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KHmrroRS' League
ON THE OFFENSIVE
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Philadelphia Organization Hits
Out at Interference df Many
Kinds With Photoplay
Business
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I By the Photoplay Editor
Several days affo there nrpearetl In this
department tin article by Oliver Morosco,
In -which he declared that the moving pic
ture was alrendy showing signs of degen
eration, that Its doom was seated. At the
tfme no detailed answer -was made, The
Photoplay Editor contented , himself with
pointing out that whlto Mr. Morosco's
Analysts of the situation was correct In hts
remarks on the great number of bad movies
produced, his conclusion was wrong. The
next step will be a gradual bettering of
the films.
Today wo give space to a plaint of an
other nature. It Is from tho exhibitors:
the people who choose tho films made by
others, who give their theaters to these
Alms, who take the chances with large In
vestment. Many persons will disagree with
come of their points. Tho question of
quarantine Is a vexed one, and no one
seema to bo able to solve It to the satis
faction of all. The Motion Picture In
hibitors of Philadelphia met recently at
the ofTIco of tho Photoptayer Company,
"Parkway building, to discuss the matters
mentioned below. The following Is from the
letter calling the meeting:
"The motion picture exhibitor of today
la waging a losing battlo against a host
of enemies worse than nny business ever
before lias had to contend with. An unjust
censorship, a discriminating quarantine the
low price of admission, the increased cost
of films; theso and many other conditions
aro sapping tho very life blood from tho
theater business. These aro conditions we
must already contend with, but Is that the
end to tho persecution of our buslness7 Wo
don't know. What Is to prevent all those
persons, official and otherwise, who are try
ing to regulate our business for us tho
business In which wo have hundreds of
thousands of dollars Invested from fur
ther Imposing unjust restrictions upon our
theaters, tho necessity for which oxlsts
only In tho minds of the 'regulators'? In
dividual protests aro futile. Only In con
certed action may a remedy bo found."
' Henry Ford purposes nominating Thomas
ZL Ince as a candidate for tho Nobel Prize,
In view of the fact that Mr. Inco produced
that greatest of all screen spectacles, "Civ
ilization," .now current at the Criterion The
ater. At least so It 13 said. Mr. Ince's mas
terpiece has admittedly created an epoch
In the art of silent drama production, and
by reason of that fact has Interested many
noted advocates of universal peace. It will
be recalled that Mr. Ford paid $1000 a seat
for a private showing of "Civilization" In
Detroit August 4.
H II. Sothcrn and Edith Storey aro busily
engaged on "An Enemy of the King," by
Kobert N. Stephens. Frank Thomson Is di
recting. Humors are flying fast. Don't be sur
prised If Griffith and Inco films land on tho
open market soon. A tip frpm Wld.
"W. Christy Cabanuc, for seven years as
sociated with D. "VV. Griffith as director. ha3
signed a long-term contract with tho Metro
Pictures Corporation. Ills first work on
the Metro program will be the direction of
Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayno
In a new serial, as yet unnamed. Tho serial
will be released through Metro In 14 epi
sodes of two rcel3 each. Ho will start work
With Metro early in September.
Police Court Chronicles
Dan Gallon's dog Is happy only when he's
In trouble.
He likes excitement and growls constantly
when things are quiet. But Gallon himself
says the dog Is misunderstood. Ho contends
that most of tho accusations mndc against
Pete, as the animal Is called, are unwar
ranted. But the facts do not r.greo with Dan's
claims. Pete's latest experience goes to show
that It makes him mlserablo to see other
dogs happy. Although he had "put away"
a fairly good dinner. It annoyed him to see
another dog feasting on a bone near Forty
first and Market.
Pete attacked tho brother canine, pulled
the bone from him and chased him down
the street. The owner of the other dog com
plained to Pete's master.
Instead of expressing sorrow, Dan peeled
eft his coat and wanted to fight But as Dan
was skipping about with fists ready for ac
tion a cop appeared.
Dan Immediately grabbed his dog and
held him tight.
"Which is you and which Is the dog?"
asked the cop.
At this Dan replied " "
Which caused his Immediate arrest
Dan tried to explain to Magistrate Harris
that his dog was unjustly accused, but the
Judge did not agree with him. The owner of
the dog which lost the bone said he would
be satisfied If Dan got his dog another din
ner. Dan agreed to this. He was discharged
with the understanding that he would spend
many days In Jail If he didn't bring about
a speedy reform In the character of Pete.
( Tygert Buys Schuylkill Tract
D. Irvln Fulton has sold to Earl F, Ty
rert a tract of ground containing about
five acres In the Forty-eighth Ward, with
a frontage on the Schuylkill River. Con
veyance of the ground has been made sub
ject .to a mortgage of J5000.
STJMMER BESOBTS
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Bta railroads. Farm products and sss
food fresh and plentiful Cltr cxtavenl.ncaJ.
Iicht dub, boardwalk, bathlna. fins Ashing.
crabbing and boating- Reasonable rmtiU,
ssodtrsts hotel rates. Beautiful booklst.
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PHYSICIAN FACING
DEATH WITH SMILE
St. Louis Doctor, for Whom
Specialists Have Abandoned
Hope, Laughs at Fate
ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 28. Literally
condemned to death with a cancerous
growth In his stomach which is steadily
sapping Ills vltnllty despite all that medl'
cnl science has been ablo to do for .him,
Dr. Harry J. Cummlngs, one of the most
prominent physicians of St. Louis, laughed
In tho face of fate here today, He has
been doing that every day since ho camo
here early in the summer and took a cot
tage In Chelsea In tho hope that a change
of sccno and n new atmosphere might help
to prolong his days.
On tho porch of his residence, nt 2626
Pacific avenue, yesterday the St. Louis
doctor, n stocky figure of Slightly nbove
medium height, grny of hair and blue of
eye, to nil Indications a man In perfect
health, read a dispatch from St. Louis. It
stated that he had cqmo hero to faco a
living death under tlio happiest circum
stances possible for a condemned man.
But when ha lmd concluded tho grim
story Doctor Cummlngs laughed, a full
wholesome laugh. It was not the fact thnt
fate had condemned him to face virtually
a. living death which evoked his humor,
but tho supplementary statement that to
him had fallen the largest fee ever paid
a practitioner In St. Louis medical pro
fession. Doctor Cummlngs was a close
friend of Alines Campbell, head of tho
North American Company, who died some
months ngo In Norwich. Conn. Tho St.
Louis dispatch said Doctor Cummlngs had
been paid $-10,000 for his services ren
dered the millionaire
"Mr. Campbell was a friend of mine. We
had business relations, Tho $40,000 paid
mo was In satisfaction of certnln claims I
had. It wa-J not a professional fee," ho
said smilingly. Then he added quickly, "I
wish It had been."
Doctor Cummlngs Is no sentimentalist.
"I am still on my feet." ho said. "It Is a
fact that I have 'trouble' In my stomach,
a tumor the specialists tell wo. While
there is llfo there always Is hope. Medical
sclenco is accomplishing amazing things In
theso days. No man should give up hope,
because life Is too rich a heritage to be
treated lightly. Worry has killed many
men."
Ho found no fault with the statement that
ho Is awnltlng certain death at his shore
home. Ho confirmed the part which said
ho was facing fate bravely by smiling
whilo ho Bpoko and declaring that seashore
life has many compensations.
