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BABYLONIAN CAPflVITY
FOR SABBATH BREAKERS
Insist Upbn Rigid Observance
f Law Forbidding All Sports
and Diversions on That
Day
MEKACE TO THE CHURCH
A.Tlahvlrmlftn rnnHvl4vM ntntln ttiA Ttav
David. M. Steels And the lnembers of hts
eoftitreBatloh -who spend Sunday nt the
Fresh-Air Farms of tha nplscopnt Church
of St Luk nnd the Epiphany at Spring"
field. In Delaware county. If they fall, to
live Up to the observance of the Sabbath
law as. prescribed In the act of 1794 of the
Pennsylvania legislature. The punishment
that violators of the Sabbath face Is de
scribed as "Babylonian captivity" In the
fflelal report of the Lord's Day Alliance
f Pennsylvania.
The captivity Is Inflicted unon those who
fall lo pay the fine of $4 Imposed .upon
ftnjr one "who snail use or practice any
game sport or diversion whatso
ever on the Lord's Day commonly called
Sunday."
The Rev. T. T. Mutchler, M.D., general
ccretary of the Philadelphia Sabbath As
sociation and an officer of the Alliance, de
fended both organizations In an Interview
today:
Doctor Mutchler and the other officers
of the Alliance and the Sabbath Associa
tion were described as. "frankly speakln?.
pack of fools" by the Rev. Doctor Steelo
In Ills reply to Doctor Mutchtor'n letter of
Jiroteet against the Sunday activities at the
Fresh-Air Farms.
"LIBERAL SUNDAY" A MENACE,
The general secretary of the Sabbath
Association sees In the tendency of the pub
lic for a "liberal Sunday" a menace to the
Church, because offerings, the main re
source for maintenance, would be seriously
reduced by declining- attendance. The clos
ing" of candy stores and cigar stores on
Sunday Is also necessary no part of the
program. Doctor Mutchler believes.
"It Is Important that children bo relieved
from the temptation to spend their pennies
In candy stores on their way to Sunday
school," n report of the Sabbath Associa
tion says.
Doctor Mutchler asserts that the only ef
fective way to prevent Sunday baseball,
which he believes the most demoralizing
Influence to, which tho public Is exposed op
Sundays. Ts to nppeal to local authorities
to nrrcst the offenders and put them In
Jail If they fall to pay their fines. "A rigid
enforcement of the Sunday law," Doctor
Mutchler said, "Is ""necessary If proper ob
servance Is to bo paid nnd the day re
spected In accordance with the statute."
AGAINST SUNDAY GOLF.
On Sunday golf the Sabbath Association
ays:
"It Is reported that golf is being played
on. tho Lord's Day In some of the outlying
parts of our city and In parts of tho State
Just beyond the city limits. As golf comes
under the head of 'sports,' which nre pro
hibited by la, we feel that Intelligent,
thinking people should not thus wittingly
desecrate the day and openly violate a
known law.
"Wo communicated with the golf clubs
ao far as we could reach them, and In
addition to our letter. In which we, appealed
. to tnem to discontinue the Sunday game, we
sent them copies of the law. We trust our
appeal was given due consideration."
Golf is played on Sunday at every club
In and nearby Philadelphia.
"It has seemed to us that moral suasion
should bo sufficient to Induce these well-to-do
people to discontinue this practice,"
the report continues. "Wherever these
tames are played wo earnestly ask our
friends to confer with those In charge and
to urgo upon them to discontinue the Sun
day sports."
Of the deleterious effect of an open Sun
day upon church revenue, the Lord's Day
Alliance report says: "As a result of the
open Sunday there has been a falling oft
of church attendance, benevolent contribu
tions and revenues for the support of tho
local churches."
Doctor Mutchler believes pedcstrlanlsm ts
an exercise sufficiently Invigorating to re
place any of the formt to vlilch tho Alliance
and the Sabbath Association are opposed
'The Ideal Sunday, as I view It." said
Doctor Mutchler, "Is attendance at church
In the mojnlng for adults and at Sunday
school for the children. In the afternoon
let them attend Uio afternoon service In
tha evening there Is nt mast churches an
other service. This third should complete
a full religious day for a well-intentioned
Christian and his family. Between times
he may Indulge In walking, a most healthy
exercise, and one In no way conflicting
with the proper observance of tho Sab
bath." Funeral of the Her. F. A. Rosseau
The funeral of the Rev. Fernand A. Itoa
eau, treasurer of St, Joseph's College, who
died yesterday n St. Joseph's Hospital,
after a brief Illness, will take place to
morrow morning. He will be burled from
the Church of the Gesu. 17th and Stiles
streets. Father Rosseau became HI last
Sunday evening, and was taken to the hos
pital, where he was operated upon for peri
tonitis.1 tie was born In St. Pierre de
Mallle. France. September 1, 1869, He was
11 years- old when htffcame to this country
with his parents.
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THE REV. F. E. ROSSEAU, S. J.
Treasurer of St. Joseph's College",
17th nnd Stiles streets, and n
widely known member of the So
ciety of Jesus. His death followed
an operation performed yesterday
at St. Joseph's Hospital.
IN MEMORIAM
BANDS. Tn loving memory of" our dear little
aon, SIDNEY A. SANDS. Jr . July IS, 1012.
.MAMA AND PAPA.
Z3entln
RARitrn. on July m, 1010. edward s.
