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WASTE OF WATER BY
NEW SERVICE METHODS
Chf Davis Urges Change in
Furnishing of Supply for
Street Gleaning and
Similar Purpose's
WOULD REMEDY DEFECTS
Now methods tor supplying water for
street cleaning And for other purposes of
similar nature were advocated by Chief
Cfttlcton R Davis, of the. llureau of Water,
today. The plan would give additional com
fort to many Phlladelphthns. Chief Davis
said j would remedy many defects In the
service and at the same Time leave the lire
hydrants which are of the utmoal linnoi-
tance for the preservation of the city free
and In perfect condition ready to cope with
an emergency.
The city has used more water this sum
mer than ever before In lis history. Chief
Davis explained. "Al least alt records were
broken on August 24 last," ha said, "when
nearly 352,000,000 gallons were tillered at
Jhe city plants In one day. It Is the largest
amount on record In the bureau file;"
This Immense volume of water, In the
opinion of the Chief, prophesies, no doubt,
that "the worst Is yet to come"; and re
gardless of the Important problem of waste
and a new Altering plant which are con
fronting the bureau, other measures are
needed to effect a real solution to the water
problem, one which would serve the best
Interests of both fclty and citizens alike.
WASH PEGS NEAIt FinXl HYDIUNTS
Chief Davis's plan, which he says would
not entail any great expenditure pf money,
calls for the Installation of special wash
pegs near fire hydrants In special boxes
opening flush on the pavement. The boxes
would lock with keys to be distributed to
persons authorized to use them. The necs
would connect with one and one-half of two
Inch pipes entirely Independent of the six
Inch pipes connecting with the (Ire hydrants,
"It has been estimated that 7S per cent
ef the water used from flro hydrants Is
Wasted," he said. "We hao young Niag
aras flowing down the streets on many occa
sions and causing an untold waste.
"The bureau, I feet sure, has no Intention
of depriving some of the younger Inhabi
tants of the city of the chance of getting
cooled off when the city Is sizzling under a
midsummer's. Bun. Yet the practice of
opening fire hydrants by unauthorized per
sons must stop.
"Smaller pipes, accessible from boxes
flush on the street, would answer the same
purpose and whllo checking waste to a
great extent would suddIv street cleaner
and watering wagons with -the water they
need : flush playground streets, perhaps, and
afford suitable accommodations for water
troughs, whether put up by the city or by
charitable organizations.
"Systematic and widespread flushing of
the streets now Is Insisted upon by health
authorities as a preventive measure against
the spread of Infantile paralysis. This
means an additional use of water when the
resources of the bureau are strained to the
utmost even to meet ordinary demands.
WATER WASTED BT FLUSHING
"But every hot day Are hydrants are
pened by boys V"d children and enough
water goes to waste down the sewers ef-
. fectlve-ly to flush many miles of streets
It Is hard to stop this practice, because of
the feeling- that the water affords a relief
from the terrific heat In congested dis
tricts. Ab a matter of fact, the amount of
water running down the gutters Is entirely
out'ot proportion V the cooling results. A
mall hose would be Just as effective aa the
young Niagara I have Just mentioned. '
"Time and lime again the 'children tire
of .paddling and go off leaving the .hydrant
going at full stream. We have many calls
lo shut off the fireplugs where water' was
"doing considerable damage.
L "This habit of young Philadelnhla muf
f be controlled. There Is not enough water
to go around, and the community must
, realize that a million gallons used In this
Unrestricted way means. Just that much
less for systematic flushing of streets In
the endeavor to prevent the spread of In
fantile paralysis or for other useful pur
poses." "The police at specified times will open
the plugs," Chief Davis continued, "and
children can take their baths under the
supervision of responsible persons. The
plan will be worked out In more detail at
n early date. The plan calls for the dally
opening of water plugs on playground
streets under police supervision."
FIREPLUGS DAMAGED BY BOYS
It was explained that under present con
ditions fire hydrants are damaged to a
marked extent by boys and Irresponsible
adults, who open or attempt to open them
with wrenches. Many complaints are re
ceived at the Bureau of Water from Are
men, who, when responding to alarms. And
the -plugs damaged and have great difficulty
In opening them. "Oftentimes they cannot
be opened at all," Chief Davis said.
"The danger to the city readily can be
seen.
"Furthermore, when hydrants are left
open boys or other persqps seem to take de
light In dropping In atones. We eten And
hoes and articles of all kinds when we
riean them. Such a practice must st6p.
Smaller pipes will answer the same pur
pose and an arrangement will be made so
that Ore hydrants can be opened only when
needed."
THE WEATHER
Official Forecast
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.
For Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer
sey; Increasing cloudiness, probably fol
lowed by showers late tonight or Saturday;
somewhat lower temperatures Saturday;
moderate aouthweat winds.
Showers have occurred over a moder
ately wide belt extending from Kastern
Canada and the lake region southwest
ward to Northern Texas and New .Mexico.
The rainfall was generally light. Fair
weather has prevailed In the Atlantic
States, wth a slight rise In temperatpre
at most places. A cooler area la moving
mio mo weaiern muo region from the far
Northwest, changing tho temperature ex
cess to a slight deficiency, jn general,
however, the temperatures are seasonable'
in an parts or tno country. The western
ihower area Is drifting slowly eastward.
U. S, Weather Bureau Bulletin
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IN PH0T0PLAYD0M
Selig - Essanay Consolidation
' RumoretJ With Dismember
ment of V. L. S. E.
4 By the Photoplay Editor
Dig things and secret things are happen
ing these days in photoplay land. The latest
Is the rumor of a big split in the V. I S
E, the organlratlon which has been dis
tributing the feature Alms of the Vltagraph,
Lubln, Sellg and Essanay. According to
report, the Vltagraph Is virtually to ab
sorb the former distributing organization,
using It for the release of Its own products.
At the same time It Is said (hat the Sellg
and Kssannay companies are to consolidate
under the name of Success.
There Is thl much very definitely to he
announced A Success corporation has been
organized. Numbering nmong Its principal
stockholders, a group of the wealthiest steel
mignates of Pittsburgh, who heretofore
have not shown any Interest In the produc
ing of motion pictures, n giant parent com
pany has been launched with a capitalisa
tion of 17,500,000, Incorporated under the
laws of North Dakota There are three di
visions? In the corporation, each a separate
organization, yet alt under the one head,
una Having been done to assure the suc
ceM of the Venture
Tho Success Films Producing Corpora
tion, with a capital of 42,1100,000, Is the
first division. This organization will man
ufacture the films.
Tho second division is the Success Films
Releasing Corporation, with a capital of
$2,000,000, which will look nftcr the book
Ing and programs of the first division.
io securo a number of theaters In every
large city, which will guarantee tho com
pany .a posltlvo outlet for the pictures pro
duced, the Success Films Real Estate Cor
poration Is the third division of the organi
zation with a capital of (3 000,000.
The last nnglo theater ownership Is of
viim importance, it represents the first ac
tual attempt at a scheme of solid organiza
tion which the American Tobacco Company
wan rumored to be about to put Into effect
when reports of a "movie trust" were rife.
Following Immediately upon the announce
ment that William A. Brady and Rlcord
Gradwell, executives of the World Film
Corporation, had signed Lew Fields nnd
Marie Dressier to appear exclusively In
World features for n term of years, comes
the announcement that a 10-reel feature
plcturo Is to be directed by Maurice
Tourneur at the Paragon Studio of "The
Whip," tho Dru.-v Lane success of a few
years ago. It will be released In about
three months.
