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Vori Tha" 10 c,cl'Symcn to
Take Active Part at Conven-
tion of Ad Men
Here
ifN0 BREACH OP ETHICS
xi than 100 Phllnilelphlq ministers
I t.n becomo Interested In a movement to
S,Btb t ..... ,, nrine nlea of Chris.
titter BroaaLuni. ..... -, -
' fllnlty through the medium of posters nnd
J..p ndvertlslnff columns. These
f elergymen will participate In n conference
tiergji 1J.,.iit1P which will hn
0a "Cliurcn " ..-. --- --- --
r 0( the features of the convention of As
wilted Advertising Clubs of tho World.
,..... i,nm ministers who lmvo tilted
i news by employing; modern ndver-
es- iHon of cnrisunn ..,,......
,. '"" . ., k.uiinn i- throuch the nilver
,!$ columns of magazines nnd newspa-
J. They will point out to the pastors of
' 'Crlci that It pays to advertise tho truths
tt the Bible.
-.I. i. ti. ii nne of tho most Important
....Ions of tho entire convention," said the
Vm Br. Daniel V, WelRle. chairman of tho
rhUadelphla Committee of tho Associated
wtl.ln,T Clubi of tho World. "It s the
nt time In the history of tho association
!?:. .. nr.nrhors have ever taken an nc-
live part In tho doings of an 'ad1 conven
.. " phi. i a lilir movement. It shows
Si that the ministers of the United States are
EC Sr.Lini. alone new and broador lines. Al-
ready 100 Philadelphia ministers have slg
Blftrf their Intention of participating nc.
lively In the new movement.'
Tho work of organising the prcnehers
and letting them hero la undor tho direction
if Dr. Christian F. Hclsner, pastor of tho
n.... VMhmllst Kiilscopat Church, New
'J Tork, chairman of the World's Church Pub-
.,:,... -,tiieA." ncliled tho Hov. Mr. We -
& ' .t. hn himself Is to deliver nn address
on 'the subject, "It Pays to Advertise," on
June 27.
Preachers from all parts of tho nation
"will gather at tho Convention Hnll during
the big week for a round tablo luncheon.
Philadelphia ministers will nlso furnish an
exhibit of modern methods of advertising
churches, both city nnd rural, which havo
proved effective.
The ministers on tho Philadelphia Com
mittee, who havo hold meetings recently
at the Poor Illchard Club to plnn tho events
of the first church advertising convention
ever held In connection with tho Associated
Advertising Clubs of the World, Include tho
Heis. Daniel E. Wolgle, Messiah Lutheran,
chairman ; Floyd W. Tomklns. Holy Trinity
Protestant Eplscopnl; J. A. McCallum. Wnl
Itit Street Presbyterian! Matthew J. Hynd
tnan. Oltvot-Covennnt Presbyterian : A.
Pohlman, Temple Lutheran ; C. II. Wools
ton, East Baptist : John Wltoy Frnncls. Ox
ford Presbyterian; George II. Blcklcy,
Methodist; rtufus W Miller, of tho He
formed Publication Board ; Walter B.
Greenway, Gaston Presbyterian; I. F.
Chtnoweth, Christian Church; Linn Bow
man, Spring Gardon Street Methodist Epis
copal; Charles B. Dougherty, 8y nodical su
perintendent of missions, Lutheran; P. C.
Wright, Gethsemane Baptist, nnd William
j. Miller, Tabernaclo Lutheran.
Doctor Ilelsner, the world chairman of
the committee, has met with the men to
plan entertainment for tho ministers who
como from afar to attend the sessions of
the new committee. They will be held
June 27 and 28.
It. H. Durbln, president of tho Poor
Illchard Club, today Issued nn appeal to
Phlladelphians to have tho city as clean
as the proverbial Dutch kitchen during tho
"ad" convention. Ho said; ,
"The men who are coming hero do'much
to mold tho opinions of people In all parts
of the country, for many of them are
publishers and editors. If their automo
biles stop outside of their hotels In a whirl
of dust thoy will be displeased. If they
walk or ride through tho city's thorough
tares and find the streets littered with old
'tapers, clcarctto boxes and other rubbish
f&ey will put Philadelphia down as n dirty
uy.
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EVENING LEDGEli PHILADELPHIA, SATmiDAY, JUM, 17, lDiC.
REV. WILLIAM ARMHQLD
REV. WILLIAM AltMilOM)
CELEBRATES 84TH BIRTHDAY
Flfty-onc Years n Render nt Koncseth
Israel Temple
The Itov. William Armhold. for Bl yenrs
connected with tho Kcneselli rsrael Templo
of Philadelphia ns reader. Is celebrating
his 81th birthday nt Atlantic City today nt
his npartments nt tho Nixon Two years
ngo ho went there to mnko his home, and
slnro then has been associated with Habbl
Henry Fisher at tho Ileth Israel fiyna
gogue. Ho is also chaplain of tho Jewish
seaside Home.
Despite his 84 years tho Itev. Mr. Arm
hold Is In excellent health. Not long ngo
ho was the guest nt n complimentary ban
quet tendered by hundreds of friends on
the occasion of tho golden Jubilee of tho
Keneseth Israel. In his work for the Jew
ish community ho lins been associated with
some of tho most fnmous rnbbia of the 20th
century.
3M
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"It seems plain that every citizen should
do his utmost to meet tho wishes of the
Mayor and the Philadelphia Chamber of
Commerce In the matter of the 'clean
streets movement." "
Women Sunday School Workers' Rally
The first rally ever held by the Women's
OaasesJ of Pennsylvania, an organization
ef the Drexel Blddle Bible classes, will be
hell tonight at the Drexel Blddle Bible
elan home. Lansdowne. at 8 o'clock. Mnnv
ij- Philadelphia classes plan to send largo del-
eiauon. 10 enjoy tno Interesting program
which has been arranged, Mrs. Albert J.
Ilawlceley, senior supervisor of the woman's
Movement, will Introduce the speakers. Ad
dresses will be made by A. J. Drexel Blddle
and Mrs. L. M. Hummorlchouse, of Stafford,
and Mrs. La Doumas, of Philadelphia.
THE WEATHER
Official Forecast
. WASHINGTON, June 17.
, ror Eastern Pennsylvania and New
Jtriey; Probably fair tonight and Sunday ;
mi much change In temperature; light to
noasrite southwest and west winds.
rV.T.1!!'r!.!laYe covered most of tho country
irom the Mississippi Valley eastward during
MiJJfi " h,?urs' nnd ln a few places the
tirhi W?a heavy' Th8 cen,ro ' the dls
l,...fni h"s moved from over Wisconsin,
MHing northeastward across the upper
ee7vr!.8l0i','..wlth no material change In
riAn y. c,on(11t"is. The temperatures have
EorthM.f!W desreeB a' most places In the
Sr.?iJejn par ot the "untry and are
SBTS'.S'K ' norroal ,hls morning,
fenirai ,h",htu decreaM nas been lulte
iweral throughout tho Middle West.
U. S. Weather Bureau Bulletin
Ota.nr.tlon. t.ken at 8 a. m.. E..trn tlmB.
fif.ti B U.t Rain. Vatn.
