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WILLS 1'llOBATED
Estate of S. S. Roller does to Two
Daughters.
Solomon 8. Keller, who died nt 618
North 4th street, January 21, left mi
jglrUo of $97,600, principally to two dimh
tare, Ellen Shelp nnd Amelia T. Seltzer.
A turn of t000 la bequeathed to Miss Kate
S Wilson, providing slio be In the employ
of tho testator as housekeeper at the
time of his death.
The will was admitted to probate today,
and letter testamentary were granted
to two sona-lnOaw, Jrimcs It. Shelp and
B Oliver Cottier. The eslato Includes
$90,000 of personal property.
Vernonnl properly of Thomas Iloblnson
hns been appraised nt J9H0.S3; Clara P.
Low?, $3312.29; Clara U Blatter, $3760.22,
and Henry 0. Plate, $3076.70.
William C. Bryant's Funeral
William C llryntit, who died Sunday
t his home In Hatboro, where he mado
his home with his mother and two broth
ers, will be btlrlcd tomorrow nfternoon
from the residence of his uncle, Wlllam
C Bryant, a coal operator, of 915 Spruce
street Mr. Brynnt, who was 40 years
old and born In this city, was associated
with his uncle In the coal business at
10th and Washington avenue.
OBITUARIES
Dr. John B. McMnstcr, Jr.
Ill but a few days, John Bach McMos
ter, Jr., son of Dr. John Bach McMaster,
historian and professor of American his
tory In tho University of Pennsylvania,
died yesterday at tho University Hospital.
He was operated upon last Saturday. Mr.
MoMostcr, who was 25 years old. was a
graduate, of Chestnut Hill Academy nnd
I'enn Charter School, and was at the lat
ter Institution editor of tho school maga
zine. I To Was In his senior year at the
Law School of tho University of Penn
sylvania nnd was a member of tho var
sity track team. He was also a member
of tho Merlon Cricket Club and the Uni
versity CtUb. Besides his father and
mother, ho la survived by a brother,
Thlllp D. McMaster.
The funeral will be held from the resi
dence of his parents, 2109 De I.anccy
trtct. Thursday nfternoon, at 2 o'clock.
Rev. Dr. Thomas McCurdy
ATLANTIC CITY, March 2.-Th IXov
Dr. Thomas McCurdy, a well-known au
thority on church law nnd a member of
the Judiciary Commltteo of the General
Assombly of the Presbyterian Church,
was stricken with heart failure yesterday
and died almost instantly. Doctor Mc
Curdy, who was 74 years old, served in
Wilmington, Del., ns pastor, for 12 yenrs,
nnd later nt Peoria, 111., for 10 eurs.
Ho then went to Wooster, Ohio, where ho
was 10 years. Ho Is survived by a
widow and three sons, the Ttev. Allen Mc
Curdy, stationed In New York city; Earl
McCurdy. a banker at Buffalo, N. Y., nnd
Paul McCurdy, a merchant in Norfolk.
John Stockton
John Stockton, S7 years old, who was
retired from tho employ of the Pennsyl
vania Railroad, having served that com
pany for 38 years, Is dead nt his residence,
1304 North 22d street. Mr. Stockton, who
succumbed Sunday, was n widower, nnd
is survived by two nieces and a nephew,
Edward Stockton, connected with the
Pennsylvania Itallroad The funeral will
be held tomorrow inornlnjr from his late
residence. His body will be taken to Al
tconn, his native city, for burial.
Beatljs
Al.COTT. On March 1, 1915, SUSAN C,
widow ot J. Howard Alcott. Funeral on
Thursday, at 2 p. m.. from the resilience of
her son-in-law, Joseph W. Dyer, Hot South
Sih at.. Camden, N. J. Interment Old Fel
lows' Cemetery, Burlington, N. J.
BARKY. On Starch 1. 1015, WILLIAM J.,
on of rtoae Ellen and the late Iwronca
Barry. Funeral on Thursday, nt 8 a m.,
from his late resldenco, 2631 Catharine st.
High. Mass of Requiem at St. Anthon'a
Church, at 0:30 a. m. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery.
CAMP. Suddenly, on February. 28, 1015. at
Atlantic City. N. J.. CAROI2NE MORIUS
TASKBIl, dnughtor of the late Thomas T .
Jr.. and Rebecca A. Tanker and widow of
Frank Stewart Camp. In her 58th year.
Funeral services on Wednesday, 2 p m.. at
the residence of her nephew, Spencer Mc
Keon, 2123 Samom at Interment private.
IKT On March 1. 1015, QBRHARDT W..
husband ot Anna Dletz. Funeral services on
Thursday, at 2 p. m.. at the apartments of
Oliver 11. Bilr. 1S20 Chestnut at. Interment
at Fernwood Cemetery.
EVANS. On Second Month 2Sth. 1915. EME.
LINE EVANS, aged bO years. Helatlies an!
friends are invited to attend the funeral serv
ices, en Fourth-day Third Month 3d, at 11
o'clock, at her late residence, 1718 Ingersoll
t. Interment private
JTITZ8IMON8. At Atlantic City. N J , on
February 28, 1918. JOHN A. FITZSIMONS
Relatives and friends of the family are In
Mteil to attend the funeral services, on Wed
nesday morning, precisely at l o'clock, at
the residence of his brother. DaMd Fltzslm
ons, 112 South Connecticut ave, Atlantic
City. N. J Philadelphia relatives and
friends will meet funeral at West Philadel
phia Station at 11 o'clock. To proceed to
west Laurel Hill Cemetery for intermeni.
OIlAVElt, On March 1. 1015, JENNIE
'RAVER. Funeral services at 1010 North
8th at., on Wednesday, at 3 p. m. precisely.
Interment at Monument Cemetery
HAIO On February 28, 191B. SARAH B..
-widow oi tne late captain James William
Hale. Relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
services, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2
o'clock precisely, at Schuyler's, Broad and
Diamond sts. Interment private, at Mount
Vernon Cemetery.
MICKEY. On March 1. 1015, JOSEPH.
Ioungest son or David and tho late Abblo
llckey. Funeral on Wednesday, at 2 p. m .
from his father's residence, 1017 North 64th
St., West Philadelphia. Interment St. Denis'
Cemetery.
IIOLCOMIl. Suddenly, at Baltimore. Md . on
March L 1015. JOSEPHINE DE S5KNO, wife
of J. Recent llolcomb. Services at lmmanuel
Church. New Castle, Del.. 3.18 p. m. Wed
nesdar. March 3. Interment private.
KENNEDY. On March 1. 1018, MARY E.
daughter of tho late Michael and Margaret
Kennedy. Funeral on Thursday, at 7:30 a.
in., from 644 Federal at.. Camden, N. J.
Solemn High Mass at the Church of the Im
rraculatc Conception at 0 a, m. Interment
Calvary Cemetery.
KREITZEH On February 28, 1915. ELLA
L.. wife ot Edward Kreltzer. Relatives and
friends ara Invited to attend the funeral aerv
Ices, Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at
her lata residence, 0915 Baring st. Interment
private, at Mount Morlah Cemetery. Friends
are invited Tuesday evening, from 8 to 1(1
o'clock.
IJGOETv At Miami. Fla.. on February 26.
1915. aEOUGB S. LIOOET, aged 00 years,
lielatlvea and friends of the family are in
vited to attend tho funeral services, on Wed.
nes day afternoon, precisely at 2 30 o'clock,
at his lata residence. 151 North Slat at. In
urmrnt private.
tlANSUft. in Royersford. Pa., on February
28. 1915, JOHN H. MANSUR. aged 72
eara. Relattvea and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, without further
notice, from his late residence, 4th avo. and
Spring; st , Royersford, Fa., on Thursday,
March . at 2 o'clock. Interment at Fern,
wood Cemetery, Koiersford, The remains
may be viewed Wednesday evening, from 7
to 8 80 o'clock.
McALKElt On March 1, 1913, PATRICK,
husband of the late Itoae A. MoAlter Duo
notice of the funeral will be given, from his
late residence, 2831 North 4th st.
)IcCOO On February 28. 1913. JOHN Me.
COOL, in his 91st year. Relatives and
friends ot tho family are Invited to attend
the funeral services, on Wednesday, at 2
o'clock, from bis late residence. 18 East Co
lumbia ave. Interment private at Wood
lands Cemetery Remains may ba viewed
after 1 o'clock Tuesday evening
McMASTKlt. Suddenly, on Monday. March
1, 1916. JOHN UACli McMASTER. Jr., son
of Gertrude and John Bach McMaster, aged
years. Relatives and friends are Invited
to attend th funeral services, on Thursday,
March . at 2 30 o'clock, at his lata resi
dence, 3109 Da Lancey (. Interment private.
pleasa omit Powers.
NATUOItli'r. On March 1, 1913, HJALMER
NATHOI18 T Due notice of funeral will bo
P1NOUS. On February 23, 1813. at Houston,
Ititi. 8. HENRY PIKCTJ8 Relative and
friends ara Invited to attend the funeral serv
ices, on Wednesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock
precisely, at the residence of hta brother.
13 North- 15th at. Interment Beth-El-Emeto
Cemetery. New York papers pleasa copy.
BOUCUE On March, I. 1915, VIROINIB.
widow of Coleslln Rouche. Funeral on
Thursday at b 30 a m. front 8218 Chestnut
si Hequlem High Mias at Our Lady ot
A ictory Church, at 10 a m. Intermeni
iSCHWifirZKK on March 1 1915, JOHN
fcTIIvVKlTZIK husband of I Ho late Catb
arin BUr Due notice of the funeral
Veil bo jrlveo from t "?,,
STllING. -Ok Maito I 1914.8ARAK CATH
artnIB. tu u' Kev iialuula T SUioi.
DIIATHH
Funeral services nt the residence of her son-in-law,
lfred C. Palmer, 2130 North 30th
at , on Thursday, ai t p. m. precisely In
terment at Mt. Morlah Cemetery.
