BVBJONG LBDGBB-PH1LADEI.5HIA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER SO, ltl
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OME-BACK FORM IS SHOWN BY MRS. VANDERBECK
MRS. VANDERBECK, CHAMPION,
cua.10 iin uj-ijj-time FORM
GOLF STAR TRIUMPHS AGAIN
Nearly Wins Medal Aft
er Long Rest Five
Locals Already En
tered in National
By SANDY McNIDLICK
um Clarence II. Vanderbeck. woman
golf champion of -America, played In her
rtt match thin morning. In a scheduled
r tourney, lnco the end of last season. She
Mw renewed her play about a month ago.
not having: h4 B0,f c,ub ,n h,r hand
for tin months, and was not thought to
U very steady after her long lay-off
"All" n dld w" t0 noot nn 19 over
,, Huntingdon Valley course yesterday
In the t,ttallfylnic round. She .had two fours
, the last two holes for an 8B, which,
ever the present course, would have been
! easily women's competition record,
. Her feat was remarkable oer the dlf-
ncult course and her friends feet that a
more such encouraging rounds may
iause her to weaken "Just a little bit" on
Mr decision not to defend her champion-
LiilP crown In the national.
Mrs. Vanderbcck was beaten out by one
' itrolta for the medat In the play for the
1 Berthellyn Cup and It was only the last
1.0 holes that did It. She wrs out In 44,
ilCeption-lly fast. On the sixteenth hole,
. .mi wasted a stroke to play sate. On the
ft ,ome hole she put her tee shot in the
f land, was oui aiiuri, men in ins uuen,
it tnd five In all to the green. She had a
f ana mv cum a eiu,iici,T fiuaiicu biiiuis
it was nulllne for the popular champion
t to turn In low score.
The Other Marvel
Great Interest In the tournament sur
rounds the play of Miss Ateza Stirling, who
' ! the third one of the youthful marvels
'hnn the Atlanta "kindergarten," which
kai shown golfdom Bobby Jones and Perry
Adlir. Miss sumng- aumiis sne ra nine-
Sbe Plays in Deauuiui lorm, mo oi ner
..it havlnr the finish of a professional.
Her shots remind fans strongly of the
"srand played by Bobby Jones, who went
to the tniru rouna oi me jiauonm.
Miss Stirling carried Mrs.'Vnnderbeck to
" thtenty-second hole In the national seml
' ...i. last vear and la touted for a fine
f'elince at the tltlo this year.
As It now stands, live r nuaueipnians
hive decided to play in the national. Miss
Mildred Caerly, tho local champion and
nost brilliant player in this oectlon this
..,. heatta the list. She. has tried tn
'' qualify three different times, but has never
tired the game sne is piaying vnis year.
jln. Caleb Fox, a former finalist; Mrs.
fl. Henry Stetson, Miss Ethel Campbell
Saand Miss Eleanor Chandler are the others
from this city who win go to uoston defi
nitely. There will undoubtedly be others,
and Philadelphia has a flno chance of win-
Hint the title again. Mrs. Vanderbcck
thought some time ago sne woum see now
ah. weathered the Berthellyn before tjhe
...!. im he mlnrt whethnr fn rlefonrl r.i
iw i "- -- - -
S pot her national title.
Miss Dorothy Doyle, the thlrteen-yai--
'eld entrant In the tourney, who plaed
soma sensational golf In the North Hills
championship lately, entered the mati'h
Slay today by reason of her excellent hcov
if yesterday.
Tomorrow's Tournaments
and Today's Tec Talk
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tomorrow,
Association at Philadelphia
i-? n,r menial effort a Salter
?,VV """" tnt hi. awlrX'i,
h1.Ltr? ".' ' Wa body r
harmony and .
sbanlil en.
th. taanalit
hfMlv me.! k- la
irmonr and smeelh.
II Inr Mart f ak- -.. ..
at anM iZ,hZ.ZrJ,Jr"?lV!JVn win
to .i I.,.. Tk j "yinina i t.lni
ii. i "" " annniDntiir, jf nt bend
njT.ikn7..Jlri ,llM,.w . wtlrd dlreitl;. Thi
't wren? '" ' " "'" ,h
.!' r.Jl!..nf " "llMl Wm..lf ana am
J" ",'Mn,,, Je otreelerl the imI k.
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ha.;:riaaiK,n:?7 w"'."" .
tain. i i- 1 :i. " r,rw" """era an.w in.
rlehllnx th. hall" ha. Un h rnln of
!u ' V "" jllManea haa a .nort and
.klou.lnnr. al In. little HI. """
Her golden curls bobbed around In her
eye now and then and her bare knees above
her "Buster Brown" socks shhered a little
In tha autumn breecas, but she showed a
nice freedom of awing and has the makings
of an excellent golfer.
A surprise of tha tourney was the failure
of Miss May Bell. Cricket Club, to make
the first flight. She was In trouble right
off the bat. She was In the gulch of the
first hole and was obliged to lift her ball
from a hole for the los of two strokes.
She had several companions In the second
flight today who should have made the
(lrst.
Miss Marie Starr played In her first big
tournament, and. though she has been the
star performer at Cape May all summer,
she could not do better than the second
flight She had some shots In the midst of
her total that opened the eyes of watchers.
She Is very long off the tee and haa splendid
form
Mrs. C W Beck, Jr. who was the win
ner of the cup In the driving contest after
Mrs. Fox defaulted, walloped out some shots
that did hergreat credit. She has only
been plalng golf for a couple of seasons.
