E.THER H. WAGNER ACQUIRED
(f HE HABIT OP HITTING EARLY
AND SIMPLY REFUSES TO QUIT
'In the Days of My Youth I Whaled All the
, pitchers I Knew' Says Honus, "and Probably
' Never Will Get Through"
JfVENIHG LEDGER PHILADELPHIA WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1910
19
By GRANTLAND RICE
Wngncr In Wonderland
You are old, father Honus," the young
fan said,
"Your glory is back in the past;
And net lo" P "if"'1'"-7 "ie M(ie t ""
llow long do you think you can tastf"
"In the days of my youth," father ltonus
replied,
'' tehaled all the pitchers I knew:
And now that I've stuck to the habit so
I probably tclll never gel through,"
Hanging On?
It was suggested early In tlio season that
Wagner, now bolnff a sedate- citizen nbovo
42 years old, probably would hang on an
other year? Hang on? Whadilya mean,
hang on"? Tho Grand Old Hoy now la
the lending batsman of his club, with a
mark of .312. In place of caBlng oft after
he had reached tlio .300 mark his stick
work has been Improving steadily ns the
sun warmed up, and thero Isn't any question
but that he Is playing better ball In every
way than ho has played slnco 1912.
There are 1B0 ball players In the Na
tional League, and Wagner now Is seventh
in batting among tho regulars. Ho wants
one moro .300 year. If ho doesn't get It
there will havo to bo a decided slump In
the summer days to como.
Concerning Larry Doyle
Tho upa and downs of ball players arc
well beyond tho dope. Threo years ago
liarry Doylo was supposed to bo edging to
ward tho soapy chute. Larry dropped from
.330 In 1912 to .280 In 1913; In 1014 ho
dropped furthor hack to .260. Ho seemed
to be losing some of his old speed and his
general play fell away. Verging on thirty,
It was figured nround thnt Larry was be
ginning to slip.
Then In 1915 Doylo moved back to .320
and led tho league. For 1916. his show
ing Is even better than laBt season's count.
He Is batting .340, Is third among tho base
runners, third among the sluggers nnd well
up among the ten lending run getters of his
circuit. Larry already has stolen In six
weeks over half tho number of bases bo
pilfered all last season. Ho looks faster
than he has been for three years. In placo
, of slipping he has ndvanced In his general
play.
The Shut-Out King
When the Yanks landed George Jlogrldgo,
Bill Donovan felt fairly certain that ho had
a first-class pitcher on deck. Mogrldge evl-
"dently Is something beyond first class.
Through Injuries he hasn't been ablo to
"Swork his full quota of games, but his work
has been In many ways tho most remarka
ble of tho year, for out of three starts
against the Ited Sox and White Sox the big
left-hander has yet to bo scored on. Ho
first blanked the netl Sox with three hits!
In his next contest )ie dropped the White
Sox with two hits! In his third battle he
shut out tho White Sox again with six hits.
So Mogrldge now hns a record of 27 run.
less Innings In which ho has allowed 11
baschlts, nn nverago better than four to
the game. Which Is something close akin to
considerable pitching.
Fred Pulton Is getting $1000 a week from
the circus. Or, na Colonel W. V. Hnnnn re
marked, no wonder the lions nre roaring,
L. R T, Walter Johnson has won nine
games nnd lost five ; Alexander has won
nine nnd loBt three. Neither la leading his
league.
The Duffer Interjects
There's plenty of tragedy in King hear;
Macbeth has many a tragic scene;
tint there's nothing In life that's half so
drear
As the tragedy of the Lifted Dealt.
Always with nil easy shot In sight
Sty head comes up tolfh a w(M careen;
There's nothing in Ufa with half tho blight
As tht tragedy of the Lifted Bean.
i
Whllo Cobb, Speaker and Jackson nre
pretty well together around tho batting top
and getting ready for tho main grapple, tho
fourth member of this great quartet has
found It hard to get started. Kddle Collins
never has known an tough a year ns 1916.
At the appointed hour he will be on his way
again, but this Is tho first timo In Eddie's
historic enreer that he has come to Juno no
better than .250. His clubmatc, Joe Jack
son, broko out with tho batting rash last
week and now Is up around .32G onco more,
nnd Kddle Is likely to run amuck at any
moment.
The spirit of the Old Cuba still survives.
Thoy are not fluttering 'any too cIobo to tho
top, but the Oreat 551m nnd Frank Schulte.
survivors of tho Ancient Guard, are among
tho leaders with the Main Mace, deep Into
tho blissful realms of .300.
The Duffer Interjects Again
There's an easy cinch
And an easy job;
There's an easy pinch
And nn easy throb
There's an easy shoo
And on easy cut
OUT
There's no such thing
As an easy putt.
As we understand It, Cleveland was to
crack under tho blighting strain by the tlrst
week In June, but something seems to have
gone astray In the crockery. Or perhaps
there wasn't any strain?
Apparently tho only Job on a baseball club
that Clarence Mitchell, of the Itcds, can't
play Is left tackle.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR
WHEAT Receipts. 222.6(15 bush. Tho mar
fat ruled steady with a fair demnnd and mod
erate offerings. Quotations: Car lots. In "Port
elevator. No. 2 red. spot and June. $1.03WJ.)j:
No. 2 Southern red. Sl.tll01.n3; steamer No. J
red, 1101.02; No. 3 red, S1W1.02; rejected A.
07v 00014c,; rejected II. VOOIlSc.
CORN Receipts, 13.SU0 bush. Demand was
light, but there was no change In prices. Quota
tions: Car lots for local trndo, as to location.
No. 2 yollnvv. 7014 80c. : steamer yellow, 78
70c,, No. 3 yellow, 7654 7UV4 c. : No. 4 yellow.
7SM073KC, cob. per 70 lbs.. 80lP8014c.
OATS RecelptB, 111.13.' bush. Prices wore
barely steady with demand light. Quotations:
No. 2 white, 40H t47c., standard white. 45V4
411c. i No. 3 white. 44inc ; No. 4 white. 4 HP
42c.: sample oats. 38'4W8UWc: purified outs,
traded. 44 4514 c,
FLOUR Receipts. 1722 bbls. and 1.115.012
lbs. in sacks. There was little trading nnd
no Important chango In prices, l'ollowln are
the Quotations, per 106 lbs. In wood: Winter,
clear. 4.l)05,iS: do., straight. I5.234P5.S0;
do., patent. I5.(305.83: KnnsnB. clear, cotton
'sacks. S4.70&3; do., straight, cotton "
SB 20S.B0; do., patent, cotton sacks, Su.HUW
6.7S, spring. Ilrst clear, H.IMOS.Sn: dp,
straight. S5,405.00; do., patent. J5.O04"il;
favorite brands. iu.2ikOB.oO: city 'mills, choice
and fancy patent. SU.234fU.S0: city milts, reg
ular grades Winter, clear. H."0?;l,?l,,l,o.'
tralght. S5.2503.6O; do., patent. i5.00O5.iy.
.RYE FLOUR so d Blowly at former rates, Ve
sjuote at 53.B0 per bbl.,- as to quality.
PROVISIONS
There was a light Jobbing movement and
little chango In prices. Quotations: City beef.
In .. on-ntr.... nn.4 a I Cil . ta.l 'ftt..l WCStCm.
... .,,., B.t.vnE.. ,, --:-..-.---,-,-- J
city Deei. KnucKiro ,
in seta, smoked, 2nc. :
tenders, smoked and air-dried. 27 8f2Hc; western
beef, knuckles and tenders, smoked. 27 2NC.
beef hams. '"HfflflOe. : nark, family S25.508J"ll;
,.. n ...- M IHftMatAc .: da.
1,l,lfl ' lnni. IqIaiqIZ.- . An An., smoked.
lUOlullc,; other hams, smoked, city cured.
as to brand and average. 1814 c.: hams, smoked.
Western cured. 1814 c; do., boiled, boneless.
80c. i picnic shoulders, H. P. cured, loose. 1214 c-.
do., smoked, 18V4 c: bellies. In pickle, according
to average, loose. 10c.: breakfast bacon, as to
brand and average, city cured, lUc. : do.. ""i
ern cured. lHtf 1814 c.: lard. Western, refined,
tierces. 1414c. do., do., tubs. 14Wc: do., pure
city, kettle rendered, In tierces, 1414 c; do., do.,
In tubs, 1414 c
REFINED SUGARS
Tha market was dull and weak. Quotations:
Extra fine granulated, 7,307.tl5c: powdered.
