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BOTH EARLY AND LATE CROP
Spring Planting Now More in Favor Than Some Years
, Ago Improved Varieties
Should Grow Suggestions for Sowing and Culture
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fir mURMlPS nra rarmU - fimnno h ...
- - - raaa , w uilivil) tun a "'vt
j - CrODS Which vrv horn a irftr.ln,r fthmiM
ltant, especially for fall and winter storing.
fin om rarm rnyme. runs:
. On the fourteenth day of July,
riant your turnips, wet or dry.
Howover, tho author of Ihlii ancient ditty
yra.M Brotmblv unawo.ro of tho ndvantne-o-
, of spring sowing.
There nra both field for stoclri nnd car.
-en turnips. Tho latter nro aivlded Into
tho turnip proper, or white fleshed, and
rutabaca. or yellow fleshed. Strictly the
rutabagas belong only to tho Swedish croup
of the family.
Vhlto turnips are umially grown for
Bummer use, yellow for winter keeping.
CUI-TUnC OP TURNIPS
In fact, turnips can bo sown early, as
toon as tho soli Is ready for any crop.
' . Preferably wait for a wot day, as damp
t ground makes tho turnip eecd sprout well.
Turnips aro ono of tho easiest of all
Janlcn crops to grow, and they produce
abundantly for each square foot of area
devoted to them. Glvo turnips a moist soil
and cool weather In tho spring and they will
maturo In about sixty days or earlier. Tho
(aster they grow and tho moro luxuriant
their top leaves tho better thoy aro; there
fore, It la well to plant spring turnips In
rich soil. If they grow slowly they tend to
become woody nnd bitter.
Dtcauso turnips need moisture It fol
lows that thoy need frequent cultivation,
for much hoeing makes tho surfaco of tho
ground a dust mulch, which saves the
molstura In tho ground from drying out
Turnip rows, evon In a back-yard garden
whoro spaco Is limited, should bo fltteon
to sixteen Inches apart to allow tho top
foliage to spread out and still leavo room
for cultivation. A half ounco of seed will
plant 100 feet of row. Seed a half-Inch
deep. Bccauso of tho tendency of sprlitjf
turnips to lose quality In warm weaiher It
Is well to plant only a small portion of tho
total bed at once, planting again at Inter
vals. When plants aro well up, thin them, so
that they stand throo or four Inches apart.
Good varieties aro whlto snowball, an
extra early whlto fleshed ; yellow-top globe,
purple-top strap leaved (a rutabaga). Yel
low Abcrdoen Is a very eweet rutabaga;
yellow fleshed, and oxceltont for storing.
cuLTunn of caiuiots
Tho carrot bed shows tho advantages of
deep spading and thorough cultivation. Tho
foot, which la tho part eaten, tries to grow
tralght down Into tho soil. If It meets
STAR REDEEMS FILM
BY POETESS WILCOX
"Tho Beautiful Lie" Frances
Nelson's Triumph Fine Art
in "The World Apart"
By the Photoplay Editor
REGENT "The Rcautlfol Lie," Itolfo-Metro.
with Franrea Nelson and Edward Earle. Story
by Ella Wheeler Wilcox. Scenario by Juno
Mathlas. Directed hy John If. Collins, rhoto
craphed by Herbert O. Carlcton.
Tho Instlnctlvo dirfercnco between tho
lyrical gift and tho dramatlo Is hero forci
bly exposed. Mrs, Wilcox has written, bo
sides much mush, somo flno sonnets nnd
shorter pieces. Hut as a scenario-writer oho
Imply doesn't belong. Fortunately, tho
Metro people have nn Intelligent, sensitive,
appealing, beautiful llttlo star In Mis Nel
son, who Is thoroughly camcra-wlso and
efficient. Sho Is also very eay to look at.
though faulty lighting now and then con
ceals this fact Tho story? Well, It 13
ono of those pulsing femlnlno nffairs In
which a superbruto of a wealthy sensualist
makes a mock-marrlago with tho heroine
Later, a lot later, we find that tho wedding
was real, and tho unstained brldo goes to
tho nltar with another about tho time that
tho hideous husband Is dying. Tho pro
duction Is much bettpr than usual In
Metros, Sometimes tho Illumination Isn't
bright enough, but the plcturo shows an
experienced hand nt directing. Ono leader,
fairly typical of tho rest, runs: "They
brought mo hero (tho stntlon houso) be
cause I sought solaco In wine I that wat
tho pampered brldo of a money king!" The
"outcast" who said that must have been
qulto a reader.
ItnOENT (Friday nnd Saturday) "The Wrrlil
Apurt," Moroaen-Fornmourjt, with Myrtlo
Madman and Wallace Held. Story by Georgo
Mlddleton. Scenario by Julli C Ivers. Di
rected hy William D Taylor. Photographed
by Homer Scott.
It's pleasant to bo nblo to pass the
laurels to tho photographer In this caso.
Also eminently fair, for what on earth
would havo becomo of Oeorgo Mlddleton's
trite story. If It hadn't been for tho splen
did work of tho lens artist? Not even tho
earnest it unlmpnsslnncd acting of Miss
Stedmnn, nor tho stolid blondncss of Mr.
Held could havo caved It, though Director
Taylor's always satisfactory production
stands out sharply through tho mediocrities
of plbttlng that form tho baso nf te tale.
It's tho nged yarn of the predestined lovers,
separated by miles, who eventually defy
'space and fall Into ono another's nrms In
'reel five. The noto of sincerity Is Btrongly
struck all through' tho picture, nnd audi
ences nro going to carry away with them
this Impression and remembrances of Eu
gene rallette's vivid bit of character play
ing; so tho film may bj termed a success.
But tho superbly artistic lights and shades
mako tho play.
Largo quantities of fine "talent" are
promised for the Exhibitors' League State
convention, to be held on June 25. 26 and
27 In tho Parkway Auditorium. Members
are working like tho proverbial Trojans to
Insure the success of the affair.
The American Fotoplayer Company has
offered the finest fotoplayer they have on
hand for uho use of tho exhibitors during
the three conentlon days, whllo the services
or nt least a half dozen of tho best organ
ists In Philadelphia aro available for the
occasion. A twenty-pleco orchestra will
supply music foe all who attend, and from
the number of applications for membership
thus far received, tho success of tho affair
Is already assured.
A women's reception committee has been
appointed, consisting of Mrs. J. O'Oonnell,
Mrs. C. H. Ooodwln, Mrs. n, Amsterdam.
, i Mrs. E. M. Greenbcrg, Miss M. Ileevea and
"" i "Miss it. Strain. They will take full charge
"-' 1 of entertaining the wives of the delegates.
'"' ' Pretty girls of tho Quaker City have been
" chosen to attend the booths, at tho exposi
tion.
'Two accessions nro reported for Lewis
X Selnick. Ono Is Constance Talmadge,
Nornta'a k,(l sister, to be starred under ths
direction of Charles Olblyn. Tho other
' this Is only a rumo!- Is Dorothy Glsh. J,ll
JIan remains with Triangle. It's coinci
dental that tho Junior Misses Talmadge and
t atsh were both developed by David W.
" Crifllth, Dorothy having bloomed Into a
L jtopular comedienne with Fine Arts. Con-
, stance won vogue, it not annuo considera
tion, as the tempestuous mountain maid In
ftSj-Iptplerance." , .
Powder Worker Shot
f decree Start, a powder worker at Pennn.
f rove. N. J . was shot In the neclc and arm"
n a quarrel In a store at that placs last
Wgnti adoui an nour later several men
took. Start Irt an automobile to the Cooper
Hospital, leaving without giving their
yfcraes. Start's condition Is serloos.
TR cumpfn police raid that so far as
tjtnr kne
vf etarrs ssaunnt had not been
fWKj.
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a.'aiK
What Kinds Home Gardener
UilUlJUUU
"TET mo suggest that every ono
"who creates or cultivates a
garden help, nnd rjrrn,,y, to solvo
the problem of the feeding of tho
nations." President Wilson.
Bring your gardening problems to
tho Evenino Ledcek for practical,
helpful solution. Address J OH N
BARTRAM.
