JIRARD TEAM
LITER THE SCALP
OF WEST PHILLY
fbiing Gage Players Out
ftr Revenge Uver
Their Rivals
ICHOLASTIC COMMENT
Schedule for Today
IIASKKTHAM.
Camden Illltti School .. Mlllvtlle High
School. t MlH.IUe.
rhlIdJvli,l Trades School .a. Uer
nasloirn niitli Minol, nt Orrmanlown.
Ball' Clob.
Schedule for Tomorrow
IUSKKTHAM.
IT.i- Philadelphia. HUH feline, vs.
(Irani College, fl"t B,,' 'nl Irnms,
li Clntnl College.
drartliinore High . l.nnwliiwiip High,
a Jawsdowne
JenUntown High t. Norrlslovrn High,
at Nc-rlslonn.
doutbem HUH lnrhy High, nt
Darby.
AMnglon High is. Germant-wn IVend .'
rrheol, nt fiermontown rtlfml'.
Breirn Preparatory v. St. Joseph's
Cellf., 8 P "' nl I,,h "'"l Silica
itrrets.
socenn
Episcopal Academy is. V.rsttot.n
I.len' School, nt .Vrsttotvn.
Six scholastic baskethalt contests and
ine soccer Ramo aro on the schedule for
ttmorrow. The liasltetball Raines will nil
it played, and unless tho weather tnkes
turn for the worse, the soccer match
bttireen Kplscopnl Academy and the
Westtown Friends' School teams will also
U held on the Westtown School Held. It
irtll be a hlK day for tho scholastic
athletes.
( Among1 the halt dozen basketball (mines,
the clash between Glrard College anil
West Philadelphia Hih School promises
t flOl COllIIICl i-OUl LIIU 1IIB- illlll -(HIU
turns will meet. l-nat week the Speed
Boys defeated Glrard College 34 to .13 in
t last minute of piny when Ilulrett
scored s foul goal. Glrnrd Is out for
revenge.
Another cootl came will bo between
Imsdowne High and Swnrthmoro Illch In
jtiiV'lawarc County llleh School I.cairue.
The Episcopal Academy students will
toon make up for lost time In catching up
with their shinny schedule. The Held
lockey came between tho Fourth Form
turn and the Fifth torm, scheduled last
Monday, was postponed because of tho
mow storm. Tho remaining games for
tic headmaster's trophy aro :
,mbcr 2i Third form vs. fourth Form.
'fmbr " Fourth Form vs. Kifth Form.
Wuiuarr .-rtfth Form vs. Hlxth Form.
: January Hi Fourth Form vs. Hlxth Upper,
t January 14 Third Form va. Fifth Form.
rjaluary 17 Fifth Form vs. Hlxth Upper.
January 21 Fourth Form s. 8xlth Form.
Itjiuiuarj .t mini rorni vs. mxiu ijI'pc.
ftre&riury Sixth Form vs. Sixth Upper.
0n February 4, after the last shinny
j'tx. the nnnual class rush Is held.
CMster JIIkU'h victory over tho Media
HOT,) school team gavo tho UheHtcrltcs
tfilr first win In the Delaware Country
Wlh, School Unskctball League. On Dc
oiber ii tho Chester High and Swarth
litore High teams will meet at Chester.
Jotint M. High Is manager of tho team
and Victor H Boell coach. Milton Har
f eyelids ted In arranging n very nt
tracUfe schedule for tho Chester High
(KoJMj sl.isoii. Wilson Rosa Is cap
tain 'of. tho team. All tho home gamcv
r. played lit the Chester Y. M. C. A.
Tnilfamson Trudes School has nn, nt-
tnieUTe basketball schedule. Tim W IN
llimion athletes play their first big game
i 'on Saturday with tho School of Industrial
ltts, of Trenton, N. J., In the home
1 irmnailuni. The Williamson wchedulo
'Mows:
0embr 1 School of InJustrlal Arts, ot
iTfrnton. at home.
Jatuary S-sdioot of Pedanogy. at Wllllam-
iUQ.
fcjaauary K-Phlladelphla Collego ot Phar-
I"J. at WIlllBrnson.
f.,JWr?' 2-Allentown Preparatory School.
lit AUentown.
t Fibruary S-Swarthmore Scrubs, nt William-
lion.
, fe'inrtc"1 12Penn,nK,on Bomlnary. at Pen
ihwbnl"y 20' rlnu Colleue, at William
fJ!5 4.7I'K1'"e Institute, at WHIUimsmi.
Rolf Jl-Bron-n ITeparatory. at Wllliani-
. lljylf Cb lsvllla'oia Preparatory, at Villa-
,rhlllp G. Lewis, of tho Gernmntown
HltTh School, coach or tho football team,
Jl'tmted a plan by which teams taking
r Wtt In Interclass games should receive
f tredlts for advancing the ball to within
t'ttrtaln distance of the goal and also
r making good attempts to kick goala
ftora the Held when the ball falls short
r Jf the bar, His remarks on tho subject
lu been favorably commented upon
, M,the plan will undoubtedly be tried
ai many of the schools next autumn.
Bt, Luke's School oneneil the basketball
"Mjn In a practice game with tho Ger
t"wn Hoys Club team yesterday, the
k?,VLke'a athletes winning by a score
,A to 28. From present Indications
ich Frost's proteges should make a
rgjt record this year.
FAWOrdfnfT trt ill A M1ak .A Un ll1.lte.lAal
tjMtor's department of tho Board of
wac4tlon, the grammar schools of this
W,are supposed to encourage and have
SOCCCF Ipnma rw -.... 1.1 1 .. - .
lOBlS -wav tA fl-.i . . "
-- ... ,w ,,u u ei-aiiiiimr scnnoi soccer
Jtun, There are few tutors In the gram
gH schools who know how soccer Is
"no. The lower grade youngsters have
JJjns to Instruct them In the game.
Km
RmilUm Nlcholal. director of athletics
we Temnl. TrMi,.A.iA.. ,
SM...day8'. Wlth the Temple University
.jwrte. using the "gym," preparatory
eat'.,- qu3 ,n Gaining and with Inter
liiil .V'ailne ln the Indoor game every
, tne Temple gymnasium presents a
lolts. E,reat acHVy every afternoon
? week.
BgOXAOII UREAKS TRACK
HECORD AT AVEST B1UXCH
fe'ures High Point Honors in Y. M,
m C. A, Meet
EiIt t. ... '
Hol.mnnn 1 wuuafi" ,ula honors In the
W monthly ,rack meet at the West
"ttreeu. l. M; F A- Kd anJ Sansont
Wt7 ?? nlBht w,th tota of 10 1-3
ajftrt! CaJ,tured flrst ,n he s and
tiJ.Vu dashes and t.. en, ,,..u
ib3.i... . cuonas" ,lftd lionors In the
G ?a,h" and tied for fourth in
U JUtnn. l,Tinnnast. lAneMn.l I.
...:. , -m"h luncicu ilia
WBi-vseT y iwo-flfths of a second in
SSjTs ; ,S..d ?" covering the distance
ftBtti? iwends.
r.r," uani
pvel toolt second honors with
FtH oolm. 7. , H otuuu Honors wit
lUewfor. J? !5! -y? das:
iWltlelne f. 7ir. "r ,n ,n -yBrd dash
Mb
m ommiry: e "BO ,ump-
I2":trd diiv'ftV-.Tr?a . .second.. T
. f fP!4?i1.'el and r Are. h, mTn.
tf Wetla iXSTi .,,. A . IVjM helgbl
JOUdK0
F.'Tivsi.'i,,r n K
t'lT "it. ' t Urec-nemelo. 4
Is.. ' Harlixmn ' a lli.,1.-..
tad
ii
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A. HuKr
... EVENING
HEAL ESTATE MEN TO ELECT
Bon Will Choose Officers tit Meet
ing TonlRht
The nnnnnl election of the Philadelphia
nl Estnto Board ..-111 be held tonlsht M
uio headquarters of the organisation, 1114
Glrnrd street. A choice will bo made
from these nominees:
President, Edgar a. Cross nrst vice
pres dent, .1. Iihea Crnl. Jr.; second v co
President, William H. Ball, chief of the
-VmS!! .- ?. rrPeft5-. nd treasurer!
tZhZ fo0WlnR have hecn nominated to
W.ltlnm r' ' dlct0. a to he elected;
William C, Bciiker., George. 0. Tjowker
Charles H. I,UCK,ej. VmiaTfi C ciaBhorn!
Frank Craven, .David n. Dallam. S E
wr1Vvr;,THC0,A A Vritz """" M. Gay
TJVr"".m ' alenn- ""race Oroskln.
t,.T RC?n' K"haw, William
t ?; ,1-t:,'5"ar,J,!.jUls! w- Mormon Mc
Miillln, Charles W. Miller, A. Iteaton
Mlnnlck. Edward M. Moll, Wd.rick A
Myers, Theodore E. Nlckles, naymond
t n.fk0. -lrcn.ce,C' ,,ctr,fl- Frederick
St Pile, I.lclinr.1 P. Powell, dlyndon
Prlestmnn. Walter C. lle.ldlwr, Thomas
Shnllcross. Jr.. John II. sinner,;, Joseph
P. Sivope, Frederick Sylvester. Harry n.
Thomson, John G Williams, lllbbcrd B
Worrell and Joshua 11. Veneer
BOY SCOUTS TO GET
MERIT BADGES TONIGHT
Awards Will Be Made for Pro
ficiency in Various Sports
and Vocations
Merit badges will bo awarded to OS
Hoy Seouts for proficiency In various
sports nnd vocnllont nt a meeting to bo
held In tho Hcout headquarters In the old
City Hall Uulldlng. nt tho southwest cor
ner of Gth nnd Chestnut streets, tonight.
