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IM1U0L IN 'SUBWAY'
BIG HIT AT KEITH'S
llteffeld Follies' Star, With
Ottr Comedians, Throve Popu
lar In Varied Program
Variety, doubtless, ia a. eplpe of life.
ARhowth lon Errol, of -Zlesfeld Follies'
fan,, M the topnotcher In Iho bill at
Kolth'a New Theater last night and kept the
hou la an uproar of laughter, there were
noosh attractlre numbers on the program
of almost endless" variety- to assure Its sue
cess regardless of the weather or anything
Lsft as far aa that Is concerned.
True, there's nothing unusual In Errol
making a hit That seasoned Tyrus nay
Mond of ths footlights scored from the start
a "Fuller Rye" in "The Subway," slated
s me funniest scene In the "Follies of
MIS." It -as 'The Subway's" first appear
ance in vaudeville.
The famous Errol hop aa shown to ad
vantage and his antics rocked the house.
' In short. It was "reel." He Is assisted by
Harry StcOrlde, Alfred P. James, May Hen
tiessy, Frank McDermott and Walter Fel-
' ton,
Herbert Williams and Hilda Wolfus gave
a more than creditable performance In thf-lr
comedy musical sketch, "Harkt Itarkl
Hark" I Williams's feats and feet alike were
noticeable and mnde hit nfter hit: also his
playing. A more natural comedian Is acl-
dom seen.
Some one onco suggested that there would
be a fierce battle of jealousy and a gor
geous display of hair-pulling If tho christen
rs of apartment houses and Pullmans ever
happened to meet. Tho same Idea might
be applied to originators of jokes. Although
they are making their first appearance In
this city on Chestnut street, Crawford and
Broderlclc, In their sketch, gave a delight
ful rapld-flre volley of snappy jokes that
bore every evidence of the brand-new vari
ety. They were well worth hearing.
Lovers of dancing and music welcomed
Toots Pake and her Hawaiian players and
the Ukalele. Their number nlso Includes
native dances, weird, but Interesting.
In all the bill Is unusually good. Other
numbers Included Keno,' Keys and Mel
rose, comedy gymnasts; Majorle Bonner
and Billy Power,. In "Blls of Nonsense":
William Egdlrettee and his posing dogs
and horses. In "The Act Beautiful"; tho
Cycling Brunettes, In their act, ''Defying
Gravity"; Lydla Barry, the lyrical rc
conteur; motion pictures, and musical num
bers. What more could you wantT
F. It. Q. F,
Down On tho Fjirm Nixon Grand
A. true to 'life picture of farm life Is
shown In "Down on the Farm," tho head
liner; at the Nixon Grand. The act Is pre
sented by a very capablo cast and was wall
received.
Tho show Is well balanced and Is com
posed of a number of well known standard
acts, Including Moss and Frle, two excep
tionally -funy blackface comedians; Galla
gher and Martin, Gray and Kdwards, cy
clists, and De Pinna,
Peaches and Pair Globe
Songs of summer time and rapld-flre
comedy figuro conspicuously In "Six
Peaches and a Pair," which Is tho feature
attraction at the Globe. Tho peaches are
pretty and harmonize well with their sur
roundings. Bob Hall sings songs of his
own manufacture with good results. The
bill also Includes Sylvia In a posing net,
"The Family," a comedy sketch; Anthony
Marlowe, Chauncey Monroe and company,
Shelvey Brothers and Lexey and O'Connor.
Boarding School Girls Cross Keys
There Is plenty of fun and music In tho
"Boarding School airls," a timely tabloid
which heads the bill at the Cross Keys.
Margaret Dawson and company In a
ketch, "Big Bill of Falrmount." nlso scored
a. hit. The act Is ful of laughs and has a
surprise finish which brings many curtains.
Other good nets on tho bill are Backer and
Winifred, Itlch and Stewart; Moore and
Wright and Llbby and Barton.
Renew Complaints of Odors
Moro complaints have been made about
unpleasant odors coming from the Harri
son Chemical Works at Thirty-sixth street
and Gray's Ferry road. Chief Vogelsong,
of the Bureau of Health, has started an
Investigation to learn whether his previous
orders to tho plant were obeyed. On July
14 he ordered the management of the plant
to abate the nuisance.
Theatrical Baedeker
NEW FEATURE FILMS.
BTTANLnT "Hulda. from Holland." with Mar?
Plclcford, a Famous l'layern. Paramount- fea
tun: a Burton Holmes travelogue. "I'lctur
jsque Vrau"r "Ducks Ia Duclu with Max
Furman, a Metro comedy by Ellis I'arker
Butler; a Dray cartoon and news pictures.
All weak.
ARCADIA First half of tha weak. "Tha naif,
graad." with Douglas Fairbanks, a Urlrtlth
Triangle firm. 'Last half ot ths week. "Tha
Payment," with Ilesale Barrlscale. and a
Keystone comadr.
TALAUB trat half or tha weak. "The Dupe."
with Illanche Sweet, a Laaky-Paramount pro
duction. Last half of tha week. "Tha Smug
glers." with Donald Brian, a Famous Players
Paramount production.
TICTORrA Monday and Tuesday, "The Cap
tive Ood." with W. a. Hart, an Ince-Trlangle
production and "Love's Getaway." with Fay
Tlncher. a Keyatona comedy. Wednesday and
SCv.1I-ThS,PD"0'i..n. Ince-Trlangle firm, and
"HU Birthday Olft," with Max Flgman. a
Metro comedy. Friday and Saturday. "The
Child of Deatlny." with irena Fenwlck. a
ieiru pnraucuon.
VAUDI3VILLE.
ITH'S Leon Errol, star of Zlegfald'a
'Fol.
ilea': Toots Pika. tha Hawaiian ,1anv
Lydla Barry,. In songs; Williams and Wolfus.
In "Hark! ifarkl Ijarkl": Ivan Bankoff anii
Lola Olrlle- Lester Crawford and Helen Brod-
SJ.lcS.-taA. L,,tl'i-5? Tbi nd ""la of
That"; William Egdiretea and bis posing
horses and dogs Marjorle Bonner and Billy
Power, In "Bits of Nonsense"; Cycling Bru
nette, and ns pictures.