Thero is timo yot to stnrt a homo
garden. Spado tho ground and start
this week. Beans, onions, peas,
corn, beets, tomato plants, carrots,
cabbago plants can be put in safely
nnd profitably from now on. START
NOW.
a stiff, packed subsoil a few Inches down
It cannot penetrate this, and the root will
rlthcr split or becomo othcrwleo forked or
gnarled. Soil that has been well dug,
however, a foot or moro deep, enables tho
carrot togrow shapely roots,
Tho carrot Is an early crop nnd easily
grown nftor It gets started. Carrot needs
aro smalt, and young plants aro weak, so
seeds should not bo plantod deeply, a half
Inch being enough. It Is necessary to
keep a dirt crust from forming over tho
socda after they aro planted, henco It Is
dcslrnblo to mix n few radish Deeds In with
tho carrot seeds, Tho radlshoa grow quickly
and sturdily, and not only mark tho rows
so that tho homo gardener can go ovor
them with, a garden rako and break any
crust, but also aid In breaking tho crust
and letting tho tender carrot shoots como
through.
Ono ounco of carrot soed Is enough to
sow 100 fcot of row. Seed should bo nown
rnther thickly. After plants come up thin
ning by pulling out plants Is not necessary
unloss they nro crowding each other. Small
carrots hnvo better flavor than largo onos.
bo that thoy can grow six or soven to the
foot In tho row without Injury. Make the
rows a foot or even two foot apart. '
Tho carrot Is a slow grower, maturing In
eight or ten weeks after planting. A con
tinuous Bupply can bo Insured by making
new planting cvory thrco wocks or lata
as August ID, although in hot, dry weather
tho young plants must bo watered by a
thorough soaking twlco a week.
llecommendcd eorts to plant nro Early
Scarlet Horn, nn extra early table carrot;
Dcnvcrs Half Long Orange, largo and fine
grained for main crop; Chantenary, very
sweet ; Oxhort, flno keeper for winter.
Farmer Smith's
Column
NEVER TOO LATE
My Dear Llttlo Soldiers It is never too
lato to
Get up In tho morning.
Wash your face.
Help with broakfasL
Start to school.
Know your lesson. ,'
Start' homo.
Help mother.
Kiss daddy,
Study for tomorrow.
Mind tho baby,
Plant a garden.
Help scmo soldier's or sailor's wife, child,
widow or orphan.
Mako money for tho Red Cross.
Writo to daddy If ho's away.
Say your prayers.
Go to sleep,
lie happy!
Lovingly, your editor,
FAnilEn SMITH.
STRANGE ADVENTURES
OF BILLY BUMPUS
THE FLAGPOLE
By Farmer Smith
"Hun, Lovey, run, run, ItUNI"
Mrs. Hop Toad was speaking to her little
boy WIlllo, who was seated by the side. of
tho road. "Itun !" she shouted once more
as a long object, which looked liko a snake,
crept through tho grass.
If thero was ono thing In all this world
that made Mra. Hop Toad afraid It was a
snako, and now right In front of her she
saw tho longest and, tho funnletft-looklng
snako sho had ever seon.
There wns nothing Tor Willie to do but
dlvo under a log and wait to see what his
mother meant He had not long to wait,
for Mrs. Hop Toad camo nlong soon laugh
ing as hard ns ever sho could.
"Do you know, my boy, what that dread
ful thing wns? It was Billy BumpUH nt
tho end of a rope Kvery now and then ho
would sit down nnd try to cat a pleco of
that ropo nnd ho couldn't do It what do
you supposo was the mattor?" Mrs Hop
Toad looked lovingly at her llttlo boy.
"Ills throat must havo been dry from
eating fly paper," said Willie, laughing.
"How did you know that ho was eating
fly paper?" nsked his mother.
"I heard MIfcter Jay Illrd talking to him
about It," replied tho son.
"How observing you nro, my son-," an
swered Mrs. Hop Torn!, ns sho opened her
big mouth and gave Willie a smack.
It took but a minute for mother and son
to get under a nice log nnd get comfortably
sottlod waiting for Billy Bumpus to do
something. ;
They did not have long to wait, for soon
tho Goat came down the road as fast as
his legs would carry him. Willie was so
tickled to eeo him that he gave a loud "Ha,
ha!" which startled Billy so he stopped
right In the mlddlo of ths road. When all
was quiet again he went on down toward
the flagpole and, whon ho arrived there, he
did a very funny thing he stood on his
hind legs and tried to reach ths top of the
tlagpolo I
This was too muoh for Mrs. Hop Toad,
and she laughed out loud. Billy stopped
and said, "I wish you would oomt out of
your bidding and tell me what you are
laughing nt." '
Mrs. Hop Toad gave Willie a gantls poke
In tho ribs and then started oft toward
Billy. When sho and her boy came near
the flagpole BITiy turned and looked at
thorn.
"So It's you is it? What aro you laugh
ing at?"
"I was laughing nt you you aro SO
funny," repllud Mrs. Hop Toad.
"What am I doing that is funny?" asked
Billy.
"You are trying t6 reach the top of that
flagpole when you know that a pole has
two ends and that you might Just as well
begin at the bottom as the top, My. but
you must be hungry!" Mrs. Hop Hoad
laughed again.
"I am," replied Billy. "It Is mighty nice
to havo some one to tell your troubles to,
nn9, do you know, I'm going to tell you
mine for tho flrst time In my life I can't
eat. That ropo has choked me. I couldn't
get it down."
"Tour mouth Is full of sticky fly paper,"
ventured Mrs. Hop Toad.
"How did YOU knqw that?" gasped Billy.
"I know everything Hop Toads aro very
wise."
"And aoats are sometimes otherwise,"
answered Billy.
Just at that moment they heard loud and
angry voices, pllly turned Just In time to
see Jonathan Goat and a lot of his friends
coming toward him. He did not have time
to run.
"Billy Bumpus you will have to out that
ropo back You will have to yut It through
the pulley on top of that- flrpola and do
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ALLEN. June 4. ELIZABETH KEMPTON
BTOKEM, widow of Theodore M. Allen. nln
ttvea and frlanda Invtteri tn funeral services.
K:mmnul Church, Holmeaburs", Frl., 2 p. tn.
nt. private, omJt flowers.
. AUSTIN Jun (I, JOSEPH, hUlbsnd Of Nel-
II II Austin (nea Baylor). Relatives and
friends, Wsshlngtnn Ciimp, No. IS, P O. 8.
of A i employes of Arperlesn Engineering Co,
I P7ITHTB, mi., p, in., vld'J
Int private, Oreenmount Com,
N. Warnoek it.
iifma'ni ma
mar ba viewed Frl.. 8 to in t. m
be viewed Frl., 8 to in
IIAIIID. Suddenly. Juno o, MARY IIIt.ll,
widow of Thomaa Ilatrd,
feci 77. Due notice
oi lunerai win uo given.
HAM,. June S, at M7 S. 48th at.. Mix
MAIIY 11. HAI.r. Relatives and frlenda Invited
to funeral aervlcea, Krl . 11 a, m.. residence
of brother-in-law. I. W. Farrow, 6242 Catharine
t. Int. private.
nECHDOU Juna 8, mANCIS V hueband
of lata Sarah llechdol. ated CO. Relative and
frlenda, Mutual Aid Society of Zelgler Itroe.,
Invited to funeral, Sat.. 8:30 a. m , 2402 N.
Howard t. lllfb. mats at St, Iionlfaclua'a
Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.
Auto funeral. .
I11CDKIIT. Juna 0. mEDEMCK. W. IlIED
HUT. ased 75, Itelatlvea and frlenda Invited
to funeral aervlcea, Krl., 3 p. m., 1031 N. 17th
at. Int. private.
UOYCb. Suddenly. Juna S. FnRDEntCIC.
htiahand of (lrnra llnvea fnea Mellrlda). HelA.
Uvea and frlenda Invited to funeral. Krl., H30
a. m,, Mid Cedar at. Solemn requiem maaa
Church of the Nativity 10 a. m. Int, Holy
Sepulchre Cem.
fiufr.il June 0. ItAUVDY C. aon of Harvey
and fjuulea IJoyer (neo Itoeoker) . Itelatlvea and
frlenda, membera of Advent Lutheran Churohi
I. O. O. 1'. Ixidce, Star of Ilethlehem, No, 100,
Invited to funeral aervlcea. Sun., 2 p. m., (122
W, Cumberland at. Int. K of P. (ireenwood
Cem. I.lmoualno funeral. . .
IIIIADIIUHY. Juna 6, OEOTtOR P., husband
of riorence 11, Hrndbury (nea Jamleon), accd
,10, Itelatlvea nnd frlenda, William U. Hamilton
Lodiro. .no. onu, J'", and A. M ; captain I'hiup
It, KchuylT circle, No. 40, 11. of A.i Vlailant
Council. No. 01. I. O. A. M i Vlailant Council,
Nn 12l. I) of I,.. Invited to funeral aervlcea,
031 Northeast Jloulevnrd. Sat., 2 pi m. Int
HlltaMe cm. Auto funeral.
