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BEWITCHED MARRIAGE LICENSE
MAKES MAID CALL OFF WEDDING
Chapter of Accidents Follows Gittio's Purchase of Pre
cious Permit Sweetheart, Full of Doubts and
i Fears, Spurns Him as "Bad Luck"
"Wedding bells will not ring tonight for
OIUlo Cnlcnno and lS-yearold Elliabeth
I'lccolo at the Italian church at 61th and
Caltowhlll streets. OIUlo Is wandering
about the city somewhere with a mar
riage license, which will never be used
and at her home, S6JS Vine street, Kllza
beth Is looking mournfully with aching
heart at a wedding gown that has been
made In vain.
Trouble has pursued Glttlo ever slnco
he obtained the license yesterday nt City
Hall. He said he began to feel "funny"
S soon as ho put It In his pocket, and,
although the brldc-to-be's father assured
him that all would be well as they
laughed over their spaghetti, the prospec
tive bridegroom could not chase away the
gathering gloom. Then the persevering
Nemesis started Its work. Glttlo fell
down the stairs In the restaurant where
ho and Piccolo dined While crossing
Broad street ho was struck by a taxlcab,
which Ignored Piccolo. He helped Glttlo,
and later they met tho pretty Elizabeth.
Bho had been waiting long and launched
into a tirade against the man sho was to
wed. Glttlo pulled the license out of his
poket and looked at It dubiously. So
did Elizabeth.
When they reached the home of tho
MEN FLOCK TO EDDYSTONE
Remington Arms Company Starts
Work on 3,000,000 Rifle
Contract
Mobilization of tho 20,000 workmen who
will turn out the 2.000.000 rifles for the Al
lies at the big 20-acre Remington Arms
plant Is now In full swing and the men
are arriving at Eddystone on every train.
'' Machinery Is being received by the car
load. As fast as it is installed and con
nected with the power system workmen
aro assigned to It.
Automobiles hired Ty the company
meet every train and lodge the newly
arrived workmen In boarding houses at
Chester and Eddystone, listed and en
gaged four months ago. The Remington
Employment Bureau Is sending cjt hun
dreds of notices each day to men who
have been on the payroll for that period.
A board fence, seven feet high, sur
mounted by three rows of barbed wire,
surrounds the big plant. Fifty special
policemen have been -mployed to keep
out Intruders. The Pennsylvania Rail
road Company has added another track
to Its four-track system through Eddy
stone to handle the Increased traffic
Says Faulty Paving Caused Death
Faulty paving on the Chestnut Btreet
bridge Indirectly caused the death of
John J. McDevltt, a teamster, of 226
Spruce street, according to a verdict given
by the coroner's Jury at an Inquest Into
McDeVltt's death today. McDevltt was
thrown from a wagon on October 9, when
his wagon struck & rut on the bridge. He
died In the Polyclinic Hospital. Inspector
AlcCormlck, of the Highway Bureau, who
is In charge of the work In West Phila
delphia, said that the defect in the paving
had not been reported by the Inspector
assigned to that district. The paving on
the bridge was Inspected last in August.
Funeral of Mrs. Hosea Townsend
Funeral services for Mrs. Hosea Towns
end, mother of John B. Townsend, secre
tary and treasurer of the Philadelphia
Press, were held yesterday at Norwalk,
O, Mrs. Townsend died last Sunday. She
was tho widow of Judge Hosea Towns
end, of the United States Circuit Court
of Ohio.
Hugh Brecn
The funeral of Hugh Breen, father of
the Rev. Francis A. Breen, S. J., was
held this morning from his late residence.
270t Brown Btreet. Solemn Mass of
Requiem, was celebrated at St. Francis'
Church. The Interment was In Now
Cathedral Cemetery.
Mary Smucker
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Smucker,
wife of Solomon Smucker. and daughter
of the late James M. de Waele, will be
held tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock.
There will be services at her husband's
home, 226 West Logan square. Mrs.
Bmucker died on Monday.
Henry Smith
Arrangements are being made for the
funeral of Henry Smith, formerly a wide
ly known musician of this city, who Is
dead at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Walter J. Stones, 64 East 31th street. New
York. Mr. Smith was 75 years old. He
formerly had a studio at 2023 Glrard ave-w
nue, this city, and he also was a cnoir
znastcr here.
Dr. J. A. neintzelman
Funeral services will be held Friday
afternoon from an undertaking establish
went for Dr. Jos.ph A. Helntzelman, 81
years old, of 2007 North College avenue,
who died at that address yesterday after
noon. Doctor Helntzelman was one of
"the oldest medical men In mis city. He
and his son conducted a drug store at
tRldge and North College avenues.
OBITUARIES
Charles A. Bennett
CHESTER, Pa.. Oct. 20. Charles A.
Bennett, for many years proprietor of
the Bennett Cafe, at 508 Market street,
died yesterday at the Crozer Hospital,
where he had been a patient for the past
week. Mr Bennett was operated upon
last week and failed to rally and died
after a sudden relapse. He was an active
member of Chester Lodge, No. 488, B. P.
O, E , and the Moyamenelng Hook and
Ladder Company.
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bride-to-be tho Nemesis was still on
their trail. Tho sunshine had fled and
gloom lurked In every window. There
wa no respons to Glttlo'a cheerful good
nUht rind his brlde-to-bo gazed at the
window In deep thought.
Today Glttlo was found cut and bleed
ing lit the bottom of the stairway nt
Elizabeth's home, where ho waa tho only
boarder.
When some one asked him what made
htm fall he pulled tho license from his
pocket and murmured Incoherently. He
was hurried to tho West Philadelphia
Homeopathic Hospital,
"Dccsa ting make all tie troub," ho
told Doctor Ksposlto, as he shook the
license, which was stained with blood.
Hlj Injuries were attended and he re
turned to see his brlde-to-bc.
She met him with a look of scorn.
"I never marry you!" she shouted.
"You aro bad luck."
Glttlo left with a heavy heart. She
did not relent when he stopped and
looked back, and ho continued on up
tho street.
When questioned about her trouble
Elizabeth, who Is regarded as a belle of
"Llttlo Italy," flashed her candid black
eyes.
"It's not so bad," sho said; "I marry
someone else In a few day."
WOULD HONOR OLD SOLDIERS
Congressman Butler Outlines Memo
rial Plan to Chester G. A. R.
CHESTER. Pa., Oct. 20. A plan to
perpetuate the names of Chester County
sollders who fought In the Civil War was
outlined by Congressman Thomas S.
Butler, at a reception tendered him last
night by tho members of Wilde Post, No.
25, Grand Army of the Republic, here.
The Congressman suggested that each
congressional district should have n list
of all Its soldiers who served In the Civil
War.
