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. GOLF DRIVE; VAN LOAN ADMITS HE
I MADE IT, 2000 YARDS-DOWNWARD
W California Crasher Settles Moot Question With
Wallop Off Grand Canyon Tee Down Black
Gorge 6000 Feet to River
By GKANTLAND KICK
TUCnn has been eoiislelcrulolp tllse'iist-luii
In the last few oals conccrnliiK the
longest Kolf drlo cer nwule Including
both carry ami roll. It has been H.ihl th.it
Braid and Home hae both drlen mom
than 400 yatds, the roll Included, while Abe
Mitchell haB a record carry of 318 yards
In order to iettlf this nrKunient for all time
we subpenaed Charles 11. Van Loan, the
California Crasher, to establish a ilrlxInK
record which would end the dispute foreer
and thereby clone, out the debate
Sir. Van Loan, who Is famed us a short
story writer, tiKtceel not only to smnsh all
records, hut to turn the trick with one
hand.
Wo hac Just received Mr. Van l.oan-s
official report. And we are please 1 to state
that the expedition was h terrific success
The Epochal Wallop
Van l-outi'it drive, .with a faxorlns wind,
the ball hooked stlshtly, carried it total of
6000 feet "000 ards and thereafter illt -appeared
from lew.
This Is absolutely correct For In ni.ikltiK
his drlxc Van elected to teo up the ball nu
the edge of the Grand Can on lining still
further, lie selected a spot Just aboxe the
Black dorse, where the diop to the iler
below Is GOOO feet.
At this point the canon Is fourteen mile
cross, which Is a carry that b.UIIed even
our selected star, the California Crasher
The best he could do was to make the
rhcr, COini feet away.
In order to have the record that nimbly
established liejoncl any lebuttal, be hail
photograph" taken of the location w Ith nn
less an expel t than Henry James Koriiiiiii,
of Collier's Weekly, to witness the Stirling
deed. Mr Korman leports that he followed
the flight of the ball for a mile and then
lost Interest, but that he Is wllllng,to testify
that It reached the gorge of the rler, -Oimj
yards below
This should end all debate as to the
world's rccoul drlte. Hereafter these son
rid 100 yard hitters will kindly fade Into
the background, for at the tlrand Canton
you can get better than ton yards with a
putter with back i-pln emplojed.
The X. L. Race
- The Boston Braves looked to he one of
the best clubs In the National League.
Beyond that, it Is one of the best clubs
In the National League a first-class ma
chine. The Braves, tossel In against the Ulants.
Were able to win Just one out of the llrst
five games plajcd. ,
This Isn't direct proof, of course Hut
you can figure for yourself. If the Knives
were overwhelmed b the Hiatus, what
chance the weaker looking western clubs
will have to check a machine composed of
PREPARATION FOR
CROWD AT DERBY
Grand Stand and Paddocks
to Be Enlarged for Big
Kentucky Event
SCHEDULED FOR MAY 12
LOUISVILLK. April 27. In order to take
care of the enormous crowd that is expected
to turn out to witness the running of the
Kentucky Derby May 1-, Colonel Matt J
tVInn It making many notable Improve
ments at Churchill Downs.
The principal Improvements have to do
with the enlargement of the grand stand arid
paddock space, so as to afford tliu irowd
plenty of elbow room and avoid congestion.
The fence that formerly served as the
boundary between grand sjand and paddock
enclosures has been removed thus making
the entire space one enclosuie
Churchill Downs will enjoy the distinction
of being the only race track mi the conti
nent not charging admission to the pad
dock. .Several thousand beiuhcs have been
constructed, and these will be placed tin the
paddock lawns for the accommodation of
those unable to secure seats in the grand
stand.
It has been decided to Increase the price
of admission Derby Day to $.'. On all other
days the charge will be the same as hereto,
fore.
Increased space for the parl-mutuel de
partment Is another Item that has engaged
the attention of the management. It Is
being planned to have- seventy ticket sellers
and a like number of cashiers working
Derby Day, which number Is expected to be
large enough to take care of the wants of
the wpeculatlvely inclined
Forty additional boxes have been In
stalled In the grand stand, bringing the total
up to 100, and even this number is tound
inadequate to meet the demand,
ALLEGHENY GOLFERS
CANCEL COMPETITIONS
Western Pennsylvania Associa-
tion Will Devote Prize Money
to American Red Cross
PITTSBURGH, April 27. All coif competl
tlon conducted under the auspices of the West
rn Pennsylvania Golf Association have been
abandoned for the year, this decision having
been reached last night at the nnnual meet
ing at the Pittsburgh Athletic Association. It
was decided that money formerly expended for
VX!i ha." P turned over to the Pittsburgh
Chapter of the American Red Cross, "luur""
Two of tho most prominent golfers who have
answered the call to the colors aro Davidson
Herron, the young Oakmont County Club player
and a member of the Princeton team, and
Swlght Armstrong, who plays on the Vale
team. It developed at the meeting that nearly
very club In the association has members who
Jiayn enlisted In the army or navy, and fellow
members expressed their disinclination to engage
In any competition.
A. K., Oliver, of the Allegheny Country Club.
tated that all the available land which is not
utilized for golf purpose will be cultivated to
laid In the campaign to grow foodstuffs, and
'ha nrged that all the club of the association
aaaiac in mis, project, ino representatives of
wv tna Westmoreland country Clu
liD
reported that
..laf tn nlnuf
atV' trm Affl-.ira Af tnst fliih ha a.ltA.f a nu..
'and seed all Ita unused land. To meet the labor
Hf work on the farm while they are not earning
l rcluba. During the morning the caddies do not
lOiem and to pay them out of the club treasury,
r r,, Representatives of the Pittsburgh Field and
ft Country and Youghlogheny Country Clubs re
m ported that they already had started their plant-
,;ng.
j f. Lsrued Joins Army Signal Corps
Myi WASHINGTON. April IT. William A.
X-arsed. seven times national tennis champion,
nicrea tna uovernment aervlce and waa
tfer,
a 10 a qiik in me aaminiatrative otllcea
army signal corps-
tie" Play Decides
Matty, dope Ball Games
VwfcM. U Yankees and
la,,l,HK?Li,J'
I 'a!t"Katr,
haid hlttcts. fan base runnels tinil betttt
pltchlns than imj one expected to tee
Hack of the Lines
This countiy dnem t want to make the
big mistake of abandoning its sport. That
situation In many wavs appear to be in
the making now England and l-'rance have
i at i led spoil light up to the edge nf tile
llring line, where back nf the ti cliches many
thousands nie kept In better menial and
physical con lltlnu through vailou game
Koolbn'l and baseball arc plased eslciflve.
I Just beyond the range nf shells. This
country needs all the spoil that II i.m
carry without inteiferlng in nn waj with
war plans
Hut sp'iit In the miln will be an aid
rather than nil Interference It will soon
be found lo be a good tiling for the en
listed men and ollliers n.i well ns for those
not vet callel upon to serve
This country, when It gets Martcd In a
certain direction, Is n gieat little nvei
doer at times.
It Is well enough to abolish all champion
ships. Hut to continue wiping out sports
will soon le.ut III a most unfavoinble wn.v
Anolhcr Upset
The unrn Mimics nf spnrt continue npnrp
Les M.ircv fnt the last time month has'
been liinticleel the leading Mackcr nf the
epoch. Vet heie we have Dairy the tlrM of
the prominent boxer in enlist. lly the
time nil get it n'l figured mil the nnswci
I cxacth upside down,
Another Revision
Tlirrr ant Inn fjlnsirt, fWtrl In Ihr brim,
rill el rfei limit's Inhlr, rim In rim;
Our iinj ruilily anil ml its blood
7ic of her tret., rlmr its llir n ;nful floml .
The our u'tin u filer ri? nie Itnir eifrsve-ri -Thc
nthrr it mini be tnnfrvscrt
HVis sfraiebrrr! ''n fnr nnlhlny slrnnqrr
cernm. on llir stilrbnrtrrt eoij tniiyrr
At the rate their casualty list Is piling up.
the Cubs will soon have to abolish the vol
unteer svsteni and fall back on conscrip
tion JBentljs
..iVAN.NA-VTI,i'.'urlh Von", 2Mb SIAlir A
wlf of Trunk Itnnnnn (noo HlBg.ird) rtoliturs
lino frlf-nd. inpmtiera of KllsHorth Trirml" No
.t. ( nf l A Invited to funernl STVUeq Sr.t
- I' in .
I'rm.
inner st. tnt Norm O.Iir Hill
IIA.Vn-.lt April 2.-.. I.II.t.IAN'. daushtor of
I erlllii and I it William It. flutter aired 17
HpIhiIvps ntul friends Invited to tuntral. S.tt .