All three shots were right down the mid
dle and were beautiful examples of "swal
lowlike" tee phots.
rutting Badly
Mrs. a Henry Stetson, one. of tho best
women golfers of the city, fell down badly
In what Is generally her strongest card, the
roller to the cup. She took four putts on
the first hole after being right on the green
In two. On the thirteenth, fourteenth, flf
teenth and sixteenth she missed putts of
about twelve inches apiece.
Miss Caverly, with whom she played,
tried to show her how by sinking an edge-of-the
green effect on the ninth, but it was
of no avail
The championship of Whltcmarih among
tho men folks was run off In a unique way
this year. It made sure of getting the best
maa
I.. P Demlng won, and admits that tho
system is all O. K.
There was a thlrty-slx-hole qualifying
round and the Ave best scores played a
round robin affair at match play for the
title.
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
i
By LOUIS II. JAFFE
fr&nlcle. White and Terry McGovern.- a brace
f Italian favor it a l)tt(-r. will meet In the
tmlnind-up to tho Ounboat Smith Jim Coffey
Mt'tq at tho National Haturday night. Hoth
jBtche are return boutn. White and McQotern
up a rreat battle at the iiyan recently, wmte
th and Coffey fousht In New York lat year.
.'hits haa be-n conditioning himself at Doucht-
tti Farm. rnn grove, n. J
iToiinr Jarlc Watdron. of Trenton, a lad who
ilia hcn boxlntr In irreat form at nrlitol. la..
aad riatmi the 1 lent we lent title of New Jersey.
Mvlft tmt Jimmy Afartln. of Hadilonftftld. In on
FBe the bouts at the National Saturday night,
tH... .-.lima fnllntac K rnnlrla IV Wa.ll . t-VlHIa
EauJi. and Charley Walter, v.. Frank). Howell,
i lohiinv Kiltum.'. onnonentfl for today at the
i Tr.ad-ro will ba Al Nelson In th. afternoon and
'tannjr Moloney tonlsht. Tho feathernelsht
j. tiimplon ha. been alvlnc some fine exhibitions
t a bU footllxht .parrlna acta.
- Aftfp .hnrt l.vnff haraiii. nf .l bad hand.
'tw T.ndler ha. atarted llaht tralnlnr. althouah
f Injured member la not entirely knitted. I,.w
i upecta to be In perfect .hap. In about three
' U for bout, with the top-notch lerlttmate
122-pounders.
Ltttl. Tilllv lrin.a hrak. Into wlndun enmpany
aut Tue.day nlaht at th. Model Club. It. Will
BHt Tounx Dlxglm.
Johftntf VIIKan. n.. pnnH tiirforn1f.nt vhfn hfl
: tecUtd not to o throuah with a speech at
:. Dlrmpla tha oth.r nlahl. FUht audience.
wiiHto at. botlni and not bear about It.
Tei. Fred VTelah la ready to defend hi. llsht-
w.iidi cut. arain.i jonnny jnoane .1 iaa
panada, vrel.h In iitl a. in. on the dy of the
tauten. How about the alined, aeulvd and certl-
I atatement .ent out from Freddy, camp at
nr.do 8Drlncrn that h. artuallv wrlehed ll'Osi
fituiid. before the Charley White boutt
S.Bltl.l. r.k.. . I. L .a hi. l.nnna In
IT.".. V.,JIIB UI.IIUV, W HIHUD (ll. I1U1H" ...
firatlly la.t year. ram. ov.r from N.w Tork
lift a ahort day. and th. Italian looked aa If h.
fiau (lined much In w.lght. If. la boilna- aa a
.Jit John" I.t.r Johnion, a nearo heavy, at
,raaii., N. Y.
Pjehanv Tllm.n 1. tn tnivn ...nirlni tar hta
J1! with lienny J.eonard t th. OlrmpU nt
bimday, Thli la the Xllnntapolla iKii.r'a ..cond
Smien cf Phlladalphla. Jl. boxed here in sood
, rm last ara.on.
.,., ...
i . 'n umaot 1. a rood example or a boxer who
i.aiM to kteto hlmi.lr In .h.n !.. than n. vaar
Blfe Uaadot abaped up aa a dans.roua cont.nder
fr . ll.htw.lxht crown. However. It U .aid
ii. hv Orl.cn. boxer did not late training
twwutiy. with th. ra.ult that ha haa been top
Em t the bottom of tha ladd.r.
tUXUt Herman. .
- and mad. rood
lad who want
th. rtnjr and atnea hla
Fhllad.lphl
rood In tha rlnr a
rilhMul k..in.H nn. fn XfLu. Vn.l. t.nllt.
'Ill In. If. hi. Mr., annanam In til. hnmn Aufn
Borrow nla-ht at th. Ilroadway Club. He
-" jonnny McLaughlin In th. a.mt to th.
ally N.l.on-T.rry K.teh.ll eonti.t at tha
way Club.
Victory of Morrla Wolf over Jack Toland
n.
Evening Ledger Decisions
of Ring Bouts Last Night
RYAN A, C M.rrl. Wolf defeated Jack
T.land, H. U. Hannool won from Hee-Naw
Kelly, Howard ('barleRtcn nult to loasle
Achtenderc. thlrdi doodle U'ol.h atopped
Kmnkle Kay, fourth; Ilaltllnr .Murray beat
laby While, fourth.
Jionr.l, A C ral Moore drew with rhar
ley Thomaa, Jack Redman knocked out Fred
UIh, thlrdi Ike Ketrhcll .topped Dick Cor.
bett. third; Kddl Dale, knorked out Matty
llurna. third; Freddy Uoodman defeated
l'rankle JlrCarlhy.
