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Archbishop Celebrates Mass at Fu
neral of Founder of Mater Miseri
cord! ae Convent
fris Kr. Mother Mary Patricia WYttdron,
founder of the Slater Ml-erl-ordlae Con
Vent of the. Sisters of Mercy at Nirberlh.
n mother general of that order In this
tJty. 'w-s ourled this mornlim In the ceme
tery of that Institution following an lm
prejwlve funeral ceremony at which Areh
blehop Edmond K. Prendergast was the
celebrant of the funeral man.
The services which began at 10 o'clock
were attended by the sisters of the convent,
local cJertcy, visiting; slaters from other
dioceses and, parochial school children. The
entire attendance that crowded the chapel
formed Into n, processional and escorted the
body to the frrare.
Mother Patricia, who was In her Md
year, was one of the most distinguished
women In religious orders In the United
States. She was the head of the Convent
and, Sisters of Merer, St Mary's Mouse for
Catholic Working Girls, adjoining the con
vent at Broad street and Columbia avenue :
the JJater Mlserlcordlae Convent and
Academy at" Merlon and the Mlserlcordla
Hospital, now building In West Philadel
phia. .
SIRS. HAltVEY L. ELKINS DEAD
Wifo of Broker, After Lengthy Illness,
Dies at Chestnut Hill
Mrs. Mary Chapman Elklns died at her
home, 7S01 Creshelm road. Chestnut Hill,
this morning", following a protracted Illness.
Mrs. Elklns was the wife of Harvey U El
klns, a member of tho Arm of Edward V.
Kane. & Co , brokers, of this city, and
daughter of William C. Chapman, a promi
nent member of the bar at York, Pa.
Funeral servlcei will be held at the
Chestnut Hill residence on Saturday aft
ernoon at 4 o'clock, conducted by the Rev.
Charles E. Kder, of tho Episcopal Chtych
of St. Martln'a-ln-tho Field. The Interment
will be private.
Mrs. Elklns Is also survived by two
daughters and one son, Mrs. Harold M.
Broomall, Miss Ethel Chapman Elklns and
Frederick Chapman Elklns, of this city.
Two Sharks on Kensington Avenue
Two sharks are being- displayed in front
of 392S Kensington avenue today where
George S. Bliss has a fish market. They
were caught by him and Jacob Kohn, of
tho Enterprise Fish Company, yesterday off
Corson's Inlet, near Sea Isle City. Tho
men were fishing some IS miles off shore.
Three sharks wero caught In their net. An
10-pound one and a 65-pound one wero the
specimens brought home and now on exhi
bition. Tho big fellow, about 10 feet long,
escaped, tearing the net and spoiling a big
catch. The fish they have In Kensington
are about five and four feet long, respec
tively. TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
Joseph Bui warm. 2149 Perot it., and TIllls
Cbbon. 748 N. 34th it.
Morris Ooldbrg, 821 Cross-st., and Ooldle Good,
nun. 2S7 Fsderal al.
William Ounter. Jr.. 1710 S. 16th at., and Ethel
M. rarker, 1719 3. leth at.
Ororer C. Connelly. Innettavllle, H. C, and
Flora If. Andrews, Wllllamsport. Pa.
Douglass Stevens 1304 Cllirar at., and Marlon
Cooper. 2145 Ellsworth at.
Morris Solkln. 610 Wolf at., and Ida Schwartz.
20. Jackaon at.
Henry W. Ringgold. 783 B. 20th at., and Flor
ence F. Wright. 7S 8. 20th at.
William Detenu. 307 S. 31 at., and Gertrude
Zltomer. 1028 W. Norrls at.
eo V. Smith. 820 8. Bambrey at., and Eliza
beth A. Crawford. 2512 V. Huntingdon at.
Jacob Kensfsky. 80S Ellsworth at., and Sadie
Abrahams. 1110 8. 8th at.
Daniel II. Lesser. 220T K. 'William it., and
Grace Stales, 2:07 E. 'William at.
Charles Lary. 1213 St. Albans at., and Annie
Uraun. 738 S. 12th at.
Timothy J. Ring. Jr.. 1820 B. 10th at., and
lUry .IcDougall. 3400 S, 12th at.
Ernest ahr. Sew York city, and Lauretta
lire r a. 2303 X. Philip at.
Edward D. Watson. Shenandoah. Pa., and Flor
ence II. Fry, Shenandoah. Pa.
- THE WEATHER
Official Forecast
WASHINGTON, D. C. Aug. 3.
For eastern Pennsylvania: Cloudy to
night, somewhat warmer; Friday showers;
moderate south to west winds.
The temperatures have risen slowly In
tho northeastern States from the upper
Mississippi valley eastward, except along
the north Atlantic slope. The warmer area
will spread eastward to the coast today
and tonight, but no Intense heat is indi
cated at this time. In general there is a
temperaturo excess of from 4 to 8 degrees
throughout the Middle West this morning,
while seasonable conditions prevail in the
Atlantic States and the cotton belt. Scat
tered showers have covered portions of the
upper Lake region, the central valleys and
the cotton belt during the last 24 hours.
Observations at Philadelphia
8 A. If.
C&rometttr .-.----- ... .soil
Temperature 70
VTln4 ... Soutbea.it. S mllea
Sky
.Clear
Precipitation last 24 hours
Humidity
Minimum temperaturo
Maximum temperaturo
.rtone
...78
AS
,...60
Lamps to Be Lighted
Antes and other vehicles.
7:J3 p.m.
The Tides
TORT RICHMOND.
Urn water
. 420 a.m.
.11:49 a.m.
-ow water
Ian water
4 :io p.m.
aiESTNirr street wiluif.
tilth water
4:0S a.m.
iw water ,
UUra water ,
...HJOa.m.
.,. 4l p.m.
...10:44 a.m.
. 4SSa.m.
,,.102 p.m.
BREAKWATER.
lUra water
w water ,
Itro water
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Fnncral of Hugh B. Ii-ustort Today
Th funeral of Hush Doyle Houston, a
rrember of firm ot J J. Caldwell & Co ,
who died T'i--:ay- msH In Ms apartments
In Hamilton t n.irf. will be held this aft
ernoon at the OHv-t H Balr chapel M2'
Ch?r"n'it s'reet. will senrics at 4 o'clock
in ft Philip's Protestant Fptscopal Church,
Forty-second street and Battfthore avenue.
