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A Fine Assortment of Special
ties and Plays Ranging
From War to Morals
Evening Ledger Photoplay
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Mall tn livening Ledger I'hotoptny Cnit
Contest, r. O. Hot Dot. 1'hlladelphla.
With tho Chnplln-mndnesa banished from
tho center of tho city, sevcrat koou" comics
nro on view downtown, and they add to n
varloty of cood featuro hills. Tho cool
npell has made up In part for tho restric
tions now placed on tho plcturc-audlencoa.
Tho bills aro good enough to tempt any
one.
Tho best war play offered nlnco the
"Birth" and tho only one dealing with the
present conflict which Is at all worthy, Is
"Shell 43" nt tho Arcadia. Mr. "C. Gardner
Sullivan, a writer for Thomas II. Ince, has
"written a glorious script and from It Mr.
Thomas II. Inco's directors havo evolved a
thrilling, almost magnificent film. IL B.
Warner Is tho spy, one of the best por
trayals of tho screen this yenr. Mr.
"Warner has been Bhclvcd for Douglas Fair
banks, whom ho surpasses In every respect
except humor. Ho Is capable. Intelligent, a
real screon actor. And tho putting on of the
work, the spinning of plot and counter-plot,
tho mystery, aro all superbly handled. Half
way through tho film ono Is still In doubt
as to the spy's truo allegiance. Tho end
Is' a splendid climax. Margaret Thomp
son had tho principal supporting role,
although Mr. Thomas II. Ince, tho producer,
put Miss Enid Marlcey's namo first Miss
Markey was In tho 'film. Except for that,
"Shell 43" Is a masterpiece In a small way,
and It Is tho one film of tho week which
must not bo missed. "Gloria's Romance"
takes up time and a good news pictorial Is
,.hown between exhibits of the featuro.
At tho Stanley thero Is a Keystone
comedy ot the first rank, or very near It,
with Ambrose. Mack Swain as the hero.
The feature Is Paulino Frederick In "The
"Woman In tho Case," mado f?om Clydo
Fitch's play. Tho screening Is often expert,
but many things are played up too much,
notably the scene of the forced confession
In which Marie Chambers is excellent, but
revolting. The story moves rapidly nnd. In
spite of occasional awkwardnesses, credibly.
Miss Frederick Is at last released from her
siren spell and plays a straight part wonder
fully -well. At moments she looked more
beautiful than ever, nnd throughout she
acted easily and effectively. Thero Is plenty
of excitement, so those who do not like good
acting may go anyhow for the dramatic
enthusiasm In the play. There Is a scenic
and a news pictorial to bank the two out
standing numbers, tho Keystone and the
Fronman feature.
A Keystone as good as the one mentioned
bove la "Tho Surf Girl." at tho Victoria.
It Btands with a Thomas II. Ince produc
tion, superintended by Thomas II. Ince,
and, presumably, offered by Thomas II.
Ince. The name of Thomas II. Inco should
presently become familiar to tho screen
-world. Thomas II. Inco Is not. as might bo
assumed from the advertising ho gives him
self, tho greatest producer for the movlng
plcture, nor does he act In "Tho Payment."
Bessie Barriscale doe3, and acts very well.
C. Gardner Sullivan, a writer for Thomas
II. Ince, wrote the scenario, and it Is a very
bad one. There are certain fine moments In
"The Payment." It Is worth seeing, and tho
Victoria's bill Is good throughout. The
ecenla Is almost a thriller as near to one
as a scerdp'.can be, and the news pictorial
la excellerillytchosea.
The Palace Is showing Mae Murray and
Theodore Iloberts, In "The Dream Girl," a
feature film reviewed and enthusiastically
praised In this department when it was first
shown. It Is an unusually beautiful film. A
well-rounded selection of other films Alls the
JbllL
A meeting of all photoplay exhibitors
Will be held Thursday morning at the of
fices of the American Photoplay Company,
Parkway Building, to discuss the situation
rising from tho infantile paralysis plague
as it affects the exhibitor. At a meeting
held at the Globe Theatre this morning the
genera! meeting for Thursday was decided
upon.
Park Band at Strawberry Mansion
Th Falrmount Park Band, under the
leadership of Richard Schmidt, plays today
at Strawberry Mansion, The programs fol
low; AJTERNOON. TO 8 O'CLOCK.
Overture, "Orpheua" ..,....,,...,.. Offenbach
Fantasia. "Creme do la Cremo", ,.,,... Tobanl
(a) "Aubada Prtntantera" .,.,.,.,... Lacona
IM
"Cotton Time"
. .Wenrlch
2flodlu from "Alone at Last" ..
W-Ux. "inn d' Amour"
Lehar
Waldteuf.l
.... Lampa
. ..German
"Fantasia ot Southern Aire' ..
7nxe Daneea from "Tom Jones'
jsxcorpu irorn "vocior a Mixe
.Hoschna
EVENING, B TO 10 O'CLOCK.
Ortrtnre, "II auarany" Gomel
"Kemarliukaja," A BUvonlo Wtddlns.
Glinka
(b) "Kokuska," A Russian Peasant Dance,
Lhar
Baritone solo, "The Dream of Luvej"...,..Hocn
Vlncenzo Rl&o.
Velodtea from Tho Klro Fly" .....Frunl
Grand Faatoral and Humlnc Fantasia, "La
FiemereberB" . Kaennemann
() 'TU Dragon Fly" Struma
(b) "Tho Star and Stripe forever".. Sousa
Waltf. "My Dream" Waldteufel
"Grind American Fantasia" Herbert
"Star Bpajwled Banner"
City lTall Plaza Concert Program
The Philadelphia Band, under the leader
ship of Silas JJ Hummel, wllf play tonight
oa QJty Hall Piaia, The program follows:
J, Overture, TJght Cavalry" ,.,.. ..Supp.
$. fa Arabian Jnternuaio .(3iroe).T Kins
(Hi Caaractertatlc la "01 Arkanaate" "
, Srsu-.d Selection of War 8oncs.
! mala tor Cornet IFlora AValEzea!
iimmennin
i, tsto tar Cornet Flora 'Waluei). . ..Cuo.rd
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tlffc iV Ji rHOoe "aniapet". ,
toi-eoncavaiio
CI tatermuzo. t-asnicev
- at WakrfTna friua "Kerodlaa"..
ioncavaiia
f, JCtraltf.Sol -la. So)
X Kaaleal ktua Jna SrtiKi
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SOPHIE TUCKER HEADS
GOOD BILL AT KEITH'S
Playlet, "Rocking the Boat,"
La Mont's Cowboys Also
Make Decided Hit
Sophie Tucker, tlia "Mary Garden of Rag
time"; Eva Taylor and Lawrence Grattan In
n farce, "ltocklng tho Boat," nnd Bert Ln
Mont and his singing cowboys shared almost
equally last night In what undoubtedly Is
quo of tho best bills that has been seen at
Keith's In many weeks.
It was a rattling good show from start
to finish. Sophie Tucker gavo the headline
act and scored from the first with ease,
grace nnd n fow other things. For tho first
tlmo she appeared "unnlonc" nnd was ac
companied by her own orchestra, known as
tho "Five Kings of Syncopation." How
could she fall to win with flvo kings, ono
might nsk? ,
Bert La Mont nnd his cowboys In a
"round-up of mirth nnd melody," gavo a
performance of unusual merit Tho only
criticism that can bo mado of tho net Is
that It Is too short It is not so In reality,
but the hit tho "boys" made can ho ex
plained better perhnps In tho words of a
stunning girl In tho nudlcnco, who was
heard to remark: "I enjoyed every mlmito
of It nnd could listen to those boys sing all
night."
Tho singing of tho cowboys was of the
topnotch variety In moro ways than one.
