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lOSSIP OF THE STREET
MANCIERS URGE
J UP OF LIBERTY LOAN CAMPAIGN
Bond Market Shows Tendency to High Level.
Short-Term Notes Strong Gossip
of the Street
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jjijjjg Up of the liberty Lonn cnrnpnlRii, as It Is realized that with tho
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fcfrinninff OI mo lliliu ntciv ii. io ihhij ccuviui umi ouiii-uiu (.'lions
karoade - popul.r,zo tho 4i per cent bonds In order that It may bo
aiit the' most successful drlvo yet unilcrtrtUen by the Covcrnmcnt.
Thus far tho record shows that only about 4,000,000 persons havo
subscribed to tho bonds, nnd tho goal set places the amount at 20,000,000
I rjbscrlbers, which flguro It Is earnestly hoped will bo realized.
On rrovlous occasions much momentum has been Rained In tho third
t.nilfourlh weeks of tho Liberty Loan
present campaign, viewed front tho
Mlevlns that such will bo tho case
1 The tendency oi mo uum. inainci uirougnoui mc insi ween was one
? tf rising ciuototlons, although thcro were, of course, tho usual number
J e( declines as compared with tho closing quotations of a week ago.
' jje josses, however, were In tho main not large, while some of the gains
recorded reached as high as 1 or C points. Trading throughout tho week
! tu extremely narrow nnd tho most gratifying feature of tho situation
vJa thla respect was the conspicuous absence of any selling piessurc.
A decidedly fctrong undertone Is shown in '.he short-term note market,
' (.'though transactions aro fcmall and unimportant. Tho demand for tho
lest Issues continued good, but only a small amount of notes wcro avail
able at anything llko tho normal market quotation.
One prominent dealer said that with tho nppcaranco of any substan
tia buying orders In tho market prices would advance considerably,
I whereas In the event of heavy selling orders appearing thcro no doubt
i fould bo a dccllno of equal proportions. In this connection ho polntod
. cut that the market Is to narrow as to be easily lnducnccd In cither
' direction.
Ihe Trade Acceptance
Discussion of tho trade ncceptanco ns tho most potent vehicle for our
, trade, both domestic and foreign, especially after tho war, still holds
' the attention of many bankers and business men. Albert Hroton, vlco
president of tho Guaranty Trust Company of Xcw York, In speaking on
this subject recently, said:
; "To continue to hold tho commercial nnd financial supremacy we
Uve gained through tho war our merchants und manufactuiers must be
come thoroughly and practically acquainted with the financial machinery
i for marketing and distributing their goods both nt home and abroad.
"One of tho chief obstacles to tho extensive development of our ovcr
i isas commerce, In fact, has been a. more or less general unfamlllarlty on
f the part of our manufacturers with the means that our banks nfford for
the financing of this business. Another handicap to our progress In the
I lucrative fields abroad, which will bo more important than ever when
peace is established, has been the inability or disinclination of our ex
porters to grant the credit terms demanded by reliable foreign buyers. It
b certain, for Instance, that our exports to Latin America will not reach
. their peak until we extend as favorablo terms ns our competitors.
"Bank ciedit bridges tho gap between the raw material nnd tho fin
. bhtd Rroduct between production and distribution. There Is no mjstcry
and little complexity nbout financing foreign trade. The principles are
the same ns in domestic business. Thcro arc only the differences of lan
f page, differences of currencies and the greater distances."
Tour Millions a Day in Wav Stamps
It took a long time to get the wnr-savlngs stamp system In opciatlon.
; It was hoped that $2,000,000,000 would bo sold the first year, but after
i months of work only ?50,000,000 were s.old. That was only tho beginning.
, Kow the falcs hae reached as high as $4,000,000 a day and homo of tho
' workers look forwaid to a possibility of sales reaching $10,000,000 a day,
r although $1,000,000 a day would be moie than tho savings banks of the
f country formcrlj gained In their deposits.
A banker ras: "Saving for the war Is a cry Mmplc matter If once
''foa can get the education and right spirit. Tho trouble s thul our
people arc so otruagant that they do not count pennies. Any beggar
t lw thft lTnltAil Utnlnu rtiil titif naldc. tliron nnnto n ,lnv ltltt nil rt tiu
beggars and bankers full for tho most
three cents a day Is not worth bothering nbout. Yet if every man,
troman and child In the United Slates would save nnd put by three cents
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a day for war savings It would mean more than $1,000,000,000 a year for
Uncle Sam and the war."
fkree Kinds of Treasury Certificates
S There are outstanding nt tho present time two different classes of
'i Issues of Treasury certificates, one sold by the Treasury in, anticipation
J of the third Liberty Loan und tho feccond fold In anticipation of taxes.
Utho silver bill Is acted upon as expeditiously as reports from "Washing
ton Indicate, thcro may bo told a third class of certificates to furnish the
a bails for the Issua by tho Kedcral Ilcscrvo banks of Federal Reserve
llink notes to replace s11t ccitlflcates canceled to relcaso silver dollars
1 before present Issues mature.
i The nttmnn silver bill provides 'that the Federal Itesone banks may
?ltsue Federal Itescrvo bank notes "upon
the Treasurj of the United States as
" ttrtlflcates of Indebtedness or of United States one-year gold notes."
i The only certificates of indebtedness outstanding are those twllior-
bed In the war-loan bills. The war-loan bill of April 4, 1918, Increased
the limit nt nnTHftntts tl.nt nniiM I.e. nntctandlnr. nt nnv rale ttm. frmn
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,' 11,000,000,000 to $8,000,000,000. Chairman Kltchln, of the Ways and
,' Means Committee, in reporting tho bill said: "These certificates cannot
,Jnm for more than a year, and the money raised by tho Issue of them can
pot be spent except for purposes approved by Congress." Congress,
J therefore, in passing tho Plttman sliver bill would approve the use of
ittese certificates to secure Federal Reserve bank notes,
t.' Although there aro now outstanding or being offered certificates In
v excess of $4,200,000,000, these certificates were issued for definite loan
'.jindtax purposes, and Secretary McAdoo may from time to tlmo sell new
fcusuei of certificates direct to tho Federal Reservo banks for the purpose
of securing currency.
f ino united States one-year gold
"1 are the one-year Treasury notes
act approved December 23. 1913. Tho
Ifrederal Reserve banks buy from member banks an amount not exceed
ing $29,000,000 of Government 2s j early
"" currency.