IIAtinRR, In his 8Tth year Funeral services
and Interment atrlctly private
rkom:. on July in, loin. Eugene rea-
OLE, Relatives nnd frlenda, also Mnhavo
Tribe, No 320. I, o. It M . nnd K A "hubert
Coune II. No. 72H. O. of I. A . ore Invited to
attend tho funeral service, on Thursday, at
'.' n. 'n,. nt tr resilience nf his mother I2'i
N 41st st Interment private, at Arlington
Cemetery Rcmalna may bo viewed Wednes
day evening.
rlakk o-i July in into, george ellen.
wife of Joseph Mike, aaeil OS sears Relatives
nnd friends nre Invited to attend tho funeral
services, on Tuesday. July IS. at 8 p m pre
cisely, nt her late rvaldouce. 2025 N Huh at.
Interment prlvnte.
CARTON. Suddenly, on July in. lDlfl. Rev
JAMES J CARTON, rector of St Oilman's
Church, Ardmore, Pu . In his 00th year. Rev.
clergy, relatives and friends nit? tmltctl to at
tend Inn funeral, on Thursday at St. Col
man's. Divine orflco heglna nt 'I 3D a. in Sol
emn Requiem Mass at 10 a m. Interment at
St. Colmnn'a.
COWPERTIMVAITE. On July t7. lOlrt. CAR
niJNB P, COWPKRTHWAITFS. daughter of
r.ll-i and the Into Levi R Cowperthvvalte, of
Haddnnflcld, N J , In the .tilth var of her
age. Due notice Hill be given
DUNLAP. On July. 10. THOMAS J., husband
nf the late Mary J. Dunlap. aged 711 jeara.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend tho
funeral services, on Thursday, nt 11 a m ,
at hla late residence, M4 Prospect ave., Clif
ton Heights, Pa. Interment private
OA8S. Suddenly, on Julv in, 1010 MARY E.
FRENCH, wife of George Ones. Relatives and
f lends aro Invited to funeral services, on
Wednesday, July 11), nt 2 p. m , at husband's
residence HI N Ruby st. Interment pri
vate, i
HAOENHWHILER On July 17. 1010. at his I
laie resui-nce. uiugway uouse. iirnati at ana
Lettish ae . WILLIAM IIAOENSWEILKR.
.aired 7n vears Due notice will he given.
IMOCII. On July 17. 1010. WILLIAM: L.,
husbnnd of Kilia it Hiigvr Relutlvts and
friends and all organizations of which ho
was a member are Invited to attend tho
funeral services, on Thursday, at 10 30 a
m 'precisely, nt his lute residence. 1043
Old Tnrk road. Lognn, Phlla. Interment nt
Doyleatown, Rucks County, Ta. AUto funeral.
Doylestown papera please copy.
HUTCHINSON At Atlantic City. N. J, on
July in. 11110. WILLIAM A son nf William
A and tho lata Sadie Hutchison, ngeil 22
ears Rclatlvea nnd frlenda are Invited to
attend the funernl services, on Thursday, at
2 p. m . at tho Oliver It llalr llulldlnp IS-jn
Chestnut st. Interment at Mount Morlah
Cemetery.
LAMItKHT. After a abort Illness on July 10
into M4RIA. wife of OuMnvu Lambert, late
of .4.1H Pirrlsh st , need 4"i years Relatives
and friends also Court Pride of Nlcetovn No
2(11 P. of A., aro Invited tn nttend the funeral
Mass. Wednesday, at 10:30 a. m at St. Uer
nard'a Church Dorothy N J Remains may
he viewed ut 16J0 Chestnu' at.. Tuesday eve
ning. I.F.V1S. On July in. 1010. CHARLES E.
LEVIS Relatives and friends, also Lucius
STEAMBOATS
ILiWOT
MOONLIGHT
EXCURSIONS
This U the best season of the
jear for moonlight excursions,
when the evenings nre bright and
btilmr.
Hperlu! tickets every day
except- Snts. nml Nuns.
25c
nr.tiriu. hates
Ulllillngtnn Kte.. B0e: ilncl.. 30c.
Cheater Esr.. 23c: single, 13c.
ALT. IIOATS hTOP AT CHESTER
IVENNSOHOVE. N. J.. Connections
on Wilmington Uhnrf.
nnnts leave Chestnut it. Wharf 1
v umiiigion tinny v Miniiay, 7:10,
viirtf. iu-oi .. .!.; is .11.. 1-3U
a.uu, 4:o. ii'uu. 7't'U, n;3U
a u:su i-. .ii.
0 and 7 P. 5f. lloats
return same evening.
IDEAL FAMILY EXCURSION
Iron Steamer THOMAS CLYDE
To AUGUSTINE BEACH
100-MILE RIDE for 50c
BTOPPINO AT CHESTER DAILY
PENNSGROVK WKEUDAYri ONLY
Only boat to AuguiUna Ueaeh. Landing la
front at Unite, rials salt water bulhlur juu
sanitary bathrooms.
UANUNO ALL DAY on boat Si grounds, rienti
tables, benches and shade. Artesian water.
Fare $K 50c Children 8,u 25c
Learts Areh St. Wharl 8:30 A. M. D.Uy,
Sunday 0:00 A. M.
JIAMK3 K. OTIS. Mgr.. 3 ARCH STREET
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' Ortk). 10-30 ,. m.i 12 .11.. 1:30 A
ft 3.00, 4:10. 0-00. 7-00, 8:3U I
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v, return same evening, j V
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tlhATHS
Bc&t T,odse, No 812. P and A M.. of Che,
ter Pn nre Invited to attend the funeral
services on Thursday, at 2-80 p m.. at tha
ill1.';P'',, f Ma sister. Mrs R. M Ingram.
SOI Wynnewoed rend, West Philadelphia. In
ternum at Union Cemetery. Walllngfnrd, Pa.
ATIKVr At Rerlln, N. J , on July IT. IfllO
HELEN A widow of S, n Carlton Mathers,
need 77 Senfe Services and Interment at
Schncctady, j? y on Wednesday.
