EVENING LEDGER-vPHILADELPHlA, FRIDAY,' SEl?Ti3aiBER W lMfl
3 . ' .,1 tl I I in
TIME HAS COME
FOR ALEXANDER
TO START GRIND
tooran May Start Grover
Every Second Day Until
Race Is Finished
INSPIRES THE PLAYERS
.. tv
B CHANDLER D. RICHTER
Boms time, Bfo Orover Cleveland Alex
ander, the greatest pitcher In the Nn-
v tttmtvl or any other tefiRUe, signified his
rllllnmesi to bo to the mound every other
stay If auch a step was necessary to win
1 0. Jiennnnt The time has arrived for
Manager Moran to tako the famous hurler
M his word and allow him to start on the
With other rood hurlers available It
wo4iW not be necessary for "Alex" to con
Unueiths grind for tho rest of tho season,
cut he could do It lonir enough to Rive the
team a chance to get back on Its feet, be
eatine the Thlllles play like a different team
Whefi the Kebraskan Is on the mound.
The players have unlimited confidence In
Alexander, Just as New York had In Matty,
Chicago In Brown, Washington In Johnson
and the White Sox In Kd Walsh, and a n
result they can make miraculous plays for
"Alex" when necessary and play a different
brand, of ball offensively. They aro taking
chances on the bases that are successful
because there Is no hesitancy. They realize
that one or tro runs will win with "Alex"
on the mound, and It Is the return of this
style of play that Is necessary at the present
time.
A few more days like the Dills have gone
through In the last week would wreck any
ball team, no matter how game It might
happen to be, whereas two or three straight
victories or a clsan sweep of any series
with the western teams probnbly would
mean the pennant.
Great Chancy,
It Is worth the chance, and Alexander Is
not risking Injury If his mates get him a
few runs early In tho game, as the big
hurler eases up until danger threatens If
he has a few runs the'best of It. Alexan
der's presenco on the mound would act as
a tonic to the entire team, ns It always
has when a slump threatened.
Moran probably can find four pitchers
who can hold the opposing teams to low
cores, but there Is no other Alexander, and
he Is the one to carry the burden. With
Alexander working out of turn, Knpa lllxcy
could be rested for the final drive and
games against Brooklyn and Boston, as the
giant southpaw has little troublo with either
team.
Far be It from us to make suggestions
to a manager who. has piloted the Phillies
In such a masterly manner, but It might
also be a good Idea to give Joo Oeschger a
chance In one of the double-header games.
The giant Callfornlan has allowed only one
run the tally scored by St Louis on a
squeeze play In thirty Innings of relief,
and Joe generally has been called upon to
enter tho game when runners were In po
sition to score and the opposition was In
a hitting mood.
Maybo Another Adams
It Is true that Oeschger lacks confidence,
and the Phils may when he enters the
game, but If he gets off to a good start
he might change tho whole race and prove
another "Babe" Adams, who In 1009 was
given a chance when the Pittsburgh staff
Went to pieces in mldscason. Adams's
string of victories and three triumphs In the
'world's series against Detroit are now his
tory, but what was accomplished once
might be dona again.
The Phils have played poor ball In the
series against the Cardinals, but they also
have been the victim of a lot of toUgh luck.
Two breaks gave' them two victories, but
numerous poor breaks prevented the clinch
ing of these, contests early and also lost
one of the games, though poor Judgment at
the bat spoiled chances to win both games
despite the breaks.
After yesterday's game we heard an old
timer say that the champions were think
ing too much of the "home advantage" and
were trying- to knock tho ball out of tin
lot. lie claimed that this was the reason
tor the failure, to hit the slow-ball pitching
of Ames and the "roundhouse" curve of
Watson, And there Is plenty of truth in
this version.
The Dodgers' lead Is very slight and
there is plenty of time for tho Phils to
recover, but a game or two won now 'against
weaker opponents wilt save them a lot of
worry and trouble In the final days of the
campaign, and a return to the old style of
play would help a lot. The presence of
"Alex" on the mound every other day for
a, brief stretch should bring this about.
Manager Moran has not decided upon his
pitching selection for today's game, but
chances favor Al Demaree going to the
mound. While Southpaw Steele will be Mug
gins's choice unless he decides to come
back with Lee Meadows, who he Insists
Is not overworked.
Players who can. and do hit welt Into any
Held away from home are trying to pull the
slow-ball pitching for the bleachers or
fence, while everybody Is swlngtpg too hard.
Enough hits have been made and an un
usual number of line drives have gene
Straight at the fielders, but too many safe
ties have been wasted and there have been
' too many pop files with men on bases.
'Racing at Bethlehem
BETHLEHEM.
Mm three rui
Pa... Best. IS. Everr on of
on yeatardsy-s blir Thursday
fcecram at tin local fair was won In one. two.
Kkm order. The largest crowd of tho week Was
resent ana me issieei uroe wai . tnsae oy
avid M., wno eteppea a miia in zuan io tens
sue pace, in mis race jionney imjjt, in ma
it heat, brolta hla harness and ran awav.
....Illlaia. A..t n.lu. Valiant aahh awn atla-h,!.
I "" " ,, a.,.a..w, ... naa a..)..,,?
Ect.
rese
Davlt
iO 2
rst
MORGAN SHATTERS 233
STRAIGHT AT SHORE
Washington Gunner Seta Mnrk
for High Run in Westy
Hogan Shoot
ATI.ANTIC CITV. X. J., Sept. IS. 11
Douglas Morgan, of Washington, D. C,
the recently crowned Westy Hogan cham
pion, set up a new long-run record today
at the annual tournament, smashing 232
consecutive targets. The Capitol CVty star
went strafghtyesterday and continued on
his unbroken string of 217 this morning
under most adverse weather conditions. It
ra'lned continually, with the result that the
bhooters were badly handicapped. Morgan
missed two In his forenoon round of
seventy-five targets today, and his splendid
exhibition likely will make him high gun
for tho three days.
Fred Harlow, of Newark, Ohio, Is second
In the long run scores of the tournament
here. He smashed 190, which tied the for
mer mark set up by Jay Oroham, of Chi
cago, on the Young's Old Pier, six years
ago.
. Woolfolk Henderson, of Lexington, Ky
comes next In line, breaking 161 In a row,
before losing one. W. II. Tatterson, of
Buffalo, crncked 1SU F. 8. Tomlln, of
Pennsgrove, S. J., 138 ; Fred rium, Atlan
tic City, 125. and Frank II. Wright, Buf
falo, 107. Mrs. U O. Vogel, of Detroit,
easily led the women shooters with her
fine record of 62 straight.
lister S. Oerman was high In tho pro
fessional ranks. He knocked down 147 tar
gets. Oerman also holds the record of 372
for tho expert division, which was regis
tered lust year during his remarkablo ex
hibition In "grassing" 499 out of his 600
during tho program.
Atlantic City won the next tournament of
the Westy Hogans over several other Invi
tations submitted at the meeting. It will
bo held at Venice Park, probably tho second
week of September,
Neat Apgar, of New York city, again
was elected president at tho, annual gather
ing. He has held office since the organiza
tion of the Westy Hogans ten years ago.
The other officers also re-elected were; Vice
president, J. M. Hawkins, Baltimore; secre
tary, Bernard Elsessor, York, and treasurer,
J. Homer Clark, New York city.
Henry Winchester. Wilmington; n. It.
Galvln, Wilmington: J, F. Carrahcr, Fulton,
N. Y., and 15. O. Zealcy, New York, were
admitted as new members.
WHAT MAY HAPPEN
IN BASEBALL TODAY
national league
W. I,, Pet. Win. Lnsn.
RrrMiklrn S!ll 04 .804 .Bin .AIM)
I'hlllle 17 BS .RM .M7 .!!
Hotton 7.1 AS .".77 .MM) .".78
New York .,..1 AH OS .1)23 .02(1 .AID
Pittsburg! l II .171 .47K .471
Chicago 02 7A .4I .4153 .410
St. I-Ollls fid 71) .432 .430 .421)
Cincinnati A3 XA .331 .389 .378
AMEMCAN LEAGUE
Ronton 7H AS .A7t .r7fi .AM
Detroit 80 SO ..171 ,A7t .AA7
Chicago 71) 00 .A08 .Ml .AAI.
