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K trar veteran, wilt sail for France Satur-
. day, March 24, to becomo an ambulance
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ALFRED S. JONES
fV. orlver for the American Ambulance Corps
on the battlefront In northern France.
Mr. Jones, who lives at 230 South
jCjTifteenth street, has obtained a leave of
lilfe Insurance and Trust Company of
By Pennsylvania, at 605 Chestnut street. His
s amies win idKo mm into tne imcK or tne
j8jS, fray, to Join tho many Americans, Includ
E" Ing.a number of Phlladelphlans, who have
FrS Yolunteered as ambulanco workers.
Kt! Although his sympathies In the war nat-
l ral!y are with his mother country Eng-
JnJ Mr. Jones's scruples prevent him from
'enlisting as a soldier, as ho Is an American
citizen of twelve years' standing. Native
born Americans, ho explained, are at lib
erty to enlist under another flag, but for-Ign-born
citizens of tho United States
should "stick" by their oath of allegiance
to America In his opinion. He served for
thirteen months in the British army in
South Africa 'during tho Boer war, a fact
which his friends predict will mako him
a valuable asset In the dangerous work of
the ambulance corps. He Is an experienced
automobile driver.
Hr. Jones, who Is thirty-one years old,
1b a twin brother of Herbert O. Jones, of
;v mo i-rauu MDaEn eauoriai department.
Y, ana is unmarried. He Is a member of the
juvenon vouniry J1UD.
MOVIE FILM
KV Charle's Segall, manager of the Apollo,
Efif " octuicu wnat snouia oo a capacity
ir -iwiiuih mipr iur iiurnaay. 11 is viola
fff-I Dana In "The Cossack Whip," and In view
Bi, or me iimeiy news or Itusslan politics might
Rf. " oe useu as an educational feature.
Philadelphia will seo the new Max Lin
ger comedy, "Max's Vacation." at the
popular Fifty-sixth Street Theatre on Wed
nesday, In addition to Norma Talmadgo In
"Panthea."
The first' episode of 'The Mystery of the
Double Cross," successor to "Pearl of the
Array," will begin today at the Liberty.
The owner of this theatre, J. Fred Zlmmer
an. has produced a successful play In New
Tork called "Pals First."
The pictures are not the only thing re
sponsible for a lino of automobiles which
nightly ornament the curb lino of the Over
brook, but tho music Is also a big feature.
Thfc organ has special orchestral effects,
as well as effects for rain, wind and other
' things.
The Bluebird Is another theatre awake
to the possibilities of giving patrons timely
productions, and on Wednesday Clara Klm
all Young will be shown In "Tho Badge
f Shame," which tells of the method In
rogue In Russia for the protection of Its
r outcast women.
In "Great Expectations," which Is on
view today at the Falrmount; Jack Pick
ford and Louise Huff are co-starred. This
1 an excellent adaption of Dickens' story.
The Frankford is offering Thomas H.
Ince's "Civilization" as an all-week attrac
tion. In addition to special features each
y.
U ;samova in "War Brides." Herbert
j,rBrenon'a first production for Selznick pic
s' tures, will be presented at tho Belmont the
S'.' nri nan or una weeis. "war urines "
I'f which Is based upon Marlon Craig Went
jn worth's play of the same name, was used
& as a emcie lor this noted Russian trage-
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ki tuuucviuc, miu jib success as a.
fej 'picture has been widely heralded. A big
a., scene is a inree-siory irencn, an exact re-
L, production of one of tho "Impregnable"
! fortifications on tho Somme.
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If. lllm WtfPnva In an (nistln. HfnU
m feature, "The Secret of Eve." will ba shown
ISjs. at the Locust Theatre today and Tuesday.
Tnia proauction arrords tho star an onnor-
5F t tunlty to appear In four different charac
terizations, .tarsi Bne is seen as live in the
Garden of Eden; next she Is seen as a
ffif ypy woman; next as a young actress.
&$ and then as a society woman who finally
V up inai me 10 aevoie ner energies to
if unortunate children. Wednesday and
rinursaay unarioite waiKcr in siom, tne
yr. latest eolsode of McClure's "Seven Deadly
, mine, win ds snown.
-ft "Back of the Man," the Triangle drama
k. wrocn win do snown at tne ureat Northern
f- tor1 tho first time In this city today end
. Tuesaay, tens one or tne strongest stories
r nf hflNtnflft Ufa that Thnma TT TnpA ban
' t'eresen'ted for aulte a period. Dorothv Dal-
rjS, jon la starred at the head of the cast, which
v-Includes Charles Ray, Marguerite Thomp-
j?'' son. Jack Livingston and J. Barney Sherry.
