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WHITHEPICTUIIES
Organization Formed for Better
ing tho Product by Expression
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By the Thotoplay Editor
A league for tlia arood of mbvlnir pictures,
eorrespomlln; In many ways to the Drama
Jague, which worked so hard for the etaeo
and had several Interesting results, 'lias
been formed. From tho prospectus of the
league tho following: Is clipped to give read
ers an Idea of tho work to bo done:
The Motion ricturo Welfare League was
formed by a group of young men and
women Interested In tho possibilities of
motion pictures ns a factor In tho life of
a community, neatlzlwr that In any busi
ness It la tha consumer wlib hai the power
and right to specify what sort of goods
he will have, tho league Is organizing tho
demand for motion pictures. It has bocn
found that the demand Is decidedly for n.
higher typo ofplcturo than Is In general
being shown at present, nnd so tho activity
ot the league has resolved Itself Into a con
centration of the demand "for better and
cleaner moving pictures."
Chapters of tho league nro being formed
In every town that can possibly bo reached,
Tho newspapers of a community are tho
means for reaching tho people, and In
each case that newspaper which has tho
wclfaro of Its peoplo most closely at heart
has been permitted to conduct the organiza
tion. Those persons who are Interested In
tho problem nro Invited to become mem
bers. No dues aro collected, but members
are pledged to malntnln tho Ideals of tho
leagUo by actively Insisting that clean pic
tures bo shown by refusing to patronize
any other kind and by attending such pic
tures as tho league Indorses from tlmo to
time.
Tho leaguo Is being brought to tho at
tention of every community by means of
articles on various phases of the problem.
Theso havo been written by peoplo emi
nent In many lines of civic and educational
endeavor, such as Kate Bernnrd, tho Itcv.
James A. Durns, Walter Prlchard Eaton,
Arthur Gulterman, Norman Hapgood, Anna
B. Itlchardson nnd about 20 others. The
articles nro syndicated throughout tho press
and serve as tho nucleus around which local
thought Is organized. An annual conven
tion of tho leaguo lc planned, at which pre
pared lectur.es and Informal discussions of
tho community's plcturo problems will ba
treated.
At tho same tlmo that this organization
has been taking place tho league has found
lr convenient to open a scenario depart
ment, which handles such pictures as como
up to tho standards set by tho league's
members. Instead of using back writers,
communication has been opened with about
100 ot tho better class of fiction writers.
A change In tho bill at tho Arcadia
brings "Lieutenant Danny," a Triangle Aim
to that houso for tho rest of this week. A
aatlsfactory surrounding bill la scheduled.
Theatrical Baedeker
FEATURE FILMS
HTANLEY First half of tha vnk: "Tha
Woman In tha Case." with Paulina Frederick.
" a Famous Players-Paramount film: llurton
Holmes travel plclurr. "In Innsbruck," nnd
comedy and news features. Last halt ot tho
weak: "Tha Stronger Lovo," with Vivian
Martin, a Pallas-Paramount film,
aUlCADIA FIrat half o"f tho week: "Shell l"
with H. H. Warner and Knld Mnrkey, an
Inee-Trlangle, film. Last half of tho week!
"Hell jo ray Austin." witn Tvurred I.ucas
and Bessls- Love, a arlfflth-TrlangIa tllm.
PAUA.CE FIrat half of the week: "The Dream
Girl." with Jlac Murray, a Laaky-Paramnunt
production. Last half of tho week; "Com
mon Ground." with Mario Doro, a. Famous
Players-Paramount film.
YICTORIA Wednesday nnd Thursday, "Tha
Half Breed," with Douitlno Fairbanks', a
Orlfflth-Trlangia Picture, and Max Pieman tn
"Microbes," a Metro comedy. Friday and
Saturday. "God's Half Acre." with Mabel
Taliaferro, and "Laundry Liz," with Fay
Tlnchcr.
VAUDEVILLE
KEITH'S Sophia Tucker: Eva Taylor and Law -renco
Orattan. tn "Ilocklnir tha Itoat"j llert
Lamont and his cowboys: Franker Wood and
Jlunea Wydo. in "Thafa All lllsht": Jean
Itarzac's Petit Indoor Circus; Mullen and
Itonrs, In "Nlmbls Nonsense": Myrtle Younit
and Jessica. Ilrown; Clarence Marks; tho Lar
neds, tn "Nnnsrr.se, on Wheals," and tha Sellx
Trlbuns Pictures.
IyOriE Charles Harris and Mattle Choate. In
"Tho Mayor an tho Manicure": "The Olrls
from Koltomo": Cutler, Hushes Bnd Cutler. In
"On a Doorstep": Earle and Ilarletto; Jack
Ileddy; Neluico and Hurley: Mahal Johnson;
Newport and Htlrk; Kena and Wagner, and
tha Three Hedders.
RAND Al White and Miss Frances: Dunbsr'a
Old.tlme Darkles: Hibort and Meyers, in "A
Hobby Flirtation": Charlea Slsto; the dasch
fllsters; Sesnan and Clifton, and movlnc pic
tures. CROSS KEYS First half of the week: Dorothy
Sherman and her Colonial Holies: Elliott and
ilulen. In "A Study In lllack and Tan": St.
Clair and Gasper; David S Hall. In "Hfa
Just Gone Out"; Abbott nnd White, and the
Hramlnos. ast halt of the week: D. J. Pad
den. In "The Phun rhlends"; Ashley and
Morgan. In "On the Street": Marie SDarrow.
comedienne; "Tha Scoop," a comedy dramatic
playlet! Fletcher, Llbby and McCabe, In "Tha
Messenger Bqr," and Charles Thompson, Jug
line offcrintr. ,,
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I SEEK GLOUCESTER MAYORALTY
Present Incumbent, Democrat and Two
Others Out
There will be several candidates In the
field for Mayor of Gloucester City at tho
primaries next' month and there will be con
tests on both tho Republican and Demo
cratic tickets. Mayor David M. Anderson,
who Is now completing- his first term, will
be a candidate for re-election and today
beffan circulating his petition for the nomi
nation on the Republican ticket.
The two factions on the Democratic ticket
ro urging former Mayor John Beoston
to enter the field. Other candidates men
tioned on th's ticket are former Justice of
the Peace William D, Jenkins and former
City Assessor Daniel H. Mulun. Tha position
pays $1000 per year for a term of two
years.
PETEYHe Lost Another Chance to Be a Hero
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GASOLINE CUT MEANS
LITTLE; CHEAP IN SOUTH
Pennsylvanlans Paying 8 to 4
Cents More Than Places Else
where, Despite Eeduction
Philadelphia motorists today welcomed
an announcemenl of a one-cent reduction In
the price of gasoline, making It 21 cents
a gallon to dealers and 23 cents at retail.
