,At Convention Hall Safety
uUon, Not "Meanness,
fry Chief uianc
.w Mf rv.nvAnt.on
&h c Uo8n sT.rr ambers
Liltlir b" B4" Cl.rk ?" .. Sf
sol" e, it safety
rKIVk whs surprised today wnsn
?i.i5 tha net. II. C. Stone
STUklnP" of mi "unseen hand."
I CWs c?-t ..tincr held tn tho Con-
It " ?ZI. ..iiii.n wiunnot direct-
ith Stonemen or any other body
aSSlV structural standpoint.
I .s-. r.11 w.a icrtT4t4.tin.fi
LS i ordered an tnspectldIP of the
P-i.. a-..- that the, o-atlerv was
4- "?,." .. t i nntlfled John
RL5o It superintendent of real s-IT.?-
o..n nf citv ProDertv and
i f U -"---, -Jhi nlnr nf th.
? I",; KmlaW and
I tiitoanlo coramltteo arranBlnK the
reccyuuu.
letten aro alt on nie ana were is
- a- .v. fltnnMntn nor- did I
!2imln mind at any stage of the
t"P. " ...l,MIM nf anl.
There wa ,.,.... . ......
'. ..." v.Al- nvwAAdlnff. It waa
T matter of safety and regard for
" v miffht attend any of tho meet-
fTw. K.id m the building-."
JSL.tT.flre policemen barred entrance
I"',. . i.t t,lht and Rtnnemen
""". c th. miflltnrliitrl
I the roam "" " "" r V"
i f these said they could not hear the
and music. r. owm
..it e.t.iti v.wdnlt Mtreet. n mem-
JVtfca festival committee, declared tho
!. .. n.M. .nA BnMlfM th. rVn.
rrTiruHnuatid secret motlvoa on .the
t t toe city officials.
" . --
LVIVAMVEEKIN AID
OF 8CIIAFF MEMORIAL
I and Other Organizations Plan to
Raise $800,00 for Building
'a- charitable and phltanthroplo or-
Mis are co-wi "" """
. i. Hi.na fAf th. Rehaff Carnival
.which will be held In Horticultural
member 27 to Decemoer z, io raise
h .. tv. ahnfT nulMlnir. which will
rMtd at Fifteenth and Race streets as
L ......- tn flvlrt mr.nrt.fl.
t'jJwJnent men will speak at the carnival.
lavuireneci mo pinrii- ui mo wvuiiiiia
i with psseants and booths. The or-
Heni imeresiea are mo oociaiy iur
dn( Charity, Pennsylvania Society
,-t rn.tli..n frni fVii.Uv- Phlldmn'll
I geeltty, Seybert Institution, Children's
l and Pennsylvania acnooi lor docibi
teeter Krusen, of tho Department of
ft Htajui ana i;nani.iea ; xj. r rnnitiin
r, J. .Bruce Ryall, Riley M. Little,
ifd J.TJevmian. Edwin D. Solcnbercer
fHajr Smith "Wallace are advisory mem-
i M the committee aireciing cne wont.
SchaS memorial committee contains
I same of Governor Brumbaugh and
r jromlnent men of this city.
JEWS PRAY FOR PEACE;
YOMJUPPUR OBSERVED
Religious Ceremonies Began at
Sunset and Will End With
Feasts Tohlght
In the synasonues of Philadelphia and In
thousands of households throughout tho
country n special prayer for peace Is belnir
offered today. Tho peace prayer Is a
special feature of the Tom Klppur cere
monies, which began at sunset last nlh
and Vrlll continue until sunset tonight.
For the twenty-four hours every Jewish
house of worship will be crowded, the men
In prayer shawls and, skull caps, occupying
the" floor, while women throne the Rallerlea.
Before sunset the last meal was eaten
and the homes put In readiness for the day
of fastlnir that precedes the fast of tonight
The synagogues wore prepared to receive
the flood of worshipers.
f?.ntnr VimA mmifitl th-t. ....
.......... v ...... ,., i.vt. ii.ru uiiiaa pre-
pared for the long vlcll. They were sur
rounded by their choirs, men and boys
wearing prayer shawls of white silk edged
with black. Throuchout the night the- can
gregatlonn, the cantors and the choirs chant,
ed the psalms of Israel.
Today Is a day of Incessant prayer. In
the afternoon comes the ylskar, the prayer
for the dead, which marks the beginning
of the end of the Day of Atonement. The
nlla Is sung, and then comes the shout
vocal with the hope of ages:
"In the year to come wo shall be In our
Holy Land."
Next comes tho Intoned prayer of marlv,
and the praying; hosts know that the sun Is
setting; and another Day of Atonement la
almost at an end. As tho final Invocation
comes to a close there Is a shufflo of shoe,
less feet, and the congregation, weak from
abstention from food and drink and racked
by Inaction, slowly makes Its way to the
door.
Shoes aro donned, and the ancient cere
mony retreats at once Into tho shadow of
the past as the lights and clamor of tho
city beat In upon the throng. Briskly the
tedlUUOM. jsst eio Pu pl B 10UJ( JSB
starts for the home, whero the feast will
proclaim again that Tom Klppur Is past.
$10,000 IN GOLDFISH ON VIEW
Annual Exhibition Opens at .Horticul
tural Hall Somo Specimens
Worth $25 to $100 Each
Goldfish worth $10,000 are on view to the
publlo In Horticultural Hall at the annual
exhibition under the Joint auspices of the
Goldfish Fanciers' Society and the Aquarium
Society.
The most expensive fish of tho species are
on free display at tho show, which opened
this morning. Somo of the 200 fish, such as
Japanese goldfish, the telescope and the
lion's head, are worth from $75 to $100
each.
Tho exhibition will continue tomorrow
and Monday. Whllo 12,000 went to Horti
cultural Hall last year to watch tho fish, a
larger attendance Is expected this season
by George B. Smith, president of the Gold
fish Fanciers' Society.
In Mlm th vi-.... ... ' iw -.mt
tf Ben Hur In the adaptation of Wallaw'a
hnv.l ... . ... . . . .
' ! nunng iuo.o.- ne siarrea in
"Brown ot Harvard.'
SBentfjS
III.. KUWIti , htmbiind of c.rolrn ! A
klnson. sent 8, htltltrt and frlrtid. Invited
to fiinor.I, sun., at a p. tn., from al brother's
i"mdtn' N. J.Int. TttTM.. llstielsh Am.
time f T l m Bt' "" ' p" m "
tt-5i!liH.,?8-,r0el- MAnoAnET p.. widoV r
iV.nr( '.' nlne,, ff1 0, nltlTt. snj
frltnds Intlttd to funeral rlc., Mn ,
Int prim. West taurtl 31111 Cem.
nJ,lMtClIT0,lP I70ct- " KMZA. duhtr of
0ttllb and Mart lin-hlold. nlatlv and
(rlcnda Imrltnl to funvral fnrtc. ilon , 3
p, m at nleet'a reatdenc. Mrs. Hampton t
1 "r, lsot Mrlroae are., Melrote lrk. Omit
now n.
t.A.MEnEi:-syflAN CAitrnKU widow of
Jaryb rtntjjil. IlrUtlrra ami trlfnda InTtttd
to funrral. Mon., 8 p m . SOI N Nervine it.