AIsacc-Lorrnine Official Resigns
AMSTERDAM, Aug. 2S. A dispatch re
ceived here from Strassburg says Emperor
William has accepted tho reslgnat'on of
Doctor Frenkon. Under Secretary of Stato
In tho Alsace-Lorraine Ministry.
Theatrical Baedeker
TUT. TllVATURS
TltE BROAD "Flora Bella." operrtta, with
Llna Abarhanotl. Lawrence Grcsmlth. Muriel
Hudson. Charles Purccll and others. Staged
by Richard OrdynsHl. with nets by Joseph
urban. Mulc by Charles Cuvllller. composer
of "The Lilac Domino." Book adapted by
Cosmo Hamilton. Monday.
VAUDBVILU:.
KEITH'S George Whlto and Lucille. Cavanagh
In a. novel danctntr act. with setting by Joseph
Urban: Beatrice Morello'a Grand Opera Sex
tette! Willie Weston In charncter songs nnd
comedy: the Klve ldantas. gymnnsts: Knnalr.
Ward and Fiirron In n skit. "Are You Lone
some?" Woolf and Stewart In comedy. "In
Two Flats": Tom Kerr and Steffo llerko In 11
musical novelty. "Talking Fiddles": Harry
Anger and tho King Misters In a singing spe
cialty; tho Dare Ilrotheis. athletes; pictures.
Ol.OUF. An act In two m-enes. "Maids of the
Movies" In "All at Pea." musical comedy, with
Hilly D11 Val, Merle Hlmond and Happy lell
lyj tho International Beauties, Hen Clark and
the Cordon SNtcrsi Hukr. Sherman and Rran
lean: Van Cleve and I'als: Morgan and Clif
ford: William Lyteil and company in "A
Night at tho Club." and others.
CROSS KEYS All week: Al Whlto's Dancing
Revue, aislsted by Frances Connelly; first half:
The Military Quintette In tonus: Edmunds anil
Ludhum In novelty: Clenn Ward Duo. singing
comediennes: Mudvllln Minstrels: Roedor h In
vention. Second half: "Wake Up America,"
mlnlatura musical comedy: Edna Wnllnco
Kinney, rontrnlto; Georgia Comedy I-our:
Oliver nml Dwyer. nml Luclllo Savoy.
AY.YO.VS OltAXn Johnnie Dyer and Frank Fay
In "Whit Is It All About?" Fisher. Lueklo
and Gordon In a humorous skit; Fashions
Aflame, a revuo of clothes: Tlernoy and
Franklyn. sons-s; niche and Clccs: feature Is
"Vlttles." a human-Interest aketrh from th
Llttla Theater, with William Whitney and
Violet Koss.
FEATVr.V FILMS
aTAXLBYMl week: "Tho Honorable Friend."
n Lasky feature with tessue Hayaknwa. the
Japanese star; his wife and a cast of Japan
ese actors plus Itaymond Hatton and Hilly
Llmer. Uurtort Holmes travelocue, comedy
and other features.
ARCADtA First half of week: Emmy Whelen
in "Tna rretenaers. ny cnanninc j-oiiock
and Hennold Wolf, a Itolfe production. Second
half; Tho Griffith-Fine Arta-Trlansle pro
duction of Ibsen's "L'ill.ira of Society." -with
Henry Walthall and Olca Grey. "Gloria's
Itomance" the first half and sood surroundlnc
films.
VICTORIA Monday and Tuesdny: "Shell AS."
Trlangle-Iice 111m. with II. 11. Warner: Fny
Tlncher In Triangle-Keystone comedy,
"Skirts": others. Wednesday and Thursday:
William Desmond In "Lieutenant Danny of
the U. S. A.," a Trlancle feature. Friday
and Saturday: Kmmy Whelen in "Tho Tre
tenders." a Ilolfa feature.
PALACE First half of week: Taullne Fred
erick In 'The Woman in the Case": Hilly
llurke In "Gloria's Romance." Second half:
Marstuerite Clark In "Llttlo Lady Eileen."
OAllltlCIC Lvman H. Howe's Travel Festival.
beuinnuiE' Monday, August 28. The well
known combination oC thrills, scenic beauties,
cartoons, educational and other features.
eatljs.
AfKKUJLW. On August 20. 1018, CHARLKS
1;. At-.h..U3l-rint in me iibi ypar ui ins un,
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the
funeral services, on Tuesday, at -' p. m, pre
cisely, at his late residence. 5747 Walton ave.
Interment private.
ANDERSON. On August ST. 1016. ANNIC It
wife of M. T. Anderson. Relatives and friends
are Invited to attend th funeral, from her
lata residence, Upper Providence township,
Montgomery County, on Wednesday. Services
at the house. 11 a. m. Interment at Morris
Cemetery. Carriages will meet the trains at
Fhoentxvllle at 0:30 a. m. (Philadelphia and
EVENING
WEEK ATJO, 28 TO
SEPT. 2
MONDAY
APOLLO
Ths Half Breed
Gloria's Romance. No,
ARCADIA
Emmy Wehlen. In
Tho Pretenders
BELMONT
Blanche Sweet. In
Tbe Dupe
CEDAR
Miss Petticoats
Who's Guilty?
EUREKA
Myrtle Gonzales, In
The Secret of the Swamp
FAIRMOUNT
Nelson and Ashley.
What Happened at
FRANKFORD
Victor Moore. In
The Clown
5GTII ST.
Mae Murray. In
The Dream Girl
GARDEN
J. Warren Kerrlcan. In
The Beckoning; Trail
JEFFERSON
Spellbound
Gloria's Romanes
LEADER
Mae Murray. In
Tbe Dream Girl
LIBERTY
Bessie Barrlscale.
The Payment
LOCUST
Mabel Taliaferro. In
God's Half Acre
LOGAN
Dustln Farnum.
Davy Crockett
MARKET STREET
Bessie Barrlscale.
Honor 'a Altar
PALACE
Pai'llne Frederick.
The Woman In tbe
PARK
The World's Great Snare
Secret ot tbe Submarine
PRINCESS
Olga Petrova. In
Mr Madonna
BIALT0
Hazel Dawn. In
The Feud Girl
RUBY
Virginia Pearson,
Dare-Devil Kate.
SAVOY
House Peters, la
The Rail Rider
STANLEY
Sesaue HaYfkawa. la
The Honorable Frltni
TIOGA
Donald Brian la
The Smatilers
VICTORIA.
Wanner and Ifarkiy,
Mali 3
EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA MONDAY, 'AUGUST 281916.
DEATHS
Reading) and 0:05 it. m. (ronnsylvanla.Eehuyl
kill division).
RAKER. On Auitust 2T. 1010, HENRIETTA
11., wife of John P. Baker. ! 02 years, net'
ntlves and friends are Invited to attend the
funeral services, on Wednesday, at 10 n, m.,
at her late residence, 2B07 Almond st. (Rich
mond). Interment at Fcrnwood Cemetery.
RATTEN. On August 20. 1010, suddenly, WIL
LIAM A., son of Allen M. and Kntherlne Hat
ten, ape,! ai years. Relatives and friends are
Invited to attend the funeral services, on Tues.
day, nt 8 p. m. precisely, at the parents' resi
dence. 4131 w, Cllrard ave. Interment private.
