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JTAraiSHORTAGE NEEDS
! NEW MAIN FOR HELPING
'SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Ijfection, Now Dry Above Second
I Floor, Should Be Supplied
1 by Separate ripes
and Plant
-.COST WILL BE $5,300,000
The bitterly" complained of. water short-
, se In South Philadelphia Is n, condition
that city officials frankly confess they can-
' not successfully cope with for a long; time
to como or until the citizens authorize a
' loan of at leas 15,300,000. to be expended
j pn an express main and pumping; station
to carry water from Torrcsdale directly to
Joints south and east.
Many suggestions designed to remedy the
Jrtiortaga and to give Southeast Philadel
phia the same adequate Bupply furnished
moro fortunate sections have been ad
vanced, but all have been eliminated with
the decision that an express main south
of Third and Market Is the only thing that
Will bring permanent and definite relief.
' In the 142,000.000 general loan there la an
Item of 1600.000 for extension of the water
nrvlec, and this money will bo used mainly
to strengthen the methods of distribution
outh of Market street. This will afford
eome Improvement, but not enough to
equalise conditions all over tho city.
Tentative plans for a new pumping sta
tion" and a new express main have been dis
cussed by Director Datesman, of tho De
partment of Public Works, nnd Chief Carle
ton E. Davis, of tho Water Bureau, but
tho manifest Improbability of any money
being borrowed for this purpose In the near
future makes the work done so far of little
ft vail.
The one ray of hope held out to tho
people suffering from the lack of nn ade
quate water supply lies In the fact that
municipal financiers havo already taken
up. In a more or less dcflntto way, tho Idea
of having the city authorize a future loan
to provide the 15,500.000 needed for water,
nn almost similar sum for a new BlocUley
nd a provision for tho continuance of the
work on the sewage disposal plant.
Water shortages are always felt the most
keenly In the summer months, and as this
Is the season when the demands Kre heav
iest In the central and northern sections of
the city, conditions are always aggravated
At a time when sanitary and health reasons
would dictate the necessity for the largest
supply. Just now tho water records show a
dally consumption averaging from 210.000,
000 to 320,000,000 gallons, which Is the out
side capacity of the plants with the single
exception of West Philadelphia, which still
has a working margin to go upon.
South Philadelphia, the section farthest
removed from the base of supplies at Tor
rcsdale, is naturally the part of the city
to suffer, and at one time It was proposed
to establish a pumping station somewhere
near the middle of the city to force the
, water south. This plan has been abandoned
because It has been pointed out by engineers
that the supply Is small when It reaches
nnd leaves the central section of the city,
' and that a pumping station therefore would
at best be a makeshift proposition. The
Impossibility of establishing a filtration
plant with direct service along tho shores
of the Delaware south of the city has been
agreed upon because of the filthy condition
of the water after it has passed through
the city. j
The nuestfon of waste enters to some ex-
ent In the troublo which South Philadel
phia Is experiencing at this time. Accord
'" tng to Chief Davis, water users of this city
have never been taught to husband the
supply and use care In order that others
may not be Inconvenienced. Steps to put
a stop to this evil are not being taken, and
during the next bIx months 25,000 worth
of meters will be installed in factories be
lieved to be wasteful of the supplies al
lowed them through the old spigot rates.
The prevention of waste would give a bet
ter supply for the most distant points.
In discussing the water shortage Chief
Davis today said : "Of course, those people
who cannot get a supply In the upper
stories of their homes and tenements are
dissatisfied. It certainly must be annoying
and Inconvenient, but the hardest time is
over for them this year. The demands on
the water Bupply are heaviest In July, and
In August and September records show the
supply Is mpre nearly adequate. The ques
tion has been gone Into and the only way
to bring about an equalization appears to
be the laying of an express main especially
to serve the southern "section of the city.
The laying of such a main would make
necessary additional pumping facilities and
this undertaking will cost the city about
5,SpO,000. I estimate the financial need
at 16,000,000, but Councils have given us
ISOO.O00, which will be used mainly in
South Philadelphia.
We have 1700 miles of water pipe In
the city and the demands Just now are way
above normal. It Is hard to blame present
conditions on any one cause. Of course If
big users would exercise care there would
be just that much more water to go around,
but this saving would help only, not remedy
entirely. What we must have Is an express
main south. That would place every section
of the city, on the same plane and would
put a stor to any further trouble. I eym
pathlxe wjth any persons who suffer irom
lack of water, but jnst now there seems
no adequate remedy at hand. Just as soon
as the money is provided the work can be
undertaken, but until that time the central
and northern sections of the city will con
tinue to have an advantage over the south
ern." CHILDREN GET PLAY STREETS
Sections to Be Closed to Traffic P. R.
T. Gives $400
Sections of two streets In parts of the
city where publlo playgrounds are not
available are, to be closed to traffic and
opened to the children for play Monday,
They are Montrose street, between Eighth
and Ninth streets, and Colorado street, be
tween Dickinson and Reed streets.
The Board of Recreation, meeting today
"with a committee of citizens headed by
Municipal Court Judge Raymond Mao
Nellie. decided on these two streets to try
the plan of affording more play spaces for
children.
Money for equipping the streets with
play devices Is being sent to the commit
tee. Tho Philadelphia, Rapid Transit Com
pany btv 40Q for this purpose. The
Board of Recreation will assign teachers
and Instructors to direct the, play. of the
children.
WILSON R. BLOUGn DEAD
Dauphin Manufacturer and College
Benefactor Succumbs at Home
HARRISBURO, Auff. S. Wilson R.
Blaugfc, president of the Btaujrb, Manufac
turfn Company, with plants throughout
central Pennsylvania, a wealthy manufac
turer, died at his country home, near Dau
phin today. He was 64.
Mr. Blough was a trustee of Gettysburg
College, to which he was a large contributor.
Boy Run Over by 3Iotorcar
Kdward Homer, 19 years old. of Nor
wood, la in a serto.ua condition at the Taylor
i HoPital, Ridley Park, suffering from In
juries received today when run over by a
1 jHjkf at MeKlniey avenue and Chester
i 5ik, Korwood
Tbe youo? man, who la an employe of the
Xemlneten Arm Company at EddystoKe,
vu returnins from work when the accident
Hocaid U was UteBdinjc from, the
Stoy j he fed caught Ja the- rear
irtteei so ttarw him- 3 wc1Hm EAe4
yywe tfc ww ?art of fctt bedy-
to
VARIEGATED BILLS
AT MOVIE HOUSES
Lasky Picture at the Stanley.
Triangle at Arcadia Chap
lin in "One A. M.M
By the Photoplay Editor
Can you put over the "dream trick" on
the screen? Can you tell n tragic story
and then "get out of It" by explaining that
one of the characters Just thought It all?
Yes, you can, If you know how. Griffith
did It In 'The Avenging Conscience" S Raoul
Walsh did It In 'The Serpent," and, George
Melford docs It In "The House of the Golden
Shutters," which came to tho Stanley yes
terday. But It must be admitted that Mr. Melford
doesn't do It with quite the engrossing suc
cess of tho other two efforts. At best It
M j difficult and thankless trick. It lets
the director Indulge In n good deal of
tragedy without an unhappy ending. But
as tho audience Isn't "In on tho know" till
the finish, cither the tragedy of the dream
must be made strong nnd well-reasoned,
eo as to be able to stand by Itself, or else
the awakening must have some decidedly
novel clement.
