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N. J. Conferenco Disapproves
Membership in Orders That
Havo Buffets
ATLANTIC CITT, March 8. Jersey
Methodists wero virtually ordered out of
all fraternities which permit the service of
drinks In a resolution adopted this morning
by tha New Jersey Conference. A resolu
tion adopted without n. debate beyond a
fervent declaration, "Thank God, we havo
no brewers In our pews," resolved that con
ferenco "disapproves nny member of the
Methodist Church joining any fraternity
that dispenses liquor." The Rev. John
Handley fathered the declaration.
Conference paid Its respects to Jersey's
new "business governor" In a resolution
offered by the Itev. Holmes F, Gravatt, of
Camden, congratulating Atlantlo City on
Governor Kdge's election and pledging him
the support of the 69,000 Methodists, Con
ferenco thanked Governor IMkq for his
proclamation designating March 25 as
"boys' day" In Jersey.
Bishop Berry at the opening of today's
session delivered an Inspiring Installment of
his allegorical series "Gideon Gladheart, a
minister of sunshine and sense."
The Itev. Melvlllo 11 Snyder, In his re
port as superintendent of Trenton district,
referred to a wave of evangelism following
tho Billy Sunday campaign In Trenton. Re
ports for other districts were given by J.
W, Marshall, for New Brunswick: F, A
do Marls, for Camdon, and J. II. Neal, for
Brldgeton. Many new churches are build
ing or contemplated.
Conference will tako up the new course
of study In executive session and may also
consider the case of tho Iter. Mr. Barry,
who left a Trenton pastorate to becomo a
Unitarian, behind closed doors.
District superintendents called attention
to the Incorporation of conference and urged
the need of legislation to govern the election
of trustees of church properties.
Cheers for President Wilson followed the
declaration of Clarence True Wilson, secre
tary of the Board of Temperance, that the
President signed the "bone dry" Washing
ton and nntl-llquor advertising bills under
the greatest pressure ever brought to bear
on a President In one of the most critical
eras of tho country. "Labor organizations,
which are always betrayed by their leaders,
and heads of great corporations wore a
path to the .White House, but they came
way crestfallen, for Woodrow Wilson was
determined to do what he considered his
duty," he said.
"Congress passed theso bills while leaders
of tho W. C. T. U. and tho Anti-Saloon
League were pleading with them not to go
too fast. Ws are on tho eve of a dry
United States, It Is coming fast. The cars
are running ahead of the onglne. Tills has
occurred In six States In six weeks. Nino
thousand newspapers are refusing to take
liquor advertising. Over seven thousand
editors signed a petition for tho passage
of a law closing the malls to newspapers
carrying liquor advertising. The sentiment
of the people Is nway ahead of the tem
perance leaders."
"The worklngman's wage has been three
times Increased during the last year. Why
should not the people be as generous to
ward those who minister to their spiritual
needs?" inquired the Itev. Melville Snyder.
Fifteen churches In Trenton district In
creased salaries during the last year, and
others are planning to do so.
. TWO DETECTIVES ARREST
THREE HOLD-UP MEN
"Prize Fighters" Surrender Without a
Struggle When Confronted by
Sleuths After Robbing Man
Three self-termed "prlie fighters" sur
rendered to two harmless-looking plain
clothes men early today without the slight
est sign of a struggle after a hold-up at
Seventh and Arch Btreets, according to tho
story told by the police.
Tho unexpected also happened. The streets
were deserted almost when three men sur
rounded Carl Gutuson, of 115 South Second
street, Bhortly after 4 a. m and relieved
him of a wallet which contained, luckily,
he said, only $15.
Within less than a minute Detectives
Clark and Bunting were on the scene. The
three alleged hold-up men, the police say,
when coralled by tho two detectives a few
blocks away, said In chorus:
"Beat It unless you want to get hurt.
We're all prize fighters."
"We should worry," tho sleuths answered.
"We're detectives."
The men gave their names as James
Toland, 2429 South Opal street; John Kgan,
1653 North Waterloo street, and John Doyle,
1220 Spencer terrace.
OBITUARIES
Anthony P. Cuneo
Lieutenant Anthony P. Cuneo, of the By
berry flro station, Bustleton Pike, died yes
terday In the Jefferson Hospital, where he
was admitted six weeks ago. Death was
caused by tuberculosis, which developed
from a heavy cold caught at a fire several
months ago. He was thirty-eight years old,
and Is survived by his widow, Mrs. Oussle
Cuneo, and six young children. The funeral
arrangements, which have not been com
pleted, will be held from the home of Lieu
tenant Cuneo's sister, Mrs. Anna Cochran,
who lives at 1939 South Isemlnger street,
Until recently he was Lieutenant of Truck
No. 4. In the engine house on De Lancey
treef, between Third and Fourth streets.
He had been a member of the fire depart
ment fifteen years. His promotion to the
rank of lieutenant came three years ago,
n March 17, his birthday.
John Adolph Gross
John Adolph Gross, manager of the Tren
ton branch of the F. A- Poth Sons' Brewing
Company, died Sunday at Hot Springs, Va.
He was sixty-one years old.
Mr. Gross was born In Philadelphia.
Upon leaving Central High School he en
tered the service of the F. A. Poth Brew
ing Company, In this city. He was event
ually promoted to the Trenton branch. Mr.
Gross was a member of Herrman Lodge,
12E, F. and A. M.; Trenton Lodge, B. P.
O, E.J Trenton Lodge, No. 164, L. O. O. M
and the Trenton Yacht Club, Ha Is sur
vived by a brother and sister, residing In
this city.
Dennis P. Sullivan
Dennis P.' Sullivan, since 1894 connected
with the customs service and long active In
. PETEY aU I'tL o'oft T a,ED ) V$fVEM I A HUND.ReDVM'n! jWk . TOOAv 's' Wv
--. -BBJLr - lJaJ"iL'')aSSTT' Ti
Democratto politics, died yesterday at his
home, 1G East Seymour street, aermantown,
aged flfty-nlno years. He was widely
known along the river front as an Inspector,
and several times proved himself n terror to
violators of tha law. Mr. Sullivan had been
In poor health for somo time, but was ab'o
to continue on duty until February 22.
Hardening of tho arteries was tho causo of
death.
IS Mr.MOniAM
ESTI.ACI" In lovlnr memory of HORACE
W who died March H 1013.
WIFE. BON AND DAUQUTEIt.
53entljs
ADAMB. March 7. JOHN R.. husband of
nnv Adam. Relatives ami friends, Illchmom!
Lodge, No. 240. I. O. O. I'., Invited to funeral
servlcea. Hat., 2 p. m., N, E. cor. 2Bth and
Stewart at. Int. private. Friends may call
Frl.. 8 to II p. ra.
ASQUITIt. March 6, JOSEPH, husband of
Carrie C Aaqulth (nee Itnrr), nged 83. Relatives
and friends. Cassia Lodpo No. 23, r. and A.
M ; University Chapter. No. 83(1, II, A M.t Camp
No. 111. 1. O. 8. of A., Invited to funeral. Glad,
wyne Montgomery Co., 1'a,, frl,, 2 p, m. Int,
Odd rellows' Cem,
IIAMUEHOER. March 0. MAnT. wife of
George Bamberger, need M. Relatlvea and
friends, Penna. Lodge. No. 1, Unt. Ver, i Seven
Whlto Women's Vereln, No 1, Invited to fu
neral, Frl., 2 p. m., 21(10 I" Cambria at. Int.
East Cedar Wit Cem. Remains may be viewed
Thura., after H p. in,
nAHNETT. March fl, HENRY W. BAR
NETT. Residence, 010 W. Sedgwlcll at.. Ger
mantown. Uclutlei and friends Invited to fu
neral sen Ices, Frl,, 7.3u p.m.. I. I. Keller &
Hon'a B. E. cor. 13th and Lehigh ae. Int.
