f n ' Sl n fl 8 rf if f? !' it 1 . 5? r is i i 10 fflGH SCHOOL STUDENTS START RED CROSS WORK Boys Make Labor-Saving Band age Machines and Girls Sur gical Dressings HlBh pchool pupils Joined actively tortny In lied Cross activities Hoys of tho North ast High School began work In tho school machine shop on UOO power machines for rolling bandages. The machines will bo installed In sectional lied Cross head quarters In the city. Tho glrN of the William Tenn, Kensington and West Phila delphia High schooH start this afternoon making hundreds of hospital garments and sets of surgical dressings. Both tho manu facture of bandage machines and tho girls" work' on dressings are parts of a plan worked out by the Philadelphia School Mobilization Section of Mavor Smith's Home Defense Committee Olrls of all threo high schools will Kivo evernl hours a day after school to the. making of hospital garments and surgical dressings. Their work Is under tho direc tion of Dr Charles C. Heyl, principal of the West Philadelphia High School. Tho nower mnnliln.. in !. t.lt v... ... Northeast High School students turn out twelve bandagei In tho time It takes to make one by hand Thev can be attached to ordinary sewing machines by removing the tops of tho machines nrnl may lm operated by hand, motor or font power Ilcsldes Installing the in.irhlm-n when they are completed In the lied 1'ronH head quarters. ofTlciali will plaro ono machine with each lied Cross unit called Into service. BKUMHAUOH TO SPEAK Will Mnke Memorial Day Address nt Antictam National Cemetery HAOmSTOWN. Mil . Mnv II --Onvernor Martin (1 Ilnimhiugh of IVntiavlvmiln line definitely accepted the Invitation tr unite the address at the Memorlil Pav excrr'nn In tho Antltinin Vit'unnl f'emelcry. at niiarpahurg. on Mnv Mi and Colonel lleoige W V Vernon and IMw.inl C Ireland, of Ha'tlmorc. will alco tnilto addresses 'iovcrnor lirmiilmupli Is known as one ef tho leading speakers of the country. He has frequently epoken In this riunty ami Is related to some tounty families Ho was for jears a familiar figure nt learners' institutes In this count) FILM FLASHES FOR FANS Manager Albert 12 Hrown, of the Over brook, has designated Saturday afternoon as a time for tho special showing of come dies and other subjects sultablu for chil dren and to bo known as Children's Day The entertainment will begin promptly at 2 o'clock Headers of George Ohnet's book, "The Ironmaster," will havo an opportunity of seeing the plcturlzatlon of It upon tho scieen of the Bluebird on Thursday and Friday, with William Parnum In the lend ing part. It has been movllly named "American Methods." Francis X Bushman and lleverly Ilayno have kepi "Tho Great Secret" for many episodes, but the final ono will bo shown on Saturday at tho Liberty, where It will bo disclosed to tho patrons Surely that Is a record for keeping secrets Tho valuo of the proposed co-starrlng of Mary Plekford and Douglas Kalrbanlta In one production can bo well necn at the Logan Auditorium, where these luminaries will appear this week, but each In their own production The first half will show Miss Smith er Plekford In "Less Than the Dust" and the last half "Doug," emlfH.iryof laughter, In "In Again Out Again " Nance O'Nell, whose work In "Mrs Hal fame," the plcturlzatlon of a well-read book, will be on view at the Park on Wednesday, Is a regular visitor to this her home city Sho Is on expert dancer, but her work as an emotional actrcMt has so far overshadowed her ability to trip the light fantastic "Womanhood, the Glory of a Nation." has been secured for the last threo days of this week at the Jefferson, and Judging by tho popularity of this messnge of our coun try It should prove an Incentive for many Viewers to enlist trelr services for tho country. A strange contrast Is to be presented nt the Ridge Avenue Theatre on Saturday. Mme. Sarah Bernhardt and a Kejstone comedy. Surely that Is a varied bill to suit the tastes of every patron A production for tho warm spring das Is that of "Purity," with tho nature-clothed Audrey Munsen as the central figure. It Is , her figure that has been used as a model for artists and sculptors everywhere The Cedar will present It on Wednesday No Jonger can It be said of Hurla that It Is dark, itnd so It will bo with great Interest that the attraction nt the Tioga on Wednesday will dlsclnso the last 111 phase of this former condition when Alice Itrad appears in "Darkest Ilussla " Philadelphia Is to havo tho flrrt showing of the new French production. "Atone ment." In which Mme. Ileglna Iladct, the Vampire of Paris. Is featured It will ap Brady appears In "Darkest Ilussla." An added attraction for Frldav nt tho Leader will be tho showing of the O Henry story, "Past One at Ttooney's " It has had a large following of readers nnd Is well acted. Louis Bell, publicity director for the , Frelhofer theatres, has capitalized an edi torial which appeared in tho Hvenino Ledoeh. It Is as follows- "What other actress In the world but Sarah Bernhardt could win a visit and a kiss from a statesman so entangled In the colls of public demonstration as Heno Vlvlani? The great and undoubtedly weary diplomat's hospital call on tho artist was a, tribute not only to talent, but to the un flagging force of a personality that helped to make France loved long before wo In dorsed the Republic's policy In arms " He then calls attention to the fact that he will appear at the Coliseum on Friday and Saturday In "Mothers of France " A special attraction for every Wednes day and Thursday at the Fifty-sixth Street Theatre will be one of the celebrated O Henry stories In photoplay Tho first Is "The Third Ingredient." There will be a , complete play every week thirty minutes cf unusual pleasure and entertnlnment These plays are the screen productions of the most beautiful, humorous, tender, pa thetic and the most ingenious stories of this famous writer Residents of Oermantown continue to have presented to them week after week the fulfillment of the promise made when the Stanley Company assumed the direction of the Illalto Theatre. That promise was that every photoplay presented here would be first presentation. Marie Doro in a story of newspaper life, by Channing Pollock and Jlennold Wolf, entitled "Lost and Won," la the feature for today. Three atari will appear In new plays at the Alhambra this week, Patrons will not only have (he opportunity to see such artists as Marguerite Clark, Jack Plekford nnd Vivian Martin In photo-dramatio masterpieces, but they will also witness everal acts of vaudeville headllners. Miss Clark will be the screen star today, Tues day and Wednesday, appearing in her latest aaicceaa, "The Valentine Qlrl,"' rttMgm narormor V ', H. S. WILLIAMSON, OF LANCASTER, DEAD Prominent Citizen Victim of Heart Disease Gave Park to City LANCAHTKIt. Pa , May 21. Henry S Williamson, sltty-four veara old, ono of Lancaster's lending business men, died suddenly .vesterday of heart dis ease. He was a director of tho People's Trust Company and tho Hamilton Watch Company and a trustee of Kranklln and Marshall College, tho Hlilppen School for (Jlrla. tho Stevens Industrial School and Mlllersvlllo State Normal School Ho was tho founder of tho Lancaster l'la) grounds Association, donor of Williamson Park of seventy acres to the cltv and of the athletic field of a dozen acres