The announcement that Rablndranath
Tagore will visit America thla year calls to
mind the fact that the noted Rengaleso
poet once painted the scenery for nn nil
Hindu performance of Slmkeipearo'n "Julius
Caesar." This was given on tho estate of
his kinsman, the Maharajah of Tagore, and
the production was staged by Harry Neville,
now of the Mctro-Rolfe forces, who has ap.
peared In "Dimples," I'The Pretenders,"
"The Blindness of Love" and other produc
tions, and Is now In tho support of Emily
Stevens In her new flve-nct production, as
yet unnamed
"Bahu Xath Tagore," says Mr. Neville
(explaining that Babu Is a ceremonial prefix)
"is an artist of ability as well as a poet and
philosopher, nnd If he had not written
'Gltnnjall' and his other volumes he might
have figured as an Oriental Relnhardt or
Urban."
' Theatrical Baedeker
TUB TUBATBRB
Tint BROAD "Flora V Bella." operetta, with
Llna Abarbanell and Lawrenca Orossmlth.
Uood mualc. peppery dancing, excellent caat
and fine iceneryt wedded to a book that Is
tntereatlnr, but not very funny.
FBA.TUHB FILUB
SrA.VLKV All week: "Tha Honorable Friend."
a. Laakr feature Tilth Smiuh Hayakawn, tha
Japanese star: his wife and a cast of Japan
eaa actors plus Raymond Hatton and Wily
Elmer. Burton Holmea trarelogue, comedy
and other features.
AltOADtA Flrat half of week: Emmy Whelen
In "Tho Tretendera," by Clmnnlnc Tollock
and Rennold Wolf, a Rot to production. Second
half: The QrUllth-Flna Arta-Trlangls pro
duction of Ibsen's "rillara of Society." with
Henry Walthall and Olga Orey, ''Gloria's
Romance" the first half and good surrounding
Alms.
VICTORIA Wednesday and Thursday: William
Desmond In "Lieutenant Canny of tho tL
a. A.'." a Irlangla feature. Friday and Sat
urday: Emmy Wbelen In "Tha Pretenders,"
a Rolfe feature.
rALACB First half of week: Paulina Fred
erick In "Tha Woman In tho Case": Wily
Burke In "Ulorla'a Romance." Second half:
Marguerite Clark In "Little Lady Eileen."
OAliniCK Lyman II. Howe's Travel Festival
beginning Monday. August 28. The well.
known combination or tnruis. acenio ueauuea,
cartoons, educational and other features,
YAVDBVILLB.
KEITH'S Beorge White and Lucille Cavanagh
In a novel dancing act. with setting by Joseph
Urban: Beatrice Morelle'a Grand Opera Sex
tette; Willie Weston In character songs and
romedys the Five Idanlaa, gymnasts: itonalr,
Ward and Farron In a skit, "Are You Lone
oniel" Thomas Bwlft It Co. In "Me and
Mary": Donald Kerr and Ertle Weston. n
songs and dances: Harry Anger and the King
Slatsra In a singing specialty; the Dare Broth-
era, atnietes; piciuren.
OLOBE An act In two acenea. "Maids of the
Movies" In "All at Sea." musical comedy, with
Billy Ou V'al. Merle Slmonds nnd Happy Hell
ly: the International Beauties, Ben Clark and
the Gordon Slsterai Baker. Sherman and Bran
lian: Van Clave and Pals: Morgan and Clif
ford: William I.stell and company la "A
Night at the Club," and others.
CH038 XBVSMl week: Al White's Dancing
JUvue. assisted by Frances Connellrt first half:
Ihe Military Quintette in songs: Edmunds and
Ludham In novelty: Oene Ward Duo. alnglng
comediennes; Mudvllle Minstrels: Boeder's In
vention, seconu nan; t up. America!
ruuaicai cumcaTi r.uns
dvi Edna W'allip.
Kinney, contralto; ueoraia v.omeqy irour,
Oliver and Dwyer. and Lucille Savoy,
MXOK'B ORAND Johnnie Dyer and Frank Fay
In "Whet la It All About?" Fisher. Luckle
and Gordon In a humorous akttt Fashions
Aflame, a revue of clothes: Tlerney and
Franklyn. songs; Rlche and Cleggi feature la
"Vlttlea " a human-Interest aketeh from the
Little Theater, with William Whitney and
Violet Roes,
ST. JOHN. LIQUOR FOE, DIES
Former GoverRor of Kansas, Opponent
of Blaine, Succumbs
OLATHE, Kan,, Sept. 1. John P. St.
John a candidate for the presidency on the
Prohibition ticket In 1S84, twice Governor
of Kansas and one of the moat widely known
temperance advocates In the United States,
Is dead here. lis was 83 years old.
He was called a "traitor" when he de
serted the Republican party and became a
candidate for President on the Prohibition
ticket In 1884 During his campaign ha was
burned or hanged In eftly more than SOO
times. He was twice shot at, but unhurt.
Many Ilepubllcana attributed the defeat of
James Q. Blaine for President to SL John's
entrance Into the race.
In 1912, notwithstanding hia advanced
age, ha stumped Kansas for woman suf
frage, declaring that when women had the
vote they would have prohibition.
When he was tn the Kansas Capitol ha
inaugurated tha first "water banauet." with
tho result that lln.uor had been under the
pan in me n-anoau Dime tiouse ever since,
Atlantic Highlands Priest Die
LQNQ BRANCH, Sept. 1 The Rev.
Jamea V Morrison, rector of St Agnes'a
Roman Catholic Church. Atlantic High
lands, or 13 years, died at tba Mon.
mouth Memorial Hospital here. He
was born at Carbondale, Pa., 4.0 years
ago and was educated at Niagara Unlver
alty. Hla first pastorate waa Sprine Lake.
He later served at Trenton, New Bruns
wick and "Woodstown.
Funeral of Jamea Williamson
Funeral services for James Williamson,
-who died yesterday afternoon after a pro
tracted Illness of uremia, will be held Sat
urday afternoon at hla- residence, lit West
Lancaster avenue. Wayne, Pa, Interment
will be private lo Old Bt Davld'e Qeme
Ury Mr Williamson Ta 78 years old
and a member of the firm of Williamson
& Cawldy, of iSi Market street. FhUadel-
nbta dealer in ratlrnad ami ntinamahin ..n
PUt J had Wayne for more
taaa forty yew,
tfVMlHG LEBGEU-PHTLADBLPHIA, FBJPAY, SEPTEMl&lB JJ
, l "i ' '?r " ' "
CiTARLES It. IHSSLEY
former Operator in Munlcipnl Elec
trical Bureau
Charles t Hlssley, former operator In
the Electrical Rureau, died today at his
home, 401 Lyceum avenue, Roxborough,
fronl a complication of diseases. He was
In hii fiftieth year.
Mr. Illssley had been on the force since
1897. but the Inside work brought him III
health. He Was transferred to ah outside
position and seemed better, but four days
ago ho suddenly grew worse. He Is sur
vived by a widow, n son and a daughter.
Funeral services for Mr. Hlssley, who was
a member of tho Stonemen's Fellowship and
Roxborough Lodge 135, F and 'A,. M i will
be held Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock Jn
the chapel qf the Roxborough Haptlst
Church.
Bcntfjsi ftcpot'tcb
ASH .BTV MARY L. 48 yrs, 1801 S. ltth si.
lADUR, IM.NIKI,. kftl.l Woodland ave.
Iikiint. lir. JOHUl'ir, 7ft rs , n-j N. Marshall
uqnimnr t'ATIIAHlNK. 412 I.everinrton ave.
Rovborough.
BROUOIITON, SAHAJt LOUISE. IT months and
,. liluajs. 71 R. Stratford nve, Lanedowne
CAHR. CHARITY A.. 7U jra., Ist4 W, Susque-
hanna ate.
