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AMERICAN WIRELESS
INVENTOR TO PROTECT
' LONDON FROM RAIDS
Dr. De Forest's Device -Will
"Listen" for Zeppolins and
Give Warning of Deadly
1 Foe's Approach
CONSCRIPTION DELAYED
NEW YOniC Oct 18.
American Ingenuity Is BOlnft to nliow
London to eleep at night In peace. To
day or tomorrow Dr. Leo ila sTorrwt,
according to his friends, will nrrlve In tho
English capltAl with an Invention which
will warn London when a Zeppelin li
coming and, further than that, It will
how London where tho raider Is.
Doctor de Forest, it Is said, Is going to
England at the request of the Hrltl.h
Government. He Is tho Inventor of tho
audlon amplifier. Several delicate, micro
phones aro placed In a geometrical figure,
each equipped with an audlon, so that
every vibration reaching them will bo
magnified. The equipment will "liston"
for Zeppolins. The audlons nearest the
approaching airship will register heavier
than those farther 4 away. From tho
varying effect of these vibrations la
calculated the lino of approach. With the
airship located, it Is then up to tho anti
aircraft suns.
LONDON. Oct. 16.
Germany's latest Zeppelin raid on Lon
don has staved oft conscription, It was
said In Parliamentary circles today.
The raid's result. It was explained, wns
to boom enlistments bo much that tho
pro-conscription Cabinet members agreed
to Biz weeks' delay on their program.
Ever slnco tho attack there have been
throngs at tho spots whero bombs foil
and recruiting' sergeants havo been busy
among them. Street orators nnd mllltnry
bands have aided In tho work.
SMITH LEAVES CITY,
IGNORING "PLEDGE"
Continued from Page One
as welt as the Frankford elevated, now
being constructed.
Ills answer to the question regarding
the Broad street subway as already
authorized by Councils, with the neces
sary delivery loop, tho Northeast Boule
vard branch serving tho North Oth
street-Northeast Boulevard district, and
the Northeast elevated branch from
Logan serving tho Germantown district
Included, was:
FOH SUBWAY SYSTEM.
"Yes. Without qualification as to the
aubway and delivery loop. As to tho
two branches of tho subway. Inasmuch
as they can bo constructed In much less
time than the subway itself, to save
payment of unnecessary Interest, work
upon them should not bo started until
tho subway Is ncarlng completion."
Tho Independent candldute declared
himself heartily In favor of the pro
posed elevated line to Hoxborough and
Manayunk. Ills answer to tho question
concerning that lino was:
"I am heartily In favor of the construc
tion of this line, ns a matter of Justice.
to Roxborough and Manayunk, nnd tho
Immediate construction of tho Henry
avenuo bridge, as a necessary pre
liminary. I am not suro Just when It
will be possible to begin the construc
tion of the line itself. It should be done
as soon as It can bo safely financed."
Mr. Porter's declaration In favor of uni
versal free transfers, with tho consequent
universal 5-cent faro, was made In tho
one word, "Yes." It was nn answer to
tho question:
"Will you Insist that the 'Program for
Rapid Transit Development with Free
Transfers,' arranged by tho Department
of City Transit and the officers of tho
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company o-s
carried out substantially as promulgated,
to tho end that free transfers shall bo
given between the high-speed lines and
between the surface lines nnd tho high
speed lines, so that passengers may travel
by tho use of the high-speed lines be
tween all Important sections of tho city
with the privileges of transferring In a
forward direction on Intersection surface
lines at each end of the high-speed Jour
ney for one 5-cent fare?"
FAIR TO P. R. T.
In answering tho question as to whether
he will oppose tho consummation of any
contract between the city and the Phila
delphia Rapid Transit Company which
will require the city to make any con
tribution toward the protection of the net
income of the existing company, greater
than the amounts required to pay a rea
sonable return on tho capital actually
paid In on Union Traction Company stock
and on the Philadelphia Rapid Transit
Company stork, or greater than the
amounts necessary to reimburse the exist
ing company from actual loss to Its net
Income which might result from Its co
operation with tho city In the operation
of the lines proposed In tho Taylor plan,
Mr. Porter said that ho considered as
eminently fair and Just" a provision for
compensation for "any loss in net Income
resulting from tho construction of tho
high-speed lines." He added:
"What return such payments would
yield upon the capital actually Invested
is a question which I have not studied,
and which It does not seem to be neces
sary at this time to consider,"
The Independent candidate declared that,
l?SIect,ed JIayr. he will Insist on tho
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company car
rying out Its agreement to abolish ex
change tickets.
"The 'Program for Rapid Transit Devel
opment" published May 27, lfllj, provided
for the gradual elimination of exchanges
tickets over a period of years, nnd with
ample 'compensation to tho company," ho
said, "This provision strikes me as Just
and fair, and I understand that It was
accepted by the oincers of tho transit
company. I will Insist upon the execution
of this agreement and, failing that, I
will Insist upon diminution 'by due
process of law.' "
Mr. Porter said he Is "utterly opposed"
FLIP AND FLOP
7n
NEVER CROSS A BRIDGE
KCAU,S THAT BEAWTIFUl.
LONqpeU-OwS
lilliH' J'i4 fif fi'fy l'r A fl'"j; Wif' '' i.iv' f -1
to any such plan ns was proposed In
March. 1914. whereby the city would havo
relinquished payments for paving, etc .
which the Philadelphia iWlfl Transit
Company Is now obligated to make to
the nty Trrasurer. nrKregnllnft upward
of IKMXM.BPS. In consideration of tho elim
ination of the exchange tickets.
FAVORS LOAN M.ECT10N.
He favorably answered the last ques
tion of the pledge, which asked If he
wouM ur every effort to have a special
election called and held as soon ns tho
omwtltiitlonsl amendment Increasing tho
eitv's borrowing capacity Is adopted, for
the ptirpone of authorising a loan for the
construction of all the lines which havo
been reonmnvnded
"I have answered your questions fully
and franHlv." he concluded, "nnd my
answern exprews, without disguise or
reservation, my opinions upon the con
dition of today. I regard Mayor Illank
onhurg's efforts In tho first year of his
term to secure real rapid transit for
Philadelphia and the subsequent work
ing out of plans by Director Taylor ns
a sxent public achievement "
Following Mr. Porter's oxnmple, candi
dates for Councils In all parts of tho
city aro rapidly signing tho "transit
pledge."
The answers from tho councllmanlo
candidates will bo published, stnrtlntr
next week. On Monday the answer of
every candidate for Councils In tho 18th,
lt. 22d, 37th, 40th. 4Jd nnd 4th Wnrds
will be published, so that tho voters In
these wards may know Just how tho
candidates stand on the transit Issue.
