RACISTS "GOOD
SPORTS"; TO FIGHT ON
jjay Not Be "Good Losers" Ac-
cording to some uoues, nut
Arc "Game"
Bv MARY ELAND
tilitlve observer, Pennsylvania Woman 8uf.
C"1""11 frage Association)
HAnniSBL'no, May 30
X .portsman. or a "good loser," from the
roman' Mewpolnt Is one who fights and
fllhtg w hen fighting for right despite all
eiit. and "'ho when the fight eems futile
Bchts because of the fight Itself knowing
time, fometlmes a long, long time, must
brlnf victory
A sportsman and a "good loser," from the
...I. i. iu. man's viewpoint. I lake it fmm
what Is sld- '" one ,vho whfn defeated
once even If unfairly, ceases fighting
It has been reported tn me that the op
ponents of woman suffrage In the House
f Representatives ,,av'' declared that
romen arc "hard losers." that they nre
poor sports ' Hoth theso things I hope we
are If being them means It carries convic
tion that we will not have done until wo
have vvon " ,l ''oes convince them the
JtflJlatlve gentlemen will have the correct
conception of the fighting qualities of
women.
TOLITirS" VS. FAJIl PLAY
I hate endeavored to get the man-angle
tpon the subject of fighting, and I have not
been able to find a single person who does
not agree with women that the method of
killing the previous woman suffrage bill
eras poor sportsmanship.
"But." it usually Is added. "It vvas
politics ' '
1 have asked It sportsmanship Is not
based upon fair play If opponents are not
lupposed to havo the same weapons, the
Mine treatment
Some say your mistake Is that you do not
defeat your opponents nt the polls, and I
tsk with what weapons, when the oppo
nents will not enable us to go to the polls
Some say you should treat your oppo
nents gentl, for some of them will be hack
at the next session 01 me legislature.
So at last I get a glimmer beat them at
the polls, where we hae no ote, but treat
them gently while they arc In the Legisla
ture, because they will be back That seems
to be the answer
I ask If It was good sportsmanship to
Introduce a bill asking suffrage limited to
voting for presidential electors nftcr defeat
Of our previous measure And I am told
that was good tactics, but that It was no
use writing to the members of tho House,
analyzing their previous ote
So I have another glimmer take your
beating, because you are not to be given
fair treatment, hut say nothing to those who
killed your previous bill unfairly, because
they will not treat your next bill nicely.
And I suppose that is why under Its code
ef sportsmanship the committee to which
our bill was referred reported It negatively,
because It was not good sportsmanship to
send it to the floor of the House, there to
be fought In the open.
There must be several brands of sports
manshlp from the inexplicable man-angle,
for Isadore Stern was quoted as having
laid that he did not approve "kill ng in
private," but thought tho bill shou d have
been reported to the House, where it could
have been fought openly
It's all very, very plain To be a good
jportsman In the eyes of legislative oppon
ents Is to do as your opponents desire, but
never neer question their sportsmanship
even when they find no one to approve their
SNoCone has told me yet. although I hae
liked all those who commented, that any
group that has been before the present
House with progressive legislation has ro
eelve'd sportsmanlike treatment. And
everyone says that there Is no "chance
that the present House will grant women
anything that looks like suffrage or pass
iny progressive legislation, for that matter.
DEFINE GAMES
From what I have heard of "games" it
seems that persons who risk their own are
glen cards or weapons with which to pro
tect what is theirs and secure as much as
possible of that risked by their opponents.
In the legislative game, It seems to mo
that legislative men demand that women
lit In four games, twice In the House of
Representatives in successive sessions, twice
In the Senate and a fifth time at tho polls,
where they arc not permitted to have any
man-weapons to fight with and must defeat
these who have cards five times hefore they
secure cards with which to play those who
have had cards, or rather ballots, all the
time . ,
We were In the House of Representatives
Monday night, asking that the House as a
whole place our presidential woman suffrage
bill on the calendar notwithstanding the
negative report by Mr. Stern's committee.
We failed, and wrote In advance a letter
tp the Speaker of the House, which showed
re knew where the cards were.
I wish our bill had been one asking the
Legislature to prohibit the growing of any
6ave blue apples, or to prohibit the birds
from mating without a special license to be
Issued through a bureau to be established
with many positions. Of course, the apples
would continue to ripen to their usual colors
and the birds would not annoy the bureau
established, but I venture to say such bills
would have found high favor.
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GRIZZLY BEAR A KING
Huge Beast Holds Absolute Dominion
Over Vast Reaches of tho Rocky
Mountains
Thor, who, through James Oliver Cur
wood, has come to be known as "the
Grizzly King." Is one of the heroes of ani
mal life. This huge bear, one of the largest
In the recollection of Rocky Mountain
habitues. Is absolute monarch over hun
dreds of square miles In the most Inac
cessible parts of the mountain chain.
Mr Curvvood. whom Evenino Ledoer
readers will recall through his dog story,
"Kazan," published more than a year ago,
tells In his latest novel the sport and ex
citement he found In trailing the mammoth
animal. Mr. Curvvood has called this story
"The Grizzly King." which will appear in
dally Installments, commencing In Satur
day's EVEKINQ LEDOER.
Do not fall to give your newsdealer
....- i u r..v,vn Turnni-n
4 during the time that 'The Grizzly King"
is printed
CHAUFFEUR FINDS GEMS
Mrs. Maurice Daly Rewards Honest
Jehu Who Returned $6300 and Handbag
ATLANTIC CITV. May 30. Mrs. Maurice
Daly, widow of the-noted New York horse
man, discovered the Joss of a handbag con
taining J4500 worth of diamonds and 11800
In cash after she had boarded a train for
New York. She rode to the station in a
taxlcab.
She wired notice of her loss from New
Tdrk and received a reply that an honest
chauffeur had returned the handbag to her
hotel here, with the contents Intact. Mrs.
Daly directed that the man be given a re
gard of IJ00.
I1YBERRY CONTRACTS LET
Dormitories and Power Plant to Be
Built at Insane Hospital
The contract for the construction of four
Jiew dormitories at the Philadelphia Hospi
tal for the Insane at Byberry has been
Awarded by Director Krusen, of the De
partment of Health and Charities, to the
Frank Mark Construction Company for
z9 200 Connors Brothers Company
through a mlatake In calculation bid, 1765,
0 and later withdrew their estimate.
The contract for the power plant at By
terry was awarded to tha William Link
fcJiiny at 176,800.
THE WORLD'S WAR
Through Woman's Eyes
By ELLEN ADAIR
War's Changes Round About London
Tv. . . LONDON", May 6.
in London we don't talk any more about
earninc nut hrr9.-,,i.i.. ....
- -..Hu-niiu-iiui,ci.
No. In.
garlne " "earnlnB our atkes and mar.
Our minds are get
ting extraordinarily
economical, too At
a dinner the other
night I heard a man
remark, casting a
meditative ee on the
soup tureen. "Good
heavtns' Look at all
that perfectly good
steam running to
waste'"
And I hear that an
enterprising trades
man Is going to put a
cheap magnifying
pair of spectacles on
the market "for use
at meal times."