New Haven, Conn.
linASTON. March 0. LUCY M wife of
Daniel Jlcaaon nnd daughter of Thcmae and
Mary Whalen. aged 26, Itelatlvea and friends
inviteu to runerai. n.. :u a. m , nm Church
at. Solemn requiem maaa St. .ToacMm Church
10 a. m. Int. St. Dominic's Cem . Holme-burg.
BEA8TON, March fl, DANIEL. Jr . son of
Daniel and late. Lucy M. Beaston, aged lo inox
7 daa. Itelatlvea and friends Invited to funeral.
Frl., 8'3U a. m., 11)41 Church at. Int. Ht
Domlnlc'a Cem.
DLOMEn. March 0. CHARLES it. P.I.OMER,
JU.. aon of tha lata Charlea and Ellznheth
Blomer. Itelatlvea and friends and membera nf
all lodgea and aocletlea to which he belonged
Invited to funeral services, Hat,. 1 30 p. m .
parlors of August P. Kunilg, 2U0.1 W. Tioga at
Int. rrlvate, Westminster Cem. Auto aervlce.
IIOOIl. March fl. PETER, husband of Fred
erick Door. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral aervlcea, Bat.. 2 p. m., 8.142 Sydenham
at.. Tioga. Int. private. Northwood Cem. Auto
funeral, Remajns may be Mewed Frl, evo.
BOYLE March 7, MART, widow of Michael
Royle, "45 Tree st. (below Jackson at ). Duo
notice of funeral given
BURNS. March B. DANIEL J., husband of
Carrie llurns, 248 N, rranklln st., aged 41.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, Hat ,
7 SO a. m , Oliver If. Hair Bldg.. 1820 Chestnut
st. Requiem maaa Cathedral Church u a. m. Int
Holy Cross Cem.
CAMIIURN Suddenly. March 7, ALFRED
II. CAMIIlUtN. husband of Allen Camburn. aged
02. Itelatlvea and friends Invited to funeral,
Sat., 2 p. m. .110 Railroad ae., Ambler, Pa.
Int. linen 1IIII Cem. -
CARR. March fi. JOIlrTj.. husband of Mae
E. Carr (nee Harold). Relative- and friends,
membera Select nnd Common Councils of Phlla.
delpbla, Republican Central Campaign Commit
tee. 30th Ward Republican Executive Commit
tee, all aorletlca of which ho waa a member.
Invited to funeral, Sat , 0 a m.. 2419 Carpenter
at. Solemn mass of requiem St. Anthony Church
10 30 a. m. Int. Hob Cross Cem Auto funeral.
CARIt. Marrh tl SOPHIA M , wife of Ernest
E. Carr (neo Hogan) Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral, Hat , 2.30 p. m . 2002 E. On
tario Bt. Remains may be, viewed Frl . b to 10
p, m, mi, .orin i;ecMr urn t'm,
CHAMBERS March 7, ELIZABETH, wife
of John Chambers, Sr Relative-; ami friends In
vited to funeral services, sun 2 p. m., 231J
W Homerset st Int Northwood ("em.
I'Htl.INSKY March fl. MAX CHlt.lNSKT.
husband uf Mario I" Chlllnsky, aged r" Rela
tives and frltnds, l'urlty Lodge, Nn 323, I. O
O K. , Court General Lnwton. No. 103. F. of A .
of Monmouth Junction, N J , Invited to funeral.
Bat , 2 p. m . 2h08 N 11th at Int Oncnmount
Cem rrlenda maj call ITI after 8pm
CONNOR March 7. MART, wife nf Patrick
Connor Funeral Sat N.3D a. m . 23lfl Green
st High mass of requiem Ht. Francis' Church
10 a. m. Relatives and friends, Lady Lourdes'
society and Harmony circle. No ann Lady
I' oresters of America, invited to funeral. Int.
St. Denis' Cem. Remains may bo viewed Frl ,
after 7.30 p. m. Auto funeral.
COOK 5larc.h 6, ANNIE VIOr.A. wife of
Harry Cook and daughter of Christian nnd late
Annie E, Moudy. aged 24. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral services, Thurs.. 7 80 p. m.
S323.N. Uber at., Tioga. Int. Trl.. Chester
Rural Cem.
COSTER March 8. MART C , widow of John
Coster Itelatlvea and frlende League Sacred
Heart of Gesu. Invited to funeral. Frl.. Sam,
undertaker's parlors, 1811 stiles st. High mass
nf requiem Church of Oesu D a. m. Int
Cathedral Cem.
CIIOUT. March ft. MARIE, wife of Augustus
Crout and daughter of John and late Clara
Hllbert. Relatives and friends are Invited to
funeral. Sat.. 2 p. m.. 2211 s. Carlisle st. Int.
private. Friends may call Frl., 8 to 10 p. m.
Washington. I). C. papers copy.
CROWE March 7, EDMUND C. husband of
Susan Crowe (nee DuUey) Relatives and
friends. League of Sacred Heart, Holy Name
Hoclety, Invited to funeral. Sat., 8 SO a. m.,
010 Cedar av.. West Phlla Solemn mass of
renulem Ht. Carthago's Church 10 a. m. Int. J
iiuiy rose v.cm. auio runerai.
CITNKO March II. formerly of Holmesburg
ANTIIO.N'V T . husband of Oussio Cuneo. Due
notice, of funeral will he given sister's residence.
Mrs. Annie Cochran. HMIl S. Isemlnger st.
DANIELS. March r,, OEOROE W son of
John M. and Martha Daniels (neo Smith), aged
3, Relatives and friends Invited to attend
funeral, Frl.. 2 p. m.. parents residence. 2117
S. Jessup at. (11th and Shunk sts.). Int. Mt.
Morlah Cem. Friends may cnll Thurs. eve.
DEMI'SET. March 0. Mrs EMILY M.
DEMPHEY (me O'Rourke) - Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Sat., 8.30 a. m. 8413
Chestnut st. Solemn mass of requiem Church
of St James 10 a, m. Int. Holy C,ross Cetn.
Auto service,
DEVINE March 7. HANNA C . wife of
John F. Devlne, 1011 Moore st. Duo notice of
funeral given.
DITNLAP. March fl. MINNIE, wife of Sam
uel Dunlap (nee Gillespie), aged 24. Relatives
and frlenda. members of Palethorp Memorial
Church. Invited to funeral services. Frl . 2
p. m . 80S Wensley at Int. Hillside Cem Re
mains may be viewed Thurs. .7 to 0 p, m.
EAHTUURN. March 5, EMMA V. EAST
nURN. widow of Albert Eastburn. aged 62.
Relatives and frlenda Invited to funeral aervlcea.
Frl.. 2 p. m , 210 Morris st. Int. private.
Greenwood (IC of 1 ) Cem.
EDWARDS. March 7. at 21 N. Juntper St..
FANNIE, wife of Harry D Edwards. Relatlvea
and friends Invited to services. Sat, 2 p. m ,
Oliver H Ilatr Illdg., 1820 Chestnut st. Int. Mt,
Peace Cem e-
KRICHSON. Starch r. JOHN II.. aon of late
Henry S and Mary E. Erlchson. Funeral Sat.,
7 30 a. m.. residence of John Chandler, 144S
N. Camao st. High requiem mass St. Malachy'a
Church u a.'m. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto fu-
ERNEST. March 0, LOUIS T.. Sr.. husband
of Mary E. Erneat aged 72. Relatives and
friends, Co I, 13th Regt. N Y Heavy Artillery,
Invited to funeral services. Sat., a p. m.. 1714
Wlngohocklng st. Remains may be lewed Frl ,
7 to I) p m. Int. private
FARRELL. March 0. THOMAS FARRELL.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, Frl.,
8.30 a, m., parlors of Sechler A Magulre, 1S49
N 20th st High mass Church of Jesu. 10 a, m.
Int. Holy Sepulchrs Cem. Remains -nay b
viewed Thurs., after 8 p. m.