Tho awards cover 13 subjects, from
gardening nnd mechntilciil abilities to
athletics.
Each Hoy Scout Is permitted to take nn
examination In the various subjects upon
application to tho Record Department of
tho Hoy Scouts. Tho awards cover the
examinations held slnco September. Thoso
who will tecelve the merit badges tonight
nro:
Troop.
n' V,?5?r Feldcnhclmer, camping, ryrllne
1 n. w. Horiilcrson, personal health.
1 Howard w. Ituncler, personal health,
PlotHcrlnn.
J-J red It. I'ltts, Bthlctlcs.
.3,!r:..5, I'lark, athletics.
!1 rtllllam Herbert Uuke, carpentry, hnndl-
i ,"""
fJ- McCartney, carpentry, craftsmanship,
handicraft. '
j Horare Whittle, machinery,
'Harry Ye.li-r. Hthletlis.
s Norninn llosen, craitsmanshlp, flreman
shlp, handicraft, public licalth, snlm
mlne Abraham Caesar, RRnlenlnK.
v .Morris Hcluiwm, Kardetilmt. llfc-imMng.
11 Norman Uuttoti, tlremanhlp
li.- T- Jordan, first n!d to animals.
1J C. S. Kennedy, flreirnnshlp.
11 Ollbert t.iutwlsr, tlremanslilp, first aid to
nnlinals.
'J H-'ward Krcln, scholarship.
Lynn C. Patmer, gardening.
JJ Husai-ll Palmer, Ranlcnlng.
J Ueniel lleiner, first aid to animals.
11 Joseph Sholdcr, flrcmanshlp, first aid to
animals.
12 Harry Kuts, first aid, scholarship.
1.' Harry It w. Keen, llfe-savlnir.
J. James IMatt, DrernHnshlp, snlmmlng.
IS Hicham Uarrsr. Ilrcmniishlp.
IS William Dougherty, llretnanshlp, anlm-
nilng.
is Kuiirne A Martinis, flrcmanshlp.
18 Humbert Martinis, flremaushlp.
IS Thomas Weaton. tlrrtnanahtp.
' I-ouN Cox. public health, signaling,
-- Mumrord Hohliisun. llfe-savlne.
"(I Ous AValnwrlght, cooking, swimming.
:ts August Herman, bugling, luithflndlng.
as Frederick SchnelJer, pathllndlng.
St Tonnsend Young, tlremanshlp, public
Ik a It h.
tl ! lingerie Walton, snlmmlng.
IU Bdwarcl Moier, leather work.
". A Wellington Horton, swimming.
17 J. S. Onens. snlmmlng.
? i.i.... , -.-, ..... ..-
." ,-uwnm itiiiH;, Hiniriicp, nremaiiBiiip.
NO William i'. lllsch. swimming.
" naniuei urrcn. nremansnip.
!V1 Abraham Menaker, flreinanahlp.
in natld trfvtn. ilremanahlp.
P. Samuel DaMdeou. carpentrj". craftsman
ship, handicraft.
O.T Michael Conlln, business, gardening.
UT Nathan flaffln, public health.
US William Packman, cooking,
Oj Michael Hnsen, carpentry, craftsmanship,
first util, handicraft, personal health,
public health.
PS 11. Ilov Mercer, flrcmanshlp, handicraft,
personal health.
101 Morris Stern, scholarship.
1112 John I'niejrer. signaling
ll.'t R. unpen Allen. Ufe-saMng, swimming,
li".: Ueorgi. V. r. Chapman, athletics, camp
ing. 130 A. Don Hcyl. tlremanshlp, life-saving,
swimming.
1.10 Hdwsrd Jones, firtmnnahlp.
130 Walter Hteenon, life-saving.
Peath Claims Woman Who Cut Throat
Mrs. Sarah Ingram, 71 years old, em
ployed as a child's nurse by I'arvls C.
DanMs, of 1310 North 12th street, who
nttempted suicide on Saturday by cutting
her throat with a razor, died at the St.
Joseph's Hospital today of pneumonia.
OBITUARIES
CHARLES I, CRAGIN
His Activities Made Palm Beach a
Leading Resort
Charles I. Cragin, whose elaborate en
tertainments at Palm Beach made that
place one of the leading winter resorts
of Ametlca, died yesterday at the St.
James Hotel, where ho had been ill for
a week with pneumonia.
Ten medical specialists of national repu
tation had been at his bedsldo a few
hours before his death, but failed to re
store ilr. Cragin to consciousness. He
Is survived by a widow, who was also
at the deathbed.
Air. wrag.n was president ot me uoo- i
bins Soan Comnanv. which he organized
a half century ago. Ho was also a di
rector ot the Fourth Street National
Bank, but had devoted little time to
either enterpiise In the last 20 years. He
spent much of his time at his winter
home, Beye Dete, Palm Beach. This Is
one of the handsomest estates at the
resort. It Is so large that Mr. Cragin
permitted the United States Government
to conduct experiments In fruit growing
on the grounds.
Mr. Cragin was a native of Boston. He
came to this city 5." years ago as the
local representative of Jordan, .Marsh
& Co, He was a member of one of the
most prominent families of New England.
When Mr, Cragin built Jteve Dete Palm
Beach was virtually unknown to Amer
ican society. His sumptuous dinners and
other social functions brought men and
women from all parts of the country to
tho resort, so that lie was generally
credited with the growth of the place.
MOTHER BONA VENTURE
Funeral Monday Morning From St.
Joseph's Convent
The Rev, Mother Mary Bonaventure
Stinsoii, superior general of the Sisters
of St. Joseph, will be burled on Monday
morning from Mount St. Joseph's Con
vent, Chestnut Hill- She died suddenly
yesterday in St. John's Orphan Asylum,
43th street and Wyaluslng avenue, from
heart disease.
BUhop John J. McCort was at her bed
side. Mother Bonaventure had been head
of the order for four years, and was
mother superior of the orphanage for 15
years prior to that time.
She had gone to the orphanage from
the convent at Lnestnut Hill to visit (he
boys among whom she had worked so
ardently. Her condition was recognized
as serious on Tuesday night, and the
last rites of the Catholic Church were
administered at her bedside and Mass
said for her by the Bev John I Thomp
son at St Patrick Church. She was
a communicant of that parish as a girl
when she was known as Ella Stlnsou.
Mother Bonaventure was about W years
old.
LEDGERPHILADELPHIA. THURSDAY, DECEMBER
Bentljs
Trie Notice Are Printed in the
Cfm'ng Ledger Free of Charge
aJt?tT"1l,.,,,",,' on December 13, 101N
evirIA. ,vc wiLot 'b late Henry F.
rrifnV.' J? h.fr ,.r-th. tar- Helatlves and
iero?. "12 J.njJ'f Jo attend, the funeral
Wa,"! -rldsy atternoon. December 17,
ti ?.H cl&c,, .fro.m ." residence of her soni
ASinll3nk, "l Uounhtcn. , SlB Pino St.,
Audubon. N. J. interment private. .Friends
celock Thursday evening. 1 to 0
n'nIi,T' 7T A,tn.!35..N'or,h Slst t en
,P.mber. lh ,n CHAiiLorrn wIsk,
r .iA.'.eT"ndcr. ?. Harnett, aged ta
J.fi .'"tatlves and friends are Inutcd to
attend the funeral services, on Friday, at
JJG;ir,"JLlJVrtrs Srmrtlelt'a funeral apart
mTn,,Vri?et.'Mar,"!t U ln'ment at W
1,VUtr:?TA,TOn,b0m.bV ,ft' '" '"CO.
r! Vr1 ?!' of Louts J. Iterretta. ttelatltcs
ciilLMf)n.'h1?? s,i"S toS Hla 1). s. and
ii. Ie Handy, No. 2S. L F, of A aro ln
I"m ttend the funeral. Saturday. 8
5iH;' 'iriin. hf.T '8. residence. 7.10 Pine st.
IM.i5'VllshKi,R"",.6, Marv Magdalen do
aSldr.VSlV??. C,M,t- Int"mcnl
I'HA!. At Chesllhurst, N. J on Decem
ber 12. inns, ELIZADKTH. wife of John II
Hevan ItelAlltra an,) feiA.1. ... 1-T.V."'. V'
5t"J?a l"!0 funeral sen lees, on fYldnv. St 2
r..vm V-kt..l'',f. a:?rtmr" ? "'. Pv li. Hair,
Chestnut
st. Interment nt Arlington
cemeterv.
1,V,AJ.'l;,l'I:',,T0n.t,pr'm,''r 14. ltlir.. CAlt-
fr.VV.,".,D.0.,.,.nn."l-lcI".r! I flstlve, and
,.'(.?!, 'inn -THOMAS WOOD III.AN
iriJAlll?i "" of l iHes M. and tho late
Al.-s (Iregg "1st., hard, at lilrm r?sVm
Ala., December 14. mm. Interment Cen
tral ..urel Hill, lrld5. December Kin.
