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THE DAILY STORY
Glory Ann's Proposal
"Well. I'd Just as soon tell him as
sot what I think of him," said Glory
Ann, Settling her chin Into good de
cisive lines. "It Isn't that I don't like
him. Aunt Sheba, because I do; but
ha needs somebody to Joatlo him Into
knowing his own mind."
"Land, Glory, I do believe you're In
earnest." laughed old Mrs. "Wyman. "I
wouldn't do anything to spoil my own
chances It I was In your place. Davy
may be slow, but he's owner of the Threo
Wishes, and he'll have the south farm
when the old folks die "
"I think that's what he's waiting
for," flashed back Glory Ann hotly.
"Waiting for somebody to die before he's
got courage enough to get married."
"Well, child, you wouldn't like to
go up there and live with his folks,
would you?" protested the old lady
mildly. "And he's .away more than half
the time In the sailing season. What
would you do?"
"Go with him," said Glory Ann. "I'd
love to. I've never been off the Island
excepting to run over to Watch Hill In
the summer time, and up to Providence
once. And here he goes all over, up and
down the coast clear to Boston and New
Tork, and expects me io stay here con
tented. Then when he does get Into port,
what happens. Aunt Sheba? He comes
up here every night and sits over In
that chair staring at me, without gump
tion enough to say boo at the cat."
"Be patient. Glory, dear. Men folks
are queer and we. lose patience with
them., but they're awfully nice compan
ions all the same along the life Journey."
But Glory had slammed the screen door
and was half way down the winding
path that led over the wind swept downs'
to the shore road. Davy's boat would be
In at the end of the week, and she had
an Idea. It was just aa she had said.
He took it all for granted. She knew
he loved her, but the creeping years
were beginning to get on her nerves. All
tho way down, to the village she thought
ex plan or action. At the little
ttHJ-6storace was Dorcas Sheldon, her
jvchum, and the two sat out on the steps
mat tacea me ocean nan or the morn
ing plotting against Davy's single bless
edness. Saturday the Three Wishes nosed her
way Into the half circle at Old Harbor
and cast anchor. Davy stepped on the
rickety wharf with, a sort of Bubdued
thrill. Every time he saw lllock Island
shaping Jteelf out of the searly morning
haze now1 he wondered whether he would
have the courage to tell Glory Ann all
that was on his mind.
There had "been so many obstacles In
the way, but he knew Glory Ann under
stood. He only had his boat and the fu
ture Inheritance of the old farm toward
Mbhesan Heights, not much to offer a
rl.
But today, with the June morning seep
ing through his whole being, he strode
up the shore rpad with almost a conquer
or's air. This time he would ask her.
Glory Ann was nowhere In sight when
he turned up (he path to the cottage.
Aunt Sheba sat out on the porch shelling
early peas and smiling at him.
"How be ye. Davy, lad?" ehe asked,
happily. "I don't know where Glory Is.
I think she went for a walk down along
the patrol path toward the South Unlit."
, Davy followed the coast patrol's trail
v once, iie Knew every turn to It, and
he found her sitting on the rocks by the
big spring, reading a letter. She seemed
confused and shy when he called to her,
and put her letter away hurriedly. Davy
jnrew mmseii aown on tne grass and
looked up at her adoringly, After two
vecKa oi sailing sne was a welcome pic
ture.
"Hello, Glory Ann!" he said.
CHory Hushed. It was no greeting from
lover.
"Did vou mlaa i.i murh nin.fn
Jh ,Ho?k ner head wUh a "' 'I""-
1 ", At.. -V..I, . .... . . .
- ..... -.,,,, , jcuers io mane
nw remember you," she said.
Letters?" he repeated, "I didn't know
you liked letters, dearie,"
fllory only laughed, and evaded his
reaching hands. Anyway. It was time
far her to help Aunt Bheba get dinner,
he told him. and Davy followed her
quick, light footsteps back over the trail
wonderlngly. Glory Ann seemed to have
something on her mind.
'That afternoon he sat on the post
offloe Pteps with most of tho available
male population, waiting for the mall to
come up from the afternoon boat. And
he saw Glory arrive, too, go straight up
to the window, and ak Dorcas for" mall,
And kite came out, shy and rosy, reading
a lengthy letter, Davy waited for her to
nwrtlrage him to join her. but she only
Bedded and went on reading, so h wait.
t until the crowd had dispersed before ha
veuiurca hi w as- uoreas how matters
eCood.
"Oh, Glory eta a letter every day
now," said the little postmistress. "No, I
don't know where tney corns from. Better
ask her, hodn't you. Dave.?"
Davy tretied uneasily down to the
wharf and aent the afternoon on the
inimm wnw, no was taore disturbed
tfcM be kjd eyer been fa his life. He
"W dreamed of any other craft
.:& hu private Oahlug banks, so to
- Otory Am was hie. She hadn't
. Mill io go fUtMad readln letter.
1 Awsne one esse. Yat avuHiw wt.,n
Mel. Aunt Meta mm, regretfully
Mjjn' U ked with a head-
' F" '"" swaw, swe never
MU walk SMMMt U WandM
aoie Um aswre asut m " ul..
1m dawk thtakina-. AA .Luu . j
tha nuue tt arew tka iii ui. dl....
tt) h toved aM make fcr Wa Mm
n nw na cn MMad of Mm.
nn B.xt any wa S()aoay, y wlt
o t-hun U .ad w.lked heme wHk Oiory.
, imit, htr consent to wMc whh
m uit altrrnooi,. And they went aa
a u. lu ll- ).k uttis, ba,Ui.
urul 4u ...- oiu. ,.r the Mil areiin.i.1..
h. bor
iJlvjr, l,ai kiwasa lev u
rfiir wouid o eruund aoftly,
"" ' dim chunk ii4 trace
nfi mmercip tlie old
EVENING
tlons of the grave stones. But today she
seemed oddly preoccupied until they sat
down under the pines together at last.
Then Davy blurted the whole thing out.
"Glory Ann, how can you think of nny
body but me? I thought we'd understand
each other for years. You know there Isn't
anybody else In the whole world, dearie,
for me. Why, when I'm out yonder,
holding the wheel nights, who do you
surpose I think of when I look up at
the sky? Don't I bless the old stars and
moon Just because I know they're shin
ing down on you, too, here on the Island?
Glory, who are you getting those letters
ftom?"
Glory smiled. He was getting along,
but he hadn't said the right thing yet.
So sho smiled and shook her head.
"Don't suppose It's any of my business,
but it Is, Glory; I say it la. When a
man's loved the same girl alt his life,
hasn't he got something to say If all at
onco sho starts being interested in some
body else?"
"You haven't any claim on me, Davy."
"Glory, would you be willing to marry
me before we sail again? You could go
nlong down to New York with us If you
liked?"
Glory Ann lifted a merry, wilful face
to his, all smiles and teasing mirth.
"Land alive, Davy, you did say It, didn't
you?" she said. "Why, I guess I could
get ready In time to sail."
Davy heaved one long sigh of relief ns
he stood up and looked at her, but there
was one thing more on his mind.
"What you going to say to the other
-fellow?"
And Glory laughed, slipping her hand
in his.
"There Isn't any one else, Davy. I Just
wrotb those letters all myself to myself,
and Dorcas posted them, and they are
only love letters from you, make-bellove
ones that you might hove sent me. If
you had only thought of It."