Five Accused of Highway Robbery
Five Italians, who were arrested early
today by Patrolman Condcco for alleged
highway robbery, were held under $000
ball for a further hearing by Magistrate
MacFarland In tho 2d and Christian
streets station. They were John Avano,
1027 South 6th street; Dominic Elto, 1212
Montrose street; Tatsy Young, 263 South
8th street; Joseph Tallarto, 627 Christian
street, and Felix Coldollls, 657 Christian
street. They were suspected of taking
$30 from Joseph Carlso while he was
asleep on a bench. Carlso told the police
ho had Just come from Italy and had
not found a home as yet. He was held
as a material witness.
IN MF.MORIAU
DUUHEK In loving remembrance of my
wife, ELLA LOUIBA niTRHEE. who entered
Into rest October '.'0. lfO.V
CUAKl.CS LEWIS DUDREE.
Beatljs
ADAMS. On October in, 1015. SAMUEL
II.. son ot little and late Samuel R. Adams.
Relatives una iiirnai. uisu acuuhii Lounc i,
IT, F. P. A.. Llout. John T. Grebte Camp.
No. ln. Bona of Veterans; Charles Klein
New Year's AvBO'atton. are Invited to at
tend the runeral services, on Thursday after
noon, nt 2 o'clock, at mother's rci"li'cnce.
819 S. Front it. Interment private, at Fern,
wood Cemetery. Friends may caU Wednes
day evening. 8 to 10 o'clock.
ADAMS. On October III. 1015, SARAH
ELSIi; ADAMS, wife ot Theodore Adama, at
Uordcntown, N. J. Relatives and friends are
Invited to attend the funeral, from her lata
residence. 420 Frlnce ot., on Thursday, at 3
p. m. Interment at Uordentown Cemetery.
ANDERSON. On October IT, 1915,
MARTHA A. ANDERSON, wife of Alexander
Anderson. Relatives and friends are Invited
to attend the funeral services, on Thursday,
at 11 a. m.. at the residence of her husband,
IW52 Pennscrove st. Interment at Fcrnwood
Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday, from
7 to 0 p. m.
AKMEHI.INO. On October 18. 1015. JOHN
C. RMERLlNO. agei 00 years. Relatives
and friends are Invited to attend the funeral
services, on Friday, at -' p. m., at the par
lors ot 8. P. Frankennrld Sons, .Itth and
Spring Garden sts. Interment at North" oo J
Cemetery.
UAHATELT.E. On October 10, 1015, ELE
ANOR DARATELLE, daughter of Andrew
and Louisa Daratelle, aged HI jears. Rela
tives and friends are Invited to attend tho
funeral, on Thursday, at 8 a. m from her
late residence, 033 Mountain st. High Maij
at St Mary Magdalen de Paul Church at
0 a. m. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery
llAnilETT. At Grenloch. N. J., on October
IS, 11(15. MARY E. IJARRETT. Relatives
and friends. also Dlackwood Grunice, are in
vited to attend tho funeral, from the resi
dence ot her husband, George W. Harrett, on
Thursduy. at 1 P. m. Services In Chew's M.
E. Church at 2-45 p. m. Interment at Chew's
Cemetery. Train leaves Chestnut st. ferry at
11 a. m. for Grenloch. N. J. Carriages will
meet train. Remains may be viewed Wednes
day, 7 to 0 p. m.
IlfKJAN. At Drlstol. Pa., on October 18.
1015. MARY ROGAN fnee Walsh), beloved
wife of John Bogan. Relatives and friends
are Invited to attend the funeral, on Thurs
day. October 21. from her late residency,
Bath road, at 8 a. m. High Mass at St.
Mark's Church nt 10 a. m. Interment at
8t. Mark's Cemetery.
IIOYI.K. On October 18, 1015, HUGH P.,
husband of Margaret G. Iloyle (nee Magee)
and son of Patrick and Margaret Doyle, aged
no year. Relatives and friends, also Chauf
feurs' Union, Locals 477 and 2N1, are Invited
to attend funeral, on Friday, at s",o a. n...
from his late residence, 1237 Olive st. Sol
emn Requiem Mass at the Church of the As
sumption at 10 a. m. Interment at Holy
Cross Cemetery.
nltOWN. On October 18. IDtri, MARY T.,
wife of Mitchell Brown, aged 81 years. ReU.
tives and friends are Invited to attend the
funeral servlc f'l 'l""r' a m
Freclsely, at her late residence 2732 East
ndlana ave. Interment at Hillside Ceine
trry, via funeral car. Friends may call
Wednesday, after 7 p. m.
HL't'K. On October 10, 1015, HENJAMIN.
husband of Mary A llurk. Relatives and
filends also Veterans' Asportation of Phila
delphia and Reading Railway, are Invlled to
HtUnd the funeral, on Saturday, at 8 a. m.,
from his late residence, IBM Poplar st. Sol.
emn Requiem Mass at the Church of the
Oesu at 0-30 a. m. Interment at Holy Cross
Cemetery.
DEHOMANN. On October IT. 1015, JOHN,
huatand of the late Dorothy Uergmann, aged
76 years. Relatives and friends, alio Ken
sington Yearly Reneflclal Society. No. 1, are
Invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday,
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LEDGER PHILADELPHIA', WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
DEATH B
at 2 p. m.. from the residence ef his son,
Frederick Uergmann. IR12 B. Clementine st.
Interrnfnt at Ileivu Cemetery. Remains may
be viewed Wednesday evening.
Ill) It K II on October 18, 1015, JAMES
HUHKR. husband ot Julia Rurke (nee
Moran) Relatives and friends sre Invited to
attend the funeral, -en Friday ,at 8:TO a. m.,
from his late residence, 25im Coral st. (cor
ner nr Ittilitrngrion st ). Requiem Mass at
the Church n( the Visitation at 10 a. m.
Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery.
COItltETT On October 18, HUB, PAT
RICK F. COHlIETT. Relatives and friends,
also St. Patrick T. A. It. Society, of Norrls
town Pa., are Invited to attend the funeral,
on Thursday, at 8 a. m , from the
resldsnco or his nephew, Patrick F. Somers,
1715 N. Wilton St. Solemn Requiem Mass at
St. Gregory's Church, 52d and Warren sts.,
at 0:S0 o'clock precisely. Interment at Nor
ilstown, Pa.
COTT.MAN. On October IT, 191B, JACOB
11 , husband of Josephine II. Cottman,
Funeral Bervlces will be held at the Cott
man home, ltustlrtnn ave.. abovo Coltnwin
St.. tfandlford, Philadelphia, on Thursday
aftcrnion, at 2 o'clock precisely. Relative
and friend, also sll societies nf whit h ha
was a member, are Invited to attend. Inter.
mnt private. Carriages will bo at Urldse
st and Krankford ave., from 1 to 1.30
o'clock.
CRAWFORD. On October 10, 1015. SARAH
IT., wife of Robert Crawford (nee Allen).
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
the funeral servlcees, on Friday, at 2 p. m.,
nt her husbnnd's residence, 1 .127 East Hazard
st. Interment private, at Oreenmount Ceme
tery. Remains may be viewed on Thursday
evening. Automobile funeral.
