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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY MARCH 11. 195.
HELP WANTED-IXMAJ.B
FRATERNAL SOCIETIE
The degree team is doing excellent
UilVmontTi and there la always a warm
ime to all brothers wlfj attend the meet
Independent Order Odd Fellows
, Sixty lodges, encampments nnd Rcbtkah
lodges In the city are now members of the.
tmploymont bureau located In tha Grand ldgs
heatliiuartera, at 17.S1 AM
street Increasing Interest la
being shown, now conirlbutora
being received at every meet
Inir. with many nihera slgnl
lying their Intention of going
In. Now that tha bureau,
working now lor three, weeks,
has been placed on ft sound
baala, It la expected that tha
monthly donations will be re
am .b.1 Tha. fhn efforts OF
tha bureau are being appreciated not only by
the unemployed membcra of the order, but i
lh hlw amnlnbati nf Itthnr nit Well, Is evidenced
y the number of flrma whim have enrolled on
thA wslilns- lint to alve the applicants prefer- ,
ence In any positions to be tilled More than
score of poiltlona have been tilled in this
city. Tucntv-teven men were rent to the
du l'ont orks. In Olbbatown, and another
large numter aent to tho Mldvale Steel Works
at the request of these flrma.
Philanthropic Lodge held last neck one of
In old-time lunches, at which mirth, music
and Inatructlve talka were , Intermingled.
"I'M" Hlalght, whose droll criticisms or ineil- ,
Vlriitala are at all times n source of amuse
ment, was the toastmaster, .and when the
member called upon did not nil, the bill to Ills ,
satisfaction "Pro" very nbly filled In the in- ,
tennis These lunches, long a. feature o
l'hllanthroplc Lodgo. have not been held as
regularly as usual, so that this event brought
nut the members In larxe numbers. Visitors
tame from Toeony, Damascus, imperial,
Oeorge W C-hllda and Independence Lodges.
Among those who assisted In preparing the
lunch and without, whose Presence no feed
Is considered complete, were ChjrlM Vrollner,
Albert Nordmann, William II. Nogle and Will
lam A. V. 8haney,
Minerva Lodge gao tho brothers nnd In
vlttd frlenda a social entertainment nt the last
tntetlng Hrothers Shearer. Oentlo and I Al o
way spoke on tho good work of the order nml
on the homes they maintain. llulchle Dougall,
Vincent retcrs, Vincent De tH"!f0',,n"rny
Scheming. Leonard Jarvls, "" "m0Rnn
Dan Campbell. Ed. Elchner. 8 Al o"a ?"''
Waif. Rergln made up tho hlgh-clars talent
ind were srMtly appieclntcd.Xllnerva Lodge
la galling ahead n good ahape and well
lV.-- ... a- ..n t. .iBffrnn unrk. keeping In
practice every meeting night on new members
and all young blood, too.
Oxford Lodge, under N. p. Harry Hunk and
V. CI. Hruce ULewls, had flvo candidates lor ,
tha first degree In full form last night Tho
Cheophtan Hand ana tneir 'u"',h"" y:
as many other visitors, camo to see the work
and enjoy the lodgo's welcome. There la
something Interesting there oery Wednesday
night, . , ,. ,,
Merchants' Lodge was entertained nt Ruth
Mo9n!y.b't.BAsSR,.v.ariledA
inOUgn inC Uninuru" "vl.. .nlninrl a
large representation, those present enJojedB
very pleasant evening. Merchanta quartet gave
a few seloctiona and Brother Henry ",.""
solos. .The degree team la doing "collent
worn ini
welcome
George W. Chllds Lodge, through Is "pro
sentatlve, Roai Msclver. Is en""s1lnJ',l5fv''y
furthering the work of the employment bureau
At the la.t session the Initiatory degree vus
conferred and candidates are also " aU,S"?
for the degrees of friendship and truth. J"a
Grand Oeorge Lewis, ono of the old stand
b", f of The ".edge, as reported to hav. .met
with a serious accident aid Is In the aieaico
Chlrurglcal Hoipltnl.
Past Grands Sotwoll and Maclver. of the
"trail hitters," visited rhllanthrop c Lodge i on
Tuesday last and received an attentive hearing
on the subject of the "Patriarchal Family.
D. D. O. P. James Koach has had Ko stone
Encampment selected for the exenipimcatlon of
the golden rule degree at Lu Lu Temple on
May 8 when a class of 230 candidates Is cx
pectod. Mills Lodge conferred tho Initiatory degree
on four candidates, with a large and responsHe
audience attending, March 4. Among tho imm
inent vlsltora was P O Louis A Jlengel, of
liiist Park Lodge. assHUnt grand secretary,
v,ho entertained with Interesting remarks on
the good of the order, P. O. Thomas N. Hark
noss? of Mlddletown llcc. No. 112. under
the jurisdiction of New York, rave a review of
Odd Fellowship In New York State. P. O.
Charles r. Ilrcnnan. who was appointed to rep
resent Mills In the employment bureau and
serving on the hoard of directors, made an ex
ceedingly favorable report on tire doln jw f the
bureau. P. O. L. E. Itlchardeon Is called upon
to report to tho recretary the result of signifi
cant calla on the telephono during lodge ses
sions. Metropolitan Lodge Initiated n class of nine
candidates last week delegations from Mce
town and Oood Samaritan lodges wore preient.
Degree Master Carnall was hlglily commended
by the visiting brothers for the elpclent v.ork
of tbe team. Under the leadership of Noblo
Grand Ehrhe the lodge has done splendid work
In adding to Us memlershlp and has alto main
tained an excellent lino of social worjt
throughout the winter. 1
Brother William II. Mercer, for many leap
secretary of Apollo Lodge, died last week, lie
was also a member of Stephen Ulraid Lodge,
No. 4W, F. and A M.. Slloam llncampment,
OS'o. 17. I. O O. F. : Wlnnepurkett Tribe, No
SM, I. O. R. 31.. Fidelity Lodge, No, 1SJ,
Knights of Pythias: Oriental Chstlc, No. 2n, K
1. E.: Apollo Assrmlly No. SI, A. O M P i
Washington Camp, No. -'Ml. I'f-O. 8, of A .
Delphi Senate, No ft. Order of Sparta. Fu
neral Directors' Aa-oclatkn of Phladelphla,
North Tenth Street Presbiterlan Church.
Coaquanock Lodge brought the ladles to Its
.1d birthday gathering, on Tuesday night, and
xae them an entertainment of music, mov
ing pictures. Ice cream and candy and. aa'lf
that was not enough, a short dance. Many or
the old "war horses' showed they were stilt
young In spirit.
Ivy Lodge conferred the first degree before
a large attendance last Monday night and will
do the second degree next Monday eenlng.
About 3.1 members motored to Hulmevllle last
Haturday night to keep the promise made to
Neshamlny Lodge. All arrived safely, except
Bros, tlowlett, Charles Myers. Jones, Creex
more Hummel and Alllnson, whose car when
about half way refused to go further. Bros
Howlett, Mvera and Allison walked nbout 7
miles through the storm and reached the hall
Just In time for the "eats." The other three
atuck to the auto until rescued, about '
o'clock Sunday morning. The first and second
degrees by Ivy were enjoyed by all of Ne
shamlny Lodge.
