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EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1915.
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Artisans' Order Mutual Protection
Brother Harry C. Smith, who was jesterday
advanced to the highest position In the or
ganization. Joined the order In 1P02 Krom
boyhood hA has heen nrtlva
-i In . fraternal organizations,
end the training he received
In three lipids fitted him to
assume prominence In the
work of his assembly and
later. In a larger way. In tho
order Initiated Into Isaac ''.
Undenlotvn Assembly, No .Vi,
he came Into close Intimacy
with the active .nlrits of that
assembly, and In 1IK0.I was
appointed conductor by It A Charles M
Morrow Elected Inspector In December, 1PUI,
he was later advanced to superintendent, and
became master artisan for the jear HUM Dur
ing hut term there were 8" members Initiated
Into the assembly, which In those days was
lonaldered splendid nork t'pon completing
Ids term as master artlenn the assembly hon
ored Hrother Smith by election as one ot Its
representative tn thn l. 1- Assemhlv. serv
ing continuously until elected M n Inspector
In March, I'll I He displayed In this position
aivl later In the ofneo of M. B Superintendent,
the same activity and capacity for hard work
that distinguished his efforts In tho subordi
nate as.emtil). It has been said of Hrother
fmlth that he has Malted more assemblies In
his capacity as M 13 officer than any of his
predecessors did while occupying the positions
he has held. Possessing high Intelligence, per
sonality, tact and Judgment, ho should be able
(luring his term as most excellent master
artisan to continue tho work of progressing
and maintaining the harmonious Interests of
the order
The 41d annual session of the Most Excellent
Assembly was held yestordaj In Haddonfleld,
j , on inv nation or Americus n unocr
down, the honored cashier of tho order About
ISUI representatives enrolled Memorial resolu
tions for the late William I'atton and Hope
Corson were recorded
The only opposition In tho election or officers
waa for1 Inspector, the result being for Brother
Pnvtllra, m votes, for Hrother Punk, 11, and
Hrother Sorber, 7. The other officers oro
Master artisan, Harry U Smith superin
tendent, Itobeit C Thompson, Inspector, (ieorgo
I. Pawling, recorder, Allen 1' Cox, cashier,
Americus It. Underdovvn. three members to
board of dlroctors. Joseph It Wlswell, E I .
CJrenthead and Charles A Richardson The
appointed officers are Conductor, Charles M.
Morrow; chaplain,, tie Itev n K Johnson,
Br. M C, Alexander S Johnsonj Jr M. C ,
William A. McCnusland, warden, Ldvvln C.
Oerhart: Klnanco Committee, Oeorgo II wls
well, William M Cotter, 11. II I'renWel
The leeonimendntlons of tho M E master nr
ttsan "Aire acted on as follows 'Ihrce thou
sand dollars was appropriated for tho use of
the M. 11. master artisan for expenses of him
self and rcllow officers In promoting the good
of tho order, a feo of $i"I allowed for assem
blies Instituted with 20 now members, n. gold
button, the Insignia of tho order, to be pre
sented to Initiated members, tho salaries llxed
for recorder, JrtiKlo nrst nsslstnnt, MM10 sec
ond arslstant $720 cashier M. secretary ot
board. MIX). Tho proposition to employ nn as
sistant to the masfr artisan for Held work was
disapproved The amendment to strlko out tho
artlclo bnrrlng unvicclnatcd applicant was ap
proved, but tho Amendment decreasing tho in
itiation feo to St woji voted down ,
Sollt Iter Tavlor, cnilrmnn of tho commission
appointed to consider revision of rates, mado
an elaborate and well considered report on tho
subject, with the rccnramcnuaiton tnni unnni
session of the M 11 assembly bo called for
May li next to consider nnd discuss mom fully
all the phases Involved In this most Important
subject before final action shall be taken, and
this waa unanimously approved Hrother
Doerle's motion to pay tho Finance Committee
fTM iier year was carried
Et-Masor Jacob R Jordon presented a reso
lution of Invitation to select Prospect Park as
tho meeting placo next vcar In such earnest,
unmistakable and Irresistible terms os Jo elicit
prompt and unanimous acceptance A tmnciuet
was served In the evening. A aotn or thanks
was tendered Brother ITiulcrdown for the op
portunity of meeting In tho teaullful nnd com
modious Artisans' Hull and for tho generous
hospitality shown ,., i
The official reports show that .on January 1
then was in mo neaui vtiiKii ,oo, .. . ......
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of manageVnentT Mr; PS I. , dcai.l. rate per loin..
0.0ft per cent , membership. Ii.iUj, gain, .ui,
"pfogrcs'lvo Assembly entertained on Tuesday
cvcnlig an Immense attendanco of members
and lsttlng representatives to the Mb ses
sion. M. E. Superintendent Harry Smith 1- 1
Oreathead, II C Gorhart, Brother NIsely and
Solicitor Taylor betrayed the general enthus
iastic sentiment of satisfaction at thp progress
of the order and extended congratulations on
tho report of tho chairman or tho Klnanco I'oin
inlttco of tho Assembly, Hrother Harry Swain
which showed that the contingent fund
amounted to $.14.00 and tho death benefit fund
183.000. The baseball team was supported In
tho engagement of a new Held ami other neces
sities for the coming sco-on. Tho buttons lu
the clans of seven candidates were presentel
by M. E. Superintendent Smith nrother Prn
(fefsor Hermann surpassed nil his previous ef
forts In an extended nthletlc entertainment
Smokes" and 'cats" followed
Independent Order Odd Fellows
Apollo Lodge eelebrnted Its 07th anniversary
with an entertainment and dnnco la the audi
torium of tho Parkway Building and It was a
treat success The lodge had
n visit from J w Van Kirk,
of loungstown, O, who is
starting on his third trip
around the world In tho In
terest of the brotherhood of
man and International peace.
Ho gave an Interesting talk
along that line and exhib
ited a ling of Ida own design.
which was presented to the
Peace Congress at Tho ltncun
on hla last tour of tho world Three proposi
tions for membership wero received and there
ore several more In sight for next month
Apollo glvs hearty welcome to distant visitors
and la quite willing to be benefited by their
helpful talks
Ivy Lodge gave an enJoable entertainment
Jn the larger hall on the second floor under
the direction ot the renewed Interest commit
tee. About ltX members nnd their Indies were
present. Past Grand L. A. Mengel, assistant
grand secretary delivered an address, and
pleasing numbers were given by a quartet of
girls from the Homo for Orphans, several of
whom gavo violin bclectlons and recitations
brothers Gravatl, Ithodes Wolf, Stegeman and
Ashworth sang, as did Miss Thelma Grieves,
daughter of the former degree masts, of the
lodge. Tho feature of the entertainment was
the "Schnltzelbank Chorus," led by Dr. II. J
Kraft. Refreshments were served.
On Monday ovenlng last the Initiatory degrco
waa comerreci on nve rauuiuaics an or wnom
were recommended by Ivy Workers The first
regular meeting of the Ivy Workers was held
last Thursday night and about SO members
wero present. The president Joseph r Cal
houn, appointed the standing committees as
follows. Social, Critic, Patrol, Membership and
Executive. Arrangements have been completed
for tho visit to liulmevillo on Saturday and
about 7.1 members have signified their Inten
tion nf going. Auto busses will leave Bridge
street Frankford, at 0 p m
Further evidence or the progress of Mer
chants' Lodgn Is making will be given to
morrow evening, when a class of candidates
will receive the Initiatory degree. An Invi
tation was extended the members and their
ladies to attend Iluth Montgomery Rebekah
Lodge on Saturday evening next, which has
been accepted.
Protection Lodge received a visit from Phila
delphia Lodge at the monthly social last
week. Several witty and sparkling addresses
were made, and recitations were given by
mothers Armstrong, Conrad and by Master
Conrad, whose manly delivery won hearty
applause. Robert Williams and J II. Meyer
fave an entertaining Dutch monologue, Re
reshments were served Preparations are un
der way by the Social Committee for a min
strel show, probably In April.
