mmy. 'zm
PfP-vAJ
1; FLASHES, FOR FANS
jlhfttvlAllMlM V Ik.' kMM.tU. fu . .....I...!....
z -" Picture, biit has reached the then.
i projhr. Stereoptlcon slides nre shown
awn atteatlon to the recniltlnic stations.
MJtod .Cross and other messages whose
wovwip arouse patriotism nnd nccuro re
ntttsVrTht exteriors are sayler decorated
'mh.th city' color as well as thoiio of the
Station.. A cohtmlttee of exhibitor has of.
ttei, many .theatres for the use of societies
" (smw oManlssllons to use for patriotic until
f 4j
. TheflUdKe Avenue Theatre has arranged
,"" adJHtlon to Its regular dally feature
p ; Kvery Monday, celebrated poems of Klla
ftfy mneeier tvncox (prst snowing In rnnnuep
fir l'hla) : every Tueadav. nftlrlat floiernmcnt
B- YWBr Pictures: every Wednesday, "Is Mar
fV Hare Sacred?'' series; every Thursday, Mrs.
, t- r vernon castle in "Fatrla": evj-ry Friday,
frijM' The a Irl From Frisco"; every Saturday, a
). '.''. (Ifwilnn. ,i...l..
1 15 VDHHO WIIICUJI
Ignore Ulrlch, will be seen at tho Knlr
ruount today In the plcturlzatlon or Julia
C. Ivers'a Indian story, "Her Own People."
In tho early scenes of the plcturo Miss Ul
rich wears a very unlquo costume of bead,
tlful fawn skin trimmed with beads, porcu
pine quills and deer teeth. 'The dress was
loaned by ICdwnrd H. Williams, a noted
Collector of Indun relics. Supporting Miss
Ulrlch are such prominent artists as Colin
Chase, Howard Davlcs, Jack Stark, William
Winter Jefferson and others.
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"This studio means as much to the
artist as the- church docs to tho devout
worshiper; therefore, you will kindly ob
serve the silence and respect duo the nr
tlsts and their work.
"IIKKHKHT nilUNONV
This unique MIrii Is prominently displayed
on the walls of tho studio where Herbert
Drenon directed his photo-drnmntlzatlori of
Marlon Craig Wentworth'H play, "War
Brides," with Nazlmoxa as tho stur, ap
pearing today and tomorrow lit tho Apollo.
In many of the most Important moving
picture studios the ncturs bo through their
scenes- to the accompaniment of the nlinost
deafening din of hammering by carpenterx,
houts of property men, chattering of by
standers, ana other distracting sounds. Mr.
Brenon's Idea, which would seem almost
revolutionary If put Into effect In many
ntudlos, la that the artist Is entitled to
very aid in concentrating upon tho work
In hand.
"When Lowell wrota 'The Vision of Sir
Launfal,' " saya Mr. Drenon, "he shut him
self up in his study nnd did not reappear
until his work was finished. Imagine a
poet endeavoring to write beautiful lines
In the midst or a babel of sounds 1 I bellovo
that one reason the photo drama has been
slow in evolving a high type of acting of
Its own is that too little attention has been
paid to the sensitiveness of the players. I
would no moro think of asking a star like
Madame'Nazlmova to pla'y tho tenso scenes
. of 'War Ilrldes' to the accompaniment of
hammer nnd saw than 1. would think of
trying to read a dellcato lyric of Arthur
Wymons to a. friend while riding In the
subway."
Pursuant to this Idea, tho mechanical
force and nil other persons who have busi
ness "about the stage while scenes am In
progress, wear rubber-heeled shoes and are
under .absolute orders to maintain uilenco
so far as humanly possible.
Jack Plckford. Charllo Cliaplln and Wil
liam S. Harjt arc three stars of the Bcrccn
whose equal for artistic entertainment would
be hard to find and they will bo the princi
pal attractions at the Alhambm' this week,
giving patrons the opportunity to sec them
Jn plays that are presented for the first
, time in this section of tho city.
The Palace" has set a,now standard of ex
cellence In the character 'of photoplay en
tertainment. This fact Is known to many
thousands of Philadelphia, us Is revealed'
by tho large audiences of people at every
performance. Throughout this week there
will be concerts by tho Palace Thentro'Or
cbestra. under the direction of David Kap
lan. George Cohan, probably one 'of tho
most popular figures oh tho American stage
today, appears today, Tuesday and Wednes
day. In "Broadway Jones," which Is an
adaptation from his stage success. He Is
supported by an excellent cast, Including
Marguerite Snow, llussell Itassett, Crawford
Kent and Ida Darling.
Tho Imperial Theatre, long one of tho
popular movie resorts, Is now under
the direction of tho Stanley Company, nnd
this movie corporation will present the best
of photoplay masterpieces rit early dates.
While the programs hero have been of in
terest in the past, they will be such In tho
future that patrons will be assured of see
ing the most popular stars In tho first re
leases of their new plays. All the best
resources of the Stamey Company aro to
be placed at the sen-Ice of tho Iniperlal
patrons for this purpose and tho same rules
in conducting the business of nil the th'eatres
unaer me Stanley direction which have
made them favorlto resorts will apply here.
Besides the photoplays, special attention
will be paid to the music as an added fea
ture, there being concerts by tho Imperial
Concert Orchestra, and organ recitals, with
change of program dally, by Professor
ttovett.
star, wl'llie tho chief attraction at the Bel
mont all of this week, nnd she has n now
role that displays both her much-admired
beauty and her powers as art" emotional
actress hi 'Tho Price Sho Paid," which Is
an elaborate film version of the novel by
David Uraham Phillips, nnd which. West
Phlladclphlans will see for the first time.
Paulino Frederick will be the star on
Wednesday In a remarkablo plcturlzatlon
of Daudet's story, "Sapho," at tho Itlalto,
and her screen version of this famous story
will bo ns famous In lllmdom as tho original
has been In literature.
TOLL FAVORS SUFFRAGE HILL '
130 State House Members, More Than
Necessary, Pledged
A poll of tho Stato House of Representa
tives pledges 130 votes for passage of the
sum-ago bill which comes up for hearing
tomorrow, whereas only 104 votes aro neces
sary, It was said today by delegates from
tho Women's Suffrage party of Pennsyl
vania, who will attend t!ie henrlng In Har
rlsburg. A party which Includes Mrs.
Oorge A, Dunning, chairman of the Worn-
ens Suffrage party of Philadelphia County!
Airs, (leorgc Plersol, Mrs. Frederick Drink-
er, miss l.ldn Stokes Adams, Miss S,trn H.
Chambers, Mrs. It. Iredell Knchun, Mrs.
A. Ii. Hums nnd Mrs, William U. Derr will
leavo Broad Street Station for Harrlnburg
this afternoon.
They will remain In Harrlnburg for tho
spring conference of tho Pennsylvania
Women's Suffrage Party, which opens April
18. They will be Joined by other members.
DEATH
Church. .lth and Wolf its. Int. .Trinity Hit"'
Jjn Chilrehyard. Friends may H remains
nKATHJL
of Rev, John Herthey Menses. Relatives an6
frlenda Invited to funeral services... Mon.. 8
P. m., 4nso Parrlah st. Int. Tuei... Tor. I'a.,
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. FLANAaAN. Aprll 14. MART, widow of , on arrival of train leaving uroaa . aiauon
Kdnard Flanagan (re stain), aged 47. It"' "'" m.
Uvea and friends. It. V. M. Sodality, Invited to MlLt.nR, At Nnrrlelown. Fa.. April 13,
funeral, WeJ . 8:30 . m.. uio.1 8. Wooditook .VINA V widow of CaMaln Churl' II, .Miller,
t. Polemn rrnulem l.l.h maaa Ht. Monlr; Funeral aeMlcru at
- . . .r . :.
funeral.
FOSTRP.. April 13, arddenlr.-.JOIIN W., hu.
hand of Alice Foater. Ilelativea and frlenda,
Woodmen nt fh- it,'-i4 i-vUm! In aervlcet.
Tuea., s n. m S22.1 Hanaom at. Int. Mt. Morlah
Oem. Frlenda may call Mon. 7:30 to n p. m,
. FftKKMAN. -huaband
of Jit In
.!EES"AHi - 4P'H .. . ciiA.ni.Ea koee.
isiibiki in sunns -
of Klla V. and late T
reman (nee llerker) and aoir
rhnm.. n vreeman. nala
liven and frleniia n-in.-i im No. 3RR. F.
and A. M.. Invited to funeral aervlcea. Tuea.,
, p: m., residence of father-in-law. Jarob H.
Heeker. 60311 C'heatnut at. . Int. Westminster
!m. lletnalna may ba viewed Mon, eve. Auto
funeral.
rillKIMIAN. April 13. NKM.1K ANN, wife
of Anron K Friedman and ilaughler of Thomas
kmu imp ininerine .Mcmrmoii. iieiiin iij
irirnui, liinnsiono Ulrcle, Lady rorrsicre, r,
"J A.. Invltfd to funernf. Thurs.. S 30 n. m
loOli r; llewaon t, Holcmn hlah reoulem maaa
Holy Name Church 10 a, in. Int. Holy Sepul
chre Cem.
