' 'hV ' .V ' hi imu BYKRIISEN II RuehiWAoii Dormitories to 'Kteve Congestion ' " " of InMhe far ttarmiterteai at Byberry Farms ttM-TlS'lmmna mats rjatlants now I Mo the ' antlauated nuarters nt :ljr IvaVe been approved by Director m.'ot the .Department of l'ublle Health Charities, and bids for construction twill bo received May 7. Tho estimated M foUr dormitory building., a. kitchen mtf a boiler house, together with necessary yttfiVmA Improvements, la between $700,000 W HOODOO . . , Director Krusen. when allotted 13.000.000 loan funds for buildings at Byberry. had ox- Pcd to be much further advanced In the .work than la tho case this sprlnir, but he $$ proposes pushing construction as rap- Mlyas possible so that part' of the now 'Want In the Thirty-fifth Ward wilt be ready far occupancy next year. Work Is now under ' Wiy.on buildings for tho feeble-minded that, jtottther with plumbing and electrical eulp- rrnent will cost tho city I798.8M. Tho main construction work has been Intrusted to tho Edward P. Fonder Company ; I vi Plans for five dorrnltorjes forming; that r iart of the cottage system set aside for , 'tubercular patients havo been delayed be ', clause of the high prices asked by bidding . ..T i fVintrartnrM. Than hltllrllna-a will itnnt nr.. proximately i50,ooo as against the 1300,- AAA .. a,-, .a IJ- a il i if wv " wub oci naiuo tor mem, inese 'ft .... ..!! lll..t.. . . . ijf-rf wiHinuj win iiKciy ue nwurueu jn mo HI hAr fllHlfri stiff P(Minll mat Vi. nslf4 n KyJ Provide tho extra loan fundn needed for K' .H Ttllthllmrn nlrr'lrlv ufnnfllno- t I1vtitr fcA. house BIO male i mane and 210 femalo ln- ,- iie.' una tne no ' uormuoncs contemplate the removal of 71-' mora men and 1107 more 1j women. The first contract to bo let for V, the. Insane group will bo for the dormitories for men. These structures will bo of brick ijjf and grantto and will contain every modern KKt H"'i'"i n--v-nm y iu ino proper care Sgf and comfort of the unfortunates who. for iiiau.r yearn passed, nao oeen noused 111 the dingy Inadequate quarters allotted them In the, old Blocktey buildings. In addition to letting contracts for build ing construction, for plumbing and electri cal equipment and for a refractory house, 'Director Krusen plans lettlne. at the -ame, j time, a contract for the construction of the city-owned land that Immediately sur rounds the Insane section set asldo for the- male unfortunates. Despite the high cost of labor and mate rial, city dfllclals are anxious to get tho Byberry Farm work under way along on branches, so that within the next two years Blocktey may be virtually emptied of Its Inmates and work started on a new cltv poorhouse, the estimated cost of which Is $5,000,000. SPEEDWAY ASSOCIATION PREPARES 500-MILE RACE Resta, De Palma, Rickenbacker and 1 Mulford In Opening Races on Two-Mile Oval Officials of tho Philadelphia Motor Speed way Association are preparing for the 500 Vlle race next October which Is to In augurate the two-mile oval now under con- pi structlon on tho association's 400-acre tract near Willow Grove. ' 'Darlo Ilesta. Ralph De Palma, Itlcken backer and Mulford, most prominent of peed kings, have announced their Intention of taking part In the opening races. t A fidpnlvnl f nnnrt nrllt VtA VtAlrl nt tV& J bniuiiai Ja. duuii, wiia uu iigiu t. Llic n speedway the night before the opening race. j., ronowing me event mere win do a motor tit;, run .to Atlantic City and a reception on wif,.' mm. e VA .t0 u& "'s "'.," -: ".. J- .- v.unnvruuvion wurK un (.no Biieeuway ia ;- fcelflg rushed with all possible speed. The VlK embanked curves, which required great ; engineering skill to design and construct, Isirrt virtuallv nomnlete. ' When the speedway Is complete it will include In Its general plan a large country Clubhouse, golf links, swimming pool and other appointments of thb recreation cen ters pt the fashionable. Exact date of tho opening will be an nounced later. IRISH MEMORIAL TONIGHT Anniversary of Declaration of Inde- .... I..... Tir:ii Ti. f..i..i.i...i ',; jjciiuciii;;4vviii i ucicuiuivu L The first anniversary of the signing of ft. A-- V-l II TJ 1 T . 1 , uie sei:iaruiioii ui luuopeuueiiuu ui ireiunu, ?f for which Patrick II. Pcarse, Ireland's pro- p.vrislonal president, and six others were put to death, will be celebrated tonight In the uiy Academy of Music tyy Trlsh patriots and bi- HTinuaLiiueiH SS, The nrocmtn will Include a three -net I&. drama, entitled "Ireland's Easter," written 4 .? n Iha nnnnilnn hv turn rrfpttia vrfin wopa pr; fellow -students of some of the dead leaders. It will show a historical ttortraval of the 'A; traBlc events enactea in niiDim nt tho Kr sne otjne axiempica revoiuxion. kA? Justice John W. GotT, of tho New York A Supreme court, win deliver an orr.tion or Wz f iIKttta te all tha marivra whn titll'A uiit tP MWUS., s, aafia ..w ... a.au .... ..,w - h eVaavVtn naA n i 4 In tn.inof Hmao rs, """" "" """" . fl,,, MARRIAGES vfe'4 8CHJUNEH and ANNA M. PEA'rL'E. both of l-ii FIllUi3lnhU Beatijs ADAMS. April 2t, MAT L. KMEUT. wife of Mwln li. Adams. Ilelatlvcs and friends Invited to services. Wed ,2 t. m.. residence of slster-ln- & 1M1V. UfB. A rjr U.I.C. M WHU IICBIIIUL HE. tat. VV Morlah Cem. ; ALLEN. April :-.'. EI.KANORE. daughter of r Benjamin and Marararat Alien (nee Walton). ;'., aaed W years S months. Relatives and friends )iiwl,.i1 ,n e.n ml ..nrli... t?& .. . i i.fv tierenta' relrfrif.M. 434?l Pnn (.. Vi,nltfnril f.K-'lnt. private, llatrnolla rem. fife. ALLINQEn. April 22. ANNAe daughter of l . J late Frederick and Anna Alllntrer. Relatives . r,;-;ano inenaa invited lo runerai aervlcea. Tnurs., I? vl.7 2 D. m.. reeidence of sinter. RAD fTnrlnthlan RVe. JS Jst. Mt. Peace Cem. Remains may ba viewed f i.jr'.wad, eve. Auto service. H--AJlNUl,D. Aprll 23. JOSEril. son of late k Thomas, and Amy Arnold (nee Haddon). aced '.w. Relatives and frlenda Invited to funeral J", aervlces, Thurs.. 2J0 p. m.. r ,,$ brother. Mr, John Arnold. 2074 Ru S-!SrrHwood (K. of P.) Cem. Frlem Sesiaence or th at. Int. Friends may call .jfo-AlfklNSON. Arjrll 22, HOUGHTON I.EB. ?nueaia ui Auiry iv. Aiainaon. aareq o. neia .' ttvca and frlenda Invited tn funeral. Thura.. 1 GJ ,.ja... I.222.W, Somerset St. Int. private. K 8ACII April 21, CHRISTIANA, widow of K VraakBaeh. ased T7. Relatives and friends Fraa 1 invtt, nvueu to runerai services, wed,. 2 p. m., resi. near or son-in-law, William scbusier, 1033 29tb at. Tnt. nrfvate N. ' HAIRTVAnrll f0 1i!T.T7 AttSrrtr wlf Af Xaary.Balrd. Relatives and friends Invited to rai aereices. Thurs.. 3 p. m.. .'303 Tasker , Int. Mt. Morlah Cem. Remains may ba I -Wad., 8 to 10 p. m. CBR April 23. ALICE, wife tof Walter SAd datia-hter of Kllcaheth and late Jeane well.'aard a.1. Relatives and friends In to funeral. Thura. f n m A14 M 4Ath .fjjtv ernwood Cem. H. April 23. OEORQE F.. husband of arnea and aon of lata trranrla and . V.h... .. AH T. !.... -A .. ... sv Council, No. 1. D, of ,L.; American oartatlon Ban. Union, Invited to funeral of. ;!.. 2. p. in.. . 30th at. and Maiasine nt ,'Breesa. int. nrlvate. re 'ernwood zjr- i. :j. '-.-irTT max. po yiawea tdu anrll tft. kllWltlH mnn . itira hni. asKI lata Lewis Hartoltt, aged 5. Reta ( frla4a. Hoxboroush Lodae. No. 13S. A..M.t Letter' Carriers of Station I. t$ to IsMMt aervlcea, Tues.. 8 p. m., ISO IiM, jsautayuajc 'Int. Creeaona. Pa., Ar al-n m v-ii lUnaaa. AMANDA if' BAIlui tf . t JJavkl L. ' gaMnrardner. or irs, u. issasnairaBer. .uio, ae as, 8h was .Lamcaater' Coa-tv. Pa.. asm' rasMsd ; with har.aeo'lo II St, MART'lEWIB BR- Ksawi t naraara. .iMiativM to fusawal. Thura.. t-M v. stalafM rewstesn ' CMssrsk. IHtoMUvtlla, 1 laaserai. . .