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T0 MAKE REPORT TODAY
f, n report of he circumstances aur
eolas tha mklnB of tho Grace Sey-
i tht-ee-tnnsterl schooner, about 175
j '. the Irish const, on December 4,
" .. .-j... ... A TV rmmlnr nf
ftlitW08 lou"' "" -" w ""' -
si WInul street, agent for Howard
!,. of Lcesburs, N. J., owner of tho
Ljl by Hc BfVcn members of tho crew,
T.'ere rescued by tho Grecian etenm
Afn rosslfoglu.
njcrlf. consisting of Captain Charles
fiislll 31M Richmond street! first
ytft Donald Wright, of Linden street,
.-.firn. and flvo negroes, told a story
i
JtuitW' adventure and mystery that
.-Niched fiction, when they arrived In
iS city frm t,ie r,e'aw,iro breakwater,
Hurt (hey were put off of the Grecian
'timer.
Hits Wright dfclnrod that tho ctrctun
Sisctt surrounding tho Blnltlng were
'i,rious and Intimated that "somo
tilt was dono" to tho vessel before It
il NiwTork harbor on October 17 with
i an of oil consigned to tho French
Ly.nit.ent. Tho scams of tho vessel
taibetn tnmpeicd with. It was said, and
t crew; believes that German agents
jtt responsible.
According to Wright tho vessel was
tout two weeks out when It was dla
iiirtil that tho boat was leaking. From
a mi until tho timo they wcro picked
JH. the Grecian ship tho crew worked
rtht and.day at tho pumpi to keep her
tSOlt,
" MATE WIHGIIT'S STORY
Something was done that mado her
bk all over." said Wright.
TVe were loaded with oil for Rouen,
mitce. We had about 2900 barrels of
ej on board, and wo had a good big
(rtllht, so' thoy must havo wanted the
oil billy on tho other sldo to pay that
jftlgM. But wo ran Into heavy weather
tan the start, and then sho sprang a
kit.
-She leaked badly In tho rudder scam
uJ forward, and, In fact, sho leaked nil
irir. The water scorned to como In
mritfhere. Wo had n crew of five snll
M, and kept on tho pumps nil tho
Hae. The power pump wns driven with
ifuollne engine, nnd whllo sho wns go
it we kept afloat. Then tho gasoline
pt out arid tho water guh.ed on us all
lU time. Wo didn't get a ory suck out
tt the pumps the whole trip, nnd when
tie power pump gave out wo madd no
hidway at nil against tho water sho
Im- It kept gaining on us nil tho tlmo.
' HOOTED VESSEL, WAS "GONER."
"She sank deeper and deeper as tho
nttr ross In tho hold, Wo had seven
feet Of water In her nnd Bho had gono
totn until her decks were flush with tho
inter. The big seas kept breaking over
Itr all tho time, too. Of course, when
l teiiel Is full of wnter sho In very
sully capsized, so on the morning of De
timber t we cut away all threo masts to
lap her from turning over.
we had been lying to ror a long time
ties .already, nnd had lashed tho tar-
fiallni over the afterhouso so wo could
lUr there. Wo couldn't keep on deck of
thl titer-logged schooner and wo could
Jiutiiout figure out how long sho would
!ut tt the rate the water was rising In
lf hold. We figured that sho was a
loccr-that night. Bho couldn't possibly
stt another 21 hours.
'Tola Greek steamship came In sight
it J o'clock In the afternoon. It wns
pretty dark nnd stormy, but she mado
a out, and when sho saw there wcro
Wig men on bonrd the sinking schooner
.Kent up to windward of us nnd
iretped her lifeboat overboard. Tho boat
trifled down to us nnd picked us nil up,
-4 the steamer In tho meantime went
toa to leeward of us so that wo In tho
Vat merely had to keep on drifting to
ruch her. Of course, that's all a boat
cenld do In that sea. It was blowing so
kiri the seas swept aver the bridge of
tie steamer. But wo made her and all of
a tot safely aboard. But tho lifeboat
u smashed to kindling wood. But we
Sia't lose a man. Wo nil mado It.
Going up and down tho coast here tho
WMe Seymour always was all right,
Jh ana Bound. After nil tho money
it was spent on her at Norfolk and
Jt York, sho should have been better
wa ever. Sho should havo been,
wether she was or not Is something I
Nopoae to talk over with the owners
(morrow morning,"
IBS RIOT IN JUAREZ;
i AMERICANS EXPELLED
Throngs at Treasury Demand
t Money Looting Is in
I Progress
tU PASO. Tex.. Dee. 24. Illotlnir has
a resumed In Juarez.
W mob is said to have surrounded
Carranza Government Agency clam-
" for money,
I &Uih flrlnn, kna V-,a- kaa4 nnil tnnt.
H i reported to be In progress.
fAU Americans were suddenly ordered
Ql OF fVlA Xf.vlnni. .nnm n ml "! n r. a m 1
P.. Vi -..-.n.it tun,. UIIU UVU.
prising;, commanding tho United States
PJ here, has ordered his men to per
tao American to cross the International
J" from El Paso to Juarez,
ptreet cars havo stopped running
Wis the bridge.
rwht, established headquarters here
WCerd&v. lTn wnH nati hit f.llnw
I'fymen to go to Juarez, but he de-
--. naymg that there was mucti re
"fstruction work to be arranged before
f there.
General Manuel Dohnn tho fnrmar Villa
H-fcfmjnder ln Juaez. Who was selected
fu "" ican consul Anareas
? as commander of the former Villa
gjl'ory, resigned today and came to El
K.'n Qen'ral Obregon named General
H Roblas to succeed him.
Pi Barker and G. C. Quijada, em
)" Of the Babrlcora. ranch, the W. R.
itr ."pcity near aiaaeru, arnvsu
""Umi, They reported that the ranch
"M COnnnnt hv lanarol Villa with
W the Madera Company property 10 days
J; jnd that General Medlnavleta was
IrJfW charge. Looting was general
1. -'.-, ...ej .am, siiu iuu, .w.e.v.
rVt Or (Am... H A . I ffAlBufan
ir?" pey left. According to the Hearst
irr"ii manager, who Is here, the lour
ij--... Bre j,-, B- uiactc ana y. .
g5 Americans; P. Keane, an Eng-
IVm ' ivtura Wagner, uswimj.
""Ha la on bis wav to Madera, there to
J' a Junction with General Rodrlguex
-wfez ana strike for the state or.
"s, on the Paclfle coast, with K00
''scorning to Information which is
a accurate. His request for per-
"W to cnlr thn Tlnlta.1 RlalVB Is now
IVftd tft hsva Kobh jt..l9nJ Am a hllnil
LS Villa more time to withdraw from
J'1Mceotly entered tha mint at Chi.
-" Wtr .wndd alt the specie
!!! " !whtt fienjeraX Joe Pelgado -
' j. " 'H'3nJls to. a, uitc jcel ve
iMRS. L. S. HAAVKINS' FUNERAL
Widow of Manufacturer nnd Charity
Worker to Bo Buried Monday
Tho funeral of Mrs. Lydla S. Hawkins,
is years old, widow of Lawrence Haw
kins, a leather manufacturer, who died
2L er ,,. me- t102S "aster street, Tues
day, will bo held next Monday.
t u "ft,WKln8- who devoted her life
to charltnble work, was born In Mont
gomery County. She was a founder and
n member of tho Second Baptist Church
for B7 yenrs. Sho hod been president of
U16 .?.rcJ.s.So.clety' Rnd secretary of the
Baptist Sisterhood since their organlza
tlon. 8ho la survived by two daughters,
Mrs Cornell D. Harris and Miss Sarah
G. Hawkins.
OBITUARIES
G. ALBERT LEWIS
Prominent In Flnnnco nnd Noted ns
nn Artist and Historian
G. Albert Lewis, 86 years old, one of
Philadelphia's most remarkable charac
ters because of his versatility, died yes
terday at his home, 1S31 Do Lancey street.
He was a painter nnd flnnncler and his
torian. G. Albert Lewis wns born July 3, US),
and received his early education at tho
Friends' Academy. He was the son of
John F. Lewis, nn old-tlmo Philadelphia
merchant.
Albert wns tha seventh son, nnd after
leaving school ho entered the counting
houso of his brother, ndwln M. Lewis &
Co., nnd In 1K0 became a member of tho
firm of John A. Lewis & Co., nnd after
Its dissolution beenmo assistant to tho
president and cashier of tho Farmers
nnd Mechanlcs Natlonnl Uank in 1S37.
Mr. Lewis was elected cashier of tho
City National Bank In 1853, o. position ho
held for 37 years, resigning In 1D00.
Ho wns an artist of considerable abil
ity, exhibiting for a number of seasons
paintings in oil nnd in wnter color at
the exhibitions of tho Pennsylvania
Acndemy of the Flno Arts nnd nt thoso
hold by tho Artists' Fund Society of
Philadelphia. Ho dovoted much time to
tho study of genealogy. In which he be
came exceedingly skilful. Ho was a mem
ber of tho Historical Society of Penn
sylvania, the Numismatic and Antiquar
ian Society and tho Amorlcan Philosoph
ical Society.