Railroad Flagman Killed
AITOONA. Pa., April lB.deorge Adam
son, uf Turtle Creek, a Pennsylvania Ball
road flagman, wan Instantly killed nt
tho Horseshoe Curve, nn'tha Pittsburg divi
sion near here, when he fell from his train.
eatijs
AIKn.VS. April 14, JAMF.H .1., bu'bnnd of
fJrern,d.A.V-n"rB4.,Hn,;a- .'" hlcM-relatl,' and
!..undl "'"Invited, W.l . 7:30 a. m., I'li3 H.
iSiA,'oflolemn "" of requiem Church of Ht.
Jlonlra 0 H. m. Int. Cathedral Cem.
UAnvV'iMMiK'n"' nt DoUBlaavllle. Pa..
Ms fevA,'A.,,,f SeiV se?ft. ea'.'vVj.? 3'"p1
aeVhlfAesn,.""" W"1 ''hl!"' "" rhB,J
t.l"Zr,'".-Mr". LI'.. '"A"'.I.A .A,. dauEh. 1
T7 niv.i. r" . "1". .""rx nn uaKer. ned
JJ.Vi Rrla.ll"'- and frlenda mlted to funeral
w-Vv'"- r"",f. -:n." " " """" l Heat, Mil
ViAm",vJv.at?' Iflti Private, Sit M'-lah Cem.
.fi,.A,u-''Ay,'rAnr" ,:t- BAVIU W.. .on of lati
fflVi'i Kr.of eAV. ?ulheatern As
semiiiy. ro. 18. A. O. of M. I.i officers and
d Irrrtora of tho Hlmwood n. and 1. Asao In.
Jv."' l?.funnl,Tu.'' Z " "i 1020 OrVenwaV
"- ""! ' W . Mil
llI.lirjKll.-Aprll II, IlACHIil- ItoniNSON
widow of Oeorso It. Krs.r. helatlves biiiI
Frlenda laay I'Thurs.. 7. , li '". ''r"'"e'
14. AI.tlEttT ASHMKAD
IIOCKltin Anrll
If?"- 4I.l,S-. MRr'1 .70- ."eUtlves and friends In
vited to funeral aerl.ea. Tuea., -J n m i
Morris at.. Merchantvllle. X. J fnt nrTate
Coleatown Cent ""'"'
..I'ONHAt,A,,rli jr., UHAN A., wife f
Alfred UonsBl. need C3 Itelatues and friends
all organizations of which aim was a member'
rwVi" "! t,""r.1 services. Wed, 2 ,,. m "()
c-. 'Ilrard ur. Int. Fernwood ('em '
.1Ji'A?A.u.7Ai,rl' "3. MAHIA l.om.si: nni.
,au. iL.miivpK nnri rri
llam r. Murphy-s Hens ci? Inv Ved to "funeVa
aervlcea. Tuea, -.' p m.. reeldenc. of nephew
Thomas Oeoms Wllll.ims. .-,.-, JnmeatowS Vt
iiusiiui uuu i. i it, ini nriinio i.-a-bm.
Mon. H In in . .n ' " l"u,, ""y C-H
JNO. Hr.rf husband of Maricaret llrownlnir (neo
Leonard). HelatUea nnd friends Invited to fu?
ncral acnlces. Wed., s p. m 1724 N jlaraiiii
t Int. (Uenivr....! fm ' '' -- ""nail
iinii.itii'.K. in ivorrlstuwn. Anrll 11 mnur
funl'rU!'81 ' .t.lelH" ?" ArVerndi3n?Ae"A"
funeml. Wed . a d m . Fjin Llnwood .
town' "'" Ia ""' 1,l"l'o C?m NorrU-
IlirCHANAN. April IS
IHAI1EM.A, widow
Helauvi, "And mends o'aS fyrrlnVi,fr,'o ?S:
?n'tr.'"MV.rr".ahW6,;;, " " "'" " 5UaJS.
CAl.DWEI.I,. Anrll IS. Ht lll-l tv Io,ln
St..er-PANIBI. CAI.invni.l.. '.Votlco of' funiral
SpS ..rPeouolfouo'MV
.?.AuAr"'. S'Cvlf...Tues.. 2 p.' m.. reaidene. .,
husband 173.-. N. ' WllUnitSn at. " Int! IIflli
em.. via funeral car. Kemains mav'h.'lVjf. 2S
jion. eve
I'AIITKH. April 1
OANEV. April U, TIMOTHV, aon of Hannah
and lata Daniel aaney. llelattvra and friends
Invited to funeral Tuea.. 7:80 a. m.. mother's
residence. B110 Uermantown ave., Chaatnul Hill.
Solemn requiem maaa Church of Our Mother of
Co.n"0,."on " ni. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.
OII.L.-.Aprll 14. DELIA, wife of Peter Olll.
ftslatlvea and frlenda Invited to funeral. Wed.,
30 a. m , 1004 H. 28d at. Solemn hth maaa
St Edmond's Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross
Cem '
UIJVNCEr. April 14. JAMES, aon of 1st;
John and Marrnrct fllancey (nen ' Ward) of
nonenal. Ireland. IteiutUes and friends. Holy
riame oocieiy or Cathrdrnl parish, inviieu to
funeral. Wed . S a. m., btother-ln-lnw's resi
dence. John Dnrrlan, 1723 S. Cloveland ave.
Solemn mass nf requiem Church of Ht. Thomas
tfiMMinin w on n. m. int. noiy cross ceni.
OIlEKNWtJon April 15. I'A III. I... husband
of Adelaldo H. (Ireenwood (neo Haines) and aon
of Anna and late Jnmes Oreenwood. ased 41.
Itelatltes and frlenda. employes of Globe. Dyo
Jvorha Co., Invited to funeral aervlcea. Thurs.,
3 p. m., 4HIO Frnnkford ave,, Frankford. Int.
private, Oaklnnd Cem. Itemains may bo viewed
ed eve.
, nitEEN'WOOD. April 13. JAMES, husband of
Hevlna (Ireenwood (nee Pickup). asd flO. Itela
thes and friends Invited to funeral. Wed., 2 p.
m. 4.14.1 I'enn St.. Frankford. Int. Notth Cedar
Hill Cem. Remains may be lewed Tuea., 8 to
10 p m.
(HtYO.V. Suddenly. April 13. WIM.IAM I'
fll'YO.V. Sr . busband of Mlneria lIuon. Itela
tle. ami friends Kestnne Uranch. N A. of I,.
(' . cmplnrs of I'hlla. I. ().. Southwest Station.
Invited to funeral, Tiles.. S:30 n, m., 2230 S.
17lh Ml Solemn rennlem man St. Mnnlrn'n
Church 10 u. m li:t. Holy Cros Cem Autu
II AMIIIIKl'IIT April II. ADELINE, wife of
U'llllim llumbrrcht, IlelatlMs and friends.
Ladles' AIJ of (lerman Lutheran Church, Invited
to funeral services. Tucs., 2 P. m.. 421 N. 3d
st. camden, int. p-Uate, Harlelah cem,
Friends mav ew remalna Mon.. 7 to 9 o m.
HANKINSON. -April 12, JOHN It., nusband
of Hannah J. Hanklnson (nee Joslln). sued 77.
Kelatlves nnd friends, Walter S. Newhall Post,
No. 7. -Q. A. It.: members of East Daptlat
Church, and all other orcanlzatlona of which
he was n member. Invited to funeral aervlcea.
Mon.. H p. m. 1138 Crease at. Int. Tues.,
Northwood Cem., at convenience of family.
HAUH. April 14, MAROAllRT, wlfo of Oscar
Itaub, 1210 N Jessup at. llel,lva and friends
Invited to funeral aervlcea, cd., 2 p. m.,
brother-in-law's residence. If. W. Munkenbeek,
42S Richmond s(. Int. Northwood Cem. Re
mains may be Mewed Tues., 8 to 10 p. m.
HEdin.MAN. April 12. FLORENCE a., wlfo
of Theodore Heseiman nnd daughter of CMorao
tl. nnA I,.. a A ,... Mnr.l ., h .....1 nn ni
tles nnd friends Invited to funeral. Tuea.. 8.30
a. m., 40fn Lancaster ave. Solemn requiem
mass St. Agathu's church 10 a. m. Int, Old
Cathedral Cem
HILL. April 14. residence of daughter. Mrs.
L. P D-Crrmt. 4)122 Hazel nn . AIlAtmt.r.A
CALDWELL, wlfo nf Gideon Hill, nifed 70. Int.
Tu-s. NeU)urah, N' V.
HI7.EII. April 13. I'.MZAUETH W . daugh
ter of Intr Joseph and Annie M. Illzer. Rela
tives nnd friends Invited to funeral, Tuea . 2
p, . m. residence of brother, William 11. Hlier,
Newtown Sfiuare, Delaware Co., Pa. Int New
town Friends RurlHl (Irounds.