AtUnu, a &Rft- niri '! Wind. Ity.We.thei
CHELTENHAM CHURCH JUBILEE
Methodists to Begin Onc-wcok Cele
bration Tomorrow
A one-week Jublleo service ln tho Metho
dist Episcopal Church at Cheltenham be
gins tomorrow morning In colebrntlon of
the first anniversary of tho dedication of
tho handsome now church. Tho pastor, the
Hev. A. M. Vivien, has chnrgo of the
week's celebrations.
Tho opening address will bo mnde to
morrow morning, when tho district superin
tendent, the Rev. John G. Wilson, will
speak. In tho evening Fletcher W. Stllci
will speak. Mrs, Gmma Itous, harpist, will
assist with tho music.
Feature programs for tho coming week
nt tho Cheltenham church will Include:
Tuesday and Thursday evenings, musical
and humorous programs ; Wednesday eve
ning, tho Hov. John T. Oray. former pastor
of the church, will Bpeak; Saturday, W. S.
Meek, from India, will give a stercoptlcon
lecture. Sunday, June 25, the Itev. Chnrles
M. Boswell, D. D., spenks In the morning,
children's day exercises will be held In the
afternoon nnd tho Hev. Linn Bowman,
D. D., speaks In tho evening.
SETS ASIDE $2500 VERDICT
New Trial Result of Charges of At
tempted Bribery
Judge Lloyd ln tho Camden Circuit Court
today set aside a verdict of $2500 nnd
granted n motion for a new trial In tho
case of William Costello against the Atlan
tic City It.illro.id Company. The action
follows tho dlsclmrgo of tho entire -panel of
"0 Jurors on May 25 nnd charges by Pros
ecutor Krnft that resulted In the nrrest
of Joseph White, a Juryman, and Costello,
both of whom llvo In Gloucester, on charges
of embracery and bribery. Both men were
held under 52000 ball.
A verdict ln Costcllo's favor had been
leturned on tho preceding day, the caso
growing out of an accident at Gloucester
City. Ono of the Jurymen Informed Pros
ecutor Kraft that Whlto had approached
him prior to tho disposition of the case
nnd tried to inlluenco him favorably to
Costcllo's claim.
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Cabin Passengers From City
The Amorlcan Line steamship Phlladel
phla, Balling from New York today for Liv
erpool, carried among Its cabin passengers
the following rnllailelpninns:
il r J. Edmund
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WrtBht
Miss Parni-la Wrlsht
Mis. Isabel MnddlBon
A. II Mathews
Mr. and Mr. Hat
Hkelly
Mrs. A. II. Pike . .
Mr. Charle. l'errlvnl
Minn J M Chamber.
MI11 M. K. Hmlth
W. I' llumell
O. Preapreballo
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Thomas II. Moore
William I're.ton
George Walker
Mies Mar' Ithotlf.
Mis. Martraret Hhode.
Miss Emily Wilcox
Archlbal McCaw
Mlaa llo.e Keith
Thomas Durkln
Mr. Mary lleverland
Mrs, Kuphemlu Kelly
Mis. Katharine Preaton
RELIGIOUS BREVITIES
The Iter. U, C. Outellu.. pa.tor of the Orara
Ileformeil Church, will addrea. the men', meet
ine of the North Uranch of tho Y..M. C. A.
tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock, HI. .ubjert
l "Four Kinky Men." Th. Men'. Ulble claaa
of the church will timi' charico of tbe meetlne.
The Itev. S. D. DauKherty will preach at St.
Matthew. Church, llroad and Stt. .ernon
tr'-:. tomorrow mornlnB at 11 o'clock. Hi.
Itev Charles Uauer will preach at tha 8 o'clock
ervtce..
The Hev. Oeor. Chalmer. Richmond will de.
liver hi. lecture, postponed from la.t Sunday,
on "What I Think ft the Roman Catholic
church" tomorrow night at "'fjlf, S3ll?J
Thorn.. K. Kldrd lecture Hall. 1BU North
lloKan .quare.
Madame Iyjah Darakat will .peak at the
Temple Lutheran Church 5143 Race .treet. con
rernlne thi terrible .ulfeiyn... of the Syrian.,
lfer .ubject I. "IlroWen Ve.el." In the eve
nln "be pa.tor oC tho church, the Hev. Ur. A,
lillhlman will preach a special .ermon to the
Udv Mice. beeSoa the .ubject "Th. Ueauty
of Henevolence."
Tomorrow mornlmr A. J. Dre.el PWdle will
..i.i.. lh member, of the men', class of St,
rinrii'. EDUcooat Church. . Tort liicnmona.
! nraiiriii ani ihh ivav.
r"? "Arfini. rctor or ft. churehT.wUI, B.V.
rhania of lb. devotional e.erclse.. Alt classes
fi-WdlllAct are invited to Join the St. Oeors.
. Tna meeting- oesin. t
In'
men tomorrow rnornln.
e.sg o'cioca. ,
Oeors. M. S. ' Taylor will .peak lit Sloy.-
KKurMS. auWe'.f the"?...
nffiflMM The quartet from th. Electrlo
storaia lUttery ComMuy will .Ini In Ihi
IvXfi?? Mr. Tolor wilt .P"k t
villa City Mission.
8.ndVbo1!,. V ,Tu7uail,..?.irf0,in 'SSSrSg
"!& i8crn1r.rvrrMW "Troau .?8
lrCJh.t?.t. by l" Orvillo S. PuffleM. Tbe
iZSvfl iliri. to ...1st b' audience of louns
!S!iK ulrlhB som. of their moral disaster.
and lippln.
1 Dewftt Jobborn. .ecr.tafy of th. Prexel-
"morrow mornln. t 10 o'clock.
ol hi K?a'V,rUM,T' n&JSSWnii
Ma. th. aate.t Bt plUt Centr.
will
Philadelphia, th. Oreawai upii.i ve
. A,, world " wilt be tha .ublett of ao
JJl.HWlchth.V.v.pr.nvld Spencer
tet.
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I., "jS." .u iv, i 8 p. m. Oelhaemas.
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CHURCH TO WELCOME PASTOR
Rev. Eugene R. Madden to Tnko An
gora Baptist Pulpit
The Angora Itaptlst Church, Halllmoro
nvenue nenr Sath street, which hair-not had
n, regular pastor for more than a year,
will welcome the newly chosen pastor, the
Hov. Kugene llalph Madden, a 1018 gradu
ate of the Crojcr Theological Scmliinry,
Chester, who will occupy tho pulpit as pas
tor for the first time tomorrow morning.
Tho Itev. Mr. Madden Is from Chicago.
Tho cnll to him was unanimous, nnd the
members of the congregation, about 100 In
number, expect a bright future for the
little church. During tho last year Dr.
Spencer Mccser, of the faculty ot the Cro
ler Theological Seminary, hns been substi
tuting nt the church. He was Instrumental
In bringing tho now minister to the Angora
Church.
IN MKMOIUAM
MARTIN. tn sad but lolnK rpmmbrntic of.
R'ClIir. ''end. Jim. JOHKPlt JF.KKCIIMON
JM!1' Jr" wl, departed this llf Juno 17.
13. K. u. At.
23catlj.
Mi,"'T7n June ID. loin. JOHN It. TtAlfl.
nelotlves and friend. nr linttnl to attend
the funeral aerMrrs. nn Monday, nt in n m .
at hl lato residence, 2B8 Chestnut st . foates
llle. Pa. Interment nt Palrxlew Cemetery.
