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Fabricating Plants
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KwS? Charles M. Schwab, director general
fcvVf l I.llldK,CH-.Y rlt - UHIU1 .itl.ill. lina
.tv.v:iiru liiu MiniiL'iic uj. Jiihi.iiMi i.j
tffiw&uiK contest, vvmen was in tnp iorm ot
k2?' authorization of the construction of one
Fryj hundred ship mjs
GHv of the "rull Togethc
He told members
Together' Club of Hoe Is-
M- land Engineers at tho Adelphla Hotel
"of the "race "
Erection of two fabrlcatlnc plants
PW'Y'eostlng $6,000.0ft0. one nt them at Potts
lWt ylHe; the use of two Duffalo plants for
' i 'exclusive manufacture of turbines for
tisij mips, a ou.uuu-ton increase in sicei ac
3' .livery these are some of the plans of
;&sfel, lenges of the United States' greatest
0 i . ally for a shipbuilding contest
iHjSf The eyes of the entire uorld Kaiser
BK'.-f Wllhelm Included will look with In-
KbM)-tereet upon the friendly competition, for
upon It, In great measure rests the re-
6i,' ult of the war
will .naKe H oriel .nnre
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ZfSfr oe isiana will maKe the "whole
rsr -world sit up and take notice" In the
CKt Heves. He says there "isn't a thing
PV& "1Bt ,a lettable that Hog Island will be
sivABT dehled" In Its effort to outdistance the
&uhlpyards of Great Britain In placing
Qshlps upon the sen.
si3t ;, Touching on the extension of subma-
tnij Ttnft WflrfflTA tn AmeriMn rnqctnl n qtaK
fjfcjir? Mr, "chwab flayed the Oerman Oovern-
?: iri,.rii in ri c rnararrnriciii. n !i -
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&? "No nation can send submarines hero
ZJj to destroy our shipping, to kill our men,
fe i and, what Is infinitely more horrible, to
f $ slay our women and children, and ex-
S; ofe Pct us to sit idly by and do nothing
S3N matter how long or how terrible, to the
Bfpv' last ounce ol our treasure and the last
BW2l dron of our blood. Thla nation has
RjSgjij never lot a war, and, by thunder, it is
Wi-!1 lin imlnr in tnco hla nnn
hST ."P where I live the good old Penn-
wSik "yivania, uuicnmen say me ivaiser is
BkcS olnB lo et me worst uciiing a man
R?rA 'ever got already j et,' and that Is the
KijuBfilrlt jn which we face submarine raids
Pl-f v-iaoia u vd e"b'"" ww
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fe'll.V.i. 4 Via i t nnnnpftlnrr i- T CrtViitoli
S?'i'- Hlches and bl'rth will count for nothing,
K?ii$J! hut nccomollshment for evervthlnir.
K$S$4 v "The aristocracv of the world In tho
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iVES HAPPENINGS FROM THE DELA WARE RIVER SHIPYARDS
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RITAIN SKf.rfrrd caught in the current 'GREAT-EXTENSION " s-homes for shmen
x 1 ' Bomcthlns for their fellows nnd every- Sxjma Mil m.mm.mj vujuilmx ( AM.iRJLAM. IJi&llillkUVll
VWIWF g: W5? S"-.. ,f. -at AND MADE SHIP SHAPE I Tn r a MI V Attn ETri!ncr. ?-
Britain's decision to build more shlpways
yeseterday. The message said twche
new yards would bo constructed at once.
"I've Just got sporting blood enough to
want to see Hog Island nnd the other
ards lick our greatest ally, 'who Is our
dearest rival In the shipbuilding con
test," Mr. Schwab said,
He declared the critic of Hog Island
1 generally the man who "wants you to
think he Is a great fellow."
Mr Schuab did not disclose the name
qf the concern that will erect the two
new fabricating plants He said the
company volunteered to build the plants
when he appealed to them for more steel.
He said the American Bridge Company
has agreed to furnish 20,000 more tons
of steel and the Pressed Steel and
Standard Steel Car Companies 10.010
additional tons each. The firm uhlch Is
to erect the new plants will also furnish
10.000 additional tons
Red Hot Rivdings Slung
at Puscy & Jones Yards
An effort to bring Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt to the New Jersey and Penn
svlanla shipyards on the Fourth of
July 13 being made bv the Puscy & Jones
Club Thise yards are planning to take
a large part In the nation's launching
program on that holiday, and It Is de
sired to get ' Teddy" to talk to the
shlpworkers The men will have the
whole day oft nnd six or seven flag rais
ings will take place In the two yards.