STUltDKVAST. On March l,I0in.CHARLE,.
BTfHDEVANT, In his 83d ear. Relatives
and ftlends aro Invited to attend the funeral
services, Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock,
st his lain residence, 4J30 Regent St. inter
ment private.
BUI.1J1AN On the let of Marrh. 1915,
WILLIAM. husband of Mary A SiillRnn (nee
Nugent), No. 010 Diamond at. Dus notice
of tho funeral will be glien.
SUISHEH. On March 1, iOIT., DAVID V,
M. 1 husband of Elisabeth , Verlenden
Swisher, run'rnl servlcru on Wednesday, at
8 p. in., at Cth and Main st . Darby, Pa
Interment, Thursday, at 10 .10 m
THOMPSON. On Mnrrh 1, 1915, MARY,
widow t Hugh Thompson I tinrrnl services
on Thursday, March I. at 2 !( p m., at her
late lenldence, t3S Wingohocltlng St.. Irnnk
ford. Irterii'ent private, Oakland IVmolen.
VANHWIHIFT. On March I. 10IB, JOS
r.PHINr F., ldow of Ullllam S andc
srltt I'uiieral nn Thursinj, .March i, nt 2
V. m , from !14 Tulip St.. Taiony Inter
ment Magnolia. Cemetery. . .
WKANII On I ebfiury, 2, 1013, MART
THERESA, wife of William W'e.ind (nee
Kink). ltellle and friends of the ralnllv
aie respectfully Invited to attend the fitneml
serMces, on Saturday afternoon, nt 1 10
o'clock precisely, from her late residence, lilf
North llroml st Interment strletlj prhnlr.
Northwood Cemetery, ttetnalns may be vlewml
on Friday evening, from 7 to D. Pottstllle
papers pleasa cor).
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T fc t V tVIl Ul'VtVlV
MiiiH mlftll tit.. lt.l.t
One Intertlon UV pep line
Three liurrtlnnn in a wpoU . . ISijC per line
pren ronsctttlin lnperttnnn . 10c per lino
Sltuallons wantoJ, three Inser
lions In ft week 10 per line
THIS SIZE TYPE (or like this)
Permitted In all classifications except Help
and Situations Wanted, Ixist nnd Found, Per.
sonals, IloardlnK nnd Rooms
one Insertion 2fto per lino
Three Insertions Inn week. ... l.tje per line
Heicn loneceutlie innortlnns... 15c per line
All rales are ba0'l on Bgato meaaurement,
H agate lines to the Inch
DEATH NOTICEP-clthcr pnper-
in lines one tlino COc
Three Insertions JI.OJ
DAILY ONLY
In Hfftct Arernitier'f, l4
COilBIN'ATION RATE
tor Insertion In both tho morning nnd evening
papers of rnmo day:
PUBLIC LEDGER
(MOIININO)
EVENING LEDGER
(EVENING)
Add four cents per line net to rates given
above
HELP AND SITUATIONS WANTED
ADVERTISING IN THE PUtiLIC LEDUtllt
MAY III INSERTED IN THE EVENING
LEDC1ER WITHOUT ADDITIONAL
CHAIIOK.
There is a drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at office rates.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
COOli WANTED German or Swedish pre
ferred, must be experienced and como well
recommended or will not bo considered. 40
Spruce sL
COOK, experienced, minted, nsrlst with wash
InKl must have references. Telcphono Chcst
nut Hill 237.
GIRLS, bojs, for orchestra; pupils nlao vvnnt
ed. Hcrtert, 23 N. Doivey (tllst und Market).
HOUSEWORK White clrl vi anted; must bo
pond cook, no Hashing, In smalt family In
Atlantic city, sleep In. lnqulru .1718 Il.irlnt
st., Philadelphia, toda).
HOUSEWORK Wlilto Blrl for fnmllv In sub
urbs, no laundry. Call Room 230, Iubllo
Ledger Office. Tuesday, nt 2 o'clock.
HOUSEWORK Olrl vinnted In atnnll family;
suburbs; no laundry. J oil, ledger ortice,
MAGAZINE ndiertlslnc; solicitor wanted, cip.
not nccegsar F l42. Ledger Central.
WANTEL. norklng housekeeper or general
housework girl, good cook, no unshlnir; ex
perience rcgulred. Call on Wednesday 510
Groio qve.. Noble. Pa.
WANTED-Qulet utility maid, knowledgo ot
tho care ladles' and gentlemen a clothing,
good eenmstrees: useful In sickness, Prot. AU
nress all the week. C l'lO. ledger Office.
WANTED Experienced vtallresa: must bo
MllllnK. clean. Protostant preferred. Addrese,
two days. C 123, Ledger Office,
WANTED Cook, good plain, assist with wash
ing, white or colored, personal references,
JU. Rox 2. Merlon Stntlon Poatoftlco. Pa.
WORKING housekeeper or woman for ncnoral
housew'k: sub.; 5 In family. F 418, Led. Cent.
HELP WANTED MALE
DROAD GAUGE business man for now corpo
ration, as treasurer und adviser; 50 to 00
years old. F bl I. Ledger Central.
COLLECTION MANAGER A LARGE RE
TAIL COI.LDCTION AGENCY WANTS AN
ENEHlOErnC AND THOROUGHLY EXPE
RIENCED MAN; SPLENDID OPPORTU
NITY FOR ONE QUALIFIED: IN REPLY
ING alVE AGE. EXPERIENCE AND SAL
ARY. ADDRESS M 152. LEDGEIt CEN
TRAL. LXPEIUENCED Interior painter on plain
whlto work; state wages and reference Ad
dress F 750, Ledger Centiol.
OARDENER, Protestant, who understands
care of cows and chickens, wife n Rood
laundress; Rlva ago and ref. 1740, Led. Cent.
OARDENER Care lawn, vegetable garden,
row, chickens; Rlvcrton. N. J.; must bo ex
perienced, best rets, required. C 128. Led. Off.
MACHINE1 wood carvers wanted, must bo ek
peilenced on Lochman carving1 machines;
ph. steal examination requlrod. Apply Vic
tor Talking Marhlne Company. Application
Office. 2.1 Market st . Camden. N. J.
MAN TO TRAVEL and appoint agents for
largo manufacturer, no cantasalng. money
advanced by company weekly, permanent,
rapid promotion, only slnglo men apply;
must bo live wire, flno talker and hustler;
big opportunity to man making goad, state
age, experience, salary desired. C 13.1,
Ledger Oifico
MAGAZINE advritlslng solicitor wanted; exp.
not necessary, r ,oi. t-eoger v.enirai.
PRESS FEEDER wanted; experienced, wages
9(. uiodo 'iic-et Co.. .l zMortn i-tn st.
I'none Race I..U.
HEPRESENTATIVEV-Mlll mipply s-lesman to
jMllir L-W..V1 n,,!,, naaiD, l,, ,,!,,,, ljuiiim,
etc.. in connection with present linos on
commission basis, r C57. Ledger Central.
SALESMAN Wanted, experienced stock salei
man for a hlgh-clasa stock: proposition; tho
best of reference required. P. O. Rox 1-C0.
Washington, D. C.
BALEr-lAN to Introduce record filing device
to owners of talking machines; liberal com
mission. F 753, Ledger Central.
SECRETARY, competent, required by local
corporation; must ba Christian, with execu
tive ability, and become a stockholder. F 811,
Ledger Central.
S.TRNOGRAPHER Young man to assist In
office: state age, experience and salary ex-
pecteq. u t-wi, -eaKer m.i.e.
WANTED Working farmer, who understands
gardening and stock raising; man must bo
temperate, orderly and disposed to keep all
equipment in good repair; wife to milk, mako
butter and car a for chickens. Answer, stat
ing site family and wages expected. F 751,
Ledger Central.
WANTED-For tho Ilryn Mawr College Li.
brary, a J.nttor and Janltreis, married couple
preferred. Apply at Ruslness Office, Wednes
day, from !0:o to 12,30 a. rn., or Friday,
trom iu'.iu loiiov.
WANTED At tho Calabur office, oth and Dla
mond tti , Idle workers who can secure ref
erences from merchants whom they patron!. e.
VOUNO MAN. past 20. neat, reliable, slnglo
or married, for soliciting, permanent. A.
OOLDBACHER. 236 Land Title Bldg
SITUATIONS WANTED PEMALE
BILL CLPRK and xtenographer, oxpert. 0
.ears' experience V 311). Ledger Central.
BOOKKEEPER. D. E.L typist; R years' thor-
ougn experience, icnamc. wi, -tu. ctm
"BOOKKEEPER and stenographer; William
Penn graduate; experienced, F 311, Led. Cen.
BOOKKEEPER and stenographer, 4 years'
thorough exp.; ref. i' ti Lodger Central
BOOKKEEPER, experlemed; capable of tak
Ing entire charge. F 712. Ledger Central.
CHAMIiEHMAH. and waitress or general work
without washing, colored L 600. Led. Office.
CHAMBERWORK and sswlng; exp. young
white girl 2 year-' ref s. L COI, Ledger Office.
CHAUnRWORK and waiting Young exp7
uerman gin; www- rcis. -u u.vm c.
CURL, colored, will take charge of infant;
best references; country or suburbs. Address
ITU a. Aiaer st.
COOK Cotored -woman, reliable, wanta place
In private family. 1600 Christian. Dlckin
ony220 W
COOK, first class, German Protestant, nljoea
position, references, ww pioctarino st.
COOK Experienced white woman; thoroughly
competent best refs. L U07. Ledger Office.
COOK wishes place, no washing; good, refer
ence, no QlTlca. w . paocron.
COOK Competsnt German-American woman
wlshea position aa cook. 2633 Christian at.
COOKING and downstairs work: German
yrotestanx woman, u wg. ieoger unrica.
DRESSMAKER of Nov York desires engag'ts,
hvUhs tons specialty. Phono Wal 40CC W.