Afternoon-leas-ln-tnwn
are things of
great disappointment
r.l.LL.. ADAM
.. . , . now I confess I
used to love the London nftemoon-tea-ln-
IZlu "u',noM- " "restrictions" are so
complicated '
To begin with, you Kct j.our ,.,,, BURar
JnC ,f you'r'' '" a"1 th
Th.!, c.v. you may KC Uv sma knb"
Then come the sandwich "rations. "Sorry,
madam, you're only allowed two:" says the
garcon sympathetically. And this tn tho
most exclusive London tea-place'
Flag days are always with us. At every
,, .1e. Ia nut,onholfd by some sweet
joung thing tray dangling In front of her.
the smile of tho proverbial siren on her
lips and patriotically endures the pinning
on of the said flag and the handing over of
good Kngllsh monev
i i j B ntl of my acquaintance is de
uglited at the entry of so many new allies
Into the war "Wo shall only he able to
allow them half a flag day soon." she savs,
or thero won't bo enough 'days' In the
!car to go round '"
I know a brtlny yjung man who has In
vented a shtet of cork that fits over the
lapel of his coat and so prevents the
ancient pincushion" appearance It has
worn since tho flag rrazc came In
America's cheery estimate of another
three years of war has made no small ftur
among the London optimists. "I was a
debutante of three years ago or should
have been." sighed a little Mayfalr belle,
"and It seems I've got to wait another
three years till my first ball !'
I visited St. IiunPtan'a yesterday that
lovely place In London where blinded sol
diers nrp taught various trades and found
naby Dcslys teaching the blind to dance!
Tho little actress was footing It energetic,
ally with a big Canadian, and I couldn't
help thinking what a pity It was that none
of the men could see her wonderful toi
lette. "The first question r.vvas asked when I
camo here," said a smiling boy, "was. 'dot
your dancing shoes?' And. believe me. a
good partner makes life twice as worth
while I"
Extraordinarily cheerful and brave, these
blinded soldiers!
Farewell. Fldo'
"People must realize that they keep dogs
at their peril ' If they cannot feed them
without using human food, the dogs must
be disposed of "
Thus spoe Captain Hathurst. of the
Food Controller's office
By the way. wo are all expecting to be
put on "bread tickets" Immediately All
the big flour mills have been commandeered
by the Government, and stern food economy
measures are In full swing.
A young airman crashed to earth while
flying near his home In London His father
who did not, o course, know that the
victim of the aco:Jcnt was his own son
rushed to his aid. and helped to extinguish
the flaming machine.
"Shall I ever fly again?" tho nlneteen-yoar-old
flight lieutenant asked the doctor.
"I hope so!" was tho answer, though
tho doctor knew there was no hope.
The airman died soon after.
The report has Just reached London from
Paris that "butterfly nurses" and "decol
lete lady helpers" aro to depart and to be
replaced by professional paid nurses !
Doctors frankly prefer the professional
nurses, who can be ordered about In a way
her volunteer sister would resent. The lady
nurse, too. is so apt to err In matters of
taste I watched one the other day Btep
out of a luxurious limousine, and the woman
who was with me said "Po look at those
stilts' One cannot call them heels! How
can she run hackward and forward all day
In the wards In these?"
I know that In Paris at some of tho big
hospitals doctors have been obliged to
suggest that volunteers should go home,
discard their diamonds and dress more dis
creetly !
The miseries of prisoners at the prisoners'
Farmer Smith's
Column
OUR AIM
My Dear Children The AIM of the Bain
bow Club Is to teach Its members to THINK
CL.EAIU.Y. so that they may. ACT WISELY.
Our aim Is to work enough, play enough
and Keep busy enough to avoid mistakes,
troubles and mischief ,
Our aim Is to HELP THE OTHER PEL
LOW, and by doing so help OURSELVES.
Our aim Is SERVICE helpful SERVICE.
All this In addition to our pledge, which
you know.
Can you think of any AI.M I have omitted?
What Is YOUR aim In life?
Lovingly, your editor.
FARMER SMITH.
STRANGE ADVENTURES
. OF BILLY BUMPUS
BILLY'S STORY
By Farmer Smith
rlcture to yourself Billy's parlor. He Is
seated on one side of the evening lamp
(which Is good wife had Just brought down
from upstairs), while Jeremiah Goat and
Mrs. Bumpus are seated on the other side.
Billy Bumpus
"You see, I Joined the army as mas
cot "
"What kind of a cot?" asked Jeremiah.
"Mascot that's ahead of the general."
continued Billy, without stopping for breath.
'The company I was In was the bravest of
the lot
"We carried the colors the flag of our
own dear land and from the time I en
listed. "
"What's that?" asked Jeremiah, so ex
cited his eyes almost popped out.
"I said ENLISTED, or 'Joined.'" went
on Billy, like a merry brook, "Well, we
also had charge of the maps showing the
position of the enemy, and so forth."
As a matter of fact, Billy Bumpus had
EATEN these very maps, but he did not
say so I
How wonderful It all was to Jeremiah.
"You see," began Billy, "we were In active
service most of the time at least when not
having our target practice."
"And were you wounded?" asked Jere-
Billy felt hlmaelf all over and said:
"I was too busy to get wounded."
"That's why h1s a, hero I" exclaimed Mrs.
Buropui.
"I tee," said Jeremiah.
Then. Bill continued, hjj story.
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EVEtflXG LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, WJbDxNJDAY, MAY 30, 191?
. C .lnSolau. In Germany, are causing
if. ln London Jut now. A Belgian
7?r escaped has thrown additional
'delights on the harrowing stories.
There are 50,000 prisoners, and a great
nurnbr of them have to work In swamps,
with their feet In water the whole day long.
whatever the temperature or weather may
be. Not only are they badly fed, but the
German petty officers strike them with the
butt end of their rifles and kick and other
wise misuse them
Many more are sent to work In the mines,
where the treatment is particularly brutal.
"If we ever refused to do more work,
through utter exhaustion." said the es
caped Belgian, "we were cither deprived of
food or tied to posts for six hours at a
stretch '"
"Another favorlto punishment which the
Huns delight in inflicting is to mako us
stand perfectly still for nn entire day. the
face exposed to fierce sunshine or to heavy
blinding rain!
"In Soliau we received neither meat nor
fish for months but Just emugh soup, rye
or maize bread to kep us alive' '
Wo have now passed the lOCOth day of
war' Nearly three ears of war, In which
period the face of Britain and of Europe
has changed ten thousandfold! Nearly
three years since the famous "contemptible
little army" held up the Knlser's onrush
at the Marne!
There have been many discoveries in that
time
The first discovery of tho war was
trenches
In 1015 It was the machine gun
In 191G It was the big positional gun.
And now the great discovery is our
selves Plowboy, baker, hostler, clerk all
flghtlng on their own merit ' "Tommy" Is
master of the Pruslan Guard "Pollu" Is
more than a match for the trained Saxon,
Hessian or Bavarian
"Invincible" Germany is today fighting
for her life ! Russia I freed from abso
lutism America has come in to redress
the balance of suffering Europe . and the
religion of the Allies Is Justice nnd Truth!
Lockup, Lour Closed, Used for Soldier
YARHLEY Ta . May Sn Closed for
many months because of lark of tenants,
the Yardley lock-up has been opened to
Private William o'Ponnell. of the First
Regiment. It appears that O'Ponnell took
a fnur-dny leave of absence without per
nilssl'mi He was arrested and placed In
the local jail at the instigation of Lieuten
ant Harry Fryokburg. In command at Yard
ley He will be confined for a week on a
biead-and-water diet
catljs
AL'STKnMl'HI.. May 2T W1LIIELM1NA.
wife of I)aM Auatermunl. Sr . nsfd S" Kla
tlvea an.l friends Invited xo funernl r-rvlces.
Thurs 1 p m. rettdenre of son. Kdward I.