Thfft will hA nn nAAti attractlnn nn th-nm
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MKEeURB CLUBS
CRIWaZED BY BISHOP
Forty-fourth and Thirty-fourth
Ward Republican Organiza
tions Under Quarantine
A quarantine has been placed by the po
llco on t.vo political clubs In West Phila
delphia ns a direct result of tho recent de
nunciations of Bishop John J. McCort.
All who attempted to enter the Forty
fourth Ward nepubllcan Club, at Lancaster
avenue and Forty-sixth street, or tho Thirty
fourth Ward Republican Club, In t:.o Bame
neighborhood, were subjected to close scru
tiny by tho police of tho Sixty-first and
Thompson streets station.
Unless tho visitors showed credentials of
membership they wero not allowed to enter.
The quarantine was so strict that no In
vited guests wro admitted, even If mem
bers vouched fur them.
Bishop McCf rt said recently that his at
tention had be i called to alleged conditions
existing in several West Philadelphia clubs
by young men In tho neighborhood. They
told of visiting certain clubs and of losing
their wages In gambling, Bishop McCort
said. Ho alt told of liquor selling In many
of the clubs.
The two clubs quarantined yesterday are
only a short distance from Our Mother of
Sorrows' Catholic Church, of which Bishop
McCort is rector.
PLAN TO IMPROVE BELT LINE
Philip Godley, of Trade Board, Named
Head of Joint Committee
William M. Coatcs, president of the Board
of Trade, has named Philip Godley, fourth
vlco president of that body, to represent the
organization on the subcommittee in charge
of the belt lino lmpro-oment feature of
tho program of tho Joint committee to foster
commerce in Philadelphia. Mr. Godley will
act as chairman of tho subcommittee,
which also includes Gcorgo E. Bartol,
president of the Bourse: Director Webster,
of tho Department of Wharves, Docks nnd
Ferries, nnd one representative of tho Com
mercial Exchange and Chamber of Com
merce. ARRESTED ON ARSON CHARGE
Resident of Lancaster County Accused
of Burning Own Home
LANCASTER, Pa., March ID Almost
coincident with the release from custody
of Garfield Trostlo on tho charge of nrson,
Stato policemen arrested George Seldom
rldge, of Intercourse, on the same charge.
Seldomrldge's house was burned' and the
receipt of a threatening letter threw sus
picion on Trostle. Tho pollco In their In
vestigation of the note left at the door of
Seldomrldge's houso followed a clue which
led to tho Seldomrldge place, where they
found a slip of paper of tho kind on which
the note was written. The torn edges fitted
and evidence pointed to the fact that Sel
domrldge himself had written tho note.
Seldomrldgo disappeared on Friday night,
but was found In Chester County, and ad
mitted writing the note.
FLASHES
two days of a new Installment of tho official
British war pictures.
The management of the Ruby Theatre
has prepared a series of delightful sur
prises for the entertainment of tho many
patrons of tho popular nnd centrally located
amusoment resort, and not the least of
these good things Is the dedication of the
magnificent new organ which has Just been
completed and will be ready to add to the
pleasure of the audience. This Instrument
Is considered the last word In artistic organ
construction and its manifold beauties of
tone will be heard at every performance.
The dramatic offerings also offer many stars
In unusual feature plays.
At the Alhambra Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday the star will be Fannie Ward In
the first and only showing in South Phila
delphia of "The Winning of Sally Temple."
This is a plcturizatlon of Rupert Sergeant
Holland's celebrated story.
From the prolific pen of Abe Einstein
comes the fo flowing:
"All highways In the Germantown dis
trict and Its contiguous territory lead to
what Is now considered the most attractive
resort for lovers of the most artistic photo
play entertainment the Rialto Theatre.
Day after day and night, after night happy
family groups of fathers and mothers,
sons and daughters, are to be found with
in Its spacious and hospitable auditorium
keenly enjoying the masterpieces of the
films that are presented In such abundance
and enjoyment under tho direction of the
Stanley Company, and lovers of the
"movies" realize fully that when a thea
tro bears tha mark of"Stanley direction"
It means that they receive only the high
est class of attractions of the kind that
will educate. Improve and delight young
and old, presented In such a manner that
no one can raise the slightest captious or
frivolous objections. In all departments of
the houso tho management is ever alert to
Insure the patrons comfort and convenience,
and not even the most minute detail that
contributes to this end Is overlooked. Hence
It Is that among other things that make
this theatre the leader In this section of
tho city may bo mentioned tho system of
ventilation, which is as nearly perfect as
human Ingenuity could devise. Another
point that has won enthusiastic comment
Is cleanliness, and thus Is an lmperatlvo
and Important factor In all department!
