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EVENING LlflmiKR PHILADELPHIA. WftDftESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1915,
iUm COMMISSION'S
. SCOPE AND AIMS TOLD
Vast Importance to Business
of New Federal Body Ex
plained by'Oflldnl.
timV YOnK, Feb. 17For the first
time the plans and scope of the new Fed
eral Trade Commission were explained
liefe today by Joseph F. Davles, United
States Commissioner of Corporations, who
poke before the Merchants' Association
of New Yolk. Although the trade com
mission law was one of the most Impor
tant mensures of tho Administration pro
gram, little has been heard of It since Its
passage by Congress. It affects every
business, creat or small, which extends
beyond Slate or national boundaries, ex
cepting that of banka and common car
riers, Speaking on the topic "Itecent Trust
Legislation," Mr, Davles said In part:
"In the course of time there will be
available fqr the Federal Trade Commis
sion a large amount of Information col
lated, digested and Interpreted as to the
whole field of Industry In the country.
This agehcy also Is available In the pub
lic Interest In Investigation of the anti
trust lawn.
"Tho commission Is charged with the
further duty of Investigating trade condi
tions In foreign countries with reference
to their effect upon our export trade. It
is contended that to extend our foreign
mnrlpt I la nnKBHiini lha( Knmtittiflt Iftli
' be permitted amonc the smaller manufac
turers and exporters of this country to
compete with combinations In foreign
Re countries. What Is needed for the guid
ance ot legislation Is exact Information.'
The speaker said the trado commission
probably would be consulted by the De
partment of Justice In makln'g recom
mendations relative to the manner in
which corporations may adjust their busi
ness. The quasi-Judicial functions of the Fed
eral Trado Commission will be exorc'sed
In passing upon violations of tho Clayton
act, he said.
XI. S. BLOCKADE PROTEST
IS PRAISED IN FRANCE
PAIUS, Feb. 17. America's reply to
Germany's blockade notlllcatton has
brought forth a chorus of praise from the
principal writers In the French press.
Even Georges Clcmcnceau, who hitherto
has been disposed to criticise President
"Wilson, says the President has spoken
tho words the American people expected
fn such a way that Germany has no al
ternative but to back down.
Gabriel Hanotaux says In the Figaro:
'The American note to Germany Is an
act of high historic Initiative and the first
step toward the Inevitable participation of
neutrals In the great events which are
dividing the world. President Wilson wa
obliged to pass from discussion to action.
What do the measures mentioned In the
note mean but that American warships
will fall upon German submarines attack
ing American ships In total disregard of
America's sovereign rights? Either Ger
many can give In or she can disregard
Washington's note and go on with her
plan to force England to capitulate. Then
President Wilson could not recede from
his position."
The proposal made by Count von Bern
fctorTf the German Ambassador to the
United States, that Germany would with
draw Its blockade order If the Import of
food was permitted by England arrived
too late for comment, but the newspapers
caption the announcement, "Official Ger
man Blackmail."
THEY RAN AWAY TO WED
Henry C. Brown, Jr., and Miss Booth
at "Gretna Green."
Word was received here today that
Henry C. Brown, Jr.,- son of Henry C.
Brown, advertising manager of tho Victor
Talking Machine Company, and Miss
Kvelyn V. Booth, daughter of Benjamin
Booth, head of Benjamin Booth & Co.,
manufacturers, were married In Elkton,
Md,, yesterday.
A dispatch from Elkton said that the
bridegroom had difficulty convincing the
"Gretna Green" authorities that he was
of age and that the license was refused
on that ground, but Brown showed frlenJs
In this city both the license and the cer
tificate today, The young couple took
advantage of the visit of .Mr. and Mrs
Brown, Sr to New York, where Mr.
Brown is attending a meeting of ad
vertisers, to get married. The bride
groom's home Is at 1721 Memorial avenue
and the bride's at 1913 Venango street.
JEWELS HID IN STOCKINGS
Police Find Diamond. Rings and Gold
Watch ort Prisoner.
Hidden -away in his stockings, a gold
watch and several diamond rings were
found; today on Joseph McCullum, St
years old, described as a New York gun
man end who, last night,. ngured In an
exchange ol shots with two policemen.
The Jewelry was found on McCullum
when he was searched In the detective
bureau.
In one of McCuUum'a pockets a letter
was found signed by Warden Osborne, of
fiinjr Sing Prison, who wrote that the
prisoner had recently been released on
parole and had turned to religion.
McCullum, according to the police, had
served time in Sing Sing Prison and
also in Auburn Prison, at Auburn, N. Y.f
tor larceny. Efforts are being made by
the police to locate the owners of the
jewelry found in McCuUum'a possession.
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OSTEOPATHS ACCUSED
OF OFFERING A BRIBE
Head of Pennsylvania Examin
ing Board Brings Charges
Against Society.
Accusations of attempted bribery and
repeated Intimidation were brought today
against the Pennsylvania Osteopathic So
ciety by Dr. O. J. Snyder, president of tho
State Hoard of Osteopathic Examiners, In
answer to the charges brought by the sot
clety that 1(11 licensed prnctloner-, In
cluding Doctor Snyder, do not hold diplo
mas from legally Incorporated colleges,
and therefore nro not entitled to practice
In this State.
Doctor Snyder said the present movo to
obtain from the Attorney General a writ
of mandamus rerjulrlng the State to re
voke the licenses Is but the last In h
series of attempts since 19OT to force the
Examiners to Issue licenses to those not
qualified Under tho present law. At that
time. Doctor Snyder ald the secretary of
the society called on him and offered to
give him $5000 If he would use his Influence
to chnnge the law to admit tne 1C5 mem
bers of the society.