Iin.VY.-JOn August 20. 1910, THOMAS DRAT,
husband of Anno L. Hray. Relatives and
friends aro Invited to attend the funeral
services, on Tuesday, at 11 a. m. precisely,
at the residence of his son-in-law,. Arthur
H. Waters, 31T N. 8d ae...Haddon HelKhts.
N. J. Interment private In North Laurel
Hill Cemetery.
CONWAY. On Aujusl 20. 1010. KATHER1NF-,
widow of Michael Conway. Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend the funeral, on
Wednesday, at 7:30 a, m.. from her late rest,
dence, 0802 .Sprues St., West Philadelphia,
Solemn mass of reaulem at the Church of
Transrts-uratlon.at 0 a. m. Interment private
at St. Anthonys Cemetery, Ambler, Pa. No
flowers. Auto service.
IMHIERTY. On August 25, 1010, MART I.,
wile of Harry 'J. Doherty and daughter of
George W. and Sarnh Mucklow (neo Mellon),
no;ed 20 years Relatives and friends ar
Invited to .iltcnd the funeral services, on
Ttiesdnv, nt 3 p. m . at her late, residence,
f,317 Webster st. Interment at Mt. Morlah
Cemetorv.
Dordllf.IlTY. On Aumist 25, 1010. JOHN T.
DOUGHERTY. nBed 07 years. Relatives and
friends aro Invited to attend tho funeral, tin
Tuesday, at 7:30 0. tn.. from the Oliver II
Hair Hulldlnir. 1R20 Chestnut st. Reaulem mass
In St. John's Church nt 0 o'clock. Interment
nt Old Cathedral Cemetery.
DOrtllir.RTY. On AUBtist 27, 1010, MAR.
OAHET. wife of Francis Dousherty (ne Mr
Cue). Relatives and friends nre Invited
to Rttend tho funernt, on Thursday, at H
n. m . from the residence of her son, James
C. J. Dousherty. 0700 Olrard ave. Solemn
rennlm mass nt st Qrecory's Church, at
0 .10 n. m. Interment nt Cathedral Cemetery.
GET7.. On Auitust 27. 1010. HARRY t. son of
Jacob and Emmt Gets (neo l'olil) In his 20ln
oar. Due notice nf tho funeral, from his
parenla' residence. 2303 u. Alleshenv ave.
GOULD. On August 27, 1010. suddenly, nt
Ayreslown. N. J.. EMMA OUDEN. jounces;
daughter of David M. and Sarnh Gould, aged
22 cars. Duo notice of funeral will bo given,
from her late residence. 2223 Ilnco st.
lltOETZINOlill. On August 20, 1010. sud
denly, ot Ocenn arove, N. .(.. RUTH U.
daughter of William II, and Sarah (Jrnrtsln
per, aged 12 jears. Relatives and friends are
Invited to attend tho funeral services, on Mon
day, at 8 p. m., at her parents' summer resi
dence. 3137 Central live, Ocean City. N J.
Interment nt Fernwood Cemetery. I'hlla.. nt
12 m. on Tuesday. Remains may be viewed on
Monday, after 1 p. m.
IIAKNS. On August 27. 1010. FRANK lIARNfl,
Jr., nged 33 jenrs. Relatives anil friends,
also Lehigh Hulldlng and Loan Association,
Popular Uulldlns and Loan Association, nro
Invited to nttend tho funeral services, on
Wednesday, at 2 p. tn. precisely, at his late
residence, 2121 N. 7th st. Interment nt
Northwood Cemetery.' Automobile funernl.
HAYWOOD. On August 27. 1010. PAUL
ERNEST HAYWOOD. Jr son of Paul Ernest
and Florence Haywood, nged 10 months and
1 day. Remains may bo Ucwed on Monday
evenlnjr nt 2030 Atlantic st., above Tioga
st. Interment In New York Tuesday.
HEWETT. On August 20. 1010, ANNIE, wife
of Alfred J. Hewett, and d-iughler of the late
William nnd Catharine Dougherty. Relatives
and friends are Invited to attend tho funernl
services on Wednesday, at 2 p. m., tit ths
Oliver II. Ilnlr llulldlng, IS20 Chestnut st.
Interment nt Fcrnwood Cemetery. Remains
miy bo viewed Tuesday, from 7 to 0 p. m.
UiaVI.irrT.-On August 20, 1010. OEOROE
JAMES HEWLETT, aged 23 vours. Rela
tives and friends arc Invited to nttend the
services, on Wednesday, at 1 p. m.. at
tho residence of his father, 431H N. Carlisle
st. Interment private at Hillside Cemetery.
Remains may bo viewed Tuesday, from 8 to
10 ji. m.
JOHNSON. On August 20 1010. nt Atlantlo
city, N. J., JEREMIAH P. JOHNSON, In his
83th year. Relatives nnd friends are Invited
to nttend the funeral services on Tuesdayj at
10 a. m., nt tho uhapcl of Odd Fellows' Ceme
tery. 23d and Diamond sts.. Philadelphia,
whero Interment will take place.
LEITKKTS. On August 27. 101(1. HELEN
LAUTERIIACH. wlfp of Wnlter LerTerts
Relatives nnd friends nre tnviled to nttend tho
funeral services on Tuesday, nt t p. tn. pre
cisely, nt her l.itu residence, 222 S. S3d st.
Interment private.
LENNY. On August 23. 1010, THOMAS II.
LENNY, aged 17 sears. Tho relatives and
friends, also members of tho Gliders' Union.
nre Invited to nttend tho funeral sorvlrcs, on
Tuesday, nt 2 p. tn.. at tho Oliver H. Dalr
Hulldlng. 1820 Chestnut St. Interment nt
Odd Fellows' Cemetery,
M.VN1NO. On August 27. 1010. at Hamburg.
Pa.. MAI1EI. M- daughter of Sallle A. nnd tho
late Samuel Y. Mania?. Due notice of the
funeral will be given, from tho residence of her
mother, 1S20 McKcin st.
MrCltATII. On August 23. 1010. suddenly.
JOHN P. McGllATII need 7-1 yenrs. Rela
tives nnd friends, nlso the Friendly Sons of
St. Patrick, unci members of tho PhllopatrUn
Club, are Invited to nttend tho funeral, on
Wednesday, nt 8:30 n. m., from his lata resi
dence. 1U2i Mt. Vernon st. Solemn high mass
STEAMBOATS
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To AUGUSTINE BEACH
100-MILE RIDE for 50c
STOPPING AT CHESTER DAILY
PKNNbGItOVH WEEKDAYS ONLY
Only boat to Augustine llearh. Landing In
front of drove. I hours on (lie Reach, rmfe
nlt water bathing 300 snullnry bathrooms.
DANCING ALL DAY' on boat 4 grounds. Plentr
tables, benches and bhnde. Artesian wafer.
Fare TXd 50c Children B,00 25c
Leaves Arch St. Uli.irf 8:30 A. 31. Dally.
Sunday 11:00 A. 31.
