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EVENING LEDGEE PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1. 191S:
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SOCCER LEAGUE
TO BE FORMED
NEXT SATURDAY
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WUHVCllllUll Ui. IVUUiyaeiltu
tives of Industrial Teams
Arranged at Electric
Storage
EIGHT - CLUB CIRCUIT
Tmn Oarrlty, sponsor for the Indus-
rfal Soccer LenRUe, nnnounted today that
the real plans for tho organization would
bo discussed nt a convention of tho rep
resentatives of seven manufacturing con
cerns Interested on next Wednesday
evening- in tho auditorium of tho Electric
Storage Mattery Company, on Allegheny
avenue.
When Interviewed Mr. Oarrlty said!
"The Idea of organizing a soccer league
composed of manufacturing plants of tho
city lias been In mind for a long time, but
thcro did not seem to bo enough Interest
to morlt an attempt until quite recently.
I called tip several men In other plants of
tho city and they seemed delighted at tho
proposition. Then I got busy and slnco
then thlnus have looked rosy.
"At the meeting to bo held Wednesday
nt tho Electric Stnrago Mattery audito
rium the futuro plans will bo discussed
nnd wo will form somo sort of an or
ganization to get things going.
"At this tlmo there am seven teams
willing- to tnke tin the light for tho cham-
plonalilp banner In tho league. Electric
Storago Mattery Company officials, Halo
& Kllburn, American Pulley, Cresson
3Iorrla Manufacturing Company. Wheeler
Sranufacturlng ("ompanv, Allen it Co. and
Holseld Manufacturing Company hav
fllgnlllcd their Intention of entering a
team. There Is only one vacancy, which
Is suro to bo filled by tho night of tho
meeting. It Is proposed to havo an eight
team circuit:
Electric Storage Mattery Company's soc
cer team wilt play a. gamo with tho Mer
rymakers of Iloxborough next Saturday
afternoon at the Matterymcn's Orounds,
Chclten aventoe and Magnolia street. Klec
trlc Storago Mattery tnakcra aro singu
larly blessed, so f.ir as material Is con
cerned. Thcro nro about 49 men who nro
eager to fill In at any position In tho
event of an accident to ono of tho regu
lars. Clcctrlc Storago has had a very suc
cessful season so far. Such teams ns
Wheeler Compnny. Cresson and Oartlcld
have been met and defeated. Tho only
loss In seven games was to Lorctta,
REFORM FOR SECONDS
OF BOXERS SHOULD BE
MADE AT LOCAL CLUBS
Local Promoters Would Do
Well to Put Ban on Those
Whose Conduct Is
Not Ethical
Philadelphia promoters would do well
by Inaugurating a reform barring boxers'
seconds, who sprlnklo rlngsido patrons
with water and various other mixtures
during rest periods. This, no doubt,
would meet with tho approval of all light
fans. Thero has never been nny excuso
for alleged seconds to glvo rlngsldo spec
tators the benefit of water from their
sponges that tho performers should get.
Somo of theso fellows who crawl
through tho ropos during tho Intermis
sions and call themselves seconds aro
really nothing but Jokes, and mnro of a
handicap than a help to the men they
nro handling. Somo of them seem to
think all that Is required of a second Is
to throw water on spectators, blow rosin
In the faces of funs while swinging towels
or fans and mal:o a general nuisance of
themselves by shouting foolish Instruc
tions to their lighters, whllo bouts aro
In progress.
Of course, thero are capable handlers,
who devote tho one-mlnue intermission
to preparing their boxers for the next
round and theso aro tho fellows who sel
dom annoy spectators. Hut a good many
alleged seconds uro nothing short of nui
sances and taken seriously only by them
selves and tho fans they annoy.
After much dickering over tho matter
of weight, Joe Borrell and Eddie Mevolro
finally have como to terms, and they will
meet at tho Nonpareil A. C, December 10,
nt catch weights. Borrell wanted to box
Hevolre at 15S pounds, ringside.
Tho bouts preceding the Benny Kaufman-Joe
O'Nell match at the Broadway
tomorrow night follow: llltz Walters vs.
Billy Horn, Hock Bones vs. John Hol
land, Peggy Sullivan vs. Jack Brady and
IVhltey Beamer vs. Iteddy Bell.
Harry Lenny, of this city, has under
taken the Eastern managerial reins of
Sammy Taylor, tho Detroit knockout ar
tlst. Lenny Is trying to match Taylor
with Joe Azevedo in New York.
The wind-up at tho Quaker City Friday
night will bring together Howard Trues
dale, of Kensington, and Tyrone Costello,
of North Penn.
Following hla vicious battle with Jimmy
Murphy here. Ad Wolgast left for New
"York. The Mlchtgander may meet Leach
Cross nt one of the metropolis clubs In
the near future.
Johnny Ertle, who Is matched with
Young Dlgglns at the Olympla Monday
night, will meet Young O'Leary In Brook,
lyn Saturday night. Lew Tendler, who
has had but one fight this season, will
show In the semi at the Broad street
arena with Kid Goodman,
HOPPE WILL PLAY JAP
EXHIBITION MATCHES
Champion Cueist and Yamada
Meet at Allingera Parlor
Monday and Tuesday
TVillle Hoppe, Alexander of the billiard
-world, is to appear in an exhibition
match with Kojl Yamada, the master
Japanese player, at Sol Alllnger's em
porium, 1307 Market street, next Monday
and Tuesday.
Monday night at S o'clock the two
great DilliardiSLs will cross cum, and
cm thn following day they will have two
cessions, one in the afternoon, at 2:30
o'clock, and tho other at night, at $
o'clock.
Fbiladelphlans have had the pleasure
e4 witnessing- the famous players in ac
tion in previous years. The two players
have been giving- exhibitions in all of
the large cities at the country la an
effort to stimulate greater Interest in the
pame. ?te lnsiae workings of the game
are demonstrated by the experts, and
how to wbM decree vt efficiency the
stroke and other nice details can be
jaror.e4 out T tudeats.
FOUR HAVERFORD AND THREE C, H. S.
MEN ON EVENING LEDGER "ALL" TEAM
Applegate, Episcopal; Homes, Germantown ; Moore,
Haverford, and Butler, Central, Picked for Back
field Positions Second Eleven Also Selected
I first team
Positions
.... Iff I end .
, .. left tnrkle
. . . loll nun ril
. .... i cut re ,
. . right ciinril
. . right Intkle
. . . rlclil Mill
- I Saxmnti, SI, Luke's .
I'nrmnttl. Central lllcfi
SiilMilce, Central lllcli
, Wliltliiher. Nortlirnt High
I Ts.nn, tliitrrfnrit ."clinnl
I (lllntl.v, llntrrroril School
i l.etvls, tlinrrfonl Srlimil
' Aimlrciitc, Episcopal
I Holmes. Ocrmniitrmii
Moore, lliticrfortj
Itutlcr, rrntml lllcli
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i mtH5 t-lvrittixn I.BPoBtt, In tildtlmr Us
i.Bciioinsne team, win not nuiiy
' between the public high cehonts and the
Interacndemlr l.eaKiie, tennis, as Is sen-
orally the custom. As most of the Inter-
academic Lcaguo and Independent teams
In Philadelphia and vicinity lutvo played
members of tho public school league or
teams which have met "tho Dig Three,"
It was po.slbto to get a good line on tho
relative ability of nil who played In this
section.
Peddlo Institute, Attnntlo city High,
Perklomen Seminary, Allentowti Prep and
a few other elevens which met local
teams are not Included In the selection.
They nro not considered III the Philadel
phia division in scholastic football.
Tho boys picked for this eleven are
selected for their vnluo to their teams
during the entire season. It was also
tho nlm of the Rvmnino J.iJtHirm to select
boys whose style of play would colnrlde.
III other words, It Is a team nltli one
kicker, oi.e forward passer, etc., and two
or three men whose Individual work In
particular departments wcio not consid
ered In preference to other players
whoso work was superior In other de
partments. MOOMR A KlCKF.lt.
As on Instance, Jim Moore, of Haver
ford, was selected for n halfback posi
tion because of his marvelous kicking.
With Moore on tho team no other klekcr
Is necessary, and a player whose greatest
asset Is punting hnd lo surpass tho other
harks In nil other departments to bo
chosen.
Two lads frnin the Mnln Lino stood out
nhovo all other ends during the Inst sea
son. Tln-y wero Saxmnn, of St. Luke's,
and Lewis, of Haverford. There was not
a game during tho entire season In
which their work did not stand out above
any other end on the Held. Moth com
blno brilliant open field work, such as
receiving forward passes nnd getting
down the field under kicks nell, with
great ability to smash Interference nnd
slzo up plays.
