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LIEUTENANT LYNCH DIES
Detective Succumbs to Injuries Re
ceived in Performance of His Duty
Two Weeks Ago
Lieutenant of Detectives John Lynch
died last night In St. Mary's Hospital as
the remit of a fractured skull. Incurred
two weeks bro, when ho slipped and felt
while chaslne nn automobile.
The lieutenant, whose home was at 2018
Venango street, was passing Broad and
Clearfield streets with Detective Mul
hollsnd when thoy saw a youns woman
thrown from an automobile. The chauf
feur of the car then started to speed
away. Lynch and Mulholland pursuing.
After running about a block Lynch
slipped and fell heavily, striking on his
head.
Captain of Detectives Robert D. Cam
eron wept when he attempted to tell the
detectives of Lieutenant Lynch's death
at the roll-call today. "I can't fully ex
press myself, boys," he sold, "for no
words can bring him back, but we've all
lost a good friend and the public has
lost a faithful servant."
Ex-Director Porter later called up Cap
tain Cameron on the telephone and asked
to be Informed of the funeral arrange
ments so that he might attend the fu
neral. Mr. Porter praised Lynch In the
highest terms and said that he had rein
stated him when he was dismissed from
the force several years ago, because he
believed the dismissal was for political
purposes, and the services and knowledge
of Lynch were too valuable for the city
to lose.
The lieutenant showed improvement
after spending a few days at the Samar
itan Hospital. He Insisted on going to
his home, despite the advice of physi
cians. Several days later his condition
became so serious that he was hurried
to St. Mary's Hospital, where physicians
found It Impossible to save his life.
The widow and two daughters. It and 11
years old, survive.
Lieutenant Lynch was born In Phila
delphia January 5, 1873. He was appointed
patrolman February 2$. 1894. His work In
that department soon brought him promo
tion to the Detective Bureau. Under the
administration of Captain of Detectives
Cameron he became a lieutenant and he
was looked upon as the "right-hand man"
or the captain at City Hall.
One of the most notablo exploits of the
lieutenant was his capture of Arthur
Hutton, wanted, for a $13,000 embezzlement.
In 1809. The arrest was made In the West.
In 1)13 the lieutenant played an Important
part In breaking up the gang of New
York gunmen said to have been Imported
to this city to make trouble in the gar
ment workers' strike.
REV. CHARLES W. BICKLEY
Pastor of Memorial Methodist Church
Dies in Son's Home
The death of the llev. Charles W. Blck
ley, pastor of the Memorial Methodist
Episcopal Church, 8th and Cumberland
streets, occurred last night at the home
of his son, Dr. O. U. Blckley, 1429 South
Broad street. For 60 years Doctor Blck
ley had been a member of the Philadel
phia Conference of the Methodist Epis
copal Church.
Doctor Blckley was descended from a
family of clergymen and waa responsible
for bringing four of his nephews Into the
ministry. They are Oeorge H. Blckley,
O. Blckley Burns, V. E. Rorer and
Charles Wesley Burns, nil of whom oc
cupy pulpits In Philadelphia.
Doctor Blckley was recognized as a
powerful speaker and was Identified with
many Important undertakings in this city.
He was educated In Dickinson College and
began his service In the ministry when
only 19 years old. He Is survived by a
widow, two sons Dr. Georgo H. Blokley,
of the Hahnemann Hospital, and Dr.
Lloyd D. Blckley and a daughter, Mrs.
George S. Baton, of Pittsburgh. Mrs.
Blckley is president of the Women's
Home Missionary Society of the confer
ence. CAPTAIN O. S. WILLEY
Veteran of Civil War and Former
Commander of Revenue Cutters
Captain Owen B. Wilier, of Washington,
who retired several years ago from the
"United States Revenue Cutter Service,
died at his home lata yesterday, accord
In, to Information received today by his
friends In this city.
Captain Wllley, who waa TI years old,
formerly commanded the revenue cutters
Washington and Algonquin, which were
stationed at this port. Several of his
nieces and nephews reside In this city.
Captain Wllley entered the navy at the
age of It, and when the Civil War broke
out enlisted with a Washington regiment
and was rapidly promoted until he
reached the rank of major.
When the revenue cutter service was
reorganized following the war, he was
commissioned a lieutenant In the service
and 'later promoted to captain. II0 is
swvtved by his widow, a brother and
twe sisters.
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ClIAKUE? WKSkET UlCKI.KV. D. D , at
tlie rrsldrnce of his son, 147U South I! road
et. Due notice ot the funeral will be zlven.
HIUSCOK. On October 4. 1V1(, CI.AUr.NCi:.
husband of Annlo Ii. Urlscoe (nee Tully).
Relate en and friends, alio Integrity Council,
No. S3S, F. T. A., Court Federal, No, 08, F.
of A.I employes of Philip Griffith", bona
Enelope Co., are Invited to attend funeral
servlcce, on Thureday. at 2 p. m., at his late
residence, 2n21 8. 10th St. Interment at
Mount Momh Cemetery. Itemalns may be
Mewed on Wednesday, between 8 and 10 P. m.
HUNIIICK. On October 3. 1013. MART A.,
widow of the late William Wallace Ilundlck,
aged 07 )ears. Relatives and friends are In
v tM to attend the funeral servlcee, on
Thursday, at 2 p. m., from her eon-ln-law a
residence, Frank McConnell, 2023 Snyder
aenuo. Interment private, at Fcrnwood
Ccmeterv. Remains may be Mewed on
Wednesday, after T p. m. Auto funeral.
11UKGKSS. Suddenly, on October 4, 1915.
UEOItan. hueband of Sarah Burgees nea
O Oonnelt) and eon ot i:ilen and the lata
David Durgeas. Helutlves and rrlende, also
emplovfs of Baldwin's Locomotive Works, are
Imltcd to attenJ the funeral eervicee. at his
late residence. 232 Hampden ae Narberth,
Ph., on Thursday. ,it 2 p. m. Interment at
Odd Fellowa" Cemetery, Olodwyn, Ta.
llUItl.INO. At Manila, Philippine Islands,
on October 2, 1015, of tjphold. SAMUtl.
RECKURSS, husband of Uvelyn and aon of
the late Jane Reckless and General Oeorge C.
Burling.
CALmVELU On October 4. 1015, 1.TICY
C. wife of James W. Caldnell and daughter
of Irabella and the lata Samuel Haley. Rela
tive and friends aro Invited to attend the
funeral ser!ces, on Sunday, at 3 p. m , at
the lesldence of her hueband, 772.1 Bulst avc.
Interment trtnte. Friends may call on
Saturday, from s to 10 p. m.
CLAYTON. On October 5. 1015, JOSEPH,
husband of Elizabeth B, Clayton. Due notice
o( the funerit will bo given, from his lata
residence, 223 South 11th st.
CONNOR On October 4, 1015. JOSEPHINE,
widow of Joseph Connor and daughter ot the
late Patrick and Ellen llannon. Relatives
and friends are Invited to attend the funeral,
on Friday, at .10 a. m., from her mother's
residence, 418 E. Ashmcad St., Germantown.
CORSON. On October 4, 1915, STILWEIO.
