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STEEPLECHASE MARK
IS SET AT BELMONT
Twenty-four Jumpers Cnrded
to Go at United Hunts
Meeting Saturday
"With 85 entries already In hnnd and
Chances favoring a number of additions,
the two-day autumn meeting of tho
United Hunt! Racing Association, to be
held at Belmont Park Terminal next Sat
urday afternoon and the Saturday after
noon following, promises to produce two
red-letter days for the thousands of dev
otees of thoroughbred racing In this vi
cinity. Twenty-four horses 'have already been
named to start In the tlfth race, a handi
cap steeplechase for 3-ycar-olds and
upward, to bo run tho second day of tho
meeting, and this Is said to establlsn
a new high mark for nn "ovcr-nleht"
steeplechase In this country.
The Trial Steeplechase, for three-yenr-old,
to be run next Saturday afternoon,
has 11 entries to date, and the first and
fifth races on the samo day havo drawn
11 and 10, respectively.
Tho former Is the Mlneola Hlghwelght
Handicap, for all ages, at live furlongs,
-rid tho latter tho great United Hunts
Steeplechase Handicap, for 4-year-old
and upwards, at Sli miles. With largo
fields to face the starter In most of the
events, closely contested and thrilling
races over the brush fences and water
Jump are assured.
Among the prominent entrants whose
colors will be worn by both amateur nnd
professional riders nt the meeting are
three women, Mrs. Payne Whitney,
whose entries are made In the namo of
the Oreentree Stable; Mrs. F. Ambrose
Clark and Miss A. M. Frayllng.
Other entrants aro Samuel D. Illddle,
F. Ambrose Clark, Richard Howe, A. J.
A. Devereux, Joseph E. Davis. Herbert
I Pratt. Edward F. Whitney, Robert L.
Gerry, Jesse Williamson, Harry La Mon
tagne, Samuel Wlllets, James Park nnd
Leland H. Ross.
Extensive work Is being dono at Bel
mont Park Terminal In preparing thn
cteeplechase course there, said to be the
fastest In America, for the meeting next
Saturday and the Saturday following.
Among the advantages of this course aro
Its accessibility to the city and Its ample
grandstand and automobile parking facil
ities. M5XV SCHOLASTIC COACHES
RATIFIED FOR THIS SEASON
Keough Works With West Philly.
F. Johnson at N. E.
New football coaches at several of tho
high schools were ratified at the first fall
meeting of the Supervising Commltteo on
Athletics of the Public High School
League, held yesterday afternoon.
Jack Keough la the new coach at West
Philadelphia High School, and Frank
Johnson, a brother of George Johnson,
will have charge ft Northeast.
It was also decided to use Inter
collegiate rules In all league basketball
games this year. It was hinted that cage
gemes may bo played at tho new Ger
mantown High School and Southern High
gymnasiums this season.
Those attending the meeting were Pro
fessors O'Brien. Central High; Shaw,
West Philadelphia; Ker, Southern High;
Lewis, Germantown High, Schlow,
Trades School; Allen, School of Ped
agogy, and W. A. Stechcr,
CHENEY SHADES MORGAN;
DRAW GOOD DECISION
Featherweights Put Up Great Bat
tlo in Baltimoro
BALTIMORE, Md.. Sept. 16. George
Cheney, of this city, had a shade thn
better of Eddie Morgan, champion of
England, Jn the greatest featherweight
battle Baltimore has ever seen. Morgan,
on artist, lost because Cheney, a puncher,
perhaps did the most damage.
It was a no-declslon battle, and It ap
peared to many that It would havo been
an Injustice to the flghtters to besmirch
cither's career by declaring the contest
anything but a draw had a referee been
permitted to give a verdict.
There was also a rattling good semi-wind-up
between Frankle Nelson and
Crover Hayes. Both men put up an even
give-and-take fight, but Nelson out
pointed Hayes and got, the popular de
cision. IN MKMOIUAM
MUlil'HY. -In sad and loving remem-
branc. ef ELLEN A. MURPHY, who died
tfcpt. 111. 1010. HUSUAND fc CHILDREN.
Beatfjg
AAKONB. Suddenly, on September IB, 1010.
t Pittsburgh, Pa.. JACOII DAVID, beloved
husband of Llssle Aarens (nee llcndonj,
Jltlailvw and friend are Invited to attend
the funeral services, on Friday, at 2 p. m.
fr.cls.ly. at bis lal residence, loot North
ark ave. Interment private at Mt. rJlnal
Cemetery,
AMKLE. On September 14, 1915, LILLIAN
WILLIAMSON ADlJLE.wir. or Joseph Abel.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
the funeral, on Friday, at O.St) . in., from
her Ut. residence, Ilethlehem pike and Val
ley Green road. Whlteroarah, Montgomery
County, I'a. Interment private.
APCMEeU On September ID. lDlS, AMOIt
TtSU'l-OK ARCHER. Relatives and trlende
asm invited to attend the funeral aervira
Krida. at H y tn at llu resldec,- of hla
f, Henry it. Arener. wj Trinity place.
Sent at llurllngton, N, i.
, JifMsurrr. On Bepleraber 11, MARY
TB.BN, daughter of Hlcliard and Helen Uar.
fiett, lei her tufa year. Relatives and friends
smvhn jo aiiena me luneral, on Jrrtdsy,
ft t SO a. nt, from the residence of her
&!. M North stub St., Wl Philadelphia.
pat of Kequlem at Ht. James" Church at
a. aa. iBterment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
JMMina.--Cn September IS. 191S, GENE.
W.,BI)aflO, widow of 'Allen U.
Msere Helatlrra and frlenda are Invited In
fitM live funeral services, pn Krlday, at 3
ft-JP-A' ."". apartments of Oliver 11 Pair,
lfr Chestnut et. Internum irlvnte,
HNAUf-KVrOn fieptember II. 11118. CATJI.
vm.SU C duur-hUr of Joaepit nilJ Catharine
.mdl pe IMn). ed J ara T montha.
Relklltrs and frlenda, slao rMi-rrd Heart
lj m n I h li ' .liiich are Intit.d
10 etund the funeral, on galurjaj at 8 .11
h id fiom her la eule' residence HI &
(ih at. Koltron Hub Ilaaa st tit PWIIp'a
rliunh U u'tlu.k. (nierrueot Holy Cicw
emetiry,
UKUaWOX -atuddenly. at Aofle.e. N J,
I eIV ef U"ttl WlB'eor iut notlv
fuivfri ( be ulvin.
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DHATllH
ItllOWN. On September 14. 101(1, SUSAN
i: , daughter of the lute Morris and Suann V,
lfrewn. Funeral eervlcea on Krlday mornlns,
at 11 o'clock, at the rcetdence of her ulstrr,
Mary V, rover. 1003 FlUwater St. Interment
at Eden Cemetery.
IlLCHIIAI.TKIt. On September 14. IBIS,
IfAllltY U, beloeil liuaband of Umma C.
Ilucahalter fnee Ettckel) and son of Henry
and Kate Uuckhalter, sued 30 yenra 6
months. ItelatUrs and frlenda, also Crescent
1odge, Nn. 4K1. K. and A, M.; members Al
pha llaptlet Church and congreRntlon and
employes of feurpaee Leathrr Company, ore
Imltnl to alfend tho funeral, on Snturday
afternoon, at 1'30 o'clock, from hla lata reel
dence. .1141 North Water et. Servlcea at the
Alpha ltuptlet Churih, S 3U precisely. Intnr
ment private. Northood Cemetery.