Their Jubilation was marred, howovcr, by
the fact that similar reductions announced
In tho Middle West nnd South showed that
Phlladelphlahs Bill! aro paying much moro
for gasoline than tho automoblllsts of other
Kctlon of tho country,
Heductlons of 1 cent were also announced
by the Standard Oil Company In Chicago
and In Indiana, Michigan, Illinois and Mis
souri nnd by the Texas Oil Company- In
the South. The cost of gasoline In theso
Statei, as shown by tho anouncement of the
reduction, makei them n paradise for auto
moblllsts, so far as tho coit ot fuel Is con
cerned. In Chicago nnd Indianapolis the cost was
reduced to 17 li cents a gallon to dealers.
This Is 3H cents lower than In Philadel
phia. In Kansas City tho cost to dealers
is now 17.8 cents n gallon, 3.2 cents it gal
lon cheaper than In this city.
On lop or theso announcements, the
Texas Oil Company declared n cut of 10
cents a barrel on Caddo and Da Sota light
oil. This Is the sixth cut In tho price of
Louisiana oils slnco July 25, and tho other
pipe lino companies aro expected to meet
It. Tho present price of Caddo light Is 05
cents and Do Hota light 85 cents.
Automoblllsts aro looking to the end of
tho war for any material relief In tho coit
of gasoline. Before tho war It was 13 cents
a gallon In many placoi. In reviewing the
factors that havo caused tho targe Increase
In tho price, the oil companies state that
$50,000,000 has been spent In sinking new
welts, and that the number of automobiles
In use In this country Is Increasing by leapt
and bounds. The nil companies ligure that
10,000,000 moro barrels of gasoline will bo
required for tho automobiles that will bo
manufactured during the next year.
50 YEARS IN SHORTHAND
Henry C. Demming, Veteran Court Re-
portor,to Give Reminiscences
in Convention Address
Henry C. Dcmmlntr. from Harrlsburtr,
Pn 75 years old and for GO continuous
years a court reporter, will nddress tho
eighteenth nnnual convention of tho Na
tional Shorthand Reporters' Association to
day. His sub)cci wtll ho "A Fow Reminiscences
of Fifty Years' l'xpcrlonco ns a Verbatim
Repqrtcr."
Tho automobile trip around tho city nnd
throuKh tho parks, planned by tho local
commltteo for yesterday nnd postponed on
nccount of weather conditions, will be given
today
Tho farewell banquet Is scheduled for
tonight.
In lieu of the auto trip yesterday all the
members were entertained last night at
Keith's by tho local committee.
Tomorrow tho sessions will close with
routlno business nnd tho election and In
stallation of omccrs.
HOWARD HOSPITAL BENEFITS
Will of C. C. Wistar Leaves $2000 to
Institution Other Bequests
Made
A bequest of $2000 to the Howard Hos
pital and Infirmary for Incurables 4s con
tained In tho wilt of C. Cresson Wistar,
6355 Knox street, which was admitted to
probato today. Tho $130,000 estate Is left
to two Bons nnd a daughter of tho testator,
and n portrait of Abraham Lincoln by
Wnugh Is left to the Pennsylvania Acad
emy of the FIno Arts.
Other wills probated were thoso of Felix
Marcus, 516 Mnnhelm street, which, in pri
vate bequests, disposes of "property valued
at $41,930; Henry Magulre, 1B30 South
Twenty-first street. SS500. nnrt s.niiin tr
Landis, 1677 Harrison street, $6480.
Tho porsonulty of tho estate of Mary T.
Parko has beon nppralscd at $4483.12.
3IEN SUED FOR LIBEL MISSING
Police After Twenty-two-day Hunt
Can't Find Newspaper Men Cap
tain Kenny Accuser
Twenty-two days havo elapsed slnco the
Detcctlvo Bureau began Its hunt for J.
Stewart Knlgnt,-owner of tho Sunday Tran
script, and Samuel Dougherty, the publisher.
Warrants were Issued for Dougherty and
Knight nccuslng them nt criminal libel.
Tho complainant Is Captnln Nicholas Kenny,
who Is In command of the second pollco
division.
Tho warrants wero turned over to De
tective Douglass and Detective Plateau.
Tho police say they nro still searching for
Knight and Dougherty and frankly admit
they haven't been nblo to find a cluo.
Prominent
Photoplay Presentations
Advertisements accepted only from clean,
well-ventilated theaters
WEST PHILADELPHIA
EUREKA 0T" MAnKET bts.
TRIANGLE PRESENTS
DE WOLF HOPPER in
"CASEY AT THE BAT-
GARDEN "?4 I-ANSDOWNH AVE.
Ort.ivi-"-i, mat, 2. rrvo. o:80 to n.
WORLD FILM CORP, Presents
Alice Brady in "Misa Petticoats"
BIB HOPKINB COMEDY. OTHERS
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
OLYMPIA bhoad and
J-t l IVl r l V BAINBRIDQE
Tht maximum In, comfort, tafttv and amuse
tntnt at h wlalmum irto. MATS. DAILY.
THE GRIP OF EVIL"
ALSO A SURPRISE FEATURE
eybning ledger-Philadelphia; thukdat, ' august rr,
CAPTURE ENDS 3-YEAU CHASE
Postal Inspectors Scoured Europe for
Alleged Fako Promoter
A three-year chaso thrpughout tho United
States and Europe has ended In the capture
by the postal authorities In this district ot
Aisled Welgand, who Is known by at least
four other names, A. Willis, Loyal Devllte,
A. Itagen and T. A. Tomkoss. He will bo
nrralgncd before United States Commis
sioner Long In the Federal Building hero
today.
Ho la accused ot having sold In various
cities and towns half Interests In an Im
proved shoo hook company to as many
persons ns ho could Interest. Postal In
spector Frank Smith arrested him In At
lantic City.
Albert L. Wilson
Word wai received today of tho death of
Albert Lapsley Wilson, for many years a
prominent Philadelphia lawyer, at his homo
in Paris, 11 Hue Kdmond Valentin. Ho
vuis nearly 70 years old, and for the last
two years has been In III health. Mr. Wil
son was a member of the Itlttenhouso Club
nnd tho Merlon Cricket Club.
Sherman P. Morgan
Word was received today of tho death of
Sherman Farkcr Morgan, of Wheeling. W.
Va who was graduated from Haverford
College last spring. His death occurred at
Grand Rapids, Mich., whero ho was spend
ing his vacation. Ho was to havo arrived
nt Philadelphia on Tuesday to tako a posi
tion with the Glrard Trust Company. Mr.
Morgan was 22 years old, and tho son of A.
L. Morgan, president of tho Wheeling Ter
minal Hallway Company.