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LEDGER PHOTOPLAY CALENDAR
EVERY MONDAY SUBJECT TO CHANGE
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
Marcutrlte Clark. In
Silks and Satins
Lockwood and
The River of
Emmy Wehlen. In
The Pretender
Emmy
The
Blanche Sweet. In
Tho Dupe
Uarruertta
Seven
Pauline Frederick, in
Tbe World's Great Snare
Via
Secret of
Mae Robson. In
A Nllht Out
Storey and Moreno, In
The Shop Girl
In
22
Victor Moore. In
The Clown
The Dawn
Pee o'
Lou.TelteEen. In
The Explorer
Gall
Paylns
Maq Murray, In
The Dream Girl
Douclas Fairbanks. In
The Half Breed
H. D. Carey, In
The Three Godfathers
James Morrison. In
The Redemption of Darcey
William Farnum. In
A Soldier's Oath
Henry
Father
Mao Murray, tn
The Dream Girl
Do'ulai Fairbanks. In
Ree-ele Mixes In
In
House Peters. In
The Rail Rider
Dorothy
The Devil
Mabel Taliaferro. In
God's Half Acre
House Ptcrs. In
Tbe Rail Rider
la
Dustla Farnum. la
Davy Crockett
Lionel Barrymore.
The Quitter
In
Lionel Barrymore. In
The Quitter
William
Tho End
In
Caae
Pauline Frederick, In
Tbe Woman in the Case
Pauline Frederick. In
Tha Woman In the Case
Barrlscale and Desmond, In
Hnry B. Walthall, la
Tbe Stlnc ot Victory
ins -aymeni
., ., Ella. Hall, la
Little Eva's Love Affair
Irene Fenwlck. In
A Child of Destiny
Bertha Kallch. la
Ambition
Storey and Moreno, la
The Tarantula
la
The Alibi
Secret ot the; Submarine
Rita.
An International Marriage
Chllders and McDermott, la
Violet llenereau. la
The Narrow Fata
roouutnis or rit
Sessue Hayakawa, In
The Honorable Friend
Beue Hsyajcawa, In
The Honorable Friend
Donald Brian, la
Lockwood and
The River ot
To amuseiers
:
tr. la I
la
Warner nnd Uarkey.
Lieutenant
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DEATOS
51 8&c&1ffli(?aa.'4.10 a-m-,nterment
SIIYtTSliCff.,;r0n 4n5J",t 2R' "ON". HARRY F.
fliin.SSl 0LytMi-. Tn relatives and
friends, also director of Jefferson Ice Manu
facturing Company, are Invited to attend the
funeral services, on Tuesday, at a ?.. m,. at his
late residence. 033 N. 12th it. Interment prl
7nt'0 clonck'. my Cft" Mond'f venlni? from
M9,9.IUT0,V. August 20. 1010. TtOTtEnT DE
iV,TrT.'5l"bAnrt " 9"r.!0t,r tofnman and ion
SL,'ftur?iJ?. Bnrt, .,)9 . Frederick K.
lhi0IT(,tIe,LllV''.;v.,,n'J-f,.en',, also members of
i.f.A'"?? c,nl ""? Fraternity, are Invited to
SUnn2 'i.9 '"."ST1.1,. 1T,rv!?e"' on Tuesday, at
prfva?e. Camao st. Interment
MURRAY, On August 23, tnlc. suddenly, at
rtnlmj;5"'.-J.' V10 '., on o? Jfames
11. and the late Sarah II. slurrav, nged 2H
sears. Relatives and friends nro Invited to ab
tend, the funeral, on Tuesday, at 10 a. m..
(ESS? ,i,i?..J2ldn,ci' ! hjlter. Mrs. Ernest
Hooz. 1023 S, 60th st. Interment private.
,,,iAVi;r0n Seventh. Hay. Eighth Month 20th,
?,' ,'yi1kor?, N. .J.. ELIZARETH SHREVll
rnA)'i w!f0 of .William P. Pray, Relatives
"n" Jr!cn.1,B. ftro InMted to attend the funeral,
on Third Day 20th, nt 2:30 p. m from
,.,Sr.I',,', residence. Carrlnge will meet the
i-:jO noon train from Philadelphia and 1:40
train from Trenton at Klnkora, N. J. Inter
ment private.
SAIAf On August 20. 1010. MARIE, widow of
JMIIInm Solm, nged 81 sears. Funeral serv
ices Tuesday, at 2 P. tn, nt daughter's res.
dence. Mrs. John Gross. 823 S. 31st St., West
Philadelphia. Interment private.
SMITH. On August 27. 1010; suddenly. AR
THUR O. husband of Mary J. Smith (nee
McClillough). IteHtlves nnd friends nro Invited
to attend the funeral services, on Wednesday,
at 2:311 p. m. precisely, nt his late residence.
21.11 13. Tucker st. Interment private, at
American Mechanics' Cemetery.
STINGLEIL On August 20. 1010, formerlv
of 213 Laurel et . HENRY A., husband of
Mary W. Stingier (nee Mcllwaln), aged 00
sears. Relatives nnd friends are Invited to
nttend the funeral services, on '1'uesdav, at 2
p m., at tho parlors of Ed Mark, mm N.
nth st. Interment private, nt Grccnmount
Cemetery. Remains may be Mewed Monday
evening.
WILt.COCIC On August 2.'.. 1010, nt Linden
hurst, REV. FRANK WlLt.COCK. assistant
pastor of Uethanv Presbvtcrlan Church. Rela.
lives nnd friends nre Invited to nttend the
funernl services on Tuesdnv, nt 10 a. tn.
precisely, at the tlethany Presbyterian Church,
22d nnd llalnbrldgo sts. Hemnlns msy be
viewed on Mondas'. from 7 to 0 p. m. Inter
ment prlvnte
WimrtALT.. On August 23. 1010. TRANCES
M.. Wife of Martin A. S. Worrall. The rela
tives and friends nro Invited to nttend the
funernl .services, on Tuesday, nt 2 p. tn., nt
tho Oliver II. Ilalr llulldlng. 1920 Chestnut
st. Interment at .Montrose Cemetery.
WORRELL. On August 20, 1010, LUCID
LEVIS WORRELL. Funeral services nt the
resldenco of her mother. Mrs. It. M. Ingram,
(u5 WS'nnewood road. West rhlln., Wednes
day, nt 2:30 p, in. Interment private nt tho
convenience ot tho family.
LOST AND FOUND
MAG Lost, chamois bag containing Jewels, Sun.,
Aug. 20, either nt Atlantic City r on train to
Philadelphia; liberal reward. 1733 N. H'.'d at.
BOOIC Lost, Wednesday. August 23, n memo
randum book Issued bv the Hamilton Trust
Company In 11103 or 1000. Tho Under please
leave or send the book to Room 8ti. 1011
hostnutst.iindrecolvoajberalrcvard.i
CAT Lost, while Persian cat, at rennsgrove, on
August 13, reward. Notify R. Shuckloford,
Pcnnsgrov eN.f. .
DEED Lost, deed In nnme of James Crelgh
tnn for lot No, 22 In Section 111, Mount
Mnrlnh Cemeters. Application hna been mndo
for duplicate deed Return to George It.
Crelghton, 1010 B. Taney at.
FOR Lost, n ribbon fob with large gold mono
cram, lib nnd Market. Reward, Louis
Stcchcr, 420 Market.
SlffllllltlHIllMJIMIIIillinillitlllltllllilllllM
Prominent Photoplay Presentations I
ana
omki Docm Gnwrw
THE following theaters olitnln their pictures through the STANLEY Booking
Company, which Is n guarantee of early shonliiK of the finest productions.
All Pictures reviewed before exhibition. , ',7Kf,,iC..'S JlS.SX ,.ln 0,,r 'oeallty
obtaining pictures through tho STANLEY 1100KIM. COMPANi.