7l4U7.7Bc.j confectioners' A, 7.204f 7.33c.:
oft grades, 0.357.8Oc.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
CHEESE The market was aulet. with mod
erate but ample offerings at former rates. Quo
tations: New York, 'full cream, fancy, new, 13W
1814c; spoclals higher: do., do., fair to good,
new, 14 Willie: do., do., part skims. 0W13c
BUTTER The market ruled steady with de
rcand equal to the moderato offerings. Quota
tions: Western, solid-packed, creamery, fancy
specials, 3214 c.j extra. SOW 3114c.j extra firsts.
80c: firsts. 28W 020c.; seconds. 2728e.; nearby
prints, fancy. 34c.: average extra. 33c,; firsts,
Stgo2c.; seconds, 28tP2Sc; garlicky Prints,
Sa027e.; Jobbing sales of fancy prints. 37ip40c.
EGOS (Strictly tine eggs wera In good request
and values were well maintained. Quotations
follow: In free cases, nearby extra. 2ilc. per
cos,; nearby firsts, 17.05 per standard case;
nearby current receipts. tn.OO&B.ti; Western
extras, 23c. per doi.: Western extra firsts, S7.03
per case;, firsts. Ju.UOWU.DU per case; Southern.
IQ.UU6.49 per case: fancy selected candled
fresh eggs were Jobbing at 20O3UC. per doz,
POULTRY
LIVE The market ruled steady under rnoder-
ftt offerings, but trade was quiet. Quotations:
gwts, 20lp20Vic: roosters. 13014c: spring
chickens, according to quality, weighing 1WJ
lbs, apiece, asWB&c.; White Leghorns, according
to quality, 23 tfSSc. I ducks, as to size and qual.
Ity. 1416c.; pigeons, old. per pair, 8Q82c.;
CO;, young, per pair, 22 it 25c.
DRESSED There was a good outlet for de
sirable fowls and values of this description ruled
firm under light offerings. Broiling chickens
were mora freely offered ttn4 weaker. Quotations;
rreeh-kllted poultry, dry-Packed Fowls, 12 to
box. dry-picked, fancy selected. 23c t weighing
4VkS lbs. apiece. 22V4 c. ; weighing 4 lbs. apiece.
2Hc.i weighing 3Vi lbs. apiece. 2Hic. ; weigh
ing 3 lbs. apiece. 18S21c: fowls, ice-packed.
In barrels, fancy, dry-picked, .northern Indiana
and Illinois, weighing IViWOlbs. apiece, 22c;
no., southern Indiana, and Illinois, weighing 4
lbs. anlece. M14" amaltAr sizes. lRSf'tiB.. old
roostera. dry-picked. 13c; broilers. Jersey, fancy.
luuiac aa.. otner nearby, weisninv 14 e?z ids.
apiece. 386400.; smaller sixes, 83988c, I ducks,
SVIlll. VU.l-, -14UKH1 - V w .
f IA ivm. per uua., f.u
lbs. apiece. 21'Ac; smaller sixes, 1820o., old
i. ary-picKeo. lac Drouers. jersar. y
40643c: do., other nearby, weighlnx 1H 2 lbs.
nearby, spring.
WhltS. WfittMni? 11
S'i2' wb te, weighing 9010 lbs. per dox.. $4
4 83: white, weighing 8 lbs. per dux.. 38.t)0;
fe,W. 7 )bs. per 4w.. i2.B0e2.90; do., do..
SAW lba. mr lft t'tf!10' da.rlc.
lOj Bznal ana No. - &0c.$l.
u uii.)
11.75
3
FRESH FRUITS
Demand was fair and prices generally ruled
steady under moderaU ottering Quotations:
,r.S.T -,"-. UHl. 5"P. 4.9VU1, HIUWin.
894. Ben Davis. J23, other varUttes, II. BOW
J1231.7S, oranges, Florida, per craK, 13
4.23; grapefruit. Florida, per crate, 1304; lem
ons, per, box. IS4, pineapples, per crate, rorto
Rico. $1 6002,60. strawberries, per Qt Del-
58c; Eastern Baorei and Maryland.
8f 8c : peaches Florida, per carrier. UiOS;
watermelons, Florida, per car. $360ilW.
VEGETABLES
arferlasa arid demand were both fair.
mSl hqel Uttla change. Quotations.
JiVi, PJiatees. per bush PenosylvarUa,
iSSJIJ' NfR Torlt- 12ai.80! Western,
1.23l,30s whlU potatoes, per bbl No. 1.
?ngrWfc J5.80O5.75i No. 3 do., 1404 80: No,
1 South Carolina. 85 5.251 No. 8 doT 3.504i
tFotatos. Jersey, per tukt No. I. i59
fpe-tNOi?. 25ue. do, Jersey, Ptlawars and
ilfe"5' r wnpr. No, 1. TScffllli No. S,
fOw 60a. t onfoos. Tea per cuoipur erats No,
81 75J.83i No. 2, H.4Qai.OQjcabbag. Nor
Jolk uul eutfm Soar, perbl. orats, 4l U
ao., Norf9lk..ver bbl.. Sjj.Wfli tTsy. Florida,
fsrf au. if 7 228t vatrrT17., rjr lt)0
bjUKhia. 81.5flS.l4( lettsw TVlraliita. per btkt,.
file t fctans. Nortl Carellfia, nr it bbh I (
fcC - SilW i rB. .5f l.tfc I Xffi,
2; do.. Norfolk, green, per H-hbl. bskt., 2
2.25: do.. South Carolina, per tt-lbl. bskt.. 81
(S1.23; pcnB. Norfolk and Eastern Shore, per Vi
bbl. bskt Large. S2K2.no; Bmall. (1 (A 1.60;
peppers, Florida, per tarrler. 81.73W2: egeplant.
Florida, per crate. 81,."02.r,o; Bquaoh. South
Cnrollna. per crate. 81.25W1.30: cucumbera.
Florida, per bskt., 82.23(32.75; beets. North
Cnrollna, per 1011 bunches. $.lfl4; do.. Notfolk.
per 100 bunches, S4K3; tomatoes. Florida, per
carrier Fancy. 83B3.50; choice. (i.7.'i
aBparngus. Jersey, per bunch Fancy, 12WlSc:
prime, 10l2c, culls, SiPdc.; mushrooms, per
4-lb. b,skt.. (10c. 081.
LOCAL 3IINING STOCKS
TONOPAH STOCKS.
MncNamara
Midway
Mlzpah Extension .
.Montana
Northern Star
Tonopnh Helmont . ,
Tonopah Extension
Tonopah Mining ...
Rescue Eula
West End
GOLDFIELD STOCKS
Atlanta
lllue Hull
Iiooth
llulldoe . r
c o 1j
Combination Fraction ..
Dlamondneld U 11
Daley
Florence
OoldMeld Consolidated . . .
Ooldncld Merger
Jumbo Extension
Kowanas , . .
Oro
Sand Ken
Sliver 1'lclt ,.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Fairy Aztec . . ..
Klmberly ......
Nevada Hill .,..
Nevada Wonder
Bid Asked
, .US .10
, .2K .30
, .23 .27
, .2H .30
, AH .20
. 4'4 4-i
.0 1-11) H3-1U
. (J'i 1IW
. .43 !
, .118 1.00
, .11 .12
, .03 .04
, .10 .17
, .02 .03
, .11.1 .03
,0H .10
.05 .07
.01 .03
.45 .00
,04 .till
, .10 .12
.81) .01
. .12 .13
,03 .00
.03 .00
.OH .10
.01 .02
.02 .03
.17 .20
1.03 2.00
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
NEW YORK. Juno 7. -BUTTER Tone
Bllghtly nrmer on top grades, with more specu.
istivo Duying
Receipts. 13.JIW
Other grades plenty nnd easy.
I Extras, SOOSOUc. L higher
grades. aoVjWSlc: male aury. 2714 W2'.c;
Imitation creamery. S3 25 Vic. .
EQUS General trading quiet, but high grades
firm. Receipts. 2H.1H2. Extrus. 2,;2Uc. ,
extra firsts: 23H 2l'sc: flrsts. 22Va2aWc.,
white. 2U27ci urowns, 232Uc; mixed colors,
23 23c,
BAR SILVER
In New York commercial bar slher was quoted
todsy at. OOVic, off, !ic.
liar silver was sold at 31",. d., oft Vtd., In
London today,
ONERAPSTORMAFTER
ANOTHER GREETS MACKS
A's Plan to Trade Togs for Bath
ing Suits and Take Up
WaterPolo
By ROBERT Y. MAXWELL
CHICAqO, June 7, Life to tha Athletics
these days !s Just one ra.lnstorm after an
other. The moisture has been dripping
around our athletes for the last threo days,
and unless It le.ts up In the near future
the boys plan to trade their baseball suits
for bathing costumes and take up water
polo.