New York 73 OS .A2A .AS!) .KM
HI. Louis 73 07 ,A21 .A2S .AIR
Cleveland 71 09 .107 .All .ISOJ
Washington ........ OS 07 .SOI .A07 .Ann
Athletics 30 103 .22J .228 .221
HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES
FOR TOMORROW
. First race, for thre-jsr-nld snd p. sell
ing. 0 furlongs Gloaming, JSTi 'Fair Weather,
I'll, -Illuminator, inn. Dinah Do. 120, Hands
tiff, 103) Tantivy, 1141 Goodwood. 123: Yankee
Notions, 117; Sam MeMeekln, 128 'Murphy. 123.
Second race, for three-yesr-olds nd up.
sleeplechsse, handicap, about 3 mlleo diss, r.
.Irsinec, 148, March Court, 140; Rseehrook,
130; Tom Horn. 140i Frljotee, 1BS J. C. Ewalt.
140, Sequence, ISA.
Third rare, two-year-olds, maidens, (IH fur
longs Kllkennr. 1IA, Jack Carl, its, !eek
Mats. 11 ti Charmingly, IIS, Saroon It (Imp).
11A, Melodrama, 113, Cllorr lieltr, 1 12; Ad
miration. Its. (Intdcn nod, 112; Monomoy, 115;
Ton o' tho Wave. 1IA
Fourth roce, for three-yenr-olds and up, the
rhesterhrook handicap, 1 and l-10th miles
Strnmbnll. 120: Heamer, 120: Tho Finn. ISA,
Short Grsss (Imp). 120. Dsddr's Choice, D9i
Hanrullo, toS; Ilorrow, 1S1; Capra, 110.
Tho weight on Daddr's Choice Includes a pen
ally of five rounds.
Fifth race, two-rear-ntda, handicap RH fur
!"! Mannkln. Il2i KIIMeo; 117 Woodtrap,
122, Willful. 120.
Hlth race, for four-yearn-lda snd up, aflllna.
L.1"!'! A"'' 1" rsrds liinah (imp), lifts
Slralrfntah. 8, ilrave. D8 Carlton U.. 11V!
Mhenherdeaa. mi, ly fltreak, lutli Tnougnt
Header, iUS. Orotund, tns.
Seventh raco to fill later,
Apprentice, allowances claimed.
Weather, cloudri track, fast.
Gardini to Wrestle Lc Colossc
Ivan MIchlalofT, tho slant Ituaalan; Bulo
rlovonpaa. tho llohemlan .champion; Ilennto
Oardlnl, the Italian marvel, snd I'lerrard le
Coloaae. tho slant Frenchman, villi m the prin
cipal; In the two star wreatlns Imuts preeented
by II de llouvler at tho Cambria A, U,i to
morrow nlirht.
Ilenato Oardlnl will have hla hands full when
he tackles the huso Frenchman. I'lerrard le
Coloiee. Uardlnl has developed lately, and hla
four matches recently, all of which he won,
has placed him on edge for his winter's work,
tlardlnl'a manaaer la nesntiatlnic with Joe
Hetcher for a match with him In October,
Yale Golfers Down Pcnn
PITTSIIUrtOH, Sept. IS. Tho annual Inter
colleslato solf championship opened on the
links of the Oakmnnt Club yeeterday. In
the opening round the Yale team defeated Tenn.
sylvanla, Cornell won from Illinois and Harvard
eliminated Williams. The only surprise of the
day was the detent of the Illinois represents
tlea. who were the favorites, but Cornell nosed
them out, scoring me points to their opponenta'
four. Vale and Ilanard won without serious
opposition.
LOST AND rOTXND
COAT Lot. lady's " blue coat. Tues . Pept. B.
steamer IVnn from Hallo,; reward. Phone Bel
mont 7003, K. M. Fallon. 703 N. 04th el.
niNGM Lost, four diamond rlnss. Rpt. B:
Hautter'o, 1228 Chestnut St.: one henrt-nhsped
green atone surrounded with diamonds; one
auuare solitaire diamond ring-, set In plat
inum; one guard rlns, with 14 diamonds,
one princess ring, with two diamonds In cen
ter, surrounded by diamonds. Kinder com
municate and receive I3.10.un reward. Mrs. It.
I. Lathlan, 3302 N. 23d. Ph. TJoga 4310 J,
WATCH Lost, a gentleman's gold watch, open
face. Initials on back, going from 1208 N.
llroad at. to 020 N, 18th St.; liberal reward.
1208 N. llroad st.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
NATIONAL LKAOUE
St. Loal-. at Philadelphia cloudy.
Cincinnati at New J ork cloudy.
Pittsburgh st Brooklyn cloudy.
Chicago at Itoston ratn.
AMKItlCAN LKAflUK
Philadelphia at Cleveland cloudy.
New York at Detroit clour,
Wnahlngton at Chicago clear,
Hontoii nt M. Loula clear.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Newark at Providence rain.
Baltimore at Richmond cloudy.
lliinalo at Toronto cloudy.
Koclteatcr at Montreal rain.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
St. Louis, Si Phillies. 3.
Brooklyn. 3i Pittsburgh. 2.
INew lork. 3 Cincinnati, 1,
Chicago, 2 lloston, 0 (11 Innings).
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cle'velsnd, Ol Athletics, 1.
rhlcngo, 7i Washington, o,
St. lxnla At lloston, 1.
New ork. 4; Detroit, 2.
MONTREAL ENTRIES
FOR TOMORROW
First race, purse 50O, thrce-year-olda and
up. foaled In Canada; H miles Prince I'hllls
thorps, 11B; Austere. 100: Irish Heart, 107;
Last Hpark. 107; Krolssard. 109; Hxmer. 107;
Klddler, 1U.1: Good Knott 104; Cerf Volant, 1U0;
Cousin Agnes. 80; Sacal, ,
Hecond race, purse $500. clatmlnr. three-year-olds
and up. 0 furlongs Daah, 1071 King Tua
csn. 1(17; Laura, 110; Furry Cat, 107; M.ady
Mildred, 10.1, Slnal. 110. Jabot. 110; Frnety
Fare, 113; Lsdy Spendthrift. 108; Recluse. 110;
Quid Nunc. 110. Dr. Chsrcote. 113.
rnirn rsce. purse luuu. ciaimma, inrre-year-
olds and up, n furlongs Afternlcht, 104; Spring
mass, 110; Spohn, 110, Rosemary. 110; Eliza
beih J-ct. 107r Paymaster. 110: Medford Hoy.
11(1, Gordon. 113: Minstrel. 108; llrookcress.
liu: uiasmoDiie, uu; tiirKn, no.
Fourth race, purae $700, Autumn Handicap,
lie 7" yaras iing ieptune, ii-j
vi; t'rince iiermis,
Iflarea. 1 m
terpen i-mpio, pi,
hlbltlon. 83; Uncle Hryn. 105. ..
fiirlneia Torkvllle. 11". Knrfhaae. 110: Nelll
II , I07i Hea Reach. 110; The Uusybody, 108
103; Pro-
0
WiyAbii Infl! Prnorreaalve. 108.
Huth race, purse 1500, claiming, three-year-olda
and up, 1 1-10 mile Orperth. 107 Johnny
Harris. 108; River Klrnr. 112; Servlcenee. 115;
Miss Waters. 107; 'Water Lady. 110; Pin
Money. 112. Zodlsc. 112: Nannie McDee. 109;
Ulackford. 112; Mudsill. 110. , , , . "
Hevetnh race, purse 1300. clslmlng, hsndlcsp,
for three-yesrs-nlds and up, 1 mile 20 yards
Olhraltar, 102, Mr. Mack. 10(1: Harry Lauder,
113; rJunreme, 104; Fairly, 107; lloxer, 101;
Dartworth, 10T. , ,
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weathv rainy; track muddy.
Administrative Nine Wins
For the third consecutive year the Adminis
trative Division won the tntershop championship
of the Frankford Arsenal, 8 to 1. Prior to yea
terday's gama the Machine Shop and Admlnls
tratlve Division had lost but one game each.
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
By LOUIS H. JAFFE
yraakU CoBtfrsy was knocked out standing
m ns Salt rouaa pi pis raaicn wnn uenny
Mrd to new fork last night and Com
iimr Fred Wenck almost want the route.
n ff, v. punones. pui irom pop iwiiiea,
3. ebalrs. ate all ot which missed htm,
tha raarsa atoDoad the contest to sava
iiror from further punishment some one
a top twill at ins rsicreo ana men a
, autnl
1 aanaaetatar was made
with a water bucket.
