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POSIZIONI AUSTRIACIIE
t PRESEINVALSUGAM
Kniacrjncgcr Cncclnti dal
Monto Ortignra o dal Fnsso
d'Agnello Dagli Alpini
Italian!
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I MINISTERIALE
ROMA, 12 alug-no.
11 gencrelo Cadorna ha epostato la sua
cffenalvo, portand,ola tlalla fronte Olulla e
Corsica n quella del Trerrtlno. L bus
truppe hanno ottaccato la iraslzlonl austrl
mho del Trcntlno In molll puntl ed hanno
ottenuto brlllnntl succeeal, nonostanto II
eattlvo tempo o le enorml dimcolla' del
tcrreno o la formldablll fortlflcnzlonl orctto
daitll nustrlacl aullo montngne.
Oil Alplnl hanno attaccato la montnirna
dl Ortlgara, cho si clcva per circa 7000
pledl a sud dl IJorKo, quasi sul confine lta
llano, dopo una vlolenllsnlma battnglla no
hanno cacclato I kalacrjncgcr cho a dlfen
dovnno o l'hanno occupa'ta tutta comnlcta
mento. Nel mcdeslmo 'tempo un'altrn co-
lonna ttallana avanzava verso II Pasno
(cVAgncllo, nello vlclnanzn dcll'Ortlgnra, o
lo conqulstava cacclandono II nemlco. At-
tnccatl Improvvlsamente, nonstanto II fatto
, one gll Itallanl nveasero wolentcmente
bombardato lo poilzlonl austrlache prima dl
attaccarlo o lo nveasero quasi dlstruttc, Kll
nustrlacl lasclarono G12 prlelonletl ncllo
mnnl dcgll Alplnl Itallanl.
Kcco II tcsto del rnpporto col quale II
gencrnlo Cadorna nnnunclava lerl sera la
nuova vlttorla Italiana:
Lungo tutta la zona montuosa delle
operazlont st ebbo nella glornata 'dl lerl
maggloro ntflvlta' cho non si abbla dl
sollto, o spcclnlmento tra la vallo del
l'Adlgo o quella del Brcntn. lerl sera
il nemlco fu attaccato cd Insegulto nclla
reglono del Passo del Tonalo. nell'alta
vallo del Chlcae. sullo foldo dl Doato Ca
slna o nclla vallo del Polna.
. Sull'altoplano dl Anlnco la nostra artl-
ffllerla dlstrusso completamento It com
pllcato slstcma dl dlfesa del nemlco In
parecrhl puntl. I-n nostra fnntcrla, nt
taccando II nemlco, durante un vlolento
urarrano. In dlrezlono dl Monto Zoblo o
Monto Korno, concjulsto' II Passo d'Ag
nello o quasi tutta la montagna dl Or-'
tlgara. alta GD24 pledl. nd est dl CIma
Undid. Questo attarco Improwlso, ch
fu portato a fondo con Bran vlgorc, lasclo'
S12 prlglonlorl nello nostro tnanl, tra
ul setto uUldall.
Is'el tempo medeslmo, nonostanto lo
avverso condlzlonl atmosferlcho I nostrl
aeroplanl bombardavano con plcno sue
ccsso lo retrovlo nemlcho o lo battcrlo
pessantl austrlacho nelle nlto valll dcll'As
tlco o dl Assa. Tutte lo nostro macchlno
rltornavano qulndl senza dannl alia loro
base.
Sul rlmancnto della fronto dl hattnglla
si sono avutl qua e la' concentramentl dl
fuoco da parto dcllo batterlo nemlcho alio
quail rlsposero efllcacemento lo nostro
artlcllerlo. Sull'altoplano del Carso nol
resplngemmo completamento attacchl del
nemlco sullo nostro Unco a sud dl Cni
taunevlzza o prondernmo ancho atcunl
prlglonlcrl.
cmsi ministi-ihal-b
Una crlsl ministerial si c' determlnata In
Italia quando nessuno so l'aspettava, o pro.
prlo pochl glornl prima della rlapertura
del Parlamento, cho o' convocato per 11 14
corrente.
Da qualcho tempo si sapeva dl dlsaccordl
cho si erano determlnntl In scno al Mlnl
etcro Bosolll, spcclalmento tra II mlnlstro
degll lvstcri. on. Sonnlno, cd altrl membrl
del gablnctto, dlsaccordo cho rngglunso pro
porzlonl conslderevoll quando si dovctto
ccegllore la mlsslone cho dovova recarsl
nglt Stall Unltl. Si sa cho II barono Son
nlno si opposo nlla nomlna dl parecchle per
eono proposto da altrl mlnlstrl, a glunse
flno ol punto dl mlnacclaro dl dlmettersl
bo si fosso Inslstlto Bulla loro nomlna. II
Conslgllo dl mlnlstrl, per evltaro una crlsl,
accetto' II punto dl vista del mlnlstro degll
IMerl. Questa fu ,una dello prlnclpall
causo del rltardo frapposto alia nomlna
della mlislone. altra causa del quale rltardo
'fu 11 rifluto. per raglont personal!, del duca
degll Abruzzl dl rltornaro In America In
forma ufflclale.
HUGH O'DONNELL WINS
SUPREME COURT VICTORY
pLouisiana's Highest Tribunal
Sets Aside Conviction and
Jail Sentence
Hush A. O'Donnell. Philadelphia globe
trotter, lecturer and newspaper business
manager, today won a Louisiana Supremo
Court decision that leaves him victor in a
battle which for months was the sensation
of New Orleans.
The court unanimously reversed a crim
inal court verdict which had convicted
O'Donnell of libeling Mayor nchrman and
the New Orleans Commission Council while
publisher of the New Orleans American,
last January. He was sentenced to four
months In prison after a trial In which
Mayor Behrman, Commissioner of Public
Safety Newman and other city omclals
we.ro witnesses.
During a city "clean-up" campaign
started by the American, tho paper pub
lished an editorial which alleged that the
Mayor and other omclals had taken part
In race-track deals In New Orleans. Mayor
Behrman, Commissioner Newman and the
other Commissioners promptly filed suit for
criminal libel. This step and the subse
quent moves In the American's "law and
order" crusado created a furore In the
city, which was alleged to bo honeycombed
with vice nnd misrule.
When Mayor Behrman waB called to the
Btand he admitted that he and others of the
City Commission had taken part in race
track dlckerlngs H. D. ("Curley") Brown,
owner of the Havana race track, testified
that he had met Mayor Behrman in New
lork and Chicago to arrange, In a "friend,
ly way," for Brown to race In New Orleans.
The O'Donnell libel suit Is said by racing
experts In New Orleans to have killed horse
racing In that city. O'Donnell called as a
witness a New Orleans race-track ofllclal.
who made admissions as to the manner In
which gambling was conducted at the track.
Following this testimony, the District At
torney prosoouted the racing omclals, ac7
cutting them of violating the State antl
oookmaklng statute, known as the Locke
law. Recently the officers wero found
guilty, with sentence suspended. It Is be
lieved that bookmaklng at tho New Orleans
track Is now a thing of the past and that
Its exodus marks the end of horse racing
there.
DR. J. LIBERTY TADD BURIED
Services for Educator Held In First
Unitarian Church
Dr. J. Liberty Tadd, educator, author and
lecturer and head of the Industrial Art
School of Philadelphia, was burled, after
Jmple services at the First Unitarian
Church, Twenty-second and Chestnut
streets, at 11 o'clock this morning.
Services wero conducted by the Rev, Al
bert J Coleman, pastor of the dermantpwn
Unitarian Church. The honorary pall
bearera were Dr. W TV Keen, Dr. Francis
X. Dercum, Dr. J. Madison Taylor, Dr.
Charles Bonney, Dr. Clarence Franklin.
Dr Fdward C Kirk. Dr. William M wo.
, worth J. Levering Jones, Alexander Fer
Kuwon, Edward I" Child, Arthur Hunter
j and Herbert Myrlck. The active pallbear
er were (Jeorge H Borst, A- Onlen Day-
17V .. """" fcmuraure, rrariK wnite
Mrs, i rk Perp and Barnard Unle,
Vo died ,t Jb4 Jefferson
aorjawp tbr 6I irtfi
UU.
MILK COMMISSION
TO LOOK INTO PRICES
Dr. Clyde King Convinced Some
thing Must Be Done to
Prevent Raise
DEALERS WANT 11 CENTS
Dr. Clyde I King, chairman of the Gov
ernors' Trlstato Milk Commission, declared
that something must be done to
remedy the present acute milk situation In
this section, Ho also said that he was
going to tako up tho case aoon.