CoAtr.illle.
nttrtHN. On Juno, IS. 1010 AIARrJAItCT JIAY.
wlfo of m. J. llrnwn and daughter of Win.
and I.mma J. Ncllson. nito 43 years. Iteia.
live, nnd friends nr, Invlied tn attend the
funerM .rMcea on Monday nfternoon nt 3
o clock, nt her late. residence. Valley Oreen
rond. Whltemnr.h, StonlKomcry Co., l'a. In
terment private.
CI.i:l(l. On June II. 1010. Ct.AHA t, wife
of Mark II. CleB and dnuahter of the Into
Thomitt and Mary A. Kunston. Itelntlves nnd
frlemli. alio Itethnny lidse. No. 4n. Order
g of II . are Invlied tn attend the funeral on
Sunday at 2 o'rlnck precl-ly, frnm Into resi
dence. 3121 Westmont streot .list nnd Dia
mond street.. Interment prltulo nt North
Cedar 21 111 Cemetery.
nr.t,ioto'3 NOTICES
PHlLAl.B.S. A. BRANCH
The International lllble Student. Also,
IN'VlTr,? VOU TO ItRAlt
A. I. RITCHIE
ON
Victory Over the
Grave
WHY? HOW? WHEN?
TOMORROW, 3 P. M.
WHITE'S AUDITORIUM
(Mllaon lltdg., l.ltli & Chestnut St.,)
ALL WELCOME
SEATS
FREE
NO
COLLECTION
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iiuhhi;i,i
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i:,Ml'I.i:, llrond and.Ilcrks sis.
. II. l-()StVi;i.t. nil lirearh
Mornlmr. in..10. Illble School. 2..10. ns . 7:1.1
.music uy -lempio i;norus at notn serices.
IjaN niiouof: wiii.stt. tunuh.
will nslst rhorus In tho Aenlna
Oman llecltal J So, C'lnrence HejnobN.
ConMVni.r, On June 1(1. llilll. Itev WILL
IAM. 13. t-OItNWi:i,L,, late of Alanahawken,
N J. Itel.tUes nnd friend, am InMtrd to
attend the funeral .erlcen, on Tueedny. at
in:no n. m , at tho chnpcl at South Laurel
Illll Cemetery, indue ae. and Huntington
st . Philadelphia.
CKOUT. At Cheyney, Ta , on June 13. IO10.
THOJIA8 J. L'ftoC'T. nited 77 ear Hola
tlf nnd friends, nlso I'nurtlnnd Hnundem
Poat. No. 21, (1. A. It ; Hon. of Veterans,
BunUom of the 3d lvnnnylxnnln Cavalry,
nnd members ot the Volunteer I'lremen's Ite
llet Association, are Invited to nllend the
funeral services, on Alonday, nt tl 30 p. tn .
nt the Oliver 11. Hair llulldlnR-, ls'-'u Chvstnut
St., Philadelphia. Interment at Mt. Alorlah
Cemetery.
KSSiriC, On Juno to. win. oi:oitari 1. . bus
band of the late Catherine Hsslrlc Helnttvcs
nnd friends, also linker Post, No. 8. O A.
11 . and Veternns' IrRlon, are Invited to at
tend tho funernl services, on Mondav, nt 2 p.
m . ot the tcsldenco of his son. v Kriink
Ksilck, 2,'.1H North 23th at. Interment nt
Jlount Peaco Cemetery.
IKISK1NS, At her residence. Churchtown. Lan
caster County, l'a., on June IK. mill MAltV
11, widow of William U Hopkins Itelntlve.
nnd friends nro Invited to attend the funeral
services, on Monday, at 11 a. tn , at the
Oliver II. Hair Uuildlnit. 1820 Chestnut at.
Intcrmont prtvnto.
IANNI On Juno 12. lOin. TITO, beloved hus.
band of Christina Trafllcnnte iannl. naed ill
years. Itelatlws and friends, also ltnllan
rederatlon and 8oclety of tho Attesanl. are In
vtted to attend the funeral, on Alonday, Jun.
la. nt 0 a. m., from hi. late residence 122U
Wharton st Solemn lteauhrm Mass at tho
Church uf St. Illta, Interment at Holy Cross
Cemetery.
KKNNIII1Y. At the residence of her nephew.
W W Hpeer, Hun t'ennslvnnla nve , Pitts
bur.h. Pa., on Friday. Juno 111 lOHI nt II
a m. MAP.Y FHUOUSON. widow of deorRe
Kennedy. Funeral and Interment private, ut
Philadelphia, Pa., on Munday.
MATTIinWi). At hi. residence. IBIS Vine st
Juno 111 10111. JOHN J . husband of Eliza
beth Kcefe Alatthevvs. Notlco of tho funeral
Inter.
Mcl"KKI.Y On June 10. 1010, JIAPOAnilT A.
nee lUncnr.on). vvlfo of Thoman MeiVely,
aced fill ear. Relatives and friend are In
vited to nttend tho funeral service., un Mon
day, at 2 l m at her lat residence, 111,0
South fl2d st Interment In Odd Fellows' Cem
etery. Marlon, Ind , on Tuesday, at noon
.MORGAN On June IB. 11)10, ELl2!AUi:TK K,
dauznter ot tho lato William W. and (Jeoml
anna H. Amman Itelntlve. nnd friend, nro
Invited to nttend the funeral services, on
Alonduy. nt 11 ii. m precisely, from the resi
dence of her brolher-fn-law, Air Hnrman H.
Weill, 11)34 Mouth Ilroad nt. Interment private.
AIOHIIIHON. On Juno 111, llilll. JAMT.H
FISIIUll AtOItltli-ON. In his 7nth jenr Itela
tlve. und friends, also InteKrlly Lodge. No
187, K and A M i Urartu tl Aleade Poat.
No. 1, A It , Volunteer Flro Association
James F. AInrrlson Association nnd cmpIoe.
of the Tax Orflco are invited to nttend th
funernl service, on Atnnday. ut 10 a m , at
his late residence. 81(1 Houth 3d st Inter
ment nt Woodlands Cemetery. Friend may
call Sunday, from o to It) p. m. Automobllo
service
NAfll.K. On Juno 15. 1010. HAimY A. NAOMI.
Itelatlvcs and friend are invited to attend the
funeral service., Monday, at a p m , at the
Oliver II. Hair Uulldlns. 1820 Chestnut at.
Interment prlvnte.
NITTIIOUKK. On Juno 10, 11)10, MARION A.,
dauuhter of the late Holomon and Kllzabeth
Nlttrouer. Relative and friend, are Invited
to attend the funernl services, on Alonday, at
4 p. m.. ut ner laie resiaence, oou L.rowson
st . Oermantown Interment private.
I'AUSONM. On Juno 15, lllltl. Airs. A1AIIY AI
PA11HONB. Relative, and friend, are Invlied
to attend the funeral services on Alonday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, precisely, at her late
residence, 22JU I'alrmount ave. Interment pri
vate. sllltl'.Vi:. Suddenly, on June 13, 11)10, at her
residence. Island Helahta. N. J . A1ARY
STOCKTON, eldest dauahter of the late Ham
uel Henry und Sarah Alaeeo Shrcvo. Funeral
private
M'ANtl LICK. Suddenly, on June 10. lain, AL
I1I1RT. .on of Harry A. and Anna Spanxler.
aged 8 yvars, at the residence of hi. parents.