Still, the lay-off today had Its good re
Bults. Th Ilepubltcan and Progressive con
ventions were held despite the cloudbursts,
and the players left In a body to take
them In. Their Intentions were good, but
the conventions refused to take them In
without the precious tickets, and they
drilled ' back to the hotel through the
mud after admiring the outside of the
buildings.
Connie Mack almost has given up pope of
playing even one) game In Jhls town and Is
making his plans to take a, fall out of
Cleveland on, Saturday. The clouds here
seem to be busted beyond repair and there
Is no chance to fix them up for a week or so.
Before this trip Is finished uonnle intends
to make some corrections In his pitching
Btart and. bolster up the weak spots.
Sbeehan, Sush and Meyers have delivered
the goods, but the others have got to show
something It Is believed that Wyckoft and
Crowell will be given one more chance to
show what they can do and If they fall to
make an Impressive showing, they are likely
to have some hard luck.
LAFAYETTE TO BE SCENfi
OF SWIMMING RACES JUNE 10
Philadelphia Club to Open Aquatic
Season With Scholastic Events
The Philadelphia Swlmmlnfc Club opens
the swimming season nt ,I.afayctto on the
Schuylkill next Saturday 'with n Rood card
of scholastic events. The competition will
be for the Harry T. Malpasa cup and the
400-yard scholastic relay for the George
Malpass trophy.
FUNERAL OP F. H. HOWLAND
Journalist's Uody to Be Sent to Provi
dence After Services
Followlns a funeral service nt 4 o'clock
this afternoon nt old St. Peter's Kplscopnl
Church, 3d and Pino streets, tho body of
Frederick1 Hoppin Howlnnd, late chler of
publicity for the Philadelphia Chamber of
Commerce, will be taken to Swan Point,
Providence, Ithode Island, for Interment.
There will be no pallbearers, It being tho
desire of the family that simplicity be ob
served, nnd thnt but the simple funeral
ritual of the Protestant Kplscopal Church
constitute the ceremonies In Philadelphia.
Mr. Uowlnhd died Monday Inst In St.
Agnes' Hospital following n short Illness.
IN MIIMOHIAM
noROttXMSl. In lovlnjr remembrance of mv
wife, ANNA A. WnsrilOIUlHNSl'l. Ilnlered
Into rest June 7. 1011. Joseph H. llorRenskl.
TIIOMI'HON, In lovlne remembrance of
THOMAS THOMPSON, entered Into rest June
7, 101B.
At duty's call he did not flinch,
Hut proved n soldier, every Inch;
And when th" final summons did enme.
With simple trust he said, "My home."
WILL AND HA DIG.
Philliea-Cuba Game Postponed
A steady downpour tor the past IS hours
caused the postponement jf the second
scheduled game between the Phillies and
Cuba for this afternoon. Alexander was
booked to work for the champions today.
Ale tnwii; likely will rtxetve the assignment
tomorrow, wim enan (e(wi "
?D eat!) s
ADAMS, On June 0, 101(1. EDOAIl O. T., hue
band of IJlla A. Adams, In his 70th er.
ItclHtlves nnd friends nro Invited to ml end
tho funernl eerlce, on Thursday, at (I t. m .
nt the Oliver II. linlr lIulMlnr, 1R30 Chestnut
st. Interment nt Ilntnvln. N. Y. Itemnln
may bo vlowid nt his late residence, ud.10
Walton nve., Wednesday, from 7 to 0 p. m.
riease omit flowers.
Illllll. On June n, 101ft. TENNIS N. HIItD. be.
loved son of llnrry U. and Cnrrlo Hlrd (ne
Knger), aged 0 months Relatives nnd friend,
are Invited to attend the funeral services, on
Thursday, nt 1 t. m., at his pnrents' resi
dence. 2(138 Dickinson st Interment nt tern,
wood Cemetery. Autnmobllo funernl.
IKIVII. Suddenly, on June 4. lnlfl, WII.UAM
H. 110YD, nned Oil yenrs. Ileintlves nnd friends
are Invited tn attend tho funernl services.
Thursday, nt '1 p. m., nt the Oliver It. Hair
llulldlnit. 1820 Chestnut st. Interment at
American Mechanics' Cemetery
IIKAIIIXY. On Juno 0. 1010. IIKNRT II , son
of tho lato Thomas nnd Eliza Ilradlcy, Rela
tives and friends nre Invited to attend the
funeral services, on Wednesday, nt 7 p m.,
nt Armstrong & Son. 1000 Columbia nve In
terment nt Newarlt. .Del., on Thursday. Train
leaves Mroad Ht. Station at 1) n. m.
CAMl'HKIX. On June ft, inin. ISAlli:r,LA II.,
wife of CJenrue R Campbell, nued 04 jcars.
Relatives nnd friends nre Invited to attend
tho funernl services, on Thursday, at '.' p. m..
nt thv apartments of Kirk & Nice. H3IH Oer
m.intown nve.. Oermnntown. Interment pri
vate, nt rcrnwood Cemetery.
CHEW. At his home In Mount Royal. N. J.,
on Juno B, 1010, AI.PHONZO T CHEW. In
his flOth year. Rolattvea nnd friends, also
Courtinnd Saunders Tost. No. 21. C). A. it.t
Washington Camp, No. .till. P. O. H. of A..
nnd emplovcs of West Phlla. I'oetolTlcc. are
Invited to attend tho funcr.tl services, on
Thursday, June 8, ut .1 p. m., at Churles
Sliurtleffs funeral npnrtments. 3II2II Market
st. Interment nt Mount Morlnh Cemetery.
CUDDEN. On Juno 0. ll10 MAItOARBT. wife
of Daniel Sudden. Relatlvis and friends are
Invited to attend tho funernl. on Trlday. at
8:30 n. m., from her lito residence. '.'Ifto N.
Hodlno st. HlKh lterjulem Mbbs at Ht. 1M
ward's Church, at 10 a. m. precisely. Intel
ment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
ENH1.E. On Juno 4, 101U. C. MAY. dnuahtcr
of Ueurse W. nnd Anna K. Ensie. Relatives
and friends nre Invited to attend the funeral,
on Thursdav, nt 3 p. m . nt her parents'
residence, 125 E. Tomona terrace. Herman
town. Services at l'lrst Methodist Church,
Oermantown nve. nnd Hleh St.. nt 4 o clock.
Interment private.
KTT1NO. On Juno n, laid, SARAH E.. widow
of Samuel Marx Ettlng. Funeral services at
tho resldenco of her Bister. Miss Helen
Smyth. 2110 Walnut st., nt 4 p. m.. Thurs
day. Juno S. Interment private.
KVI'.RETT. On Juno 0, 1010. MARY T,. wife
of Clenrpo Everett, funeral from tho residence,
31H S. 12th st . I'rlday. nt l n m. Interment
nt Smyrna. Del. Remains may bo -v lowed
Thursday, 8 to 10 p. m.
GIMJIHUST. On Juno fl. 1010. El.IZARETH.
daughter of the late John and Jane Gilchrist.
Relatives and friends ar Invited to attend
tho funeral services, on Thursday, nt 2 p. m.
precisely, at tho npartment of Titlow Iiroth
ers, 3427 North llroad st. Interment private.
CiOOII. At St. Clair Lake. Mich., on June
2. 101(1. ANNA II. GOOD. Notice of funeral
lator.
HAAS. On Juno 0, 10111. SOLOMON, husband
of Hnunnh Haas, aged 71 ieurs. Relatives
and frlenda are Invited to attend tho funeral
services, .on Friday, at 10 p. m . nt her lato
residence. 2511 Stewart st. (25th and Jeffer
son). Interment at Adath Jeshurun Ceme
tery. III111IS. On Juno ti. Win, GEORGE CHAP
MAN, husband of May Cornish Illbbs and son
of Georgn D. nnd Mnttlo II. Illbbs, a Bed 32
years Relatives and friends, also tlio Het
field Playground and Improvement Association,
are Invited to attend the funeral services,
Thursday, at 2 p. m.. nt his Into residence,
5840 McMnhon ave.. uermantovvn. Interment
at Ivy Hill Cemetery, friends may view re
mains Wednesday evening
MAKO.URTTK. On Juno 3. 1010. CHARLES,
husband of Anna Glenn Marquette. Relatives
and friends, also Friendship Circle, No. 32,
11. A of aibbsboro, N. J., nro Invited to
attend tho funeral, on Thursday, nt 8:30 a.
m.. from the Oliver It. llalr IlulidlnB. 1820
Chestnut st. Men Mass at St. Patrick's
Church at 10 a. m. Interment nt Holy Cross
Cemetery.