Miles A. McGchcan
Arrangements nro being made today for
tho funeral of Miles A. McGche.in, of 854
N'orth Twentieth street, for 42 years a
member of tho fire department In this city,
who died suddenly yesterday nftcrnoon nt
West Chester. Death was duo to henrt dis
ease. Mr. McOehoan was 72 years old and
a member of tho Veteran Firemen's Asso
ciation, tho Stato Firemen's Association, ns
well as president of both tho Kntorprlso and
Bulletin Building nnd Ioan Associations.
"li'iTi'"'"' AUBiist IB. 1010, CLARA
mtHTIN(li;il. dniiKhtrr of the Inte Frederick
nnd Math Ida llreltlnger. ndntlven nnd
mends, nnd all societies of which thn d'eeased
was n member, aro Invited to attend tho
funeral services, on Friday, at 1 p. m,, at
her late residence, 83S N. 6th st. Interment
lll?,'.,;?,'' J' Mt- Vernon motery.
IIRIt'K. On August 13, mill, HATH McCABK,
widow of Harry C. llrlck. Itelntlvra nnd
friends nro Invited to attend the funeral, on
I rlday, at 7.30 n. m.. at tho chapel of An
drew J. Hair A Son, Arch and llith sis. Hot
ymn requiem mass nt tho Cathedral, 18th nnd
, J".1" ts.. nt II n. m. Interment prlvnte.
imoHN. On August lrt, 1010. ni.IZAlinTH
A., wife of Hdwnrd J. Itroun nnd daughter of
William nnd Catherine Itarr. Ilelatles nnd
friends nro lnilted to attend tho funernl. on
Kf turda at S:30 a. m . from her lito resl
denco, 2.128 XV. Thompson st. High mass ut
SI. Hllzabetirs Church, at 10 a m. Interment
prlvnt.
I11UIOKS. On August 10. 1010, LKOPOLD, hus
band of Pine Ilrooks, aged 77 jeara. nela
Uph nnd friends, also Krnkauer Chcvra, nro
Invited to attend the funeral services, on Fri
day, nt 2 p. m precisely, nt the parlors of
Morris Rosenberg's Son. 2009 N. Ilroad at.
Interment nt Mt Carmcl Cemetery
Prominent Photoplay Presentations
Advertisements accepted only from clean, wcll-vcntilated theaters
msii
THE following theater obtain their
Cnmpnny, which Is n guarantee of
All nlrtiires reviewed before exniiiiiinii.
obtnlnhis pictures through tho hTOMJ.i
ARCADIA
CHESTNUT
nELOW 10TH
WM. DESMOND in
"LIEUTENANT DANNY"
A rrT T f ME- AND THOMPSON
APOLLU MATINEE DAILY
Wm. Fox Virninin Pparsnn
innureu
Heart"
Presents Trlnngle-Kostono Comedy
rsn-i Tlf-1.1Tt B2D
ABOVE MARKET
, 1:30 & .1:30. 10c
JOCjU1V1V1N 1 Mats.,
Eves.. 0:30, 8, 0;30, loe
Ann Pennington " snowflake-
irn A D C0TH AND CEDAR AVE.
UIjIJAK. PARA1IOVXT THEATER
METRO PRESENTS
ni D,.r., I" "T"E ETERNAL
Olga retrova question-
FAIRMOUNT SiiSSd avenue
OLIVER MOROHCO PHOTOPLAY Offers
Edna Goodrich " 0f .Mifddalena"
FRANKFORD "n rriANKrrvn,?NUE
FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN
THE WALL BETWEEN"
56TH ST. Theater
MATINEE
DAILY
Below Spruce, Evgs. 7 to 11.
Wm. II. Thompson In "Tha Eve of the Night"
ROSCOE ARBUCKLE, 'THE WAITERS' nALL'
Iltllle llurko In "Gloria's Romance" (8)
rirAI?ri AVENUE THEATER
LlIlVVIV.I-' 7TH AND OIRARD AVENUE
METRO PICTURES CORP Presents
RALPH HERZ and IRENE HOWLEY in
THE PURPLE LADY"
IRIS THEATER 3"8 ISS"
BLANCHE SWEET in
THE THOUSAND-DOLLAR HUSBAND"
JEFFERSON
20TH AND DAUPHIN
STREETR
uuuuumu iuiuheh 1'reaent
Mary MacLaren Hmr.
LAFAYETTE 20u 5vbSoi?iok
Anna Nilason and Tom Moore in
"WHO'S QUILTYr
IFAnFR FORTY-FIRST AND
lJli.c-VLIlitV LANCASTER AVENUE
Irene Fenwick ln "A c"oi? destiny-
BILL.IB BURKE In "Olorla'a Ronunct" 11)
LIBERTY B"AD LHMBIA
TRIANOLE PRESENTS t,uiIulA
Dorothv Gish ,n "TIIB litti-b
UULUUiy UISll SCHOOL MA'AM"
DEATHS
CAltEr. On Auirut IS, lftlo. EDWARD, hus
band of Ann Carey Relatives and frtends,
and Holy Nome Society ot nt Edward's
Church aro Invited to attend the funeral, on
Saturday, nt 8 SO n. m. from his late resi
dence, Mffwl Huntingdon street. Renulem
iimim hi i rairarnj rnurcn, at lo a. m
jniermrni at moijt scpulchro Cemetery,
tomohilo funeral.
Au-
CVHN,S,n AuVf.1 .?. iniO. at Conullle. Ore.,
WALTEIJ L, CULIN. M. D.. aon of hilt ii.
and tho late John Cnlln, aged 60 years.
I'AVIS. On August .1(5. 1010, at her residence.
f.22fi Spruce St., MARY C. E.. widow ot Lo
renio F. Davla. Relatives and friends are In-
vucu io ntiena ino lunerni services, on in-
day, nt
P. m.. at the Oliver It Hair Hulld
inr. is:
private.
rii'.i.ii. on August is, tola, emilt a.
Fini.D. aged 74 jears. Relatives and friends
ore Invited to attend the funeral, on Friday,
nt 8.30 n. m., from the OlUer II Bi'r Ilulld
Ing, 18S0 Chestnut st Mass at St. Phllo
rnena's Church. I.ansdowne, l'a., al 10 a. m.
Interment nt Holy Cross Cemetery.
GRr.fcNSrn'r.DK.R. On Atyrust 10. IMfl, nt At
lantto City, N. J,, JOSEPH S.. husband of
Ealella Schwerln ureensf elder. Itelatltrs and
friends are. Invited to attend the funeral, on
Friday, at 8:30 n. m.. from hU late renltlonn.