FIFE. March 7, MARY JANE daughter of
late Jamea and Mary J. Fife. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Sat.. 2 p. m., 847
Corinthian ave. Int. Mt Morlah Cem.
FREA8. On Tuesday morning, March fl,
1917, MARGARET FISHER, daughter of the
late John W, nnd Eliza Jennlnga Treas, In the
77th year of her age. Funeral services on Sat.
urd-ay afternoon, March 10, at 3 o'clock, at
the residence of her niece, Mrs. II Sinclair
Agnew, 1830 North 17th street. Interment pri
vate nt 1-aurel Hill Cemetery
GALLAGHER. March 7 PATRICK, husband
of Catherine Gallagher (nee McDevItt). Rela
tives and frlenda Invited to funeral. Hat., 7:30
a. m , 4013 Tackawanna at.. Frunkford Solemn
requiem mass Ht. Joachtm'a Church, 0 a, m.
Int. St. Joachim's Cem.
GIUSON. March 8, EMMA R. OIBSON (nee
Dlack). widow of James It. Gibson Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral, hat., a p. m .
son-in-law's residence, Harry M, Hnyder. 0231
Reedland at. (U3d at. and Elmwood ave.), Int.
Mt. Morlah Cem. Friends may call Frl. eve.
OICKER. March 6. FRANCES, Wife of
Joseph dicker, aged 79, Relatlvea and frlenda
Invited to funeral. Frl . 8:30 a. m., residence
of niece. Mrs. H. Bchnltilna 930 Merrick ave.,
Colllngswood. N. J. High, mass SU John's
Church 10 a. m. Int. Calvary Cem Taks
Haddonfleld car to Lees ave,, Colllngswood.
GRAY. March (I, SARAH WORLEY. widow
of Hamuel w. Gray. Services, St. Peter's Church.
3d and Fine its., Frl., 3 p. m. Int. tit. Peter's
Church Yard.
GROVER. March 0. SARAH E. SHAW,
widow of Charles Grover, Jr., aged 70. Rela
tives 'and frlenda Invited to funeral services.
Hat.. 2 p. m.. residence of daughter. Mrs. John
Taylor, 437 Belgrade st. (Glrard ave. and Pal.
EVENI1
liEDaERP)
DEATH
fner). Int. Ardsley Cem, Remains may be
viewed Frl., 7 to 0 p. m.
HAI.1HO. Suddenly. March fl, KURT. hu.
band of Emily llort IlalMg. aged 27. Relatives
and friends. Peuna, It. It. Relief Ass Invited
to funeral services, Frl., 2 p. m., 434 N. (loth st.
Int. private. Arlington Cem, Remains may be
viewed Thurs,, 8 to 10 p. m. Phoenlxvllle
papers copy.
HAItRIH Suddenly, March 7. ALFRED N,,
husband of Mary u, Harris, aged 07. Rein
tlvea and friends, Ht, Paul Lodge. No. 481, F,
and A, M.I Palestine R. A. Chapter, No. 2401
Mary Commandcry. No. 3(1 K. T.j I'hlla. Con
sistory; l'enna. Council, No. 342. It. A., em
ltocs of T A, Harris Co,. Invited to funeral
services. 0(118 8th st,, Onk Lane, Sat., 10:30
A. m. sharp. Int. Northwood Cem. Remains
may he viewed Frl,, H to 9 p. m.
HAHTMAN. March 0. EI.IZAtlETH. wife of
Harry W Hartman and daughter of the late
Michael and Martha Cummlngs. Relatives: nnd
friends Invited to funeral. Sat., 8.30 n. m 4118
N, 4th st. Solemn requiem mass at Bt. Augus.
tine's Church. 10 a. m. Int, New Cathedral
Cem.
.HAVEN. March 0. GEORGE J., husband of
Nellie H. Haven. Kclatlwa and friends Invited
lo funeral services. Hat., 2 p. m., 125 Linden
ave., Colllngswuol, N, J, Int. private. Friends
may cnl Frl. aft-r 7 p. m.
WORTH, son of Eliza and late Samuel Ha.
worth. Relatlvea and friends Invited to funeral
services, Thurs,, h p. in., pari irs cf C. A,
Qulnhy 1711 N. 20th at. Int. private
HOI.DEN March 7, JOHN HOLDEN. hus.
hand of Kntlo Ilolden (neo Grover), nged 4U,
Relatives' nnd friends. Friendship I.oitge, No
4!'0, F, and A M.. nnd all other societies of
which he was a member, Invited to funeral,
Hun., 2'30 p. m., 401 Central ave.. Cheltenham,
Montgomery Co. Int. private. Take Fut Chase
tur on r.th st. to Cottmari st.
. HOLTAl'I'EL March 7. WILLIAM, son of
Vvllllam Theodoro and Margarleta Holtappel
(nee Rernard), agd 3 months Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Frl , 2 p. m., par
ents' residence, 820 l'ussmoro st Lawndalo,
i'hlla. Int. Cheltenham M E Church Ground.
HORSMAN. March fl. WILLIAM C. HORS.
MAN, husband uf Jennie E llorsman (nee
Wright), Relatives nnd friends, Mercantile
Lodge. No. 12, H. of H.I Saklma Tribe No. r,
I O R M.I Washington Cntnp No. 381. P (I.
S of Ai LXla U Miller Ledge, No. K3, O. 8.
of II. I Court Cleaver No. 17. I o. O S. In.
vl ted tn funeral services. Frl , 8 p in . resi
dence of son-in-law, Walter Seeds. 1J1I N snth
st Camden. N. J. Int. private St. James's
Cem Klngsesslng. Phlla., Hat . 11 n m
IRION. March 7, ELSIE L. lllIo.N (nee
Heine), wife of Harrv O. Irion nged 3d Due
notice of funeral given, from 11132 rj Albert st
JACKSON March (I, MARY, wife of Ororgp
It. Jackson formerly of Wilmington, Del. ItelaS
lives and friends, nil societies of which she was'
a member. Invited tn funeral, Sat ,9a m , 0.l
Green st Solemn high mass of requiem Church
of Assumption 10 a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre
Cem.
JACKSON. March 7, 284 Lewis nve.. I,ans
downo. li., ELIZA BOONE JACKSON, lain of
r,327 Vine at., Phlla., widow of John E Jack
son, nged flfl years Relativos nnd friends In
J,.l.'", ,0. ?? rvicee. hat., 2 p ru , Oliver H Hair
Rlilg. 1820 Chestnut St., Phlla Int. private.
Westminster Cem
JONES -At Norrlstown, Pa., March 0. WIL
LIAM H,. nged 81. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral services, Frl., 4 p. m., 010
Do Kalb st. Int. private.
KELLER. March .V JAMES, husband of lato
Achshu Keller Relntlves and friends Invited to
funoral services Frl., 2 n. m., boo Diamond st
Int. Westminster Cem. Remains may bo viewed
Thurs . 7 to V p in,
KENNEDY March 8, EDWIN A son of
late Charles J. and Anna M Konnedy Funerat
r ri , cou u m., inu itace st. aiass m Calhe-
arai nam mi tit. i'enls s cem
KESSLER March B. MAROARET RAY.
widow of Edward ICessler (nee Smith). Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral. Frl., 8.30 a. m.
residence of mother, Mrs. Mary A Smith. 17UU
H 22d st. HlKh mnsa of requiem St. Edmond's
Church 10 a m Int. Holi Cross Cem.
KIRK -Suddenly. March 7 EMMA, diughter
late Anderson nnd Rosanna Klrlt Relatives
and friends Invited to funernl eervlcea. Old HI
David's Church. Radnor. Del. Co . I'a , Sat 4
p in Int Church grounds
KIRLEY Mirch tl, ELIZABETH A . wife of
John Klrley nnd daughter of lute James and
Elizabeth llrady Relatives and friends, lllessed
virgin Mary Sodality and Lengue of Sacred
Heart of St Francis of AssM's Church Lady
iMircstcrs, Mary Penlston Circle, No .'17. Invited
to funeral. 4417 Gvrmantnwn ave. Hat s-30
a m Solemn high mass of requiem St. Francis
nt Asslsl's Church In n m Int Holy Sepulchre
em. New York, Yonkcrs and Roston papers
copy.