For tho Becond team Bradley, of Cen
tral High, and Shctlzllne, of IVnn Char
ter, aro selected. Thero wero several ends
more brilliant 111 tho open Held, hut for
steady, consistent work and ability to
break up plays this pair stood out. Other
star ends wero O'Neill, of La Snlle;
Scholcs, of West I'hlily; Walton, of Kpls
copal; Brown, of Penn Charter: DeLong,
of Central High, and Writes, of North
east. O'Neill's Inck of weight prevented
him from earning a first-team position.
Farmakls, of Central High, switched
from guard to tackle In mldseason, nnd
Killiitty, of Haverford, were tho leading
tackles. Farmakls easily outplayed every
opponent ho met, whllo Hlllntty proved
conclusively that lie was entitled to a
position by his brilliant work through
out tho season: He shone particularly In
tho Hill School game
LL'BIN AND SMITH.
For tho second team, Lubln, of South
ern High, and Smith, of West riillly, nro
given tho call over llnce, of Clormantown;
nilev, of lentrul High: Mtennan, of Ln
Snlle: Cunningham and Smith, of West
Phllly. who formed a powerful team;
Snngrce, of Penn Charter, and Gardner
nnd Thomas, of Northeast.
Had Lubln been more experienced, ho
would have been tho best man of tho
field, aa ho has moro nnturnl strength
nnd ability. Ho failed to box tho ends as
well as Farmakls and Glllatty and his
work was not quite so smooth.
Central High and Haverford ngnin en
ter the limelight with tho selections for
tho guard position. First honors go to
Tyson, of the Main Lino institution,
while Ruppleo. of the Crimson and Hold,
was Just a trifle behind. Tho latter
played with a fractured hand In the two
big games of tho season, but this did not
prevent him from easily outplaying
strong opponents.
McCnrthy. or Catholic High, nnd CHI
more, of West Phllly, are tho choices for
the second team. Both wero handicapped
by having weak men playing beside them
or they might have hustled the first te.un
selections, Llpnlncott. of Episcopal:
Diamond, of St. Joseph; T. Wharton, of
Chestnut Hill; Kreckr. of Central High,
and Cutler, of Germantown, descrvo hon
orable mention.
Thero was one centre who stood out
head nnd shoulders nbovo nil others and
ho was playing in the centre of a weak
line. This was Whltaker, of Northeast
High. Hi- Is an excellent collcglato pros
pect. Whltaker played a roving centre
nnd usually made half of the tackles In
the open Held. He passed well, opened
up large holes and Interfered beautifully.
no irequenuy went inrougn nna spi eo
tho secondary backs, malting possible
long gains ny tno docks.
Emmnl. of Haverford, Is socund choice
over Armstrong, of Central High. Tho I
latter had weight and height on the I
Main Lino lad, but the aggressiveness and ,
experience of Kmmal gavo him the call.
This trio of pivot men stood out above
all others so much that there was little
room for comparison.
FEW GOOD QUARTERS.
The field of good quarterbacks wns far
smaller during the past season than in
years. As a usual thing the quarterbacks
on local teams have been brilliant stars,
but this season the quarter material was
lacking. There were a, few, however, who
compared favorably with the greatest
ever turned out. "Doc" Applegate, al
though Ineligible for Interacndemlo
League contests, was given first choice, as
he was one of the cleverest all-round
backs seen In local ranks In years.
Weighing 16 pounds and possessing a
great football brain, Applegate was in
valuable to his team. With him In the
game Episcopal had one of the beet teams
In the city. After he was declared In
eligible the team went to pieces.
Applegate would be the forward passer
of this eleven. Ha. is not only a won
derful handler of the ball but has a gteat
head nnd the passes would surely be
cleverly executed with him engineering
the play.
Myron Wharton, of Chestnut Hill, Is
the pltot of the second team. Leading
either central ingn or jiaverroru this
youngster might have hustled Applegate
for a first team position. He needed
more protection In the back Held than hie
teammates were able to give him. Ills
work was consistently brilliant, however,
and he was selected in preference to
Howell, of Haverford; Sullivan of Catho
lic High; Sargeant, of St. Lukes; Plersol,
of Penn Charter; Itoseneau, of Central
High; KUtler, of West Phllly; Paul, of
Northeast, and a few others.
For the other backfield positions there
was a wealth of material. Including Jim
Moore and Benham, of Haverford; But
ler. Voss and Gotwals, of Central High;
Sitley and Walsh, of Penn Charter;
Holmes, of Germantown; Glascott, of
Catholic High: Mahoney, of La Salle:
Weisaad, of St. Joseph; Kosetsky, of
Southern; Hedelt and Kinsman, of North
cast. Hugo and Clark, of West Phllly,
and numerous- others.
Holmes, Moore and Butler are selected
for all-round efficiency. Thero were sev
eral better ground gaining backs than
Butler, but his grand defensive play, ln
terfvriaj and short two plunclne tank
SECOND TEAM
Ilrntllev. Central Ittell
.mini, isniiineril incn
Ollmore.
nei liimv
I.miiinl, llnxrrfnril
MCurtli, (ntlinllr lllcli
Umllli, Wrt I'hlily
. Slictlslliic, rpim Charter
II. l hnf . I'ttr.,.!,,.,! tlllll
IllllrilTIf If t.. r..Hl...l Itl-t.
rlRliI liullliiKk (iliiVurntt, Ciitlinllr High
... fnlllnirk .slllpj. Penn charter
him a necessity to the tlrst team. With
out him Voss and (lotwals would not
have been able to shine brilliantly for
Central High.
Voss. Glasscott and Sltley aro the sec
and team backs. The former Is an ex
cellent punter, brilliant tackier and tho
best mnn interfering In local ranks,
bnrrlhg pos.Mbly Mutler. There wero sev
eral lads who wero more brilliant as
ground gainers, but were not so valuable
to tho team.
CHHliTEXimi PLAYERS
flET VA US-TV LETTEHS
Excellent Showinr? of Team Duo to
Good Coaching
The Cheltenham High School team
rinsed Its senstm by defeating Norristmvti
High School, by tho score of 6-2. Tho
Todlt for producing such n wlnnlnrr
onm wns duo to tho work of coaches
Kohl mid Mrown. Tim rheiimiimm !-..
' were In such lrnml niivnip.nl .,,, im.'.
i that they only took two tlmo-nulH for In-
Juries and did tint make ono substitution
Tho varied attack of the Klklns Park
team and the way they executed the for
ward pass showed they wero well
groomed. On the defense tho line men
shifted with the offensive team no
quickly that they wero able to gain only
six first downs. Two of theso wero on
penalties.
Thoxo players that have earned their
varsity letter are Wilson, l'rcestntl, II.
Witdls, Searing, Pel. Duncan, Dally, K.
Hoggs, ,f. Clehrls, A. debris, Henderson.
Carson, Keheetz. Whitman. Hutterworth,
T. Moggs, captain, and Dickie, manager.
Tho second learn letter will go to
tingpr. Smith. Mackenzie. Cnnu-nv tin,,,,
Long, Sullivan. W. Wiildts, Qiilnlen. Slg
innnd, Hommcrly, Kullonbnch, Dctwller.
Cheltenham will loso tho following
members of tho squad by graduation:
Carson. Scheetz, Whitman, J. flclirls, A.
MehrlM. Henderson, Fell. Dungan, Scaring,
II. Waldls, Kreeston, Ilimn, Conwav,
Dally nnd T. Hoggs, captain.
ISENDEIt FILES SUIT
Indian Pitcher Released by Federals
Seeks Unpaid Salary
NI3W YOItK. Doc. 1. A suit for alleged
breach of contract In behalf of Charles
A. (Chief) Mender, tho pitcher, has been
Hied In United States Court hero against
the Federal League.
Mender seeks to recover a Judgment of
JWM from the league. Thn former Phila
delphia American star claims he was re
lenscd unconditionally by the Baltimore
Federal League club last August In vio
lation of tho terms of his contract, which
Is said to havn been for two years at
J7JIX) per annum.
Tfi HIJILlH.Vn I.VCRKASB
Gain of Two and a Half Million in
First Eleven Months, Much of
It in November
A gain of J2,r,no,0nO In building trade for
thn first eleven months this year, over the
satno period last year. Is shown hi the ps
tlmntes compiled by William Gamble,
statistician of tho Mureau of Mulldlng In
spection. The total estimated cost of nil
building work during tho Inst month, ac
cording to Mr. Oomble'B figures. Is $iW,-!.-.
nn Increase of $l.ICS.13- over tho fig
ures for tho same month last year. Tho
total so far this year Is f3B,S 11,03.-., or tin
incroaro of J2.CS2.S00 over tho first eleven
months of 1911.