NKW lOUK I'hll llloora defeated Johnny
Harvey, Happy Mahoney won from Jake
llrandt. Terry Martin knocked out Harry
Gardner, .Ixth,
HT..I.OUIS llattllnc Reddy knocked out
Harry Atnaod. aerenth,
IIOSTON I'al lleora drew with Al Ilrllt,
12 rounda.
KANHAS riTY Tnultlun and Chick
Hare drcl It round..
at the Ryan A. C. la.t nlsht did not reault In a
urprlia for Adam Ryan. Th. latter ha. been
traintns Wolf for aeveral montha and tmlleve.
the former Chlcaaoan will prove hlm.elt on. of
the top-notch welterwflhu la tb. country be
fore lOng. nn-
Smlllng Jeem. Fryer h. returned after va
cationing at Wlldwood. N. J., all aummer. The
grinning guy had few bouta la.t fall, but h. I. In
.hap. for a busy campaign and doesn't care who
the promoters pick for htm. Fryer and Ham
Hobldeau boied together while at the seashore
resort. .
Scarcity of boxing talent here already
I. ahown. .van though th. ...eon ha. been on
le.s than a month. Star bouta at the two big
nluba In thl. city have out-of-town box.ra billed
In the respective wind-ups,
Johnny M.yo haa been gettlns- himself In sh.p
and he 1. ready to accommodate th. beat of hi.
poundage. Charley Leonard I. th. gam. Just
lo hi. liking. Mayo .ays, and nothing would
Please him batter than to g.t punch at th.
New Yorker,
New York critic, are handing tha welterweight
crown to Jack llrltton. Urltton la a clever and
good punching box.r, but w. cannot e why Jark
almuld b given the preference from the held of
M.poundera. Willi. Hltchl. la on. box.r who
ahould be taken Into consideration a. well aa
Ted Lewis, the Drlton.
U'e are new showing the new fall ttylaa
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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
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EAST PICKED TO WIN
POLO GAME FROM SOUTH
Continued from rage One
oral, broken only by tha stands and the
paddock.
Tho cool day ns well-nigh perfect for
tho match, with the sun giving Jut enough
warmth to make the 6000 spectators feel as
peppery as the ponies. The feminine con
tlncent and thera was rt goodlj one, of
course wns clothed In costumes of every
hue and color, and the splashes of creamy
pink and rich green, combined with warm
blues, stood forth as a harmonious con
trast to the smooth green of the level'fleld.
the white of the clubhouse and the faint
purple that shaded the woods In the valley
of tho Schuylkill. The color scheme was so
pleasant that ccn tho tawdry, faded yel
low and light blue on the dcerted amuse
ments at Woodsldo Tark failed to stir up
distasteful Ideas.
At 3 o'clock the flock of ponies, blanket
ed to protect them from the wind, stepped
nervously up nnd down In front of the
Judges' stand near the paddock. Then,
Just when It seemed as though they would
break away, the whole forty of them, with
wiry grooms at their heads, were paraded
pn't the grand stand. Thoroughbreds all,
with satiny skin nnd tapering legs and
worth MOO 000.
Society Represented
The New York folk leaned back with
the satisfaction of knowing that $76,000
worth of tho horses belong to the stable
of their team, who nrrlved this morning
In n special car. headed by 1'ayne Whitney
and olllcers of tho National l'olo Associa
tion. Whitney and hhi associates nro being
entertained by the Philadelphia committee
Robert K. Strawbrldge, Major John C
Qroome and William H. Tevls Iluhn. Au
gust Belmont, Vf. A. Hasard and II. I.
Herbert w ere among the other New Yorkers
occupying boxes.
Society of this city was well represented
with Colonel IMward U. Smith. John Orlb
bel, Charles Wheeler, Spencer K. Mulford,
Arthur Peterson, W. Plunkett Stewart and
T Walrf Melrs. William I!. Tevls Huhn,
John C. Groome, Samuel A. Huhn, N'
Myers Fltler. J. W. Hutterworth, Cornelius
Dodlne, Edward C. Deardcn, K. I.. Blabon,
A. a. Miles, F. S. (droves, Jr., Walter J.
Staats, James Hancock, Daniel Pierce,
Henry B. Coxo and James S. Austin were
among the othei'j who had reservations.
The line-up:
EASTERN TEAM
lldcp.
t. Thomas Hitch-
cock. Jr. .... 4
2. J. Wat.on Webb 4
3 Malcolm Stevenson 8
Hack. D.vereux Mil-
burn . 0
Total
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SOUTHERN TEAM
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1. A. J Drexel Taul 2
2. E. W, Horning R
3. Alexander Brown. 5
nack Frederick Hoe, 3
Total ... to
Home Rur Wins Pennant
DAYTON. O.. Sept. 50. Dayton clinched the
Klin champion. hip by winning th. sixth game
of the past season series here yesterday, It was
a pltchsrs' battl. between Clark and Lakalf,
the re.ult being 3 to 0. st.wart. of the vet.,
hit th. first ball pitched In th. third Inning over
the right field fenr. for what proved to be the
winning run. R.llly'. wslk and I.akaff. double
war. responsible for th. ..cond run.
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HENNING IN THE LINE-UP
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ICaptaln fenn Football Torn
LANCllloriNU. Pa, Sept. 20 Jeff Uaw.
ley was moed over to end on th varsity
thl. morning and a long, hard signal drill
was held. Coach Knlwell kept the men on
tho Jump, and at the end they were glad
to rest up for the scrimmage work which
Is scheduled for this afternoon The var
sity lined up with Wruy at center, llennlng
nnd Thomas, guards; Little and Mnlheus,
tackles; Miller and Ilnwley. enda; Bell,
quarter, and Hosa. Williams and q ills, ley
In the backfleM
After the morning practice, llawley prac
ticed drop-kicking from all angles and
mada fourteen goals from the neld out of
seventeen attempts.