Itemalna majr ba vlewrt Bun . H to 10 p. m.
SA!r.,0y. M W llelatlTfa and friends In.
?1. ? J'lK"1! sertlees. second dar. 11 a. ra..
140 U. 18th it. Omit Bowers. Int. private.
" C. Car.jn and. dauchter of Carolina B.
rr. ssed Al. rttlattns and Crltnda Invlttd
to tuneral, flun.. I p. ra.. 200J Wharton at,
Int. Northirood Cam. Ilemalna mr ba viewed
Baturdar are.
nShl3 ! JWtmA S. CLINB. sce.1 60.
tlt!t,r" n,, 'rB"d Invited to funrl sirvle,
.onj.'' ? "! ISO.rsraon at., Katton, ra. Int.
SyJ,V3 , llilla.. on arrival ot train
eavtns Kaiton. Pa., 10:lt a. m.
cmtNoyicir Oct. a. mautj., wif of
and frlrnda, B. V. It. Rodalltr and Itoaary 8o-
" "i .'V" n'P s tnurcn, invnau to runtrai,
Mon., sao a m., from to 8. Front at. Solemn
rfuutem rnaas St. l'billp'a Church, 10 a. m. Int.
Hour Croaa,
DKMrsET. Oet.4. ELIRATJETlt A., daush.
n'.ii6 J- and late. Ella Dimt.nr (na Klvnn),
neUtlvea ana fritnd invited to runeral. Jfon..
S-ao a. m.. BM0J4nrue at., Weat l'hlla. Utah
of rtgulem Churrh of tha Traniftruratlon,
10 a. m. Int. Itolr Crooa Cm.
IX)I.ANr-pct. 4. ITtANCrs P.. huaband ot
ElliJ K. polan. ltalatlvaa and IrUnda Invito.!
to funaral, Motv. 8:S0 a. m., SS20 Plna at.
solemn rvqulcm maai St. rAtrlck'a Church, 10
a. m. Int. private. Old Cathedral Cem. Ornlo
novrara.
tiOWl.lNO. Oct. 8. JOSEPH, huaband of lata
llannora Uonllnr. lulatlvea and frenda.
Hirawberrr Quoit Club Invited to funeral. Mon.
J 30 a. m . 2KD3 W, Diamond at. Soi.mn hlat
maa. Church of aloat lTacloue IHood. Slth and
IMamond eta., 10 a. m. Int. New Cathedral
Lem.
IH3WNET Oct. 0. JOHN, son of late Jame a
nd Marr Downer. Kelallvee and friends, am.
plorea Ifenry A. Itltner'a Bona, Invited to fu
I'ral, Tues., S-SO a. m . residence ot sister,
Mrs. Ellta Cahtll. 3HS2 Hitter st. Solemn re
yulem mass at. Ann's Church. 10 a. m. Int.
,,olX."epnlehre Cem.
KCKaTElN. Oct. . 1JOVJBA. wife of Chirlea
Eekstoln. ltslattves and friends Invited to fu.
neral aervlces. Mon., 5 p. . m.. imrlora of
Schroeder-Kephart Co.. 4th and Arch ate.. Cam.
Mettle A. Welder1.' lulatlvea and'frlenila. mem
i(i(
SALESMANSHIP CLUB FORMED
tjev mrrvTia nsinrrnpa
:it mwuivuu ""'""
i Kv. Edwin B. Lane. II. a,, pastor in
i at Us St. John Episcopal Church, will
i at both the morolnx and evening services
TUllim I. Hull, of Swarthmoro Collecs.
lines the men's meetlns at tho Weat
V. M. .. A. Inmorrow afternoon on
rtoans Man and His World Job, or the
Siurcallonallsm After the War.'.'
;
of North Philadelphia will hold their
ads this afternoon under the auspices ot
lerated Mlnlaterlura, ot North i'hlladel-
i nlilet tot nenalnnlnp veteran rlerevmen
Is dtarussed by ministers tn 100 Methodist
aj cnurcnea in tnis cur tomorrow, 'ina
. 1. nreMiflelrt. of Title, will Tireaeh In
vtetj-ntatb Street Church In th raomlnc
iiRer. J. T. H Smith, editor of tho Vst-
oer, wm speaa ia uie avenuia;.
I fete forum to be conducted In the Central
i u. a mil &fc.ii luiiiuiiun n.ieiiiwiu
mt three with a talk br.Oeorae W.
an. uunaer or ins i' oa nan l-orum, in
eu j!.sBeniiais as emocracy."
i Rev. Dr. Davto? Ml Steele, rector of the
oi hi. urn and the Kpipnanr.wiiLpreach
a Uw mornlna and afternoon cervicea to.
ew. "the anthem at the vesper service
Fes l. QUdsoma Lltht."
her. A. J. Coleman will address the Oer.
I Iinltarlan Stu.t.. tnmrrr mu mnmln.
rclock on 'The Harvest.'
I fJUV. Dr. irnwarit A T3.i. nt Vtha-.
Iseesoh at the First Unitarian Church to
H mornlnc on -Tho Hellilon of' the
Lv. Dr. Ederln Heyl Dslk will preach
, " " Matmews- iiurcn at Doth
lUhistrated travelogu on Porto Htoo on
ver niaoh wl ui cnurcn.
JS?,.t?;,.T1V. 5",'eT Oreen. pastor of
i; " i"' J"(noaisi episcopal cnurcn,
t" tho men's meetlnf In- the North
HU subject will bo, "Wantedl The
I laSUlAP Tnftnfhlw Mull.. .. .1. ii m.
I Wul M held IdnutrrAw iftrniMn half
a iErLaSJ'b J.,.,,m'1r rooms of tha Beth
SrsewtTia. Tlilrtx-second street and Mont.
r irTJl'. Jaa !)fm?n,1 MacNallle will
a.
itekaSTn" Jr,nteco,t' n. D pastor
a2eeLPr.Vb.yntWn ct""K will preach
Jjawovf. at 10:15 a. m. and T:45 p. rn,
fSMrin. clercrman recentlv rrlal.rai. f.i.
i urthday.
r Itlaatlna. In ah. ... -. nu..
ail"!:"" '.' l n' av.rniy-nrst
iAhrtii.';il "-? aenncea have been
Mrthaaummerbr J,8. Washburn
K ..,hilc .rs.,.i Ylh. he he d tomorrow
Kr'Ad1.,,!1 ). " v" St. Paul a
L PMUl TlM'la m..!'..! .a .a.. a.J ..
f?tfLl.?S
.1 wv.-h?-B4f ".?. .'...'!. Trinity
."" aini win nava cnarae
il. """on ls at Holr Trlnlly
laiT fh ' '"" peeiinf-a at tne Open
U!h,.m'.0'-nd.Lee atreeta. toroor.