IIODOEH. April 11. LUCINDA CLARKE,
widow nf Robert It. Hodges Relatives nnd
friends Invited to funeral aerWeee, residence of
aon-ln-law, Jacob Rlstlne, 1214 N. 42d at. Tues,
2 p in abarp. Int. nrHnte. Woodlands Cem.
HOUVAY. April 13. ELIZARETH HORVAY
(nee Rusnnrk). wife of Paul Horvay. -ased 2(1.
Relatives and friends, I'faejzcr Yearly Ladles
lien So.-.. Invited to funeral, Tues., n a m ,
1720 Frankford ne. Int, Oreenmount Cem
Auto funerul. Remains may be viewed Mon., 7
to lo p. m.
IRWIN. April 14. ELIZABETH IRWIN,
aired 71. l'uneral Tues., 2:30 p. m,, 318 s.
JOHNSON. Suddenly. April 14, JOHN O
JOHNSON, nitecl 7(1. Funeral services and Int'
strlctlv nrlvste Absolutely no flowers
KAUFMANN. Ajrll 14. LAURA M. daugh
ter of Charles and Mary n, Kauffmann nnd
granddaughter of William nnd Julia Crossen
Ilelathca and friends, 11. V M Sodality: s"red
Heart and Propagation of the Faith Snrletlej,
faculty and students of Neblnger Rnd Ml. Ver
non Schools Invited to funeral. Wed.. 8:30 a.
P..- ". M: "L".,-:'- Hlmn high -mass 8t
Edward-a Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre
Cem
r .K.!'i?iFE-"TA,,E" At- hiCnnahohocken. ra..
DAVID, husband of Mary Keefe, RelatWes and
friends Invited to funeral, Wed.. 8 a. mO .on.
in-iawa rt aenen, wu lam J. Ford. Sorlrii
hi i - .- ,,.. n.., uiLitunuUHOn
rlctly prl
!,
Cem., Ilrooklyn. N, Y.
o.-MIaTH's'. A Hlcklervllle. N. J.., April 14.
SIMON W, MITTEN, aged Ml Relatives and
frlenda .Invited to funeral service. Tuea.,, 10
a. m.. residence, Slcklervllle, N, J. fnt. Slrk.
lervllle. Train laavra Chestnut at. ferry 8.80
i -.ini lor nicaiervuie. i rienas m tu iwn,,
I 7 to n p. m.
, MOYLAN, April 14. PATRICK, husband of
Annie Moyfan. Relatives and friends, Holy
Narno Society, Dlv, No. 8, A. O. II. i Fort
Wayne. No. 178, F. of A., Invited to funeral,
"lues.. 8:80 a. m.. 1320 E. Haines at., (lerman.
tbwn. Solemn requiem mass Church of Im
maculate Conception 10 a. m. Int. New Cathe-
umi v,rm,
MLtl.ttEtlAV a-,-11 1 i-ATirAntNE MtlL..
Relatives and i IIEIIAN tne (J-Rrlen). wbW of John.Mulheran.
iieiamea anu rrienrts. nlso n v. i. aonaiuj
and Sacred Heart Society of St. Ann's Church
Invlttd to funeral. Tues., 8:30 a. m from, 2338
E. Tucker at. Solemn requiem maas Ht, Ann'a
Chnreh. 10. a, m. Int. Holy Sepulchro Cem.
Wmml-v . i-jw
dkAtiw
Items Ins may be viewed Mon. eve. Int. Eden
Cem,
' . .. . . ..... nfttr-u Nr.i
No 113. I', of II., nvlted to funeral, Wea .. -n?flJ
Ina at Pitman ISW p. m. Frlenda may call
'rillVciltJlprll H , TIIOMAB TIMDIlBMfi
aged till. Itelatiyee- arid "lenua. ..i -
lxlgc, No. 110, I. i
ment. No. .22. of r
. .. . n.-i-.in i-.nruuii.'
". ." . ":.7iT. . i jidce.
'una., i-n.i iviiuv
.....-..-.. ., . iniiieu
No 01. I. U. U. J-., oi iamueu, ... - -i-hn.-to
funeral services Wed.. 2 ". m.. ' .n,'.
p. E. Church. Ilroadway and Itfdf? Jli1Vt5ie?s
Arn. Frlenda and lodges, may cal at daughter w
U..A. aicai Ann 1 I mnnCII. "" -."."
at!.' Crn'den." N. J."Tue... 7 tri 0 P. m. f
Pru'LRlcVfBsrua'dnen1ymApr.l 14. Mtl.TON,!
...-.I .:.i le s.i.-n ii. ttirieh. formerly of
VJ.n 'v""" '," . Tv"yp "' 'inew-s Church
0:30 am Int. St. Matthew's New Cem
KEEKER. Suddenly. April 10. OEOROP
RUSSELL, son of Wllllnm llnlrd , iTi.!rH
U 1. .
Keefer. l'hinernl nt lAnvunUtira rf en.ii..
KINO. April 14. WILLIAM, husband of An-
n a Winer I nnA l1wnwim .l am -. . . . ."
"'-. ;;" -i.,,,",-',s. ".H.CH. ." iseiaiivi
Jiemalna may bo viewed
-Anrll -. unrta ....
:Ha
VaWw Ii m-'.u7 rn M.wr uvl" llnla
-U. "!' Woodlawn Cem.. New York - ,mla.
ClAWSON. April 13 Dr VillN p ,-,.,
SON. aged 8S, at 1707 W Norrls ,t ruLni,Y'
services und (nt. private. ,orn ' Funeral
IlErSNAl.r,CO.S.aLge070'"t0I
-mayca-,Wedrn?BS
AUtomoblln servlee. -...,i i.eni.
Charlie Chaplin, that versatile nhd funny
comedian, will be the principal feature at
theh Locust today, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, and West Philadelphia ad
mlrers of this mlrth-provoker will be given
the opportunity to see him In his latest suc
i cess, "The Cure." It Is not necessary to
say anything: about Chaplin's art, nor It Is
at all required that any extended comment
be made as to his new vehicle, except to
state that It Is a Chaplin absurdity, with all
the usual and unusuat Chaplin stunts nnd
funnylsms. The locale and much of the
action will be found surprising In Its new
'aess. As a contrast to the comedy, that
clever actor, Clifford drey, assisted by Mar
garet Landle, will be seen today und Tues
dayjn "The Beloved Vampire."
Beatrls MIchelena, who has won success
Mil In opera and on the screen, will appear
'JJE!e''.dar..5!)d Th"ay at the Great
JiOrtnern In "The Woman Who Dared"
Mrs, Vernon Castle In the twelfth episode
SL.J3. ..m'il?i",?r amorbln' Patriotic serial,
"Patrla," will also be shown.
Clara Kimball Toung. the popular screen
rnr.i.iMa a.m , , -.
yS-M",E.CcSurclU':30t-. m 'jf'SraS
kSTaAn"" "'" mtet ""J "rlvlKlr-n't'Y-R'm'a'n8
vSffiS3 of
"ici una lain iiarv frtu ai .. i7i -.-.
I'nimiv r.i, t-i J J. V rj
' wt jviiiTii rna.ni
r-tiwiiit.. .-!""!. ".1".Z'."':."l J.
of Andrew Ciirr i am dL VV""i?r..-'". "
and Katharine Mclirlde. Newtown CuSSKt"
ham. County Donegal. Ireland! Ilel.tlveS Lml
frlenda Invited to tm'ir.. t.?J. .. '"lives and
ter'a reeldeace. Mr. Um.. leilM!. " P.:-").-. '
George W. Kruck
Oeorfe ytr. Kriick, flfty-nlne years old.
Kin ""Jwrinienaeni, or weHhtstand measures in
Kp.vC,"d't r the last twenty-four years, died
Ss J-raay, at nis nome, 561 Pln street.
K;.-' Camden. Mr. Kruck served . L:.I.::
B-3 f-the Sixth Ward Republican Club for the
. ; imn wm iy -two years. Me Was a memKee
' ,SL.C17"!eil odlte of E,k' ana the Ancient
K2r of,J;nlt1 Workmep. He Is survived
i , sjr his wfe, three sons and a daughter.
Herbert E. Clark
AHerbert K. Clark, for thlrty-seven years
. jWrtwso" in the Chemical National Bank.
' Il,T-lr r " ? n,or foc'itly In charsre of
..tjjjforelm 6paj-tment. died yesterday at
wLiST'-'JH 8SmoT '.avenue. North
;.'. N. J, .He was the son of Mr.
yfwi.ststeni and a'brotlier survive.
J'wli,fe,?0,?, ,3,"tJ'',:' years old.
; v, w. nome, b East
.""V -Msrmamowiv WWBliapoplexy.
lMM4,lt Toery store torftion, th?n
"Liyg-ljyj "rf'J,f ave sons
' t m. '" -' j Sr4
tWl ;1lyyr.s;atiitra Bethlehem.