,,Ul5f.,T." December 1.1, Intfi, riM.A
FfWNCHS, lf? of lilnard P. "turns. J tela
J,-'. -fna rr,"n,l are Invited to attend tho
uneral services, on Friday, Rt 1 p. m at
her late residence KH5 Drexel road, Over-.r.ok-.
?hrtt eerUre nt Mount Holly Ceme
tery at 4 p. tn. Interment at Mount Holly,
CAItl.. on December In. I MB. JOHN I! .
r!mil.?n rr end8 are Invited to attend tho
funeral .jr Ires, on Saturday, nt 2 p. m ,
nt his late residence, 212-j .outli Hnaewno.1
!i,,.Jnl,rmrni t'l-lvntf. Friends ma Mew rc--1,1
v ritlHtN. December 1.1, inir.. THOMAS
nJ,; .hu",",r,1.u0',,'.t"L.Hmmlreth Chatbtirn
f-?,i. .",;" ot ,n5 lj!l Thomns M. nnd Kllsa
t Imtburn. need 4S years ltelatlves and
friends. ! Hills Camp. No l, H if v.. and
fnplojes of Philadelphia Itapld Transit Com
any. arc Invited to attend the funeral
services, on Friday, nt a p. rn.. ot his
n'.er."1' AM.Snev1.?,1? 'v Oerinantown?
IP-TI"1!?1 n.' -.hlten Hills Cemetery. Hc
nialns may bo viewed on Thursday evening.
1 VlVW "." l"b,r 14. nil.'., THAD
.VV,' h,,,"!'u.,,", of J,Bry Clancy (nee sic
(illcn). Itelathes and friends, nlso all so-
......:..--.'' I" l III.
;"', nn.cn no was a member, are In
Jlted to attend the funeral, on Saturday, at
S... " '." f.rm" nl' lnt0 residence, oil
?-f,r,-T. "J- ,FoUmn .Maw ot Itequlem at
Clturili or Annunciation, nt 10 n. m. pte
c sely. Interment at New Cathedral Cem
etery. CIiAJ5.K!Rn Oecenijier 1.1, IMS, CHAIH.ns
.if .." . ' mn "' ,he ,a,e Samuel and Hllia
keth i lark, aaed 75 ears. ltelatlves and
frld.ds, dso Oreble Post. No. 10, U A. It.
aro Invited to nttend thn funeral rcrWces. on
pltlay, nt 2 p. m., nt tho residence of his
brother-in-law, Albert M. llaker, 21.1.1 South
li'iS,.'!' ln.m'n., Potc. Itcmalns may La
y';wedon Thursday evening.
LijAt.IN.At his apartments. Rt James
'otel. on December in, lt.1.", CIIAKLIIS
mi A" .M'V?.IN-i "'Intfvs nn'd friends are
lmlted tu attend the funeral, Suturdnv
S2nVi'"f,r "Km"''10 WW. tr"" ' "wV.
mrnJ." L "ler 11. .Hair. 120 Chestnut
r,'.rco, Services, nt Holy Trinity P. V:
Church, nth nnd Walnut streets, nt 10 ill
i clock. Interment nt Washington I. C
I',.:l,r"pn December 111, unii, JOHN
DAI.V belmrd liuslund of Mars A. l).l.
rormerly of S1I0 I'alrmount me. Itelatle4
and friends are lniltc.1 to nttend th funeral,
on Mnndni. nt ."... n. m.. from the apart-
fflS1.1?" .r. OII,ver !! "i,lr- Iv-" fhestnut "t.
??,nmK ll,eiJ,u"'m Mass nt St. Francis Xailer
thurrh at in a. in. Interment nt Holy C.oss
..ftnjJ.'Sr.'c Automobile funeral.
IA IDSON. On December II, 101.1. KMZA-
i' J, ', ,,,.AV.,.USON ',n'f Hilston). wife, of
Hainuel Davidson. IteUtlies and friends are
Invited to nttend the funeral services, on
S.a,tur,1,n at 2 n, m.. at her lote rcsldcme.
li-'U Dickens nio. Interment private. Itc
malns may bo v lowed Friday, from 7 tn 0
p, m.
ll.l..Ni:y. On December 14. 101S. JOHN
jA,WxKy' .':'. Si ears. Ilolatlld
and friends uro Invited to attend the .uneral
services, on Frldnv, at t) a. in., nt his Into
residence, 102S Shunk st. Solemn Mass of
Itequlem at St .Monica's Chur-h at 10 n. m.
Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery.
I)i:ltlNii:it. on December 14, loin, MART,
widow ot John Dorlnsir. Itclntlvea unit
friends ore Invited to nttend tho funeral
services, on Kiturday, at 2 p. in., at her lato
residence, IMS North Mil st. Interment pri
vate. DJINOV.IN.-On December 14. 101S. Ml
R.'.'A', huband of Mary Donovan fneo
o llrlen) and son of tho lato James nnd Mar
garet Donovan. ltelatlves nnd friends, also
Division 01, A. O. II.; Nativity Beneficial So
ciety, aro Invited to nttend the funeral, on
Monday, nt R..10 a. m from his lato resi
dence, aiflo ndKcmont st. Solemn Itequlem
Mass at Church of the Nativity nt 10 a. tn
Interment nt New Cathedral Cemetery.
I,l.,,,,..y.,,.:i,T.v-.-rn "Member in, nil.'., PAT
HICK I OL'OHEHTV, nited t years, Into ot
.,0.i;prl"'0 "' ltelatlves nnd trlcnds, nlso
Division No. n, A. O. H.; the Hmemld So
'.?'! .fathpllc Knights of America. St.
Michael's unc Men's Society, and nny
other societies of which ho was a member,
are Invited to view tho remains, on Thurs
day, from i tn 10 p. in., ut tho apnrtments
of Oliver II. Hair. 1820 Chestnut Ft. Func.al
from tho residence of his niece, Mrs. It. K.
Costello, Mulllca Hill. N'. J., at b:l a. m.
.Saturday, lllah Mass at the Church of tho
Holy Name of Jcbus, Mulllcn Hill. N. J., at
10 a. m. Interment at Holy .Name Ceme
tery. Mulllca Hill, N. J
ri.AHKltTV. On December in. 101H. PAT
RICK FI.AHKItTV. ased .10 jenrs. ltelatlves
and friends aro Invited to attend the funeral,
on Saturday, nt H :I0 a. m.. ftom the resi
dence of Mr. lMnard Mellrldo, 15fl3 Wilton
... itequivni AiHa. u. i.iesseu sacrament
Church, at 10 a. m. Interment at Holy
Cros. Cemetery.
GANHHI,. On December 14, 101.'., WILL
IAM, husband nt Susan C. Gandel (nee Mur
ray) and son of the late William and Eliza
beth Oandel. ltelatlves and friends are In
vited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, at 2
1'. in., irom ma Liu resilience, 111.1. poutn
12th st. Interment at Mount Morlah Ceme
tery. Friends may call Saturday evening.
GltAY. On December 14, 101.1, JOHN II..
husband of Theresa dray, and son of the
late Thomas S. and Elizabeth Gray, In bu
110th vear. ltelatlves and friends are In
vited to attend tho funeral services at his
late residence, 41 V Phllellenn st., Mount
Airy, un Friday, ut 2 p in. Interment pri
vate. Wllmt.iKton iiapera please copy.
HAINES. On Dccomber 1.1. 1MB. MAHV A .
dauchter of tho late Anna M. Haines and
JrnudrtauKhter of Kllzageth and the late
ohu Wllldey, IteUtlies and friends are In
vited to attend the funeral services. Saturday
afternoon, at 2:.1b o'clock, at her late resi
dence, .1i17 Falrtnount ave. Interment at
Ml. Morlah Cemetery.
HKIt.M.VN. On December II. 101.1, BADIB.
daUKhterof William and Annie Herman, aired
IS sears, ltelatlves and friends are Invited
to attend tie funeral services, on Sunday, at
2 p. in, at her late resident. 1011 McClel
lan st. Interment at Mount Morlah Ccme-
terj'. iiema.ns may be viewed on tiaturday,
from T:30 to 11 p. m.
HOFI'MKIKl'KH. On December 14. 1015.
MAUUAHUT, wile or Joseph Horfmesltu
ltelatlves and friends, also League of S.icreSJ
llMirt t.ra lnvlteil tu atten.l (Iim riutAr.nl n S
featurday. at H-'M a, m from her lato real
derce, 2.V.U North Hope st. Solemn High
31SSS at unu.cn ui visitation, at tu a. n.
precisely. Interment at Calliedrol Csmetery.
JHHNhTHN. At her late residence, 22.1
Fairmount ave. on December 14. 1U13.
BA.IIAH JOHNSTON. KeUtlve.i and friends
are Invited to attend the funeral services, on
Friday, at 2. p.. in. precisely, ut tha chapel of
Andrew J. Hair & Son, Arch and loth sts.
Interment at Mt, Morlah Cemetery. Auto
mobile sen Ice.
JtlNKS. On December 14, 101.1, SAMUEL,
husband of the late Sarah Jones, ltelatlves
and friends, also Mantua Lodge. No. 100. II.
ot H. T., are invited to attend the funeral
services, on Sunday, at 2 p. in., at tha real
dence of his son-in-law, Albert Morfett. Old
Nortn 30th st. Interment at Chester View
Cemetery, Friends may view remains Sat
urday evening.