SaaeT. .7 '. lirrl,n. will speak at
ST!?"rinftv,rSf.ri'. Church, Flftv-nlnth
tiiruilty place tomorrow afternoon.
XiaiuCS NOTICK8
" TsBHPr.w n,..a
.. k it vrt''..-"r" a
I i V.-",lHrs..Wi
-. vonweu will
Berks ate
cna. '
c looto
SSJSP-Sr,"!01??. Ortanlst.
.. a rv p. m.
a, m.,
f aricUie-l Ua'tan...,-. '
.i - wu-tisc inuaiH
riiCKh!!!! y- V-i Paator,
laLaV-Wor.hlf .. .yn. w Pastor.
salha.Al.
' "ffliCH or t:
lutaaT su.h"xr2 .
sta,
3-fai:p,.
-"w ww..wk' a seat
gSis8 "
MfjSS"T
SKSL
tftafK'iS
Members of Many Organizations Will
Try to Bring Convention
Salesmen, sales managers nnd heads of
different business organization! at a meet
ing; In the Bellevue-Stratford last night or
ganized the Fhlladelpnia salesmanship
Club. .The object of the new organization
has the double purpose of promoting tho in
terests ot the profession and to obtain for
the city the World's Salesmanship Con
gress to be held next year.
Tho following offlcors were elected: Presi
dent, Charles M. Wossels; vice presidents,
E. T. Butterworth and A. E. Maltby; treas
urer, John Clark Sims, and secretary, E. S.
Caywood.
GEORGE LONG IN ALLENTOWN
Head of Inasmuch Mission to Conduct
Revival Meetings
Mr. and Mrs. George Long, of tho Inas
much Mission, will open tomorrow in Al
lentown a two weeks' series of rally day
and evangelistic, services In the Bethany
United Evangelical Church, Sixth and Oak
Btreets.
Mr. Long will make his first address to
morrpw afternoon, followed by Mrs. Long,
while special evangelistic services will be
held every night except Saturday until Octo
ber 22. David Chapman will conduct the
Saturday night meetings during the ab
sence of Mrs. Long and Andrew II.
Haughey will preach Instead of Mr. Long
at the Sunday services In the mission.
HENRY WOODRUFF DIES
Actor Starred Four Seasons in Play
"Brown of Harvard"
NEW YOItK, Octw 7.-Henry "Woodruff,
star of tho play "Brown 'of Harvard" a few
years ago, died at, the Hotel Algonquin last
night after a brief' Illness.
Mr, Woodruff, born In Jersey City In
1870, mado his first stage appearance at
the age of nine In ','Plnafore." In 1887 he
Joined A. M. Palmer's company, appearing
BRUMOUS NOTICES
rreebyterlan
IIOl'E, SSd and Wharton sta.. Minister,. itav.
J. OllAY 1IOLTON, D, I). I nav, WILLIAM
TAYIAMt CALDWELL. Assistant 10:5a. Hev.
Mr. Caldwell) 7;45, Dr. Bolton: theme, "Christ
and Mjj"
Protestant. Episcopal
C1IVHCU Ol' TUB HOLY APOBTMW, 21st and
Christian ats. Her, Ororsa Herbert Toop.
P. D.i Hector. Bervlces. 0 a. m... 10:30 a. m.
and 7:40 p. ra. Sunday ttchool and lllbla
claases. 2:30 p. m. llecltal by orsan. harp
and violin before and after tha evenlns serv
CHURCH OF ST. LUKP
Thirteenth at, below Spruce.
HEV. DAVID M. 8TEKLE, Rector
BWO a. m. MOiy ujmrauniiii.
.00 a. tn. Bunaay pcnooi. ,
:0O a. m. Mornlna Prayer and Sermon, . .
:00 n. m. Kvenlne Prayer, Anthem and Ad.
Tha Hector will preach at both servleee.
!
8T, JOHN'S CHURCH (Northern Liberties)
llrown and North American eU,
Rev EDWIN BELDKN LANK, D. D. Mln-
8et?vlVh5r'V ra.. Holy Communlom 10:S0
a. m'TMonilo Prayer and Bermoni iiaft p.m..
Sl-nday Scbooli 7: p. ra., Bvenlns Prayer
Ml frnSrparishloners arewrdlally Invited
to return to their forroerl Church Home.
i - i
Beveala Pay Aflvestlst .
"Was Paul a Seventh-Par Adventlstf"
7iit sermon In the tent 61st and I Ssnsom
Buoday, Ht. Meetlnaa every nisht In the
rhurchV Met and Loouat. beslnota Monday,
Com.
pBiUriaa
21
'A.
oa
V.Og
T., will praaiw
Waaa'.V
sspssnsSLW
M-ll a.
af rUiana 1U.
:eo ol the
n la Faafia"
tht," by Cfcad-
ASIAN geCIaWY
srv4e. 11 a.sa.
,' v Yaaaat M' k AWtMHW
IMaATtWI
Harir, crwe. M, J., San.i 11 te It ien.
LBX. Oct. fs CHAItLKS B. LRX. son of
lata Charles K. and Mary .'. Les, Funeral
ervlcea at St. Mary's Church. Locust st, above
Svth, Men. 12 noon, Int private.
LINDSKT. Suddenly Oct, 8, JAMBS XV.
huaband of Mary M. Llndser (nee Casey). Itela
tlvea and friends, Electrlo AM Society, emrlorea
ot lvlectrleal Vureau, all other societies of which
ha was a member. Invited to funeral, Mon., -:30
a. m., Haines st., east of Oronti are. Solemn
requiem maee. Itolr Ancela' Church, 10 a, m.
Int. Holy Tlepulchre Cem,
LONtl Oct. 8. JOHN O. LONn. Relatives
and (rlenda Invited tn funeral services, Sun,,
3 p. m., residence of ilauimer, Mrs, Lewie
Cumralnia, 123 N. Redfleld si, Int. Mt. Morlah
MAKNE. Oct, 6. 8USAN M.. wife nf Edward
Maene, and AS. Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral services. Mon , 2 p. m . PS3I Danes
et . llustleton, l'hlla. int. private, Pennypack
Cem.