ARCADIA nSEJKi
EMMY WEHLEN PRgrEiur-
Hlllle Burke ln"Gloria'wRomance." No. 17
ADPiT I C 52D AND THOMPSON
ArULLU MATINEE DAILY
Douglas Fairbanks '"half-breed"
Hlllle llurke In "Gloria's Itomance," No. 0
cni nArMVTT1 -o above market
BEiLrHJlN 1 Jlats.. l:30 & 3:30. 10c
Evgs.. 0:30, S, 0:30, 15c
BLANCHE SWEET ..THn'PE-
rrrr A t ami and cedar ave.
ln.DAK PARAMOUNT THEATER
ALICE BRADY ,N "".IWicoats-.
"WHO'S GUILTY"
FAIRMOUNT saT,,SD avenue
Francis Nelson andj Arthur Ashley
In "WHAT HAPPENED AT22"'
FRANKFORD franka'?Enue
VICTOR MOORE in
"THE CIXVN'
56TH ST. Theater ZS
Ilelow Spruce. Evg., 7 to 11,
MAE MURRAY In "THE DREAM GIRL",
rrank DanlelB In "Prince Tango." Comedy
JEFFERSON 0TI, cDP,,lsJ
LOIS MERIDITH -speliound"
R1LL1B HURKEIn "GLORIA'S ROilANCE"
TT7Ar17r? FORTY-FIRST AND
LiEJlJEil LANCASTER AVENUE
MAE MURRAY in
"THE DREAM GIRL'
t
L1DP DTV BROAD AND
iDtilv 1 I COLUMniA
llHSSIE UARRISCALE and
WILLIAM DESMOND In
"THE PAYMENT"
LOGAN THEATER s, BIl0AD
DUSTIN FARNUM in
"DAVY CROCKETT"
..... (iiMUiimum
THURSDAY
Allison In
Romanes
Theda Bara. In
Under Two Flan
Wehlen, in
Pretenders
Henry B. Walthall, la
Pillars ot Society
Clark, In
Sisters
Marmierlte C'ark, In
Seven Sisters
Wireless
the Submarine
Lockwood and Allison. In
The River of Romance
Maurice Costello. In
The Crown Prince's Double
of Freedom
the Rlne
Ann Pennlnstnn. In
Susla Bnownake
Kane. In
the Price
Mariruerlte Snow, tn
The Half Million Bribe
The Pavment
Gloria's Romance
Kins; and Ashlev. tn
Tha Summer Olrl
Lovely
Bettlna
Dlile. In
and Son
Mauds Fealy. In
The Immortal Flams
A
Mabel Taliaferro. In
God's Half Acre
Grrn, In
at Ills Elbow
Douirlas Fairbanks. In
Ths Half Breed
House Peters. In
The Rail Rider
A
tn
Lionel Barrymore. In
Ths Quitter
Farnum. In
of (he Trail
Geraldine Farrar, la
Temptation
Mareuerlte Clark, la
Little Lady Eileen
Douxlas Fairbanks, In
Ths Half Breed
Alice Rrady, In
MUs Petticoats
Violet
The
Ths Qlrl With ths Green
eyes
Jollvet. In
Poro and Melshan. In
Common Ground
Ths
Dorothy Bernard, la
Sportta Blood
Sessue H&yakawa. in
Ths Honorable Friend
AUlsan, la
Konunfa
BlUls BurVe. to
Gloria's Romance
PDpy of toe
a A
Lis i; tenant Danny s tie
UNCLAIMED TETjEOBAMS
WESTERNUNtON TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
1301 Chestnut St. Mrs, Thomas Bomboy. D.
L. Dennlson. J. A. O'hourkn. J. U. Elliott.
William Sorden, LawrenM Kruvpp. John w.
fltrelt. F. West. Jos. MeFadden, Dr. Jos. ,8.
Miller, N. B. Shaffer. Clyde Morgan. Mar
Karet Waldron. Railway World. Dpmhoff Joyce
A Co.. Commercial American. Raton Rhode A
Co , Antonlt. norda. A, R. Miles, Mrs. Cora
Wllmot, R. W. Fishback. J. Mcrndden, jno.
Mathews, Roblnsen Bros.. J. W. Oren, Key
stone Maca of Optometry, Melettla Tanna,
Fred M. Hlanehard, ...,
TOSTAL THLKORArit ,CAIJI.Bl.COMPANT.
1120 S. Penn m. Robert Grltjious;. Wm.
Tjrll, A. tl. Chase, T. Asbury Wright.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
BONNAZ Experienced... opera tors wanted!
steady work all jeori $15 to $20 week. Selde.-
mnn liens.. 121 N. 7th St. .
'BUTTON SEWERS, experienced, on women's
COatS. APPiy mrVfun'iKU w -.u,,., - .--
Irt St.. Sinn liwm.
CARETAKER, small apartment house! no pay.
but feee heat, lllht and apartment. Taulane,
00(1 WajnuMitreet. .
COOK and chlldnurne for .suburbs; give refer
2enceandjvages deslredJI J01, Ledger Of flee.
COOK nnd downstairs work: colored: for sen-
shore, Apply Mt Land Title llulldlng.
COOK." cjeocrlMiced. wanted. white sletp
out Call JJ020 Northl,irkon.venue.
KXAMrNErt. esperfenced, for skirt factors'.
p 1 13. Jedger pf Oce.
riNISHERS. experienced, on women-'s coats.
Appljl ' Stfavvbrldge A Clothier. 811 Filbert St.,
nivin linor
OIRL wanted In largo ofOce; must bo experi
enced In general ofneo work, preferably with
bookkeeping experience and nood nt figures.
mtm .S a flfflAA
I' l.l.s, irtiKT vH Z
OIlilS or women wnntcd to oprnto npaflonlnff
working age; wages $0, Apply 240 West
cunriuennnnu .'
GIRLS wanted to run Ironing machine: no ex
perience required; learn in a few hours: wages
$10. Apply 240W.8uso.uehanna aye;
GIRLS over 10 scars wanted" for light work;
no experience necessnry; $3 week paid while
leariiuif. ii'i"? ...,. ... ..-., "-
GIRLS of 111 for ffnlshlnn work In printing
plnnt, Kelterllnus. 403 Arch nt.
OR1SWOLD WORSTED CO.
DARBY. TA.
Starting up nw machinery, want girls; good
wages; steady work and will pay whilo
learning.
HOUSEWORK, general Small family: nn t-un-dry;
excellent wages to right party. Call Mon
das', 12 m , Room 203, WH Chestnut st. .
eproiBiwiniM
Prominent
Photoplay Presentations
rilMEHIIllfl'iniHlHilllIi
WEST l-IIILVDnLPHL
FUR FKA 40TI1 atAnKET STS
MYRTLE GONZALES in
"The Secret of the Swamp"
- A Orv-TTM B3D & IiANSDOWNE AVE.
LlAKJL'liil" EVENING 11:30 TO 11.
J. Warren Kerrigan ' 'T-d,rTCR,A-,L
Kalcm Comedy
LOCUST
B2D AND LOCUST
Mats., 1:30 and 3:30. 10c.
uvgs., i::m. , u::iu, joc.