V9!!--"5' ?5.ih,,L !nl a Pair." with Phil
MorrU: Bob Halt: Sylvia; 'Tha Family," a
serio-comic playlet: Anthony Marlowe; Chaun
cey Monroe and company, In A Business Pro
posal": tha Tare Shelvey Boya". Leiey and
O'Connor, and tha Oulsroanla Trio.
SRAND Allman Loader. In "Fun on tha
STP J 1Uo,, anl Frys, in. black-face; "Skeaf
aallaghar and Irene Martin, alngera and
dancer i Oeorga Alexander; Orey and Patera:
Da. Plnnai tha PaUa Nswa and Mutual com:
edits.
CROSS KEYS First half or week. "Boarding
School Qlrl.,r tabloid mSlcal comedy
Roekar and Winifred. Rich and Stewart,
flancarai Margarat Dawson, in a playlet;
School Days' offered by Moor and Wrfcht;
Ubby and Bartao.
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PICKFORD TURNS UP
AtfTER LONG ABSENCE
Her Latest, "Hulda From Hol
land," Shown at the Stanley.
Other Theatres
By the Photoplay Editor
To put It In the famous Carolinian
phrase, "It's a long time between Pick
fords." The first Plckfordlan potion ad
ministered to Paramount playgoers In many
weeks Is "Hulda From Holland," shown
yesterday at the Stanley and to be seen
there all the week.
Hulda Is about the usual Famous Players
version of tho beautiful and talented young
actress whoso beauty and talent haven't
shown to best advantage since she went
Into the five-part feature field. It gives her
a chance to be sweet and humorous and
charming, but, somehow, the old t vitality
Isn't quite there.
The story Is about as long and about as
thick an the average. It brings a little
motherloss Dutch girl to America and puts
her In tho arms of the son of a Wall street
"octopus," who Is trying to engineer a deal
which Involves a fight over some land with
Hulda's Pennsylvania Dutch uncle. There
have been more exciting, more entertaining
and more humorous stories but all too few
In the five-part features.
A now Metro comedy, "Ducks to Ducks,"
with Max Flgman, Is pleasantly added to
the program.
At the Arcadia the feature film Is one of
the very highest excellence. Given a story,
"In tho Carqulnez Woods," by Bret Harte,
Mr. Allan Dwan made only such chnnges
as the capacities of his stars demanded and
filmed the narrative with extraordinary
taste and skill. The story of a half-breed,
suffering Injury and Insult at the hands of
even his own white fruiter, Is affecting, and
tho Incidents are dramatto.ln themselves,
woll connected and each ono presented with
a fine appreciation of movlng-plcturo tech
nique. The first half of the week the Palace Is
showing "The Dupe," with Blanche Sweet,
a Lasky-Paramount production. The last
three days comes "The Smugglers," with
Donald Brian, of the Famous Players.
Tho Victoria has a long and varied pro
gram. Monday and Tuesday, "Tho Captive
God," with W. S. Hart, an Ince-Trlangle
production, and "Love's Getaway," with
Fay Tlncher, a Keystone comedy, Wednes
day and Thursday, "Tho Eyo of the Night,"
with W. II, Thompson, an Ince-Trlangle
film, and "His Birthday Gift." with Max
Flgman, a Metro comedy. Friday and Sat
urday, 'Tho Child of Destiny," with Irene
Fenwlck, a Metro production.
IN MKMORIAM
MAR1HAI.T.. In lovlne remembrance of our
dear alater. CARRin W. MARSHALL, who
died Ausust 1, 1807.
SISTKR AND BROTHER.
AHN. OnvJuly 81, 1010. FLORENCE HELEN,
daughter ot Ell P. and Carrie Shultt Ahn,
aged 7 months. Relatives and friends are In
vited to attend tho funeral services, on Wed
nesday, at " p. m., at her parents' residence.
017 North 40th at. Interment at Fernwood
Cemetery.
ARMSTRONG. On July SO. 1010. LOUISE Q..
daughter of Louisa J. and tha lata Dr. Leon
II. Armstrong, aged 28 years. llelattea and
friends ot the family are Invited to attend ths
funeral acrvlcea, on Wednesday, at 10 30 a. m.
precisely, at her lata residence, 8222 Lawrence
street, Oermantown. Interment at West Laurel
Hill Cemetery. Train leaves llroad Street Sta
tion for Queen Lane at 10:48. Automobile
f iinaml.
AUSTIN. On July 00. 1910. BYRON O., hue
band of Florence U. Austin, ot S440 Chestnut
at. Itelatlvea and friends, also Division No.
45. II. of L. K.; Pennsyhanla Railroad Vet
erans' Association: Voluntary Relief Depart
ment of tha Pennsyhanla Railroad Company;
employes of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany: Division No 112, Ladles' Auxiliary to
II. of L. i:.. and Philadelphia Lodge, No. 64.
Loyal Order ot Moose, are invited to attend
tha funeral sen Ices. Thursday, at 2 p. m.. at
tha OlUer II. Ualr Building. 182U Chestnut
at. Interment private. llarrlsburg, Pa,,
papera please copy. Friends may view re
mains Wednesday evenlnr.
l!i:TTV. On July 80. 11)10. ANN. widow of
Thomas Beatty. Relatives and friends are In
Mted to attend tha funeral services. Wednes
day, at 2 p. m. precisely, at the realdenca of
her son, John Beatty. 142.1 South 2d at. Inter
ment private. Auto service.
IIO.M). On July St. 1010. at Dayton. O , JOHN
HERRKRT BOND, husband ot Edith Mae Bond
(nee White).
BRADY. On .July 29. 1018. at her late real
itence. 1008 Vine atret. URIDOET, wife of
John Brady, of Summit Hill. Pa. Relatives
and friends ara InMted to attend the funeral,
on Wednesday at 8:30 a. m.. from the Oliver
II. Hair Building, 1820 Chestnut street. Sol
emn requiem mass ut the Cathedral, at 10 a.
m. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. Re
mains may be viewed on Tueaday, from 7 to
10 p. ni.