Apollo Lodge has engaged Homer Rode
heaver for a spoclal meeting and special pro
gram on Friday night, March in, at Lu Lu
Temple Admission by ticket. The lodge Ini
tiated three candidates on Monday evening and
will put on tbe first degree next Monday.
The meeting of the Temple Kncampmeut on
Tuesday nlgbt was one of the largest and
liveliest In many weeks. The patriarchal de
gree was conferred In full form on three can
didates. The election for Grand Encampment
officers brought a good attendance of past
chief patriarchs to vote for (Irand Represen
tative Thomas F. Gross, of Philadelphia, who
Is a candidate for re-election to the Sover
eign Grand Lodge.
The semiannual election of otiicers was held
with the fellowlng result: Oeorge D Craig,
of No, 700. chief patriarch: Oeorge W, Graham.
of No. 36. high priest! W. J. Overbeck, of
No 115, senior warden; Oeorge Koos, of No,
3000. junior warden: Robert Hermann, of No.
1060 trustee; S. II. Pope, of No. 1000, de
gree' master; Ivan B. Bco.llle, of No. 1003.
representative to tbe Home for Orphans. These
officers will be Installed on March 23. Among
the visitors were George F. Cambridge, of
Pittsburgh, who has been an officer of the
Grand Encampment for many years, and R.
Ross Maclver. who headed a delegation from
Keystone Encampment.
The "trail hitters" ha.e been Joined by
the Board of District Deputy a rand Patriarchs
and representatives from the arloua encamp
ment and divided up Into squads, which are
visiting the various subordinate lodges to
preach patriarchal Odd Fellowship and to
work up the class at Lu Lu Temple on Sat
urday night. May 8. Fifteen lodges were vis
ited this week.
Walker Lodge will be the hosts of the
'trail hitters" In their beautiful lodge room,
at 3810 Oermantown avenue, on Monday night
next and a big attendance Is expected
The balance of March will be devoted to In
stallation In tha various encampments of the
city. Grand Patriarch Pope, accompanied b
the grand officers, will tnstall Mount Ararat
Encampment, at Holmeaburg. on Tuesday night
next. District Deputy Grand Patriarch Shot
well will Install National Palestine on Wednes-
avSlinls9aL.Hr I
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K4ttaasnnHSa(sasivBasBannsSHaHnssni
UfiAl.LES 11. HALL
State Secretary Junior Order
United American Mechanics.
day night and United Brothers on Monday
night March 22
Improved Order Red Men
Marsnsolt Tribe wns honored with a llt
from ho fr Mowing great chiefs nnd prominent
incmlcn of the Ordir on tho sleep of the nth
sun ami listened with Interest
to incir words or wisdom
Clnnt f'hlef or Records Thomas
K. IHinnallcy Great Keeper of
Wampum Jo-cph Fnrrar. a rent
Prophet Rlihnrd 11 Tongue,
P. a H Joteph rnrlcy, M D
I'. S John C Cornish of No
.10 P S Peter .1 Kite and P.
S J Prank Rcdfcarn, or No
t I H U U.hilma.h.. . K-n
7l nnd other visitor- it sure una a regular
guest sltep. Mnsiasolt h degro team pcr
onned the adoption degrci- on tlo inlef.icos
at Alpena Tribe last moon with credit, and
their work was nppreclnted by tho largo num
ber of brothirs present
Pacontn Tribe continues to securo palefaces
into Its fold, and on last Friday's sleep th
adoption degrto. under the inptalncy o'
LrolhorJ. Doughert was performed In n very
creditable mannor. Tho following rait ra
chums were pro-cnt Oreenhalgh, Nicholson,
Camera. MclliiKh and Mcyors. of Wuslka.
. .' Sa,Vn,.m Jonn Uroenhnlgh hna l"uwl the
last call to all membcra of the Halslng-l-'p
?.Sum' a,ni1 on tomorrow's sleep final lntruc
tlonn will be given. Ihe Journey to Hopanni
irlbo at nth nnd Somerset streets, will be
mado on April H. All tho members arc urged
to attend, as this will be a public raising and
of some consequence
Nomination lor chlefa for th current term
comes on March 12 nnd lu. Choosing of offi
cers Is Important, nnd tho prennro of all mem
bers la urged In the selection, Pridai. March
The actho members aro stirred un oor
the ile.lnauents, and arc working to kien tho
suspensions down, and with a plan In Uoiv big
f,e.su.1""..S.1?),k;i1 '.0T. 1:CTy member aUlns
?Z ,!i.ain?ikl""d.'! .f lh" ,rlD0 8"ould repoti I
to the call, as the tribe grcJtly needs uch as
sirtanco ...iiLf0 of V18 benoflclal society depends
upon the accession of new members, and It It
up to tho members theinscnes to ibko tho
pnjper action for sucects Present liidlcu
tlons point to an optimistic outlook for a re
Jfi. "ilh"11"- .ttn,1 wl,Ul " noul' tonie n
whteh i,ninh?hW0' (or ' best organisation,
wnich It. in tho opinion of Paeonta lllbe tho
Improved Order of Red Men. iu -nue. ir.o
On the sleep of tho 2oth sun, Washita Trlbo
and uonahohocken Council. O. I. A., will hold
an InterloUgo debato on the following
.v5.;Ml?.J,,PBt ttU publ,c Br.vlco corporations
should be Government owned.
Tho tribe has the negative side and the coun
cil the affirmative side. Tho teams aro Brothers
Giles, Ramcy, Illitncr and Baker, for the tribe,
and Brothers Montague, Lcntz, Frcas und
Plcrson for the council. this will bo tho
third sorles of debates held by tho tribe, which
have proved Intensely Interesting Tho Judged
for tho debato are Joseph Stevens, of tho K.
O U, Will Campbell, of tho P. O. Si of A .
and I rod Loeb. of tho K. of P ' '
Washita Tribe No, 5.1. attended services In
a body In tho Froo Will Baptist Church, of
"West Conshohocken. on bunday evening last.
Great Senior Sagamore Samuel II. AValker mi
the speaker of tho evening, giving a talk that
held the congregation spellbound for almost
an hour 'I heru vvcro about ISO members ur the
tribe, and 25 members of Wnshlia Council No
US, were present, among them Sister Maggie
L Knox, of Rah Council, No u, who is a
candldato for the Great Keeper of Wampum
There was special music by the choir, under
tho leadership of Samuel McLaughlin. The edi
fice was packed to the doora.
On the slep of March 5, Wlnnepurkett Tribe
trailed In a body to tho home of the late
I'ast Sachem William II. Mercer, nnd held tho
tribal funeral services Past Sachem Mercer
was very highly esteemed by tho members of
the order In general, and had been keeper if
wampum of lnnepurkett Tribe over since Its
Institution, 15 years ago
Wlnnepurkett adopted two palefaces on the
eleep of the 8th sun The tribe Is preparing
for tha raising of tho chiefs, which will be
held on tho 3th of plant moon, which will be
In public, and both tho raising chiefs and the
elected chiefs will be In full costume.