Ho married, in 1851, Anne Cornelia, tho
daughter of tho Bcv. Thomas Lnrcombo.
Khc died In IMS. Two children survive,
ono tho wlfo of the Itev. Frederick Bay
lies Allen, of Boston, Mnss., and the
other Hermann A. Lewis, of Philadel
phia. JBeatljg
Thtta NotlctM Arm Printed In the
Evening Ledger Free of Charge
ANDKIISON. On December S3, 1018, SUS
ANNA K widow or deorico V Anrtcrnon,
need l0 years. Helntlven nnil frtendii are In
MtcJ to attend the funeral rrrvtces, on .Mon.
dnv, at 1 p. m.. at her lam residence, llKU
Weit Olrnrd ate. Interment prUuto at
West Liiural Hill.
HATES. On Decembir S2. 101!!. In Pitman,
N J . DAVID A. HATCH. ned 00 yenrs. Rel
atives nnd friends nre Invited tn nttnnd tho
funeral, on Hundny. Docemhtr 1:0. at 10 n.
m., from tha ruldence of hie aon-ln-law,
Allen M. Duncan. Lexington nvc. l'ltmnn,
N. J. Hervlce nt Crosi Kev M 13. Church
nt 11 n. m Interment at Cross Keia. N. J.
n.ItKi:it. On Drcombcr 23, 101.'., SUSAN
UOTCII. of 1703 Ppruce St.. widow of Oromo
T. Darker, llelatllea and friends nre In
vited to attend tho funeral services, on Mon
day at Vi m.. ut St. Mark's Church. Inter
ment private.
llAD.tiriAItllNKR On December 21. 1D1B.
SOPHIA W.. widow of Oeorite XV. Haum-
zariin.r. in n,r fiflt irar ,ieiaiirn unit
friends, nlso Columbia Idae, No. 10, SheP'
hrd nf llfthli.hem. nrp invited to nttend tha
funeral services, on Hundny, at 2 p. m.. nt
her lute residence, CIS N -liith et. Interment
private, nt Ternwood Cemetery.
IIKCIITEL. On December 21. 101.1. CAnO
I.INi: It. m:CHTi:U nged 73 yein. Ilela
tlea nnd friends aro Invited to attend tho
funeral servicer), on Monday, at 2 p. m.. nt
htr late residence, 4148 Glrurd ac. Inter
ment private
11I.ANCK. On December SO. 10!S,KFIinAIM
COX I1LANCK. aired Ol lears 7 months.
IteUtlvcs and friends nro Invited to attend
the funeral services, on 25th Inst., at 1'30
p. m. ut hlfl lato residence Vlnemont. In
terment at Swamp Cemetery. Trains will
meet friends nt Vlnemont. train leaWnx
Heading at 12:20.
HltO.VDIIKNT. At her residence, 013 North
1.1th at., on December 2:1. luln, MYHA. wire
of Edward C. llroadbent, a led 31 years. In
terment at lloaton, Maaa.
lUtlMlllAt'Cll. On December 22. 101.V
HELEN L. (nee Braddock). wlfo of Alfred
M. HrumbaUKh, aired .It years. Itesldence,
Mi N. .Mat at. l'uneral services and Inter
ment private.
ntlTCllKII. On Dacember 22. 1015. ANNIE
C. wlfo of John H, Butcher. Helatlves and
friends nro Invited to attend tho funeral
aervlres. on Monday, nt 2 p m., at her late
residence. 110 Queen lane. tJermantown. In
terment private.
UI'TI.KR Suddenly, on December 22, 1013.
CLAItE.NCE I,., on of Joseph and Alblnn
C. llutler. (telutlvca and friends are Invited
to uttend tha funeral services, on Monday
morning, at 11 o'clock, at his late residence.
16011 North Houvler Hemalna may be seen
7 to U o'clock. Sunday evening. Interment
private.
GW.I..ll,N. On December 22. 1013, MAH
QAItET J., wife of John T. Callahan. Hela
tlves nnd friends are Invited to uttend tha
funeral, on Tuesday, nt 8.30 a. m.. from
her lata residence 1 10 Fltiwnter at. Solemn
High Mass at St. 1'hlllD Da Nerl Church.
at lu a. m. Interment at Holy Cross Ceme
tery. t'AHT'N. On Dacember 22, 1018, PATIUCIC.
husband of Sallle Cartln (nee Dougherty).
Helatlves and friends, also employes of
Tntham fadd Works, also Division No. 70,
A. O. 1I..' ara Invited to attend the funeral,
on Monday, at U:3o a. m.. from tho realdence
of Mrs, Marirarot MaoNamee. 1224 Ellsworth
at. Solemn Itequlem Maas at St. Teresa's
Church at 11 a. m. Interment at New Catne
dral Cemetery.
COCK. On December 22, 1015. ELIZA I,
widow of Joseph Cock, In her seth year.
Helatlves and friends are Invited to attend
the funeral aervices. on Monday, at i p. m..
at the residence of her aon. in-law, Harry. A.
Annleirntft. 11A7 vVhltmnn me. Camden.
Camden,
N. J. Interment private, at Fernwood Ceme-
tery.
Krlenda may view tha remains on
fcunJay. 7 to 0 o'clock
COKTK'. On December 22. 1016. ELLA
CORTEZ. widow of John Cortei. Helatlves
and frlanda ura Invited to attend the funeral,
on Monday, at 7..I0 a. m., from tha resi
dence of her brother. William Durns, 15
I'enn at.. Clifton HeUnts. Delaware County.
I'a. High Maaa at St Charles' Church, at
n a. m. Interment at St. Charles' Cemetery.
No carrlaxea.
CUMMINfiii. On December 21, 10 IB. MARY
J. CUMMINOS. widow of Levi C. Cummlngs.
Itelatlvea and friends are Invited to attend
the funeral, on Monday, at 8 30 a. m.. from
the residence of her son-ln-Uw, 1 Alfred
Clark. 40.1) Catharine st. Solemn, High Mass
of Itequlem at St. Francis da Sales' Church,
at 10 a. in. Interment at Cathedral Ceme
tery, CURTIS. At his residence, tha Coronado.
on December 21. 1013. THOMAS JAltVla
CURTIS. Funeral services and Interment
private.
IIAI.KV. On December 21, 1015, MARY A.
DALEY, wife of John A. Daley and daugh
ter of Edward and Elisabeth Hagen Inea
Dalton) Relatives and friends are Invited
to attend tha funeral, on .Monday, at 7'Xci
a. in., from her parents' realdence. SOLS
Mercer st. Solemn Itequlem Mass at tha
Church of the Nativity, ut u a. in. Inter
ment at New Cathedral Cemetery.
HUNI-AI. On December 22. 1015, JANE
DUNLAl. Relatives and friends , are In
vited to attend the funeral services, bn Mon
day, at '- P. m at her late residence. 8UU
North 23d st. Interment private.
ENOI.EHAKT. Suddenly, on Dacember 52.
1015. WILLIAM F. BNOLBHART. Sr. Rel
atives and friends, also Concordia Lodge,
No. 07. K. and A. M.; Jerusalem It. A. Chap.
ter. No 3. Mary Commandery, No 33,
K.'T,S Philadelphia Council. No. 11; Fhlla
delphia Consistory, 33d Degraai Lu Lu Tem
ple. A. A. O. . it. .: Red Croaa Con
atantlne: Philanthropic Lodge. No. 15. I. p.
O. F.t Volunteer Firemen's Relief Associa
tion, aro invited to atteud funeral, on Mon
day at 2 P. m. from hla lata residence, lt.ll
Ilrown street. Interment Wast Laurel Hill
Cemetery. Automobile service.
1'IKGKL. At Trenton, N. J., on December
22, 1013, REBECCA, wife or John Fleiel
jj. iViui I)(JUiv.VA mm WV ml l lilt " f,Kt,
n htr 7Uth year. Notice of tho funeral will
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I.O KU-",,..," . oiill T, l ,
iiair, 1S.U V-iiVV.UU. .., U,u(4.u,.
FISHER. At Palmyra, N. J., on December
22. 11)15. WILLIAM THOMPSON, eldest son
of William H. and Mary E. FUbti. aged 25
veers. Relatives and friends, also all or-
filiations of which he was a member, are
nvited to attend funeral, Sunday, at 2 p m.,
from his late realdence. 100 W Droad st ,
Palmyra, N J Services at Chrlat H. E.
Church Interment Morgan Cemetery. Trains
leave Market st. ferry for Palmyra, at 12. JO
and 1..10 d- in.
OALLAOHKH. On, December 20. J015.
MARY, daughter of Uernard and th lata
llrldiet Gallagher. Relatives and friends,
also Sacrad Heart and Altar Societies and
SuV, M. Sodality of tha Nativity Church, ara
Invited to attend funeral Monday, at MO
a. in . from htr lata resideric. 2CUS K.