CANNON. On September 14. 101.1, JAMES,
husband ot the late Mary Jane Cannon (nee
llurke). ltelatlvra and friends are Invited to
attend the funeral, on Saturday, at N'30
o'clock, from hla daughter's residence. Mra.
Ixmla Leslie, 2121 Mercer at. (23th Ward).
Solemn High Maes or Ileiulem at Ht. Ann's
Church st 10 a. m. Interment at St. Ann's
Cemetery.
CA11L1N. On September 12. 101B. JOSEPH
T , husband ot Sophia Carltn (nee hcha
bicker) and eon ot Mary and the late Pat
rick Carlin. Kuneral, to which the rela
tles and friend- and employes of Oconto K.
lArher & CO. are Invited, on Friday morn
lnir. ot 11 o'clock, from hla late residence.
10.11 Kltrgerald st. Interment crlvute. Re
mains may be viewed Thursday eenlntr.
CONNOK. On September IS. 191.1, JOHN,
husband of Catharine Connor (nco (lardaii'l).
k Helntlves nnd friends aro Invited to attend the
funeral, on Saturday, at 8 a. m.. from hla l.ito
residence. 222 Walnut st. Solemn Jlequlem
Iaea at St. Joveph's Church at U:.K a. m. In
terment at New Cathedral Cemetery. Kindly
omit flowern.
COItcmtAN, On September 14, 191G.
M1CHAUL. bubnnd of Catharine Corcoran
(nee Halter), aged BS years. Relatives and
frl-nds. alro Northeastern and Holy Namo
Societies, ere Invited to sttend the funeral,
on Friday, at M.IIU . m., from hla Into rial
it. nee. 2S2S Ilraddock st. High Mare at
Visitation Church, at 10 a. m. Interment at
Holy Croes Cemetery.
Clt.UVl'Oltl). On September 13. 1916,
Ki:LIX. husband ot Mary Crawford (nee
Clark). Relatives and friends are Invited to
attend the funeral, on Krlday, at 8.W) a. m
from his Into roldence, 2iM0 Tulip st. (31st
Ward). Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Ann'a
Church at In a. m. Interment at New Cathe
dral Cemetery.
CROCK. On September 14. 1916, AMELIA,
widow of George Crock (nco Schroder). Rela
tives and friends ore Invited to attend tho
funeral services, on Saturday, at 2 p. m at
her late residence. 17i7 N. 2fth st. Inter
ment private at West Laurel Hill Cemetery.
CltnOKH. On September 14. 191B, ELIZA
HHTII, wife of William L. Crooks and daugh
ter of Jacob r. and Sarah J. Smith. Rela
tives and friends, also membera of Cookmsn
M. E. Church anil Kalrhlll M. E. Church, ara
Invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, nt
2 p. m from her late residence, 2ii!ii N. 0th
st. Remains may be viewed on Friday, after
7 p. m. Interment at Greenmount Cemetery.
CUMMINS. On September 14. 1013. JOHN,
Imehand ot Elizabeth Cummins (nee Lang
snath), nged (34 ears. Relatives and friends
are Invited to attend the funeral, on Friday,
at S-du a. m.. from hla late rraldence, 5413
Hldire ave., Rnxhorough. Solemn High Man
at St. John the llaptlat's Church, at 10 a. m.
Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery.
DEItlt. On September 13. 1013, MAR
GARET F.. wife of William A. Derr (neo
Clayton). Relatives and frlenda aro Invited to
attend the luneral, on Frlduy, nt 1 p. m.,
from her late residence, 272.1 Lincoln nve..
Cratnei Illll, N. J. Interment at Fcrnwood
Cemetery.
nr.VI.IN. On September 14. 1918. JOHN
F., huabind of the late Mary J. Devlin (nee
U'Connor) Relatives and friends ara In
vited to attend the funeral, on Friday, at
8:30 a. m., from hla late realdence, 232U
Nrrtli mil et. Solemn Requiem Maai at
Church of St. Edward the Confeeaor, at 10
a. m. Interment at Holy Croea Cemetery,
IIOUGHEItTV. On September 13. 1913.
JANE, widow of Anthony Dougherty. Rela
tives and frlenda are Invited to attend the
funeral, on Krlday. at a. m.. from her lata
residence. 1133 S. 20th st, Requiem Msss at
8L Anthony's Church at 0.30 h. m. Inter
ment at Cathedral Cemetery.
KLMOTT. At tho Delmar Apartments,
Germantown. on September 15. Hits, HAN
NAH RUTHERFORD, widow of William 11.
Elliott. Relatives and friends are Invited to
attend the funeral eervlcea, on Saturday
morning, at 10 o'clock, at the apartments of
Kirk & Nice, 0301 Germantown ave., German
town. Interment private.
EllVIN. On September 15, 1013. LILLIE
1'., widow of William C. Ervln. Relatives
and friends are Invited to attend the funeral
services, on Saturday, at 3 p. m.. at her
late residence, 1337 North Bth st. Interment
ut Mount Morlah Cemetery.
FAItH On September 1.1. IinriECCA II.
FARR. nged 7b Mars Relatives and trlends
are Invited to attend the funeral, on Satur
day, at t p. ih from her lute residence. Mar
plo Heights, Delsware County, I'a. Interment
at St. David's Cemetery.
FKKNKY. On September 13. 1913. JAMES
FEENUV, husband of Elizabeth Feeney (nee
Hanley), aged HI jeurs. Relatives and
friends, also Holy Name Society of St.
Elisabeth's Church, sie jivlted to attend fu
neral, on Friday, at 8 3' a. m.. from his late
residence. U.MN.SIt it. Solemn Requiem
Mass at St. Lllzabet.i's Church at 10 a. m.
Interment at Holy Crete Cemetery.
GKAVATT. At Atlantic City, N, J. on
September 13. 1013. ALEXANDER, huaband
of the lata Carrie Oravatt, aged C8 years
Relatives and frlenda are invited to attend
the funeral aervtces, on Friday, at 1 p. m
at the Oreenbank Church. Greenbank, N, J
Interment at Greenbank, N. J,
GUKAll. On September 14, 1915, ELIZA.
lir.'Ml W. wile of the late Jacob Grear
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
il-o funeral services, on Friday morning, at
12 o'clock precisely, at her lata residence.
e20 N. capital st. Interment private. Ite
mains may bo viewed on Thursday evening at
1IALI On September 12, 1915, EDWAIID
K., husband ot Hannah A. Hall. Relatives
and trlends. also the l'hllsdelphla Fire lis-
Krtment Relief Astocistlon and Insurance
itrol. srs Invited to attend the funeral on
Friday, at 8.30 a. m.. from hla lata realdence
(.12 Ludlow at.. West l'hllsdelphla. Solemn
Mass of Itequlem at Church of Our Lady of
Victory at 10 a, m. Interment at Holy Cross
Cemetery.
Iir.ltN. On September 14, 1918. AUGUST
HERN, son of the lato Francis and Charlotte
Hern, aged B2 years. Relatives and friends
are Invited to attend the funeral services, on
Saturday, at 3 p. m., at the realdence of his
brother-in-law, Cornelius Hetherlngton. 80.1
West Venango st. Interment private, at
Ureennvount Cemetery.
HCnilK.H. On September 15, 1015, ELIZA.
111STII LEVIH. wlto of the" lats JohS .
Hughes. Relatives and friends are Invited to
attend the funeral servlcea, on Saturday aft
ernoon, at 1 o'clock, at her Into residence.
123U N. With et. Interment private Fernwood
Cemetery. Remains may be viewed Friday
evening. S to 10 o'clock.
