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EVKNING LBDaBR-.tHlLAIli)LrHTA, tfHimSDAT. JTTBY ' 6, 1916.
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LEDGER PHOTOPLAY
CAST CONTKT OPENS
ht-ie of Philadelphia Organ-
Igfctknig feeghi Today for Parts
in Prize Script
V ill I It . ..
Ay the Phoioplay Editor
The! fcYfi.vwo I-,KDfiEn Scenario Contest
fc wider wny. before It terminates the
tyjttnir competition for si Philadelphia, cast
to act the prle winner will be In full swing.
t -cewtrtd Contest ends July 22. The
Fhat&ptny Cast Contest Jjpens today with
tHei nominating of candidates. The complete-
(1st of ehlrlfts will bo printed In the
Amusement Section of July IB. Voting
will begin Monday, July 17, and end Thurs
day! August 31.
For seven weeks the readers of the
EVENlKd LKiKiEn will Vote dally for tha
biemberi of the cast which will appear In
the prise-winning Alt-Philadelphia scenario.
They will be chosen lrom nmonc entries
made by social, dramatic, scholastic, frater
nal, business and other organizations In
Philadelphia. Any groups of Philadelphia
hs worklnsr together In some general line
of effort may enter candidates In tho Pho
toplay Cast Contest by sending their names
to te Photoplay Cast Contest, Box 964,
Philadelphia. An organization may con
centrate support upon a single candidate or,
If It wishes. It may nominate and work for
two, a, man and a woman,
Under the term organization, tha Kvek
nro IiBDoer will consider such bodies as
business men's clubs, dramatic associations,
labor Unions, settlement house groups, pri
mary schools, high schools, welfare asso
ciations In stores and manufactories, frater
nities, clubs, athletic associations, Y. M.
C A.'b, and In fact any group of Fhlla
delphlans whoso common alms wilt lend
responsibility to their entries. The candi
dates need not be possessed of marked dra
matic: talent, though almost all organiza
tions havo amateur players among their
members. Further announcement will ap
pear Saturday,
Thomas If. Ince has been granted the
honor of presenting his 11-reel feature
photo-drama, 'Civilization," at the White
MoUsn Defore President anJ Mrs. Wilson.
UeUll8 for this event are now being com
pleted een to elaborate preparations be
ing made, for special scenery- The pro
logue In which 70 persons tako part In a
War- and peace pantomime story preceding
the picture at the Criterion Theatre In New
-irk, will also ba given. The chorus Of
SE -otcea heard at tho Criterion will bo
augmented In Washington by about 100
tflore young women of prominent choral
societies there, who will participate In this
one performance.
The other day, between scenes, noland
Bottomlcy, the Ungllsh star, who has been
engaged to play opposite Jacklo Saunders
In tho forthcoming Patho-Balboa serial,
'The Grip of Evil," entertained tho bunch
of onlpokers with ono of his Inimitable
stories of stage experience.
"Wo were doing 'Hamlet.' " said Roland,
"and the ambitious director not only wanted
the play to get over, but wanted the dla
logue 'put acrost them, ns he phrased It.
The Ophelia mad scene was his pet. Iicrtea
If you remember, comes on and finds
Ophelia mad a ery telling situation.
'The director throw down his scenario
and -touted : 'Naow, In this scene we want
lie Shakespeare give us tho real
Tou.Laratce.s. give us some Shakes
:
ut 'Laratces' didn't know Shakespeare
Walt Mason, and he looked at the dl-
br In amazement.
Che directed yelled at him: 'Don't look
that, Laratecst When you see your
iter come on with straws In her hair.
jrlp yer hand and say, 'My Gawd! She's
Bughouse! Shakespeare, that's what we
want dialogue !' "
Theatrical Baedeker
FEATURE FILMS.
STANLEY "The Dupe.' 'with Blanche Sunt,
a ww Lasky-Paramount production, and a
Goldberg cartoon. , ,
ARCADIA All the wee'e. "The Phantom."
with Frank Knan and Enid Markey. a new
lnc production on the Triangle program.
PALACE "Silks and Satin " Kith Marguerite
Clark, a Famous Players-Paramount produc
tion. VICTORIA Friday and Saturdaji "Notorious
Gallagher. 'with Marrueilte Snow and Wil
liam Nigh, and "Bathtub Peril." a. Key
stone. TORREST "The Ne'er Do Well." with Kathlyn
Williams, a 10-reel film veralnn of the note
bv Hex Reach, who wrote "The Soollers."
Orchestral, ocat and scenic accompaniments
add to the entertainment,
r OARRICIC "How Britain Prepared," an ofn-.
ciai account in mm lorm or me worn oy
which Great Britain put herself on a war.
t tooting-. A wide variety of subjects coered
VAUDEVILLE.
EITIFK "Made In Phlllv." ft local revue
with Keller Mack. Frank Orth. Johnny nnd
William J. Dooley. Harry Fern, Al Drendel,
Al White. Clarence Marks, the Calta broth
er. Yvetta. Itugal. Flo Hurt, Madalon Lear.
Mamie Lafferty. Jane and Mam'e Kins- nd a
beautv chorus: the Navasaar Girls:: William
H. Whitney and company. In "Vlttles": th
Ilellerlalre brothers: Qulnn and Lafferty and
the Sellg-Trlbune news pictures.
OLOBE "The Seven Little Darlings nt the
Party." miniature musical comedv: Charles
J Harris In "The Mayor and the Manicure."
Mondav. Tuesday and Wednesday. "Tho Rise
of a Nation," featuring Frederick Truesdale
and Muriel Oatrichet Mabel Hamilton: the
Three Ellisons. In 'The Vlllare Smithy":
Brown Comedy Four: Dorothy d'Eschelle and
company; Eugene Emmett: Gueran and Newell:
Charles Hallman and Theodore Bamberg com
pany, SRANDtutlsn and, Coogan. of Phllsdelohla:
"The Doctorlne." offered by Mr. Beaumont
and Miss Arnold: the-' Four Rosea: Mae Ftronte
and Ernest AldwelUiln "A Boardwalk Flirt a.
tlon") Frank Oahy and his English family,
Pomlnl and Contlnl, movies.
CROSS KEYS "Four Husbands " presented by
William D Frledlander. Inc.! George W. Bar
bier and Carrie Thatcher. In a cne-act dra
matic plr.ylet: Edith and Frank Haney, Klassy
Kid Karacters and Mason and Faxan.