The Philadelphia Indians and Haymakers'
Association have elected tho following officers
for this joar- Louis Reuben, president. Albert
Catorlous, first vice president L'lmpr Johnson
second vice president; William Mack, thirl
vice president, Walter Gross, recording secre
tary, Gcorgo Amey, financial secretary, Rich
ard E. Tongue, treasurer, James J. Burlte.
ndward Tandwelr, trustees: Samuel MacHlroj.
.1 H Beadman, James Marshall, Frank Henrv.
William Pettlt and A. S. Shaw, Jr . directors.
Patriotic Order Sons of America
There will be a great P. O. S. of A cele
bration at Roxborough, the home of several
thnnrand members of the order, on May 8
itoxDorougu is ue vi me pa
Itrntlc stronghholds of the city
and State, In that section Is
located camp DO, with n mem
bership of nearly MOO (tha
largest In the order). Camn
(11 and Camp Sll are located
close Dy wnue uoxoorougn
Commandery, No 51, Is near.
All the. camns and Mtnmflnl.
erles of Philadelphia have been Invlte'd to take
part In the P. O. S of A Daj Tha event
will start with a big street parade through
Manayunk and Roxborough, which will end on
the Athletlo Grounda of the order on East
Walnut lane where a flag railing will be
held, with prominent publlo speakers and the
State and national offlcera In attendance. The
ladles will serve supper on the ground, and
lu the evening the local camps will entertain
the visiting brethren, and a grand band con
cert and display of fireworks will be held
The committee In charge of the undertaking
conSlsts of Chairman Dr. II K White Secre
tary Charles A Slater. Treasurer Charles II.
Helms. E. Frank Norrla. Lewis Werkley,
Harry S. Helms. Harry Steele and Frink
Robinson, who will be assisted by a committee
of three from each of the three local camps
and the commandery Roxborough has spent
thousands of dollars to send their boys to the
p o. 8, of A. State Camp, and Camp 50
haa been the chief prlxe of tha order for tears.
Now the camps of Philadelphia are aaked to
assist her to make May N the greatest day in
the history of Roxborough.
Camp 342 has moved from 624 street hall
to Oriental Hall. Bid street and Haverford
avenue, holding their first meeting there on
last Wednesday evening with a larxe attend.
!.. rarnn .ij? is oiin of the hustling camns
of the district. Speeches of Interest were made
by Brothers Sandbom, Phillips and others.
WhjESffJ
VtJeUJeC
y iirotners onimt-uiti, ,.. .". ......
Camp 604 last Sunday presented a silk flag
to Calvin Presby.erlan Church COlh nnd Mas
ter streets The presentation address was
made by Ex-Governor Edwin B. Stuart and
tho response by tho pastor, the Rev Francis
S. Itort. The camps of the l!Uh district and
Keystone Commandery were present.
Tho Fraternal Committee, under th leader
ship of t Imlrman Keyser, accompanied by ft
iteore of members from tho 11th district, made
a visit to Camp No, 2. of Camden ,llrl,c'
President Welch presented fitting tokens to
State Master of Forma Brew and Brothers
Barrett and Pheppard, on behalf of the 'ml?:
delphla delegation. Brother, Brew "P10Jie.,.aJ
seome length on the work of,tha order In New
lersey, nnd earnestly praised the Governor or
Pennsylvania for the etnnd taken on local
option Brother Bertram, of Camp is, or
i rnnnneipnin,,na wen m um ;.;! nf
tamden explained the work ?,nd ""'IS." 0,f
the home at UiftKont, Pa I rother .
of Sftl, Brother Abel, of .1, anil .Brother I Ishcr,
of 4M, spoke words of Interest to the mem
bers The committee merits ?".
nnd II Is hoped tho good work will continue
About 40 members of ramp No l "
A descended upon Recording t,"f,,ftry,
I Blanche llnige.tli South 57th . wU.nS
linen shower Afier.an evening of mulc and
good things to eat thev pref ented heft wishes
for the bride and brldcgroom-to-bo. The '"J',
I man Is Clarence -Jrlthth amp M Is ono
1 of the largest camps In the city.
Foresters of America
Court General Garfield, under Chief Ranger
Jacob Singer nsslsted by Sub-Chief Ranger
' Fred Aiken, had 12 propositions nt the last
meeting This court nas of
fered five prises, amounting to
1 15, to encourage the mem
bers In their good work. At
the present time Past Chief
Hanger Mlohael Bhughrjio lias
pot tho lead being pushed
hard by Brother John P.
White, tho treasurer This
court, nrtcr n hard time ror
the last two jears, Is coming
,.. In. frnnt nutting ,T noW
mombera on the roll since the first of the ear
and gnlnlng steadily In Its "nances This
Is the? trull of good work done .by .Urothcrji
fanning. Ixick, Rose, Frell rig, Shughrue and
Wl.lle The court haa two Iho men In J'octor
Burke nnd Ilmll Jungmann, druggist, who nro
doing everything In their power to help tlia
"tIi's court Is gratlflcd at the fulfilment of
the promise to llrond Chief Ranger Seymour
in showing n gain of 10 members . Jurlng h i
term of oWco (figuring on last report), rhls Is
very good considering tho condition or busi
ness The workers, however, hope to show
a much larger gain ror the n"t grand chief
ranger The court has formed Itself Into a
committee to further tho Interest of lie next
delegate to tho State convention, feci ngthnt
the court'-, permanent activity ahould entltlo
It to some support rrom the order In general
Ihe meeting or Court Sejmour, nt which i the
finances nnd other matters of Importance, were
to be discussed, was poorly attended, although
special notices wero sent out Tho ofllcers
reel hurt nnd nshnn-ed that tho members of
the court take such an Indifferent Interest In
their nffalrs as to bo absent from even Im
portant meetings Ono result of the meeting,
however, was tho arrangement for the or
ganization of a bnsebnll team under the man
agement of Brother Weary, who has had expe
rience In this line. Ho was given best wlshei
frt HtlC(?Cfil
Court Haverford wcb honored hy tho pros
.nro of Deput) Supremo Chief Ranger I Hot
Fclruiry 2i. nnd tho members listened with
great Interest to the description or his trip
th-ough Pennsylvania and of tho results ob
tained by his visits On March 4 Brother
David Power was nppolnted lecturer for the.
evening, and the entcrtnlnment afforded by
him wns unsurpassed The court had tho
pleasure of n big visitor from Court PaasyUnlc
n the person of Past Grand Chief Ranger
Uucrin, who, alter expressing tho apprecia
tion or his court for Court Hnvcrford h servlco
or respect to a departed brother, ravo an In
teresting talk on "Brotherhood" nnd It" rela
tion to tho Foresters of AmerleJi Brother
Alison, after having recited n little poem
entitled llarbera Powers and White,' which
he himself composed was named poet of
Court Haverford by Chief Ranger Ed Smith
othere w-ho contributed to tho education of the
rremhcis along Ihe lines of Forestry wore
Deput" Grand Chief Ranger ThomaaNaultv
nnl Brothers I llarbera, llllam Lehr, L
Smith. Charles Kelli and Thomas Nowroy.
