesus that be
lief would be enough evidence to me. So
overwhelming is the proof on tho side
of Christ that it Is imposslblo for a man
to deny Christ without committing In
tellectual and moral suicide.
"I notice that those who are the most
virtuous, self-sacrificing and uplifting are
those who believe In Jesus Christ
"I know of a world that is sunk in
shame,
Of hearts that are faint and tire;
I know of a name a name a name!
That can set this world on fire."
"If you would understand Napoleon, go
to France. If you would understand
Ciomwell, go to England. If you would
understand Bismarck, go to Germany; If
ypu would understand Knox, go to Scot
land. "If you would understand Jesus, go to
the Cross on Calvary.
''I would rather be a doorkeeper Jn
the House of God than to dwell in the
tents of sin and wickedness.
"Give me the gold of earth and I will
weld, a sceptre for Him.
"GIvo me the mountains of the earth,
and I will build a throne for Him.
"G(ve me the stars of night, and I will
weave a garland for Ills brow.
"If I had in my control all tho music
and harmony of the universe, I would
call on the angel choir of heaven, all the
orchestras of earth, all the thunder peals
of the mountain tops and all the voices
of the sea, and I would have them Join In
the grand anthem, 'In the Cross of Christ
I glory,' "
SIMPSON, THE VILLAGE QUEEN ASK CON WHAT HAPPENS WHEN
EVENING LEDGBB PHILADELPHIA', FRIDAY, FEBRtTARYJUhJiMi
OBITUARIES
CAPT. W- S. FOWLER
Captain William S. Fowler, for years
commander of sailing Vessels engaged In
the coastwise trade, Is dead at tho home
of, his daughter, Mrs, George S. Proud,
8023 North Broad street. He was S6 years
6ld and his death Wednesday, followed a
lingering Illness. The funeral will be held
Monday- from tho homo of his daughter,
Mrs. William Byers, r.tO Chambers' avenue,
Gloucester City, N, J.
SAMUEL BETTON
Samuel Bctton, a well-known clubman
and In his younger days famed as a
cricketer, Is dead at his home, 206 South
22d street. Ho succumbed Wednesday
night after a brief Illness,
Sir. Bctton Was born In tho White Cot
tage, Germantown, 73 years ago, and was
tho son of Dr. ThomaB Forrest Betton.
He received his early education In pri
vate schools, and was a member of tho
Philadelphia Club. Ill wife, who was
Miss Nancy Bhaw, died two years ago.
Tho funeral services will bo held tomor
row morning at 11 o'clock at his lata
residence.
MRS. IDA JOHNSON
NOttniSTOWN, Pa., Feb. 19.-Ida, wife
of Charles Johnson, Stnto Insurance Com
missioner, died hero this morning of pneu
monia and heart disease. They had one
child, Elizabeth, wife of Stanley Drake.
IN MEMOIltAM
HESS. In loving memory of It. HENRY
11BSS, who departed this lira February 10,
" WIFE AND DAUOHTCP. MELVINE.
catfjg
ALLEN. Suddenly, on February 18, 181B,
Rev. WILLIAM ALLEN. Jr., pastor of tho
First Presbyterian Church of Haddonfleld,
N. J., aged M jears. Relatives end friends
nro Invited to attend tho funeral services, on
Monday afternoon, February S3, 11)18, at 2
o'clock, at the First Presbyterian Church,
Haddonfleld, N. J. Interment private.
ALLEIIACK. On February IB, 1016, SARAH,
widow of John Alloback Funeral on Hunday,
lit :i p. m , from tho residence- or her son,
Albert Alleback, !4U North Hollywood St.
Interment private, ut Odd Fellows' Ceme
tery. AMHLTCR. On Second Month 18th. 1010,
HARRIET D., widow of John Ambler, Jr.,
aged 6.1 years. Itelatlvcs and friends are In
vited to attend the funeral services, at 2
o'clock, on Seventh-day, 20th Inst., at her late
residence. 1727 Oxford st. Interment private.
ARMSTRONG. On February 18. 101B,
EMMA ARMSTRONG, wlfo of Chifles Arm
strong. I'wierai services or. Monday, 1 erjru'
ory
at 2 n.
at tho residence of. her
husband, S13 North 2Sth St.. Camden, N. J.
interment Arlington Cemetery.
BATES. On February JB, 1015. MAIIT,
relict of Martin O. Bates, formerly of i:i23
South 13th st. Furcral on Monday, Febru
ary 22, at 1:30 p. m., from tho residence of
her son-in-law, Charles E. Farley, 003
laskcr st. Interment private
BETTON. On February 17, 1015, SAMUEL
BETTON. Funeral services -will bo held at
his late residence. SOS South 22d St., on Sat
urday, tho 20th Inst., at 11 o'clock a. m. In
terment private.
CARIt. On February 18, 1018, TIMOTHY
S., husband of Sarah A. Carr. Funeral on
Monday, February 22. at 2 p. m.. from 30O2
Comly st.. Wlsslnomlng. Intcrmmt at
Greenwood Cemetery.
COIIH. Suddenly, In California, HARRY
CARPENTER, youngest son of Kate Amelia
Cobb (nee Van Itlper) and the late Charles
L. Cobb, aged .1U years. Interment private
at Laurel Hill Cemetery. Philadelphia.
CONWAY. At Denver. Col , on Wodnesday,
Fobruary 17, 1010. JAMES CONWAY, for
merly of Philadelphia, aged 02 ears.
