EVEHIHG ' BBBGER-PHIIADlilPHIA, FRIDAY, 3TJLY 28, 1916. Itmff0timu'imm JAM fORCmfPAtPHK W M AREN'T (LEAN; LAW ffi 1818 ENF(CED -, t'.. Jtowwiitar Placea to Be Wiped t Ottt' After Years of Fighting ' 4 for Elimination of Them INSPECTORS ON WATCH intra wllU be pi&s..rw longer If thelt Wn'er? In" PhllatJr.tpht.i. continue to hbuse itmri In Insanitary pps. lhatead they will bcne tob'd for the poor under ft law which, governed piggeries in 1818 and says that H In Insanitary pens may be confiscated rXt Msrt to feed' those In need. Director Krusen has announced that he wltf wipe out every piggery within the city ItmltR which he finds to be Insanitary. No Jilggery, not even those within the district l wh'lch Councils legallzo hog-raising, will fc Imrhunc. An Inspection will be made In the near future. the announcement Involves the fate- of thousands of pigs and probably 200 pigger ies ln this city. Also- It wilt cause the re moval of a menace to health which has fceen fought for years. The law of 1818, still In force, was called Into the, limelight at the suggestion of City Bolicltor Connelly and by a decision of Judge Orlady. Under the law owners of Insanitary pig geries will be given n chance to leave the city with their hogs, but If they fall to do so their pens will be burned and their hogs fed to the paupers under the city's care, It Is not considered likely that pig owners will make any Tight Francis Shunk Brown, who was attorney for tho pig men, has In dlcated that the Superior Court decision la final, and that an appeal to tho Supreme Court is not warranted. The only piggery which has n chance to remain in the city Is one which Is noted as sanitary by Inspectors, and Is within tho area fixed, by Councils. Former Philadelphia Woman Slain Mrs, Pauline Harter, 3S3 Darrah street, Pittsburgh, who. Is reported to have been murdered In that city, formerly lived In Philadelphia with her mother, Mrs. Mary Trachtcnberg, and her sister, Mrs. David Carrlsh, at 2421 South Sheridan street sMrs. Karter's husband, Leon Harter, mem ber of tho firm of Harter and Slcgel, trouser manufacturers, is being held In connection with his wife's death. Louis Schwartz, of Pittsburgh, uncle of Mrs. Harter. telegraphed the first news received ,hcre of tho death. Mrs. Harter's mother works In a garment factory. ' THE WEATHER Official Forecast WASHINGGTON, D. C, July 28. For Eastern Pennsylvania Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday: slightly warmer 8at,unlay; gentte to moderate, northeast to cast winds. . .Increased northeast winds havo furnished relief from tho oppressive heat along tho itnrtli Atlantic slope as far south as Bait! V, more, while at Washington the temperature has risen 2 degrees; also It Is 2 degrees warmer this morning In Scranton and Pittsburgh. Intense heat continues In 'tho upper Lake region, the upper central val leys and the northern plains States, with a further slight rise at most places. Thero has also been an Increase In temperature from Virginia southward In the Atlantlo States. Widely scattered showers have oc curred In tho eastern half of the country. U. S. Weather; Bureau Bulletin Observations taken at 8 n. m.. Eastern time: Low 8 last Rain- Veloe Htatlan. a.m. n't. fall.Yv'tnd. ltv. Weather AHta, ua jn .10 74 08 08 OS 74 72 SB Clear Atlantlo City.... Bismarck. N. D, Boston. At a ss ... buffalo. N. Y... Charleston. 8. C, Chicago. 111..-.., Cincinnati. O.... , Cleveland. O..... f Denver. Col . . . . , ' Detroit. S!lrh-..,. El Paso. Tex.... Galveston. Tex... NK HF. NE K NW SB W n H K 8E NB B W NB NV HR W sn NK NK NK BE K K K NB NB BY,' S S NB NK NK N NW NB BW 14 Cloudy 20 Clear 08 III) 71) 00 80 74 81 84 70 72 78 71 DO ml 711 74 03 0U 78 78 u cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear P.Cldy Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear 10 gferrisDurg. l'a.. 74 1 Slatteras, N. C. BO Trt Halifax. N. S... 08 r.4 'Helena. Mont,... (12 Hi) , Huron. S, D.... 70 74 ' IndlsniDolts. Ind. 78 7)1 14 118 . . Clear . . Clear . . Cloudy 20 P.Cldy .. Clear .. Clear Cloudy . . P.Cldy N Cloudy .. P.Cldy 12 P.Cldy 12 Clear 7V.Clear .. Clear Jacksonville, ria. no to .tu Knoxvtlle. Tenn.. US tt .10 1 Little Rock. Ark. 7B Til .. I Los Angeles, cat. mi 31 I Louisville. Ky 74 72 00 MUIIIbUUIj .,. '. Montreal. Can... C l .. Nashville, Tenn.. 7ll 3 .14 New Orleans. La. 78 70 .22 New York 70 70 .28 Norfolk. Va 78 72 .. Oklahoma. Okla.. 7d 72 .. Omaha. Neb...... 80 78 ., Philadelphia .... 72 70 .. 10 io ib Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy rnoenix. Aril.... 1 tl .. ttl.burin. I'a... 70 7: T! Portland. Me.... 04 Hu .. Portland. Ore.... nil 00 .10 Quebec Can,.,,. 04 SO .. St. IxjuIs, Ma..,, 84 78 .. fit. Paul, lllnn... Til 74 UK Salt Lake. Utah. I8 fld .11) HB son Antonio, 'lex. i 74 .u San Francisco... flu Hi) .. Santa, Fa. N. M... 02 UU .32 Salt Ste. Maria.. 72 H4 .SO Scranton. l'a..,. 