Copyright 1013.
ALEXANDER. On September 6, 101S. ISA
UELXA. M widow of William M. Alexan
der. lUlathea and (rienda are. Invited to at
tend the runcral services, Thuraday, at 3
?. m., at her late residence. 1122 Roy at. In.
erment private. Ivy HIM Cemetery. He
nialna may b viewed Wedneaday evening,
between b anarlO o'clock.
ALI-KN. On Sepi jmber B, 1915. ANNIE AL
LEN, wife ot Charles Allen. Relatives and
friends, alao Spring Harden Couni.ll. ro. ii
Daughters of Liberty, are Invited to attend
funeral, on Thuraday, at 10 a. m from her
late residence. 1030 N. Cratz at. Interment
KllUlde Cemetery, via, funeral car. Remaina
may ba viewed on Wednesday, from 7 to 10
p. m.
ANDEHSON. On September 2. 1913. JOHN
J huaband of Roaanna Anderaon. Relatives
and frltnda, alao membera of League of the
Bacrod Heart and Holy Name Socletlea, are
invited to attend the funeral, on Thuraday
morning. 9th Inat., at 8 o'clock, from lata
realdence, 208 Wilder at. Solemn 11 a fa ot
Requiem at Church of the Sat red Heart
9 30 )recUely. Interment at Holy Crosa!
Auto aervlce.
BUtlllNGTON. At l'edrlektown. N. J., on
September 6, 1813. JAMBS BARRINOTON.
sited 117 jeare. Jtelatlvea and frlenda are Inl
J lied to attend the funeral aervlcea. at his
lato realdence, on Thuraday. at 10-30 a. in.
interment at Bapttet Cemetery, Fedrlcktown.
BATTEN. In Laurel Springs, N. J., on
September 0. 1910, JOSEPH tt, huaband of
Wllhemlna Batten (nee Pearce). aced 71
years. Relatives and frlenda are Invited to
attend the funeral acrWcca, on Thuraday at
2 p. m., at hla late realdence. Laurel Springe.
N. J. Interment atrlctly private, at Uerlin
Cemetery. "'mains may b, ,wed on
Wedneeday, after 7 p, m.
BICKINO Suddenly, on September O iniK
ELMER P.. huaband of Rachel ' Sicking
tne Croaaland) and eon of William T. and
Amanda Kicking, aged 36 yeara. Relatlvea
and frlenda are Invited to attend the fu
neral aervlcea. on Thuraday, September 0. at
2.30 p. m., at hla late realdence. 4623 Mul
berry at . Frankfort. Interment at North
C.e,1,r, &"!, CeUry. nemalSJ maybe
viewed Wedneaday, from 8 to 10 p. m.
BUNDICK. On September 7, 1915. at Ocean
Urove. N. J LYDIA A, dau.h ,' of th?
lato John 8 and Ellen Bundlck. Funeral
aervlcea on Friday, September 10. at 10 a.
m" '"iE.1?." Prtments of Flthlan 8. Sli
mone, 303 Market t Camden. N. J. Inter,
ment private.
CA1IILL. In Royeraford, Pa., on September
6. 1915, WILLIAM CAHILU In hla "ith
year. Rela"" and frlenda. alao Olli?
Branch, No. 113. I. O. O. F.: Hrlcklavera'
Union. No. 1. are Invited to attend funeral
aervlcea. at hla late realdence. 330 SDrlnr at
Royeraford. Pa.. Thuraday, 11:30 a. m. In'!
terment at Fernwood Cemetery, Delawara
County. Carriages will meet funeral It
Reading Terminal at lWp. m. Please omit
floral orTerliga.
CLEMENT. On September 6, IBIS HENitv
UT CLEMENT. Relatlvea and frlenda are
invited to attend the funeral, on Thuraday!
Sept. 9. at 10 o'clock precisely, at hla liti
realdence, 1827 Thompaon at. interment prl"
COLsilEK. On September 8, 1915, CORA
M.. wile of Thomas P. Cplaher. aged JoyeVraT
Itelattvcs and frlenda, alao members of Kev.
stone acht Club, are Invited to attend tho
fumral services, on Thursday, at 2 p. li, St
her late realdence. 7W1 Van Dyke at. Ta.
..ooy. Interment private, at Greenwood (K.
ot 1') Cemetery. Remains may be Wowed
Wednesday, after 7 p. ta. wea
UAN'SON. On September 8. 1915. JOHN F
husband of Mabel B. Oawson, aged 30 Veara
Funeral servlcea and Interment strictly pri
vate, at the convenience of the family, on
Thuraday afternoon, at his late realdencV
1901 B. 21at at. Interment at Mount mS?C
Cemetery Friends may view remains on
Wedneaday evening, from 7 to 10 tfclock.
DOKHLKH. On September 5. 1915. aV bpk.
NEIl. aon of the ht Andrew n7an4 jgVy
K Uoebler and huaband of Elisabeth Dsebia?
ftelatlve; and Irlei.de. alao WaanUgtoii Camn
No. 4, V. O. S. of A., Court Lawreni S"
Bmthr No. 811. F, of A.i Relief AaioSatln
ot Btrawbrlflge Clothier, aid empSSfi of
the furniture department of Strawbrlda! A
Clothier, arc tavlted to sttend the funeral
services. Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'eloJl1
si hu. late resldeiee. 17 rtrter at. fm,?:
ment at Weat Laurel Hill Cemetery. nJC
mains way be viewed Wednesday evonlna7
frcrn 7 to 9 o'clock. ' winr.
EKWIN-On September 8, 1018 mihV
ALICE. .daughter ;of Ellen ind u Jamel
?' rHT'S . J1""" nd friends. Jm T thl
ladles SoJallty apd League ofthe Sr3
Heart of ;e OeauTare Invited to ien"n.
funeral, Thuraday morutnr, at i.30 o'clock
from th rWfe of her methe. 34 Jo Bharal
wood at, Ktgh Maaa at , Elisabeth".
SS-jU &Ti W3SS
AWWflbTON-At Pedrlcktown. v t
f'Sy" " JAMES FARlNQTONn
sard f yesrs. MIIih and frleidV ere in
vRld i attend funs! wltJTiih" liu
residence, Thursday, at 10 a a. m. tt.l
rajnt HaplUt CellwUeyVPltcktow, lBtw
yy, ReUthM'aM frauds T XmA
&C3sSatg
.-.. v, ?V3 w xa laJ- JaaoW-
UEBaEB-PEILAPEIiFHTA WEDNESDAY, SEPTfeMBEB 8' 19f8:
DEATHS
ot the O. A. H , are Inxlted to attend the
funeral, on Saturday, at 2 p. m., from the
realdence of her aon-ln-law, John Carr, 3?S
Tllton at. Interment at German Lutheran
On etcry. Remaina may be viewed Friday
ecnlng.
OAMHtAITH. Suddenly, on September 0,
IMS. Mrs. ELIZMILIH B. OALBRAITH,
widow of James F. Oalbralth. Due notice ot
funeral will be given.
OinSON. At her residence. 3(120 North Bou
vlir at., on September 7. 1015, MARY (Sutton)
ItnsoN, aged 81 yeara. Notice ot funeral
later.