CARROLL. LORRTTA K., 2 r tl mos, 22
. (Iaa. HIM N. 2.1d al.
CHAPMAN, (1KOHUH W , MID N. IStll at,
coitHlirr, Richard Joseph, a yra, e mot.,
4I8 Master at
COSNKTT. WILLIAM JAMES, ltd Cottage e
llrldireton, N. .1,
DUNNING, WILLIAM M.. 18 jeara . 8.128
Klngaesalnir ave.
DHHCII, ANNA LOUISn, 01 yra . 1013 W.
Thompson at
pOL,N. TIIOVtAtt. 82 N 20lh at.
nONOtlltlJ, SAItAiirj70U Itara al.
IKIWNKV, LIHTIt. iff yra., 2111 4 H. 28d at.
UHCKI3TT. HANNAH ,")., 313 N. Sill at.. Ca
,ifn ix. .,.
DUNNK, JUSCPII, lilt S 2th at. ,
EJUIIlltiCH, CHARLES R B sre.. 11 mos.,
sr.io N, 1'llth at. I
Kl'I'P.I.SllniMEH. ISRAEL T.
HHWIN. .MUItltlH. (in yra . 213 While Horse
Pike. Ha. Won Heights. N. J.
KYJli:, HIIWAIIH If
FAUX. Klir.DEIIICK (I
pui, ,uiuiii,, 12 yrs
I'LYNN, EI.I.A Jl., 1012 Jackson St.
LYNN, MARY. 7 rs . 021 Monmouth, Glou
cester city, N. J
FOCACCIO. AMIH.IA. 31 yra . 1144 H. Slh St.
FOHKnil, JENNHJ '. 32 yra . 078 Swain st .
Bristol, I'a
OOURWIT. JAMH3 V., i yra . 7B1 S. 201h st,
tmAHBIt, HARRY V 7 vra 1803 Trenton ae.
inir.uuilli atMtll J Oil 2Tn,
tlHOaS.MAN, CHRISTIAN, 78 yrs,
aRUIIHR, MARIE AMELIA, 23 ra . 8543 Tern-
bertnn at,
HEWITT, II. HARTLEY, 4832 Harel ave.
HIM.SI.EY. CHARLES 11.. 40 )r , 401 Lyceum
ae., Iloxborougli.
HOrMANN. KARL IT.. 3016 Wflkel at.
HOOKEY. MAIltlARET A.. 1248 N, 18th at.
HUNN. AM'HONflUH C. M vra.. 2120 N. 17lh
HtllLANI). ISA1IELLA. 78 yra , 1700 Mt-
Vernon at.
JAMISON, EMMA WANASIAKER.
JOItlMN. LOUIS. IflID Henvla at . Nlcetown.
KEOtKlH. MAROAHET C 12.14 Tree St.
KESSI.Elt, JOHANNA. 233 W. Wyoming ave.,
Germnntnwn
KREWNON. HOWARD II.. 2R jrs
KROPP. ELLEN M 20 rs. B mos.. 60 Mill at.
LANIMH. OEOROE C. 1342 Brown at
McCOMMONH. LYDIA A,. Grassy Sound
McKENNA. WILLIAM. 10 yra . 2017 Wharton
MacMURTRIE, SOPHIA, 80th Jr., 3832 N. Sd-
enham at.
MAOAItOLE. FOSTER V... B7 yrs .1602 N. BBth.
MARUUCCOI. ELLEN, 70 yrs.. 1925 S Sartaln.
MAULEY, ANNIE. 2OJ0 llrnndywlne at.
MARTIN. CATHERINE '.'55'l E Norrls at
METZLER, GEORGE W . 45 yra . Crcsson and
Levering fits.. Manayunk.
MICHEL. ANNA. (14 jra, Whllo Horse pike.
Itnrrlnsf nn. N. J
MOSES. STELLA. 23 vra , 1 S Elberon ae.
MULRINE. ROSE. SIIOS E Mrlle al.
MYERS. RUTH 4 yrs . lull Monhelm st.
OlIERLE, CHARLOTTE E . 3312 Amber at.
PATTERSON. Kl.l.A. J
PAXSON. I'HEIIB H.. UOIh yr
PRICE. CALEB THOMAS. 1731 N. Tsrk ave.
REEVES, AMANDA (.. 0432 Drexel rd Over
brook. RE.MENTER, ANNIE. 3122 Custer et.
REYNOLDS, OI.ADVS VERONICA, 1 jr.. 2208
IVderal st.
ROSS, MARY.
RUSSELL. AGNES A
RUTH. .MAROAHET K, 2020 Turner st
SCIIINLEyKR, ELMER O.. 24th yr . 220(1 N
Lawrence at.
SCHMOHL, CHRISTIAN. 62 yra.. 4253 N. nth.
SEITZ. ROSINE M.. BV yra., 404J N. Mar-
SIMISTElt, CATHARINE. 14 yra.. 301B Wal-
lacn st.
S1PLER. GEORGE M . S3 yra.. near Hunting
don Vallev, Pa.
SLATER. MATILDA
SNYDER, DOROTHY MAY. 4 yra. 8 mos., 4443
N. Cleveland ave
STARK, MHOAHET E., 23 )rs.. 6008 Heger-
man at.
STOKES. CATHARINE.
STOUT. ELSIE D., 31 yrs., loll Blelgh st..
Fox Chase. Phlla.
TERRETT. WILLIAM STANLEY, 28 yra , 2902
N. 27tll at.
THOMAS. JACOB If. 2223 Hunting Tark ae.
TOLAN. REUI1EN W, both yr.
TOMAN, LILLIK. B4 ra
WARD. ELIZAIIETH J.. 1540 N 18th at.
WAGNER. PETER J . l5 jra . 43 Haddon ave ,
Colllnaswood. N J.
WALLACE. JOSEPH. 77l!i yr.. Broad st. be-
low Market, Pnlmyra. N. J
WANNER. KATHARINE. 14 yrs. llimos and
22 days. 2d at, and Blue Bait ave.. Marcus
Hook Pa.
WASHINGTON. ENOLE. 1282 S. Bonsall at.
WELLIVER. ADELAIDE. 77 yra.. 20.'0 N.
IKth St.
WEST. JOSEPHINH L.
WILLIAMSON. JAMES. 128 W. I.ancaater ave..
Wavne, Pa.
WOLF. ilELLE O.
WOOSNAM. C. aitACE, 21at yr.. 2854 N. 7th
st.
YERKES, GEO II . 50th yr., Moreland ave.,
Hutboro, Pa
YOUNG, CHARLES J., 70 yra.
2Beatlj(
BUZZARD. On August SO. 101ft. JACOB AR
THUR, aon of Arthur S. and Emily Hess
Buzzard, aged 4 years. Retatlvea and friends
are Invited to attend the funeral aervlces. on
Saturday, at 2 do p. m., at his parents' resi
dence, 5645 IletskeU st.. Uermantown. Inter
ment at Ivy Hilt Cemetery. Remains may be
viewed Friday evening.
CROOK. At her daughter's residence. 252
Homewood ave . Hamilton, Can., 5IARY
FRANCIS CROOK, wife of Robert Houston
and daughter of the lata (leorge Crook, of
Knnlsklllen. and granddaughter of the late
Sir Samuel Crook, Baron of the County of
Cork. Ireland,
CIIAPJUN. On August 80. 1818, nnORQE W..
husband of Ilettle II. Chapman Relatives and
friends, also Wlnnepurkett Tribe, No. SDI, I.
MfflffllElM
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OCT nIlVM'T" 0D ABOVE MARKET
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ANN PENNINGTON in
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Mabel Taliaferro ,n "V1"
"SECRET OP THE 8DBMARINE"
FRANKFORD 4TU mkSSJm
WILLIAM H. CRANE in
PAVID HARDM"
S6THT, Jheaten
MATINEE
DAILY
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Hiitl Dawn T)wen Moore In "Under Cover"
Max Flgroan la Ducks Is Packs." Comedy.