Baseball, swimming nnd other eents
will bo on the card and prizes will be
awarded to winners
"Women school teachers will ghe their
aratlons this year to the shipping1
boarej Misses Dorothy Cropper and
Miriam Gaunt hae enrolled for service
In the Pusey & Jones oinces at Glouces
ter, and others are expected to follow
the example
Ernest Ritchie, a former water in
spector, and Jacob r. Stetser. a lead
ing Bed Man of Gloucester, are In
charge of the hospital building and as
sisting Dr. John Haley In looking after
Injured shlpworkers i
A representative of the United States
shipping board was at the two plants
yesterday looking for a site for a school
to Instruct men In special work
William Breckenrldge claims the best
springtime record in tho hull and inspec
tion departments. He will get a chanco
to show his speed on the Fourth of July.
J. H Millar has received several let
ters commending the Pusev & Jones
Club's new constitution, drawn up by
S E. Southard. Dr Charles A Eaton,
In charge of the national service section
of the shipping board, has requested
copies.
SCHWAB MOVING NEARLY DONE
Last of Motortrucks on Way
With Equipment
Transfer of the ofTices of the Emer
gency Fleet Corporation from Washing
ton to this city will be completed today.
The last caravan of motortrucks con
taining office equipment left Washing
ton last night and will arrive here this
a'ternoon, bringing to a close the biggest
movement of Its kind In the history of
the country
All office employes of the fleet corpora
tion are now In this city. The last group
if 300 arrived jesterday afternoon
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
MUS LINK r. RE
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"Give me a man with lots of zip,"
says Uncle Sam. "to run a ship, for tn
the fact the world is hep a worthy salt
has lots of pep. The spice of life he's
bound to win. And that Is why he's mus.
tered In."
The Sun Gun Club should mako many
shining marks.
No fleeter loys than heater boys a
shipyard can possess, and passers-on are
chasseurs on a Job to win success.
They're on the Job while "Freedom 1"
calls a supplicating earth. The riveter
will give It her for all that he Is worth
The barking of a dog frustrateed the
nttempt of two men to bomb tho Black
Hock naval station at Bridgeport, Conn
Patriotic souls will be glad that this
dog at least was not like the dogs nt the
French front barkless.
The patriot now doffs his hat to the
doughty tanker H I.. Pratt. Though U
boat shells made fortune frown, you
can not keep a good ship down. It has
a sinking feeling, then decides she will
bob up again sno naci to siay on mp,
for she poured oil on troubled waters.
Sec" And that Is why, though boches
strafe, tho H C Pratt In port Is safe.
It seems at first glance Incongruous
that' ships, conceded to be feminine,
should have masculine names. But we
suppose in the case of a tanker it Is all
'Ight No lady ever gets that way
That there Is Inspiration In victory
long deferred Is evidenced by the motto
displayed In the Washington office of the
shipping hoard: "Noah was 400 years
old hefore he knew how to build a
ship Don't lose your grip
Noah, of course, knew nothing of
HOG ISLAND TROLLEY
HITS PILED PLANKS
Man Arrested on Charge of
Obstructing Tracks Leading
to Shipyards
Five heavy planks were piled across
trolley tracks leading to Hog Island
today In what the police say was a de
liberate effort to cause a serious wreck.
Although a car loaded with ship work
ers bound for Philadelphia crashed Into
the obstruction, It was only slightly
damaged. 2sono of the workmen were
Injured.
Follce arrested Michael McHugh, forty-five
years old, 230 North Ninth street,
who was seen running away from the
scene of the near accident. Although
he denied his guilt before Magistrate
Uarrls, In the Thirty-second street and
Woodland avenue police station, several
witnesses identified him as the man who
placed the obstruction on the tracks.
He was held In $1500 bail for a further
hearing
According to testimony, McHugh went
to several houses near Ninety-second
street nnd East wick avenue, where the
obstruction was piled on the track, and
asked to bo directed to Philadelphia. A
few minutes later his Informant heard
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
MAIN LINE. I. R. It.