MABEL TALIAFERRO in
"GOD'S HALF ACHE"
Market St. Theater
333 MARKET
KTIIERT
11ESSIE RARR1SCALE In "HONOR'S ALTAR"
JACKIE SAUNDERS nnd ROLAND HOTTOMLY
i In "THE GRIP OF EVIL"
PAI APF 12" MARKET STREET
PAULINE FREDERICK in
"THE WOMAN IN THE CASE"
PARK "f'
AVE. & DAUPHIN ST.
.1.1 T?vr2 n.j . ii
rauLinu j-itcuisiiiciv in
"THE WORLD'S GREAT SNARE"
"SECRET OF THE SUBMARINE," NO. 13
PRINCESS 101trEetct
OLGA PETROVA in
'MY MA DONNA I'
RT AT TO aERMANTOWN
IVli-VJ-iiy AT TULPEHOCKEN ST,
HAZEL DAWN in
TIIE FEUD GIRL"
DTIRY MARKET STREET
,,7V.i,.. "ELOW' 7T STREET
VIRGINIA PEARSON in
"DARE-DEVIL KATE"
SAVOY 1-11 MARKET
" V STREET
HOUSE PETERS in
.TJIERAIL RIDER"
flOGA 1TT" AND VBNANHO STS.
DONALD I3RIAN In
"THE SMUGGLERS"
TOt MOORE In "WHO'S GUILTY"
l'rlI a market st.
H. D. WARNER i.rndLEN,pAgE,Y,t;'nnI
TAY TINCHEr' In "SKIRTS"
STANI FY MARKET ABOVE 10TH
SESSUE HAYAKAWA in
THE HONORABLE FRIEND"
T
FBROAY
SATUBDAY
Louise Huff. In
Destiny's Toy
BMTh.BKrJi"?' "
llenrv B. Walthall. In
Pillars ot Society
Henry D. Waith.n -
Pillars ot Society
Donald Brian. In
Tha Smut-glers
D-?wa Brln' n
. ,.w pinuKKltTM
Ann Pennlnaton. in
Susie Hnowflakea
hTS "?,
mw aisn
William Farnum. In
The Man From Bitter Root
inll. . '
Thi V, F"wrt. In
The Daring of Diana
r Ood'a Half Acre
Secret of theSubmartns
William H. Crane, In
David Harum
Dawn and Moore, In
Under Cover
DWif 5n1 Mo. in
" -over
and Julian. In
Loved a Soldier
Nance O'Nell. In
Thoss Who Tol?
Rnhert Edeon. In
Woman's Fair Name
i r-i n ... ."
ns Summer oirl
Dawn and Moore, In
Under Cover
Df"ln nd Moore, In
MTgr
Iren Venwlck. in
Ths Child of Destiny
C"Broad.v"' 2.From
w 4irgna
Lov1y Mary
Virginia Romanes
A Virginia Roig.no.
Mae Murray, In
Ths Dream Girl
ns Dream Olrl
Mollis Kin. In
The Summer pirl
"t;.B?"'.?1!.
-"- t rtCfc
Msrruerlts Clsrk. In
Little Lady Eileen
NffJW'rtt Clark. In
L'ttle Lady Elle."
Myrtle Stednian. In
Ths American Beauty
Wmf.if.': i."rt' In
-,. w iiuacs
Merseresu. la
Narrow Path
MTe .MaeDerraott. la
Foptllghta of Fats
Dounlas Fairbanks, la
The Half Breed
Gepris Bebaa. la
Pairtti'ila,
Devil at His Elbow
OlorU'a Romanes
Murray and Roberfs, in
The Dr.m citwi
Dorothy Davenport, la
Tbe Untttalaabls
MAiSi Taliaferro. In
Pod's Halt Acre
Sessue Hayaks.w. In
Ths Honorable Friend
Hayakawa. In
The Honorable Friend
Ridsley and Retd. la
Ths Selflsa Woman
Rldg-ley and Reld. la
The Selash Woman,
Emma Wehlen. In
Ores FtmUniit)
Enao Wehlen. la
Tfes Pretaadsr
HELP WAHTBP-gEMAI.E
"conflniiffl rem rrccedlna Column .
JEWELRY .SALESGIRLS: rmanent positions
aite over 18, Hcxforda.aBMarkejj,
LAClTMENbERS. r W'hetovvront.
Bromley A Sons, Irfhlali ave, b"ow ' V-
MILLINERS
LIT BROTHERS REQUIRE MtLLTNERS
APPLY EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
MOTHER'S HELPER., German JpeaKinBi re
.... rnmilrecl. II llll) ' "rfr '""00,
iuiiit.il n '"'," ",'," ,,n
erence reaulred. II I"
oPRnATnns WANTED ON POWER SEW-
INO MACHINES! EXP. NOT Niw :
GOOD PAY. ...QUAKER ."OpV. JFtV.'l JjA"
KIN DUILDtNOi i'i'D AND ARLI1.
OPERATORS on' sljlTdresses. only thow expejl
encea in mis unt,i1" ","
t'lPlnn & Co..inJlnut st
SCRUnWOMEN. SSsCal' Monday. 7 . m-I
brine buckets, brush and clotn. ..H"!
Cleaning Co.. No.fliM'ourselH"'Jl;
SCRUI1' AVO.MEN, '2.-.S cnll every day, 7 a. my
brine bucket, brush and cloth. Quaker v-y
CleanlnB Co,, noIloursc. .
TpLrpiioNn" OPERATORS, local and J,nff."
tince. experienced. Applr Keystone Tclephons
Co.. 135 S. I'd St., Room I'M. .
l.e,alrV"ot,d?;.T,ar;TCa W , .grK
arcua,hna.a"nr.Mrrnougn2. gr
usual opportunity of promlln;on.AJp'Lrn.
person to the Bell T'l'P.hone Comparo "'"-ftn
ors' school. 40il Market L. dam betttecn
X:M a. m. and R P. m. MlS!it,SK,,i h'-io o'clock
Friday evenings between 7:30 and 8:30 o clock.
WEAVERS WANTED
ArPLY
JOHN & JAMES DOBSON, INC.
OLD MILL
Scott's lane, Falls of Schuylkill.
WOMAN wanted for downstairs work; plain
cooklnir. Call1423 Locustst.
YOUNG WOMAN. experience.. ffi -.,'-
ctfaroT of ' KM. : : ' permSncnt "position i vyr.to
ler an
ami pi" nB Cicr. t.... .--- wrln
full particulars, nuc etc.; rexcrence mu.
it (15H, Ledger Central.
HELP WAWTZD MALE
ASSISTANT SALESMANAOER for I"ge n"":
farturlmt concern; mnt be experienced and
cn"-Betlc: nga about .10; state education, ex
portenronnd salary .P 134. JeuX-yi""-,-
TitTnvriiTlfrn SERVICE MAN Must be, experl
cS In nmomobllo mechanics, of good per
eSSal appearance, steadr. hard worker honest
nnd diplomatic: capable aa successruio no;
dressing Imtli smal nnd largo business men;
call mi users of our delivery cars and render
sJrvlce. and make adjustments of nny conv-'
plnlnlsi good salary and uv,n,n"m,?"tiin'Sr
rlnht mnn. Don't npplv unless fully nualineil.
Ad reJs" statlnir experience, T?ZaX r:SSS it
inent, age nnd references and salary desired. M
H.-.8. I.edTer iVntrnl.
