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EVENING LF-DftER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1915:
cuffed prophet
stands by forecast
of 3 more snows
Simeon M. Mokemachcr
Is Undisturbed by the
Scoffing of Bliss and
Other Skepticsl
Bristling Onions Toll Talo.
Seer's Peculiarity of Rai
ment Dntes From Incident
of Early Youth and Appe
tite for Chocolate Eclair.
Old Simeon M. Mokcmacher sat on a
heap of atrophied onions In his llttlo liltl
den Enrtlen outsldo Andalusia, Pa., this
mornlnsr-htid squinted at tho slty. Thero
was a twlnklo In his bright eyes, for ho
had Just been risked If ho did not wish
to retract or modify his prediction that
there will be thrco moro snowstorms "cro
tho winter ends."
"Curlousost tiling- ever,' ho snld, "how
these cuffs on my overalls Ret tilled with
earth. I guess I loso two hours u day In
my experimental work cleaning them and
(Iftlng nnd Inspecting what I find tliero."
Tho reporter, who had forgotten tho
pathway nnd In consequence literally had
to fight hln way through tho barrier of
underbrush to tho garden, nodded po
litely nnd repented his query about tho
thrco snowstorms Mr. Jfokrmnchcr
looked up at tho sky ng.iln nnd smiled.
"How should 1 lcnow?" ho remarked,
with thinly veiled narrnsni. "I'm not a
Groundhog nnd I'm not a goosebone. nnd
your Georgo S. Bliss says nobody but a
groundhog anil gooscbono prophcto can
tell whether It's going to snow any moro.
Now, I told you onco thcro'd bo threo
moro snowstorms cro tho winter ends."
ONIONS' TELLTALE BRISTLES.
Tho old man suddonly dived forward
llko a trained acrobat nnd sprawled on
the ground. Ho whipped out a mlgnlfy
Ing glass with ono hand ,and an olcctrlo
torch with tho other. Ho scraped away
somo earth and then, training tho light
on nn onion, ho closed ono oyo nnd
squinted with tho other at tho vegctablo
through tho glass.
"Aha!" ho said. "Tho onion quivers.''
Jlr.Mokemachcr aroso and resumed dig
ging tho earth out of his overall cuffs.
Ho started to talk ns though to himself.
nnd by bending closo tho reporter caught
tho following:
"Tho bristles nro waving furiously.
Aha! It Is the connecting link betweon
vegctablo nnd animal life, but I shall not
reveal tho secret. Why should I?"
Abruptly ho halted and looked up.
"Curlousest thing over," ho resumed,
"how theso cuffs get filled with earth."
"Why don't you stop wearing them?"
ha Tvajj nsked.
, THE CUFFED PROPHET.
Tho Andoluslan prophet drew himself
alp majestically to his full G fept 4 Inches.
"Young man," ho Bald, glaring through
iho Inverted magnifying glass, "ns I seo
you now you arnt as big as my thumb.
Why should I wear cuffs. I am entitled
to my llttlo Idiosyncrasies. In tho great
world outsldo my garden of onions men
wear all manner of foolish things and so
do tho women, nnd also, I am told, tho
women powder their faces. All right, let
them, but I shall wear cuffs on my over
alls. "Why7" ho was asked.
"Onco upon a time," said Mr. Moke
macher, "when I was a llttlo boy, I re
ceived a $3 gold-pleca for a Christmas
gift. Thero was a holo In my pocket nnd
the coin disappeared. I mourned It for
two weeks. Then ono day as I was pass
ing a baker's window I suddenly devel
oped nn overpowering appctita for choco
late eclair, but, alas, I had no money, so
I sat down on tho curbstono to weep.
Unconsciously T ran my hand through
tho cuffs on my trousers, and there wns
the ?3 gol4-pIece. I wear them for their
utility. They savo nlonoy.
"But you mind what I say, young man,
yotfean laugh at your Georgo S. BUbs, for
there'll be three moro snowstorms cro tho
winter ends."
OBITUARIES
"William A. Shortt
NEW YORK, Mnrch 10. William Allaire
Shortt, ex-Assemblyman, died yesterday
at lilu homo In Richmond Borough, after
a few days' illness with pcnumonla. Ho
was conspicuous for his knowlcdgo In con
stitutional law and as an actlvo Demo
crat. Hls"wlfo Is tho nleco of Seth Low.
Mr. Shortt wns born In Florenco, Maes.
In 1BS0 ho received a bachelor's degree at
tho University of Toronto, and tho follow
ing year became a master of arts. Ho
was graduated from the law school ot
the University of New York and was a
member of the New York Bar Associa
tion. Guy W. Ramsey
Guy W. Ramsey, who was auditor for
the Peoples' National Fire Insurance
Company, died yesterday at his home, at
6217 Jefferson street, after a brief 111
nss. He was 32 years old. Prior to his
connection with tho Insurance company,
Mr. Ramsey was affiliated with the Amer
ican Auto Company. Ho was born in
Lancaster County, and for the last eight
years resided In this city. Ho was a mem
ber of tho Patriotic Order Sons of Ameri
ca. The funeral services will be held
Saturday afternoon at his late residence.
James Vfark
James Wark, 83 years old, ono of tho
oldest members of the Loyal Patriots
of America, Is dead at the home of his
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daughter. Mrs. Lllaabctli N. Parke, 627
South Brand street. He succumbed Mon
day to n complication of diseases. Mr.
Wnrk, who Is tho father of William K,
Wnrk, president nnd treasurer of tho W.
K. Wnrk Compnny, Iron structural con
cern, Wna n native of Ireland, and settled
In this country when rt young mail. Ho
Is survived by another daughter, Mrs, N.
W. McMcekln. Tho funeral will bo held
tomorrow nfterrtoon, from tho rcsldenco
of Mrs. Parke.
John Cnssidy
HONOLULU. March 10,-John Cnssidy,
who built tho first rnllrond telegraph line
In California, and who formerly wns as
sociated with Alexander Graham Hell, In
ventor of tho telephone, died yesterday.
Ho wns 71 yenrs old.
catljs;
linATTY. On March 8, IONS, OLORCUJ L.
HWATTY. Funeral from his late residence,
112 llrookfleld avo.. Anlmore, Pa., on Thurs
day. Mnrch 11, tit . p. m. Interment prlvato
t llAUnor M. E. Comctrry.
tlKHTv On March t. lOir,, MA11V MA
TILDA, widow of Rev. Wesley C. Heat.
Relatives ntlrl friend. nro Invlled In nttend
the funeral services, nn Friday afternoon, nt
B o'clock, at her lato residence. 2511 8.