The new Lasky-Parnmount feature at the
Stanley falls Insofar as Director Melford
presents a dream Story with a sudden
spasm of villainy on the part of the heroes
of the whole film, which would have to be
explained nnd motivated all round the block
to keep the audlenco satisfied. Saying It's
a dream takes some of tho curse off, but
not all.
The film Is very well done. Wallace Reld
nnd Cleo Itldgely do their familiar and skill
ful teamwork, with a good cast to back
them. Tho settings are excellent, with the
exception of some nttempts to show painted
"exteriors" through halfopen doors The
genuine exteriors havj all sorts of beauty
and vigor about them, especially In the
sheep-herding scenes. The story moves
with swiftness and precision.
The bill at the Stanley Is completed with
a two-reel Triangle comedy featuring De
Wolf Hopper, as well as the usual well
balanced news and cducatlonals.
The best stage setting yet used In any
photoplay theater of the city now graces
the stage of the Stanley. It Is handsome,
well designed and cool and summery without
detracting from the light of the picture.
One of tho beat Ince-Trlanglc films In
somo weeks arrived at tho Arcadia yester
day. Though It was curiously reminiscent
of a previous feature in which Prank Kce
nan and Charles Ray played southern father
and son, "Honor Thy Name!" has Its own
story to tell and It tells It well. It Is the
narrative of a proud old planter who saves
the name of his family from a besmirching
alliance with an adventuress by driving
with the girl to death over a cliff down
which his carrlago plunges.
But It Is not the story that counts, good
as It Is Now even the natural and persuasive
acting of the principal character. The direc
tion Is the essence of the picture. It builds
the atmosphero swiftly and surely. It car
ries our Interest into small bits of exposi
tion and reminiscence. It gives even a rather
whapplng coincidence a certain touch of
Inevitability, lighting, setting and detail
all help. The leaders are particularly effec
tive and a new method of Indicating "vi
sions" of tho past Is excellently used.
Chaplin Is working hard. Ho may not
do a quarter the footage that came from
him In the Keystone days, but ho is trying
to put variety Into It. L'nder the Mutual
trade-mark he has given U3 the old Ks
senay stuff, the old Keystone stuff, the
sentimental stuff, and now the Palace. Vic
toria, Iris, Alhambra, Locust and German
town show him In evening dress doing a vis
ual monolog without a shred of plot called.
"One A. M." He comes home at 1 In the
morning, pays off his taxi cabby and spends
a hilarious half hour trying to get Into his
house nnd h3 bed. It Is the sublimation
of acrobatic comedy. Chaplin has never
worked harder.
In addition to Chaplin the Palace showed
yesterday Cleo Rldgely and Wallace Reld,
In "A. Selfish Woman," a Lasky-Paramount
feature. The second half of the week comes
"Under Cover," with Hazel Dawn and Owen
Moore, and Saturday Charles Chaplin, In
"One A. M.," Is added.
The Victoria has a complicated week
ahead. Today It finishes up with Dorothy
Glsh In "Tho Little School Ma'am," a Tri
angle film, and gives us another day of
Chaplin. On Wednesday and Thursday
come Bessie Love and De Wolf Hopper In
a Triangle feature, "Stranded." with Chap
lin continued Wednesday and Drew comedy
Thursday. Friday and Saturday, 'The
Devil at His Elbow," with Dorothy Green
and Clifford Bruce, a Popular Plays and
Players feature, will be seen. Chaplin re
appears Saturday.
Theatrical Baedeker
NEW FEATURE FILMS.
8TANLET Flrt half of week. Cleo Rldgely
and Wallace Reld. In "Tho House of the
Oolden Wlndowi," a Laaky-Paramount Pro
duction, and De Wolf Hopper, in "Poor
Papa " Second halt of week, Marie Doro ana
Theodore Roberta. In "Common Uround", Mr.
and Mrs. Kidney Drew, In a Metro comedy.
"Preparedness.
ARCADIA First half of the week. Charlea
Ray, Frank Keenan and Louise Glaum In the
Triangle feature, "Honor Thy Name'" Sec
ond half of week. Mae Marsh and Robert
Ilarron. In Triangle feature, "The .Marriage
of Molly-O."
PALACE First half of week, Cleo Rldgely and
Wallace Reld, In "A Selfish Woman " a
Lasky.Paramount feature, and Charles Chap
lin, in "One A. M." Second hall of week.
"Under Cover." with Hazel Dawn and Owen
Moore. Saturday, Charles Chaplin, In "One
A. M." added.
VICTORIA Tuesday, Dorothy Glsh, In Triangle
feature, "The Little Bchoolma'am " and
Charles Chaplin, In "One A. M " Wednesday
and Thursday, Bessie Love and De Wolf
Hopper, In Triangle feature, "Stranded." with
Chaplin continued Wednesday and Drew com
edy Thursday: Friday and Saturday, "The
Devil at Hla Elbow." with Dorothy Oreen and
Clifford Bruce, a, Popular Flats and Flayers
feature. Chaplin reappears Saturday.
VAUDEVILLE.
KEITH'S Laura Hope Crews. In "Her Hus
band's Wife": Albertlna Raech and her Ballet
Divertissement; Ben Deely and Lillian Steele,
In 'The New Bellboy": Oeorga ! Rosener;
Isabell D'Armond. assisted by Bobby O'Nell.
In "A Deml-Taase Revue"; Four Readings:
Williams and Segal. In "At Bur Junction";
Holier Brothers; Fred and Lldla Weaver.
with "The Octopus." and the Bellg-Trlbune
News Pictorial.
NIXON'S QRAND 'The Olrt tn the Moon":
STEAMBOATS
IDEAL FAMILY EXCURSION
Iron Steamer THOMAS CLYDE
To AUGUSTINE BEACH
100-MILE RIDE for 50c
STOPPING AT CHESTER DAILY
PENNSOBOVE WEEKDAYS ONLY
Only boat to Augustine Btacb. Landtag la
front of Grove. 4 hours en the Reach. Safe
salt staler bathing BOO sanitary bathrooms.
DAN'CINU ALL DAY so boat grounds. Plenty
tables, benebea and shade, Artesian Mater,
Fare W SOc
Children M" 25c
Leaves Arch St. Wharf a JO A. M.yDally.
Sunday 00 A. U. '
JAMES E. OT13. Mtr S ABCH STREET
STEAMSHIPS
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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1916.
Evening Ledger Photoplay
Cast Contest
KntrlM now open,
voting began Joly IT.
voting ene"e Angnst SI.
Decision rieptembtr
HPiY TO VOTE
Sat ont the heading "Evening iJgrr"
ditto line appearing at the ton .of the
first rage. Write your candidate's, name. In
the white margin above and mall to the
Evening Ledger Photoplay Cast Contest,. P.
O. Iiot. 904. or bring l to the Ledger Office.
Below Is n specimen rote In mtnlatarei
IZ-LeX.23
lEmmftti), eb iCc&gcr
. Kaeh heading ronnls fer ten Totee., No
heading except that on the first page will
he accented ana none that Is more than 10
darn old, Only one name may be written on
each heading.