Dr, Snyder admitted that the Philadel
phia College and Infirmary of Osteopnthy
Is not Incorporated In this State, but that
Is due, he said, to the fact that the In
stitution does not hold property valued nt
t500,(no, as required by the law for Incor
poration here. Doctor Snyder says the
college Is Incorporated In New Jersey and
has a four-year mrdlcnl course accredited
by the Hoard of Regents of New York, a
rating denied 70 out of 150 medical schools.
Ills own college, the Northern Institute
of Osteopathy, was Incorporated under the
laws of Minnesota until It consolidated
with the parent school In Klrksvlllc, Mo.,
which Is incorporated there.
None of the members of tho society
could bo found who would discuss the
case.
14 VESSELS FROM HERE
MUST PAifc WAR ZONE
Only One Flying American Flag.
Must Face German Submarines.
Fourteen steamships from this port,
only one of which is Hying the American
flag, are now speeding townrd the Eng
lish coast and will enter the Gcimnn war
zone In tho next few days. Mnritlme
circles are watching their courses with
Intenso Interest.
One of tho vessels to run tho gauntlet
of German submarines will bo the Ameri
can Line steamship Haverford, which
left here with a number of passengers
and a large cargo last Saturday. She Is
due to reach Liverpool next week.
Tho Dominion, of the same line, carry
ing passengers, Is scheduled to leave
Liverpool for this city tomorrow, the day
tho war zone proclamation Voes Into ef
fect, t
Tho tank steamship Polarine, carrying
refined petroleum for Rotterdam, is the
only vessels under the American flag
from this port to enter the war -zone.
She was formerly tho German steamship
Ems.
ALLIES IJEfilN OFFENSIVE
IN WEST. GERMANS REP0R1
Attacks Repulsed at All Points Ex
cept in Champagne.
BERLIN, Feb. 17.
That both British and French troops nre
taking the offensive In tho western thea
tre of war Is shown by an official report
from the German General Staff Issued
here this afternoon. This offensive Is at
tributed to efforts on the part of the
Allies to weaken the pressure which the
Germans are now bringing against the
Russians In the eastern theatre.
The General Staff reports that French
and British assaults near La Bassee and
northeast of Ithelms were repulsed yes
terday. It Is admitted that at one point
In Champagne tho French troops suc
ceeded In penetrntlng the German line.
NEWS OF THE PORT
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
Vessels Arriving Today
Str. Tunstall (Dr-)' Jacksonville, merchan
dise. Transatlantic Line.
Str. Lndcrer (Br.), Port Natal la Haiti more
merchandise, Charles M. Taylor's Bona.
Str. Pawnee, New York, merchandise, Clids
Steamship Company.
Str. VWco, New York, ballast. Joseph c.
Gabriel.
Steamships to Arrive
FREIGHT.
From. Sailed.
Manila Dec. IS
Ardrosaan Jan. il
Copenhagen Jan.lt
Stnvanger Jan. 22
Shields Jan. 23
S.ra Jan. IS
Shields Jan. 2S
Aiders Jan. 2U
Rotterdam Feb. a
Name.
Lincolnshire
Jomeburg
Skjoldbore
Olaf Kyrrs
Ilavet
Andreas
Ilrlndllla
Castletnoor ,.;
Waaldyk
Amsteldyk
Manchester Fort....
Highland Monarch.
Virginia
West Point
Borland
.Kotteraam Feb. a
.Manchester ....Feb. fl
.Balboa Feb. 0
.Shields Feb, 10
. London ff,h. 11
Oothentrurg ....Feb, 11
muster Balboa
,....Keb. 1.1
Vn I
iiamoieton uange ravey
Columbian Balboa ., Feb'. IS
Steamships to Leave
FREIGHT.
Jame. For. Date.
Indian Transport Lelth Feb. in
Manchester Miller. . . , ..Manchester Feb. 20
Feliciana London Feb. I'll
Vlnlnla .,,,,..,.,.,.. Copenhagen ....Feb.:
PORT OP NEW YORK
Steamships Due Today
Name.
From. Rllail
Magdalena
Venetian .
Minnehaha
.Rotterdam Jan. 'is ;
... ....iLDira
.... London .
..Feb, a
.Feb. IJ
Cltta dl Messina.
, .... Bermuda
Steamships to Leave
Name. For.
Date.
...Feb. 17
...Feb. 17
...Feb. 14
Megantls .,,, ,,. Liverpool ,,
Minneapolis ,, London ....
Htlllg Olav Copenhagen
m, uiuis ..,,.,.,,,,,;.iverpooi
.Feb. 20
jtocnam dhu , , f
Dues, d"Aosta . .
New Amsterdam
Hai re
,,,,,Fcb, 20
EVh. yrt
,,,"
Rotterdam . , , , Feb, 20 1
Tuscanla ,.,....Ulaicw
.Feb, 20 '
FRIENDS URGE PRESIDENT
TO WORK FOR fcARLY PEACE
Swnrthmore Delegntton Advocates
Mediation of International Disputes.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-The campaign
for peace In Europe was again brought
before President Wilson today by the
Society of Friends. The President was
urged by a delegation from Bwarlhmore
College to do all possible to restore good
wilt among the nations.
President Wilson was urged to use his
Influence against tho movement tq ex
tend military Instruction throughout
American cducatlonnl institutions, and
also to oppose the Increase of armaments
on tho st as, the land or In the air. The
delegation asked that "mediation nnd
commissions of Inquiry nnd International
arbitration" bo used exclusively for set
tling International disputes.