1IRANDT. On July 80. 1010. JOHN II.
BRANDT., aged 72 yeare. Relatives and
frlenda. alao P. R It. employes: Veterans'
Association of tha Pennsylvania Railroad, and
any other organizations of which ha waa a
member, are invited to attend tha funeral
aerylcea. Wednesday, at 2 p. m.. at his late
residence. 2 Clifton ave., Sharon Hill. Pa.
Interment at Mount Morlah Cemetery. Re
mains may be viewed Tuesday. 7 to 9 p. m.
CAMPBELL On July 81. 1018. SARAH, widow
of John Campbell. Relatives and frlenda ara
Invited to attend tha funeral, on Thuraday, at
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Huntingdon it. Solemn requiem mam at Lady
or Mercy Church, 10 a. m. precisely. Interment
New Cathedral Cemetery.
DICK. On July 20, 1618, SU8ANNAH, wife of
the late Charles F. Dick. Relatives and
friend ar Invited to attend the funeral
eriieea, Wednesday, at 2 p, m at the resi
dence of her son-in-law, Charles L, Leary,
4070 Sheldon at . Oermantown. Interment
private. Ilemalna may be viewed Tuesday
evenlnr,
FLICTrilEn. On Jnly 81. J018, JOSEPH K.
FLETCHER, suddenly, at hla residence. J026
Christian at. Notice ot funeral later,
FCBEY. On July 29, 1910. JOHN, husband of
Margaret J, Furey, Relatives and friends,
also Penn Township Lodge. No. 810, I, O. O.
F.. and Court Falrmount, No. 41, Foresters of
America, are Invited to attend tho funeral
services, Thursday, at 2 p. m.i at his lata
residence, 2484 Aspen at. interment at Fern
wood Cemetery. Remains may be viewed on
nranesaay, after 7 p. m,
"4.YKN8. n.Ju!y 80.1910. HARRY P. JIAV-
Inv
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i.hb. area 44 years, neiatlves and menus ara
nvltan In atfenri fha funeral h, mi An
Wednesdav. at 11 n. m.. at the. Chanel nf
Andrew J. Dalr A 8on. Arch, and Nineteenth
street. Interment private. Automobile serv
JCV.
HERRMANN. On July 80, 1010, suddenly, at
10IB North 4th at., AMELIA, widow of Chaa.
Herrmann. Friends may view the remains
Tuesday, at tha parlors of Edward Mark, 000
North ftth St., from 7 to 0 n. m. Funeral on
Wednesday, at 8 a. m. Interment private, at I
Chelten Hilt Cemetery,
HOYT.On July 30. 1910. at Spring Lake. N.
J.. EMMA ALLEN HOYT. Services on Tues
day, Auguat 1, at 8 p. m.. at 100 Pa-aalo
avenue, Sprlnr Lake, N. J. Interment on
Wednesday Auruat if, at Ivy 1 1 111 Cemetery,
Oermantown. I'a.. at 12 o'clock noon.
J01MN. On July 80, 1910, JOHN M. JOSLIN.
aged 80 years. Relatives and friends are In
vited to attend the funeral services. Wednes
day, at 2:30 p. m,, at his late residence. 1R
Kast Ablncton ave., Cheetnut Hill, Interment
prhate.
HOST. On July 29, 1810, auddenly, WILLIAM
.,. Ban oi ..scon i'. anu J reua iost n-e
wiener;.
ftB-ad la vnara A mnntha 14 ,tafl
Relatlvca and friends, also Sunday School of
"- am s Herman Evan. Lutheran rnurcn
jiui ano uamDrimei, and employes or l-oweii
iriuss;, aim einpiajm ni mwrii,
are Invited to attend tho fu-
on Wednesday, at 2 p in . nt
eald-nce, 1012 North Lnwrenco
.iuiiub ez LOi,
iierai nfrilCPS
his parents' i
at. Interment nt (ireenmount Cemetery. Re.
mains may be viewed on Tueaday evening.
KV.H?'- n Jl,ly 80. 1P10, LAURA II., wife of
Wlllam Hurts, of 0448 Walnut st. Relatives
and friends are Invited to attend the funeral
If. Dalr Building. 1820 Chestnut st. Inter
ment private.
Kl.,'K"flr.J.'llJ'2(,i ""I. ' 2I! Warnock
at.. JOSEPHINE if. KYLE. SerWces at Ken-
'.n.slu"re on Wednesday afternoon.
MALI on July 20, lino. THOMAS W. hus
'and of Jana Olbson Lall, aged 70 years.
Friends are invited to view the rcmalna on
Tueaday, from 8 to 10 p m. at hla lata resi
dence, 412 Chestnut street. Darby, Pa, Fu-
. "f rl sand Interment prliato.
MOULT. On July 30. 11110. EMMA V., widow
of Charles Moult and daughter of the lato
Sf..rEr. I'j Rncl Emma V Little. Residence,
3011 N. iBth at. Due notlco of tha funeral
will ba given,
NKILSON. On July 81. 1910. suddenly. WAR
REN W., husband of Martha Marplo Nellson
snd son of Elisabeth nnd lata Oarvln Nellson,
In his 48th Year. Relatives nnd frtanria. ntnn
Mount Airy Ix)dga, No. 235, I. O. O. 1, nnd
Camp No. 9, B. of V., ara Invited to attend
the services, on Wednesday, at 8 p. m., at lato
residence, 23 W. Mt. Pleasant ac., Mt.
Airy, Interment Thursday morning at con
venience of family,
PENN1 PACKER. On July 80. 1010, at
i'hoenlxvilfe, Pa ELMIRA WELLS PEN
NYPACKElt. Relatives and friends are in
vited to attend the funerai services, on Wed
nesday, at 11.30 a. m.. nt the realdenca of Mrs
James Wells Pennynacker. 017 South Main
-.".'.'J?1 IJhoenlsvllle. Pa. Interment urUate.