SELINSGROVE PAYS
TRIBUTE TO HERO DEAD
Commemoration of Penn's
Creek Massacre Marked by
Patriotic Fervor
SRLINSGItOVE, Pa., Oct. 15. The three
day commemoration of tho Penn's Creek
massacre, under tho nusplccs of tho State
Historical Society nnd tho Snyder county
committee, wns concluded today. A mas
slvo boulder was erected yesterday after
noon on tho slto of tho massacre, with
Imprcsetvo ceremonies. Tho marker is of
rough Vermont granite nnd weighs three
tons. Two tablets on Its foco commem
orato tho mnssnero nnd tho Hairis am
bush, nnd pay tributo to Snyder county
heroes of moro than a century and a
half ago.
Tho Calhoun Band, of Northumberland,
furnished music at tho celebration and
will bo on hand tonight to play at tho
Colonial Ball nnd later will give a concert
In Market Square.
Last night tho carnival spirit held sway
In SelliifeKrove ns tho climax of the second
day's celebration. Hundreds from nearby
sections, of Sndcr county nnd Adjoining
counties participated In the mummers'
pnrade, after which nil unmasked, show
ered confetti, burned red fire, forgot con
ventions, and tho whole multitude, includ
ing n throng of Sellngsgrove's former
sons and (laughters, becamo acquainted
in a bedlam of fun.
Addresses were made on tho campus
of Susquehanna University today by
Colonel Henry W. Shoemaker, nuthor and
publisher, New York: Dr. John Price
Jackson, Stato Commissioner of Labor and
Industry, Harrisburg; Frank E. Sham
bach, a native of Snyder County and
superintendent of public Instruction of
Dauphin county.
TURKISH ARTILLERY SILENCES
ALLIES' GUXS OX ffALLIPOLI
Bombardment at Sedd-El-Bahr Halted
by Counter Fire
CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 16. Turkish
guns havo silenced tho Allies' artillery,
which was bombarding the Turks' posi
tions on the Galllpoll Peninsula, It was
officially announced today. The follow
ing statement was issued by the Turkish
War Office.
"At Sedd-EI-Bahr our Incendiary bombs
set tho enemy's trenches on his right
wing on Hre. Tho Anglo-French artillery
that was shelling our left wing was
silenced by our guns. Elsewhere every
thing was quiet."
FUNERAL OF COL. GLASGOW
Attorney Who Shot Himself Will Bo
Buried Monday
Funeral services for Colonel Edward
Brcdlo Glasgow, a prominent attorney of
Worcester, Mass., who shot himself at
tho residence of his brother, William
Gl.isgnw, at Elkln Park, will be held
Monday nt 1 o'clock at his brother's resi
dence, Ashbourne nnd Mills road. Inter
ment will bo mado at Hartvllle, Bucks
County, Pa.
Colonel Glasgow, who was 78 years old,
had been suffering from a nervous break
down due to overwork. Ten days ago his
brothor brought him to this city from
his home In Worcester. Yesterday, short
ly before noon, Colonel Glasgow shot him
self through tho mouth nnd died In
stantly. Funeral of Former Councilman
Funeral services for Henry W. 'Lam
brlth, former Common Councilman from
tho 15th Ward, and for many years active
In church affairs In this city, who died
yesterday, will bo held on Tuesday after
noon at his late residence, 1S33 Green
street. Interment will bo private. Mr. Lam
brlth, who was 61 years old, was secretary
of tho Presbyterian Social Union of Phila
delphia. He was n, candidate for tho Key
stono and Republican nominations for
Stato Senator in 1912, He also ran for
Congress against George S. Graham.
JBeatljS
AnNOI.11. On Oetober IS, 1018. HANNAH
C. widow of Samuel W. Arnold. Relative
and friends are Invited to attend funeral
ervlcM. Monday, at 8 p. m., at her lata
residents, 1011 Vyallace it. Interment New
Buffalo. Ph.. on Tuesday.
llAXTI'.lt. On October 14. 1013, HKSSIE
BAXTEH (m Plrte). wife of Itobert Baxter,
llelatlv. and friends are Invited to attend
the funeral aervlcee, on Monday, at 2 p. in.,
ut har late residence. 180 Dudley at. Inter.
ment at Pern wood Cemetery, ltemaln. may
be viewed so Sunday, after 7 p. ro. Auto
mobile acrvlee.
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EVENING L,EDGER-PHIEADEL'PHIA SATURDAY. OOTOBEB
DEATHS
HEnNHRlMAt the Jewish HosnlLl. on
sSner.i5- J,B, 8!MO' . "on of P he 'late
Simon and Karah Ifernhc m. n hla 78th
Cemetery Interment at Mount Blnal
lUKGENWAM). On October IS IMS.
1""?K "'NNOIW. bVlove" .uuiht"
Kft.-iil'"' i 710 "5. '"" ld Girls'
1I art.' Wl''' B.nd . Congregation or St
i-'Sf iP11"1.' " Invited to attend funeral,
en Monday afternoon, at 1 30 precisely, from
JftTTr' residence. Ml B. rfd St. Services
gt t Peters' Church, .id and l'lne ta., at
,. P- .m- Interment Orccnmount Cemetery
llemalna can be viewed o.n Sunday evening.
Automobile cortege, i
VyjJlKr-. '" "elinar, N. J., on October 14,
IMS, URNrtY rUHIUE. Ilelatlvea end
frlenda are Invited to atend the funeral, on
Monday at 1 p m . from the residence of bis
son-in-law, William Crawrord. services at
the home. Interment at Wedding Cemetery,
N. J. Train !eara Chestnut at., Philadel
phia, at 11 10 n. m.
IMI.I.AN. On October 13. 1015. WILLIAM
J . husband of the late Mary Kllen Dallas.
Helatlves and friends are Invited to attend
funeral, on Sundav. at 2:30 p. m, from hla
late residence, 1420 8. B2d St., Interment at
Fernwood Cemetery.
IiAIIUAGH. On October 16, 1015, MAIIY
beloved wlfo of Mlch-iel Darraign and daugh
ter of the late Patrick and Catharine Mc
William. The relatives and friends of the
family are respectfully Imlted to attend tho
funeral, on Wednesday, Oetober So, at 1 .VI
o'elm k. from her late residence, 7:1.1 De Kalb
st (3ith st. and Knlrmoiint rvo . Welt Phila
delphia I. Solemn Ilequlem Mass Ht St.
ARHthn'e Church at 10 a m. precisely. In
terment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
IIECIIEUT. Suddenly, on October 14, 1015,
at his residence. 3IW0 Walnut St., HKNItY
TAYLOIl IIECIIEUT, aged 50 years. Funeral
sen Ices on Monday, at 2 o'clock, at the
Church of tho Saviour. 3Sth at. above Chest
nut, interment private, at West Laurel Hill
Cemetery,
DECKER. On October 14. 1015, ELIJAH
II. DECKEtl, Rued (11) years. Iielattvea and
friends, also the emplo)es of the Wharton
Snitch Works; are lnlled to attend the fu
neral services, on Monday, at 1:30 p. m.,
nt the residence of hla son-in-law, Clarence
W. Ewlng. 20 llldgewny ave., Norwood, Dela
uure Countv. Pa. Interment private. Re
mains may be viewed on Sunday, after 6
p. m.