2O00 Parrlsh .t No funeral. Interment at
Old Cathedral Cemetory.
SPKINOr.lt. In her 80th ear, HLIZA S.
II.. widow of Jamea II. Springer, of llalttmore.
Aid , and dauahter of Durden II Carter, of
Philadelphia, at HurllnKton N J. Resldenco
of her daughter. Airs. H. II. Thomas.
HWISSI.KK. On ' Juno 10, 1910. .MART A
SWIHHl.UIt (nea OulTy). wife of John Swiss.
Ivr. Relatives and friends, also League of
the Sacred Heart. Altar and Holy Rosary So
ciety, nro Invited to attend the funeral, on
Tuesday, at 8-30 a. m., from her lute resi
dence, 100J West York st. Solemn llequlvm
Ata.s at Our Lady of Alercy Church, ut II)
a. nt precisely. Interment at Holy Sepulchro
Cemetery.
VANSANT. At Solebury. nucks County Pa ,
on June 15. lull!, SUSAN AI VANSANT.
widow of Lieutenant Stephen Comfort Vnn-
nut. In her 88th year. Interment at Dan
ville, l'a.
ANtlllltV IIAPTIMT C'lll'ltCII
Itnltlmore ave. west nf .111111 st
Itev K RALPH AIAIIDII.V. Pastor.
Prearhtnx. lU'-lii a. ni. and 7:45 p. m.
All Welcome
Clir.STMIT'HTIlllCT HAPTIST CllUItCIt
Chestnut st , wit nf 4llth
OCOIIOh: I, AUAAIS, I) D , Pastor.
11 Ift a m Itrotherhond of A nnd P.
10 30 n m Worship and Sermon by Rev.
. C II Alnxson.
2 30 p m llllil. School
8 00 p ni. Worship nnd Sermon by Rev
C It. Aluxsnn
. Brethren
riitMT I'liijRi'iror Tin: iiiii:tiiri;n
llJunker). cor. Carlisle nnd Iinuphln sts.
Prenchlnir 10.30 a. tn. and 7:45 p. m.
Sunday School 2:30 11. m.
Praver Meetlnrr eachWedneedav ev,nnCi
I)lclple nf Christ
Tlllllll CHRISTIAN Clll'Ilt'll
Lancaster n v Holly nnd Aspen St.
T K,WINTKH,Piistori 0 IB. 11. 7
Lutheran
AT TIIB lltlllMILV riltlllCII,
KITH AND JIIFFKIIHON STS
DANIIIL K WHIOLi:. PASTOR.
1II1ILK SCHOOL, n IB A AI.
..VJIVtl,1 V VIKHII', 1
IIVRNINII SHRMON AND PRAYKH. 7-4B
ai,V1'i. prhlii)i:-soi.o qitaiitiIt Al
TAIILKNAt'l.i:, r.ntli and Sprucn Wm. J.
ler, Jr.. lu 45. 7'45 s. S.. 2.30 p. m.
Mil-
.Methodist ICplsropnl
COLUMIHA AVI!., cor. 2.1th .t. HevTflTTv
HART. U. I), Service. 10' 10. 7.30s S.S., 2:30
AlUrellnnroii
NT.W TllllirilllT
Informnl cntherlng. talk. Sunday. 8 p. m.
Margaret Cutting Ive. lOlIChestnut st.
Preslulerlan
liqPK. ,13d and Wharton st'.. Jllnlster, Rev
.!. IIRAY IIOI.TON I). I) , Rev WILLIAAt
TAYLOn CAI.nwIILL, Assistant. ServlceiS
UiIB a, , m nnd 7 IB p m.
Protestant Kpls'ropul "
CIIIIIICII OF ST. LIIKH AMI Tim EPIPHANY
l:lth at. below Spruce
Rev DAVID AI. STi:KLE. Rector.
8.00 n. in. Holv Communion.
ID Oil 11. m SunTliy School
11 on n. m Holy communion nnd Sermon.
4 00 p. m. Kvenlng Prajer, Anthem and
Address.
Tho Rector will prench.
YoungAIen's ClirUtlan Association
IlKtll DR. OllVII.t.n S. Dliri-IKI.n ''When
a Man Pour. Ills Own Orlt Into the Sand
Ilox " Central Y AI C A. Sunda. 3.30
V m. Stirring nddrrs. convincing speaker.
llHNUVOMINT ASSOCIATIONS
TlliTsALVATlON AUA1Y. Inc.
Philadelphia Headquarters. Colonbxl '
Building. 13th nnd .Market st..
Colonel n, K. Hols In command.
Telephone Hell. Walnut 8735-U.
TIIK..VOI.UNTI1KIIM 01' AAIKUICA, Mission
1UII, 258 N. uth st. Aleetlng. every night.
8.30, except Alonday: Sundays, 10-3U a. m..
S p. m. and 8..10 p. m. Adjutant AI. William,
lii charco: Staff Captain It. Ualle. Jr.
HEAL ESTATE FOB SALE
FRANICl'OHD
m
HEAL ESTATE FOR CALE
tBSISSM3iSSSISIS!3S3!S!3SSIS!S!SSSSS!S!SISISISSS!'i
nil Bl
3 The "Home Sweet 1
e Home" of Frankford I
m Most artistic and
& housos,
a terior.
Suiniile llouan Fully Furnished
artistic and modern HH
t-t .-! . i s
ooin inioiior anu on1
Foulkrod Street, 1
at Oakland Street g
sunuitDAN
Two Bqunre. from Frnnkford Ave.
D ; t rumisnea, ooou ra
"rlCe Unfurnished, $6500 1
Hnrdwooit Floor., Alodern Cement
Snnclou. Front Porch, Screen, at ull B
indovv. und Doom, ra
Direct thoroughfare to the Northeast m
Iloulevard, and garage privilege. 51
Four of theso humes for sule, nnil
ovviiikt to tucrrUHed costs of labor and fl
liillieriuiit uiry ruuiiuv uo uuviiiriiicu ui rgj
the present tirlre. r?
iirap)a House Now Open to A Isltors. i
id Tnko car. No 3. 4 or 5, or N. E. H
m PoulevaiM to Foulkrod St. 14800 north), fj
I W. M. France Sons, 1
g INCORPOIIATKIl M
H Builders 8c Owners, on Premliei gj
gjgrjgrggrgjgjgjgBj2I&EISSMlS.l3SJ2l
BUIIUItllAN
CLASSIFIED RATES
EVENINQ LEDGER
AOATF, t.lNB RATE FOR HACH IN8EnTlON
THIS STYLK TYPB (or like thi.)
One or two ilm. ...... ... ........,
Three tlmea one week. ..,.. . , ,,,,
Six times nne week., ..,,, i.t..
Situation. Wanted three time, one week.
HELPJWATrD FEMAX.&
Continued' Irom Vrecrflitfl ro.wiltt
15e
10c
nnd
Heln nnd Situation Wnntcd
Lost hml Found flds nro inserted in the
Daily PUBLtO Ledceii without addi
tional chnrtre.
, Want d. under all other eU.slfle.tlons may
lie repeated In the Fcntto LKPora at combined
rate.
One or two time. , , . . , Me
Three time, one week lSe
Six times one week ll4e
TYPE LIKE THIS (or liko this)
I permitted In all classification, except Telp
and Situations Wanted t.ot and Found. Per
sonals, Hoarding and Rooms When so speclt
fled, add FIT. CUNTS PUR AOATH I.INB
TO ANY OF" THR AllOVK RATES.