Interment will be private.
entfjg
.tRrilFR. On An t Mt nnnRRT jlflCH
KR, .Jr., ran of flor-rt and lit ra'e Sirs'!
rtrcn-r. iipuiiTM. anu rriende are innta to
At
:ew the rstnersl service, fattiniay, at 2
Sheet sat
at. Interment at Odd
ellewa'
Aiji:.-
Hi Airit 2 lfllr ..AHXIY WOLt-E
AVI8E. sr . hiebsrid
Arts in hia Aflth vest- mends of the family
"f mti'ii to attend the inner.! srv:cs.
eJturdr. 2 P. m . at M late residence.
407 Morton avena. Ridley Park. Interment
private
nKt If TH!..- rn Aurtj.it 2. 11. at th Xfawnlo
IIoti JAMES c. BBCHTBU arM M -enra.
IlHalt- and frl-nd. mn Tranttford lodge.
No 292. r. and A. it , ar Ir.rltM to tt-nd
tn funeral mrlc. on r-May, at 2:10 p. m.
Precl.ljT. at th Hoti 33 North Broad at.
tnternwrt at North Celar ltlll Cemetery. Auto-
rnobIM serrlc.
noNO. H JttW 3t. 1918. at fJairtcn. O.. JOHN
HfcRBKnT UO.VD, huaband of With Mae Uond
n-e White).
nnot S. Ot Atirust 2. 1918, MAr.GAnET A.
wire of Oeoree t Brooi and dausht-r of Mary
jnd the !m. lirt,a-l Kllv. Krlatlrea and
rieid tfjt t.aii, v Auiltlary Dlfl'lon No e.
A. o If., Hlectrlcal Aid Society and Employes
or Hell Telephone ompany urmanto -n Kx-cnanir-
ato lnMtd to attend the funeral, on
Saturday, at R 30 a. m., from hr late real
dency 10 W Penn aL. Uermantown. Solemn
reoulem ms at ft. Vincent d Paul's Chu"-h
t 10 a m. Interment at Holy Sepulchre
Cemetrv.
n.KINS.On Auirust 3. IBlfl. MART ClfAP-
ji- iiL.ii.-r. wire or Ilary I. tmiri
lielatlrea and frl'nda ar Invited to atterd th
funeral aervlcn. on Saturday, at 4 p m.. at
rr late realdence. 7M;1 Crahelm road, Pt
ilartln'a. Intermnt private. York papera
Please cipy.
ri.KTninn on July SI. 110. suddenly, at
Na at-r eldence. ICjr. Christian at.. JOSEPH
K. FI.ETrilKH. ased 74 yeare nlatl-' ir 1
frl-nde. and ll'alnc Star IM'. No. 121. r,
and A. L ar lr.ltd to attnd tfc fun-r-il
;rri. on Friday, ot 2 r rn . at the Oliver
If Hilr Huildlnii 120 'h(tr.ai at. Inter
ment prhat- Pla" c!t ftowera
OAIIlI.n AutruM 2. 19ie. .fOSF.Plt K.,
hunrard of .Vary I. Gamble. Il-latlvci and
frlen.lJ ar- "ulted to att id th funeral arv
Icec on Saturdav at 2 r rn . at the real
dnee if Samu-I McQ-jad-. 2Cvj Mount Vernon
a . tntnn-nt at Central Laurel Hill
m"try. Auto rMce
o:n;r.r. On aucui 2, 1010 iaTH eliza-
UK,' rif bf Har-y C Gwk.e. Jr , and
daughter of Clifford D and Sarah t'alvert.
ncd 22 tara. R" atle and frlende nre In
vited to attnd tho funeril rtcee Sat'ir
dav at 2JI0 p. m. nt her arer.ta' res:d-ne.
Sill Fprure at. Remains can l lewed on
Friday eienlnr. Int-rment private.
Cnfll.'. On Auguit 2 ll'in, ALTON, aon of
Susan and the late P.obrt Oren. ait'd 23
yeara Relatives and frler.da ar InvltM to at
tend the funeral, on Saturday, at 1 p m.. from
hta brother's rId-nce 13S Kil Sharpnark
at., Ormartown Benl"' In Hsincs Street
A. M. E Cfcurjh at 1 30 p. rn. Inlrmnt at
Merlon Cematery. Remains may be lewd
Krlday enlns.
GRl'l'. On Ausust 1, 191 0. OOTTrT.lED
CRL'S". hoaband ef Ma.-le Sophia Umti. In
hla lth ear. Relatives nrd friends alao
Court IJelvlaw. No le7. y. of A , and Alaace
lin-riclal Aasoclatl m. are Invited to attend
' th. fyneral. en Saturdav at 2 p, m . from
tin late resident. 2712 V. SuaQuehanca ave.
Interment nrlvate.
HANNl'JI. On Autruat 2 1010. SAMlTEt, R .
huaband of Mary S. Harnum. used 70 years
Relatives and friends i!so WasMncton Camp,
No. .1S3. f O S of A . Police of Twenty. third
Dlatrlct ind Continental Itepubitran Club are
Invited In attend the funeral anlr-s. Satur
day, at 2 p tit. prerlseiy. at his dauirlter a
residence Mrs Albert S n-rs um n. 22d
at. Interment private, at West Laurel Hill
Cemetery
IHIllIKI.f.. On Auruat 1. 1810. suddenly, at
Nantuck-t, Mass.. JAMUS H'AKEMAN. Jr..
son of J. V" Ilubb-ll and Prances Pbllilpa
Ilubbell. of St. David's. Pa., aged alx yeara.
Kur.eral private.
HUNT. On Aucust 2, 1911. LIZZIE, widow of
Churl's Hunt of Hrld-sburc. and dauzhter
of Elijah and Louisa Hook Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend the funeral, on
Saturday, at 7 a. m.. from the resld-nce of
her alster. Mrs Emma MrKlllop. 3J0 Can
trell street 'Third street and Snder avenue).
Requiem mass at St Alfonso's Church, 8 30
a. m pre-lsly Interm-nt at Moat Holy
Redeemer Cemetery. Auto service
JACKSON. OnAustistl. 1910 in Chattanooea,
Tenn.. FANNY McCALL. wife of Arthur L.