JCr frnS-1. rK:1 2.
.-" i
"w4m'l1 if.
ter a realdeaco. irs. Jamea Fletcher " s SiV
feSaKi Mon.Aerv'erB",n & 5" Aw
;f.PSdS!S. JrH?fndA- c,
ron',l!nc.!'mli;.dloIa.V,m? lSSv $
Church. 3d and Wo f sts Intlloly Cen.Ca,tm'
u'ldVsVo Lr.r "-" "i'?uH.niiai;
." ii'nu. -April ID. JArv t ,i
Thomas F. Davld.on and daughter of' lWifT Sl
and Suaan Mclaughlin, at resfden?e of h?n?iln
In-law, Oeorga Walter 1740 B? "4th .f0,r,'.r"
notice of funeral will be given at- Due
DAVIE3. April 14. DAVIli DAVH-a
band of Anna Bavlea. aged 3 h.i.m,:. hai
Trlenda Invited to funer.1 r?A.ii:5ltJi "
&t!MP?e1nre-hn!J0a..-;
on., 7 to 10 d. m
DEMPSEY.--Aprll 14. VIOLET ANNIE .is.
of Edward R. Dempaey. (Uuihter nf' 7.7?
Kphrjtm, and Martha N. hlgr. n.iallS:. '.iS
friends Invited to funeral, tues 'lot" !
nephew's residence. Ullbert Llghtean lia "m"
sssn.T& .'.v'w.d.r?' ;,r,nTd in?E, ft
uin. ,pni , JAMUS p., huaband .e
Annie and aon of late Thomas and h5m.!
ran reoulem mas St. Veronica's eV?;, ,!".
74. R.fatlves and frtenii invi'iS"7lB?'?.1
Tu.. 8t) a. m.. 471 Old York road Sol.
Wr "2?"t..' fttV.'i'? Church .f tK"a0ly,0ch,n
UUUUHEHTT.
rty ar
untres.
odsllti.
---". -... 4. Jt
Invited to fun.r.1 W.S' TS'.'-Y?M?J cnurch.
.' Solemn reoulem ' maaa Chu'rV-h rjr,?,;4
other of Oood rn,,T,..i iKf V.m'h .of Our
Int. srlvate.M.. Deals' 'Cem. "wr' lu ".
- BpDaHERTT. April 12. WILLIAM J h.
band of Anna -Dougherty (nee BrJr u SJ"
Relative and frlanda Invlii ,.-"' ? 2i.
8:80 a. m.. S11S B. Cecil at. TBSth Md vVSod'
land ave.). Solemn reaulem maaa rK.X.00?;
jpurri.-April IB, JAMES, husband of 1st.
Um Duffy and aon of Jnha and Seldiit i
f t-asn hi a t
4 ak Antn fiieiAikrtl 4su
KRUCK. April 15. OEOROE C.. husband of
Cot illne Kruck tnee llammelehle), aged BO
Reltles end friends. Fldelty Lodge. No. 3.
A. J). U. W.: Camden Lodge, No. 293. n. V
(). L' : ()th Ward Republican Club. Invited to
funeral Wed 3 p. n, . 001 Pine st.! Camden"
N. J Friends and lodges may call Tues. eve.
Int. private. Evergreen Cem
KHUKQEK. April 14,.rRUDENZE A wife
of Relnhold H. J. Krueger arid daughter of
Samuel M. and Hannah Kerrt 673 Falrilew
st.. Camden, aged 36. Relatives and friends,
membera of Christ Evangelical English Lutheran
Church. 7th and Florence ata., Invited to funeral
services, Tuea.. 8 p. in.. In the church. Int.
Pleasantvllle, N. J . Wed. a. m.
KRUSEN. At Newtown Pa., April 14 FAV.
NIB KRUSEN. wife of the JateT Thomas M
ftXr:?' ."If.'i-.?!1- .?.'''"'. JfSS . friends
itit7u tw luiiri aii rrsiurr uo oi WllleC Illnhfi
Hterllng St.. Newtown. Pa.. Tues .11 a. m"
Int. Rlchboro Cem. ' ,
i..LR,'ftNV "l1,1 M; MIWIAEL, liusband of'
late llrldget l.nrkln. Ilelativea and friends. Dlv
. .. !!' . .- ,,-! ,uni!a Wo' "ortera' Union.
Invlied to funeral, Tues., H.30 a. in. 1011
Kldge ave.. Darby, Solemn requiem mass
Church of Pleased Virgin .Mary lu a, m Int
Holy Cross Cem.
LIPP1NCOTT. Fourth Month 14tb near
Rlalnr Sun Sauare. N. J.. STACY 9. r.tPPIN-COJ-f.
aged SB itelKtlves and frlenV Invited
to funeral Wed.. Fourth Month 18th. 2 Dm
son-in-law's residence. William R. Sharp near
Rising- Bun Snuare ;.. N. J. Auto will meet I"
noon train from Market at. wharf ' Ph la it
llnrdentnwn. Int. fnnBn.l.i Ii...i.i ":'?. l
J''VinAtlim i.H "ARIIY S.?' husband of
Annie V. LloydT Relatives and friends wish.
Ington Camp, No. 383. P. O. S. of a": Meada
Commander). No. 30, Invited to funeral serv.
Ices Wed. 2-30 p. m.. 1533 Bouvler at Int
private. Hillside Cem. Remains may be Viewed
Tuea.. 8 to 10 p. m. Auto funeral. I'ottavTne
papers copy. """"
LOllB. April 13. CLAYTON ASIIER LODI1
aged, 80. Relatives and friends Invited to fu'
neral Devon, Pa., Wed.. 2 p. m. Int Old Ht
pavld'a Cem. Conveyance at Devon for train
leaving Proad St. Btatlon 12:45 r. m. m
MacFAHLAND, April 14. THOMAS FRA
2IER. eon of William J. and Eleanor FrarlVr
MacFarjand. aged 22. Relatives and frlenda
invited to funeral services. Tues.. 3 d m re.i.
d,nc?..?.f P?ats. 208 C. Mermaid lane. Chest
nut Hill. Int. private. Ivy Hill Cem. Remains
may be viewed Mon. eve. im
MALSED. -April 18. MARY M.. daughter of
,?v.eDnn!f M.3 hfvTted ".VWrelV
!.UnV,-C2emP- m- 02 Ve"1 " '"
MATLACK. April 14. JOHN C, huaband nf
Cecelia J. Matlack and! son of lite Ouy and
Sarah Matlack. aged 0. ReUtlves and I rrUsnds
Welcome Dlv.. No. 20, 8. of T.: Washington
Camp. No. 8. P. O. 8. of A.: Taylor Hose Co
Active Firemen's Aaso., Invited to funeral serv.
icea. Tuea.. 2 p. m.. reatdenee of aon Dr
Thomas Mailack, 2802 K. York at. Int private'
North Cedar Hill Cem. Remalna may be (leweil
Mon.. S to 10 p. m. !
MAENE. April 18, CAROLINE A., widow of
John Maene. Relatives and frlenda invited in
funeral, Tuea. 8:80 a. m., 018 N. ,8th at?
Solemn requiem mass Our Mother of Sorrows-
i-s-.-.-oi;- ..-: -vt-Yir."." y-'m.
JOALOblVU,--April . AAHK M.
and frlenda In'
p. m., residence,
Cem.
MATLACK. April 1. JOHN e.
Cecelia J. Matlack and son of lata Qui and
Sarah Matlack. aged 66. Relatives Tand 1 frlendsT
Welcome Dlv., No. 20, 8. of T. Washlnrtnn
Camp, No. 8. P. O. 8. of A.j Taylor HoaaS
ActleFlremens Aaso., Invited to funeral m?i'.
leea, Tuea., 2 p. m.. residence of win Dr
Thomaa Matlack. 28oJ E. York at. lit mil
vate. North Ceder Hill Cem ""' prl
. McCOLLUM April 18, WILLIAM McCOT
LUM. husband of Mary'MeCoIlunV. Rel.tlv
and friends. St. Anthonys Hpty Items Society!
Jamea D. Howley I. C. p. U.. Hb. 818: DiJ
No. 46, A. O. H.I Court Freedom. No? 220 F
of A.. Invited to funeral. Wed.. 8 a. m. 48B
Federal st. Solemn high maaa o? rin..iiIi.
Anthonys Church 8:80 a. m. Int. Cathedral
Cem.
McCONAQHT. April IB. RKBBCCA. wife of
flobert t. McConaaiiy, Br. Relatives and frf!n?J
Invited to funeral services. Thurs., 2 n m
W08 NmWH,er st. Int. private. North PCeSr
. MeSETTIOAN. April 14,, JOHN J.. , .on or
James and Julia McOettlgan (nee Wllmotl. Rala.
tlveg and friends are Invited to funeral. Tuaa
2 p. m.. parents' residence. 878 Nrasto at. Ini
Holy Bepulchre Cem. Auto funeral.