There is a drujr store near your homo
that will nccept Lcdrror wants nds at
ofllce rates.
LOST AND FOUND
Tor Oilier Lost nnd round Ail See I'ngo 1
CERTIFICATE lrfit. Cerllllcite No 2nni, for
.even shares of tho Capital Stock of the Man
ufacturers' National Hank of Philadelphia, Is
sued Juno 21. IU07, to the Central Union
nnntlst Association, of Pennslvnnla Notice
Is hereby given to all persons Interested to
show rouse tn the Alnnufarturers' National
Hank nf Phllsdelphla why a new Certificate
should not he Issued liv the said bank. In Meu
of the one lost mislaid or destrojed
ENVELOPE Lost. Trlday nfternoon. on IStti
floor Wldener llulldlng, largo plnln envelope
containing paper, of no valu except tn owner.
Reward AI 255, Ledger Central
llANDIUO Lost, between" 18th and Cuthbert,"
llith and Arch sts. money, kejs. etc. Finder
Phone Locust 131)0.
LEGAL PAPEItS Lost, Ilrond St Station and
Adelphla Hotel Rewsrd If ret Hotel Wllmot.
SPITZ Lost, whlto Split, named Prince. Please
return He Is sick. No questions nsked. Re-
ward $5 .1124 Oermantown nve
LOST Notlie Application has lieen mniie tn
Cnlled Firemen's Insurnnre Co for renewal of
their perpetunl policy Nn 22070 JltKHi In
name of J t'hestnn Alorrl. on 13(10 Alelvllle
st . which hns been lost or mislaid Notify
Wm S Alorrls. Atfy. 431) Land Title Illdg
WOMAN experienced. In laundry
icon i.nce re , urn nna
WOAtAff, whlls.as coox or ehlldnurw, bet ref,
'.i;i'i :t
North Amer-
Alleghenr ave
carpenter it.
TOt'NO WOMEN Just reaving school will find
exceptional opportunities In telephone operat
Ing: salary nsld while le.rnlnri permanent
position assured, with pleasant homelike ur
rnundlnrs, Apply In per.on to the Hell Tele
phone, Co., 400 At.rket at., between 8.30 a. m.
nd S p. m,
IOOD, motherly woman to take charge of
home nnd children: plain cookt no washing.
JQr!l?2naeOermantownive.(Rdhouae).
Oenernt ,
WANTED Three ediu-aled. energetic women.
Interested In educational work, to supervise
home study classes and explain correspond
e-ire ennptte tn new lllrlentnl must ileVOtfl en
tire time to vvorki position permanent, .Ap
ply oerore s p. m., I ri
flay, vice pres
WOAtEN become Government clerks, $70 monthl
sample examination question, freei Franklin
Institute, Dept 7IB P Rochester, N. Y.
TEACHERS wanted, position, walling for teach
er, of all kinds: register today. National
Teachers' Agency. I). II COOK. Alnnnger.
m., Friday. Saturday or Alon
blent Woman's Institute. 1OO0
Chestnut street, second floor
HELP WANTED MAJjE
ACCOt'NTANT-OPFICE AlANAllElt by , large
mercantile house. onl thoroughly cnpable, ex
perienced man, with clean record, considered.
Apply In handwriting, stntlng experience, age,
compensation. O 032 Ledger Central,
AUTO REPAIRAtEN AND .MACHINISTS, cap.,
hie nf overhauling and rebuilding autotruck..
1 121, Ledger Office
UOOU KEEPER wanted, male, SO to 2.1 year, of
age. competent, reference required Apply
D. vV Alaurer. ll)th floor, Flname Jlldg.
HOY wanted, 10 ears old or over, (leorge 8.
Cox St llro , Cambria and Ormes sin.
PEHSONALS
HEMSTITCHINO, Be. per yard, all material:
flrst-rlnss work nnd quick .ervlco; goods sent
by mall receive Immediate attention: contract,
taken for large iiunntltle. nt .pedal price.
Lledlke Alfc Co , 524 JctTrson st.
UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS
WESTERN UNION TELEORAnt CO.. lillll
Chestnut st J E. Ronnaugh Thos. Atnttln,
Air. J. H Stcbbs, Lula Rnn, Joachim
Rt'uxlng, Wlssnhlckon Oarage Repair Shop
Ervvln Latimer. C. 11. Klrlln. Rossmnsster nnd
Itolnlne Co , Dr. Y. A Snrges. II T. Foster.
Air Airs Jamison, Dr If AI Howe.
Ml. Emma McPherson, H. E. Jnrret, Alartln
Atngnnusen, Mr Joseph Hplgel J D Rogers.
Jr , Oeo. C Hlan, Esq John II. Rogatz. C II.
Cooper. Airs Annie Ward Kelly. J Senior.
John Hnber, Chns K Abbott, Alls. Jean
Rowers. Jos F Hums, J II. Htubbn
POSTAL TELEORAPH CO , 1420 S. Tenn
Square Air Peter A. Devvry. ,
HELP WANTED FEMALE
COPYISTS Young women to copy report, by
bund, temporary position, stato education nnd
salary expected O 047. Ledger Central
GIRLS wanted, over 10. Increased facilities hsve
made openings In our plnnt for rcHned. Intelli
gent girls for sealing, labeling nnd packing
medical supplies, light, pleasant work, clean,
healthy surroundings, 32-hour week, salary in
to lieglnners, with rapid advancement to good
worker.; 12 minute, from Darby nn trolley, 20
minutes from llroad Street Station nn train
Applv In person or by letter to II. K. AtUL-
FORD CO.. Olonolden. Pa.
GIRLS wanted: light work, no experlenco neces
sary, $5 a week paid vvhllo learning. .Apply
31D N82d.
OlilLS wnnted. 14 to IK venrs. experienced nt
lenrners. In tenter department. North Amerl-
cnjiL;ce Co., Hthand Allegheny.
GIRLS for gencrnl factory work In packing
establishment Apply Stohrer's. 12oSpruce.
HOSIERY Girl, wanted to learn topping, knit
ting: stendv work, filling k Aladeloy, 2150
EJIuntlngdon st.
HOSIERY Double stitcher topper, wanted!
steady work. Pilling & Aladeley. 2150 E.
Huntingdon.
ifoi'SEWORK White Protetnnt woman for
general houework, plain cooking! famllv 2
aduUs.CnU317 8. 42d et..jihnna Preston B414.
HOl'SEWORK (geVernll, "small adult " family:
shore and country for summer: reference re
qureih Apply30.il North fith st.
HOL'SEWORK -Olrl for plain cooking "and Inun
dry: good snlnryJlSlCarperiterBt.Omtvvn.
HOUSEWORK (general I. small family: reference,
required Phone Overbrook B84 J.
LvVDY'S AIAII). French, competent, good seam
stress, hairdresser, packers assist light cham
bcrworlt: preferably woman of middle nge,
active. obliging: best reference, n. to character
and ability. Call Room 20.1 J10S Chestnut t
AIAN AND WIFE for country: man to care for
garden, lawn and horses: woman for kitchen
nnd dining room. Apply 151) West Coulter at..
Oermantown.
AIAN AND WIFE to do entire work of houses
suburbs. H 410, Ledger Ofllce. '
SALESLADIES, experienced, for permanent po
sitions: also extras for Friday und Saturday.