JOItllKN. On December IS, 1MB. JOHN
JOKDEN Funeral on Friday, ut 8.30 a. m.,
from residence of James F. Itadlean, I'.UJ
East Allegheny ave Solemn Requiem Mass
at Church of Nativity at 10 a. m. Interment
nrivate. at Holy tross Cemetery.
KEARNH. On December 14, 1U15, MARY,
AijNr.a. oniv uauKititrr ut jonn ana ivatne-
rn
na Lynch Kearns. aged. years. Relatives
anJ friends are imltea to attend the
funeral, on , j - w. n... irom ner
par-nts resldetue. 4W0 Hoopes at. Inter
ment at Holy Cross Ceraitery.
KliSll. On December 14, ltl.1. Dr. JOHN
II. KEMP. Relatives and friends are lor
ited to attend the funeral services, on Fri.
day. at P- m.. at the residence of his sis
ter. Mrs. William J. Morrow, 21.) South Mel.
vllle st. Interment private, at Mount Morlah
Cemetery.
LAL'KY. On December 13. 1013, 'iHOMAS,
on of the late Martin and Margaret Lacey,
aged 47 sears. Relatives and frlaT are
Invited to attend the (uneral, on Friday, at
SS0 a. m., at tha apartments of Oliver H.
llalr. 120 Cbcsmul st. Interment at Holy
Cros- Csmetery.
lis USA Y. Suddenly, on December IS. I01B,
ANDREW, buaband of Emily Lindsay Rel
atives and t.-ltnds. also Scminola Tribe, No.
j I. O. R. M.j Washington Camp, No. 313,
& 0. B. of A., and Camp No. lid. p. o.
of A., and Concord School Council. No. Cm.,
- -, A., iu,.v- .u ntv.uia is tuusrai
srvlces. on Saturday. 2 p. m., at la lata
residence, 102 E. Herman at., Oermautown.
lDterment at Northwood Cemetery.
UUri'liS. On De.meUr lit, 191., ANNIH;
IX IA-FTUS tne Fox), widow of Patrick
I(l Ratatlves and friends, also Star of
Victory Lodge. No. 33. S. of B., and Court
WUlhtm I'-nn, Lady Foreatara, are Invited
to attend tba funeral, on Friday, at 8.30 a.
n, from her lata realdence, 2C0D East
Dauphin at, -lat Watd. Solemn Regutem
Mas at Church of the Holy Name, at 10 a.
hi. Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery
MacKENZIE. On December '4. 191S,
UfATKlCE DOROTHY daughter of Gor
J. and Marguerite M-cK-oila (na Glllltig
atu) aged 1 year Fun.rul Friday, at 2-31)
p. m.. from moiher residence, cO. S. Al
lison st West 1 tad.!.i. lotermaot iir(
vate at Holy Cross.
t.SI -.aiMklVV Ki.AnI. nn .., IK
-.-.ri w.,-.i-.v. -'- -..- 7- .--.- -. 1
a. is. i-iui- r . uuiar Jt Asrnss au 1
th, .ato ..-raw M-lco.,,
m ner i. tn year, -
Vii,ir.t J in ..... i w Kin-nil hip itinrrni.
Church, unit and lmtrd sts . at h' o-?lo4"
interment Vooter O. Itemntns may iVa
lewed Thiir,!niT r,nm e . i L lo
DEATHS
Relatives nnd friends ate Invited to attend
the funeral seritces. on Monday, at 2 p. m.,
at her mother's residence, 8w North 21st
JIAItTlN. -on December 1.1, loin, It. VIII
OINI.V MARTIN, rnneml services at her
late residence, 8121 Main St., Chestnut Hill,
on Siuurilnj, nt 2 p. m. Interment prlinte.
MA l IIIOW. -Suddenly, on December in. 101B,
KATIiHYN FAY, daurliter ot Furman M.
and Kntlo F. .Majhew, aged 15 years, ltela.
tlves nd ttlenfls are Invited to attend the
Vneral sen Ices, on Frldnv. at 2 r. m. pre.
clrely, at lief parents' residence, 4820 North
Proad st. Interment private.
.McXOLI.UM. on December 12. 10 IIS. WILL
IAM J husband of the late Catherine Mc.
Collum (nee (Inllsilicr). Relatives nnd
friends, alo employes of Curtis I'ubllahlne
Comrnnv. ate.lnvlted to attend tho funeral,
Saturday, at S..m a. m., from. his late resi
dence. 2iOS h, Indiana ave. Solemn Itequlem
Mass at Church of Nativity at 10 o'clock,
interment at Holy cioss Cemotery. Auto
funcril.
,l.I.l.'F'5'srAt Pottslown, Al.tPI! STANNUY
MILLS, beloved wife of Hills Mills, entered
Into heavenly rest, December llh, 1MB.
lturinl services at Christ Episcopal Church,
Pottstonn. Saturday, December lth. nt :1
P. ni. Trlends arc also Invited tn residence,
IllRh and Madison sts.. between 1 ..10 and
2-..0 p. m Interment private nt Hdgewood
Csmetery.
MURILW. On December IS. lotff. LAPIIA
).. wtro of Isaac H. Murray. Ucl.it lies nnd
mends i of the rnmllj', and members of the
Ji v , nrtv n llantlst Church, are Invited
to attend the funeral seniles, on Halurdaj-,
nt 2 t.tn. t.rerlsel, nt the residence of her
husband, notn bpruce st Interment at Fcm
woo'l Cemetery.
,lV.?.l.,.?.',n Hsfsmner in. 10IB. WILLIAM
Mill I I1T. huslund of Katharine Thur
Mrf". Miff" nd son of the lno John nnd
!ln,.ln.,, MYr"". Ilelallies and friends nro
Inilled to attend the funernl sen Ices, mi
II.... vvTJ.s I' '"-j nt '' "He residence, Hun
South notli st. Interment strlctlj private.
v!tJ!'?.'.,J5.n",v b .Hcned Thurs.lsy even im.
NU Ki'.MT;..'.!S I'cremher I4. 1MB, ANNII1
u-' fl!.c.KvV,T' '"'Kilter of Ihe late Charles
)v. and Mnrv B Nlekert Iteintlies and
friends are tmlted to nttend the runernl
fervlees, rrlilai. 2 p. m.. nt the resldenco of
tit brother-in-law. iMnranl Kovser, 1201 n.
tolumbbi ave. Interment slrfctly private
tlreenwno.l cemetery
JAUJ.'.V'T ," December 14, IMS. JOHN
JpSI.PH, leloved son of (leorse P, and nils,
nbeth N. JVcnnnnr. okciI 4 ears. ltelatlias
ami friends are respectfully milled to nttend
tho rt.nernl. on Saturday, at 2 p. m, from
bis parents' residence. 41.11 Richmond st. In-
r.;?.",'?'.'?."-1 Mt"1 Holv Redeemer Cemetery.
Qt 1411.1. j .Or. December 12. IMS. SARAH.
rMS. '. .3ihn 'lu'l5-t ltelatlves nnd
Irrlfn7.1li.",f4I'c,,J.,,e .of.,n' Sacred Heart.
2r?n l'u""1 ." ""end funernl. Friday, at
rn.? ni.. from her ,.nte residence, 2J.it
Olive si Solemn Hlah Requiem Mass nl
M. I ranrls xavler's Churrh. at 10 a. m
itiM.,r531',n.t OW Cathedral Cemetery
"W 'iTil.'.'.rU? Hecember 14, 101.1. OIOV.
I . ItEI'nTTO. late of 21.1 S. 2d n aged
''.4 Vnr" ."elatlves nnd friends, nlso frftlona
Lmberio 1st, nro Invited tn attend funeral.
Miturday. , SO a. m . from his late residence
i.,o.1'"A"llnK,."'' , o'emn .Mass of Requiem
at St. Mnry Magdalen De pasil'a Church, at
0 a m. prerlselv. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery. Automobile cortege.
IlltlllllllS. At Atlantic City. N. J., on De-cemr-er
14. 1IH.1, .'AROLINH, CI., widow ot
Charles 1 Rnberts, In her Mlth year. Itela
lives nnd friends are Invited to attend tho fu
neral services on Frldas, nt rail p. m nl
her daughter's residence. Miss Jennie .1. A.
Roberts, 12 Nn'th Providence nvc. Interment
private, nt l'leasantvllle, N. J.
Rlllll.NMIN, - on December HI. 101.1.
,.10Llnt?.',5 "K&'AMIN. son of nenlaml. W
and hnlllc llohlnson. aged in years. Reln
Hes nnd friends of tho family, also mem
bers of tin. Intermediate Class of Harper
Memorial tiundav School, nro respectfully
ll.SJtt! lo inl."i!il ,,,e fun,'r"1 ""Vlcea on
Sundny. at 1 ,'to p. m. precise y, at his
fa her's resldenco. 'mis North Hnl.ynrs.ds"
i.ir.i"."l,.l,,",.l.nK',n", M"- nter.nent private.