72 71) Tampa. Fla 78 72 .80 "Washington Til 72 .. Wlnnlpec. Can... 72 70 .. BV B K NE NK NB Calm 10 uioudy Cloudy Cloudy P.Cldy P.Cldy Cloudy io STEAMSHIPS VA'CATION TRIPS BY BEA rnrLADELrniA to BOSTON SAVANNAH - JACKSONVILLE DELIGHTFUL SAIL ft JBtsamen. Low Pars. Best Strrlt. Plan your vacation to Includs Tlaast CaastwlM Trip In the WarU.1 Tour Book Free on Rsauut. JrITliant & Miner Tr&nn. Ce, city Offlu. los a. th St.. Philo. Cqaqult qpjf ticket or tourut agsoL AMERICAN EXPRESS IlVnliTD AMI IUUU3 An International Travel Agency T. IIDHU Ftrllu Sailing under JJIrAn Personal Escort Sept. 23 and Oct. 6. Si JAPAN In the Glorious Chrysanthemum Kuoa. Exttnilon to Manila and China. Send for Illustrated Baokltt 1131 CHESTNUT ST.. I'JHLADKLPHIA I'bDM. Walnut 4S-10 PETEY -She'd Better JTKW TRAFFIC LAW PROPOSED Drafts of Tentative Ordinance Being Discussed by Borough Officials HAftttlSBima, July 28. Drafts of ft proposed uniform traftie ordinance to be submitted to- nil of the boroughs of Penn sylvania for adoption during the coming winter are being discussed by a commit tee .representing the Pennsylvania State As sociation of Boroughs. Conditions In nu merous municipalities haVe been studied and are being taken Into consideration. William Phelps Eno, of "Washington, an ex pert In standardization of tramc. Is giving advice to the Committee. Those In attendance at the meetings are James A. Nugriit, chairman. East Pitts burgh! Horace W. Davis. Sharon! B. W. Davis, Kingston! D. J, Drlscoll. St. Marys; James P, Wood, Kahe; W. S. Hemslng, SbUderton, and S. G, niley, Elmhurst. GEN. JAMES' O. C. LEE DIES Retired U. S. Army Officer Succumbs nt Age of 80 NEW YQP.K, July 28. Army circles to day heard of the death at Hague, Lake George, N..Y., of Brigadier General Jnmes Q. C. Lee, U. S. A., retired. He was 80 years old. Thoi funerat will be held In Washington next Sunday. . General Lee was .a veteran of the Civil War. He was breveted major and lieu tenant colonel July 31, 1865. "for faithful nnd meritorious services." In 1S98 he was president of the board In Cuba to pre pare for the landing of United States troops. General Lee was retired In 1901, "Woman Writer Dies LANCASTER, Pa.. July 28. Mrs. Eliza beth Cuppy, 40 years old. wife of H. A. Cuppy, of Lltltz, formerly -publisher of Publlo Opinion, New York city, died last night. She was widely known as a force ful writer, and was a contributor to a num ber of the leading magazines. IN MKMOntAM McDONALD. In sad and lovlngt memory of my ueur eon. inujuibltn c-.vitin aicuu.l.v UkJ, who departed this life July 28. April 15. 1804. Sadly missed. Horn MOTHER. eatljsi j AI.KINS. On July 20. 1010, CATHARINE, daughter of the lata Frederick and Caroline Hcholtar. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services, on Saturday. Rt 2 tv m.. nt her mofher.ln.lAW'H resilience. -'in umeraid at. interment private, may be viewed on Triday. at 7p m llcmalns APri.E, n. m. Suddenly, at Hplscopal Hoepltal. nt 2 on July if, lOUl, DR. AMMUN AHPI.C. 1 husband of.iUta M. Apple. Iteiatlvea helnved hiiflhnml nf Kttn M. Annie and frlc-ms. mso I'luiates bnilw, No. tV-'J. K ana a. m. s corintnian 11. a. v:napior, ,o, -: membero of the Heaver Hun Hunting nnd Fish Inir Club anil nil other nocletlcs of uhlrh ho was a member, are lnlted to attend tho funeral services, on Saturday afternoon. Kc malns can be viewed by friends between hours or lLr o riocK noon anil i p. m. only, ai iw Norrls Square U. P, Church. Hancock nnd fsunnuehnnna avenue. services precisely, at St30 o'clock. Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery. prlvnte at west n0NNF.lt. On July 20. 11)10. EMZAHHTH n. 1JONNKK. Funeral services, Saturday, at 2 F. m.. at her late residence. 1214 Hprucn at. nterment private at West Laurel Hill Ceme tery. imiNTON, On July 20. 1010. LEAH A., wife of Charles K. Urlnton. Relatives aro Invited to attend the funeral services, Haturdiy after noon, at 2 o'clock, at her late residence. 1017 South Croskey street. Interment private. CAIRNS. On July 25, 1011.. ARCIIII1ALD CAIRNS, beloved husband of Esther Cairns. Relatives and friends, also Kenrsnrito Lodffo. No. 110, I. O. O. F., and Philadelphia Lndne. No. IH, L. O. O. M.. are Invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, at 2 p. m.. from the residence of his brother-in-law, William Wcol en. 688. North Ilucknell st. (near 24th nnd Poplar sts.). Interment at West Laurel Hill Cemetery. . CARRAINK. On July 20. 1010. suddenly. ELLA, 'wife of Eueene-Carralne. Relatives nnd. friends, also members uf St. Luke, Methodist Episcopal Church, are Invited to nt tend the funeral, on Monday, at 1(1 a. m.. from her late residence, 2.11(1 S. Lambert st Services at St. Luke's Methodist Episcopal (.-nurcn. urnaa ana jacKson sis., at 11 a m. precisely. Interment private Friends may call Sunday. 7 to 10 p. m. Automobile service. COLL. On July 20, 1010. MARY, dauebter of the late William and Catharine Coll. Relatives and friend are invited to attend tho funeral, on Saturday, at 8:30 a. m . from her late residence. 023 Shedvvlck st. (3.1th at. nnd Falrmount ave.). West Philadelphia. Solemn reqMlem mass at St. Agatha's Church, at 10 a m Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. CONWAY. On Julv 27. 1010. .MARY C, be loved wlfs of Thomas Conway, Jr.. and riauahter of Catharine and the late Timothy McCarthy. Relatives and friends aro Invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, at 8.30 STEAMBOATS IDEAL FAMILY EXCURSION Iron Steamer THOMAS CLYDE To AUGUSTINE BEACH 100-MILE RIDE for 50c STOrriNO AT PENNSOROVE CHESTER DAILY WEEKDAYS ONL1 Only boat to Augustine Ileach. Landlnc In front of drove. Safe salt water bathing 500 sanitary bathrooms. DANCING ALL DAY on boat & grounds. Plenty tables, benches and shade. Artesian water. Fare 50c Children 5,0 25c Leaves Arch Nt. St. Wharf 8:30 A. M. Dally. Hunday 0:00 A. 51. JAMES E. OTIS. Mtr.. 3 ARCH STREET HAVE YOU EVER BEEN TO RIVERVIEW BEACH ON THE THREE-DECK IRON STEAMER QUEEN ANNE Special Reduced Rates Every Day Except Saturdays, Sundnys -ml Holidays. Adults, 35c; Children, 20c Regular Ratesi, Adults. 