DRESSMAKER, experienced, wants few moro
sagagsmants , ref. Dressmaker. IIP N 18th.
FORMER pubTla 'school teacher ot Switzer
land. ounc. desires situation as governs
or teaching German Fiencb, music L 610,
ledger Ogle
GERMAN' WOMAN wants wash to do boms.
2402 lUrtan st
OIRL, iMiox wants heussworfc
ii5i 'iuu(t istit uVktt st.
wants twusswork any kind
EVENING LEDOEII--PHTTJABEUPHTX TUESDAY, MARCH
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
U1HL for
trfrrenre
gtneral housework
experienced!
i ,111 i.iis n. Alder.
GIltL. Polmh wanlA general houecwork. plain
took sneaks English 1821 Juniata. Nlcetown
1IOL8EKEKPEII, slenardess (w'k'g) hotel.ini.
. mnko menus, exp. Poplar OSW I) Utl2 N 10th.
HOUSKKIJBPING-Udy woulj like position
ai housekeeper for gentleman or private fam-
lly.A)ply.i.ir. Dauphin st.
HOUSEWORK orday'ii w-ork-Colorml woman
wants aliuatlonijiomo nights. 1217 Rodman.
LADY'S MAID orseamstres. or enre for chll-
oreti over a: North German. L uo;l. Lodgir
f)fllre
LAIiNDRiaw or waitress Twocolorcd glrla
AJi,l,K,.',ltl"n?: .1210 Hanrom si.
NKAT toiored klrl desires assistant housework
or nursing, leieruu-n,. Phone I'reslon 12.11
NI'llSi: .fcotrh girl, sortie experience, desires
iioamon!gooil rererenco 1. bOl, ledger Off.
Pljoi fia rANT'chambermnld "wliiica posfflonr
Apply.'i,Aubrynvt,aArdmore
SECUETARY llrjn Mnwr College "graduate
with llioroiich reading knonlodgo of I'rcncn
and Ucrinnn, business rchool training and
ptactlral vxperletn t desires sccictnrl.il posl
tloii r lv., t.piir;er Central.
HlENOURAPIiUll. nctil nnd dencndnbie.would
con-ldcr moderate salarv with opportunities.
reljrence. II 2.11, Ledger orilio.
UTijNOtlHAPHEIt and bookkeeper. hlgn
'.iW.' KTJ"!''- aomo exp., pood tjplst. comp,
ainbiyfuiuroile8lrcJ. IiiuoL Led, Cent.
HTENCHJRAl-HEII, "slight" csporlence. desires
liusition wnn .opportunity ror Hdvanrcmcni;
law ofileo preferrwh K Hi, ledger Central
STENOGRAPHER, ago 22. 7 years' experienco,
.oMlctinmbltlous.J wis. ledger fcntrnl.
SIENOORAPHER, bookke'eper." Wm Pcnn
lllgligrad omp..nmbltlous E P.17J.od i.'mt.
STIINOORAPIIEII-Exnert "in law work. 7
. eirs expeileme. E l'?2, Lodger Central.
MIENOOUAPHER-CLERK. 4 yrs '""exp. hiw:
reliable, beet references. F 60. ledger Cent.
HTEN'OnllAtMmit v-vT,rn. .on,.tt,'
WDRKEltjJl VRSEXlV II KH. i.EI). CI3NT.
STENOGUAPIIER. 4ve"ars' experleneola"w
ond rcalc8tato.FJ4l, ledger fentral
srENOGRAPHEIt, experienced; tnodernto Bai-
nry,lill Cliestnut, Phono. Spruco TO.VJ;
SrENOORAPIfEItr expert; thorough I y"oxp7
nilconipotent, secretary, r 140, Led Cent
Bl'l.'NOtlRAPHER-Neat, rapid, a"cTurB."teTln-'
lelllgent, rots,: mod.sal. F Id. ld Cent.
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, desires posl-
lion, best references. !' HI,Ledger Central
HUMAN, white, Protestant, wlshci tooklng
nnd downstairs work, small adult fnmllv,
good Imktr, city or tountr) . good reference.
122l s. 21st si.
WOMAN, colored, wanta washing and Ironing
nt home, ill 18 I'nnamn at.
VoUng GIRL, lately urrlied, wishes general
hoineworl:. Apply 2221 Greenjit
VorJSo whltowoninn ulniies position cooking
or housework, coiintr;. O 1.11, Ledger Off Ice
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
ACCOUNTANT will tako chargo small sets of
books bv tho day or hour, modcrnto rates,
llell phono Wulnut 1257 -
ACCOUNTANT Audits, ilnanclal statements,
books opened, closed, mudciuto terms. F.
e42,Lcdger t 'cntral.
ACCOUNTANT" und bookkeeper, fully "qunll
llcd, capable of taking charge; IB jcnrB' rx-
j'erlenco. excellent rein H ::.'ii, Ledger Off b e.
ACCOUNTANT Keep, open, cloio bookt; sio
cl.il reports. P. o.nox;iSU, PhlladelphlJ.
iloOKKEEI'Elt, thoroughlyexpericnccdraudlt
Ing, books opened, closod, written up, dav or
o enlngs. mod rates. IJell phono Wood. Mil X.
UOOKKECPER during sparo tlino will audit
or keep smalt set of books, modcrnto charges
Address 17, Ledger llrunch. Broad and Olranl.
BOOKKEEPER Managing ability: thorough"
varied exp., clean char. Manager, Gilt) N lOih.
lilTILDnitS' estimator, with seieral ve.irs' ex
perlcnce, Hlso tapnble nt handling office books
nnd correspondence, wishes nn offer, further
pnrtlculuni tu interview JtJIlll, Led. Cunt.
CHAUrFi:UR. experienced, desires position In
private family, dextrous drler, absolutely
LOmpotcnt and reliable, most willing and
obliging, refircneo lhohest. 1.1)13, ld. Cent.
C'lIAUrFEUR, "white, joung intin, "careful
driver, good merhanlc, sober, obliging und
trustworili), wishes steady position, best
prliato reference C 118, 1-edger Ofllee.
ClIAUFFEUItr mlddk-ngcd man. careful
driver, Imve been running Ford, will run car,
look after heat and ho gen. utorul, country
jprefered,good ref. I. fiu'.l, Ledger Onlee.
CHAUFFEUR, while, tell.lble. temperate, vlll
Ing; 5 years' exp ; can do rejialrlng, prliato
famllv; city ref. F Jt5I. Ledger Central.
CHAUFFEUR, joung, white, dcs. pos., enn do
own npalr. Address Sjih Collins, 2U1U S. 21st.
CHEMICAL ENGINEER, graduate Cornell.
,i vears' praetlml experience, nsslMnnt and
chief chemist. 1' .151. Ledger Central.
COMPOSHOR Ten vears' experience In
class ub shop V 1142. Ledger Central
ilrsl-
GINI'I.IjM IN .lcs plflco for eol butler, court
eous, honest low wages. 1 743, l.ed. Cont.
JAPANESE-couplo wish positions In small
family as eook, butler, take cntlro charge,
best references. tcl!abie,:iOS,N. IRth st.
JAPANESE Housework, waiter wants pnsl
tlon; good references Talra, ,'IOS X, lMh.
OFFICE MAN Clorloil position or confiden
tial secretary und lompunlon to retired busi
ness man: ears' experlenro as clerk, ttacher
and magistnito In up-Stato clt . wcll-lltted
for real cstato office, Al references, mod
erate snlarv ; wants to be nenr children In
Philadelphia. Mr.,luLodgerOrflceJ
bOUTII AMETTIcAN EXPORTERS Spanish
translator, many ears experience, legal, com
mercial work, expert In export trade, desires
engagement, moderate churges. highest ref
erences. V 711. Ledger Central.
WATCHMAN Fire" soft or hard coal, attend
englno. licensed, refs c 132. Ledger Office
YOUNG GERMAN COUPLE wont positions at
general housework; man is trained walttr
iai5rthl'hlllp Bt . rear.
"ioUNG M.N 2ii. "deslris ps In draughting
room as tracer, had ft mos.' schooling and also
2 jr exiliip.il'ernuklng. C 120,Led. Off.
YOUNG MAN. wldo business exp.. clerical,
tlmo keeping, reliable, alert, ambitious; gllt-
edgo reference F 74H. Ledger Central
YOUNtJ MAN desires clerical position; gen-
eraj office work exper. : refi
is. r-' lou, jeu.cem.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
VECAN-SUPPLY LL KINDS OP rTltSl -CLASS
HELP: FIRST-CLASS IIELPWANT
El) 1120 I1ROWN ST. PHONE PARK HV1
MAN ND WIFE (tour collides). l'tencll
lady's maid, nursery goeruess want poni
tlons; best refs. 121P N. Cth st Kens. 1174.
FIRST-CLASS HELP WANT POSITIONS
MISS HAGEN, 2 N. 41ST ST. PRESTON 21IJ).
COOKS, rhamber'ds. kltchcnmalde, housemen,
e tc. Bird's Em p Bureau. 710 3. 18th at. Ph.
GOVERNESS. Germ.. Engl., refined, praet.
knowledgo of muslo. wants pos 121P N. Oth.
BAYLOR'S Employment Agency. 401H Ludlow
at : mala and female help Preston 5448
WOKK NEEDED QUICKLY
as a partial contribution to the 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,
the Pcnr.10 Lxpoer and Evenino Lxpoxn open
these columns to the FREE USE of the Em
ployment Branches of theso organizations.
Hero you will find listed from day to day
brief stories of spoclflo cases that have been
investigated by them and found to be worthy
nnd particularly urgent oi.es. The persons
Hated are out of employment through no fault
of their own Applfcitlons from drinkers and
Incompetent or untrustworthy Individuals ara
not recommended by the organizations, but are
provided for by the Immediate Relief Division.