I p. in . I Spruce nt.. Marcus Hook l'a. Int
I ernwood rem
HKPK April 211, I'LAItA l dnushtor of
Oscar unci Catharine link IleMtlves ami
frlemN. -Inr Aux Assn. MaGhle It Halnl
I'hnpter Vo .11 o K. S . rieartkltl Counrll
No llll S and l of I, In.tteil to funeral srv
lips .Sat 2 V m pari'llts' reslilirite 1T.14
n Su'.iiuohann.t n.c Int private Mt Pimi..
i'em
HICKI.nr April 2S Itn.NIlY husband nf
Anna Hlckt.v (nee llradwavi. HKfd ill Iti.a
tlv.n and friends. Contlni'ntnl I.ui!ki No 1 ,;
K of I Invited to funeral, Sun ,3pm More
land ave Ilatboro. Pa Int lfatboro lm
Train fnr Hatboro leaves Ilf-aillng Terminal 1:43
P. m ; trolley leaves Willow Clrnve 2:12 p. m.
llll. BOW .rtprll 2t, 1'A'IItICK husband of
lat Margaret llllbovv Uelatltea and friends In
vited to funeral, Sat, s..1it a. jr , residcnrw
nf iKushter. Mrs John Miller S VV cor
2d nml (IreenwUh lllh mass of requiem hi
Philip's Churrh 10 a in Int IIolv Cross (Vm
UOM.IIMIAI'K April 24 MAHdAltl.TrA
M., vvlfo of John K Uolknback, and dtushter
nf Anna J. Taggart (nee Magxutram) and lit
John r. Tapuart Hetatltps and friends invltni
to funeral. Sat S.JO n m . 2ll,"l North st
Itequtem high mass at St I'ranrls Xavler's
Church in a m Int. Hnly Cross Cem
HRASINGTON. April 2' CATHKRINi:.
daughter of late John and Catherlni P. llras
tngton. Relatives and frltnds Invited to funeral
services, Mon . 2 p in , l.'13I N Sth st. Int
private. Central Laurel Hill (Vm
imOWN April 21! MII.DItXD I... daughter
nf Adelaide and tale Joel Hrown aged 111.
Relatives and friends Invited to call at rfsldenc
of Miss Ilauck hil'i N sth si . Sun . after 4
p m Requiem mass and Int. nt Centervllle.
Md., Mon morning.
linuWN. April 21. at (llasslioro N J
ANNA I" I1ROWN. aged Ti4 Itel.ttlies and
friends InvlKd to funeral Sat.. 10 30 a m .
husband's residence. William C Rrown. Olaos
boro N. J Services at house Int Ilethei Cem .
Hurffvllle N J Remains mnv be viewed Frl.
7 in 0 n m r1
DROWN April 21 suddenly nnOROR
Rl.I.SWORTII son of George A. and Hlsle I
Rrown. nged 3 faB I month Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral servlees. Sal 2pm.
parents' residence 3H4H N. Uth st Int. North
wood Cem
nURKIIARDT April 2ll. GnORGK. beloved
husband of Mary llurkhardt (nee, Wnodl. Rela
tives and frlen Is, Rev. Thomas J Ilarrv Uranch,
No. 122. C K of A Holy N,im Sntletv of
Visitation Parish Reamers and Twisters M. P.
and 11. empiojes of W H and A K, Mar
gerlaon & Co. and all other societies of vvhkh
he was a member, invited to funeral. Mon , S.30
a m 12.1 K i.ehluh ave. Solemn requiem
mass at churrh of Vlsltntlon II. V. M. 10 a. m.
Int Cathedral Cem
BURNS Aorll 21 PARAII. wife of Charles
Burns and daufthter of late John and Annie
btarr, aged 41, Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral, Mon,. o m , husband's resld'nce.
2341 S. Tront st. Soiemn requiem mass Chur-h
Our Ladv of JR. Caime! Ui'm a. m. Int. Holy
Cross Cem
CAMPtlKM. April 2(1 JM.KANOR VV (nee
Nellie Allen), dausnter of Kmma and late Jo
seph Allen Relatives and friends Invited lo
funeral services Mon 2 p. in 2130 S 11th
st. Int, Fernwood Cem, Remains may be
viewed Sun ne
CHIUlMir -April 2H J M, T CIIILDRBV,
Pastor of First Baptist Church Haddonfleld N
J Relatives and friends, members of all organi
zations of which ho was a member. Invited to
funeral services In churth 2 p m Sat, Re
mains may be viewed at church from 11 a m,
to 1 30 p. m Int. private, Chester, Pa Wil
mington, Del. Richmond, Va.; Flint. Mi'h,,
papers conv.
CHRISTIN'n April 23, SAML'KI, A hus.
band of Elizabeth Dunlan Christine, aged 2H
Relatives and friends Wingohocking Tribe, No
31 I. OR M ; employes Henry Dlsston t Sons'
File Works, Invited to funeral services. Sat.,
3.30 p m father's residence 2135 Grant ave ,
Hustleton. Ia fnt Forest Hill Cem. Auto
funeral.
CLARK April 21 BERTHA K. daushter of
late Albert and Bertha Kornbau and adopted
laughter of late James and Margaret Clark
Relatives and friends office emplovea nf J (J
Ilrlll Co, Invited to funeral, Sat 2 p. m . 1117
Ashland nve Glenolden, ra Int. Mt. Morlah
Cem Trlends may call Frl eve.
COLK.MAN April 2 GKORCi: W COI.B
MAN aged 73 Funeral services Sat . 2 p, m .
Old Man's Home. 30th and Baring sts. Jnt.
Monument Cem. Auto funeral
COi-.I-OPY April 22. In Montreal I'm
MARV J., wife of Michael J Collopy and
y and
ley, nf
daughter of late Neal and Kllzabeth Gorm1
County Tyrone Ireland Relatives and I
Invited to funeral Mon P.30 a m. residence
of brother. Bernard Oormley. 1273 8 24th st.
Solemn high mass of requiem St Anthony's
Churrh lo.ao a m Int Holv Cross Cem.
CONNOLLY. April 24 PATRICK, son of
Patrick and Ann Connolly (nee Cassldy). aged
24 Relatives and friends, Court Colllngswood,
No. 63, F. of A , and I. O, of E Aerie No. 42.
employes of Schuylkill Forge Steel Works. In
vited to funeral. Sat , 8 30 a. m , parents' resi
dence, 3014 N. 3d st. High requiem mass St.
Veronica's Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Sepulcnra
Cem Auto funeral. A
CORRKTT. April 2n. at Rlv?rton, N J
CHARLKS J son of Annie Corbett (nee Kaln)
and late Peter Cnrbett, aged 3o Relatives and
friends, Council No .170. K nf C, Invited to
funeral, brother-in-law's residence. Charles
Flynn. 404 Linden ave , Rlverton. .V J., Mon
Si a, m. Requiem mass Sacred Heart Church,
Rlverton. S. J , HI a. m Int St. Mary'B Cem.,
Bordentown, N J.
COX. April 2.1 JKSSIF. R., COX fnee Tel
ford), widow of William Coi, agd 88. Notice
of funeral will be given from 2043 X Mascher
"'CUNNINGHAM. April 2.1, JOHN, husband
of late Annie Cunningham (nee McCartnej).
formerly of 1720 S lsth st. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral, Mon.. 8:3(1 a. m.
M3R N. ISth St., I,ogan. Solemn mass of re
quiem Church of Holy Child 10 a. m. Int.
Holy Cross Cem. Auto funeral.
CUNNINGHAM. April 2, THOMAS F. CON
NINGHAM. Funeral Mon., 8 3D a m.. from
late residence. Merlon rd.. Merlon. Pa, Requiem
Mass St Mathlas' Church, Bala, Pa,, 10 a, m,
DANSKIl. At Beverly. N. J.. April 28.
FRANK U.f husband of Laura K. Danaer. In
67th year. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral services, AHat.. 2 p. m., Bpruco at,
Beverly, N. J. Int. private.
DOWDS. April Jft .MARV, wife of Thomas
Dowds (nee O'Donnell), Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral, Mon.. H a. m . 2803 Ells
worth st. Solemn requiem mass St. Anthony's
Church D:30 a. m. Int Jlnlv Cross Cem.
DUNHAM. April 2.1, THOMAS 8., husband
of lata Ellin Dunham. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Bat,, 2 p. m., residence, 1122
Spring st. Int. Mt. Morlah Cem, Remains may
be viewed after 7 p. m.
EPSTEIN. April :, 8ARAH U. widow of
Joseph B. Epstein, Funeral convenience of
family. .
KVAN8, April 23. EDWARD, husband of
Catharine Evans (nee Connor). Relatives and
friends, O. P. and C, F. I, A No, A, Invited
to funeral. Sat., 840 a. m.. 811 E. Willard it.
High mass Church of Ascension 10 a, m. Int.
Hour Sepulcjwr Cem.. Auto funeral.
,yoDlW. April SB, SUSANNA, VORDER.
wUtow fHsoryK. Fordeiyi.. Relatives and
tth
J) E ATMS
friends Invited to funernl services. Sat.. 3 p. ni i .
residence of brother. Benjamin Waring, 313
N Orlanna st. Int. (Ireenmount Cem. Irlends
may Mew remains Frl., 8 p. in.