lobby, main auditorium, rest rooms and,
In fact, everywhere the constant war Is
made on dust germs, and the Rialto may
bo said to bo Immaculate. Of course, of
first consideration Is tho photoplays, and,
second, the manner In which they are pre
sented. The projection hero Is accomplished
on the latest Improved screen Invention,
which does away with all eye strain and
brings out the pictures in the highest de
gree of clearness, nnd still another agent
In making the public feel at homo Is the
staff of attaches, every one eagtr to render
any reasonable service that patrons may
desire, and are alert, polite, courteous,
civil fully capable of peafotnlng their
duties capably and satisfactorily. These
are only a few of the predominating fea
tures that have made tho Rialto Theatre
a favorite resort with the superior number
of fine people, to which may be added the
fact that the price Is always ten .cents, no
matter what the feature.
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The dancing star in the Hawaiian costume she wears in one of tho
eight scenes of her big act. More than a score of beautiful girls ap
pear with her.
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Til followlni theatres obtain tbIr pictures tlirouih the STANLEY Booking
Ctmom, which Is a cnarantce of earlj iliowlnr of the finest productions.
All tttetnru rewlewed before exhibition. Ask for th Minntr in nm imIm
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itatainc pictures throaih the BTANDCT BOOKING COMPANY,
ALHAMBRA i
!th. Morris & Passvunk Av.
Mat. Dallv 2: Kcs. 0:45-0
Pnramfiunt Ilrtnrp!i.
FANNIE WARD In "The Winning of Rally
Temple." Added Official British War rtctures.
APOLLO
B2D AND THOMPSON
MATINEE DAILT
FRANCES NELSON in
"OXD OF MANY
AR C A n I A CHESTNUT
iV HI 1A BELOW 10TII
WILLIAM DESMOND in
"BLOOD WILL TELL"
BELMONT
Nazimova
BID AND MARKET
"WAR 'BRIDES"
BLUEBIRD
BROAD AND
SUf-'Qt'EHANNA AVE.
MARIE DORO in
"LOST AND WON
rnn&p coth and cedar ave.
a3-'XV rARAitOUNT THEATRE
MARIE DRESSLER in
'TILL1E WAKES VV"
FA1RMOUNT :0T , AVENirE
Louise Huff and Jack Pickford in
"GREAT EXPECTATIONS"
ecTU QT THEATRE
OO injl. Bel. Snruci-.
MAT. DAILY
Ebs. 7 to 11.
SESSUE HAYAKAWA in
EACH TO IUB KIND
FRANKFORD
4711 FRANKFORD
AVENUE
"CIVILIZATION"
GREAT NORTHERN A?SS.jR..
DOROTHY DALTO.V and CHARLES RAT in
"BACK OF THE MAN"
OFFICIAL BRITISH WAR PICTURES
TMPPRIAI MTU and WALNUT STS.
llTirCjIMVl-. MATS.. a:30. EVOS., 7 4 0.
LILLIAN WALKER in
"KITTY MACKAY"
JEFFERSON 20TH Streetsaup,i,n
PEGGY HYLAND in
"THE INTRIGUE"
I FADFR forty-first and
IJVLSJrV LANCASTER AVEJTUB
SESSUE HAYAKAWA in
"EACH TO HIS KIND"
LIBERTY
BROAD AND
COLUMBIA
Dorothy Kelly and Evart Overton
in "THE MONEY MILL"
WEST nilXADELFUIA
EUREKA 40TH MAHKET STS.
MABEL TALIAFERRO in
"The Sunbeam"
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LOCUST 5D AND I'0CUST
OLGA PETROVA in
"THE SECRET OF EVE"
MARKET ST. Theatre
Mjrtla Gonzalez & Geo. Hernandez In "Mutiny."
Litiry Wed. "The Purple Mask," Ford-Cunard.
l-.iory l-tl. "Great Secret." Bushman-Bayne.
OVERBROOK-?;30" "averford
CARLYLE BLACKWELL in
, "THE SQUARE DEAL"
PAI APF 1214 MARKET STREET
M. rtLirtVCi 10c 20c.
MARGUERITE CLARK in
"THE FORTUNES OF Firi"
PARK
RIDGE AVE. & DAUPHIN ST.
Mat. 2:ir. T!ic n4n 11
FANNY WARD in
BETTY TO THE RESCUE"
PRINf.F.SS "18 MARKET
" w STREET
tRSPS HAImc' " "THE BAD BOY"
niUWT?Unl,f-X;F.IlANCI8 HUSHMAN and
BULULI BANE In "THE GREAT .SECRET"
RFOFNT C3 MARKET .STREET
BLANCHESWEEfTn0"0
"THOSE WITHOUT SIN"
RIALTO GERMAN-TOWN AVE.
x .n. la i. J AT TULPEHOCKEN
MARIE DORO in
"OLIVER TWIST"
ST.