Employers seeking reliable, experienced men
and women can, therefore, employ the men and
women listed with the assurance that they ara
helping deserving workers who only ask for
a l banco to help thembelies. Thcv do not want
charity. They want and muse navo Immediate
employment. Will you create a Job for a few
of these who can nt into jour organization?
If you will do your share, this great problem
will bo quickly solved.
REFER TO CASES BY LETTERS AND
NTH03E MARKED "EA" FORWARD OFFER
TO THE EMERGENCY AID COMMITTEB,
LINCOLN BUILDINO.
!s;o. C." TO THE SOCIETY FOR ORGAN.
IZ1NG CHARITY, AND
j7 w. n." t6 the juvenile work.
ERS' BUREAU. 1507 ARCH STREET.
MALE
ALL-AROUND BOY, 15 YEARS OLD, WILL
take any kind of work he can get to help
support his family S. O. C. 724. (Northwest
UUt, 52 W. Chclten ave.. Qtn.).
BAKER-DREAD BAKER. 40 YEARS OLD,
whose last employer fays be was thoroughly
honest and reliable and In two vears was
never lata one day. He has been out ot work
S months. Has 0 children oldest 13 years:
voungtst 2 tars, S O, C, &&'J. (Northern
District. B O. C 14J0 North Marshall street.)
BAKERIS YEARS OLD, WHO HAS WORK?
ed for three years In one plac and previously
for t!o vears In another place; very good ref
ereneoa: has been out of work now for four
months, s. O. C 1X17. (Northeast Dlst., 23ld
W liowarn si.
BAKER-HERE IS A MAN WITH A CLEAN
record, who Is strictly temperate and can do
first-class work. Has a children and Is des
perately in ncea js a., .oi.
BLACKSMITH'S HELPER AND THREQ
sons wnu can ou laboring nor; win iaas
anything thsy can get to do; all four of tbetn
havo excellent references, there are seven chli.
drsn of school age In this family, a. O. C, No.
018. (VoodlsndD!t .1283 8.47th st )
BLACKSMITH AND WHEBLWRICIHTEX
cellent workman , former employer says he I
a, v ery good workman and ia sorry that ba can
not employ him, but has no work for him to
do. lis has a large family and they ara prac
tically destitute, 12. A. 265. J
BLACKSMITH A GERMAN, 33 YEARS OLD;
has' been out of work six months; has a wlf
and one small child dependent on him. (Eastern
Dlst . 8. O. C . 021. MS S Lawrence at.)
BLACKSMITH'S HELPER. 45. GOOD ItEF
erences has had no ateady work for 18
months, baa a wife and children dependent on
him. B. O. C. 7J3. (Spring Garden ptstrlot S.
O. C. 1832 Brandywlne st )
BLACKSMITH'S HBLPBR-23 YEAR8 WITH
one firm which recommends him highly; In
vestigation shows man to be badly in need ot
hln E A 169
BOILERMAKER
IND MACHINIST 82
very good reference has had no
work tor teven months will take any kind, of
Swoloyms-it has a wlfs and Hvb small rbll
n SO C 78 (Woodland District llfc B.
471ft at-.
WORK NEEDED QUICKLY
At the ttplnnltif of this cloMfJtcat(ort nn
fjrpmiinfion o 7vep Numbers i plcen ond noto
fnrse nttdff Indltlduals can be reached qutcMu.
MALIC .
BOILERMAKER AND MACHINIST. WITH
good references, has been out of work for 14
rrontln, ha a wlfo nnd 4 children dependent
on him. s. o. C , 7.1S (Eastern District, 8. O.
C., 3.1B 8. lAwrence St.)
BOILKHMAKER - AMERICAN. . 40 TEARS
old, with gooJ referenctsi this man li a
whloiver who Is trying to take core of his 0
small children. 8 O. C 030. (Germnntown
DIM,, fig W. Cneltcn nve.)
JKULEiniAKER'S , HELPER-MAN OF 40,
with 0 amall thlldren dependent upon him,
will take any kind ef work he can get. . One
of tho children la III In the hospital nnd. the
baby Is 111 at home. Excellent references. 8. O.
C. B5B. (Northern District, B. O. C, H3
Norih Marshall street.)
BOo'lCKEEPER - THOROUGHLY KXPERI
enced man, with excellent references from
last employer, who laid him oft owing to lack
of business. Is a sober and ateady worker.
E. A. 200.
BOOKKEEPER AND STENOGRAPHEIt-
Young man, university graduate, has ab
solutely tho best possible reference as to char
acter nnd ability, he has been out of work
for some lime and Is willing to do anything
E, A , 20?.
BOY - 10-YEAR-OLD HOY. W1TH.EXCEL
lent references, lias been out of work nil win
ter: he Is tho only wago earner in a family of
7 children; tho joungest a baby, a month old;
he wants a i banco to help support his brothers
and sisters and hl gtandmother, who lives
with them 8 O. C , 032. (Powelton Dirt., 401s
Powellon rve.)
UOi, in YEARS, STRONG, "llEALTHV
American boy, will do any kind of work to
help support an aged grandfather; parents ate
dead and he and sister (20 years) out of work
son.n months, has worked on tee wagon. J.
W. 11 . SIH.
ltnv. ir. vnAttn ot.h 1R THE ONLY sup
port of a wldoaed mother, 4 brothers and
slaters llo lies worvtod In n ropo factory, but
will tako any kind of work he can get. S. O.
C (105 (IVankford District, S. O. C, 1541
Unity street.)
ROY. 10, PARENTS DEAD, LIVING WITH
grandmother SO scars of ago and child of 0;
only one In family working nnd he only on
part time; In Immediate need of coal, groceries
nnd ono month's rent, very deserving. J. W.
It.. 800.
ISOY, 15 YEARS. EXPERIENCED IN Fin
ishing room of hosiery mill, out of work 2
months, fallur dead, this boy nnd older
brother, 111, also out or work, experienced
ihnuffptir nnd can furnish good reference, lUcs
jn .Mnnauiik. .1. W. II liHl .
HOY, 15, WHO HAS ATTENDED SOUTHERN
Manual Training School nnd has been forced
to leave srhool to help support parents; would
make good nt any kind ot office work. J. W.
II., 8('U.
BOY, 111 YEARS. JEWISH, WISHES MOP.K
of any kind. drlMng team or doing nnthlng
that will help his home, rather Is tuberculous
and no one In family of four working. J
W. II.. Ril
BOY, 14 YEARS, WANTS WORK; ERRANDS
or helper around store; family very poor;
father out of ork thrco months, no ono work
ing but one girl out of family of nine J.
W. H.. 602.
BOY. 11, WANTS WORK IN OPTICAL
trade; father hns worked for opticians for
number of vears, but on account of 111 health
cannot work steadily; family very poor, this
Is very urgent. J. W. B., 804.
BOY. COLORED, 15 YEARS OLD. STRONG
and willing, wunts anv kind of work to help
his widowed mother support 4 other chlldron,
mother earns $5 a week, not enough to feed
nnd rlotbo the whole family. J. W. 11. 8il).
BOV, 15; FATHER DESHRTED 5 OTHER
children In family depending upon tho mother
for support, large nnd husky; willing to do
any kind of work, likes driving. J. . B
bill. '
BOY, WHITE, MLRICAN. 15 YEARS, WILL
do nny kind of work, father deserted; mothet
and sister out of work; mother will do any
kind of housework. No. SOP. J. W. B.
BOY, 15 YEARS. WANTS WORK: ERRANDS:
cm make himself useful nbout store; parents
dead; no one working In a family of lle;
baly 111 J W. Il 8(5.
BOY. 11), WITH EXPERIENCE IN CANDY
factory nnd rooting work: fninllj In des
perate straltn. nenrlv disrupted through lack
of work, very deserving. J W. 11. POO
BOVT 15. VERY MUCH ATTACHED TO
uittomnbllf s mill hicMlos, wants work In tbnt
lino, largo family, his help Ih needed hiril ;
can furnln excellent references. J;y.H. Pftu,
BUY, 15, FATHER DHSTltTED fi OTHER
ihlldren in family depending upon the mother
for pport, larga and husky; willing to do any
klndofworkj likes driving. J. W. II, nop.
BOV OF"ltl. exphiuencud in mill, out
of work scleral weeks, rather has deneited,
no one working In family of 5; very urgent
tso,llves In Mnnayunk. .1. W. R Mil?
BOY. "WHITE, POLISH. 14 YEARS. ER-
rands, store or factory; father dead; four
other children: ono working; Income 4. No.
eU7. J. W. H.
BOY, 15, HAS WORKED IN SHOE FAC-
tory; father very old. Family In destltuto
i lrciimstnnies Willing to do any kind of work.
J. W. P.. 880.
BOV, 15, WOULD LIKE WORK, ASSISTING
In diaugtitlng; has hail some experience;
would like to contlnuo studv In evenings. J. W.
11 , suo
BOY. 17 HAS WORKED IN SHIPPINU
room of candy factor) . has been out ot work
for 3 months: very urgent caso, parents dead.
J. W. .. mil.
BOY, 15, WOULD LIKE UOitlt ASSISTING
In draughting; has had some experience,
would Uko to contlnuo study lit evening, J. W.
II .UH).
BOY OF li"l. BRIGHT, EXPERIENCED IN
mustard ractor . out nf work 2 months; can
furnish references. J. W. B ;'ln.
BOY, 14," VERY lUHOHT ITALIAN. RE-
sldlng in Southwest Philadelphia would like
w irkof errand boy. J. W. U , MM.
BOY OP tt, BRIGHT, EXPERIENCED ftf
department storo. ouL of woik since Xmas.
J. W. B 1H8
BOY, 14, VERY BRIUHT ITALIAN, ItESID-
Ing In southwest Phlladelpl la, would Uko
work of errand boy. J. W. P.. POS.
BOY, 18, HAS HAD EXPERIENCE AS
driver; mother is widow; family needs help
very badly. J. W. B . 805.
