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BOY SCOUTS
THIS DEPARTMENT
IS PUBLISHED EVERY
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Th presentation of two Rifts marked
the Mated meeting- of tho riillndelphla
Executive Scout Council, held nt the Art
Club Thursday evening. One wan n gavel
to ur. cnnriea u, iiarl, chnirmiui 01 tno ,
Executive Scout Council, presented by tho J
council, and tho other wan a formal trans
fer1 ot tho copyrighted certificate of Ur.
It Talt McKenzlc'a statue to the l'hlla- '
delphla Hoy Scouts. The officers ntm
ir.emebrg Of the Council were re-elected fji
the ensuing year.
Doctor Hart was surprised by the Rift,
WhTch Is of Ivory and wood, decorntod
with silver and bearing the emblem of the
Boy Scouts In gold nnd enamel. "I nm
glad It Is a Ravel," he said when Assist
ant District Attorney Chatlcs Kdwln Fox
presented the Rift. "I was afraid It
might bo tyi axe."
The statue, which Is Doctor MeKonalo'p
Rift to the scouts as a member of the
council. Is now on exhibition at tho Acad
emy of tho Fine Arts. It Is 18 Inches
hlsh. Tho statue Is the first bronze
American Boy Scout, the only other In
the world being In France. Copies of It
Will be made of piaster nnd of bronze
and copper for distribution among tho
scouts of the United States.
Doctor Itort was re-elected chairman;
Director George D. l'orter, scout commis
sioner: Orlando Creese. Jr. treasurer, and
Hoy Smith Wallace, secretary Tho fol
lowing members were elected and ap
pointed to committees. Executive Com
mittee, Dr. Charles D. Hart, chairman;
Orlando Crease, Jr., treasurer; Stanley
It. Yarnall, Louis M. Flclsher, Charles
Edwin Fox, Samuel flcovllle, Jr., Charles
Longstrcth, Samuel F. Friedman and
George Spencer Morris. Finance Com
mittee. Charles Edwin Fox, chairman;
Orlando Crease, Jr., treasurer; Kdgar S.
Howard, John C. Martin and Hoy Smith
Wallace. Committee on Scoutmasters and
Assistants, Alexander M. Wilson, chair
man,' Charles D. Mower, Samuel G. Fried
man, George Spencer Morris nnd Samuel
Scovlllc, Jr. Committee on Troop Activi
ties, Louis M. Flclsher, chairman; Samuel
Scovlllc. Jr., Orlando Crease. Jr., Dr.
Hubley It. Owen, H. It. Honey, Harry ...
Hart and G. S. Dayton. Committee on
District and Troop Organization. Dr.
Ilublc1 II. Owen, chairman; W. W. Roper,
Alexander M. Wilson, If. R. lloney nnd
Samuel Scovlllc, Jr. Nautical Commit
tee, Charles Longstrcth, chairman;
Charles D. Mower, Edgar D. Howard,
Hurry M. Hart and Alexander Van Rens
selaer. Nominating Committee, Dr. IM
ward Martin, chairman; Ecklcy II. Coxe,
Jr., J. Chcston Morris, Stanley R. Ynr
nall and Roy Smith Wallace, and Alumni
Committee, Alexander M. Wilson, chair
man; George D. Porter. Harry M. Hart,
II R. Roney and George S. Duyton.
A new constitution and bylaws wero
adepted, as well as the budget for lair.,
which provides for a Held naturalist and
a field commissioner under tho proposed
plun for redisricting the city. Steady,
healthy growth was pointed out In the
report of Walter S. Cowing, scout execu
tive. It was shown that every week sees
new troops forming and the reorganiza
tion of those which were disintegrating.
Tho "will" by which tho Hoy Scout
statue and Its copyright was presented to
the" scouts by Doctor McKenzle reads:
To the Chairman, the Commissioner and the
nxeiutlvo Council of tho Boy Scouts of
America, at their headquarters In Imlepend-
I .,
i y lt"IIIWi I
BS I
CnC Hull. PhflnilAlnhln T
llmored Sirs The undersigned, being In rea
sonably good health for one past hN first
youth, and with .a mind not moro unsound than
Is Its habitual state, doth hereby deed, donate,
bestow, confer and present all rights, nrlvl-
,:!." . resnonsiiiiiwes ami enrcs that havn i
liltncrto been carried bv the eculntnr of tim
elllgy ot that cheerful and kindly American
youth, known to his friends and to all well
withers of these United states as "The Hoy
SySf'V. '." 0'der that he may Inerense. be
multiplied nnd rrDlenlsli the meeting places ot
elect troopj scattered throughout this fair
domain.
He trusts that his uncoered head may be
token to t'.em reverence. nlm.fli.npn ,n ...
authority end the well-ordered dlsclplino so
necessary to our well being as a nation: that
the hatchet, on which his hand rcts may
serve as a symbol of tho truthfulness that char
acterized hjm vvhoflrst sat In the chair of
Mate In this, the birthplace of nnllonal free
Iom In America, that ho may never unsheath
It for grinding purposes; that he may never
raise It In the cause of wanton destruction,
out always for the defense of tho weak and
for hewing out new nnd nobler standards of
conduct and progress: that he may applv It un
ceasingly to tho neck of treachery, treason,
cowardice discourtesy, dishonesty nnd dirt.
,m ic,v ui mis, ncrevviin transfer, turn
Guvel piescntod by the Philadel
phia Executive Scout Council to
its chairman, Dr. Charles D.
llnrt, Holow is stntuo presented
to the Philadelphia Hoy Scouts
by its sculptor, Dr. R. Tnit Mc
Kcnzic. the ht-nrtuood, nnd should bo laid with
the hcartuood out.
Hickory In the best firewood, whether
green or dry. It makes n hot Urn that
lasts a Ions time and mnkes excellent
coals. After hickory, tho next best arc
post, bur. white, chestnut and red oaks.
beech,y4gnr mnple, Ironwood and dog
wood. CAll the birches make good fuel
Locust la good for night wood, bemuse
It makes n slow-burning flro ami leaves
fairly cood coals Mulberry has slmllm
finalities. White nsh makes n good flic
wood while green. Tho wood Is of so dry
n nature that It Ignites quickly, burns
with n clear llnme and burns longer thnn
any wood of equal weight. The carlct
and willow oaks, cherry, white elm and
slippery elm nro tho poorest of tho hard
woods for fuel.
Most of the soft woods are Inferior ns
firewoods. Some of them make good
kindling or quick-burning fires Tulip
poplar, red cedar, arbor vltan and willow
arc poor fuel. Seasoned chestnut, bast
wood, whllo pine, tamnrnck and spruce
make hot, quick-burning llren. The best I
green softwoods nie white birch, paper
birch, sliver maple nnd cottonwood For
n quick-burning lire, freo from smoke,
the bark of dend hemlock, hlckorj, pine
nnd sugnr mnple cannot be excelled.