ItODHl. On December 14, loin, ZH.NNA
RODDY, widow of William J. Roddy Rel
jtlies nnd friends nro Invited to nttend the
funeral sonlccs. on Snturdas'. at 1. p. m . nt
her son's, Harry A. Roddy, residence. 12.1 N.
r.ll '." i'ln.''n .'i' J' "f mains may bo
viewed on trl.lnv at T n. m Interment .Vlount
Morlah ; emetery. Dclawaro nnd Maryland
patiers please copy.
SIMON. on December 1.1, 101B, SARAH
SIMON, d lughlcr ot the late Henry and
latharlne Simon and granddaughter of the
Into MUhni'i nnd Margaret Lutz. Ilehitlve
nnd friends, also emploves of Young & Kind
John 11. Fine Ixidge, No. 2.1, O. H. It. nnd
Camp No. 71, P. O. A., are Invited to at
tend tho funernl, on Sunday, at 2 p. m. nt
her late residence, lrtl.l West Passsunk ave.
Services and Interment nt Trinity Lutheran
Church nt .1.10 p. in.
STEARNi:. On December IB, 101B, AMCR
HA.F.L, daughter uf drover C and Flor
rnco May Sterne, In her Ilth year. Relatives
nnd friends of tho family nro Invited to at
tend tho runernl, on .Kunrin)', at a p. m.
from her father's residence, 27IR W. Dau
phin nt. Interment nt Mt. Vernon Cemetery.
SjIITT. On December 14, 101B, MILES, hus
band or the late Mars Stltt. Relatives unit
friends are Invited to nttend the Mineral, on
S'lttirday, at S a in . front his late residence,
IBIS South ilth st Solemn Msbs of Itequlem
at Church of the Sncred Heart at 0:a0 a. m.
precisely. Interment nt Holy .Cross Ccnie
tin. Auto servlie.
T.MTE. At Vines ard Haven, Mass., on Do
lemlier II. 1111.1. FRANK tl. TAITK. Rela
tives nnd frte.ids are Invited to nttend the
funeral services, on Saturday, nt 1 :a s p. m
at .ho nuartments of Oliver II. Hair. 182..
chestnut st. Interment private.
Till USUAL!:. On December 14. 101.1.
DWIUHT H. TRfKSDAI.n. Hen ices ami
.u.ciiiiciiv iiri.u.t v-iut-tigo anil u.ncinnntl
papera please copy.
THl'M'OTT. December 1.1, 101,1, HLANCHK
M.. vnungest daughter of Clifford and Helen
C. Trnscott. nged 22 sears Relatives nnd
friends are Invited to attend the funeral
services, on Saturday, nt 2 p. m. precisely,
nt her lato residence. 1815 North 27th st.
Interment private.
Ml I.I.N. On December 13. 101B, L17.ZIE
WILLS, widow of Edward R. Wills. Itela
tlvcs and frlendii, nlso Cluoker City Council.
No. 17, D. of L., aro Invited to attend tha
funeral services, on Friday, ut 2 p. ni at her
late icsldence. 2B0 South B7th st. Interment
private, nt Mount Morlah Cemetery.
MHITTAKHIt. On December 12. lots.
ANN1B 11. WHITTAKER. Relatives oj.il
friends are Invited tn attend tho funeral serv
ices. Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at Mt,
Herman M. H Church, ll.tlt and Porter
streets. Interment private, at West laiurel
Hill Cemetery.
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DOES any one know the address ur my son
Ira. ace IB. last heard from Nvmer 21
in Philadelphia. Please address Mrs. Uast
gla IttldllnK. Fostorld, O.
HELP WANTED PEMALE
IlOOKKEEPKlR and stenographer for real es
tate orrice. must write a good hand and
have ut least 3 years' experience at book
keeping. Apply In own handwriting, giving
lull particulars, good alary fur right parti,
with opportunity for advancement. U 32S,
Ledger Office.
BOOKKEEPER. D. E. : at least 4 scan -
l-r.-nce: reterence. a 3-3. Ledger Ortlce
CHAMUERWORK and Halting; white girl: as
sist wash.; family uf one, city, reference require-.
Meet employer. Room 23.. Public
i-ser. wi a - -loco. a nursuay.
COOK1NO and downstairs; white girl; up-State
girl preferred; family of 2, city, ft 314.
Ledger Office.
COOKING and downstairs work; young white
girl, reference. Call 4DI0 Larchwood aie.
QIR1V white, for general bouaeiiork. 4900
N. Ilth at.. Logan.
OIRLH. bright, active, over IS. for factory
.... ti.i- ... ...i. im-.i -nrpenter st
ICK9lKY Experienced knitters and toppers,
also learners, steady work; good pay. 13o
N Lawrencs st.
HOtTSEWORK.
general, gouj cook;
for Ger
good ref-
mantoiin. no waahlng or Iron!
laning or ironing:
ere ce rquircu
11 -10, Ledger Offtce.
-?tnuf Hill .lTU"ary: "' "f""ce' 9
HOPSEVVORK-Young girl, white, assist, one
111 Ing In Germamowu preferred. H 310,
L-ilger Office;
HOUSEWORK, general Capable v. hit girl.
for Cynwyit- reference. H3I2. Ledger Office.
HOUSHWOR---Whlle girl, small family. 3S1
ur lurai av. a-none iv oouiang jcuys IV.
HOUSEWORK, general Competent white girl.
r-ference. CoU SOlu Parkalds avs.
OPERATORS wanted, exp. on Singer button
sewing., machines. Roxford Knitting Com-
pauy Randolph and Jefferson sts.
BOFT HAT TRIMMERS Experienced trim
uiera on men s.a-ft hats wanted linme-l
ately Apply Paymasters -lc. John O.
StstcoB Compaay i'h ud Mumgomery av.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
WOMEN of refinement and pleasing presence
can have profitable employment. 2S0 s. 17lh.
YOUrfu, "LAIir Ueneral office work In Tnstir
ance business; state experience, reference
.jind salary ejeeted. D 2.H lrfdgerOfflce.
SALESLADIKS-Muat be experienced. Apply
JOfSl tJhestnutst.
SHIRT FINISHERS wanted: good" ray paid
tvhllt learning.. Rntford Knitting Company,
. Randolph ami Jefferson sts.
STENOtlRAPHER nnd typewriter, having
some, familiarity nllh railroad nnd legal
work. Stat experience and salary expected.
JP B42. Iedger Central.
STENOORAPHER Capable operator, one
with experience preferred: stale nge, experi
ence and reference. J!i,lf''''''B'rC?n!rn';
PPSTA1R9 WORK nnd mother's helner -Want
on, a good gri, good tinge .0 right party:
alit
nl.
reference
M
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ledger Centm
, NOW It Tilt. TIME for young ladles seek
Ing commercial positions to consult Miss
Dean" nl Ledger Central. Ilroad and Chest
nut sis. A. special servlco Is rendered to
STENOGRAPHERS. IIOOKKHEPHRR AND
CLERKS .through the Commercial Depart
ment to I.EDflER AbVF.RTIrtBIlS. and a
great number of joung ladles have been bene
fited by this service.
fleneral
PHI LA. Women Oovt. clerks exams, eomlngi
J.O mo.: ssmple qnes. free: write Immed'tclv.
Franklin Inst., Dept, 715 K. Rochester, N. Y.
HELP WANTED MALE
HENCH and floor mnldera warned. Apply
Jams liirkfr.lne.,.llh and "ajuga sts.
HENCH IIANDS In inachlna shop. Apply 4300
Wlsahlcko ale.
HOY wanted, aetlte In wholesale house, in
sears Did. chanco tor advancement. P .127,
Ledger office.
OARPENTliltS. Apply 4S0O Wls'altkkon'ave.
LASlIliiii and foreign exchange. Apply In
own handwriting, glilng age, experience and
references of last three positions held. 1" 3.11,
Ledgercntri.L
" 1CONTRACTOR'"ASSISTA"Nt"
Ruilillng contractor desires seniles of ac
tive man with acquaintance nmong nrchl-
iLTin in aniirit wnra mi. assist w.tn esti-
.mtlng. deslrnble opening for
riRht man;
immeuinie cngigement, p HI2,
igigement. P 312, Id Cent.
DUSI.INERS nnd draughtsmen with experience
nn ji i-. nyurnuiio worn; also on steel nun
heating furnaces. Reply P. O. Hox loots,
Philadelphia, Pa.
DRIVERS wanted: sfeady work, "good wages".
Apply Crane Ico Cream Co., 2.ld and Locust
streets.
DRCO CLERK, release one evening a week,
evers'oJher Hu.uln 4. ,2s Woodland ave.
ELECTRICIAN Young man tilth "some" o1c
trlcnl experleiue. but who Is also mechan
ically Inclined, slate age, experience nnd
wages desired. M2l'l. Ledger Oftlce.
ORlN'inilS Sellers tool grinders wanted; tirst
class men only Apply Standard Holler-Rciir-
Ing Co , IPth and Alcrloti aie,
OHlNDKltH "on rfnlsheif 11 orlt. ' Apply 4800
VViaahlckon nve,
MAN snd vvlfe for" Vrdmore. "do entire
work of family 1 gentleman, must have high
cat reference. Wrlle, stating wages wanted
and refircnee. 4.124 pine at.
MAN to take ihnrgn or" tlnrpet machine "anil
hoddv carls. John .1 James Dobsoti, Inc.,
Rlatiket Mills. Scott's lanc.Fnlls of Schuylkill.
PLATFORM" MAN lo check7 "weigh and ship
goods. Applv between 1 and .1 p. m. Amerl
can and York sts.
