14 ORDINANCES AN onntMANPBto permit tub rnKanr- tprian orpnanage to construct ana maintain nil lectrlcal conduit elnd pips duct under Bud across Fifty-eighth etreet, south ot Cheater svrom. Section 1. The Select and Common Coun cil! of th City of Philadelphia da ordain i 1Xrml permission be and Is hereby granted to the Presbyterian Orphanage to construct and maintain a. conduit to carry electric wires and plp duct to carry steam and hot water pipe under and across Pifty-eighth street, at about two hundred and aevenly feel south of ChMter avenue, to connect their building on either aide of aald street The Mid con Bolt and duett to b constructed tinder the arupetvlalon of the Department of Public Works In acordanca with plana to be approted by tha Hoard of Highway Supervisors wu not to Interfere with any municipal or other structure In aald street, and shall ba used exclusively In tha conduct of tha business of aald Preabytorlan Orphanage. . ... Before exerclalng any privilege under tin ordinance tha aald Presbyterian orMianata thall enter Into an agreement! satisfactory to tha City Solicitor, protecting the City against all damagea by reason of the construction and maintenance of aald conduit and ducts, mid to rrmove same at any time upon the pnsengo of an ordinance to that etrect: Provided, That the sum ot fifty (BO) dollars shall nut b paid Into the City Treasury by the aald Presbnerlan Orphanage for the publication of thf ordinance, ,. . ., .... Aberoved the "J3d dav of April. AD. 101B. . RUDOLPH IlLANKENUUnq. No, 930. Mayor of Philadelphia, AN "oRDlJfANCE TO oFnN THIRTEENTH, Fifteenth and Blgler streeta. ... Section 1. The select and Common Council; or thn City of Philadelphia do ordain' That the Depirtment cf Public Works be authorised and directed to notify the owners of property over and through which the following streeta: Thir teenth street, from tho north side of Oregon avenue to the south side or Ulster street, Hi teenth street, from tho north side nf Oregon avenuo to tho south side or Ulgler street, and Blglor street, rrom Thirteenth street to Mt teenth street, will pass, that at the expiration of three months from tho date of raid notlco aald streets will be required for public use. Section 2. Tho .Mayor of the city l herebv authorised and directed to inter security, on behalf of tho City of Philadelphia, for the pay ment of anv damagea which nav bo nrsessed Jy reason ot tho opening or said streets; upon the flllnff of aald bond and at the expiration of the aald three months, the Director ot tho Depart ment of Public Worki ahall forthwith procoed to open snld ntreets. ,, , Approved the twenty-sixth day of April, A. D' 101J' RUDOLPH ULANKENUt'ltll, No, PH. Motor of Phil adalphin, RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY Solicitor to take title to plot of ground bounded by 32d street. Lancaster avenue, iMd and Culhbert streets, aa provided by ordinance approved March 2.i. lain, nl the fttco of seventy-ftvo thoUBand (75,000) dol ars, and directing the premutation ot this resolution to the Mayor for hl3 approval or disapproval, Whereas, Uy ordinance approved March 20. 1915. the City Solicitor was authorised and directed to examine the title and causo a con veyance to the City of Philadelphia or the plot ot ground at Md street and Lancaster avenuo, at a. prlco not to exceed aevonty-flvo thousand (75,000) dollars, no person being designated, however, to fix tho said prlco. And, Whereas, Tho Manor Ileal nstato Com pany, owner of aald ground, declines to tako lesa than the said sum of seventy-five thou sand (73,000) dollars for sold property; thcro fore. dlesolved, By the Select and Common Coun cils ot the City of Philadelphia, That tho City Solicitor bii authorized to take tltlo to tho said plot ot ground bounded by :i!M Btreot, Lancsater avenuo, 33d street und Culhbert street, as provided by ordlnanco approved March 20, 1810. at the prlco ot soenty-tlvo thousand (75.000) dollars. . , Unsolved, That the Clerks or Councils bo directed to present this rcsolutlcn to tho Mnyor for his approval or disapproval ..... Approved the sixth day or May, A.-D. 1015. RUDOLPH ULANKKNIlUtlO. No. 1151. Mayor of Philadelphia. AN ORDINANCE TO MAKE ADDITIONAL appropriations to the various Bureaus In tho Departments of City Controller, Coruner, Clerks of Councils, Clerk of Quarter Ses sions, Receiver of Taxes, Board of Revision of Taxes, city Treasurer, Recorder of Deedr, City Commlsslontre, Inspectors or the County Prisons, Commissioners of Falrmount Park, Civil Service Commission, Board of Recrea tion. Mayor, Public Health and Charities. Public Works, Public Safety. Wharves. Docki and Ferries, and Supplies, for the year 1015. Section 1. The Select und Common Councils of tho City of Philadelphia do ordain: That thn sum of nlno hundred and ilfty-seven thousand nlno hundred and eighty-four (057.1)84) dollara and fifty-six (SO) cents be, and tho same are hereby appropriated to tho various Bureaus In the Departments of City Controller, Coroner, Clerks ot Councils, Clerk of Quarter Sessions, Receiver of Taxes. Board of Revision of Taxes, City Treasurer. Recorder of Deeds, City Com missioners, inspectors of tho County Prisons, Commissioners ot Falrmount Park, Civil Serv ice Commission, Board of Recreation, Mayor, Publlo Health and Charities, public Wurks, Public Safety, Wharveu, Doeka and Jerries, end Supplier, for the year 1015. viz.: vv CITY CONTROLLER. Item 1 (b). Wages, temporary clerk. In- dexlng records, two hundred dollars... KOQ Item 2 (a). Meals for overtlmo work, five hundred dollars 500 Item 3 (a). Stationery, printing, office supplies and incidental expenses, flvo thousand two hundred dollars 5..00 Item 4 (eK Printing, binding and Inci dental expenses In connection with tho preparation of a Manual of Account ing and Reporting, eeven hundred and ftttr dollars , ,;;.;. ,M Item 5. Printing annual report of City Controller, etc.. one thousand dollars.. ..1,000 Item 7. Rinding records, three hundred - dollara xi:r'ni,rT: 3M CORONER. Item 2 (b). Subslstcnco and care of two horses and wagons, rour hundreddol nra $ 400 CLERKS OF COUNCILS. Item 5 (c). Towarda defraying the ex penses of the annual convention North eastern Federation of Colored Woman's Clubs to be held In July, five hundred dollara 5500 CLERK OF QUARTER SESSIONS. Item 1 (a). To pay salary of warrant clerk (from January 1, 1015), one thou sand two hundred dollara $1,200 RECEIVER OF TAXES. Item 3 (b). Meals for regular employes on extra and night work, one thousand dollars 511,000 Item 3 (c). Postage, three hundred dollars Item 3 (e). Advertising, nine hundred dollara 000 Item 4. Miscellaneous and Incidentals, four hundred dollars 400 Item 0 (a). Telephone, four hundred dollars 400 Item 6 (b). Lighting, four hundred dol lars 400 Item 7 (a). Fuel, one hundred dollars... 100 Item 7 (b). Miscellaneous Incidentals, one thousand one hundred dollars..... 1,100 Item 11 (b). Advertising delinquent tax payers, two thousand dollars 2,000 Item 13 (b). For refunding twice paid, overpaid and paid In error rents, etc., Including three hundred and four (304) dollara and fifty-four (54) cents, due the Industrial Dyeing and Finishing Company, for overpaid water rents, for the years 1010-12 Inclusive, on premlsea 3829-51 Franktord avenue, one thou sand dollars 1,000 BOARD OF REVISION OF TAXES. Item 1 (b). Extra clerks, one thousand dollars - (1,000 CITY "TREASURER. Item 4 (e). Interest on new loans, twen-ty-flve thousand three hundred and thirteen dollars and fifty. one cents. . J23.313.5l RECORDER OF DEEDS. Item 1 (c). Extra cleric hire, eight hun dred dollars 00 Item 2 (b). Printing, binding and mis cellaneous supplies, one thousand dol lars .. l.COO CITY COMMISSIONERS. Item 2. Postage, printing. tc, three hundred dollars POO Item 5 (a). So as to provide for Hve Court officers, at two thousand (2,000) dollars esch per annum; two Court ste nographers at two thousand five hun dred (2.500) dollars each per annum; an Interpreter, at one thousand eight hundred (1,800) dollars per annum, and two Janitors, at seven hundred and twenty (720) dollars each per annum, from May 1st, twelve thousand one hundred and sixty dollars 12,ltS0 Item 5 (b). so as to provide for the fol lowing additional employes for the Mu nicipal Court, from May 1st: Trial com missioner, at two thousand Ave hun dred (2.500) dollars pel annum; special stent, at two thousand (2,000) dollara per annum; probation officer, at two thousand (2.000) dollara per annum; supervisor of probation officers, at two 4 thouiand five hundred (2.600) dollars per annum, seven probation officers, at one thousand eight hundred (liJI dol lars each per annum; ten probation of. fleers, at one thousand Ave hundred O.MO) dollars each per annum; ten J rotation officers, at one thousand wo hundred (1,200) dollars each per annum; (we've probation officers, at ens thovsand and twenty (1,020) dol lars each per annum; three ethnog raphers, at one thousand two hun dred (1,200) dollars each per annum: stenographer, at. one thousand and twenty ft .02") dollars '-per annum, ten stenographers, at six hundred (600) dol lars each per annum; six. clerks, at one thousand two. hundred (1.200) dollara axh, per annum. Hve ' clerks, at one thousand and twenty (1,020) dollars . each per annum, two filing clerks, at nine hundred (SOU) dollara each per-i annum; secretary, at ona thousand and twenty (1.020) dollars per annum; mescoger,ti teitn hundred and twenty (7.M) dollars per annum, nfty-elgnt thousand two hundred dollars 53,200 tui u vw iu ,, ig'ijr luouaana dollars ' Witness"' fee's", 'one thousand 000 Item 6 (dl. dollara . To' brlnr balk' f utitlva 'ha,'.' ,'00oJ Item a 1- bands, one ipouaaua iwd nuoareu aoi- Uri 1,200 Item 8 tm Furniture, furnishings, of-a,-. jMiulnment and law books. Rooma 24S and 237 City Hall, two thousand, $tjti?'toh For'iiua(ons.' 