20ri Children. 35c. Boat .Leaves Arch St. Vthsrf Il.illy. 8:30 A. M. hundays. U.-00 A. M.. Stunning at Illlllngspnrt nnd Chester, SELECT EVENING TRIPS VV THE DELAWARE Every Thurs., Frl.. Hut. "ml nunday Evening. leaving Arch Street Wharf, 81IS P. M. Adults, 35c; Children, 20c Sea-dolnr Family Steamer CAPE MAY Leaves Arch St. Tuesdays, Thurs days and Saturdays. 6 P. 1., for Caps Slay, Wlldwood and Lewes. Stops at Chester at 7;30 P. M. on way down. Arrives at Cap'e May 7 A. M. Leaves Cape May Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays, 6 P. M. Round trip, $1.50. Tickets grood to return within 16 days. Staterooms newly furnished. Delight fur night ride on river, bay and ocean. Restaurant. Orchestra. Phone, Market 1617. Tango Out, After the Drowning Now Is the DEATHS ft. m., from her maker's residence 0 8. 88th st. High renulem miM at rtt. Jamea'a Church st 10 o'clock. Interment private. CUNNINGHAM. On July 25. 191(1, MAnT. daughter of Mary nnd the lute Joseph Cun ningham. Relatives and friend are invited to attend tho funeral services,, oh Saturday. at x p. m. precisely. At ner late residence. 2211) North 18th t. Interment itrlctly prl' vate Automobile funeral. DOWNING. On July 20. 1010, JOHN.' hus band of Jane Dntvnlne. Relatives and friends ar Invited to attend aervleea, nn Saturday. 2 p. m.. at his late residence, 122 W. Uraver'a lano. Chestnut Hill. Interment Ivy, Hill Ceme tery. Fi:imi9. On July 27. Iftlfl, at Walllnyford. P.,, KATHARINE LEHMAN, wife of Ed. ward Ferris and daughter of Oeora L. and Rachel El. Ashmead. In her 8th year. .. Serv lora at Unitarian Church, West St., Wilming ton. Del , on Saturday, at 4 p. m, ai.VCKr.N. Oh July 23, 1010, PATRICK J., hu'band of Ann . Blacken. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, nt 8:30 n. n from hl late eel dence, 711 North 4th st. Hit) mass of requiem at 'the Church of Our Mother of Sor rows nt 10 a, m. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. GRAY. On July 27. 1910, LAURA ROSS, wife of John O. Gray, Esq , of Wllmlnston, Del., youneest daughter of the late Onvernor Ross, of Delaware, at the Oerman Hospltnl. Thurs day evenlna;. Funeral nt Eplsconal Church Yard, Seaford, Del.. Monday, at 1:30 P. m. IIARTMAN. On July 20. 1010. LOUIS H. HAItTMAN. husband of Elltnbeth. M. Hart man, nee Rewley, formerly of 1218 Ells worth atreet. Relatives and friends are In vlted to attend tho funeral services on, Sat urday at 2 pv, in., from tho residence of his son-in-laur, Ernest !. Slsco. 2317 North Colorado street.- Interment private, at Mount Morlah. Auto funeral. lir.NfIIAV. On July 2.1, 1010. MARY, wife of Wllllnm Henshaw, nf Clifton llelahts. Fa. Relatives and friends nre Invited to attend the funeral aervrcs. Saturday, nt 'J p. m., nt the Oliver II. Ilalr Mulldlnir, 1820 Chestnut st. Internment nt Arllnitton Cemetery. HOWARD. On July 27, 1010, nt her parente' residence, Park avo nnd Wayne, terrace. Collln-awood. N. J.. II. FELICtA.. eldest daughter of Frank J. and Sophia J. Howard (nee Van de Koolwjk), In her Olli year. No funeral, llalttmore, Md., papers copy. JUDII. On July 23, 1010, HARRY C. beloved husband of Mnjdell H, Judd (nee Collier) nnd son of Charles Christian and the late Annie M. Judd, nitcd 3D ears. Relatives nna friends, nlso Apollo f'nstl", No. 3. K. (1. 13.. and St. Jonn'a Assembly, No. 28. A. O. M. P.. nre Invited to Httehd the funeral services, on Saturday, nt 2 p. m. precisely, nt hla late residence, 208 South Both at. Interment a: Mount Vernon Cemetery. Auto service. Re. mains jnay bo viewed Friday, between 7 and Opm. MAT.ONKY. On July 20. 1010. ELLA O. MA LONEY (nro Olltlnnn). Relatives and friends are Invited to nttend the funeral, on Satur day, at 8:30 a. m.. from her lato resldenro, fn2 Arch at. Solemn requiem mass at the Church of Our Lady of Victory at 10 n. m Interment at Holy Cross Cemeterv. Remains may be viewed on Friday, after 7 p. m. .MARTIN. On July 20, 1010. ANNIE II. MAR TIN, wife of the late Thomas J. Martin. Rela tives nnd friends arc Invited to attend tho funeral, on Monday, nt 8 a. in . from the residence of her son. Mlchnel Martin, !2rtn s Rlncirold at. (L'lth nnd Wharton sts ) Solemn requiem mass at St. Anthony's Church, nt I):30 a. m. Interment at Holy Cross Cem etery. MILLS. On July 27, 1010, ANNIE, wife of Oeors-e M .Mills. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services, on Sun diy. at 2 p. m., nt her Into residence. 020 N. Old. at. Interment private. Remains may bo Mewed on Saturday evenlnc. Auto funeral. O'lltlVKKi:. On July 20, 1010. THERESA E.. Infint d.vJffhter of Joseph A. nnd Helen O'Rourkc. aged 8 months. Relatives and friends aro Invited to attend the funernl. on Saturday, nt 10 a. m.i from her p.ir-nta' residence. 1810 S. Taylor st. Interment nt New Cathedral Cemetery. PA(!E. On Julv 2.1. lMO nt Devon, Tn., OEOROC TUCKER IHSrilAM PAGE, son of Edward .SyUctiam Pngo. In his tenth year. SUMMEr.JtESORTS ATLANTIC CITY, N, J. THE LEADING RESORT HOTEL Of THE WORLD fflariborougraenficim ATLANTIC CITY.N.J. OWNtnSHIP MANAGEMENT. JQ3IAH WHITE t. SON9 COMPANY has aatarvcWxtamt 01 3eiYlce.comfort.