EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 191S.
15
FIRE AT STATE COLLEGE
felphU Student Among Those
Injured I?"nigo aiigm.
RiaTfi COLLEGE. Pa. Oct. "-Blu-Itf1"
.. r r. n.uivonl Stat College
Sl liiinculihed ft flr that threatened
SkS lb Wlry nd creamery build.
nftT?nSZ.S if bulldtniw used by the
I ' . X aerTculturj. The nre Marled In
Wmtool of ,fcvnnrrt floor. The origin
ll"KSrn II waa confined to the
h now"' fl00r by nre WftlU and con
Wfr" 5i,ri The damage la eatlmated
iM AgTlCUIlur.il liuuiivn
ffior the creamery were deatroyed.
ftf . ..,- mam-hare nf th vnlun-
ildirtm"ent. were lightly burned
fhSrlc "eld which waa exploded by
w wlpnu"i "i ".,-.- nf Phlladelnhla,
h.'iSr In the department of agrlcul
LifSeSuw. e only atudent
h11 . .. ! ..,in,ilv burned.
.wMmer "
ffieatljg
.jkrsAKR. On October in, iio. wiiir-
TTn.-Virr d is! year. Relative and
! 4ff ifsa Jefterson Council. No. SI, O. of
rWsshlngton Camp, P. O. 8. of A..
E 'LWnTM of th Phoenix Bridge Com-
w .J. Invited lo attend me lumni serv
r"r, ftiturdSr. t S,P- njy at the ml.
P Ie Tii i mother, Mr. Martha J. Al-
'loll Spring Garden !. Interment
CfJi.JS.d Cemetery., Remain, may be
SJSm Friday, from T to 9 p. m.
.,mnnK On October 18, 1018, ELIZA
MsIS DOWNING ASHDIUDOE, widow of
3E2 SMrpls. Aahbrldg. In her 84th year.
I
v Csiive and triena are ijmra " mno
S Sf. "ildence, nr pownlnttown. in-
J- jjj&'&.T Btatlon '!, win be"m.t
-.IL-On October 18. 1918, MAIIT
affltABCTH AURIC (nee J.nU.n wit. ot
IrCKun Frederick Aurlg. In her 04th ye
fl. tElii eervlce on Saturday, at 1 P. m.,
ft 5?f,ft, residence, 2128 Federal st. Interm
I? 2SAi urlvate.
p. mi m
ntermtnt
" . nlAhar
...v
14, 1015, BESSIE
Wi'iS .., Plrlel. wife of Robert Baxter.
TTEK. Un VKwaw
HA.7. .. i- frlenda irii Invited to atfAnrt
I SSnniral service, on Monday, at 2 p. re.,
k ffh5 lite residence. IMS Dudley at. Inter-
' F-l SlmnnA Cemetery. Remains may
Mvltwed on Sunday, after T p. m. Auto
5114 service.
.'
ADOvivxru. un ucigoer la. mm.
KalE E. OINNODO, beloved daughter of
I ', m.nuniil ared 1ft yeara
Relatives
f Sui frttDdi. alo St. Acnes Guild Glrli'
s ESS Church, are Invited to attend funeral.
fTXftndar afternoon, at 1:30 .precisely, from
& MrtStV residence. 521 B. Xd t. Services
Jf fc Piters' Church. 3d and Pine ats.. at
PiEm. Interment Oreenmount Cemetery.
uulas can bs viewed on Sunday evening.
Ksmoblls cortsas.
' aaWDLK. On October 18, 191B, MART.
Ji of Charles Brlndle. afted TB years.
i SSttires and friends are Invited to attend
8!funrml. on Saturday, at 7:80 a. m., from
Kj sen's residence. Andrew Brlndle,' 1312
a LtlWow St. High Mass at St. Alphonsus
Comth at 9 a. m. Interment at Holy Cross
OHMtiry.
sMTION-In Germantown, Pa., on Oo
ulir IS. 15. HANNAH, FRY, widow of
Sn A. Brltton. in her IMth year. Funeral
JE7.. I. .V rldnca of her son. B: Prank
IsSuon. 60 East Coulter St.. on Saturday Oc
,' S2erH W.S0 a. m. Interment strictly
trims.
..-ovarvn October 18. 191B. ALICE
MiRNS widow of Bernard Burns, late
A. rf Toreidals. Pa. Relatives and friends are
,P tafiudto attend funeral. Saturday, at 8:80
hni SIS E. Ontario st. Solemn Requiem
SJm at the Church of tho Ascension at 10
fcloca. Interment 8t. Domlnlo'a Cemetery,
Koloeiiburf. Automobile funeral.
MNNON (nee McFadden). On October 18,
AiiROERY. widow of Patrick Cannon. Rel-
tiTes and friends are Invited to attend the
rrninl on Saturday, 8 a. m from her late
' rSJamti. 2619 Christian at., formerly of 2434
Montrose st. Solemn Requiem Mass at the
1 Ak r fit. Anthony de Padua, at Q:XO
jrielMlr. Interment at HQly Cross Cemetery.
IMvoaulW At thA Tlflhnminti TTncnttnl
ruudilphla, on October 12, 1915, LILIAN
.BBATRlCE. wife of W. Emery Chessman
Und daushter of Harry E. and Rebecca P.
Miller, aged 21 years. Relatives and friends
art Invited to attend funeral, from the resi
dence or ner piiiiiw, j a,,i reari sc,
Burllnrton. N. J.
.. n m Interr
n. j.. vii suuiuB,, uvwoer 10,
iniermeni at uaa reiiows temi'
-" - .. VT Tvj(.. . k-
rl,wd on Friday evening-.
BUT9M On October 12. 191B. JAMES T
wo -ot Dennis and Margaret Chism, aged lu
V Ttin. Relatives and friends are Invited to
f, itt.nd the funeral, on Saturday, at 8:S0 a.
li a., from his parents' residence. 1004 S. 21st
t' . Solemn High Mass ot Requiem at the
givrcn oi Dt. taraona at iu k. in. precisely.
urment,st Holy Crass Cemetery.
6(NOK8. On October 12, 1915. EDWARD
a.. nuiDina oi iiaroara a. Connors (nee
(Hosier) and son ot the late Margaret and
Edward Connors. Relatives and friends, also
tt-Sd and 8th District Police,' Flnletter Re
trjcllcan Club and the 630 Club, are Invited
K to suena me luneru, on oaiurasy, at 8 a.
ir a., from his late residence. 819 South Amer
K Ian at. Solemn Requiem Mas at St. Joseph's
Ctnrth at 9.S0 a. m. Interment Holy Crosi
Ctnetery.
P,
CHEIOHTON. At Atlantic City, N. J., on
rwftt. IV tfilK Tvrr.f.TAr Tt t....v .,
K tami U Ctelghton (nee Cohleri and son ot
rfwpn u. ana Anna irenrnion. Keiatlves
ml friends are Invited to attend the funeral
Mtvices. on Saturday, at 11:30 a. m., at
Ml. Vernon Chapel. Interment at Mt. Ver-
JCDER-On October 13, 1918, ALEX-
uiunn js. citlDER, -member of Company
k ; f? ?' Pa- Ileserve Infantry, husband
I ..t5,1 la." Elisabeth S. Crlder. Relatives
1 a&4 minds Sri. lnvlt1 tn attanil .ha f...Ml
kj- on Saturday, at 2.30 p. m., from his late rrtU
KLVll?,",l,"r Bve)' Interment at Mount
Vorlth Cemetery.
1 Ka,fe;I.n Belmar, N. J., on October 14,
m!s i,enRY CURRIE. Relatives and
uSS..-" nv'led to atend tho funeral, on
?.?n?r. t 1 p. m., from the residence of his
i' im-lD.l.w TITI1ll ....a a n .. -
k .M Interment at Heddlng Cemetery,
Hi ' ..'n Uave Chestnut St.. Philadel
phia, St 11 10 a. m.