JnHonn and daughter ot in lato Richard
McCall.
JANNKY. On Elahth Month 2d. 19IS. at his
realdence, Warlne-. Jenkintown, Pa., EM
MOIl K. JANNEV. son of the late Thoraas
and Mary K1mtr Janney. In 78th year of
his ate Relatives and friends are Invited
to attend the funeral, on Sixth-day afternoon.
Elshth Month 4th. at 4 p. m , In Ablncton
SUMMER RESORTS
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TTI LEADING RtSOin HOTEL Of THE VNORLD
B2atlorough3knlicini
ATLANTIC CITY.N. J.
OWNCSSHIP MAMAO-M-NT.
JQ9IAH WHfTt: I. fiOK3 COMPANY
HOTEL HELP cn aecursa promptly
--' Xiiiixii7 jbrousb the want col
lirani of tho Ledgers. Mrs. Mead, in charsa
of the Household Registry Ourc.u. is of treat
aervlca to Ltdxer advertisers la brlmlnt em
ployers and employes tostther. Address bar
at Washington Ilulldlnc. 808 Chestnut at., or
phone Walnut or alaln 8000
-WABTH-OBE. PA.
Strath Haven Inn
"Uk a bit st OU
En.iand" IKa Qrssk
Now osea. Phono SwarUunora 1 J.
mmJT a3 "!SI JJmk- fSSSSLS
EVEOTtfG
DEATI1S
Friends' Metlnir Ifonee lntermnt at Ablnr
ton. AntM will meet train at Jenktatowri
Strtln which leaves Readlns Terminal at
S 17 r m
JoniMN. On Auirost 91 In Maneeslr,
Mass r.ri p JORDAN of Hoaton. In hll
BSth f Vnn-Tal tee-vr.e at Trinity
f'kurefc ' - wi. Vri-tt- Aoroe- 1. at 2 p. m.
KINO tm July. 2?, 1916. at Douslas. Arlx..
Corporal J. nlllfAL . ftlNO of 212.N R'h
at . Camden. N J., son of the late IMitard
Harrleon and Elleabeth Whltall Klne fn" At-
klnein aed 27 rears Relatives ami frlenela.
alao Battery B. of Camden. N. J., are Invited
to attend the fameraf services on Friday, at 11
a m.. at St. Paul n Chorea. Sih ami Market
ats . Camden. N. J. Interment at Harlelsb
Cemetery.
K0P1. On Aurost 2. 191(1. DOROTUT C.
KOPP tne Kohl-r), In her 0th year Rela
tives rd friend arr lnslte.1 to attend the
funeral ervlce Thursday, at v. m., at the
realdetiee of her on ln-lav Franklin S Olb
en. 5SO S 4th at Interment at Pottsvllle,
! on arrival of train leavinc Rsdlns
Terminal Philadelphia. 105.'. a. m Friday
I Um!G, On A as is t 1 loin MARTHA
llCOHSON wife of John Mrlelit I.udwle,
aeq f,i years, iteiaeives and friends are n
vited to attend the funeral services, on )-rlday.
et 2 n. m it her Iste residence. 30414 Reno at.
,denee. 3BI Reno at.
Interment t Fernw-iod cemetery Remains
may bo viewed on ThuraJa. from 7 to 9
P. m.
Miioin:r.r,. on Aumst 2. loin, oeoroe
W . husband of Sarah E. McDowell (ne
Hotvdenl aid mn of Adella and late Qepree
W. .Mclowel!. Residence, 410 Bast Flora
street. Dae notice of the funeral will be
riven.
MILLER. On Auirust 2. 1010, WALTER E.,
nn of Frank W and Mary W. Miller and
r-andson of Elizabeth A and th' 's'e Jospi
w Hilton. In his tenth yeir. Relat'ves and
filer, la are InvHed to attend tb fui'ral serv
ices on Saturday, at 2 p. m.. st n:s psrnts'
r-elderH-e. 411 IMst Wselinston lane, German
town Interment private, at West Laurel Hill
,.,. .rr
MrKEOHV. On Aurust 1, 1916. at her hom.
lil West Johnson st . Jrmantown ELIZA
Ilimi A. McKEOWN Funeral services at her
! residence, on Thuraday, at 8 P. m. Inter
ment private.
StrnriiV On Aucust 1 1911. WILLIAM M.
MCRPIlT. Relatives and friends nr Invited
to attend the tun-rat s-r. Ices, on Friday, at
2 p m . at hie lats residence. 2I2J N. Han
cock st. Interment private. Kindly omit
flowers
r.iTTKRSOJf. On July SI. 1919, at Wlldwoed.
N J . OEOROS W. PATTERSON, snn of
Harriet and the 1st Phillip Patterson hus
hind of Laura V. Patterson (ne Orapwlne),
asd 8? ears. Funeral services Sunday, at
Wlldwood. N J. In'erment private, at Har-
i!irn i -metry tamien, w. J.
RECK ENDflRr. Suddenly, rn Aucust 1. 1910,
JAf'CiU husband of th lat Sarah Recken
dorf, el 71 years Relatives and friends
are in- Ited to attend th funral srvles,
r.n Friday a" 10 a m rreis'y at the par
lore of Morris ll.,hbrg cin 2009 North
llrnad street. Inte-ri-rt strictly private at
Adath Jeshurun Cem-tery.
SMH.1.-On Ausust 1 191rt. CHARLES, M.,
sen of William F a- 1 Emma E Small of
Bl.1fl Spruce st. Relatives nnd friends are
1. 1. tied to stnd th- fun-r.il services Satur
day, at 2 p in . at tho Oliver H Hair llulld
lnjr. 1520 "-h-smut st. Interment at est
STEAMBOATS
IDEAL FAMILY EXCURSION
Iron Steamer THOMAS CLYDE
To AUGUSTINE BEACH
100-MILE RIDE for 50c
STOPPING AT CHESTER DAILY
PENNSGROVE WEEKDAYS ON'LT
Only boat to Ancnellne Ilenrh. Landlnr In
front of droie. 4 hours on the Heath, .safe
salt water bathlnr 300 kanltary bathrooms.