AUTOMATIC TURRET t LATHE operators;
Cleveland, Brown Sharpe, New "I'W"'
It. fill per dav of 8 hours; hand screw machine
operators. 13.10: higher compensation when on
plecn work; cltlxens: IS days' leave after one
liar's service. 7 holidays nnd Saturday after
noons during the summ-r months, nil witn
full pay. Apply ErnnUford Arsenal (preferably
In person), llridesburg.
OPERATORS Automatic turret latho operators,
Cloveland. Brown & Sharpe. Now Britain.
Jl.n0 per day of 8 hours; hand screw machine
operators JD.HI; h'gber compensation when
on piece work: citizens; in "J :" """
one year's service seven holidays nnd Satur
day aflernoona during summer months, all
with full pay. Apply Frankford Arsenal,
prefernblyjn person.
BEAMER AND TWISTER Experienced man
for Turkish towel mill: steady position; good
wages: out ot town. M 8nn, Ledger Office..
BOY for general olllco work; must havo good
education: stato ago and reference. P 1IU.
ledger ornce.
BOY, in. collect orders meat market: start f.1.
Z4u:i wortn amn st.
BOY for Insurance odlce.
nut st.
Room 203. 411 Wal-
BOYS
1(1 to IS years of age, for stock work; regular
positions, with advancement. Apply Bureau
of Employment, A'i floor, before 11 a. m.
STRAWBRIDGD & CLOTHIER
CALKERS AND RIVETERS wanted.
Kemper Co.. Ambler. Pa.
Cruse-
CHAIR FRAMERS wanted,
nth at;
Apply 2AA South
CLERK Tako charge of section of payroll de
partment In largo .out-of-town mfg, concern:
one with experience preferred: stato age. ref
erenca and salary expected; permanent and ad.
vancement to right person. C 130. Ledger Off.
CONTRACTOR wanted to grade lot. or 100 dump
wagons. 1725 Catharine st.
CYLINDER FEEDER wanted: experienced; :
cellent opportunity. Applv Wolf & Co.. fourth
floor, lgth and Callowntll.
DRIVERS for two-ton coal wagons: good wages
FIREMAN One used to Babcoclc &. Wilcox boll-
y a Ha2 ' ,"V"',J mBtcu jims, Liaroy, la
FITTERS AND MECHANICS wanted rho7le7Hn"d
tnnk work. Cruse-Kemper Co., Ambler, Pa
FOREMAN PAINTER for shipyard "wanted:
must have had experience tn steel shipyard:
"tnt 'f,p,,rlnf!:-. Be,J"!,a salary exiweted;
conndentlah Address M 801. Ledger Oftlce
INSThUMENT MAKERS. "13.24" to" l.-,.0(l "p-f
day of 8 hours: toolmalcers, J3..12 to JI no-
i"i"chx,lann' tXSi"flrn0 M'."i: "1""'1", machine
lets. J2.00 to f.'.fiO. based on experience and
rapacity: automatic turret lathe operators,
J ."ST" ... 9n,lli't", 3.7.nA- Printers' helper
J2.24; skilled laborers, J2.no in J2.2I: hlgnesr
compensation when on piecework; citizens. 15
days' leavo after first year of service, 7 holi
days and Saturday afternoons durlni summer
months, all with full nay. Apply Frankford
Arsenal. Brldesburg. Pa., preferably In per
son. LABORERS for outside work, 12.21 per day of
8 hours. Apply Frankford Arsenal.
LABORERS 80. wanted. Cruse-Kemper "CoT
Ambler. Pa.
LOOM FIXER Experienced man on Turkish
towels; good wages; stesdy position; out of
town. M 807, Ledger Office.
MACHRs'ISTS
LOCOMOTIVE EXPERIENCE
CAR nEPAntERS
RAILROAD FIREMEN AND BRAKEMEN
APPLY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
FREE LABOR BUREAU
619 S. HTH ST,
(OPEN SUNDAYS)
MACHRHSTS WANTED FTRST-CLASS
LATHE. MILLINO. PLANER 7 BOIUNU
MILL AND S1IAPER HANDS! ALL
. A R O If N D MACHINISTS ' TrOP
WAGES,' STEADY POSITIONS OI
ENOINE WORK; NO LABOR TROU.
gSORIUNl-TlONS. APPLY 205
MACHINISTS Wanted.
fl ratlin tills.. J
erectors on medium and heavy machines: nood
iFv&riZAr of wptk proflu- A""
MACHINISTS wanted for factory work.
Apply
,....u , v,ijaim iirovvn.
MEN WANTED Boilermakers, locomotive m:
chlnlsts. car repalrinen. laborers, loromotlvs
.cleaners. Penna. It. R. Call 171 j Filbert .t
MEN WANTED, over 40 years of age. for"light
wig1,?.' yft..'.sffl;r'gfli3r",t moj"''
10 WAntrd tn learn ,-. .."' ''-.
pork packing business; 22o per hour. Ano ?
S4R Oermantown ' r ""'' Apply
PAPER BOXES Experienced man on ending
a"nd ilaurel. .'"'' r"wr Vox Co?, F?oSt
PIKi-KHa vvAinrKu. Apply John jam
ofVklli.' OM "''" Uw. JFa1n,
BA.U?.?JfAJf, J!Sr. ?.""" ."Ubllshmsnt" 15
and furniture: state "Vxpe" encs 'and aTaVS
desired. Address M 804. lida-i T r)r"?. ""
BTEEL WINDOW SASH MAKERS
In, addition to experienced hands wa
wilt accept men who havo worked od
ornamental Iron work, blackilnlth-ln-.
bollermaklng and kindred UnesT
WJ" l?Z ,1S wh"a lrnln.
Can make U0 per week when proficient.
Btate sss and exnerlene
ADDRESSK. F.. P. 0,"boX 35V phi LA
STENOGRAPHER and typewrite iTr, '
STENOGRAPHER 4Iood. nerm. iosn7I;i-iT-typewrlting.
Qately tt FlSJraij j-,V?f'?lly
CT rr. lrrs- " "spt.
wriAJ-reni ror Jace curtains: .".s. ,.r.-
lromyf.Bonsue(iiKh ave beIowiv. aa
YOUNO MAN wanted TTolinrThTSraC
oratory 1918 msnvul hiah schlwiSS u?
preferred, state age and sati?S fdua(s
y 113. lAxermZ iary upeLted.
YOUNO" itAN. ;teWrheillnud"bV'.sr
dspjrttoent of large steel S,' traaig
bJblU; famlllir with Ur?",l' K9
HELP WAftTElV-MAt.
CoHltnticcl torn rnttAiytn cUT
WEAVERS WANTED
Apply
JOHN AND JAMES DOBSON, 1NC
rtf.T tt
""". 'fu
Scott's lane. Falls of SehuyUm,
1-qUNQ MAN wanted: thorouehiv .. JI
in wholesale notion businew, r nmW?l
, steady position, M SOIL Ledger iL"J fcw7J
l'OUNO MAN. 18 or li7toroiiifT:i
quick at figures, p' llj. "TOJUJoairg1!
mo riAt.inpn u,,
- ... urmEtoai&H J
Men of ndvertlslng nMllly; men k ' fi
ndv-ertlsjnff counsel, to sell th? iiol?,.'-'".'"!
matlo Typevvilter. This Is Jour -J.."'"-!
to ainiiate anomer great mechahleii ncc '3
" ' 808 LAFAYETTE 'ifffi'df R
.General
AV.T"'"l3'WL5";5lnA.??JVMernHnl
berof nttractlvo positions open " lia "."HS-rfal
Business Mervlca Co.. laol find "ills 'nitS 1
SITUATIONS WANTEP-PEMa7J?1
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il girls, desire posltlonsi suburbs IntHSUa
street.