T.. husband of the late Sarah Coraon. aged
75 years. Relatives and friends, also mem
bera of Simpson Memorial M. E. Church, ara
Invited to attend the funeral services, on
Wednesday, at 8 30 p. m., at the residence
of his son. Harold Corron. 5817 Catharine st.
Interment on Thursday morning at Peters
burg. N. J. Automobile aervlce.
COSTELLO. On October 4. 1015, PATRICK,
husband of Catharine Costello (nee Hand).
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
the funeral, on Thureday, at 8 30 a. m.. from
his late residence. 312 N. Horton st. (tM
and Vine). High Mass at Our Lady of the
Rotary Church, at 10 a. m. Interment at
Holy Cross Cemetery.
DOUmVIN. On October 8, 1015, CARMEN
Ii. wife ot William F. Doudwln (nea Dough
erty), aged 21 years. Relatives and friends
sre Invited to attend the funeral services, on
Thursday, at 2 p. m. precisely, at her late
residence, 2527 Nicholas st. Interment pri
vate at Fernwood Cemetery. Friends may
csll Wednesday, after 8 o. m.
DYKK. On October 5, 1915, WILLIAM M.,
husband of 8usan Dillworth Dyre and son of
V. Milton and Mary McCarthur Dyre, aged 40
years. Relatives and friends are Invited to
attend the funeral services, on Friday, at 2
p m.. at the apartments of Kirk & Nice,
tilOl Main St., Germantown. Interment pri
vate. ELLIS. On Second day. Tenth Month 4th,
MATILDA STACKHOUSE, widow of Charles
J. Ellin, In her 87th year. Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend the funeral, at
the residence of her son, Harvey Ellis, 5228
Laurens St., Germantown (near Queen Lane
Station, l'enna. R. It.), on Fifth-day, at
2 p m.
FISHER. On October 4, 1015, FREDERICK,
husband of Catharine Fisher (nee Bauer),
aged 0? years. Relatives and friends, also
members of Meridian Sun Lodge, No. ir.8.
F. and A. M. : Oriental Chapter, No, 133:
members of Good Shepherd Church, Ells
worth Temple, No. 3. 0. U. A., aro Invited
to attend the funeral, on Saturday, at 1 p.m.,
from his late residence, 2211 Memphis st.
Services at Church of the Good Shepherd at
2 p. m. Interment at Hillside Cemetery.
IXESIING. On October 5, 1015, EMMA V
daughter of the late James and Catherine
Fleming. Relatives and friends are Invited
to atttnd tha funeral services, Saturday, at
2 p. rn.. at her lata resldnce. (1149 Walnut
at. Interment private at Mount Moriah Cem
etery. GALLOWAY. Suddenly, on October 5, 1015,
MARY S. OALLOWAY (nee Douglass), wife
ot nobert II Galloway, Br., ot Charlestown,
Md. Relatives and friends sre Invited to
attend the funeral services, on Friday, at 2
&, no., at the residence of her son, Robert
. Galloway, Jr., 6840 Montrose st., West
Ihll&delphla. Interment private. Friends
may call on Thursday, from 8 to 10 p. m .
GIBSON. Suddenly, on October 4, 1915,
GEORGE J-, husband of Mary L. Gibson.
Relatives and friends, also Crescent Council,
No. 204. N. A. N.. snd Apollo Castle, No. 3,
IC ot O. E.. are Invited to at(end the funeral
services, on Saturday at 1 p. m . at his
1st residence. 0107 Walnut st. Interment
private, at Northwood Cemetery. Remains
may be viewed on Friday evening.
DLACKIN. Suddenly, on October 4. 1915,
AUGUSTUS P. OLACKIN, husband of Mary
J. Glackln. Relatives and friends are In.
vtted to attend tha funeral, on Thursday, at
8:30 a. m.. from his late residence, 2013
Pemberton st. High Requiem Mass at St.
Charles' Church, at 10 a. m. Interment at
Cathedral Cemetery,
ORACI On October 3, 1016. AONES S..wlfs
of William C Oraul and daughter of Will.
Ism and tha late Mary McCooley. Relatives
and friends are Invited to attend, the fu
neral, from her late residence, 3845 N. Percy
St., on Thursday, at 8.30 a. m. High Mass
of Requiem at St. Stephen's Church, at 10
a. m. Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cem
etery. HAGOAKTY, On October 2. 1915, HELEN
ELIZABETH HABSETT, widow of John
Haggarty, Relatives and friends are Invited
to attend the funeral, on Thursday, at 8 30
a. m.. from her lata residence, 48 N. Both
St. Solemn High Mass ot Requiem at tha
Church of Our Lady ot Victory, at 10 a. ro.
precisely. Interment at New Cathedral Cem
etery. HARE. On October 5.1018, MARY A..wldo
of John C Hare. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend the funeral services. Frl.
day. at 2 p. m at her late residence, 2228
N. 17th st. Interment at West Laurel Hill
Cemetery.
IIK.88KRT.On October S, 1915, ELIZA
BETH S.. wife of George Hessert, aged 70
roars. Relatives and friends are Invited to
attend the funeral, on Thursday, at 2 p. m ,
from her son-in-law's residence, irnrrv rmil.
tr. 20M Bridge st. Frankfard. Interment
fi
it rorm veuar mil cemetery, itemalns may
:e viewed on Wednesday, between 8 and 10
p. m.
HODGES On October S, 11B, LAVINIA.
wife of William J. Hodges, Br., and daughter
of, tha late Robert Lear, in her 74th year
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
the funeral services, Thursday, at 2 p. m., at
her lata residence, 1318 Hrown st Itemalns
en view Wednesday evening between 7 and 9
o'clock. . Interment private. Do j let town
papers please copy,
HOFFMAN At Palmyra, N. J., on October
o. 1915. MARY SHAW, widow of Martin B.
Hoffman. Relatives and friends ara invited
to attend the funeral services, on Thursday,
at 71B p. m.. st her lata residence. Melrose
and Columbia ave. Palmyra. Conveyance
will meet train leaving Market at. ferry for
Palmyra C3 p. m. Interment private.
KKKN On October 6, 1918, AMELIA F
wife of George W. Keen. In her 4ttn year.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
the funeral services, on Thursday, at 2 p. m.
precisely, at cbuler"s, Broad and Diamond
ta. Interment strictly private.
KLKIN. On October 4, 1915. WILLIAM,
son of Abraham and Rachel Klein,' la We
2tHh year. Relatives and friends are Invited
to attend tie funeral, on Thursday, at 10
a. m.. from the residence ot hi Mrents, 1618
B. etti st. Isvunsent at Mar Juda Cemetery,
.Please omit Sowers. i
LAWRKNCsL On Oetober B, 1915, ELLA A.,
widow of William Lawrence, Due notice of
the funeral will be givatf. from her lata reel
denre. 410 8. Mb st.
JJUTKlsAN. On October a, llft, VU8AN,
Mow of William . Lasrakan, in bar 7t)th
ear. WalssWw and friends are Invited to at.
teakf fuaaesl service, on Saturday, at 2 p.
as., at br late reaadanee, 2SS K. Otrard ave.
ltermeat at Jsoaot PaWot Oeabetery.
