'ork
new
hit".
HAT GOODWIN FORMS
$1,000,000 FILM CO.
Bernhardt Posing for Patriotic
Spectacle umpires 10 nnvc
, Their Innings
n the rholonlay Editor
bM to he Ificorporrtterl.umlcr New Y
i east on picture iiii'" ..'.. .
M formed In the metropolis. The founders
STbi comnnny are Nat C poodw.n wel.
L "!.. t.s nvmn Totten. U. P. Moran
ill Waller McNamara.
?".. .. film will tie, lnrl1
WOrK Oil liiw mo .,... ..... ....
PAMoDer 10 wim i. wwn.ii .... ...
f .in be remembered that Mr. Totten was
iTlUflnftW WrlRht Knuf man's "The Houre
E little Plckfonl In tlio central character
U r-ilt --.-. mm, Mr. MeN'amara Ih tha
uvir n j v - v" -- - - -
nin who started the white slave ag-ltntlon
f i. l.1( -will. hl stnrv. 'Tra.fTin
' In Souls." and later brought forwaM "Ire-
Mild. -A iMmUH. I jirt.llVvtV, --l. IIIU
l-hlure of the new corporation's Initial
feature Is not disclosed.
i nt meellnr In ?Cew York cltv.
tha national executive committee of the
llfotlon Plcturo lthlbitors' Lcnctin of
America wen on recora un uii-iiemuiy
P opposed to icnallxed censorship In any form.
D W. Griffith, producer of "The TJIrth of a
v.iimi nit "Intolerance." was a SDeakcr
B, arslnst the censorial blue pencil.
Word comes from Parts that Sarah Bern-
friardt for tha last few months has been
enftK'd in posing tor a mammoin patriotic
film. British and French military authorl-
Iwt'ej gave her permission to visit illfferent
T ...,.. II... ilk. .....a ...AH 11 ,1 l ann.
HSnlinK lllivn. uu n vmkii iiiiiicu iii owiiic
et tbe bombarded French cities.
The Bluebeard releasos for the first three
weeks In October sound Interesting. Among
f them are "Tho Social Buccaneer," October
Hi "Wantem A Home, uctoDer z, ana
The Chalice of Sorrow." October 9. The
K iliri for these attractions Include J. war-
' ttn Kerrigan, ivouise oveiy, aiary iwac-
, Laren, cieo Aiaaison nnu weugewoou
'Newell.
Baseball umpires should be cheered by
the announcement that their growls of "out"
and "safe" aro to be substantiated. Even
the most rabid "ump-balters" will have to
acquiesce when the Paramount discloses Its
tries of Alms of close decisions nt the homo
plate. In making the pictures a largo bat
i tery of speed cameras was used.
Irvln Cobb's first nhotonlav will be a
t Vltacraph production Indorsed by the
y( American Bankers' Association as an asset
10 lis naiiomu campaign on inrut. mo
- IMa In "Tha Hollar and the Law." and
I Wilfrid North -Is the director.
Pulsing news from the Yorke-Mctro
studios carries the statement that Itar-
eld Lock wood Is a Hughes booster; May
Allison an admirer of Wilson and Director
Henry Otto a Bryanlte. Well, why not?
'Features of tha EveIjino Ledqeh's Un
"Tergal Animated -Weekly for the current
week are:
Sawlns-up an Actor Joe Martin. "well
known movie comedian." haq ten stitches taken
'incut foot. Universal City. Cal. iilxty-alx, But
eoma kw-Monmer paraue reieuraies anni
vutary of California admlaston as a Rtatos
ttnta Roa. Cal. llallet Olrls Dnncn by Sea
Albertlna Itasch and troupe practise on shore
and In surf. Houston. Tex. "Cop" Athletes
' Sreak Records Btars of many police forces
eempeta at biz carnival. Washington, D. C.
Kear-dlaaater In Tunnel Waahlnaton flier
wrecked at entrance to under-rlver tube, iew
Trk city. What You'll Have to Buy Latest
fill fashlone that your wlfa will want,
women's Work tn War Wives, sisters and
swtsthsarts take place of men In trenches. Lon
don, nnr. Warship's Hurvtvors at Hospital
Itn saved from Memphis, wrecked at San Do
mingo, and mascot they rescued. Naval Hospital,
wathfoxton, D. C. Dlcycllntf Tv,entyseven
Tears n'01d 1 liners," who started In 18S0,
make annual run, Itoaton. Mass. A Familiar
Elsht Regiments, bound for trenrhcR, leavo so
often they pass virtually unnoticed. London,
l.'nz. Worss Than a Jitney Hard to stick on
ft'buekers" at "War Bonnet Hound-up,'' Idaho
ralla. Ida. Shell Pierces House New armor
plats and aand pile could not stop slxteen-tnch
ravy projectile, Indian Head Testing around,
lid. On Uattle I.tns With Camera Man tattle
scenes In Carpathians caught In action by films.
.Cartoons by Hy Mtyer, caricaturist,
HAPPILY MARRIED 27 YEARS
EVENING LEDGER-PEILAJDELPHIA. TODNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1916
Police Court Chronicles
n thrJ.'"'?. Mea?M' " started hfm
A 2l.JffJ,0n -0t.hU -boarding house"
A short time had elapsed when Smith
Msii'ii r rail- i '- MiHtfMfiJaiti.
again dlcovercd McOoldrlclt lying In the
V.1P "' KulJ of 'eemoynar- thoughts,
smith summoned tho patrol wagon and had
... o.ccucr carua away from his cool bed.
Mnglstralo Wrlgley noticed that McQol.
dr clt shivered slightly when he was ar
raigned and ho decided to continue the al
truistic work begun by tho cop.
"I'm thinking about sending you to a
nice warm place up on the river," the
"Judge" told McOoldrlck.
"As far ns I'm concerned, you can go to
a hotter place," Indignantly replied the un
grateful McOoldrlck. "You can go to the
hottest place anybody can think of."
"Six month," retorted the "Judge."
pleasantly.
Theatrical Baedeker
"tS.T" '"V8 NAME." with Marie
rSnFit.V r,mn.'l nov'il"t. ,n comedy b
Cvrll Karcourt. author of "A Talr ot Silk
Stockings." Openln Saturday evening.
FOn ,,i!T'".RVnL:, -w,ln J"" Sanderaon.
JiwIi'Mrl" v1""1 Jo"h .Cawthorn. OKI
H2i.t!!?tu2x y ,R "chooled comedian In a
pretenlloua Teutonic operetta.
OAUniOlC "TIIK 1IOISK OF (1US." with
Mary rtyan. An Ibaen-lika plot told tnelo
. Jfimatlcally. but forcibly, by Max Marcln.
",,",111 IHIBIWMUM ItL.KOi:. Jlt" with Al
i0lv?Al.,;aw.rn.c, D'Orsay and Kittle Doner,
ft,. VA'" .9?rJ'n ;hoY ,wllh a "lot and all
the other things, Al Jolaon at his best.
AtJKLPIII "nxrnrtlEN'CK." with Emm
Olendinnlng. William In.'e'rsoll and a Ur
S!iit.A.J.md,rn """r1""' Play.'' with more
reiiity and humanness about ft than graced
Merywoman," Ulendlnnlng acts superbly.