MAtt)51. rntnrerl
two, waul situations iin"K
lo chamberwork: eiSJ.iJiW
at. Dickinson 2fi;n (y
or together: d
1000 Christian
NURSE, hospital experience, wants roil'timTS
tnko cnarjo 01 imam; oesi rererences. c ii J
SEAMSTRESS Lady, good seamstress, bTdtf '3
J 447. Lrdger Central. ' ' T,s
WOMAN, colored, from South, wanfrciiTS'&
no objection to suburbs. Cal or wrlleJSS
day, 83 North lllth st. ' '"'
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ituiiii,, layuiciiwu, wiaiii-B w meet pnniri.w IB
with vlow .to assisting In olllco practlcl .5!
managing, houw or nn npartmenfi rKtrnw; M
nnlini,fr,1. Ilo 7 Ilnf n,li- l ' """"ttl dSf
lOUNG'TiNGLlSHWOJIAN requires situation's '"
district prnf. Address E. Tt., care Jl'n. Zln?
district prnf. Address E. B., care ;
Cameron Lodge, Gordonsvllle, Va,
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE m
ACCOUNTANT, ago 40. oRers qualllled itrrin'
at moderate cost: audits, systems, booln writ.
ton up. um.i.euger uma,
ATiVEriTISINO MAN can"heln you tn r.t ,TT
tractive circulars and catalogues and to tm('
your sales letters Into clean-cut, concli. ijj
convlnclnr; English. Address U IT, Lederoa!
BASSO, residing outsldo of PhllailelrhlinK
siren a church choir position as basio lololiL
M tl3. Ledger Office,
BOOKKEEPER, competent, experienced and re-
liable, desires to chango to position with a fn. -ture.
J 351, Ledger Central. ;,
BUTLER-COOK. Japanese, exrerleneeaT" illi
take cntlro chnrgo of small family; lis pj
cxcollontJ-cf ercnco. J 2441LedgerCntral.
CHAUFFEUR, experienced. 2J. vvhlte. oMkM
position nt once. J 350, Ledger Central.
CIVIL ENGlNEEnT 41, wants any work rarlni
tr, per day: good mathematician and dnlu
man. Hamilton. 1532 S. 52d st.
COST ACCOUNTANT, 20 years old. 7 years' .
perlenco at statistical and coat work, ddtrti.'.
new connection. J UU4. Ledger Central.
GARDENER, competent nil llres of tardentni;
good grcennousa niani wininv. care iiocx,
poultry,nilklng;Bood rof.C131, Led.fTj?
GARDENER, young" married, all generaPworfc
McCartney, nuj.t usage nvo.
MAN WITH 12 YEARS'
banking experience, U
years a cashier and 8
years as treasurer and
manager of manufactur
ing company. Is open for
proposition from either
manufacturing or commer
cial house: can produce
results.
M 732, LEDGER OFFICE
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MAN. age 40. with executive experience. heMliflj
a position tn flnnncial Institution. deatrM Mu
make n change. Address C 105. Ledur ona.
MAN. Southern, colored, wants position, toiler,
work anv kind. BIO South IBIh.
MECHANIC Superintendent, foreman, machlsi,
shop, tools o.- factory: moderate salary; rtftr.
ence. J457. Ledger Central. .
STENOGRAPHER Young man desires pMltka:
beginner S720North lith.
ATTENTION TtUJIINFiq FIPl
AM LOOKING FOR POSITION WITH Y0.
TUBE: I'J YEARS' OHNKKAL NEWllWWg
EXP. SHOULD HELP 5tE MAKE C0OD IS
ANY LINE: GOOD IDEAS FOR AIVflt;
TISING VALUE AND PUBLICITY WOUMl
YEAR BAI.ERMANSHIP: PRBSCST EJI
TLOYED. C 133. LEDGER OFFICE.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
NICHOLIiS. 30U0 nalnbrldee, haa comp. cbwf-
fsstir hitflisrt tnnlssi rnnkl. ircl. Willi
rhnmltopm.ilds. tnnlnrl. Swedish hsliDr..nurK's
etr.; vamnclra for couples, cooks. ff0verri, 3
ladlra mnlda. hquBemalds.jptc. h io? t m
MRS. ICAKC, BIl 8. lflth Wanted. mt rl ;
nrsi-ciasa cookb. experiencru i-,miw. "--.
waitresses, laundresses, wnite coupi. ""
men, gins ror cnamoerwora anu wn"-
AUTOMODILES
for Hals
REBUILT TRUCKS
2-TON MACCAR
8-TON MACTC
1H-TON MACK
1-TON ELECTRIC
S-TON PACKARD
All -with bodl.a.
MACCAR BALES CO.
S116-1S MARKET BT.
CHASSIS . , . ... r.,,fol
Ws have a fsw cheap car; of which tJ'Sfsril
work of any kind; don't fall to corns "J
look them oyer If you want something
LOCOMUU1LE" . .,
28H Market st. , Locuat ,455.
H. A. JENK8. Mr teeh.nr. Car P8L-
DEHVERY WAOO.N ., ,,.1
thoroughly overhauled snd gu"" (fiir
attractlva price; equipped with full PM " ,
llr,... kiilll Ia o.rlas
LOCOMOBILE ..,
2314 Market st. , ISIVSlt
CADILLAC 1014 tourln cr. ovsrljsulsljg
r.iulnted: full eoulDment; Price L 1850. A"t
SLESJCORP0RATlON1143N. Broi5-Ig
CADILLAC. loTs. B-passenger touring: 4
condition: Paint and tires new J
mririmna lm, nnnA nllDmeat; g6 '
nine condition, Phone Its'"""" 1TC -
HUDSON8 Phaetons
ilectrle Uihts and "iifclJ- I
Gomery-Schwartx
LIMOUSINES . ..... , ujl
Suitable for funeral work or nj"',"f- Bl
kind, suburban or station work, ""f" A
pries from 1300 up; Locomobile
' """ LOCOMOBILE. ... ,
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at a bstrctun price. ,Ai M Brea
BlQELOW.Wl1.LY MOTOR CO.. IM N B
WHITE, 40 K.P. 7-MS.erer Tourlnsli.,
2 Autocar delivery trucks. 1 ton
e i. ..ikTI.as .fetal Bk.f lint ill Si ,"?
" Eljr. vm KTlF.F. BULLETIN
OF USED CABS BRQiD
COrtSON AUTQ EXCHANQE. 23 V BBi-
ATTO TJLVERY AND QABAfJE3
INDEPENDENT T4XICAB C0.J
AUTOMOBILES dg OVAUXt gS.
Diamond itd3. Nevercloajd J2Ii -
n:iTm,vi,ti r!fl.
STAB TA3CKAOW
PHONE DIAMOND 74- .
rrTnitmvn LIMOUSInsI
"gTAlT TAX1CAB CO.
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never vioseu. -m.--. -- --, wtass i
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rant iss.. -" "5-:.M. DmSB"
II 23 tax . also brand new 7 unmiti. .
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