CROSS. On October 10, 1015, MARY
ALIPK. wife of Henry Cross, aged 02 years.
R.'latlvrs and friends are Invited to attend
the funeral services, on Friday, at 11 a, m.,
at her late residence, 5501 Hunter ave. In
terment private,
DAI.TO.V At his residence, 1120 South
Rroad st., on October !, 1PI5, JOHN, ton
of the late Philip and Ann Datton, nged 60
jevrs. Notice of the funeral later.
DOUGHERTY. On October 18. 1015,
HELEN C. DOfOHERTY Ineo Carty). be
loved wife of John J. DouRherty. Relatives
and friends arc invited to attend the funeral,
on Thursday, at 8.00 n. rr... from her late
icsldence. liw North 5Tlh St., West Philadel
phia. Solemn Mats of Requiem at tha
Church of Our Lady of Victory, at 10 a. m.
Interment at St. Denis" Cemetery.
EGLOM On October IT, 1015. ELIZABETH
EULOS. wire of Daniel. Eglos. Sr mil
daughter ot the late John and Ellen Smith,
nged ') years. Relatives and friends, ulso
Excelsior Pride Circle, No. 300. F. of A.,
are Invited to attend the funeral services,
on Thursdav, at 2 p. m., at her late resi
dence, 234 East Cambria st. Interment pri
vate, at Greenmount Cemetery.
ENGERT. Suddenly, on October IT, 1015,
JOHN, husband ot Catherine Ensert (nee
Llghtkep), aged T3 J ears. Relatives and
friends. bIho Kenderton Lodge, No. 2GO, I. O.
O. I'., and Philadelphia Lodge. No. 1, A. O.
or Planters, art Invited to attend funeral
services, Thursday, 1! p. m., at tho parlors of
C. It. Hartraiift. 1021 Germantonn ave. In
terment North ood Cemetery
TERRY On October 18. 1015. HUGH, son
of M chael and Mnry Ferry (nee Carrlck).
aged 3 years and 10 months. Relatives und
lrlenda ttre Invited to attend the tuncinl. on
Thursday, Ht 2 p. m., from his parents'
residences 72(10 Tulip st., Tacony. Interment
at St. Dominic's Cemetery.
riT7.slM.MONH. On October 18, 1015,
HANNAH DEAN, widow of Thomas Fill
Simmons and daughter ot late George and
Hannah Dean. Relatives and friends are
Invited to attend the runeral services, on
Friday, at - o'cl ck. from late residence, 125
Wharton st. Interment at Fern wood Ceme
tery. Remains may bo viewed Thursday
evening.
FLAKE. On October IT, JAMES FLAKE.
Jr. Relatives and frlendi aro Invited to at
terd the funeral services, on Thursday, nt 2
p. m., at the residence of his brother-in-law,
William K Cunningham, 2102 E, Monmouth
st. Interment strictly private, at Green
Mount Cemetery. Remains may be viewed
Wednesday, T to 10 p. m.
l'HETZ. Suddenly, on October 18, 1015,
RUUEN FRETZ, husband of the late
Josephine Fret, In his 74th year. Relatives
and friends are Invited to attend the funeral
services, on Friday, at 1 p. m., at his late
residence, 1H1T Mnstcr st. Interment private
Remains may be viewed on Thursday, after
8 p. m
FRICKEK JACOI1 n. FRICKEn, aged T5
J cars ! mouths ."0 days. Funeral from his
late residence, 214 North 0th et.. Reading,
Pa., on Friday, at 1 p. m. To proceed to
St. Paul's Memorial Reformed Church. Serv
ices will be held at 1:10 p. m. Interment at
Charles Evans Cemetery. Kindly omit
flowers.
GALLAGHER. On October IT, 1015, ED
WARD GALLAGHER, nged 82 years. Rela
tives and friends are Invited to attend the
funeral services, on Thursday, at 8 a, ni ,
from the residence of lilts son, Andrew F.
Gallagher, MOO Lansdowne nve,. West Phila
delphia. Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Col
man's Church. Ardmore. at 10 a. m. Inter
ment at St. Denis' Cemetery.
UEIGER. ln Warrington, on October 10,
11115, JACOB F. D. GKIGER, late of 4S20
North 12th St.. Philadelphia. Relatives am!
friends are Invited to attend the funeral
services, on Friday at 1:30 p. m. precisely,
at Amityvllle Church, Herks County, Pa. In
terment In adjoining cemetery.
GOODAI.L. At Wlldwood, N. J., on Oc
tober IT. 101.1. RODBRT. Infant son of Will
iam M. and Elizabeth Goodall. Relatives and
friends may view the remains at the home ot
his parents. 4(118 Pacific ave.. Wlldwood. N.
J., on Wednesday, from 7 to 0 p. m. Inter
ment Thursdav, at Holy Crosa Cemetery,
Philadelphia, Pa.
IIANKELL At her residence. 4545 Say
brook ave,, on October 17. 11115, EMMA II..
widow of John S. Hanscll and daughter of
Jacob and MAry Matslnger, aged ti3 years.
Relatives and friends, alio employes of tho
Hell Telephone Company, are lnv Ited to at
tend the funeral services, on Thursday, at
2 p. m.. at St. Philip's Church. 42d st. and
Baltimore nve. Interment at Mount Morlah
Cemetery. Friends may view remains Wed
nesday, from T to 10 p. m.
HANSON. Suddenly, at Pottsvllle, Pa., on
October IT, 1013. WILLIAM HANSON. Rela
tives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral services, on Thursday afternoon, at -o'clock,
at his late residence, 4'121 Haverford
ave. Interment private.
HHINT7.RI.MAN On net,... if) jniR, nr.
JOSEPH A. HEINTZELMAN. In his 821
yiar. Relatives and friend also Solomon's
Lodge. No. 114. F. and A. M.: CnlumhU R.
A. Chapter. No. 01: German 8oc!cty of
i-rnnyivHnia; i-niiaaeinnid Turngemetnae;
Philadelphia Council, So. 203, R. A., an I
all other organizations of which he wan
member, are Invited to attend the funrr.il
services, on Friday, at 2 p. in., at the apart
ments of Oliver If. Ila r. 1820 Chestnut st.
Interment private. Please omit flowers.
IIKIHI.EK. On October IT, 1015, ANNIE 8..
wife of Walter 8. Helsler, ln her 42d year.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services, Thursday, at 2 p. ni.,
at her late residence. 802 South Allison st.
Interment at Mt. Morlah Cemetery,
KOPPER On October 10, 1015, MARY,
wife of John W. Korper, aged 41 years.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
the funeral, on Friday, at 8.30 a. m., from
her late residence, 201T West York st.
Solemn High Mass ot Requiem at St. Co
lumba's Church at 10 a. m. Interment at
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery,
IAl'KEK. On October 10. 1015, AONES,
wISow of John E. Lauren Relatives and
f i tends are Invited to attend the runeral, on
Friday, at. 2 p. m.. from the residence of
her son-in-law, James Horsey, 2213 MeClel
Ian st. Interment at Mount Morlah Ceme
tery Remains may be viewed Thursday
evening.