The Temple Encampment will hold Its an.
nual membership banquet on Tuesday night,
April 1W. This has come to be one of the
Important events in Patriarchal Odd Fellow
ship and Is generally attended This year
every grand encampment officer Is expected to
be prewnt. Temple Is one of the most ac
tive encampments in the State and Its fame
la far-reaching. On next Tuesday hlght It
will ronfer the patriarchal degrco In full form
on nn Old Fellow from Omaha.
t-'onnuanock Lodgo will celebrate Ita Kid an
niversary Tuesday night by a' concert and
dance, a surprising change to modern meth
ods ror this modest bulwark of tho order.
Or-and Secretary Hall his received notice
from Sheridan Lodge, of Pittsburgh, that a
man giving thp name of W f Norton or
Hope Lodge, Providence II I , having old of
ficial receipts and being well posted In tho
secrets of the order, I1' fraud. Hopo Lodgo
tcmidlatea him
Mllle Lodgo held a smoker February 2 which
was a great success toelally aa well as
unanclall A moat excellent vocal quartet
rerdeied some superb selections both humor
ous and clatalcal, Hrother Stanley It Homer
ton one of the members of tho quartet, Is a
member of Mllle llrnlher I luretief. li,Din
gave several choice solos The unrivalled MHIo
orchestra, under the leadership of Past Grand
H M Whitman furnlsned many excellent
numbers, which wero thorough!) appreciated
Deputy Grand Master 1' Halo Jenkins made
an eloquent address, Imploring tho many vlsl
tors to Join this great fraternal order, ono of
the largest and best nrganltntlons In the world
Everybody had a gorgeous time and also good
things to eat Tonight tho Initiatory degree
will be conterred on four candidates with tho
full degree start on the floor. Msltora are al
ways vvelcomo at Mllle
I ox Chase I.odgo will hold tidies night next
Monday and have Invited Iluth MnniDnm.rb
ltcbekah Lodge to pay a fraternal visit
At the meeting of the Vctornn Odd Fellows'
Association. laBt Saturday evening, Veteran
William H Isaacs waa elected vlco president
to fill the unexpired term of K K Marter, de
ceased Two candidates were admitted A
fine lunch was served by the stewards
Committees have been appointed by Mount
Olive Kncampment and Philadelphia No 1,
with tho view of consolidating tho two en
campments This would be beneficial to both
as It would cut down Die working expenses
The Trail Hitlers under the leadership
Of Lieutenant t llll ViRltfil ITnlfet Lmlirn ln
Wednesday night nnd received a rojal wel- Camp No 11
come. Under the leadership of Captnln F V flag to the Da
Conway and Grand Patriarch 8 II Pope they prrscntntlon ndc
micmi milieu i" iiusueion irfjuge ana wore wel
corned b) a large crowd Splendid speeches
wero mndo nnd patriarchal Odd Fellowship
fully explained
Representations of the encampments of the
city and surrounding counties held a meeting
at the Grand tlncnmpment offices Monday
night nnd organized by electing Grand Pa
triarch Podo as chairman. (' M tntwlsln us
secretnry and Hdward Zcpp as trensurcr It
was doclded to hold a clacs Initiation at I.u
Lu Temple on Saturday, May 8 when the
thrco degrees will be conferred by the threo
beat degreo starts In thla rctlon of the Plato
All of the encnmpmentR entered Into the move
ment and tho city nnd vicinity wero divided
up and speakers were assigned, so that evorj
suiiordlnato lodgo will be visited beforo that
tiate. An ofiort will he mado to make this
the largest class In tho history of tho order
Grand Putrlnrrh Pope baa Just returned
irOm a tUn WAolia1 ,1.1, n. ac tin. Ot.,. i.nl..
ing ornclnl visits to tho subordinate encamp
ments, and reports that Patriarchal Odd Fel
lowship Is on a boom Ho was cordially en
tertained and tho encampments wero much
benented by hla visits
Aninrui Lodge elected Past Grand W II
"igglna representative to tho Orphanage to
nil a neancy Hrother Oscar Nolan was
placed at the head of a committee to arrange
ipr n series of excursions and outings during
tho summer Past Grand Litchfield was re
quested to represent tho Indgo In the Kniploy
ment Hurcau during tho Illness of Past Grand
lJonsni Among tho old timers present were
urotlier James Hroadbcnl. who Is back again
....c. .i pyu,, or Bit Knees rnsi urnnti l 1
SIF
t onwny waa present to help "Jim nnd Joe '
stir up things Past Grand Siepp of Hamilton
Lodge, waa a. visitor and gave a talk on
-What 1b Doing In tho Order" Arcturus
Lodgo will begin work on another class of
candidates tomorrow night
Kondorton Lodge held lis nnnual scrvlco
?. ,l"L.','i Fellows Home Hat Sunday The
J,, TI'omaB Hird pastor of Temple Baptist
Church, i'Jd and Tioga streets, preached tho
sermon The music was bj tho choir of Tioga
Alethodlat Lplscopnl Church nnd consisted of
the singing of revlvnl hymns and a solo by
J '"'wto" President Thomas Mpps spoke
At tho Hebrknh Home the services were In
chargo of Anna M Itoss ltcbekah I.olge The
sermon was by William V Uceder, n laj
preacher Tho music was In charge or Mine
Lib Itandal and Included a solo by Mrs Web
ster Mnltlnnd nnd a duet by the Mlses tola
and Sadie Morris President Mrs Miry A
Kngrlman spoke
The serv Ire Krlifr!iilri tn h. t.ni.t I... t.A t,-
bekah Assembly or Pennsjlv-nnlu at the Odd
renown Orphanngo was postponed owing to
quarantine on Sitimlay One ot the ill chil
dren developed a rash which the phjslclan
pronounced to be scnrletlna, and the little girl
was removed to the Municipal Hospital
Improved Order Red Men
TJehootali Tribe has Issued a request tn the
i.lS" .r X: ".'. 1'hlliilolnhl-i to attend divine
servlccit the Methodist KnlSLonnl Church Ltd
Hmt , irnrtl avenue nn the
.Sleep ot tho 11th Sun or Worm
Moon as tho guests of He
linntah Tribe The Itev I)r
Gaul hns arranged a special
sermon for lied Men on tint
Sleep A largo delegation from
enih tribe Is expected for a
demonstration of what the lied
fntl nP tlltr f l-,hfn. . .. .f
Tm V"0.!' SJ I'earson'a Hall at 7 o'clock sharp
Tho Allied Tribes of West Philadelphia with
yieir cry or no suspensions means sninethlnr
doing everv minute until the end or Worm
Moon Each Sachem Is urged tn elect with
grent care live wires tor the delinquent torn
mlttee. and Instruct them to visit the brothers'
vvlves. Tho members aro lomlnded or the
pledge made to Great H nlnr Sigamoro himu.l
It vvaker In Mlunnk Trlltn tlmt ,..h ,im,ti
.r H:1"!' I'.'iiiro uio enn or worm Moon
D. G H Prerrerknrn of Tioga Tribe states
tho litest reports show that the Tast Sachems
all over the statn are working hnrd for the
election of Past Great Sachetn John i; Pooro
tor Great representative to the Great Countll
of tho I'nlted Stntes Hrother Poore t Is
urged has always worked hard for tho suet ess
or tho Order and 1ms been faithful and honest
n, a Great Itcurenentntlve or Pennsylvania In
the Great Council or the United Mates
Shawnee Tribe ndopted two applicants last
week Tho tribe will entertain Its members
and also tho otrlclals or tho State organiza
tion rormerly tho 'Haymakers ' on March 3
Shawneso a side Issue will be known as thq
Itulnmakers " Itepresentative Charles G
Seldel as chairman nblv nsslslcd hj Past fea
chems Crawford Kusscll Funnell nnd I'nr
Bythe have a pleasant surprise for tho mem
bers Several prominent spcikera have been
Invited also a special session of "llalnmak
era' will to held with music nnd singing nn 1
a liberal eunnlv of corn and venison will bo
served Junior hagamoro Headman win i
presented with a membership cortincate hav
ing adouteil the flrft llio mcmhprn T'n-e sj.