V' Thfl n(l Olcn nrn, t.tnn .tint lmlAPal
Convert tho Unllrd Klnlps ? liAiipht
thirty-year 3 per cent conversion bonds
cent Treasury notes rencwablo at the
thirty years.
i The Uelve Federal Reserve banks
1,000 of the one-year Treasury notes which would be available for
federal Reserve bank notes under tho rittman bill.
'forty Bond Deliveries Begin
Isfi 'frertM of the new Issue of Liberty Loan 4 Us to cash subscribers
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Iijp, iwhujt, iiie reaerai reserve ininu on oaiuraay inaueu a loiai
L'' J',000,000 of tho new bonds, which reached country banks this morn-
fiC't na simultaneous delivery of the bonds was mado by institutions in
iirj city. Tho bonds delivered were In denominations of $50, $100, $500
Mad $iooo. Deliveries during the campaign are limited to $10,000 to one
IfiMorlber.
"POt Silver was mintpr! nf tifnptv.nlrlA nnt a ninrlir -fnf im nimi'n
,lMd8y" ThIa ,s lho "'Shest f'e spot market haa touched since tho
fig'roductlon of the Pittmnn Mvrr hill In Hnntrrpss flxlnir a nrlen of XI
I,. Wnce. it also marks a new high
is vuwon was forty-nine pence, which compares with forty-eight and a
tfiwrter on Saturday.
1 (Jrhe unanimous action of the Senate on the rittman bill and the
Wsslty for Jta Bp(:C(jy cnactment will probably hold the spot market
" to the prlco proposed In tho measure. Tho previous top this year
p ninety-eight and three-quarter
cents.
.Directors of tho Phlladelnhla Comnnnv will nwalt the rcDort of earn-
.CS fOr the flROnl vnn inD,l lorM,
k " in common KtnrU Th. .ilm..
Ieting ot lh8 directors w, probai,ly
I( Officially .ir.1.,1 .i.. .- i
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In their Weekly review of market
I llilllllir nHfiAa tn !.. ....IaI M.nt.a ..n... kalni .vna.n.ail -A ll A
S't Jf the improved military situation abroad. It Is believed that
: im tie the maijt influence for some time to come and that quota
m'H be largely governed by developments, The situation Is beconv
vorti4e ,ft)rt, vlctorUjw K;eewf)llhmets by the Allied ATaj'Mi
SPEEDING
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campaign, and In tho face of tho
various tingles, there Is reason for
with tho present offering.
part to do It becauso wo think
deposit ns provided by law with
security therefor of United States
notes also included in the rlttman
authorized by tho Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve act provided that
In the plan to eliminate national
Pfle.n'a t.1t.!.r ..A, ,1.1 it ilulhAil
nnrlfr IhU nrnvtsinr. nno.lmlf Intn
and one-half Into one-ycur '3 per
option of tho Government for
on February 28. 1918. held $27.-
record- for the year. The London
11 1Q1fi hmfnra -inMrlnn- HK'Mntl
will li nn nhnnt Anrll 97 nnH thn
be hel(1 Apru 29 instead of.April 27.
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conditions Edward B. Smith & Co.
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Business Career
of Peter Flint
A Story of Salesmanship
by Harold Whitehead
fCorirloil)
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S'l-f nil the -, ""i'.'l.'''"'""'"!' rriirl n.i.l
fall "ldrA, il?u'.lt,.iP,'Z S0:"",, ,'"' "l
Tlioie v hilh nri 1 , "nrl '" "II lnqillrlp..
f' Kill U m,r,,,.'' ',',', b, r. '',' li mnlt. VII,.
M.L more l'hlllp lonkeif at the man.
contnlnini'."'0 "",l tlle" nt ,h0 "ole
containing his name forged l,v me
..L"' ust ?" 'e point 0f Mylng.
or Cods Salc. cnd this farce! Tell
II, ?. .' a forKcr ,ln'1 '' It done
Phi hi 1,7 ," ,"1y wtfr "niMeiiieiit
nilllp Mid slowly, "Why. ot course.
derHinlnKra,:'r0 U wnulnc. I cannot : u,i.
aerstand hy you rhouhl iiuestlon it.-
fo Ji,C" "l". ma Vecmei1 (o l0f0 llls "ad.
I? fnr.-.'V1",. Vou kM0W 1,,at "'Knature
vnU I Z nn1 Ict'H mi'arc them. Thl
..vIVh llovv ls ''OTnwIiig money all
1) , ,0lvn- , lins borrowed from
at least two ptoplo under fulso pic
tenses and henven knows how ir.inv
2i, ".",'' ",'s nbout ilm" c"t I'lm
;, " thnist a hit of p.n,i- .tndrr
Ihlllps note. 'Come on. wrlto jour
name.
Philip Maidenly Mralghtenid up and
Hniu, Whom do you think ou are talk
ing to? I tell you that signature Is
genuine. Now get out of here "
Immediately thn man changed his
tone, and mid:. "Aw, come now: you
lout want to tahe It as bad ns that,
ou know we'xe got tho good on this
young fellow." Hut l'hlllp cm him
hort with u wave ot hi hand and raid
to me:
"How much do you owe on that now?"
"I Just can't remember."
'I can tell jou," Find the fellow, "he
owes $57.75."
"Uiit the face of ttie note Is onlv $50
and thero has been $7.50 credited to It."
Vnn't help that. When n man gUes
a noto with an irregular vlgnature, H'k
up to us to proe It's o. K, and he's
got try pay tho opencs."