A good hook that every scout should
read on making fires Is "Kephart's Book ,
on Woodcraft and Camping."
Troop 28 OfT for Camp
Twenty-four members of Troop 23, KM
street and Cedar avenue, will go to Tor
resdalo Friday afternoon for their annual
spring camp. They will remain under
canvas for two dnys.
A camp reception will be tendered
Deputy Scout Commissioner Patton. hon
orary t,r'sldcnt of tho "father and best
frlnd" of Trccp 2S, Friday evening, when
h will IMt tho camp. Scout "Uiints"
will b; staged for him nnd he will ex
amine several scouts In cooking tsts.
Seventeen Cnmp Fire Girls of tho Im
mnnutl Lutheran Church, under Miss
Ruth Houston, will visit the cnmp Satur
day nnd will take charge of the cooking
for the day. The scouts, who will be In
command of Scoutmaster Hubert L.
Rutherford nnd Assistant Scoutmaster
II. Bourne, are Edward Wood, Hazard,
Eaton, McLnln, Harry Hall. Randolph
Hall. Bonno. Wltherow, Little, Hublttz,
Joseph Bourne, DuBois, Albright. Wiley,
on L'rric. Taylor, Marks, Schaum,
Lundgren, Shoemaker, Locke, Boyd nbd
Simmons. A reel of educational moving
pictures will be shown at the troop's
hendqunrters this evening. The pictures
nre shown weekly.
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troop competition Irt scotlt aotlvlttes
The $301)0 raised In the recent campaign
Is MOW being hut to Use. Tho mnne.v vfaK
raised In a three-day campaign, In which
Wither H Edge, president of the Stale
Senate, as chairman, nnd Carlton God
frey, Speaker of tho House of Assembly,
treasurer, had the co-operation of lead
ing hotel men, merchants and profes
sional men.
Colllngswood 'Troop 2 Is making plans
for Its fourth anniversary celebration
next month, -when out-of-town troops
will be Invited to take part, Scoutmas
ter Robert Claypool lias appointed four
assistants, Leon Ashton, Taylor Stokes,
Wilbur HUlmati nnd George Claypool.
Assistant Scoutmaster Raymond Dobbs,
of tho Haddonfleld Troop, Is making ef
forts to organize a now troop.
Camden Troop 13 plans n campaign to
ralso funds for Its summer cnmp.
IN MEMORIAM
JLVYILYUM. In loving memorv of LUDWIO
MAYBAUM, died March 10, 1005.
2DeatIj3
AHHAHAMSON. On March in. loin, MAX,
son of the late Leopold nnd ttosnlle Abra-
nanison mnerni nn vvcanesuny, nt i:w p.
m , from Mill North Ellh st. Interment Mt.
Slnnl fcmelery.
Ill WCKi:. At his resldehce. 4012 Sanson!
street, on March 111, WIS, CHARLES
lll.ANf'Ki:, ngeil ill venrs Relatives nnd
friends nrn Invited to attend the funeral rerv.
Ices, on Thursday afternoon, nt '2 o'clock, nt
the r-hurch of fit. Luke and tho nplphnnt,
l.'lih nnd .Spruce streets. Interment priwito
HltAI)l.i: On March IS, loin, MARY
JUtAM.Ki Duo notbn nf tho funeral will
be glien. rrom the residence nf her tlstcr
In law, 5Irs Hoso Itrndley, 27 North 2Sd Bt
Ill(ll. -On March IS, IBIS, MARK, son or
tlio Lit,- I'homas and .Maiy Urndy. mnir.il i
nn Thiirsdny, at S n. in , from 11011 .Moure
pi iimu iiequieni .insrt ni unurch of St
' hnm is Arnilnns, nt 0 to a. in, prctlfely.
Itnermint New t'athiHrnl fetnelpry.
(IlltlSIIIPIinlt. on Mar.lt IS, loin, V.XA'A
MilJTII K (-limsj.'lli;it. Due notice of
tno tunernl will be Riven.
n.AIIK. On Mnnli in, J0IS, SARAH,
widow of Jnn-s T. rinrk. Funeral pel vices
on 'IhurHl.iv, Manh IS. nt 2 p. m. precisely.
'I,1 lVT ,.!',!e residence, 1:112 North fvid st
Hmt 1'lul.itltlphla. Inltrinciit Mt. Vernon
CO.MIOU. Near lllvcrton. N. ,1.. on Third
Month lath, IU1S, CLAYTON CONItOW. in
his TSlli enr. Ilolnthcs nnd friends nre In
xitcd to attend tho funeral, on Third-day.
Third Month loih. nt 2 p. m.. from West
field Meeting House Carriages will meet tt20
P m. train ftom Market st. ferry, Phila
delphia, nt lllvcrton.
II I.I.II.V On March IS, 1MB, HMZAIICTlf.
yi ie nf llrnry Cullen nnd daughter of
VI nnel ami ifllz.ibetli Klynn. J.uiivr on
inuiHiiuj March It, m :u m ,rm
-till Keed at. rlnlcmn 1 1 lull Mush of Itc
ipilcm in Si I.-dmond'H Churth, at 10 a. m.
Internum Hol fioss Cemelrry.
I)(H)I)N. on Mnnh in. iuin, JOHN, Kr.,
Iimti.nd of the into Surah Du.I.Im Kuniral
.... .utu.,j, ,1, ,. ,,, m,t ,l( -fj.i vvaitien st.
DBATHS
MlTTON-SIHTA-On March 14,1018, ELLEN
BIIBA-MITTON, Wife of the It Philip Mlt
ton. Relatives and friends are Invited to al
terd the funtral, on Wednesriny rnornln nt
S 10 b'elock from the residence of her son,
Mr. William P. Shea, SI0I North 18th M.
Solemn neculem Msss at Church of pur
I dy of Mercy, at 10 o'clock. Interment nt
old Cathedral Cemetery
1IEII). At Atlantic City, N, J., on March 13.
1!11S. AI.nXANDEIl num. aen,,!".','"
ItelatUes stid. friends of the ""''r8' In
vited to attend tho funeral "p-lces .en'";
Oav cvenlnit. at 8 o'clock, at h Iste resi
dence, ID North lown avenuo, Atlsjitle Cltjr,
. . -,.. .. tu .k.n.1 nf Mount MorlAtl
SmeYery 'Wednesday, ft 12 o'clock nooti.
Interment st Mount Morlah cemetery, rhlla-
IIEir.-On Punday, March 14, lf)tp, nitllrf
MACDONALO, wife of Robert Relf. rrlends
nre Invited to attend the funeral services, on
Wednesday, 17th, IMF., nt 2 o'clock p. m , nt
Laurel Hill Cemetery Chspel, Ridge and
lfuntlne Park nves., nt OSth st.
