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TARZAN OF
The Thrilling Adventures of a Primeval Man
and an American Girl
By EDGAR MCE BURROUGHS
Copyright, 1011, by A. C. McClurg Company.
SYNOPSIS.
John CliMon, Lord Gro stoke, embarks
with his young wife on the barkentlno
Fuwaida for DrTtlsh West Africa, where he
Is to anume a consular position. On boara
ho finds mutiny sttrrlnir. und after his re
volvers hae been stolen trora him he is
warned by a note to say nothing under
Pain, of death. . . . ,,,
The mutiny breaks and John and Alice
CU ton are put ashore. -,,.
. Attacked by a great anthropoid ape, ;
ton is saved by his wife. but. the dying
beast attacks her and frightens her so that
she loses her mind. A child Is born to ine
couple. A year later Alice dies, leaving
Clayton with the child. , . ,hn
John Clayton Is eventually killed by tnn
great apes which Infest the place, and"1"
child is captured bv.a she-ape whose own
offspring has been killed. In the ape trio
the baby child Is called Tarsan. meaning
"whlte.skln." Ho is brought up in tne
Stumbling onPa?'prlntcd book In hjj ?J
father's shsck, Tarinn. aged U. "tu,ttJX
Jearna to read. In a. fashion. By the time
he is 17 he Is a full-grown man. .
Tarxan. defending the niothcr-apn wno
has nurtured him. kills tho ape Tubint.
and enters Into a deadly struggle v.un
Kerchsk, one of the heads of the one-tribe.
Tarzan'a gr-ater mental endowment makes
him a rower among the. apes, auw m
meets man for the nrst time. F'nyj.'"!,
rannlbals come Into the neighborhood 01
th ape tribe, , ,.,. hv
KalJ.- Tarzan's protector. Is W"'"..
Kulonga. a member of the cannllml tribe.
Tansn steals his bow and ?rrows. ana.
after tracking him. kills him hy mrana 01
a larso. He ocomfs a temptation to eat
the cannibal, feeling that man does not eai
man'a neh. Then he strikes t"'.1"!.0
the cannibals' hearts by tipsettlrig the camp.
Tnrian becomes rroflclent In the use or
how and nrrow. Exploring his ther s
hut, Tarinn comes upon his father's p
tonruph. a diary and other fffects. ,
Tnrzan halts a cannibal feast by dr,P?L"?
a skull among Jthe fcasters. He J"""?'
frightens the tribe, steals more arrows ana.
by their help and his own cunning, kills
Sabor. the giant lloneos. Triumphant, no
returns to the are tribe and, an".u.m:'n,e
his strength, Is challenged by Kwchft?'
head of tho tribe. They battle. A knife
blow at Kerchak's heart almost "".TJ
ran at once, but the great ape ,on""e"
the battle, and Tarian Is almost overcome
when KfrChak sinks down dend.
By killing Kerchik Tartan becomes king
of his tribe. Ho leads his tribe W from
the cannlhnis. but continues to terrorije the
latter. His kinwhlp Is challenged by Ter
kor. son of Tublat, whom Tarean has kliiea.
In a pitched battle Tarran .unconsciously
achl3.-c. tiro full-Nelson hold on Terkoz.
and. Instead of killing the ape. demands his
Tr!inrsn.-irej his life, but fore" uni
versal recognition of his own supremacy.
Vague longings for another life beset Tart
tan. Ho feels that he must leave W
tribe ami reek beings of his own kind.
Making a final visit to the cabin of his
father. Tarzan meets with whlto men.
He sees the whites kill one of their own
number. Then, putting up a sign, written
laboriously, announcing hls P'nte' .J1,0
departs. The white men, nnd a white girl,
ore on an expedition of tome fort. They
are puttied by the sign.
CIIAPTCn Xin-(Contlntied).
"I do not know, Miss Porter," replied
the young man, "unless we have dis
covered a runaway simian from tho
London Zoo who has brought back a
European education to his Jungle homo.
What do you make of It, Professor Por
ter?" he added, turning to the old man.
Professor Archimedes Q. Porter ad
justed his spectacles.
"Ah, yes, Indeed; yes Indeed most re
markable, most remarkable!" said tho
professor; "but I can add nothing further
to what I havo already remarked In
elucidation of this truly momentous oc
currence," and tho professor turnei
Slowly In tho direction of the Jungle.
"But, papa," cried the girl, "you haven't
said anything about It yet."
"Tut tut, child; tut tut." responded
Professor Porter, In a kindly and Indul
gent tone, "do not trouble your pretty
heart with such a weighty and abstruse
problems," and again he wandered slowly
off In still another direction, his eyes bent
upon the ground at his feet, his hands
clasped behind him beneath the flowing
tails of lila coat.
"I reckon the daffy old bounder don't
know no more'n we do about It," growled
the rut-faced sailor.
"Keep n civil tongue In your head."
cried the young man, his face paling (n
anger, at the insulting tone of the sallo".
"You've murdered our officers, and robbed
us. We are absolutely In your power,
bat you'll treat Professor Porter ana Miss
Porter with respect or I'll break that vile
neelt of your with my bare hands guns
or no guns," and the young fellow step
ped so close to the rat-fared sailor that
the. latter, though he bore two revolvers
stut a vll'lnnous looking knife In his belt,
slunk, back abashed.
"You damned coward," cried the young
man, "You'd never dare shoot a man
until hU back was turned. You don't
dare shoot me even then," and he de
liberately turned his back full upon the
sailor and walked nonchalantly away as
If to put him to the test-
The sailor's hand crept slyly to th
butt of one of his revolvers, his wicked
eyes glared vengefully at the retreating,
form of the young Englishman. The gaze
of his fellows was upon him, but still he
heMteted. At heart he w even a greater
coward than Mr. William Cecil Clayton
k4 imsln,J. '
What he would have done will never be
kwpwa, tor, there was another factor
aiiHWd hlh none of the party had yet.
MHIM'ii would enter ao largely into the
suWeres of their life on this inhospitable
Afrtean hor-
Two keen eyea had. watched vty move
at th party from the foliage of a nearby
UM twtum bad seen tbe surprise
muted ky M notice, and while he tould
,ue;itM4 BetWag of th spokeA lan-
AROUSE GOLFERS'
Cv its a mighty 'Poor itmr 1 l ,
THE APES
gunge of thesp Btrnngc pcoplo their gest
ures nnd facial expressions told him
much.
Tarzan had never scon tho effects of a
firearm before, though his booka had
taught him something of them, but whtn
ho saw tho raUfaced one fingering the
butt of his revolver ho thought of tho
scene ho had witnessed so short n time
before, nnd nnturally expected to see tho
young man murdered as had been tho
huge Bailor earlier In the day.
So Tnrzan fitted a poisoned nrrow to his
bow and drew a bead upon tho rnt-faced
sailor, but the foliage wns so thick that
ho soon saw the arrow would bo deflected
by tho leaves or some small branch, and
Instead he launched a heavy spear from
his lofty perch.
Clayton had taken but n dozen steps.
The rnt-faced sailor had half drawn his
revolver; the other sailors stood watching
tho scene Intently.
Professor Porter had already disap
peared Into the Jungle, whither he wn.s
being followed by the fussy Samuel T.
Philander, his secretary ''and assistant.
Esmeralda, tho negress, wns busy sort
ing her mistress' baggage from tho pile
of bales nnd boxes beside the cabin, and
Miss Porter had turned away to follow
Clayton, when something cnused her to
turn again toward tho Bailor.
And then three thlnga happened nlmoJt
simultaneously the sailor Jerked out his
weapon nnd leveled It at Clayton's back,
Miss Porter screamed n warning, nnd a
long, metal-shod Bpear shot like a bolt
from above nnd passed entirely through
tho right shoulder of the rat-faced man.
The revolver exploded harmlessly In the
air, and the seaman crumpled up with a
scream of pain and terror.
Clayton turned and rushed back toward
the scene. The sailors stood in a fright
ened group, with drawn weapons, pecrinc;
into tho Jungle. Tho wounded man
writhed and shrieked upon tho ground.
Clayton, unseen by any. picked up thn
fallen revolver nnd slipped It Inside his
shirt, then ho Joined the sailors In gnzlng,
mystified, Into tho Jungle.
"Who could It have been?" whispered
Jnno Porter, and tho young man turned
to seo her standing, wlde-eved nnrl
wondering, close beside him.
"I dare say Tarzan of the Apes Is
watching us nil right," he answered. In a
dubious tone. "I wonder, now, who that
spear was Intended for. If for Snipes,
then our ape friend Is a friend Indeed.
"By Jove, where are your father and
Mr. Philander? There's some one or
something In that Jungle, and It's armed,
whatever It Is. Ho! Professor! Mr.
Philander!" young Clayton shouted. There
was no response,
"What's to be done. Miss Porter?" con
tinued the young man, his face clouded
by a frown of worry and Indecision.
"I can't leavo you here alone with these
cutthroats, nnd you certainly can't ven
ture Into the Jungle with me; yet some
one must go In search of your father
He Is more than apt to wonder off
aimlessly, regaidless of danger or direc
tion, and Mr. Philander Is only a trlflo
less Impractical than he. You will pardon
my bluntness, but our lives are all in
Jeopardy here, and when we get your
father back something must be done to
imprera upon him the dangers to which
he exposes you as well as himself by hl
absentmlndedness."
"I quite agree with you." replied the
girl, "and I am not offended at all. Dear
old papa would sacrifice his life for ma
without an Instant's hesitation, provided
one could keep his mind on so frlvolops
a matter for an entire Instant. There Is
only one way to keep him In safety, and
that is to chain him to a tree, The poor
dear is so Impractical.
"I have It!" suddenly exclaimed Clay.
ion. -iou can use a revolver, can t ypu?"
"Yes, Why?"
"I have one. With It you and Esmeralda
will be comparatively safe In this cabin
while I am searching for your father and
Sir. Philander. Come, call the woman
and I will hurry, on. They can't have
gone xar.
Jane Porter did as he suggested and
when he saw the door close safely behind
them Clayton turned toward the Jungle.
Some of the, sailors were drawing, the
spear from their wounded comrade and,
as Clayton approached, he asked If he
could borrow a revolver from one of thein
while he searched tbe Jungle for the pro
fessor. The rat-faced one, finding he was not
dead, had regained his composure, and
with a volley of oaths directed at Clay
ton refused In the name of his fellows tp
allow the ypung man any firearms.
This man. Snipes, had assumed the role
of chief since he had killed their former
leader, and so little time had elapsed that
none of his companions had as yet ques
tioned his authority'.
Clayton's only response was a. shrug or
the shoulders, but 'as he left them he
picked up the spear which had transfixed
Snipes, and thus primitively armed, the
on of the then Lord Oreystoke strode
into the dense Jungle.
Every few moments he called aloud tbe
names of the wanderers. The watchers
In the cabin by the breach heard the
sound of his voice groalus ever tainter
and tauter, until at last it was swallowed
INTEREST IN ANYTHING BUT GOLF
its a mighty 'Poor TMr
To .BRCJAK THE TiAD SJELoi
up by tho myriad noises of tho primeval
ood.
When Professor Archimedes Q. Porter
and his nsslstant, Samuel T. Philander,
nfter much lnslstenco on the part of tho
latter, had finally turned their steps to
ward camp, they were as completely lost
In tho wild and tangled labyrinth of the
matted Jungle as two human beings well
could be, though they did not know It.
It was by tho merest caprice of fortuno
that they headed toward the west coast ol
Africa, Instdid of toward Zanzibar on the
opposite side of the dark continent.
When In a short time they reuched tho
bench, only to rind no camp In sight.
Philander wns positive that t'icy were
north of their proper destination, while,
as a matter of fact they were about 200
yards touth of It.
When Jnno Porter and Esmcrnlda found
themselves safely behind the cabin door
the negress' first thought was to barrlcndo
tho portal from tho Inside. AVIth this
Idea In mind sho turned to senrch for
some means of putting It Into oxecutlon;
but her first view of the Interior of the
cabin brought a shriek of terror to her
lips, nnd liko a frightened child the huge
black ran to bury her face on her
mistress" shoulder.
Jane Porter, turning at the cry, saw
tho cause of It lying prone upon thn
floor beforo thorn tho whitened skeleton
of a man. A further glanco revealed 'a
second skeleton upon tho bed.
"Whnt horrible place aro we In?" mur
mured the awestruck girl. But there was
no panic In her fright.
At last disengaging herself from tho
frantic clutch of the still shrieking
Esmcrnlda, Jane Porter crossed tho room
to look Into tho llttlo cradle, knowing
what she should see there before ever the
tiny skeleton disclosed Itself In all Vs
pitiful and pathetic frailty.
"Stop Esmeralda; stop It this minute!"
sho cried. "You aro only making It worse.
Why. I never saw such a big baby "
Sho ended lamely, a llttlo quiver In her
own voice as she thought of the throe
men, upon whom she depended for pro
tection, wnnderlng In the depth of that
awful forest.
Soon the girl found that the door was
equipped with a heavy wooden bar upon
the Inside, and after several efforts the
combined strength of the two enabled
them to slip It Into place, the first time
In 20 years.
Then they sat down upon a bench with
their nrms about one nnother, and waited.
CHAPTER XVI.
After Clayton had plunged Into the
Jungle, tho sailors mutineers of the Ar
rowfell Into a discussion of their next
step; but on one point all wero agreed
that they should hasten to put off to the
anchored Arrow, where they could at
least bo safo from the spears of their
unseen foe. And so, while Jane Porter
and Esmeralda were barricading them
selves within the cnbln, the cowardlv
crew of cutthroats were pulling rapidly
for their ship In the two boats that had
brought them ashore.
So much had Tarzan seen that day that
his head was In a whirl of wonder. But
the most wonderful sight of all, to him,
was the face of tho beautiful white girl.
Here at last was one of his own kind;
of that he was positive. And the young
man and the two old men; they, too, wero
much as he had pictured his own people
to be.
But doubtlera they wero as ferocious
and cruel as other men he had seen.
The fact that they alone of all the party
were unarmed might account for the fact
that they had killed no one, They might
bo very different If provided with
weapons.
Tarzan had seen tho young man plclc
up the fallen revolver of the wounded
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Snipes nnd hide It nway In his breast; nnd
ho had nlso seen him slip It cautlous'y
to tho girl ns she entered tho cabin door.
Ho did not understand anything of tho
motives behind all that ha hntl seen; but,
somehow. Intuitively he liked tho young
man nnd the two old men, and for tho
girl he had a strange longing which ic
scarcely understood. As for tho big bloc;
woman, sho was evidently connected In
some way to tho girl, nnd so he liked
her, also.
For tho sailors, and especially Snipes,
ho had developed a great hatred. He
knew by their threatening gestures nnd
by the expressions upon their evil faces
that they wero enemies of tho others of
the party, and so he decided to watch
them closely.
Tarzan wondered why tho men had gone
Into the Jungle, nor did it ever occur to
him that ono could become lost In that
mnzo of undergrowth which to him was ,w
simple as Is the main street of your own
homo town to you. ,
(CONTINUED MONDAY.)
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BATCH Kl.T.on. On May. 28, "In., ANNA
M.i wire of Daniel uaicnenor, in nnii
ear. FMneral services on Sunday morning, at
Vices On DUnuur ihuimimb,
y, at her late residence, 400
S o'clock pracisoiy, ai ner me nirawiwi
Winona ave. Interment strictly private.
IIKNNKTT. On May 58, 1018, DAVID
OMVKtt, ton of David II, and 8uan Hen
nett. mneml on Saturday, at 12 m., from
Mi parents' residence, NIOO McKcan at. In
ment Kernwood Cemetery. No funernl.
IlltOIllin M. Mra.C!tAItLE8 BKODltBAD,
In her 80th year, Thursday evening-. Fu
nernl services nt residence, Bethlehem, Pa.,
Monday afternoon, May 81, at 4180 o'clock.
nrttnVNUJfc. FLOnENCD E , wife of Ban
ford H at 3aranao Lake, May 20. lltlj.
Mother of Sanrord If., Jr., nnd John II,
Brothers, Frea C. Krauser. Donver. Col., an!
Jonn Hatfield Krauser. of New York city,
and sinter, Mrs. Charles W. Baldwin. Scar-
iioroii;n-onIIu1on, New lorn, nuriai m
Onkwood Cemetery. Niagara Falls. New
York. May 22, HUB.
CHAMHI5HS. On May 28, 1015, FANNIE,
widow of Ulbson chambers, . Funeral on
Tuesday, at 2 p. m.i from her late resi
dence. 2.100 Wharton st. Interment Mount
Morlah Cemetery,
DICKSON. Suddenly, on May 28. 101B.
SAMUKIj DICKSON, aged T8 years. Funeral
eervlcea at St. Teler's Church,. 3d and Pine
sts., on Tuesday, June I, nt 11 a, m. In
terment private. Now York, Boston anu
Washington papers pleato copy.
l"AniAN On May 28, 1015. ADAM F., hus
band, of Alma Fabian. Funeral services on
Tuesday, at 2 p. m.. nt his late residence.
Hill West VnvnmenntnE ave. Interment
prliate.
l'ltDNOVS. On May 28. 1015, MAItY W.
ItOIlUItTS, wlfo of the Marquis de Fronoys.
Interment priwto. Kindly omit flowers.
r.AmtlNS. On May 28, 101B, DELIA, wife
of Martin C Larklns. Due notice of tho
funeral will he Riven, from her late resi
dence, 5721 Christian st.
McWIl.T.IAMH. On May 27. 1015. MAH
OAHKT McWILLIAMS, In her 81st year.
Itelatlvcs and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services, Sunday afternoon, at
4:30 o'clock, nt her lato resldenco, 1021 Green
st. Interment prUnte, at llepilbah Ceme
tery, Chester County, Pa on Monday.
MOItTON. On tho morning of May 2T, 1018,
MARY C. MOItTON, v. Ifo of llobcrt V. Mor
ton IlelatlMs and friends are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral services, on
Monday afternoon. May 31, at 2MO o'clock,
at her huf band's residence, till South Broad
at,, and tho interment at Wcot Laurel Hill
Ccmotery.
PINKUS, On May 28, 1015, at the Jowlsh
Hospital, ISAAC, son of the late Morris and
I'anny, I'lnkus. Itelatlvcs and friends, aleo
Disraeli Lodgo, J. U., aro Invited to attend
the funeral, on Sunday, nt 10 a. m., from the
parlors of Emanuel Asher & Son. 1MK Dia
mond s. tnterment Adath Jeshurun Ceme
tery. Kindly omit flowers.
TJtUMUM. On May 28, 1015, EMMA B,
daughter of Clara A. and tho late Robert C.
Thudlum. Itclatltes nnd friends of tho fam
ily aro Invited to attend the funernl serv
ices, on Tuesday, at 2 p. m.. from her moth
er's residence, 1517 Poplar at. Interment
prlvnte.
YEHKES On May 28. 1016, JANE MOOBE,
widow of Gcorgo S. Yerkcs. Funernl serv
ices on Tucsdny, at 2 p. m.. at tho resl
denco of her son. Wllllnm Lehman Yerkes,
212S North Clrntz si. Interment private.
WIHrAK At Salem, N. .T Fifth Month
'J7th, 1015, JOSIAH W1STAB, in his 80th
tear. Itelatlvcs and friends aro invited to
nttend the funeral, from tho residence of
Clcavton Wlstar. No. 07 Market St., Salem,
on Third-day, Sixth Month let, nt 2 o'clock,
without further notice. Interment nt Friends'
liurlnl Ground. Satcin. Trnln leaves Mar
ket Street Ferry, Philadelphia, 12:23 for
Salem.
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DAILY AND SUNDAY
This STYLE TYPE (or like this)
One Insertion 15c per line
Three insertions In a week... 12V4o per llns
Seven conuecutlvo Insert Ions... 100 per llns
Situations wanted, three Inser
tions In a week 10a per llns
THIS' SIZE TYPE (or like this)
Permitted In all classifications except Help
nnd Situations Wanted, Lost and Found, Per
sonaU, Boarding and Rooms.
Ono Insertion 20c per line
Threo Insertions In a week... .17'5o por llns
Seven consecutive Insertions... 15c per line
All rates are based on agate measurement,
14 agate lines to the Inch.
DEATH NOTICES either paper
10 lines, ono time , 50e
Three Insertlonc J 1.00
DAILY ONLY
In Effect December 1. 13t.
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for Insertion in both the morning' and evening
papers of namo day:
PUBLIC LEDGER.
(MORNINO)
EVENING LEDGER
(EVENING)
Add four crnts per line net to rates given
above.
HELP AND SITUATIONS WANTED
ADVERTISING IN THE PUBLIC LEDGLR
MAY BE INSERTED IN THE EVENINO
LEDGER WITHOUT ADDITIONAL
CHARGE.
Thcte is a drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at office rates.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
BOOKKEEPER, expert only capable and cxp,
apply. Wrltu lull, r. 213. Ledger Central.
CHAMBERMAID- WAITRESS White, Protes
tant; refertneu required. Reply to P. O. Box
181. Haverford. Pa., or phone Ardmoro 402 W.
CIIII.DNIJR6E Experienced white Protestant;
capable of taking entire charge If necessary;
retcrence. I; 4. Ledger Office.
COOK, colored, to assist with cooking In small
seashore hold. E Poll. Ledger Central.
COOKING and downstairs work. German,
Protestant, ndult family, 4, Camden, muat
hao reference L 0.11, Ledger Office.
ERE8SMAKER wants expert sleevo finishers.
1527 N. Broud st
ritUIT PRESERVING Apartment hotel
wants woman by the da to prepare and
preserve trulls. L 801, Ledger Office.
aiRL, colored, for general work in small
seashom hotel. H 017. Ledger Central.
GOOD GIRL, or woman for housework or
cooking. Bustleton pike and Robins st.
Frankford. Frankford 1710 W.
aoVERNESST cultured, Yench-speaklng;
Blano; tactful! competent. Address Irs A
. Krebs. 2217 Gilpin ave., Wilmington. Dei:
HOUSEWORK airl wanted In family of two"
Cn II 5133 Westminster ave. """"y OI tw-
NURSE. Protestant, for two children 'in coun
try: references required, F 258. Led. Cent.