Oscar Sacnger's performance as contra
tenor was remarkable. Tho wholo number
Is unusual, snappy nnd full of "pep."
"ltocklng tho Boat" with tho sccno on
tho steamer Honeymoon, offered nnother
opportunity for Eva Taylor nnd Lawronco
Grattan to delight lovers of vaudeville. Tho
playlet proved delightful; it Is from Mr.
Grnttan's own pen.
Franker Wood and nunco W'yda wero
moro than "All night" In a pleasing sketch,
which sparkled with witticisms, good Jokes
and dancing. The Misses Myrtlo Young nnd
Jessica Brown gavo n graceful exhibition of
dancing. They nro good lookers, too.
"aer numbers Included tho Larncds, cy
clists; Clarenco Marks, from "Mado In
l'hllly" ; Mullen nnd llogcrs, who wero ex
ceptionally good ; Jean Berzac's "Petit In
door Circus." Tho pictures, as usual, wero
good.
Tho weather, the house, oven tho dresses
wero cool, but tho npplauso decidedly was
not. F. K. G. F.
Colonial Belles Cross Keys
Dorothy Sherman and her Colonial
Belles scored a decided hit In tho musical
offering which Is tho top-lino attraction nt
tho Cross Keys Theater thl3 week. Tho
chorus Is pretty and tho comedians aro
good.
Other numbers Include Elliott and Mullen,
St Clair nnd Gasper, David S. Hall nnd
company, Abbott and White nnd the Brain
Inos, tho musical clowns. D. J. Padden's
"Phun Phlcnds" will bo tho hcndllno feat
uro for tho latter part of tho week.
Mayor and Manicure Globe
Mattlo Choate and her company scored In
tho one-net sketch "Tho Mayor and the
Manicure," which Is offered as tho head
line attraction at tho Globo Theater this
week. Tho pleco keeps ono guessing nnd
Is entcrtnlnlng to say the least.
Other numbers Include "Tho Girls From
Kokomo," Cutler, Hughes and Cutler, Earle
and Bartlottc, Jack Iteddy, Mabel Johnson,
Kcno and Wagner and several variety per
formers. "End of the Trail" Nixon Grand
There's safety In numbers. Thero aro
two headllners nt Nixon's Grand this week.
They are Maude Ityan, formerly of tho team
of Innes nnd Ityan, and a new Fox film,
"The I3nd of tho Trail." featuring William
Farnum. Miss Ityan's "single" was well,
received.
Other numbers Include Harold Sclman nnd
company In "Tho Bank Messenger," Cotter
and Boulden, Dave Vanfleld and Marjorlo
Daw, and Gregory and Gustav.
Funeral of Dr. Wilbur L. Pepper
Funeral services for Dr. Wilbur L.
Pepper will bo held on Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock at his residence, 3148
Berks street. Tho Interment will be private
at Westminster Cemetery. Doctor I'epper
died from a complication of diseases on
Sunday night nt Behoboth Beach, Del. He
wa3 a graduate of Jefferson College 40
years old and a member of several medical
organUatlons. He Is survived by his widow.
Buys Eighty Head of Jersey Cattle
COOPEBSBUna, Pn.. Aug. 15. Tllgh
man S. Cooper, tho leading Importer and
breeder In America of Jersey cattle, has
returned home after n successful trip of' iv
month to tho Channel Islands, where ho
bought 80 Jerseys.
Municipal Band at Vernon Park
The Municipal Band, under tho leader
ship of Benjamin Iloesliman, will play to
night at Vernon Park, Germantown ave
nue abovo Chclten avenue, Gcrmantuwn.
The program follows:
Overture, "Merry Wives of Windsor". .. .Nlcolal
(ii) "Iraumerel" Sco.imann
(b) Interrneszo. "Flower Olrl" Wenrlch
Descriptive. "Cavalry Chargo" Luders
Hems from "Tho Only Olrl" Herbert
Tenor Solo "Selected"
. . , William Fa fan.
Orand Selection. "Alda" Verdi
Val dl Concert. "Murmurlns Waters" Hall
Medley, "Sonda of Erin" Ilejer
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Photoplay Presentations
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Frank Keenan and Enid Markey in
THE PIUNTOM"
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OrtlVUrUll EVENING -30 TO 11.
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Gretchen Lederer and Star Cast in
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EVENING' LEDdEEr -
Theatrical Baedekei
FnATUrtB FILMS
STANLKf Flfat -half of the week! "The
Woman In the Case." with ratillne Frederick.
ft Famous Playera-Paramount nlmj Ilurton
Holmes travel picture. "In Innsbruck," and
comedy and newa features, l.aet half of the
week; "Tho stronger Love," with Vivian
Mnitln, a Pallas-Parnmount film.
AnCADIA Flr.it half of the week! "Sell eSP'
with If. n. Warner nnd Enid Marker, an
Ince-Trlanaln film. Lat half of the week:
'Hell trf Pay." with Wilfred Lucaa nd Bcesla
Lore, n UriMth-Trlangle Mm.
PALACR First half of tho week! "The Dream
Olrl," with Mae Murray, a J.asky-Paramount
produetlon. I.aat hnlf of the week:. "Com.
mon (trntind," with Mario Doro, a Famous
Players-Paramount film.
VICTOniA Monday and Tuesday, 'The Tt-
meni." witn Heme nnrrncale, nn Ince-Trl-anclo
film. Wednesday and Thursday, "The
Half llreed,". with Douglas Fairbanks, a
tlrinlth-Trlanalo picture, nnd Max Flirman
In .".Microbes," n Metro comedy. Friday and
Ratunlny. "God's Half Acre with Mabel
Taliaferro, and "Laundry Liz." with Fay
Tlncher. .
. VAUDBVlLLn
KntTH'S Sophlo Tucker: Bva Taylor and Law.
renre Grattan. In "Ilocklnit tho Uot": Ilert
Lamont and his cowbojst Franker Wood and
liunee Wyrte, In "That's All mht": Jean
Itcrrac s petit Indoor Circus: Mullen nnd
Itoscrs, In "Nimble Nonsenso"; Myrtlo Tounir
and Jessica lirown: Clarence Marks; the I.nr
neds, In "Nonsense on Wheels," nnd tho Sells.
Tribune Pictures,
GLOltn Charles Harris nnd Mattle Choate, In
"The Mayor and tho Manicure": "The Olrls
from Kokomo"! Cutler, Huchrs and Cutler, In
"On a Doorstep"; Earle, and Uarlettoi Jack
Newport nnd Stlrk: Kcno and Wagner, and
tho Three Hedders
aitANn Al White and Mlas Trinces; Dunbar's
oiu-iima narxies: mnert and .Meyers, in "A
llnhtiv Flirtation": Charles Slsto; the Oasch
fllstersi Dcgnan nnd Clifton, and moving pic
tures. CHOPS KBTS rirst half of the week: Dorothy
Pherman and her Colonial Pellesi Elliott nnd
Mullen, In "A Study In lll-ick nnd Tan"; St
Clnlr nnd Oasncr, Dald S. Hall, In "lie's
Just Clone Out'': Abbott and White, nnd tho
llramlnos. Last half of tho week: 1). J. Tad
den. In "Th" Phun Phlends": Ashley and
Morgan, In "On the Street": Mario Sparrow,
romrdkntie: "The Scoop." a comedy drnmntlc
tilnylt: Fletcher. I.lliby nnd McCabe, In "Tho
M"sscncer Hoy," nnd Charfcs Thompson, jus
cling offering.
Unities Stoclh6ldcrs Paid
Itefcreo In Bankruptcy Conrad Ott at
Camden today ntinounccd that a 70 per
cent dividend, with Interest, has been paid
to tho creditors of tho Llnwood Haines
Company, Ltd., of America, of whoso
1037 stockholders a largo number wero shop
girls. Thcso in order to meet tho bankrupt's
obligations paid $1 a sharo. Tho dividend
today makes tho debts of tho concern paid
In full, a dividend of 30 per cent having
been previously declared.