JEFFERSON M
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STREETS
ROBERT EDESON in
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1 V LTWTl rOHTT-FmST AND
UUAXJMy. LANCASTER AVENUH
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p m.. at hl Ute residence. 81 N. 13th et.
Interment private
ERTFIJff On August SO,
161. morris, hue
bund of Josephine Krwln Frail, at JJJJ
Relatives and friends, also Continental Wdre
No. 163, K..of P.. ere Invited to attend tty
Cemetery.
GOURLF.Y. On August 80. 191. JAMES J,
GOURLEY. aged .71 years. Relative; and
friends, lsA Williamson Lodge. No. a9, t,
and A, M: Mary Commandcry No. 88, K.
T. and Philadelphia Horal Arch Chapter, No.
6i, are Invited to attend the funeral services,
on Mondav. at 2 p, m at he resldenee.
751 8 20th st Interment at Mount Morlati
cemntery. Remains may be viewed Svnday,
from 7 to ft p. m
GltuniSR. On August 2ft, 1910, MARIB AME
LIA, daughter of Anthony II, and the late
Catherine I). Grilher. In her twenly-fourtn
year. Retain ea and friends are Invited to at
tend the funeral services, on Haiuroaj-, ;;
2 80 p. hi., at her falher'e residence, B343
Pembrton at. Interment private, at Fern
wood Cemetery. Remains may bo viewed Fri
day, from 7 to 10 p. m, (
HEWITT On August 31. 1910. It. HARTLEY,
husband of Edna Hobeno Hewitt and son of
Downa B. and Buan C Hewitt. . Relatives
and friends are Invited to attend the funeral
eerilces,,on Saturday, al 3:30 p. m , at his
lato residence. 4832 Harel ave. Interment
private, at West Laurel Hill Cemetery, Re
mains may be viewed on Friday, from 8 to
in n. m,
llnOKEV. On August .10. 1910, MARGARET
A , widow or John A. IIOOKey. lieiaiivea ana
friends, also Married Ladles' Sodality of the
church of the Oesu, are Invited to attend
the funeral, on Monday, at 8 30 a, m., from
her late resldenc. 1248 N. 18th at. Sol
emn requiem mass at the Church of the Oesu
at IO n. m. Interment at New Cathedral
Cemetery, Automobile funeral,
HOLLlNtlHWORTll. On August 30. Iftlrt,
JOHN H) HOLLINOSWORIH, In, his 7Rth
sear. Relative nnd friends nre Invited to at
tend the funeral, on Saturday, September '.',
at S 30 p. m , from his late residence. Wal
llngford. Pa. Interment prinle, at con
enlencn of family
IRELAND. On August 30. 1010, .ISABELLA
IRELAND, aged 78 years, Relatives and
friends am lnlte,l to attend the funeral serv
ices, on Saturday, at ,1 p, m.,.at her late
residence, 170D Ml, Vernon st Interment at
Mt. Morlnh , Cemetery Remains may be
viewed on Friday, from 7 to u p, m.
JOSI.IN. On August 29, 1910, SAMUEL JOS
LIN. In his 70tli jear. Relatives andfrlends
sre Invited to attend tho funeral services, on
Friday, at 8 p. m., nt his late residence, 11)17
N. Franklin st. Interment nt Elmer, N. J
LAMMS. On August 31, 1910. GEORGE C,
husbnnd of Rose Landls (nee Shannon) and
son of the late Amoa and Elizabeth Landls.
Relatives and friends of the family. alo mem
bers of tho Caledonian Lodges, Nos. (I and 7.
are Invited to nttend the funeral services, on
Sunday, at a P. m.. at his Into residence. 1342
Brown et. Interment at Monument Cemetery,
MAfiAttnr.is nn Aii!tr 31. into, suddenly.
lOSl'ER E, husband of Margaret Jennie
Mngarglo, aged B7 years. Relatives and
frlenda nro Invited to attend the funoral serv
ices, on Monday, nt 2 p m,, at his late resi
dence, liKU N. 65th al. Interment private.
Automobile servlgc.
MICHEl,. On August 30. 1910. ANNA, widow
of Mlchiel Michel, aged 04 years. Relatives
and friends nre Invited to attend the funera ,
on Monday, at 8 n, m., from her late resi
dence. Whlto Horan pike. Harrington. N. J.
Requiem muss nt St, Rose of Lima Church,
Haddon Heights, N. J., at 0:30 a. m. pre
cisely. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
PRICK. On August 30. 1010. CALER THOMAS
PRICK. Relatives and friends, also Philadel
phia Turngcmelnde. nro Invited to attend the
funeral oervlceo, on Saturday, at 2 p m., nt
his late residence. 1731 N. Park ave. In
terment private.
nUSIELL. On August 30, 1010. AGNES A.,
widow of Joseph Russell, Hr. Relatives and
frlenda are Invited to nttend the funeral serv
ices, on Saturday, at 2 p. m. precisely, at the
restdenco of her daughter. Mra. Jobn It.
Moore. 1243 8, 27tli at. Interment at Fern
wood Cemetery. Auto service.
8LTER." On August 20. 1910. at Wlldwood,
N. J . MATILDA, widow of John L. Slater.
Relatives and friends nre Invited to attend
the funeral services, on Saturday, at 1 p m .
at tho residence of her eon, John F. Slater.
'Mln N. 12th at. Interment private
h rienua may can on riaay, irom , ,ju to v
p. m.
THOMAS, On August 31, 1010, JACOB 11
THOMAS, husband of Margaret Thomas
Relatives and frlenda are Invited to attend
tho funeral aervlces, on Sunday, at 2 p. m..
at hla lato residence. 2J23 Hunting Park ave.
Interment private, at West Laurel 1(111 Ceme
tery. WELLIVER. On August 30. 1910. ADELAIDE
O., widow of William 1U Welllver, aged 77
years Relatives arfd frlenda are Invited to
attend the funeral aervlces, nt her late real
dence. 2020 N. 18th at., on Saturday, at
3 p. m. Interment private.
WEST. On August .10, 1010. at Ocesn City, N.
.T.. JOSEPHINE L . widow of George W
West. Relatives and friends of the family are
Invited to attend the funeral services, on Sat
urday, at 2:30 p. m., at the residence of her
brother, Eugene E. Levis, Coatesvllle, Pa.
Interment at Clearvlevv Cemetery. Remains
may be seen at Armstrong & Son. 100O Col
umbia ave., Friday, after 7 30 p m.
WILLIAMSON. On August 31, 1910. JAMES
WILLIAMSON. Relatives and frlenda are
Invited to attend the funeral services, at his
lata residence. 128 W. Lancaster ave..
Warne, Pa . on Saturday, at 3 p. m. Inter
ment private, at Old St. Davids Cemetery.
Kindly omit flowera
WOI.l. On August 31, 1910. BELLE O., widow
of George A Wolf. Further notice, of the
funeral win be jciven. rrom ;ne uuver il.
Hair Building. 1820 Chestnut tt.