HUTCHISON. On September IB. 1916,
JULIAN W. HUTCHISON, aged 68 years,
husband of Sarah Hutchison (nee Davti), for
merly of Ilarrtebunr. I'a. . Funeral servlcea
on Friday, at 8 p. m., at hla late realdence,
(134 South BSth st. Interment at Harrlsburg,
l'i1S0.nrrtv, of ,raln lv!ng Philadelphia
at 10'29 a m, Saturday
IKKLAKI), On September 14, 101S. HUGH,
huaband of the lata Irene Ireland, in hla 'Mtn
ysM-. f orriierly of llarnegst, y j. Helatlves
and friends of the family ara Invited to attend
tha funeral services, on Friday evening, at
o'clock, from bis lata realdence., 1811 N.
Orats st- Other services at the Presbyterian
Church of Csrnegat, at 11:30 Saturday morn
lug. Interment a liarnegat, N. J. '
JOHNMON. Suddenly, on September 14.
WIS. OAV1D M. JOlNSON.usUnd o7
Margarst W. Johnson, agsd 74 years. Ilsla.
lives and friends an lpyit4 to attend the
(Uneral aervlies, on Friday afternoon, at i
o'clock, st hi lata realdence. 014 VvV Tlh it..
Chester, I'a, Interment private. Frlenda
may Uw remslns Thursday evening.
K1KKKK. On September IS, IBIS. T. 1VIU
1AM KIEKKIL KuabsiJ yr. 'MaVEmbardl
vlted to attend the funeral services, on Batur.
wy, at z p. m., at his ut residence, 230
Queen lane, Germantown- Juterment at Ivy
JLANIMriOatstr-At her residence. Psamar
Apartmtnte. Stb t. and Whitby av.. on
bsptsmUr U 1U15. K.lZAJJTH ., wlfstS
J,vbH W, LiwUiivr, sieTn ysan.itajSt.tiyM
LEDGER-PHIIADELPHrA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBEB
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DEATHS
and friends aro Invited to sttend tne funeral
services, on Friday, at p. m.. at the npart
ments of Oliver ll. Hair. 1K20 Chetnut at
Interment private, nt Mt, Morlah Cemetery.
I.K1INKN. On September 14. 1013. PAUL
INE A., daughter of the late Matthias snd
Mary Lrhnen. Relstlves and friends are In
vited to attend the funetal on Friday morn
ing, at 7 o'clock, from her Isle rerldence.
B.ti2 ftprlngfleld ave. Mass ot Requiem at
Church nf the MoU llleseed Sacrament nt
8 o'clock. Interment at Haycock, Rucks
County, I'a.
I.KW1H, On the lf.th Inst.. LAWRENCE
I.hWIS. In his H.'th year Funeral services at
8t. Peter's Church, on Sat.rday. nt 10 n. m,
LYNCH. On September 14. 1015. JOHN,
husband of Mary Lvnch and son ot tho late
John and llrldget Lvnch, of County Mona-
fban, Ireland Relatlvea nnd friends, alro
loly Namo Society, nre Invited to attend
funeral, on Friday, at K'3n a. m., from hla
lato residence. 4111 S. lflth at. High Mass of
Requiem at St. Patrick's Church at 10 a. m.
Interment Holy Cross Cemotery.
Moel'AIII.ANK. On September 14, 1015.
WILLIAM W. MhcFAHLANE, husband of
Mnry Harper MacFnrlatie. Relatives und
friends are Invited to attend the funeral serv
ices, on Friday afternoon, nt 2:30 o'clock, at
his late residence, 20th st. and Provldenca
nve., Chester. Pn, Interment private. Friends
will kindly omit flowers
MA8TF.URON. On September 14, 1915,
KATE, daughter of Loulra nnd the lnt
George lllleeo (neo Peldt), In her 33th year. J
i.viiuivrB aim irifiiua aro inviieu to attena
funeral, on Friday, at 2 p. m . from tho reel'
dence of her brother-in-law, Thomns Harklns.
1114 N, American st. Interment private nt
Northwood Cemetery. Remains may be
viewed on Thursday, at 7 p. m.
MATTOCK. Hmldenly, on September 14.
mis. JOSnplt, husband ot the lata
l.rnevra Mattock sr.d son 'of the late Charles
J and Etlraheth Mattock, In his (17th vesr.
Relatives and frl-nds aro Invited to attend
t'io tuneral services, en Friday, at 2 p. m
t the residence of his son-in-law. Daniel
-Cillahan, :uxt North Water at Interment
nt Oakland Cemetery.
MrFKELY. On September 13. MARV, wire
of Neal McFeely. Relatives nnd friends aro
Invited to attend tho funeral, on Friday, at
7:30 a, m., from her lato residence, 2U42 13.
Somerset si. Holemn Requiem Mass at St.
Ann's Church nt t n. m. Interment at New
Cathedral Cemetery.
MrGRATII. On September 1.1, 1013
UOSECELIA, beloved daughter of John ami
Mary Mctlrath, In her 11th icar, Relatives
nnd friends, alsoficague of tH? Sacred Heart,
ate Invited to nttend the funerni. on Satur
day, at S.3 n. m . from her parents real
dence, 21110 South 22d st. Solemn High Mass
of Requiem at the Church f St. Edmond at
10 a. m. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery,
McNAMEE. On September 14. 1015, ROSE,
wife ot John McNamee. aged (13 esrs. Rela
tives and friends ore invited to attend tho fu
nernl, on Saturday, at 8.30 a. m.. from her
late residence, 1201 Fnlrmount ave. Solemn
Requiem Mars at Our Mother of Sorrows'
Church at 10 a. m. Interment at Holy Cross
CcmvUry
McfUHI.LAN On Septen.ser 13, 1013.
marv Mcquillan, daugher of the "ato
Ldw.ird and Mory Gunn, from County Ferma
nagh, Ireland. Relatives and friends are In
vlted to attend the luneral, on Friday, nt
B.30 n. m., from the residence of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Elizabeth Carney, 1329 North Amer
ican st. Solemn Requiem Mass at bt.
Michael's Church at 10 a. m. precisely In
terment nt Holy Sepulchie Cemetery. Trenton
papers please copy.
MF.CUTCHKN. Suddenly on September 14
1915. WILLIAM V., beloved husband of Rose
Mecutcnen tneo Kscihclo) nnd son of lato
Jesse G. and Agnes Mecutcjicn, nged 48 years
Relatives nnd friends, also St. John's Lodge'
No. 3. A. F. and A. M., of llrldgeport. Conn '
Philadelphia Consistory, Lu Lu hhrlne: MonI
tesuma -Tribe. No 21, I. O. n. M.; Deputies'
Asaoctatlon of the same, aro Invited to attend
the funeral, en Friday, at 2 o'clock, from hlj
late residence, 282.1 North .Newklrk at. In
terment private, ut West Laurel Hill Ceme.
tery. Remains may be viewed on Thursday
evening, from 8 to 10 o'clock. Bridgeport
(Conn.) papers please copy,
MYERS. On Thursday, September IB. 1918
at Atlantic City. WILnuIl NEVTON
MYERS, huaband of Anni (nee Ellla). aged
40 yeare. Due notice of the funeral servlcea
will ba riven.
MORSE. Suddenly, at South Newfane, Vt.
on September 14. 1013. SARAH GOODNOW,
daughter of tho late John L. and Eleanor C.
Morse. Relatives und friends are Invited to
attend the funeral services, on Friday morn
ing, at 10 o'clock prcclsol), at the resldenco
ot her brother, Mr. J. Lewis Morse, 420
State road. Cynwyd, Pa. Interment private.
NORTON. Suddenly, on September 14.