Band Concert in Convention Halt
Tho Philadelphia Band, under the leader
ship of Bllas E. Hummel, will play tonight
In Convention Hall. Broad street and Alle
gheny avenue. The program follows:
I Overture Rumanian Festival... Kretschmer
2. (a) Musical Scenes from Spain... . ..Lancey
(b) Characteristic Piece (On TlPtoel.tloamer
fel Polka Caprice . ..,,..... Perlet
8. Grand Selection from J Massenet's
Opera (Herodlasl , .v Massenet
4, Souvenirs and Regrets ., ,, ,a,,Naumont
1. Contralto Sola Selected
Bertha. Drinker D'Albitls.
8, Concert Walties Thousand and
I, A Jolly NUbt With ths Minstrels .Parkhurst '
Popular Medley Sonzs , Snyder
PETEY Better Practice First With Grapefruit
CKEIGHTON IIALK
The popular photoplayor who will
be starred by the now producing
firm, tho Frank Powell Produc
tions, Inc.
Police Court Chronicle
It annoys Tom Harry to t.eo any one tak
ing things easy He belle cs thero nro too
many loafers in the world Tho hard work
should be moro oenly divided, Tom con
tends. Ho Is especially opposed to those
who hae nothing to do hut push buttons
nnd hae some one ehe do the work Harry
sajs tho world has the wrong Idea about
compensation In this connection
"The man who shovels and dlg-j and
makes things In tho big mills might to get
moro money than the fancy dressed feller
who tclla letters to a typewriter," declares
Barry.
Tom can do a number of things In the
wny of Industrial pursuits himself. Ho can
wield a pick or shoe! with the best of
them, make screens, put up awnings, white
wash cellars, "chauffeur an auto." drive a
team, trim a lawn, move a piano or tend
bar.
In the last mentioned calling Tom Is said
to bo opoclallj talented He finds the
work so easy, In fact, that ho can find time
to stop nnd take a drink een when the
saloon Is crowded with customers. His
talent In this lino Is not uhvavs appreciated
Being such an advocate of nil-round In
dustry. It was with sheer disgust, there
fore, that Barry saw a fancy looking artist
sketching In a meadow near Stone Housa
lane.
He approached tho stronger with angry
eye.
"You're one of these drawln' fellers, ain't
yer?" asked Tom
Tho artist looked at him and yawned
Had ho struck Tom with a sledge ham
mer the effect could not have been greater.
"I'o a mind to break up your claptrap
stuff," shouted Tom, "an' ghe jer n good
llckln'."
"Better chango your mind," suggested
the stranger as he touched up the clouds on
the picture.
"I'll show cr," shouted Barry, ns he
dangled his fist near tho eo of the artist
But the fist of Tom got no further
Thero was a sharp report llko n side ,of
beef falling out the window ns the man of
lnduntry looked at the sky horizontally.
When Tom came to he found himself star
ing In the face of Inglstiate Baker Barry
was slightly conscious of the fact that one
eye felt wider than the other
"I don't understand," said Tom
A cop who stood beside hltn then Informed
the prisoner tint ho had witnessed the
Interview with the artist. He also told Tom
that he had arrested him to save tho rest
of his face
To his horror Barry learned that tho
artist was a local heavyweight who drew
pictures when ho wasn't punching hags and
face".
On condition that he would let every one
run his own business, Tom was discharged
Prominent
Photoplay Presentations
WEST PHILADELPHIA
OVERBRCOK WD ANc!!ADVTvn
Hobart Bosworth '" T.'.5 $S
"PEG O THE RING"
BALTIMORE
SOTH AND
tlAITIMORE AVE.
THE SABLE
LOIIC1IA"
Tully Marshall
I7oi.nr.nnr1 lAilUrsrAr " The
Stolen Music"
EUREKA 40TH s MA,tKBT STS'
Mae Marsh and Robert Harron in
"A Child of the Paris Streets"
NORTH
Broad Street Casino BnoASl?L0W
EVENING 7:13 AND 9
GLADYS HULETTE in
"OTHEn PEOPLES' MONEY"
liIOtUnCi LEHIGH AVENUE
VAUDEVILLE and
"IRON CLAW" Pictures
SOUTH
Of YMP! A nnoAD and
L I IVl r l A BAINDRIDOB
TATBST PHOTOPLAYS IS THE COOLEST
THEATRE I.V PHILADELPHIA MATS. DAILY
Pearl White in "The Iron Claw"
0ri MM
( -THVs IT- Take The BorN TTo.kiq -Vou made S --kiow- REqpN-T -Jjfjl S VouT M
IWJOTHHAUOS-OTSR1CHT , VrvHSTAKE. "BOM, THROW- VM7fF" J Mf QhMI (GT 3ISC0vjCVj -
"( bow -RfATv Laj$s i,s AVeteN DAMCEcou-J h' ""Vwy W iS yy S m
IN MKMOItlAM
A'nCCKET In loving rftnembrAnce of MRT
B V I1ECKET who passed away July 8. 1P08
ItOTII In levins remembrance ot my deaf
mother. LOUISE BOTH who departed this
life July (1. 1007 Sadty missed
ANNA M. UOTH.
i3cnt!)3
AnF.I.L. On July 1. 101 fj, nt her residence.
1111 E Otford St., AMANDA ADELI. (n;
nnmbot widow of James W Abell, need 88
-ers Duo nollre of funeral til be nWta
tlARNKS. On July t, loin ELIZABETH, wife
of John I. Tin nes need .11 enrs Ue nlliei
and friends are Invlled to attend the funeral
serW'-ee, on Frldsi nt S P m , nt her late
residence. Bail Wyaluslns; no Interment
prlvtte, at Westmlniter Cemetery
ItFNHAM. On Ju'y , lDlfl. EBN'F.ST It HI1.V
HAM of 1112 Rldire ae ItelRlUc nnd friends
are, Invited to attend Ihe fuiertl serlce, on
Frlliy, nt 2 p m , at the oilrr H Bnlr
llulldlnit, tfsn Chestnut at Interment rrlvate.
nl Mount Peace Cemetery
lltlNNER. On July r., lain J. H N BEN
NEIL In his Hist icur. Funeral services on
Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at his late
residence, LIS Ent Upsil st Mount Airy.