HILNNIR-On March IB. 101B, FRANKLIN
P , son of Franklin P. and Mary Ttennle.
runernl services on Wednesday. March IT,
nt 8.10 n. m., a, the pnrcnts' residence, 4,itf.
HeiUo st , Frnnkford. Interment private
lll'NK At Hulmcvllle, Pa., on March 14,
IMS, 1I3 WITT CLINTON. Inst surviving-
"lilld of the late, jonn iiunK, ni uiinucri
vlllc, N, J. niner.ll services and Interment
pilvale.
Slir.ItlDAN. On March IB, 101 B. .TAMKS
HIILH1PAN. mnernl from his Into resi
dence, Oladwyne, Montgomery County, ro .
on Thursday. March 18, at 5 P. m Inter
ment at Odd Fellows' Cemetery, llladn v tie.
SOLOMON. On Marrf. IB, 10IB, onORfll
ANA YOl'NtJ HOUMION, at her Into lesl
drnce, -1011 aermnntonn nvc. l)uo notice of
the funeral will bo Riven
WAIXACi:. At Trenton, N. .1., on March 1ft,
ltiir,, HARRISON L. WALLACE In hMW
vear. Relatives ami rnenns nro innu m
attend the funeral services at the West
Laurel HIM rhapel,. Philadelphia, on Hcd
ncadny mornlnir. nt 11:30 o'clock.
HTNIi:. On March IB, 101S. lil.IiA T.,
widow nf Thn. It. Wunder, nt her resi
dence, ISM WIIIInRtnn St. Duo notice of
Hie funeral will bo given.
HEM WANTED-MAJtiE
BALK9MANTo the. rlltht man this .b,
ouportunlty, must p of Rood charoe ter. etc.,
commissions. Aoply. with reference. A 328,
Ledger Office,
SALESM'AN, hustler, good appearance, for
hlgh-clnss VpecIBltyt commission: i give refer
encc to receive nttentlon. Addrefs uo wigni
CoIO.JIOXIOOTl
q'AI.KSMEN - SEIl MY ADVEnTISEMKNT
IN ' PI 1 LIC LKUO Ell UVnitY SUNDAY,
I'lltt'HL POSr PAOB. H. Wllbtirn llovven.
IIISTl UUTOIt U I OOObltlCII TELE
i'hONB RECEIVER CUSHION. 210 Park
way Illdg. 1'hone Walnut 1S40. .
BTENOORAPHER Young man with some
knowl. ship, bus.; state exp. and wages. A
402. ledger ofnee.
SITUATIONS WAHTEiU.:
The Ledger's iri.vu ....
ESLK?" '" J?P.niedla te tSuch'L'S? HI
clmuffeuS, coa'cTmen"0""". Vll
nT.PUJ.".." Jrc?."-.vl to ted. ,,, .,
MaYAiiw. "WbTsslm."? jsanffls
nnd Chestnut sts. "xifer Biffil
with
references,
eTENOORAPHER Young man who can write
plainly: salary to start Sj reply In own writ
ing. M
.wry
s. f.
23S. Ixlger Central.
WANTED-Mannger of prod'n fora long-estnb,
and success, tactory mnk'g small string lnsts.
la mid, west i must be comp. mgr. of men,
familiar with varn., stains, glues, wood.wood
wkg. nichy. . must be a thinker, temp., comp Ie
and have best of moral habits: mnr man prof,:
state age, nat., bus. exp., mus. exp. (if any),
edtica. and full tar. In 1st letter, best refs.
req. , hlgh-eal. man pref. Add. Llbernl Pay,
cnroC.il.Kee,ner.Sulto 0J3Naby Bg.,Toledo,o,
WANTED Tno men who understand washing,
rleanlr.g, glueing and drying barrels. Apply
W. E. Cooper, anider nve. andUIIvvorth st;
WANTED aienogratilicr, typewriter nnd clerki
must be a R. A. M. .11 Uol, IdserCcntraJ.
WATER HUIUJEIIH wanted; must have fac
tory experience on ftno cabinet work, furnl
turo or pianos: phv slcal examination neces
sary. Victor Talking Mnchlno Company, AP
Ulhatlon Ufllce. 2S Market st.,Camden, J.J.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
. ,n.'.c.r.'J!cnt at " Morluh and strictly private!
lltl.L.N. -On March IS, mi,-,, NoilAII
i; I low of Hlmon Jlreen. I'uneru on Tliurs
dnv, u 7 -W n. m., from the r.sldence of Iter
son, Simon, lireen. :lui Melon st. Moss at
& f&i " " '"' '"""""t
ICKEIt. On Murell 15, 1013. CltARLPt
J1,1 'V:,t' i1" "l3 V,h "" RelVi; v." ,n'd
fjan.t;. also members of llennann Lodge,
u. 12j. ! nnil A. M., Directors of Knlri
mount Avenuo lltilldlng iin, iimli ?
tlon. nnd nil otlur so. letlcs of wl Rich he wra.
a menibcr, nie Invitci to attend the ruiKriil
CLASSIFIED RATES
DAILY AND BUNDAY
This BTYLE TYPE (or llko this)
One Insertion J5?,S?I 5!
Three Insertions In n week.... 12Hcperl no
Heven eonsecutlvo insertions... 100 perllne
Bltunllons wanted, three Inaer
tlons In a week v 10a perllne
THIS SIZE TYPE (or like this)
Permitted In nil classifications except Help
ml Blninllon" Wanted, Lost nnd lound, Per
ornls. Hoarding nnd Rooms.
One In.ertlon ?", Per ne
Threo Insertions In n week.... litic per line
Keven tonsecutlve lnsertlont. .. lr,c perllne
All rotes nre based on agate measurement,
14 ngato lines to tho Inch.
DEATH NOTICES either paper
Aro J oil Intercatod In helping the unemployed
bookkeeper, stenographer una clork7
If so, -wo ask jour co-operation with our free
Commercial b'ervlco Iepnrtnient at Ledg-er
Central, where aio listed coiftpctcnt. experi
enced business women seeking positions.
i nono .hiss wean, vvniliuv ,iuisf, IE soil
An9taHLT comnelZTrr-
Z'.B " years' cxperlenci' 'J""!' v " I
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Expert Accountant, iSlph'ffi?
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taking tun charge, wantsrJJiW; PUSK
yoc,?,nc;rn moderate ealan?? i1.0.1! rtS I
A 222, Ledger Office. ' b,,t "tertSj
BOOKKEEPER or general m
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position In city or country ?&,?