URntt.KnT.ni:n on Ausut 12. ioio.cath-
llltlNU Flli:iJi:HICKA. widow of Joseph
llroe, ncd 78 yeari. Itelntlvea nnd frlendi
nre Iniltcd to nttend tho funeral serlce3, on
Wednesday, nt t P. m., nt her lato residence,
IliiO", Hnna at., Mount Airy, Interment nt St.
Mlchnel'a Church yard. Ilcmalns may be
viewed on Tucsu.iy cvoninc.
CAUTON". Tho reverend clergy, relative nnd
frlendi nre Invited to nttend the month's mind
miM at St. Colmnn's Church, Ardmore, I'a.,
nn Thursday, for tho rcposo of tho soul of the
late rcttnr, tho Ilev. James J. Carton. Dhlno
cftlce will begin nt 0:30 a. m.
COI.LMAi:. On AuBtiat 13, 1010. CAROMNB
( UI.I..MAK tnee jintnman;, wiuow or nnries
F. Cnllmnr. Ilelatlves nnd friends, also all
societies of which ho was n member, nro
Invited to nttend tho funernl services, on
Wednesday, nt 1! P. in., at her Into residence,
r.Sltl I'ino St. Interment at Mount Vernon
Cemetery.
DAVI1M1B. On Aumist 13, 1010, at BlnBhum
ton, N. Y.. JOHN DAVIDOB. son-ln-l.iw cf
Mrs. Anna Wlnnna (nco McLeod). Funeral
services on Wednesday, from his late residence.
In HlMKhamtnn, N. 1.
DAVIS. On Aucust IB. 1010. at her residence
BBSB Spruco strict. MAHY C. B.. wlfo of tho
Into Lorenzo F. Davis. Uelntltes nnd friends
nre Invited to nttend tho funeral services, on
Friday afternoon, nt 2 o'clock, nt tho Oliver
II. Hair HulldliuT. IH'.'U Chestnut Btrcot. Inter
ment strictly prlvato.
Di:.Nf;i.r.u. on Ausust 13, 1010. ALnnnT.
husband of Catherlno D. Densler (nee Donul),
nnd son of Dtnlel and Fnullne Dentrler. Ilela
tlves nnd friends, tho congrccatlun of the
First Freshytrrlan Chu-ch of Kensington,
nnd nil organizations of whlsli ho whs n
member, nro Invited to nttend tho funeral
services, nn Thursday, nt 1 I0 p. m.. at his
lato residence, mis North Uth ot. Interment
private, at Northwood Cemetery. Friends may
call Wednesday ctenlnir.
MVYKH. On Aueust 12. 1010. MAIIT DWYBR,
wlfo of Michael Uwj-er. Ilelothos and friends
nre Invited to attend tho funernl. on Wednes
day, at 8:30 n. m., from her late residence.
ll'U North Qlst st.. West I'hlla. Solemn Mass
of requiem at Church of Our Lady of Itosary,
nt 10 n. m. Interment strictly private, at
Holy Cross Cemetery.
nilTSni. On Aueust 14. 1010. AUOUST, hus.
band of Slary Frltsch (neo Schumacher). Duo
notice of tho funeral will bo given, from his
latoi residence 31US Kcnslnston uo.
GltriNrit. On AllBUst 13. 1010. HENRY L.
(Jlti:iNi:rt. Ilelatlves nnj friends of the fam
ily are Inwtrd to attend funeral, Wednesday,
'2 p. in.. 1)3:: N. Hutchinson st. Interment
CJreonwood K. 1'. Cemetery.
GKI.MnS. On AuBUBt 12, 1010. JOHN B.. son
of Cyrus W. and HnnuarrXlrimea Itelntlvci
nnd friends, also Monemcn'a Fellowship nnd
Union Transfer Company Beneficial Vssocla-
Prominent Photoplay Presentations
Advertisements accepted only from clean, well-ventilated theaters
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THE follonlne thenlera obtain their pictures through (he STANLEY llooklns
Coinnnny, whlrh la ,n gunrnntee of early shun lug of the finest prodiirtlnn.
All iilrtiiren reileweil liefiirti exhibition. ,sk for the theater In lour locality
obtalnliiB Picture, through the STANLEY HOOKING COMIUNY. '
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ARCADIA
CHESTNUT
BELOW 10TH
H. B. WARNER in "SHELL 43"
llll.l.li: UL'UKE In "Clorla'a Itomance," No, IB
A DAI I n B2D AND THOMPSON
JrJLJ-J MATINEE DAILY
PARAMOUNT Presents BLANCHE SWEET In
THE THOUSAND-DOLLAIl HUS1IA.ND"
ALSO A SIDNEY DREW COMEDY
D17I UIsiMT" 82D AnOVE MARKET
lilL.L.lVlVJlN 1 Mats., 1:30 & 3:30, 10c
,gs.. u ;uu, o, viou itw
J"rrhtVk3r Victor Moore 'Vlo'wn'.
ni7T A D 60TH AND CEDAR AVE
ViwUt rAJAifOI.Vr THEATER
PARAMOUNT Presents
Marguerite Clark '" "SALNDJ satins-
FAIRMOUNT sw,!,iKS,D avenue
PARAMOUNT Presents
Mary Pickford 'E webVkd-.
FRANKFORD " rMXKFStm
JOHN BARRYMORE in
THE INCORRIGIBLE DUKANE"
56TH ST. Theater Sgf
Pelaw Spruce. Ei-b.. T to 11.
nLANCHB SWEET In "The Dupe." FRANK
DANIELS Comedy, "Kernal Nutt, Piano Tuner"
riDAUn AVENUE THEATER
UlKAlVU 7TH AND OIRARD AVENUE
GAIL KANE in "Paying the Price"
ALSO KEYSTONE COMEDY
IRIS THEATER 3,1B 10T0N
GEORGE BEBAN y,,,
JEFFERSON 20T STkwmN
WILLIAM FOX Preaenta
OEORGE WALSH and ANNA LUTHER In
'THE BEAST"
LAFAYETTE J8U 5v,Igm,!
Henry King in "The Sand-Lark"
"SECRET OF THE SUBMARINE" No. 12.
ICMICP FORTr-FIRST AND
LXaJUCUI. LANCASTER AVENUE
Blanche Sweet in "The Dupe"
CHARLIE CHAPLIN In. "ONE A. M."
LIBERTY broadaS1UMbu
Wit A BRADY Pruents
CAKLYLE BLACKWELL and ETHEL
CLAYTON In "A WOMAN'S WAT"
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HlCADELPHIA; TUESDAY, 'AUGUST 15,
DEATHS
tlon, are Invited to attend the funeral serv
ices, on Wednesday, nt 2 p. m.. nt his lato
residence, 890 Aspen street. Interment pri
vate. Remains may be viewed on Tuesday,
from 7 to 0 p. m.
HAOOr.nTY. On August 12, 191 ft. JAMES, son
of the late Patrick and Ilrldget Haggerty.
Ilelatlves nnd friends aro Invited to attend
the funeral, on .Wednesday, at 8:30 a m,
from 1S12 N. 23d at. High mass at St. Etna
beth'a Church, at 10 a. m. Interment at Holy
Cross, Cemetery,
HF.IIRE, On August 11, inlrt, JULHJS. hus.
band of Louisa p. Herra (nee Iterre), aged 69
years. Ilelatlves and friends, also Covenant
Lodge, No. 4(10, V. and A. XI.; Masomlo Vet
erans. Municipal Court Associates, Steuben
LodgeNo. 2. II. O. der.O. II.: Uerman-Amer.
