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GRAIN AND FLOUR
....rit.relnts. 4841 bushels. The
WHEAT R'"'S1"' ," 'Quotations! Or
!?'.- .rtflcvlor, government standard
?"v VrfwVrat 1-ic under No. 1
WJi' riecflpts, 2H75 uuslieis. . supplies
?mlll anil the market ruled steady, but
tre ,m"J Li, We quote new, as to qual-
i,r,,J.ed "option all.MI.W. the Utter for
"."."1 Vocked In 110 pound Jute racks
6 !?'8rin.ta l hnrt patent, (lB.r.OfP
Stippltca
t:
''... ...ini. onii cltv mlll patent.
fm brands. ii4f.oaiin .
J1,
IJHCJ pl., ,nir
1. !VB Kl.OU t sold rIOWly Bl lormer rain,
Quotation! $l)0l.5O per- bbl , tn sacks, as
0 QU'Ut)
PROVISIONS
Truds was quiet and largelv ot a iobblns
.kUJrtcr but rrce were steadUy held.
fi"MM fieri. In sets, smoked and air
SrW Mc ""V kpuckie. and tenders.
'i,"'H alr-drled. u-'c: pork, family.
Si?,. Iiims S P. cured loose. 2721c: do.
'JfinSJ loose 23l2Bv4c: do. do. smoked.
5!92Tic ham? boiled, boneless. Mc;
Smlc shoulders. H. P. cured, loose. 23c:
Breakfast bacon 32ci lard. 27c.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
rtirrTLll The market ruled firm wltli 'de
...n absorbing the limited offerings of fine
1! t ouotallons Solid-packed creamery,
!""?.. hSri! Vcorlni: goods, firsts. G971c:
KS, ,c extra firsts," 047c: firsts.
vjiiMc seconds. .MS? 511c., sweet creamers.
k5r Tin fancy 70372r. fair to pood, 67
(9?! Jr nl- .jobbing at 7ll78c for fancy and
J! MG7.V tor fair to choice.
EGOh-Hne fresh eggs were well cleared
Luu L.L '!,. .Miniattnnn were as fol
S?.."npree c.s nearby . firsts.. I10.S0 per
..nearLs current receipts. $18 00. , west-
xtra firsts SIB 1)0, western firsts. 118 3u.
led fr'Sb reis Jobbing at 711072c per
cold sto..it;n eggs, as to quality.
crate
-rn evtra
lorrttrl
tor--, cold slo.."!'! eggs
II 'Mil Ml pr case . , . . k
CHEESE sold slowly with moderate but
ample offerlnus at former rates ol'?w
Sl sre the nuotatlons' New York whole
Silk flats held fancy. 31'Atf 32c: fancy
'Ed'.peclals higher, held, fair to rooO I 8"4
ic. mtrpnl make nominal, Wisconsin,
'.'.v.' sr ;i. m rnrv. . .Tiu,5:r.'c.
u.i. tiL IItiIw heln.
fancy held specials hlsher. held, fafr to
ioSn 3oVi.11c. Jobblns sales of fancy held
ooJs .11 35c.
POULTRY
L1E nai In ftnall supply and quiet, with
llltle chanke Hi prices e quoto the fol
loitas ranse of prices: Fowls One 'at.
feltbW 5 lbs and oor apiece. 42g44c.
?oI. midlum sice, good quality. 3S40c;
to poor 3337r. brolllnc chickens, fancy.
ion mealed welehlne 12 lbs apiece.
550c, wrlnB chickens averoKS sofw
meaud 37Cf3c, do Inferior. 3j30ci
itluy jouns roosters, 2(!W2Sc. old roosters,
MCSSc. ducks white Pekln 414Cci do.
fndlan Runner 40P42c. do. iluscovy. 28g
JO?, eees- fat 424r,c. do averaBe. ?nft
J5c turkejs r,ii52c, pistons old. per
pair Mc do. lounx, per pair uCOOc.
OltEsnU Fine dcelrable-slied Htoik was
Tll-clined up and prices Ktrnerally ruled
"rm Qaotatlonn were Fowls, fresh-kllleil
cry picked in boxes welsblns I lbs and
oer apiece 40c welRhlntc 3A lbs !lflic:
telsblnj 3 lbs 33034c, fowfe, fresh-killed.
In lols dry-picked weiffhlnc I lbs. and
oxt spleen 3!)t4c, welBi!ne 3h lbs 3j
Sflc nelBhlnz 3 lbs. 31033c, old roosters,
dry picked '.'7c broilers. Jersey, dry-picked,
MfihOc do ordinary nearbs . do-plcked,
8085'ic broilers, western. dr-pic!d. welBh-
i,, ILdn the nnltre 4Sfi2.",0c. roashn
-. .i . , - ,
eld
chickens "est rn drx-picked. In bbla. weieh-l
Ins 4 lbs and over unlcce SU&37C. welshlnB
! lbs apiece, 343.' . welshlns 3 lbs.
jpbee 31liJ".c welshiiB 2'i Ib3 apiece.
41042c western corn-fed chickens 12" to
box 17 lbs and under to doj , per lb . ir&
(1c IS to Jl lb to tlot per lb , 4."i4Sc:
21 to 30 lbs to doz per lb . 40 W 42c, 31 to
Si. lbs io doi per lb 3"i3c, 37 to 12
lb; lo do? per lb n.-i?.-Hlc, 43 to 47 lbs
to doz pei lb 3.30c: 4S lbs. and oer to
floz 3i64(lc taiMiiiH western, welBhlnc; 8
10 lbs apiece ,'4ii$r,oc. weiBhlns 7 lbs
apiece r..'. welBhlriB d lbs nplcte, r0c,
seighing "i lb apiece, 48c. turlcejs. Dela
ware nnd MarKnd func Hk do, Virginia
and oilier n. a bv f.nc ,"85'ic: do, near
by fair to Rood "3Cr,c do, western spring
fanci ',N(T(,-.!c fair to Rood rrtft-iiinc. old
toms 4St duik western SS&Uwc, peese,
eslern iaiu .10&3Jc do ftit to Bood.
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FRESH FRUITS
Demand iub onb moderate but prices
generally weie stead Quotations Apples,
per barrel ns to qualm, 4ill, do, pur box.
I VI 'Jin t raubsrrles per liarrel, SOW
10 do per rrale $1 iOWi Oranges Flor
ida per bo t.lffid Tarifferlnes. Florida,
per hal' box sj(rf4 3n Orapefiult Florida.
per bnx ?jir I
VEGETABLES
fol no. n
( nloni and c-abbaBc were quiet
lc It li tyinrlernl. Vin, umnla frcr-
and i aki i
Inirs Quouiiuns White potatoes, Penn-
ijivanm prr ml 5404 10. do Now York,
per cl 4i4 23 Hweet potutoes, south
ern ii hamper Jliil'.25if, do. Jersey, per
baska J15u(17 i".cblEe, New York
and Uanlsii per ton. SOIIWSO, do. Florida
P'rhamrfcr $IS0B2 Onions per lOU-pound
ucks- How No 1 aSlffS DO
Charters Filed
Hover. Del., Feb. 6. Charters filed
lero tola were: Chicle Developments
Co, Sa.OOO.UOO, impoit nud export
mwchauts and traders, etc. O. A. Cole,
lUvkcimik, N J ; II. A. VonVoorhis,
Jfrsey Citj . . .1 ; A. U. Oakley, Pearl
River, V , meorporators. Buffalo
Sulphur Ilehuing Co.. $1,000,000, pre
paring for miiiket and dealing in and
ith ininoinls, metals, etc. t. M. Little,
K Knt, Meridian. MisM. ; V. V.
Oketfe, Wilmington, Del., incorpora
jrt American Duel Engine Co., $1,
TO.OOO, business of mechanical .and
looktruttioning engineers, etc. II. P.
Jlollock, V X. Hennebsey, AVailacc
Ingraliain, all of New York, incorpora
tor!., Inucane in capital btock of Black
nMi!c I-li,t" Ins- N'ck York, from $500,
000 to $10,000,000.