BOY, JEWISH, 15. OUT OF WORK 3
months; will do an kind ot work to support
mother and 2otherchlldren.J.w.B., 839.
BOY. Ill, WANTS WORK OF ANY KIND,
mother widow, working In mill only on part
time. J W. B BOO.
BOY, 15 YEARS, WANTS WORK OF ANY
kind: father deserted four jeunger brothers;
mothtr has to support six on $5. J. W. P.. 870.
BOY, 15, HAS GOOD WORK RECORD IN
grocery store; will take any kind ot work.
J. W. B., 897.
BOY, 15, SOME EXPERIENCE IN BARBER
shop; mother Is dead. J. W.JU., 888.
BRAKEMAN MAN AND WIFE HAVE
been helped with coal and groceries; nee.s
woik badly back In rent C A.. 20). .
BRASS POLISHER-WIFE AND 2 CHIL-
dren In dostllute circumstances and needs
work tiadlv; haB excellent references from for
mer employer, u. a., ii ji.
BRICKLAYER OR PLASTEREH-5. AN"D"
his son, 35; have been out ot work several
months. Both have good references and were
formerly in business for themselves; con also
do plumbing work. 8. O. c. No. 075. (Pow
ell qiiisiravet
BRICKLAYER WITH QOOD REFERENCES;
haa been out of work all winter except for
an occasional day Job; will take any work he
can get to support his wife and baby, 8. O. C.
No. 670. (Powelton District, 4018 Powelton
avenue.)
BRICK MAKER THOROUGHLY SKILLED
In his line and has excellent references. E.
A. 212 X.
BUTCHKIl-iAi GERMAN. 80 YEARS OLD.
will take- anywork that is offered. His wife is
bedridden with paralysis, and the family of
four has been dependent on the earnings of an
lb-year-old ton. 8. O. C. 585. (Nlcetown and
Tioga District, 8 O. C, Clarissa street and
! !. u
CAHINETMA K ER 1JCPE1U ENCED MAN,
whose references have been found trustwor
thy and satisfactory by Im estimators of the
Emergency Aid Committee, wants work badly:
bis wife Is too ill to sew an?, their two small
children lack nourishing food. E. A., 211.
CAR INSPECTOR LEFT POSITION WHICH
his employers say he filled with highest sat
isfaction for one paying more On wrong side
of labor question and was dropped. Has wlfo
and child. Family in utmost distress. E, A.,
175. . .
CARPENTER HUNG ARIAN, UKILLBD AND
experienced carpenter, out ot work sine
fall, is on the list of applicants of the So
ciety for Organizing Charity. He has a wife,
and three children, and an Infant torn sines
he lost his Job, Is anxious to get anything
that will make bis family Independent. Reg
istered at the Eastern District Offlce. 33
bouth Lawrence street. File S. O. C, 600.
CARPENTEn-A MAN WHO CAN DO ALL
kinds ot carpentering work, especially laying
of floors; has been out of work several months:
wile and three children urgently In need of
help; will soon be evicted for non-payment ot
rent. J W. U.. b73.
CARPENTER-MAN, .15 YEARS OLD. 18
seeking work so that he can take care of bis
sick wife and 4 children; the youngest Is a
baby a month old 8. O. C, 642. (Powelton
lllst . el. ci. cj.. -ima t-oweiion ave.i
CARPENTER-33 YEARS OLD. WITH Ex
cellent references; has been out of work for
four months; has wife and three children. S.
O C . No. 6S7 (Northwest District, 82 W,
Chelten ave.. aermantown.Jj
CARPENTER THIS" MAN HAS THE BEST
of references and is a steady and Intelligent
workman. Can you use him, if only for a
couple ot days? & A. 267.
CARPET "DESIGNER AN'AMERICAN. 3'J
. years old. is out ot work because there has
been no market tor carpet for several months.
He has tried without success to secure other
work, llnemploymsnt and the prolonged ill
nes of bis wife have exhausted their savings
and this man must have work at once. There
are 7 children, the oldest 12 years old and tbs
youngest 1 ytar. S. O. C. 616. (Uermantowq
District, S O. C.. 52 West Chelten avenue.)
CARPET WEAVER -HAS WORKED FOR
one nrni mr u ears ana tor two montn ns
beerr out of work and his savings are x
hausted.h a wife and 6 small children. S.
O. c . 038. (Northeast Dlst.. 2318 N. How
ard st t
CARPET WFAVER. WITH OOOD REFER-
tiKJ. out of work 0 months, has a wife and
8 chlldien dependent on bim S. O. c 756
(Southeast District. 8. O. C . 880 Wharton at
CARPET WBAVKR. 84 YBARR OLD GOOD
refinances has had no work for a year h
s wife and three .mill children 8 O C 7S9
(Fran-ford -District, 144 i -Uity-).
WORK NEEDED QUICKLY
Ai ln oeninninn- ef tM) elaitlfleallojt an
explanation of Kev Number tt eivenandhom
these needv IndiilduaU can be readied qutcMv.
MALE
CAULKER AND CHIPPER -.MAN HAS
been out of work 3 months and halt. Fot
last 17 years has .worked In one Placo. mi
16-v ear-old boy, who hat worked In Aha mill.
Is also out of work. 8. p. c, 593. Northeast
District. S. O. C 2310 2HhH? !lrt:
CEMENT WORKER AND CONCRETE F1N
isher wants position on building operation of
elsewhere; hns very good knowledge of the
trade, haa been out of work a long tlmo and
family li absolutely In want and facing evic
tion. E. A. 270,
CEMENT WORKER - COLORED MAN, 40
sears old, excellent references. Haa six small
children Ills wife has been doing washing
to help support the family. S. O. C., No. 040,
( vvooaiann Dlst,, oaj p. sun ni.i
CHAUFraUR-TRUCK DRIVER, 38 YEARS
old, out of work 4 months, has a nick wire
nd 7 chlldren-lho loungett 1 '" old-de
pendent vpon him. S. O. C, ! VVoodland
District. B O C. 1232 South 47tlstre.
CHAUFFEUR - GOOD At.t-ROUND MAN
wants n position with family, where his
Rife can do housework or cooking; has ex
relent references for aobrlcly and honesty.
E. A. 2CO.
CICAVriUR. COLORED. HAS GOOD REF
erencos, out of work nil winter will tnko
em thing he can get to support his wife nnd
five children. S. O C. 722 (Southwest Elst.,
JlB.Ht.).
CHIPPER AND CAULKER WITH LAST
emplojer 12 jearn. emplojer siys he Is a very
good workmtn, out of work 5 months, fi. o.
C. 745. (Northeast District, 8. O. C 2310 N.
Howard st.)
CLERK AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN, 20
years old, graduate of grammar school, and
has attended Templo College for two jenra, has
also been a mncnlne operator; will take any
work that la orfered him. 8 O. C , No OUu
(Nlcetown and Tioga Diet., Hunting Park ave,
and Clnrlsa st )
CLERK. "SALES OR OFFICE FORMERl?
employed In InrRo department atore: Is n
good salesman nnd held responsible place until
trade bevirro slack. His widowed mother de
pundt on him for support, nnd unless ho gets
a job soon they will be up against it hard.
v "fn
cTEItK- YEARS OLD, Willi VTlU
good references, Is reeking work so that ho
enn support his aged mother, who Is dependent
mi him Hns been out of work four month
S. O. C . No 683. (Eastern District, 338 S.
l,nwrercn tt )
ELERK MAN WHO HAS AN EXCELLENT
knowledge of business methods nnd is able
to driio n motorcar, hns been Inld oft owing
to the present business depression. Former
employer glies him an excellent character.
E A. 2-3
CLERK A Y'lUNG MAN WHO IS EXPER1-
enced and is behind with his 1 oard wants
work of nnv kind. Ill clothing Is worn out and
dlrtv and ho needs Immediate employment to
get fixed up to take rmnnent lob I..A 250.
CLERK-30 YEARS OLD, "WITH OOCTt)
work references, Is necking work so that ho
cnti --iiprort hl wife, who has been III for
i-nmo time. S. O. C , No. 070. (Spring Garden
Dlsltlet, 1S32 Brandywlne st )
CI.LRK-WtUtKLD AT LAST PLACE EIGHT
.ears, is supporting his aged mother and
mint. a. O. C, No. 095. (Southwest District,
KtIO 3 22-1 st )
CLERK A FORMER FREIGHT TRANS-
portatlon clerk: ngo 00. married; wife now
retting sewing, sober, with good references.
E. A. 207.
CLERK, ANY KIND OF STORE, 25 YI'ARS
old and haa wife and 2 children nnd Is willing
to do amililng. E A.. 230,
CLOTHING PRESSEn OOOD REFERENCES
from Inst emplojer. who laid him off only on
account of slack work. Hns 5 small children
and fnces letlon. E. A. 217.
COlltlLEIt AND SHOEMAKER, 34 YEARS
old, with excellent references; has been out
of viork Blnco December, has- a wife nnd four
ehlldren. S O. C 7.12 (Frankford District,
H O C 151 1 fnlt st )
COIORED MAN. LABORER. HAS BEEN
out or work oier n month To chldren 111.
Verv respeetablo nnd can furnish references.
i. v. ii., ni
COLORED HOY, 17 YEARS OLD: NO ONE
working In fnmlly of 4, would like to work
with n pluslclnn: can furnish very good recom-
nieniliitlons, J. W, B-. 1)0.
COLORED MAN. WITH WIPE AND -WO
children, one sick, mother nlos 111; has worked
on mo.ing van nnd In willing to do anything.
Can't some ougl.e him work7EA , 221.
COMPOSITOR, XTYEARS OLD. SODER AND
Industrious, with good newspaper references;
lias had only live weeks' work In five months;
hns 4 children under 13 vears S. O. C. 720
(WoolandDIt.. 1232 S4Jthjit.)