Irfin Alliance. North Phlla. RhiiAtn..rAli..
(lermanla Turn-Vercln nnd all other societies
of which ho was a member, nro Invited to
attend the funernl rervlccs. on Wednesday, at
2 p. m. precisely, at his late residence, 253 i
f.orth Lnwrenco at. interment private, at
tlllslda Cemetery. Auto service. Itemalns may
bo viewed on Tuesday evening,
MAltTIN. On August 13, 1010. at her late rest-
ll!nr.f'.'.11;!.."'';t. omonsi at., tlerrnantown.
AONES, wlfo of John C. JJ, Martin. Ilelatlves
nnd friends nro Invited to attend the funeral
services, on Wednesday, at 2 p, m. precisely,
jt the residence, of her sister, Mrs, Catherine
Dunleavy, S.ill South Camac at. Interment
private. Friends may call Tuesday, from 8 to
10 p. m.
MlLIJEn. On August 12. 1013. JOSEnt L.,
husband ef Carrie L. Miller (ne Holier). Rela
tives nnd friends, also Apollo Lodge, No. 20tl.
I. O. O. V.: Lent .Lcnapo Tribe, No. 3. I, n
II. M., and Hrotliertiood of ralntera' I.oeal
No. 343, nre Invited to nttend the funeral
services, on Wednesday, nt 3 p. m., nt his
late residence. 20 Jarrett avenue. Fox Chase,
Take For .Chase car on nth at. Interment at
North Cedar Hill Cemetery.
O'DONNF.LL. On August 11, 1013. CltAttt.KS
J., husband of Cathcrlrio O'Donnell (nee
Puffy), from Sharnugh, Carrnstle. County
Mayo. Ireland, Ilelatlves and friends nro In.
Mted to nttend the funernl, on Wednesday, nt
8:30 a m.. f-om his lato residence, 17no N.
American st. (N, W. cor. Columbia nve.). High
mass at St. Michael's Church, nt II) a. m.
precisely. Interment Ho'y Cross Cemetery.
PAM'tlAST. On August 14, Inlrt, at tho resl.
dence of his parents, 0110 Locust St., Wit.
LAUD (1. PANCOAST. Jr.. son of WIlK'il O.
nnd Helen Worsts I'nncoast, aged 0 weeks.
i unerni ana interment private.
PVOt'l'. On August 13. 1010, ELIZABETH.
widow of Oeorgo l'yopp, ngeil 8 years. Hell
tles and friends arc Invited to nttend tho
funera services, on Thursday, nt 2 p. m.. nt
tho residence of her sister, Mrs. Charles Sel
ten, lno.1 North llandolpli st. Interment nt
Mt Morlah Cemetery.
STONE. On August. 12. 1010, MAIICUS GOU
IJON STONE. Ilelatlves nnd friends nro In-
STEAMBOATS
TitKo ndtuntae of IliU hot ue.itliei
for one of tho hot ho.it trip
me nenutirtii iiriawitre on tho
heat till trn.i nntl nteel tlirM.
tlrck efeumerj nmt Incidentally lake
the trip to llrnndytMiie Spring
l'urk. The mldeek fnrr to Wll
mlnctnn I only 3oc mul only 10o
cxtru to the park. If tickets nro
Ijoiiclit on tho bout. Tako curs Ml
boat InndlriB.
lti:(llILR KATI'.S
wn.MiMiTON I t'in:sTnn
i:c, 511c. i:ir 2.1c.
f-lnclc. 30c. I SliiEle. Lie.
For IVniKBrove, rnnnrctlons
Ullmlncton Wlinrr.
Wilmington, 25c
Full Moon All Week
0 mid 7 I. M. Itoitn make round
trip plan for MonllEht Soil now.
jr. extent ftuturmiyit ana Minduyg.
I run (IIIM'M I' SI. MiinCl'
nnd IVIlmliuton dally nnd Sutidar
iiit :.ii. u:uii. iu::iii ,. .11,. r:uu
M., i:3n, 3:on, itts, o:no, 7:00
H:3U umi u:3u r. 31.
SffiSniarainiiBiii2ifi
fpgBajnnBllljujjEJIiirj iBa.
11 . . . 1 ' . 1 '" "'.tirT1
IDEAL FAMILY EXCURSION
Iron Steamer THOMAS CLYDE
To AUGUSTINE BEACH
100-MILE RIDE for 50c
BTOI'MKCI AT
TENNSGUOVK
CIIKSTini IIAILY
WLLKDAY3 ONLY
Only boat to Aiirmtlnn Hearb. Ijindlnc la
front of Orove. 4 hours on the nearh. Safe
alt wnter bathing 500 snnltnry bathroom-,
UANCINU ALL DAY on boat Si grounds, 1'lentx
tables, benches nnd .hade. Artesian wuter.
Fare uZa SOc
Children B,o 25c
Learea Arch St. Wbarf 8:30 A. SI. Dally.
Sunday 0:00 A. M.
JAUES E. OTIS. Mcr.. 3 AIIC1I STREET
IT! ILUIIIIIIlir.lCI'j
warm
LOGAN THEATER "10
BROAD
MYRTLE STEDMAN in
THE AMERICAN BEAUTY"
T OPT TT B2D AND LOCUST
i-iVVJJ 1 Mats., 1:30 and .1:30
Evks.. 0:30. 8. 0:30
lOe.
IBs.
Charles Cherry in "Passers By"
Market St. Theater 831treltcet
VIOLA DANA In 'THE FLOWER OF NO.
MAN'S LAND." Added Attraction FATTY
ARBUCKLE In "HE DID AND HE DIDNT"
PALACE :2M UA1no3ToofrnEET
MAE MnAYn.KndDTHEODORE ROBERTS I.
BILLIE BURRE In "Qlorla'a Romance." No. IS.
PARfC niDOE AVE. & DAUPHIN ST.
aTII MAT 2l,5i EVQ 0;ti t0 Jt
TRIANGLE Presents WILLIAM S. HART In
THE APOSTLE OF VENGEANCE"
ALSO KEYSTONE COMEDY
PRINCESS '"Ibbct1"
BLUEBIRD FEATURES Premnt
Harry Carey in "Love's Lariat"
RIAI TO QERMANTOWN AVE.
iVi-v, x j AT TULPEHOCKEN ST.
WILLIAM FOX Presents
WILLIAM If. TUCKER and MAUD OILBERT
In "A FOOL'S npviwr.m ""
DI1RY MARKET STItEET
IV U L 1 BELQW 7TH STREET
Marguerite Clark ,n "t?,bopdr.fts"
"SECRET OF THE SUBMARINE" No. 13.
SAVOY 12 MARKET
V KJ I - STREET
VITAORAPH Presents
James Morrison in "The Alibi"
TIOGA ,7Tn AND VENAN0 "a
PARAMOUNT Presents ANN PENNINGTON In
"SUSIE SNOWFLAKB" TOM MOORE and
ANNA NILSSON In "WHO'S auiLTYT"
VICTORIA MARKET ST.
VllUIUrt ABOVE NINTH
Bessie Barriscale in "The Payment"
KEYSTONE COMEDY, 'THE SURF GIRL"
CTAMI FY MARKET ABOVE I0TH
DlUXLpX J1.J5 A, M. w 11:1SP. M.
PAUUNE FREDERICK in
THE WOMAN JN THE CASE"
row.
I f
S 4
77P
ks. '.Mi
rtlTt BWWeeTlriM'ffltHlIXi 1
w -.. . . :,jzzrzL.eT
L01
DEATHS
vlted la attend the funeral services. In Epis
copal Chapel, Philadelphia ncneral Hospital,
Wedresday, at 10.30 a. m. Interment private.