No Change In Refined Sugar
Vew YoiU. Veb. !). The lefined sugar
market lemaius unchanged with the
jimencan and National companies quot
ut. I3 cents, less 2 per cent, for
wn, , for fine granulated nnd Arbuckle'
brothers quoting at 111 cents, less 2
Pjnent for cash. The Federal. Penn
"Jivania anil Warner companies ate
"ill withdrawn.
ACCUSED OF LIQUOR SELLING
8onkeeper and Bartender Held In
Ball by U. S. Commissioner
hikj at thhty-five cents a drink
r5i.50 a quart, tiicoidiiig to levenue
ffiits, was told in the saloon of Mikal
Jeda. 10S North Sixth street. Kaleda
oil Ins bartender, Michnel Powlowski,
held ln $2000 and S00 bail re
fWively, for CoUrt today by United
tates Commlt.ln,,.. u.,i...
"tanlcv Vnlrn. COC '... !
, , ;;""."".- .Hnuici
Itimr .. c ","-", ci-i ivcvv .uaraci
..-i wmi rimit. it- f...
a ,...i .... . -o. ihii
quarts ot
nnf iv,!1-".10,', " to levenue
a mnll ? "' 500 ja for court
u material n- n ti... ... ,...i.i
1 ,,,lst t0,d them he paid S15 for
'Cm'"' , Latcr', they said, he
M'aA':P 1X1 J-1-1"". I".' had
Jolm V i i Yr ,u vp 0WPU '"m.
olio Ualeda , b rother of the saloon-
tnau v.v,; ', ,,uuler 0I "' sa oou-
Ce,l L i1"'. csta"l'sl'ment. but who
custody ' not' was "scliarKeU from
CUTS THROAT
CELLAR
George
6 B. I riUi-n . !. in
h -,,,. U( , loga, vvao
Hnaent Over Change In Position
TldtiA Lowcp. forty-fivo years
the KLykk,,,0W" ' '-Ho-a because of
IUi a Sn,iMe..bjr eutti,18 ll throat
ilM. '' the yellar of his home
,-" llellevue street tn,ln-
hf'f husbrt,fr ii,Ca,ne bPclous when
"lh . ' "c1 r,tur upstairs
.'"M went i. ,h ",,"" "i""','
uroi
uroaec, oi" : "T r iu nx me
i" "in. lr"tiBR1 J ftin.d
pttcctlve
k'.n.l. . . --" -v-v..,.MV, O
" vmiuul fin. i nrfinn'.
"J,
ii ik. t-aui. wtio lives near
;' aa called , i "" '""- '
to the h a,ln' ino man was sent
Ippoit!1;,"" h" husband became
lori ..."'ter ho chanced hln ncv.l.
fJlWrMr',0 lowers had' two
-i
"'CS01' 1 "ort cYn spring, 2.3fll No. 1,
,:?Vmlpr $2 3". No. ' rcn .w.'n"i,f!"J'
W ".si? No I. red smutty. $2.80; No. 1.
"ylcKy and smutty. $2.34 The Unltd
f. V VimIii rorporRtfon'd purchases of
bl,lcj OH " ' (h0 f0 0in schedule of
, . Si' No'twheVt 8c "r No. 1, No. o
LUC UIIUC1
GLI SLAV
I VENGONO
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Un Tologramma da Belgrado
Annunzia I'Accettazione del
CompromossQ Adriatico
Published and Distributed Undtr
, t PEnMIT NO. Ml.
Authotlred hy the act of October 8,
1017, on fits at the roitoffloe of Philtv
aelphta. Pa.
a. p. nuni.EsoN. .
Postmaster Qeneral.
Parigl, 0 rebbraio. Secondo undl
'pnrclo slunto da Hclprndo al glornalc
"L'Eco dl Parigl," la Jugoslavia ac
ccttera' sublto il pioposlo compromcuso
per una sisteimuionl delle. qucRtioni
xollevatc per la dbepoaizione dci tcrri
tori .luugo la costa oiicntnle dell-Adrl-atico.
Koma, f) (ebbraio. II Prcsldcnte del
Consiglio Ou. Nittl, discutflndo la po-J
litlen ostera dcll'Italta alia Camera, ha
chieslo la sospenlone (lei lavori per
pocht piorni, dovendo egli rccarsi n I.on
dra, giovcdl", per una riunioue di Primi
Minifitri delle Potenzc Alloati. 1 On
Nittl ha detto:
"Nell'ora rritiea defla nostra sloria
e' indispcnsablle dire l'intera vcrita'.
anchrc bo do' fnrendo fosse doloroso al
cuore. I.o politica cstera bn influenza
sulla politica Interna, e le duepoliti
che biiogna quindi die armonizzino. II
rnio governo p' stato nccusato dl lc
bolezza da quelli chc Jesldcrano la rea
zioue. Tale rt-itioisino causa ditveon
tento c rende pin' ilifflcollosn l'opcra del
Eovpruo, il quale bisogna che protegga
g!i intciesi delta cgmmunita' senza cm
sertr biasimato dai scntimentl di qual
siasi gruppo. Quelli chc piu' insistet
tcro che noi cntrassimo in guerw, lcu
dono ora il peggiore servizio possibile
poiche' alrouo che dallo gucrra non ab
biamo ottenuto nulla. Bisogua rhe ram
inentiamo che desidcravamo la, guerra
soltanto per Ticnto e Trieste, p'erclo' o'
uno sbaglio be diclmno one nulla ab
biamo ottenuto quando i nostri seppi
sono stati piu' che soddisfatti." '
Mayor Unshaken
in Council Stand
Contiiiurcl flom l'jie One
nelled to do all the wotk of copjlug and
conduct the correspondence of two or
three councilmeu. It is false economy
and the Mayor is right.
"I -volunteer the poiitive assertion
that if the bill ,is emasculated the vpr.v
men responsible for it will be the first
to raise a howl. As for the old organi
zation men in Council, they aie playing
politics. They hac -suddenly turned
reformers, God save the mark."
Councilmen Develin and Burch arc
regarded as the ininnikins who aro per
forming in public while two or three
men behind the scenes are pulling the
strings, anil certain indications clinch
tho impression.
Independents, while denying any pre
ai ranged scheme, do not conceal their
indignation at what they desciibeah
the Major's indiffeicnce to their claims
for recognition.
One of the men on the side lines, who
i.s legarded as, in a measure, lesponsible
for the attitude of Develin and Burch,
has this to say about the situation :
"The fight that is being made by the
two councilmen against the Councils'
job nnd salary bill Is not a fight for
division of the offices. We ate, though,
dissatisfied and indignant at the man
ner in which we have been treated. Al
though we were responsible for the
Mayor's election, we tire ignored when
it comes doun to a discussion of ques
tions of policv in which we arc vitally
interested. The Mayor seeks council
elsewhere.
A nrnmiiipiir memhpr of our nattv '
A prominent memoei oi our P('Ji
who is a business man and not a
politician, who contributed laigely
toward carrying a certain ward, called
upon the Mayor with reference to a
minor appointmeut for one of his
friends. He was told to go and rco one
of the Mayor's adv'seis, a gentleman
with whom he had no past business or
political affiliation. He did not go, of
course.
"Our workers do not understand this,
and it is difficult for us to explain the
situation. But even that could bo over
looked were it not that in matters uf
fecting leforms in the city government
in which we have the greatest interest
we are pushed niide when it comes to
diMussinsr the subject. We fought the
battle for good government for years,
and at times when tve had no prospect
of success. We maintained a good gov
ernment otganization when the other
wings of the Republican party were
concerned only with places and were
fighting for the spoils ot office.
Wants "Public to Know the Fads -"The
public should know the facts.
I cannot speak for Councilmen Develin
and Burch. I believe that they have
assumed their present position from the
highest motives on the ground of econ
omy and municipal reform. They can
not consistently -violate tbe principles
which they have always advocated when
they were a hopeless minority iu the old
boMi-riddcu Councils."
In connection with the aboveit must
Via etnta1 Hiac tliarA nt a n.pltiin nnrts
I of it which are matters of recent his
tory. The Independents did maintain
an organization and fought battles un
der the banner of the Town Meeting
party when they had only faint ehuuees
of success.