Interment rrltate
I1KNNISON. On July 4. loin WILLIAM It .
husband of Evebn K llennl'on (neo Scheer)
nelatlie nnd friend nlso emploscs of tho
Kejstone Ttieatre. are invlled to attend th
funeral senlecs on Saturday, nt 2 p m . nt
his late residence 2729 North nth st Inter
ment nt Northvpoil Cemeterv ttemalns may b
slewed Friday, from 7 to l t m
niCKMlV. On July .1, 1010. HANNAH M
IlICKLIJY, lielned diunhter of the late Bev.
Oenrcn and Jtnrv lllckley ReMllves nnd
friends ore Invited to attend the funeral, on
Frldny nt !! v rn.. from the late residence,
lliltl N. Old at OvorbrooU Interment prlvste
IIOM'.II. Suddenly, on July ,1. Ill 111. nt Win
thrnp, Mass ESTEI.LA CIHHTIU'DE widow
of 0 Ltmoln lloner Belttlves and frlendi
also members of Messiah Lutheran t hurcli
nnd Sclente t'ounell No fij, D of L . are
Invited to attend the funeral serving on Sat
urday afternoon, at 2 o rloek rreclselv nt
the residence of her daualiter Mrs II L
Stevenson 4211 North Ffllrhlll at Interment
prlvato, Alt IMico t emeterv Hemilna may
bo viewed Friday cvenlrg; Automobtlo serv
ice IHANDM'.ll, -At her residence. 133 South 18th
st , on July n. lnlll. EMMA 11 JI , wlfo ot
Perrv M t handler Notice of funeral Inter
COLLISON. On luly il, lull) rt patient sufferer
at rest. EMILY Clli ILIA widow of brank
lln J. Tolllson Relatives and friends nro
Invited to attend the funeral Mondtv morn
In, nt R In o clock from tho reside ico of her
dnuchter, Unit South llinh st Solemn High
Mass of llettulem al the Church of tho Trnns
MaurntWn, nt to o'clock Interment private
nt Itoly I'roHS emetery Chlcnco (HI ) papeis
Plea so topi
I'OKIt. On July 4 loin, OWEN J huslinnd of
Mirv C Corr. The relatives nnd friends, nlo
Division No 111 A O H . nnd the Holy Name
Societies of St Agatha and Our Mother of
Sorrnws churches are Invited to attend tho
funeral, on Saturday, al Uil a m . from
the residence of his son In law William J
McOettlgan. 4S1H Haverford uve lllch Mass
ut the Church of Dur Mother of Sorrows at
in n m Inierment nl New t athedrnl Ceme
terv IIEU.Y. On July I, 1010 HENRY J., husbtnd
of Sarah J. nlly. In his With year. Due
tiotleo of too funeral will be given from his
lute residence. 213(1 Turner at
FLETCHER. On July 4. Ill 10 MART, wlf ot
James Fletcher nued 03 enrs Relatives
are Invited to attend the funeral on Siturda
nt S n m from the Oliver 11 Hal- BulldlliK
1S20 Chestnut st High Maes of Requiem nt
thn Sacred Heart Church at II 3d n nt Inter
meat prlvntc.
Prominent Photoplay Presentations
$mJU EoSna Gnwamu
THE following theatres obtain their pictures through the STANLEY Bonking
Comii.iny. which l a guarantee of early showing of tho tlnest productions. ,
All nletures reviewed before exhibition. ak for the theatre In your locality 1
cdltuinlni ! plctu7 throi'sh the. STANLEY IIOOKIMi COMPANY.
'i
I2th, Morris & Pusnunk Ave.
Mnt. Dally at 2, Eves . . . 0
ALHAMBRA
Pnramount I'lrturea
Blanche Sweet i
ARCADIA
THE CLUE"
CHESTNUT
BELOW 10TII
Frank Keennn & Enid Markey in
"TIIE PHANTOM"
ADfi7 T O '2D AND THOMPSON
ArULLU MATINEE DAILY
Alice Brady in "La Boheme"
"WHO'S GUILTY
Oth Chapter
BELMONT
B2D ABOVE MARKET
Mats. 1 3ft . 3:30 10.0
EVKB . I! 30, 8, 0.30 K.o
Scssue Hayaknwa in "Alien Souls"
BOTH AND
CEDAR AVE
CEDAR
F.lSAlfOIAVT
THEATRE
Wm. Nitjh & Marguerite Snow in
"HIS OREAT TRIUMPH"
FAIRMOUNT
2I1TH AND
OIRARD AVE
Pauline Frederick
In "THE MOMENT
BEFORE"
Wednesday Jurj 12. Chaplin in "The Vagabond"
FRANKFORD "" fran'k.v'vSnue
MARGUERITE SNOW in
' CORNER IN COTTON"
56TH ST. Theatre a5a1F.?
Bel. Spruce Eves T to 1 1
Willie Collier. Jr . Anna Ihr tu "Bugle Cull"
mil it? Ilurke In 'Gloria's Romanco." 2d rnl
GERMANTOWN 550S Ts-e
RALPH HER. In 'THE PURPLE LADY"
SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION
Blllle Burke In Gloria's Romance ' -ith episode
GLOBE
BOTH
11
& MARKET 2:1.1-7-9
POO KIMDALL ORGAN
Duslin Farnum uDaviCaI,
riDiDn AVENUE THEATRE
vXlixA.IJ- 7fi Ajjd OIRARD AVENUE
F.X. Bushman & Beverlv Bayne in
A MILLION A MINUTE"
Great Northern.McIwAEs
MARY PICKFORD in
ESMERALDA"
IRIS THEATRE 3M0 S0
MARIE DORO in
"THE HEART OF NORA FLTNN"
JEFFERSON "0TU g&$vr"l
OLGA PETROVA in
"THE SCARLET WOMAN"
LAFAYETTE 20,
KENSINGTON
AVENUE
Anna Nil3son & Tom Moore in
. "WHOS OUILTYT"
FFAnPR FQRTV FIRST AND
ltilLIrv LANCASTER AVENUE
Harold Lockwood ,n "r"r?lDi.KED
nilllo BurWs In ' Gloria's Romance." 4th Epl.