RKI.D. On July 81, 1910, nt Presbyterian
Horns for Aged Couplea and Men, Rain, ra.,
JAMES REED, aged 71 jeara. Relatives and
frlenda are Invited to attend aervlccs, on
Wednesday afternoon, on arrival 2:10 train
from Brond St. Sto. Interment North Cedar
Hill Cemetery
SIIEITERD On July 81. 1010, at realdenca of
his brother-in-law, Charles II. Parvln. 147 Tern
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THE WEAKNESS OF MEN"
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ave., Colllngawood, N. J. DAVID, husband
of Catharine Shepperd. Relatives and friends,
also United Lodge. No. 719, I. O. O. F.; Key
atone rlr. No 10, 8. of T are InvltM to
attend the fnneral services, on Thursday, at
2 p.m., at It. R. Brlnsmirst A Co 'a parlors 81
N. 11th at , Phlla. Interment private. Friends
may calt Wednesday, 7 to 0 p. m. at 88 N.
11th at.
SMITH. On July. 81, 101ft. at Warren, r..
ROBERT HENRY SMITH, son "f the, late
Dr. Renjamln and Elizabeth E. Smith, In the
74th year of his aire. Funeral services will be
held in tb Chapel on Newtown Cemetery
Grounds. Newtown Pa, nn Wednesday, at
8 pm. Relatives and friends are Invited. Car
riages will meet train leaving Reading- Ter
minal at 1:23 p. m.
SPF.XCrn. At her residence. S.W.Wy'St..
New York eity.on July 81, 1910. AMANDA
JlOWn srENCF.R. mother of Mary Chambers
Wagner. Interment at Central Laurel Hill
Cemetery, Philadelphia, upon, arrival of 8
o'clock train. Broad Street Station, Thursday,
AUSUSl a.
STETSON. On July 29. 1910, MARY.I.. widow
of IJaWd Sprague Stetson. Funeral services.
Wednesday, at 2-30 t. m. precisely, at her
late residence. 2323 Da Lancey place. Inter
ment prUate.
WAI.nnON. On Jnly 80, lfllfl, Iter. Mother
PATRICIA WALDRON. Superior of the Sla
ters or jviercy, n me o;ia year oi ner in.
Solemn
rhanel
realllam RiitM will
chapel of the convent at Hroad at.
lam mass win oa neia in m
ana ao-
lumbla ate,
on Wednesday, at .8 a. m,
. Tl
final obsequies and solemn pontifical requiem
mass will tako .place In the chapel
n ine cnarei oi inu
3 Thursday, 10 a. m,
Religious relatives
i the c
i Thurai
mother house at jMenon 01
The Reverend Clergy and Religious relatives
and menus ana tno aiumnae oi me outers
of Mercy ara Invited to attend. Interment In
the convent cemetery.
MOULT, On July 80, 1910. EMMA V., widow
of Charles Moult and daushter of late George
P, nnd Anna V. Llttlo, Relatives and friends
are Invited to attend the runerai services, on
Wednesday, at 2 p. m. at lato residence, 8831
N. IBth st. Interment private.
CAMrnELL. On July 81, 1910, ELIZA JANE,
wife of Oeorgo R. Campbell. Relatives and
friends nre Invited to attend ths funeral serv
ices, on Thursday, nt 2 p tn. at her lata resi
dence, 2014 W. Gordon at. (20th and Dauphin),
Interment at Mount .Morlah Cemetery.
MlLLRrt. On July 80, 1010, suddenly, JOHN
BREMER, son ot lato J. Washington and
Mary A. Miller. Relatives nnd friends are In
vited to attend tho funernl services on Wed
nesday, at 8 p. m. precisely, from his lata
residence, 708 Kenllworth nve , Oak Lano
Park. Interment private Train leaves Reading
Terminal at 2:17 p. m, for Fern Rock Station.
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PALACE ""AIKET STREET
""a-s 10c 20o
BLANCHE SWEET in 'The Dupe'
BILLIE BURKE ln "Olorla's Romance" (11)
PARK nIDP.B AVE & DAUPHIN ST.
. nA ivcnmn ana
Enid Markey In
r-H... t- ---.-..-. .c-ciii
-es c a ; i in
"The Phantom"
PRINCESS
1018 MARKET
STREET
BLUEBIRD FEATURES Present
J. Warren Kerrigan ln 'l&lggP"'
RIAT TO QEHMANTOWN AVE.
AT TULPEnoCKEN 8T.
ROBERT MANTELL & OENEVIEVB HAMPER
Tn "THE 8PIDER AND Tim Fl vm "
BILLIE BURKE In "ofort" .nVmanc" (Bl
REGENT 1931 MARKET STREET
OlOB OROAH
Alice Brady
"Miss PetticoaU"
RURY MARKET STREET
av v- JJ 1 BELOW TTH STREET
Edith Storey and .rr-l, T l
Antonio Moreno In HB 1 arantula
"SECRET OF THE SUBMARINE" (7)
SAVOY ""btet171
TRIANOLE PLATS Present
Norma Talmadge ln ' COIynAIonT
TIOGA "T" AND VEANGO BTS.
EDNA GOODRICH in
"THE MAKINQ OF MADDALENA"
VICTORIA MAKET ST.
Wm. S. Hart ta MrriIB AIVB
FAY TINCHER In "LOVE'S OETAWAT
OOD"
STANLEY -TO-OTJ.,!
MARY PICKFORD in
"HULDA FROM HOLLAND"
M.
' CLASSIFIED RATES
EVENING LEDGER
AOATB LINE RATO FOR KACII INSERTION
THIS STYLE TYPE (or Ilka this)
One or two limes.,.. . .. n... ..... JSfi,,
Three times one week..,t......ii "Vs
SI times one week, ..... .. ' IJJJ,
Situations Wanted three times one week. 10o
Help and Situation Wanted nnd lost
and Found nds are inserted in the
Daily Public Ledger without addi
tional charge.
Want ads under all other classifications may
ba repeated In the POBtio Lstxnn at combined
One 'or two times. ,.. ....... .......i. fje
Six times one week............. ....... iz"e
TYPE LUCE THIS (or like this)
Is permitted tn all elassWeatlens except Help
and Situations Wanted, Lost and. Found, Per
aonals, Boarding and Rooms. When so speci
fied, add FIVE CENTS PER AOATE LINE TO
ANr OF THE ABOVE RATES.