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MIKENS On October 4, 1015. EMILY ZEL
LEY, daughter of the late Charles J, and
Emily A. Lukens. Relatives and Irlends are
tnlvted to attend the lunoral services, Friday,
nt 1 p m., at her late residence, 2033 W,
Ontario st Interment prlvnto,
LYNCH, On October B, 101S. LIEUTENANT
JOHN 11 LYNCH. Due notice ot lunrral
will be given ftom his lato residence, 2018 W.
Venango st
MACKINTOSH. On October 4, 1015. MARI
A.N'NK 8., widow ot Henry 1). Mackintosh,
of Boston, nnd daughter of the late James
M. und Harriet It. Acrtsen, ot this city.
MANEELY. On October S. 101S, OEOROE
W. C MANEELY', husband ot Ellen Msneely
nnd son of the late David and Sarah Maneely.
Relatives snd friends are Invited to attend
the funeral, on Friday, at 7 30 a. m., from
his lato residence, 1715 N. Front at. Mass at
St. Michael's church at 0 a. m. Interment at
Holy Cross Cemetery.
MARCY. At Unngor, Me., on October 8,
1013, MARY M., widow ot Samuel S. Marcy.
Relatives aud friends aro Invited to attend
her funeral, from Mrs. Sallle Nelson's resi
dence, 078 Washington st. Cape Msy, N. J.,
on Thursday, at 1.30 p. m. Interment Cold
Spring Cemetery.
MAKNIE. Suddenly, on October 8, 1018,
FDW1N G husband of tho late Sarah A.
Marnle. Due notice of the funcrsl will be
given, from 1424 Snyder ave.
JlcCALU On October 4. 1015, JOSEPH L.,
son of John 7. and Mary A. McCall Rela
tives and friends aro Invited to attend the
funeral on Saturday, at 8..IU h. m., from his
parents' residence, 2137 Flora st (near 2'ith
and Qlrrrd live). High Mass ot Requiem
at St. lV.incls' Church at 10 a. m. pre
cisely. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
McCORD. Suddenly, on October 6, 1018,
MARY' ELLEN, wife of George McCord. aged!
81 years. Relatives and friends aro Invited to
attend the luneral services, Wednesday, at 8
p. m.. at the apartments of Oliver 11. Bulr,
1820 Chestnut St. Interment at Wlnchestor,
Va , on Friday Baltimore, Md., and Wash
ington. D. C. rapers please copy.
McCULI.OL'GH. On October 4. 1015. MARY
T. oaughter of the late Charles snd Mary
E." McCuIlough Relatives and friends are In
vited to attend the funeral, on Thursday,
at 8 a. m from her late residence, 128 Do
LAncey st. Solemn High Mass of Requiem
at St. Joseph's Church at ti:M o clock. In
terment at J1U iameurui v-eujeinry.
MENDISIIALI Suddenly. I
l)el . on Uctobcr 4, 1013, WIL
DINHALL. aged 70 yetrs.
at Wllmlnaton.
ILLIAM O. MEN-
S. ItelstlvPH nnri
f.f.nd. nn Invited to attend the funeral
services, at his late residence. 1401 Pennsyl
vania ave., on Thursday, at 2 p. m. Inter
ment private
MILLER. On October 4, 1015. WILLIAM
II.. husband of the late Elizabeth W. Mil
ler Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the luneral wrvlces, on Thursday, at 2
?. m , at the apartments of Oliver H. Balr,
S20 Chestnut st. Interment strictly private.
Remains may be viewed Wednesday, from
7 to 0 P. rn.
MOFFET. On October 3, 1915, NANCY,
widow ot William MorTet aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
the funeral, on Thureday, at 2 p. m., from
ner lato residence, 3U11 Wltte at. Interment
at Greenwood (K. o P.) Cemetery.
MORRIS. On October 3. 1915. JOHN J.
MOltltlS, sorr of Mary Startler and the late
Michael Morris, aged 27 years. Relatives and
friends, alio the League of the Sacred Heart,
aie invited to attend the funeral, on Thurs
day, at 7.30 k. m., from his mother's resi
dence, 101 E. Haines St., Germantown. High
Mass at St. Vincent do Paul's Church, at u
a. in. Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cem
etery. O'NEILL. On October 6, 1015, CHARLES
P., son of Rose McLlnchey and the late
John O'Neill. Relatives and friends, also
League ot Sacred Heart of St Veronica's
Church, are Invited to attend the funeral, on
Saturday, at 8 30 a. m., from his late resi
dence, 230 North Orkney st. Solemn Requiem
Mass at St. Veronica's Church at 10 a. in.
precisely. Interment at New Cathedral Ceme
tery. PAUL. At Boston, on October 6, 1015,
OQLESBY PAUL, son of Frank W. and
Florence O. Paul. Funeral from hla late
rexldence, Vlllanova. on Saturday, at 3 p. m.
Interment private.
QUEUING. On October 3, 191B, CHRIS
TIAN, beloved husband of Catherine Querlng,
Relatives and friends, also employes of tha
Eastlakn Manufacturing Company, aro In
vited to attend the funeral services, on
Thursday, at 2 p. m , at his late residence,
1410 Adams ave., Frankford. Interment at
Greenwood (K ot P.) Cemetery.
RIDGWAY. Suddenly, near Columbus, N. J.,
on October 5, 1U13. HANNAH ANN RIDG
WAY, widow of Jonathan Rldgway, aged 83
years. Relatives and friends are Invited to
attend tho funeral, from the realdence of her
son-in-law, I.. N. Armstrong, near Columbus,
N. J., on Friday, at 2 p. in. Interment at
Columbus Cemetery.
ROWLAND. On October B. 1018, ANNA E ,
daughter of the late Albert G, and Ellsa L.
Rowland. Relatives and friends nrs Invited
to attend the funeral services, on Friday,
at 11 a. m. sharp., at her late residence,
1832 North 19th st Interment strictly pri
vate. RUFF. At his late residence. 2512 North
Hancock St., OEORGE W. RUFF. Due no.
tlco of the funeral will be given.
SANbON. On October 4. 1015, ROSINA M.
WEST, widow of Aaron I. Sanson and
daughter of the late Evan and Roslna M.
Truman, In her K'.ith year. Relatives and
(lends aro Invited to attend the funeral
services, Thursday, at 2 p. m., at the apart
ments of Frederick Mann. Jr., lsth st. below
Montgomery ave. Interment private at Mt.
Moriah Cemetery. Remains may be viewed
on Wednesday after 7 p. m.
BAYLOR On October 4. 1918. JAME8 M.
BAYLOR, aged 79 years. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend the funeral
services, on Thursday, at 2 p, m at his
late residence, 300Q Lancaster avs. Inter
ment private, at west uiurei tun cemetery,
SCHI.MPF. On October S, 1018, FRED
ERICK, husband of Ida and son of Elisabeth
and the late Peter Bchlmpf, aged 8tl years,
Relatives and friends, also Port Richmond
Baptist Church, Animal Product Co., and
I oik a Tribe, No.' 37U, I. O. It M are In.
lted to attend funeral, on Thursday, at 2 p.
m., from hla late realdence, 2430 K. Indiana
ave. Interment prlvpte, Qreenmount Ceme
tery. SCinVAJtZ. On October B, 1018. JENNT P.,
wife of George F. Bchwarx. Funeral serv
ices and interment private, on Thursday
afternoon Friends msy csll Thursday, from
12 30 to 2 p. m., at ber husband's residence,
31 Cricket ave., Ardmore. Pa,
8INEX On October 4, 1018, MAHY C. DUF
FIELD 8INEX, widow ot Joseph H. 8lnaz.