IIKADI.UY. Juno 4, HMDCinT, wife of
Frank Ilrndley, and daughter of Ann and lato
Patrick Wnrd. nntlva nf l'lumhrlrtrra. Cvtnfv
Tyrone, Ireland funeral, Frl., 8:30 n. m., from
lata realdenco. 4oal'arrlh at. Solemn requiem
maaa Our Mother of Sorrowa Church 10 a. m.
Int. Holy Crou Cem. Relatives and frlenda, alio
Our Mother of Sorrowa Altar and ltoaary So
Clety, Invited to attend.
IlllOWN, Juna 0. WILLIAM II., huaband of
Annie N, Ilrown (nee Ztne). Itelatlvea and
frlenda Invited to funeral eenlcoa. Frl., S 30
B. m , realdenca nf eon, Walter S, Ilrown. "0'J
rlatol at. Int. private, lit, I'enca Cem.
llUCKLHY. Juno , HALINA, widow nf
Jamca Puckloy, ajred 81. Itelatlvea nnd frlende.
I,odKo No. DO, DauRhtera of St. George, and tho
wonen'a ttulld of Ht (JeorRo'a Church. Invited
to funeral. Sat., 0.30 a. tn., realdenco of her
daughter. Mra. Jamca Donald, r.044 Spruce at
Services at St. Oenrgo'a Church, fllat nnd Nau
daln at,, Weat Phlla , 11 a. m. Int. Leverlne
ton Cem.. Iloxboroutth. Remains may bo lewod
rn., n io iu p. m auior.
11UTTS. Juna (I. CHARLOTTE R widow of
Abraham Dutta. Itelatlvea nnd frlenda aro In
vited to attend funeral eorvlcee, Bat , 3 p. m
(121 Wfilnut at , Darby, Pa. Int. private
Frlenda raw call Frl , nfter 7 p. tn Pottavlllo
and Hhennndoah rapera copv. Auto eervlce.
CIIOIiUKT. June 8. ULtZAtir.TIt IDA,
daughter of Trnnk J. and TClliabeth 11. Chobert
(nea Cllne). UnluthTa and frlenda Invited to
funeral. Frl., 2 p. m.. realdenco of pirenta,
2304 Waverly at. (23d and Pino ate ). Int. Mt.
Morlah Cem.
CHURCHILL. June 0. CHARLES CHURCH
ILL, nt 2037 N. loth at. IMatlvoa and frlenda
Invited to aervlcea, Rat. 2.30 p. tn., Oliver II.
Hair Rid.. 1820 Chestnut at. Int. Fern
wood Cem
CULLi:N, Juno 8. MARY, widow of Patrick
Cnlleii. Relative nnd friends Invited to funeral,
Frl . 8 30 a. m 223S N. 2d at. Solemn requiem
maee St. Kdward'a Church 10 a. m. Int. Now
Cathedral Cem Auto fun-rnl.
DAititAii junn 4. UA.Nih.i,. nuaband
lato Margaret DARRAII (neo McNulty).
tiernl. Frl.. 8:30 a. m,. 2514 Swnln at. Sole
maaa of reoulem St. Francis's Church in n.
DAititAii junn 4. I'A.Nih.i,. nueband of
Fu-
cmn
m.
iteiauvca nnu jrionas. jvuar anu Jioaary Kocloty,
ail aocletles of which he was a member. In
vited to Int. at Holy Cro Cem
DEVINH Juno fl, l'Al RICK, aon of Pntrlck
and Catherine Devlne. Duo notlco of funeral
will bo given, from )Us parents' realdenco, 1121
S. 10th at.
DONALDSON Juno n, JAMES, husband of
Paulino Donaldeon (na Elllg), and eon of Ann
nnd tho late Wm. Donaldson. Relatives and
friends, Klngseastnc Lodge, No no), and Morn
ing Star Encampment. No O.'l, I o. O. F.. In
vtted to funeral Bervio-i. Sat . 2 p m., 2110 S.
08lh st , West Philadelphia Int. private.
Frlenda may call Frl.. from 7 to 0 p. m.
DORSKY June 4. JAM12S. hlinhiinri nr 1A
Dorsey (noa Knorn). aged 4.. Relatives and'
inruua iiivuru iu luucrni, I (I,, on in, litul n
Mnlo st. High mnsj of requiem church of St.
Rita n-30 n. m. Int. Holy cross Cem.
DOWNING. Juno 0, Copt. JOSEPH 11
DOWNING. Relatlvea and friends, membera of
Messiah Lutheran Church. Lovat l.eirlnn tn.
vlted to funeral servleea Sat, 2 p. in., 1401
- Houvlr at. Int. privoto.
EASTITURN Sixth Month. Third-day. at 41
S 50th. J. WILSON, husband nf I .ml lie It
Knalburn. formerly of 1101 Parrlah st aged
." H'latlvcs and friends Invited to funeral.
Sixth Month "th, ot 1.30 p. tn. nt tho David
II Srhusler Rldg.. llrond and Diamond.
FINCKEL. June fl nt Montclalr, N J.
HELEN ALBERT FINCKEL, wlfo of Conyers
II. I'lnckel Itinera! services Sat.. 2.30 p. tn .
at Montclalr N. J " '
FORD Juno 5, JAMES, son of late Julia
and Patrick Ford Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral. Sat., 8.30 a. m , residence of
brother. Thomas Ford. 204 Monroo st. Requiem
high miss St Philip Da Nerl Church 10 a m
Int Holy Cross Cem. Auto funernl
FOX. June 4. ANN FRANKI.AND TOX, wife
of Oeorgo Fox Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral, Frl.. 2 p. m.. IS44 u, Huntingdon
st. Int. private. Norlhvvood Cem. Auto fu.
nerni, .
FREDERICK Suddenlv, June 8, PRANK R
huaband nf Mary Frederick need 47 Relatives
and friends, Stonenvn'o Fellowship of tho 28th
Ward, Invited to funeral services, feat ,2pm
2413 N Stanley at. Friends may call Frl.' eve'
Int. private
FRIEL. June 4. MARGARET O., daughter
of John and Catherine Frlel. aged 22. im"
Uvea and friends Invited to funeral. Frl 7-30
a. m , 3242 Sansom at. Solemn requiem' miiaa
St. Jam;s's Church 0 a. m. Int, Old Cathedral
Cem Automobllo service. "'fi
GEORGIA Juno tl, ADELAIDE L. GEORGE
Relntlvo and frlenda Invited to funeral serv-
iCJ",' Sa.t - f m , 8S0U Webster at.. West
Phlla. Int. private,
GRADY June rt. JOSEPH V . eon of Thomna
I', anil Annie F Brady Relatlvea and friends
anu Annie uraav. Relatives and friends
Holy Namo Society of St John tho Baptist's
hurch. Thomas l! Cahlll Council. K. of C "
rilvt,No., ?: A. -". .'""" -J1- J'"2 St. John
tn
Di
tho Baptist's High School employes Johns Man
vlllo. Invited to funeral. Sat, 8-30 a. m. 4120
Laurlaton st Roxborough Solemn high roqulem
moss St John the Baptist's c.iurch 10 a. in
Int St John s Cem.
HAGOnilTV Juno 8, ROSE R widow of
Rernard Hnggerty (nea Conlln). Relatives and
fronds Invited to funeral Frl., 8:30 a. m
resldrnce of brother-in-law Hubert Klddl 2243
Pemberton st. (23d nnd Fltzwater ate.). Solemn
high mass of requiem St. Patrick's Church 10
a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
HAMILTON Juno 5. IHAttr'T.T.A f ,.,. ....
ter of Mary nnd lato John Hamilton. Rela
tives o,nd friends Invited to funeral. Sot.. 8.30
a. m.. mother's residence,
20 Walton ave..
W. Phlla. Solemn mass of remitpm Chnc.h n
tho Transfiguration 10 a. m. Int. New Cathe
dral Cem.
HANSBURRY. June 8. ADA. daughter of
John Mink, aged 37. . RoHtlves and frlonds In
vited to funeral services. Sat . 2 p. m.. S39 N
20th st. Int. private, Mt. Peace Cem. Auto fu
neral. HANNON June fl. ELIZABETH, daughter of
Into Thomas and Hnnora Hannon and sister of
Bessie Hannon. of Co Sllgo, Ireland. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral. Sat., 7.30 n. m .
residence of brother-in-law, Patrick Clnry, 32JH
N. Randolph a Mass at St Edward's Church
0 a. m Int. Holy Cross Cem. Fall River pa
pers cony.