KNAT'S March fl SARAH, widow of Freder
ick J. Knaus (neo Wllhelm). aged ISO. Relatives
nnd friends Invited to funeral services Hat , 3
P m . ITiiu N 65th at Int strictly prlate.
K.MPE Suddenly. March fi. ut tho Masonic
Home Burlington N. J., LEWIS W son of
lato Joseph nnd Rebecca Knlpe. Relatives and
friends, Masons of Burlington. N. J.. Imperial
Lodge. No 1095. I. O O. 1". Invited to funeral
nenlces. Frl . 2 p. in., residence of nephew.
Frank Cnmncll. 2S05 N Mnrvlne st. Remains
maj bo viewed Thurs , 7,30 to 10 p. in. Int.
private.
KREUTZ At Atlantic City. N. .1., March
(1, IDA ADELE. wife of Charles W. Kreutz
anil daughter of late Dr. Theodore and Emma
Demme, aged 43 Relatives and frlenda Invited
to funeral services, Frl.. 2 p m , 1'noo Mon
terey ave., Atlantic City, N. J. Int. Pleasant,
vllle Cem
LEWIS. March fl. JOSEPH W . husband of
Florenco A. Lewis and Ban of Samuel w and
Margaret A Lewis aRed 21. Relatives nnd
friends Invited to funeral services, Frl , 2 p. m .
resldenco of parents. 1031 N 24th st. Int
private. Arlington Cem. Remains may to viewed
Thurs . 7.30 to MJii p. m.
LOVE March I. HAMUEL S., son of late
Samuel and Mary H Love (nee Steele), aged 35.
Reluthes and friends. Purity Circle. No 45, 11.
of V . Invited to funeral services. Sat , I p. m ,
resldenco of Albert V Bishop. I5L'7 Paul st ,
Frunkford Remains may bo viewed l'rl.. 8 to
111 p m Int private, fiiktahd Cem
Lt'TZ March JOSEPH, husband of Mar
guerite Lutz (nee Pferslch), aged 51. Relatives
and friends, members of Narragansett Tribe,
No. 43, I. O 11. M . nnd lnvlnclbln Yearly Bene
ficial Society, invited to funernl servlcea. Sat.,
2 p. in , 3112 N Hope Bt. Int private. Re
mains may be viewed Frl., after 7 p. m.
I.YNt II Suddenly, March 5 ELLEN, widow
of William Lvnch. Relatives and friends, League
of the Sacred Heart of St Stephen's Church,
Invited to funeral, 30J7 N Warnock St., Frl ,
h 30 ii in Solemn high mass of requiem St
Stephen's Church 10 a. m. Int Holy Sepulchre
Cem
MARMELL. March B. MICHAEL, husband
of Mary Marmell Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral. Frl , 8 30 a. m 28 Wash
ington ave Solemn requiem mass Ht Philip's
Church in a. m Int Holv Cross Cem.
.MARTIN March 7. MARION I,., widow of
Luther Martin. Relatives and friends invited
to funeral, Frl., 2 p m.. residence of aon.
Ernest D Martin, 1408 N. Corlles nt. (30th and
Master sts ). Int. private.
MASON March 7 FREDERICK THUR
STON MASON Funeral service, 2H8 Walnut
t . Sat. 12.30 p. m. Int. nrlvate.
MACLL March U. MILI.ICENT LUISA
MAULL. daughter of James Lehmitn and Mini,
cent Howell Maul!. Funeral services ar St.
Mark's Church, Fri., 10 a. m Int. private.
McCOOL March 7. GERTRUDE, daughter
of John and Sarah McCool (nee Campbell).
Relatives and friends, also Sodality of B V.
M of ht. John the Baptist Church, invited
to funeral. Mon., 8.30 a. m t parents' residence,
4125 Tower st,. Manayunk. Solemn high requiem
mass St. John the Baptist Church 10 a, m, Int
Westminster Cem.
McOINN March 8. PATRICK, husband of
late Mary McOlnn. Relatlvea and friends Invited
tn funeral. Sat , 0 a, m . son's residence 219
W, Westmoreland st. High requiem mass at
St. Veronlcu's Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy
Sepulchre Cem.
McO INT Y. March C. JANb. wife or Michael
McOlnty. Relatives and friends. League of Sa
cred Heart and II. V. M. Sodality, Invited to
funeral. Sat., 8.30 a. m.. residence of husband.
8232 Mingo ave . Elmwood Solemn requiem
mass Ht. Raphael's Church 10 a, m, Int, Holy
Cross Cem Auto funeral.
McGLYNN. March JOHN P., son of lata
Patrick and Ann McGlynn (nee Masterson).
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral -Sat..
8:30 a. m.. residence of brother-in-law, Patrick
J Cahlll, 2833 Cedar st Requiem mass St.
Ann's Church 10 a in. Int. St. Ann's Cem.
M.GOVERN Mircf. , TEHRKNCE Me
GOVERN, husband of Ella E. McGovern (nee
McPoyle) Relatives and friends invited to fu
nejal, l'rl., 8-30 . m.. 2328 Wilder at. High
mass of requiem St. Gabriel's Church 10 a. m.
Int. Holv Cross Cem
McILROY March B, IRENE, wife of Joseph
W. Mcllroy. Relatlvea and frlenda Invited to
services, Frl., 2 p, m., Oliver II, Balr Bldg.,
1820 Chestnut st Int. private, Friends may
view remains Thura eve.
McI.NTYRH. March 7, MARY McINTYRE
(neo Cush). widow of D. James Mclntyre. aged
28 Relitivea nnd friends invited to funeral.
Mon.. 8:30 a. m 30(11 Livingston st. Solemn
requiem mass Church of the N.ttlvlty 10 a. m.
Int New Cathedral Cem. Auto service.
McKANE. March 0. HANNAH M... widow of
James McKane, aged 88. Relntlves and friends
Invited to funeral services, Thurs., 8 p. in..
2533 N. 17th at. Int. Head of Christiana Cem.,
Newark DeL.'-Frl., 2 p. m.
McSTRAVICK. March t, suddenly, TER.
RANCE husband of late Elizabeth McStravtck,
Relatives and friends invited to funeral, Mon..
8 30 a. m 4237 N, 10th st. Solemn high maei
of requiem St. Stephen's Church 10 a, n. Int.
Holy Sepulchre. Cem.
MACK1N. March 7, VIRGINIA A., widow
of Thomas Mackln Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral, Hat.. 8.30 a m 1118 Glrard
ave. Solemn requiem mass St. Malachya
Church 10 a. m. Int. New Cathedral Cem.
Auto funeral. '
iADELPHtA T5UKSDAY, ALfttCH 8, 19if N '
DEATHS
. MINTERS March 0. SARAH C, wife, ef
Lewis M. Mlntess. Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral, 1780 Addison St., Hat,, 12 noon. Re
mains may bo, viewed Frl., 8 to 10 p. m. Int.
Eden Cem,
MITCHELT,. March 7, JAMES, husband of
Elizabeth Mitchell (nee Thompson), and son of
Ellis and late Harriet Mitchell. Itelatlvea and
friends. Menoken Tribe, No. 381, I. O. R. M.,
nnd Phlla. Lodge. No. 84, I. O. O. M., Invited
to funeral services, Sat,, 2.30 p. m.. 2300 Oer
mantown ave. Int. Arlington Cem. Remains
may be viewed Frl., 8 to 10 p. m.
MONTGOMERY. March fl JOHN, husband
of Mary Montgomery (neo MeErlant) end son
late Robert and Ellen Montgomery, of County
Antrim, Ireland, Relatives and friends, em
ployee of Penglebury's Dyeing Establishment,
invited to funeral, Sat.. 8.30 a. m., 4149 Orchard
st. (23d Ward). Requiem mass Ht. Joachim's
'Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Hepulchro Cem.