or Something
DEATHS
F0R5YTHB On July ,101ft MAnrjAnET,
wife of William Forsyths and daughter of
Daniel and Marraret O'Connell Relatives
and friends are, invited to attend the funeral,
on Friday, at.3S0 a rr , from her parents'
residence, 1327 S ,22d st Solemn .Renulem
Mass at Church of St Edmund at 10 a. m
Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
OLliMEIt. On July 3, 1018, MARY J , wife of
John J. Hlatler. Relatives and friends are
Invited to attend tho funrat on Friday at
8 3n n m from her. late residence, 18.' A
st Solemn Reoulem Mass at the. t'hnrc v of
the Incarnation nt 10 a m Interment New
Cathedral Cemetery Automobile funeral,
(limi)ON. At her residence, 2012 North IBth
st o.l July 4. 1010 CATHERINE J., daugh
ter of lh lat James and Catherine Gordon
Relatives nnd friends are Invited to attend
the funeral services Ir day. at 11 am, nt
the Oliver II nalr UiilldlnR, 1B20 Chestnut
si Interment nt Monument Cemetery. Please
omit flowers
riOTWALS. On July 4, 1010, SAMUEL P., hus.
band of Msrriret Stetson OotVvals Relatives
and friends are Invited to attend the funeral
services, on Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock,
at his late residence. 117 Menlo nvt , Ulan
Ude Interment prlvntc Remains may bo
viewed Frld-v evening
LAM1E. On July 4 1010, IDA L. wife of Otto
tl Lange, In her With ear, Relntlves nnd
friends nlsa niemliers or .Martini and si.
John's Evantrclleal Lutheran Church of Phila
delphia are Invited to attend the funeral
services, on IrliHy at 2 p, in . at her late
residence, 213 Linden nve , Camden, N, J.
Interment private. Friends may call Thurs
day. 7 to II p m
MALI OV on July fi, Into, at Cynvvjd Pa.,
ANNIE FRANCES MALI.OY fn her 71st
sear Relatives and friends are Invited to
attend the funeral services, on Friday, at
3 p m . at the residence of her daughter, Mrs
Herman Harvej 13R1 N B.M St. Intcrnnt
private
MAItilL On Julv J Ifiln. FRANK E. aon of
Ilohert and Sarah Mnral. aged 22 jears The
relatives and friends are Invited to attend ths
funeral services on Friday nt 2 n tn . nt St.
niniotlij'a 1 hurch Roxborough Interment
private
M.WMI1RT On Jul , 191H HANNAH widow
of Alexander Mnwhlrt Relatlvrs and friends
nre Invited to attend the fuhernl servli.es on
Saturday nt 2 p tn . tit tho resident e of
her slste- Mrs Thomas Wray 2127 South
Slmrsot at Interment nt Itelvn Cemetery
XW ELI On July 4. Will. OEOROE A.
beloved husband of Mary J. Maxwell and
son of the late Col John nnd Emma Maxwell,
In the IHth year of his age. Relatives nnd
friends, also Potter Lodge, No 411. F. nnd
A M . Palestine R A v.. No 2iu, St Al
bans Commanders. No 17, K of T, Masonle
Veternne' Association nre Invited to nttend
the funeral services, on Saturday afternoon,
nt 3 o'clock precisely, nt hie late residence.
12rt S Chester, nve . nienolden. I'a Inter
ment at Mt Mdrlah Cemetery
MnVTOOMKRI. On July n, linn, MARTHA B ,
wliow of Michael W Montgomery, nged 70
vears Relatives and friends nre Invite. to
nttend the funeral services on Saturday nftcr
noon. precisely at 2 o'clock, at her Into resi
dence. 1H1 North 1111th at Interment pri
vate McKEEVER On July .'.. lnlrt. ALMA T . be
loved daughter of John F nnd Anna T Me-
i.'ui Helntlven and frlenrls nlrtn It V r
Sodality and Alumni of Kt Michael's Church,
and nil societies of which she was a member,
nre Invited to nttend the funeral on Mond.iv
morning nt H 3d o'clock from her nu rents'
residence. 1513 N 2d st Solemn Requiem
Mass nt St Michael s Churrh nt in o'clock
Interment at New Cathedral Cometerj
IIEII.I On July I. Illlil HENRY J , beloved
husbnnd of Snrnli J Belly, In his ililth ear
Relatives and friends nlso Schuvlkllt Council,
No 12 I' P A , American Conclave. Im
proved Order lloptasophs Spring Garden Coun
ell No IHJ Rnal Arcanum. Washington
Camp No "2 P. O S of A and all other
lodges of which ho was a member, am In-
LIBERTY nRAD COLUMBIA
NORMA TALMADGE in
"GOING STRAIGHT"
LOGAN THEATRE 4810 N,
BROAD
Edmund Breese
in "THE SPELL
OF TIIE YUKON"
'Gloria's Romance"
BILLIE BURKE in
T riJ TOT 62D AND LOCUST
LjJJ tJ l Mats. 1:30 and 3:30, 10c.
Eves 0:30. 8, 0'30. IDC.
FRANCES NELSON A. ARTHUR ASHLEV In
"WHAT HAPPENED AT 22"
Market St. Theatre 333 masrtkretet
Mabel Taliaferro ln "towbird"
See PEG O' THE RINO" every Wednesday.
ORPHEUM "T&nveI
Mr. & Mrs. Carter De Haven in
THE YOUTH OF FORTUNE"
PALACE 12U MAnKET STREET
MARGUERITE CLARK in
"SILKS AND SATINS"
PARK
RIDGE AVE. . DAUPHIN ST.
MAT 2 1.1. EVG., 0:15 to 11.
-TRIANGLE
De Wolf Hopper
In "Mr. Good, the
Samaritan."
PPINPFIJC 1018 MARKET
V a Is U- u tj iJ STREET
ETHEL CLAYTON in
"HIS BROTHER'S WIFE"
RIALTO
GERMANTOWN AVE.
AT TI'LPEHOCKEN ST.