HILLING. On February 18. 1010. ALFRED,
husband ot Mary S. Dllllng (nee Bauach
spels). I uneral Bcrvlcc on Friday, at 8 p.
in., at 140 West Luray St., Germantown. In
terment on Saturday afternoon. Evergreen
Cemetery, East Mauch Chunk, Pa., -via 12:41
p. m. train, Wayne Junction.
EI1Y. On February 10. 1018, J. DANIEL
EBY, Relatives, and friends of the fomlly.
members of the Grace Baptist Church. Grace
Beneficial Association, Ohio Society ot Phila
delphia, are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral services, on Saturday afternoon,
at 2 o'clock precisely, at his late residence,
1521 West Norris st. Interment private,
EVANS. On February 18, 1015, PATRICK,
husband ot Bridget Evans. Funeral on Mon
day, at 8 30 a. in., from his lato residence,
2854 North Gth st. Solemn Requiem Mass
at St. Edward's Church, at 10 a. m. Inter
ment New Cathedral Cemetery.
FUCHS. On February 18, 1015, MARY
MARGARET, daughter of Albert and Minnie
Lee Fuchs. aged 7 weeks. Funeral sen-Ices
on Saturday, at - P. in., at tho parents' resi
dence. 102.1 Prospect Ridge. Haddon Heights,
N. J. Interment at .Mount Vernon Ceme
tery. Philadelphia.
GIVEN. On February IB, 101B, HENRY
GIVEN. Funeral on Saturday, at 2 n. m.,
from 1823 McKoan st. Interment Mt. Morlah
Cim'tery
HALL. On February 10. 1015, ELLA L,
wife of Charles II. Hall and daughter of
the late Mary L. Moyer, aged 04 yeira.
Relatives and friends aro Invited to attend
funeral services on Saturday, tho 2uth Inst,,
at 2 p. m. precisely, at her late residence,
1.101 North luth st. Interment private.
KEENAN. On February 18, 1015, SUSAN
M. KEENAN. wlfo ot Charles Keenan.
Funeral on Monday, at 8..10 a. m.. from
1720 Moore st. Solemn High Mass or Re
quiem at St. Thomas Aquinas' Church, at
10 a. m. Interment in the Holy Cross Ceme
tery. KEKHILEY. On February 17. 1015. JONAS
KEIOHLEY. Funeral on Sunday, February
21, from .his lato residence, Landenberg,
Chester CVunty. Pa. Carriages will meet the
ll'ir. train from 24th and Chestnut sts.
KELLY. On February 17. 1013. EDWARD
SMITH KELLY. Relatives and friends are
Invited to attend tho funeral services, at his
late residence. 1.1S8 Pine St.. on Saturday, the
20th Instant, at 12 o'clock. Interment prl
vate. Kindly omit flowers. New York pa.
pers please copy.
MAY. On February 18, 1015, WALTER H
husband of Agnes V. May. Funeral serv
ices on Monday, at 2:30 p. m.. at his late
residence, W7 Summit St., Darby, Pa. ln
urment prhate.
McUKOTY. On February 18. 1015. GEORGE
McGHOTY. Funeral on Emurday. February
20. at 2:10 ii. m. precisely, from the resi
dence of Miss fcarah A. Manning, 1241 South
17th t
MILLER. On February 18, 1015, LOUISA,
widow of Stephen Miller, Funeral on Mon
day, at 2 p. m from tba residence ot her
son-in-law, James P. Leach. 2.132 East Hunt
ingdon st. Interment at East Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
MOELLEK. On February 18, 1015, JOHN
MOELLEft. husband ot the late Caroline
Moeller. at southeast corner 17th and lie
Kran sti. Due police of the funeral will be
given.
MOST. On February 18, 1015, T,INA, widow
of Christian Most. Funeral services on Sun
day, at 2 p. m nt her late residence. 3401
Fmnkford ave. Interment private. Green
mount Cemetery,
NICHOLSON, Ofh February 18, 1015.
CHARLES NICHOLSON. 8r. Funeral on
Monday, at 11 a. m.. from his late residence,
near Oio,s Keys M. E. Church, at 12 o'clock
Intermert at Cross Keys- Cemetery.
rAISLEY. On February 18. 116, WALTER
S , hunband of Emily P. Paisley and son of
the lat Henry and Eliza Jane Paisley, at his
late residence, 3851 North Park ao. Due
notice of the (uneral will be ghen.
KEKSNIDER. On February IB, 1015, ELIZ
ABETH A., wife of Wllllsm S. Itorsuluer
and daughter of Ell D. and the lata Abigail
1), Klniey. Funeral services on Monday, at
a p. m.. at the realilenco. K018 Emerald st.
Interment private, at Oakland Cemeterv.
SMITH. On February 17, 1016, SARAH P.
SMITH, widow of William J. Smith (formerly
of Philadelphia. Pa,). Servkes at the Funeral
Church" 241 West 23d st.. New York city.
Campbell Building, on Saturday, at 1 p. in.
Interment private. Baltimore, lid., papers
pleasa copy. Kindly omit tlowers.
TUNNEY. On February 18, 1015, MARY A,,
widow of Tatia -runney, of Countv Maio.
Ireland. Funeral on Monday, at 8.30 a. m.,
from the residence of her son-tn-law. Robert
Ketley, ait Jackvon st, Solemn High Mast
ot Requiem at the Eploliany Church, at 10
a. to. Interment New Cathedral Cemetery,
DKATHB
WF.LDON, On February 18, Idle. THOMAS
n., r.iuoano. or Mary Mcjroaaen weiaon,
late
of West Virginia
of West Virginia, Funeral en Monday, at
?;:!9.'li,n Toni h residence ot Mrs. Ellen
MrFadaijn, 4010 (Jreenn at., Germsntown,
n riu a. .