'king," being crowned
TIm West Philadelphia Washington Sporting
Club, which staged Erlday nlsht bouts, baa been
lunlnatad from tha local Held by the revoking
at )U permit. The show scheduled forlonlght
has been oanceled. ,
Joa Asevedo'sboiit at tha Nstlonal tomorrow
ant will P nis nrsi or ins season, ana ne te
itred off with a youiweter who will make him
on ease as ions as ins poui lasu, -lommy
Aeon urovad hbnaalf tha hardeat puncher In
vicinity this summer and If he can get by
, Torn , will place oimaeir in line lor
i with tha beat. Charley Leonard stacka
alalsc a clever aaUconlet In Stanley
I lis Um eel.
mi
liMaUsBaa
la.1Bs soU W4wen ihua RebUeau an
? Jmgm TJi ,M4 tryout fwr the fiwoser
t. v. .clctit 'jor and as Simmjr dlspla:
tm (MS-to iMtMt WUUs ltew that h
snd Joe
r as a
Aved In
WUUs Mwre that 1m was
- u. mr-.litu i. A... . ju.a.Ae
no uuittr how kooA hs rallir Is. WU
tt&Sn Si
ia??
t m Rootusiar.
tba vtotoar mm :
I Now Tor la tMt stty
War in. ttral sis ruunss Mirs
sa way iba a.liislna reaL
Jua and almoot OOal blm
waah until the totsk of UM
took 'ha load and was ant.
-,. !
Amy Hint
llafetwalifbt ul Mtck-y heel-
llrsigtil are tv matara bwsera
n la riiaaei is a says
Wrl rtV WrMs f the
tlftr acSCat .tf ktSkSmm tlakt-
WW e-aaapa. aaa "SI apMT
Evening Ledger Decisions
of Ring Bouts Last Night
. BROADWAY A. C Eddie IllnrkU oot
fousht Kddle Wagoudi Dsrby Caspar de-
lesica ii iu xrarcyi iiarry ienani ana
Jimmy U'Donnell drewi joe Furley quit la
the second to I'ntar Convem llarrr Wat.
lera knocked out Ruck Cance In tlie second.
r,1- llinn IKIUV lATVMni HDD irODI
Fmnkle (onlfrey In the slith, tha referee
stopping the contest.
UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS
UNCLA1MHD Tni.EOUAMS AT THE WEST
ERN UNION TKI.i:URAI'H CO.. lliol Chest
nut st. Mrs. Oeo. Frank, Frank Adams.
Electric Co.; Mrs. Zora Owens, Mrs. Joseph
McCarthy, Henry Thomas. Francis R. Ixiwell,
Wilbur P llaker, A. 1 Delsnnn A Son, I. F.
Fried, Miss Ellen C. Wood, Dr. Ionsrd Free,
coin, Miss Julia A. IlaRley, Miss M. H. Clark
son. Miss Marie .Ilnlweck. .Collins Delswaro
l'aper Mills, Tunken Roller Rearing Co.. Fred
erick W. Ilulilen. Mrs. Jenny Daniel, Dr.
Charles II. Frailer. Fierce Archer. Jr., M.
- Kelly, Troutv,ln & Danzler, Maytag Washing
Msrh. Co., Reaey Lssky, J. K. Ford, Jlrs.
(luetsvus tleneon, fleo. W. Ixgan
UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS AT THE TOSTAL
TELEGRAPH CARLE CO., 142(1 H. Tenn so.
W. C. Msers. Esgls Ice end Coal Co., Miss
Jennie Cohen, Jim Ferris, Jss. J, Chide., II.
S. Howell.
PERSONALS
I WILL NOT be rerponelble for any debts unices
iiverii, uarry norion. d.Ji
l nuaueipnia
contracted by myaelf.
Arlington at.,
banna. Va.
Ia., and Ur-
HELP WANTED FEMALE
CHAMRERMAID and waitress, rrotestsnt. for
Ridley Park; reference required. Call 218
North American Ilulldlng, Friday, 0 to 11.
CHILDNURSE. experienced, white. Protestant;
wlllln to travel. Mrs. William White, I'aoll.
Pa. Telephone- Psoll 100,
CpNTRALTO for suburban church quartet; I2.B0
in Sunday; 2 services. F 1M. Ledger, Central.
COOK, colored man or woman, first class on
soups,, entrees, roasts, bread, rolls, pies, des
serts, Ice creams and cakesi all-yenr position:
mounts In resort hotel. F 330. ledger
Centre I.
COOK. RELIAIlLE:REFERENrB REQUIRED:
FAMILY OF 4 ADULTS. ADDRESS 1 HALA
AVE.. HA LA. PHONE OVEHIIHOOK 1031.
COOK, white, wanted for downstairs work and
cooking; suburbs; references. D 104. Ledger
Office.
COOK, chambermaid and waitress, 2 experienced
girls; 3 in family; no wash. Address, with
particulars, D 317. Ledger Office.
COOK and laundress for small fsmlly; good
home; 17 per week; must be competent. 8144
Wayne ave.
COOK and general
i an
130,
housework Family of 2;
Btate waaea and exnerlenre! lieat r,(ranri, .
quired) F 1511, Ledger Central.
look wnlto sir
work; must be s
per week. 1300 II
ond haker Tin Weahlnirf
Iuntlng Park ave.
10
CREDIT CLERK Young lady to audit sales
reports. Apply C. J. Ileppo A Son. 1117
Chestnut St.
. . , , DRESSMAKER
Vslst trimmers, finishers and Improvers and
apprentices paid; only those accustomed to
first-class work need apply; permanent posi
tion and good salary. Call rear 2012 Walnut
.street. .
GIRL wanted In .large office) must be experi
enced In General office work, preferably with
bookkeeping experience: rapid and accurate
at flsuree; state experience and salary wanted.
i- ..jo, i-tiar wince.
GIRL Youne girl, white, to assist with house.
work In small family; good home; atate age
and give nearest phone number. M B35i Led.
ger Office.
QIRL. comDetent. settled
flee; fair salary. Harris,
site station. Narberth. Pa.
competent, settled, In real estate of.
lary, Harris, real estate, opdo.
GIRL, general housework snd cooking; wages 16.
nn iivernrook iwna. Family of 4 adults.
GIRL or woman, white, far general housework:
references; koq.1 wages. 4610 York rosd. '
GIRL, Swedish, fur general housework. Call at
i,t, anruiin. ,ui- iriicrai uuuee'
22 W. School lane. Oermantown
GIRLS
14 to 13 years of sge. for various depart
ments. Apply Lmployment llureau, Lit llroth-
GIRLS Two white girls wsnted for pantry
work, preferably experienced, with good ref.
erencea; wsgesl tlf .per month, room and
board. Address by letter, giving sge, expert,
ynce and reference, Elnell Stockdsle, White
Haven, Ps.
HELP WAWTEP FEMALB
Cosllsufd from rmttllita Colsmn .
OPERATORS perTen"ceT, wsnie3" on" silk
dresss A1I Csplsn On.. Jil.Walnul st.
SALESLaT)Y wsnted" to solicit snd Interview
West Phllsdelphla territory for retsll tosl
ysrdi sslsry and commission to the right
jsrty;. M SIB, ledger Centrsl. -
SALF.SWOMEN
SEttVtCES REQUIRfSD DY RLAUNEfl'S
SUITS
COATfl
WAISTS
DRESSES
MILLINHnr
CIIILDRHN'S WBAn
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITIES . AND
GOOD SALARIES TO THOROUGHLY
COMPETENT SALESWOMEN. APPLY
SUPBRINTENDBNT'S OFFICE, 4TH
VUOOn. 833 MARKET ST.
IN
BALEBWOMEN
Lit Itrnlhers require sslcswomen for various
departments. Apply Employment Rureau.
SHOE SALESLADY. EXPERIENCED; STEADY
POStTION. LINDEMAN, 2232-31 NORTH
FRONT ST.
SHOES .Wanted, packing room help, rrowners.
sckers ana lip nxers. seventn noor, aio
peckers sn
N. 121h 1
STENtXJRAPHER Wsnled. In broker's orrice.
thoroughly competent, flrst-clsss stenogrspher;
Pro! ; slste sge, ep ref.l) 21-'. Iil. OIT
TELEPHONE OPERATORS The Rell Telephone
Compsny offers positions as operstors to In
teliigent young women between IS and 22
)esrs old: sslsry 10 a week while learning,
with rspld sdvoncement; a steady position as
sured, with plenssnt surroundings snd unususl
opportunity of promotlnn. Apply in person
to the Hell Telephone Company's operstors'
school, 40(1 Market St., dally between 30
s. m. snd B p. m. Mondsy, Tuetdsy snd Frl
dny evenings, between 7:30 and 8:30 o'clock.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS, local snd long dls.
tsnee: experienced. Apply Kestnne Telephone
Compsny 13H.2d St., Room 403.