- r C7 ffiKrTS! jNjMSjNr t"Jre ofiorSTTJF a. m. tjnt. Hoiy jmBNNAN. April t2.i MICHAEL J. TtHKK "AN. son o( late Michael and Bridget Jlrennan (nee Stspleton). Relatives and frlenda Invited to funeral, Thurs., 8:30 a, m., 2801 Belgrade st. Solemn requiem mae Bl, Ann's Church ".. Int. New Cathedral ('em. HHKNNAN. AprH a. JOHN, son of late Bl Jennie i urennan. nelatlves ana Church Cathedral AMii,u. April ZS, MAIIT. widow of- Jantea Cahlll, formerly of St. Columba'i Parlth, Ilela- AltT, widow of- Jantei tlvel and friends Invited to funeral. (1214 .N 11th at.,- Thura..- 8:S0 a. m. Solemn htih mats of requiem Church of the Holy Child, Loian. Int. Holy Crone Cem. CAMFIIfiLL. April 22. PATI11CK. hutband of late Mirraret Campbell (nen Itafrtrty). Itela. tlvea and frlndjs II. V. M. Hodalltr and Holy Nane Hoclety bl Church of Aerenilon. Invited to .funeral., Thura,.. 7:30 n. in., 705 B. Ontario et, Kolrmn rriulem.niaee Church of Aecenelon V ,.'.Jnnt, w Cathedral Cem. C.A'NVrKl.lV April 23, ANUUbW J., son of Cntharlne T. and Into Jumps Canfleld. Itela. tlea and friends Invited to funeral, Thure , H-SU a, -m- brothertnlawt reeidence, John W, Kwell. 6042 Hummer at. Hlch man Lady of Victory Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cron Cem CLAftK. April 21, WILLIAM, huebnnd of MaryrJ, Clark (nee Johnion) and son of lato Andrew and Jano Clark. Relatlvea and frlenda, Waahtntton Camp. No. 330, P. O. S. of A., and Wm. I'enn Lodae, No. ,39Vj. K. of P.: John nromley llehtflclal' Aiab.', Invited to funeral "rvlcee, .Wed., 3 p. m,, 601 K, l.lpplncott at. Int. Qreenmount Cem. nemnlna ntmv h vtwM.1 Tue R to 10 p. m. i .C'TMEn. April 22. ANNA M.. wife of Dan leJ.CIymer. aaed 3, tlelativra and friends In Vn"1 ',? funl. Wed., 2, p. m.. near Trndee. vllle. I'a. Crrleai wlti meet trolleia at ""Infrlon. tHJtween 1 and 1:30 p. m. CWli-UY. April 21 HONOI1A. daughter of late Simon and llrldart Coffey. Ilelntlvea and (ntShiVi' Y .ftL "wlal'ty -of Church of the Holy Child. Invited to view remalne, Tue 7 fomA unl. Wed.v On. m., 4701 N. Broad at. In5ifVnn5 t-n,'.Jhut"-,,orne,,.New York. COMLY. Kourth Atnnth 22.1 H W - nj.i. and Hamilton eta., MAltr ., axed 76. widow ?'. I'ct5r Comly "t Iljrberry, and dai-thter of 1 - wii uu Aitu iuiniy- itflwmnn. lieiatlves and frlenda Invited to aervlcea. Fourth-day. 25th Inst., 2 p. m 1'rlcndi' Meeting Houee inth and ltace ats. Int. private, Uyberry Frlende' Oround CONLIN. April II. ANNA, wife of late Pat rick Conlln. Helatlvee and friends. League of Sfcr,'d,lle,.ri ?f Aecenelon Church: Somerset Circle No 10. U K, of A.. Invited to funeral. Thure.. H.30 a. m.. 3332 II st. Solemn reuulem hlsh mM Aecenelon Cliucth 10 a m. Int. New Cathedrnl Cem. CONNELLY.- Suddenly. April 2J. TitANK eon of Krnnk and late .Marie Connellj (nee Kellj I. of llalDturn Uort. County Onluny, ifeland Uelatlvcs and friend. Ml. IMnnrd'e i n v M Sodality and St, Edward's Holy Nnme Sotleiyi lilv. No. BO, A. O..H.. Invited to funeral. Thur".. 7:3(1 n. m.. uncles reeidence. Martin Connellv 243.1 U.ciearfleld el. Solemn reouleln mSS? Our Lady of Mercy Church V a. m. Int. Holy Seoul, chro Cem. ' COOKi: At Norrlalown Aajlum. Aorll " WILLIAM p. COOKB. husband of 'late l'mma P. Cooke. Son. If IJvlnir. call at office f il0bert f. Morion & Son. 701 H. 00th at., and area rise for funeral. . CpULTIJI. April 23. JAMBS It, COULTEIl. husband or Mary II. Coulter tnee Oreeley). itela tlvee and frlende, employee II & o II It all I n. iletlee of which heae a member. Invited to funeral, Thura.. 10-.10 a. m s, w. cor Allen and Shackamaxon ete. Int. llordentovvu. N i Ilemalne may be viewed Wed.. 8 to 10 n m CKOOK.S. April 22. ANNA, widow of WIN Ham Crooke. fMneral services, Thure.. 2 n m 1020 N. 2(lth at Int. private. Funeral car' ' CROWLKY. April 22, DAVID. ion, of Florence and late Iaabell , Crowley. IcelAtlves "".".- ."." nsill. LJlllIRa !'. hnrnuirh- , CUMMINS April 22, .WILLIAM, husband of Catharine Cummins (nee Collins) and aon of Mary and late William Cummins. Relatives and friends, Holy Name Society 0f Ascension Church and all other societies of which ho was a member. Invited to funeral. Thura., n.3o am 1115 P,?'' Solen1n. WcS' "l""" Ascension CJinrch 11 a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem UKVLin. Arm ai, aiAHOARKT M. DEV. wife nf OwAn T r-..f.J I frl'nda Invited to funeral. Thurs' husband's residence. 1821 McKean at wiulem mass Church of St. Thomaa Hrla. tins ana 0 a. nt.. I Solemn rwiuiem mass Church of St, Aquinas 10.30 a. m. Int. Cathedral Cem :nWART)S. 2002 N 12th St,. Anrll 91. JOSEPH II. EDWARDS, JOSEPH II. EDWARDS, aged N3, Rellitlvrs and friends. Mt. Morlah Lodge. No. 1M, J" I Jo'h'n's'Commandery, No. 4,'K. T.: Lu i.u Teml pie. A. A. O. N. M. S.i Old Ouard of 2d Reit Inf. Corps! Veteran firemen's Asso., Invited to funeral services. Wed., 3 p. m., David H, Schuyler Illda., Ilroad and Diamond. Int. Mt l'eaco Cem. Remains may bo viewed Tuee 7 to 0 n. m. " niCIIHORN. April 22. RARDARA EICH. HORN, widow of Alwln Elchhorn. arcd 77. iiela. lives and friends Invited to funeral. Wed "-in p. m.. 3729 N. 15th st. Int. Hillside Cem. Auto tier vice. . EROI.E April 23. CATHARINE E., dauah. ter of John J. and Cecelia Krole (nee Rnwnnl aged 5 ears 10 months. Due notice of funrrni Blven oerente' residence. 821 Lombard at EVENS. Fourth Month 22d. at Marinn N. J.. SARAH R.. daughter of late ThomJi and Abigail J. Evens aged, 38. Relatives "nd friends Inylted to funeral. Fifth-day. 20th 1 p. n; . Marlton. N. J. Int. Coleatown Cem: Train eaxns Market at. ferry. Phlla.. .10:30 a m. Friends may call Fourth-day. 7 to 0 t m FILE. iff cerebro spinal meningitis. Anr i 23. at resldenco of parents. 11 N. soth at SARAH I'., daughter of Oeorgo anil Marcnret Fl ee-ed 14. Funeral and Int. private FI.OOD April 1 22. OEOROE TIUMIILB. hus. band of Jennie Grace Flood, son of late Ben. Jamln and Annie Trlmhle Flood. Ilelatlvcs and friends employes of Heltm- & Mcllhenny Ona Meter Works and Metermnkers' lien. Asso In vlted to funeral services. Thurs., 2 p. m "sin N. Taney st. Int. private. Remafns may be viewed Wed., after 7 p. m. uo FRANCE. April 23. JOHN J. huaUind of Margaret Franco (nee Curry). RelatUes and friends nnl delivery department of the North American. Evenlnn Rulletln and Evening Tele, graph Invited to funeral, Frl.. 8:30 a. m 240!) Emerald st. Solemn mass of requiem Church of tho Vlsltntlon 10 a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchro Cem. Auto service. FRANK. April 23. SOPHIE W., wife of John Frank (nee Kuhnel. Relatives and friends In. vlted to funeral. Thurs.. 2 p. m., 30 W. Wlldey st. Int. Oreenmount Cem. ' FRIK. April 21, nqsINA. widow of John P Frlk. aged 7H. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services. Thurs.. 2 p. m 1244 crease t. Int. Mt. Peace Cem. Friends may view remains Wed., after 7 P. m. OAFFNEY. April 21. MARY L., wife nf Frank A. aaltney and daughter of Robert E and Ella J. Doneahy. Relatives and friends ln lted to funeral. Wed., 8U10 a. m., 2822 Miller at. Solemn requiem mass St. Ann's Church 10 a. m Int. Holy Cross Cem. OESNKU. April 22. PHERE H widow of George V, Gesner, aged 83 Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, Thurs.. 2 p. m 7121 Upland st. Services St. Jamea'a P. E Church 3 p. m. Int. St. Jamea'a Cem., King! sesslng. Remalna may bs viewed Wed., after 7pm GRAHAM. April 22. JOSEPH, husband of Mary, J. Oraham (nee Qulnn). Relatives and friends. Electrotype,' Union. Invited to funeral. Wed.. 8a in.' 1730 S. Molo st. (MorFla ft. below 10th). Solemn requiem maas Church of St. Thomas Aaulnas 0:30 a. m. Int. Cathedral C'aiiYNINO. April 23, JOSEPH, M., aon of Emma and late John Grynlrur (nee Jordan) Relatives and friends. Bartenders' International iitskuo, avi.mi j. a,u. .iiv.iou iu lunerai, frl., 8:30 a. m residence of brother. Edward Gryn ing. 3004 E st. Solemn regulem mass Church of the Ascension 10 a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre CeHACKETT. April 21. JOHN HACKETT, hus. band of late Hannah Hackett and son of lata William and Elisabeth Hackett. aged 01. Rela fives and friends. Firemen's Relief Asso. Penna. Fire Asso.. Conguwa Tribe, No. 210. I. O. It. M.: General George G. Meade Circle. No! 8, Urotherhood of America, invited to funeral services. Wed.. 1 P. m.. residence of son, Jo seph Hackett. 