G08IIAW. On the 5th Inst., WILLIAM, hua
band of Mary Conner Goahaw. Relatlvea and
frlenda ot the family, alao membera of Waah
Ington Camp. No. 34, P. O. S. of A., Cigar
makers' Union, No. 163, and employes of
Theobald & Oppenhelmer Company, are In
lted to attend the funeral eerMces, at hla
late realdence, 1523 N. Garnet at., on Thura
day afternoon, at l'.to o'clock. Interment at
Hillside Cemetery. Remaina may be Mewed
on Wedneaday evening after 8 o'clock.
GREEN On September 0, 1016, at Brook
It n. N. Y., JAMES, eon of Elizabeth and the
late Charles Green. Eelatl.es and friends are
InUted to attend the funeral, on Friday, at
8:w a. m.. from hla mother's residence, 70
South American at. High Maaa ot Requiem
at St. Phlllp'a Church at 10 a. m. Interment
at Cathedral Cemetery.
GROllK.S On Sept. 5. 1015. JONATHAN H..
liuahand of tho late Annlo G robes. Relatives
and friend, also Salem Lodge. No I'M, O.
U. p. of o f and Salem Household of
Ruth, No. 48, O. U. O. of O. v.. of Darby.
Pa.. Hre Invited to attend the funeral, on
Thursday, at 2 p. m , from hla late realdence.
Oak lane and Academy ae, Horntown, Pa.
Interment at Mt. Zlon Cemetery.
IIADFIELD. On September 0. 1015, THOM
AS HADKIELD, aged 77 ears. Relatives
and frlenda are Invited to attend the funeral,
n Friday, frjm East Brandywlne Baptist
J-nurch, at 10.30 a. m. Interment in adjoin
ing cemetery. Carriages will meet trains at
Downlnstown at 0.30 a. m.
iflW&T"0?.. September fl, 1013, MARY S.
HAINES, widow of John R. Haines, aged 72
yf.ttr, Relatives and frlenda are Invited to
attend funeral, on Thuraday. at 1 p. m., from
the, realdence of her son. Abram S. Halnea,
IKE Duncannon ave., Logan, Phila. Inter
ment nrlval.
"nPh-?" September 0, 1015, CHARLES
11AL.U huaband of Nancy Turner and father
a": .w""'"n IE Fox. Funeral aervlcea
at his late residence. 72 West 120th et . .New
Vrk ,c"-v' on Thuraday. September 9. at J
o clock p. m.
"w ?iH',V On. September 0, 1015, HENRY
HAM1LL. residence. SU(I North 4'Jth st. I u
neral on Thursday, at 7 10 a. m.. from the
parlora of John J. Bradley, southeaat cor
ner of 48tli st. and Wyaluslng ave. Requiem
Maaa at Our Mother of Sorrowa Church, at
9 a. m. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
,P?l?yi.r.'i ai,d 'nlly re Invited to attend.
1V;S.?,.V2.Vr-0n September 6, 1915. HORACE
EDWARD, huaband of Jennie Hannum (nee
Moeller), end aon of C. H. and tha late Clara
Hannum. in hla 30th ear. Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend funeral services
on Thursday, Sept. 9. at 2 p m. at the
residence of Ernest Moeller. 028 N. bartaln
at. Interment Fernwood Cemetery. Remaina
,uV . T "c""i'i auer p. m.
IIASLAM. On September 7, 1015 ANN
IIAbLAU. widow of Jamea Ha.lamln ner
hth year. Relatives and frlenda are Invited
to attend the funeral, on Friday, at 2 p. in
n?fi.!!Sr B.on V""!!;nc:?' John "slam; 4812
Oakland at , Frankford. Servlcea at st
Mark's P. D. Church, at 3 p. n . Interment
at North Cedar Hill Cemetery. inrment
HAYTHORN. On September 7, 1013 MARY
HAYTHORN. wldowPof Frederick HathoiZ
aped 77 tara. Relatlvea and friends are in
vited to attend the funeral, on Saturday at
2 p'.Jm''r?m T.brotr"r's realdence. Butter
worth Taylor. 167R Margaret at.. Fiankford
,lr.mnt at EastXeffar Hill Cemetery.
" .Suld.e,nlsrJ .n. September 8, 1915.
MARY A., wife of the late Richard W. Helm
n her 68th year. Relatives and friends are
Invited to attend the funeral service. oS
Thursday afternoon. Sept. 9. at 2 1 o'clock
MICKEY. On September fl, 1015. MARY Tt
widow lata Chrales H. Hlckey, 'in her 71at
year. Relatlvea and frlenda. also Admiral
William Reynolds Circle, No. m. Ladiea'
a. A. R.. are Invited to attend the funeral,
aervlcea, on Thuraday afternoon, at 2 o'clock
at son'a realdence. Robert S. Hlcker 107
S. Cecil at. (58th and Cheater ave.). Inter
ment private Fernvvood Cemetery. Frlenda
may view remains Wedneaday, after 7 p! m!
Klndlv nmlt flowers. ' "'
IIOngELL. Suddenly, at Sea lale City. N J
on September 0, 1013, J. lUnnv K,a
of Canle Hobdell and aon ol : George H 2Sd
Elisabeth Hobdell, aged 30 years Th.rJi,
Uvea and frlenda afao Olive "ranch Lodi."
No. 115, I. O. O. F.. and Meter mTSSSJi
Benenclal Society, are 'invited to i Ittend the
funeral aervlcea on Thursday afternoon at
2 o'clock, at the realdence of hi, S.i,
200 Main at.. Darby, Pa. Interment aP7J.'A
Morlah Cemetery. 'Remalr!. ma ? be vjewed
WednMdnv evening, from 7 to 0 o'clock
HOLLERAN On September 4, 1015 MAR
GARET, w dow of David J. Holleran Sl
daughter of the late Andrew an" Ann" Lar
k ? JnflU,lv.' M.'x friends are invited to
attend the funeral, on Thursday, at g 30
a. m., from her late residence 2418 aSS!
IStli st. Solemn Requiem Mass 'at Chur?h of
St. Monica, at 10 a. m. precisely. interm.S;
at Cathedral Cemetery. """'' nterment
JOHNHON. . On September fl mi
n"'.Indli.LT' JO"NSON, hu.b.d it zAnifc
n. and son of James E. and Corona ir
Johnaon, aged 28 yeara. telativ.. ni
KnndArtm,K.ir,em.bV"," ot oVth'erho
and Odd Fellowa' Lodge No. 818. are lt
r..,nTTor.T,Vnndun,,.7'2r0
KARCIINER. On September 7. 10IS am
nnEW JACKSON. Phuaband of the 5l
Eleanor C. Karchner. In his 04th year R.i
dene.. 870, North 40th St. tu V nolle, or
tho funeral will be given. ,c" of
KEARNEY. -On September 4. 1915 a mm t
wllow of 'v7llllamVKea?niy: Rilitlve. a?J
frlenda are Invited to attend funeral 2
Thuraday. at 8 30 a. m" from h.r ..-h
ter-s realdence. Mrs C, luSS?-u5 N xn?h
at. High Requiem Mas. at Corpu. Chrlstl
Church, at 10 a. m. precisely' ptt,i.,Z"il
at Holy Sepulchre Cemitery. Intrment
KKNNEY. On September 8 loin nnm
OET. widow of Michael Kinney. Ute of Edd'.