rhem Harton who has bein an active worker
for tho trllo M jeers while not In tho best of
health still shows a keen Interest In the do
ings of the trlbo and has n wonderful memory
of lays gone by Shawneso Trlbo Is over 01
scars old
Mlshawum Tribe adopted five palefaces Feb
ruary 23, set as class night by tho Great
Sachem. A largo number of the members
turned out and spent an enjoyable evening
Hie warriors' degree will be conferred on a
large class by Chattahoochee degreo team at
Sli Olrard avenue Wednesday evening Marcn
10 Thu ball of tne trlbo wau a great success
being the largest of the soann held In Ouirtet
Hall Hot Huh Tribe and Wlislnomlng Coun
cil won the, laigo silk Hags and the two ladles
leading the march were each presented with
fine tola Pillows
Paconta Tribe had several past chiefs, a big
Increase In attendance, and as usual, another
candidate on Friday's sleep. Brother Carl
Long, who was active In the tribe several
suns ago A large delegation of paconta at
tended the district meeting In Yuba Tribe last
week and wero Impressed with the talks or
the great chiefs, especially on the subject or
delinquent dues Several members have volun
teered to call on thOBa who have dropped be
hind In payment Past bachem John It
Ureenhalgh wants to see all the ralslng-up
team on tomorrow's sleep for assignment to
their respective positions. The entertainment
committee, under the direction of Chairman
White, had an ample supply of corn and
venison for all The past sachems attending
were Ureenhalgh, Nicholson, Camero, Stetser,
Melvln, Ilullen and McIIugh
The entertainment committee of Itsska Coun
cil, enthusiastic nnd novel workers as they are,
operated nt the social last week the Idea of
making every rrfembor present entertain In
some manner Games wero plnsod and re
freshments served visitors present wero
Past Great Potnhontns Hachet Tongue, ever
pleasing and gracious Deputy Great Poca
hontas Nora Houghton nnd two sisters from
Delaware
The honored brother, T)r T P. Meawlck, was
Initiated In the Past chiefs' Leigue of itaska
Council, at tho homo or Captain Wade Chris
tie at the I cbruarv meeting A card party
will take placo In Itaska a tepeo March 1J
uader Iho chairmanship of Past Chler lllnnche
Stephens
Patriotic Order Sons of America
The nnnual banquet or the Membership Club
nt rinn 'Tn was held Pebruarv Mil under tho
leaderehlp of Hrother Harry 1 Nelson The
venr was one of the most
successful In tno History or
the club. State President Her
man U Miller nnd District
President Itnwntd Wclker
were the henored guests of
thei evening The nddreasea
en the nfT3lrfl of the order
wero verv able efforts, nnd
tho inetnlera were highly
ilcascd music was rurnisnoa
,v tlonron It Itradburv nnd
wire and Henjomln Hlmes, Jr , and wlte No.
40 was tho ptevalllng ravorlte for the evening,
nllhotigh Brothers Cumberland Wennd and
AlacDnwell with their selections ran n close
seeottil tn No Id A souvenir waa presented
to each ladv prrrcnt
The Committee on riectlon Brothers Hlmes,
Sr, Johnson and Coppock recommended tho
lollowlng who wero elected A J MncDowell,
president. W Harry Miller, vice president,
lohn II Power recording sccretar Fred
Mlnger treasurer David A stelham Harry
I Nelson and David A Allen, directors An
Invltntlon Is exendrd to members of thn order
to visit Camp 270 nny Monday evening nt B017
Lancaster avrnue
114 presented a large American
Darby Irrshv terlan Church the
address belntr made bv Past Stato
President bamucl C Wells The Itev .tames
It Kerr, pastor of the church, made tho re-
nrone
Camp 8IK of Holtnesburg, nnd Camp JHkI of
Tacon, attended services, nt the Methodist
llplscopal Church In lacony on Sunday eve
ning last when Camp ld.1 presented n largo
American nng to the church. Tho Itev Lr
Munhall presetted Iho sermon. Tho ushers wero
dressed In Colonial uniforms
Twentv-stx ramps In Montgomerj County
were represented In the nnnual count con
ventlnn of the order held In the rooms or
amp 117 In Vrdmore February Jl Tho presi
dent . s Xlmmcrmin, rnndiKtttl the snalon
The officers elected for tho scar wero Harry
Itelfmyder of Cnmp .'III, president, J 1'
I instormncher or Camp 2.!. vice president,
S Sands of (amp tu master of forms.
Camp 4VS advanced four members 1 ebru try
22 mni Ing a total of 21) In n month Interest
ing addresses were mndo b Hrother Welsh
president district No 11 and Hrother Ilakrr
chaplain of the comtnanderj The mem! era nrn
Bnowing enthusiasm and there la oven liroml-o
of reaching tho HK) innrk In menilmnhlp In n
very snort tlmo Twentv live members tire
flfP?S"S
uniformed at resent This commanders meets
hi i rieneirnip nan Norrls nmi Hepviva strode
tho hecond nnd fourth Mnmlny evening eif
every month Camp 4ss entertained amp No
127 of Audubon. N J Pel ru irs 2 1 A
strong bond or rrlcndshlp exists between these
inmpB due tn tin visit or ISS lo Audubon In
November Camp 4"-s participated lu the M art
Ingtnn j, Hirthlns cclebrathn and mad. a
credltnUo showing
A meeting , r the l'hll idelphl i-Ilncks District
Committee was hrld at ( atiir HO Tebruary
- Tho n emliTshlp reports ahnwe'd a loss nt
thtto from last month There were two deaths
rour droipcd ror nonpsvment of dups mil six
Inltfited Stirring addresses wcie made b
various officers or the Progressive Assoc! itlon
and Brother W H Worrell r ( imp 'M
The nnnual banquet of the dlstrh t was held
nt Cnmp fild t ornwclls. aturdnj evening last
ono hundred and twentj two guests rjI nt a
Hprend which was enjojed ns the best ever
The Itev Frank Crnlghton n member of the
or.ler and pastor or tho Kplscornl Church nt
Andalusia. HRked the bit sslpg f-pcechrs wero
made hy District President Thomns Williams,
or Camp Sill nnd Chairman Wlllltm Neels and
W It Worrell of tho Wava and Means Com
mittee nnd momters of Olncy Camp .No "lilt
There was a cnrtnrv cntnrttilnment uhlrOi vena
exceptionally goo 1
Foresters of America
In the first games or tho pinochle lournn-
nicnt between fourts Fulminant John Paul
Jorcs and Ilnml'toli Dlsslon the following
m f nt b e rs lonstltuted tlin
trams For Paul Jonea Hroth
ers Porter Hink S hulicrl
'-harp. Welst. Weber Smith
an 1 Dbk. for Hamilton DUh
Iihi Shengbr. Han It 'Inm
tui DevvecH Walter and
Mnler, tot ralrmount Ken
redv Loss lrakele, W
Moore dl Klnslow II
lvrnnedv W Johnson and
lames t) Toole lr The offi
cial scorers wero Hi others limnster ol Court
Paul JoneH and Brothers W Mngeo and I red
Jtlstlii or Court I aliinoutit reteree, Brother
A Davie, or Court I alrmount
ftcr a social lour aid refreshments Court
Hamilton DNston drew first blood, winning 11
gnmu t ourt Paul Jones lu games and Court
Ftiltinounl II guncH iho next sesalnn will
be held at l ot rt Hamilton Disston IM.1 Iticlgo
avenue tonight nnd ut Court John Paul lones
em Fildaj evening, March 12. 'Iho lirst nUiuo
will It pltved on ThurHdnj, Mured IS at
Court Hamilton Dlsslon All Foresters, mo
coniiallj Invited to attcn 1 theto games
Court Falrmount has been fortunalo enough
lo procure tho uso of a lare hall for rehears
ing the degreo team, and It is exp.ctcd that
all members of tho team will report at these
rehearsals There seems tn he great Interest
shown In the plunehlo tournament, which Is
drawing a lnru number of visitors nnd tho
spirit thut should cxUt among all Furestcis
Is grentb boosted by tlicso atherlngs
Court John Paul Jones, under Chler Itongcr
Claude Smith, assisted by Sub chief Itanger
A Beers Jr , had several propositions ut the
last meeting Brother John M Kelli, dclo
fcato to tho Heading llxcurelon Committee re
ports that tickets will bo nt the next meet
ing The plneichlo players or the court, under
the management or Past Chler Hanger J M
Kelb. will leport tonight at Hamilton DIss
ton Court, is.1.' Hlelgo nveuue Past Chief
Itanger Mnx Lalb says If tho court wins in
thla tournament ho has something In stare
for tho members nrother William bharp la
forming a two-side candidate team tho losing
siuo lo pay ror u supper in gooti una wel
fare the following members spoke Brothers
Horace T Beers, A. htenger. Doctor Ingrain,
llarrj Goodman und others
Court Columbia wishca to know where Court
Ilobtn Hood ever tot their reputation of being
champion pinochle plajerH of South Philadel
phia nnd alto what honor Court American
Daglo acquired by defeating them Court Co
lumbia claims to havo defeated Champion
Bobln Hood about flvn or six times nnd about
L0 sets of tames with other Foresters' teams
and that Columbia has been defeated only once
nnd that by Itobln Hood On February 18
Court American Uugle visited Court Columbia
with their prize ptnocho team and were ele
feated three games out of 4 Court Columbia
Is willing to accommodate Court American
I ai,lo or Hobtn Hood for another tr. and '
offer Is open to all other courts Address nd
ward A. blkle. 21137 Watts street
Court Llndcnvvood will celebrate Its third
anniversary In their own home 5J03 Market
street, with a banquet, follow eil by a dance
on March 27. The committee, of which Charles
Wnmpole Is chairman. Is preparing for the
event hy holding a euchre and dance on March
17. While the court la the youngest In West
Philadelphia, It has achieved much success
winning two prizes nt tho class Initiation of
all courts held at 39th and Market streets
last May The court was organized by P !'