ENTRY BLANK
.riee ente.' In Ihe Evening Ledger rboto
play Cast Contest I
Name (Miss or Mrs.),.., ...'-r.,..
Horns Address.
Name (Mr.),
Home Address..
a,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Entered from
Nominating orgonUallon.
Nominating organlmllnni my concentrate
tlielr votes nn one candidate or mnr nominate
nnd work for twot I, e., one lady, one gea
tleman. . . ,
ThN nomination blnrV. when properly
filled not and forwarded, will entitle the
nominee tn 1000 votes. . , , ...
L'nndlrfates nre requested - give their
home nddre In eieh nnd every Instance, so
that the Editor will be nlile to communicate
ttli them from time tn time. All nddresses
will be strictly confidential. , , . .
Only one Nomination Blank will be credited
each eontestnnt.
Mall to Evening Ledger , rho on ay Cast
Contest, 1'. U. Box 001, Philadelphia.
Moore. O'Brien and Mormark, Mr. and Mrs.
l'hllilps. Calta Brothers. Dave Roth. Nolan
and Nolan. Jugglers, the Pathe News and
Mutual comedies in addition to special news
featurf-s.
OLOtlE Tomls Alln nnd rompany. In "BosM
Ing School Ulrla. Kempton Greene and lr
Btnla llennlne In "When the Clock Stopped ':
"Five Beauties and a. Spot"; Rucker and
Winifred, In "Th I'hlnsnan and the Coon."
"The Merchant I'rlnce." "The Cabby" and
other acts
CROSS KEYS First halt of week. "The Girls
From Kokomo." a musical comedy tabloid
Isabella Roberta. Seymour FelK and Flossie
Hope, the FUo Dunbara. Betts and Chldlow
and Sylvia.
GEN. DAVID M'M. GREGG,
GETTYSBURG HERO, DEAD
Last Union Officer of His Rank
Succumbs in Reading at
83 Years
READING, Pa., Ausr. 8. General David
McMurtrle GrcRR, S3 years old. the last
of the Union officers holding the rank of
general at the battle of Gettysburg, died
at his home here last nlBht after an Illness
of several months. He was In Rood health
up to late last spring.
While a student at the University of
Lewlsburs he was oppolnted to a cadetshlp
at West Point In 1S51, and was jrraduated
In 1S53. He served In the West in numer
ous battles in Indian uprisings, and was
made a captain in May, 1861, when the
war broke out. The next January he wai
made a colonel and In November. 1S5I,
was made a brigadier general of cavalry,
when only 31 years oldr Ills 10.000 cavalry
men are credited by many historians with
having saved the Union cause at Gettys
burg, forcing General Job Stuart to re
tire from Little Round Top at a critical
point in the battle.
In February. 1571. President Grant ap
pointed General Gregg United States Con
sul to Prague, Bohemia, but he resigned
six months later and came home, locatlnK
In Reading. In 1S31 he wob elected Auditor
General of Pennsylvania and served three
years.
For IS years he was Pennsylvania de
partment commander. Military Order of
the Loyal Legion, and later served as commander-in-chief.
He leaves two sons. George S. and David
McM. Gregg, both of this city. His direct
ancestor. David Gregg, was a captain In
Cromwell's army.
Methodist Missionary Dies
The Rev. James Levins, a Methodist
clergymen engaged In missionary work for
the Philadelphia Bible Society, died yester
day, at the age of 67, In his home. 503
Seville street, Roxborough. Mr. Levins
was' born in Philadelphia and studied at
Pennington Theological Seminary. He Is
survived by his widow and a daughter.
The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock tomor
row afternoon at the Wlssahickon Metho
dist Church, Terrace and Harvey streets
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Photoplay Presentations
WEST PHILADELPHIA
OVERBROOK 63DDVE.
Robert Warwick ,a "dwood-
"GRIP OF EVIL" No. 4.
OVERTURE "SUSTSFIEL"
F LI R E K A 0TH MARKET BTB
pr.,i,?LB WILLIAM S. HART
in "The ApoUe of Vengeance"
fAT?nT7iM M" LANSDOWNE AVE.
tJUJtri EVENING 0.S0 TO 11.
rtTm Florence Lawrence
PrcscnU
jn "Illusive Iiabel"
FOUTU PHILADELPHIA
O L i M P I A BAINBRIDOE
Ti magimvai Is romorf tafttv and amvu-
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TON, In hi 78th year. Relatlvtt and frle""'
are invited to attend the funeral '"J1""- ,"
Wednesday, at 11 a. m., at the apartments
of Kirk A Nice. 0.101 Oermantown ave., oer
mantown. Interment private.
COLKMAN. On August fl, 1910. SAnAlt C..
widow of Nicholas Coleman and daughter of
the late William and Margaret McAllister.
Relatives and friends are Invited to Jtterid
the funeral services, on Wednesday, nt 10
a. m . at her late residence loll Jenr"n
street. Interment private. Please omit flow
ers Remslna may be viewed Tuesday, from
7 to 9 p. m.
Cnnxsi.KY. On August 7. 1010. at Wand
Heights, N. J . .MART, daughter of the late
Walter nnd Mary Llndiey Crossjey. Due no
tice of the funeral will be given from the resi
dence of her sister, Mrs Sarah B. nd"
grift" 1.12 W. Rlttenhousa St.. Oermantown.
GUKBRN. On August 0, 1010, JAMCS 1'.. hus
band of Catherine t'urrcn (nee MrAndrew) and
JIVIHIDTI Ui , !'
A. O. H . H. of, K Illgneal Knwiu, .
Association and the emplojea ot the U, O. I.
Comptny (9th and Diamond), are Invited to
attend ihe funeral on Wednesday, ft 7 30
n m.. from his lite residence. 1033 Ldgeley
Folemn Requiem Mass at Our Lady Jf Mercy
Church, at ! n. m. precisely. Interment nt
Holy Cross Cemetery.
DAI.ni'.V. On August 7, 1910. suddenly. JAMES
B., husband of Annie L. Dalbey. need SO
jears. Helvtes nnd, friends, also American
Star Lodge No 403. I. O. O. F.. are Invited
to attend the funeral rcrvlces. on Wednesday,
at 8 p m . nt bis Into residence, 471B Haiti
more av". Interment nt Mount Morlah Cem
etery. Remains may be viewed Tn Tuesday
evening, from 7 30 to 0 p. m.
DIETRICH. On August 7. 1910, at Philadel
phia. ANNt: S., widow of It. Franklin Diet
rich, of Harrlsburg. Pa., aged ..1 1 " .In
trment on Wednesday, August 0. t Mari
etta, Pa.
Dl'PfY. On August 7. 1910. WILLIAM 11.
I1FPFY Funeral will be held at IJ0 n. m.
Wednesday, at 8t. Mary"s Church. Locust at.
aboie 39th. Interment private.
Dt'RR On August 0, 1010, aii'ldenly.nt his
resd'Tce? ilfl N. 0th St.. THOMAS St.. hus.
hand of the late Anna M. pu'f. aged nil years
Relatives, and friends arc Invited to attend tho
funeral service", on Wcdnsd at 10 am
at the Oliver It. H.vlr Itulldlnr. 1120 Chest
nut st Interment nt Oreenmount Cemetery.
Friends may view remains Tuesday evening.
