mjsiiwss hums
IN WILMINGTON
Kfttnued from rags Three.
EEr permits Iffiticul dhrlnjr tho present
, TVJin nil tfti--Baw 'fi"" "I. e,w,-
V i nroner records were not kent for
Emer years, no comparison can be
Wr. r the lArscst nlants In Wllmlnr.
L-, the leather factory of P. Blumen-
Jf ft Co., who mane an Kimis or learner
'Men's and women's shoes. They em-
bWa ffiom till" vw lainuun, nuu, ui lircs
VV ' i.. f,.1l ..... fm.l.
. Arc ruilliiHn ij auii i.ufui;iijr. jkiua
ilsn Increase 01 auoui per cent, in
M last six months. At tho outbreak of
, wsr tncy naa sorno uuricuuy getting
ateflal from abroad, but that condition
V adjusted Itself They find no dimv
Ity In obtaining nil the labor they need.
., conditions In this plant aro typical
those prcvalllnR In the 15 other leather
ilits In Wilmington.
IrThs Electric Hose nnd Rubber Com
Imv manufacturers of garden hose, tho
a?P"" . ,. f II. Irlnil III tl. nrl4 la
rCMl piani. w " ....... ... .. ..u..u, ..
Either of tho city's prosperous Indus-
Wea, Their aiuiuni uuipui itinuiiiifcs iu
Eo'ut Jl.000.000. They export to England,
iSlrtllSl CJ0UIII 4V1IIV-I1, V Ulllllieilllll l',U-
me New Zealand, Chill, Argentine and
.11 They employ 350 persons, and aro
Corking day and night on rush orders,
' K. I'iOCn, Pvrv:in.i J kiiu ucuoua-r ui
itcompany, says the war at flrat had
j.Mmcntat effect on their business, as
"cut olt all their trade with Continental
Lme: but It has been moro than com-
Efljiteil t by on Inerensed domestic
Eness. They have had a handsome In-
Mie in mo mai- uiviimo.
iimoIIv. urn war has had n favorable
ect on tho business of Ilcnjamln F.
aw & Co., steam nnd pipe fitters. Mr.
iw says ho employs about 1800' men In
'4 various plants nnd other work at
ajent, Ho contracts with tho du F-ont
mpny for nil their requirements In his
he and also haa tho contract for tho
frmlnston Arms Company buildings at
Hdyetone. He says the new plant being
Kcted by tho du Pont Company at City
Mnt, Vs., Is tho largest of tho concern's
Ktorles. Mr. naw is optimistic na to
he future when the war Is over. Ho
kltits that this country will bo called
on to build up and repair the greater
irt of the destruction caused by the war.
iTalso has adopted a profit-sharing plan
(Ui his employes. Some of his titters, he
tji, are paid $00 to $70 a week, and ho
n"englneers In his employ receiving $15,
lla year. He does not anticipate
erly cud to tho war.
,jbe machinists' strike doen not nftcct
BrJShaw's company ns his men hnve tho
hour day.
fir IKJIUIRD nv STIHKK
IPiisey & Jones Company Is one of tho
rj concerns most sorlously affected by
tie machinists' strike. They aro ship
Hd engine builders and tho manufacture
rffspeclal and other machines. Sterling
(SThomas, president of tho company,
im see no very bright future for Indus
tal prosperity In the United States when
iWTyar Is over. Ho says he admires op
iailsm, but It must bo based on cold
lacts. Mr. Thomas takes' Issue with
tinkers and other men In commanding
pSHIons who go up nnd down tho length
tii breadth of the land, with statements
tout the great business boom which Is
umlnrto tills country when the war Is
ntV: He claims such statements are mis
puling' to labor, which quotes these men
C authorities.
iglx tank steamboats aro being built In
(fcJTyards of Harlan & Hollingworth for
salEngllsh llrm. It Is said. Two of them
tfeTto be used In the Mexican oil tinde.
'Mi, It Is claimed. Is tho first ship build
,jjDrder placed by an Knglish concern
wUIde Great Britain, at least for many
pun.
Th American Vulcanized FIbro Com
af In normal times employs about 450
,eronj; at present Is working COO. Be
torethe war broko out it had a good busl
M6i with England and Germany. The
Mir Is completely cut off. Since April
Ikere has been a gradual Improvement in
Mr business of at least 25 per cent, and
Improvement continues with a fairly1
tui outlook for tho future. AboutiSO per
iwt. of their business s domestic. This
tjint of the few industries in "VVllming
esdWrsely affected by the war, but tho
Krease In domestic consumption, it is
M, Mil soon offset any falling off on
tit account.
Bank clearings In Wilmington during
Member shovv an Increase of $5,000,000
ef those of March. Deposits, Including
ttjavlngs banks, show an Increase of
wr $2,000,000 In the same time. Postal
wings for several months have shown
(Increase of $5000 per month, while those
r;September show an Increase of over
HMO. The total postal savings are over
IKWOO, an Increase of 100 per cent, in the
ijMJO months.
PREDICTS END OP LABOR WAR.
jja most serious drawback to tho oth
Sue prosperous condition of Wilmlng
fll the labor situation. John II.
kity, president pf the Central Labor
IWon, says 1000 machinists and 123
P2.wery employes are out on strike. The
pchlnlsts demand an eight hour day,
Riaro not asking for an Increase in
fy. Tho brewery employee demand
Increase In wdifab nf SI (VI n wfv with
INjiame hours they formerly had.
K 3IAmtIRD
WON.CI,A11KK-On Saturday, October
Ivl?.: at C'lMt Church, Coopentown. N.
.EillLY UOniK. daughter of tho late Ar-
' ycreon, tan., or lrincrwond. sml
TOE HYDE CLAItKE, of Hyde Hall,
niown, '
eatljg
B- Oil Dflnhitp S lliir. i)iaiiiili ir
l'wH lalB Uo,bo,rl and Kllmueth Al((m'.'
J.. T. .;". iivv una irienua are
edio attend the funtrHl nnlc. -ni.
LrlViSS?Vr2 .S't,2t.k' ut hla late real
(&. gBJS"' .?l.. -?:. interment
tt. 7 io 0 o clock.
")A?""; ;uudenly, on October 'ii.
BiftVi. MW '.'! nusoana of Ida Albert-
V.T .,", "lends are Invited to at
i . fV01 tcen. on TueidVy. at S
aiiS ' y, 'e'an. U3J. lladdoii av
rfc-" -" my wmi on uonaay, after
SltES fterK23' ,818' THOMAS J.
215ri ! Mr. femrna eind'.. 108 wS!
FNArTl'lTt Se-meiSryf1""1 PrlVaU'
RrVTT.VS?.6."' n October 23. 1J18.
ftimS'vir1.1?6 neo Hlchardaon), wife
Ha.. -"..v ma lunerui will V9
FLIP AND FLOP
DEATHS
III.ACK On October fi, 191&. JOHN, hu
band of Lmma DlacK in lutdi. JleUtUea
and frlende, alio Furltr Temple. No. I, p. of
JJ A , turvlvori of Companr K, Wlh and
flat Iieiimenta, P V.. Col Fred TVylor
Can.o, No, a, 8. ol V., are Incited to attend
the Oner! serttrea, on Tuesday, at 2 p. m..
at hla lata residence, JOiB Coral St. llenialne
may be Mewed Monday, nfter 8 p. nl. In
terment at ilelvuo Cemetery
tlM)MKR.-On October 23, J8IB, CltAltl.Rfl
IlLOMGII. huatand of Klltabeth Dloiner (neo
Munn), HLed ft) renin, iteiatltea and friends,
al-o members of llennanii l.oUe. No. IM. H"
and A. M.. and all other eoctetlra of which
he was a ir.eniber. are invited to attend tho
funeral, on Tuenday, at 1 HO p. m., at hla
reldence, 130 N. 3i at. lBterment at
Aektmluier Cemetery.
"'My.'iilr0." October 2S, 1918, CATH
A1UNR widow of I'atrlclt Boxes. Kuneral.
to. wldeli the retatle and friends are In.
vlied. on Vcdiietar. at 8 a. m from her
laic residence. 1421 llorrls at. Holemn Mass
of ltenulern at the Church of 8t Themaa
Aquinas t-Wi a m. precisely. Iiiterment at
New Cntliedrnl Cemetery Auto service.