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linvo nn opening to fill.
to LbDUKti Advertisers.
This servlco la treo
Tho Ledger's Household Registry Ihircnu can
put Jovi in Immediate, touch with experienced
housework girls, cooks, chambcrmnlus. wait
resses, luttndrespcs, day's work, pcanistresao,
Links' iiialds, governesses, clilldnuraes, house
keepers, both woikltiK and managing, couples,
Call, write or telephnno Miss Uoed, Walnut
or Main :w. Suite SMO-23U, Ledger IJIde., bth
and Chestnut sts.
oyer and give to your keening this certificate
of coov right, being number 4N.M.1. sent mo by
1 horwald Solberg. register of copyrights of the
Trnlted States of America, tn hniA fln tn hnti
to use and to defend, as may seem In your
ludgment wise Hnd nrnper.
(Signed, sealed and delivered.
R. TAIT McKENZIE.
Fuel Value of Woods
By EAGLE SCOUT EDWIN ARM
STRONG Ashbourne Troop No. 1.
Firewoods may he divided into two
groups, hardwoods and softwoods. As a
general rule the hardwoods hum welt and
leave stjod coals, while the soft woods
make a hot fire that soon burns out nnd
leaves to coals. However, there nro some
exceptions to this rule. Some woods burn
better when they aro seasoned and some
burn better while green. - Others snap
when they are put on the 'fire.
The woods that do not burn while ereen
are black ash, tulip poplar, balsam fir,
box elder, sassafras, pitch pine, syca
more, tamarack and swamp white oak.
Butternut, chestnut, red oak and red ma
ple burn very slowly while green. These
woods are best for back and Bide logs,
hand Junks or andirons. White ash and
yellow birch burn better while green than
after they are seasoned. Winter time Is
best for burning green woods because
then they are free from Bap.
The woods that snap while burning aro
chestnut, red cedar, arbor vltae, hemlock,
tulip poplar, box elder, sassafras, balsam
fir, tamarack and spruce. The soft pines
also snap. Some hardwoods, such as
sugar maple, hickory, beech and white
oak, also send out large sparks. Split loga
anap more from the sapwood than from
"Boy Scout Day" nt Shibo Park
Friday, April 9, has been set aside as
"Boy Scout Day" at Shlbe Park, when
the Athletics nnd Phillies will piny one
of their spring games for the benefit of
tho Boy Scouts. Connie Mack, of tho
Athletics, who Is a member of the Phila
delphia Executive Scout Council, and
President Baker, of the Phillies, have in
vited all registered Boy Scouts to attend.
Last j ear 3000 scouts attended on "Boy
Scout Day" at tho Philadelphia Ball
Park.
Wireless Talk at Troop 10D
Scout Joseph Williams, of Troop 103, ex
plained the use of wireless to the mem
bers of his troop at a meeting last night,
and Instructed the scouts Interested in
how to connect the apparatus so that It
will send and receive messages.
First-class Tests Held
The regular weekly examinations for
first-class scout rank were conducted last
night at tho South Branch Young Men's
Christian Association, 1525 Snyder avenue,
by Examiners Friedman, Patton, Berg,
Stein nnd Rolston.
Scout Sounds Fire Alarm
Scout Henry Brown, of Troop 2S, turned
In a fire alarm when he saw a grocery
store at Darleti and Wolf streets on flro
Friday evening. No one was in the
Btore at the time.
Gettysburg Corps to Meet
A meeting of the Gettysburg Boy Scout
Service Corps will be held Thursday even
ing at the City Club to confer with n
committee of the Kxecutlve Scout Council
and to make plans for a rally of the
body, the members of which saw service
at the Gettysburg encampment In 1913.
The officers and council members nre J.
Woodbrldge Patton, Gettysburg scout ex
ecutive; LeRoy S. Bishoy, secretary; Di
rector George D. Porter. Henry It. Roney
and Alexander M. Wilson, of the Ad
visory Council; C. Alexander, Beejyo C.
Custer, Frederick Klumpp, Edward J. Me
loney. Nelson Morrison, Norman Roberts
and Erwln Schweppenheiser, of the
Gettysburg Scout Council; Myron J. Hess
chief Gettysburg scout; Georgo M. Stew
art, chief deputy scout; Aaron Smith,
scout scribe; Thomas Ferguson, treasurer;
Joseph Wandsleben, bugler; Norman Rob
erts, color hearer Freeman Unrnea, his
torian, and Edward Ilogclund, pioptiet.
Troop 3's Anniversary
'J roop 3 will colcbrato Its first anni
versary nt the Logan Drawing Rooms,
Broad and Ruscomh sticots, tomorrow
evening lit S o'clock, when tho scouts and
M0 guests will hear addresses by Walter
S. Cowing, hcotit executive, and Deputy
Scout Commissioner Patton. An exhibi
tion of scout activities bv innmbcni of
tho troop will bo followed by a dance.
Troops 19 and 7? will attend a supper
given by tho I'nssyuuk New Year's Asso
ciation at Troop 77's headquarters. 17th
street and Snyder avenue, Ktidnj evening.
County Scouts
Dr. M. II. Shenror. of Gleiislilc. lec
tured to tho Glensldo Troop on sunstroke
mm near, prostration and gave Instruc
tions In bandaging the head and feet at
it J11CV.-UUK oi tno troop.
- Jersey Scouts
Atlantic City's eight troops will assem
ble at the Young Men's Christian As
sociation this evening and inarch to tho
revival bcrvlce conducted In the Board
walk Exposition Building by. Evangelist
Henry. Boy Scout flags will decorate tho
building.
Plans aro under way for the establish
ment of a buglo corps nnd a hand. The
Boy Scouts aro "booming" now. with
more than 200 members nnd a new troop
luuimiK at me uuvct Presbyterian
Church. A patrol leaders' council litis
been organized with 21 members, who
will hold monthly meetings In the new
general headquarters. In City Hall, where
Scout Commissioner II. O. Klght is es
tablished. The first and second class
tests will bo held before tho Court of
Honor on tho Hist and third Tuesdays
of each month. Tho Shore Scout Coun
cil will offer it handsomo silver cup for
Troop M Gives Finn to Church
Six troops of Boy Scouts and a 'trge
congregation attended the second ;.imi
versnry and ling presentation service of
iroop h at tlio llurner .Memorial Prw.
byterlan Church, 23th street and Susque
hanna avenue. Sunday, when Troop It
becamo the donor of an American flag
to tho church. Deputy Scout Commis
sioner Patton, made tho presentation
speech nnd tho flag was accepted In a
short address by the Rev. Dr. II. Clay
Ferguson, pastor of tho church and chap
lain of the troop. The other troops in
attendance wero Troops 28, 4S, D3. 120 and
96. Tho Rev. Dr. Ferguson took as his
BUbJeet "Is Life a Game of Chance?" nnd
told tho scouts that those who leavo
things to luck and do not work along
some definite line would never accomplish
anything. Troop H has three patrols, the
Seal patrol, Don Heyl, patrol leader, and
Howard Jones, assistant; Hawk patrol
William Heller, patrol leader, imri Lau
rence Schwartz, assistant, and Eagle do.