"All right." said Philip. "I gucsp
we'll pay that little note up right now
and havo It done with." He pulled out
his check hook, but the man said:
"N'K on that ! Uncle Sam's currency
and nothing cl.c. Vou can't fool me
that way."
"Mighty Misplrlnu. aren't you?" said
P.ogers sarcastically. "Walt n minute."
nnd he left the room, letumlng In n
few moments with a roll of money,
which he counted out to tho man.
The fellow thrust tt Into his pocket
and way nhout to leave the room when
Philip asked for tho note
"Oh, yen, the note. I'll write 'paid'
across It," i-ald tho man suavely.
Philip shook his head. "That note,"
nnd lialrl mil Itla linml
"Hut you'll see me write 'paid In full'
ncrots It," lesponded the man as ho pro
ceeded to do to.
I never i-aw l'hlllp io nngry before.
He caught tho man by the wrist nnd
said, "Hive mo that note, or I won't bo
lesponslhlo for your welfare."
Tho innii quickly handed over the
note. "Ho threatened me personal
violence you heard him," wild ho with
a whine, turning to me.
I was too overcome with shame nnd
sorrow to say n word, and In a few
momcHs tho man left the room.
"My riod. l'hlllp, ou'o saved me
from lulu!" and I held nut mv bands
to him. but he put his behind bis back
and raid:
"I don't caio to shake hands with a
forger."
T looked nt him blankly for n minute
and he continued:
"Listen to me, Flint. I'm quite pre-
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nlnnnoii and comnlctcd
ill
nated cfllc:nncy of
Steele Service
viri.niA.-At ILo t-eniiiremente nr tho limitation.
HE
utmost satisfaction
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contract wun control oi every uciun.
Wm. Steele
Engineer
Even the Best-Designed
and Best-Built
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in Around Every
Window-Frame
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The only way to prevent it to stop te ruinous
inrush of air between the window-frame and house
itself is to calk these cnicks with Pecora Elastic
Calkins Compound.
Pecora Elastic Calking Compound is a plastic
paste which never dries out, never cracks, no mat
ter how the house settles.
Now is the time to have your window-frames
calked with Pecora, to cut 20 to 50 off your
coal bills every year, to avoid tho expense of Ire
nuent redecorating due to the soot and moisture
which enter around your window-frames. Pecora
saves its cost in a few months.
Write, phone or call for full details
PECORA PAINT CO.
Eitabli-hed Over Fifty Year Ago
4th and-Sr Wey Ave Philadelphia
LKDGJii; l'lllLAJHiU'IHA, TUESDAY,
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pAred to believe you did this under a
great strain, but Im soiry you lindn t
manhood enough In tell me about It I
urn going to hold your note until you've
paid back everv penny that ou owe
me Hint Is. $57.75. I shall expect you
to pay It bark nt 2 50 a week, l'lease
don't bring It to me. Rend It to me by
money order eery week. I don't wish
to sco you ngiiln until you have won
back your honor. Now, we must go
down nnd Join the others"
"l'hlllp." t stammered, "you won't
you sec Margaret "
"nit, t won't tell them," he sold Im
patiently. "Now try tn net lllte ft leal
"mi whllo with Wallace and Miss
miter."
Have you ever tiled to net naturally
when you were torn with nnxlely and
worry and regret? 1 managed It for
about fifteen minutes and then 1 got
up mid said, "You folks will really have
to rtctlio me, as I feel under the
weather," nnd t bade thtm RiiikI-Iij-Without
waiting for nny comments I
left the room nnd the house.
t remember seeing a picture some
where of n thief slinking away In the
night. That's Just how 1 felt
Ton.ws tit .stxr.xs t:rniit.M
Von rmi trp u rrol friemt on by
bclnO on thr drail tfVrl irlfh Aim. '
What does this mean to yt
HusinchS Qnci-tiolis Answered
May t s-iravst an Item for mip r l r
Hint nrtlileK" Thln i . iiiiilhui i . i. I
nrc nlreatty Insured nanlnei d-nth i -
l.lllf.. n.t.l nl.l er. fneltil ,K r
'should tie so Insured I'mi ! vnti Ii. Ii- Ih
I people to "a' It" b mr in ,f i i ki.i
1 storv or climax As an as-'nt dmiii iih
WIt, Wtlllt ptn besll' l-Mp-mil H.(
I tlon would nu US- to r m li I'm ti'lnliiil
caea, plenae? i. r 1
Tf there are enough people Intel -ted
In feeing Peter 'ell life liiut.inir w li ,
Ills fate Is In the hands of his n-idnji
Answering our nupxtlon, wheihei big
Individual cases deserve pcimi.il miIIci
tatlon: .
tt s very easy for a big in. in to .i ,
"no" In answer to a letter or teleph me I
call but not quite so eav when the I
agent Is facing hlm. I know on,, .iumn
who paves the way for n call mi hltr
cases bv sending a regllcied hum
stating when he will call Till- u-ii.ill.
creates n sulllcient liiiiresion to - nu,
un entrance Have .vou u-cd ilimlui
zatlon? If so, with what miui"-.'
(CONTINtl'.O To.MnnihiW i
I'hilmlclphia Arrivals
at New Yuri; Hotels
J. A. fie. k. Mont lectin
MIms K. ItreBc. tetlhiim.
M. A Ilurne. Wooilwald
Mrs M A tiurnoy. ooitarl
J. tt. Chlcrs, Maracltles. .
Mrs J II. Hhlcra, Maraellb
Jt. On tea. NVth-rland
Mrs II. Hates. NVtiierland.
i. II Hrnie, llanders.
I. H IJulld. AtBonqiiln
W. Itadlev. Vim I'nrllnll'l
Mrs W. ll.ull, . V.iii 1'ortl.inil
W. n llandn. Marie Anlolmtl.
II. Johnson, Ifrlsiol
Aire II Johnson, llrlstol
Mart.- tt IjiMnn. Aninlneti, .
I MjcDnnald. ItermllaKe.