Mat l. Interment prlvato. Kindly omit
floral offerings.
noillll On her 81at birthday, March R,
101ft, JOMBI'tflNK L.. daughter of the lato
.1. J- Burle tttd Sophie Hcauvcau, Requiem
Maes nt St. J. seph'a Church. 4th street and
Wllllng's alley. Thuradav, Mnrch 11, at 10
o'clock. Interment private.
CAILLOU On March 0, IPIB. at Colllnsa-
wood. N. .1., PANNIF l. . widow of Adolph
('nlllou and daughter of tho lato James nnd
Margaret Hood iJovino. Funeral on Frldiy,
nt 2 p m., from tho residence of her hophow,
IhnrlcH Ph-rle Garde. Mlu I'ino nt , Phila
delphia, interment private.
CAI.LAIIAN-O'NLII.L On Mnrch 0. 101C.
MARY I., widow- or .lnlnen c'nllaliln mnn
O'Neill). I'uneral on Saturday, nt 8 .'111 n. m.,
from Ml West Cornwall at. High Mas at
St. Veronica's Church, at 10 a. in. Inter
ment Holy CroJa Cemetery.
CANNON. On March 0. JUlfi, KLlZABirril
A., beloved wlfo of Mlrlmel J. Cannon, r.io
relatives nnd friends are Invited to attend
tho runeral. on Saturday morning, at a .80
o'clock, from her late reildtnce, 1210 North
Front at. Solemn ltequlcm Masa nt Ht.
Michael's Church, nt 10 o'clock. Interment
nt New Cathedral Oemeterj.
CI.AOHOKN. On Mnrch 8, 101B, ELIZA
STUART, widow of Charles Uugcno Claghorn
nnd dnughter o. tho lain Charles and Re
becca Culton Btunrt. Tho relatives, and
friends arc Invited to attend tho funoral
servico, at uer late residence. -io y 4um si.,
on Thurslay nth Inst., nt 11 a. in. Inter
ment private.
CONNLK. On March 0, 101B. KATIIERINn
CiiXNKll, widow of Illllarv Conner. Funeral
on Friday, nt 1 p. m , from the residence of
her grandson, IMvvnrd Maloney, 117 Moore,
et. Interment nt Fernwood Cemetery.
I) It I IIS. Near ML Holly, N. J on March 0,
Mil.-,, PAULINA Willis, widow ot John,
I Ties. In her 7uth year, runeral from Iter
lute residence, near Jit. Holly, N. J., on
Saturday, March If!, nt 0 n. m. Solemn
High Muss at Church of Sjcrod Heart, at 10
n. m. Interment nt St. Mary's Cemetery.
LSI.INO. At Kossland, British Columbia, on
March 8, JANP. CATHBRlNll, widow of tho
lato L Theodoro Baling, died In her 8Sth
yenr. Interment In Mount Morlah Cemetery.
Due notlco will bo given.
rAItltrJI.I.. On March 0, loir,, JAMES A.,
husband of Catharlno Taylor . Farrell.
Funeral on Saturdny. nt 8 30 n. in., trom
1111.1 South Alden st Solemn Mass of lte
qulcm at Church of the Moat Blessed Sacra
ment nt lt n. m. lnteime.it Holy Crosa
Cemetery.
rKltltllTTI. On March 8, 1015, DOMENICO
l'ERRKTTI. Funeral Breviers will bo held
on Thursday, M.rch 11, at 10 a in, at at.
Augustine's Church, 1th at., below Vine,
Philadelphia.
I-IIICKEL. On Murch 8, 101(1. CATHERINE,
widow of John Frlckcl. aged 80 yearB. Rela
tives nnd friends nro Invited to attend tho
funeral services, on Thuradny afternoon, at 2
o clock, at the rcsldenco of her son-in-law,
Mr. Alfred Jnhn, 1723 N. 33d st. Interment
private.
GRAHAM. In St. Louis, Mo , on Mnrch 8.
CIIUIST1NE 11LAIR, widow of Henjamln H.
Grnham.
HALL. On March 8, 10l.r,, ANNIE II.. bo
loved wlfo of Franklin Hall. Relatives and
friends aro Invited to attend tho funeral serv
ices, on Thuniday afternoon, at 2 o'clock
precisely, at her lato residence, 131S Norm
13th st- Interment private, at West Laurel
Hill Cemetery.
HALL. On March 0, 1015, JOHN A. HALL.
Funeral on Friday, at 2 p. m , from his lato
rtsldenco "1st nnd Gri-onuay ave., West
Philadelphia. Interment private. Ml. Morlah
Cemetery.
1IAKLI1Y. On Marrh n, 1015, JOHN M
husband of Sarah Y. Ilarley. Funeral serv
ices on Friday, nt 1 10 p m. precisely, at
his lato realdence. l'iSS North 11th at. In
terment at Hillside. Cemetery.
HOWELL. On Mnrch 0. 1015, EMILY L.,
wife of tho Into John A. Howell, aged SI
years. Relatives and friends are invited to
nttend the luueral services, on Friday after
noon, nt 2.30 o'clock, nt her lato residence,
MSI Chancellor st. Interment private at
North Laurel Hill Cemetery.
IIUIT. At Beverly. N. j., on March 8. 1015,
WILLIAM II. HUFF, husband of Clar.i L.
Huif. I'uneral servlca on Thursday, at 2
p. m.. at hla lato lesidince. Tin Wnlton-Avo.,
Beverly, N. J. Interment Monument Ceme
tery. nilAMAIL On Mnrch 8, 101B, ELLEN II.,
duughter of tho Into Georgo V. and Eliza
beth II. Kramar. Funeral (.ervlces on I"Tldoy,
nt 3 p. m. precisely, at her lato residence,
Norhelm ApartmentB, 2100 West Norrla ft.
Interment private, at Mt. Teice. Cemetery.
LII'I'INCOTT. At Fellow ship, N. J., on
.March 8. 11115, LOUANNA LII'I'INCOTT.
Funeral cervices on Thursday, March 11, at
2 p. in., nt Fellowship, N. J. Interment
Colestnwn. N. J.
MAOKltEI.I,. On March 0. IDlf., ALEX
ANDER MAC1CRE1.L. Funeral on TrlJay,
at 2 p. m.. from t:-l West Dauphin Ft. In
terment private, Franklin Cemetery
McIWHIIEN On Mnrch 0, 1015, SAMUEL
McPADDEN aged 4ti vears. Funeral on
Friday, at 2 p. m., from S22 East Russell
6t. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
MOORE On March 0, 1015, LEWIS N.