App!y!,t.,onc'' Krl Hro..' department store.
r.liiiit-OS Oermantown ave.
STENOORAntERS. BOOKKEEPERS. CLERKS
have recognized the assistance, that "Alls.
Dean," of tho Commercial Department at
Ledger Central, ha. been In .ecurlng situa
tions of tho better kind a service which tho
Eubllc cannot do without. "AIl.s Dean" haa
oth tho Interest, of the emploer nnd em
plo. at heart, and can be depended upon nt
the right time and place. This service I. of
fered to you as a I-edger advertiser take ad
vantago of It Immediately If you are seeking a
position.
BOYS and men wanted, good wage. SpreckeP.
t-oopernge. Reed and Swnnsonsts
CARD FEEDERS wanted on woolen cards,
Apply John A. James Dolisnn, Inc , old mills,
Scott's lane. FnHs nf Hohuklll.
CARPENTERS wnntcd. first-class men. Rowen.
L 2d, AInoreslown, N. J
CLERK Experienced general clerk In nfdeo of
manufacturer of metal goods, competent to
nttend tn correspondence and other details,
good .nlnry and prospect, to right man, must
come well recommended II 225, Id. Ofllce
Em!.,.'!nKI1 WANTED for AlcAljler steam loco:
motive rrano. onlj Orst-clns. sober, experi
enced man need apply, wages 40 cent, per
,h". Applr.H' T 1'emon. Supt. Robert Grnco
.n!ri"ii" C." ' n.T Oumberlanil Valley Hall-
rond lirldseHarrlsburg, Pa.
ENGINEER Hoisting engineer wanted Apply
J Alctlraw Co.. into CommercliU Trust Illdg.
FARAIHANDS nnd "laborer. "wnntcd'for general
Mniri,. iA'?.'r' ln,p,r0" or by letter. II. K.
Alulford. Glenolden.
FEEDERS for printing and cuttlnVaml'creni-'
Ing pre.se., experience not nccessnry. Apply
!iiil"r1.l"fi '"''nir ''".V""'. Hlchmond and
Hrlll st. ,Urlde.burg, Phlln.
FEEDERS, cylinder press fecder.competent7
- PPlr N...W. cor. Jthnnd Arch.
OARDENER, first class, for gentleman's coun-
ry plnce. must bo single, rrotestnnt, able to
take care of cows horse., chicken.: 45 per
month nnd board 501 Land Title Uldg,
HARDWOOD FINISHERS
100 WANTED
FILLERS. COATERS,
nunriERs. sprayers,
HOURS, 48 WEEK
WAGES. Ilfi.72 WEEK
APPLY" 0-12 O'CLOCK
TODAY (SATURDAY)
3007 TOWELTON AVE.
H?,,JiIT: V'""r man wnnted to receive and
JifiJl' l1lltl J 5rn: must bo sober KHd
.!u,n'.,'n,gdrn"l,l,':B & """ Co" -iM E"
Hs?K,!tV..-r.CM,.,' !,':r.''!!5ehrgo-iTni
posinon lo
Ho lory Co.
rV'r,-r"L.on5o?
Wfl llurA-lll.nn
irttiri ,, wm nt , irnnKrorn
M ler day of H houm; machlnlHta $3 to li"
vlOKv;'VJ M' a.mI turret In the oprfttorB.
Il!.8fi I'nttpr A .Tnhniinn
C'l(-lanc, Ilrown. Rhnrne
I "-. ."Uiomaiic,
uriah
5.'ri?H":'n"?,lon w.h'n on Piecework? rlt .'
?niXul?..ai)t1'1. i '.ler "e ear'a service.
7 holldaJ nnd Saturday afternoon, during
'iVhni'SI'.-k Vr'W" " Per.on.
- ix.tlll, -j
Krvnltrnrd
llrMesburg1,
kitc-iiij.v AIB.V wnntfil.
"off'.c'e.'-RelieJUe.sVratiord. " tlSS5?i
LAIIORERS
SITU AT'"! " -i-A,T"'T .r-i-" .B
tontiiiii A ftom Ptrt itinff dmnit.
cilAMnER.ntj or .hambrrnor,, n ti !tne
wanted, first ila-v. rtfirence J N 41.t t.
PhonePrtji2i-lr-n jt-
CHlLDNfRSE toung while Protesta-it exp.I
reference: no ohlectlo-i to .ea.hnr nr rountrvf
Infant jref i .t.te.ajnry. II 22(1 Ledger Oftj
CLERK, good penman, desire, posltlfm general
.omc.worki 7.O3l0.Ledgcr Werltrnl.
COAIPANION or managing hsekrr.l sm.lt hotel
-JIrJ!UyUleM.jJiestreLII 4l, Lertjerjlffj
COAIPANION or tutor lor stimmeri normal tu
dentt referenc. Die. 8205 It. ,
COOK desire. noltlon! experleneei excellent
reference. Apply 4213 pine at, or phon.
Hating 443.
COOK and waitress Employer desire, to find
trood horn, for two capable maid, for summer,
.P. O.Jlot 4B.Itaverford.Pa. Ph. Ardmore n3
HOttSEICEEPEli Oerman woman "vTlshe.'posl.
tion In refined widower', f.mllyi good ref.
erenc..Call OOlt N Randolph at (rear);
ll6BsEKEEPBTt Companion-mother'. "Fehwri
r.p.i trustworthy bestjref., H 414, led. Oltt
LAUNDllY work wanted by colored" woman! An.
work:reference.117 W. Halne. st., oermtn,
NtirfsE, prnctlcali 8 year." Institution xp,l re
llnble,cnp.ble.0 557, ledger Central.
STENOORAPilElt nnd bookkeeper, 8 year." axp.
In office detail work, desire, position, with
advancement. O 550, ledger Central
STENOGRAPHER, with executive ability, thor
oughly skilled In legal Work, desire, to change
posltlon fl 0B4, ledger Central,
STENOGRAPHER Exchange for "hoard H3
room, seashore (1 550, ledger Central.
8TENo4HAPHER, experfenced, de.lre. extra
work for evening, O 342, lcdger Central.
STENOGRAPHER desire, position with advance
ment, 2 lenro' exp. O 841, Ledger Central,
TEACHER, experienced, university graduate,
desire, tutoring for summer months or In. Id.
vvork of any kind p 347,ledger Central.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. 1 ear'"exp., ciealre.
prlvat. branch; 18. O B4t), Ledger Central. ,
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, ta.hTer, good at ng
urea, 3 years' experience F B4. ledger Cent.
WASHWOMANT colored! bundle, "KoTf time or
day work. 2023 Oerrlttet.
YOHNO LADY, understands telephone operating,
wl.he. clerical position. Write 1841 Brldg.
st , Philadelphia.
LADY. English. Protestant, vvlshe. c.r. of gen-
ger llranch.tlBIO Oermantown ave.
EMPLOYERS are beginning to recognli. .th.
service rendered by ".Miss Dean" at Ledger
Central a. Invaluable to them at that psycho,
logical moment when they And themselve.
without office help. They know that a phono
call Walnut 3000 or Alain 8000 will bring them
just the desired assistance, be It n Stenog
rapher, Bookkeeper, Secretary or Clerk. "Alls.