SWKKN'KY. On August 12, 1010. MAnOAItET
ANITA, daughter or tne late William J. ana
William J.
juarv n. Rmn
E. Sweeney. Ilelatlves
and friends, n.
v. Mary Sodality and 1eague of the Sacred
Itean or unurcn oi ine wieeera onrrameni,
nre Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednes
day, at 8:30 a. m., from her late residence.
2100 South Cecil str;et (BKU street nnd .Wood
land avenue). Solemn requiem mass at Church
ot the messed Sacrament, nt 10 a. m. In
terment at New Cathedral Cemetery. Auto
mobile funeral.
TILKSTON. On August IB, 1010. WILLIAM
TILESTON, In his seventy-sixth year. Ilela
tlves and friends aro Invited to attend tha
funeral services, on Thursday, at 11 n m.
precisely, at the David H. Schuyler Illdg,,
llroad and Diamond sta. Interment private.
Automobile funeral,
VAN RANT. On Auitust 13. 1010, suddenly,
LESTER ORAM, son of Richard L. and Ilelori
A. Van Bant, aged 20 years. Ilelatlves and
friends are Invited to alt"nd the funeral serv
Ices, on Wednesday, precisely at 11 n. m., nt
tha chapel of Andrew J. Ralr & Sons, Arch
nnd 10th sis. Interment private.
WIIEATON. On August 14, 1010, al her real
dence. 317 City Line, Oak Lane, Philadelphia,
HERTHA LOUISE, wlfo of Cluy L. Wheaton.
Further notice of tho funeral will bj Klvon.
STEAMSHIPS
VACATION TRIPS
BY REA
rniLAii:i.rniA to
BOSTON
SAVANNAH - JACKSONVILLE
DELIGHTFUL SAIL
Fine Steamers, Low Fares, Best Service
Plan S'oiir vacation to Include
"rinet rnnatnlsp Trinn In tho World"
Tour Hook Itco on Iteuucst.
Merchants & Miners Trans. Co.
City Office, 10." S. 0th St., Phlla.
Consult any ticket or tourist ncent.
TRIPS BY WATER
Bermuda. 8 days or more , SI2.R0 np
Porto Rtro. 10 days' rrtiNo.,.,,, 01.30 up
Norn Scotia nml Newfoiinillnnil (10.00 tip
r-ntnnnnli and Jackioiullle 30.00
Full Information on tho above, or any other
wnter or rail trip. Kindly furnished.
trnmhlp nnd Tourist Department
The Fourth Street National Bank
113 K. -till .St.. Phlla., Pa.
CLASSIFIED RATES
EVENING LEDGER
AGATE LINK IlATn FOR EACH INSERTION
this stylh TlTB tor like this)
Ono or two times lfio
Three times ono week 12Vc
Kit tlmen one week ltic
Situations Wanted three times ono week. 100
Help nnd Situation Wanted nnd Lost
and Found nds are inserted in tho
Daily Puni.ic Ledger without addi
tional cliai-Re.
Want nds under all other classifications may
r repented In tho Pl-dlic Ledokb at combined
rate.
One or two times 23c
J ; hreo times one week lr.c
blx times ono week lS,e
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)
W1 , ,"n:i!:,.,,l,nl.n,,, Rooms. When so snerl.
Thero is a drup; store near your home
tmit will accept Ledger want ads at
office rates.
LOST AND FOUND
CIeU-TI.!;ICATFI'os, B,ocIc certlflcato No. 1320
i'r'W nhnres stock Third National Rank.
tV.',n '? n2ma of. I'0U,SC Cochran. Reward on
hRSJP whl3 '.nolt 3-stone sapphire and
Brc.mdmsthe''flU"um ,", July 31 In
jjroau mi. Hint Ion must return iam :m
ri,ia.' 1IaUlc' Cu- I-ranklln Bank Building,
UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS
WESTERN UNION TELEORAPir r-o '
.rln-sor. iashbyT'lVnrVVvA ft-S "PKii?.'
". '"'"T- c-- w. Bliins. ll.irry McMnnn.
ii.- i'""' "erouy. H Brooks. .MrsT L. Polha;
krv ii "i "urrc". Mr,?- II. Poiamnn. Mlsi
Mil.r.yJi.-. 1'1a,wr,;nce. Julian Itotts. Miss L. "K.
(.essiyelu, Bessie Barnes. Rev. B. J. Zywlki
Wh.enm''.,Troutu.'P .Damcr. Mra. fl. iK
Hhlto Harry M. fll.Ur. .forrls Cohen
Vfr r ll,h.ln",r;l', x,,sa Ccll Hovunus
il -'i if V!'rcr' Laura D. Pierce.
:V.r.'...Sna .Mrs-. l'osner. Miss Marie Flts
vh'.,,,.7J,..J'n...1a.P.?;... ''.r- . Wm II.
Dr. .J. M. Tlmmlns,
flnliMn t.nl
Mrs. Mary Ely. Dr.
iiiurmun. jir riiegai
POSTAL . TELEORAPH I'AHLH CO., 1121 8
- ion",M8r.un'iir "ymond tllldaon. C B. JohKi
son. airs. Allx Browne, W. M. Burrows. Frank
Jonn"on'enlc J" Lan"'" U" J" """ & 11.
jiiss .-iania uurreil.
HELP WTANTED FEMAXS
BILL CI.ERK Young woman, 23 to 30 touch
lvnr,'!er" &SS&& tST teM.' "
UOr9fiU5.PUIi.and. I,1'en?1"'a'h,'". experience and
js.npp!joebJ.4rjN. 3d at.
UVi?iNCu?h '?AIAN- P"fably colleg.gradu
'olVa?yh andS',nyw?X,?eg e",T4. "TvYl'tl" RZ
JS&n&rPlSSj Ir"8f .JS? "&
C,ch)idNofl,SSa,n"d .!&" in'fintf b.rw8age
OMJUNQ AND DRAWINO ROOM HELP
Redouble, splnnera, twisters and doffera.
APPLY JOHN Si JAMES DOBSON. INC.
Rlda ave, abovo Allegheny,
Falls of Schuylkill.
COOK White or colored: ts.BO
SS,".!i,nTr.ry "W" J1?'""' Ma n itFeet resl.
dents, Haddonlleld. N. J.: KOod cnv.rTi.nvr.
,i., iiauuuinieiu. n.
1)3 i. ledger Qftlce.
COOK, chambermaid and waitress. 2 maids for
suburbs: references required. Meft employ??
!Y.,dn,e.",a,r' U a" m"' li00m 2US- COS Cheat.
COOKINO and downstairs work, chamberwork
and waiting. 2 white Protestants f?r TamjK ot
'.'. Call Tuesday or Wednesday, Uili Vayna
ave.. Oermantown. "'""
DRESSMAKER, .first class, wanted for ladles'
dresses; only those experienced and having:
flrbt-class reference need apply. Writ 7 BalS
ma. Phone Cynwyd 1U J. M"o 1 ai
GIRL, young, wanted .to help In kitchen and
make herself general y useful around house;
41 Hawrfo'rd"" APl"y bV IelUr' ?- - "
"'"rankfoffy".' bowv"tk-- 3 " Uy, 2380
OIRLS over in
S over III years wanted for light work
experience necetsary; 13 week paid while
nlng. Apply 311) N. 32d at wnue
no
learning.
ORISWOLD WORSTED CO.
DARBY. PA.
Starting; up new machinery. Want gi
wages; ateady work, and will pay Wj,;
'.. ooq
II learn
1U.
HOSIERY Experienced tonners
and knitters
wanted on oianqara ana Scott A William. fiJii
uuioinattc uuciiwes: . nent, sanitary mills
steady work and good pay. Wallaca wiii!?'