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IOST AND rOPND
BRACELET .WATai-Lolt. dltmona fl",
watch, platinum, aquar;, one row LSn'dmy 0r
around face, ellk wrist band, on Jipnoago
Tiieaday. August 28 or 2. In Atlanti c wij.
liberal reward. AReturn Bailey. Banks fc ma
die Company, 1220Chestnut. . -r
CnRriFicfePIBMDBrtgHlPrCamVr?
of membership . No , 702 In the ama of
elal Ktchange of Philadelphia In the name or
John aardlnerhavlnr been lost. J"" aJ
hereby given that application has been m
for a new certificate, . mnniNER
GOLD WATCH FOR I&'Cfii''f'' Sf20"" ,n''
Hale J F.s rewrd.128t Market et,
6RIP-Ist. a small grip, ent'n.lnf, PJ;
..- . ,.,.- - r - r Tm r. nr)ih I
graph, coming from Mana:
roCKETBOOK Lost, on 17th at. ear at M"
ket st, ferry, 8 o'clock Thursday, lady lyeK
etbook containing money. Reward. ioi.
Chestnut et
UNOLMireDjrarjEaBAMS
1B01 Chestnut street II, U WrivMif'biori
II. Qualt. J. B. Yohe,, Mlaa Wlnlffetl Mora
P erce, Miss M. J, Wheeler. Mt'. A Mcl.3
Ward. O. Stewart Mniiarel , John Donii
Alexander. George Cain, Julian ''ry'1;;?!'
llt5 J I Vltrgerald. MiesFlorence , Enos .Mrs.
S. 11. Brooks. Mrs Emma M. O ddy, F. v.
Green, Germantown Baseball .Club, w. u.
Stewart. Flreproodng Materials Co.. T, u.
roSTA'LTELKaRAPH COMPANY. 1420 Smilh
Penn Square Dr. Frank p. Dlckjon, ;"
son. M Van Ulanrom. Wright Van Deusen.
r. V. Hardlnr. A. II. Postel. w. L. Dornlck-
son, C. M. Hardy, It. II. MacMaster.
HELPWANTED FEMALE
ASSISTANT CASHIER One who Is experienced
preferred! must be good penman and quick
and accurate! state eiperlence. ago and refer-
fnre,i 760. Irfdger Central. -
BOOKKEEPER Young lady, assist, bookkeeper.
In flrst-clasa grocery house! niust have some
knowledge of typewriting. Address X 170,
ldgejMlranch t300 JRrardave.
CARETAKER, smalt apartment house: no pay,
hut free heat, light and apartment. Taulane.
HUH Walnut street. .
CLERIC, good rnman. one, with experience In
clothing manufacturing office preferred: give
full particulars, 20, Ledger Branch, 008
N. 16th.
COOK, assistant wanted, white. Apply office
building No. 8. Olrard College, 21st nnd
Glrard avenue. . ,
COOK Firat-class experienced woman: .rerer
enco required! suburbs year round,
It 121,
Ledger ornce.
a Iris
Annlv nf-
Ore building No.
Glrard College, 21at and
G I ra rd avenue.
FOREWOMAN AND EXAMINER DESIRABLE
POS FOR ONE EXPERIENCED IN SKIRT
FACTORY: GIVE REF. M 742. LED. CENT.
OIRL wanted, white, for general housework
family of 2. 1713 N, 18th.
OIRI.S wanted for light manufacturing to as
semble small parte. Apply 8 o'clock J rlday
morning. Atwater-Kent Mfg. Works. Stenton
ave. anu i-.. jjogan at., near vvaino .junction,
GIRLS. 2. colored, one for codklng and dowh
atalra work: other for chnmberwork and walt
Ing: reference. Phone 683 J. Overbrook.
GIRLS over 10 jeara wanted for light work:
no experience neceasary; 1.1 week paid while
learning. Apply 310 N. 32d st.
GIRLS who are capablo wanted In an up-to-date
factory: experience not necessary. Miller's,
4S2 York ave,, bet. 4th and Bth below Noble.
GRISWOLD WORSTED CO.
DARBY. PA;
Starting up new machinery, want girls: good
wages; steady work and will pay while learn
ing. IIOSfERT
-
Experienced menders wanted.
aa well as learners,
who are paid while learning.
Plenty work: beat nay in city.
WALLACE WILSON HOSIERY CO.
4355 Orchard st Frankford.
HOSIERY Toppera and knitters on Scott i
Williams and standard V full automalla mi,
chines: team's taken, paid while lenrn'g. Wal-
lace Wilson Hosiery
LO.
4355 Orchard. Fkd.
HOSIERY
Experienced
Kids
wanted In run
Standard an,
Banner strfni
framea; we take
lenrners and
1 nnv
tnem vwhlle learnlno-. Wal.
lace Wilson Hosiery Co
jjo urcnara. j-ku.
HOSIERY Experienced examiners.
as well aa
alrls to learn: we pay while learning. Wallace
wallac.
Prank' d,
iviiauii Jiuaicrr 10 , lO.tt, UTCnaCQ St.
HOSIERY Experienced winders
..plenty work
and best pay in city. Wallace Wilson Hosiery
Co.. 4353 Orchard at., Frankford.
HOUSEWORK English or Scotch Protestant:
middle-aged woman wanted at good home.
i-i vy. iiiiciiipny avr.
HOUSEWORK, general Experienced girl: amall
family; vvagta 13: reference required. Apply
852J N. Judson st
HOUSEWORK Young Protestant for Over
brook: meet employer Friday, 11 a. m.. Room
205, 60M Chestnut at.
HOUSEWORK Young, amall, family; Over-
S,S0KJaowJ.tL empiojer iriaay, n a. m.. Room
1'05, (108 Chestnut at. '
HOUSEWORK, general: young, capable woman:
requireu; email mm. mono 708 Cynwyd
MENDERS on Levers laces; also glrla to learn.
Apply John Bromley It Sons, Lehigh ave. be
low Front.
MILLINERS
Lit Brothers require
ployment Bureau.
milliners. Apply Em-
NURSEMAID, Protestant.
S young children: good
Phone Chestnut Hill 0D7.
white; assist with
reference required.
OPERATORS en silk dresses, only those expert,
enced In thla line of work need apply. A. II.
Caplan ft Co.. DID Walnut at. """' A' "
SCRUBWOMEN.
5: call every flay. 7 a, m.:
prlng bucket, brush and clo
otn. Quaker City
Cleaning- v;o.. ou Mourse.
STENOp It A PI IER State exp., education, wages'
expected: hours 0 to O: central. J 858.Led.Cent"
TELEPHONE, OPERATOR wanted for uptown
manufacturing company; one with knowledge
of stenography preferred: atate reference, age!
experience and salary expected. M 744. Ledl
ger f'antral. '
TELEPHONE OPERATORS The Bell Telephone
Company offero positions aa operatora to In.
telllgejt joung women between 18 and 22
years old: salary $6 a week while IearnlngT
with rapid advancement: a ateady pos tloii
assured, with pleasant aurrouodlnga and un
usual opportunity of promotion. Apply In
teraon to the Bell Telephone Company-a ojera
L0!!v .c.oo''-i0i' MSTktt a- Jy between
v.". . " " "- " v. in. j-iunuar, iuesaay and
Friday evenings between 7:30 and 8.80 o'clock.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS, local and lona dls:
. CoyriM'E'M at 11004037""' """n
TSiS77-n..e.! .7iu.'i. ff.u.laPnent
w ....... ,....w .mj. v. . wmr umce.
WAIST TRIMMEn. HIOJl CLASS. SVANTEb:
1301 SPRUCE ST
ITHEET.
WAITRESS, assist with charaberwork: Prote:
;?."? eounrry until octooer: reference required.
Write airs. E. P. Lelper. Areola, pi. w "'
WARPERS, table workers and taasel finishers:
r-r,a,."y"0'.FZ-.W.Maur.r-
Bristol at., near
nwiii junction.
WOMEN and stria wanted; ateadr employment:
staling wars, liyja an hour: minimum
weekly ware. JT.00. increased automatical!
Apply Joseph Campbell Company, entrance 2d
and Market ats., Camden, l J. """"-' -B
TOUNO WOMAN wanted, clean, respectable.' to
belp. with care of younr children; rood home?