OAR)Ni:rt. April 20, ADA J., daughter of
George 11 and It Frnncenln Gardner I urtner
nnthe given, parents' resldcnie, 4ilALsceum
inn., ItoxborouRh. n
HA.MPni. April 21, 1'AUI.lNi: IIAMI'IIL,
formerly nf 72l Lombard st., nge.l (Is Rela
tives ami friends invited to funeral Sat 1 p
in , N II tor 3d nhd I'lne sts Int Fcrnwnod
HARDING April 2.1. .1IM.IA A IIAIlttlNO.
dniuhttr nf late John and Ullen Harding, el
Kilkenny Ireland, Relatives and friends In
vlted In funeral. Sat K-3fi n m . IiftJ S 2ilth
st Solemn reniilem mass St. Charles's Church
10 a in Int Holv Cross Cem. Auto service
IIHNNKSSr.V At Slnnmllle Bueks (o
t'a April 21, MARGARUT HKNMItIIV
Odo of William llennrssev aged 72 It' trt
tltes and friends Invited lo funeral Stoottvllle
Mon . 0 tl ni Trollev for Slnopvlile leives
Newiown s 40. Iiil St Andrew s Burving
Ground Newtown
IIIGlll.NS April 21 JAM: IIIGGINS lined
hi Rilatlves and friends invited to funeral.
Sat., 2 p ni l'tnn Widows' Asvlunl I 101 11
Susquehanna ave Int. North Cedar Hill Cem
llll. f. April 2.1 MARV wife of Harrison
Hill, iind dtiighter of late Illt hard ttti't lltnma
Steve Relatives and friends ale Itivllnl to
services. Mon 2 n ni , 2d0'i otkford st Int
Ml Morlah Cem Remains inav be viewed
lioVIIV --April 25 MARV CATIinRINI!
widow of Geo R llntpv. Relatl.es and frl'nds
Invited to funeral services Sat ,2pm 7H21
(.'rale ave llnlmesbiirg. Int. Eii.si'opil Churrh
Grounds Holmesburg, Pa
H'KHS April 2.1, HUNRV ADAMS. 1) D
L . husband nf Elizabeth Nlxou lekea on nf
Klcey M and late Wiltltm Icker aged 4M
Relatives and friends, Melita Lodge No 2U1
1" and A M . Chester Chapter. No 2.1S R A
M Fidelity Assemlilv No 21. A O M V and
all ether organlzitlc ns of which he was a mem
ber Invited to funernl servlees St! 11 JO
a in from residence, lini Amosl-tnd ave
Norwood Del Co , Pa Friends may rail Frl
lifter 7 p in Int. private
IRVINE April 21. RACHEL widow nl
Samuel Irvine Relatives ind Mends invited
to funeral Sit s 10 a in, risidenin nf son,
2112 i: lilrih st lllcl. miss church nf tho
Natlvltv lo a in int Nw Cnthrdril Cem
JACI.'IOV April 2,1 MARY A daushter nf
Matthew .1 nnd Mtrv Jackson Relatives and
friends Mars Star of the Sea and H V. M
Scdalltv and League of the Stered Heirt In
vited to funeral Sal . 7 30 n in . l'i:n Federal
si Solemn mass of requiem st Charles Ror
rnmeo Church P n m Int. Hoh Cross Cem
iito service Mahtnnv cilv ptpers ropv.
KKI.LOCH prll 2.1 AIICHIIIALD hushtntl
nf Mar Kelloeh aged .lit Funeral prhale
Frl r.vll Windsor ave Weal Phlli
KELLY. April 21. HARRY W KELLY son
nf Chart's and Ada. Kellv line PennO aged 31
Relitlve and friends Mlantlc Cltv Lneal. i';ir.
prnlers t'nlon V I3J Invited tn funeral sert
lies Sal 1 I' m 2I.'3 S 11th st Int pri
vate Norihvtnud Cetn Friends mtv fall Frl,
1 1 III Auto cortege.
KOllLER April 21 LOFISV wife nf clu
lav Knhler nee Charl aged 11 Relatlxes and
friend SI Ptuls Independiiil Lutheran Chureh,
Invited in funeial erv1-e Mon 2 p m , 112.1
E Susquehanna nv Int Hillside Crip, 'I'inl
le funeral
Kt'KV In llonr Bniiik township April 21
ELIZA A Kt'RTV. widow of Rev S W Kurtz
tgrel 1 riineril nervlees at lite resi
dence neir none iirw n rri k p tn.
Int. vit vinrian ' e-m .i-'iini .-ni . in a m
LEES April 21. JOSEPH, hushand of lain
Ellz les aged ..2 Relatives and friends
Court Merrimack No ll'l 1 of A . invited to
funeral Sat , 2 P m son-in-law s residence,
John Forester. 21)07 Mutter st Int. Greenmuunt
l.EITIIEAD April 24
ert H , Jr.. and Annie L
ageel 2a Relatives nnd
nernl. Sat .3n a in
Webb 1H27 N 4lh st
st Michael's Church, 1
Vnln fnnertt
JOHN I, . ,on of Rob.
I.elthead (nte Brown),
friends Invited to fu
resldenre of Raymond
solemn requiem nrtsi
(I a in Int private
I.ONGAKEK April 21 MVIIV MOOItE
widow of A Brown Lolutalcer daiitthli r nf latM
William II nnd Marv Knnrr Sllngluff s. rvirei
2 p. m. Sat nt residence, 1,1.11 De Kalli st .
Nnrrlstnwn Int private
LYNCH. April 21 IOI1N J husband of lite
Elizabeth Lnch. RelttlMs and friends Dlv
No. h A O II Gold n Crown Lodge s of II
Invited to funeral Sat II .10 a ni IllJ E
Wciodlawn ave . (term intnvvn Solemn mass of
requiem Immae ulnt" I nnnptinu Chun It 11 a in
llll H"l Sepulchre (em Auto funeral
MAfllEAPY April 21 THOM s S M V
CllEADY Re latlves and friends Homeward
Bids o , Incite d to serv I. e i Mon n m
,10111 Irving SI Int Wmullands Cem
MASSEY April 21 GERTRUDE E. wife of
Joseph P. Mnssev nnd d tughter or John and
late Margaret Wntson aged 21 Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral Sat ,'s .10 a m , .I.V'.I
Poplar st Solemn requiem mass Chureh of our
Lady of Vlctorv 10 a ni. Int. st Denis's Cem
MAYWHOHT April 21 MARY I' I ilaliKn
ter of John A and Cltra Maywhort (nee Halgh)
aged 12 xears 0 months Relatives nn'l friends
Invited to funeral. Sat 2 30 p m parents'
residence 127 Frnnl.lln ave Cheltenham Mont,
gomery ( ounty Pa Int. Law nv lew Cem
McCAULEV. April 21 JOSEPHINE p
daughter nf Emma and late Joseph P MLCauley
llelitlves and friends inviled tn services, Frl.
eve s p. m, at 1120 Walnut st Int private
Greenwich N V '
McCIANE April 23. JAMES, hush mil nf
late Kate II McCline (nee Denon) Relatives
and friends, Pluto Tribe. No. 2.11. II P o E
No 2 Energetli Chamber N'o II K of F
Clements' New Year's. Aso Penrose I'errv
Country Club Y D Club ciijrgett club nf
Margate City. Florist Club t'nlon Rep Club,
L.if.ictte Circle Nn. 1. II A , Lobster New
Year Asso Southwark Fitld Club, Franklin
Siengerbunil Snuth Phlla Schut tzen Vereln,
and all nther societies of which be was it inent
ber, Invited to funeral. Sun 1 30 p. ms 2013
S, ,1th st. Int Mt Peace C. Ill Auto service
Atlantic City papers copv.
MtCREANOR April 21 WILLIAM .! hus
bend of late Brldcet MtCreanor Relatives and
friends. Division No. 7 A. o 11 Invited to fu.
neral. Sat., Ha in. 2111 Kimball st solemn
lineii mass of requiem si Vntbonj's Church
',i In a m Int. Holy Cross t'eni
McCRICKARD April 21 PATRICK, son of
Ellen and lale John MiCrlikard Relatives
and friends also Holv Nam, Snelelv of the
Church of the Assumnllon and T A B So
clety of Cathedral invited lo funeral, Mon
H 3d a m from 1113 Hamilton st Solemn re.
qulem mass Church of the Assumption Hi a m
Int Holv Cross Cem Auto funeral
Mcdonald April 21. acgcsta wife of
Hugh J. McDonald (nee Hrelsdiin), ngti 111. Rela
tlves nnd friends Invited to funeral. Sat 7 30
a m 22.111 E Allegheny ave Solemn reeiuiem
mass Natlvltv Church U a m. Int st Ann s
Cem Auto funernl.