to Kranklln and Mar shall College Ho was a nephew of the late Isaiah Williamson, founder of the William son School TO USE PHILADKLPHIAN'S YACHT FOR KECRU1TING Tho vacht Surelda. owned by John W. Ponahun, Philadelphia manager of the Maryland Casualty Company, 321 Walnut street, has been commissioned by tho Naval Coast Defense for recruiting purposes Under the command of llnslgn .1. Frew Hall, who was rccentl) In chargo of tho tl rmantown recruiting olllce, tho nrht will visit the different towns on the Iiela ivnm ltlver and Ilav as well as the Schuyl kill Itlver A nvdKitl examiner will lie. on the boat to examine nil Applicants offering themselves for enlistment Hnslgn Hall will lutvo aboard tho Surelda a crew of seven, ono of whom Id William .1 Underwood, who Is connected with Mr Donahue's ofllco and who was (specially transferred from the naval mllllla. of which he has been a member for several ears, to the Naval Coast Defence Iteserve An other member of the crew Is William Whig- ham son of the president of Ihe I'anVgi Steel Company Keel for New Ship Laid WILANCO N J ",i :. The lm rras Ing Importance of tin shipbuilding Industry nlmig the uppci Hn'nwarc una, demon strated licit ilurlni; the last week by tho laying of tho keel at tho Steel Shipyard for tho flrht of two powerful ocoan-golng tugboats Tho boats nro to bo olghty-flvo feet long, twenty-two-feet beam, with 100 horsepower turbine engines will appear In tho stellar role In "The Call of Her People." which Is nn adaptation rioni IMw.inl Sheldon's utility read play, "I2g)pt" Iti contrast tn this dramatic feature there will bo Chester Conklln in thn Kc) stone tomedy, "Dodging Ills Doom." "Womanhood, tho Glory of tho Nation " tho spectacular eight-part photoplay made for tho purpose of hammering homo the terrlblo rt suits of unprepnredness, will bo thn chief nltractlon nt the llelmont all of this week, nnd West Phlladelphlans will havo tho first and only th.inco to s-eo this great pleturu nt tho popular prices that hero prevail When this production ap peared at prices lh.it ranged up to $2 at a theater in the central union of the city persons who desired to see It wero turned away. That such a condition may be met In a measure Is whv the management nt the llelmont has nrrnnged to screen "Womanhood" nt cverv performance during tho net six days Tills photoplay carries out Its mission admirably when it shows how n foreign foo forces thn approaches m .ew torn nnroor lanes tno city with out opposition nnd Invades tho entire sur rounding country, which tho Invaders oc cupy for months until tho forces of the Unlttd States cin be whipped Into shnpr to expel them Commodore J Stuart BlacK ton and Dr Cjrus Tovvnsend Brady, who Jointly wrote tho story, failed to overlook a single point that would add Ftrength to tho play They realized that In all cases of n national crisis ono man stands out in bold relief from bis fellow men us the "mill of tho hour" They also realized that love hate and Intrlguo are necess.ny accompaniments Tho spy system as pin plo)ed by nations Is shown with vividness, as alo Is portrayed what happens to the unfortunate spy who may bo caught The battle scenes are beyond verbal descrip tion They must bo seen to be appreciate They am too. big, tho detail Is too mlnuto for tho limllntMn of tho Hngllsh languago So. too, Is tho work of tho stars and tne cast Indeed, It mav be called an nil-star cast In two of Hie principal roles are Alice Joyce and Harry T Morey Peggy Hyland Is anothir favorite. In the play, aim so Is Joreph Kllgour Others who nro well known on tho htngo nnd In tho films nro Naomi Childcrs, .lames Morrison nnd others, all of whom unite In removing this from tho ranks of the commonplaco movie and making It on appealing and convincing spectacle built on romantic lines. .I.,?7.NDi?Ni 7TMy "; ,Knt".ccA BRANDON r?ii-'.,'1'!',1,lY" J1"1 'r"nds. emploves Ulrard College. InvltvJ to funeral aervlcea, Wert 2 p "l..iri;Mincn. atr.nrr,''. Mr Albert Burrows. !.,: Paul st . Prankford Remains mnv be (lowed Tun . after 7 p in Int. Mt. Murlah ttm BROWN May 20. OEOROE. huaband of Margaret J Hrown Relatives and friends, (.othlo Lndite, Nn 1119 P Hnrt A M . Ilrother njK of Hallroul Trainman, Kenslnvtun l.mUe. No 113 bur of tiie I nlon No 4S, It of A Invited tn funeral aervleen Thurs . 2 n m r.1.!.1 ,.B Norrls st Int iirlvnte North Crilar Hill tern liemalns ma m viewed Wed . after 8 p m CAMPriEIJ, May IT JOHN W CAMP ni.l.l, huiband of Carolina Campbell Bleed 43 Helatlvra and friends Guiding- Htor Lodge, L ii L. No BOJ Int lied to funeral aeriieea Tuea . 2 p m , 4233 Paul t , Krankford Int Oakland Cem. lit mains may te vUwed Mon after 7 p. m CAltnOLl May 20. JOHANNA, wlfa ef Alexander II Carroll. Duo notice of funeral Rlen, 232U I2merald at CAHSADY At Hurllnaton, N J, May in, LILLIAN I.SA1IEI.I.A, wlfo ot Dr. John II Caal aady. Helallvas and friends Invited to funeral. Tue , 1 .10 p m . llroart and Wood it! , llur llnnton, N. J Services 8t Mary's Church 2 30 P. in Int. Odd Fellows' Cem. ,, -'iJ.tiifX.1.1'10!. Chltr Ounner RICHARD H. CIIKNDT, U S N Relatives and frlenda l.oyal Lesion Military Order of Loyal I.eitlon of I'lllted Stales, Invited to funeral nervlie 1M0 I'alrniount ne . Wed, II a in Int tirhnte CLARK -May IS IIIl'HAKD J I. on of lata Jainea 1 and Maria A . Clark Funeral luea 1 p m 121.1 N 21 at Int private. CONWAY May 20 JOHN husband of Mary Conwa Relatives atid friends League of 8a ered Heart. 8t Hdward'a Holy Nama Society; Tron Men's Hoclaly Invited to funeral Wed., S SO a. m . 2503 tj. oth at llleh maaa Ht Kdward a Church 10 a. m. Int. Old Cathedral Cem COON May 20, AUSTIN W. hnaband of Hannah Coon (nee. Caffrey) and son of lata Kdward and Jane Coon Relatives and frlenda, ht. Joachlm'a Holy Name Hoclety, isth Dlitrlct Police llenefleial and IVmlon Aaao. . l'hlla. Lodga, No 64 I O O M Invited to funeral, 8 30 a. m , 4282 flrlacom at , Frankford. Sol. nn requiem maaa Ht Joarhlm's Church 10 a. m Int. Ht Domlnlc'a Cem CORCORAN Suddenly, at rittebursh, Pa , May 1(1. laeut WILLIAM J CORCORAN, oi Company c 3d Reslment. NOP. aon of Mary and the lata William 11 Corcoran, aged 27 RelaMyee and frlenda, also officers and membera of 3d Regiment. N (1 P. and the em ployes of Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Invited to funeral. Tuea.. S 30 a m , mother's residence, S333 Vina st Solemn hlih maaa ot requiem at Church of Our Lady of Victory 10 a. m. Int. Cathedral Cem COULSTON. Fifth month. Seventh-day 10th. 1CATK p.. widow of William C Couleton Relative! .and frlenda Invited to funeral, Fifth month. Fourth-day. 23d. In m . from real. denee of her brother-lndaw, Robert O Savage, 4228 Cllrard av. Int. private. Auto funeral. Friends may call Third-day evening, 22d Nor rlstnwn papers pleaaa cony CROM1K. May 10, JOHN CROMIB. aged TT. Relatives and friends, T. M. K. Lm Post, No, B. p. A. R.I Survivors of 121st Regt., Penna. Volunteers. Invited to funeral services. Wed., 2 p. m., tan Ilenson st,. Camden. N, J. Int. private. Friends may' call Tuea,, T to a p. m, Cl'RRAN,- Suddenly. Moy 18. ANDREW P.. Jiuebahd of the lata Catharine Wakefield Curran ,1M...fl??,?.) H!tlves and friends, employes ot Wolf Uroe, Invited to funeral Tuea., 8 30 a. m , 2055 North st. (21st and Falrmnunt ave.) High mass of requiem St. FrancU Church. 