?:: PT'O. nox'siOO """""" Ana"
"it.
General
WANTED teachers for hlrh school and rradea.
positions waltlnr National TBACIIRns
AOENCr. P. H. COOK! MOR.; 82T rcrry I)l.
HELPWANTED MAtE
BASSES AND TENORS wanted. Chorus Choir
prominent Broad at. church: exceptional oppor.
tunltUa-. eipenaes paid, c in. Ledrer Of See
BOY Wanted, brlrht. enerretlo boyover16
years for office work; chance fof advance?
meat. Address In own handwrRUir. iwinV
tlafctmral."" "f"1'0"- " J Vb?
9? to' renerai of flee "work: must have rood
trV.'ofllcV." "" "" P 'w
BO,Ir72Voa.dt,Ai,?,J?.51ihL ?.. u
b!nc..-th -and Cheatnut iin juSS'XJ!?"'
iiji.tMtt and riveters wanted.
Kemper Co.. Ambler. Pa.
Cruae-
CARD FEEDERS
' APPLT
JOHN A JAMES DOBSON, INC.
OLD MILL .
SCOTT'S LANE. FALLS OF SCOTTrLKJLL
cJfflS'jsfe &JMZ
KSfi,rTy.C, Preterred.
21.
TIsr TS-.-
rer Branch,
COST WaJSJijc Tonoir mSi.1 i fi-:T .-
eocea lU kfeCUllls- rnat rr.-. -JXirT. a-
HELP WANTED MAJja
Venilnuett rem Frecedina Column
inx'ii
fflu!&fig
!e a
ianv
ex'
"Y"t-..:rj;;v-:.-nnt must suomii n, i-
nz!&vw?w&
we or nis wotk .. f.v. -jeii. Led. Cent,
perience.ana ni-" r -,
FEEDERS, cylinder rje'ii wanted lor
renru. A. H. Blcklcr Co-- B14 Luaiow et
wanted for night
at'i.l perJ-r t 8 hours, experienced
a,wrP'p.;ilnes.. Apply in person
'". ' .--. .e a ivm. enerlenced
FOREMAN
X? F;anVfoMAV..nVl.l8rMiHfc.
INSTRUMENT fAKEnS' M. to is
ef henrsi tool rnakers. M.W to.JH
.1.24 to 5 per dy
: to en: rnacniii
achlnlsta. 12 to
i an 'h'aeV en experience and capacity! auto
rlaSlistn?' 4S?rKsa te
taths T operators: .U0l Stelnle machine opera
loftT V2.70lrhlgheV S?eTrPeM"a,.2n27hakllled
r.'bo'r7k'l.ronK.24. 'APpfy Frank'for'dl'Ar.
tenLtfBrlSeVgrg"bj?&Jy-l"-Eg2!l:
-r-nrtTTrTo wMTP.n
e-AlAnWTnnB' ABSOCIATJON.
LABORERS for outside work, 82.24 per day of
8 hours. APPly Frankford Arsenal, Brides-
8 hours.
burg..
LABORERS for outside work, 12.24 jer day of
yjjnvrankford Arsenal:
LABORERS, B0,
Ambler, Pa.
wanted. uruse-ivemper uo.,
MACHINISTS WANTED FIRST-CLASM
LATHE MILLING. PLANER; BORING
MILL ANI) SHAPER IIANDB; ALL
AROUND MACHINISTS! TOP
WAGES' STEADY POSITIONS ON
ENOINFi WORK! NO LABOR TROU
BLES OR MUNITIONS. APPLY 205
S 11TH ST.
MACHIN18TS.,,toolmakera.imlveriial grinders,
lathe and milling hands. Apply Industrial Mfe.
Co.. 117 Federal St.. Camden. N. J. .
MAN WANTED, experienced, reliable. In ship
ping rtepariment. rtppiy, ww m") -,
MECHANICS Experienced automobile me
Shinft. wanted at once. . Apply Overland
Motor Co.. service. dept.. 21at end Ludlow.
MEN WANTED Boilermakers, locomotlvo ma
chinists, car repairmen, laborers, locomotive
cleaners. Fenna. It. R. Call 1711 Filbert at.
MEN, 10, wanted to learn me sausage nna
pork packing business: 220 per hour. Apply
894B Germantown ave.
MONOTYPE KEYBOARD OPERATOR Btnje
...i.. m.i,mi MfmntiMit! llnlnn. write
Tribune Printing Co.. Charleston. Kanawha
County, W. Va., stating salary and expert-
enco. -
PATTERNMAKERS, first class, lathe hands
and floor hands. Walter Scott i Co., I'lain'
field, N. J.
TIECERS wanted In yarn mill. Apply Jonathan
Ring & Son. Inc.. Hancock and Montgomery.
PIECERS wanted In woolen, mills. Apply John
k Jamea Dobson. inc., oia mm, neon's lane,
Fnlla of Schuylkill.
PUO MILL JIAN, experienced, wanted for ahale
brick plant In central Pennsylvania; 12.00 per
day and bonus; steady work all year. Apply
C 227, Ledger Office.
SALESMAN 'Wanted, man with experience as
Inside salesman for rubber stamps, metal
signs, etc.: must be first class: good oppor
tunity. Lamb & Tllden, Washington, D. C.
SALESMAN Young man with sales ability for
aiitomoDiies; excellent opportunity vvun course
of training. Call or write Mr. Davis. 032 N.
nrtajd.
BIO CALIBER SALESMEN
men of advertising ability, men who can give
advertising counsel, to sell the Hooven Auto
matic typewriter. This la your opportunity
to aftlllato another great mechanical success.
HOOVEN OWENS. nDNTSCIILER
800 LAFAYETTE BLDQ.
CO.
STEEL WINDOW SASH MAKERS
In addition to experienced handa we
will accept men who have worked on
ornamental Iron work, blacksmith
Ing, bollermaklng and kindred lines.
Will pay $12 while learnlnr.
Can mako $20 per week when proficient.
State age and experience. v
ADDRESS L. II.. P. O. BOX 8443. TIIILA.
STENOORArilER Experienced young man In
mercantile house; state age, reference and
salary expected. J 850. Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER and bookkeeper In real estate
office atate age and exp J 74R. Led. Cent.
TOOLMAKERS. MACHINISTS AND MACHINE
OPERATORS who ore Interested In an out-of-town
poaltton. See Mr. Pole at 1223 Wash
ington avenue.
XTUNO MAN wanted at once by well-known
bportlng gooda and knit gooda manufacturing
concern In North Philadelphia, to take charge
of the office work: muat know something
about bookkeeping, atenography and general
business work: splendid chance for a hustler;
state qualifications. P 221. Ledger Office.
TOONO MAN wanted, from 19 to 22 years of
are. who has had department store experi
ence and can rive best of references: applies
tlons for this position must be In your own
hsndwlrllnr. I 235. Ledrer Office.
TOUNO MAN for office work; rood at flrurea;
one witn seme experience wan mrh-oiass
rrltlnr paper business preferred; state are.
'tce.
TOUNO MAN for stockroom In Kenslnrton
mill. Address L. B.. Postortlee box 844 3.
General
AUTOMOBILE COMPLAINT ADJUSTER, class
ical, mechanical, aa well as sales experience
necessary; 30; assistant pifrcbastnr arant,
metal business, excellent opportunity, about
120; aeveral very fine clerical positions open.
112 up: other positions open for hlrh-rrado
men.' Business Service Co., 1301 Land Title
Bulldlcr.
SITUATIONS "WANTED PEMAtE
BOOKKEEPER, tborourhlr experienced, compe-
, tent, capable of taklnr full charre. wlabea a
responsible position. M 680. Ledrer Central.