Hoiltry Company. 43S5 Orchard Ityflff
HOSIERY Wo need experienced menders" on
presa work and rouh work: steady work, good
Qarcyh.rY'.ltlateFn'i;?onrd"0""y C' SS
hi .. ... r.T"
vSWSteSVUZhLZTntt.
WKJl-S! "JlMtW raid: MtUAlr'
HOU813KEEPKR working, prlvit. ItainllyfW
required Apply 28 Oo(n an., jit. Airy.
HOUSEWORK, general, aaveral coloTtd' girls
wanted, sleep Tn. wage $fl. CaU MoSd.3
CaR Monday
ana 'luesuay, ajyu nace,
HOUSEWORK
VV.ff ilT?'.." .?"'""". f"f?nc
AriAH 1 Ai1aa4
Quuea
' " jya.Mru mi ,
OPERATORS, trimmers, 0oisher on all parts
of shirtwaists, silks, crep de chine, !
tt, .wtton. atgidy work uitTay. r
He4ora-Mr Cjujp4ny. 34 mat Browj, M
t Km
C""' . Wallaco Wrliiley. Irma Queen;
Ldwunl hnater. Mrs. Cadman. l-'rank p!
rifvo VS" :V,n.111 '"hfor'1- Nathan Nefaky
I.lwood Ward Co . Mrs. Hheckllamowed A
.-.........,...,,, ,,,,., .. v;naries iiaimni.
ii i;;JielSn1t,T:, il.'.lry 1'rannon. France &
1?-"'?!? 1S t.. ""J: ,r-''- (ieo- s' Jones. Mr.
l,er'iin,l,fij ", M,H.Sfi'8 I-lvely. Miss Eliza
betn Mlnnls, Thos. Kelly, Tony Marrn t'lln.
Wm NiU,?.r' l1.' I-''w'ir.l K. Clan"?." ir".
j. irifimn. i.nninn
fi'i""!?' fra,9ri'' JJ"- ."en'. Mis-. Helen Por".
t 11; Vr ,!li'lc,k.' U- l Ifw. ,Wm. If. fnl
rJu,r 'I'i '' ','. ''rertm.in, Harold M. Wlleox.
N. p.indroa. (1. c. Moore. Hubbard Co.. Mrs
"'sw.1?? ,ary:at.n ,;- il 0111 ".rVori: ie":
(., iii). ikLi 11 intripv itariram tieoni
.- mimi iiuiu 11 cii-i;iii.
191G;
HELP WAMTE-MAM3
" Continued rem rrcetitno Column
STENOORArilEIt, with four or five . V"' ,
"pertPnwmujCne neat and urate: poj Hon
permanent. Address In own nanawriung. ix
41, Ledger Central.
offlcedetalls. M. Oross ft ju-g2d Rn!1 ArcBi
STENOOnAPHER and bookkeeper, one. able to
take charge: give age. ".ner'fSL A.?.niCCS
and salary nesireo. ' ' iu --
TELEPHONn orERATORS-The Bell Telephone
Company offers positions a i ope rato rs to In;
telllirent youn vromen between 18 nnu
years oMisaSry in a week while learn nu.
wl"h rap d ad-ancement: a ateady PMltlon
assured, with pleasant emrrmindlnirB '!""
usual opportunity of promotion. Apply In
person to the Bell Telephone Company's opera
for"' rchooi; 400 Market St., dMIy between
R:30 a. m ana B P. m. Monday. TuroiHv and
Friday evenings between 7:30 and 8:30 o clock.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS, local and lonsr dh
ti nee. experienced. Apply.Keystono Telephone
Company, 13SS2d St., Room 103. ,
WET NURSD for S months old child In Tloirai
prlvato Protestant family. 7. Ledger Branch
orrice. airi1) w. nun ni.
WOMAN wanted for coohlnir nnd downitalrs
work and one for cliamberworK nnd waltlna;;
reference, n528areenesti.aermnntown.
WOMEN for waltlnc In a dlnlnir-room cnnslMlna;
of physicians and officers In a larpe Inatltu.
tloni position permanent; distance 00 miles;
thoa that understand hnuekcrptn and pood
character only need npply to emplojer tmlar,
11 a, m. nndlto aP. m. .Continental Hotel.
WOMI3N" for "kltchn work. Applv timekeeper's
office. llellevue-.Htratford Hotel.
flenernl
WOMAN, American, not under 30, educated and
ono who Is wllllnir to le.irni best rrcdenllala
required; salary 120 weekly. B llu. Ledger
Office.
TKACHIIRH wanted, hlah nnd rradesi (rood sal
nry. National Teachers' Aeency, D. II, Cook,
Mannircr, 827 Perry Ilulldlnir.
HELP WANTED MALE
BOOKKRKPINO), three uood positions, 115; posl
tlons Open for brluht. eneractlc youm; men,
aire 17 to 20; foreman, brass foundry man:
other positions open for hleh-uradn men. Ilusl
nest SmlcQ Cumpanylglll Land Title llldg.
BOY wanted. 10 years old. Apply nt Mercantile
Library, 10S. litliatatjia.m.
BOY. brluht, Intellltrcnt, 10;
exporlenco nnd reference
fiOS Chestnut st.
wrlto, Blvlnir aw,
Edwin S. Dixon,
BOY, In
II 112,
office: nent appearance!
Lcdsrer Office,
stato nxc.
BOYS to learn plumhlnB: pood x
With St., or call Woodland ,15,
waRcs. Oil S.
BOYS over 17 on press machines. Apply Jacob
MlllerHons& Co lrtthand Reed.
CABINETMAKERS, Rood, wanted. 712 Jeffer
son at.. Buffalo. N. Y.
CLERK LnrKoinnnufncturlniT concern In North
Philadelphia desires tho services of a sood,
wllllnir. youna- man. who la looklnir forward to
n KOOU lUIUro. ' iriiiin iivvu i.i'i'ii . i.tiu
nsc. reference and experience. A 31, Ledser
Brnncn. Jiroan aim uiearneio,
CLERK! railroad accounting offlcoi salary 10 1
per month. Applv own handwrltlnr, stating
age. experience, etc.. nnd If at present em
ployed. H 123. Ledger Otnce.
CARPENTERS, 200, wnnlcd on largo concrete
form Job lasting 0 months; wase 15c per hour,
10 hours.
D. M. HEPBURN
8th st. entrnnce,
THE BAIICOCK A WILCOX CO.
Barberton, O.
CLERKS FOR ADJUSTMENT OFFICE
THOSE WITH DEPARTMENT STORE EX
l'ERIKNCE PREFERRED. APPLY BUREAU
OF EXIPLOYMENT, 44 FLOOR. BEFORE
'STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
LNOINEER. experienced, used to alternating
current. Apply Multon PrlntlnB Process Dye
ing Company, 3S51 Frankford ave.
TIREMAN
...I-OCOMOT,VK EXPERIENCE
APPLY BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
FREE LABOR BUREAU
010 S. 11TH ST.
FURNACE HELPERS to set up molds and help
on crucible meltlne furnace; wagea S3 per
day. HenryD)sston Sons, Tncony, Phlln,
GARDENER, white, single, thoroughly experi
enced; Al reference: can rail for Interview any
time. Box 3401. Ogontz. Pa.
HELPERS for
Metal Works.
aheet metal shop. American
3llArmatBt., Oermantown.
IRONERS on soft shirts. Apply Jacob Miller
Sons & Co.. Kith and Reed.
LABORER BOSSES, WITH MEN I wunt 400
laborers for 11 months' work; building and
concrete construction: free shanties and good
commissary: will nrranzu transportation for
men; telegraph, my expense.
D, M. HEPBURN
Barberton. O.
HSSPSSSh TOSi. At,pIir Ca,tla Brother..
I'A,t10NEIIwence',' She,P & Vandegrlft. Inc..