W. I.. Msrshnll, Uinta-S'arnsans. tt
J. T. Miller. Van Cortland .
Mrs. J P Miller. Van Cortland
W. C. M'Mincv. cumlKrlniid
'. 1. Iloblnsnn, t'latiders.
H. Scott, ilrepoble
M. II. Wearies Van Corllund
Mrs M. I) Hearl.s, Van Cut ll.mil
J. Xhaw. Walllck.
i:. it. Hterretl. Latham
J. C Thr Hrlsml
VlrS J C Tl'r. llrlstol
V. 11. AITIck. Ilralid
If. 11 llrelmen. Ilrestln
it. VV. tlreltenstein. I.rnml
Mrs n It Carver, ttreslln
T. P. TVurham. Aberdei n
ll. A l'srallann, Marlls,roiisli
II P Poley. Park Avenue.
Mrs J It Por.l. Herald H,lin.
.1 P. I.ellev. Ilroadwev Cntrnl
C. It Klmh-rlev Park Aw nut
c. Ii. Lrsnier. Na irr-
It M. Portler. Urn ml
I. Hainfer New Sir 1
ll W. Turner, Itrnadiwtt i'nti.il
V. II. Venlv. MarlborouBb
.f A Vlntintv New riirHiid
Ii Walker. Park Aveuui
J. Krltljn. Albert
'Ir.nle l!eirc.entuthei
lllauner. II Kamliol I ui - I". 1.
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Confidence
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through the co-ordi
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is tho result ofplacinp;
Ilm ontirr. vv-nrlr in oni
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Philadelphia Ag f LyE
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FILK THA1JL COMPLAINTS '
Standard Oil Co. of New York nnd I
Cluett, Pcabody,& Co. Named
Wnililiigtnn, April ..I The Federal
Trade Commission rhnrges that the
Standard oil Company or New York has
acquired a large part of the stock ot the
Magnolia I'otroleimi Company, with the
effect ii f puhrtniitlallv lessening com-1
petition. Hearings were set for June 11.
Another complaint announced alleges
that Cluett, l'eabody ft Co , of New York,
with the put pom of stilling competition I
In collars, has rutubllslipd standard re
sale prices and requires that merchants
shall sell nt those prlres. It ulsn Ii
charged that the company refused to
pell lis products t dealer who will
not agree to maintain the fixed retail
price. Hearing' were set for June S.
ItcadiiiK Youth Hi'licvcd I.imI
Iteitilliig. I'ii.. April I'.l -ltohert Hf
vlne, the i Ighlien-.vriir-uld si.n of Hub
ert Hevlne. Sr . i.f tills city. Is believed
to Iiuvp been l"-l on the Ami i lean steam
ship I .nUe Mom Mthoiigli his name l
n t on the lint of missing, no wold of
him has been inelveil here lie was a
naval guntur on the vchsiI.
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1879
1918
STEAM HEATING I
deals in ami ciocts eticjincfrtiiK'
commoditii's for tho construc
tion of Hcntinjr Sysitema, Ilcnt
ItcKtilntors, Kurl Koonomizors,
InsuIatitiK Covei'injrs, Steam
KittiiieT. I'liimbiiitr, Water Sup
ply Systems, Water Meters,
Ventilating- Kami and Mowers,
Sheet Metal Work. Klcctrie
Work. I.lcctric Motors and
Cleneratoi'M, Klectiie Klcvators,
Stationary Vacuum Cleaners.
Repair and reconstnittioti'Wotl;
in all the above lines.
1 SO0O sucec.-ibful plants in 40
years.
Telephone connection.,
Day, Night and Holidays
! Juniper and Cherry Sts.
Philadelphia
.jHiMiiiiiWuii "vii in 11 1 "arm ni'iiiiFiiiaiii iBHiiihiiihiIIhIiitoii,'
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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onr opportunity to pur
chase lai-frc property in
Ocean City, N. J.
This hotel is in perfect con
dition. .'!0 iocwi, completely fur
nished; all conveniences. Sale
or exchange.
Excellent Location
Facing City Park Open From
Ocean to Bay
Address V 110, Ledger Uflicc.
M'KIM. Ki.imrs
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IHOTELWEBSTER
lOWe.t 45 St.
Ntw York g
fjuit off Hltli Ave. i
cnoneef nty't
quittest tUetu t
Onof New YcrV'fe
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Rooms printi ItalK.
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A HAVLN Ot MtALTH
I AND SEASHORE CITY OF HOMES
Imtn4iulf tdjomiim Atlantic U171
nol coiniKtfti by fut and frtqaat
tltctnc Ctrl and tha world fomout
SMniwtUc No manufactories.
Pure uttitui wattr; unt sctllad uhooli)
public p'rcroundj and rtatatioa pitrj
prottcttd bathing baachci. Priprty
ueiwd at f S.otM.ooo o. Train
fcilitil untqualltd, Spltndid
motor roadi. Two golf count! doit
hf. Tor attract. booUat and funhar
Infonnation, writ
CUT CU1K, VUTXCI CUT. I. J.
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Hf4J.sfif?txsa: ;?
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jpa
WtMtmHtirrir a.V, near tisacau aaar.
tt SMunnMier tQi u prtyaU baths, ru,
Mr. tie u fUr, : up cisiiy. ckM, jn.
Al'lUL 23, WIS
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jnmM'AjinNAf
Itotti e-Me
Summer Business Courses
To meet the Brent need for mil trnlneil
efllre help by the Bovernnifiit nnd busi
ness In Bene!, the Comtnerrui nepsrt
meni villi lw tn session both day nnd er
nluc throiiKhout Ihe summer. New
elates will I onned May 1. Increase
our rflleleney nnd enrnlnc power nnd nt
the same time hi In Sour lountry ilurltm
this irltlesl nerlod Phone, wrlto or
cull for detnlhd Infornistlon.