DETTEIIEII. On October 15, 1015, M.
HOWARD, husband of Elisabeth A. Det
tcrer. In his iSth year. Relatives and
friends, nlso Washington Camp. No. 322,
P. O. S. of A., are Invited to attend tho
funeral services, on Monday, at 2 p. m.,
at his lalo residence, 224 lleech St., Norrls
town. Pa. Interment rrlvate, at Riverside
Cemetery. Remains may be viewed on Sun
day, from 7 to 0 p. m.
llOWNIK-llOHART. On October 14, 1015.
ANN113 DOWNIB (nee Hobart), widow of
Lewis Donnle, need 70 ears. Relatltea and
friends are Invited to attend the funeral serv
ices, on Sunday, at 2.30 p. m., at her late
residence, 10.U Winter st. Interment u
Mount Peace Cemetery. Remains may bo
Mowed on Saturday, from 7 to 10 p. m.
DONAHHV. On Oetober 15, 1015, JAMES
DONAQIIY, aced 58 years. Relatives and
friends, also DlWslon No. 00, A. O. II., and
employes of Philadelphia Urcwlng Company,
are Invited to attend the luneral, on Mon
day, nt 7:30 n. m, from his lato residence.
71J West Clearfield st. Solemn High Mass
at St. Veronica's Church at 0 a. m. Inter
ment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
mil.IAKD. On October 13. 1015. Miss
ANNIE DULLARD. Relatives and friends
are Invited to attend the funeral, on Monday,
nt 7.30 a. m., from the residence of Miss
Rose Ma gee, 23C2 East Oakdalo nt. Solemn
Requiem Mosa at St. Ann's Church, nt 0 a.
m. Interment nt Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
EIIERIIARDT. On October 14, 1015. ADE
LINE, widow of John Ebcrhardt (neo
Schoch). In her OSth year. Relatives and
friends, members of tho Archconfraternlty of
the Holy Family, ore Invited to attend the
funeral, Monday, 7:30 a. m., from her late
residence, 1011 N, Orlanna st. Solemn Re
quiem Mass at St. Peter's Church at 0 n. m.
Interment Most Holy Redeemer Cemetery.
EIIERT. On October 14, 1015, HENRY
CLAY ERERT, aged 60 years and 8 months.
Relatives and friends, also P. It. T. Reno
fictal Association and employes of the P. R.
T. Way Shop, are Invited , to attend the
funeral, Sunday, at 2 p. m., from his late
residence, 5050 Hope st. Interment Arling
ton Cemetery.
riNN. On October 15, 1015, RICHARD A.,
husband of the lute Mary A. Finn (nee Mc
Minus). Due notice of the funeral will bo
pHcn, from his brother's residence, David
Fli.n, 010 North American st.
FOLEY. On October 15, 1015, JAMES W.,
son of the late James and Mary Foley, aged
52 years. Due notice of the funeral will bo
Blv en.
ritlEL. On October 14, .015, EMMA, wife
of Joseph. Frlel and daughter of Mary and
the late John Whttmore, aged 25 years. Rel
atives nnd friends of tho family are Invited
to attend the funeral Monday morning, at
8 HO o'clock, from the residence of her
brother-in-law, Mr. David Heltz. 2220 W.
Sedgley ave. High Requiem Mass at St.
Elizabeth's Church nt 10 o'clock. Inter
ment Holy Cross Cemetery.
UAI.LANA On October 16, 1015, MAR
GARET QALLANA, widow of Patrick P.
Qdllana. Relatives and friends are Invited
to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, at 8:30 a.
m from her lato residence. 20,17 South st.
High Mass of Requiem at St. Patrick's
Church nt 10 n. in. Interment at New
Cathedral Cemetery.
GILIIEHT. On October 15, 1015, CHARLES
GILBERT, aged 83 years. RelaUves and
friends, also Chosen Friends" Lodge, No. 100.
I. O. O. F,, Jordan Encampment, No. 55,
1. O. O. F.. and the managers of the Odd
Fellows' Home, are Invited to attend tha
funeral, on Monday afternoon, at 1 o'clock,
from the Odd Fellows' Home, routbeast cor
ner 17th and Tioga ste.
GREAVES. On October 16. 1015. WILLIAM
husband of Mary A. Greaves, aged 01 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited
to attend funeral, Monday, at 2:30 p. m.,
from his lata residence, 3214 Carlisle st. In
terment at Chelten Hills Cemetery. Remains
may bo viewed Sunday evening, from 8 to
10 o'clock.
IIAKTON. On October 14. 1015, PEM
11ROKE D., husband of Mary J. Ilartnn.
Relatives and friends, also San Salvador
Council, No. 283, K. of C. are Invited to at
tend the funeral from his late residence.
1721 W. Glrard ae.. on Monday, at 8 MO
a. m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at the
Church of the Geau, at 10 a. m. Intermont
at Holy Cross Cemetery.
HANSON. On October 15, 1015. MARY
HANSON (nee Murray), widow of John Han
son. Relatives and friends, also all societies
of which she was a member; are Invited to
attend funeral, Tuesday morning, at 8.30
o'clock, from her late residence, 1134 Cooper
st. Solemn Requiem Mass at the Immaculate
Conception Church, Camden, at 10 a. m. pre
cisely. Interment at New Cathedral Ceme
tery. HAKKNMAIER. Suddenly, on October 10.
1915, THOMAS, Jr., son of Frances and the
late Thomas Hasenmaler, In his 27th year.
Helatlvis nnd friends, also Loyal Order of
Moose Lodge, No. 54: Germanla Maennerchor.
of Marlburg, and all socletUs of which he
was a member, are Invited to attend the
funeral. Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from
his mother's restdenco, 6110 J et Lawndale,
Philadelphia. Interment at HUIsldo Ceme
tery, via funeral car. Remains may be viewed
Saturday evening.-
HAMItKlir.KU. On October IS, 1015, MIN
NA GLUBCK. wife of Charles Hamberger,
Jr., and daughter of the late Jacob and Marie
Glueck. Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral services, on Sunday arter
noon, at 2 o'clock, at her late residence,
Derrouse ave., east of River road, Dela I r,
N. J. Interment private, at Westminster
Cemetery.
11ICKEY. On October 14, 1015, CATH
ERINE M., daughter of Margaret and the
lite Patrick Hlckey. Relatives and friend
are Invited to attend the funeral, on Mon
day, at 8'30 a. m from the residence of her
mother, ZIUS North 17th at. High Mass at
the Church ot Holy Souls, at 10 a. m. In
terment nt Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Auto
mobile service.
HICKING. On October 18, 1015, WIL
HKLMINA HICKING, wife ot Edward A.
Hlcklng and daughter of the late Frederick
and Cuthartne Schaeffer. In her 50th year.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
funeral services, on Sunday, at 2 p. m., at
her husband's reslltnce, 2610 N. Maschcr st.