Clearnell st. t bolema Raquleoj Mass at tha
Church of tha Nativity B. V. M.. at 10
a. m. practsely. Interment at Bt. Ana's
Clt'lT'l'ITHS. In Chaltont. Ps on Decem
ber 22. 1?15 AUSTIN E. ORIfFITHS. aged
to yearsT Relatives and friends ars ftvits
to stten? ths iHptrol from hs ! ute residence,
oaVboauy 27th. 11)15, at to .sTa m. Serv
ices at Montgomery Baptist, Church, st 13
o'rlwk- tatermeot In aajolnltur around.
liiiiKIfi. On DOtetaXer L'S. 1U1.V HENRY.
DEATHS
pellee. ef the funeral -will bs given from hit
Ute residence. 1330 Nort Franklin at.
HAnrtlTY. On December 21, 1018, DANIEL
J, husband. of. Hannah S, Itarrlty tnee Mc
??f): Relative" and friend. nlo St. Pat
rick Holy Name Society, are Invited to attend
funeral, en Monday, at S n. tn. from his late
reildenc. (Ill 8, Ttnry at, (27th and South).
Pplemn High Mass of Requiem at St. An
thony's Church at 0.30 o'clock. Interment
CathrdrM Cemetery.
HAWKINS. On December 21, 1018, at her
residence, 102S West Master st.. I.YDIA 8.,
widow of Ijtwreneo Hawkins .Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend the funeral
Service on Monday,, at 1..10 p. m.. at the
2d Riptlat Church, ,th st. below Olrard ave.
Interment private, nt Ivy Hill Cemetery,
1IE1M. On December Sfl, 1018, ANNr) a.
wlfo of Charlea F. Helm, aged 35 years.
Relatives and friends are Invited .to attend
the funeral aervices, on Monday, at fl p. m..
at the apartments of Oliver If. Hair, 182d
Chestnut at. Interment at Red Bank, N,
J., on Tuesday.
HI.NCKM:. On December 21, 1018. at ned
lands, cal., WILLIAM, ann of Katharine
C. nnd the late Charles F, Hlnckle.
JACOHY. On December 22.1018, EDWARD,
noni,oi .viargarct jacooy anu son or tna
t William and Ann Jocoby, aged 48 years.
Relatives and friends, also Cardlngton Re-
publican Club.. aro Invited to attend the fu-
fi
lerni, on wunuay. at i ,au p..m., from nia
ate residence. Marshall road. Cardlngton.
lelawnm fniinlv Pa. tnU.m.nf n-tfAl a.
urrennowi v-emetery.
JONES. On Fourth-day Twelfth Month,
2M. 1010, SUSAN NEWUOLD. widow of
Samuel A. Jones, nged S3 vents. Relatlvet
and friends nre Invited to attend the funeral
aervices, at tho residence of her ron-ln-law,
J llllim tt. Keeney. .US East. Lancaster ave..
8t. Davld'a, I'a.. on First-day. 2llth. lnat.,
at II a. m. Interment private. Train loaves
Droad St. Station at 10:15 a. m,
JONES. At Moorestown. N. J., nn Tourth
day Twelfth month 22, 1015. REDECCA W
widow of Christopher II. Jones. In her 70th
year. Relatives and friends. are invited to
attend the funoral, at Friend' Meeting
House. Mooreatown, N. J., on Second day
Villi .Inst., at 2 p. m Train leaves Market
St. Ferry 12:50 p. m. Trolley leaves Camden
1.0S. Interment at Easton.
I.15MIS. On December 23, 1015, OEOnaE
ALBERT LEWIS, In hla S7th year. Funeral
services at hi", lato residence, on Monday.
nt 11 a, in. It Is requested that no flowers
be sent.
I.r.WII. On December 22, lOlB.JOSEPHtNn
It,, widow of James l.ewli. nt 11401 North
15th St. Relatives and trlenda are Invited
to attend thn funeral services, on Saturday,
nt H p m precl'-ly, at residence of her eon.
C. N Lewis. SMI North SOtti at. Further
services and Interment at Newvllle, Pa.,
Sunday afternoon
I.ONODEN. At his residence, 2.14 South 44th
st . on December 2.1. 1018, THOMAS B..
hushand of Lnvltila Johnston Longtten. aged
IkS jeara. Relatives and friends nre Invited
to attend tho funeral aervices, on Monday.
nt 10 'lo n. in., nt the apartments of Oliver
II. Unlr i20 Chestnut at. Interment pri
vate. I'lenae nmlt (lowers. Loulsvlllo (Ky.)
Papers pleuso copy
LOWDEN. Suddenly, on December 31. 1018,
FREDERICK It. I.OWDKN, husband of
Anna H. Lowden (nen Hnrnes), aged 01 jenr.
Relatives and friends nro Invited to attend
funeral services, Sunday, nt 1 n, m.. at his
late residence, in N. 28th t Camden,
N, J. Interment Morgan Cemetery, Pnlmyra,
N J. Remains may bo Mewed Saturday
evening.
LUITON. At Woodbury. N. J on Decem
ber BJ, JOHN H. LUrTON. aged 01 years
Relatives and friends are Invited to nttend
funeral on Sunday, December 20. nt a p. m,,
from his lata resfdenco, 22'.l South Ilrond st .
Wooilbury. N. J. Interment private, Urecn
Cemetery.
LYNCH. On December 22. 1018, IDA, wlfo
of William Linen and daughter of the late
Ueorxc C Hnd Hnrnh (1. Van lllunk. Relatives
and trlenda, also employes of Hegga Ac Gra
ham, aro Invited to attend tho funeral on
Sunday, nt 1..IO p. m.. from the residence
of her brother. W'llllnm H. Van lllunk. 1U0
Mifflin t. Interment nt Kenwood Cemetcrv.
I.YIINS. On December 22. 1015. CATH
ARINE wlfo of Timothy Lyons and daugh
ter of tha late Thomnn und Mary Storcn. of
County Llmerlclf. Ireland Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend funeral. Mon
day, at .10 a. m , from her lato realdence,
.101 Khodaker st,, Gcrmnntown. Solemn
Requiem Mas- at St. Francis of Assm'H
Church, nt 10 n. m. Interment Holy
Sepulchre Cemetory.
MANI.F.Y. On Decembor 21, 1018, MARY
A., wiro of Thomas F. Mnnlev nnd daughter
of Ihe late Francis and Mary Kelly. Relatives
and friends are Invited to attend the funeral,
on Moniloy, at 8 a. m, from her lato resi
dence 843 Davis ave., Clifton Height. Dela
ware County, I'a Solemn Rnqulcm Mnsi nt
St. Charles' Church. Kclly-vlUc. nt 10 n. m.
Interment at St. Charles' Cemetery.
MARTIN. On Decembor 22, 1018, CATHA
RINE, wife of James Martin. Rrlntlvei and
friends nre Invited to attend the funeral, on
Monday, at 7 .to a. m., from the apartments
nf John P. Clnllngher, 2151 North Ilrond at.
High Mass at Church of Our Lady of Mercy
at II n. m, precisely. Interment at Holy
Croaa Cemetery.
.MASS. On December 2H. 1015, FRED
HICKA K.. wlfo of Joseph Mass, Sr. Rela
tives nnd frlenda are Invited to nttend tho
funeral service, on Monday. December 27. at
2 p "m. prccla-ly. nt her lato residence, 1507
Oxford st. Interment private.
.MiCONNEI.L. On December 21, 101.1. AN
DREW, husband of tha Into Anna McConncll.
Helatlves and friends also Sandy Row I. Q.
L., No. 15, are Invited to attend thn funeral,
on Sunday, nt 2 p. in., from hi Into resi
dence. 1022 Knter t (10th nnd South ts ).
Interment at Mt Morlah Cemetery. Cody
may bo viewed Saturday evening.
MOON. On December Sit. 11115, WILLIAM,
husband nf Mnrgaret J Moon, nged C.S
yeara. Relatives and frlenda are Invited to
attend tho funeral Bcrvlces. on Monday, nt
2 p. in., nt his late residence, 1S07 Moore at.
Interment at Mount Moriah Cemotery.
MOHAN. On December 22. 101.1, Mrs,
MORAN widow of the late William Moran,
Relatives nnd friends are Invited tn nttend
tho funeral, Monday, nt H:30 n. m.. from the
residence of her daughter. Homo M. Iturltn
came. 070 North 31th street. Solemn
Itequlem Mass at St Agatha's Chinch at
10 a. tn Interment at bt. Denis Cemetery.
Automobile funeral
MURRAY. On Docemher 21, 1015. WILL
IAM J, Murray husband of Mnrgaret Ann
Murray. Itelntlves and (rlenda of the family,
nlao the Holy Name Society of St. John tho
Ilaotlst's Church, nro invited to attend fun
eral. Monday. S .'to a. m from his lato resi
dence. 102 Marklo St.. Manayunk. Solemn
High Mass of Requiem nt St. John tho U.in
II. f Church, nt 10 o'clock. Interment St.
John's Cemotery.
NICOI.L. On December 23. 1015, LILLIAN
J. NICOLL. wlfo of Wesley J. Nlcoll. l'u
neral services and Interment private, on
Monday afternoon from Morton's Parlor,
1444 South Ilrond at.
PERKY, At Dordentown, N. J., on Decem
ber 21. William T. Perry. In his 01st venr.