LAWKLL. On October 19, 1015. ELIZA
I1BTH LAWKLL. formerly of 5 W. llerka
st., widow of Joseph Lawell, aged 112 years.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
tho funeral services, on Thursday afternoon,
at 3 o'clock at the apartments of Oliver H,
Hair, 1820 Chestnut st. Interment private.
LEEDOM. On October IT, 1015. at the na
tavla, New York, ANNIE E., wife of George
F. Lcedom, In her 05th year Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend the funeral
services, without further notice, on Thurs
day, at 1.30 p. m., at the residence or hs
son, Arthur CI Leedom. 1020 North Felton
st.. West Philadelphia.
LEVI. On October 18, 1915, OAHRIEL,
husband of Mlna Levi and father of Mrs
Julia I.uclis and Mrs. II. iloyemdorfer, in
his 00th year Relatives and friends, also
Joshua Lodge. No. 23, I. O, 11. II., iinoih
juethurun Lodge, No. 2, are Invited to at
tend tha funeral, on Thursday, at IO:::o a,
m , from his late residence, 2040 N. 18th st.
Interment Mt Stnil.
By KEMBLE
Copyright, 1015, E. W. Kembls.
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Wtoa CLEAN UEFEN5E
DEATHS
LtrriNCOTT On October 18, l91B. SAM
UEL PARRY LIPPINCOTT. aged 40. Fu
neral from his residence, at Cheltetl Hill, on
Thursday, at 2 43 p. m. Interment private.
llF.INtKf,MAN.-On October 10. 1915.
JOSEPH A. HEINTZELMAN. In his 82(1
year. Relatives and friends, also Holomon's
r
I
omer organisations or wnicn n was A i mem
ber, ure Imliel to altet-.ci the funeral serv
ices, on. Friday, at 2 n. m., at the apart
ments of Oliv-r II. Ualr, 1820 Chestnut at,
Intei ment prlnte. I'.ease omit flowers.
.MAII.I,ARIM)KT. On October 18, 1916. at
!51". .r!!ie.nc' .':oon Oermantown ave,
ELIZABETH, wife of Charles Malllarddet
and daughter of Phoebe A. and the late Ben
jamin S. Mann, aged Itl years. Relative
and friends aro Invited to attend runeral
firvlce. at the rtslcH-me ether brother-in-law,
lamer F. Hat kiiiin. iKoii North nth
St., on Thursday, at 2 p. in precisely. In
terment at Glennood Cemetery.
.McBRIDE On Octoher 18, 1918, 8ARAH
T widow of Dennis McBrlde. Rela
tives and friends are Invited to attend the
funeral, on Thursday morning, at S 30
o'clock, from tho residence of her sister, Mrs,
Roto Mcllugh, 4115 Fleming St., Manayunk,
Solemn Requiem Mass at Holy Family
Church at 10 o'clock. Interment at West
minster Cemetery.
MeOANDI.KSS Suddenly, on October 18,
11(13. JENNIE, wife of John McCandless.
Relatives and friends, also members of the
Fifth Reformed Presbyterian Church, are In
vited to attend funeral services, on Thurs
day, nt 1:30 p. m.t nt her late residence, 524
E. Clearfield st. Interment private at West
laurel Hill Cemetery.
JlrCAHTIIY. On October IT, 1015, CATH
ERINE, widow or Patrick McCarthy and
daughter of the late James and Susan Mc
Dermott. Relatives and friends, also the
League of tho Sacred Heart, are Invited to
attend the funeral, Thursday morning, nt
8 o'clock, from tho residence of her niece,
Mrs. Andrew T. Gallagher. 1820 Mirftln st.
Solemn Requiem Mass nt the Church of St.
Thomas Aquinas, at 0:30 o'clock praclsely.
Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
MrDEVlTT. On October IT, 1013. PAT
RICK F,. son of the lata Hugh and Mar
garet McDevltt. Relatives and friends are
Invited to attend the funeral services, on
Thursday, at 8:"0 a. m at his late resi
dence, 2334 Broad at. Solemn Requiem
Mass at Our Lady of Mercy Church at 10
r "i. Interment at New Cathedral Ceme
tery. McDONOCOH. On October 18, 1915,
ELIZABETH McDONOtJOH (nee Armbrue.
Icr), widow of John I. McDonough. aged 0(1
years, ltelativea and friends are invited to
attend the funeral services, on Friday, nt
2:30 p. ni.. at her late residence, 104 N. 35th
st., Camden. N. J. Interment at Bethel
Cemetery. Remains may bo viewed Thurs
day evening.
MeGOVKl'tN. On Octoher 18. 1015. MI
CHAEL D son of the late Peter and Mary
R. McGovern. Funeral on Thursday nt 8.30
. m., from the residence of his sister, Mrs.
James F. Curran. 2031 East Allegheny ave.
Solemn R?qulcm Mass at the Church of tile
Aacenslon nt 10 a. m. Interment at Holy
Sepulchre Cemetery.
Mrl.EAN. At his mother's residence, Atco,
N. J., on October 18, 1015, WILLIAM J.,
husband of Sarah A. McLean (nee Hughes)
and eon of Patrick and Catharine McLean.
In his 31at year. Relatives and friends, also
B. V. M. Sodality. Holy Name Society,
I.eaguo of the Sacred Heart and emplovra of
John Gay 1 Sons and tho Tapestrv Carpet
Weavers' Union. No. 2, are Invited to at
tend funeral, on Thursday, at 8:30 a. m.,
from his Into residence. 2IM3 Ella st. Solemn
Requiem Mass at the Church of the Visita
tion, at 10 a. m. Interment New Cathedral
Cemetery.
Ml'I.l.IN. On October 10, 1015, MARY,
davghter of the late James and Ann Mullln.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
the funeral, on Friday, at 8 a, m.. from her
late residence, 1713 Glrard ave. Solemn
Requiem Mas at tho Church of the Gesu. at
(i:1.i n. m. Automobile funeral. Interment
private,
MYKR8. On October IT, 1015. MARY E..
daughter of Frederick and Mary Mvers (nee
Croke). Relatives and friends are Invited
to attehd funeral, on Thursday, at T:30 a.
m., from her parents' residence 183d East
Lehigh ave. High Requiem Mass at the
Church of the Visitation, at 0 a. m. Inter
ment at Old Cathedral Cemetery.
O'CONNOR. On October 18j 1015, JOHN F.,
eon of James ahd the late Annie T. O'Con.
nor (nee llot-an), formerly of 2225 North 18t,i
at. Relatives and friends, also St. Aloyslus
Society of Our Lady of Mercy Church, and
the International Photo Engravers' Union. I.o.
cal No. . are Invited to attend the funeral,
on Thursday, at 8:30 a. m., from his father's
residence, Ml 7 .North inth st. Solemn Hlth
Requiem Mass at the Church of Our Lady of
Holy Souls nt 10 a. m. Interment at Holy
Crosa Cemetery.