LOUISE LOVELY in
"THE GILDED SPIDER"
REGENT
1031 MARKET STREET
II I'M AS VOICE OttOAS
METRO PICTURES CORP. Presents
Viola Darin ln "T,,B 'I-wer
v 101a uana of no man's land"
RIID V MARKET STREET
'J - BELOW 7TII STREET
FANNIE WARD in
"A GUTTER MAGDALENE"
SAVOY
1211 MARKET
STREET
IN
ELLA HALL,,
The Love Girl"
"J I Q Q A 17TH AND VENANOO STS
BILLIE BURKE in
'GLORIA'S ROMANCE"
VICTORIA MAnr,Sv!Ti
ABOVE NINTH
Lillian Gish ,n
'AN INNOCENT
MAGDALENE"
SID DREW In
"NEVER GOT BY-
STANLEY MAnKET AB0VB 16TII
CONTINUOUS
lll'.n A. M to
11.15 P M.
BLANCHE SWEET
in "THE DUPE"
DEATHS ,
vltfd to aUMid th funeral services on Sunday
at 2 p m, from hla late residence, 24
Turner st Interment at Chelten Hills Ceme
tery Automoulla funeral
SlltMOnl Died at Atlantic City, N. J on
July 6, 1010, FANNIE M, widow of Asahel
A Shnmory. aged fio jears Funeral services
on Friday at 12 o'clock noon at her. late
residence, rear of 121 N Virginia ave. Inter
ment at Evergreen Cemetery, West Slednay,
Mass
WHITn. On July 3, 1018, ANNA LEDNUM
WHITE, widow of Stephen W. White and
daughter or trie late iiev jonn itinum nine
rnl services at her late residence. 13.M South
Mroan st , on 1 riaa;
ay. July 7 at 2
Inter'
ment private,
ZEI.I.MAN. On July R, 1010, LILLIAN M ,
wife of Robert J Zellman, aged 43 years
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend Hi"
funeral, on Saturday, nt. S.3H n in , from
her Into residence. 4(1311 Paschall nve. High
Moss of Reoiilem at St Frances d Sales
Church, at 10 o'clock Interment at Holv
Crcas Cemetery.
CLASSIFIED RATES
EVENING LEDGER
AOATE LINE RA1 E FOR EACH INSERTION
THIS STYLE TYPE (or llko this)
One or two ilmes 15e,
Three limes one week 1JV4C
Sis limes nn wek . . JJe
Situations Wanted three limes ono week. 10c
Help nnd Situation Wanted and Lo3t
and Found nds nre inserted in thn
Daily Public Ledger without addi
tional chnrRC.
Wanl ads under all other classifications may
he repeated In the l'unito Lruoa at combined
rate
One or two limes 23c
Three times one week 13c
Six times one week 13'&c
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)
Is permitted -In a I classifications except Help
and Situations Wanted I,ost and Found. Per
sonals. Boarding and Rooms When fo spool
lie I add FIVE CENTS PER AOATE LINE TO
ANT OF THE ABOVE RATES.
There i3 a drug store near your home
that will accept Ledger want ads' at
office rates.
LOST AND FOUND
For Jlllier Lust nnd Found Ails Neo Patejl
BROOCH Lost, roIiib from Narberth to 13th
and Chestnut via llioad st Station, a round
shaptd diamond nnd sapphire brooch JluU re
waid If returned to Tho Bailey. Banks
BiddloCo
UMBRELLA lost In front of Third National
Hank Uroiil and M irKet. has owner's name
and oils nddresa but out of town. Under pltnso
return nnd receive reward I.edjter Central
Broad jindChestiuit sts
NOTIl'Elsr hereto clven tTiat reward of "$100
ortered for return of Ford tourln? inr. BUS
mnd-1 No in.ilJli7. has been withdrawn.
I."o T Word Company
PERSONALS
MRS JOHN ATKINS. Mrs Ambler. Henry Ban
nister. Isaac Brown W 11 Carney, Mrs El
len Crosby. Mithevvo Carter. Joseph Devlnney.
Lafayette E Drake, Mrs Minnie Olhhs,
Roster Onllnffher Mrs Fnnnlo L Gray, Mrs.
Alice Hvnes Mrs Mary Mopey, Mrs E Mas.
eey, Mrs Julia Miles Mrs Sarah Powell, Mrs
It II Sandhnm. Joshua J Wilson: You nro
hereby notified that itoods stored In our name,
consisting of household furniture nnd other
household nrtlcles. will be sold to pny storniro
and charRes nl Thorn is B Lovatt fz Sons Auc
tion Rooms 220 South 8th st . Philadelphia,
on Saturday Julv in nt tn n m .
ATLAS STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
I WILL NOT bo rcsponslbla for any hills un
less contracted by mjsolf. Chanes D. Rich
ards. 7030 Yocum st
HELP WANTED FEMALE
ASSISTANT STENOGRAPHER wanted: splen
did opportunity for a bright woman of Rood
address nnd pleaslnir personality; one with
some knowledge of bookkeeping preferred: 1 13
tntart ApplyMarceau, lill)3Chestnut
CHAMBERMAID, also maid to assist In dlnlmi
room and kllchen; Institution. 3S27 Poweltom
CHILDNURSE Ensllsh lady In Oermantown
deslrea nurse for cntlro ehnrse 2 small chll i
EnslbihvotiiaiiproLJ 742,LedBer Central.
COOK chambermaid and waitress two maids
to do entire work of small famllv. references
required Meet employer Thursday, 11 a. m.,
Room 211.1 iltiSChestnut t
OIRLS for spool and winding on lne cur'nlns;
nlso learners, paid whllo learning. John Brom
ley &Sons,LchlBh ave.below Front
OIRLS wanted, II5IU work, no experlenio neces
sary. t' a week paid whllo learning. Apply
31(1 N 32d
HOSIERY Eiper. loopers. plenty of work nnd
pav as pood ns any Wnllnco-Wllson Hosiery
Co. 2d floor, JIMS Wakelleld st . Germant'n
HOUSEKEEPER (working), young," capable of
taking entire chnrgo family two adults, refer
ence required Meet emplojer Thursday, 11
a m , Room 205 UPS Chestnut st.
HOUSEWORK Neat, good laundress plain
cook, four In family, references, wanes fl
M(ct emplojer l'rlda, 11 0. m , Room 2113,
(0S Chestnut st.
HOUSEWORK Capable woman, general work,
good plain cook, family two: seoahore: laundry
done home. Call Room 203, COS Chestnut
street
HOUSEWORK Reliable maid for general work:
adult family: reference required Apply 431
Washington nve., Haddontleld, N. J.
NURSE OR ATTENDANT for sanitarium
for nervous diseases, salary -'J pt
month, boird and room. Addrtss S.