MrVJIY. On June 0, 1010. FRANK, son of
Frank nnd tho late Catherine McVey (neo
Howard), aged 25 years. Relatives and friends
are Invited to attend tha funeral, on Friday,
at 7 a. m., from tho resldenco of Mr. Alex
ander Clark. (124 W. Somerset st. Mass. at
8 a. m.. nt tho Visitation Church. Inter
ment at Cld Cathedral Cemetery.
rOl'I'ENIIEIMF.Il. On Juno It, 101(1, BERN
HARDT, husband of Emma Poppenhelmer.
aged 78 years. Relatives and friends, also
Colonel Ouo Towno Post. O. A. R : General
Steuben Lodgo. I, O. O, P.. are Invited to at
tend the fuperal. on Friday, nt 2 p. m , from
100(1 Erie ave, Interment at Mount Slnul
Cemetery. '
ROWLAND. On Juno 0. 1010. SUSAN, widow
of Maxvvoll Rowland nnd daughter of tho lato
Joseph and Hannnh Mills, aged 71 years.
Relatives and friends aro Invited to attend
funeral services, on Thursday, Juno 8, at
2 o. m. precisely, at her lato residence. 3013
llhawn el.. HolmesburK. Interment private.
STIIC'ICIIUItaVK. Suddenly, on Juno 7. lull!,
MARY ADVKNA, wife of George Slockburger.
Duo notice of tho funeral will be Riven, from
her late residence, B001 North Ssdenhom st.
STRINGK. At Chicago. 111., on Juno 4. 1010,
K1.IZAIIBTH Ineo Sinker), widow of John S,
Strings. Relatives and friends are Invited to
attend tho funeral services, nt tho residence
of her sister-in-law, 2482 N. 3(lth st . on
Thursday, at 2 p. m. precisely. Interment at
North Cedar Hill Cemetery.
TAYLOR. On June B, HUB, JOHN O TAY
lor. axed 70 tears. Relatives and friends,
also Post .Wilde, 25. a. A. It,, members
Pennsylvsn a Cavalry Association: Upland
Lodge No. 428. K, of P.. and employes of
Chester Postofflce. aro Invited to attend the
funeral services, on Thursday, at 2.30 p. m
at his lato residence. 1B15 Highland terrace,
Chester, Pa. Rsmalna may bo viewed Wed
nesday evening. Interment st Chester Rural
Cemetery.
VANnKRIIILT. On Sixth Month 5th. 1016.
nEUECCA, widow of Aaron Vanderbllt. In her
85th year. Relatives and friends are Invited
to attend the funeral, on Slith-day, Slith
Month Mtb (Friday) at 3 p. m.. at her lato
residence. Martlnook. Mill ave. and Turk
road. Hatboro, Pa. Interment private,
WILT. At her residence, 1B21 N. Marshall St.,
on June 0. 1010.' ANN E.. widow of William
Wilt. Duo notice of the funeral will ba given.
CLASSIFIED RATES
In effect Avril 1, 1916 ,
EVENING LEDGER
AOATB LINE) RATH FOR EACH INSERTION
AU TH1B STYLE TYPE (or ilka this)
Ono or two times......,.,, ..,,,,,.,,,,
Threo times one week..,,,.,,,.,,.,,...
Six limes ons week.............
Situations Wanted three times ono week,
loe
lOe
Help and Situation Wanted and
Lost and Found ads are inserted in the
Daily Public- Ledger without addi
tional charge.
Want ads under all other classifications may
be repeated la -tha. Puuua Leuukb at combined
rate.
One or two times. ...t,,,...,,,,, 23c
Threo times one week .,.,... jsj
Six times ons week.............. , liVie
TYPE LIKE THIS (gr like this)
is permitted In. all classifications except Heln
and Situations Wanted. Lost an.l FgunA Per
sonals. Hoarding and Rooms. When so spec!
nedT add KIVK CENTS PER ' AOATE UNB
TO I ANY OP THE ABOVB RATES,
l
There is a drug store near your home
that "will accept Ledger wants ads at
office rates,
PEBSOHAIig
IEAVIHY -nte tefept., 1 jwf o
tlou. bottl fed: vvll Klv fujl l,
raa 137, LtiOi'tr Bf auli, ISUi
Old. for 4dOb
puaoaoilon Aa-
u-r.j visa.
Rent Your
Rooms
Somebody needs rooms
just like those you have
vacant, but how will they
know about them if you
don't advertise?
is read by
people who
tenants.
SsiiSimK
l i
S888eSKC89K!iS4
Try a Public Lcdjrer
classified ad. The Ledger
the type of
make good
Phone, write or call
Ledger Office, Walnut or
Main 3000.
mSeaS8!?88
UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS
WESTKRN UNION TKLKORAPH CO., MO!
Chestnut sL Mrs. J. M. Harlnn, Miss Kmllln
Owens. George Houghton, C K. Westing, Wes-
ley aiiinns, .Morris -rnpietzic. unyinomi cnris
tnnsen. Antonta Tonello, R. C Kelly, lgnats
Schmidt. Kred Stebcrt, Ralph Hlmpklns. Miss
Dorothy Htevvnrt. R, J Ulcltey & Son. O. It.
MeCullougli. Iku1s.i Alexnnder, Mrs. Lawrence,
R R Welnliertr. it D. Ornnt, Mnry 15. Hut
chinson. Clyde ltou'ch. It. l.nsker. Minnie Wal
ton. Miss Carrie Hrownell. Jack Casey, Nor
man S Mnckle, Jnvk A lllrnm, Chns, Nnugh
ton A Co.
POSTAL TULKORAPII CO.. 1420 South Tenn
sciuurv Joseph Sacks, William B Smith. Oli
ver S Smith, Hancock, J. M. Lovvry, Veuve
Thomas.
HELP JW" ANTED FEMALE
ASSISTANT MATRON or working housekeeper
experienced In Institution work; rnpublo of
doins mending Prolestnnt, nge. a.1 tn no,
reference required P 3,'n, ledger Oentrnl.
CARIITAKBR wanled. phislclan's residence,
during summer; referentes required. Apply
BOO N. 20th st., next Jinn.. P::I0 to 11.S0 a. m
CHILbNURSi: for one child, 2 yenrs nld: clergy
man's home: nngllsh. Irish or Scotch pre
ferred! not too soung; 130 monthly; best ref
erences required. Mrs .1 A Flnley, Haver
ford, Pn Telephone Ardmnre B41 J.
CLMRIC for stock record work, permanent posi
tion Regal. 800 N.JOth st
COOK nnd chninbermnld nnd waitress Two
white mnlds for St. D.ivld's . Meet emplover.
Room 20;-,. c.n Chestnut st . Thursday, 11 n m
COOK, good, plain: clem, settled woman, plneo
In country. Apply Wednesday, 11 till 12:30,
1804 Pine st.
COOK for country place within city limits. Ap
ply 1237 N. llroad St.. between 10 nnd 3
today.
OIRL. German, for conking nnd downstairs
work: four In family, no washing. Onlt Lane.
021) W. , lr, Kenllworth nvet. Oak Lane Park
GIRL, colored, for chnmherwork and waiting:
S55'riS.no'''j3i reference. Meet emplover, Room
20.VK0S Chestnut st . Thursday. 11 n. m
GIRL, white, for general housework: bring refer
ences.Call Room 310.1418 Wnlnut.
GIRLS wanted, over Id; lncrense.1 facilities havo
made openings In our plant for refined. Intelli
gent B rls for soiling, labeling nnd parkins
modioli supplies, light, pleasnnt work: clenn.
henlthv surroundings, r,2-hour week; salary tn
to beginners, with rapid advancement to good
workers, 2 minutes from Darby on trolley, 20
minutes from llroad Street Station on train.
",'2-. 1J!J"!'X?n or by letter to H. K. JIUL
VORD O . Glenolden. Pa
GIRLS wnnted for filing nnd record keeping by
library bureau system: nne In charge and one
nsnlstnnt: state experience and wages ex
pected P 027. Ledger Office.
GIRLS wnnted. light work: no experience neces
f!"rr..t.1 Jie-r week paid while learning. Apply
:ilo North 32d st.
HOSIERY", experienced knitters nnd toppers, ex
aminers, loopers, nlso learners, paid whllo
learning. 1320 N. Lawrenre.
HOUSKWd'RK (general! and light laundrv work:
to gn to senshnro for summer: reference re
quired. Call J230 Sprucest.