RURV MARKET STREET
JOAN SAWYER 8TRECT
"LOVE'S LAW"
SAVOY
1211 MARKET
STREET
"L.ll-i. IX711
v,iiariure lKer "Sloth"
STANLEY MAIHET above" ioth
11:15 A. M. to'llilO P. M.
Pauline Frederick ..a.1". .,
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.STRAlSin GERMANTOWN AVENUE
" AT VENANGO STREET
ROBERT WARWICK in
"THE ARGYLE CA8E'
TIOGA 17T" AND VE-N'ANGO STS.
Wallace Reid and Anita King in
"THE GOLDEN FETTER"
VICTORIA MAnKAE,T0- vINTH
WILLIAM FARNUM ?n
"A TALE OF TWO CITIES"
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
RIDGE AVENUE l731 niDQB AVE-
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG in
"The Foolish Virgin"
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Police Cofot Chronicle
Tete Donovan carries a perpetual appe
tite. There never seems to be any end to
it. When It appears to bo thoroughly con
quered It can bo fanned to llfoRatn by
the scent of anything good.
But If there's nnythliifr that rouses Pete's
appetite to full fury why, It's frying bacon.
A sniff of this on a frosty ,mnrn and
Teto la beyond control.
Donovan was suffering one of his blue
streaks duo chiefly to a persistent hunger
nnd empty , pockets. To mako matters
worse, thero was nothing doing In his par
ticular line. It seems that nil tho cellars
had been whitewashed, nil tho ashes .had
been carried out, all tho barrooms had been
cleaned, nil tho sldewulks had been washed
and everything was In such an alarming
state of ifcrfectlon that things not only
looked blue but purple.
fcto was deliberating as to the next movo
will 1 0 standing nt Tulip street and Lehigh
avenue, when the door of 11 houso across the
street opened and there, exposed to full
view, was a healthy-looking meal, and from
tho houso thero came the appealing scent of
fried bacon mingling with sizzling eggs. It
appears that tho housekeeper threw open
tho door to let out tho heat causdd In
preparation of the feast. Pctn noticed that
a placo was hct Just for one. "Thnt's goln'
to be me," lie murmured. Ho stolo Insldo
tho room when tho woman of the houso went
to another part of tho dwelling and at
tacked tho food with silent speed. Several
slabs of bacon, three eggs, two cups of
coffee, four rolls and a Hock of fried po
tatoes had disappeared before the woman
again appeared. Sho uttered n yell and
dropped n pl.ito of hot cakes on tho floor.
"I'll have )oti pinched," sho yelled.
"That belli' tho rase, I may 03 well finish
the meal," said Pete, and he went after tho
rest of It. Tho woman yelled "pollco," and,
strango to say, a cop nrrlvcd In half a min
ute. Ho, too, was amazed at tho coolness
of Pcto. Ho refused to let him finish tho
feast, but Pete brought somo of tho eats
along In his pocket.
On facing Magistrate Dcltr at tho Tren
ton avenue and Dauphin street station.
Peto said, "I Mils! hungry an' I thought I'd
better cat first an" tako tho consckwencls
afterward. If I had died on the street it
would cost Just as much to haul mo to the
STEAMSHIPS
WARD
LINE
Easter Holiday.
. Tours
To HTn 1 sailing from New York, Mrcli
3l,AprUS.nd7.
ALL EXPENSES
6 days $OE 4 days
at sea JO ashore
Including accommodationi at Hotel SeriHa
HAVANA-Regular tailing. Thuiwlay
and Saturdays.
MEXICO-Fortnigntlr errlco to Pro
greao.Ver Cruz, and Tampico.
NASSAU Weekly aailinga ram New
York to Nuau and rlarana.
Special toura including any. or all of iKa
Dore points and rail.water circle tcura go
ing or returning via New Orleans marlie
arranged.
Excellent accommodationt on large pas
senger ateameni built in Amenca and
sailing under the American Flag.
Fall information on rtqattt
NEW TORK d CUBA MAILS. S. CO.
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LEARN
LANGUAGES
AT TUB
Berlitz School
, 1541 CHESTNUT STREET
(Over niker c Heseman's Pharmacy)
WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE A
ft PUBLIC SPEAKER?
.Ten.wcek, course. Spring Term be
gins Thuro. i:yE March U2. nt 8 o'clock.
Write, call or phone Spruco 3218.
NEFF COLLEGE
1730 Chestnut St. Visitors Welcome
WINTER RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITV. N. J.