M.?n,i K'ljM'es and friend, ari invited to
attend the funeral, on Friday. itrSr,
from the residence of her mother. Mra jrS'
way, 421 Weat Penn at., Oertnantowr. ' Ht!n
Mae. at St. Vincent's Church at o " in
ferment Private, at Holy Sepulchre CenS'i.Jl
KIEKDOIll'. On Septembe? 7. 1916 CHAB
beloved husband of Hedwlg KieJaorf (n?.'
Engela). aged 63 year.. Residence iiio
North 6th ,U Duo notice of runeral'Vlif't.
LATHKOr On September T. loin ..
late residence. 1512 North Orats . pAAJ
CIH O.. n of tb. lats '"jwhua tiV
Rebecca Perlt Latlirop. In hi. 8.3d y?. B?rvd,
Ice. and Interment In Le Roy. TtJ V K
Thuraday, September V, at J o'clock '
1A1VLEK. Oo September 6, 1916. jawwh
P.. .on or P. lt and Alice if, Lawler .?
7 years. Relative, and friends a"eTnvul3
to attend funeral on Thuraday, atYso'SJ'iJ4
from bis PSrenta' residence, frVyn , Sri
Union av.s Bala, Pa. Boiemn Maai . S.
Matthias' cturcCat 10 aVm. Inllfmfni6.';
Weetminster Cemetery. PUnent, a(
LOCKK1DOE. At hi. r.atdenc.MSog Cheat,
nut at., on September 8. imb! jam 2 i
LOCKRIDQE. Vuneral services ,nd iS.?'
rocnt at Niagara Falls, N, Y, nter
McANEKl'V-On September 8. 1018 tamvo
McANESPY. husband of th. T'lat. J.Hf
Aoeapy, Relatlvt. and friends, alao emolove.
P. H T Company (15th and Curobirland
brn) " '' attend the Unera?
on Thursday inorrHnri at 8:30 o'clock, from
nephew', residence, John Kelly. SlJJ WISH
at.r Solemn Requiem Mas. at'th. ChJrct.'o?
Moi iV10"," Blood, at 10 o'clMk? inter,
roant Holy Cross Cemetery. Jww"
McCOY. On September 8. 1915, JAMEA A
au.fe.nd of p,l-4h McCoy (nee M l
on of tb. Mle.John and Catharine Hk&Z
K.Utlv.1 and fri.Bds.ar. Invited to MSka
7ZZk-TZ-: ' iLtl: s - so. la-
.aa.T-- e --. ipi
Ceantarv
li-n Uir
15. .ANNAW
" taaw wurawiii,
Mire., imi J yeatn.
Ive. saMHcMMls
rm InvHA , 'aitaaa f,
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By KEMBLE
CopyrUht, K1S. E. W. Kembls.
!" Copyr.-ht, 1916. K. W. Kembli, "" V ' ' ' .
DEATHS
worth, 2732 Hayes ave , Camden, N. J.
Interment private. Remain, may bo Uewed
Wednesday evening.
MUDIE On September T. 1015, ROBERT
MUDIE. Kuncral servlcea on Friday, at 2
p. m , at hi. lato realdence, Brookllne, Dela
ware County, Pa.
MUELLER. On September 5. 1015, PAUL
INF, wife of Charlea Mueller (nee Helneman).
Relatlvea and frlenda are Invited to attend
the funeral services, on Thuraday, at 2 p.
m., at her late residence. 2741 North 9th St.
..n.lc.r.mAnt PrUate, at Greenmount Cemetery.
rK-oiSJiS-: ;Sui?.2 y,5n September 6, 19
OLUKUE U NUSKEY. aon ot John L and
Mary L. Nuakey (nee Lyons). RelatlvT. and
friends, nleo laska Lodge, No. 370, Improved
r de r of Red Men, and employes of Henry
snelps box manufacturing company, are lfi
vlted to attend tho funeral services, on Fri
day afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from hla brother.
In.law'a residence. George W, Boaton, 120 E.
vVSSJS."1- Interment private at Pine Valley.
iAK?-S&u.i,!e.nlr'OI September 7, 1915.
iofc3 NEELY. Due notice of the funerai
H..l.i.leiJ!hfn,.'ro,n hl" lale residence, lt2
bouth Taney at.
h.(?I!!?H'.T0nS'Pifmbr " 1'. JOSEPH,
beloved huaband of Maria Oachell (nee Hlnter
5?' ,,fla,Je,.na frlenda. alao the men
of the Hply Family and Rosary Society of
iLv.!?0.n',fai:e . Church and Liberty Yearly
Beneficial boclety, are Invited to attend the
m? i".1, on 1Thursday' at 7-30 a. m.. from
his late realdence, 2148 N. 2d at. Requiem
Maes at St. Boniface Church, at oi
Intermettr at iim n... .-i -X.. M
---- .j d.unui.i ,cineiery.
rillLLIPH Suddenly, on September 7. 1913
WILLIAM ALLEN PHILLIPS, j" i on o7
William Allen and Violet E. Durnell. aged 2
weeks. Relatlvea and friend, of the family
are Inyltcd to attond the funeral services, oh
Thursday morning, precisely at 11 o'clock,
at his parents' residence. 2040 N. 63d st
Ovcrbrooit. Interment private. "
nilLLlPS. On September 6. 1915. JAME3
PHILLIPS. Sr.. husband of Eliza J.' Phillip.3
and son of the late William and Mary V
Phillips. Relatives and friends, also the
members of U. S. Grant Post. No. 6. are In
cited to attend the funeral services, on
Thursday, Sept. 9, at 2 30 o'clock precisely,
at his late residence, 2523 8. 17th at. Inter
ment at Mount Morlah Cemetery.
rlNKERTON. On September 0, 1015. at Mt.
Klrco, N.. Y.. ELLEN ARTHUR PINKRn.
TON daughter or the late ex-President Chea.
tcr A. Arthur and wife of Charle. Plnkmon.
Interment at Albany.
PORTER. On September 6. 1915, O. CLAY
TON, son of William L. and Fannie Porter.
ReUilvra and frlenda, also members of St.
Luke'a M. E. Church and Sunday school, are
Invited to attend the funeral aervlcea. on
Wedneaday evening.
nilOAIlES. On September 7, 1015, JOHN
J'iVb,an.i of Martha S. Rhoades and son
2,..K'5ab'tn "VJ .,hf la,e Adam Rhoades.
f.f.'Ji V y'.,rS Ke'atlves and friends are ln
yl'ed to attend the funeral, on Thursday, at
J-JO p. m. trom the apartments of William
H.;niH,,teiiii,in,? Norlh JJroa'1 at- ln,er"
ment at Hillside Cemetery.
6MIr.i?vn?0n Bf.Ptb,er 0, 1015. ANNIE
M. SCI11NDEU wile of E. C. Schlndel. Rcl
atlvca and friends are Invited to uttend the
funral services on Wednesday, at 0 p. m!
at hr late residence, 5324 Thompson st. In-
ct-rnt private, at Wrlghtsvllle, Pa.