AT POl'VLAIt PltlOBS
KNicKnitnocKEn "peo o' my heart."
with Carewe Carvel. Klrst local presentation
at popular prices ot J. Hartley Mannera'g
lurt,vU, t.tf.a i,,o H.albw.U w- -k .. .d .
phi.
walnut "rort thi: man she i,o-ki."
a new melodrama containing old stuff, but
very well produced and neatly acted.
CHESTNUT HTRCET OPEIIA HOUSE "THE
U!"T'I OK A NATION," with Henry u.
Walthall. Mao, Marsh. Lillian dish and oth
ers.' Last week ot the run at popular prices
NEW FEATURE FILMS
STANLEY "ASHES OF EMTlErtS." with Paul
ine Frederick, all week. The atar has a dual
role, that of twin sisters. "Borne Tropical
"J!... ttnd Th" Spanish Pyrenees" also on
tha bill.
j'-llr. and Mrs. Hugh F. Munro Filled
With Joy on Their Wedding
Anniversary
"As the years of my married life increase
likewise does my happiness also Increase,
Pi and I am even happier on this day, tho
i twenty-seventh anniversary of my wedding.
than I was today a year ago."
These words were uttered today by
jj Jiuuier Aiunro, wno, wun ner nusuanu,
pllugh F. Munro, surrounded by their chil
dren ana gr&nacnuaren, are ceicuraung ina
twenty-seventh anniversary of their wed
ding at, their home, 1737 North Flfth
t.oi( wiui u liiiiiuy ruuiuuii,
Munro conducts a roofing business at
Fifth street and Montgomery avenue. Five
children born to this happy couple are all
partners In the father's business.
"Mother" and her noted husband, who Is
"i. a thesophlst and president of the Friendship
Moerai League, met in Scotland six years
., r--w,w WIVjr IIH.IIIQU, MIUIIIUi .1. VIUCI .U
ij'better his condition, so to speak, that lie
nfrnlcht marrv the sMrt nf his choice, nnllpil
lf.before the mast, and claims to have visited
14." """' every P" in me worm.
ARCADIA "THE JUNOI.E CIIIMJ." with
Dorothy Dalton and Howard Hickman, an
Ince-Trlangle, first half of tha week. "DI
ANE OF THE FOLLIES", with Lillian dish,
a Hne Arts-Trlanels. latter half ot week.
ItEOENT "THE GILDED CAOE." with Alice
Ilrady, a llradv-World nlm. nrst half of the
week. "THE WHEEL OF THE LAW," with
Emily Stevens, a Metro feature, latter half
of the week,
PALACE "THE IJW SISTER," with Mse Mur
ray, a Paramount production, nrst half of
the week. "THE FIGIITINO PAItSON."
with Dustln Farnumt a Pallas, latter half
ot me wcex.
VICTOniA "THE DARK BtLENCE." with
Clara Kimball Young, a World rhotoplav.
first half of the week. "THE WHEEL OF
THE LAW," with Emily Steens. a Metro,
latter half of the week.
VAUDEVILLE
KEITH'S "The Garden of the World." with
Adelaide and Hughes; CiKll Cunningham: Car
mela and Rosa Ponslllo: "The Prediction":
Emmett Welch, Al Gerard and Sylvia Clark:
Clark and Verdi: Lillian Qonne and 13ert
Albert: Jack and Kitty Demaco; Ernette Aao
rlo and company, and tha Sells-Tribune newa
weekly,
CJLOBB "Sons of Abraham": the (treat Lam
bertl and company: tterrlck and Hart. In
"At the Movies": Kelly and Sawtelle; Kelly
and Sauwaln: Paker, Lynn and company;
'Hilly Klnkald: Otxley and Lerner; Lillian
Doherty; Uob Tip and company, and the Laf
fertys. WILLIAM PENN First half of week: Lew
Wlnsch and company: Billy Wtlson. In "In
My Neighbor's Garden"; Qsoraro Hslnes and
company; Fred Helder and Nettle Hacker;
Wane and the Morris sisters; William S.
Hart. In "Tha Patriot." Latter half of
week: Harney Williams: the Gordon Trio:
Ward and Van! the Club Trio; "The Little
Liar."
CHUSS 1CEYR First half or week: Svengall
and Mile. Helento: Davis and Warren: Know
Is Mb y belle: "The Mysterious Will": North
and Kelly; Laypo and Henlamln, Latter halt
ot week: Svengall and Mile. Helento; McDon
ald and Rowland; Nellie Monahan: Schwarts
brothers; Wieners and Burk, and Cordan and
Smith,
OltAND Bobby Walthour; Inglls and Redding;
DCole, Russell and Davis, In "Walters Want.
ed": Sadie Do Long; the Kanazawa Japs;
Mutual comedies and Paths news pictures.
itINSTRELS
DUMONTS "The Opening of Karl's Ne
Store, or No More Bores' a new burlesaus.
P. & R. R. PLANS ELECTRIC
LINES FOR SUBURBS
Continued from Tag One
matter of swift and comfortable transporta
tion. WOULD COST MILLIONS
Klcctrlftcntlon of the Heading branches
would cost many millions of dollars, and
It Is planned to pay this Immense sum from
tho revenuo of the railway, as was done
in lt07 when the Heading built Its present
elevated structure. The year 1807 was a
panicky year and so wati tho year following,
but In both the Heading nmaxed the finan
cial world hy expending huge sums from
Its revenue In building Its elevated struc
ture through the heart ot the city.
Hut the electrification ot suburban lines
la only one of Mr. Dice's plans for Im
proving the railway, Ills great ambition
Is to make the heading system the "best
I passenger system In the United States."
NEW SPIIIIT IN SYSTEM
Although raised In that railroad school
at which the conservative, "dlvlne-rlght"
liner was, perhaps, the best exemplar, Mr.
Dice caught tht new, progressive note In
railroading even before he ascended to the
presidency. His associates say that for
several years he has secretly disapproved
ot any policy designed to keep the public In
the dark concerning operations which wero
really of great public Interest. Evidence rf
this attitude was produced one tlmo when
a newspaper reporter'called to Inquire about
certain facts connected with the operation
of the road. Mr. Dice talked with the re
porter for a half hour, and when tho news
paper man left Mr, Dice observed:
"I am convinced that wo should meet the
public half way. We should be frank with
the newspapers. In these progressive days
w should not shun tho public, but should
co-operate with It In every way possible."
Moon after Mr. Dice became president ot
the Heading, his personality began to be
felt In every part of the system. Every
body from trackman to division superin
tendent felt the stimulus of his seomlngly
Inexhnustlble energy and tine optimism.
There was a new note In the conduct of
affairs, nig things loomed ahead and every
employe felt glad that n big, progressive
personality was at tho helm. This spirit
ot progress Is n feature of the Heading
organisation today.
It Is said on excellent authority that Mr.
Dice has regretted that tho Heading fol
lowed the lead of the Pennsylvania Hall
road In raising the fares of commuters.