Milk dealers echoed thin statement, and
many of them declared that the publlo
would have to pay eloven cents a quart for
milk or the farmers would slaughter their
cattlo and sell them for beef. In that case,
these distributors asserted, thcro would be
a serious shortage of milk and that the sit
uation possibly might develop Into a famlno
If It wero not checked and corrected.
Doctor King hai been confined to his
homo at Springfield, Pa., for more than a
wock. During that time, ho said, he had
kept Informed on tho milk situation through
tho telephone.
"Just as soon as I nm nble," he said, "I
Intend to got In touch with certain persons
I have In mind nnd bco what nctlon con
bo taken. Tho farmers will not continue
In tho milk-producing business under pres
ent conditions. Tho Trlstato Milk Commls
slon still Is In existence, nnd no doubt would
be glad to act ugaln, If Its services wero
requested, to nld In straightening out tho
difficulties "
Milk producers said that milk wan
still selling on tho doorstep nt nino
cents a quait, but that an Increase to eleven
cents might bo exported bv July 1, or Phila
delphia would face the prospect of a milk
shortago nnd pnsMhly a milk famine.
Baltimore anil New York distributors. It
was pointed out by these dealers, nro re
tailing milk nt eleven cents a quart nnd
paying tho farmers hern seven cents. This
puts tho Philadelphia distributor In direct
competition with theso outsldo factors nnd
meani a higher prleo on tho doorstep, or
no milk In this neighborhood In nddltlon,
tho prlco of meats hns soared to such a
figure that cows nro worth moro'ln stca't
nnd cutlets than for mllrh purposes.
C Henderson Supplre. a member of tho
commission nnd a largo distributor, said-
"Philadelphia and Pennsylvania must
pay a higher prlco to keep cows In the
bottles or else find them nil on tlie platter"
Ho ndded thnt feed nnd labor had In
creased, and that the farmer must Increase
tho prlco or elso go out of tho milk busi
ness nnd turn lito cattle over to tho butcher.
HARD COAL SHIPMENTS
IN MAY NEAR RECORD
Largest in History of Region With
Exception of Mnrch, This
Year
WILKKS-DAimn. Juno 12 Further de
tails of hard coal shipments for May are
gUen by tho Anthracite Bureau of Informa
tion at AVllkes-Harrc. Tho record last
month was the largest In the history of tho
region, with tho exception of March this
year.
Aggregate shipments reported by tho
mlno carrier companies nmounted to 0,917.
625 long tons, an Increase, as compared
with tho same month last year, of 1,369,B2G
tons, exceeding April, this year, by 1..12B,
22G tons. Tho maximum record of March
of this year exceeded tho shipments of last
month by only 71,550 tons, or a little oer
1 per cent
Tho Heading Company led In May ship
ments, with 1,341.087 tons, tho record for
that company, with the exception of March
this year and October, 1912. The i.ehlgh
Valley's showing of 1,275,513 tons was ex
ceeded by that company only In April. 1915.
Tho Iacltawnnna nlso reported shipments
exceeding 1,000,000 tons, and made only
one tieuer rccuru, in .wnrcn of this yenr.
The Delaware nnd Hudson nnd tho I.ehlgh
and New Kngland companies both made
record shipments last month.
Tho total shipments for tho first five
months of 1917 have amounted to 30.C1S,
05G tons, as compared with 27,784, G90 tons
for the Bamo period In 1916 and 26.863.3SI
tons in 1915.
Distributed by carrier companies, tho
shipments during May wero as follows:
Slay. 1017 May, 1018
Philadelphia ft Rending.
LchUh Valley
Central R. R of N. J..
Del., L. & Western ...
Delaware & Hudson ...
Pennsylvania
Erin
N. Y.. O. & West
L. t N, C
Totals
'Deduction
l.Jll.r,N7
1103,383
1,013,201
B44.3II0
VOU.IH'J
077,405
47R.0IU
nn.i.8K:i
101,342
132.107
I.27n,A1.'l
7.TS.7SS
l.non.049
774. 27S
41)8.0,12
78I1.IMI1
171I.3SO
3.12.H20
7,031,138
117,1113
Totsts 0.U17.523 5 517.601)
Deduction: TonnagA reported bi both C. R.
It. of N. J. and L. and N. C. II II
HELD IN $95,000 THEFT
Pittsburgh Restaurant Manager Indict
ed on Charges of Woman
PITTSBUnOH. Juno 12. Unable to fur
nish 125,000 ball, William C Hollowny,
manager of the Penway Restaurant, busi
ness agent for Mrs. Frances Clapp Hall, and
accused by her of cmbezllng $95,000 of her
money, was committed to jail.
An Indictment containing nine counts
was returned by the Grand Jury. Three of "
tho counts charge embezzlement by ngent.
three embezzlement by employe and three
larceny by trick nnd artifice. The Indict
ment Is based on three payments of money
alleged to have been made by Mrs. Hall to
the defendant, In tho sums of $50,000, $31,
000 and $14,000.
The Indictment alleges that Holloway, be
lng'the agent and employe of Mrs. Hall, was
Intrusted with this money for the transac
tion of certain business and appropriated it
to hlB own use. ,
MARRIED
WALTERS THOMA. Mra. Juliette Thoma
announces the marrlaKO of her dauahter
MUHIELLE REKEi:. to Mr. PHILIP WA&
TERS. on Monday, June 11, In the Church of
St. Vincent da Taul. tlermantown. v-"1"1-" '
KLLIS JACKSON At Brooklyn. N T
ETHEL JACKSON, daughter of Mr? and Mrs!
M. ELLIS, son of Mr. and Mrs Ueoriro W
Ellis, of North Wales. Ta., by th. Jl" Dr!
Dunn Durrell la Classon Avenuo I'rAbyterlan
Church.
AIKEN. Junn 10, ELIZA, widow of John
Aiken, need 81. Relatlvea and frlenda Invited to
funeral services, 1 ed , 2 p. m., 880 N. Lex
at.. W. I'hlla. Int. Mt. Marian dm.
AURAHAMSON. At Atlantlo City. N. J..
June 11, OSCAR ADRAHAMSON, aerd on. Int.
private.
. A8IIMORE. June 10. THOMAS 'ASHMORE.
husband of .Mary Aahmoro (nen Cavanaush).
Relatlvea and friends Invited to funeral. Thurs..
8 80 a. m . 1321 Urown st Requiem hlith mass
Church ef tho Assumption 10 n. m. int. St.
Denis's Cem.. Ardmore Auto funeral.
HAISCH Junn In. JOHN M., huaband of
Mary Halsch, aaed 58. Relatlvea and friends
Court Chestnut Hill. No. 110. P. of A.. Wuert
temberrlschn Orenadler Compaffnle, Masons'
Union. No. 33, Invited to funeral aervlces, Wed..
2 o. m 100 E. Willow Orove nve.. Chestnut
Hill. Int. Ivy lllll Cem. Frlenda may call Tuea.
ave.
UEATTj'. June 11. WILLIAM II,, huaband of
Cornei a'A. rieatty (nen Crumley). Funeral aerv.
Ices. Wed . 2 n. m.. 6831 Washington ave. Int.
Aiorian cem.
8 to 0 p. m.
Viewed Tuea ,
jtemains may be
UINDEWALD. June 10. LILLY L.. wlfn of
Frank C. Rtndewald. Relatlvea and friends In
vited to funeral services. Thurs., 2 p. m.. hus
band's residence. ISIS N. 80th at. Int. private.
Mt. Morlah Cem. Remains may ba viewed Wed.
lilTTINO June 0. HIRAM RITTINO. lata of
J50 S. Cecil at., husband of Mary Illttlnc (nee
Uoyd.) Relatlvea and frlenda, rrotreaslva As
sembly, No. 4. A a M. I' I Keystons Dlvl
sloa. No. 16. Sons of Temperance! Alpena Tribe
NoNoo. I. O. R. Mu Stonsraen'a Fellowship,
nnd employes of ths I'hlla. A Readln Ry. In
vited to ths aervlces )Ved.. 2 o. m. it ths Oliver
11. Hair Illdc , 182U Cheatnut at. Int. Arllns,
ton Cem, Remains may t viewed Tuea.. 7 to
WP. n. at 1820 Ch.atnut st.
BiUOHT EDMUND, at Illi Tlmbsr, Mon
tans Junn 10. lnt at Pottsvllls, Pa.
nnlSTER. June ft, LEONA V. nitlSTEP
daughter of Eva R. and late William J. Hrl
tar, ated 18. RslatWea and friends Invited to.
funeral ssrvlcea. Wed , 5 p. nv. paranta' ral
dsnes. J2 PopUr at. Int. private. Remains
may tie, viewed Tue. attar f p. m. "
IcAKiyAN. Jwis 19. JAM&I J., huaband nt
Rtaitfa T; tny ( WMtsMBan), and on
Ht lt Jasas mm) Ww OuUvaa. JltUUvM
EVEOTLSTG
DEATHS
nnd frlfndi Invited to funirsl, Wed., AAA a. m.,
1150 l.fllhtow at. Jflth man St. Kdward'a
Cnurrh 10 a. m. lnt, Jlolr Hrulchr Cam.