Relatives and friends, alsn Hrotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers. Division No. 22, ara
Invited to nttend his funeral, on Sund.iv. ut
1 p m.. from hi lata realdence, 2t Mary
at.. ItordentQvvn, N. J. Interment Dorden
town Cemetery.
P1EHSON (nee HUM'). On December 22.
1012. CATHARINE, wlfa of John A. L. Pier,
son, aged 40 rara. Itelatlvea and friends
ara Invited to attend the funeral, on Satur
day, st 2 P. m. precisely, from the residence
of her son-ln-Iaw. II, a. Creek. 40.10 N.
Franklin st. Interment private, at Northvvood
Cemetery.
QUIGI.EY. On December 22. 1015, SUSAN
QUIOLEY, daughter of the late Hush and
Mary Qutgley. Relatives and frU-ids, also
League of tha Sacred Heart an4 Altar So
ciety of St. Anthony's Church, 'y Invited
to attend the funeral, on Monday, at 0 a. m.
from tha residence of her brother, William
Qulgloy. 2403 Catharine st Solemn Requiem
Mass at bt. Anthony's Church at 10.30 a, in.
Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.
SCOTT. On December 22. 1015. JAMES, son
nf Jane and tha lato David Scott, In hla
Stlth year. Relatives and friends, also mem
bers of American Star Lodge, I. O. O. F
and emplocs of J. (J. Drill Company, are
Invited to attend the funeral aervices. on
Monday, at 0:45 a. m, precisely, at the resi
dence of his mother, ld-lo Halnbrtdge at
Interment at Rlvervlew Cemetery. Wilming
ton, Del. Remains may be viewed on Sun
day, from S to 10 p. in
bi:iVi:lil) On December 21, 1015, MAR
OAHET J. SEIVEHD. mother of Mrs. O, W,
Johnson and Mrs. Hany Render, aged 71
years. Notice of tho funeral later.
h.MYTJI. On December 22, 1015, at Masonic
Home. JAMES SMYTH. In his S4th ear.
Relatives and frlenda ara Invited to attend
tho funeral services, on Mondav. at 2 p. m.
precisely, at the residence of Miss Lamber
ton 440.1 Oaage ave. Interment private.
STEIOER. On Dacember 21. 1015. SADIE
A daughter of Louisa and the late Charles
A, Suiter (nee Markley). Relatives and
friends, also Oood Intent Council. No It7.
1). of I..: Ladles' Ald of General J. A.
Koltes Camp. No. 228. 8. of v.: .Abraham
Lincoln Camp Auxiliary, No. 30. 8. of V
and employes of James .A, Wilson & Sons.
ara Invited to attend the funeral services,
on Sunday, at 2 p. m.. at the residence of
L. Myers 418 West Cumberland st. Re
mains may be viewed on Saturday, from 8
to 10 p. m. Interment private, at German
Lutheran Cemetery
STEWART. On December 2?, 1015, ADAM
II.. husband of Mary M. Stewart (nee Chat
ham), aged T-i years. Relatives and friends,
llto St. Paul's Lodge. No. 431, F. and A, M..
Freeman Cluster. No 213. It. A. M.. and
New York Shipyard Relief Association, ura
Invited to attend the funeral services, on
Saturday, at 8 p. ni.. at his late residence.
Korthmount. N, J. Interment and Masonic
aervices at Whltemarah. Pa., on Sunday, at
12,30 p. in.
THOMAS. Suddenly, on December 21, 1915.
WILLIAM N.. husband of Elisabeth Roth
Thomas Relatives and friends, also Mellta
Lodge. No U5. F. and A. M.; MelUa R. A.
Chanter. No. 2Stl Marv Commandery. No.
8b. K. T.J l'hlladelchU Consistory, 2d degree:
Lu Lu Temple. A. A. O. N. M. 3.: Lu Lu
Temp's Patrol: Lu Lu Temple Mounted
uuaru: ouico auuuor oaastngcr tratna t
and R. It., und Francis D. I'astcrlus Council.
No. 1. O. I. A., are Invited to attend the
funeral services, on Sunday, at 2 'W p. m.
preclsely, at his late realdence. 200 East
firaver'a Une. Chestnut Hilt. Train for
Graver's lana leaves P. und it, H. SUtlon at
1 40 p. in. Interment private.
THETIMH. On December 22. 1919, WILL
IAM, husband of Utile Tretbar (nea
llausemanu) and son of the late Frans
und Amelia Tretbar. Helatlves and
frlenda, also tha Ellis Camp. No. 0. Sona
of Vaterana; Washington Camp. No. 43.
P. O. H- of A., and the Heptasophs. ara
Invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday,
at 3 p m . from hla late residence. 171
Weat Lahlgh ave Interment at Mount
Vernon Cemotery. Remains may be viewed
on Saturday, at 8 p, u
VAN ItLUNH. On December 23. 1915. SA
RAH O.. widow ol Gears C. Van. lllunk
fnd daughter of the lata Bishop Stlnsman.
lelatlves and friends ara invited to attend
the funeral, oa Sunday at 1 30 o. m . from
tha raaidenc of. her son William B, Van
liluck 3d Mifflin st. Jatermeat at Fern
wood Cemetery,
YV.VHUKU, On December 23. 1915. at her
Monday. Dscembec 21. at 3:30 u. m. Intel-
DEATHS
WAnNEn On December 22, 1918, HALPH,
N WARNER Relatives and frlenda are
Invited to attend tha funeral services. In
the chapel of the Mount Vernon Ceme
tery. Lehigh and Ridge aves, on Monday,
at 8 p m. Interment nt Mount Vernon
Cemetery.
WATTS. On December 21. 1918, .MART
CATHARINT1 WATTS, widow of John I
Watts, aged 7. year. Relatives and friends
are. Invited to nttend the funeral services,
on Monday, nt 1 p. m.. at the residence of
her son-in-law. Charles8eholt, .2J07 South
Sid at. Interment at Ternwood Cemetery.
Remains may be viewed on Sunday, at a
p. m. Auto funeral.
WEAVER. On December 22, 1918, OIRARD
W., husband of the late Julia F. Weaver
Helatlves nnd friend nre invited ,to at
tend th funeral .services, on Sunday, at
1:30 t. m precisely, at hi let residence,
201 Mansion ave., ltaddonfleld, N. J, In
terment strictly private, at North Laurel
Hill Cemetery.
Wni.LB. At Mt. Holly, N. J., on December
81, 1015,. HARRY C, son of. Mark and
Emma V. Wells (nee Megea).. aged 20
ears. 8 months. Itelatlvea and friends,
nleo 3d Regiment, Company E. of Mount
Holly, nre Mnvlted to attend the funeral
rv(ce,from hla parents' residence, 101
Water st,, on Sunday, at 2 p. m. Inter
ment at Brotherhood Cemetery.
WEST. On December 22. 1015, MORGAN,
husband of Fliia West (nee Dickinson), for-
rierly of Sons patrlsh st., aged 78 years.
(datives and frlenda are Invited to nttend
the funeral services. Monday afternoon, at
2 o clock, at his late reslnence.,.420i) Ogden
at. Interment nt Mount MorlnN lemetery.
Remains may be viewed Sunday evening,
from 710 to 0 o'clock.
YtlM.IAMM. On December 22. 1015. nA
CHAEL If., daughter of Frank C. nnd
Mary Williams (nee Crew), aged 17 years
10 months Relatives and friends aro In
vited to attend the funeral, on Monday, at
1 p. m., from her parents' residence, Stein s
and Stone Houso innes. 30th Ward. Inter
ment nt Fernwood Cemetery. Friends may
call nn 8unday evening.
ZENER. On December 2.1, 1015. ELtZA
Utn'H, widow of Wesley Zener,. need. PO
enrs. Relatives nnd friends nre. Invited to
nttend the funeral service, on Monday, nt
in 30 n, in., nt tho Indigent Widows' and
Single Women's Asylum, .1015 Chestnut St.
Interment nt Fernwood Cemetery.
ZITir.H. On Dedember 22, 1018. CHARLES
y.ITTEH. husband of Mary y.ltter. In Ills
froth year. Relatives and friend, also Heneo.
els Adelphon Idge. No. 2S, I. O. O. F.:
United Rrotliers Encampment, No. 2(1. I. O.
O. F., Pennsylvania Reserves Post. No. lot.
(I. A It, and Survivors' Company A. 4th
Fcnnsylvonla Reserves, nro Invited to attend
tho funeral, on Sunday, at 2 p. m,, from his
lato residence, SC02 trankford ave, .Holmes,
burg. Interment at North Cedar Hill Ceme
tery. RELIGIOUS NOTICES
Ilnpttst
CHESTNUT STREEt' HAPTIST CHURCH
Chestnut st west nt 40th.
0 45 u.m Ilrotherhood of A. and P.
10 30 n.m. Worship nnd Sermon by Tastor.
2 Ki) p.m lljlilo School.
7:45 p.m Worship nnd Sermon by Pastor.
Choir program, lu 30 a. nt orgnn prelude,
"Paraphrase on a Christmas Hymn."
