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CAMPEEISTMENTS '.
" IN P. O.S. A. RESERVES
Native Sons Demonstrate by Sen
, timent and Efficiency Practi
cal Loyalty to Flag
Tho 1'r.trlotle Order Sons of America have
Main proved Hint they tnnd "four iU"
for tho United Slnto of America, unit as In
1 tho enllntmentf cf moro thun 1.00 t
tho younc members of the order from he
upper counties of tho State Is upholding
the glorious herltngo handed down to these)
young sons from their fathers nnd fore
fathers before them. Ninety per cent
tfflclent for nctlvo m.rvlco with tho colors
Is hat was found to bo tho cstiibl shed
truth when thoso loyal irntlvo Americans
tatherod In Scranton last week. The Potts,
vlllo Reserves came forward on tho name
day.ln thirt city wllh 150 enlistment.
The members of tho order I" rhlladflphla
have alo twen provlmr thrlr '0I,ly,1,?1,lVi
eauss which this order represent". . nnd todo
tnera nro said In I- more, than lui" of the i m.iii.
l.rs or thin order ironi ""''.""""ii.f.:, -
Monticomery and Uucks Counties pnll.l'd.
eieriui recoru, mm mw ..w i ;..w m Vtnml
that their younger bovs stood ready 'to stand
the te.t. and enlisted without thy need of a
oratt measure Dy me iwm"" i.hi i .niiit
ilany of tho marrlod brothers sojjht to enlist
In scranton and elsehero last week, tut tna
officers of the Government refused to accept
any but single men.
Colonel Wllltsm Schank r-narUed ";
(Invernment utile al had s.tl'l thai ine m n
had""Sve"i 0.1 V,a cm lit for tho ""';;.;
nhould never haj.) brought ,m 'JJ i.hiTitv t!!
had 1 doubted for an Instant twlr u bllltv tn
wear the uniform of a regular arm man lhe
ore phjslcnm perfect and well ". I m
ITMiVnco .'' .neWMS
"hrMM'1 .,TiTo .,. Coiinty
!M VMt g,t j,l2SS.
MY Tho showlntf made l)' tn I-V iL
County b?s was particularly R'V'?n,nR,tu0mVn
offlcers. In selecting tho men .opUln liaum it
US. A, and other army officors accepled
only the fihss rally fit and unmarried members
S? tho res" rves llecauw of this rulint tho
?eief!nV1,Sr
ty-Ho or more lumpalilis of th. I nnslBlila
fesere.
Slate Master of Torini Harper and lloi.ort
C. nanerof t. dl-trlet P "Idel.t o l.;;wer h rf
dlstr.ct will speak In f.imi; .! at Mrlik rs
Mile on Thursdiy "'nlny M.. -t. This .amp
A"tlJrt"uUf". .ul'lu''on'mmeo1 an.l'hha
,f,crea.ertrt,AoithanU... Per cent. l'rl
pects of a much larRer Increase by tho eiw 01
the present term.
Camp 44S of, Nazareth held 11 ?efn"tf'J
session last Friday eeninij. in "s .no" " .
Thirty candidates wero Initiated nnd I ",'
dress made by Stato . rer'tary , harles II.
Helms, who, simk. on "Th.. I'rlneJP'e'' ff,0
Order.' and Iter rt Arm, of Lamp '-';
Kastnn. who -poke on "The Surresstul Lamp.
The State aecretnry will soon sp.-.ik '".'"S.! "r,V
it Camp .M'J. and ha. been revues ej to reigat
his splendid address on "Tho Vrlm ltdes or our
Order" delivered before inn members in lamp
445 last week.
CamD ISO. of ainnemolionlnir Is. n.'!l'"J
prepsTftions to roceHo htato Vice, I'res dent
Mover and Stato Seiretiry Helms oil Monday
iwn'nir. May Bl Tho oltl.ers of this IHo ramp
Ps.t president 1' S Meade, president
John Cronkwrlsht, n president. Otis smiin
master of forms T i: Vulton. record nB sec
retnry. T S fulton. tlnamial secretary. J II
brum; treasurer. T K. Tu ion. chaplain. T II
Piper: conductor, J K Klslvr: lnPoaor. A. A
t'ole; guard, Oeoraa 1. Shaffer, sentinels I. t
Eeldln and T I.. KnslKn; trustees, 1. 8 lMlton.
A. L. Unslsn and J. V I Hher
On Tuesday, May 22. tho State officers will
reach Oaleton. Potter County wh;ro a '
Jpen meetlne will t'o held In the ITesbjlerlan
Church, More than tuim American-born men
are expected to attend this nerlre and tho
whole county Is reported to Ik aroused oer 'this
proposed visit It is possible that tho State
president will Join this lslt Th" officers of
Camp No Mil there are1 Past president. 1. 1;.
tVood. president, William Summer, Mco presi
dent. Eugene. Cothran, master of forms, Y rank
Hessi recordlnir Becret.irj. I'rank Combo,
financial secretary, Trank I'omlw, trcasurir. 1..
A. Allen, chaplain, William burner, hr . "in
ductor. Dewey Crlppen. Inspictor. l.dward llurd.
Fuard. .Molt Hill, sentinels. 1" J. Holt and
Walter htarner, trustws. Lewis hnjder. Mil
Ham Hummer und Krank Hess.
Wednesday. May S!3. th Stale orflcers will
resch Wellsboro. Tioga County, whero Camp
I53 will hold an open meeting for the entire
county In the Auditorium, a 'iniullo hall seating
1500 persons. This camp Is making preparations
to receive tho party and this meeting will no
.,,k. xipnuBB en.- frr,,pt m.r fipiii iiv iinv or
ganization In Tioga County. The . officers, of
Camp U."3 ore: Past president. Walter Halley;
president. Hun llowem lc president. Orln
hoseneraner. master of forms, Walter Webster,
recording secretary, Weslev MnrWn. assistant
recording secretary, Albert Hrway, llnanclal sec
retary, Albert Krway. treasurer. Howard M.l
ward; chaplain, O 11. ltoberts. conductor. Ilich
ard Dufty. Inspector. Holier t English, guard.
Robert Ualley, aentlnels, William l.mengood and
Charles Utker trustees, Kdn.ird Ilacket
Walter Ualley and William I-vcngood
On Thnrsitfiv. Muv 1!4. the State otMcers will
reach Lock Haven, Clinton County and In the
rlmn room of Camn llt.V which has a member
ship well over SOU, tho camps nf the county
will gather In this open county rally. Hery
possible effort Is being put forth by this pro
gressive camp to make this the greatest effort
of Clinton County's career In this order. Pas'.
State Tresldent Hoy I,. SchuMer is a member
of this camp and is co-operating with tho local
committee. The officers of Camp Up." are- Past
president. Joseph Krapei president. Arthur
Orubbi vice rresldent. Uiorge o. Ivlepperi mas
ter of forms, John It. Heeder; recording secre
tary, C. A. Shaffer! nsslstant recording secre
tary. J. n. Shafferi tlnamial secretory. II, S.
Illttner; treafurer. I. Hoycr: chaplain, Eugene
Nurtyi conductor, George Zell. Inspector, Paul
Orubb; guard. Gilbert Slreck: sentinels, I. 1"
fer. S. W. Smith and C. 15. tiros
On Friday, May -!, the state officers will
reach Clearfield, when Camp AV1 will entertain
the officers and the camps of tho countv. Past
Hazel and A. W. Fasersi trustees, J. E. Phaf
State President William I. Swoops Is a member
of this camp, and, llko llrnther Schuyler, of
Iock Haven, Is working faithfully for tho sue
cess of the movement llrother Swoope was
one of the influences which convinced tha Slate
committee that this visit should be undertaken.
The officers of Camp nDl are; Past president
Sherwood OothUri president. Ilalph I'ltzeri vice
president, William llamiammi master or forms,
w. S. Mauren reoordlng secretary, William II,
Muse; asslstnnt recording tecretary. P. S. Hlch
neri llnanclal secretary. S. Iiaughertyi treasurer.
M H. Ogdenl chaplain, William Summeraitde;
conductor. Peter Klsteri Inspector, 1. Williams!
(xuard, H. Canklin. sentinels, H. Cunklln and
Nllea Jarden: trustees. W, S, llaurer, Teter
Flster and S. J. Laskey.
Camp 819 will have a flag raising and parade
on Saturday next, at :i p. m., at the corner of
Prankford avende and Hhawn street. Holmes
burg, The announcement says: "Now Is the
time to show your patrlotUm. Come out and
show jour colors. Be sure that ou're In line
and get there right on time. A good program
and prominent speakers."
FRATERNAL AMERICANS
All Councils of tho City to Celebrate
Sixty-fourth Anniversary
The councils of Philadelphia will celebrate
the sixty-fourth anniversary of the prin
ciples of the order, "Virtue, liberty and pa
triotism," Thursday evening next at I.u Iu
Temple, under the supervision of the Anni
versary Banquet Association of this county,
composed of Brother Francis Alroy. of No.
338, president; Charles J. Gros, of No, 61G,
vice president; C. Leroy Tripmaker, of No,
631, secretary and past councilor; Z. Tay
lor "Wobensmlth, treasurer, and representa
tive! from the various councils. Musio and
flanolnf will start the program from 8 to s
c'olook, banquet from 0 to 11 o'olook
and thereafter dancing. The caterer has
promised the earns banquet and cost as last
year. ""
The entire temple will have the finest display
of flags ever seen and special patriotic decor
ations will be given to the stage effects, state
councilor, the ttev. Samuel A. llarker, and
State Council Secretary. William II. Mlers, of
New Jersey, will be In attendance. State Coun
cilor Miller. State Council Secretary Ford and
Junior Past State Councilor sheneman. of Penn
sylvania, will be present From present reports
mora than 1000 members and ladles will be
freant. Members without tickets should ennlv
unicera assert mai rporiii ii-''.-
Quarters w III provo that morn than O..011 member"
of tho order In Pennsylvania ar; now enlltlrd
in ih rii nf thn inuntry. This !s a won;
nrncrR iupi iiruim
ft i at ace to George a. Kord. 1024 Stephen Olrard
. .v Building, or William H. Sbeneman, 800 Lincoln
?, f!k. SuiiaiM.
The class initiation held at Fraakford Council,
1m ITS last Mandar evenlne sraa a. a-raet ane.
'"'.. aaaa. O. D..B7C. Francis Alrsy and Jr. , B.
;, 1, C, Bhaoeman acting la conjunction with the
at. tf, iTtloers oTSi. XT.
ft '.. ' -
lem
ir, atate C
8. O, Shei
of the
of Pennayl'
Council
-. Vferd mnd Junior P.
Sbeneman
' , attended the annual meeting
:eneral
vanln.
'5Uj.r. New Tork. Viral
New Tork, Virginia and the IJIs-
' triel or uoiumoia si jsjwara, is. j., on iveuaes
, iar last as members from this State. Large
.avJna wera reported in membershlD and finances.