HANSEN. Suddenly. Juno 3, THOMAS, (too.
band ot Olga Hansen, nged 50. Relatives and
friends, also Energetlo Chamber. No, 110, K. of
P., Invited to attend funeral, Frl., 2 p. m., 203s
S. Norwood st. (21st and Snvder ovo ). Int.
Trinity Lutheran Cem. Friends may call this
"ftENNESST June 4, BRIDGET, wlfo of
John D. Henneasy and mother of Rev. Thomas
F. Hennesay, of St Mary's Church, Salem,
N, J. Relattvea and frlenda Invited to funeral,
Frl.. 8:30 a. m . 410 N. 3d at. Solemn re
quiem mass Our Lady of tho Rosary Church
10 a. m. Int. St. Denis's Cem. Omit nowers.
Auto service. West Chester, PhcenUville and
Trenton papera copy.
HINES Suddenly, Juna 8. 1017. WILLIAM
T HINES, husband of Mary 12. Hlnes. Rela
tlvea and friends Invited to, funeral services on
Frl.. 2 p. m., art the residence of his brother,
Georgo W Hlnes, 2421 S. Front st. Int. private
nt Mt. Mortah Cem. Remains may be viewed
Thuisday evening.
HOUGHTON. Juna X DR. C. W. HOUGH
TON Notlco of funeral will he given, from
Oliver II Balr Building, 1820 Cheatnut st.
HUGHES. Suddenly. June 3. JAMES F., son
of Anna E. and lato John H. Hughes, aged 17.
Relatlvea and frlenda. employes Jaeger Auto
matic Machine Co., Invited to funeral, Frl.,
7 30 a. m., mother a residence, 2Wt N. Oth at
Solemn requiem mass St Edward's Church 0
a. m. Int Holy Cross Cem. Auto funeral.
PERF.IRA. Juno 8, MARGARET, daughter of
Lewis II. and Matilda O. Pcrelra (nea Hnnnes).
Relatives and friends, members of St Lukn's
Lutheran Church Sunday School and Camp Klro
Qlrls Invited to funeral services, sat.. 2.30 p.
m., parents' residence, 2018 N. 3d at. Int. pri
vate. JOSEPH. Suddenly. June 8. MARGARET T ,
daughter of lata Thomas and Margaret Joseph.
Relatives and frlenda. League of Sacred Heart
of the Cathedral. Invited to funeral Sat , 8 30
a. m., S3 S, 84th st, Colemn requiem mass Our
Lady ot Victory Church 10 a. m, Int. Cathedral
Cem.
KENDERMAN. June fl. MAX. husband of
Matilda Kenderman (neo Michel). Due notice of
funeral given, from 1370 N, Newklrk at.
KOCHER. Juna 8. CECELIA J., widow of
Daniel kocher. Relatlvea and friends Invited to
1.. residence of grand
n. 1542 S. Stlllman at.
U. Gabriel's Church 0
daughter. Mra. Mary
lunrinii 0,i 1 ,au laa. ill.
ugl
gh
High maaa of rnnulem
CI
a. m. Int. IIolv Cross Cem
LARE. June 0, JOEL, huaband of lata Manda
Lars, aged 71. Relatlvea and friends, Wecca
coe Council. No. 135, I. O. R. M., Allen Campion
Post. No. 22. Q. A. R . No. 14. Invited to fa
neral. Sat.. .1 p. m, 27HI N. Uoudinot at. Int.
Greenmount Cem. Remains may bs viewed Frl..
8 to in p m. '
LAWRKNCB.-i-June 8. HARRY, aon of Ellia.
beth and late Haines Lawrence. Relatlvea and
friends Invited to funeral, Frl., 2 p, m., real
denco of brother. William Lawrence, Mill road.
Beachwood Park. Del. Co., Pa. Int. Montrose
Cem
LIPPERT, Juna 0. CAROLINE, wife of Bte.
Phen Uppers Relatlvea and frlenda Invited to
funeral. Bun., 2:30 p. tn,. 2220N. 27th at.
Servleea will bo held In St, Marcua German
Lutheran Church. 27th and Cumberland. 3.30
P. m Int private Mt. Peace Cem.
I.ITTLnFIELD June n. FLORENCE II..
jrlfa of Joaeph W. Llttlefleld. Relative and
friends are Invited to funeral aervlcea. Sat.. 11
a. m.. 2349 N,eih at. Int. private. '
.WSU"' June 8, at San Franrlaeo. Cal
EDWARD. ,on of Mary and lata Patrick Louglw
lln. 114 Cooper at. Duo .notice of funeral will
oa alvan
17
,TNCH. June . ALICE, .widow of Michael
S. Lynch.
Relatlvea and friends Invited to
funeral. Fit. 30 a. p.. 2018 p. Colorado at
Z.L".ar"i".lar'z:?R" "H
go requiem
dfTjt7n. Aw fitnf
nt. Jnt, Citha.
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LEIaiR-PHIIADELPHIA! TUESDAY, , JUNE ' 7, 'l917
nr.ATim
MaelNTYRB Juna n, KLIZAnETIt C
dauahter ef Robert J. and the late Sarah I,
Marlntyre Itelatlvea nd frlenda are Invited
to aervlcea, Frl., S p. m , at Oliver It Hair
Ilulldlna- 1020 Cheatnut at Int. private,
MASTEneON. June
ON. Juno (1. MART, duahter of
and Mary Maateraon (nee Klnalow).
n1 frlenda, II. V. M, Podallty. jf
waiter j., anf
Itelatlvea arwl
Nativity Church, Invited to funeral. Mon , 30
?..?" parenta- realdence, ami) nelaraile si.
l?,,.,.h..wti'' Solemn requiem maia tvhurch of
Nativity in a. m. int Holy Croat Cem. .
MrlLVAIN At lirlatol, 'pa.. June ft, AR.
Tlll'lt. aon of John and late Mary Mctlvaln
(ne MrOlnley). Itelatlvea and frlenda Invited to
ton at .lirlatol. Pa , 0M a, m
unf rai, r n., lainer a reaioence, ;it vvaauina
uriaioi. i-a , VJ a, m Illan maaa at,
Church 10 a. m. Int, St. Mark'a Church-
Ainra a i. niircn in a
yard.
JllC:
Irr.At'nifT.TV..Tiin a ATArvtr- rf-,ihf nt
vUOHLIN.
anlel and M
lata .Daniel and Mary MeiAushlln, Relatives
and frlonda Invited
to funeral, Frl.. 8:30 a. m
eeaidenra of Daniel MrKlnney, Cheater pike.
iipervnie, i-a. limn maaa St. iloae or i.ima
,'i'.,r!.h.."a mj nt. St, Michael's Cem. ....
..McHHANR. Juno o. MARY, daughter of Kllen
McHhane (nea McDonald) and late John Mo
flhnno. Relatlvoa and frlenda. Nativity T. A. H.
Society and school children, Invited to funeral,
Sat., 7:30 a. m., mother's residence, SOIrt Hel
grade al. Requiem maaa Church of the Nativity
D a. m. Int. ltnly Crna Cm. Auto flinernl.
MtLNOR. Juno 4, JAMES WILSON, son of
William D. and Sarah Mllnor. aged 29. Reiv
llva and frlenda, Jeruaalem Iidge. No. BOO. 1 .
and A. M. and Poqu-lng Trlbo, No 371. I. O.
It. M Invited to funeral, Frl.. 2 p. m.. par
enta' residence SOO'I Charles at., llolmeaburg.
Int. Forest lulls Cem., Somertan. Itemalna
may bo viewed Thura.. 8 to 10 p. m. Auto
funeral.
MOORE. Juna 8, MERIA, daughter of Amoa
and mia Monro, aged 60, Relatives and frlenda,
members of Market Square Presbyterian Church,
Oermnntown, nnd Ponmah Counrll, No 7,
Daughtera of I'ocahontaa, Invited to funeral.
Sat., 2 p. m residence of brother. Amos Moors,
3071 Elecr ot Int, private. Hillside Cem Re
mains may bo vlowed FrL, 8 to 10 p. tn. Auto
funeral.
MUltPHr. June 6. HELEN, dauchter of
Robert J. nnd Tllllo Murphy, nged .It. Rela
tives ana irienos invited to runroi. nai.
'int:
p. in., parents residence. 3018 N. 3d st,
urernmouni cem,
MURRAY. Suddenly, June 3. at 2409. N Mut
ter at.. KATIIRVN M., wlfa of Edward T, and
daughter of late Edward and Ellen Howe. Rela
tives and friends Invited tn funernl, Frl . 8 '30
n. m. Solemn high tnasa of requiem Church of
tho VIMtatlon 10 a, m. Int. Holy Sepulchre
Cem. Auto funeral. .