Thero is a drug store near your homo
that will accept Ledger want ads at
ofllco rates.
LOST AND FOUND
DIAMOND AND PLATINUM BRACELET Lost
at Atlantic City, Saturday night
:isntic city, Haturaay nignt. comma rrom
lay night,
r. to Hot
nea to J.
iTinceion ave., veninor,
liberal reward If returned
otei iirigiuon:
n. caiaweu
s.i.'o , l'niiaaeirnia,
DOO Lost, at Ardmore, Mont. Co., Scotch Cairn
terrier; small grayish-brown dog. Return to N.
D Wnrwlck. 107 Wlsler rd., Ardmore. Rew'd.
SNAKE RINO In or around Dauphin St. en
trance to Park: reward. Mlsa Uoodwln, Led-
gar Central, Broad and Chestnut
STOCK CERTIFICATE Lost, stock certMcate
No, 1020 for three snares stock Third Na
tional Bank, Issued name of Louise Cochran.
Reward on return to her attorney, Samuel
F, Wheeler, Finance Building.
TIRE Lost from rear of car while passing
through Ridley Park, 8.80 p, m., July 27, a
,12i34 fllohn tire, mounted and Inflated: re
ward, Notify It. P. Brewer, Kennett Sauare,
Pa
TRAVELINO RAO, tan, Initials M. A. D., on
Baltimore avn. subway car No 84; reward If
returned to 4431 Baltimore ave.
HELP "WANTED FEMALE
ATTENDANT, nurse, white! good, strong,
healthy woman. A poly 120 8. 11th st.
COOK AND WAITRESS. Protestant, mother and
daughter or two sisters: ref. required: no
laundry work. H vn, ledger omce.
COOKING, downstairs work and assist wash
ing: settled white Protestsnt woman! good
wages If capable and trustworthy; excellent
accom. : ref. req , carfaro refund for Interv'vv
nf'r Aug 2. 2iiO E Main at., Moorestown. N.J.
II. Wanted, first-class girl for chamberwerV;
nd nailing, tn go tn Atlantia Cltyl refer
nco rrqulred. Call 2422 Sprues at., betwecr
encn renulrei
0 and 2 o'clock.
OIRLS wanted In assorting and folding depart
B ments, those with some experience In binding
work preferred. A. M. Collins Manufac
turing; Company. 220 Columbia ave.
OIRLS over 10 years wanted 'for light work:
no experience necessary: B week paid -flhllo
learning. Apply 310 N. 32d at.
iiousrnvoRic
General housework positions are awaiting tha
right applicants nt the Household Registry
Bureau: alsn several ODenlnes for nhnmher.
maids and working housekeepers. If you want
seashore work In a hotel call
all upon Mr;
rs. Mead
and tell her about jour experience.
HOUSEHOLD REGISTRY BUREAU
Second floor, Washington Building,
008 Chestnut at.
A free service to Ledger advertisers.
KITCHEN nnd dining room girls wanted, white.
Apply office building No. 8, dlrard College.
21atnd Olrard ave.
LADY, capable and earnest, 18 to 85. to learn
good business; good pay to start: references.
Apply P 000, Ledger Offlce.
LACE CURTAIN MENDERS I steady employ
ment. .Apply John Bromley & Sons, Lehigh
ave, below Front,
OPERATORS, experienced on men's
neckwear. T P. McCutcheon & Uro.,
Pltcalm Building. 11th and Arch.
OPERATORS
experienced only, on wash top
skirts Seltzer Brothers,
. jii aiaraot ai,
SALESWOMAN Tho Woman's Institute wanta
a saleswoman ot book or Insurance experi
ence for field work. Call beforo 12. 1000
Cheatnut at., aecond floor,
STENOGRAPHER. Quick nnd accurate: experi
ence not necessarv; permanent position with
advancement for girl who will ba willing to
learn bookkeeping. O Bl, Ledger Central.
STENOORAPHER Experienced young woman
stenographer wanted for secretarial work:
PDefAt accuracy anil personality essential.
P0 1 0 Ledger Office. '
STENOGRAPHER, 1 or 2 years' experience, real
estate and Jaw office: atnte ago. salary and
reference. O 241, Ledger Central.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS The Bell Telephone
Company offers positions as operators to in
telligent young women between 18 nnd 22
enrs old: salary to a week while learning,
with rapid advancement, a steady position
assured, with pleasant surroundings and un
usual opportunity of promotion. Apply In
person to tho Hell Telenhonn rnmnanv-,. nn..
tora' school. 400 Market St.. dally betvveen
8-31) a
30 a, m. nnd 0p m Tuesday and Friday
entngs between 7.30 and 8:30 o'clock.
ev
TELEPHONE OPERATORS, experienced local
and long distance, also girl to learn operating
Keystone Telephone Co.. 135 S. 2d at.. Room
WOMAN, over 30. ot, good education. reOne
raent: one accustomed to interviewing peon e:
F,roenB.,rnc1n'traLy; aUry' KQ w"-
WOMEN wanted to aell house dresses: reference
required. P B03. Ledger Office. rciorenco
YOUNQ WOMEN, handy with needle; muet ba
?82T n" lolK. poalt"" " ri" Parly. Aiply
General
COMMERCIAL TEACHERS, woman and man.
for publto and private achoola. National Teach".
era Agency. P. H, Cook. Mgr 827 Perry Bdg.
HELP WANTED HAIiE
AIR qilPPERS stesdy work for air ehlppars.
on piece work; can make 13.60 to lfl.60 p7r
day working under normal working conditions
Penn Works, PENN SEABOARD bteki
chesterTpJ!1 'Jt0NT -wMb!;
ARTIST who Is an expert era commercial worki
sJmE ,amlle' Associated Artists! lt?-il SaSi
at. and Snyder avg. ' '" " "" war
BOOKKEEPER and office assistant Man nf
dignity and exp.i permanent poariloiiwlth?S
portunity to the right man; ut exMrfinM
refandsaj,aryaxpected. U IBS xuSiar cSnt
BOY, about 10. wantedfirIeas;nifTSilM
Igoroflargacorporatioa. oTlBj'EiSt
eVnt&ncT nltl "ISr-SS FB
flJlh-flor. after a p.