3IISU. -On .Tnly If) 1010. at Clementon. N. J.,
MASON PHYS1CK. eldest son of the late
John W and Emella K. Mian, formerly of
Lebanon, Ph.
MtLMN.On Julv 1(1. lnlrt. BAH H "MULLIN
nee itoyl). widow of Patrick Mulltn. Hela
lives and friends are tmited to attend the
funeril on Thursday, at 8 so n, m , from her
IfttA residence. 2fMt TV flaarAaM St. RftUmn
Requiem Mass at tho Church of tho Nativity
at 10 a
m.
Interment at New Cathedral
Cemetery,
NEEL. On Julv 10, lnlfl. CLARA, wife of
Harry, A P. Neei, M. D Duo notice nf tho
funer-,1 will heTtiven, from her lato residence,
.1002 Dlsaton st , Taconv
riOT. On July 17, 11)10. TRANK PIOT. ated
03 years Notice of funeral will bo riven
from his lato residence, 1041 N SSth st.
ROtN.SE.U'. On July 17, HI10. nfttr n short
Illness, Rev. FERDINAND A ROfHSIJAa,
In bis 47th year. The reverend cleriry, rela
tives nnd friends and members of the Catholic
Alumni Sodillty nro Invited ts attend tea fu
njral. on Wedneslay, July 10, at the Church
of, the flesn 18th and Rtlles els. Divine
ortlee will bepln at 0.10 n. m, follovved by
Requiem Mass at 10 a m Interment, nt
Holv Cross Cemeterv Automobile fune-nl
SNOWDEN. On July 10 llitrt EVIJM du-h.
ter of the late Dr nnd Mrs John W.
Snowden, of Hammonton, N. J.
STACKIIOfSn. Oil July IB, IltlO. CHARLES
A., husband of Emma Allco Rtickhouse Rein,
lives and friends nlso vestrymen of tho
Emanuel P. E Church nrd einploves of Will
tarn and Hnrrv Itowlind Company, aro In
lted to attend the funeral, on Wednesday,
at 2 p m , from hla late residence, aim
Rhawn .st . llolmeshurK Services nt the
Kminuel P E. Church nt 3 p m. Interment
private.
THOMSON, On Monday, Julv 17. 1010, at
Juliet, III , CLEMENT RUTTER. son of the
Into Misin nnd .Mnry A Thomson, of New
Yo-k, nnd urandson nf the late Clement S and
Letltla Hutter of Philadelphia
TVI.KIl. On July IB, 1010. Mrs ELtZADETH
SUMMER RESORTS
CAN.UIl
Wiacpra io fhe Sea
In the Thousand Islands
''AifraithtTetnreek,lil4apoaliUnrlie "Eternity." Up-to-date Canada Steamship
ia itailil bc7ut'" "". ' Hotels nt Murray liny nnd Tadousac.
Every lieur lias Its revelation or beauty. P''f"" To Montreal and return, - II8JS5
crandeur nnd historic interest. 800 miles of N'g'?'" Jo Quebec and return - - 90
lakes, rivera and rapids. Tho trip Includes rallu ToSaBuenayRlverandreturn,34J3
theThousand lslands,theexclttnc descento Snd o poatagi for xllwitratei boolctit. map and
the tnarvelaus raptds. Montreal, Quaint old gu(Jt to JORIf F. PIERCE, Ant. Pan. TraQe Mcr.,
Quebec, and the famous Sacuenay River, CtDkdsltsraiolpLini, H.A 0,Bldg,,&fontrsl.
with Its stupendous Capes, Trinity" and Cini.ii.
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ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
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ATLANTIC CITY.N.J.
OWrlCflSHIP MANAGEMENT.
JOSIAH WHITE t. SONS COMPANY
NEW HOTEL MERION rinftooF
..Yem1nt Ase near Reach. C'npaclty 800.
High class J3 r.O up dally. Special neeklv-.
CIl PRETTYMAN.Prop. il L l.-ARI.EY'jlgr.
HOTEL GLADSTONE
Drlehton Ave., en Ilcacli. Atlantic City. N. J.
(In exclusive risidentlal section)
Under new managem't. McGronrty & MtUroarty.
RISLEY'S I015 Roardwalk.-twItT 1
.m!T t-7,-7 Tnrk Bt- European plaft Jl up
dally. I ronts on ocean. Kres bathing privileges"
1VILIIWOOD, N, J,
.SAVOY '"tn front, running wuter: prlvatt
v -i. Latn Cap ;, Amo u. J( ,..,..,.,
bWARTHMORE. PA.
Strath Haven Inn ',H'i!. uli oC, u,u
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acation Guid
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taining half-tone illustrations of many of the
better hotels and facilities' offered by each; de
scriptions of trips by rail or water to the most
popular recreation centres in the United States
and Canada.
Call at Ledger Central, Chestnut Street at
Broad, or Main Office, Sixth and Chestnut Sts.
There is a drug store near your home that is
a Ledger Branch and has a supply of Guides for
neighborhood distribution. Ask your druggist,
qr phone Mr. Perkins, Walnut 3000, for nearest
branch.
Petey Out
HEATHS
O TYLER Funeral en Wednesday, at 2
p. m , from the parlo a, of Oeor.te chandler
Paul Pons 1331 North lsth at. Interment at
Liurel Hill Cemetery
UNItLi:. On July 17, 1010. ALICE M. UNKLB.