HOUSBWORIi- "(general) Two experienced
women. Meet emplover. 10:30 n. m. Wednes
day, Room 20.-,, OOS Chestnut sL
HOPS RWORK Colored girl for general honsVI
Wu'WorTh" Aroad.'" faml"i r"n C"
"SFiXPPtfir"'!1- for enrarho"iFs.work:
Arrfi "llllnB t0 f aw"y fr summer. BUS
ilolJSRWORK WhTte.nveat. capable woman-"
small family; reLCa juia Raring st.
m irousnwoRK srrkkrs
The surest way to get In touch with
positions In th best Philadelphia fami
lies Is through the Situation Wanted
columns of the Ledger
Call on Mrs. Mend, mnnager of tho
Ledger's Household Registry Uurenu.
and tell her about four experience nnd
tho kind of a position you want. Sho
has had 10 years' experience In em
ployment work and can find tho right
place for you. No charge to Ledger
advertisers. Get acquainted today with
MRS. MKAD
Household Registry Rureau,
Washington Ilulldlng.
IlilH Chestnut St.,
Second floor.
1RONKRS on shirtwaists nnd skirts: bt pavj
steady work. THE HAGERDORN-MERZ CO.
3d nnd Rrown.
KITCHEN nnd dining room slrls wnnted. whlteT
Apply Offtre llulldlng No. 8. Glrard College,
21st and Olrard ave.
LAUNDRY airls to do pressing on shirtwaists
nnd skirts. The HAdKDORN-MKRZ CO.. 3d
anil llrown.
IAIINDRBSS experienced, good reference; for
Mondais. Phono Raring 741.1 J.
MAID, chnmberwork nnd waiting, wanted,
Protestant, to go .to Atlantic City, reference
Meet lady at I-edger Umployment Dureau, It
o'clock. Room 20.1, (IPS Chestnut.
OPERATORS on shirtwaists and skirts: stendr
work: best pay. TUB HAOEDORN-MKHZ
CO.. 3d and Rrown.
PRKSSKRS nn shirtwaists and skirts: ht iwv;
steady work. THE HAaUPORN-MKRZ CO.
3d and llrown.
SALESPERSON Steady position for energetic
girl with some photo sales experience. Desen-
der Photo Supply, 1112 Chestnut st.
8TENOORAPHER with general of'ce experience.
Including handling' of long-distance telephone
rails, for Seabrook Farms Company. Hrldse.
ton. N. J. ; good snd permanent position for
capable person. For further Information see
MUspeonjitLedger Central.
STKNOORAPHER Office "largo corporation; up.
curate, rapid and thor. exp. AMSjId,0ff.
STENOORAPflKR. exp.. wanted by W. Phlln.
manufacturing firm M. 1118. Ledger Central.
1 8TRAWRRinOR A CLOTHIER
REQUIRE EXPERIENCED BALKS.
WOMEN FOR THE SHOE DEPART
WENT. APPLY nl'RKAU OP KM
PLoVilENT, AV, FLOOR, I1EJ-ORE
11 A. M.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS The Uell Telephone
Co. offers opportunity for louns women be
tween 17 and 22 years old to learn telephone
operating; must be bright, enercetto and am
bitious: good salary; rapid advancement; per
manent position among pleasant surroundings
la assured; salary paid while learning, Apply
In person between 830 a. m. and & p. In..
Rell Telephone Co.. 10H Market st.
TYPIST and clerk In Camden, general office ex
perience: excellent opportunity. Address M,
p.. P. O. Rag am.
WASHWOMAN, good, lor Monday. Apply Harry
S. IJelz. Wjomlng ave. and D st.Olney,
A LA'nv of literary taste, "over 25, to assist In
subscription department of publishing -house:
must ba able to Interview customers; need not
he, experienced, but good references. George
Harris's Sons. 131J Walnut st
General
TEACHERS WANTED
High school and. gr.de positions walling fof
candidates, res. today. T 11. COOK. MQR..
NAT. TEACHERS' AGENCY. 327 Perry llldg.
HELP WANTED MALE
AUTOMOHILE STOCKROOM CLERK wanted by
o o' the lariit automobile concerruj In this
city. For youns man, wtdeawsxs. luteUUtnt.
willing and snappy worker, tnls la u great op.
nortuully, Automobil narts cxperleme ubsu
RtVly essential. Write, stattna full particulars
resrdlDJi experience- olsa where employed tw
fers. rsfereuc and salary dslred. Give phonu
number. M 157. Ledger Cestral
BOYS, over 18 years; good wages, steady posl.
iloS: Frledberger Aaron Mrs. Co.. iiDQ N.
l,tb, St., neir Wyno Jum-tlon.
BOY wauted. 10 yert e? ase. In Ins'uranco com
jlnyjT pL tar ISO per wootb. to com-
E5Y." bright. wntid for retierat B,work la
laraa BilMlo plant, relerenca. A MaL,dij
Office.
BgYTibottt li S-er old. ox ofycf of corpora
ifjn: stat wages ruj. ret V 3510 cnt
bOVajwanteJ. if or over to jwrk ta, wall paper
ra.wry. &ppty .i 4H1QC, JjHS.rfr miuw o$
I. Yi'.Ur m mint te,
HELP WANTED MALE
Continued (rom i'rrcrdlsa Colsmii.
ItQYS wanted for box shop; steady work. Ap
fly N W. corner nth and llrown.
CARlNtlTMAKEItS and bench hands wanted,
famtllir with stnlr work. Apply Cnas. F.
Felln ft Co.j Inr i York road nnd llutler M.
CAMP PHYSICIAN
Ros' summer rnmp. preferably young rd
uate. "wrlenced with iwys. Apply fully.
Mating lermsj P 1)22, ledger Office.
PARPnMTr.ns wanted for general work; steady
MsltiSi. to right men. Affift" v
nlmve Calumet stj trolls Of HcnusiRlii.
CAniENfKRS""wnhted for night shift, 8.13
Market st. Fleishman Cohstructlon Company.
Apply superintendent.
t'ARl'ENTr.RS wanted for general work. Ap
ply In person or by letter. II, K. Mulford
Co., Olenolden, Pa.
CHaUiTRUR. white, thoroughly experienced!
country In summer; must mWa nmn,o(btT
duties: Al reference required. Call or phone.
27 N. 18th st. Spruce 4117.
CHAUFFEUR. l-?vate driving, must havo good
V Rrn..0iVte7.r,::
Led-
.XPnnVrtil.pW'iV&Air op
MPLOYMIlNT. 4i FLOOR. HEFORU
v.
STRAWDRIDGI
& CLOTHIHR
DOCTOR wanted for nn Insane hospital: pay
80 " monlli nnd'mnlntenance; must bo slnkle,
n Protestant nnd not over in years of age.
Addressllox TOIL Rye. N. . .
IJltUO CLERK Must be counter and prescrlp
V 'tlon man. Stuckert's. Masonic Templo.Trenton
I'ltKinilT HANDLERS Men wanted to truck
ffelght nt stntlom while or tolored. Apply
inn.
to take care, small
, n. m., .i .
(lARDENER. experienced
pace Him iw ,.n, """'-,",",
good wnges.P2.j0. Ledger lentral
HARDWOOD PINISltERS
100 WANTED
FILLERS, COATERS
rtunnniis, sprayers
HOURS 18 WEEK
WAGES 118.72 WEEK
APPLY D-12 O'CLOCK
MONDAY. JUNE 12TII
3D07 POWELTON AVE.
HELP WANTED MALE
color
HARDWOOD KINlSIiip-i;ff.mBHnmlft& Co
mlxeri first class. Ueonto . Smith .'v. i-o.
Inc.. Iiio, roweuon me. .
itOUSEMANrwhito. to "''. h'I"?.'1,1,rn"m
Useful
llooni
'mWi pmplovrr Saturday,
znri, ims uncsmui r...
Tvtimimi.'VT MAKI3UH. too makers,
'LPet'dJy oVAN ,ours. nvchlnl-t. 3 to
nsslsiant mnhlnlsi.,$J- to i -.0. f, J"-''';"
and llrown, Sharpo & Grldley.a.7iJ
"compensali when l,l?.or.1eVvlce
13 days' leave after one enr a service
i.Aimiip.ns. 12: hand turret. lawie i ij "";
I'M ; Potter & Johnston. 3- ViVlrtJiv 13 V
Cleveland. Rrown. Sharpo & Grldle , I..J I.
hlgner
?cni ." "a:r'tl r la afternoons during
:.. ....'.,, nil with full pa. APPiy
Prnnkforrt" Arsenal, preferably In Person,
llrldcshurg. Philadelphia. Pu.
IFWI'lItY POLISHERS Experienced on l'lftL!'
nim nnd gol I. Applv by letter only. J. t.
CALIWilLI. A CO.imS Chestnut st. .
litoil. Philadelphia
Pa.
l7RORERS. noo.l, wnnte.l now at Tygert-Allen
Fertllljior Works. South Delaware and 1ec
cacoenves (Greenwich Point). tdy work
the year around for right men. See Super-
imcndnt.ntworks..
LA1I0HERS wanted: 2.S5 per day. filth nnd
U ray's nve.