Visit Green Hill . Farm, with its
ideal rural homes.
The choicest, most picturesque and
healthful home-site locality near the city.
High above the surrounding coun
try. Cooling breezes, superb old trees.
Artistic homes, with p 1 e n t y of
breathing space between.
U-boats, though his expcrlenco with
doves argued a knowledge of a peace
offensive.
The fact that the chief deck engineer
of the Carolina has been on two tor
pedoed ships, the other one being the
Gulfllght, Justifies attention being drawn
to the fact that tho man responsible
for the naming of the oil ship, the first
American vessel to be torpedoed In for
eign waters, was particularly fortunate
In Its selection. The name indicated
Its destination and cargo. Gulfllght,
and Its grace nnd speed, gull-flight
The Gloucester shipyard workers who
gave three hatfuls of money to a sol
dier whose talk pleased them, proved
their willingness to back their opinions
with cash
Admiral Bowles refused to hear any
woodchopper tapping the purple beech
tree.
A new high mark In ship production
was registered throuhgout the countr
during May That's a kind of record
worth making
Tho mariners of motorboats upon the
offing seen are tickled that the fuel board
nitnwH them Kaollne They plutter.
plutter. fast and slow and make mineii
ler clever Coal-using yachts have got to
go, but "gas goes on
"gas" goes on forever
forever, ever,
i., ..nti.inaftnc davs to come,
the
Wcarv Willie may work his passage on
the light fantastic tow-path of tho in-
J land canals
the sounds of ptanks being pulled acrom
the street.
On Investigating, he said, he saw Mc
Hugh pull a plank toward the track,
and that five planks wero already In
place. He shouted .it him, nnd he ran
At that moment before a warning coulil
be given, the trolley car camo along nnd
smashed Into the planks.
Workmen rushed after the fleeing fig
ure and caught up with him at Ninety
fourth street He appeared to be under
the Influence of liquor, and at tho hear
ing entered that plea as his defense.
Magistrate Harris took tho stand that
an Intoxicated man could not outrun a
group of men for two squares, nnd there
tore held him.
Tho planks were two Inches thick and
about sixteen feet long
26 RIVETS IN ONE MINUTE
Belfast Worker Speeds 12.209 in Nine
Hours; Dulutli Crew Slots 5392
lulfnl. June 7. John Omlr. who last
week beat the hour record for the United
Kingdom, yesterday drove 12 20fl ev(n-elghth-lnch
rivets It; nine hours Into
a standard ship at the ards of Work
man & Clark Omlr drove In more
than 1000 rivets everv hour and nn
two occasion passed tho 1400 mark.
In his best minute ho drove twenty-six
rlwts.
Dulutli, "Vllnn., June 7. A crew nt the
Superior Shipbuilding Company drove
D3!2 seven-elghth-lnch rivets In a day
and another crew drove B179 flvs-elghth-Inch
rivets during the week ending Juno
I, It was announced todav by the
MsMfint nttHltn,. nt flm tTnltwl Qtntan
shipping board of the Emergency Fleet
Corporation.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
MAIS I.1XK 1'.
HILL FARM
OVERBROOK
An exclusive residential sec
tion, protected from all intru
sion of town atmosphere, yet
only 20 minutes from the heart
of the city.
It is the one available local
ity in the socially notable Main
Line district, with its sumptu
ous dwellings and palatial
estates. ,
Golf and country clubs near
at hand.
THE GIRARD TRUST COMPANY
Broad and Chestnut Streets
TO CAMDEN YARD
Schwab Announces Plan
for $10,000,000 Addition
to New York Plant
START WORK AT ONCE
Builders of Tuckahoe Deserve
Money, Declares Director
General i
The Delawaro Blvcr, now the world's
greatest bhlpyard center, Is to have an
other big extension of Its shipbuilding
facilities In" the form of a $10,000,000
addition to tho Now York Shipbuilding
Cnmpanj's plant In South Camden
Work on the extension ,wlll start at
once. In lino with the. nation's "speed
up" policy.
Announcement of this new plant on
the Delaware was made by Charles M.