. lie. 8. Ford, of Pennsylvania, was unanimously
eftntsil president of the federation for tho coming
'!,. I
niw os ( anoiTersarr oanquet
kyaM last Saturday evening, when
anawaf numoer oi
C --4. ..
-y. .- r .. .
V,8. C. Sheneman and B. C. Secretary Ford
will assist In tho rendition of the beautiful
new short form ritual, An extremely largo
attendance of members Is expected.
, Copley Council, No. Ml, will celebrates its
tenth annhersary next Saturday evening by a
dance and banquot. state Councilor Miller will
address a large attendance of members and
ladles.
THE MACCABEES
Operations of Uniform Rank and Cen
tral Committee for Dedication Fund
The uniform runtt held n drill mcctliiK
at Us room In K. (J. 1J. Hall Mat Monday
cvenlnp;, dcvotliiK only part of the time to
business. .Mrs. Ada Gorsuch, first lieu
tenant, was given a rising voto ofthntitts
for her efforts nnd profit on the theatre
benefit. -Miss Kdlth Church turned over 18
which she hnd received as a prize for add
ing new members to tho association, and
plnns wcro tnlked over for further additions
to thn Tort Huron trip fund. A check do
nation was also received for Glrard llevlew
with thntiks,
Philadelphia IteUew 21", Parkway Building,
announced that they would gle a euchre for
tho benefit of a trip fund tomorrow eenlng
In their room, nnd so the good work goes on
to try to send tin- Philadelphia drill team, one
of the best in the entire Jurisdiction, to the
dedication at Port Huron
Tho Mm imetlng of the central committee
wns held at the ho.np of Mrs. Jennie Hartman.
neo Lex, l)5'l East Westmoreland street, on
vieunesiiny evening, with President sirs, r
f. Helms prsldlng. The sick committee re
ported, was discharged with thanks and the fol
low Ire ladles appointed until the next meeting:
West Philadelphia. Mrs. I.oulea Lewis, Mrs.
Mary Smith and Mrs. Minnie Evans: northeast
section, Mrs. Oorglna England. Mrs. I'lorencs
Osborne and Mrs, Laddyt Oermantown. Mrs.
Cora Emery nnd Mrs. Anna M. Wright! cen
tral, Mrs. Hattlo Edds. Mrs. Carrie Posern and
miss .Marv Collins, soutr or 3Iarket street, .Mrs.
Emmu Miles. Mrs. Arabella Itotenbury nnd
Mrs. Alfrlda Olson.
Mrs l.(inln Lewis uns iiliDoltrted as chair
man of the memorial to bo held In Juno In
memory of all numbers who have been called to
nnswtr "roll call" In the great bound, with
Mrs. Otorglnu England as assistant. Mrs.
Carrlo Posern wns appointed chairman nf the
annual reunion, with Mrs. Osborne as assist
ant, tbo reunion to he held on the last Monday
In June, Miss llurgln ri ported that Mrs. Evans.
Mrs. Helms and the speaker had purchased a
llim stercoptlton for the use of tho different re
views an the city nnd mat it wouia ue uemon
strated at the meeting of the KUnrd anil dedi
catory committee tonight at Knights of the
Golden Eagle Hall, and that all members would
1. welcome to mo snow. ine sno.es or me
home office nnd the different departments will bj
shown at the public meeting of Quaktr Cits
llevlew to bo held In tlitlr hall l'.',: Columbia
avenue, on Thur-da ivenlpg nfx when thci
will lelcbr.iti- tin. blrthd.o of the Supreme Com
nnndr Miss llln i M. Nesi Th 're will be
music, singing arid r-cltnliu.- and there wilt
be no ndmNnUM nil imm'i'r- inln uracil lo
bring frb nds woo do not b loin- (o the asso
lotion.
.Miss Anna Piisern nf Uuaker city llevlew.
reported that tho jountf girls of Ihe review had
formed a i lub and that they had named It
"Slolo." and that tlwlr oors would be blue
and gold, and that they had a "great secret"
which was all their own. This dun will have
tho entertainment part of Quaker City Review's
meeting In charge, and will have monthly meet
ings of their own to formulate plans to assist
the review In become the largest in the State.
Oilier Fraternal News on Preceding Vase
Beatljs
ANDERSON Mav 11, at Pnterson, N. J.
MAHV A. ANDERSON tnce Murphy), wife of
Niels Anderson JtelatUes and friends Invited
to funeral. Wed., Ha m, residence of P J
Hanlon, 'JM3 S. Hrond st Solemn requiem mass
Church of Sacred Heart h 30 a m. Inf. New
Cathedral Cem
AL'nKL Muy 12, rilEDEHICK E. AtlHRL,
husband of Johanna Auhel (neo Esslg), aged A?
Relativist and friends, Meilti Lodge, No. 2115,
r and A. M . Kensington 11 A M. Chapter,
No. 233. Corinthian Chasseur Coinmnndcry. No
.VI, K. T...LU Lu Temple, A A. O. N. M. 8 .
Willi im I'ann Lodge, No. .in, K of P.: Union
Ilrotherhood, officers and directors of I-sslng
and Logan II nnd L. Ass'ns, Phtla. Schuetzen
Vercln. German-American Charity Society;
Phtla Quartet Club. Cnnnstatter Volksfcst Ve
rein, Logan Improvement ly-ngue, St, Mark's
Reformed e'hurcn, cmp!oes of Q & E. Aubel;
all other organizations of which he wns a mem
ber. Invited tu funeral wen lies. Wed., 2.30 p.
m , 1207 Wagner nic.. Logan. Int. Greenmount
Cem. Auto funeral
HAl'MOAlllJ May n, In Ilcrwn. JOHN C
husband of LenH H.iumgard. aged no. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral services, Tues.,
l'3n p m.. HerwMi. Remains may be viewed
Mon . T to 0 p m lnt Great Valhy llaptlst
Cem.
11LE1IL May 13 Dr. MARY F wife of
Frank K. Illohl. mother of Ernest M Illehl,
Mrs waiter s. iiawman nna .Mrs. ixiuis a.
lllnul Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
services. Wed.. 2 p m, residence daughter.
Mrs, Louis A. Waul. 417 S. 43d st Int. private,
Cold Point llaptlst Church grounds.
P.OKGMANN May 12, MARTHA T., widow
of John II llorgmnnn (nee Schweitzer), aged 71.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, Frl.,
8 30 a. m., 2132 N. Hancock st. Solemn requiem
mass St llonlfaclus's Church, 10 a. m. Int.
Rally, Pn Auto funeral
BRANSON May 18 JOHN w husbind of
Emma nranson and son of late John W. and
Sarah Rrsnson. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral services, Wed. 2.30 n. m, ir.14 N. fiOth
st Remains may be viewed Tues , after 7 p. m,
lnt Mt. Peace Cem
IIROWN. M.iv 11 JAMES, husband of Annie
Rrown (nee McGahey) aged 72. Relatives and
friends. Col. Win L. Curry Post. No. 18, Rrlck
lavers' Asso. of Phtla., Ivers Asso. of 23d Pa.
Volunteers, Invited to funeral, Wed., 2 p. m.,
2124 McCiellan st Int. Mt Morlah Cem,
1'rlvnds may call Tuts, 8 to 10 d. m
IIROWN. May 11, WILLIAM N son of
Nicholas H. and Mary A. Drown (nee Collins).
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, Tues.,
H.80 a m , parents' residence. 8823 N. Hth st.
Solemn high requiem mass St. Veronica's Church
10 a. m lnt New Cathedral Cem
UURR1S May 12. EDWARD J son of Mln.
Ilia C and lato Edward J Ilurrls, aged HI Rel
atives and friends Invited to funeral. Wed , 8:30
n in , uncle's residence, Edgar Keller, 1837 N
Judson st. High requiem mass St. Malachs's
Church, 10 n m lnt Holy Cross Cem. Auto
funeral
UUTLER. Slay 11 SARAH. widow of
Thomas J. Ilutler. aged 83. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services, Tues., 2 p.
m . 81S N. 38th st. Funeral at convenience of
'"CALDWELL. May 11. ABEL P. CALD
WELL, aged 52. Funeral services, Mon.,
12 m , A. M. K. Zlon Wesley Church, 18th and
Lombard sts. Int. private
CHAMPION May 12. CHARLOTTE, wife of
Mark Champion and daughter of Frederick and
Hannah Hlney. Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral services Wed., 2 p. m brother-in-law's
residence, William Champion, 137 Gay
st., Manayunk lnt private. Auto funeral.
CONARD. Near Port Kennedy, Uprer Merlon
township. Oth dav 5th Month, EDWARD D.
CONARD. aged 73, Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral, residence, near Port Kennedy.
Upper Merlon township, 3d day, 10th, 2 30
p. m. Int. Valley Friends' Ilurlal Grounda,
Carriages will meet train arriving at Port Ken
nedy Sta., P. R. It . at 1 19 and the Uetzwood
sta.. P. R R.. at 2:14.
CONROT. May 11, THERESA CONROV,
widow- of James Conroy Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Tues., 8.30 a. m, residence
nf niece, Mrs, John Emenlcker, 3573 titouton st.
Solemn requiem mass Church of the Ascension
10 a m lnt, St Dominic's Cem. Auto funeral.
CONWAY. May 12. ANNIE CONWAY. Rela.
tlves and friends, also II. V, M. Sodality
League of the Sacred Heart, Altar and Rosary
Societies of St, Agatha's Churoh. Invited to
funeral, Tues., 8:30 a. m.. from residence of
her cousin, Patrick Falls, 87B3 Haverford ave.
Solemn requiem mass at St. Agatha's Church,
10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto funeraL
COOK. May 12, DANIEL J husband of
Ethel Cook (nee Clark), and son of Michael J.
and Sarah A. Cook (nee Mooney). Relatives and
friends, employes Quaker City Knitting- Mills,
Invited to funeral. Wed , 8:30 a. m. parents'
residence, 3373 Almond st. 8olemn requiem
mass Church of the Nativity, 10 a, in. Int. St.
Ann's Cem
CROCKETT May 11, MARTHA, wife of
William J Crockett and daughter of late Alex
ander and Martha Hsrlett (nee Hill), of Craig
more Meghera, County Derry, Ireland, Rela
tives und ' friends Invited to funeral services,
Tues.. 1 p. m., 2100 Frankford ave. Int. Mt.
Cedar Hill Cem. Remains may be viewed Mon.,
after 7 p. m.
DBLP. May 11. SOPHIA, widow of Francis
Help. Relatives ana mends invited to funeral.
Tues,. 2 p.;rn... resldenoe of
6ert Rhoads. 1 .R'XWer's 1
Int. West Laurel Hill Cem
DEVLIN. May 18, MIC
resilience oi aonin-iaw, u, VVI1-
s rerry ra., uynwyd.
em
nm.v -i- ,-.. S teifin v a
urivuiii. ji , i-i,wi. .,.- or-, rim
band of Rose Devlin (nee McCort). Due notice
of funeral given, from 21T Bsnexet St., Chestnut
Ulll. wew xora papara copy,
DORMER. May 18, -MART C. DORMER.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, 4710
Old York rd Wed., 8:80 a, m. Solemn high
mass of requiem Church of the Holy Child 10
a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Auto funeral.