DR. McFADDEN'S FUNERAL
Well-known Dentist Will Do Buried
This Afternoon.
Dr. Henry D, McFadden, !50S Hamilton
street, one of tho best-known dentists In
this city nnd at one time a member of
tile Stato Board of Dental Examiners,
will bo burled thla afternoon at 3 o'clock.
He died Sunday after an Illness of a
few days.
Doctor McFadden, who practiced den
tistry for moro than 30 years, was grad
uated from the Dental School of the
University of Pennsylvania. Ills father
was -Or. William It, McFadden, one tlmo
chief engineer of the Water Bureau, He
was a member of tho Union League, the
Masons, the Stomatological Club and a
number of dental frntornttlcs. For 12
years he was treasurer of tho National
Dental Association. Four Bisters and a
brother survive.
OBITUARIES
Kcv. John D. Lcibfritz
The Itcv. John IJ. Lcibfritz, assistant
rector of St. Honlfnco's .Catholic Church
and for years a missionary worker, died
yesterday nt the rectory of his church,
Diamond street nnd Norrls square, from
mi nttnek of Hrlght's disease. Ho was
long a sufferer from rheumatism. Dorn 70
years ago In Pittsburgh, tho Itev. Mr,
I,clbfr!ts studied in the divinity schools
nt Annapolis and Ilchcstcr, -Md. In his
career ns clergyman ho was stationed nt
Baltimore, New York, Boston and To
ronto. Ho was nlso enghged In the latter
city ns a missionary worker. Ho was
assistant rector nt St. Bonlfuce's Church
slnco 1901, nt which church the funeral
services will be held, Friday morning.
William G. DIttert
William G. DIttert, Go years old. a turn
key In tho City Hall cellroom nnd a
member of the Philadelphia police force
for 27 yeart, died ut thp home of his
wife's relatives, Springfield avenue, Clif
ton Heights, from nn nttack of heart dls
ense. Appointed to the police force In
1S8S ns a reserve, DIttert wns stntloncd
for mnny years nt 3d and Chestnut streets.
Ho was retired last September because of
111 health. A widow and several married
children survive.
1 Mrs. Margaret O'Brien Drcllan
Mrs. Margaret O'Brien Drcllan, who,
duKng tho Civil Wr nursed Miss Nellie
Giant, daughter of General Orant, while at
the Douglas Hospital, Washington, wns
burled this morning from her home, 4137
R;d;o avenue. Solemn Requiem Mnss
was celebrated nt St. Bridget's Catholic
Church. Falls of Schuylkill. Mrs. Drellan,
who died last Wednesday, wns tho widow
of Tierce Drcllan. n Civil War veteran.
James It. Hoffccker
WILMINGTON. Del., Fob. 17.-James
H. Hoftecker died at his homo In Middle
town yesterday afternoon of paralysis.
Ho was 7S years old and widely known.
He wns tho Prohibition candidate for
Governor In 1SSI. Ho Is survived by his
widow nnd n son, John Hoffccker, a ral
estate agent of Philadelphia.
Brigadier General Goodalc
WAKEFIF.LD, Mass., Feb. 17.-Brlp;a-dler
General Grcenleaf A. Goodale. U. S.
A., retired, veteran of the Civil and Spanish-American
wars nnd of the Indian and
Philippine campaigns, died nt his homo
here today. He was 75 years old, and'hnd
been In 111 health since last November,
Rev. Thomas K. Cheyne
LONDON, Feb. 17. Tho Itev. Thomas
Kelly Cheyne, n noted authority on Scrip
tural wrlthiRs nnd for many years Oriel
professor of Interpretation at Oxford Uni
versity, died early this niornlni?. He was
born In 1SI1, and wns Canon of Rochester
from lbSS to 1908, The Itev. Mr. Cheyno
Unitarian
Christianity
Unitarians study the Bible, and
under Its Inspiration tench belief In
The Fatherhood of God,
The Brotherhood of Man,
The Leadership of Jesus,
Character as the Best of Life, and
the only Salvation any soul re
quires, The Progress of Mankind onward
and upward unto Personal Immor
tality for all souls.
These beliefs are not made obliga
tory, each soul helnp; left free to
come to them In his own wav.
Tho only requisite for fellowship
is that one shall be trying to live
the good life nnd to And the truth.
But they who start with theso cre.it
convictions find that they nourish
heart, mind and soul.
Address questions about the Uni
tarian beliefs to
THE UNITARIAN
BOOK ROOM
1815 N. Logan Square
was a grandson of the nev. T. If. Home,
author of the popular theological text
book, "Introduction to tho Holy Scriptures."
Henry C. Caldwell
LOS ANGELES, Cal Feb. 17.-Henry
Clay Caldwell, 83 years old, cx-JUdgo of
the United Btates District Court Ih Ar
kansas, who was appointed by President
Lincoln, Is dead nt his home here. Dur
ing tha Civil War the former Judge served
' a colonel In the Third Iowa Cavalry.
1e served on tho Judiciary bench from
..61 to 189).
Charles 11. Gcislcr
Charles II. (Jelslcr, for many years a
ticket collector nt the Camden ferries
ot the Philadelphia and Heading Hallway,
died nt tho Cooper Hospital last night
from a stroke of nporlexy. He was 65
years old and lived at Bit North 4th street,
Camden, with his wife, who nt present
Is critically lit. A daughter, Miss Anna
M, Gcislcr, n teacher In the Camden pub
tic schools, also survives.