CABBY Junn o, KbWAfID, huaband of
Mary Caaair (nre Hran), Htlatlvta and frltnda,
HI, CharlM's Ilolr Nnm Hoclatr, Dlr. No. 101,
A O. II..- Employs' Keller Aaao.. P. i. T.I
Invllrd to funeral. Wed., 8 JO a, nt., 5088 Annln
at. Solemn rtaulem maaa Ht. Charlea Church
10 . m. Int. Holy Croas Cem,
CliEHTnil. Huddenlr. June 0, nnDECCA A,,
widow of William 0. Cheater, aaed 72.
rtelatlre a and frienda Invited to aervlces at M. IS,
Chureh Wed.. 1 p. m Aura, N J,
CIjAlllt. June Kf, jaaikh f,. son nt juta
heth and late John J Clark, aaed 23. Itela
Uvea and frlenda Invited to funeral, Thura.,
8..10 a. m mother a realdence, 2137 Summer at.
Aolemn requiem maaa at the Cathedral 10 a.
m. Int. Iloly Croaa Cera,
cnoWE. Juno 10. At.tCE, dauithter ef
Jnaeph nnd Jennie Ardron. Relatlvea and
frlenda Invited to funeral. Wed., 1:30 p. m.,
parenta' realdence, 1304 n, Rlttenhouaa at,,
tlermantown. lnt, private. Ivy Hill Cem. lie
malna may be viewed Tuea., 8 to 10 p. m.
Auto funeral.
CUMMIHKET. June lt MAflT. widow of
John Cummlakey. Ileiatlvea nnd frlenda Invited
to funeral. Wed.. 130 a, m. 2707 Halmon al.
Holemn requelm maaa St. Ann'a Church V a. m.
Int. Holy Sepulchre Cent.
CL'llLlfl. Juno 10. EMZAflBTIf, widow of
Samuel I,. Curlla. Itetatltes and frlenda In
Mted to funeral aervlcea, Thura., 11 a. m 420
Elm at., Camden, N. J. lnt urlvate, HarlelRh
Cem. Itemalna may be viewed Wed. eve.
IAtI,i:Y. .Jim in MAnriAntrr. Mnr nt
James J. Dilley. Relatlvea and frlenda Invited
to funeral. Wed, H-M a. m. 2323 W. Oxford at.
Illah maaa St. Elltrfbeth'a Church 10 a. m. Int.
Iloly Croaa Cem. Auto funeral.
UONMOTEH.-Iune 10, 8A1.0MI: JANH, wlfo
of Sajnuel W. Donmoyer, Relatlvea and friends.
True. Amerlcnn Council, No ir2. I), of I,,, Ilock,
l'a.. Invited to aervlcea, Wed., 2 p. m., 2143 N,
I7th at. Int. private. Krlcnds mny call Tuea.
eve.. 7'30 to n
. DUCKWORTH At llurllnton. N. J . Jun.
10, M. MARTHA JANK. wlfo of the Rev. Jo
seph Duckworth, os-d M Relatives and
frlenda Invited to aervlcea. Wed., 2 p. m . Oliver
II Hair IlldK,. 182(1 Cheatnut at. lnt Cermvood
Cem. Krlends may call Tuea,, 730 to I) p m
. KCKKKHI.EY Juno 0. ANNIK, widow of
Richard Eckeraley, aaed S2. Relatlvea nnd
frlenda Invlt'd to funeral aervlcea. Wed . 2.30
p m , parlnra of o O Norrls, 4070 KTankford
nve . Krnnkford Irft private
UNdl.IMII Junn 11, NEI.MK A., wlfo of
Chnrlea II. Ensllah, aM BO Relatlvea ond
frlenda lnlted to funernt aervlcea. Wed . 8
p m . residence of aon-lnlaw, Charlea 1. Hoff
mann, 378 I'ountaln ave Highland. Cnmden,
n J int. Ilordentown, N. 1 . Thura , on ar
rival of in 30 n m train from Camden. '
. . I:N0I,1I1 Junn 11. WILLIAM, husband of
Mary Hsther Hnsllsh (nen Martin). Relatives
nnd frlenda. Court Hast Hnd. V. of A . Invited
to funeral. 3ilM old York rd.. Thura , 8 30 n.
Solemn hlsh mass of renuVem St. rHephen'a
Chun h
re il ill n m. ini. iini
Int. Ilnlv Hetmlrhrn fern
aiuo runerai.
Wllmlnaton tbel 1 naoera conv
1'AIX
June II, l'AULINK FAlX (nee Nl-
kajl). lfo of Jullua Falx,
aaed 44 Relatlvea
nnd friends, members of Church of Pence. 10th
nnd Hnil-r an . Invited to funeral services.
Thurs . 1 30 p. m,. 0101 Chancellor st. lnt pri
vate, Arlington Cem. No further notice Klven.
Autn funirnl
FERfH'hoN Entered Into rest. Junn D.
( HARI.EH F. husband of Mary Ferguson (nen
Mn radon), aged 50 Relatives and frlenda, Court
Continental, No. 71, K. of A: membera of I'l
Hrcno Funeral Fund. U. (1 I Co.. Invited to
funeral services, Wed . 2 p. m., 2143 S. 58th
st . West I'hlla Int. Mt. Morlah Cem. Friends
may call Tues , 7 to 0 p. in
PERIIt'SON June 11. WILLIAM n. hus
band nf Rosn A l"eruson (nen Conlln). Rela
tives and friends Falrmount Park tlunrds and
Relief Assn., Invited to funeral, Frf , 8:30 a m ,
SHi 8. 21th st. Solemn requiem mass St Pat
rick s Church 10 n. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
PERRY June 10, ELIZaIIETH C. FERRY
(nen Durkln). widow of Thnmaa Ferry Relatives
nnd friends Inilted to funeral. Thura. 8 30
n In.. 3148 rMffemnnt at hnUmn ,um'm mne-
Church ot Nativity 10 n. m. Int. Cathedral
t.'tm
I'LANACIAN June 10. DOMINIC, hushnrm nf
J. lien J. Flanagan tneo Hanarty). Relatives and
friends, Lcngun of the hacied Heart of Churoh
of Our I.ndy of Vlctoiy, Holy Namo Society of
Ht. Joseph's Church. Colllngilsln. Invited to fu
neral. Wed , b.20 a. m. Marylnnd ave and
Springfield rd . Aldan De, Co., Pa. Solemn
" or rcriulem Ht Joseph s Chjrch, Colling
tlalo lo a. in. Int. Cathedral Cem. Auto fu
neral FLYNN. June U. EDWARD A , husband nf
Ists Ella C. Flynn Inen Welsh). Relatives nnd
friends, employes of Edward (1 Dudd Co. In
vited to funeral, ThJis.. 8.30 a m, residence
of slster-ln-law, Mrs. John J. Daly, 181.1 .lc
Kean st Solemn high requiem mass St.
Thomas's Church 10.30 a. m. Int. Holy Cross
Cem.
(1ALLAOIIER. Junn 11. FANNIE, widow of
Wllllim Gallagher (nen McCue). formerly
of 3013 Melon al. Relatives nnd friends In
vited to funeral. Sat, 8 30 a. m. residence of
son-in-law. Frank J. Royln. 517 N 33d st Sol
emn high mass of requiem St Agatha'a 10 a. m.
lnt Holy Cross Cem '
fllESKCKU. At parents' residence. Junn 7,
DOROTHEA daughter of August II, and Honnra
M. Olesecke. aged 2 jears and It months Rela
tives and friends Invited to funiral services.
Wd . 2 p. m., Oliver II Hair llldg . 1820
Chestnut at. Int. Holy Cross Cem
aiL.MORE June 11, JAMES M OILMORE,
husband of Bridget A Ollmorn (nen MtOowan).
at 2052 McKcan st. Dun notlcn of funeral
OLEASON June 9. MICHAEL J . son of tatn
Michael J. and Catharlnn (Reason (nen Welsh).
H'lntlen and friends Invited to funeral. Wed.