Dean" keeps In touch with oung women who
are seeking situations Have nu ever n.kea
her assistance? It I. a free .ervlco to Lod
ger advertiser..
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
ACCOUNTANT AND OFFICII AIANAQERI thor
nuqhly experienced and competent: high-grade
reference.. O 152. Ledger Central
ACCOUNTING, bookkeeping clerical work! eve
nings, I! 221, Ledger ortlc .
ATTENDANT Refined young Englishman. Prot
estant, seek, engagement n. attendant to
young gentleman mentallv deficient, or similar
position of trust where little time daily could
fieutlllied for study. C. 18 S. 20th st.
nOOKKEEPER-CASHIER. 35. best of ref. and
exp . moderate . alary. G 850. Ledger Central.
BOOKKEEPER desire, book of small Arm to
do evenings. II 18. Ledger Office.
CHAUFFEUR. 31, colored, married, wl.he. a
prlvnte position; beat reference: do own repalr
Ing. 221 W. Coulter at.. Oermantown.
CHAUFFEUR Young m.n. white, desire, posi
tion with prlvnte fnmllys good mechanic and
reference, ji an, iintr uiik-q
CHAUFFEUR, colored, wl.he. positions moder
ate sal.: oo own repair.: rei. intn i.iuiiti.i
COOK A Japanese want, position a. cook In
private family; city or country. 11 228, Led
ger v-iincr.
KT .JIIIUT-.
DRAUOHTSMAN will make drawings nnd trac
bngsJl228.Ledger Office.
EXECUTIVE! 33, accountant and mannger. cnl
lege man. now employed In New York, de.lre.
to return to Philadelphia: highest reference,
a. to nullity nnd chnrnrter. Addrf.s Execu
tive. Box 174. Room 1201, 220 W 42d t..
New York. t
AIAN of middle age.,technlcal education, .everal
ear.' experience' ln byproduct, coke oven
works, vvlshe. to communicate with manage
ment of plant with view to permanent position.
F 042. Ledger Central. ,
MAN of executive ability nnd Integrity beat ref
erence., want, position of responsibility. B 29,
i.rusri v,,,.c
AIAN, wife: rellnblo; good cook, waiter; ref.
Phone Locust 85S1. 1007 Flt.w.ter.
MECHANICAL- ENGINEER, 38. broad experi
ence, desire, traveling pos ; .ales or executive.
Box 204. New. Agency, Norrl.town. Pa.
White nf ,ttA.t1
.te.dy work, no .ten,. aV.'. ,fl "'!
& Sons. Tncony -""on
LABORERS wanted: steady work7Toodwaces"
ApplyJenslngton nve. and Cumberland st
I"AIfl,:PHnrH.fI".dy "" od wage..'
r.innoVno ..... ... JZ
IHORLRS wanted for cement work,
2308 N.
.bIuref ' .NTED. 052 North Hancock.'
LEDGER CLERK Young man familiar with
cord ledger, a so making put statement, and
balancing a ..lea-ledgers good chance for right
man. state particulars, age and .alary ex-
'" " -"' x.M.:- .U, J-UK-r KJlllCV.
TKI.EriTONE OrEHATOnS Olrls between 17
and ... who nre anxious to secure permanent
positions, with refined, nleaiant. homejlko
ourruuiiutii-. otiiat i iu .it mi- learninx,
A Dill V In ntnn In V,2
Hell Telephone Co , 4Uil Market at., between
8:30 a. m and 5 p. m.
rapid advancement.
TKLErHONB OPEnATOR capable of operating
ijlennirri w-. ni mrui, nu ,.. uosuio
nleaeant girl. Call at Motor Parts Co.
'osltlon for
h.H
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
SUnUIWAN
$M) m)
INfflELP
THE LEAMN SUBU1LUB
12 Minutes, 5c Fare, from 69th Street Terminal
ON THE MEDIA SHORT LINE
THIS substantial suburban development is designed
to attract intelligent and discriminating purchasers
who wish to combine all of the elements which are
essential to the ideal suburban home.
Several new individual homes are now ready for sale at prices
ranging from $6975 to $7975.
Desirable building sites are also for sale at modera.te prices,
with liberal terms. (
Each day brings hew and interesting developments at Spring
field, which every prospective purchaser of a suburban home or
building site should see and thus know about.
THE SPRINGFIELD REAL ESTATE CO.
A. MERRITT TAYLOR, President
610 Commercial Trust Building, Fifteenth and Market Streets, Philadelphia
Bill Phoki i Spruci 31-83. Keystone PiioNt Race 3-99
Illustrated booklet containing complete desctiption nd plans of suburban homes .nd
building sites and of tbe interior of the Subuiban Home Beautiful will be mailed on request.
MACHINISTS Steady .mrlojmsnt at utlarae.
tory wun, mod.rn factory situated In health
ful location: 5-cent faro from 03d and Market
at.. Only thoroughly competent men, applying
In per.on. will bo considered,
no war onnEns
THE AUTOCAit COMPANY
. Ardraore, l'a.
BAltKRMAN Tounir man. years' exporlenc. In
musical line, executlvo ability, deslren to mak.
permanent connection with reliable nous.!
.'ilnrv nr commission! reference furnished.
O 248, ledger Central.
BTRNOailArilEU-HECnBTAIlT. 13 year." broad
liii.lnf.ss mh. rhnrnrtpr. (net and abllltv.
seek, position with future. O 147, Led. Cent; "-
YOUNO MAN. country bred. Rood education, ex
perlenco In nsslstant managing- and entlro
charge of office, nf manufacturing1 company,
also .hipping nnd mill experience, beat ref
erence, will consider position In or nut of town!
could make .man investment, u tu, meager
Central.
YOUNO SlAN. V!!. having broad business ex
perience, aeek. position a. salesman or po.l
Hon that will go some work outside. O 146,
Ledger Central.
YOUNO MAN. 21, good education, selling, clerl.
cal or special work de.lredt favorable ere
dentlal. O 44, Ledger Central.
YOUNO MAN wishes position on farm over
harvest. O B42. Ledger Central.
A rnOFESSIONAL
man: short hour, mora e.sentlal than high
wages; age 32: equal to any occa.lon, O 344.
Ledger Central.
MAN AND WIFE, white, for country: waiting
and cleaning, cooking and .mall wash: .mall
family, only none.t. capable couple need apply.
t iiunq itrii inwrr u-i. jnunuar,
MAN, experienced In making ready on galley
cutting and creaalng pre.se.. Quaker City
Toldlng llox Co., Richmond and lirlll at...
Ilrldeaburg. Phlla.
MECHANICS WANTED, FIRST CLASS
Machine lathe hands, automatlo machine
hands millwright., rigger., inolder. core
makers and laborer. Apply Wm. Thomas,
llaldwln Locomotive VorkajKddy.tone, l'a.
MEN wanted to handle hog.; steady work .nd
advancement for reliable men Apply In per.on
ar by letter. H. K. MULFORL), Glenolden,
l'a
MEN for
Stohrer'a.
113 Da Lancey at.
work. Apply
OPERATOR Experienced nigger head operator
wanted tn shoe factory, good pay. .teady
work. Apply at once. A. Roth Shoe Mfg. Co.,
Monroe and Eagle aJe.,ilaltlmore, Id.