LARORERS" waiitedfm7'ltenefalvvork: steady
positions to right men. AP Ply . " nve'
above Cnlumet st.. Falls of Schujlltlll.
LARORERS fo' out-of-town work: nount of
strike: wages 22 tents per hour. Apply 3S
North intli. . - , , ,-
LEAD HURNERS Ist-class mer's on wnnted i
good wngea: steady Job. M 321, ledger oir.
MACHINE STITCHER wante.1 on hand Swiss
machine, nlso learner. Roberts Embroidery
JVimnany, 31121 N. Lnwrencest.
MACHINIST Steady employment at sntlsfnc
tory v?ngeM: modern factory situated In liRh;
fill location: il-ccnt faro from UJd nnd Market
sts. Only thoroughly competent men. applying
In person, will be considered.
NO WAR ORDERS.
THE AUTOCAR COMPANY
Ardmoro, Pa,
MACHINIST Wanted. Intho and shapcr hand.
" The Hartman Co.. 12S?N. Front.
MANAGER A cenernl manager for nn nrtinclnl
5 silk company Address stating age experl
ence and salary expected. P OOI.Lciigei urt.
MECHANICS WANTED. FIRST CLASS.
Machlno lathe hands, automatic machine
lands, millwrights, riggers, mo We-s. core
makers and laborers. Apply vim inninos,
midvvlii l.ocomotlvoWorks, P.ddjstono. Pii.
MI-N wanted for general farm anil laboring
work, also men to handle hogs; steady posi
tion 'for sober Industrious men Apply In
person, n- hy letter II. K. MULIOltD lu.,
Glenolden, Ta.
OFFICE ROY In at counting room of large man
ufacturing concern; must bo over 1(1 ears of
ace Answer In own handwriting. Reference
required. P 3 13. Ledger Central. .
OFFICE WORK Young man ns clerk; give age.
exn-rlence imd reference. Apply Chalfonto
llotel. Atlantic City, giving telephone number.
OFFICE ROYS wanted: good wages; chance for
advancement., 2jnW. Somerset.
OPEifATOR--E11H adding machine operator
wanted in banking Institution; state age and
experience. A 331. Ledger Office.
PAPER MILLS Machlno tender, bnck tender,
third hands, machinists, millwright, engineer.
McDowell Paper MllluManayunk. Pa
Pmn,TRYMAN, experienced, wanted married
oV single (married preferred) to tako charge
Sf a poultry plant equipped with every modern
Convenience, one who understands lncuh.il ns
arid raising chicks nnd who understands the
management of both fancy and commercial
Sultry! Address Millard P. , HlnEnam,
Chesapeake. Farms, Oxford,, Maryland.
qif ESMAN 15" weekly to salesman with es
tabils'hed trade with dispensary phslclnns,
don't answer unless you are a llvo wire.
13 711). IdgerJJentral.
uTrT-SMAN Catholic, excellent proposition;
road and local! Investigate. Ca f Munnger.
suite 1111 Ileal Estate Trust Rulldlng;
SALES MANAGER WANTED
Salesman looking for general sales agency
on nationally advertised lino of office upi.I -ancfs
i and time-saving devices can get full
details by reading our "ad" under llusiness
Oiportuntlles. Mel ekSLComjuinjr.
SALESMEN
I'VPERlENCElJ IN ijlilliin. iiijAniv
I'ts AND HOUSEl'URN'ISHINOS AP
PLY RUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT. 1V
Fl OOn IIEFORB ll A M.
STRAWIIRIDGE i. CLOTHIER
wTPN-oaRAFlIER wanted In law office: must
be thoroughly experienced: state age. exp. and
salary expected; perm.Eos.J'U.Jrfd. Cent.
STKNOORAPHER Young man for office In up
town factory: wages IIO. Address M. J
p O. Rox 3413.
TOOL AND GAUOE MAKERS, tool grinders
snd adjusters, machlno operators; Inexperi
enced men will b put under Instructions: per
manent nnd highest wages. Remington Arms
Co " EddystoSe. Pa. Apply II, F. Lavls, 12th
St. Employment Office.
Star
ave.
deck
vi-- vVKRS on Jacquard Turkish towels,
ami Crwent Co..' Hancock ami Lehigh
. " Ti-n" Able-bodied loune men as . c
hands and firemen; wages J30 and ISS per
month and found; good chance for advance
SeMl permanent job; must m II S. citizens.
Apply V'ollir Vulcan, Hack Channel, Navy
Yard. . . .
WANTED- Promptly, an efficient operator on
hydraulic elevator for office building and fao
tnrl" white man. competent, nbout 2.1 years
),f 'ice: must furnish undoubted reference;
was"! m" APE' if 3"?' -'-SSlStr "Mr?, . .
WANTEl--tn office building and factory a. re
iifl mini mini be white, about middle age
Lnd mS?t furnish undoubted references. Ap
jjjy L S2S. LVdger OJftce.
WANTED Gardener, single. ..best reference
' roulred llowers and vesetables: wages. 110
StS board. V 31L Ledger Central.
wintfd 1 driver and 1 stableman Apply
VAJn Bread St., between 2d and Sd nd Race
.nd Vine. Apply to foreman.
WATCHMAN An uptown factory want u good.
Viiid J watchman, with good rtr. . permanent
Jlfuitlon! Addre.e "O. P.." P. O. iKx 33U0..
iViTrELWlllOHT wanted; competent man for
TyTv'sIn Sand Co. Beach and nerk.
YOUNG MAN 1 assist In storeroom of manu-
'lacturlng Pln " FaC,an,k'0,r', -Jll1"' ,u'-
ln ajaliacatlons. P 932, LedgerjOfrlce. .
vnitNOMAN OR STRONG ROY, to work In
Y($ 2al i 2ou. Apply J. Ifllne, 3131 Mar
ket street ,
vriTiKG MAN about 17 years. In office of msnu
Y faituilng "staUUhment. Address "M. F..
p1gpx ?i3
vriUNQ MEN bstween tl agea of IS and 33
wTio deslrt to travel and to recelyo mUltary
tralnlnj? a members of th first Uns of tho
"uair?. defensa apply, ".M0,8 ?
Philaijjlpola. Pa- tor detaUed Information r
gardlrig iNilUtpeut to th9 United Slates Ma
rina Corps. V -i - - -, r -
T?OUNQ MEN wants? el telephone busl
ness. manual UaUilnj:, hlsb scfcooj or cpUe g
wJluiteV prtfemf,. Answer lu pwq baudwrft
tul statins u. tulcM weight and refer
BIe M 112 yS" Central.
SPLEXD1U iipertUDity foe Unographer .nd
l2Skfesr eartend In luusbir od box
Confirmed romPr?cedln Volumn.
TWO CAItrErtfER'S IIBLrBlTS wanted aj,
once, nt American Engineering Co., Arsmingo
ave. nnd Cumberland St. 1...
HELP wanted In wet finishing room. An. Shsek
Rmxon Mills, Hancock st ind.Ailegjnxavjj,
General
COST ACCOUNTANT, experienced In tobyeeo.
DEFAIVl S1K." T ill AN AVtl-.ll,
exn. 'n sona roun-
HOOKKEEPERS YmiTiie man.
a mo. i knowledge. of railway
work, $00 mn.i North I'hlln,, in several
IIOTfcli CASHIERS, ROOKKEEPEnS, etc,
CORRESPONDENT ANI -. COLLECTION
isln nxtures
mlg. exp.. in
CI.i5RK7 I8. ASST. STORFSMANAGEI, J1S,
CLERK gen N. Phlla.. 110. HILL CLERK
AND TYPIST. Chester; ill! STENOGRAPH
nil. sT Amerca. 11800 STENOGRAPHERS,
several, lift. DlCTAPHONB OPERATORS.
DRAFTSMAN, heavy machinery, out of town,
lino a mo. SALES MANAGER, .frocery ape.
rlnltles, $8000:stenm specialties, W" ASlJT.
SALES MANAGER.. $1300. SALESMEN,
hlah-grailo photogrnphic supplies: builders sup
plies; anchor bolt. Jlsoo. Other positions
open 'or ntaii-nnADR mrn iur
BUSINESS SERVICE COMPANY
1301 LAND TITLE BLDO.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, rterlfi ,mot r?lt-
ablo: beautiful writer; .refs. F J,Jicent.
ASST. "hOOKKEEPnil nnd typist, 1 year's ex
perience; $10. II T-oL. ledger Central. . ...
ASST HOOKKEEPER, pen. office work, exp.,
callable. $8. F 40. I,edgerJntral
IIOOKKHEPr.H, Protestant, 11 years' experi
ence, thoroughly familiar with modern meth
ods, wishes responsible position with good ron
rem desiring a romp. A conscientious person;
nlso n cnp.slenngrnpher F HO Len.ent
"ilOOKKEEPllR or assistant, exp. comptometer
nnd mldlng mnrhlne operntor.j' 51. Led.t.ent.