10 a, m. Int. Cathedral Cem. .JJAyi?trHW!!0t.l(' Camden. N. J.. TIIEO P.nE & DAV'?. hJtlv and friends. Trinity ljodxa. No. IT. I O If i vUnu ciMi. xrl M. of A,, and Wlldey Lodge. I. o. O. F .' Invitee! to services, Wad., 8 p. m.t ITS. tlroadway. Brldgjton. H. J Thun., a ..m, Jat, Ovarlook (& EVENING LEDGER - DEATH .DAVIKfl -May Srt. AHX J, wMow of John lJAvlfi, Mtcit 70 Notice of funeral Inter DHVMff May 1 rUAMMH Kon nf JumM M and Mnry 1; Drvlln (n( Maxwell) hkM 1H, !tMntlrn And frlfti't Kunl Tribe. No 313 I O H M . lnUi1 to fiinfrnl frr-rvlrfji Thiirn S d m imrfnU' rfMn mm K Will l ma t Int rrlvatp. North cvdur Hill On. Jtc mtina may b lewwl WrU 8 to 10 p m Dnoilttj May 18 MATlUAi huabanI of lat Ontharlnn Drnhll ItrlntUf and frkml. Ht Vary' a Holy No mo JnrMy Invited to fu neral, Tu"a. ISO in ror Irrlndton ac nnd MHUipII at , Itoxboruunh IIpqiiItii niai Ht Mar "hurrh 10 a tn Int. Ht Maryn CVm HoJtboroush IllTfSY tjv 17 at Audiilmn Mnnttrnnifry Cn, Va VlM.1Af W mi:V. affff! 43 Mela. UiM and frtndu InvltM to funeral arlcra rtKll"nr( mnlhfr-ln law. Mr H1ah LMT H 12th t , rhll . Tuea . U p m Int Kfrnwood lU'PKr May 20 rilAVriM I himhanfl of Klla Dulls (ne Ilurkleyt fteln(hfl nnd friend A.tlvo limorratlr Anno , North' aal Irno rnllc (Mtjh iniltM to funeral. Thura H .to a m, Sfllt K t'lfarfleld at Koh inn requiem maa fhunh nf Nativity 10 n m Int Holy f'ros Cem Auto funeral rMIIKIt May 20, THANK AnMHTItONO hunhand of Into Annie !her fne M.MonUil) tH at ann "f Into M V nn I Kmtni A lhr Hjtfx 3' Iflatlva nnd frlenda tmltrd to fit iifral Wed J n m 411 H Taney at moth nn'l IMn ala I Int Mt Mnrlah fVtn Hemnlns tnav ( lettil Tuea. H to 10 p m r-ircilNKIl M iy 1 IIOina Krt'HNnn ne- Ma lert uldnw of ilnrp Ilurhner aited 7.' ftetflilvia and frlenda uiemhera nnd I.arllea Aid J.mnntiH lnnit Mill tatiiheran Church, Uli tnd arpentrr am invtteii m funeral aeriipa Wd , -' p in 1717 .'d t Int lVrnwood Com rAHUKM.Miy 18 .MlltIA W (nea Win rhtatr) whiow rif latma T J'urrrll. i ed till ltelntleK ancl friends int I ted to funeral arv Icea Tuva 10 30 a tn . raMenco, Wiat I'olnt In Int Mll.atnwn Hi Ml it m rllVlil.l. - Mnv 2ii, ftuddrnly. at Ventnor. N J CHAItl.KS V . huabind of Anne V Vat uell ine! rnraon). ltesldenco. 100 H Troy ae NotleA of funeral later ri;illt-May IK FURDCfltrKA wldnw of John Ihr aged 84, Itelntlvea and frleirla In filer) to funeral aenlces. Tun , Di m (lerman I opt Int Hum for AKed Toj.1 Hlslnp Hun ne . Tot rhnan l'hlla Int Mt 1'iara i'tn mil. -May IS ciiakm:h W.IU Sr . liuMiiind of lute Marj II Kel Itelatt nnd fr lentli i Ian & Nni hoi Hen hoi M Heine II ho htv einployfi of t'lHSt Na hod H-fW ltitf ''o invited lo funeral nenj(cu Tu If p in nlileni 1811 11th at Int North wood Vm Omit Itow era riHIIKH Mnv Hi JOHN V huahiiid of I. mm i i; I Hher (ne Mlnnlch) aed ,17 KHi lllu titlil fries. ltflai IhltltAcI f n filtib.nl aa.ilans I Tues K n in . l?.itl Van Dyko st , Tacony. Int Ht John's fNln, llazlton I'a. ri.KHIIOI'lt May ill. JOHN II Kf.IISHOI'II nffed 71 Heltitlves and frlenda lnlted to fu neral 'liiea. .1 ii. m . iRtTir'a reeldenc Mra lllrntn V Hunli Ivland, Pa Int Hatboro M i: i in Trnln leaves Iteaillne Ti rinlnul 1 41 n in for Ivyland loitT Mnv Hi, at llurtlnnton. N J AI, rlll.DV lllflINIj diught-r of lato Charles I' ind It.txt.a Tort funeral scrxlcea Ht Mir a r hiin h Iturllnirtnn Tuce 3 I'J p m Inf St Mnr a 1 nr ii jii ! ill. '.M, '11.11 - Ml IP f'XTIIIUll.vr f l. " nl'iim i f I r 'iillither It liil nrnl , Irl n,l it II rl ti flinirul WVd . 1 'lit III I n7 I'lHi ii Mini rf solmn requl.m i Mir-I .if .Si I, ! ill Mil III i in Int nl'l i ith dr il i'i in Auto r , IIOI.1H.I ItH Mm I'I I lti:i)A ilnmhl r nf Ilernard nl latf Martini OnlJherv UIMoh and friend In lt tl to funeral Tuea In I'i a in IMPi I'll.Tord at Int. Mt C irnr I t . m N'o How ' re (IIIA1T -nn Ma VI IfllT WILLIAM II . Iiuliard nj lulli firacr (nee o'Connelll Tuniral frorn "11M H Knionooil Ht . due notlm of hlih will li Klen tllti:r.NU(i()I HudJcnly Mnv 11 ritAHM.i t fllti:i:VMK)Ii iik.,1 lit ltclatlwi and friend lmlted to nerlcea. Wed. H p in i'natelllf rrrahyterlan Church. CoatcstlHc Tn Int prlate OWlNMITT Mnv 1 HA11MI ANN' ldo nf Thomas Onlnniltt aired .11 of lllj U l.e high a Tunernl nnd tut irlvati- 1 ue nfl from ohv. r II Hdlr Hld IH.'O t'hietnut hi HICKS May I'll. Ie JOHN 1). huM. ind of Irene II lllika and Hon of Kmnm and late Joneph Hlika. ngod II Itelathri nnd friend Invited tu funeral nervlcra Weil 'J p in I'lrnt lteformed t'hunh of America cor lr-th unit Ilauphln ta Int private Itininlni mav ho Viewed nt l.'.Ut N lTlh at Tun after K p m HOrrwWIKIl- Mn L'l) HAI1A1I Ht I.I. he loved wlfo of t'hrltlan Ilnrfinnater. nged 7T llelatlvea nnd frlen I liivllnl to funernl Wed. 3pm. Mill I.nnidm nn HVe Inf private 11000 May 20 Ji:.NMi: f f rranU Hoot- Itelntlvea nnd frlind Invited tn funeral Thlir H 'HI a in 1H1.1 N '111, at hulemii high inni of rerjulim M Mnlulo ("hun h 111 n m Int Holy Hepulrhre rem Auto fum nil III UIIIJM -May IS. ,,t I1-, NU 31 "t a Ml.ltl'X JANB ulfn f I.lcvvHIvn Hurhea Itelntlvea nnd frlenda Invltid to funnul a. rv ':' 'r'"V,,2 ''. m,...',irlor."f Albert I. Ileera Hon l',l N Si'.l et Int Amerlmn Me chnnlia' i em IrlduN mav mil Mon, nftrr 7 ,II''ItI.K;" May tn MAIlOAniJT wlfo nf Tlmnthv Hurley Il.lallv.- and frlenda Invited In funeral 'I hnra . 7 ID a in rnl,lnee lis Iiinbnril et Hlah nna of rwiulem Ht Jeseoh'a Church ti a, m Int i ntheilrnl I'em Iltlll.AN- May 111 i;ilAKI h Hr . ann nf Into Clemont and Ahlsnll Irelan. nijed f2 Itela tlva and frlenda Richmond I.oi1e 0 '4n I O O I , Inalia Trlla No .1711 I fl It M emplojea Derrnln Hand i'o Invited to funeral jcrvlcea Wed 1 p tn realdencn of aon. ao7.-. K Vennneo et Int prlvnt . Oikland Cem ltemnlna miv he viewed Tue 8 p. m KI'ir-HMKR Mav so t'HAIIMis II. hua hand of Hosh Kelihllm (nee Wlrthl Itelntlvea nnd friend Invited to funernl aervlcea Wed - p m 1VJ, N 1,-iwrence at Int private. North t'eilar Hill 'Vm Remain may he viewed Tuea 7 to II p m Auto funeral KKIf.MAN - Ma III. UUOHUK II KKIIy M N huehnnd of t'atharlnn Krilman (nen Kunkl. need (111 Itelnllws nnd frlenda, Inter national Wool Cnrver' Aao . and emploxe of Victor TnlMnir Mmhlno t'o . Invited to funeral, Wed 'J ti m JS'js Minder at Int Weal L.aurel Hill Ci m Frlenda may call Tues. 7 to Ii ii m Kl.l.l.Y -Maj 17. KillN.hunnd of Cath arlne Kellv (nee Mcllvalne) Relatives and frlenda Invltid to funetal Tue ,8a m . 2831 Alter at (28th and i:ilwnrth eta 1. High nam of requiem Ht Anthonv a Church. I) 10 a. m Int. llolv Croa Cem KI.I.IS'STrillin -Mnv 20 HAltUV, beloved huHlinnd of lato Marv Klelnatuber (nea Van Horn!. Itialdenie r.31."i (ilrard live. Due notice nf funeral will hn Riven kri'.NZlX-Mnv 20 ,it Ilattlo Creek Mich cahomm: v kukn.ih,, widow nf c. a Kuenzcl formerly of sol N. 2d st . l'hlla Due nothe nf funernl will he Kiven I.AHItnCHAU -I'lfth Month lRlh, ItOriEnT hualiand nf Katie I,. (nea Itelnhnrd) nnd eon of Alhert and Inn fennle I.ahmchar nxed 31 rtela lives and friend, also Itadlant Htar I.olce vn f.00 T and A M.. Tetonka Tribe. Ko. 32l' I OH M Tiicon5 Lodge No 238, I OO T Waehlinttnn Camp o lfm r O. K of A Hrevvlnu HiiKlneera I'nlnn Vo 28n. emnlovea nf the Commonwealth Ilr wlnir Co. Invltfd to funeral Tuea p m 'JSI'l Jenka t . llrldea- I'l'vfed Mon..C8Jfr ,',,'U Vn"' """""" ' "' i.r.rsiiN Mny iii Ai.nnnTi.N'R rj:rsrM Ilelatlvi nnd friend Invited to funeral eVj 1c, e Tuea . 