2031 N. 0th st. Int. Hillside Cem. Remains may be viewed Tues. eve. HAIIN. April 22. QKOnoR T., husband of late Amanda T, Hahn (neo Whlteman). son of late William T. and Catharine A. Hahn. Rela Uvea and friends Invited to funeral services. Thurs . 2 p m., 2520 N, 13th st Int. private. HARDEOEN. April 23. AUQUSTa DOROTHY HARDEOEN. aged 74. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services. Thurs., 2:30 p. m.. residence of son. Robert P. Hardegen. 233 N Bth st. Int. private. HAUOHEY. April 22. THOMAS, husband of late Hannah Haughey. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, Thura., 8 JO a. m., 1001) worreu si. solemn requiem maas St. Joa chims Church 10 a, m. Int. St, Dominic's Cem.. HolmesburtT. HAZELTON. At Pitts Grove, N. J., April 21. HANNAH E. HAZELTON (nee Hudson), wife of Samuel Haieltcn, aged 88. Relatives and friends inlted to funeral. Wed., 10:30 a. m., residence, Pitts Grove. N. J. Int, Clarkaboro Cem. Auto funeral. Frlenda may view remains on Tues. eve. Auto will meet 0;19 a. m, train at Elmer. HILL. At 2403 N. College ave, April 21. FREDERICK LEOPOLD, aon of daptaln and Mrs. J, li. Hill. Due notice of funeral will be given. , HYLAND. April 21. THOMAS, husband of late Julia Hyland (neo Tobln). Relatives and frlenda Invited to funeral. Thurs., 8:30 a. m.. H'lJ N. Judson st. (near 23d and Drown sts.). .High mass St. Francis Xavler Church 10 a. in. Int. Holy Cross Cem. JACKSON. April 22. at Norrlstown. Pa., ELLA H., widow of II. Frank Jackson, daugh ter of lata Joseph and Amanda F. Slack. Rela tives and frlenda invited to funeral aervlces, Thurs.i 2 r m.. cousin's residence. Albert Moore. 021 N. 15th st. Int. Laurel Hill Cem. JANNKY. Suddenly, Second-day. Fourth Month 23d. HANNAH R.. wife of Oliver Jannsy, aged 7". Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, without further , notice. Penn Park, Rucks Co., Pa., Fifth-day. Fourth Month 20th, 1:80 p. m. Int. Newtown Cem. Carriages will mnt trolleys at Penn'a Park leaving Newtowa and Doylssiown .12:40 p. m, . JONES. April 21. JOSIAJf. husband of Lrdla V. Jones (neo Rlnohart) Relatives and frlenda, Meridian Sun Lodge, No. 138. F. and' A. M.; Camp No. Ml. P.O. 8. of A.: employes of Dolt pept.. Ualdwln Locomotive Works, Invited to funeral. Wed., 2 p. m., 1813 Grata at. (18th St. and Montgomery ave.). Int. private, Fernwood Cem. Remalna may be 'viewed Tues., after f p, m. Auto funeral JONES. Suddenly, April 23, JOHN, husband of MelUida Jones, aged 42. Relatives and friends. Mrstle Lodge, No. 270. I. O.. o. F.; mployea of Henry DisSton a' Sons, Invited to funeral, Thurs., 8 p. m., 8500 Longshore st-i Tacony. Int. Magnolia Cam. Remains may ba viewed Wed., after 7 p. m. ' . KANE April 22. MARGARET M. (nee Revet Hw).wUot Pfrnard Ksnaatrad 42. Relatives mad friends Invited to funeral i Thurs., 8:80 a. m.i-MHjf n. narnocs: I ,- un nan St. tdward's . Church 10 a, m, tnt. Holy Cross Mum. $;&&&. tfamep a ii.iiiu., nooien ,iarn worKrs union, ixcai No. 25. invited to funeral, Thun.. 80 a. rn.. 100 N. HanEnrk at. If rh mmmm At nUlhV 10 a. m. Int. New Cathedral Cem. , TEKABNEf. ApHl 20. FRANK P,. aon of SA.-.r4w af.atotor. Mrs. MajX;tany, W,iygr,-.,yras3Bfsa5i requiehi KMPFi ''April 9X MlAmAMWm. E. (Mt Km. t-Wpnl'Tf, jfatf9 'cHawart JsTssa, nataetMa aad frlswW, mtorea of U. a. 1, Point Itreese BtaUon, Invited to funeral aarvteaa. Thura.. z V. m.. BSM Pin at. Int. Fernwood Cem. Remains may be. viewed Wed. eva. Auto funeral. KNIOIIT April 31, WALTER II. KN10HT. Relatives and frlenda Invited to funeral serv ices, Wed., 2 p. m., 2262 N. 18th St. Int. pri vate, Auto funeral. LAUOMAnnlNO. April 21, nOSB. wife, r Oeorce J. Lasomaralno. ttauthter of lata Celes Una .and Joseph llarbelre. Relatives and frlenda. St. Mary Macdalen Society. Invited Jo funeral. Thurs., D a, m 706 Montrose. St. Requiem hlth mass Church of St. Mary Mag dalen dl Paul. Int. Holy Cross Cem,. . LORBNZ (nef Uaeder). April 2s., MATILDA n., widow of Philip II, Lorenr. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral aervlces, Thura., 2 p. m. 518 W. Susquehanna aye, Int,.prlvate. LOSKO. Suddenly, April 22, ANNA, widow of John Loeko. aged 78. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services. Wed., 2 30 p. m.. residence of son, John Ixko, 0335 Norwood St., Oermnntown, Int. private. Minima. April 22. kmma k. swalm. widow of Albert J. Lubursr. Relatives and frlenda Invited to funeral aervlces, Wed, eve., 7:30 p. m 2230 N. Ilroad at. Int. private. Potts. vllle. Pa. . LYONS April 31, JOHN, husband of Susan Lyons. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services. Wed., 2:30 p. m 2414 N. 31st St. Int. private West Chester Local, MacELROY. April 22, JAMES T., husband of Kmma MacKlroy. Relatives and friends, Gothic Lodge, No, Old. F. and A. M.t Phlla. Conslatoryi James O. Rlalne Council. No. 704, O. I. A. I James (1. Rlalne Council, No. 2. D. of L.I Washington Camp, No. ,1. P. O. 8. of A., Invited to funeral services, Thurs., 2 p. m., 1404 N. (loth st. Int. Arlington Cem. Omit flowers. Remains may be viewed Wed.. 8 to 10 o. m. MAHTBL April 23. MARY A., wlfo of Charles L. Martel. of 1241 S. 40th St., aged B6. Hue notice of funeral wlli bo given. MrCORKLB. April 23, MARTHA, daughter of Bllzabeth and lato William McCorkle, at resldenco of hr mother, 1434 McKean at. Due notice of funeral given, , McDONNKLK April 21. JENNII7. wife of Arthur McDonnell. Relatives nnrl friend Rn. cred Heart Society. Invited to funeral. Thurs.. 8 30 a. m.. 2848 Jasper. st. High mar Church oi uur i.aay oi visnaiion li. v, M. iu a. m. Int. New Cathedral Cem. StcFADDEN. April 22, JOHN, husband of Roso McFaddcn (neo Ferry). Relatives and frlonils, St, Patrick's Holy Name Society, In vited to funeral, Thurs., 8:30 a. m. 2213 Nau ilnln st. Solemn requiem mass St. Patrick's Church 10 a. m. Int. Cathedral Cem. McFAHLAND April. 22. RODERT C. son of Elisabeth Connelly ami latn Thomns McFarland, aged 22. aleo grandson of late Robert c, and Sallle Cunnlnghnm, Ilelativea nnd friends, also Division No. li, A. (). II,, anil the L. O. O. M Nu. M. Tacony Social. Club and tha emnlojes uf rronkrnrd Arncnat. Invited to funeral. Thurs. 7:30 n. m.. parents' residence, ll.in Adams ave. l'rankford. Solemn requiem mass Church of St. Joachim 0 o, m. Int. St. 1'om. Inlc's Cem MeORAPH. Anrll 21. ANNIE, daughter of late John anil Ellen McGronh. Relatives and friends. Young Ladles' Sodality, League of Sa cred Heart of Church of Gesu and Mary Star of tho Sea of the Cathedral. Invllod to funeral. Thurs . 8 a. m. 1M1 Stllea st. High mass of requiem Church of Oesu 0:15 a. m. Int. New Cathedral Cem. McKENNA. April 22. ANNA M daughter of lato Jam and Margaret McKonna. Relitlves and friends, Altar and nosary Society of Church nf Our Lady of Rosary, Invited to funeral. Wed., 8 .ill a. m.. 0S14 Haverford ave., West Phlla. Solemn mass of requiem Church of Our Lady of Rosary 10 a, m. Int. Holy Cross Cem. MEHL. April 21, WILLIAM, husband of Josephine Mehl. Relatives and friends. Order of Railroad Conductors, P. R. It., Invited to funeral services, Tues., A p. m., 1321 N. Alden st W. Phlla. Int. Columbia. Pa.. Wed. morn ing. Columbia papera please copy. MF.REDITH, April 22. JAMES SCOTT MER EDITH, aged 80. Relatives nnd friends Invited to funeral services Wed.. 2 1. m residence of son. Wllllnm L. Meredith. 207 Chester pike, Norwood, Delaware Co., Pa. Int. private. MERHELL. April 22. ANNA., daughter of John I. nnd late Caroline W. Merrell. Rela tives and friends invited to funeral services. Wed., 4 p. m 1203 Herbert st., Frankford. Int. North Cedar Hill Cm. Auto funeral. MILLER. April 2.1. MARY, widow of John Miller, aged '. Relatives and friends invited to funernl. Thurs., I p m., daughter's resi dence. Mrs. Annie Calhoun, 2010 E. Venango st. Int. Mt. Morlah Cem. Remains maly be viewed Wed.. 8 to 10 n. m . .v..i 1--.T - ...r.i.tT- --v;- .. .. MILLER April 21. WILLIAM L. husband of Augusta Miller, aged CO. Relatives and friend.. Invited to funeral services. Wed.. 2 p. in., res! denco of son, Frank W. Miller. 