Yesterday's practice wns probably the
moat productive and enjojable one of the
season, Starting In the morning with a
tackling and blocking drill In which work
grent Improvement was shown by ctcry
one, nnd ending at t:30 p. m. with a five
minute scrimmage. Between times we ran
through signals, paised, kicked and prac
ticed charging, so all In all we had a
good workout
In five minutes we carried the ball from
one end of the field to the other, making
six first downs with the nld of but one
forward pass. Tha lino opened up big holes
through which Itoss and Williams plunged
with ease, The seconds had the ball once
soon after the start of the scrimmage, but
wero formed to kick after three plays. So I
aafelv can say our defence ll Improving
rapidly,
We tried one forward pass, which was
succesaful for a gain of ten yards. Our
end runs netted about three yardi each
time they were tried, but the line plunge
wai the real ground gainer of the after
noon Before the actual scrimmage we had a
shadow scrimmage, In which each man cov
ered his man on every play; not actual
playing, but Just a method to perfect the
system of play
Charlie llennlng, last j ear's varsity
guard, arrived In camp esterday and
seem, to be In fine shape. He will have n
battle on his hands to displace Thomas, ns
the latter Is playing n great game, Is fast,
heady and fights, hard, as he showed In
practice, r.lttle, at right tackle, looka to be
a fixture, Nelll looks like the old-tlmcr of
last year, and Miller li better than ever.
I-eft end Is n battle between Urquhart,
Haw ley and Clothier, with Urquhart n fa
vorite, because of his experience.
Of courso Lud Wray la a fixture at center,
and I hope I can keep my Job. Wlrkman l.
developing Into a first-class lineman and
will cauie somebody trouble beforo long.
He was awkward when he first came out,
but he Is getting over that and Is really
finding himself.
As to the barkfleld, nothing need be said.
They are all fighting for positions, nnd
the only distinction which can be made
In some cases Is that Inexperienced boys
arc opposed to veterans.
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II D'innlnaion, llall 4 Oood. Aleiander Hun
5tr' .' Iv ilarkler. American Klertrla Works,
llenry K Hh.rlilsn l,ew Wat.on, w. C.
Hunt. II pea l. i . t tt.... ... t
W?VAb-rKLKOIlAI-ilAllLVr6J. 10 South
am. Uffirgf J ury. John
AtnnrnWr, Mr. K. lUhmt.
tisi
IV:
toran,
I.ucln.
II
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Cllll.n.NI'ltflK. white, must b. "able to its',
referenc. nriessar). V 4il Leil.tr qnire
CHIt.IJ.Nt'ltsK, while Prot . must have ref Call
r lielween In and 12 at aion w alnut
COOK, to assist with wa.hlna and Ironlnt, S In
f.mll ait N 4th at
COOKtNO nnd downstairs work ItTllable col-?r-l
women wsnted, referenc. r.qulred 15
Midi. at. I)srb
nilKSSMAKBIl WANTS lUCPKRIKNTHO
W.AiS,TTlunlKll AN" rtNWIIKllH
MIOT DO VKHV VlSli WOBKl ONLY
TIHISI WITH I'ltlHT-CI.ASS lixVKItt-
i.jNijr. ni.siiir;nr;ii also iMl'nov.
Wllll.K LKAtlNINU CAM.
ualwu i
API'lll'.NTICKSi PAID
iiuA.il :orj
RltltANI) aini.H w.nteil for ilrr..m.klni ea
tabllshment PPlS'il Spruce
KXAMINKItH wsnted: steady work OreenwaM
liros , 2tV 8 3d
t'l.OOH WOMAN to'asslst th manaaer ln"read-to-wear
department, must be thorouahly eipr--rl.nced
In aellln. line goods II P DKtVllKS,
tr.'2 Chestnut st
roilKI.ADY wantert'to take "th.rae "of shirt
factory out of city one who understand, the
maktns of all parts of shirt, and capable of
Instructing l.srners; aood opportunity for
riant person: r.rerfnce required. Address A.
rostnlflre lies. 144a
U1HI.S oter 1U years want.il for llaht work.
no rxprleni. necessary, t1 week paid while
learnlna, App S1' N 3Jd al
Utni.S. experienced and learners, on calendar
worn Apply won CO IStn anu Callow-
hill third noor
aniswoi.D woiiHTRD co
DAItlir. TA.
8tartlna up new machinery, wants alrh
wsKcs. steady work and will pay while
inc.
Iris, sood
earn-
IIOSIERY l.EARNKnS WANTKD
on topplnc, knlttlna. mendlnz
and on atrlns; machines.
W. furnish flrst-ctn.a Instructors,
and nay alrla while learning,
and hae plenty of work
all th. tlmo after they hae learned.
Thl. 1. a fine opportunity.
WAI.1.ACR.WII.SON iiosmnY cb.
4391) Orchard at., r'ranktord
IIOtlSKWORK 2 malda. family of adulla;
Chestnut I till . 1 rood plain cook, assist with
laundry: second, rhnmberwork und waiting.
Meet employer at !.edaer Central, from 2 to
4 Wednesday afternoon.
IIOUSl'.WOnK Olrli muat ba neat, good rook,
excellent reference, no waahlng or Ironing.
O 4fl. LetVer Central, or meet cmploer Ledier
Central. Wedneeday. Uo I p, m.
IIOUSKWOrtlf Maid for general housework In
family of 4 at Orean City. N. J.; no wash
ing Write T I' M . 1012 Wesley ave..
Oce.n City -.