'furniture! , !,000 furnishings. offl qulpBiet and, law, books, incident, to . ruling ug the old YiuY School. Twelfth and Winter tract, for ourt purpose, icny iftou ,and dollar Item l e. Extra ewrk hire. to. pro, ISa for on clerk atvjbrea (3) dollars sar day: one at four (4) dollars par Sly from. January 1. 1815. two IboS iand four hundred dollar luVt? ( Automobile hire, ratal, rijiiu etc i Registration Coraaala usn. live hundred dollar . . .. 40,000 2.400 000 1.500 Itets if ,cj ooncrai pruning, one toou rsJ (va hundred dollars tfuu ;i t'j' Printing of ufdcial ballots. -. A, tal-ou, i.. u"''"rj' letten) ORDINANCES "twenty" thousand dollar 20,000 Item 25 (b). rrlnttnc books and blank MrAm fne AtArtlMn nrrtfn Amrtl bal- Intit, etc. (general election), six thou sand dollar ,00q Item 25 (r). rurensse or iocks tor oai- 100 . 101 i-oxefl. one nunaren nouars. ....,.., Item 2u (b). To Pennsylvania Society tor Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and Women's Society for the Preven tion of Cruelty to Animals, two thou- . sand Ave hundred dollara, , Item .11. Equipment, furnishings, etc, 2,500 (weights and Measures), three tnou eanddollars S'000 Item 32 (a). Care of boys and girls committed to Olen Mills Schools, two thousand dollars 2'000 INSPECTORS OF THE COUNTY I'RISONS. tw4 f3tAf Pplrtn Item 2 (d). Hauling ashes, one hundred dollars Item 2 (c). Communication service and $100 200 incidentals, two hundred dollars Item 2 (h), Transportation of prisoners to Western Penitentiary, two hundred dollars Item 3. Leather and shoe findings, . three hundred dollars Item 4 (a). Stationery, two hundrod dollars Item 4 (b). Drugs end hospital supplies, , two hundred dollars Item 4 (h). Disinfectants, one hundred .dollars Hem 4 (I), Clothing, bedding, etc., ono , thound dollara Hem 4 (I). Beef, mutton rind pork, two 200 son 200 200 100 LOCO . mousanii nvs hundred dollars Hem 4 (o). Milk, three hundred dollars. Item 4 (r) Newspapers, tobacco, toilet Kaper nnd miscellaneous supplies, two undred dollars 2,500 300 200 ,. . llolmesburg' Prison . Item 3 Leather and manufacturing.. materials, ono thousand dollars $1,000 Hem 4 (hi nothing nnj bedding, Bcven hundred dollars "00 Item 4 (). .'einpera, tobacco nnd mterell.ir.eous supplies, flvo hundred dollars 500 Item 7 (a). Furnltiiie, etc.. flvo nun- dred dollars MX) COMMISSIONERS OF FAIR-MOUNT PARK. Item n (b). Labor, skilled nnd un skilled, fifty thousand dollars "-S0,1 Item 7 (b). Coal, three thousand dollars 3.000 Item 8 (a), (lenernl repairs, etc., threo thousand dollars 0,000 Item 8 (b). For various malntonaneo work, six thousand dollara 8,000 Hem 12 (a). Planting nnd caro of trees, .etc, ten thousand dollars 10.000 Hem 12 (b). Planting trees on Torres dale avenue, between Cottmsn street nnd Pearson street, thrco thousand dollara 8,000 Provided, The work of planting eald treen Is done hy Inmates of the lloueo of Correction under supervision of tho Pork Commission CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION. Item 2 (cl. Communication Bcrvlce, three hundrod dollnrM Horn 2 (d). Advertising, threo hundred dollars Horn .1 (n). Cleaning and toilet supplies, twenty-flvo dollars Item .'1 (c). Miscellaneous, ono hundred dollars BOARD OF RECREATION. Item 2 (a). Hlro and maintenance of vehicle! etc.. Bvo hundred dollars.... Item 2 (o). Printing, threo hundred dol lars ,, Rom C (a). Play material, supplies, etc., two thousand dollara Hem 5 (b). 1-urchaso of nnd supplies for automobile, two thousand flvo hundred dollars $300 SOO 25 100 $500 800 2.000 2.500 MAYOR. Advertising ordinances, ten dollara $10,000 Hem 2 (b), thousand . Free Llbrnry Item B (a). Salaries, four thousand eight hundrod ami sixteen dnllnra $I,S10 Item fi (b). ltrnts. two thousnd soven hundred and thirty-eight dollara 2,731 Item 5 (f) General expenses, flvo hun drod dollarr 500 Item 5 (g). Alterations and repairs, ona tliouinml dolUra 1.0"0 Item 3 1). Repairs to Carncglo branches, ono thousand dollars 1.000 Horn 0 (k). Books for Carncglo branches, flvo thousand dollars 0,000 Philadelphia Museums, Hem 0 (a). Malntenon'-o nnd repairs, nlno thousand dollara $0,000 Item 0 (d). Wages, material and mip plieg for tho erection of a new roof, eleven thousand dollars 11,000 Item 11. Safo and sane Fourth of .lulv, two thousand flvo hundred dollars. . . . 2,500 rt.'BLlC HEALTH AND CHARITIES. Dlrcctor'a Office. Item 2 (b). Maintenance of automobile, flvo hundred dollars .. -f. $500 Item 3. Newspapers and modlcnl Jour nals, fifty dollars , 50 Item 5. For tho aupport of children com mlttod by the Juvenile Court as charges upon tho County, fifty thoueand dollarn 50,000 Bureau of Health. Horn 2 (b). 'Postage. flo hundred dnllaro Item 5 (c). Maintenance or nutomobllo (Chief Medical Inspector), flvo hundred dollars Item 7 (b). Wage?, relief of children, otc, flvo hundred dollara Item 7V Miscellaneous expenses, rellof of children In congested districts dur ing tho heated term, flvo hundred dol lara Item 8 (a). Supplies for tho relief of children, etc., threo hundred dollars... Item 0. cleaners. 3 at JIW each (from $500 500 500 500 300 January 1. 1015). one thourand four hundred and forty dollars 1,440 item l.. -voaiemcnt ni nuisances, ono ihnu'and dollars Item 14 (b). Salaries and wages, etc. i Hospital for Contagious Diseases), ten 1,000 thousand dollars Heir. 1(1 Care of animals, horseshoeing, 10,000 etc., two hundred and mty dollars.... Item 17. Caa ror fuel, ono thousand dol lars Item 18 (b). Repairs nnd Improvements, otc, five thousand dollars Item 19 re). Purchase of auto ambulance and equipment, two thousand dollars. . Item 18 (d). Burial of unclaimed bodies, one hundred dollars Bureau of Charities. 250 1,000 5.000 !,000 100 Item 2 (b.) Special and miscellaneous Kervices, one inousnna aouars Item tl. Sooclat nnd miscellaneous re $1,000 pairs and hlterntlons to laundry, Mvo hundred dollars Item 11 (a). Removal or ashes, one thousand dollars Item 11 (h). Repairing shoes, five hun dred dollar. Item 12. linn and fuel, seven hundred 500 1.000 500 dollars ,,., 700 Item II (b). Salaries nnd wages (Holmes burg): Phyelclan (from January 1, 1016), seven hundrod nnd twenty dollars 7-0 Nurso (from April 1, 1015), four hun dred nnd llf ty dollars 450 riremen, 3 at $000 each (trom April 1. 1015), ono thousand threo hundred and fifty dollars 1,350 Clerk and stenographer (from April 1, 1D15). four hundred and fifty dollars 450 Item 21 (bi. Attendants' pay-roll, twenty-Ova thousand dollars 25.000 Item 21. Attendants. 8 additional at Ry bcrry, at not exceeding $30 each (from April 1, 1D15) ,two thousand ono hundted and sixty dollars 2,100 Hem 28. Outdoor physicians. 0 new (from January 1. 1015), nt $S40 each, three thousand two hundred ond forty dollara 3.210, Item 30 (c). Care and keep of children on City Piers during heated term, etc., three thousand six hundred dollars ... 3,000 Item 37 (a). Sanitary flooring. Insane Department, ono thousand doltnrs..... 1,000 Item 37 (b) Sanitary flooring. Hospital Department, one thousand dollars 1,000 Item 37 (o). Improvement of water sup ply (Holmesburg), three thousand dol lars 3.000 Item 37 (d) Construction nnd equip ment of diet kitchen, Oeneral Hospital, ono thousand five hundred dollars 1,500 Item 37 (e). Auto trurka for hauling farm products, five thousand dollars.. 0,000 Item 87 (f). New Are hpe nnd attach ments, one thousand dollars 1,000 DEPARTMENT OF 1'Uni.IC WORKS. DIRECTOR'S OFFICE. Item 4 (a). Licenses for two automo biles, ten dollars $10 BUREAU OF SURVEYS. Item 2 (b). Storage and care of auto mobiles, two hundred dollars $3)0 Rem I. Repairs to and license for au tomobile, three hundred dollars .... 