MOORE, husband of Eleanor Marshall Moore.
Relatives and friends of tho family, also ori
ental Lodge, No. 325. F. and A. M. : Meauo
Post, No. 1. O. A. It . nnd members of tho
union League, nro Invited to attend tho fu
neral, from his lato resldcnco. 12th nnd Alns
lev nve.. Melroso Park. Pa. on Sulurdav.
March 1.1. j(U 2 n. in. Interment private at
West Luurel Mill Cemetery.
MORRIS. On March 0, 1015. MORTON
MORRIS. Funeral on Thursday. Martli 11.
at 2 p. m., from hln late residence, 31U
North 1.1th st. Interment private.
MURPHY. In Devon, Pa., on March 7. 1015,
JAMiOS J., husband of Sarah tltafferty)
Murphy. Funeral fiom his lato residence,
on Valley Forwo load. Devon, Pa., on Thura
du), March 11. ut S a. in Illsli Mass at
ft Monica's Church, tlerwyn. at 0-30. In
terment St. Dennis' Cemetery, Ardmore, Pa.
MITHACKEIt On March II, 1015. ELLEN
A., widow of John Nothacker, In her Mith
ear. Duo notice of tho funeral will ba
given, from the resldtneo of her son-in-law,
James Campbell. .WJil Boyer St., (Jermantnwn.
It.tllKKY On March 0. 1013. OUY WIL
LIAM, husband ot Anna Nordell Ramsey
and son ot William Nathaniel and Delilah
Ramsey, aged 31 years. Funeral on Satur
day, at 2 p in., from G217 Jefferson st
SOIIAAL. On March 8, 1015. GEORGE W.,
husband ef Amelia Schaal (neo Helllxman)
and son of tho Into Charles and Carolina
Schaal accd 50 years. Relatives and friends
nro invited to attend the funeral services, on
Friday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at his lato
residence. 112.1 Callowhlll st. Interment nt
Fernwood Cemetery. Remains may be viewed
Thurs'.av evening, from 7:10 to 0 o'clock,
SCHMIUT. On March 0. 1015, RORERT VT.,
hutband of Kllsa Schmidt Funeral on Sun.
day, nt 2 p. in , from h! lato residence,
llartrnm ave. nnd Oak lane, Colllngdale,
Delaware County, Pa. Interment private.
WARK. On March 8, 1015. JAMES, bus.
band of tbs late Margaret A. Wark, In Ids
Md ear. HeWtlvo and friends aro Invited
10 auonu uie luncrai, on inursuay, jiarcn I
NO. 62 ASTHMA SIMPSON, THE
DLATHS
il, at 2.30 o'clock precisely, from his lata
residence, 027 S. Rroad St. Interment at
Mount Morlah limetery. Remains may be
viewed on Wednesday evening.
WKILANI). On March 8. 10IS. HELENA
M. WKILANI), wlfo of John Welland tneo
Langrock). Funeral on Friday, at 8:,1() n.
m., from lOrt West Luray at. Solemn 51c
quiem Mass nt tho Church of tho Incarna
tion at 10 n. m. precisely. Interment Holy
Sepulchro Cemetery.
WILSON. On March 0, 1015, MARY K.,
daughter o.' the late Benjamin and Mary A.
1 Wilson. Funtral on Friday, at 1 p. m.,
from her lato residence, 222L tt'eat Oakdnlo
Bt. Interment private.
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A FREE SERIVICE TO LEDGER
ADVBHT1SERS
Bookkeepers stenographers, dorks
nvatl yourself of thin servlcn at onco.
Seo "Miss Dean," nt Ledger Central,
ns sha 13 constantly helping young
ladies tecum satisfactory positions, nnd
can undoubtedly help jou.
CHAMBERMAID Germnn-Amerlcan for cham.
hrtrwork, naclBt with wradilng and Ironing;
experienced; icferenccg. 2njf N. Broad st.
C1I1LDNURSE for thrco children, nges 8 to .1;
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230, Public Ledger, Wednesday morning,
10:30 o'clock
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MISSIONS. G 43, LEDGER CENTILiL.
COOK wanted, white; must bo flrst-cInsH and
coniw well recommended. Apply 4.122 Spruco.
FRENCH CHILDNVRSE, speaking English;
etato age, rcf. and wages. M417,Lcd.Cent.
HOUSEWORK Girl. Ger", housework. cook
In gjreT2342NPartjiv(13th nnd York).
LADY, educated, refined nnd prcpnsseaslng,
wanted nt onco to asaumo duties with a
large corporation: over 2.1, one who la will
ing to wrrk hurd to learn htislneFS, must
furnish beat city credentials; hualnesci expe
rience not absolutely essential; salnry, t70
monthly: advancement. A 121. Ledger Of,
MANAGING HOUSEKEEPERS
Wo can glvo permanent employment to
10 or 12 women ot good peronallly and
nalea ability In city districts vvhcio the
V R A N T.55 PREMIER ELECTRIC
t'LEANERS nro being sold: requlro
those who unde.stnnd the problems nnd
drudgery of elennlug by old methodn
nnd who can demnnstrato our labor-nav-Ing
nppllnnre; healthful, Mendv work;
on salary nnd eharo of profit basis.
Addresx P 511. Lodger Office.
OPERATORS. EXPERIENCED, TO WORK
ON MEN'S NECKWEAR; BEST OF
WAGES; STEADY WORK. 1401-:: S. 4TH.
, , .Philadelphia, March 1, 1015.
Ledger Central,
Hi nnd ,md chestnut eta.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Gentlemen Accent our thanks for nssist
nneo of vour Help Wanted Department In
tilling position wo had open. Mies Dcan'a
personnl attention naved ua much lime anil
iru-iuie in iniiHing mo selection.
Youra very truly,
Tho Euglo White Lead Co..
(Signed) W. E. MASTON.
j Local Manager.
'PHOrns'l'ANT chambermaid nnd seamatresa;
reference. Address A l.TI. Ledger Office.
SAI.KSUWIBN8BE MY ADVF.UTIHUlliNT;P
i.V'-yXcJi';" '-VERY SUNDAY.
V.A.n.CEr POST PAGE. S Wllburn llonen.
dlitrlhutor H. F. Goidrich Telephono Re-
r,c,''er L'uahlon, 210 Parkway Illdg. Phono
vvalnut l.tlo.