......... ....... j..ii.i jruuer, ami
trol.
Walter Marshbank, nsslstant,
Hooves is scoutmaster.
W. M.
i.
Iirr.,.r.lt. n, 1.1- t.,,.. . ,., ' . ..-... ...
'llrnrd nve Interment iirlviit,-. nt Westmin
ster t-eimtery. I'leaso omit now ers ""umn
liltA I'l.lt On Mnrch 1,1, 101.-, ffALTKIt
NIII.KON, son of n. Herb, rt and IV u
(rater, hum-rnl ten-lies on Ihursdny. nt -
p m , at his irnts' rcaldim-e, into
remct'eo- " 1"Ur,""'nt ut Nurthvvood
nilllllN. On March 1.1.101.1. IIRSSID VIOLA.
eldest daughter nf William II. and Anna
i. l?rfcn' .. ""' anil friends are In
vlted to attend tho funeral scrvKes, Thurs
day afternoon, nt 2 o'clock, nt ficr iit
residence, urn Diamond st. Interment nrl.
vate. rrlends nre invited Wednesday eve
ning, from 7 to ! o'clock.
filVIIN. On March IS, 101.1, .TANU ,Ji;Dall
widow or Jntnes Ulven. Funeral services nn
J hiti sdnv, at 2 p. in., nt Iicr late resilience
1,2s North Irnnt m Interment private nf
South Laurel Hill Cemetery. '"""e. at
Ili:.MNI.i;V. At Ills residence. 20IS DeLnncev
place, on March 1,1, 11H3, ritLDLrtli'K
III:.MSI,i:Y, son of the Into Francis West
nnd Susan Omlenlnnk llemsley. In his cist
jr.,, l.iiu muni- i luni-rui w uo given
lIK'ipi.N.-.On March 1.1, 1D1B, HARRY.
busband of Lllzaboth Hickman. Funeral on
Thursday, at I p. m., from 21 fi Wilder st
Interment nt PirnAood Cemetery
IlOOI'inC On March 14, mi.-,. SARAH,
widow of Chirk 11. Hooper. In her Md iiar
Relatives unil friends nro Invitod to nitend
tho funernl Hcrv Icp.m. ., vvi.an-w.if... ..,,...
Match li.nt 1 o-cloik. nt the rrsldenco nf
her dauiihter. Mrs. William Hough. .112.1
hpruce street. Interment nt lllvervlew Ceme
tery. Trenton, N. J. Trenton papers pleaso
copy.
JOIIMIN. On Third Month lltli.ioin. MARY
R.. wife of the hue Joscuh Jobson. Relative!
and friends are Invited to nttend the funeral
on Fourth Lay. 17th Inst., nt 2 o'clock, from
the residence of her daushter. Mary D. Clod
ahalk. 00ft North filth street. Interment
private.
JOHNSON. On March 14. 101.1, JAMRS
CAWOOD JOHNSON, aged T3 jcars. Rela
tives and friends aro Invited to attend the
funeral services on Wednesday afternoon, at
2 o'clock, at his lato residence. 4030 Hazel
nvenue. Interment private.
KNl'TZI-.N. On March 13, 101.1, LRNA,
daughter of tho late Otto and Mario Knut
?en. Kuncrnl services nn Thursday, nt 2 p
m , nt the residence of her brother, 2101 Last
Ilireli st. Interment iSieenmount Ccmetcrv
liOOKRR On March 14. lOlfi, at his lata
residence, southeast rot per of l.lth and Dia
mond sts.. JOHN LEUDOM, husband nf Alice
It. Koaker and son of the lato Albert nnd
Itebcica Kookcr. aged Bl jears. Relatives and
friends of family, ulso Harmony Lodge Nn
r.2, I', and A. M.. nro respectfully invited to
nttend funeral services. Wednesday, 11 a in
precisely, at Schuyler's, Ilroad and Diamond
Bt Interment strictly private.
KltmVSON. On Monday, Mnrch 15, 1015
L1DIA KRRIt, wlfo of William E, Krevvi
son. Hr and daughter of the lam Joseph
and Jtne .Scott, aged 07 years. Relatives
unil iririiua nm li'ainrciiuny II1V uetl 10 Utteml
th funeral services, nn Friday, March la
1U1.1. at 1 .10 o'cloik preclselv, from her bus
band's residence, lh.10 North 1'ranklln st.
Also services In the Ablngton I'resbvtcrlati
Church, nt .1 o'clock. Interment at tho ad.
Joining cemetery. Willow Grove cars pass
church. Automobile funeral.
LANi;. On March 10. 1015, ELLEN 13., wife
or James Lane (n Ilenehau. Funeral on
Wednesday, nt 8:yo a. m , from 102t Master
st. Solemn Requiem Mass nt St. Malaehy'a
Church, at 111 i m. Interment at New
Cathedral Cemetery.
IiAWMIN. Suddenly, on March 1.1, 1015
JANE LAWSON. aged l-l years. Relatives
nnd friends are Invited to attend tho funeral
services, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2
o'clock, at her late residence, 771 South 11th
st Interment at Mount Morlah Cemetery
MAItTZ. On -March 15, 1015, PETER, hus
hiiul of Matilda A. Martz. Funeral on
Thurbday. at in 30 a. m.. from his lato resi
dence. Franklin ave. and Cooper M
lleverly. N. J. Interment Evergreen Cemj
tery, Camden, 1'15 p. m
.MifWri'KKTY On March 15, 1015, ANNIE
McCAFFBRTY, widow of Hugh McctttertyT
Funeral on Saturday, at K::!0 a. in. from
ailK Melvalo st. Solemn Requiem Mass at
Church of the Nativity, at lo n, in. Inter,
ment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
MrCANN. At Scranton, I'a., on March IB
1U1.1, NI30MA, wife of Marls McCann. Due"
notice of the funersl will be given
MerAIIIIEN. On March 15. 1015. WILLIAM
S.. Bon of Robert and Ruth Ann McKaddenT
Funeral services on Thursday, at 1:30 d m
at his parents' residence, 1021 South loth
at. Interment at Mt Moriah Cemetery.
10 lines, one time S0o
Threo Insertions 'L0"
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In Kflrct Dtcrmber 1, 10H.
COMBINATION RATE
for insurtlon In both the morning nnd evenins
papers of Bnmo day:
PUBLIC LEDGER
(MORNING)
EVENING LEDGER
(EVENING)
Add four cents per lino net to rntes given
sbnv e.