Hlrti Msss of Ittqulem at
st, Francis
.-vssisra cnurcn, at m n m.
WEST. At King of PriiMla, Pa
YEBT. At King of PrttMla, Pa, en Fourth
day, SecondMonth, JTlh, 1015, RKP.KCCA
K., turn of William West, In Iter 80th year.
en Fourth-
Kcismes ana rrienas or tna ramuy aro re
spectfully Invited to attend the funeral, at
her lato residence, on Seventh-day afternoon,
the 20th Instant nt 8 o'clock Interment at
Valley Friends' Burying Ground Car-ligei
will meet trains leaving Reading Terminal
at 1:30 p. m, at King of Prussia,
WISTATI. At Satem, N, J on Second Month
17th, 101.1, MAKY ANN WI8TAR, -wife of
Joslah Wlstar, In, her 08th jear. Relatives
and friends are Invited to attend funeral,
from tho residence of Cleayton Wlstar, 37
, Market st,, Ealem, N. J,, on Seventh-day,
Second Month 20th, at 2 o'clock, without fur
ther notice If.tormrnt at Friends' Burial
Grounds. Salem, N. J,
HOOD. On February 10, 1015, MARIA
BINGHAM, widow of Thomas G. Hood, In
the ooth year of her ago. Relatives and
friends aro Intlled to attend tho funernl
services, at 1 o'clock, on Monday, Feb, 22,
at her late residence. 1711 Arch street. In
terment prhate.
WOODLAND. On February 10, 101B. HOW
ARU NELSON WOODLAND, huabAnd of
Anna Maria Woodland (neoAVInther) and son
of wayno Woodland. Relatives and friends,
also Washington Camp, No. 359, P. O. S. ot
A.: tho Bookkeeper Benenclal Association,
and employes of Armour ft Co., are Invited
to attend the funeral, ot, Saturday, February
20. 1015, at 2 o'clock, from his lato residence,
5017 Hawthorne st., .Frankford. ln'crment
at East Cedar Hill. Norristown papers please
copy.
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service.
LADIES to sell silk stockings direct from mill;
cavo customers 23 per centf; handsome com
mlsslon. Wrlto J 830. Lodger Central.
ETHNOGRAPHERS, borkkcepcrs and
clerks can obtain -valuable Informa
tion about securing positions by In
terviewing Miss Dean at Ledger Cen
tral, See hT nt onco for this free
luhlcc, as tho Commercial Depart
ment is constantly securing good
positions for Ledger Advertisers.
WArtx-jvu uownsiairs gin, wnite. good plain
cook; no washing; rcf. reel ; (0. Mrs. Freder
lck Palmer, Haverford. Ph. Ardmore U7 W.
HELP WANTED MALE
CHAUFFEUR, white: yoar-around position:
muet bo excellent driver and wash car; no
repairs. App Immediately, I. 437. Led. Cent.
JiXPERIENCED for lto proposition to or
ganise and handle stock Incorporated com
pany; ground floor. E 40. Ledger Central.
AiLESMAN to hantilo the lino of ono of tho
largest paper box manufacturers In the coun
try, specializing In high-class confectionery
boxes; excellent opportunity for a sahsman
of real ability in a wide and Increasing mar
ket. M 415. Ledger Office.
SALESMAN Experienced man to sell oil to
steam plant b; etute references and salary de
sired. L 438, Ledger Central.
SALESMAN Sure ftrej quick seller; big com
mission. 442 Land Title Building,
SHIPPING CLERK wanted for foundry; wages
Sin; state age and experience. Address L
5t, uooger umcf.
SOLICITORS Reliable men who can hustle
for an up-to-date, llvo proposition. Apply
230 Land Title Building. J
Twoflrst-cIai rlty salesmen. Apply, 0 to 10
a. m.lNBroad st.
WANTED A good blacksmith who Is compe"
tent to repair wagons, etc.: a steady Job for
ths rUht man; to bo considered must give
references and state wages expected. Ad
dress A 2.13. Ledger Office.
WANTE1 A boy for coreroom; ono with
experience preferred. Apply Schaum &
tlhllnger foundry. 2d and ulenwood ave.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
BILK order, charge clerk, assistant
bookkeeper or cashier; woman of
thorough experience, especially familiar
with printing, engraving and paper
business; best references; moderate
salary to start. J 341, Ledger Central.
BOOKKEEPER, stenograpter, experienced.'
capablo of taking entire charge and acting as
secretary or pi ,,,sci. J o,u, jjcu. lciii.
BOOKKEEPER, typist; thoroughly exp. In
rial estate and Insurance. Capable taking
entire cnargo oi oun-p. , m facuK ueiurai.
BOOKKEEPER, osBlstant, or clerical work;
xp. In detail -vork. J 742. Lodger Central.
BOOKKlJlSl'fc". 0111 cicra, luimr; exception-
ally good at nnurei.MJ at.,, fauiicr central.
BOOKKEEPER Refs.. competent, v, tiling to
worn inommiB p.,. jx --, iugti wu.
r "-js.'isj.'a "i ,o"i"fB-;"
Line
ave.. Ardmote. Pa.
CHAMBER WORK and .waiting: young, exp,
whllo girl; highest ref. M MM. Ledger Pit.
CHA&iriEBWORK and waiting; young, capa.
bio girl; reference. Apply 2ifll 8. 17th t
CHAMDERWOHK or waiting; English girl;
beBt teference. 8813 Fox St., Gerroantonn.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
CltAMBErtWOrtK or waiting: private f".1';
eperlncd, English Trot, B32Q Paichsll aw..