SMXAS On October 12. 1018. WILLIAM
, nuiband of the late Mary Ellen Dallas.
WMIves and friends are Invited to attend
5f.,V',on Sy- 2:30 p. m., from bis
S,, r"Wence. 1420 B. 52d st. Interment at
'rnwood Cim'lirv.
"AWEK-Qn October IS, 1018.
cSri'.,,7'eH,i""R5J5?-'1uht.r.??
w aSXM!.'.'";' t0 tn th funeral.
. in-l VitiX-i " m-i rom ner late
st RTii.S' " Bo.emn High Mass
, SunnH'".!. Church at 0 a. nu sharp.
w b. ti.V.J :" ,Vr.,i cemetery, itemaina
w;,; "" " rnoay, irom B to 10 p. m.
E BKCKirS . iSJr " """f KL.IJAH
F Sf .!.? .Vd aj, ' Relative, and
lSh'Work.,h.s,-eif,nPli.yV of ,na Wharton
ESs stnSSl' ".' inv?0 to attend the fu-
wtr??.1 Services, on Mnnriuv m, i.m n .
"rS?A-n .?c br 14. 191B,
ELIJAH
Ff.EWSTreS' J5 J???-"!:' crarence
A"!:.2? Bldiiy a'vX, Norwood "Si.:
pass.
.V'V r'. 'nterment private. Re-
'K1.
.., , yiewrc on 8un(.ayr .(ter ft)
TOl?i!Sffil?5'T?! Oetour 14, Wis,
jywnie. ased 78 years. Relative, and
sjjric!. ' Jilted to attend the funeial
'. imTWl fl - " " her late
liJb" J,'.?nirment at
K$
MiFVn.m T'tTlo-pTK . ""
.VIE nttf.".,"0"!' 4. 1010. Mis.
EilicauiJrW.SHr ..! "..
! MsIeemyirom. !n?, residence of Miss
"lUlm M...T Si "auai. SJl. DOiemn
IwSwi .ff'fS" M T" 8 'months
"IssmiIm'.".3' '? p- T- Bne-
Way Rhnn.,nil.II"J"ye of the P. R.
hnersU siSSSv arf Jnvlteel to attend the
ldnce, iSsn,?1 a .P- m-j 'rom his late
J Cem.'t, Hos, ' Interment Arllng-
Blkilv?"".0n October 19 lOU WATftFVn
"O f th. i.t, iury Ellis. ReUtlre.
FLIP AND FLOP
OW WVfCH Mr DO A NICE
J'TTLE prop Kick with THisJ
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DEATHS
SS.isiiHtfVA'fi. " "P'eo Jleneflc l As
StsiiV Pr.Rnn.',i "B'evei of Vhlladelpnla
iiXStitSRfHSV' " invited to at
i Iuntr.1 .rvlc,. 6n Saturday, at
?tA K" ?!." JV residence. 24'.8 North
fii,...V- ln'rmnt private, at Northwood
lVrmftn. e. .InJ.M n,' b viewed on Frl
day, from 8 to 10 p. m,
FnIr'-r?,V9c,tobM' " -018. EMMA, wife
?LJ.1.J,1 rlU,J,.nl, daughter : Mary and.
i.iJ!,-Ji,h.n.wl,ltnVr'' "Pd SB years. Rel
flv.'.. "5'1 .tr,1d '.tn 'amlly are invited
1 ? ".Slfft 'J1 "neral Mondsy mornlnt. at
P,;. o eloeH. from the residence of her
.ISLi5r.",n-.Uw' ,Mri. Dv "elts. 2220 W,
?-r.,.KT.i.v,'v. '"l" nequlcm Mass at 8t.
Kllsabeth's Church at 10 o'clock. Inter
ment Holy Cross Cemetery,
wiimi,JT0.,V. ctbf 18, 1918. ELIZA
KSIt'LMA.!,,.E?. d'hter of John and Emily
tlamble. Helat ves and friends of the fam
IXli.W.81' abrleI' II. V. M. Sodality, are
i!l . :&. t0 '"'nd tne funeral, en Saturday.
ruh.M - .m'l. ,.rom tarentsr. residence. 2TilO
:Vh2r,05 'J1 Solemn lllgh Mass of Requiem
JL'..?.1, ?nel' Church, at 10 a. m. Inter
ment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
0L'iT.I'?i,.,r,,P5Oc.t0b.r . 1". Mlaa HAN.
NAH rilRTLER, In her TOth year. Relatives
fJ.?.'.'ni'.;.lnX,l,,1 t0 und the funeral
!?Kl,,r.?J,.iB.aturd'r "l 2 " m- Precisely,
Inturmont at Mount Peace Cemetery.
itU1iS.JftlCa0.IV Sctob,.r Xl. I915' THOMAS
nii?.u.ni,',i ,ryA' rftnn (nee Feehan).
SSmK. .n2. uXnM ,of ,n family, alio
member, of St. Oabrlel'a Holy Name Socle
l.V,iCouit p;?na; No- 7 f' A., and Dl
Jl'lon No- B8. A. O. H. are InMted to at
JPi V1. f,unral. on Saturday, at T..10 a. m.,
oreil,51,i.1.tv? 5?Wnc. 1 South 20th st.
Solemn High Mass or Requiem at St. Ga
brlel'. Church, at o a. m. precisely. Inter
ment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
HAMDERGERft On October IB, 1918. at her
late residence, Delalr. N. J MINNA
OLUECK wife of Chas. Hamberger, J
T5ue notice of the funeral v. Ill be given.
JIARTON. On October 14. 191S. PEM
BROKE D.. huaband of Marv J. Harton
Reiatlve. and rrlends. also W Salvador'
Council. No. 283 K. of C. are Invited to at-
H5? & i")nrJ' ,rom "' u, resldenco.
172t W. Glrard ave., on Monday, at 8:30
a. m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at the
Church ofthe Gesu. at 10 a. m. Interment
at Holy Cross Cemetery.
"V??1. Sudd,n,r' " October 10,
.1B.18',.!"0MA.H,' Jr- ,on of Frances and thi
'? .Thom"JH;enmsler. In hla 27th ear.
Relatives and.frlends. also Loyal Order of
Moose Idge. No. M:,Gern.anla Maennerchor,
of Marlburg. anl all societies of which he
was a member, are Invited to attend the
funeral, Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from
h,1ft?..rni,,.nir residence. Olio J st,, Lawndale.
Philadelphia. Interment at Hlltsldo Ceme
tery, via funeral car. Remain, may be lewed
Saturday evening.
HKI.ItMNO. On October 12, 191S, JOHN
HELBLINO,hueband of the late Barbara Hel
bllng (nee Schleicher), In his Mth year. Rel
atives and friends, also Philadelphia Turnge
tnelnde'and Deutsche Gesellschaft, are Invltel
to attend funeral, on Saturday, at 2 p, m
from hla late residence. 2813 N. 33d St. in
terment strictly private, at Mount Peace
Cemetery.
UENDRICnSON. On October 18, 1918,
HANNA HENDRICKSON. aged 01 ears.
Relative, and friends are Invited to attend
funeral, from her late residence, Mantua. N.
J., on Saturday, October 1(1, at 10.30 a. m.
8ervlce. at the house. Interment Mantua
Cemetew
HICKEY. On October 14, 101B, CATH
ERINE M daughter of Margaret and the
Kte Patrick Hlckey. Relatives and friends
are Invited to attend the funeral, on Mon
day, at 8'30 a. m., from the residence ot her
mother. 3R38 North 17th st. High Mass at
the Church ot Holy Souls, at 10 a. m. In
terment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Auto
mobile service.
KICKING. On October 13. 191B. WIL
HELMINA HICKINO, wife, of Edward A.
Kicking and daughter of the late Frederick
and Catharine Schaeffer. In her Both year.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
funeral services, on Sunday, at 2 p. m.. at
her husband', residence, 2810 N. Maschcr st.
Interment Oreenmount Cemetery.