CONCRETE WORKER-COLORED 31AN. 32
ears old. who Is also accustomed to long
shoro woik out of work threo months, has
good references, has a wlfo and 2 tmall chil
dren f. O. " . 035. (Spring Garden Dlst..
1S3- llrandvwlno st )
DAY-LABORER."- COLORED MAN. WITH
good references who has worked 10 years In
tho Street Dernrrment. will tnko oni thing hi
cac do: he has 4 children the oldest 10 and
thu younscst 'I months. S O.C.. Oil. (Powel
ton Dlst.. S. O. C. 4018 Powjltonji
DIULLER. WITH EXCELLENT RBFER-
enccn, worked In last place 0 j cars; out of
work for f months, has a wife and 2 smalt
children. 8. O. c. 741. iXortheast District, S.
O. C. 2310 North Howard st.)
IItl ER-YOUNG AND LNERGET1C, HAS
been entirely satisfactory at the places whero
he haa been employed in the past. Has tried
very hard for eoieial weeks to securo steady
work, but has been unsuccessful. A wlfo and
baby 2 vears old depend on mm S O. C ,
No 6U0 (i:ighth and Oth Wards District, 1730
Cuth-crt st )
DRIVER HERE IS A MAN WITH A REC-
ord narci to ueai; win. uii- nun ui biwiio con
tractors for 26 years, and when his former em
ployers went out ot business he lost out. He
has nine chlldron to support nnd ought to
mako a good man for some one requiring a
driver on heavy work. E. A., 2i4.
driver on heavy
DRIVER, 10 YEARS OLD, WITH GOOD
references, lias been out of work for eeven
months; his crippled father nnd mother and
sister nro dependent on htm. S. O. C, 73U,
(Spring Garden District, S. O. C, 1832 Bran
dy wine Bt.)
DRIVER- MAN, 40 YEARS OLD. WITH
good references, haa been out of work all
winter; ho will take any kind of work he can
get to support his wife and four children. S.
O. C , No. 658. (Southwest Dlst., 1JHI b.
22d bU)
DRIVER. WITH WIFE AND SMALL CHILD.
thoroughly familiar with city, needs work
quickly, willing to do anything, lormer em
ployer (large paper houso) tas will be glad
to omrltrthenbuslneSH lsJbeller. E A.,21S.
DRIVER 10 YEARS OLD, HIGHLY REC-
ommended by former employer. Is seeking
work en that ha "in provide for his wife and
child. S o C. No 19. (Northwest District,
52 W. chelten nve., Germantown )
DRIVER GOOD MAN, WITH EXPERIENCE
in handling horses, single or doublo teams;
lenowa the city thoroughly; honest and sober:
has a large family and would make some Prm
a very good employe. E. A. 273.
DRIVER-MAN, THOROUGHLY FAMILIAR
with horses, lias been out of work all winter
except tor a few odd Jobs; has very good ref.
erences. S. O. C. 012. (Powelton District, 8,
O, C. 401B Powelton avenue.)
D1UVI.R AND MECHANIC-MAN. 4 MONTHS
out of work, haa a wlfo and two small chit.
dren dependent upon him. S. O. (.. 503.
Southwest District, S. O. C, 1310 South 22d
street.
DRIVER. 84 YEARS OLD. UNDERSTANDS
horses thoroughly: good references; will take
any kind of work' has a wife and two chil
dren H. O C. 710 (Powelton Dlst.. 4018
rowelton ave.).
DRIVER WILL DO ANYTHING. AS AN AlH
dltlon to his already large family Is dally
expected; sober, honest ana wining; has doo-
tor'a bill and rent past due. E, A.7'210.
DRIVER. WITH OOOD REFERENCES; HAd
lud experience In milk dairies; has a wire
and 3 children. U. O. C. 711 (Powelton Dlst..
4018 Powelton ave,),
DRIVER. WITH THREE HUNGRY CHIL-
dren depending on his support, desires an
immediate position, can offer good reference
and Is sober and Industrious. E A , 286.
DRIVER AND MACHIN'IBTS HELPER. 3
eara old; will take anything he can get to
do, has good references. 8. O C. No. 650.
tFranklord Dlst.. 1514 Unity st.)
DRIVER-22 YEARS OLDi WITH GOOD'
reference, will take any work that he ran
get S. O. C, No. Ml. (Eastern District, 3JS
h. Lawrence st.)
DRIVER. WITH. GOOD i"U3J(7
who lias had only part-time work all win
ter, is seeking a steady Job. 8. O, C 709
tfoweuuii isuf imo I'oiveiion aye.)
DRIVER-HAS BEEN WITH A COAL FIRM
a number of years and is careful, sober, hon.
est and obliging; has Urge family. E. A.. 275.
DRY CLEANER THOROUGHLY EXPEHI
enced; willing to do any kind ot work; his
fimlly and he face eviction: we are doing our
utmost to aid his family, but he needs work
most E. A. 243 X.
DYE MIXER: OOOD REFERENCES; OUT OP
work since Christmas; "does not want char
ity,1' but work: has two children, a O. ft,
yll
DYER AND CLEANEH.-HA8 HAD A LOfJfl
experience with local establishment: is a
quick and willing worker and Is sober and
honest; haa a large family to support and la
desperate from want of food ana worry,
EiaHTB&N.YEAJl-OLD BOY. WHO HAS
worked In mills, win take any kind of work
be can get; has had no work for two months;
Is one of a large family, 8. O. C. 723 (North.
we.. u. . .tme ave.. citn.j.
ELDERLY MAN HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
is skilled In all kinds of packing and can de
the work properly so as to prevent tones. L'.
ELECTRIC CRANE RUNNER-MA! OF ii
vears. has been out ot work 2 months; has
a young child and a delicate wife. 6. O. C. CM).
(Woodland District, 8. O, C 1282 South 4Tta
IHWCf
ELECTRICIAN AND SUB LE1TER CAR
rier. 85 years old; will take anything he can
get to do: haa four children, the youngest a
small baby, one ot the children Is tubercular.
S O. C, No. 617. (Woodland Dlst, 1232 S.
47th at )
ELECTRICIAN A YOUNO. VAMB1TTOUS
and industrious man, whose aged mother is
depending absolutely on his support: references
from, his last employer are the best. E. A.. 287.
ELECTH ICIAK HERE 18 A QOOD MH
who needs work badly and la experienced la
every branch ot the work; eobir and trust
worthy U the recommendation of bis former
employer K. A..77
ELECTRO TYFKH-TllE, MANTETs WOll
(d for V years in one place. Has a wife and
B children, the oldest 12, vousgsst 8 months.
On of tha children Is paralysed and has to
be taken to the hospital three times a week for
trcatwsnt 8, 6. C . 51 Southeast District,
tl. o, C-. ? W4ttou, etraet,
2, 1916:
WOBKJNMDEpJVUIOKLT
" Attn7Dfnlmitll7 of this clMWMll
r-xprnnotlon o Key Number! i Olvjnjindhew
these needv Mtvlduala map be reached qutcMu.
MALE
rt rviTtin OPERATOR A 10-YEAR-OLD
boy deslrVs position as. elevator .operator.
but .willing to take ."Whlnr. lis Is one ot
n, fltnl y now on the li" t, '152,f0f rear!
, ' Esr0tekb.ia.h
work for this latter also, esse proved thor-
iB DisfficV'ofW1 sa.tk as
lie 8, O. C. 670. -
FRP.ANH DOY. COLORED. IB .YEARS ' 9,VS;
Ewl rtako worlt of any kind Jo'iPm,0tn,
and nr Taunt support n. 'amllv consisting of
10 cllldren and 6 nduts: adults include sev.
fral .tred womcr i Unable to work: aid urgenil
boy will do anything. J vv. P. !"
ERRAND BOY-COLORED HOY. 15 YEARS,
wants work to support h mself and mother!
mother" ,i,o seeks housework or laundry work.
J. W. 11. s-v
KXPERT. DRY CliEANER-The Society for
S'.ca'S. aSmknnaw'n;. ifter steady employment
r,feSutPofdo?knorn,n,',rear?tHre
he Is willing to clean am thing, to support a
wlfo and two little children References, Her
istered at Woodland District Offlce. 1232 South
47tn street, me
PARMWORK-YOUNG COUPLE, ACCUS-
tomed lo farmwork, would like to return to
the rountry. They havo 2 small children. 8.
O. C. 011 (Powelton District, S. O. C, 4013
lanrilDn muiiucj
rATHER AND SON, HAVr) WORKED IN
factory, out of work 13 weeks; 0 In family.
Vo ono working. Must have work quickly. J.
W. II., i Hoi'
riREMAN - DISCHARGED, (HONORABLY)
In Jnnuary Irom navy at the same occupa
tion, haa excellent record; Is married and
wife Is III; willing to do anything. L. A., 41
X
FIREMAN. MARRIED WITH SEVEN CHIL-
dren. has been out of work and tho Aid Com.
inlttee nak for immediate assistance. E.
A., 207
riHEMAN - BOY, 10. HAS GOOD ltlJI 1 1;
encrs ns fireman on a boxt whero ne was
last emnloved. S. O, C. 71.1 (Southeast Dlst..
MO Wharton st )
FLOOR PLANER AND SCRAPER -WITH
wife and 0 children, needs work badly, has
excellent references. I; A . "
GARDENER AND CHAUrFELR - YOUNO
Irishman, 4 months out of work, with one-month-old
child: has had experience and can
furnish references. J. W. II.. 803.
GARDENER. WITH OOOD REFERENCES.
will tako nny kind of work ho can get 8.
JPenJl.. 4018 Powelton nve),
OARDENER, OR ANT . LIGHT WORK
around country placo: this man was In
jured nbout 14 years ago and Is unable to do
lieavv work, his last cmplocr was perfectly
satisfied with hlm.saylng ho is sober, honest
and very careful. E. A., 281).