&beiiiihj tLAICSUT FiRipROOrMJORTKOTtt IKTIflimttl) HOTEL GLADSTONE Brighton Ave., on Beach, yttlantlo City, N. J. (In exclusive residential section.) Under new managem't. McOroarty 4 McQroarty. PHILLIPS HOUSE Massachusetts Av nnd Beach. F P PHILLIPS. HOTKL AKLINGTON ij- Open all ear. R. J. OSIIORNH 6 SON. HOTEL HELP ?" hua;iired promptly ... j.i-, ..m. ,. (t,r0U.h the want col- umns of the Ledgers Mrs. Mead. In charge of the Household Registry Bureau. Is of great service to Ledger advertisers In bringing em ployers and emploves together Address her nt Washington Building. 008 Chestnut at., or phone Walnut or Main 3000. mumoon. n. j. MnutKoiucry Ave. Beach. Vv Udwood a foremost Va cation Hotel. The Uest iiuiiiiuif uiiu risninv. ex cellent tnble. Prlvata Baths. Everything modern. Auto meets all trains. Write for Booklet and Ttntes. J. E. WIIITESELL. rrop. OREYLOCK Bach front. Hot and cold UIVLiILiUVjIV running vvaier. Auto serv ice. F. J. FLOYD. QAVDV Beach front; running water: prlvats t3.fi. " - x batn. Cap. 2U0. Auto. W. II. Oerstel. A-RRTPV Pins ave. nr. Beach. Newest hotel. rilJXJUX jea,on. rate,. jtlss L. Derbyshire. CAPE JLY N. J. Chalfonte Hotel CAPE MAT. Onen J una 1 to Oct. 1. Reasonable rates. Mrs. Calvin Satlsrflsld. QhPrwnnrt Ocean view rot anerwooa m , IJ5,wk,y. rooms. Cap. ISO. J. C. Springer. STONE HAItllOR. N. J. STONE HARBOR Both railroads. Farm products and ati food fresh and plentiful. City conveniences. iscnt ciud, uuuruwaiK, paining, nna nsning. crabbing and boating. Reasonable rentals; usdtrata hotel raws. Beautiful booklet. LZO McCRAVEN. Borough Clerk. 11ECII HAVEN. N. J. THE IDEAL MOTOR RUN TO HOTEL BALDWIN The modern hotel. Open all year. Capacity 400. Sea water In all baths. New Wistaria Garden and drill. Music, dancing, tennis, trap shootlnr, etc. Garage. Booklet and auto maps mailed W. MERCER HAIRD. BWABTHMOBE. PA. Strath Haven Inn, "Like a fait of Old kEnrlandM lln nrttt. Now open. Phons Swarthmor U7 J. JLC-Triysu ATi-AHTio cm- a IMAJTIUMI Time to Select Consult. Ledger DEATHS Funeral eervlces will be held at St. Mary's Memorial churcn, Wayne, on Monday, July 31, at 11 a. m. Interment private. rAI.MKR. On Seventh Month 25th, . loM. jb.ua, aaurnter or irenry ana ram n. Palmer, Relatives and friend are Invited to attend the, funeral, on Jth day. Seventh Xlonth. Jn., from her parents' e. Chester County. In- ferment private at New Oarden Conveyance; will meet 11-03 a. rti. train from. Broad Street Station, Philadelphia, at Avondale. SWEirZKR. On July '20. 1010. HENRY, aon of the late John nnd Lena Bweltwr, aged II!) years. Relatives, nnd friends are Invited to nttend the funeral aervlcea, on Saturday, at 2 P. m.i at Ms brother's residence, aeorite fiweltser, 1237 Day st. Interment private. Remains may be- viewed on Friday, from 7 to n p. m, TRACY. Op July 25. 1010. MARY J., daughter of Catherine and the late Patrick Tracy, aged 18 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, st 8:30 a. m.. from her mother's residence, 1315 North Le st. High requiem mass at St. Michael's Church, at 10 n. m. Interment at Holy Sepulchre. ttTI.P. On July 27, 1010, suddenly. OLADT3 I.) daughter nf Emilia and the lato, John It. Welp. of 13.13 Jerome at. Relatives nnd friends are Invited to nttend tho funeral serv ices on Sundav. nt 2 p. m . at tho Oliver It. Ilalr Rulldlng, 1820 Chestnut st. Inter ment private. CLASSIFIED RATES EVENING LEDGER AOATE LINE RATE FOR EACH INSERTION THIS STYLE TYPE (or Ilka this) One or two times , ,,, ,,,. 15c Threa times one week ISWt S1 times ono week Hie Situations Wanted three times one week. 10c Help and Situation Wanted and Lost nnd Found ads aro inserted in the Dally Pudlic Ledger without addi tional charge. Want ads under all other elaslfleatlona may be repeated In the 1'l'nuo LKtar.R at combined rate. One or two times 23o Three times one week I8o 8lx times one week 12 lie TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this) ? .p''J.mllt''.1 ,n all classifications except Help and Situations Wanted Lost rnd Found. Per '""ale. Hnardlnir nnd Rocm. When an .pect 0'' I'd;" FIVE CENTS PER AOATE LINK TO NY OF THE AIJOVK RATES. There is a drug Rtorfe near your homo that will nccept Ledger want ada at oflico rates. LOST AND FOUND i . J-ady s fancv diamond nnd platinum rlnc lost from automobile, between Oermnntown Cricket Club nnd City Line, oak Ijvne. via Last Haines street. Liberal reward If re turned to U. W. Aabury. Oak Lane, Pa. UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS wSf,T.,25N...i,NI TELEORAPII CO.. 1501 CHESTNUT ST. Warren A. Moore. H. J. Palnier. L. Mnrcnux. P L Larke. Mra. M. L. V, ".Vr.'. Jacobs. Irving Steni, Mrs. I.aurn E. MrKebhnn, McKemle Coal Co.. C. E. Detro, McConnell School Supply Co , a. O. 0n stlerna, Geo. W Kpleker, Ed Jnckson, ller R?.r,,"t!!n.Krn'tn Merluxxo. II. M. Imtle. Otis 7.. Smith, Charles Hokum .Moore. Jack J. Jlacher. Falrmount Chemical Laboratories. Mr and Mrs Hart Kearney. r9STvAJ.' TCL.r)cmAri! caule co.. 1421 s. PENN SQ Dr. N. W Keen HELP WANTED FEidALE BOOKKEEPER-STENOGRAPHER, comp,. exp.. for Oermantown offlcei Uermantown resident pref ; sute aal nnd exp. Q 4'-', Led. Cent. COOK, white, permanent position. Main Line. .mc vi i'iurr, ji a. m., rriuay ana lonaay. Room mis. flOS Chestnut st. COOK Experienced white woman for Catasau ?."" - 'eetemplojer Friday, 11 a. m.. Room CO.". 