CASSiriY.-OH October 2S, lOlB. MlCllAHL,
F, son of the lata Charles and Catharine
tntdy llelathes and friends are Invited
to attend funeral, Tuesday, at s.a. m., from
W 'ate residence. :M7 W. Dinal st. 8olcmn
llUh Mass of Itequlem at 8t. Vlmnfa
l hurcli, at 0:S( a. m. Interment Cathedral
emrtery.
C,".,n-r:Pn. Oetoper SI, 1IS, MAllY H,
wife of tho late John 8, Clair (nee Van Leer).
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
the funeral services Wedneaday cvenlnK, at
8 o clock, at her late residence, B75 Com
merce street. Interment private. West Cheater
local please copy.
CI.KMKNTH. On October 23, ItHB, SAIIAH,
M,,Ie0f..J?,,n...c e,nent". Sr. I)ue notice of
the funeral will lie Riven, from the residence
?.'.. ,'i", son-in-law. Kills Itllcy. 2.110 n!
Cumberland st.
COMRIt-On October 23. lOIfl, MAItY
COMKH. ltelattves and friends are lnlted
to attend funernl, Tuesday, at 8 a. m from
her lato residence. 700 H. Hector at., Con
ahohocken. High Mass at St. Matthew's
Church at 0 a, m. Interment at St. Mat
thew's Cemetery.
CONltAH. Suddenly, on October 23. 1018.
AUaUOTCONIlAD' Due notice of the fu-
P.?1!- ! lf.il?n f.rom "" ' residence,
20.M )st Atlantic at.
UAIINEY. On October 23, 1918. AdNES
c- ,",l,e.of Arthur C. Dabney. nelatlvea
and friends are Invited to attend the funeral,
on Tuesday, at 8-30 a. m.. from the apart
ments of Oliver II. Hair. 1820 Chestnut it.
SerMces at Ht. I.uke's Moiphany Chapel.
17th and summer sis., at 10 a. m. Interment
at' York. Pa.
KVAN8. At Ilrlstol. 1'a.. on October 23.
101.V OWES UVANS. In his 8-tth year. Itela
llts and friends are lnltcd to attend fu
neral serlccs. at Us late icrtdcnce. 241 Had
clllfe at.. Ilrlstol, l'a on Wednesday, at 2
P. m. Interment private, at Ilrlstol Ceme
tery. FITZGKKAI.U. On Octolier 23. 1018. MARY
A., wife of John C. Fitzgerald. nelattea
and frlenda are Invited to attend funeral, on
Tuesday, at 8 a. m from her ton's rel
deuce, 217 nrio St.. Camden. N. J, High
Mass at the Church of the Holy Name at
WtfO a. m. Interment Calvary Cemetery.
l'HIi:S. On October 23, 101B, KATHIIYN
H.. dauuhter of John I and Kathryu Krle
(nee Hoone.) aaed lu months. Itelatltcs and
friends aro Invited to attend the funeral
BorWcea. on Tuesdav. at I p. m., at her
parents' realdcnce. HEM N'. Hicks at. Inter
ment at Northwood Cemetery.
GI.ASU. On October 23, 1918. I'KTEIl W.
CH.ASK. ItelatUea and friends aro Invited
to atlend funeral services, at his lato resi
dence, 2002 Wallace St.. on Tuesday, at 1
P. m., proclsely. Interment private. Kindly
omit flowers.
(II.KDIIll.l,. On October 23, 1018, JOHN,
husband of the late i:iia Gledhlll, In hla
iBth year. I'.clathc. and friends, also the
Amalgamated Society of engineers, llranch
ly.-' Court 1'rlde of Kensington, No. 2S. F.
of A.: Itobln Hood I-odcc, Hons of St. OeorBO.
art rtspectfully Inuted to attend hl fu
P.. ' P, Wedr esdaf , at 2 p. m.. from hla
lato residence, 20ia North Klla at. Inter
mrm at Greenwood (K. of P.) Cometery.
i?l?f?j!f;Sutl3e",r " October 22, 10H1.
?nAnnAnET "t-KNON. wife of William
Tnnon.l,5? daughter of Mary and the late
r..!8! 'aals?n. Helatlves and friends, also
rw5L.i,Iea,Et Scanty of the Immaculate
A?in,?fU.on ?hu.rJS aml Knlehtr of St. John
AmJi?ry' No. ,0,i are tnHed to attend the
i..",!.1, on.Tueaday. at 8:so a. m fiom
uJ.liSe'M?nS?- i. K. Wilde v st. Itequlem
Si!i.?i a lh? Church of the Immaculate
SneSt,on;,Bt 10 a- m- Interment at Nw
Cathedral Cemeterr.
IIAI.I.. On October 2U, 1018, at her lata
residence. 1S51 N. 22d at.. ADAH Fit AN
SI tiiiM"! of,h,1 late. H,v. John 1'errv
Pv? i1:11?,1""! Im h" and "later-ln-law of
the lato I-emberton Uudlny. M. I)., and aunt
pf tho lato Perry Hall Dudley. M. V. rtela
trX?" ana fr'f.ndf Bro Invited to attend tho
funeral on Wednesday, at 2 p. m.. from
tho parlors of S. P. Krankenfleld Sons. 8:100
Vine at. Services at tho Dlockley Haptlst
Church at 3 'p. m. Interment at BlocMev
Baptist Cemetery.
irAZT.KTT. On October 23, lOIS. JAMISS
It. HALETT. Bon of late John and Catha
rine Hazlett. aged 38 years. Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend tho funeral
services, on .Thursday, at S p. ni.. at her late
residence, 243 Dickinson st. Interment pri
vate, at Mount Morlah Cemetery.
IIOftAN, On October 23, 1015, ANNIK M
." Micnaei iiogan. Relatives and
'Sn(i!,, aIso LeaRua of tho Sacred Heart
fS.i Altfr and, Jlosary Society of Churclt of
llJir.?,adllior v!S,ory aro Invited to attend
the funeral on Tuesday at 8:30 a. m.. from
5pf lStB residence, 12 S. 05th at.. West Phlla
dolphla. Solemn Mass of Heciulem at Church
of Our ldv of Victory at 10 a. in. Inter
ment at Cathedral Cemetery. Please, omit
flowers.
1IUITY. On October 25, 1018. 8AM.IK E.,
wife of the late Colonel Samuel Hufty.
nelatlvea and friends or the family are In
vited to attend the funeral services on
Wednesday afternoon, October 27, at 2
o'clock, at her late residence, .118 I.lnden
at., Camden, N. J. Interment private,
HUOGAIll). On October 23, Hll. MARY,
wife of Thomas HuKKard (nee O'Urvne). of
Ennlseorthv. County Wexford. Ireland. Due
notice of the funeral will be Elven. from
her late residence. 038 H. Cornwall st,
INGRAM. Suddenly, on October 23, 1015,
ALEXANDER, husband of Mary InKrnm.
Jn hla 00th ear. Relatives and friends are
Invited to attend the funeral, from his late
residence, Wlssahlckon ave.. Flout town.
Montgomery County. Pa., on Tuesdav. at
2 p. m. Interment at Ivy Hill Cemetery.
JOHNSON. On Octuber 23. 191S, CLAR
ENCE JOHNSON, eon of Henry and Isa
bella Johnaon. ared 20 years. Itelatlies and
friends aie Invited to attend the funeral,
on Tuesdav. at 1 n. m.. from hu iiaMni,1
realdence, HLU) S. 10th st. Services at the
Church of the Holy Comforter at 2 v. m.
Interment at I'ernwood Cemetery. Remains
may be viewed on Monday, from 7 to 10 p. m.
JONi:S. On October 21. 1015, at hU, resi
dence, 2110 Uolton St., ROSIER II., husband
of Fannie Jones and son of the late Wash
ington and Sarah Jones. Relative 'and
friends, also Gideon Lodgu, No.. 133, 17. A.