One (solution of the vexed problem of
whnt is claimed to be a lack of repre
sentation in the inner councils of the
administration has been suggested, viz,
that ono man, conspicuous in the coun
cils of Hie Independents, be represented
in any future conferences or confabs.
This would eliminate, or ot least should,
any cause for complaint.
Mayor Moore regards these Inde
pendent claims of unfairness as wholly
untename. , in a personal letter to
every member of Council he han invited
them to call upon him and dlncuss all
questions of general interest connected
with municipal reform or the affairs of
tho administration. But this has been
ignored.
Charge Attempt to Force Mayor's Hand
Mayor Moore's advisers say that au
attempt is being mode to force his hand ;
that they have ihtimato knowledge that
a rival strategy board has been at work
with the purpose of dominating affairs
and assuming the direction of every
thing not connected with bi3 personal
policy.
This cabal, they say, is composed of
n little handful of Town Meeting men
who are seeking pcrson.il aggrandize
ment. Tho Mayor seeks to lie intpiirlinl
as among the elements contributing to
his election. However, lie does not do
siro personal relations with any man or
set of men who, while profcssin-i friend
ship, stand ready to wreck his gooil
govcrnment plans unless they are
placated and their wWlies referred to.
An additional evidence of their dc
slgus was that Councilmen Develin and
Ilurch gave not the slightest intimation
of their obstructive action until u few
hours before tbo meeting ot Council, in
which they declared their purpose to
antagonize, tho employes' bill. Tbo ad
ministration was given no opportunity
to consult with them about it.
MMntlrfU! the minority or v'ar m,nl
bers ot Council, dwplte their repeated
AMITI
BLI
EVENING PUBLIC
and feonorous declarations that tliovlTP
muim rcnui n uuiii iiiu uujur in every
nny, nave joltiru minds vltn Mcssrn.
Dcdin and llurcb. In opnoslui; the
It Is not at all certain, however, that
UiU attitude ou the part of all the
minority will he continued indefinitely.
There nre indications that point to
the ronttnry.
PABCEIi TOST
"SWEETAIR"
Ihc modern Method of
Painlei Extraction of
TEETH
"BAlrn AS M.KEP" . M
Ons to 20 teeth extracted.
Jt ttia thlnjr for ntrrftU -
-io in ftrtprn roliow in no.
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Animal Meetings
K3f THE LEHIGH COAL AND NAVIOA--t'
TION COMPANY
Philadelphia, Feb 0 1020
The Annual Meetlnc of the Stockholders
of The Lehigh Coal and Navigation Com
pany will be held at the ofTlce of the Com
fans'. 437 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia,
'a . on I ebruarj 24. 1820. at 11 o'clock
A. M. when and where an election will be
held for President and Hoard ot Managers
to sere for the ensuing ear
Copies of the Annual Report can be bad
at the Comnins's otnee on and after Feb
ruary 17. 1020.
HENRY H PEASE.
Secretary and Treasurer.
lj-3y WARWICK IRON AND STEEL
IfcS COMPANY
The Annual Meeting of the atockholde-s
of the Warwick Iron and Steel Comrany
will bo held ln tho Philadelphia otflce ot the
company. No. B23 Chestnut street. Tuesday.
I'tbruary 10, 1920. at 2 o'clock p. m.. for
the election of a board of directors, to serve
Ic tho ensuing year.
Transfer books of the rompany will clots
January 2Sth and reopen February nth,
1920. H. F. HALLMAN,
Secretary.
K35TIIE ANNUAL .MEETING OF THT
-" stockholders of Euipass Leather Co
for the election of Directors to serve for
the ensuing year and fcr the transaction of
such other business a may properly corns
before the meeting will he held at the of
fices of the Company. 9th and Westmore
land streets, Philadelphia, on Wednesday,
lebruary 1.1, 1920. at 12 o'clock noon.
(Signed)
UOLLISTER STUROES.
Secretary.
SS5ITDEITY TRUST CO.
"- Philadelphia. Jan. SO 1920
Tho stated annual meeting of the eMelc
bolder j of this company will be held at Its
office, SJ5-BJ1 Chestnut street Philadel
phia, on Tuesday, February 10, 1920. at 12
o'clock noon, for the election of a board of
alrcctors for the ensuing year, and for the
trarsactlon of such other business as may
be brought lefoie them.
JOSEPH McMORRig.
Secretary.
33ffornCE OF PHILADELPHIA
, TRUST COMTAN"
Philadelphia, January 24 1820
An Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
'his cempanjr win w Mia at their office on
reidny, February 10. 10S0. at 12 o'clock
m,. ana on io bhuo ut an -lecuc-n vtui
be held, between tho hours of 12 o'clock ra.
snd 1 o'clcck p. m.. for Directors to sero
during tbe ensuing year.
II L. McCLOY. Secretary.
BRITISH PATRIOTIC FUND
The Annual Meeting of the ahnv.
Fund will be held at St George's House,
Nineteenth and Arch streets, on Friday.
February 80th. at 8.15 P M. when all who
are interested ln the work being done by the
Fund are cordially Invited to attend
E F HARVEY.
. Secretary
K3S 1'1I1IDEI.PHIA, rEU. OTH, 1IW0.--'
The Annual Meetlnr of the stock
holders ot 'Milium Hellers & Co., Incorpor
ated, will held at the office of the Com.
pans
men lamuion at . on .Monday. Feb
16th 1020. at 11 o'clock A. M
JUSTUS II SCmVACKE.
riury
Secretarj
'KSS11 ANNUAL MEETING OF TIIE
SX VV hltc-Vt llllams Foundation for GlrN
will be held at the Church House, corner
Twelfth and Walnut streets, Tuesday. Feb
ruary 10. 11)20. at 4 P. M. '" "
MRB. LILLIAN II MANN.
Secretary
FINANCIAL
I'lIILADELTlIIA, NOTICK HEALED
proposals will be received until 3 o'clock
p, m. of Hrcond Month (February) 13th, 1020,
at the office of The Provident Life and Tru4
Company of Philadelphia, Pa.. No. 409
Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.. Trustee, for
the sale to them of all or any part of so
many bonds ot SI 000 each ot the Lehigh
Coal and Navigation Company Funding and
Improvement Mortgage! as the sum of $21,
066 56. applicable to the Sinking Fund, will
pay for, in accordance with the terms of the
deed ot trust made by the said company to
the said Trustee, dated June 25, 1898,
Lowest bids at a price less than 105 and
accrued Interest within the number stated,
will h accepted, the parties offering them
advised at once, and pasment be made on
surrender and transfer of tbea bonds with
Federal Income Tax OwnershlD Certificates
for accrued Interest on Second Month (Feb
ruary) t. 1020. Interest on the bonds so
accepted win cease on -eoraary 14, lusty.
I
aerial numoei- 01 cwnua onerea must be
specified In prop sals.
The trustfe reserves tho right to reject
any or all bids not satisfactory to said
trustee. The offers of bidders unknown to
the trustee must be accompanied by satis
factory references
Should two or more holders bid the same
lowest price, the number of bonds taken
from each will be as nearly as practicable,
pro rata.
Proposals, should be indorsed "Proposals
for tbe Sale ot Bonds of the Lehigh Coal and
Navigation Company," and addressed to
. ,. .AJ5A s- WING, President,
Provident Life A Trust Co. of Philadelphia.
409 Chestnut st,. Philadelphia. Pa.
PHILADELPHIA IIYDRO-KLECTRIO CO.
Sinking Fund Notice
Sealed proposals for the sale to Fidelity
Trust Company. Subtsltuted Trustee under
Trust Agreement of the Philadelphia Hydro
Electric Company, doted January 1. 1009.
of Five thousand dollars (J5000). face value,
ot the rive per cent bonds Issued under said
Trust Agreement at a price not to exceed
lOVi'e of the face value thereof, will be
received nt the office of the said Fidelity
Trust Company. Substituted Trustee. S2J
3S1 Chestnut Street .Philadelphia, until
Thursday, March 4th, 1920. at 12 o'clock M
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY.
. Substituted Trustee.
Win P Gest. President.