Interment Greenmount Cemetery.
1IO.MEVAHD. On October 13, 1018, MART
V., widow of John Homeyard (nee Benner),
daughter of the lste Lewis and Henrietta
Ickliadt, In her 80th year. Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend the funeral
services, on Monday, at 2 p, m.. at the rest-
By KEMBLE
Copyright, 1015, E. W. Kemble.
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denee of hr grandson, George Daniels, 2M9
North Van Pelt ft. Interment at Ureen
mount Cemetery Friend may view the re
mains on Sunday, at 8 p. m.
HULL. On October IS, 1015, ELIZADETH
IIl'LL (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.
IIUTMAN. On October 14, 1015, JOHN V.,
husband of Eunice Ilutman (nee Knicker
bocker) and ran of Robert and Edith T.
Ilutman, aged 37 years. Relatives and
friends, also Engine Company, No. 55, Phila
delphia Fire Department In General: Phila
delphia Fire Department, Relief Association,
Insurance Patrol, Franklin Castle, No. 24,
A. O. K. of M. C? Pnneamh Tribe, No. 23B,
J. O. II. M.. General Harry E. Egbert Camp.
No. 42, United bpanlsh War Veterans, are
Invited to attend the funeral services, at his
late residence, 814 West Vensngo St., on
Tnesdsy, at 2. p. m. Interment nt Northwood
Cemetery. Friends may view remain on
Monday, at 8 p m.
KKIGIITLKY, Suddonly, on October 0, 1015,
at Dolselly, N. Wales, U. K., JlJLIA
WHAllrOti LEWIS, wife- of Archibald
Kelghtley, M. D., pf London, daughter of the
late Hon. James 11 Campbell, of Philadel
phia, and granddaughter of the late Chief
Justice Kills Lewis, of Pennsylvania.
KIRKPATKICK. On October 14. 1016.
AUNL3 KIRKPATRICK. daughter of Dan
iel J and Katherlne Lynch. Relsthes and
friends are lnvlte.1 to attend funeral, on Mon
day, at 7 ! a. m., from the residence of her
parents, 2014 Heed st. Requiem Mass at St.
Gabriel's Church, nt D oclock Interment at
Holy Cross Cemetery, Automobile funeral.
K!,.:!&:r.P.n.0c,ob" ,4- 1019t kathkiunh
LKURERTA, daughter ot Nettle and the
late Proctor It. Klein. Relatives and friends,
also Alumve Association of the William
Penij High School, Sigma Delia and Ludlow
Circle. No, 8.U, companions of the Forest
of America, are Invited to attend the funeral,
on Monday morning, at 8 30 o'clock, from
her late residence, 420S N. Darlen st. High
Requiem, Mann nt St. Veronica's Church at
to o'clock. Interment private.
KOI.lt. On October 16, 1015, KATHERINE
A. KOI.H (neo Davis), in her (Hth sear. Reia
tlves and friends, also Captain Walter 8.
Nowhall Council. No. 28. D. of L., are In
cited to attend the funeral services, on Mon
day at 2 p. m at her lato residence, 3224
J. 6th st. Interment private, at North Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
KltpUSE On October 15, 1015, at Phlladel
Phla. Pa.. JOHN W. K ROUSE. Funeral
services and Interment al Sea Isle City. N.
J., on Sunday afternoon.
I.AMIIIHTH. On October 15, 1015. HENRY
W., husband of Sallta Stewart Lamblrth,
aged H4 cars. The relatives and friends are
Invited to attend tho funeral services, on
Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at his late
residence, 183S Green st. Interment private.
LANG. On October J3, 1015. WILSON, hus
band of Mary Lnng and son of the lata Lud
wig and Margaret Lang. Relatives and
friends, also members of the Morrison Re
publican Club, and the employes of the De
partment of Supplies and the Public Ilulld
Ings, and members ot Public Ilulld
Ings Relief Association, are Invited to
attend the funeral, on Monday, ot 8:30 a.
m., from his late residence, 05 South Front
st. High Mass of Requiem at St. Philip's
Church at 10 a. m. precisely. Interment at
Holv Cross Cemetery.
I.KACOCK. On October 14, 1016, FANNIE
RITCHIE, widow of William John Leacock.
aged 83 years. Relatives nnd friends are
Invltod to attend the funeral services, on
Monday, at 2 p. m., at her late residence,
124 Oakland ave., Audubon, N, J, Inter
ment private, al Jit. Morlnh Cemetery,
lrlcnds may call on Sunday, after 7 p. m.
LLOYD. Suddenly, on October 14, 1015,
ANNIE E., widow of Charles A. Lloyd. Rela
tives and friends are Invited to attend the
furernl services, on Monday, at 2 p.. m., at
her Into residence, 62 North Hirst St., West
Philadelphia. Interment private, at Green
mcunt Cemetery. Friends are Invited Sun
day evening.
LONERGAN. On October 18. 1015, KATH
ERINE, widow of John Lonergan, of County
Tlpperary, Ireland. Funeral, to which tho
relatives and friends are Invited, on Mon
day. 18th Inst.. 8:30 a. m., from the resi
dence of her son, Thomas J. Lonergan, 1410
S. 24th st. Solemn Mass ot Requiem at the
Church of St. Gabriel, at 10 o'clock precisely.
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Automobile
funeral.
LUFKIN. On October 14, 1015, ANNA,
widow of Lawson Lufktn, aged 85. Rela
tives and friends are Invited to attend the
funeral services, Monday, at 8 p. m., at her
late residence, 05O4 North 12th st. Inter
ment private on Tuesday morning,
MARTIN. On October 15, 1016, KATHRYN
T. MARTIN, daughter of Bridget and the
late James Martin. Relatives and friends,
also St Anthony's I). V. M, Sodality and
League of the Sacred Heart, are Invited to
attend funeral, Monday, at 8 a. m., from
the residence ot her mother, 2310 Christian
nt Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Anthony's
Church, at 0.30 a. m. Interment at Holy
Cross Cemetery.
MATIIAUS. On October 14, 1015, ANNA M.
widow of Isaiah M. Mathaus, In the 80th
year of her age. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend the funeral services, at the
home ot her son. Horace A, Mathaus, 5K37
Wyaluslng ave., on Monday, at 2 p. m. In
terment private. N
MAYALI.. On October 14. 1018, WILLIAM
husband of Henrietta Mayall, In his CSth
year. Relatives and friends are Invited to
attend the funeral services, on Monday, at 2
P. m., at his late residence, 4141 Freeland
ave., Roxborough. Interment at Leverlng
ton Cemetery. Remains may be viewed on
Sunday, from 7 to 0 p. m.
McALLISTEU. Suddenly, on October 14.
1015. JANE, widow of John McAllister.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend tne
funeral services Monday, at 2 p. m.. at the
apartments of Oliver H. Iialr. 1820 Chestnut
st. Interment at Mount Morlah Cemetery.