OSTER.MAIEIt. On October 18, 1015, MAR
C.ARETHA OSTERMAIER, aged 65 ytars.
Due notice of the funeral will bo given, from
tho npaitmenta of William H. Batteraby.
111(1 N. Broad.
PINKSTON. On October 18, 1015, ROB
ERT, husband of Mary Pinkston (nee Oil
Ian). hineral from his lalo residence. 201
St. James st., due notice of which will ba
given.
REII.I.Y. On October 10. lOio, MARY JO
SEPHINE, daughter of Mary and the late
FrHiuls John Rcllly. Relatives and frlerd
are Invited to attend the funeral, on Friday,
at 8.30a. m.. from her late residence, 210(1
Nicholas st. High Mass at St. Elizabeth's
Church at 10 a. m. Interment at Holy Croai
Cemetery,
ItlI.EY. On Octoher. 18. 1915. DOROTHY,
wife of William Riley (nea Mathleon). Rel
atives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral, on Thursdav, at 2 p. m., from iter
late residence, 1245 South Guenther st. (28th
and Wharton sts.). Interment at Mcunt M
rlah Cemetery.
ROIVAND. On October 18, 1915, SOPHIA
(nee Gartal), widow of Dr. John Randolph
Ron and. Relatives and friends are Invited
to attend funeral jervlcesThursday, 2 p. m ,
at the rraldence of her son-in-law, John E.
Klckler, 738 Park ave., Colllngsnood, N. J.
Interment private at Laurel Hill Cemetery,
Philadelphia. Friends may call Wednesday,
after 7 p. m.
SCIIAEFKR On October 18, 1016, JOHN C.
SCHAEFER. Relatives and friends, also
Perkins I.odh'e, No. 402, F. and A. M.; Vet
eran Flremen'a Association and members of
the Diligent Engine Co. and all other so
cieties of which he was a member, are in
vited to attend the funeral services, on
Thursday, October 21, at 11 a. m., at his late
resident e. 404 S. 0th st. Interment Laurel
Hill Cemetery.
KCHAEFFKIt. On October 18. 1915. BRID
GET, SCHAEFFBR. Relatives and friends
are Invited to attend funeral, on Fr'day
morning, at 8 o'clock, from the residence.
231 De Lancey st. Mass of Requiem at St.
Joseph's Church at 0.3O a m. precisely. In
terment Holy Crosa Cemetery. Auto cor
tege. SHAUFLEIl. On October 10. 1016. JACOB
a., husband of the late Mary C. Schaufler,
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
the funeral services, on Friday, at 2 p. m.,
at his late residence, 1872 El Schiller st. In
terment private, at Oakland Cemetery.
BCIIONFKI.D. On Octobe 10. 1015. MOR.
RIS, husband of the late Amelia Scbonfeld.
aged 117 years. Relatives and friends aro In
vited to attend the funeral, on Friday, nt
10 a. in., from his late residence, 2318 North
mill st. Interment private. Kindly omit
Mowers.
bCinVKHING. On October 18, 1015,
FRANK aEORQE. son of George L. and the
late Josephine Schwerlng. Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend tha funeral
aervlces, on Thursday, at 2 p. m , at his
father's residence. 1810 Dudley st. Inter.nent
at Glenwood Cemetery,
SHARP. On October 11, 1916, NANCY,
wire of Henry II Sharp. Relatives and
frlenCs are Invited to attend the funeral
on Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from
the residence of her son-in-law, John Smith,
2311 8. Broad st. Friends may view the re
mains on Wednesday, after 7 p. m, Inter
ment at Fernwood Cemetery.
SIllOl'R. Solemn Requiem Mass In Bt. Fat
trlik's Church. 20(h- and Locust sts. on
Thursday, at 10 a. m.. for the repose of the
soul of. the Comtess de BIbour, who died In
England. October IT.
SMUCKKK- On Monday. October 18, 1018,
MARY, wife of Solomon Smucker and daugh
ter ot the late James M. de Waele, of liilU
delphta, Funersl services at the residents,
'.20 West Logan square, on Thursday, Octo
ber 21 at 11 a. m. precisely. Interment pri
vate. r
TAYLOR. On October 18, 1915, REBECCA
J., wife of John It. Taylor. Relatives 'and
friends are Invited to attend the funeral
services, on Thursday, at 2 p. m.. at the
residence of her husband, 1810 B. Broad st.
Interment noutn ijiurei (.emetery. jrrtenas
mey call Wednesday, from S to 10 p. m.
is the Re MvitWrtCf wxy
AfiUT Trti& . ...
A, chapter. No. 01, German Society e
'ennavnanis, rnuaaeipnia Turngemelnde
Ph ladelnhla Council. Nn. 'Jul. it. a mH i
DEATHS
WAT.M8LEY.-(-On dcldber 18.. 1918, MART
MILNOn. wlddw ef Morris Walmslsy Itrta.
tives and friends are Invited to attend the
funeral services, on Thursday afternoon, at
3 o'clock, at son-ln-taw, 8. lfarry Wllsen's
residence, southeast corner Morris and Hans
berry st. Oermantown. Interment private.
WALSH. On October 19, 101B, RICHARD
To husband of Frances K Walsh (nee. Brady)
and eon of Thomas and the lateMsry Walsh.
Relatives and friend, alio Holy Name So
ciety, Court Laurel Hill, F. of A., and Gran
lie Cutters' Association, are Invited to at
tend funeral, on saturdsy, at 8.30 a. m.,
from his late res dence." 4300 Fleming St.,
H??borouh. High Mass at fit. Johns
Church, at 10 a, m. Interment at Holy Bepul
ehro Cemetery.
AVANNOr. On October 19, 1015, ANNA,
wifo of Thomas W. Wannop and daughter of
Catharine and tho late Henry Rowan. Rela
tives and friends are Invited to attend fu
neral, Friday, st 8 30 a m.. from the resi
dence cf her mother, 1118 Leopard it. High
Requiem Mass at Church of tho Immaculate
Conception at 10 a. m. Interment New
CHinenrai wmnj.
WEHEK. On October IT, 1018, MARIE V.,
daughter of Frederick and Rose Weber. Rela
tives and friends, also B. V. I. Sodality and
1 eague ef the Sacred Heart of St. Stephen's
rhurch. are Invited to attend the funeral.
From hir lata residence. 3013 North ISlh st.,
on Thursday, at 8 80 a. rn. Bolemn Requiem
Mass at St. Stephen's Church ad 10 a. m.
interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
vnnn On October 18, 1015, JAMES
FtMElt. on of John and, Mary. V. Wood
ami grandson of Hugh and Cecilia McCaf
f.riv aged 15 years snd 10 months. Rela-tfv-cs
and I frlenus. also employes of Gill &
rn glass monufacturers, are Invited to at
tend the funeral, on Friday, at 8:30 a m.,
frorn the residence of his arandparents. 2(1411
AhiTond St.. INth Ward. Requiem Mass at
fit Ann's ChuMi at 10 a. m. Interment at
ptl Ann's Cemetery.
voUNO. Suddenly, on October 17. 1913.