SALESMEN WHAT ARE YOU OOINO TO
SELL THIS COMINfl YEAR? IIEFOHE
CLOSINO '! SEE MR HCHENCK AT llll.'l
JWALNPT ST. HE HASA LIVE SELLEIL
SOLICITOR experienced: wanted Immediately
tn big subscription campaign: direct lends
with letters of Introduction. Liberal commis
sion. Applv In peron today from 3 to 4
o'clock to D. II. O'Loughlln. Franklin Hank
Rulldlng. Chestnut below Ilroad, first Aoor,
rlght side of entrance ,
STENOaifAl'IlER wnnted: liinnufnctufltig
concern within 75 miles of Philadelphia,
wants a good male stenographer. Apply In
own handwriting, giving age. oxperlencn and
references, nlso stnto salary expected. D 230,
Ledger Office. .
TOOL MAKI.RH," machinists, assistant machin
ists, screwmakers. automatic and hand nble
to set up nnd adjust machines, and skilled
laborers: citizens. Apply In person. Frnnk
ford Arsenal, between 8 and 0 a. m. for
ciin -ervicojippiicnuon.
TOOLMAKERS on Jlgt nnd llxtures: good
wages und working comlltlos, A. 11. Fox
Ouii Companv. 2.ld nnd Hamilton.
VANTED A bright, energetic, snung maii
familiar with Remington typewriter short
hand not essentlnl. when applying, wrltn
fully, stating experience nge. reference and
saiarv cxiiecieu; kudu itriiuty lur riKiil
person P 32.1,
l.eoger unice.
WANTED FIRST-CLASS TOOL
AND
nAHtii; ma lei-UN
I'liOHL. ACd'UATi:
T1IW STHNOTVPIJ
AC.ltSTOMF.n TO
WORK. APPLY TO
COMPANY. INDIAN-
AlllLIM, inn.
WINDOW CLEANERS wanted. Apply Relia
ble Cleaning Co., 41S North Randolph st.
(nenr 5th ard Noble).
YOUNG MAN. about IS years old. wanted to
assist In office of manufacturing plant In
Kensington, must bo stenographer; state ngo,
experience and wages wnnted. In own hand
writing. jtood chanco for advancement. P 325,
Ledger Ofllcc. .
YOIno MAN, about 18, wanted In wholesale
cloth house; salnry to start 84. Address P. O.
Hox 3070, FulrhlU Station.
YOIINO MAN, 17 tn 18, wanted for general
office work; good chanco for advancement.
M0 n. LeilgorControl.
YOUNG MAN. experienced In tilling orders In
whole-ale cloth house. Address P. O, Vox
M70. Falrhlll Station.
YOUNO MAN tn "spread cloth" In shirt fac
tory. Ruxford Knitting Company, Randolph
and Jencraon.
General
Ml N. RROAD ST,
The Oldest Original
APTOMOUILE bClIOOL
Teaches you how to repair
nnd how to drive nutns.
P. PKTZ. 011 N. liROAD ST.
CANVASSERS earn easy money fast selling
Christmas proposition: big profit. Marathon
Co.. 2.1 South III. st.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
CHAMIIKHWOHI- or" chlldnurse. "young
Americun Protestant, willing. II .tos.Lcd. OIL
COOK Competent English Protestant desires
a position, good reference. 1520 Fairmount
nvenuo.
COOK Experienced, capable woman: tirst-
class reference. See MlssIteed. lub. Led.
COOKING or downstairs work; competent
young woman wishes situation. 2107 Ilaln-
bridge st.
iTlRI Light, neat, colored girl desires to care
for doctor's office or will caro for bachelor
ai-irtments. (Itll 2U2S Federal st. or phone
Dlcklnson :iM' L.
GIRL, colored, wants elentng or half time
ivork In 11ut.P.IO, Ledger Central.
HOPauWOllK German Protestant, boy 4 srs. ;
good reference. II 307, Ledger Ofrtce.
MOTHER'S HELPKR or governess. Catholic,
healthy, refined young woman, well edu
cated: capublo und experienced; can take full
charge of one ur two children or villi net as
h companion, city or country. $S. J 75.S.
Ledger Central.
NURSE, hospital train., sov. years' practical
prli. work, Indef engage, with Invalid:
eduadit.; lilsh. test.A.. 1320 Columbia av.
SEAMSTRESS by day on any kind work, very
reasonable. B2S llensonst.Ca.nden
..Tl-NtKIRAPHEIl SECRETARY
Employed tilth publishing house at fair sai
nts, seeks opportunity for broader secretarial
ileieiuuiucni nun urm nnu aptireciates anil
ity and 11 III reward commensurate there
nllh. J li.n. Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER, cnpable. thoroughly experi
enced, des perm position with reliable firm;
excel, jecord and refs F 214, I.e.!. Central
STHNOOItAPHER-H-C-nt graduate; good at
figures; neat penman; rel. J t.17. Ltd. Cent.
STENOGRAPHER Experienced In office detail
iiork. be-t refercntes. $10. F 80, Led. Cent.
STENOGRAPIIPR. exp., capuble, neat, wishes
permanent position F 454. Lwlter Central.
WAITRESS Flfet-clns-. trained, young ivhli
vvoman. 203 llen-zet st , Chestnut Hill.
WOMAN", m.ddle-aged, wants light housework.
20311 Fltxwater st.
YOUNO WOMAN, refined, des. position where
executive qhllltv Is required. F 45.1, Led Cent.
YOUNG GIRL wishes position; housework;
small family. Call 1813 North Judson st,
YOUNG" WOMAN wants work with children,
F 513. Ledger Central.
REL1AULU Pruteatuut woman dsslrrs uioklng
or housework In prliate family, adults pre
ferred waaes t'l. Apply 2017 North 7th.
CONSERVATIVE, efficient, unique and most
valuable service Is rendered through the Cum
njerctal Department to firms seeking high
grade office help. "Miss Dean" at Ledger
Central has listed the qualifications of young
ladles experienced In. all kinds of ofnee detail
work, and has lud special training In se
lecting "the right person for the right posi
tion." Acquaint her with your needs either
by personal call or telephone Walnut SO.-
and personal attention will be given prompt
ly. This Is a free service to LEDGER AD
VERTISERS. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
ACCOUNTANT. 12 years' corporation
and mercGtitiln X-.rl.n-u. Capable ol-
fice manager and correspondent Also
advertising experience. l.t refer --.
J 8-0, Lodger Central.
ACCOUNTANT -Ofrtce and I.au, cllea
educattou. unusual ability, 12 years' exp-rl-ence.
wants t-jaltlan. J 731. l-cd.r CentraL
AUDITING, big and mile, d.ne by respoaslbi
man M 212, Ledger Of flee.
ROOKKEKPER. credit man, ufrtca manager -'
Y'ouog ma a of ability, 12 years' experience,
at preaent emplosed by 1 rga iiianutacturlag
company ln ab-vs capacity, desires to make
jhange excellent refs. D 22U. Ledger Office.
BiOKKKKPER- Young man graduate, ex
Seriencv I neat and accurate at figures,
'-iL-t.it position. Address F ?., Ledger t'en-
ral.
gOOKK-EPER, ashler uti.it ant) salsa
nir joung mxu 21, aceurats, esercetk. t
yrs, tws. t j. , wctjl tt ii, fedger Cent,
16, 1915;
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
iiooKKEEPKn, experienced, reliable erri-
ploj'ed by dsv, wants evening work. Aa-
dress Bookkeeper, 2218 ML Vernon St.
POOKKEBPRR, knowledge of banking: 4 rrs.'
xp : beat refej;enresJ Jt$erCriTj.
noOKKF.EPER, accountant, experienced, has
knowl.of cost keeping; ref I 227, Iv1. Oft.
ROY, 10, light hm.se duties with private fam
ily or eluh. 8101 Oermantown ave., Chest
nut Hill.
CHAUFFEFIt-Kxp. young Englishman
will
accept posltlonjns 2d rrsn. J VM, Id. Cent-
COACHMAN, single, wants insltlon; under
stands rare automobile, healers; excellent
references. F2t. ledger Central. ,
COMPANION or attendant by competent drug-
. Jcs physician 1 wlll travel. HJW7. Ijed. Off.
OARI ENEli nnd florist, single, thoroughly exp.
and roUablebest refs. D 201. IlgerOfflcc.
MAN. middle-aged, wants position clerical
work In office; willing to work for reasonably
small wages. Address 22.". 8. 3d St. W. A..
MAN. colored, wlshea position, Janitor of club
or apartment house; can give best references.
Address Hot uiu Strafford, Pa. .
MAN AND WIFE, white. wlh situations; but
ler and houseman; wife, cook: will no entire
work : references. D 235. ledger Office.
OFFICE
wishes
mmsTAYtv-Vmlni. man. 20. tvnlst.
wishes position ; 4 jenr' experience. Address
F .111. Ledger Central
I SALESMA.S. experienced" In carpets, drugs.
'. resl etnte; at present eniplns-ed: desires to
niHK.. cnnnR.- r ..l', I..-IH-. -rilum. .
SALESMAN idnthlngl- Young man. also expe
rienced tsllor. Address F .l.n . l-ilgcr Central.