Ills railroad has suffered more from this
Increase than has tho Pennsylvania, for
only about fourteen per cent, of the Penn
sylvania's business was In the commuter
class, while that ot the Reading was about
fifty-seven per cent
Since tho Increase went tlnto effect the
Heading has lost a great deal ot suburban
passcnegr business. Commuters have
abandoned trains for trolleys and the Read
ing has been obliged to take oft many cars
and run smaller trains.
"This Is a great loss to us," said an offi
cial of tho road. "Whero before we had
trains of eight or ten cars we now have
three nnd four. It Is almost as cheap for
us to pull ten cars as It Is four. Tho Head
ing will bo glad to see tho old rates come
back. We have found that the high rates
have , discouraged living In the suburbs.
Hundreds of families have moved Into tho
city. It Is vital to the business of the
railroads that these suburbs flourish."
If President Dice recovers from his Ill
ness, It Is certain that construction of the
electrical equipment will Btart as soon as
the labor and equipment market permits.
FUNERAL OF FATHER MORAN
Services for Former Villonovn College
Ofllclal Held at St Thomas's
Catholic clergy of high degree attended
the funeral this morning of tho Rev. Jo
seph A. Moran, O. S, A., former vice presi
dent of Vlllanova College. The services
were hald nt St. Thomas's Church, Villa
nova. Dlvlno office was recited at 9:30 nnd
solemn requiem mass celebrated at 10
o'clock.
Father Moran "was born In Washington
In 186S, and, after working on several news
papers, Joined the faculty of Jefferson Col
lege, Louisiana. He Joined the Auguntlnlati
order In 1107, being ordained In 1S0S. Ills
services an vice president of Vlllanova ex
tended from 1906 to 190S. He died on Mon
day at tho monastery adjoining the college.
Interment was made In the graveyard ot
the order on the monastery grounds.
cntljtf icportct
A8AT, I.YMA ANN. SykesOlle, N. J.
llKNCKEIVr, HANNAH L.
BLAIR. ItullKllT M., v, 3V63 Drown it,
HHENNAN. MARUAltE'T.
iiiJckliY. tumiM ii., 1 rrs.
lll'TTKHY. EMILY, 4U yrs.
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PASTOR'S WIFE IN ACCIDENT
Crash on White Horse Pike Shakes Oc
cupants of Automobile
A limousine In which were Mrs. II. M. G.
Huff, wlfo ot a former rector of Old SL
John's Episcopal Church, Third nnd Brown
streets, and several women friends collided
with a touring car In White Horse pike,
near West Berlin, N. J., last night. The
occupants of tho car were badly shnken.
At tho home of Mrs. Huff In Overbrook
It was said no one had been hurt.
Db.NNIS.SAKA It w
nil rilll'll, r-'l,l,A,
DONOVAN JESSE J.
DOUUIIEIITY. JOHN It,
DUFFY. EDWAIID, 7, Pennsgrovs, N. J.
DWYEIt. MAHY. '
EMHEItY. KDYTIt, 7, Frankford.
KNUl.lHIf, LINrUHD, SIS rs,
FINN, MAHY A. '
l-UKAN, .MAIIUAHET J,
FIXIEL. MAHUAHET, ,
UltANELLI. ANUkl.tCA.
UUTiSKUNbT, MAlty A SI yrs. 'N,
HAUUK, JOHN A. '
HAMILTON, MAHY P.
HAHKIS. UiiUHUE A., M yrs.
HEYMAN. EMU-. 0u rs.
IILNO.N, I'!, J. Sr l3 miner at.
HILLS, HBHUKtlT, 34 yrs.
HillST. AMANDA k.
HOMCJ.MSACK, ELIZABETH M., 91 Irs.
HCUUbltT. ALICE. L'L S331 Llla si.
JOLl-E. MICHAEL.
KELSO, Mrs. DAVID.
KELLY. Dr. 11. LOXLEY.
KEI.l.Y. JOSEPH.
KEHNAN, CAROLINE, S610 W. Oakdale st.
KII.IIUY. IIEUNAKD.
KINO. AIU-HUH. SU yrs.
LANK, ANNE BUTTON HANSELL.
LUDLOW, ALMIED, 74 yrs.
McDEVITT. ELLEN.
McObiADY, MAHY A., 1431 L coming St.
McMAIION, CHAHLES, 2 1741 H. lllnggold at.
MtrAiiwinu, 1.AU11A z, -s yrs.
MoVEY, THOMAS ., 38 yrs.
MAOlTlilE. EHANCIM J ID, 1811 8. 10th St.
MAHEDY, WILLIAM.
MEYEltS, EVA L.. S241 S. Hicks St.
MITCHELL. NOII.Oan 1- " '
MOHHISON. ALEXANDEtL
UIT, 1HUJ1A3 11, V.
MOXLEY. ELIZABETH O.
MY'ViLL. ' a- "" N' Ulh "'
NOONES. SAItAH V.
O'BHIEN. JAMES T.
OTT. HENHlErrA. St Jrs.
OU-rrEKhON. CHHlSflNA. 00 yrs.
POST, WILLIAM. 83 yrs.
HAMSEY. ELLEN D.. 07 yrs.
KOBEHTS. ISHAEL. SS. Moorestown. N. J.
SCHMALZniDT, ANNA BAHBAHA, 82 yrs.
SCHM1TT. CATHEKiNE.
SCOIT, MAH1E.
Sl'OTT. HOI1EUT.
SEQUI, MAHUAHET.
SETLEY. Captsln ABKAM, 77 rs., 1710 N. r2d.
SMITH, MATTHEW.
SMITH. SARAH BELL.
SPHOULE, -MAHQARET J S. E. cor. 03th and
Dickens ao.
STKHKY, AAKON. RO yrs.
STOUT. WILLtAM W 41 yrs.
STHAUBMULLEll, MAHY, 07 yrs.
HTUBIIS, MAHY A 70 yrs.
SULUIVAN, MAB.Y E., 33 rs. t
TUHNEK, MICHAEL, 71 yrs.
VAIINEY. 1IIUDUUT C.
WALKEH. HEIIUERT., 01 rs.
WELSH, JOHN P. '
WIST, ELLEN. 70 yrs.
WOODS. WILLIAM.
WOODHOUSE, ADA.
WUE8T. LAWHENCE. 43 yrs.
WYNNE, JULIA.
YEAULE. SAKAH B., 76 yrs.
'ELL. ANDREW J 83 yrs.
IN MF.MOnlAM
8T, rjr.onan JOYCE. In falthfut remem
brance of MaIIY THF.nllSA ST. ClEOnQE
JOYCE, devoted wife and most lolng ot
mothers, who passed to her eternal reward
September 27, 1003.
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN
STET.Nfl tn loving remembrance of HAnilY
At.nBtVr STEVENS. ho died Hetemher ST.
1009. UNCLE KANNINO,
catljsi
PENCKEnT. Sept. S3. HANNAH I... daugh
ter of James and ths 1st Msry Bebecca
Benckert. helatlves and friends Intlted to
fun'ral servks, Thurs . 2 p. m., at aunt's
residence, Mary E. Hencktrt. S100 Baltlmor
ae. Int. prltats
Bf-AIB. Sept. an. at 30M Brown si TtOB
EUT 8., son of Alfred D. and Mattla I. lllalr,
aged P yeara n months. Int. private, Weat
minster Cem. (Infantile paralysis.)