4 N. Sovereign ne.. Atlantla City, N, J., and
at tho Mount. Blnal Chapel. Philadelphia, at
11.30 a. m. Inlorment at Mount Hlnal Cem
etery. linrNUR. On August 15, lfilfl. HARltY, hus.
band of Kntlo Hefner, nited 48 years. Rela
tles and friends, also lllllgant Council No.
4, Jr. O. u A. M,, nnd Guard Assoclatlon.of
Diligent Councl I. No. 4. and Col. Hawk ni
Council, No. 209, Foresters ot America, are
InMted to ntlend tho funeral services, on Pat
vrday, nt 2 p, m., nt his late residence, 2811
N. Leo st. interment at Oreenmount Cem
etery. Remains may Lo Mawtd on Friday
eenlng,
jr.NKINS. On August 10, 1010. .it her lata
residence, nlll llreeno at., Ocrmsntown,
FRANCES MARTIN, wife of William 1 Jen
kins Solemn reoulem mass at St. Vincent do
Fntil'a Church, Oermililnwn, on Friday, 18th
Inst., at 10 n, m. Interment private.
LEW. On August 10, 1010. nt Atlanlta City,
,V J , MICHAEL A., son of Esther and tho
lalo Ansel Levy. Rclatltes nnd friends, also
National Ixidge, No. 12, F. and A. M.! Ml.
Vernon Chapter. No. 3, It. A M., of Wash
ington. D. C.i Court Oenoral Lawton, No. 232,
Foresters of America; emplojen of Immigra
tion Stntton at Gloucester, N J., nnd alt other
organisations of which lie wnn a member, nr
Invited to attend tho funernl services, .n Bun
day, at 2 p. m precisely at tho residence ot
his mother. 10.12 French si. 117th nnd Htisquo
hannu ne.) Interment at Adath Jesliurun
Cemetery. Washington nnd Dnltlmore papers
plea so copy.
SlrCAMANT. On August 10, 1010. In Totls
town, l'a.. Mrs. JAMES U. McCAMANT, In
the slity-sexenth jear of hef age. Prlvato
funeral services nt her late homo, Thursday
evening, August 17. Interment nt Honey
brook. Chester Co.
I'ir.PI'.lt. On August 10. 1010. at her residence,
.13 North !17tli St.. MART A , widow of Her
man J Fleper. Notice of tiinornl later.
Rl'.r.S. On August 13. 1010, MARY O., daugh
ter of the late John E. nnd Mary llecs. In
terred In Old Cathedral Cemetery.
SHAIirn On August IB. 1010. MARY, wife
of Joseph T. Sharpe. Relatives and friends,
nlso Leaguo of tho Sacred Henrt nnd Altar
Socleiv of tho Church of tho Vlsltnllon, aro
Invited to nttend tho funeral, on Friday at
8 30 n. in , fiom her husband- rcsldento, 28 IB
Jasper si Solemn requiem mnss nt tho
Church of the Visit atlon. nt 10 a. in. Inter
ment private, nt New Cathedral Cemetery.
SMART. On August 10, 1010, AONE3 8TUR
ROCK, daughter of Iho Into William S. and
Elizabeth S. Smnrt, In her ninetieth year.
Funeral services on Friday, at 11 n. ni , nt
her late residence, 1000 South 10th st. Inter
ment prlvnto.
WALLACE. On August IB. 1010. JOHN Vf.
WALLACE, beloved husbsnd of Mary A. Wal
lace, nt hlo Into residence, 1827 North Tarlt
nve In his 79th yenr. Relatives nnd friends,
also St. John's Lodv, No. 115. F. nnd A. M.,
are Invited to attend tha funeral services, on
Friday, at 2 p. m., from tho apartments of
Albert Moore & Son. 722 North Rroad at. In
terment at Mount Mo r inn Cemetery. Automo
bile funeral.
WILSON. On August H. 1010, at Paris.
Franco. ALI1ERT LAPSLEY WILSON, of
I'lilladelphln, In the 70th lear of his ngo,
Boafsmq Gmpomx
pleturrs through the STANLEY Bonking
early showing of the lines! productions.
,iw inr tne , inciter
UUUKI.XI COM
I'ANV,
ill juur lULiinu
LOGAN THEATER "10 Hoad
VIOLA DANA in
"THE TLOWER OF NO MAN'S LAND"
T nn TQT r,2D AND LOCUST
LiVVUiJ J. Mats., 1:30 and 3:30, 10c.
Evss.. (1:30, 8, 0:30, 15c.
ETHEL CLAYTON A. CARLYLE HLACKWELL
In "A WOMAN'S WAY"
Market St. Theater a3TnEE?ET
Marguerite Clark In "Prlnco and the. Pauper"
THE ORIP OF EVIL" every Monday
MARIE WALCAMP In "LIBERTY" every Wed.
PALACE
1211 MARKET STREET
IOC 20c.
Marie Doro
IN
'Common Ground"
PARPC nIDE AVE. & DAUPHIN ST.
i7jaiiv MATj a.,5 nva 0.45 t0 n
Trlangla r)nrnfllv (:U In "Tho Little
Fronts i-'oroiny vjisn Hlwo Ma.nm..
Added KEYSTONE COMEDY
PRINCESS ,0,TSrCT
WORLD FILM CORP. Presents
Muriel Ostriche ln "SA"'Y in
RIAT TO OCHMANTOWN AVE.
x"-"- AT TULPEHOCKEN ST.
BABY MARIE OSBORNE in
"LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE"
DM RY MARKET STREET
1X - BELOW 7TH STREET
Donald Brian ,(T, .IN ,
The omugglera"
SAVOY 1IU MARKET
0 . V J 1 STREET
WM. FOX Presents
Theda Bara in "Under Two Flags"
"TIOGA 17TU AND VENAN0 6TS.
Billie Burke in "Gloria's Romance"
OTHERS
VICTORIA "AIKET ST.
VlVvl UUIA ABOVE NINTH
Douglas Fairbanks ,n "Tjjn::,rA.r1!'
MAX FIOMAN In "JUCROBES"
STANI FY MARKET ABOVE 10TH
OiaiL,I llilB A, M. to llil3P.lt
VIVIAN MARTIN in
THE STRONG. ER LOVE"
::: ::: ::t ? ... ... ... ... r
CLASSIFIED RATES
EVENING LEDGER
AOATE ItNE RATH FOR EACH INSERTION
THIS STYLE TYPE (or like this)
One or two times.. .............
1hre times one week
Fix times one week
Situations Wanted three times one week.
lUe
lOe,
10c
Help nnd Situation Wanted and Ixwt
and Found ads aro inserted in the
Daily Pubmo Ledges without addi
tional charge. '
Want nds under all other classifications msy
t repeated In the Pcstto LMxirn at combined
rate.
One or two limes tit
Threo limes one week.tt, '5J.