UANCIMi ALL IV on boat H rrounds. l'lentr
tablet, benches and shade. Artesian vvutrr.
Fare Wd 50c Children SI0 25c
Leaves Arch St. Mbarf 80 A. M. Dally.
Sunday n.-oo A. M.
JAMES E. OTIS. Jlrr,. 3 ARCH STREET
Cea-Kolnr
Family
Stenmer
CAPE MAY
DELICHTFCL NIOHT RIDE O.V
ltlVEK. HAY AMI OCEAN UNDER
THE HARVEST MOON
Leaves Arch St. Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, 6 r- rn , for Capo May,
VAIIdvvood and Lewes. Stops at Chester
at 7-30 p. m. on way down Arrives at
Cape May 7 a. m Leaves Cape May
Wednesdays. Fridays and Sundays, 5-30
p. m., allowlne for daylight ride up the
Hay. Hound trip. Jl 50 Tickets good
for 16 days. Staterooms newly fur
nished. KestauranL Orchestra.
Phone .Market 1617.
SUMMER RESORTS
CANAD
5f2Si
The trip includes tb
Thousand Islands, th
exciting descent of th
marvelous rapids, th
historic associations of
f-ieAs'
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Montreal, Quaint old Quebec, and
the famous Sauenar River, with
its stupendous Capes, "Trinity"
and "Eternity."
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region. Capacity 00. Every modern equip,
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Garage Special season rates. Booklet and auto
maps mailed Cdaches mrt trains. JOHN
PUltDY COPE. 10 years of Water Qao HouiiT
LEDGER-HILADBLPHIA, THURSDAY, AUGUST
nnATns
Laurel Hill Cemetery. Friend mar view
remslnt Friday, from 7 to o p. m
ZEM.KR- On Aurtut 1. 101 CHARLES, hna.
band of Ida Zeller.fnec Hennett). ar-d 47
yeara Relatives and friends, alto Franklin
Council, No. 20, o. of I A Happena Tribe
No 112. I O R. M i Feit-ivlll Tear!-Ben-fl-ial
Association, are Invited to attmd the
funeral erees, on Saturday, at 3 P rn. pre
cisely, at his late residence. Oreenmotint Ceme
tery interment at ureenmoum i.emetery.
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and Found ads nro inserted in the
Daily Public Ledger without addi
tional charrje.
Want ads under all ether classification may
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rate.
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Is permitted In all elasslf!ctIon eicept Help
snn ouumion wanted Ljai ann tounu l'er
scr.als Doardlns and Rooms. When ro spe-1-fiel
sdd FIVE CENTS PER AOATE LINE TO
ANT OF THE AROVE RATES.
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Baltimore ave.eubwav car No. 34 reward If
r-iumra 10 ssai uaitimore ave.
PEItSONALS
ALL PERSONS are hereby cautioned .aealnst
harnorlnr or trustlne any of the erewof the
Jlrltlh S S. Arb, from Bordeaux France.
W H Dv'e master, as no debts of their con
tractlne will bo raid by the maetr. con
sl.nees or br
EARN LINE STEAMSHIP CO . Acents.
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WESTERN PNION TELEGRAPH CO. 1301
C'he.'nut st Hill Palyna. It V R-ynolds. S.
J. Mmp'on M Tl-rstein. Dr A W Oood
speI Mrs Adams. Miss Alice M Hvrrett.
Dally Tlrraph. Wm P Clausen. Mato. Miss
O-rtrude Eldrldc. Tom Kriv. Edith Carroll.
J It Ansnovv. F 1 I'hand.er. V. L Mon
tell. H N M-Maater. Rill I. J.- Handerson lc
Robert'nn Clarne Falr'e-'-s. Miss Mary
K Tal"-, Aaron ESwher. M All-rt. Ca
prettl Ilorfcllo tllll Bowman, II P. McCus
POTAL TELEORAPH CAHLE CO.. 1421 S.
Penn square J. W Garl'rk. Chia O Bro-vn.
Ppriyd Ch-mlcal. Mrs. Elmer Crowley. Metal
Lubricant Co.. Metal Lub Co., Miss Til
N-ison
HELP WANTED FEMALE
BOOKKEEPER for about 0 months: younc lady!
117. Vj per week: office hours. S-5o to 5:3u:
1 hour lunch: close SaturJavs 1 o'clock.
See Mr. Mather. 1034 Wldener Bulldinc. be
tween 12 nnd 1.
CHAMBERMAID and laundress anted, a youn
woman, with referenc. until December 1.
P O Box 1.1. Devon. Pa.
CHILDM'RSE. white, to ro to Florida from
Philadelphia with family about middle Sep
temler Must have best ref-rences: apply by
letter, statirr ase. previous experience. vihether
marrl-d or slnirle and wace- Permanent po
sition for rlsht person. Address Mrs. William
Justice Lee. Camden. Maine.
CHtLDNtRSE. experienced, colored or white:
Poconn Mountain Aurut 11 to end of sea
son, reference. Telephone Spruce 2S73.
CLERKS with typist ability. hlh school crad-uat-s
preferred, rood opportunity for advance
ment, pleasant environment: state nee, salary
d-sired and business refs M 251. I-ed. Cent.
COOK and downstairs srlrl for Main Line; ref
erence rqulr4. good wages. Apply 421 WooJ-
land ave Wayne. Pa. Phone '-''12 J Wavne.
COOK wantd for private family In German
town: xlvo ace, reference, qualifications and
salary expected. J 017. Ledger Office.
COOK AND WAITRESS. Protestant, mother and
daughter or 2 sisters; ref. required; no laundry
work H 725. Ledger Office.
COOK and downstairs woman, country: reference
required : no washing. Meet employer Thurs-
day. 11:30 a. m.. Room 20.1. liua Chestnut st.
COOK and downstairs work, colored: suburbs;
reference rmulred Meet employer 11 a. m.
Thursday, Room 205. COS Chestnut st.
GIRLS over IS eara wanted for light work,
no experience necessary. IS week paid while
learning. Apply 313 N 3i'd st.
GOVERNESS for two children during week-ends.
Saturday and Sunday, throughout summer;
pleasant position In pretty suburb. Address,
with refep-nce.F.A .P.0.llox 3500;
HOUSEWORK, general: German preferred, ref-
ercnees required Apply 2221 N Park ave.