3Cfltf)g
HONNEB. On February 13, 1015, ELIZA
JIETh 8CANLAN BONNUR, ulster of the
late Hev. M. I. Scanlan, of Hatleton, Fa.
Itelatlrea and friends ars Invited to attend
the funeral, on Thursday, at 8:30 a, m.,
from her late residence, 0310 McCullum St.,
Ucrmamown, Solemn Hequlem Mass at St.
Vincent's Church, at 10 a. m. Interment at
Cathedral Cemetery, Kindly omit Bowers.
Automobile funeral.
CnOSSIN. On Sunday, February 14. lOlfj,
CATHERINE E., wire of the late Jamts F,
Croisln (nee Cunnle). Relatives, nnd rrlenda
nre Invited to attend tho funeral, on Friday
morning, at 8:30 a, m., from her lata resi
dence, 2Y10 Fouth at. Holcmn Itcqulem Mans
at St. Anthony's Church, at 10 o'clock pre
cliely. Interment nt Holy cross Cemetery.
KIlY. On February 10, 101B, J. DANIEL
Elir, 1B23 West Norrls at. Due notice of
the funernl will be given.
HORN. On February in, 1015, CHARLES E.
HORN. Relative and friends nre Invited
In attend tlm funorftl. nn Thursday morning.
Rt 8:30 o'clock, from his late residence. III
E. Mount Pleasant ave. Solemn Hequlem
Mass at Holy Cross Church. Mount Airy, at
10 o'clock. Interment private. Kindly omit
flowers.
LYI.K. On February 14. 1018, FRANKLIN
L. LYLE, son of the late James L. nnd Mary
B. LUe. In his B7th year. Relatives and
friends, also Lodge No. 432, F. and A. M.,
nnd all other oroanlrailons of which he wns
a. m-mtier, nre inM'.id to attend the funeral
services, nn Thursday afternoon, February
18, at 1 o'clock, at his lato residence, No,
ir.1t North liltlt st. Interment at West
Laurel Hill cemetery.
MOSS. On February 15. 1015, JACOD It.,
husband of the lato Ellin J. Mo", aged St
years, Rclatliea and friends, also Post 2.
U. A, lt.i Uifayctto l.odae, No. 71, F. ana
A. M.; St. John's Chatitir, 232, R. A. M.j
Droxcl Lodge. lUI'H. I. O O. F., nre Invited
to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon,
at U'lln o'clock, at his lntc leslnence. Sin N.
Wnnnmaker st , West riillailelphli. Inter
ment nt West Lauicl Hill Cemetery.
riHIUT. On February 111, 101S, ANNIE
WOOD, wife of William 8. Perot. Jr.. nnd
dnughter of the lnte David L. Wood and
Mary K. Wood. Funeral services at her late
residence, Conshohocken. Fa., on Thursday,
the IRth Inst., Ht 12 o'clock. Interment prl
vat. 1'le.ise omit flowers.
STOUT. On February in. 101B, nt her lato
residence. 210 North 13th st., AMANDA,
widow of Watson Stout, In her 82d yenr.
Relatives nnd friends are lnltert to attend
tho funeral services, on Friday afternoon, nt
2 o'clock precisely, nt the 13th St. M. D.
Church. 13th below Vine. Interment private.
WKIISTEIt. In Lancaster, ra.. on Tuesday
mornlne nt 3 o'clock, Mrs. MARIS WER
STER (nee Mellrlde), In her .18th year. Fu
neral will be held at the home nf her son,
3233 F st.. Kensington. Philadelphia, on
Friday, at S o'clock. Interment In South
Cedar Hill Cemetery, Frankford. Relatives,
f.i.mla nntl mmtwri nf Cnmn No. 13. P. O.
S. of A., nre respectfully Invited to attend
the funeral.
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BOOKKEEPER, double entry; cashier, typist;
hotel experience; refs. J 331, Ledger Central.
BOOKKEEPER Hefs.; competent, willing to
wnrk; moderate salary. A 2t2, Ledger Off.
BOOKKEEPER, assistant, or clerical work;
exp In detail woik. J 742, Ledger Central.
BOOKKEEPER, bill clerk, cashier; exception
ally good at figures. J 843, Ledger Central.
BUYER OF LACES, embrold-rles, neckwear.'
ribbons, nrt needlework; ability Is attcstoa
bv financial results; ' provlous connections
been nf tho best. II 048, Ledger Central.
CASHIER Hotel, icataurant or mercantile
buslnors; thoroughlyexp. 11 84j, Led.ent.
CHAMIIERMAID or chlldnursc; Mnfn Line
preferred: well recommended. 112 E. Spring
aye, Ardmorc, l'a.
CHAMBERMAID and waitress, refined, comn.
rolorcd glrllst-claasrcrs. 182:1 J3, Rosewood.
CHAMIIERMAID and wnltrees; nn laundry
work; exp. colored girl. LS2H S. Rosewood st
CH MUER WOItK German girl wishes "poi, ;
oxp. ; goodseamstrefs.lt3X a Irani ar.
CLERICAL WORK Seven years' experience
In railroad nnd transportation work; except
tlonally good on details. J H.VI, Led. Central.
COLORED WOMAN wonts washing and Iron
ing to tnko home, nnd day's work. Ii22 S.
jlPtb st. Phone Locust 2277 D.
COLORED, day work any kind,
of town. 707 N. Markoc.
city or out
COLORED girl to assist housework or chlld
nurre. 72., N. 1'her st.
COMPANION-NURSE, by gentlewoman; ex.
perlenced In the caro of srml-lnvnllds: mas.
seuse: city rer. II 045. Ledrer Central.