Relatives and Irlends are Invited to attend
the funeral services, on Friday, at 2 30 P.
m. precisely, ut the residence of her grand
daughter, Mrs. Thomas McCoy, 7101 Green
wsy ave. Interment private, at Mount Moriah
Cemetery Remains may be viewed on Thurs
day, from 8 to 10 p. rn.
STEVENS On October 4, 1918. LOUISA,
wife ot Charles W. Stevens. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend the funeral
services, on Friday, at 2 p. m., at the rest,
dence ot her nusband, 8224 Walton ave. In
terment private,
VAN 8CIVEK On October . 1918, JAMES
C, VAN 8CIVER, Br., In hla 70th year.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
funeral Thursday at 2 P m . from the
residence of his son, James C, Vsn Bclrer,
Jr., rl2 fi. 81st at. West Philadelphia. In
terment Fcrnwood Cemetery.
WARRINGTON. On October S, 1918, JAMES
WARRINGTON. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend the funeral services, on
Thursday, at 2 p. on., at bis late residence,
G20O Westminster ave. Interment at Meet
Laurel Hill Cemetery, s
VVKLLBANKV-On October 8.191B, MARY J.,
wlte of Harry- e Welluenk, in her 05th year.
Relatives3 and Wands are Invited to attend
the futeral. cnThursdsy. at 2.30 p. ro., from
her late resloanre. Lower Gwynedd, Pa.
Services at the Church of the MessUh at 8
p, m. lnterrnsnt In adjoining Cemetery,
Friend, uke train leaving Reading Terminal
at IM to Awycedd Valley Station.
WMITK, At'her late resldsnce. East Goshen,
pa., on October 8, 10lt MARIA HBATH.
daughter of the late William and Sarah
FrtuierKa White. Funeral services at KpU
copal Church of the Good Samaritan, at,
Woll. I., oo Friday at 11 a. so. ,?
WOOD. On October 4, 1915, OEOROK
FRANKLIN, buabaud of Elisabeth R. Woods
t nee Kslf hjey). In his 63th year. Relative
-and friends, also Tacony I-oWe, No, mt. V.
54 A. X.) .Jsiuea A GarSelf Oaawbrr. No,
10. O. I. F'l employes of Henry Dleeton v
Hon, ara tavWei) to attend funeral, on Frl
day. at S a. in., from M. late reaieeaoe, 7M
Itesenoan St.. Tacony, lateraieat Manoll
Cnutery, ,
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By KEMDLE
Copyright, 1616, E. W. Kemble,
AMV FoMU BAT "WIUW TACKLE,
CUUUE.D PUSSoH ON JIB APEX
BE GEAM
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING RATES
EVENING LEDGER
This STYLE TYPE (or like this)
One time ,..........,..,........ 18c.
Three times one week 12Uc
Six times ons week 10c.
Situations Wanted, three times one week 19
cents per Una.
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 Ets.nino Lscosa
and Public Lidois combined is 19 cents per
Una with the exception of Help Wanted and
Situations Wanted, which is IB cents per line.
FOR
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)
which is permitted In all classifications ex
cept Help and Situations Wanted, Lost and
Found, Personals. Boarding and Rooms, add
FIVE CENT'S PER LINE TO ANY OF ABOVE
RATES.
There is a drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at office rates.
PERSONALS
I WILL NOT RB RESPONSIBLE) for bills
contracted for by any one otter than myself.
Ethil V. Newton, 2772-U Kensington ave.
HELP WANTEDFEMALE
BOOKKEEPERS. CLERKS AND STENOG
RAPHERS seeking positions will rscslve
valuable Information and exceptionally help
ful SERVICE by consulting "Miss Dean,"
Ledger Central, by personal Interview or let
ter. She will aid you with our ad, list
your quainicattons In the COMMERCIAL
DEPARTMENT and use every effort to lo
cate a position for jou. During the month
of September
85 YOUNG LADIES SECURED POSITIONS
through this service, which Is free to
Ledger Advertlters,
CH1LDNUR8E and chambermaid combined:
good reference; also girl for cooking and gen
eral housework. Phone Germantown 2157 or
call 3115 Mldvale ave.
CHAMBE11WORK and waiting; experienced;
reference. Phone Uermantown Bikai.
CHILDNURSE. trained, to take care of
1 year-olJ child; best references. Phone
Flexion 3340.
CLOTH WEAVERS wanted,
Apply John &
James Dobson. Inc.
Blanket Mlila, Scott'a
lane. Tails of Schuylkill,
COOK, white; good plain cooking and down
stairs work; reliable woman, with reference;
smalt family In suburbs: good home; good
Whges. M 750. Ledger Central.
COOK, and chambermaid and waitress; 2
girls; Main Line Meet employer Room 230,
Publtn Ledger, Wednesday, 11 o'clock.
COOK and aonnstalra work, assist Ironing;
WwiMt, Trn, Ma, .mnlnn. Waring. Aav
11 a. m.. Room 230. Public Ledger. '
COOK and a maid wanted; country, near West
Chester; family ot two. 8. C. Boiling, West
Chester, Pa
COOK and chambermaid and waitress; 2 girls;
Frot; city. Meet employer Thursday, 2 p. m..
Room 230. Puhllc I edger.
COOK and chambermaid and waltreas Two
girls, sinters or friends, Wilmington. M 703,
Ledger Office.
COOK wanted In family of three, near city:
nes.it with wash; wages 6. J 448, Ledger
Central. H
COOK1NO and downstairs work Wanted,
competent woman; two In family. Apply 2027
ppring cturuen at.
OENDUAL HOUSEWORK, competent white
ffirl m!iRl be erood cook. Hall Wrtni!uv
alter 2 p. m,, 714 Cooper at, Camden. N. J.
GJ.NERAL HOUSEWORK Small adult fara
lly; ref. 8213 Archer St.. Germantown.
GIltL. tall, genteel to assist In dressmaking
showroom. 1310 Walnut st, 2d floor.
GIRL wanted for general housework; small
lamny; reicrence requireo. .ii p. satn st
GIRL tor general housework; good wages.
Call I7n N. S2d st.
LiIRLS, two white, cook and chambermaid.
Call Thursday night, between 8 and u, 2118
i, en iiwm
OOVr-RNESS wanted, German or French, who
can speak both languages. Apply 1732 Pins st
HOUSEMAID, whlteT" Protestant: capable;
good character; reference; exceptionally good
Place. Meet employer Thursday afternoon,
between 3:30 and 4-10. Room 403. Franklin
bank Building, Broad and Chestnut
HOUSEKEEPER (working) Protestant woman'
ot experience, capable of taking full charge;
ordering, ref.; country. M 702. Ledger Office.