YOUNG LADY AS STENOGRAPHER AND
TYPIST AND OENCRAL OFFICE WORK.
MJ"SN. J.l:lKlKRCJiNTIlAl,.
YOUNG WOMAN, 20 to 23 years old. bright,
neat, for genernl office work, with knowledge
of operating snltchtmsrd Apply stewsrd.
Jefferson ltnspltal.loih snd Snnsomsls,
TOl'NO WOMAN, to ssslst In nffl'e; stats ex
perience, salary to start, reference. M 052.
ledger Cenlral i . .
YOUNG WOMEN, SgeA ID to SB esral height 5
ft 4 In. to A ft. n In., bust 30 to 3S; must hsve
good iiguree, pretty and ntlrsctlve; to display
gowns in large private dressmsklnr establish-
. mnt; exp. notjercesiry. Call 2012 Walnut,
. Gcneral
TEACHERS wanted for grades high and prlvsle
schools, positions waiting. Nstlonal Teachers'
Agency. I). II. .Cook. Mgr., 327 Perry Ilulldlng.
HELP WANTED MALE
HILLING CLERK Large mercantile liou-e- de
sires services of experienced machine blller;
18-20 jears ot age; salary S12-13. D 300,
Ledser Office. .
BOY, ACTIVE. AMIIITIOUS, FOR OFFICE
WORK WITH CORPORATION: MUST RE
OVER 10 AND HAVE GOOD SCHOOLING;
GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCE.
Ml'.XT. CALL LEDGER OFFICE. ITH AND
CHESTNUT STH. ASIC FOR MR. WEST-COTT,
HOY to mske himself generslly useful around
office. M 034. Ledger Centrsl.
HOYS. STRONG. WANTED AT WUNDERLETS
CANDY FACTORY. 118-132 PEOO ST., OP
POSITB 448 N. 2D ST.
ROYS wanted. 10 years or over, to work In
wallpaper fsctory. Recker, Smith & Page,
Water st. snd Snyder ave.
UR1CKLAYER. by tho thousand: sll msterlals
furnlshed; largo buildings. I' 255, I.ed. Cent.
CARD FEEDERS" on fine" woolen yarn. Jon"
nthan Ring & Sons. Inc., Hancock and Mont
gomery ae.
CARPENTERS, first class, on Imperial Trim,
wanted at once, J, 11, Rowan, Horner House,
Moorcstown, N, J.
CHAUFFEUR for private work, city or'country:
first-class reference required. Apply 801
r Uullders' Exchange. 7lh below Market.
CHEMISTS Two laboratory ssslstants for re
search laboratory on synthetlo organic chemi
cals snd dyes. Salary 140 per month. State
experl., sge and educs. P 400 ledger Office.
CJGARMAKERS wanted on fins hand work. T.
O. Company, 1147-33 N. 4th st.
CLEANER wanted for a bank. Apply wUh ref
erences. F 343, Ledger Centrsl.
CLERK, age IS to 22. citizen, qualified In type
writing, including stenography preferred; good
stl figures; loiio per snnum. Apply In person,
Frankford Arsensl. . Ilrldcsburg.
COCOA'UT' ROLLERS" WANTED AT WtrN
DERLEE CANDY FACTORY, 118-132 TEOO
ST..OPPOS1TK 448 N. 2D ST.
COOK, tolored man or woman, first clses on
soups, entrees, roasts, bresd. rolls, pies, des
serts. Ice creams and cakes; ail-year posTtlon;
mountain resort horcr; F 300, Ledger
a. rillf ill.
on color
CYLINDER FEEDERS, first Class,
work. Annlv 210 H. nth at
DOORMAN wnnted: 15b per month, board snd
uniform. Apply In person. University Ho-
pltal. 34lh and Spruce.
DRAFTSMAN Young man wanted to learn me
chanlcal drawing and machine designing; re
cent graduate of Manual Training School
jeferred.M053,edgerCentra.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA RRITANNICA COMPANY
wants first-class salesmen (any line) for Sears
Roebuck edition: greatest selling proposition
ever offered; get In now while we can glie you
new territory and all the leads ou can work;
drawing account. . Dexter llldg., 15th and
...Walnut sts., Philadelphia.
ENGINEER wanted, night duty; steady work.
Apply 843 Oermantown ave.
FITTERS AND MECHANICS wanted; holler and
tank work. Cruse-Kemper Co., Ambler. Pa.
FLOORMEN
LIT RROTHERB REQUIRE THE
SERVICES OF SEVERAL EXPERI
ENCED FLOOR MANAGERS. APPLY
EMPLOYMENT UUHEAU.
FRAMEMAKERS. 2, good, wanted: piecework':
rood wagea. Apply C. F. Felln Co., inc..
York road and Rutler.
HOUSEMAN
and butrlpr. rnlord n,.r..l,lu
single, oer 30 yeara: best references only,
write, stating wages desired and references.
P 402, Ledger Office.
GIRLS over 18 years wanted for light worki
no experience necessary, i' week paid while
learning. Apply 318 N. 32d st.
GIRLS, experienced, and learners on calendar
work. ..Apply third floor, Wolf Co.. 12th
and Callowhlfl.
QRISWOLD WORSTED CO.
DARDT. PA.
Starting up new machinery, wants glrlsi good
wages; steady work and will pay while learning.
weights, while Sheridan will competa for welter
prestige,
Johnny Rest, the English boxer, who Is making
his home In l'hllsdslphui, Is said to be a corking
good two-handed boisr. lis meete Al Nelson at
the National tomorrow night. Nelson lias been
boxing In fine form and Al should bring out
all the Urlton'a skill,
When Johnny Moloney opposes Tommy Allen,
Money nlsht at the Olympla A. A he will be
chief advised by Adam Ryan, who Is conceded
to be among the leading handler! of boxers In
the country. Moloney hss been trslnlng for hla
secenJ pro battle under Adam's tutelage, and
the ''Professor" says Johnny was surprised to
learn many things about ring craft unknown In
amateur rasas.
George Chip nukes tils first Australian sp
Marancs this afternoon, lie will meet Lea
p'Aroy. vhomelon of the Antlpo4-s. and, sccord.
Wg to e.atl-lwrsB. from Lotxfcn, It will be
p Aror's last battle hi the ring for some time,
!i rSi4 ,h lff..n Vlh his trslmr,
Mick Kawktns. and. Mil K-uitea and Hugh
MsHsgan, btr, wH4 proceed on active rvle.
besveea big fellows have bees
da, Vanlf '., U.I. tLJ.. .iffl
via. aa,..-. a-vw JfFuaaa, will
Two anleties
ra.n.l aaa Sid
wllfi ATHoCw.
wljjiargyi'
lotunc up M HsWiw
'ih' Jam "
oloMt. Mobably on September
. aVata JIGS IJlllOB IS -'
In Brooklyn, October a. T
Ute fotberwelM
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the
HOSIERY LEAnNERS WANTED
on topping, knitting, mending
and on string machines,
We furnish flret-clsss Instructors.
and par girls, while learning,
and nave plenty of work
all the time after they have learned.
This Is a fine opportunity.
WALLACE WII.BON HOSIERY CO.
4333 Orchard st,, Frankford.
INSTRUMENT MAKERS. $3 2t to $5 per day
of H hours; tool makers. $3.52 to $0; msrhln
lets $2,711 to $3; assistant machinists. $2 to
$2.00, based on experience snd capacity, auto
matic turret lathe operators. Cleveland. Brown
& sharpe, New Hrltaln. $4.50; hand turret
lathe operators. $3.10; Stelnle machine oper
ators. $2.70. higher compensation when on
rilecework: printers' helpers. $2.24) skilled
shorers $2 to $2.24. Apply Frankford Ar.
sens,!. Hrldesburg. Preferably In person.
lNBUHANCaf1?- wsnted to Tesrri "the pTsno
business. Apply C. J, Iteppe It Sons, HIT
Chestnut st.
LABORERS for. outside work, $2.24 per day of
SJioure. Apply Frankford Arsenal.
LAHORERS. 00. wanted. Cruse-Kemper Co.."
Ambler, Pa. "
MAN AND WIFE. WHITE. TO CLEAN
WORKROOM AND PARLORS IN
LARGE DRKSSMAKINO KSTAHLISlt.
MENT; IAN MUST UNDERSTAND
HOT - WATER HEATING. ONLY
I llliniy Willi nnitujl IAI-Kltl'
ENCE NEED APPLYl OWN APART.