1108 Chestnut st. COOK nnd downstairs work: neat, willing: good home, suburbnn Philadelphia; reference. H 707. ledger Offlc. COOK Seashore hoarding house: reference. Call 11 o'clock Friday, Room L'()5. (Ids Chestnut EXAMINERS Girls over lrt on lightweight un derwenr. Hygienic Fleeced Underwear Com pany. atl.'i North Howard OlItl.H over HI jeara wnnted for light work; no experience necessary " week paid while learning Apply am N. H2d st. GIRLS over 10 years of age. In art publishing house Annlv- inly; international Art Publishing lith nnd Callowhlll. second floor. v ompany. JIOhllJRY Forelady to tnke charge of wnre- i.fuu, iii iiiiiiiiL iii'iuery mill Apply uy leiler, giving reference, Qermanla Hosiery Mills, sail Kensington nve. HOUSEKCnpINO Cook, Protestant, white, to take entire charge of kitchen for family of five; reference icniiircd. II 703, Ledger Of fice. HOUSEWORK Oenernl hnuaework positions nre nwaltlng the right applicants nt the Household Registry Iiuieau: also several openings for chamber maids and working housekeepers. If you want aekshoro work In a hotel call upon Mrs. Meud and tell her about your experlen-v. HOUSEHOLD REGISTRY BUREAU Second floor. Washington Building, IIOS Chestnut sr A free service to ledger adv.Ttlsrs. HOI'i .VORK Nent girl for gen'l housework: ref .vnce required Phone Cvnwvd Ml M HOl'SEWORK. general To go to Oiliuro; guod hi me; two adults. Phono Chestnut 11(11 7. MOTHER'S HELPER Capable young Protestant for 3 little Elrla. Write box 120, St. David's. Penna. OPERATORS, experienced on mn'a neckwear. T. P. McCutcheon & Bro.. Tltcalrn Building. 11th and Arch. OPERATORS Over-seamers on union twin needle machines. Hvatente fim drwear Company. 241S North Howard. PANTRY MAID wanted for a email wanatorlum In the mountains. See Mrs. Mead, Room 203, QUIT Chestnut at. SILK Experienced silk winders nnd d-iublers; also learners over 10 yeara old. B. Hooley it Son. 433 N. Broad. SPOOLERS, experienced on cotton and mercer ized skein yarn. Frledherger-Aaron Mfs. Co.. 4600 N. 18th at., near Wayne Juncilot. 8TENOORAPHER. competent, desired by Una financial Institution, applicants will kindly state age and give particulars regarding edu- cation and experience. A lgH. lilner Office. ste'noo RA I'll EI IS ! Employers have placed 21 openings for atenoa-raphers with the Ledger Com merclal Registry Bureau. If you ara open for either a temporary or perma net position, now Is the time to make application. Tell Miss Dean about your experience and ambitions A free serv ice to Ledger advertiser!. LEDOER CENTRAL Broad and Chestnut sts. TELEPHONE OPERATORS The Bell Telephone Company offers positions as operators to In telligent young women between 18 and 22 yeara old: saury 10 a week while learning, wltn rapid advancement; a steady position assured, with pleasant surroundings and un usual opportunity of promotion.' Apply In person to. the Bell Telephone Company's opera tors' school. 400 Market st., dally between 8:30 a. m. and 0 p. in. Tuesday and Friday evenings between 7:30 and 8:30 o'clock. the Right Private School Central Educational Bureau The Job and the Mob HOW do you apply for a job? Do you just take a chance along with the other hun-drcd-and-one applicants, of do you try to be singled out from the mass? The best way in Phila delphia to invite favorable attention is to put a Want Ad in the Public Ledger Evening Ledger. It's the distinguishing feature with discriminating employers, when you want the spot light for a good position. Phone, Write or Call Ledger Office Walnut or Main 3000 ' gaisiBiifliiiiiiiiiiiiiii HELP WANTED FEMALE Cflutlnuefl torn Prccedlno Column TELEPHONE OPERATOR nnd tTewrltr want ed In office of uptown mfe. eatahllshmenti pref. given to one with knowledge of stenogra phy. Address, stating nro, exp.. snl. expected nnd namo ref. In nns,."D. fl.l;' P.O. Box 3500. TELEPHONE OPERATORS, toll and long dlsf tnnec: experienced. Kevstone Telephone Co.. Long-distance Office, 10th ft Summer, 2d floor. TYPISTS wanted: experienced check writers pre ferred! 112 per weeUi temporary. 1033 Real Estate Trust Building, WANTED, female help Immediately! general hnuseworker, cook and nlso ono nurse. Apply Mrs. R. Holland. Vernon road east of Sten ton ave., Oermantown. Two In family. WOMAN, young, graduate of William Tenn High School, to do typewriting nnd operate telephone switchboard; state nite. references and jalsry desired. A 133. Ledger Otflco. WOMAN, middle-aged, white, to help In care of Invalid and, cooks must have good reference! two ndultB in fnmllv, F HI7. Ledger Central flenernl TEACHERS WANTED TODVY. of all kinds, register today. National Tenrhera' Arency. D. 11 COOK. Mnnnger, 327 Perry Building. HELP WANTED MALE ACCOUNTANT to sratematlxe growing business', knowledTe of costs desirable: good onpor tunlty for energetic Whnrton School graduate with soma experience, give full rnrtleiilara: state snlary reoulred..Mn!i7J.edger-Cenlral. BOILER SHOP T.AYERR OUT wanted: general work. Applv Phlla. check office. Atlantic Ro- tlnlntt Co.. .1144 l'assyunKnve. BOILER SHOP TIN-PLATE MAKERS "antd. Apply Philadelphia check office, Atlantic Re- nning t ompanv ;n 4 i-nasyunK avn, BOILERMAKERS 'and helpers wanted. Apply Phlla. check ofOce. Atlantlo Refining Co., am pnssvunK nve, BOY wnnted for general office work In real es tate office: knowledge of stenography: one hav Ini somo experience preferred. P 028. Ledger Office. COMPUTERS. 