(Mhrr drpnrtmenls of the Cnlver-ilty
i also be npr-n durlns the summer
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
I llrond SI, tielniT Iterks jj
I'hlhidflnhlit
MKlllTIIAMl AMI IIIHIKI(1:kI'IN(I
Orrmt Hhiirthmd.' ti.- eas Bpedy stem
, IumImth i-oursrs I)j or !:vnlni: Hilioola
I Unroll nny ilm" To meet the h.avy and In
, errantna demnnd for ounn men and women
wljh otlle anil luln.ss training nur elasiiei
will be continued da nnd epnlnJ throuxh
, out the oomln summer month-. Call or
write for rTMI. ulari nnd l-ntalor
riiti..iii!ii'im nrsiM-.ss couxoi:
1 inn Chftniit treft
I Wanted Bright Lady or Gentle
as i;ut I'vrcm con nov.
man
r 41 i niiniut I'f.sTitAt.
STRAYFR"! Tf" " lutne School
O 1 Ii I crv, J aoi.gn: ( hr,tm,t street
Poilt'ons rMrin'd fhiter now. Day or ntchl
Mrito
IAVJ TVtl.lIT l 2(1 . I.I'IMIN
lltoklel Vliillrd I'rre
I lllltTI SSI.N M HIIOI. of I'olHll.ir Milkle
1520 Chestnut St. Spruce 967
I'Mtl I t POST
PAWNSHOP AT 904 VINE i
1,01m (loco for S10
llrlnr voor illiimond), wutthe) and Jewelry te
the larrrst pjwnhoti In the world.
Waiter's Pawnshop, 904 Vine
iiHMivit to Tin: riTV
LOST AND FOUND
l.l.l'.f Lost told MiRUvid. (lexllib
III! V
I 1
i .1 t aliiiul 1- .10 .ituriM., April L'O,
1,11 mih nnd Milk. I ..ill Kill! and Wat.
1.. wnril If iitiirind to lm lor Hillei-as.
1 1,. Mtnilt lit
I r iv
1 Ml
I Ml
-'
I d
Vli
II Ml.
ii-.v
Mi -
1 Ii -
inilltllUt lt Siitiinlnv murnlns
mI jn w Ire-hair- d fox terrier, pun
ultn linen-colored spots over ee;
. ri tn the name iIh IIiiv tteturn to
joKepn 'renew. -iom enunoie nve ,
.nut lilll, slid receive a suitable reward.
,ll'iK SI'.VS"li:L- justim Thursday
11-1-
Iri'in .H'r, i-,neiimi ave. a uonien nrown
p 1, in s.. toi.nii.l. lllifrul ren.ird. Phono
I'r -'!'" 4.V.H
HELP WANTED FEMALE
llllhrr (I illlnl Ail, en Pace -Jl
rni.L TCLCrilONG OPGr.ATlNO
j r,n tier weett paid durlne first
nonth of lnHruetlon. nnd then rapid
sdianeement. Operators aro assigned
10 cftlefs convenient to their horn-.
no cxpcmnxcE Nncp.ss.vnr
An eellnt ernorlunlty for roans
women between 13 and 23 years of
There are comfortable and nttrar
ttve recreation nd dining roomi
where meals aro sirved at cast.
rnniAN'p.NT cjiplotjicst
Annly twlween n. m. and 0 p. m.
at 4ini Market street.
Tlir. PGLL TDLCPlION-n CO. or rEXXA
Htl.l.l.Ni. l.l.ltl. on. uliu iinilorKimiilii L'ii
.irMnoiI niHriilnr . rlt rpfrcn.'O un.l rx
porliTHf. t" l.lil Irf-dirfr OfTIr'. .
I 1. 1. HUM A Uririi llnamlal InmUutrJii hs ,
ni-K-rnl Miramlp In ll clrrlrnl for.'o for
unl; women l-nvenn ihi BBex nf sn nnj .'.".
thniip uttli nil.llng mnohln i-xiifrlrnto it--i
frrd: innsfnlnl urrounJln-i nnil nppor
tunltU'S for aOvatucnltlit to those dr man I
KlriitliiK nlillltv; Mat- nji. pcrlnre nnd
l.ir r-,prrnul llri!:.ti';lseT0lli .-.
I'l.llliK WBtilnl in larsn pfflce", "mnt be
iiulck ami Htrurat: iroo.I chance for ad-
i in-inrnt 1 127. l.dgr Office.
i I.KIIKS Tnuns Udlei n-ut .mil nutl- '
run nt llsurea. ullaht l.non-l. of br.n
T.' f nlcaa aurroundlpir. ! Mill. r.eil Off j
I'fxiK wanted anil lowntnlra work: white-.
no Rhlns. ai2l Mldvaln ave .' Queen
I am- Minor I'hnne fiermantnwn g.i
iiinu- white: amall family: phone (.tn!
Iini-i. Uin. trolley r.3. il.'.H Uncoln Drive.
. IvlMIIlltS on Infanta' near- light work-
rouni eood nacea. Apply -JI I M 12th at. ,
ll t tli fl.Kir ' i
GIIU.S
ron Jii.vni.vo
r spi.vKiNn rnAiins
r.l' TWI3TIXO FRAMCS
Dr.AWINO AKD ROVINO 1'R.J1U3
Tun nnnn.v hardino cq.
TCO.N'l" WORSTKD JIII.LS
I'NRL'U ST. AKI) DELAWARE RIVER
TACONT. PA.
HELP WANTED
aiRLS AND TOUNO WOMEN WANTED
for hand nnd marhlne operators
In eaw and tile works
permanent poalilon at eood nacea
for satisfactory applicants
Imnua paid
to satisfactory workers
".nr.! Einplnment Department
HENr.r DISSTO.V i SONS. INC.
Tacony. Philadelphia
CURLS WANTED
tlVr.H HI YEARS OI' A.HJ
IV I'UIAHETTi: DEPARTMENT
I.H1HT. AIHT VACTORY
HESIltAHLi: STEADY WORK
Rfir LHSVHHS SEIIVKI)
AT I.ES THAN COST"
PVY. HEtltN'N'ERS. . PER WEEK
(.OOP PAY EXCELLENT TREATMENT
LIGGETT MYERS TOHACCO CO.