MAIDS. 2. nrst class, wanted by the 1st ot
September at St. Martin's. Philadelphia, one
for cooking, th other tor chamberwork and
waiting; small family; Protestants preferred.
H 724. Ledger Office.
OPERATORS, experienced on men's
neckwear. T. P McCutcheon fk Dro.,
Pltcalrn Building, nth and Arcn.
SALESLADY for confectionery store: steady
work; experienced. Apply at J. Nlcklea. 133
Market st.
STENOGRAPHER AND TYPIST, with knowl
edge or bookkeeping. In an office where du
ties will be ot general character and where
common sense and aptitude count most; pref
erence to one able to translate French or Ger
man; salary 113 per week, a 58. Ledger
Central.
STENOGRAPHER AND TYPIST, quick at fig
ures on automobtle cost work for a tempo
rary position, with chances of a permanent
monthly position, references as to character
and ability required. A 300, Ledger Office.
rvvw-avsyisvvvsysyiAsyvivvvvvv
1
I Go After It
e
npHE "watchful waiting"
Jt I policy of securing a bet-
ter position is out-of-
date. Nowadays, if you want
. a better job, you must go
i after it. Try a Ledger Want
5 Ad. They've placed hun
5 dreds of men and women in
; better positions. They can
do just that for you, and do
it quickly, too !
Phone, Call or Write
Ledger Office
Walnut or Main 3000
ie.VVVWV.VWVSA.V,VVVVV.4J,,5
HEtP WANTED FBJIAIiB
Continued tron TmeUnt Colate
STENOonAPHEn
ouick and accurst,' "P-"-
ence not rrecessary
siry rernsanent posltwn.; '5
foe ilrl who. will re J-'ll'ns to
plnr O 54 l-der Central
advant-emert roe
learn book3cep!nr
. . . .... Hrninr-
duties, most be rtcjd tnIt and have 5'
edc- of files. Call luce 28i4 or spruco
1073. -j-r--
STENOGRAPHER Toon lady .ff"!"! JJ .
mannfacturlne concern Address In own nano
wrltlnc. statlnr are. etperl-ce Jd rarer
ences: salary lAif JiSILdrCentral.
STENWIRAPinlR In home, of fie of f fire Inaor
ance company: state experience and salary ex-p-eted
A 310. Ledger Office.
TELEPHONE OrERATORS T Bel Jelethene
Company offers re'ltiena as optrato -s to in;
telhsent .youre irfira v'tjeen 18 , a .
yeara oli. salary 0 week while learnla.
with rapid advancement: a stead- w-ltlon
assurd. with pleasant surrour.llnts and un
uual orportnnfr for pro-notion fPly in
P-rson to th- ffir Telephone Craparrr'-erer.-tr-V
r-hool. 403 Market St.. Cally j''""
SM m and 5 j, r. 'dr and rrlday
evenlris between . SO and S30 o eloeK.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS, experienc d lel
and lenr dlttanc: also sirl to learn "rrat
Irr Keystone Operatlns; Co., 135 South 2d at .
Room 408; 5
VVAITREPS wanted. Apply al once. 8th and
itee s'e . Mttint Pinai riospitai
WOOLENS Olr's sterlncd In simple room.
A23J.Ldtirorfce .
, , i- tjt ,. M.wt. ...I eAirn-tftlrS
,,.jii. null"! ' . -'-"-"" .if, ".', ie
work, ore for rhambrwork and waltlne. rei-
erenc. o.js nrne sr , liermaniown
HELP W VNTED MALE
AIR CHIPPERS Steady work fcr alrlhirP're.
on piece wc-k. can make, I3.JO to IS ''!,,fr
dv working- .:: normal werklr.js conditlcn
Penn Works PENN SEATtOARD.. STEEL
CORPORATION FRONT AI'D PENN STS
CHEJTE11 PA , .
ARTIST vounc. wantd. who has had exp mak
Inic perspective drawlnrs A 286 Leds-r Off.
BLACKSMITH?, boilerm.ikers. machinists, car
repairmen, laboreis shop hnds carrnters.
brides builders tiatnlers, telee-aph rperators
for work out of the city on Pennsylvania Rail-ro-id.
rst-s of pay 19 to a., cents per hour.
Apply 1025 Filbert t.Jt1 8a m and Pm
BOOKKEEPER double entry: mut understand
eontrotli-c accounts thoroushly: ccrr well rec
ommended call wth written app.lca. Thurs.
ConoIldatd Furniture Mfrs.. loll rilbrt. .
EOT want'd 19 vefl.ru of age or over, to make
himself generally useful. Apply of-- 0 a. m.
fo the Brilliant Manufactu-lns Co., In3i
Rlde ave
BOY. about Id. warted for messenger service
In of)'- of large corporation. O 24 o. Led
rer Central
BOY wanted llrlcht. enereetlc wl!lln Food ep-
portunltyjvnd jdv ar.cmcnt. Q 441, Ledjent.
BOYS WANTED ever IS years. t learn sood
trade, coo.1 salary while learr.lr... A 30j.
Idr Office.
DRAFTSMEN, deslmln First-class, experi
enced men for hlh-rade pleasur bodies:
exrenent opr-riunny (or cnose vno can ',.i
Ify. In replyirir state fully qualifications and
refs Address P O. Box SS01. Philadelphia.
excellent opr-rtunity tor tnose v-no can i..i;
DRAFTSMAN structural; experienced on lay
outs ind d-!m "i shop-b-jlldln, etc : clve x-
P-rlence- and salary. O 243. Ledger Central.
rARSI HANDS AND LAROP.ERS WANTED for
eeneral work Apply In person cr by letter
to 11. K. Mulford Co.. Olenolden. Pa.
rmnMN
AND
nnAivriMRN'
ItAtl.nnAn EXPERIENCE
AFPLT DLTIMOnE AND OHIO KATLnOAD
FnPE LABOR nUREAU,
510 SO. 11TH ST.
INSTRt'MENT MAKER8, with knowledge of
surving instruments: state, age and experi
ence. A 30. Ledger Office.