Relatives and friends or the family nro re
spectfully Invited to attend the fnneril serv
ices, nt her late residence,, 710 N., Highland
are. (Wlnterwoed road), oft Thursday, at a
P. m. Interment private.
TANI.EER. On July 10. 1019. MILTON S.. son
of Ellsworth and Mary Vanleer, aged 14 years,
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the
r-ineral on Wcd-esdiv July 10. nt 11 am!
from hla parents' residence, lis! Kenwood
I. ' ,' i,,nJ"JJ . N , '"terrnent private, at
Harlelgh Cemetery. Frlenda may call Tues
dar nf!r 7pm
WIlON. On July 13. 1010. W. HOWARD, son
oi me i'iiu .jtjiiii mi. t iii'.o it iiiid. I(e-ves
and friends nre Invited to nttend the funeral
services on Wednesday, at 2 p. n st his
inio reajui-iitc ,,ii i. iiiiii pi. in
nterment prl-
vote, at -vit. Jiorian vjemetery.
aervlce
Automobile
PERSONALS
ALL PERSONS contemplating a. Week-end trip
or extended vacation ahould secure n free copy
of the ldirer's Summer Resort fluid on the
balcony at Ledger Central nr at the Main Of
fice of the Ledgers, flth and Chestnut ats.
TtNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS
WESTERN UNION TELEORAPH CO , ISM
Chestnut at, Lisor Joseph, Miss Rertha FIs
ter, Jam's Maibrrry, Emma J. Downs. Fran
cisco Rota, Harry Rchvvarts, J L Custer,
Anna Wagner Amanda l'leedlove. Con T
Kennedy, Ed Kirk Atlam. V If. Hwnyze,
Adott Vnlentlne. Miss II V Wently, National
Waste Co , W T Hayes Monohan ft Co..
Mrs Freddie Msgruder, H K Mulford, Tay
lor Rros . Murray Gibson. Itnb't E. Clark,
CHud Ramaaur, Potseh and Peterson Perry
II Whltslt Annie Mlchaeis. W A Ilrnwn,
Sltrag Ooalanll. J D. Poite, Wllmot S S
Co . R M Michael. Miss Sophln Rond, .Mrs
Jessie Rspp, A. E. Nale
POSTAL TELEORAPH CAHLE CO , 1421 S.
Penn si. Miss Ethel Mllles. Mr. C L Ollfen,
Jacob Willson, Mrs Loulaa Williams, Chester
It. Waller, Louis Diamond. H Earl Ogden,
Mrs Morv llrenner. Fehaplro, Mrs Theo W.
Heath, Angelo Fragnlala, Mr Jack Dillon.
SUMMER RESORTS
PANADA
ATLANTIC CITY, N.
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hag act a tvpw) atnnrlarrt
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LA-IOES r t -IRXTKXr JUiOXT HOTU, IN THJ aW
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HO'iEL AKL1ISGTON tf?-
Opn all viar. R. J. OSRORNE It SON.'
bTONK IIAIlIlOlt, N. J.
STONE HARBOR
noth railroads. Farm products and sea
food fresh and plentiful ity conveniences
Yatht club, boardnulk. bathing, tins fUhlng.
cruhblni; and boating. Reasonable rentuls.
moderute hotel rates Beautiful booklet.
LEO MU'HAVEN. Uoroush Clsrk.
POCONO MOUNTAINS
Dcliivvurtiynter Gap, Pa.
THE NEW KITTATINNY
DELAWARE WATER OAP PA
Only litgh-cluss modern hotel In Oils famous
region. Capacity AMD. Lvery modern equip
ment; exceptional culalne, French chefs. Orches
tra. Oo f. tennis, fishing, etc. Cafe and grill.
a roea Hnanl al daslu aau-maana. -. kMtlas A
---. .w. uin.iai t.i Dcaauii iiitcoi mJUSttg. niiu
"!" maps mauen uoacnea meet trains JUll.N
PURDY COPE. 10 leara of Water Gap Houi..
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er Other Ixt nnd round Ada flee I'nire 1
PUPPY Iost Monday morning, 8-months-old
Airedale puppy, male; liberal reward Phoni
qhestnut Hill 803.
FOUND Ah easv way to plan a vaetlon. "Se
cure a copy of tho 70-page Summer Resort
Guide published free by the Public Ledger.
Get It at Ledger Central or tho Main Office
HELP WANTED FEMALE
RANK WANTS SERVICES OP GOOD STE
NOGRAPHER! apply by letter, giving partleu
Hrs ns to general education and experience.
D 130, Ledger Offlce, t
CHAM1JERWORK and waltlns and to assist In
caro of 3-jea--old boy White girl, In ,Oak
Lane, reference required. Phone Melrose
1301 J, . .
COOK, white or colored: best reference.
3021 Queen lane. Clermantown.
Call
OlRt, over 10 wanted for light worki no
experience necessary! IS week paid while
learning; Apply ,310 N. 32d M.
OIRL Half-grown white girl for light house
work: good home to refined girl: muat sleep In
Poplar 0489 W .
OL1L, upstate, for general housework: good"
cook: reference. Apply 111 E. lhlgh nve.
HOUSEKEEPER (working) Lady llvlngTalone
wishes pleasant woman to toko entire charge
of home: also do mending: reference required
H nin, Ledger Ortlee.
HOUSEKEEPER (working)
general housework girl: fi
or reliable white
omtly 3 adults: ref
reo.ul-ed 413 Linden ave
Hiverton, M. j.
HOUSEWORK Wanted, nent white girt, not
over 30, for general housework: $7 per week;
want ono who wants to go to Ocean City for
balance of summer and who can po with the
family on Wednesday. Apply 020 S. 40th st.
HOUSEWORK Renned white girt wanted by
family of 2 adults In nearbv suburbs: pleasant
surrounuines Tciepnonc upruce m
HOUSEWORK Mlddle-aged P-ot.; family. 21
good homeref required. 2722 E. Huntingdon.