MAltCH Oet. 0, at residence, Ounter Apt .
41at and llaltlmore ave., ANN1U MAKCH. ltala
tlvea and frlenda Invited to funeral sertlrea.
Sun., n p. tn.. at Oliver II. llalr DM., l8.'0
Cheatnut .at. lnt private.
. McCAN Oct , DKLLA. vrlf ot Thomaa
MrCan, lata of 1447 Crystal at , and daushter
ot ftrldtn ana lata Michel Murray, ef aienlsand.
County Mayo, Ireland. Relatives and frlenda
. .orl "icnmona council no. .ai. Jr. v, u
A. Jl , Invited to funeral servlcea, Mon.. 2 p
in., .um a. venanvo or jpi, privaie. 'iietvue
(em. Rematna may be vlened Sun. from 7 to
P m.
VRi.nwn
.v.. a uinnlnm aai.-a. Af
Adam FeMer, in her 7flth year. Ilelatlvea and
iiiquub inviteu 40 runerai services, aion., s p.
m.. at the residence of her eon-ln-Iavr. W. W.
aV!1"'', 7320 Elmwood ave. Int. prlate, at
Mt. Zlon Cem.
-rTANAOAN. Oct. 0. JAMES J. FLANA
GAN, husband of Ellen Flanaran (nee Daly)
and son of lata James and IlrlJeet Klannsan.
i.ai.nTjs ana menus invitca 10 lunerai. 'lues..
".SO a. m., S600 l'lna st. Solemn hliih mass
of requlitn St. Patrclk'a Church, lu a, m.
Int. Holy Cross Cem.
PpOTE. At I)ev-,rly. N. J.. Oct.'C. CtAT
TON ELLIS, husband of Masxla M. Foolo. Rsla
Uvea and friends, Farnum School and Hoard of
Kducatlon ot lleverly, Invited to funeral. 72H
Llliabeth St.. lleverly, N. J Sun., Oct. S. 2.30
P. m. Int. Monument Cem.
OKISUWIAN Oct 4. CHARLES QKISEL
MAN. husband of the late Mary Oelselman. aaed
3. Ralatttea nnd friends Invlteil to funeral.
v.wn., r,Mj k. m., rum rrniurnce oi nis enusnier,
Mrs. Theresa F. Lonir, K33 N. Jessup. Reuulrm
mih mass at St. Malachys Church, 10 a. m.
Int. Holy Croas Com,
OEOIIOAN. Oct. 4. JOHN, husband of Helena
Ceorcan. Relatlvea and frlrnils Invited to fu
neral seritces. Sun.. 2 p, m 2320 W. Shars
,TJ?., 'nt. Private.
OILMAN, Oct. 0. WILLIAM, husband ot
Clara Oilman (nee Olfford), axed i. ltela
tlvee and friends, the members Caot. Walter
S, Nenhnll Poet. No. T, I) A. It., and members
of the Hancock St. M. E, Church. Invited to
funeral. Mon.. 1 o. m.. 1144 Frankford ae.
Servlcea In the Hancock St. it. 13. Church,
Mon., 2 p. m. Int. private, American Mechan
ics' Com. Remains may be Mewed Sun., after
fi'LENNIE. Oct. . ELIZABETH, widow ot
Robert Glennle. Relatives and frlendai Invited
to funeral service. Mon., 2 p. m., at 2312
Howard at Int. private,
OORMAN. Oct. 4. JAMES J husband of
urluaet Oormsn (nee Lyons). Ilelatlvea and
friends, tho Ironworkers' Cnlon. Ixicnl No. 801.
and alt other aoctetlea ot which he was a
member. Invited to funeral. Mon., H:80 a. m.,
3001 N. 4th st (83d Ward). Solemn reqolem
mass. St. Veronica's Church. 10, a. m. Int.
Holy Sepulchre Cem, "
IHCALEY Oct, 4. EDWARD, husband of El
len Healer. Relatives and frlenda. Sacred Heart
Soc. ot S(. Ann'a Church. Dlr, No. 2I A. O.
II.: Marine Knclneera. No. 13, I). A.t HA Dom
inic's I. C. II U. Soc . Invited to funeral; Mon..
8 30 a. m . 2444 E. Huntingdon at. Solemn re
quiem maea St. Ann's Church, 10 a. m. Int. St.
Ann'a Cem.
. HENRY. Oct. 5. WILHEI.M1NA C. HENRY.
beloved wife of Walter R Henry (nee K'rui).
acted 44, Relatives and frlenda also members
of Harry Clay Council. No VO. I. of I... In
cited to funeral aervlces. Mon., 2 P. m.. late
residence. 333 E. Wyomlnc nvo. Int. private,
HUlsldo Cera., Automobile funeral. Remains
mar be viewed Sun., 8 to 10 p. m.
H01,I.AND-Oot. 4, ALBERT, huaband of
Sarah (nee Krlsbaum) and aon of Oeorse and
Elizabeth J. Holland, ated 2H. Relatlvea and
friends. Swedeland Ixdcr, No. 210. 1C. of P.,
Carpenters' Union. No. 463. Invited to funeral
services, father's residence. State and Mill
Creek rds., Oladwyn, Pa., Mon.. 2 p. m. Int.
private. Lutheran Cem., Ardmore.
HOWARD. Oct. 8. MARY ELIZARETH
widow tfamuel Howard, aaed 47 Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Mon., tf.8n a m..
brother's residence. 3413 Crystal st 33d Ward.
Hlsh requiem maas Church of the Ascension, 11
a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.
I.NOHAM Oct. (I, WILLIAM, huaband ot
the lata Elizabeth Ingham, and 61. Relatives
and friends, also Centrnnlal Lodge, Hone of
M Oeorse, Court Clearfield, No. 106, K, of A
Invited to funeral. Mon., 1 p. m , from real
ilenca of daushter, Mrs, Harry Hulings, 8421
Renner at.. Wlsalnnmlnr. Int. Oakland Cem.
Remains mar be viewed Sun. eve., H to in.
JONES At Lltlts. Pa.. Oct. 2. THOMA8 V.
JONES, aged M. Relatlvea and friends. Urabla
Post. No, 10. U..A. R.I 20th Ret , Pa. Vol.!
Yuba Tribe, No. 27S. I. O. 11. M.i Sons of Vet
erans. Ladles' Auxiliary ot Post 10. tl. A. It..
and all other orsanlzatlona of which ho wns a
member. Invited to funeral. Sun., 3 p. m., from
headauartera Post 10. a. A, It., 721 Wharton
at, Int Lafayette Cem.