3D AND ONTARIO STS.
OIRL-S AND WOSIEN Rteadv. all ear
around work. In h modern. iip.o-data fac
tory liulldlnc; nn ideal location for tho
IMwr In Wet Thlla. and within easy reach
or an. on account m ciose proximuy lo
aubuay. llarlni. Iincaster ae,, Darhy.
I Spruce. Italtlmor ni, and Sprlne Uarden
eta. aiirmco mirtj uriii prre, power preKS,
threndlne marhlnea ami other llalit marhlns
work Tor details cll at factory office.
11. T. Talste Co.. 3201 Arch at. '
(Jlltl.S
for
s PI vx I Nil
RIXU AND CAP TWISTING
WORSTED Y-.IIV MILL
, A .1. I'AMEIION Jt- r-f.
1 KENSINGTON AND OLENWOOD AVES.
GIRLS. .', one for doHiiaiatra ork and
cooklne, other for upstairs ork and to
help with child: Rood, permanent positions I
for refined rlrls: rood home, pleasant sur-'
roundlnirs. Phone Qermsntown 3770 W. J
I J1RLH wanted tn flnlshln mom or prTnttna i
plant! Ilrht, congenial work: it hours psr
week! chance for advancement. Kettsrllnus
Co. sn Arch at.
Glltl.S EXPERIENCED t.V
HINDF.IIY,
MASCHER
APPLY HOPOHTON PRESS.
AND SOMERSET.
, airtl.S for ofdee work
I Ledger. Editorial Dent ,
Eienlnr Public
nth and Chestnut.
UIRLS wanted to stamp Govt coats. Pros ,
ress Skirt Co.. I30O Arch. alxthflqor '
(llltl.s'to worK la factory. Apply 1C1S-3J
llllllll ,
IAID8, I whits, wanted, chambermaid and
waltressL nnv.iB rsmiiy: ay 1 subv.ru
i Main I.ti.. Apply Mre. It VhunA.
mpratnjt, bs n 0 and IP. Milpt UoM,
HELP WANTED rEMALE
(llllier ( luttlflril AiN on I'urr 2)
I MAIDS for rhsmlierwork snd vriltlnxi ISO
, ii month nnd Iwsrd. L'nlvertlty Hospital,
I """ n"d Snriil'J'ls- I
JMOTlinitS HKI.rilll for ayesr-oM ehIM: '
I JIr'!Liagn:l'" Clly Line. Overli'k an.ld W. J
NfltHK white, for .Vyesr-old plrl, ono with)
STil Miirrniinallntta 1 r." I ni.MKn.l a. nh.iu
Ill.mon.l Ti"Vv """ " "
NfHSCrtV (l()VKit.Ni:.S or mother's helper,
wane, tn tnke ehsre of .1 children, 2. 4
1 nnd it r 1 -tin, i.e.l. Off . or ph Otn. 47S7
tiik tinnnt.t. rrj.
12TH ANT! MAHKBT STS
iVV require the senlres of n voiinn lady no
ofne nsslstnnt: Imowledct. ef hookkeplnB
nt maun Apply superintendent's offiee.
rTA.VIPl.ni l.xperleiieed stampers on nno
sistlonerv In color nnd broniej also ulrls
or t or I to learn sfainrlnn permanent
Poslllnn Anplv the Unllev Hanks ft U'dd'e
j 1--M Sanrom st foorth floor. .
FTKNi-KmAPIIKit Kvn vounVYo"man "for
real perm jwi un dictating maehlne
2 lo n hours a da. liatnnee offiee work-
sbotild have Sfime rn bookkeeping nnd
office work. If exceptionally hrtaht. this rot
eMMiMnl will nav enttfifnrtory wnBes for
j conipet-nrv nnd nceurny: tn own hand-
wrlllnT state ate. c;p ref , bow soon
' evnltnble flraton t. I.'nljlit MfB Co.,
: 11" N' fid t
' .TrniltAPIIi:it" nnd tvult wanted for
Hahi clerical work one nnderstandlnr nnd
r iitt , Oermn-i p-eferred tiut telnnera
. Misldereil I'i'l nZn tT imnfl. .Vtondav and
Tue-.l,i or write Me Marks, tn euro of
t- (letm-n flette n; Arrli st.
STnMKlHA'l'llCH nd clerk; must te rapid.
accurate nnd wminir: no nlhers need ap
ple, nood hours nnd no overtime: state pare,
ir-frence. exji rlenco nnd salary. I 4211.
i l.edaer Office.
Tl;.l)HJ'AI'MKIl llon.1. oppoltunltv for
Nnutir iiiiv or inieiiirence nnd nlilllti
stale ciuallflcetbcs reference anil wanes
p'lied In larln I' SOT l.iler HfUce.
ex-
srKViXl'tAPIIlin wnnte.1- exiwrUnred t'n
derwood nieTator. prefer wnnin who will
nisist at of fire work. William Poster. 120S i
N .list St. '
STI.NlKlltAI'llt.ll must ! thorouehly er.
p-r Bood nnntirtunft'- nnd steady posl-
tl"li 1' SO I l..dffer l-f fjce.
STi:iinilAl'ltPlt7 neat nn.l acenrnte, stntn
1 nerleni-e. If nnv- nlher IvAtltenttt,.