DOUOHERTY. My 12. JOHN J husband
of late Annie Dougherty (nee MoDermott). Rel
atives and friends. Court Penna,, F. of A.I
Lodge No. 54. L. O. O. M.i William .Wharton.
Jr.. Yearly Relief Association. Invited to fu
neral. Wed.. 8 a. m., 2035 Latona st. (27th and
Wharton sts.). Solemn high mass of requiem
St. Anthony's Church 0:30 a. m. Int. Holy
Cross Cem.
DOYLE May 11. ALBERT A., husband of
Sarah J. Doyle, of Paoll, Pa., aged 80. Rela
tives and frrends. B. R. T. and P. R, R.. Re
lief Asso., invited to services, Tues., 2 p. ra.,
slater-ln-law's residence.- Mrs. Elisabeth Maher,
6220 Woodland ave. . Int. Mt, Morlah Cem- Re
mains may be viewed Mon., 7 to 0 p, m.
DRANSFIELD. May 10, WILLIAM R.. sen
of .late William and Rose Dransfleld. aged 28.
Relatives and friends Invited Jo funeral; Map.,
2 P. ra., residence of uncle, Joseph pransneld,
". N. Mascher st. lnt, Bt, Timothy's F. B.
Churchyard, ltoxborough. Friends may call
Sun. eyet
DuBOIS Mar , at Peicln. III.. ELIZABETH
T. COOPER, wife of Charles V, Dullols and
daughter of the late George M. and Halite C.
Cooper. Int. private at Woodlands Cem., Phlla-
KHERHACH. Suddenly. May 12. ZILLAH K..
widow of George F, Eberbach, aged 80. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral services,
Tues,, 2 p. m 2081. W. Atlantlo st. lnt, pri
vate. Remains may be viewed Mon., 8 to 10
p. m. Auto funeral..
EOOERT- May 12, QEORrjE. husband of
Charlotte Eggert (nee Koch), agod 80. Rela
tives and friends. Zieglar eBroa' Mutual Aid
Society, invited to funeral, Tues., 10 a. as., 244S
11F.ATIIS
Mary Elliott nee Dooner), Relatives snd friends,
l. V M. Sodality and Holy Name Society of
St. Kdvrsrd's Church! Charles Carroll Coun
cil, No. 1304, K. of C.i St. Michael's Young
Men's ileneflclat Association, and employes of
Csrey & Co . Wall Paper Manufacturers, Invited
to funeral, Wed., 8:30 a. m., inn W. Dauphin
st. Solemn requiem mass St. Edward's Church,
10 a. rn. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem
EMMET. May in. ENOCH husband of Han
nah D. Emmet. Relatives nnd friends Invited
to funeral services, Tues., 2 p. m.. residence
nf son-lndnw. L. O. Schtetz. 4811 N. 15th st,
lnt, private, Mt I'euco Com Friends may
call Mon. eve
UTTER. May 12, SARAH, widow of Henrv
Etler. aged 111, Hrlstlves nnd friends Invited
to funeral services, Tues., 2 p. m , dsinthter s
residence, Mrs. Aaron Espenshnde, 1517 North
28th st. lnt, aermnn Lutheran Cem,
ETTINOI'.H May 11, HARRY, son of William
H, and Amelia Ettlnger, nged 8 Relatives
nnd friends Invited to services. Tues . 2 p m .
parents' residence, 2144 N. 20th st. Int. North
Cedar Hill Cem
r.VERMIIElUl-MUTH. May 12. CHRISTINE
EVERSIIERO. formerly Muth. widow of John
nversberff, aged 02. Relatives and friends,
members of Third German IMptlst Churth, In
vlted to funeral services. Wed., 2.30 p. m Third
German Baptist Church, Kith and Rltner sts
Int. private Fernwood Cem. Remains may bo
viewed Tues., 8 p m., con-In-law's residence,
Harry O'Donnell, 2517 S. Oth st, Auto cortege.
FAIR. May 11, James, son of John J and
Isabella Fair, aged 23. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Wed., 8 30 a m , parents'
residence, 2012 11 st (Cambria st east of
Front). Solemn requiem mass Church of the
Visitation II. V M 10 n m Int. Holy Cross
Cein.
FAUSET. JOHN A. I'AUSET 2101 Redncr
st.. departed this life May I), I p, m. Remains
may be viewed at residence, from 8 In In p. m .
Mo.i. Volunteer Fire Co.. O. A, It, societies of
which ho was a member, and friends Invited
to funeral, 1 p. m,, Tues,, from U. A. M. E,
Church, .Kith nnd Falrmount ave.
FEROUSON May 11, JAMES, husband of
Margaret Ferguson. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral. Wed, 7:30 a. m , 1210 S. Pat
ton st. Mass of requiem St. Gabriel's Church,
0 a. m Int. private. Auto sjrvlce. .
FISHER. Suddenly, May 12. FRANCIS J
FISHER, husband of Helen Fisher (neo Cllg
gett). aged 20 Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral, Wed.. 8 a. m 15.V1 ,V Allien st.
West Phlla Solemn mass of rcqjl-'m st Ore
Rorj'a Church H:3n a m lnt Cathedral Cem
'ITCH At 113 K loth st New York May
12. .'I.ll'i: M. FITCH widow of Captain Wll
llnm Goodwin Fltill Service Tues 10 3(1 a
m nt her late residence
I'LANNERV May 12 suddenly THOMAS,
son of lato Anthony and Agnes Flannorv Rel
atives and friends Invited lo funeral, Wed., 7
n m, nunt's residence, Mrs Thomas Cope, 19
W Sejmour st.. Gtn. High mass of requiem
St rroncls of Asslsl's Church. 8 n rn Funeral
to leave Reading Terminal, in 30 a. m Int. St.
Joseph's Cem., Glrurdvllle, Pa Schuvlltlll Co.
papers copy.
FLEMING. May 12. ALICE, widow of Rob
ert Fleming. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral. Wed . 8 30 a m daughter's residence'.
Mrs Miry Donnelly 1347 E Haines st. otn
Solemn high requiem mass Immaculate Concep
tion I'ruri'i! let n m lnt Holy Sepulchre Cem
FREDERICK May 13, 1H,!anOHE el wife
nf Cln-li s H Frederick Itcletlvcs nnd friends
invited to funerjl serves Tues 3 p m ,n
W Uincister ai rdtnor. Pa lnt pnvati
FltEHAN l.-ile nf 215 N Hi rlon st JOH.
,T husband of Mirv A I'n Inn neo llogan i
Uelitlvis and friends Hirb udi rs' Cnion Local
No 115 invited to funeral lues 8'.10 a m,
1711 Wood st Son inn requiem mass Cathedral
10 a. m Int. Holy Cross evm
OAMHI.i: Mav 12. THOMAS. hulml of
Mary Jano Gamble (pee E'dtr) Relatties and
friends Invited to funeral services Wed , 2
P m , 1243 S '-Kid st. lnt Mt Morlah Cem
Remains may bo viewed Tues, 8 to lo p. m
Auto funeral.
GARDNER. Suddenly. Mnv 11. EI.IZAIIETH
GARDNER (nee Hellmuth), widow of Frederick
Gardner, aged 83. Relatives nnd friends. Tnbea
Ladles' Soilety nnd members of St. .Inknbus
German Lutheran church, Invited to funeral.
Tues.. 1.30 p. m 703 W. Huntingdon st. Int.
Mt. Peace Cem,
GEICIER May 13. suddenly, JOSEPHINE O .
wife of Edward Oelger Relatives and friends
invited tn funernl, Wed ,8a m . residence son,
Ernest J Gelger, 21 N Sicnmoro st , Clifton
Heights, Pa. Solemn requiem mass St. Chnrlcs's
Church. Kcllyvlllc. lo a m lnt St Charles's
Cem.
(IHNTNF.H. Suddenly, May 12. LILLIAN L,
wife of Walter S Centner and daughter of
Sarah and 1 ito Abraham Lake, aged 21 Rela
ttves and friends, employes of Reyburn Mfg. Co.,
Invited tn funeral. Wed ,2pm 3Jltl N.
Hambrey st lnt Westminster Com Remains
may be viewed Tues , after 7 pm.
GREEN. May 13. LAURENCE II. GREEN
Relatives nnd frlonds, Engine Co, 43, Water
Tower Co. No 1. Fire Ins Patrol. Phlla Fire
Dept , nnd Wm. It. Leeds Asso of loth Ward
invited to funernl services. Wed., 2 p. m., 2132
Cherry st Int. Fernwood Cem Auto funernl
GREEN May 13, MARY A GREEN, willow
nf David L Gieen and daughter of late Dnnlol
and Cntharlr.o Conncll. aged ill. Due notice of
funeral.
HAMILTON May 12. ALBERT, husband nf
Mary E. Hamilton, son of late Isaac and Ann
Hamilton, aged (IS Relntives nnd friends,
Hiram Lodge. No hi. F. nnd A. M., P el. S.
nf A.. N" 31)8 Court Pride No, 43. F. of A..
Martha Washington Council, No. f,2N. o. of
I A., Invited tn funeral services. Wed,. 3
p. m . 2114 E, Chelten nve , Germantown. Inl
Ivy Hill Cem Remains may bo viewed Tues.
"flANLKY. May 12, ANNIE HANLEY. widow
of Patrick Ilanley. Relatives and friends,
Sacred Heart Society of the Immaculate Con
ception Church, invited to funeral. Wed,, 8 30 a.
m residence of son-in-law, Peter F. Murnhv.
1223 N. 10th st. Requiem high mass Church
of Immaculate Conception 10 a. in. Int. New
Cathedral Cem.
HARPER. May 10. MATT1E, wife of Samuel
M, Harper and daughter of late Richard and
Fannie Inins. Relatives and friends Invited to
services. Mon., 2 p. m.. 61121 17. Warnock st.
Int. private.
liAUSER. May 12. SUSAN, wife of Michael
E. Hauscr. aged 51. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral services. Wed., 2 p. ni , 111
New (.t., Olenslde, Pa. 'Int. Private.
HELD May 10. JOHN, husband of Mary
Held (nee Portmann). aged 70. Relatives and
friends. Holy Family and Rosary Societies; St.
Honlficlus's Church. St. Michael's and St.
Francis's Ben Assos., Invited to funeral. Tues.,
8.30 a, m , 010 Moyer st. Requiem mass St.
llonlfaclus's Church 10 a. m. Int. private,
Most Holy Redeemer Cem
HENSEL May l. DAVID, husband of El
mlra llinsel ltvlnllves and friends. Mt. Olive
Lodge, No. 315, 1. O. O. P.. Oawancae Tribe,
No 218, I O, It. M Temple Council. No.