JONES. Oct, R, at residence, 4S28 Sprint;
field ave., CHARLES FENNER JONES, aied
73. Servlcea and Int. private. '
KANE. OcL 8. LULU MAY KANn (nee
Naylor). wife of Wilbur T. Kane, ased 23,
Relatlvea and frlenda Invited to funeral aervlces
Sun.. 2 p. in., at parents' residence. Hot) 1
Prsnxford ave,, Ilnlmesburs. Int. private. Wll
llsm Penn Cem. Remains may ba vlowed Sat.,
between 7 and ft p. m Auto aervlee.
IvARHACIL Oct, B, SOPHIA, wife of Mich
ael Karbach, seed 88. Relatlvea and friends,
alt aoctetlea of which she waa a member, ln
'vlted to funeral. Mon,. 7 JO a. m 264S N.
IUh at. Requiem -mass Bt. Ronaventura's
Church, 0th and Cambria sta., D a. rn. Int,
private.
' KELLY. Oct. 4. DANIEL F aon of Mary
and lata John Kelly, ased 82, Relatlvea and
friends. Dlr. 88. A. O. II. i L. O. of M.. No.
84: Local No. 113, I!. I. L. of A.t James
Stepbena Ilenefldal Asso , Invited to funeral,
Mon . B30 a, m., 426 Richmond st, riolemn
requiem mas. Church of Immaculate Concep.
Uon. 10 a. ra. Int. New Cathedral Cem.
KbltN. Oct. 0, MATHILDA, widow of Kd
ward Kern (nea Bhlnnaberry). Relatives and
frlenda Invited to funeral services, Mon , 2 p.
m , dauahter's residence, Mrs. Mary liyrnes,
2427 Arlington St. (23th and Norrls). Int.
strictly nrltale. Friends may call Sun.
KNK1HT. Oct. 0. MAJOR T, MORRIS
KNIOllT. Relatlvea and frlvnds, Oeorsa O,
Mead Post, No, 1, Q. A. n.. Invited, to funeral
services Tuea.. 2 p. m Oliver II, Uavr llulld
tn, 1820 Chsstnut at.
LARK1NS Oct. 6. EDWARD JOSEPH, aon
of lata Mary and. Michael .Larklns. . In 28th
ysar. Helatlvee and frlenda invited to' funeral.
'Mon.. 7S0 a, m.,.840 New Market st. Hlsh
mass Bt. Auxustlne's Church, 6 a, m. Int. Holy
Cross Cem.
LESLIE. At Trenton, N. J., Oct. B. SARAH
J,, widow of Stevenson Leslie. FuneraLaervlcea
at lata residence. 242 E, Hanover at.. Trenton.
NT J-. Bat. 8 p. m. Relatlvea and friends may
view remains at residence of nephew, Dr. J. IS.
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Invited to funeral, ,Mon., 840 a., m., Vesidenco
ca Murray ivti ri .
1(111 maaa HI. Rd
Church. 10 A. M, Int Holy Crosa Cam.
HlllllM II' lUIKIfl, .IVIIij
of her brother, Patrick m
t. tilth and Morris), 111
Church. 10 A. if. Int lie
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v-l s lllnnnn ,nn ha lata
Thomaa and Ann. McCoy, jtsiatlvaa and frlenda
lunerai. eion,, isu a m.i resiuvnrai
Smith. SU N Reese st. lttsh mass
ivi cnurcn, a. m.
Thomaa a
Invited to
ne li r
Of requiem St. Veronli
Int Cathedral Cem. Auto service.
..JWIOWAN. 4Vt. (I. at 1837 8, 8th St.. HAN
NAH, wife ot Daniel McOowan, Br, (nee Ring.
land), ased 88. Nolle at funeral later.
MrMASTKR. Oct. . MAROARBT t, wit
of llpbert. J. McMaater (nee Lyle). Relative
and frlenda Invited to funeral service, Mon.. "J
&m , husband's residence, 833 'dates at.,
anarunk Int. strictly private.
MrNAllER. Oct. 3. RLiyAllKTII M,. wtf
"r hdward D, McNamea and daushter of Thomaa
S . H?u (n" te Mary l-qwera. lieiaiirea snu
friends Invited to funeral. Mon., 7.80 a. ro.,
residence of her father. 6248 llasel are.. West
Phlla. Solemn mass of reoulem I7hurch n
Transflsuratlon. 6 a. m. Int. iiniv r-mas Cem.
MEEIIAN, Oct, 4, JOSEPH F.. aon of lata
llltem and Elisabeth Meehan Murray. Rela
tive and frlenda. Lode No, 84, L. O, O, M.. tn.
vlted to runerai. Mon., 8:30 a. m , 3683 Sprln
Oardsn at. Solemn maaa of requiem, Cburoh of
St Aesiha. 10 a. ra. Int. 014 Cathedral Cem.
auid runerai
attMTWSI
of let Kva Anna Bceiaefer, rrJ.tl. Relatives
SM !.'.'"!$' Invited to luneraLMon., 2 p. m..
VIA W Duncannon ave Int. Northvmod Cera.
Remains dim fee viewed Bun., 8 to 10 P. tn.
i flRHOMRMAM At Atro. N. J., Oet. , W1U
MAM, hueliand of Christina Prhoneman, aeed
7. ..nelallves and friends, Cnmanch Tribe,
No. 78, I OHM. Invited to funeral services
Sun., 4 SO p. m , Atco. N, J, Int. Ilerlla. N.
J Trains lean Market st ferry 8 a, m. and
1 p, rn.
BC1IRADKR Oet. . MAltT I, wlf of
Charlea Sehrader. Residence. 33.3 N, 12th at.
Due notlre of funeral will b- (Iven.
BIIAMMO.Ort. 4. MART J . widow of Pr. 3,
n. shammo and mother ef Dr. fleorc C
Shammc. Relative and friends Invited to fu.
neral, Mon , 8:30 a m., 20 N. Ud at. Solemn
requiem mess Church of Our Lady ef Victory,
10 a m Int. strictly private. Remains may be
.ri i-n . .rxm. . to I. J, 11
rrr ln not
ed tn funeral, Mon,. o
llleh maaa of reaalem
Int. Itolr crass rem.
PRANK It , husband ot
SHERRY. Oct. S. ELI.AIIKTH. wife ot th
(ne Uoeidwln),
Relatlvea
rn
Ilelatlvea and frlenda Invited to funeral serv.
, Sun.. 1 p. m.. apartment of A. . Mercer
ihr. 2083 Osford st. Int. Chelten P'lle Cem.
rACKHOtlriK. At Moorestnwn. N. i , Oct.
ASA MATLACK STACKHOUSE, ased 72,
oA,.RvL',lUAwr-iet- .s miss SUSAN, me-
OUIUAN. aired, 7t. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral. Mon., 2 p. m., from residence
it . ?T' Puke. 049 Harrison ave,. Clifton
HetshtS. D..V.M fn 1 In, t, Vlaa Km.
mains mar b vlswed on Sun., after 7 d. m.