MeLOL'C.IILIN At Nnrrlstnwn Pa In st
,'nseph's Protectorv. April 2.1 KATHARINE,
vvlelow of Marcus McLoughlln. Funeral will take
place in St Joseph's Protectory, Sat fl a. m
int. private. New Cathedral Cem Phlla
McMENAMIN April 2.1 MARGARET M
diughter of Philip J tird lite Rose Me Vlen-emln
aged 12. Relatives nn! friends, pupils nf Our
Lady of Merc School Invited to funeral Sat
s 30 a m residence of parents 2v.1s N Park
nve. High requiem mass Our Ladv of Mercy
Church 111 a m. Int Holv Cross c'ein
McMillan April 2u mvrias widow of
William McMillan nged 11.1. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral Mon. 2 3o p m
from Bustlelon M E Church, Bustleton Phila
Int adjoining grounds Trains for Bustleton
leavo Broad St St.l. 12 0.1 p in and Reading
Terminal 1 10 p. m Wilmington, Del . papers
copv
VUMl'LI.KN Suddenlv April 2(1 MARY A ,
wife of William McMilllen (nee Cond i nged 7.1
Relatives and friends member of Muuhmore
Memorial Presbvtenan Church, Invited to fu
neral services Mon 2 p m , lsiis. Grain st
HMh anel Montgomery) Int. private Mt IVat
e'em Remains may bo viewed Sup. after 7
p m
MELLOR April 2.1 SARAH A. widow of
James o Mellor aged 77 Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral servlees. Mon., 11 a m.
tesldence of son 3U0I1 Mellon st. Int Greenwood
Cem. Auto funeral
MOFFETT April 2H, ELIZABETH MOF,
FETT. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
services Sat 2 p, ni N VV tor 42d and
Ogden sts Friends may call Fri.. S to u p m
Int. private. Arlington Ceni
MOR1.EY April 2.1 FLORENCE i dauah
ter of Harold and Luia Morle. aged ,1 Rela
tives and friends Invited tit funeral services
Sat . 3 p. m parents' residence. 1420 V. Kith
st. Int private Northwood Cem Remains
mnv he viewed Frl , H to 10 p. m Auto funeral
MORRIS. April 23, THEODORE T . husband
of Irene D Morris, and son of Jate Henry nnd
Sarah Morris aged 1.1 Relatives and friends of
30th Ward Thomas Clements Club, Rener.elal
Asso nf Recorder of Deeds Office and Re.ief
Asso of Dept. of Receiver of Tales Invited -services.
Sun., 2 p. m at lato residence, 120
McKenn st Int. 1'ernwoo.l Cem Friends may
view remains Sat 7 to 0 p ni
MURPHY. April 21 MARGARET dnurthter
of Bernard and Mary Murphy (nee Dole). from
Martherafelt. County Derry. Ireland Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral. Rat 8 .10 a m
residence of aunt, Mrs Mary McCo, 2010 Dreer
st Solemn requiem mass Church of the Holv
Name in a tn Int. Holy Sepule her Cem
MURPHY April 2.1, .MARGARET wife of
George Murphy and daughter nf late Michael
nnd May Maher Relatives and friends invited
to funeral. Sat 8.30 a m . apartments of An
drew Ehert & Sons, 2.18 s. 4th st Mass of
requiem St Joseph's Chureh 10 a m. Int, Holy
Cross Cem Auto funeral.
NAGLEE April 20 ALBERT M husband nf
Anna M Naglee (nee Eckhardt), aged 37. Rela
tives and friends chosen Friends Lodge, No
.Id, B, of A. of Fa invited to funeral. Mon., 2
n m , 4118 WlngohocklnT st , Frankford Int
North Cedar Hill Cem Remains may be viewed
Sun . after 7 pm.
NIXON Suddenly. April 25 at residence.
33(10 S, 18th St., ELIZABETH E wlfn of lato
Robert Nixon aged 0,1 Relatives and friends
invited to funeral. Sat.. 8:30 a. m.. from Ills
Snyder ave, Requiem high mass at Church of
St. Monica 10 a. m Int private
O'DONNELL April 2B. CHARLES F son
ef Michael and Mary O'Donnell (nee Logue),
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. Mon..
8 30 a. m.. parents' residence, 30(7 Edgemont
st. Solemn requiem mass Church of Nativity 10
a, m. Int. New Cathedral Cem.
OELCCIILAEGEIl. April 23, HERMAN A.
OELSCHLAKGER, husband nt Marie Oel
rchlaeger 'nee Schaefer). aged 6.1 Relatives and
friends, Humboldt Lodge. No. 3.10, F. and A.
M.j Penrose Ferry Country Club, Southwark
Turn Vereln and Bterbe Kasae; Franklin Unt.
Vereln, No. 2, Invited to funeral services. Sat.,
2 p. m . 1AS.1 8. Carlisle at. Int. Chelten Hills
Cem. Friends may call Frl., after 8 p. m.
O'NEILL. April S3. BERNARD H.. husband
ofGrare O'Neill, (nee Farrle) and son of John
and late Mary O'Neill. Relatives and friends,
Holy. Name Society of St. Stephen's Church.
Court Pride jj Nlcetown, No. 201, F. of A..
Star West Lodge, No, 32, H. of U.. employes of
Mldvala Steel Co., Invited to funeral. Mon .
8.30 a. m.. 4340 N. 16th st. Solemn high mass
of requiem St. -Stephen's Church 10 a. m. Int.
Holy Sepulchre'Cem.
O'NEILL. April 21. at ea, JOHN J,, hus
band of Irene O'Neill, nephew of Thomas
Keogh. aged 37. 2233 I'embcrfon at.
PETERS. At her residence 1412 S. 40th st..
April 23. MARGARET I PETERS. Relatives
ana inrnus teiviteu it) nervtces, Alon.. ii p. m..
Oliver. II. Balr Bid.. 1820 chestnut t. Int.
Wesmlnater Cem.
FIIENDBROAST. AprllSt. JOHN P,
Vson of
uneral
r.tien anei tato .joiin, j, i renuergast
oaut t:ou a. nu, lace reaiaence.
8:30 a. m.,
High mui
05, Olrard
of Sorrows'
ave.
at Our Mother
Church 10. a. m. Int. Holy" Cross Cem. Re
lia-
Uvea ana rnenaa invited. Easton, Fa., papers
COBS'.
HOW
AND. April 24 AUOUSTA
, HAINKS
IIKATHS
and 7. Invited to funeral services, Sat .. 2:30
p. m , 711 Falrmnunt nve. Int private. North
wood Cem,
SCHEIFELn. April 21. THERESA M
RCIIEIFELi: (nee Mlttnacht), wife of Jacob
Schelfele. aged 47. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral, Sat,, 8.30 a m . 131,1 13. Price
st.. Otn. Solemn requiem mass Chureh ef the
Immarulaln Conception 111 n tn Int private.
SCHHI.LLNOHR, April 21 IIUVNl'IIC
CATHERINE, daughter nf Lafavtite and Cath
erine Stheiiiiiaer (nee Glasgow' aged 8 venrs
28 dsvM Relatives and friends Benjamin Cris
pin I'uhlli School. Emanuel P F. Sundav
Schnnl, Invited In funeral. Sun 2 p in par
rntfe' resilience, 7031 Hrdrltk st llnlmesliiirg
Int Magnolia t'em
SCHI.OSSER Suddenly April 21. PETER,
hushaiie! nf Barbara Schlnsser (nee Lusrh) Rela
tlves and friends, Blumenthal Krnnker t'nter
Vereln, No. 1. Steuben Lodge, Net. 2. U. O D.
(I II., Invited to funeral, Sat.. 2 p m.. 018
N Hope St. Int. Grrenmount Cem Auto fu
neral.
SKEL1.V April 23, PATRICK J.. hinMml
nf late Catherine. .Vtelly, aged .10 Relatives
and friends, members of the Irish-American
Cluh. Invited to funeral, Sat s tn . from
bis son's residence, Daniel J S'kellv 1UJ3
Dudlev st (loth and McKean sts 1 High mass
nf requiem nt hi. Thomas's Chun h i .10 a m.
Int Hnl" Cross Cem
SMITH April 21. ANDREW .1 , hushand nf
late Rose Smith. Relatives nnd friends Invited
to lunerni, rrat , i".ao n m 1,'s i.eiireiny at
(Ifllh nnd Diamond). High requiem mass Our
Lady of Mercv Church 0 a in Int Holy Cross
Cem Auto funeral.
STEVENS April 21, nt Cleveland o. FRED
VV , husbtnd eit Elizabeth A. Stevens (nee
Relnlnger) Relatives and friends Invited tn
service" Sat 1.30 ti m 200!) f OOlh st .
Phlla Int private, Westminster Cem Friends
mnv call Frl eve Auto serv ic
rfTOCKS Suddenly. April 21 JAMES
STOCKS nf 1017 Indiana nve, husband of
Carolina Stocks lunerni strictly private Omit
llovvers
TAYLOR Suddenlv. nt St. Petersburg Fla ,
March 22 Mrs. JANET TAYLOR Relatives
ard f rW nds Invited to funeral services Mon
2 30 p m Media Presbjterlao (nureli int
''THOMAS April 21. JANE ,T THOMAS
tged 7' Relatives and friends Inviled to
funeral sat . p in resilience' or i t nan.
1,101 Arch st Nnrrlstnwn Pa S rvlns Bar
ren 11111 Lutheran Chureh 3 p. m Inl adjoln-
int rem,
Tt'STiN. April 2.1 JOSEPH L husband of
Frances M Tustln Relatives jtnd friends Pot
ter Lodge, Nn 111 F. and A M., Covenant
Lodge. Nn 114, I O O, F. , Oxferd Castle No
llll A. O K. nf M C; Olive Castle 'o 18,
K G E . emploves of General Electric Co
Invited m funernl Sat . 2 p. m 3021 S' Still
man st Renialne mt.v be viewed Fl I .ve uto
"' VERNON April 2.1 GEORGE W EfSNON
agtd M R.latlves and frit nils Invited In
servlres sat II 1" u. In residence nf diugh
ter .lis W Jnhnson st Gertnaniowti Int
"rWAHK April 21. ETHEL C daughter of
Robert einel Catharine S Wark (nee Snnkep,
aged 0 Relatives and friends Invttrd to funeral,
Sat 2 P m parents' residence, 1721 N
lltllev st Int Pi Ivale North Cedir Hill Vm.