V .'"iO Lcdtyr Central.
nTnxoanAPiinr.s
Severn! desirable position
open for experienced sternum. oners
vv Ith lnree Industrial concern
In northeast sccthli
xrinnn-m a nn. r n nox ar.oo
I STCNlMlllAPTlPrtn'wanled. musThave Eood
. edticatlnu. state nee exnertenca nnd watary
1 ileslred J Ml. Ledger Centrnl.
n"i ii. tjiiii wanito ,vppo i Miverman
I .Knn X. V cee. fiih and Hiutli sts I
I TYl'IKT 11 HHt.il livlnhl 01-1 n liTnla. enl
I elerti. Christian. Address p ,,(m. t.ejirrr
I Iflle
WAIIIIMAItll. !l pee month end hosrd.
room nut Vnlwrsltv Hospital, 31th
and Spruce
VOt'.VIS I.AHV winiiTd "r,ir ilerhal nolilon:
must be Koud penni'in and eneraetle vn
'ixpeilcnii iim-Htaii Addres-: in o" n band-
writing statlnir e,tuiitlnnnl iii'lllcatlonii
.n. I wags epfcted to ls-mii P .ins. Ledger
fifth e. i
HELP WANTED MALE
Hither l.illled Ail, on Pace I)
AiliC.VTAXT state
public acrnuntnnt.
on refs : with
. Ledper Central.
rillL'NTANTS TI1V TIIAINKI KKNInnft.
,..'.Vr.A..''y,S'" T-ri-- AnH ttXPRRI
US'.' -J.Nn W '""'tKN'i'fl' I.TI1CKIVRI T..
WILSON MWII.I. I'KRT. I"tl. Al'CTS
1?n-. I.AVH TITt.t: HIM, Pllir...
nnvrnvMPVT wnrtw
CiOvi'rixvrvT work
IV Ttircsf f1Mi:. " U'An Wt MfST T r.
i HO fll-R PART .."Ui: OP OVER Tltt'.RP
fvri.u sam vi:rni utKr.i to main
TAIN A VST A1IMT IV Tlltl VIRl.T.
, will ov nnv wtiinii-x s ivviNcn.i.n
IVDPPTRIAI. AIIMTT
ou ran reglifr at liluli .si for tho s'ol-
Inwtli" nolttnti nt
.MinV.M.i: HTIIV. AVn ORD.VANC1.
I'OMPAVV
nnnrsTovi.- nin.n plant
nnnvsTovn. pa
Adjnter nn automatl acrew nincldnep, n'l
tmatlc a-rw machine itprrTtnr-:, lirown-ra
'htl experlenre nrraar), Jtll.r.n ner week
tieltman ct.-rka, cutter. KrlndT. die alnVers
catitre matte-. tnne-tir no evnertenre
neiewnM' S' nor wepl. 10 eiart Ultorer I
tnachlnlati ttniliu-nani e worUl, ollera t-vil-i
room mtlllnx IhiIh. tooij-dom lathe handa.
toolroom tnachlntete t.'ilmaker. totd Brtml. '
i era tox.t linrdenere .'Oil Icariiera on nrlotti
mmlilnia :lrt ccnte nr- h..ur and ulorawflrlc: '
inur piecework earning ahould nteraaoi
1 from $1 to il per daj ThIa is jour eppor-
I tunlty
APPl.v AT lOTir KT niTR
nnivo nnpn'ti-vrcs
i unnvsTovn. pa. . i
I Mo aee our renreaentfltli-ea at tfi
I MAN'SIOV HOP.1i:. ItRAlltVn, r..
ISLAND ROAD AND AVOODLAND AVR.
A.VllLIMRO.V IIE.VDERH M for tenlj work!
atcp.1- worli. Cruse-ICemner Co . Am
Mr Pa.
ASSISTANT t'ACTOPY MANAOER
WANTED
An unusunl onenlns for an asUt
tint manager to take eharffe of tiro
duetlon The position rermlrea h
man of force anil ahllltv to handle
labor. Soma chemical knowledge
would te helpful, hut la not nbao.
lutelv fiaentlal The olnnt ta mod
ern nnd fuliv eaulDPtil: located ntar
llaltimore. JIJ.
When onawerlnc c''- full Infarma
tlon rerardlmr nuallflcatlon expfrl
rnce. aalarv. etc
M li'l. Idscr Office.
Al'TOJIOIlII.E SALESMEN
I Tu aell Koril Cara In Philadelphia: n.cood
orn!n for n eood man. P SOI, I.edjer
Office. .
AIITOMOUII.E MECHANICS, experienced nn
I'ord mra: eood openlns. Apply 3I3S
Ludlow at. i i
AtrrOMOIIILi; PAINTERS. S- Mr Arnold, ,
nmeiow-u Hiev .-ioior un . nu-i m. nroao.
AUTO IIKPAIIIMEN. See Mr. Arnold, uhje.
low.Wlllev Motor Co.. .101 N. Ilroad I
AirrUMOIllt.n WASHER See Mr. Arnold.
nteloy-Wlllev Motor Co . nn4 N. Proad rt, I
ni.vcKsMiTir rinsT class
APPLY SUPERINTENDENT'S OPPICE
TOINT I1REE7.E OAS WORKS
PASSYUNK AND SCHUYLKILL AVES.
RLACKSMITH AND HELPERS, good wasc.
ideal worktnu condltluna. llumplircja &
l-o . I r.nt anil i ui-cuiuiii eia. .
ttB NEED lMMElTlATELY
flottcrmakera lielneia Itoad-oll chauffeur
toliershon helm rs btutlnnarv t-us-enslns
I Patternmak. ra repairmen
Hndcarrler-; Wh-etwrlclits
Plpentter' lielnera Lnborera
ltlvraera' lielpera Guards
rort nine houra p-t week onlv exn-rl
enrvd men iie.-d ipnl Atlantic Reftnln?
Co. Employment Department. Atlantic Kate.
.tW I CenMinK ave.
HOOKKEEPER Must he e-tper. and rood
penmani aiaie bbc. nuuiicaiiona ana sal.
ary cxixcted: lo classification If In draft.
.1 s.iil Ledger Central.
HO Y WANTED ROY POP OF.
PICE AND MAIL! COVTrNU.
'riov.sciioot. Pitivn.nau! sat.
1IRDAY HAl.r HOLIDAY! AD
VANCEMENT. ASK TOR MR SHAW
000 CHESTNUT ST.
ROY. stronr. wanted: over id years: rood
opportunity for advancement. Applr at
Putdlo tadrer Co. and ask for Mr. Nahlll,
second floor
IHIY. about Id vra. In large real estate
office: aatarv tt per week to start, with
cond chance for advancement, atato refer
.nn.u 1 r. Laulfep (Vntr.it.