NEISSER. Juna 0. ELIZABETH, wlfo of
William N. Nctssor (nee Schelllnger). Rela
lives end friends, Athrlston Temple, No. 09.
L. O. II i Ladles' Auxlllnry of Kenalngton Com
mandery. No. 54, K. P , Invited to funeral
aervlcea. Prl , 8 p. m , fi!ll Spruco st. Int.
private. Sat.. 10 n. tn, Ardalev Cem
. NEUHERGER June 4. CHRISTIAN, hue
band of Anna Neuberrer (neo Bathon), np-u
113. Relatlvea and frlenda, membera of St
Aloyalua Hen. Society. Alia Friendly Ben. So
ciety. No. 41(1; Father Carbon Council, C. II. L..
Invited to funeral. Frl., 8.30 a m . 2201 Can
trell at. High mass of requiem St. Aloyalua'
I hurch 10 a m. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto
service Baltimore papers copy.
NnVIN.q.RiM,fAn1v TnA A TlAm-tlT mnn
of lato Duncan C. and Isabella Nevlns. Rela
tives and friends, employes of McCurdy, Invited
to funeral services. Frl., 2pm. 2M1 Emerald
at. Int. ureenmount Cem. Remains may bo
vlcw;tl Thurf.. H to 10 p. m. Auto service.
. NIl'PINS. Suddenlv near Jit Hnlly. N. J .
Juno, tl, MARY NIPPINS, widow of Barclay
Mpplns, aged 81. Relatives nnd friends Invited
to funeral. Sat.. 2 p in . near .Mt. Holly. N J
Int Brotherhood Cem. Autos will met 10 15
0, m. train from Phlla. nt Mt. Hull.- Station
, NIXON. At Jacobstown. N. J , Juno C, NOR.
MAN C. son of William II. nnd Jennie I.
Nixon, ared 10. Relatives nnd friends. 1017
Class of Pemberton High School. Invited to fu
neral. Hat., lln. m . residence of parents Ja
cobstown, N. J. Also services nt Baptist
church, vlnccnttown. N. J., 2 p. m Int. Bap
tist Cem.
. O'llIUEN. Juna 4. BARTHOLOMEW, hus
band of lata Annla O'nrlcn (neo M'Unth) nnd
son of lato William and Ellen O llrlen Rflj
fives and friends Invited to funernl. kvt N 1 i r
st , Sat., H n. m. Solemn requiem m ss Chureh
of Oceu 0 30 a. m. Int llolv Sepui hrn tm
Auto funeral.
O'nitlEN. Juno 4, JOHANNAH widow of
John O'Brien. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral, son-in-law's residence. Branson Gam
her. 3731 N. Sydenhnm st . Frl, s 30 n. tn
Solemn high tnaBt of requiem St. Stephen's
Church 10 a. m. Int. Old Cathedral Com. Auto
funeral.
O'CONNELL. Suddenly, Juno 5. ELIZA
RETH. "laughter of lilo Willi im and Bridget
O'Connell, of Dungarvan, County Wnterford
Ireland Relatives nnd friends Invited to fu
neril. Sat.. 8.30 a. in . residence of brother-in-law
William J McKeo, 2751 N o,,al st
Solemn high mass St. Columba's t nun h 10 a
m Int Holy Cror-s Cem.
OSTER. Juno 5, ADAM OSTER nged (17
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral serv
ices, ,at., 1 p. m , Lower Hairnru .viennoiute
Church. Remains mv bo viewed Frl . 7 to ll
P. in., parlors of O. (J. Norrls. 4070 Frankford
ave , Frankford.
PENCE Suddenly, June fl, JACOI1 O , hus
band of S, Krnesttno Ponce. Relatives nnd
friends. Mary Commindrry. No ail, K. T di
rectors of Fox Chase 'Bank, Invited to funeral
services Frl., 2 30 p in.. Fox Chase. Phlla
Int. private
QUAY June 5. ELLEN C. wife nf Hnrrv
E Quay (nee May). Relatlvea and friends In
vlted to funeral. Sat . 8 30 u m. 20111 I",
Diuphln st Solemn requiem mass Chun h nf
tho Holy Namo 10 n. m Int. private Auto
St rv h e
RAFFERTT. Suddenly. June 3. MATILDA J.
widow of John Itafferly. eged 73. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral, Frl, 11 a r, at
the Chapel of Andrew J. Balr & Son Ar and
loth sts. Int. private
RESIEIN Juno 5, LOUIS, husband of Uarle
I. Restcln and aon of Rebcn, and lata 1'
Resteln Relative? nnd friends. Potter Lodge,
No 4U, F. and A. M , Invited to services. Sat..
2 P. m., lite rcsld-nco 5031 N. jnth st Int
private. North Cedar Hill Cem Frlmds may
call Frl . 7 30 to 0 p m.
RtDDEI.I llnildnnfleiil, N J. Juno 8.
SARAH JANE, widow of Samuel Rlildell nged
82 Relatives nnd friends Invited to funera' serv
Ices, Frl., 1.30 p in., son-in-law's residence,
243 .Mountweii ave , Haddonlleld, N. J Automo.
biles will meet 12.25 train from Market st
ferry Int. private. Harlelgli Com.
. ,',l,0,ni:JlTs. peeond-iUv. sixth Month 4th.
ABEL H , husband of Emma It Roberts and
"on.0il1'n Thomas and Prlscllla 1.. Roberts,
aged 78 Relatives and friends Invited to fu
&rr.".'..Ab,nBJon Prlends Meeting, Fifth-day,
Sixth Month 7lh, 11.30 a. in. Int. grounds ad
joining. ROBINSON Juno 4, SARA ADA ROBINSON,
daughter of Charles. F. nnd Amy P. Robinson.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. Frl.,
J p m., parents' realdenco. 217 Union at..
H'nrnT,?',vn -N. J ,nt Private. Trlends may
call Triors , 7 to 0 p. m,
ROBINSON Suddenly. June 8. SAMUEL
aon pf Acv ond lato Richard Robinson. Funeral
fr,lc,';5 ' : P- !" nt 011v' " "air Bldg ,
"FSiK"'",' "' r '5!. Pflvato. Mt Peaco Cem.
RONON.June C, MAltY A wife of John P.
Ronon Relatlvea nnd friends. Sacred Heart
sodality of the Mother of Conaolatlon Church,
Invited to funeral Frl.. 8 30 a. in . 8111 Roanoke
at., Chcstntlt Hill. Solemn high mass of
requiem Our Mother of Consolation Church 10
a m Int. private. Holy Scpulchro Cem. Auto
runeral.
SADDINGTON. June 8. at 1724 Wlneohock
InB St.. Wav no Junction. ELIZA II. BROnSon.
wife of Bateman Saddlngton. Relatives nnd
friends Invited to funeMil services. Frl.. 8 n m
opts, of Kirk A. Nice. (I30i Gcrmantown ave '
Germontown Int. prlvato
, SCHAEFFLEIt.-Juno 5. CAROLINE K
daughter of Frederick V. ami Mary K Schaefl
tier (nep Mnllenberger), nged 3. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services. Sat . 2 p. m
1227 W. Cumberland st. Int. Northwood Cem.
Remains may bo viewed Frl. eve. Llmouslno
funersl.
SCHWIND Juno 0, MARY, daughter of lato
Georgo and Clara t'cliwlnd (nen Knable). nged
85. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
Sat., 7 30 a. m . 423 W Diuphln at. Requiem
mass St Bonllnclus's Church I) a. m. Int. New
Cathedral Cem.
SIIEUIORN June 8. FREDERICK G.. hus
hand of S. Frances Shelhorn. Relatives and
friends Apollo Lodge. No. 200i I. o. o, F
Rlloam Eneampment. No 17. I. o u, F. : St
Jthn's Cnslle. No. ID. K. of O. E . emplnves
nf S, S Whlto Dental MfB. Co Invited to
funeral services Sat.. I p. m.. 2425 Sharswood
(near 25lh and Master sis.). Int. prlvnte.
SlII'l.TZ Juno ll. MARY, wlfo of Georgo W
Shultz (neo I.aughlln), aged 25 Rel.itlves nnd
friends Invited to funeral. Sat , 0 30 a' m . 2514
E Dauphin st. Solemn high requiem muss Holy
Name Church 11 u. m. Int. private. Holy
Sepulchre Cem
SIMMONS Juna 8, HELEN, daughter pf
Bridget and late Wm. Simmons, lato of Shenan
doah, l'a Relatives nnd friends, B V. M. So
dality of the Ascension Church, In." ,d to fu
neral, Frl., B:30 n. m., mother's resilience. 829
II. Westmoreland at. ' High mass at ABConslon
Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.