IRONERS on press machines. Miller, 10 Reed
street. ,
LACE WINDERS, ex. Apply John Bromley 4
aons.i,eniEn ave. oeiow front.
MrDDLE-AGED WOMAN of fair education and
good address: roferencea required: permanent
position: aalory 121 a Week with Increase If
suitable. D 80. Ledger Office. .
MODEL
so rust, ron coat and butt
SALESR005f APPLY 813 FILMERT
STREET. OTH FLOOR.
STRAWIIRIDGB k CLOTHIER
NURSE or mother's helper (white) for baby
sear old, to so to Pocono Mountains, Thono
Qermantnwn O.-i .
NURSE Experlenred colored woman for child
S i eara old II 024, Ledger Office.
OPERATORS, experienced, on collarette ma
chines, steady work. Hygienic Fleeced Under-
vvear Co aZ4 1 n r( nowy ra.
STENOGRAPHER, over 20 yeara old, experi
enced taking dlctntlon direct or notes, neat ap
pearance, state age. experience, references,
EB4S, Ledger centrnt
STENOGRAPHER and general office work: ex
perience unnecessary, high school graduate
preferred, salary 10. B 01)1, Ledger uentrai.
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, for contractors
office, slate salary wanted, references nnd
earliest tlmoavaUabe. B .pf3, Ledger Cental,.
STENOartAPHER. experienced. Apply I. P.
Woll fj churchnnd Tnconysts., rkd,
STENOO and tvpewrlter, suhstftutofor 2 wks.
Siiplee-Recve-Whltlng Co., 12th and Cherry;
TELEPHONE OPERATORS The Rsll Telephone
Company offers positions as operators to In
telligent young women between IB and 22
Sears old, salary 10 n week vvhllo learning,
with rapid advancement; a steady position
assured, vvlth pleasant au-roundlngs and un
usual opportunity for promotion. Apply In
person to the H"ll Telephone Company's opera
tors' school. 400 Market st., dally between
8 30 n m and 5 p. m Tuesday nnd Friday
evenings between 7-30 and 8:30 o'clock.
YOUNO 'WOMAN. Catholic to collect: some ex
perlenco necessary. Room 314. D2q Chestnut.
THE WOMAN'S INSTITUTE wants two women
with personality and convincing- manner for
publicity work. Apply before 12. Supervisor.
1000 Chestnut, 2d floor.
HELP -WANTED MALE
RLACKSMITH'S HELPER wanted for heavy
wagon worki steady position; good wages,
Apply E, II. Vare Co.. 3300 8. Droad.
BOILERMAKERS Wanted, men with experi
ence on ship repair work. Apply John Pauley
Iron Works. 314 B. Delawaro ave.
ROY wanted In office of largo Philadelphia man
ufacturer: opportunity for advancement, Ad
dress P 321, Ledger Office.
RRAKEMEN, for out of town, at once: good
wages; no strike. Apply in person, Penna,
It. R., 1711 Filbert st.
CAR REPAIRERS, ear builders, blacksmith
helpers, boltermaker helpers, machinists. Ap
ply Ilaltlmoro and Ohio Free Labor ltureau,
BIO S 11th st.
CARPENTERS,
hlckon ave.
Apply Mldvate, 4300 Wlssa-
CHAUFFnUR, married: must be strictly tem
perate, n careful driver nnd thorotiKhly under
stand his position: wife to board second chauf
feur and stablemen: permanent position: apply
Jn writing- Address !t.W. H.juSt Dav IcTsPa;
COLLECTOR. Catholic, experienced smnll week
ly Instal's , sal. 110 and com.; smalt caah bond
required W, O'Shea. 133 Real Est. Tr. Did-.
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR wanted, afate age,
salary and experience. M 840. Ledger Centrnl.
FIREMEN, for out of town, at once: good
vvnuea, no strike Apply In person, Penna.
is it , uu i-uoert at. .
FOREMAN PAINTER wanted for shipyard: one
famlllir with handling all the depta. of the
trade. Apply Pusey-Jones Co.. Wilmington. Del.
FOROEMEN Helpers on 2Viton hammers,
heaters, leverinen nnd drivers; steady work:
trnod wages no strike. Henry Dlsaton ft Sons,
Tjenny, Phlla . Pa
FURNITURE SALESMEN
MEN WITH FIRST-CLASS RELL
1NO EXPERIENCE APPLY AT BU
REAU OF EMPLOYMENT, 4H FLOOR.
STRAWHHIDQE & CLOTHIER
GARDENEn Wanted, flrst-claas gardener for
seashore estate, experienced In hot house work
nnd caro of trees atate age, experience and
reference. P H2S. Ledger Office.
UILDER, first class, one who Is accustomed to
handling gold leavea In sign shop; good oppor
tunity, steady employment, Ilrllllant Mftr. Co.,
11)17 Ridge ave.
HELPERS on sheet metal work, 2023 Washing,
ton ave
KNOX
Hand and machine blockers for stiff and soft
hats
(randand St Markajiye., Rrooklym N.Y
L.i'DSCAPE MAN to represent first-class nur
sery, good proposition. La Points Nursery Co.,
Geneva. N. Y.
MACHINIST and licensed engineer; steady em.
ployment at $25-128 per week for capable man
vvltn general knovvledge-of machinery and oil
englnea. reference required. .Apply 120 East
AUen at.
MACHINISTS AND AUTOMOBILE REPAIR
MEN wanted, goo! wages and permanent vvork
for reliable men. Apply between 0 nnd 10
o'clock mornings, AUTOCAR EMPLOYMENT
UUREAU. 23D and MARKET STS.
MACHINISTS WANTED Men with experience
on planer lathe and boring mills: no labor
trouble Apply John Raliley Iron Works,
514 8 Delaware ave.