2. wanted Immediately. Apply enn ries ii. nerger, ai iv i-negyuniv qvr, COOPER AND SALT FISH PACKER, colored preferred: must bo experienced. R S FRONT ST. CTLINDER TRESS FEEDER Experienced feeder wanted on highest grade of work. A. M. Collins Mfg. Co. 220 Columbia nve. CYLINDER PRESS FIEDERS AND HELPERS wanted. Apply Ktterllnus Lithographic Manu facturing Co.. 40.1 Arch st CYLINDER PRESS FEEDERS wanted. A H SIckler Co . H14 Ludlow st. Apply DRAFTSMEN Experienced structural detallors. Annlv Mi). Wltherspnnn Building; EXECUTIVE We want n young man 20 to 2.1. nlert. tactful, a good mixer, preferably experi enced In printing plant; must have analytical lines.: should know accounting and principles of scientific management r'nll thl morning nt 0 o'clock nt Curtis Publishing Company em ployment ornce. 7tn ano wansnm sis. FARM HANDS AND LABORERS WANTED for general work Apnly In person or, by letter to II. IC. Mulford Co.. Olenolden. Pa. FURNITURE SALESMEN Men with first-class selling experience. Apply at Bureau of Employment. 4V5 floor. STRAWBRlDGE & CLOTHIER OARAGE mechanics wanted. Ap. Phlla. check nfllce Atlantic Refining Co.. 3141 Passvunk nv. a LASS REVELER, steady position; within r0 miles of Philadelphia; good wages. P 002, Ledger Ofrt HOSIERY HOARDERS nnd presa l.ojs for In fanta' work: nlwajs busy and pay good. Wal lace Wllaon Hosiery Co , 4333 Orchard st., Frankford HOSIERY Boarders on hot hand press for In fants cashmere hosiery Call Qermanla Ho slery Mills. 3211 Kensington avg. LABORER FOREMEN OOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR MEN WHO CAN PRODUCE. MUST BE SOBER AND ABLE TO HANDLE MEN: OOOD WAGES APPLY PHII.A. STEEL AND FOROE CO., TACONY. l'HILA.. PA. LARORERS GOOD WAGES, STEADY WORK. APPLY PHILADELPHIA STEEL AND FOROE CO.. TACONY, PHILA., PA. LABORERS, fin. wanted; steady work. Apply Irwin A Lelghton. opposite Pennsylvania fer- ries. ueiaware ave. ana JlarKet at.. t;amde n . LABORERS wanted; steady work: good wnges Apply Crane Ice Cream Co., 233 S, 28d at. Ask for chief engineer. LABORERS wanted, steady work year round. nnm iiroiners. i inn jMonn iiownra. LEVKRMEN. 2. and tongsmen. work on B-ton hammer: permanent position: good wages; ie: no trouble; Pittsburgh district. Ledger Office. .M ll,'l. LINEMEN Experienced electric light linemen WDMi ute wages and experience. Electric Light Company. Hlghtstown. N. J. 1IST and nRPiinvtw M l.K.. trouble. Apply MIDVALE. 4300' WlnahlckoA avenue, MACHINISTS wanted, first class, Apply H. n. Underwood Company. 1023 Hamilton st. MARINE DRAFTSMAN wanted, expert enced hull and engine work. Apply by letter only, giving qualifications and ex perience w. Barr, IS Whitehall St., New York. I , . , HELP WANTED MALE Coallnnrd from rreqtdlne Column MEN wanted; frelfht handlers, to .truck freight ?i . freight atatlon: white or colored. Apply mi, unfit at., after 7. a. m. MEN Wanted, experienced men on steel lockera nnd cabinet erection work. Apply Bernstein Mfg. Co., 3d and 'Allegheny. MEN .wanted, havtnr had experience In propess work In chemical plants: 27Me. rer hour to . start. Dnrrett Co., Frankford. Ta. IENjvanted: laborers and locomotlvo cleaners. . P. R H. Co. Call 1711 Filbert at. OFFICE ROY wanted! one familiar with an swering, telephone to relieve operator nt lunch time; salary to start. 10 per week. M 088. L'Kger Central. , OFFICE llOY, manufacturing corporation: state "we, experience, if nnri MJ405ldgerCentral, i J. rlencc ,l any; salary ana eaucauon. OFFICE. ROY In. Insurance agency! wages to Wix ".weekly! state ago and schooling. v120LJdgerf)irjce. . OFFICE ROY In a' national bankl stale age, refe rentes and schooling. A 120, Ledger Off, PAINT SALESMAN,,experlenced, capable, want ed to mnvaas Philadelphia and 'New Jersey resort trade: atato age, experience, reference, commission or salary expected. M 023, Ledger Office. PAPER HOX MAN wanted, experienced on paper .cutter. Apply ScnoetUe, 310 Florist, . P,EGJiTT.Knf,AND HELPERS. EXPERI ENCED, WANTED: STEADY WORK. AP EJiXU.W' J5VANS. PITTSIIttROH VALVE FOnOtNO AND CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. POCKETIipoKS First-class sample msker nn indlea handbags! long experience! also Al rramera. on contracts 120 to 28 per weekt references. Hitter Bros.. 71 Blh ave., New . i orK. REAL ESTATE-Boy living In Oermantown for "" mime omcef r- 74?).- imager central RIOOERS and helpers wanted. Annlv nhlln Mll"CIV Ullll yunk nve. check office, Atlantlo Refining' Co., 3144 rasa- , ROLLINO MILL HANDS 8n,D. AVA0,1,18'. STEADY WORK. APPLY ?AISs8r?$ffiAk..BI!!L AND FonOB co- SALESMEN 1 or 2 high-class stock salesmen. Exceptional offer. F 7IS0, Ledger Central. 3!IIPJOINEns AND CARPENTRRS wanted, nrsl clsss. for Joiner work: cnhlnetmakera and all-round machinists. Apply In person or by letter, giving nge and particulars of ex Ec.r"'1''., Employment Bureau. Newport News "blppulldlng nnd Drydock Co., Newport News. Virginia. ; STABLEMEN. 