The following schedulo shows the num
ber of permit Issued and the nature of
the operations lust month:
J'ur- Opera- Ksttm'd
mlts. tloni.
Cost.
Dwellings, 1 atory ,
Dwellings, 2 story
Dwellings, a atory
Dwellings, frame ,.,
Ktahles ,
M inufaetorles ,
W'orkslilps .....,
Oarages , ,
irfico buildings
Htoros .,
Warehouses ,
Mnglne and boiler houses.
Churchea
Hi-hnals ,
Malls ,
Clubhouses
MI-cp!,neous buildings..,
Addition
Alter ttlnns and repairs...
II scollnneoua work
Meaiera
Signs
Armcry building .........
2,r,nri
o.tn..vin
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11,100
170.r10
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18.1,01111 ;
Totals
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Danquet for Retired Police Serjeant '
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Pollco Sergeant William J Hamilton, ,
ot tho 39th street and Lancaster avenue
gtutton. who recently was put on tho pen-
plon ron nftcr 30 years' service, was given j
a farewell banquet Inst night at Belmont
Mnnslon by 75 policemen and their friends,
Captain David McCoach was toastmaster
anil the presentation ot gifts was made
by Blnkely D. Caughn, leader of tho 31th
Ward.
OBITUARIES
WILLIAM nROOKE RAWLE
Prominent Civil War Veteran and
Lawyer Passes Away
Lieutenant Colonel William Brooke
Mawle, Civil War veteran and member of
the br. died yesterday at the age of 72.
He was stricken with apoplexy on No.
vember 15 and had been confined to his
home, at 230 South 2Sd street, blnce that
time.
The deceased lawyer was a member
of a family that for many generations
enjoyed prominence In the legal pro
fession In this city. He was a direct
descendant of Benjamin Chew, Colonial
Chief Justice of Pennsylvania, He was
agent for tho Penn estates for many
years.
A graduate of tho public schools of this
city, Mr. Bawle completed a course tn
thn University of Pennsylvania In XS53.
He had entered the cavalry service of
the Union army before he received his
degree. He was attached to the escort
of Generals Grant and Meade when they
entered Petersburg, and to that of Gen
eral Meade at Appomatox. He received
the title of lieutenant colonel for various
acts of bravery throughout the war.
When peace had been declared he be
gan the study of law in the office of his
uncle, William Henry Rawle, of this city.
He was admitted to the bar In lis'7. The
deceased soldier-lawyer wrote "The Right
Flank at Gettysburg," ''With Gregg In
the Gettysburg Campaign," "Gregg's
Cavalry Fight at Gettysburg" and "The
General Title of tho Penn Family to
Pennsylvania.
MRS. MARGARET KNIPE
She Was First Woman Lawyer in
Montgomery County Bar
NOBRISTOWN, Dec 1. Mrs. Margaret
Knlpe, a years old, the first woman lw-
yer to be admitted to the. Hontiromcry
County bar, died Inst night of tubercu
losis. Slio wa the wife of Attorney I.
1 Knlpe.
Miss Harriet Hnnd
Miss Harriet Hand, sister of Dr. Al
fred Hnnd, of this city, died yesterday
In Sernnton nt the homo of her father,
Alfred Hand, former Justice of the Su
preme Court of Pennsylvania. She had
been 111 for three weeks. Her funeral
wilt bo held nt Scranton tomorrow.
JDentljg
These Notice Are Printed in the
Evening Ledger Free of Charge
AltHAHAMS.
On November ,10. IMS,
linrtTirA, wife nt Jopn)i Abrnhnms, ngp.l
;s vp,ir. Relatives nnd friend nro Invited
to -ittpnl the. ftinprnl services, on Friday,
at 10 n. m precisely, nt hPr lntp residence,
119 North llubv st.. KM nnd Arch tp. In
terment private.
AMIIIltMIN. on November 50. IMS. TAT
Jliri: 1. ANniSItSON. Relatives nnd
Irion. Is, nlo I.po C'olumlim, No. 041, I. C.
II. t, nnd niv. No, L'2, A. O. II.. nro In
. ItPd to attend the funeral, on Thursday, at
R,S0 n. m., from tlio reldenrn of hla eleter,
MIm nnrhel Anderson. 4P(7 fllrnrd avc. West
Philadelphia. Solepin tten,tilem Maes at
rhnrrli of Our Mother of Horrows, nt 10 n.
tn. lntrrment at at Penis' Cemetery.
AI'KCII nn November 2(. I0IS, MAttY A.,
widow of ,lseph A. Apker. Funeral, to
which relatives and friends nro Invited, on
Thursday, at ( o'eloik, from the resl
clenie of her daunhter-ln-law, Mrs. John II.
Mutton, 2(0 South inth Ft. Mass of Ito
nul'm nt church of St. .Monica nt 10 o clock
prerlely. Interment nt Cathedral Cemetery.
ll.Wl.i:it. suddenly, on November 5S, 101",,
(iKiilliIM W.. hujbar.d of the lato Valeria
Conrad Haller, of Mending, Pa., need :
yenrs, UelatlvcB and friends, nlso members
of Pin" drove 1-oriRp, No. inn, V. and A.
M.; Cnmp No. 19, P. o 8. of A.; Ixidgo No.
M", f. O. O. !., nnd Philadelphia ami lload
1ns llellef Association ami nil other no.
rirtlea nf -hlr h ho wan a member, are in
vited lo Hie services, on Thursday, at 1 p.
m., nt thn rharcl of Frnnela F. fleldcl, 117
North r.ih St., itendlnc. Pa. Interment,
Heading. I'a. Remains may be viewed Wed
nesday ovenlnir, after S n-ploi-it, nt Ills late
ivaldenro, I HI North niltli at.
UlillW, On N'nvpinlinr lit. iniS, ANNA M
tvlfo of Daniel Prow, nRcd f.2 yenra. Mela
tlea nnd friends nro Invited to attend
funeral, Thtirvlny, December 2, 1:.10 n m
from her lain resldenre. 1,12 llalnhrldirn t
S-pr1fe. nt St. Peter's Church, ,1,1 ami Pino
ft-t, -' ::o p. in. Interment Fernnood Ceme
tery. 'V- f Ji''."-nn, , Nnveriilier Et, 1015. :.MMA
K1SHAM. widow of William 1 litmus.
Funeral services nt St. Mike's Church, ""r
!,'i;!i"vV.1; ?" ""'"day. at u a. m. 'tiiter
inent tTlvnle.
"ir,')!;1.'":;-"." November .10, 1pm, pat.
HP K !'.. husband of Theresa II. Ilutier
V.'.T 'v!'"nV , """"v" nnd friends, Him
,!ilyi"V.Sor- fv ,nf. Annunciation church.
"I J1VJ"''1 '" nl'eiid the funeml. on Friday,
nt : n. in., rrnm his late iesldentP.fl
I'liiiniiiKlmm piare federal nt. nbovo llth
st . Illsh Ite.jiiiem M.iea nt Church of An"
m".Ti'vin"t2rV ' "' '"' In,crlnrn' " Mho
llVAItl). ,m Nntlonal Soldiers' Homo
r7.n"iN,i "Altl. husband of the lam Mar
tha. A. IH.inl, aged ,1 ..nrn. ltelatlves anil
filends nro l.nvlled to attend the funeral
services, nn rrid.i.v. nt 2 a. in., il 11.!.!
iionee i of hi son. .I.ilin lljnrd. tan Soiiin
,l-M st., I'liilailelplilii. Interment nt lVrnwoi.
J!r.1,JT:' ..JL"'"1"". " '' viewed Jin
. u,'i..v, iruui n io n; p. m.
CI.AKK. nr November 20, lOtr. nr.1. v
w re of Jntnea M. Clark. MelativeV ami
frlcndi aro Invited to attend lh" Viinwn
scrilces. ,n Thiiiwlay, at 1 p. m nreeliniv
nt her late resldencp. asuil West WlMar L,'
Interment at lllltstde cVmetery via (unprai
Clw:i:iTi,VVli'"."r- .n November 20, loin,
yt 1 1. I.I AM o, Jr., son of William. kV
........ --! "cy 'i"I 111 i.hhiic,
tuny bo viewed on Saturday
evening,
CltAiIP. Or Novrmber
, .i.,.. ,.,, .,,ivrninrr .11. Illir,. IvATI It
CHAMP, widow of OcorgP S. Cramp ami
daiiehier of the lato John nnd Sarah Dycli. In
101.-,, KATE It.