PIECEH8 on woolen mule.. Apply John
James Dobson. Inc.. old mill., Scotl'. lane.
t aii.orHcnu nuu
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
MISS MARY T. MCCARTHY. SIOT Chrlatlan
(Loc. 1303). supplies and want. Ist-clasa Prot.,
Cain., male and female help, all nationalities.
WANTED Cook, for Cathollo rectories, girls
for housenork and man for gardener for In
stitution. Mis. Rose Dougherty, 13UI W.QIrard.
AUTOMOBILES
For Sale
APPERSON 1010, O-cylinder. 6-p.ssenger: hag
been used for demonstration only. Car better
than new and carrlea regular guarantee. Will
sacrifice, a. '1? model, are .hipped. Phone
Bpruce 2071), or address
.. WILLIAM T. TAYLOR
N. E. cor. llroad and Ilac. sts.
CADILLAC, 1014. touring car, overhauled and
rcpainicu; lull equipment, price isau. AUTU
BALES tiORPORA'flON. 142 N. Broad t.
Cnl.K. 1D1A. 4-cvllmlr ranpinv
L. S. 110WERS CO.. 24.1 N. Broad t.
COLE Distributor..
DODOB, 1018. Touring, with two top. In fin.
condition: tire, good: will .ell for (630, L 451.
Ledger Central.
PLUMBERS for operation work.
nayiior, uj. jilhcbh
Apply R.
PLUMBERS for operation work. Apply Wm.
McDermtn. Sup., N. W, cor loth Oregon av.
rtKAt. ESTATE MAN wanted
tniat Mnmny mull on live, miaaie-aaea man.
thoroughly understand, conveyancing and real
estat.ln all It. branchea, good aule.m.n and
tru.t company: mu.t bn lite, mid
notary, state experience ana reterence. i' 120,
Ledger Ofllce. .
SALESMEN New collection system contract,
.tate age, experience and references, Q fl50t
Ledger Central
RPINNKHh on woohin mule.
Jame. Dobaon, Inc., old mill.,
Fall, of Schuylkill
Apply John
scotl. lane.
STENOGRAPHER wanted, male, 20 to 23 year,
of age: competent, reference, required Apply
I) w. Maurer. 10th Hoor. Franklin Illdg.
YOUNO" MEN between the ug. of" IS and 33
who de.tr. to travel and to receive military
training a. member, of the first line ot tha
country1, defense ipply at 140S Arch at.,
Philadelphia, Pa t t detailed information re
garding enlletnuia it the United State. Ma
rin. Corpih
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
Hlgh-cI... men to solicit new plan of auto
mobile In.urance. splendid opportunity for the
right men. U 040. Ledger Central.
CAPABLE SUPERINTENDENT In box manu
facturing dept.. large factory: executlio abil
ity of high order essential, permanent. Apply
by letter. 1' 122. Led e r Office.
General
BOOKKEEPERS, .eteral very good positions,
ll5-:0. STOREKEEPER, ga. fitting., 85
mo. ORDER CLERK, experienced In carpet,
or textile, several other good clerical open
ing.. SIO up. STENOGRAPHERS. 115 up.
DRAFTSMEN .everal, S25 SHOP FORE.
MAN. S2S- LUMBER INSPECTOR. SALES
MANAGER, .team spectaltle.. high-grade
roan. SS0O0, SALESMANAOER, grocery
ipecl.ltU SALESMEN, .building matcrlaf,
anchor bolt. SALESMAN hlgh-grad. maul
printing) no .alary limit SALESMAN, com
mercial photography SALESMAN. Insurance,
good propoaltlon Other position, open for
lliail-aitADr? MEN
BUSINESS SERVICE COMPANY
1401 LAND TULB BLDO.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
BOOKKEEPER and typist ot.r 3 sears ex
p.rlence general olc work desire, to make a,
change. Q 340 Ledger Central. g
BOOKKEEPER thoroughly mmp. and exp . ds-
.ire. repon.ioie po.inon j at ea cenj
CHAMBERMAID Lad want, situation for
.namDermaia lor tiunaicr isir mouia. n
411 Ledger Oiru .
CHAMBERMAliFaiul took "Colored ili uoi
went place, tosether go away for aumnur,
1WJ3 ChrUtton. PUme Dk. 2 W.
OARFORD TRUCK
For Sale Three-ton Oarford truck chaa.Uli
good condition,
LOCOMOBILE
2314 Market St.. Locust 450.
If. A. JENKS. Mgr. Kxchang. Car Beat.
HUDSON'S, rebuilt and guaranteed: chaaton..
roadsters and cabriolet.; elec. light, .nd start
er.. OOMERY-SCHWARTZ. 23l N. Broad it.
W1NTON. 1014, 6-cyllnder. 7-pa.senger '
Touring: starter and electric fight.. .,,IS0O
t- u i nissMii s iv-ii-i y , 1'itiit.j UOUTit, OOU
i. it unr.AU. jio zHt rtnl.
1014 IOCOMOBXLE. excellsnt cipfStlon, cood
Urea, extra tire and rlmi big ba Jn. Jtawley
atu i-u r ir u.t . w, jro a.
Hiair-ORADE chassis for Me
conauion inrou-noui
lther, llfht d.Ivry
en cnep 10 1
Led.er Central,
n flrt !
vuittiiiiuu iiiruuBiiuui, can on equippa will
liner ii-tii ueiniry nr
ell cheap to .quick buyer,
c.n be equipped with
or apead.ter body.! will
Buyer, AdJres. 700.
FOR, SALE Electrlo barouche, beautifully up.
bolstered; new batteries: splendid opportunity
for any one desiring open electrlo vehicle:
accept any rea.onable offer. 11. C. Adam..
2802 Chestnut.
SEND FOR FREE BULLETIN
OF USED CARS
CORSON AUTO EXCHANGE. 238 N. BROAP
. w .... . PARTS
tn bulla or repair any car.
Phlla. Auto Parte Co.. 823 N. 13th. Park 141H.
CLASSIEST roadster. 0 cylinder, mint be .old!
will demonstrate. Tl 221. Ledger Office
AUTO UVEHY ANImARAqE3
POPI-AR 181T, to hlr. (open day and nlghtl.
V&k liSi- ,t",nanw -P touring earl
Jl 25 hr. 1 also brand-new 7-paa.. llmou.lna!
1.50 hr.i wedding.
funeral.. 1715 Olrard.
peltiim nimnR
FELTON AND GIRARD AVE.
3D.
PHONE BELMONT tldl
IUY MOISTER Portable Qar.gta Sta.I or
.tucco. On display 3831 N oth. Tioga 2084.
AUTO PAINTINQ
QUALITY baaed on experience Is th. primary
consideration, don't deprive yourself of th.
beat when the price 1. In you. favor
Pbon. Tioga 2702 Immediate service.
OF.ORGE W PARVIS. JR
1821 Atrdrle at (Brna'd above Erie).
On a co-operative plan. Ford, cost only IIS.
auto repairing:
SPEEDOMETER THOLBLES J
Tie HILLY at hi. n.w lotajioq.
51 NORTIT jjHOAD ST
CYLINDBRR 'REBORBU new piston. nj
ring. furaUhtd tv.Mlun and brailog. It. B,
Underwood A Co.. tns Hamilton at Phlla'
AUTO SUPPLIES
TIMKEN BEARINGS HYATT
New Departure Servtce btatloa the JlHa.
Co J314 Arch t Pttsnu. Yalaut 340.7 KT
son:
Other
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