81 times one week, ! lV4
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)
la nermllle In nil elasslOcatlons except Help
nnd Situations- Wanted. Lost and Found, Per
gonals, Hoirdlng nnd Rooms. When p.specl-,
fill, add FIVE CENTS PER AOATK LINE TO
ANY OF THE AUOVE RATES.
There is a drujr store near your home
that will accept Ledger want nds at
ollico rates.
XOST AND FOUND
RuACELET Lost Thursday, August 10. blsck
onyx nexlbla bracelet, mounted In gold. Lib
eral reword If returned to J. E. Caldtvell &
Co., 002Cheslnut.
CERTfFICATI Lost, stock certlflcate No. 1.120
for threo shares stock Third National Rank,
Issued In name of Louise Cochran. Renard on
return to her attorney, Samuel F. Wheeler.
Finance nidgj
WATCH Lost, tody's watch, monogram It. R.
C., coming from Tulpehocken Theater to Main
st. can valued for Its associations! reward.
B0I7 McMnhon nvc, Otn.
UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS
WESTERN UNION TBLEORArit CO.. JBOI
Chestnut st. Dr. lloyd A. Iwrv. Leo
Nlrnuss, Mr Charles Oogle, Mr. Welsfeld.
Fhllllps Rros. Co . tho Somme.r Slndlos. A.
E. Sloan. Mr Havman, Francis T Sharpless.
J II. Eakrldgs. Oeo F. McOulre. Trof. Rlgo.
James Hansone, C H. Smith. L, (' Dlllman,
Mrs E. Kraenrel, .Miss Fredla Mltll, 11,
Goldberg, E J Ilrooks & Co., I)r Floyd
Thompkins, Miss Dorothy Aschman. Rruco
If Schorr. Rruco llaln E. Newberger. Geo
Englert, John Mullen, Vendel Weiss, Jessie.
POSTAL TELEORAI'ir CARLE CO., 1421 H.
I'enn square ('has C Williams, llertha. M.
Yrlck. Herl Fltrelhbnns, Dr. .Martin Itllsc.
S. E. Thomas Mr Frederick Allen. Lewis
P. Hoslnhug, F II. rinlt. K. (1 Slevrns, Mr.
II. C. Smith, R D Hiilioe, W E. Durrcll,
H I) Lcvlngs, It. XV. Mellchamp.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
BOOKKEEPER, assistant; neat writer, quick
nt nguresi $0 week to start! stato age, ex-
perlence nnd religion. I' Dill. Ledger Orflco.
UOOKKEKPEIir quick nnd acciirate! nblo to
tnko off statement: state age, experience and
salarydeslred. "D. L..I'.0, Box 3IL1.
CLERK Young "lady IS lo2l ycarn: exper
ience unnecesssry. must he high school grnd
unle. H BIO, Ledger Centrnl.
CHILDNI'RME "wanted, experienced. Protestant,
white. Address W, W.. 12H Commonwealth
Illdg.. Philadelphia.
COOK chambermalil and waitress wanted by
thn Orst of September at St. Martin's. Phila
delphia; both girls must ho Orst class! small
family! Prots. preferred. H 81U. Ledger Orflce.
COMRINO AND DRAWING ROOM HELP
Rcdoublcrs, spinners, twisters nnd dorters.
ArrLY JOHN A JAMES DORSON. INC.
Carpet nnd Plush Mills
Rldgo nve. nbovo Allegheny
Falls ot Schuylkill.
COOK nnd downstairs work. Protestant pre
ferred: reference required! seashore until Oc
tober! Dermnntown permanently. Call Room
20.1. (108 Chistnut st.
COOK, experienced In all branches of cooking:
Herman prererreii: small ramny. ueicpnone or
wrlto to Mrs. Thomas Royal. Devon. Pa.
FILE CLERK Careful, competent correspon
dence lllo clerk; 110 per week to olart. Address
II. P , PostofllcB Box 3.1110.
FINISHERS on men's, neckwear. Hughes &
Bra dley Co 1301 Arch s L
FOLDER Experienced folder on wedding sta
tionery: only those accustomed to first-class
work need apply. The Bailey, Banks & Riddle
Company, 1221 Sansom st , fourth Jloor.
OIRL for general housework; 3 In family. 25S0
Frankford ave.
OIRLS Wanted, by September B, 2 experienced
Protestant girls, to do entire work of small
house In suburbs, 4 In fnmlly: sisters or
mother and daughter preferred: wages SO and
17: glvo references. Address H 40.1. Ledger
Central.
OIRLS over 10 years wanted for light work:
no experience necessary, SB week paid vvhllo
learning. Apply 810 North 32d ot.
GRISWOLD WORSTED CO.
DARBY, TA.
Startlns up new machinery. Want girls: good
lliOi I
ills le
wages, ateaay work, ana will pay vvn
ing
HOUSEKEEPER, working, ln small first-class
boarding house; moderate, salary first sear:
good, permanent home to rellablo person:
state ngo and references. P 01S, Ledger
OfOce.
HOUSEKEEPER.
required. Apply
working; prlvnto family; ref.
2.1 Onwen ave., Mount Airy.
HOUSEWORK, general Neat girl for general
housework In suburbs, no faro; family of 4,
wages $11, Meet cmplover Friday afternoon,
3 o'clock. Oils Chestnut st , Room 21)5.
HOUSEWORK Protestant girl for Swarth
mora; small fnmlly; no laundry, no rhamher
work; wagesIU per week. H82, Ledgerjp
HOUSEWORK, general: white, for suburbs: ret
eronco required. II 82.1. Ledxer OfOcO;
HOUSEWORK, general! amalf family; no lauiv
dry. 11 830. Ledger Office.
LAD dictaphone operator and stenographer; ex
perienced: salary J00 per month; advancement;
. Permanent. M-tMj LedgerCentraL
MAN AND WIFE, white; wife, cook: man. but
ler and houseman. Phone 1332 Ardmore, or
apply 201 tlleun road. Ardmore.
MILLINERS Lit Brothers require experienced
milliners. Apply Employment Bqreau.
NURSE for year-old child, also to do light
chambervvork at country place. 4 miles from
Rryn ilavvr: Ocrman girl preferred. O 810,
Ledger Central.
N,,V?Br.ANTEP',,n,'ST UEFERENCESTii?
QUIUDAPPIf(7r.N5lV;
SHOES Experienced help wanted In packing
room.SeenJloor3I5N.Fh;
SHOES Experienced tip" fixers wanted. 315 N.
12th. seventh floor.
STENOORAPHER. experienced: hours 8:30 to
013 lit J1J to start; good chanco of advance
ment. 8. Rosenau tc Co., 0th and Noble.