McLAUQHLIN. April IB, l'trR McLAUOH.
LIN. 8r husband of late itargarit uSShlfi
aaed 88. Kelatlves and fliands, St. vtnoent da
Paul's Society of Annunciation Church: Altar
Propagation of the Faith and Sacred Heart So.
eletles, invited to funeral. Thurs.. So i? J?
1888 8. 10th St. Solemn high mass of reaulsm
Annunotatlpa Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross
Cem. ... ...
.nun. APN.i is. Kav. JOHN J. U.
i nf in. ,. Vairirf, .h mr.??
m Dei
atrleaiMT
,rena gmc
tei attend
-navtesa m. -Aatasar-s Charah. 1ft .--
Ivlm. otftM beslast l.,. tatTkal?
Alltn BiaotleoJ
,1ULKERN April 15, MARK. Jr.. son of
Mark and Mary Mulkern (nee Murphy), aged 3.
Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral,
Tues., 2 p. m.. parents' residence. 115 N, Van
Felt t. Int. New Cathedral Cem. , . , ,
MYERS. April 14, M. MYRA. daughter of
late Thomas F. nnd Caroline C. Myers. Rela
tives and 'friends Invited to funeral serv res,
Wed., 2 p. m., residence of brother-in-law,
Clarenco Duke, 327 N. 7th et Camden, N. J.
Int. prltate, Arllneton Cem. Friends may call
Tues.. 7 to 0 p. m.
UIINKH, April 14, JOHN, husband of Anna
M. Orner. aged 47. Relatives and frlenda,
Charter Oak. No. 5800, M. W. A.. Invited to
funeral. Tucs., 2:30 p. in.. (iOO Highland are.,
(-heater, Pa, Int. Lawncroft Cem. .. .
FAPB. April 14, TllltESHA. widow of An
thony Pope, aged ,7. I'unerol services Tues.,
10:31) a. m., resldenco of son-in-law, C. Philip
Weber, 414 W. Chelten ave., Oermantown. Int.
private.
PARTRIDGE. April 14, MARY J. wife of
Walter Partridge. Relatives and friends In
vited to services, Tues,, 2 p. m, residence of
daughter, Mrs. William Colgan, 2020 8. 01st st.
Int. Mt. Morlah Cem.
PAUL. April 16, ANNA MAROARETItA
PV1..v.iaoYr of Henry Paul, Sr., ad Rl, 1825
wtJ?.!0.r,J i'- Notice of funeral will follow.
POLLARD. Anrll 13. THOMAS, husband of
Hanslne Pollard. Relatives and friends,
llnlmesbiu-g- Lodge. No. Mil, K. of P.. and em
ployes of Summerdaln Mills, Invited to funeral
serxlres. Tues.. 2 p. m.. 3023 Rhawn st..
.llnlnieabupr. , Int. Magnolia Cem. Remains
tr,-iyilJS.leT4 '"''. Mon.. niter 7 p m.
PVOTT. AN'VA N I'VrilTIi,.. Ilnnn.rl wlf.
of Thomas.Pjott. Ilcl.ilh.s snd friends. Altar
nocieiy, cnurrii nf Incarnation, lnlled to
funeral. Tues.. 8:30 a. m., 4823 N. Mascher st.
High mass 10 n. m. Church of Incarnation Int.
Itoly Cross Cem. Remains may bo viewed Mon.,
7 to 10 p. m Auto funeral.
ROUINSON. April 13, JOHN, liusband of
Sarah Robinson, aged 40. Relatives and friends
Imlted to funeral. Wed., 2 p. in., 2845 N. War
nP'k I'i. Int. Hillside Cem. Remains may be
vl'.'1Tui"- A to 10 P. m.
.FP.8sirrAt1rl1 '!. at Woodbury. N. J.. MA
TILDA THOMPSON, widow of Thomas H. Ross,
aged 70. I-uneral Tues.. 2:30 p. m., residence
Mr. ami Mrs. Jamea T. Maxwell, 137 Evergreen
ave., Woodbury, N, J, int. Holly Cem., Cam
den. N. J.
SAHOENT. April 14, at his homo In'New
York elty. OEOROE HENRY SAHOENT. son of
lato Joeeph Denny and Mlndwell Sargent and
'"yirr.? Mr"- Wilfred Iiwls. of Haverford.
HCANlVN. April 12, MARY, widow of Adam
Scanlnn. Relatliea and friends, St. Edmond's
Altar and Rosary Societies and League of tho
Sncred Heart, invited to funeral. Wed.. 8:30
1-..m"..,au"",''r'" risldence. Mrs. Mary Htroup.
1525 S. Ualley st. Solemn high mass of re
quiem St. Gabriel's Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy
CrosH (Vm.
scilNKibT. April 14. SUSAN II.. widow of
John I. Schneldt. aged 76. Relatives and
inriiui inviieu 10 runeral. Tues, 0 a. m.. resl-
.''.m,,,.of aon-ln-law. Frederick A. C. Dahl. 232
,-i Jlapler St.. Oermantown. Serlcea St.
Luke h Church 10 a. m. Int. prlate. Remalna
ln,I,s;.!,f..l.,'?d Mon" 8 to 10 p. m.
ui?,,'J,:,JH--rA't,r".I!'- MARYK.. wife nf Hugh
Shields (nee Cunnev). Reluthcs and friends In
." '? funeral. Ihurs.. 8 n. m., 2310 Federal
f.i . i.m! h,Kh mii"" of requiem St, Anthony's
1 'iS'.Vi'i.'.V3" .a- m I"1- UolV Cross Cem.
SHIW. At Jil" li. .u,... ..- i, -i
.J.. April K. JOSEPH C, husband of Allco
wninn. Hged III. Funeral nt convenience of
iamll.
SILLER. April 15. WILHELMINA !'., v,ldow
"' Conrad Siller, aged SO. Ilelativea and friends
are Invited to funeral services, Wed., 2 p. m.,
'on-ln-law-s residence. 8ely S. Flsler, HO N.
0,i.'i';'AJ5"rb'r' '" ,n- Private.
.fSi,.1VP'i?N' .Aprll,.15' UEOROB- P.. husband
,'ata Mary Ann Simpson, aged 70. Relatives
and irlends Invited to services. Wed., 2:30 nm.
8.on." Wence. 2110 8. 03th sf. Int. prliote
Arail!5i?,n-rS('m-. Frhnda may call Tuesday eve.
.SlN.VOTr. Aprll 12, JOHN 1'., husband of
Mary Tlerney blnnott. Relatives and friends,
employes of flcllcvue-Stratford Hotel, invited to
funeruS, Tuee. 8a. m., 1020 S. Hicks at. Re
qulem masa St. Thomaa Aqulnaa'a Church. 17th
and Morris sis., 0:30 a. in. Int. Ho.ly Cross
SMITH. April 15, CAROLINE R wlfo of
Samuel I Smith. Itelatltes and friends Invited
to funeral services. Wed , 2 p. m., daughter's
residence. Mrs. Charles H. Umbcrger, 2310 N.
Van. Pelt st. Int. private. West Laurel Hill
Cim. Auto funeral.
SMITH. At Swarlhmore Aparts. 22d and
Walnut bib.. April 13. EMMA C1RAIIAM. v?lfe
fnrv!Jdn,tt"?!rvhic,TdTue... 1? 1"pt.'Vn,"..B OUveS
SNITEv-Aprll 14. HANNAH THERESA, wife
of John H. Snlte, Sr.. aged 47, Relatives, and
friends, employes of Dept. R. of Autoea" cS..
Ardmore. Pa.. Invited to nervine- n .i. '
423 N. Roblneon st. Int. private, Montrose Ceni!
Friends may call Tuts. eve. '
SNOW. Aprll 14. WILLIAM D.. husband of
Sarah A. Snow. Ilelativea and frlenda Invited
to funeral aervlcea, Wed.. 2 p. m.. 1812 Selgl"
Tiies "ve l"''va'e- """alns may be viewed
SPRINGER. April 15. at Atlantic Cilv isr
J.. MARTHA K. SPRLN'OEn. ""uiStlves'-ami
friends Invited to funeral services. Wed "-ail
p. m..ln Swedesboro M.E. Church. Int. Swedes
boro. N. J. Remains may be tlewed Tues.. 8-30
to 0:30 p. m at Hotel Bouvler, 150 8. Ten.
nessee eve., Atlantic City, N. J.
u77.A.prl'.Vi-..A"A,J if:. wMow. of
Sr Tsth M.. Phiia:. ageTrM.. Relative- ana
friends. Artlvo Counrl , No, 61 T, O. of I. j
"A.1.1'0. '.. ,u5:.'.f.;:"ft".V. " n t Srfvate.
IV Hill Kb Din nuiuuHi .- - ".,' in
mVT.rrN.rAP"i5.n STmVAN
No. 227. K. of P.t Ellis Feet. No 0 . A. li..