AuiKrmulll J731 Wnineld ave . I'amden N
J Int prlvAlr Hvercreen Om Friends may
view remains Wed 7 to n p in
HAI.LINflKH Near Moorealown N J fifth
Mnnlh Slltll I.BVI IIAU.I.NIIKU nKd 7T llel
alliea nnd frlenda Invited to funeral Slxth
tlav Sixth Month 1st 1pm friends M-etinR
House, Monrestown Int private Weatfleld t'em
tnUKALOW Mav 27. HOWARD J UVIt
KAt.ovv. Jr Iteiatives and friends Invited to
ervlres Thura II n m 1430 N 16th at.
Int. private Snmerton HUla ""em
HATKS Mav -JS I'ATHAIIINK T. wife of
John 1 Hates Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral ervlrea. Thura , '1 p ni . 021 Spruce
at. Int private
tlATTHN At niarltwood. N J, May IS,
SAMUEL S HATTEN Sr Relatives anit
friends. Independence. Lodge, No 04, I O. o.
K: BlarKMnod Orange. Xo fin. P. nf H. In
vited to funeral. Thura ,1pm. Dlackwond
Services at house Int. nlaekwood Train
leavea Chestnut st ferry 11 10 a. m I'rlenda
ma call Wed 7 to 8 30 p m-
HATTI P Stay IT Jv!in. husband nf Ellen
Mattle (neo Klltiillen) Relatives and frlenda.
League of the Sacred Heart. B V M. Sodality
of m Ann a Church. Plv No 0. A O H
'"onmusht Men'a Association, n n and V .
St Mlcnnel'a Hen S-oetv and emp!oea of P
and R itwy Co. front and N'ohle ata in
vited to fureral, Frl . H 30 a m 2rt73 Almond
st Solemn requiem mass St. Ann's Church 10
a m Int St Ann's cem Omit nowers.
TIEVSON Mav i!l EDWARD (i , hushand of
Veronica Benson (nee IUIU. eon of late Edward
O Benson Due notice of funeral given from
240 E Haines at . Germantoun
BIESTER Mav 2 OEORflE 1" niESTEH
Relatives and friends also members of the
Mens Erlnedly I nlon and rmplovea of Edward
Stern Co Invited to funeral. Sat 2 i, m
21 1 Wharton st Services at Chanel nf the
Holv Communion 3pm. Int Mt Morlah Cera
Hemalns mav he viewed rrl eve
BLACK May 2T JAMES F. BLACK, Sr .
husband of Sarah HIack (nee Boyd) nelatlves
and friends invited to funeral servicea, Thura..
2 p. m., 22M) N. Hancock at Int private,
Oreenmount Cem. Remalna may be viewed Wed
eve Auto service
BLACK May 27 MARGARET, widow of
Alexander Rlack Ilclatlvra and frienda Invited
to funeral aervlcea, Thura., 2 30 p m , 2B.48
Ilraddock at. Int. private. North Cedar Hill
BOWKER May 28. WALTER E husband
of Viola Bowker (nee Donekerl Itelatliea and
friends Kensington Lodge No 211 f nnd A
M Artisans' Order of Mutual Protection, fa
culty of Paelorlus School Elementary Shop
Tiaehera' Association and leathers and mem
bers of Hoard of Education Invited to funeral
services frl 2pm MM N nth at. Int
North Cedar Hill Cem Remains may be viewed
Thura , S to 10 p m. Auto service
TIltAND May 2R J. WALLER, son of Spen
cer and Wllh-lmlnn Brand Relatlvea and
frienda Court No 00 F of A . Invited to fu
neral aervlcea feat ,11a m Doyleatown Cem
Chapel Remains may he viewed frl eve. par
lora of (leorge W Barrett 1010 W Cumberland
at Dovlestown and Lansdne papers copy.
BREARI.EY May 27 WILLIAM W . son of
late William and Rosanna Brearley funeral
sr-rvlcea to which relatlvea and frienda are In
vited. Thura . 2 p. m 1021 S 2d at In t pri
vate. Tnnltv- Lutheran Cem
BUCKLEY May Stl Ad.VES C. widow of
William J Buckley and daugnter of lata John
and Agnea Y. Urophv. funeral Thurs.. a a.
m. 10211 N. 02d at. Solemn requiem maas St.
Gregory's Church 9:30 a. m Int. Holy Crosa
Cem Relatives and friends St. dreaory's
I). V. M. Sodality and Learue of Sacred Heart.
Invited to attend Auto aervlce.
CASC. May 27. MARY A . widow of A.
Johnson Caae, aged HI Relatlvea and frienda
Invited to view the ramalna Thurs., 11 to 12
a m . 2V0 Berkley at . Oermanlown. Further
services Doletown Daptlat Church 2:30 p, m.
Int. Dojlestown Cem. Doyleatown parera copy.
CASSIDY May IO. JULIA wife of Michael
Cassldv Itelattvs and frlnds also II V M
Sodality. League of the Sacred Heart and Altar
Socletv nf St Bridget a Church and falls circle
275 Companion of the Foresters of America
Invited to funeral Fat . 8.30 a m , 3720 htanton
at . Fal'a of Schuylkill Solemn high requiem
mass St Brid.-et'a Church. 0 30 a. m. Int.
Westmnater Cem
CANAVAN At Cheater Pa Mav 28 JOHN
aon of Anthony and Bridget Canavan (nee
Kelly) of Lahardane, County Mayo Ireland
llelatlvea and friends Invited to funeral. Thurs .
H 30 a. m-. residence of Thomas Cauley. lof
Howell at High maas of reiiulem Immaculate
Heart Church In a. m, . Int Holy Croas Cem
CLARK May 28 PATRICK P. aon nf late
Peter and Bridget Clark Relatlvea and friends
Invited to funeral Thura. 8 80 a. m. 404 W.
Olenwood ave. solemn requiem mass at St
Veronica's Church 10 a. m Int. Holy Cross
' 'cbl.LINS May 28 JOSEril J., husband of
Johanna Collins (nee Ronon) Relative! and
frienda. Holy Name Society of Immaculate Con
ceptlon Church hanta Maria Council, K, of C;
St Vincent's T A II Society. Invited to fu
neral. Thura. 8 30 a m.. 611 E Chelten ava.,
Germantovin. Solemn mm of requiem Immacu
late Conception Church 10- a. m. Int 8t. Mat
thew's New Cem., Conahohocken. ra. Auto
fUCONLEY Suddenly. May 27. ALICE, wlfa
of William Con.lev Relatlvea and frienda in
vited to funeral. Thurs . 8 30 a. m. 1830 8.
Conestoga at Requiem high maaa Church of
the Most Blessed Sacrament lit a. m. Int. New
Cathedral Cem Aulo funeral.
CONLON May 20 DENNIS aon of lata
John and Julia L'onlon Relatives and frienda,
letter carrlera of Station C. Loyal Order Moose
No. 54 Invited to funeral frl . 8.30 a m.. 2423
W Norrls st Solemn requiem mass St Ellia
heth'a Church, in a m. Int. New Catherdral
Cem Auto funeral
CONNELL. May 28. Miss nRIDCJET CON
NELL, nelallvea and frienda, St. Thomaa'a
Learue of the Sacred Heart, invited to funeral.
Thura., 1829 Mountain at Solemn requiem maaa
8t. Thomas's Church, 8.30 a. m Int. Cathedral
C'cRAW FORD -May 28 JOHN, huaband of
Sarah A Crawford (nee Vanderherchen). aged
74. nelatlves end frienda. Corona Encampment
No. 2S7. I. O. O, F i Clnclnnatua Lodge. No.