Tny:.lulCVr"g gffl' """ ha"dS WanteJ"
MACHINISTS Wanted, all-around outside men.
Apply at once. Camden Shipbuilding Company
head of Uth at.. Camden. '
M A N Wa n t eiPTnla rge- Chestnut-street retail
store, not dry goods, young man. from 1R to
20 yeara of age; position of responsibility
and advancement; may be permanent: first-
fey.t.paf r?onxT3iio.nly" Addre" i"n.
MAN. bright, young, wanted to "take charxeof
clerical work In cost accounting department:
good opportunity for tho right fellow; mate
wages desired and references In application.
Answer B 127. Ledger Office. ".
MAI?.uw.a.nte1 ', operate eevator; one familiar
with the work preferred; not over 60 yeara old.
Apply N. W. corner Oth and Brown ata.
MAN wanted to run machine Putting metafedla
on pasteboard boxes. Apply A. Schoenhut Com.
pany. Adams ,,njljpy(yaiti, '""" -"n-
MAN to manage shoe store; good references r"
quired. Lewfs. 1418 Frankford ave. P
MEN, young, two. wanted, 18 to20 years of a.""
Man?.troer."ffox 17r.ed" """ Yu
zSt-'coaifilib?1
Mgo1 N3orhthnDgllUw'Sr1rhiavQ.r"n" Pr hTur.PlTr
Jotm8DAY LAU0U TBodSLn:",
WANTED
WITH RA1LR0AD,U8I10P3 EYPpnipvin.
CAR BEPAIRER8, CAl"llUILDKRa"wiiiJSi
AND COIXIRKD LAHORERa I POna'iKS
AND TRACK WORkTNO LABOR TflOlflii0.!
APPLY "TIMORE" and'-O,1!? SZSSlhfo
FnEBhAU0IJ ueau
ww a. tn,
WANTED,
iD. loung man. well dressed in C
on the road to solicit orders L?. i?,'3
tee: Mtwnu. b..., '.!' leave city
crew
at once
Continental Hotel.
. -T ".I.IREU, Air fc'n.l.l-
.. uv,inij,
WATCHCASE lolnter and 'inlsher on fllliiirr
rlrst-class man ta act as foreman- fti?7iJtV
New Yrkrmi1yy,r" BoM,ta Co?'0,??;
WIREMEN Wanted electrIcSTrrT
those underetandltur conduit work a Slr,,n,en
department. NlievBemJfn -PoSd CoPP itff,Va
and Meadow sts. .vui ,0.. jiujh,,
YOUNO MAN fa to!iU years old good .t a
urts with some mechanical .inlS?a a' "
draftlnp knowledae essential tiSffiJ? ani1
Apply Bernsctln Mf cS. 3d and !tti."ppop-
YOUNO MNhf-uriUnSihTi,1501'-maklna-
for particular peoS? JiiSfflS m'
a specialty. ood opportunity ,,iflll5t' wfk
good, out of town. B"!"0.." fmi U
YOUNO MEN. iQSiiiTaitlVi-
ne. 22 cenU per hour A?pfiuJf? 5il
mantown ave bju 3313 cer.
mantown ave " S9 Oer-
WES TILL NEED mora rellabLT v;-
?., .i-".m.i .iron work fcl.iT-.."?V'
rnl
boiler maklniF
ftujer as b1bS o 'Sa"0n
n. win n. W S'.inechanlc.
can easily Uarn. win
tu7anTVYii?.clli?:
and Mtp. Add.
HELP WANTED MAT.b
Con Untied from rj-ecedha Column
ESTABLISHED tiro company requires -r--S
nnd salesman with proven selllnr wiSnW
...!.... imI A...nii.t. Ji "ln" aMlit. . r.
2000 to $5000 per year. Cain befor" frer?
N. K.th at
-- uen, Jjj
JITUATIONS WANTEDlVS
uiiniMii.iv.MAiLr, nrni, rennea. t,.nM
country or seashore: e-nn.i !-..-ni!
hnfAl II atS. TsiAtfr ttn. ,c,en
CIIAMnKllMAiD In'nrlvatn rnn,ii.. . --
Inir: best references. II 813. Ledi.!. ?,.l'' IIB
CHAMI1RRMA1I1. naalat"wlth two rhiii '-k
washlnsr. Call 1T31 Memorial JE? S,MnTS
.i. i..--"".' ,i
CIIILIlNUll8r Position wanted, ..... "-S!i
- ..i- - - ..esr m..."-.
experience. Phone Spruco 3027. """nco tBl
Pflrtl- ..l.h.a alla.nll-H. n. .
tlrst-elass cook! wasea JjO; hy SeniVi'i?!?
no oDjecuon 10 country, li 823, Led Si. '!
fllRt. wants. pooltlon ns rookf prlvatV 7 lc5tfl
Address 40.-1 Slenton ave derrnar,t0iamy
GIRL, colored, housework In adult famti..
rookj tidy! .reference 4H)0 Ludlow. "" M
aillli wisnea. posiiion ns cook: aood w.-
03 Norm iritn at. ""rerwty
liOlr.WORK Prntestantr with child TfT-iil
.ol.li country prcferredJI 810, Irfdwr'rSM
iiousnwoiiK (.lermnn cr ..,. "".
houacworlct no cooklnir.
?308 Archer ,?'"!(
iffl
jvi.MJi.in.vii i i..-.i,ii woua teach in.-i-4-'
arhool or family: best ref. H 412 LeWr7
NURSIJRY .aoVERNES8-,Weir-eduet.S'- nli
jlle.aced North Herman woman w'shi !
ho.pltal traminu. klnderirarten. .ewinaf .SSI
lent lei tin iv I cmoroKe live.. W.. I?
Bt.viirtt riir?ti.a.,..-.Lr ' . ". r.
., , i... ....v. ............ cat i nnr. SKUIaJ , -
cal, com., (ten. office wk. II 2R.1. Tli"1!. -
STr.NonitAPIIER wishes pos. "Address ii. I?
!.. MclJnv, H. .Mildred St.. Chnrleitonvv'vi
UVlltAV H'llhno ilav'a ..!. .. r '-'J
. nnd Wednesday Apply nt In'at N? Ald.urM,I:
WO.M.n.V, 2. colored, from tho South."""w.i 'r
cooRlnir njiil rnamiienvork: no objectfrni H
piliturue. V.HH runcr'nay, 4 p. m . np i...
day morning. Room 20.1. 008 Chestnut it , I
SITUATIONS WANTEDMAIb
BOOKKKKPRR. D. H.. thorouchly exp.r77ri
niKh enieiency, cost nccountlnir, credi .ill
correspondence! executive ability! At H!I
tec
da
WII17 AlMNg"l
ences. 11 113, Ledger Office,
BOOKKEEPER, experienced, will audit acconeiTl
open, close and writ up hooka, day or evtmffll
moderate terms. . Bell.phone Walrmt T4f'tl
ljux, nKeu in, coioreu, wianes position as frfiiiJ
I'm- ikiiipi diuid, wafc ui references It ii
Ledger Central. " 'Hi
CIIAtirFHUIt AND COACHMAN. 8 years In KS
position; married. . age . 38; English tratM
COOK, Japanese couple,' experienced, for imTill
oil i i-rninerion ni.. vesr 1'niinj.int.i. !
inmiiy; to line entiro etinrBS of apartman, iiJ
,. residence. 1 1 447, Ledger CentraT mtnt w
COOK Japanese cook anil wife, hour wort"!
wish positions In family; references' rltv4
country. 1034 Vino at. '". city 0fi
FitKSCO paintck. all-round man. EniliSi
. can tako charge. H 107. ledger QrheeT ,ij
iiuuai-iwuKH. -Japanese wants, position, JtiSl
eral houjeworltln small family or bacl&!