Lord, Stamford, Conn
NURSERY GOVERNESS for 3 children 4010
Winnefield ave, W Phlla Phone Ovrbk. 2U8
OFFICE ASSISTANT, souns lad, wanted, tjplst
acquainted with ofneo details, permanent posi
tion vvlth a future Apply In person or by let
ter.ll J Mulford Company, tllenolden. Fa
OPERATORS, experienced on union speclnl col
larette machines Hygienic Fleeced Under
w en r Co. 241S N. Howard
STENOGRAPHERS and typists wanted for per
manent wurk: salary will depend on previous
experience and ability, those wanting tem
poran work for summer need nut npplv,
those between the nges of 20 nnd 2.1 will bo
given preference. Call Thursday morning, at
0.1(1. at the employment olllce. Curtis Pub
lishing Company, 7th and Sanaom.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS The Bell Telephone
Company offers positions as operator to In
telligent joung woman between 18 and 22
jears old. salary III a week while learning,
wllh rapid advancement, u steady position
assured, vvlth pleasant surroundings and un
usual opportunity for promotion. Apply In
person tn the Bell Telephone Company's oper
ators' school, 4 (nl MarKtt st . dally between
8 3d a m and 3 P in Tuesday and Friday
evenings between u 30 and 8 30 o'clock.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS, toll and long dla.
tance exp Apply Keystone Tel Co , Long
Distance Office. 16th and Summer, 2d floor.
WINDERS, experienced, on hard and soft si k
winding. VY j. 1tu1totAlA.-N.-4 w,
nth
and Che-ry.
WOMAN wanted to do general housework and
cooking, three In family, apartment. Phone
Preston 8843 V.
TWO CAPABLE GIRLS, with reference, cooking
nnd downstairs work, chamberwork and help
with children; good wagea, no laundry or
heavy c eanlng, seashore this summer Ap
ply 120 S IBth st . 2 to 4 only, or telephone
Overbrook 7082. 8 to II) a m
General
STENOGRAPHY pays well, our complete course
costs, only 130, we guarantee positions Phlla-
delphla Collegiate Institute, 70.1 Walnut at
TEACHERS wanted of all kinds; register today."
National Teachers' Agency. D. II. COOK,
MANAGER. 327 PERRY BLDG
9
t t
HELF WANTED -MALE
AUTO REPAIRMEN AND MACHINISTS. ct
ble of overhauling and rebuilding autotrucks
F 23J. ledger orrlc
BLACKSMITHS wanted, good wises, short
hours Apply John Baliley Iron Works, .114
S Delaware ave
BOY wanted In dry roods commission house sam
ple derahent; Protestant: 111 lo 17 jears of
ngc Apply ln own handwriting J fill. Led
ger Central
BOY. b-ltht. 111 yearn of age, wanted for orTlee
work, must hive grammar school educatloni
excellent opportunity for business training.
P 321, Ledger Otne
ttnV ttrenled
Aliout IS years of age Urad
schnol Good opportunity with
ualo of high school
largo
Office.
Insurance companj. C 225, ledger
BOY vvlth talent for tlrawnlgi must be neat.
Apply hefo e 10 a. m. AssocKtcd Artists of
Philadelphia, 1(121 Sansom st.
BOY wanted. App y In a. m . Room 420 Public
Ledger Building
BOY to learn threading and brass bobbin wind.
Ing, paid whllo leirnlng. John Bromley It
Sons. l,chlgh ave below Front.
BR-KEJIEN nnd firemen, must be nble to read
and wrllo and not over .11 vears of age Ap
ply Penna Railroad. 1711 Filbert. 8 a. m. to
5 p. m
BRICK CLEANERS.
17J1 Calhirlne nt
100, wanted at once.
CAR repairers tar hul dera, bollermikers and
hlne s, tilnikHmlth holpers. machinists nnd
helpers Apply Baltimore nnd Ohio Free
Labor Bureau, MO S 11th st
CLERK, experienced In paint store wanted;
must be- willing and obliging: Protestant pre
ferred C 213. Ledger Offlce
DRAUGHTSMAN An Eastern terra cotla manu
facturer requires tho service of a flrat-classi
draughtsman, slate experience, ago and salary
desired C 227, Ledger Office.
FILEMAKERS Experienced forgers, grinders,
cutlets and hardeners, permanent work; high
est vuicts A -ml 4101 N Broad at , after 5
P m No strike.
FIREMEN, brnkemen and telegraph operators
Applj Baltlmo-e and Ohio Railroad Free
Labor Bureau, Bin S 11th si.
INSPECTORS of hats and rubber goods exp.
Apply lo Depot Quartermaster, U S. Army,
2(1111 st and Grav's Ferry road.
JOB PRESSMAN wanted for Victoria nnd Colt
f tresses on half-tone nnd color work. Apply
tettrrllnus Lithograph Co.jKI5 Archst.
KNOX
ST1FFENERS and rlearera, experleneedi steady
work assured oprntors, liberal wages to re
llabl" workers. Grnnd and St. Marks ave..
Brook's n
t.vtitiH it NortTiinitP co..
.001 Stentnn nve.
Wovno Junction, desires several joung men.
ttcnnicni stnooi gr.inuatesi
good
opportunity
for Milvnmtment.
LABORERS .WANTED.
APPLY
CADDIE
BROS III)" IS HOWARD br.
MACHINISTS vvnnted. men with experlenco on
planers, lathe and boring mills, highest wages
to competent men Apply tho John Balzley
Iron Works, fill S. Delaware ave
MAN wanted lo take care of guinea pigs rab
bits ami mice; good position for man with
experlenco ln handling small animals. Apply
10 II K Mulford Co Glennlden I'a
MEN wanted to handle hogs: steady work and
advamement for steidy. Industrious men. Ap
plv In person or by letter. If. K Mulford Co.,
Glenolden.
MEN wanted: freight handlers, lo truck freight
nt freight stntfon: whlto or colored. Apply
1711 Filbert si. after 7 a m
MEN" WANTED Laborers and locomotive
cdcaners I. It. R.Cn. Call I'll Filbert st
MILL HAND Experienced man on line cabinet
work, one who thoroughly understands work
ing drawings and Is familiar vvlth all ma
chines, stnto experience and salary. C 220,
Ledger Office .
MILLMEN who can handle woodworking ma.
chlnery and do bench work. Apply Charles C.
Pare.J3upplnnd S,Latthes lane. Merlon,
NIGHT WATCHMAN Good, steady position for
honest sober man: must have knowl. of pumpa
nnd hollers and come well recommended Bern
stein Mfg. Co . 3d below Alleghenjv
OPTICIAN" wanted, henchman, for framelcss
work. Apply J, E. Llmebnrner Co., Ii20
Chestnut st. ,
rOUNCEHS wanted, exper. on men's soft hats.
Apply FrankSchobloi Co.. 10th nnd Oxford.