8ECRETA11Y A.S'II ACCOl NTANT. with broad
commercial snd financial training and ex
perience as auditor, s.cnu.itnnt. corporate
and private secretari, experienced credit
man, professionally trained In law. expert
accountant. kllle.l stenographer and cor-
.r.nni.,mt at nreent enaAireil . desires con
nection with At mm cm F r.l... Isd. Cent.
WANTED- An opportunity. Verentlte joung
married tnnn. Wharton School graduate,
wants pol.lon with a future. At present em-plos-ed
Interview solicited. D 1 10. I-fd. Off.
WANTED Employment requiring reliability,
accuracy, courtesy, by man. IB. nctlte, exp.
In tMiatnclep work nnd accounting; best rers,,
small pay satisfactory.,. J H. I-lgr.Cent.
v-.lT-.l VI A V married emnlnved. wants to
m.tko new loial connections; able to rurnlsh
-..... . . u.l .. ba.....a Un.A ,.,- '
reiercnrea nt i.ni.uiia. .-i'i'-, ii. .,-...
been discharged, "elllng. purchasing, execu
tlvo or advertising. F Bin. Ledger Central
YoFNt? MAN for clerical duties: capable,
experienced, beat of references. I 458, ledger
Cuntial.
-OI'Ntl" MAN, s,"t"niexpetleficed7 desires port
linn In retail business where linnestv and
wllllngnes aro the crsentlnls; low wages.
F 417. Ledger Centtnl. .
Yl.I'NO MAN. "single, wishes pn."as nsvlstant
gardener In private family; best ref. from
last place Add. James llerron, Olenslde. P.i.
YOPNtl MAN. colored, wishes".! position as
waiter, porter or cook: can alio good rers.;
single Theo. Johnson. 202.-. lillsiiorth Bt.
YOPNtl "MAN, II sen.s' hotel experlenc.0.
vvlsliea to change position, r 250, Ledger
Central.
YOPNU MAN,ai',"hlgh school graduote, de"
slre position in lnwyer'M office; opportunity
of ep'ilvlng law, LJ5L?'L,!.::'ntr-,
YOPNtl MAN wishes position as stenographer
or clerk, references; experienced. Address
W A., 22.1 S. 3d st.
YOUN"o"-IANTmsrrled," wants position of any
kind. D 232. Ledger OfBce.
100 PER CKNT.
of competent man power nt your service.
I am 28 years of age, with executive ability
nnd n thorough business trnlnlng; nm de
sirous of connecting with n reputnble firm:
Initial salary secondary to opportunity; welt
edticnted, good address and habits. Full
detail' concerning genernl experience, to
gether with references, will bo furnished at
Interview.
J 757. LEDGER CENTRAL
ATTI-NTioN ' t-iTyou"svant"a young mnn"wlth
practical and mechanical engineering experi
ence, good on factory or office system work;
also mechanlcaljleslgnlng'' P 31.1, Led. Cent.
RETIRED naval officer desires position of
trust: good executive. P 21.1, Lodger Centrnl.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
MRS. MARY T. MCCARTHY, 2107 Christian
(Loc. 13031. supplies .- wants Ist-class Pro:..
Cath. maloand female help, all nationalities
WANTED-Cooks. waitresses and lionsonork
. BShSS- ,?.ri.'.l-w.,rG.rr..ryave.;V",'S ""
cook for Cntbnllc rectory
ougherty. 1313 West Glrnrd ave.
FIRST-CLASS REFERENCED HELP SUP
PLIED AND WANTED. Ideal. 1SI4 Reed
st. Phono Dickinson HOC.
MRS. MINZLAFF, 1010 Christian (Dickinson
51.1), supplies all kinds of help, male and fe
male. Catholic and Protestant . chef; refcr'ces.
MADAME ASHE.l.13:f Christian St. Reliable,
help supplied nnd wnnted; nil nationalities.
AUTOMOBILES
l'or Sals
AUTOMORILU SALES CORPORATION
142 NORTH HROAD STREET
Distributor of the Cadillac "Eight"
ANNOUNCES AN UNSURPASSED SALE OF
USED CARS
of all standard makes. Including the most
costly, which their ownera have exchanged
for the Type .13. Cadillac "Eight." We're
awamped for room nnd must sell at once.
TRICES ARE UNPARALLELED
and this In face of the fact that shortage of
materials Is bound to send automobile prices
skywurd soon.
Enclosed Cars. Touring Cars and Roadsters
ull In running order, many repulred nnd
overhauled.
IF YOU WANT A GOOD CAR AT THE
LOWEST PRICK
NOW IS THE TIME TO GET IT
OPUN EVENINGS UNTIL DEC-WIDER IS
CADILLAC. 1015. eight; condition like new;
complete!. -ini.-- ,. - .,
ilo'cOMoillLE. 2314 Market St.; Locust 450.
II. A. JUNKS, Manager Exchange Car Dept.
COLE. 1015. DEMONSTRATORS.
SLIGHTLY USED. FOR SALE.
L. P. ROWERS CO., 215-17 N. HROAD ST
FORD touring with tllssell convertible en-
closed top. nearly new; vers reasonable.
2tst and Cambria. Tlosa r..
STUDEUAKER. 1014, Limousine, with electrlo
lights and self-starter.
OOMERY-SCHWARTZ. 253 N nROAD ST.
hTl'DBllAKER COUPE, beautiful winter or
summer car. built for two and a seat fur the
baby '-"Si'l N 21st st
WHITE. 1012. 7-passenger. Il-cyllnder touring.
. ,! -n,.lt.nn mechanlcnllv : tires In good 1
condition Phone Spruce .) 1
a I . ll-.--.... ... ,,... .., -..
AI.MOST A
...tltlKTMAH
I'RESENT FOR
A 1013 37. Silent Knight Mo-
tore.! Car; .50.) fur quick sale. HAPLEIUH
A: CO. American and Cambria sts.
. Ml Parts Pierce-Arrow Six-6o
034 DIAMONDjnV PHONE l'RK 118
SEND FOR FREE I1ULLETIN
OF I'SED OARS
OORSON AUTO EXCHANOB. W N RROAD
aTS-PASSENGKR PACKARD CAR." 1U13
malel. In perfect condition, can be seen by
appointment Telehone Fox Chase It)..
' ALL CARS ROIIOHT FOR "PARTS
SCHOIlF.lt. 3311-41-43 Market St.
Wanted
STOPI LOOK! AND L.STEN!
We buy old autos In any wrecked condition;
get our price before you aell them. Phone or
vvj-Ra Southwestern Junk Co. 170--7 Carpenter
WANTED Mercer lol.t-14-1 - raceabout or run.
about; must be ch-atp for cash; full de
tails and price In first letter Silas Downing,
) Weal -.-Hi st. New Y'ork city.
" OLD AUTOMOUILKS WANTED
Any condition; beat prices. WHITE. 4)
Vrobrla at., Manayunk. Phone lana)unk 3-21
WANTED Mercer raceabout. Iui2" or lUl'i
model: state full particulars. F 217. Led
ger central.
AUTOS wanted for Junk. Get our prices 111 it.
l"hone Park 4HI.H-14 Diamond.
WANTED Touring car at once; bring car for
inspection, 8-15 Emerald st.
AUTO LIVERY AND GARAGES
TO HIRE (open day snd night) Drand-nsw
B-pass. touring car. with rotas. S1-2S hour;
also bran-new 7 pass limousine. 1 50 hour:
weddings, funerals, etc Poplar 1817 w.
KEj.R"!"NEW"OARAUE, DUO Ulrard aTiT
N.w open for saxiice with the finest up-to-date
equipment storage ..1 up. drop in ul
look It 01 er or phone Belmont Q13-,
AUTO REPAIEING
"" t SPEEDOMETER TROUBLE
t 8EE BILLY 51S N. BROAD T
CY-NDtT REBORED. Daw pistons and"
r-na furnlahad. wcldlnaa and bniln. ir. n
s:rTr. t . .-,-,.-. t -T"' r.. -
ususrweu- e c v v (t--0 at.
Airros stored and renatred reaaonabla
Guenhi- Garage, 48 N 00th, Belmont 1
AUTO SUPPLIES
BEAR1NQS-
Nsr Brtr. Serv 8t The t.vsjlUana Co.
131 rvV st Pto Walnut t. Uc. . Oiff.
'15
AUTO TIBES
. TOLLMAN TIRK8
Guaranteed 4000 miles. Compare pries.
Oaettns Lie., per gallon.
CHUM'S, 238 .4. Broad at.
DUPLEX Tinm-Mor miles per dotlsr thsis
any other tire.
2228 N. RROAD T. DIAMOND 1M4,
DOGS, BIRDS AND GOLD FISH
HOLIDAY PRESENTS Just arrived new 1m-
pprtatlon fine singing Harts Mountain. cana
nff llarta Vlmmla n esna-
ries. earn. Everv hlrd mmranteeil rcml
ery bird, guaranteed rem I
ainger. isges . er every description. can
where you will nnd largest and best stock
to select from. .
K. C. VAltLE. .110 Market st.
FtNR. TOPNO double yellow-head Mexican
psrrots, lo eaehj every bird la guaranteed
fhf.1 I. nlll !- V... . Rn ...
srdj larrest stock In city to select from.
, E. C VAIILE, 310 Market St.