IS years' experience In this eltv- hn.7 .!J?''a
s' experience in this city: best riffa
IC. 308 North 18lh st. " r"'r,jj
ence.
PUBLIC .ACCOUNTANT, certlded. Braduat."
U. of P. Wharton School, wishes to conliiJr
wiiu coriinriiiion nn arcountnnt or omen m..!:
r; excellent reference. H 410, lterTii'
oai.m, iTiui.TiLbii, .witn success'ul rccoM
technical, commercial, executive ability. i..ft
larger field than present connection VKS?
II .14". Irf(lfrpr r-pntrnl -.
SALESMAN
TOUNO MAN, EXPERIENCED, HOOD AnJ
DRESS. EDUCATION AND PERSONALITtI
WISHES POSITION WITH RISPUTAnfjil
FIRM. TRAVEI.1NO OR INSIDE; HAS COlSl
PLETELY COVERED UNITED fJTATMi?
. , UUVWUA. -n1AUAU;
STENOORAPHER-Secretary. office mantref
law school graduate: 11 venrs' An . .M Zlll
employ,; dcslro tlBOO n ycajIll22iLji. ,. ,
YOUNO MAN. 22. desires elerlent nn.lil... !
years' experience; 3 vearH as shop tlmeketMr.liil
payroll nnd coat clerk. It 124. Ledger OBlce M
YOUNO MAN. 30." cilucntcd, with executive .bit ii
lnsliloor out: references. B 123. Ledjer Ott.
'",' jia.-m. -i. qesirca position with rnerehxa.
dining house. Whrro thern Is rhntn f. .iV.
employed atprescnt. II 3."2, Ledger CentrL'j
YOUNO MAN. 20. wishes sales or clerical rxiC-,
..".. ...... lti..ituiai.uiiiMH i-um;urii; ursc rftei
ences nnd experience. II 44.1. I.ei!or c..ii
imn .ii. m.i,r.Hi,..i.ff . . , . -.
YOUNO MAN," 21, desires clerical work; roJI
!Tfr.r.ncS! !' yars' expcrlenco In detail mtt.il
u .i.i-. i.ciiger central. 4
ViUm'S1? ?-aint? T"1"0" doing clerical trorkJ
at night. H 351, Ledger Central, ,
UIKARD COLLEOB graduate. 25, ambltlousT:
ergetlc. desires to change from nccountln e.
pnrtment to soiling or production; will Itut
town If good Inducements. H 3S7, Led. Cent.'
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
.-v 1.1:1 iullh. 1H2I1 Ralnbrldee Comn. butlri.S
Houseman, couples, cooks, waits., chamber-.!
'""t,lo iiiuo.-a. liimcET maius, nnuseworueri.'G
etc.: vacs, for bu'lers, cooks. 30 to JM:i
Un 111 hni.u.mnt.l. A. Til V . ...I'.
"'. ..wu.vumiin, ,-.v. 1 IIUI1C, J.OCUSl .ldH,M
AUTOMOBIiiES
For Sale
ptrAsaiQ
e have a few cheap enra of which the chaiidl
would bo ery suitable for truck or dellvenfl
work of any kind; don't fall to come In til
look them over If you wunt something at
".ihm iTii-u mr ueinery purposes.
',.. ,. . I.OCO.MOBILE
2311 Market at. Locust',30.
IL.AJENKS, Mgr. Exchango Car Dept, "-
CADILLAC. 11114. touring car, overhauiedTinli
Lei'Jll.0'et,: u 1 1 f J'P"-"-nt ; price 1830. AU70
bALES CORPORATION. 142 N. Broad streiyj
-ui.u H Demonstrator.
L. S. upwEIlS CO.. 24.1 North proad it.
plE lilerrl'liu'torH.
HUDSON'S Phaetons roaristera and cabrloku.',
. ,iu.,..u wun eiccino lignis ana startert.
(Innwrv.sphu'n.l. ". I ? 1,... . di.il i
flVn Kiln ,niM.r'Oir r. n . n, . nn nntmnT'.)
WITH RUNABOUT BODY FOR SALEtOOODj
A3 aaiv. Al Hi', LIJDOEH CENTRAL.
rACKARD 30.H. P.. 7-pass.. touring; barrallfl
I. ir Ii'KTI'AT in f.. i -. . .. w
S'-. w i. ?. -' iiiiftn uroau BireeL,
PAiaiJ mill Knndstur. In excellent condition, j
with fxtraa; Urea kooiI; will sacrifice. U WS.i
iisf- n,ri.
10in S-PASSE.N'OER touring car: perfect coadl-S
tlon: JSro, or will consider good real eiUtili
urttill,. it, .i nniii d
HUDSON 6 1916
PARTS
CHEVROLET
SCIIOBER.
3341-43 MARKET
SEND FOR FnriE BULLETIN
np uspn PAiia
noRSQN auto ExriiANon. 23s n. rmoAD.1
PARTS
SCIIOBER. 3311-13-45 .MARKET ST.
AUTO LIVERY AND QAlTAGES
INDEPENDENT TAXICAB C0.1
lo ic nrtOAn fi'p
AUTOMpniLCs OF QUALITY" TO HIBS
Diamond II40S. Never closed. Park I.
STAR TAXICAB CO.
PHONE DIAMOND 74.
TAXI TOURINO LIMOUSINB
HALF REGULAR RATES.
Never Closed. Formerly Jitney Rate Ce.
POPLAR, 1017 To hire open day and nlrttt I
Park 1482, brand-new B-pass. touring eir.l
XI. It.! IIP , nlfln LranH.n.ui T.no.. llmmtBlQi. ,
.1.80 hr.: weddings, funerals, 1715 Olrtril. j
BUY Mnrfi-rr-n n...t.iJ n . .. ..Mtel a 3
stucco On display 3031 N. Bth. Tlora J-fi
AUTO REPAIRING
T SPEEDOMETER TROUBLES T
See BILLY, at his new location.
oiu riuuni uiiUAU Billtat.
CTLINOGRS HEHORED. new pUtoiw and rl
furnlahed. welUlnic nnd braxln. H. B$
derWOOd St. Cn.. HI1)", Uamllrnn tfstaf. Pb UU ,
. ..
AUTO SUPPLIES
T,TrT17'yiiK a fiTnina wrfktm
Naiv nanai-tiioa (a-a,inA un nrn. nwllllflm Cftui t
1314 Arch at. Ph. Walnut Vn7. IH.ce 108f A
. . . PARTS
. .to build or repair any car. . .... '
Phlla. Autn Pa.iH rv, ri ?j lath. Park His-'
AUTO TIRES
, PULLMAN TIRES . .
Ouaranteed 3300 mile. Compare price
nmxrR "in xr n,n.H ..t.
" n
BOATS, MOTORBOATS. IiAUNOHTjSj
SPEEDY 18.FT. CEDAR HULL LAUNCH f
Bala at I3PPr1ra tillu aAiiltiurl) nW 100;
ellnt condition; owner no tlma U ottj
113 N. Portland ave., Ventnor, Pnon TiOIJ
it vk u iuuu.ru xt- i'ui.a.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Gentleman Controlling" ?4000
Invited to thoroughly In
vstigato an old-established
and remarkably sound busi
ness; services may be used
references satisfactory. In
vestment excellently secured,
repayable at any time, and .
earns fair income. P 803,
Ledger Office.
sHw
Vjca tm"nUnibK tin. OW Aiondar w
FOSTER & WEBSTER 9UITp
ivll Cheatnut at Bell phona Walnut "S, 1
iriW X mE.Tn.nn ...... .Ll.k nlll tiS It
woman what the aaf ety razor U to mjl.JZSl j
lack of capital compel m to eU,?1Sl
partner, for a Ulttn;at bualoew U4f JJ J m
isxirhni'txwcx '