206. I. O O, f: Orlnoko Beneficial Society.
Stonemen fellowship of S3d Ward, members of
Slmpaon Memorial M E. Church and Bible
Claas. Invited to funeral aervlcea, Wed., 8 p. m..
B17 E. Wlshart st. funeral at convenience or
'DAV!S. May 28, WILLIAM II.. husband of
florenca M. Davis (ne Molony). son of Eliza
Simpson and lata William P. Davla. axed 47.
Relatives and friends, Penna. Commsndery,
Naval and Military Order of Spanish War,
Quaker City Council, No. 84, K. ft A.. Invited
to funeral services. Thurs.. 3:80 p. m.. 2023
E. Tioga st. Remains may be viewed Wed. aye.
int. Eaat Cedar Illll Cam
DAVIS. May 37, ELKANAH, husband of
Anna M. Davis, nelatlves and friends. Court
Montgomery, No. 214. F. of A., Invited to fu
neral services, Thura.. 8 p. m., 735 N. 20th
at. Int. Lancaster. Pa., Frl, Auto aervlce.
Lancaater paper a copy.
DONNELLY. A solemn mass will be cele
brated on Thursday morning, at 9 o'clock, at
St. John's Church, 13th at. above Chestnut, far
the aoul ef the late Miss Eleanor C. Donnelly
unonin e rninaj
W
buan ay -". krr(iiJti. nuioina or late
ilarv Egan (nee Welsh!. Relatives and friends
nviua. to funeral, Thura. .80 a in.. Jz&I
rvinc at .Requiem miss fit Jaraee e Church
0 a. m Int. Holy Crosa Cam.
, HEATHS
ESOlX Mar 30. I.Ot'lS, husband et Mary
Esola (nee Repettl) and son of late Cherlee and
Catharine Eeola. funerwl, tn which relatlvea
and frienda and employee nnaatto Barrv and
street Co. are Invited, frl., 8 SO a, m . 242H S.
Hleks st, Xtasa of requiem Church of 8L Mon
ica 10 a. m, Int. Holy Crosa Cem. Auto
service.
f ALLA8. Mar 2T. HARRY, hushand of Anna
Mar Fal aa (nc Slnjl aged in Relatlvea and
frienda invited to funeral. Thura . 2 n m
232 N 7th St.. Camden. N, Jv Int Arlington
Cem. friends may. call We, 7 In 9 Pn
fARIJINOTON1 May 27. HAMILTON R.
husband of ate, Mary L. farrlnatnn, aged lit
Relatlvea and friends Invited to funeral Thura
2 D nv. Ilia Snyder ave tn, .M, iunriari
CenrK frienda mav call Wed. eve. Auto fu-
"'pAt'LKNEIt Mav 26 MICHAEL, mn of
lata Michael and Mary Faulkner High requiem
masa st franrla Xavlers Church Thurs it!
a. m Int. private. Remalna may be viewed
Wed, exe.. 2320 Oreen at
I-ORREST. , May -s EMMA fORREST
widow of nenlamln horreat Sr nged 84. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral services
Thurs, 2 p m . 178 8. Centre st . Merchant
vllle. N .1 Int Coieetown Cem Remalna may
be Mewed Wed eve
FREELANP May 20 .at Pittsburgh Ta
Dr JAMES ROV FREELANI) fterv Icea' ',
father a residence, A R Freeland. Troepect
ave Melrose Park. Thura . 4 p. m
FRITZ Mai 27. LILLIAN MAY. wlfa of
Frank Frlti and daughter of late John and
Sarah Ronney. Relatives and frienda Invited to
servicea. Thurs 2 p m 63M Bulst ave Int
private, Mt Morlah Cem Remalna may be
viewed Wed T to ! P m
OASTLER May 26. OKOROE huhand of
Katie Oaetler aged SO. Relatives and friends
mmhera Frankfurt S S 4 O Y Beneficial
Socletv Elr.tracht Yearly Beneficial Socleti
Invited to fu.ieral. Thurs 2 p. m 19,11 N. Mh
st Int Oreenmount Cem Auto funeral Re
mains mav h viewed Wed ee
OORMLET May 22. MART , widow of
Teter Oormle Relative and friends. St. Ed
ward n V M Sodality Learue of Sacred
Heart. Invited In funeral, frl s 30 a m fu
nerwl parlors of A J Donn"ll. 714 W York
st Solmn high masa St. Edward a Church 1"
a m Int Holv Cross Cem Remalna mav be
viewed Thurs . after 7pm Auto service
OREEN Mav 2, LOUISA widow of tleorge
Oreen (nee Kiliian' Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral services, Thurs 8pm. 24n3
Turner st Int Hillside Cem frl 2 r in
via trollev car
CIRIOO-OILLINOER At Delanco N .1 .
Mav 21 HARRIETT KNIGHT daughter of Rob
ert J and Sarah Orlgg and mother of Laura D
Ollllnger Rekttlves and friends invited to fu
neral services. Thurs ,2pm, Beerly rd
Delanco, N J int private.
HAOAN. May 2S. FLORENCE, wife of John
J Hagan Relatives and friends, Spring Onr
den Ruling Nn 21S6, F. M C Invited to fu.
neral. Thurs. 7 30 a m 300 Brown at High
masa nf requiem St Agatha s Church 9 am.
funeral to proceed by Rapid Transit funeral
HAOOERTY Mav 2q J.XMPx c son of
.lames A and Maraerlte O Hnegertv, aged 20
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral Sat
8 30 a m residence of pirents 6212 Caliowhlll
st Solemn requiem mass Chunh of Our I.ad
of the Rosarv 1" n in Int si Dnls a
Cem '
KANS'A Suddenly May 27 EDWARD hus
hand of Ell-abeth Hanna (nee Mlfrhe'll Rel
allves nnd friends invited to fun-rat erlre
Thura . 1 p tn 1920 S Cerii st Int Mt
Morlah Cem Remains mav h. viewed Wed
e to 10 p m Auto service
HAWTHORN: t.1 38 .IflllV I.- titn-
TIIORNE nged 88 Rela!les and friends in
vlted to funeral services Thurs 2 n m at
lite residence Cooper-town nl Haerford 'Pa
Int private Convev arce at Oakmont for trollev
leaving With St Station nt I (18 p m '""'"
HEEKIN Mav 8 rRANK n nf ,Iam
and Annie lleekln aged 29 Itelatliea and
friends Invited to funeral Thurs 8 an a in
residence of rarenls 37 Cnllnm st German
iown Solemn requiem mass st Francis of
Assis' Church In n. m Int Holy Sepulchrn
Cem
HELP ERICH Ma' 28 KATHRINE wife of
Peter HeKerleh Tuneral servicea 1 hura 3 n
m 926 N Mh st Int private ' " p'
HERBST. Mav 27 WILLIAM E HERRST
aged 05 Relatlvea nnd frienda Invited to ta'
neral services. Thura 2 p m . 3128 Vanklrk st
Wlatnc.mlntf. Int. private.