CHAMIIERMAID nnd waitress Two sisters,
with best reference, willing to separate: sea
shore nr country Call nt present place. 11
POtllll llltll st
AUTOMOBILES
For, gals
CeHltnutd rort' Prrerifliu' tfoInMri.
CHAMIIERMAID nnd wn'ltress or cook, colored,
for family going nvvay Poplar 2O70J. .
CHtLDNURs'E or attendant Neat, light colored
girl; country or seashore, ran Rive good refer
ence Phone Preston 4058 W. .
CLERICAL WORK, knovvledgo of typewriting
and office work. F no. Idgerjt'entral.
CLERK, employed, would like work two or three
evenlnirs n week. F 4,"8, Ledger Office.
COMPANION-NURSE, undergraduate. wishes
position, country or shore; best references; well
experienced. II fill. Ledger Office. '
COMPANION, ndrse orsenmstress',"wllMng"to da
light duties, country or seashore; good refer
ente.. II Sl7. Ledger Office.
COOK Good plain cook wnntsT to live In good
plain family; good reference, 1727 Carlton.
COOK Exper whllo Protestant woman wlshei
position as cook. F 2H7, Ledger Central.
COOK: tip-state woman, no washing; best ref
erence. Room son. flOS Chestnut st,
COOK, experienced, for seashore or country; best
reference. Apply 2250 Fltxwster st,
COOK nnd chambermaid" wants situation; city
ur ni'iiinnre. lllCKinsnn 47 it.
COOKING nnd downstairs work or light housed
work vvlthout vv-nsh: ref. It ills. Led. Office.
COOKING nnd downstairs work: good referenced
, wngea $7. .Phone 3104 Oermantown nve.
GIRL, tolored. wishes chnmberwork" and wait
ing; como homo nights. 817 8. 10th.
HOUSEWORK Settled Trotestant womn'n' from"
country: good homo more thnn wages: no
wnshng. 102(1 E. Columbia ave
HOUSEWoltK -Capahlo womanwith small boy.
for summer: ref. F 1 BO. Ledger CentraL
KINDERGARTNER. experienced, traveler and
companion, seeks position for summer: refer
ences exchanged. E Rill. Ledger Central.
MOTHER'S HELPER or" rhlldnurso "Refined
young vvomnn wants position, nreferahlv nt
mountains or country. II 314. Ledger Office.
MOTHER'S HELPER. "wining to make herself
useful with light duties: good reference. H
.1111. Ledger Office.
SECRETARY, bookkeeper, stenographer: yours;
woman with exper : cnp.ible taking charge of
fice handling correspondence. E 817. Lett. Cent.
STENOGRAPHER -Expert In legal ""world
knowledge of bookkeeping: accustomed tn re
spans bllltv: capable of taking charge of office.
E 8,1. Ledger Central,
STENOGRAPHER ft jcars' experience. cniibf
correspondent, claim adtuster. rnshler: fitted
for respon. position: SIB. B 813. LerU Cent.
STENOGRAPHER, expc'flenced: exceptional tal
ent In music: piano: rirslres pos. where this
nrcnmpl'hm't will be v'J'ble. I 043. LM. Cent.
STENOGRAPIint exn, nnd neurit", d-slrei
position: moderate snlory. F 32. I.edge r Cent.
STENOGRAPHER -xcep'ly well e.picntd. nnn
hle: accurate: office cxn. F 4(1. Led. CntrnJ
STENOGRAPHER" wants position:" Insurance
nfnee: r, j-enrnexnerlence. Belmont CS1.
TEACHER desires position for" summer gover
ness or companion; exn. In housekeeping nnd
rare of children. JtedJlrJiSJ CressonA Cay.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR npd clerk, e-tp. fprl
vnto hrinrh pn-ferred. P."nri. Ledrer Cent.
TYPIST. exneri""of exceptional rxn. In and
commercial: knowl of stenmrrnnV-: possess
executlvn jihllltv. F JlLedter Central.
TYPIST expert: r"vcnrs' cxpTenco: knowledge
of dlctnnhone. n (140. Lcdq-er Central.
WANTED, position nsmannrrtng housekeeper or
matron, clerical nnd executive ability; excellent
references F 440. Ledger Central.
WOMAN colored, wants laundry or r day's" vvofkT
201 1 Nleholns st
ENOLTSII-spwiklng l3ermnrrProlest7l"pfeilii-rier-
mnldjnd vvallress. vvell recommended, wishes
plare M. It.. "cnr"of MrsT Miller, 1.1111
Cherry st. Spruce 1.104.
HIGH SCHOOL ORAD.
clerlcsl experience. 1
stenog nnd hnokiceep'fi;
SI Trts-er rnfrsl.
SITUATIONS WANTEU MALE
ACCOUNTINO.liy cxnert. nnv kind, night and
hnlldnvs. .' no. Ledger Central.
HOOKKEEPER. experienced, will own. rinse nnd
write up brooks, day or evening; high efficiency
svstems Installed- moderate terms. Hell phone,
Woodland 3833 M.
HOOKKEEPER. correspondent and stenographer:
experienced, accurate, efficient. ,F 2.11. Ledger
Gent rnl '
t HM'l' H.UR, K years' experience nn nil makes
of cars: do own repalrl-s careful driver: best
references B 4.11, Ledg-r Central.
CHA'TFI'BUR". white 3.1. married; D -venrs- s'hnn
and road exper.. all cars; thoroughly reliable,
highest recommendations Dlrklnson 3Q3 W
CHAUFFEUR. Oermnn single, age 80. sober,
wishes position: nrlvale fsmllv: experience:
ref Phone Wiyvt 4004 4(127 llnltlmnre nve,
CHAUFFEUR white, sober. 3 yenrs' exn. pond
reference wishes ..Pnsljjon A 324, Jrfd. Off.
CHAUFFEI'Il. wishes pos.. nrlv fam;: yrs.'
exn : good rennlrman 1044 D" J.ancev st
CLERICAL POSITION wanted hv vounr msu: in
years' experience rnllrned traffic clalmand
accounting department. F .11.1, Ledger Central
CORRESPONDENT. .1.1 well educated: msllor:
der exnerlence: good knnwleflcre .nf nu-,Hin.
executive nlilllty. IB years' business training;
sslarv l?n.t21 weekly. A 300 fdr Office.
ENGINEER, civil nnd .mechanical, first-class
mnn. desires responsible position; six vears'
".hn.".Jn'J ! y?,r,",' drawing office experience.
A 320 Ledger Office.
MAN 40. wishes position where honesty and at
tention to business will be xriDrectatrdi bss
been In "resent position for ?0 years; capable
of Inndilng men: best reference. E 838.
Ledger Central
MAN American white, single, wsnts place to
tako chore? '"''hslor apartments anywhere;
can cook. A 328. ledger Office.
MECHANICAL DRAUGHTSMAN, good detail
excellent designer of automatle and special
mnchlnery, wld experience, thorough shop
training. Rox 4708a 8latlonE.
OFFICE MANAGER Exp'd lookkoer and "of.
flro manager des. change: responsible executive;
hli-hest refs married F 31.1. Ledger Centra)
PPRCHAS'lNO AGENT College graduate, ago
31. with 10 ) ears' valuable business experi
ence desires position with large, progressiva
concern, or would consider executive position
in office: highest references snd bond If re
quired. P 332. Ledger Central.
SALESMAN, emnloved, desires change; local or
travel, educated; 12 years' experlenrs: age 82;
good presence: reference. E 7B7. Led. Cent.
TRAFFIC MANAGER Ability and training of
highest: empioyeu. ,u i-"i"ici-v hu" re
sponsible llrm. reference, F 157. Led. Cent.
YOUNG MAN. age 28. 10 years' sales experlsnce;
convincing manner and pleasing personality:
city or travel; bond If necessary: preferably
salary and commission. F 351. I,ed. Centrsl.
YOUNG MAN, having studied civil engineering:
"sears at Lehigh, desires permanent work
along civil engineering lines; big wages not
Expected. L 414. Ledger Central .
YOUNG MAN now employed, seeks opportunity
to assume bigger responsibility In capacity of
clerk. 3 years' experience. 23, ledger BraneJi.
11.1 W Olrard ave.
YOUNO MAN with exceptional ability wlshea
e veiling employment at home, office or store.
1 3D11.. livi v.".""..
VALE GRADUATE desires tutoring, college en
trance and school work; Latin and English
Ipectslties. K UP. Udger Central.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
POSITIONS wanted by excellent chambermaids,
including Swedish. Norwegian and Irish Prot
istants; waitresses, parlormaids, seamstresses.