Itemalrs can be viewed Irl 8 In HI p m
WAl'GH At Sacramento ("al March 31
ROBERT 1'tlEHEUICK son of llle William and
Annie WnuKh. aged 1.1 llelitlves and trlends
Invited In funernl at 'i n in . fioni Oliver II
Hair Rldg 1820 Chestnut st Phlla Requiem
high mass st Thomas Aquinas Church 10 10 n.
m Inl private. Ibdv Cross Cetn
WEAR April 2.1 l3l.l.AHETIt WEAR Re.
ntlvcs and friends Invited to funeral services
sat 2 p m siin-ln-Wvv s residence Grnver
sinarnt 2711 W Dauphin st Int. private. Mt
Morlah Cem Remains may be viewed Frl .
HfWHlPP April 2-1 MARY ALICE, wife of
John W Whlpp. Relatives and filends Invited
tn funeral serlvces. Sal . 3 p m,, .1721 Jackson
st , V Isslnonilng Int private. Reinaina may
be viewed Frl . iifler P m
WHITE Vprll 2.1 BERNARD A . son nf Ed.
ward and the lale Elllbeth White Relatives
and friends 1. O of M Nn Til. Detective Bu
reau of Phil l R R Invited to funeral Sat . 1
a m 30111 Calumet st Falls of Schuvlklll
Solemn requiem miss St Bridget's Chureh n 30
u m lot Holy Sepulchre Ce m.
WHITLEY Suddenlv April 2li NOIlBEItr
husband of lleelnrcs Wlulte-v anel Sim nT .losi ph
mui Vlarv Whltlev .tged I'l Duo nolle o of
funeral will I"' given
WOvlDULFK APIII -'I MARTHA E , wldovei
nf Norton 1. Wondruff Funeral Sal . !l,3el a
m ri side nee of daimhl'r Mrs Harvey Meek
"ill.l Randollih st S.rvleeH Chureh of Holv
Comfort, r Huh and VVImrton sts . In 30 a m.
Int prlvile Brldu'i tun N I
WRIGHT- Apn' 21 MARY A. willow nf
Thninis S Wright nut d M. Relatlvrs and
f rli ll'Is Inviteel tn filli'raf services Mon 2
p in . l.lni. E Columbia ave Int Cedar Hill
Ce m
SPRING RESORTS
AIL WITC CITV N. .1.
itlE LEADING RESORT H0TELOF THE WORLD
fflarlborougiifeniicim
ATLANTIC CITY.N. J.
OWNERSHIP MANACCMENT.
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS COMPANY
YVnetminstpr' ls- ave- nBr Uch. Kiev, to
"LSUnuisier Btreet. Private baths, run.
water. $10 up weekly. 12 up dally. Chaa. Buhre.
MUSIC
STANGER siaiir-sixaiNO classes
Diamond IS.11H J. 2004 North Thirteenth St.
SPRING RESORTS
SWAKTIIVIOKE. PA.
w
STRATH HAVEN INN
On the beautiful Crum Creek.
Ten acres nf Inwn and wood
land. Canoeing, tennis, bi-weekly
dinner d.inceji, etc. An Ideal
resort for families nnd week
end parties. The most modern
appointment!. Twenty minutes
to the city Illustrated booklet.
Address I'. .11. ht'HKIIlLKY
HIE HAMILTON
Norrlktntvn, l'a.
1WW
,.xx
MUSIC
RAGTIME
11 in 20 LESSONS
, , (r Money Hack
I'lano, Vocal Ukulele and nil Instruments.
Open Evenings Booklet Free.
rllRISTKNSEN SCHOOL nf Fnnular Music
1.120 Chestnut St., Spruce HOT. I3J0 Tnsker St.,
Dick, 3701. 382(1 Grrmnntovvn Aie Tltjtca 3211
EDUCATIONAL
The Berlitz School of Languages
lGth and Chestnut Streets
Lnder lllilc. Over Rlkrr's Tharmary
Terms may he brxiin nt any time.
y
SWIMMING
AiHAMQ SANITARY SWIMMING POOL
nUfWliJ 210 K. BROAD ST.
REOPENS SAT. APR. 28TH. CLUBS NOW
FORMING. WRITE FOR HOURS Ic RATES.
LOST AND FOUND
AUTOMOBILE J50 reward for recovery within
2 weeks Ford tourine car: conspicuous dent In
rear rlaht corner. Pa, license (10220: mfff No.
122,1021, into model: brass radiator, natural
wooel wheels, demountable, 3 Usco, 1 Pullman
tire: side tire holder: back window out:
taken from front 1A0H Chestnut est., Saturday
nlcht. April 21. J, E. Watklns. 804 West-
view, Oermantnwn. -
11AR PIN, old Hold and 12 earnels; valued"is a
keepsake: owner will pny more than full value
for return. A. II. Fay, 2042 8. Salford,
Phone Woodland f.314 J.
IOG Lost. Sunday, April 22. St. Bernard do,
jellow with white face, neighborhood Wynne
wood or Ardmore. Reward If returned to
It. 8. Murray. 41.1 N. Broad at.
DOG Ixtst, Wednesday, in or near Consho
hoiken, wire-haired fox terrier puppy about
(year old, black and tan head, while body;
lift' reward. Arthur Spencer, Vlilanovu.
vetepoeyiw iiryn jtiawr inn .
NECKLACE Lo,t, a pearl necklace containing
about 100 pearls. Return to 311 N, 3d and
obtain large reward. '
PIN LostTdlamond nnd platinum safety Din,
-v'arnor.d mounted on one ena: reward. J. E.
.Caldwll cte Con Chestnut andJunlper sts.
POLICIES Lost, perpetual policies' of (Ira In
surance! No. safje Reliance Insurance Com-
f ny. iouuu: no. 1U71U, insurance company oi
ny of
nvavD oi t'ennsyivania, sjuuii; no,
24etO.
iaooo;
I U'fiUI Ii'CGREATEST HOTEL SI (( Eb't I
nUIVLUJ GREATEST RESORT-
iy V V
mi
My
sbXsW
LOST AND FOUND
TERRIERS Lost, Scottish terrier and Irish
terrier bitch in nelahheirhood nf 81, Martins or
Chestnut Illlli revva'rd, H. S. Losan, St. Mar
tins, Fa,
PERSONALS
SACRIFICE Ladles' lierfee t while diamond
solltarle rlnai about "4 inrat; lj. McCutchen,
(112 Bulletin BulldlnK,
HELP WANTED FEMALE
HUM. TKt.niMIONK
()IM:itATIN(l
Work nrar nur horn) In plrawant anrl
hratthfut BurroundlnKn. with xrellent
npportunltlfs for rHpM nrlvancempnt.
Th"rp nr tntvrlsht nH Ontrnl
Ofllrrr. in rhllailelphtn probably thrn
b nni within m few hint ks from our
hnmn Unusual npportunltlPr. for earn
M, lntelllRrnt ounc women between 18
nnd .'J .farB nf ng
New' -mplnr ar paid uhllfl learnlns
u nd nrn readily adHncpd.
l'learant dinlns roomB, wher the bent
of food n cold at cot, In ccry Cen
tral omce.
fonfortnblr' nHtlim rooms for reftdlni?
and relaxation whn oft duty.
Uoml nprortiinlty for penlor nnd su
r-rruslnn poHlon,.
Apph at tnft Market street dallv. px
pt Sunday, stfu n. m to5P. in.
AHSlS'l'.VNT wnnttd In photopraphlr dfrirft
WilHm!, Urortii A Harlp. P18 t'hrr-tnut
HOoKlfKKPUH and PtPiioRriTpber for pooltlon
In banking Mmlnews; muni bi (xprrtcnerd, P..I
nr $15 I' 13.". Idper OITli p.
CAmiTAKnit wnntnd for farmhouwo at Pnnll,
pi tin cooklne nnd precerMnp iirrepir, rff
f ronco rrnulrrd AiifWPr I. O. Uox t.s iinri
ford Pd
CIllLDNt'Il!: f'ntnp. tnt. lfllablo ulrl tn carr
for 'J chlldivii. 1 anl I far old .Write,
M.itlnt? tiuallfUatlon. Mr. It if ook, a.
TnllnhnMfp ni.. Atlantic City, N. J.
COOK, white, to nnit In penernl bouiworkt
'J In famtli . for 2 months: po hom-" ulshta If
rrilred. no wablnR flrftt-claBH referrme t
iulnd; ?H o week, fall 21 3 J Pin1 nt Hftrr
1! p, in.
COOK, rApf-rlmerd. bst referrnre uhltrP
prrnmnpnt plntr mtinlij. family of - Plmno
Pu n 70M flnom lTi'J.t. bptwpen 1 1 and 1-.
CoOK Kxperlfturd Protectant wbitn unmHii,
flrni-rl.i refrrnni r, no wh shine .ildrr--a
Itox l.ll tl chfMnut Hill Postnff p
ihu:smaki:is
Wniit drapers wuNt and skirl flnlMien. and
improers. and a sleer maker cdp-'hl nf
t.iklna rharpo, ipfunue from tho nmit
fashionable dressmakers rpqulred Applv
t'fnrB in a m . J'rendi I)ressmaklnK Shop
fifth floor. Market street, west,
sTRAWimmai: ci.oTiwnn
PACIOUY MOIi:i. wanted for eoati nnd suits.