IIOUBKWtmK Woman, middle aged, to do ll.ht
housetork, aalary IS. V tM. Ledger Central,
HOUHKWOItft. general Olrl wanted: white pre
ferred, liberal wage. Apply 60&0 Iicustst.
IlOUSCWOnk. gensral Wanted, experienced
white girl I fsmllr of 2. S-M H. 4d at.
MAN AN'P WIFE. WHITE. TO CLEAN
WOHKIlOOM AND PAItUIRCt IN
Ultlli; DI1KSSMAKINO KSTAMLIHH.
MENT; MAN MUMT UNDEIISTANI)
HOT - WATER IIKATINUl ONLY
THOIB WITH JANlTOIt EXPEIH.
ENCB NKKI1 APPLY; OWN APAHT
.MENT SUPPLIKOt PEItMANKNT PO.
HITION TO ItltlHT I'EUSO.NB, CALL
2012 WALNUT T
MKNUEHH Exp hosiery and underwear mend.
era on whit, goods; paid bv the week: ateady
work! good w.Res John E. llanlten & Co..
Marlborough and Thompson
NURSE OIItL wanted to take" care of 3 small
children) muat have some experience. Apply
l40N.lSlh L
PAPEIl 1IOXEH Exp. lid .irlppera'and flnl.h-
ers Apply Hrhfwttle, 310 Florist st.
OPEnATOn
On power and foot machine for flno fancy
dressmaking; must have best references. Ap
ply beforo 10 a m . French Dressmaking
Shop, rtflh floor. Weat Store.
STUAWUfllDUB ! CI.OTI!IBIt
OPEIIATOH8. Shirt and drawer, finisher.;
learner, taken John E. Ifanlfen at Co., Marl-
borougliandThomp.on;
OPKKATOR8, experienced, wanted on silk
dresses. A. .11, Caplan t Co, DIU Walnut st.
OPERATOHH on slrale-needl. macMn.r.t.ady
work, Apply Oreenwald llroa , 24T 8. ad.
MALKMLAUY for ladiea! and men's furnl.hlng.:
rgoodsandjnotlonSL 273S Osrmantown ave.
8AI.EHWOMAN for outside work: must have
aoiii
iltv and axherlenc:
ll ft4. l.edgr Central.
t20 per week to start.
BALES WOMEN
Fort nKouiiAii and Fon kxtra
pOalTIONH IN MANT PEPAItf-MKNI-8..
Ari'l.TAl,i WEKji lift.
FORE 11 A. M.AT III! tBAU OF K.
F'LOYMENT. 4W FLOOR.
HTJlAWillllOOE cieOTHIEIt
SALESWOMEN
lit nnoTHEns nEoumE rai.es.
WOWbN Klt VAIllOllH pKPAKf.
MBNTrJ. APPLY Klli'UJYMkNT UU.
11EAU
81 IOE8 Wanted, packing
packera and tip fixer.,
enth floor.
room ,h.lp, crown.r..
315 N, llfh at., av-
XKLPWAKOTSD-lfWrtALlt
Ceatlaaerl rein rreeedlsd Talama
BTKNOOrtArilEft Prllht girl, ther eapable pf
hsnrlllng eorresnondenee good m. to right
Apply in own nanflwriiing. stating a.r,
no exp Actci ll Lm I no iwiw.
i- -. .
tfn
nartr
.alarr and exp
THAI IIKIIS wantefl for grades hlah and private
ernoois itflaill.n. Walt ng, M.uonai leacnera
Agency, b ll Cook. Mgr HI Perrjr liulldlng
TKI.ErilONK OPEHATOnfi The Tell Telephnne
Company nrfsrt positions aa operalora to In
telltgent )-dus women between tr) and 22
j'.n nia. salary en a we, wnn. irarnina.
with rapid adranrementi a sle.dy position as
aured. with pleasant surrounding, and unusual
eppertunltj' of promotion Apply In person to
the Ilell Telephone Company', oper.ier.'
school, 4ns Market at . daMr between S'JO
a m and 0 p. m t Monday Tue.day and Fri
day evenings between T.so and s.3u o'clock.
TKLKPIlbNK OTEfiATiortprTcaTi3inr"Ting "dlit
ance: experienced. Apply Keystone Telephone
Co , 135 H 2d t , niwm 403
WOMAN, rspenslble. about it. well known
eoclally, for sperlsl work one with executive
ability preferred who can later on. become
nianageri salary, 131) weekly: hours, lu to 6.
tl SL Leds,r Central
WjiMAN, mansierlnl ability, married or single,
o,take charee of n business center In Phila
delphia, short hours, rood Income) experience
iinneecsiiarr O 44, tdger Central.
iJrMy1' fN DRL' 8TtmK' rrl'
YOl'.NO TTAbr In'mTrroffTcerhoura from 7:30
'o 1 Address A. F, r O. Rox 3443.
OPPORTilNITY FOR AtlVANCK.
CALL I.ridOER OFFICK. TII AND
l)T HTH, A.MIC FOR MR. UOUIl
HELP WANTED MALE
ATTENDANT or orderly for an Institution!
salary 122 a, month, board and room. Ad
drees 8. Lord. 8lsmford, Conn
BOOKKEEPER Experienced man wanted on
aarcauard ledger; stale age, reference and
-. "i'ary O 2vl.eder Censral
HOT. ACTIVE. AMHITIOt'S. FOR OFFICE
".lUU .WITH CiiRPoitATlONl It'ST RE
tiVEh in ani ilAVfi ooon hcitooUNot
,.'v.i' un
.1 1'.. 1 . I
ciiEtrN
UAiii;
HO. oer l ers for general offlco work, fac
tory In West Phlla.. must b neat, Intelligent
and write, legible hand. Apply Overbroek Car
pet to,, oath and Lancaster ave.
llOY wanted "by manufacturing rompsny for
dtnee work and lo lesrn the buslnes.i must be
10. Replv in own handwriting, giving refer-
ences. A 12St Udger Office. . ..