800 Item 8 (c). Cleaning district offices, four hundred dollars 400 Item 8 (d.). Postage, one hundred dol lars i0 Item 8 (e), Light, two hundred dollars 200 Item 8 (f). Repatra ot tools and In struments and miscellaneous, one thousand dollars ) 1,004 Item 0, Rent of fourteen district of fices, one thousand dollars 1,000 Item 11. Transportation, Held corps, one hundred dollars 100 Rem IS (b). Transportation and mis cellaneous (bridge corps), one hun dred dollara 101 Item 10 (b). Transportation and mis cellaneous (testing materials), one hundred dollara .................. 100 Item 23. To pay K. T. Savldge for sewer laid In Third street and Clark, son avenue. In front of the First Presbyterian Church of Oiney, three hundred and ninety-three dollara and Ave centa 393.05 BUREAU OF HIGHWAYS. Rem 4. Repairs to automobile, four hundred dollar $100 Item O (b). Duplication of plans, rec. ords. etc (Board of Highway Sur veyors), three thousand dollars ... 3,000 Itm 17. Repair to motorcycle and bicycles, one hundred dollars . .... 100 Item 20 (e). Repairing breaks made In footway, etc., three thousand, dol lar . ,,,.....,,.. 3,000 Item 20 (f). To lay a sidewalk, with the necessary curbing, etc.. on the east side of Delaware avenue, be tween Chestnut and Market atreets. six! feet In width, one thousand two hundred and fifty dollar ........ 1,250 Item 80. 'Wages (repair to bridge), six thousand five hundred dollars 6,500 Item 81 (b Hlro and equipment, five hundred dollars ;;. BOO p I)trHEA.TJ OF WATER. Item 4 (b). Fees for automobile licenses, forty-five dollara Item 11 (a). Hauling ashes, three thou- ltern 11 "cRent of disinfe'et'o'ra'and 'flri extinguishers, one hundred dollar Itsm 15 (b) Hauling water pipe, on $15 3.000 100 1,000 600 500 COO fSOO 8.00? 2,500 ....... -anri rinliars item 15 (e) Repair to wagons, cart and barneys, ye hundred dollar,. .., . Run 15 (g- Hire of teams, etc., Ave hundred dollar. Ram 1 b). 9r f" r (nptora, fly hUndLeURdHAUrWciTYPRbPEilTT: Item 11 IW. Repair and maintenance. Independence Hall. Ave hundred dollar Item 11 b) Repair and Improvements, Her sue. three thousand dollar Item 11 h) Repair and Improvement. house In Bartram Park, two thousand ftv hundrod dollar . Item IS ( Manuring and sodding in aquare 4U6 f palr Iw ttom-ai &4 OltDlNANSES "Ura ,.,,;. r..7..,.. 4,000 DEPARTMENT OF rtjBLIC SAFETY . t. HOltEAU OF POLICE. . Rem 2 (b). Maintenance and repair ot nutcmoone ot Hupenntenaent) nvo nun- dred dollar. , i.i Hem 4 (b), Horseahoclng, flvo thousand dollara ., ,, Rem in (a), Photographic materials. Are hundred dollara ,,, ,.,.,..... item is (b). Meals for prisoner, one thousand dolt.ua ..,.,,,... ,,.,,...... Iln, It, I).--... ... ,.. ... t. ..,,. $500 8.000 600 1,000 dollars ..." ,." l.OoO Rem 21, Transportation nnd keep of horses, and wagons and aiitonvinli9 (Fire Marshal), eight hundred dollars... Item 23. Ropnlrs Hint iiiinnuns,, o.' . automobiles, four hundred-oollars . . 800 400 item zi (b). Medical aiund.ince. two thousand seven hundrod dollars BUREAU OF FIRE. . Rem 2 (e). Miscellaneous services, two hundred and aoventy dollars Rem 8 (h). Orb fuel for headquarters, . tn o hundred dollara i Item 8. Removal of ashes, two hundred 2,700 $270 200 .and flfty dollars " Item D (a), shoeing nnd pasturing anl- tHMt . mnls. ten thousand dollars 10,000 250 item ii ia). Hcpnlr3 nnd maintenance oi automobiles, one thousand dollara...... Rem It (b). Repairs to and rebuilding 1.000 uLpnradis and ror rurnisning currcm for electric batteries, ono thousand dol- . lars , liOOO Rem 11 (c). Machinery nnd equipment, in,, repair snop, uiteen inuusnuu uui- 15,000 i.ira lirfiirMir nv r-nttrtnrrriON. Rem 4 (a). Transportation of prisoners, etc., ono hundred dollars Item 5 (b). Wntcr rent, two thousand .ono hundred and llttv dollars Rom 0 (b). Rebuilding retorts and gen eral repairs to gns npparntus, thrco ..hundred nnd fifty dollars Horn (I (c). Repairs to buildings, ono $100 2,150 350 nunarea uoiiars ICO HUHBAf OF RUILDINO INSPECTION. Hem 3. Equipment, twenty-flvo dollars '$23 ELECTRICAL BUREAU. Hem 1 (c). Temporary holp, etc., four hundred and thirty-nlno dollars $139 Rem. 3 (a). Transportation, ono thoiimnd . dollars ; 1.000 Horn 'J (c). Printing, ono thousand dol lam 1,000 Horn 3 (n). lncldontnl supplies, two hun dred dollars 200 Item 17 (a). Special and miscellaneous wrvicos, Including painting poles, yard-arm, etc., two thousand Ovo .hundred dollars 2,500 Item 18 io). Maintenance or nutomobllo, . . flvo hundred dollars ., 500 DEPARTMENT t)F WIIARVES, DOCKS AND FERRIES. Horn 2 fb). caro and maintenance of .nutomobllo, tno hundred dollars $200 Item 10 (c). Temporary employee. City . . Dredging Plant, ten thom.ind dollars. lO.OOO Item II (C). Dredging Frnnkford creek, two thousand dollars 2,000 DEPARTMENT OF SUPPLIES. (DIRECTOR'S OFFICE) Item 1 (b), Wages for extra clerks, eight hundred dollars $S0O Item 2. For transportation, meals, poet age, advertising, printing, binding, Ice and towel service, Ova hundred dollars 500 (FRED DELIVERY.) Item 2, For atatloncry, printing. Ice, wearing apparel, cleaning, toilet ana orflce supplies, ono hundred dollars.... $100 Item 4. I or rurnlture, furnishing, heat, ll?nt, rleetrlral and ofllco equipment, ono hundred dollarn 100 . (PHILADELPHIA MfSEL'Mg.) Rem 8, For fuel, including Illuminating nnd burning olle, two hundred dollars. $200 (HEALTH) Item n. For stationery, printing, Ice. towol ocrvlcu and ofllco supplies, ten dollars , $10 Item 13. For furniture, houso furnish ings, ofllce. hospital and laboratory equipment, bedding, horses, cuttle, hur neea and stnbli KupplirH and equip ment for vehicles nnd automobilo am bulances ten dollara 10 Rom 1414. For gardening nnd rnrm sup plies, Including trees, shrubs nnd plants, Ave hundred dollara 600 ,. . . (CHARITIES.) Item 1(5. For fuel, Including Illuminating and buriunif oils nnd gatcn, hvo thou- Knnd dollara $5,000 Item 16. For milk nnd tro.1111, ten thou sand dollara 10,000 Item ll. For menta nnd llsli, fifty thou- snnd dollars 50,000 Item 20 For cercols.flvo thousand dollara 5,0iO Item Jl. ! or groceries, vegetables, ico ..and tobncro, tiny thousand dollara. .. 50.000 Item 2.1. I' or dry goods, notioiiH, wenr ng apiare, twcntj-live thousand dol lars ... . ... . . 25.000 Item 21. lor furniture, crockery and house furnishing goods,, two thousand flvo hundred dollara 2,500 Rem J5. For vaccine vlrus.drugq. Honors, laboratory, surgical, oyo and dental supplies, disinfectants, eospi.. hospital and other ouppllcR unJ i.quiiinient In cident thereto, fifteen thoumind dollars. 15,000 Item 2i. I-or hardware, tools aim ma terials use, in repairs of buildings, roads nnd grounds, plumbing, gas nnrl BHom fitting,, farming Implement and materials, laundry supplies and equipment, ten thousind dollarn 10.000 ,. (POLICE.) 1 SS!. ..05 '.!""' ""I1', onn hundred and flfty dollara ji jo Rem 7. For stationery printing, paper, ice, household and cleaning suppjleo, office supplies and equipment, ono thousand dollars 1000 Rem 3 For fuel. Including Illuminating nnd burning oils and gapes, ten thou sand dollars 10 000 Item 10. For harness, stable and veter inary .supplies, drugs, medical, surgical and hospital supplies and appliances, packing, waste, lubricating oils nnd greases, ono thoui-and Hvo hundred dol lars 1.500 Item 11. For hardware, lumber, paints and painters' m.-itri luls. tools, leather and findings, oakum, Jute, plpo and fit tings, materials ror repairs to bulld IngH and parts, accessories and equip ment for motor vehicles, boats, etc., nnd other materials, two thou:, und flvo hundred dollani 2,500 Rem 12. For furniture, furnishings, bed ding, bntons, badges and equipment, Ave hundred dollara coo (CORRECTION.) Item 15. For stationery, priming nnd of Ace supplies, ono hundrod dollars $100' Item Hi. For fuel. Including Illuminating and burning nils and Kill's. Ave thou- sand dollars 5,000 Item 17, For flour, groceries, meats, pro visions and other edibles, twenty-flvo thousand dollara 23,000 Item 18. ,Ior dry goods, notions and wearing npparel, four thousand dollars 4,000 Item 10. For drugs, medicine", hospital, surgical, toilet and cleaning supplies, ono thousand four hundred dollars . . 1,400 Item 20. For forage, harness and ntablo supplies, mei'hsnlrs'. engineers', quarry nnd farm supplies, lubricating 0II3 and gas lime, one thousand dollurs 1,000 Item 21. For hardware, tools. Iron nnd steel, lumber, paints, glass, cement, sand, brlckH, lime, leather and shoe flndlngs. plpo and fittings and roofing materials throe thousand dollars. . . . 3,000 Item 22. For furniture, house furnish ings, machinery, hose nnd couplings, horses nnd other llvn stock, farming implements, stoven, steam boilers, gas 1 meters and other equipment, one thou sand seven nundred nnd fifty dollars.. 