1435 N. Holly wood st. (2nth nnd Master). Int. private. Re mains mov bo viewed Tues . 7 to 10 p m. MILLER. April 21. JAMES ANDERSON MILLER, aged 02. Relatives and friends In vited to funernl services, Wed., 2 p. m., Glad wyn, Montgomery Co., Pa. Int. private. MILLER. April 22. JOHN F., husband of Annie II. Miller (neo Craven). Solemn requiem mass at Church of Gesu, lfith and Stiles St., Thurs., 10 n, m., to which his friends are In vited Funeral from his late residence, 1431 N. 18th St., 0:15 a, m. precisely. Int. private. Remains may bo viewed Wed., after 7 p. m. OLSON. April 22. HOWARD STEWART, son of August and Eva Olson (neo Donnelly), aged 4 months. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services, Weil., 2 p. m , residence nf parents, 222 N. 28th st. Int. private. New Camden Cem. O'ROtlRKE. April 23. WILLIAM, husband of Ida O'ltnurke. Relatives and friends, 12th District Pollco Station. Invited to funeral, Thurs.. 8 30 a. m.. 1730 N. 10th st. Solemn high requiem mass St. Malachy's Church 10 a. m. Int. . New Cathedral Cem. Remains may be viewed Wed. eve. O'TOOLE. April 22. MARY E widow of r.itrlck O'Toole and daughter of late John and Mary Henry, formerly of Mt. Carmel, Pa. Rela tlves nnd friends Invited to funeral, Frl., 8.30 n. m.. 1818 E. Oakdale st. (Kensington nnd Lehigh oes ). Solemn high requiem mass Church of the Visitation 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem 'OUTERimiDOE. April 22. M. CATHA RINE, widow of James H. Outerbrldge and daughter of late Jesse and Catharine Turner. Funeral, to which relatives and friends In. vlted. Wed.. 0 a. m.. 182.-, 8. 17th st. Mass of requiem Church of St. Thomas 10.30 a. m. Int. private. Auto funeral. PAUL. April 23. MARY A., widow of Edwin F. Pnul. Services and Int. private. Wed., 2 p. m PETTYJOHN. Suddenly. April 22. at Ma laga. N. J HELEN ELIZAHETH. daughter of Stansbury and Amelia Pettyjohn, aged 21 months. Relatives and friends Invited to fu neral aervlces Wed., 2 p. m,, parents' resi dence 1024 N, 43d st. Int, Arlington Cem. Auto funeral. PRICE At St. Pnul. Minn.. Fourth Month 22d, CHARLES S husband of late Oertrudo II. S. Price, Relatives and friends Invited to serv ices. Fourth-day. 25th Inst.. 2 p. m.. Friends' Monthly Meeting House. Stratford and Owen nves., Lansdowne. Del. Co., Pa. Int. private, Friends' F. W. Ilurlal Grounds. Train leaves Drond St. 8t. 1:28 p. m ncunS'TER April "2. JOIIK n t,,,.k,.i of Kilsnts'th X. Rementer (nee Weaver). Rela. tlves and friends, American Star Lodge. No. 40-i. I. O. O. F.: Wharton Council. No. 010 Independent Order of America; Washington Camp, N;i. 444, P, O. S. of A.: Dookblnders' Union. No. 2. I. R. of H.: Men's Krlendly Union. Chapter No 1: Stonemen's Fellowship Invited to funeral. Thurs.. 1 p. m.. 2421 Whar ton st. Services at Chambers Memorial Church 2 p. m. Int. Mt. Morlah Cem. Remains may be viewed Wed.. 8 to 10 p. m. Auto funeral RIFFEHT. April 22. HARRIET B." wife of William Itiffcrt. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services. Wed.. 2 p. m . 2703 W. Dauphin st. Int. private, Mt. Peace Cem. Friends ma call Tues eve. ROOERn April 21. EDWIN D.. husband of Helen D. 'Rogers and son of Harriet D. Lofland. aged 85. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services. Wed.. 2 p. m.. Hickory Hail farm, near Medford, N, ,T. Int. , private. Colestown Cem. UOSENIILUTH. Anrll 20. HELENE. widow of Charles Rosenbluth. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. Wed., 10 a. m.. residence of daughter. Mrs. A. II. Greenberir. 5031 Pulaski ave. Int. Mt. Sinai Cem. RUCIL April 23. CATHARINE, widow of John Rueh. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. Wed.. 3 p. m.. 1013 Uerks st. Int. Mt. Peace Cem. , . SCHAKLE. April 21. JOSEPHINE, beloved wife of William Schafle (nee Rayllng), aged 43. jiviuiivcn nuu iriruus iiivivru ID xuoeraj. laurs. 8.30 a. m., 217 W. Duncannon ave, Reaulem mass St. Henry's Church 10 u. m. Seoulchre Cem. Int, Holy 8CHREIVER. April 22. GEORGE. Jr.. aon of Theresa and late George Schrelver, aged 28. Relatives and friends, St, John's Assembly No. 28. A. O M. P.. Invited to funeral services 4000 N. Reese at., Wed., 2 p. jn. Int. Hillside Cem. Auto funeral. SCHULTZ. April 23. CHARLES C husband of Rose Schultx (nee Coyne), aired S2. Relatives and friends, Phlla. Lodge. No. 04, L. o. O. M., Invited to funeral, Thurs,, 1 p. m., 2324 N. Hancock st. Int. private, Fernwood Cem. Re malna may be viewed Wed , 8 to 10 p. m. SCULLY. April 21, CATHARINE M. 8CUL I.Y. daughter of Sarah and late Michael Scully. iiriaiivcB ana irienas. at. unanea's 1J. V. M. Sodality and League of Sacred Heart; Ipaska Council No. 27, D. of P.. Invited tn funeral, Thurs., 8:80 a. m mother's residence. 1233 8. 18th st. Solemn high mass of requiem St. Cn.?.r.'" Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem ,8,H.Kr.F.KN"EROER. April 23. SARAH SIIEFFENHERGER. Relatlvea and friends In vlted to funeral services. Thurs., 11 a. m., 8253 Lor.u.?J!.L 'nt private. S1IEPPARD April 31. ANNA.' wife of Albert II. Sheppard (nee Kopp). aged 84. Relatives and friends invited to funeral aervlces,. Wed , 2' p. m., 2821 Stiles at. Int.1 private, Mt. Peace Cem. Remains may be viewed Tues , 7 to 8 p. m. 8H IMP. April 23. FLORENCE, daughter of Elizabeth Mealey and late John Bhlmp. Fu neral aervlcea. Wed., 1:30 p. m. sharp, parents' residence. 1803 E. Tioga st. Int. private. North Cedar Hill Cem. Auto funeral. r SIMPSON. April 22. CATHARINE A. SIMP SON (neo Hartley), widow of William Simpson, Relatives and frlenda invited to funeral serv ices. Wed., 200 p. ra.. 2124 Oakford st. Int. .SMITH. April 22, aEORdB It., husband of Annie Smith (nee Markland). Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, Frl.. 2 p. m., mother's residence, Mrs. Jane Smith. 84B 8, 4th st.. Camden. N. J. Int. Harlelgh' Cem. Frlenda may rail Thura. eve, . , SNBE. April 22. WILLIAM, eon of lata James and Anna Snee. Relatives and frlenda. Textile Union. Invited to funeral, Wed., 8:30 a. m,, brother-in-law's residence. James Uren nan. 400.1 St. David'a at.. Manayunk. Requiem mass Holy Family Church 10 a, m. Int. West minster Cem. STEIN. April 21. LENA 8TE1N, wife of Charles Stetn. Relatives and frlepda Invited to funeral. Wed.. 8:80 a. m., residence of husband. ftlS N, 28th at. Solemn high maas St. LudwlaTs i.u,v,i iu , iu. mi. jiuir neuoemer uem, TEES. April 23, ALFRED, husband of Mary Tees. Relatives and friends. iXenllwortb Castle, No, 12, Knights, Golden Bads, Invited to funeral aervlces, Thura, 3 p. m., residence, 1208 E. Susquehanna avs. lat. strictly private, Oakland Cem. Remains may ba vlswed Wei., 7 to 8 'TOLLtVER. April 21. ANNIE, wife of T7II 11am Q. Tolllver and daughter of lata James and Mavlai Cunnlna-hai vlted to funeral. Wed.. I m. fieiauvea ana xrienna in. Wed., il a. m., 5124 Walnut st. Int. Private, Auto funeral. Remains may ba viewed Tues., 7 to 8 p. m. TfinaT.Anrft 21 ntSRlnl oiiFHiatut, idow-of" Jacob Trpat.. aged 84. RelatlTea and a frlenda Invited to funeral aervlces. Wed.. 2 p. m.. 241 ' E. Thompson sL lot, private, 4reen mount Cm. Auto funeral ' ' MI'" wauuauk. April William Wallace, hi 21. MARGARET, wife of AAlatlvaa and l...i. I. A IS"'' ."rv,'c? -3SHF1 JLt p, " . . .... (... e ., v, i,K,.f jro, ,eaar JH- ".!' 2.Wi lAepSMst it aaSA'u -lMtaaA aa. April PAflMCK.' son of laia Bernard and Sarah Waters of dounty Tlpperary, Ireland, Due notice nf funeral 'will WINNER. April 21 A8 Itefatlvea and frl aTuna' WINNER, aged ell friends Invited to funeral. Wed.. 2:: jo p. m.t son's residence. vaion Doylestown piles and Maple ave,, Hal a, Int, Hatboro Cem. ,. , . wmnr. lM-.lf ! w"rj'i.i .... ,.".w y. .':.':v. ,. . m WlllUIli, April !!, ajAllltlb, wiie m - liam II. Wright (neo Jacob). Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, Wed., 2 p. m Illako and Montgomery nves., Rockledge, above Fog Chaas. Int, North Cedar Hill Cem. Frlenda may call Tues. eve. SPRING RES0RT8 ATIANTIC CITY. N, J. iHE LfADING RESORT HOI EL OF THE WORLD fflarltarauilKim ATLANTIC CITY.N.a. OWNERSHIP MANAOCMKNT. UOSIAH WHITE HONS COMPANY HOTEL DOLPHIN fit piiarles Place. "First house from Reach. Every convenience. American A European plans. Weitminater Ky. ave. near Reach. Etev. to WeiDTUniier .tJt.( rrlv,t, haths, run. water. 10 up weekly. 2 up dally. Chas. Buhrs. REAL ESTATE FOB SALE OCEAN GATE. N. J. OCEAN GATE NEW JERSEY Swept by Breezes of Ocean, Bay and River The present advantages of Orean (Sate ra Yacht Club, Boardwalk, Water and (las, Mandy Reach, Railroad Station, PrstolDre, hundreds of rottar.es nnd bungalows, stores, hotels nnd other dis tinctly features. A purthase there of rottage or bunga low site "III he nn lnetment for a ilfetlmr of health and ItnpiilneM. Iits trry nttrartHrl) loriitrU nt the price of $150 Up Easy Payments We hate opened n new section whrrs we offer lots for $40 Easy Payments For particulars nnd phnlogrniihlc vlsws, phone, rail or write. Great Eastern Bldg. Corp. 301 LINCOLN ni.IK)., 1'IULA. Hell. Walnut 005. Kejslone, Race 2678 LOST AND FOUND ROOK Lot, North Kensington IJulldlng and Loan book No, 1631, In name of Mary Ilaum gard. Please return 2811 Kensington ave CERTIFICATE Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has made application for tho re newal of Certificate Nns. 401(188-00. for 2" shares of stock ot the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Issued to Margaret Connew nnd dated the of July, 1801, the same having been lost or destroyed. Margaret Con new, Ferndale. 384 Lower Addlecombo road, Crodon, England. HANDBAG Lost, cloth handbag, containing ruffs with gold buttons, cigar case, miscel laneous papers, between 11th and Locust and 0th and Walnut sts.: rewnrd. Phono Lorn bard 108(1 between lu a m. and S Pni;, MARK Lost. Knights Templar mark, name engraved Ralph Hajs. Phono Woodlapd 2830. m 3 reward. SUITCASE Lost. Saturday evening. College. Lancaster or Wynnewood nves., between Haverford and Wynnewood. If found, please notify P, G. I)ox 70, or return to Wjnnewood Statlon TIRE Lost, on Lancaster pike, endurance tire nn rim (33x4): reward. Call Paul Stull, 310 Morris Illdg. HELP WANTED FEMALE BELL TELEPHONE OPERATINO Work near your home In pleasant and healthful surroundings, with excellent opportunities for rapFd advancement. There are twenty-eight Rell Central Offices In Philadelphia; probably there Is one within a few blocks from your home Unusual opportunities for earn est, Intelligent young women between 18 and 22 j ears of age. New employes aro paid while learning and are readily advanced. Pleasant dining rooms, where the best of food is sold at coat, In every Cen tral office. Comfortable sitting rooms for reading and relaxation when off duty. Good opportunity for senior and su pervises positions. Apply at 40(i Market atreet dally, ex cept Sunday, a-.'lu a. m. to n p. m. BOOKKEEPER nnd stenographer wanted. Apply Sellmore Waist, 1020 Race st. BOOKKEEPER, experienced: Insurance office. Call Room 307. 023 Chestnut. t CHAMBERMAID and waitress Prot.: 2 In fam. lly, ,101 W. Johnson at.. Gtn. Ph. Otn 2981. CHAMBERMAID and waitress: family of 2: tern" porary. (HI Pine. Phone I'llbert 41(17 J. COOK, white: help with washing and Ironing: must havo Al reference. 004 West Cliveden avc COOK, first clas. wanted, white, with of references: wages tit. 1 1124 N. 18th st. best COOK A good cook wanted: German preferred. Applv 1717 Spring Garden st. DAIRY LUNCHEON MANAOER High-grade dairy lunch room manager re quired: a woman of neat nppearance and ex ecutive ability. Answer in person or by letter. Pure Food Store. Chestnut street nhnex. GIMUEL BROTHERS DRESSMAKERS Waist and skirt finishers, sleevemakers and Improvers, with first-class references: good wages, long season. Also vacancies for neat young girls as apprentices. Apply before 10 a. m., French Dressmaking Shop, fifth floor, Market st., west. BTRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER EXAMINERS exper. on" ladles' waists "and dresses. Greenspan & Co., N, E, cor. 12th and Arch. GIRL, colored, wanted for general housework: no washing or Ironing: wages, 0; sleep in. . 2403 N. 10th St. GIRL, young, wanted for genernl office work: good opportunity for advancement. Reeves, Pnrvln, A Co.. 105 8. Water st. ' GIRL for cooking and general housework for suburbs: 2 In family: reterences required write for appt. 04 Linden ave., Lansdowne; GIRL, Jewish, to take charge of stockroom: reference required. Apply at Juvenile Aid So- cir,y, ,,, ,, ,ui Bi, GIRL for general housewort.. call 0040 Cath- qriiH' at., vvv. ,,. iiouumnu 1(1.4 M, GlilL, white,' for rooking and downstairs work no washing: good wages. 1120 Llndley. Logan) , ... . ......... ., ,,,., GIRLS, not over 10 years of age, for light work tn an office! good surroundings and a chance for advancement: no previous experience nee. essaryi state exact age. II 133. Ledger Office. GIRLS, experienced, to sp.w on buttons, hooks and eyes on ladlea' dresses. Greenspan & Co.. N, K. cor. 12th and Arch. W GIRLS. 14 yeara and over, to learn the bust." ness; 10 cents per hour to start. Phlladel- phla Paper Lox Company. 17th and Rldgel" 0,.IU,.u' plenced. help in all brancheaof tooth factory. Apply Q. Sibley. 1214 Filbert. GIRLS handy with needle: steady employment Apply Frank Bchoble & Co., 10th and Oxford "oKV.yhfyrfklF'th3J."Ledgerrc!en "ookFnr'o'wanut'' '""" 6-5 LADY, young, wanted, renerai clerical work: neat and accurate ai Syuresj state age and aalarv I Attn To -. rwwi auu Vy233V3d."'Ca Wrk- Ca" Cf"- LOOPERS on" men's underwear: good paT !U.4f y?Jk- vviy Jonn E- Hanlfen A Co. 812 B, Thompson. ' MAID 'Wanted, an experienced Protestant pari lor maid: must have good reference and under, stand waiting. Apply at 2032 Pine at. be. twen 11 and 12 o'clock. Tuesday and Wed. MENDERS on' upholstery roods: good waaea A. Theo. Abbott & Co.. llerkley it. eiJ" it Wayne ave. ... MESSENGERS Girls. 14 to IS -years of are, who have passed the seventh grade, required to act as messen gers. Apply Employment Bureau, fourth floor OIMBEL BROTHERS NURSE, experienced, wanted for infant: must haver.flnV."cl?,5 "f?Tncei ,t expect ed. B 221, Ledger Office. . . OPERATORS of all kinds on ladles' ahlrtwalsteT finishers, tuckers, trimmers, piece workers, week workers: learners paid while learning; steady work; 100 operators wanted: 48-hour-week schedule. The Hagedorn-Mers Co., M and Brown. OPERATORS Shirt and drawer finishers: steady work 'and food pay; learners taken and .paid white learning. Apply John E, Hanlfen - Co., 812 E. Thompson.! SALESWOMAN Woman of rood personality and outside selling experience for sales organi sation :of large corporation, distributing an extensively advertised educational plan of ex ceptional merit: good pay and chance for ad vancement. Mr.' Colbert. 