Dir..uuAruun munc laay with soma exp.t
slata age. ep.. rat. Address P. O. Box IB 40.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS The Bell Tslephons
Company offsra positions as operators to ln.
telllgent young women between 18 and 22
j ears old: salary 10 a week whllo learning,
with rapid advancement; a steady position
Riaured.N with pleasant surroundings and un
usual opportunity of promotion. Apply In
person to the Bell Telephono Company's opera,
lora' school. 40(1 Market st.. dally between
b'ou a. m. and B p, m, Monday, Tuesday and
Friday evenings between 7:30 and 8.30 o'clock.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS, local and long dli
tance. experienced. Apply Keystone Telephono
w-ws J, in, IVWJU1 1 u o
WAITRESS, Protestant, competent: small adult
family on Main Line. Phone Merlon 421.
WOMAN, refined, educated.
. ...'. 's''"c1'-i JMU...BU, m icnrn expert cor
set fitting: will teach and employ permanent
ly, Tho Spirella fahop, 1013 Chestnut it,
Mfc
HELP WANTED FEMALE
CetiMnwfd Iran Precedino CoUrnn
WOMEN The ''lern manager of lsw CM
cage corporation wishes tS."1.Mi."ient of high
between 20 and 40 with tho "'J."''.1 hired
sehoo education and free to traiel f.n, "hS
will bo given good permanent rrP0t,0on,rrIPn.3
offers unusual opportunity to ft "uaiinen
woman, give ftgei 'rt0CVJJfc.iPiMfi Address
enee and phone number In first letter. Aaaress
O 842, Ledger Central. .
WOMEN" for kitchen work. Apply timekeeper a
office, Ilellevue-strotfordHotel.
n 'TTZT'.' .Z -. .. .
YOUNO I.ADY in stocroom.ot reaay-..,-,,-.
MAnraaiH Tn naiisi umiui v.in ..,--,.-
IliailUini km w -..- -" i -. (
onnortunltv: must be good penman
, and ac-
" i'i' r'UV.'.-'h .it Rons" A Co.. 718 Arch
vntivn
t.aiw wsnrcrl lor nowmonii :'
OS.
tats office: good reference
nography preferred F 91
Oenernl
bnAmWrA of StS
902. IdgerOff!ce
I
lil"irr,COOi.f MANAOEK 327 Terry Rulldlng.
HELP WANTED MALE
ADVERTISINO SOLICITOR f,0rt.r.".W'V,.'f?ncM
n.Mence,i. sMressive. good hiblts, references.
The News Journnl. Lancaster, rn.
RILL CLERIC Young man with soma experi
ence. Apply William V. Riley A Co., 288
Chestnut sL -.
BOY. brhlhT. Intelligent, not under ',?"" Jr
nee. wanted In large mercanGle estahllshrnent.
Reply In own handwriting to R 103, Ledger
omco.
BOY wanted to do "rand; and make hlmseir
generally useful. L. Jaglelky. manufacturing
Jeweler. 807 Bansom st
HOY for office tvork In mercantile store; about
101 rhsnee for advancement; give references
in letter. M 44B. Ledger Central. ,
iiOYS-" WANTED, near 10. P 012, Ledger
omce. .
nOYS wanted, over in. Laird, Schober ft -o
2Zfl ana .Mancet. nun noor.
CARINnTMAKBRS. good, wanted.
712 Jeffer-
son St.. ininaio. .n. j .
CHAUFFEUR, experience, prlvato driving! city
"ml country! time In last places state wages,
employer, reason for leaving. R 150. Ledger
Office.
CHAUFFEUR tn drlvo Plerce.Arrpwi also as
sist with lawn: experienced! private fnmip;t
give reference! state nc. wages nml expcrl
inreJ;Jlt4J!0JLdgexOirice. CLERK Young man wanted In large mercan
tll office! one who has had om"?5'ro?,,t1:
perlence. Address In own hnndivrltlng with
rerffrenrpw. l iiio t. irmci wms-t.
CI.EnK" familiar with steam and Plumbing W
piles: stato experience. HBil. Ledger Cent.
ERRAND BOYS living In West Philadelphia
and Oermontnwn: nlso hoy to make himself
Hs-fiil In Jewelry shop! chance for advance
ment for good loys bring reference. Rear 112.1
Cheslmitst. J
FARM LABORERS wanted! good wages and
advancement for slendv men. Apply In per
Son or hy letter. II. K. Mulford Company,
fllcnqlden Pa. . J
FAHMilAND. colored, must he a good milker:
good wages-, good home; excellent chanco for
winter work; references required Apply 1810
Spruce st.
TIREMAN
T.OCOJtOTlVE EXPERIENCE
APn.T nAt.Ti.Monn onto railroad
LABOR BUREAU
M9 S. 11TH ST.
HOO yard men. while nr colored, lo handle
craln-fed hogs: npply In person or by letter.
II. K. Mulford Company. Olenolden.ra.
HOSIERY HOARDERS; slendy work nnd pay
good ns nnv. Wallace Wilson Hosiery Com
pany. 43JB Orchard St.. Frankford.
LATHE, ertlcnl boring mill and planer nanas.
mnchlno Otters, etc . wnntedi best wnges. Em
ployment Deportment, tho WestlnRhouse Ma
chine Company. EnstPlttsbiirgh, Pn.
MACHINISTS Wnnte'l. all-around outside men.
Apply nt once, Camden Shipbuilding Company,
head of Bth St.. Cnmden.
MANAOER for high-class apartment hotel; 1.10
rooms: must stale experience and references.
It I3H, ledger Central.
MEI.TERS 2 experienced melters for 15-ton
acid open hearth furnaco: tilting type: oil burn
ing. Apply to Wntertnwn Arsenal. Watertown.
Mass., stntlns experience, references and
wages desired
MEN. 10. wanted to learn tho sausage and
pork packing business: 22c per hour. Apply
aoirOermantownvp.
MEN Wanted, laborers and locomotlvo cleaners,
P. R. R. Co. Call 1711 Filbert' st.
PAPHtt BOXES Young man wanted, exnerl-
enced on Brown & Carver nnd corner-cutting
machines. Apply Schoettle, 310 Florist.
SALESMAN for one of Iho most remarkable
E repositions ot the age; a man who has closed
Ig deals and )ms rarned nt lenst J 3000 n
year In the past; strictly commission; oppor
tunity wonderful. Call Adelphlo Hotel, Thurs-
day, n. m , and nsk for Mr.WUistenj
SALESMAN for good motortruck stock: liberal
commission paid. Call 0:30 to 12, 010 Stock
Exchange Building. t
SALESMAN Competent retail paint salesman to
tako chargo retail paint dept. H 540. Led. Cent,
SALESMAN Retail paint salesman desired. H
J38,Ledger Central.