SALESMAN to sell electrlo flashllghts'to Phila
delphia retail trado. salnrj JIB per week nnd
expenses; state experience, ngo and refer
ences C 22l,LedserOfflco
SALESMEN Ten high-class specialty men. city
trade; hlgh-gradn proposition, commission
bisls Apply, vvlth crcdentlils. at 0 o'clock
Thursdu It. T. Trush. 1108 Walnut st.
SHIPPING CLERK Experienced man', capable
wrnpping nnu delivering pniKngen iur ugni
manufacturing business; also capable of di
recting delivery bojs, stnto age, reference and
salary, i' a-.-. i.enger unice
SOFT FUR HAT 8IZERS; steady work: oppor
tunity to make Rood wagea: chenp house rent
for married man. vvlth room to tnko boarders,
Wnllklll Mfg. CojWalJkHI.Nr.Y
STABLEMEN, drivers, helpers wanted. Apply
0 1 N. 2d s t . or 2JO Bread st.
STOCK Kl-EPER Excellent opportunity for
right partj', permanent position, must bo quali
fied to i tako charge, man with hardware exper
prefer. , answer with full details of exp., ago,
an la rvel CA ddress "W II " I' Q Box .1111(1
TELEGRAPH OPERATORS wanted by Pennsyl
vania Railroad: must bo flrst-clnas. Apply
Room a 1.1. Broud ht Station
VOUCHER CLERK Give qualifications and ex
perience In detail, state salary desired, C 210,
Ledger Office
WANTED One stableman, one driver and one
laborer. Apply to foreman. 220 Bread St., be
tween 2d and 3d, between Raco and Vino.
OUNO MAN by a wholesale drug house to
lenrn business, must havo high whnol educp
tlnn: Industrious bright and active: not afraid
of work; good penman, IK to .'(I years or ugei
excellent opportunity. Address stating age
nnd experience. If nny. I' 318. I,ed Off
YOUNG VAN. Proteatant. 17 to 18 jeara of age.
vv Ith some experience wanted ln dry goods
commission house billing department Apply
In own handwriting J mil Ledger Central
YOUNG MAN. single, neat ln appearance, to
travel with manager and learn salesmanship,
experience unnecessary, must be strictly tem
perate, ready to leave cltv today. Apply, after
t a m.. Mr O'Rourke Continental Hotel
YOUNG MAN In purchasing department of large
corporation, southwestern section nf city, one
familiar with order, follow-up price records,
etc preferred state age, exp. rleuco and sat
nry expected M 012 ledger Central
YO'tJNG MAN, about 18 years of ago; high school
education preferred, must be of good address
and reliable; position of advancement. Ad
dress Young Man Pnstorflce Box mil.
YOUNG MAN to operate multliraph and assist
In other work of advertising department P. O
hox 1 rut. t-niiaQeninm
YOUNG MAN In real estate office; state age and
saliry expected C 223 Ledcer Office
YOUNG MEN between tho ages of 18 and 33
who delro to travel and to receive military
training as members of the first line nf tho
country's defense Apply at ,1400 Arch St.,
Philadelphia. Pa . for detailed Information re
gardlng enlistment In the u S Marine Corps.
YOUNG MEN wanted to work In bakehouae.
steady worn, icoua whfpb no ei:nein.-a neces-
;..' Annlv Mertl-r nlarulr Co.. "Jill Alt.,-
sary. Apply Medlar Biscuit Co.. 2J10 Alter
st (near -2d and vvaani
Ington ave.).
YOUNG MEN (10) wanted to learn sausage
buajneaa: 22c. per hour. Apply 31)10 German
tovvn ave.
General
BOOKKEEPERS. J1S..0, CLERKS,, double at
tractive openings for young meh. J10 up.
BANK CASHIER AND SOLICITOR excellent
opening for experienced man; STEN'OCJHA
PHER. 3 good positions S12, llf, SIB
DRAFTSMAN MECHANICAL. STRUCT
URAL. PERSPECTIVE good positions 118
up: ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS for con
struction, Installation supervision I1S00 start.
Good opportunity FOREMAN, machine shop,
121 LUMBER INSPECTOR
THE nEST HIGH-CLASS PRINTING
SALESMAN IN PHILADELPHIA WANTED,
SALESMAN ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER (only high
class man considered). Specialty, salary and
commission Other positions ..pen for
HIGH GRADE MEN
BUSINESS SERVICE COMPANY
1301 LAND TITLE BLDG.
Rlr AT10.N8 vVAttTPD-FEMAL-B
f HAVIH nVAID or xcnltrrso - Neat colored girl
wants position, private family 1720 Itetrd
CHAMBRRWOEK and waiting or chamberw'k,
fall 121 S 211th or phone I,ocust S280
CHILDNURSE. experienced, desires position sea
shore Pop .12.17 or 1218 N 10th at
COOK. cdloVed vvomm, plain rooking private
family, city or seashore no housework: refer
ence, 7'nrl per week 1413 Fitxwater st
COOK Colored, neat vronnn. good reference!
shore or cnuntrj Callln2r. Dickinson sj
COOK wishes position seishoro or country!
bcRt reference 240 s Hlcksst
COUPLE, married, mldjle aged, desire rise?
where wife a servltes vvll piy rent: husbartd
employed: prefer suburbs, II B20, Ld Off
DRESSMAKER and fine work. French, for-ladlea
nnd children, tl .10 a dav: carfare. 2110 Balr..
bridge st Phone ft v. m .
GIRL colored, wishes cooking, corns horns
njehls J'all8 Grav's Ferry road.
HOUSEKEEPER, speaks English, wishes idt-
intlon K 147. Ledger Branch. 330 Wtat
Glrard ave
HOUSEKEEPER, working, capable, middle-aged
American, with good ref. II Ml. Led Off .
ilOIJSEUOHK Vmnan. colored, adult famllv,
or care of gentleman's house: good cook: tldyj
. reference 38111 Chestnut st ,
itOUSEWORK Settled colored woman wanta
hwk Jn snallfam 1 stale wages 2417Alder.
INFANT NURSE. Gorman: references Address
1213N.FrankIln. Phone Kensington 4.183,
MOTHER'HMELPER. capable of taking chate's
of children; seashore or country II 524.
Ledger Office, ,
STENOGRAPHER, beginner, some experience!
ncnt,acjrato.mod aalarj'. J 44(1, Led. CenL
STENOGRAPHER. 2 "yrs'! expe'rlencej accu'r.,
refined (Jam with off, details. J 21.1. Led, Cen.
STENOGRAPHER. 4 jears' experience: perma.
nent or temporary position J 443, l.ed.Cnt.