OltAMBEnWORK und waitress: 81 r''J!;'
ence. 17, Ledger Branch. 4IBt Lancaster avo,
CHlLBNUnsE, experienced, white, girl! thor
oughly reliable; teat refs. M 503r Led, Off.
CJLEMCAt. WOrtK-Seven years' experience
In railroad and transportation wojki "p'P,'
tlonally good on detn. -t a.13. Led. Central.
COLORED, day work any kind, city er out
ot town. 707 Ni Markoe,
COLOrtED woman wants washing, day's work)
reference. 1731 Harper St.
COMPANION-Caa highly commend aUraellye,
cultured, happy disposition woman ot a i tor
. companion. Address F 717. Terry Bldg.. Phlla,
COOK, German Protestant, desltes PoJIUenl
retcrencea. im nectarine, nca, "'
COOK-Flrst clasn Protestant, competent and
thoroughly rellalla; rofs. Ii 431. Ledger Oft.
COOK-Flrst class Prot.t competent find thor
oughly tellable; refs. 102.1 Callowhlll st.
COOK,
nrst Llass. experienced and capable,
ifflce.
highest re rerences,
Li 421. JiCDRti J
COOKING and downstairs wem, colored worn-
an; ref, and exp. mm Webster.
DRESSMAKER would like few engagements
by day; reasonable. 308 B. loth st.
BXrEHIENCi.D business Hlr'L.P''"?!9, SK
typewriter, billing machine, adding and cal-
culatlng-comptometer and Acl!piu, 'ii nil
keening A offlco assist., At detaller. H 043,
Ledger central.
FACIAL maage. shampoo ng. scam li
ment ond manicuring bv the hour; '$
enced and thoroughly com. L.432, Led, on,
GIRL wishes chamberwork ., wfltlng or both;
city refoience. Call ll4 Harlan St. .
OIRL wishes position! !,',rill,(1!P'l?
waitress or cooKina. ' i --f"--,
OIRL v, ants cooking and downstairs work:
aro zu. in country. . .... u-P.M .
HIGH SCHOOL amu net wjMn, win"
c I erlcal position. H 058.. Ledger Central. ,
HOUSEKEEPER. EXPERIENCED. DESIRES
position supervising household r,J"'n,Ir
mot:iriiis children. Call or. Address
Falrmount Belmont 2637 P.
HOUSEKEEPER or t"a":,J,0l,,J!' ll'oit
tlon. apt. rrnr-t -p tree. M. KOI. Lea.un;
pm.si;'eV."kM2Vd;"6ft:
HOtlSEWORK-Settled woman, good coovc ana
bakerjcxpjrc.i8J. Ledger 0.rfl.52:
frTiorrrwii.-En Colored woman wants posi
tion In rntlmanTB home. 1210 N. Aiaerat1
INFANTS NUIISB. would tako entiro rhatm
fmm"blrtli! good rcferonce.IleJmynj47(Vl
LADY'S MAID or light clmmbcrwork Itellned
German girl, experienced sower, embroiderer
"ml packer, A 20.1. ledger Office.
,.nntMiio uir.i.TTTii Reflned woman visit-
"'."i"V':,.rm.r r7"rhOnO LoCUSt 20.17 w.
Hies, -- Kii
NEAT colored girl desires Keneral housework
SV innviniri references. Phono BarlngT
or cooklnc; refcrencca
NEWSPAPER WOMAN. oxperiencca ,
bookeeP.nB1 capable oBlce executive. II 014.
PRIVATE SECItETARY. stenographer, trained
ml experienced In law, 1 terarv and com
mercial work: good corrcsDondent and man
acer of help II 034, Ledger Central,
BDAMHTnESa would llko plain sewing or
mending by day; city or suburbs. Mrs, Ar
noiSr 2U0NLMarstonst. .
frnTrrrTFATrY-STENpaRAPHDR. special
courses at Wellcsley. Cornell and U. of P..
f.0Uei?inVan ooDortunlty to grow and provo
Longer central.
ability, it nr.7. ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER, thoroughly qxD.: good cor
rSoonaent and secretary: familiar wlth card
systems, good on notans. .i "r- '". -"
Hr 'VdraWra't'o TSC Led. Central.
" . .fiiTi Irnnmlarltrn fT TCinK'
TR-vnf7ieAIJHEn, rapid : can assist bkor. :
Ss" IB Ledger Branch. Pith Jt Dauphin.
'rrvf)ORAl'HEIt. 8 years' cxn.: knowledge
faE;"J2Uilng: ref. E lit. Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER
exnericncod
in law and
J nt2. ledger Central.
RTHNOGRAPHER Beginner; neat, accurate,
BT.f?,Vig, work and loam. J 0S2. Led. Cent.
commercim w,..
HTR-MOOltAPHER Capable, exo. eecrolary,
ST?r.IuSSml " .lii-ll work. -T 748. Led. Cent..
.WrifPK!:
WHEN IN NEED of nn experienced ortlcs as
sistant, bookkeeper, stenographer or cert,
fnli ud Walnut feOOO and consult with Mlw
Dean? of tho Commercial Department, who
has a. list of hlgh-grado. experienced girls
Sager for positions. Avail joursclf of tho
free T sen ice to Ledger Advertisers NOW.
WOMAN of ability would llko position In llnon
room of hotel; best referecces. Apartment D,
OIVO JOCUBl HL. wi.
WOMAN desires position In institution, assist.
".tamtami'il or kitch. maid. M KU. LedOff.
YOUNU business woman, experienced In gen
iiral clerical work, operato addressograph,
can manage girls and work. J 780, Led. Cent.