-. ,,u rrtr. upiaiivps ana rrietids. alsT
thn inerrhers of tho Itenslngton M. K
Chunh, nro Invlied to attend tho funeral
services, on Thursday, at 2::tn p. m., at her
lato resldencp, 2!.-.i K. Susquehanna avp.
Interment private at Mount I'raeo Cemetery,
liemnl'ia may bo viewed on Wednesday, from
S mi tl in p. m.
DAItlt. On November 20. lOlfi. C11ATII.KS
A . Imahnnd of Cathcrlnn M. D.irr, aged It
years. IMathrB and frlenda. also employes
of .Mldiali- Steel Company, nro Invited lo
intend tho funeral services, on Thursday, at
2 p. m , at his lata rcMrtencn, 41:10 Chndwlek
st. Interment private, at Norlhweod Ceme
tery. Frlendt may view remains on Wednes
day, at s p. m.
l)i:NTi:i. On November no, 101.1. JO
SUI'IIINIJ. widow of Harry Dentel. Funeral
on Friday, at s::r n. in., from her lato real-deni-o,
.11.1 Northeast Houlevard. Solemn
Itpaulem Illsh Mats nt St. Hnnaventiira's
Church. 10th and Cambria sts.. nt lu u. m
Interment private.
DONOVAN. On Noomher SO. if) If:
II:i,:n., wife, or John J. Donovan. Rela
tives and friends, also tho Altar and Rosary
and 1. '-ague of the Sacred Heart, aro Invited
to attend th funeral, on Saturday, at S :!0
11. m., from her husband's residence 221U
Itaco st. Itorulem Mass at tho Cathedral nt
10 a. m. Interment at New Cathedral Ceme
tery. DOWNS. On November SO, 1015, WJI. 1,1AM
huaband of Jane Moore Downs, need 00
ltelatlves and friends, nlso Kqual Rights
I-oilKe, No. 401. I. o. o. F., and employes of
Dock st. freight department. Pennsylvania
II. It., aro United to attend the. funeral serv
ices, en Friday, at 11 a. m.. at hla lato resi
dence, 2li'i St. Albans place Interment nt
Nprthwool Ceinelerj. Auto service. Re
mains can bo slewed Thursday, between T
nnd U p. in.
...iL'f l1 1 P fn ?fi mKv m 1 m .
HAItA.' wife of John Dressier! nged Kl veara
Rolntlvra ant rre:nfla aro Invited to attend
'" funeral, on Thursday, at 7:30 a. in., from
her lale res denee. 2.1 w. louden et., (!er-
mantnwn. High Mass at St. Francl.i of As-
slsi Church, at tl a. m. Interment at Moly
tienulclire Crmeltry. "
tiepulclire Crmeltry,
;m.I.;U - o,. November 28, 101,1, jo
SUl'U husband of Louisa Kngler (neo
Speclu). In hla ith year. Relatives and
trtends, also me.nbera of tho White Fawn
Association, are InvltPd to otiend the funeral
on Thursday, at S:30 a. m.. from his lata
residence. 1128 N. 4lli et. High IteQuiem
...UrB ... .... - ... - ....... ..a .v ... .... ,1
tertnent Holy Cross Cemetery.
riKid. on November ao. 1018. jomn it..
husband of Carrlo Held (neo We ngard), un.i
tn 0f Kmlly A. and the late John it. f-ield.
Mats III nt. 4-eiera vnurcn. aL lu a. m, in-
In his :-!il year, ltelatlves and friend, also
Janea A. Ciarnold Clumber, No. 10. O. K. 1'.;
Kevstunp Ilenetlclal Association and emnlnvpa
of Henry Ulsnton & Sons' jobbing dept.. urn
Invited to attend the funeral, on Krlday
afternoon, at 2 o'clook, from ills mothrr'a
residence. 71"1 State Iload. Taeony. Inter
ment at Magnolia Cemetery.
J'l.ANNMItV. On November 29. 1015.
liltlixirvr, widow of Domlnlck Klannery.
Itclatlvis und friends aro Invited to attend
the funeral, on Thursday, at K..10 a. m..
from her late residence, 24S North itarston
si. High Mass or Requiem at Church of tho
Moat Precious Wood of Our Lord at 10 a.
m. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
I'llItD. At Mlllvllle, N. J., on November 29
1913. CIIAUI.KS FOIID, In the KM year of
bis age. ltelatlves and friends are Invited
lu at. end Hie funeral services, at the resi
dence of his sun-ln-Iaw, Thomas Whltaker.
20O North 2d st.. Mlllvllle, N. J., on Fri
day, at 11 a. m. Interment private, at Mount
1'lojHint Cemetery.
FHKKMAN --On November 29. 101.1. WU.l.
IAM 11.. son of the lata William II. and
Klla C. Freeman, aged 41 years. ltelatlves
and friends are Invited to attend the funeral
forM.ee. Thursday, at 2 p. m . at the par
lira of J. K. Utiles & Son, 1417 East Sus
quehanna ave. Interment private at Oak
land cemetery.
(iAMIII.i;. on November 28. 1915 at her
residence, 170 IVest Palmer at., MAnOAUET
E. (nee Graham), widow of Frederick W
Gamble. IteUtlvea and friends are Invited
to attend the funeral services, on Thursday,
at I'M p. m. Interment at Mt, Morlah
Cemetery. Remains may be viewed Wednes
day evening, after S o'clock.
GIMIKHT. At her residence. B401 Wetnter
at . 01 December 1, 1013, SUE A. OII,
IIIIRT (nea Wilson), wlfo of Theodore T
Gilbert. Notice of funeral later.
(11 I.I Suddenly, on November 28. 1015
Kl.IZAHKTH. wife of C. Elwood Gill. Aelai
Uvea and Irlenda are Invited to attend the
funeral, from her late residence, Schuylkill
Township. Chester County, J'a., Thursday
Service at the house at 10 am. Interment
at jreat Valley ITeabyterUn Cemetery. Car.
rUgea will meet 9:20 a. in. Philadelphia and
Heading train at PhoenUvllle station.
HANI). On November 30. 1913. HAIiniET
JEdKUP, eldest daughter of lion Alfred
Hand and the late Anna Jessup Hand. Serv.
Ices iroin her late residence, la Scranton
Pa., on Thurlay afternoon. "ramon,
HAINES. At Trenton. N. J., on Eleventh
Month 30th, 181S, ESTllEIt' ANN widow
ot -VVtllUtD 6. Haluea. ltelatlves and triads
at the Krlends- sleeting House, Medford N
i;- ?.n 85Ul?"d?y 1 at "' m- Interment &
Jdedtoril. ft. J
II.VIIKIS On Novembre 30, 1018 an Kin
NOJUtlS. wife of Harry Harris, and diuKbt.r
of the late Johnaon and Margaret CrV
IUUtlvM and friend are InwtJd to attend
the funeral services, on Thursday, it 3
o'clock precisely, at the resldenca ,
bar brother-. Mr. John C. Oretr T22&I North
lSth t. Interment strictly private. Auto
mobile service. ui-
HAVKS. Oa November 29, 1915. WILLIAM
HAVBB. ii years. Relatives and friendi
are Invited to attend funeral, oa Thursday
at 2 f. in-, from his brother-la-Uw-'s resi
dents. Herbert II Walker, 19 Pllllas at.
j-raukford. Interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery-
HENNESSV. On November 20, 1915. PAT
SICK,. hu,han4 of .Katharln T Henntoiy
(nee Uatleria. Relatives aad f-icods, jilio
all societies of which deceased waa a mem
ber, sx tavlttd to ettecd tbs Wetrst. oa
. .. TJVIan.!.' Ullnu tf.,.. -.,. "'W.
Invited in aiipiiiI tho funeral, on Hiindn
'! ,'' m" ,rrom ,,, mrents' residence 1,17
Mifflin st. Intirment nt uiieltrniiVm '.,....'
tpry. rtcmalna
DEATHS
TliiiMillv. at A A. m..
from his late rest
it.. r.Amden. Illun
tenet. 61.1 North 1th "t., Camden.
Mim at ihs rhnreh of the Holv Name at U
a. -m. Interment at calvary Cemetery.
II! f JOINS. On November 27. 10in. ANNA
M. MILLER HICIOINS, widow of Hiram
luteins. Mineral from her late residence,
,1110 North inth at., THireday, nt t) 30 a.
in. interment at Greenwood. Cemetery,
Mrooklsn, N. Y. lirooklyn, N. Y., nnd
Topeka, Kan., papers please copy.