HOUSEWORK White woman, downsuira
work and assist with Ironing; must be able
to cook for family of three; wages 18; sub
urbs. J 440, Ledger Central.
HOUSEWORK White, girl for general house-
vyork: rcfrrenea required. Phone Cynwyd 201.
HOUSEWORK and chlldnurae, 2 girls, sisters
or ineno.. ..una -iiwu t,g u.
no'lJpEWOIUt-Y'oung white "girl, for Dalai
small family. Call 108.1i34th st
LADY CANVASSER'B for Phi la.; salary .1.50
a dayto start. Phone Cynwyd 280, mornings.
NURSE Young, energetic Protestant" girl "to
look after two children and do ehamberwork
In small house In the country, two miles from
station Meet employer Wednesday, 3 p. m
UPtll, -v. .B.. ...v...
NXtRFE. experienced, to take complete charge
of little boy 2V4 years and babyj reference
required. Phone Ovsrbrook 5220.
SALESWOMEN FOR SIIOEB
Must be experienced In high-grade
lines. Apply Bureau of Employ
ment Vi Floor, before 11 a. m
8T!lAWBRIDai3 & CLOTHIER
BALE8LADY Oentlle. German speaking, ex.
perienced. for dry goods store. 2725 Glrard.
' "-SltOp SALESWOMEN
We require thoroughly experienced sales
women for our shoe department. Apply
Superintendent's Wflce. N8nsilenburg ft Co.
Stenographer & RooKKBEPERT"quTcTc
and accurate: must give highest references,
ass, salary, etc. Address D 28. Ledger Offloe.
ETEN&O It APHBH. competent! sdareae in own
handwriting-, sts ting age and salary, P tcl.
Ledger Office. '
WOMAN, white, reliable, well recommended,
for light household duties and care of girl
of 9; able to sew. Mrs. White, 139 N. Mar,
WOMAN, will Tducatsd and thoroughlr con',
versant with medical terminology, to act as
lit, see, for two phslclana. p 2a. Leg, pg
rtllUll -, os..iinw yli
TOUNO to middle-age lady wanted, with
Mm. experience snd social standing, to so
licit advenlsemsnts for a well-known month
ly paper, p 33, Ledger Offlce,
YOtWO LXDF oralln
Ing dept In earavw
tate experience and aal
L.," t. O. Bog 844V
" T "" '" " 'I in I .
and printing house) sta
oeeieo. Aaaresa
CLKKKa Wi
waate4 a. aevt.
laoaUt Pttta mi sains tloaa aatsasi
eueftloaa free. Fran alio Jae'Jtute,
AINT T Ko Mo
pAN A floF SHEUU
HELP WANTED MALE
ARCHITECT has opening for a learner: care
ful Instruction will be given! applicant should
have at least grammar school education. J
pm. tuger tentrai.
BOY, between 10 and 1R. Intelligent, fair edu
cation, reliable, for a publishing house. Ap-
p.y ivir. num. iuger .enmn.
lMJY, white, errands and work about drug
store; leng hours! 8T. Norrls, 21st and Pine.
llOY, 10 years. Saturdays only, run foot power
printing press u .n, imager vince.
URAHd FINISHERS, first class. Come ready
lor work. Apply James uoa uros., ioui ana
Wharton sts . Philadelphia.
BUTLER Young English second man wanted!
wages $30 per month. Phone Ardmore 000,
or nddreas M 704, Ledger tlltlce.
CANVAS3KRS Wanted, four stalwart Repub
licans, In each ward, until election. Apply
all day. 722 Bansom st.
CHAUFFEUR, eip. necessary! Ford and Auto
car; state sal, and ref. J 741, Ledger Central.
CLOTH WEAVERS wanted. Apply John &
James Dobson, Inc. Blanket Mills, Scott's
lane, Falls of Schulklll
CREDIT ASSISTANT
A LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE 1IA8
AN OPENING IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
ACCOUNTS FOR AN ENERGETIC YOUNO
MAN; ONE HAVING HAD DEPARTMENT
STORE EXPERIENCE PREFERRED; IN
REPLYING, STATE AGE, QUALIFICA
TIONS AND SALARY DESIRED. M 753,
LEDGER CENTRAL.
ERRAND BOY, bright, clean: references.
7 0 a. m., 110 S. 12th at. '
Call
FOREMAN (working) wanted, with thorough
(arming exp.: must understand farm ma
chinery and running gasoline engines, also
rare of stock; a perm, place with excellent
house furnished! rets, req. J 546. Led. Cent.
LATHE HANDS on heavy work. Apply 4300
Wlssnnickon ave.
MACHINISTS, toolmaker, also lathe hands. Ap
ply Lanston Monotipe Co., 24th & Locust sts.
MACHINISTS. Apply 4300 Wlssahlckon
avenue.
MAN AND WIFE, white, to take entire charge
of household; man as butler, wife as cook.
M 707, Ledger Office;
OFICH BOY wanted. Peter Woll & Sons
Manufacturing Co., Hancock and Perks sts.
SALESMAN A live salesmsn to'sell'an article
much In demand to high-class stationers and
drugglsta In Phtla. and outside; comm. only:
best of ref. req.L30L LedgerOff Ice.
WANTED In a new organization, with excel
lent opportunities ot promotion, men to nil
Paymaster.
Purchasing 'Agent.
Bookkeeper.
Cost Accountant
Planning Department Head.
Preference will be given to men with experi
ence in metal parts manufacturing. Stat
whether single or married, nationality an
salary expected. Reply by letter only. In own
handwriting, to assistant to manager. The
. standard Fuse Corporation. Paujsboro, N. J.
YOUNG MAN wanted who can solicit and
drive. Franklin Steam Laundry, 3421 Haver-
ford aye.
General
SPRING GARDEN MOTOR COMPANY
Latest, most modern, up-to-date
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL
By our new method you learn to drive and
repair automobiles quickly.
5 WILL START YOU.
1001-15 Spring Garden. Day and night classes.
011 N. BROAD ST.
Robertson's Old Original
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL
teaches you how to repslr
and how to drive autos.
Oil N. BROAD ST.
MEN AND WOMEN with common school edu
cation, wishing a Government position, 70
monthly, should apply immediately for full
Information. II 128, Ledger Office.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Three tjisertlons n oss week, 10c. a Has.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, typist, capable
cf acting as secretary, taking charge ot cor
respondence; office detail work: 5 years' ex
perlence, good reference. J 040, Led. Cent.
BOOKKLEPER Thoroughly capable joung
woman, well educated, with 3 yeara' expert
ence, possesses executive ability. J J4I, Lod
ger Central. ,
BOOKKEEPER, head; capable of taking entire
charge: especially accurate on detail work;
best references. J 141. Ledger Central..
BOOKKEEPER (head) and cashier; 12 years
with one manufacturing concern; best refer-
ences furnished. J 40J, Ledger central.
BOOKKEEPER and typist: H yrs.' exp.; com-
lC.C.fc ..., IBlWHIBi M ".v. .-V.... W,UHh
CHAMBERMAID or companion, experienced;
salary, 7; call between 0 and 10 any mora.