YOUNG LADY, exp. In billing and general
"filceworit : operates Elllott-Flsher machine
inri I typewriter. J 058,, Ledger Contral.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
A MAN. exp. In machinery and structural
erection, familiar with prints, accept any
thlng anywhere. J U53. Ledger Central.
AfCOlJNTANT, expert; booko opened, closed,
Mvstomatlzed, audited; 5 monthly up. Au
offor, P. O. Box 2001, Philadelphia;
AnvnriTiRtNO
Found a vocation! Now to get started. Ad
vertising or something ot that nature. Young
man. 23. some experience: excellent refer
ences. B 4 Ledger central.
AMBITIOUS: young man. 24. of good education
and appeatance, irpeaks French and under
stands Spanish, would llko position where
mental ability, honesty and responsibility aro
renulred; at present employed, but would
change for advarcement. J 857, Led. Cent.
BOOKKEEPINO by. tho day or hour: small
sets books taken charge of.
E. Boll, 100I Commonwealth Bldg.
Bell phone. Walnut 1257,
B'XIKKEBPEIR desires connection with largo
bank; 8jra.' exp. In banking: full charge in
dividual ledgers; Al ret. J D5(, Led. Cent.
BOOKKEEPER. Intel.,
lefs.: modorato salary.
cotnpt.,
A 20!)
Industrious;
Ledger Oft.
BOOKKEEPER, 4 yrs.' exp.; can oper. type
wrlterThandlo office .work.JS4J.Led. OWce.
BOY! strong, 10, German-American, wishes
position to learn electric or machinist trade.
11K10 w. tjomerset. -iwea n-w.
BUTLER desires position In a nlco private
mll: cood refs. A 210. Ledger Office,
CABINETMAKER and carpenter wants job
bing oTrW2cJSoppU
- CHAUFFEUR
10 ira.' actual oxper.; any standard car;
account death former employer, desires posi
tion; 4"j yrslast place; ref. J 768, Led. Cent.
fTlIAUFFEUR wishes position as mechanla or
with private, family; best of references, c.
Mactarir-;w
CHAUFFEUR, single, wants position: strictly
Kfiber ana CUrClui uiifcn wrenuunit man, u
y""'!i with last private family. B 101. Lcd.Oft.
C1IAUFFEUR and mechanic, white, 7 years'
experience, now employed, wishes private
position: any car. J Dal. Ledger Central.
CHAUFFEUR and gardener wishes position;
sober and. honest: 7 years' references, 'Ad-
riress 25 E. Price st., Germantown.
CHAUFFEUR, Al mechanic, wants driving
bos.: best refs. R. N. 8 3180 N. Homberger.
CHAUFFEUR, single. Irish, thoroughly exp.;
sober. Ind" obllg.: prom, ret. A 125. Led. Oft.
COACHMAN, gardener, understands duties of
gentleman's place; refs. U2S Qlenbrook ave.,
uryn waw.
COLORED MAN, married, wishes work of, any
kind. 47 Armat St.. Germantown.
COMPOSITOR, with knowledge of preaswork.
Industrious, references, desires permanent
rauttlon. A 230. Ledger Office.
CORRESPONDENT, sales manager or any
productive position; young man. 24 years old;
good education, having 7 years' business ex
perience, both Inside and out: Al reference,
A 231, Ledger Office.
AN IRRESIS? ABLE FORCE MEETS AN IMMOVABLE BODY!!!!
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
CREDIT tAN AND ACCOUNTANT .
Toting married man, wide business experi
ence, covering banking, general credit . wer k,
all branches ,of,l Mia aeeouaUni; personal
Interview solicited! willing te Icavo city
f..I 4t, meager wentrm.
FARMER, married, with family! 2fl '.ye"8'
exp.; ai reiercnce. j m, ,.gv,ft--. w"-r.v
GARDENER a"nd coachman, "years' experi
ence: private family! first-class referenco.
M. P., 883 N. 40thB -
JAPANESE, capable couple, desire positions
as cook, butler or lady's mnld; will take en
tiro charge. A .103 N, lath. ..
Jon tiMMimin. m vrs.1 exter.. comp., best
. references, desires position, A 2t0, Led. Off.
MOVING-PICTURE operator! 4 years In the
nusiness; low wages, u no. Kaner wni"
NIGHT WATCHMAN, ilro soft or hard coal,
attend engine; licensed. D 132, Lodgerjafflco.
PAINTER, gralner. hardwood, finisher wants
situation; best ref. Painter, .1013 N. 4th, .
BALH3 MANAGER, with successful selling and
advertising experience. Is open for tho most
difficult position now acanll experienced In
handling hard propositions both In person and
by correspondent: has ability, application
and push; Is a total abstainer and always on
tho job. B 103, Ledger Office.
SALESMAN or manager to represent! rellj
bio firm; a position of responsibility; high
est of references can bo furnished. J 7,
. Ledger Central.
SALESMANT-7 years' successful selling rec
ord, desires change; atjiresent sailing canned
goods and . groceries, n 07, Ledger Central.
SALESMAN, spare, time: commission .basis;
nighest testimonials. A 108, Ledger mnco.
SHOE SAIiEflMAN, reliable, energetic, desires
position; exp.; pest ret, j ra, iu. i-e'uim,
SITUATION wanted s handy man: can fur.
good ref. Add. John MacNnmara, 138 Tatker.
STENOGRAPHER, accurate, reliable, epeedy.
Industrious; mod, salary. A 211, Lil. Oft.
STEWARD, MANAGER. ASSISTANT MAN-
Gentleman of many years' experience hotel
and club business, now employed In present
position for last four years, wlstics to change;
Is strictly .temperate, faithful and trust
worthy: able to keep nil books and attend to
every detail of tho business; wlfo Is Al house
keeper. A 220, Lodger Offlco.