MACHINISTS Several general machinists, toot-
makers & milling manbjne hands. Apply Indus.
trlal Mfg Co., 117 Federal atCamden.
MEN and women wanted with experience ' In
handling sile crews.
SPRAYOL CHEMICAL CO.
641 North 15lh st.
MEN wanted, freight handlers, to truck freight
nt freight station: whlta or colored. Apply
1711 Filbert at. after T a, m.
... .. tin ;. a ittit'H'n i-
HELP WANTED MALE
CanllnwHt from Preceding Column
MEN WANTED -La borers nnd, loeom ttv
cleaners, p. R. n co. Call 1711 Filbert st
fter7 n in.
OFFICE HOY, oVer 10 sears. &w office, neat In
appearance nnd be able to write leslhlv, atnte
nge. residence and amount of schooling. B
,1)44, Ledger Central
OFFICE "HOY wanted for renf estate olTlee; one
with high school education preferred: state age
nnd salary expected.P500, Ledger Office.
I'APEIl lloxUt? Ilov vvintcl "er,ere,rr-d en
c'nee cutter. Apply schoeltle, 310 Florist at.
FAPER SALESMXN, exper. In high grades: re.
Piles considered confidential. D 128, Led. Off.
SALESMAN wanted to handle a quick seller In
the vicinity of Philadelphia.
SPRAYOL CHEMICAL CO.
041 Nofth 13th st
.,, SALESMEN FOR FURNITURE
MJRJ WITH FIRST-CLASS SELLING EX
PERIENCE, APPLY AT HUHBAU OF EM
PLOYMENT. 44 FI.OOR.
8TRAWI1HIDOB A CLOTHIER.
SALEHJIEN--Wonted, a few first-class sales
pen: blg'profltsi quick seller: pleasant work:
''" w Kenu-mcn
HI-J
HAYOL CItEMICAL CO.
on rsortn intn st.
SALESMEN wanted who have had experience In
Handling department atores and largo buyers
SPRAYOL CHEMICAL CO.
- . nil North 13th at.
SHIPPER experienced In waist factory: only a
man capable of taking complete charge need
answer: perm, pos t good sal. Haney, Kuttner
4 Jtanb, Goodman Illd., Juniper nnd Vine.
SJPN,vn,TEn, first class, wanted; good oppor
iV,llyiJMdy employment. Brilliant Mfg Co ,
"oijiigiB ave..
STAtlLEMEN"t4 wanted, white or colored, fof
- ".'"I ,worK arounn noraes. Apply in rerson
S?Jiy-'etter. H. K, Mulford. olenolden, Pa.
STENOGRAPHER, young, able, energetic and
correct: also hilling and generally assist In of-
f1e:perm : JIanayunk mill. M 830,Led. Cent.
STENOGRAPHER. IS to 20, UfeTlnsurance com-
V"-, Roon opportunity tor advancement, u
0S.Ledger Of0ce.
STOCK ROY experienced In taking charge of raw
rnaterlal. Haney, Kuttner & Raab. Goodman
Illdg., Juniper nnd Vine.
TRUST COMPANY wnnta man. not over 43
Veara old, as watchman and runner; must hnve
A No. 1 reference. D 032, Ledger Office.
YARDMEN wanted to take caro of grnlnfed
hpgsi steady work: good wages to start... Ap
ply In. person or by letter. H K, Mulford.
Olenolden. Pa,
YOUNO MEN between the ages of 18 and 81
Who deslro to trnvet nnd tn receive military
training as memhem nt th
ra or the nrst imo oi tne
apply at 1400 Arch at..
eniintrv'a ,!fnd nnni, -
Philadelnhlit. Ps . fnn rftallM Inrn-maltnn ra.
gardlng enlistment In the U 8, Marine Corps.
flenernl
ATTRACTIVE openings for bkprs , clerks, sten
ographers, drnftemen.etc.for high-grade men.
UU8INE88 SERVICE COMPANY
1301 Land Title Rldg.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
DOOKKEEPER. experienced, best reference,
desires responslbleposltlon. E 830, Led, Cent.
DOOKKEEPER or clerk; absolutely competent:
reliable characterj-eferenco E 843, LedCenL
CHA.MP.ERWORK Private family: aleep In: ref
eMnco. Call or address IIS N. 18th st.
CHILDNURSE, German Protestant, experience,
wun ret., wishes position. II 022, Lcn. urt.
CLERK General office work,
typewriting, stenography; 47.
Central.
Knowledge of
E 841, Ledger
COOK English rrotestant: excellent cook: good
reference: go anywhere. Call Tuesday, 10 to
.12 o'clock. Room 205, 008 Chestnut st.
COOK Downstairs work wanted by reliable
colored woman; country. i 1043 N. Clarion.
OIRL wants housework, small adult family,
suburbs or shore preferred. Call 4032 Spruce.
Raring 7003 J,
HOUSEKEEPER (working). American, Prot
estant, with daughter 12 years old; good ref
crenco: ready for place. 4724 A st.
HOUSEKEEPER for prleat'o house; country pre-
ferred JI023, Ledger Office
LADY'S MAID, German: good seamstress: ref-
erences. Phone Ken. 4588.12I3 N. Franklin..
LAUNDRESS by day: willing to take -work home."
Call 1002 Titan st.
NURSE (infant's), hospital training-, desires po
sition: best ref. H 018, Ledger Office.
NURSERY GOVERNESS. Trench ref . wishes
position; music; beet refs D 118, Ledger Off.
NURSERY icoverness or mother's helper, Enir
llsh: French nnd music. II 020, Ledger Office.
NURSERY Boverness, Germ. Prot. : refs. Phono
Ken. 4388. 1313 North Franklin.