39 bust. 27 waist, tl blpsli 'J.a. LpiI Off
POItKliADV, capahln. wanted for steel ball In
spertlon department, one fiuallfted for taking
full chare', state f xperlenee, with references,
atn wnpes renulred M 212, Ledger Office
(HHIj. white ir colored, for general housework
In Oalc T.ane, 2 In fnmllv; 7 per week, ref
erence. P fin7. Iedwer Office.
ilirtl.. wTiUe, for cr'tier.il housework, 2 In fam
Ih. referenrn 1H41 N Mro.id st
Oini.S wantril In bindery In Icnrn trade ft
hours per day, hlch"t wages paid Williams
& Mnrcm Co., 212 tn 222 S. Oarlen at
OIUI.S anil nunK women wanted, stcadv em
ilnment; cnod vaRes Apply In Oie eeninc
iiet. 7 nnd 1. Chas Swltzer. 3122 Amber st
fiOVi:U.N"l9-Nursp ;t tblldien. must hae rtf-
rTu e rnnt'STani nn ;tt m ia ni
IIOPSP.WOHK, reflnfil while Prot woman, 3 in
family, Kood wnpen. no washlni,', must hae
pond reference and full particulars on m
munlcatlon M 2 in, Ledger Central.
IIOPSr.WonK Olrl for ifenerat housework
white: I In fimlh 3.11 Pelham rd Otn
IfOPSnWORK Colorrd woman for peneral
housework, wood wnpfs, ref H10 S. 18th st
.SAI-KSWOUAN fur nutsl work, must bo well
nlu(Htrd and ulltliiR tn work fnr ndvance
luent satarj b! iikp. txptrlentf and full
partbulars O 17 l.edffer Central
STI'NOfJHAPHKn, one accustomed to dicta
phone work: silary nccordlne to ability. Ap
ply comptroller K. I?, HouKhton Co.. 240 W.
Somerset st.
STKNOClHAPIinn wanted In office, salary J5..
per month Applv, pllnff awe, experience, etc.,
Al 2Pi, Ledcer Central.
TAPi: WliAVIUt w-nnted. Apply JohnSlde"
Jiotham, Inc., 4317 (Jrfscom st , Frankford,
TnUMMIONK (iperator, female, $30 per month,
board and laundry. Apply per , lTnierHlty Hon
x,VNTII" Girls nnd women are offered steadv
finplovment In a fuse plant, light work, under
llrst-class conditions, good .pay nnd oppor
tunity for advancement Apply In person or
by btter. Uiweoi the hours of 7 30 a, m,
t P m.. .30 nnd R p. m , IMdstnna Ammu
nition Corporation emploment dciartmcut.
1312 Arch st Philadelphia
WARD MAID. $22 per month and board, room
out. University Hospital 34th and Spruce
WAITRESS Experienced Protestant Rlrl, cood
rffcrences: 2 tn fa mil v. Address Rox 131-1,
Chf stnut Hill Poslofflce
i
WHAVHRS wantsd female, on plain while
work; eood wages Imperial Woolen Co.,
Main and Hector sts . Manayunk.
WOMAN Largo corporation offers opening for
middle-aged woman of culture and refinement.
Uho has social connections and substantial ar.
qualntnnces; quick action la necessary. V 857,
Ledger Central
THE IHJRROUOHH NATUHR CLUB
OP CAMHRIDQB. MASS.
ffferi attractie, remuntrattvo work to cul.
tured woman Not routine work; Initiative and
personality essential Immediate opening.
Personal Interview after experience and refer
ences stated, Address J 445JLedger Central.
WHITJ3 OIRL for cooklmr nnd downBtafra work;
no washing; cood wages, 112rt Llndley ave,.
Loga n
fienernj
PILING CLERKS, trained. nlwas in demand;
secure a position through our course of In
struction. Philadelphia School of Filing. 010
Chestnut st.. third floor.
iLELP WANTEDMALE
ASSISTANT wanted In photographic deparft.
Williams. nrnwn&i:aj-KJhic., 1IS Chestnut
ROOKHINDERS TWO FORWARDERS ON
nooKKF.r.PKn
TnunK man for ledger work: rlrht
party has excellent opportunity for
advancement! state aKe. experience
anil salary expected, I) ,1011, Led
uer Office,
HOOKKIJHPIJIt experienced, wanted to take full
charco of office; salary 2n in start: steady
position, cood chance for advancement for
Hunt party. Heply in on handwrltlnB. I 19
i', i Hox .lodo.
110 V "for freight elevator, heto"lnenglnofoom".
waces IS., 78 Cherry St. r
HOVS tVANTRD VOn NltMIT WOHK.
.Ml'ST UK OVKfl Id: CHANCi: FOIt
AllVANUlIMKNT. ATPI.V AiTKIt (1
; v i- u i u-i: h oh-rici;. fifth
I10VS wanted. 1(1 eara or oer, $0 and Jin per
week. Apply at onee llecker, Smith Jl Page.
Water nnd Snder ae.
IIOS wanted to learn thoroughly rrlntlns trade
from Mart to 'finish Apply Williams & Marcus
Co., 312 to 222 S, Darlen.
BQ,Ya.jy"J'?,1TA Isrice rnanufarturlne company.
South Philadelphia, has opening- In the office
for several bright, energetic boys: opportunity
for advancement. Atlantic Kenning Co.. 3144
Passyunk ave. -
HOYS wanted, bright and energetic, to learn the
wholesale business; good chance for advance
ment; must be HI years past and furnish the
best nf references. Address 1. O. Ilox, Ixick
IIoxlJll3.
HOYS wanted Large manufacturing. concernln
Tioga has opening In the office for several
bright, energetic bo; excellent opportunity
. for advancement. V tllfl, Ledger Office. ,
DOYS wanted, day work. Apply 5th floor, 008
Chestnut st. t
CAKPKNTEnS and carpenter's helpers wanted
for steady work on do dock construction. Ap
ply O. J. Ewart. Bunt, League Island Navy
Yard. Entrance at end of street tar line at
8 a. m. U. L. Taylor & Co., Inc., drydock
contractors
CLEIlK Permanent position open with progres.
slve house for ambitious young man who Is
quick and accurate. at flguresj one who can
use typewriter and is experienced in cost
keeping preferred: give age, experience, refer
ences and salary expected, II 313, Ledger
Central
COMPOSITOn-FOnEMAN for out of town; town.
snip In metropolitan district; doing high-class
liooklet and .catalogue work; union. Apply
Mr. Davis or Mr. Miller. 007 N, Broad, Eat.
u ruwy wnmiiwii
COOPERS Steady work! ood wares. Apply tn
perjon, the Harrttt Co., Marraret and Bar-
muileii rii.iii.iuiu. .
DRA8MAN-Oa svarleQeed on ahaat ataali
HELP WANTED MALE
Conf(Miff from Prcialintt Column
I'ACTOttY SUPKItlNI r.NnCNT
A growing concern needs n well'inmllfic'il man
for the factom must lo nlilo in hrtmlle fnre.
men. speed prnelui Hon. slimy Initiative nnil
tmow with thi: iirniNijXH. tine
imrtltulars. II (117, LecUer oflltc.
full
le'AH't. uai lliv C'A;Tltll Alli: ANU K.'
1'KIIIKNCKI ALL CO.MMC.MCATION8, WILL
hk tKhatku in coNriuiiNci:. v im.
1.KDUKII Ol'h ICli.
FfiniOIlT IIANDLlIltH wanted, 100; vcagea 2,'ic
per hour resular time; 30c per hour nlghta,
Hundavs and holldiys, plenty of work. Apply
Stevedore Pier 21. H, Delaware ave. Mer
chants .Miners' Transportation Company.
hand sANnnns
VICTOit TALKINU MACHINH CO.
Has vacancies for
Haivl sanders
llorlnc machine operators
Hand Jointers
Hand re saw fllera
Illp saw vera
ritllim.up sawders
Machine enrver ,
Veneer Jolnt.rs
llanlwarn nttcrs
Doulile.heael moldcr operators
Shellitrkers
Draftsmen with woodworking exprrlcnco
Window cleaners
Slevcelores nnd laborers
Apprentice linvs, over is
Office hovs, 1(1 fears anel over
48-hour'Weelc srhcilulee
I'hsslral examlnttlon necessary Apply
Victor Talking Mitchltio Cn,
Application Office', 3."tCooper st.. t'tnnclen N.J
JOB PflfS rUKDHUS J.I o for in hours'
work; rUIens Apply Frankford Arse;na1
KITCHnNlIAN, colored, $2." per month nnd
hoard: room out. University Hospital. 3tth
and Spruce.
LAHORFins
Laborers, white nnd colored, wanted fnr
Pe-nnn. It. IL. steady work, ndvaiicrment
for men with nbllltv ; ran Imarel with Uio
eompany at very reasonable cost If desired.
Apply 43 North 17th at.