It. Thomas C Kelly, Edward Anderson Fran
cis J Loughron and Joseph J Kelley The
court also has the proud distinction of having
two deputy grand chief rangers This enter
prising young organization meets every Tues
day evening
It Is claimed by Court Pennsylvania that
week Is largely due to the news publicity In
the Evenino Lidoer. Brother Patrick Ilyrrea
was Installed as a past chief ranger and pre
sented with a certificate. Brother Jamet
Holmes made the presentation speech In flaw.
less English expression which touched the
hearts of his heaters. Including the past chief
ranger, who was too much affected for a lime
to leply. I Inally, In his unassuming way he
piomfsed that he would do all In his power
for the uplift of the order and to serve the
members In tho future as ho bad done In tho
past. Several members of this court visited
Coutt Pontlac on rrlday evening nnd engaged
In a game of cards
Court Cross Kes meeting of Inst Monday
evening was algmllrod by the presence of
Brother Charles llradley, P CI. (' It, who de
livered a statistical lecture on 'Old and New
Forestlc Customs ' Addresses were nlso made
by llrothera Powers and Smith, of Court Hav
erford llrothera Mellenry and Culverdale. ol
Court Delancey. and Brothers Charles ltnhln
fion, Taney and llnllahan The degree team
nccepted nn Invitation to pertonn the Initia
tion nt Court Bobert 13 Patterson, Uroad and
Susquehanna avenue, on Tuesday evening
Mnrrh H Brother Joseph Galther was ap
pointed n member of tho new lllttiat Com
mlttee The degree team under tho direction
of Cnptnln William W hlte, performed the Initi
ation ceremony In a dignified nnd Impressive
manner
Court t'ontlac suffered the nbaenco of the
chler ranger at 1 rldas's meeting, on nccount
of sickness llrothera McCnll Simmons and
Donovan, of Court Pennsylvania, nnd Broth
ers Mnhnncv Kane and Appenzellcr of Court
Schujlklll were visitors, the nrst from this
court In n long time nnd they wero heartily
"eicoineei
The courts located In the city of Tlcadlng
Progress lctorj W'vomlsslng, Conrad Wclser
and Junior Court Advance havo united 1n se
curing Joint quarters nt 021 Penn street This
has had tho ertect or bringing tho courts In
closer touch nnd In addition to united action
In other matters they have organlred n base
ball trim composed of membera or the variolic
courts and are arranging n schedule of game
with teams of 1 orcsters In other cities and
tow ns
Court Queen of Westmoreland located at
Irwin, lot gave a smoker February 27 and
among tho honored guests wero Special Deputy
Grand Chief Hanger John H I nrrcst of Al
legheny Counts, Supreme Itepresentative
Thomas II Goodman, of Pittsburgh, Grand
Secretary Itohcrt Comber, Chler Itanger lames
Pnrlltt and Financial Secretary Samuel Devej,
of tho local court, and Bro. P L Davis of
court iarimer
Court Queen of Westmoreland Is ono of tho
largest courts doiii numerically nnd nnan
clalb In western Pennnjlvnnla nnd whllo
It Is one of the older courts It has token a
new lcaae of life and Joned In the 1 orcstlc
boom now pievallng In that secton
Jr. Order United American Mechanics
Iwls Wlrth Council Is keeping their degree
team busy with now cnndhlntcs every meeting
night
HenJamln Franklin Council
opened n membership cam
pnlgn with an enthusiastic
meeting nnd Ihrce candidates
on Inst Ftldaj evening
Dlrlgo Council Is Inking nn
nitlvo Interest In the work or
the Past Councilors and
W llllng Workers Assocln
tloi hnvlng furnished HI new
members til the nscn, Inllm.
uurniK ine uesc montn
Finnkllnvllle Council held a smoker nnd en
tertainment cm las' Mnndnj evening Two
new numbers were received nnd remarks for
the good cr thp order were made bv many
visiting nieinlieis. The large gathering present
flillv cnJocd the evening
Itack lalo Council will celebrate their 2td nn
nlverun o" March I-' with nppioprlntu ex
ctclsea Ilockdnle Council was organized hj
tieoigo W I'enn nnd Instituted on March 1.'
ivil.' bv W M llrook with 21 members 'Ikei
now enjoj a membership or 1M) niul ur vvuith
nhout fMJOu
I'cnn a l'uk Council held nn open meeting
on Saturday evening laBt. which was at
tended bv n larg- mid enthusiastic audience
Interesting reiiuuks weie mado bj visiting
Irothers unci a membership campaign was
CLASSIFIED RATES
DAILY AND SUNDAY
Tills STTLD TYPE (or like this).
One Insertion ........... per line
Threo Insertions In n week 12VjC per line
Seven consecutive Insertions We per line
Situations wanted, three Inser- . ,,
tlons In ft week 10o per line
THIS SIZE TYPE (or like this)
Permitted In all elnsslflcatlons except Help
and Situations Wanted, Lost and Found, Per.
ronals Boarding and Booms ,,
one Insertion ... ... 20c. pcrlne
Three Insertions In a week . 17'ioperl ne
Seven consecutive Insertions .. ISo per line
All rates are based on agate measurement,
14 ngato lines to the Inch
DI2ATH NOTIcnS-elthor paper-
10 lines one time ,&
Three insertions ... H-00
DAILY ONLY
In VBcrt December 1, ll
COMBINATION RATE ,
ror Insertion In both the morning and evening
papers ot samo day
PUBLIC LEDGER
(MOltNINO)
EVENING LEDGER
(EVENING)
Ad I four cents per lino net to rates given
above
Iiri.P AND SITUATIONS WANTED
A IJ LIITISLNO IN THE 1'tIULtC LEDGEH
MAY HE INSI-IITED IN Till. EVENING
I llDOLtt W I rilOET ADDITIONAL
HMton
There is a drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at office rates.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
CHlLnNTlisaMperience!ciTi'rfiichortTer
mnn assist with chambcrwork. Apply MM
N Uroad rt
COUillED WOMAN for general housework and
waiting. Bleep In Call after P. I IM Jlrown.