HELP AND SITUATIONS WANTED
ADVERTISING IN THE PUIIL1C LEDOEIl
MAY HE INSERTED IN THE EVENIMJ
LEDOEIl WITHOUT ADDITIONAL
CHARGE.
There is a drupr store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ails at office rates.
HOUICKEEI'EIt, exp., best refs., knowledgo
stcnogniphj, desires position ot trust will
tstabilshed house. Hft4U,LedgerCenlral.
ROOK KEEPER and stenographer, 4 scars' ox
IKTlcuce, pieler to l,o only girl In office!
icntrnl loiutlon. 11 8,Vi, Ledger Central.
uuokke:
BOOKKEEPER and typist, exp.: refs.;
luoleiato salary. II ,u0, Ledger Cent
Indus.;
rnl.
I1UTLEII or lion.,m, .77"
or suburbs; rcfcreiipffifi;t"'Mi
, 'mllr,.'
COACHMAN, colored, wt.h.. 'Jf
2Hi0ariKd .houseman; iniEa'i'S?'!: 1
COOK Japanese, long exnerl.n-. I
wants position In " prlvat0 fJmtt.fV "V
- references. Una. 3u8 N. isth st"" KSjl
COOK, Italian, flrat-elass
ton nnd .NevyYork hotels, r oa
COOK. Japanese,
trlctlTwi;
CIIAJIlll:ll.MAlI nnd 'vvnltress Neat oung
white girl; lompitent; reference, present em
ployer, at 4121 Uiltlniore nvo,
HELP WANTED FEMALE
A WOMAN to lako chnrgo of fmall workroom;
ntanutaclutliur women's neckwear; state ex
pcrlenco. J 42, ledger Central;
CIHLDNt'RSE lla.r-grovvn girl lo take chargo
of one chll.l. I, 70.1, Ledger orfke.
EXPERIENCED chambermaid nnd seamstress,
rrotPstnnt:referewe A nil, Ledger Office
UENERAL HOFSCWORK U1RI.S nre 111 con
stant tliiiinnd. Uood cooks, cliambermnlils und
vvaitrefHis cm nh,o seitue situations in the
best Philadelphia families You can rent h
these employers through Islger Wnnt Ads.
nnd the service of tne Household Registry
llitreau.
Call nt or wilt the Iiureau today. Miss
Reed can help it to n good position. Sulto
2.:ii-2.1U I.idger Hid?, (lib and Chestnut Hts.
Tree sci vice tn Imager Advertisers.
CHA.MllEltM.Wl nnd waitress, comp.; city r
I4US N. Wllllngton. I'nono Poplar 60M W
ref.
CIlAMIIEIIMAID. Swedish, wants placo. A 217,
I.e Iger ortlce.
UHAMIt'EKMAID ir chlldnurse Young whlio
woman; i Ity or suburbs FhonoWnti 12.1 W.
t'HA.MllEItilAIl) and waitress Exp. German
l'rot. ; com pt. and good tefs. 1027, Led. OIL
CHAlIlIIIinV'K-Young white girl, IS, wishes
place; mod, vngrs. 1.11 1 llvlnlty pi., W. 1'.
CLERICAL work, typewriting; private brunch
exchnngp; Ulcktolearn. H Iill.i.ed. Cent.
COMPANION, helper or nttendnnt. rcflneil nnil
Miltured; best ref. II "mQ. ledger Central
COMPANION or chllilnurso Young Scotch
I'rot. ; city wr suburbs. L 702, Lodger Offlco.
COOK. Scntch-Irlih; charge, or would Inkn
Position under chef: ref. from prominent
Inmlllca. Mnrgaret Hall. 42 N. Rhan st.
COOK Rellped colored'vvoman; plnin cooking:
private family II M7, ledger Central.
COOK, ehunib'd nnil waitress Tvo sisters wish
places together; suburbs pref. P (Via, Led.Off,
K, competent, English Protestant, d'slres
Itlon: good references. 1.--IS Green st.
German-American woman
2,"ki cnritian.
GENERAL HOL'SI3VOAK No laundry; fam
ily or two, Anlmore. J.ect lady Room 10,
I'ublIel.cdgcr,Tuesdayll o'clock.
GERMAN GIRL fct general hnuscnnrk; ono
Hint speaks English. Call 2SM1 Oxford Bt.
LADY TO MANAGE tho subscription depart
ment of a monthly religious inaganlno; must
have Ideas, be ipilck nnd thoroughly enpabio
in detail work nnd with figures; stenographer
nnd typist preferred; give full particulars,
stating experience. If any, salary wanted, ago
and church connection. H DM), Ledger Cen-trai.
MARRIED WOMAN-Husbnnd employed, lo
inko charge rooming liouso on Arch st.; room,
street servicer Apply 41S S. Uroad
ment, Aest l'hlla. Phone rtelmont m"n v
miT'li C'RL wantso In phvslclan's office:
must bo Intelligent: salary jft; must live lii
,i''lT.rI','i-' ?r ,cI"n-"la ave. Heading s(a-
J"Ln' '.'"' Ledger Office.
COOK,
pns:
COOK Competent
wishes position as cook.
DHEPSMAKKR of New York desires engng'ts;
evening gowns specialty. Phone Wal. IH02 W.
EXPERIENCED housekeeper wishes a position
in a priest's houe, nn objection to country.
tllHprlng MIP.r.ve.. CnnshohnckcnI'ai
EXi'l'.KIlfs'CED'eoIorcd couple desire notltlnns
together or separately; refs. Phono Pres. 42.11.
GIRL wishes position In first-class family as
innid: can do fancy t.uwlng. tako care ladles'
wardrobe A fill, flccr OfOce.
GIltL. white, refined, wishes general house-
vv ork: private fnmllv. Call 13nn N. Willi.
GIRL vnnts housework: C years' experience.
Call tvo days. 21in N. Fovvn st.
GIRL, young, wishes rhamberwork
family; references. 1710 Pago st.
GOVERNESS, N. Germnn. vvnnts pos.; $.10;
cltyrcf. Weber. 8.U IMne st. Walnut 8I0S.
GOVERNESS (visit.)! exp., Swiss, wishes en-
gagements Miss J. Mlehle. .107 W. Glrard av.
HOffSEKKEPER Young woman, capable tnlt
Ing rtill chargo of home, desires position with
fnmlly of ndults or where there Is motherless
chill: reference. A .Tin. Ledger Office.
HOI'SEKEEPfTR (working), Infnnt or practical
nurse, coiiip. ; ciiv country. iuti, !.eu,
unit, Japanese, wants pn-ninn , "?Ti
famdy; best reference ft Kl.trfrM
...,.. . u.onii
uivuiia-iieitcr. rerercnceai IS vtmf7
Jmepericnco In ono store. 'A ten (".'