United Castle, No. 248. K. U 13.. lnv' ' '2
funeral services. Wid. 3:15 P. m.. chapel, oi
Hint rt.rmnntnwn ave. ini. 117
Kirk ft Nice
VAN LEER April IB. at 421 Ilajerford
ave.. WILLIAM U.. husband of late Caroline ..
Van Irfer. aged 78. Relatives and friends in
vlted to funeral services. Wed., B p. "i.. Parlors
8. P. Frnnkendeld's Sons. 5300 Vine at. '"
private. West Ixiurel Hill Cem. Chester -
PTALKl?n-.-Aprll 14. CECELIA, widow of
L'dward Walker. Relatives and friends. t
Sodality. Leaguo of the Sacred Hear t of "'
Heart ('hurch. Inxlted to. funeral. Thurs., s a.
m . tr. llfelclriNnn St. Solemn high tnaSS OI
requiem enurch of the Sacred Heart. 0'30 a. m.
Int. Holy Cross Cem, Auto funeral. ,
WALLACE. Suddenly. April 14. SAMUEL A.
WALLACE. ReUtlves and friends, members or
St. Alban Iidge. No. 521), F. and A. M., all
other societies of which he was ft ml2.",!r,.Ai
lted to funeral services, Tues., 2 P. ni.. reel
denco of sisters, 401 H Wayne ave., aermantown.
Int. prlate. Mt, Morlah Cem. K'ma,n" I"1
be viewed .Mon., 8 to 10 p. m. Auto funeral.
WALTON'. Aprll 13. CLARA 13., wife of
Oeorge W. Walton. Itelatltes and friends In
vited to funeral, Tucs., 2 p. m.. IMODyre at,,
Frankford. Int. North Cedar lllll Cem. Re
mains may tie iewed Mon., after h P. m.
WKILEtt. April 13, FREDERICK A., hus
band of Carrie Weller (neo Schad). aged 40.
Rel-itlves nnd friends, Worklngmen's Sick and
Death lien. Society.. No. 24(: I'hlla. Schuetten
Vereln. rmploses Columbia Silk Dyeing Co, In
lted to fum-ral, Tues . 2 p. ni.. 3041.N. J3th st.
Int. lllllsldo Cem Auto senlce. Friends may
call Mon.. S to 10 p. in.
WlllTlJ. April 15, suddenly. WILLIAM H..
husband of Kite Rachel M. White, aged M.
ItelallieH and friends. Defunco I.odge. No. 33o,
K of I'. Invited to runeral. Tnurs.. n a. in.,
tii-or Southampton. Pa. Int. Churrhvllle Cem
Carriages will meet train leaUne Reading Ter
minal :-.'.i ii. ni at woutnainpton niauoii.
WICKERSHAM. April 15. ANNIE T.
JEWELL. ldow of John B. Wlckersham, aged
8t. Ilelativea and friends Invited to services.
Wed.. II a. m Oliver II. Hair Iltdg.. 1820
Chestnut st. Int. private, Central Laurel Hill
Cem. '
Wir.ll. April 15. FLORA U., daughter of
lato Peter and Elizabeth Wile. Relatives and
friends Ir.Uted to funeral aervlcea, Tues.. 2 p.m.,
resldcnie of Oeorce Llghtcap. 23 W. Gravers
lane. Chestnut Hill.
YOST.-tAprll 14. ALICE M., daughter of
Jennie ana late James M. Yost, aged 21. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral services,
Wed,, 2 p. m., resldcnco of mother, 1320 Vic
toria st. Int. private, Northwood Cem. Re
mains may bo viewed Tues., 8 p. m.
TOUNQ. April 13. WILLIAM HENRY, hus
band of Alma Young and son of late Jamea
and Eliza Young, aged f!2. Relatives find friends,
employes of Adams Express Co., Invited to serv
ices. Tues., 2 p. m.. residence of slater, Mrs.
Oeorce Woerner, 2722 8. Colorado at. Int.
Northwood Cem. Auto funeral.
YOUNO. April 13. ALICE A., wife of
ltonard II. Young, 61)50 Market st., aged .15.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services,
Mon., R p. m., parlors H, P. FrankcnneM-s Sons.
5300 Vino st , W, Dilla. Int. private. Middle
town. Pa,
X0ST AND -FOUlM)
nilACELET Lost, gold bracelet. Communicate
wltn i H. Oertruiye "nejdJDle'i!'oa. 31L-i-
DOO lost, small Airedale puppy. ;,,lrdB'nB0f,TeJ:
noon near E. Washington lane. ermvishlnB-
rT.'s.Tffir.llntfirSn
to reissue certificate No. 1 04; . 'nr.u,?, "park?
has been lost or mislaid.
PERS0NAXS
"SMlrAretSiSS'wS
rlsson's Storage Co.. 52:10 Market st.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
ARTIFICIAL rLOWERS Experienced makerj
wanted: female: also work given home. Bauer
ft Watman,02l Arch at.thlrdJloor!.
HELL TELEPHONE
OPERATLNU , .
Work near your home In rLe""nl1f.m!
healthful aurroundlngs, with excellent
opportunities for rapid advancement,
Thero are twenty-eight Dell Central
Offices In Philadelphia-, probably there
Is ono within a few blocks from your
home. Unusual opportunities for .earn
est. Intelligent young women between 18
and 22 j earn of age.
New employes are paid while learning
and are readily advanced.
rieasant dining rooms, where the beat
of food Is sold at cost. In every Cen
tral office.
Comfortable sitting rooms for rcadlns
and relaxation when off duty.'
Good opportunity for senior and su
pervising positions. ... ....
Apply nt 400 Market street dally, ex
cept Sunday, 8-30 a. m. to D p. m.
HELP yAWTEDlIg
Coniliiiifrf from frcccil
no-Col 09
U.
HOYS. WANTED FOR Ntniii.
MUST RE OVER in, riyKL"
ADVANCEMENT, APPivNC.E.
a w,:'mivr; ii
p. m,. i, ii ii u h n ni-'Vnii
FLOOR. "f.b,
DITRa.t.n taA ai'AtirkBv4
start 18! a-nnd nnnnrl,,l. JTr'nl' WlnM
Ins. experrence. 1' lOSLeVoffftfl
. ,,,, -, . c i r"r uirieiiTt
DY8. wanted: steady employment, r" 4
Apply Tho A. Schocnhut Co '' $?
Bepvlva ata. " Adgg
CH1LDNURSE Experlenred. Care of one
child two jcors old; reference. Call oerman
lown.1801. COOK7 white, experienced, for cooking and
downstairs work: best wages: references re
quired: seashore for summer. 1510 N. lotn, St.
Phone Poplar. 1(11(1. -
COOK Wanted, a settled, refined, comp. woman
ns cook In private family; reliable reference.
Addressl .'. W. Walnut lane. Oermantown.
COOK, white, thoroughly experlenred. Apply
with reference to Mrs. II. N, Mungcr, 420
Cooper St.. Comden. N. J.
COOK White woman for cooking and waiting;
4 In family: no washing; references required.
Phone Ardmore 1004.
BOYS Helpers on delivery .cars aTTTTi
Hansom st. !l "Wlfa
BOY wanted to run errands and VnstTl
useful In wholesale, hm.-. V.u. "?
rlghtboy. Apply noehmvllrorh0er,.w7,j,
CAnr,T,nJ'''-..,'tUfSP!LTb3FORiTw
I rill V ii ITIJItn . nillllt'IltT -a..I-r
TAT- . Al'PLY T! I E DR AVO rnCifli
COMPANY. . SPARnOWS TOINT tr;Cl
;:".' '"" '"u" J''".'" wrK in Ph Vu
rmiu ukc, nurro last .employed, referiZSl
wages desired. P 228. Led..,' g!f& 'Oosjl
mfirtrtTtm ..m..i i .: . -'.vq. . .xl
K'P"' JnVS
uiniii.ii uiuH.i ,uti. iiilh nnrt ,n... --.
CUTTER Experienced nun., -..rr
round work In printing- plant! SsVL"!'
uJt.WoiL.&o..i2!ji0?n-hra
DANCINO TEACHER: 7T. l-VSH
C'L'n-Cortlssoz. f320' Chestn!
ELECTRICIANS AND HELPERSwinS-
.1111 iimi-viniis men 10 work in phii.Sr
stato age, where, laet emplojed IM
.ndvvjgrsslreilI281L,ie'f jJJJI
rAiwumiuii waniea. capable and siTsiT
and. colored, for. farms ntJr pkS'j
atate. employment Ilureau. lnia Tl'
-st-;
FOOTERS, experienced on 100-needle '
work.. Address A. Q. Spalding n?'1
ana i-acinqat.. Urooklre ti
Co.. 6th ave. an
LABORATORY ASSlSTANTsTFounT"
work and study in mtr t ....-.
opening for those Interested In sclenili
COOK, experienced, white, for position In Bryn
Mawr: 2 In family; good wages. Phono Bryn
Mawr 463;
COOK Oood plain cook, small family; per
manent position. Apply 1830 Locust st.