Fnulkc. nntlicm, "Sing. O Heaven." Tour:
"Tho Hymn of tho Angel," Weat; "Tho
Coming of tho King," Stult: "O Quiet
Night, NeMllnger.. organ, postlude, "Tri
umphal March," Holllns 7 15 p. m. "Tho
Mnngcr Throne," Mnnnry, will he sung by
migmented iholr, soprano. Elma Carey John
ton, contralto Miry Newklrk, tenor, lier
nard W. 1'olanJ. Jr., Ims.o, Horace 11 Hood,
organist and. leader, Mr. .Ray Daniels
Jones, .Mr John J. Joyco will sine for Mr.
Hood In the evening.
2I HAPTIST HEI.riNO HAND CLASS
moots 2 30, "Hi below Glrurd ave. Rev. Sam
uel O, Nell, speaker. Chrlstmns muiMc.
William H. Mlntier, Musical Director. Mon
day night, Christmas festivities. Trldny
night, Watch Service John C Sayre. leader.
HAPTIST TE.Ml'LE, Hroad and Harks sts.
RUSMELLL II. CON-WELL will preach. .
Morning. 10-30, Ulble School, 2 30; ev 7.30.
C.irHtmns musle by tho Chorus.
Organ recital, 7 15, W. P. Tnmlell, M. D.
llrethrert
FIRST CHURCH OF THE HRETIIHEN
(Dunker), cor. Carlisle nnd Dauphin sts.
Preaching 10 30 a. m. and 7:45 p. ra.
t-undjy school 2:30 p. m
Prayer Meeting each Wednesday evening.
Disciples of Christ
THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Lancaster ave., Holly and Aspen sts.
T. E. WINTER. Pastor. 10 31). 2.80. T. S.
Ethical Culture
DR. ALGERNON S. f'RAPNEY will spenlc on
"Jesus' Method of Government." llroad St.
Theatre, Sunday, 11 a, m. 1'ublle Invited
Franklin Home
FRANKLIN HOME TOR THE REl'OR.MA-
TION OF INEDHLVTES. 011-13 Locust at.
hunday, 8 p m , aervices, conducted by the
llBvJ. FOUL.
Jewish
RODEPH .SHAI.OU'lSeeU Peace) Sorvlcea
Saturday, ID a. m 8. E. corner Rroad and
JJ'W ixnj'n sts, "Jovv and Egiptlan." by
Rabbi Ell Major. All welcome.
Lutheran
TAHURNACI.E, COth and Spruce Wm. J.
Miller, Jr, 10:45. 7:45. S. S., 2.30 p. m.
TEMPLE. B2d and Race Rev. A. Pohlman,
M. D . IQ.3U a. in.. 2.30 and 7.45 p. m.
New Jerusalem (Sweilenliorgliin)
SPECIAL CHRISTVIAS Services by Church
nnd Sunday School. Sunday morning, at 11
o nm, in mo v-iiurcn or tne rsow Jeru
salem, S2d nnd Chestnut sts. Sermon by the
Faster, llev. Chart' W. Harvey. Subject
"THE LIVING IlltEAl) WHICH CA
L'AM
DOWN FROM HEAVEN
All seats lire freo. Ever) body Is cordially In
vited Communion after the Slornlng Service.
Prraliyterlun
OXFORD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
JthJv JOHN VVYLIB KRANCIH. MINISTER.
Ill .1(1 WONDERS AT HIS HUMAN 1IIRT1I.
7 41 THH CHRISTMAS TREE MESSAOE.s!
Roth services specially devoted to tho season,
with Christmas musle by tho Oxford Chorus
with tho Osfnnl Soloists
MISS ELIZA11ETH HONNER. ALTO
MRS A 11. YARVW.t, SOPRANO
ROIIERT (I. IIAXTKR, MASS
II. W. IIRASHEARS. TENOR
And the following assisting artists
T. WII-SON COOK, hTIVST VIOLINIST,
PHll.ADEi.i'HlA niloiiKsniA '
lw'lCHFSTItAL' CKLUST PHILADELPHIA
MVvi?BD..iiPt9rrtp-V' CR0AN1ST A'VD
CENTRAL NORTH HHOAD STREET PRES.
llTERIAN CHURCH, llroad A Green ata.
Rev. ROHERT HUGH MORRIS. Pastor.
1015 a. m. "Religious Lessons Taught by
this Year of War."
2 41 p m. Sunday School. Men's Class,
rt 41 p. m. loung People's Meeting,
7 41 p. m Excellent program of miscella
neous CHRISTMAS MUSIC. Including selec
tions front MAUNDER'S "liETHLEliEM."
Every one moat cordially Invited to all serv
ices of this church.
HOPE. Bid anil Wharton sts. Minister, Rev.
J. GRAY ROLTON. D. D.: Rev. WILLIAM
TAYLOR CALDWELL. Assistant 10 4.1 Rev.
Mr Caldwell will preach 7.45. Doctor
liolton. qnj-rhe Gift of (lifts " "--' w
TAHERNACI.E PRESRYTERIAN CHURCH
Chestnut and 17th streets
Rev. JOHN ALLAN HLAIH. D. D.. Minister.
11 a. m. "THE WORD BECAME FLESH."
7 15 p.m. CHRISTMAS MUSICAL SERVICE
Cantata, "The NewOlornKIng. .Loreland
WELSH, Slat below Falrmount Rev. R. E.
WILLIAMS. 10 30. English; 7 30. Welsh.
Protestant Episcopal
CHURCH OF ST. LUKE AND
. . T"K EPIPHANY
lllh st. below Spruce
Rev. DAVID M. STEELE. Rector.
8 a ni. Holy Communion.
11 a. m. Morning Prayer and Sermon
4. p. in Special Carol Service of onclent
classic Christmas carols.
Noel of Saboly 11070) .....Old French Carol
Early Peamnt Lay (1700).. Old French Carol
Listen Lprdllngs,.,,...., Old English
Tho Little Oray l,amb ..Russian Carol
ixi Sommell de 1' Enfant Jesus. .French Carol
The Golden Carol, ........... Rutslan Carol
Tha Saviour Child Russian Carol
Irish Noel .. ,.,.,. ..Irish Carol
Sleep. Little Dove .Old Alsatian
I Heard the Hells Danish Carol
ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH
loth st above Chestnut.
Rev, CARL B (1HAMMER. S T, D., Rector.
CHRISTMAS DAY SERVICES
8 a. m.Holy Communion.
11 a. m. Morning Prayer, Holy Communion
nnd address by the Rector.
SUNDAY SERVICES
0 45 a. nt Sunday School.
11 a. m Morning Pras er and Address.
4 p. m. Evening Prayer and address by th
Rector. spnciAL MUSIC.
Magnificat In. K flat... .....Barnby
Nunc Dlmlttls in E flat., Uarnby
Christmas carols.
Tho First Noel.
Sleep. Holy. lUbe.
Good King Wencealau.
Silent N'1?1'- , ,.
Jai.s Meek and Mild
CHURCH OP THE HOLY APOSTLES, 21st
and Christian sts. Rev. OEOHOU HEROERT
TOOP D D , Iteotfr.
CHRISTMAS DAY-Holy Communion and
sermon b the Hector ut 10 a. m.
SI NDAY 7 !0 a ui . 'Ua break Carol Serv
c" and Holy Communion. "Hallelujah
Chorus' , 10.JO a. m.. Holy Communion and
sermon 3 p. m.. Sunday School and Bible
Class anniversary In the church.. The ser.
mons will ba by th Rector, Evenlo-c service
omitted.
HOLY TRINITY MEMORIAL CHAPEL. 22D
AND SPRUCE STS.-M.ORNINO PRAYER
AND SERMON.ll A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL,
245 P M. EVbNINO PKAYER AND AD
DRESS. 8 P. M. REV II C STONE WILL
PREACH ATuqTH SEHVH'ES.
OLD ST. JOHN'S. Jlrovrn st below 3d Dr.
Richmond preaches tomorrow. 10:45 and T4J.
Refortued
FIRST N A.. 1 Jtb DaUDhlo Rev John D.
icna. --jjiort vuruuBaa jstni' " -y ana
nnnotoua notices
Socialist Literary Society.
SCOTT NEARINO, Professor of nconomlcn.
University of Toledo, dan ef the Ayti and
Science Departments, will speak on P.tenes"
tomorrow. :t p. m , at Broad Street Theatre.
Musle by the Van den Jieemt Btrlrw. . .
Phlla. school ef Social science. 002 Walnut
St., under auspices of above aoclety. Bvenlns
course In history, sociology, English and
ecenomlcs. For Information write to Mrs.
Ito.a Lndden Hann.l, secretary.
S-redenborglan
SEE NEW JERUSALEM
LOCUST THEATRE
62D.AND IXJCUST 8TS.
10 30 A, !M. 7:41 aVSl.
ItnV. ClrARDEa E..BCHAEFIFKn,.D. P.
Young Men's ChrUtlan Assoelatlen
UNIQUE ENGLISH LECTURER, William
Spurgeon. Subject: "Th Devll'e.. Agent."
Sunday, 3:30 p. m Central Y . M. V. A.
Muslcafe, 1 to 3.30 Free. This Is your In
vitation, iiring a iriena.