1,750 (FIRE.) Item 21. For stationery, printing, office supplies and equipment, flvo hundred , dollars $500 Rem 23. For fuel. Including lllumlnat Inc and burning oils and gases, ten thousand dollars 10,000 Rem 20. For feod nnd bedding for horses, ten thousand dollara 10,000 Rem 211. For hardware, tools, lumber, paints, materials Incident to repairs of apparatus, parta, accessories ami equipment for maintenance of motor strvlco and pther materials, five thou sand dollars 5,000 Item 30. For furniture, house furnish ings, bedding and equipment, ono hun dred dollars. ,. i-v. 100 Rem 33. For horses, ten thousand dol lara 10,000 (ELECTRICAL.) Rem 30. For stationery, printing, Ico, cleaning and ofllce supplies, two hun dred nnd flfty dollarn $250 Item 37. For fuel. Including Illuminat ing and burning oil ond gases, ten thousand dollara 10,000 Rem 38. For batteries, reglater paper, chemical solution. Incandescent lamps, carbons and lubricators, two thousand Ave hundred-dollor.i 2,500. Rem SO. For lumber, telegraph poles, paints' and painters' materials, wires, conduits, boxes, conductors, materials for the maintenance of lighting and power plant, elevators, overhead and underground lines, telegraphlo and telephonic Instruments nnd materials. Ave thousand dollars 6.000 Rem 40. For furniture, furnishings, transporting, conveying, telegraphlo and telephonlo equipment, .including overhead lines, cable for underground, mast arms. Are and police signal In struments and equipment, heat, light, power, ventilation, .refrigeration and electrical equipment (including light ing of City Hall corridors and ofllcea). extension ot emergency service, dynamo room, educational, sctentlAo, recrea tional equipment, recording ammeters, voltmeters and other special and mis cellaneous equipment. Including man hole cover and frame, conduit and flttlng. etc, nine thousand dollars.,,, 0,000 mtings, (JHaing inspection. Item 41. For furniture, furnishing and equipment, "ni ..- -,. .. lars ' ' S elevator' in'sbectlon.) ' $150 $250 100 Item 40, For stationery, books. Ice, cleaning nnd toilet supplies, two hun dred and flfty dollar.......,,, Item 47. For furniture, furnishings and of flee equipment, one hundred dollars., c-'nee Director o,flcePubU0 -vorka., Rem 2. For stationery, printing, photo graphic, draughting, cleaning and toilet .tl..: 1... In.r nnrl laiKrlnjn.o automobiles, "uniform and office oup. plies. Hvu hundred dollara. COO (Hlrhwaya.) Item T. For fuel, Including Illuminating . m L..-dlrti nlfsi neirl ere stun itiiH- im -. srur iii. imi.ii,h ...U..UIU..IHI, nd burning oils and gates, five hun dred dollar ...........,.,.. Item 10 (b). For materials, tools, etc. (repair to ktrceta and roads), twenty five thousand dollar ................ item 10 (e). For materials, tool, etc. TrVeadow tank and water couraea), jXe thousand dollar Item 10 (d). For material, tools, etc. repair to bridges), three thousand dol- Item" l6' "(e)-' For n&criai.' 'tool"V Vta (repair to sewersend inlets), four thousand dollars ...1 Rem 10 (F- For ,purcha of lx (8) rootorcycr. on thoiuand dollar $500 15,000 1.000 8,000 4,000 1.000 Item 14. For stationery, photographic, draughting, sclent'flc, educational, me chanical, engineer' and lictrielani' upsUesv, U, wearing apparel, cleaning and toilet supplies and lubricant, to Rut IS J. Rubber gvvs&a e-flJ sasaUajt, ORDINANCES one hundred dollars 1M Rem. IB. Tor towel service, one hundred ,1A, .dollars , $100 Rem 20. For stationery, printing, lee. nraugnting ana engineering, supplies, .one thousand flvo hundred dollars. . ., Hem. 22, For rubber goods, . packing . nnd lubricants, four thousand dollars.. Rem 24, For hrdwre. tools, lumber, cement, brick, sand, pipe, Attlngs, Iron nnd oteel, brass fittings, block tin. lead, castings and building, and epoelal materials, Ave thousand dollars (City Property,).. ,, Hem 28. For stationery, printing (In cluding program for Philadelphia Band .Concerts), drafting, scientiflc, educational and office supplies, ten dollars Rem 31. For mclals nnd mtI prod ucts, non-metalllo mineral products, lumber and wood products, paint and pslntern' materials, mechanics', electri cians' nnd engineers' supplies. Ice. cleaning and toilet supplies, wearing apparel and Bowing supplies, woven . fabrics nnd flbro products, ten dollara. Rem 32. Hardware, tools, trees, ever greens, shrubs, seeds, flowers, plants, tertlllsers, eoll, tree guards, lumber, snnd, cement, stone benches nnd other materials for parks and squares, one . thousand dollars Item 31. Furniture nnd furnishings, production and construction equipment, transportation ami eonvejlng equip ment, telephonic and telegraphlo equ p ment, proporty end cnre-tnklng equip ment and scientiflc equipment, one thousand flvo hundred dollnrs. ....... . (Wharves, Dorks nnd Ferries ) Hem ,1. For furniture, ofTIco Mrnlsh lngs, drafting, engineering equipment, .five hundred dollars , Hem 4. For fuel, Including Illuminating LBOO 4,000 6.000 $10 10 1,000 1,500 $500 nnd burning oils and gnsos, two tnou- sand flvo hundred dollars 2,500 Item fi For dry sttrres, groceries, pro visions, meats, marketing and other rdlhlen, two thousand five htindied dollara ,"". 2.500 item u. i-or mecnnnics , mium-vm oloetrlclnnV supplies, Ice cleaning and toilet supplies, llvn hundred dollars., an Item 7. For lumbor, paints, painters materials, metals and metallic iprod tills, three hundred dollars 300 (Board of Recreation.) Rem 3. l'or fuel, Ave hundred dollars.... $100 1 hereby approve this ordlnanco except an to the following Items : CITY COMMISSIONERS. Item 5 (a). So no to provide for Ave Court Officers nt two thouiand (2,000) dollars each pir onnum; two Court nlenogrnphers at two thousand five hundred (2,50(1) dollars each per onnum t nil Intctpreter, nt onn thousand eight hundred (t,R00) dollars per annum, and two Janltorn at seven hundred nnd twenty (720) dnllars ench per annum, from May let. twelve thousand onn hundred nnd sixty (12,100) dol lars." 1 approve this Item In tho sum of eight thou sand on hundred nnd sixty (8,lrto dollars so ns to provld" for two Court ofAcern at two thousand (2,000) doltnrs each per annum; two Court stenographers nt two thousand flvo hun dred (2,500) dollars ench per nnnum; an In terpreter nt ono thousand eight hundred (1,800) dollara per nnnum, and two Janitors nt seven hundred and twenty (720) dollarn each per annum, from May 1st. I withhold my approval from thn balance thnreof. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. Bureau of Surveys. Item 23. To pay H. T. Savldgn for sewera Inld In Third street nnd Clnrkson avenue, In front of tho First Prenbytnrlnn Church of Oi ney. thteo hundred nnd nlnoty-tlireo (.103) dol lars and flvo (.-,) centn. I withhold my approval from tho above Item. I therefore approve or nlno hundred and flfty thrpo thousand flvo hundred and ninety-one (053,501) dollnrn and flfty-nnn flit) rents ot thn total amount appropriated by thin ordi nance nnd withhold my approval from four thousand thren hundred nnd nlncty-thrco (4.303) dollars nnd flvo (3) rents. Approved the nth day of May. A. D. 1015. RUDOLPH HLANKENBIIRC. Mnyor nf 1'hHndclphln AN ORDINANCE? TO AUTHORIZE TUT. LAY Ing of wntrr-plpo in American, Hetiezct, Cniirtlaml, Dexter. Eighty-fourth, Elghty slxth, Elkhart, Front, Fifty-ninth, Hnlnew, Hunoo..k, Hcdley, Helm, Howard. KlngHlxy, Magnolia, Miiytlelil, Media. Mitchell, C)ro. Phillip, Pratt, Redflrld. Ringgold, Rlttin houto, Sliawnin, tiparko, Second, Sixth. Slxty eerond, Third nnd Venango nlrcets. nibson, Lyons, Malvern, Pnsohall, Somervllle, Suf folk. Wnirlngton und Wyoming avenues, Hunting Park avenuo ExlcnBlon. Limekiln pike and (jorgn"u lane. Section 1. Tho Select nnd Common Councils of tho City or Philadelphia, du ordain. That tho Department of Publlo Workn be authorized to lay water tIio In American street, from Pprter to Sliunk street: Henezet street, from Philadelphia and Rtadlng Railway to Crcshelm valley Drive; Court land slreot. fiom A to Llla street and from Eleventh to Twelfth ntreet; Dexter street, from Walnut lano to Markle Btrect; Eighty-fourth street, from Lyons avenuo to drover street; Eighty-sixth street, fiom Lastvvlck uvenun to .Mbcrlson street; Elkhart street, fiom Twctity-fourih to Twenty flflh street; Front street from Venango street to Erlo avenue; Fifty-ninth street, from Cednr avenuo to Pino street; Hnluts street, from Limekiln Plko to York Road: Haniock street, from Porter to Shunk street; Hcdley street, from Richmond to Bath ntrcot; Henry street, from Walnut lano to Itlitenhnuno street; How. nrd street, from I'orlnr to Shunk etreet; Klnga ley Btrect. fium Walnut Lane tu Klttcnhousu Btreet, Magnolia atuot. Hum Wnshlngtun Lanu to Tulpehocken street, Muyfleld street, trom Twcnty-tourth to Ringgold street; Media btreut, from SlUy-thlrd to tinij -fourth Btroet; Mtlcholl street, fruni Ciniuniinson Lano to Parker uvinue; Oros street, from Walnut Lane to Hlttenhuutio atrcot; Phillip Btreet, from Por ter to Shunk street; Pratt timet, from Gleti lock to Dllmnii Btroet; Itedfleld atreot, from v Inn to Callovvhill street; Ringgold struct, from Indiana to Elkhart street; lllttcnhouso atreot, front Ores to Henry street; Khawneo street, from 'AblnCtnn nVCllUn tn Itnrtu-nil t,,.an,,u. brarks Btreet, from Ogontz avenue to Twentieth