BRENNAN tree Mundy).vS'Pl. -. .UAII
OARKT. wife of Patrick Brennan Belallvea
and friends Invited to funeral, Thura., Sept !t.
(1:30 n. tn,, 331 Melon at., West Phllsdelphts.
Solemn high masa of requiem St. Agatha's
Church 10 a. m Int Holy Cme Cem .
BYRNES Sept !n. WALTER I. BYnNES.
rued M Relallvea and friends InMted to fu
neral services Thurs , 2 30 p. m , at realdenct
W. B, Weaver, MO N. Stli st. Int private.
''LEASI1Y Kept. 26. FREDERICK W . tins
bsnd ot Anna M. Cleashr. Kelatlves and
friends, employes J. C. Winston Co, and
all organlratlons of which he waa a memn-r.
Invited to funeral services, Sat,. I p. m 'J 1-0
Sedglev ae. Int. private. Illllalde Cem. Auto
funeral. Bemalna may hn viewed Frl, evs.
DALY Sept. 24. EDWARD A., son of
Theresa E. and the lata John P. Daly, Funeral
Thurs , 8 SO a. m., from mother's re sldem-e,
171B s, S'.'d st. Solemn requiem msss St. Ed
mond'a Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem,
Automobile funeral. .,.. ...
DENNIS Sent 28, SARAH V, widow of
Christian Dennis. Helatlves nnd friends Invited
to funeral services, on Thurs. at 2D. tn . at
3SS1 nartns. st. Int. private ......
DONOVAN Sept. S3, JESSE J., hushand of
Isabella Donovan (nee !.nox. Relatives and
friends, Ellis Camp, No. 0, 8, of V,. In.
vlted to funeral, Sat., r).30 a. m.. 1331 N.
Cedwalnder st. Solemn requiem maaa St.
Michael's Church 10 a, m. Int. New Cathedral
"'eNJ!. Sept. 2. REOINA. widow of ttottlleb
Ens. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
services, Frl., 2 P. m., at son's residence, 2U1S
N. 31st st. Int, prlvste. Omit flowers. Friends
msy call Thurs.. to v p. m.
ORANELLl. Sept. 26. A.MlELirA. wife
l-r-nmacn flrsnelll fncA Rslto). Relstlves I
i,lni. Dsnte tlrele. No. 2ft. Lady For.
eaters of America; Stella d'ltalla M. 8. So
ciety, Invited to funeral, Sat,, 0 a, m.,
IMA S, Mh st. Solemn high msss. Our Lady
of Oond Counsel Church. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
lll;r. l .. cepi. .o, mAmiAiir,j, wiaow ui
and
John lU'ntl. aged 74
ted tn funersl services. Thurs., 3 rt. i
n-ln-lsw's residence, Frank Hubler,
niAiiiiniir,!, niuu- u
Relstlves and friends In-
'Mill
John Itenta,
.lte.1 tn rtl
...n.tn.lsur's reaMenre. FrMnk
load, Flourtown, Montgomery Co.. Pa. lot.
"'lIlLLS. Sept. 21, HEItnEnT. husband ot
Msrgsret Hills, need 34. Relatives and friends
Invited to the funeral services, Thurs.. 2 p. m.,
Oliver II. Balr Bids., lHHO Chestnut st. Int.
Mt. Moriah Cem.
HillST. Sept. 23, AMANDA K widow of
Francis J. Hirst. Relntlvea and friends in
vited to funetal, Thurs., 10'30 a. in., from
daughter's residence, Mrs. Kathryn Lucken
lisch. CUU Addison st.. West Phlla. Int. private.
iij By
jflrJ Installing
nKATrW
. HOItENSACK. Sept, 23. 116, ELIZABETH
XI IIOHENRACK- teMw Jnhn H. Ilobensack.
aged SI. Rstatlves ami frlsnds Invited to
funeral services, Friday, 1 p. m.. residence of
daughter, Mrs. Laura II, Van Pant, 10J6 Coopsr
at., Camden, N. J. Int. private, llalboro Cem..
Hatboro, Pa. Itemalna may be vis wed Thurs,
t AiARTIN. Sept. 2ft. JOSEPH 8. MARTIN,
huahand of Fannie Martin, Relatives snd friends
Invited to attend funeral on Frl.. Sept. 2. 1
P, m.. Si N Oth at. Dartnr. Pa InV Eden
'IdETEnH, Sept , EVA I,., wife of Amos
R. .Meyers, Relstlves and friends. Qusker
iKige,
any,
n
dge, No 17, Sops and Dsughtera. of Llb
rty. and Wm. McKlnley Ixds, No. 11., Bhep
erds nf nlhlh.m lnvilrf tn iti funtrsl serv.
Ices. Frl . 2 p. m.. 2241 H. Hicks st. Int. Ml.
risnvem. jtemsins may do mewru iiu.s
tAiisEYAt
Moris
a in
ItA
Norrlstown. Mont. Co.. Pa.,
:oth, BLLKN U, A1'
am W. Rsmser seed &.
trtmnAm Invited tn funeral.
irom. son's residence. Harold A.
r i
Relatlvra. and
on Ninth Month. 2Bth,
SEY. widow of William
Vviisa to lunersi,
A A. nsmeey. lBO'J
'owell St.. Klfth-dsr. Ninth Month 2Sth Inst, I
P. m. Int. private at Valley Friends' BurUng
tjrounn. fc .
SCHMALZRIDT Sept, 2.1, .ANNA riArt
BAKA widow of Mottlleb Prhmalirldt, need X'J.
Helatlves and friends Invited to funeral,
Thurs , 2 p. m from son-in-law's reeldence.
Joseph A. Hand. SllIO Frsnkford axe.. Holmes-
.."sc'OTT Sepir'Sfl, MATtltt wife, of William
B. Scott and daughter ot th91ate Alfred E. and
Sarah J, .Dash, Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral services, Frl., 2 p. m., 1S20 Chest
nut st Int. Mt Moriah Cem. . . . .
SETLEY, Sept, 24. Capt. A11RAM. husband
of Elliabeth K, Setley, aged 77, Helatlves and
riends, employes or 1 nltea states Mini
Mint of
Phils., snd siirvlvnrs nf Cn. A. OOth Rest.. In
vlted io funeral services, on Wed., R p. m., at
1710 N, 2d at., W. Phlla. also services at
Trinity Lutheran Church, New Holland, Pa
Thurs., 10 a, m. Int. adjoining cem.
.SPHOULE Sept. 20, MAIlOARtrT J., widow
of William Sprqule and daughter of Samuel and
a. P.
Int.
ML
STItAUBMULLEn, Sept 2ft, MARY, wife
uumiiimr.
vlted to the funeral services. Sat,,
S. E. cor. 63th and Dickens ave.
Moriah t'em
... il t .. Mlu
, Hsri .",. .-7 liu.nu
nrrt L'tAQ 1- Vn.k at
WAnNtttt .ftaht ?S rrtSMlC. hnahani4 nf
Msry A Warner, Relallvea and frlenda In
vlted to funeral, thurs , 1 r m 1810 8. 22,1
st. Remslns may be viewed Wed,. 8 to 11 p. m.