PAIIAtl-ll '"V,,.,.il1 ...T' J' "'
wU.,-30 Jea7sp'eBrIencTnVam,,C
A' 320, Ledger Offlco. ""'
uaiuji;.m;h and coaelimaiTiHo;. :S'
with private lamlly who i, '15SS'
tworki undcratandi cars of K."1.1" Imf
rltt.l,r,ia nn.1 o.,- ,' .V. SOrsei. .i
jrencoiromiast'eVf
uAuuiiNEH, single, sober and mjnTrnl
....j j.mvo. fiuuu rei. ,v am. r..."V
OARDENEIt-Engllsh, heauT
perlenco In all branches; $
iiuio gi.raecjamesjiiuilii. HoltBS,"
wiiHJuiiii, niaru, a ctl Ini nos'tw
understands stock nnd outside flower
sober; 5 yrs.' refs , Protest. A 5?s
GARDENER, single, exp.. understands ftT5
lavvns,veg's, poul'y, ref's. a"a'mr,M5vS
GARDENER, single. all.nMn"V-ds
eg'e grovve.wlth good rers. A323 iiiWI
GAItDENElt. 7 inn,.' . . ' 5
under.tand.aA stock: A'a'.irfflj
GARDENER, eompetont on vesetrblM s.;r l
nnd shrubbery; best refs. p S" uitam.
GENTS' furnishings salesman ana ;
dresser; thoroughlv experienced and AlS? '
erences. wnnts position. A .110. LeUjer Offw'i 'I
tiwuuu-uwi, viin iMHivi leuKe or drlr nr rtif
oung, competent iMns, I jdgcr Office Stl
positions, as cook and butlr or tikMoS
y"iKC ovi'KWi ii.. unc II, yys
JAPANTSn wants ponltlon nsvcoolc. r,'mi '
'-' - vir ci lc sinn vsv.ai' .
Wrlto Az. 1M2 N jth st "5S '
rU-A.XLSfi cook wants position iHwrnal
family; good reference It 7.11. UwtCiib"i
ifAV AMn wim cm.,,! .. ...."
and splendid cook, can run Fnnt 'm--. .
sldo work; eltv or country, no wosMnr; rxll
reference. I (KM, ledger Office. yjj
nrlvato
Off.
girls dCBlre
Call at 4210
HOI'SEWORIC Two Hungarian
steady positions nt housework.
waiem si . i- rnrKrnri
llOESr-WORK. general Colored
place, uau i ,.;u auuain st
INFANT'S NURSE, experienced, Protestant;
best referfi-ce. Hill S. 10th st.
INFANT NURSE
Ilala.
Blrl wants
desires position. Box 214,
CHAUFFEIIR-Gentlcman retiring TroatuSl
ored man : ho has worked for mo li jni7ul
strictly honest, sober and Induitrlom; ttoJ
onghlv understands automobiles and lill
cnreful chauffeur he Is n good horiemitiiill
gardener nnd will make himself imm1,f8
useful: will leave eltv If ncccss.ry to -ml
good nnsition. 201 West Mount Pleasant tnA
Philadelphia Phone Chestnut Hill 711.
CHAITFFEITR. stnete 10 vesr In l.t H..J
careful driver; willing obliging; left twcitiil
lady gave up her ear. II S II, Ledger CnmU
CHAUFFEtTH desires DOSltlon In nrlrati, r,m.
lly; dextrous driver, absolutelv comjxwill
nnd reliable, most willing and obllnlni; refnf
t-iico ui mo iirm. iv s-i i, i.euger i:enual.-Bl'
CHAI'FFEFR. mechanic 0 years' eiptrinw
lllgh-grnd' ears, excellent reference! MtMi
sober, reliable; Pcnnsvlvnnla. New Jwtrlf
license. 1010 Pacific, Atlantic Clly. -atr
CIlAFFFEt'R-mechanlc 2S vrs. U vn.' mi
strict nbstalncr. practlcil. efficient- IWsotoi
Islnnd, N. J.. Pennn. licenses excel r'
iimu. nuniiuiuiiii. .-mpiuyiT. J St. la. H3.1
CHAt'FFEI'R, white reliable man, sblrt
position: sober, honest: careful driver ml
good mechanic: private refs. A 401, ted. 0i
CItAUFFrtiR, mcchnnlelnn employed itptS
ent, wishes position with private fsraac
lst-clnss ref.; city or country A .121. ted. Olj
CHADrFElTR; prlv. fnm : eltv or eounwa
best ref. M. J. Dardls, 1014 Da tancwll
Sl'v MmH'.''T?,1. MV ADVERTlfTKlIENf
J IIHL.I( LEIXiDR HVKiiv SUNDAY
mJ-i f ii-ISST ,',AC.F' Wllhurn ilowen:
1IISIRIUCTOR 11 F. GOODRICH Tl'l I"
IMIONK RI-VEIVHR CCSHION, "lO Park
wuv Illdg Phone Walnut 1510 snrh
wlA,Ni:D7Compctent chambermaid nnd scam:
Slmo1!"; it wall"3: heat reference : no
washing Address or apply 12S West Uossl
st Germantown. Telcphono Germdntnwti Tai7
A rUSS-I'IX MANUFACTFRER "desires-n.
fevv young men lo tako orders Tfor cluh and
f i",nU2f " . E?";- w vp vfiii'SJ.
-r-.. ... "'.iro ..! . ,.-, i.euger oit.
A.?.IA.N r( D .,r NEARHY CITY to take po"
f?i?iC?rVuryo,Ii'nnmoTitra7tora'
''lei able to tipewrTto; glvo full partlcu ars
wperlencoand salary. 'lF 054. LeTge" c"?.'
INFANT'S NURSE, hospital trained experl-
enced. entire charge: good refs. 4020 Aspen.
liADY'S MAID or seamstress, good sower;
Jlrst-clasg reference I1 030, Ledger Office.
I.AOY'S maid: companion (o lady, couplo; exp.,
tactful. Answers Ilellcviic-Stralford. Rm. 717.
LAt'NIJRESH bv the day; first-class work and
reference L 70", Ledger Office.
MOTHER'S HELPER tn nsslst In nnv useful
capacity In a reflncd household; best refer
f ni es. f. 1J17. ledger Office.
MOTHER'S HELPER or managing housekpr.;
cxn. Scotch I'rot: best refs. I'll. Walnut 8108.
NFRSE with heat of references wnnts a men
tal or nervous case, Capablo of taking en
tiro charee of patients. No objection to trav
ellllg. I' 401.. Ledger Office.