F1NLEY. On Aurust 0. lOifl. ANNA I! . daugh
ter of the late William and Kllanbeth Flnley,
ared 77 venrs Relatives nnd friends are In.
vtted to attend the funernJ services, on Wed
nesday, at 2 P m . nt the Episcopal Church
Sf the Redemption r.rtth and Market Ms R--mains
mi) be viewed Tucsrta. " to 10 p. m.
K her late residence, 40 N. 02d st. Inter
ment at Odd Fellows' Cemetery.
FIVNEHTY. on August 7, 1910 RRIDOET.
widow of Martin Flnnerty. Relatives nnd
frier are Invited to attend the funeral,
on ThUMdvy. at S 30 n. m . from the resi
dence of her slster-ln-law. Mrs Mary Fits
Patrick. 0."2 North Thlrty-senth st , West
Phils Solemn high mass of requiem In Our
Mother of Sorrows- Catholic Church. 10 a. m.
interment ot Holy Cross Cemetery.
Unfit. On Aueust 0. into at the residence of
her daughter. Mrs William II Ott. 2110
8 l.,th st . Philadelphia, EMMA I... wife
of D.vWd I Hnuk. Services nnd Interment
at New Columbia. Pa., at lonvcnlcnco of
family.
MACDflWKI.L. On August 0. 1P10. MARY
MACDOWUI.L. Interment private.
MAI.ONKY. On August 7. 19IC. at Kensington
Hospital. Philadelphia. DR. J II. MALONEY.
Key West. Fla.. acd 40 years. Interment at
Kev West. Fla. ,,. ..
MARMl. On August 0. 1910. FRED R.
MAltSII son of Ida M. Stexenson and tho
late Fred S Marsh, aged 31 years Reja.
tlies and friends also Public L'dgcr Chapel,
Philadelphia Tjpographlcal Union. No. 2,
ledger Yearly ll-neflclal Soc'Mv. Philadelphia
Quartet Soclet and the 37th Ward Republican
Club are Intttcd to attend th funeral services,
en Wednesdav at 2 p. m . at his uncle's reel
dence. George II Schenk 3.VI1 N Mh st. In
terment private, at Northwood Cemetery.
Remains may bo viewed on Tuesday at 8 p. m.
Auto srv Ire.
NERI.INOER. On August n. 1910. at 2133
Srrlng Garden St.. I1ERTHA F . widow of
Albert A. Nerllnger. Relatives and friends,
also the Ladles' Aid Society of the Zlon
O'rmsn Evangelical Lutheran Church, are
Invited to attend tho funeral services, on
Wednesday at 2 p m . at the Olher II. Ralr
Riilldlnc. 1120 Chestnut st. Interment at Ger
man Lutheran Cemetery.
PEMCOM:. At Qinkertown. Pa . on August fl.
IBM. HENRY SPEAKMAN. son of William
and Jennie Penrose Relative and friends
nre Invited to attend funeral, on Thursday.
at 2.3" p m . from 120 Main St.. Quakertown.
REY1LLE On August 7. 1010 EDNA D. wife
of Carlisle II Rev lll and daughter of Ida M.
and the late Albert A. Devonshire. Relatives
and friends nre Invited to view th remains
at the residence of her husband. 2230 South
Croskey street. Tuesday evening, from fl till
10 o clock Services and Interment at Mllford.
Del . Wednesday, on arrlv.il of train leaving
Ilroad Street Station at 7:2.1 a. m.
BOIHNMIN. On Ausust B. 1018 ANNA E.,
daughter of Mary and the late Charles Robin
son Relatives and friends ar Invited to at
tend the funeral, on Wednesday, at 8 a m .
from her late residence. 730 Union St. High
miss at St. Agatha's Church at ! a. m. In
terment at St. Denis's Cemetery. Automobile
funeral
SCHROEDER. On August 7. IflM. at Atlantic
City. N. J . MARGARET iHRNIE widow of
Custave Schroedr. aged 70 years Rela
tives and friends are Invited to attend
the funeral services, at Mount Teace Ceme
tery. Philadelphia, on Thutsday, at 11 30
a m.
SFLLIVAN. On August 7. 1910 JURY EL
I.hN. dvjghter of Andrew and Margaret Sul
livan. Relatives and friends, also Sodality
of th II. v M. nnd Altar Society of St
Agatha's Church, are Invited to attend the
fune.-al nn Friday, nt S 3D a. m., from her
parents' residence. 3120 Brown street. High
requiem mass at St Acatha's Church, at 10
a m Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
Automobile funer.1l
SUhENEY. On August 1910, MARIE.
daughter of Daniel P and Ellle A Sweeney
(nee MrNally) Relatives and friends are In
vited to attend the funeral on Thursday, at
e 30 a m.. from his parents' residence. 177
Prominent Photoplay Presentations
Vtimty
'THE following theaters obtain their pictures through the STANLEY Booking
- Company, which It a guarantee of rarlr showing of the finest productions.
All picture reilewed before exhibition. Ask fnr the theater In jour locality
obtaining pictures through Ihe STANLEY ROOKING COMPANY,
KTUAMDDA '2th Morris A Pasiyunk Ave.
ALHAMdKA M" Da'V,1EVE"740
Paramount Pictures.
Donald Brian, "The Smugglers." Charlie Chaplin
In One A. M. Illllle Burke. "Gloria's Romance,"
AR'C A DTA nEi&T.
FRANK KEENAN and CHARLES RAY in
"HONOR TIIY NAME"
DILLIE BURKE In "Gloria's Romance," No. 14.
A Dfil 1 C B2D AND THOMPSON
ArULJ-Aj MATINEE DAILY
Hazel Dawn in "The Feud Girl"
CHARLIE CHAPLIN In "CARMEN"
DPI TVfrslXTT 82D ABOVE MARKET
15ll.LilY.lUlN 1 Mats., 1:30 4c 3:30, 10a
EvEs 6:30. 8. 0:30, 15c
Marguerite Clark ,a 'Sad8 satins-
rmAD 60TH AND CEDAR AVE
LLUAIV PAKAJOl.VT THEATER
FAMOUS PLAYERS Present
Mary Pickford in "The Foundling"
FAIRMOUNT 28T.5,rdd avenue
BLANCHE SWEET in
"THE THOUSAND-DOLLAR HUSBAND"
FRANKFORD w ANK,??,NUB
ROBERT EDESON in
"WHERE THE TRAIL DIVIDES"
56TH ST. Theater SSE?
Below Spruce, Eve. 7 to II
Pauline Frederick. "The 'World's Great Snare."
Harry Watson, "The Mishaps of Musty Suffer '"
GERMANTOWN MMA?i'vB.
MYRTLE STEDMAN in
"THE AMERICAN BEAUTY"
piDADn AVENUE THEATER
VjlKAlvL 7TH AND OIRARD AVENHE
Carlvl BLACKWELL and Muriel OSTRICHE
in "Sally in Our Alley"
IRIS THEATER 3m ISSe0
PEGGY HYLAND in
"SAINTS AND SINNERS"
JEFFERSON 2OTH SttSmam
WM FOX Presents
Virginia Pearson to "A T0RTH5gr'
LAFAYETTE 20a 5SSS82"
Charlie Chaplin in "One A, M."