STENOOItAI'IlUR, capable, accurate, conacl n
tloua worker for factorv offico in West Phlla.:
one familiar with puj rolls pref.: state prevl-
E.exP. and salary wanted. M 4IB. Led cent.
WAITRFSS-Competent whllo girl, with icT
trenrc. ulfl N. Broad at.
WANTED Assistant bookkeeper and stenog
rapher: ono experienced in lumber business
rrriHirru; ceiur.ti location, il -i.. eu. Cent,
Wi"MAN to nsslst with housework: small ram-
. ily: good home. 2810 Richmond at.
"WORKING housekeeper, suburtn; good ref.";
good wqgea to coinp. peiton. Q 5)11. Led. Cent.
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BOY wanted. 11 yearn old
Apply at the
Mercantile Library. 10 South
lutn M., 'J
wciock n. ni,
COPI'ERSitlTHS, first clam. vvitVxperienco
on sheet metal work; Bteady work and good
pnv. Urtward O. Budd Manufacturing Co..
23th and Hunting I rlt ave.
FOnKMAN, cutter and glazer, for etalned glasa
works: give full particulars, where last em-
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i-u, uiunn oi
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MAN and wife, white: tnan. experienced butlor
and hnuBeman; wife, good cook, for private
fam. ; best ref required. A 107, Ledger Off.
SALESMAN, thoroughly experienced and con"
icnv, .vim j Mica return una reference,
or permanent position to sell food product;
splendid opportunity for right man: state age
and experience. A 131. Ledger, llfflce,
SALESMAN experienced, energetic man; wide
local acquaintance, to -ell private box trade,
popular price cigar. Man with tobacco exn.
pref : commission See Mr. Hunt. 0 to IB.
Monday, Ledger Central.
HELP WANTED MALE
S'ASTEn ,firpenter, .familiar with boxmaklng;
pattern rpnklng, rnlllwrlghtlng arid construe
UlY.i ,,ork-., y Frnnkford Arsenal In
. writing, rtatlng age, experience nnd salary.
..., ,uts P- IMh fL.
T!. ii . rnlla" 1'n.i March 1, IDlB.
Dear Mr. Hunt,
Ledger Central,
, I'lilladelphla,
Allow mo to thank you for having secured
S,J.'?.,J,,on nHor b"n out ot emplojment for
eleven weeks,
tT.w21w'"," ng.1 ,fll1 nn application with
Jon nt Ledger. Central nnd on Satdrday I
was rewarded by receiving ,t posltlln with
the PtiBtto LEtKjr.it, which holds forlh good
opportunities for the future. I
Again thanking you nnd Ledger Central. I
am, sours sincerely,
. (signed) nonianT n. Waiid.
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with barber trado pref.j make appolntm't; let
ter or phone. ai.JLMCJreojelJS'aUoii.
SALESMEN
We havo openings In our selling forco for
several rcnl llvo men; new proposition! Phila
delphia nnd vicinity: must be aggressive and
neat appearing. Call, 10 to 12. 1, F, COL
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Walnut l&io.
THREE real salesmen to Intelligently present
n. niagatlno propoaltlon that beats am thing
herotoforo orfered; nono but men of char
acter nnd nppearanco need apply. Room "02,
Abbott Building.
WANTE'liTV'ond saleomnn familiar with central
nnd western Pennsylvania! good opportunity;
experience and referonco required. F U51,
Ledger Central.
AVANTED Assistant bookkeeper nnd atenog
rapher, ono experienced In lumber business
preferred, central location. IC 43, Led. Cent.
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limited time to ambitious men its complete
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THIS IS A RARE Ol'POlfl UNITY offered
mm, as this training will cnahlo any man to
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Aro ou Interested In helping tho unemployod
Bookkeeper, stenographer nnd clerk?
t so. wo ask your co-opcrutlon with our
free Commercial Servlco Department at
Lkuokh 'C'entrnl, where nro listed competent
experienced business women coeklng positions.
Phono "Miss Dean," Walnut 3000. If you
havo an opening to till. This scrvlco Is froo
to Ledger Advcrtliers
BOOKKEEPER, stenographer, dlctaphono nnd
firlvate branch operator; oxporiencodj oapnblo
aklng charge: mod, sal. O 143. Led. Central.
OJOOKKKUPEH Assist, and typist, quick, no-
uwnjvjMt IIV.VPSIBl. una vypiM, liuiui. livi-
curate, cxperlencwl: rofs. It 40, Ledger Cent.
CAPABLE WOMAN OF RjaiNDMENT,
WIDOW. DESIRES POSITION AS COMP'N,
MANAOINO HOUSDKEEPEIt OR CHARGU
OF LINEN ROOM; REFS. O 217. Led. Cent.
C'llAMUEIUIAID, German, wlshoa poaltlon.
12iiW.lIevvi.on St., MuBcher, below Norrla
CHILDNURSE Intolllgent young womnn. ex-
Jiorlencedwcll rcconvd.0 257,LcdL Central.
CLERICAL WORK of nny kind: neat penman;
willing to learn. 04S, ledger CnntraU
COLnRbli womnn: genernl housovvork; good
cook fond of children. luO'i Montroso fit.
COM1' ANION to elderly womnn or lnvnlld, not
trnlncd nurae, but havo consldernblo sickroom
experience. A 112. Ledger Office.
COMPANION, AmerKnn, seamstress, good rot.
M. V , 3107 Wost l'enn at., Ocrmantown.
COOK wnntn position In a refined privnto fam
ily, without washing, Atlantic City preferred;
nfao day's work. Call 70(1 W. Allegheny avo.
COOK, good, plain, or housework In amnll
family, exp. and rofs 307 S. Smodlcy at.
COOK OR HOUSinvoilK; boat reference.
r,"l4 Morton st.. Qermantown.
COOK- best references,
street.
-553 North Mascher
COOK or chambermaid, exp : prlv. family or
Catholic rectory city. 1, (V12. Ledger Office.
COOKINi., housework "wantol; whlto Protest-
hnt girl, good rcf Telephone Walnut 1711.
DRESSMAKER of New- York drsires cngag'tn;
evening gowns ipeclalty. Phono Wal. 4002 W.
DRESSMAKER will mako street and evening
gnw-ns renrnnnblo. rof. 1710 Chestnut at.
GOOD COOK wishes position; privnto fnmllyi
EOOfi Silver st. nbovo Lehlgli avo.; reference;
PIeasocall ; Protcetant.