1010, O. of I. A., Invited to funeral services,
Tues 2 p. m.. 238 W. Diamond st. Friends
may call after 7 p. m. Mon. Int. Odd Fellows'
'hENZLER. May 12. JOHN DAVID, hus
band of late Mary A. Henzler, nged 80, Rela
tives and friends. Milk Dealers' Ben. Society.
Directors of Reformed Germantown Ae. B. A
1, Asso.. Invited to funeral, Wed,. 2 p. m 113
Poplar st. Int. private. North Cedar HIM Cem.
Omit flowers. Auto funeral. Remains may be
viewed Tues. eve,
HESS May 13, SOPHIE HESS (neo Oah
ler), widow of Christian Hess nged 01. Rel
atives nnd friends invited to funersl services.
Wed . 2" P m , 2544 N 8th st Int. private,
Northwood Cem
HICKMAN. Mav 13. WILLIAM II husband
of Amanda E. Hickman (nee Evans) Notice of
funeral riven from 5207 AVebster st.
HIGGINS. May II, DANIEL F husband of
late Sarah Hlgl-llis. Relatives and friends.
Court Pride of Nlcetown, No. 201, F. of M.i
St. Stephen's Holy Name Soclstv, Invited to fu
neral. Wed.. 8.30 a. m., 3943 Nice st. Solemn
high mass of requiem St, Stephen's Church 10
a, m Int. Holy Sepulchro Cem.
HOBENSACK. May 12. JAMES B. HOBEN
SACK. M. I)., husband of Laura Hobensack.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services,
Wed., 2 p. m... 302 Haddon ave., Westmont, N.
J. Int. private. Friends may call Tuis., 7 to
u n
HOFFMAN Mav 11.
at 5120 Germantown
ave., iltn.. lllllA.M liuri .main, agen 83. Kcla.
tlves and friends, Mitchell Lodge, No. 200. F.
and A. M.i Henry W Williams Lodge. No, 024,
F. and A. M : Germanteiwn Chapter, No. 208,
It, A M.: Germantown Commnndery. No. 82,
K. T., Invited to funeral services. Wed., 2 p.
in.. First Baptist Church. Price st , Gtn. Int.
Ivy Hall Cem
HOIHINOTON At Moore. Pa.. Slay 12, Rev,
HENRY RICHARD HOISINOTON. aged 80.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral serv
ices, Tues., 10:30 a. m., Ollv.n Presbyterian
Church. Moore, Pa, Int. private, Port Ken
nedy, Pa.
HOWELL May 13, MARIA R., daughter of
late William C. and Elizabeth C. Howell. Rel
atives and friends Invited to funeral servlcss,
Tues , 8 p. m.. 40 N. Frailer it.. West Phlla,
Int. Rlverrlew Cem., TTon;on,N. J.AVed. aft
HUMPHRIES. May 12, KATE, wife of John
Humphries, 8r aged 84. Relative and friends
Invited to funeral, Wed., 1 p, m., son's resi
dence 2520 N. 6th st. Int. Greenmount Cem.
KEMP May IS. JENNIE M widow of Wll
Ham It. Kemp, aged 40. Funeral private, 1021
Drill St., Frankford. .
KOHL. May 11, SAMUEL SI. W husband of
Isabella Kohl aged 43, Relatives and friends,
Camps Nos. 30 and 345. 1' t). 8. of A., invited
to funeral service, Tues,, 2 p m., 1347 E.
Price st.. Germantown. Int. private. North
wood Cem.
KUHN. May 11. CAROLINA, widow of John
Kuhn, aged 70, Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral services. Tues., 3 p. m.. son's rest,
dence. Peter Kuhn. 3058 N. 8th st. Int. prl
vate. Gtenwood Cem. Remains may be viewed
Mon., 8 to 10 p, in.
KRESS May 18. 1017. MARY KRESS, wife
of Julius Kress, fir. (nee Anelmer), aged 78
years. Relatives and friends in invited to at
tend the funeral services, on Wed. afternoon,
at 2 o'clock, from ber late residence, 013 Shaok
amaxon st, Remains may be viewed on Tues.
tvs. at 1 o'clock. lnt at Northwood Cem
LAIRD. May 18. THOMAS LAIRD. Rela-
a irisnas invitea to funeral services,
Wed.. 3 p. m.. 828 N, Slst
Remains may be viewed Tues.
eist at. int. private.
es.. t to e D.
m.
LADDEY May 11. THE11
TMKhenA i-anni
LADDEY fnsa
Hiumi, wiaow or unaries c,
u. ...,, ...uwn V. v,..,c U.UU.,, CaU IMl
T mAAr ttwA 11 -.
iveianves ana irienas invitea to runerai, Tues.,
2 P. m., 2341 E. Adams st. Int. Hillside Cem.
Trolley funeral.
LEWIS. May 10, ELLIOTT C. LEWIS, hus
band of 'Amanda M. Lewis, known as Yorker,
of Ninth Dlst. Police of Phlla., aged 77. Rela
tives and friends, all societies of which he
was a rnember, invited to funeral, Tues., 2
p. m.. son-in-law's restdsnee, II. II. llynear.
Jr., Fenllyn road, Ambler, Pa. Carriages will
meet 1:02 p m. train from Reading Terminal
at Ambler, Pa. Int. private.
LIKB. suddenly, May 18. at Esilncton, Pa.,
CHARLES, husband of Marls F. Llob (nss
Wens), aged 46, Due notice of foneral given,
LYON. Msy 11. ROBERT, husband ot sillle
Lyon. Relative! and friends, employes of the
Quean Lane Pumping Station, Albuta O. Mehrer
'icmpie, reo. eu, u. u,
-.-.hi- Mm an a
J. of A. Heather Wl As.
f N. A. O. K. of M. C.j
a B. A. o. K. of f.r. n. i tn:
Enterprise Council! No
tarnatlonal Aaso of M
r- .-.--. m --------".-....:. -.-- x-. .- -:
lernaiionae abbo or juacninisiB. reo. lost AntI'
Cobden Club of 10th Ward. 6tonemsn's Fellow,
ship of 10th Ward. Invited to funeral services.
weej., 3 p. m., zzto is. uowara st. int. pri
vate. Orsenwood, K, of P.. Cem, Remains msy
be viewed Tues., after 8 p. m. Auto f unerl.
MacDONALD. May 18. SARAH, widow of
late Robert MacDonald and daughter of late
Thomas and Marian Rowan. Relatives and
friends invited to funeral, Thurs., 1:30 p, m..
2400 S. 12th st. Int. Mt. Morlah Cem. Auto
''MADDEN .-ijlsy 18. ALLENB O.. wife of
Charles Edward Midden and daughter of George
and Margaret McKay, aged 20. Relatives
p.'-.. Ifc.fcWidMt St., North WaiesrKu
II BATHS
Wi A?hn. ".nd. Catharine Mcdarry. Relatives
?,n,?.rlr.n'la.ln"ed to funernl, Tues,, 8'3D a, m
r.ff.JiSViV'S? .' . olemn high moss of requiem
Cross Cem 1"n ""' lu "' '"' ""' ' y
t.y,'?.A.N,J'T.A,. " Vew. N. J.. May 12,
KMII.HJ I) McOANN, husbntid of Ella It. Mc-
ann (neo Do Haven). Funeral nt residence of
brother-in-law, Wllllsm C. Brown. 6211 Web
ster st Phlla. Notice of time later.
, McC,AN.N. Slav 12, ANNIE, widow nf
John McCann, Relatives nnd friends, Altar nnd
Rosary Societies nnd League of the Saerrd
Heart, InvltM to funernl. Wed.. 8:30 a. m at
her late resldeneo. 131H Jackson st. Solemn
requiem mass at Church nf the Epiphany nt 10
a, in. precisely. Int. nt New Cathedral Cem,
,WM'"M;NN Mv 11. JOHN A., husband of
Ottilia Gogol Jirdlenn Relatives nnd friends
Invited tn funeral. Tues , 8:30 n. tu., tnot s.
"In st. Requiem msss Chureli nf the Annunci
ation 10 n. m lnt Holy Ri-deemer Cem
SIcGOWAN, M,iy 12. l'ETER, son nf John
and lato Rose MtGowan, aged 30. formerly of
l.astlebar. County Mao. Ireland Relatives
and friends, ctnplnvca of tho Mldvsln Steel
Works, invited to funernl, residence of brother,
Matthew McOowin. .T1.17 N. liber st., Wed., 8:3o
a. in. Solemn high mass of requiem tho Church
of Our Lady of tho Holy Souls 10 n. m. Int.
Holy Sepulchro Cem. New York papers ropy.
MCLAUGHLIN. At I.elpervllle. Delaware
county. Pa.. Slay 11, HUGH -I., son ot .Michael
and Slary McLaughlin, nged 1,1, Relntives nnd
friends Invited tu funeral, Tues,, 8:30 n. m.,
from his parents' resilience, Miller st. Solemn
mass of requiem. St Rnso of Lima Church, 10
a. m, Int. Hole Cross Coin,
MEIIKI.EE -Mas I.' ANNIE, widow of i
il.nrles k Mcrl.lcc uge'il Ml Relatives nnd
friends Invited to funeral servlcis Tiiok ,
P. m. resldeneo of son, Charles H Slerkleo,
1721 N. loth st. lnt private. Rimnlns may bo
viewed -Mob., 7 lo U p in
SIERRITT. May 13. GEORGE W. SIERRITT.
son of lato John nnd Henrietta Merrill, aged
Oh, HclatlvcH and friends Invited to funernl
services. Wed . 11 a. m., 14311 W, Hngert st.
Int. Hllllsda Cem, via trolley car. Rimnlns
may bo viewed Tu"S.. lo lo p, m.
SUTLER. May 12, JOHN J., husband nf
Emma A, Miller (neo Hnrdnnrk), aged 6n.
Relatives nnd friends. Court Pnesyunk. No .11,
F. of A., Chippewa Tribe. No. 61, I O It. M ,
Patrick J Hi. in Yearly Beneficial Society. In
vited to funeral. Weil s n. lu . 31s Wolf st.
High miss st Alphonsus's Churi'li M fin n in
lnt Ilolv Ridcenii r ''em
.MILLER, .Mav 11 SUSAN I,., wife of Joseph
I.. Sillier mid tleuphtor nf lei Is- Alexander nnd
Mary SIclb'VHt l'limral tn which relatives nnd
friends nro Invltid, Wed. 8.2U a in., from her
Iste resident. 1512 Porter st Solemn Muse
ot Requiem nt the Church of si Slonlca, 10 u,
m, sharp. Int. Holy Ctosn Cem.