WIS. JOHN E. ,K6llTON. Rel.Uve. an?
frlenda, also Apollo Lodge, No. 380. F and
A. M., and all other organizations of which
he vvss a member, aro Invited to Httend tho
funeral services, on Friday, at 2 p. m. pre.
eltely, at the chapel of Andrew J. Rnlr &
Fonr ilith and Arch sts. Interment private.
NUNOH8SF.lt. On September 15, THOMAS
TROII.L NUNGE8SER, In his POth year.
Ilolatlves snd friends are Invited to attend the
funeral services, on Thursday, at 8 p. m., at
tho residence of his son-in-law, J. w. Lettlg,
178 Llsmore ave., Glenntde, Pa. Interment at
Easton Cemetery, liaston. Pa.
OTTO. On September 14, 1018, CHARLES
ROWLAND OTTO, husband of Nettle Otto?
aged U3 ears. Relatives and friends, also
employes of Frank ford Arsenal, are Invited
to attend tho funeral, on Friday, at 2 p m
from his late residence, 4R3U Grlscom stl'
I'rankfnrd, Remains may be viewed Thurs
day, from 8 to U p. m. Interment at Cedar
Hill Cemetery,
l'YNE. Of diphtheria, at the parents'
residence. 100 N. (I)d st on September II,
1915. HARRY II., youngest child of Ed
ward M. and Illanche May Pyne (nee Faber).
Funeral and Interment strictly private.
HKUTTER. At portamoutb. a., on Sen.
teniber 13, 1015. GEORGE p.. .on of Mary
Reutter (nee lthret) and the late George I
lloutter, In hla 21st year. Relatlveiani
friends, alio Court Sheridan, No. 1, I, o Vi
a; Young Men's Sodality of St. Ilonlfa'clua
Church, and employee ot William Mann Com"
pany, are Invited to attend tho funeral on
Friday. .at Tji a, m from the re.lOence of
his mother, 2140 N, 6rkney st. Solemn R.
qulem Mass at St. Ronlfaclus Church at u
a. m. Interment at Holy Redeemer Cemetery
Friends may call Thursday evening from 8
to 10 o'clock.
ItlCKAIlDH At Avalon. N. J., on Septem
Per 14. IU11. Z. TAYLOR RICKAHDs. aged
00 years. Relatives and friends and Oriental
Lodge, No. 3hS, F. and A. M. , Columbia
Chapter. No. 91, and Ollvp Branch Lodge,
No. 113, I. O. O. F., are Invited to attend
the funeral services, on Friday at 2 d. m
at lata residence, 1712 N 53th at. Interment
at West Laurel Hill Cemetery, imerro"t
ItOTIIFUS On September 14, 1015. CATir.
ARINE A . widow ot Christian ltothfua. aged
M years. Relatives and friends, also members
of Pennsylvania Frauen Untrrstutsunc
Versln, No. 1. are Invited to sttend the u.
nerat services, on Friday, at 2 p. m.. at the
residence of her son. Wllllsm Rothfus. 2I2U
North 32d st. Interment at Olenwood Ceme
tery. rlOATTEltaOOI)-On September 14. loiH.
ANNA E.. widow of Thomas S. tJcarteriood'
aged 01 eara. Relatives and frlenda an tal
vlted to attend th funeral, on Siturdi? at
1 p, m.. from her Ute realdence, 1350 Eaat
lllttenhouso st.. Germantown. Interment Drl.
vats, at Fernwood Cemetery. Reman, may
be viewed on Friday, from 8 to lop. m y
BCIIKUFKLKOn Septemcer 14. loin.
WILLIAM V., son of 'the late ChrlstoprSft
dSie,! wlaow'Tfora .fflft
Invited to attend the funeral services. otT
Saturday, at 8 p. m., at b.r lats restdenc.
ltuatl.ton plkj abovs Norlbeaal Boulevard
Frankfard.... Interment private. Carrlssas
wUltwjRlngt Fnnkford a vs. aid UriJgl
SIMPSON On September 13. 191b. ma.
TILDA MoCOLaAN. widow ot James 8imoC
on. Relatives and friends are IbVlted Z
attend tbs funeral, oo Friday morning a?
8:30 o'clock, from the residence of rr Von;
Solemn Mass of Requiem at 8t. ChaVlea1
SXT CC.mVt.r?. Cl' l"ttmtai "CMS-
MmrWXtVVftaSf
sen of the late William blnmion. Relatives
and trlends an lnvled to attend funeral
srvles. cat Frtasy, at ) cv ta at Us
mother's rsjldance. 3028 8. Norwoo3 St. la.
tMWMit Nort Cedar Hill CatiSrr. !
saafcsjay las Yiewfcl , Thurad, m,, y u
By KEMBLE
Copyritht 1018, B, W Kembls.
M1STO-SCHMAL2 WQULD' - YpU
KIND AS TO Q ME A
OPIHIOM OK B4AT CYAn OS MIME
A ftCOHUN YAR CYAR
DEATH8
SI'IIINOEIt. On September IS. 1013.
ELIZAIIETIt, widow of Joseph Springer. Rel
atives and friends sre Invited tn sttend the
rtineral services, on Saturday afternoon, at
2 o'clock, at her late residence, 120 West
Haines st , Germantown. Interment private.
Remslns may be viewed Frldav evening.
bTKINMKTZ. Suddenly, on September IB,
llil.l. MARY E. widow of Uriah O. Stein
metz, nged C vears. Relntlves and friends
are Invited to nttend the funeral services, on
Friday, at 2 p. m., at lh residence of htr
pon, Alfted P. Stelnmeti, 2223 George's lane,
Wynnereld. West Philadelphia. Interment
private.
HTKU'AKT. -On Bcptember 14. 1015. WILL-
AM T.. husband of Mamie K Stewart (neo
Saylor-Van Aiken) and son of the late Charles
nnd Svrah Stewart (nee Cow ell). Helatlves
and friends, also Port Richmond Council,
No. 231. F. P. A., and all orsanlntlone of
vhlch he waa a member, aro Invited to
attend the funeral services, on Sunday, at
3-30 p. m ot hla late realdence, 3182 Wise
mont st. Interment private, st Belvue
Cemeteiy, Remains may be viewed on Sat
urday. Irom 8 to 10 p. m.
STOlllt On September 14. 1015. WILLIAM
RAYMOND, son of Albert and Hattle W.
Topham Stohr, aged 11 months. Relatives
and trlends sre Invited to nttend the funeral
services, on Frldav, nt 2 p. m.. at his par
ents' residence, 0033 Msln st., Germantown.
TANTU.M. In Spring Lske. N. J., on Sep
tember 13. 1015, GERTRUDE, widow of
James Tuntum. aged 7.1 years. Relatives
nnd friends are Invited to attend the funeral,
on 1 rlday, at 2 p. m., from her late resi
dence 321 Prince st.. Hordcntown, N J.
Interment at Rordentown Cemetery.
TEES. On September IB, 1015. ANNIE E-.
wife of Harry K. Tees nnd daughter of the
lato Daniel and Elizabeth McCleary. Rela
tives nnd friends are Invited to attend the
funeral services, on Saturday afternoon, nt
3 o'clock, at her lato residence, 313 E. Allen
M. Interment private. Monument Cemetery.
Remains may be viewed Friday evening. 8
to HI o'clock.
TITUS. On September IB. 1016, SARAH
13. TITfS. Relatives snd friends are Invltod
to attend the funeral servlies, on Ssturday,
at 3-30 p. m.. at the residence of her daughter-in-law,
Alice C. Titus. 3324 Crowson St.,
Germantown. Interment private.