GOVERNESS. North German21 years-nTdT
teaching French. English, music, desires poal
tlon: best references, salaiy ?.V). R. R. Z ,
21T f? noth st , New York city,
GOVERNESS, Ger . exp. rare and teaching
chlld'n: French . Fng.. music, Th. Walnut SKM
HilUSEKEEPEIt, exp, dea. pos supervising
houhold. In faro of motherless children. Call
or add.. 4SOI Falrmount avo. I'll. Bel. 2037 D.
IlttPSEWORK German housework girl, cham
bermaid, wants situation; best references.
121-1 N. 0th.
llousllWOUK Sleep out or day'H work: re
llaMe. competent vvonian L 021. Ledger Off.
(HOl'SKWORK Young girl wishes position;
goo 1 reference. 1217 S. Hucknell st.
LADY of experience and acknowledged tasto
desires position to shop for invalids, out-of-town
people, gentlen.en or nny person not
able to do this for themselves. 125 Spring
tleld ave. Phone Chestnut Hill 15S1 D.
LADY will go to homes to cook dinners or
luncheons; first class on aalads nnd all
around cook; well recommended. Phono Raco
.".VIS D or nddresa 520 Soutli 23d St.
LADY would llko position In summer hotel,
assistant to manager, not menial; small
salary. O 7.17, IXMlger Central
LADY'S MAID Speaks French. German and
English, good dresamnker, wilting tc travel,
wishes position. A 115. Ledger nfOce.
MOTHER nnd diughtcr. 10 (Eng.), thor. exp.,
good baker: refs. P 002. Lodger Office.
MOTHER'S HELPER or nurBo Competent, re.
lined woman: rnpablo sewer; reftroncca. A
l'.'.l. I-edaer Office.
Nl.AT lolored woman wants work of any kind.
2221 Lntona st. : references.
Nl'ltSE wishes poaltlon to enro for invalid,
lady nr child, or companion to lady. Address
M 4111. Ledger Central.
INTRSEUY GOVURNESS North German grud
uite In kindergarten; good needlewoman. L
Wl. Ledger Office.
POLISH girl wants hoi-senork.
2103 Ruffner
at., Nlcttown.
PRIVATE secretary, exceptionally good on
honks, payroll work and detail.; knowlcdgo
of stenography. G 037. Ledger Central.
Pi;in:srANT woman wishes situation In
small private family, ref. srifl N. Taylor.
SECRETARY, on part time, morning houri
preferred: reference. G 210, Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER Young lady, ambl
tloua and very deslroua lo locate In a
position where development is possible;
about a year'a experience In stenog
ranliVflnd clerical work, a 310, Ledger
Central.
STENOGRAPHER Competent, conscientious
worker desires position; moderate salary: ref-ei-r.ce.
H U. Ledger Office.
STENOGRAPHER, well educated. 4 years' ex
perience; Al lull clerk, with knowledge of
bookkeepjng. O 350, Ledger Central.
HrENOGRAPHER. competent, experienced In
commercial nnd banking work. O 815, Led
ger .Central;
STENOGRAPHER Ef tlclent correspondent
confldentlal clerk: exper. II 40. Led. Central,
STENOGRAPHER, competent, experienced
vvell educated, reliable, a 8M,Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER Competent, capable. I
years' exi-erlence. i (Mlu, ledger Central.
STENOaitAPMEIt Expert, thoroughlv expert
enced nnd canahle. G 1)58. Leiiger Central,
STKNOGRAPHER-bookkecper H. a. grad.. ac
curate, neat, ludus.. Intel, a 055, Led. rent
VILLAGE QUEEN CON BELIEVES IN SAFETY FIRST!!!
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
STENOOHAPMEn. Indus., Intelligent rapid.
willing beginner; refs, M 44. LedgerCentrnl,
STDNOORAPMER, .1 years' exn., knowledge of
bookkecplngi central loc. G 248,. Ijedger'nt
STENOinAPMER, Intel,, Indus,, will . Jln"
per; unuyunni'- prignt. ij ,, unnri. ..i
n.ifi vt.ttrvlt.'. HA-M,n h,Ii.aIa lirflnrh lre
f erred. 0 yonrs1 cx(841iLedgerCentraL
WANTED In private families, sewing by the
day, altering, flno mending and snlrtwnist
making, l'llo North st. .
WELL-EDUCATED young iady.speaklng Eng
lish, German, French, wants position as com
pnniou or mine to lady or gentleman, under
stands lst-class hkpg. II 41, ledger Contra
WOltKINO housekeeper In Catholic rectory, or
stnmstresi in tirlvato family. I' UOL Lcil. O't,
YOUXU LADY desires position ns manicurist
In summer resort for season lOIBi mountains
proferredi best references. II II, Lodter
Central.
YOUNQ Irish girl, lately arrived, wishes po
sition: housework or chambwk. 2132 Nqesnii.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
ACCOUNTANT end bookkeeper-Gen. ledger,
controlling accounts, nlso costs nnd financial
statements, desires to mako n change! II
eaia' exp,Ltcf. U 241, Leugsr yentrai. .
ACCOUNrANT-.Thor, compt. to manago offloo
correspondence nnd credlis. 12 years oxperl
onco; best reference UC3l,Ledger Cantral.
ACCOUNTANT Keep, open, close books; epe
clal reports. P. o. Box 350, il'hlladelpiila.
AN ADVERTISING MAN, with more than
usual ability, wants to Identify himself with
a manufacturer In Philadelphia, he hai u
eara' cxcerlenco In advertising; he lias ucii
nlcal training, ho atcs. things from tho buy
er's point of view, and hs knows how to plan,
vvrlto and direct tho kind of advertising that
sells goods, he la now employed nt a good
salary, but ho knows ho can ilajnoro for nls
principal and for himself In congenial environ
mental square, clean, healthy, he works vv lib
his sleeves rolled up; S3, ot American stock.
A 120, Ledger Office,
ATTENTION, BUSINESS MEN
Mnny energetic, bright bos who
como under our care aro now avall
nblo for office, shop or factory work;
no charges.
JUVENILI) WORKERS' BUREAU
lf.or ARCH. TELEPHONE SURUCE 0147
AUDITOR-Accountant, qualified; will construct
Bstem; conduct audit or investigation, pre
pare bus. statements: booka opened; written
up; bol'd; closed; expert servlco at minimum
coot. 'Address Auditor, r. O. Box 27S. ifhllq,.
BILL -CLERIC or offlco assistant wnnta altua-
lion. Acmresn it jn, ieagor i.tnimi
BOOKKEEPINO by tho day or hour; email
sets books taken ehargo of; moderato charges.