HOUSES
B-A RAKIIR Horse Rlanket The longest
wearing. blanket ever made, has been on tn
market Bo yeat-s: none genuine without large
horse stamped Inside. Sold by Kelrrt. 1227
Market st., and other dealers.
BUSINESS OPPOETUNITIES
THERE'S a good chance on tho Main Jn
for n live wire raising and selling flowers:
nenr station: 2 acres, worth isooo nn acre.
B glasshouses (one of them cost J20O0 two
sears ago). stable. outhouses, horses,
wagon and other appurtenances: also the.
food will of a business running Bueeessfiillv
or 2i years. In all counting the site, vain
Jlo.OOO. the horses, wagons and thlngs,.ogo,
the good wilt, s'lOnn I should say, O0or)
the real value. 1 believe you could buy It
for half the money right now. Reason Ths
owner Is In bad health and would like to
sen some live voug one take hold of It, even
If owner has to give him a bargain. I know
something about tho business, myself, snil
this Is no fake. I think .It Is a splendid
rhsnee for n voting man with a little back
ing. It Isn't a case of all cash; so long ss
tne nacKing is good, me rest enn on er
rs. igeii, Aiii.ress ... c vv.,
M eehan Co , 1 1ll Ltldlow at
caro Pennoek-
8 PER PENT.
Accumulative preferred stock, with stock
bonus offered by
FOWLER STANDARD LAMP CO..
(Manufacturers of incandescent electric
globes)
OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA DU1LDING.
PATH.VT.S-AHTHPIt K. PAIGE. l,l Wolnul
st,. I'hlla , mecltanlrnl and electrical enti
peer, registered patent attorney: established
here 30 years; Inventions developed, patents,
trademarks, copyrights secured and liti
gated nnvwliero rejected applications prose-
!'Uted. prellrnjnnn advice free.
AN INVESTOR with MOOO to Join syndicate.
of prominent men underwriting a new enter
prise. Money fully secured by renl estate: rs
Cas able In one vear or lees, carrying llbenl
onus of stock. Highest reference asked and
Slicn. F 213. Ledger Central.
TO A MAN with established business looking
for centrally located property; I can offer
my .m .itory building for manufacturing or
commercial purpoei about 3.100 square feet.
Apply W. II. Delsroth, 71J Spring Garden st.
l'linno Market 30711.
WANTEl. $50,000 In good sound bualneas prop
osition. Investment amply secured by valu
able real estate Ills opportunity for any ons
looking for a good Investment. Full partic
ulars in Interview. Principals only. F 258.
Ledger Central,
A $2.1,000 CORPORATION has office of presl
dent vacant. For expansion wo require about
JH'.OOU. To the right pnrty attractive propo
sition will be made wthl control ot your own
capital. Party familiar with automobile busl
nea preferr cd. Address F 541. Ledger ,,,-ont.
DROP POCKET COAL YARD ON P. AND R.
FOR RENT, $10 MONTHLY. 030 WEST
TIOGA ST. ,
DIVIDENDS of from 12 per ccntTltownrd per
nnnum on Investment from $10 to Mono: send
postal for particulars, Tho People s Holding
Co . Asliury Park. N. J.
VICTOR J. EVANS & CO.
.n. lllnrn.i'i IVn.hlnfflnn T
C.
Write for descriptive book
GROWING ORCHARDS, all agei. for sale.
IIAI1ICY DAIII.I-.U1V.'-
1420 Chestnut st.
PICTURE THEATRE for rent; S73 mo., com
plete seats BOO: modern: no competition; bar
galn; other prop. HARPIST. 201 N. lirond.
GENTLEMAN with $1,100 to $2000 to Invest,
vvmi servtcos, in a mrg. nusiness 01 mem;
principals only; Inves. J 1)4.1. Ledger Cant.
1 nAKnllv. .iwiii. and fixture-., old-estab.
I cor. ; main ...... good condition: retiring: good
stand, without opposition. L 140, Led. Cent.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
SUPERFLLOUS HAIR removed by electroly
sis, the only permnnent way; eyebrows
arched. MISS SMITH, 402 Keith Theatre Rid.
Miss lloppe. halrdrcaslng. facial massage,
manicuring form. Mint Arcade, with llss
Smith.
FULL DRESS SU1T3
Cutaways, Tuxedos and Sack Suits
To hire and made to nrd.r.
NKUHAPER, THE TAILOR. 10 N Dtb st
ile!! phone. Walnut 2M.
EVENING CLOTHES TO HIRE .
rull dress nnd Tuxedo suits, latest style.:
silk and opera hats; open evenings.
SCHUI.TZ, 227 N. nth st.
TULL DRESS SUITS All new. stylish goods:
large assortment. SAMUEL COOPER, 1010)
GIRARD AVE. PHONE POrLAR 0342.
CARPEr CLEANING
CONTINENTAL
CARPET CLEANING HOUSE
S0TJI ST. ABOVE CHESTNUT
Bell phone. Locust 10-0.
WEST PHILA. MONARCH STORAGE CO.
WEST PHI LA. 3c. PER YARD.
WEST PHILA. 3870.7-' IVNCASTEIt AV15.
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY
WE REMODEL sour old jewelry Into the lat
est designs nt factory prices. MARTIN W.
AHI1AM-, 711 sansom st.. Philadelphia.
I nUY dUnunda. Jswelry and pawn tfkets fot
cash. Apply 2.30 to 4:30 p. m. Win Flick.
Room 10... 02.1 Chestnut st.
EKESSMAKINQ AND MILLINEKY
llEMSTriVHIi-O, iu cents a yaid. ull matt.
rials. A. RE1CHARD. 1113 CHESTNUT ST.
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
rOTTER SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING
DAILY AND EVENING SESSIONH
111.1 QIRARD AVE.
DRESSMAKING taught, short, practical. Inex.
pensive course: patterns cut, 50c. MncDoivell.
307 Denckla lli-g.. Ilth and Market.
POR SALE
ANTH-lLE and modirn furniture bought and
aold. some rare old pieces. Harvey Dager,
Arobler, l'a. Hell phone. 2 J; Keystone.
4U M.
LI1LLIARD and pocket tables, shufflshoard,
new and slightly used, liberal terms; renting.
repairing i supplies. Raaatto. 222 S. Sin
UILLIARD AND POCKET TARLES - Also
bowling aliays; easy payments. Oltt'.sa
WHvlALJlCpLLENDi:RO.,l0u2 A-ch.
UILLIARD, pocket 2d-hand tables. repabttngT
iuppllea. tlirk-Heal Mfg, Co., 2121 N. From.
1 UILLIARD, pool, combination. 2d-hand bought,
sold, reiitol, exch'd. Keufcr, :) Glrard avs.
CAsil REQ13TERS. new and aecond.hand; to-
l mlilera aa low aa $J0 on easy montblx
pasmenta; all registers sold by us fully guar
anteed. Tha National Cash Register Co.. 73
Chestnut st.
DfcSKS.lir.iT cabinets, "safesrtslaphons bootas
and office furniture and fixtures of svary de
scription; used, but ln fins condition, ana
very cheap free delivery anywhere.
HUGHES 11T1I AND BUTTON WOOD;
DESKS, large assortment, also household fur.
ntture- Dullng Central Second-hand Furnl.
ture Compans. 004-C6-14 Callow hill at. ,.
"suits, overcoats and 11almaroon3
Custom-made, new & slightly used
. .ll.-uliu. s w. -or 8th and Spring Garden.
09 9
VICTROLA VI AND
SIX 10-INCH D. V. RECORDS
guaranteed to bs ln perfect condition.
An excellent outfit for one who Is looking
for a good machine at a reasonabls price.
Fifty cents weekly accented.
Call or -rlto for complete descriptions an.
largo illustrated catalogues.
1,8 HEI'PB-S UPTOWN 8TORJ.
Car. 8th and Thompson at..
Phllad-lDhla. aV.
opLEvenings untilchrists;as
ner a VI -THO!-- now
UE-i a -,Ay FQR ,T NEX YEAH
Call or write for our new special Paymsal
Plan whereby sou con have a Vlctrola for
Cbrt-tmas. at.d atari to pay foe It next year.
HEPPE'S UPTOWN STORES,
Cor. .th.and Thompson sts.,
PhlUdalphla. Fa.
OI'B-S EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS
FIFTY CENTS A WEEK BUYS A VlCT-.
Call or writs tor utrttouUrs.
" HEPPE'S UPTOWN STORES.
Cor. 6th and Thompson sts..
Phtlad-lp-la. Pa,
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS
BIG BAIKIAIN IN FtrRS
Baby lamb coats. Worth fl25. at-J-X
Muffs and scarf. Wurth $50, at 1-5.
HeiUtlful sets- "Try before you buy.'
Renisa-ltag dune. H-a-ooable rates.
KOHAN. . S. 1-th st.
1S10 CALkNDAR-l to suit any bsl-jT"ois
t:nlou la tock. at sacrlnclut prices: also
caluidar o-is. Peon Pap-r Co.. K N. ilth.
HANDSOMK DIKINf . ROOM 8BT FOR SALE:
BOOKCASE. HAlf 11 U'KS, CHEAP. ,P
PLY 1ES4 S BROAD ST
XU1 . NTt.EMAN S IlK.ltaHAl.t: MIMIC.
T RAT nVKRCOAT FATBi FINS: Ei
aiMH1!-,v.l?ffcE. WViiitgr
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