C'OMt'TOMrTCH operator, experienced, stale
age and salary desired L Ml, ledger Oft
CONGENIAL, BEMUNFnATIVE KM
PLOYMIiNT FOIt WOMEN OF ItEriNll-
MI.NT IN PHILADELPHIA AND NI.AII
IJV lOWNS IN CONNI t riON WITH A
LIIIKAKY snrtVICE, WOHK MAI BE
DOM' AT HUME if' DLSIHED, COM
MISSIONS II 41, Ll.DOLIt CLNlItAL.
COIJNTBY PLACE wants experienced middle
aged woman for housework or man and wlfo
lr man could do light garden work referenco
rcquired O SI, Ledger cntrnl
HOFSEWOItK Neat und competent whllo girl
for general housewoik Appl I23 N ir,th at.
jloiJ"EWOItK Experienced girl wanted, fam
ily of 2 suburbs M illO, Ledger Central
HOI SEUnitlv Flderly lady for light house.
work Biinll fanillj , reference "l N. Jllth
jinrsEWOIlK White Protestant, I In" fam
llj, no washing 4001 Baltimore ave.
HELP WANTED MALE
WANTED Working rarmer. who understands
gardening fund stock raising! man must bo
temperate, orderly and disposed to keep an
equipment In good repair: wife to milk, maice
butter and care ror chickens. Answer, stat
ing size ramlly and wages expected, I 734,
Ledger Central.
WATEn nirilflEns "wanted i must nave fac
tory experience on One cabinet work, furni
ture or pianos, physical examination neces
sary. Apply Victor Talking Machine Com
pany application office, 25 Market st . Cam.
GCll, fl. J
TOUNG MAN about 10 for office and out
si le work: must be Industrious, neat ami good
penman, reply In own writing, mentioning
lorrrer employers and references. W jo,
LedgorjCcntral .
TOtlNCJ MAN, about 18. experienced typist,
billing machine) operntor. Elllott-I f'chfr
prer Sea Mr. Hunt, at Ledger Cent,, B a. m.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Are jou Interested In helping the unemplojeu
bookkeeper, stenographer and clerk?
ir so. nn ask vour co-oneratlon with out
rree Commercial Service Department . at
IiMJCim Central, where are listed competent
cpcricneeci misincss women seesmg posicioii.
Phone 'Miss Dean," Walnut .1000, If ou
have nn opening to llll
to Lentim Adi ertlsers
A turn, wishes cooking or
rererencc. call at 114
ITousework: good
Brandyvvlne.
A N'UTISE with hospital exp would like tho
care ot a child or Invalid C 512, Ledger Off
AIJfLITY FOIt S.VLE A lady who has been
private secretary rnr the president or a large
inanurnrturlng corporation desires position
whero she can malee herself valuable, has
knowledge of bookkeeping stenography and
details of ofnee. thoroughly reliable and
not arrald or responsibility r Jli. Ledger
Central
SITUATIONS WANTED-xB
""'"'" "'"rii-ii"Tri7i7r -iw
oejiscj veerman lei ow wants ivnv",. I"PM
and automobile pslntlni JMjH
yuursu mam, 20, desires rlen .1 "i
Jnny kind, d 2i) Ledger nrn.?' Wt,
EMPLOYMENT AOEIffj
WE CAN SUPPLY ALL KlNnq rw
CLASS HRLP! KinST-rliASS iltMBl'Rt
Et)o nnowN st piio vd VJ5
5T1S3 IfXhUIKs, 2002" BalnTrlde-Ji
man. Irish trained waltresUi, niirP
work girls! refs. required.
COOKS, chamber'tls, "Itchenmii7,7r-S
etc Bird s Emp, Bureau, 7in s i7?",
riltST.CLAS ,ilEI,P WANT poir-S-.'
MISS IIAODN, 2 N. 4IST ST. l8,1,!1?;
BAYLOR'S T."mplovment Acncyn55T
. t , male nnd female heln. lv4m siffl
z3J
WORK NEEDED OUIOKLY
, As a partial contribution to th neTT
Is being eonbly carried on by the VLk l
AM Committee, Society ror OraanliM K?'"
and Juvenile W'orkera' Hureau. In aiSJ-i0-plojment
ror needy, deserving men ana J1'
the rem to LBDOEn and 'Evrxisn AIII1.
these columns to the.FIlEE USE of tll'J1
plojment Hrnnches of these organij.i;?.'
' Here you will find listed ttSm lA
brief stories of spcclllc cases that h. ?
Investigated bv them nn.l fnM.i .. naT It
nnd particularly urgent ores. ti,; ft
listed are out ot employment throuth ?
of their own Applications from XrML6
IV ln,ll. ...'. 1
LIP BHOrilEns teoulre experienced trim
nirrs and milliners, long season, good
salarj Apply Emploment Bureau.
launched with 10 applications
There was held In tho historic Concord
School In Gernnntown n meeting of members
or Washington Council, No 1, who have been
members of the council for 21 vcars ot over to
form i Veteran Atcoclatlon or Washington
c ouncll, No 1 Jr O I A M The Concord
School was a pecullarlv appropriate phuo lo
hold a meeting or this c hnrnetrr ns It was in
this building Hint MnshlnUnn t outirll vena in.
Etltiit.d on Mil 17, 1ST.; alio cnminltten In
ohirge appointed hj the council lasuccl 217
Imitations to those members In tho council
who were ellglb'o In membf rshlp In the neo
elntlon A huge number nttende I and In tho
luteivnl or bushies entertained each othci with
leeidlcc tlnns or the doings wise and otherwise
or the council tn tho jears gono b Brother
Gcorgo w Hivter a member tor over 4') vcars
lourno'e.l rrnm hla homo In lxing Ilrnneh N
r to le present and was honored bv helng
elected tho nNBiilatlnnH that piesldcnt
I he asHeKlaloll decided to hold meetings
i)u irterlv thn annual nieetlug being held on
Lincoln h Birthday, ns lucre seemed in ho too
iiiiuij eve iiIh ociiirrlng on Washington's Illrth
dav 'iho rnllowlng orflc era wero clectod
George W Bnxter, jiresldent John 13 Shultz
first vice president John S Ilarmer second
vlco piesldent lohn Itei knrd Ir . third Meo
president Ilenr L Illghter, trcaaurer, F. p.
Heltennnn sccrelnrv
Washington h Hirth lay wan remembered bv
' nid Wnsh lu the Council Chamber, in
Church lane Germantnwn Itefrshments worn
se eel ny tne eoinmlttee ncmorks wero mado
b; tho nicmbern nnd also bj inembera or
Kensington Council, No .-, nnd Henry clai
Council, No 7
Fraternal Patriotic Americans
State Vice President William II Sheneman
hns Issued tn all councils or the Eastern Dis
trict a letter complimenting them upon the
great sucress or tno elasn Inla
tlon, 1 ebiuary 2J nnd suggest
ing tint class Initiations bo ar
range I for ovcry month In tho
a vetal districts This siisgeBtlou
will no doubt bo adopted hy alt
ecnirclls wllh a consequent re-
u.fc ,i tn. ic-inc in incmDersiup
S a Hit l,.,1l.r.nnA '
RinJ i"'ui 's'allon will bo mado by the
Stato v ho councilor and Stato (ouncll Secre
e?,f, xf0.W h 11r,J t0 imc Council Llan
eie i Monday evening next Tho Good or the
m.' 1,1,',?',',' Ti"1 m.e'"' ot "l0 sa"o ""o
ii 'r .I,.5f5ai,'na ,rnm various lounills
i-l ,,CVecL, a. ' "h. !:!rect ITmlnal at a p m.
Irankrord Council Ikind will nc tho escort. P
leni! r Vi. Jac?'' will glvo nn Interesting
l,u n tho cxtremo West, Illustrated by
lantern Nlldes
John It Murphy Council is certainly get
ting together n rnnrl mirni, nf .e,..J. "
nrtleer. 1 ,. 7.... 7 I.. ".i.-" " "" rac lis
... .u ...uu tiuw in me respective ortlces
are shovylng their nbllltv to tnko care of the
work Intrusted to them Hrother Bldler has
assumed the position of assistant recordlni
te. retarv pnd llrotlur i horlcy as conductor.