Expert Accountant, Bell phono Walnut.lM7,
BOOKKEEPER nnd accountant, married, 15
yrs.' xp. in ofneo work; past (1 months wltli
C. P. A.; host referencea. O 010, Lod, Ccnt.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced, can take ehargo
of full sot of books; n real llvo wlro; not
nfrnld of work; best refs. C 224, Led. Off.
BOOKKEEPER nnd tnographer, 10. deslrco
position for general offlco work; S years' ex-
perlenco. G rIO. Ledger Central.
IBOOKKEEPI-R Capable, exp. office man do
slrca poaltlon with reliable firm; moderato
salary; best ref. O MO, Ledger Central.
BOOKKEEPER, uomo knowlcdgo of Btenog
rnphy. O 814, ledger Central.
BOOKKEEPER, clerk, 8 yrn.' exp.; rellablo
and capable, refs. G 8S7, Lodger Central.
BOY, 17, neat, willing, desires oftti-o work,
4.t0. 2.1, Ledger Hrancli. lfilh nnd Dauphin.
BUSINESS MAN, capable, energetic, wldo
experience, highest references, seeka sultablo
connection; thoroughlv competent In office,
management, buying, correspondence, Ircdlts.
O 052, Ledger Central.
CHAUFFEUR, white, nrst-class mechanic; can
demonstrate for mfgs.; good rcf. C 225,
Ledger Office.
CHAUFFEUR Single;
gont'H place, good ref.
mako himself useful
II. O.. 204(1 Snnsom.
CirAUFFJIUR, white, experienced driver, me
. chanlc: 8 yrs.' ref. it. N. S., .'ll.Ti Hemberg'r.
CHAUFFEUR, coachman, exp., rella
worthy, 7 yra.' ref.. honest, sober. 115
trust
Noblo COLLEGE GRADUATE would like to 8ocuro
position of any kind, engineering or othcr
wlse: refereniy. O ins. Ledger Central.
COLORED man w-anta position as gardener at
boarding houao Stephen Huston, 1735 Addison.
COST accountant nnd bookpr. desires change;
5 yearn' exper.; refa.; bond. A lis. Led. Oft.
CREDITS" PURCHASING, SELLINO'
Do you requlro tho H-rvlces of n gentle
man wlth executive ability and vnst cxperl
enco In these branches? Intend to sover n
12-jcar association with tho selling organ
ization of a, Inrgo machinery corporation.
G ,10, Ledger Central.
DRUGS Registered pharmnclat; brond experi
ence as manager nnd business builder, hlgh
st credentials nnd unblemished reputation;
rormiBr employer out of buslnesi reason for
(eeklng new position. Address M 451, Ledger
Central.
iELECTRICIAN wants work, wlrine motors,
llghtB, repairs, etc. Phono Tioga 775S A
1IOUSDMAN Honest, Industrious young col.
man' operate nuto. ; refo. It 4(1. Led. Cent.
MAN. yOUng. With 11 Venm' Hldn hiiHlnnsa ,t.
perlenee from atenogrnpher to cilv branch
manager of largo concern: greater npportunlty
t s my slogan 8 17. Ledger Cent ml.
MAN. young, man-led, 2.'. years old, desires
position; silcs or estimating dept. : small
concern :experlcnced ; refs. II 52, Led. Cent.
MAN. young. 10. with 2 yeora' exp. In eferlcal
work; knowledgo of stenography; graduato ot
lllc-'-!. " Sls' Leiiger Central.
MAN AND WIFE, refined couple; butler and
cook; referencea-, O 853. Ledger Central.
MIDDLE-AGED MAN; good character: colloc
tor. s-ilesman; Invect : ref. G 051, Led. Cent.
NEVT, HONEST, respectablo man and wife;
butler and cook, or house cleaning by day
or week Phone Poplar 3200. 2140 Jefferson.
SALI-MAN-Experlonced handling high-class
mechanical nnd electrical apparatus, who can
Produco results, desires proposition ot merit:
salary or commission. G 245. Ledger Cent.
.SALESMAN Young man, good edu.. will con
sldcr prop : Btato partlc. G 548, Led. Cent.
SOUTH AMERICAN exporters, translation"
mail, catalogue and legal documents from
Spanish to English, vice versa, low prices.
G 152, Ledger Central
iSTE.VCGRAPIIER-Thoroughly competent and
i.-Luiiii- jiiuiiB limn, wnere application to
work will be appreciated; understands book-
keeping.
U Sll, Ledger Central
STENOGRAPHER, bright, competent, reliable!
reference a 1112. Ledger Central,
STBNOfiRAi'HER clerkXVoung man; 8" years?
exp.; reliable; good ref. VI 750, Led Central,
V ATC HMAN Good, reliable man; able to give
best of references 2-ll Marston st.
WORT ING garage fcreman; one you can trust;
reference unsurpassed. Address Win. sei
wood. 5218 Haiel ave.. West Philadelphia.
Ot'NG MAN, strong and willing worker, age.
JO, wishes steady position or learn good
trade. A 132 Ledger OfHce.
YOIJNO MAN of 21, with 4 yrs.' business exp.
In clerical and executlvo capacities; beat
references O 050. Ledger Central
YOUNG MAN, aged 10. would like posit to ii"!n
generalofflco work.a 041, Lodger Central.
YOUNG MAN, exp. salesman, stock" clerk".
married; employ, urgent. O 1)17, Led. Cent.
VoiINO MAN would llko position In hotel!
w p,o, rusvr vacuum.
YOUNO OriltMAN couple with farm work:
man experienced. 2535 parrlsh at.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
BAYLOR'8 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 4010
LUDLOW ST. PRESTON 5148.
MISS I'AHKINS.2002 Balnbrldge st.-Ex.cooks'
watt's. Eng. couples. Prot. Infant nurees.etc.
MISS MAHY T. McCarthy inT r-hTi..i
Newly opened for all kinds of first-class help, I
WORK NEEDED QUICKLY
imm
men? Branch of these lrnlf"n"- v (n ,,ay
are helping desening workers- who onw aK
for a chanco to help themselves. They do not
want chatty, They want and I must fiavo lm
mediate employment. Will you create rt !
for a fow of these who tan nt'"10,,''""'.!!):
ganliatlon? If .von wilt, An your share, this
great problem will bo quickly !
REFER TO CASES 13V LETTERS AND
NTHOsrRMARKnD "E, A." FonWARD OF
FER TO the EMnnoiite a'"..00?.