W . hCOTT, huaband of Louisa G. Scott and
eon of the late Haze! and Sarah Scott, aged
.1 5 ears Relatlvea and friends, also kaoml
lodge. No. 8 Order Shepherds of America
V',1 J,0i.ctor, f.trawJ" u'b'o Class of tho
Rfhoboth M. B. Church, are Invited to at
tend the funeral, on Friday, at 12 o'clock
50011. from hla late residence. 4272 Paul st
rh?,rord; o."lces . Somerton M E.
Shc5l li?:M Vu"- Interment at William
?f'?ntc;.emfAe''Jr- Bodr ca b viewed Thuu
oay, h to 10 p. m
SCHINKE. On September 8, 1913, MARY,
widow of Julius hchlnke. agecf 70 years? Mei:
?, nJ..""!.'. :enda S5? invited to attend the
funeral s--l-e on Thursday, at 1.30 p. m..
at her lw residence, 1MB W. Norrls st!
,'"S". Private, at Hillside Cemetery.
SCHOCG. In Somerdale. N. J., on Sep
tembtr 7. 1913. ANNA, wife of Edwin H.
facroggy. In her Sbth year. Funeral and ln
terment private, on Friday.
SEVILLE. On September 7, 1015, SUE S.
widow ot John E, Seville, aged 73 years.
J.?ia,tlve" ?.niJ$?ni. "' ,h family are In
vlted to attend the funeral services, on Fri
day, at 2 p. m. precisely, at the residence ot
her .on. George L. Seville. 788 N. 21th at.
Interment private at Northwood Cemetery.
Automobile funeral. Frlenda may view re-
e?il',n..Th,!?rda.y' ,rom to U p. ra.
BHANLE1 . On September 8, 1915. KD.
WARD SHANLEY. Relatives' and 7r lend.!
also the Limerick Guards 8. and B. Asso
ciation, are Invited to attend the funeral, on
Thursday, at 8 a. m., from the residence
ot hi. son-in-law. p. J. Power.. 6311 Thomp
son st. Solemn Requiem Maas at St, Greg
ory'a Church, at U.3o a. m. precUely. Inter
ment Holy Cross Cemetery.
Mill"; On heptcmbtr 5, 1915. 8UPAK w
blllP. wife of Bamuel Ship. ReUtlve. .n'
trienda are Invited to attend the funeral ,?rV.
lcea, on Thuraday, at 2 p. m . at h ..Vi
dene, of her aon-ln-law, Jo.'eph Bres.T!,'
2816 Poplar st. Interment Prtvate"'at NorSi
wood Cemetery. Remain, may b. lewed on
Wedneaday. between 7 and 10 d. m V,,,a
mobile funeral. p" m' Aut0
STANLEY. On September 5, 1915 DAVin
hu.band of Aeneafh Stanley. Ri.iiir.. IPl
f rienda ar. Invited to ittena the funeral 2n
BTAHNF.1L On September 7, 1916 at hi.
late residence. 101 East Halnea at JvLil,
town, PETEK W.. hi.band T of MaS "Sgll
ner. Dvo notlc. of the funeral will b7.i.n
STEWART. On September 7 1015 jInw
wll. of William Stewart aid aauVbt'er o"f "?.'
late George and Ellen Mat calf i.i,'.ith
and frlenda are Invited to attend the lS&rl',
aervlcea, on Friday afternoon it a iXi"
at her lato residence, 04'pJweitnnCl2ck'
Interment at Fernwood Cemetfrv on v'
STINEK-On September 7. 10'iB nnil
8TINER. in her 6Dth year. Rilitlv.?0.?,
friend., also member, of et. MlchaiTV n??
areenmount Cemctarv. nV..I-pr"rlfl t
Remaina may t
V'aurafl TTrtnw .,.
STONKEI.I.E. On September ....
BRIDGET, widow of Frederfck HtoJ.'.l0
Relative, and friend, are invited to 'J'A
funeral, on Friday, at 8 30 am 'tlil"?
lat. residence, 1511 wi0n ?t' "SJ?, h,f
Requiem Mass at th. Cathid?al'at inB2h,,nB
Interment New Cathedral cVme'urV " "'
THOMPSON. On September 4 lK'i BD
ERT D., .on of Mary Lesll, T'and .'hi1??'
Bamuel Thompaon. aged 28 year. iJJi.. "
and friend, of the family are niiiS',"vV
tend hla funeral, on Thuraday at a i? '"
from realdence. 141 Stanton at vJ! ml
Schuylkill. Interment We.tSlnat.; rSSJI1 ol
TODD.-On September 8 , 1915 joSe?!'
.on of Bella Todd ScKulti '.nOSS.PU, p.t
MnM.1,V.Vp1p MS
n-er.?; on lU&.t- V&'ffi.
sasaasr te&5g?jz
F.rnwood Cemetery. ' ' lntermunt
TREDDE-On September 8 loin r.,n.
M wlf. of John Treud..' R.iV,iA.Rn,5
frlenda are invited to attend th. tt.V.ian
Thuradav. at 2 p. m.. at her lit. .T1' 01
281 Amber at. Int.rmint Jrtv.t! M!ld.?ncsj
Cedar Hill Cemetery" RemLnmV J v1 0f"
on Wedn.ad.y evfn. iftw f5',ii,vUw
WAKTHMAN-On Bept.mbJr T Toffr .
TILDA E., wlf, of tha lata '? MA'
Warthman. Relatives knorVTii:n,non' M.
vlted jo attend th. funeral sirJ?. ' J":
day afternoon, at 2 o'clock atL..on !
dence. 1328 North 12th .V' ih,r.'u !
Mount Vemon Cemetery. '"'erment at
M'EBKK-On September 7 iqik r......
ARINE. wll. of Vllllam tf,blB&r CF'
teS? 07 trh; TJi "
a-partment. of W. k if, Bu7r.l?'j!w0ff J6
VIU0( On September i, wis vnwinr.
H , husband of Annie y. yfummiJSPSZP
erty). aon of the late fewtrt W ..P5?11'
nah IVlUon. R.latlveT Vnd fri.Srt? iu,a'
ChwcaTit Jo'a. ra ilfca,P&t
""- uaj UTeuitix.
.-
PERSONALS
BOYS-BOYS
Many energetic, bright DOY3 and
UinLS who como under our care are
now available for office, shop or
factory work; NO CHARGES.
JUVENILE WORKERS
1507 ARCH
BUREAU
Telephones. Race 3337, Spruce 6117.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
IAI1 Zeis Wonted and Situation Wanted
oduerlltlnfl Inserted in thi Hall Publlo X,edcr
is rtftattd In the Evening Ltdger the tame
cay umnout aaamonai cnurpg.j
BOOKKEEPER and stenographer wanted, ex
perienced and familiar wun mo ouuiu-",
mler machine; Jewish preferred. Apply "-
S. 6th.
BOOKKEEPER wanted for dressmaking eatab
Uehmont; muat be experlet.ced In bookkeeping
and typewriting. J 241, Ledger central.
CHAMBERMAID-Oerman girl for chamber
work and waiting; two In family. 222 S.
39th st. .
CHAMBERWORK and waiting and assist wltn
child: white; reference. Meet emplojer, Room
230, Ledger Office, Wednesday, at 12 o'clock.
C1IILDNURSE, Irish, exp for young child;
assist with chamberwork; best lefertnee re-
quiioq. none Aramore a.
CLOTH WEAVERS wanted. John & James
Dobaon. Inc., Blanket Mills, Scott's lane.