HOLLAND. On October 18, 1916. ELLA N,
widow ot Richard Holland. Relatives and
frfnd. are Invited to attend funeral, on Sat
urday, at 1 p. m from her late residence.
2235 North 21st at. Services at St. Augustine
P. E. Church. 21st st. and Columbia ave., at
2 p. m. Interment at Merlon Cemetery. Re.
main, may be viewed on Friday, from 8 to
10 p. m.
HOMEYARD. On October 18. 191B, MART
V., widow of John Homeyard (nee Btnner),
daughter ot the late Lewis and Henrietta
Lackhadt, In her 80th year. Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend the funeral
services, on Monday, at 2 p. m., at the resi
dence or her grandson, George Daniels, 2818
North Van Pelt ot.. Interment at Green
mount Cemetery. Friends may view the re
mains on Sunday, at 8 p. m.
IIOPE. On October 14, 1018, HENRIUTTA
U. widow or Robert A. Hope. Relatives
and friends are Invited to attend the funeral,
on Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, rrom
her late residence, 2418 South Opal st. Inter
ment private at Femwood Cemetery. Friends
may view remalna on Friday, after 3 p. m.
Auto service.
HULL. On October 13, 191S, ELIZABETH
HULL (nee McCool), wife of James C. Hull.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
the funeral services, on Saturday, at 8 p. m
at her late residence, 2113 N. Woodstock st.
Further services on Sunday, at 12 o'clock
noon, at Upper Dublin Dunkard Meeting
House. Interment In adjoining ground.
IVERS. On October 13. 1915, ANNA A.,
wife of Thomsa J. Ivers and daughter of
Catherine and the late John O'Neill. Rela
tives and friends are Invited to attend the
funeral, on Saturday, at 8:30 a. m.. from
her mother's residence. 1228 Spring Garden
st. Solemn Requiem Mass at the Church of
the Assumption at 10 -a. m. Interment at
Holy Cross Cemetery.
JOHNSON. On October 14. 1918, 8U3AN M.,
widow ot Frank Johnson, aged 69 years.
Relate e. and friends, also Unter Stuetxungs
Yereln, No. 2. are Invited to attend funeral,
on Saturday, at 1 p. m., from her late resi
dence. 009 West Sterner st. Interment at
Fernwood Cemetery.
JONES. On October 12. ELIZABETH,
widow of Meredith T. Jones. Relatives and
friends, also the members of the Susquehanna
Avenue Presbyterian Church, are Invited to
attend the funeral services, on Saturday, at
2 p. m- at her late residence, 2331 North 4th
st. Remains may be -viewed on Friday, from
8 to 10 p. m. interment private, at Oreen
mount K. of P. Cemetery.
KATH. On October 18. 1016. THEODORA
THRUXBTON, wife of Ludwlg Kath, and
daughter of the late William and sablna
Myers. Relatives and. friends are Invited to
attend the funeral services, on Saturday, at
2 p. ra., at her late residence, 2189 N. Orlan
na st. Interment at Southwestern Ground.
KEIIk-On October 13, 1015, FREDERICK
A., husband of Mary J. Keht. Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend funeral, on Sat
urday, at 1 :30 p. m., from his late residence,
4710 Haverford ave. bervices at the Church
of the Holy Comforter, 48th and Haverford
ave., at 2:80 p. m. Interment at Mt. Morlah
Cemetery. Remains may be viewed Friday
evening from 8 to 10 o'clock.
KELLY. On October 18. 1915. MARY,
daughter of James and the late Anna Kelly,
of the Townland, Lahardane. County Mao,
Ireland, aged 22 years. Relatives and friends
are Invited to attend funeral, on Saturday.
October 18. at 0 a. m., from the residence of
Patrick Finnerty, 2310 Christian st. Solemn
High Mass of Requiem at St. Anthony'.
Church at 10-10 a. m. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery.
KENNEDY. On October 12, 1915. WALTER
KENNEDY, aged 81 years. Due notice ot
tho funeral will be riven, from the parlor of
John F Fluehr, 104 West Susquehanna ave,
KLEIN. On October 14, 1915, at her resi
dence, 420H North Darlen st., KATHARINE
LUUIiEHTA, daughter of Nettle and the late
Proctor Klein. Due notttje of the funeral
will be given.
LANO. On October 13, 191B, WILSON, hus
band of Mary Lang and son of the late Lud
wlg and . Margaret Lang. Relative, and
friends, also member, of the Morrison Re
publican Club, and the employes of the pj
partment of Supplies andthe Pubilo Bui d.
Inrs. and members of Public Build.
Inss Relief Association, are Invited to
attend the tuners), on Mobday, at 8:30 a.
m., from his lat resldenoe. N)S South Front
st. High Mass of Requiem at. Bt. Philip's
rhurch at JO a. m, precisely. Intsrment at
Holy Cross Cemetery.
LLOYD. Suddenly, on October 14. 1918,
ANNIE E., widow of Charles A. Lloyd. Rsla.
tlves snd friends are Invited to attend the
funeral services, on Monday, at 2 p, m., at
her, 1. residence, North Hirst st., West
DEATHS
Philadelphia. Interment private, at Green,
m-nint Cemetery Friends are invited Sun
dav evening.
I.ONORNKCKKR. On October 18, 1918, at
1P .y"ll'nc of her, son-in-law, W..H.
Ey-Uf't, Sharp are., Glenolden, Pa., ELIZA
BETH J widow of George F. Longeneckerj
Funeral services and Interment at flaytown,
Ta , on Saturday.
LUFKIN On October 14, 1918, ANNA,
widow of Lawson Lufkln, aged 85. ReU
tlves and friends are Invited to attend the
funeral services, Monday, at 8 p. m , at her
lau residence, 8304 North 12th at. Inter
ment private on Tuesday morning
MAHER. On October 12, 1915, TIMOTHY
A , husband of Bridget Lennon Maher and
son ot the late Thomas and Ann Maher.
Relatives and. friends, also the Holy Name
Society and Branch No. 118, C. K. of A.,
are Invited lo attend the funeral, on Satur
day, at 8 10 a, m.. from his late residence,
2242 N 15th St. Solemn Requiem Mans at
the Church of Our Lady of Mercy at 10 a. m.
Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. Auto
mobile service.
MrAI.I.lSTER. Suddenly, on October 14,
1D1B, JANE, widow of John McAllister.
Relathes and friends are InMted to attend tne
funeral services Mondsy, at 2 p. m at tho
apartments of Oliver 11 Balr, 120 Chestnut
st Interment at Mount Morlah Cemetery
Friends may view remains Sunday, from 8 to
10 p. m.
McCAULKY. On October 18, 1918, JOHN
M. McCAULEY, Sr. Relatives and friends,
also members of P. R. R. Vol. Reller Assn..
aro invited to attend the funeral services
Saturday, at 3 p. m., at the apartments of
Oliver It. Hair. 1820 Chestnut st. Interment
at Oreenmount Cemetery. Remains may be
viewed Friday, from 7 tp 0 p. m.
MeCLOSKEV, On October 18, 1618, TAUL
McCLOSKEY, husband of the lato Ann Mc
Closkey and father of the Rt. Rev. Mon
slgnor James P, McCloskey, V. G. of Jaro.
Hollo. P. I. Relatives and friends, also
Bacrpil Heart Society of St. Ann's Church,
are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday,
at 8-30 a, m., from his late residence, 2717
E.tst Lehigh ave. Solemn Requiem Mass at
St Ann's Church, at 10 a. m. Interment at
New Cathedral Cemetery.
McCOOL. On October 14. 1918, CORNELIUS
McCOOL, husband ot the late Frances Mc
Cool (nee McSorley). Relatives and friends
are Invited to attend the funeral, on Monday,
at 8 a. m., rrom his late re-ldence, 1M4
Ingersoll st. High Mass of Requiem at the
Church of the Gesu at 9 a. m. Interment
at Cathedral Cemetery.
McGOVERN. On October 11, 1918, MARY
AONBR, v,Ite of Peter F. McOovern and
daughter of tate John and Mary Cummlskey.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
the funeral, on Saturday, at 8:30 a. m.. rrom
her late residence, 2070 Almond at. Solemn
Requiem Maas at St. Ann'a Church at 10 a,
m Interment at St. Ann's Cemetery.
MILLER. On October IS. 1915. HENRY F..
son or Frederick and Mary Miller, aged 17
months. Relatlxes and trlends are invited
to attend funeral, on Saturday, at 1:30 p. m..
from the residence ot his grandparents, 3033
Mercer st. Interment Holy Sepulchre Ceme
tery. MILLER. On October 12. 191B, HARRIET
H wile or William Miller. Relatives and
rrlends ore Invited to attend the runentl
services, on Saturday, at 2 p. m., at her
late residence, e948 -Torresdale ave., Tacony.
Interment private.
MJM'J?ONEY' 0l October 18, 1918. AN
DREW J., husband of Matilda Mulroney
(neo Obert) and son of the late Martin and
Margaret Mulroney. Relatives and friends,
also Branch No. 142, C M. B. A., and the
Brewers Engineers' Local, No. 2ft. are in
vited to attend the funeral, on Monday at
8:80 a. m from his late residence. 4410
Manayunk ave., Roxborough. Solemn Re
quiem Mass at St Mary's Church at 10 a.
m. Interment at Westminster Cemetery.
MURPHY. On October 13. 191S. MARY E.,
wife of Edward A. Murphy and daughter .or
the late Thomas and Ellen Buckley. Rela
tives and friends, also League ot the Sacred
Heart of tne Epiphany Church, are Invited
to attend the funeral, on Saturday, at 8:30 a.
m., from her late residence. 2.M9 South
Juniper st. High Mass of Requiem at the
Epiphany Church at 10 a. m. Interment at
Cathedral Cemetery.
MUSHLER On October 14. 1918. JOHN
MUSHLER. In his TOth year. Relatives and
frlenda are Invited to attend the funeral
services, at the residence ot his son-in-law,
Georgo 8. Murray, corner of Bristol pike and
Park ave,, Eddlngton, Pa., on Monday, at
11 a. m., without further notice. Interment
at William Penn Cemetery, Somerton.
NOFER. On Octiter 14, 191B. WILLIAM A.
NOFER. Sr., husband of Emma Nofer (nee
Burkett). Due notice of the funeral will be
given, from his late residence. 1710 Frank
ford avenue.
TACKER. At Woodbury, N. J., on October
13, 1015, MARTHA H., widow ot Daniel J.
Packer, In her 82d year. Relatives and
trlends are Invited to attend the funeral, on
Saturday, at 1:30 p. m from her late resi
dence, 41 South Broad st., Woodbury, N. J.
Interment private, at Bethel Cemetery, Hurff
vine. N. J.
PASCOE. On October 14, 1015, JOHN F. B.
PASCOE. Relatives and friends of the fam
ily are Invited to attend the funeral on
Saturday morning, at 8 o'clock, at the chapel
ot Andrew J. Behr & Son, Arch and lutn
sts. High mass at St. Phllomena Church,
Lansdowne, at 10 o'clock. Interment at
Holy Cross Cemetery. Remains can be
viewed between vrhe hours ot 7 'and 8
o'clock on Friday evening.
l'IDGEON. On October 13, 1015. KATE E.,
widow of William J. Pldgeon. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend the funeral aerv
Ices, on Saturday, at 2 p. m. precisely, at
her nephew's residence. Robert D. Webb, 507
W. Maple ave., Merchantvllle, N. J. Inter
ment at West Laurel Hill Cemetery. Friends
may call Friday evening.
riOSO. On October 14. 1015, SARAH,
widow of Moses Ploso, formerly of Lancas
ter, Pa., In her 81st year. Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend the funeral
services on Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
precisely at hir late residence. 8447 Sansom
st. Services Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
at the residence of her son, Wm. Gsbe
Ploso, 131 N. Pine st., Lancaster, Pa. In
terment at Lancaster, Pa. Lancaster and
Chicago papers please copy.
PRICE. On October 13. 1015, SARAH
ELIZABirTH. daughter of John and Mary
Price. In her 8th year; Relatives and frlenda
are invited to attend the funeral, on Satur
day, at 2 p. m., from the residence ot her
parents. 1317 South Quenlher st. (18th and
Wharton sts ) Interment at Mount Morlah
Cemetery.
REYNOLDS. At her resldsnce, 3819 Aspen
St., or. October 14. 1915, MARY M., wife of
Howell Reynolds and daughter of the late
William and Catharine Stott. Notice ot
funeral later.
BIESEN. On October 14. 1918. KARL A..
husband ot the late Marie Rlesen, aged 78
years. Relatives and friends are Invited to
attend funeral, Monday afternoon, at 1
o'clock, from his late residence, 8A3n N.
Sydenham st. Services In St. Paul's Evan.
fellca'. Church. Germantown ave. above But
er st., at 2:80 o'clock. Interment Green
mount Cemetery.
RODOERS. On October 18. 1015. MARY C.
wife of Frederick E, Rodgers and daughter
of the late Florence D. and Emma J. Drls
coll. Funeral, to Which the relatives and
friends are Invited, on Saturday, at 8:80 a.m..
from her late residence. 2004 South. Bouvler
st Mass of Requiem at the Church or St.
Monica at 10 a. m. precisely. Interment at
Holy Cross Cemetery. Autos.
ROIJINfeON. On October 18, 1018. HENRY
ROBINSON, aged 78 years. Relatives and
friends ot the family, also Hamilton Lodge
No. Slid. I. O.O. F, and l'ythadoraa Lodge,
No. 120, K. of P., are invited to attend the
funeral services on Monday afternoon, pre
cisely at 2 o'clock, at his late residence, 778
N. 27th st. Interment private. Please omit
flowers. Auto service.
RUCH.-r-On October 12, 1915. JOHN JO.
SBPH RUCH. husband of the late Wllliel.
mlna Rucb. Relative, and friends, alio the
Manayunk Order of Owls, Nest No. 1782. are
Invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday,
at 8.30 a. m., from his son's residence, Jo
seph J. Ruch, 4tu Krams ave., Roxborough.
Requiem Mass at Bt. Mary's Church at 10
a. m. Interment at Bt. Mary. Cemetery,
Roxborough. Remains may l viewed on
Friday, from 7 to 10 p. m.
BUS8ELL. On October 18, 1918, HENRY,
son ot Ihu late James and Eliza Wilson Rus
sell Relatives and friend, are Invited to
attend the funeral services, at his late rest.
dence. 114 Elmwood ave.. Narberth, Pa,,
Saturday, at 2 p. m. Interment private.
SCHOl'IKLD. On October 14, 1915, ELIZA
BETH, widow or John W. Bchoneld, In her
71st yar. Relatives and friends are Invited
to attend the funeral sen Ices, on Monday,
it . iv m., at her late residence, 017 N.
48th st. Interment at West l.url Hill Ceme
tery. Remains may be viewed on Sunday
xvenlng,
6COTT. On October 13, 101B. WILLIAM
M. SCOTT, aged 72 years. Relative and
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friends are Invited to . attend th funeral
service, on tViturrtay, at 2 p, rn., at hla late
residence, 47l Snrlnrnald ae, Interment
private, at West Laurel Hill Cemetery.
BCOTT. On October 16, lJl, BALlOL
BtOTT, aged es year. Friends, alio
Pennsylvania R, R. Vol. Relief Asso and
employes of Walnut Street Wharf of Penna.
R. R., srs InMted to attend the funeral
services, Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at
the apartments ot Oliver H. Balr, ltUU
Chestnut st. Interment at Arlington Ceme
tery. Remains may be viewed Sunday eve
ning until 10 o'clock.
fiEIIIERLICH. On October IB, 1916,
PHILLIP O.. son ot Joieph and Llllle Bel
berlich. In his 27th year. Relative and
friend are Invited to attend the funeral
sen ice, on Monday, at 2 p. m.. at his
parent' residence, 1838 North Newklrk st
Interment private, at Westminster Ceme
tery. SHANE. On October 18, 101B, K. I.ETITIA
SHANE, daughter of Henry C. and Sussn C.
Shane, aged 3d. Relative and friends are
Invited to attend the funeral services. Sat
urday at 8 p. m., from parents' residence,
B035 Brown St., West Philadelphia. Inter
ment private, at Femwood Cemetery.
SNYDER. At her home. The Ansonla
Apartments, 19th and Spruce itreets,on
October li, luitS, HANNAH SNYDER,
widow of Frederick 'Snyder, aged 97 years.
Funeral jtlid interment private.
SOUS. On October 14, 1915. MARCIA.
widow of Isaac N. Bolls and daughter of
the late-George P. Morgan. Funeral private.
It la requested that no flowers be sent.
S?N5!5'i)n October 18. 1918. ANNA
BLANCH, daughter of Wllhelmtna Spencer,
Relatives and Irlends are Invited to attend
funeral services. Sunday, at 2 p. m., at her
mother'a residence, 8848 Wallace st. Inter
ment Chestervlew Cemetery.
ST,,inl'INO n October 14, 1918, BAM
UEL STRADLING, son of the late Edard
and Miry Stradllng. Relatives and friends,
also Robert II. Foerderer Republican Asso
ciation, are Invited to attend funeral serv
ices, on Saturday, at 2:30 p. m., at the apart
ment of J. B. Stanger A Bro.. 4140 Frank
ford nve., Frankfort. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
ST.KiJi778uddenl'. n October 13, 1918,
MINERVA, wife, ot John II. Straw and
daughter of the late Joslkli and Barth A.
Aaterhoue. aged Su years. Relatives and
frlenda are Invited to attend the funeral serv
Ires, on Saturda.-. at 2 p. m.. at her late
residence. 1KI7 Ilronn st. Interment at Hill
side Cemetery, Ma funeral car. Friend may
vlw the remain on Friday, at 8 p. m.
THILO. On October 14, 1918, JOHN A..
huaband of Mary Thllo (nee Vogt). aged 07
year. Relatives and friends, also Lennl
Lenape Tribe No. 3, I. O. R. M.; Eureka
Lodge No. 12. K. of P.: Delta Castle No.
8. K G. E.; also the Ninety Republican
Club of 38th Ward, are Invited to attend
tho funeral on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
from his late residence, .1310 N. 12th St. In
terment at N. Cedar Hill Cemetery,
T1TLOW. On October 14, 191B, BLANCHE
v.. daughter of Burst, and the late Hiram
Tltlov. Relatives and friends are Invited to
attend the funeral, on Saturday, at 2 p. m.,
from-4he funeral apartments of William H.
Btterty, 3310 North Broaxl st. Interment
private, at Ivy Hill Cemetery.
VAN COURT. On October 13, 191S, SARA
J wife ot James Van Court. Relatives and
friends are Invltod to attend the funeral
services, on Saturday, at 3 p. m., at St.
Thomas' Church, Whltemareh. Pa. Inter
ment at St. Thomas' Churchyard.
WALL. On October 14, 1918. HANNAH
MARIE, daughter of Bridget and the late
Thomas Wall. Relatives and friends, also
II. V. M. Sodality of the Church of the Lady
of the Rosary, are Invited to attend funeral,
Monday morning, at 8 80 o'clock, from her
late residence. 038 N. Md St. Solemn
Requiem Mass at the Church ot Our Lady
ot the Rosary, at 10 o'clock. Interment at
Holy Cross Cemetery.
WATSON. On October 13, 1915. ANNA, wife
of Benjamin F. Wation, aged 78 years. Rela
tives and frlenda are Invited to attend the
funeral services, on Sunday, at 1 p. m at
daughter', residence, Mrs, Lydla Adslr, 2401
Sharawood st. Interment private.
WEIL. Formerly of 841 West North ave.,
Baltimore. Md., on October 14. 1MB, JO
SEPH, husband of the late Bertha Well,
aged 72 year. Relatives and friends are
Invited to attend the funeral sen-Ices, on
Sunday, at H a. m., at the realdenne ot hi
daughter, Mrs, Blmon Klein. .1832 North
Smedley st. Interment at Baltimore, Md,
WHEATLEY. On October 12, 1915,
MYRANNA, wife of William Wheatley. and
daughter of Amanda M, and the late Andrew
II. Bushnell, aged 27 years. Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend the funeral
services, on Saturday, at 2 p. m.. at her
late residence, 3215 Benner St., Wlsslnomlng.
Intsrment private. Northwood Cemetery.
WRIGHT. At Bristol. Pa., on October 18.
1015. HENRY M.. husband of Georgeanna
Wright (nee Wright), In his 03d year. Hela.
tlves and friends, also Slloam Lodge, No. 25.
I. O. O. F., of Newtown. Pa., are Invited to
attend the funeral services, on Saturday, at
2 p. m at hla late residence, 67A Bath St.,
Bristol, Pa. Interment at Bristol Cemetery.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH MOLDER8. ptnstlcker.
Oft Dental Company. 6119 Stile st.
ROOKKEEPERS. CLERKS AND BTBNOO
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ful BtcnVICIl by consulting Miss Dean, Led
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She will aid you with. your ad, list your
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September
83 YOUNG LADIES SECURED POSITIONS
through this SERVICE, which 1 frt to
Ledger Advertiser.
BOOKKEEPER and stenographer, commercial
high school graduate; must be neat and ac
curate: full particulars a to salary, etc. V
288, Ledger Central.
CHILDNUR8E White Protestant! 4 children!
ret . Bee Miss Resd, Room 230. I'ubllo Led.
CLOTH WKAVBRB wanted, Apply" John A
James Dobson, Inc.. Blsnket Mills, Scott's
lane, Fall of Schuylkill.
KEMBLE
1913, E. W, Kembl.
buoomimc;, loioT. DoNT
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CAUSE PAIN 7 S
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HELP WANTETJ-PEMALE
c?Jf' JPerlencei. for family In German
JJlUi.. C4l' 8'1 Westvlaw ave , on Saturday
vJ-.r?i'1' tten 11 and 1 o'clock. Take
-,. ht. rr on iatn st.
0?i'n"'-1' bF email family at Chestnut
iilii: ,.,00,1'..P-. white cook, with refr
VmV ti,',.Mo month Apply 1818 Land
r-TT- ' -ura' from I(T:iio to 11 do.
Wi v"i"' eapableT'rotsstant, Tiurlington,
Kii.il.. fi""08!. Meet employer. Room -U0,
Pub Ic Ledsrj?ii Friday. ,
4o:Vj?TftPn''wit"tHmmir,
Ay?.mSd ! Ute establifhment, no other
.considered. ApplyiMs Bpruce st. .
EATIOITAL-VORJC-Two young ls'dies'i
nJ!rn'J0'J!.r.,,,ute or termer leaoher pre-
" ??? -rJlift'-.i.'dger Office.
0teiK.ifS)n",rt"r"PVrlenT7dTFrtnchJ
jpekliig, resident governess for boy of 7
KJil1-"!".1 w cAn f A"! 12 years 0 age.
EU1X "iJlween lOand A. 817 fl, l.thftt.
"w2ilillJt. Ic Tooper wanted, on 20 point,
Jip.wortn machine. Thoma Buck Hosiery
. Company, Jasper and York. ,
LK vanAral A. tvllhetitt Wah1na,
jxjn- women, white or colored 1 llsverford.Pa i
230, -Public Ledger. Good ref. required
loom
hwisework. white glrli good
laundrr. Catholic. Arttmore, I'a
rages.no
rteo Miss
.fti-ft-u. avatar unic. .
..Op.E'5RKr"experienced. irot'eeTantTni
wash; small fam.i ref . Phone Melrose WO X
.- Colored
lBOtl N.
In country.
Oarnet at,
OPERATORS, EXPERIENCED
4.". -v?!.." of. ladles' shirtwaists.
HANKY. KUTTNER A RAAR
1320-34 Vine street.
OPERATottB. hemstitches on ladles' shirt
waists. Hanev. Kuttner it Rsab, 13.MW4 Vine.
tlLTIX-t-V.t-a-ftW a vf
lo ake training In professional corsetry
that she may be able to serve the client In
the privacy of her home, satisfied tu earn
$18 or 2. a week for the first three montbs,
Address F 240, Ledser Central, gIMng tMe
phone number,
TKI.BPHON E Ol'KRATOR. Apply personally.
Unit erslty. Hospital. 3100 Bpruce st.
TELEPHONE operator and rile clerk., neat
appe-aranre; xper. es inns uean, i,ei,i.eni.
YOL'NO WOMAN of rennsmnnt""anil lntrlli:
gence to handle a high-grade, profitable
commodity, one acoustomed to meeting the
best people; experience preferred, but not s
sentlnl; state full details. F 241, Led.Cent.
INCREASE your husband's Income Alargo
firm can offer an unusual opportunity. E (Us.
ledger Central.
General
WOMEN wanted, Gov. clerks, 870 mo. Phtla.
exams, coming. List position obtslned free.
Franklin Ins., Dept. 713 H, Rochester. N. Y.
HELP WANTED MALE
BA83 for Episcopal church (city). 10 month.
iw oic. i nimyra, .v j.
BEaCKTimITH and hardener on carbon and
high-speed tools and Irregular-shaped punches
and dies;. good pay and steady work ta satis
factory person. Addres P. O. llox J5w,
Ststlon O.
BOl WANTED, 18 years or over, to help on
rutting table In garment manufacturing; ex
perience preferred, but unnecessary If active
and willing to learn. P Ml. Ledger Office.
MVlN'sT15' & ' Kl5MPTON BO.N'bT
BRICKLAYERS and laborera for cement and
lncrtte "ork. Apply McClure School. Oth
urn uuntms 1 ara ave.
CHAUFFEUR, wanted, married, for country;
house furnished; Packard and Ford; give ref..
exp. and price. Addrees F 157. Led ger Cent.
CLERIC Young man wanted to assist In oitlre
work: roust lie acthe and ambitious: state
experience snd salary last received. P tl.10,
Ledger Office.
COLLECTOR Experienced middle-aged man;
permanent position to right party. Apply
Room .104. Washington Building, uo8 Chtst
nut st
CLOTHING STOCKKEEPER
- ' '.""V1, thoroughly experienced cloth-
oV5lce ' ApP'1' Superintendent'
N. BNELLENBURO & CO.
CLOTH WEAVER8 wanted.
wu.mv ioDFon, inc.. u;
lane. Fall of Schuylkill
Tame Dobron, Inc.. Blanket Mills. Scott's
CRANE OPERATORS. Apply 4300 Wlsaa
hlckon avenue.
HOSIERY Experienced fixer on standard U.
J.-V machine, for out-of-town position.
L 18S8, Ledger Branch. 7th and Oxford.
HOSIERY String workers wanted on standard
machines. Thomas Buck Hosiery Co., Jas-
per and York.
HOUSE BOY wanted for afternoons; reference
required. 302 Oowen ave.. Mt. Airy.
MACHINISTS Apply 4300 WUaahlckon ave
nua. MAN AND WIFE a houseman and cook In
Germantown; must be experienced and will.
Ing; man must be able to run automobile;
BIV . employer and wage expected. D
321. Ledger Office.
MAN AND WIFEL white, a houseman and
cpok. In suburbs. Phone between 10 and 11
o clock. Ogont 97.
NIGHT CASHIER
Te require a fairly experienced man to act
a night C. O. D. cashier; must be able to
fumlsh bond. Applv Superintendent's Office.
N. SNELLENBURO &. CO.
N.IGHT DOORMAN wanted, white: salary
820 a month. Apply University Hospital,
3400 Spruce.
PAPERHANGERS
First-class paperhanger wanted; bring
tool. Apply Superintendent's Office.
N. BNELLENBURO & CO.
SALESMEN, men or women, residing and well
acquainted In suburban towns, can easily
earn 1100 before Christmas. L. R, Harris,
ft?,, wirjac J.u,lit,tl.t
SALESMAN To handle high-grade profitable
commodities; state experience and references
In first letter. F 241. Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER Young man. good appear
ance; 17-20 years; Prot; po. with good pros
pects. Apply before 10. Bat. 22 N. 4th st.
WANTED
Toolmakers Experienced men for bench
work on Jigs snd fixtures.
Lathe Hands Must have experience on tool
work and be accurate workers.
Milling Machine Hands Must have experi
ence orr tool work, ability to work close.
Instrument Makers Exceptional ability In
mechanical line for all-around experimental
work on electrical appliances; experience
must Include bench, lathe and milling ma
chine work.
Factory working 48 hours a week. No labor
trouble.
State age, nationality, experience, what po
sition best fitted for and. wages wanted to
V. O. Box V, Plalnfleld, N. J.
WANTED
Hand and automatic screw machine operators.
49-hour shop; no labor troubles.
Apply Employment Agent.
American Oraphonhone Company,
Bridgeport, Conn.
YOUNO MAN, owning Ford, to sen auto neces
sities; greet opportunity. F 158. Led. Cent.
SITUATIONS WANTED PEMALE
BOOKKEEPER, clerk, typist High school
(graduate; B year' experience; familiar with
coal business. F 43, Ledger Office.
BOOKKEUPER. thoroughly exp. In' educa
tlonal work; good ref. F 243, Ledger Cent.
5SOKK"EEPER. typlat: thor. exp.: good corre
epnndent, capable aec'y. F 242,Ledger Cent.
UOOKkliltt'Eli, clerk, telephone operator,
cpable,wtth lTyeara' exp. E 037, Led Cent.
liOOKKEEPER and stenographer, some- exp'
billing, filing, payroll F 2.12. Ledger Central.
CHAMUERMaTd or waitress Experienced
young glii. Phone Overbrook US'..
CHAMHERWOKK and waiting; colored; exp,';
best reference, L 428, Ledger .Office.
Youjj
C C, m", ZZ CTT7TV .V--H Y.i
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
CHILDNURSE Young Swedish Trot.. Otn. or
Chestnut Hill pref. I, 417. Ledger Office.
CLERK 8 year' experience In ery line of
elrlcol work. E 441, ledger Central.
COMPANION or practical nurse, exp. young
woman, reference L 423. Ledger Office.
COOK mint place In maTl fmiTywher 2
flrl are employed, flm-clsfi reference.
.-iiune foniar nzm
COOK, rirst-clsss; city preferred.
Reed, Room K, Public Ledger,
See Mis
COOK orchambermald, colored, small family;
a ,, ,wuprr; reference. i"Vi t;nnsiian si.
COOK-Middle-aged colored women, good plain
cookimallJam., will wash. 2fflJ Turner St.
COOK, chambermaid and wattrers, 2 exn Ger.
. I'rot , together. See Miss Reed. Public Ledger.
COOK or housekeeper Exp. I'rot. "woman,
country preferred. L 4A). Ledger Office,
COOKINO and downstairs work, references.
WhltA. rift- A. aftAiin-'-. tOCA A.r.n ttt
DltESSMAKER. French, exp, for ladles and
children, first-class ref. wishes eng. 2111)
lslirldgestl'honJLoc 2191 J after Op. m.
OIRL, colored, wishes "place as cook or house-
wort, i reference 123& 8. loth st. .
GIRL, oung. white, desires position, chamber
work,wautng, good ref 2113 Wharton at.
LADY'S MAID Exp. sewer, embroiderer; four
.) ears' ref last place, rlty L 427, Ledger Off.