TEE, LINCOLN BUILDINO, MEN'S WORK
D"8.AaTcY'?TO TltD SOCIETY TOR ORClAN
I7.I NO CHARITY, AND ..,.. ,..nir
"J. W. 13." TO TUB JUVENILE WORK
BRS' BUREAU. 1 807 A RC1 lBjrRCgT'
MALE .
ALL-AROUND HOY. IB. YEARS OLD, WILL
take any kind i
support his fnmll
take any kind of work ho can get to help
UDnort rils family. . u
8. O. C. 721 (Northwest
EUl, 62 W. Cheltcn avo.
UIII.i
AUTOMOBILE HELPER OR LABORLR-
Will taku anything ho tan get to do; gcod
referenceai has six children, the oldest 13 and
the vouniest 4 months. S O. C. N. '
(I'oneitcn nistrlei: 4018 rowclton nve.)
AUTOMOI1ILE MECHANIC, BO YEARS OLD,
11 years' experience! thoroughly understands
carburetors and magnetos; haa had no work
f.ir four months, has n wife nnd three children.
S, O. C. No. 1123 (Northeast Dlst., 2J40 N.
Howard at.). .
UAICER-1IERE IS A GOOD MAW, WHO IS
out of employment through no fault of mi
own; ho has three children depending on him
for cupport and haa been out of work for a
iong time; his formor emplojcrs say ho Is
honest, sober and n good workman and la
deserving of consideration E. A. 317.
BAKER-BREAD IM.KKR. 40 YEARS OLD,
whose last employer rnys lio was thoroughly
honest nnd reliable and in two years was
never lato ono dav. He las been nut of work
S monthr.
Has u cniiaren oiucst j. ymrai
youngest 2 yenrs,
H n. 17. .1S1I. (Northern
14'IU North Marshall street.l
uisinc, a yjt v..
BAKSR-33 YEAlta OLD, V.'HO MAS WORK
cd for threo viars In cne pla- and provlously
for ftvo years In another mace: very goott rsi
crenrea; has been out of work now for four
months. S. O, C. 037. (Northeast Dlst.. 234d
N. Howard st.l
BAKER'S HELPER, 2.1 YEARS OLD. COL
ored; very good references: will do anything
ho can get to support his wlfo and small baby.
S. O. C, 1114. (Powelton District, 4018 Pow
elton ave.)
BLACKSMITH'S HELPBIt AND THREI5
sona who can do laboring work; will take
anything they can got to do; all four of them
havo excellent references, there are seven chil
dren of school ago In this family. S O. C, No.
018 (Woodland Dlst., 1232 S. 47th st.)
BLACKSMITH A GERMAN, 33 YEAUS OLD;
has been out of work fix months: has a wife
and one small child dependent on him. (Eastern
Dlst., S. O. C . 024. 338 S. Lqwronco St.)
BLACKSMITH AND LOCK8MITH THIS
man Is n German nnd speaks no English, but
his employer states that ho Is a first-class
workman. E. A. 342.
BLACKSMITH. THOROUGHLY EXPERI
enced on wagon work, with good referencea;
haa two chtldron nnd needs a Job badly. E. A.
3111.
BLACKSMITH'S HELPER. 45, GOOD REF
erenccs.. has nad no steady work for 18
months; has n wlfo and children dependent on
him. S. O. a. 735. (Spring Garden District S.
O. C 1B32 Brandywlno st)
BLACKSMITH'S HELPER 23 YEARS WITH
one firm, which recommends him highly: in
vestigation shows man to bo badly In need of
heln. E. A.. 1QS..
BLUD PRINT WORK AND BOILER
ereotor, 35 yearn old; years with 1 firm;
excellent references. S. O. C, 1109. (Wood
land District. 1232 3, 47th at.)
BOILERMAKER AND MACHINIST. WITH
good references, has been out of work for 14
months; has a wlfo and 4 children dependent
on him. S. O. a, 73S. (Eastern District. S. O.
C 338 8, Lawrence bL)
BOILERMAKER" AMTJ1UCAN. 40 YEARS
old. with goad references: this man la a
widower who Is trying to tnke care of his U
small children S O. C. 030. (Qermantown
Dlst 52 w Chelten nve.)
BOILERMAKER'S HELPtdl MAN OF 40.
with 0 small children dependent upun him,
will take uny kind of work he can get. One
of the children Is III In the hospital and tho
baby la ill at homo. Excellent references. S. O.
C. 5S8 (Northern District. S. O. C 1430
North Manliall street.)
BOOKKEEPER THOROUGHLY EXPERI"-
enced man. with excellent references from
last employer, who laid htm oft owing to lack
of business. Is a sober and steady worker,
E. A. 200.
BOOKKEEPER AND OIT1CH MAN THIS
man haa been in this lino of work for n
number of vcars nnd Is a good all-round
office man: Is also a stenographer: has excel
lent references. E. A 320.
BOY 10-YEAR-OLD BOY, WITH EXCEL
lcnt references; has been out of work all win
ter: he is tho only vvago earner In a family of
7 children; the youngest a baby, a moath old;
he wants a t banco to help support hla brothers
and sisters and his grandmother, who lives
with them. S. O. C, 0.12. (Powelton Diet,, 401s
Powelton ave.)
BOY. 10 YEARS, STRONG. HEALTHY
American boy, will do any kind ot work to
help Bupport an aged grandfather; parents an
dead and he and sister (20 J cars) out of work
ime months; has Worked on ico wagon, J.
ArAllTJIENTS l'Oll KENT
Atlnntlo City, N. J.
Overlooking the Sea
lCTVTl IT'-.lT feC8 Tteri rPi'
r i, II M k& r yT irWr t
I, I J -- , I 1 i L ! xr Tr" I H t IiJ I
nPa4 : -, 1j showing f'r- 7)',
"ikT 1 "E M couiit r if ??p71
J y rooms Jr. .L4- j I , -j 1
ENTIUH BOARDWALK FRONT, HELLEVDH TO FLORIDA AVE.
cneisea.
1 and f? rnnma nnil hnlh tf nrt na- Att tsan a wut.
work Needed tluicj
erplanntlon of Key Kvmber, u
these needy (ndltlduatf ran &" SL"?!
MALR
HOY, 115 YEARS OLD-IS TIllTB
port of e. widowed mother, f tSSttTe?