n.ici-i, ntuiiu eiirui, rroin vv yuming avenuo to tho Roulovard; fclxth street, from Olney avenue to about ninety feet Bouth of Somervlllo ave nue; Sixty-second atreot, from Havorfonl ave nuo to tllrard avenue, Third street, from Por ter to Shunlc street; and from Wyoming avenuo tn tho Boulevard; Venango street, from Front to A street; Gibson avenuo, from Elghty-tlnn to Eighty-second street, Lyons avenue, from Eighty-fourth to Eighty-seventh street; Mul vern avonue, from Flfty-fourth to Flfty-elxth Htreot; Paachall avenue, rrom Sixty-fifth to Slxty-slxtli slreet, Somervlllo nvpnuo, from Fifth to Sixth Btreet, and from Eloventh tn Twelfth otreet: Suffolk avenue, fiom Island Road to Eightieth street; Warrington avenue, from Flfty-wivonth to Flfty-llfth street, Wyo ming nvenue, from Seventh to Eighth atreot; Hunting Park avenue Extension, from Broad utrcet lo Hunting Pnrk avenuo; Limekiln Pike, from Upsal street to Cheltenham avenue; Oorgaa Lane, from Rldgo avenue ta about six hundred feet northeast. Approved this tvventy-flrst day of April, A. RUDOLPH BIANICENBURO, No. 028. Mayor of Philadelphia. AN ORDINANCE TO CONDEMN THE PLOT of ground bounded by Ajin street. Cedar street, Cambria street and Chatham street. In tho Twenty-flfth ward, nnd to place the ame under tho custody and control of the Board of Recreation. Section 1. The Seloat nnd Common Councils of the City ot Philadelphia do ordain; That by virtue and In pursuance of thn authority vested In them by tlio fourth esctlon of an Aot of Assembly npproved May 18th, 1837. they do select and appronrlato for pork and playground purposes and for the health and cnoment of tho people forever, to wit: All that certain lot or pieco of ground Bltunted In the Twenty-flfth ward of tho City ot Philadelphia and described ns follows: Beginning at a point formed by thn Intersection ot the northern side ot Cam bria street, and the northwest side of Chatham street, thence northeastwardly along Chatham street filx hundred and soventy-slx (t!7t!) feet onu-elghlh ('.) Inch to a point In the southwest side of Ann street, thenco northwestwardly along Ann street ono hundred and sixty-six (1CU feet six and one-quarter (OVi) Inches to Cedar street, thenco southweetwardly along Cedar street six hundred and ninety-eight (HJ8) feet flvo and three-quarter (5) Inches tn Cam. brio, street, thence northeastwardly along same ona hundred and stxty-flvx (103) feet to tho first mentioned point and place of beginning, Section 2, That the Department of Publlo Works (Board ot Surveyors) be authorized and directed to place on the City Plan a a publlo park and playground property described In Seo. lion 1. Section 8. The City Solicitor ts hereby direct ti to file in the Court of Quarter Sessions, on behalf of tho City, a petition for the assess ment or damage setllnz forth therein tho ground herein selected and appropriated. Section 4 The tract ot ground herein de scribed Is hereby placed under the custody and control ot tha Board ot Recreation, authorized by the Act of Assembly, approved June l. lull, subject to such rules and regulations 119 have been or shall be from time to time established by the Bald Board of Recreation for the care, management and maintenance of public play. eTounds, and tho said Board la hereby author ized and directed to Immediately enter upon aid premises and take possession ot the same. Approved this twenty-ninth day of April, " ' 181S' RUDOLPH BLANKBNBURO, No. 020. Mayor ot Philadelphia. AN ORDINANCE DI RECTI NO.. THIS DI." rector ot tha Department of Publlo Safety to have all awnings and awnlns pole and fix. turea connected therewith on sidewalk on Spring Oarden street, between Fifth and Breed streets, removed. Section 1. The Select and Common Council of the City ot Philadelphia, do ordain: That the Director of the Department ot Publlo Safety be. and he Is hereby, directed to have all awn Inga and awning polea and fixture connected therewith on sidewalk on Spring Garden street, between Fifth street and Broad street, re moved within ninety (80) days after tha pas sage ot this ordlnaMt. All ordinance or Part of ordinance inconsistent herewith be, and the same are hereby, repealed. Approved this nineteenth day of April, A. D, Jiuo. No. 820, RUDOLPH BLANKHNBUTia. Mayor of Philadelphia. AN ORDINANCE TO PLACE ON THE CITlr plan Elkhart. Mayfleld and Ringgold street. ' Section 1. The Select and Common Councils of the City of Philadelphia do ordain: That the Department of Public Work (Board of Survey ors) be authorized and directed to place on the City Plan Elkhart (treat, of the width of forty feeC from Twenty-fourth to Twenty-flfth a tret t; Mayfleld street, of the width of forty fett, from Twenty-fourth to Ringgold street: Ring- fold street, of the width of forty' feet, from ndlana to Mayfleld street, and of the wldtb of rne hundred and nine feet, trom Mayfleld to Elkhart street Provided. Tint before the said street shall be placed on the plan the owner of Property within tb line thereof shall, with in one year from the approval of this ordinance, dedicate the same to the City, on the line and grades confirmed by the Board of Surveyors. Approved the twenty-sixth day of April, A. D. 1813- RUDOLPH BLANKBNBURO, Ko. 918, U$yor cf f muaabbia.' ORDINANCES AN ORDINANCE- TO At TJIORlZE 1 THE ttB pavlne of certain atet between i.fnyder anl Columbia avenue and the Delaware ana ISBSH! 'SB'iWi.wd m.S?fel tho Director ot the Department of .S1.1",",; Works be lyithorlred to enter nto wntrjet for repaying the yfollowlnr street with MOhMt. wanvnlte. ntmlte. unlnnlto or nlbtlnn, vvllh vltrlfled brlclc gutters, whre deemed nai,rv or thn r-iv or rniiftiiinnin. no oiuuui- :. te ih mA til tHflrtT JlHnfHPHtj BM 111, U flftU atrAAti t.ltrtlrtW Birpoi, simi Fourth to Fifth street. Juniper .fireet. 'ro." Chestnut, to Walnut street:, Lnjlmer street, from Sixteenth to Seventeenth street; Brown street, from Sixth to Tenth ''reft: Hicks Btreet, from Morris to Mooro street 1 I .arr hn ttreet. fmm Sixth to Tenth slreet; Hrandyvvlno etreet, from Eleventh., 10 Twelfth .yrret; Columbia avenue, from Glrnrd avenun to Frank ford nvxnuo! Fernon street, from Seventeenth to Eighteenth street. Dickinson slreet from Twelfth street to raseyunlc avenue, and from Twenty-lhlrd.to Twenty-pith street; McKwm street, from Fourth to Fifth street, and from Thlttecnth to Brond Btreet. Mifflin I'Mt. from Eighteenth to Woodstock street. Point l'retn avenuo (relocate curb), frnm Oakford to Twentv-fourth atteet. Twenty-eighth street, from Taaker to Morris street: Cyprest street, fom svcntenlh street eastward to dead end. Thirtieth street, from Oxford street to Colum bia avonue; Master street, rrom -xweniy-ninvii to Thirtieth street. , , .... Tho following streets with noplialt. with vltrl fled brick gutters and granlto block between tho tracks; Hansom street, rrom seventh to Eighth street: Wnlnut street, from Twenty third street to bulkhead. Eloventh street, from Spring Oarden street to Falrmount. ovenun; Falrmount avenue, from Broad tn Nineteenth street, and from Twentieth Btrect to Falrmount Fork! Seventeenth and Eighteenth Btreet, from Toeker to Morris etreet: Taslter street, from Twelfth to Thirteenth street: Morrli etreet, from Seventeenth 10 Elglttnontb ntreet; Movnmenslng avenue, from Mifflin street to Snyder avenue. Thompson street, from Broad Btreet to Rldils avenue. ........ The following streets with vltrlfled block: Wntklns street, from Seventh to Eighth otreet; Webster street, from Twelfth to Thirteenth Btrect; Or'nnn.i Btreet. from Poplar street to Qirnrd avenue' Lawrence street, from (llrnrd avenue to Oxford street, Orlnnnn. slreot, from Thompson tn .lefferson street, Cleveland avo nue, from Morris to Mnorn slreet; Dorrnnce street from Morris to Monro ntreet; Mountain Btrctt, from Eighteenth to N'lneieenlh Btreet, Lambert street, from Dickinson to Tnsker HI est; Ueachwnol etreet. frnm Dickinson to dead end; Oiienthnr ntrcot, from Oakford to Dickinson etreet: Bambrcy street, from Olrard avenue to Poplar street. The following Blreetn Willi granite block: Queen slreot, rrom Delaware avenue to Fourth ntreet; rirlnnna street, rrom South to Ilnln trldgo slrnet: Kater etrect, from Fourth to Orlanna stirnt: Pemberton street, from Third to Fourth street; Falrhlll street, from nouth of BalnUldgf street in dend end. Bread street, from Arch tn Rncn slreet; Quarry etreet, from Second to Third street. Chadwlek street, from Pine to Cjpresa strict; Hansom street, from Eighth to Ninth street; Van Pelt street, from Cheotnut to Snnsom street; Chancellor street, trom Thirteenth to Wnttn ntreet; Sansom street, from Thirteenth to Broad street; Hutchinson street, from Locust to Spruce street: Seventh Btreet, from Wnlnut to Arch Btreet, Ollvo etreet, from Hancock to New Market ntreet; Hancock Btreet, from Brnwn to Green street; Orkney street, from Myrtle to Reno street; Wenn street, from Fifth