Friends may view remains Sunday, from 8 to
10 p. m.
McCANN. On October 15, 1015. ANNIE,
widow of William McCann. Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend funeral, Mon
day morning, at 8:30 o'clock, from her late
residence, 2233 Pine st. Solemn High Mats
of Requiem at St. Patrick's Church at 10
a. m. Interment Cathedral Cemetery,
McCI.OSKKY. On Oetober 13, 1015, PAUL
McC'LOSKEY, husband of the lato Ann Mo
Closkey and father of the Rt. Rev. Mon
slgnor James P. McCloskey. V, O. of Jaro.
Hollo. P. I. Relatives and friends, also
Sacred Heart Society of St. Ann's Church,
are Invited to attend the funeral, on Monday,
nt 8'30 a. m from his late residence, 2717
Kast Lehigh ave. Solemn Requiem Mass at
St Ann's Church, at 10 a. m. Interment at
New Cathedral Cemetery.
McCOOL. On October 14, 1015, COnNELIUS
McCOOL, husband of the late Frances Mo
Cool (nee McSorley). Relatives and friends
are Invited to attend the- funeral, on Monday,
at 8 a. m., from his late residence. 1814
Ingersoll st. High Mass of Requiem at the
Church ot the Gesu at 0 a. m. Interment
at Cathedral Cemetery.
McILIIANEY. On October 15, 1015, MAIIY
widow of James Mcllhaney, aged do
years. Relatives and friends are Invited to
attend the funeral services, on Monday eve
ning, at 8:30 o'clock, from the residence of
her. daughter, Mrs. Charles Robertson. 2134
N. Van Pelt at. Interment at Eastori, Pa!
Easton papers please copy.
McNAUL On October 14. 1016, WILLIAM
J. McNAUL, M. D husband of Elisabeth S.
McNaul (nee .Paul), and son of George and
Mary McNaul. Relatives and friends, also
members of First Presbyterian Church In
Kensington, Kensington Lodge, No. 211, .
and A. M.: Kensington Chapter, No. 2.13. R.
A. C: Kensington Commandery, No. 51, K.
T and all other organisations of which he
was a member, are Invited to attend the
funeral services, on Monday, at 2 p. m at
his late residence, 331 Richmond St. Inter
ment at Mount Morlah Cemetery, Friends
mav call Sunday, from 8 to 10 p. m. Auto
mobile funeral.
MULitOM-Jl. On October 13, 1015. AN.
DREW J., husband of Matilda Mulroney
(neo OU-rt), and son of the late Martin and
Margaret Mulroney. Relatives and friends
also Uranch No. 142, C. M. II. A., andthit
Urewer Engineers' Local, No. 2U, are in.
vlted to attend the funeral, on Monday at
8:!0 a. m., from his late residence. 4410
Manayunk ave., Roxborough. Solemn Re
quiem Mass at St. Marys Church at 10 a.
in. Interment at Westminster Cemetery
MUSIII-KH. On October 14, 1015, JOHN
MUSHLKR. In his tOth year. Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend the funeral
services, at the residence of his son-in-law,
George 8. Murray, comer of Bristol pike nni
l'ark ave., Eddlngton, Pa., on Monday, at
11 a. m without further notice. Interment
at William Penn Cemetery, Somerton. """ai
MITCHELL. On October 15. 1015, JOHN
MITCHELL, aged 80 years. Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend the funeral serv
ices, on Monday aftsrnosa, st 2 o'clock pre-
THEN THAT VERSE. I -WISH
the ebbjnq Jiae. ajouuo
MB AWAY ON ifS BOSOM
OER
VL
BF.ATHS.
cleelr. t his late residence. 1018 Marlboro
st. Interment at Mt. Morlah. Remains may
be viewed Sunday evening, after 7 o'clock,
NATHANB. On October 14, 1815, ANNA M
widow of Isaiah M. Nathans, In the 80th
year ot her age. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend the funeral services, at the
home of her son, Horace A. Nathans, W7
Wyaluslng ave , on Monday, at 2 p. m. In
terment private.
NOFER. On October 14, 1015. WILLIAM A.
NOFER, Br., husband of Emma Nofer (nee
Iiurkert). Relatives and friends, also the
officers and directors of the ltth Ward
Dulldlng nnd Loan Association, are Invited
to attend the funeral services, on Monday, at
2 v, m., at his late residence, 1710 Frsnk
ford ave. Remains may be viewed on Sun
day, after 7 p. m.
PIOSO. On October 14, 1015, SARAH,
widow ot Moses Ploao, formerly ot Lancas
ter, Pa., In her 81st year. Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend the funeral
services on Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
irecisely at hir late residence, 5447 Bsnsom
st. Services Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
t the residence of her son, Wm. Osbe
rioeo. 131 N. Pine st., Lancaster, r. In
terment at Lancaster, Pa, Lancaster and
Chicago papers please copy.
rilKSSnn. On October IS, 1015, EDWARD,
husbsnd of Emily Presser, aged 70 jears.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
the funeral services, on Monday, at 2 p. m.,
at the residence of his son-in-law, Frederick
W. Reck. 0 President ave.. Rutledge, Dela
ware County, Pa,
ItlCAItlH). On October 14, 1815, JOHN S.,
husband of Ilrrtha K, Rlcardo (nee Ronnln),
aged 20 years. Relatives and friends, also
lxxlge No. 0. F. and A. M.; Haddon Heights
Assembly, No. 87, A. O. M. P., and employes
of the Commonwealth Title and Trust Com
pany, are Invited to attend the funeral serv
Ices, on Monday, at 2:30 p. m., at 1108 8.
Wilton ave. Interment Fernwood Cemetery.
Remains on view Sunday, from 8 to 10 p. m.
ItlESEN. On October 14, 1015. KARL A..
husband of the late Marie Rlesen, aged 78
years. Relatives and friends are Invited to
attend funeral, Monday afternoon, at 1
o'clock, from hla late residence, 8030 N,
Sydenham at. Services In St. Paul's Evan-
fiellcal Church. Germantown ave. above But
tr St., at 2'80 o'clock. Interment Green
mount Cemetery.
nOIHNSON, On October 18, 1016, HENRY
KOUINSON, aged 78 years. Relatives and
friends of the family, also Hamilton Lodge
No. 500, I. O. O. K., and Pthadoras Lodge,
No. 12U, K. of P.. are Invited to attend the
funeral services on Monday afternoon, pre
cisely nt 2 o'clock, at his late residence, 778
N. 27th st. Interment private. Please omit
flowers. Auto service.
ItOOKHTOOL. Suddenly, on October 18,
WILLiAM 11. ROOKSTOOL, aged 70. Due
notice of the funeral will be given.
SCI I OKI ELI). On October 14, 1016, ELIZA
DETH, widow of John W. Schofleld, In her
71st year. Relatives and friends are Invited
to attend the funeral services, on Monday,
at 2 p. m., at her late residence, 617 .V.