BOOKKEEPER, double entry, berlnner. desires
permanent position with advancement. J T.
Ledrer Central.
COMPANION Position as companion, nurse to
Invalid or elderly parson; best reference. U
120. Ledrer Office. i
HOUSEKEEPER Manarer of servants for re.
".at. home; pleasant surroundlnrs more essen
tial than hlrh salary; hlrbly educated and
pn81ULeCd., of?ciaCe" "Ven nd ",ul"d-
HOUSEKEEPER, assistant or manarlnr. in
wif.1! ?."& ,?"t1loni .8 "' "Irenes.
Write 4722 N. Marvlneat.
KINDERPARTEN rraduate. experienced, wishes
posltlon. J 843, Ledrer Central.
MOTHER'S HELPER By day orhour: reliable.'
pleasant woman, rood reference. H 119.
Ledrer Office. - mv
SOTHER'a HELl'ER or companion for children.
..friD2l2?'LedSedrO,Bg.t.)r'- ln "tUr" f" """
PRIVATE 8 ECRETART Educated younr worn
an. 6 years with present employer, dealre
position; la competent atenorrapher, took,
keeper and accustomed to renerai corre
spondence and charre of office; exceptional
efa.rJveDajdroiurred. P 222. Ledger Off.'
YOUNO WOMAN who has' had experience ' as
typist, wrltlnr up Invoices, handllnc corre
spondence, llllnr. telephone optratlnr and ren
firni t1,.U,w 51' wgrk- dlplomatlo In bind
Una the publlo by phono or at office; excellent
KJSJ?Offlc.?m "umX "Wlorsr. U iia.
SITUATIONS WANTED MAXB
, ACC0U7ANT OR AUDITOR
Tounr man. 23 ar, desires position a a
accountant, auditor or connJenll.Tai.lat.it
to utlv with rIkW, cMciri whVre rSed
lW t?r.ffi!r,,,i wuent buelneaa and ex?
cai"' tralnlnr and thorough knowledge "f
jnf34.,li.rc1e,nVr.r-i '"
ADVERT1S1NO MAN. younr. coUere truing"
capable ol nuoarlnir cSSpalri. aSlrea pTiI
oSS 'JlSUdr.r,o1flli'e,! KS
ASSISTANT TO EXECUTIVE Tounr man. ia
years of ate. wishes ItSTMUUnt tl
exjcuUve or other responsible posltloa llth
teputabU concern, lug tt re ferine a i?
W4taS?i: M iljfxSSier .oflcef
AVSiT2i''.5ScouoUj,lt,,r tUca manarer-ii,j-
SITPATIONS WANTBD-MAti
Continued rjtrt rreciUng tfetamn
BUTLER, waiter, steward: 10 yearaaSt-
rJbllo or rrlyatei light colored, neatly
, ance; beat references. J 849, Ledger fili
uiaurrr.un iounp man. married.
old, with 2 yearsr experience with'
wniiM like tMSlllon itrlvlnr , JIiLl.f
ftctd
reference. J OKR. jAtrmr (-.-,.., IiTtf
CHAUFFEUR, single,, sober, white: 'if
mam. 8 years' experience! verv t,lL,n:
1 phla private references. J 448. Ledrer r
i.itAU'i'iLiiv .ana raraener, married
position, v-an at iyii Lancagterayj
CHEMICALS, DRUOS--YounTnTnTwTaTft;
cal and Industrial exp., wishes emVloymV?
anlna'S no pt i4 I mi aaeaaa, tl. LLXMlVlV
pi ouiiaig wi .yen i-hiiio 1 ll HOC. J BBa
COST ACCOUNTANT, SO yAr old, 7iiT?i
perlence at atatlltlcal and cost wort S.-Sf
. new connection. J P94, ledger SSK.fn.
Central.
no (iron
1 . . ,?' na ""rf reoulrescF
or location: wisnes any work wl
knowledge. Is essential, er an dvni15r "
assistant to other Phys olani referene. "J.5
and given. J 74T. ledger- Cantrgi""
rend
rrnvMiiPA T. taivA.aiH'.l. 'IsV-sT.T ' ' ' 1 m
,uiiwt-.W"U .awi-noriiiii UfJTlBCr BpTCl Hit fi
u.Hru iur iiuf. rrauita proq j QQ8, 1,5
OAnDENER. 0inff!( tnorouyhlr tindmfltar3?i
tRIFlt&&"&J2n W. A mffu 111
K"--"?" .Mgqi.w ,mf ar Cental
flAnriRNTSri. mnrrfHf Vfiratathta.. .rrr- -Ei
-----' .-. ..-v., 'avvnuinri nnn niVairiai
can run autoi good ref. H jn, LediVV tH'M
nt1aKr AM w.mA I HI II 11
OUSEMAN and butler, colored, wish.. .1:?
tloni cookl private .family! city, suburb,. W
reference. C 20fl. Mm runil "uuuro, OHt
HOUSEMAN, white, alngle, experienced! Win
class reference. J BBL Ledger CentMl "iS
"- v"".'
MAN. 34, with 10 years experience In a i,fl
Iron. and steel concern, thorau.hir e-JM"!
with-purchasing, storekeeplng and product K
departments, also a good, practical knowfeoS
of shop planning- and system, desire", fee ,?
rSferVncw"0"'' '" mk" chani1" W.
J 787, Ledger Central.
PORTER and messenger Quick, willing iZiTnA
labs colored man wlahea m.iii.. .?." '!
office! references. Robert, 2022 Careen"" JM
,i,iiii,iii , , ii il
Dnur,,i,i., mnrncra, iio. ,exce lent talkfrS
nersnnallttf. p,nhu .mi. ..iT.l.."'!
inl ref. I open Imm. change. J 7.B3, Led, "ff
oirr,vuuM;in.ji. experienced, wishes r
excellent references. W. A., 1B7 N.
ALERT AND AMniTlnnn t-i,n .-
"Ln,f,,.e eountry-brecl. total abstainer, of provM
ability and unquestionable reference, desires til
make connections with a well-established rem!
merciai, nnanciai or manufacturing concern ofJl
firlnv a ftlf.ira, lte.tAn lt...lH.. ...."-
......,. u.u.B, ...o-.u,,b uuninna oxperien
aa atennirranher. hAnlrlfanr. mm..L1).
and executive: fourth year In present posltiejl
as bank clerk, handling many accounts wlth.i
out error! willing to come on one mentVel
trial mlfh rlvhf arv mi,Ih.i, ... t J .'"M
...-. ...... ...... b ,... u. .,,. u,, vw myffir
mtcicattui a nui iruurt milCtJ.
jai'anisbk wants Housework! Rood rooki prlyauP
ittiiuiyi ucn. reierenceB, larn nnu vino, fl
EMPLOYMENT AQENOIE3
miss nosE poubitERTT, 1813 w. anutiB
Wanted Cooks, chambermaids, childnursu'?
governesses, mother's helpers, houseworki
v-iria. .arn.n.r. ntltlara anrt ,,...
NICHOLLS.. Ip2fl IIAINHR1DOE ST. COMp"
Male and female help: all natio?:
ALITIES. BUPPLIKD AiJO WAnW
rjiuitLi LruuuDi may.
MRS. KANE BU'S. 10th at., wanta and"!
plies all klnda of white help. Spruce 3401
AUTOMOBILES
JTor Bale
AUGUST "WHITE" SALE
TACKARD, ap-ir. r 7-pasenger tourlagf
bargain, 1480. . 'J
WINTON, u cylinder, 7-passenger; barglS
rA.CKjA nD. nO-H. P., 7-passenger llmouslnej
TANHARD limousine: bargain. 140ft.