1 p in r. aldence nf aon-ln-law William McKnlKht .',721 N 2d at Int No,.: wood Cm -urvil ,vH.N'S0f.Ml, I". ni.EANOn widow of William I.ln;on aaed 70 Helatlves nnd friends Invltid to funeral aervlci-a Wed aim I!.'.'."'", realdence. Mra Clarn Illake. 4liU K 12th t I.ounn Int private " LOFTl'S May 18, WAl.Ti:n son of lata John nnd Mary Loftua IteKitives atid-rrlend. Holy Name Society nf Ht John the, llantl.t Church, Ht John's Dramatic t'o .invited to funeral Tuea 8 30 a m. 248 nector at ivomorouan noiemn requiem mass Ht John tha Ilaptlat Church 10 a m Inl M j,ffl Cem AiaisililAM -jh 17 JAMKS eon of lata John nnd Catherine Lnncrcnn llFlatlv n.i frlenda Invited to funeral Tuea H 3(1 a IS parlors of Arthur J Homers. 230 Queen at Sol. emn mass of requl-m Ht Philip a Church 10 a m Int Holy Crosa Cem I.OOI'i: : May III. JOHN eon of William and Hannah I.oau- (nen Cojle. at0 r DovvnlniT Count Ii.ncBal Ireland Ueiativea and fr enVi. invited to funeral. Tuea, D n mt"j,.J, ." e,th st lllKh masa of .requiem Ht Anthonv lh."J7,. i 3" .'.' m'. .lnt ",,1r friaa Com 1.0HKNZ --.Mny in. at Oceanville N T npniMl V husband, of Louisa Loroni (nee Welas). aced 80. Ilolatlwja and friends South, wark nutthera' Ueneflclal Society Houth I'lilla. S.huelien Society. Neckterleln Hoclety And Iieir Drlvera Union So 182, Invited to P?Jniraf laUnr-ln-law'a resldenoe Christ Wels Ocean )llr, N. J. Wed. 2 p. m. int Oceonllle 'fflaCTIKR May 19. ANNA. OIlrlCN widow of William Lawrenca M.aotler, of Philadelphia Hervlcea Mon.. 5 p. m,. Connecticut ave and Itradley lana Chevy Chaaa, Md. Int. South Laurel Hill Cm.. Thill ul MAltllKN May 10. JOHN P.. huaband of Sarah Marren (nee DownliK) nnd aon of Patrick and lato Sarah Marren (nea Hannutan) Ueia tivea and friends employes of John Wanamak er a night watch invited to funeral, luea . s 10 a m , llilfl N llodlno at High mass st Michael's Church 10 a m Int. Holy Crosa Cem Auto funeral MATTIIIIWS May 1R HBNKY aon of late I.udlam and Itachel Matthews Itelntlvea and frlenda. Vessel Owners and Captains' Aim . ond tho Deep Waterways Aaao , Invited to fu neral services, Tues , 11 . m . 1414 N. 15th at. Int. private Krlends may call Mon.. 8 to 10 p. m Auto funeral. McnillDE May in ANNA 11.. wlfo of jrd and Maria Fullain Iteiatlvss and friends Ldy ol Lourdes Hen Hoc., ot Gloucester, ti. J , invited to funeral. Wed.. S 30 a.-m,. Bjfg !: rlsh st. Weat rhlla lllgh mass of requiem Our Lady of Victory Church 10 a. m. Int. IIoS Crosa Cem Auto funeral. McCI.KI.LAND May 20. MAnOAnRT, dauahter of lata aeorjto and Kllzabsth McCleV land Itelatlves and frlenda Invited to funeral aervlcea Wed 11 a m 0010 Wakefield at . ltn Int private Itemalna may bo Mewed Tuea eve . McII1:NHY May 10 KLIZAIIETlt. widow of James Mcllenry Helutlvea and friends Invited to funeral Wed s a m . 1114 llulnuridea at Solemn requiem masa Ht Paul's Church U.30 I.ONEHOAN n in int new i aineurai i em, McNICnOu May SO JIILIA C.MeNICIIOI, (nea Shanahan) wife of Thomas J. McNtchol Helatlves and frlenda Invited to funeral, Thura 8 a, m 1231 B 24th st . Holemn requiem mass St. Anthony's Church 0130 a m. int. Holy Cross Cem, MBNNB. May 20. MAIlY FRANCIS, widow of Addis P. Menns (nea Marshall), Residence, 1810 N. 26th st. Due notice of funeral, MONTnOMKHT May 10, JE8MIU. wife of Robert Montaomery, Relatives and friends In vlted to funeral aervlcea. Wed., 3 p. rn.. 4014 N. Cth at. Int. Hillside Cem.. via funeral car Remains may be viewed Tues., from 8 to 10 p. m. MonrtELL. At Lanshome. on First-day, Fifth Month 20th, IIBNItY NEWDOLD .MOIlt HELL, aied 71 years, Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, from his lata residence, Langhorne, on Kourth-day. Fifth Month 23d 2 p. in. Trains for Langhorne leave Heading Terminal 12 S3. NOLLBNUUROEK May 10. ErjEltHAItD F. NOLLliNilEUOEn, husband of Sophia Nollen bergtr, aged 60. Relatives and frlenda. Car penters' Union,- No. lOSli fJeorge Cssllnnr Boa Utn, Socletri Phlladtlphla Council, L. O. R. O., Invited to funeral, Tues., a p. m 4050 N. Franklin at. Int. Northwood Csm. NUOKNT-Mar 18. JOHN, htujband' of late Rose Nurenl. RltlTa and friend. Invited, to fttoeral. Wed., J0 a. m lit) W. or4 et. PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, MAY 21, 1917 iii:tii lllah mass HI. New Cathedral Cem Q'DO.VNIILU May 10 JAMI1? F Cl'IION NIII.I.. Ilelatlvea nnd frlenda, St Patrick" lien. Hoclety. No r.4J. I I" H f . UIJ, . No .VI. A (J II In Ileal to funeral, Tues , , .10 a m residence of J I Donohue. Bliio Market et lllah maaa of requiem Church of Our Lndv of Victory 0 ft tn Int Cathedral t em t) NIlll.L Ma 211, MAV ilnuthter of Inte John nnd Mary t Neill Notice of funernl will he alven from brntlnr-ln lavv'a realdence. Harry A llarranh 770 N 20th st ,..,,, , PAIL May 10 JOHN W. PAl'L. areil 72. Funernl aervlcea. Tue . 2 P m.. daughter-ln-law's reldence Mra Minnie Irey Paul. 3112 N Ilrnad t Int private l'i:NNi:i'ACKi:il Suddenly May 18. MOfl. niH V husband of Cora () Pennepaiker (nee (loodaire). aged I") Ilelatlvea and friends. Re. tall llrncera' Aaao Invlled to aervlrea Wed 2 p m. resldetl. r, 11131 N 5-"d st int private Frlenda m.iy call Tues eve 7 -T) tn 0 IIOHIIIITS Fifth Month llilh. MARTON" O. llolinilTH, 1317 N llouvler at Funeral aerv he nnd Int private Friend may lew tha remalna Third diy. 22d lo a m RI'llICAM May If MARTHA If widow of rieorgn Riiblram Relatives and friend Invited In funeral aervlcea, Tues .2 p, m , chapl nf Andrew J llalr Hon Arch and intli ala Int private Itemalna may be flowed Mon . be- i'tnlLlROW" Mnv 10 rilARLIIS. huhand nf late Rebecca Iludderow. aged 88 Relatives and frlnda Invited lo funeral Tues ,1pm. residence of aon In law. l.ber tl Hutchison .'21 N Snth at Camden N J Services llethel M I! Church 3Hth and Weatneld ave 2pm Int private llcthei Cem Remain mny be viewed Mon eve ,.,,.. SAI l.ll. vm viu i i,, iiii.iii.cii Hir nt Henrv Hauer. Helntlve and friends Invited tn funeral, Wed 8 .in n m . from lh realden nf her aon, llmrv Sauer. Jr . 0221 lllmwrmd ave High requietn maes Chun h nf Most Hlceed hacrnnunt lo a. m. Int. Holy Cros 'Ki'llMl'.VK May 18. I1.MMA MAY S IIMl'NK ne Oulnn) wife nf John A. Schmunk aged .18 Ilelatlvea and friend Ton guwiv Council. No no D. nf I' , Invited to fu neral aervlce Tues. 3 P m. residence of mother, Mra ntninn Jnrrett 2in N Ki.lrhlll at Int Mt Vernon Cem Remain mny be viewed Mnn 8 to 10 f tn SCULLY May 10 JOHN JOSEPH huband nf lato Anne Scull 'nee Carroll) Relatives and friend Invited to funeral. Wd . 8 30 n m. 420 N 82d at Solemn requiem raw" Our Lid) nf the Ilnairv Church l'l n in Int Holy I roe Cdn l.ivpinelcr imtii ra ciiti SHIIlt May 18 I'llHDUItlCKA widow of John Sehr nged 81 Ilelatlvi a and friend Invited to funeral aerv he 'lue ,1 p m llermiiti Dnptist Home for Aged 7021 Rtlng Sun ave , Foie chase. Phlln Int Mt. Peace Cem SBMPL1: Mnj 18 THOMAS husband nf lata Catharine Semple and son nf Hmma and lite Matthew Hemple Itelntlvea nnd frlenda, Rlbla ( laaa Nn 0 Union Tabernnclo Presbyterian Church. Pnutaxet Tribe No 143. 1 O. II M . employes Metropolitan Life Ins Co , Kensington Dlat , lnvlttd to funernl, Tuea . 2 p. m , 42J i: W'lldey at Int North Cedar Hill Cem. Re mains miv be viewed Mini , 8 n m. HIII'HTllIt Mnv 20 IIF.IIKCCA F. widow nf Cliiitun N" shuler ni.cil 81 Relatives and friend Invited ti fin. l Wed 12 noon ann Inliwa riell.ii'i llitr II Uvnna Hurffvllle V J S rvlci ii Phi ri. M I: Church 1 jo ii in lm i: ' h "i n i i.i S.us Mv I" lll-NRY F hubu id of II 1 i ."