Philadelphia, January SO, 1020
THE AArINSURANrH COMPANY
rd r-'na5ea.1?hU",r",
. January 20, i9o
In conformity with the law of Pennsyl.
vanla. approved 22d ot June. 1B1T th.
stockholders of The Alliance Insurance Com.
pany of Phlladelphl are hereby notified that
the privilege to exercise their right to sub
scribe to the increased capital stock of this
rompany at $15 per share wilt expire on
February 4. 10J0. "" on
Stock not subscribed for and tsken on
that date may be sold and disposed ot by the
Board of Directors
JOHN KREMEIt. Stcrstarr.
r.'. ' 1 .
Special Notice
SINKING FUND OF ROANOKE RAILWAY
& ULKOTIUU CO. CO.NSOL. b. V Si.
HUE 11)33. '
Pursuant to terms of the Mortgage ot the
Roanoke Railway fc Electrlo Company to the
HEAL ESTATE TRUST COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA. Trustee, dated Feb. 2
1903. to secure an Issue of $760,000 Consoli-
oaieu Jtiurtsasv uv uiua, ulcers oi said
Bonds at not over par and Interest sufficient
to absorb the sum of 18410.77, now In the
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LEj)GEK PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY,
YOU STUTTER .
OR STAMMER
l Wll rtelleve Tou. .
TKHTIMONMI.S ON lir.QIHWT
UALI r.VKMNOB on H1JNHAV
TEBAfS ItKARONAIH.R
JOHN W. JERMYN
109 N. 20T1I HTIIBET
I Camden, IN. J.
PAitTyranirw
liDWAIin n. NMITII A COMPANY
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
Notice Is hereby elven that the partner
ship heretofore existing between KobertPj
Cregar. Albert L. Smith, William Alden
Pratt. Thomas Newhall, Frederick Seagrave
and lladcllffe Cheston, Jr.. carrying on busi
ness under the firm name bf Edward II,
Smith 4 Conipony. at 1411 Chestnut btreet,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and 30 Pin
Street, City of New York and State of New
York, and elsewhere, has been dissolved by
mutual consent as oc "a '. y "fc ecu.
ruary, 1920. R0BKJVp p crtnOAR,
ALJIEIIT I SMITH,
WII.l.lAM AI.OEN PRATTr
THOMAS NEWIIAI.I..
' rmiDERIClC SCAOHAVE,
ItADOMFFE CHESTON. Jr.
EDWARD II. HMIT1I & COMPANY
Kntlnn la berehv crlven that the. under
signed have formed a copartnership In pur
suance of the lawa ot the State of Pennsyl
vanla to carry on business under the firm
name of Edward II. Smith & Company at
No. 1411 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania ana 3 I'ine sireei. uity oi
New York State of New York, and else
where, the partners In which nrm are i
Hobert P Cregar, Albert E Smith. Mm-.
Ited, and Albert E Smith, General: Had-1
cllffe Cheston. Jr , Charles S. Chston and
Albert H Marckwald. Tho said firm will
tarry on the business heretofore conducted
by tho former firm of Edward II. Smith A
Company, of Philadelphia and Now York,
which has been dissolved.
ROBERT P. CFtEOAR. ,
ALBERT I. SMITH.
RADCI.1FFK CHESTON. Jr..
CHARLES S. UtSolUH,
AL.HEKT II. MARCKWALD.
February 1st. 1020.
LEGAL ADVERTISroiENTS
lC3S TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
z' Notice Is hereby given that suit
has been instituted ln the United States
District Court for the Eastern District of
Pennsylvania by tho United States, to tbe
the use of John R. Llveier, as of December
Session. 1019, No 0032, against William
LlnKer and Benjamin Linker, trndlne as
JVIlUnm Linker Company, and Max Lip
sclintr and Max Rothsteln, upon the bond of
said defendants, given to the United States
Government under a contract between the
Navy Department and said William Linker
Company for an extension to the Emer
crciev IlArmekH. Phllnilelnhla. Navy Yard.
Suown as Contract 2024. All persons or
ttfimnanlen furalnhtnc. lihnr or material '
upon said contract are permitted and hereby j
nudum iv intervene in bucii hw,u
the Court mv order, In accordance with
Federal Act of February 24, 1003. C. 77S,
amending Act of August 13. 1)194. C. 280.
F. F. DICKERMAN.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
500 West End Trust Bldg.
LOST AND POUND
BREASTPIN Lost round solid gold breast
pin with round ball-shaped center. Tuea
dav In West Philadelphia on the wav to
B2rt et Reward If returned to 5S29 Caroen
lerst BRIEr CASE Lost, black brief case. Sat-
urdas afternoon In Glmbels' store, reward
If returned Wpodland r,7r,8 R
CAT Lost, large white tomcat vlclnlrv of
York and N Gratz sts answers to name
of Pete Reward If returned to 2416 N Gratr,
HANDBAG Lost Saturday, about noon, on
Chestnut or Walnut St.. square, brown
leather handbag silk lining, containing
brown suede purse and little less than $10.
also P. and R timetable to Jenklntown and
Glenside small silver Swiss watch and other
articles, reward offered for return. C -21.
Leda-er Office
POLICIES Lost or mislaid, perpetual Are
policies Nos 14.146-47-48 14310-41-42 of
the Insurance Co of tho States of Pennsyl
vania. In the name uf Augusto Soedlng.
covering premises 1310-12-14-13-10-17 Selt
zer St.. Philadeluhla Application has been
made for the Issue of duplicate policies.
Clara Ericsson. Oustnv Soedlng. Jr., execu
tors under Hie will ot Aususte Sotdinc, 208
S 12th st Philadelphia.
DOG LoBt. Boston bulldog, brlndle. white
neck, name "Buddv". license 120. Re
turn to E. E. Walling. 6715 Lincoln Drive.
Oermantown. Thone Germantown 4265 w
Reward.
TEETH Lost false teeth unper.plate gold
and rubber reward C 312 Ledger Oftlce
HELP WANTED PEMALE (
AN EXCELLENT POSITION
$12 pel week to stall
$13 in four weeks
Extra pay for evening and night work
Rapid advancement
Splendid arrangements for recreation
Bes' meals at little cost
Protection against loss ot pay
In caso of Illness
without coat to you
Free medical advice
Call to see or write to
Miss Stevenson
1631 Arch at
ARTISTS wanted, experienced on silk, linen
nnd parchment shades P 717. Ledger Off
BOOKKEEPER
The Public Ledger Co. desires tbs
services ot un experienced book
keeper APPLY CTH AND CHESTNUT STS.
ASK TOR K U. WEIST
BOOKKEEPER to take entire charge of double-entry
set of books, an exceptional po
sition for a capable and reliable person
f 313 Ledger Office. i
CLERK 1
The Public Ledger Co desires a 1
soung woman with high school edu
cation or its equivalent who is good '
at figures and who has some execu-
APPLY 0 TH AND CHESTNUT STS '
ASK FOR V. B WICT I
CLERK In office ot large corporation, good
salars. snort nouro -nu t-Aceiienc oppor
tunity for advancement: state age and ex-
perlence P 405. Ledger Dfi'os.
COOKING, downstairs vwirlr, and waiting.
white girl, experience: small family; good
wages. Phone Germantown 1250 W.
COOK WANTED, white. Call 1S17 N
Broad .
OIRL wanted to do light housework and
assist with children Phone Narherth .I..'.
DICTAPHONE OR ED1PHONE
OPERATORS
We have still remaining a few positions
which call for experienced operators to do
expert work, we pay the highest salaries in
the city, and If you are this kind of an
operator, you owe It to sour ability to come
and a9c,yFl-IH PUBLISHING Co.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 7th & Sansom- sts.
BELL TELEI'ijONE OPERATING
OFFERS AN OPPORTUNITY
IO WORK AT A CENTRAL OFFICE
NEAR YOUR HOME
HOURS ARE SHORT
aTTRACTIVB SURROUNDINGS
HOT LUNCHES AT LOW COST
TWE7.VE DOLLARS A WEEK
DURINO FIRST FOUR WEEKS. THEN
$13 AND RAPID ADVANCEMENT
PERMANENT POSITIONS
ANNIVERSARY PAYMENTS '
SICK BENEFITS VACATION WITH TAT
COME IN AND TALK IT OVER -ANY
WET.KDAY 0 A. M TO 7 P, M.