P. A., are Invited to attend the funeral serv
ices, at Zlon Haptlst Church, 1.1th st. below
Melon, on Monday, at U SO p. in. precisely.
Remains may be viewed at his late home,
on Monday, from 7 to II p. m. Interment at
Fall Church. Va,
JONES. On Tenth Month 241 h, 1913,
ANNA, dauEhter of the late Jeremiah
C. Jones. In her 80th vear. Reunites and
frlenda are Invited, without further notice.
to attend the funeral, from her late resi
dence, Washington Apartments, Vf, Washlna
ton st.. West Chester, Pa., on Thlrd-duv,
Tenth Month 20th. at 1 p. in. Interment pri
vate, at Plymouth Meeting. Pa.
JOYCK. On October 21, 1013, JOSEPH C.
husband or the late Emma K. Joyce, ngeJ
72 years. Funeral eervlcea and Interment M
Rethlehem, on Tuesday, Remains' may be
viewed on Monday evening, at Schuyler's,
llroad and Diamond sts,
KKI.LKNHKNZ. On October 23, 1018.
OhuKGE KKILENUENZ. husluud of Anna
Kelleubcnz (neo Ueutner), aged 47 eais.
Relatives and friends, also Volgtlarnder
Unterst Nereln, No. 1; Janus Yearly Uene
tlclai Association and employes of the llrowu
KiillthiK Company, are Invited to attend the
funeral, on Tuesday, at 2..'10 p. ni.. from
the residence of hla mother. 2518 North Han
cock st. Interment at (Irrenmount Ceme
tery. KKM1V On October 24, 1015, ELIZADETH,
wife of John O. Kemp, aged 70 years. Rela
tives and friends are Invited to attend funeral
scrvlcor. on Wednesday, at 2 p. m., at her
'ate residence, 4u"ll As)lum road, Frankford.
Interment at Oakland Cemetery.
KIND. At Atlantic City. H. J , on October
24. 1015. MAURICE, husband of Hermlne and
father of Allile LudwU and Paul Kind. Fu
neral services and Interment private on
Tuesday.
KUKMMKKI.K. On October 25, 1915,AUNES,
wife of Charles Kuemmcrle (nee Kropp).
Relatives and friends, also members of Retire! i
F "m ' aaaaa -- ya aa c.i sra T i . it. , , , , , , , ...
f I WHO NRfc YtR C1M.UN J WeuU.Woui.nHT THAT laVE. REMIZE TH TriAT&UY) - VtBHAvt " '
I 1 HEAVV TRAFFIC ? j dlNQ.. VER WHWKIRSjJ ,,. ALMW MIT ME. ? X iZrL
1 vtv jr Jy , J- ' ? SOME.THIH TO
j, --------------------------- --aapa,a iHfl WllJllMfe, t .
EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, OOTOBEft
OK4TH8
g,.n,kaVoruaVM&0.'i3 Jrp.'aT.'
ntlted lo lln,l rnn.f. I ....!. .-A......
r at n I.:. i.i. 'ra.: ;,.
attend funeral services, on Toes
p. m , at her late residence, 1041
r :!.-.- ". initrmam private, at Mount
m.i;. iV;i.,' rrienas may view the re
??loek. wdne(,,r vtnlnt, from 8 to 10
IiAITErtTV..
in October 93. loin tnnlsntr
it.,..;., t . ." OI ,n" "" Patrick and
and f friSni,re,rtv(r.nM .McDonald). Relatives
!.. also .Court Northeast No, Mo,
nn fii..A.f.re '.nv'!d ,0 attend the funeral.
S.t:t Ot.dAi.1hed?.,rc.m,,e,r0y m' ,nl,r-
husband of Mary A. Lavery (nee Illnphey)
iELZSI, "' lash nd 8aMin ' '-awry, of
intiy Herrl' 'r.cland- elalves and friends.
tw, -C i "' tT. ' No' w- Cthollo Sons of
Nvv'vJl'i '"iPloyes of the foundry at the
rir.X.2rard.' ,ar,i Invited to attend funeral.
Xn!yM8il Jit. m- tron hl ' rest-ViPi?,..I?1-
4t." " Solemn Itequlem
Mass at St Edward's Church at 0 a. m. In
terment Holy Cross Cemetery.
UP PIN POTT. On October "I trill
1IOUACK GltKKNOl'Oll LIPPINCOTT. Jr .'
!5iir.'.Jt,c,rf?'0"lce- I'belten Hills, In the
will orK?en "8' no,lce oi 'unrHl
LpttaKCm.T O,c'obor s015. HENRI
I'.rTA, widow of Jsnres Utile. Helatlves nnd
ThUMdav.t'a'W.10.,"
J.nil? StVif1 Al'10.8' m- ,rom her ato rest-
.! i i c,l',""r. ",' 'l Requiem
?'" at ,'he lllesed Harrnment Church at
10 a. m. Interment at New Cathedral feme-
lery,
LOCKHOOII. On October 22, 1915, FRANK
II., son of Georne and Hmma Locks ood. In
his 13th ear Itrlatlvrs and friends are In
ltm to attend tire funeral serlces, on Tues-SS'i-
L' m. at '' parents' teMdtnce,
W Kaet 4th St., Insdsle. Pa. Remains may
he vlcwedat 2 ; p. in . at Monument Ceme
tery Chape.1, Philadelphia,
MACAUI.KY. On October 22. 1018, DAVID.
hukband of Emily Macaulcy, aged 42 years
US1"ynr"i.imr',niJ?' ,1" Jerusalem Lodge.
No rl. P. and A. M.i Letter Carriers of the
Kensington .Station, jrnd Keystone Hrnnch.
No. 157, National Association of Letter Car
rler"s. a, Invited to attend funeral services,
on Wednesday, at 1 p. m at his late resli
dence. b35 East Ontario st. Services In
Trinity Reformed Protestant Episcopal
Church, at 2 p. m. Interment private, at
Oakland Cemetery. Remains may bo viewed
Tu.etlAV. after T n. m v
i.ArKKRTY
MacLEOI). On October 24. 1915. kmtiii'.
MJA,IIRU?.N fJ'KOD. Funeral In Wash
ington, D, C, on Tuesday.
"iSKJU'Jv-0". 0-tobr 22. 1015. CATH
MiIsm -'.' w'fe,f William U. Magulre tnee
McFadden). Relatives, and friends, also
St. hdward'a II. V. M. Sodality, Jx-ague
ol the barrrtl Heart. Altar Society and Co
hockalnk Circle. No. 327. C. F. of A., are In
vtM to attend tho funeral, on Tuesday, at
8:.I0 a. m.. from her late residence. 2331 N.
Htli St. bolemn Requiem Mass at St. Ed
ward s Church at 10 a. m. Interment Holy
Sepulchre CemMnrv.
iMV'f.'i'JSff " Hurllneton, on October 23,
tUil?'..1,,F,HA' daughter of Edward K. and
invii. JUrl?.r j "J'atjvos and frlenda are
J.",.""1 .l? attend the funetal from the real
Tin"6,.0' her parents, Iteverly road, near Hur
llnpton, on Wednesday, October 27. at 2 d.
m. Interment at Odd Fellows' Cemetery.
i5rftr'iJK;r0n October 21. 1913. JKAN
Isfc. im.'-,i 'HV,1!'?! ot Maggla C. and the
n ,. ." i' .Mcllrlde (neo Mndsay), aged
In lU .I18."" and friends are invited
to attend the funernl. on Monday, at 8 30
Soul l?12t U1" residence of her mother. 2821
riinVlr. ,Vi. lu Mas of itequlem at the
SS" ?'. the Epiphany, at 10 a in. pre-
r Ifi. ,n"rrncrt at Holy Cross Cemetery.
.Mf'IIIIUiE on October 24. 1015. ItOHlSIl'l
dai'iVn"8 'K"1 u,f crn!h'n McUrlde (nee Clen
fri.nrt. In ..hl"i 'S1'1 V(,ar. RelatUes arrd
aei-vie?. if, KnvLt,', lo at,;,"l the furreral
fi?i 'n"" Wcdnedav. at 3 n. m at his
prliate e" H' 5Sth 8t- In'nient
Mir.ni'i?l,.V';0n October 24, 1910. CATH A -ni,h,l'
aiiBhter ot the late Robert and
.Ta. in,..n.e.A- McC1rny Holatles and friends
f,r. Innted lo attend the funeral nervlces. on
loSilif"-.!11 S P- m- at hcr Ute icsldence.