WTiPI Ufa CReatest nomsuccESj
yVKJKJJJD GREATEST WINTER RESORT
?Pcfa0,V, !
.. recognised stanaaia I
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THE LEADING RESORT HOTELOF T.HE WORLD-
IKarlboroujfi "Btciificim
ATLANTIC CITY.N. J.
OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT.
JOSIAH WHITE . SONS COMPANY
Westminster " " near Bi. . u
nMuuiuna street. Private baths, rum
water, 110 up weekly. 12 up dally. Cb. Bubrt,
morguo as It would o tho station house.
So I Bit the meal nnd lives' beside." ,
'That's good philosophy," said tho Judge,
"but what you need Is opportunity to earn
your living. Thero is a dearth of farmers
at tho Houso of Correction. You can go up
thero nnd dig during tho spring."
Lchtgh Canal Opens Today '
I, M. Church, canal superintendent, with
headquarters In Mauch Chunk, announced
that tho Lehigh and Delaware divisions
of the Lehigh Coal nnd Navigation Com
pany's canal will be opened for navigation
today, weather conditions permitting.
FARM AND GARDEN
Burpee's
&bw
Burpee's
Sweet Peas
For 25c vre will mail one regular
10c packet (40 to 50 seeds) each of
Cherub, rich cream, edged bright rose;
Kino White, the finest pure white;
Margaret Atlee, best cream pink;
Rosadeixe, a large deep rose; Wedg
wood, alovely light blue. Alsoonelargc
packet (90 to 100 seeds) of the Burpee
Blend of Superb Spencers for 1917.
Burpee's Annual for 1917
Is Wrier, brlibtir and fcttttr thin nn bfor.
20 parts. Thirty (30) Tarlttlat lllsitrated In
colors. It Is malltd frss Wrlto for It today and
plmsnuntlon this publication,
W. ATLEE BURPEE & CO.
Burpee Bulldicg Philadelphia
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XOST AND FOUND
BAfJ Lost, silver mesh ban In Droad Bt.
Station Saturday afternoon: reward! no
questions naked; engraved "Hllzabeth feooy,"
242 W. Main St.. Atlantic City. X. J.
DOG Lost, Sunday, nbout D a. m.. from GM
and Oxford sts., black Pomeranian doe, female,
slightly pray under mouth: subject to fits
and cross vlilfo In this condition: liberal re
ward. I'hone Oerbrook G134. W. 30 N.
03.1 st.
DOQ Lost, German sheep doc at 03d and Ox
. ford Btn. Sunday afternoon: reward. Walther,
i amio iaK i.aip n or r r luiKiqro mu.
MUFF Lost, email baer muff. Tliurfday after
noon, in Uia lclnlty of l.'lth and Chestnut sts.
Iteward If returned to Frazlcr & Co., North
American Hldg,
I'URSU Lost, on Friday afternoon, small
purse, between AVeyman's muslo store and
Wanamaker's, containing S2, somo change and
silver and gun metal watch, marked on Insldo
caso with Initials A. F. S. Return to AMI
Saloon League off.. Stock Hx. nig., rcc. row.
SCAHFPIN Lost, diamond heart scarf pin, be
tween Hltz-Carlton and 30th and Chestnut, or
on Spruce st. car. route No. 42. Itewnrd If
returned to Hotel Normandy, 36th and Chest
nut. PERSONALS
TO Mr. Nulon. C. H. Heck. J. M. Gould, Mrs.
Welnsteln and Mrs J. Meyers, jou aro hereby
notified that thero are. duo O. It. Lenhert.
trading ns Monarch Storago Co., nt 3870-72
Lancaster ave., Phlla,, storage charges on
household goods stored by jou, and that de
mand was duly made for payment and not
having pnld said charges, said property will
bs sold nt tho auction rooms of Samuel T.
Freeman & Co.. 1.110 Chestnut St.. Phlla., on
April 4 and C, 1017. Snlo to begin nt 10
o'clock a. m. And to L .1. McNaul, K
Johnston, Mrs. Ednln Clinch. Mary Peas nnd
David Hudson, on April 11 and 12, 1017.
Hah to begin at 10 o'clock a. m. And to
C. II. Main, Mrs. 13, Sllror. Mrs. K. O'Brien,
Mrs. rrank Grttton and Mrs. A. Portor, on
April 18 and 10, 1017. Sale to begin at 10
o'clock a. m. ,
ON AND AFTUIt THIS DATE. I will not' he
responsible for any debts .unless contracted by
myself. ,
M. O. LAFFHrtTT. 2010 W. Gordon st.
SACUIFICK Hlue-whlte diamond solltalrr ring,
about 1" carats, 1133; nll-platlnum ring, 17
diamonds, $110; hao appraised before jou
pay. McCutcheon, 012 Bulletin llldg.