GARDENER AND COOK Oormsn. 07
tears old. would Ilka position ns gardener,
or will tako a placo where his wire could also
bo emploied ns cook. Both have vtrv good
references. S. O. C. No. 001. (Enstern Dls
tilct ,'i.'.i S. Lawrence st ) .
GLASS-BLOWER WITH GOOD REFER
enecs will take nny kind of work he can
get to support his wife and fivo children; his
wlfo has been working to help support tho
famm, but Is no longer able to do ao. S. O.
C 7U2 (Southwest District, .111 s2-'
GllOCERY CLERK-A HUSTLER. WHO HAS
excellent reference from former employer
nnd knows the business thoroughly. Is trilng
to get a Job so he can pay his rent and keep
hi sjlttlo family together. B. A.271.
GROCERY CLERK. 2.1 YEARS OLD: VERY
good references. Is the onlv support of his
mother and father. S. O C 7J1 (Northeast
District. 2.110 N. Howaid st )
HARDWOOD FINISHER, WITH GOOD REF
erenccs, has been out ut work two months.
Hns threo children, the eldest ono Is tubercu
lar. S. O. C, No. 643. (Northeast Dlst., 2310
N. Howard st.)
H.VrTER THIS MAN HAS. WORKED IN
ono place for 23 ears. IIo gave up his
work to start In business tor himself, but Tailed
because of the unusual Industrial and financial
situation In tho country thlsycor. (Nlcetown
und Tioga District, K. O. C. U18, Hunting
Park avenue and Clarissa street.)
HORSESHOER-WELT. RECOSIMENDED HY
last emnloei. with whom ho worked 2 years.
P. A. 168.
HOSEMAN FORMERLY IN FIRE DEPART
ment and with department store: has excel
lent references ntid needs the work badly.
L A.. 220.
HOSIERY MACHINE ERECTOR - THOR.
ougly experienced man needs work badly.
Last employer compelled to let him go owing
lo lack of work after employing him several
years. E. A.. 2.17 X
HOUSEMAN. 24 YEARS OLD, ITALIAN, HAS
good references as to character; a recent em
ployer sns lie Is very obliging and desirous
to do well; formerly was a watchman In a
factory for two years, and haB worked some
at tho tailoring trade; Is changing his oc
cupation becauso he cannot got the kind of
work ho has been doing. S. O. C. 773 (South
cast District. 530 Wharton st.).
HOUSEMAN, PORTER, JANITOR-SOBER,
Industrious, with tho best recommendation.
speaks German and Engllsli E. A.. 291.
HOUSE PAINTER-ITALIAN. SOBER. IN
dustrlous and efficient, wants work to sup
port a wlfo and S children. He has been out
of employment for 5 months and Is registered
at tho Society for Organizing Charity, South
eastern District Offlce. 5.10 Wharton street.
Caso fully Investigated bv the Society and
found worthy. File 8 O. C. B67.
HOUSE PAINTER-THROWN OUT OF EM-
ploymcnt 4 months ago. a house painter with
experience and excellent references, wants
work of any kind to support his wife and 0
children, all under 11 vears. He is registered
bv the Society for Organizing Charity, at the
Woodland District Office. 1232 South 47th
street Flip 8. O. C . 63.
IIOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER-MAN HAS
been out of work three months; he has a
wife and four children, the oldest u years old;
the youngest 1 year, very good references.
(Woodland Dlst., 8. O. C, SMI, 1232 8. 47th
street.)
HUCKSTER OR DRIVCR, WITH SPLENDID
references, has a wife and four Bmall chil
dren S O. C. 710 (Powelton Dlst.. 401S Pow-
cltnn ao.) ,
IRON STRUCTURAL PAINTER. 30 YEARS
old; splendid references; out of work six
weeks; invalid wife and three children de
pendent on him. 8. O C. C51. (German
town Dlst., 52 W. Chelten ave.)
1RONWORKUR YOUNO. ENERGETIC MAN,
has worked 18 years In ono place, and haa
never had but one employer. Lost his work
when tho mill whero ho was employed closed
down Has been out ot work now 5 months.
His a wife and 2 small children, 8 years and
4 months of age, dependent on him. 8. O. C.
592. (Northeast District, S. O. C. 234U North
jiowarasireew
IRON WORKER WITH OOOD REFER."
ences; will tako anything he can get to do:
has been out of work several months, wife and
live children. S. O. c. No. 700. (Southwest
District. 1316 S. 22d st.)
IRON WORKER. WITH GOOD REFER-
ences; has been out ot work all winter; has
a wife and 4 children, 8. O. C, 710 (South-
west CJiai., J.JCO o;ci si. i.
IRON PAINTER, WITH GOOD REFER-
aas Finn ViAori ltfr t ifA1 si1 tnAnlha
CllUVai i ( uocii uui i eo'oiaj diujiista.
6. O. C. 72.1 (Southwest Dlst., 1316 B. 22d St.),
IRON WORKER, 40 years old; good reference.
out ui worn ttvu uiouiua, wile ana tares
children dependent on him. S. O. C. No. i.
lriuvc)
ITALIAN LABORER ITALIAN, WITH SIX
children, the oldest 12 and tho youngest
twins 2 years old, has been out of work 6
months He Is a willing worker and win take
anything he can get to do. S. O. c. Dim,
Southeast District, S. O, C , JUO Wharton at.
JANITOR-MAN, 40 YEARS OF AOE. DE
sires position as Janitor or will take any kind
ot laboring work. Ho has been out ot work
alnco last August as the result ot an accident,
Ills wife has tuberculosU, There are 3 small
children dependent upon htm. (Germantown
District. 8. o C 617, 62 West Chelten avenue.)
JANITOR-40, WORKED IN HIS LAST
placo for live years; is seeking work. He
has excellent references and lost his work a
month ago. when the firm he was with went
out of business. Can do odd Jobs ot all kinds.
8. O. C, No. 674. (Powelton District, 40ID
Powelton ave.)
JANITOR. EMPLOYED IN A LARGE TRUST
company, and his employers say he was
sober and honest, leaving to take a batter posl.
1 on E A 2uo.
JANITOR OR WATCHMAN, HAS EXCEL-
lent references; out of work a long time and
needs a chance ln.medlately. E .A., ifll.
JANITOR-OOOD, STEADY MAN WISHES
soms kind of position 1 experienced; aiso
familiar with stable work. E. A. 241 X.
JEWISH MAN, ABOUT 40, WANTS ANY
kind of light work: would prefer outside
work; not strong; has six children and wife
depending upon him. J. W. B, 1)11.
LABORER-AN UNUSUALLY INDUSTRIOUS
man, this Is what his last emplojer says of
him. He was emploied by ma for several
months, he was sober alnass and very
punctual, I have known for a fact that last
summer ho walked more than live miles to
be at his work at 7 o'clock, which I consider
very much to the man's credit He Is In urgent
need at the present. E. A.. 204. "!
LABORER COLORED LABOBEP WITH
wife, and two children 4 and 2 years of age.
The, children have been 111 and have needed a
good deal of care. As Ihe man could not get
work, his w o has gone out by day to hela
support family, 8. O. C , nM. Southwest
District, 8. O. C 131.822LreeJ
LABORER - 1TAUAN. WITH Six" SMALL
children, has been out ot work all winter ex.
ccpt a day now and then. He has worked for
an electric company and has very good refer
ences. One of his children Is a cripple. S. O
C. 600. Southeast District, a O. C.. 630
LABORER FATHER AND SON. 19 YEAR3
old. out of work: both have very good ref.
erences and are willing to take anything they
can, get to do: three young chlldron are de
pendent on thenv for support. (Nlcetown and
iWS ?;v- c" BflTlIuntln, Park a"?
LABORER-MAN. WITH VERY GOOD REP
erences. has been out of work fl month. Us
rnVntns S iWl. & . Wor'k'h.
rVwaSiret)th"t DUW
LABORER. COLORKD MAN OUT OF WORK"
wants odd .1oU at whitewashing or anything
else that will enable him to supoorti Vwlt
and 0 small children family U living In the
WL JW.UI. J"juUbc " amall
WORK NEEDED QUICKLY
At tht beginning est Hill closiMcaiidT '
crplanallon of Keu Nnmber h nlvtn ,i
theae needy Indfiiduaia map be reached tn.iV
""- VB1CU.
MALE
i.
LAnortEtl - 33 YEARS OLD, ITAttlf S
with excellent references; has 'been om Ni
work five months: lias flvojmall children ? i
pendent on him. 8. O. C No. 603 (N,,'
and. Tioga District, Hunting Park . Hj ,
Clarissa st.) J"" M '
LABORDTt ITALIAN, B6 YEARS OLD.vtru'
good references; has been out of wotk tiS I
months: h liaa n wife andO small ??,' i
8 ot whom are III. S. O. C, Ms. (&-;
D sti S. (). C 838 6. lATfrence st.) '"twi
LArtORER - AN ITALIAN. WITH no
references, will take any kind ot worii,.
can gstl naa .wiie ana cniiaren, the yeWr
st a smaii ooj, i-. j. v. ico nowo ton Dlif
019 1'owellon ave.), "aL-
LAKORER-nOY 18, OUT Or tYORK TlTni
months.. Will take anything h can g,5
tlo to, help support his widowed mother a
threo brothers nnd sisters. 8 o. c. No rf.1
nastern District. 3.ts 8. Lawrence it.)''
LABORERpV YOUNO MAN WITH AVH.
und small child, was employed for mors tV.!
one year and his former employer highly
ommends him, only owlngto tho depression S
times Is lie out of work. E. A.. 293. "
LABORER - FAMILY IN GREAT HEm-
the children need clothing! temporary tiija
In the way. of food and clothing hss '
given, hut.tho.rnan wants work, Tils w,
sick. E. A., 213. "
,r,nwnMAV nn vnAwn nr.n n.
excellent refercnecs: will tako anylhlnr ! B
can got to do to support hl delicate wlfs ,;J 1
2 chlldron. 8. O. C. 640, (Powelton D it." Iff, ft
t OTTFItO" ?" .iii.s
LABOUI5R - MAN'. !, VBATtS OLB, JU
b out of work, nine months; hns exceiiAi
refer.ncesnnd will take anything lis i cn r".