BOY, IS. VltRY MUCH ArrTT-
. nutomob tin nnd bicycles- .JilEuIS
Ine; large faml v Hi hel?uU Jl S tffl
can furnUn excellent refeT.'f..1' "pM tH
BOY. IC TF.ARHEXPEttIF.NVp7rr
Ishlng room ot hosiery mill. a.V5 )N JtS
monthsi father deadiR."'i M ??
brother. 11), nlso out of work' ."a,L
chauffeur nnd can furnish good J.'l.S,A?3
In Mnnayunk. J.VV1 n'UiSr lt,nti'ti$
BOY, is. WHO HAS ATTENDErTfcS
Idanuai Training School M hl.TCW
Le"f0'L0..hf.'?PIrtX'n?.('?i
B. 80(5. C !?
BOY
', 10 YEARS. JEWISH, WISHErS?
""fit W' A"vl"i team or oo i. ..0s
will help his home; father is , ,&N
no iiti lit fnmii,, '- l.r. ' tutf,1
or
that
W. li.r 8T4 ' "L ,our
BOY, 14 YEARS, WANTS WOftKfpn
or helper nround , store; famiit1 ES5B
father out of work three momb,, b.TSP K
Ing but one slrl out or f.lSf,' "".f iS
.SoS." giri ut ot fffflr'Sfaa
uui,, it, tYAft'i'U WORK In nrr
trnda; father has worked for obiSK1
number of years, but on occoum V'f,1.'?" S
cannot
t work steadily : family VeVir
If urgent. J. W. p.. grfi. "y g
Is very
BOY, COLORED. IB YEARS OLD P
nnd willing, wants any kind of v?irkTi51?'
1 oiner tfeu2
--. "i in
iiiu.i.v, ,.ni. c u nrcn, not n
nnd clntl'O the whole family, i
UUI, . J! . -ATJUll DESERTED s TSSi
hlirlvon
fin in fntniiu .!.- -. vititi
in family depending upon thiSEsP
rt: largo nnd husky. wiiiiV.S0
of work; likes drlvfng" Jn'
for pupport
801.
HOY. WHITE, AMERICAN. 13 YEAItgi?
do nny kind of works father de.JR'fti
nnd. rlstcr out of worki mother wfi ' !"
kind of housework. No. SCO. j! xv"l, ''ts
BOY. 15 YKARS. WANTS WOItKf EBJU
can make himself useful about iteri' mVS
ssy in0 .f."VY Br.i"8fe,ln a """Tic
BOY. 10, WITH EXPERIENCE W ciS
factory, nnd roonng worki farailr
perate straits; nearly disrupted lhron.5 ft
of work, very deserving. J. w. lif
D0V- J0, .lAnS.NTS DEAD' "virawS
grandmother SO years of age and cMM ?
only one in family working and hi i?i
part time; In Immedlato need of con en
nnd ono month- rent! cry deiervlnt. ji
BOY OF 10. EXPERIENCED IN HIuTm
of work several, weeks: father hut&j
no ono working in family ot B; verr
case: Uvea In Manayunk. J. W. B.j ,7irg
BOY. WHITE, POLISH, 14 YEAR1
rands, store or factory: father dad' 5
other children; ono work nr; m-. ,VV
(.07. J. w. n. .!
i JB.
BOY, 15, HAS WORKED IN BUM ht
toiy; fnther very old. Farailr ta dtBto,
circumstances. Willing to do any kind etiwt
nnv. is. wom.n like wnnir ci .T
In. draughting; has had some ureter
Mini, 1,1 1lt. n nnn, nun -,...,.. , -..,iL. ?
II Si- VU......UU .I.IIJ 111 CTCIHU.J. J,,.
" . . -m
nn- nmmrp 1K Tair,tvT ,,
Philadelphia, would llko position at trr
l.n.. ,. 11.. -.-! 1.1- I..,- , ... !T-
mu , tuiinij iit.u. ma nci,. j. i. u !,q
BOY, 17 HAS WORKED IN 81UW-3
room ot candy factory; has been outetvn
for 3, months; very urgent cato; parentite.
j. i. il.. iiui. ,a
BOY, 10, WOULD LIKE WORK ASSiSTKi
in (.rHUKiuiiici, i's mvu same expenax
would llko to contlnuo study In evening. I.J.
UOY OF HI, BRIGHT, EXPER1E.NCLD
muHiara laciory; out oi worn i raoatnrta
Iii.hI.h .1.. Annn T WT 11 nll '
elding In Southwest Philadelphia , wiiU-t
wontoierruna Doy. j. vv. ., otu.
BOY OF 14. BRIGHT. EXPERIENCED I
department storo; out of work since Xk
J. W. ., HIS. T I "d.
BOY, 14. VERY BRIGHT ITALIAN, KHlv
Ing In southwest Phtladeipl la, would t
work of errand boy J. W U., 1)63. ,?m
BOY. 10, HAS HAD EXPERIENCBtfil
dilver; mother Is widow, family ne4jfcfj
very naaiy. j. v . jj., 5uj,
HOY. JE1VISTI. 15. OUT OP WOSfTl
months: will dn nnv kind of work to rant
mother and 2 other children. J. W. a, iai
HOY, 1(1. WANTS WORK OF ANV XSft:
mother widow, working In mill onlytaeui
time. J. W. II., 80U. .S
BOY, 13 YEARS, WANTS WORK tOF iSl
kind; father deserted four jcungtr tro-ei;
mother has to support six on $5 J. TV. test
BOY. 10. HAS GOOD WORK RECOBD It
grocery store; wdll take any kind of, ted
j. vv. .. op , . ,
BOY, 13, SOME EXPERIENCE IN BJUS
nhoni mother la dead J. W 11.. SOS. m
TlRASS POLISHER-WIFE AND 2 CHE;
dren in destitute circumstances ana i
t IbiIIvi hna ar Hon, ratarenrtt from !e
mer emnloycr. E. A.. 231 X. !Sn
BRA3SWORKKK THIS MAN IS SKlllfl
In lil.s work, and his last employer nw to
a very 'good rofcrenco for sobriety Gl-
ciusiry. k. . :iin.
BRASS FINISHIJR THIS MAN 13 EXPItl
enced In this work and has good rcfereaa
l.. A. 341. -m
APART.MKNTS I'OR REST
Atlnntlo City, N. J,
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BOY, 15; I-ATIIER DESERTED S o
, children In family dendlng upon thfflg
for support;. largo and husky; wfilinri5?Ta
kind of work; likes driving! ' J. "v.V
Chelsea Court Apartments i
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Modern in ever particular, furnished or unfurnished. Location In uppf'j
., 3, 5 rooms, batb and kitchen, ?100 to 1000 per ueasofj, May to OctoUfi
1lins-n alnal- .. -.U-. , J .-...-. . 111 a i ... -. ' rM
MARION OWEN, Owner
SEND FOR BOOKLET. MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY.