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RILE MUCH MISUNDERSTOOD," ZBKE TRINKLE SAYS;
ONE LICKS A LOCOMOTIVE AT RAILROAD CROSSING
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Might Be Good for Building Demolition Also
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': A mule that licked a locomotive la one
! of Pennsylvania's pugnacious products.
This acBTcsslvo animal belongs to Jim
Erumm, of Sunbury.
' It was never In the limelight much.
It simply ato and Blcpt and worked and
'minded Its own business.
It knew nothing of the. world and Its
subterfuges.
It was content with the Blmplo name
"General," and If strategy and conserva
tism count for anything the mule was
" worthy of tho title.
It took General a long tlmo to get mad,
but when ho did wow.
He was toting Jim Drumm and Mrs. Jim
Dnimm across the railroad tracks when
what should come along but a train. Tho
locomotive hissed and growled defiantly
and cast a bad eye at General as he was
navigating the railroad crossing.
A quick glanco told tho mulo that ho
STATE EiNDEAVORERS
- IN HARRISBURG FOR
THEIR CONVENTION
"Sessions of Delegates Begin To
&,-
morrow Afternoon and Will
Continue Until Friday
Night
NOTED SPEAKERS ON LIST
HAimiSBUnO, Pa., July 10. Christian
Endeavor Societies, 3500 strong In the
Gtate, are planning to send one, five and
ten delegates each to represent their Inter
ests at the State Christian Endeavor Con
vention to be held In this city beginning
' Tuesday afternoon and continuing until
Friday night Tho registration thus far Is
near tho 2500 mark, with 1800 registrations
from this city and vicinity and about 700
from various points throughout tho State.
Tho wind-up of tho preparatory work has
become bo voluminous that the General
Convention Committee and many repre
sentatives of the local societies have been
busy day .and night. The Registration
Committee, with Prof. John F. Kob, as
chairman, has a large amount of work,
but tho delegates coming from all points
In the State and many from other States
will bo well taken care of, as Harrlsburg
Is cno of the leading convention cities in
the State and the workers know how to
handle big crowds.
The conferences, which will be held each
morning during tho convention, and the
more popular meetings each afternoon and
evening, will be of a high order. The best
speakers obtainable have been engaged for
these appointments.
The muslo of the convention will be a
special feature. Homer A. Rodeheaver will
lead the general singing, using his book
entitled "Songs for Service." There will be
a large convention choir of about 200 voices.
Special numbers will be sung by the Harrls
burg Christian Endeavor Choral Union,
under the direction of Professor Frank A.
McCarrelL
"Chrlstan Endeavor Effleency," "Temper
ance," "Missions," "Decision for God" and
"More Devoted Efforts for the Work of the
Kingdom of Righteousness, as Well as All
Xnes of "Work Amonr the Children of the
Church and Community" are some of the
themes that will be discussed.
A, special train from Philadelphia will nr
rive at 11:30 Tuesday morning, bringing
about 400 delegates. A special train from
Gettysburg will arrive at 9 a. m., Wednes
day, bringing about 400 Christian Endeavor
ers. Pittsburgh will send a large delega
tion. Many are expected fiora Wilkes
Barre, Luzerne County, AUentown and Le
high will have large representations.
r Captain Boyd's Funeral Tuesday
WASHINGTON. July 10. The War De
partment announced today that the funeral
of Captain C. T. Boyd of the 10th Cavalry,
who was killed In battle at Cardial on
June II, would be held from the home of
Medical Director "F. S, Nosh, U. S. N.,
at 1723 Q street, Washington, at 10:50
O'clock Tuesday morning. Interment will
be '-made at Arlington. The pallbearers
will be Major Pax ton. Major gcherer. Major
Tracy, Major Ixitt, Major Drake, and
Major Nolan of the army.
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PETEYAU the Troops Stayed Down This, Morning, Sir.
eARSANlA.rHOUGHT t6
A TtttATIOM OFTHEWK
MAUD, KICKS n TKnin grj
Product Shows Choo-choo Monster What Is What When It
couldn't get over tho track Intact. Ho could
feel the breath of the loco on his back.
Ho raised hts hind legs, whllo his passen
gers sat Petrified.
General's legs Btruck tho cow catcher.
It crumbled Jlko tissue paper, tho locomo
tive buckled and Jumped tho tracks. The
mulo gavo It a withering glanco of con
tempt and trotted on.
The efficiency of General has prompted
tho thought among army mon that mules
could bo used to help tho boys In khaki In
attacking Mexican forts Bhould conflict suc
ceed tho present chess gnmo.
Half a dozen mules with tho efficiency
and punch of tho animal from Sunbury
could reduce an avorago Mexican fort to
dust with a few vicious' kicks and cause
a general rout of tho enemy. One real
American mulo could also raise ructions
in the ranks and lcavo lots of work for tho
hospital corps of our opponents.
ASK NEW TERMINAL
RATES FOR NEW YORK
Civic Associations Want Sched
ules for Freight Handling in
District 'Equitably Revised'
WASHINGTON, July 10. A complete re
vision of terminal rates at New York city
and various Jersoy City points was asked
for in a petition filed with tho Interstate
Commerce Commission by various civic as
sociations of "Now York andi Now Jersoy.
Tho New York rates aro hold to bo dis
criminatory In vlow of tho terminal charges
at Jorsey City, Nowark Hoboken, Trenton
and Elizabeth.
In charging New York costs, which pro
vide for compensation for extra terminal
service performed on Now Jersey traffic
when this cost Is not Incurred, tho cost Is
saved to tho carrier and the existing rates
aro held to be unreasonable. Tho fact Is
recognized by tho practice of roads, the
petition sets-forth, In providing In their
tariffs a separate chargo for tho floatage,
lighterage and extra terminal service on
the New York and Brooklyn tariffs.
The petition alleges that the river trans
fer should be treated as a separate and dis
tinct charge, and If not. It Is unreasonable.
The New York Central, having the only
continuous lines Into New York, forced
other roads to meet traffic charges. These
charges are reflected In the New Jersey
rates, which were also declared to bo un
reasonable. The reciprocal switching service Is asked
to bo established. The petition was filed
by a Committee on Ways 'and Means to
prosecute alleged railway rates and service
discrimination at New York, the Board of
Commerce and Navigation of New Jersey
and the cities of Newnrk, Jorsey City, Ho
boken and Elizabeth.
REV. WM. FORCE WHITAKER
Officer of Sons of Revolution Dies of
Heart Disease
ELIZABETH. N. J., July 10. The Rev.
William Force Whltaker, 64 years old,
chaplain-general of the National Society,
Sons of the American Revolution,1 was found
dead In bed Sunday at his home. Death was
due to heart disease.
Doctor Whltaker was & graduate of the
University of Pennsylvania, and a member
of the Board of Church Erection of the
Presbyterian Church. He was also a grad
uate of the Union Theological Seminary,
of New York, and a member of lt board
of directors. His family Is of Mayflower
stock.
B. Franklin Bonham Dead
B. Franklin Bonham, active In city poli
tics and well-known in Philadelphia busi
ness circles during the latter years of the
last century, died on Saturday after a pro
tracted Illness at his home, 5003 Catharine
Bonham, who was 76 years old, was
born In Buckingham, Bucks County, Pa.
He received his education at the Friends'
School, 15th and Race streets. In this city.
Under Governor Hoyt he was deputy har
bor master of Philadelphia and later, under
Peter A. B. Wtdener, served as a clerk In
the office of the City Treasurer. From
1872 to 1877 he was a member of Councils.
In 1900 he was elected to the State Legis
lature. Shortly after this he was compelled
to retire from active life on account of 111.
nesa. For many years he had been engaged
In the general contractus business.
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Getting down to practical work at home,
n gnng of good Btrong mules could do great
work for wrecking companies which mako a
specialty of tearing down big buildings. A
bunch of mules with tho temperament of
General could also bo used for shattering
rocks In tho line of building operations and
save tlmo and money, for they never ask for
wages. Give each a balo of hay a week
and ho Is satisfied.
Itlght horo In Philadelphia a mulo like
General would bo an Invaluable service In
tho shopping district. Ho could lick any
automobile twice his slzo, and a llttlo com
pany of mules divided Into pairs would be
ablo to keep tho Btrcets clear by keeping
tho shoppors and promenadcrs nt bay at
tho crowded corners. Should any persons
object, well they would soon have plenty
of room In tho hospital, Zeke Trlnkle says
"tho mulo as a Individual Is misunder
stood." MAimiED
nYMER 5nEnS. Mr. and Mrs. William O.
Myers. Philadelphia, wish to announce the
marrlnire of their ilnuahter, CAHH1C. to Mr,
HAI.I'll W. itVMElt. of Scranton. Married
In New Tork. June 28. 1D1U.
IN MEMOIUAM
O'DONNKIA. In loilnc remembrance, of that
denrcst nnd best of fathers, I3DWAHD O'DON
NKI.L. died July 10, 11)13,
Eternal rest frrant upon him, O Lord,
And let porpotual light shlno upon htm,
FAMILY.
Beatfjs
DATrilELOn. On July. 7. 1010, HANNAH
ItEOlNA, widow of th late William IJntchelor
and daughter of the late John W. and Sarah
J. Ebher, In her 73d jenr, KnlatUes and
friends nro Invited to attend tho funeral serv
ices, on Tuesday, nt 11 a. m. precisely, at
David II. Bchuylor Dulldlnn, liroad and Dia
mond sts. Interment private, at American
Mechanics' Cemetery. Auto funeral.
llENNEIt. On July 8, 101(1. Dr. PETER I..
UENNER. nelatUes and frlenils. also Athel
stan Lodge, No. 48S. r. and A. M.. are Invited
to nttend tho funeral serlccs, on Tuesday, nt
S'SU p in. precisely, at his Intn residence. 1IJU
W, Venango st. Interment nt Northwood Ceme
tery. Auto funeral.
BqNItAM. On July 8. 1010. 11. PTIANKLIN
HONIIAM, aged 70. son of the late Jonathan
K. and Esther "W. Bonhnm. Funeral services
nt hla lato residence, G003 Catharine at . on
Tuesday at 10 a. m Interment private. Auto
funeral.
nniCE. On July 7. 1010. LAURA II.. wife of
John D. lioyce. and daughter of the lato Will,
lam and Sidney Hallowell, aged 04 years.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the
funeral services, on Tuesday, at 2 30 p. m.
Lreclsely, at her late residence, 34S North
unsdowns av.a Lansdowne, l'a. Interment
private, at Arlington Cemetery.
DRAIILEY. On July 8. 1010. MARY F.. wife
of James P. Bradley and daughter of the lato
James and Anna Hagnn. Due notice of the
funeral will be given, from her late residence.
UN South 8th st.
COLEMAN. On July 0. 1010. ELIZA J. NEW
lilllK. wife of Hnmuel c. Coleman, aged 70
eara. Relatives and friends are Invited to
attend tho funeral services, on Thursday, at 2
?. m.. at her lata residence. 4747 Upland st.
nterment private, at Fernwood Cemetery.
AuiomoDiie lunerai.
DUNCAN. On July 7. 1010. AMANDA K
widow of George C. Duncan. In her 7IM year.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the
funeral services, on Monday, at 8 p. m.. at
her late residence, 5033 Walnut St. Interment
private.
riTZMIItn. On July 10. 1010. O. W. F1TZ
MIRE. Relatives and friends, also Cigar
makers' International Union, No. 105. and
Aerls No. 42. V O. E.. ar Invited to attend
the funeral on "Wednesday afternoon, at pre
cisely 1 o'clock, at hla lata residence. SU2.1
Routh Hicks street. Interment at West Laurel
Hill Cemetery. Remains can be viewed on
Tuesday. Between 7 and 0 o'clock. Automo
bile service.
OERDELL. On July 0. 1016. JOSEPHINE. In.
fant daughter of Joseph and Marcello Oerdell.
aged 19 months. Funeral on Tuesday, at 1
p. m. precisely, from 1118 tinyder ave. Inter
ment private,
HAGUE. On July 7, 1018. HENRY D. HAOUB.
aged 70 years. Relatives and friends, also
Richmond Lodge, No. 240, I. o. O. V ; Ponca
Tribe. No. 241. I. O. It. M and Anthracite
Lodge, No, OS. K.'ot P.. are invited to attend
the funeral services, on Tuesday, at p. m..
at w lata residence, 2081 Richmond st. In
terment at Cedar Hill Cemetery. Friends may
call Monday, from 8 to 10 p. m.
1LVIIN. On i July 8, 101B. PHOEDH JAIIDINE,
wlfA of Thomas M. Ii&hn. It, atlv.. nnA
friends are Invited to attend the funeral serv
ices, on Tuesday, at 3 p. m., at her lata resi
dence. . Davlesford. Cheater County, Pa.
Trains leave liroad St. Station 1:15 and 1:43
p m. Interment private.
UOFKMAN. On July 8. 1010. ESTHER HOFF.
MAN, widow of Anthony M. Itofrman. Rela
tives and friends are Invited to attend the
funeral services, on Wednesday, at 2 p. m.,
at the funeral parlors of Martin Evoy & Son.
2800 Diamond st. Interment private In West
I.auiel Hill Cemetery. Doylestown papers
pleas copy,
nORTZ. Suddenly, on July 0, 1010. MAR.
UARET MAY. beloved daughter of Thomas
I,ee and Iura 21. HortJ (nee Aires), aged 1
year. Relatives and friends ars Invited to at
tend the funeral services, on Wednesday, at
2 o'clock precisely, at her parents' residence,
338 lietchor at., Cheltenham. Interment at
Mount Peacfl Cemetery, Automobile funeral.
JAMES. On July 8. 1018. LE1QHTON SEL
WYN, son of tha late Samuel and Josephine
Wlssnsr James, aged S3 years, Relatives and
friends ars Invited to attend the funeral serv
ices, on Tuesday, at 3 p. m. precisely, at the
Calvary P. E. Church, Manhelm and Pulaski
ave., Oermantown, Interment private,
KYLE. Oo July 8. 1B10. STEPHEN KYLE,
aged 20 years. Relatives and friends are In
lted to attend the funeral services, on Tues
day, at 2 p. m., at his late residence. 0S31
Christian st. Interment at Arlington Cemetery,
DEATHS
I.RA. On July 8, 1010, nt her lata restdeVce,
u?.,8i.Snvt.Vn -v8-..ffrlTIntmn. LOUISli
CABEEN, widow of Ellis Lea. Relatives and
friends nre Invited to nttend the tuneral serv
ice, on Tuesday, nt 8 p. m . nt St. Luke's
Church. Coulter and Uermantdwn ave.. Oer
mantown. MeCLt'RB. At her residency, 1204 Main t
Darby, Pa,, on July 8, loiC, MARQARET,
daughter of Fannlo Fossett and the lute John
McClure. Relatives and friends, also Camp
No. 84, P, O. of A., are Invited to attend
the funeral eervlccs, on Tuesday, at '2:$0 p.
tn , t the Church of th& Redemption. B6th
and Market sts. Interment at Mount Morlah
Cemetery. Jtemalna may bo Mewed and lodge
services. Monday, at : 8 p. m.. at the Oliver
II Balr Rulldlng, 1820 Chestnut st.
McflEnirAV. On July T. 1010. DELTA, daugh
ter of the late James and Alary McOehan, of
County Donegal. Ireland Relatives , and
friends are Invited to attend the funeral, on
Tuesday, at 7:30 n. m., from the Oliver II.
Balr, Building, 1820 Chestnut st. Solemn
Requiem Mass at St Patrick's Church, at 0
a m, Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
MP.INISOKR. Suddenly, on July t, 1018, MAR
GARET M.. widow of Victor Melnlnger, In her
Relatives and friends are lnvlte
eu
. IllnerAl servlrtia. nn WArinaMtlnv.
lesan
J. 17
at 2 P. m., at her late residence. 1700 N. 17th
at. Interment at Northwood Cemetery,
JIOFFIT. On July 0. 1018. SARAH Ii., daugh
ter of the late William J. and MarK&ret Mof
fit. Funeral, services and Interment prlvnte.
MOORE. On July 7. 1010, SARAH J.tMOORB
inn Woodfall), widow of John Price Moore,
Relatlws nnd friends nre Invited to nttend
the funeral services Tuesday, nt 2 r m. at
her late residence. 2324 Itrown st. Interment
at Mount Morlah Cemetery,
NT.WELT.. On July 8, 1910, ROBERT C, hus
band of Elltabeth A. Newell and son. of
Charles II. and Mary S. Newell. Relatives
nnd friends, also Lincoln Conclave, No. 201.
I. O. H.t Delphi Senate. No. II, Order of
Hpartn, nre Invited to attend funeral serv
ices, on Tuesday, at 3 p. m. oreclsely, at hts
late reslflenco. 4182 Westminster nve. Inter
ment nt Westminster Ccmotery, Remains may
be viewea Aionuay, Between ( nna u p. m.
OltONNEIX. On Julv 0, 1010. In Walla
Walla, Wash.. HUOtt, beloved son of Anne
O'Donnell (neo Gallagher) and tha Into Daniel
O'Donnell, of Acres, Durtonrort, County Done-
frnt, Ireland Duo notlco of the funeral will
e riven, from the residence of his uncle,
Huth O'Donnell, southeast corner AOth st, nnd
Haverford ne.. West Phlladolphla.
O'NEILL. On July 0. 1010, MARY A. C,,
daughter of Patrick nnd the late Rose O'Neill.
Relatives and friends. Also St. Michael's
Alumni, are Invited to attend tho funeral, on
Tuesday, at 8 30 a. m from her father's
residence, 2010 N. lid st. Solemn Requiem
Mass at St. Edwnrd's Church, at 10 n, m.
Precisely. Interment at New Cathedral Cem
etery. BAXTON. On July 8. 1010, WASHINGTON.
husband of Annie 8. Saxton. Relatives nnd
friends, also National Association of Letter
Carriers Post Office Protective Association
and employes of thn Centrnl Btntlon, are In
vited to attond tho funoral services, on Tues.
divy. at 2:30 p. tn., nt his lato residence, S4B0
Webster st Interment private at Arlington
Cemetery. Friends may call Monday from 8
to 10 p, m.
SXfinnnASS. On July 8. 1010, williaii f.
8NODGRASS Relatives nnd friends ars In-
. itn.l tn jitfnit thn funeral' services, nn Tuen.
day. At It n, m precisely, nt his late resi
dence, 1700 Wallace st, Interment private.
HTECK. On Juty'0. 1010, nt Ocean City. N. J.,
MAIlOUElllTE ETIIELWYN STECK. nged 2(5
months Duo notlco of funeral will be given.
STEELE. At Atlantic City. N. J., on July 7.
11110. CATHARINE A., wife of tho late Will
iam Steele, In her 70th year, formerly of 1800
Jefferson St., Philadelphia. Rclntlvea nnd
friends are Invited to attond tho funeral, on
Tuesday, nt 7:30 a. m., from her lato reel
denes, 4401 Atlantic ave., Atlantic City. Mnsi
nt Our Lady Star of the Boa Church, at 8:80
it m Interment at Central Laurel Hill Ceme
tery. Philadelphia, upon arrival of train leav
Inc Atlantic City nt 10 n. m,
TREOO. On July m. mm. tniiuuir jt., hus
band of Norn Treico. Rolntlves and friends.
nnd all societies of which he was n member,
nre Invited to nttend the funernl services, on
Wednesday, at 2 p. m.. at hla lato residence.
BBI7 Media st. Intorment private, nt Mont
rose Cemetery. Remains may bo viewed Tues
day evening.
WATSON. In I.ectsdale, Pn., on Saturday, July
ft HMO. nt 0 n. m.. of pneumonia. MAR
GARET HEPBURN WALKER, Widow of
Dnvld Thompson Watson and daughter of the
late William nnd Ellia Walker, Funeral
services at her late residence. Sunny Hill,
Leetsdale, Pa., near Pittsburgh. Tuesday, at
a p. m. Interment private.
WINTER. Suddenly, on July 7. 1010 HENRY
WINTER. Relatives and friends, nlso Paclflo
Lodge. No, 200, I. O. O. F.: Palestine En
campment. I O. p. F.l Veteran Odd Fellows!
Theresa Robecco Lodge, I. O. O. T.i Alhambra
Lodge No. 1. Shield, of Honor, are Invited
to attend tne xunerai cervices on -luesaay.
July 11. 1010, at 2 o'clock precisely, at his
lAto residence, soutnvvest corner Kin
ana
..-Mflca trtH. Interment nrlvate. Itematn-
may bevlewcd .Monday evenlne. 8 to 10 o'olock.
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EVENING LEDGER
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THIS STYLE TYPE (or like this)
One or two times.... ;of
Three times one week 12W
Six. times ono week.. "Jo
Situations Wanted three times ono week. lOe
Help and Situation Wonted and Lost
and Found ads aro Inserted in tho
Daily Public Ledger without addi
tional charge.
Want ads under all other classifications may
be repeated In the public LiDoin at combined
rate.
One or two times... 33o
Three times one week 10c
Six times ono week 12V4o
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)
Is permitted In all classifications except Help
and Situations Wanted. Lost and Found, Per
sonals, Boarding and Rooms. When so speci
fied, add FIVE CE.NTB PER AOATE LINE TO
ANfc OF THE ABOVE RATES.
Thoro is a druf store near your home'
that will accept Ledger wnht ads at
office rates.
XOST AND FOUND
l'or Other Lost and Found Ads See Pace 1
BAR PIN Lost, gold bar pin. safety catch, set
with 8 round sapphires, in sitting room at
aimbels', about 12 o'clock Friday, July 7.
Finder return to S. B. Ostrom, -till Baltimore
ave.. nnd receive reward.
BAR PIN Lost.
Saturday, platinum and dla-
mond bar Dtn.
petween juniper nna spruce
sts. and Believue-Stratford. 125 reward If re
turned to apartment 902. 1827 Spruce at.
BILL FOLD Lost, somewhere near Oth and
Chestnut, a brawn leather bill fold containing
six checks and some cash. Finder return and
receive reward. N. weaver, c 81B, Led, oar.
BROOCH Lost, going; from Narberth to 13th
and Chestnut, via, liroad Be. (Ration, a round
shaped diamond and sapphire brooch, f 100 re
ward It returned to the Bailey, Banks A
Blddls Co.
CERTIFICATE Lost or mislaid, certificate 801,
2 shares Philadelphia Electric Company In the
name of Jacob Ludy. Application has been
made for new rertlAcate. Chas. W. Miller,
executor, u-im uommonweann mair.
COAT Lady's long- pongee coat, white pearl
uuttonaj lost uunaar between vvayne ave. ana
Chelten nve., Oermantown. Reward. Apply
Crane Ice Cream Co.. 238 S. 21st St., or 533
Hortter at., Oermantown.
FOUND An easy way to plan a vacation. Se
cure a copy of the 70-page Bummer Resort
Guide published free by the Public Ledger. Get
It at Ledger Centra) or the Main Office,
UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH-CABLE CO.,
1501 CHESTNUT STREET C. F. Backman,
Prof. J. Rusell Smith. Matthew Laux, Lorln
Henderdlna. Mrs. Cornelius Stevens, M. L. Mc
Donald. Mrs. Jno. D Kinney. Owen Blake,
T. B. Slick. Robt. W. Read, Herman E. Calur.
Alfred Reginald Allen. Mr. Earl Swaun, Hor
ace Oelgr. Mrs. O. A. Kerr, Edw. Fritz. S.
F. Cox, Prof. Harry Lambraae, Frank Eves.
Maurice U. Carlln. Leonard Wenrep, D. 8.
Davis, Mrs. H. 11. Qrube, Dr, Owllyne O.
Davis.
POSTAL TELEORAPH-CABLB CO.. 1421 . B.
PENN SQUARE Mr, John II. Hodge, Mrs.
C. P, Cruthers, Mr, Arthur Kin?.
PERSONALS
NOTICE 18 HEREUI alVEN that the partner
ship between Wm. W. IJrooks and Howard J.
Brooks, tradlnc as the, Richmond Machine
Works, has been dissolved by mutual consent.
Wm W. Ilrooks withdrawing; his Interests,
AM.. PERSONS contemplatlns; a week-end trip
or extended vacation should secure a free copy
of the Irfds-er's Summer Resort Guide on the
balcony at Leder Central or at the Main Of
fice of the Iedft-crs, Oth and Chestnut sts.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
OIRL8 Good ct-ance for younur Blrls to learn:
experienced girls make tilth wages, Landen
bcrger'a. Randolph and Columbia ave. .
GIRLS wanted: light work: no experience neces
sary: to n week paid while learning. Apply
. 810 N. aid.
GOVERNESS Well-educated lady as governess
In one of the host Phila. institutions. Tele-
phone Spruce 2723.
HOliSEWOnK, cApable maid for cooklnr and
downstairs work: family S adults; reference
requlred. Phone Cmwyd 888 J.
HOUSEWORK, white, country for summeri good
wages. Phone Spruce 1047, Monday morning.
HOUSEWORK Wanted," n half-grown white girl
. for housework. Apply DIP S. 07th St. .
NURSE OR ATTENDANT for sanitarium for
nervous diseases; salary 32 per month., board
. and room. Address B. Lord. Stamford, Conn,
orJ'IlATOR9' experienced on men's neckwear.
T. P. McCutcheon & Dro., Pltcalrn Bids., 11th
and Arch sts.
OPERATORS Must have experience on sewing
machine; with binder attachment: good
wages for capable operators. Apply 1041
N. Hancock st.
OPERATORS,
ATTWrlan-it
on tintnn sneclal
rounrette maenines.
. ...... ...........
trtrctnMf. TriaArt TTn.
. uurwciirco Pre.. I toward at,
STENOGRAPHER, accua. to dictaphone work.
ApplytoC. M, Plowman A Co., 242Cheatnut.
STENOGRAPHER Wanted by trust company,
young lady stenographer, familiar with Wahl
adding attachment. Remington machlno; state
experience and ref. P 830. Ledger Office.
TELEPHONE OPERATORB The Bell Telephone
company offers positions ns operators to In
telligent young women between 18 nnd 22
years old; salary ?o a week while learning,
with rapid advancement: n steady position
assured, with pleasant surroundings nnd un
usual opportunity for promotion. Apply In
person to the Bell Telephone Company's opera
tors' school. 400 Market St.. dally between
8:30 a m. nnd 5 p. m. Tuesday and Friday
ovenlngs between 0:80 nnd 8:30 o'clock.
MEET MRS. MEAD
.... Manager of the
HOUSEHOLD REOISTRY BUREAU
She keeps a record of every npptlcnnt
for domettlo work and can usually plaoo
you In touch quickly with an experienced
nurse, governess, cook, chnmbermatd.
waitress nnd girls nnd women for gen
eral housework. This efficient time nnd
worry 'savins- servlco Is free to Ledger
advertisers.
Call nt Washington Building,
008 Chestnut st.'
Tako elevators to 2d floor.
or phone Mrs. Rend.
valnut or Main 3000.
IF1n9,on "" 'll. experienced nnd learn
vh J SfV3' ,on?v work. Sauquolt Silk
.Mfg. Co., 18th nnd Hunting Park nve.
General
AT.?.CJ3',w""-br.,M?' well-gowned, well-informed
woman for position of trust: pxnorloncn nn.
Se.cei,"i"..aryi "n'o."11"" hav rofcrencosi J20
weekly. Box C 310. Ledger Office.
TE.VCHmtS tmhln.1 . M 1.1.,.. ... ......
v-.,V. m lv" V ." ". it-Kimer loony.
tVit,!?nn,L.T','!ich,!,' Agency. D. H. COOK.
MANAGER. 327 TERRY BLDO. ""
HELP WANTED MALE
AShnMTT.D0,aKInSrER '". automobile
...n'JSUh?,10 8. t0 22 years: knowledge of
Si25rf.phi .BiaA experienco, rnferonce and
salary In llrst fetter. 1' 403, Ledger Office"
AYPonnPAlRX,,r'N AND MACHINISTS, cana
I' 328. 0L?ug?rllofcae?,I rebulldlnir au'totrucks.
Dt2SHl5n,PEn ,for cafBr work: must bo ex
ffntSitf, opportunity for advancement:
2'nV Tl1'ncftt.,.0.nJ, nni1 "Alary expected. I
BOY. bright.
energetic. 10 yeara oldv 1430
Chestnut st.
DIfiACLau"TIJt "tpl!rlmc!d. wanted at onco.
CARD WRITFR
P,N..jy,TI1 DEPARTMENT STORE EXPER.
iipi5-Rr,i5S5"ui,lP' J$ YBUngAlT OF
A. M ' FLOOR, BEFORE 11
STRAWBRIDOE & CLOTHIER.
CASPflIn3'r:nOvante5' nrst-class finisher, to put
up trims, hang doors nnd sash nnd build
&'"": t0 w Wels, Slocum st;. 0700
Oermantown ave.
CSrSSIE.n ,want'I 'or form work; report on
Job with tools. Raymond Concrete Company,
foot of Morton St.. Chester. Pa. -""""""''
CLMiY,S,V,inl,1"a!?' traln'nff eomp until August 27
marine recruiting office. "llO'Arh",00''0"'
DnA1.?feSfU,"le.n.cJpa..0" "ill L .and other
?""& W?: VmrffiiSn?Tftrua'5
to 35.
rtVif5?Plinna bring samples of drawings.
tAnnaMAN' experienced on pipe live
yv iiniiniuru ivrwcnni. preicrab y
layouts;
ADDly
fi;ini"i.'1i."5'laJt.i,.,i'."0,r "
person, and
.... ..,,., so m urUWItllf.
3R?.,.8T' . fairly competent: only men with
highest reference need apply: give all neces
sary Information In letter" P Hla. ii".-."""
B'AJ!LHAIiDJ?l,an', laborBrs wanted for general
Muiford.' orenolden. Pa." ' "' '""r "' "'
FIREMAN, one used to Babcock & Wilcox boiler
preferred. Orlswold Worsted Co.. Dirhv
FURNACE TENDER, experienced, for brass
foundry; good wages. 811 Falrmount ave.
1C5ar,CiiEAV.nSn,P.an1?,' "'. "Ponced.
LABORERS wanted for general work: steady
work: good bay for right men. Apply N. Y.
cor. Oth and Drown ata. J ' "
LABORERS wanted. A. Raymond Raff Canl
StrUCtlnn Co.. lflSS ThomniSn i it5. Si?""
rstt Mfg. Co.. Bartnudi and Margeretta sts.
ii7l.gW-SSft-A.ND"3?5on-
HOURS WEEKLY
Saturday Half Holiday
Steady employment on light machin
ery, under comfortable shop conditions:
location affords good living accommo
dations. CHAMBERS BROTHERS COMPANY
52D AND MEDIA STREETS
MAN Quiet, respectable, single, white man to
assist In garden and to drive motor: Cadlllao
car; must have good reference; wages 140 and
WM.,1.. .. MBU, ..mtC WliKBi
MAN of good education to teach swimming In
one of the best Philadelphia Institutions. Tele
phone Spruce 2728.
MEN wanted; freight handlers, to truck freight
at freight station: white or colored. Apply
AA CHUWi.,. ,..! . .
MEN WANTED to handle hogs. Apply In
person or by letter to H. K. Muiford, Olen
olden. Pa.
MEN WANTED Laborers and locomotive
cleansra. P. R. R. Co. Call 1711 Filbert st"
MEN with gas manufacturing- experience wanted
fc giira. w imiw. ..
OPERATORS; must have ex
ire experience on sewing
attachment : good wages
Apply 1041 N, Hancock.
machines witn oinaer
for capable operators.
SALESMEN The FranU Premier Co., the largT
est manufacturers In the world of electric
vacuum cleaners, has an exceptional opportu
nity for 6 live, clean-cut and aggressive sales
men for thy city and out of town: a good sal
ary to those that qualify. FranU Premier Co..
73Q Market at,
HELP WANTED MA1.E
Continued from Prtcttino Column.
SALES MANAGER by Pittsburgh corporation
for Philadelphia territory, very garage a snt
letled customer; no competition; now being suc
esfully soldi territory opemd up; the man we
select will make over $10,000 per yean 300
to cover stock on hand only capital. neces
sary: official of the company Is here to per
sonally Interview applicants! glvo age, busi
ness experience, telephone number. Address
corporation, w -Bji.lgagerljtnce,
SOFT FUR HAT SIZERSi steady work! oppor
tunity to make good wages; chenp house rent
for married man, with room to take boarders.
r Wallklll Mfg. Co., Wnllklll, N. Y.
SOLICITOR, catholte; hustler:" attract, prop.:
we showyou how.Room 314, 020 Chestnut.
STENOGRAPHER Apply PuSllo Service Gas
Co.. 418 Federal st Camden, N. J. II. 8.
Lnwton.
WANTED. Immediately, three experienced arma
ture winders for Induction motor work: no
strike on hand, simply rush of business Re
Ply, by letter, giving full details of past ex
perience, to Standard Elertrlo nnd Elevator
--Sj't-lSS.Cnlvert stHaltlmore,Std: ,
WATCHMAN, capable of taking core of steam
boilers and with eomo knowledge of machinery.
sir". .'" person or Dy letter,, it. iv.. juuitoru,
Olenolden. Pa. "
WATCH jfAN, one used to care of boilers. Oris-
wumy orsieatjo,j,ijarny.
YOUNO MEN between the nges of 18 nnd 35
who desire to travel nnd to receive military
training- ns members of tho first line of the
country's defense apply at 1400 Arch St.,
Philadelphia, Pn., for detailed Information re-
gardlng enlistment In tho II. S. Marine Cores.
"QVJFi? MAN wanted: some knowledgo of book-il
ft . sources, stating salary expectca,
j334iLoilger. Office,
YOUNO MEN, 10, wanted to learn sausage
Lu'nc",i 22 cents per hour. Apply 3945 Qer-
mnntown nve.
"iiWff. for n yoont man, (stenographer) who
would iiko n real opportunity: small pay now,
but right party will hold executive position
with good salary In two or three yenrs. Atlas
Storage and Warehouse Co., 37th nnd Slar-
KCt StS.
.flenernl
noSy",V..,me';,mnl'"'. structural, ota.
R?r9.Kn'"n' CLERK nnd STENOGRA-
1 HER. Other positions open for
. ..HIGH-GRADE MEN
BUSINESS SERVICE COMPANY
1801 LAND TITLE BLDO.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
ATTENDANT Young Indy teacher, age 28,
would like position ns companion for middle
nged or old lady or gentleman; good reader,
good senmstress; references. II 001, Ledger
Office.
BOOKKEEPER, broad experience, familiar with
modern methods: capable of taking charge or
.managing office. J Pin. Ledger Central.
CHILDNURSE. experienced, desires position!
. aeashorn. Poplar 82.17 or 1218 N. 10th st.
COOK-chnmbermald. waitress! two Protestant
up-State girls, country or shore. II 032,
---MW.-r cilice.
COOK desires position with, first-class family:
iim-cuiaa reterenco. it no.1, Lodger ornce
COOK, good, wishes place, private family; ref-
rigf's:. " -rt. trfoger unice,
GOVERNESS (nursery). German Protestant, good
Jwn".0.fl8horo preferred. H B31, Li-dger Off.
HOUSEKEEPER Mlddlc-nged. cap., econom.
Catholic would like work In small adult fam :
vvJlllngtogo to seashore: ref. C 807. Led, Off,
HOUSEKEEPER or cook, family., wonted by
cgjqredwomqn. country, 10IH N. Clarion st.
HOUSEWORK or chamberwork. with bov 10
i'S2r"A.?a". Monday. 10 to 11:30 n. m Room
-u.). una unestnut at. II 1534, Ledger ornce.
HOUSEWORK (gonernl) White girl for family
of 4 adults Apply between 0 nnd 12 Tuosdny
a m.. 4805 Borneo st.
HOUBEWORK SEEKERS
The surest way to get In touch with
positions In the best Philadelphia fami
lies is through tho Situation Wanted
columns of tho Ledger.
Call on Mrs, Mead, manager of the
Ledger's Household Registry Bureau,
and tell her about your experienco nnd
tho kind of a position you want. Hho
hns had 10 yoars' experienco in em
ployment work nnd can find tho right
Place for ou. No charge to Ledger
advertisers. Get acaunlntcd today with
MRS. MEAD
Household Registry Bureau,
Washington Building,
00H Chestnut at..
Second floor.
LADY, mlddlo-ngcd. well educated, speaking
German nnd English fluently, musical, wishes
position aa companion. L. H. E., Rlvcrton,
N. J., Box 202. .
STENOGRAPHER, secretary, skilled In legal,
commercial and real estato work, desires to
chango position on or before Aug. 1. F 845,
ledger Central; . ,
TELEPHONE OPERATORS Olrls to learn op
erating, nlsn .xnr!nre1 toll and long-distance
operators Apply Keystono Telephone Com
pniiy. 1B5 3. 2d Room 403. , .
TELEPHONE OPERATOR and clerk.
experience, desires private urancn.
Ledger Central.
M 043,
WAITRESS, neat nnd capable, with reference.
M 017. Ledger Central.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
BOOKKEEPER, graduate accountant Wharton
Evening tjenool, 1 years- practical oiprioiito,
wants change. C 218, Ledger Office. -
BOOKKEEPER. 12 yeara' experience, desires po
sition evenings. E 148. Ledger Central.
BUTLER nnd houseman Colored: good refer
ence: country or shore. II 533. Ledger Office.
CHAUFFEUR Young man. white. careful
driver, good mochanlei beat references. E 108,
x,euger central.
DEPARTMENT STORE EXECUTIVE: THOR
OUGHLY EXPERIENCED ON STORE SEHV.
ICE AND EFFICIENCY SYSTEM: UNDER
STANDS ALL DEPARTMENTS INSIDE OF
STORE AND OUT, AND AN Al GENERAL
MANAGER FOR A GOOD CONCERN, P
418. LEDGER OFFICE.
MAN. 30 years of age. 10 years' department
store experience, 0 years manager and buyer
of various departments, desires similar posi
tion with another firm in or within 10(1 miles
of Philadelphia J 843. Ledger Central.
MAN AND WIFE, good cook nnd gardener, care
lawn, horses nnd machine; good referenco.
O 221. Ledger Office.
PORTER nnd messengei Young, quick, willing
nnu rename coiorea man wianes
Dosltlon.
store or office; ref.
2022 Carpenter at.
PRIVATE SECRETARY Beelta position: best
connections; present employer retiring, i; 2ui,
Ledger Olflce,
SHIPPINQ CLERK Ambitious young man
wishes position, S10; four yeara' experience:
Al reference J 844. Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER., age 23, married; six years'
experience: rapid; best reference. M 020,
Ledger Office.
TUTOR -French, German, young man, refined.
first class high school senior, with excellent
teaching ability, desires position with private
family. Address
.mu cj. aionmoutn st.
YOUNO MAN. single. 25. polite, reliable. Intel
ligent, of good appearance, wishes to locate
and advance with reliable firm. C 800, Ledger
YOUNO MAN. with 14 yeara' general business
exp., wants responsible position, giving; chance
ot aqvanceroenv; excel, rets, jt nu. io, cent.
YOUNO MAN. Spanish, wants pi
graduate; farm preferred. J 8
ssltlon: college
o. lag. cent.
"SIR. MERCHANT." HOW IS YOUR DE
LIVERYf ARE YOU AWARE OF THE PO
TENTIAL POSSIBILITIES FOR EARNINO
WHICH LIE IN THE DELIVERY UNIT7
HAVE HAD 20 YEARS' EXPERT EXPERI.
ENCE IN ADJUSTING AND MANAQINO
THIS END OF THE BUSINESS. P 410,
LBDOEK OFFICE- '
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
MISS MARY T. MCCARTHY. 2107 Christian
(Loc. 1803). supplies and wants lst-class Prot.,
Cath.. male and female help; all nationalities.
MRS. MINZLAFP. 1030 Christian at. (Dick.
616), wants and supplies help ot all nationali
ties and capacities; housework girls wanted.
AUTOMOBILES
For Sale
AFPERSON, 1910. 6-cyllnder, 6-passengert has
been used for demonstration only. Car better
than new and carries regular guarantee. Will
sacrifice as '17 models are shipped. Phone
Spruce 2070, or addresa
WILLIAM T. TAYLOR .
N. E. cor. Broad and Race its.
AUTOMOBILES
Tor Sale
Continued from Preerrffni; Column,
CADILLAC, 1914 touring, ear, overhauled .and
repainted? full equipment; rrlco I8SO. AUTO
BALES CORPORATION. 142 N. liroad. St. ,
COLE 8 Demonstrator.
L. 8, ROWERS CO , 245 N. Rroad at.
. COLE Distributors.
HUDSON9 rebuilt nnd guaranteed: phaetons,
roadsters nnd cabriolets: elee. lights nnd start-
. ers. OOMERY-SCHWARTZ. 23 N. Broad st.
CHASSIS
We nave n few cheap rare, of which the
chassis would be very suitable for truck or
delivery, work of any kind. Don' fall to corns
in nnd look them over If you want something
nt a bargain price for delivery purposes,
. , LOCOMOBILE
2.114 Market st. Locust 450,
It. A, JENKB, Mgr. Exchange Car Dept.
3 AUTOCAR TRUCKS, lH-ton capacity
with' bodies, each .,.,.,,,,, ,1(110
WILCOX 1-ton delivery. Al condition.,.. 300
L. II. O'NEAL,
Li. -IH IV.
Broad st.
TRUCK PARTS SCHOBER
8341-45 MARKET ST.
send for free bulletin
-.. ..of used Cars
oorbon auto exchange. 288 n. broad.
AUTO LIVERY AND GARAGES
INDEPENDENT TAXICAB' CO.
..,. J?i20 . BROAD ST.
AUTOMOBILES OF QUALITY TO HIRE
plamond 0408. Never closed. Park 70.
PSHVAnljlSrTjh,re topen day nnd night).
J. oS i482' hrnnd-new 6-pass. touring car,
l.'SS J""'! nlo, brand-new ,7-pass, limousine,
. tl.60 hr.: weddings, funerals. 1715 Olrnrd.
TO HIRE. $1.25 AND UP
Poplar 213. Cars of all makes. Race 2241.
BUY MOI8TER Portable Garages Steel or
stucco. On Display 8031 N. nth. Tioga 2084.
AUTO PAINTING
HAVE EVERY FACILITY for doing tho finest
ItW t'hV rTuMA'ifY cH8g&TO
T10f' , prffen" w.PArRvrs?rjRT,0Ba 27M-
1821 Alrdrle St., Brood nbovo Erie.
TRY MY VARNISH POLISH
for your automobile body. It has no equal.
Trial bottle. fiOe. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded".
a
AUTO REPAIRING
T SPEEDOMETER TROUBLES I
See BILLY, at his new location.
,,w nivm iiuuivL pi.
CYLINDERS . REBOIIED. new nlstons in3
rings rurnlshed, weldings nnd brailne. II. B.
Underwood & Co., 102,1 Hamilton St.. Phila.
AUTO SUPPLIES
T . TIMKEN-BEARINGS HYATT
New Departure Service Btn. The Gwllllam Co.,
1014 Arch st. Ph. Walnut 3407, Race 8002.
PARTS
. . to build or repair, nny enr,
Phila. Auto Parts Co., 823 N. 13th. Park 141S.
AUTO TIRES
, , PULLMAN TIRES
uuaranteed. 3S0O miles, Compare prices.
(Hint's. 230 N. Broad st.
BUILDERS
CLARK A MacINTlRE. architects, engineer
nnd builders, 1037 Brnndywlno St.: concrete
specialty: plans and estimates furnished.
I
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
PATENTS yend for our free book,
fr .. . . "I'atents and Trade-Marks.'7
We will help you develop your Invention. Ad
vice free. Rensonablo fees. Open Monday eve
nings until 8.30.
FOSTER & WEBSTER SU1TB
1011 Chestnut st. Bell phono Walnut 1504.
OLD-ESTABLISHED printing and publishing
plnnt. fully equipped, exceptional facilities,
doing good business, handling nil kinds of
work, requires Investment 1500 Immediately.
Attractive proposition, with or without serv
ices. Could use young, practical printer. Regu
lar Income assured. Genuine Investor. Oenulne.
P 417. Ledger OfTlco.
PARTIES having secured several valuable oil
and gas leases in the proven Oklahoma field are
desirous of getting In touch with party to Join
them tn develop same: possibilities very large.
. opt, cuftr, .cin,m,
A. YOUNO MAN of good family may Invest
XJ5.000 In largo corporation nnd become ono
of its exocutlvo officers. J 058, Ledger Cen
tral PICTURE THEATRE. 1800; strictly first class!
10c. dally; no competition: suburban; dissolu
tion of partners. Barrlst, 201 N. Broad at.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
THE LEDGER'S Summer Resort Guide for 1018
Is free. Secure )our copy beforo the supply
Is exhausted. On tho balcony at Ledger Cen
tral or Main Office, Oth and Chestnut.
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
Bank reference. Appraisement, 1 per cent.
miii ... point!, ix, nannom st.
iivnwitca mVTirrH to umr
Latest styles. Phone Poplar 235. Open eve
nings. Leldner's. 10th & Glrard nve., S.W, cor,
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR removed by electrolysis.
the only permanent wav.
n oniy perma
MISS SMITH
Eyebrows arched.
102
neitn Tiientre uiag.
CARPET CLEANING
a
REAL CARPET BEATING. NO TUMBLER;
USED. BOYER CO., 3300 N. 12th. Tioga 0200
DRESSMAKING; AND MILLINERY
DRESSMAKINO BY EXPERT
MODISTE
307 Denckla Bldg.. 11th and Market sts.
COLUMBIAN DRESSMAKINO SCHOOL Spe
cial rates; easy payments, C. Hartman 1739
Columbia ave. (Formerly with McDowell.)
TOR SALE
ANTIQUE FURNITURE and bric-a-brac: nv
hogany claw-foot card table $10. 0J2Chestnut..
BILLIARD, POOL, combination, second hand,
bought, sold, rented, exchanged; repalrlnffi
supplies. I.afe Keafer, American manufao
turor, au uirara ave. mono Kens. 231D.
BILLIARD, pool tables; new. second-hand bowl
ing alleys; easy payments. Roaatto-Barry-Street
Co.. 222 S. Bth st.: phono Wal. 2284.
BILLIARD AND POCKET TABLES Also
bowling alleys: easy payments. BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER
CO.. 1002 Arch.
BOOTHS, soundproof, for shop or office, 50 In
stock for immediate delivery; all kinds at, halt
original price and less; delivered and set free.
HUOH.E8. 11TII AND BUTTONWOOD.
CASH REOISTERS bought, exchanged, repaired,
replated; supplies; new and factory rebuilt I
new total adders, ns low as 130: call and see
our 1010 models, Registers sold by us on easy
payments and fully guaranteed.
THE- NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.
730 CHESTNUT STREET
DESKS, 'large assortment; also household furl
nlture. Dullne Central Second-hand Furni
tura Company. 004-008-014 Callowhlll at.
OFFICE PARTITIONS
STORE FIXTURES
THE BETTER KIND
myr our ehtisuth
, PHONE. WRIVR- OR CALD
lANUVAirruuipu uu,
450. N. 12th
rnone rop. imw. ttace toso
Fireproof; 00 allghtly used; all size
SAFES and makes: big bargains. 210 H.
4th St.. between Race and Vine.
USED OFFICE FURNITURE
. Largest a'nd most complete assortment of
desks, filing, devices, fireproof safes and other
complete office equipment in Philadelphia.
Good, value and satisfaction assured.
Free auto delivery everywhere,
HUGHES, 11th & Bwttonwood
FIVE-PIECE parlor suit, good condition; we
also do upholstering, from 10.50 up. and
make slip covers from II a chair up,
-.- . R.OBERT II. MALOY
0 12 Arch at. Phone Wal. 1B11.
FOR SALE Three floor showcases and two
sets chestnut shelving; brand new; best con
atructlon, material and finish: must sell
quickly; at bargain price. M 624NLedger Office.
BuC.A.VOJGHT