MAIUB EMPRESS In SIBYL'S SCENARIO"
IFAnFIJ FORTY -FIRST AND
IXirtUtlV LANCASTER AVENUE
Pauline Frederick RTiT Ks
mitTON HOLMES' TRAVELOGUE
.; j-S-si i iiiimniiiuiiiiiiiiiin mi
DEATHS.
W. Master St. Solemn Raulem jt St,
Mlchaei-i Church, at 10 . m. Interment at
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. . . .. ,. .,
WELLS. On August , lOlfl, BnMt. Mtt
Joseph P Wells, In the oOth year of her age.
Relatives and frltnds sr Invited to attend the
funeral services. , oil Wednesday, at 2 T. m.
precisely, at her late residence. 433 S. 4d si
Interment private. Auto y'rvlce.
WII.NET. On August fl. 191. OBA-SRiff .&
of John Wllnet snd daughter of Wll Ism and
Almlra Jarvln, aged 84 ff"-,fc''V,,i "SS
friends are Invited to Uend the 'uneral, on
Thursday, at 2:30 p. m., from her parents
residence, 1943 8. Mole at, (10th and I -Kean
sts.). Interment at Fernwood Cemetery,
Friends may call Wednesday evening. Aulo
service. r
CLASSIFIED RATES
EVENING LEDGER
AOATE LINE RATE FOR EACH INSERTION
THIS STYLE TYPE (or like this)
One or two times. '??.
Three times one week... "
Sit times ere week ,,.,,.,., ,i,,, jho
Bltuatlons Wanted thre) tlmea one wee. 10
Help and Situation Wanted and Lost
and Found ads arc Inserted In tho
Daily Public LEDGErt without addi
tional charge.
Want ads under all other classifications may
be repeated In the l-cuLtc LgDOga at combined
rate. ,-
One or two times ,,.,, jso
Three times one week. ,,, J?8,.
8lx times one week.. ,..,,, lv"
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)
is permitted In all classifications scpt Help
and Situations Wanted. Lost and Found, Per.
sonals. Uoardlng and Rooms. VvTien ? spec.
Med. ndd FIVE CENTS PER AOATE LINE TO
ANT OF THE ABOVE RATES.
There Is a drug store near your homo
that will accept Ledger want ada at
office rates.
LOST AND FOUND
CERTIFICATE Lost, stock I certificate) Nol-120
for three shares stock Third, National nank,
Issued In name of Ixiulse Cochran. Reward on
Wheeler.
Finance Rulldlne.
DIAMOND CRESCENT Lost. Thursday, Au
gust 3. 19M. at Atlantic City, diamond cres
cent, mounted In platinum, with gold on back;
good reward Return to owner. It. J. Taylor,
Ine . 1900 Cnllovvhlll St.. Philadelphia.
WHITE SETTER TUP lost Sunday from 132
W. Chelten nve.. Oermantown. Reward If
returned.
UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS
WESTERN FNION TEI.KORAPH COMPANY.
l.'Ot Chestnut street Mrs. Anna Miller. .
llookner. Mrs Ilrssle UoldberB. Mrs. .1. 11.
Woodford, Mrs John Thomason. J. F. Wrenn.
Hr Wm C. Miller. Miss Florence Wllllnms.
Thnma.4 Downing. Mrs W. C. Hrovvn, Miss
Knthryn McLaughlin. Miss Nora Merlth. Jack
Levlnson. Rev Or. Price. Sloam, Mr. W. H.
Hall. Geo. Urushl'ivv. Miss Minnie Block. Miss
Kmlty I-ong. M E Taggert. O. W. Wery, T.
.1. Rns, .Mrs Nettle Frnnk, R. H. Mernarth,
Evan T. Jones. J T GUI. Mrs. Chaa. II.
Whiting, Maude Detvvller. Mr Jacob Labe.
Mrs M M. Hart. O W Vantlne. Miss Molly
Jnnney. Mrs K Cook. Stephen Hlatcher, W.
C. Whistler. Mrs Laura Coulter, Walker I)u
reau. Dr Mellor Tyson James Sharp, Messrs.
Dletrlck Pros . Eastern Railway Association.
A P Desannn. Miss Mary McCullough, Mar
tha Price. C. E Hcnny
POSTAL TELEGRAPH-CARLE,. COMPANY.
1421 South Penn square Paul Nevlns, E. L.
Bowman. II. A. Haines.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
BANK DESIRES SERVICES
of competent stenographer, high school grad
uate preferred Address. In own handwriting,
stating age and experience, D 11. Ledger On.
RILI.ER wanted, on Underwood machine; state
experience and salary expected: none but com-
petentoperators need apply.P ,17. Led On.
CANDY Female packers and wrappers on salt
water taffy and caramels. Apply Hhellenbere-
er's. Front and Race.
CH1LDNURSE. white, to go to Florida from
Thllad-lphla with family about middle Sep
tember. Must have best references: apply by
letter stating age. previous experience, whether
married or single and wages. Permanent po
sition for right person Address Mrs. William
Justice I.ee Camden. Maine. ,
OIRL. white, for general housework: must have
references Call 162S S. Rlttcn.hoUBeao.uarC;
GIRLS over 16 years, wanted for light work:
no experience necessary. IS week paid while
learning. A pply 310 N. 32d st.
HOUSEWORK Capable white woman; three In
family, no washing. Meet emplojer Tuesday.
J2 30. Room 20.1. 609 Chestnut st.
HOUSEWORK Two adults want experienced
white Protestant: good cook: no washing. J7
Carpentersl .Germantovvn.0,ermantown 2330.
MENDERS, experienced on lace'curtalns, steady
embloment. Apply John Uromley . Sons, Le
hlgh avenue below Front.
NURSE, white, to'take care of baby 2 yeara:
must be experienced and have good references.
Aprly between 10 a. m. and 1 p. m. to Jlra.
E II. Kahn. 2335 N. Tark ave.
OPERATORS, experienced on men
neckwear. T P. McCutcheon llro..
Pltcalrn Building, 11th and Arch.
OPERATORS, experienced, on all parts of ladles'
shirtwaists. Apply Brown 4 Marlnoss Com
pany. &07 Arch st. t
SHO'ES Experienced help wanted In packing
room 313 N. 12th st . 2d floor.
Boafwm Qmpomii
LIRFRTY BROAD AND
L1DC,Ki I COLUMBIA
W?.?.LPcI.H!.conp P"nts ALICE BRADY
in "MISS PETTICOATS " CHARLIE CHAPLIN
In "CHARLIES FIRST VACATION"
LOGAN THEATER ?noAD
ANN PENNINGTON in
"SUSIE SNOWFLAKE"
LOCUST
B2D AND LOCUST
JUts., 1:80. and 8:30. 10c,
Evgs.. 6:30. 8. 0:30. 1 Be
ll a rot d Lock wood & Ma Allison in "The River
of Romance." Charll. Chaplin In "Dim "a ,ll"
Market St. Theater trect"
RALPH HERZ In "THE PURPLE LADY"
CHESTER CONKLIN In
"DIZZY HEIGHTS AND ERRING HEARTS"
PALACE 1SU MA10(5TnEET
Wallace, Reld and Cleo Rldgley In "A Selfish
Woman." CHARLIE CHAPLIN In "One AM"
B1LL1E BURKE In "GLORIA'S ROMANCE"
PARK "'P015 'E. A DAUPHIN ST.