-rmi in H nn 'I ml itre, - Rr I i th und fr ends WmIIm S Newhnll Pusl No 7 U A II l una kalnk Trlb.. No 120 I tl It M. Nevvhill iltinrila F A. No. I Invlii-d to funeral Wed 2 p in. lis II l.lv tnaatoun at Int PnlniT llurlnl (Irnunda Ile innlns ma be view-id Tuea H to 10 p m SMITH Mav III M KATII. widow (if Ornn 111 Smith nged ill Relutlvia nnd friend Invlled In view rrmaln Mnn 7 tn n n. m par lura of nmmuel Aahrr wun 10(i2 Diamond at Int I.andravllle Pa llradlni; nnd Lancaster papers ropy HM1TII Miimenly Mnv 17, THOMAS If lm. hand of Jessie M KmltU. aged .18 Funeral services and Int Red Linn York Co., Pa . Tue nfternoon Tnln leave Hrond Ht Hta 8 40 a m Remain may ho viewed Mon , 7 to ! p m , 3322 Larchwnnd nve SMITH May 18 JANI1 PAT TON widow nf John Smith Itelitlvea nnd friends Invlled to fur.trnl aervhea. Tues. II a m . 7HU N. 23d at Int private Auto service. HPATZ - At Ilnertnwn, Pa., nn Mny 20 IIU7 (i:OR(lll K SPATZ hualiiml nf Maggie Spatz. nged 7.1 enr Relative nnd friend nro Invited tn atten 1 funeral, on Wed May 23, nt 10.10 n m , from III home tloyertown. Pa Services Falrvlew Chapel Int. Fnlrvlevv Cem. STALKY. Mav 18 at renldenic. 2551 N. Corllea St.. SARAH K . wlfo of Andrew Stalev nnd daughter of late Jarrett nnd Mary Hurst Ine-v Iluckel Servlie and tnt private. STKliN -Mnv 10. SARAH J , widow of Samuel Steen aged 77 Ilelatlvea and friends Invited to funernl aervhea. lues ,2pm residence nf son nV-Ml Rnxmall nve. (f.nth nnd Raltlmoro nve I Int irlvute. North Cedar Hill Cem Auto funernl HTIlRNIimillKR - May 20 SOLOMON nt'D STLRNHKIKILIt husband nt Hnttln Sternberger at Atlantic ' It) itelntlvea and friends Wll llameon l,odgo No 3t)'l F nnd A M , Royal Arch Chapter No l.Vl Atlantic city H p o II, invltnil to funirnl aervlci a Weil li n m Marhure Apta Atlantic Cltv N .1 11 10 a. m , chapel nf Mt Slnnl em . Philadelphia TnCS Mn 18, ANNIH K . widow nf Robert C Tees, oged 83 Ilelatlvea ond frlenda Invited to funeral Tues 2 p m , ISO Myers ave Cheltenham, Montgomery count), Pa. Int. priv ate Cedar Hill Cem THOMAS Mav 10 JIAOOin D THOMAS wife of llsnner Thomas Itelntlvea and friend invited to funeral services, Thura 2 30 p. m 1843 S Tront st Int Kenwood Cem Re. mains mav be levved Wed ce TOOMIJY May 18. KMMANIIKL THOMAS,, son nf Kmmnnuet T nnd Alice A Toomey and grandson of Kdward and Rosanna Reynolds aged 21 months Itelntlvea nnd friends Invited to funeral Tuea ,2pm residence, of grand parenta 528 8. Water at Int Fernwood Cem Avito funeral TROUT -Mav 10. FRANK n TROUT. 4317 Aspen jit . aged r.7 Relatives and friends In vlted to funernl aervlcea. Tues.. 2 p. m., par lors of H P Frankentleld Sons 30th and Spring Garden Int. private TUtinND May 10. CAROLINA TUOKND (nee I.udman) widow of Joseph Tugend aged 01 Rvlatlvea ond frlenda invited to funeral services Tue 2 p m daughter's realdence. Mra. Laura Sllberberger 12UU N Crease at Int private dreenmount Cem Remains mny be lewd Mon 7 to 0 p m Auto service WALKER May 19, UDITII UI.KANOR daughter of Ied and Alice Walker aged 22 Relatives and frlenda Invited to funeral aerv lcea Tuea , .1 p in partnts' residence 3JI K Walnut lane dtn Int prlvatvi Remalna may he viewed Mon eve WATSON May 18 CLARRVCn M. WAT SON ' Relatives nnd friends Invited to funeral services. Tues ,2pm. 1830 Hhunk st Int. private WDAVKR May 20 KATHRYV AtrNr.S WRA VliK. daughter of Thomas II and Miry A Weaver, aged 22 Rolatlves and friend Invited to funeral, parent' residence, 1811 8 Cecil at , West I'lilladelphli Wed 8 a in Hlkhmuai at Church of the Iileesed Sacrament y n m Int private. Poltsvllle papera ph-ase copy WJ1ITEMAN - At lladdon Heights N J May 10, LAJ'RA It widow of fharlta J White man, nged 3. Ilelatlvea und friend Invited to funeral aervloes Wnl ,2pm daughter'a rel dence Mra Anna F Miller 0140 Webster at Wet Thlla. Int private ' WILF.NT May 18 nt 2110 N 2d st , ELIZA RUTH, eldest daughter of late John nnd Mar garet Wllent Relative and friends Invlled to funeral aervlcea. Tues . 3 p m . David II. Hchu)ler llldg . Drond and Diamond ats Int private. W ILL1AMSON. At Lancaster. Pa 'Mny n HENRY 8. WILLIAMSON. Relative. .-! friends Invited to funeral services. Wed " p m.. Upland Lawn, Lancaster, Pa. Int nrf late. Omit flowers prl WILSON. May 10. LrjTTIH V. daughter of William M ond Margaret A Wilson fornVerlv of 2171 Conbn at (lermantown. aged 30 Rela tlves and friends Invited to servli ee Tue, in p. m . residence 2033 Fletcher st Int private" WILSON May 10. LF.TTIK V daughter o William M and Margaret A W llaou formerly of 2171 Conlyn at , Oermantonn aged 30 Relatives and friends Invited lo s-rvlcis Tues 2 pm, 2033 Fletcher st Int private W1TTB - May 10, HAIIRY L WITTI1. Rela tives nnd friends. Lodge No 270 H, p o n Invited to funeral services, Tues, 11 a'm' Chapel of Andrew J. nalr & Son. Arch and 10th ats Int private WOLFF May 18 ANNIE V, daughter nf lste Henry and Hannah Wolff (nee Iluti) lleli. tlve and friends Invited to funeral serviced Tues 2 p tn.. 2B20 N 8d st. mt private! Re.' mains may be viewed Mon . 8 to 10 p m. Auto funeral WOLSTENCROFT May 18, WILLIAM WOL8TENCROFT. aged 83 Relative, and frlsnda, Cheater Lodge, No 2H3, I. O O F Z' ctuXlX' Pa" ,lNil lo 'u"rl rvlces; Tues . 3.80 p m . 1877 Harrison at , Frankford Int. North Cedar IIIII Cem rranniora SPRING ItESOHTS -AXIfANTJ" CITY. N. J. Galen HalC ATLAfVTItfJTViM .1 " I l-xti! J rT,n -1 n i. i - . J.ivJLVlonu.UUlIUlvJUUIIl H t,d ror it's supiriorrPL ii lf"f nna Bsrvice.-- .'i tl ionic ond curetlvo baths, WflUI n'CuHEATEST HOTEL Slit HIE LEADINS RESORT HOTEL OF THE WORLD Marlborogi!3leiiliuiii ATLANTIC Cmr.N. J. OWNEDSH1P MANAOCMKNT. JOSUH WHITE t, SONS COMPArfy Westminster Kr.'. near Reach, jatv. to water. 110 up weekly, 12 up dally. Clvas. Ruhr. I1EDFOHD SPRINGS, PA. Bedford Springs (Pa.) Hotel & Baths A MOUNTAIN PARK OP 3000 ACRES Play, rest or take curative waters at this delightful mountain resort. Healthful climate: modrnly appointed hotel, Every outdoor and Indoor dlver.loni good motor road., Alao famous Magnesia Rath, and Mineral Watera that equal those of celebrated Eurowaa resorts. Excellent accommodation! for motorists, .. Opta vflatunlar, Janet t4 n H. K. Semi. Mgf, M. C, Swe.nr. XtfU UtT. ATEST HOTEL Slid ES3 I OREATEST RESORT I PAHCEIi POST Diamonds Bought IIUSI.Nr.SS STRICTLY COXHIIKNTIAL Wm. Fisher ISJ f-Ot'TII 8TII STRKKT EDUCATIONAL Before Going to a Spanish Country TAKh A SHOUT t Ot'liRK In Spanish Practical Conversation AT The Berlitz School of Languages l.MI (IIF.vrSLT HTItl'.KT (Over Rlker & liegeman a Pharmacy) MUSIC HAflTIMIl In 20 lessons or Monev Rack Dklt. mailed free ( IIUPTI.ShN Piano Schools, ir,20 chestnut St 3820 tlermantown 1320 Tnker Ht "hone Spruce 007 PERSONALS li'ASII Ii-lltid Jivvlsh iKiardlng home for cnlld In vlnnllv nf I' of Pa Juvmlli Aid Smlct) .