MULL1N. March fl, JOHN J. MULLtN. SR.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, Sat,,
8:30 a. m., 1141 N. Front st. Solemn requiem
msss Immaculate Church 10 a. m. Int, New
Cathedral Cem.
MUNDT. March fl EDWARD M. MUNDY.
nged 81. Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral services. Thurs, It, m.. 4031 Cedar ave.,
west Philadelphia. Int. Frl, morning Greenwood
Cem . Brooklvn, N, Y
MYERS. March 0, ELIZABETH, widow nf
Benjamin F. Myers and daughter of late John
and Elizabeth Wilson nnd stepdaughter of Nell
Williams ttged 48. Relatives nnd friends In
vlted to funeral. Frl., 2 p, m , Hot Baring st,,
Camdon. Int. Evergreen Cem., Camden, Ho
mnlns may he viewed Thurs eve.
NEIDEMEYER. March 5. ELLA MURR
NEIDEMBYEIt. ngfd 47. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral service, Frl,, 2 p. m,, 01.17
Lnrclnvood ave, Int, Fernwood Cem.
NOLAN. March B. PATRICK P.. husband of
Catherine Nolan. Relatives and friends, Holy
Name Society of St John tho Baptist Church
nnd I.oyal Order of Moose, No 51, Invited to
funeral, Sat , 8:3(1 a. m . 4010 Dezter at.,
Wlssahiekon. Solemn requiem mass St. John
the Baptist Churbh 10 n, m. Int. St. John's
Cem,
NUGENT. March 7, FRANCIS J., eon of
Francis and Minnie Nugent, nged B. Relatives
and friends invited to funeral, Fri.. 1 p tn ,
1857 N liiieknell st. Int. Holv Sepulchre Cem.
O'CONNOR March fl. JOSEP1I A. son of
Charles J. and Ellen O'Connor (neo Mullahy).
Relatives nnd friends. Erlphony Holy Name
Hoclety. Court Nemo. No. 338. I'. of A.. Invited
lo funeral Hat.. 8.30 a. in., parents' residence,
2103 S 10th st. Solemn mass of requiem
Epiphany Church 10 u. m. Int. Holy Cross
'iTNElLL March B. CHARLES J hushand
of Ellen G. O'Neill (nee Mullen). Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral, Prl , 8:30 n. m.,
J21rt H. Broad st. Holemn requiem mass St
Rita's Church 10 a, m. Int. Holv Cross Cem.
O NEILL March B, CAROLINE F. wife of
Maurlco O'Neill, nged 84. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral services, 143 S. Penn st ,
Brvn Mawr, I'a, Sat., 1 p. m. Int. prlvnte.
iYROURKE. March 5, HENRY O'ltOUHKE.
RelatUes end friends invited to funernl. Frl.,
7 3d a. in , resldenco of sister. Mrs Msrv
Dunn, 1MH S. Ringgold st. High mass St,
Gabriel's Church 0 a. m. Int, Holv Cross Cem.
PALMER. Third Month Eth. nt Lnnsdnwne.
Pa., RUTH RAKER, widow of Joseph Palmer,
of Doo Run, I'a.. aged 70. Funeral Htxth-day,
2 p. m . at Erclldoun Meeting House. Car
riages wilt meet morntng train nt Doe Run
station. Relatives Invited, without further
notice,
PHIFER March B, JOHN B. husband of
Ella A, Phlfer and son of Charles H and
Sarah Phlfer, aged 03. Relatives and friends,
Kensington Assembly, No 411, A. O. M, 1' I
Local Union, No. lTOI. of Atlantlo County Dis
trict. U, II, of c una J. of A., Invited to
funeral services, Fri , 2 p m . parents' resi
dence 100 Virginia ave Westtnont. N .1
int. Harletgh 'Cem. Friends may call 'ihurs.
after 7 pm.
PICKELL. March 7, ANNIE E , widow nf
George H Plckell, 115 7th ave.. Haddon Heights,
N J Due notice of funeral given.
PRENTZEL. March 7 SAMUEL D son of
lato Charles Rnd Henrietta Prentrel. Relatives
and frelnds. emplojes of John Wannmaker store.
Invited to funeral services. Sat., 2 p, m . 420
N 41st st, Int. private Friends may call Frl
s to 0 n m
PRINTZ. March fl. CHARLES E., husband
of lato Ross Anna Prlntz, aged 70, Relatives
and friends Invited to funernl, 7001 Upland st ,
2 p. m.. Sat. Int. Fernwood Cem., Delaware
County ,
QUINN. March fl, MARGARET, widow of
Hugh Qulnn. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral, Frl., 8.30 a. m, 1000 N. 23d st
Holemn requiem mass St Elizabeth's Church,
10 n. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem Auto funeral
RICHARDSON- March 7, JAMES S RICH
ARDSON. Relatives nnd friends, American
Star lyidge. No .0.1, I () O. F . employes Rob
inson it Crawford Invited to services, Hun, 2
P in. brother's residence. 1231 s Guenther st
Int Mt. Morlah Cem. Kemilns may Iaj viewed
Sat , N to 10 p m
RISTINE Mnrch fl. MARY E. daughter of
John and Mary A Rlstlne, aged l',7. Relatives
and friends InUtnl to funernl services. 219 Pop
lar st., s.tt . 2 30 p m. slurp. Int. North
Cedar HIM Cem.
HOUR.- Suddenly. March 0, WALTER T.,
hushand nf Jessie H. Robb. need 4 Relatives
and friends. G. s. Lings &. Co . invlu. to funeral
services, Frl., 2 p. m., 4453 N. Iti. fct. Int.
private Northwood Cem. Remains may bo
viewed Thurs eve. Aito funeral.
ii-m..vnw. ai eon a residence, s'iu King
sesslng uv . March 7 ANNA M ROBINSON,
aged 83 Relatives and friends Invited tb sen
Ices, 2 p in , Olher II. Hair Bldg.. 1820 Chest
nut st Int private,
RUCK March U WILLIAM ANDREW, hus
band of Pauline Rurk tflee Hchnelder). aged 51
Relatives and friends members of Blsbnp
Neuman Assembly, No. 19, A. C. W : Ht
Peter'a Young Men'a Society and tho employes
of Schaum &. Uhllnger Invited to funeral. Sat..
8 30 a m . 4129 N Reeso st. Requiem mass
10 n. m. Ht Henry's Church. Int Most Holy
Redeemer Cem.
SAILER. March fl. at Orlando. Florida,
ISAAC SAILER Due notice of funeral given.
bCIIIVEI.Y March 4. 1917 ADELINE 1'.
C. SCHIVLEY. widow of George S. Hchlvely,
M. D., aged 84. Residence, 318 Winona ave,,
Germantown. Int. private. PleaBo omit flowers
SCHREIBER March II. Dr ALBERT
FRICKE SCHREIBER. aged Bfl. Relatives and
friends may view remalna Thurs.. 8 to 10 p. pi .
82d St. and Elmwood ave.. West I'hlla. Int, pri
vate, Mt, Morlah Cem , Frl , 2 p. m. Omit
flowers
SENDER. March 8. HAROLD ERNEST,
youngest son of Leopold and Hannah Sender,
aged 2.1. Relatives and friends invited to fu
neral, Frl., 2 p. m, parents' residence. 715
E. Rhnwn st.. Fox Chase. Int. private,
SHANNON March 7. REBECCA W.. daugh
ter of late Amos V. and Rebecca W Shannon
Notice of funeral Riven from residence of
nephew, the Rev C H Long. 8032 Carpenter st
SIMPSON March 7, BESSIE SIMPSON (nee
O'Neill), wlfo of Bowman .Simpson Relatlvea
nnd friends, League of Sacred Heart and Altar
and RoBary Societies, Invitrd to funeral, Mon
8:30 a. m., Ill N. Cnmac Bt. Solemn requiem
mass Church of St. John the Evangelist 10-a. m
Int Holy Cross Cem, .