ASK FOR MISS STEVENSOtf
FIRST FLOOR. 1631 ARCH ST.
THE BELL TELEPHONE CO OF PENNA.
COOK wanted, white; one who will assist
with housework: no washing: a In family;
very desirable position; everything modern
and pleasant Phone Overbrook 8600.
DICTAPHONE
OR ED1PHONE OPERATORS
Are you getting what's coming to you!
Expert work Is worth good money
W pay t
We havo a lob for you
Think this over
Come see us
CURTIS PUBLISHING CO.
Employment Oftlce, '7th and 8-naom sti,
t
help w Anted female i
COnSHT FITTEP.3. EXPKnlENCBD
APP1.Y HUUEAU OP r.MI'IXJYMENr
WANAMAICEU'S
FEBDUH8 on power dlo stamping presses.
E4 Hansom st . fourth floor.
OIRLS WANTED
OOOD PAY EXTRA UONUS
For clean, llaht
factory lospectlnr
CONaETJIAE REFINED GIRLS
t to tvork with .
Pleasant surroundings
Matron in attendance
RECREATION ROOM
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
Rut alrls must not be under
10 veara of age
Apply at once
ATLAS HALL CO.
4ih st and Ulcnwood ave.
OIRLS WANTED
Desirable positions ore open In our packing
depaitment for girls over 18 sears of ace,
14 per week to start: clean, light wcrU,
pleasant hours, rest rooms.
Apply
FRANKLIN SUGAR REFINING CO.
Employment oaice
I'ool of Reed street.
OIRLS TO LEAIN
Opportunity to make
good wagea from the start
PAPER HOXES
MILLER'S
42 York ac between 4th and nth
aboxe Willow office second floor.
GIRLS WANTED
16 to IS, for light clean factory work
- Good wages, steady work
PIONEER SUSPENDER CO.
315 N 12th st , sixth floor
100 GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN
TOP. PACKING- AND MISCELLANEOUS
WORK; EXPERIENCE NOT NECES
SARY. GOOD PAY AND PLEASANT
SURROUNDINGS, 8-HOUR DAY
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
1301 GLENWOOD AVE.
GIRLS AND WOMEN We have jut In
stalled another new lot rf machines, olso
enldrged our assembling departments, now
l,t the opportune time for sou to secure
steady work with a modern, op-to-date.
growing- concern, experience not necessary,
good pay for htlnnr, with rapid advance
ment: take elevated, turface or subway car
to 32d st. cutlcn Apply factory office.
H T Palsle Co 3201 Arch st
wanted lo work in wallpaper f-ctorv;
good wages t-rhool privileges, good op
portunity for advancement.
BECKER SMITH . PAGE
Water and Snyder.
GIRLS' over 16 ears steadv position: good
wages 48-hour week Frledberger-Aaron
Mfg Co . 4000 N J 8th st near Wayne Jet
GIRLS wanted for shopwork
Budd Manufacturing Co ,
Hunting Park ave.
Apply Ed G
25th st and
HOUSEKEEPER, working, wanted, suburbs:
3 In fimily, no laundry work. Address
P 610 Ledger Office ,
HOUSEKEEPER for small family hotel:
must be good worker and capable of han
dling, help, in answering state ape and ex
perience, wages $40 per month; board and
room P 817 Ledger Office
LAUNDRESS white, wanted first 3 da-s of
week. Call S E cor. Seminole and Hart
well or phone Chestnut Hill 410.
MENDERS on white and colored cloth for
men's wear. Shelbourne Mills. H and
Westmoreland sts
MILLINERY SALESWOMEN'
EXPERIENCED IN HANDLING
HK'.Il-ORADE MERCHANDISE
APPLY BUREAU OP EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
NIOHT TELEPHONE OPERATORS
We have places for a number of soung
women between the ages of 21 and 28
lor nteht work as Bell Telephone
Operators.
Special high rates of pay are offered
for this work.
Surroundings afe excellent, comfortable
rest rooms; good meals at low cost.
See Miss Stevenson, first floor
Bell Parkway Bids.. 1631 Arc'i L
0 a m. to 7 p m. weekdays
TAPER BOXES
Experienced girls on
COVERING MACHINES
and
rURNEP.S-IN
pplv Otflce. second floor
45J York ave
between Ith and 5th above Willon
1
SPOOLERS on cotton and mercerized
arn. big wage worth whll to Inves
tigate, steads work. 4Miour week
Frledberser- Varon Mfg 'o.. 1600 N
1Mb st neai Was ne Junction
SPOOLERS, experienced on carpet varn pre- 1
ferred; will take otheri If satisfactory 1
Bush & Diamond, Jafcper and Ontarlu sts ,
STENOGRAPHER wanted In office of manu. 1
facturlng plant on l'nderwood machine,
hours 8 30 a m to 1 p m 1 hour noon,
steadv nosltlon state experience, reference
and salarv expected Protestant preferred 1
R 73 P O Box SMKI '
STENOGRAPHER Christian, with general
sales office experience in equipment or
machinery line, 'or permanent position with
excellent prcrptcts l.akewood Engineering
Co . 1014 .Vlderer Bldg
STENOGRAPHER nnd ts-pewrlter; high
school graduate, must he experienced.
Williams. Brown Earle. Inc , 818 Chest-
nut at.
STENOGRAPHER First lass tsoist with
some knowledge of sh. rtlmtid for profes
s'onal office Applv fit.' W irhernpoori Uldg
STENOGRAPHER. experienced, familiar
with general office work state age. ex
perlence. etc. B 925. Ledger Office.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR for private branch
exchange, must be able m operate type
writer APPls to Mr a honelrf Haeder
Adamsoif Co , Richmond it snd Allegheny
ave
1 YP1ST EXPERIENCED
APrLY BUREAU or EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
TYPISTS, thoroughly ev-perlenced. for v;rit
Ing checks, beginning Feb II; $3 ner day.
temporary. Apply personally. 162. R.ai
Estate Trust Bldg
THE AMERICAN PULLEY CO.
4200 WISSAHICK0N AVE.
WANTS
FEMALE OPERATORS
SMALL ASSEMBLING
AND PUNCH PRESSES
APPLY
AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE!
WAITRESSES
1T)R LUNCH COUNTER
EXPERIENCE NOT NEOEHRAil-r
APPLY HnA,A?;AMPUTMKNT
A.U OF
MAMA
,
FEBRUARY 9, 1920
HELP WANTED FEBLAXE
WEAVERS on tape and learners for all
work: good pay and bonuses; steady ana
light work. 2224 N. 0th st.
WINDERS Prefer those having experience
on carpet yarn: steady work: jrood pay.
nusn mamonci, jacper and oniario bis
WOMAN wanted for cooking and downstairs
wok, roreign or American, i'rotesiani: no
laundry: salary ISO ty-r month: small family:
Main Line Address C 311, Ledger Office.
WOMEN TOR cr.EANINO
DAY AND NIOHT WORIC
APPLY UllUEAU OF EMPIX3YMENT
WANAMAKER'S
YARN INSPECTORS Wanted, il experi
enced yarn Inspectors; steady work: good
wages Apply Grlswold -Worsted Co , Darby.
Pennsylvania.
YOUNG LADY to do nilng and general cleri
cal work. Apply AJax Metal Co. Frank
ford ave. and Rlchmonl st.
YOUNO WOMEN AS
CASHIERS AND INSPECTOR"".
EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
General
YOUNO WOMEN, 18-45, desiring government
clerkships, $100 mo write for free par
ticulars exams John Leonard1, formor Civil
Hs c. Exam. 562 Equitable uldg . Wash'n,
EARN J25 wtckly spare time, writing for
newspapers, msgartnes; exp unnec; details
free Press Syndicate. 134, St. Louis. Mo
BUSINESS SERVICE CO 1114 Land Title.
11KPRS.; STENOGS CLERKS, J7S0-130O
HELP WANTED MALE
ATTENDANTS WANTED APPLY TO SU
PERINTENDENT. PIIII.A OENERAL
HOSPITAL 34TH AND PINE hTS
ARTISTS wanted, experienced on silk, linen
ni.d parchment Shanes P 718, Ledger
Office.