T. W. C. A., 18th nnd Arch st.
0 a. m Sunday, MISS EMII.1E W. VAUGHN,
Secretary of Itellglous Work.
vrapcrs. o m v. in
Lemon Hill Aneclatlon
"MORLD-UIDr. PEACE"
(IARRICK THEATRE
SUNDAV NIOIIT, 7.S0.
ALL-WE LCOM E AL U
11ENEUILENT ASSOCIATIONS
THE SALVATION ARMY, ine.
rhlladelphlit Headquarters, Colonial TruM
IlutUlng. Uth and Market.
Colonel It. E. Holz In rommana.
Telephones: Dell. Walnut 3735.8.
MISSION YtOHKEHS meet dally at 12180.
e-icept Sunday, at 350 Hale Building,
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING RATES
EVENING LEDGER
Thl STYLE TYPE (or tike this)
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Three times one week......... 12Ho per Una
Six times cna week... 10c per Una
Situation Wanted, three, times one week 10
cents per Une per Insertion.
Place your order for three or
more times and it will be inserted
in the daily Public Ledger at no
additional cost.
One or two time rate for Eva-tiNO LiMm
and Funuo LtPOKn combined Is ID cent per
Une with the exception of Help Wanted and
Situations Wanted, which la 10 centa per tin.
FOR
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which is permitted in all classifications ex
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Found, Personal. Hoarding and Rooms, add
FIVE CENTS PER LINE TO ANY Or ADOVE
RATES.
There is a drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at office rates.
PERSONALS
THE OROCERY STORE of II. I-evlnson, 113
8. Hlth st., was sold to Morris Hrlcker. Cred
itors cnll for aettlemont until Friday, Decern
ter 21th .MOItltISItltICKr.il.
FROM THIS DATE I will not be responsible
for any bill unles contracted by myself.
J. RAIUNOV1TZ. Pennsgrove, N. J.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
COMPTOMETER operators wanted for Inven
tory work. O 140. Ledger Central.
OENERAI. HOUSEWORK nirla who are ex
perienced and capable can secure good posi
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I.HDOi:itADVj:RTISERS. .
(URLS wnntcd for nssomhly work. Chelten
i:iecxrlc Co.311 Armat at , Oermsntnwn
OPERATORS WANTED fiv LADIES' STRAW
HATS. STEADY WORK. OOOD PAY:
FARE REFUNDED TARNOWER IlnOS ..
Ills HUUVDWAV, NEW YORK. '
STENOORAl'HER-SEC'Y fProt ) hy largo
corporation: essential qualities neat appear
nnie. gno.1 education and exp. In similar ca
pacity, Rlva full details, Including age and
filary expected; replies confidential, O 43,
Ledger Cintral
STENOdltAPHER, experienced In structural
steel or cenernl contracting business. O 60,
ledger Central.
bTENOOIt MIIEIt. exp . wanted ln Insurance
office at once: position probably temporary.
O l.V) Ledger Central.
STENohltAI'IIHR. law office: stnto exp. and
Halarv desired. 11 Hit, ledger Central.
TYPEWRITER, exp.
on Remlnston. wanted.
nccu
to tabulating. Add O .13. Led. Cent.
I
Cenernl
P1I1LA Women Govt, clerks exams, coming:
$70 mo. ; sample ques free: vvritn tmmed'telv.
Franklin Inst.. Dept. 71.1 K, Rochester. N. Y.
HELP WANTED MALE
ROY wanted for work In office: must be 10
ye.trs of ago or over and willing tn work:
rlinnco for advancement. P 403. ledger Of
fice. UOYb Wanted, six Intelligent boys over 17
ror light work. with irooil chances of ad
vancement, near Tacony, write fully, giv
ing: age nnd previous experience. Address
SI 22 Ledger Ofilco
HOYS, aged 17, to learn machinist trade with
concern in northern part of city, Repiy
P. O. Rox 1MM Philadelphia. Pa
CANVASSERS Earn Christmas money; best
easy selllne combination proposition. Mara-
inon LQ ) n -iin ay.
CASHIER, and bookkeeper: one who Is familiar
Willi nroKcrage Dusiness ana proper aeuvery
of securities. Address, clvlng age nnd expe
rience and salary desired, O 143, Ledger
Central
DRIVERS Two good men:
$12. 0th and
Tioga sis.
ELECTRICIANS, for wiring, electric hoists,
who understand soma little theory, as well as
practical end of business excellent oppor
tunity with uptown engineering company.
1) 4U2. Ledger OWce.
LAt'NDRY WAPItMAN experienced.
Apply
stiller, turn aniiiie(u B10.
LEAD RURNERS WANTED, nrst class, on
chemical plants only. IS per. day: 1) hours
and transportation. Address Rixby & Mar
shall I. u Jiox oil, j.Miiinioretuo,
LUMBER PILEHS. must be experienced; 112.
nth an.t Tioga.
MACHINISTS WANTED
FOR PLA.STRS. DOllINO MILLS.
TCltnET LATHfcS, SHAPER8 ANli
1'lHf.ailADE' MEN FOR SHOP
A FEW MILES FROM I'HILADEL-
lSTEADY WORK. HOOD WAGES:
Nil STRIKE AND NO MUNITION
WORK. D 401. LEDGER OFFICE.
MACIITNISTS First-class drill press hands.
steady employment, good opportunity, with
uptown engineering company. D 401, Id-
ger uince.
MACHINIhTS. machine .hands and repairmen.
Reply, atatlng age and experience, to P, O.
Itox IUOU. 1 niiaaeipiua.iji.
MILLWRIGHT, experienced, wanted at paper
mlll HrldgeandThompaon sts.x llrldesburg.
OPERATINO engineer, skilled In handling
den. Elec Turbines and Altur. Current Oen
erators, knolwedge of Tailor Stokers desired:
none but high-class men need apply; plant
adj. to I'hlla. Address, siaiing age. exu . reis.
and Hilary, "Englnert'JP, O. Rox 3500.
oT77vi?Ti 1 ii-nufiir,! imidi on ladles' turns.
I-aird.Schober Co.:lUih & Uuttonwood.
TWISTERS on silk and cotton goods: expert
enceq nauu. mi.y. ,, .- . .,. m.
TYPEWRITER, exp. on Remington, wanted;
jccgjLtotabulatlns. Add. O S3. Ledg. Cent.
WANTED lones & Lamson Hat turret ma.
chine hands. Cleveland, automatic screw ma
chine hands. large turret lathe hands, milling
machine hands, good wages; steady employ
ment. Wilts or apply, Superintendent, 30
Monitor st- Jersey City. N. J.
WANTED Warner tt Bwaxey hand-scrsw
machine operators and Urown Sharpe
automatic screw machine operators: 4tt hour
shop Apply Employmeut Agent. American
Urauhophuna Cu.- Hrldgtport. Conn.
WANTED. Brst-class Garnet machine bperatori
must thoroughly understand upkeep of ma
chines and be. wUllnr to.opei-au them him
self. Write V. S. Bedding Co.. Memphis,
Tennessee.
WANTED Office boy over 18 years; answer,
giving particulars, reference, etc L 711,
Ledger Central.
YOUNG MAN. about 18 . years, wanted la
v a.t tW .. - t -u . n W -.
WAOieJi vwm -uuua, Miai w J,' r
wk. FO l)X 076. Fiitrhm Station.
AN KXCEL.I-ENT OPtninf fop "tha ,rUbt Wt
7.Ji.. fy.--. V17T1JI.I 1 MT T.TfJUT
IRON WORKS. V -130. Ledger Ogles
Ceceral
11 BROAD ST,
Tfee OM-st Original
M'TOMOdHIOJ bCUOOt,
lea he eu hosf to repair
an4 n
how It. ffrivo auto.
HEM? WANTED MAM
flenerat
AA-N-INTb AQlSR Vb?UTR?
US. SEE
IWaEnT.
I SERVICE COMPANY
r-osiTfo.
ON8 FOU HIGH-CLASS MHN ONXiT
1300 LAND
D TITI.W mjiiiuirm.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
COOK, competent .English Protestant, desires
positions good reference. 1520 Fnirmoitnt ave.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
ACCOUNTANT-QPFIcn MANAOER. .15 years'
eicperlences audits, corporation work, manu
facturing costs, financial statement, crellte
end f)stematllnr; open for engagement;
Philadelphia references. O lH.Lediter Central,
ACCOUNTANT Bookkeeper, nrst-elsss, experi
enced in office manatement, costs, credit,
collection, correspondence, up-to-date meth-
ods. ability and reference oitered. B132 Arch.
ACCOUNTANT, atenorrapher, oftlce manarer,
ex. In credit, collections, advertising-, sales
manahlp, desires poa. JMi8. Idter central.
AUDITING, bit and little, dona by responsible
man. M 512, Ledger Office.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced, reliable, em-
S!
loiea ny aav, wnnts evening wora. aa
res Bookkeeper, 2213 Mt. Vernon St.
EOOKKEEPER and accountant: 81s 13 years'
experience ; references o 147, I-enirer Cent.