VAN MINKI.E. On September 14, 1015,
WILLIAM, son of Salllo E. and the late
William Van Winkle, nged 20 ji-ars. Rein
Uvea and friends are Invited to attend tho
funeral services, Friday, nt 2 p. m., at oJt
Diamond st. Interment private.
WATERMAN. On S-ptember 14, 1013,
GEORGE U , husband ot Sarah A. Water
mnn (nee Whitley), aged U2 years. Relatives
and friends, also employes ot J. B. Stetson
Company, aro Invited to attend the funeral
services, on Saturday, at 2 p. m., at his late
residence, 4S2II Yoik road, Logan, Interment
private, ut Northwood Cemetery,
WII.I.IAMH. At his renldence, 222 Man.
helm St., Germantown, on September 11,
1111.1. WILLIAM It. WILLIAMS. In his Mj
j car. Relatives and friends, sl-s Palestine
ldge, No. 470. F. and A. M.; Falls of
BchuvlklU Lodge. No. 4117, I. O. o. F.. and
the Welsh Society ot Philadelphia, are In
vited to attend the funeral aervlces, on Fri
day, at 11 o'clock, at the apartments ot
Oliver II. Balr. 1S20 Chestnut st. Interment
nt Mount Vernon Cemetery. Friends may call
Thursday, from 7 to 0 p. m.
VINNI'.lt.At Newton, Pa., on September
14, 1B14, CHARLES 0. WINNER, aged 7.'
j ears. Relatives nnd friends ot the family
are Invited to attend tho funeral, from bis
lato residence. North Chancellor st.. New
town. Pa.. Friday, at 11 a. m. Train for
Newtown leaves Reading- Terminal at 0:23
a. m. Interment at Newtown Cemetery,
WRIGHT. Suddenly, on September 14. 1015.
WILLIAM i:.. ron of John E. and the ltto
Kato Wright. Relatives nnd friends are In.
ltcd to nttend the funeral services, on
haturday. at 2:30 p, m.. at his late resi
dence. 4213 Salem Bt.. Prankford. Interment
Crlvate, at Oakland Cemetery. Remains msy
e viewed on Friday, from 8 to 10 p. m.
NEW RATES
NEW RATES
NEW RATES
EVENING LEDGER
In Effect Sepfember H, ItlS,
Thla STYLE TYPE (or like this)
One time 13C.
Three limes one week 12M-
Biz times one week loo.
Situations Wanted, three times on week 10
cents per line.
Place your order for three or
more times and it will be inserted
in the daily Public Ledger at no
additional cost.
One or two time rate for Erxxiso Lidoxb
and Public) Ledger combined Is lu cents ner
line with the exception of Help Wanted and
situation Wanted, which la 13 cents per line
FOR
TYPE LIKE THIS Cor like this)
which Is permitted In all classifications ex
rept Help and Situations Wanted. Lost and
Found. Personals. Boarding and Rooms, add
five rents per line to any of abovs rates.
There is a drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at office rates.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
ADDRESSING and copying-; opening for younr
woman with knowledge of punctuation an5
i&'wr'cemrM" '" 0W" Rng.B gib.
BALL fringe finishers wanted lo work lnalde
and talis work homes nons but einerleiieid
need apply. F, W. Maurer & Sons Compiny
Wayre ave. and Bristol at. Taks No.23 car
on lllh at., gat oft at Brlatol at.
HOOKKEEPER in refined business hlsh
school or normal graduate! ilva particulars
about education and stste expVrlencI :".
. . .. M,t tucr lemrai.
BOOKKEEPER wanted) one experienced Tn
coal business preferred.' E IMBrJ,"
riiAittmnuATn A ... ... ."J '" . .
. . ., - v v v who waaningt win
L& SL 'UVu'r..n'st0f,Un "
CHAMBERMAID and waitress, whit.- i."Z
Line, wagea 15,50- M 8TOtg,y'og,..M''n
C"A3!DW0K ." "ailing. .Mist small
-mv , ill 1 7 " ,' '"" "oom g0,l'ub- i
CIHLUNUKHH Protestant for the.. -.7
smvll children Wll. Wdar afffo twS
PeUiam road, Mt. Airy. " y arternoon, 15
CLERICAL WpRK-WantSrveraT-TSiSV
ladles, roust be good penmen and neaVn
pearance. Apply if a , mtodagjuj'V,,'?'
CLERK with know edge ofidSioairsS-i
typewriting wanted bV a eoVaTto?, In Iti
Wkeetdng department, stafe age. Suil.
Cixyril WEAVKR8 wanted. Annly iohn"S
James Oobsoo. Inc., Blanket Mlla Hoott
ln Ktla t KehiA.III 1S, BCOH g
tans. Falls of ftehuvl'lilll
COOK and a chambermaid and waitreaa "S
mmvum. ia.tr w ?!'?-,!-. waiireas ror
Edgewater park, N. J.j CathoUe. Meet em.
gaSrY'ab,0dr,Lr toa"r' " " -i us
COOK and chambermaid, Protestants 2 alrla tn
fSdVerrtlc..'""1' P1' "'ttig'ilt.
CurtPalt'd e."5ffW!-Al
' 1 ' ' ' ' is t.
moV. S" " " ""' "" - w-a
ave., Ard-
" x-. - v. v. -. ksos. . .rfJM m
- OE. U I flUM- 'DOT A JVJ88HIAN WAR
EXPBfvri CA(r; LOOK AT IJD ,
Afl
?
A three-time Want
tells its message in both Ledgers
HELP WANTED FEMALE
DAY'S WORK, cleaning; come prepared to
work. (X)ITOreeneBt.. Oermantown.
DININO ROOM ATTENDANT, 30 to 40 years
old, for Instruction In country. Meet em
ployer.nooin E10j Publ le Ledger, P o'clock.
niRL, wblte, tor cooking and housework, tn
smsll family In Oak Lane; reference. Apply
phone Oak Lane l97 W. ,
OlllU experienced, white, for downatatrs
work and cooking, too in family; adults.
lit! Jefferson st
HOUSEKEEPER, working and housework; two
women to do entire work ot adult family
of four; Norrlstown, Ta. Interview Room ZJ0,
Publlc Iyedger. Friday, at 11 o'clock.
HOUSEKEEPIlIt (working) for email family,
auburba. Meet emploer for Interview Room
. 230, Public Ledger. Friday. 10 o'clock.
HOUSEWORK Wanted, neat, reliable white
woman for general houaew-ork; 2 In family,
suburbs; relerence. Telephone Cynwyd 184.
Apply 10 a. m. Friday, Room 2JO, Ledger
Office. (1th and Chealnut.
HOUSEWORK (general)-Whlte Trot, or col
ored: country. Meet employer for Interview
Room 230. Publlc Ledger. Monday, at 10 a. m.
HOUshwoilK-A neat, reliable glrlfor gen
eral housework, good wages; reference. S033
alton av... Westl'hlla.
NURSE or nursery gotcrnecs for three chil
dren. Apply Apt. S3, Tho Qladstone, 11th and
Pine, after 2 p. in. Only experienced nurses
with reference need npply,
NURSE, competent, Protestant, cafe child 2
jears old; must be good sewer: reference
required; city. 31 ain, edger ortlce.
NORSE lor child 7 months old: none but ex
perienced with beat references need apply.
H35S Woodbine ave., Overbrook.
OFFICE) WORK, youngwoman, "not over" 15":
good education moro essential than previous
experience. E 31(1. Ledger Central.
ORDER TAKER Olmbel Brothers require a
tall, refined oung woman. 23 to 35 years of
age, to sell Fremn gowns and' take orders
for dressmaking and tailoring; one with ex
perience In same line of work preferred.
Apply office of S. W. Miller, Uth floor, roar.