Court Haverford Is preparing for Its 18th
annual banquet at tho K of C Hall em April
T and Horn Indication it will be the most
elaborate alfalr yet given
""iurt aicmvoo.1 s degreo team association
will hold tho next meeting on Tuesday eve
ning March 1(1. There will be business of
Importance nnd rerreshmentB The newly or
Irinled occordlon band will hold the first ro
hcarsal on Sunday rext at S .10, p m. nrter
whkh the degree team will be rehearsed Tim
1-uarda n?o being drilled by their captain and
arc progressing very nlcel.
Jr. Order United American Mechanics
Charles Hyland Hall, though born In Now York
Just 40 jeara ago, has been a resident of tho
Keystone Htato for tho lust 20 jeara and bo
came a member of Dunmore
Council, No IK.', Jr. ej. vj -.
M., In IS 17, receiving tho hon.
ore of pjst Lountlljr In Jul),
He.0. Ho has taken an active
Interest In tho order ever since
the night of his Initiation. Ilia
tint Introduction Into the work
of th" State Council was In
1MH) as secretary if Slate
Council Enfrtalnment Com.
mltfo ut Jcra Hon As nlter-
nate representative no iook an
active part In the Pittsburgh session In llMf..
As rcpienentatlvo he served I'ls coumNJ In tho
State bodv In ll'Ol nnd 1003, and has ever since
been a prominent factor in the State Council.
He was one of tho orga ilzers of tie Jr O. L,.
A. M. Volunteer Infantry of Pcnnsjlvnnla und
served as brigade iiiuru'rmater ol tho 1st
Brigade for 10 join. Ho was elerted Slate sec
retary at Erie In September, 1U10, and re
elected at McKe sport in l'H2. Ills long and
uctlve connection with the order, together
with IS years' cxperleiiLO n newspaper an J ad
vertising work, hna peculiarly fitted him for tha
position ho now holds
Benjamin llarrleon Council. No. Ii2. will meet
hereafter on Monday evenings at the aouthwest
lorner of Gld street nnd Woodland avenno
Liberty Council, No 83 will present n elite
American flag to the Temple Presbyterian
Churrh on faundav evening, Manli it All
Juniors are requestel to meet at tho lull, eH
illrnrd rvenue. at 7.50 o'clock.
State Vlco Ooum-llor S. O. Scott and State
Secretary Charles II. Hall will vis t Star of
the East Council. No. 01, this evening
The 62d Anniversary Banquet Commlllfe held
an enthusiastic meeting on Saturday evening,
and all Indications poltu to a very large and
successful banquet at the Continental Hotel on
ftockd'ale Council, No F03. will confer the
misterles of the Oriental degree upon a crowd
of Inquisitive p-'ople from Toughkenamon on
Friday evening, March 20. All princesses aw
Invited tn bo present
Spring City CouncJ , No OOO, vvl receive a
large class on Haturday ntght, April II,
Pride of the Nation Council, No. 8.1. Harrls
burg will celebrate Its second anniversary on
Mr.nc'ay evenln". March 20.
Dravosburt Council, No. 141, recently suf
fered n. heavy loss by the destruction of their
council hall by fire.
District Deputy William James Is organizing
another council In Luxerne County.
Arona Council, which was Instituted on De
cember 12, Initiated a class 10 at their last
meeting, which gives them a membership of 73,
Brother Alvln B Carter reports organizing
work progressing nicely at Jersey Shore, and a
good flic council will soon be teady for Insti
tution there
Brother C. II. Carl Is organising1 a new coun
cil In the I'ottsvllle. district. Brother Carl has
organized tic-veral councils and knows haw to
do the trick. ...-.. ...
Spring City Council, No, 000, has appointed a
committee to take up the question of tho ml.
vlsahlllty or building a Jr. O, U. A. M Temple
In hprlnir City. The town Ja very much In
need of an up-to-date hall for lodge and social
PUprldee of the Valley Council. No. 103. New
Kensington, la havlns great results with the
State premium plan.
Pride of Mountain City Council, No. 472.
Altoona. received a class of 13 candidates on
February 10 and will have a class of 20 for
the 10th of March.
Order Independent Americans
Wharton Council was presented with a State
flag on March ft. Tha presentation was made
by State Councilor V. Thomas and accepted by
It.n Inhn t.vnph nf Wharton.
An address was made by State
Council Secretary, William A.
1 Ike on tho work tho order
was doing and Intended to do.
Tho presence of many, visitors
was gratirylng, and they will
receive a warm welcome on
their return After, n few
ilm.lv CAma-lra liv tile IteV,
J Harrison Caldwell, of Wtiar-
tn. refreshments were served,
Red While and Blue Council had a real
old-tashloned meeting March 4. It wail large
ly attended, and a number of brot hers who 1 nve
not recently attended o.Pto"n,'T02 'n,'ihn
tory work was performed by tho guards or tho
council In n creditable mannor, hoth to them
selves and tho council. Degree Master Wl llam
M Davis looks forward to keeping "Is team
busy The 24th anniversary of the council
will be held tonight, when n large ga tiering
of members and their 'fiends l iiipttta
rourth ltnto Council, No, 1,0, held ijn In
teresting meeting last Friday evening, nt I.0J
North 20th street Bro, Clarence Iluckman,
tho newly elected assistant recording secretary,
was In hs chnlr. Though a new member ho
Is taking hold In groat shape. Councilor John
Bridge la the same hustler as of orc, ana
bids fair tn have n record ror his term sec
ond to none Recording Secretary fc. U.
Goettel reports tho nutomobile business is
flourishing The 12th anniversary. , to bo
held "April 0, Is helng looked, forward" to with
great pleasure Tho minstrel troupe s prac
ticing for tho great event. 'Iro. Bavllle man
aged to leavo the now baby long enough u
attend tho meeting. Bros Byram. II. poetlel.
BhnrnlcBi Allen, Dougherty, Pcthcrbrldge nnd
Austin were present.
Fraternal Patriotic Americans
A union meeting of tho 62d district will bo
held tonight In the room of Quaker City Coun
cil, nt tho southeast "rncr of Kensington nvc
nuo and Cumberland street, ano
members oi voo mrvnt,
urged to nttend this meeting so
os to know what is going on In
tho order, and n welcome Is
nlso extended to nil membcra of
tho order. . ... ...
A very large attendance of
membcis of tho various councils
nt iMiiiuri-inhin. nnrtlolnated In an
offlelnl vlsltntlon by State Vice Councilor Wil
liam II Shcnemnn, to lone Council, at
Llanereh. list Monday evening Almost every
council In Philadelphia v,ns represented. Ho
band of ronkl'ford Council furnished the
music. P. C . Brother C W. Jacob), of No.