808 Denckla B Idg. SCRUB WOMAN wanted; exper. in office clean' ing. Brown-Baliy Co., Franklin and Willow. STENOGRAPHER Genera 1 office work: must be eauca tea ana wuuug to wars: aayiwnt: xei wvi iHMisWWHyWH . a . a...hil.i, rAfuHta tv... ill. BTENOflRArilER wantsdl good mW, r,', Mountain Valley Water 'Co.. 718 ChestnuT st, grrWOnllAI'IlER, r PIS, l.riuucit ur'"-: STENOORAPHEIt. experienced In oltlce work. no-Arch St. BTENOORAPHERfl several scancles for those doing good work. Atiniv Employment Iluresu, fourth floor, Appiy WQfauait imoTliERS . -a a v MsanMsi rttrr STENOaRAPHER. Additional stenographer! Protestant! must have some experience! will he reaulred to do some clerical work, to main tain office tiles and mall letters. F 845, Ledger i.einrHi. TAt'E WEAVERS wanted. Apply John Side- tlOtnam. inc., IJil 'ni.n ,., rinimiumi TICKET STAMPER. Apply John Dromlcy Sons, Lehigh ave. below Front, . WEAVERS wanted, female, on plain while work! good wsges. Imperial .Woolen Co., Main and Rector sts., Manayunk. WOMAN fof iipstalrs work In the suburbs! will Ing helper. Address Ilox 22, Abington. Pa. Phone Qgonlx 738, WOMEN, about 80, to. learn to operate power sewing machines on lacei hours 8 to o. Ap ply 0 s. m.. North American Lace Co,, 8th anil Allegheny WOMEN and girls wanted! steady employment i good .wages. Apply tho A. Schoenhut Co., Adams and sepviva sis, YOUNO LADY as assistant to dentist: state age and eUo reference. F 731, Ledger Cen tral, "thi; iiuRitotioiis nature cluii til1 lAAUHUUUli. AIA99. offers attracthr, remunerative work to cul tured woman. Not routine work: Initiative and fersonallty essential. Immediate opening, 'ersonal Interview after experience and refer encea stated. Address J 44B, Ledger Central, General FIL1NO CLERKS, trained, always In demand! secure a position through our course of In etruitlon. Philadelphia School ot Filing, 010 Chestnut st,, third floor. HELP WANTED MALE BLACKSMITH on fine body work! steady posi tion Rnbe t Clialfont, 47th and Paschall ate. IlOV OVFfl 10 YEARS OF AGE FOR EDI TORIAL rOQM WORK; EXCELLENT OP- roRTUNnr. apply to Mr. raLeigii, rOL'RlII FLOOR, 000 CHESTNUT ST. BOY. bright, to run errands and make himself generally uueful: 15 or 10 years old. Apply Bailey, lKtn'ts & Riddle Co., 1221 Sansom St., 4 th rtoor. BOY. experienced, to run Miller press. A, Theo. Abbott & ( o., Berkley St.. cast ot Wayne avenue. BOY, strong, wanted In shipping department! salary IIP, Pressman's, 233 H. 3d. BOY, npprentl;e In machine shop. Hess ti Barker, 230 S. 8th. HOYS WANTED FOR NIGHT WORK: MUST HE OVER 10; CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT. APPLY AFTER ll P. M., LEDOER OI'I'ICE, FIFTH FLOOR. UOYS Larico steamship company wants office boys: good opportunity to learn attractive busi ness offering splendid future; must bo 16 years old; state schooling and experience. If sny. V 331. Ledger Office. ' ' BOYS between 14 and 10 years of age for office work: good hours and a chance for advance ment. I! 131, Ledger Office. BOYS wanted, 10 years and over; 0 and S10 per week. Apply nt once, Becker, Smith 4 Page, Water and Snyder aveA HOYS in delivery dor rtment: chance to advance. Hnelllch I'rlnllnr House. 212 Dock. BOYS wanted, day work. Apply Cth floor. 00(1 JChestnutst. CABINETMAKERS. 15. on furniture; steady poaltton; good pay. Apply 2000 JL nth CABINETMAKERS nn furniture; steady posl" tlon. good pay, Apply0008ptlljt. CARPENTER. Jobbing: $40 n mnth. board and l-tundry. Apply personally. Irnlvcrslty Hos- pltal. CARPENTERS wanted. Apply Tho Austin Co..' Wheatsheaf lane nnd Sepvlva st, AniKIIX12ns wantPd. Apply Hires Condensed" MUk Co., 013 rclist. CHAUFFEUR Excellent. all- ear-round posl tlon with private family on Main Lino for competent and exp. chauffeur, who under stands and can drive a horse: single: Protes tant: must have first-class reference; address stating experience, wages and references, P. O. box 523, Philadelphia, , CHAUFFEUR wanted, white. In Chestnut Hill Germantown district: must be thoroughly com petent and sober: give particulars as to age. experience, former employers, wages nnd If married: little njht or Sunday work. B 210, Iiedger Office, CLERK Younc r.ian with experience In elec trical supply house for billing department; give references and salary expected. Elllott Lnwla Elec. Co.. Inc. 1017 Race st. CLERK for cost department of manufacturing co.: knowledge of materials preferred: state age, salary and experience. F 748. Led. Cent. DRIVERS nnd helpers on storage van. Walker Storage. 2312 N. 15th at. ELEVATOR OPERATOR, must have license. ,i','iy ., ,i. 1,-uKcr vince. FARMHANDS wanted, capable and sober, white hiiu luioicu, iut mrnia near rnuaaeipnia, State Employment Bureau. 1518 Arch st. FEEDER Job press feeder wanted. Apply to II. L. JuckflhfljHir. 000 Chestnut st. FRAMEMAKER on window and door frames: f?,?,'1 !.." J'fdv work to B00i men- Planing Mill, nth and Tioga, GARDENER wanted for small place at Chest nut Hill; must be experienced with flowers nnd vegetables; write, stntlng experience and wages. H 225, Ledger Office. ...-. HAND SANDERS VICTOR TALKINO MACHINE CO. Has vacancies for Hand Sanders Boring machlno operators Hand Jointers Band re-saw fliers Machine carvers Veneer Jointers Hardware titters Double-head molder operators Shellankers Draftsmen with woodworking experience Window cleaners Stevedores anil laborers Apprentice boys, over 18 Office boss, 10 years and over 48-hour-week schedule Physical examination necessary. Apply Victor Talking Machine Co. Application Office, 85 Cooper St.. Camden. N. J. ICE CREAM MEN and helpers wanted In Ice cream department; good wages, steady work (I daya a week. Crane Ice Cream Co., 25 LABORERS Laborers, white and colored, wanted for Penna. R. R.j steady work: advancement for men with ability: can board with the company at very reasonable cost it desired. Apply 43 North 17th st. LABORERS wanted, first class, good wages' to work In wall paper factory. Apply a once, Becker, Sm.th & Page, Water and Sny- MS?,11113 l0T .0U,J5'!, ronstructlon work. building roads etc.: $8.30 for 10 hours' work" cltliena. AppJiJrjsnkfordArBenal. ""' LABORERS wanted: steady work and good wages. Apply Wm. Fosjer. 1208 N. 31st LABORERS. 50: Frankford ave. and'Margam St.: 25o per hour. Phlla. RapldTran.ii "" 5?.r,Papy,rn'ed"MllirE: LABORERS WANTED. APPLY AT 013 ' n" BEACH ST, ' A1 olB " LINEMEN First-class electrl steady work and good wages. electrlo . light men: Apply William r peter, iua re, mat at LINOLEUM CUTTER Experienced linoleum cutter required. ApdIv Employment Bureau, fourth floor. "v" OIMBEL BROTHERS LUMBER HANDLERS and pliers steadiTwork" fanTs0" whf.a -" Co., Westmorfc LUMBER'HANDLERS wanted"! Apply Lincoln - - --" ,. -m.. -,m ,,,au ove. MACHINE HANDS American, exper. or learn--i ors. on sand belts on furniture. 2000 s 0th at MACHINISTS Floor and vice, hands wanted': those accustomed to machine tool works pre ferred: permanent positions: highest wsaes Bcment-NUcs Works, 21st and cTllowhlTl al!1 MACHINISTS Boys wanted to learn . trade"? large modern, shop; excellent wages paid while learning I RO r aH- nrft-T , mule 1 1sSrsiSs: MAN In Philadelphia, live, ambitious man can earn largp salary: commission and drawing account: selling i outdoor advertising; atate particulars including agif. experience, ref erence, The Lawder Adv. Co.,r Baltimore " MAN. over 80. for organisation work oSlocTi commercial club: atate particulars for Inter, view. F 7X8 Ledger Central. ,n,er MAN and nd wife, colored, wish positions! f,ndcooK! refi.i sleep hi city;, a N. Fawn at. " chauf. xeur suburbs. 1633 MAN, young, for collector! state age, experience and aalary expected. B 218, Ledger Office. MAN. young, for service department of large corporation. F 758. Ledger Central, '" MAN for outside work to assist' gardener. '405 Gowen ave.. Mount Alrv. " viirr-ti a Mi,, en. ,ii,m..' Packard and Dnrri. delivery trucks! steady worm days wee tw lm.l.,1 at mA a.ri a a.-. ..t.,i.T nrai-ciaaa (nan oniri go 9th and Cumberland sts. firSt-class man . only! good wages. Brevsr. MEN Large clothing manufacturer out of town wants several experienced sewing-machine men: also those .with limited experience: per manent position (.good pay: state 'experience reference and age. M 101, Ledaer Central Costsued fricidta'cluM" MEN-W.nted, WpJgS&PZiJSZ BSS KEB3 uru wanted for box shop:, steady work, good MSJy. W h chines for advancement. Apply northwest corner 8thandJjroWn. ... MENnied-foFTjafy ontsld. wprkl .Jteady 1 nlU W- a!Wt Ml' K i TT . J &--S2lS-0 .7or'rAJJsrjorstwholt;i'a '"' MKN forToTTs .cleaning. Apply personally, Unl varsity Hospital. kmi nvits coremskers and laborers wanted. Baldwin 'Locomotive Works. Eddystone. Ap plyMr. Thomas. . HfeiTMa.7a,?,,o(?ir. to $21 Pi week! Jonnson .- '':.'