SWISS gentleman, highly educated, speaking
English, French, German, Italian, desires
position as courier with family or small
party; refs, exchanged. .1 704, Ledger Cent.
YOUNG MAN ot ability wants position -nlth
reliable people, anywhcroi havo high school
nnd business collego education; four years'
cxpcrlcnro in bookkeeping and general offlco
work; highest references given. Box 224,
Lambartvllle, N. J.
YOUNG MAN,
23. married: New York city
experience: h
reliable; will
ikplng. or clerical work; comp.,
tako anything. J 888. Led. Cent.
23, collego education; exp. clerk
machines, purchasn, charge, led.
j start low. J 042, Led. Cent.
YOUNG MAN,
on all billing
ger jtccountsj
YOUNG MAN,
work, desires
21
with knowledge of press-
pos at anything. A 228, Led.Off.
WORK NEEDED QUICKLY
, As a partial contribution to tho work which
Is being so ably carried on by the Emergency
Aid Committee. Society for Organized Charity
and Juvenllo Workers' Bureau, In securing em
ployment for needy, deserving men and women,
tho I'ddmo Lssasn and Evenino Ledger open
these columns to tho FREE USE ot the Em
ployment Branches of theso organizations.
Hero you will find listed from 'day to day
brief stories ot specific cases that have been
Investigated by them and found to be worthy
and particularly urgent ones Tho persons
listed are out of employment through no fault
of their own. Applications from drinkers and
incompetent or untrustworthy Individuals are
not recommended by the organizations, but are
provided for by tho Immodfafo Relief Division.
Employers seeking reliable, experienced men
and women can, therefore, employ the men. and
women listed with the assuranco that theyiare
helping deserving workers who only ask for
a cltanco to help themsolies. Thoy do not want
charltv. Thev want nnd must havn ImmeiltntA
employment. Will you create a Job for a few
of theso who can fit Into our organization?
je you win ao your s
will bo quickly solved,
If you will do your share, this great problem
REFER TO CASES BY LETTERS 'AND
THOSE MARKED "EA" FORWARD OFFER
TO THE EMERGENCY 'AID COMMITTEE,
LINCOLN BUILDING.
"S. O. C." TO THE SOCIETY FOR ORGAN
IZINO CHARITY, AND
"J. W. !I" TO THE JUVENILE WORK
ERS' BURDAU, 1B07 ARCH STREET.
MALE
AWNING MAKER WAS LAID OFF LAST
August account slackness; has had no work
slnco then. E. 'A.. 101.
BAKER-BREIAD BAKER, 40 YEARS OLD.
whoso last employer says ho was thoroughly
honest and reliable and In two years was
never lato ono dav. He has been out of work
0 months. Has 0 children oldest l'l yi-ars:
youngest 2 jcars. S. O. C. nSO. (Northern
ElBirlct. B. O. C 143U North Marshall street.)
BAKER EXPERIENCED BAKER WITH
good reference; willing towork as second
man If necessary; has wife and 1 child. E. A.,
Iu2.
BANK RUNNER Through tho Society lor
Organizing Charity a man. employed for 18
years as a bank runner by a Philadelphia
bank, seeks similar or any other kind of em
ployment. Ho has a wife and 2 children, S
years and IS months old. Since he lost his
position, the wife has been sewing, but her
earnings aro Insufficient for tho support of
tho family. References and Information given
at tho Society's Southwestern District Office,
1S10 S. 22d St. Flip S. O. C. 800.
BLACKSMITH-RECOMMENDED AS FIRST
class workman; honest, sober and Industrious;
will do anything In or out of city. IX A.. 1UT.
BLACKSMITH'S HELPER MAN 44 YEARS
old, with 8 children, has been out of work
4 months; employed In last position 2 years;
woli recommended. E. A., lflfl.
BLACKSMITH'S HELPER 25 YEARS WITH
ono firm, which recommends him highly; In
vestigation shows man to bo badly In need of
nein. ft. -v.. i-.
BOILERMAKER'S HELPER MAN Or 40.
with 0 small children dependent upon him,
will take any kind of work ho can get. One
of the children Is 111 In the hospital and tho
baby is HI at home. Excellent references, S. O.
C oS8 (Northern District, S. O. C, 1430
reortn marsuaii eci.
BOILERMAKER MAN HAS BEEN OUT
of work for four montns; lie has n. wife nnd
threo children, tho oungest a baby 18 months,
who Is very delicate. S O. C, BS2. Powcl
ton District, 8. O. C. 4018 Powelton ave.
BOOKBINDER AN EXPERIENCED MAN.
23 years old. with a wife and baby 4 months
old, wants work. Investigation Bhons that Im
mediate help Is vital to the llfo of the family,
who at present are living In ono room with
barely enough food to keep the baby alive.
This man can furnish the best kind of refer
enco from his last employer. E. A.. 100.
BOOKKEEPER BOOKKEEPER AND
credit man, married, who after 0 ears with
his last employer, was laid off because of lack
of work, desires employment. Ha can give
first-class reference. E. A.. 170. u
B0Y7"lS YEARSOtJIS-THE ONLYsTfP.
port of a widowed mother, 4 brothers end
slaters. Ho hss worked in a rops factory, but
will take any kind ot work he can get. 8. O,
C.. 603. (Frankford District, S. O. C, 1511
unity mrcm.j
BOOKliEEPER LAST EMPLOYER SAY3
"capable of tilling any clerical position where1
accurate clerk la desired." E. A.. 171.