8 30 a m . resldencn of brother-in-law. Thomas
Rurgln. 203S Collins st. Solemn requiem mass
St Ann's Church 10 a. m. Int. St. Ann's Cem
QI.HNN. Junn 10. ALICE J . wlfn of Thomas
A. Olenn and daughter of John J. and lata
Alice Klnr-'y Relatlvea and friends Invited to
funeral. Thurs, 8 30 a. m . 524 S Kalford
at (ftoih and Cedar nvo). Holemn high mass
of requiem St. Carthage's Church 10 a. m. Int.
Holy Cross Cem.
HAIO. Junn 10. MArtOARET IJAK. wlfn of
George Hale and daughter of the late William
an I Martha MrKntght Use. aged 47. Relatives
(in I friends Invited to s-rvlces. Thurs.. 2 p. m..
23.10 Reed st Int. N. Cedar lllll Cem. Friends
may call Wed. eve., 7.30 to 0. Auto service.
HAROLD. Junn 0 ELLEN HAROLD (nes
Mllllgan), widow of William Harold Relatlvea
and friends Invited to funeral, Wed., 7.30 a. m .
2113 Christian st. Solemn requiem mass Church
St. Charles Horromeo 0 a. m. Int. New Cathe
dral Cem
HARTLEY June 10. CHARLES E.. husband
nf Lydla S. Hartley, aged 4(1. Relatives and
friends, Frankford Council, Royal Arcanum. In
vited to funeral services, Thurs . 2 p. m., 4243
Remain st , Frankford. Int. private.
HENRY Juno 10, EDWARD, huaband nf
Roso Anna Henry Relatives and friends. Holy
Name Society of St. Anthony's Church, employee
of Baldwin Locomotive Works ot Phlla.. Eddy
stonn boiler shops. Invited to funeral, Wed . 8
a. m , 000 S. 2,1th st Solemn mass of requiem
St Anthony's Church 0.30 a. m. Int. Hoi;
Cross Cem
HERA. Juno 11. KATE W.. daughter of
late William and Elizabeth Hera. Funeral
services. Thurs.. 2 30 n m . 5012 Dltman st .
Frankford lnt private. nemalna may be
Viewed Wed. eve.
HEWITT Junn 11. 5723 Olrard ave.. MAR
THA J., wife of James II. Hewitt. Further
notice of funeral will tin given.
IIICKH Juno in, UI.U11U17 A., son or lain
Wlllet and Margaret Hicks, aged 80. Relatives
nnd friends. Columbia Lodge No. Ol. F. and A.
M. , Harmony Chapter No 02. R A- C. . Masonic
Veterans of I'enna , Master Plumbera Aasn..
Rucks County Historical Society, United States
Hose Co . No 14, Veteran Flremen'o Assn. Vol
unteer Firemen's Assn.. Doylestown Flrn Co ,
No. 1. nremen's Active Assn.. Independent Fire
Co., No. 2. of Jenkintown, Penna. , Volunteer
Firemen's Relief Assn . Firemen's Assn. Stats
of Penna , Invited to funeral service.. Wed . 2
Em . at his late residence, 051 N. 8th at. Int.
aurel lllll Cem
HOFFMAN Juno 11. ELEANOR M. daugh
Jer of William V and latn Eleanor M Hoffman
(nen Qulgley). aged 25. Dun notlcn nf funeral
will bn given, father's realdence, 025 Wallace
HOLDKN Juno 0, ANNA M.. widow of
fleorgo If Holden. aged 82. Relatlvea and
friends Invited to funeral aervlcea. Thurs . 2
P m . parlors of Joseph H Murray & Sons, 020
Market st., Camden, N J. Int. private liar
lelah Cem. Remains may bn viewed Wed eve.
JOYCE June 10. ANDREW K JOYCE, of
Hulmeville, l'a.. son of late Andrew R. nnd
Deborah Joyce Relatlvea and frlenda, Eden
Council. No. 088. I. O. o. A . Packenah Trlbn,
No. 312. I. O. R M. , Minerva Council, No. 142,
D. ot P., Invited to funeral. Wed.. 2 p. m .
residence of brother-in-law. Thomas Gill, Slain
st , Hulmeville, Pa. Int. Ueechwood Cem.,
Hulmeville, Pa.
1CAETZ. June I). FREDERICK W.. husband
of Annie Ksetz, aged 60. Relatives and friends.
Voluntary Relief Dept., P. R. R , Invited to
services. Wed , 2 p. m., late realdence, Hopkins
ave.. l.lsnwellyn. Pa. Int. private. Remains
may bn viewed Tues. eve
KELLY. Juno 10. EDWARD A., husband of
Carollnn Kelly and son of Patrick and late
Mary Kelly Relatives and frlenda Invited to
funeral. Wed . 7 30 a. m.. 8.10 E. Manatawna
ave.. Upper Roubnrough. nequlem mass Holy
Family Church 10 a. m. Int. Old Cathedral
Cem
KESH1LE. At Wernersvllle. Ta.. Junn 10.
CLAY eon of latn William 11 and Mary Kemble.
Relatives and friends Invited to services. Wed
?-?!' pa. m- '!7u!i Atlantic ave.. Chelsea, At
Inntlo City. N. J. Int. private. Laurel Hill
Cem., Phlla.
..i5''V!BD,r'. June ." MARGARET F. KEN
NEDY (nen Funston). wife of Matthew Ken
nedy. Relatives nnd frlenda Invited to funerol,
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n DEATHS
Thura., 1:30 p, tr, CIO B. lDth at. Int. Arllniton
Cem.
. KERVIN. June 11, HARTHOLOMEW KER
VIN. Relatlvea and frlenda Invited to funeral.
Thura., 8:30 a, m., t82 New Market at Holemn
requiem maaa Church of tho Immaculate Con
ception lo a. m. Int. Holy Croia Cem. Auto
"ScESER. Juno (I, EDWARD KESER. son of
late Uotlob and Mary Keser. aued 40, . Rela
tlvea and frlenda Invited to aervlces, Wed., 2
P. m... Oliver II. Ralr Illdx.. 1820 Cheatnut at.
Int. Fernwood Cem
rtlMlf.EHOfJSI:. Junn .8. OEOROE It. Kill
m.RIIOUSH. aaed 80. Relatlvea and frlenda In
vlted to fu.iernt. tVed., 1 p. n.. Krankllnvllle.
Frler.tfa take 12:02 p. m. train from Readlnr
Terminal to Owjnul.I Vaileyj alan 12 30 p. m
trolley from No-liiown O Acorn, Station, Serv
Icea and Int. lloehm'a Church. Iilua Hell. Pa.
KOENIO. Junn 10, DAVID, huahand of lata
Annln Koenlx, Relatlvea and frlenda, Oerman
Tanners' Society, invited to funeral, Thura,,
7:30 a m , 2A07 N, 4th at. Solemn requiem maaa
St. llonlfaclua'a Church V a. m. Int. Holy Re
deemer Cem
1,EUAY. June 10. RRIDOET l.EOAT. widow
of Jnaeph l.-gay, ased 84, Relatlvea and
frlenda, membera of Leaeun of Sacred Heart,
Altar nnd Rnanry Socletlea of St. Teresa's
parish. Invited, to funeral. Thura., 8 30 a. m.,
realdence of dauahter, Mra. lloso Howe. 13J1
hrlatian at. Solemn mass of requiem St
TT,"K?..",r,h.!lrc,l I0 "." Int. Holy l'osb Cem
,l!VNv'',I-'i Juno II, nt realdenco of rarenta,
R.. wlfo of Ocorso w. Llndley nnd dauahter of
JVataon and Mary Stout. ItelatUrs and frlenda
iiiviicu io lunerai aervlces. Wed . 2 p. m ,
chapel of Kirk Nice, 0301 Oermantuwn nve..
Oermantown Int. private.
tt'lNE.'KE"T,un', ' KLLA !,.. wlfo of
fefilff. ,!.0Wck!r- u- "i H Relatlvea and
frir..'.nv".c'1 services, u'ed . lo a. m.. 201.1
ji m " Allcntown. Ta . Thura.. 2
wifJJrV 'KnACI Juno 11. MAUOARET R..
nllrZ f A "Jff I-ouilertwck and daughter of lain
.iK0.?. "? Cartharlno Read, naed 74,'Rela.
tlves and friends. Ivanhoe Temple. No 12S,
J;.iV.K".Jo.".,r'1 lo 'uneral. Krl . 3 p. m..
tvi.J 'J421 Io.r'er st. Int. Trinity Lutheran
iVJKiit'iTO' frlenda may rail Thura. eve.
f t.-.V.,'.L,,.I5:TTrf.u.'!(!. -I at San Francisco Cal..
ni'.SA"," ''P'.'OHI.IN. ann of Mary nnd lain
S,I.lik j'oulK'lin. 114 (voop-r st. Relatliea and
" .. i I tu'iniHi 'ts n H'l M lilts
CI.. m ! -.""-'Icnco nf Mrs. Mary A, McDevltt.