COOK. German woman, desires pos'tlon nt
cooking and housework in1 arartment; can
furnish best nf reference. A lo1), I.cdncr Off.
COOK First-class Prnt. : competent nnd thor
oughlv reliable: refs. 102.1 Cnllow hlllst;
COOK and chambermnld 12 glrlr), experienced
and reliable; bert refs. L 424, Ledger Office,
COOK and chambermaid, Scotch Trotestant,
wishes poa. Poplar 5.'155. 111.11 Olrard nve.
COOK, first clasi, experienced and capable;
highest rcferenc.es. L 427, Ledger Office.
COOK wishes position: six jears' reference.
Tilephonn I'oplnr .1204. Kill Parrlsh,
COOKINO nnd c'owntalrs work; good laun
dreiw. L 42a, Ledger Office.
DAY'S WORK Cooking, cleaning, laundry or
bundle wash. I hone Dlckli eon 21 S2 W.
DRESSMAKER wishes engagements. $1.50
duy, city or courlry. A 2I.V ledger Otflce.
EXPERIENCED btislnesi girl; opornlc nny
typewriter, billing machine, adding nnd cal
culatlng'Comptomcter and dlstaphone, book
keeping and office assistant; A-l dctallcr.
11 an.Ledger Central.
FRENCH GOVERNESS, Speal-ing German flu
ently. .leslrel situation. J 2.15. Led.Central.
Ollfl.. colored, wuhes rosltlon as housemaid,
nciper or genera: nouypworK. i.-iu uninarine
mm, wishes nosltlon. chamberwork and wait
ress, cltv or country; beat rf. 140:i N. 10th.
GIRL wants cooking, downstairs work: expetl
enced. Phone Treston 21fln. 52.1 Iludd at.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, neat penman, desires
clerical position. 11 naa. ledger Central
HOUSEWORK Settled woman, good cook and
baker: exp.: refs. L 428. Ledger Office.
LADY'S MAID or UrM chamberwork Refined
German girl, experienced sewer, embroiderer
nnd packer. A 203. Ledger OfJleei
LIGHT HOUSEWORK Settled colored woman,
good cook : best refs. 2031 Turner st.
MANAGING housekeeper In hotel, or linen
room, or mending In institution. 282S N. 10th.
MOTHER'S HELPER Position wanted by
joung lady of refinement nnd experience;
reference exchanged. M. G. I".. 1E03 Monroe
St.. Wilmington, uci
MOTHER'S HELPER or nurse, exp. white
woman, nrst-class rers. 1, zo. Ledger Off.
NEAT COLORED GIRL desires general house-
work or cooking; rets. I'nono liarlng THU.
NEWSPAPER WOMAN, experienced In morgue
and library work; also editorial; bookkeep
ing; capable office executive. II 034, Ledger
Central.
POLISH GIRL wants general housework. Call
2033 Illavls St.. Nlcetown.
PRIVATE SECRETARY, stenographer, trained
and experienced In law, literary and com
mercial work; good correrpondent and man-
ager or neip. it mi. x-euger wentrai.
RELIABLE colored woman wants home, city,
suburbs: cook, laundress. 1230 Ridge ave.
SEAMSTRESS, competent, wishes engagements
by the day or week; references. Address 2110
Balnbrldge st; ,
SE C R ET A R Y-STENOORAPHER, apecl-l
courses at Wellesley. Cornell and U. of p.,
ts soeklng an opportunity to grow and prove
SDlllir. vi, gwbci .cnt,.
STENOORAPHER Capable and accurate;
young lady who would take a thorough In
terest tn her work, deilrs position: mod-
erate salary. Address L 847, Ledger Central.
KTie'NrM'inAPHER. thorouahlv exn.t w-A rnrl
respondent and secretary; familiar with 'card
systems, good on details. J 161, Led. Cent.
STENOORXfiIER, well educated: capable
woman: trained by practical experience for
secrtarlal position. J 141. Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER, rapid, accurate, hard'work
tng; mod, salary starting. J 814, Led Cent,
VERSUS CON TRAFFIC
SITUATIONS WANTEDFEMALE
BTENOOnAPHKIt, knowled bookkeeping?
experienced, references II 4JUaprttL
TRVnflir.IRn l,n tinnnllds of book'
keeping; rapid, accurate, J 1B8, Led. Centrsx
STENOfin
MinAPHBIt rapldi can assist bkcr,(
$7. 13, Ledger nmnch. lflth ft Dauphin.
rer.:
BTENoaRAPHER, experienced Mn law and
, commercial work. J 842. Ledger Central..
STENOGRAPHER, hlgn school grad.! exp.i
.accurate; willing; reliable. .1 111). Led Cent,
GTENOORAPHERtleglnner; neat .accurate;
wjjllng to work and learn. J 0.12, Led. Cent.
STENOORAPHEn and bookkee,per,comp.ln
duetrloua: refs.j mod, salary. J 2fi0, Lea. Cen.
STENOGRAPHER Capable, exp, secretary,
.accustomed to detail work. J 748, Led. Cent.
BTENOORArilEn, cornp. and conscientious.
ca. pos.; mou. sal. 1 rer. Alia, leaner mi.
STENOGRAPHER, 18, rapid, accurate, perm,
position, , ao, i)q. urnncn. uiq amrara.
STKNOORAI'HKR-sccretnry; knowledge of
pooKKceping; sip. capable, J 307, Lea, icnu
STENOOit A PURR and office hand, experlen'd,
wants work; 17 a week. Oak Lane. 1B18.