LAnortlirtri wanted,
hlah wages Applv
Dorney.
ort good vvnrkers: very
Amber nnd Venango sta.
liAHOHKHS for outside construction work,
building roids. etc.; S8 30 for 10 hours' work:
citizens. Appjy Frankford Arsenal
LAHOItnilS wanted; stPitdy work and good
wages. Apply Wm Foster. 1208 N, 3Jst.
LABORnRS WANTED. APPLY AT 513 N."
IlKACfl ST
LINK.MnN Mrst-claas electric light men:
steady work nnd .good wages. Apply William
Foster 1203 N. 31st st.
l.l'.MBIHt handlers nnd pllera, steady work
Pearson A Luilascln-r Lumber 'Co.. Westmore
land st wharf.
MACHINIST who enn work from blueprints,
emo cxperlenceel on rxperlmenlal work pre
ferreel; steady position, In t'enter of tlty; 34c
an hour to start, with nefvaneetnent If com
petent and skillful, not munition work. M
210. Ledger Central
MACHINISTS Floor nnd vice hands wanted;
those nccustomt'd to machine tool works pre
ferred, permanent positions, highest wngps.
Ilement-Nlles Works 21stjtnd Cnllowhlll sts.
MACHINISTS Itojs wanted "to "learn triele,
lartve modern shop; excellent wages paid while
Icnrnlntf. P fiOl LedRerOfflce.
MAN Aetlvo man of executive nblilty and mn
thanltnl experience wanted In manufacturing
plant, metnl works; a careful man who enn
increase the output can secure n good posi
tion. 1 1, Ledger llrnnch. Coral and York sts.
MANvnung, wanted In office to nsslst In fol
lowing up shipment and keep rcrorels of or
ders, salary $.0 per month glvo age. experl
e nc e. ett M 2411. Ledger Central
MAN Active vnung man, experienced In running
pneumatic chipper and calker. hG Public
Ledger Ilranch Coral and York.
MECHANIC for Autocar, Packard and Dorrls
delivery trucks, steady work. (1 dajs wceklv,
first-class man unlv , pood wages. ltrecr,
Uth and Cumberland sts,
MKN Largo corporation has openings for two
men of unusual ability; should have unblem
ished reputation and ba able to earn not less
than js.000 a ear- correspondence confiden
tial 1 (140, Ledger Central.
MHN Wanted, bollerrrakers, locomotive ma
ehlnlats, car repair men, laborers locomo
tive cleaners Penna. It. It., 1741 rilbert st.
MKN wanted for heavy outslda work; steady
work and good wages. Apply Wm. Foster.
120S N 31st st.
MI'N wanted, familiar In the grncerv line, to
work in the warehouse of a wholesale grocery
bouse Apply 3." N. 3d st '
MOLDEHS. coremakers and laborers wanted.
Baldwin Locomotive Works, Uddj stone. Ap
ply Mr. Thomis
P.CKi:tt, experienced, by wholesale shirt house,
state age and detHlls of experience. M 247,
Ledger Central
pCK-nns for
CHINA AND IIOl'SHFt'IlNlSHlNOS
Careful men leoulred for this work, elood
working conditions. Apply Emploiment Du
reau, fourth floor."
uimucl cnoTiicns
PKAItl. WOUKIIIiM. experienced. shapers
grinders and sawvera wnnted. New Ingland
Pearl Co.. JK.t llddv st . Provleenee,lt. 1
PIlH'EItS wanted Applv John nnd James
Oohson, Ine , Htnnket Mills Scott's lane,
Falls of Schuslklll,
rOI.lSHElt and nickel" buffer wanted. Electro
DentaJJq 3.ldanitt Arejt.
I'OltTEH, colored. $22 per month nnd board:
rojmout. University Hospital.34th & Spruce.
SALESMAN FOIt COMBINATION- IIKIII
(lltADE TECHNICAL JOUItNAL AND
STANDARD REFER ENCE BOOK Weekly
drawing account and liberal commission for
Philadelphia and eastern Penna.. unwurked
itrtiiLieiji iic'riiiuiienit average over 7)tt weeK-
ly: statu age and qualifications to obtain In
terview. Addjess F 042. Ledger Central.
SALESMEN WANTED
Tho greatest Belling proposition before the
piiblle today Is tho Hnnely Volume edition of
the Encjclopacdla Rrltannlca, which Is being
advertised so extensively by Sears, Roebuck
v. Co
We want salesmen to followup up tho in
quiries received liy Sears. Roebuck ce Co.
and to sell both tho Handy Volume edition and
the large Cambridge edition at tho same easy
terms as advertised.
Four-fifths of our successful salesmen have
never sold books before. We teath jou all
the selling points.
Wo want salesmen for Philadelphia, ns well
as for outside points.
Wo pay all expenses of transportation and
allow drawing nccounts.
Within a few weeks every India Paper set,
neth Handy Volume and Cambridge edition,
will have been sold then
, , IT IS TOO I.ATE
and we will not want ou. Come In nnd see
what our men are doing and talk It over, and
i-wcVf-r.rV?,n,rrL1.aceJn our organization.
" ifWel1" BRITANNICA CO.
'30 S lfith st.. corner Walnut
STE.NOORAPHF.R Young man who
can take dictation nnd has clerical
ability, right party has excellent
opportunity for advancement: state
II
ii -Sna i i c nnn salary expected.
..", uinci eetiiee.
STENOGRAPHER: one accustomed to dicta"
Eionr-l'ir.k:,,alarX.ac'f,or',,nB t0 ability. Ap
w' Simerse't ' ' HoUBhton co.. 2J0
STENOaiiAPIIER"aboutl8jears"of agerfo?
factory office, Pni2iLefleir OfflceT
STJtI':Vi,'?,n0.,iJ;"S V"l: steady work Pearson
wharf Lumber Co., AVestmoreland st.
huniV. aS.-tJ..'.'".T.t!"' ,i,,"'-ciass TO.
11-1 : -. a i ' l '- -uoa'eiUKIieB JtlOlOr
Car Co.,
.p..eeiMjj..iarite'e Bta.. lourin tloor,
UPHOLSTERER wanted; must
Arbolaez. 1832 Federal.
be first class.
jKSS. o?eIStor' wanteds, steady emp oyment.
Apply at the Aufocar Cd!, Ardmore. pi
VINE6aR MANUFACTURER wTnted whrt
. hTid-etan", "tfya. wiMk
with department aiorei work prcferreej? good
piyj" M n?"?t-lou'' ""ab' KS2:
WKrco!tnr!gnhtBYu
Per dav pj.hour shift. Apply Time Offlee
llenry DisstonSonjiicJTJcony? Phlfa! '
WEYEUS w"n."l (male), on plain white work'
Ree1or,.tr;M,a,nSyu'n"k.WOOlen - '"
Ki'-i1 "'J to learn heating and vem
erlucalTon,
.iidtuiH uiiii iiroTiinire neiii. . . . . -.
., .T ,..,.,, nii.ii mtiniiMi
on. some experience In a drafting roem"
tl
vancement.
j3ELipTfl'j,y?""-""i:
YOUNa PAI.ESMEN
zlkin
salesmanship
and rapid
advance.
tBeyeraJ new positions are now onen epK.u A
nn frem 20 t " 23 yean ?f?M. te,L iJ
'INISIIint ASSISTANT rnfinMAN WANTHDi
MUST iin i iitinoiftim.Y ""VrJfTJ'W ,A,NJ
i:.pi;mi.NiT:i in ai.i, iiitaii.s.jn co.v.
Ni:cti(in with Tin: iii:uijiiii:mi:nth (if
AN Ifl'.TO.IJATIl FimNITUim . FAC'IOItY;
good
ELPWANTE33-MALE
C'"""f'' " 1'rrctJlnu t'olu,,,,,
V& ifr-M rWrrTSS nd,Vlbo,""l" ,
O'l'ires mi n, litli ill "vcurato at
ttieVfr, VirlTaTmT-call
Hox 237care of IlnlveriTlly of'v.r,"."
SITUATIONS WANTEE-ZiT
e ll,V.MIIl.ltC)U
-hnorre,:,arri'Nertrn',?r'''
eouniry or sen
y
'"it'll .''" .HELrER. capable, do.ir.. T"
""."' Preiero charge ono or " Wil0
over two years, and seasho?a7r";?lnLh,l'''rn
entire ?ear. V 043. ledger Centre, l""1" "
SECRF.TARY. bookkeeper
- Hi., TA Tlx nnOKkreper and fttenntvpa,... i T
II venrs' experlente. desires tn ThVn.. Wll.h
ry$IN;M 2IH. Ledger Central "' Ml
1
STENOORAPHRR. Intelligent. experl.neTrTT."
liable, can operate switchboard F 81? IJ"
ger Central. s,"e Lefl.
STENOORAPIIER desires posltronTxperfeni'
rapid, ncruiatn' 743, Le.lier Central '
STENOORAPIIER. exp. In'tegnl'work w'l.t...
permanent position. Phono Rprucr! .iloi '
W2?.ti .5 'J""5(..,:xK;ip""'i-'",tlce work, w i'ahe.
221 S 3d St., tllv.
':" -""'L' " ittv.nnLt.--i ixririrrasi t .