Cemetery IntBrment at Mt. Morlah
MfVA1llLA?l,,-0n October 22, 1015, CARO
MNE, wife of John McFarland, aged 32
years. Relation and frlenda are Imlted to
attend funeral, on Wednesday, at 2 p, in,,
from her late residence, 1003 N. C6th st.
i.V..r00k' Interment Fernwoml Cemetery.
Remains may bo viewed Tuesday, at 8 p. m.
McNKr.LY. Sudiluul), orr October 22, 1916.
JAMLS C, husband of Mary McNeill- aatd
IiZ'ar"i lHeiR,"V.r8 ani friends, also AnoftS
v2FeAfNJi3?"' ,F-,and A M.. and llrotlier
nood of balnta Andrew and Philip. Ilethnnv
Temnle. nro Invited to attend he funei"
eervlcea. Tuesday afternoorr, at 2:30 o'clock
?J.Jl!s,Ja.t0 r',.d,'"ee' sni Chestnut afreet."
Interment private.
SILSPKL On October 24, 1915. HENnY
MIHI'EL. In his OMh year Helatlves and
friends arc Invited to attend funeral Mrv
lccs. Wednesday, at 2 p. in... at the residence
ot his son. John H. Mlspel. N. 2d St.,
Camden. N. J. Interment private at liar"
lelgh Cemetery.
N55J"Tk!,v'S." Pclober "a- 19lt SAMUEL
O. NEWTON, husband of Kate W. Newton
and .on of the late Levi and Mary Newton
ff.il 7,J. "- llelatlvea and friends h"o
Invited to attend funeral aenlces. Tnei.d"iy"
fLi 2'.,."'-.at '' lat resldenie. 03 Fair!
view ave.. Lansdowne. Del. Co., P. Iii
terment private Carriages will" meet 1:28
P. m. train leaving Broad St. station.
NOONAN. On October 22. 1915, ELIZA.
HBTII M. NOONAN (nee Murpl.v). wife of
t..',:iS0VS,,,anel"J,v.e," anit friends, also
League of the Sacred Heart, are Invited to
attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at 8'W
a. m.. n oiii i her late residence, 3115 Chan,
cellpr St.. West L Philadelphia. Solemn Mans
of Itequlem at the Church of St. Francis de
Sales at 10 a, m. Interment at Holy Cross
Cemetery.
NUGENT. Suddenly, at Atlantic City, N. J
ori October 23, 1915, ELLA C, daughter of
. the late John and Mary Nugent, formerly of
St Michael's Parlh. Philadelphia. Due no
tice ot the funeral will be given.
OK1SORN. On October 23, 1015. EMMA R..
.uv u, .juim ix. vB'ixitii. rrciairves ana
friends ure Invited Jo attend funeral erv
Ices, Tuesday, at 2 p. in., at the residence
ftnnrA Fl f..i..i. ,.,
Falrmount ave.
mobile service.
Interment private. Auto-
PEACOCK. On October 24, 1915. MARY
A., widow pf Hylo H. Peacock, aged HO
jeara. Helatlves and friends are Invited to
attend the funeral sen Ices, on Tuesday, at
2 p. m., at her late residence, 4SU Regent
f?.V.arS,- Interment irhate, at West Laurel
PIUOEON. On October 22, 1915, WILL
IAM, husband of .Margaret A. 1'ldgeon. aged
fl.1 years. Relatives and frlenda are Invited
to attend tho funeral services, on Wednesday,
at 2 p. m., at his late residence. 18 Harvard
ae.. Colllngswood. N. J. Interment at Eer-
freen Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesdav.
rom 7 to 0 p. m.
PIGGOTT. On October 23. 1018, FLORRE
L., widow of Thomas W. Plggott and daugh
ter, of Matthias s. and. the late Hannah It.
llellluga. Relatives -nd friends are Invited
lo attend the funeral service. Tuesday, 2
&m. procirely, at her late residence, 8320
pland street. Interment private.
POUTER. On October 23, 1915. WILLIAM.
husband of Martha V. Porter. Due notice ot
the funeral will be given, from hla late rest,
dence, 4018 Haverford ave.
PYK. On October 22, 1015, ANNA, daugh
ter of Washington and Helen Pye, aged 4
years 10 months. Relatives and friends are
Invited to attend funeral services, Wednes
day, at 2 p. m., at the residence of her
grandfather. Mr. Charles Tuckwood. R442
Westminster ave. Interment private, St.
James, Klngscsslng.
SCHILLING. On October 23. 1015, S.AQ.
DALENA, widow of Joeeph Schilling (ute
Hlngle), In her SSth year. Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend funeral. Wednes
day, at 7:30 a, nr front her late residence,
2107 N Lawrence st. Requiem Mass at fit.
lionlfaclus' Church, at 0 a. m. Interment
private, at New Cathedral Cemetery.
KCIIMII) On October 24, 1018, WILLIAM
PAUL 8CHMID, sr.. aged 71 years. Rela
tives and friends are Invited to attend the fu.
neral, on Wednesday, at 1 p. in., at hla late
residence. 1118 Snyder ave. Interment prl
Yiite. Friends may call Tuesday evening.
SCHWEITZKH. On October 24. 1915, WAL
TER F son of Louisa and the late Henry
SUiweitser, aged 17 yearn. Relatives and
friends are. Invited .to attend the funeral,
on Wednesday, at 3 0. in., from his late
residence, aill N. 10th st. Interment at
Northwood Cemetery.
KILIIKIIMTKIN. On October 21, 1015.
KLLIH. husband ot the late Annie Teller
stlbersteln, aged 71 ytars. Funeral services
strictly private, on Tuesday, at 2 p. m, pre- I
olnly. at his late residence, 1719 North 33d I
t. Interment at Mt, Slnal Cemetery.
By KEMBLE
Copyright. 1018, E, W, Kemble.
DEATHS
SHELLY. On October" 23, J918, THOMAS
F.. son nf Kllsn mtA 11. l.f. .InliM ctw.lrv
f Relatives and friends, also the Holy Name
Society, and Santa Maria Council. No. 2ft1,
K, of C., are Invited to attend the funeral,
on ruesqay. at s to a, m., from tne residence
of hla brother. 6026 Chew st . Germantown.
Jolemn Requiem Mass at the Church of the
Immaculate Conception at 10 a, m. Inter
ment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
SMITH On October 28, 1015, HARRY C,
SMITH, In his 04th yesr. Relatives and
friends, also Camp No. 270, P. O. S, of A I
Cincinnati Council, No. 810, O. of I. A., and
all other organisations ot which ht was a
member, are Invited tn attend funeral serv
Icea. on Wednesday, Kt 2 30 p. m., at his
late residence. 2820 N. 18lh st Interment
Mount Vernon Cemetery. Remains may be
viewed on Tuesday, from 7 to 0 p. m.
SrilKNtlKU, On October 24. 1918, ANNA
M. SPRENGER, daughter of the late John
if. and Catherine Kprenger, Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend funeral, nn
Wednesday, at 2 p. m from her brother's
residence, Mr. John Kprenger, 1120 Roy st.,
Germantown snl Allegheny aves. Interment
private.
8TO.Ni:. On October 23, 1913. ANNA M,
widow of Thomas Stone. Relatives and frlenda
are Invited to attend funeral services, on
Wednesday, at 2 p. m.. at the rmldenco of
her son-in-law, Richard Freath, 1S23 Rltner
st. Interment private. Northwood Cemetery,
Friends may view remains on Tuesday, at
8 p. m.