WHEN IN NEED of an experienced effice as
sistant, bookkeeper, stenographer or clerk,
call up Walnut 3000 and consult with Miss
Dean, f the Commercial Department, who
hss a Ut of hlsli-crndc, experienced girls
eager for positions. Avail yourself of the
free service to Ledger Advertisers NOW.
TYPIST Toung lady, knowledge of stenog-
raohv. deslrea rtnrfofll nnattlan! exnertencetll
wIMjng to woik hard. II on, Ledger Central,
WHITE Protestant woman wishes cooking In
aouit ramuy, where there is a second mam,
In country; good baker; referenco. 1224 8.
WHITE GIRL wants position as housemaid.
203S lllnvls St., Nlcetown. ,
YOUNG WOMAN, art student, 8 years' stand
ing, dcslrea employment In spare hours to
defray cost of continuing study; copying, en
larglng or designing. J 74(1, Ledger Central.
YOUNO LADY, experienced In clerical work,
stock, nuns', irnn.l fvnlitt. reliable and aectl-
rate; best teferencea. II a.-il. Lodger Central.
YOUNO LADY. exp. In billing and genera!
office work; operates Elllott-Flshcr machine
and typewriter. J 038, Ledger central.
YOUNO LADY, rapid typist: good correspond
ent: assistant bookkeeper; 4 years' exp,: faJ
miliar with card system. 11 fell, Led. Cent.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
A LIVE WIRE
Young man, 25, who can be developed Into an
At salesman; excellent character; full of
energy, ahllltv nnd ambition. Con we not
provo serviceable to each other, Mr. Em
ployer? J 318, Ledger Central.
A MAN. nn
In machlner'
iry and structural
tints, accept any-
erection, familiar with
thing ony where. J 1133,
nrl
Ledger Central
ACCOUNTANT Young man, 28, experienced,
desires position with manufacturing or mer
cantile concern, or public accountant. II 040,
Linger ventral.
ACCOUNTANT, expert: books opened, closed,
systematized, audited; 5 monthly up. Au
dltor. !' O. Box 50r.. Philadelphia.
AMDRICAN, .10. knowledge ot South American
conditions, speaka Spanish and French, de
sires connection with exporting firm pre
ferred: would consider eventual Investment If
mutunlly satisfactory. J 5S, Ledger Central.
1 ATTENTION, BUSINESS MEN
Many energetic, bright boys who
come under our care are now avail
able for office, shop or factory work;
no charges.
JUVENILE WORKERS' DtmEAU
1500 ARCH. TELEPHONE SPRUCE 0147.
BOOKKEEPER. 4 yrs.' exp.; can oper. type
wrltcr. handle office work. J S47. Led. Office.
BOOKKEEPER. Intel., compt., industrious;
refs.; moderate salary. A 20'. Ledger Off.
UO, strong, lit, Gcrmnn-Amcrlcan, wishes po
altlon to learn electric or machinist trade.
lO-tn IV. Somerset. Tioga 520S.
liUTI.RR desires position In a nice private
lainny; goou rcifl. a 2111, L.eagcr urnco.
OITAITITK-Rirn
10 yrs.' actual exper. ; any standard car;
account death former employer, desires posl
tlon; 4j yrs. last place; ref. J 7.5S, Led. Cent.
CHArrFEUJt American: B years with Inst
employer: operate, repair nny make car; not
reckless; reference. J 24H, Ledger Central.
CHAUFFEUR nnd gardener wishes position;
soher nnd honest; 7 yeara' references. Ad
dress 25E. Price St., Oermqntown.
CHAUI'TEUR wishes iwsltlon with private
famlli : experienced; good references. Ljnn
Mewurt. 870 N. ith at.
CHAI'KFEI.'R nnd mechanic, best city refer
ences, speaks He languages, seckn good
homo, not big wages. 1210 N, (1th st.
ClIAUFrEUR. At mechanic, wants driving
pos. :brst refs. R. N. S .1110 N. Hombergor.
CHAUFFliUR, employed with prlv."fam. last
5 yrs. : strict temperance. Hox 50. Q crbrook.
COl'FKF salesman with established trade; can
operato auto. . J 217, Ledger Central.
ffinnns rn vur."r
Dxpd. business man, connoctlons abroad, will
rerrter ral, serlccs na GcimVn corespondent
and translator: mod, comp. J Ml. Led. Cent.
CORRESPONDENT-STENOGRAPHER
Man, 28. capable of shouldering excess busi
ness burdens of a busy man; exp In sales,
collecting nnd accounting. H 051. Led. Cent.
CREDIT MAN AND ACCOUNTANT
loung married man, wldo business expert
Mice, cocerlng banking, gonerul credit work,
all branches of public accounting. Personal
InterWew solicited. Willing to leave city.
J 811. Ledger Central.
FARMER, married, would take position aa
manager on grnln or dolry farm; thoroughly
xptrlenced. Call or write, 1520 Wallace St.,
I'mmneipiiiq.
I-'AHMDR Married, with family; 20 years'
exp. i Al reference. A 210, Ledger Office.
riRST-CLAHS mec.inn!e-nuffeir. s"yc"srs'i-ex
peiltnce; any car. JC50. tder Central.
JAPANESE cook and vlfe, hourpwork, wish
positions together: entire charge; small
country family: references, p.. 30s N. 16th.
JAPANESE, )nung and capable, wishes posi
tion, general houeework. prlwite family; good
references. A 13(1. Ledger Office.