to Lelthgow Btreet; Randolph slreet. from Cren street to Fair mount avenue, York nvnntin, from Wood to Cnllnwhlll street; Cndwnl.ider street, from Mas ter street lo 150 feet south; Marlborough street, from Allen ntreet to Wildcy Btreet; Flora Btreet, from Twenty-seventh to Twenty-eighth street; Thompson otreet. frnm Thlrly-flrnt to Thlrty horond street: Clifford ntreet, from Twenty fourth to Twentv-Ilfth Btreet; Orlanna street, frnm Brown lo Poplnr street. Thn following streets with wood block, with grar.ito block between thn trnckn: Carpenter Mreet, from Thirteenth In Broad ntreet; Fourth ntreet, from Wnlnut to Market ntreet; Eleventh Btreet, from .Market tn Arch ntrent; Walnut street, rrom Twenty-second to Twentv-third street; Pnsiyunk avenue, frnm South to Six teenth street: South Btreet, from about 300 fret went of west holism line or Front ntreet to Sfhuylklll River; Fifth ntreet, from Walnut to Market etreet, Sixth street, from Chestnut to Wnlnut street. The following ntrcetn with wood block: Mnrshnll ntreet, from Falrmount nvenun north wanl past end or Behool yard; Wllllnga alley, from Third to Fourth Btreet, The cost or nald rcpavlng to bo paid out or Item HKI, loan In the appropriation to tho De. pnrtment or Publlo Works, Bureau of High wnB. All ordinances or (parte or ordinances Incon Blslent herewith ho and tho eamo nro hereby repealed. Approved tho twenty-third day of April, A. D. 1015. .,. RUDOLPH BLANKDNBURO. oMU. L"?l0r"f Philadelphia. AN ORDINANCE TO REVISE THE LINES and graden of territory bounded by Twenty eighth an net. Allegheny nvenue, Twenty sixth street und the Norrlstovvn Branch of the Philadelphia nnd Rending Railway. Section 1. The Select nud Common Councils of tho City of Philadelphia, do ordain: That tho Department of l"ublln Works (Board of Sur vejoro) bo authorized to ruvlso tho lines and (,-radeb of territory bounded by Twenty-eighth btreet. Allegheny avenuo. Twcnty-Blxth atreet nnd tho Norrlstown Branch or the Plilludvluh'u and Reading Railway hy striking from tho City plan Wlllnrd street, fiom Twenty-sixth to Twenty-eighth etreet nnd Twenty-seventh Btreet, from Allegheny avenue to Wlllanl slreet, and to pluco on the plan In lieu thereof Wlllnrd street, or tho width or forty feot, from Twenty-sixth to Marston street; Moraton Btrect, of tho width of forty feel, from Allegheny ave nuo to Willard stiect. Ettlng strent, of the width of fotty feet, from Allegheny avenuo to Willard street; Tvvonty-soventh street, of tho width of flfty-two und eighty feet, frcmi Alle gheny nvcnuo to Willard street, Bailey street, or tho width of forty feet, from Allegheny avenuo to Willard street; Madison Btieat, of tho width of forty feet, from Ettlng to ilara ton Btreot. uloo, to placo on tho City Plan Marston Playground, at tlio northwest corner of Marston and Willard street, and Ettlng Park, at tho southeast corner of Marston nnd Willard Btrcets. Provided, That tho owners of property affected shall first enter Into an agree ment, satisfactory to tho City Solicitor, re leasing tho City from nil claims for damages by icabon of the striking of the said Willard and Twenty-ecventh streets from tho plan: And provided, That beforo said BtrcetB, playground and park Bhall bo placed on the plan, tho own. cm of property within thn linen thereof shall, within ono year from tho approval of this ordinance, dedicate the soil of tho same to the City, on tho linea and grades as confirmed by tho Board of Surveyors. V Approved the twenty-sixth day of April, A, D. 1015. RUDOLPH BLANICBNBURO, No. 01". Mayor of Philadelphia. A-M" ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE DD- pnrtment of Public Worka (Board of flurvoy oru) to rovlso the lines upd gradea ot the cmb on aray'a Ferry nvenuu westward from Thirty sixth street. Section 1. Tho Select nnd Common Councils ot tho City o( Philadelphia do ordain, That tho Department of Publlo Works (Board of Surveyors) bu nuthortbed to reviso the Hues and graden or the curb on dray's Kerry avenuo from Thirty-sixth etreet to a point about 220 foot W'.'ntward. Approved the twenty-sixth day ot April, A. D. 1U15, RUDOLPH RLA'NKENBURO, No, 048. 1,nySrot Philadelphia AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THtt creation ot a loan or loans by tho City ot Philadelphia In the sum of four million three hundred and twenty-Avo thousand (1.325,000) dollais, for the construction ot main and branch sowers, construction ot bridges, lomoval of gradu cruising, grading- streets, paving In tersections, Improvement of country roudv, lm provemont and alteration to water supply, purchase of wator pipe and Are equipment, erection of bulldlnga and Improvement ot police and lliu stations, acquiring proporty and Im provement of small parka and recreation cen tres', Improvement of the County Prisons, Im provement of property taken for Municipal Court purposes. Section 1. Tho Select and Common Councils of the City of Philadelphia do ordain: That tho Mayor, City Controller and City Solicitor, or nny two of them, be and are hereby author ized to borrow at such tlmea and In such pro portions as In their Judgment the best Interest of the City demand, from the highest bidder or bidders, cither by popular subscription or by Advertisement, at not less than par on the faith and credit of tho City ot Philadelphia, a sum or itu ma which In tho aggregato shall not exceed four million threo hundred and twenty flvo thousand (1,325,000) dollars, to be expended as provided for In the second soctlon of thla ordinance. . Section 2. .The aald sum of four million theo I hundred una iwenty-nve thousand (4,3'.'3,ujO) dollar, authorized to be borrowoj by the flrat section of this ordinance, shall be expended ua follow; For tho construction of main sowers, five hundred thousand (500,000) dollars: con struction ot Intercepting sewers along Frank ford creek, five hundred thousand (500,000) dol. lars; ronatructlon of branch sewer, three hun dred thousand (300,000) dollar, construction of new bridges, four hundred thousand (400,000) dollara; removal of grade crossings, four hun dred and twenty-flvo thousand (425.000) dot. lars; grading street, four hundred thousand (400,000) dollars: paving Intersections, two hundred thousand (200,000) dollar; Improve, ment of country roads, one hundred thousand (100,000) dollars; Improvement and alteration to water supply. Ave hundred thousand (500,000) dallaras purchaae of water pipe, one hundred thousand (100,000) dollars: purchase of fire equipment, one hundred thousand (100,000) dol lars; erection of bulldlnga and Improvement of police and tire stations, one hundred thousand (100,000) dollar; acquiring and Improvement ot small parks, two hundred thousand (200,000) dollars! acquiring property and Improvement of recreation centres, two hundred and fifty thou, sand (250,000) dollar; Improvement of the County Prisons, two hundred thousand (200,000) dollars; Improvement of property. Twenty-first and Race streets, taken for Municipal Court purposes, Aftv thousand (60,000) dollars. Section 3. Interest on said loan at a rate not exceeding four per centum per annum shall be paid by tb. City of Phlladelpbla.Bhaif yearly! on the first days of the 1 month of January and July, at the office of tha fiscal agency of the City of Philadelphia. Certlnca t"of IhS'suid loan (ball be In usual form. In such amounts as the lender may require. In the auras of on hundred (100) dollar and It multiples. In rez iatered or coupon form, and It ahall be ex. preaaad In the eald certificate that tha loan therein mentioned la pavable In thirty years after date thereof, and that the principal and Interest on u Id loan are jwrablaA Inawful money ot the United States, free from all taxes! Section 4. Whenever a, loan hal be created by virtu of thl ordinance, there is by force of tbl ordinance, an annual tax levied of sir par centum of the par value ot uch certificates K Issued to 1 pay the Interest, also the Sin olpal of juch loan, -within thirty year, nd there I hereby annually appropriated to th. ComntUslqnar of the Sinking Fund, out ot the tax so collected, e. sum sufficient to pay tha Interest on said loan, also th principal Ihereofi wiuiia VUA!J; 1 ,, no vrae cecome payable, m pyrspriiun tor interest to be plld eml-auanully. and for the Blnltla Fund Quarterly to the sail Commissioner. Approved, tie lxth day of May. A D, 1815. Approv flVUUltftl BLAMiENBURO, No, 650. llayor of f aUadaisaLv, ORDINANCES AN ORDINANCE TO AtlTHORIZS TliE raving of Addlsoij, Albanus, Almond, Ann bury, Apple. Ahdle, At antle, """.V-Kn. ug;' Commissioner, Cpurlland. Du." Delphln. Dexter. Elbtnlh, OT.JX. enth. Fifty-ninth, Graham, . Gross, v;"!5!V Hedfey. Howard, 'Hurley. Kingler. Mmbirt. Lawrence, Irflper, Llpplncott. .Loudon. W oomlng, Magnolia, Marshal , Marston. Media, Nicholas, Nineteenth, Orlanna, uSd nod! Pike, Porter, Itedfleld, nert.Itoekland.non