SECRETARY, experienced stenographer and
bookkeeper, well educated, familiar with med
ical work, for position In Atlantic City. Sre
Miss Dean, Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER. oung girl, not entirely
without experience, although same la leas
essential than mental alertness as eWdenccd
by knowledge of spelling and English gen
erally; accordingly moderate salary at start
with good opportunity for early advancement'
Apply in own handwriting, giving details ot
education, wages expected, whether living
at home, etc.. E 537. Ledger Central.
SlENOaitM'HER, experienced, accuraTeT
quick, electro, mechanical line; .Smith
Premier machine. P 201'. Ledger Office.
STENOORAPHER, experienced; able to oper
ote billing machine. Addreas L 1812, Ledger
Branch, 7thandOxford,
STENOORAPHER wanted; well educated and
with Insurance experience. Call Room 03, 420
Walnut at., between 12 and 2 Friday.
STENOORAPHEns.BOOKKEEPnRS.CLERKS
Are ou seeking a first-class position 7 See
Mls Dean, at Ledger Central. She will
advise you how to secure one, help jou write
your .tdvertlaement. Hat your qualifications In
the Commercial Department. Mlsa Dean has
helped hundrela ot oung ladlea and will ex
tend the same courteay to you. Thla Is a
free service to Ledger advertisers.
WAITRESS and chambermaid, white, compe
tent; also cook. Between 10 a. m. and 12,
.ovti iaincy .ittcp.
WAITRESS, white, experienced; reference.
C0l Drexel road. PhoneOverbrook 1070.
WAITRESS, Protestant; reference required;
private family. M 308, Ledger Office.
WHITE woman to assist with housework and
care of children; good home. Wyoming, 2553,
Mra. Wlsaler, 1001 Cayuga.
General
CLERKS Women wanted aa govt, clerka; $70
month; Phlla examinations coming; sample
questions free. Franklin Institute, Dent. i!3
O. Rochester, N, Y.
HELP WANTED MALE
BOOKKEEPER wanted by a corporation; one
who has had experience and understanda
thoroughly office routine; state age, salary
aeslred and full particulars as to business
(nfinArMAna. t? Jr.'f T 4 . -.,.
-,....-..-. M -.was. t-uari I-.-IIUUl.
BOOKKEEPER wanted; comp. typist; stale
salarn .xp'd. refa. and exp. 13 431. Led. Cent.
BOOKKEEPER wanted; one experienced In
. MM.. .. ....m. t, .,, wmger uent.
BOY wanted by large concern. Apply fully In
own handwriting; state salary expected. M
BOY. BRIGHT, wanted In lawyer's office":
wages 3.30 per week. Apply 108 South 4tti
l.OY for law office; salary tl.
Central.
IS 450, Ledger
CARD-STHIPPERS wanted, ll. R. Slmlater it
Bona, Nixon and Umbrla ata.. Manavunk
CHAlll FRAMERS wanted. Apply24T Smith
Oil n tl
CLOTH WEAVERS wanted. Apply John'"&
J,.V..8chWnrkjir'' &
CREEL-CARD FEEDER8 wsntsd! Apply
John & James Dobson, Inc., Blankst Mill
bcott's Isne, Falls ot Schuylkill. """ Mlu
i?2jwjmtiirtow&
, -' - -" F'fc wyuui. vs, eq. off.
KSTIMATOn for contractor, ons expe"rlsJed
tn taking off quantities In all branches and
&Jate!a. l9J P"lS
FARMER and general utility man," under'43"
2Son:'liybirouLs.rr!r'upycfo,ctk.,mt'lytr "
rsis&ff mw.r,.ut,.u1g.hu""pn
Address confidentially. P .04, ledger o"ne.
LATHE HANDS-Samlautomatlo OridTsTTAcH;
and Cleveland automatU, maehlns hand
wanted; first-class men only, highest wages
paid, Apply standard Roller Bearing (?o.
4Hth and Merlon ave. v ' '
MACIIINISTS-Two first -class machine 'oDsri
atora wanted. Apply American Engineering
Co., Aramlnro ave. and Cumberland it
MAN AND WjlFB twhlt.)7 Kod cooking and
houaework. two in famlly;uburbi, ons so
from trolley, stats nationality, wag.. !?:
peeled and If any experience is chluff.ur
good refereneea required. B ttl. Led. ?,?,;.'
MAI4 AND WlE' iwhitei wanted for .ntiri
work, email family, city bouae; reference!
required Apply Thursday, Preston
. phlWelphlaUuseums. 31th and Bouth ts! '
MAN, whits, for kltchenrutllltYr"fromM'"t
years; Institution in country Me"tnTlov
er Room 230. Public Ledg.ro " m t"'r"
ItUBMErtS' and polishers ' wsnted-on"rhTfa"
AEPly2 a 3th st. on '"alts.
OALIM JjlAAaER-,BulldTnBmaUrregperr.
enr absolutely pecesarvj pr.f. aomi ZiSl
familiar w)th th. ateel s-sr i bu.lnSJ? un?J
high-grade man considered; top-notch salary
will b. paid forth, best map available i Thi
Engineering Agency, T Inc. (Md suociaifu
yesr). 1804-iaW Monadnock Block- Chlclio l
6TF.NOOlAPrlER-Voung manrijToia-y-old.
accural, and fast en. lh. tyrVwWte?
,tat. salary wsnted. p aog, jdjfflnSTlr'r'
aATANTED.. a man thoroughly fsmTiiiTivlth
NVOoT,BNSPlNSfER wawJaTpplijoVrTX
I II
, OejMrral
INSURANCE agents nd "soUcltsra better your
'coadlttom rspreaent us In your jocaUtJi
Sliry c wajaaJMio-, Tor particulars ail
fiSM "" os PusiiTo''i'j.,,h.
3i6, 1915:
THAT CAR CERTAINLY IS RUSSIAN
. i
Ad costs only I2y2c
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
BILL CLERK Underwood and Royal ma
chines; a yesrs' experience. J 044. Led. Cent.
BOOKKEEPER. D. E., and stenographer: 10
rs.' exp.; tske charge office; handle corres.;
trustworthy and efficient. J 834. Led. Cent.
BUSINESS correspondent, dictaphone operator,
gen. office woman, wants position whene per
sonallty and ability count. J 840. Led. Cent.
CHAMBERMAID and asilst children; German
town preferred. M 221. Ledger Office.
CHAMnERMAID-Protestant girl wishes posl
tlon as chambermaid or parlormaid; good
rets.; city or country. 110 N. Woodstock st.
CHAMBERMAID, whit., competent and ex
perlenced. M 235. Ledger Office.
CHAMBERWORK and sewing, or assist with
. child: Welsh Protestsnt. M 301. Ledger OfIlc.
CHILDNURSE Refined, young, wblte Protes
tant; reference. M 802. Led ger Office.
CLERK, 3 years' experience, Oliver typist,
good on stencil work, filing and general office
duties. J B43. Ledger Central,
CLERK, experienced, neat penman, good at
figures; ambitious. J 730, Ledger Central.
CLERIC and asst. bookkeeper; 11 years' expert
ence; good penman. E 148. Ledger Central.
COOK, with reference, German, wlahes posi
tion In American private family, city or
suburbs. 1618 North 8th st.
COOK, downstairs work; no wash; colored;
city or auburba. M 228. Ledger Office.
CORRESPONDENT, young lady, well edu
cated, exp., familiar with pub. bus., capable
ot taking charge of dept. J 234, Ledger Cent.
DRESSMAKER wishes engagements by the
day. 708 8. ISth at.