HOY. over In. for offlco work and operatetele.
rhone awitchboardt muat be good at figures.
140. Ledg.r llraneh, SSSB Oermsntown
aenue.
IIOY.'lrl to "i"Tars.ilvTng In'WesT PhlTadeTt
phla. to learn real estate business: good op-
portunlty for jlght l)r. 4903 Italtjmore ave.
HOY wanted In shipping office." 10 to IS years
of a.st aalarv tn atari. I2n ner month. Ad
dresalrthandwrjtlng P4:, MdgsrJ)tnce.
In larae
Apply Mo
HOY. IS to IS. general 'office worV
wnoiesaie nouse; good luture
. jtiaraei si. ..
nOY, neat, for flower afore: must ?urhlsh refer-
enre. Century Flower Shop, 1112 H. 12th.
ROY wsnteH nround nffle. and factory. Apply
Wof Co , third noorj.tri and Uallowhlll.
HOY wanted for .tockxoom lrT3res.maklng ea-
ubll.hm.nt. Appl 1(126 Spruce.
HOY, in. wanted In publishing, hou.e 004 8.
Washington Square.
TlOYS wanted for work ln'offlc! .tale age, ex-
Serlenre and salary expected. Ansyer In own
andwrltlnrM loflj. Iedger Central.
HOY8 wantml fur box ahopl steady work: good
pay.Apply N. W, cor. 0thandBrown ate.
ENTnY CLERK, wholeaale drv goods house;
state aalary expected. A 159, Ledger Olftce.
FiTTEna AND'MECHANICS wanted: boiler and
tankwcjjk,Cruse.Kemper Co.t Ambler. Pa.
HOUSEMAN and butler wanted: capable man.
Address.wlthreferencesJ!M 157. Ledier Cent.
INWTRlMKNT MAriERS. 13.24 to IS per day
of 8 hours: toolmakers. .8(12 t"vl',ll!..,nf
rhlnl.t.. 12 tn to ti; n.sl.tant machinists. 12
to 12 SO. based on experience and capacity!
automatic turret lathe operalora, Clsv.ls.nd.
Hrown A Sharps.. 4. DO: Potter Johnaon,
13 nil; hand turret lath, operatora, 13 to 3 10;
higher rompensstton whe" "VI ''"T."!?'
skilled lalwrers. tJ to J2 24: aolderert.J2.24.
Apply Krankford Araenal, preferably In per
son, Rrldesburg.
INTERCITY 8ECRKTAHY C.lleae srd . 32-.10
jeara old. active church rnber, nrranl er,
ible to aee and meet needs of aiudPnta and
slrsng.r. and to enllat men " .v0n,,un,r1lr.,,rv
Ice for others, Y. M. CAj. 1421. Arch at.
JOI1 COMPOSITOR: a desirable position Is open
to competent man: none other need apply. Aa
dress, stating full particular.. 035, Ledger
llraneh. Sd and Columbia ave.
JOR prlnterywant. city ollcltor: write ha.l. of
H.rvi.. Telford Journal. Telford, Pa.
LAUOilEHS for ouf.Tde work..l2.24 per day of
M hours. APPiyrranKioro r.rn.n.,i.'"T.Mr-j
LAHOItEHS. 60. wanted. Crus.Kemper Co..
Ambler. Pa. -
MAi'lilNISTH. erector., floorm.n. .experienced
na assembling textile machinery.
& Furbush Machine Company,
entrance. Rbove l.ehlgn ave.
Apply Smith
Hancock at.
...x- 4X.1. wr.-t.1 white take anln rharte of
house 'in country near city! man required to
i,. . iralne.1 butler and wlfn cook and do
general housework In a household of 1: ap-
.ii...,. m,,.. t mh.r. honest and capsule
unnueatlonabla references. F 449, Ledger
Central
MAN to work In mailing and ahlpplng depart
ment or religious punueu.na iiuu.w, wy ..,.
bindery or printing office experlenco preferred:
must be n Protestant. American Sunday
.SrhoolHnlon. 1S18 Chestnut st.
.man wunted for social work, preferably with
engineering or real e.tat. experience; .alary
I7S to .tart. Replies . strictly confidential!
state age. referenco and experience. JI los.
Ledger venirai
MAN AN1I WIFE wanted: man for chauffeur
and nre of lawn, woman for, cooking and
dlnlno. room; referencea required and ability
to reandwjll.e. M 24. Ledger Offlce.
MANwanted as "helper In shlppinard.partment.
Oscar Smith Hons A Co.. 310 Spruce st.
MEN wanted for rolling mill work: flnlshora,
roughers. ticker-lna. stralghteners. heater
helpers and laborers. Apply at once. John
Illlngaworth Steel Co.. Lewla and Tacony, FkdA
MEN WANTED Hollermaker.. locomotive ma
chinist., 'car repairmen, laborer., locomotive
cleanera.rennaU. J. CaU lhl Fllben at.
MEN 10. wanted to "learn Ihe sausage and
pork packing business; 2Jc per hour. Apply
3043 Oermantownjtv e.
NURSES AND ATTENDANTS The New Jer
sey mate Hospital, at Morris Plains, for the
trestment af nervous and mental dlsssses. re
quires tha servlcea of young man and women
to became nurses: training school rours. free
for those wishing to take It: diploma upon
graduation: will pay at start, men 124, and
women 122 per month, with board, room and
laundering, and advance according to char
acter of aervlce rendered; experience unneces.
ary. For appHoatlnn blank containing full
particulars csll at hospital or apply by postal
card to Dr. H D Kvana, Medical Director,
p.O.address Oreyetone Park, N. J,
OFFICE HOY, about 13 yeara. wanted by large
manufacturing concern: good chance for. ad
vancement. Apply E. fiutro Son Co., East
Thompsonand Clearfield.