HERMES Max 27 MARY fRANCES wife
nf late Adolph Hermes Relatives and friends
Blessed Virgin Marv Sodalll Sacred Heart
League of St Stephen's Church invited to fu
neral Thura 8 3(1 a m.. 3X41 N Broad at
So'-jvn requi-m mass St Stephen's Church in
a. m Int Holy Sepulchre Cem Auto service
Hinns. May 27 MARGARET A widow of
Isnac J Illbba (ne Malseed) Relatives and
frienda Admiral George Dewe Temple No .1
O I' A Mt Zlon Rel.ek.iri Lodge, Nr, 7 j' (,'
o r Invited to funeral services. Wed 8 n
m 013 S Rth at Camden N J Also services
frlepds' Meeting House. I.anghorne pn Thurs
12 noon Int. friends' Burial Grounds. Lane-horn-
Pa
IHNCK Mvy 28 JtUIV 11 husband of late
Ellia B Hlnck (nee Lower! Re'slUes and
friends Invited to funeral s-rvlcea Frl ,2pm
son-in-law a residence 283" Memphis st int
private Auto funernl Remains mav be vl-w-d
Thurs after 7pm
HOFFMAN Mav 28 SEBASTIAN husband
nf Sarah A Hoffman Relatives end friends
Pnma Tribe No 211. I O R M penn Treaty
Council. No .119 o of I A . Champion nivl
slon. No 3:, S of P Invited tn funeral serv
ices Sat .2pm. residence of son 4fli2 Wvorn.
Ing ave Int private East Cedar HIM Cem
Remains ms be viewed Frl 8 to 10 p m
HORAN May 28 p JOHN son nf Mary
and late Patrick Horan aged 9 vears in dais
nelatlves and friends, classmates and pupils of
St Thomva Aqulnaa'a School Invited to funeral
frl 8 a m . mother a residence 1820 S llith
st Solemn requiem masa St Thomas Aquinas a
Church 9 30 a m Int Hnlj cross Cem
1NNES--May 28 JOHN M INNES husband
of Carrie Inna (nee VMestl nnd son of late
William J and Ella M Inn-a. aged 38 Rela
tives and friends. Thomas Patterson Associa
tion. Invited to funeral servicea. Frl . 3 p. m .
residence of J Wesley Ilnwen, 1018 8 2d st
Int nrlvate Mt Morlah Cem
JORDAN Ma 20 ALFRED hushand of
Susan Jordan (nee McLean) Relatlvea nnd
friends Invited to fun-ril services frl 2 p
m at late residence 1.1 in Mlfnin st. Remains
mav foe, ewed Thurs . after 7pm Int prl-
KERV1N Mav 28. JOHN VV . husband of
Catharine A Kervin funeral frl. 8 30 a m
2320 Aspen at Solemn maas of requiem St
francls'e Church lo a. m Relatives and
friends. Independent fire Co S'o .19, and other
socletlea of which he was a member, nre in
vited Int Old Catherdral Cem
KILLC.ORE Mav 27. LAWRENCE W B.
son of Anna M. and late Rev James L. Klllgora
ind husband of Lillian Klllgore. daughter of
Theodore and Ella Bronnworth, aged 29 Rela
tlvea and friends, members of East Park Branch.
No. 14. Grand fraternltv nnd the Mutual Aid
Society Ztegler Bros Invited to runeral. Thurs .
lit a m . mother's residence. 304.1 N. Bambrey
st. Int private. Friends may call Wed . 8 to
kIno Suddenlv Mav 27 WILLIAM II , hus
hand of Alice K. King inee Morganl and son of
late Edward B and Elizabeth King Relatives
and friends fernwood Lodae Nn r,63. f nnd
A M Woodland Council. No 171 O of I A .
and other organlzatlona nf which he was a
member Invited to funeral frl ,2pm 662.1
Oreenway ave Int Mt Morlah Cem. Remains
may be viewed Thura , 7 to 10 p. m Auto
"kUTZNER May 27. PAUL, hushand of Wit
helmlna Kutmer (nee Hendrlcksl, aged 61 Rel
atlvea and friends, Allemanla Singing Socletv
and emploves of A Seho-nhut Co, Invited to
funeral services. Sat ,2pm 2211 Coral st.
Int private. North Cedar Hill Cem. Auto serv
ice LYLE May 29. HENRY, husband of Jenny
I.vle, aged 72 Due notice of funeral will be
given, from 4241 N lr.th st
McCABE May 17. Ji.etEPIf 'j. . .asband of
Catharine. Mclube (nee Van Horn), and aon nf
.Nicholas and Ella McCabe funeral Thura .
8 30 a m residence of Lewis Harmer, 171 1
Ingersnll st holemn miss of requiem St.
Francis' Church 10 n in Relatlvea and frier
invited Int New Cathedral Cent
McCANN May 27. LAWRENCE son of lata
Lawrence and Mary McCsnn (nee CoI'lna).
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral Sat
7 3ci a m . 2126 Fernon st (22d and TarUer
ta I High mass of requiem St Edmun f r
Church 9am Int Holy Cross Cem
Mccormick Mav 29. elizarbth. widow
of John McCormlrk (nee foley) Relatlvea and
frienda. II V M hmlallty Altar Sn.letv.
League nf the Sacred Heart. Invited to funeral.
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lis 'iSw
DEATHS
Sal , I So i m 2018 Medery ave German
town Solemn high requiem mass Immaculate
Conception Church 10 a. m. Int Holy Sepul
chre Cem,
. Mccl'I.l.T May 28 JAMES McCt'LLT. rs
hand of late l.llfle Mccullr, . Relatives nuC
frienda, all societies of which he was a mem
ber Invited tn funeral. Thura . 8 30 a m 77
vy Lacrosse ave Ijtnsdnwne Del Co Pa
High. mass St Phllomena a Church 10 a. m
lnl. l,0.1y..CCi"".'m Auto funeral
Jtcpf.yiTT May 2.1 JAMES A . huaband of
EH-aheth McDevnt Relatlvea and frienda In
vited to services Thurs 2pm 2.1 s Van
Pelt el Int. Ml Morlah Cem. Members ol
Hoja' Evening Home Club may call Wed eve.
McDONOUOH. Suddenly. Mav 26 WILLIAM
fl husband nf late Rose, Ann McDonough. Rein
tltee and friends, employes of Dill ('ollina.
Invited to funeral Thurs 8 So a m 22.18 Ann
at. Solemn requiem mass Church of tha Nativ
ity 10 a. m Int St Ann's Cem
. McELDnWNn.T Suddenly at Ashland N,
J . May 26 WILLIAM ALEXANDER husband
of Viola McEldowney (nee Brlenl and son of
William and Elliabeth McEldowney. Relatives
and frienda invited to funeral services Thurs .
2 p. m . parlora of William II, Chew. 8 W.
cor. path and Spruce sis Int fernwood Cem
Remalna may be viewed Wed . 8 to 10 p m.
Auto service
McOEE May 26. suddenly, at Eddralnne.
Pa . JOHNJ . son of Rose McGre (nee Brogan)
and late Patrick MrOee nged 22. Relatlvea
and. friends emplnvea Baldwin Locomotive
Works. Eddystone plant Invited to funeral,
Thura ,8am 2712 South st . Phlla Solemn
requiem mess St Anthony's Church 9.30 a. m
Int. New Cathedral Cem Remalna may be
viewed vv ed eve
McKAY Ma 28 JOHN son of William J.
and Sarah McKnj. aged 19 Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services Sat ,5pm
parents residence 2S42 Jnsper at Int. private.