BOOKKEEPER AND PUBLIC ACCOUNT,
ant Recommended by New York firm. E. A.,
171.
TJOV; IflYEARB, BTRONG. HEALTHY
American boy, will do any kind of work to
help support an aged grandfather; parents ara
dead and he and sister (20 years) out of work
some months;
has worked on Ice wagon. J.
W. 11.. BtH.
BOY. 16 YEARS. JEWldU, WISHES WORK
of any kind; driving team or doing anything
that will help his home; father la tuberculous
and no una In family of four working. J.
V. JJ.. ot.
BOY, 14 YEARS, WANTS WORK; ERRANDS
or helper around store; family very poor;
father out ot work three months; pa one work
ing but one girl out of family ot nine. J,
W, B., 862,
WORK NEEDED QUIdKT.v
explanation o Keu Humbert Ji fti'tea!lll
II.... Arf., I.Ji..,J...,. ""1 r" M Pl All till
....... ,..., -.... ,..,, con o t-reeM B,,Vffia
n , wo
BOY. COLORED 15 YEAtlH rir tTT
and willing, wants any kind of wif ol
nnd rloll-o the whole family, J YVVn
BOY, WHITE, AMERICANriBVpiBjS
dp any kind of work: rather desfrt2u'J"ul
....... w. ..ucomn. ,,. giAil ji VV B , 'M
BOY, IB YEARS. WANTBVdnVrtsirKi
can make himself useful about iter., i1,D'tl
dead! tin ftiin urn-t,(n ,.. - -.Bl?TB MAmII
baby III. J. W. H." 802. " Iam"7 Btgj
BOY. WHITE, FOLIA!!, 14v'SrnTtSi
rands, .store or factory i rih42& E";l
gCT,'rj,Cw,rB.: on yoth"l '"cew,Wtl' 'ffl
BOY, 1(1 YEARS, WANTS WOttJ? nTTttarl
kind: father AeirrlmA r.?. ."'" Op Ifrpffl
!:!5d! .""her deserted four younger i
mother lias to support six on Is w
nT.AnrcfltitTn a rm-itr, . -rr"r
has been out of work six months h..8.0'-
pm
, . . , , UJ.,, .mx, p. Ktwrenfw, p "
nrtAKEMAN -MAN AND Vi7nlrtZi
been helped wllh coal and RTocVriMi i. ?!
work badly; back In rent. EL ff. Am1 n'W
, y??. 'Employer sas a""hr.Aworkr?a
In every way." E. A., 173 "'Ultctst
niiflDainmin,u in LAST KMlTiftTI
a lil.l. . ,: ".Wrt.XB
llftCUwl
BUTCHER- A BUTCHER WtTiTTS
ind 3 children, ranging from 4 to 11 JI
age, has been out ut work for iS.iuV!
inthn. lm In (, rs..n....i!: ..r. 1Wjil
DUTCHK-R-Al GERMAN, M YE!ABs"flEnl
. will takf an v work that Is offered, hi. .SSl
. 'Aanr i ull "i, is ouerea, i
,, n ,.,,v num iiuii is oiierea. His irr,:l
edrldden with nnrnlv!- nn,i ,u.i'"J!."Ml
uouiiuutii ,v,i,i iiuruiysis, ana the famit.1l
four has been dependent on tho earnlsti I'i Si
18-year-o d pon. fi. o. c rAV iN,5i;!If Ml
liogn District, S. O. C, Clarissa strnt Mi
Tin 1 aa t,t,MHi,f.n r t H. --
scars old, with 20 jcars' experience Vif
wen-Known gas company, whom he left.,!
enm ago to go Into business for hiB,1.
wants employment as brass finisher er ..'
man In gas and electric fixtures. Unamti-&
tha gas flxturo buslncs? thoroughly &.
prepared to do work In polishing or laeanSh.
brass at homo If required. Thl; K?i
wlfo and 2 children in extreme clrcumitiJL
He can furnish tho highest refcrencM utV
enarqetpr anri qpimy. n, yy,, 173. "'B
IJUlliJill-OlULiU UUWJULiU MAlii riVfi
wfB.rCnRHAOI"o.lf l0tal ftmI,y lM !
CAQINETMAKUR r LXlnmHd5Hu$
w.wao rcfcrcncfu liao been found trastinS.
thy and uatlsfactory by investigator? or iS
imerKency aiq wramiuee, wanti work Mat
his wlfo la too 111 to bow and their two bSSIk
MtlMfAtl Idffb- nnlirl.lilnn- f- tS ' iWOJFhm
........ ..-..n. ,.w. .... n IWOI. to. A , iUul
fAliiMnr xvnutfnn airtrrrn i .'.
Tvnrlrttf mul rnrnAnlT M im -1 .k'
work. Ho 1ms tho highest references frail
he worked tov'M years, This man has & nifj
,l,U ,H III MCHpciHta vunt. j. jy., igi.
CAR INSPECTOHt-LEFT POSITION WHICH
his employers say ho filled with hlghett nt'
lsfactlon for ono paying more. On wront iu
of labor question and was dropped. Has i;,
und child. PUmlty In utmost dlitresi. S, i;
JLIU.
r l , ,!L'OT,nv.nviTt Y-r,T,T.TT "V ,,n.nw.
Uviv 4101 en.iu i v,w,,ui,u& x.airiAJir.U
by Railroad Company, will do anything, in!