,MKrtCKR. Oct. 7. at Pensauken. N. J..
PRI8CILLA W.. widow of William Mercer. Rela.
tlvea and frlenda Invited to funeral services,
Tuea., 2 p. m.. at 813 E. park are., Pensauken,
N, J Int private. Remalna may In viewed Mon..
after 7 p. m.
MONAUHAN. Oct. 8. MAROARET A..
dmuMer ot Roee and lata Rernard Monashan.
Relatlvea and friends Invited to funeral, linn ,
8 a. m . from residence) of her mother. 2307
Catharine at. Solemn rnaas of requiem. Bt.
Anthony's Church, 1) A0 a. m. Int. private, Holy
Cross Cem.
MOOItE Oct. 8. OEOROET.. on ot peore
and late Mary Moore, aired 2", years. Relatives
and friends. Holy Nam Society ot Church
of the Assumption. Invited to attend funeral.
Mon., 8 30 a. m . 320 N. 12th st. Solemn mass
of requiem at Church of tha Assumption. 10 a.
m Int. Holr cross Cem
..MOORE. Oct. A. DAVID J., husband of Annl
Nolen Moor. .Relatlvea and friends, also. Dlr
a. A, O, 11.. Invited to funeral. Tuea.. SJO
m.. 348 E. Price st . Oermantown. Solemn re
qulera mass fit. Vincent de Paul's Church. 10
.,. xn r . r ..... . ...! a,....
-.-. ..w, w, , j. ii., invilou U 1UIIPII. i.iii .
H 30 a. m., from mother's reeldence, 023 E.
Wtahart at. (33d Ward), Solemn hlsh maaa
Ascension Church, 10 a. m. Int. St. John's
Cem . Manayunk,
PARKER. Oct. o, JOHN T.. husband of
(leorslanna Tarker, aaed 74. Rolntlvea and
friends, post No. 2. O. A II. t Survlvora Third
I'enna Cavalry, Co. II: Apollo lexis. No. 2(l.
I. O. O. F i Wyomtnc Tribe, No. 7. Imp. Order
Red Men: employes hrsss dept. Ilaldwtn Locomo
tlv Works. Invited to funeral services, Tuea,,
11 a. m,, 1202 tlrren at. Friends may view re
mains Mon.. M tn 10 p. ra. Societies requested
to hav services Mon. ve. Int. strictly private,
Mt. Morlah Cem.
IiT-ntiV il.1 A .A. A -. . ar.ii .....,..-
of late Oeorc and Mary Ierry. Nolle of fu
neral later.
PLATT. Suddenly, Oct. 3. CHARLES
PI.ATT. Jr.. ned 84. Funeral aerrlcea Mon.,
2:30, St. Thomaa's Church Whllemarah. Pa.
Int. private. Omit flnwera. Rneelal train leavea
Ilroad St. Sta,. 1:20 p. tn. returr.'n after
church services. Train will atop at North Phlla.
both wars .
IOIITK. Oct. 8.PAUL PORTE, husband of
Celine Porte, aied1 B7 Relatlvea and friends
Invited to funeral. Mon., 7:.1K a, m.. residence
of aon. V. Paul De Witt. 2848 N. l'alethorp st
Solemn requiem Mass, Church of tho Visitation.
O a, m Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.
HEIBCH. Oct. 3, IIOHERT E aon of Oenrae
nnd Amelia Relsch (nee Selfert). ased 2 yeara 10
months. Relatives and frlenda Invited to fu.
neral services, Sun,, 2 p. m., parents' residence,
2330 X. Hutchinson at. Int. private. Auto
aervlre.
IlIEMER. Oet. 4, FREDERICK W . hue
band of Mary Rlemer (nea Thomaa) and eon
ot Iulse and late John Rlemer, Relatives
and friends. Steuben Lodce. No. 2, U. O. d. O.
It. Cloes and Nachod Unterst. Vereln. Invited
tn funeral servlcea, Sun,, 3 p, m,, at 1000
W. Cumberland st. Int. strictly .private. North
wood Cem. Remains may b viewed Sat , be-
ROWIJNND Oet. 8, KATE DUFFIELD. wife
of Frank H. Rowland. Relatives and frlenda
Invited to funeral services. Mon., Oct. I, S p. m.,
4321 Paul at.. Kranktrd. Int. strictly private.
SAUNDERS -fDenver. Col . Oct. 3. JAMES,
eon of Jacob M and Rebecca Saunders. In his
33d year. Relatlvea and friends Mary Com
mandery. No. 30, K.T.. Lu Lu Temple, A. A.
O N M. B.. Invited to eorvlcte Mon . 10 a. m ,
realdenee of parents, 4143 N. Franklin at.,
Philadelphia. Int. M. E. Cemetery, New Castlo.
Del. Train leavea Ilroad St. Sta., Phlla,, 123,
arrlvee New Castls 2J7.
Isle Patrlrk She'
Btli4 a I .) at teaa...
ii iriiua iniiir-i in luiiriai. siun.i
or reqaiem Church
...Vle''."' " -.I'lvU'"
....a,. iai, v. I iinnn .1 i nuauanu ni
Emma a. Smith. Relatlvea and frlenda. L, O
O. M. No 111. of Camden. N. J., Invited to
lunerai. juon., -j n, m., nxi 0. otn at . cam
21? a" 3 .-" Ptlrst. Eve r i re n Cem.
Frlende may rail Sun. ev,
SNYDER. Oct. 4. SARAH A. SNYDER, aied
j". iteianves ana xrienua inviiea to lunerai serr
ices, sun,
wuinn
6. ASA
tillsS puillsaa fiinaeal esavtli til ie.eaa
sw" -.is. t- UMV(i Veif a v saivvii,
STALET Vt, 8. BUddenlr. at reeldence. 188
S, 23d st , FRANK, son ot fata Andrew Staler,
of Youlareav. Ensland, Funeral services St.
Mark's, 16th and locust ta , Mon., 10 80 a. m,
, SWEENEY, Oct. 8, MARY A. SWEENEY
(nee Rrennan). wlfa et Thomaa Bweeney. Rela.
thea and friends. Iasie of Sacred Heart and
Altar Society St. Charles's Church Invited to
funeral, Tuea , 8 '30 a. m.. 2133 Christian at,
Solemn requiem maaa St Charles's Church 10
a. m. Int. New Cathedral Cem.
TATE Suddenly, Oet, 0. at realdenee of son.
Williamson TM. 128 Uloomlncdale ave.. Wayne.
Pa., FltANCKS.lt ARORAVK. widow of James
E. Tat, formerly ot llaltlmore, Md. Notice et
funeral later.