EXAMINERS, cxp. on ladles waists and dresees.
Greenspan & Co.. iv. u. cor, mm ana Arcn.
FINISHERS, experienced, to sew buttons, hooks
and eyes on ladles' w&lsts and dresses. Grcen
spqn & Co., N. E. corner 12th and Arch.
GIRL Experienced hand wanted In sample de
partment nf woolen house. Address P 228,
Leaser uince.
GIRL, white, experienced, for cooking and some
housework: reference. 829 N. Broad.
GIRL, white, to assist children's nurse.
Ilryn Mawr 020.
Phone
GIRLS WANTED
Over 16 years, for clean, light factory work.
48-hour week, steady vork,
PIONEER SUSPENDER CO.
315 N. K'th, sixth floor.
HAND HANm-tio-
VICTOR TALKINO MACHINE CO
Has vacancies for
Hand sanders
iJorlng machine operators '
Hand Jointers
Rand re-saw filers
Machine carvers
Veneer Jointers
Hardware niters A
Double-head molder operators
Hheltneu.ra
Draftsmen with woodworking- experlenc.!
Stevedores and laborers
nvvronwKB wyv, over 18 .A!
uince L ooys, lu years and over 71
48'hour-week scheduu '1
rhyslcal .examination necessary. Ae,"
. ,. . .Victor Talking MachlneCe, M"f:
.iyi.in.-imu wnKf, o.i ioqper Bl., Camflta
INBTRUMENT MAKERS ui.n, Sr
.. steady employment. Young Sans iV
LABORERS
Laborers, white anrf colored, wanted 1
for men wlth'ablllt?: cSS boart "ittl
-. icif icavuiiautt) vvVt IX QBJ
Apply 43 North 17th st
SPRING BESOHTS
ATLANTIC CITY, N. .1.
jRUDSSSwS
iHE LEADING RESORT HOTEL OF THE WORLD
SllatlboroujIiSlvnlicim
ATLANTIC CITY.N. J.
OWNERSHIP MANAOEMENT.
IJOSIAH WHITE t, SONS COMPANY
GIRLS Additions to our glass department made
openings for do girls: learners paid 18 weekly:
advancement In U weeks: experienced workers
niako 117 and over per week. Apply In per
sou or by letter to 11. K. Mulford Co., Glen
olden. Pa.
LABORERS nnd farm hands for general J
no time lost. Apply in person or by letter
II. K. Mulford Co., Olenolden. "
LABORERS WANTED.
aireei.
Apply 4700 N.
GIRLS TO PUT UP YARNS: NO EXPERIENCE
REQUIRED: 10.30 PER WEEK TO START.
APPLY S. B. tt B. W. FLEISHER, INC.,
23TH AND HAMILTON STS.
GIRLS, 14 years ana over, to learn the business:
10 cents per hour to. start. Philadelphia
Paper Box Co., 17th and Ridge.
Westminster K- ave- ,,ear Beach. Elev. to
Westminster t 1rlvat8 baths run
water, 10 up vteeKly. J2 up dally. Chas. Buhre.
EDUCATIONAL
LEARN
LANGUAGES
AT THH
Berlitz School
1M1 CHESTNUT STREET
(Over Rlker Hegeman's Phamaosl
DANCINO
hfl,'faP,?Ii eat!v'" n4 W'W Invited I MISS JANNEV Strictly private lessons Mod
to funeral, Tues.. 2 p. in.. 3223 Woodland ave. rate. Estey llldg., 17th & Walnut. Spruce 4387'
daughter
N. and Louisa Malseed Relit iei
Invited to funeral services "Tuei 3
ence. 620 Federal st. Int. Woodtaridi
husband of
The Stanley Booking Corporation
: 4hhe.chr1s a b.ira '
HOSIERY Knitters snd toppers on Standard
Banner and Scott & Williams machines; ex
perience on half-hose: good pay; steady pos.
Notaseme Hosiery Co.. Oxford and Mascher.
HOSIERY Loopera on 18 and 20 point He
worth machines: exnerlenre nn raveled wnr
rood pay; steady position. Notaseme Hosiery
1.1. . mimu miu am swiior.
E"
k:
HOSIERY Experienced mender: steady work.
Rood wages. Apply Harry C. Aberle & Co.. A
, .1111 1.ICHI IICIU,
HOUSEKEEPER (working) Good home, where
uuinpeienv service is appreciatea ana well com.
pensated; must be neat and clean and good
jook: washing sent out; references required,
Phone Norrlatown 1882, or write 'Mrs. J. H.
Naylor. Norrlstown, Pa.
HOUSEWORK White girl to assist other maid
with housework and take care of child, with
good reference. Oak Lane 029 W. 715 Kenll
worth ave., Oak Lane Park.
HOUSEWORK WomatTwanted for gen. housed
work In family of 3 adults. Call 0394 Drexel
HOUSEWORK Olrl half -grown, colored, to as.
-... v.n i,,ia ci, tnun or pn. wood. 3482 W,
HOJJ?W,,RKI,hlte,'t,rl to assist at house.
.. w.t. iuu p. iifUMii
7C V.".i'.i ?-V'".M"V'"L i.umoer
f j mphiiuicipiiii 8.ai cct nan.
MECHANIC for Autocar. Packard and'
delivery trucks: steady work: 6 dan is
nrsi-ciass man only: good wages. Bis
Bth and Cumberland sts " Wl
MAN wanted as grounds utility man aboutii
nls court: light work; steady man. with a
ihdus; uermaniown man preferred, la
. uivito ... xiuiiBH, ,io m. gicymour BL. Ga
men wanted to work In the linoleum fact
no experience necessary: rood wages anit tt.
employment all year round. Call betwmi
w" ST-Ui.K.-'T...' ""r'.'..!. " t
... i.utf 1.1. . iai una xiuncing pat !
MEN wanted to work In rubber factor?-i
Srevious experience necessary. ArBlfil
linker Pltv llnhl... r e-.'L A?.1 .B
ssanomlnV Pa. ' "" " "
MEN wanted competent to pile lumber and
In lumber yard: eteadv ini, ,n .ii,. .r.
. Ternan & White, cor. 20th and Erie av"
MU.r wanted, bollermakcre, locomotive
uininoiB. tur repair men, laborers, locom
cleaners. Penna. It. It, 1741 Filbert tt.
MEN to perform on stage; splendid oppor.il
...von ii, uue. iiummuaiionB. a w. i.ee. t!
MILLWRIGHTS and helpers wanted. 8tri
flrst-claes men to work In Philadelphia: tl
S3"bt? ..'.,"," r'SSJSL. nitrmct; ni
"uci. j -A.O, urujcr "-nice.
"""TSi". SJ?.??" "sated. I
ThomaT- "' """" nvAm
,"n'AeiErn.WlS!i .SStSh. Apply timekeeper-.
, Mv.iotwc'Dtiatmfu note I
MT."E"lS.7,Ff'PEIV-HeaUh'. reliable, willing
wTL'.0 "? 8t ln "f" of 3 small children: good
rrmn "00(1 hm"- Address K. C. S
---- -v"' me. ncauing, ra.
NURSE, nursery governess or mother's heinee'
capable for a children aged 2. 7 and 10 yea?Ji
... mi..""''"' Mrs. a. N. Marl . Elklns
ave., Elklns Park. Telephono Mel'iL' eb J
OPE
AI UA1VTDDA l!th. Morris A Paasyunk Av.
LrlAiVlDIA Mat. Dally 2: Eves. 0:45-8
Paramount Pictures.
JACK PICKFORD In "THE DUMMY"
CHARLIE CHAPLIN In "THE CURE"
A PA1 1 fl BSD AND THOMPSON
frJLlJ MATINEE DAILY
MME. NAZIMOVA in
"WAR BRIDES"
AD C A n 1 A CHESTNUT
I V i- U 1 BELOW 16TH
Norma TalmnrW '" "TIIR LAW OF
orma laimaage compensation-
JIRS. VERNON CASTLE In "PATR1A," No. 12
BELMONT B2D AND MARKET
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG in
THE PRICE SHE PAID"
LOCUST f taoio. 10c
MARKET ST. Theatre 333 ""
Every Fr,.0re9arUFeffl'n;:-g?'r''
OVLKBKOOK ??D haverford
ALICE BRADY i""
CHARLIE CHAPLIX In '-TE cu"
BLUEBIRD brad and
D1V-IE.D1IL SUSQUEHANNA AVB.
MAE MURRAY in
"ON RECORD"
FAIRMOUNT "MSS ave
Lenbre Ulrich and Colin Chase in
"HER OWN PEOPLE"
5ATH QT THEATRE
JUln lJ 1 . Below rtnrue
MAT. DAILT
' Below rtpruca Evgs. T to 11.
MARIE DORO in
"CAfJTLES FOR TWO"
GREAT NORTHERN ,?;.