STENOGRAPHER, quick, accurate, knowledge
of bookkeeping and flllmr; wlllln&r to substitute.
rill 8. loth at. Thone Spruce- 3401.
STENOGRAPHER tleuinner trained to do neat,
accurate work E 4.12. Ledger Central.
WOMAN wants General housework, with rcfer-
ence.Cnll 1230 N. 10th st.
ADVANCED "MUSIC STUDENT, "several yeara'
teachlnc experience, wants position as assist
ant to lady teacher: familiar with bookkeeping:
Al In household management: ropible: will
ing: remuneration secondary to further muslo
study. Address II 021. Ledger Office,
SITUATIONS WANTED-IAIiE
ACCOUNTANT Public accountant will open,
close and audit booka for small firm and cor
poration, cost system Installed: charga reason
able P 427, Ledger Office.
ACCOUNTANT and offlce manager, thor. ex
perienced In factory accounting, desires nosl
Hon: moderate salary. D 12B. Ledger Offlce.
ACCOUNTANT, expert, mlddlo aged, HI jeors"
experience with best firms, desires position
with first-class concern K 054. Ledger Cent.
ADVERTISING MANAGER Young man capa
ble of managing advertising department de
sires to connect with reliable concern; whole
or part time n mu, i.enger uentrai
ItnnitKKEPKR nr assist..
II. S grail.: nutck
and accurate at figures
P BOA Ledger Offlce
DOY. colored, to work around store or run
errands UK L.. tlfll N42d st.
CHAUFFEUR Thoroughly reliable, married,
white; 0 yeara' shop and road experience on
first-class cara, reference. Poplar 2203 W.
CHAUFFEUR, white, married, desires position:
8 yeara' experience; good reference. 1547
Tucker at
CLERK, atenography. bookkeeping, typewriting,
English and German; experienced; business col
lege graduate: tlrst-class references, married,
Protestant E 040 Ledger Central
KN-nlNREIt. elec: broad exn
In povver plant
work & sell'tf elec. appar's E 351
i.eq v.eni.
ENGINEER, mechanical, having broad exp. In
conault'g work & plant man E 312. Led Cent.
HOTEL A capable hotel man. 2(1 years of age.
o'slres a position as assistant manacer, room
clerk, cashier, steward or assistant steward;
best of references E 047. Ledger Central w
MAN. good character, steady and dependable,
with electrical and aome auto driving experi
ence, wanta placo by August 15; employment
agents, canvassers and Insurance brokera need
not apply E 1)43. Ledger Central
MAN, 37, Intelligent ami honest, not afraid of
work, seeks a position which would cover tha
hours from 3 a m. to about 12 noon. D 123.
Ledger Offlce.
OFFICE MANAGER and credit man Young
man. thorough accountant, at preaent credit
man for large wholesale house. Is considering
change If an opening can ba obtained with a
house offering bright future If ability war
rants. E 837, Ledger Central.
OFFICE MANAGER and accountant desires po
altion with responsible house, Al refs. and full
garlic, confidentially given. E 745. Led. Cent.
SALESMAN. 28, acquainted with dry goods, no
tton. general store trade, Eaatern Penna.. Del
aware. Maryland, also experienced In detail
work tn mercantile business, open for change,
E 743. Ledger Central.
SECRETARIAL pos desired by expert stenog-
rapher; good future; best refs. E851.Led.Cen.
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, rapid, accurate,
desires svenlng employment. E 735. Led. Cen.
SUPERINTENDENT, manager or designer of
textile mill would consider position aa sales
man; has worked on all classes of elastto and
nonelastlc fabrics, tapes, braid, etc.. and man
ufacturing of artificial silk: familiar with
all looms: Is open, for engagement In Phlla.
delphla mill or vicinity, 5112 Spruce st.
SITUATtONS WANTED MALE
t'ftnrfitirni front rrtectlmg ColBmn,
TYPIST, expert, will take dictation evenlngerl
a-rnot r siorlhand micntiie B 04i, ld-
ger Central
WOOL or .woolens Thoroughly rrnctlcsl mdn.
20 sears' experience, se'ka suitable position:
exceptional references D 103, Ledger Office.
YOUNG MAN! 10, high school gradu&le. assist
ant booKkeiper, geiim onlre clerk tytewrltef!
chance for advancement: experienced: good ref.
from former employer. E 037, Ledger Central.
YOUNCJ MAN. 22 years olt. weti educated, gen
eral off lea work, wishes position In any office;
good references Address W, A., 225 8. 3d
ft., city.
TOUNO MAN. 2, employed now, desires to
make change i five years' bookkeeping and clerl-
cal experience D 27, Ledger Office.
YOUNG MAN. 10, wishes position at anything?
. Hoffman, 1320 Arch at.
STOP! LOOK! RCADI
Young man, 28, tall, of unlmpenermhla charac
ter, educated, commanding personality, gifted
conversationalist, aeeks position. Inside or out
side, with reputable roneern: 10 jeara' business
experience: highest references, D 131, Led. OIL
ELDERLY Christian man, active and -well, de
sires congenial onloe position: has held re
sponsible positions as manager, treasurer sec
retary: competent and trustworthy to relieve
om busy executive of burdensome details.
K 0,10, ledger Central.
EMPLOYMENT iGENCIES
MISS ROSE DOUGHERTY, 1313 W. Olrard ave.
Cooks, cnambermalda, chlldnurses. house
work girls wnnt positions. Wanted, all kinds
offlrst.clses help
NICHOLLS, losn nnlnhriilge Comp. male and
female help,' nil nationalities, supplied and
wanted. Phoho Locust 2130
AUTOMOBILES
For 'Bale
CADILLAC. 1914 touring ear, overhauled and
repainted; full equipment; price $830. AUTO
. HALES CORPORATION. 142 N llroad St.