BINDER wanted, one who tan forward and
nnisn, o-nc-ur ciav, state wages expected
Applv at once The H C Cook Company,
printers and hinders Steubenvllle, O
BOLTMAKER for Acme and Merrlmon ma
rhino 72c an hour, state age. Pullman
Car Shops, Wilmington Del
BOOKKEEPER, competent double-entry:
state age. experience, salary desired, ref-
erence. P 414. Ledger Office
BOY. OVER 16 ACTIVE INTELLIGENT
AND AMBI riOUS, TO LEARN ADVER
TISING AND SELLING: EXCELLENT
?Ka.n$,JS.EPa.advncement IN PAT
4ND POSITION APPLY AFTER 2 30 P.
r..J"P ln WESCOTT. ADVERTISING
DEPT PUBLIC LEDGER. OTH AND
CHESTNUT ,-,-... u a.i.
BOY wanted for "neral work ln large
office, excellent future for boy with In
itiative and ambition. Applv eighth flooi,
American Mores Co . 406 Noble st
BOYS
We paj our boys from 113 to J1, per
week, steady work: good opportunity.
Apply at once. Becker, Smith &. Page,
water and Snsder ave.
I
BOYS OVER 1 YEARa OF AGE AS
APPRENTICES
TN UPHOLSTERY FACTORY
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
BRIGHT BOY
The Public Uedger desires a boy
over 10 years of age, to learn ac-
ountlng good chance fcr a bright
bov
APPLY OTH AND CHESTNUT TS.
ASK FOR MR E B W1EST
BUTLER and houseman wanted experienced
white man, tvvo adults and child In family.
T........-1,, ., .,,-,, tJVU yjlLl or pn cjgontz saf
CHEMIST -Chemist, as assistant tn ralnr.
. ..A?Dly Passaic Print Works, Pas-
silr N J
CLERK wanted, with knowledge of nrv.
keeping in manufacturing office; state
age. experience nnd salary expected. P 734
Ledger Office.
COLORED PORTER for ceneral mill work.
Irledberger. Aaron Mfg. Co , 4600 N. 18th
st near Wayne Junction.
DET.UI.ERTRACE.RS
Opportunities available for exper
ienced men or recent technical grad
uates, machine deaign or general
engineering drafting; opportunity
only limited by man's ability; single
men prefeired. between 20 and 30
3 caps.
FACTORY OFFICE EMPLOYMENT DEPT
THE GOODYEAR TIRE AND RUBBER
COMPANY.
aKRON. OHIO
UHAt-ia.viKA wanted. 2 marine tnglnl
draftsmen, accustomed to pipe work, pref
erably those exp on oil tanker. Apply In
person to Merchant Shipbuilding- Corpora
tlon Front arm Ke'lln sts . Chester Pi
DRA PTSMEN Wa nted. at, once, experienced
mechanical draftsmen, prefer men familiar
with electric, traveling crane desi-n aSI
Bids10 " E Gre'en 6n3 ReM '" Ti
DrUFrx-MAN with mechanical and struc-
ur-al exper : steady position for ma with
-i'i",' sta'iualifications and salarj. p
706 Ledger Office. -
V.DvvAKD G BUDD MFG. CO.
ha position open
for the following
HUNCH AND TLOOR HAVI)
MILLWRIGHTS AND REPAIRMEN
(nlghtl
DIEMAKERS
PUNCH PRESS HANDS
(night)
LABORERS
Xpplv Emplosment Bureau
JM'H .1 HUNTING PARK AVE.
ENGINEER wanted to run stationary en
gine in manufacturing plant, give age
experience leference and wages desired Y
74 P O Box 3470
ENGINEERS WANTED Young men. lech
nl. al graduates for testing work Annlv
Mr Charls B Buerger. Atlantic Refining
C!i3 ii. Passsunk av, e Phllailelphljk
ENGINEER wanted 8 hours' work. eoii
Chestnut st 2d floor.
FEEDERS on power die stamping-presseT
804 fansoin st fourth floor "".
I OREMAN In large composing room In V
growing prosperous city In Ohio, modern
plant, emploslng all cVisses of help cata
logue job book and advertising work must
ho flrrl-rlasi, executive and understand the
printing business thoroughly nonunion ii
VJJ Ledger Office mo"' M
ltiREMA.N wanted to manage a gray iron
foundrs on a pic.nt--riaring basis, with
guaranteed sulars number of men employed
.10, a first-class mechanic comiietent to
handle labor piecework and otherwise, can
make good connectl ,11 Address "A" m
6.0 Ledger Ortlce -
FOREMEN, electric, experienced on overhead
line construction and maintenance, must
he capable of laylnn out line extension, trans
former banks nnd service tonnectlon ln re
ply state salars desired P 733, Ledger Office.
FOREMAN for staklns machine dent in
glased kid leather factors J J O'Con
nor. 627 Summe r st . Lv n n Ma ss
FREE TO EX-SERVICE .MEN
THE
BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
CENTRAL Y M C A
PLENTY OF JOBS OPEN
For technical, drafting selling and clerical
work apply 142t Arch st
For hoi. shipyard shipping and labor
work applv 110 N 15th st
Free employment service and vocational
counseling to all
ex eervlee men
FURNITURE FINISHERS
EXPERIENCED ON FINE FUHN'ITURK
APPLY WANAMAKER'S FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE
22D AND WASHINGTON AVE
rtlRNITURE . riNISHKRS
EXPERIENCED ON FINE FURNITURE
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
GLASS CUTTERS Wanted several first
class plate glasa cutters Tor largo modern
mirror plant In New York cits, high wages
and splendid working conditions Apply
Joseph Roshklnd, 300 Colonial Trust Bldg.
13th -nd Market sis. Phlla. P Lae '
JAPANNER. one who can mix Japan han
dle oils, do baking and supervise dipping
and straining of small parts, also super
vise small working force Apply at once
Miller Lock Co . 453.1 Tsconv st . Frankford
LABORERS wanted, long lobi steady work
Apply on job. Sears-Roebuck operation.
Irwin - Letghton. rratractors. Roosevelt
Boulevard and Asylum Pike. Take, Frank
ford cat, transfer on 75 to Oakland Cera,
LAUNDRY
SHIRT IRONERS AND
STOCK WORK
APPLY MARKET STREET LAUNDRY
A 1S0U FILBERT (j--'1"'"
HELP WAT-TED MALE
LABORERS, skilled, BO; good wages; 8-hour
day; Saturday 4 hours. Apply In person.
Immediately, Krankford Arsenal,
LAUNDRY
WOMEN TO WRAP PACKAOEB. ALSO
WOMEN WHO HAVE HAD LAUN
DRY EXPERIENCE TO
WORK PART TIME
APPLY MARKET BTREET LAUNDRY
1308 FILBERT ST,
f
LINEMEN Experienced electric light line
men, 03c per hour, 0 hours per dayi steady
work all leflr round; give names of S last
employers, I' 782. Ledger Office,
MACHINISTS AND HOILERMAKERS
WANTED HY THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILROAD APPLY TO J. R
GOULD, SUPERINTENDENT MOTIVE
POWER, RICHMOND, VA.; H. M IIROWN.
puvi a urrjiiii ixji irtii i. iiuti aiv; avui
W. VA.. OR W. P. HODSON, MASTER
MECHANIC COVINGTON. KENTUCKY.
MAN Wanted, white married man on farm:
must be able to do all kinds of farm work;
good wages; house rent free and numerous,
privileges The Rehobeth. Farm, Devon, Pa.
MEN FOR SWEEPING
AND PORTER WORK
DAT AND NIOHT
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
-WANAMAKER'S .
MEN experienced, to distribute advertising.
rdoney advanced each night. Apply 0 45
a m . 206 N. Front.
MONOTYPE CASTER Man to operate one
machine, must not bo oer 25 years old;
permanent position: state wage wanted, non
union plant located In a city ln the Central
States: M f23. Ledger Office,
MILLWRIGHTS B0 erecting millwrights
wanted: highest wages. 8-hour day; Sat-
urday 4 hours. Apply ln person, immediately,
l'rankford Arsenal.