EXPERT DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPER
AND OFFICE MANAGER OF EXCEP
TIONAL EFFICIENCY WISHES HIOH
CLA8S EXECUTIVE POSITION WITH
CHRISTIAN FIRM OR CORPORATION
WHERE SALARY WILL BE COMMENSl!
ItATB WITH BRAINS. TACT AND KEEN
BUSINESS ABILITY; 10 YEARS' EXPERI
LNCK AND BEST REFERENCES. J 032,
LEDGER CENTRAL.
GOVERNESS, teacher, cdltured. exp., desires
position after Sept. 15; children school oge:
country near Phlla. pref d; excel't refs. Miss
.. .... -Jmfc A-., M cm.n.Jm. ..yi-UUUII .U.. I'tKt
GOVERNESS Teacher, exp., Prot.. children 5
to 12 yra ; city or suburbs: highest refs. Gov
erness. 3221 Sansom st. Phone Preston 3008 W.
HOUSEKEEPER
(visiting) or companion
position desired by capable young woman;
apaoie
ton, irieraiic. leiepnone uvcrprooK D.113,
HOUSEKEEPER (WsltlngJ-ShopnlnB or tak-
Ing core of children during parents absence:
ref. Prot. woman; rtf. M 232. Ledger Office.
HOU8EKEEPER. works;., Prot.l suburbs pref.
Room 210. Public Ledger, bet. 10 and 12 a. m.
HOUSEKEEPER (rua.naglng)-Posltlon wanted
by competent, exp Protestant woman of re
nnement: accustomed to responsibility and
fond of children. B 4, Ledger Office.
HOUSEMOTHER, school or Institution, or
supervisor of apartment: Protestant; highest
credentials. M 224, Ledger Office.
HOUSEWORK (gen.), small fam.: no wnablng.
Ironing; country preferred. M 222. Led. Off.
HOUSEWORK, general; German Protestant:
no laundry; city. M 307. Ledger Office.
HOUSEWORK-Elderly woman, Prot.
family; ref. M 227, Ledger Office.
amall
LADY'S MAID Young Swedish girl wants po
sition: good sewer. Tel. Poplar BOai W.
LAl'rJDlTESs-Day's work or laundering at
home; reference. Call 207 Dickinson at.
LIGHT HOUSEWORK College educa'ted young
woman desires to exchange services, halt
time, for heme privileges In suburbs', excel.
cook; naes cnuqren. 'iei. warberth 013 D,
NURSE, graduate, wishes position. Phone Bel
mont 0070 W.
NURSERY GOVERNESS desires position; ex-
prnenceq; pest reis. re M. ieqger central.
PRIVATE 8ECRETARY, stenographer, office
executive: thoroughly exp. In Iron and steel
business; acted as secretary and purchasing
agent. J 441. Ledger Central.
STENOORAPHER. 4 years' excellent experi
ence, raoid and accurate, rood cnrreanAndn
desires permanent position. J 842. Led. Cent.
STENOGHAPHF.R-Rapld. touch operator; 6
years' exp.t capable: exceptionally good on
detail, correspondence. J .442. Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER, qualified by education and
experience to fill a responsible snd conflden-
.i Bcunwim iwj.uiwii. r. -i, i-eager uent
STENOGRAPHER. 4 years' excellent experl
ence, rapid and accurate, good correspondent,
desires permsnent position. J 842. Led. Cent.
STENOaRAPHER-aecretary Vasaar College
graduate; exp., capable of handling conn.ten
tlal and Important work. E 330, Led. Cent.
STENOGRAPHER, bill clerk, aaalstanrbookt
keeper, quick and accurate at figures; 3 yrs.'
experience. E 248. ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER, accurate and conaclentlous,'
desires position: moderate salary; reference.
A 224. Ledger Office.
STENOGRAPHER, recent graduate; Intel!!
gent, capable, not afraid of work. J 650.
Ledger Central. ,
STENOGRAPHER, expert: wide and valuable
experience covering 7 years; capable of re
sponsible position. E B48. Ledger Central.
BTENOaRAPIIER. thor. exp., accurate, rapid
depend., desires position. E 440. Led. Cent,
Dir,nuui.Anij.n anu leirnnone operator: 1
yr.'s exp.; ambitious. E .141. Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER, exp.: familiar with law
and mmm.r.1,1 wnrb V. RVl f A., .'.
- --- - . ..-.-.. -. -.. uer central.
STENOGRAPHER. 4 yeara' experience; ani
bltioua; quick; Intel.; ref. J 844, Led. Cent
STENOGRAPHER, comp.: 8 yrs.,-exn;Tbest
referencesi S10-S12. K 841 Ledger Central L
TELF.liroNfe OPERATOR and clerk, exp.. deT
slree Position where effort and application
will connt. B SISLedgerjCentral. K"v'""""
TVPIRT nesifea "extra work; apeclnratlona"
form letters, substituting, ste ; risinanft
rales-, addressing envelopes, special rata tl T.1
a 1000. B 310. ledger Central. ' ,,Ta
W0M AN. German. Protestant ."wlahTTposTuon
as working hskpr. or housework; with girl 8
.? LjedBr.NE cot JhliJ&Jeffereon;
WOMAN wlahei dapawork or waahlnrat
home: refereoces. bit N. Alder. w"mnr
YOUNjfJ" business woman7thoroughfy "exPerT.
enced in detail clerical work, qulcltl accurate
"..S8"": "'",' hwkkeeVer. deslresos!
with amall corp. offer, a future J 784.Led.Cen
TRUNG LA1V ot refinement dealreeposi"on
In o'flce of physician or dentist: Intirvt.w
solicited. J 740. Ledger Central "llerY"'y
WOMAN, colored, wants day's work of a-C
bivford -t.T FViK'" W1"
RKPIlT-HD STrOOnAPTTKTl. .Imoai
year, exp.; ambitious. B 240. ttAn
it a
Cent.
Through thy CommereUl Department at
Ledger Central. H large number of Trimi
have been able to secure eomnii.T
effice hslp-bookkeeperr st.nosTaTha?.
and elerlcsl girls. W nixt MmVyo.
are in need of an office assistant tail:
phon. your Hslp Wanted Vdlo'-'MS
K.ean ... ?? c'nral. Walnut Seoo
She will selsct competent girls and aV.K
mlt them for your eonaidiration. TWa"
Is a fre. Mrvlce to Ledger. advertlSrs
Sesieeal
St.nograBhr., typi.t.'and sp.curtctatu-.
operatcrs aupplled on short notlci '"""
Plwoes. Wslnut'TSM Bai ,?i.
i iini i m UFsasi ai ft im-ti-.a...
MTtTATIOM yrATTXiyXAZ
g
)n FiCtES lMj TACKVAfine
T
per line per day. ft,1
all day long.
BITUATI6nB WAIs7rED--At
BOOKKEEPER. 23. with 2 years' experteneal
ambitious to start low. with chance ffSTiSi '
vancement. E 1R IaI. ... - as.
' "" "4va.
DOOKKEErER, auditor or Clerk, 27, slruS: 4
0 years last oosltlon! nisht ...Ij.-l .J'
counting, E 181, ledger Central.
-i
IlOOKKEEPEn. exp. account., off. mgr..wl
pos. heavy bond If required, n 213. Led, op
BOOKKEEPER, clerk, 22, with B years' sa!
perlence, knowledge stenography: excillnt
reference. B 187. Ledger Central. """'
BOOKKEEPER-ACCOUNTANT with tenslts J
manufacturing experience wants pernufntM i
position. E f38. Ledger Central. ,,ij
BOOKKEEPER will tak. '.. . - 1
BUTLER, white, experlienced: best referenceV
good worker, n 9fn i.rf.. a- rw,c'
CHAUFFEUR llV mMHIa-aaaM ..... t J'-
" -- .a. vmce.