THOMSON, Oct. . QKOROE XV.. husband
of Martha A. Thomaon. Due notlc of funeral
will b alven. from his let residence, 1410
8, 49th at.
TRUMr Oct. . at Bllrerald. Dl . SAM
UEL N, TRUMP, ased SI. Relatlvea and
frlenda Invited to fnneral aervlcoe. Sllrerdal.
urt.t uci. v, a p. m, ini, private.
WALLAcn. At Palmyra. N. J., Oet. 8. 1JAR.
RARA ANN, widow of Thomaa Wallace, aaed
pi., iieiaii.es ana irisnus inviiea to runerai
ion.
".
WATJV 4VI. S. auitdenl. JfllfM n ttfitn
husband of Linda K. Wain, ased 68. Relatlvea
and friend, membera of l'hlladelrhia Team
Owner' Protective Association, and Quakertown
Lodre, No, T14. I.O. O. F Invited to funeral
services, Sunday, 3 p. m at 1023 N. 7th st.
nwWflh.--Oct. 8. TERESA WALTHER
(ne Ivonnellr), wtf ot Albert J. Walt her. ared
31. Relatlvea and frlenda Invited to funeral,
Mon., 7 JO a. m , realdenee or aunt, Mra, Sarah
Splcer. 1767 N. Warnock at. Hlsh requiem
masa. St. Malachya Church. 0 a, (m. Int.
VentzT rAt "JelTeraonvIll. Pa., Oct. 4,
ENOS T. WENTZ. of Center Squar! ased 71.
Relative and friends Invited to funeral, with.
ut runner none, residence or brother-in-law.
.r upper
Remalna
i.eiaii.es ana irisnus inviiea to runerai.
in., a p. m resident of herKraddauthtrr,
s. John Mood. Publfo .road. West Palmyra.
J. Int. Palmyra M. E. Cem.
CLASSIFIED RATES
DAILY EVENING LEDGER
AOATKINKATB CrlWTlOr.
One or two time (..... egs
Tnree times one week mi.i.h.,.. 1z?
Sis time em week ... ......... a. . IJo
Situation Wanted thra time on week... leo
Help and Situation Wanted an4 Lost
and Found ads are inserted in the
PUBUO Ledger without addiUoRal
charso.
Want Ad tinder other classification may b
repeated In the Itisira Lanasa at combined ralt
On or two time JJJ
Three) times one week 19,
Bis tlmee on week ....,...... 3S)o
LARGER TYPE
Is permitted In all classification etrept Help
and Situation XVanted. I.ot and Feund. lr
onals, lloardlns and ftnnm, . Wljn so .jpeji;
Bed. add FIVE CENTS PER AOATB LINE TO
ANY OF THE) AUOVIJ RATES.
There is a drurj store near your homo
that will accept Ledcek want ads at
offlco 'rates.
I.OST AND rOTJND
AUTOMOUILB Reward 123: stolen. Foi
Tn car, Il8 model. mf. No. io4l318.
license No. J04'J. Npllfcr MarylasJ
car insurance
821 Walnut at
rd tour-
.'.",.
ftiry siaryiaoa sin. or
. Devertus, rnanacer.
11LACK OSTRICH FEATHER HAND Lot
laat Wednesday, between lsth and Spruce and
1IaV. an r-Kaaln,,. . Hari.. rammlinlP.lfl With
127 S. Wycombe ve Lansdowne. Rewardt
til
COAT . . Oct, ... Rrrn Mawr
a m v,aa .. -V-'. """-;.-.
ltewara is rsturnvu s
O rounds, iady'i
on collar and cults.
Walnut.
XVATCH Lost, In derrick Theater or near Ban
Km si, e.lt. black namel watch, set .with
amal diamonds, and Ions black and platinum
chain, J K. Coldwell A Co. Name and num.
her In watch. Reward It returned to 4320
.. Chester ave.
rlr wheel, with tlr
mounted, Mercer Placoi liberal reward. He-
XVIRR WHEEIe Lest, wll
mountea, Mercer l'lsc
turn to Mercer Co., 800
Urond st.
PERSONALS
MILLINER, vleltlnj. from Nsw York, wtll call
at your home and remodel your old hats.
Phone Darin 7270.
HELP WANTED PEKALE
ltowarn icina. Hun. aii aarviaa ,i i n.
Dublin Urethrsn Church. 2 JO p, m. Remslns
may b viewed between 12 and 1 p. rn. Int.
wuiuiiiii.a; iTineiarr,
WHELAN. Oct, S. WILLIAM, F.. son ot
Michael and Matilda Whelan. acea 20. Rela
tives and friends invited to funeral, Mon., 8:30 a.
m.. 4130 Rldr ave., Falla of Schuylkill. Hlsh
mass ot requiem St. llrldset'a Church. 0:30 a.
m, Int. St. Mary's Cem., Roxboroush.
ZEEH. Oct. B. WILLIAM, husband of Ann
K-Zeeh (nee Maler). Due notice of funeral
wilt be alven, from his late residence. V48 N.
American st.
CE.METERIES
WEST LAUREL HILL CEMETF.RTj. valuable
lot for aalet summit section. 11 044. Led. Cent.
U1LLINO CLERK OlrL eip. typewrltlns ma
chine: chars account work: reference re
qulredj waaea ISweek. IHwees.llJa phestuut.
CASHIER for resort hotel: neatness and tactful
ness. quickness and accuracy ar requlalteai
tata ate, refs. and.esp. 11814, Idser Off.
CHAMIIEHMAID Olrl for chamberworki a in
4328' Sprue at
family: no waahtnet aood wases; must b neat.
teqiranc on sun;.
CHAMBERMAID end waitress, whttei 8 la fi
liyi no wasniny. twrmnntown aa-ou vv.
am-
CHll.DNURSE Itenned. competent nurse for 3
Shlldren In countryi reference required. Ad
res P 708. Idser Office.
CHILDNURSE wsnted: Protestant must hav
nest rererence. 1'none Arnmore ii.
COOK and chambermaid wanted iii email
family of 2: must hav sood reference: cen
tral part ot Oermantown. Apply 431 W.
Stafford at.. Oermantown. near Chelten ave.
atatton, i-. it. .
reterenc. Mrs. C M.
COOK and rneral work In, apartment Wanted.
wnue ciril waaea sii rei
lllcks. 4320 Chsetnut st.
COOK, eiperlenraei,
small family In VT
Arnmore 103
with aood
ynnowood: no
Bt
erenoe,
nary.
for
Call
COOK Olrl for oooklna i
Inai (rood waree. 482
on 44lh).
In famtlri no waah-
Ins: rood wares. 4S2S Bpruo at. (entrance
"'j"i' toipa
i mi ill saaiii sssWi
irry.aijMtM
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UT UROTllRRS
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prepsratlensi also for waahhyc hottlesiyood
warms stetdr work. Applr Hanrr K. wu.