North Cedar Hill Cem
McKEOV Mav 20 MARGARET V , daughter
of late Pramie and Ells-beth B MrKeon Rel
ativea and friends League of Sarred Heart of
Oesu. invited tn funernl Sat s a m 1814
Master st Solemn requiem mass Church of Oesu,
9 30 a. tn. Int Old Cathedrel Cem. Auto fu
neral MCLAUGHLIN Mav 2Sf MICHAEL r hus
band of Ell-abeth E Mct.aughtin and sen of
arah nnd late James Mi-t.iuahlln Relatlvea
and friends, police officers of 37th Dlst Police
nelief Asso Union Republican Club of South
Phlla . Invited to funeral frl 8 a. m 2.131
8 2d st Solemn high mass of requiem Church
nf Our Lady of Mt Carmel n.3cl n, m Int Holy
-osa Cem-
Mi-VIANUS May 28 at HvddonOeld N J..
PETER husband nf Sirah A Campbell Me
Manus Relatives and friends emplnvea Rrann
t Stuart Co . invited to funeral. Thura . 8 a nr .
residence francis Carnej. 222.1 S 3d at Phlla
Solemn high mass nf requiem church of Our
Lady of Mt. Cnrmel u 30 n m Int Holv Cress
Cem.
MERCIER Mvv 27 EYRE VIERCIEII aged
e2 Relatives nnd friends invited to funeral
STVlces Thurs 11 n ni Grace Eplsropal
Chunh HaddonOeid N j ef which tie was
'unlor warden I'rlenda ma call Wed 7 to 'l
o m 21.1 Mnunlvvell ave Haddonfleld N .1
Int private Cnt-stowu i"-m Trvln leaves
Market tt ferrv Phlla 10 in n m
MOVclARP Mav 28 VICTOR P .1 MON
OARD llelatlvea and friends Southwnrk Star
Lodge No 71 O s of B German- Vmericnn
Rep Club nf Mh Ward Invited tn funeral
Thurs 8 3ft it m 2162 N 7lh -t H gh mass
St Edward s Church in n m Int prlvile Auto
serv Ice.
. MI'l.llftl.LWI) Vlav 2', su.ldemv WIL
LIAM .1 MUI. HOLLAND Relatlvea and friends
MoJit Benjamin G litghman Jr Camp Nr
111 U S W V invited to funeral Thurs
8 3ft a m 812 s r.th st High mass of re.
nulem Church of st Philip Nerl !( a. r- Int
Holy Cross Cem
IIURIlOCK Miy 28 EMMA A wife .if
Thomas B Murdock anil daughter of late Ed
vvard Mud I (' H S nged IIS Relnllve nnd
friends Invited to funeral Thurs. 2 n m J3
I'auev st camqen N .1 Int at Cedar Hill
Cem , Phlla Washington D c pipers copv
VIURPIIY Mav . 1HOVIAH husband nf
Cnthvrlne Murphv (nee Cmivllle) Relatlvea are
inviteq to runerni. inurs s a m 24rtn peini
st friends nnd emplnves of the A M Collins
A Sona Co nlso St llnniface No 72ft C K nf
A nr" requested to meet funeral at church
High mass at St Edward's nt 9 n m. Int
private Holv Semilcber Cem
NAOLE Mav 29 JMF.! W NAGI.E of
726 W N'orrls et son .f late General James
and Ellzab-th Nagle of Pottsvllte Pa . nged
is Ileiitives nnd rriends i.ovni L-gion. rosi
No 2 G A R Invited to evrvices. Sat 2 p
m Oliver II Balr Bids , 1820 Chestnut st
Int private North Laurel Hill Cem Potts
vllle I'll nnnA-e mm
PATTON Mav 28 THOMAS It hushand of
Annie M fttton (nee jilnnnont nged sk iteia
lives nnd 'rlends Invited to fiiner-tt frl 2 p
m I7J9 federal st Int Mt Morlah Cent
ll,miln, mav be viewed i lllirs after 7 30 n m
PI'ENDKR May 26 WILLIAM husband of
( arolln- rrend-r (nee llonawitr) nn-l eon or iai-
Tvavier and Kiiianetn rrenner agen i'
Relatives nnd friends members of .1 f
Bets Beneficial Society, Humboldt Yearlv Bene
tlclil Societv Rescue lounril. No 1.1 f P A
Phlla Electrical Beneficial Socletv, Bnrharnsi
Beneficial Socletv, Men .e Socletv of Zlon s Pres
hvtertan Church Invited to funeral. Thurs I
n m 2918 Cnmhrldse at. Int Hillside Cem
via trollev Retnains mav le viewed Wed . 7 to
I) p tn
firiN.V Mav 27. SARAH widow of James
onlnn nnd daughter of late James nnd Mary
Costello Hineral, to vvhidi relatlvea and
friends are Invited Thurs 8 3d a m 829
Wlnton st Solemn rmsa ofrequlem church of
the Epiphanv in n m. int Holy crosa cem
Antn service
RIALE -Ma 26 MAGGIE J wife nf Nntl.an
,i Hlnie iteiarives ani rrienns invnea to iu
neral services. Thurs ,2pm. II1K N 37th st
friends mav call Wed . s tn 0 p m Int pri
vate. Arlington Cem Auto funernl
ROVER M.VJ 29 MARV C widow of Abra
ham R Rover Services frl . 2 3ft p m rest
.enco of daughter Mrs W S March. 407 Slat'
rd Cvnwvd. Pa Int private
RUTTER Mav 26 JAMES (I nPTTER son
nf Itirhnrd and Sarah Ruttep anft grandson nt
Kllr.iteth Klnslev nged 9 Relatives nnd mends
invited to funeral services. Thurs. 2pm
1(18 Emll.v st Int Jit Morlah Com. Remains
may be viewed Wed eve
SCHAUR May 26 CHARLES V son of
late Conrad nnd Caroline Schaub Relatives
and friends liillatea Lodge No .127, f and
A M . Harrowgate Castl- No 128. A O K
of M C . Knlghta nf Iron Ring tnvlted to
funeral, Thurs, 2 p tn , 1134 E Tioga at. Int.
North Cedar Hill Cem. Remalna may ba viewed
W'eH 7 In 10 n m
SCHEWE VIny 2ft. ADOLPH SCHEWE son
or Albert it nnd iiertna Mieue oiee ricnimnti
aged 42 Relatives and frienda Invited to fu
neral services. Thurs 2 l m residence of
uncle i;mn scnmidt '."17 N svoennam st int.
nrlvntn Vnrthvvnnd Cem Alltn service
SHIELDS Mav 2') JOSEPH I. husband of
Marv II Shield- and aon nr lato Albert S I.
nnd Emmn R Shields, nged 41 Services nnd
Int private
SIMON Mav 28 JAMES C . son of James
C nnd Mnrv J. Simon (nee Lnverl Relatives
nnd rrienns .m a iiruavr .vew vear asso, in
vited to funeral services Sun 2 n m parenta'
residence 2112 S Bouvler st Int fernvvnod
Cem
SIMTERS Mav 26. CHARLES M SIMPERS,
husband of Hannah c Pimuera inee Prlchard).
son of late Nathaniel and Rebecca Slmpere.
Relatives and friends emplovea of Carpet De
partment of John Wnnamnker's. Invited to fu
nernl services. Thurs ,2pm 132ft Tneker st
Int prlvnte Auto funeral friends may call
Wed 8 to in p m
SPARKS Mav 2R ABB1E 1! SPAnKS.
Relatlvea and frienda invited tn funeral Thurs.
husband a residence Central nve and High
st . Clayton. N J , 2 p m Int. Cedar Oreen
Cem
THOMAS May 28 suddenlv. 1343 Brandy
wine st ISAAC THOMAS Remalna may be
viewed Wed . 7 to in p m nnd Thura morning
until noon Oliver II Balr Bldg . 182ft Chest
nut st Int. nnd services Rlvervlew Cem . Wil
mington. Del . on arrival of train leaving Broad
st station 1 2ft Thurs. Afternoon.