HEIiP WANTEDFEMALE
COOK, white, English preferred, for position In
Bryn Mawri " adults In family; good wages.
ruuiiojH j ii ,'iawi tim
COOK Experienced white girl: reference re-
quirru. ruuu nuges. X'llune uanng 1143. AD-
ply ilDI.'i Chestnut st. "
DRESSMAKER wants experienced Waist skirt
nnd Alpntn finisher. Annlv 1 mil T An.. -.
EXAMINERS, experienced on ladles' waists nnd
dresses. Greenspan & Co., N. E. cor. 12th and
FINISHERS, experienced, to sew buttons hooks
and ejes on ladles' dresses: good pay. Green-
pmn .n. wn ... ... vm ahi mm ArCn.
FRINOE KNOTTEUS, experienced: good nav"
Btea2? S0Tii Largman, Oppenheim & Co
4J8-3S Iv. latn.
GIRLS WANTED
TO LEARN TO MAKE LITTLE CIOARS
DESIRABLE. STEADY WORK
TAID 17 PER WEEK WHILE LEARNING
LIGGETT & MYERS TOBACCO CO
THIRD AND ONTARIO
G1HLS WANTED TO LEARN EMlmOIDETtY
TRADE. APPLY ATLANTIC EMBROIDERY
CO.. 22 D AND CAMBRIA. """'
HAIR WORKEHS Young ladles, experienced at
.Bw,.M,eAdycp??,',t0ni B00d tt13- An.
lIKMS'fiTCIUJUS. experienced on ladies' waists
and rlrniBHH' flAllhlo.naArlla Qlnir.. uaoia
Greenspan & Co.. N. 11. cor. 12th nnd Arrh "
HOUSEWORK Two capable girls wanted: 1 tn
do cooking and downstairs work and other tn
do UDstalrs work and waltlnu: nlprn (.,..''.
wages for good service; mall family, v
iard. Phone Dickinson 101. exchange 07.
HOUSEWORK White girl, assist ultrTTSolT.
nn. .! ti.fli.nit. email f.mll.. . .'!. COOK
Stamm, Dauphin Apartments, Broad am)
Dauphin sts - au ana
HOUSEWORK, general, and cooking MaTTand
wife wanted. Apply QUO Wayneaye ana
NURSERY M GOVERNESS ErperienceTf. iT:
recommended woman to care for 2 little Sih.
in the country. Vrite or telephone to ff
Thos. M. Royal. Aldlne Hotel. Philadelphia'
OPERATORS of all kinds on ladles' hlrtwnlsra'
finishers, tuckers, trimmers; piece worker,
woek workers: learners paid while learning
steady work: 100 operators wanted: 4S-hour.H."
week s6hedulc. The Hasedorn-Merz Co w
and nrown. tu" Ja
OPERATORS, cxperlencea on ladles' waists UmT
dresses, all parts. Orecnspan & Co v i
cor. 12th end Arch. ' ," ''
OPERATORS and button sewers wantcdfornTl
parts of ladles' wash dresses: If jou Van
sew on a power machine, we'll teach ou tlio
jest. Apply In our sanitary, daylight, airy
factory. Blberman Bros.. 23d anil Chestnut
PA,V.V." .11i?iC?S-xperle,.':e1 finishers -Bn.i
Florlat ""' PPl" 8choeUIe. 81
rRESSER. experienced, and learner in dyeing
. and cleaning establishment. 014 Pine st.
PRESSEItS. experienced on ladles' wash dresses'
Greenspan & Co.. N. E. cor. 12th und Arel.
SALESLADY to represent a westeriTmanufacT
.Hiring company: good opportunity to mal.o hie
money.,. Apply 040 Real Estate Trust Bid-
on Monday. '
SCRUBWOMAN wanted for cleaning In office
Kd Willow.' W" Ua"er Co'' nkllS
HELP WANTED-FEMALr
t-onnniirfl ,mn Prtccllng Colm
STtVnrlll Attftti ....
""V'VV"'k "U . HM SfiiM t..r
.i i.. y..uM ni.ii ana asslstnM i ,."
must m (i woman of plni,ni rij. '"Vk
pntronsi a ery jnlcndl . fu1u"rJd". to 1
vomani salary $12, Adl I fi.'i?' bt
riiMatviueat ' JPi"y Marofiii,i .