1IOHNEH. Or November 29. MM, ISA
IIELLA MOORE, widow of William W. Hor
ner. Relatives and frlenda aro Invited to nt
tend the funeral services, on Thursday, at
2 p. m. tirecliHy, at the Calvary Lutheran
Church, 4IM St. nnd Mantua ne. Interment
private. Remains may be viewed, nt her
late residence, 4143 Westminster nve.. on
Wednesday, between tho hours of 7 and 9
p. m.
llfMI'lIIllIVS. On November 2. 1915,
MARUARET, widow of Daniel Humphreys.
Relatives and friends nre Invited to attend
runeral, Thursday, at 8-30 a. m., from her
late residence, 2"7? KenMtiRton nve. Solemn
Reoulem Man. nt the Church of the Visita
tion 11. V. M. nt 10 n, m. Interment at
New Cathedral Cemetery.
.lARllKN. On November 29. I9IS, MARTHA
II., daughter of Mary II. nnd tho Into James
Jarden. Relatives nnd frlenda nre Invited to
attrn.l th." funeral services, Thursday, at
P. m., at 1S2U Chestnut st. Interment pri
vate. KEARSS. Suddenly, on November SO, loir,,
ELIZA IIP.TH, wldoi of William KtatiK, In
her S7tH year. Due notice of tho funeral
vi 111 be given, from the residence of her
daughter. Mrs. Hannah Dunbar, 631 McKcan
street.
KIlMHII. On November 21. lnin, SARAH
ROLAND KKNDIO (nee Smith), wife of Ed
ward M. RendlR, and dauRhtcr of the lato
Cnptnln Richard and Caroline Bmltli. Rela
tives and friends, nlso Alumni nf tho Ilurd
School aro Invited to ntlend tho funeral serv
ices, en Thursday, nt 2 p. m at her
late residence, 2:2U N. rnmae st. Interment
private, nt Kcrnwood Cemetery.
l.r.llllH. In Moorestown. N. .1., nn eleventh
Month 30th, 10ir. ALFRED W. LI1EDH,
husband of l.ydla n II. Iels, In I1I1 tlMh
year. Relatives nnd friends aro Invited tn
attend the itinera!, on rilxth-day afternoon.
Twelfth Month, fid, at 2 o'clock, rrom
1rlcniiB' Meeting Houe, Moorestown, N. .1.
interment private at Wesitleld, N .1. Train
leaves Market st. ferry 12. Ml for Moores-
lown. Trolley leaves Camden every half hour.
LONG. On November 30, 1915. JANE,
widow of Alexander 1.0ns,, nued IV1 years.
Relative nnd friends nro Invited In attend
tho funeral services, en 1-Tldiiy, at 2:,'tn p. 111,,
m the residence or her daughter, Mrs. Kred
erhk Zoos, 22il South fllh St., Darby, I'a.
Interment prli.ilc.
I.O.VGAKElt. on November 29. 191,",. R.
RAl.l'ir. son nf Reuben ll, nnd Emma !'.
IrfiiiKiiker, need 27 cnrs. RelatLes and
friend", also ViiislilnBtnii Camp, No. :il, V. O.
fi. or A., and Ihn 1' and It. It. Roller Aim
rlnttnn, are Invited to attend tho funeral, nn
Thursday, ni 1 p. in., ai nis iiaretus- resl.
ilenco, Parkland Helchls, Purklaud, Pa. in.
torment at Nnrthttomi Ceiuotery.
I.U'.. n November 29, l!ll.", PAULINE
A., daughter of tho lato Alexander nnd Loiilsn
yr.. I'uner.il en Thursday, at M.;in a. m.,
from her lale re.idcucc. tin N. ;tl, Bl,
P.elalUea and friends nre Invited to attend
Mntctnn Re.iiilem Mass at tho Cathedral nt
'10 a. m. Interment private.
MARSHALL. on November 29. 1 0 1 ."..
WILLIAM V. MARSHALL, husband of
Ktnnia II. Manilwll. need 7.-, )ir, nf Chest
nut street. Il!irri Hill. Itelatlvea nnd frlenda,
also Ellis Post No. 11. tl, A. It., nro Invited tn
attend tho funeral services c, Thursday af
lernovn at '.' o'clock nt the nrnrtmenta of
Kltk A. Nice, O.!0l ilcrinnntnnn nvetui. ler-n-antowii.
Interment private. National Cem
etery. JM'AllI!. Oil November 2S, 191 r., .IOIIN .1
McCAHE. hinbnnd of Ellrn McCah (neo
Knowlan). ltelatlves mnl frlniuis, also l.'n.
plno Cominny No. 11, Plillndcliihla l'Iro Re.
Ief Assoilatlon, and I'lro rnsurnnco I'atrnl,
nio Invited to attend tho funeral on Thurs-
nny innrnintr at v ,'i o'clock, rrom his lato
lesldcnce. 11:11 Catharine stiect. lllcli red
idem mass at St. Paul's Church nt 10 a. m.
Interment nt Hoiy Cross Cemetery.
.McllONNEI.L. 'Mi November !!'.). 191,-,.
AllTltL'll, hii'bancl nf Mary A. McDonnell
inco DoiiKberty). Relnthes and friends, nlro
St. Uabrlcl's Holy Name Society; Div. No.
411, A. 11. II. ; Court Vesper, p. nf , and
employi a of the P. It. T. Co. Stntlon. inth
and Jn.-kson sts.. nro Invited to nltcnd fu-nor.-il.
Tliurnday. nt .S:30 n. in., from his Into
residence, 1T,.- S. Ouenthcr st. (2:1th nnd Tas
ken. Solemn Requiem Mass nt Church of St.
tlal-rlel nt 10 11. m. Interment Holy Crosa
Cumetcir.
JIELEV. On November 29. lOlfi, WYND
IIAM H.. husband of Knto Meloy. in his fi'.ith
year. Relatives and friends are Invited to
attend tho. funeral wrvlccs. on Krlday, Do
cpmber :i, nt 11 n. in., at his late realdenco,
42 Rl'-hey ave., U'ett ColilriKHWood. N. .1.
Interment private, at Ilarlclali Cumeterv, nt
convenience of tho family. 1-rlenda may call
Thursday ovenlng. l'lraae omit llovvcrH.
NOLI. El:. On November 29, 1(11 r.. CARL,
husband of Rosn Noller, In hla i'.MIi year.
Relatlvea and frlenda aro Invited tn nttrnd
funeral services, on Tliursilay afternoon, De
cember 2, at 2 p. in., at tho refatdenco of hla
son. William I". Noller, ."nio ljucb-lioro t
Tucony. Inlerment private, nt Oreenmount
Cemetery. Remains may bo viewed Wednes
day, after 7 p. m.
I'AI'I.. On November 30, una. PETER,
husband of Wllh'dminn Paul ineo Haunch).
nKi-d 15 ytvirs, Itelatlvea and friends, also
llirm.-in LodRe, No. 12.". I', nnd A. M. ;
Shakahappo Tribe, No. 1".S, l. (). R. j. i
I'anstatter Vnlksfest Vereln. also dlrectora
mid memberH of PltlliMlelphia Schiietzen
Vereln, uri Invited to attend hla funeral, on
Friday, nt 2 p. m.. fium his lato resident n.
421T Krankfiml nve., 1'innkforil. Interment
at Illibtde IVmeterv. Automobile service.
PETERS On November 30, linn. MA
THILDA SOPHIA, daughter of tho lato Am
brosn nnd Elizabeth Peters. Relatives and
friends nro Invited to attend tho funeral
services on Saturday, at 1:10 p. m., at her
Into r-sldence, 12(ir, Columbia ave. Interment
strictly private, nt Nurthwood Cemetery. Re
mains may bo viewed on Friday, from 7 to
0 p. m.
PIEHSON. On November 30, 101.1, LIZZIE
W., widow of Joromlah O. Plerson. I'uner.il
ervlec3 on Friday, at S11, m., nt tho chnncl
of Kirk & Nice, IV101 Germantown avenue,
Germantown. Interment private. ,
PVNE On November 29. 101.1. SARAH
PINE, in her S2d year. Relatives nnd friends
nre Invited to Attend tho funeral services on
Thursday at 2 p. m. nt her late residence,
f.20fl Woodland avo. Interment private.
RANKIN. On November 27, 191,1, JAMES
RANKIN, husband of tho lato Phebo Milnor
nnd son of thn lato Andrew Rosa and Eliza
heth Itanhln. Itelatlvea and frlendi aro In
vllnd to attend tho funeral, on Thursday, at
2 p. m., from tho residence of his son, Samuel
Rankin. Tennis nve.. Ambitus!, Pa. Inter
ment at Macnalli Cemetery.