ViVi.t Fron,t . High mnss nt the Immac
ulate (inception Church. 10 n. m. lnt Holy
v-ross Lem.
MACADOO June 11. MINNIE 11.. daughter
of late. Robert and Matilda Jlncadoo Relatlvea
and frlenda Invited to funeral aervlces, Thurs..
......o iitiru in lunernl, wed. ;m n
may lm vlnwcd Wed. nve.
MAHONEY. Junn lo. CORNEI.It'S. husband
Vx. '"'-"" -Mannney. jtenuives ann menus,
?.V.N. ..". A- H. '""" Patrick Henry,
'; " A .Cork Men's Society. Invited to funeral.
Thurs . ft 3d n. ni., 242 W Oxford at Solemn
requiem mass St. Michael's Church 10 n. m.
Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem
MA Suddenly, Juno n. HENRY J., son of
neorgn 11. and catherlnn Mny nnd grandson of
latn Michael nnd Annl Redding. Relatlvea
and friends. II V. M Sodality nf church of
;:; -ujr ii .in i-armel. inviieu io runerai.
,,.-u., n r m.. f u.i jtnner st oiemn
maea pf tequiem Church of Our Lady o
Cnrmel t.S0 n m. Int. private Remalna
n high
of Mt.
may
un victtcti lues. pe
McCARTNEY June 7. suddenly. WILLIAM
II . husbnnd of Elsie D McCartney, son of
iY'llam ' nnd Into Anna M McCartney, nged
28 Relatlvea nnd friends. Henrv DIsston
Ijodge. No. 8. I. o o v.. .mplnjea of P. R. R,
Invited to funernl aervlcea. Wed, 1 p m.,
Holmiaburtr Presbyterian Church. Int. private.
L,".".t .!" I'111 Cem
, JleCLANE Juno 10 DELLA. wife of lain
Meredith McClnno nnd daughter of latn William
nnd Mnrgaret McEvoy Funeral to which rela
tives and friends nro Invited Thurs, 8 n. m .
resldencn of daughter. 1721 S. Water st. Mass
J' requiem Church of Hacrrd Heart 0.30 a. m.
Inl Holy Cross Cem.
, McKALE Junn in. 1MLLIAM W.. son nf
inin jnmea nnd Ixiillsi II Mr Kale nged 08.
I uneral services. Wed.. 2 p. m . resldencn of
sister. Mrs Wnlter Melcher. 70 l! Horttcr St.,
Oermsntnwn. lnt private.
...MERCER Suddenly. Junn II. JOHN W.
MI.RCER, aged 18 Dun notlcn of funeral will
,",..K.l:r5-'rom 5'1 N tlth st
MIINOZ On Jun 10. nt Plnelsnds Center
',,.n.Cn.'.,' " "fer a short Illness, MEIl
CLDES POIIY, widow of Adnlph Munox. of
I ulia nnd Phlladelphli, oged 70 Funeral at
Trov. N Y
MritRAY .tunc 10, suddenly. HPOII MUll
RA1. huslinnd of latn Bridget Murray (nee
Rowan) Relatlvea nnd friends Invited to fu
neral. Thurs .8am. 1822 Hoffman at Solemn
high mass Ht Thomas's church 0 30 a m lnt
Holv cnas Cem ,
MOntllS Suddenly. Junn 10. CHRISTINA.
wlfo of Martin Morris. Jr , nnd daughter of
r."."'"."',n an'- I"!" Christian Mnser. nged 32.
Itelntlven nrwl r.lnn.t. in. ii-j n e..-.--i t.
7- .... ........r. in. il. i, ,." IUIIIT1III ,,ri ,
'30 n. m . 2444 N Opal st Solemn high mnss
Our Lady of Jierey Church 0 n m. Int. Holy
faenulchrn Cem Autn funeral
.NORTON. Junn In. JOSEPH 1" . son of P.
J. and Annln Norton. Relatives and friends,
plv. No. 30, A. H. II , Invited lo funeral. Thurs,
' "..f' Parents' residenie (W.VI Klngsesslng
nve High mnss of requiem church of tho Most
Blessed Sacrament lu n ni Int. Holy Cross
tern.
.. NITNEVILLER Suddenlv Juno 0, at 234.1
S ""),,"', HARRY Y husband of Ellxaleth
""P'vlller (nee Blehl Relallvis nnd friends.
Iloly Nnmn Society. emplnrs John 11. Stetson
..., u oiner organizations of which hn was a
member, Invited to solemn requiem mass St.
,''!?!RU',J t1;..'1' Vr'1" " a in lnt private
ODO.NOflllUi: June in EILEEN, d-iughter
of latn Michael nnd Honnra O'Donoghun
Htnnrsl to whldi relatlvea nnd friends are in
vited. Med. 8.3(1 a m.. 2330 S Broad st. Sol
emn mass of 'equlem Church of St Monica. 10
a m. Int. private. Holy Cross Cem. Auto
service.
PARKER. Jun- 11, ANNA A., wife of Louis
I. ' "rker and daughter nf Mary nnd late Wll
Ham hmlth, Rclntlns nnd friends, Morv Penl
"'" circle. L. F. of A . Invited to funeral,
4001 (iermantnnn nve. Hat. 8.30 n m Sol
emn high maea of requiem Ht Mcphen'n Church
,0n,l-H-m;-I.V,,.I,0!y H'PUlchre Cem
PLTT1JO IN June 11. WALTER K. hua
ESH? ! Matlld.i i: I'ettjjolin nnd aon of latn
Millard and Alice Pettjjohn. aged 22 Relatlvea
nnd friends Invited to funeral services. Thurs.,
a p. m . residence of Jlnrgnret Jackson, 137
Porter st Int. private Mt. Morlnh Cem. Re
mains may be viewed Wed.. 8 to 10 p. m. Auto
funeral.
PIOOTT June 11. ARTHUR J. husband of
Laura K Plgott (nee Oler). nged 02. Relatives
nnd frlenda nnd members of Chosen Friends'
Cnstle No 33. K O E . Invited to funeral
seplcea. Thurs , 1 30 p m . 1232 Stiles at lnt
prliate. Remalna may be viewed Wed.. 8 to 10
P m, Auto funeral.
. jy:RXKs At Millvllln. N. J., Junn 10,
i.i-u.aiui i-, aon or iinrry and late Clara W
Reeves, aged 32. Relatlvea and frlenda Invited
to funeral, residence of Leroy Robinson, 420 N,
8d at., Millvllln, Wed. 2 30 p m. Servlcea and
,nt.-..r.rA,i',,e 'nt Mt Pleasant Cem
vvii,.YAN9LD.s June. lu' t-AURA E.. wlfn of
"llllam II. Reynolds (nee Kenl). aged 42. Rela
Jlyes and frlenda Invited to funeral servlcea.
Wed., 2 p m., 4030 Dlttman Bt . Frankford
Int. prlv-atn. Ced-ir Hill Cem. Remalna may
be viewed Tues . 8 to 10 p. m
REYNOLDS Junn in." BERNARD, aon of
Isabella nnd late Joseph Reynolds. Relatives
s nd friends. St Gabriel's Holy Namo Society,
Invited to funeral. Wed., 7.30 a. m, mother's
residence, 2030 Reed at Solemn high mass of
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Neweat mod. brick hotel Amer. ft" Eur'o'plana-
central location. Cap. 250, sfsKdd iaVls 4
aervlce: elevator, batha. run. water. lock?rs for
bathers, garage. Mrs, g. IV Cafmany" Sona
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requiem SL CJabrlel'a Cnurch 0 a. m. Int. Heir
Cross Cem, .
. RILLKr, Suddenly. June 11, JAMES, sen of
IsIm Ow.n miA t. mllaw fn Kennevl.
l,W,lv end "I'nds Invited to. funeral, weo..
8.30 . m. Ma-lA-a r xf f' Cliilnn 1411 N. 2d
Wed,
at, Solemn high mass St. Michael's Church 10
a.m. Int. New Cathedral Cem. . .
. ROIJCH. June Hi, CATHERINE, daughter of
late William and Mary A. Rouch. Relatlvea
and frlenda, League of Sacred Heart. U. V M.
Sodality of (lesu Church, Invited to funerah
Thura., 8:30 a, m., resldencn of niece, Mrs. Jphn
Oebhnrdtsmauer, 2.128 N, 10th at. High requiem
maas St, Columba'a Church 10 a. m. lnt, prl-
"sCHAFENACKER. Junn 10. MAROARRT
M , widow of Jscob 8chafenacker. aged 08.