STENOGRAPHERS, 'BOOKKEEPERS
CLERKS
Are you registered for a position In
?.ur .fommerlcsl Department at Ledger
Central? You can recure valuable In
formation and help by consulting "Jtlea
J;CHn Jf. you a.re ""King a good posi
tion. Thin service Is free to Ledger ad
vertisers. WANTED Young women to learn nursing;
not a position, but an opportunity: appli
cants' education should consist of kt least 3
yoars In high school or equivalent; course In
training !l ears: 10 a month Is given first 3
months ana s thereafter for necessary ex
penses. This hospital, offers a. fine, oppor
tunity for those desiring to enter the nursiiie
profession. Address p 60S, Ledger Office
WKAVKHH wanted on Broad Knowles and
ford Mills. Btenton and Godfrey aves., Gin!
wS,uiH,lM,lllBlt,'or .general housework In
Went Phlln whit. !. r. ttr w -".U
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Led. Off,
HELP WANTED MALE
FIRST-CLASS sheet iron workers wanted at
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock
Coniuany, Newport News, Va .
LENS aiUNDER ton prism woTkTparllculalTv
??,?,'i p,r','mi ! PP'y Frankford ArsenaX
Philadelphia, Pa.. In writing, stating age
experience and salary . una,
MACHINISTS, machine hands.-vise hinds and
floor hands wanted: highest grade men only
will be employed. Southwark Foundry and
ilachlne Co., 3th st. and Waihingtoh ave
MAN AND WIFE for country; man must hata
experience with horses; wire' laundress must
furnish unquestionable refeVenees. p it
ledger Central. w"r1"- 137,
ONE cement linUhor, Saturday morning:" brine
tools. Drug store, Richmond and Orthodox
OPTICIAN WANTED-Youngmsn17-or i
to take care of stock and lay off lense. nni
with somo experlem-e preferred. J E tlS
burner Company. 1720 Chestnut. "
SALESMEN. Jewish, wanted to sell mtar, i
Jewish financial Institution lJi "urntaheJP
splendid opportunity for right men. fj 43?
Ledger Office. ; "
-. 4
SALESMEN-Hlgh-cUM outsldTwo'rk; prma.
nent Pwlton for right turtle! ,ta e feferZ
ences V Q.B. Ledger Central. ' "'"'
SIGN WHITER
We require a thoroughly experienced
card and shin writer. Apply Superlh.
V,n,?.nt 0""!,' N SNKLLENlJURO
Bl'KCIALTY wletmsn, i"perleDC4 mii"SST
1 ol earning 2WlO a year eomml,lons"e
jfj to 45. Address Room 804, Abbott lildl
Pulldrphl, Pa. giving rrd. street S-
jijtf and phone numher u-
v AN r iSI-'oniiiteut oTechanics "in- plaster
siu.o isnent atone an 1 v.ood larvlog ind
general mason work by large ionrn run on
yruflt sharHig lo-operative lists, giod wiV..
suia age, w. u. U 629, LeJr Offlci;J
J1ELP WANTED MALE
WANTED-Capable )oung man with a.C!Trtl
jrentraT" '" M'" $1
WEAVnns wante! on Broad ti...,) !
" " """ """ aves, Otii
VICTOR TALKING MACHINE CourTn
has ncanclea for 1mPANtJ
n.kiu.i -i l
Touchers Up
. , . Itubbcra
-. . . Hardware niter.
Physical , examination noccraarv. Ati v. i
tor. Talking Machine Co. S5liV.Jli?E,'l.l
Deiawnre ae. and .Market st . V"i "S1
I WANT n high typo Chrlftlan man. 5a T"
f old, nctlveln church ork7 must tli!1!
ielllgent. forceful ami n..i. VC.V'i P In-I
. 727 Avalnut. Sulto 3. John M. ...' "M
SITUATIONS WANTED PEMAr?
&&irir -rsca
Perm, girl; mounts, or shnre-jity ft- -
CHAMBEIIWORK Scotch Protestant i,rT:
reference. M 801, Ledger Office'"1' ,
CHAMDBItWORK; or chamhwk. anA ".'i ""
..mountains or sesshore" ref. g mi 13! oJJ
v.iiii,u.NUJii,. educated, refined. Pro! .i.i,
suburbs or a'horc. D. Field, leoo'nt. v..!''J'
COLOnF.D WOMAN wants general hounf
. private family. Call Sunday, 712 8? s"."?.''
C?PK I1"1 yhambermald-. loung gtrirw;f:
highest reference. L 021. .. j.,l
COOK, white, neat and capable:" roodTT
. ence. Call 25l4JWcbBtert7""w'' rttttS
ConKl- JP5stll'e,worn"n' Apply nionTilS"
. Publlo Ledger, 10 n, m. to 12 norn. "
DAY'S WOHKCook. cieanTTr rewTeTSS:
..enced and tellnblei refs. 1538 niu??, I.