48th st. Interment at West Laurel Hill Ceme
tery. Remains may be viewed on Sunday
vening,
SCOTT. On October 18. 1018, DALIOL
SCOTT, aged 65 eara. Friends, also Volun
teer Relief Department of the Penna. R. rt
and employes ot Walnut st. wharf of the
Penna. R. It., are Invited to attend the
funeral services, on Monday afternoon, at 2
o'clock, at the apartments of Oliver 11. Balr.
1820 Chestnut st. Interment at Arlington
Cemetery. Remains may ba viewed Sunday
evening, until 10 o'clock.
SKAltr.KS. On October 14. 1818. SAMUEL
11., husband ot Jennie Searles (nee Drown)
and son of Martha and the late William
Searles, aged 44 years. Relatives and
friends, also Lodge No. 0, F. and A. M., and
Major R. C. Tllghman, Jr., Camp No. 01,
nnd Weccacoo Tribe, No. 133, I. o. R. M.I
are Invited to attend the funeral services,
Sf!r.lu?.',ayi "", 1 p- m- at hl 'ate residence.
j'lKIS North Howard st. Interment at Mt.
Morlah Cemetery. Remains may bo viewed
on Saturday, from 7 to 10 p. m.
SE,.;,,V?I.,!'ICH' n October 13, 1015.
PHILLIP O.. eon or Joseph and Llllle Sel
berlich. In his 27th year. Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend the funeral
services, on Monday, at 2 p. m., at his
parents' residence, 1538 North Newklrk st.
Interment private, at Westminster Ceme
tery. SOLIS. On October 14, 1016, MARCIA.
widow of Isaac N. Bolls and daughter of
the late Georgo P. Morgan. Funeral private,
it Is requested that no flowers be sent.
S,NE5!5'-.n October 18. 1015. ANNA
Jl'v??011' daughter of Wllhelmlna Spencer.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
runeral services, Sunday, at 2 p. m., at her
mother's residence, 8843 Wallace st. Inter
ment Chestervlew Cemetery.
T1HLO. On October 14, 1815. JOHN A..
husband of Mary Thllo (nee Vogt), aged 67
years. Relatives and friends, also Lenni
Lenape Tribe No. 3, I. O. R. M.: Eureka
Lodgo No. 12, K. of P.; Delta Castle No.
8. K G. E.; also the Ninety Republican
Club of 38th Ward, are Invited to attend
the funeral on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
from his late residence. 3510 N. 12th st. In
terment at N. Cedar Hill Cemetery.
WALL. On October 14, 1015, HANNAH
MARIE, daughter of Bridget and the late
Thomas Wall. Relatives and friends, also
II. V. St. Sodality of the Church of the Lady
of the Rosary, are Invited to attend funeral.
Monday morning, at 8'30 o'clock, from her
late residence, C38 N. C3d at. Solemn
Requiem Mass at tho Church of Our Lady
of the Rosary, at 10 o'clock. Interment at
Holy Cross Cemetery.
WATSON. On October 13, 1015, ANNA, wife
of Benjamin F. Watson, aged 75 years. Rela
tives and friends are Invited to attend the
funeral services, on Sunday, at 1 p. m.. at
daughter's residence, Mrs. Lydla Adair, 2401
Sharswood st. Interment private.
WEIL. Formerly of 841 West North ave..
Baltimore, Md., on October 14, 1015 JO
SEPH, husband of the late Bertha Weil,
aged 72 years. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend the funeral services, on
bundny, at a. m., at the residence of his
daughter, Mrs. Simon Klein. 3832 North
Smedley at. Interment at Baltimore, Md.
ZEIBLEIt. On October 14, 1015, PAULINE,
wife of Adolph Zelsler, aged 40 years. Rela
tives and friends, also Daughters of Beth
Israel. Sisterhood of Keneseth Israel and
Council of Jewish Women, are Invited to
attend the funeral services, on Sunday, at 2
p. m. precisely, at the residence of her brother-in-law,
Morris Newman. 1820 North 32d
st. Interment at Adath Jeshurun Cemetery.
New York papers please copy.
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J. RUB KOCHERSP&ndER.
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16, 1915.
3IEIVP WANTED WCMAI.li
BOOKKEEPER and stenographer, commercial
high school graduate, must be neat and ae
cuVMei full particular as to salary, etc.
F 255, Ledger Central.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
BOOKKEEPERS. CLHnKB AND STENOG
RAPHERS seeking positions wlir ftcelvj val
uable information and exceptionally helpfu'
SERVICE by consulting Miss nl,faS!l
Central, by personal Interview or lette-r. ne)
will aid jouwlth your ad list your ous inca
tlons In the COMMERCIAL DBPMtTMENT
and use every effort to locate a position ror
you. During the month of September
85 YOUNO LADIES SECURED POSITIONS
through this BERV1CQ which Is free to
Ledger Advertisers.
CHILDNURSE, white. IToteslsnt; 'hrltr,,,n,1
ref See Mlns Reed. Room 230, ledger Office.
CLOTH WEAVERS wanted. App';.' J?Jl5lf
James DoDson, inc., uia
lane. Falls of Schuylkill.
in mat a iinnenn inn.. iiiaiinuL in ii "
COOK-Wanted, by small adult family, 'at
Chestnut Hill, a good. exp white cook, with
reference; wsres MO a month. Apply 1815
Land Title Bidg., Saturday, from 10.30 to 12
o'clock.
COOK, experienced, for family In German
town. Call 811 Westvlew ave.. on Saturday
morning, between 11 and 1 o clock. Take
vvayne ave. car on iom et.
GIRL for cook and general housework In fam
ily of 3! good home and permanent to right
part" Phone Woodland .ri23 W. Sunday,
nfter It a. m., for further Information. 1123
r3mn 'i si.
GIRL wanted, general housework, plain cook
ing: wages 5.50i reference. 1120 nock
land st. Phone Wyoming 1276 J.
HOUSEWORK", general,' or without washing:
exp. woman, white or colored: Havcrford, Pa.:
2 In fnmllv. Meet lady Monday, 11 a.m. .Room
230, Publ Ic Led ger. Good rets, required.
HOUSEWORK Helper In a country home; 4
adults In family: must be Protestant; good
plain cook, reference. Write to W., Lana
downe. Pa. ,
HOUSEWORK, general, with reference. Call
1210 Christian sj.
LAUNDRESS wanted at Haverford, who Is
willing to help with housework! 2 In fam
ily. Apply Monday, between 11 and 12
o'clock, 1.123 ya Inut St.
MAID wanted; useful; In small family; good
seamstress: care of ladles' and gentlemen s
clothing; willing and obliging: reference re
quired: Protestant preferred. D 417, Led. On.
MILLINERS, experienced. Apply Kohn. Ad
ler & Co., 720 Market St., 6th floor.
OPERATORS. EXPERIENCED
All parts of ladles' shirtwaists.
HANEY. KUTTNER & RAAB
1320-34 Vine St.