Funeral private, Thura. 2:30 P. m , aon'a resi
dence, Oeorge Schafenacker. 128 N. Main at..
North Walea, Pa. Int. Oreenlawn Cem. .
, SCHOLTZ.-1-.Tune 11. AUOUST SCHOLTZ.
husbnnd of Pauline Scholt (nen (lahsel. aged fli.
Relatlvea and frlenda. Southwark Turn Society
and Sterbe Ksssn and Oipheus singing Society
Invited to funersi aervlces, Frl., 2 p. m.. 1218
Tasker st. Int. Fernwood Cem. Auto funeral
Remains may bn viewed Thurs.. ft p. m. . . .
SCOTT. June in. HARRY P.. son of late
Robert nnd Elizabeth Scclt, aged 05. nelatlres
and friends, steel nnd Copper Printers of
America Invited to funernl, Wed., 2 p, m., aon-In-law'a
residence. Henry 8, Adams, 2451 8.
OpbI at, (20th end Porter ata.l. Int. West
minster Cem. Friends, may call Tues. eve- Auto
service. New York papers ropy.
SCOTT June 11. suddenly. KATE It., widow
nt Frank M. Scott Due notice of funeral wilt
bo given, zoii N. litn st.
SHOEMAKER. Junn 10. KATE I!., wife ef
Oeorge W Shoemaker and daughter of latn
Robert and Sarah Rimer Relatives and
frlenda Invited to funeral Bervlcea Wed , 2:30
P. m. brothers residence. Robert IV. Rimer,
lnn.1 Unity St., Frankford. Int. East Cedar
Hill Cem.
SMITH At Mapln shads, N. J.. June 10,
HENRY, husbsnd of LVdla Smith, aged (18.
Relatlvea and frlenda Invited to funeral. Wed .
2 p m . Beechwood ave . Maple Shade. Int.
Colestown Cem Trnllea leavo Camden every
half hour fnr Maple Shade.
SNOWDEN. Suddenly, Junn 11, WILLIAM
J . JR . son of William J. ond fate Ella T.
Snowden. aged 12. Residence, 1023 S. 17th at.
Dun notice of funeral given
8TEINBACH. Juno 11. ELIZABETH STEIN
BACH (nee Paul). Members of Ivy Botlal,
No 1. F V A . Invited to funeral services,
Thurs , 1 p. m . funeral parlors of William It.
Strlnsfleld 3001 Susquehanna nve Int. private.
TALBOT. Junn 11, nt 0730 N 18th St. Oak
Lane. MAZIE MAIN, wife of Walter Le Mar
Talbot. Relatlvea nnd frlenda Invited to funeral
services. Thurs, 11:30 n m. Church of the
Annunciation, 12th nnd Diamond sis. Int. pri
vate. TAYLOR". Junn 10. ANN KENTON TAY
LOR. daughter of late Richard M. nnd Emellne
vi. layior, nged ns Relatlvea and friends in
vited to services, Wed . 12 noon, 14.1 8. Illinois
ave., Atlantlo City, N J. int. private.
, TROY. Junn 10. WILLIAM, son of Nora nnd
latn Patrick Troy Relatives and frlenda. Altar
Society of Epiphany Church. Invited to funeral,
Thura.. 30 a. m . resldencn of mother. 027
Daly st Holemn requiem mass Church of the
Epiphany 10 a. m lnt Holy Cross Cem
WALDRON. Junn tl, BRIDGET, widow ef
John Waldron. of strokestown. Co Roscommon.
Ireland. Relatives and friends, Ijeague of the
Sacred Heart. Invited to funeral, Wed., 8:30
a. m., ions jiosion nve iiom nun zorKi. hoi
emn high mass of requiem Lady of Mercy
Church 10 a m. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
WETHERILL Juno 11. ELISABETH HIL
DERBURN. wlfn of the Rev Francis M. Weth
erlll. of 2300 Pino at , nged 23 Funeral serv
ices Thura . 11 a. m , St Mark's Church. 10th
and Locust ats. Int. private, North Laurel Hill
Cem
WILLIAMS Junn 0. MARY 8 . wife of Clif
ford P. Williams and daughter of Mary S. and
latn John Hamilton, aged 47. Realdence. 1218
S. 53d Bt Relatlvea and frlenda Invited to fu
neral aervlcea. Wed , 2.30 p. m , P. E. Church
of the Atonement. 47th at and Klngsesslng ave.
lnt private. West Laurel lllll Cem. Auto
service.
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PIN Lost. 1 platinum bar Pin. with dlamonda").
reward. Return to Dr. A. II. Stlrk, 231 s:
lethjsl.
LOST Near St. Davids Station. Monday. June
11. white fox terrier dog, one black eye; 10
reward will be paid for Information leading
to hie recovery. Address St. Davids rostofflco.
Box 165, or Phone Wayne 076.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
BELL TELEPHONE OPERATING
The Prealdent of the United Statea
has pointed to the great Industrial army
of the nation and to the necessity for
a generous, unselfish observance of duty
on the part of those who may beat
serve in that army.
The telephone system of the country
Is to Play a conaplcuoua part In the
conduct of the war.
Bell Telephone operating presents It.
self as a vocation for younr women
wherein a no less patriotic than valu.
"efformed Government may be
Sh,oVnm.d;n'd ?Cp?m.Bund" "'"ween-
New employes are paid while learning
and are assigned to offices near thel?
homes. The work Is Interesting, the en
vlronment most agreeable and efficiency
Is rewarded by ready advancement!
Comfortable recreation rooms and
dining rooma where meala are served
at cpst In every Central Office. "vea
Apply Now.
nil.T.TMH Venn. 1... . . ... . . "
" miliar with .:.mVn",:.."..cJr.l one fa.
.Company. 245 Master st.
t'amiis. SIS if..i..":. """"""s "ne,
Crane
BOOKKEEPER-
''".ifP'.requlred
to take
must have thorough know edge and ixwJuJMi
CLERK wanted In office ot larra m.nnV.....
5iII.o "ii " v'S" rererence and tn II
,d"" A ,g.rtnchJd.J1jiroad VciJirfleld
COOK ProUst ant i mall farallri refarsnrs. r'"
quired, Ml Walnu" yhMi'VrStSj'Bl,'
S;rCsntral?' d "'"' ""i""1' M . liSH
HELP WANTED FEMALE
" roHflaurrlrom rrttv" 'ttCotumn
t.-v a iituena MmUd on silk waisisi ,-.,
worki' g'ood pay. Haney, Kultner n.
1820-84 Vlne at
OIRL. coloreU" wanted by private family to go
to seashore for cooking and downstairs worm
salary Ii references. 432411alnutsL
OIRL for clerical work In large of flee I : salary
to start 8 Hate experience and how soon can
report.P04,I.elgerofflo;.
OIRL for general office work i one having exper.
In rug plant preferred. Address A 002. Ledger
liranch. 3428 Frankford nve.
OlRLSTrFmake pensi expen or learners can
have steady work; $1 per day tnlearnerji
goodrlccJiduJe;J21tSjirljigqarden st.
OIRLS on calendar work, mounting pictures,
etc.: also learners! 4S hours P'r week. Wolf
A Co.,J2thBndCallowhllbthlrd flooj
OOVERNESS WantedT wcl'ducated. renned
lady as governess for 2 children, agea 10 and
13, to go to seashore for summer! refs. re
quired. Call In person .between nd 12
o'clock Wednesday morning. 0182 Sherwood
road. Overbrook. .
HEMSTITCHERS wanted on fllk wolstss steady
work! good pay. Haney, Kultner & Raab,
.. 1320-34 Vine st.
HOUSEKEEPER Young lady wanted to take
entlre charge of Jjousei ref. req.18 NOJ stst,.
NURSERY goveWsV rrotcstant: not over 30
yeara of age; experienced! good disposition, to
take care of 2 children, live on the Main Llnei
best references required, P 030, Ledger
unicee
SALESGIRLS Dry goods nnd notions atore.
2780 Oermantown nve.
c,n.r--..n,, . n-.r-.i' ..t -.--.i..,,.-,4 letsnhnnn
operator with a well-established firm. Keplirbr
letter or call nt noon, Philadelphia Quartz
Companyt 121 S. 3d st
STENOGRAPHER Stste.nge. salary expected.
reference. Answer F J.VWyedger Central.
STENOGRAPHER wanted for general office
work. Shcdsker's, 8lhan4Walnutj
"sTENOailAPHEIl and tpewrlter. exper.Call
factoryofflce. 2318 Wood st,
TYPIST, with experience on card record werki
only written applications will be consllered.
Vacuum Oil Co.. 328 Chestnut st.