Ing. 60 N. JUth st
CHAMBERWORK or waiting) exp., capable
young woman: ref. j subs. Ph. Dlckln. 6170 L.
CHAMBERMAID or waitress. Rose Mcatnley,
lit! Pleasant st. Germantown.
CHAMBERWORK, hotel, apartment or inatl-
tutlou: references. 614 Spruce st.
CHAMBERWORK. suburbs or city; reference?
SI uu', ieager iitnce.
CLERK 4 years' experience In billing, order
er.e-t.4 u.naeul s4 rlriii tanwlr mt tava .4a. ta te1i-.t a
bltlous. 11 35J, Lodger Central.
CLERK, tydit. dependable, experienced.
curate on records, card hies, etc., position of
trust In small o fries. II 1)50, Ledger Central.
COMPANION or mother's helper Cultured
woman as companion or mother'a helner: via.
Itlng or resident. A. II. W arren. 1100 Walnut.
COMPANION for aeml-lnvelld; useful and exp.:
l'rot.i reference. M 034, Ledger Office.
COOK, ncTwsshtng, Ironing" or housekeeper:
city reference. M 631, Ledger Office.
COOK and chambermaid together; city refer
ence. No. 51, Ledger Dr., loth and Brown.
COOK AND"CHAMBERMAID-Two girls wlsfi
positions references. 2ia Zeralda at, Utn.
COOIC or laundress, colored woman.-wishes
place; city or country. 1540 8. 2utn.
COOK wants position, has good reference. 1737
ing m p.on v.
COOKINO or housework 1 city:
experienced
wnu. giri reierence. nw ureen .t.
CORRESPONDENT on subscription, or take
charge of mall order department, employed at
preaent, Al reference. J 352, Ledger Central.
GIRL, colored, neat ' refined, wishes posl
tlon In doctor's office or dusting In furniturs
Btoro Jl Mt, Muitr uiiice,
GIRL, white, exo.. wants
gen'l housework or
cnamoer a ana waning, 11
uio w. c-umoenana.
0IIIL wishes work anv kind) ne8unday:" good
seamstress. 703 8. 17th st
JfiRL, colored, wants housework half tlms,
1430 N. Camsojst.
aiRLS Two Jamaican girls wish positions;
on. cook, the other chambermaid: reference
and experience, country preferred. .11 04,
ixu it; .v.., . ,,vw,m ,,smww.
50VENES8-Wanted. situation for much'
valued governess. Write Mrs. J, II, vf, Rehln.
Wslhalla Farm, Cheyney. Ta. '
LADY TEACHER, highly recommended, de
slres care of children afternoons, assist les
sons, good French, music, painting, II 42.
1 mAmt Olltral. '
LADY, French, want, position part time or
half-day, good reference, V, L., 1110 South
D2d St.
NURSE (registered) or companion Iloepltsl
training, 4 years' private and sanitarium
work; best references. J 415, Ledger Central?
NITRSK, practical, for adult or child-! experi
enced colored woman. Write K. C. Haddon,
nft Id. Fit ! H r j
NURSK, exp, for infant or small child 1 Prot.
.slant: reference. , M 1M. Leder Ofce
qECKlirrAliy.BTKNOaRAPHEH. 5. years'
perlence: cspable correspondent 1 abls to
ex.
Jo take
entile charge of con. detail.. J AX.V i,a r-..
STENOGRAPHER, competent and accurate?
would consider moderate salary with oppor
tunltxl reference, y an. Ledger Otace.
IfENOOBAPHKK. S M'pinc.:"famn
tar with lumber, a; w,l aa oosasaerclal worki
best refwances. i J 845, Ledger Central.
BTENOaRJPHER, .x.7o"wirobeokkSp:
wet ... w.,.yi yttM... tinese ox.
rnCNWirAPHICIt. u.rt; therouiiiySp?t
sieoirwai aa. saner tiaee J 004, Led. C4at
TWCMRAFliift and typist ' djiSuSirZSl
ant poa.1 exper.l gSod r.fs. H fXeiCeo.
elect rioel end etherjtaeis
TNOOtAPHicR
want poa.1 eiper.1
i i i
sVSiEgGpB3&
6, 1915.
THE HEN SHOWS
E.TJdE.CATn4
cunr..
AN'lEY
YER 5IS
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Three (nserKons In ons meefc. left a line.
STENOOnAPHEIR. experienced: high school
graduate; good references. J M4. Led Cent,
YOUNO LADY wishes position In llorlst shop,
clerical or selling; refs. Ii 74G, Ledger Cent
STENOGRAPHER Reliable, well-trained be
glnner, with refs H 2 V)1Ledjrerj:entral;
feTKNOORAPHER 8 years' exp.; thor. famll
lar with lumber bual. II 555, Ledger Centraj.
TEACHER, French, desires private pupils; ele
mentary rngilsh branches; best references.
J otm, laager central.
Ti.ACIIElt, emp. evenings, will tutor or ex-
change German for board J 437, Ledger Cent
TUTORING Oerman, French, Latin, English,
music; chlld'n a speo ty; refs. l) .-', L.eu.im.
WAITRESS, exp.. In tea room or pantry work
In apartment hotel M 700. Ledger Office.
WOMAN, middle-aged, downstairs work, cook;
city ref. 50. Led. Br.. 18th and Lombard.
WOMAN, colored, wishes day's work or laun
dry work at home. 2104 Carpenter.
YOUNO GIRL wishes position aa chamber
maid and waitress; city preferred. 2412 Ni
25th st
WELSH Protestant wishes chamber k and saw
Ing; country pret.; reference. 2126 Cherry st
Berries Is a Necessity as
well aa a convenience.
Through the COMMERCIAL SERVICE DE
PARTMENT at Ledger Central competent,
experienced STENOGRAPHERS, SECRE
TARIES, BOOKKEEPERS. OFFICE MAN
AGERS and CLERKS of all kinds can be
secured by communicating jour requirements
to Mlsa Dean by letter or phone Walnut
3000. This Is a FREE SERVICE to adver
tisers and very convenient. Prompt and In
telligent attention will be given to your re
quest SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Three (nserttone tn one toeefc, lie, a Has.
ACCOUNTANT, 85. 15 years' experience; ref
erences. H two. Ledger Central.
ACCOUNTANT-First-class D. E. bookkeeper,
13 years' experience, manufacturing, whole
sale and factory cost accounting; construc-
-.. .......vu.,, n. i.icicuVCK ilU .AriZI! HL.
ACCOUNTANT. 40. tiuallfled In audits, general
account ng and cost systems: books written
up, balanced, closed; either permanent or
. ...... ...j .....Bcuinn. u .. i.eager went
ACCOUNTANT, bookkeeper and general office
man desires change; 10 years' experience:
reicrence. p 315. Ledger Office.
BOOKKEEPER, 20, thorough methods, 4 yrs.'
Jffi. i lrear" .with last emplojer, evening
student accounting Wharton School, desires
position wltn rel. concern. II MO. Led. Cent.
BOOKKEEPER and stenographer, experienced,
thoroughly capable and trustworthy; aged
i,n'ri,-?foyr,:!,!1,?- J 43' Ldcr Central.