STENOGRAPHER Rapid tj-plsl: I'Seara' ex
perlrmc capable J 411, Ledger Central.
A THOROUGHLY competent private exchange
telephone operator: five sears' department store
experience; highest rererencesi npen for en
gagement Address J 743, Ledger Central.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
BOOKKEEPER graduite, accountant Wharton
Evening School. 7 vears' practical experience,
wants changeC218, Ledger Orflce
BOOKKEEPER thor'ly'compelent. refs i bond!
, ago 2.1, Interview solicited. JJH.I.Lcd .CenL
BUTLER wishes pos wllh smalf flrsF-elasCfnnv
llv. close In rllv for winter C 220. I,ed. Off.
CHAUFFEUR Colored: private family: do atf
repairing, good rcferencei wages, $15 per
weewk wllh board Oreen 2327 Ellsworth sL
CHAUFFIIUR wishes poslllon, seven jears' ref
erence: only gentleman's place; country pro-
f erred 300 J3 Trice st.
CHAUFFEUR, gardener, experienced, with ref
ejrence 3 1 4JLcd ger Brnnch. 17th and Tioga.
CHAUFFEUR deslr's poslllon: hst references;
strictly nober,cireful driver 111- Olive st.
CIVIL ENGINEER, three jears' experience m
Instructor; two jears estimating, one vear In
specting, wants position In or outside city.
C 217. Ledger Office
MAN AND WIFE Man houseman understands
garden nnd lawn; wlfo nrst-rlnes cook, nlso
sister as chambermaid or waitress wish po
sitions together first-class references Address
C 210. Ledgerjpfflce
MAN AND WITE good cook and" gardener, enre
Inwn. horses nnrl machine; good reference.
C221, Ledger Office. .
SAI.ESMANAGER. with own force, high-grade
peclallv men desires acency legitimate line
for Middle or fir West, locate Chicago:
finance self. Addrcsa Apirtment 301, 1130
South fi'-'d st. ,
SALESMANAGER Executive correspondent,
new employed, open for better opportunity!
5 vears one house, force of 00 references.
AdjirssApnrtrne. 304,fi3l 8B2d st.
STENOGRAPHER Young man. colored, best
reference J Oil. Ledger Central
TYPIST wlih knowledge of shorthand, wishes
evening work. M M7 Ledger Office
A SALESMAN and SALESMANAGER will be
open for engagement nfler Julv IB: htehest
references ns to ability C 21(1, Ledger Office.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
NICHOLLS. 1020 Balnbrldge Competent but
lers, second men, gardeners, cooks, waiters,
chambermaids. Trench. English, German
nurses, laundresses, housemaids etc.. supplied
and wanted Phone Locust 2130
MRS. KANE. Bll R. 10th Young cooks,"' f
and $8 pr week: girls for chamberwork and
waiting: housework girls with references. Ap-
ply in to i; n. m. wpruce !
MISS MARY T MCCARTHY 2107 Christian
(Loc. 1303), supplies and wants lst-class Trot.,
path., mnlatidfemalo help, nil nationalities.
MRS. KANE Bll S" IDth, wants and supplies
1st class white help Phono Spruce 3401.
IAUNDRESsWnntcd. first class: parlor maid:
references required. HUfi Balnbrldgo st.
AUTOMOBILES
For Sale
ciniT.l.in. 1014 touring- par. overhauled and
repainted, full equipment; price $8,10 AUTO
BALES CORPORATION, m 142 N, Broad at.
CHALMERS 1010 40 driven 8000 miles; one
new tiro; extras; will sacrifice L S40, Led
ger Central
COLE, 1013. 4-cyllnder touring.
L. 3. BOWERS CO.. 243 N. Broad st.
COLE Distributors.
HUDSONS, rehullt and guiranteed: phietons,
roadsters and cabriolets: elc. lights and start
era OOMERY-SCH WART. 2.11 N Broad aj
CHASSIS
We have a few cheap enrs, of which the
chassis would lie very d-slrahle for truck or
delivery work of any kind Don't fall to come
In and look Ihem over If vou want something
for delivery purposes at a bargain price.
LOCOMOBILE
2814 Market st Locust 4B0.
It. A. JENKS, Mar. Exclmngo Car Dept.
2AUTOCAR TRUCKS. 1H tons capacity.
with bodies, each . . .. '",59.
1VILCOX. K-toon. djjlver y.AyondUlo JOO
TRUCK PARTS isTiftEs'3-
BCHOBER. B34I-41 MA'..KET ST
SEND FOR FREE BULLETIN
CORSON AUTO EXCHANGE. 238 N BROAP?
AUTO LIVERY AND GARAGES
INDEPENDENT TAXICAB CO.
2420 N. BROAD ST
AUTOMOBILES OF QUALITY TO HIBE
niamondJMUS Never 5josed Park 7S
POPLAR. 1017 To hire topen day and night).
Park 1482. brand-new fi-pnas touring car,
$t 23 hr . nlso brand. new 7 pass limousine,
'-! weddlngs, funerals 1715 Glrard
TO HIRE,SL25 AND UP
Poplar 213, Cars of all makes
Bace 2241,
BUY MOISTER Portable Oirages Steel or
stucco. On Display 3031 N 5th Tioga 2084.
AUTO PAINTING
HAVE EVERY FACILITY for doing the finest
work; catering to a particular clientele where
QUALITY Is the PRIMARY CO.NSIDERA
'HON. Prleea n jour favor 'Tioga 27UJ.
GEO. W PARVIS, JR..
1321 Alrdrle st. Broad aliove Erte.
for jour automobile body It has no equaLSS
Trial bottle, 80c Satisfaction guaranteed or jKR
money reiunucu.
AUTO REPAIRING
T SPEEDOMETER TROUBLES T
See BILLY, at his new location.
niu mjtuji luiuAUBi-.
CYLINDERS ItEBORED. new platons and
rings furnished, weldings and brazing II. B.
Underwood Co., 102.1 Hamilton at,. Phlla..
AUTO SUPPLIES
TIMKEN-BEAR1NGS HYATT
New Departure Service Sta The Owllllam
Co.. 1314 Arch at, Walnut 8407. Race 3003.
AUTO TIRES
PULLMAN TinES
Guaranteed 3300 mlies Compare prices.
PRIM'S. 2111 N. Broad St.
TIRES
Slightly used: all sizes, jour own price,
823-825 N. 13tli. Park 1418.
By C. A. VOIGHT
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