THOMAS R. YOUNG, aged OS years. Rela
lives and friends, also the Franklin Castle.
Kntuhts nf the Mystic Chain, and the Co.
luii bus Reneflclal Association, are Invited
to attend the funeral, on Thursday, at 3
F" m from the residence of his niece, Mrs.
lerbert White. 8311 North Arbor at. Inter
ment at Greenmount Cemetery. Remains
may be viewed Wednesday at 8 p. m.
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PERSONALS
HEIRS WANTED of Mtss Belle R. Hamilton
If interested write and give address to E. C.
1-OOMIS. administrator, Ottumwa, Iowa. Un
derstand one ot these heirs la a blind man.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
BOOKKEEPER and 'stenographer wanted,
accurate at figures, age about 22; must have
reference; steady position; from 8:30 to 0.
L 148, i-edger Central.
rOOKKEEPERS, CLERKS AND STENOG
RAPHERS seeking positions will receive val
uable Information and exceptionally helpful
8K11VICB. by consulting 'VMIss Dean." Led
ger Central, by personal Intervlow or letter.
She will aid you win your ad., list your
quuliil.Mtlons in the COMMERCIAL DE
PARTMENT and use every effort to locate a
position for you. During the month of Sep
tember M YOUNG LADIES SECURED POSITIONS
through this SERVICE, -which Is free to
Ledger advertisers..
CHAMBERMAID and waitress wanted; white;
assist small wash; very small family; refer
cmea required. Apply 4011 Pine st.
CHAMBERMAID, German or Swedish; one
willing to assist with children. Meet lady
Room 2JU, Public Ledger, 11 o'clock.
CHAMBERMAID and waitress, white, rella-
mc. v.,.n m .i . i.iiceii ave., utrmani n
OHAMBERWORK and sewing (white). Apply
this morning. 1S20 Pine.
CHILDNURSE, young Protestant, for baby 4
months old. Meet lady Room 23U, Publlo
Ledger, Wednesday, 11 o'clock.
CLOTH WEAVERS wanted. Apply John &
James Dobson, Inc., Blanket Mills, Scott's
lane, ram ot pciiuyiaui.
COOK, chambermaid and waitress Two rcllai
ble and clean women; permanent homo In
Germa-itown. Meet lady Wednesday, between
I0::t0and,12. HoomJS.10, Public Ledger.
COOK, either German orSwedlsh orNorwe
glan, Protestant, not over 30; reference re-
nillfsail nloln rinnllns Hf ,. i nm
Public Lodger. Wednesday, lljclock. '
COOK and waitress and chambermaid: at
,in vtic.ici, Hermans preierrea. uaii
and. see employer at 12 o'clock Wednesday
at 1031 Spruce St., Philadelphia.
COOK and chambermaid and waitress, 2 girls!
Protestants; West Philadelphia. Meet lady
Itoomao. Publlo Ledger. Wednesday, 10:30.
COOK and downstairs work White; plain
cooking; three In family; good home; suburbs
Apply Wednesday morning. 1717 ap. Garden.
COOK, plaln.'to do light housework, no laund
dry, no waiting; suburbs; reference required.
c-p wim ihtu, i-uuuc i.eager.
COOK and chambermaid Two girls for small
family, neighborhood 41st and Walnut sts.
M 82(1. ledger Office.
COOK, white, competent, wanted; assist small
wash; very small family: references reauird
Apply
Y 4011 Pln st. '
COOK, aerninn, for city. Meet lady. Room
JOVabWc IdgerWnjesdalfciock.
COOK, white, Protestant; reference required
Phone Oermantown 2023. "Huireo.
COOKING and downstairs work Wanted'
vvhtle .Protestant girl; two In family, call
Thursday after 1 o'clock. 62J4 wSl-oa ave
Oermantown. ' "
GIRL wanted, neat, capable, Protestant for
Chambermaid and chlldnurserrcference. Call
31H Ileacom lane. Merlon. Carfare paid.
GinU young, assistant housework, small
rl.Tryoad,'CfT'tog;n711.y'r,t """""" 813
GIRL wanted for general housework. Annlv
, HK Erie ave.. Apt. A "PP'y
GIRLS 12), white, Protestants; cook and down
stalls work, upstairs girl to assist with In.
fant; references. Box 07. Ambler. PaT
HOSIERY Loopers wanted on white work"
learners taken, paid white learning. Thomas
Bjck Hosiery Co., Jasper and York
I t ASK"V(i is
20. 1915:
HEM? WANTED FEMALB
HOUSEWORK (gen) wash Md 'ron . 1UM
colored. sleep.ouV. reference Meet employer.
Room .K'P. I'uniic uwiurr, r"""" -
HOU8F.WORK-Onerl Housework, wj
family 2 adults; good home for reliable
rron, F Bin. Ledger Centralr
HOUSKWORK-Glrl. Protestant, small '"""J.1
two In family. Phone "Wednesday morning.
Chestnut Hill 007.
!...-.....A.... ' .J- ,.....'.v"
"tfrSK; Vnt.ll Hr?r'fa8JSiri"J&
HOUSEWORK-Mald, family of S. small apart
jnent, no washing. FhoneBarlng 74B .J.
HOUSEWORK (general) White grl; must be
good cook. 4243 Sansomst;i
LADY'S A! Alp, "Protestant, take ear of el
derlr ladv, some sewing, must have refer
ence. M Ml. Ledger Office. -
LAUNDRESS, white, wanted, Mon. and Tues.
or Tues. and Wed. 311S Mldvale ave., Gtn.i
or phene Oermantown 2187.
ftUn8CMATDKngllah lady, living In German
.own. desires English nursemaid for child of
IS months; write full particulars and refer
ences, F mo, Ledger Central,
OPERATORS. EXPERIENCItD
All parts of ladles' shirtwaists.
HANE1. KUTTNER & nAAB
1320-34 Vine street.
OPERATOR wanted on curtains, w'lllcox s
Gtbba high-speed machines. Apply John
Bromley & Son, Front and Lehigh.
SALFSLADY, Gentite, German-speaking, exp..
for dry goods store. 2725 Glrard ave.
SALESWOMAN to sell high-grade candy
In a first-class store In Atlantic Cltyi
pleasing personality and selling ability re
quired, A good, permanent position for a
young womsn with energy and , Initiative,
A 117, Ledger Of flee. ,
SALESWOMEN
A number of positions are cpen to women
who have had experience In stores and who
can work part time. Apply Bureau of Em
plovment, 4U floor, before 11 a. m., STRAW
BRIDGE & CLOTHIER.
STENOGRAPHER, some experience; moderate
salary. Laurence Pub. Co., 201 B. 3d St.
WANTED A thorougTify experienced woman In
manufacture of women's flannelet and muslin
underwear to take charge of small factory;
prospect. Apply J. Reed, N, E. cor. 7th and
Lombardsts.