ItAWI.H. On November 30. 1015. WILLIAM
luumiw, iMvvia, son or tno lato Charles
vunaic nrooKc. eunerni services nt St.
James' Church. 22d and Walnut streets, on 1
Krlday, December 9, at 2 p. m. Interment
JI1 4V.VID.
lllllliWAY. On November 30, 1915, HENRY
WRIGHT RIDOWAV. Pelatlvea and frpmla
Bra Iniltud to attend the funeral services, on
I'rllay, at 2 p. m., at hla lato residence,
2221 North ISth at. Interment rrlvate, at
Laurel Hill Cemetery.
HOimUTS On November 29, lllt.1, AL
HEllT M., husband of Mary Roberta (nea
Heiiclcrson). In his 79th year. Relatives and
friend', nl30 Kensington Lodge. No, 211, F.
nnd A. M. , Royal Arch chapter. No. 23.1:
Captain Walter Newhnll I'ot. No. 7. O. A.
It., and l!rlckloerB Union, No. I, of Penn
sylvnnla. are Invited lo attend funeral, Thurs.
day. at - p. in., from his lato residence, 5711
O St., Creacentvllle. Philadelphia. Interment
nt Greenwood Cemetery. K. of P. Remains
may bo viewed on Wednesday evening. Auto
service.
IIOWI. NII On November 29. 191.1, KATII.
ARINE S. ROWLAND, daughter of the late
William N. and Maria V. Rowland. Funeral
unices at her lato home. Croydon, Pa., on
Thursday, at t:30 p. m. Train leaves llroad
Street Station 12:0J p. in. Interment pri
vate. SANDERSON. tin November 29. 1015.
MAGGIE SANDERSON, daughter of tho lato
Ellen und Adam Sanderson. HelntlvAa ami
friends are Invited to attend funeral services,
Tnursaay. ai . p. m.. at tne residence of her
bister. Mrs. Joseph Garrcs. 1224 Arch st.
Norrlstown. Interment at OuU liurUl
Ground Conshohocken.
SrilATTE. On November 80, 1915, CON
RAD P. E.. husband of Caroline II.. at his
home In Swarthmore, I'u. Due notice of. the
funeral will be given.
SIILIlllV. At Tbulmervlll". Pa., or Novem
ber 2T 1915. PATRICK FRANCIS, husband
of the late Jane Sherry. Relatives and
friends, also tho Sacred Heart T. A. tl.
Society, of the Sacred Heart Church, or
Philadelphia., are Invited to attend the
funeral, on Thursday, from his lato resldenca
Oreen kt., Thulmervllle, I'a. Illsh Masa at
Our Lady oj Graco Church, South Lang
hprne, p., at JO o'clock. Interment at
New Cathedral cemetery.
SMOVKIL At Ilrlstol. Pa., on November 29,
1015, CARRIE II., wife of John Smoyer. In
her 5J.I year. Relatives und frlenda aro In
vited to attend the furerul services, at her
late rotldence, 520 Linden st.. Bristol, Pa.,
en Thursday, at 2 p. m. Interment Bristol
Cemetery.
KT-.:vJtvNS .. n November 29. 19t5
KETURAH. wife of John II. Stevens. I tela!
lives and frUnd are Invited to attend the
funeral services, on Wednesday, at 7:30 n m
precisely, a: her late residence, ISIS North
llth st. Interment private, at tho con.
venlence of tho family.
hTKAI'HK. On November 29. 1915. Proles,
sor MAX STHAUriB. In his TTtb year. Rel
atives and friends of the family are Vo.
pectfully InUtod to attend the funeral serv
ices, on Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock
"reclsely, at hU late rewldence. 8140 ltlJgS
avenue. Interment at Mt. Peace Cemetery
Remains may be viewed on Wednesday even.
Ids from 7 to 10. v
SIMMAN On November 20. 1915. wir.r..
I AM HUJIUAN. aged 74 stars. Relatives and
f-luds are Invited to attend th funeral
services Thursday at 2 p, m. at hla lata
rastdence. 2tj W. Itockland St.. Geriiiantowii
lutcrmtnt private. Kindly omit tlowers
bVOiCI). On November 30, 1915. JAMES
U. SNVORD, aged 70 years.' Ileuses' gad
frlsnds are invited to attend the Xunersl
services, on Friday afternoon, at 1 o'clock
at hi late residence. 1412 North Bouvler
TAUGAKT. At St. Agues' Hospital, on No.
veoitx-r 30. 1S15. CHARLES P7. son of the
lata Fa trick and Mary Taggar . M.Ktlv.!
end friends, also I. lf, B. V., No. lo r
lnvlted tg attend the funeral, on Thursv
morning Mass of Requiem at St. An
Hospital, st ,-- oa. precisely. Interment sTt
New Cuthedral Cemetery ' '
TAVI.OK.. On Eleventh Month. 20th. lois.
st Friends' Home, Keaastt Sausre' P
RUTH H. TAYLOR, ln her 5thyr, daugh
ter ot th late Yardlsy and Htcnaii T-ylur,
DEATHS
of Lincoln, V, rtelatlvee an friends are In.
vited to attend tho funeral, en Fifth-day, at
2 p. m. Interment nt Kennett Snuare, Pa.
THOllN'llIKn At her residence, 17B Mjjrt-
boro street, Itnston, on November 29. 191B,
ELLEN LEWIS, widow of Gcoreo Qulncy
Thorndlite, In her 71th year.
WESITALL. On November 27, 1915, EVA,
wlfo of Jobs I Westfall. Relatltes tnd
friends nro invited to nttend tho funeral
services, on Wednesday. December. 1st, at
2 p. m., nt her late residence S3S1 N. rark
nve. Interment private.
WI1IT1IV. On November 29, 1915, LOUISA,
daughter of the late. William Whitby Fu
ncra" service at Christ Church. Hospital,
4th nnd Ilelmont nve., on Thursday, nt 10
a. m. Inlerment at Nnrthwood cemetery.
YI1AUKIC On November 29, 191,1. MARTHA
J., widow of Joseph Yeas-; Relatives and
trUnAm nt. invited tn attend tho runeral serv
ice", on Thursday, nt 2 p. tn., nt her lato
residence, 22'JS Falrmouit ave. Interment
private.
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I.eugrr Ulllce.
COOK", white, for WllniliiRton, Del. Apply
Miss Herd, Room IBIn, Public Ledger.
i'onK, white, experienced; tvv-n In Tnmlty;
. K'feicncn required. 1117 Walnut st.
CHOKING anil downstair- work: no wnshliiK:
Protestant woman. Wrlto to 212 W. Miner
st.,'eM Chester, P.i.
GIRL, white, Ior Koncral houTrTworiti small
j!,.l,i!,y! novviishlni:..AppIy 2.12:1 Oxford at.
ifosiERY K-pcrlcncriTknltterHiind toppers mi
nthlctlo hose. Hygienic Fleeced Underwear
Comtiniiy. 2JI5 NHnwiird.
HOSIERY Exp. toppers and knitters and Icaru
era: steady work, coodpay l.'l'.'ii N. Iivvrenci'.
llOl'SEWbllK. amall family: eood wiircs:
foreigner piefcrred. nn Ablnuton iivo..
Chestnut lllll. Carlnro paid.
LADY'S MAID, must bo oxp'crTe'necil. Rood
sower, packer, etc. Address, rIvIiik last ror
crenee. J. 1:.. Ilnx 717. Plillinlelphla JKO,
LAFNURESS. eoloreilTliy d"jy,vvnnt'cd In llryn
Mavvr, Pu.; ono IIvIiir In tho vicinity of llryn
Mavvr prolcrred. II ll!l. Ledger Office.
NntSERY GOVERN ESS" I or child .'! years old"
Fn-nili or Ensllili prcfcired. to go to central
Pennsylvania: reference required. Meet i.uly
for Interview Room Sin, Public LedRcr, Fri
day moriilne. Do ember 3, between 8:30 nnd
10:3Q. ;
WOMAN, white, for general housework, abln
lo Iwko, lercrenccs required; family of 3.
Hill N. inth. Poplar 4I7 J.
APPLICANTS. IS to 22 years, to lenrn ti'le
rhono opcratlnK: salary paid whllo learning,
position iiHsured when t-nursM Is cnmpleted.
At ply In person. Dell Telephone Companv,
100 Market sL
YOCNG LADIES seeking office ' rnsltlons aa
STENOGRAPHERS. HOOEEEEPERS or
CLERKS will recclvo valuable ndvlco and
helptul servlco bv cilllng at Ledger Central
und consulting Mlsa Dean.