NIGHT WATCHMAN
NO OTHER DUTIES INVOLVED
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
OPPORTUNITY
Man 2" to 30 must have a good education,
some business experience nnd desire to learn
selling, one wno realizes mat tne successful
man never started at the tOD: this In not a.
Job but an opportunity, a well-known Phlla.
ueipma nrm imanuiaciureraj wants on or
two men to learn Its business; give concise,
full information In application, C 207.
Ledger OITIce.
rORTER. white, for general mill work
Frledberger-Aaron Mfg. Co , 4600 N. 18th
si . near wayne junction.
PORTERS FOR FURNITURE FLOOR
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
RAZOR GRINDERS wanted for new or re
pair work, good opportunity Address
Koken Cos St. Louis, Mo
REFRACTING OPTICIAN to take charge of
department: must be exp. fitter, good
chance for advancement C 302 Ledjfer Off
SALESMAN PREFERABLY OS'E WHO IS
hAjni. An nun ijriAiHfjH Hri.T.
INO FOR POWER TRANSMISSION, BUT
FIRST OF ALL A REAL BAI.ESVtlM
WHO ITAB FAITH IN HIS OWN ABILITY
TO PRODUCE. TO SUCTIA MAN WE CAN
OFFER A GENUINE OPPORTUNITY. AP-
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PLICATIONS WILL BE HELD IN HTRICT
CONFIDENCE 1.AURENCE BELTINO
CO . 149 N 4TII ST
SALESMAN1 for selling light gray Iron cast
'.naa. bronze, brass nnd aluminum cast
ings, on a commission basi M 521, Ledger
Office
SALESMAN
FLOOR COVERINGS
To cover eastern Pennsslvanla. ex
cept Philadelphia, must be well
known to the furniture, department
and general store trade, own car
and be willing to make the small
as well as large towns: prefer mail
at present In similar position; this
position should net around $6000
annualls'.,
Write If. E Small
The Texo'eum Co 200 Fifth ave.
New York
SCREW MACHINE OPERATORS. 26. Apply
In person, immediately. Frankford Arsenal.
WATCHMAN, permanent position for ex
service man Uvlnir In Camden or vi
cinity: must have local reference, which will
, near investigation .ppiy employment ue-
1 nartment North Yard New York Ship-
liulldlng Corp . Camden, N J
WATCHMAN night for large manufacturing
plant, give references necessary to have
knowledge of boilers and engines J 159
1 Ledger Blanch 15th nnd Moore sts.
I YOUNG MAN. bright lor general clerical
1 work, must be able to operate typewriter.
pply to Mr. Schof.eld. Baeder-Adamson Co.,
( Richmond st. and Allegheny ave
YOliN'G MAN high school graduate good
chance for advancement Williams. Brown
.1 Earle 918 Chestnut st
I
Oeneral
OREENEWALD S
Hlalf-CLA?S EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
ENOINEERINO DEPARTMENT
This week the -nglneering dept hue- had the
call some unusual good offers for tech
niial and college men Recent graduates
considered
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS
Familiar with power-plant Installation and
equipment
APPRAISAL ENGINEERS
Familiar with the appraisal and valuation
of equipment and machtners'
COMBUSTION ENGINEERS
Familiar with large machinery, power-plant
design stokers furnaces, etc . also engineer
experien.ed with oll.burnlng equipment
PLANT ENGINEERS
ramlliar with power and industrial plant
work Installation, equipment pipe and ma
chln.rv lavout work Woodworking and
nyeclal machlneis hoists convesors steel
design etc
DRAFTSMEN
Mechanical struct architectural electrical
large power plants, industrial and mfg
plants engineers offices wages up to $30OO
yearlv for experienced draftsmen
SUPERINTENDENTS AND FOREMEN
Foreman sheet metal and roofing company
foreman small mfg plant, aupt of service
shop garage repair foreman expert motor
repairman
SALES DEPARTMENT
Sullclts applications from a well trained
well-recommended reputable class of sales
men and aalesmanitgors several attractive
openings now listed with salaries ranging
from $3000 to $10,001) and $12,000 yearly
applicants must prove u clean record and
have' mfg or commodlts exp. good branch
tuanirger's positjon open no commission
proposition no bond or stock sales positions
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT
The unusuulls heavs esrollment ln our busi
ness dept necessitates our limiting appilca
tlona for a short while We will accept a,
few more applications from strictly high
class office executives, men and women with
good business experience and good creden
tlals. sects Juniors and seniors cost and
production men office mars and arcts head
bookkeeper three very attractive secretarial
and correspondents' positions open for either
men or women, knowledge of shorthand es
sentlal highest wages to men or women of
proven nbllits east secy tn emplosment
mgr and correspondence head, good wages
to high-grade wotifctn
Information blank and booklet gratis Ab
solutely no enrollment charges No rhargo
of any description unless placed Established
same locality slnco 1HD7 Both Phones Ap
plications from local residents onls. 250
S Uth st
HISINESS SERVICE CO. 1114 Land Title.
Ac'CTS Seniors, Fubllo firms. IJttoo up.
ARCHITECTS Sunt, llldg ConsL $2600
HKPRS Bank. Office. Factory 120-40
CLERKS Cost Stock Oeneral $20-25
DESIONERS DFAFTSMAN Convey mchy
ENGINEERS Combustion boilers it stoker.
$j4(ki-8(,0. Industrial $5000
SALESMEN -lllih grade men Belting,
Holler parklni. Tires Electrlo mining
maths' Industrial Eng Service.
STENOGRAPHERS Various lines to $1860.
av'i i ec-cc ciiop .vecen . nisnt aaiino.
MEN AND LADIES WANTED TO LEARN
BARBERINC1 -awi
World's most profitable trade; quickly
learned, day or evening class: write for rata.
losoie. THICITT RARRER SCHOOL. 228 n!
9tn st.. Thl adelphla, Pa, '
EARN lliO MON-Y
Do laths work, auto repair. mcranlcal and
lectrical driving or stors.se battery work:
wa
Irani men, on practical imei.
iladelphia, Mechanical. Kleotc School.
Call Mi-618 Brawn; t Jta,
Phi
"V LI
2S
HELP WANTED MALE
Oeneral
HAILWAT trafflo inspectors wanten. 111! at
month and expenses to atnxtj short hoars,
travel, S months' home study onder sruar
antes: w get you position; no ass limit: ask
for booklet. N SS0. Standard Dullness
Training Inst,. Buffalo, Tt. T.
EARN S23 weekly, spare time, writing (or
newspapers, raagaslnes: exp. unnec. S details
free. Press Syndicate. 3G1. St. Louis, Mo
AGENTS
WORKING FOR UNCLE SAM offers oppor
tunities for advancement and permanent
occupations apparent nowhere else: new list
of positions MR S77 Is ready; It may con
tain the very place you want. Write me and
I'll send It FREE. Earl Hopkins. Wash.
inrton. D. C.
AOENTS Quick sales, big profits: outfit
free, ra-sh or credit: sales In pverv home
for our high lass line orf pure food products,
soaps, perfumes toilet articles, etc. Write
todav for money-making nlans. American
Products Co., 343 American llldg.. Cln
rlnnatl. O
GO INTO BUSINESS: make bur money-! we
start sou manufacturing and seltln
"Famous Southern Pralines." new buslneis
enormous profits: tremendous demand:
wonderful ooportunltv. Southern Candy
Co. H int. New Orleans, T.a
TRUSTWORTHY women earn aplendfd spare
time Incomes Introducing guaranteed Prls-
rllla Tabrics hosiers', underwear: everybodv
Interested: substantial profits: beautiful
samples turn. 1 iizcnenes, incor., Trenton,
N J.