Ui,J:'M A,KEIV, 58-helaa7 wlshcs-cuttoiiws
.Ledger Setra60' ' at hcr h0' ? W?
FlttST-CLASS Dnn8SMAKEn wanla"T.-
Jby day; children's dresses' c 321, Led ?
FIIHNClt MAID. bestTofercncesrwIshe. ilTnt.
Jlon for 2 or a months at seashori or mouS!
tains care of children prer. Address M v
enro J. Barton Townsend. hJVJhi-S. 5. "
GOVEilNt:ss-French( native, physical eatii
. one or two children. L 029, Lodr nflkL
HOUSEWORK In small family orchllanors.l
exper. and ret. Btrawbcrry Mansion, park
LADY CLOSING HOU8Dwiihesto place her
maid as chambermaid or waitress for ihi
lSthTtrect.0" rcrcrence' AMy 829 BoilS
MU2? Wa'm P'aCei bCSt "f"cnc"' Appiy
POLISH LADY wants housowork In NleetOTral
.w, ,. ...... fJ..B.0... -,,, v,nn. ave.
REFINED high school girl wishes position f
'trust during summer months: country or sea.
shoro preferred; references oxchanged. B 11.
Ledger Branch. COOP .Market. H
STENOaitAPIIER Young lady would ilka no',
sltlon whera neatness and accuracy are as
predated i moderato salary; reference. B 117
Ledger Offlco. '
STENOGRAPHER and prlv. sec; 0 yrs." exo-!
canfurnlah the best of ref. F 45. Led. Cent.
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, will subitltuta
. during July. C 425. Ledger Office.
WASHER, housework, day or week. 8140
innjuomvix oi.t utTlilUIUPWII,
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER-Can cxp. wora
an, with child: high, ref. f, 027. Led. Off.
A RELIABLE PLACE to secure a good iten.
ographer, bookkeeper, clerk, cashier or com
mercial help of any kind is the Publlo Led
ger. Call up Mlsa Dean. Walnut 3000,
Ledger Central. Sho will put you In touch
with capable, experienced young ladles quail
fled to till our positions. Stnto our needs to
her, and she will render you valuable service,
which la frco to Ledger advertisers.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
ACCOUNTANT-Hlghly qualified: possessed of
maturo manufacturing and corporation ex
perience, Bound Judgment, executive ability
ond Inltfatlvo; able correspondent; typist;
mar., age 35; bond & refs. u 745. Led. Cent.
ACCOUNTANT-BOOKKEEPER Young pro
gressive man, .12, with 14 i cars' varied ex
perience In financial lines; hard worker: de
pendable; interview will provo my ability.
E 850. Ledger Central.
ACCOUNTANT, expert, and credit manigtr
la open for engagement; has had charge of
largo offlco forces: is conversant with labor
saWng systems; highest testimonials. D 042,
Ledger Central.
ACCOUNTANTS Books kept and audited.'
financial statements prepared, evenings and
Saturday afternoons. C 210, Ledger Office.
ADVERTISING agencies neod critics and buy
ers of their printing and engravings; I want
to make a change. E 740. Ledger Central.
BOOKKEEPER, general offlco man. 80, capa
ble of taking chnrge. F 40, Ledger Central.
BOY, strong, 15, Catholic, wishes position In
countrv cither on privato estate or farm;
reference. 1507 Arch st. Telephone Race
J3J7 or Spruco 0147.
BOY. 10. Jewish, bright, nctlve, would like to
work In country; private or farm; good ref
erence. 1507 Arch Telephone Race 3337 or
Spruce 0117.
BOY. 10 j earn, wants position In country:
either on gentleman's place or farm; best of
rcieirmu ..i -au, w,., m..m
BOY, 17, high school graduate, wants position
for summon references. B 048. Ledger Cent.
BUTLER or cook, Jap,, wishes position; has
best ror. from present crop 1105 N. 03d st.
cilAUrFEUR Would like to secure position
for chauffeur, 4 years in my service: first
clafs In every particular. Address B .11,
LedgerjCentral.
CITAUTFEUR Mechanic, single. French. Ger
man. English; 8 years' exp.; first-class ref..
garnen or nouseworK. r ... w w......
CHAUFFEUR Young colored man wUhu
position; 10 years' experience with nlgnj
graue cars, loi rrencn i.
CHAUFFEUR and mechanic, colored; city er
seashore; 7 yrs.' exp.: sober. E 855, Led, lent.