-,111 N Ith at WANTED i loud Jewlh boarding hnmra for ihlldren Juvmllx Aid Smlet). .Mil N Ith at LOST AND FOUND URAf'ELET Lost, gold wrist wntch bracelet Saturda morning Initials M. () D , J. E Caldvvill on face, liberal reward If returned to Caldwell t. Co L Juniper andChestnut ats 11ROOCII Lol, diamond lirooch, containing 21 diamond mounted In platinum (I 0013 I K (' A ( o etnuiped nn batk, Thuradiy on Cheat nut st tlo 211th Reward J E Caldwell A Co fhistnut nnd Juniper sta DOQ Lo,t a young lrlh ti rrler. nhout n wiejt ngo Ilr Oeorgi Wnodwnrd Mermaid nnd M fnlllim "I Telcphom. I hestnut IIIII 4.1 Hwird IIANHIIA'1 lllnik patent leather handing livt In Ilinillnn Termlrml market, rewnrd Mra F A I'lirk Narherth Pa LA VALLIERE Lost. In aimtiela'at 3 311 P m Saturday, limn let la vnlllere with dln motida nnd pearl ring good reward nnd no question asked A317 Ix'dger Office. rUHSE Lost. 113 pm Saturday, nt Niut tet's 1227 ( hestnut at,, puree containing hipknoles nnd change 1 Inder kindly return to Snuttvr'a nnd reeelv erevvard WALLET Lost wallet, containing 131 between puhlli b-ithhiiuse Fairmount Park and Key. stnne Hotel Marl.et st Literal reward if ii-turniil t" 1 O.irbus. 1012 tln-cn at u II ITI" I't I.I. TERRIER found i-pot on ear l.'l Ii ule et HELP WANTED rE-WALE in. I i TELEPHONE OPERATING Tll President of the Fnlted State h.i pointed to the grea. Industrial nrmv of the nation and lo th, uneasily for n generous, unsolflh observance of duty on the part nt ttioso who may i st servo In lint nrmy The telephone system nf the cnuntri Is to pliv n conspicuous part in the conduct of tho war. Hell Telephone operating presents It self as a location for voting women wherein ft no lepa patriotic than lalu nliln service to tho Government may be performed. If ou ara between the ages nf IP. nnd 21 npply at 40U Mnrket at, Phlladel phla. nny day, except Sunday, between n b 30 a m and 5 p m New einplnvea nrn pnld while learning nnd nre unsigned to offices nenr their hnniea The work Is Interesting, the en vironment most ngreenble nnd efficiency la rewarded by rfidy ndvanrement t'oinfortnblo recreation rooma nnd dining rooms where meatn nro served ot tost in overy Ci ntrai Office A ridy Now " HOOKIvEEPEIl ami monographer, thoroughly experienced, is orfered a permamnt position Perlsteln A Co . Inc 1020 24 riltiert CHAMIIEItMAII) assist nurso with 2 children. whin Protestant i referred Atlintlc city for aumtni r refereiic required Phone tlermnn town r,50ll or call 307 Wrstllew nve CLERKS Permanent poMtlnn for'women.18 to I't e.ira of ago good pi-nmunshlp essential, high aihonl ediliatlon desirable, former em- Moves who havu left thla company with aatls faclorv record given preference, answer by bttnr nnl Detail Manager Emplovment Division Curtla Publishing Company COMPANION" oung reflncd and cheerful, for elderly ludy Call between S and 5 o'clock (no , phono calla) 858 S 44th at COOlc AND CHAMBERMAID W"antedahou"ae' cook and chambermaid, white, must have ref erence no vv nshlng Call either Monday or Wednesd is ut 4721 Lelpor st jl"rankford COOK AND CHAMBERMAID (2 glrITgood wogea and surroundings, must he vvoll rcoom mended Atnilv stntlng rvfer P2l42,ed Off. I noli wanted ixperlenced cltj tn winter, noun" trv In suinmir. threo In fomll Phone Merlon r,n"i COOIv wanted, n good cook who-vTlBlies to go to Maine for the summer. Apply 414 Man- helm alA Oertnantown COOK for summer restaurant. refei-nce. at ?,nt'' A !' ..'""taurant. 800 Iloardwalk. Ocean City N J COOKINO and downstairs work. lroodbaker con wait nn table n-at and obliging, first-- clas referenro for place In country Apply Madamn Wermuth 71uS 21at ""'"' FOHELADY xperlencecf to take "charge-of operating room In shirtwaist factory, cotton and allkaI Ilrod A fo BOO Chestnut al FRUir PflESERVINO Capable woman towork by the day through fruit season at apartment- . hotel Address M iLJaJirpjrtc UlilL, nbcAit IS venrs, for genei-aT office work In large office, must be accurate and good at flFi1"" .no experience necessary! salary $7. P 182. Ledger Office. OIRLS 14 to 13 year of age a store messengers. Apply fifth floor. Filbert st., STRAWDRIDaB A CLOTHIER OIRLS wanted to pack yarns, no experience re. 5Y"rw i?iT.pJr wt'k to."t.rt A&y s " II W llelsher. Inc. 23th nnd Hamilton ats QlllLS for light factory work; good pay, pleas ant aurroundlngs Apply In person. TbS Al Manufacturing companj. Hancock atreet and Columbia avenue " "u aillIJ4, s sister, or friends, to do work of udult family of 8. Cape May In aumrner c 'lyrejreroregulredTelephone Locimt 028 KITCHEN OIRL wanttd, room and board. liT Hotel Umf'1t,'p",''" orfl:,, Rellovue-Stratford OIRLST experlenoed In filling orders In ladles' M?glc'oa?3745Wc?.1,tl0n" n"n"" HOUSEWbllK Woman wanted "for general housework, no washing, must be willing to go to Main; for summer, reference required IJhnnn 1730 Chestnut Hill or apply at 133 i'i Hi Airy AA6 IIOUSEWpilKairl wanted, general housework and cooking, family of 3. Herman or country INSPECTORS Olrls 10 to 18 year, of age floor, Filbert at., Apply fifth STRAWDRIDOB A CLOTHIER MS!.ES 'J u hava a largo acquaintance in Phlla . why not sell them tha 3 B! Edition of the RrltannlcaT Afte'r May 20C,h. M"l.r..non? 0'.lha ,n',1,l "P"" et for a.l tho Ilrltannlca la really a household necessity and cannot bo classed a. ordinary- book guff Ing. you con do It easily and mak? aome real vvnr.neyu,'Vt0c'eUrry' COm ln " ,al" " "" ENCyCLAPAEDIA HRITANNRA CO l s Ijlh st cor Walnut. LAnli:.S wanted wlK) havo had exnerlenca in rt. partment .tores. hlgh.cla?s house-to-house" proposition permanent and proniahi. S . IlealJS.tato Trust BuUdK"Ul1"" 8-2 LI3DOER CLEHK lidy with" bookkeeping ,T perience. qulcknesa nnd accuracy esientiali age between 23 and 31 preferred Ami, t, letter In own handwriting" .tatlng ag, ,i' perience referenda and salary eiSected' c J. Heppo A Sons. 1117 Phelvif.. ..p"lea u ..'""N h2lU.n,rk' . 9i ttnTttl-tiln 11 -,.." - . XfriTIII7a HI't tlln OPERATORS on ladles7 knTt 'underwear ..aZ jm$mmmim OPERATOR FOHELADY experienced "to-iak: charge of operating room In shirtwaist f.o OPERATORS, experienced onfancy "wash dr... ' JliD"5',.?nock'0.'?1 Pay- &"c: .. Cetween 4th and Bth. Stili$?. York " Race. " " r- "in nd PRE8SERU. experiencea on ; ton silk and cotton J;',l.,i J0".0' work, good p CO.. 2l4t N. Waenmt " " work, good oav uronner Mfg, riJRCIIASINO CLERK-Youngiady to .u." In buying supplies and In kDiS BurVh.t!1! and adirrtl.lng record., must be able t5 tike dictation and operate typewriter aJ;SrJ own hwindlvrltlng ..tatln gag", experience y,.V" joniffj&vr5" "sfo?i m.nt t.rlghtpjr5!""M' 7"orLd,.r CeMr'.V UTENOORAPHEI1 Twlnted. "first cSnia-uV. forma preferred. jisV jj, etiTitJ nrtsg HELP WANTED FEMALE foaliiiiiftl from rrcccdino tolumn MTFVodltAPIIEIl nnd typewriter, must have Sy edutatlon1 a"ln "folen age .1ry d-slreil J ii.i.i Udger Central HTENOOItAPllER rapihle and effielent oppor tunlt) for advancement, wages II. tu uegin l 201, Icder Ofllce. "Tn'om. ' XffW&l ton, Del l!ell pnone Bl -- tnrvrt faADV w Anted In IftfRo offlcd. munt M 1 pVrV nceJ I ln"g-nef 'al of flco vv ork Prj'rahUr t..iiii imnkkfifnlntr pxut flir". rapid una nccu ?a' hi i flgnre.P. "tntePp.rlence ,,'"',"; eTl and how soon ran report. V 1.13. le-dger ytlUNl'l WOMAN wanted its tntn ""'''hVr' Schr.nl for Olrls North Carey at Raltlmore. YOl'Nd WOMEN . . Excepllnnnl npportunltv to learn a trades m perlenced Instructors furnished and ou are paid while learning ou an berome ,.5?,rJ enced in a few weeks and earn large salaries, come, try It Trio Waist Co. 22d nnd Arch sta HELP WANTED MALE ACCOUNTANT, assistant, for large coal com pany, applicant to receive consideration must itato qualification1. ge. reference, and .alary etpected M 032 Irfdger Central. ARE lOl eiatlafled "thit your present P"l'l"n J permanent ' W. offer a fine rforlunltytn men who have knowledge of bulltllng ; and loan work steady position for reliable men. V.3 Chestnut at Room 000 iTENCH HANDS wanted, electrical business; steady emplovment Call Lewi A Roth Co., 821 Cherry eit Aak for Mr Flrmhi HOY over in. large office no eiperlence necea- sary; salary si. to n, Saturday Office rapld advancement, hours 7 1 O ClOCK. I' low, eruaor nor bright. wanted in office of large mnu- facturlng concern. Apniy Mirtfin ily Crane Dept., Nllca- llemvni-l'onu uo In and Meadow ats. jlOY Colored boy to asslit In snipping room in shirtwaist factory Trio Waist Co.. 22d and Arch , HOY colored, to help in .hipping department, mu,t bo bright and quick, permanent position. HrcinnerMfg Co 2149N'VarnockJ HOY about 17. ln pawnshop, reference. Apply Iteerwald. Lancaster. ave .andPrefltonjt. rtnrs 14 to 18 jeare of age, for stock work! per manent position., with advancement. Apply before 11 a m.. Bureau of Employment. 