SULLIVAN. On October 23, 1018, JOHN,
son of John and the late Margaret Sullivan
(neo Powers), aged 18 years, of County
Waterford, Ireland. Relatives and friends
are Invited to attend funeral, on Tuesday, at
8 a. m , from the residence of his uncle,
Michael MrClaln, 132 Hoffman st. High
Mas of Renulm at Sacred Heart Chureli
at 11:30 h trr. Interment Holy Cross Ceme
tery. SWIFT. On October 21, 1915, MARGARET
SWIFT, daughter of tho late Charles and
Margaret Mccracken. Relatives nnd filends
are Invited to attend funeral services, on
Tuesday, ut 1:30 p, m at her son-in-law',
reside neo, Joseph Kunts, 3270 Edgemottt at.
4Mh Ward. Interment private. North Cedar
Hill Cemetery, Remains may be Mewed on
Monday, after 7:30 p. m.
TAYLOR. On October 22, 1910. KOUERT
J husband ot tho late Margaret Taylor (nee
Lees). Relatives and rrlenda are Invited to
attend the funeral, on Tub day, at 3.30 h. in.,
from his late residence, 4.17 N. Gross st High
Requiem Mass at the Church of Oiu Lady of
the Rosary at lu o'clock. Intel ment ul St
Denis' Cemetery
T1LTON. On Ot tuber 24, 1015, ANNA M
TILTON vvllu of Robert P. Tlltun. aged 73
years, llelatlvea and fi lends are Invited In
attend rnner.il sirvtt't'H, on Wednesday, at 3
u. m., at Per late imldenrc. 20.lt I:. MHdlsun
ave To pruiceil lo North Cedar Hill Cenit
terV Interment ptlvate.
TOWNMEND. un October 23, 1015. EM1L1E
JIv.,w.'i0.,v. "if. ""!""'.! .'.' TPnae.,d. and
t: r.:'v Vkyv . vim...:, r una Aivirm
.,.., . .- - .'.V...V
r..Uw..
TWADDELL. on October 23, 1918 iamim
mill I rvtvivt "" esrass, illiLl4(3
lies. Tuesday, st 11 a. in. at his late rel
detrc... 721 N". aSth st. Interment nrlvale
WRHTON. -On October 24, 1010. SAMUEL
son of Obed and Mary E. Weston, in liU vr.n'.
y'ar- . "eiatives and friends are liivitn.i iA
alterril the funeral servliea. on WedneFdnv
S.L; i'-, '"' aS 'J'", resldemo of hla larentH;
20S.I Salmon st. Interment at Oakland SJ
tery.
WILKINSON. On October 23, 1918. JOSEPH
i,J,!,T,Va.B VM'.K'Rt0 a Mvrtli Grove
IxiulBlaiui, In his 72J year. ".
WILLIAMS.--On October 2i, 1915, MARY.
?BaRm?,r .f. "' '"'. reler a"d Ann Will
ia,m!'inf,alJc,i ain'1 fr'nds are Invited tu
atlend the funeral, on Tuesday, at 8.30 a.
m., from her late residence. i'.M.l Rutledgi
s. Soemir Itequlem Mass at the Church of
the Visitation, on TVcsdav. at 10 a. m. In
terment at Holy Henulchre Cemetery.
Y'UNCK. Suddenly, on October 24,4 1015
ADAM YUNCK, son of tho lato Christian
nnd Anna Yunck, at the rceldenre ot his
brother-in-law Charles Ksslg. 1513 Mlfllln st.
Due notice of funeral will be given
ZEHTKIt. Suddenly, on October 21, 1918.
ROSE ZRSTEII (ro Walker), widow of Paul
Zeuter. Residence. .'I00H N, tith st. Due no
tice of the funeral will be Riven.
CLASSIFIED
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EVENING LEDGER
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One time
Three times ona week ..........
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Place your order for three or
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FOR
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There is a drug store near your
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PEBSONALS
WILL lady sending letter to editor ofthe
Paper signed "Constant Redder." dated Octo
ber 23. klndlv furnlahd nume and address, ko
we mav communicate with her, 'Addresa
Room 210. Ledger Off ce. .uuirsa
HELP WANTED FEMALE
APPLICANTS, IS TO 22 YEARS, TO LEARN
TELEPHONE OPERATINO; SALARY PAID
WHILE LERN1NG; POSITION ASSURED
WHEN COURSE IS COMPLETED? APPLY
IN PERSON, DELL TEL CO., 400 MARKET
BOOKKEEPER Young woman wanteil by
manufacturer in North Phlla.: state expert
ence and salary expected. H 2,54, Led. Cent,
BOOKKEEPEII8. CLERKS AND STENOa
ItAI'HEIta seeking positions will receive val
uable Information and exceptionally helorul
SERVICB by consulting Miss Dean, Led
ger Central, by personal Interview or let
ter. She will aid you with vour ad., list
your qualifications In the COMMERCIAL
DEPARTMENT and use every effort to lo
cate a position for jou. During the month
of September
83 YOUNG LADIES SECURED POSITIONS
through this SERVICE, which Is free to
Ledger advertisers,
OHAMHERMAID and waltresa, white, young,
Prot. I ref.: for Elklna Park. Ap. Led. Cent.,
llroad and Chestnut sts., Mondsy, 10 a. m.
CHII-DNURUU. white. Protestant: hospital
trained preferred) care ot two children, Ap
ply 2U49 Chestnut st., Monday, 10 a. m.
CLOTH WEAVER8 wanted. Apply John &
Jami Dobson, luc. Illanket Mills, Scott's
lane, Falls of Schuylkill.
0.,i,,e".,, ''"."''"'al sivlces, Mondiiv Vie-A-f'
1, N "'""'k. t her late lesldence
',m- i K,l,V"'k","R uve""o- . Interment In
Cliarles Ilabir Cemetery, t'otUvllle 1'J
TnU;to,n- 'U'L '!" .P'ad.liilt .Terminal at
10 i.io a. in., and iirrlves In I'nttsvllle at
l.-i ii. in. i-otisvlllv. I 'a iui,.e,-
HELP WANTED FEMALE
COOK and chambermaid, 2 colored women,
adult famhy Apply 15 Rldgs ave.. Darby.
C2SlLlA.T?iVf fomptent woman wishes
rS'Jl'P.VSS1 in tlmil t iwo 'a Lancaster,
address 41 N. Lime st , l.snes.ter Pa.
OIRL for general houseworx. small family:
Vnwyd aatl.. Carfare refunded,
iJOHK-Neat German, girl for housi:
workj fond of children. Apply 848 N. Old at.
NURHrs wshtetT. practical womsn, Protestant,
to care for Invalid (paralysis), one willing
!2f"?.w.,.nia".k,J ln l!ht household duties;
reference required; suburbs, A 310, Ledger
NliRSERY OOVKRNKsgrproTesrant." "under
40 Vesrs Of sue. I. ear. .. ft .hii....... ....
? ,i,". ta,Q """ espected. Answer
1MT 25, Wynnewood, j-a,
SALESLADY, gentleT exer., "for dry goods
stor; reference regulred. 2723Olrard ave.
WOMAN to do relief work In various depart-
ments in a large Inatttutlon In tho country.
Apply Ledger Central,iIonday, lo a. m,
WpMAN-Oeneral utility, to dust and clean of-
WOMAN, white, for rooking and downstairs
work. JTeJeplronr'iirherthj 073 L.
YOt!NO"LADY le oIThikI opixTriTTnTty micarn
photography In Chestnut street studloi no
salary for first year. 11 2.17. ledger Central.
General
WOMEN wanted. Gov. clerks, 70 mo. Phlla.
K.am.";. co,m,nS' l'"!,. Portion obtained free.
Franklin Institute, Dept. 715 H. Rochester;
HELP WANTED MALE
ADVEHTIHING UlHTltlllPTOItH "l.h. nunc
advan. tth rilglrt Ap II..I0 a. m ,2(J N.Fiont
CA-Ui,N.PMA.knl,1.SuWBntM Apply" Llntolli
"rnlti.jB Co.. Rith.t. nnd llilgh mvc.
CA!i,1'if'T?.1AK,1.:ll3'..,'l,',r "wanted Apply
lilDiS!" uilturo Colt Pith and Ihlgh
CAUPKNTKIia wanted at liddyatone. Take
Chester Short Line tu UaldwlS'a rear gale!