LABORERS. 100 wanted. Turner Construction
fo . car of Vacuum Oil Co . Paulshoro. N J
LEVEItMEN 2 and tongsmen. 2 wanted to
work on -ton hammer: rrmannt position:
good wages nn trouble: Pittsburgh district.
M fl.I. Ldsr Offlc.
MAN AND WIFE WANTED Man for janitor
bovs boarding school, must b familiar with
low-pressur steam boilers and machinery In
general, wlf for general housework and car
of linen, state experience, references and
wages desired in the first letter to receive
consideration. 'Ivlnc . provided at school.
Teats School. Lancaster. Pa,
MAN wanted capable of Installing furnace
grates, turbine blowers: must be able to do
necessary brickwork and small amount of
ste-im fitting, this work can b done on the
side or without Interfering with steady rosi
tlon. Address Slechsnlc Rox M 704. Led. Off.
MAN AND WIFE Good rook and houseman;
good reference H 728. Ledger Office
MACHINE RLOCKERS. tip and stretchers;
steady work for reliable oprators.
Brooklyn New York.
MACHINIST AND
trouble. Apply
htckon ave.
REPAIRMAN. No labor
MIDVALE. 4300 Wlssa-
MACHINIST, first class, on sewing machines;
on accustomed to Industrial overlock ma
chines preferred F. D P. O Box 3500.
MACHINISTS and machinists' apprentices who
desire to secure for themselves a permanent
place In tho making of htch-grad Instruments
are requested to write full particulars as to
experience, wages expected, etc. No war
material work which will cause loss of posi
tion when orders are filled, but steady work
to youne men who want a future. Address
P 702 ledger Office.
MACHINISTS Several tool makers, gauge mak
ers and general machinists Apply Industrial
Manufacturing Co . 117 Federal st . Camden.
MACHINISTS Two fioor hands. 43 rents per
hour, fi or 10 hours a day. Q 447. Ledger
Central
MEAT CI'TTER. A No 1. for Atlantic City.
Apply 431 Broadway Camden.
MEN. in. wanted to learn sausage and pork
packing bualness; 22c. per hour. Apply 3045
G erm antown av e
MFN wanted, laborers and locomotive cleaners.
P R It. Co Call 1711 Filbert St. """""
MEN WANTED I2.S per day: 11 hours' pay,'
10 hours work. Apply Outside Department.
25 4 5 Arlmlngo ave.
NIOHT WATCHMAN wanted: engineer pre
ferred Apply Becker. Smith A Page. Water
and Snvder ave.
PLANERS han.l. thoroughly familiar with plan
ing hardwood; good wages; steady work.
Henry Dlsston & Sons. Tacony. Pa. ""'"
SALESMEN
Experienced, for men's clothing, alao
for china and glaaaware. Apply Bu
reau of Employment, 4H floor, before
BTRAWBRIDaE CLOTHIEIt
SALESMAN Young man aa printing- and ad
vertising salesman by one of the oldest and
largest printing concerns In Philadelphia:
inust be experienced, have good reference ami
be a high-class mm; Protestant preferred:
state age and salary expected, all communl
cations strictly confidential. 312. Ledger
Office ' ucll"r
SALESMAN wanted
commission. A 232
?.rry chair Una on
,r w i nee.
SAJLlER.'i.0?,.hn"d. wA"-.'tady
liy "Henry DUston1 SoV.acon"1
I'.nna
B0y".R? .f ."!' PlIUonj.eori.
wc"":: - "v ,wuic jr; iransDortatioQ
paid Room 814. 023 Chestnut.
STAULEMEN. 2. wanted, white or colored, for
general work around horses. Apply In oirmak
or by letter. H. K Mulford. OleSnirti" "?!
STATE MANAGER
Ohio manufacturer of medlum.prtced auto.
mobllea wants man, over 25 yeara at. a to
take charge of their wholesale bSilnesV l
the eastern halt of Pennsylvania. Yf ?
In the automobile line not 'required. bw'tuVl.
ness ability and good references' essential.
To man who oan qualify this is an excellent
proposition with large returna five-year con'
tract: 11000 cash required to cover suc
carried on hand. For Interview write, giving
telephone number, If possible. Box T aitl.
Ledger Office. ""'
t
3; 1916- - .
HEtP WAifXJai " ..
Co-H-.rd frtms nrcedlsir C-rarrm
SUGAR rd cremate rr?ennS' $1
pected. P L LedrerCentraI
flMEKEEPEn-Tcjnmar ir-rced lln.hoj
tlmekeplne: nvist ,b".,p'n4nJ,n.nt position;
S.JSI-Si&2aeL
WANTED
wm. An.BB?! ?!. KXPEniENCEi
mmmw-RfM.y&?Mw
a not
ROAD COMPAN
819 S. 11TH ST,
SbVrBd x 0f.wt. &
Ltd . Rrantford. Canada. .
WANTED. WATClUtAKERS
Steadv employment- jood ; "
crcailnr production: state experienee.
a and nationality. cAl!HwriACTORT
INOERSOLL-TRINTON WATCH 1ACTUHI
WOODTTRNERS. Henry Dlaston Bona. Ta
cony. Pa,
WORSTED irULE SPECTERS AND P1ECERS.
FBENCH STST-if. NO NIGHT WOIUE.
.
THE BtWHAM MILLS, KfO.
POQ.ONOCK, CONN..
NEAIl ItARTFOHD. CONN.
TOUNO MAN. not under 21 . to assist In
order an I sales department of mschlnery
house: must hav. -ome mtT,nlVnwliff.
H .'"curate, at BWK. airt hat od "
nU .. .. . .-".-"- -j;, . O Tf
Prler.c and salary desired.
P 701. Ledger
jtiie.
TOfNO MAN, strong, wanted. , anoui --."
of ace. Protestant, to work In 7nn0'?,"fiJ
grocery warehouse, one experienced In either
retail or wholesale grocery preferred. Ad
dress A 304. ledger Office
TOL'NO MAN. 17. to assist In bookkeeptn. de
partment state experience, salary, etc. J t
Ledger Office.
TOUNO MAN in office of a fire Insurance com.
panrt state age and experience. A du.
Ledger offlce. .
TOUNO MEN WANTED
Exceptional opportunity for energ-tlo
young men possessing good personality,
high character and salesmanship abil
ity, to represent large manufacturing
concern In travelling capacity. Men with
college training preferred.