ELECTRICAL ENOINEER UNI VBRSITV
ORAD. THREE YEARS' feXP. At.ES OF
TECHNICAL ENID. O M. LEDOER CBN,
POSITION wanted by man with 22 years' busi
ness experience In retail and wholesale lines
as salesman, office mirr., correspondent, esles
mer.. etc.." now employed! satisfactory ere
dentlals. Address. Q 152, Ledxer Central.
STENOORAPHER. accountant, exp. office
man., prl. sec, desires c'lfe. J74'v. Led. Cen.
WANTED Position as watchman. Address
u nvi, iitaftr wentrai.
YOUNO MAN, 22, competent, bankin.. brok
erage, commercial experience, desires clerical
or selling position! can produce excellent ret
eretice, (1 fiS. Ledger Central.
miu nusr nxncruTivn
Would vou like to he relieved ef those
harassing detail? If vou could find a
reliable. Intelligent young man who
would do o. would It not free your en
tire thought nnd energy for those larger
Emblems demanding Your attention?
uch n person now holds. a position of
trust and responsibility, but desires a
larger opportunity. F 041. Ledger Cen
tral. EMPLOYMENT AOENCIE3
"vTSUIrPLYFIHST-CLAS9'nELP
For rirst-class People.
Ideal, 18.11 Reed. Dickinson 1409.
MRS. MART T. McCAnTHY. 2107 Christian
(Loc. 130.1), supplies & wants lat-clasa i'rot.,
Cath. malo and female help, all nationalities
MRS. MINTZLAFF. 1030 Christian st. tDIck
inson BIB) Supplies all kinds of help: Eng-
nsn puticr. cnamoermaiu ror notei; reia.
MRS. KANE. Oil S 10th. supplies nil kinds
of first-class competent male and femalo
helP;
NICHOLLR. 1020 Rnlnbrtdge St.: competent
male and female helps alt nationalities. Phone
thrust inn
AGENTS
AOBNTS and canvnecra names and addresses.
Sd per 1000. also farmers nnd auto owners'.
8 rices on request. Thomas Co., Kennctt
quarc, Pn.
AUTOMOBILES
For Hale
USED CARS
AT
UNPARALLELED TRICES
Enclosed Cars, Tourlntr Cars nnd
Roadsters all of standard makes
and nil In running order, many
overhauled and repainted. Un
doubtedly THE GREATEST BARGAINS
IN GOOD CARS
PHILADELPHIA HAS EVER KNOWN
The enormous sale of the Type Kl
Cadillac "Eight" has brought us tn
exchange an unprecedented number
of used cars of unusually high aver
ago grado and condition. W are
swamped for room and MUST SELL
AT ONCE.
Can ou Imagine more advantageous
conditions for ou to secure a flno
car at the lowest price?
NOW IS THE TIME TO nUY A USED CAn
AUTOMOBILE SALES CORPORATION
113 NORTH BROAD STREET
CAD 11. LAO. I'.IIC, eight: condition like news
completely equipped; tmmedtato delivery:
price I140O.
1-OCOMOniLE, 2314 Mnrket St. Locust 450.
H A. JENKS. Manager Exchange Car. Dept.
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS OFFER
OF USED CARS
FROM 1100 UP
Wl-HII-l? JJl,l,t.
MITCHELL n-l
irAMRLKR 3-pi
MAXWELL S-p
WOOD'S ELECTRIC Coupe..... .
.1110
. eno
. Mi
. 310
. 400
. 400
nptssenger itoanster
i-passengcr Touring ..
1-traasenecr Tourlnr . .
t-HAI.MDItS f.-oassenser Touring
OVERLAND Si-passenger Touring..
KINO CAR
Philadelphia Agency,
.111 N. 1IROAD ST
Open evenings this week.
CADILLAC, HUM, touring car: overhauled and
repainted! full equipment: price, IJr.o AUTO
SALES CORPORATION. 142 N. Broad st.
COLE, inn, DEMONSTRATORS.
SLItrtlTI.Y USED. FOR SALE
L. S. POWERS CO.. 2ld-47 N. HROAD ST.
IHJPMOI1II.E. 1014. 3J . touring: electrlo
lights nnd starter:, bargain S. S. Rodgers.
;tui rv. liroan at. npruce 11, iw.
STUDEUAKEH. 1014, limousines equipped with
electrlo lights and starter, good condition.
GOMERY-aCIIWARTZ. 23.1 Jl llroad St.
WHITE. 1012 7-passencer. 0-cyllnder touring:
In cooil condition mechanically; tires In good
condition.
V C. MOSER. 216 N. BROAD ST.
FOR SALE Packard limousine chassis, com
pletely overhauled: machinery ln Una ahape:
car repainted, just out of shop, upholstered
In light grey appointments In good orders
entire machine In excellent condition. I'rlca
no). For demonstration phone tJermantown
tin.
HAVING purchased a new car, I have a
cielssel top that will nt a 1013 Locomobile.
M 30.1. Ledger Offke,
AMERICAN OARAGE AND MACHINE SHOP.
1411 Icust st . make gears and parts for
Panhard. Simplex. Renault. Mercedes. De
Isunay, Bellvllle and allforelgn cars
" BEND FOR FREE BULLETIN
OF USED CARS
CORSON AUTO EXCHANGE. 21 N.BROAD
Wanted
STOP1 LOOK1 AND LISTENI
We buy old autos In any wrecked conditions
gtt our pries before you sell then. Phone or
write Southwestern Junk Co.. 1705-7 Carpenter.
All Cars Bought for Parts
SCHOUER. 3341.41-43 MARKET ST
AUTOS wanted for junk. Get our prices first.
Phone, Park 410, 031 Diamond.
ATJTO LIVERY AND GABAQES
TO HIRE (open day and night) Brand-new
S-paBa. touring ear. with robes. 11.21 hours
also brand-new 7-pass. limousine. 11 50 hour;
u-illnva ftmra1 .Ik Pftntar 1017 W
KFRR'S NEW OARAGE, illln Olrard ave.
Now open for service with the finest up-to-date
equipment; storage 1.1 up; drop in and
look It over, or phone Ilelmont U1SU.
ATJTO PAINTING
SPECIALTY mado of fine automobile painting
and upholstering Let us estimate vour work
before going elsewhere AMERICAN OAR
AGE AND MACHINE SHOP. 1411 Locust St.
AUTO BEPAIBINO
T SPEEDOMETER TROUBLE 7
T SEP BILLY 51B N. BROAD 7
CYLINDER REBORBliv new pistons and
rings furnished, welding and braxlng. II. E.
Underwood & Co.. 1023 Hamilton st..Phlls.
FORD top enclosures. 33. plate glass, satis"
faction gruart'd. 130S Olrard. Fore Door Co.
AUTO SUPPLIES
-BEARINGS-
Naw Departure Strv Sta . The Gwllllam Co..
1S14 Arch at Phooa Walnut 3497 Raca IQaX
AUTO TIBES
PULLMAN TIRES
Guaranteed 40CO mllsa. Comcar prtcaa,
Oisollna lie. per gallon.
PRIM'S. 23a N; Broad at.
DUPLEX TIRES More miles per dollar th
any other tire.
222S N BROAD ST. DIAMOND 6311.
HORSES
J. A DAKEU Hor BlauVet-The Ungaat-
roarket 50 leajrs -potte seoulne mlthoutlarfj
hOIK atspiwd lu--lJ. huld t- ItUcai. X -7
DOGBr BIRD3 AND QOLD 1BH I
HOLIDAY PRESENTS Just arrived new Ira. i
pertatlen fins singing Ilsrtx Mountain. cans. 1
rle. 13 each. Every bird guaranteed ltpo!
singer. Cages of every description. Call
where you wilt find largest and best stock
to select (mm. ....
Hi. u. .VAiiuis nig waraax sv..
FINE. YOUNO deufcle yellow-heatl Merteet
Arrois. aivi men: every Diru in Ru.isniiri
lhat.lt will learn to talk; cage. .11.60 up
ward: larrest stock in. city to select irem.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED-A PARTNER OR BOMB, ONE TO
BUY A WELL-ESTABLISHED MATTRES3
AND 8PRINO FACTORY. LAROI5 AND
RELIABLE TRADE THROUGHOUT CEN
TRAL I'ENNA. PROMT .15000 00 jjj)
iilOOO.OO PER YEAR. SPLENDID. OPPOR
TUNITY FOR QUICK BUYER. CALL OR
ADDRESS. ROYAL HEI)t)INO CO., 22 N.
. CAMERON ST.. HARRIBURO. TA.
. PATENTS WANTED
Write fer list of Patent Buyers. and Inxen
tlona wanted! 11,000.000 In.nrltes eftered
for Inventions. Send sketch for free search.
Write for our t book, sent free upon, re
quest, VICTOR J, EVANS A CO Washing
ton, D. C: PHILADELPHIA OFFICE. 1429
Chestnut St. Bell phone Spruce 0333. Hours,
P to 8; Monda. until O p m.
THIS IS A REAL nAROAIN-143.000 werth et
stock (par value)! represents control In a
going company, now earning 10 per cent, and
win more than double thl next year: for
iki.uuu spot caan; compelled to sen quicaiy
for good reasons, which will explain: now
Is )our time to get a fin businessjind double
your Investment.
BQ4, imager uentrai.