0.11. gave nn Illustrated lecture on the, West.
Brothers llntton and Ilngy, of No 7U, gave
Interesting accounts of tho good work being
uono Ly tholr council Many deputies were
present and gavo Interesting accounts of work
In their districts The Stato Vice Councilor
and btnle Council Secrotnry Oeorge S. rord
revlenud tho general excellent work being
done by tho councils und praised tho worK or
No 70j. . . , ...... ., -,- ,,i.
The tonoiving visiiuiioni, vni wu "-"" V
81.
lCnnxlncton aVC
n.nl, OllilUnP PHV. JO
nuo and Cumberland street, tonight, March 11;
Colonel D F. Houston. No 7flS. UHti West
3d street. Chester, Friday. March 12. All
membera who can possibly do p are urged to
.attend as many of these visitations as possl-
UTho Good of the Order Association hold an
Intcrostlng meeting last Monday even Inf.
John It. Murphy Council's meeting on March
2 was a very soclablo one. rive of l.u i-u
candidates wero present, and the. eJg
themselves as being glad of I avlng, partlc .
bated in tho nltlatlon on Washington a Birth
day Two more propositions were handed In
at this meeting, making 12 within the past
mot Brother MucUonald. a. captain of the
guards. Is now fully embarked In his deter
mination to give n good, strong guard for
Suncll work, and he gave tho applicants for
a position In the guards a thorough . dr II ling.
After the meeting was over tho 'Orientals
got busy with Brothers Rldler. fox. Day nnd
Ileck and as they wero special friends the)
wcri given tho degreo in nil Its glory, nnd
after all was over they said they wero fully
satlslle-1. ulthough Brother Day was tho only
ni?roU,er Irt'erhe'chalrmnn of the Oood of
tho Councll Committee, said his committee
would soon Wd another meeting, which means
nnothc? good lmo for tho council, and aa they
SsSa-nreh'usgfor fvlasTof
Sillies by Juno 30 A baseball team has
"car. There afe no "pull backa" In Hamil
ton. Knights of Pythias
rourth of July Lodge, under tho supervision
of recently appointed committee met rcbru
ary 27 with hearty response from about 100
members and prospective
members, who evidently en
Joed tho varied entertain
ment furnished by a string
liind, ventriloquist, vocal
lstn and refreshments.
Philadelphia Commandery.
No -. had at tho March
meeting a delegation from
13 a r b a rossa Commandery,
who took part In a aery cred
itable drill under the command of the captain
of Guttenbcrg Commander)', No. 4.
Good work Is being done by tho lodges In
Delaware County. The long-form team of 1 nr
rady Lodgo took a delegation of 32 to Garfield
Lodge, of Media, and conferred tho knight's
rank upon four esquires In a very creditable
manner, eliciting tho hearty commendation of
a large attendance
'iho March meeting of tho Tast Chancellors'
Association at headuarters, nth and Spring
Gnrden streets, wns undoubtedly moro numer
ously attended than any jet held It was not
only a "feast of reason and flow of soul,"
but resulted In a contemplated debate between
chosen sides at tho meeting In April
Banneret Lodge held one of the largest con
ventions March 4 that has taken placo thcro
lor a long time. The work of page was given
to two applicants In a highly commendable
manner, the electrical display being unusually
Impressive. Tho new deputy grand chancellor
presented his commission and promised to coil
again After tho convention tho "Snow
MeltetV' met for important business.
The famous rank team of Integrity Lodge
will confer the knight's rank In dramatic form
on six candidates next Monday evening and
vtll appear tn their handsomo new costumes
for the first Ume this oeason, This tram Is
known throughout tho State for their fine ren
dition of the ritual Prominent officers of the
order will be present to witness the ceremony.
Modern Woodmen of America
rrosress Camp's meeting In Dietrich Hall.
COth street nnd Glrard avenue. March :t. was
large nnd enthusiastic, and there was "some-
mine aoing-- ail tne time.
Jason S Jones was put
through the course, and he
gives promise of a good
Woodman If his make-up is
a forerunner of what Is to
follow. Neighbor J. II. Hall's
transfer was also received.
All the committees made
good reports. The Entertain
ment Committee gave a syn
opsis of the LirOKrnm It
has arranged for the entertainment to be
given April 7. This promises to be the best
social evening In Progress Camp's history, and
all the members and their frlenda are assured
of an enjoyable evening and a splendid lunch
for the price of ono admission free
A Urge number or the neighbors present took
moro tickets for the benefit to be held at
Dumont'B Theatre next month. Notice Is given
that rlther the tickets or the money must be In
the hsuds of the committee not later than
April 7. The committee will be charged for all
tickets not returned to Ihe theatre before
.April 8.
A large majority of Ihe neighbors are going
la the tabernacle the night William Jennings
Bryan attends. Both "Billy" Bunday and
"Billy" Bryan are Modern Woodmen. It Is
said that the Modern Woodmen lj.the only fra.
ternal order that "Billy" Sunday belongs to.
The next regular meeting of the camp will be
held Wednesday next. March IT. Bomethln
dolng agnln.
Knights of Malta
Deputy Grand Commander Harry L. Mousley,
assisted by Past Commander William Whaler
nnd a staff of 80 fully untformod sir knights of
Ph adelphln. Instauca in";"
ly elected officers of Dethany
Commandery, No. 30, In. tho
prreenco of n large and appre
ciative audience at Ambler.
March B The work was hand
somely performed. Grand Com
mander Dr. Harry F. H'b".
of Braddock, Pn felt Buch an
Interest In this commandery
that . ne. trav .. "-'",
I Willi them and delivered nn looJ"J
..,i... tha riilnrMn1f Of MflUBi . run,.
nti'Vommrnder Alfred S. Vanartsdaien,
. Thomas
The following
Alfred It. Jones nnd .Walter.
took part in tne procctui,,,... ",,,r term,
officers were Installed for the ensuing ""
(loorgo W. Com cy, it knight commanaeri
VMHsm W. Slutfcr, sir Hnlght generalissimo
John llrown, etr knight ,prelftte: A. memerer.
0,caoVgeJ1Xrr,.Ienncrrriniorr iSrliS, Ci$S
CambSrn ward?? T Robert ''mon. sentlneR
Harvey Stout, sword bearer. William Lewis,
standard bearer, Harry P. Stackhouse, nrst
guard) Myron Colo second guard.
Princes of Order of Caliphs
The banquet of tho, Mosquo of Mecca at the
Hotel Walton. Inst Monday evening, was an
enjoyable ufTalr. Addresses wero made D
Him: John M. I'a terson, Judge of Common
Pleas, Joseph P. llodgers, Assistant District
Attorney, li J. Cnttel . City ""ct,l"'Ai",
tho Rev, Chnrlea 11 lilder K O. P. Amo'
S Blake was presented with n beautlf ul grand
mosaue jewel by hi I successor. Grand I ada.hah
Maclv
Grand
Among the visiting dignitaries were
lerlbo I. C. lllcam. Grand Treasurer
HMn. t,..ii ,inn. r ni, av av. cutter, 1
(I P. William Howoll and Sultan Edward Dyer,
or Trenton Paat Sultans Blake, Ven toll,
Powell, Aschcnbrand and Maclver have been
appointed a Committee on Renewed Interest.