Through Iho COMMERCIAL DEPART
MENT, a free servlco to Ledger advertisers,
a largo number of young ladles wero nblo
to locate satisfactory positions, Mlsa Dean
will help ymi with your ad list your quall
flcntlons ami aid you to locate a position If
possible
General
GOVERNMENT positions open to women. J7J
mo. Wrtto immediately for frco list. Frank
lin Institute, Dept. 715 J, Rochester. N. Y.
HELP WANTED MALE
AUTOMOI1ILE WASHER wanted. Apply at
nct. Landls Garage, p...1) tlcrmuniown uve..
Chestnut 1 lUJL
linys, not under ID, for messengers, with ud
vnnceiixnt; H, Including lunch. l 21 S. Led
ger of lice.
Ho YH w anted, 1(1 or over, to work In wnll
naner tuctorv
Appiy ut once, iiecger, rimltn
., Page, Water anil Snyder ave.
CAIUNETMAKKRS wanten. Apply Lincoln
Furniture Company. R'tli und Uhtgli ave.
CAHLNirniAKER-S' "HELPERS wanted. Apply
Lln,oIn Fuinlturu Co.. Itith st;A: Lehigh ave.
CASE FITTERS walittdT Apply Lincoln FuriK
luio Comimns. lutli and Lehigh nve.
CilAl'FFEl'R -Thorough mechanic; competent
tu tako entire iti.irge of two cars and expert
driver willing to live In Honolulu; only
highest lefrreucea will be considered. Ad
diisall 741, Lodger Central.
CLOTH WEAVERS wanted.
I'ii
James Dobson, Inc. Illanket Mills, Scott'
lane, Fulls of Schuylkill.
ENGRAVER EXPERIENCED MAN ON
STEEL DIES FOR PAPER EMllOSSED
tiKAI.h; MUST HE GOOD AT LETTERING
AND MEDALLION WORK; WAGES $33;
STEADY POSITION. APPLY, WITH
SAMPLES, RICHARD M. KRACSE, 22 AND
-' . ai ST..NEW YORK CITY.
ENGRAVER Experienced man on brass stampa
for gold leaf work on fancy box tops and
perfumery labels; steady work, with good
pay. Apply, with sample, Richard M. Krauic,
22-21 W. 3d t.. Now York city.
FU'JOHMEN "wanted Those who have had
charge of floor und uio thoroughly experi
enced alsliiueii in tloaks and suits only will
l,o considered : must bo live, wlrea of good
cxecutlvo ability und pleasing personality.
Apply Frank & Soder Co., llth and Market
street. .
HOSIERY MACHINIST, experienced fixer, to
lake charge of rib frames; must thoroughly
understand Wlldin-ii, llrliiton and Scult &
Williams ribbers and Hepvvortli loopers; stalo
age, ttiiury unu uivrieutv. ahuicu f ixer.
I'. 0.Uux a 11:1.
KNEE "SPOKERS wanted. Apply W. G.
Price Sc Son, 10th and Morton av,, Chester, Ja.
LATHE HANDS Cleveland, Acme. "(Irldley
and Turret lathe henda wanted; Ut-cUut
men only; highest wages paid. Apply stand
ard Rulfcr-Uearlng Co.. 4-th & Merlon ave.
MACHINIST Single jouns man of good ad
dress for traellng ia. ; Prot., American
born; absolutely temperate habits, no others
need apply: answer full particulars. O 403.
ledger Ofhce.
Address
SALESMAN-Eastern Shore Maryland and Del
aware, for Importer lai-ea. rmbrolderlse and
manufacturer and distributor notion all,i
ladles' ready-to-ttoar. Only thoso liaviug ea
tabllshed trade and experience In the abovo
lines need upply. l.ood place for the right
in. Address It Tl'l, Ledgvr CeutraL
SALESMAN. OFFICE APPLIANCES HyJn.
ufactuier of natloual reputation, prefer man
famllDr with business systems; stale record
In chronological older and form of tompou.
satlon expected Flj. Lodger Office.
SALESMAN-Wjnted. exp. outside saliiiman
to sell finest grotertas to tanilly trade, ute
oxoerlenc- and salary. A 120. ldg -OrH.
SAL13SMAN. kUtlonery. command lug tradet
prop. L accord, lo aiut. cont'ld. An.lll S. IJtu.
SALESMEN wanted for art business: good" ref 1
ereuce reauired, permanent Posltiaa for good
mtn. , APdy Wednesday between 0 and in
Oviock. The Roscubach Galleries. 1320 Wat.
nut t-
VA"TfcD , An electrical engineer tq
charge of local plant ln central l'en7i
vanla. , Must tie willing to work for moder
ate salary to commence and furnish Lt
references "M
Addrtts P. O, Box 491. JUtooas, P.
HELP WANTED MA T.Ti
YOUNO MAN, 20 to BO. by msnafet.
national reputation: must hi V.ciri
ftllty, iddres, appearance and
nrilcn routlns: onlv i,a.a ..i.-.
supporting for a month while In train?. "
outsido salesman need apply. 215 rSj M
good ui-u,mnu ror younir man i.TrTja
clerical position, wltn opn0SunltTe,,1L,' hi
vancementi must be quick, accurst. fJI H
tins, good penman: wa . i?i.M.thul
state ngo nnd cp. Add, p 217, if jM
.
rhlladelnhls tt...
Mr. n. D. Gilbert. N'ovemb Hh, lft M
Philadelphia, renna.
Dear Mr. ni hi-
I wish to take this opportunity of ... 'i
nir my appreciation to you 1 and rto ? i,?ti2o "8
iiu i-iiHcr ior mo enorts or your dsiuiiL"'
In nsslstlnp; mo to Kn a position .rtlMal
knovy. 1 nried out one of your "rnoiei.1
ilanlui nnd .Placed nn sdvertlfeineni'ii!?
ri.cr ior mrce insertions, tho cast m JS
wns trivial compared with ii ..J",?r Wc
The ever ready nnd courteous 1 eerii,,.
dcred by your office, together with i" Ma-,
fYnvrlrl Mab. ?.... HI1 IDT fia
iystenr-tho ben of "an h.XniJ'J.
c.ty. and I cheerfully recommend V,? t'"'
K.er to any one seeking n , pesRllath.ti!?V
mo medium nf advertising, "'""
Again thanking you, 1 nfn,
Sincerely, yours.
JOHN M. BHRr.nio
-t9JJ!l'iiriit,
Oenernl
Ml N HROAD ST,
The. Oldest Orlglnsl
AtlTOMOHILB SCHOOL
Teach., you ,W to repair
and how to drive autos
ni'iiranji n. uroadst.
Jlookkceper, bright, energelle ynJSJ i
1S-22 Position, nsst. booKkeener siSfJ" ' I
immediately. Oilier' posltionToVn UtT '" '
1330 LAND TITLE 1ILDQ. 1
SITUATIONS WANTJEpZiiT
niVEK,Tri' """Krapher. Ui itZTZ?
esJrcsitood perm, position II MX til Ufr
'!llwv -
hi lOKKEf PER, ,1-rk or rnaliler e.TTT:
iiini-oiiRinjvcnp.1ble:M i,-,7. LedRfr Centni
- Sntrtl '
ntn 11111.1... . . .
1,1 J.ll III IMI1I I ran.l .....
Rlrl: Gtn n e i BiiS n"".'.':. "P.. "
Ml '
1 ,r t t. ,,,,,,, '-
i.- --- ." v. . 01,, vv
........ I,,,,.,,, ,mv , vva tlna Irish .,
. .-oiintry Pref.:refc 4IC, Lellger orftcV'
in uood family: supervlslnit lesson. J,rrn
T, .'.',.'"" -' '!" mot'ler oiTnm?"'
Jinm ffrsss: .rav.s .1
'v.,t, tuinicii, inn ,. np Wlinta Slninli.. ,-T
) ears' referenre. Iiltri chri.iiSi. .. "WJ
Dl-I(ins.iii 20211 W. "riatlun at Phon,
cVy.K-"00,rcook, Tsetiled rersnn.'nrsTSTJrrT i
jiuytc.drna,v,r,snt,.ry; kooJ "" WoTg'.
CODE, Scotch PiotestniitT
iniinlry ptcicrred. 11 1211.
Kf.od rererencti;
IdBcr Office.
ii. ,"";"-,ml woman. iirlvato7rirr: 1 I
.ltv.sul lirj.s;-,.r. . .,,' LedK.? 'ofn'c'i51
-UUn LXIierletlreil inlnr... , -,....
city or auhiirhs. II 121, l,eder 'ofiit, """''
r&r.lr-'V"'., wWa.pKi-ii.
'ed.ir st.