?i?i"ifi'PI? 'V?3' 4 y'.exp. dMlres posi
tion with rellablo concrrn; operate typewriter:
. handle office detallTTief. j Oil. Led. Cent
"SSJfKEBPKU. experienced, desires position!
goon accountant; reliable and trustworthy
Best referencis. D 30. Ledger Office.
UOOKKEEPEH, 2.). graduate Glrard College!
rfiJf"? SS"1.""-5 fu" et ' hooks, pfyl
rolls. J S48 LedRcr Central.
UH,TJi:.U ,an? n?,u"man. good, wants position
Le pJlif,lt farn''y', city or country; take care
Led'f,?.8";;: c4?, nd. h- .
" .-.-....., ., jvmt Bl,
CHAUI-FEUR. lapanese, four years' expert
JnCSi eful rtver. good mechanic: wlVlIng
.Jodo other work. Mura, 308 North ISth et
CHAUFFEUH -Single: 5 yeara' experience !
make own rcpatra: references from prominent
prlvite fumlfy. J 013, Ledger Central.
CHAUFFEUR-Experlcnce on ailmakeior
BL 2& SS'IK.. !. r?;rence.miik522 Nf
--- --t ",si, t iiiinuciuaitt.
CHAUFFEUR. 11 yeara' experience, careful
iVXX yXy bta KJ'i a11 hlg-h-grade cars
non ert. nonr and nhlltrfntr t m t -. -
CHAUFFEUR. French, prlv. fam.t Oyrs ' expl
rnJ?cjejrefenceJ357, Imager Central.
W-...W. . u. ,.,,(,, u years in last mace
goodjrMornmendatlon. D 20. Ledger Office.
CL'.Eif.1?' K' ? "a" experience office details!
auditing, ssles departments, will make good
lf opportunity Is offered. H COI.Ledger Cent
CfcSRIS AL "!r' a?'r. ?eserlptlon, evenings, at
home lf desired. J 444. Ledgcrjccnlral.
CLERK, 21, desires poeltlon credit dept.i'"oxt
perlenced ;bestreferences. J 540. Led. Cent
DESIGNER anddraughtaman. fumlturestore
fixtures and Interior woodwork, open for e"
ggementJ6MtLedger Central?
ELnCTRICIAN-Practlcal wiring, all equip.:
also stor. bat. and elec. -vehicles; constrtir-Jlonnstalllng,epaJr.jj-efJCjjofLed.'l
rjff.
FIRE INSURANCE mapper and examiner, with
18 yeara' experience, desires permanent posl.
tlon: best reference. H742, LedgerJ3entral.
HOUSEMAN'pr waiter, exp., wants posltloriTn
.private family or restaurant. Jjisled. Cent.
LOCAL SALESMAN, Jobbing, mill supplies?
Iron. etc.. desires change of house; will coni
slder direct representative Proposition on
.......... . .. .... .n.,,,,..., v-Vltlltll
MAN with executive and managerial ability:
10 yeara' general business experience, suffl
dent tact Judgment and responsibility to
manage; age 4, single: will go anywhere;
best references; salary no consideration until
worth Is proven. J 255. Ledger Central.
ilAN, SO. sseks "position ortrust"wherechar
acter Is considered Important; willing to
stsrt at bottom; best of references. J 657.
Ledger Central. "
MAN understanding conveyancing, all branches'
wants position with good office, builder or
trustco.,62140 LedJ3ranch, 60M Market st.
MAN AND WIFE, butler and cook: exp'd
col, couple. 1025 S. 17th st Ph. Dick 3871 Y.
MUAT CUTTER wlshss steady position with
"tw". y"i" auh. ..phi, it j, evransy,
PAINTER, German, wishes eprlvate work:best
material; cheap. 120 W. ijewson st
PIANI8T, organlit. orchestra accompanist, ex
perienced, good sight reader. J650, Led. Cen.
PRIVATE LIBRARIAN to' Individual forming
a collection of books and prints on a large
scale: purchsses made. Indexing and arrang
lng done; salary by agreement D 21, Led.Oft.
REAL ESTATE Young man. University grad
uate, thorough knowledge of business and
clientele of his own, desires connection with
firm or Individual, particularly one capabls
ot handling mortgage transactions; now earn
ing substantial profit for present employer
nnd will not be an expense, but moneymaker
for prcgreaslvi concern. H 6iB. Led. Cent.
SALES MANAGER
Executive, now employed. 10 years' expert,
ence. with clean record of results, will con.
slder change where ability can be used to
fullest extent. Used to hsndllng big proposl.
Ions, a large sale, force and mall order sill.
Ing to dealers. Jobbers and consumers. I am
used to getting result where most men fall
If you have a aales problem, it you want a
man who has brains and knows how to tiss
them, some ore wro will take the same In.
terwi in your business tbst you yourself do
let roe hear from you. Highest refrrences'
Commission oe salarv basis) o net 24nn T .
lesst to start. J 658. Ledger Central.
SALESMAN
S S.H "tahcFh.'.rot:
jmr,.8!tL.,d'g.rr.n.r.rl " "-':
Young m.X25rwlSH4r?Vh?rd at tt"
rlnce. feels he can 'Wt acro'. " Vel
oge,ac'.V'r.r0' WUt.&.'c.n'SS,.
nffiP2S2SS5!l fneaS' ixep"r.'.Pdt
.u,.vrvinA-is,H AND CLERK 8 vVT
b perlence . with busy exicutiv. ?2!SS .'
f bookksephig. deelree coYbm. wi'.h US?rl.e,
ties: pr.fer'ar!muSi?,.w'.0JW"?l'
imager Cwtral. " "-"". t owj
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in : wiiirrsr,r.Ao"i?r9i
;;??g..., w.nrfc 3 Ht. !d.,r tVotT
"Wit's? yjxtt'SsE
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ITS EDUCATION
OM MY i aJT SUCH Fowu UANGWibgj
MAY ofc W' l-woiyM AT
&ERRY HlNNTT.
BITUATION8 WANTED MALI
Three insertions tn owe tceetc, tee, n !!,
YOUNG MAN. competent and enerestle ...
at present assistant to sales department; mSim
ager of large corporation, seeks new nea.l
ing; witn present employers 10 yeara. ciDihu"
wilt consider ISOO. J 010. Ledger CentSu"'
lOL'NO MAN seeks position with any planers
repute! a carpenter, thoroughly conversant!
with the trade In all its branches, also 1 hi.8
a fair Idea ot how to operate and rtfiS!
automobiles: best of references; desires ts
...p . uwiipi m vm, M.mw v ciiirui.
YOUNG MAN, 22, college education, well ooSlI
IKsi4 4nsi tui.lllnei rt u.nnn.ll.llll.. . ... al
iiicu tut i-uDiiivu 111 ira)AMinii'iiH v '"lllMf I
with credits, collections. Advrrttslnr. tMjl
office TvorK and capauje businctis toriMuajtj,!
dentj "al. secondary to orp. lor advance. tu4
cord, to ability: ref. II 45, Ledger Centrall
lOUNU MAN, 22, a ivldowed mother totonl'l
Dort. desires to mako hlmsolf useful em .9
gentleman's estate; some experience about
huiub ucsimi ii icaii( iv unro, ieierenct tsl
ambition and honesty; moderate salary. Ji
14S, Ledger Central. jk
iOTJXO MAN. Rood education, desires iviiti-i:I
as second-man. gardener or chauffeur; wlllinrl
to learn anything about place; reference. 19 9
eat. JsCHKBr V1I1CT3.