OPERATORS Hemstltchers on ladles' shirt
waists. Haney, Kuttner A Raab, 1320-34
Vlnet;
STENOGRAPHER and peneral office assistant,
with knowledge ot bookkeeping preferred:
good chance for advancement. Apply 4080
Mariner and Merchant Bldg.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR to manage private
branch exchange In retail establishment
where tact and good Judgment are absolutely
essential: to obtain consideration applicants
must state reference, experience and salary
expected. D 431, Ledger Office.
WAITRESS, experienced, white. Apply Mon
day at 11. 1S22 Spruce st.
YOUNO WOMAN of refinement and Intelll.
gence to handle a high-grade, profitable
commodity: one accustomed to meeting the
best people: experience preferred, but not es
sentlal; stato full details. F 241. Led. Cent.
INCREASE vour husband's Income A largo
firm enn offer an unusual opportunity. E 018,
Ledger Central.
HELP WANTED MALE
BLACKSMITH and hardener on. carbon and
high-speed tools and Irregular shaped punches
and dies; good pay and steady work to ratls
factory person. Address P. O. Box 3300.
Station O. !
BOOKKEEPER wanted, man: competent of
taking charge nt a set of books; stato age.
experience and salary expected. Address
"Bookkeeper." P. O. Box 3600.
BOY wanted, about 14 years old. Apply at
Mercantile Library. 10 8. 10th St.. 0 a. m.
BOY, active, age 15 or 10, for office. Answer
In own handwriting. D 42S. Ledger Office,
CLOTH WEAVERS wanted. Apply John &
James Dobson, Inc.. Blanket Mills, Scotts
lane. Falls of Schuylkill.
COACHSIAN. competent, sober, reliable, first
class referenco; willing to go to country. Ad
dresa 372 ledger Branch, 15th arid Master.
COLLECTOR Experienced middle-aged man;
permanent position to right party. Apply
Room 304, Washington Building, COS Chest
nut t.
HOUSE BOY wanted for afternoons; reference
required. 302 Gowen ave., Mt. Airy.
IRONERS wanted on mat kid: steady work.
HURK BROS., 010 N. Bodlne (near 3d and
Poplar).
SALESMAN to handle high grade, profitable
commodities; state experience and references
In rtrst letter. F 241. Ledger Central.
SALESMEN (3). Philadelphia and suburbs;
small salary, carfare and generous commis
sions; prefer men of good physique. 28 to
J3, able to give and take: permanent and ad
vancement to those who show exceptional
ability: no place for short-hour men, boys or
experimenters; men are wanted. Address
D 430, Ledger Office.
SALESMEN, men or women, residing and well
acquainted In suburban towns, can easily
earn 1100 before Christmas. L. R, Harris
5S Drexel Building. --arris.
STENOGRAPHER, young man. good appear
ance; 17-20 years; Prot.; pos. with good pros
pects. Apply before 10. Bat.. 22 N. 4th st.
M , WANTED
Hand and automatic screw machine operators.
48-hour shop; no labor troubles.
Apply Employment Agent.
American Graphophone Company.
Bridgeport. Conn.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
CTv,UPE1n,MA..?itr"nEPrt-nced
r .. p.... a, a-wmj mciunjgK UOU.
CHAMIIERWORK or waltlng-lst-class maid
. wishes sit. Apply present place. 32 B "nth "
DRESSMAKER, competent, from New York!
desires engagements: lilgh-class trade: eve-
l-.p-" M ""tj, tvainui tH3H.
GOVERNESS (German), speaks Eng'h. wishes
V-?-.S?r." m one.-or lwo ch,'-- under 10 yrs
Apply to Mrs. Harry Blddle. Paoll. Ia.
HOUSEKEEPER (managing); Prot.; exn with
hotel or apartment: ret. D4la V''Prw'An
HOUSEWORK-Colored woman wl.h-. r.l'
tlon housework In country."""''.
LAUNDRES3. good; go out or Luk. h-m.. ,:
day's work. 4033 Irving at. homei on
NURSE, practical, with experience, want. rJZ
sltlon; private family or Institution E?
ences. 2018 W. Thompson .f""1"0"' "fer-
NUltSE, colored, desires position of p..r..'
blllty; ref. 128 N. SSth-jhgRi, $&&
PRIVATE SECRETARY ot wld."":..;!
having thorougn knowledge o ? boVAeio?
shorthand and secretarial dull.. -.."!!
offer, her services by the hour or 5e.rt,ly.
reference, furnished p" 61.?UrLfJ..darj..''-.-
HECIIL1A1U. experienced. dV.ltt, woViW?
of each day or part of w.V. h. pt'
erate. D 421. lied.., n?Pf-k che mod.
tou,irco'der:,modraT.e,.LSUntirhur"
tunltvt r-f-r-n-J . if?.? !? With ODDor.
Z"TT -ssv, r- nin. I.s1sratv i"" -
K".'i."!2,! "?"flrand. wining:.;?
, ; - "'.i.iivl. urea, it M ia .
ll' -liimri Ml Led- '""
convs.; good yard. iBsnuS,? ,'JL "w"l all
:um,. - ": "" "ortn st.
kWOMAN. Ocrman, desires day worw .. -
lly wash to taka hml. , ,."! work or fam-
Elmwood ave. Phone" woodland Tw V.
why is flip so full of feeling?
SITUATIONS WANTwid
S5Nmor-nh ShwB
...... .."t"""" ? intend "
fc.i" "A:,-D.1w.?".CLn. "here si3
YOVNO-LADY. wlUi wpenSfl! PT
selling real estate deilre. S?.,'." '"rSI
K 150, ledger central. Poltlon t
vrtTfwrl ,irti i . . .
klnd except cooking ' f DitSSu
SITUATIONS WANrap-f
ACCOUNTANT, expert. thnrA.v. , 5
with office management, .yte N
audits, open for engagement! "mUiln i
ger Central. "ments, E ga i
AV-'WUMTANT-Off CO tnh,. T -
mailed "rn'o.,??.,'0 !". ?..'!!
AV&.' ?M"cd la aud,
UK ba,.nVdVlo'.e'dr . the'r &?
temporaryengagement V M,lLeT,"rl
Ai-i.uLniA.ir, oookaceper and ... .
man desires change, lo jeaV n'r'
rAfarenr iv ..i . iji" Jeara em.,
"V 'user urtlce.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW deslrea no.,.7
PO.ltlOn With lir. n.'.'a.'i'ffSt W. "!
familiar wlthIeVrakT UngU.g?W!f'
references, y 448. Ledger VXS1' M
BOOKKEEPER n.1 .... .. -7
seven yeara' experience, desires !
Le5gVrndoVtcCe,1'nt "'"" ""Ti
BOOKKEEPER. ou"nT"man.TT-
fehU -
tlvo ability; 7 years' experienc. , iv.??