.Mllpaflnn nli,vn tnflti In Iia Tinnaa, itu. ..i
competent. D. A 170, t
CARPBNTER-IIDRE IS A'PAMILY TVIIOSa
circumstances aro dcecrlbed as "desperate
by Emergency Ald-lnvestlgators, who say tint
the man docn not drink and Is a good work
man: tho man has been out' of work fa,
months; ho owes 4 months' back rent to hit J
landlord, who is willing to let him stay, buis
needs tho money himself, as lie is poor; Uitl
man's wlfo nnd 8-ycar-old boy have not enourtl
to cat, aim tncy may lose tneir lurDiturcl
which Is partly paid for; tho woman wants 14;
vvorK, ana ner liusuanu win accept say siflij;
ot a position. E A 212. tj
CARPENTER HUNOARIAN, bKlLLED ANO-J
expericncea carpenter, out ox wont sincii
fall. Is on the list of applicants ot the Sol
clety for Organizing Charity. He has a wifeS
and threo children, and an infant born slnct
he lost his Job. Is anxious to get anifitcti
that will mako his family Independent KiH
tstcred at tho Eastern District Otflcs, Ml
boutn Lawrenco Btreet. l'lie a. u. u.. dpi
n knn-wrT A MA-NT wnn rm Tin IT.t?
ulnrta nf r&mf.nterlmr work. csDecially lav-lnra
of floors; has been out o( work several monttirB
who and tnrce cnnarcn urgently in ucea mm
help; will toon bo evicted for non-csyment ofa
rent. j. vv. if., m.j.
CARPENTER COLORED MINISTER.
or painter. Recommended as a thorouiblrl
1.UII1UCLCI1L U1IU UKBCI I UI5 ,.u. .-. ""II
and 3 children. Will do anytmnr. a. A..'
105.
i
n.,itT.,mL-n i,tl ,.,,, 1,,. llltll ni-r, I'Y
perlencod man, 115 years old, with wife U44
X LJlllu, iiepuiuuio .v.iaii. uuiiuwn .ii-
baa ot Illllli lKUCU, ,cnauo hw". ,.wj.
filadly engage him If vva had anjthtnr utm
dm to do." E. A.. 187. -..?
. a i, iE,i'ni..r . ,r,i,ltl MCI V'A rPV.MTPRr-i
vears old. with wife and 4 children; BPlEiiu
referenco from last employer. E1A.,j186. W
CARPENTER WELL RECOMMENDED DT
lait cn.nloycr for whom ha worked 5 yeinv
CARPENTER EFFICIENT MARRIED JUMl
with 2 children. Has been out of wort M
leng time. V. A., ii.
CARPET DESIGNER ANt AMERICAH, ft
. a IJ la ml n 11TftIl Yttifa 11 A th 6113, Ml
been no market for carpet for several montl
Ho has tried without success to eeu &
work, llnomployment and the pnlonfM M
ncas of his wlfo haxo exhausted their svf
and this man must hove work at onw, TWJJ
aro 7 cnuaren, 1110 wawt 1- jnM-'-;
youniest I yttir. S. o. C. 010. (Geraumtoya
District, B. O. c. SJ West CheUen avcnue.)'a
CAULKER AND . CHIPPER -MAN ".
been out or work j ,""" "J... inil
last J. years lias wuiivcu '",""," ,''-,V. mfiusl
lS-ycar-old boy. who has worked In the nU
la also out ot wor. o. . -., w. '--"-i
District. S. O. C 2340 North Howard stKgJ
CHANDELIElt WORK - WELL r.WJl
manufacturing concern recommends mtt . K,
"sober, Industrious and very efficient wJJ
UAUFFEUIt-TRUCK DBIVIJB. M LM
"I
..j t nhltHrAn tit niimzest 1 i C&T 0W t;
"". 'AV" .t fc - n Mi WrMdUBS
nannanr 1 nnn 111111. r. i. uti - - -
District. S. O. C- 1S12 South 471h strttt.
CHAUFFEUR, EXPE1U ENCEU u? -
erences ?romU'we... known' cab y; wjB
.u.1 is ita tirtwj nnurlnir. Li. A.. -UI, JHLM,
rTflAIlFrEirR-rriNVESTIGATOR PpE53
wlfo and 2 chlldion stanlng; ""'". ,-f
high grade: privato references; many yean J
e x perlence. E. A., .u- ....iwlf
CLERK-ALL-AROUND OFFICE SlAJi)
CUD.to-datrbuslness methods: 5S year, of
and married; Bavlngs exnaustea; Viales" SS
..l .-APat-Annaa frnm lares nouacj, !
class?' Ea:.5. .. -jg
CLERK A' FORMER "B'VS. Wito niirl
KCllIUK wnHWt wmmi - im
oLlIRK. ANY KIND OF biuilj. ftfS&gi
old and nas who biiu -wj.i.u.v..
to do anvtmiiK. u. n., ..i.iul
nrsV cTtSSl B cleVicalf suppbrt of a W
!bnBS man wiT.i. w'ml
-children, one sick. 7,5f,,i1"",0,"Vtal
on moving van and Is willing o o o r
fan't soma ono niva -- - ;. frfnar
CONTRACrrOR'S FOltEMAN-lIAb 3 SgjMj
l,yR rSfiVtfVeeat faml y down and out; WB
Mkg&rmmi3m
lias 3 small children; out 01 "".J.wi
montlisj, desperate plight; good referee;,
tUTTER - EXPERIBNCED ..CUTI6H. jS
ladles' and children's clothes: gj"
cin glve.Plendld ettW if rom IM J wfffi
".'." S.0,5 "K,.r.'Condltl5n of ttBWia
bRWER-MAN'TuSllOyallLV g
with horses: has been 1 out of w"'" ,
JSSgyV a ?&l "owMtin
O. C, 4010 j'oneiioii vwm