Auto service
SIMPSON. Suddenly. June ft, JANE, widow
of Henry Simpson. Due notice of funeral will
be given, 202H Balnbrldga st.
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SNTDER Juna 8, CATHARINE, widow of
John It, Snrdrr. Relatlvea and friends, also
Lesgua of Sacred Heart of Oeau. Invited to
funeral Frl, 8 30 a. m.. 1028 N. 24th at Sol
emn requiem maaa St. Elliabeth'a Church 10
a m Int Cathedral Cem Auto funeral .
BWAtl -Juno 8, CORNELIUS, huaband of
Harriet Swsb, aged 72 Relatives and frlenda
Invited to funeral aervlcea, Frl, 8 p. m., 4039
N Franklin st. jnt rrlvatef llerrysburg.
Iiaurhln County. lUrrlaburtT papers please
r0,?ANSLEr Ju 8, MART A., widow of John
Tnnsley, Frlenda Invit'd to funeral services,
Frl., 4 p. m., 114 W. Queen lane, (Jermantown
Int private.
TIMM.V-June 8. MART C. durhter of lata
Thomaa nnd Mnrs-arM C Timlin (nea tlarrv).
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. Sat.,
8.30 a, m. 3147 Aramlngo ave.i2f.th Ward).
noiemn requiem maaa cnurcn-oi nativ
emn requiem mass Church of
vlty 10 a.
M TOl.llERT. Juna i. EMMA ESTELLB,
daughter ot Joaeph Clauds and Mary Ellen
Tolbert (neo Mneon). aged 8 yrs. ltUmos. Rela
tives nnd friends, Henry Dlaston Tubllo School,
Holy Innocents' P E. Sunday School. Invited
to funernl services, Frl., 3 r. m., parcnta' resi
dence, atiis Rawle st Tacony. Int. private,
Marnolla Cem. Remains may ba vtewed Thura.,
after 7 p, m.
VANE, June 4, MARGARET, wlfa of Wll
Ham Vnne. used 4R. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral, Frl., 7'3 a. m.. residence of
srn-ln-law, William A. Hlrrmsn, 1710 Lowe St..
Nlcetown. High msss St. Stephen's Church 0
a. m. Int, Holy Sepulcher Cem.
WALSH. June 8. VINCENT J. WALSH.
-ibnml nf Ionise Welsh (neo Hetherlngton).
Relatives and friends, St. Patrick's Holy Name
f lety. I'liilo. ioiini.il. No. 11)11, K. of C, and
Phlla. Lodge. No. 51 L. O. nf Jf., Invited to fu.
neral, Frl . 8:30 a tn , 2127 Arch st. Solemn
high mass of requiem Cathedral Church 10
a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem,
WALSH. June 8, DANIEL J., husband of
nilzsl-th Walsh (nea Lnvell). Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Sat.. 8:30 a. m ,
711 Brooklyn rt. (42d at. and Fnlrmount ave.).
Solemn hlgl mass of requiem Church of Our
Mother of Sorrows 10 a. m. Int. Holy Croaa Cem.
WECKERLY. Juna 8. CLARA MAY. daugh
ter of Georgo W. ond Carrlo M Weckerly (neo
Lewis). Relatives and frlenda Invited to fu
neral aerv'ces, 1 rl , 2 p. m.. parenta' reel,
arnco. 2529. N, 12th st. Int. Hillside Cam.
Auto funeral.
WEIIN June 4, ANNA M. A., wife of Louis
Wehn. Sr. (nee Kafistelti). Rslatlvcs and friends,
Ladles' Aid Society and membera of St. John'a
German Reformed Church, Ladlca' Aid Society
of Gorman Reformed Home for Aged, Lavvndnle,
Invited to funeral services. Sat.. 1 p. m.. hus
band's residence, 100(1 V. Ontario st. Church
servleea 2 p. r. Int. North Cadar Hill Cem.
WILSON. Juno 4. ANNA, daughter of Mary
Wll'oti (neo McCool) and lata Patrick Wilson,
nged 13. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral. Frl.. 8.30 n. m.. mother's residence.
:tio s. 1th st. Solemn moss of requiem St.
Mary's Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem,
Auto enrtrre,
WILSON June 5. GEORGE EDWARD, hus
bnnd of Slav Wilson ineo North). Relatives
nnd friends are invltfd to attend funeral aerv
Ices, Frl., 2 p. m , Merchant nnd Wyoming aves.,
Audubon N. J int private at liarlclgti Cem.
WILSEY June 5. SARAH J., wife of Mark
Wllsey (neo Eptey), aged 7(1 Relatives nnd
frlenda Invited to funeral services, Sat., 2.30 p.
m , Berlin Chapel, V J Friends may call Trl.
eve . son's resld-nce, 45 N Atlantic avo., Had
donlleld, N J Int. Berlin cem
WILSON June fl, RICHARD, husband of
Rehfrra Wilson (nee II-Imes). Relatives nnd
friends fire Invited to attend funeral. Sat., 2
p. m , ,Vn0 Wharton st Int Mount Morlah
Coin. Auto funeral. Hi mains may Jo viewed
Frl. eve.
WILSON. June 0. WILLIAM II.. husband of
Honrletta F. Wilson, aged 78. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral Rat,, 1 p, m, 8037
N. 15th st. Int. private, V. i-at Laurel Hill Com.
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Taeker at. Phone spruce uui
LOST AND FOUND
BAG Loat, chamois barf, containing l2nj
jewelry. Saturday mornlnr. June 2 sln ""
1.1th and Berka to Cumberland to I,r?'1',0
Norrla. Return .to 2J02 N BadLUraJLrewd
CASE Loat, on May 7. a gold elr,"piJ5!J
engraved with the name -Frsnces," FtpJ!,'
please return to Dr. W D. Ha jrly. JV rlS!,,
man Hide.. 18th and Chestnut ata or phone
Spruce 40411. Reward
PIN LoaU diamond bar h, ronUMptU dla
monds. mounted In plsllnum: starnped J..L.
"' Co. O 3212) reward J. E. Caldwell
Co., Chestnut smLJinlpersts.
PIN Lost. Juna 4, bar pin of small ssppnire
and Fearls. In the vicinity of 12th and Walnut!
reward. 037 Ral Estate Trust,
WATCH Loat, Tuesday morning, "J? wtch.
hunttnr caaei en llansberry st , Pulaski aye.
or path over hill to Roberts aye. gate. Mid
valo Steel Co. Reward. BUS Wayne ave.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
DELL TELEPHONE OPERATING
The President of the United Btatee
haa pointed to the great Induatrul army
of the nation and to tha neceaalty for
a ceneroua. unaeinah obaervanco of duty
on tha part of thoao who may beat
serve in that army.
The telephone syatem of tha country
la to play a conspicuous part in tha
conduct of tho war.
Rell Telephone operating presents It
self as a vocation for young women
wherein a no lees patriotic than valu
ablo servlco to the Government may do
performed.
If you ara between the ages of 18 and
24, apply at 400 Market st.. Phlladel-
Shla, any day. except Sunday, between
.30 a. m. and 8 p. m.
New employes are paid while learning
and ara assigned to ofllces near their
homes. The work Is Interesting, tho en
vironment most agreeable and efficiency
Is rewarded by ready advancement.
Comfortable fecreat!on rooms and
dining rooma where meals nro served
at coat In every Central Office.
Apply Now.
HILL CLERK, wholesale house, paper exper.
preferred, must ba accurate, an excellent opp i
sslsrv according tn ability P 435 Led Off.
UbTLER AND COOK White Protestant man
itn.4 ...ie. A tn fnn,llv, nn wnihlne. country.
best refs 'req. Mrs. It Vqux, Three Tuns, Pa,
clIlt.Tv'H V1Tnl- white T'rntestant. 5 ehlldren:
best refs, req Mrs. R, Vaux, Three Tuns. Ta.
COMPTOMETER 01'ERA.TOR wanted. Address.
giving experience salary wanted and now
soon can report. P 524, Ledger Office.
COOK and chambermaid, 2 competent white
molds with first-class references. Bar Harbor
for summer. Apply Thursday or Friday
morning, 1023 Spruce st.
COOK, white. In small apartment! 2 In family!
must bo good manager! best reference re
quired Call 2012 walnut st,
COOK, white, for small fam. In suburbs! wash-
Inn Included. Apply n. a. cor. 13th ft Chestnut.