. taking full charge. F 348, Ledger ?&'
BOOKKEEPER.8TENOaRAPHEIl"-ir3
accurate! Interview r... w V.ilS . ni
BUSINESS MAN. with office and",, niv
eau take almost any position anil.' '
ahio Mm. on i, -.A. "? ana la m
,!edcr ' fiSKUPT
UUTLKIl, Rlet or euro bacTieloTTr
p-erTenced and"gVod refeVe'rce..rili:
w ucucn st. tj
CHAUFFEUR, young man,
i,tl
onver and good mechanic, wl
-.. s
with prlv. fam,; best refs.' fumi.r
character and nbilltv. l.- ajn t -Z :
CHAUFFEUHhlto. 27 years. whheSl
tlon: thoroughly experienced Fist PiEt
Armavir l'nrlrnril sat h.i .. . WsM,
own reDAlrs. "H.M irtu w. kk 'A Nl
1IV 1344 N. 6th .
CHAUFFnUR-0 yearn' exp.. 8lmpiSTpi
driver, honest, sober. niittV p . 'i.c
. z - - .i, urn, I
CHAUFFEUR, colored, wishes posltlonTiTf!
fnmllv n vr. la.. ..1... X."i"'!n- Pn
ences. Address F atfl i.... ESS?.'"
rir ATTE-lTPtTn ...mM ...... ... 7
experienced In gardening; reference clu
1707 Roie st. or phone Locust 2105 V, JL
CHAUFFEUR wants position; young'nuXa:
glc. white, careful driver: hei nriiJTr'.ff'
can do own repairing. F 414. Led. CertS
CHAUFFEUR, colored, 'first-class driveTa
place. 11. C. C. 17 N. 42d t lrora H.
CHAUFFEUR. 7 years' cxpcrlenceTTa.
country and mountain driving nJd
prlvaterefercnces. D 408, Ledger (Xltu
CHAUFFEUR-MECHANIC, long .hVST
.. V. b , """ "ti ur normcast susor&s-l
reliable; references. F 140. Ledger CfBtnfcJ
lnprescnt position. F 453, Ledger CentiiTS
w.nu. "" aiui man on ceimrnaVii
place; Al references. D 400. Ledger Offcit
.. ,.ju.- .- ,...i. ..iBiic-a fiusiiKin oi any Kind
fair mechanic; good refs. D 427, Ledger Oti
rlT AlTl?rt?TTT M.I.V... ..!..-. . . !r?
ref. llS22North Edgewood St., West Pblii
A --. -.. ... .lieu vuurso ana isirru.
Uonal Corres. School graduate, desires poil."
.. --"" ..a.., , aurin jusnen a,i
COOK, chef, colored man: full ii.TjI
kitchen: experienced. 21 4 1 La tons. ji I
. lynC'ENT OFFICE MANAGER
1.1, JiFAIlSL MANl'FACTI'RINa EXPE
ENCE. CORRESPONDENCE. CREDfl
AftP.i:i?M'r:c"rIONS CAPABLY HANDL!
DESIRES CONNECTION WITH A PHIUf
n't 1IC A a Tr fit an. nn.nn nl.-!.
I1'
is
f-VTAS,' r;.r i.v.'"".i.,i"-. if?
E!.fPIaO-ERS.F 2.',0. LEDGER CTXTJUit.
GARDENER Understands all brancheiTwE
settled man' ref Addrena n 401. Ijvt n
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HOUSEWORK Japanese, honest, gen. hoss-f
work In small fam.: best refs. Y .lnrHVIwV
MAN. mairled, 38, desires position ((
manager, secretary or correspondent, Wskf
largo corporation 2o years: will furnUabsl
and references. F 40. Ledger Central, JjSK
MAN, 34 vears. knows EiigHsh.GermsFreniM
flnn h.it ratf. Tll... om r.....k i. mn-l I
MAN AND WIFE. Jananese. want nnaltlnm
rook nnd housework: small family. AdJraeiB
Branch 20, 20th and Cherry.
NURSE, graduate, registered, deilres bIMW
case; now E.uo.ng. r 4.3, i,eager unicfcj
fllTVATn I.TTinAniAN in Inlvldn.l fftrmlrtlf
a collection of books and prints on ls)"
scale; purcnases made, Indexing ana smetl
Ing done: sijary by agreement. D il,lflm.f
REAL ESTATE
Young man. a real producer, erperttsfl
veyancer, 12 yeara' experience, last t ysssil
manager ot real estate and title deportmci
of downtown trust comDanv. desires to aa-1
nect with live real estate concern or tnatl
company: highest recommendations tal
former employers. F SS2, Ledger CentrtLl
REAL ESTATE Ynuni- man desires CXKUSX I
V.DOSltlon: 12 Years' experience, thoroutsg .
familiar with building association orovl1
150. Ledger Central. I
SALES DE1T. Young mTn, 34, employri pJ
cnasing, wants opportunity; roanutsciuessM
or wholesale. D 42), Ledger Office.
SALESMAN, 0 years' experience, stead; awl
willing; references. F 153. Ledger CentiejJII
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STENOanAPIimt nnd tvnl.l Ktcht (8)
experience; age 24; sober and Industries!!
EU51. Ledger Central.
YOUNG MAN. 23 years of age. with,
school, college and business school m
tlon, of excellent character and bj
wlsneH a rwi.ltlnn tt v..iitlv. ntwer wl
future to It best references furnished. F i
Leager central.
YOUNO MAN who ha operated nod)
uuBjncs. wants part-time worx in i-t.
agency, mall order, department or real
office: knnwlpitara. nf RnnnlMh tenOETSDB
general office work I'hone Gtn, 5901 '
YOUNG MAN. flrat.elsu-atenoirraDher I
respondent, good executive ability, (I ,
-in. In nnwhfl.ln. .m.r.1 .tinnltes. Q
position with future possibilities sslMj
iiuriment preterrea. iJ, ieustr -"
VrVTTMn M1M OA .mnlnv. a. nrs-Jlt I
desires office position, with chance oU
viiiiceanent. li ato, Imager t-enirni.
YOUNG MAM onlloin. ndiimtlnn With I
eage ot raecnanicai engineering, .;
tlon wlthTfuture. F 118, Ledger CentrtW
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YOUNa MAN. studying' efficiency, w".J
V..WM .1, a;Va, uVytirilllCltb VI "- . Via.
plant:good refs. F 410, Ledger Cintrttw
ItiUNU MAN. good education, business
H..I... nn.l.l.n .!.- n.,,faal,l. nf COlM
capable handling outside bur. F 151. L'iH
YOUNO MAN. 21 year, of age. desires '
come connected with an automobile cojg
ana learn the business. F 2t. i.eagwiS;
YOUNO MAN around" garage, wash cori;
erally useful. Harry Qualles. 8C39Wi
EXPHRIENCEO Japanese wTshes poj
4l ft UUUBCIlUUlt VVIIU ISIW"""
uts a. iia mi.
pMie'n $b&.mviJ
AGER8 and CLERKS it l?Wf 1
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