. pol Cnmpany. 420 Falrmnunt are.
OIRi-S. iperienced and"1eirner. on calendar
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CaUowhill.
HOUSEWORK nxperHnced rounc Protestant:
aood rook. I referene required; no washing! -cellent
wasea. rhone Mis Moncnra rftadn,
Chetnnt Hill 1170 W.
HOUSEWORK Whit rtrl, small family. W,
country, IS mtnutea from Ilroad street! mast
har rferencj. I TIB. leder Q(Uce, .
XaAUNDRF.SS. sipert. llrtnar near Cheatnut luffi
steady: dar work: private family! On clothes
only.C 21. tiedser Of Be. ,
EaUNDRRSS wanted for first-class work.
Phnn Oermantown 48T.
MOTHKIVfl llRIaTER wanted, .competent, M-
Srtenced In car of maii children, liwn
ermantown SOBS W. twterean and 10 a. m.
NURSR. trained or otherwise, car ef 3 rouaf
chtldneni rntetanti tnt rfrnca ana t
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OPKRATORS wanted, experienced on men's
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OPERATORS on all aorta ot ladles" wash
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dally, except Sunday, between 8 'SO a. tn. and
6 p. m. For th conrenlenc ot tho linns tn
residential section, applicants may apply .be
tween 7:30 and 830 p, m, at tha followlnr
laces: Monday evenlns;, S2 W. Chelten ar,,
tn.i Tueeday evenlnc, 04th and Woodland
ave.! Thursday evenlnc, Bth and Market sts..
den. rt. 4
Friday erenln-. 1703 B. Broad St.
WANTKn a rirla
waltlna. B83t Overhrook are.
WOMAN,
1 for chamberwork. 1 for
nreferahlr white, to tka charr of
kitchen and dlnlna- room in a fraternity. As-
ply 28 Bpruc at.
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TOUNO lArilKS
16 TO IS TRS. OF AOK! FORjOFFICB WORK
APPLY F-MPIXlrMUNT UUREAU
LIT UROTVKRS
TOUNO WOMAN, reflned and thoronchlr vxperi
need, wantad to taka chara of S Utiles irl
city reference. Meet lady 'at Ledcar Central.
Monday, loao a. rn. . . . .
General
TEACHERS wanted for sradea, htih and prlrat
schools; positions waltlns. National Taachsra'
Arency. D. H. Cook. Mar.. S27 Porry njdlna.
INC-BASB TOUR HUSUANtTfi INCOME
Laura Arm offer an unnaual opportunity! no
canrasslns. It SStJ Lodsr Central.
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HELP WANTED 3CAIJJ
AUTOMORILB I10DT RUILDERS-tWanted. 4
flratlaaa men. Apply Dunbar Automobll
Hody Co., 7th and Fllhrt 1.
ROQKKEKPER. exp. In banklnc and brokerac ,
business; must be aood at Interest: atata exr.J
and ref.t conlldentlal. M 8BS, Ledcar Cajtral.
M
S
ROT wanted, oyer IS JjSrs; position ta open In
news department. Evenlnc Ledcer. Apply B.
K. Ralstch. fsurth floor, Lodrer BulIdlnaT, 60S "
Cheatnut st
DOT. ACTIVE. AMBITIOUS. FOR OFFICE
t6rk wrrk corporation: must, rb '
OVER 1 AND HAVH OOOl. BCHOOLtNO;
OOOD OPPORTUNITT FOR ADVANCE
MENT. CALL LBOOER OFFICE. OTJt AND
CHESTNUT UTS. ASIC .FOR Mil. DOUR
OAIZE. ROY. OVER IS YEARS, FOR GENERAL OF
FICE WORK: WANT ACTIVE. AMIIITIOU8
YOUNO MAN: ONE QUICK AT FR1URK8, ,
OOOD WRITER! OPPORTUNITY TOR AD
VANCEMENT. APPLY OVERHROOK CAR
PET CO.. BSTH AND LANCASTER. , ,
BOY WANTED IN ENOINBeSINO DEPART
MENTi OOOD WAOE8, EXCELLENT
CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT. APPLY
THIS MORNINO. HALE KILBURN CO..
1HTH Am1 m.r.n wtTvji' avju.
HOY In offlc lars manufacturlnc establtsh
mentj cood chance for promotion, u SIB, Lea
rer Onica. '
HOY. 10 yeara of ace end upward, wanted for
employment tn law ofllc. Apply today slip.
m.. Ha. uimnwixiK iniH iiuuainff.
ROY Brlcht. actlv boy. 10 to 18, for oSlo
work In wholssala houa. 148 N. DI. av
U0Y to run erraniis In dresamaklnc establish
msnt. Adler, 1032 Walnut St.
BOTS
For rtra work on Saturdays.
Apply Employment Hureau.
LIT BROTHERS
ROY8
14 TO IS 'YEARS OVAOE. FOR
VAIIIOUH UJSa'AllTlKN-IM
API'KAKINU. AI'rl.T KMI'J
llbREAU. LIT BROTHERS
NEAT
APPLY EMPLOYMENT
BOYS wanted. 10 year or ovsr, to work la
wallpaptr factory, llecksr. Smith A Pas.
Water and Border,
BOYS. CQI)RED. OVER 10 YEARS. APPLY
SAMARITAN HOSPITAL. Broad A Ontario.
ROYS wanted around oltlc and factory. . Appty
' Wolf ACo.. third floor, 12th and Callis-rhifi: .
BOYS wanted for ceneral oHlc -work. Ap4y
xsu y. nomeree. m .
CABINETMAKERS wsnted on One furniture, t
work In New Yorkl cuarante ateady pealtlaa
and good wases. Call or writ William Al.
bert. 70S N. IBth at.
CHAUFFEURIAKDENEK. white, married. w
live tn houss on plac In subur, 14 aallM
from Ilroad St. Station! experienced mrkai.
saast "'ciu1 mmliux:"&jris;
1418 Walnut at. T
CTLINDERPRKMSWAN waated, faaUltar wttb "
4olor work. A. H. Slcklcr. Co., 61iXu4lw
DKUO CLEKK. Q. A-.; sood iprleo and Tel.
ernc required. 6)Q Qersaaateww av.
fiTTERH AND MKCHANIOB wnU4: laelUf and
tank work. Cruae-Eeuwer Co , AaaWer, Ps, .
FREIGHT HANDIJCnS. 80. wanted, for work ..
fi flwiiSitJJJAwfy "4lli4erT "
IWin' W VniUllwni nVfas eVVal 47 (IWI l TVef
Utaeen SJw a. M ana 4 p. to.
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