. ?",.;, ti . Vnrih Charles- Address vv. ii, ien - ton. n, w, OFFICE BOY wanted In cr-Juntln r ooml -""J. hi over 18 years of age. Apply in own nana- writing, stoflng agei reference required. F 25f. Ledger Cent'al. , - , , -- oTFTciTnor Bright. Intelligent '"M jiu ww, yis?us8l: Ca?.VurAmenS tlons. Apply Employment Bureau, fourth '1o0 OIMBEL BROTHERS ton, . w. PAINTER. $45 a month. Iioard end laundry. Ap ply pcrsor.aiiy.Jiii5i-..'D"-i PIECERS wanted anniv John James Dob- son, Inc. blanket mini, nMI.U ,,., . ....- --..,, ..... l.-alla Scott's lane. Falls PUN, ,1M UM of Schuylkl.. REGISTERED ORADUATE In Pharmacy want ed. Apply, with reference, to the Wm. Stahler Drug ComyanyJtrrl!pwnjf! . . 8ALESNblNEER Technically .trained-, bright oung man of pleasing, forceful personality, acquainted with steel company method and offlcll ?. to sell nationally "pw"' Jl??"' Ity line to local ateei plants: good salaw splendid future for right roan: a so man. same qualifications, to sell shipbuilding Plant Write fully regarding aae. educatron. 2J rlence. salary desired, etc. F 250, Ledger Central. yeas or over, with outside Uliir fxproce. T ii .. 1 - alnan al mi1r hA forceful nnrt of cood personality; trood pay . .... .n.I.M ,m -Man nf BhllllV. nna cnanco oi iuuiuuiiuii ,u ...n., . vv...., Mr. Colbert. WW Denckla Ilullillng. SALESMAN We can use an aggressive sales man who Is looking, for nn opportunity to forge ahead through his own efforts, i rants I'remier uist. Lo., io" ,'"ii "' n . rctir.r tt-ixi-rfn The greatest selling proposition before the public today Is the Handy Volume edition of the Encyclopaedia Brltannlca, whlch Is being advertised so extensively by Sears, Roebuck Wo' want salesmen to follow up the In quiries received by. Sears. Roebuck A Co. and to sell both the Handy Volume edition and the large Cambridge edition at the same easy terms as advertised. ... t Four-fifths of our successful salesmen nave never sold books before. We teach you all thWeew"tPs0aietsmen for Philadelphia. well ae for outside points. " We pay all expenses ot transportation and allow drawing accounts. Within a few weeks every India Paper set. both Handy I Volume and Cambridge edition, will have been sold then win n IT lg TQ0 IATH and we will not want you. Come tn and ses what our men are doing and talk It over, and set a permanent plncn In our organisation. ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA CO. 183 S, 15th st.. corner Walnut. SALESMEN (Investment) to handle on liberal commission stock In old-established company paying excellent dividends: outline experience for Interview. P 530. Ledger Office. SHEAR HANDS, experienced, on men's wear. Shelbourno Mlll'.ll andJWestmoreland. STENOGRAPHER, mala: permanent position In beach-front hotel, Atlantic City. M 208. Ledgerpfflce. STENOGRAPHER and office work, not over 25. Call John Farnum. .23.1 Chestnut. STEVEDORES Canted: steady work. Pearson & I.udascher Lumber Co., Westmoreland! st. I1H1 1. . STOCK KEEPERS wanted, experienced. Apply Hn.llAnltneir r-lnlhlnc Co.. Broad and Wallace. ?.....,,. a.A. . -Innr 1UU1 lit liuui , , .-, fv.j TOPPERS, experienced, on half hose. 100 needle to the Inch machines: pay 20c a dozen. Apply A. a. Spalding & Bros. Mfg. Co., 650 Pacific street, Brooklyn. N. Y. TWIST HANDS Wanted, curtain twist hands: must be thoroughly experienced men of good character; give references, advising whether employed or not, nnd If willing to leave city. M20. Ledger Office. TYPIST: must be accurate and rapid; Under wood machine: state exp. and salary desired. 11 224. Ledger Office. UPHOLSTERERS Trimmers and sewing ma chine operators wanted: steady employment. Apply at the Autocar Co., Ardmore, Pa. WANTED 10 LIVE-WIRE SALESMEN NEW AND ATTACTrVE PROPOSITION PERMANENT 'AND PROFITABLE BUSINESS IF AMBITIOUS. CALL 12 NOON, WEDNESDAY, APL. 23 AT t 512 MORRIS BUILDINO PHILADELPHIA WANTED Man and wife to occupy and run for themselves a-small house on gentleman's place; wife to do some laundry work and man to do outside work on farm. Address, for In- PgrBV07r'Ledyetrlnr5ff,;.'9 nd Bal"y """ WEAVERS wanted (male), on plain white work: pood wages. Imperial Woolen Co., Main and Rector sts., Manayunk. YOUNO MAN . Blauners require the services of a bright. Intelligent young man. as as sistant In their children's department. Apply Supt.'s Office, fourth floor, 833-35 Market st. BLAUNERS. YOUNO SIAN Prominent Investment banking house desires the services of young man, 16 to 18 yeara of age, for general office work: chance for advancement. Reply, stating age, education and previous employment, F 433. Ledger Central. YOUNO MAN. energetic and reliable, between 18 and 18 years, for, advertising department of large manufacturing -concern: northeast sec tion of city. Address Advertising Manager. PostofflceBox 1537. Philadelphia. "". Yt-V?. t,AnNl "tron- I" h.P.ln department! salary $10. Cressman's 238 3. 3d7 General ACCOUNTANT, senior: BOOKKEEPER, experi enced In bank. $1000: BOOKKEEPER, new", paper or advertising .exper ence. $15: several Am;'rTcaV'8pan.hnr2.VTaVccrntri?t-TIME I'LKIIKH. $12: STOCK CLERK IlR.xTs STENOGRAPHERS. $15 up: CHMISt" analvtlral toon, rin i I-ro,lV "".fl8. ..v.r.i, WSp.',.w -""" jnsonanicai, several; FOREMAN machine shoo t-nivi' SALES MANAGER, interior wodwwklng con cern. $2000: other positions i,ni nttailTSSl; SERVICE CO.. 1301 Land Title Bldg. . SITUATIONS WANTED FEMAIJ. BOOKKEEPER, office -exeout ve. experienced commercial, cost, constructive, sccounts.ee?. respondence. managing help. F 0437 Le " p", CARETAKER wishes position: A-l ref'- can preserve fruits. ?!K H it,!. .. " cn COOK, experienced, desires position rnnn on y: country. F RB.V t-i-frVS-i.'"" COOKINQ, whltegirli reference. Write P. oi y nii nryii iHKurre DRESSMAKER wishes engagements at nOmT experienced titter. 818 S. 21st. nome, DRES8MAKINq. designing and remodellna $ R(5 per day, carfare. Baring 7737. B O'RI-S. 2. wish positions together, cook rham" Colorado " waltr""' relerenies?0,0:?; OOVERNES8 or companion. Parlslenne French" F'V&Nikar' rSSSKT "t.one,nrefi?,nnc,.: LADY'S MAID wants place: Is good seamttr...: references. 807 8. Smedley at" "m,tri MAID, good cook, excellent worker nnn-. - ' assist with all kinds of housework'; $10 X.k . 19. Ledger Branch, -858 N. Hroaj "' "gfffr Vtky&?ni?tt 'nnlmbeT: uhTry o0,aa.n.r.'."'C3y5 "lBy."71 8ITPATIONS WANTEDMALB ' ACCOUNTANT, experienced bookkeenee ..a clerk: thorough, all-around rtflw 'tnan.'faDahli Centr'al"''"1 "" '?'"" H2. Ledge? ACCOUNTANT, thoroughly experienced In nrnT motlSn of co-operation between embeaeh2 aystematlslnc and onranlxatlon, P.wou(d c ,,' special engagements, day or evenmgi moderi.I terms. Bell phone Woodland 38!iirVr""rt ACCOUNTANT, general bookkeepina. 4n w.T puawesa experience, commercial ihanufaJ?,,; fta.rt,s,y,j'. v..". aaJ: 1 Vearai mar- - aaa, avua, a suirai ACCOUNTANT, public, will oneni do.'. ..a I'Zl npoas. install cost 'systems and preparV an. ! clal statements. Postof nee Box aoia nnn' BOOKKEEPER. 80. -expor.' Vn dorporatlnn .-" countJj.gi, familiar. wiTh payrqlls Ind 2n.,JSt highest credentials- mod. eal.'$yh Tfja 5?..l BOOKKEEiPER'and accountanfTTaJoK-aTl1- up in evening, and profit and lSJ? .,.wjln complledr Bat rata wn mi sf in?tV'Vt"t BOOKKEKPEH. thx.Vot.ahly ex.peri.eM T Zirr open, close, write unn,ir."7j,"cs' -will -JiadsiWs . terms, MS hTw'i.:a,'HJalajri a cpsirlaBeaT .rasa lnretJeeHssg j 0n CHAUFfbuii. marnea: ai mechanic; ,. expriieiivT, .iius i,u iiiiraie; uriVS and any car: wages 125 week. F 8B2 t r-.nlral !. Central, CHAUFFKUit competent wnite man. . experience: do all repairs! prominent-, family; references. J 848, Ledger c.,3 CHEF-rirst-c a... long, experienced. J- (.hea nosltlon! rami pcountry.' Hage. 808 N. 18th at., rTVtfa danrlneor or flronuntuht i-i. with operatlftn builder. V 42&j i.dP i .$. aAflle r- nt Mn-. 411 tT""JS"N.' Tatfi .t" ""' rr OARDENER. mirried. one child r flowe're ' tables, general work! refs. n ao, ,' MAN aesires posiuon on a gentleman's Placet iiui pro, !"