'Iho first result of their work Is expected to
show nt tho social session on March 1-T,1.,fhe,"
nn excellent program nnd collation win be
arranged for
SUFFRAGISTS PLAN
ANOTHER BAZAAR
Second Affair Will Be Held to
Help Dispose of Goods Left
Over From Last One.
Logan
COOK wanted, white! must b ' "'J'ce.
come well recommend "Q'r " "r
COOKING and P'VSKmlwS!
"SffS.-'ft ISSTiSL lncTandry.
II 142, ledger Central, . - -
PAMII.Y of two wishes vvhltetesUnt cook.
wages, 0i reftrenco from employer rmu..
321 8. 4th st. . . - -
pjimcii ciiiLDNUnan. i5l;lnBL5,n?-cnt
state age, rof. and w.ws. M 447. Lea. e-ei.
GnNERAIi HOUSEWORK a""4.1mMa and
QHtand demand Good cooks, ftuM.o'?" the
andthTsc, im tiSSSSJ1
UCaUlal or , write the Bureau today, Mjss
Reed can help jou to ,?nr0Si2?nUt Vts?
S3.VZWI Leelger 'lldll.. 8 O.rf.
Free wervice m j.cv,-., ..". --
OERMAN or Swedish girl for ""- "YiF
work, family of 3i no washing! wages 5 t
m, Lodger omcc.
B In.fnm-
!,' .r-feLyYtHttaiSK
OIRIi wanted lorto liouseworlii no wasning.
small family. 711 8 mth st. ,
ntOUSKWORK-Competent, h"e'norr?iS'I.rt?y
woman, must, bo good cook, no 'fu"n."
work! no outside work, good wages! Jenkin
town. Pn interview lady. IliwmilO. I ubuo
ledger llldg Thursday morning nt 11 o ciocn.
WAOIM. BTKADY WORK. 1401-1 B. 4TH.
Philadelphia. March 1, 10IB.
Ledger Central,
Broad and Chestnut sts
Phllodelphla. Pa. ...i,i.
Gentlemen-Accent our thanks fof osalst
nrco of our Help Wanted DP,.mS,11l.
flllln? position we had open. Ml" Ijcanj
iiersonal attention saved ,us much tlmo and
trouble In making tho selection,
Yours very truly,
Tho Haglo White WJCo.
(Signed) W. U. MASTON,
v " ' Local Manager.
PROTflSTANT chambermaid and seamstress!
reference. Address A ijj, neuser vjm-g.
RnriNKD NUI1SD to tako caro of baby a year
old! reliability nnd neatnesn required. Ap
ply Room Zlu. Ledger Building. ,
STHNOGRAPlinR One having thorough, prao
Ileal, gencrnl ofllco expcrlcncoi other appli
cants not Interviewed, permanent position.
Call rrlday or Monday, (I to 11 JO n m. or 2
or 4 li m , l"rledberger-Aaron Manufacturing
Co.. 4MJ0 N. ISth St., near Wayne Junction,
TAIIaRnss-Dressmaker want; exn. Bleevo
hands for ladles' Jackets App. IMP bpruco st.
WaITRUSS Competent white girl, with rcf
cioncc 01(1 N. Broad st.
Another BHffraBO baznnr is planned for
'tho near future, but this ono will not bo
no pretentious an that which was recently
held under the auspices of all the suffrnBO
orRanlzatlons nt the New Century Club.
Tho coming affair will bo given by tlio
Equal rranchlso Society, 35 South 9th
street, on Wednesday, March 24. It will
bo given for the purposo of disposing of
articles left from tho farm and garden
booth which that society conducted at tho
recent bazaar.
A considerable number of farm und gar
den Implements were left unsold, together-
with numerous flowers, ferns, seedlings
and cuttings. Though tho coming bazaar
will bo held mainly to sell oft tho "left
overs," thero will ho considerable new
things of other kinds for sale, Including
tho latest suffrage "literature," articles
mado by tho soclety'a sewing class nnd
candles mado by Mrs. M. C. Morgan.
Fancy-colored baskets, flower pots, bird
Btlcks, fresh fruits as well as stowed and
canned fruits will also be on hand.
A commltteo Is In charge of tho nlTalr
and will malco It as elaborate as possible.
Tho commltteo consists of tho following:
Mrs. Wilfred Lewis, Mrs Horatio Gates
Lloyd, Miss Sophia II. Dulles, Miss Martha
Davis and Mrs. Harry Lowenburg.
Volles.ey Has $1,000,000 Fund
nnt-TOM Afnrpli 11. .WelleslOV WO. I
I i1,1.,h their own efioi a bOLICITORS. Catholic; special opportunity
have raised tlirougli tneir own erioi a now opM1 for r,Rht man ;ll4i ow q,...,,,.
Xl,.tJ,Sbt 10 rCDUUU IIICII lUU-aHUJ'i v,u..t,
building slnco tho campaign for tho
million-dollar endowment was begun In
June, 1913, accordlns to a detailed report
Just Issued by tho Alumnae Committee
for Restoration and Endowment.
HELP WANTED MALE
CIHUKTEURS, coachmen, cooks, gardeners,
butlers, valets nnd housemen who are seeking
positions can reach tho well-to-do employers
through Ledger want ads. Your name, ad
dress nnd experience will be listed free by
the Household Registry Bureau, Ledger
Building, 0th nnd Chestnut sts
Good positions nro being filled every day.
This service, la limited to Ledger advertisers.
DRAUGHTSMEN, mcch. nnd struct., familiar
with mill const nnd plant work, wanted nt
once, ttnto exp ond rufa. II 245. Led. Cent.
FORBMAN wanted, wlro work nnd ornamenfai
department, first class, reference; salary
and experience: Philadelphia suburb; immo
dlnte repl), M 1133 Lodger Office,
TORKMAN cutter nnd glazer for stained glass
works, glvo full particulars, where last an-
JloJ'ed, union or nonunion, wages, etc. M
M. Lodger Central.
141. s. COth at.,
Phlla , Pa., March 1, 1U15.
Dear Mr. Hunt,
Ledger Central,
Philadelphia.
Allow mo to thank you for having secured
a poiltlon after being out of employment for
eleven weeks.
Two weeks ago I filed an application with
you at Ledger Centrol and on Saturday I
was rewarded by receiving a position with
tha rem ic Lkpoeii, which holds forth good
opportunities for tho future.
Again thanking sou and Ledger Central, I
am ours sincerely.
(Signed) ROBDRT V. WARD.
SALtlSMAN, cxperlerced. energetic man. wide
local acquaintance, to sell private box trade,
popular prlco cigar! man with tobacco exp.
pref . commission. Seo Mr. Hunt, 0 to 12,
inursaay. jeoger ejentrai
bALUSMAN Itl&AIL COAL SALESMAN,
exp t salary and com M 435. Ledger Central.