SIINHTER M-iy 12. SOPHIA tHIlSA SUN
BTER (neo Bueiheler). wit.' of Henry Sllnster.
agod 54. Rclntlven and frloiils, members of
German Church of I'euco (loth and Snyder nve.),
Ladles' Section of South Phlla. Schuetzon Ve
rein, Cnnnstnttcr Frauin Vercln. German Ben
Union, Invited tn funeral services, Thurs., 1
P. m., 2317 s inih st Int. Ardsley Ilurlnl
Park, via funernl ear Friends may view ru
innln Wed to in p m
MITCHELL Mil t.' MMtTHA N MITCH
El. I, me Mi.Muniii wir of Robert Mlti hell Nu
llco nf runxrai Lit' r fr in h'J." N l.cx st
VflREI.I. - Mav 1.1 HENRY husband of
.Minn Mnr'll (i - , Ruini Iblitlvcs nnd rrleniK
Struituril Iron Work' is i nion. I.o'ul No 13
Invited to fumril s.rvlns Mul 2 p in, 2H'I"
H 1 1 tlv st lnt 1 rnwoi.d tun Rimnlis tiny
be viewed Tuis ovi
NCIDHART Miy 11 MARGARET NEID
IIART (nee Hurkc) wife of lilt im Ne.ldh.irt
Relatives nnd friends. League nf the Sncrcd
Heart, II V. M Si.dilltv of Ciilhedral parish
Invited In fuicril. sister's rcsldtncc, Sirs Ed
ward G. I'lgi'l 3510 N 15th st . Tues . 8.30 b.
m. Solemn high mass of requiem St Stephen's
Churth lu u. m lnt Holy Sepulchro Cem. Auto
funeral,
NIPPINS Slav 13. near Unlonvlllc. N. J.
JACKSON I. NIPPINS, aged 75. Relntives nnd
friends Invited to funernl. Wed, 2::io p m
mar Unlonvllle Int. Woodlino Cem Autos
will bo nt Sit. Holly sta. 10 30 to 11:50 n m
to meet trains nnd trollevs.
O'DONNELL Slav 12. SARAH, widow of
lato Domlnlck n Dnnnell Relatives and frrends
Invited Hi funeral Tui fl . S:.WI ,i in , son's resi
dence. Charles o Iliinni'll. U31 N 53d st . West
Phlla. Solemn lequlem miss Chureli of Our
Lady of Vlttorv in a m. int. Cathedral Cem
Auto funeral
O NEIL I, Mav 11 SARAH, widow of Mi
chael O'Neill IMn'lvcs nnd friends Invited lo
funeral Tues . 8 :t'i,a m . residence of cousin,
John SlnKr.inn -.'.." I N 3d st. High requiem
.Mass Chureli of St Edward 10 a. in, lnt New
Cathedral Cem
ORFE Mav 13. JOHN C . husband of Kate
Orfe, nged 5.1 ll'datlves and friends. Inter
national Motors' Union No 1: Delta Castle,
No. 8, K G E Invltid to funeral servlees
Wed , 2 p tn '-MU lloudlnnt st Int. pri
vate. Oakland Cem
OWENS Slay 12. (JEOKGEANNA LEVY
OWENS, daughter of l.itc William It and .Mar
garet Rltil Owens Iblativin and friends Invited
to funeral servlics 'I burs . :i p. m. slst''s
residence, Sirs He sale M. Howard, 511.1(1 We h.
ster st. Int. private, .Mt. Morlah Cem. Auto
funeral., Rem ilns mav bo viewed Wed, n, to
lu p. m
PARSONS. Slay 13 GORDON I... husband of
Annlei 11 Parsons Relatives and friends, Wash
ington Camp. No III. P O S of A , Invited
to funernl scrvhes Wed in tu , 623 Harrison
ave., Wrst Collingawonil, N J I lit Hillside
Cem. lti'lnnlns mav bn viewed Tues, eve.
PATRICK Sins 11 sudip nly. SAMUEL, hus.
band of Ellle I'atrlik (neii Fordst, Relatives
and friends, Stoiiemerrs 4Sth Ward Council, in
vlted tn fiineiul 'lues n p. m , 2021 Snyder
nve lnt 1 rrmviiml Cem. Remains may bo
viewed Slon 8 tn lo p m AUto funvral.
PETTEItSOV SInv 13 CHARLOTTA PET
TERSON. ngid 71 Relatives nnd friends In
vlted lo funeral services, Tues, 2 p. in., 7827
Oermatituwn nve, Chestnut Hill. Int. Ivy Hill
Cem.
PHILLIPS .vlny 10. DAVID, husband of
Slary Jano Phillips, nged 5J. Relatives and
friends, Phlla. Trim Blue L. O. L., No 611,
Columbia Lodge, No in. L. P. of A., Livery
Stable Keepers' Ben and Protective Asso ;
Automobllo I.lveri Protective Asso , nnd all
societies of which ho whs a member, Invited
tn funernl, Tues . 2 p ni 6(18 N 23d st. Int.
W'oodlands Ccni Auto funeral. Remains may be
viewed Mon eve
PIi-OT Slay 11 at Clementon, N. J.,
HENRY, husband of It Ellz-ibeth Plcot (nee
McMontgnl). Relatives ami friends Invited to
funeial, Tues, l) a m Clementon, N, J. Re
quiem mass St Lawrcnco's Church. I-aurel
Springs. N J. in a in. Int. Calvary Cem.
Hazleton and Wllkes-llarro papers copy
I'ROCTOR May 11. LAURA MAY TltOC
TOR. vvlfo of Howard Proctor and daughter of
Atmlo SI. and lato William Swartz, agod 20.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral serv
ices. Sinn . 8 ii. m. 1013 Caiuga st. Int. at
former home, Bradford, Pa
QUINLAN. Slay 10 ROSE SI . wife of James
W Qulnlln. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral, Tues , 7.30 a. in., resldeneo of nlster-In-lnw,
Sirs. SIcAnllffo, t'lind Earn st (2flth and
Wharton sts ). Solemn mass of requiem St.
Gabriel's Church ll a. m. lnt Cathcdrul Cem,
ROI1IIINS. Slay 12 MARY SIEAD.-wIfe of
Samuel Robbins, nged 85 Re-itlves and friends
Invited to funeral services, Tues., 2 p. m , hus.
band'n resldeneo, 427 l'eiin at , Camden, N. J
lnt private, Harlelah (N tu
ROWAND. Slay 12. CHARLES St. ROW.
AND. aged (14 Relatives nnd friends In
vlted te funeral services. Tues., 2 p. m. sharp.
1011 N. 17th st. Int. private.
RUTTER. Slay 13, GEORGE RUTTEI1. aged
04, Relatives and friends invited to funeral
services, Wed . 2 p. m , 53S N. rrnnklln st,
Int. private.
SCIIEIDE Slav HI at Palmyra,
SASIUEL SI. SCIIEIDE. Notice of
later
SCIIINNAOL. Slav 12. CATHARINE
N. J.,
funeral
wife of
late George Hihlnn.iBl (nee Sihlelclier), aged 60.
iteintives ana irieiius invueu lu funeral,
Wed, 8'30 a. m , enn-ln-law'a residence,
Charles J. Schulz, 1014 W btella st. (German
town ave. below Indiana nve ). High requiem
mass Church of St. Bon.tventuri, lo a m. Int.
New Cathedrnl Cem Cntnden papers copy.
SCHOFIEI.D. Slay 13. THOMAS LA
BLANC, husband of Anna Sohofleld (nee Ward)
Duo notice of funeral will be given, 5I0U Bal
timore ave,
SEESE. Slay 11. CARL SEESE. aged 80.
Relatives and friends, Dupont Post. No. 24
G. A, 11.: J. B. II Asso., Invited to services
Slon., 8 p. m., eons residence, c. H. Seese.
6215 Irving st. Int. private. Mt. Sloriah Cem.
G. A. R. service Sun 8 p. m
S1IEA. Suddenly, Stay 11, FRANK, son of
late James S. and Slary. C. Caul Shea. Rel
atives and friends, employes of Autocar Co
23d and Market sts., invited to funeral, Tues .
7:30 a, m , residence of aunt, sirs Richard
Cavanaugh, 2115 N. Woodstock ot. High mass
nf requiem St.' Elizabeth's Church 0am
Int. Holy Sepulchro Cem. 1'ottsvlllo papers
copy. Auto funeral.
SHET.LINE May 12, GEORGE L SHETZ.
LINE, husband of Henrlotta fehetzllno (nee
Engel) and son of William nnd lato Slary Shetz
line. Relatlvos and friends, linemen of Bell
Telephone .Co., Invited to funernl services.
Thurs., 2 p. m 1034 H. Hicks st Int. private
Fernwood Cem. Remalua may be Mowed Wed
SHIVERS. Slay 13, EMELINE P. SHIVERS
Funeral services Tues., 2 p. m., 1418 N. 27th
St. lnt private.
SILKNITTER. Slay 13, ISAAC J. SILKNIT
TER. Relatives nnd friends Invited to serv
ices. Wed., 2 p. m 777 Preston st, Int. prl
vate, Montrose Cem.
sjiiiDi.iJir. siay iz, julia a,, widow of
Charles H. Rmedley and daughter of late Solo
mon and Elisabeth Nlttrouer. Relatives and
friends. P. O. of A.. No. 148. all other societies
of which ehe was a member, Invited to funeral
services, Tues., 3'30 p. m., residence of niece
Sirs. Fra Reynolds, 103 E. Seymour St.. Geri
mantown. Int. private. Remains may be
viewed Slon., 7:80 to Hi p. m. T "
STEWART. Slay 13, ELIZABETH MAR.
GARET, wife of John S. Stewart. Relatives
and friends Invited to services. Wed., a Dm
at the Oliver II. Ualr Building, 182(5 Ches(nut
OTrtf'i.'pii t!
Tues , 2 p. m., residence of son-in-law. Oeorsa
W. Hosfeld. 8(i30 N. Man Ine st. Int. private
Body may be viewed Slon., after T p. m.
SWEENEY. Slay 11, SIAIIY A., wife of
John Sweeny (nee Monaghan). Relatives and
friends invited to funeral, Tues., 8:30 a. m
2805 Lombard st, High mass of requtsm St
Patrick's Ohuroh 10 a. m. Int. St. Mary-i
TItlESNER. May 13, husband's resldenoe.
1832 N. Marshall st., LOUISA M., wife of Mai
Thlesner, aged 43. Relatives end friends In
vited to funeral services, St. Luke's Church.
7th and Montgomery ave,, Tues., 2 p. m. Body
may be viewed Mon., after 7 P. m., at 1882 N.
Marshall st. Int. private. Akron, O., papers
please copy,
TH0SIA8. May 12, ABRAHAM WILT, hus
band of Isabella K. Provost Thomas and son
nf late Robert and Slary Ann Thomas. R.
atlvea and friends. Hiram Lodge, No. 81, F, and
A. M.I Germantown It. A. Chapter. .No, 208
Phlla. Commandery. No. 2, It T.t F-hlla. Con.
siitory, a.'a aegree: bins i'ost. No. 0. O. A
It., Invited to funeral services, Tues., 2 n'
7124 Chew St., Mt. Airy. Int. private.
m.
TOLLOCK. May IS, HAMILTON T. TOL.