Int. Eden Cem.
nf Joseph Strsul
will V sln frn
I.OST AND FOUND
AUTOMOBILE Reward $23; atolen Ford touring
car, 1D1A model, mfg, No. 104131S. Penna.
license No. 03042. Notify Maryland Motor
Car Insurance Co., A, P. Devereux. manager,
. S2lWalnut at.
DOO-list, ScotctTcollle; thor'b'd. with aground
lesther collar, locked, from W, Chester 'pike,
Klrkljrni lib. rew'd. Ph.Wjatt. Llanerch 307.
UOLD PIN liat. gold plnr mounted" with two
sprara of red coral, either In Qermantown or
downtown, Saturday. Return to 3501 Wayne
ave.. Apt, D 4,
POCKETBOOK Lost. on"sundy, smsll blsck
pocketbook con'g about IP. Raw. 247 B, 3d St.
PURSD I-osl, hy" poor girl, small purse, con"
talnlng JIB, on Baltlmor ave. between 40th
and BBih sts.: finder sutUbly rewarded. B430
Baltimore ave.
RINO Iyi'st, dlsmond "andpearl rlni "betwee'n
1033 Spruce and 1703 Rlttenhouss st.t liberal
reward If returned to 1703 Rlttenhouss.
PERSONALS
NOTICE Is hereby given thst on Oct. 4 and 8 the
household goods, chsttels, containing piano,
etc., belonging to the following persons will be
sold at public auction on premises where stored
to satisfy ths charges: William Duddr, Mrs.
William II. McCoy, Blalnn Stanton. Walter
Machold. Mra. L. Ulaler. Mrs. Halite Larkey.
Mrs. Anna Hedcay, Mrs. L. Yatea and Sic
l'llllan. P.id Lion Storage Co., floth A
Arch ats,
BEAL ESTATE FOB BENT
STEA&iSHIFS
AMERICAN EXPRESS
llVJ3slD Avwak
TRAVEL UNDER ESCORT
SOUTH AMERICA JSSSSJ& .?
opportunity. Sail In November. January
or February, .. .
An International Travel Agency
Send tor Booklet
1137 Chestnut Street. Phone, Wal. 4810
'l1 wPiTT Au' up
: t
OLD RELIABLE MALONE
B.Anii ppi
'.VM
n.oo. tls.OO. a
CAyi-CH BABY PAYMENTS
B1CYCLH
azu.uu
I Prominent Photoplay Presentations 1
ErnHiBBBTiimiiiiftiiiii m iiiiiiiiiiim IiMmiiiiiiii i ii i iii ii ii'imiiiii iii i iiiinn i' ii ii in iriTn-iiriiTrniTmiirriirniiiiiinriTrfiiiininiiiifi
0nk
SoSm (hfwrtti,
THE following theaters obtain thtlr pictures tbrongh lb STANLEY Booking
Company, which la a gnarantee of early showing of the "nest produeUsns.
All DJMurss rsflewed before exhlb tlon. Ask for, ths theater In lour locaUty
ibUUlig ptJs tbrough he STANLEY BO0KLN6 COM1-ANY.
12th,Morrls Passyunk Ave.
it. Dally si evgs. u:su
ramoum nciurss.
Alhambra mi'J'd0.1
- 1'inmiu
FANNIE WARD ,n niSAmZr&&-
CHESTNUT
BELOW 10TH
ARCADIA
dorotiiy Dalton & ,I0WAnD Hickman
In "THEjJUNOLE UltlLU-
'xrn-il I ". 62D AND THOMPSON
APOLLO MATINEE DAILY
EDMUND BREESE in
"THE WEAKNESS Of BTRENOTH"
-,-,. nA'-TVlrr B2D ABOVE MARKET
BELMONT oV.8oV;l0o.l?o
Pauline Frederick
In 'THE WOMAN
IN THE CASE"
TIRES. Il.Oll Til K2.7K
t Great Slaughter tn Prices ot All Sundries.
( BECOND-ILVND BICYCLES. (3.00 VP
'k,i fla . ,n,51f'ln' . enamslln. vulcanlilng.
taglng. All kinds of repair work guaranteed.
CV.r. taeaper than the cheapest and our work
better than tbs Ust. Call and be convinced.
Mnsyealngs. Daddy of low prices and bijtt
?v. ?? MAONB. "01 Ciranl Ave.
f08- '' Park CMS D.
1; Comfort Disability Economy
, n i'miac.ejphia-Made Shoes
ri.f'l'ilslpMa leather. Philadelphia workmen.
.l..uf ho,g ' made and lasted by hand. We
Vii'.ln- atock shoes mads on cur custom lasts,
avail ana ae our stock, or write.
V. MCCLOY, SOU Cherry St.. rfalla.
" IW7J"
ATJTUKCN RBS0RT8
ATLANTIC! C1TV, N. J,
mwxMMkwm
ATlUrVNTIC CITY.N'. J.
... seWHSHSHH. HWMIIWHT,
Vrar-. D OOTH AND CEDAR AVE.
CEDAR FARAUOUHT THEATER.
Cyril Maude The Greater Will"
FAIRMOUNT MTIiiixnD avenue
ORRIN JOHNSON in
tub Liairr at dusk." -liberty."
T11 KRANKFOnD
AVENUE
FRANKFORD
EDITH STOREY in
THE SHOP aiRL"
MAT. DAILY
Evgs. T to II,
rrTU QT THEATER.
bb 1 11 sJ 1 Bel, Spruce.
Anita Stewart "The Combat"
20TH AND DAUPHIN
8TRKET8
JEFFERSON
Emmy Wehlen ThB p,1
FORTY.FIRST AND
MnUAHTCIl AVEIIUE
LEADER
LUCILLE LEE STEWART in
"ins wira'a oood namht;
BROAD AND
COLUMBU
LIBERTY
Rita Jolivet Her Redemption"
B2D, AND LOCUST
Mts. 1:30 and 8:80, 10c.
Evas. (1:30. S, O:.10, ISC.
ROBERT WARWICK ZT&n
LOCUST
FOR RENT
Manufacturing Floors
839 Market St., 5th Floor
28x130 feet! heat: elevator sen Ice; suit
able for light manufacturing.
837 Market St., 3d Floor
2Sx204 feet: heat; elevator service; suit
able for light manufacturing.
JOHN DOBSON ESTATE
800 CHESTNUT ST.
or Your Own IJroker.
HEAI, ESTATE FOR BALE
Save Money
and Waste
THE KING S
Every house owner is now Installing a
water meter quickly. It more than pays
for Itself In a very short tlma. He pre
pared for winter and ask your plumber
to Install It NOW. Made hy Union Meter
Company. If not Inatalled by November
I lll not take meter rato for 1017.
Tho Kins Meter Is ths almplest and ths
most noiseless made. Nothing to net out
of order. Easy to Install. Write at onoe,
for particulars. Our special representa
tive will gladly eUo you Information.
' Jzleckj&zos. Co.
Visit Ovr Hasllu Ttcachrd Sfiourootnt
4..l5-5 nna ou .-orin oui nireec
MRS. JAMES B. SIIEEVE, maiden name Katie
C. Kohberger (adoption Uerry). wishes infor
mation regarding the whereabouts of .her fam
ily, John Kohberger, 8r,, John. Jr.. and Mrs.