man, Rublcam. Ruscomb, Salmon. Oheldon, Shurik, Bulls, Second Sixth, Blxty-second, Slxty-fourth, 'Taaker, Tioga, Turner, Xhird, Twelfth, Twenty-nrat, Tvvcnty-seoond, Twenty-ninth' Woodstock, and Vocum streets. Cheater, Duncannon,. Florence, H"81' ',"" down, Lnrehtvood, Llndley. Ogontt. Bomr. Mile and Wyoming avenues, nd Hunting Park avenuo extension, Conlyn, D '' 72 taugh, Falrhlll, Fountain. Froiit, loutth, Rector, Seville, Slltcrwood. Thirteenth, Wto eter, Sherman, treason, Hermit, Tioga. vo nango and Crefeld ntreets. -..ii. Soctlon 1. Tho select and Common Council ot tho City of Philadelphia do ordain: ihai thn Department of Publlo Work be authotland and directed to enter Into contract with competent pavers lor paving the 'ollowing street with tho best quality, of refined nat ural aiphnlt. using vltrlfled brick gutters when and where deemed necessary by the Director of tho said Department, vu, 1. Addison street, from Fifty-eighth to Fifty-ninth street; Al banus slreot, from Second to Fourth street; Almond street, Irom Westmoreland to On tario street; Annsbury atreet. from Hfih 1 to Sixth atreet: Apple atreet, from Jamestown Btreet to Wnlnut Innei Ashdnlo street, from Second lo Fifth Btrect; ..uantlo street, Horn G street lo about envonty-flvo fent cast of Shel bourne street; Brill slreot, Irom Frankrord avenuo to Lender street, Cayuga street, from Lnwrencn to Third street, Commissioner street, from Thirty-fourth to Thlrty-rtfth Jstroot; Coiirtland strent, from Eleventh to Twelfth etreol; a street, from Wyoming nvenuo to Courtland stiect, Darlen street, trom Lycom lng strnet to Hunting Pork avonue: Delphlne street, from American lo Fifth Btrect; Dexter street fiom Wnlnut lane lo Marklo Bltcetl Eighteenth elreot, from Rockland to Ruscomb street; Fifty-seventh ntreet, from Sprlngnpld nvenuo to Warrington avenue, and from Wil lows avenue to Florcnoo nvenue; Fifty-ninth Btreet, from Cednr avonue to PInn street; Graham Btreet, rrom Vine lo Callovvhill street; Gross street, from Lansdowno avenun to Media street; Harrison street, from Largo street lo Castor nvonue, and from Pcnn Btroet to Ox ford road; Jlndley street, from Richmond lo Bath street; Howard strent, from Fisher avo nuo to Tahor street. Hurley stiect, from Wy oming avenuo lo Courtland etreet; Klngsley Btreet, from Pechln to Mitchell Btrect; Lam bert slreot, from Conlyn to Chew street; Lnwrencn street, from Tabor etreet to Hom crvillo avenue; Lnlper Btreot, from Harrison street to Oxford road; Llpplncott street, fiom Hlxtoemh to Seventeenth street, Loudon street, rrom l(rart In I'lafnul 1, Blr.Kl l.venmlntr street, from Ninth to Tenth Direct; Mngnollu uireei, irom vvusnington lano to luipcnocaen street; Marshall otreet, from Llndley avenue to Fisher avenue: Marston street, from Dickinson to Tosker street; Media street, from Sixty-third to Slxty-fuurth atreot; Nicholas street. Irom Twenty-ninth to Thirtieth street; Nineteenth etreet, from Rockland to Ruscomb street, Orl anna Btreot, from Bristol to Cayuga ilreert Pcntrltlge street, from Fifty-seventh to Firty elghlh rtreot; Plko ntreot, from Sixteenth to Seventeenth street, Porter street, from Twenty first to Twenty-second street, Redfleld Mreet, from Vino to Callovvhill etreet. Reed street, Horn Thltty-flfth tn Thirty-sixth street; Rock land etreet, from .Fourth to Fifth street, nnd Irom Eighteenth to Nlnoteenth ntreet, Rodman Btreet, trom Flfty-olghth to Fifty-ninth r.lrcet; Rublcam Btreet, from Second to Third Btroet; Uluscomb street, from Second to .Sixth Btreot, nnd from Eightoenth to Nineteenth street; Sal mon slreet, from Ontario to Schiller street, and from Pickwick to Venango Btreot;. Sheldon street, from Second to Third street; Shunk Btrect, from Tvventy-flrst to Twenty-second street; Hulls streot. from Second to Third Btreet; Second street, from Tabor to Chow utrcet, nnd from Mentor strcpt to tho Bouln Mird, Sixth street, from Fisher avenuo to tho Boulevard; Slxty-eocond Btreet, from Ilnver ford avenuo to Olrard avenun; Sixty-fourth street, from Lansdowno nvenuo to Media ntreet; Tnsker street, trom Twenty-eighth to Twenty ninth rtrcct; Tioga street, from O to E street, ond frnm I to J otreet; Turner street, from Twenty-ninth to Thlrtloth stroel. Third etreet, from Wyoming nvenuo to thn Boulovard; Twelfth Btrect, trom Wyoming avenuo to lnidon street; Twcnty-Arst ntreet, fiom Porter to Mhunk ntreet, Twenty-second street, from IPorter tn Shunk streot; Twenty-ninth street, from Tnsker to Morris street; Woodstock Btroet, from Conlyn to Chew street: Vocum street, from Slxty-nrst Btreet to Cemetery lane; Ches ter avenue, from sixty-first street southeast of Chrcter avenue to Slxty-tlfth street north west ot ChoBtcr nvenuo; Duncannon avenue, from Mnsrher to Firth street, mid from Fnlr thlll to Mnrshnll street; Florence avenuo, from (Fifty-seventh to Fifty-eighth Btrect; Hazol nvenun. Irom Fifty-eighth to Fifty-ninth street; Lansdowno nvenue. from Sixty-third Btrect to Sixty-fourth Btreet: Larchwood avenue, rrom Firty-nlghth to Sixtieth street; Llndley nvenue. from Second to Ninth street; Ogontz nvonue, cast side, from Godfrey nvenuo to Stenlon nvenuo; Somervlllo avenuo, from Avnerlcnn to Sixth ntreet; Wyoming nvenuo, from Rlnlns Sun uvenuo to Mascher strent; Hunting Park avenuo extension, from Broad street to Hunt ing Park nvenue. Thn following Btrecls with vltrlfled Aro clav or ehnlo brlckn or blockn, viz : Conlyn Btrect, from Twentieth to Twenty-first stret. Dexter ntreet, from Marklo to Seville street; Eatnugh ntreet, from Palethorp to Mascher atreet; FaiY hlll street, from Rockland to Anhdalo street; Fountain street, from Smlck to Sheldon ntreet; Front streot, from Wlngohocklng to Courtlnnd streot: Fourth Btreet, from Wlngohocklng to Cayuga street; Rector Btrect. from Tower Btrect westward anout three nundred feet (Seville street, from Dexter street to Mnnayunk avenue; Sllvervvood street, from Gates to Foun tain etreet: Second street, from Wvomlng ave nue to .Mentor street; Thirteenth street, from Rockland to Loudon street; Webster etrect, from Thirteenth street eastward. Tha following street with special hillside vltrlfled brick, viz.: Sherman Btreet, from Pomona etreet to Washington lane. Tho following Btreets with dressed granlto block, viz.: Cresson Btreet, from Jamestown to Pennsdalo street; Hermit street, from Dexter street to Mnnayunk avenue. TlOEa street, from II to I street; Vnango street, from Howard to Lee street. Tho following street with nn eighteen (IS) foot centre Btrlp of bituminous maradam, water-bound macadam shouldera and vltrlfled brick gutters, viz. : Crercld street, rrom Willow Grnvo avenue to Abtngton avenue. The portion of tho work to bo paid for hy the city Bhall be taken from the Item for In tersections In tho nnnunl appropriation to tho Department of Public Work. Bureau of High ways. Tho conditions or the contracts shall be that the contractors shall collect the coat of paving from the ownera or property respec tively fronting on said streets, and shall enter Into nn obligation with the city to keep said streeta in good repair for five years after tho paving Is flnlshed: Provided, That said streeta thall bo Arst dedicated orproperly opened, and that the Director of tho Department of Public Works shall iidvortlse for proposals for paving raid Btreets ond award the contracts to the lowest respnnnlblo bidders, and that the own ers of property fronting on said streets shall not bo charged more than the contrnct price. All ordinances or parts of ordinances Incon sistent herewith bo and the tame aro hereby repealed Approvld the twenty-third day of April, A. D' " RUDOLPH BLAtJKBNBURO, No. OH I. Mayor ot Philadelphia. AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE TUB opening of Snyder nvenue, from Twenty third to Thlrtv-eecoiid street. Section 1. The Select nnd Common Councils of tho City ot Philadelphia lo ordain. That tho Department nt Publlo Works be authorized and directed to notify the owner ot property over and through which Snyder avenue, frnm Twenty-third to Thirty-second street, excepting the south side between Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth streets, will pass that ab the expiration of three months from tho dato ot said notice, said atreet will bo required-for publlo use. Section 2. Tho Mayor of tho City Is hereby authorized and directed to enter security on behalf of tho City of Philadelphia, for tha payment of any damagea which may be as eessed by reason ot tho opening of said Btreot; upon the filing ot aald bond, and at the expira tion ot tho said throe months, tho Director ot the Department of Publlo Works shall forth with proceed to open said street. Approved tho twenty-alxth day of April. A. D, 1015, nUDOLPH BLANKENRUnO, No. 049. Mayor of Phlladelph a. CLASSIFIED RATES DAILY AND SUNDAY rws STYLE, TYPE (or like this) one Insertion mo perlln Three Insertion In a week..,. 12Ho per ne gfven consecutive Insertions... 