COLE 8 Demonstrator.
L. S. DOWERS CO.. 245 N. Droad at.
COLE Distributors.
REO 2-ton truck, chassis: good condition! bar
. .gain. H. C. Adams. 2302 Chestnut st.
'!?..F'AT B-passenger touring car; good con
dition T. 11. Moore, 1 East Park nve., Mill
bourne. Pa ,
1010 MITCHELL roadster for sale: perfect eoa
dltlon. Phone Spruce 200.
ALL PARTS
SCHORER. 8311-43 MARKET ST.
SEND FOR FREE HULLETIN
.. OP USED CARS
OORSON AUTO EXCHANGE. 238 N. RROAD.
AUTO LIVERX AND QAHAGES
INDEPENDENT TAXICAB CO.
2420 N. HROAIl ST.
AirTnrnTtlt.l-H rtv oihiitv tv- titmi-
Diamond 0403. Never closed. Park 78.
STAR TAX1CAD CO.
PHONE. DIAMOND 74
TAXI TOURINO LIMOUBIND
HALF np-.nrir.ATi iiatitij
NEVER CLOSED. Formerly Jitney Rate Co,
POPLAR, 1G1T To hlro tqpen day nnd night).
Park 1482. brand-new fi-pass. touring car,
$1.23 hr. ; nlso brand-new 7-jiaaB, limousine,
tl.rjQ hr.i weddings, funerals 1713 O Irard.
TO HIRE, $1.25 AND UP
Toplar 213. Cnra of all makes Race 2241.
CARS AND MOTOR TRUCKS to hire: picnics
and long dletanca hauling. A Krebs, 3032 N.
llroid st. Tioga -1001.
HUT MOIHTER rortnble Oarages Steel of
tuceo. On Display 3031 N. Bth. Tioga 2084.
AUTO PAINTING
THE 83 YEARS' REPUTATION OF
OEO. W, PARVIS, Sr.,
Is maintained by the Son.
QUALITY Is the Prlmnry Consideration.
Prices exceptionally modest during July,
GEO. W. PARVIS, Jr.
1321 AIRDRIE ST. "em..
AUTO BEPAIHINQ
T SPEEDOMETER TR0UDLE3 T
See HILLY, at his new locailuii.
OlUftUUill ULIUAD Oi.
CYLINDERS REUORKD, new pistons and
rings furnished, weldings nnd brazing. II. U.
Underwood k Co.. 102. Hamilton st Phlla.
AUTO SUPPLIES
- TIMKEN-nEARINOS HYATT
New Departure Servleo Sta. The Gwllllam Co.,
1314 Arch st Ph. Walnut 3407. Race 802.
PARTS
to build or repair, any car.
Phlla. Auto Parts Co , 823 N. 13th. Park 1418.
AUTO TIRES
PULLMAN TIRES
Guaranteed 3300 miles. JCompare prices.
GRIM'S. 240 N. Droad st.
HOUSES
THOROUGHBRED combination riding & driving
mare, black, 7 years. Phone during morning
Melroso (181. E 040, Ledger Central.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AN EXCLUSIVE underwriting contract, capable
of producing In cash profits more than ten
times the capital employed, has been secured
by a successful organizer who haa the experi
ence, facilities and capital to carry out the
contract In full. With a little additional cap
ital, however, he can produce quicker and
larger returns, and for that reason alone Is
willing to dlvldo proflta with one or several
parties who will add to the working capital
already In hand Complete, confidential de
tails to principals upon request. E 538. Led
ger Central
PA fit1. NTS 8en1 for our tree book,
" "-L Ll 1N -10 "Patents and Trade-Marks.77
We will help you develop your Invention. Ad
vice free. Reasonable fees. Opn Monday eve
nings until 8:30
FOSTER & WEBSTER B.UITB MI-
1011 Chestnut st. Hell phone Walnut 1384.
WANTED Executive for office manufacturing
business, established nnd staple. After satis
factory trial J10.000 investment required.
Equalsharea. E 731, Ledger Central.
RUHINESS MAN. experienced, wishes to Invest
tsooo, with services. In some legitimate, es
tablished business requiring additional capital
for expansion. E 748, Ledger -Central.
BUSINESS PERS0NAXS
THE LEDGER'S Summer Resort Oulde for 1018
Is free; secure your copy before the supply la
exhausted, on the balcony nt Ledger Central, t
or Main unice. Bin ana cnestnut.
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
Dank reference. Appraisement, 1 per cent,
HARRY W. SMITH. 717 Sansom st.
EVENING CLOTHES TO HIRE
Latest styles, Phone Poplar 235. Open evu.
LEIDNER'S. 10th and Olrard ave.. H. W. cor.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR removed by electrolysis,
the only permanent way. Eyebrows arched.
MISS SMITH. 402 Keith Theatre Rldg.
nnST T'lllCK.S naM for men's cast-off clothlnr.
shoes, etc. Samuel Cooper, 1010 Olrard ave. i
I'nona poplar ui.'.
CARPET CLEANING
CONTINENTAL
CARPET CLEANINO HOUSE
20TH ST. ABOVE CHESTNUT
Rell Phone. Locuat 1080.
WES8PIULA.
WESTPHILA,
WEST P1IILA.
MONARCH 8TORAOB CO,
3c. PER YARD
8870-72 LANCASTER AVE.
REAL CARPET REATINO. NO TUMBLERS
USED. ROYER CO., 3300 N, 12th. Tioga 6200.
DRESSMAKINU AND MILLINERY
DRESSMAKING BY EXPERT
MODISTE
807 Denckla Uldg., nth and Market ats.
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