BOYS, wanted, between 1 and 10veara nr .-."
PayndBAr,n'e"nyMaf"tUri" "l'Si
CLEIIKe General offlca work: must v.-.,r
li. '?.p s:"'"'"?; print ashoBv" .I'te:
knowlet
iiuoo.
ion.
edge
ment Office. 7th and Sansotn.
lent Office. 7th and KinVXT, -u' Lmploy.
BLACKSMITHS, bollermakera. maehlnl.t.. ,.
repair men. latwrera. shop hands, carpenters
bridge bulldera. painters, telegraph fmJSSJi
for work out ot" the cltyon PenSflran,Sr?.,.0i
1910.
HEI.P WANTBD--MA55-
OnHniierf ri frecerttng CoItimn
CUTTER Assistant wanted on waists.
Lion
waist 'oQ.. oi' viijjJ--JJ-' ' ' iien a
-kfeitiitfeiMnrln-t? f?rt.. 405 fl Tfn ffri , -
w&ss&ms&i,
wasa -is iir,'!ifS!l,ir.rs"
Co. ritlsneid, Mass
DRIVER wanted fof retail milk route. Apply
F7rTXritANDg AND LAnonEnS WA-EDJor
genera .work. Apply In.Sf.rjo" ra. ' .
-anus VRvori.r.
rr;tTT'iMiT'ivf s.nrl fnntllTifn. ,
wanted
lirjvr.itiiuiii awe . -- --
j, 2. ana "!""-, Maiilon:
work on 8- on hammer, prS?...?". -.j,,,,,
rood .waiwiil no i ituumw.
h 2t. Idr Ofilt
si: nn iiouwio, --
r : '. ..'....w " m t-trtrvna f!n
and atretchersl
-stVa'dV-workTorrellableor..
W"1 "'"X- 'v-.
irrnfittiTn. new xm..
hlekon ara.
.MAN wanted to sell bank '?'i 1n.l;Srer '$
;,,"mSid.WW.ranan4o"U!f.aCprov.eh.s
worth. M 028. ldser Office.
xi&Sflw'w1
r 010, Ledger Of flee..
S2,J0JK?t,eVTOBffl
reference,
Race,
wanted, to learn sausage and pork
MEN. 10,
Apply
packing business!
; 22 cants an hour.
8.
uri Oermantown ave.
MEN wanted: laborers ana locornoiivo ....:...-
Pirn FITTERS AND HELPERS. EXPBRI-
FOROINO AND COriSTRUCTION COMPANY.
COATE8V1LLU. PA. ,
. ft. It. t.o. v,mi - - '" --r-
rONT PRESS ?EEDER-Only 5P'1n1701 &.
ers need apply. Address jJox 11. 1370. Lea
rer Branch. Sd and Columbia ave.
REAL ESTATH OFFICE, Oermantown. wants
lounit rnan, 17 to 20: permanent posltlont both
JnsldS Tnd'outslde work: salary .fcfordlmt to
ability. Apply 11 a. m. today. 07J1 oerman
town BVe; ; , II
SALESMAN wanted to "TCklr llna on
commission. A 232. Ledge r Office.
a . r I.DMPV1
Highest-grade men wanted for Philadelphia,
and I vicinity: our propoaltlon would appeal
Specially to adding? machine, check Protector
and typewriter ealeemenl we av '.?""'
efflclency specialty Una on the market: no
competition! oxce lent remuneration and ex
"ualvo territory! give fu",.pa,r"c", J
past experience and ba able to Po 3"'
sales record: subscriber will be ln PJ' .'':
phli Wednesday or Pday to weeK. ap
plicants .nust giro telephons number to secure
appointment. Address A 233, LedgerJMflce.
SAWYERS wanted, experienced, Shelp & Van-
degrlrt. inc. aia n. wawiiw,
STABLEMEN, 2, wanted, white or colored, for
general work around horses. Apply In person
5r by letter. II. K. Mulford. Qlenolden, Pa.
STENOORAPHER Twenty-five icara of age:
115 per week: reference. O 158, Ledjer
centrni.
TIMEKEEPER Young man. experienced In shop
timekeeping: must bo good penman and rapid
and nccurnte. No others need apply. Oood op
prrtunlty nnd salary for right young man.
M 144. Ledger Central.
WANTED
MACHINISTS
WITH RAILROAD SHOP EXPERIENCE:
CAR REPAIRERS. CAR BUILDERS, WHIT7J
AND COLORED 7-AHORKRS FOh SHOP
AND TRACK WORK: NO, LABOR TROUBLE.
APPLY BALTIMORE AND OHIO IIAH
ROAD -COMPANY FREE LABOR BUREAU.
510 S. 11T1I ST.
WANTED General woolen and cotton-mill help,
woolen carders, spinners, weavers, cotton ring
spinners, winders nnd Bpeeder tenders, for
mill ln Canadian city of 25.000 population:
R0 miles west of Buffalo: prefer engaging
family wdrkers: to reliable families wa will
advance transportation: write, stating num
ber of workers In family, mill experlenco of
each. etc. The Sllngsby Manufacturing Co.,
Ltd . Hrantford. Canada.
WEIOHMASTEIl, experienced, for wholesale
meat business; must have Al reference and
strictly sober; big wages. P 014. Ledger Off.
WOODWORKERS Sticker handlers on atrnlght
molder. Shelp & Vandesrltt, Inc.. 814 N.
Lawrence.
YOUNG MEN wanted for shopwork; must ba
10 j ears. Apply Western Electrlo Co.. 11th
and Tork sts. y
IF YOU CAN KEEP a set ot store'0 stock
ledger cards accurately and have had ex
perience In steel or allied lines, answer this
advertisement, stating full particulars. Ad
dress "C. Y.." P. O. Box 3443.