JAPANESE wants position as butler, valet or
MAN AND WIFE, white, v'leh positions as
butler, and cook: best of references, 302O
Srrague st., Oermantown.
un.u. iiim... ...m.., imM II uvUl.llU,ni Ei
MAN AND WIFE, colored. Ilrst claeer private
family: best references. 1733 Addison.
NIGHT WATCHMAN, fire soft or hard coaK
attend engine; licensed. D 132. Ledger Office.
PAINTEIl, gralner. hardwood finisher wants
situation; nun ret.
Painter. 1011 N. 4th.
BA1JSJ11.U or manager to represent rella
bln firm: a position of responsibility; high
est of references can be fvmlshed. J 7BS,
1-edger Central. '
R A I :CSM AN. spare time, commisiton basts;
rivii .st testimonials. A 10B. Ledger Of Ilea.
SHOE SALltSMAN. rollable. entTcetic." desire
position: exp.; best ref. J 450. Led.- Central.
SITUATION wanted as handy man: can fur.
KOOI ror. .uu. joiiii amciaira.. 1J raSKer.
urENOGRAPHER, accurate, rellablo. speedy.
Industrious: mod, salary. A 211. Led. off.
SWISS gentleman, highly educated, apeaklng
English, French. German, Italian, desires
position aa courier with family or small
party: rcfa. exchaneed. J 7S4. Ledger Central.
YOUNO MAN, of ability, wants position, wiTh
reliable people, anywhere; rave high school
and busbies college education; four ears'
experience, In bookkeeping and general office;
work: highest references given. Box 224.
JJajnbemillJeJN.J!
YOUNG MAN, 30 jtars of age: for U yeara
In executive offices of large concern manu
facturing special machines: thorough and
accurate with technical and office training.
J 818. Ledger Central.
i.
(VILLAIN)! EXIT DETECTJVE!!!
SITUATtONB WAHTED-MaS
T?iS?.m2"id ",!;' ? with shirJwTpl
, t clerical exp,. fel, hi. .bill,. ?aJS3
fcould be serviceable to
a repute 9
it juurr t-tmrai
touno MAN. 23. married; NewTrrf"
experience: bkplnr, or clerical JJ.,If,)t
. reliable, will take anything? 8SS Lid
TOUNO MAN. 23,
VOttNrt rM 11 ..,...: T!"V '
hecrlnr. havn n. ;;"?..'" ""..cltll J51
willing J 48. Ledi.V c.ntr.T W1 MaJ
YOUNG llninlih.Anil. n-." . ' -
dustrlous, desires pes, as tfsn.ii,l!mti !
. or any kind of w ork.PawjV.f'."y ffitSl
WOItK NEEDED QTJIQkt.V
i.A-".irn.ptUL.?nlrlbul,In o the werfc
,?1J,',n so bly carried on by th. iSSwf1
Aid committee, Society for Orisni,SJJ!lhtr
and Juvenile Workers' Bureau In .1 P'm
XMLS .S"1 o. W.oy.meni throuVh 2S!
.ncompele-ntort' woVMdW
not rocommenitm hv ih -li..ijr.0.1,uili
proilded for by the Immediate Tik ii.fV2'.'
Employers seeking reliable. exrerinP.ita,"1J
and women can. therefoie. employ 'th.SS. "?
women listed with the assurance inst ,'."."'
hairing deserving workers who only ..? V
a .chance to 1 help themseUes. Ther doJiVl
?": .They want and must 1 hlnlSSi -?.W
employment, win rou create a Job fir i. '
of theso who can fit Into your orsiaTtAi'H
If you will do your share, this great f"
will be quickly solved, ' ProMeot
. .H
Refer to cases by letters and numi...
marked "EA" forward offer to tneEm'.,2J(lt
Aid Committee, Lincoln Building- "a r?!
to the Society Organlxod Charity,' ,4' ft S
AVchstreel: JUVen" W" 5SS,,S
MALE
AWNING MAKER - WAS LAID OFF irel
Atlantic Ritfln nf rinmnnnu I.V.". "T Bli
E0.u'J.'iiiunt"' has ha(i no wor " "hra
DAKER-IJRE1AD DVKER. 40 YEARS otSl
whoso last employer says ho was thoreuiul
honest and reliable., and In two years wH
never late ono lav. He l.as been out of wSJ
a months. Has 0 children-oldest 1 yS.1
youngest 2 years. 8. o. c. ,W. (Noftfi
ElslrTct. S. 6. ( 14M North .Mwhsll.tr?.??
11AKBR - EXPERIENCED DAKEP. WITH
good reference; willing to work . ;.1
nun If necessary; has wife nnd 1 child. E. AB
BAKE1R UNTIL Hr.nusTl.v rir.r'
by Ilell's Bakery, who say man Is goodVoti.'
11AMV tTT,.,V,T-, n., l ..
A' , ""'""-innrajn tne boc tj iu
Orrnnlslmr rrliarltt, a man Mn,..j f. 'r!
years as a bank runnor by a PhlUdelslJi
bank, seeks similar or any other kind Si iti
Ployment. Ho has n wife and 2 chllarei t
years and IS months old. nine .. t.rr?
position, tho wife has been sewing, but h;
earnlnga are insufficient for the support X
tho family. References and Information .lr.1
at tho Society's Southwestern District Officii
DLACKSMITH-RECOMMENDED AS FIRST:
class workman; honest, sober and IndustrlMII
will do nnythlng In or out of city. E. A.. IK.-
BLACKSMITH'S IIDLPER-MAN 44 TEARS
old, with H children, has been out of work
. .iiiwivu, ua ireni out 01 WOrxi
employed In last position 2 yeuii
imended. E. A., 100. w
well recomm
BLACKSSIITH'S HELPER-23 YEARS WITUi
Ilcnient-Mllea Works who recommend hln
in need of help. E. A.. 103. :Ji
BOILERMAKER'S HELPER MAN OP (
with 0 small children dependent upon hlmMssr
mil mnr mi; .il n ,w t"'1 S"1 W
ui ina L-iiuuicii i3 in in iiia nospuai and tlu
baby In 111 nt home. Excellent references. S. a'
C. 5SS (Northern District, S. O. C, KB.
.llflll IMItll,,, b.icv,.