Prsnk CorherJ, or other relatives. Addrsss
1603 W. Msdlson st Loulsvllls. Kyi
INFORMATION wanted of E. E. HOLMAN, an
architect who. In 1010. had an oRK-e at 1020
Chestnut st.. and later at 1032 Spruce at.
Address D SO, Ledger Office.
.aa.sfc.it i
Jnovr WAjmm-XAL
-. Ccsristeesl (tym fyteVaflf Cain-is t
niSt.niEreS5,,r:tKi'SM' ."! "?' o!
petent tnsn wanted by a latse grSMrr i-m-0?n!!t
in own handwrltlnr. atatrng. ,
"frl. "VJ. iiTcl!2lJl'S. -LAV!,LPlVI.
ilKB'm: ma
-P"l'"r.tv'co Co,, ltul UafKTtay.'
STOCK DCrs
"oners require ths ssrvtcss f Block tstni
farsre boys preferred. Appljr before " Iii mTZSl
SiiWirTT4"1 WOet. ftwtii floor Set
Market st.
HOT Wanted In nfflea leear man.,e-M...lK
aiw .a -.,h .k.. a "-,"v,,iim fcaa
if.l. T 'S,,,,lr"n,1" "" msss nimseii gwi-1
Ji? iT.-u,!vi; 'tood chance for advanrssntwi
for live, ambitious boyt miiet be 10 rears el
CK'ieJK l:."n7 .'' I addresVlivo" '
iHSSFJlv"', 1,l1' ? where you have bOMi'
employed, since earing school and waasa
wanted. Address b. T.. P O, Bog 3800,
BAP.IXE:. AMniTioua, Fon'oFTfdf
nStW iV,Ti,rcX'.in9nA'r'QN' MUST.
MKNt. CALL l',Kb0Kll OWlVn, OT1I Al
,yi BTbT A8 iSuit 'M. llOli
9SJ-rtiiJt,?.rJ.. """ nral office work, fic-
STt A!.rllerttlDl J,.nd' A""1' Overbrook Car-
V&. co.joeth ani Lancaster are.
1,viIi.T:.,n."?T7T,"'.'rcantlle Library wants a
Sn5rJv.,,,,s,IJf,n.Vb?.,JB" work Is Interesting.
..,.. , mnnuiii .win it. i v a. m,
,Mri"r.eLlIln!' ,n ?'?. I'hjla.rmusthave V
refsrencei one. looking for position where he
1123 CheVtmit sl" "' V"n DUMI' ""
"D9J"iEr.rJ,n,,.boJ'' atrong. for hardware TiusTnesa
yihr2h;.,t i"SStlon clt)" ?hnc '?r ad-
X!"0?: Ain"' " own handwriting, H
-.s,ieagsrtjOffice, m
1,cJ;.'vptJ 'o learn wholessTs "woolen business;
must I .1(1 yes rs old, M JlTL Ledger Office,
,,iriJ-5n.rif.or. trr!r.UBl jo.reftrenee. age .and
'"Jarjrjipeclsd,, .11 22, LedgerOftlce, '
"TiM5"rVen,V.,"."d,Vr?'wrnl'd-
0Jh,nVAJ:D ,0 ''' in iiih? lESTiSTMiZ
Unl3rr'Fr,h,Vj;n,,T"ll.bo"- lO.to.ln rears.
eari,7i.hi'i Prlnl'n department, of an old.
miSi, SiJ."ouV opportunity! for advance-
Aodre.'."?, tFc.n?,V.'"y "PKtVL
ll0lT?;n',t'.,XXlt'$; r""l IT'yssrs of age," to
l.?r,Sll?-2?I.?b.ll J.n,ck.rl,,rln- Apply In
ternlonjtlMotor Co., .2802 Chestnut st.
1,(i2te12VSr? W. ilajr nI. nljgbt work! musT
Mnr wlrTilSSI' 9f CurU' PHW'aliliut Cora-
r?-nrivdnesday, between 8 and 4.
B MiLrWe'l.vJ0 r:"t or.ov."r" to WorkTn'wsTi:
VviTfr .,e,V7 vVr ukr. Smith A Page,
. ster st. and Bnder ave. .
"maw". '.h-T" of f9 ,0 run errands and
Co5ljhi;TOSr,! Buplse-Resv-e-Whltln.
B0J8. wsnted"for box shop!" steady work and
gSet.y- A""y N' W. cor. Pth'a'rSrown
Jlnalar .i l2?uen,i1JmuV wl'n and nest:
'!fr'centr7."'1' ",va nt,nnct- 8.
Ch? ftV 5J511 apartment-' voung irian. about
F,I8HKR Wanted, nnlshTr"s"aTSnc: li
F1JJhlMA.i 'wanted, one ausTomedio itui
J?iUrAlok,J,! t'r rk and rood pay. Ap-
!RvforAkNVrraSTni''C
HELP WANTED FEHALE
BOOKKEEPER, capable, with knowledge of
stenography. In wholesale Jobbing house. P
524, Ledger Office.
BOOKKEEPER and stenographer; Insurance of-
flce; references required. 11 25, Ledger Of flee.
CHAMUERMA1D. white; 2 In family. 208 N'7
84th st.
CHAMUERWORK and waiting White Protes
tant, experienced; reference required. Phone
Overbrook 218U.
CHILDNUR8E. experienced. Bwlss preferred,
for one child. Phone 1155 J, Che.stnul Hill.
n oi. jiaruns isne.
EEAIi ESTATE FOU SALE
Victor and Homo
VictorVater Heaters
FOR COAL
A new principle; con
stant supply: 24 to SO
gala., 1c. Heats Radia
tors, too.
Accept no substltuts.
There Is nothing
'Just as good."
Send for Free Rookie!.
S.V.KEEVES,MiT.
45 N. Second St.
Y?sw2bH
Ps tented
SUBCRIIAN
8 L'DL'ltnAN
Market St. Theater "Street
WALTER LAW in
TUB UNWELCOMK MOTHER"
PALACE " MA,nni,io,8T"EET
MAE MURRAY in
THE BIO BISTER"
ntnv R1DOB AVE. & DAUPHIN 8T.
JrAKfs, MAT.. 2 IIS. EVO., 0:43 to 11.
HENRY B. WALTHALL in
"P1LLAR8 OP BOCIETV
1018 MARKET
STREET
PRINCESS
Emmy Wehlen ,1The Prcnder8.,
Ol7I?MT 1M MARKET STREET
Ke.vsc.in i( iiuiiAN roiaa onaix
Alice Brady 4cnle G;ned Cage
RI A. I TTs OERMANTOWN AVE.
1 J - V AT TOIiPEHOCKEN ST.
William Desmond & Enid Markey
In "LIEUTENANT DANNT OF TUB U. 8. A."
RttDV MARKET STREET
U I BELOW 7TH STREET
Blanche Sweet PuhUc ftpJnI(
ion
SAVOY
H. B. Warner
J2U MARKET
BTJIE1ST
"Shell 43"
PIQQ i 1TT1I AND VENANGO ST8.
EDMUND BREESE in
"THE WEAKNE88 OP BTRENOTH"
WKtJY PHILADHLrHIA ,
40TH MARKCT T.