MANAGING HOTs"EKBfi?EH, experienced
Proteatant woman 1 ref. MIK) Chew st ,CJtn.
STENOGRAPHER, bookkeeper. Tctaphone op
erator, 2 years' experience, thoroughly capa-
JJe and accurate! ex. ref. Ej43.Ld.Cent.
STENOGRAPHER, competent and accurate,
would consider moderate salary with oppor-
tunlty, reference. P 018. Ledger Office.
BTPXn .. ft n....n J ..ft . "T "T" ..T.
D.ft,.iuunAriij.ii, ucpenuaDie ana wining, sc
.. curate transcripts assured, F Bt, Led. Oent,
8TBN00RAIHE)trneat, rapid, accurate, will
uriiiunmrHic a puny. -,. f .o, linger vent
STENOGRAPHER-BOOKKEEPER, nve years'
exp. In aecretarlal and mfg. work, familiar
wlth auto business, E 331, Ledger Central,
STENOGRAPHER, competent, with 10 years'
thorough exper ; good correspondent and
clerk: Interview solicited. J 837 Ledger Cent,
STENOGRAPHER, thoroughly exp.. "desire
change; under, bookkpg. 77, LedgerCent.
STENOGRAPHER. EXPBRtTTS YEARS' EX".
CEPTIONAL EXERIENCE.H M2, Led. C.
STEXOftRA'PHER-Capahle young lady, with"
a year' exp.: willing. V 40, Ledger Central.
AI-ThD Position a companion or managing
iiseKpr. or mothers helper, a 940, Led. Cent.
'WOMAN, German, wanta housework and laun
dry. 220.1 North 2d.
Service Is a Necessity a
a well a a convenience.
Through t.ie COMMERCIAL SERVICE DE
PARTMENT at Ledger Central competent,
experienced STBNOiiKAFHEKb, SECRE
TARIKS, BOOKKEEPERS. OFI'ICE 1IAN
AGERS and CLURKS ot all kinds can be
secured by communicating our requirement
to Miss nean by letter or Phono Walnut
3000. Thin Is a FREE SERV.CE to adver
tisers and very convenient. Prompt and In
telligent attention vlll be given to your re
quest. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
ACCOUNTANT, expert, thoroughly tamlllaj
with oftlcc management, systematlelng and
audits, open for engagements. E 852. Led
ger Central,
ACCOUNTANT, efficient office manager, 20
years' mtg. and corporation exp., expert se
tematlzlng and constructive method., corre
spondence, credits, collections, foreign exch.
capably handled, desires change; highest ref
erences. E 443. Ledger Centrah
ACCOUNTANT-otfice manager, 18 years
manufacturing and corporation experience;
possessed of Initiative and executive ability;
hlgheat rets, as to character and exp.; bond;
married; moderate salary. M 142. Led. Cent.
ACCOUNTANT. 40. qualified In audits, general
Accounting and cost systems; books written
up. balanced, closed; either permanent or
temporary engagement. F SI, Ledger Cent,
ACCOUNTANT First-class D. E. bookkeeper.
15 years' experience, manufacturing, whole
sale and factory cost accounting; construc
tive methods; Al references. B132 Arch st.
ACCOUNTANTrbookkceper andgeneral office
man desires change; 10 years' experience;
reference. D 124, Ledger Office.
ASSISTANT MANAGER
seek
Position with a reliable 'Brm requiring best
credentials as to character. Integrity, expe
rience, education and financial responsibility.
E CO, Ledger Central.
I BOOKKEEPER-STENOGRAPHER. 16, ranld.
accurate, interview req. f on. Logger cent.
CHAUFFEUR, young man. single, careful
driver and good mechanic, wishes position
with prlv, fam.; best ref. furnished to
character and ability. F 340, Ledger CentraL
CHAUFFEUR desire position driving truck,
with chances ot advancement. Edward Tay
lor. Room IS. 1B18 Arch st.
CHAUFFEUR, married, can do own repairs;
experienced In gardening; reference. Call at
1707 Rose St. or phone Locust 2403 W.
CHAUFFEUR, colored, flrst-clas (Irjver apl
repairman; 4 years' references from last
place. R. C. 17 N. 42d St. ' "
CHAUFFEUR. 7 years' experience In city,
country and mountain driving; excellent
private references. D 408. Ledger Office.
CHAUFFEUR, single, 5 years' exp.; make
own repairs; open November 1; prom, private
references. E 941. Led ger Central.
CHAUFFEUR-MECHANIC, long shop exp.;
middle-aged man; city or northeast suburbs;
reliable; refs. F 140. Ledger Central.
CHAUFFEUR and reliable man on gentleman'.
pisce; ai rcierenccs. u uu. meager omce.
CHAUFFEUR wishes position; private: Al
reierence. iiz r. lqgewooa at., weat rnua.
CHAUFFEUR. 0 years' experience, married;
beat reference. F 44. Ledger Central.
CLERK Young man desires position, general
office work; working knowledge of bookkcep-
Ing and typewriting. E 949,LedgerCentral.
CLERK Young man wishes' position as night
clerk In hotel or similar work. U 047, Led
ger Central
CLERK College student wishes position as
night clerk. E 943. Ledger Central.
COMPOSITOR, young man, Sear' expert
ence: union, D 414, Ledger Office.
EFFICIENT OFFICE MANAGER
15 YEARS' MANUFACTURING EXPERI
ENCE, CORRESPONDENCE. CREDITS
AND COLLECTIONS CAPABLY HANDLED,
DESIRES CONNECTION WITH A PIIILA
DELPHIA CORPORATION. BEST CREDEN
TIAL8 AS TO CHARACTER, EXPERI-
,rU, Anu AUlLli'l PllUAl KUltMER
EMPLOYERS. F 2.111, LEDGER CENT HAL
QARDENER Underatanda all tranches; sober.
wiutq man, rei. Auorew u stH, lq. un,
MAN AND WIFE. Japanese, wish positions;
man cook, wife chambermaid; In family; best
references. Moto. 1034 Vine. '
MAN and wlf. Japanese, want positions, cook
and housework; small family. Address
iri:i 4Q.- cum ana iiierry.
MAN and wife, colored, butler and cook; first-
timi igierPni-B. am c. piwinmca SI., u in.
PAINTER, good workman; will work cheap
lUV WWIIBIB, A-f ..V, .WfcT.1 JUtKW,
PAMPHLET MAN
Can you use a man In your bindery
.who
thoroughly understands first-class catalogue
work, folding machines, cutter, wire stretch
ers, etc. 7 Desire to expand reason for
Cum,. ,-. j .., ajiaup, x.-:ai,,,.
PLUMBER, registered. 12 years- experience.'
wishes position or good offer. D 318, Led. Oft.
PRIVATE LIDRARIAN to Individual forming
a collection ot books and print on a larg
scale; purcnaecs msae, inaexing ana arrang
ing dtmeissJanrbyaeeinentD 24, Led.oS.
REAL ESTATE Young man desire, executive
position; 12 years' experience, thoroughly
familiar with building association work. L
150. Ledger Central.
SALESMAN, d year' experlerce, steady and
y. tiling, Mference F 183. Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER and typlst-Elght (8)" years'"
experience: age 21, sober and Industrious.
E J5JiLedger Central.
SYENOGRA PH ER. experienced, office asslst-
ant, desire poltlon. D 312, Ledger Office.
SOLID BODIES
Ow THAT
Queaa
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SITUATIONS WANTED KAL
8TFNOORAP1IER. competent, desire. PO.lt.oif
aerretrT D.Ms, Ledger Office. , t .
TREASURER, superior ability, accounting,
e and executive exp., desires respon. pot,
with established Arm.. E 018, Ledger, t'enf-al.