CLOTH VEaVEK8 wanted, Aplv" John
ft5Mii.iW'Sii,tc-I.!!.Rnkel . Sco'
A.
Scott'a
..""'-' ,3'Jiaiil
CutlHI.ICIt of good charstter,3 to 43 vcarTof
sgo. repair work only. In a largo lrr.r Apply
Emploer Monday. lu:3o a. m. Led Cent.
GORDON PRESS FEEDI2It-Ona that can
!fikr rc,a,,yVB.tFalv, ,irar round i must be
uulck. Tho National Drug Co.. 4079 Stenton
HANTi SA'K'DKlttr "wanted Aptdy LlnioTri
Furnlturo Co.. 10th at and Lclifgr, ave!
KNITTER, exp. doublo "lib urarr " to "take
charge: good position. Apply The Hygienic
FJeyced Underwear Co., 2415 N Iluward at.
LATlTR IIANTlS wiTnted for engine lathes!
lay, Jones Ijunnon, Cleveland Hnd Gudley
otttomatlc opcratursj llrst-clasi men only
highest wages iM. Apply Standard Holler
lleHimt Co., 4Uth aral ierlonjto. '
MAN AND WII'IT, l'lutestants, wanted on
gihtletrtan s estiite, n.i ntnall chlldrerii man
as dalrxnan wile to luako butter and board
Vii r iii L "Vu;r' 'mr"y lurnisiied. Apply
day, Ht 111 a in
i,in- ,. ni iiujie, urn .Maraet m
Mon-
PAPER HOXES--Hoy wanted, exp., on eliding
machine Apply Schoettle, 310 Florist t.
WANTED A tlioroughly competent mechanic,
familiar with Installing, repairing and work
ing orr water sjsterrra for the luunlry, Inilud
Ing deep well pumps, gasollriu engines, elec
tric pumping untnis, tanks, towers, windmills,
rami., etc. Address Machinery and Well Co..
Richmond. Va
,, , , WANTED
Hand end automatic screw niuchlne opera-
lum, 15-noiii tump, ii, lauoi niiuiirea,
. ,, Apply mnpioyiiieiit Agent
AMLRICaN (lltAl'IIUl'IIONK fOMl'ANT
mtlDGEPORT. CONN.
Ji TH,DTVnr man. about 111 care of age.
as clerk In shipping and order department of
wholesale manufacturer; state age. exper
ience and salary expected.
J . A 320. ledger Offce,
YOUNG MAN, about 18, as asOstant book-
Kecpor; ref. reiiulrcd; give experience and
5gexL':cje-H2.iiL J'jedjnrCentral.
General
WnHNJ?T ui-yii R mHiiufactuflnq business
iJ,0 ivn? Very small capital required,
ave N "y 'Ift'011'8- Fireproof, 101 3th
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
''f??.1 EE I'KIt . stcrrographer. ofTlco manager:
-iSeies "mplovjorof details, II 282. IdTclnt.
bill?ri,AiM.?"J waitress, reliable, aensl-
--- ....i.a.u ima. IU.-4 riansonr st.
niMPAVlnv .. . , . .. ' "
r.n.i i ',;"'".eu; good needlewoman;
-rr'ereBrlrajicJlOL illdgo aye
;?Uv?Jrnerr;n''0, u-nJ. thoroughly competent;
.criy preferred, t, rHjil. Ledger Office.
CgfriS wYihC'!,'m.b.er.n'8id..R''.waAr'': 2 oung
- ,. .-.. ...A.nrr. ,j .mi, i.eqger vJir,
C2Q,iC,!?d wal'ress wants position: experience
trdefejence. Jl33u, Ledger Central.
ffiPiKlT whJ!Q I'rotestant woman;
cltyor sjjburbsSeeJitlss Reed. Ledger Off!
'?i9K1:3Ip.ei:nce,, wh"e I'rotestant woman;
city or suburbs, fee Miss Heed. Pub. Ledger.
C'2N? at"x downstairs work, exp. col. gin.
.. oermantown preferred. P iia I.JiiV.r office
llllir. ol.l... i l., - . r :
iHI,',wls,,e" Plce for downstairs work and
cooking: good rttv i.,,,.. Ki-.t n. "'
il'J'i.i.'0'. cock.' chambermaid and waitress:
w 'fin referenc: no phone calls. Sly
aV: 2- desire positions, cook and chamber-
ggjd: up-siate references, lino 8. 1 nil).
USr!f5ilhE.s Gorman, speaking French ami
Wnglleh. takes charge of entire school teach
Ing to children underJ0yrs,A 221v Led. Cen.
GOynitNESS-TEACHER. Swiss, desires "pos.7
all tranches, French, German, English, mu
sic; refs. Marat. ltWE.JHitst.iNew York.
HOUSEKBBPER-Wanted. " position asmaTr:
agltrg housekeeper; capable of taking full
-- - ..". .. .......wi.fc .uoy q.
HOUSEKEEPER, managing, Pjii7. expert-
vi.vvuL.iwin ur wi tmciu, i i.W. LaCaircr tJIT,
TinilHIVIit.,Trt'R'I T.-..a- I. ' " '
iiuuoctM.rivuisaucaiea, cap, vounir worn
an & hknr. rnm m'im.rdsi 1111 on..n
HpUSHWORK - Girl wants puSeT'generai
hniia.u'nrrr lnir nn .u. oK x. i. ...
- --w.... .H.. ..... wa.n. ..,., ., imt at
LAUNDRESS, English, thoroughly exp.: prlv.
family; city or country, L 32i, Ledger Office,
MANICURIST, face and scalp massage: young
woman graduate wants pos. II 140, Led, Cen,
STENOGRAPHER Young woman, with good
education apd a little experience, desires po
sition In the office ot a school or specialist,
or ai private secretar). H 447, Ledger Cent.
air.nuuu.ii-iir.il ueaires position: rapid die- I
totlon, accurate transcripts, dependable, will- i
In OS lnAnilmlll'Si llAAl-ke. nlnnl rtnaa at a It 1
441). Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER, competent and accurate;
would consrder moderate salary with oppor
tunity; raferenre. P 01, Ledger Office.
STENOGRAPHER, three yeare' experience;
k.k,i.'ii9, mikihh, ion luimsir peat rer.; ae
sires central location. II 814. Ledger Central.
TENOGRAPHER and clerk: thoroughly cap
able and experienced; 112. II 231. Led. Cent.
STENOGRAPHER, 10, oxp'd, rapid, accurate,
neat: goou rets, a -.17, Ledger Of nee.
STENOGRAPHERS, BOOKKEEPERS.
CLERKS and offlco help of all kind can be
secured through our COMMERCIAL DE
PARTMENT at ledger Central. Write or
telephone your requirements to "Miss Dean,"
Walnut 3000 she will put you In touch with
young ladles qualified by education, ability
and experience to meet your needs. This
la a free service to Ledger advertisers,
unique, valuable, convenient and very satis
factory. VISITIN6 GOVERNESS, French, wsheifew
more engagements or lessons by hour, day,
tiumii; trim rcsuiiaiiB, uu, eoger iirancn.
21st and Pine.
WOMAN, colored, day's work, dinners, lunch
eons cooked and served. 2210 Kimball at.
GIRL who Is a good cook wishes a place
near Ardrnore; can take entire charge In a
"J" ttmUf! no washing. Apply st present
plaeef 111 Glenn road. ArdmorPa.
MLLB. UERTHK, ljn WmitTdeaTrtTlslhooi
work and private pupils In conversations!
method.
-'.
25, 1015.
SITXTATIONS WANTED JCALE
ACCOt'NTANT. 40. auallded In audits, general
accounting arid cost systems, books written
up, balanced, Mhted, either permanent or
temporary engagement, G tiM. ledger i ent.
ACt-'Ol'NTANT (junior) and' bkpr iTKor. cipa.
ble and responsible, 16 years' business sip. i
mod, sslary, with pros, a Old, L1. Cent.
ACCbl'NTANT, auditor, stenographer, execu-
live exp . credits and coll. . A 2S!''1'Pff'
ASHISTArJT to bkpr.," casKTef, "mgr,. salesmani
young man. 2o, quick, accurate, 6yrs.' bus.
exp.. highest ret H 2MJL ledger Central.