SMITH. Suddenly, Maijh fl, FRANKLIN W ,
son of Richard and Elizabeth Smith, laged 80
Friends, Loyal Order of Moose, No, 54, of
I'hlla,: Grand Fraternity and Relief Aseo. of
P. R. T,, invited to view remains, Thurs,, 8 to
0 p. m Funeral services private, Frl., 2 p. m.,
4081 Glrard ave. Int. Fernwood Cem.
SMITH Mnrch 3 MARY P. SMITH, daugh.
ter of the lato Ciirford nnd Anna W. Smith
Funeral and Int. private.
STAGER. March II, WILLIAM EDSON, son
of Pearl Edson and William Kuhl Stager, aged
30. Relatives and friends tnvlted to funeral
services, , Frl.. 2 p. m , residence of brother-ln.
Inw R L, Dodge, 328 Morgan ave,. Palmyra.
N. J. Int. convenience of family. Train leuves
Meeket st ferry for Palmyra 120 p. m.
STECKLAIR. March 0, FRANCIS, son of
Harry and late Elizabeth Stecklalr. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral. Sat., 8:80 a, m..
father's residence, 2239 Tosker st. Solemn high
mass requiem. St. Edmond's Church, 10 a, m.
Int. Holy Cross Cem.
STEWART. March 7, HARRIETT, wife of
Charles W. Stewart nnd daughter of the late
Edward L. and Susan Carrie. Relatives and
frlenda Invited to lunerai. Sat.. 3.30 p. in.,
0412 Elmwood nve. Int. Mt. Morlah Cem.
STONE. March fl. ELIZABETH, widow ot
Eustace Stone (nee Reese), aged 77 years 29
days. Relatives and friends may view remains
Krl.. B p. m , residence of aon, William E.
Stone, 2089 E. Dauphin st. Services St. Clair
P. E. Church, St Clair. Pa . 8at.. 1 p.m. Int.
Odd Fellows Cem.. St. Clair. Pa. Pottsvllle
papers copv,
STOVER. March B, SARAH, daughter of lato
Joseph and Elizabeth Hlstand Stover, aged 88.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeraT, resi
dence of nephew, Joseph H- Htover. near Buck
ingham. Pa,. Frl . II a, m. Train leaves Read.
Ing Terminal, 8:13 a, m., for Buckingham Sta.
Int. Doylestown Cem.
STRODICK. Suddenly. March fl. ADELAIDE
W.. daughter ot late Henry and Amelia Stro
ellck. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
servlcea. Sat.! 2 p. m.. Stenton and Gowen avea.,
Mt. Airy. Int. private. Auto service.
. 8TUMPF. March B, ROSE, wife of George
W. stumpf (nee Fltzslmmons', aged 3(1. Rela
tives and friends liAlted to funeral. Frl.. 8 30
a. m.. husband's residence. 1013 W. Cambria
st. High mass St. Bonaventura's Church 10
a. m. Int. private. Auto funeral.
SULLIVAN. March 0. TIMOTHY S.. hus
hand of Jennie Sullivan (nee Elmor). son ot
John and Nora Sullivan (nee Crowley), aged
23. Relatives and fiends Invited to runerai,
Mon.. 8:30 a. in., residence of parents, 2104
Christian st. Solemn high mass of requiem St.
Charles's Church 10 a. in. Int. Holy Cross (Jem.
SULLIVAN March 7. DENNIS P.. Iius
band of Matilda Sullivan und son of Joanna and
late Daniel Sullivan, aged U. Due notice of
funeral given from lfl E Seymour st,, Gtn.
UHL. March 0. CAV.OLirA UHL. wife of
Wendle Uhl, aged 74. Relatives and friends In.
DEATHS .
vlted to funeral, Frl,, 7:30 a. m... "''.S; protit
st. High mass. St. Alphonsus's Church, 4th
and Heed sts., 0 a. m. Int. Holy Redeemer
Cem.
m.MER. March 7, at Atlantlo City. ..'
HOWARD, husband of Mary II., I "'
lumpp). son of lato Dennis and I J" ter V"
ted 84. Relatives nnd friends. Wlngohocklng
ribs. Wo. 33, I. O. R. M.i Kvenlne 8Ur Ljdfe.
o. 187. K. nf T.. Invited to meet funeral at
lapel of Cedar 31111 Cem., Sat., 12 noon. Int.
iviumpiv. son ot (iwn; - l"' L-"iT
sgea
Tribe,
No. 1
rhanel nf Cedar
j'.asi t.eaar Jim cem.
WAGNER. March 0, ALBERT M.. husband
ef Carrlo Wagner. Relatives i and .friends, sur
vivors Co. II.. 180th N. Y. Cavalry, and Gar
field Lodie. No. 10. Shepherds of Bethlehem, n
vlted to funeral servlcea, lrl 3 p. m.. son-in-law's
residence. Joseph I-esiJb'tW',,00 ,;;:
Clearfield st. Int. private, Falrhlll Cem. He
mains may be viewed Vlrurs. eve.
WALTER. March B, EDWIN M., husband of
Delia Walter. .. Relatives nnd ."lends St.
Paul's I.odgc, No. 481. P, and A. M.i Mills
I.odga, No. 1000, I. O. O. F.I Vulcan Assembly.
Trustees of the, Odd, Fellows' Cemetery Co. and
nil other societies of which he was a member
Invited to funeral services, 'rl.., 2 P. m., resl.
dence. 8827 N. Smedley Bt. Int. Lawnvlew
Cem. Friends may call Thurs. eve.
WARNER. Marrh (1. at Berwyn, Pa.. ROB
ERT 11.. son of William Warner, of Roxbor
ough, Pa., nged 44. Rolatlycs and friends.
Thompson Lodge. P. and A. M and all other
organizations of which he waa n member, invited
tn funernl, Berwyn, I'a., Frl. Services at house
1 p, m. Int, Leverlngton Cem., Roxborough. Re
mains may bo viewed Thurs., 7 to Op. m. .
WESTCOTT. March 8, MARIETTA, widow of
Edwin F Westcott. nged 78. Relatives and
friends invited to funernl services, Hat., 1:30
p m.. nt residence of son-in-law, Horace M.
Townsend. South Seavllle, N. J. Int. Calvary
""vvVlTHEIliLL March 8, WILLIAM RAVERY
JOIINHOV. son of Gertrude Johnson and late Al.
fred M. Wetherlll. Funeral services Trl, 2 p. m.,
583 E. Lancaster nve., Bryn MavJr, Pa. Int.
private. Conveyances at Haverford will meet
1:15 treln from Broad 8t. Hta,
WH1TTAKER March 0, DANIEL, husband
ef Harah U. Whlttaker. aged 111. Relatives end
frlenda Invited to funeral services, Frl., 2 p. m
70.1 Cooper st Camden. N. J, Int. private.
Harlelgh Cem. Friends may call Thurs., 7 to 9
WIGGINS. March fl. THOMAS, husband of
late Alice Wiggins, aged 88. Relatives
nnd friends, Moses. No. 68, Royal Patriots of
America. Invited to funeral. Fri., 10 a. m.,
daughter's resldenco, Mrs. Laura Mirk. 2040
Vnn Pelt nt Int. Mt. Morlah Cem. Remains
ninv be viewed Thura. eve. m M-
WILLIAMSON. March 0, CHARLES RU
DOLPH, son of C. Frank and Elizabeth 8.
Williamson, aged 18. Relatives and friends In
Uted to funeral services, Bat,, 2 p m., parents'
residence, 423 S, Orange at.. Media, ra. Int.
WILLIS. March fl. THOMAS S.. husband of
Gertrude Willis (nee Lane). Relatives and
friends, employes Fels Co.i Phtla. Lodge. No,
54. Loyal Order of Moose: Paschall Athletlo
Club, Invited to funeral. Frl., 8 30 a, m . 7270
Saybrook ave.. West rtalla. High mass Bt.