YOUNO ministerial student, even In r pour
seeks position with reliable firm; publisher or
ir-anuia-ciurrr jprcierrea, j o-t, iea. centrM.-
YOUNO MAN, 23, desires position In real e
tate office: 4 yearn' oxd.. best referent'
knowledge stenography., J 654, Ledger Cent,
YOUNG MAN, 24, with 5 years' experlencs
nil il,n.,lm.nl. nf tintal hii.lti.,. f ..11
Ledger central. ;
YOUNO MAN, highest refs , wanta emp. clerI
lc.ll nature: wages io to aiz. j tHti.Ld.Lent I
YOUNO MAN. 28, evening student, wishes r.
bhiuii; reiereiive.. o uv, ijuser centriL
I MAY DB TUB MAN you require to properly!
fill that Important executive position. If se,'j
can furnish satisfying references as to sbn.
Ity, reliability and experience. It VIA
Ledger Central. '
COLLEGE graduate, exp. In scientific- wort,:
desires position In research or testing labors.
tory of engineering concern. J 310, Led, Ceiui
STUDENT, high school, desires work evenlafs
ana Saturdays 11 75U. ledger central.
JAPANESE, Industrious; general housework I
small family; best ret. Y, 1631 Vine st,
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIE3
MRS. NICHOLLS. 1020 Dalnbrldge, has compe
tent male and female help of all capaclilui.
Wanted today, butlers, second men. coolu.
kltchenmalds, ladles' maids, English govern,
esses, young Irish cooks and waitresses to.
gether, Protestant, Swedish, English, Cermiaj
pies, French and other nurses. bousemsUs;
references required. Phone Locust 2130.
COOK8. chambermaids. cnTldnurses. nouss.
work girls and mlddleaged women want po
aitiona. wantea. cooks. cnamDermaias ina
waitresses for Catholic rectory. Wanted, all,
kinds ot nrat-ciass help. Miss Hose Dongs.
erty, iju uirara are.
MISS PETERSON. 2011 Fitxwater St. Wantel
Cooks, 110, chambermaids, ladles' matda,
kitchen maids, housework girls, houseman
for Main Line; also supplies all flrstclass
neip: references req. i-none apruce ousu.
MISS MARY T. MCCARTHY. 2107 ChrUtlta
(Locust 139.1), supplies, wants first-class
Protestant and Catholic male and femtls
help, all nationalities.
MADAME ASH, French Employment Bureio,
1113 Christian st. Reliable help supplied anil
wsntea; an nationalities, l'rotestant a tsto.
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AUTOMOBILES
For Sal.
STEVENS-DURYEA, S-pass. touring. ttVtA
starter ana electric iisnis, aemountauie "wal
all up-to-date equipment, good paint, top aadl
iir"r; price . w.
Tili'mifmil.R fll Xlnrlfiit Tami.I ilfl
II. A. JEHK8, Mgr.. Exchange Car Beptj
STEVENS. DUIIYEA. Model A A.. S-passea.J
ger. tour-door torpedo; engine entirely dtstw
nauieu; excellent nut-climbing qualities, nrst
class car. alwava received careful handling:
thorough demonstration and guarantee lyj
owner;. price $1000 cash. J 613, Ledger Cent. 5
LOCOMORILE 1013 7-pass touring, Wfi
wltn new tires: same guarantee as new; leokS
it over: price .siou.
iAivuiui'ini.c.i is Aiaraet. locust 'VT' . ya
IL A. JENKS, Mgr., Exchange Car Dept. '
COLE 101B DEMONSTRATORS
BLIQHTLY USED, FOR BALE
L. S. BOWERS CO.. 213-17 N. Broad st,
I'lTI.I.MAIM lflin IL.IVI T-njian Tnlirlnr. self!
starter and electric lights; guaranteed In Aln
condition In eery respect. If Interested In al
car for hlrlnir. look Ihl. over and t.k. s dem4
onstratlon Can't bo beaten at a price of 0fl0,,3j
icujiiciiii.E., isut Aiaraet, oocyst v.
ii. a jKruK-g. aigr. uxenange uar epu'
SEND FOR FREE DULLETIN
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OORSON AUTO EXCHANGE. 2MN.JlRqAD
MERCEDES 1-paas. Tourabout, double cnala
drlva Dalnted In thA lurt nrrAllent conai
tlonal mechanically, tires like new. Pries ,
tnnt rj
LOCOMORILE, 2SH Market, Locust 150.
H.' A. JENKt). Mgr. Exchange Car Tept.
CAntLl.AC 10IS tnnrin. , nvrh.illed and
repainted: full equipment; price $800. AUTOfl
SALES CORPORATION. 142 N. Drosd 't-jM
MKTZ runabout, 101R model; run veryTRtWH
At condition; price szau.
II. A. JENKs! Mgr., Exchang. Car Ppt-jM
iuio ai.ii.i-. nuupupi roadster, eiecino usui.,
fully equipped, looks. Ilka new. J 110, Led;
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ccr central.
-MITCI I ELL 5-paaa. Touring, 4 cylinder,
tiinit.i,y RDoa, i ires uko new. rric rrwJ
Trtpn.'f-niiT w aa i,. r A...e AU. .3
II. A JENK8, Mgr. Exchange CarFePt.-a
1011 WHITE TOUUINO; 40 II. P., T P-
..... j BW.. WII1UIIIUU.
PULLMAN a pass., 1 cylinder, good palnfiaj
i. u. jauacit. xie r. wrosa su
tires, mechanically O, K. Price $25a , 4
LOCOMORILE. 2814 market. Locust sW-iJ
II. A JENKS, Mgr. Exchange Car Pspt.
iittiiuiir i-acaara roadster for sals; csn "7
seen at garage. Cramp's Shipyard Ksns alsey
1912 KNOX touring car, also llmousln bod. '
T. HALTON, Allegheny and q st.
QUICK, 1018, at sacrifice! run only 600 mllK
win guarantee, u toz. Ledger central.
Wantea
TO I'lJItCIIABB a 1014 or 1PJ0 Packard tfi
Touring car; must be A one. condition, Aj i
Bunnysld. ave . East yalls. Bell pa fl
Msnayunk 4'U V, N. W. Hess. 3I
WANTED-A Berlin or limousine body. sVj
1015 "IS" Ixwomoblle! state how long "r-
Tirix3UriTlTTin 1ri. .I a-a. .e.i... wa
at once. Clin. tl7 J. 8MB McCalW t
ATJT0 LIVBRY AND OARAOSi
TAXI BERVICB AT REASONABLE
HATES. QUJflC; 8ERVJCB. BTANMj
IN ALL PARTS OF CITY. VintCti
WIRES TO OUR OFFIC& PAY OsJl
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TAXI BBRyiQB COHPANT
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