WIDE-AWAKE MAN to take charge of our
local trade. $4 to 35 a day steady, no ex ,
nerJence required, nav starts nt once. WrIM
today American Products Co.. 344 Amer
lean Bldg . Cincinnati O
MAN to work this city reftnlshlnr chande
liers nrass neae, automoDiies, py new
method: $10 dally without capital or ex
perience. Write Gunmetal Cc, IBS Elm,
Decatur. Ill
SALESMEN lnexperlenc-d or experienced.
city or traveling Write for list of lines
and full particulars Address National
Salesmen Traveling Association, Dept. 453,
Chicago III
HAVE YOU JOS' We raise hogs for you
feed and breed giving you half the profits,
hank reference, write for full particulars
Blrdhaven, 002 Kansas City Life. Kansas
ritv Mo
AGENTS. 50 to J7fi a week representing
71
ored neckwear, particulars free. E. I..
Kelaer Co . Palmer Bldg Detroit Mich.
WB WILL start you ln the cleaning and
rlvotnir huntneas: little caDltal needed: htz
profits, write for booklet. The Ben-Vonrte
System. Dept. 411. Charlotte. N C.
AGENTS Make a dollar an hour, sell
Mendets, a patent patch Instantly mends
leaks lii all utensils sample free, Mendoc
ra, Amsterdam N Y
CHEWING GUM Pop irrape and spearmint
pacKS. DBll cum iieimet co . Cincinnati,
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
ADVERTISING, detail or clerical work;
young married man would like to devote
several hours 3 or 4 nights a week In an
effort to offset the II. C, of L Address
M 428. Ledger Office.
CHAUFFEUR, colored exp , desires position;
rets Phone former employer, Pres 544.1
YOUNG MAN, Pelrce School student, wants
work after school and Saturday all dy,
would prefer position in center of city,
C 211. Ledger Office
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
WELL-RECOMMENDED Trench nursery
maids, cooks, butlers, couples, chauffeurs
wanted, first, second cooks, kitchen maids
number ot maids for ladles, children, cham
ber, dtnlng-room, parlor; small apartment
accommodated laundress. Mrs. Harvey. 1010
Rlttenhouse,
DO YOU NEED A CHAUFFEUR
for private or commercial cars? We supply
competent, reliable men at reasonable wages
with out cost to you. Apply to Mr. Paxton.
614 Brown st Phone Market aSBW
MR? NICHOLLS 23G S. 20th st, First-
class butlers, chauffeurs, want pos,;
wanted, cooks, waitresses, chambermaids,
parlormaids, nurses, French govern . ladles'
maids, housemaids. r
WANTED At Episcopal Ortlce. 312 S 12th
st . cookB, waitresses, nurses, chamber
maids STORAGE AND MOVING
Dougherty & Sons Storage
Get our special rate for moving by our reli
able and careful men. Call Poplar 4",R
Kesstone, Park. 11.1, nignt pnone uia 5852
TERMINAL ANDwi?B0Ff ,.
Columbia, and Sydenham sts , local and long
distance moving by courteous, experience
men: clean dust-proof rooms for turnlturs;
let us estimate. Phone D'amond 4472
VICTORY STORAGE ,
5"06 Filbert Phone Belmont 4G70 for
estimate. Plerce-Arrow vans
FIDELITY TIREPROOF WAREHOUSE
1,1 1117-19 MARKET ST.
"OTH CENTURY Stoiage Warehouse. anstT.
" lutely fireproof, spec, piano, paint's &. rug
rms Plerce-Arrow vans used 3120 Market.
MONARCH STORAGE CO. 3870 LANCA8-
-.A-ivri T.nve-niSTANCE MOVINO.
LONG-DISTANCE MOVING,
lAVIl..."
MACHINEB Y AND TOOLS
ELECTRIC MOTORS
TWO PHASE
ViP' Gen Efec" .... Volts Type Speed
42 ace.tgh New 50. 221) KQ 1200
7. Westgh New 60'
2-'l) t'S 11 fill
220 CS 1740
220 1741)
2JO KQ 120O
220 1800
220 CS 1 1 "l
220 1730
220 KCJ 1 2011
-'JO 11. 8V
220 KQ l.'OO
440 IIP 1140
21'0 II 18011
2211 (' 1120
221) c ? SH-.
2J0 KQ 1200
-JO 10 720
2211 1 sun
2-'0 1 M 870
2211 1 S 08
220 Cr, llfli(
2J0 90')
220 CS 1170
22H CS 870
220 S 1170
220 CS 870
221) C 8311
22il CX 1 1 20
-'20 0011
Mech. Appliance
Gen Elcc
Howell
Westgh New 30"
Allls-C halmers .
Gen p:iec New .
Gen. Elec
Gen. Elec. .New. .
Wagner . . 220:
Jbks -Morse
Westgh.
Westgh New
Gen Elec New
Gen Elec
Westgh. New
Westgh New
Westgh New
Westgh New
Crocl.er-VA heeler
Westgh New-
c-stgh
Westgh
Westgh
New
New .
New
westgh. .
Westgh
Crocker-Wheeler
ou ataniev IG E ) . . ajo IQ 7211
We carrv a lnr ,.l- ... .. '"
currSn't' in,Cali b1'h ""natlng "anddfr.
Sendu, our"lnqulr.e,NO,,aS"' '"" te
GEORGE SAl-HSENMAIER CO
Office. 02H tt 3d st
Warehouse, and shop. 023-30-32 V Id t
WAiCI3Dr"1nree 01.olt lathes 21 "inches
-,? Uif ,inQbr st' K'ars. 500 voir D C
Edirert drm,?.,pr,'f'-r'd ,n"'"- machines con
, ei,.mX "is ..""-c-'-ss condition Phono
?ir.J rLl". "?""'' "-'J1-" to Frederick G Men
sing. 825 Pressei Bldg Boll phone Spruce
ELECTRICAL AND STEAM MACHINER1
. M4CHINE TOOLS
ELECTRIC MOTORS .REPAIRED
DELTA EQUIPMENT COMPANY
140 X 3D ST
FOR SALE Fifty Wheeler Wilson No 61
sewing machines, with table complete, one
IV v,,'01'9,''. now,.r nnd one 3'i borse pow.i
Dlehl motors, direct current Apply A H.
Caplan I Co . OH) Walnut, nlnt h floor
CORLISS ENGINE
I-ll x24 ' Murrov never jserj etlractive
price for Immediate removal Sesfert s,
LARUE HT.OOK
Rebuilt and guaranteed engines pumps sir
compressors and machine tools, send for
complete catalogue of stock
HERMAN L V. INTERER 0"j3 N Front st
POWER-PLANT EQUIPMENT
Dsnamos motors, boilers, steam and oil
engines pumps air compressors.
FRANK TOOVfKY INC 127 N 3d .,,
ELECTRIC MOIORS MACHINE TOflt 1
POWER EQUIPMENT Wf
O'BRIEN MA( I1INERY CO 1 la N 3D ST
DYNAMOS, motors and machinery bought '
sold, we buy plants Yearsloy4Cd 224N 3o
PULLEYS. IIAXQERS SHAITI.NG.HALF
x-ivtcr ..icmvic i-.,. ii.x .-scar. aT N. 3D
ALTERNATING
l.N'ATING and direct current motors
and used Mink ft Co., 227 N, 4th,
new
WANTED
Don't Sell Your Diamonds '
Get our estimate Wh buy from all larse
Jewelers, department stores snd Individuate
Established over 6(1 sears Diamonds, jew.
elrs bric-a-brac old gold and silver W
are paying the Increased price for diamonds
1.EH.CU . 712 WALNUT HT L'sUt, ijjilg
tfYfl WANT at once, household furniture.
store nxtures. omce lurnlture; pay spot
rash 1 honest value t phone us about IL Locust
Sill, xy,u .-nmmn vr, cil BnCI X-nSlTy SlS.
SAFE wanted. Inside dimensions 84 In, wld.
AH In. high. 21 In. deep, must bs In coed
condition; advise make, price, etc, Erntrr
Shirt Co.. 14ft N. 1.1lh -rasry
BROKEN jewelry, antiques, pistols, colnn,
..!. HcAlr with nrlca, I mv mili.a im. v .
Boss (People's Store). 2BII (4 11th Wal 44li
CABT-OFF clothing bought! wa pay lilht
prlcesi we call anywhere, any time Ph.
nick. 8155 Friedman's Bros 1444 South st
lliuticni Pf'cr" frm .WLr """ Clothing)
send postal. Suckle. 026 Callowhlll st
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