Brother B dlcy h work haa been very prnmls.
ing and gives Indication or greater effort and
emuU" tA" H" llmll,-al'" that this council Is
ai'i p' i ',.. PfDlltlnna were secured for tho
class Initiation. Most of theso wero brought
In by Dr l Lclnlnger with Dr Eugene peir
ter and Charles MacDonald closely Yol owlne
Brother MacDonald, tho treasurer of tho
council, is one of Its most earnest workers!
lie has done much good In his new position as
deputy Stato councilor Brother Victor ('
Peters Is n most Invaluable member and con
tr times materially to the bucccss of this coun
ell He was a shining light at tho class Inla
tlnn There wero two others at lu Lu who
K .i!",'..1?.0 'et-lrothcrs relnlnger and
Joseph Hell who for rour clave devoted every
minute of their spare tlmo to the perfecting of
tho electrical appliances associated with the
work or the vlco councilor
Order of Independent Americans
Bed. White and Blue Council Is planning for
?.rec.ep,,l,onrV0h"lebra.le " s"h anSlveVrsary on
March II The membera aro continuing to do
bu nvtn unci mere aro at
present three propositions for
membership nnd promise of
more tn follow. Now that the
guard has been reorganized
tho council expects big things
?! l" association Brother
Henry Baylor, tho warhorse''
of the council, Is still dls.
penslng his spiritual lessons
and food for thought, having
...... ... vuayiuiii tor inreo
oung,
M 21U,
INUItSE, experienced for two children
Fiotestant best references required
j.eugcr e entrai
S VLI.SWOMI5V SEE M Y A OVER! 1HBMENT
IN IMIIILIC I EDGErt F. ITHl SUNDAY,
PAItCEL POSI PAGE S W llburn How en,
210 PnrKvvnv Hldg Phone Walnut 1.110
STFNOGHU'llTlt-QllIrk opernlnr on I'ndcr
wood must have foiuo experience, talary,
ss to htart steidy poMtlem vvltli ndvanco
nient must live 111 North Philadelphia
1. is 17, Ledger Branch Of lb e 7th und Oxford.
WNlf D-Qlllol lltllln linltl knowledge of
tho caro ladles anil Miitlemen'B clothing,
g 'od senmsttcss useful lu slelciiess, Prot Ad
dress nil the week C 110, 1 rdger Offlco
WANTEID Experienced wollrcss, must bo
willing clean, Protestant prererrol. Address
twodaB C 120 Leder Orflce.
OMAN white competent, for general house
work, ft In family, ref. 1001 Baltlmoro ave
BOOKKELPCIt Expert, capable tako charge,
location Immaterial, r 147, Ledger Central.
BOOIcJi'ElM'Ett. expeTlenced nrst-class refer-
encp F 'x,Ledgcr Central
CHAMUFftMAID-W Al n.Vn-rteflned colorca
plrl wants position, private, references
Phono Overbrookl-.olc
citAMHlTlTM"AIl and waltress-5-tTioroughTv
cofnp up-State gdrls: ret 1412 Toronto st.
CHA"MH"nit.MAtl, cTcrrhan wishes position"
12n W' Hewson st , Maacher below Norrls
CHA.MHEItWOrtK or housework without waBii
Ingclty, good plain cook Ph. Wnl 712.1 W
CHAMlfi:ilWOItf and waiting, or chamEer-
worn ami launury, competent. I, uie, i-eu.uir
CHIf.DNI USE orlght general housovvorkf
L1I7 .south Bucknell st
COOK, experienced white woman thoroughly
competent, best refa L fU7. 1-edger. Oftlce.
COOK nnd chamocrmald wish positions to
gether. mil Olrard ave. Phono Top. Wnl
COOKING or housework In private famllj i
competent girl, city L illtl Ledger Otflce
DHi;hsUAMTH. on ladles' and c hlldrcrTa tlreBS
es Jiyday at home Write 21.'' Christian
UHi;baviAKlJIt. competent, wishes engage
menis, MM) per day O 41, Ledger Central
MALE
DltES-siMAKEE or New York desires cngac'ls.
evening gowns specialty Phono Wnl 4H0J W.
Gim. wishes position nt chamberwork and
. waiting Call 4401 Wayne ave
LADY desires work by tho day. Blanch
laiovisKy -tin w, lwtn NIcetown
tienernl
WOMEN WANllJD-Good appearance, to sell
household artlclo on commission basis, splen
did opnortunlt ror hustlers M 241, Ledger
Central.
HELP WANTED MALE
CAKE MAKER WANTED THOROUGHLY
EXP MAN ONE HAVING SOME EXEC E
ABILITY. KIVDL STATE WltUItU I OR
MHULY EMP D AGE AND SAU EXP'D
M). P. II BUTLER CO, PlrTarilJRClll,
PA.
NEAT experienced colored girl desires cooking
or housework references Phono Preston 4fH
SKIT colored c.lrl deslrea assistant housework
or nursing, references Phone Preston 42.il
poJ'.Ls" GIRL wants general housework Call
2002 New comb st NIcetown
Tito TEH TANT chambermaid wishes position
'vi'Mi iy juiitv ave . .vnimrirc.
'SEAMSTItESH good cutler nnd fitter, by day
or week refs L HIS, Jxidger Orflce.
STENOGRAPHER neat and dependable would
consider inodernto salary with opportunities
reference n 2 11 Lodger Office
STENOGRAPHER Neat rnnld nceurnto in
telligent rers ,mod ea"; 13s.il Led Cent
WOMAN Trench rcilned desires position as
companion for old lad . references Miss
Clemcnce 1'IIS Christian st
WOMAN of refinement. American, assist house,
sowing nursing mod, wages L mr Led Oft.
WOMAN wants washing or dav'H work; good
w orker. Ill HIBonltz st..Nlcctow n.
umpiojers sccaiug reliable cxpcrltnr,j;T
and women can. therefore employ th, Si18'
women listed with the nrsurancc thai t&
helplnir deserving, w 01 kcra who only &
a chance to help themsotves ihoy ax nS'I.
charity They want and must nav? iniSfJ,
employment. W 111 you create n job f S5r
of theso who can fit Into lour orgardiiV
If voj will do your share, this great !?.??
will be quickly solveJ ' Brtat "Mt
BEFER TO CASES DY LETT.nP.1iT?
THOSE MARKED 'EA" FORWARD offl
TO THE EMKBGENCY AID COJIMITr?,
LINCOLN BUILDING. -siMMIIJJr
"S. O C " TO 1 HE SOCIETY Tort 0lil5T,
IZIn'q CHARITY, AND " UIi
"J W H" TO THE JLVFNH.K WrS
ERS' BUREAU. 1607 ARCH STREET 'SB
n
ALL-AROUND BOY, 11 iEARS OlwiT
take any kind of work ho can get it 7.
support his family S. O t 7.'4 (Ncrthil.
Dlt. fi2 W. Chellen ave. Gin) 1,10"yj
AUTOMOHILE HELPflH OR LTuonrT
Will take anythltiK Im , nn get lo do"S
references has six children, the oldest ft V
the voungest 4 months s o c. N'oi'r
(I'owelirti District I01S Powelton ave ) ifi
tlAKLR-BREAD B.'KEH, 40 YEAns
whoso last cmplover says ho wis Ihorouv
honest and reliable, and In two scan.v,
never late one dav He I aa been out of ill
8 months Has 0 children oldest 11 ! ,,
youngest 2 Jcars . S o C rsj (NnfiK
tlstrlct.J3p. C, U North Marshall ,fs
BKER .11 Yl Alt, OLD WHO TTTsTTolf
ed for three yenis In one plac and iihtIim,
IOC 1JU ,iaiD .1, miviiill ,,, . ",
erences has been out of work
ery gHr
erc'in '" una umi "... ,. nunv HOW I0F ft
months S O C (V17 INortheast Dih. a
N Howarelst) u2l
BAIiER-HERE IS A.MAN WITH TacEeIi
reco-d. who Is strictly temperate and cm
; Vinllar!n and ! ji
L A , 2UI acM
first-class work.
pcratclv III need
HLACKbMlTH'S
lICLIi:il AWIl S.US7:
nnni. iiihn nnn .In l.l.n.lni. n.t. .. .
nun. ...... v.... ..v. ...uu..,in i.utn, will lih
anj thing thej can get to do all four of tS
ravo excellent references thcro are seven eK
dren or achool ago In this ramlly s o c-t.