State ag. exprlence and reference.
Address "F. B.," P. O. Box 3J00,
Philadelphia.
TOUNO MEN wanted to learn the telephone bus
iness: must be high school, manual training
or college graduate, state age and qualifica
tions. M 147, Ledgr Central .
VOUNO MAN wanted for all-night clerical posi
tion In office of large grocery house: salary to
start. 17 per week: state age. Address P. O.
nox I2sn f
IF TOU CAN KEEP a set of store's stock
ledger cards accurately and have had ex
rrlence In steel or allied lines, answer this
advertisement, stating full particulars. Ad
dress "C. T " P. O. Hot 3443
EXCELLENT opportunity for an energetic and
trustworthy man to establish himself with one
of the great life Insurance companies, field
work, canvassing and collecting. M 149,
Ledger Central. '
General
BOOKKEEPERS and accountants. 113-30: clerks,
150 mo. up; atenographera, 110-18, draftsmen,
mechanical, Jltv-:u. foremen, thoroughly expe
rienced brass foundry men; other positions
open for high-grade men Business Service
Co.. 1301 Land Title Building.
SITUATIONS -WA-JTED FEMALE
CHAMBERMAID and waitress; private or hotel
work; good reference. II ill). Ledger urtice.
COMPANION, maaaglng housekeeper: good
sewer, fond of children: country preferred: can
furnish good references. H "IS. Ledger Office.
DRESSMAKING by the day, 11.50. SS21 Upland
St.. Phlla.. Pa.
HOUSEWORK Girl, colored, wants general
housework. 2021 Lombard at.
QIRL. German, wlahea chamberwork In apart-
ment. pest reierences. i.-.o jm. jtanooipn.
HOUSEKEEPER American, experienced, capa
ble of taking entire charge; plain cook, cheer
ful, willing; good reference; also practical
nurse. H 725. Ledger Office.
MOTHER'S HELPER Refined American Prot
estant by day or week. H 723. Ledger Office
STENOGRAPHER, good beginner, desires posi
tion; willing to take IS to start. Q 52, Led-
ger central
STENOGRAPHER-Secretary. thoroughly skilled
In legal and commercial work. O 53. Led. Cent.
STENOGRAPHER Youne lady of ability, em
ploved. desires outside work. O 257. Led. Cent.
SITUATIONS -WANTED MALE
ACCOUNTANT Experienced In secretarial work
for men of largo affairs; excellent references;
Wharton School graduate plus large business
training. Q 157. Ledger Central.
ANALYTICAL ACCOUNTANCY
EFFICIENCY ENGINEERING
AN EXPERT
ADDRESS P. O. BOX 82T, CITT,
ASSISTANT In chemical laboratory: a recent
graduate C. II. -., desires position: have
knowledge of qualitative analysts. 30.
Ledger Branch. 00th and Market.
KKEEPER. 10 years' experience, educated
Ishes steady pos. Ledger Br.. 3101 Otn. ave!
BOOKKEEPER, capable ot taktnr full charge:
A-l reference. 6 240. Ledger Central" '
CHAUFFEUR Thoroughly competent man.
with five years' experience: also understands
care ot lawn; gofd reference, P 015, Ledger
CHAUFFEUR, experienced, desires position:
nirai
CHAUFFEUR, mechanic. Packard man. wishes
cos, for summer months. O 853. Led. Centrsl.
CLERK Young man. with gdod experience and
ability, possessing good Nracter with will
ff 440". liffir'SegKE W',h "" COO"rn-
DENTIST Pennsylvania graduate, experienced
wants position, assistant or dental mechanic:
moderate aalary. o 452. Ledger Central
. , DRAFTSMAN
Mechan leal, age 32, open for engage.
meat within 2 weeks; has specialised on
plant maintenance and equipment; also
familiar with reinforced concrete de.
'te can design and supervise work:
c t V out cUy" " i0' "
SITTJATIONS WANTEpKAtgl
Con flatted front Preceding
r'"3l
ELECTRICAL ENOINEER, experience.) Ti7
plant, destrn operatlns; nnd plant tmtlavi i
sonaoie. vj os. iorer central '"
l.r.i iiiiv-zvL -iouiih man, nice 20 ses M
electrical school, wishes position wlti .
tnnlty fordancement M 703, Ldri. gTl
ENOINEER. fully qualified to take entire rti1
of manufacturing or rerriaeratlna; Blanr
employed, desires to make chan-s: satlsfseS
reasons lor wnicn win p mven at Inte,,
first-class reference. A 8Q9. Ledte-ng1
ESTLfATOR, plumblns; and heatlnr T
ehanirei clear reeordj technical, practleaiS'
34 ljedKer Central. LT
MAN. middle aited, education, cood hea1i,
rect, habits, itood references, requires eJT
menl. office, collector, responsible wstefci''
Janltor; fldelllyjiond., X fill 8343 Vlnsfe
MAN, dependable, with over irrenraT"eiiSrt
In handllre credits, purchases. advertlsR??
mall order, ek position of responsihimi. .'
live and ttetful. O 253. Ldrer r-.M.ii'yi
SAFETf ENOINEER. and lnspctor7Thf
rraduate: experienced; capable of taklns m.
of any all plant; knowledge of comtienV..D
laws, O 2.-2. ijrJKnr Centra! """Watt
SALESMAN, of abll!tyi"frefer to s-ii ,om,tr;
mchaneal. O 24L-IdaerCentrnl, on"tlft
TAILOR A practical cutter with la'rea eiieir
wants Job with a reputable merchant isnl
O 25S. Ledger Centraf. rcnant taife
WANTED
ID Work of any kind that a ... J
fr" oiq nnu wun riani arm and leg mi,,.1
can do: lost arm and leg In railroad trifSl
eian living; youne man and willing to o?S?J
years
CLAftENCB HIOOIN8, 1011 Locust rt.
TOI'VO IAV rnfmi-l, l,h V- v T -
tlon Commission, wishes position with Kl
ance company: knowledge of Tenn. isi, i!"5
Insurance references. Cl 442, Iilser r.V.?5!