BOILERMAKER MAN HAS DEEM mi
of work for four months: ha hoii n wife .
three children, tho youngest a baby 18 months,!
"HO in ery ul-iiiuic. ci j. i.. ii., roC-J
ton uisirict. a. kj. i.. ivia I'oneuon ave.
tlOOKUINDnR AN EXPERIENCEn Miw:
2fj years old. wlih n wlfa and baby 4 moxt&Y
oiu, wants worK. investigation snows tost Im
mediate help Is vital tn the llfo of the fatnllr.'
who at present are living In one room wlij
barely enough food to keep the baby allre,j
This man can furnlah the best kind oE refer.
ence from his last employer. C A.. 100. JS
BOOKKEEPER BOOKKEEPER A N 0
credit mn, married, who aficr 9 years with
his last enrployer. was laid off berauso of litk;
of work, desires employment. He can (lit!
nrsc-ciaps rcierence. j j., iiu.
BOOKKEEPER LAST EMPLOYER BATS
"capable ot lining any clerical position w!
nccirato clerk Is ncslrcd." E. A., 171.
jiuujiiicr,i'.ii Ann t'uuuu Ai.uuu.ri
nnt rtecnmmendetl hv New York firm. R l'9
ill. '
BOY. 10 Y'EARS. STRONG. HEALTH
m
American boy. will do any kind of work u,
help support nn aged grandfather; parents tn
dead and he and sister (20 years) out of wort'
sums montns; nas workca on ice wagor. 4,
W. H.. SIM.
BOY, It: YEARS. JEWISH, WISHES VtOHKl
of any kind; driving team or doing anythlBf
that w II heln his home: father Is tuberculou
nnd no one In family of four worklnt, SM
BOY. 14 YEARS. WANTS WORK: ERRANDS
or helper around store; family ry poorfj
miner out or wone inrce montns; na one orx.
Ing hut one girl out ot family of nine. 1.
W. U.. Mrt(
BOY, WHITE, AMERICAN. 15 YEARS. Witt
ua nny r.ina oi worK: fatner ueserini, woiac
ana sister, out ot work; motner win aa Bal
I'fS
King or nouseworK. wo. suu. j. w. u.
HOY, 15 YEARS. WANTS WORK: KnnAxU'3J
can make himself useful about store: CSremfB
dead; no one working In a family o( fhtSB
bal-y 111. J. W. II.. 802. ;
rx- ,t,iTJS,S ,rr icii ,, vf ,l,c ffi,
ltinds. store or factory: father dead; fosr.
oiuer cnnaren; one worsing; income t. jm
BOY. 15 YEARS. WANTS WORK OP ANl
kind: father deserted four lounger brother
mother has to support six on so.
J. W. R, HO.
BRA8SWORKER IN LAST PO3ITI0SL1
years. Emploser saya "his work sttlsfacurJ
In every way." E. A.. 173. 3
BUTCHER A BUTCHER WITH AWIfBl
and a children, ranging from 4 to u ien
of age, hss been out of work for neatly a
tnnnllia T1i,m tn thtk rVnitrpiniv A1S COnUOlt-.
tee, his wife lias supported the family In IM
meagrest way by sewing. This man will ujtl
any kind of a position. Ilia wife would. tty
plain sewing, u. a., hi. -
BUTCHER At OE3IMAN. 50 YEXItS 1L07
will take anvwork that Is offered. lIIw"H
bedridden with paralysis, and the family ej
four has been dependent on the earnlnn ot j
18-year-old fon. 8. O. C. M3. , (Nlcetown ;o4
Tlora District. S. O. C. ClarlsES. street M
Hunting Park avenue.) ft
lining n.T,,ancn Uitintpn XtAW. U
years old, with 20 years' experience WltJ
years ago to go Into businesa for a"'"?"
wants employment aa brass finisher or '"M
man In gas and electric nxturea. Und'r'iiHfB
the gas fixture tusiness tnorougniy,
prepared to do work In polishing or lsefV""8
brass ui noma n tull.l. am,- M,-",'r7eBl
wife and 2 children In extreme clrcunnttH
He can furnish the highest references sj l
character ana uunuy. r.. ., ,iq.
CAULKER AND CHIPPER - "MAN VM
,.... mi, nf iirA.lf H nynntnm end nSlt. 'M
last 17 years has worked In one placs. !'
15-year-old boy, who has worked Mn the "BB
Su'BJi. a o. cTafe Nort-h iiXyHS
exuiNSPECTORnBST pojmfihV.TO
bis employers say he filled wltW highest ,
isfactlon to go with napld Trans W"
in view of more pay. On wrong sld i of UK
nuesiton ana w uiwh;.. ,- ,-saa.
Jhlld. Family in utmost distress. i"3f
eAn'lNSPECrOR-FORIMETtLY SPEDIfflf
by B, and O. R. R. will do snylblnr. . ,
cstlgatlon snows man to ua imuoi , ,
competent, u. a.(
f!