TYPIST ond assist In office work. T. F. Drown
CO.. i-43 M. Krone si.
TYPISTS Refinement an asset! we have open
ings for several typists, combining clerical
nnd sales abilities. Ilosklns. sot Chestnut
st Apply by letter only. .
WEAVERS wanted, female, en p
workr good wagea. Imperial 1
Main and Rector ats., Manayunk.
whits
Co..
WOMAN, white, fnr chamherwork and waiting!
J0 50; ref. required. 5210 Oermantown. ove1
YOUNO LADY wanted In lirgeofflcei must be
experienced In general office work, preferably
with bookkeeping experience, rapid and ac
curate at figures, state experience, salary
wanted and how soon can report. P 502,
Ledger Office.
Genernl
CORSET TITTERS, good positions nlnays openi
learn howi we teach ou. day or evenings.
Johnson Corset Compan), 1.13.1 Cheatnut st.
HELP WANTED MALE
DENCII HANDS,
ami door mill.
nues.
3, first class; steady. Sash
Park and Glenwood ave-
nil.L CLERK Not over 21. on Elllott-Flsher
billing machine; ref. required; aal. $15, good
chance to learnthe business. CI33,J,ed Ott
RILLING Young msn for bill clerk; one famil
iar with steam and plumbing line. Crane Co.,
245 Master st.
BOOKKEEPER wanted; capable of handling
sales ledger, ability lo write plainly and rapid
ly ana no accurate worn win aasure io rignt
man permanent position and good salary;
slnto experience, references and
salary
wanted, si ij. i.enger central.
BOY wanted to feed Job press and make himself
generally useful Apply 11. L. Buck, fifth
floor. fl"0 Chestnut at
BOYS wanted. 10 years and over; $0 nnd $10 per
week. Apply nt once, Becker, Smith & Page.
Water and Snderavc.
BOYS wanted, between the ages of 14 and 10. to
run errands for office. Apply Ketterllnus
Lithograph Manufacturing Co , 40,1 Arch at
U0Y8 wanted, 14 to 18 yeara of age. to learn
threading. Apply John Bromley &. Sons. Le
high ave. below 1 ront.
HOYS, 20, w.anted, to take tickets at Con Ken
nedy -:ircus. Apply nt park, Broad and Ore
gon, Mrs Poles
BOYS wanted, day work.
Chestnut st.
Apply fifth floor, 008
BRICKLAYERS; first-class men onlv need apply,
by letter or in person, Atlantlo Refining Co ,
employment department, Philadelphia gate,
fll44Paasyunkave.
BUSHELMEN wanted! good opportunity and
ateady work. IIP 8. 10th at.
CONSTRUCTION COST MAN wanted by a
1 rankford manufacturing plant: excellent op
portunity for an experienced man; must have
quick response. Apply P 618. Ledger Office.
DRIVERS wanted; good wages. Apply Waverly,
r.Jfh anil lllklll.ai eu. w
m vii niiii iitiuui nvn.
ELECTRICIAN AND LOCKSMITH, one, with
experience. Apply 5423 Oermantown
ELEVATOR OPERATOR
White, with license for office building service.
Apply Room 414.
STOCK EXCHANGE BLDG.
ENOINLER, licensed! must be familiar with
Corliss engine, air compressors, electrical ma
chlnery and wiring, Cruse-Kemper Co., Ambler.
HAND SAVril'tlH
VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMrANY
Has vacancies for
Hand Banders
Machine carvers
, , Veneer Jolntera
First-class woodworking machinist)
Double-head r.iolder operators
Shellackers
Facer machine operators
Hardwood fitters
Rubbers
Mechanical draughtsman familiar
with factory lay-out work
Belt Banders
Window cleaners
Stevedores nnd laborers
Apprentice boe, over 18
Office boye, 16 jears and over
. , 48-hour-week schedule
Physical examination necessary. Apply
. .. Victor Talking Machine Company
Application otllce, 3.1 Cooper at . Camden. N. J.
IIUMfiHT lOUth
- u"'i nniiier on i-axion U Nell
or Banner machines -to learn fixing. Brown'
Phelpa Hosiery Co..
3d and Ontario.
LABORERS
P.norT.r'T.wnlt? "J"1 Ml0.red. wanted for
I'enna. n. R. steady work, advancement
InntSVl w,"h abllltyl "H board with thi
company at very reasonable coat If desired.
Apply 43 N. 17th at.
kA BOR ERS wanted to clean atreeia: white or
colored. Apply estate of David Mcilahon ata'
hlea. Halnea and Magnolia ave., Germantown
Cheren've"t "":e I"dg" a"mamownana
"jfai."? : bo . for NiaiiT woni?
GATS" SV'Affc i 1V,,ACP,VNAVT YAtjj
?!.unitAT. wmii-
FOR MR.
'Li'.V.'fii"8-wait'? for general work
ooaltlnnM tn- -l-h .k
Apply N.
rth and BrtTwn. '
w. cor.
i 9nCRS wanted; ateady work,
Pearson A
"MMa-"1' -w-. iirnmnrtiinrt
st. wharf.
LABORERS In
woodworking plant.
ao- 'V. Smith Co.. 3907 Pew.Y "..
Apply
rem
wV."w.,"?. """y-work. good wages.'
"'""' y UW I iilBl Bt.
LKAD QLAZEH
.vpwasa.'Se?53
LEARNERS '
ON THREADINO LACE CURTAINS
GOOD PAY WHILE LEARNINO
APPLY
JOHN' BROMLEY & SONS. INC.
Lehigh ave. below Front st.
iiwiy-isST---1,ors
Mf,cVlU.c. Ir.'S.-'V'riyv
MEN WANTED
for office building window cleaning ei.. ,
steady -nTITtlP&''
"SanT.Y."iS- ,S'S.!f m.7
Bilinj-YJy,
"t;:.L."""5 "r""vy. out.id. wrkT.i.-HT
ps N Slat If"- AWv William-FoatVr.
On-ICLVN-FlratlarAif'". -:-
vnmvui;ffssstf.
PiAN-all-arovm,! biT t&i'fjfSZ
IIELPWANXra mXi-
Con tin ii rd from Prccedf
ROOFERS Five foorers war.l..i
i:hretltoonnBA Mfg" ?,!",JiJj "J
'"''..""."'V'"' by t. "'.J!
iiuu-o .w bcii ynrmicais and ,i;. Infrna
and soap manufacturers" exceii-L'. UM
advancement M 621. lidi.'"" .chtaVln
SALESMAN wanted on aufcnnxiL T ''i-Jl
bv letter onlyi SterllSr Motoe'VkiTai
nurrii un-, nviennor of J If V.VT" CeJl
8ALESMEN
Our new proposition Is ih. ..,. .
jcverywhere. No wnn .i"L ef ,!
money the new Liberty Ln, t ' tou
m-nt la what does t'y c0in.b?I4 a?JS
about II. We need a few flrnV.I. "
to replace those nn t ,'"leii ssuz
who are looking for permanent Jiw,t i
Drviw n account. nanent plte,.'"
Encyclopaedia Brltannlca Co.. u . .. ,
cor. Walnut. "'S,Unj
SALESMEN
Owing to. enlistments . v.... . .
vacanciea in pur sales force i h.. ""'
filled quickly by educated AmeHe,.t "
Er,.8."'.".' , ."A" 'on. advancVm'r'.N
now h.Sn-c.a.Vld.gTn.d0,wto' " .hi
account: 'TTsK ISSSThSS
8 A LESMENk2t are,! .In t.T" TTT-: ;
proposition! selling reeneH V.'..1" tnotoe
perlence notessent alt drawing Vee-V'- '"
lg-j:ommlsjXojis1lij.j8thr,fcotiV,
Dnur.iwir..i wanieai everybody li.t.TTr'rr-
"-" yj'1sy!7 1 8I,l ncolnllTd i, ?"&
"r;i wanted to operate ftg.l" si... -S
on Wilton ruga. Apply Pblloev if "TwISS
Tullp andDaupMnta. 01l0:"-"ila SJ
STENOGRAPHER Young man oi.iS r-Z
curate at figures, to assist iS'ome??
aale.drygoodshouie. C 203? I "dr!rf5:
INO SUPERINTENDENT AND ILUTilfiS
BY NEWLY ORGANIZED cownJSiwt
MODERATE SIZE FOR WOnnW" Of
BUILDING. I1CATED ON JERa5er'5
MUST BE EXPERIENCED llAvV..00!
WITH CONSTRUCTION COSTR?1
PERIENCE. REFERENCE ANnlA.S
EXPECTED! ALL REPLIES new?''