EUREKA
KITTY GORDON in
mmxAWL
Ttb a Ol. AVMNUM HWW TTH
UUUVU 111. 7 aast
V AWfVtUl & WOTOPtAYS
VIPTflDI A MARKET 8T.
V vr e-s, AHOVH NINTH
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG in
i'0TUK PARK BILKNCB1'
QTArJF FV m"kkt awqvb iotii
aiAnuii' hub a. m. to nna p. m.
r PAULINE FREDERICK in
"ABIIE8 Or KMBBHH"
SOUTH PHILADBLPHIA
OLYMPIADARIDfl8
Dorothy Bernard and G1b White
In "WOHTINO BLOOO"
Hlasa 'Vest W4 t kus WUm ie 8s (MeOtt
TfcU
m
B
ELISN FAiK MWOK
DU1LPJNG fflES Q00-50OO
TEH ME3 VOW VU1WWG 000-11000
r.tfni"n awi. nMTT ntm
bU LUtWiJ '"" viu L :
lUtiM PABli' G 135 J. 5TH. JT.
DIB ELIZABEIflAN UOPEflCLI
3Trollqs
3 rare
IN.C0UR5E OT CON5TRUCTIO1N.
$10,500
tfiiL five -. Tfvo a
EjiPifesiaaflffil I
wSjESflSEsPjtM W slaiBri i ' TTlXGiL- -JgaTflT'sMrKXhlaisssssH -
1Sp HniiTiiifiiJ J)jri i
CHILDNURSE and cook wanted. 2 Protestants,
. must have best references. Ph. Ardmore 4DT.
OlRL. general housework, for young couple;
small house In West Philadelphia: good refer
ences required. ,M 928. Ledger OfSce,
OIRL Experienced white clrl; no washing;
family of S. Phono 1705 J. Chestnut Hill.
77118tiMartlnJilane;
OIRL for minor duty In office; cood opportunity,
Apply by letter. Adams fc Westlske, 2218
W. Ontario.
FMS.?H,Lnte bT boiler shop; musTbe
t.rtlJl "ober; young man capable ot doing
wanl. MJ!XSnr 5lng. and on. wH3
litfnt !,idT5S ! a foremsnshlp; address,
whitfae 'un'i.?""81' w" desired ani
tor rtini L0.n f. ???'unl!.n! Permanent Job
'or rwBt rnan. M un. Ledyer Orrice.
aiiJ'fiFl, .f refinement and good appear-
1, 5 '"'arvlsw business men In Phlla. Ap.
. ply S to 7 p. m eio Btoelc Bxchango nulldin
E?iS.Ac?' Tmi Company wants 5 Bro
a?,v?,,hi?r"..'or "oresln Philadelphia and
vSSL A.T.0kwtlf'" nd brJht Prospects for
S ?h!I!K..w.ho,w",t ? advance themselves
ioiha.JdKNorbi..,,.'.,,n- Appir 7 t0 m-
"SFvsftf Ai?D wirB- " . t
. e?i.I? S5?rw ot .h0?9 ,n mal family;
R2n..rs?i5TSiSM,reu,rl,S "llnt waget
r '- " -
GIRLS In lacs curtain tlnlshlne room. Apply
JohnJlrormeyJ8oniLehlBhays.andFront.
QIRLS over 10yeara wantedforIlghtwork;
no experience ne-esssryi S3 week paid while
learn ljg:ApplyJllBN;82dst.
QIRLS. experienced and learners, on calendar
work. Apply third floor. Wolf & Co.. 12tb
and Callowhlll.
GRI8WOLD WORSTED CO.
.DARBY. TA.
Starting up new machinery, wants glrlsi good
wages; steady worla. and will pay while learning.
HOSIER r PAIKEKH and folders. Apply Heger
j""f jinianing iwuis. westmoreianq at u.
HOUSEWORK, general, good cock, for clergy
man s ismny movlns to New York suburos;
Lngllsb. Irish or Scotch prsferred; good refer-
riivq rriuirwii ei.
nuuBBWUKK settled white woman for gsn
eral housowork and plain cooking; family 2
"uu"B. wh evenings, u 10 u o cjock. oit
8. 42d St.
iiuuHUWOIIjy Competent white glrli no wash-
is, uiubl iia irooa coo.: ama
town; wages 17. Csll 80 N
k; small family Jenkln-
r roni
HOUSEWORK Olrl for housework; no cooking;
? Pr week; good reference; no Sunday work,
Day Nursery, 710 Jsckson,
HOUsnwOltK Woman, middle-aged, to do light
tivvmi7vwuri ..iary o. v Bui, ijeqger central.
UUSEWOHK Wanted, girl for gsneral house,
work; 2 In faintly. 2,0 8, 41st at.
LADV, middle, aged, well educated and of good
aaaress, in our sales department; need not
be experienced If willing to learn 1 good pay
and rapid promotion to right party. Call
Wednesday, 10 to 12. V, Chambers, 1718
Sansom
MAID, who undsrstands nursing, or willing to
learn, to take care ot invalid, cook her meals,
etc I best references needed. Address Mrs,
jiiofuifpmery, uj uin si.. i;nester. I'a.
MAII. WHITE. PROTESTANT, TO WAIT ON
ESj Xt'AOEH III SUBURBS,
.KDOER OFFICE.
AND OTHER L10IIT
1- 01,
NURSE wanted for children ot 1 and fi'.4 years
old: best of references required; experience not
5T?M.yyi ' aultable to right person. Call
4401 Msrkst st
OPKICK WORK Young lady for general office
work. Apply, stating age. experience and
. salary expected. P B28. ljger Offlre.
OPERATOU8 on stngle-needls machines; steady
work, Apply Oreenwald Bros.. 247 H. lid.
STENOGRAPHER, experienced and aecuratsT
?r..a bank. Address. In own handwriting,
stating experience and references. P 622.
Ledger OrrVe.
STENOGRAPHER Tounr lady, quick" VnoTact
furatet permanent position. Address "C. II.,"
FTiWMrLXniEItrjlgh "school graduate. aVcu
F!e,d,r"C.nal.,,,flC,i ,l l0 l"ln'
I
I.ANHDALK. PA.
LANSDALE, PA.
. JE2!L
idSxm&ka 9Hff
" MK- fSHL m
. rpSff W Willi Hwiffll-.
izm
. Beautiful Lansdale Homes
Quarter.Acro Ixit, Brick Houses, 9 rooms nnd bath, All Improvement. ::
Water, electric llfht nd a, hot-water heatlnp, laundry Near depot and trolley :;
kv4itan Mute commutation. :$
a?0.UU Jitd Tor D-wlPtUe Circular g
f, C, HWAKTI.MX (HsiHK W. YOUNO
t If
STENOaRAPIIEH. American. experlincsd"'aI
accurate! IIP. R ST, ledger Office.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS The Bell Telsphon.