" N Zlil nt r lie
A.,
WOMAN, tolnre.l. w ishes Position In phsslclare":
or dentist office, 11111 S. 2lllh. '"
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
iUICICITiWI ammistant young man ..
perleneed bookkeeper and Wharton (eveninii
School man. wishes In ronm-it with sere,;.
nut or In iitcounllng dept of Industrial eiiftV
F His, Ledger CeniritL ' c""'
I1ANKKR, 20 vears' experience In all deeeeTT
ments, excellent reputation, as enrs old ,'
. rledjtvants position. R3I2, Ledger Office.
BOOKKEEPER, accountant: thnrnligh offiM
man; full charge: highest credentials; marrua!
sal. $2Bi Int. evenings. F nS0.Ledgerjntr,;
BOOKKEEPER nnd accountant: books wriiuj
up In evening nnd profit and loss statemem?
complledxflat rate per mo. n lOSgVr 09,
BOOKKEEPER, experienced, "-ants posUIm'
with wholesale of mfg. eoneern. best refa
II 303, Ledger Central, ' ""
BooKKEEPElirieslrea position: nor a'frald "ni
work; 31 veara old, ref. (I 4(1, Ledger Cent.
CILVUFFKUR I'lral-class chauffeur and mi
chanln wishes position. Packard nreferra. ,
KJOIv wants positions first class e, . (
JiHiie. iwmantown. "' -3 w- School V
DnsiflNER A New York designee" ZT " -fnclurer
e,f hlgh-class waists wsn.!n.'l ltn,,nu
In PhBsdelphia. H Ml. )5gVr offlee Iacat
years' experience. F 041. I.edger Office. A
CHAtll'FEUH wishes position. Private flnTT 'I
city or country, run any ear, do own repair.
Ing 2."2N Snlfnrd st ' "
CIIAUFKBUR, colored wonts position,' private!
,i!L,l1-r?L-1 rnnl Coleman, 148 N Redfleld st.
CHAUFFEUR, white, good mechanlr7' jears'
experience, furnish best ref o 41, Led, Cent.
OARDENER, married, no children; "exp. in n
brancheswnnts position R 220, Ledger Offlee)
JIAN with (1 or 7 ears' street experience de
sires tn get connected with a well-paylni
proposition: capablo of handling men. F 951
I.edger Centrni. '
MAN, 2,, desires bookkeeping or clerical poslT
tlon: experienced. V 010, Ledger Central.
MAN and vvlfo ns chauffeur nnd rook or chain
bermnld. experienced, ref. 2010 Turner st.
Mi:CIIANICAL and civil engineer. crTllerei
trained, 7 soars' experience; unusual clrcum
stances mnko It possible to secure the services
of a high-grade man. F !Ml7,Ledger Central.
ori'ICI! MANAGER. LI ears experience; ct'.
paelty manager And credit man, emploj-ed at
present, desires a change. II 302, Led Offlee,
SALESMAN, traveling. extensive
wants change with reliable firm
territory. II 12x. Ledger Office
territory,
for local
STENOORAPIIER, competent office and nutsldi
man, wants position. M 230, Ledger Central.
WANTED A CHANCE'
Capable man of 3", with extensive office and
enles experience, wants n thante where faith
ful nnd conscientious work will be appre-
elated no hitch on salary, best of references,
(I IL Ledger Central.
YOUNCJ MAN, 2R YEARS OLD
with clean-cut persomilltv, pleasant, ambi
tious, high school graduate, ! sears with
present emplovor tn newspaper advertising an1
real estate business rombined present em
plovod as trensurer of a corporation, dslrfi
10 make tl change where nblilty nnd Industry
will be appreciated, can furnish Al references
ns lo character nn'l ubllltv, t; is, Ledger
Central
YOUNQ MAN WISHER TO CONNECT WITH
A REPl'TABLE CONCERN WHERE SALES.
MANHHIP AND SELI.1NO EXPERIENCE
WILL HE APPRECIATED: SALARY MOD
ERATE. F 642. LEDGER CENTRAL.
YOP.VO MAN. hlch pchool craduate. T aM
husinesg experience, (iesires polt.oinhere AhlU
ity and Industry are appreciated. F t4l L.i1
Ker C?.ntrnl
Yoiwo man a4.1 urofi srnofi7 oradpatP.
OKSIRKS TO I.HARN TANNINO. I.KATHKR
WORKING KXPO M. J.KDOl-R t'KNTRAU
VOPNO MAN seek emploment yatuntay ntUT
noons nnd evenings, ran run huIo. O 5m
Ledger Central
COUPIJ;. colored ounff, wish situations. Bell
phone Dickinson 1747
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
COOKS, chambermaid, housework glrli, moth
ors helpers, Kirls for lnatltutlon work anl
laundreaseH want positions Wanted, took
nnil housekeeper fnr CUhnltp rector. Mlsa
Roe Dousherty, 1313 W Olrnrd ae
WANTHI) Cooks, (hamivrmatds, wnltrcHc,
nurccjs, housemaids, ladlra' maids, butlers,
liousemon Bflrdeneis, pnod wksch, Mme. M.
8he, l.'.l.'.Chrl'.tlrtn fit.
MAOAMI. I'f.AT.. ISO." R. llth Ft., wantu anl
upjlle hlte help. Telephone Walnut 1713.
MRS. KANK, T S. 10th Ht wants all kinds of
tirst-tlasawiilto help at once.
NICHOT.T.S. 10rt IMfnhrldjte Flrat-elftis help!
all nationalities HUpplied and wanted.
' AUTOMOBILES
For Sal
BAKER clectilc modern B-paeuenirer coupe: ex
cenent conu.i atife
Little Hotel.:.-.-i S
cellent cond.: absolute sac. Apply at desk. The
urodci st. i'none vvat. e-.ee.
CADILLACS, 0 in and lfltit models, thorouirhlv
... 1- ,,e A -.'.I i.e n -snluil lev 111.
1'iciimuirui ir,iiiicu ui.u ui".,-'' v.- -: .
Automobllo Sales Corporation. 142 N. Rroaa.i
CHALMERS 7-paasenEer limousine: excellent
condition; good for hacking: cheap. Vim Motor
Truck Co.. Rroadancl Huntingdon at.
l-Tinn inir. eninmerrliel. nanel body, excellent
mechanical condition: pood tires. Vim Motor
Truck Co.. Urnad and Huntingdon t.
INTERNATIONAL OPEN express, gooeTrondl
tlon. cheap to quick bujer. Vim Motor TrucH
Co.. Broad and Huntingdon.
KISS'EL IfiOO-Ib. truck, large panel body, good
condition, cheap. Vim Motor Truck Co.,
Broad and Huntingdon sts. .
LOCOMOBILE 1015 fi-38 ...
Five-passenger touring, painted maroon, vvitn
light red atriplng: overhauled in our sliopsi
very attractive car for family use: far better
value than new car at same price.
LOCOMOBILE
'JS14 Market at., Phlla. .
F. M. llalllgan. Mgr. Exchange Car Dept.
MAXWELL, 101(1 roadster. In very fine hp;S
big bargain. L. S, Bowers Co., 250 N-
Broad st. . . , -
rAIOB 10IB. Olenwood model, electric Ilfhtt
and atarter, fully equipped, rebuilt and re
flnlahed like new. Mr. 'Do Hie, S. W, corner
Broad and Huntingdon sts. -
PULLMAN chassis, suitable for commerclsl
purposes: bargain. 0. B. Taylor, 7U vv.
Washington lane. Germantttwn. .
Chain-drive truck units. IJ2J.
RATFORD Worm-drive truck units. 1375.
Why pay more?
RATFORD CO., id and Indiana ave.
RUSK 1U1H, panel body, . good running order,
cheap, Vim Motor Truck Co,, Broad ana
Huntingdon sts. .
SCRIPPS-IIOOTH 8-cyllnder, 101,7 model, 4-p";
aenger club car: run IB00 rt&s: party leavtruj
city. Call Aldlne Oarage. Jj;086 Sansom
STANLEY uses kerosene for fuel. Can o9
beat It? Phone Locust 1080 for demonstration.
STANLEY MOTOR CARRIAGE CO.
232.V Chestnut st. -
F I ' ' 1
WINTON n-c. i bodies limousine, and T-pa"-touring:
fully equipped and In line cnndltlonf
Just tho ear for undertaker's use or rental
service: a bargain; 1700
FIAT MOTOR COMPANY' OF PA.
1H27 Chestnut st. Spruce 2140
TWO AUTOCAR TRUCK8, llfcon exprtM
bodies. KO0 each. ... .. . ,
THE WHITE CO.. SIB N. Broad st.
L. H. O'Neal. -Used Car Manager.
Phnnes t Hell Hnruce, nil.VU Keyst.. Race 173i
U8El TIlUCIvS Several well-known nk.
ranging from 1 lo B tons, with and without
bodfes, Oarford Phlla.. Co., 2808 CheatnuL
SEVKN-PASSENOER Plerca-Arrow; ood,con.
dltloni bargain. C. H. Taylor, 70 W. Wash- i
lngton lane, Uermantown. n
AUTO KEPAIKINO
ATTENTION, FORD OWNERS! W
Valves ground and carbon cleaned, 12
ALle WORK GUARANTEED
HERMAN VEDITZ
wCT1 FonD 8EnY10sBpr?Jmi
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