TRIANGLE pU Tv la t-THE
Prsentsr Vna. tay DESERTER"
ALSO KEYSTONE COMEDY
PRINCESS "K ct
PLUJEBmt FEATURES Present
Myrtle Gonzales '" 'xlig
RIA1 TO OERMANTOWN AVE.
. . . AT TULPEHOCKEN BT.
Virginia Pearson in "Hypocriiv"
B1LL1E BURKE In "GLORIA'S IJOUANCE"
IJIIRY MARKET STREET
IV lF J- 1 BELOW TTH STttKirr
Florence Lawrence 'ViiL itieU ta ""
"SECRET OF THE SUBMARINE" No'.'Vj.
SAVOY ""stEt"
f ESSANAY Preaeqta i
Marguerite Clayton " ggga
TIOGA "TH AKD VBHANGd STS.
Louise Huff n "Destiny's Toy"
"WHO'S GUILTYT"
VICTORIA "arkbt st.
VAVX V-lIrt ABOVE NINTH
Dorothy Gish ta 1,ffilBMvAU"
CHARLIE CHAPLIN la "ONE A. M."
TAIMI FY "ARKET ABOVE 10TH
DliUieTsI Il.lSJt M, to 11:15 P.M.
Wallace Reld and Cleo Ridgley in
'THE HOUSE Of THE GOLDEN WINDOWS'
n i n
HEI.g WAWTEP-gEMALE
iriNCRAPHER.ndlyrl.tfor
ber office, southwest sectlo "",.' business)
Suihly omlllat with he , $tT central,
state ref. and salary. ji .
STENOGRAPHER wanted l J $ 'rJnned!
I perlenced. url,i.w.vl to former connections
c?
TELEPHONE OPETS-ThemllTPl.
yeara old: salary 10 f.,w.K ,,Pady position
with rapid advancement: a sirn j
assured, with Pleasant '"Xn Arply In
rU,ao'n to''rh.'lW. Telephone Company -o
Rrs school, 403 Market aUfl ,,, r
ooera
between
riuay
e'ven.ng.'fetvVccn l3o .nd 80 o'cIock
-"sss&ssJS-
i"n : 133 8 2d St.. Room 4U.I..
WINDERS-E,r.r.enced cot.onnshen wder.
rTve" nnd Bristol ,i:rnearWayn. Junction.
ed to take care jf
w.i ve.. Oermantown. .
Tw our hu'nrt's l ..TSun"
unusual opporlltJeL" -- "
nfj?L
AAy!
it Mar.. 327 PERRY ULDG.
specially
TPirttr.nR
nmmrrllll
D. H. Cook, Msr.
HELP WAxTTED 1 JAI.E
S- SAlmK
can' handle correspond
VSTrSTv ip'TiVdgVr Ofl.cc.
1 i-t tfi.tAivnnrt tTIAChlne. tfllO
nil.l.RH wnmcu u. ";"",... Hone hut com-
SWrSSrStow" w .PPlr. P 7l7. Ledge
gcr Off.
petert operators necn appu.
tim-rt EYVA8HER8. 4. wanted! steady employ
iiv In nir4on
OtVnMefUj''
rtTJ
HHsas-fs-iT-!
nor "wanted over 10. to learn hardware busl
nlss in i a large wholesale hardware company:
ilranct: re-offiS
nrrrwanteirfor office work; steady 'mploymenii
Wosre-rnti!: M rS&KpSS.
and Adams sts., second floor.
HoYS "wanted. In or over, to work ; In wall paper
factory. Apply nt once, llaker. Smith & Page,
Water and Snyder ave.
nn ikrmbs IS experienced freight brakemen
""or work on r?nna"ll. R Apply Trainmaster's
Olflce. 22 Federal St.. Camden. N. J.
rMrjkiTFFEl'R esnerlenced In driving and mech
C"nlVm with "I7rena from private family.
Address M HJ,winrwn"
FNOINE LATHE HANDS wanted, large and
small work: vertical boring mill hands large
and I small work: horizontal boring m llhands.
large and sma work; planer hsThda, large and
imill work; machlr.o litters, large and small
work; men for laying out work; machine
blacksmiths and tool dressers: 1 oolmak-rs and
dlemakera: handy men. Employment Depart
ment? the Wcstlnghouse Machine Company,
Fast Pittsburgh. Pa. Employment office
own Tuesday arid Friday evenings until 0
o clock.
FARM HANDS nnd laborera wanted for general
work. Apply In person or by letter. H. K.
Mulford Co.. Olenolden. Pa.
FIREMEN
AND
BRAKEMEN
RAILROAD EXPERIENCE
APPLY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
FREE LABOR BUREAU,
MB SO. 11TH ST.
KITCHEN MEN Experienced steam pot and
machine dishwashers, range fireman, cook's
helper; must pay own transportation, 11.10;
21 to 33 .years. Apply today, 10 to 11 and
4..m p. m.. womineniai notci
LABORERS, handy men and rough carpenters
wanted for work, Philadelphia motor speed
way, Hathoro. Pa ; 1 fl miles from City Hall.
John J. Keenan. contractor.
LABORERS wanted for general work. Apply
N W. cor. Pth and Brown.
LEVERMEN, heaters, drivers, hammer and
press helpers; steady work; good wages. Phila
delphia Steel and Forge Company, Tacony.
LEVERMEN. 2. and tongsmen. 2. wanted to
work on 8ton hammer: permanent position.
good wages; no trouble; Pittsburgh district.
M H2I. Ledger Office.
MACHINISTS wanted, all around outside men.
Apply at once. Camden Shipbuilding Com
pany. head of 3th st . Camden, N. J.
MAN. 23 or 3i yeara of age, with experience as
wrapper and packer of tine merchandise, such
as china, silver, etc.; steady employment.
P 72l. Ledger Office.
MAN", good, wanted to drive truck team; must
be acquainted with city and freight atatlons.
APPly din; utrmHmoifn mr
MEN. in, wanted to learn sausage and pork
packing business; 22o per hour. Apply 3943
Oermantown ave
MEN wanted. 12.8H per day; It hours' pay. in
hours' work. Apply Outside Department, 2343
Aramlngo ave.
i MEN WANTED
Steady employment at good wages Is offered
to men between the ages of 20 and 40 years:
none but sober, steady and reliable men need
apply at V. C. Line Gate, E. I, du Pont de
Nemours It Co., Glbbatown, N. J.
MEN wanted: laborers and locomotive cleaners,
P. R. R. fn Cvll 17H Filbert street
OFFICE HOY wanted, lb years out. in i'miaaei
phia office of large manufacturing concern;
excellent opportunity for advancement. Apply,
stating age. oxperlence previous employment
and salary desired, P 723. Ledger Ofnce.
POUNCERS on soft bats wanted; steady work
and good pay.
KNOX HAT COMPANY
801 Grand ave.,
Brooklyn. N, Y.
REAL ESTATE, office, centrally located, wants
man In rental department; good opportunity
for right man; state age. references and whero
iii)iuj cu. u eai. ucoger central.
RIVET HEATERS wanted, experienced,
m,ih ucuirtmam. ki ,,.ii,m,ni.ran
pany. Mifflin and Meadow ats.