TOL'NO MAN", rrntestant. 19 earsTerr)eTnr
cost clerk: heat reference: ..t.VxT.r!
answer all replies. M 148. Ledger Ce"'f,"
FILIPINO,
m ... n..,..i . ...
-v, iuuiik in,rini, wisnes m,iMH
or houseman, city or country f,.TTl
Call rtonm 305. COS CtoitZuYt? "fl
cutler
erenc.
JAPANF;SB cook and wife, housework: no sit
ing, small family; references, E leia VhHj
CAN some crowing business use 15000 sss LB
services of a young, ambitious married ni?
w.h?' ' unacqualntej with the fundameS.
of that business, prefers to start at thi "
torn? I want a good future and an liii
in the business, can furnish best credemT
business must stand atrlct Investigation! Vut
&rTo,.1,LII'rientra..rCPly r"'
EMPLOYJIEHT AGENCIa
RS. ICAN'D. BII S. 10th. wants and snj
flrat-class white- help. Thane Spruce' 84o1
AUTOMOBILES
For Sal
CADILLAC, 1014. tourlnir car, overhauls! fl
rcpilnted: full equipment: price 1830. itrMI
SALES CORPORATION. 142 N. Droia
COLE 8 Demonstration. , 1
L. S. BOWERS CO., 215 N. Broad I
COLE Distributers. a " I
HUDSONS rbullt and guaranteed: phiei
roadsters and cabriolets elec. light andtfJB
era OOMEHY-bCHWARTZ, 253 N. Bre
nrom ,'
1912 SIMPLEX. CO horsepower touring can ,
Ksetfa In .... ..
1009 Packard, 30-horsepoiVer " limonslnt
nit Iniislnt tss4l . .
THE WHITE COMPANY"
-iu .orin iiroau at.
CHASSIS We have a few cheap cars of bi
the chassis would be very suitable for tA
or delivery work of nnv kind- rtnn'i ,.,
come In and look them over If vnu went JLl
thing at n bargain price for delivery pur9i
Locomobile, 2314 Market st. Locust
1. , .nmii ,'ni, i-JiuimiBP ar ept,
SEND FOR FREE BULLETIN
OF USED CARS
nonsoN auto exchanob. 233 n. imni
tvtr.l. T-NCHANGE 10ln n.nass. tnnel.. .
perfect condition, for JS0O real estate eai
no dealers. Phone Walnut 3001. "
IOOO USED AUTOS. 1130 un. all sl.l.i";
makes Roman Auto Co.. 203 N. Brotli
ATJTO LIVERY AND OAHAGia
INDEPENDENT TAXICAB UM
2420 N. BROAD ST. I
AUTOMOBILES OF QUALITY TO nU
unmonu nsn. .evT?r ciosch. rarg u I
STAR TAXICAB CO.
PHONE DIAMOND 74.
TAXI TOURING LIMOUSINE
HALF REOt'LAR ItATHa
Never Closed. Formerly Jitney Rate Ca
POPLAR. 1H17 To hire (open In I I ii'iiW
Park 1482, brand-new 3-pass touring e
11.25 Iir. ; nlso brand-new 7-pnsa Ilmo
i.ou nr. weqaings, tunerais m.-iuirsni
TO HIRE, $1.25 AND UP
Poplar 213. Cars of all makes. Race ffllt I
BUT MOISTER Portable Garages Steel il
stucco On display 3031 N 5th Tioga ftvl
AUTO PAINTING
QUALITY PAINTINO Reasonable pricet -I
GEO. W. PARVIS. J1L Phone Tloca KW. I
1321 Alrdrle st. (Uroad above ErU) jl
ATJTO REPAIBINa
T SPEEDOMETER TROUBLES, T i
ore uiL,x, at nis new locnuan.
510 NORTH BROAD STREET.
CYLINDERS REIIORED. new pistons and :
furnished, welding and brazing. H. B.
derwood 4 Co., 102.1 Hamilton street, P
AUTO SUPPLIES
PARTS
t to build or repair any ear. . ,
Phlla. Anto Parte Co.. 823 N. 13th. Park lC
TIMKRN-TlMAIItVnS irYATT
New Departure Service Sta. The GwilllanCtl
1314 Arch at. Ph Walnut 3497. Race Mttl
AUTO TIRES
piTr.T.MAr TinR.q
Guaranteed 3S0O miles. Compare print,
uiti-MS. .-30 N. uroad street.
BOATS, MOTORBQATS, IiAUNCfflB
BEAUTIFUL CRUISER. 75 feet lone: wltle
iuu passengers; a large caDlns; sp
equlpment; prlc6 13000: will sell on I
OQDEN. 1220 Filbert aft Walnut TISil
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES I
CAN some growing business use 15000 anl
services of a young, ambitious married
wno, it
of thst
bottom?
It unacquainted with the iunaa
at business, prefers to start at
n? I want a good future and a Jj
terest In the business; can furnish beat I
ilanllal-i hualnaaa mnal stnnd f1rr inn
fatlon: state proposition briefly In reply tt
ntervlew. O 255. ledger Centre' '-M
PATRNTR Send 'r our 'ree b
-iilk ..Ps,.m, ana Trade-rto
We will help you develop your Invention.
vice free. Reasonable fees. Open Monday r
nlngs until 80. II
FOSTER & WEBSTER surrBl
1011 Chestnut st. Bell phone Walnut iV
11
A LIVS PROMOTION SYNDICATE tl
SDlsndld financial ponnerflnns! nnen for SBXwfl
ment on proposition of merit: highest refer
asked and given. Q 357. Ledger Centrtl-3
WANTED 12000 to 13000; a contractor
Plenty of work nn mnerele. Iron and I
nrk n.4 th. oKv. ..,, ,n rarer I
contracts for a few months: has good PB
and will pay commission and Interest f or "
resv oi vne money, at ju. edger v:enixi
LAWYER will consider business propositions
nected with law practice requiring small J
TfMiwiii. i 4s, eager uenirau
BUSINESS PERSONALS!
DIAMONDS BOUOIIT HI
VI SXlf"i?f 0-.AREr'acment. 1 per eeti,
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LEIDNER'S; 10th and nrrV.': ur.
8UPEKFLUOU3 HAIR removed by rlectroljif
UIS3 SMITH. 402 Keith Theater liulldusj
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