GIRL wanted to take charge ot dry cleaning and
dyeing atore: experienced. M COD. Ledger
Office,
Ulltl.S. bright, young. 15 to 17 yeara old. to
maka themselves useful about store, promotion
ond advancement when merited, refs to char
oeter required Deweesi1122 Chestnut st.
HOSIERY Rib toppers wanted, steady work
and good pay. Wallace-Wilson Hosiery Co..
4355 Orchard st . Frankford
HOUSEWORK, light; middle-aged, good-tempered,
capable woman; good cook. Hunn ft
Stone, 713 Walnut.
HOUSEWORK (general) Girl wonted. Bustleton
plko and Boulevard. Fkd. Ph Frankford 2080.
OPERATORS Girls to make samples in shirt
waist factory, steady work. Haney, Kuttner
ft Raab, 132(1-34 Vine. .
OPERATORS Girls to make mosquito tents for
Government. Haney, Kuttner ft Raab. 1820-34
Vln
TYPEWRITER operator, young lady, with ex
perience on sales record work, will consider
onlv written applications outlining experience.
Vacuum oil Co , 32R Chestnut st.
TYPIST Good position with electrical supply
house for voung lady experienced In clerical
work nnd typewriting, some dictaphone work,
slate age and aalar:. F 24(1 Led. Cent.
WAITRESS, experienced. Protestant, with first
class references. Apply Thursday morning.
25 Summit st., Chestnut Hill. Carfare paid.
Phone. Cheatnut Hill 41)0.
WEAVERS wanted, female, on plain white
work, good wages. Imperial Woolen Co.,
Main and Rector sts., Manayunk.
WEAVERS
ON CROMPTON LOOMS
ArrLY.JOIIN ft JAMES DOBSON. INC.
OLD MILLS. SCOTT'S LANE
TALLS OP SCHUTLKILL
WOMAN, with selling exprrlenco preferably, to
supervise and develop our agencies, line fu
'ture. state experience nnd qualifications and
J hone number, aatary and commission worth
125per month F i!il. le-dger Central.
WOMAN. Joung Vvatited In Insurunco office,
' some exp preferred, but not necessary. Ad
dress In own hand writing, giving uge. prev-
lousexp anil salary expected M 015, I.ed.Off.
WOMEN nnd girls wanted to stem strowberrlesT
fvvs ui iirurr r, .juu j,. uaupmn Bl,
YOUNO LADY wanted In largo olTUo. must bo
experlemed In general office work, preferably
with bookkeeping cxpeix-nce. rapid and ac
curate tit figures, strtto experience, salary
wanted nnd how soon can report. P C02,
Ledger Off li e.
YOUNG LADIES for rlerlr-al work, exp'dHn
chdklng liriolces pref, M 14,I.edorf.
EDUCATED gentlewumajl of pleasing appear
ance and good nddress to assist In sjieclal
work with large concern, hours I) to 4 dally;
business experience not absolutely necessary.
First floor. 1313 Walnut st
HELP WANTED MALE
BARBER wanted. 112 per week. 00 per cent over
I15. Ralph W. Harnett. Chestertown, Md.
BILL AND ENTRY CLERK "to" Wlirk irio"fflco
of wholesale drug house. P 133, Ledger
Offlce,
BOOKKEEPER wanted7capa"b!e of TSnoTing
....,-, ..,,i , nunu ig wnm piainiy anq rapid
ly nnd do accurate work; will assure to right
man permanent position and good salary
state experience;' references and salary
vvanted. M157, 'Ledger Central.
BOOKKEEPER, accurate at figures; give ex.
perlenco and reference, answer In own hand,
writing M 243, Ledger Central. a
BOOKKEEPER wanted, exper.; good oppor. for
advancement Apply National Rubber Co..
v l'nttstmvn. l.i
BOOKKEEPER Get outdoors, take the plunge;
J.etteroursef F 24S, LedserCentraL"
BOY for general office work In office large man.
lHaCpUro.gRo,'s,4.."mnt in Kensington? c
"9L,0.nn.r?M1? or 'c'pntl(lo Instrument mal::
c.B'trM t0 ,Urt and bcnu'- JI 15. L'd-er
Central,
-V
IJOV. bright and
start, 7 per week F 253. Ledger Central. l
FtlCrFAl n -n.ant-. . '.! TI T-
0YS 'wanted, 18 years and over; 10 and 110 ner
w'af,ker a'Infder-'Tve.11"1'"' --"tV.K
B9)'Sr" ",iTral.bo';" ove'" 1 years, wanted In
large office In North Philadelphia! nliaiant
""fundings and splendid vpoiiuSuyVtor thl
c'resrnel' A ' Lcdser U"nch" ""a" a'Sd
BOYS to learn llthographlo printing' a ...nl
yj'h sood future" to It Apply euernu2
LUhographlc Manufacturing Co 405 ",' ".H
uos wanted, day work
Chestnut at
Apply fifth floor, 000
C'phrtl237ASt?53'F.:"ti and rUbb"' 'Ta7
C,l'tAa.UI'Vni:U "anted, will, knowledge of cook.
Ins. for housework and nepaainnfiiu lJ2:
car,
in family, suburbs, y 520. Leo f
Off
imM?
CHAUFFEUR wanted
'T&r&T&&.'Mw
rt tT --- . -.,. niici (. a. m
er io a. m,
-.. iirv, urocery,
j)M,;'.SraS
nd
Joung man,
familiar with
"Wessnssffim
P1.1MIV L. - a - . - --
wM...(, uuiei.
n-. ' !". ""' iimueaiaieiv: ..!.
wanted Immedlatel
2s&r&ifcnKr&iy.
Ke.Vi.-K,0I" .'e. .W. 9?hler AdaresrSlW
C'iKHK. hardware.
Market st.
sith
eiperlence.
2418
COMPOSITOR,
-rT, Ti. -, ....i"ii or
union
ff,-.5",0"-a MP
"" " '- cor Junlpar and Ch.V.V
tlKl.lV'l.llV .r... i. . .
w.inS."rS.'.?5?.n'Is wanted on .t
wagons. Charles E'liiVV. V..." , aon wat
B. 2411 st. "ires, Purock Dept., 21
00
DRAI."l'HfAKT ... , .
on Power plant or a'uilllarv Su?".r,enc
age experience. quallflcatlon.,'fment.i '-
IXAPy Klo'd' ffia'SSS1 auSerinTn:
il.Iikin.d "'era '
Machine carvers
' ,,?,cnln operators
" .iJt aandera "
. a. Window cleaners
Stevedores and laborers
Asorant Ice lv. r'r
Ofllcabojs. lOsraind'ole,
fe" viaBrr Tj-jJ-Sr'vKSfff'fi apply
t
jraWANraD-KALte
Coi(mvt Iron Prcccrtt, g Col)m
' .LAnORERS
Laborers, whlto nnd colored wset.s .
Penna R. R. steady work dv.A'1 fw
for men with ability, can board wi,J1,?nl
company nt very reasonable cost f d"ar"?
Apply 43 N. 17th at.
LARORERSwantedi steady work. ooa
William Foster, 1208 N gltt st " ,
LEDGER CLERK and bookkeeper, god ..17
penman. active nnd accurates pormsni?. wl",
lion with prominent wholesale hous. nA "oi
perlencedjman. P 434. Ledger Office, ' n"
LINEMEN Flratclaas electrlc"il,.
steady work and good wages, AbbT win),' ;
Foster. 1208 N. 31st at. """'y Wlln,
MACHINISTS and .ac-tylene welders -. ."
Apply II. D, Dougherty ft Co., Tl7?"l W'1.
MAN. SS to 40 years of age, wanid- iT"
store position as special office!: A,inV.Jn,,'
flrer, Vostofflco Pox 1157. Address Of.
MAN, high class elderly, wanted to'tak, Tr
of warehouse and receiving departroenf rr
department.
630, Ledger Offlce,
MEN -Wanted, bollermaker.s, loi-uiiiotiv. .
chlnlsts. car repair men. laborer,"1? ..
rieanwrw, . nnw, ,., ... ,m pff ( Bt
MEN wanted for heavy outalda work7i7rr
MEN wanted to dellvrr advertising matTeTTSr
ba sober and Industrious, Apply f.mtt
n,A u All . rvu i a, m
OPTICIAN Flrst-clsss mechanic, experlineMT:
all branches pf work; .excellent npnertnaij!1
Apply vveisn g uavis, liu h 17lh,
SALESMEN If you are
If you are unemployed anTTST j
not been a success and want ia," I
atlon for bigger, and better thtiiJ 'I
you nave not o
tha foundation for blgge
ua n hnln vnil. Nfltl
anally adverti.
product. E Pf'O. Ledger Office
SALESMEN
Our new proposition Is the talk of saleani., fl
overywhero. No wonder they are rnal3j.il
ment Is what does It coma In and I fiS. '
about It. Wo need a few flrst-claas sileiXJI
to replace tnosa going to war Wo want mi! i
who are looking for permanent places cS? 1
Drawing accouni.