4 4 floor. STRAWDRIDOE & CLOTHIER HOTS Splendid opportunity for boys, 10 and 17 years old. to learn machinist trade, good pay while learning. Apply at once. Oswald (.ever CO..J801 W Cumberland ROYS 14 to 17 yeare tor In.ldo work, good opportunity for advancement Call Curtis Publishing Co . 7th and Hansom ats . Monday, lo o'clock TlOYS. experienced in filling orders In ladles' waist factory! permanent position, uronner Mfg Co 2141 N. Warnock. IiOYH wanted lo learn trade of machinist, mod. em shop best of wagea whllq learning. P 110, Ledger Office HOYS wanted, day work. Apply Bth floor. tlu Chestnut st . CABINETMAKERS first class. Apply Oao. W. Htnnn a. Co . 3UU7 pnweiton ave. CARPENTER HELPERS wanted. 13 41 for 10 hours' work Apply Fraser. llraco A Co , Navyjfard CARPENTERS, outside Apply U W Smith A co , alio? poweiton ave CHAIR SAMPLE MAKER, experienced wanted Slkea to 2Hd nnd IJassyunk ain CLERK In repairs and construction department of large manufacturing plant Frunkford, man who haa had experience in cost of mechanical construction repairs pref P 201,1ed Off CORRIIBPONDENT-TYPiST efficient. Trench". Frenchman with knowledge of and experience In ahlpplng business preferred must be well recommended. In replying atato nationality, age, experience and aalary expected, all ap plications will bs treated Witt the strictest confidence and will be returned If not used It desired M 428. Ledger Office. CUTTER-Experienced .assistant on children's waah dresse H Llnsk A Co.. Metropolitan Building Broad and Wallace DESIONER for re-enforced concrete, alao da taller of re-enforced steel, exp'd men only, state ngo, exp and Bal exp'd J 430, Led Cent DRAFTSMAN wanted experienced design chem ical Plants and apparatus; location Hudson iviver vauey, permanent vvorg to right par- tl ea. nnawer glvlnr fuii nartteiitae. nnA .!. IVIIll arrcMjecteii . yvnqress .m ti, Ledger JJnlce DRAITSMAN wanted, must havo experience detailing structural work Apply Crane Dept.. Nllea-Bement Pond Co . Mifflin A Meadow ats DRAFTSMEN Structural checker and detail- ers. Phlla district reply onlj by letter 1201 Morris llldg state experience and salary m DRIVERS AND HELPERS for delivery wagon service. Apply Bureau of Employment. V, rloor, or West Philadel phia Garage. 02d and I.ocuat sis. STRAWURIDOE & CLOTHIER -.. "'. .T .- ..V--. -.- .-. ELEVATOR OPERATORS for office building a, nice, white; ateady em ployment. Apply Room 481. LAND TITLE RLDO. EMBROIDERERS Wanted competent silk and bullion embroiderers to take charge of ahop, glvo experience and references. Address A 818, Ledger Office. FARMHANDS wanted for Pennsylvania farms, especially men who can plow and handlo horsea Apply Dept of Labor and Industry Bureau of Employment, 1310 Arch at or Ken- alngton Branch. Front and York.ls HREMAN Small steam plant 7w ages JIB MU- ler"a 432 York aye , bet. 4th A Bth bei Noble 1 HEIGHT HANDLERS, 100, wanted, waltes 21o per hour regular time. 30c per hour nights. Sundays and holiday. Apply Stevedore, pief 24 S. Delaware ave , Merchant, and Miners' HAND SANDERS VICTOR TALKINQ MACHINE CO. Ha. vacancies for Hand aandera Boring machine operator, rittlng-up aawxra Machine carvers Veneer Jotnters rirat-class machinists Double-head molder operators Shollackers Double-end tenon machine operators Window cleaners Stevedore, and laborer. Apprentice boys, over 18 Of floe boya. 10 years and over , . 4S-hour-week schedule Thyalcal examination necesary. Asnly . ,, ,Y""tor Talking Machine yCoe"y Application Offlce 83 Cooper at . Camden N J JOINTER HANDS " BAND SAWYERS HELPERS BOYS RIP AND CROSS CUTTERS The Bikes Co , 83d and Passyunk ave. LABORERS v..1"'.!" ?!'". "S4 eo'ored, wanted for Penna. R. R.; steady work, advancement for men with ability, can board with thi company at very reasonable cost It desired! Apply 43 N, 17th at, LABORERS wanted for night at Malvern. Pa ?nik"co,,P.r3jl0ron.,APPly "'" C.ll.5i LABORERS for coal yard, good wages Aooiv" WaxerlyCoJtB4thand Whitby ave " tvi 1l"EinlTWANTEIXppgT"5'i?: LABORERS Stsady work for first-class min. best wages Bald. Jim vi..i!.. ..lc"" mni LABORERS wanted, steady work.' Pearson A Jfsrher Lumber Co.. wV.tmtl-j',?."0?. LINEMEN First class electrlo irghTmWr7 pplyI5mej3u'ltJyowhlira"'' JXOttS. "tUrn"1 'r.d.tnVf & JlojnglrxeaittnMoSeT. y,fth,min- MAN, younr, 16 to iayear."to ', i, Insurance company. rW.w,..,n..." ".r ,I?J)1. ledger Office """nee. a MAN ANn w-ii.'it."1 .-"- : ?- . NDWlFtLUn-Trrr-;;- .- of "2T.?.7en;" "7!hwork family' inn, M 833, Dar0wo?k.BUB?J?J cl way work, steady amplorm.nt t rr."SSE.,in'"ni 481 a!UwAB-t!2. AV ...-.... 4J.U, - -- "VWMI "111, suranc.7 ateldy poal" foSai,T,'! , "' "' reference a. to wbrlety" ind Viltt1 menJ Cbestmitjat., Room 606 y ni ability, o:i "nlVtarniTTo cleaner.. P.nnS. m,,,n- itj?"", locomom. HELP WANTEti MALE Coallnuril Jnm PmtAing to im,l PIECERH wanted i lid a eek, Rnh... t, 11 Main at ab.no Walnut Isne nayunWl If you are a successful salesman t. . line we will make a placo for you i M permanent orgimlxatlon u ,0 " Have you noticed tho advertising of g... Roebuck? No wonder our salesmen im JB" Ing moro money than others are. m," Cnme in and talk it over ENCYCLOPAEDIA I1R1TANNICA t-n ISO S. 13th, cor Walnut. " energetlo nTrinj lies fnr.. ..." .? good Hpparnnco for our a opportunity and promotion for hustlers i2 Franti-Premler Ulstrlbutlng Co 73o it,:5' SAWYER wanted for night shift, Tkx -,,-? nights. 60V4 hours per week. Apply fiV cor, nth and Drown ats. ' " " SHIPPINO CLERK, us.lsl shipper, exDerlenI ln ahlrtwalat factory, good-paylni, rermS2; poattlon, with excellent opportunity tS 15! vancement. Elgin Waist Co , 1003 FiibirL SHIPPINO CLERK Head shipper." experleSJ In shirtwaist factory, good-paying, perniMS roaltlon, with excellent opportunity forTi; vancement Elgin Waist Co . 1008 Filbert STABLEMAN first class, waTlteSI Apply n V Pfund, 3043 Qermantown ave "" ' STRNOOKAnilin Young "man to asslat wS general work. Camden plant, state as, i? perience and aalary expected P 128. Led' rjj" STOCK IlOY for shirtwaist factory! iitT Kuttner A Rnab. 1.120-34 Vine. '""' STREET RAILWAY Men" Experienced truck and motor Inspectors , repairmen, armature winders and wlremin 51 street railway company ln Connectlcott trZ tlvely no labor trouble) good wages. M rni I-edrer Office. " " STRIPPERS wanted. 