WOMAf, competent, housework, country; 4
chlldn; no washing. Apnlv Wednesday aft
ernoon. O. H. Jenkins, 020 Chestnut.
REFINED WOMAN
TO TAKE TRAINING IN PROFESSIONAL
CORSETRY THAT SHE MAY BE ABLE TO
SERVE THE CLIENT IN THE PRIVACY
OF HER HOME: SATISFIED TO EARN ll
OR x?(l A WEEK FOR THE FIRST THREE
MONTHS. ADDRESS F 240. LEDGER CEN
TRAL. GIVING TELEPHONE NUMBER.
General
WOMEN wanted, Government clerks, S70
month. Phlla. examinations coming. List
fositlon obtained free. Franklin Institute,
ept. 7U1 H. Rochester. N. Y.
COOK8 who desire better positions; high-class
French cooking school. (V133 Race st.
HELP WANTED MALE
BOY wanted for work In office: must be 10
years or over; neat and willing to work;
chance for advancement. L 1SS3, Ledger
Branch. 7th and Oxford.
BOY to run errands and make himself useful
ln shipping room; state age. when last em
ployed and references. A IIP. Ledger Office.
BOY, experienced, wanted to cut ordera In
wholesale cloth house. L 310, Ledger Cent.
BOYS, 10 or over, to work In wall paper fac
tory. Apply at once. Becker, Smith & Page.
Water and Snyder.
CARD FEEDERS and cleaners. Apply John &
James Dobson, Inc., Blanket Mills, Scott's
lane. Falls ot Schuylkill.
CHAUFFEUR White. Fierce-Arrow car; hon.,
sober and obliging; good ref. O 432, Led.Cen.
COLLECTING Young man for collecting;
must be well recom. r salary to weekly; ad
vancement. Rex Sales Corporation. 1332 Arch.
DRIVER Man. colored, who understands driv
ing ho-ses. Apply personally. University Hos
Pltal. .'UCX' Spruce.
HOSIERY BOARDER, experienced, op hot
hand press for infants' socks. Apply Gcr
manla Hosiery Mills, 3211 Kentlngton ave.
HOUSEMAN, In family of one; reference re-
quirca. iia vvainut ave.. vvayne, a.
KNITTER Wanted, a man who thoroughly
understands double ribs, to take charge.
Apply the Hvglenlc Fleeced Underwear Com
pany, 2410 North Howard
LATHE HANDS wanted for engine lathes.
Fay, Jones & Lamson; Cleveland and Gudley
automatic operators; first-class men only;
highest wages paid. Apply standard Roller
Bearing Co.. 40th and Merlon ave.
MACHINE HAND First-class man on A.
Smith double-end tenoner: no other need ap-
Ely. Lincoln Furniture Company, 10th and
.ehlghave.
SALESMAN Wanted, exper. outside salesman
to sell finest groceries to family trade: state
experience and salary. A 120. Ledger Office.
SALESMAN Young man, willing to work. O
54'i. Ledger Central.
SALESMEN Young men of good edu
cation, appearance, energy and ambi
tion, who 'are desirous of making a
permanent good future ln a fast-grow.
ins business; men ot undeveloped sell
ing ability who will eventually develop
Into district sales managers that will pay
better than $2Soo annually. Prefer
young men who can finance themselves
during the training period (about 2
weeks). This Is a high-grade proposi
tion ot a meritorious line, and only
men of the above calibre will receive an
Interview. No Investment Is required in
the company, which Is firmly established
and of national reputation. Address P
IIS, Ledger Office.
SALESMEN-Flrst-clasa specialty salesmen to
Si'?.1JmernhSn.t" ?n factories; Al reference
.v.,...m . o.-,, ..cugcr uince.
SALESM BN Wanted, two hustlers, to work
K2m.Tia?cni M'ary and commission. Apply
3137 Market at., after 8 a. m. ''"
SCREW MACHINE OPERATOR wanted; must
bo tlrst-class man on Brown & Sharpe auto,
matlc screw mnchlnes. Apply 8 o'clock Wed
nesday, Atwater-Kent Manufacturing Worka
Stentpn ave. and E. Logan St., near Wayne
Junction.
SHOEMAKER wanted at once.
S. 11th st.
Apply 613
SOLICITORS-HIgh schoolor collego men; good
talkers; 'able to meet society men; high-class
proposition; lesds turn. Q (153. Led. Cent
STOCK SALES MANAGER-'wanted for -t'h7
eastern half of Penna, and entire State of
Delaware: meritorious proposition: annlicanV
.nust furnish references and state axpcrlence
P. O. Box 1451. Washington. D, c. p
WANTED
.Me-ach'er; SffV p.? Ui.5RBT:
of the undersigned on or before Frldav JvT
tober 22, I0in. Geo. II. Bauaum K.
Bt. Clair, Schuylkill County Pa. ecreUry.
WAKTI'n
Hand and automatic screw machine rr..ni.
48-hour shop; no Ubot tiSubuS.10"
Apply Kmplovment Agent.
American Graphoplione Comoanv
Bridgeport. ConnT p Y'
TOUNQ MAN, high school student a7Kur
teally Inclined, wanted In charitable' Ins Itu"
Hon near centra of city ,1 afternoons anU -i
evenings a wetk; $.1, Pjga. Ledg?? 6fn?e
roi'NO MAN to act as thauffiimindca7
for furnace, prefer nun living at hSn. fJ
or city 3 evening. 'a week;' 13.' P? &?g!2l
Office.
FOOTBALL IS NOT QUITE AS
THElE ? I
AsftOUT
Too
SITUATIONS WANTEdIJs
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J.V Le.lgerCrnt?al " nl,n 'Weni;'
BOOKKEEPER and s..... . -j3
desires Immediate chinas t.TiV "P M
ass IMi t)2 to .ice. ,.?".' full. chinS?
jerjofflce. ' """". A 12i -jjj
nooKi.nPi5R.cAairiat.cn.rnr?-
flclent and exp.. oper tynewMil? W.
.jpon. and manaementrl?TOfr ,P. ef.J
IlOfiKkKlroen ...i ... . ' ' '
rlenced In all kinds ol i fcrlraVlW1'' -In
hotel, a 1M. i.d r-LJ.' TW. Ihm
BOOKKEEPER and cashier it. -2S
re. lencexl and resnon. b t bV.?"aS
BOOKKEEPER, rlerk tel.t... " - S
capable, with 7 years' .xn,elt2?. rrtwi
BOOKKEEPER and typist ..-Li. -&
reference, ralarvla jS Vo fg ?ut
ULKHK-TYTIBT. evn, ,n ia
. permanent position o ain " -A"' otUi
CHAMBERMAID and s.wlnr wTn, r2!