4, wanted, white or colored, for general work around horses. Apply In person or by letter. II, K. Mulfnrd, Olenolden, Pa. c-ri..B.T1?.AXJ.JIAMJ"':ri HELPERS 5TJftAPAV,JV3?!K OOOD WAGES. APPLY ?!v'cbNYppy.,I,L'X..apA?Ii AN FOnGB C- 'Ji.?,nAr,.u.:R' competent, experienced, wanted, used to secretarial duties: good pay to right. man. A 13,1. Ledger Office, Y,A,LlDJtn.N wanted to take care of grain-fed nogs: steady work; good wnges to atari. Ap-ri',y-'?i e"?n or by letter, H. K. .Mulford, Olenolden. l'a. 1f? MAN' 1R ,0 " " old. must be nulck cind accurate nt figures nnd able to I!libliU0J'"'J.n.,"i n ",rtr wllh a little me chanical drafting experience preferred. Ad dress C. M.. P. Or Box 3143. YCIV7iP. ,AN, to !?0 ?nerally useful, Inside nnd wu.n.u., huir, biiouiu navo some Knowledge of oooKReeping, stenography: wanted; reference required. state ug Baiary A 131. Led. Off. YCiU.N0...Io"a.nk ,v,!nl" br'ahl young man 2SL?ser fJnVea.u ?ulck at figures; best rcfer ences, A 121, Ledger Offlco. Y9Jhat.iiBN.b'JWcen. th0. ages ol 18 nnd 35 vvno deslro to trnvel and to receive military M?!n.,n,i " j members of tho first lino of the i.n,u,n'5y 8..1n''",. apply nt 1409 Arch St.. ii'Jiailphl,Y'.lH-. f.or "'tailed information re gardjngenllBtment In the U. S. .Marine Corns. YiUmwii"".wn,n,fd.J0 l.".rn afeel sash na aembllns. blacksmith. bollermakrs. orna mentnl ironworkers, helpers preferred: will n..'..."-.. " """"."'""" V"" maKe.2u week when proficient ner atate age nnd export- V 020, Lodger Ofnco. LXCELLENT OPTORTUNITY for energetic and J,rU".horlhy .""(ft MtaWlsh himself with one ?.:..,? Breat life Insurance companies; field worcanvasstng ttri colIecllnir. vi flenernl D22K.!i.?.r,i?n2. s.',v,"nli Wharton School stu- SALLSMAN Soft wood. American, experienced In eelllne North Carolina pine; only those of good stnndlnc and nhlllty need apply. Apply at NTw'York.VY!" Sn"' " W"r"" "'' SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE I,9,0KiJnnPnn .nPd typist; knowledge of short- ......, c. . iJwuiun iireierreq. v Hit, je Led. Cell. C,Im;Y.KK.UMAID' 0"nyn girl, for hotel or ln- -"",: mrcii oui, it inn. L-eueer unice. C,iKhiSntl.citypi;t.i'x,'i'rli'nc!l1- sood nt pen- manshJp,J8. FJ131.Ix;dger Central. CVii'iK.i '"""'jn'r- excellent nt flgurei and pen- manshlpj7jtpstirtJ O 43, Ledger Central. OIRL colored, wants cooking, downstairs worTf; no laundry work: reference 1B41 Thompson. HOUSEWORK American Protestant, with. y,nun,f, child; willing- to go to country. II 708. Ledger Office, STENOGRAPHER, expert, well educated and inpr. exp , desires temporary engagement, cx cellent record and refs F 140. Ledger Central. STENOGRAPHER wants permanent position ; un derstands telephone board and can nsslst cler Ical work, cap, and ace; Jin. A 114. Led. Off. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE BOOKKEEPER. 10 years' experience; educated: IV tail a a rnurtv nna f A,1 11- Qlnl -- ...-..... -m.. i-wq. qj-cf. an., Ot-Jl VJIII. UVtj. BUTLER ' .-i"-'" "'... Ya'"L-l . ,ir.ai ciaes. experiences, wishes position, high-class family. 1018 Baln brldge st. . valet, first class. COOK or general housework Japanese wants position from August 1; has reference. A 127. Ledger Office. CREDIT MAN Can assume entire charge of office or uccountlng department and will guar antee results If an efficient organization la de sired. Would like to communicate with any firm In the market for such service. V SIS.yLvdger Central, FIREMAN, first class, sober and Industrious; understands all kinds of boilers, pumps, dyna mos and colls; do all general repair: best ref erence furnished. A 12U. LedgerOrflce; HOTEL-and club man. experienced, wllfbe open for engagement September 1; would like man agement of apartment house; no objection to going out of town. M (125, Ledger Office. JOB PRESSMAN, 10 yeara' experience, com petent, reliable, .desires position; reference furnished. A 132. Ledger Office. MAN AND WIFE White, exp. i butler, house- iiuni wiie. goon cook; reis. zutu Arcn. PAINTER. wltiTtoofs. wants considerable work! best reference. A 111). Ledger office. SALESMAN -Young man, 20. with excellent eaucauon. aesires position: would travel; best references. M 0.1!). Ledger Central. SALESMAN Active, energetic man. with er. . ecu live abllltyi age 3St Al refer, for character and ability. F 842. Ledger Central. SALESMAN Young man. 20. wishes position with wholesale house; refs. A 130. Led. Off. STENOGRAPHER Young man of good address: iMvm tauu ureuiBiri uvu years experience: can handte correspondence; Interview solicited. George Emmert. f2d and bansom sts. TUTORINO by Yale undergraduate for college entrance r scnout examinations. r oto, Ledger Central. YOIJNO MAN. age 23. with 7 years' experience, unimpeachable character, good aadress, desires an opening In general ofOce work In central evvtyit wnery uvrmmicni advancement is as- eureu; anowieage ot stenography. Ledger Central. F 741, YOUNO MAN. familiar with South American tmue, wuuiti uko to near irom reuaDie con cern. F-041, Ledger-Central. for Nfext Pi EMPLOYMENT AQEN0IEI 1414 w rtln.r.l ave Cooks, ehamM ehlldnurses, housework girls want posft'o AUTOMOBILES For Bale DEPENDARLB USED CAR8 Now ln.atocki must bo moved to makt for hew cars coming. 1 101S COLE 8 Demonstrator. 1 1018 COLE 4 sedan. . 1 inn cole Rig six Touring. l inis cole 4 Touring. 1 1014 ARHOTT-DETROIT Touring. 1 101 1 MICHIGAN Touring. 1 1014 MITCHELL Six Chassis. 1 1013 CHALMERS Touring. 1 1014 KIIIT Touring. 1 1010 MAR.MON Touring L. S. BOWERS COS1PANY COLE GRANT 215 AND 217 NORTH BROAD STREET HUrMOBILB ' 1014 HUP TOURINO CAR Elctrlo lights and starter. 