LOCK, husband of Sarah J. Tollock (nce.CaTl
rtdi). .Relatives and friends, employes of lull
iw Fnn wnrirai inarirausi tea rnnaa.i " . -
nr.tTiis
TltOUPE Suddenlv. May 12, CAROLINE n..
wife of William 1), Troupe, aged 00, Relatives
snd friends Invited to funeral. Wed., 2 p. m ,
0230 Woodland nve. Inl. Sit. Morlah Cem. Re
mains may bo viewed Tues, sfter 7 p. m. Auto
funeral.
. '1HO.MAS. May 13, Dr. EDGAR C, THOStAS.
Notice of funernl Inter frnm 711 N, 43d st.
V. AUEUWECK. Slay 12. FERDINAND,
husband of iitharlno v. Auerweck, aged 0!)
Relatives nnd friends Invited to funeral serv
ices. Wed., I p, m., 2020 Dreer St. (Front nnd
Dlnmond sts,). Int. private Hillside Cem
Auto service,
VAN KIRK. Slav 11. GEORGE, husbnnd of
AmelH Van Kirk. Relatives and friends, Men's
Friendly Union Chapter No, 1, Invited tn fu
neral services, Tues.. 8 p. m., 2t31 S, Hicks st.
Int. We'd.. Capertnwn C'm. Beverly. N. I.
VERNON May 11, HARRIET, wife of Ben
Jamlti Vernon. Relatives nnd friends Invited to
funeral servbes .Tues., 1.30 p. m, sharp, resl
demo of daughter. Sirs. Elizabeth Lamond, 11211
S. Bnmbrey st. Int. private. Union Ilurlnl
Ground. Wnlllngford, Pn,
WARD, May 11, SIARY. wlfn of Thomas
Ward (neo Gough). Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral, Tues,, 2 p. m 1724 Ollllng
ham st., Frankford, Int. North Cedar Hill
Cem. Remains may bo viewed Slon., 8 to 10
'''WARRICK. May 12. SIARGARnT COLES
WARRICK, daughter of Raymond C. and Ivy
B Warrltk (nee Shemeley), aged ll months.
Relatives nnd friends Invited to funernl. Wed.,
3 p m., parents' residence, Hartford, N. J
Friends may call Tues, eve, lnt, Colestown
WEAVER. Slay 11 suddenly, NETTIE
EVANS wife of Fred W Weaver. Relatives
nnd friends Inilted to funeral services, Mon.
s p in, .isni i nrisiinn si. ini. inmaquv. in
Tues Train arriving 1:10 p m.
WIIALEN May 13. ALICE widow of
Thomas A Whalen, nged oil. Relatives and
friends Invited to attend funeral services, Wed.,
2 p. m , 1722 N. Lambert st Int. private.
North Cedar Hill Cem. Remains may bo viewed
Tues , 8 tn 10 p, in
WIEOAND. Slay 11, SISION. husband of
Catherine Wlegnnd (nee Kellman), Relatives and
friends. Phlla. Lodge. No. 80. D. O. II. I Wash
ington tiodge. No. (I, S. of !,. Invited to fu
nernl services. Tues., 1:30 p. m.. 143S N. Park
ave. lnt private, Fernwood Cem, Remains
mnv In viewed Slon , 7 to It p, m,
W1GTON Stay 13. SIARY II., vvlfo of Theo
dore II Wlffton. Relatives and friends Invited
tn services, Wed , 2 p. In , 1108 S. 4lltll St. Int.
'"WlLl." Suddenly, nt Slarllon. N. .7 . Stay
13. NORMAN son of Stncv nnd Mary E Wills
used 11 Relatives nnd friends Invited tn
lunernl Wed . 2 p m , resldenrn of parents.
near Mnrllnti. N J Int. Eldrldgo Com.. Sit
Luurel N .1 Carriages will meet 10:10 n. m
train from Slarkit st wharf, Phlla , at .Marl
ton station
WRIGHT Slay 12, OLIVER, husband nf
Slarlha Wright (nee Stephonson). Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral Bervlces, Wed,, 2 p,
m . 3I3I Richmond si. (15th Ward). Int. North
Cedir Hill Cem
YARROL1.. May IB. ETHYL C daughter
of Henry R. and Henrietta Ynrroll, Relitlves
and friends, Betsy Ross Circle, No. 12, Ladles
F. or A.. I.nco Slenders Protective Asso.
John Bromley Ben Asso,, Inilted to funeral,
Thurs . 1 15 p m . 3317 N Lee st. Services
Kensington Congregational Church, 2 30 p. m.
lnt private Northwood Cem Remains may bo
Viewed Weil eve
ZCWtFOIS M-iv 13. of 2320 N. 12th St..
MAIKIMIET. widow of Benjamin F Zearfoss,
nged il'l Relatives nnd friends Invited to fu
ll r.i si ri lies. Wed, 2 p. m, funeral apart
tin nls Harold E Mulllgnti 2120 N. luth, (cor
Geriiiantown avo lnt Hillside Cem Remains
mi)' he viewed Tui'S , 8 to 10 p. m AUto
funer tl
ZlEGl.En Mnv 13. S. W cor 10th and
Oxford sts , GEORGE J ZIEGLER, Jr. Duo
notice of funeral will bo given.
MUSIC
RAGTIME In 20 lessons or Sloney Back. Bklt.
mailed frco. CIIKISTEN.SKN Piano Schools.
15J0 Chestnut Si . 3820 Germantown Ave.,
1820 laskpr St. Phone Spruce 00
LOST AND F0UND
BAR I,ost. gold bnr. with large 'diamond In
center. Reward If returned to 2043 Spruce st.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
BELL TELEPHONE OPERATING
The President of tha United States
has pointed to tho great Industrial army
of the nation and to tho necessity for a
generous, unselfish olwervvince of duty
on tho part nf those who may best
bervo In that army.
The telephone system of the country
Is to plav a conspicuous part In tho
conduct of the war.
Boll Telephone operating presents It
self as a vocation for oung women
vi he rein a no less patriotic than valu
nblo eervlco to tho Government may bo
performed.
j If jou are between tho ages of 18 and
22. apply at 100 Slarket rt.. Philadel
phia, any day, exctpt Sunday, between
8.30 a, m. and 5 p. ni.
New employee aro paid while learning
nnd nro assigned to offices near their
homes. Tho work Is interesting, the en.
vlronment most agreoablo nd efficiency
is rewarded by ready advancement.
Comfortable recreation rooms and
dining rooms where meals aro served
at cost In overy Central Office,
Apply Nowl
BT)OKKEEPEiri)oubleentry" bookkeeper for
Inrgo manufacturing house with some knowl
edge of stenography: good salary to start and
e nance for advancement. Address 21, Ledger
Branch.' 617 W Glrard.
BOOKKEEPER nnd stenographer, fairly exp'd;
doubloontry. Berkshire SIfg. Co., 11 N. 5th,
CHAMBEHMAI,
lAMBEHMAip. waitress, reliable woman,
likes children, plnco in country, Protestant
preferred; references Apply Slonday, 12 to
iikcs cm
preferred
l:3tt, Slr.Page. 3H) Wnlnut st
CHASIItERMAID-WAlTRnSS. white, ref. re
quired Call lon or Tues., 434 s. 44th st.
COOK, experienced, white, must bo willing "to
go away for the' summer. Apply Slonday.
Tuesdav or Thursday, at 103 West Slorelnnd
avo., St. Martins, or telephone Chestnut Hill
J"i eariaro pain: rererences requireq.
COOK AND CHAStnERSIAID: 2 competent
Protestant whlta maids, with good references:
Bar Harbor for summer. Apply by letter or
pereonnlly, HU3 Spruce st Slonday morning.
FINISHERS to sew buttons and "hooks and eyes
on silk waists; good pay. Ost Brothers, 031
Market
GIRL wanted, 10 years old, to assist In office;
must have some knowledge of shorthand and
typewriting, state age and salary expected.
1' MS. Ledger Office. .
GIRL to cut threads and cut out from laces on
shirtwaists. Trio Waist Co., 22d and
Arch sts.
GIRL Cooking, waiting," downstairs work: no
wvishlng; ref. req. Phone Ardmore 1344
GIRL, half grown, colored, for light housework.
Apply 1(113 N. 33d st.
GIRLS to pack ciikes and work In toeing room:
beginners puld 0 per week of 54 hours. Keeb.
ler-Weyl Baking Co.. 258 N. 22d.
GIRLS to wrap and box flies; steady employ
menu good pay. Apply 1078 Frankford ave.
IIOUSIWORIC Capable young woman for fam
ily of 2: must bo good cook; wages, S8; best
reference. Call or address 154 E. Stt, Airy
ave., Oermant'wn, or phone Chestnut Hill 062.
LAUNDRESS, and chambermaid, Protestant,
wanted, to feo to Bervvyn. Pa. Call Tuesday
between 11 and 12 at Room 1101, Morris
llldg.. 1421 Chestnut st
SIULTIGRAPH OPERATOR
BLAUNER'M REQUIRE THE SERVICES
OF THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED MULTJ.
GRAPH OPERATOR AND PRINTER: 8PI.EN.
DID OPPORTUNITY FOR THE RIGHT PAR.
TY, APPLY SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
FOURTH FLOOR. 833 MARKET ST.. BE
FORU 10 A. SI.
BLATJNER'8.
OPERATORS, experienced on fanes' wash
M a.a.-ai e Inta nf Mrnrlfr amwl tnav. Tltvanna
SIfg. Co.. 2140 N. Warnock.
PACKERS fllrls wanted to pack waists in
boxes: steady worn, uaney ivuttner at iiaao,
132U-d4 Vine,
STENOGRAPHER, experienced. Reply with full
particulars, age, reference, etc, 1 101, Ledger
uiuce.
STENOGRAPHER Young lady for office; bring
references. S. Beckman & Co., 1315 Clujrry. "
TEACHERS
For summer or permanent work: congenial,
projtable employment! write fully. Address
Jl OOOj IjCUMor veiiiim,
TELEPHONE OPERATOR: experienced. Apply
the Barrett Company, 86th and Gray's Ferry
TUCKERS, experlenoed on Ion and short tuck-Ins-
on shirtwaists. Trio Want Co., 22d
and Arch sts.
WEAVERS wanted, female, en plain white
work! good wages. Imperial woelta Co.,
Main and Hector sta., Manayunk.
YOUNO WOSIEN
Exceptional opportunity to learn a trade; ex
perienced Instructors furnished and you are
paiU wnilO letftiiiiiiai ,uu van urtuiiie rxiieri-
enced In a few weeks and esrn large salaries;
come; try it. Trio. Waist Co.
22d and Arch sts.
V
HELP WANTED-MALE
BOOKKEEPER WANTED A' first-class book-
i.Ar,r nna having some knowledra of real
estatel references required? permanent post
tlon to the proper person. A 128, Ledrer Off,
BOY wanted In accounting room; must be ovet
IS years of age; reference required! salary
17 per week. Apply tho Barrett Co.. 86th
aiiu ui-, ----- -
BOY, colored, wanted, 17 years or, over, for
porter work and make himself generally use
ful. Bring references. I
iui. a M- c1jAh . c'q,. gQ9 cherry? s
BOY, young, colored, wanted to 'clean and
mike himself generally useful in shirtwaist
factory. HANEY. KUTTNKR 4 RAAU,
BOY, 10 yrs., to learn the optical business!
spfendld oppor. for advancement for bright
boy. Wall ft Oohs. 1718 Chestnut st.