THOSE WITH JANITOR EXPERI-
KMI'K nnr.u srt'lilt "WW APART
MENT BtlPPLIED: PERMANENT PO
SITION TO RIGHT PERSONS. (UI.I.
HETWEKN 8 AND 10 A. M. OR B
AND I. M, 2012 WALNUT 8T,
JKTLT WANTSD-MAL8
Cenlfssnt rem rffcdls Colsmn
srrttNGMAKERS. both roll snd '''!',J'lSlJi
stesdy work, best wages; no labor tMubWJi
,.a.aa,i.iw,n r,i-iUhal Apply Tt letter.
Wnifo!ffiAlWlrAS?fflfc
INO COMPANY.
ATJTOMOBILBR
fee Sale
i ' "
Irsnsportatlon tumtshed.
giving experience
))HT IT1T
McKee's Recks, Pa.
(Plltsburgh District. )
flTEKf. WINDOW SASH JIAKEnS
In addition to experienced hsnds. we
will sccept men who hare wor,1.e,n
ornamental Iron work, hlseksmlthlng.
bollermsklng and kindred liner.
Will psjr $12 whits learning.
Csn make K0 per week when profclent.
State srs and experience.
ADDnnss '. y.." i o. iiox 3500, tiiila.
BTENOORAritER. about. 13 or 4o rears i oj
age. Christian, good, at composition, honest
end Polite: po.ses.ed of sbl'lly: "'.Wjltj'
to lesrn all branches ot banking. V 403.
ledger Offlc. . . .
STENOGRAPHER, male, capable, of handling
card system snd follow-up work. Apply L. J.
Ileppe. A Sons, 1117 Chestnut st.
TOOI.MAKERS
WANTED
P. I . A .T
rOUOHKEEPSIE. N.
T.
WINDOW CLEANERS. 10. QUAKER CITY
HOUSE AND WINDOW CLEANING COM
PV.NY. ROOM 04, 1IOURSE 1IUILDING.
WINDOW DRESSERS wsnted. for NuJoJ win
dowsi men epply In person, 12 noon, Friday,
North American. See Mr. Fletcher.
YOUNG MAN wsnted for genersl office works
opportunity to lesrn the sdvertlslng sgency
business "Arply to 210 S. 7th St., 2d floor.
YOUNO MAN wanted In optical stors; high
school graduate or student. Apply J. r
I.lmeburner j:o.. 1720 Cheslnut.
YOUNO" MAN. bright and quick, to do flltnsj:
chsnee to sdvsnce to Accountant. Apply (-.
.J. Ileppo it Sons. 1117 Chestnut st. .
YOUNO MAN as clerk and bookkeeper wanted
st once by a large corporation. M v3.
Ledger Central. .
YOUNO MAN for general office work; must
have a good education and reference; stale
age. I) 308. Ledger Office. .
YOUNG MAN. general ssslitsnt Insursnce of
fice, must be a stenogrspher; good opportunity.
D 811, Ledger Ofnce.
YOUNG MEN Several positions open for young
men. In to 20 years old. In office of large
manufacturing corporation! ststs sge. experi
ence and sslsry expected In first letter,
M 030. ledger Central.
YOUNG MEN wanted at painting In "toy factory;
stesdy emploiment and good pay. Apply the
A. Scboenhut Co., Adams snd Sepvlys.
General
ACCOUNTANT AND OENERAL MANAGER.
$S000.$4()(I0: ACCOUNTANT. C. P. A. STAFF!
HOOKKEEPERS AND STENOGRAPHERS
WANTED. Other Positions open. RUSINESS
SERVICE CO.. 1301 LAND TITLE HLDG.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
BOOKKEEPER. 4 years' experience; good pen
. msnL sccurMestngureB. F 254j. I.cd. Cent.
HOUSEKEEPER. Germsn. cspsbta of tsklng en
tire chsrge of gentlemen's houee; no objection
to children. D 312. Ledger Office;
DRESSMAKER, first clsss, will tske few more
engegements; nlgh-grsde remodeling: $3.23 per
day; city or suburbs. D 231, ledger. Office.
HOUSEWORK Olrl wsnts housework, small
family. Call B07 N. 40ih st.
GOVERNESS, visiting or res., foreign. French,
Italian, German, wishes pos.; city ref. 2813
Spruce stj
SEAMSTRESS desires enssgemenls In Oerman
town and vicinity: smocking. F 162, Led. Cent.
STENOGRAPHER. 8 yesrs' experience, compe
tent, denires permanent position; ctntrally lo
cated; $12. F 55. ledger Cenlral.
STENOGRAPHER, with some experience, do.
sires permanent position. F B. Led. Cent.
VISITING TEACHER Hy hour or week: thor
oughly cxp. In both prlmsry and advanced
work; Eng. ,Lot1n. French. F 250. Led. Cent.
WIFE AND IIUSRAND. without children, desire
positions on gentlemsn's plsce; wife excellent
cook: husbsnd housemsn, butler and general
utility: caretakers for nrit-ctsa' family; city
orsuburb. p20t. ledger Office.
WOMAN, rrotestsnt Pennsylvsntsn. wishes cook-
Ing In small private family. 002 Qlrsrd ave.
TOUNO LA"DY"v?lth exp, wishes pis. with bank.
Ing concern as ledger clerk, D 810, Led. Off.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
ACCOUNTANT wishes to sstemattze bookkeep
ing and credit department of mill or factory
doing annual business between $800,000 and
$500,000: my modern methods will give exact
history of your business and show where sav
tngs can he effected; I am a young college
trained man snd wish a permsnent and tm
Protlng position: nomlnsl salary to start.
' 110, Ledger Central.
ADVERTISING MANAGER
wide experience with manufscturlrg. printing
snd publishing concerns; capable of taking full
ensrge or auverueing ana sales promotion
csmpatgns: can produce evidence; age 84: mar
ried.
848. Ledger Central.
DASSO. an acknowledged artist, opt-n for church
choir position. M 004,Ledger Office.
HOOKKEEPER. WELL EDUCATED AND
THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED: HIGHLY
RECOMMENDED HY CERTIFIED PtlllLIC
ACCOUNTANT: 7 YEARS' RUSINESS EX-
PERIENCE. F51L LEDGERCENTRAL.
DOOKKEEPER and cashier. lnsuranceTrage 2t7
experienced In all lines, brsnch and horns of-
Pcesccounts. D 228 Ledger Office.
BOOKKEEPER wanta evening" work; books
opened, audited, closed, cost system Installed.
P 401. Ledger Office. ,.
BOOKKEEPER, thoroughly exp., full charge" 6
yesrs. desires position. D ,308, Ledger Office.
BOOKKEEPER." 20. married. 10 years' experl.
ence; good offico jmanager. F 38. Ledger Cent.
BKKPR". or assist., C. II. 8. srad.. quick and
accur. at ngurrs, wishes pos. 1" 408, ed. Off,
CHAUFFEUR." 12 years' experience, wants posi
tion: careful, sober; reference: does own re
psIring.N, Arit, 2503 N. 28th st. Phone.
CHAUFFEUR Reliable man?" white, "married,"
age 85, cool-headed; 0 years' experience;
Pierre. !-ocomoblle pref. M 803, Ledger Office.
CHAUFFEUR, colored, sober, married", private
ortruck: canx'Psir. 810 N. Capital.
COLLEGE MAN. 28. 7 "years' office snd selling
.experience, wants to mske permsnent connec
lion with reputsble firm. In office or covering
territory adjacent to Phlla. D 818, Led. Off.
DISTRICT RALES MANAGER
At present and for 10 years selling nationally
known product to the paint and allied Indus
tries in PhUa. dtst., desires to change poe. ; ac
customed to large business; highest refs. as to
character and ability. F 248, Ledger Central.
i y familiar with cloth
lima vi ui-re ana water-
HOUSEWORK Settled woman, white or col.
orea. oaneiai iwu-Bwum i,u plait. cooKlng! no
washing, good 'iJtns, suburbs good rsfer
ences required. F 257. Ledger Office.
pisin
HOUSEWORK, xenerat.
tie middle-aged woman, good borne.
Letlser Office,
eooki lionora-
f s".
HOUSltWpRK'glrli good wagea. Phone Wood:
land 215 or call 847 8, 67lh st,
LONQ-P1STANCE TKLEPHONB OPERATORS'
By the American Telephone and Telegraph
Company, young women ;luo4 educatloa. be-
"'". .'HE. ..".."? "' 'rr $8
m ", iei'u I'rpiBotion roe
up week Whlis U
(boss who Qualify,
iV H a m, to 9 p. m. and 7
yoin 784, .Bourn Bulldkigs
lngl rapid nronanfti.n e...