1014 HUP ROADSTER piAiriA iishis and starter. We havo In addition n good assortmenlj tised Itupmoblics in uoin nmuaivia nnu hi inn cars. mlotitt.t3 BROAD & TIOUA. 332 N. BROAD i CADit )1LLAC, 1014 touring car. overhauled arH painted: full enulpmenti prlco 30. AUTO I.ES CORPORATION. 142 " Broad St. reps HAI CADILLAO. 1014; little used In private family) perfect condition; win pear ciueu umpecuon, l. . rt .. ..n.rt Mlk..l 'Ji c. rt.pcou i.u ..11.-,.. , m titmanwa pK,tllt ntu Eiiaranteed! tohaotenil rondsteri nnd cnhrlolela: elec. lights nnd atartil era, ini.iii.ui.m.iinin, m .-. ''- u vvtMTTixt otv Intn .nelnn! Shasev maket tiW.l fectly'Booil": In running order: good for a trucltij enn demonstrate; price I1S0, 1 703, IdceiiJ Office. WINTON SIX engine; perfect condition! will slJ tor sum. I, 7ii7. iuger vjmc-. :i ifiln titfr.TArAM inn.tnv m,. driven less than tl month; fully enulppcd: for aalo cheap. Haivley 1 .Motor unr, ji.i- n. iirnau. . M CHASSIS We have n few cheap cars, of whtca the chassis would bo very, suitable for truck n, flellvpn work nf nnv k nd: don t fdll t4 come In nnd look them over If you wantarae- tning nt a pirgain price lor ueuvcry iiurpup. Locomobile, 11314 Market at. Loruat 430. H, A. .icnKS, .Vlgr. l.xrimnKw i.nr ,c,,t. SEND FOR FREE BULLETIN OORSON AUTO EXcilANOK.SS It. BROAP,j TRUCK PARTS SCHOIIER, 3311 MARKET ST. 1000 USED AUTOS. JIS0 up, all alyles aM makes. Roman Auto Co.. I!(i3 N. Broad st. Wanted AUTOS wnnted for parts. Tarts Co.. 82.1 N. 13th St. Philadelphia. Aut ( I'arK his, 1 AUTO LIVERY AND OARAGES INDEPENDENT TAXICAB CO. 2429 N. BROAD. BT. AUTOMOBILES OF QUALITY TO HIRE Diamond 040S. Never closed. Tark Ii. STAR TAXICAB COr THONE DIAMOND 74 TAXI TOURINO LIMOUSINE HALF REGULAR RATES NEVER CLOSED. Formerly Jitney Rate Co. POPLAR, 1017 To hlro (open day and night). Park 1482, brand-new B-p.iss. touring car, $1.23 hr. : nlso brand-new 7-pnss, limousine. 11.60 hr.: weddings, funeral. 1715 (llrivrd. TO HIRE, $1.25 AND UP Poplar 213. Cars of nil makes. Rice 2211. BUY MOISTER Portable Garage Steel or stucco. On Display 3931 N. nth Tinst -.'na. AUTO PAINTING QUALITY PAINTING. reasonnMo price. Oeo. W. Tarvls. Jr.. 1321 Alrdrie St., Broad above Erie. Phone. Tioga 2702. AUTO REi?AIRINu AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS Tho best equipped shop In West Phlla, We straighten framea and nxles, mnke parts, harden and grind. Rebuild, overhaul and repair all makes. Prices fair. Agency for Master carburetors Preston 41133 or West 4113. HIOOINS BROS., 4212 Chestnut t SPEEDOMETER TROUBLES 1 Bee BILLY, nt his new location, BIO NORTH BROAD ST. CYLINDERS REBORED, new pistons ana rings furnished weldings and hraxlng, II. It. Underwood A Co. 1021 Hamilton sr Rhlla. I AUTO SUPPLIES TIMKEN-BHARINOS HYATT New Departure Service Sttt. The Ovvllllarn Co. 1314 Arch st. Ph. Walnut 3407. Race 8082. PARTS to build or repair, nny car. Phlla. Auto Parts Co.. 823 N. 13th. Park 1418. AUTO TIRES PULLMAN TIRES Guaranteed 33U0 miles. Compare prices. gitlJI'jJ. 2J0 N. Broad st. T I R E8 Slightly used, nil sires, vnur own prices. 823-2.1 N. 13th. Park 14IS. BOATS, MOTORSOATS, LAUNCHES BEAUTIFUL CRUISER. 73 feet lone, will carry 100 passeneers; 3 large cabins, splendid equipment; price I300U. will sell on easy terms or exchange for real estate. Offden, 1220 Filbert. Walnut 7260. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES PATRNTS snd for our tree buug, -tt-J-Ajri XO patent, and Trode.Marks7 We will help ou develop your Invention. Ad vice free. Reasonable fees. Open Monday eve nings until 8:30. FOSTER & WEBSTER SUITE " 1011 Chestnut st. Bell phone Walnut 130 1. RESTAURANT, hliihest and best paying In the city of Phllailelphla; meala by order, at the rate of 33c. 40c and &0o per meal; opens Into the largest Philadelphia theater; cheap rent, heat. 150 a year, supplied by the theater; In come at the rate of $40 a day, will mil for tlOOO cash. Heffelflnger. 1700 Arch. I HAVE PHILADELPHIA AGENCY oldest and largest manufacturing corporation of Its kind In U. S.. rated one million, and I need a few thousand working capital to help me make many thousand dollars' profit, which I will divide with parly who furnishes capital, A 121, Ledger Office. DINING ROOM. 3 minutes from Broad St. Sta t'on. feeding 00 neoDle day In the fall season! f.'irnlshed with enough dlshea and linen to serve 100 people at a sitting; will sell for less than the coat of the furnishings. Heffelflnger, 1709.A rch. ' HAVE INVENTION, absolutely new. that will revolutionize ice business: Iceleas refrigeration I proposition will make millions; want to meet capitalist cap. of handling East, ter. Writ air, j. aicuray. t.ansnowne. or pn. Lans. 433W YOUNQ.MAN. live wire, wtth B00i to IS0O0 capital, desiring profitable business, with orders on hand, can communicate with owner, who desires to retire. F 845, Ledger Cen- APARTME.NT HOUSE, elegantly furnished: near tun ana Arcn: ia rooms and 2 paths: owing t ''"'.a."u svri-ii, i ruuma ana pains; owing 3n.?lc.ln?.,,.wl1l sacrifice JSOft Heffelflnger, 701) Arch st. M 1700 PICTURE THEATRE 1600. strictly 1st class) 100 dally: no competition; suburban: dissolu tion of partners. Barrist. 201 N. Broad at. By C. A, VOIGHT j ' ' f ( UFIO' A - r N . ' ' 6,3S &K-CR.-J " HOST "BE AtfilJp, "" ' V ecp' ' SOAp most (- , ,1 I Uemfb. .-- SEvc"'Mcui.e)Cl) m
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