THOMAS taylcab, overhauled. In excellintl
I'unuiiiuii. ,auif, .a,
LOCOM011ILE landaulet. 30-IH P., 7-passtn-S
irer- harsaln. lr.OO o..r--
WHITE, 40-IL P., 7-paesenger tourlnr. 81
TRUCKS
2 AUTOCAR. VA tons, 8600.
WILCOX, delivery. 8275.
THE WHITE CO.
' 218 NORTH BROAD STREET
l ir. o'nbal. used car department
ur.uij, p ut.o iwi.j ft&i,, IfcAUU. 1 , U4
ABBOTT - DETROIT 1014 touring carl fuTiy
equipped nnd tn good condition. Bargain.
Broad. 8. S. ROQERB, Mgr. Bgch. Car Dept!
BARGAIN 1010 Monroe roadster, like new,
many extras: eoalest riding, roomiest light
roadster on market; SO miles to gallon of
gasoline! price 8385: reason for selling and
other particulars at agency Monroe Motor Co..
Abbott Bldg.. Broad and Raco ats. '
CADILLAC 1012 touring car; 6 pass.; elegant
running order: fully equipped. A bargain.
BICIELOW-WILLEY MOTOR CO.. 1)04 N.
Broad. S. 8. Rogera. Mgr. Exch. Car Dept.
CADILLAC 1014 roadster: tn fine condition
throughout; can bo purchased right.
11IOELOW - WILLEY MOTOR CO., 304 N.
Broad. H. S. ROOER3. Mgr. Exch. Car Pent'
CADILLAC, 1013. 5-paasenger touring: In A-l j
conulLIUU, UKiiii hiiu .ilea iintv.
U. 8. BOWERS CO..- 245 N. Broad at.
CADILLAC 1014 touring car, overhauled and
repainted: full equipment: price $850. AUTO
Djvi.i-.o wiiiitAiiwt, iij in, uroaa Bt.
CHALMERS 1013 touring car. painted blue; fine
looking Job: in perfect order: bargain.
BlOELOW-WILLBY MOTOR CO..a04 N.Broad.
S. a. UPPERS. Mgr. Exch. Car DepL
CHALMERS 1015 touring car. 5 pass.: excellent
shape; wlllmake sacrifice price.
BIOELOW-WILLEY MOTOR'rO.,.104 N.Broad.
8. 8. ROOER8. Mgr. Exch. Car Dept.
FIANKLIN "
Touring car. with winter glass aide equip
ment, self-starter and electric lights: rood
tires and paint: pride 4700. """ oo
LOCOMOBILE.
n, ti i.... . . ..... ..&
m).i ..larjtci Vi aXJCUSC VOU.
TT. A. JENKS. Mgr. Exchange Car Dent.
HOLL1ER EIGHT, 5-pasienger touring; brand
BIGELOW - WILLEY MOTOR CO.. 804 N.
umi.u. p. o. imuLi.w, Jul. u.cii. vjar uept.
HUDSONS Phaetons, roadsters and cabrtolets7
ruivtRU wmi. cirui iv iiailtl
hta and
atartc
Phlla
tcrs.
uomery-aenwartz, aaa n. in
Broad at..
HUPP-YEATES electric coupe; In fine shape;
beautiful car: batteries good: big bargain
BIOELOW-WlLLBY MOTOR CO..304 N.BroU
a. a. iwaio, mar, tqcn, uar uept.
IMPERIAL. 1014 tourlnr car. fully eaulooed:
nne ninnina; order, at a bir bargain.
BIOEI.OW-WILLET MOTOR fo.,Ho4 N.Droarl.
8, B. ROPERS. Mrr. Exch. Car Dept. '
KRIT 1013 tourlnr car. In fine ahape. at a blr
barraln price.
BIOELOW - WILLEY itOl-OR CO.. 304 N
BroadTvS. Si ROPERS. Mrr. Exch. Car Dent:
.. t. - a LIMOUSINES ""
Suitable .for funeral work or hacklnr et any
kind, suburban or station work; ranxlne In
price from 1800 pp; Locomobile and other
makes.
.... LOCOMOBILE .
till aaiarnci. It. XjOCuSI no.
n. A. JENKS. Mrr. Exehanra Car DspL
OAKLAND 1014 tourlnr, fully equipped! rood
running order, at barraln price.
BIOELOW-WILLEV MOTOR RO..804 N.Broad.
a. a. ..wuKino, wf. mjuju. .r uiju
PAIOB,
at a
,1019. Katrfteld, 6-49; In perfect orders
bariralnjnrlce. "
LOVV-JVTLLlt MOTOR CO.. 304 N. Broad,
BIOELO
8. B,
Rogers. Mrr. Exoh
war XJept.
I'AIOB, 1018. Olenwood 4-88: excellent condition
.uiuuauuu.. T?t rraaviwuiq urice.
r?r
U1UBUOVV - VJJaI45JE MOTOR CO.. 301 N".
.TOkeT,
Broad. B. B. ROPERS, Mrr. Exch Car Depi
BTUDEBAKER 1014 tourlnr car; full eaulD'nt:
.BU3EIW.WlLLET MOTOR 'br.VorrN!BPro,aCS;
8. B. ROPERS. Mrr. Exch. Car PeptV
CHASSIS
We have a few cheap cars of which the ehasila
would be very .suitable for truck or deliver?
work of any kind: don't fall to come In a"5
look them over If vpu want something at a
barraln price for delivery purposes.
LOCOMOBILE
2314 Market at. Locust 430.
IL A. JENKBT Mrr. Exchanre Car n.ni
DEL.IVEHT WJinnN
thoroughly overhauled and guaranteed,
attractive Price; equipped with full panel' body.
others built t order. ' w,
t nrvwrrvarr m
ve
5314 llarket st. Locust 430
H. A. JfcNKS. Mrr. Exchanagr2r
ONE 1014 Overland, one. l6Tl White. SO? cars
may be seen at Oulf Reflnlnr Company raraVa
at 08th and Schuylkill Klvtrr Ask"or fori:
HENRY. C. KA.1N formerly for 0 years wlthlhe
local branch of the Ford Motor Company at
Broad and Lehigh ave.. la now connected with
the Santa M.S. Blddle Compear toF salii
and service. 8302 Chestnut at.
2-Ton 191G Auto Car Chassis
SCHOBER. 8341 MARKET ST.
CADILLAC PARTS ,a?
SEND FOR FREE BtlLLETINf "
OF USED CARS
QORSON AUTO BXCHANOE. 288 N BROAD
Wanted
AUTOS wriuted for parts.
Parts Co.. 823 N. 13th,
Philadelphia. Auto
Park Ills' Mia
ATJTO IJVEBY AND QAKAGES
INDEPENDENT TAXICAB CO
18 IB W. SUSQUEHANNA AVE
wT.w..M v.w. ; ..-.,. ..ww rarx 7S
POPLAR, 1S17JTO fall 0 oueti day and nlrhT
Park Uii). brand-new- S-pass. tourtarcfr
3123 hr.j alao brand-new T-pass. liSSustSJ"
UBO hr.; weddlnra. uneralg. HI8 fflSSi
ATJTO KEPAIBINQ
A.UTOMOHILB REPAIRS
The beat eaulpped. shop la West TJhti.a
phla. We airsirUaa trarSes and Jilii11Hj?t11'
BlfiL NORTH BMabIt1
eLlNDiiytBORKD..iw puton, ..,.,. .
lltiif.Jrlaj J".1.0 rourinr cariyery apeedy; rood
rondltlon: fully equipped. Itlr parraln.
BIOELOW -WIL?,Er MOTOR CO., 304 N.
Broad. S. S. ROOERS. Mar. Exoh; 7.r n.5'
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