PATENTS-ARTHUR E, PAIOE. 711 Walnut
at., Phlla.. mechanical and electrical engi;
Keer: registered patent attorney: established
ere 30 jears: Inventions developed: patent,
trademark, copyrights . secured . and liti
gated anywhere: rejected applications press
cut ed !p i!lmlnaiTnavlcefree
UP-TO-DATE BUSINESS Wanted partner,
with capital, to establish export and Import
business: offer nrganltatlon ln. Europe and
South America, the knowledge of foreign lan
guage and of condition In foreign .countries.
Demand for goods Increasing rapidly, u 07.
Ledger Central.
WOULD you Invest small amount of money?
proven legitimate, constant success, 30,year,
no failures, prom large, closest Investigation
solicited; principals onlvt no trlflerai.no
scheme, worthy of attentions details Inter
v lew. F KH, Ledger Central.
UUTTER1NE 8TORE FOR SALE-Largeet re
Ull butterlne business in the state, selling
over frOOO pound per week; all cnah business!
price l.-.OOl cash. David it, Eden, 4373 Main
at,, Manayunk. Phono 210.
DROP POCKET COAL YARD ON P. AND n.
FOR RENT, 140 MONTHLY. 030 WEST
T1QQA ST.
EXPERIENCED clonk manufacturer needs
party with capital to Increase the business!
an exceptional opportunity. P 402, Ledger
Office.
PICTURE THEATRE for rent: 179 month,
complete: seats WOs moderns no compe
tition; bargain; other propositions. BAR
RI8T. 201 N. Broad. .
GROWING ORCHARDS nil aces for lale.
HARRY DARLINGTON
nu unestnut st.
VICTOR J. EVANS ft CO,
Patent Attorneys,
Writs for Ac
iVAilO --,
Washington. D. C.
esciiptlve booklet.
CONTROLLING Interest fncompany operatln
chain-store system In Phlla. for sale. If In
terested write for Interview. O 40, Led, Cent.
INCORPORATE your business; small cost:
great advantages. National Charter Co..
000-4 Ford nidg.. Wilmington. Del,
Wnnteil
ATTORNEY. 28 -tears of age, desires to enter
tho real estate huslncss with an experienced
and established person. State qualifications.
G CI, Lodger Central.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
FULL DRESS SUITS
Cutawaa, Tuxedos and Sack Suit
To hire and made to order.
NEUBAUER, THE TAILOR. 10 N. 0th St.
Bell phone. Walnut 2olg.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR removed by electrolysis,
the only permanent way. Eyebrow nrched.
MISS SMITH 40.' Keith Theatre mag.
Miss Hnppe halrdresslng.faclal massage.man
leur'g. form. Mint Arcade, with Miss Smith.
r,rIT,l PIIVTIIB-il Tn 1I111R
Full dress" and Tuxedo suits, latest styles',
silk nnd opera hats, open evenings.
auilUL.lv,. :, ii. vm ay.
CLAIMS of any description collected on
Fercentngo anywhere We get your money
or you AMOOSri MERCANTILE AOEN-
CY, Room 303.. 1600 ArchsL
FULL DRESS SUITS All new stylish goods;
laro assortment. SAMUEL COOPER. 1010
OIRAHD AVE. rilONE POPLAR IYI42.
OARPEr CLEANING
CONTINENTAL
CARPET CLEAN1NO HOUSE
20TH ST. ABOVE CHESTNUT
nell phone. Locust lOOO.
l'.ST I'HILA.
WEST THtLA.
WFQTPHII.A.
MONARCH srORAOU CO.
.i pRit vnn.
w
0-r-' LANCASTER AVE.
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY
WE REMODEL your old Jewelry Into th IM-
em ucpiKni av lutvury vritve... ll, - ' 1.
factory
Alllt.v.MH 711 Sansom at..
Phlla
laueip
dphla.
I BUY
cash.
diamonds. Jewelry and pawn tlckota for
Applv a ..".ft to 4 30 o. m. Wm. Flick.
303, 1)2.1 Chestnut st.
Room
DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY
HEMSTITCHING. 10 cents a yard: all mate
rials. A HKICilAKD. 1113 CHESTNUT ST,
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS.
TOTTER SCHOOL OF DRERSMAKINO
DAILY AND EVENING SESSIONS
HI., lilUVVIll-l All.
IIIIMSTITCHINO. Be. yard. A-l material: but
tons cov'd pleating, stamping, hand embrold
ery. Modern, Hu Chertnut. Ph Hpruce 2:103.
DRESSMAKING taught, short, practical, Inex
pensive course, patterns cut. 30c. McDowell
307 Denckla Illdg.. Uth and Market.
GOWNS rcmoileled, high-grade work only.
Phono qprlire ."J-I.
POR SALE
ANTIQUE and modern furnlturo bought & aoll.
hUMB RARE OLD PIECES
HARVEY. DAQER. Ambler. Pa.
Bell nhonn. a J. 1ve atone, 40 M.
BILLIARD and, pocket table;, shufrleboard.
new nnd slightly used: liberal term: rentinr.
reimlrlng ft.auppjlea Roaatto. 223 S. Bth.
BILLIARD AND POCKET TABLES - AJso
IkOWIlnK nilPVS. rnnr iHtynicnin. nituno'
WICK.HALKB rOLLENDElt CO . lfoa Arch
BILLIARD, pocket Sd-hand tables repairing,
suppliesTClirk-Herd Mfg. Co. 24J1.N. Front;.
BILLIARD, pool, combination. 2d.hand bought,
iold. rented, exchd. Keafer. :I29 Olrard av.
CASH REOISTERS. new.iiind aecond-hond: to.
tal addera as low aa 13(1. on easy monthly
payments: all registers sold by us fully gujr
Snteed. The National Cash Register Co.. 7J0
Chestnut at.
DESKS : SAFES
Roll-top desks, typovvrlter bookkeeper desks,
flltng cab., tele, booths, safes, household fur.
Dullng Centinl 2d-Hand Furniture Co.. 1KM
hUJfiuovvhlll.Jhone Fllbert4 108-
DESKS fining cabinets, safes, telephone booth
and office furniture und nxtures of every de
scription; used, but In Une condition, and
very cheip, free delivery anywnere.
HUGHES. UTH AND BUTTONVypOq.
DESKS, large assortment; also household fur.
nlture. Dullng Central Sxcond-haiid Furnl
"ura Company. tQ4-wil-14 Callowhlll st.
EDISON DISC
lltROAIN FDR QUICK SALE.
JS0 EDIbON LTAalOND DISC
HO i-OiUd MAHOOANY CAIIINI-JTS.
115 ORTII OF ItnCORDS: OWN SEI.EC-
PAUL.'asSa KENSINGTON AVE.
SAFES Fireproof. Closing out slightly .used,
all sixes an.l mal es: big bargains. 210 N. 4th.
J2U SO
VICTROLA VI AND
SIX 10-INCH D. F RECORDS
guaranteed tu be In perfect condition. ,
An excellent outflt for one who is looking
for a good machine at u reasonable price.
Fifty cents weekly accepted.
Call or write for complete descriptions and
large Illustrated catalogues.
" HEPPE'S UPTOWN STORES.
Cor, tlth and Thompson sts .
Philadelphia, Pa.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CH.tls-.TMA3
FIFTY CENTS A WEEK BUYS A VICTROLA
Call or write for iiarttculars.
HEPPE'S UPTOWN STORES
Cor, Ctb and Thompson sts .
Philadelphia. Pa.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS
Out of th high rent district.
Bedroom and dining room suits, brass beds,
bureaus, chiffoniers, buffets, china closets,
chairs, carpets, rugs, matting, vtoves. new
mattresses. LEVIN BROS.. 201SJttd5ejv !
' DADDY.WALKER
Buy Talklns Machines and Records.
Sells Unou records at about half price.
Exchanges all perfect records 5 cents.
23.18 Ridge, above Columbia.
SACRIFICE SALE until Jan. Vof all kinds
diamond jewelry. COO diamond lavallleres. 14
up, mine be sold, goods can be bought bar
40 per cent, less than other places, or money
refunded. L, LI pit In. 13i0 Filbert St.. 2d lloor.
lain CALENDARS to suit any business, una
million in stock, at sacrliUlnc prices also
calendar cads. Ve will .omplete orders for
Christmas. Penn Paper Co. Ja N Bth.
HEATING
UAKIN-KELSEY HEALTH HEAT la battel
and cheaptr than ateam er hot water. Pur
frh air with normal molatura. MA IN
KEL&EY O N Htb St. Phlla.
MACHINERY AND TOOLS
I CARRY continually a Urge to k "of second -hand
pipe, from I to IX Inch ulauuter uilt
cut aad thread aauii for jour reviulrcnienu
get my prtc tafora pUuIng yotur onlcra else
where' M J HUNT. Hla Uea-h a.
YOU WANT THE BEST! Buy YOCQM ANTI
FltlCTION MTAL. for lining nuclu bear.
lug and ba jvady to care for our sbara
of pTMiwrlty. ItlON AND lHtA8 FOUN
UAtls. 14? NortA inS .,. .
a.. a luiiMH sc pvja.
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