CLERK, 21, knowledge of bookkeeping: fle
years' general office work, opportunity for
advancement desired; ref. F 41. Ledger Cent.
CLI?RK. nest, bookkeeper, 20. exp.; best rel
crence: temperate. F '.'. Ledger Central.
CLERK, experienced in office work: efficient!
CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY
Hlgh-grado gentleman having thorough train.
Inc along financial linos desires to render
services to busy man who can rely on anotner
carrying out his plans and executing orders
with fidelity, F 255, Ledger Central,
CREDIT and collection man and office roan-ager-Al
record for 10 years: experienced In
banking and accounting: able correspondent,
possesses Initiative , and executive lllty.
ago 31: married; strictly temperate; unparal
leled results In present pos'n. F 57, Led.Cent.
ESTIMATOR for building contractor: good so
llcltor: comp. and rcllable.F 158, Led. tent.
EXPERIENCED office man. ago 32, marriea.
j ..lkln ..Ann! ua rmIMi"in; 1T1V 1J
yeara' experience with mfg. firm covers book
keeping, stock figuring, purchasing and bank,
ing departs,! also capable of manag. office
handle all corrap.; refa. B 431, Led, t-em.
FORMER newspaper manwlth 5 years' exp.
as Congressman's f"e".d"'r.", "rliVral
OARAGE-Handy man; can drive and repair!
temperate; city or country. F 151, Ledger
Central. , -
HOTEL if ANAOKR. steward, young, comp t!
amallsalary,percentage. E 857, Led. Crnt.
jiECHANIC. age 20. wishes pos; .as meebanW
or chauffeur, city or country! good rets, from
Jest place.h. D.MIIler.Jlia S. Percy st
MOVINO picture operator, licensed. 1 yesr"
experiencejgen. mechanle. E 05.'. Lei. ''
PRINTINO salesman, 30, 7 yrs.' ex p. win tin
. . . .An.n..tn. n. fA,man small Plant,
rniia. ur Lumuuit .' m w '"' -
have a trade following. E8iqtLedger Ceni.
HEAL EHTA-IK . , . ,,..
ires 10 irarn iius uu.utv., -...
r xtl. lAugcr t.cmi
Efficient producer! at present raP',?, tf
representative of mfg. concern: experience
8 yrara has taught me to produce rejulUi
married: age 83. B 352, Ledger Central
SALESMAN .... ,
Bfflc ent, progressive, goou r'!"""'"'.'-.-.
vara' selling experience manufacturiaf
lines.
P HI. Ledger Central
SALESMAN
Practical and mechanical e-glDfrhi : etr':
ence; young, progressive '"'.S'ciK,
worn imru .ur huwhvbi'i" zi :f
SALEaMAN-Young msn. I'jears' inside MUj
ins experience iw (o "- ., ": -
on 'the road. F 60. Lodger Central.
SALESMAN, 10 years' experience acquainted
..it,. .i,w .n fata.. m,n'. furnishers aDimr
to produce.K 41. Ledger Central
SHIPPER or assistant. SO, 8 years' P"lence.
also clerical: reference. B Q50. Ledger Cent
STENOGRAPHER. 28. .graduate, thoroujlhl
depend'e. Indus't, 5 yrs.' exp. E 8.ULed rent.
STOCK or shipping clerk, by young rosa -J.
can handle ro'en.BW years' expeflenj.. lei
erence Address F 48. Ledger Cntral
TECHNICAL GRADUATE off t years' stsojlj
lng. 3 years In engineer ng work, S year s
Instructor, desires .position with 0,r"1r1t'i'
concern: wUI ba glad to call for Interview.
C 401, Ledger Office. -j
UNJJBRTAKER'S-ASSISTANT. !Jt
the buslnesa. reliable ref F 53. Ledger Leu
YOUFcTmAN. 10. wants elerlcal position '
years' high school, part "rm'n business col
lege: run typewriter, excellent references.
O 118. Ledger Office.
YOUNiTilANrKl. ca"pabl. of handll g corre
spondence with knowledge ',av1,V?fir,'
years' office exp. will !'Pt,,m?ldcJst
with chance of advance'! F 31, Led ?
TOlINfYMAN 2Cgood iharacter appearance
nd ad "e.s,' knowledge leather busineas,
Sept anything, am. Ledger Central
YOUNG MAN IP. wantv clerical o"'s,
Ybavtai veVy good edu.atton quick sad a.
at figures, excel, ref a F 260, I-d. eot
Yil'NO MAN im"l ear experience as
lector also lerk aim to uae go d MWrr
no oW.i E 654 Ledger Central
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aged 20; 4 rerereao. Q !"
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