SAI.RSMRN Wo need a fow live wires to
handle locally an article which sells on sight:
commission only, ejulck results nnd liberal
Income assured II 140. Ledger Central.
CLASSIFIED RATES
i
DAILY AND SUNDAY
This STYLE TYPE (or like this)
Ono Insertion 15o per line
Three Insertions In a week.... 12 Wc per line
Seven consecutive Insertions... loo perllne
Situations wanted, three Inser
tions In a week 10a per line
THIS SIZE TYPE (or like this)
Permitted In nil classifications except Help
ond Situations Wanted, Lost and Pound, Per
jonals. Boarding and Rooraa.
One Insertion 20c perllne
Threo Insertions in a week.... lTtJc per line
Seven consecutive Insertions. .. 15c perllne
All rates are based on agate measurement,
14 agate lines to the Inch.
DEATH NOTICES either paper
10 lines, one time 50a
Three Insertions .. $1.00
DAILY ONLY
In E0ct December J, J9I4.
COMBINATION RATE
for Insertion In both the morning and evening
pupers of same day:
' PUBLIC LEDGER
(MORNING)
EVENING LEDGER
(EVENING)
Add four cents per line net to rates given
abov e.
HELP AND SITUATIONS WANTED
ADVERTISING IM THE PUBLIC LEDGER
MAY BE INSERTED IN THE EVENING
LEDOER WITHOUT ADDITIONAL
CHARGE.
There is a drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at office rates.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
A FREE SERVICE TO LEDGER.
ADVERTISERS
Bookkeepers, stenographers, clerks
avail yourself of this service at once.
See "Miss Dean." at Ledger Central,
as she Is constantly helping young
adles secure satisfactory positions, and
can undoubtedly help )0U.
CHAMBERMAID Oernmn-Amerlcan for cham.
berwork. assist with washing and Ironing;
experienced; references. 2033 N. Broad st.
STENOGRAPHER Thoroughly competent,
well educated, ambitious young man as pri
vate stenographer to head of large manufac
turing concern; must be able and willing to
work hard and Intelligently: compensation,
moderate to start, but will be Increased with
demonstrated value or service; give rull par
ticulars In first answer or no attention will
bo paid. II 57, Lodger Central.
THREE roil salesmen to intelligently present
a rnagazlne proposition that beats anything
heretofore offered: none but men of char
acter and appearance need apply. Room 702,
Abbott Building.
WANTED Manager of prod'n for a long-estab
and success factory mak'g small string Insts.
In mid. West: must be comp. mgr of men,
familiar with varn , Btalns, glues, woodwood
wkg mchv, must be a thinker, temp., qomp'le
and have best of moral liabtts. mar.man. pref.;
stato age, nat. busl. exp, mus oxp (If any),
e-duca and full par. In 1st letter: best refs.
ren.J high-sal. man pref. Add. Liberal Pav,
care C B.Keemer.Sulte KQNatby Bg..Toledo.O.
WANTED. oung man experienced In Jewelry
repair department of large retail Jowelry
store: must be of neat appearance and of
good address, con petent to wait on first
claBs trade; give age, experience and refer
ence In application. Address Repair, Post
office Box 115T.
AGENTS
WANTED, coal agercles and canvassers for
retail coal business; excellent opportunities;
liberal commissloi. M 454, Ledger Central.
SITUATIONS -WANTED FEMALE
Are ou Interested In helping the unemployed
bookkeeper, stenographer and clerkT
If bo, we ask your co-ojieratlon wIUi our
free Commercial Service Department at
I.EtMlEll Central, where are listed competent,
experienced business women' seeking positions.
Phone "Miss Dean." Walnut SuOO. if you
have an opening to fill. This service Is free
to Ledoeii Advertisers.
BOOKKEEPER, typist, general office work, 3
yearn cj.jct,c,..p. . .. .i.cr i.cn.rai.
CHAMBBRWORK or waiting Young- girl, ex
perlenced. Call bOI S. Bmedley st.
CHAMBERWORK or waiting, wlte.
Belmont (1817 or call 41150 Ogden st.
Phone
COLORED WOMLAjN, middle-aged, wants post
tlon as cookclty or country. 1010 Webster.
COOIC wonts position In a refined private' fam
ily; wunouc wasning, Atlantic, city preferred!
also day's work. Call 70tt W Allegheny ave!
COOIC wonts place; city or country; reference.
uau v "V 'w .,.
COOK; best reference. 265J North Mascher
street
COOKING and ohamberwork and waiting or
housework; a exp. colored women; competent
and best references. P 605. Ledger Office.
COOKING and chamberwork 2 competent, set
tied Englishwomen! refs. P COO. Ledger Off.
COOKING Exp.Scotch Protestant; good baker:
highest references. P 004, Ledger Office.
SITUATIONS WANTED.-.
DRKSSMAKRn of New Yerk l
o .....!, isunna oyctmuy ITltfflA
GERMAN COOK, ProleatahChT
..j, ..v. imeniliig! HTlCICnCfJ,
'Sntwtij
GIRIi wishes chnmberwork an .i"
ences. 2m Fernon t t&'ltfii
fllltlY rnlnrArt
teferer.ee. B00
it.. - ...- ' '
OOOD COOK wishes position- n.i.TTr
260U Sliver St.. nhnvi r .i.Si P.rlt'f,
Please call, Protestant """ " h
nrivnnNrajt .,, n. ; r
teaching French. I-.ngIlsh rnnnV.
sltloni best references! flaiS. 'jjii
235 E. eoth nt., New fork f?,,A W
aqVERNE88, Ger., exp care sU
eMI'n- French. Fng tnusle"! ttf, 5.
iiiittBt,Mrf.nm.Mi HZ ,.. -S
liuusisKiiUPBR, exp., des. teiTS
jiuusenaiu, in care oi motherless iijiyn
cr add. 4SM ralrtrount avs IVU'W
Ph lEfetn
HpUSEJVOniC-German hou.ee,T
ferBn,NJ'nrhanU BllUtttl" SSa!
HOUSEWORK-Young girl wIsn.TP
good reference. Mi af 11,,, Ijtt
MAID wants housework In plain kJlIT
Call 2020 N. 16th st. V n 'fcurfe;
NURSE wishes position to cart i..
lady or child, or companion to isivtP
M 44t, Ledger Central. I,d
NLRSB (undergraduate) will tsV. .3?
moderate salary: refs. p 007, W,r
PLAIN COOKING pr general homiS
ored. Call 2427 nidne? .. ' BMMwcii
ored. Call 2427 Hoduir t.
PRIVATE secretary, excentlonstl.N
books, payroll wofk and WSSfutlP
of stenogrnphy. O n.i7. t..'r."Wi
PROTESTANT chambermaid wlineTS
excel, rers Apply .130 Aubrey avRf-
SEAMSTRESS would like few enr
Phono Dlcklnnon (?31 w after ""tE
STENOGRAPHER Competent, tmZ:
worker desires position! mode"?
crenco. HJ31, Ledger Orrice. "ffi
BTnNOGRAi'HJMl, competent. extwBS
commercial and banking work. !? Jul
ger Contra 1. w "M.