AT'DlflNO anil accounting, Bafanca sheets arid
analytical state., exp. serv. U 831, Led, gent.
11UTLEK-VALET, Japsnese: can take full
charge of gentleman's place) best references,
1L, 304 N. 18th.
CHAlFFEUTtTslngle, 38, ober, careful, ex
pert gardener; heater: country pref.i ref.
Jl, OIL Ledger Ceptrsl.
CiTATjFFKUlt--Gooj, caretui d"rfer, hTst-clasi
mechanics capable any car; salary, V) par
month and board. G 483, Ledger Central.
CIIAPfFEtJIT wishes position, good driven re-
fair any make cr. best references, J. H.
tsglln. 70S 8, Colorado st.
CHAUFFEUR White, young- man: does own
repairing! referenceaj G 780, Ledger Central.
CHAUPFBuTtT extierlenced. Ford especially)
also coachman ibest ref . Ilox to, Merlon,Pa1
cXBllKTcomp., exp., gen'i olnVe wotk. desires
. posit, with advantages; ref ,? frtf LedTi Cent,
CONFIDENTIAL CLERK OR ASSISTANT
Young man, married, with 4 years' man
agerial experience, desires connection where
brains, energy and personality will be an as
set; best reference. (I U.VI, Ledger Central.
UAHDENElt - Thoroughly experienced greer
house, Don era, trees, shrubs, vegetables, care
of stock.Jjrater, milking A 31S, ledger Off.
UaTiDKNKR, single; ran run car; good refer
en r. 12s Spring ave., Ardmorr. Pa. ,
MAN AND WTTE-Flrst-clam bullerT "wife
flrst-clsss cook, exemplary housekeeper and
manager: thoroughly experienced, competent
and efficient: fine references. II 142, Ledger
L'ontrai.
MAN AND WIFE Positions, houseman and
butler; good cook and housework; no wash-
Ing; good reference. 740H. 20th at.
MANAOER5R SECRETARY
DI'SINKHS MAN OF EXECUTIVE EX
PERIENCE, CAPAI1LE OF HANDLINO
LARGW PltOPOHITION, GOOD CORRE
SPONDENT AND RELtARLE. WANTS
PERMANENT POSITION WHERE ABILI
TY AND DISCRETION ARE REQUISITES;
nKFUIUKL'llS, II lft.1, liKIIUKK ITtST.
MANUFACTURER
Young man, cxpetlenced, capable of produc
ing, going Into central N. Y. State, will rep
resent mrr. having worthy proposition; guar-
antee and commission. Jl 24R. Ledger Jnt.
MESSENGER or "porter -"X rertned youngcol
ored mun vvlshes position: honest and good
cleaner; ref. LeonardJIrown. 1712 Ralnbrhlge.
STENOGRAPHER and bookkeeper, exp.. neat.
rapid, accurate; reference, JKKH Regent at.
STKNO'lHAPIIER. age 2S, exp. private sec'yl
actountant desires rhsnge. A 2U7, Id. Off.
YOfNO MAN, II), "deMres position as clerk,
with chance of advancements can furnish
first-class reference. Q IViO, Ledger Central.
YOUNG MAN. efficient, good education, bus.
exp., des, pos. with good future; capabla
handling outside bun.; refs, H 342, Led, Cent,
YOUNG MAN, 22 years old, Idgl! school educa
tlon. deslrca pos. of any kind. O BI.I.Lcd.Cent.
JAPANKSE oung couple want work In pri
vate fnmlly. city or country; best references,
V. I. r.ika, 400 Pennsylvania ave., Washing
ton. I), c.
JAPANESE, nrst-class cook, nanta position
In private family; excellent references. K.,
1U.I4 Viro st
JAPANIiSlli Industrious: general housework;
In email family, best ref. Y 1014 Vine St.
JAPANESE WANTS position as cook or' sen
eral housework. A 21(1. Ledger Office
HKPH., nffice man, 27, thor. exp., good corres.,
detlies to make change. G 748, Led. Cent,
AGENTS
Wanted
REPRESENTATIVE wanted, one In each
acl.ool and college (pub. or prl.), to repreawnt
manufacturer of class pins. M 001, Led. Off,
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
MRS. KANE. Sit S. 10th St., wants Prot
estant waitress for city, wages $7: also Prot
estant kitchen maids for Germantown; first
clins cooks. $10 to 12; references required.
MADAME" ARH, French Employment Bureau,
1333 Christian at. Reliable help supplied and
wanted: all nationalities, Prot. and Cath.
MISS MARY T. MCCARTHY. 2107 Christian
(t.oc. 1301), supplies & wants ist-class Prot.,
Cath. male & female help: all nationalltlea.
AUTOMOBILES.
For Sale
TOURING CARS ot various sizes and prices,
ranging from 280 up. .
THE l.OCOMOHILE CO. of America
2314 Market sU Locust, 480.
H. A. JENKS, Mgr.
Exchange Car Dept,
1U14 WHITE TOURING. 4 cylinder. 40 H. P..
7-paisenger. self starter, electric lights; first
claim condition, with slip covers: price 11000.
I. C, MOSER, 210 North Droad st.
CARNATION
Latest model: 4-passenger; 20-horsepower;
excellent condition. II 443. Ledger Central.
SEND FOR FRHB BULLETIN
OF USED CARS
GORSON AUTO EXCHANGE, 238 N. BROAD,
6-48 II. P. 7-pasa,. eleetrlo lights. Gray X- Da
vis starter: overhauled: new tires. Phone
Woodland 1820. 1218 S. Edgewood st,
CADILLAC, 11)111, touring car,' overhauled and
repainted; full equipment; price SMX). AUTO
SALES CORPORATION, 142 N, Broad at.
ELECTRIC. LIMOUSINE, B.passenger, forward
drive, newly painted; equipped with new
tires: cost safiouj sen cneap. l. aau. i-eq. uen.
STUTZ 1014 7-paas. 4-cyllnder; tires almost
new; good condition. O 042. Ledger Central.
Wanted
WILL EXCHANGE beautiful home ln Phlla.
for auto. Theo. Blank, 410 Land Title Bldg.
AUTO LIVEBY AND GARAGES
FKLTON GARAQE
STORAGE. $5 UP
GIRARD AVENUE, FELTON & 630 STS.
TAXI SERVICE AT REASONABLE RATES
TAXI SERV1CH COMPANY
i 138 N. -BROAD ST.
SPRUCE 4282. RACE 138.
TO HIRE Brand-new B-paasenger touting car,
wlth robes, 81,28 per hour. Ph.Poplar 181T W.
TO"HIRr-Llmoustne, McClement, at W. Phils,
Garage, 8123-8 Sansom it, Belmont 28-10.
AUTO REPAIRING
AUTOMOBILES and TRU0K8 OF ALL
MAKES MECHANICALLY OVERHAULED
and REBUILT. REPAINTING and UPHOL
STERINO A SPECIALTY. Best material
used. A No. 1 workmanship.
Arrangement can be mada for STORING
OARS FOR THE WINTER SEASON after
work la completed. Address.
Rsbutld Car Department.
CHADW1CIC ENGINEERING WORKS
Pottstown, Pa.
T SPEEDOMETER TROUDLS T
t T T
T SEE niLLY B18 N. BROAD T
nOY W. PLUSH
Auto Repairs.
3420 MARKET BT.
CYLINDERS HEBORED. new pistons and
rings fumlahed, welrttngi and braxtng. H. H,
Vnnerwo"! Cn.. 102.1 Hamilton St.. Phlla.
AUTO SUPPLIES
BALL AND ROLLER BEARINGS. OWIHV
IAM CO.. 1314 Arch. Phone Walnut 8487.
-SS"
AUTO TIRES
PULLMAN TIRES
Guaranteed 4000 miles. Compare prlcsa.
Gasoline, 13c. per gallon.
GRIM'S, 238 North Broad st.