Schwab, director general of the Emer
gency Fleet Corporation, to the Camden
Board of Trade. The project vvas put
through by tho "master.shlpbulldcr"
only after several days of explanation
In Washington as to the great need for
the new plant. It follows closely Di
rector General Schwab's recent author
ization to the New York Shipbuilding
plant for construction of seven new
ships.
"Tho greatest discussion when the
war council sits In Wasnlngton," Mr
Schwab said, ' is the problem of build
ing ships and more ships.
"I told Washington that the plant
which elected the Tuckahoe In twenty
seven days deserved this money for an
addition nnd that tho ynrd would pro
duce more for the Government than the
amount of Its Investment."
Mr. Sclnvnb said his plan to Increase
the capacity of the shipyard met with
opposition because some officials believed
the Delaware River district was already
congested with the number of shipyards
and munition plants.
In addition to thla big shipyard, .the
port of Philadelphia Is virtually assured
of several Government drj docks, ns a
result of tho Inspection tour made yes
terday by members of the, port ana
harbor facilities commission.
"I nm greatly Impressed with the port
facilities of Philadelphia," Edward F.
Carry, chairman of the commission, paid,
"I will say that this port will get the
drj docks, although how many or how
soon I cannot stnte."
From this statement shipping Interests
believe the number of docks to bo con
structed will bo at leaft three, as per
sons Interested In bringing, the docks
hero have urged tho construction of
four, declaring that two would bo In
suiucieni to supply mo neeus,
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
MUV LINK 1 R. II.'
Pure, sparkling Springfield water.
New; carefully built houses, pro
vided with every homekeeping luxury,
range in price from $18,500 to $40,000.
If you prefer, choose your own site
' and build.
At present you have every oppor
tunity to select a piece of ground that
exactly pleases you. "
You can reach Green Hill
Farm by taking train to Over
brook; or, by motor, through
Overbrook along City Line
west. City Line runs right
through Green Hill Farm.
If you will call at the Girard
Trust Company, ReaL Estate
Department, we Will be pleased
to furnish ypu with any further
information you desire.
Contracts for fiOO nt Chester
Chester, r June 7 Tho Emer
gency Fleet Corporation has awarded
a contract for the building of 600 houses
In Chester to Trlco & Johnson, 'of this
city, according to n telegram received
by the firm this evening from Washing
ton. The buildings and the land In
volve $2,000,000. The houses will be oc
cupied by workers at the Sun Shipbuild
ing plant.
The houses will be on both sides of
Morton avenue, between tho Baltimore
and Ohio -Railroad tracks, near tho
Delawnre River, and the Simpson es
tate. The houses will be of brick, two
stories and six rooms, with "model city"
effect.
J. P. Eyre Price. Chester, and W. P.
Johnson, Philadelphia, are officials of
the corporation receiving the contract.
Mr. pjlco Is a son of General W. O.
Price, Jr., who Is building 108 houses
adjoining the Government site
Compressing Corn Shocks
Time nnd labor Is saved In com
pressing corn shocks by the use of a
new tool, described In the Popular
Magazine, that consists ofa rod nnd a
crank handle. Tho rod Is thrust Into
the shock, after which a rope with a
hook nt either end Is passed abdut the
bundle of stalks and hocked to the
tool. By turning the latter the rope Is
wound tight obout the stalks so that
they can be tied easily.
HEAL ESTATE FOR 'BENT
n r.w .iitkskv sr..hiinn n
SI 1MILY IN JUNE
rfnts one of the four-room fully fnr
nUlied elertrle-llRhted biinEAloun of the
Stone Harbor Bungalow Colony
srrtr nvriiiNni noon nanism
rlne tn the ocean nnt boardwalk, ton.
vrnlf-nt to nhlnig Rrnumltt, In tho hart
of a modern, up-to-date ?a8ldo resort.
Knch bungalow a prpttv summer home.