STENOGRAPHER competent' ,,?
years' experience. G Pf(), LeJter fgS
STENOGRAi'IIKR-Uxpcrt, thorouiMTS
enccd and capable. O l)5. i.-.eirl'B
STENOGRAPHER and assistant lookES
years' exp.; competent, o las. Lii.S?
STKNOGRAPIU'.R, indue, Intelilreik;
willing lirrlnnar- r.f. It'll "1VW-
" "'" "' -"' " "' Hwwtrrm
STENOGRAPHER, Intel., Indus., vtiIlTC
nor. unusually bright. C -in, Le?rw
STF.NOORAPHKJt. some exp, knowF'C
desires permanent nos.. 17. M.. imh nS
SAVEDISH OlRl. would like to trtfeS
child or cliamb'k: wages tu, H5l3.1ilif
Th. 1.,., Unn..l,.tJ II.,.. m 1
nut jou In Immedlato touch with expo
rerses, laundresses, day's work, seuiSr
ladles' maids, governesses, chlldnerm. b,
keepers, both working and managing, cow
Call, write or telephono Mlts ItMitVP,
or Main 3000. Suite 2.IO-230 LedgeHtar
and Chestnut sts. S
1
WORKING housekeeper In Cathollo rscto
seamstress In private lamlly. p toi. ij
YOUNG LADY,, desires position fori.?
work: experienced. 11 1.11, Ledger Cm
SITUATIONS WANTED-iJtit
The Ledger Household Registry Burn)
put you In Immedlato touch with ciptri
gurdeners, butlers, housemen, valeli.it
chauffeurs, coachmen.
This Is a freo service to Ledger Adrni
Call, nrtto or telephone Mlrs Heed, Wiii.
Main 11000. Suite 2d0-230 Ledser DWj.
nnd Chestnut sts. .v
IACCOUNTANT Keep, open, close bki.
ciai reporis, i-. ej. uox oeo, rnuiQeia
AIN ADVERTISING MAN, with motn
usual ability, wants to Identity htmietl
a manufacturer In Philadelphia: bill
years 'experience lu advertising: hem
nlcal training, he sees things from ti
cr's point of view, and ho knows tiawu
wrlto and direct tho ktnd of advertU!r
sells goods, ho Is now employed tt t
salary, but he known ho can do mors It
principal and for himself In conjrali
vlronmcnts, square, clean, healthy; hi
with his sleeves rolled up; 2s of Ami
stock. A 121). Ledger Office.
AUDITOR-Accountnnt, qualified; Kill ecu
njstem: conduct audit or lnvestlsuloi,
pare bus. statements, books opened! v
up; bal'd, closed, expert Borvlco at rain.
cost. Aaaress Auuitor. i . u. no wi
BILL CLERK or office assistant wutii
tlon. Aaoress Ji so. imager i-tduimi
BOOKKEEPER, doublo entry, ciihli
credit man; trustworthy, lndusttiomi v
yrs.' wide business exp. II 58, Ledier
BOOKKEEPER and accountant, msrrti
yrs.' exp. In office work, past 6 montni
C. P. A. ; best references G tl(l, Led.'
BOOKKEEPER, nsslstont or clerk: youoj
ambitious reliable, willing to work U
future advancement. II 141, Ledier C;
BOOKKEEPER, experienced, thorouxhli
pctcnt; Plcrco School graduate; belt e
erenccs. 11 140, Ledger Central. 2
BOOKkLjePER Managing ability: ttw
varied' exp., clean char. Manager, 8U
BOOiaCEEPER. clerk, 8 yrs.' exp fch
and capable, refs. O 857, Ledger Ca
BOOKKEEPER desires position! best
ences. H 150, ledger Central. a
re
BUSINESS MAN, capable, energetic?
experience, highest references, iselti r.
connection: thoroughly competent lal
management, buvlng correspondence, c:
U 1)32, Ledger Central. jj
CHAUTKEUR, single, white man, 80, J
exp ; willing and obliging; undertixnl
dcnlng; prom, city ref. U .j3hi.
CHAUPKBUR-GARDENER-Elght yap
erence as chauffeur, single: mecnanlcj
town and country. II 151. Ledttnn
CLERICAL dlardw are clerk; typist. 11
1700 W. Lehigh ave. 5
CLERK In office or store, or floor wiljt
come at once; best references. Hit a
street. X.
COACHMAN, footman or work SJ'
young, strong man. Coachman, wis
COOK OR GENERAL lIOUSBWOBlW
enced Japanese desires position In.M
private Kadota. 3QH N. 18th st.
GARDENER and farmer, many yea" J
ence; thoroughly competent to hanois"
tails; married, honest, sober: pe
erences. H 241. ledger Central. 1
GAROENER-Slngle man, .thoreufUK
stands care of gentleman's place, all
v k nil T dfao-a1 fifflrA. ra
vzbi. ro. v. j b" "
HOUbEMAN-IIoiwat, Industrious M
man; operate auto: refs. II 4t, w
MAN AND WIKE-Ist-chus; man und
all workv horses, cows, auto: IMJ
man: wlte lst-class rook. EelOO Lancuu
ilAN AND WIFE, rotlned coiJJiVtirt!
cook: reiereiiEcw. v p.. .-
MAN. 27 years, desires position any xtj'
i ef erence. H 210. Ledger Central.
MIDDLE-AGED MAN; good character
tor. salesman; Invest.; rtf- O D54.
runciiAsiNG aobnt on nwsiiress
Thoroughly experienced m00,!?? i
gagement; familiar with PracUclr
ply lines. H 145. ledger CsntraL
RELIABLE stenographer, ou"f.5?' '
experience. II 147. I-deer Central. 1
BTBNOGRAPHER. bright, compete"!, n
"reference. O !- Idgeenui
WORKING garage foreman: onjKJfflJ
:eferenoe unsurpassed. Address vtro. g
15218 Haxel ave.. West Philadelphia. 21
VOUNO MAN. strong and "" "3
207 wishes steady position or learn W
A 132. Ledger Office. E
YOUNG MAN. of 21. with yiJ-'.iSSJ
In clerical and executive capaclUM
rSfe?encea. Q 066. Ledger Centrsl2
YOUNG MAN. graduate of.bign
ambitious, knowledge of clerical wor
ences. II 152. Ledger CentraL '
YOUNO man. 10. strong, willing wort'
pos , salesman pref, ; ref. A i J
NO. 63 ASTHMA SIMPSON, THE VILLAGE QUEEN WE WONDER WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO "STEW" PIDD IF SIMPSON EVER FIGURES IT OUT!
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HAV6 HIS PAULT3;
BUT He AIN'T SUCH
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THAT ,HE AIN'T'
7 fCI fR.S.MPSoN AMALWA.VSA f I AM IM pouT AS TO ll
C T I MR'SlMPSON ! J PUCGP AS TO HOW X SHOULD VJHSTH6R. X SHOULD SAT jK
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