B. O. C 020. (Eastern Dlst., S. O. C 33J
Lawrence st.).
LABORER-POLISH. WITH F.XCELLES7
worlt references, will take anything he tit
get to do to support his wlfo and children, a
O. C. No. 050. (Eastorn District, 33S a
Lawrenco st.)
LABORER (COLORED) YOUNO E.NEII7
rtn tnnn with coo,! references, htm wn-w..
in boarding houses, out of work ono mentv
hns a wlfo and baby to support. S. O c. It
H'owellon Dlt 40ts Powellon nve.). '"
LABORER MAN. POLISH,. OUT OF WOHK
tlirC'U lliuilklin .,,(, inu,,viiu.ia, .,. Clllioreil!
boy of 15 will do nny kind or work to h.lri
aUo.glrl of 10 lears. Very urgent. No. 6M,
LABORER ItUSSIAN. '27 YEARS OLE
with very good references hns had no trot
for a iear; haa n wife nnd two children (.
pendent on hlni S. O. C , 73(1. (Eastern Dli.
irlct, 8, O C , 33S South Lawrence st.)
LABORER, WITH GOOD REFERENCE!
out of work 0 months: will tnke anything ti
can got to do to support hla wlfo nnd 6 chn.
dren. 8, O. C, 755 (Southern District, B. 0.
C , ri.".0 Wharton st.)
LAUORDR. 10 YEARS WITH ONE EJi;
plojer. excellent references; no work tori
months, has n wife and 4 children S. O. C..
744 (Northeast District, 8 O. C, 2318 jj;
Howard st.)
LABORER, WITH GOOD REI'ERKNCKS;
out of work 7 months; linn n wlfo nnd t cbll.
dren dependent on him. R. o. c , i.i. (Houlh.
east District. B. O. C, 530 Whnrton st.)
LAPORER. WITH WIPE AND CHILD,
rendv for nny kind of labor to keen his tarn,
llv together. Can some ono eunnly him wlis
oven tenpornry work E. A.. 2C0.
LABORER WAS A COAL PA8SER IN THB
United Slates Navy: has had no work slnct
his enlistment expired. SO. C. 718 (SouU.
west Dlst., 131Be.22d.)
LABOHER, NONUNION MAN, WITH wiri
nnd four children: his last employer spexki
of him as a first-class man, honest and aottr.
B A.. 202.
LABORER-MAN WILL DO ANY KIND 0
work: wife and seven children to support;
tins not worked for three months. J. w. a,
1
LABORER AN ITALIAN. WITH GOOD
references, has been out of work 0 months.
S. o C. 704 (Southeast Dlst., 630 Wharton
street).
I.ARORER-COLORED. WITH GOOD REF.
erences, will tnke anything ho can get to dg
to support his four children B O. C, No. 691,
(Southwest District. 1316 3 d)
LABORER. 45 YEARS OF AGE, FOUR CHIL
dren, employed for 15 jenrs with one con.
rem, who states ho docs not drink and Is t
hustler E A.. 2m. ,
LABORER-THIB MAN IS INDUSTRIOUS
and sober nnd wants work. Can you use hint
E. A., 221.
LABORER, ITALIAN, OUT OF WORK SIX
months; wife and seven children, all U
nourlslicd. No. M. J. v.
LATHER HAS GOOD REFERENCES. FOR.
;
mer employer would glva him work If ha hai
It for hlni; hns been out of work all wlntfr;
hns a wlfo nnd two small children. S O. C.
740. (Woodland District. 8. O. C, 1232 S. 47th
s
LATHER. 114 YEARS OLD, WITH VERT
good references; employer says he has been
satisfactory In every way; line been out of
work threo months. S. O C. 741. (Woodlul
Dlstrlot. 8. O. C. 1232 8. 47th st )
LATHER, 30 YEARS OLD, VERY GOOD
workman: out of work four months; has s
wife nnd seven smnll children dependent n
him. S. O. C. 742. (Woodland District S. O.C,
1232 South 47th st.) -
LICENSED ELEVATOR OPERATOR HAS
good references for character and work. lis
is the very man for tho Job you have open.
E. A.. 278: .
LIGHT WORK FOR TUBERCULOSIS MAN-
Fnther of a family of wlfo and 6 children
is 111 with tuberculosis but family's condi
tion In so desperato that he will attempt Hist
work mother unablo to leave home because
of an Infant. 0 months old will do laundrr
work at homo: eldest bov. 15 years old. wsntl
work an a helper on n wagon. J. W B 8RL
LINEMAN ANt ELECTRICIAN - YOUJM
and energetic man, who has been out of wori
for 5 months, Is willing to tnke anything be
can get to do. Ho has 5 small children, anl
while he haa been out of work his wife hti
gone out to work by the day She Is now ill.
8. O. C. 5"14. (Nlcotown and Tioga District, 8.
o. C, Clarissa street and Hunting Park art-
nut.) ,
LONGSHOREMAN OR LABORER HAJ
worked In tannery and soap factory energetli
Polish man; will tako anything he can get ti
do to support his wife and 3 children; his wlfs
has been doing washing to try to earn the lit.
Ing. 8. O. C, 751 (Southeast District, S. O. C
630 Wharton Bt.) .
LONGSHOREMAN OR LARORER. WITH
good references, family of 12 have been de
pendent on earnings of 10- ear-old boy; nei
health U now broken from overwork. tW
man villi tnke anvthlng ho can get to do t;
support his family S O. C. 712 (Southeast
Dlst.. 63U Wharton st )
Longshoreman and driver-man ius
been out of work 4 months and will tax'
an) thing he can get to do. Has a wife ays
small baby dependent upon him 8. O. C, Ml.
Eastern District, S. O, C.. 338 South Lawrenei
street. .
LONOSHOREMAN 28. POLISHWITH GOOD
references: will take anything ho can get u
do to support his wlfo and four small children.
8 O. C.. No. 077. (Southeast District. W
Wharton at.)
LONGSHOREMAN WILLINO TO DO ANf
k)nd of work; laid oft through lack ot work.
MACHINIST FORMER EMPLOYER SAVS:
"Have known the man manv vears and h U
the utmost confidence in his honesty, eobrletf
and general character. It does not seem as li
ho deserves tho hard knocks that have been
his lot.'' E. A. 222. .
M'ACHINISr-MAN, 27 YEARS OLD, HUN;
garlan. who Bpeaks English; has a very g
work reference from last employer. Has 5 chil
dren dependent on him. S. O, C., 601. (Euta-3
District, 8. O. C. 838 8outh Lawrence strstu
MACHINIST'S HELPER-MAN HAS WORK;
ed 8 years in ono place. While he has ba
out of employment, nls wife lias been motm
to help surrort their a children. S. O. Ca
(Northern Elstrlct, 8. O. C. 1130 Notts
Marshall street )
MACHINIST: FOREMAN-MAN HAS BEEN
out of work since August. He has a wltj
and three children 7 years, 5 years, ana oar
2 months. Spring Garden District. 8. O. I.
1832 Brandywlne street. 8, O, C 576.
MACHINIST MAN HAS t WORKED 11
years in one place and has been out or wois
4 months. He will Uko any kind of work J'
can get. S. O. C. 607, (Northeast District,
8. O. C. 2316 North Howard street.)
MACHINIST? 32 YEARS OLD;" EXCELLENT
references; served four years In the U.
Marines and has an honorable discharge;
a wlfo and threo children. 8. O, C. 7
(Woodland District, 1232 8. 47th St.).
MACHINIST-EMPLOYED FOR FIVE YEARS
by a traction company, who aay that n w
thoroughly reliable and competent: ho is rn
rled and Is In need. E. A.. 206.
MACHINISTS HELPER Has worked in
place for seven years. Ills employer
he Is "willing, sober and Industrious.'' A "
and seven children are dtpendent on nim.
He has been out of work nearly all wiai
and has had a great deal of Illness in au (
family during that time. 8. O. C, No. 6M.
(Northern District. 1439 N. Marshall at.) .
MACHINIST'S HELPER MAN. THOROUGH.,
ly familiar with work about automobiles, KM !
very good work references. Haa been, out J
work all winter. Six children under 18, JM .
youngest 4 months old, are dependent up'
dim. 8. O. c. 610. (Powelton District, B. O,
c. 4018 powellon avenue.)
MACHINIST'S HELPER AN AMERICAN,
years old. with good references, has bet
out ot work since October; hi wife la .deal
and bla oldest child Is taking care of U
house and her four brothers and sister;, ft
O. C., No. 637, (Spring Qardeu Dlst., 1M
ursuuywine st.j
MACHINST'S HELPER HAS WORKED 1
year in one place, and will take anything
can get to do: a family of small children u
dependent on him. S. O. C, 6J3. (Powelto
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MAN OF WORK. ITALIAN. HAB FAMH-J
, of seven children: boy of 14 in family: $
bright boy: could make himself very '?
around a store: father Is a laborer, would " .
willing to do any kind of work, J w
MAN. JEWISH, 45 YBARB OLTX OUT Of
work 4 months. Ono boy workltftnin fan1
of eight. Wife la 111. but has not asked for
any help. Neighbor told investigator that h
nines 1 due to worrlment and lack of pour-
isnment. a most deserving case. J. v j."s
MAN. COLORED, FORMER MINISTER. 1
skilled as a carpenter and painter, w
wife and three children and 1 steady .,
liable; willing to, do whitewashing and dean
Ina of cellar, etc.. and do them right K A '
MAN. HAS BEEN HUCKSTER. OUT 0
work to month, 7 )ldro all under wpr
lag ags. Two oldest boys, 12 and.la.. aJ
papn yatnily are about to b trlcted
copayment ef rent. J. W- D.. 881.
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