BOTS'srantaa. 1$ Teaisj i
HELP WANTED MALE
ConHiturd trom Preceding Cotumn
BOYS, OVER 111 YHAR8 OF A OK, Ton ; EDt
TOIttAL ROOM WqllKi CXCELLLNT OP
PORTUNITY. APPLY TO SIR. RALEIGH,
FOURTH FLOOR, 000 CHESTNUT ST.
BOYS for errdnds. Apply 11, F. Houghton Co.,
210 W, Somerset St.
BOYS wsnttiT, day work. Apply 6th floor, 60
Chestnut st.
CARPENTERS WANTED FIFTEEN! ArPLY
JAMES STEWART & CO., CARE OF W'HtT
NEY GLASS WORKS, OLAS3UOHO. NEW
JERSEY.
CARPENTERS 100 wanted st once. Arply
Thompson-Starrett's new office, Freemans-
PUrg I'a. 1,1,1V IQIH ,LHiri;
CIIAUrFF.UR. experienced on Knox motortruck!
good pay. Pearson A I.udasch'r Lumber Co,,
wesimoreiano. PI, w-irre
,.,Miiiti en i-ci.? cvnluvr.ti
First-class' man for copper pinto and steel
die engraving Apply ..,,,
STOVE!. COMPANY LIMITED
Lithographers and Printers,
Winnipeg fnnadl,
COPYHOLDER WANTED, ON DAILY
I'AI' K llilll liumv; i,ai;i,ii'
i:ri-
NUT
TEH
ENCl'.D PREFERREDl 8AU1Y
WEEKLY. CALL 00 CHESTNt
STREET. FIFTH FLOOR, AFTII
7 I'. SI. TODAY
DRAFTSMAN, structural, experienced! per
manent position: stnto salary and experience.
I' uni, i.euger uince.
DRAFTSMEN Two first-class draftsmen for
high-tension switchboard work wanted Imme
diately V 1)25. Ledger Office.
DRIVERS, capable experienced express men:
must know city, 135 per month to start! good
chance for advancement Apply Wells rnrgo
ft Co. Express, 822 Chestnutst.
GARDENER wanted. Apply 200 Real Estnto
Trust, between B.3H nnd 10:30; ref, required,
HAND SANDERS
VICTOR TALKINO MACHINE CO.
Has vacancies for
Hand sanders
Boring machine operators
Band ro-savv fliers
Rip-sawyers
nttlng-up sawyers
Slnchlno carvers
Veneer Jointers
, First-class machinists
Double-hend moulder operators
Shollackers
Double-end tenon maciilno operators
Window cleaners
Stevedorea and laborers
Apprentlco bdys over 18
IH-hour-we ek schedule
Office hols, HI J ears and over
Fhvslrnl evntnlmittnn necessary. Apply
Victor talking machine co.
Application ofr.ee, .15 Cooper St., Camden. N.J.
BAND RESAW FILERS 48-hour-per-week
schedule, pheslcnl examination necessary, Ap
piv Victor Talking .Machine Co , Application
Office, 3" Cooper at Camden, N .1
HOSIERY Knitters, oxperlenccd. on 8. & W.
machines, best pay, steady work. Slathlas
Bros., 1820 E.Vcnango
J0nPRESS"FEEDKR wanted" Apply to II. L.
Buck, 6th floor, noil Chestnut st.
LABORERS
Laborers, white and colored, wanted for
Penna. 11 R ; steady work, advancement
for men with ability; can board with the
company nt very reasonable cost it desired.
Apply 43 N. 17th st.
LABORERS 100 wanted. Apply nt once.
Ihompson.Starrctt Company's construction
office. Frcemnnsburg. Pa.
LABORERS to handle lumber, stesdy work.
Pearson ft Ludasiher Lumber Co . Westmore
land st, wharf.
LABORERS, men; heavy outside work; good
wages, William Foster, 1208 N, 31st St.
LABORERS wanted, 30c per hour. Apply Ehret
Roofing nnd SIfg. Co., 1322 N. Oth st.
LABORERS for coal jard. good wages. Apply
ivaveny i.u., .mil anil v llliuy ave.
LABORERS WANTED.
BEACH ST.
APPLY AT 518 N.
LAUNDRY Stan for washroom, rilgrlm Laun-
dry Co.. 2831 N. Broad st.
LINEMEN" First-class electric light men:
steady work nnd good wages. Apply William
Foster. 1208 N Slst st,
SIACHINISTB
First-class mon only on heavy.
accurate work.
Bench hands, scrnpers. filers,
fitters, floor hands.
Lathe hands and Stclnle operators.
Excellent working londtllons.
Reply, stntlng ago and experience.
to J. I). SI., Postofflce Box No. 1322,
Phlla.
MACHINISTS. BOILERMAKERS AND BLACK
smiths wanted to work for the Western Jlnry
land Railroad; 40 cents per hour: time nnd a
half time for overtime; married men preferred,
living conditions excellent, rates reasonable.
Apply 21) North 13th st , second floor.
MAN AND WIFE, no children, to take charge
the Sllll Dam Club, near Wayne. Pa, Apply
to SI, Hutchinson, Devon Phono Devon 155,
or to Sum at Racquet Club,Phlladelphla.
MAN AND WIFE, white, steward nnd steward
ess, for club In city. Writ", giving full par-
tlculars. ete... oP (IMLedgcr Of lire.
MECHANIC for Autocar, Packard nnd Dorrls
delivery trucks; steady work, 0 dais weekly;
first-class man only; good wages, Breyer,
Oth ane Cumberland sts.
S1EN Wanted, bollermakers, locomotlvo ma
chinists, cur repair men, laborers, locomotlvo
cleaners. Penna. R. R.lTJl Filbert st.
S1EN, heuvy outside work: good wages. Apply
William Foster. 1208. N. 31st st"
OPERATOR, expert, for Acmo automatic screw
machine. ipply Time Office, Henry Dlsston &
Sons. Inc., Tacony, Philadelphia.
OPERATORS wanted, first class, for Slanvllle
headers: steady work: good conditions, only
competent operators need apply; state wages
required, Abbott Ball Company, Hartford.
Conn.
PAPER "BOXES' Wanted, experienced paper
cutter: eixieptlonal opportunity for right party.
Apply 1430 N. Randolph,
PIECERS wanted Apply John & James Dob
son, Inc., Blanket -Mills. Scott's lane. Falls
of Schuylkill,
PORTERS and window cleaners, whits: steady
employment. 10-hr. day-J48 to 104 per month.
rutiiij i.wmTtf,, luim line IJIOg.
SALES StANAGLR Eastern manufacturer of
automobile Inner tubes wants man, over 3D
vara of ago. as sales manager for thelf
wholesale business In Philadelphia and vicin
ity, experience in tire business not required;
business ability and good references essential.
The tubes have a patented feature which no
other tube has, making our lino distinctive
ana easy to sell. Contract covering several
years will bo made, with liberal commission
arrangcir.ents onabllng our representative to
build up a large and highly profitable business.
Applicants must bo financially nblo to crry
from 500 lo $1000 worth of tubes at the start
This Is an excellent, permunent proposition
with a future. For Philadelphia Interview,
nddrcss, giving telephono number. If possible
M 328L ledger Office. '
SALESSIEN WANTED
A LARGE ESTABLISHED SPECIALTY
HOUSE. CARRYING SILKS. ItinitoVM
NIA. NORTH CAROLINA. SOUTH CART).
viva. Tie-Jvc-aSiM- uni rAtiiiVu4il v-aiiu-
GIVE FULL PARTICULARS IN FIRST" I FT.
TF.R. PREPARATORY TO INTERVIEW M
336. LEDGER OFFICE. '""-"Vll.1V, SI
SALESMAN of pood appearance, strong mental
force and a closer of business, with past ex
perlence in selling securities, real estate off
he map. advertising or book., to wSrk on a
live proposition out of town; expenses pild:
onnorfunltv fnr n llv ..a- ... JT.v'vr
money, assisted by a sensat ona advertisltiS
campaign. Call or write, W. H. Reddy CatrT;
bridge Trust Building. Chester" pi y' cam
a" i" ipu ttiM uinh .-.i . "j".t: i a i
SALESMAN, with mechanical ability, to sell
laaten. 'rTW. 'KWJ'M. "'"y" Z
mm- - - a wws Muuaei VilllJfJ.
a A.Tftif sVM i 4 ""-.":
BALES MAN InramlAswss.n
SSon,ri4ibiywtd.o.!:,,?nu'''r.
.-p lei man
call
SALESMAN with a Ford auto: a splendid aide
llnei .phone, write or call Dlm.Anto.L(tl2
Switch, 890 Bourse Bldg. Phone L?mh.',.JitS'
BAt?n.E3t1.Aj1 L,yllo?'y.l,onyV,'0d "":
BAgofd8aVSn''c,."fo?,;ou,re-.a?en."for1,,Jp!?d?d
opportunity and promotion lor hustler. P Aon 3
treSt"-P"m'er P'"rtt""'" C". 73"' Ma?
ST2TU.Aao!h,,torcV.7UA'mcnanUm',"H
t i -.,., , m. jjuj. sjjju. nil a
TALLY clerks, bright, active; quick at flmraa"
wanted. Manayunk mill, n.'.!! iim.V i!''
w An xa.i intelligent, atlva aM..i ...'.-
s to M years of ai..".o arr,l'KiL55'sns,
EMBROIDERY. WHITE GOODS. ALSO MANi
UFACTUR1NG CHILDREN'S DRESSES AND
MI1JLH1..1, HAB IMMEDIATE VACANCIFH
FOR HIGH GRADE. SUCCESSFUL SALES.
SIEN, CONTROLLING TRADE IN EASTERN
IIPVVCVI If , MI A llFT,u.n..iri. ...l.filV? 4-iliS
HELP WANTED Male'
j:ojMmjmnVn-m,, CesnT"
WEAVERS wanted, male, on m.i. . ?'
f.eco?T.?; XiAti
Y'OUNG .MEN wnnted trT'work In . ,"? "TI1
APPly Swift k Co.. litm"Nrrit,li.n.1;a"tl"g tooi'I
. SITUATIONS WANTED-FjLs-COOIC
wishes position! Stain Ir L
. reference. Call 41137 Ogden st ' '"'erria".'
lllll-'UtiVt 11i'n .. i.L- ' ox "
iiieii- nuisioe, ny rehned. w.tl..."'"" M ud
- r!iit"t .references A in."iiVtre?'r,'1fe'nti .1
0'RJ'L.."''..Whlto7Tgood-7;fer-e-i!!i
mmiiuerxiiii or wuuing. 40I8 SatiVonr,?"! (
uif!ver7eVd.o!;c5,;?t'"'7l.h.