" iniure fnt '."I"
o'limiii nmui l, Ahlllw l Dn
ChesttiiiOoti pt y Mtii. i,
TUC'KimH. experienced, m, i.ji.rT : L
dresses; short nnd long endaVwhi,-?1"'" isZ
machines, Urcensimn V ' WA"CB nd nMS
nnd Arch. ' K. cor, ijjj!
WOMAN to rcprrsent largo cnmnii ' j
urnualnted with city; Inust ra?,Vl
This. position will K f..". "..""nld.fS-
w hojajencurnbeecl. n ;w j ;vw or on
WOMAN whirs, m ,.,.r ".,"'..' -"-SlSilit.
. B.V. It. between in nj" Wh0no" ul?,',
General
WOXIAN lo represent largo rnTnTT-T; .
wtII ncnualnted with cltv; inu.tPb.U'"!;
latrd nnd Bond ntinn..-,.J ... "' wel m.
can furnish' tho l" creden lal, f.W 5
sldcred; this position will appeal Wn'be ,
nr ono who Is unencumbered n .'?.,a ld-
- Onlce. " - . Id-
FILINO CLERKS, trained
ne-urn n. poi
structlnn. Pi
Chestnut st.. third floor.
HELP WANTED-Malt:
BILLEft Young man with experiencetTr- I
machlno In lnrgo mercantile noiisa, "llr
per ence and s.nlarv n--,.i " .J5?.' 'tt .?
..Offlce. ---.... u UT U1--
BLACKSMITII on wagon nnd nutttbodl T
worAmerlcan Ice Co.. 30.hV.anTco!.l
BODY BUILDER on wagon and nt,.- k .7"
nnnn tint flrif l-. .Tll, 'i'1 .SUlO hflil
. nnd ColumbliJ.ve. ' '""""" 'ce Co.,- sou'
nkJiSi'nS.n"A'5Kf. mJir'wwtat7
salaj;yexpected.P 33. Ledger Sfi '?" u.
BOY. about 17, In rawnsliopmUat h .r
ence. vpply ut lleerw aid's, LancVtSr".'t?
BOY. generally useful: good salary; wholMiT
houso: chance for adancement. 17 n...'
street. 01Du
BOY oer 10, for otjlco ol mill: good chanci'r
ndance,ment. Address R. ns. PMtoftics'lR,
BOYS wanted, 10 j ears or oer: J9 and 111
prr week. Apply at once. Becker. Smiis I
Page, Wnter nnd Sn.dcr ne, "l !
"torial ncMiwifKrixffr.ti.Brl'
lirll'U MtM !" 1i VI'lliu ma '
BOYS wanted; otrady emplovmont: good nam"
Annlv tn Utr. 1 I. MlTfn. ..:?. 7 S!.
eenlngs between 7 nnd H.
BUTLER Experienced colored butler
Spruce street.
1821
CABINET MAKERS: steady work: good wu
to competent- men: no labor troubla. gS?.'
stone Cabinet Co. Chester. Pa. "
CARPET LA.KK wnntcd Immediately; etudr '
cmplo.menti only sober, competent men !'
apply: stato agi'. experience and salary n.
pected Stoehr b I'istcr. 121 Washington ava
Scranton, Pa.
BOY Wanted. Intelligent boy. nbout liiTTTn
be good at figures: good chare to lelrn h?"
her business. Apply Chns. 1' I'.nJ Tr 'J1"-
. Inc., Pier 42. N. Delaware V. "" Co"
CHAUFFEUn. wanted, white: must be total .
nbstulner; familiar with roads, until July T.
state ago, rompensatlnn. M IB. Led. Cent C
CLERK Protestant, for paroll department la
largo factory uptown; stato age, experlmca
nnd salary w.intvd. Address 801 Ledttr
Branch. U01 Indlam,np, v"
:LERK Young m.m for general '
office work: state referenres. 159,
Ledger Branch. lSth nnd Moore sts.
CLERK, with shlonln. exnerlenre fn nil ...'
house. Reply In own handwriting, stating an
nnd experience. P 332. Ledger Office.
CUTTEIIH, assistants; experienced on silk ant
cotton waists. 1. Broil & i'o.,gm Chestnut .
DRIVERS Apply Wavcrly Ico nnd Coil Co..
f,4th and Whitby ave. '
DRIVERS Middle-aged Catholic men for light
driving; lu tostart. lillli N. 21st st,
ENGINEER and power house operator. coi-poK
tent, wanted to take care and operate pumplnf
atatlon at hunbury. Pa.: good reference! rf
quired. Address nil communications or can
In person to Wm. H. Decbant & Son. But
Building. Reading. Pa.
ETtEIfillT IIAN'nt.l'TIM. whit
and colored; P.
lr hnnr. Annl
and It. Co.: steady work: 2.V vr hour. Api
Freight Office. Front nnd Nnlm- ts , PMli.
ifANn MANnr.ns"
VICTOR TALKING MACHINE CO.