Apply Monday, iUpteniber
':'." -v o :mi d. m..
f. colored, (wanted for dustlut, furnl?
MAID.
xstEss zirt&rtfxtt'
'jBaWRters1
tcmm, jas. '
MAN wanted, thorough!
nrlntlnr snd the hsndl
proof compoundsi slve psrllculsrs In full.
Address lock Hoi No 021. Toledo. O. '
MEAT CUri'KR AVPLY 03f EAST aJRARD
AVKNUE. .
MEN WANTED Bollermskers, locomotlve'ms
chlnlsts. car repairmen, laborers, locomotive
cleaners. Penns.r R. R Call 1711 Fllberj. at
MEN. 10, wanted to learn the aausage and
Pork packing business, 22c per hour. Apply
fill r am rt-a ahlaiUH A la-l "
ij iiwiiivwh
HEAD DOOKKEEPER. capable taking full
eharge.deslrea chsnge. D 280, Jdger Office.
MAN snd wife, English, experienced cook and
butler, want positions together; reference.
M 238. 8. Cecil St.
MAN. 84, experienced rsshlsr, bkpr.. pay clerk,
desires responsible position. F848,Led, Cent.
PORTER Rellsble colored man wishes position,
store or office, n. Drown, 2022 Carpenter.
SALESMAN "acquainted with" grocery trade In
Phlla. and aurround'g cities sell's; line of cskes
snd crackers wants good line. K 242. Led. Cen.
SALESMAN Young married man. 23 years old.
desires position; D yesrs' sxperlence, D 804,
Ledger Office.
OFFICE llOY. bright. 1(1 or 17 years of sgsT
wsnted by large mercantile housej excellent
rtiaurw u , ",,"iicn,( ..!.. fv.
Ledger. Office. (
D 807.
OFFICE Wll waniea in a manufacturing es.
tabllshment In Kensington; reply In own hand
writing giving full particulars, Address T
1I.10. Box 8148.'
OFFICE -B"w?'sd. over 10. state vw.iZ
pecieq. a -w .., av.nv--,.
PIANO SALESMEN with experience In piano
or Insursnce business preferred. Apply C. J.
Ileppe Sons. 1117 Chestnut st. r
PlftCBRS -wanted on nne woolen , yarn.- jon.
ainan nii-a tim,, naucocii aoa Mont
gomery ave;
lKJKETBOOKS Yean .men with some exo
Voil h Co., 3d floor. 12th and Callowhlll" P'
TTrwTJ7e lii U1M .net -Z!Tt """ . 1 "
wfcnUd by PliftiWphU tompanytaMmbUni
inotorirurkii mwt be ablt to hndl mn
Los. CylMiirCiiiltil. T"'-" "
nun esferlen4 la ttui i 1
r or printing office) muotha a
ft. lu. .KT week. Amerloaii
Union, lnil Cheotnut .1""
mm 1 PPMR- Young
ilweta In bindery
reieneHli -'
BTENOailAPIIER Experienced, educated young
man. with Initiative, tact and ability, desires
position, with manufacturing concern. F 144,
Ledger Centrsl.
YOUNO MAN, 18. desires traveling salesman
position or other outdoor work; can furnish
rood referen s aa to character and ability;
familiar with .eastern Virginia and North
Carolina: will take position most anywhere In
United States. 8. W. Peske, Cleveland, Va.
YOUNO MAN desires position In real estats
office or title company; four years' experience,
graduate Temple University! able to furnish
bond and first-class references. E 740; Ledger
Central. J
YOUNO MAN, 27 years, wishes good-paying pe.
"'" .- ". .u iiinnaacr or salesman)
best reference. D 318. Ledger Office.
clkHSBalb
IMA OVERLAND, B-p..nger touting; used
WlNToSrWyllnder. T-pssner touring.
fflSSbmuk. iiv"mM ,oarln''
JfVJfflHhft'WV Xe'.rveryfp'ansl body.
sTo'N.r.n'iTiS.r.t.
L. II. 0'NEAU used Csr DepL
rhoncs.. .. IMI
Sprues 1803. ney.ion..
Pell,
GRAND OPENINO
THE RUlbLritATIRB;C0irANY
SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER
Large stock f'sjrsnteed Hed Inner tubes
at n speclsl price for this week only.
808 Red Tubes.....
80x8vi Red Tubes
82x84 Red Tubes
81x4 Red Tubes
82x4 Red Tubes
83t4 Red Tubes
84x4 Red Tubes
'87x5 Red Tube
....11.40
.... 1.80
.... 1.83
... 2.1"
:::: i:SS
:::: III
Also msnr excsptlonsl bsrgalns In nll-slxs
"r"' All msll orders rrornptl '
Ooods shipped C. O. D. anywhers.
USED CARS
FIAT 0-cyllnder. B-pstsenger 'tourlngl
and repainted dark blue with eresm wheelsi
guaranteed by our company.
rACKARD. 1912, -cylln4er, 7-passenier. 48
II. P.
CHEVROLET. 1014, 8-cyllnder tourlnr; good
condition; 300 i
FIAT MOTOR CO. OF PENNSYLVANIA
1827 Chestnut st.
PULLMAN
SLIGHTLY USED 1916 MODELS
SEVERAL DEMONSTRATORS. USED LESS
THAN THREE MONTHS. SAME OUAItAN
TEE AS NEW CARS. POSITIVELY JtlaHT
IN EVERY RESPECT TRICES ARE SUR
TRISINOLY LOW.
STANDARD MOTOR CAR CO.
082 NORTH BROAD STREET
POP. 1B38. RACE 2978.
miAUm
We have a few cheap csrs of which the chsssls
would be very sultsble for truck or delivery
work of any kind: don't lan to tome in ana
look them over If you want something at
Jor aenvery.puri
IAXOMOD1LB
bargain price for delivery purposes.
It.
-ill -.r.klra.t at lvWlttt 45(1. St
A. JENK8. Mgr. Exchsnge Csr Dept.
nwr.tvniv WAnoN
Thoroughly overhauled and guaranteed: very
attractive price! equipped with full panel bodyi
othera built to order.
, 1X)COMORILB
2814 Market st. Locust 450.
HAJENKS,Ig.EfchangeCarpept;
IBIS 4-CYL1NDER 8-psss. OAKLAND, starter
and lights! enr In fine mechanical condition:
price $850. .
LOCOMODILB
2314 Market st. Locust 450.
If. A.JENKS. Mgr. ExchangeCarDept.
HUDSON PARTS SCHOBER
8330-45 MARKET ST.
FOR BALE 3-ton Packard trucks, dump bodies:
flrst-clsss conditio: can be seen working; price
reasonable. F 340. Ledger Central.
OAKLAND PARTS Schober
8330-45 MARKET ST.
SEND FOR FREE BULLETIN
OF USED CARS
OORSON AUTO EXCHANGE. 238 N. DROAP.
ABBOTT - DETROIT. 1014 touring car. fully
equipped and In good condition. Bargain.
UlOELOW-WILLEY MOTOR CO.. 804 N.Broad.
8. 8. ROGERS. Mgr. Exch. Car Dept.
CADILLAC. 1812. touring car: 5 pass.; elegant
running order: fully equipped: a bargatn.
IllOEI.aWaWII.LKY MOTOR CO.. 304 N.Broad.
8. 8. ROQERS. Mgr. .Exch. Car Dept.
overhauled and
rice $850. AUTO
n. uroaa at.
CADILI.AC 1914 touring csr,
repainiea: run equipment; pi
BALES CORPORATION, 141
CHALMERS 1013 touring car. 5 passenger; ex
cellent shspe: will mske aacrlflce price.
DIGEI.OW.WILLEY MOTOR CO .304 N.Broad.
S. 8. ROGERS. Mgr. Exch. Csr Dept.
CHEVROLET roadster. 1913. perfect condition,
for ssle. D 28. ledger Office.
IIUDSONS Phaetons
equipped with lectrlc
roadsters and cabriolets.
leetric Hants
Oomerr-Sehwortx 253 N.
Hants and
llrosa St..
starters.
mils.
IIUPMORILE. 1013. 82 Roadsterr fine condition:
repainted; looks like new, u 836, Ledger
Centrsl.
IMPERIAL 1914 touring csr, fully equipped' fine
running order; at a big bargain.