YOINO MAN. S4 uanxlou to connect wiu
n advertising agency or mercantile concern,
a year' practical training In newspaper and
YOUNG MAN EXPKRT CORRESPONDENT)
CAPABLE OF COMPOSING OKKUNAu
AND ATTRACTIVE LETTERS, EXPERI
ENCED IN I'KACTK-AL BULLING IDKAB;
UF8T OF REFERENCE. D 409. LEDGER
ur r ik k.
".'.'..".""F wo'!i at present empioyeai HAL i
AHTU NOT TllK IMPORTANT CONOID.
KRATION an opportunity to make good and
aiiermsnent conredlon is what I want
84H Ledger Central
YOUNG MAN. 23 ears of age. with high
school, college and burinee school education,
of excellent character and ability wlshe
a position of executive power with a future
to It, best references furnished. F 258,
Ledger Central. . ,
YOUNG MAN, 21, desires position, has know)
edge of chemistry, laboratory preferred. V
311, Ledger OfWce. ,
YOUNG MAN. College education, with khowj.
edge of mechanical engineering, wlshespoet.
tlon with future. F 148. Ledger Central
YOUNG MAN, godd education, business exper ,
desires position with manufacturing concern,
capable handling outside bua F 184 Led Cent. ,
YOUNG MAN, 21 year of nge, desire to !
come connected with ah automobile Conct-rn
and learn the business F2M, Ldger,CenttalT
EXPERIENCED Japanese wishes position, but
ler or houseman, with reference. Kenjt, 812
8 40th it
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
MR8. NICHOLLS, 1928 Hdnbrldgo St. ha
competent butlers, housemen, couples, cooks,
English, Irish, German, Swedish, Protestant
and Catholic waitresses, parlor and chamber
maids, Infant nure. 7 years' reference;
French, English. German governesses and
lades' maids, ete Vacancies todsyButler.
second men, footmen, French lady s malOt
cooks, waitresses, chambermaids, housemaids,
half-grown Blrls. Phone Locust 21S0.
MRS. KANE, nil South 10th at , Ha registered
several tlrst-clas butler., second and third
men. houiamen. English couples, nrt-cle.
cooks, trained waitresses, girls for chamber
work and waiting, chlldnursee, etc, wish
situations, city or country, all kinds of flret
cUss help Wanted. Phone Locust 3919.
WANTED CooCsi chambermnlds. chlldnurse.
and housework slrl. first-class help want
positions. Miss Rose Dougherty, 1313 Glrard
avenue.
MADAME ASH, French Employment Bureau, '
1533 Christian St. .tellable help supplied anl ,
wanted; all nationalities. Protestant & Cath.
MISS MARY T"r"McCARTHY. 2107 Christian
tloc. ISO".), nupplles & wanta Ist-clsss.Prot..
Cath . male, ft female help, nil nationalities.
AUTOMOBILES
For Bale
LOCOMOBILE USED CABS
deliver more for the price
than a new car.
LOCOMOBILE CO. OF AMERICA.
ZJ14-Z322 Market at., Phiia.
OWNER, on doctor' advice, must ell power
ful. fast Thomaa flyer, 0 cylinder, mechan.
loally rerfect. 6 passenger; great bargain, r.
Phone Belmont 4400. . K
COLE. 1915. DEMONSTR7ftOR3
SLIGHTLY USED FOR SALE.
L. S. BOWERS CO.. 245-47 K. Broad "t
BL'ICK, 19U, B pass., Uke new. with extras, '
87-11. M, Hexten 1453 E. Montgomery. Ksns T,
. 2"5.' W. ,
CADILLAC,. 1013. touring car. overhauled aha t
repainted, full equipment; price X'flO. AUTi.
SALES CORPORATION 142 N. Broad ,U il
SEND FOR FRED BULLETIN '
. OF. USED CARS
CORSON AUTO EXCHANGE, 233 W. BROAD.
1011 WHITE TOURING. stTil. P., 7-passenasf-
jood condltloni , Jt
I. C. MOSER. 2l8 N. firoad si
1013 CADILLAC Roadster, perfect condition; .
self starter: tlec. light: 4B3 E. Walnnt lus,.,
Germanrowni "'
11113 6TMf."aVi (TnilVPn aa1.at.-la. .He-h... '
rf-.
feed.wiuer heater, caliper -holier,. fuUyreaii!p--.i
ped. E 53. dger Central, , . f.r :
1000 USED AUTOsreerymake, from S!St up.
,,u,iiiii nmu ompanvu.1 .;. cnmuM
DON'T pay store ge when T)u can sell crow .,
car for cash. Friar's, 82". N Broad
CHANDLER. 6. 1911,, like new. M Hexter
1453 E Montgomery Kensington 2855 W, c.
200 nsev ora tor sale; runabouts,, touring, and (I
trucks, , 829 N. Broad.
Wanted 1.
PRIVATE" INDIVIDUAL would like to buy
1018 'Dodge JJros five-passenger car In good
condition. Answer D 334. Ledger Central ...
FOh TOURING. 11114 or 1015. wanted, must
be In good condition, state price E 857.
ledger rentrnl. f
AUTO LIVERY AND GARAGES
TAXI SERVICE AT REASONABLE RATES'
TAXI SERVICE COMPANY
118 N. BROAD ST. .,
SPRUCE 4232 RACE 1S8
TO HIRE Brand-new 5-parsenger touring
car, with robes. SI 23 hour. Poplar 1017 W. f
TO HIRE Limousine. McClement at W PhtlaT e
Garage. S123-9 Sansom st Belmont 2310.
AUTO REPAIRING
"? SPEEDOMETER TROUrLE
'" 7 ? t
T
p
t SEBHILLY-SIR N, BROAD
lcrt
CYLINDERS . REBORED. -Ttew piston and
ring furnished, welding and brailng, II. R.
Underwood & Co.. 102.' Hamilton st. Phil.
AUTO SUPPLIES
BALL AND ROLLER BEARINGS. OWILL
IAM CO.. 1S1P Arch. Phone! Walnut 34S7.
aC"
AVTO TIRES
PULLMAN TIRES
Guaranteed 4Quo miles.. jCompare prlc.es.
Gasoline, 13c. per gallop,
GRIMS, 23(TN6rth broad st
HORSES
FOR SALE At 'Nichols Baxaar, October 19. '
one high-class bay mare. 15.2 hands. 7 years'
old: a very showy mre, plndld rider and
timer ha been shown In one show six
classes, one ribbon In each class.
BUSINESS NOTICES
SUPERFLUOUS, HAIR removed bydectrolysl.
the only permanent w.iy, .Ejebrdw arched. -,
MISS SMITH. 492 Itelth Bldg. """j
Miss Hoppe halrdresslng and faeul maasag,
tormerly Mint Arcade, with Miss Smith.
TrlTT.t. nl.u-Qa oinfo"
Cutaways, Tuxedoa and Sack -Suit.
To hire and made to order,
NEUBAUER, THE TAILOR. 19 N. Oth st.
Bell Phone. Walnut 2818. T
PAINLES8 PHOTOGRAPHY
Your six exposure fllraj developed and
printed for 20c. Rogers' Studio. Thur
mont. Md.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
PATENTS Arthur E. Falgs. 714 Walnut st.
Phlla., mechanical and electrical nglnesri'
rcgUtered patent attorney; eatahllahed hare M
years. Invention developed; patents, trade
marks, copyrights secured and litigated any.v
wbere, rejected application prosecuted! pr-
llmfnurv nrtvlra fis. r
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OPTIONEE ot rich slno lease. Joplln, want,
few more to join In taking over, fully devel
oped, 100-toi. concentrator! right at Thorn
Swtlon. Frisco Railroad, Vary high-grade
sort dirt, located between Olive-Cherokee and
Bonnie Bell mines, richest producer!-, J. s.
yv egftllg7 'a. ..ftii .
WANTED, lo locate a wood and roetalTnousI.
tr In some town or !lty outside ot PhlladeU
rl'U with over 8000 ponula'Ion. can employ
from no to 73 men. Chamber of Commerce
of your town, what tn you dd F 247.
Ledger Central. ' "
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