Klrlrl ItKht. artesian water and swcr
aRp. Krosh vrffrtnblr, mats. Ptc, d
ller'l to nur door. ItntrN b.v the week,
month or spnnon, Renervo jour accom
modations NOW,
MUTII JI-.ltMlY HKM.TV CO.
til'l MM'TII TlTllll ST.
ltrll ritone, Lombard 1100
LOST AND FOUND
WALLET list, laise wallt-t, rontalnlnn
ronMdTabl sum monej ; going from Mh
and SprlnR flardn to -Hh and Caltowhltl,
via York nve. and Iluttonwood st. Liberal
reward If rPturned to Edsnn Hros., 203 S. "d.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
HOUKHINIIKIIV
folding, nlre
h.xnerlehccd clrla ror hnnri
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BOOKKEEPER Assistant in nfOco of man
ufacturing concern, permanent position for
capable voung lady: atate age experlcncn
and snlarv desired J 012. Ledger Central
BOOKKEEPER nnd stenograpner wanted by
aulo roncern: must ! experienced; state
age. salary ilealred nad previous ousmess
conpert Ion M 134ft. Ledger (Vntril.
BOOKKEEPER. DOtinLE ENTRY. IN AC
COl'NTINO DEPARTMENT. PUBLIC
LEMPER COVIPANV.
BOOKKEEPER assistant wanted: large mfg.
corporation. Plain age, eiperience and sal.
desl red M 1441.
,euy
dger rentnil.
BOOKKEEPER to balance double-entry
every month at home: small business
J 11411. Ledger Central.
BOOKKEEPER Assistant llT E. "general
offlco work, state salary a"nd references.
r 0113, Ledger Offlce.
BOOKKEEPER for manufacturing business.
center of city: state experience and salary
expected. M 1442, Ledger Central.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
CAP FPINNERB AND TWISTERS
WANTEDl EXPERIENCED ANtl
tfoffl&iHfrffi
PLy ORISWOLD WORSTED CO..
DARnvi"
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AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
FOR YOUNO WOMEN! EXrnitt.
ENCB UNNECESSARY: SALARY
PAID WHILE LEARNING.
i0t.o per week al ter first
4 Weeks ok instruction and
THEN RAflD ADVANCEMENT,
P E R M A N ENT EMPLOYMENT I
WORK NEAR YOUR HOME: 7
HOURS TO 8 HOURS PER DAY:
MEALS SERVED AT COr.
ANNIVERSARY PAYMENTS: RtOK
HENEdTSI "VACATIONS WITH
PAY.
APPLY 8 A. it. TO 0 P. M.
THE BELL TELEPHONE CO. OP PA.
400 MARKET ST.
CHAMPERVVORK and vvattintr 20 ner
month and board. Unlveralty Hospital,
34tn and Fnrure.
CLERKS
EXPERIENCED COST CLERKS
wanted hy a large local mnnu
ftcturlng company: lucrative
and permanent positions for
those who qualify.
Location, near Kensington and Allegheny
aves.
T-20. T. O. Box 3443 a
CLERK -FOR NEWSPAPER STA
TIlTirAT, WORK. ADVERTTSINO
DEPARTMENT: FaI RSALARY TO
START. RAPID PROMOTION: UN
USUALLY OOOn OPPORTUNITY
ArtJCANT MU.ST nE ACCURATE
AND QUICK WITH KIOURES
AND POSSESS 1IIOH SCHOOL
EDUCATION: ORADUATE TRE
TERRED. APPLY TO MR. WES
fOTT. ADVERT1SINO DEPART
MENY. PUBLIC LEDGER. 0T1I
AND CHESTNUT.
CLERK Young lady In office of largo mani
ufacturing corporation: must be neat, ac
curate and write n. pood hand: ono having
experience preferred: state salary expected.
P soil Ledger OfOce,
CLERK vounr lady, for general ofTIco vvor
with knowledge of tipewrltlrfi: state age.
silary and experience Anpfy bv letter onlv.
Erin In Hirrlnston Son Co., 17th nnd Cat
low bill sts.
CLERKi experienced In general ofnee work
and on adding mnchlne; muxt ho accurate
state whero employed nnd how Ions: salary
J12 P Ml. Ledrer OfSce.
CLERKS Seernl good opportunities for
oung vvomrn between Is and 25 In differ
ent departments of a largt. nnnnclil Insti
tution: tboso with adding machine experience
preferred, state age. experience and salary
expected P S33. T.edger OfOce.
CIi;UKH-Younc women for rlerlcnl wnrkj
clenn Rurrounrttngs nnd excellent opportu
nltl for Hdvanrpm-mt for those nnowlnr:
alitlltv; stafp npp. expcrlenco and salary ex
porter? P S2 TedtTP OffW
CMIKKS Ynunc woman for clerical work
In mnnufnclurlns concern: excellent opnor
tunltv for thnso unowlns nMUty; utate aqe.
exrerlent o. If any, and silary expected r
013, Trtger Office.