Protestant Infant nurses wanted for seashore;
r7aundressVs' $40; kltchenrojlds. $ and III
?ooks. $10-$30; second men. for Bar ilarbor.
Newport and Narrangansett. Mrs. Rogers. $13
rtitaBii
MRS. KANE. 611 .8. 10th. wishes situations for
Scotch Prot. cook, no laundry; also several ex
cellent Catholic cooks, trained waitresses,
rhlldnursts. maids, seamstresses, butlers.
houHmen. laundresses, etc, -also want whits
ProTroouilM- IT1! HU?",-2i0!-
ivVntED Cooks, chambermaids, laundresses,
chlldnurses, housework girls, cooka for Catho.
lie rectory; first-class help .want positions,
"llw Rose Dougherty 1318 W Olrard.
MRS. NICH(5lLS, 1926 Ualnbrldge. hag compe
tent help; all uatlonalltUs, ladles' maids.
Wanted, couples: also looks. Ph. locust 2180.
MIS3""MAIY T. MCCARTHY, 2107 Christian
(Loo-1383). supplies and wants lst-class Prot.,
Catta.. mU and femaU help, nil nationalities.
YOU KNOW THE.
LOCOMOBILE
When wo guarantee a Locomo
bile "Six" from our exchange car
department like a new Locomo
bile what more is there to say?
Only this the low prices wilt
surprise you.
We can handle your present
car.
THE LOCOMOBILE '
COMPANY OF AMERICA
2314 Market Street
H. A. JENKS
Manager Exchange Car Department
GOOD VALUES
i N
USED CARS
lftH WINTON. 8 cylinder. . 7 psasencer.
touring, fully equipped; excellent condlt on.
WHITE, (1 cylinder. 7 passenger, touring!
starter and electric lights.
STEARNS KNIUIIT. tl cylinder. 7 passenger.
touring, starter and electric lights.
1018 MARMON Tour. Car: A 1 condition.
FIERCE-ARROW, 0-4S chassis.
PALMER-SINGER, U cylinder, 7 passeng,
louring,
RANIER. 4 cylinder, 7 passenger, touring.
STEARNS-DURYEA, 0 cylinder. 7 passenger,
limousine.
TRUCKS.
FEDERAL. 1-lon stake body.
OVEnLAND Delivery, lst-class condition with
panel body.
PACKARD Delivery.
THE WHITE COMPANY
210 NORTH nROAD STREET
L.,11. O'NEAL,
Used Car Department.
Bell, Spruce H102. Keystone, Race 1731.
AUTOMOBILES
Tor Sale
HIGH-GRADE chassis (or sals, in flret-cUis
either light deuvsry or speedster body; will
A-oansa yqov
sell cheap to .quick buyer.
Ledger Central.
CADILLAC, 1914. touring- car. overhauled and
repainted: full equipment, price t10. AUIXS
BALES CORPORAflOtir. 148 N." Broa4"a.,
FORO CARS REPAINTUP v3R US
sb a. co.pri.tlve pUn. HUhcsc gruJo wcri-
5fif irdrr.tftBrS' m
L. S. BOWERS COMPANY
COLE GRANT
215-217 NORTH BROAD STREET
Offers the followlrg used ears:
COLE 1012 4-cyllnder Touring.
COLE l'12 4-cyllnder Limousine
COLE llll:l 4-cyllnder Touring
AIIROTT-DETROITER 1014 Tourlnr
TOIJRAINB 1012 Touring
CHALMERS 11U2 TourlniJ
IIAYNKS 1012 Touring
KISSEL KAR inn Touring
K1UT 1013 Touring
MARMON lOlu Touring
MICHIGAN 1014 'louring
OLDSMOnlLC 101H Touring
All the above curs have been taken In tradn
for COLES and have been completely over
hauled and are In perfect ranntng ordir.
WE INVITE YOU to Inspect the 'following !'
of rebuilt and repainted cars, whlcn arc uf
fered for Bile. Each car Is tn firs -clas
running condition
RAMRl.ER. cross-country model: 5 passenger.
llll:l COLE, wltli glass Inclosure,
1014 VKLltl. 5 passenger, fu ly equipped.
101(1 JEFFREY. 5 passenger: run only 000
1013 CHALMERS. .' parsencer.
Wo nlso have rebuilt OLDSMOHILES.
THE OLDSMORILE COMPANY
231 N llroad st.. Philadelphia.
Phono Uell. Wol. 4187: Key.. Race 2140.
TWIN (1. ll10. ENOER. DEMONSTRATOR!
PRACTICALLY NEW CONDITION IN
KVERY RESPECT: CARRIES 1-YE.VR FAC
TORY GUARANTEE: WILL DEMON.
STRATE IN ANY MANNER DESIRED;
THIS IS AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO
SECURE A NEW. UP-TO-DATE MODKti
AT A DISCOUNT. UOTH PHONES, POP.
1830. RACE 207S. r
HUPMODILE ,
We have some good used Hupmoblles, Touring
cars and Roadsters; most of them with elec
tric starters.
Tha logical place to buy a good Hupmoblle Is
HUPMODILE. 032 N. BROAD.
RUSH DELIVERY, panel body. 1000-lb. delirT
ery car; used less than 800 miles; condition
like new; complete equipment: good reason for
selling; will demonstrate,
Standard Motor Car Co., 082 N. Broad st.
PULLMAN Distributors.
Poplar 183K. noce.20TB.
1IUDSONS rebuilt and guaranteed; phaetons,
roadsters and cabriolets! elec. lights and start,
ers. OOMERY-SCHWARTZ. 2,13 N. llroad st.
STUDERAKER 7-passenger. lata model; elec
tric lighting and starting system; good condi
tion: full equipment; will demonstrate; pries
1430.
Standard Motor Car Co., 002 N. Droad at,
PULLMAN Distributors.
Poplajr1830; Race 2078.
PAIGE. 1015. rareabout; cost 1128!!: all new
ttreB; rebuilt and repainted! will sell for I BOO.
I, 235. Ledger Central.
1015 STUDERAKER S-passengsr roadster In
absolutely first-class condition: full equip
ment In every respect. Including- slip cover.
Standard J.lotorCarCo., 0d2Nliroad.
1010 PAIGE 6-38 Fairfield model. Alcond.; fully
equipped: extra tire and rim: for sale cheap.
Hawley Motor Car Co.. 032 N. Droad St.
HUDSON 6
CHEVROLET
PARTS
Schober
3311-13 MARKET
WELDING and brazlnr, cylinders rebored. new
Pistons and rings furnished. JIERCULB3
WELDINO AND MACHINE CO., 223 JJ. lolh
st Philadelphia.
CLOSED-PANEL DELIVERY BODIES. 10.
SCHOBER, 3341-43-45 Market
SEND FOR FREE BULLETIN
OF USED CARS
QORSON AUTO EXCHANOB. 238 N. BROAD
Wanted
AUTOS wanted for parts. Phlla. Auto Fart
Co" 838 N. 18th st. Park 1418.
AXTTO MVEBY. AMD QAKAOE3
PELTON OARACIE
FIREPROOF
12,000 sq. ft. storage space
CHAUFFEURS CHAUFFEURS
Before making a change Inspect our servtos.
63D. GlRARD AVENUE
AND FELTON STREET
Phone, Belmont 1161.
TO HIRE (open day and ntihtl, braad-osw
B-pass. touring car, with robes, 11.56 hr.; also
brand-new 7-pass. llmouslno. tl.BO hrj vrjd-rtins-funerals.
Poplar 181T. 1T1B Glrard.
BUY MOISTER Portabi Garages -Stul or
stucco. On display 3931 N. Bth. Tlot 2384.
ATJTO PAINTING
QUALITY based on experience Is tha. prima.
conslderstloni don't deprlvo youraelt o'ths
best when the prlca Is In your favor. Phona
Tioga, 2702 Immediate servlca.
ii" GEORGE V P-UJVIB, JR
1821 Alrdals st. (Broad abova Erie).
Fords repainted for 112 00. a CQ-ooaratlva plan,
ATJTO KEPAIBINQ
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS
Tha best equipped ahon In West Pblla. W
straighten frames and axles, maka pans,
harden and grind. Rebuild, pvarlauf and
un.i. ail mib.i. ibices xair jLgencr lor
Wart
ilastsr carburetors. Preston 48SS or
13 HlGGlNS IJROS.. ia Chastnut.
SPEEDOUETER TROUBLES ?
'nt rii.lv. st his nsw location.
610 NORTH BROAD ST.
CYLINDERS v REBORED. n.w plstoa aod
rinta furrnsb-ad- weldings and brails. H.,
Underwood & Co.. 10SS Wamllten f,. AUs.
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