DIOKLOW-WILLEY MOTOR CO .804 N.Broad.
8. 8. ROQERS. Mgr. Exch. Car Dept.
LIMOUSINES
Suitable for funerst work or hscklng of any
kind, auburbsn or station work: ranging in
price from $300 up; laocomoblle and other
makee.
LOCOMODILB
2314 Market st. Locust 450.
II. A. JENKB. SIsr. Exchange Car Deptr
LOCOMOBILE. 1816
88 Limousine. This csr is like new. Owner
hss gone South and we have it for ssle.
Don't 'fsll to see this csr If you wsnt a late
model high-grade Limousine for Immediate de
livery, I.OCOMODILE
2814 Market st. Locust 430.
II. A. JENKS, Mgr. Exchange Car Dept.
LOOOMOHILE
Type I chain-drive chnssls, suitable for firs
or delivery equipment! In guaranteed mechan
ical condition; price 1600.
S I.OCOMOUILE
2314 Market st. Locust 430.
II. A. JENKS. Msnsger Exchange Car Dept.
- LOCOMOHILE. 1816
7-passenger Touring, slightly used: now being
repainted! tlrra new: car still bearo new csr
guarantee. Original price $3100. now $3700.
lOCOMOUILK
2314 Market st. Locust 4 CO.
It. A. JENK8. Mgr. Exchsnge Car Dept.
MITCHELL 1918 louring car: very speedy; good
condition: fully equipped : big bargain.
HIGELOW-WILLEY MOTOR CO.. 804 N.
.llroad.S, 8.Hogers, Mgr.Exch, CrDept.
MOLINE 1913. S-psssenger touring; overslte
tires, repainted, new storage battery; In fine
condition: coet $2230; will sell for $330.
HIOELOW-WILLEY MOTOR CO 301 N.
Urod. B.S. Rogers, Mgr.Exch. Car Dept.
OVERLAND. 1013. Model A0, 5-psssenger torn-:
!n,! a S? ,ratir"'.JK!lt covers; In flue condl.
tlonr will sell for $300.
HIOr.LOW.WILLEY MOTOR CO.. 804 N.Broad
8. 8. ROOERBj Mgr. F.xch. Car Dept"
PULLMAN touring car. 6 cylinder. 46 II. pT.
1814! etectrlo starter and lights: electric itir
shift: power tire pump! wire wheels) tires
II,., I1BB
driven about 2500 ml
miles: newly painted and
gone ,11,300
miles: newly painted and rone over; (n per
feet shspei 1860 csslu 11 N, 21st st.
SIMPLEX a;, touring, electric starter and
,..,,., intuit, w.iitui-u. r ini, ieq. cent
AUTO SWMLIjM
IF TOO WANT to sell your rdd csrtT.
313-17 N. 12th st. Park ,'t.
TfMirfcM.nr!Antv-ie .
flew Departure Service Sta. The Hi,
814 Arch st. Th. Walnut 3IJ7
. k. ... -'ARTS
' , to hulld or repair tnv .
Phils. Aiitn Parts Co., 828 nIShv
rar!
AUTO JPIREs
. PULLMAN TIRES
njssrin-i oii fniifs- IJfmrA M
PRIMS. 236 N. Dresd " ll
1 1 11 tfi B
, i V.V Tiw. V
Slightly used, all
M-823 North 18th, Park 14?8,-1
BUSINESS OFZ'ORVUNtn'
IF YOU WANT CAPITAL"!
ll.r""yiJ.lar &","?I''2:. 'Main a i
laws Vf any St.te'Jt "WnS ,
rats Manual mailed free nn tiZSl?!-
U. S. INCORPORATING (n
FINANCE DUILDING. Pltlr i t-Vy- ,
-; .-, ' ' -;--,""1",-'-',M i
n a rpTjxTrria? ftnn ? . . '
W. will help yourd.e.oparT?n,!ll
Jin., until VSo?"" ""l 0Mn "nd.,
FOSTER & WEBSTER swtb
iuji unestnui st. Dell pbene Waij ...
.an,a it,
i.Aivr. ui-i-uiwuniii -ror a younv ...
understsnds the wholessl? iSJd'tSJ"
bus ness to seeura an f.f.t .i0Fflnl
necesssrvi our secretary and Iressurer 3
t'n. selero illness, hsd to reslitn I'J"!
POS tlon la Atwnl etanH -tWl,-.. 'M"' SM t
applicant must bo a llvo wtrV, 15 iTJfxJSfl
32500 TO 83000 to Invest, wllh ssrvle.. J?8
V"J. .!" tu!'nH.-.n fn aSro'rSVlnV'afej
....,.. u, ityriiam-i, now In ooeratlaA
comhlnlng smsll manufactories. th' i
iHIHu.'BrB cS?8r Sl'rbt&t""' '
)Artihi-A wny xrnn I2,tft0 tn Join
uu
kt Ansa .
hut .lon't r5
.1- s .
Vrv- valti.ki- Al ln I
prir. If vnil Mr nrtntrn t -i"yf." W1
wnnt Ursn returns. vrrlte m.
unless you mean business, p I40
Central, "V
orrOHTUNITT to cure Interest In s.4
; m.bivr th. vr.; .."'7-ic:i.ar.'nion!. .
"" 7'"- -- bibmiq Krucie on ins t
FOR SALE Estsbllshed wsgon. truck- as . "
tomohlle hod hiilMlrT.. K...i'..II'li ..!
&"kla".' r.vL Cl'l"lW
...,.a. . ........T., wnmngja. 10a B. j2tll (
TA
AR.TNER wanted with 320.000 In lextlla
chine business. D 2B1. Ledger Office
BUSINESSPERSONArs
HAVE YOU A WILL?
Most Imnprlant business In life Is to h,J
a will legally prepared, protecting thosi i h!9
you wsnt to get your estate. Regarjltittl
amount of vnur rjrooertv.
will for 12.30: expert service.
lor appoiniment.
we win draw rwrjl
i-nons or wr
. U. B. INCORPORATING CO
FINANCE nUILDINp. ritlLADEIHlA
DTAMOMna rtntTniiT
Bsnlc references. .Appraisement, 1 per eeatJ
Til tit a...-' z:
IIARRY W. SM1T
t Sanson St.
KVENINO CLOTHES TC "Attn
ij"ii "ip. iiioiie i-opiar .'S3, UDen steal
l-rmMKH'S. tilth anri ni.. ..! XrT...,T'1'l
.- ..... ..an. ,.,J. .
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR removed by el-ctrelnhil
K nnlv nasManant M-au l I- ' '. -
si-vnr -" iiiniiciu "n... fj rurtlWI mYTe&ttSm
ITI4T inr lTltH Thasl.o UU- -"-!
MISS SMfl
402 Keith Theater JJldc. 1
DRESSMAKINU AND MILLINERTl
TIfE McDOWELIi DIlBSilAKINO BCUOOlJ
Individual Instruction, short courses. tul
M DpNCKLA DI.DQ.,' 11th ft Market sU.
FOit SALE
$38 LARGE TALlilNG MACHINE
Koison witn csoinei ror noioing oo recersi
finished In a beautiful quartered oakf tv
new SS4: can he nald at the rati, of TX
weekly: an excellent bargain, In good co
tlon: (anal to new: write for romnUte 11a,
bargains and special 30 days' free trial tOu.i
HEPPE'S UPTOWN STORES
Cor. 0th and Thompson ats.
U1LLIARD, rOOL.e combination, second ham
uvumii auiu, iciiiru. CAuitiinau , repaifM
supplies. j.ais ivearer. American manuf
turer. 329 (J Irani ave. Phone Kent. ill.
BILLIARD, pool table
Ing alleys; et
mreet uo..
ui iKUK-a. iiev, ctf.nii-i'-.nq oqw
- imrm-mi. itosiiiioauar
:2J 8. Mh st. Phons Vilv-JH
UILLIARD AND POCKET TAHT.ES
howling alleis: essy payments. HRUNSWIff
OALKE-COLLENDER CO.. 1002 AlCh. "o
CASH REGISTERS bought, exchanged, rfsiltet
repistea; supplies; new sno isciory r-ei
nr tntal anrlara aa Inw um ISO Call
see our new models. Reglsers sold by us i
cssy pa-ments and runy gunrr.t-ei. .J
THE NATIONAL CASH RKOI3TER CfXT
730 CHESTNUT STREET
BTtluf.?'.,hVi0Io3'Jour'nl Poetically nsa-L
run less thsn (too miles.