CHAMBERMAID, exp'd. wishlTL. ,.7 -Jl
,rcf. mo n. ookiyV .trwUt'Ejriil
CHAMBERMAID and waitress "n ,'23KtJ
wishes n nr. t r.m. " ?i",s ColorM IT? 1
' : """' "nn uarnet st, ""I
CIIAMBERWORK. or waltlnr.lv" ' 4
Jyc0U"dJfy
CHAMHERWORK, assist lromr -3
colored: ref. Can' nflf VP1 ". ta
CLERK A. .!.!.,. .,.,., -1 glR.
credits; good ,tnS."TIl,' Le&J'&f
COOK, good, experienced, prlvatTf.TrJ
. si8. PhMhiar -.h"iwfaisaii
COOK Experienced Swedish Prole...-. r"S
-SCiunjSea M..alneed. SbHill!a
COOK and downstairs an,,. .-..r-MI
lrojijomryreference. 822 ijHj ,f
COOK, experienced, white- rod'ZrS; II
city. See Miss need L PiIAhF?! . ',. 41
coK-$THrltncc& Swedish Preee.TIXt ' II
Bee Miss Reed, Puhlln iggt'!lt..J
COOKING nr hn...'i;r..-r-rrJ!1-i m
Westmlnsfer ave. v"' n0 """.
nnt5NKt wr -' j -
e-fgagemenT'by "ffi? ? aV'S
. at home. Phone Preston 0837 w "."H
DRESSMAKER, bv day or wk 7mT -i
engetV.'JVOrT1
GIRLS want positions, chamberoorlc JtS .1
nrigoc2lferenceAppimbiIo,r?1'fl
OIRL vvanta place at housework iS: J
niApljf2038Nomr F?ont' R A
G1RL8. tWO. rnalanaJ .i-T. . . J
wages. Call 22. North rad poM,'0Bi M (
exnnrleno in L.flSy 2l..-.n,10n, 10 Mrf I
try: speaks French: i5sLLi?i i
ssaff' ff!.rSi!?:"iw TtofibrSi
ffiBCT- T.f'-''S!!g: 1 I
iniT"r-i,-i-r . -i-wger Leiiuil 1
SWSBBM
hotel or apajrtjmcnt. ref. p 4iq Led, (ft. "
lirvfTOL-LTl.-c-'rrTr. .T ! . . LQ.
or RttenclanV eiV .V.P.ft.'J?"" ?"PSi5s3
"ffi&f'-viwSH.&Sk i
H08f?W-n,K-T3,irm'an rToteitrflrT
pos. 110 Nectarine (h.inm Spring fiuS i,
z --'. .... iMciuwr ftprinr tiirdenl .
housework, colored. noTTundrv-nTi,.;ii ii
.Jeanlng. call or write. SwoTaSS, ? S
LADY'S maid ni-i..... .V.?- f
LADY'S MAlft nn ...' . .' " ' ---V
320 Catharine, at. -"'"". WIU
"reJ' Vafve.H'llJS0" ? fl
ref. iS65 s.MiritSnnS,Shi JfS :
con. TS-
-- .-w iEaa ulii nr. nrunsw
"NliTS,S?n.lili5aV '"""""on experience. ,i'l '
like invalid or nrvnua .,.., ,.! -."".
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-.-.-. j?"-y .uil r csrl'ils
&. Pract'Pal- desires positlonTearnj
I
NUnSE. practical, wishes ensagemenUMenM f
rSantSwb,eav.C 12' Wr irsiflj &W;
- j
NURSE I'rac. exp. with Invalids, or inouil'i i
helper, light dutlca. O 440. ledger "Sansl
XTlTtur. .... j. ' ': . . r- : -n
I.VL;"v''iatl,tll u.res position; liflr
child! Prntf-stunt t fitn t a. rt-' . j
PIllVATfi SECRETART of nldrcjpcrimjl
having thorough knowledge of bookkefpfic ll
aliorthffxKiiiii secretarial duties j,ne8y, ffl
Oil era her IPrV CM hv tha rinnr as J-I '
rofr-rsannaaa riirniuViib 1. Kit t .. rJ.i SM
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rnwupi,twm.u-ilea., revision of UfcSrt- i
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Ledger Central. v
SECRETARY. nhlM n rlira MnL.v 'rt xL
tall, exp., refers., stenographer, deilrn if f
nimiiiiuie. poauion. t fwij. imager cemrsL r
ainnK-njiiAi-tiKH, assistant book Keeper, osv
fldeutlal clerk; thoroughly experience!
mfg,; possess executive ability, Al cirri
spondent. V 0,8. Ledger Central,
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STfNOORAI'HER Expert typist, hrtare
machine. d( sires any kind of work tt hour.
day or piece: plays and stories solicited. F
3.VI. Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER-rFlrst class, accustomed -
rapid dictation; good correspondent, fimllltt
wtliteclinlcal work. T 7d2. Ledger ;atiA
STENOGRAPHEn. competent and sccunts
would consider moderate salary with eppor
tunlty; reference. P OlS. Ledger Office.
STENOGRAPHER and IwokkeeperThTrh scs'
and business collego graduute some nva
ence. trial Bollclte.1. G 4M Idgerfntm'
STENOGRAPHER, cap.'and efficient, etwft
excel, refs,. des. position. O 355, 'Ledjer Ceet
3TT?n'rnY .DiiirD V... h ..tp.t.l I
cellent train, and exp. F Mi. LedierCeit .
STBVOGRAPHER, depend.;wllllng. enertslK
accur, trsnscrip. assurea. u ai, lh. i
(tTPWftfiniPllir.n .xnnrl thoroughly
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rapid: acurata on details. F W9. Ud,
reliable: best ref. Q 34 T.jfdger CtntsitgB
BTENOORATHER. 6 years' expenena;j
merclal or resident pos.
STBNOGRAPHEJt-Law or real est. oal
ferred: exp.: references. G 442, Ltd. 1
STENOGRAPHER, aged 20; 7 te'stsrl.
Ledger Mrancp, loin ana iauyim
BrnNOGnAPHERH. llOOKKESPIl
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PARTMI5XT at Ledcer Central , lb nM
liinpiiLnir uui numiciinini T7 v i
Walnut 3fKI-she will put you In i ty
.... i.i.. ni, Rwi i,v education, ssj
and experlenco to meet your n'';,
is a free service to i.roin -"
inilnue valuable, convenient and veri-1
factnrv. A'A
TEACHER wishes afternoon ;jST
......i a.i tn invalids, tutor younc cuiasnjd
or aeslit with their lessons best "'"""H
..li.... mi., t. Rinn pawelton avs. i.
WAF.TF.D-Youtig woman desires PJ'-.fgZ
keeper, seamstress or companion, 1U cJT3a
WOMAN. Herman, aesires any "- gsj
llv wash to take hom. bert wfertne
Elmwoodave. Phone Woodland 8SLW
WOMAN, wants, washing an-'S'
nnni. o rj. Asiiiucau --.--
WOMAN wishes ateadv cleanlnff. C(ior
all weeks 222 B. Qulnca st .
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work and prlvata pupils ln Cfinverw
meinoa.
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