Fall, of bchuylktll.
COOK, chambermaid and waitress, white,
Protestants; 2 glrla, slateta or friends, to do
entire work ot house; 2 In family, country.
Dee Miss Reed, Room 2J0, Public ledger.
COOIC Competent joung white cook for family
ot two. wakes 8 to D. best personal refer
ence required. Address or apply, after 1
p. in., 128 W. Upsal tt., Gtrmautuwn. Phone
German town 347.
COOK, Protestant, assist wash; Main Line;
mutt be competent. Meet eirployer. Room 2JU,
Public Ledger, Thursday, lu o clock.
COOK and downstairs work, assist wash: Port
estant; highest reference required, lelephune
Chestnut Hill. 150.1 W.
COOK Protestant, for Germantown; muat be
competent; reference required; good wages.
L lilt-'. Ledger Olnce.
COOK Good German cook, to assist with
housework, nrsi-clags reterence; family of 1'.
3835 N. 17th st.
COOK and downatalra work; white, Prot
eatant; Norristown. Pa.; ref. L 011, Led. Vtr.
DRKSSMAKERS Competent walat and skirl
urapera; only thoae coming direct from the
most fashionable establishments need apply.
Call, boforo 10 a. m., French Dressmaking
bl.op. 3d floor. Strawbrldge Ac Clothier.
FRANK SEDER CO.
DESIRE 1IR) FlRbT-CLASS SALES
WOMLN IN ALL DEPARTMENTS,
COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, WAISTS.
SKIRTS. MILLINERY AND FURb
HIGHEST SALARlEb AND PERMA
NENT POSITIONS TO COMPETENT
CLOAK AND SUIT WOMEN. APPLY
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, 11TH
AND MARKET BTS. '
GENERAL HOUSEWORK GIRLS are In con
stant demand. Good cooks, chambermaids and
waitresses can also aeture situations In tha
best Philadelphia families. You can reach
,.1iie.vf1"pl0." "youSh Ledger Want Ad.
and the aervlce of the Household Registry
Call at or write the Bureau today. Mlsa
S&ri.S'i1 '."lp ?X to ajtood poaltlon. Suite
30-230 Ledger Bldg.. 6th and Cheatnut t.
Free service to Ledger Advertisers.
GIRLA neat, refined joung colored girl. 'aa
slst with general houhework In small tainlly;
Hill llkJl v' Wa" J P" """ Ch"tnu'
llOUSEKEEPER, working, exp., middle-aged
woman, Protestant, for small family; city
must have good reference See M is Reed'
Room2J0, LedgerOfnce. '
HOUSEKEEPER (worklngl-widower-s home"
J adul's must be good cook. Phone ps3'
JfSnJi S"" -? '6U -' &' and
HOLSEKEEPKU, small family; nice hnm. n;
rellned. middle-aged woman; state reMgion
relerer.ee and salary. C SLedger Office
HOUSEKtSEPER (working) w lth ".",.T.
ability wanted In cointVy; pfe!iM ,11?. r.f"
vren:ea.il 043.Ledger Central. ret'
HOUSEWORK" Whlte"settled: Prote.t.n;
woman: plain cooking; 2 In fini lv n witS'
lug. 1006 Farragut terracij. We.t 'pD?Ia h'
HtJUhMvoKK-Proleatant girl; no'VookiK-
, dtn.:dn.py':yieorVcockm -30' p"b" &;
iryfrtr'fewnltrPr'Hleet",0"
Ployer. Room 230, Ledger t)ftThnr.'"? -
ll5USEWORK-vanted. maid with referTT
a.s,ik,4nt,hhra3,eiph-,.r- raa
11OU8EW0RK (gsneral)-White HMrl...:
HOUSEWORK. (lenerairWhltTTSlTn
family; reference. 258 s. JVih .t"1"' ,ml'
LADx anted to act a. companion .-a ..
In car. of lady who la in ifl h?ni,S? 't
be refined and' tactful and afclS'Vo iuKV.'v,'
beat references; a good I horn, to . '"n,,h
peraon; state age and aalara-l-. i- Z"!PV
Ledger Office ' """ lhu.
""i'I'4..l'.V.". . exceptlonaHV-raTi,.
"' ""' . ". Vr" muat possess tsit V.k.
abl. to furnish excellent credentliu- SPrb
nent nn.ttlnn lv. u j..--T"l,'S, Perma-
.pportunfty0
eSd.ro1r,c,.t.b ,0 '"3.re'ci.!'Up,nSiu;
CAllNDRESS-Slti'iJ homo, must b. flr'.."
refrr.nre. Meet employer. Room 5,tTCl?M'
MHEHriELPEll-lfaPg7owrrTt, .
a. niothet. helper In .iburbs? !lrci,T.iV,e'f
ndght consider arrangement with J . ldfnS
to attend schoolJ IlL'Led.e'r'' f?,n,.w',,h'
NL'USE, experienced, child year Tm"-Trr
City, reference. Mwt employer ' ii "Mantle
LeforOfflce, Weanert7ijoTcie5Fm 230'
BALESWOMAN requiredo7BoM'5?ti77----partmentt
one with experience preferJlS1 ?
ply Bureau of Employment a."LAD'
BTRAWBRlpqifi & CLoiHIpn' nor.
...- -. . SALESWOMEN
FIRBT-CLASS BALESWOMFM .,.,
ED BY LEADINQ SJoAlC ANnV?J3t
HOUSE IN THIS CITY; OOof? VJT
ARIES AND STEADY poStiomI'
THOSW THOROUOHLTWTi'iS,TP
ENCED; ALL APPI lr-n?PEn''
FIDENTIAL. ADDRE8Sn0AP'
BALARY AND REFERENCFS ATIN0
L 811, LEDGER OFFICE.
BUPERlNTENbENT and head nura.-T:
oral hospital, must be a R. it ",,", '" n
Office. " '1 Ledger
want jui ana tne Comm.rri.T " "ffer
Department a Urge nurnber of vi,,Rt1'"'
have Mculed good po7mon? W' f
S Sa.iKfJ-fl ? SSmetlTl'n .fe
kind of position
scute, to Ixdatr
srr3;ns ks s j ir. 'thi
admMwt 41UJ u "
Tsiodnasw1sm'iiU. .
raduau prittn; liv4 ?nJJJkr,l
SftRilfi9 LEARNS HOW TO
HELP WANTED FEMALE
All Help iranfed and Situalion. 17anfd
advertising Inserted in tne Dailu TuMio edper
(s repeated in the Evening Ledger th. tarn
cau irirnour noaifionat cnarpe.j
TYPIST wanted, experienced, for billing, etc.
Reply muat give reference, .alary expected.
. Add. L 1857. Ledger Branch. 7th and Oxford.
WARD MAID wanted, $10 rer month. Apply
In person. University Hospital, 3400 Spruce
street.
WAITRESS, white, muat be experienced: ref
erence. Meet employer. Room 230, Ledger Of
flee, Thursday, between 10 a. m. and 11 a. m.
WASHER and Ironer, particular, for small
waah: take home; living near. 11 181, Ledger
Branch, 18th and Cumberland.