... b. liuwi.un CO.. 24 N. Broad st.
Wanted.
AUTOS WANTEDFOR PARTS. Philadelphia
Auto Parts Co.. 2 N. Hth. tsrk 14 lg.
AUTO LIVEBY AND 0AHAQE3
YOUNO IAN as assistant to secretary, slso
knowledge coal accounting and general office
woie, j ,w, L-uiir uince.
edrer I
es posl
YOUNG MAN d'eslre portion In manufacturing
or purcliaalng department of large cornora.
tlon; p 2Z2j. Leljrer Office, '
TOUNO MAN. good penman, experienced In ship.
pln M!. ,.,p".r,in Si'slnsssi referenoesi typist
anoT billing clerk. K 24o. jLedsar Central.
'"", "VI"' ' jvonrton. Bcnool atudant. S
years' of Acs experience, wishes pos II loo with
opportunity, D 2S2,i,edrer otaos.
YOUNO MAN. 31. high school
lhAAl .-.J)...... tt. J '
MiUInn f txXZitZX" ""ifVrtwn-lT'V."1"
YOUNO MAl4 20. good sdueaUoVdOTVrpos.;
tlon In offlce: experienced. PTtS. Led, tjjnt.
HAVE YOU 'POSITION, ' rsaoenaW ' " aaiorr
phsne of advancement, for genllenSan. gooJ
w. . v..v;...aw aanMUalWia. 11
hualneaa caoaeltv anit .UH..I..1 .
, .Ihv a.nl .- aM- -- If." .'
,. minLixs iiMiiic creoit cia
sell
slui
erats. of
ty, Inves-
aajust
Ing, purchsslns, auditing departroiiit.' local or
traveling, or other occupation! V llg.LeXcent
OENMHAL bookkeei
periencea,
reference.
bookkeeper and banking nan.ex-
irirasffir
KMPIiOYMKNT ASKHCIB8
MltS. M. KA.NB. Sll 8. miTlt3wlilaa mIT
tlon. nrsKlass Protaatant aitdOatCfi
INDEPENDENT TAXICAB CO.
rfAIWffi VoB',RH
Diamond B40g. Never closed. Park 7.
ItMR.T'VS-CAn co.
HTer closed.
Formvrly Jttnv . -$
JtBMJr3jiv,W
fllPF!!!. flrenronf. elnnlnfif out 00 sllrlltlr I
nil eieea nnd makee; hlr bSriralna. 219
roitrth st. (between Race snd Vlnel. . .J-J
triTnitrrs 11-rir j, ntiTTnv-.Vfion
Has the largest and 'best assortment ets
used offlce fur.Uturo and fixtures lap
this part of the country. Anrthlnsi
to 'equip an offlce. st rrlrea test sill,
pleaso you. Free deiuery snywnert.
Dllll"-ll, lrcla, fl.uv r.AVH tl
ninB-l inn rfnuhlai. anv nle
CHAIR EXCHANGE. Cor.. 0th and Vlne.4J
HEATING
ranges, boilers: bsrgalns In n-wj
-i-.i. -i .i b.il,,- ,-t., upv a
reDUlll all lr.BKCB. Wnl.lrt.lirilaJi.1
HEATERS,
rebuilt
1827 Filbert St.
INSTRUCTION
Sluslrsl
SINGERS wanted for prominent EplM
church choir: instruction In best cn'ircn nr
In return for two services pr Sumlar P .
ledger Offlce.
MACHINERY AND T00L3
-vnTT WAV HrMfi thai a,nirlanM nf tnanV
by considering the machines in which,' fH
a VTi.viiTfvnnv T.11-TAI. for llnln.T IIMW
hearings hss long been used. IRON s,v) 11
rOU.NUUia, 143 JNOrtn necona.
JAMES YOC01I k (Kit
POWER-PLANT EQUIPMENT.
Dynsmos. motors. Doners, strum mi,
127. N dtrj
glnes. pumps, air compressors.
FBANK.TUtUl
!Y. Inc.,
motors and machinery bontfctTi
ireo. aiam .
221 N
rarr una
and rented: armatures repaired.
Market ouutv, xearaiey vo,
s-ivn itrtair nnnrnn.nf enrivkets clisU
vator buckets and transmission msiTlslJ
on CHARLES UO.ND COMPANY, iio ArJ
DENCH milling machines, plain mllllsg
cnines. lu-in iienar iooi rooni euni-x,-.
NUTTAtL. 1740 norm j
NEW CONCRETE MIXER 7V4. ft. "Boss" I
oune driven on trucics. witn losaer -
, 8JBJfjreiTr8JJON8, J37 N. Sdsfc-I
avTT. arms MprrAT.n
TO nENRY K. FORT CO.. 2221 N. Aowj
PIPE ft FITTINGS, all aires. PHILA. JDJ
t'li'is suri'bi, jubo n. Jin. mn i
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
PIANOS...
SEPTKUBKR 8ALB
HEPPJS'B UPTOWN 8T0RM
The summer rental pianos srs rspl
Ing back. Many of tho finest Iteppe. m
Jules ana HchomacKer pianos, as o(j
will be sold st reductions of 130 to IIH
I he new prices. Guaranteed for l
'armenta of 15 monthly and upwsrd.
iiwiai, 'Ml iin.l.li, nlinA, hv aueh VMM
nvvu. my at'..a,..b. ... ,..
iiamnii. -...
BUY MOISTER Portable Oarasea Steel 72
stucco. On display ggg'f w, athf'Ttog. fHsn!
AUTO HEPAIRINO
lir,fl?VMS.f.ff. '. TfiSir. Vgs&y
for iupervraIoniv..u .RSWr?ii i ?""fo bill
SStiAT33S
auu.nut lor
inOQIM Bl
.1 nrHB
LAnTIEit" Carburet
S.'l
POUBTB
B!BS a-s...
HRfK" VTo -!"'
a17-''T 1 -L-.I.VBIE1I1I ar
CYLlNrjBRS R
lurnisnt
weed ft
ppMBTBR TROUBLM tT
eo.. n8trK.Ktfa. AS:. ,l
vIaka
Under
uiklar HoWool
TfiJWMA'ti' wanted to solicit aBdlnttrrtSvrwT
ftlla. urrltory for retah coal vardi aui.
EaUMMAW. by woll-eUbUebod tirs oasapany:
swsamssss
AUTO, .PAINTING
WANTKD
lrJl
OhmasssBS
I Tor cock and okftn
as. as. aana. an . latk mi
rljLJiTLJHlii. ,L. .
t'iSB
"-"' -' -i--tr--aj
PMfs. wstiMaods, nrrmrswii.
AUTO PAINTING
Top and Slip Covora
OOMHBRCIAU OR PI.BASURH CARS
JYT.'Sn lit JiViAiaa2otr"1i
nrJSSJ!f' 1 1S bast
.. ir prteeo aea a tkl JT T,
m stker akop in
GS2i F' TAKVI8, JR.
ritAM
eraFi a Hissr
Chlckerlnv.
ninsnam-uirara.
K
ird. Haines, lllsslus.. tS4j
art payment on slanola-planos. vlctroias,jsj
i, yictrolss,!
ve been marked dawn to 179, f,. Si
du, eic. io monin. .
esverai piaycr-pisnos. oiisiiw? "
duced 1200 and I SOU below reyuli
Terms of H monthly and unward. tl
rive piano-players at IM. IM. J
en ii. e M, ..i will or any MSI
00 new pianos. Rim, Msrcellus,
Bctioraacker, Franceses, at one usilr.j
Sonpiete line of vktrolss, records,
off or write for oompUte list. I
satalozuea and speoisl pans ot psyn
conM'SfX XJ.B'WoBPSaP-
Bstaonsnsa loou.
MAIKWANY VIOTB0LA OUTW
-.rh'iMfiVtid0'--
i-iipwas ana large iiiori"T
Urrlsbt pUfa aeoepted as .part ft
vletrolss. No oharge Jot estimate.
HB?PE'a UlTOWN 6TOHM
Comer tn nnd Tbompn' sts.
vm-smz&i&
wiin wiuk jor on W'P.
od .mmloITCm' at n. rroiii.t! JP"'('
in or
t nn
ucitd pi-r,
ymm
ocspted. Call
sins jairae
. ufrtre lor
lllustrattd '!
or, itS and Yhumpsuii sta
''-tfa
MM, VlCTOtl 1iKr'OHD3 NOW OHj
US rifKiTNTiT Bf
CMUKKBiMo' Uiail l-UStflf
owawp vujowrr. Ml