Clement's Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
Auto runerai.
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LELCJT
$2.50
, $15
LOST AND FOUND
BnOOCII Lost, diamond circle brooch con
taining 10 diamonds mounted In platinum!
I' Boas J. E,. C. a Co. on back: reward.
J. V. Caldwell A Co,, Chestnut and Juniper
streets .
CHAin SEAT Lot, near Philadelphia, brown
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SS reward If found. C. CI. llupert, 'VYIImtng
ton. IJel.
CERTIFICATES Loit or mtilald. Ctf. No. Big
for 4 shares common atock and Ctf. No, 11
for 8 sharea preferred stock of the Philadel
phia Ilnurse. Application has been made for
new certincatea. Henry iC. Wddle A Co., 951
hrCElPT Lost, depositary receipt No. 8i
for Philadelphia Electrlo securities Issued by
the Land Title and Trust Co.. trustee. Return
to Theodore E. Nlekles. 2M3 Oermantown ave.
walnut.
nETICULD Pound, email reticule, with mono-
gram. Bend descrl ntlon to 11, C. 3., 1830Arch.
riN Lost, on Tuesday evening. March 8, at
Metropolitan Opera House, or on Ogden or
Carltslo street, diamond nnd r'arl bar' Pin.
set In platinum. Liberal reward. Return to
104 Locust at.
SPECTACLES, gold. In case. lost, vicinity Broad
and Columbia: reward. 181B N. Broad st.
PERSONALS
PRIVATE PARTY will sacrifice Hue white. dla
mom! solltalro earrings: about 2 carats: 1530!
choice, J120. MrL'UTCIIEON, 01 Bulletin
llldg. Phono Walnut 13r,T.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
BOOKKEEPER Bright young girl, experienced
In double-entry bookkeeping In shirtwaist house
or kindred line: atate full particulars as to ej.
ferlence and salary expected. Address II 87.
'. o. Box aino.
BOOKKEEPER, high school graduate, expert,
er.ced for labor cost ledger work. Answer
by letter, age. experience and salary. Address
M IIM, 1. J. IIP OitVV,
CHAUfHCRMAlD and waitress wanted, white,
experienced. Call 10111 N. 10th at.
c7fil.rNt3ll.Si: White girl for child S jears;
state particulars, wages, reference. Box
Y. Wynnewood, i'a,
COOK Experienced while girl: reference re
quired, I'hono Baring 1743. Call S03S Chest-
COOK tlood on oysters and order. Call 10
a. m.. 203.1 W. I.ehlgh ave.
DniiONSTItATOIt. lady, for the food fair. Ap-
p I y Bt the fountain at pootn.
imnsSMAKCIt. qualified to train glna to take
positions in the trade: reference required. P
1115, Ledger Office.
DRESSMAKER, improver, and apprentice: paid
while learning. 1611 Park ave. ..
GIRL, colored: general housework; adult family;
modern home: West Philadelphia: very de
sirable plate for reliable help; sleep In. Pbone
Woodland 1078.
GIRL for general housework: adult family;
modern home. West Philadelphia, very desir
able place for reliable help. Phono Wood
land 1079.
GIRLS WANTED
TO LEARN TO MAKE LITTLE CIQARB
DESIRADLE. STEADY WORK
TAID 17 PER WKEK WHILE LKARNINO
HOOETT A MYERS TOBACCO CO.
THIRD AND ONTARIO
GIRLS wanted on folding paper box work! 50
hours per week: close Saturday at 12:15: pleas
ant surroundings. Brown & Bailey Co., Frank-
lln and Willow sts.
oini.s overt in
Steady work: good wages paid while learning.
Apply Orlswold Worsted Company. Darby; Pa.
OIRL wanted on plain sowing; to per week,
J, Thompson Hlday & Son Co.. 1010 Race at.
GIRLS Learners for light factory work; ateady
and good wages. 423 N, 3d at.
HOSIERY Loppers on full-fashioned work.
Wm. Broyn Co . Kensington ave. and Ontario.
HOUSEWORK White girl for general house-
work: small famlh i good-wages. BIO N. 63d at.
HOUSEWORK, eenera'l: white girl: good home
ami good ages. B1123 Lanadowne ave.
MILLINERS
WE IIEQUIRE MILLINERS AND
LEARNKRS OVER 10; PAID WHILE
LEARNING. APPLY EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU. .
LIT BROTHERS
MILLINERS AND APPRENTICES
Experienced milliners required: alio ap.
Erentlcea. who are paid while learning. Apply
;mplojment Bureau, fourth floor.
GIMBEL BROTHERS
MILLINERS to trim ladles' atraw hats. J.
Thompson Rlday c Son JCo,, 1010 Race st.
MOTHER'S HELPER Refined, settled woman,
understanding care of children and manage
ment of home: references; wages 130 a month.
A 211. Ledger Office.
orriCE WORK A woman of mature years for
a position of trust; neat appearing, refined,
good grammarian, a capable stenographer and
typist; to one possessing these nullifications a
rare opportunity la offered, with assured ad
vancement as merited: salary desired and full
particulars essential to receive attention. F
262, Ledger Central.
OPERATORS
on fine shirts tn the building. Apply Bth floor
Hastlnga Building, 810 Filbert it,
STRAWnRinOB A CLOTHIER
OPERATORS, experienced, on pocketbooki and
card casra Apply Wolf & Co., 3d floor. 12tb
and Ca'lnwhlil. .
SALESWOMAN Woman of ability and outside
elllne experience ; for ipecial, permanent work
In connection with "The Book of Knowledge"
leadi furnllhed and good pay to woman or1
fone and pleasing personality. Call BOB
Dcnckla Bldg1AskforMr. Colbert.
SALESWOMEN, thoroughly experienced, rood
salary, permanent position for the following
departments; "'
Coats nnd Hulta
White goodi and velllngi
Underwear and sweater!
Cotton goods
Silks
Apply Superintendent, 1126S Chestnut it
ww... . w w..n.,.utw1 M j.
SHOES Experienced gtrli and learners tn pack-
Ing room. Seventh floor. 318 N- I2th. wc
B,noo"siis',Ny1T2th! "" n"r wanted. Sev'.nth
STENOGRAPHERS, 18 to 2 yean of age; high
school graduates preferred: permanent poll.
tlons: exceptional opportunity! ihort houVs.
Saturday afternoon off all year. Call Curtis'
PubllshlnJJo.,TJiursdaytp to 4. " t-u""
STENOGRAPHER: experienced preferred: one
with knowledge of bookkeeping! one living In
"""" win i't"fc""nm iiiycri
STENOGRAPHER, 'yilllam Penn graduate pre',
ferred: atate experience! aalary Jlo. with ad.
IS i n" tR2'iVSu' wnion. Addren B
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lr Philadelphia WflB(
HELP yg'ANTED--gitJ
qonUnufd from PrtetiTcMi.
taphone: alary 10 chance7 fi? '. i
O HI), i. o. Box 3443 for W
STENOGRAPHER In ofllce , . -company!
state age and exo p ,r,
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STENOGRAPHER IlrlghtSolrM!
to start, uan chestnut it n" '
WEAV ERH on Turk lih toweTT
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Apply SSp!oEy,P?u?riANW3k 1
GIMBEL BROTHfelU'"'.
E.tween9.ndlla.n.'lktrai)3'gJ
YOUNG WOMEN wanted to tr.JT
drawings. A aon. i.... :'
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General
LADY for position rennlrln,. .... . . -
ability! must be well edue,'"JtJ
perlence unnecessary; flnt-cls..' J'Jl
quired. V 030. ledger Office. "hfSl
HELP WANTEDMAtT
APPLICATIONS Invited, front sh,.,""-
anS bc-7.-or 18 Ttlt. a.Te".rn.r '.'
outaldo jobs: state age. exM?iene,,ii?N
ri niiamniara n a,.u . uitjiii .