SALESMAN wanted, by file manufacturer, who
understands the manutactura ot files and has
potential executive ability: start at Moderate
salary with share In profits; advancement as.
ured to energetic business man: answer In
own Bfl'Jwrliing. stating experience. Ad-
"" r o. i-eqger unic.
SALESMAN WANTED flood opportunity for
live, energetic solicitor and collector: must
" ability and satisfactory credentials.
.--. wiirr yjaice.
SALESMAN for Philadelphia territory to solicit
new form of automobile Insurance; exceptional
.-.. ........ , o,.. uuKer uenirai.
BAESMEN The largest electrical manufactory
n ,h.,worJ? 0 .' k,n1 n I opportunity
for 0 bright, active, clean-i-ut i,l.,m,nt it vn
arr-not experienced, .we will tesch you; salary
and
mqrur
JO Markst street. 8d floor.
rkit i
vKX"
BAiI:5frJ5"; .WH? ,r,uck experience to sell tha
JfiSS-a? BSSfc ..OfJUtawU Motor Car
BCJD.A H!,S?M?E.KT1 P?'1"0" wung1
k17- tn""'iW WJ.Jf!L Al
Y.
1101 Chestnut. w
STRIPPER FOREMAN wanted, experienced on
stripping machine. M lib. iWw Central.
WANTED
... .MACHINISTS
CAItEPiCA'guiLDERf?,
AND COU3RED LABORERS I FOHmp
AND TRACK WORKTNO LABOR TROUBlS.?
Xppwt BALTiMORBjANDroFWo1 32SH88&
FBEE6lf?RllREAU
WORSTED MULE SPINNERS AND PIECERS
FRENCH 8YSTEM; NO NIOHT WORK.
TIIEDUNHAMlillXS, INC.
pooijonock, conn!,
near, hartford. conn.
fvi5TpTStAN designing, on automobile bodies;
eSltoouv,.:ae,car-
rinFOGIST Registered manager. Apply at
once" J. R. l.uddy. B017 Torresdale ave.
HELP WANTED-MALE
ContlnurA Irom frreecUng Poltim
WANTED
TWO TACK MAKERS HIOH WADES
AND OOOD WORKINO CONDITIONS,
IN ANSWERINO STATE AOB, fv'
PERIENCB AND WAGES REQUIReS
O H3n.Lj:jHER CENTRAl"U,P'
WINDOW. CLEANERS 33 experienced men TRT
ju- ready for work. Good wages, steady wf
YARDMEN" (iFwhlto or coTored7"to "hanS:
grain-fed hogs; goodwragea for men who t?;5
a steady Job. Apply in person or by fetSSJ
ir k xtiilforrl fe., Olenolden. P ' ""Wi
YARD LABORERS wanted, white or courir i
I2i 10 hours'pay for n hours' work: Fl S' ?'
to fi v. m. Apply 2313 Aramlngo. W. i.
YOUNO MAN wanted, about 20. good penlnts4
high schoool graduate, for clerical work In
. . - .! a-AArl n-is-ns steal.. a n III iTIa
nuifk worker. AiWrw. In own hn1ifrifff5
nun n "
'.. Bviurunr
Hivnin 5i- z"--: "-o'-a v cuiraj,
YOUNO MAN about 17 for oftlcs workrm;
nT-. reference and salary. 1 C2, Ujjg
v."r-'L vcnirai.
ittr
UII1C-. ,
TOUNO MAN wanted, muot have om knowfM
of nl.ototrrnphj'j opportunity to.lenrn nVlv
ntr work. Apply rnoto Department, Eveniw
POSITION, starting salary 130, duties ofstTneT
rnpher and clerk with largo company; eiS,V
lent opportunity for .advancement. Adlrr
staling l age nndLexpeHcnce OjtJLed. cni
EXl'IlIunNCED office assistant, with knowTeJt,
ot stenography: permanent. Improving noiliioV
AtltlTr. Ill uu iiii',.. hiiis. j' tin, ljed. Off
CUI.I.EOE MAN wanted to enter business WK,,;
education counts: position permanent! advance! i
nventgood M 242. . ledger Central. "'""
flenernl
ACCOUNTANTS Several cost , accoiinUntT i,
bookkeepers, .stenogrnphers. clerks, forerass
salesman, sales manager, etc. Positions nw 1
open. This Is your opportunllw. nusInVw
Service Company, 1301 I.and Tit e HulijlS" "
SITUATIONS WAKTEDFEMALE
ClllLDNt'RHE or motheri helper, reflne.T can..
bio; moderate wages. H 734, Ledger Office
ClIILDNUllHE or mother's helper: ProtesUM: i
COOK Experienced all kinds of cooking: sum
reference Call Tuesday, 11 a. m.. Room in?
iiok Chestnut st. ""
COOK,
good
chambermaid,
reference. If
waitress. 2 sisters: WhltiM
132, Ledger Office" "'
COOK. Pntestai
TiMcntai. seashore Preferred: best"rf"
Call Room 203. 0(i8 Chestnut st'
erence.
COOKINO nm:
O nnd downstairs, settled. Prntestini?
.'. Call 11 a. m.,Room 203, 08 Chestnut
NS!i5. tullK ""Wl'lt 9.f !klng f5
country.
INFANT
charge, highest reference: answer,
liiiori", , in
ledger Central.
LADY.
good aenmstrrss. wishes ,mnlnM. v"
day; excellent references. O 848, Ledser rei
LAUNDRESS wants Place, private famuTTb;
Iayorjvcsk. 22311 Pembertonat '
OFFICE ASSISTANT Young ln.ly.tTorougMi
exp., detailed t.ffn work, a 438. ledger Cent
O.IUV Jvl.tt
CKI.NO. rross-stltchlng ard all klndsf (ins
nihvork dono nt Itnme t.y a re'lsble woman"
od reference. II 731, I.edfcer Offlci '
nn
gOO'
YOt!;HO3('lCh,r'...ianll!:r.rO,""0n "
COLORED WOMAN would llkn fln
work nt home or out: good reference.
Ilalncs st . Oermantown.
launjirr
117 TV
SITUATIONS WANTKD MAT.T!"
AUDITOR AND CREDIT MAN. With 28 jearf"
luSf lnc5 sVvJvn'STi lhan8e wUh f3:
BOOKKEEPER D V... thoroughly expmTcrei:
Its. correspondence and high efficiency cost so.
rountlrw. exec, ability. Al ref II 7. Id, 01?
B0,J5.Kfirnn l-rl',ntll will audit accounST
vK'i1.0'? nnd write up books day or evening
Moderate terms. Bell phone Wnlnul 714J.
BOOKKEEI'ER 27. experience.!, wishes pcST
rm -5r J,J""kkeepcr or assistant f HoKei.
-r,5L?-0!;lo ave.,Atlnntla City N j, fc
BOOKKEEPER and general offlce work wluT
several ye.in.or practical experience: hit
references.0R34. f.e,lKer Central
BOOKKEEPER. 10 sears' exp. educated, wishes
stendy pos. Led Branch, ami eUrn.Z'ZZ.'