10o perlln Situations wanted, three inter Hon In a week loo perlln THIS SIZE TYPE (or like this) . "J?.1".' ta ,?." rlanlflcatlona except Htlj nd Situation Wanted. Lost and Found. Per aonal. Boardlngnd Room. One Insertion , .,, joo per line Three Insertion In a I week! "I lTMc pefllHe 5nven-.Kn"cuyv Insertion..'.; 15c perlln 11 L-Jf.. aro baaed on agate measurement, 14 agate :i-.s to the Inch. DEATH NOTICES-elther ppr- inree Insertion , u.M DAILY ONLY In Kfftct December t, Jill. , , COMBINATION RATE for Insertion In both the morning and Tenln eaner of same dayt PUBLIC LEDGER (MORNINO) EVENING LEDGER (EVENINO) aoM t0U'' c,nU ' Un n" t0 nlt Ag&,S,$? ,nTOtpublic ffiffl There Jj a drug store near your home that will accept Ledger want ads at office rates. HELP WANTEDPEMATE BOOKKEEPER-Part Ui soed-g ms&E elite experience, etc. 1ISS2. lLi".? Ofnce i;AR?TlAKERA; '" person, or couple, to take core house, for .umraer at Ilaver tnrd; ref. P Q. Box 102, Haverford. t CHAMBERMAID and waitress - Protestant" a ,udVci2.f",ac" taut S' HEM? WANTED i?EMAtV iiuuKKKEi'twti, unict, tenoraB!. lng position or those desiring Veili "M Rons can wcure valuable informiilL wriung or canine; to tee "M ,. t,".. 1 Ledrer Central, fihn la r.i..i!' Pslnl! girl, who have, advertised,' f o iir "9hfl Kfs!S5rT wm M M ,0 iVM CONTRALTO for quattet choln evST t only. O 749, Lodger Central ' ti COOK AND CHAMBERMAID, two ern-rt.. whlto Prolestnnt girls for fmuV ?,'' country. Meet employer. Room an JWJ ni ti,iui.. ii'aj...... , .:,n V !.? U,.U.B, ."s.u.j muming at n tfM!"M COOK White, well recommen'dedrnTwSfctal wage. IT: paehoro In summer. AmitiXtt-1 40th st. Wednesday and Thursday Vi f uvv-iivi winve Km, tumpeieni, with rr..S 010 Notth Broad t. rtnta rnnti!Vii atir) r1rnnktt h..i. . . . """B COOKIKfl and downatftlrft work, whit'! Room 2.10, Public Ledger, Wednudir .ril o'clock. 'li WlillllH.lO Kll IU IieUUIIlK, I-a. 1 iTIftalt ki "t luuiiirtu nnu aownstaira work, xifl.J whlto woman; no wash. Call 0 SjJft DEMONSTRATORS. OrsLelass hlah-grndo food pmduct. Wilbur's ii EDUCATED WOMAN, preferably ttaehsT73 vacation months; GO a month refererXi 428, Ledger Ofllco ", OIRti, white, . for housework, smalt UmtliM must bo good cook; apartment, Weit pSlifiil sleep out. .vi mo, imager unice. OtRI Protestant, for chflmberwntW a.i 1J lng; permnnent; ret. reo,ulred, 4S39 Wijj(3 OII1L, whlto for-rjeneral housework, timtiS of .1. CnllglBj B. 20th nt unyM OOVEUNES3 wanted, Oerm.m Proleatsiit fS ,-iiii'ii-ii, iuiu ,, ,vi,, un, .iv-ciass rcrir; enro required. 00 ledger Branch, 1P0O Ortrf HOUSEKEKiPDR-Oorman woman wanleTw family four adults; email apartment la & 1HIIIII) VrfllJ. llO.fc IBlciril.w ItUlllltO II KJll Ledger Cefitral, 'j IIOtlSnWOHK QenM honsnwnrk. cnM ,i..i In family: splendid place lor reliable uiM son. II 010, Ledger Central. ""SI LADY Mlrtdlo aged, or one over 23, to aiib? In light duties from 0 to 4 dallys must U'l person of refinement and education, whj ci bo asniircd ot congenial surroundings; ibm1 not bn experienced if unauestlonahiv in,,:- worthy nnd tactful, referenres requited: 11M nry S20 weekly, B 820, Ledger Office. 1 iT.AnV OP PLEASING PrnsONAt.lTT. -fl turo: not wholly dependen'. whole or tirll tlmo; to manage an exclusive business; mii.3 tlon worth $40 per week to qualified MrmatB glvo phono number. II 4I, Ledger Catm.a ijALiN.unt.3t r.xpcnenrea wnue woman foe nnrt time: assist cencrallv for balin.i 7) week: onn who could clvo corns care tn fal reOned with good reference M 008, UttvR vrnco, MIirTTOTlAPlt OPERATOR nxn.rl.n,li operator wanieu iiiiineuiuii-iv lor lemporarrs position: salary $2 per day. Apply Curtafif Publlehlng Company, Employment iMflcs. Ithfl nnd SanROm Bts. NtlRnn op rovernesi for .1 small chltrtr. liCfl ply apartment 53, Gladstone, WcantidirS winwitnr, lintvvi,n In nnd 1. Onlv Vrnm.n IiW-J cxperlenco ncod npply. 1 OPERATORS on nil parts of Fhlrtwalits: ilU nnd rntton! ntenov worKl ntanest rnv. riir dorn-Merx Company, 3d nnd Brown. 4g OPERATORS. EXPE111FNCED on summer dresses, voiles ond llfreni. A. II. CAPI.AN & CO. 019 Walnut. WAITRESS, competent, whlto girl, with KferJ ence. uiu rsortu iirono hi WANTED Thoroughly experienced cloak and milt wnrr.nn who understands the line nil tv.t way through, especially from the selling emui In o town of lOO.ono population, 2.10 rallal rrom Plinadeipnin. r ii, i,eoger uincs. WANTED Lady, why Is willing to learn; rrf erencen: SIS n week. I. 429, Ledter Office. ' WEAVERS wanted on broad Knowlea loomt" Annlv nt nfflcn nf the Bradford Mills. Stlfl.1 ton nnd Godfrey aveB.. Oermantown, efj W U.Vl iV.lN , Willie, .ibttiei. "utii! iiuuE.nui.) un washing or cooKing. irs, r. u. vvissier, 1601 Cayuga. wmtPM-IWUSITAL OPPORTUNITY ?& for four women, between 23 and 35. to Cilia permanent traveling poauiona, nppucsnii must have tho eawlvalent or a high schoolj education anci do uoie vo lumiui ktou erences: prorcrence given icacnirB or .,.1,1, nnrmal ar-linnl nr CnllrCC tmlnlnS rnad fare, salary and commission. Mrs. GUIS flll.tn. Tho Colonial, 11th and Spruce, bt-3 tvvecn 10 n. m. and 1pm, nvenlni Ijj nnnnintment. II WORKING HOUSEKEEPER vyanted to tall, charge of homo: family of four reterenoi roquirea. vppiy u-o ouum wjiii YOUNG WOMAN, white, wanted .for nurd ,., ,..-!, nnm Annlv 11 o'clock. MrLH VUrj III 114111.11 uua. !' 'J - r -- -- -y Mellon. Lit Brothers Employes' nch Boob.I Fourth floor, Elevator 22 or 23. Come rtiifKi fnr wnrk. "Am , t itmn -cffr nn rtffir nn unusually tb '. '"ivVJk. r ,,.. ..,ul ....man tit ff-H trnctivo prop. io n, resiinimuio "" - -,jjj crgy and lnltlallve;noc.inv O PI Led. C'"4 OENERAL housework girl . mint bo KJ cook; Protestant. Apply 127 S18istJW HELP WANTED MALE BOOKKEEPER, credit and collection , corrj SDonoenv: vnoao nui iui.iiik w- rir.(its not considered: 21 to 20 vcars of age: auW Enlarv desired, ref and cxp, ll .v.v- uvi. v-; BOOKKEEPER All-around ofrbe mini I'll ,.(.. II B12. Ledger Centrah J COLLEGE MEN (2). ,wan"ted for Ui months; $70 a. month for tho right men. r - irt Ikilrrnp flfflr. ' M DRUGS-Young man, 3 or 4 vear' exoerloncsj I ecnill, -mil b.. m,.. .m- : - ; . v-.t ..fi. FURN. rCTRY SUIT., year !.. y; "33 desires rcrm' I"""1""', w;ulj,id?nt PSJ tlon ns loreman; experts In glue dent 1 nj Ledged Oftlco. ' MAN and wife, white, houseman buUn aal wife cook: must havo good ro'crence. "51 W'fcj Ledger Central. -4 "" . . ... - i....ma... ,n,1 Clft MAN White, mnrneo. as ra.. -- of two horses; small cottoge to live in r tvfivrps: counirv. ii ". a-m. - i PAPEUHANOERS wanted. Call this evenly J p. Iu., -iiiJ miii y"' m Acmrnns "n'AN'TED-4821 K.Sd ijJ . . .... imaam wall ""55Mf-.rBJifflto"5 oTr ""St ralSlit commission. ;'Alstel." oil v.a.- nut st. '; lialnbrldeo et at 10:BO a. m. . -4 n..x.,T?rvnm r.nn to trttO plgeODS tOMt Ml on tho outilde of a city residence, " Branch, IBih and yxroru. "a WEAVERS vvnted I on brpad Knovvl.lco 1 PORD USED CAR CO. J .iMivtt S"r iJS.Vnn'A' expert chauffaur; . WANTDD-Aldennen, schpol l"0c,h"; ,f Wmerclal traveler nnd others, all or itjpj iW.i''VftttlSf'f.beralVommjUn't Sgnt.r 'iver City -F Insurance -- llazleton. m. vnuiui era! ubiiw jjM WANl'BD-Kxpcrlenced engineer and JBIIJ tendnnt to design and direct makin g j .. h.ifDrUn: location. Chicago, jii., s-cia erai agent. t uVo for right man: "fa- P -2, Lea mm his iav .- i'iSI WANTED Ford driver, commercial CM. M nlv A. KJooell. 141& Balnbrldge at- ply A. ICcppell, ll.&U He I". . vpU.NO .MAN. wanted, not under .,rtijl in cierra.1 . -..r:"""P-i,ferred. "3 xnowiease. 01 vi'"""t , lr,ninL ences requirea. 11 aia, "o- iz- -r: yOUNO MAN-BUI cler'l ;. julck and jecurJS Answer own handwriting, . afl r,,.iin0Hn 1- mi. Led.ror Centrai;Ja VOUNQ MAN, with 5 ducatjpn n 3 hltlous. to work ou.sTde MlUWigf' " W ween a awn j-j 4uu-rz - VICTOR TALKING MAOHINe"cOUI'A liaa vacauciea iur. Joiner hands. Cabinetmakers Touchcrs-up, t tVlVlAS-H Ehellucker's, Physical examination nsceasary APflJ '. Talking-Machine Co., application office. ware ave. and Market at,. CamderN .- vleti ' 'liiJ v-Zi . irvv WB REQUIRE THOltOi "" -VS, PER1BNCED WINDOW SHADE CUTfl TKI13 ANU IlAJVtJCIva. iS,-'il!t) , 8NELLBNBURO & CO.. 10TH W BEUKS STS. , 1 ; .n ..- . ..,. aailmati Afi'inituni;r.u engmeir "t.,,,5i, phual Quantities and price from . building, rZJt RJSH taPft.5?'r!!:.S.M, l!l ;ef..v,ndaru?y, HMT'lJdgeFCjJjrja, SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMAIa ARTIST wants position, illustrating; or tdt. Iru, n l 1Q1KM 94lh fif. BOOKKEBPETR'S alsUnt. nral g' work; wllilngl accurate. U 248, Leaiji aOOKKEBPER. KNOWLEDOB QP 6T BiPHri & ym.' vacp. M 63. LED. caj CHAMBBRaCAID, ProUstant WK0 . beat of refereno. It tn, Iaer "s CHAMBERMAID and waitress want po'u oaj utns i, uiriMDiowu, CHAMBERWORK-Xiung gtrT wlshej berwork and help with 'blH'-en .'" Call MjQO Pin or phone Bannf. '"" JUb. Prot j bt nl. U. 423. Lsi J'!,,! y
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