. tns preferred. Address p 92 ' AgrMii
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r,UM tn lh. K1 ,(- fc I" lDPr0UtW -
Cnowj-edg. of fyTnV.""dDdVei.:,ViV
experience, references, sge and iT3
pectedA20LjdgerOffa "I!
iiuuhKKBi'jjii- Reliable maniTTSd
bookkeeper and clerk: experienced t.
manufacturing company mttniS. ..fOil
?!V.m.?ntl;.! Sl,e f "! nd reference. iTJ2j
JinV manla A D.t. 1 77 i i i
turlng houe requires an lnuniMBfl3
office work; for a capable boy tBi U
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Biavtua . nwu upuuriunujr, with i.s
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t.fi wanien Apply nttn floor. gfJH P),, 1
BOY. energetic, for errand. 1...4 .
advanced to Inside work: elegant emSS
Hhannon k Co., 1744 Market!
!
1$
uui onim Doy, ju to 20, for collarCTT
.aalary and advancement. A 213, Uo2?iJ
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Lwan.,,?d to 0Prato board InitSra
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w"-"i " wcck. a mi. i,ert... rjffioTT
w,, ,u, j,hi cmaie onice; chance tar i
.. ment. M H57, Ledger Central: " '
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U0.Y,8 We ha ePlendld opportunitUi tw
a good future; largo ofnee and InSS
Cleel,.,r,:;..,'ranch 1"d"r' Bf
l!AruNKTlltrrmi
Victor Talking Machlns Co.
hi! vacancies for
Cabinetmakers
Mnrhlna Pin...
Double-end tenon machine operaten
Boring machine operator!
. , Iland Jolntera
Double-head molder npsraten
Flrat-class saw nleri
Hand aandera
Rubbers, oil and water
Apprentice boa over IS
Office boa. 10 years and ertr
Window cieanera (whttt) t
48'hour-week schedule.
Physical examination necessary. Awh
Victor Talking .Mnchlne Co. Appllcitloi
Ofnce. US Cooper it.. Camden. M, J.
CABINETMAKERS Steady work: tmi',
to competent men; no labor trouble!.
Hone Cabinet Co.. Chrster. Pa.
CARDER AND SPINNER wanted to t.k.V
two seta Davis A Furber cards and ninVi
follow on knitting yarns. Apply ha
" 5Vpu .o . i,.fKr, est va.
EFFICIENCY CLERK and office ITltna
, waated; permanent position: good par; r
. icih.tb. j. oiv, jjeuier umcr.
ELECTRICAL Man wanted for central .tin.
distribution system! must be exptrlnceil
nign ana low tension overneaa use cowi
tlont give age. experience and aslinr I
pecieo f nn. i.cqger unice.
ELECTRICAL Wanted, exnerlencea
line foreman: must be exper. on hlxb 1
tension construction! give age, entrt
and salary expected, i' ib. LagtT 1
DRIVERS wanted for barrel wagon: good mi
114 per week. Enterprise cooperari,
and Delaware avea.
nltlma. Rtn-rM mn.n In work In erdlT 4
of wholeenle drug house. P 108, Leajerll
FIREMEN for Murphy stokers: none tot
n.rl.n .n nH fttinlv. Krsnklla 1
Refining Co., Reed st. and Delaware Wnr I
FREIGHT HANDLERS, white and coleral:
and It. Co : ateady work: 25o per b
Freight Ofllce. Front and Noble
nour.
III,
HOhTI.ERS Wanted, 2 good hoitlerl.
N. I., cor. l-nnfl tjoimnoia nve. '
HOUSEMAN, part of cri experleacea;
ence; A 303. 'Ledger Ofllce.
INSTRUMENT MAKERS. I37M to It IWT
U hmii-ii' nntlnal lona anrl nPllltTl 4JTT
3Ji2 to 14: tool makers and micMnliu. I
to in: ail Dasea on experience a"
T'nlinp anA .1thn.lnn nnerator. 13119:
molder. 13.76: skilled laborers, ''lollertitl
12.24; higher compensation wnen oa
worK. Apply rranaioru raejit. -,-
in a. m., on wording uy vt ."-
uianKi.
LA1IOKERS for road construction: M 49 f
day of 8 hours; citizens. Apply FrioMorl
lenal, 8 to 10 a. m. on working dan. ""
Plication DianKs.
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uniiun..,, ..., ..w v.-. -. -, ..-,
nanoiera waniea lor r. ,'h.i) J" "'j;.
and board with company If deilred. Am
N. 17th It.
LEVER8 LACE card puncher wanted",
atatlnc age, experience, wigei expeewt
references. A 201. Ledger Office.
MACHINE MEN We need you on our
force: we teach J-ou without colt: J "
permanent places with drawing account!""
In and talk It over: aik for Mr. McSUM
Encyclopaedia Brltannlca Co., 13 Souta 1
cornervvainui,
MACHINE HANDS (woodworking); miarw
good wages to competent men: no
troubles. Keygtone Cabinet Co.. Cbettff, r
MACHINISTS wanted-
or S roiliil
capable of reading drawing!'. J7X
aieaoy wora. Avuty msvm w..""" .
Co.. laivern. i'a.
MAN wanted with good voice and experltntilj
giving publlo lecturei. Apply between 11
iz at ' . wtn '
TT. . .- . .11- ...... anA Mlllrt
MJin vrameu 10 nerve iiiun ihuw -, r.
security required. Wllli-Jonei Co.. Mil a
2flth it,
MAN AND WIFE.
cook: laundry out.
Min..i Viaiirreur. beuff.
nhnn.' Woodland MI'-J
MEN AND WOMEN,
wo have itrlctly
AmtM. Knna.Ma -HUinaltlMI ffl, WhOll OT iFaBBl
time' that If properly preiented and twggM
ud avatemat cally cannot help but V9m
reaulll A 20 I-ertaer office.
MEN Wanted, bollermakeri, locoraotlMKM
rhlnlala. rar renalr men. laborer!, loconaw,
cleaneri. Penna. R. " ,'"" Fllbirt it iJ
MULE SPINNER wanted.
Asbestos Co.. Norrlstown.
Apply" ABwn-l
OFFICE ASSISTANT, about 18. acurati te
edge of typewriting and bookkeeping.
2 to 4 p. m. or write J. Eavemon "i'-T!
Delaware a. and Penn it., Camdia, p,
OFFICE BOY wanted. Apply the Ognt
Blabon Co.. near 21 at and Hunting Pilffl
SALESMAN We require a man for 'M'jJJ J?
highest grade office appliance on t laiJEj
atralght salary; appearance. approacB. ij
experience, accounting knowledge ate w;
altei: consideration given .only to W J
nllea containing a definite laltry ""
A 227. Ledger Office. -- s
SALESMAN, automobiles, experienced, t J"
on Main Line west of City Line altojWg,
nigh-class car, apienaia opponwinvi .-
man. P 117. Ledger Office. -g
SALESMAN An unusual onIK"',1'1"'',;,rt
profitable and nermanent. for a al"JJS
can prove he fiai been auccenful la V "
wn.lr A fin, 1. ffflrfl. .
SALESMEN Men of abillfy and outildi f
a.nrl.na tn analal. nertnanent WOt ll.rl
experience for ipecial. permanent worKiirj
nectlon with "The Book of Knowledge imr
f....,i.i,. ..,( anA aw tn man or lOlW ?;
mA narannallr KflU r.a.nrlV la. IlUliaiOl
or ifr
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Colbert.
SALKSMEN Do you really warn ",Lkw.
you wllllna to work 6 days In tverr ww;-.
rood pay from the atart on a Jfp".?
wni give you w pert incoinwr - rp'
over. W. k. II. W1kr.M22 Real Kit. Tr.
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BALKSilEN Three
for our aales oraanUatlon; promeus
aiary u you quauiy. Appir iw
Diet. Co., 720 Market st.
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