THOMPSON Mav 28. ROSE wlfa of Robert
Thompson daughter of Michael and Mary
Stavln, Relatives nnd friends invited tn fu.
neral Thurs. 8 30 a m 2920 8 23d st
Solemn mass of requiem St Edmund's Churrh
ill n m Int Holv Cross Cem
THORN May 27. MARIA B . widow of Silas
W. Thorn, aged 76 Relatives and frienda In
vited to funeral aervlcea Thura 2 p. m . resi
dence of daughter. 1024 Poplar at. Int. private.
North Cedar Illll Cem. Remaina may ba viewed
Wed 7 tn 1ft p m
TOOMEY May 24 DANIEL 'IOOMEY Rela
lives and friends invited tn funeral, Thurs .
7 3ft a m N. E ror 3d nnd Pine sts Requiem
mass st Thomas's Church 9 a. m. Int. Holy
Croas Cem
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DEATHS
TOZER Mar M, HARRY W . husband nf
Kathrvn M Teter and son of Henrr and f.Mia
beth Toter aged 29. Relatives and frienda,
Phlla, lodge, No, nt, u u, u. ioosei .arpen.
tera1 Local, No 072 Invllcd to funeral, frl.
30 a m. hrnther-ln-laws residence, Edward
Cllffnrd. 2022 N Talor st (never 2.1th and
Cambria! Solemn high maaa Churrh of the
Mnst Precious lllood IK a in Int Holy Croes
Cem
frtt, !- n .' & flfVI.IVt ala.iehlee nf late
John and Hinnah Ubll nged 87 nelallvea and
friends invited to runeral service inure. .1
m . 20s n pnarpnaCK si uermaninwn
.., h-r a.ri li, HI John's Eolsconal Churrh.
Campus Penua, en arrival nf II 3D n m train
irnm nrnan .-M c,u,n. i -, ,.
VANSANT At Plensantvllle. N J. May 29,
NEWTON M . husband ef lale Mar Jane Van-
sant aged 68 Relatives and friends, phakn
harpo Tribe No 138 I O It M , of frnnkford.
I a . lnvueu in lun-rni i"-rvn re. rr.inriii-n ,,i
eon Inlaw Aldnrla Reeves. 29 W Washington
ave . Pleasantvllle, N. J . frl , 2 p. m Int.
Salem Cem
Va1-TIF.I1 Mav 27. LAURA ELIZA llf.Tlt.
daughter of Catharine nnd late William J Vnu
t'er ann grannnaugnicr oi inie jnron nnn iteien
Miller. Relatlvea and friends, Abraham Lincoln
Auxiliary. No 39 S of V Invited to funeral
services. Thurs I p m mother a teaidence.
.1192 Almond st Int private. North Cedar Hill
Cem Remalna may h viewed Wed after 8 pm.
VOLI.ER Mav 27 nt resllenie of mother.
Marv E Magulre 269 Diamond st LUCY A ,
wife of Edward N Vn'l-r nnd (laughter of
James P and Mar P. Magulre Reutivea and
friends Invited to funeral, rhurs . s 30 n. tn
Solemn hlsh mass of requiem Chunh of. our
I.adv of Mero in a. in Int. New Cathedril
Cem Auto funernl
WHEELEHAN Suddenlv. MjS 2!l WIL
LIAM W, husband of Catharine Wheehhan
nd son of Ellrabeth and late John Wheel-imn
funeral, to whith rclvtlves and friends, p R
R. Relief Association nre Invited, Sat 8 .til
a m . 2223 Wlnton st. Mass of requiem
Chunh of st Edtnond l n in. Int. Holv Cross
Cem Auto service
WHITI'HEAD Mvv 28 ELIZABETH wife
of Charles Whitehead nnd daughter of William
T nnd Marv P Dickinson Relatives nnd
frienda invited to servires. Pit 2311 p. m
Oliver II Bnir Bldg. t20 chestnut st Int.
fernwood Cem Wltmlncton Del pipers copy.
VVILVIOT Msv 29 MARGARET wife nf Ml
chael Wllmot Relatives nnd friends Invited to
mri-mi ,--ai , ,n n tn ,t.r..' Ilclskell st . Ger-
mantown
llgh mass t intents Church 0
a m Int st Marv
cm . Rnxbnrough.
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WS1. 11. MeCONNKLL. eVKivvi. ...
PINE KNOLL CAMP cvNNew-
..?". tha happleat summer In a alrr. life.
ILlS-S ,wh'te. Mountains On plcturesaue.
fi!fo'i;?..d i!ni x-"1" I,'u1' camr' frogram.
l. '?. .li00;! rt-preaentativa.
Mra. D. L Mewart. 8t High St.. Citn.. Pklla.
DR. ieASTVIAV I
UNKIUK INDIAN CAMPS
On (.runlte Lake, .Sew Hampshire.
. Camp Oaha for tilrls, all age.
Caiuu Ohlesa for llojs, eight M
sltleen. Dr. and Mrs. Charles A.
Eastman. Ambarst. Mass.
I'ln. Tree Camp for Olrle, I'ocono Mte. 2000
ft. above s.a, Dungalowa and Tenta. 4 hours
rom New Jork. MISS 1ILANCI1E D. PRICJ3.
Ill W.st Bchool lan. Oermantown. Phlla.
EDUCATIONAL
Chestnut Hill Academy
St. Martins, Chestnut Hill, Pa.
A day and boarding school for boys preparing for
coueg. or scieniine acnooi. especially low rates
for a-day boardera.
High standards of scholar.
ship. Unsurpassed athletic equipment
lletta edulnment. Var este-
loguee address J,
L. Patteraon, Headmaster,
MATH, for army A navy training; camp, Univ.
ret. tlaher l'rep Ecbsol. Wltherepoa bldg.
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nnporilLost. diamond hrooch cintalnlnf 21
diamonds, mounted In plallnum O 01S J.
, I Co. slsmped on hack Thursday, on
Chestnut et helow 20th Heward. 3 E. Cald
well A Co. Chestnut and Juniper Sts
I'QO Iisl, T p. m Thursday, Ian colored
l,lh terrier dog, rurlv hair anewera to nama
. nf "Mike" HI. re.srd If ret d to ai4 N nidL
Don--Irfist. Irlah terrier puppy bllrh, In neigh
horhood of fit Marlins. Itenard. 8. I-ogan.
Moreland ave . st Marling.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
IlEI.ts TEI.EPHONB OrERATINO
haa pointed to the great Industrial army
of the nation and to tha necessity for
a generous unselfish observance of duty
on the part of those who may best
eerve In that army.
The telephone system of tha country
is to play a conspicuous part In tha
conduct of the war.
flell Telephone operating prefenta It
seir aa a vocation for joung women
wherein a no less ratrlotlc than vain
able aervlce to tha Government may ba
performed
If joi; are between the ages of IS and
-I applv at COIl Market St.. Phlladel-
rh.la. any day except Sunday, between
mat
8. JO
m. and o p. in
New employes are paid while learning
and are assigned to offices near their
hemes The work la Interesting, tha en
vironment most agreeable and efficiency
Is rewarded by ready advancement.
Comfortable recreation rooms and
dining rooms where meats are served
nt cost In every Central Office.
Arrly Now.