Company oilers positions as operators to In
telllgent Young women between 18 and 22
,?" "'VI i'r'' a weeK wans learning,
with rap d advancement: a steady position as-
(.
sured, w th pleasant surVoundlnaa .,! n,;.M-i
opportun ty of. promotion. Apply iii nerson to
J?f.di ood reference; good home: every iom
fotL'uburb, D . Ledger OfTIr;. " com
INRTRUME.VrTrAKER8TS724 to 5 per Cay"
of 8 hours; tool makers, 18.85 to 13: tna-
ft'ia i2-78vto ,5' assistant rehinlsi.r$a
S40' l!..i'' " Plt: u-
skilled laborers .12 to 12.24: soldereVs. 2.24
wK'-rl-a-.rff Ar"nal fM to per:
We want 200 strong men. between 2S and 40
HfSX, "' ,-. n2l uPder ' T inches, liti
pounds weight, for flight work: wages JIB at
?jfi! .P'-'oeorkers earn much more; steedr
work Indoors, best of conditions; no trouble:
m'.ii?1.. ,,or m,n antlnt to locate perms,
nently; state age. nationality and experience.
Address A. W Postofflce 13or 8484, Station O
LABORERS, for outside work. 12.21 ner day of
8hours. Apply Jrankford Arsenal.Vrldesburg.
aBOmCR 80, "anfed. Cruso-KekperCo'
y ."!-j-
MACHINLST8. floor and vise hands: itbose ac
customed to machine tool work preferred: best
, of '.teadyFmplomnUpD3s,LeT.
MAN AND WIFE, colored, general utlMyTreL
jrence reoulred. Call Thursdav, Mrs. 8. R,
Cheftn t Hill V Bni s,Dton v
MAN AND WIFE wanted to do all the w'ork In
m., tut
fsmlly 3i 500,1 reference required.
&?r.?SV.Vi.w'aa" to 1U a.
no children; cook
MAM AMn WIPP h.
- ' ,., ..a-.,, v.,,,m, uu -Cllllur
and housemsn. M 114. Ledger Office.
MEN, young, wsntrd as stock bovs In cloak and
suit department; l a week to those thoroughly
experienced and chance for advancement, Ap--J-.1
lc',8uP'rlntendent'i office, ready te
, "art. Frank - Bedcr, 11th and Marker sts.
MKJ WANTED Boilermakers, locomotlrs ma.
chlnlsts. car repairmen, laborers, locomotive
. cleaners. Penna. H. R.' Call X.ll Filbert St.
MEN Wanted, 0 or more, good sronn men;
steady work. Apply Merchants' Warehouse.
Beaih st, above Laurel, after 9 o'clock.
MEN. 10. wanted to learn the aaussWand park '
racking business: 22o per hour. Apply -U43
Oermantown ave.
MOLDKR8 Wanted, several good loam moldera;
7. 7., Aev Vi"s wnunwni, wvoare
P. O. Box 700. Lynchburg. . '
NURSIJ8 AND ATTENDANTS -The New JW,
sey State Ifospltaf. at Morris Plains, for the
treatment ot nervous and mental diseases, re
quires the aervlrea of young men and womea
to become nurses; tralnlnc school course free
for those wishing to tsks It; diploma upon
graduation: will nay at start, men 24 and
women 122 ner month, with twtarrf. ,Mm .na
laundering, and advance according to char?
acter of senlce rendered! experience unneces
sary, ror appiicaiion pian containing ruil
particulars call at hospital or apply hy posts!
card to Dr. B. D. Evans, Medics I Director.'
P. O. address Oreystone Park. N, 1. , ,
u'Fit; liyi wanted, over 10 yearai chanoe te
imomi s(vnosrapner ana later ssiesmau, wail
Wsdnesdar between 1 and 2, 1218 Chestnut,
Room 1002. - j
ORDERLY wanted, experienced; nlgut work, ApV
fT wt, nmai iioapua,!, om ina Jteeq BIS,
nrcuKita on woolen mules. Apply
Jsmea Dohson, Ino, blanket mills,
isne. rails or ncnuyiatn
j-jrirjTTR8'
ones: steai
i-lttsDury
uompany.
EptTlIRLPEilS to go to work'at
ady employment. Apply D. W. Evans. '
r valve Foupdry and Construction .
. Costesvflle, Pa. T
the Bel ..Telephone Company oberaiora'
rn,0,,.V's u'',.., i "' between 810
a. m. and a p. m. , Monday, Tuesday and Fri
day evenings between T.30 and 8 .JO o'clock.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR8, local and Io";
Unce: experienced. Apply Keystone Tsl,
Co . J 8 8. 2d st. Rooma4oa.
ng dls-phone
WAITRESS, white, capable, trustworthy, -jied
to care ot pne china: prltate family In Phlla.
suburbs. A 188, Lsdcer Office. r"a.
WOMAN wanted, reliable,
iiouaewi
Thompsoo,
n. j,
Lsdcer Office.
lteTOik?I"
luhlla fa
'V,.0",'!?' .....'" VA maV ai
"l.' V.-V-i.'". .i?...vY.P.
-4 , .W ",
Atlautls Cltri
YOUNG I.DY wanTed to , learn 'ie-sTrVniM
work, largs grocery buslosss center ufrltvr
., .w ., . luvuii.i.. wiiq roance
8ALESMAN Wanted, an experienced sslesman
lor an installment furniture store; must lie a
msn well acquainted with this business, sober
and Industrious and corns well rscommendedl
none but thoss having a good trade In this line
nsea appiyi gooa pay 10 nsrnt, party. AUIjr
In person to Quakertoan Furniture and M,
ding Co.. 7th and Juniper sts., Quakertowa.ra,
BALK8MAN -experienced pearTbutton aabwT
nan for eastern territoryl must give txclitv-
iime .0 our jine 01 irescwaisr pcaris, in diuc
bt carded: only first-class men wanted by
largest wests factory. Lock Boa -08. Dee.
R, Muscatlns, la.
SALESMAN Shoe salesman. thorownWy u
perlencedl stats reference and expeeleoeel aecd
salary. M S4T, ledger Crotral.
8ALE8 M'ANAOER Ve Deed a man .whs) Ota
se:i ana wno csn qmuir wsiiwh ss.se rswis)i
must have exceptional ability,
ergy and be able to eet out
best that is in taw
acter must, equal t
t-,i-l nnnArtUAltVl
account. 0 ftj, TttSjtT Central.
m ana
stbw saes (k
I. tM cbw.
ncemfnt state age.
Addrsss
IKS
ll.ayiibne wanisa lor grades, hlgb a
axz.
schools; positions waiting. Naiiaual
, Agency I) II Cook, Mgr WTPaTl
yeperai
l'WA5jlKR8 want.d for gfaiTTI high and prrvsle
schools) positions waiting, Rst gf Ti-a?
Agsncy t. II, Cook. Mtr. SrrKily igfWt.
for ad.
. u, slog
i private
Teaehere'
1 ) isilinmg,
"BXVS WAMTBD XAXJt
t. , ,
BOOKKEEPEKhfeunr man. ,18 to -8 yaaas aid.
Uaslst on booLsi tu with WstVSi mil
noicTsDnv ana ivbtaritinr nM.TrU, t.
chance for advancement
with full nartlculars aa
references and salary expect
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STOOiC SOTS "
niauaera require Me- aervUew t V seaak
Market street.
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to M, ir.ra.rUy. pr'.r&i
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travel Venitli Vutts, A ,l1r-i
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