OFFICE HOY Intelligent boy. about IB. for erJ
randa and office work. Apply Wednesday.
Room 111. Engineering Illdg., Unlterelty of
Pennsyhanla. .
PACKERS wanted In toy far.: gool wages. Ap
the A SchoenhuCo.idama & Sepvlva eta.
PAPER HOXES Man. , cxperlenreil as paper
cutter. Apply Pchoettle. JlO Florist st.
PIECERS wanted on fine woolen yarn " Jon
athan Ulnar t Hons, Inc., llsncock and Mont-
Jomeryve. .,
UUluLlstin wanieo. iwl ii..e Ayrari, rare
John James Donson. inc.
mill., ran, or wnuyiam.
carp.t and plush
niVETEns
Hand work on light ateel frames.
Kxperlenced men ran earn
IIS to 1311 per wssk.
No labor trouble.
flood working conditions: long Job.
State age and experience.
Addrtta "I, W" P. O. Bot 3443, Phlla.
SALESMEN
For regular and for extra positions In
msny deptrtm.nl.. Apply all w..k be
fore 11 a. m. at Ilure.u o( Employment,
u floor.
BTKAWBRIDaB CLOTHIER
bALEKMAN A man of experience, atrong p.r.
aonallty and with ability to earn 130 per
....k. atata aa. and aanerlenea. fl a. r..i-.
cintraL " "
i PETEYThe Peronalitu Bug Stings Henrietta
ae.aMa?akee4t
Watp wMnmMt
V2l!Jrtnii rreceeltite; fiehrwf
SECOND ItANflS-.tvTtLt uete.1 wA
hands understasdlng wool-n eardet t4 M
ta right parties Apply 4S23 Royal at., mf
mantown, betwsen t and p, m n ..
SOLICITOIta wanted In connection wlfh eltlB
rievementsi experienced onei preferred. K I4,
oer Central jj
SrECIAIi i nEPRERKNTATIVB wanlsd,v(o Wi
sent natlonailr advertised artier, tn suttiuiiaajlo
owners n this elty, .plendld oppotlunllyTHr
good aaleaman give full Information W
LedgsVofnc.'" f Ma"" "
frtEARt'IlER-Salarled position la effsreVii?
engineering contracting ronorn about to.C
corporate on account of Increa.lng butlnH
Sl.v.'i.,.,un;r Vp,li ' attenolng to oVtillsi
of raising rspltal and flnaneing, csn be ether.
LedierTeni7al' U" ,",,lne" "
r?i,W.91nKEn-Un 'onpek rVrner mschnV
and setting-up machines: also crosscut lawyer
on dimentlon ttock. Sh.lp A Vandsgrlft, lnej.,
. Sl N. Iwrence.
T9K? MAM. about IS yean. or office work In
lars. manufacturing roncrni good chase, rae
TieeieT"' a APPly K.Sutro I tin CO., BKiit
Thompson and Clearfield.
TKN?nMAM !" 0,nr of ''- manutaeturhw
eitebllshment. state age and wages, Addrtaa
ll, K . P. O, Pox JS00,
,-.
tuvno MAN wanted
exp i steady poa ass
, with, some 'typewrltar
ured Cal 42 N 7th M,
AN OPPORTtrNITT rOR
"LIVB Winir- SALESMAN
m.eh7ite.ir".S.,,'d m0-"'' manufarturlng
rnechanlral rubber goods, wants a young, live.
i.hTi.Adi,nt 'rrllory. and also probably
ill ?.p.?u i.""1. "" of, Pennsylvania and
bu. J.mori. prtaua experience In the rubber
ihfiiit" .Jt". vel V. tmperlant a a real aelllM
m.n lil'! '. hl opportunity for th. rlgSi
r..e' iTmI'M falarr lo b.gln. cenrlnc. u. tn
J!n5 Jr.1,'." ,h,at you are the man wa waat.
Wend full particulars. M 14. Ledger Offlc.
K!JfiF'-OrAlSDIA flRITANNICA COM
TANY wsntt flrtl-tlatt sslesmsn l.ny
line) for Nsars-Rosbuck edition; great
est eein. proposition ever imeredi git
rltory and all tha leads you can worm
:r.wJ.n,r."c',,",nl' fexter Ilulldlnt, 18th
and Walnut its , Phlladslphla.
K-.fi:.'fliT MANlo rurTfTctory elexatontteady
K.IihSS.'.f'A'' ""i!1 "ferancea required. Apply
, nerthweatcorner 8th and llrown sis.
Cen.ral .
SPRINO OATtDEN INSTITUTD
AUTOMOnil
COR. IinOAD AND 81
t)i
A
EN INSTITU
inLN6"SSltD
IDEN STB:
r. m.
Couraa
ectl
1A I...... .Jft
Night Electrical Auto Course Tuesdsy and
. Trlday at 7.30 p. m, SO lessons lis.
Night Mechanical Auto Course Monday and
Thursday. 7 0p, in. 20Jessons 2!J,
ADVERTI8INd"6LlciTOR8. good. ones. 32Sr
salesman, uung man experienced In paper or
emelopes, 12.1; salesman. Inside, out of town,
hardware, 120-122: clerks, aeveral attractive
openlngat stenographer, beginner. 112, ex.
perlenced, 8, 115. bookkeepers, 4 good poaH
Hon., tin.