EXCELLENT opportunity for an energetlo and
trustworthy man to establish himself with one
ot tha great Ufa Insuranca cos.; field work,
canvassing and collecting-. M 140, Ledger
vjemrai.
flenernl
BOOKKEEPERS and accountants. J15-S0: clerks,
iiu .nu. up, Bbriiuiimi,iiciB, homo; uraiismer
mechanical. S18-20: foremen, thorouchlv nvner
rT.
enceu urass xounury men; oiner positions open
for hlgh-grada mi
Land Title Bldg,
i men. uusincss Dervico uo.. 13U1
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
CHAMBERMAID and laundry or housework;
seashore, preferred: ref. H 721, Ledger Office.
CHAMBERMAID and waitress: private or hotel
work: good reference. II 710. Ledger Offlce.
COMPANION. managing; housekeeper; good
aewer: fond of children: country preferred: can
furnish good references. H 718. Ledger Office.
COOK, chambermaid and waitress; a sisters,
Protestants, with good reference; country pre
ferred. Call Tueaday, 10 to 12 o'clock. Room
205. 60S Cheatnut at,
COOK, chambermaid, waitress; two sister will
do entire work for family. Call 10 toi12
o'clock. Room 205. 808 Cheatnut t.
COOK Experienced mlddla-aged Protestant
good reference. Call Tuesday, a p. m,. Room
205. 008 Chestnut st. ' m
COOK and downstairs worki csn furnish good
reference. H 720. Ledger Office.
COOKINO, light chamberwork,
a girls. 805 Or ay's Ferry ave.
no washing;
DRESSMAKER, first-class, desires engt. AmaZ
mer dresses a spec.: Teaaonahla. tv-. in,,', ami
t,R.n3?.lln KIItP br th r' 1B0 6521 UUni
MXt X ill lilt a Vft
H0U8EW0RK. general.
wanted I no cooking.
D3SH LUdlOW St.
LAUNDRESS, white, wishes 4 days a week out
Central" W Preferred. F 848. Ledger
MOTHER'S HELPEn by day or hour: American
Protestant: hospital trained: for irifams o?
.-... wwm ei, 41MI B.,
MOTHER'S IIELPLR lleOned American Protl
."" . --. .. .-j. imager urnr.
NURSE, colored, hospital training; entire charge
infant or young child: good aewer beat T raft
erence. Phnna n...... ism w "" rat-
STENOGRAPHER, good beginner, desire poal."
'erncm'r'anf l Uk' " t0 "- " -a
STENOORAPHER. bus. school graduate: wllliSi
and accurate: IT. n an rat .'.'''""1"
BTENOaRAPHER.secretary. thoroshi .h
in legal and commercUl worll Q g"i'Sag'
:.IPiralaii l .. . . .1." j
SITUATIONS WANTED JfllAT.Ti
AtTOITOTt JIMn rTiDriTm ,..' ... '"m
JS!USFSffi?s& "fil
"Wi&F&SSt 9 . J
wish.. r..ady'poS.'1a.rdVr,Br!!e8ni08l StuTa'vi
-.aa. - "--"...... .
SITTJATIOITS WAITTED-.KAt.s)!
Continued from FreeeMitO Coltimir
IHjuiv.ivr.E.x-jiii, capaDie .or taklns: fnti ....
Al referenca. Q 240. Idgerjjejtej'i'1 '
CHAUFFEUR Thoroughly competent Ti
with nv years experience; alio nnVarsffiSl
care of lawn; good reference, p bib LKJ",t
Offtce. ,0 Ledgej;
CIlAuFFEURr 10 yrs.' exp.: single- rnvi Ji
da repalrlnff. 8, R. JIjl827Kgyf,rrlM
CHAXIFFEUR, exn.. elngle, desires pealtie'v
Cadillac; good driver; ref JP047, tVedge"naa)
uiAuriaun,, mnKie, roiianie, 8 years' .ivi
wisnes atoaqy posuion: f 7B2.Le;ir.f Wj
Si
DECORATOR, student Carnegie Instltm.T:
Tirhnnnirv. m Shea nnalllnn ..ii.lT."'.111.'!" H
or interior qecoraior. write J. J, Kartell TK3I
D-ntojnwoo6Vt. ""leu, ij-ji
OARDENER Oood all-around ma7nrneeTT?fl
tlenlng. thorouchly competent, greenhous, R"i
lawn, truck patch, stock. A 2ao. tTSf'-.1"!
-".rirr ' :: " . -.."."' nni aesiah
SALESMAN'of ability; prefer to"aeTTsSS7rrftSs
mechanical. O 241. ilgercjitrai, ,'metM,
SHIPPI.H. years- experience, deslresinSnT-
with a.futurei best references. OIBO Lm2
Central. Litt.
TRANSLATOR and correspondent Tounr3-l
ored, man wishes position; well .Xe-Prf
speaks English-. French. 6errtian. ffii X3
Hpanisn sua i-ortuguese: at present cnni3
In real estate office; beat rat, p oi2( '''iy.
WANTED Work of any kind that a raaaFfii
years old and with right arm and leg miiiSM
can do: lost arm and leg In railroad trieHS!
clean living- young man and willing to do 't3't
CLARENCE IIIOOlNg. 1011 Loeu.t t
JAPANESE, first-class cook. wantsToiitCri?
fr4i:'oVts.'itt8.tvp a mnthi rt?"'
jai'akusb wants nousework: good rookTsTr"
Addrees Tlra, care drug store, 173a VlniVi
EMPLOYMENT AOENOIEB
MRS. KANE, Bll S. IBth, wishes "poslllons -
n"i:c.,ai"..cj?.7' .-i'jis!- .r.";- J.'nei ;,r?
resaci, nospitAi trained infant mir-ftt;
set; mc
IlBip (ur nvui j- Lttt-ui-uvi iVllfl DCS.
"tarast
Bpruca o-iuie
NICHOLLS.
20, Bftlnhr!(iKComp. mtl- y
nil ha xhmI i.. Jl i'."l Wi
s
wanted. Phone Locust 2130.
ipniHin iit-i
r."r zziivsw1 "touh tu
MISS ROSE DOtOHERTY. 1313 W, OlrarrS"'
wnniea, nu Kinas oi nrsi-ciaas help. Jifiila!
class help wants positions.