Has Micanrles for
Hand Sanders
Band sawders
Veneer Jointers f
Hardware titters
Double-head molder operators
Fac-jr machlno operators s
hhellackers
Draftsmen with woodworking experience
Apprentice bos. oer IS
Office bos. 10 cars and over
4S-hour-week schedule
rhjslcal examination necessary. Apply
Victor Talking Machlno Co.
Application office, 33 Cooper St., Cumden.W..
INSTRUMENT MAKERS, I1IU to 5 per day of
8 hours; optical lens nnd prism grinders.
(3.S2 to $4: tool makers and machinists. 13 54
to IS; all based on experience and capacity:
Potter & Johnston operator. 13 50: braat
molder, $3.70; skilled laborers, "eolderers,"
S2.24; higher compensation when on plcct
work. Apply Frankford Arsenal, from 8 to
10 a., m.. on working daja for appllcatloa
bhinkS; t
LABORERS wanted f;r general work: good loo.
Apply In person or Dy letter to H. K. Mulforl
Co.. Glcnolden. Ia.
LATHE and turret lathe hands. Rat rates, with
ple-ework, therefore wages depending on roar
ability. Apply crano dept.. Nlles-Bemint-Pond
Co., M-Jfflln and Meadow sts.
LEAD BURNERS, steady worrf. The Oarritt ;
. Mfg. Co.. Bermuda nd Margaret sts.. Fhd.
MACHINE MEN Wo need ou on our.selllnl
force; we teach ou without cost: we ha? .
nermnnnnf nlnpi iiftl, dpnwtn B.,niint irmli
In and talk It over: ask for Mr. McMillan. 'l
i.ncciopneaia iiritannica uu ijj aoum lata,
corner Walnut. , f
MALE ATTENDANT wanted for Turkish hath,,
sobef nnd experienced. Apply Trenton Turk
Ish Bath. Trenton. N. J.
MAN AND WIFE wanted, white. Prot.; man U
chauffeur; wlfo gen. hwk. : small fam., star
rcnemnntm. n A Ai ...1,1. f Tl J OO T .A flff
MECHANIC for Autocar, Packard and Dorrls;!
delivery trucks: steady work; it days weekly; I
nrtrsl innri nnlui rrnArt moi-as tirVr OtB 1
IIIBll 1HOP IUH4t UillJ ItUUU ntl(VBl w .
ntnl CnmhArtSu rifl ulu
MKN Wanted, bollermakera. locomotlva m
cnmisis, car repair men, laoorers. joconwiT
cleaners. IVnna. H, K.. 1741 Filbert it.
MUSICIAN, playing all Instruments, orchestra .J
or nana, anieu; state experience -na,"-.-S,7 J
aesireu, wntiner nonunion or union, ii
letlserCentral. -
NIGHT WATCHMAN wanted familiar witblifc
Ing care of steam bollera; etatfl "PJ.lei-v
and WTRes expected. Address I 4D, F, U.V1
iiOX -l-iJ,
OPnilATORS wanted; experienced ra'dlal drill
nress onerators: rate 3Sc ner hour. Apply. Pe
Laal Steam Turbine Company. Trenton. N.
J.
POUTER for office of large manufacturing cor- ;1
porauon, targe nouBe; staie aee, vaw,'
alary und reference. Address r. O. box
f(ll7U
PUNCHERS and shearers wanted at too Pbila",'
delphla Navy Yard: pleco workers averaie
-i.iiu a uay 01 o nours; u auys uliu.'-i. IT
with ay: pay for 7 holidan and U gatut"
day half-holidays. Address Labor BoarJ.l
K7q v Vu rt . F'hifo Hftl nh I n . In . .-
REPAIR MEN on wagon, who ore accustomed "
lu u-ai'iiiuiini. licuin. .ini;ii.ai, - -.
st. and Columbia ave.
SALESMEN il live, energetic men wanted for
sals organization of the largest roanurae
Hirers of their line In the world: nationally
advertised. Franz Tremler Distributing- t.i ,
73(1 MARKET. , "
SALESMEN I ,,. . II
WE WILL MAKE CONTRACT, WITHJ .' j
EXPERIENCED AUTO.MOI1ILE HALE8MBN I
WHO HAVE ALREADY J'llUVl-.-s --
WORTH. - l
CHALMERS MOTOR CO., 2.12 N. imou
SI ENOURAPHER nnd bookkeeper wanted. f
verienccu in nox snooks; spienaia op-j " -- j
Aaarcss u OJO, -eager uuiv-.