! niiu. vrounos! ni-.5 wages! single, middle-aged: one highly :y.iil mended. F 750. ledger Central. ' conJ,l MAK.AND WIFE, colored, wish posltiime-l getnerj peat reiorencea. auoa ITafharipZ - Mt."-,V.ti.,SLn"5W..5olnt.iin !"" " -T-cs.vj"af -" uuuer and vii wifA tn exc-Dtlonally fln rnnir h.Ji v .l ae,te Via l It .ii4, 41 nii ibi j Vi V VrTjncPa,! '.V cTt." F- B4B."'ln.."'S",.L WIUl OFFICE MANAGER or head bookkeeper. a 28. 4 years In charge of. offlce. credit S collection work. 1M yeara" public accountiS work, forceful correspondent and eucces In handling hslp; well versed In modern MAS practice: college graduate, P 530, Led., cVm, OFFICE or ssles position desired by GlrarTcl lege graduate, 25: dependable and acsreiiirT' " - -iiini.. Bell phone Diamond 2278 J. ""stiTa 1 SALESMAN, exper., would like to connect wits i good house: permanenti strictly tempe?i Al reference. Address F 748. Ledger Central i TRANSIT MAN, 2 years railroad. 2 years ml atrurtlnn. 1! veara aurvev: refAr.n.. r? 4 718. Ledger Branch. 8701 Germantown aV? ; Kill TOUNO MAN WlSltES TO CONNECT W! :lB m CONNECT WlTaT ONCERN WHERE 8ALKC SELLING EXPERIENCl ECIATE6: SALARY MOS! .KnnitBi'EMTiiii "VU- m MANSHIP AND F WILL BE APPRECIATE ERATE. P 842. LEDGER CENTRAL. XU YOUNC 3UNO MAN. technical college education. aires evening empioym't. Davis. 1755 N. i,v 1 YOUNO MAN desires clerical position: accurate 1 at figures: neat penmnn. 2220 Oermunt'n a"A'l ,, , X.t-OL, ...H-..B H..UI-. ,....1 .... M MiiiAiiboa ,,a.,,.a iiuamuii, uuiirr VSlCt Of H rook: good reference. Toklo Iwa, . 308 If .1 18th st. "Vil EMPLOYMENT AGSNCIES NICHOLLS, 1820 Ralnbrldre, has flrsbclssas! Lngnsn ana otner Dutiers. valets, secoal'l men, housemen, footmen. Prot. and Cat -J rooks, waits., chambermaids, 2 girls tontherra English Prot, nurse, French ladles' mil'. etc.: vacancies, cooks, $7 to $15; waits, par.l lormalds, chambermaids, nurses, Prot. laoWl mmD, Hiivneii jiiaiu., iridu mate nsis. Thone Locust. 2180. ' ''Ji -n ,,, .,, a ,ftk A ...... i.. ' " Airvn, jviic, ui, a. auiii .,, wh."ih positioH s fnr flr.t-rln.a ryinlca rhamnermaMa ii laundresses, ladles' maids, governesses, ball POSITIONS wanted- for Scotch Protests!. " couple; first-class butler; wife chamber milder' parlor maid: also Protestant cook titi waitress losewirr. aid o, uui. MADAME PLATZ. 805 S. 11th st., wants aial supplies white help. Telephone- Walnut 1713, t . MRS. HARVEY, 1010 Rlttenhouse sq. Wantee,.! reliable help for all capacities; refs. required. 'a WANTED Cooks, chambermaids, hwk. glrlM! Aliss uoso ougneriy, xoio v, uiraru avs. t fa ATJTOMOBILES For Sale ALLEN two-passenger roadster: almost newi over-size tires, one extra: car run lets thsa 1 2500 miles I EASTERN MOTORS CORPORATION 1034 Chestnut St.. Sorure 704. Distributors Standard "8" and Allen "1" cjl. 1 BAKER electrlo modern S-passenger couoe; sx' cellent rond.l absolute sac. Apply at desk. Tnt kittle iiotei.-:..! a. uroau st. i-none ivai. ssm. BU1CK. 5 pass.. 1013. Model C-23; an econom- leal family car In excellent condition. H. P. Baker. 01 H N. Broad at. Toplar 7887. BUICK Roadster for sale; Dclco sjstrm; full eaulnment. Ruch Motor Truck Co.. 1014 N. . Front. 1 CADILLACS. 1015 and 1010 models, thoroughly" ti overhauled, repainted and guaranteed by us,.,l Aiilnmnhlln Snlea Cnrnnratlnn. 142 M. P.m.a4 CADILLAC 15. Just overhauled. 3""new tlrei. i private owner. F 45! Ledger Central. CHALMERS 1012 Seven-passenger llmouilna J excellent running orner. vim aioioiirucg uvh uroaa anu jiunungaon bis. , CHEVROLET BAHY'GRAND 1015 touring. !.'. gant conauion; onrgain price, i,. a. nowsni Co.. 250 N. Ilroad st. COLE "8" Seven-passenger touring car. New non-skid tirea; seat covera: car hko new. EASTERN MOTOR CORPORATION 1031 Chestnut st. Spruce 704 ' (I Distributors standard ' nna Alien cyi." ii-utpnv loirf WINTER AND SUMMER TOPS. CAR THf JM EXCKLI.KNT UUNUITIUN, , 11 t-ioTPTiv mrviwoii rnnnnniTlml i m 1034 Chestnut st. Spruce 784 11 Distributors-Standard "8" and Allen "4" cyliffil KISSEL COMMERCIAL 1'anel Body, good 1H'j ning order, good tires. Vim Motortruck Cm V Broad and Huntingdon, t fJnCOMOtlil.E 1015 0-38 frtv..na..enB'er tmtrlne-. nalnted maroon, wit light red ,tflplnrt" overhauled In our shopsiJ very attractlverarlfor family use;' far better. va.ue t nan WlM(J.W r- ,v - ??'0r?J-t-' PI"?. . , IS'. F.'M. Halllgan, exchange Car Pept. f. ' liaan, mar, MARMON 1817 touring, 'practically new: saprl-i flee. Stanley ..Motor Carriage. 2325 Chestnut. ,; OVERLAND 1010,. .o' 'passenger. Model 83: toll j Is tho better small cif of last year: has bees J out Biieniiyuseai.anu--can u uuuaui "sum H. P. ;akeir;.T)i8 wi' "Broad. Poplar 76T."vvl Chain-drli'e truck units. $82S. '.? KAItuilu vvorm-arivo truck units, (. Whyippx more? , RAYFOjip ttjj, ii ana maiana ave. ntTair tOKI liafal hnv. ZftArf rnnnln nM.r. Vim Motortruck Coi Broad and Huntlnrl,1 ireeia TWO AUTOCAR TRUCKS.' lM-ton exprcil bodies. $000 ench. v THE WHITE CO., 218 N. Broad. st. L. H. O'Neali Used Car Manager. , Phones: Bell. Spruce' 5050: Keyst.. Race 173L USED TRUCKS Several well-known mskss, J ranging from 1 to 8 tons, with and witness M nodiea. nsrrorn Phil, mn.. aana :naino 'Wanted WANTED "RTTTniV RTfl STY Rnnhnt lj STUTZ 1916 Runabout LOCOMOBILE 1916 Runabout In answering give lowest rash price, molar A number and condition. Only private owner 4 need answer this ad. F 847. Ledger Central. 1 AUTO LIVEEY AND GARAGES INDEPENDENT TAXICAB CO. . .Hudson Superslx Limousines Special attention to weddings and funerals mnaat ilia T -1 nl. Tlt .- aiituiw um. r-icver cocq ruin . POPLAR 1017 To hire (open day and nlthOl' Park 148!! hranri.neu, r.tmm tnnrlna cars, f-25 hr.: also brand-new 7-pass. llmoustnf,j "" nr.. weooings. lunerais. iixq uirtu-,'i ATJTO BEPAIRING A, If, Compton WORK DONE HONESTLY 4807-8 N, Broad. Phone Wyo. 670. SfBBDOMETER TROUBLES See BILLY at hts new location BIO NORTH BROAD ST. ,'! VALVES GROUND CARBON CLEANED! 'I HERMAN VEDITZ . ' 2121 Vina at. . Spruce 1312. H 1 ATJTO SUPPLIES TtMlRM nniniMna uvitt New Departure Service Sta. The awlllla: aha wvrcn at, rn. walnut min, ace ATJTO TIRES V HERCULES TIR-S - . .'Guaranteed ., .10x3 $0.50 .14x4 112.85 30x3 s'ONSKID TIRES ! 30x iicu -ruiiKM. guaranteed. .. . sT OLPH'tIRE'CO., 1235 Arch st:j HORSES HORSES, harntsa nnd ri.imn -1-a M largs Wharf warons: aelllnr entlra wacor ntlr, hi torse eflul; ment. Robert Chaftont. 47th and 47th and Pasc ISCoa i ave. wooaiana bto. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES WANTED-rPartner.' with $3000. active or sllsa. assist me In the development of a large wsf rn commercla enterprise !assets to Se un& our contrail v.tiiut bKa,.. aon ,u nAi. wnAniM atanl.-n...al,u, a .. ..JT .iTll u, .!- staple-necessity: are among est Industries! must h h. int the wprld's great handled -fmmedlanlri J MinA 4iirlsrmant KM 1 broad-gsge man. with good business or banklnv f-nin-tlA, opportunity toMdlvld.vbeVw-e'.S"u.Wh,ilFmlf UolS upimnunuy to aiviae between us hair mll. E.roi1.t.,,''JCeS!;'o For aopointment address la mediately M 162. ledger Central ' - A tA . . . .. 7T. '. . .... . A , "W.'"s ox limning your liability ii:. w-"i,l-Y,tro,ATB Youn nusiNitss jw . ,W,JiY"a Delaware offlce and are reiWi eaulpped to serve you In this and many o1 "Mil , W'jl iJSNhITJ5P.8,5RVI?5, CO- OF AMERldA ? Lombarit- $888,. 574.87B T)rTal Bu!ldlngi . -r MAN A competent outside or office manwt. position, advertising, adjusting. msnlM etc.: reasonable salary. Frankford lisT M 154, Ledger Central. 1,84 ?7r(nnanft,hLv"lf business. Tn th. northes VfiirHVlHi Vn'" seatinaVapaclt 600! ruf BSejti8 J.,.?.ni house; rfrst-class netS' -. --- t. -,-., I aula mavini.Diriura uiBiiin IP YOU .Wa .DMn Irioked, Into iueetlea- 1SSS 1'ennayivania. Biasr.i aiv iiermcr exper,, age and salary Vanted, r? UP. ledger Cantral. STENOGRAPHsIR Capable, eiperleaee waat- rninill-lll-iir ii" J',4... ai,-. , BITMr. aMa. r'iiV?-i- AVJ'SrLS: ! , ErMf
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