011 (WoodlnndDlst ,121J S. 17th it j 1 i'
BLACKSMITH AND WlIEELWRiaitlCS
ccllent workman, rormer employer says lis 1
a very good workman nnd Is sorry that heav
not employ him, but has no work for him
do. . He has a largo famllj. and they are ms
ttcallj destitute. E. A. 203 Jf
BLACKSMITH-S GERMAN. 33 YEArSOW
has been out or wcik fix months, his ant
and one small child depenuent on h ., (Elite
Dlst, S. O. C, 0J4. .lis S. Lawrence t.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
ACCCIUNTANT-Audlls financial statements
hooks opened closed, modcrato terms. F
84.' Ledger Central
ACcpUNTANT-Kceu. open close books spe
clal reports P. O Box dill Plilladelnhla
OANVASSIIRS Catholic preferred, 4 to 0
o'clock dally lo right pirty Call 721 Walnut
M , Room 0 third floor
COMPANION Perm pos to a man with edue"7
pref 10 to 40 rs of nge as companion to
neivcus gentleman salary $.10 per month,
with lward, on a farm V QUI Ledger Cent
EGG DnCORATOR
N SNTLLENMH'RO & CO RIXIUIRE THE
KFHV1CF OF AN EXPERH5NCED EGG
DI.COR V.TOH A P P L Y SUPERrNTEN
1)1. NT S OFI ICE
l-OREMW wnnted In woodworking establish
ment, llrst-clasB mnn, familiar with case
work and capable of Instructing help, physi
cal examination necesary. Address ''Fore
man ' PoBtotllce Box J10O
G'.RDENER. Protestant, who understands
caie of cowh and chickens wire a good
1 iiindress. give ago and ror. 1 740. Led Cent
1
consecutive terms.
HEAD OAROrNER-Competent to lake charge
or plarn must thoroughly understand flowers
vegetables, cowh and caro of house plants
and furnaces, muat not linvn over two chil
dren, must bo very willing and must havo
excellent references G 47. Ledger Central
MACHINISTS Wanted, lathe and shaper
hands 1 ho Cox & Sona Co ,Ilrldge(on, N J
MAN" experienced, for care of polo-ponleaT
weighing not over 110 pounds, with reference
Apply to Mr Stokes 101 S nth Bt , Phlla
delphla MILLWRIGHT vvanlel-lBt-class man, cap of
erect machinery from blueprint without
runner instrut eicint pnysiceii exam neces
sary Apply Victor lalklng Machine Co, Ap
pllcatton orilce, 2!i I nrket at ,Camclen, N J
ItFPRESE.NTATIVE wanted to "place high
cIbbs mining shares of proven rropcrty; a
permanent 1 osltlnn to a competent producer
McKendrlck, Nicholson i Co , Ltd , 103 Bay
st.. Toronto, Canada
ACCOUNTANT, credit, collection. manager.eji
perlenccd ilea nevvjeonnee Flill IcdCent
ACCOUNTANT keep audit, open cloro books"
pccJaJreports I'.O Ita JS0 Phlladclphn
BANK CLERK 20 nine icars' cxDerlcnce clo
slrcBornakcchangcOJW),JNgerCent HOnKKDijpnil Managing ability, thorough.
varied exp landuirManngcr Blip N.lOtli
BI'lLDERS' ESTIMATOR (civil engineer) ago
.11 wishes 1111 orrer, first-class quantity man
familiar with coats and thoroughly experi
enced on nil classes of construction, also
capable, of handling oMco books and cor
responclcrce, good references, G 10 Ledger
Central
LIIAUl 1 CCJil. VUU11I7. WlllTf. rte. ..
- ,- ; j j ---.---. " tjjo , e.
uvvii repair rtciureaa Mm C'OUlns. 2010 S 21st
SALESMAN Wanted a college graduate with
enlea ability, experienced. Interested In In
tercollegiate athletics to take up special
advanie work, something entirely new. ref.
erences required Address Robert Appleton.
lis East JSth bt . New York
AI l.tM VN oung man wanted, have good
nrtlclc Call from 8 JO to 10 JO. eiL'O South
nth Bt , first floor.
SALESMEN SEE MY ADVERTISEMENT
IN PUBLIC LEDGER EV17RY SUNDAY.
PARCEL POST PAGE S Wllburn Bovven
210 Parkway Hldg Phono Wnlnut 1640
SECRETARY with exec, abll required by lTve
wiro corp Hon Billy ' Sunday convert pref ;
must bee omo stockholder G 52. Led Central
STOCK bIiLSMN Wo have 10.000 shares of
treasury stock for sale, shares 10 par, a
good opportunity for live man, reference re-
ejiilree M 211. Ledger Office.
TOUCH1 BS-UP and French polishers wrriTed";
must te experienced on louchtng-un and
burning In lino mahogany cabinet work,
physical examination necessary. Apply Vic
tor Talking Machine Company, application
o fflce. 21 Market st , Camden N. J.
WANTED For the Eryn Mawr College, LI
brary, a Janitor and janltress, married couple
S referred A.iply at Business Office Wednes
ay, from 10 10 to 12 SO a in . or Friday,
frpm Ml .10 to 12 30 " ''
W A NTCB Bond eale"snian, familiar with cen
Iral and western Pennsylvania, good oppor
tunity, experience and referenco required. F
UTl. i.CUKfi cciilin.
BIJILDEBS- estimator, with several years' ex
perlcnco, also capable of handling office books
and correspondence wishes nn offer, further
particulars at Interview. H 741J. ceiri"
tllAUFFEUR, white young man careful
driver, good mechanic sober, obllglnc ant
trustworthy, wishes steady position best
prlvato reference. C 118 Ledger Ofnco
CHAUFFEUR middle-aged man, ca7ciu"l
driver havo been running Ford wl I run car
look after heat and be gen useful: country
prejerrod gooclrcr I, wis) Ledger6fnco
CJIAUFI'EUH. r. years' experience, drlv e ofroT
pair .any car rel able sober refcrenci J,f
iho beat. F 115.1 Ledger Central
CHAUlTEim Machine shop e"x"p . sober ri
liable, dependable Address C 200. Ijd oit
can do
S 21st
COLORED MAN AND WIFE want places, city
or country, wire, nrst-class cook" has been
cooking In private families for 20 vearii
man, butler and all-around man. best oitv
references aged .15 and J8 years, c "01
Ledger Otflce " " ""'
FARM , HAND Energetic joung Yale mari
seeks Job on successful farm, wllh fine ceonio
mu li theoretical, some practlcnl. knowledge
hard, fast worker. F. D Seward. R n v
.1, Towanda, Pa ' ',u
FARMBR-Marrled farmer, no children, and
slngle man, want pos tlons on un-to-chcie!
tt..j .' -"h""" ". enniiiK c-iiarge, refer
crices L". J. Hunt, Conshohocken. Pa , Itoute
OARDENEn, married, age S5. no ramllyT
wishes position, understands caro of cows
chickens, vegetables, etc.; wlfo can do any
work In house If required, good reference, c
211, Ledger Office. v"
BLACKSMITH'S HELPER, 41, OOODHrF
erences, has had no steady work for, a
months, has a wlfo nnd children dependent
?.'"!; a,.8 ?' 7J3 !sPr,nK Garden District,
O. C 1&1J Brandy wlno st )
BLACKSMITH S HELPER-2.1 YEARS WIT!
ono firm, which recommends him hlgMr. i
vestigatlon shovva man to bo badly tn nU
help L A. 165 -aa
BOILERMAKER AND MACHINIST. WlS
good references, lias been out of work forH
months, has a wife and I children depenJo.
on him S. p. C . 7.18 (Eastern District, Wl
C, J.I8 3. Itwrence st.) '
LOILERMAKER AJIETHCAN. 40 YEAM
old. with good references, this man ti 1
widower who is trying to take care ot Mil
small children S O C. 030. (Germanium
Dlst 52 W Chellen ave 1 m.