SHOEMAKERS Wanted, an experienced welt
channoler. Lilrd, Schober Si Co., 22d and
iuarKFv, mm noor.
SHOES Experienced tip fixers wanted.
Moor. 313 North 12th.
Seventh
STENOORAPHER Young man. beginner, man-
ufacturorof, , state ogoref. P.O. IioxJ340.
TEACHERS, second and thlrdnsslstants: Hnt
boro High School: term, 10 months; salary
"B0 and 1030 per nnnum. W. W. Wllgus.
President Hoard of Education.
WANTED
MACHINISTS
WITH RAILROAD SHOP EXPERIENCE:
CAR REPAIRERS. CAR BUILDERS, WHITfi
AND COLORED LABORERS I OR SHOP
AND TRACK WORK: NO LAnOR TROUBLE.
APPLY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANY
FREE LABOR BUREAU
CIO S. 11TH.
WASHROOM man wanted: stendy employment
nnd advancement for good workers. Apply In
person or bv letter. II. K. Mulford Company,
UlenoldonFa. '
WIREMEN Wanted, electric crane wlremenT
thoso understanding conduit work. Apply crnno
dttpiirtmeni, Nlles-Uement-Pond Co., Mifflin
nnd Mendow sts
YOUNO MAN wanted In stockroom of ready-ro-vvoar
manufactory to assist ordtr clerk and
5Ster.i.im.u,t have "5ma experience: excellent
S5Sartxln,,., T?ar advancement. Rosenblatt
Bona & Co., 718 Arch at.
YOJiha MAN wonted to learn restaurant busi
ness; about 21 years old; must make neat ap
pearance, good education nnd bo capable of
doling clerical work. II 431. Ledger Central.
YOUNO MAN wanted fn shipping and packing
S?fif.r.,meSrtia?5" ""'' with paints and var-
nlshes H 347. ledger Central.
YOUNO MAN wanted, about 21 -.ears old, In do
JiYfy BSrv,c "t ? )BrB corporation. Address.
lthreferences H 335, Ledger Central.
YCiUi.CiAIAN !?Os,taU. ,,illnt Ktte must'bTelE:
porlenced. H 437. Ledger Central
W5".IiiJ,KK,D mSra rellabl9 oung men to
learn steel insh making: men who have work
ed at nrnAln.ntnl Irnn .. A. ki..t ,...T1!T
boll.r m.fcTn; ".Iti,-. .. .'.','" "'"""I"'"."'
either as helpers or mechanics,
n: will nay Ua vvhllo learning;
ner week when proficient: state
can easily lenm
can maka 120 pe
ago and exp. Add.
11. M,. p. b
liox OOUU,
fieneral
TWO good bookkeeping positions. 118: several
.Js"1' ,cler'cal positions open: bank clerk.
lUXltS mll'or h''". 0 month: 2 tlmi
clerks. J 33 month; comptometer operators, ISO:
foreman for brass foundry; foreman for ma.
chine shop: Instructor for boys' school: ex
pert carpenter: also mason, Business Service
Company. 1301 Land Tills Rldg, Dn"co
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
BOOKKEEPER, some experience, Pelrco School
irsfiililaio naj4t nn4 -.. , . - i. .
,..,. ..,fc a.,t mcurnw. it p-ii. L.eq. ucnt,
Oini wanu poiuion as cook, private ramUyT
",:: ---- .-...w.e .!., muiiaiHuwn.
HOUSEWORK wanted for whjta woman: refer,
ence. H BB3. ledger Central. woroan "ar
HOU3EKEKPEH, working- maU
famlly;
'"'" ft " rtuuitai .io I a N,
i.
N"raJ-.Wv,"fFtwra.a. "WK
sea rjorin uerman woman w shes posltloni
hospital training- .kindergarten, sewing; excel
lent ref- 15 B, Pembroke ave,, Wayne, Pa
SITTJATIONS WjfflPBD-inagg
Continued root rrtetSiaa rv,..- -
STENOORAPHER wishes pos AAA,. . -J
U McKay. S Mildred st , Chari.,'" "'
STENOOftAPH.ER B year,- exo. !'' W
rniempKycn ii no, ledger CentVii " M
YOUNO WOMAN. roOned deslrJ -private
Mmlly In Oee.5L,Irt Wsl(..
"'"fciofte"
IllUNO WOMAN, with 2 oMM,.-
sitlon, housework, housekeeper "SaV"!
SITUATIONS JW'ANTED-.TitA?
....f.... ..,....,. ,Lln, rllwI With
nitency experience, wants part ii."rliS
. ment O 7B8. Ledger Central t,m tttls
ngeney experience.
idv""i
buukivkhi'kii experienced, will aiiiut .
open, closeand wrltn iiv.' J"3lleeoS5y
tnoderateterms.Jell phone Walnnt i7lntiS
ROY. nged 18. rolnrert wl.t,. Pm 7117 -S
t0. '" R',0r .tore; best ot meren5.!,.V'l
i.uur v Fnirni, ---b. xl ,
CHAUFFEUR, whim i-i.-Tir .
141
once: 7 Jears' first-class reference " &$
repalr. H 821. ledger Office? ' m1" -
t,oui. japsnese couple, experlenr.
family: to tako ent ro charge ni ?.iA?r "Ml
residence, H 417, ledger Central pMb
OARDENER, married, liofamllv ' ... I
sears' experience. In garden, lawn .JrI
house work: can furnish best of ?.nr.J."d '"
, li.i.u.ijujnrK Lcuger Branch. Iluilein'fi''
HOUSEWORK-jIannneso wants pi,,inj-ri
ernl housework In small f.i.itJ0''1'?'". tn.
10 years' experience In this ritV.Tk.. """iff,
e.nce.K,,aoN.18th"st '' " "fr.
I'JUVATE SECRETARY Young msn .. --
capable correspondent and lenogMi,i?.M !J.
?il2'l",nto; references. II tlr' &
SALES, ENOINEEIir with aucce's.r "-?:
technical, rommerclnl.J.cutvS"BbH,nrt
?Ig?r'ch'neS,rrarf,Sent n" ? &Tfr
SALESMAN Young
rV1"' ?'. jnfrwtie.
education! will start low In concern 5 ?!
ndvancpment! refe.rcncps ii Blr I?ii rr .
oani.naM, roan ami clly experlenr. ;.-
ln makoncwconnectlon. If bs" ii.' ",1."1''
STENOORAPHER cashler"nnd rTer'k in 4'
exp. ileslres position commercial nfm him r-
nnd nmhltlous, lis H ir.n, Ledger fjen'1,"'
TO UNO MAN. 22.
desires clerical postiti,,. .
...-Mi-, -irrirnce' .1 vears ns Rhnt, n: "'
. pa J roll nnd coat clerk. II 121, &,&;,"!''