IHLLl.VH . t'Ll-m. Itemlngton. experienced.
.vm.mJ".10"' Insurance company, good position.
M IM ledger Central
10. ?KIrI 'Elt-stenographer. reneral offlea
dullest ono familiar with Installment biislnesa
preferred; salary to atari 10. E 63. Ledger
Central.
nooKKEErnns
wn nEot'ini: nxr'o nooKKEnrERS
EMl'LOTMENT Ul'ltKAU
LIT 111103.
AltETVKEIt fop phvslrtan'n hmis for summeri
must ll in house: best ref. ren. Call Wed
neitn II to ft or tn n p tn . 1310 Spruce at.
CHAMIII.IIM.MD nnd
w anted I In family:
''hevtnut Illll 217.
vvallre-s. experienced,
vviges ?0. Tclephona
CHAMHERMAID, exr . help with washing, sea-
enori in vunimer I'none j-nesinut tun uoa.
CfxiKi. 2 wanted coloFed: one ripahle of man
iiclng a large kltrhen. the other paslrv. both
must he well recommended ns to character
nnd moklng ability Address Mlsa T. 4100
viLiniic ,n , Atlantic city X J.
cook VVnled. at once, white or colored cook,
Protestant. 30 or 33 ears ohll good referencea
reriuircil to go to country near VVIlmlngtoe,.
Phono Merlon .'.so. or write to llox 14S.
.Merlon l'a
COOKIN'O nnd downstairs work no washing!
referemes nece-sar good wagea. Phoenix
Mile 15 HI3 Idg-r Central.
COsT ci.EHK- Hrlght joung lady In coat depart
ment, must he quh k nt tlguree ek for Mr,
Prlie .vpplv Thursday. Publn Ledger Co.,
th and chestnut sts
OIIILS Minora" and " experienced In artificial
tooth factory; continuation school, good hours:
chance for advancement Apply t0 West
Dauphin st
Olltf. '-.. to share conking, waiting. Vhamlier
work nnd washing. 1! in famllv . reference:
muntrv t: 1114 Ledger Central
Olltl.l nnit tnuug ladles wanted light, steady
cmplovmcnt good wnges Apply the A. Pchoen-
hut 'o Adams nnd Kepyjvsta i
ClltADt'Tll Nl'IlSE wanted" for' night duty.
phjslclan'a private hospital. II 212. Led. Oft.
HEAD RTENOflllAPItErt
AND
COrtltE.sPONDENT
Permanent position with old-estnbllshcd flrrfll
state full qualifications. i; .. Ledger
Central
HOSIEIIY- Ixiopcrs o.i 22. 24 and 21 points,
seamless nnd fashioned: nil ooi machines!
some brand new: good po.ltlonfc offered. Nice
town Dye Vorks.C and Westmoreland sts.
JlOfKEKEEPEH. reliable, wanted, salary o"i
good home treated as one of family. Apply
nt once, rt'2'l ltldgw nve.. Roxborough.
INSPECTORS
Olrls. 10 to IP years nf age. Apply fifth
floor, filbert st.
STRAWDRIDOE i CLOTHIER
MESSENGERS
flirts 1 1 tn IC vears of age. ns messengers.
Apply fifth floor. Filbert St.. hefore 11 a: m.
KTRAWRRIDCE i. CLOTHIER
NURSE, exper , with ref , for S children, one 3
ears one 3 months, go to shore for summer.
Call after in n m., mill N. Hrnad.
STENOORAPHER wanted by large retail house!
must be thoroughly experienced; permanent po
sition and Ideal surroundings. APWy. stating
nee experience and salary wanted. P 408.
Ledger Office.
8TENOORAPHERS
Experienced Apply Bureau of Employment,
4'i floor ruber st , before 11 n m
STIlAWURlDaC & CLOTHIER
TELEORAPH OPERATOR Yuung woman for
operating and clerical viork. Mldvale, 4301
Wlssnhlcknn ave Phlladelnhla.
TYPISTS
Quick and accurate. Arply Kureau nf Em
ployment. 4'a floor, rilbert St.. before 11
"' '"' STItAWIIRIDOE A CLOTHIER
WEAVERS
ON CROMPTON LOOMS
ArrLY JOHN A JAMES DOCSON. INC.
OLD MILLS'. SCOTT'S LANE
FALLS OF SCHUYLKILL
WEAVERS wanted female, on rtaln white
work good wages. Imperial Woolen Co.,
Main and Rector ats.. Manaunk.
WOVtAN nccountant-stenographer, with at leaat
10 .ears experience, of good health nnd char
acter Oermantown resident preferred: maka
application In own handwriting In confidence,
giving complete history, salary 12" per week!
2 weeka vacation jcarly Manufacturer,
I! h44 ledger Central. .
YOt N'tJ I.ADY wanted for waiting on customera
In .leaning and djelng establishment; short
hnuis AppH -n2 Ilnltlmore ave
(ieneral
l'lI.ISfl CLERKS, trained, always In demand!
set ure a imsitlon through our course of In
struction Philadelphia School of Filing, 010
Chestnut st . third floor.
HELP WANTED MALE
ACi'OI NTANT S assistant: must he willing t
travel state iuii iii,cu - -j :
AlPRENTlCl. wanted for machine shop.
Apply
Itesa narKer. -iiii o qui ei.
ARTIST wanted with the Ideas and the ability
to lay out. direct by mall literature, steady
position, send samples and advise salary ex
pected The Canton Engraving and Electro
tpjCo.,Canton,0. .-,
DOY wanted by business house, 18 years of
age or over state age and references. P 407.
Ledger Offlce,
nOYS AND CURLS
wanted In Frankford
14 eara and up
Light and safe work
In a clean, airy factory
Continuation school tn plant
Meals served at cost
Paid while learning
Apply 4533 Tacony street
ROYS wanted 11 yeara of age. JO and lln per
week Arplv at once, Decker. Smith Page.
Water nnd Snder ave.
HOYS wanted, over IB yeara of age. to run er
rands and help In shipping roomi good chances
for advancement. Apply Charles E. Johnson
Co.. R9 8. 10th at.
ilOYH wanted to learn trad; of machinist: mod.
ern shop, best of wiges while learntne. P US,
ledger vmice.
IlOYH wanted, day work.
Chestnut st
Apply fifth floor, 008
CARPENTERS wanted, steady work, good ay,
.
Apply nori""rpi. i-.!! u"i p.i." n i. .......n -.-.
CARRIERS
Men past middle life for light work aa
package carriers. Apply Rureau of Employ
ment. 44 floor, before Ham
BTRAWRRIDQE i. CLOTHIER
CHAUFFEUR wanted, while man, single, good -mechanic,
to take chart of Packard can
stale age, references: wagea 120 per week'. -P.
O. llox 1311 '.
CIQARMAKERS wanted on hand work; IJ.oO ""
to $?1 per thouaand Oeneral Cigar Co.. Uljr
R3 N. 4th t .hjarlphj .
'rr1 . T-Z-Trtl. Sn..n mat. IT tt Sft nuul
COLLECTOR Young man, IT to 18,
wages, short hours, rapid advancement, must
be a Willing worner anu fve m guoa siruna
blcvtle H oa. linger umc.
CREDIT INVESTIOATORrouna;, tnanL sarti
-.l-.alne. nersonalltv. .xnerlenc ln hlah-la
ass
retail business esssntlal, state full parHcu.
tare E BMI Ledger C.ntral.
Otbas -iMslflod svda will be found, oo rage 1
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