N!4.-i4, Ledger Central, """ent refer,nw" ,1
IIll I'HEKEKPEII. cxp , excellent f7T5Tr
. sltlon in nrst-clas. hotel a lr"V:al,l,
I.MANT NURSE,
A nrliiht. miin- A. .T-. il
good standing wlihes a position of tl!" 1
bin business man or flrmV when uJlf'i. ! 41
uiienes', nipiomacy and tact w oili P, I.: S" J
l3gefC.8lf
oi rcierence given.
WOSIAN for housework.
cry. i
ratn .. ",''"? . "" "ana t.mK.-iJ'i
I 7833 ""-"" ve or phonTsit; ,1
mom
''
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALj
ACCOUNTANT, general bookkeenlnei "n ..J
business experience,
,v '.i ' "mmercia manufietni. vf
ematl.lng, hBher . il
ing. omce sisieina
A 27 Ledger Olllce
ACCOUNTANT, 1
panics, experienced In rV.fi'.J , 'S.K'!!! eon, ll
:.!... -.-...u..-. - .; -.i. --".. vuii'iiion anj '
"imp iniiHKi'iiiriu il
I 4.14, Ledeer P t01
uwi.ui u o iinu iiii-ouniaui
iiiiiiiriri-i'iii-ii .., . . .
.ivi.L,i-L.ii nnu nccountnnt, oung no ." 1
,ed, elcsires position w llero ther. i. I"
neo for advancement, or will keep. J, .
ks at snaro tlmo; good references VJ.!' '
l'iu)eii,
rhanco
Ledger Office. "' A "'. 'V
wuna u. nuniu llllltll EOtHI TAI.MnM. . . .1'
BOOKKEEPER; thoroughly experienced"
live full chargo; excellent refiV..l
exKt,
rled! age 30. anlnrv mnnpaia
...u.nu, c-vviiciii reiereneeii n.-.
Central
" 498, Ui,,t
BOOKKEEPER and offlco manager deilm T
l'onof.responslJ,llity1 nbil l"dr C ??ft i
BOOKKEEPER and collectlonrriiioKSr' J
ihorillllTh V CTTIor l.nr.J I 'in , ',"WMll fl
"-...":". """" i '"i.euge'r utrca. '-
LHAUFI LUR wishes position with private tiS Vf
Iv. .best of .reference for driving Li ' i1
pairing 11 ll.",a. Leilizee eVntrnl
COST H'LERK and timekeeper. eirrleiir.r -J
wains position In South Phlladalatn. .7
In
Camden
A 12
Ledger Office,
ENGINEER Oradunto civil englreer, 11 rei'riH
.-ai.ci ifiii- in i-.iiisiruciion wotk ana survrytns vM
. II 11.-.; Ledger CentfnT '"""' '"!' fB
HOUSEWORK Jananeso wishes position ErT.-'i
vatofttlnlly.:rJra. 308 N 18th it. ' h4
HOUSEWpRK--Japancse wants heuMwoiTi Cl
spnaKsjutiongnsti. Naga, 308 N, 18th it, t
SIAN, 3"i jcars old, marrloiirwan'ts" roshlnn ut '-.I
manufacturer ns assistant to purchtilnt ?M
agent or general nfflto work; willing to do int. o'l
iiiiiih iu iiittho uiiii-eie usciui wnere ttiersui jt
".'ancej for advancement! best of retermeei
. -vi rn... i.eiirer central. f
OFFICE SIAN Correspondent nnd l.trr.: M
Pher; ono who believes In fitting the litter ?
"" .. hhu in ttii.iii(j iilliwris inn tn -V1!
niiawiiu, .-Ajjuriencu in uuveru-nnu and tn
plncrrltiff work, reads Snan J 3S7. Ld. c.
SAT.HS.MAN of exccptloniil nbtlity, widely tal 1
fnvorably known In District of Columbia,
Marylund, Vlrslnia nnd throughout th South, t
deelrfa to makn new connection with unllraltti ll
possibilities ror hlRh-Bran representittoi;
consistent producer: well connected; but intld
pated Congressional action makes chants bib
osflary; hlshrst recommendations. AadreM
H(UR Ledger rentral ;
iSAIaUS.MA'N Have traced Horlda and Qeorttt
a.u jv.iio, 1UIUIUI it ltIK'l (OlslUilBnCa ITIHI V
been travollns for Jobbers, selling eaJdU ini V
oils; wish to form connection with Bitot il
mirurnitllplniT rnnewi tin . innalaA hil.li roa
iiui.uii.ivuiiiiB vs.Jiiiniiijr i iiiaiuio uatiua EtW
ferred, will hulld thorn n Rood business Do.
aid McDonald. I. O. ltox ll4. Daytona Beaeh,
1 lorld.i.
"nri.i rri.v Miiini a.l' 1.L.,U llti t 1
capablo of directing bu-iineHS force, Includlnf
v-it-uun mm nun-1 iisiubi viu uv vvrn tor poii v
nun nere nniniy o produce renuui win m ?i
rccosnizeu una paid lor a -3, i-eager umes, ,
STnN'nr,itArm:ri Spv(rl Mr' exTwrUnr..; . 1
reference; desires position. All.. Ledger Clf. i?M
VOl'N'o MAX '-'.".. married. ood education tni jM
nppenranre. 0 ottrs' office and elllnpr eip- JM
neme, (irt.iren ouisiue potiuion, reierea
I'hone Helmont 2.oS.
lit
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
MUS. NICHOLLS. 1020 Ilalnbrldsn st.. has flrit.
class male nnd female help, all natlonalltteJt ,
vacancies cooks, 17 to $1''. second cooks, Prou '
fstant and Catholic, w. tresses, parlor maldi,
chambormalds, nurses, laundresses, kltcbes. ,
mild, houworkers, also male help, wits
reference. Thoiio Locut H13f
MADAMfir.TZ, :.0." 8. 11th st.. nanti ui
fiipplles whlto help. Telephone Walnut ITU,
AUTOMOBILES
l'or SnJo
FORD OWNERS
YOU CAN' 1UM Till! lIlIAni.IOHTS
ON YOWl CAH WITH TUB
Dim-Auto-Lite-Switcn
PRICE, $2 Guaranteed
ASK YOUR DKALlin Oil ,
R. M. HOOK SALES AGENCY
son ltounsr. nuii.niNti
Ilcll I'liono. Lombard 'J18.
CADILLAC, mill model! new "car, run onU "
4H00 mllcsi new cord tlresi extra tire. IW ,-.
. ,, . 11,1.. ... aaI.b r, Ian. lll.t Ar.F F
paint cxceiieeii cunuiuim. .""'-""''J0": ':
hauled! n snap, net eiulclc. 34! N. Ilroj. ,
runn.t.ACS 101.1 and loin models, ttiorpui-tt
overnauiea, repainieu uuu e.uiii.;. r-e tt i,i
Automolille Snlcs Corp., 142 N. Urotll 1
mt a vnn'li mill '1-r.iirlnir.
CIIANDLUIt lilln Clbrlolel.
CICANDI.l.K 1017 Sedan, 7 pass.
CADILLAC 1IIH.
PAIOI3 10in ltoadstcr.
HCItllUIlT-COOK CO.
N. E. Cor. llroad & Itnce Sprue -
t"'
M
ill. .1. J'lUll
LOCOMOHILIJ 1UIO ii-JO . ,.'(
Flve.pt-cr tourl . TO nted maroon. g tj
!.--.. ..r.A.,aa Aaa. rAf fnlTll V U1S! ftf WW
Wig 0.ls.a.3 ., au JM
.ulna Irinti ntaw rnfilt RHTT1A DflCO. "(J
LOCOMOIULK . ..
2314 Market at., I'Miaaeipms. , ri
P. M. Hainan, Mcr. Hitchftnice Cf PL -.- jJ
"MAItMOaN 115 I01C MODELS
Alou uarti tiua via i""" AT
I.ROAD AND HACD STJtUETS jj
John T. Cunningham. Manager ffsed car uw . q
- - .-ii -., ,--, -."l
MITCHELL, brand new. uneier iuh -"5, ,1
?m seen iu u uiiintri,ii.n- ;"'" ?&
rom. 250 N. Uroad tt.. Phlla. irf
" ph.in.Hrii'A tritelc nnttSi iHp c.
HAYJCOTID Vorm-drlv truck unlta
i
Whw mv mora.
HAYPOIID CO.. 2d nnd Indiana aw.
BTANLBY u.ea kwo.. for fuel. Cfng ,
nne ill I'liunis uucun yuvt" v---.a
Wim.Kr vriTon CARItlAOt. CO. . ,
" Snn. .k......
.O.ll 1.1-rn.iiufc ...
1017 HUDSON Super Six town can ru
mtlei barraln. . ....
U H. O'Neal. Uaed Cur Manawr tv
"""-'! Jjnrnco fiOoO! Key.t- H.Mia
lull VELII3 TOURINO CAH. PU''''hJ ,WS
ii bo. run 400 miles; must sell.
c?ntraij Tieimial
riVE-TON OAnfOHD truck, excellent conm vw m
in dally use! Una dn about 000 inllMI 'jJJJ
cheap, ca.h or terms. 8. 13. Watson Co.. i" J
Callowlilll st. . rrr s .
USED TRUCKS Several we";"0"? JKjSJj (
rannria' irnm i in ii lajiib. n .. a
bodfes. Oartord Phlla. "- "" """-
Wantevi
"..mfni !n?jJ3l
ATJTO LIVEBY AND QABAOjL
INDEPENDENT TAXICAD CO.
Iludaon Munar.Slx LlmoUlitieS. ,.
Epeclal attention to weddings and tunsra
Diamond 64IHI. Never closfd. Pt!L-f-
POPLAH. 1017 To hlro lopan day ;'
i-arK i.o; orana-new u-paaa. wizr,
1.B hour! also brand-new 7-pas; llmjw
.a.uu iniui) wmmillliti iiiii.i..-i - ---.i mlj '
roil HIRE New Oarford truck, with "JIJ.'-J
.. ll l.M..
url wedding., runeraia. "y --
uirura wox Co., loin ana "- .-" IIIM
AUTO REPAIEINO
VALVES
GROUND CAllDON CLBaN" '
titiiiMAre vmviif ,,ifat.r
2121 Vine st.
gpnieal
x ATJTO SUPPIiIEi
TIMKEN DEARINOS HTAT
New Departure Service Sta. The O"
Iai4 Arch St. Ph. Walnut T. '
' ATJTO TIBE3
HEHCULES TIRES
(OlS IB. 60 84x4,. IJI
SOxSH 7.tB x4V4 !
HKltUULKS TIKW l,u B" " "r.,T
YOUNG .MAN, high "school ,...,, . ',
nrefeer.,1 . J.V.. i..rf.n.01 or eollea. Vl.-S.
YOUNG .MAN. nbout lri"or 17 .. i- T"
f"me Knmvledgo nf stenograph? '."a "iSk"
lng, p (ion. Ledger offkc y ni pssVh'.
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