WOMAN MANAGERIAL ABILITY
Married or single, to take charge of an ex
clusive bualnesa; whole or part time; worth
840 per week to one who can qualify. Apply
at once: give telephone number. 11 050,
Ledger Central.
WOMAN Assist housework and care of chil
dren: good home. Phone Wyoming 2355. Mra.
Wiasler. 1001 Cayuga.
YOUNG WOMAN, refined, well educated, bb
assistant in a dentist's otfii.es mod. .alary.
Apply In own handwriting, J 60, Led. CenL
HELP WANTED MALE
AISLE MANAGER
A LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE
HAS AN OPENING FOR A THOR
OUGHLY EXPERIENCED A1SLU
MANAOFR. IN REPLYING STATE
AGE. QUALIFICATIONS AND SAL
ARY Dl-UUED. M 1141, LLD. CLINT.
BOOKKEEPER and stenographer, wanted, ex
perienced, one lamlllar with the Smith Pre
mier machine; Jewish preferred. Apply 623
8. bth. j
CHAUFFEUR, white, for motortruck; one
accustomed to handling furniture; give ago
and reference. J 131, Ledger Central.
CHAUFFEURS, coachmen, cooks, gardeners,
butlers, valeU and housemen who are seeking
positions can reach the well-to-do employers
through Ledger want ads. Your name, ad
dress and experience will be listed free by
the Household Registry Bureau, Ledger
Building, bth and Cheatnut sts.
Good positions are being filled every day.
This service Is limited to Ledger advertisers.
CLOTH WEAVERS wanted
AddIv John &
James Dobson, Inc., Bl
lane, Falls of Schuylkill.
Blanket illllB. bcott's
!
FLOOR MANAGERS
Men of high-grade business expcrlenco
In that or other lines. Apply, per
sonally or by letter, at Bureau of
Emplovment,
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
HOUSEMAN, experienced, and butler; only
thoso with good references and capable need
apply. 1311 N. Broad st.
MANIFEST CLERK-Wanted, .Ingle joung
man In steamship office as manifest clerk;
must be good penman and experienced In fig
ures. Addtess, giving age, reference, experi
ence un4 salary expected, B 18, Ledger
Office r
PAPER BOXES Wanted, experienced box
manufacturer, able to take complete charge
ot mfg. and estlmat.; good sal. and oppor.
for right man. Ad. "W.," P. O. Box J500.
REAL ESTATE OFICE wants "man-who
wishes something on the side lor Umporary
position for about 3 hour, daily; one experi
enced as solicitor preferred. Apply 11 n. m.
today, John B. McCafferty, 5721 Uerman
town ave.
SALESMAN wanted to sell high-class electric
railroad bonds with stock bonus, .uui
. ih.ih q uuiiuiiis.
SHIPPING CLEKK-Man wanted. 20 to 24 to
assist shlpplni clerk in paper warehouse:
flv experience, it any, and reference. B lo
YOU NO MAN for ofnee work; muat be good
&,&, " wa -b'"
-r,.u ,9ET ACQUAINTED!
With Mr. Hunt, of the Commercial Registry
Bureau at Ledger Central, If ou are lookin.
for a sales, clerical, executive or technlral
poaltlon. Ledger advertiser. In th sitSti!
Wanted column ar. dally aecurlnS niU
through this Service. Writ. ? till Tr re
booklet, "Opportunity." u "r ,re
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMAT.t:
ATTENDANT de.lrt. car. of invalid- .,'
ubl. uualincatlons, reference- reaJS.'. Sff en7
ary; cap. aeam.tr n"e' 4fi,1?n1? "
BILL CLERK,
H ISirt1 ave,..l .
ii.i,i-img
eentrat I !"T -5""'-''" V. na
Ti iiVi ";'"-r iuick a
11 -45, Ledaer r.n..,
' """ ,:en.efli
"Sffi?LBfc.,,W.? .tyTitlnTn
CASHIER and omcfTiiithM5
perlenid, accurate and r ii tTilrlf H" W "
--ysa,Uijjuntry pref.:V.7 oa ,f;n
noTsKEEPERTnlllrn.V0':
v j, vauaoi. woman .!- "r" f edu.
f,h,,r,r.' hl heme" suhSrh.C00k- take
Phone Oermantown la w R?r country
, ". Oermahtown" 1M" wi W Weat -Ultea
BUSriKEEPEir.nutnagin. farrrr---!!
flQeraenl; accustomed tAal "ean f,
4. ?'?WlJlr;rT:,, tt VUfllr Md
1?inj!lel(l.rlrStfI, rSm'Tl7oTl
i-7r ". wji com . .TTTr, rot..
. - ,. p-f,' jj,.
,w:;.. .."""..Vf.1", exp.; canahl.. ..'
ca.ter ave , Overbrook. ,U to 8J0 In.
-HAMuLltMAID. ul'i
no washing. N. p.. fai'gB4t,i!rhberworitt
CHAMBLRWOI lit arid aTfl-mT-n S
Cheatnut Hill prefer"." lM,SP,,t 'f,i
.girl. P4.on.o;,rbr"v ;&""" experlencTa
c,WXid7to,.lfTSTaw
- M .r ' ' -""ent i'm 1PrIence. 6813
""KIHn anil i iianals i. ,, , ,1
CKonP!S
Sllsh,
'erly.
STOP AN AVTO
SITUATIONS WANTED PEMAIBl
r J II ir.!- 17.-.,.! .... J Bit a, ' "1
adverflstnff inserted in the Daily Publlo L,rl
. ,.,-- ... -.. uKi.inj, u,.y,r ine ions
day toilnout additional charge. y
LAUNDRESS, Catholic, wishes situation ll
nrlvata fanillvi ref.r.nr.. .i, . ". 'S
Xddrees B ll.lLedgtrOtflce. wvf.n
LAIINDRES'5 or downstairs work CoorU"
woman wishes nlar. imn a vniir "'OtM,
mAh aND WIFE, colored; cook and buti7
entlr. charge of house. 3 Parker'. av?.T-!vVi.'
11 A.vrl".P " f-5" or invalid nurse ..
Iliiht duties: exp. 6703 Klngaeaelntr . "V
MTUriSE. OTnaHanrar1 !.., i.t ... ' 3
. slat with o-ther-llght dutleT-OT.Tifaifa-
NURSE-Practlcal. H.n,. ,.e i
. or infant, fm charge L 734. 'iJSi-VJ WW '
NURSE, practical, invalid or Inrant: hlibn;
reference. L H1H. r.ertir. nJii. " nlst
seamstiiekh nn,n.,.; TT.T -
.... . . ' .-... ,... tin, utsiics perm, nos '
tlon; nrlv. fam.t cut ami m i. nXy ,.J"i'
nv-pnpT.uv . . . . '
T """ w., fagu. ut. ,
ww..uni, sienosrapner and bookkeeo,i"S
T.-"".."' Pable correspondent In SIl?
..... ' iu uerman. wiae experience, de'strls!