HOY waiiie.1: must lie over Id: Rood nppor
tunltv for advancement Apply Snellen
liurs Clothing- Co Ilroad and Wallace sts.,
I. Ik. I e.. ,!. l.rplBftii
third flour
Mr Morrison
I ROY for general office work and errands
! In manufacturer's tirfloe opportunity for
ad.ancement fur ambitious bey. T01
1 liencKla ilinir
ROYS wanted, over 10 rs ot ace. to werk ,
In ahlpplntr dept. on foldlrur paper boxes.
Ilrown i. Halley Co.. 410 N. Franklin tt.
- . i
ROYS 'WANTED TOR NIGHT WORK;
MUST HE OVER 10; CHANCE KOK
ADVANCBMENT. APPLY APTJIR ,
p. m . i, E d a i: r omcR. fipth
VLOOR.
ROTS
for dsllverr departtaeut. Psrry
and Chestnut.
t Co.. iota
ItnYA for nvr.l r.rk larae nfflcei
cbatice far jiAvanejmenL'Anierlisr) Sto
L-o.. tin ino xvnnie.. a
j-.. J.;.,iTrin. !;
f 17
HELP WANTED MALE
(Other riiMflfleil Alii en 1'nce S)
c.ni'KNTEns w, nnsT class
Norn Others Need Apply
Wages &Jc per hour. Steady work
tha year round
Apply Superintendent's Office,
point nnnrczn a.s -wonics
Tassyiink and Schuylkill avu.
ill VNTifiURrt KITTEIIS wsntedi must hi
n in ii" J;1 ""!!. wssei, sieaay roeitlon
P ml Ledger Office,
LI.RItl.H A lame financial Institution hai
eeral onnorluulllea for vouna- men I-
weeii the etes of. Is and In. to learn the
hanklne bualnpea. tho.o with nddlnx maehlna
experlenre preferred, permanent position'
clean surrounJInas and advancement for
those shnnlnr nblllty state aire experience
" TiL salary exnectid rr.1l, ledger Ofnee
l.I.i:(-TUtCA!c Man vanted. over draft Bi
, "r 'deferred clasi, with some knon-led of
elertrlenl buslneso. for omea worki must b
wjlllnir tn vrorlt nlbt when required. Apply
Wm ro'ter. 120-1 N. nn
LLKVATort OPCPATOrt
JJCCVSIRD P.t.tJVATOtt OPKTlATOn
WANTKtl 11V VVIIOLKHALJ! ItOCSF TO
n'.'!ir-AT Kf.nrTittc vnP.tnitT nr.r
VATnii. rKltviANnvr position. ArPLT
.!!:1.., , hoiistmann co. s
C1IKI1HV HT.
I fl
1 BI.RVATOH ATTlJXDAMT wanted. ejpJrt 1
. rir' lictirMi wa--n Sin, with mrl. 1
Apply time desK Itotel Majestic Watts st . !
i off iPraril avc Avk for Wm riummer A
, KflSVVTor: (iPERATOU wanted ArrTy '
I Knilneer ll"ll VVallare.
ILVUI.N'KKH wanted for Porter-AlFen'enslne i'
nuiiniT'iniM work, steam worK. noon i
waee .tnhii llllnesworth Steel Co. Tacony II
and 1iwls sts., Krankfnnl. !
i..mh.m:i.h wanted, s hours work Apply if
p-1-.iini ii.inr. i t. nesinui si
PIltlJJlVN foe office bIJz. Iwllerss white
steadr work. Apply ready for worlt.
P.oom 114, lilt AValnut st.
Fonan shop ruquirements
wnsTi.vanou.su
faneiRIC AND MANtirACTUntMO CO.
(tSSl.VOTO.V WORKS1 !
TOOL roiKlURS I
hajijii;r.-iiitiis (ison ibs ) j
IIAJIJIRR DRIVERS j!
I
TRESS SMITHS
PRESS I.EVERMP.V
TRESS DRIVERS
PRESS HELPEnr
APPJ.T AT EJIPLOrJIENT DEPARTMENT J
letter. Pa.
llrnih oew-e
JS01 PILtlERT ST.. PHIIDELPHIA
(Open s a. m. lo o n m )
JANITORS WANTED
Itf'.jC PER Horn
APPLY SUPERINTENDENTS orFIC B '
POINT I1REESE GAS WORKS
PASSYUNK RD AND SCHUYLKILL AVE.
' JOB TRESS HANDS! S houra per dav; hlrh
i est aalary pall. Apply Williams Mar
cus, :i'4-'j: S. Darlen St.
KITCHEN MAN. $3.1 per month and board,
room out. University, Hoapltul 34th and
Spruce, ele. .
t-nor.ERS A.VD-MECIIANICS
WANTED AT ONCE
l'. McOOVERN
130, S. 3D ST.
LABORERS
1
500
REOUIRED AT ONt E
I
WESTINoilOUSE ELECTRIC MFO. CO.
I
TaK"i Ch'iter Short Line trolley i
car No. 37. to Kmploment Office, r
IQCCIlcu av lveBllBnoua', stop.
Lester. P.
WRORERS
W0R1C l.V PHILADELPHIA
APPLY TO Jf. A. TETRILL1
1531 ARCH ST.
LABORERS
. 38C-390. TKR HOUR
ATLANTIC nEriNINO CO
EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT
3H VASSTDNK AVE,
LAISQRRRS
YNTED
STEADT WORK
GOOD PAT
Apply
N W. COR. 9TH AND DROWN BTS.
L-duiRRItS, f.o. wanted at" Byberryi'Slst
per hour ahd aleeolnc nuartera -food raw-
mlssary inert tn-ek at Rroad and PUbers.
ta fl 4 n. m. '. VA Ma.ks Canslructl-n
Comiany
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