Encyclopaedia Brltannlca Co., 139 s, 15th
cor. Walnut. " "i
SALESlfEN
We have permanent places waiting pi,,,,
made vacant by patriotic duty wbereTJl
vanccment la euro within 00 daya. for a f,w
aucceasful salesmen, educated Americana, vrttil
satisfactory references, who are above raifi
tary age and not afraid of hard work. E (IP
Ledger Central.
SALESMEN wanted. 2s experience unneoi
aary. clean propoaltlon: good commlitSiT
ranld advancement. Apply 812. Liberty roW
SECRETARY, experienced In accounting ta
atenographyi give experience and referetioBi
anawer In own handwriting. M 242, Led. rT,
SOLICITORS Wanted 2 rood advertlatlng ni
Ilcltors. under 23 year of age. to travel with
old established special edition company, mutt
a lo able to furnish letters of recommenjatloa.
The Alston Company, Box 407. Florence. B. F
STEEL DIE CUTTER Man who has hid s
perlenco at steel dla cutting; permanent do.
sltlon; good wages; call thla morning, A. It
Collins Mfg. Co., 241 Oxford at., corner
Bodlne at.
STENOGRAPHER, thoroughly competent, ait
perlenced In shipping ond trafflo work, wantrd
to aaslst traffic manager of large mfg. slant,
replies to recelvo consideration must atata
fully exp.. age and sal, des'd. P Q. Box 8801.
STENOGRAPHER and office assistant: give
experience aOd references; answer la ova
handwriting. M 244. Ledger Central,
SUPERINTENDENT WANTED. SHIPBUILrE
1NO SUPERINTENDENT AND ESTIMATOR
BY NEWLY ORGANIZED COMPANY OP
MODERATE SIZE FOR WOODEN SHIP.
RUILDINO. LOCATED ON JERSEY COAST.
MUST BE EXPERIENCED MAN FAMILIAH
WITH CONSTRUCTION COSTS, STATE EX.
TERIENCE. REFERENCE AND SALARY
EXPECTED: ALL REPLIES CONFIDENT
TIAL. BOX 5251 DORI.AND AGENCY, JJJ
f.TH AVE . NEW YORK CITY '
WANTED
FIRST-CLASS ENGINE AND TURRET
LATHE HANDS FOR OUR NIGHT
SHIFT ON IRON AND STEEL VALVE
WORK. FOX LATHE AND MILLINO
MACHINE OPERATORS FOR OUR
BRASS VALVE DEPARTMENT ON
THE DAT SHIFT.
For flrst-claas men wa havo steady work
and good pay with exceptionally pleas
ant shop conditions. Apply either by
letter or In peraon to superintendent at
tho worka. Penna, Railroad Station It
.Nelmoor, or Cheatnut Hill trolley on
Germantown nve. to Willow Grova ave.:
tako jitney to work.
NELSON VALVE CO.
CHESTNUT HILL. THILA , TA.
WANTED
MOLDERS AND PATTERNMAKERS
FOR LARGE AND MEDIUM SIZED
WORK; GOOD WAGES AND STEADY
WORK. WRITE OR CALL THE
WESTINGHOUSE FOUNDRIES. TRAF
FORD. PA.
WANTED 25 COOKS TO GO TO FRANCS
WITH U S. ENGINEERS RESERVES! WILL
COOK FOR RAILROAD SHOPMEN BACK OJ"
FIRING LINES APPLY AT RECRUITING
STATION. HALE 1SUILDINO, JUNIPER AND
SANSOM STS.
WATCHMAKER, flrat class, wanted; one who
can do plain engraving; good salary and per
manent position to right man. Call M. Sickle
ft Son, 900 Chestnut st.
WEAVERS
ON CROMPTON LOOMS
APPLY JOHN ft JAMES DOBSON. INC.
OLD MILLS, SCOTT'S LANE
FALLS OF SCIIUYLKIL
WEAVERS wanted, male, on plain whlto work;
good wages. Imperial Woolen Co,, Main and
Rector sts., Manayunk.
Tjy i'AS? wanted; good chance to learnt
Sl2 "VM1 i- ,t0 """"t- Wlllet Stain Glass Co.,
.... ... tipnngncia ave.. Chestnut Hill.
i i u MAN. strong, about 20, aa mechanlo'i
helper; steady work. Apply 40 N. 7th at.
General
STOREKEEPER AND ACCOUNTANT, Publlo
SnoiMr.Sr."J:-:In00S BOOKKEEPER, $13-18!
?T C.It'K.S5'"a, S. t 30S SHIP
PING AND RECEIVING CLERks (4), 115
rJnlr'A-VFSJJAN- Mechanical. $100 mo.:
SSA,57rjU' JLld"- Constr and Mechanical,
5s2".,KP.APTSMAN' Detail Mechanical,
$25. DESIGNING ENGINEER (2). Special an.
AvTnifil5Mo,c'nlnerv- -500i JIECHANICAL
I'NGINEER. Plant Work. 1300. CHIEF Ef
SJSEAn .pIant' '25nn- BUSINESS SERV
'CE CO.. 1301 Land Title Bldi.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
ATTENDANT-COMPANION Poaltlon as at-tendant-companloivfto
aeml-lnvalid wanted at
seashore by eldsVl ' nurse, Una sewing, art
needlework, wages Ira no consideration, but
Pleasant home pty. rred. F 230, Led. Cent.
BOOKKEEPER WYan with bookkeeping ex
perience nnd clerical work wishes position
. best references w. A., 223 S. 3d st.
CARETAKER Refined middle-aged woman.
LPiscopal, desires cara of house during sum-
. , Lnv reis. lurnisneq. t; la, i,euger urnce.
Cl.uflKi "nderstands typewriting and has. as-
,, "v.nnvcDi,, UC.IirS ,,C I JI11IC1, fc J.U-1-
...., fcuun reierencs,
Mercy st.
Address Q. M.,
203S
COMPANION.
-i.A:J0vi ."Virse. young, cheerful, experl
enced. for Isdy or gentleman; reference; will
ing to travel. P 520. Ledser Office.
CJ2is """try or seashore; reference from
Utth J,mp'oxer' J'"1 R- s- "unter. 285
CS?K.', fl"t-cl"- Oerman, wishes to go to At
4858 A ' 328 W" Pauhln tf park
C0,0K. German-Hungarian, first class, deslrei
position, first-class house, 1213 N, Franklin,
C9S?i.5nd w'l'ress, mother and daughter; work
together; beat refs. C 20. Ledger Office.
COo9K,,?vl"hJs position; first-class reference. Call
-J w. School lane, Germantown,
DA.T,'J?i.v!v9UK: b? respectable colored woman!
.-. ,...,. wit reierence. 3042 uutnoert ev.
U .V..FN,ESST-French '"l- with excellent mu.
slca education, speaking fluent French, desires
5?'!"c"W,..nur""y governess to 1 or 2 chll-
dren. F 253. Ledger Ceelral
0 vV.i,.nJiEs.3We'-"co'nnnded North German
Lt?ie,,,.?l nursery governess ivlshes position
w th children over 8 yeara old. 1029 Cheat
n"t st. lyvcust 2102 J
HE.',J C'ERK. 10 years experience, wlshss
position for summer months: share or coun
tryjbeatof refa. M CQg. Ledger Office.
HOUSEWORK wanted. Mrs. Wclah, 510 N.
L,9Yi? -WAID and ea mTt rei Toer miin 7"Je I re
poyUlon,goQdrtVrnr.. 113 N j-rrankllm
NUUSC or lndy maid. practlrairvrUhcu'oItu-
-!'"" tux rri-tjrcrioe. 1 v. J.ocor juic
imon . . rr. - -. . . t
NVil-? 'V'a,,c?L ."""' Position! beat refer
ncea. C 15. 1.1... i,m
WOMAp7, renned, Knjaopul, ' mualcal, plain
sewer, deslea to assist r.intrei or housekeaptr
'lJmstltutionbtt r0f c it,. Ledger Ofrc-.
Wi'JAU rtllsbl". r-olnreX wo.-lit ilka office
ii. aJfsTS,'Jt'l'1-blJ.tUnt 'e
Msr-ATxi jm
..J",jV"'i f-'H'r 11 BfllTfll
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