COMII HANDS. $14; twisters. J12.42; nphv
nera, $11. R8: rfnffer $in.2fl Apply
Abefoo Mill. Inc., Emerald and Adams its.,
4th floor.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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mem ai seasnore: no wishing-, PhoneVJ
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OIRLS WANTED
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tn leflrn to operate, varlnu machine, mm - f I
perlence neeessarv: only girls between th I'm
ages nf 21 and 4.1 years need apply to IHi i
MIDVALE STEEL AND ORDNANCE CO.
EDDYSTONE RITLE rLANT
EDDY3TONE. TA.
OR
PHILADELPHIA OFFICES
131 P. lflth st.
f.2M Market st.
Island road and Woodland ave.
BRINO REFERENCES
CURL wanted to assist In wlrdlng depart
ment. ,49 per week Moss & Rose Mfg.
ro Allc-henv ne and fTnncock sU 2l
OIRLS wanted: steady work, good pay. An-,
,. .National c moreiu lrame co,, sum
onrl Thompson sis
DISHWASHER -" Ppr month and board. V.
University Hoepltxl. .nth nnd spruce
Ulftl.N WA.VII-iUI LA' r,i.i.nfl i wimti-s jl
jit Liitii'ui"i t i t,t in,i ... i i tme
MUST ni5 n FT. 7 INS. OR OVER IN fit
isn nn prom is to an' yrars ois 1
AOE AND FURNISH REFERENCES.
ELECTRtC SERVICE SUPPLIES CO. .Ktl
17TH 4 CAMBRIA STS.
NURSES wanted at the Sanitarium for Tu-
percuiosis Bienion ana evergreen aves., c,l
OFFICE WORK Younz girl, with knowledge
df stenography: experience not necessary.
T 5.12. Ledger Centrnl Ml
SALESGIRLS, familiar with ice cream and 1l
cakes, living t South Philadelphia! Ap
ply Wagner's Bnkerv. 1.1th and Jackson
SALESLADY to sell Ford cars In Phila
delphia on commission basis Immediate
delivery of cars, opportunity offered as our
former salesmen have enlisted In war work:
compensation fullv warrants devoting full
time, which Is required. Apply agency. 3302
Chestnut.
SALESWOMEN
IN VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS. APPLY il
BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT. FLOOR 4,
FILBERT ST. M
STRAWBRIDOE t CLOTHIER 1
OtiUrJ.?--VH.-11CI l uiiriaiuio mm )diuini, ;
' Iuti
kt nis.
ond floor.
sii.k ncKr.ns and arnnADEns spien-
ild wnKcs for particular workern; paid '
while learnlnc. Apply Orlsnold Worsted
Company. tarhv Fa.
STrcvoonAPiinn nxrr.iurcNcrcn onr
WHO IR FXMIMAH WITH OPmATION
OP rICTATNa MACHINR prtHFRRREDj
must ui: a 1,1 vk winn TO ONO
HAVING Tim INITIATIVE AND AniMTY
THTH POSITION OKFUHS A RPIRNOTD
OPPOOTUN1TV roil XDVANCHMENT.
HEB Mil Wn'fOTT. AOVKUTISINO DB
PAUTMKNT. PUBLIC I.niJQER. GTH ANU
CHESTNUT STS.
STENOGRAPHER with dlctaphono experi
ence; permanent position with chance for
advancement- Call he t ween 1 and 2. Em
plomentI)ept . 1127 Chestnut t
STENOGRAPHERS In home office, fire 1n
n ranee rompanj; permanent poMtlon; good
opportunity; state aire, exnerlene and sal
ary expected P Wi. Ledger Office
STENOGRAPHER, hlph aebool graduate, to
tnke dlrtallon ami do clerical work. Ap
ply 'n rrn jt.
STENOGRAPHER Ono with some knowl
edge of bookkeeping. Apply 171 W. L
high nve.
'lEACHINO Thino desiring for patrlotlo
reasons to continue teaching nre offered
emploment during -vacation nt same salary.
P 121 Ledger OfOce
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