TIAU ROX 52.11 DOnLAND i(??wll0
5TH AVE.. NEW YORK ciTr ENCT' W
WANTED FIRST-CLASS F.vntvs, .
TURRET LATHE HANDS wm "
NIGHT SHIFT ON lriOVvr,0US
STEEL VALVE WORK, FOXD
LAT1I1E CURATORS FOH I
OUR BRASS VALVFq '
DEPARTMENT ON .
THE DAY SHIFT
For flrst-elaes men we have sts.
and pood pay with exceptlonaif,?7,, "
ant shop conditions. Apply"''.''": '
etter or In person to sup.rlnter,s. 5'
the works. Tenna. Railroad lUtlo. 1
Nelmoor. or Cheatnut inn .T.:..U?1
C.ermantown ave. to Willow Oron iiSaM
tako Jitney to work. "" ,riSwB
NELSON VALVE CO
CHESTNUT IIILU P1IILA.', p.
WANTED
M0LDER8 AND P.'TTERNMAVras
FOR LARGE AND MEDIUM SlJrr.
WORK: GOOD WAGES AND STEinS
WORK WRITE OR CALL Tul
KORlJ.1 I.l0USB FOUNDRIES. TRa
WANTED GOOD BLACKSMITH SoTTS
MAKERS AND If K l.p k n ."fc.'SS
FRANCE WITH U. S ENOINErnf0 3?
SERVES: WILL WORK WITH UAtlPrfS
SHOPJIEN BACK OF FIRING UmW
PLY AT KECRIIITINO 8TATI0V nfiS
BUILDING. JUNIPER Attn avfu e?.1
"uy.ii OiB
WEAVERS wanted, male, on plain whit. wrk
good wagea. lmperlo Woolen Co.. JiiiJH
Rector ats.. Manayunk.
YOUNG MAN wanted In hat atore."
mantown nve. "'
27S0OV-
General
ACCOUNTANT AND GENERAL STOIlKKElf
ER. public utilities. I2nnn rmiiSfsFl'
mechanical detail 125, MECHANiciV
DRAFTSMAN out of town (IJMXamS:
ICAL DRAFTSMAN machine T and othT
I3.-I-M0: CHIEF ENGINEER, large nTcii
?.h,nvV. ili00l ""ADUATE MECHAn'(5l t&
IIS. ISO.' IJ.v'sTENbdkTpi Vhs, 'iS
t'JS llir.QTVr-aQ OPTiwiei, 11 '..V,-VBl
Title Bldg "'
1101 Us
uuunKKiiPEII, experienced, wanted. maSii
femalei one experienced In coal company t
counts preferred; must be able to keep coa
Plete set of books and do general offlcs mrri
for further particulars address undfrilntt
,...,, cAii,i;iiic, references ana ssurr .
pected. Potts Run Land Co.. Clearfltld. h.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALS'
BOOKKEEPER, double entry and cost acemttt
. C ) ears' experience. P 003. Ledger OHM. -
CHAMREItMAin-T.ariv elft-ln. h.ii.. 4..ll
position for chambermaid and vialtrtii; itel
. reference. 1703 Rlltenhouse st. r
CHAMBERMAID wanta place In countrri Apse;
present place, morning. 2015 Walnut tt.
CHAMBERMAID or waitress, woman wma
altuatlon; reference. 012 S. Taney st. V
COMPANI'ON. capable. refined, ProterUit
woman; a good aewer, for elderly lidrftipr
rlenced. P 017. Ledger Office.
COOK, young, flrat class, good reference. irlibM
position where kitchen meld Is kept! Kiirnri
or Maine preferred. 03, Ledger BraneB, jut
mm i ine eia.
COOK Lady closing house desires position tee
good white cooki seashore or country: ft
reference. 1703 Rlttenhouse st.
COOK Colored girl, experienced, wlitm jo
Hon In Germantown as cook. 6014 Concofi
st.. Germantown. ij
COOK Lady leaving for the summer wlihrt ta
place n good cook Phone Ardmore 241. ?
COOK. Prot.i good ref.i Germantown. C. B.
iiary r-ouisen. liuo n. Dover St., fans. ...
COOK Good plain cook and downstairs !(
Apply 3005 Earp at.
COOKINO, plain. In prlv. fam. deslrtd br !.
worn.; aub. or mtn. pref. 168 E. Herman. OH.
GIRL wanta nnilHnn phamh-rvntlr ., ehimtsl
work and waiting; to bo away for ths iumo.lM
4220 Powelton nve., or call Preston SlosjjejW
uinL,, renned, 18, wishes light household duties,
In exchange board and laundry; refwene
iui. t.euqer vjenirqi.
GIRL wjshes position aa nurae or upstairs
v ieuger umce.
INFANT'S nurse wants position for sell!
vii oniy, oj vvooaiawn ave.
LADY'S MAID Position wanted as laflfl t
or for children by German: speaks rrjM
eli. neamsiress: rers. u llj, l,enseri
LADY'S MAID Knallsh
wanta a plan: m
seamstress; no letters. 307 8. Bmedler
Q19J II .'
NURSE or mothfr's helper. n-Hned lrl M
iinmnra secona year men srnool, wiibm pi
tlon; preferably with a family rot nf to I
muuniHins or seannore. Apply ouiice j
jMBiiiuir, uui unurcn lane, uennoi
i-nona tlermantown 4H78.
NURSE, trained, kind. tnmtwftrth. would
to take Invalid to seashore or mount-'
experiencea wun incanta; reierencei.
Br iirancn 0133, ziat and .Montcomer,
NURRE Practical, to take entire charp ',
RTPVnnn a Ttrt7ti w....i. . KtTiv mmni.
.capable, aalary 118-120. F 733,LederCioJ
WOMAN, bualness, young, with outside sell
exper,, wishes poa. with firm where lM"
honeaty and reaults would ba arprscUi
m a.iu. Ledger Central,
WOMAN, settled, wanta cooking or houM
city or country. Call 3817 Olive St.
SITUATIONS WANTED Iimdjl
AriVEnTfSINO Ml
I want a position with manufacturer!
printer having advertising department .' "Ji
ieiupiaiing one; eitner in or oui 01 ii",r
lots of vim and determination as vwj
nnAi-ttnltlllfw. ihnMHahl- f lneil In sarin
Ing; age 25. Call Diamond 814. betwiuj
anqpin afternoon.
noniTICT.irTTn ti,n-n..v,lu -Tn.rl.need.
will audit, open, cloae, write-up Jbejtaf;
or evening: moderate terms. Ball s
Woodland 41HA t
BUTLER AND VALET wants position lajmrj
miuiy, oest or rer. requireq. i' quo, --:
BUT1.K11. W.. TnHt.r,
wishes poslUon 1
ountry. C HSJiSM
private family, city or country.
CHAUFFEUR, colored, wants .position,
ciass reia. Address 1731 Moraviansi.
ruc",i,,i t imk aTArrie
THE ENTIRE FACTORY OROANDUt
luunirn ir.ti ertMu-oiieT nV 1
OPERATION OF A CANADIAN CllEWfl
PLANT, EMPLOYING 1000 WORKMEN 'M
i.j;iiauiwu in THE MAnurAyViC
ArTTVM ivn rvm noniL-a ta nil ACC
SE DISCONTINUANCE bF'OPERATIJ
lir-ut;. ABOUT TO BECOME triicn V'
new tuNni;uTiON, .,.
Title onniMiviTleu r-nvalSffl
EXPERIENCED ASSISTANT, SJJfS
TENDENTS. TECHNICALLY ' 1$
VArMr rv Vt-irr,t n a a irrien IN IK
TION AS OPERATING SUPERINTEND!
Uvini-n liv & miivBi r-tiE-VCTHT Wll
AN EXPERIENCED CHEMICAL EN0IJP
A MECHANICAL SUPERINTENbEIJf,
UISU EXPERIENCE IN COWSinuj
AND MAINTENANCE AND WHOSE??
INCLUDES: YARDMASTER, ,Ji&
airii-iiAWiL. A CHIKr iinvriiv -l,i
WITH IPUIBT.ll I aa TJATIienil A Dru
MAN A XllnillMH HIIOP FOHEJ4A!!
MILI.TVRinHT mBBIAK. A FOBF
CARPENTER. A FOREMAN LEAPDUn
A vrt wm A -J- nv imalftTII 1ND '
RB3PECT1VB CREWS. ALSO EJJ
KNCBD MANUFACTURING DEPART
HEADS, RATED A8 8l'PBRVISOR
EAl'EltlENl'ED SULFUHIC ";,
ACID FORKMEII. A COMPLETE CJfEf
DEPAIJTMENT. lNCtiODlNO PJ
TIMEKEEPER, PAYMASTER. fUWlKi!
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