UU81NE98 SERVICE COMPANY
1301 Land Title Building.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
BOOKKKKi'EIl COMiiERciAL," C08TT"5N":
ST.'iii'7'.,.J::x,''.0J,','-'H MANAUER. COR
J l:Pt5NDENll EXEC. AS8T.! FAMILIAR
. WITH MODERN MICTH. M 020. LED, OFF.
BOOKKEEPER, double entry, and nen.raroff'ea
mn.,er' '." years- experience! aalary IIS.
D S24.Llger Offlc.
BOOKKEEPER and atenograpfier 3 "yeara ex
perlence: salary lo. o 47. Ledger Central.
CHAMHEHMAIdT thorouxTiiy exparlencd. wants
sltu.tloni reference, o 40, Ledger Central.
COOK Olrlwlhea a position: prlvit. family!
good reference. Addrea. A 110. .Ledger Oft Ice,
COOK, compet.nt EiuiiiifT l'rotata"nt. d.tlr.a
P?sltlonL good tU. 1233 Falrmount ave.
COOK and chambermaid, mother and daughter;
worktog.th.eri. reference. A 131. L.dger Oftloe1
COOK wl.he. position: good referenc, 10,
LedgerUrneh. 10th and llrown.
DAY'S WORK OF ANY KIND: HEFERENCE.
1H30 FBHNON 8T.
DRES8MAKER de.lre. work out by day; Oer-
maniown.anu ineainui ru
one a
111 rtref.rred. Xtl.a
7818 Ucrmantown ave. Ch. Hill 1143 J.
DRESSMAKER desire, engagement. In Cltn. yt.
clnltyi fancy smocking. F 033. Ledger Central.
U1KL, neat colored, desires downstair, workt
good plain cook; no washing: references, ltztf
Ogden at. ,
OIRL. young, colored, wishes placsrchamber-
work or chlldnurse: lty. 1017 Webster.
GOVERNESS Refined, experienced lady wants
position as visiting governess, morning; best
rsference. M 803, ledger Office.
UOVEHNUSS Welfeducated. refined, .xpsrl
.nced l.dy want, position! best reference.
L 728. Ledger Office.
HOUSEKEEPER, managing. wWc other help la
kept: position wanted by refined, very compe
tent Oerman Protestant! well recommended.
AddreasJJlO E. Johnson st.. Qermantown.
HOUREKEErEK, Oerman. capable of taking- n
tlre charge of gentleman, hou.e: no oojeo-
tlontochlldrem D 312. Ledger office.
HOUSEKEEPER, working Oerman. with girl
yeara old, w Ishes posltloru V 741. Ledger Cen.
HOUSEKEEPER "Position wanted where other
help Is kept: best ref. Otn. 3280 .W.
HOUSEWORK Refined woman de.lrea position
wlihprlvate family. Apply 4437 Chestnut st-
MOTHER'S IIELPEnwll excfiangeTher servlcea
for room and board with family In comfort-
Bblaclrcumstanccs, Axp8. Ledger Office.
NURSE or chamberwork Young white girl
wlshe. position; ref. P415. Ledger Office.
NURBE, practical, wiaKe.'poaTtioni'good rsfcr-
ence: salary 310 per week,JS40 8. 48th t.
PRIVATE 8ECT. translator, Bpan.T Fr.. Ital.7
Portugus.ei.ten.. bkpg. Q 48,Led. Cent.
SECRETARIAL position desired by college gradu
ate; .xerutlve abll. : mod sal. K941. Led. Cent.
aTENOORAPHBR. yeara' experience! experi
enced machinery line, permanent or tuhatltut.
Ing pos. sal'y 118; best ref. V (Hi, Led. Cent.
HTI'NOORAPHER desires position whara neat
work and ron.cl.ntlou. endeavor will ba sp.
preclated: 10 yeara' exp. A 124. Led. Off.
8TENOORAPHER and typewriter, young lady,
with a year.' experience, desire, position.
O BO Ledgsr Central.
8TENOORAPIIEH, thoroughly nuallHed general
nrrlce detail, legal and commercial. F 069,
ledger Central.
STENOOUAPHEIl I year.' exp. building, eon-
struct. , erchltct. work! ll;. O 43, Ied Cent.
VIHlTINO TEACHER Oerman. Fr.nch. Baa
llsh: ref. Miss C. K. Iorenx. S485 Walnut at.
WOMAN of mature yeara, r.flned. aducatad an4
experienced, wanta auprvlslon of houa.holdt
raference. exchanged. F 608. Ledgsr C.ntraL
WOMAN wanta day'a work, washing Ironing,
eleanlnr or halfj time. 1018 Lombard.
YOUNO 1-ADY dealrea position In doctor', office t
knowledge of bookkeeping and typewriting;
will recite patients, anawer calls and ba all
around a.slst.nt. K 444. Ledg.r Central.
IIOOKKEEPEK. 8 year.' experlenc In financial
department of large corporation, graduate
Pelrce School and Evening School Aecounta and
Finance. U. of P.. dealrea a poaltlon aa book:
keeper or accountant, otlerlnga advancementi
age 28: bt reference.. F til, ledger CeaL'
ACCOUNTANT-AUniTOR.Sl.exMU.
tlva. 10 yeaca' wlda axnerlenee In
manufacturing Industries, installing
terns, perpetual Inventories d.tall
coat., controlling aecounta, monthly
proAt and lose atatement.. statist!.
al record!, dealrea to connect with
reputable firm needing an energetic,
nmbltlout, analytical and construc
tive man of proved ability: Al ref
erencea from present and forresr
employers In above capacity ehser.
lunr auorniu.a an request,,
Ledgsr Central.
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALB
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