George Walsh in "High Finance"
CHARLIE CHAPLIN In "THE CURE"
IMPFRI Al . 60TH H"1 WALNUT ATS.
llVlrEJMUs Mats. 2:30. Evs. lis
Mary Pickford " ,,TI,E PRU"'"LIB .',
CHARLIE CHAPLIN In "THE CURE" L"
JEFFERSON 2WhpSetd3aui,hin
ANITA STEWART in
Tim ami. philippa"
DADf Ittl wip nm .
i -rvrw .. "auphin bt
v iblA 1 ION
PALACE "" ?w streot
GEORGE COHAN '"noADWAT
CHARLIE CHAPLIN Inar
PRINCESS "" MARKET "
Constance Talmadge ' etIs
Evety Tue.-"0fe.t Secret- Bu.hSatn.'
sniAX0R.a ", a" klnd o" ladles' a rivfolsts"
finishers, tuckers, trimmers. plecwsrs week
worh?";.Laruers.pald while learrSnt1rlVw5
.ehJi'i.uun.i?ler,a.,orsJ. wanted: tS-hour-week
schedule. The Hagedorn-Merz Co.. 3d and
OPERATORS wanted on all parts of ladled
PRESSERS. exp'd. on ladles' waists and dresses'
-9SSSHmHAS?ii.N- E. cor. 12th Snd Arch.
STENOORAPHER RTpld, accurate li2TSod
opoortunltv fnr si.ii.""?t.T14! Soa
PAINTERS AND PAPRimAMnpna wi
Steady emnloment fne first ami a.An ,
men: open shop conditions; wages 41 cents
00 rents ner hour. n.nir, ,A u.,
Painters' Association. Room BIO, Y. M. cH
Building. New Haven. Conn. Ttl
PANTRYMEN wanted. Apply
I-". "BimvuB-oirimorQ n o i e I
tlmekei
PAPER CtlTTnn UiM.d n.. ,.. ... ,
his own spread: one having eome knowlal
ii BcuinK ivooinson acorinp msehin. nrrmrt
Jtaejcpncend4wages ejected, j
PIECERS wanted. Apply John & Jamea
hJtllB, j
aon. Inc.. Blanket Ml
PcnuyiKlll.
Scott's lane. Fa
PORTERS, white: steady employment.
. Room 481. Land Title Bldg.
.ppaprvr,nunCoy. for, gysgw wns.
T0S?I1 r"y. experienced cardera and in"
mere. Apply Q. Flbley, 1214 Fllheet ", ,r'm".
TWISTERS EXPERIENCED. APPLY R n
.!.. W. FLEISHER mn AtftT, 8-. .S
ui-a ' -.-.. .tAn Ainu
HAMILTON STS
WAITRESS.
SSSSffiffSS
WAiTRHSHi:' . .."-.r '--J!?.aiCent.
R KC FN1T 1834 MAmteV -
Frances Nelson JtS&$lS
CHARLIE CHAPLIN l ..Tg "W
K I ALTO 0Ei 7
BLANCHE SWEETinKEV 8T-
''f .viL BYE'
RUBY MARKET BTnPT
GLAXsniRwTETL8IRBn
.H.if x A i'jON"
ate Patrick
laaaareti
I FAHFR TORTT-TO18T AND
UCVLVCR lANCASTER AVENUa
MARY PICKFORD in
"THE POOR LITTLE RICH GIRL"
LIBERTY "".u
Peggy Hyland & Marc MacDermott
In "ABETTE"
BAVOY . ""maSkt
THEDA BARThT
'"ER aREATF,..1"
STANLEY "ATtf5viH
.ipV,aHitKICK i
"" JJIIES
P. M.
in
ST.
V I C T O R I TwaIvkt-
KM M m. iPntm .
nine, uiga fetrova " WwaitinS
..w vnAPUN m "THBPUR
RoiSr "rK a3'ience MrtrQ5Hi7Tei
Cenerml
HELP WAOTBTt-lurATlTii
BEAMER xt,.., .. ..... : :
.:vvasri in
nadelphla
MAT.HXTAM wixwrn
FOF thomiiehtv .vneel.ne. fv.ualln. ..I.u
wo have desirable open territory which wUM
assigned at once, selling the "Whiz" list I
iiumuuiia ana nousenoia specialties to al
nre. automobile nnri ,n.r.l ,1am In
'n to qualify must have nrst-class refersni
-una is un opporiunity ror a permanent i
.viiuu wiiii ie mrgesc manuxaciuring i
o. Its kind In tho country, and Balesr
PfUzre proportionate to ability. Aa
eltliee liv mnlt n 1. ..&.... .. .. .1.1. .
....... - ...., , in iniBuji oily uajr ,iu .n
i? I1-. V HolHngahead Company. OthjSi
SI a rket sts.. Camden. N. J. i-d
oaluhman-a proposition of real merlin
ooDortunlfv ii-Kllmf,.. ir vA. - . ..ryi
the money Is here. A 832. Ledger Office.
m
HALES MAN Clean-cut, enersetlc man wiw
Jii Bicoucuanraeni; cnance lor aavancanp
rantz-Prgmler Distributing. 730 Mftrket7
SALESMEN WANTED
T erateat aelllnr propotltlon tafon
iT 'ft " en.xnfa iianay volume eau
V 'Encyclopaedia Brltannlca, nhlch la
r,1i,HBt cicooiveiy py oeara, w
VOi
7Jiwnt. a.lnien to follow up tto
and to sell both the Handy Volume edltloa
!h? Jarge Cambridge edition at the same
terms as advertised.
. Four.fl.ft.hs of our successful salesman 1
Pj?ve' .W'd books before. W teach you I
..w "n.1111 vuiniB.
..e;.wan.t.5a,e,mn for Philadelphia. Ml
as for outside points. .
.nTS SI?-"11 "Penses of tranaportatlos i
.-.. ui.nriUK accounis.
5SihfcI'.W Volume and Cambridge e4
...ii uao oeen sold then
IT 13 TOO LATH
rnhl.w.J'ii1 not want : Come In snil
wnat our men m itnir .ma .ii. i ., d
ee,t a permanent place In our orsanlaatM
nN?JoCL.0P,'t!lDIA BRITANNICA Cft
... u. juvii !., corner wainui.
""-wanted. S neat-anoearlnc
.l",w Plenty of "pep," experience
mun ' o "", auvancement to tnossi
T.i'nniiS',-r' "y 3--
DALtiHMKK Va nsIT . ..
tmA ;rri5r "cmnr. money oacn a
near Phlli
HK-Jito-M w
: must
wan rmnMBwunuA
-PEDAR "TH JMO war AVB. .
ROBERT WARWICK in
"A Girl. Folly"
STRAND vKRMANTOWN AVmitrS
KITTY GORDON S,
aiARLIH CHAPLIN l . CVRr'
QTH PHILADicrjt.. ''
FRANKFORD 4 mATJJSS
SESSUE HAYAKAWAn
Each to Hia KlnAm
RIDGE AVENUEwnvI
GE?'WALSHrDAIW
High Finance"
9rsr2Z2g,!l!Miu
erlBranch Si.?","a4ft": Pted. 7s" flV
00 OHbItMUt'bT. K X)R R. BIIAV
Bur between lv.nrt is .... .
Sn.".l C0,Hnf' and State distributors' 1
. wanted. Vulcanlser fir. p. , isi N, Jjj
iV:'?Jx:S.wnt,l for Philadelphia and
n;1.l-'K,.'..u," Property holders pn
Sin n? ?5S'i!: ""fa Income assured to
gff ot ability; tlvs reference. M I.
HflBlPVll lnni.'. I ' .
iSiTiSSfJ'1',WUBI";P8 wanted on,KJBi
, cISd0 e8'l. 0D fU?t-class need amir.jl
i. .Clad A Sons. Ine.. Ifllh and CallowhULsli
8IchaEi'A?!1. JfJ1 wanted, who can
SSflJ? .-' n "$ ot hln Tepalr wo
SSfir,Ti-t0 1ne ,wh5 Luallfies rood waf
position. Annlv vr ft t...Z nra.
?nPHER An abe. rapid. correeT
SruLW m!n ?f Practical bmlness
PSrifA9 nd good schoollna. having knowk
.dnVri.1 wrK. good salary, permanent
.Jn.nS?!n.en,rt wlth .a.'''s manufaeturlni
m:vvriasvisJSSi.m "ur
Bn.5i4e,f1En-Xoun man" to assist
fni? JTilili,ott,Sl.,r.or ln Camden roanufi
yiaiiti a- jiubj. Jinarasi iiirina
BTlE?enlR.E.8M't.lW0r'k, P..
Ludaactwr Lumber Co.,Weatmorefand at
inli;KBJ..!'.an.t1' Mperlenced on roachlns i
SJiiii: -i."" iuick ana occuraut siaw
ffiSats.? wasiter E,lleo"
!u?i!f -- '"""
ltaad w,VJ?B.'J' Whlt' in B0"' ieP'
rbyi.iirr;'iiZMK'c0AmWS
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