. confidential position. H .-.40. Led"' Centru: '
BTENOGRAPHER nd correspondent. wij
educated, eatable, with 10 year.' en '...7.H
Pps.1 secretarial prefd.; exceptionally ersli
clcnUiandljngdctan work. H f54 Ltf ClI
A.a'yu4fiif.i wun knowledge of beoki-S
5rffEll,gi thorouhly experienced as ateS
peik onoor.-for future: "hw" eS,"fn
TENOanAPT(K!ntv.n... i i.... .
anting; lu ears' exiiJ.nnc.! ,iii .iS?It!
rUI solicited. J ism. i.d- r. ..r, ogot
STENOGRAPHER-BKPR.-- Wm
- -- - -- u---v., ... - ,,,ii, j-enn i
Penn Hit,
iu,, ouiiK iaty with exceptional exwri.
ence: capable private sec.
i i
Led.
si J, Ld. CenL3
BTRN'orsnilillPD o -.... ,
toTn rt T , ..W'tV", f.ti'"'-
sGRithpian'n,o'. ' p&si
also Iron: B yr..' exp. H WB. Ledger Central
srLNOORAPHER; accurate. con-i.nii, i
worker experienced Ui offlco work, desires
,.... .v... inwti.m naiary. n ffill. ea. cent, V
STENOGRAPHER, exp'd. desires pos'n with
".Jnii8" rcad dotation fluently, coo!?
ppellcr and grammarian. H8SjLed. Cent, j
STENOGRAPHeA, accurate and conscientious!?
i'7 Wl1-!?,0'' --'! "ferenct
R"PE?VfVT a mifn it-"." ' a " ' . i
T .w "-" yctira exception. eiD.s
knowledge of bookkeeping; well fitted Ion
eecretarial work. H W7. Ledger Central. ; "
"it". ul,'"""'--Exceptionally rapid, accu-
rata and ,Yn,r hm. ...iimj ... !!......
or managerial poltlon. J Bl. Ledger Central
TKN'flHBIH.D -... i .... - .r . r
STENOGRAPHER and bookkeeperThTTrin? t
SEil.e.c.'?.?w."3 accurate, good os.
"m. j j.u. ..eager central Vi s
STENOGRAPHER, competent -TaXdo GermaiT' I
bert references. 2X2.1 N. nniici.. ., v""n.ilrfl
B1'ii.?IiAVIIE."-E5tPtTl'ced: 4 jears-'htithj
STENOGRAPHER and clerk; B eaTa:-en3
dictaphone operator. It iux T.Hf. Central. 3
Bi.N"uAIJ"KR. and clerk-E.n'd. wll!lni
aecuiaie on detail work. J 140, Ledger Cent.
.Tl'VnlriiOUL'n . L . . T- -r. V
bTENOGRAPHER and bookkeeoTr EYr.MrrJ
Haiti Atllnl. i , - .. 1" . . T I
HTKNUlSUAl'llKR and bookkeeoer-S lyri1j
...,. Huivn ouat lthtcc. j ii-. iea. cent.'si
ex tun i
--.. . ...-. v..y. , A-cuger weii
enetire: references, j an. Ledger Centrail
SrnNO()FtAIHlH-V.Jvi,. n .' . " ''
fli-lent and trustworthy. J 242. Ledger Cents
8T1i'?0fiAP.HE".' " knowl-of bookkee?:
---.-, .-.-.. -.o.n.j. rimim piirucc it-W-.
STF?J?28A.5I1BIW'' BOOKKEEPERS
fS.Xi,C.y5R,?s.are fumlahed through th.
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT st
ledger Central. When you are in need
of a competent office as.latant. write or
telephone MIS3 DEAN. Walnut 3000.
and prompt attention will bo given your
reque.t. This is a free service to
Ledger advertisers.
WOMAN, superior, would supervise household
... wn- .m ,uv.iim. iiiii, meager unice
WOMAN would take care of apartments by!
day; reference. L. 722. Ledger Office. i
WOMAN, reliable, wants day's work, washing'!
m -nj umer. Aqareaa .iu xs;. Hobart at
I"."'." WOMAN wants cooklnar or aervlnf
dinnera by the day; reference. Notify 3 dart i
?.hea4,-..9a.1.1. lS17 Ranatead st. Phone Lo-j
RfiFINED and cap. young woman"deaires carl J
of gentleman's home, rets. J 251. Ledger OK. j
T5!-1iSP?B.Bi's .Household Registry Bureaiil
,A '" "' ."imeaiaie toucn witn expen"
enc.d housework girl., cooks, ch.mbermalds. ,1
waltr.KM.a ln.n-... ..' .. . .
.-.iiui,.,. uay . wora, seam-j
streaaes. ladles' -maids, governeases. xhlld-j
"rfL - housekeepers, both working and itiat-j
n1 ' 55uPJe"; C,U- wf"9 r telephone MJsjJ
i?& i?Jnutor Mln 3o- Suite 230-SliI
--v. .u. um ana cnestnut sts.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE : '
r.flTu.-IANT 7nd ofnce manager; excellent .
refs. and experience. J 640. Ledger CentrsL
jiHrrmv .v. . .. . --... ...'i
---"-..--. a. .. jnrer cenirai
ACCOUN1ANT. bookkevner ...rf ..nr.l fAa
i-fll."1'", clinre; Io yearr experlencill
.. n mj, i.easer uince.
EJ1?8'1?0 and ' promotions bav. beej j
my forte since leaving college i experienced
a. sales correspondent, copywriter and preH
motion man; thoroughly familiar with prlnt.
j.... v...,,,. na otnee systems; interview .
will prove convincing. J 152, Ledger Central. 1
A8ISTArJT 'ft wvir"wivw
AmbtloUB, energetic young man (30). wU
executive ability and Inttlatlve.dealre. perms
nent po.ltlon -with well-established company.
Ten years' practical exeprlence In efficient
business rnefhods, general office work, de
partment rranagemenL systematUlng, ailHJ
i pv.rii.injT, printing. Good eorrespow i
dent. Quick at sra.nlnr datalla and abl. t !
manage auocesafully and promptly a larw i
amount of work. Can tnsk. myaelf -valuaWs
ju uu.jr esecutiv. needing a compeiem.
tactful and thoroughly etflclent aaslsttat.
Opportunity and advancement more imports' i
th.n preaent salary, References from present,
employer. II 711, Ledger Central. i
A88ISTANT TO EXECUTIVE
Btx yejt.' manager laleiperiance. coverloj
sales and detail clerical duties, well educate!
sound judgment, able to shoulder reap!
iii.y. ii mj. oger central.
BARITONE de.ire. position a. presenter, f
t er m.mber of quartet choir. J lTf Let,
SO()KKKiKR i.'.ls',. '-.ii on .rr
10 year.7 experience; on nil any ofc. Pf1?
V,,!iL,?pit " EI"ott-Ft.h.r billing macfcle!
J IM. Ledger Central -Jn
BOOKKEEPER, thoroughly exp!. will' audi '
thorpughly exp.. will aii
f lnA anrt w.l. am IlAAKI. 0
.crounts. open. .
or evtnlna: mod. irn.m a iAj ? r Of dcV I
os
SKKEEl'Els,, ycunTrJr2i7'd(lfsl;
typewriter; good refs. J 154, LeJger Centre, j
f57TKTfKEPl RT5A'. experlencJd'D, K.TcP.Hi
1 ' i r i i i i I, - , . .
DOTS BOYS
J?iW,nSf'llc flfbt B05?S and
UIItLS who rof.. under our rare are
tattory workjNo CIIARdEA
JliyHJNILK WORKKR8' DPRAU
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r TeLphOAM, J,r, SMf. Koruc. UT.
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