BUTLER, and valet."flrst class. wlh. nA.iiT-T T
llic hrlstlan st.Call Dickinson 3277 N,
C1lyKFKR'Jxt'-- wants pos. best ref.i brU
n! Mn2m-Mi: Rr 'J8' c.,,t : nrrl-d Do own rS
palMn?.1IJLederBranch, 2300 vy Oxtori
CHAUFFEUR, single, white: fi years' r.fereneii
gqo, mechanlciqfi I L Ledger Centra I. '
COOK AND UFTLEH. man and wife. .iapvn.iT
tJSa'TSH'el hou'fXP. wish rations? "l
L Iger Central? Se f """" fnml,y 857'
CSS,Hlnit,.,'ilMnl' ifn.u w'feTliousTworker. will
F. III3I v"ne st """"" no wash: refereneei.
v, . . . ntlAFTSMAN
?Ji,eT.ni.cat- "." '1-' open for engagement
within 2 weeks: hns specialized on plant
mnlntennnce nnd enulpment: also fa
miliar with reinforced concrete designs ,
can design nnd aupervlse wnrk. willing
Central f C"i'" 'l50, L,,eer
DRAFTSMAN wishes work of anv kind ti ,
RombVuVn,:,y lf"'"n- 31 Terrace .C.
CREDIT and offlce manager, nf provn exec
live ahlltfv b, nABAH, ... ...., . . ,... -
accountant and sjetematll-r: references; sis W
-!la'J,r.0 710. Ledger Central. i
""'V "VK loung man. age '.'ti graduatt
eieciricai school, wishes position with 'ormor. j
. tunlty for advancement. M 703 I.elgor Offlcr.T
ENOINEER. licensed practical: power plant msvt;,
chhiery: open for slt.:rf. Denlson S3S N. t.'ith.S
ENOINEERINO graduate. 1 year's busliussexp..-i1
.,I'"lt?HP2ilIona.tnlght. A 332 Led Olflce. Zj
MACHINE shop sup't or gen'l foreman 10 yrs? J
exper.. denlrea pos'n In city. O 034. Led. Cent. -
MAA,X0,..rSI;., ASIBITIOUS. WELL EDIT,
CATED. EXPERT STENOORAPHF.lt THDB
UOIILY CAPAHI.E AND EXPF.nlF.VKO
?PRP.?,INDE-S"r. FLUENT. FORCEFUL
TALKER. GOOD APPEARAN"E "'IflMKS
Xg.AF.!!',ATB W'T!1 RELIABLn-COV.
CERN WHERE INITATIVK AND RESULTS
WILL RE THE SOLE CRITERION FOR AD
VANCEMENT: NO objection -rn r.ii.vri
ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD TITHER IV
P.r.l9.K.CAPAC'TY OR SALESMAN: CA
FURNISH THE HIGHEST tBFf;HB""'E
FROM PRESENT EMPLOYERS WITH
WHOM HAVE BEEN CONNECTED FOR
S YEARS AS CREDIT MAN ASH "1'
RESPONDENT; AOE 24 TEARS. JI4tir.lKD:
IIKABOS' FOn r"lfvovn 1'.SJ" 'v1
BETTER PROSPECTS. P 722. LED0EB
uyyiL'B,
- -il
MAN. care lawn. .garden, horsea, rarrlstli
!4
c-nicKens. rare machines; good .reference
0. Ledger Office.
MECHANIC, first class, desires poiltlon "
general foreman or foreman of ma.'hlne sbopl
rent nhlllrv. fl R5.V r..,lir.r P.nlrat
SALESMAN I am a crackerjack salesman it
years old. S ears' experience selling Invw
ments. and would like a position as ssKI
manager. O 813. ledger Central, -
SALESMAN. 27 years'old. nt present emp'or
coal concern, desires change; familiar '
ern Pennsylvania territory U 832 Irfd. Cnt.
Tt'vrin nriT ..Ih. aa" nntiiinn hecln!
nine September: experience; state terms, rv
700. Ledger Office. m
iufu -M.r. amnitious ana progressive.
31, desires position; 13 years' actual business
Knt.lanivi In mnmifntxvlnn li ,'.ae AS ffltlf
ager; analMlcal costs: help handled satlsfso- i
tnrllu It J f Aer fIHn A
YOUNO MAN. 20. expert stenographer $ yer? M
exnerfenre. deMfrea office tvtqltton: salary ex .4
pected 10. Address A S2S. L'dg.r Otilff a
YOUNO MAN wants position on farm! MP" Ji
enced In care of saddle horses, Addr I
fnrmant. Chester. Pa. V
EMPLOYBIENT AOENCTES
TTSS .,..,,. .. n....l. ,vT.
ellio iiAnibl. lulu iiuiciiuuua, i .. ,
cancles for waitresses, chambermaids Frenca s,
governess, nurses, couples, housemaids.
MRS. KANE, 811 S. 10th, wants and suppllel .jt
an Ktnas ot wnite nelp; reference. oviwt .b
BtOl. M
AUTOMOBILES
Vot Bala
Vf have a few cheap cars of which lijjj
chassis would bo very aultable for. truca
delivery work of any kind; don't fall to
In and look them over If you want someinuuj
at a Bargain price for aeuvery purpvsce.
LOCOMOBILE
ua-S) siiaiiwai, elites;!,, lAlkUii "! .
H. A. JENKS. Manager Exchange Car Eept.
CADILLAC. 1BI1. tourln car. overhauled ssi
repainted: full equipment; price IsiO. . AuTU
SALE3 CORPORA'TIQN. 143 N. Ilroad street
lui.b uemonstratlon.
L. S. BOWERS CO.. 243 N. B"oad st.
iui,t. Distributers.
HUDSON'S rebuilt and iruaranteed. phaetons.
ruausiers ana caDrioicts: elec. ligois anu --
j-.- - r 1 ; ;. --r- ..-iT: , .,,
'! .
era. GOMKRYSCHWARTZ. 253 N. BiAJk
T a tnis n a rt " " . ' . mTl i 4llAH.
with extras. Urea, good wills aacriflct h
a.jjujr central.
IB12 SIMPLEX, 60-h. p
Touring car ...Mj
1809 PACKARD. 30-b. p, Llmousloa an! M
Touring Bodies TOO-W
THE WHITE COMPANT '
urniin
2111 North Broad street
Autocar Trucks Parts
SCHOBER. 8341-43 MARKET
SEND FOR FREE BULLETIN
GORSON AUTO EXCHANGE, 288 N BROADt
fop?10 TQCQ 304
AUTO IJVEBY AND OABAQE3
INDEPRNDRtNTT TAyTf3AB CO.
AUTOMOniLES ?OFDaUALIT? TO llW
Diamond 8468. N.v?r closed Parkl,,,
aiAtt iAAIUAl I..VJ.
. PHONE DIAMOND 74 .
tax i rouRisa umous inb
Never Chwl Formerly Jitney Rate Cfc
WLA.H. HIT To bU (opga day nf pU"I
I Jr3 ! brand nsvT-DassV ltmlfL ,
41 60 hr.: waddlnaa. funerals tfS Ql'i'4
nUtstTj
UY UOISTHR Portable Oaraxet ' ""Aai3r
atupcq bo display 8931 N Bib TIW '"-
AUTO HEPAIRINO
J SPEEDOMETER TROUBLES
oje niL.t.1 at nu sur lot-auo
Slt NORTH BROAD RTRKBT -
Xurnlfbsd, weldiog and brailoi B.SiW
tsrtrtoi k Co., 1821, Haumton stmt. 3rt
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