CtiOK, German,
cienro. (HIT Wi.s.ih . kr. ',.. .'rv,F'?0a '
,tnnMnn..u1. ......
v&v,-!n!"r'i,,rNor,2Uf"-;r
nceV, 'iiWj:?: "-"tryTriS!:
crt'iiirs jus T.ombiird st
i."oa rti. f, 1
'"'V ll,Bl ''"is- KM
Poplar iliu.
North "lliii "(.-
DREHSMAK-FltTltt "class, exper. des enH:
ineiiiH: 1tr,1(y ,..,. i:,7SC;- M'on'tKc0n"-
DR1...SS..IAKER vvaiita engts bv day or""vr . " '
n.cihs. to ist.clnss work. ret. H issf l"d.cVnt
ftO'EltNESD. Gcrin.iti. unll .a,....in.i ...-.
.!!'.',"''!' t5"0'! "owcr- wishes ilrst-ciass posM
tIon; best refrrcnres.Hr.7. ledger Centrll. I
HOESEKEEPER managing, hotel nndapaiv I
"'" "" excellent buyer ami financier: best-1
ot,,,,. nviiiiom i',,ii.
HOCSEKIjEPEIl unanaglng or working), Prod
prlv. ur Institution. H 122, Ledger Office.
IIOL'SEWORK Esperlenced young whlto ilrl
w.iiita eniTiil linuaon-ork In Ucrmantosn:
vvngia $1 pcrwi'ck. II 117, Ledger Office.
IIOI'SI.WORK. itrneral-Potlsh girl wlsheslS:
sltlrnij hpeuks HiikIIsIi. un rook Victoria
Polltuwukla. ItlOii Juniata st., Nlcetonn.
INFANT Nl'RSE -Capable or taking full
'lai-gi-; hospltiil training: ref. B Plli.Ud.CeaL
L.DY, closing house, desires to place thru
good mi I, Ik, conks, wattless und chamber
111. lid; good rcfeicnccs. Address C. II, 1L,
Dux 1.",, Iioyoii, Pa.
Iv"S MAID ir"liiTiiMTl'friiiirser-Exp. I'rot-'
catiint wiiiimn II 12.1. Ledger Office.
lM:NliRESS, lolnrod. tlrst class, wants work
at homo ir out: reference li;2U Kater
MAID-Girl, light colored, wishes position tl
maid In storo or office. 1SI2 chrlstiu
Phono Dt'klm.011 :13.1I V .
MOTHER'S HELPER by day'or hourduTSi
parent's ahsence. ll lis, Ledger Office.
Nl'ltHE Pnietl 7ef. nilddp-anvd woman, exft.
with Invalid, as mother helner with chil-
ilrcn; sewing, light dutlo II Oltl, Lai. CtnL
Nl'RSE itralned) with ci. - ly Invalid lidr;
inuinliu: work only. II 717. Ledger Central
Nl'RSE, PiotcHtaut, vvunts caro Invalid or on
child: best rcfciences. 2.V.I Cedar st.
NI'RSEltV "goveiuess, fully competent, thor
oughly expd: excellent ref II 115, Led. OH.
STENOGRAPHER, secretaiy, 12" years' exper.,
dcalrea respou.ms. ; refs. 11 4.,l, Led. Cent
STENOGEAlilEE-SEi"Y, th.uoughly
und capable: best refs. 11 OKI. Ledger CenL
STENOilRAPHER, neat, 1 apanlo energetls.
rapid typist: try me. II r,i:i. Ledger Centrtu
TELEPHONE operator, iir." branch pref.I
thoroughly cxp. H .',1.1. Ledger Central.
WOMAN, refined, desires po.ltlon, full chri
of home or actas ihaperon. ii 414. LcdXcoL
(TENTLEMANcl'isIng lile countrj place for
winter wishes tn find position for his co;
ami waitress (while). 1.111 recommend coil
highly. 11 712. Ledger Central.
If you arc In need of a S 1 NOGRAPHEB. J
IlOOKKKEt'Kll. ii.i:i(lv or umv.a.'SiL
SISTANT nnd do not tlnd an aa wae.-
mecis your rfiiuirviiiviitn. .,v,,o ,,
lA-anT lidKi-r Central. Walnut :I000. ssjj
tell her your nerds. She will submit toft
jour consideration several young ladles i
fierlenred and iiualllied to 111! your pojItloM
Thnmgli tho CtlMMEHClAI. I'BI'IMW.
at Ledger Central u great many uriu. --,
hfln ii,! to sei-uie competent office neii,
This service Is frco 10 i.euger auura'-
SITUATIONS WANTED XJATjE
ACCOl'.NTANT - FlVt.clas, experienced HI
oil.ee iii-iiiufii,t-ni, ,,.v.t,w - -- .,,,,. Afi
collettliins and up-to-date inthi;ds ul ailty w,
high unlcr nn I rm. offerei 011J Ari-ii5
high order an
ACCOUNTANT. ofiUu
lanagcr Young. mV
..rl..,Bl in iredlta. olltctlolis. aesuv.
tluinge. Adilrvss II 212. Lcdgt-r Ctntral.
AtH-OFNTANT', nfnee und sulea man, iB. , '"i
experkiue. lolhse man, unusual ubliiiir."Tt
Sires p-sttlon. Aduress II KI'J, Ledger CentrtM
ACCOUNTANT und olilce manager. thorouiMt
experienced and pruvti.-al. hlgli-srado ItttfJ
enviB. II (J.".'.'. Ledger Centrul .-
ACCOUNTANT, "comp . cxp. book If r tlejjj" '
pos. with -euauiejL-Jncerii. i j -j--,i
ACCO'UNTA NT-Small seta books keP.'-.?"'
. u
FICE; FELLY KXI'll, M 721. LED.irli;;
IVt.r, ".-,-.
HOOKKEEPEltor of lice work, was mf g.. gM
reason lor change; will make good. C
Ledger uiucc,
ir. .1. u'l.- 'I.-!! 'rlinrnnehlv emer
manager-bookkeeper desires position,
rencea. 11 231. laidger Central.
r.. .. r.. ;,.,', ,"., ,", ,...niii,.H ...itl, .-rw liVttem '
credits, 12 years experience, best reiereaw;
V. 112. Ledger wince. 53
mv-Ki-:i-:pcii. 2ii. at present employed. (
sires to inako change. C 3J3. ldgeroji5
CARPENTER and millwright foreman. JJ
many years' experience In construction "M
wants sicauy oosiiiou, m itici... -- - -a
Ledger Centra
CHADFFEl'R
in vra '
"P-.i ?'"", Viinl
Packard, Xjvm. Cudlllac, 2 yra.
: piJ
caretul ilrlver. nouesi, sooer, w-hs1-.' -
Ianlger Central. ,
-".!- .-"-. - T-: l - :.M-i.. ii tv
CllAUFFEUit. white, 25 years pf age, 8 ysfflj
experience, can d own rcpalrlss. uc"'ref,S
sltlon: Ust ot refs. 11 337. Ledger CeatnU;
CHAUFFEUR, mechanic Bn1V,,!j,.?t,S
ClTAlFFEUirAND tl AIIDEN Elt. marrW
man: best reierem.es. in ivjiuv-j .., "u
Maw r, i'a. J!
cTr.UKFEl'"R-EP. young Eus lishman g
accept position as 2d man. H Hi. Led. te;
C
'llAl'FVEl'R. white, uge 20. willing, . houi
work, experience. H 35. Ledger C'cnUftLJ
CIIAUFFKI'IL youiiir man. white, test :
lo own it pair, p. soapetix. ! i.
CHAVFFEL'R wlslies posltl.in. 0
lo own repaying. Ill E. Tabor
best
t rc:t
et
Ulna
CHAl'FFECR. whlte.good "nyer 0'i,g.a54
boose, rei. Oliver Varsoiis. 1012 B. 'a-3
CLKltK. young man. high t'b-l .rdua, A
yeurs'exp . wishes position. II 831. Ltd. :
r-OACIlMAN-U..RDENER rierr !UO.. cwr
country pla- e for winter desires vittoa
nls toacnniau inor'-ujFuijr rea.wtT -
bia to car. tor norses, cows, garucu v
of farm. P 2PI. Ledger utOia.
OOAOHMAN dulrcs r"el''a)n In OermanW
era .i
5SiK8l
ing, coal Keeping 1 -ivo. i.kuv t; vrC 3
DOdKKEEPEIt. STENOGRAPrtKlt. J"5K2
inIf. UEN desTrs iW;,
J'aiiii:ii pavmaster. illAROE 0pr5
-!
leni ed Oi?IX;
;ii
sue fixocavr, reicrenefs. is (' "
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