!frri'jnc' "ful driver jVellabl.eferem,-
. -.w.w . in., a,e om- up!
" m1' areiui city snd country driver: ex.
Ingford.
i"m (
CHe.Ja,.FE.U.n.'t m!chanlc, white, married; .eoi "1
Brl8r.:L"ed,gCerVfnT.Pen,nC'i '00d . 4
CHAUFFEUR mechanic, 13 yeara' experlese'i i
conaclentlous ilrliar ..,-ni... ... iCTfiJ ',
Boatoaave: ' '""""' "" "" " ,
CHAUFFEUR-Single. 6 years' exp., any car'
city reference. M 218. Ledger Olflc."'
CL'Ai'FIr.KUR "Ol. gardener-All-irounTntnl.
good reference. M 303. Ledger Ofllc. . ?'
CHAUFFEUR-Three .years' exp.Va'Vea'raT
Place: country preferred. B 210. Ledger Otfl,
C1.llKJ'."!5t??a-?i..??5L..n"r H5L
fully engaged In almllar capacity, varied xiS
perlence, mechan.-itmct. desljtn, exec abttr
Initiative. 31. deilrea change. j ilTLed.'oJfc
CI-.KRK,
ext).. 1
s saj. uura snn innrniisVT. n --
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Tt. V-11fntt.TTtah.-. .... JJ 'V-f. '
n, o yearj' .
C- D., 53M
Pulaski ave.
i. 1 .sw.fc a isiiit Jaiy 11. iris
COLLECTOR, with 2.1 veara' avn.rl.nra il
record, forceful personality, capable ot OH
l?fl a po'Mm oi ,rUBt- E ,53- Ledger Cm-
E?JFUZ'1K ,PO?lTlON-Capabie and
getlc professional man of 42. good hxblu
and clurarter and with several .years' Dull
ness experience, desires to change ts aa
executive position: salary need not be"lar-. -until
worth Is proven. B 302. Ledger Offlct,
GARDENER and florist., single, thoroughly at- 1
perienced, wishes Chang, position: Imtltutlos' '
or country estate; best refs. B 118. Led, OfU i
GARDENER wsnts nosltlon. marrlad n
stands work of gentleman's place; references.'!'
.... uiniuiw.. ave., uryn mawr. 1
OAHDBNER-florist, life experience; ref,; small
family. Box .14. Gwyneddjallev. ra.
MAN AND WIFE, colored i wife, cook: rasoT
houseman. M .'ton. ledger Office.
NURSE .Male maseeufdeslres po'ltlon. edn-
cated. companion or secretary to Invalid r.
tleman. B 114. Ledger Office.
SALESMAN. 2R. with 0 years' experience In
mechanical lines, thorough knowledge of rue
chlnery. E 132. Ledger Central.
SALESMAN. 20 years' experience; can give
best of reference, have sold office specialties
and advertising specialties. B 211, Led. Off.
8ALESMANr29. now employed fexceTlent rea
son for changing: 0 yeara' experience road
work and managing. E a.. Ledger Central.
VALET, attendant: refined young man; ex.
perlenced: references. E ESQ. Ledger Central.
VALET Man wishes position as valet; good
references. 4. Ledger Office.
WATCHMAN, day, wlahea position with bank
or trust company: unquestionable referenco.
I'hone 11.'12 Germantown.
YOUNG MAN. wft educated, understands
Spanish and English thoroughly. long cost,
merclst experience, desires position with a
concern having South American trade er
. willing to develop It, E 041, Ledger Cent.
YOUNO MAN. 22. 4 .years' experience, wants
posltior In advertising dept. of a good.
liable concern: best ref. E 443. Ledger CrM.
YOl'NO MAN. IP. hlsh school graduste. d'
-iir. Hi,uifin in oince: siock proxer
prf
irrr j. r. .nt, logger central.
TO LBARN to drive automobile: prTvate fa--lly:
no compensation until qualified: beat ret
aranm CI-I I..I-... ..
JAPAJP!.ClP!rnnV --.--ll.nf . ..t. .n a ..n '1
capable of taking entire charge: honest,' sober,
truatwo.hy; Al refs. rhon. narlng7ia
JAPANESE wants position (""cook'or butler;
city or country: has good reference. ToUo
Iwa. ;() N. ISth st. T
ELDERLY man. exp. hardwood flnlrhlns.
painting, repairs. E 434. Ledger CentraL
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES h
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MRS. IIAHVEY, 101O Rlttenhouae sq. Flrat- v,
class gardener, D years' experience, 2 lean
with last employer, desires position wlthM I
house on the place, moderate wagea; address j
Gardener. Wsnted. this morning, number ef I
M0 cooks. Catholic, Protestant laundresses, f
number of Swedlshand German girls, English ,v
second-men. German butlers. English sad
Merman couples, experienced nousem eios,
Protestant kitchen maids, nurses; references
required.
NICHOLLS, 102(1 ftalnbrldge at, has compe
tent male and female help for all capacities,
including English butlers snd second-mea
Wanted. Swedish and German cooks. SA and
fO; other cooks, SH to' 41; Protestant psrlsr
o.,ua, vi i niiurrarii au IOUBenislUB. e- IBT"
a iioua t-ocusi lou.
M.,r. iMivA...4a, ,v nsnayiu a... n. -: .
era! competent cooks, chambermaids, trslned
waitresses, girls for rhsmberwork and wslt.
Ing, parlor maids, ladles' maids, nurses. T
girls woud like positions In Jersey, Protes
tants and Cathollca: references..
t.ncf a.-. . v.nf- mm a - i.--vm,.
WANTED, cooks, chambermaids, chllrinurst.
housework girls, housekeepers and half-gross
girls. Miss Rose Dougherty, 1313 Qlrard ava,
FRENCH. German, lrlaTi7SwTshelplbeli
vexes, situations procured; refined farollloa:
city, suburbs. Sma,irs, 2133 Cypress bfl. Sprun
IDnAU 1S.11 Reed-Flnt-class ref. help sup
plied, white, or colored, Phone Dickinson Jf"'
MADAME ASHE. IBM Christian. French en!
Ployment offlce: all kinds of flrst.clsss h
M RS. KAfJE. Sit S, Ipih St.. wants all kln
of " flrst-clsss whit, heln -with references. . ,
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ATJTOX0BIT.E&
G A RAGE
New, Modern, Fireproof
Garage
2.1st and Brandywine Sts,
Storage and Repairs for
Pleasure; and Commcrdal CaiH
'Apply Superintendent
Joseph G. Darlington & Co.
1126-1128 Chestnu St.
or at 21st and Brandywine Sti.'
Tr Kale
. . . . MUD4ION.
Ready for Immediate dsHveryi rebuilt tour
ing cars) roadst.rs.-electrlo lights, and ssl
ers; some of our late mrts T,-0 touring;
OOMKRY.CUWAHT2.
1M N- Broad sd! Pbll.d.lpcita.
CAiM .? If.tourlBg t-passengeri XI "con:
dttlons tires Ilk. mwi car st.wly painted
prlc. Iloou. ceoy. 'isnu If cWslrsd.
iiQC-3r0jyu!f' MinCrket. Lo,t 130.
HA.NICB. Msr.t'ichns. Cut Dept.
PfrSaI5a "K''?li- '0T-WsmPr.
JJII, rtssoBtble, or .xcliina. for Ford ruo
SSSr'a ! c,r' od toalitton, extra tlr
gT eatsa, rl-s. Address U 445. tlWe
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