NURSE, graduate wants care of bahv or
hn.ctvvdchXldj Phono Germantown 1401 W.
NURSE wishes perm, case; paralytic and
mental cases spec.; drs.' ref. A 311. Led. Off.
bTON'OGRAPRER, competent, conscientious
worker, desires position; moderate salary;
reference II Sit. ledger Office.
CH WTFEUR, eight venrs- experience; itei't;
city or sunuros. i- i,n, jagcr unice.
CIIAUFFEtTR Thoroughlv exnerlenridr nt
run or repair nnv make car 7. 701, Led. OfJ
LVHIREn MAN AND WIFE, from SoutlvM
"-in iiiut-n. I'tij. i:u,niLri mir. rii..'
enee.1 cook on meats, breads. sotlDf tnl
rakes, or anything man, butler and i
around mnn: knows nil latest about irl.tfri
neither drinks or s-nokes best references frts
Philadelphia. A 331. Ledger Office.
MAN. 30. IRISH, would like vvntchman )ok,iJ.
dress 100. Ledger Rranch. 20th Di
MANAGER
HELP "WANTEDMALE
coachmen, cooks.
gardeners,
seeking
niployers
nunie, no
CHAIIFFntynH
nUl!fr?A al,t and housemen who are;
positions can reach the well-to-do
through Ledger unnr nA s-n..n ..n
drees and experience will be itatcJi freo 1?
? ...Household Registry IlurcauT Ledger
Kit ding cth ami i'hAi,,,, .,'''"' meager
qooil positions nro being fllied every dav
Tsgye Is limited to Ledge n""y,ig.ttr,'
I.HAU1 1--u arm cook, young man and wlfo
n?...?Mar'n'. white. I'rotcstant. for nlar ft,
X?yilryi .52"! .h.onMr- "wwe
. .-.., u.tiD.-i Ly.iiiv.
for place lii
reicreiico.
CORNICE MAKER wanted, able ttPfakThpl
own meusurcrncnt and cut. to take charge of
o i,mall conilco shop. A 405. Ledger ' OfSc?
MAN. CAPARLE. wanted nhout suburban
residence, to inako himself generally useful"
a former coachman preferred, or a niau vv-lid
has lad i-xperienca In prlvato garaged as a
portion of his time would bo taken un in
washing automobiles and keeping cameo
neat nni cleangoodwa8;J4.-, Led c-"nt
5!:i;l:A7?At,,"rT... .'.?' . posUlon'-w ItlT
IiT -j V..-.7.i7..-i...",t. """'.
,..,,s..kv U..M c-AcuK.a auiuiv;
preference to
young man prepared to ourchase an f Interest
In business, aubmlt references. Address iniSf
ware, ! 701. Ledger Office. 'aaarCBs "ard-
STRNOORArllER Bright, accurate.
lady, experiencea. nest reterences
salary. It 3.'.2. Ledger Centrnt
young
moderate
JjTENOGRAl'RER Recent graduate Cathollo
'Ilgh, bright, neat, nccur. II 455, Led. Cent.
STENOGRAPHER Competent. expd. In com-
merciai ana panning worn ii uaa. ieq, cent.
BTKNOaRAI'IIER Asst. bkpr.: expd..
active, wllllnc to grow. II 510, Led.
bright.
Cent.
STENOOILVrilER-RapId, neat, hard worker!
moderate sablty. II ,151, Ledger Central.
STENOaRAPIIBR-rCapable young'lody. expdT,
knowledge of bookkeeping. II U47, Led. Cent.
STENOORATIIER-Hlgli school educa.; expdT;
good Btenclt worker; splendid ref. 1721 . 02d,
STENOnilAniER. Intel.. Indus., will, hegln";
ner; unusually bright. C 227, Ledger Office.
WANTED A position us managing housekeep
er In a bachelor's or widower's home; com
petent In every respect; can give best ref.
Mrs, A. Illtner. lllr. Spruce. Filbert 4121 D
WANTED Embroidery work at home, will
show samples of work. M 645, Ledger Cent.
WIDOW Dav'a cleaning or work of any kind'
capable, reference. 021) N. Oilth.
WOMAN. American, country, wishes cooklnir
or general woik. gOIS N Marvlne g,""1""1-
WOMAN wishes situation hawk.; can assist
ii nnalrlrift n .1 Iann4... 1
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A ynunir man ho enn nrWnate and aoww
ifiifl tf Ptlmulnte nnd encourasa a muiw,
fnrri tn Inrrpnspd nctllt. who cosieurt,
ability to manage and control orentt HM
run enforce orders or manaco and arif
talis without lielnc toltl twice, who can.ttM
l u w.....i. I -ii -a t.t.t. mtR
ii tin rri-uine t-np'tuii' 11111 i wiiim "
menta can ne cnminrlneiy ana aaliirixwnijj
proven), contemplates a change, uompwu;
tlnn no object. Have ou an epninc? jH
r10. Ledger Central. "la
niPPinn rr rrur ir i.inhnn vittbboarfl
-Pgr-n"d Ala clerk; beat refa. A3M.UlOglj
OSTKOIATH desires poslilon as nun?crJ
pllnl experience. Address A 357. IaiW I1
SALESMAN Live wire to represent rrpoUK"
manufacturing or commercial concern!, 1IJ
years' experience; best references astoM
tegrlty nnd ability; salary or MramutW
II 841. Ledger Central.
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DAUi-.iUlA.i Aggressive young inn. -, ,
bkpsr., credits, collections, II 312, LlrCJ
HAT.rTHIVf AK- Hi ..1,.. in .nalrM rhsnrSt W
present concern over year, open to W"1kJ
proposition; energetic and reliable. A f
Ledger Office.
STENOnilAPHEn and ofBceTman. 25:8yar
PIrn2
BTENOdltAI'HER, age 20) 1 year's ?"??.
rers. f. i.enger tsrancn. lotn anu .71
nil., mi, i.umr, firuiiuii, ,.,i, an. -.-.
STRUCTURAL DRAUGHTSMAN, 87
position In sales force of steel compuTSL
YOUNO WOMAN wishes pos. as working hkor
NO. 67-ASTHMA SIMPSON, THE VILLAGE QTJEEN-STEW PIDD IS THE BEST SHOT iN CHEEZBURG WHEN CON TRAFFTO
., jn.,n .....1 a.m vnnriendi
frnin uittlllUK ("Will ,, lt- -ii tl
willing to start as Junior salesman. II "J
YOUNO MAN, 20 cars old. graduats '
ness Allege, two years clerk In " .
sires omce worn of any Kina, ii nn
u'enirai
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O'vV ' . US AF0R6 THIS YOU J -r-ovjN IN A Jifpy! j V y C L WAS 6BTT(N OUT J
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