YOUNO JIAN. 3. orti.r.nla ,,.,i.l...E" om- ;
lly. business experlenco;' good cdrfe,M.ib'K
Inside orontirercrcnccs 11 12.V lis fll'MI
YOt'NO MAN. SI. desires position with n.rl
dishing house, whero there Is Than". tl',r',h;'
"'!"" ni m iiirwni. u ilia, iAdc.r r.,.:iH
YOITNO MAN. 20. wishes sales nr pleri-Vi -'l
linn with manurrliirln r "Ir'erlcsl intk '
enreii nnd experience H 413. li,l, 'Li'J.'X' I
YOUNO MAN. 21. vvlsh.J nii... n -., . JdJ
perlence In stenonrnnhv ami J.Z," JV
wora ii(.ii, i,(iger centrnl. v..k
lOUNfl MAN vv-anta position doing clerTcaTVSl '
nt night. H 3.11, Ledger Centrnl, 8"1'
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
NVANTBD nt Mrs. Knne'a ofnee. nil s. "JniiTrr
several
Ilrst Class III, SKI, $I2 niok. ...
kitchen
molds 1 white touplcs, cotorea
With
mnn, flrst-clnss vvnltrcsses. French ,SS' -
Kovcrncs'tai several nroncles for BtaiS!
ll references required. Spruce 3401. "M'
COOKS wanted. J7 to lllii (l.rm.rT.'r-r
lant chnmbermnlils. XT iM tn. i H.
resscs for Atlantic City; chef. waltr, .'
chanfbermald for tea
hrmald for tea roomi housemaWj. ??
Bnln rldgo st. r
AUTOMOBILES
For Mais
CHASSIS
We .h'? a io,T rheap car; of which ths chinli
would ho very suitable for truck or dellnn
work of any kind
uon-t ran to come la .nJ.
look them over If
V Oil VVnilt Bnm.11,1.. .. 7
tiariraln nplrn fnt .intlinr., .............. - .,
p..n.,. ..... .... ..,.. .-. j iMiiiwgrn. -
LOCOMOBILE ' U3
2311 Market st. . . locust a ."S
fijNKS. Mgr. Exchange Car Dent. f
uauii.lac. uii, touring car, overhaulediTT S
repalnled: full equipment, prlco JS50. Atrro 1
HALE8 CORPORATION. l4'J N. Il3it fl
UAUiLLAU. iiiiji model, n-psssenger tourinr 1$
.... in j nnni'v. V.HII IllVCr U.3J B. m 2 1
Preston 4R-01 W.
COLE 8
' L. S.
Demonstrator,
BOWERS CO 21.1 North Rroad it.
to LIS Distributers,
HUDSON'S Fhnctotis roadrflcra nnd cabrlaleii. 1
Oomcry-Schwartz, 233 Nroad sL Jphiu l
pAvii!i-iIilvS; 7-paas- tour,nst b"Ei5:
L-ILg'NALJ!l North Rrosd street '
TAIOE loin Roadster, In excellent condlliorir
vvlth extrnn; tires cood; will sacrifice. L Ml!
ledger Central.
1015 5-PASSENOER TOURINO CAR.' perfect
condition. , 1800. nr will consider oood ml
loniio 4ui ttmuiib tiuin. ,
HUDSON G 1916
PARTS
sciionnn
S3 1 1 4.1 MARKET
CHEVROLET
SEND Itlll FREE BULLETIN
OF USnD CARS
nonsoN Ainu excilvnoe. 2s1 n. nncuD
ONE 1012 MODEL 48-H. P. PACKARD COIlfE
WITIRUNAIlOUT BODY FOR SALE: QOODf?
na -,.,. ..t 11., i.r.Llil-lV V.l,lll(Al,
PARTS
SCirpBER, 3341-13-4.1 MARKET ST.
ATJTO LIVERY AND OARAGES
INDEPENDENT TAX1CAB CO.'
2420 N RROAD ST
AUTOMOBILES OF QUALITY TO IirRH
Diamond II40S. Nevorclosed 1'nrk IS.
STAR TAXICAR CO.
IHONE DIAMOND 74,
TA5'I TOURINO LIMOIIfilNE
HALF REGULAR RATES.
Never Closed. Formerly Jitney Rats Co.
POPLAR. 1017 To hire (open day and nU-ht). ;
I'ri.nih, 1,111
Tjrk 1482. b
J! -r. hr.; als
If .50 hr.: wed.
uranu.new o-doss. taurine ctr.
brana-now 7-nsss. llmouil&t.
weddings, funerals. 171.1. Glrard.
BUY MOIRTHR Portnble Oarages Steel or
stucco On display 3031 N, Bth, Tlogx 20SI
AUTO REPAIRING
7 SPEEDOMETER TROUBLES
See llILLY, nt his new location,
B10 NORTH BROAD STREET.
CYLINDERS REKORED, new pistons and rlnn
furnished, welding nnd brazing. II. B. Un
derwood b Co.. 102,1 Hamilton street. PMU.
ATJTO SUPPLIES
TIMKEN-BEARINOS HYATT
New Departure Service Sta. Tha Owllllam Co.,
ian Arcn at. i'n. walnut 34U7. itace auo-
PARTS
Phlla. Auto Parts Co.. 823 N. 13th. Park HIS.
AUTO TIRES
PULLMAN TIRES
Guaranteed 3300 miles. Compare prices.
ORIM'a, 230 N. Broad street.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
CAriTAI.
Promotion Syndicate; Best
Financial connectlona; complete
Security selling fores; beat
merchandising exports; will
lay out Sales plan: estimate
money needed, and finance
Froposltlons of merit.
Ugliest references demanded.
Box 4348, Ledger Central.
FOR SALE Oood will and equipment, factory
department J. B. Shannon Hardware Coia- j
Danv. owlnir to our rettrlne- from business, la-
eluded In equipment are machines and PP; ;j
ratus for doing every description of n;i" 3
worn, locKsmitning, sliver-plating. orooui.
art metal work for mausoleums, nsw
builders, etc.: tfils department has for -II '
Vaarsi sntnvel a1j4lit niirAns vs anil U 1
now In most nourishing condition: present A
worKing torca wining to remains
big opporr-
tunlty for any one wishing to enter tola lu;
prico nouu. call or write J. U, nannon w
ware Co.. 810 Chestnut St.. Phlladalphla. .
PATENTS Bn,l "r our free, boot
iJ , . "Patents nd Trade-iltrf.
W will help you develop your Invention. A
Vic free. Reasonable, fees. Open Monday
UtUKB Ulllll QU3VP,
F03TER & WEBSTER sulTB " ,
JOIl Chestnut st Bell phone Wslnut 50-
By C. A. VOIGHT