-at
AUTOMOBILE8
i
For Sala
CADILIAC,
: e'1J4:.t.?"'n"r. ."'i-.0Tr:h"4.ui
I ri'mitivui a uii ciju
SALES CORPORA'
fORPORATfoN.-l 42 "n. WSJ ,,?
COLE fi Demonstration
I L. S. BOWERS CO.
(VERS CO., 245 N. Broad at. J
.roLEDlstrlbut,ers, " ',
ITimSftMR rahitllt nnd rti.tanf.., .u.T:
roadsters and cabr oletsielec. Ightandslan?
ers. OOMERY-SCHWARTZ. 253 N. BraaSsI'
1012 SIMPLEX, 60 horsepower touring nr; m
1000 lackard.
UiWKn.I. ............,.,,,,,,... ..BM-i
I'ackard, 30-horaepower limousine
and tourlnr
bodies
'w
THE WHITE COJIPANY
itin rorin Jiroau i
CHASSIS We have a few cheap cars of
W&
tne cnaasis wouia no very suitable tor trai
or delivery work of any kind: don't fall u
come In and look them over If you want senZ
ook them over If you want sore?
rgaln price for delivery purroiM.
2.S14 Market at. Iuit4s2
thing nt a ban
Locomobile. 2.114 Market st. Locust 4M
11. A. .TenUa. Mtr. Kvehnnn fn, nn,
REPAIR PARTS
FOR ALL MAKES
RnHtYRF.R 334M5
MARKET BTREPT
SEND FOR FREE BULLETIN
OF USED CARS
OORSON AUTO EXCHANGE. 238 N. BItOAft
ivir.T. i-vririKnn mi rn... A.... " ? J
WILL EXCHANGE 101S r..nnss. Ini.rln, ...-
perfect condition, for $800 real estate sasltr!
no dealers. Phone Walnut 3001. q "
1000 USED AUTOS. J1B0 up: all styles asj
makes. Roman Auto Co.. 203 N. Broad m
3'
ATJTO MVERY AND OAKAQE3 ,'
INDEPENDENT TAXICAB CO,"
2420 N. BROAD ST. ''
AUTOMOBILES OF QUALITY TO HDVS'
Diamond 0408. Never closed. Park IS. J
STAR TAXIOAH CO.
PHONE DIAMOND 74,
TAXI TOWRINO LIMOUSrNn
IIALr REOUIAR ILA.TES.
Nover Closed. Formerly Jitney Rata 0.
POPLAR, 1017 To hlro (open day and nlitrfK
Park 148.', brand-new o-pass. touring at,'
i. .-.- nr. ; niso Drana-new 7-psssi iimonilu,'
$1.50 hr.: weddings, funerals. 1718 Glrarl
xu niKix, si.zij AJNiJ ujf y,
Toplar 213. Cars of all makes. Race 2341, A
BUY MOISTER Portablo Oarages Steel
'jm"
stucco, un uispiay soai N. Dth. Tioga
ATJTOPAlNTINa
QUALITY PAINTING Reasonable prices.
1321 Alrdrio st! (Broad above Erfi.) '
AUTO BEPATRINO
T SPEEDOMETER TROUBLES I
See BILLY, at hla new locntlon,
010 NORTH BROAD STREET.
CYLINDERS REBORED. new pistons and ring
furnished, welding and brazing. II. B. U
aerwooa a Co.. luzo Hamilton street. Patl
AUTO SUPPLIES t
, t ... PAnTS
-.. . to bulla or repair any car.
Phlla. Auto Parts Co.. 823 N. 13th. Parte UII
TlMKnN.nHA niNnn iivitt
New Departure Service Sta. The Owilllam pa,
1314 Arch at. Ph. Walnut 3107. Race 0i7
AUTO TIKES
PULLMAN TIRES
Guaranteed 3500 miles. Compare pries..
ORIM'S. 230 N. Broad street.
BOATS, M0T0BBOATS, LAUNCI
BEAUTIFUL CRUISER. 75 feat long: will on
. passengers; a large caoina; spies,
equipment: price 15000: will sell on -terms
or exchange for real estnta.
OaPEN. 1220 Filbert st. Walint 7330.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNXTIEB
PATENTS ?,?' .JSr-JSOuJA
Wa Will heln vm-i
-,.-... ..u a w - . t
avelop your Invention, Ael
nlneg."Sntir8as8."bU '-k MonU" "
FOSTER & WEBSTER BXJTia
. IOI1 Chestnut at, Bell phone Walnut 1
"--? ,SnYw. 1B TJW vat solid protection ia
of tha bast paying businesses : need 15000
no mors: I only want to deal with prim
their- attorney, no agent. U III,
YOUNO MAN, engineering- graduate, eoine
Perlenca. Will romM. hn.ln,, nmnaalt
bearing Investigation requiring service T
small nv.tm.nr n 1KJ T ..,..- ..al
MACHINH and blacksmith shop for rant. 17W
10 Ludlow st. Q 1B1, Ledger Central. I
-
BUSINESS PEBSONALS f
TsTAHfrsMTka Tjnf-iTTT Sr
Bail?.'?f"nc". AppraUement. 1 par CAf
HARKY W. SM
ML
111 Hansom
t :
EVRMIMn niivpuva ren lrrnm
ff.,,SifX,., . Phono Poplar 285. Open trtt I
LEIDNER'S. 10th and Qlrard ays.. B; W. coil
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR removed by electrolysall
Vrioa om.tA.,, ont way. uyeorow arca-1
"'J "i, -ui veiui --.neater xiuuain.
OABPET OiiEANINa
i
CON TINifUTAIi
I
CARPET CLEANINO linirSB
20TH ST. ABOVE CHESTNUT
Bell Phone.
Locust IBM, j
S gfJIJ-v Monarch storaob co.
Wll?gllllt 8870.7eLXCAlTggAVB.J
DBESSMAKINCr AND MILLTNEBt
DRESSMAKINg BT EXPERT
M OD I S T E
JOT Denckla Bid., Uth and Market sts.
BljC.A.VQIGHT
a
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