BCHLWIMAKER'S HELPLlt MAN OFTk?
with 0 small children dependent upun hti.
ettll tnlA anv l.lnH nf tt n.V hn .n n. t.
or the children Is HI In tho hospital ami 1
baby Is 111 at homo Excellent references &a
C. 5S8 (Northern Dlatrlct, S. O C, 1Q
North Markhali street.) m
BOOKKEEPER" THOROUGHLY EXPERt
enced man, with excellent references (roa
last emplojcr, who laid him oft owing to ltd
ui uuBinesa. ib a. Eooer ami Eieaay woritf
v. .vu.
HARDENER or coachman,slngle,7 years' exn '
rellahle refereneAa. Te ost T ....?.... r ..'.
- . wmijci c-ciierai
OA,U1,K-VE"v,,.1..lllt' """ K011 reference
till T-eler flfCl, n
G EN I Li:MAN des placo for col butler, courts
coue, honest, low wages. V 741. Led Cent
JAPANESE Couplet wish positions In small'
family as cook, butler, take entire charge
best references Reliable, i09 N ISth nt
31N. A.ND W'lFH white, want positions, wire."
., V". "tV-Ass" ","S.""SL -V. "ouBcrnan,
BOOKKEEPttR AND KTE.NOnniPHFI!.
Youncr man. university einrluate. hit iti
soltitely the best possiblo rcrerenco as to cbu.
acter and ability, ho has been out ot ftod
rpr Borne umo ana la wining to do anitMti!
BOY - Ml-1 EAR-OLD BOl, WITH tXCKt,
lent references, has been out of work llw.
ter. he Is the only wago earner In a farollM
i cnucren, ino youngest a uaDy, a inoataeic
he wantB a chance to help support his brotfcei
and sisters and his giandmother, who lies
with them 3 O. C , C.1J. (Powelton Blrt.lM
i unvuuii uc
BOl, 10 YEARS, STRONG. HLALTBI!
American boy, will do any kind of noriil;
help support an aged grandfather, parcoti tsj
ueau unu no anu staler cu carsi out 01 irsa
some montns, has worked on Ico wasos,
W B . 804
BOY. 11 YEARS OLD IS THE ONLY SlI
port of a widowed mother, 4 brother! is;
sisters He has worked in a rope factorr. rs
win hho any Kina or vvorK no can gee. 0
C. 005 (Frankford District. S O. C, 1
Unity street.) -j
BOY, 10, PARENTS DEAD, LIVING W1W
grandmother SO years of age and child of 1
only one In family working antl he only,
part time; In Immediate need of coal, grrjeepj.
ana one montns rent, very deserving. J.."
ts., BUlf a
BOY, 1& YEARS, EXPERIENCED IN Fl
tshlng room of hosiery mill out of work'
months, father dead, tils boy and ow
protner, lu, also out ot wora, eiperiews
chaurfeur und can furnish good rererence. If"
in aianavunie j vv ji uiu
BOY, 15, WHO HAS ATTENDED SOUTHED
Manual Training School and has been forw
to leave school to help support parents: ou
make good at any kind of olllce work. J.J
it.. BOO
MOl, 111 YEARS. JEWISH. WISHES WOM
nr nnv c-lnH. Hrielncr temn or datnir anitLSI
that will hedp his home, father Is luberctwo
and no one In family of four worktcf, j
W H K74 S.
Ledger Central.
PRESS I-EEDER flrst-class, can Bet ojid da:
V i "V ' """".'"iiioM ca iiernateln,
1. M C A , B.'d and Sansom sts , Box 434
SALESMAN, anxious to locate with growing
manufacturing concern; willing to start low
?r i?garcV,b3u"oSai;iur.r '".
SOUTH AMERICAN EXPORTBRsISpanish
translator, many years' experience, legal
commercial work, exoert In nennrt n,. eJ'
elres engagement, moderate charges, highest
references F 740, Ledger Central "'""'
STENOGRAPHER, 3 yrs.' exp, rapid, oco '
not alrald of work. O 48, Ledger Central '
WANTED In ofilco of large corporation, male
stenographer, experienced, state age, salary,
reference. I' OW, Ledger Central.
VYAicjjiMAjM i ire sou or nard coal, attend
engine, licensed, refs C 1IIA Ledger Orflce.
WATCHMAN or fireman, German, wishes pos
can turn best rers 210 Collum st.. Gmtn.
YOUNG MAN. expert In making palnlT'coiors"
varnlsh.speaks French.German, learned trade
iioroaie eiteiipeiiutuin, elan N Tin St
VOUNO GERMAN COUPIJ3 want posltloriTSt
geneial housework, man la trained waiter
1015 North Philip Bt., rear. waiter.
"BOYTU YEARS, WANTS WORK. ERRJj;
or neipcr urouna btoro, lumiiy r
miner oui 01 worK tnree montns, no .iei
Ing but one girl out of ramlly of nlstlj
W B., 802. i
BOY. 14. WANTS WORK IN OPTlCil
trail fatliar liaa n Artrail tnw sifit 1ltsilil 19
numher' of years, but on account of 111 bMj-jj
cannot worn aieamiy, ramny ery Plw'fi,i
la ery urgent, j. w u,t h-j
rj-.v i--T rtiri. tn vfiiiti fMTi HTROJCi
and wttUnc wanta anv kind of work w i
nia wmowea momer uDPort otner v-r,i
mother earns tn a week not enoun tt "v,
nr4 -Intisa h ntinlA fomllv 1 W. II 8(11
V:.ir ' in. it ns t iTT " rvt OlKnTP r "' K YTIISw
llUIi m, 1 .Aiiijii iyi)ijjviju t- iksS
chlidrett In family dependtne upon the wiB
iur Buufvi vi iiau uuu ttuanj- "" , itr3.
any kind of work, likes driving, i, "
BOY, WHITE" AMERICAN. 15 YEARS, Wig
do any kind ot work, father deserted; jootw
and sister out of work; mother will no mi
kind ot housework. No 860, J. W. B.
BOY, 15 YEARS. WANTS WORKl .RRS
can mage nimseit useiui aoouc awt, vr--dead;
no one working lu a family t j
hl v in. j w. H . SB"
BOY. 10. WITH EXPEBIENCE IN CAliJII
factory ana roonng worK, nmniy i --.
perate straits, nearly disrupted throuitt ft
of work, very deserving. J W, B. two. J:
NO. 57 ASTHMA SIMPSON, THE VILLAGE QUEEN IP ANY ONE IS A "DEAD ONE" IT'S "STEW" PIDD!!!
vjh6h x last saw Miss Simpson
ISHS WAS SITTING ALONE ON
THE OTH6R- Si 06 Or" THIS WALL J
"I'M 60INO AROUND TO H6R'
1 I
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1 "" I - ' - j ' I
ANP THEN VOUR PAR.T CoAeS IN Hi THeN I SAV TO HeR-"MSS SlMPSON, . - , N '? - J
Wop'Re yo STAY ON THIS SIP QF J COHTRAFPIC 15 DffAP AND WHAT He ) C0NTRAFFIC l7, ( OH,.NO,. 1 S P 1
." THB VY ACL AND SHOUT OOT-J . TOJ.P YOU S NO LONGCR A SECRST.' . Xi rsc A . 1 1 nrk YOU DtPliV Wpr . 'J i
r'CON.TRAFFIC IS PCAD !.'.' v4.' HIS pgATH RgLCASes VOU FROM J 15 L?fcAD!J HAM HURT HlrA coAteTd M,