118 a week. Robert KnS" Main at above Walnut lane. Manayunk " TOOLMAKERS, cltlxens, wages from 14 4 TT I68a for 10 hours' work. Apply Frankfurt Arsenal r. TOUNO MAN. about 10 for ofTlce work: II G t rt . , .1 1 e nt opportunity to advance. Arab; Philadelphia Quarts Co , 121 8 3d st iuuku men ror swimming team Clark, Swimming School Mill Arch Phone Spr 4211 fieneral COST ACCOUNTANT and office manager, tUM 12000 Senior public accountant 130. BOOK, KEEPER must bo exp In public servlr, work. 11200-iiriOO HOTEL DOORKEEPER and ASST. MANAOER. 175 mo and boarl. CLERKS, nome good positions open, 110 111 I1B nnd lis STENOGRAPHERS. 113 m DRAFTSMEN, several DRAFTSMAN. conaL and mech . I20-130. DRAFTSMAN. meehs leal, 11200 must bo filled Immediately, arad uate MECHANICAL ENQINEERS, 11200 tin ASST. SALES-MANAGER, 11200 SALE3 MAN familiar with large Industrial plvnti high-grade man, 11B0O 12300. RUSUJKsi SERVICE COMPANY. 1301 Land Title Dili" SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE COOK, also chambermaid or waitress. Arab" .. .... ..I... II.AI n. T.. .. l rww m lircn.Mii mnn,, tntfi u jjtittvjf place. CHAMBERMAID, Protestant. fine mendlng.aliora or country, gooq reia j mu, cogger ueotru HOUSEKEEPER A refined lady desires slut, tlon. widower's home, capable and trust. worin , gooq reierence j- i--, ijoqger UIDga. INFANT NURSE, undergraduate long einrl- ence desires poBiuon j 42, Ledger Central LADY, highly recommended, take cars your house, pets flower., while away or tutor children, languages. J 741, Ledger Central LAUNDRESS, experienced, colored, wants work to do at home. 21at and Pine St.. Ledger Br. LAUNDRESS, first class J10 weekly excellent reference; settled woman Call 215 S. ITta, NURSERY GOVERNESS, Swiss, wishes poaltlu with 1 or 2 email children, experienced wad best of referencea A 314, Ledger Offl WOMAN, capable, would llko tho caro of a houia during the aumrner, very good referencea. 2008 De Lancey at WOMAN. German wlshea altuatlon cook astl laundress 1148 N Orlanna at WOMAN wants dxy'a work, good worker Call or write 1720 Pago at lOUNO WOMAN wishes position to act as rep resentative or solicitor, experience best, pru dential P 11, Ledger Offlce SITUATIONS WANTED MALE BOOKKEEPER, experienced accountant, thor oughly capable ofilca manager, exceptional raf erence. as to possessing executive ability, J 8B(1. Ledger Central . CHAUFFEUR. 28 years old white single; I years' experience on twin six Packard. 4 yesrr! experience driving and repairing all makes ofa high-grade cars, machinist by trade. J 211 ledger Central CHAUFFEUR, colored, wlshesposltlon, "careful driver and sober Apply 212 Holland avt, Ardmore. Fa CHAUFFEUR want, position steady rell&bl. single man. 2 venrn with last emnlover: beat ret, Apply B02 Cricket avo Ardmore. I'a. CirAUFFEUR, married, aged 81 private Umlirii 12 jenro last employer, good reference. Sill Aiiison.wi'nii.i . CHAUFFEUR deslrea "position with private fo- lly. Alreferonce JG41 Ledger Central. CHAUFFEUR, colored, understands all carl -doe. repairing, reference 4024 Llnmors . COOK OR DUTLER Japanese wants position la email lamny. long experience; pest reisrcnt. i Maga. SO 8 N. lBth au ; HOUSEMAN, experienced, single, white! iV j class reference. J BBS Ledger Central i HOUSEWORK Japanese wants position general ; housework, small family, country. FuJUm. .ios N. 18th st MAN AND WITD. colored, wish position wit private family man as butler wlfe-ai coots jir chambermaid. J 852, Ledger Central, PURCHASING AGENT Efficient rellable.pro- gresslve executive, 2 years' broad experience with large corporation, highest credent!!. J 742. Ledger Central SALESMAN Gentleman want, position" of trort or mercantile salesman, furnish highest fr reference, i. Samuel, oou2 walnut st, r YOUNG MAN. ago 24, desires position wllh; pununuy wun inoustriai or mercaimio ""Ml am 0. rolleee crrndunte. with A veara Of PFXC' tlcal experience; at present emploed on opef" fttlng afaft of a largo Industrial corporation. at 4ui, Ledger urnce. YOUNQ ilAN, capablo private eecrctury. corn spondent. stenographer and offlce man, years old, want, position at seashore w mountains for a few months; moderate saurr, with or without board. R. M. Buckley. J, i arpenter st . Qermantown DUD TO WAR CONDITIONS, must ma change In business, a position of trust deaireo or where executive ability Is required, b referenceslven A 231. Ledger Office. JAPANESE seeks pos private famllv houaemat or puiier. any Kinds Klla, iiuo nio EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES MRS NICIIOLLS, 1020 Dalribrldga st bascopv Petent butlers. Herman anennd men. noaae" men. couples, excellent Swedish. Irish. Ott'; m ...s.., vivuivaun, VAtrilCllI, OWCUiDJI, !.-,., man Uiwvloiv ai. n.i eh tnhipmll rarlormaldi. Swedish girlB, sets of 8 ftf-, Kntrlllri Drnl nnA ntl,ne maarfimtTtHtW,. tc Vacancies! Butler tor first-claw U.-JJ" Met, gecond men, houaemen, parlor al.ai uvinuiuaiion giria, Kiicneu maiaAii. "- sm.o iuiiiub. mill. i-iiniiB AjUC "" f uppllca trMta help, Telephona WalnutHWl AUTOMOBILES For (I A RARE OPPORTUNITY for contractors or bulldera lo secure a B-'o" motortruck In good condition, now tlreii eaulpped with power-hoist: metal body, . winAUl) AUTO CO.. 2314 Chestnut si. .3 Cihyji19li n "I" models. tboromW ir.uJt?' repainted and guaranteed bj M-fl Automobile Sale. Corp.. 142 N Hread atyl vavii,i,ai;, IU13. tourlntr. electrlo llgnisTW starteri Packard, model 18. touring. Ap. ?.! iUgtilth Hldge av.. Market. Top. " CHANbl.ER 1917'Tourlhg ' inSStnivrY;U8 ??1lllk n,W , CADILLAtT 1912 rj v r. "KKHERT-COOK CO. .. N. E. Cor Broad and Race. Sprue "' il. A fJUIT LOCOMOBILE 101B 0-S8 .J T,XVv"itnttT louring, painted maroon. rt light red atrlnlnv. nuh..l.rf In nuf .0071 very attractive car for famllv use: far tUi lu than new car .at same price. .,,, . LOCOMOUILE ? Market .t., Philadelphia. , JT. .' Halllgan. M.r. V,.k,n,. f.e Dspt- MARMON 101B 11B MODELS '4.!I,.,.0i.!r of other matta nWINa JtATItls CO. . 1 lev,- e,BJ50AP AND llACB 8TJIEBT8 J 1'hB T. CunnlngKam. Manager ?sa" Car Pgf Rievinn .. .- a.AA ll ninnnn v-Mlll-uriTO 1TUCK VIUH. Jirl.,i RATTORD Worm-drive truck units, M'a RATFORDVCO."m?dma0n,3,Indlan. av BTAN.l'ffYT.u.,e ke'osene for fuel. Can J "Li'7.nhon Locust 1000 for demonstration o.ANLEY MOTOR CARRIAOB CO. 282. Ch.llrnl mt. UVn1iA?.?y,p ?nd ' roadsteri.' and'd'TyTKa" - .uv,. ,o nIFci from. it..LV.8- "OWERS COMPANY, .. USed Car Dent.. 9aft V Tlrnad CvSiVi1 irom K B ton., with and wlt"fj oodles Qarford Phil. r oaoa rhattnat ?M 8AI.ESMAN WANTFI) 1 WHO CAN MAKE HOOD IN A Bit-. IIANIZATION OF A I,AtlOH Vsti'V.8 WU I KNOWN COMPANY, DO NO a JUW BUSINESS. WHERE RESCLTS W"M i 9sS iriOOO A YEAR HE MUST 11 13 IHtRpM CHARACTElt. FORCE AND KarCi-b'-AS."! WHO CAN PROVE FITNESS I FOR xJJSP. , TION WITH A lll'SINESS ni8"1? (1FALITY AND ARSOLFTE INTFnntT'J'OH KNOWLEDOF, OF ACCOl'.STINH IvM EllN OFFICE SYSTEMS A VAI.I AWiJ'OK i SET WIJ HAVE SOLD ()l ffi,l REtlFLAHLY.. nt'RI.NO THE .VSilCT i EARS Tl) HfNDIlEDR OF Pllii8.Tr..l PIIIA'S l.EADINII FIRMS. HTAtV'DE1- RIENCE. A(1K AND CAPARILITII-h '5p' REPLY WILL HE TREATED li'VSlI ,oFFi,cL,!:Nt',: ADU,lt;ss a soiSSfg;- 1 ii SALESMEN J wV5iiJ'.Vrf.B."otl,tor ana Coupe. ." TUE WJIITB CO.. 218 N. Broacf it. Tv,.r".. r, iiJ5"- ua Qr M0'r,,,r Pnonaat Bell. Rnrnr. r.n.tn, vvt. Race Ills 43.Vl.,iB. "T19 tourlnr. ruaranteed on : .' j&iPfcP . ir.t MfJxM. -
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