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FOR. 8ALR
tM.ll.i. v.. im. k.l.i. s'iJ
wmie, icn montns; wen orsor an exceiMfn
animal for lergs oftsle. H 45. Led. CnHnl.
hlte, ten months: wall bredi an exeelOM ?
business oproKTpymm
PATENTS-Arthur E. age. 714 Valnt M
hlla.. mechanical and electrical, rnmitmui
glistered patent attorney, established hers
80 years i Inventions developed) patents, trade
marks, copyrights secured and litigated any
wtrere, rejected applications prosecuted ra
liminar)' advjcefree. r
,. MANUPACTl-RErtS AOENT
Progressive young business man having ce
tra ljr located ofrice desire I'hlladelnhla and
vicinity territory for standard or jrood aoe
daily product, highest references furnlih'd
nd requested. Al4, ledger Office.
BUSINDgST , PATENTS f SECORITIESt
, nOt'OIJ T , BOLD I KXCH ANOKDI
JAMES I. OARFIELD, 1011 Chestnut sU
N U.-No charge for listing.
OLD-ESTAH. manufacturing firm, engaged ln
rneehanlcal and electrtcnl line, desires about
110,000 additional capital, security given and
profitable business shown. P 813, Led, Off,
PROPERLY CARED FOR ORCHAnDB PAT
sure and large returns: Join lecal business
men wjth smalt monthly payments ln
oulringondHarry Darllngton.1420 Cheatnut.
riCTUrin TIIMATOK--f700: cost 2(00; crowd-
ed nightly, eo.ulpmrnt worth 0oo. good sell-
Ing reason; sacrifice. HARR1ST, 214 N. Jth
, VICTOR J EVANS CO.
I'at-r.t Attornee. Washington, D. C.
Mrlte for descriptive booklet
BUSINESS PERSONALS
FULL DRESS 8UIT8
Cutaways, Tuxedos and Back Suit
.,M... .TPhlrfand made to order.
NEUUAUER, THE TAILOR, 10 N. th St.
. Hell Phone. Walnut 2018.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR removed by electrotyBliT,
the only permanent way. Eyebrows arched.
MlflS SMITH. 402 Keith Uldr.
3Ilss Hnppe, halrdrerelng and facial massage,
formerly Mint Arcade, with Miss Smith.
r.o.im viAjtniu) "tvi rrrnu
latest styles rull-drcss. Tuxedo, Prince Albert
and tutawny suits to hire; modern opera and
silk hats. Onenevenlngs. Special Halloween
rl. SCIIULTZ. 227 N Bth at
..DR- w- " LAWRENCE
Chiropodist; formerly at the llellevui-Ptrat-ford
for 11 years; now at Wldener Bldg.,
jChestnut and Juniper sts.. Room 618.
PRINTING 1000 white business cards, II; "all
work reasonable. 718 Race st.
t-t,k,tOs- .- r,n...n .. .......
CABFET CLEANING
Thirtieth Year
THE JOHN RHOADS CO.
738 N. Holly st., West Phlla.
CARPET HEATING. Sc YARD
WEST rillLA, MONARCH STORAGE CO.
WEST PHILA. 8c, PER YARD.
WEST PHILA. 3870-72 LANOABTER AVE.
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY
WE REMODEL your old Jewelry Into the lat
est designs at factory prices. MARTIN W
AIIRAMB. 711 sansom at., Philadelphia.
DRESSMAKING AND M1LLINEB.T
DRESSMAKING taught; short, practical, In.x.
pensive courses; patterns cut, 00c. Mac
Powell, 307 Denckla llldg., 11th and Market.
IEMST1TCHING. 10 cents a. yard: all roan
rials. A. REICHARU. 1113 CHESTNUT 8T,
PICTORIAL ReVI3W PATTilRNB
DRESSMAKER makes engagement gowns, IS
up; exclusive style, 8222 llavtrlord ave. Call
Belmont 2274 W,
rOBSALE
UEintuvM, living room and dining room fur-
"inTI
U02S
iinuiu iur Emu) no ueuiers. uvusa. uatn-
HI IIIC BL,
BILLIARD, pool, combination, 2d-hand bobghl,
sold, rented, exch'd, Keafer. ;i20 Olrard v.
BILLIARD AN0 POCKET TABLES-AIsa
bowling alleys) easy payments, HUUNS
Wl CK-nALKE-COLLENDER CO.. 1002 Areh.
BILLIARD and pocket tables," shuffleboard,
new and slightly used; liberal terms; renting.
repairing oe supplies, ivpsauo v;o., 5EH a, gtn.
BILLIARD, pocket, 2d-hand tables, repairing.
supplies. Clark-Herd Mfg. Co., 2421 N. Front,
CASH REGISTERS, new and second-hand; to
tal addera as low as $30, on easy monthly
payments all registers sold by ua fully guar
anteed. The National Cash Register Co., 780
Chestnut st.
DESKS filing cabinets, safes, telephone booths
and office furniture and fixtures of every de
scription: used, but In fine condition, and
Very cheap; free delivery anywhere.
HUOHH3, 11TH AND BUTTON WOOD.
DESKS, large assortment; also household fur
niture. Dullng Central Second-hand Furnt
lure Company. DO4-00-14 Callowhlll t.
EDIBON Diamond-Point Phonograph: cost 8M
new. This outfit la complete with records
and will be sold for 838, payable 73c weakly.
Call or write for complete; descriptions ana1
Urge Illustrated CAtnloguss.
HEPPETB UPTOWN STORES
Comer 0th and Thompson sts.,
Pbitadslphla. rr
OENTS FUR-LINED 0VEHCOAT8
812 AND 0JP
niEDER'8 LOAN OFFICE. 128 Market it.
-W) HIGH-GRADE AND HAMMER GUNS.
I "
ur.ai J.:r41Jl.l!t APiU AHKHlUAn AlAlt&S
VERY OUN WARRANTED; OUN8 TAKEN
six .n..i aj AiiiEiiii.Aii niAivivn:
tu wrw A Will.
IE; HAMMER OUND 88 UP)
HAMMERLFSS GUNS (10 UP. FIIIEDEN
u.ivu a, p.ri Anu iiui iuiM vvuwti.
KERMENSIIAH RUG (or sale, 10x11 feet; Una
condition. H 88. Ledger Central.
OVERCOATS OVERCOATS' OVERCOATS
2 AND UP
RIPPER' 8 MAN OFFICE. 128 Market st.
SAFES Fireproof, slightly used, all sjr.es. Bar
gains. Special terms. Repairing. Opening.
all makes- low price. 1131 Frankford ave,
SILVER TOILET rJETS
Bend 10c for U-ox. Can U-KAN-PLATE all.
ver polish (blua label), and make old sat
look new.
A, R, JUSTICE CO.. 612 Chestnut. Phlla.
TABLES Lot of cheap stock tables, 10, 12, U
feet long: must go; also shelving, office rail-
lnr Patten's, 1127 Arch.
U4.00 VICTOR VICTROLA VI. Ineludln t
eisctlans (12 10-Inch D. T. records): an
Calient machine In every way) can be paid
for at the rate of 73c. weekly, Call or write
for complete descriptions and large Illustrate
catalogues.
HEPPE'S UPTOWN STOREa
Corner 0th and Thompson it.
Philadelphia, Pa.
WE
PAY
40c, BUc, OOo for Victor
Doubla-Faoe lteeords.
W Exchange All, Sc.
Open 7 A. M. to 11 P. M.
2886 RIDGE AVENUE. ABOVE COLUMBIA
118 B0-VICTOR VICTROLA IV and 12 selec
tions (ft 10-inch D. F, records); an excellent
outfit for ent who Is looking for a, mm
machine at a reasonable price; rwyke Bee.
wsakly. .Call or write tor compUts deserts
tlens and large illustrated catalogue.
HEPPE'S UPTOWN BTOBEa
Corner th and Thompaon eta..
Philadelphia. Pa,
VICTOB records bought, sold. exchangeoT
Paul. 2822 Kensington ave. Open evenings.
HEATING
UAHECO HUMIDIFIER Insurei haalthful and
ecoDomkal beating: can be attaehad to pres
ent system. Makln-Kelsey. 8 N. 18th st.
Other ClasalHed Ada on Next Pv
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