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MIDVALE STEEL, TOUTED CHAMPION
IN THE INDUSTRIAL, AGAIN LOSES;
J. & J. DOBSON DROPS ANOTHER
Lupton Nine Also Is Taken by Surprise When
Philadelphia Roll and Machine Scores Five
Runs in Ninth,
TUB unexpected Is the rule nowadays- In
the Industrial Baseball League. Sur
prises ng-aln were the features In Satur
day's games. The northern division ap
parently Is furnishing the fireworks with
regularity, and Mldvale Steel Is trying to
figure out how American Manganese Ilronzo
trimmed their star cast, 0 to 2, and how
the heavy-hlttlng outfit managed to collect
but a single hit off Pitcher Walsh. Tlio
clubs are keen rivals and to himfblo Mld
vale was sweet revenge for Manganese, as
Mid vale won easily In their first meeting
For the first few weeks Mhlvalo and
Dobson were cleaning up all opponents and
were tied for the lead, not having met de
feat Now they are near tho halfway
mark with four victories and three de
feats and sharing third place with Keen
Kutter, whloh boasts the same record. The
Simmons Hardwaro crowd has played con
Blstent ball throughout and their threo de
feats wen eyelash decisions, which means
they are due to play an Important part in
the race. Dlsston has Increased Its per
centage and now hojds a fair advantage In
the northern division.
Hess-Brlght with seven straight victories
In the southern section, easily leads. Lup
ton up till twtTweeks ago was In a tlo f r
the top, but two defeats have hurt their
standing. They had Saturday's contest
with Philadelphia Roll and Machlno well
In hand, when their opponents sent flvo runs
across In the ninth and won out, 10 to 1).
All the southern section games wcro close
affairs, Hess-Brlght gaining a G-to-G ver
dict over Miller Lock; Houghton winning
from Quaker City. 7 to C, and Ward de
feating Barrett, 4 to 1
With Bill Morgan, formerly of the t'plnnd
Delaware County Leaguo team, on tho tiring
line, Jenklntown endeavored to halt the winning
treak of Glenslde In the Montgomery fount t
League. The affair was on of tho most sp i -tacular
ever staged In it' Montgomery, ti'it
Glenslde won as usual nnd now his eight vt'
torlea and no defeats Willow Grnvo broke Us
losing streak at the expense of Tort Washing
ton and won, 1 to 0, after twelve Inning". w II
low Drove had three hits against eight for 1 ort
Washington.
Chester addd another victory to Its number
by defeating Media for the third time. 2 to 1.
In the other Pelawaro County League battle
Upland found little trouble In disposing of Brill
a to 0 "Chief Bender was again on the mound
for Upland and demonstrated his cunning of
former days. Three tluky hits were, tho sum
total of tho Brllllans' efforts Bender was cred
Ited with seven assists and fielded his position
In fautless style.
Fern nock finished tall-end In tho Philadel
phia Suburban League last scar, but there Is
no club In President Hackney's circuit that has
been able to defeat Cliff Sellers' squad to dtte
Olney holds second place In the standing, nnd
both setbacks were administered by I cm Hock
On Saturda- the leaders won again. B to 0. and
now have undisputed possession of first plic.
Oak Lane, Olney and Llndley are closelj bunched,
however, which adds Impetus to tho race.
King 4 Co. Is finding It no easv proposition to
(hake off the Lennox combination in tho Phila
delphia Shoe Manufacturers' League and the lat
ter continue right on the heels of the cham
pions. It was thought Itegal Company would
halt the mad flight of the King crowd on Satur
day, but they fell down badly and lost. 7-1
Lennox had a picnic with Edwards nnd won,
10-8, Lalrd-Schober had a chance to climb Into
first division, but fell back when they were
beaten by Smaltz-Ooodwln, 12-4.
There Is the promise of a merry scramble for
the first-half pennant In the Main Line League
as a result of Autocar's defeat by Wayne The
verdict waa 3-2, and Mayer, twirling for the
winners, allowed hut four hits, not an Auto
ear player hitting safely until the eleventh ses
sion. They were all extra-bvise clouts, however,
jacket getting a two-bagger and Pitcher I'n d
Blum a double and triple. Mayer nnd Ilium each
fanned eleven, the former glWng foua passes and
the latter none.
Three teams share top place in the Northeast
Manufacturers' League, Quaker City. Prank
ford Arsenal and F. It. Plumb all having won
ilvo and lost one. The surprise of Saturdiv s
eonteat waa the lacing handed Abnslve Com
pany by Frankford Arsenal, the latter winning,
10-1, and tumbling Abrasive from the lead.
Magnolia has assumed the lead In tho Camden
County League by defeating Lucas A A.. 3 1.
Woodfynne'a 1-0 victory over Berlin A. A
boosted Chew to a tie for second place with
Lucas, and It looks as though these two wero
due for a merry scramble to capture the cham
pionship, an nearly all the games between them
nave been decided by a. alnglo tally.
With Cotter on me mound for the first time
gU season, Camden A. C had little difficulty
defeating Pottstown in a return engagement
' 9 to 1. Mason, star of tho Atlantic e Ity
Railroaders, waa on tho mound for Pottstown
and was found for eleven safeties while Putts
town managed to get but four scattered hits
Strawbrldge & Clothier was handed Its first
defeat of the season In the form nf a 3 to 0
coat of whitewash by McNIchol's Logan Square
aggregation. It required eleven Innings to
humble the Store Boys Each aide waa credited
wth eight hits.
Wlaslnomlng. former Suburban League cham
pions, blew up against Stetson in the fifth Inning
JOHN MARLIN COUNCIL
NOMINATES OFFICERS
Big Turnout of the Boosters'
Club, With State Council Offi
cers and Deputies Present
Nomination of officers was tho main fea
tirre of the meeting of John R Marlln Coun
cil on Thursday, with the following; rusult:
Councilor, Frederick Steeger; vice coun
cilor, Wesley Ecoff; assistant recording
secretary, Stephen A. Walton ; recording
secretary, .Monroe E. Volshtsberger ; finan
cial secretary, Henry Wellenmann; treas
urer, Thomas II. Walters ; conductor, Way
land R. Herb; warden, Albert C Swigear:
Inside sentinel, William S. Ferguson ; out
side sentinel, Norman Kern ; chaplain, Her
bert Stott, Nominations will be open next
Thursday evening.
The. committee on Northeast High Schorl re
pciTt?lh.at tho graduation exercises of the
school will be held next Friday afternoon, when
the council will again g!s to the fatherless
". bv'n the highest averuce among tho
STaauatea a solid gold watch. The committee Is
Composed, of William R. Fereimnn nnrt llonrv 1
Bwlgear. Brother Allan L. Klrby will bs the
speaker to represent the council on this oc
casion. Several propositions were received for
the class Initiation that will bo held on Satur
day evening. June 30 This should bo the most
successful class held this term.
. Boosters Club held Its monthly meet
ing In the room of West Philadelphia council on
Wednesday evening. The members of this coun
cil had their doubts about the Boosters turning
ut In jjit such large numbers as had been
premised, but after the demonstration at the
1 meeting they were surprised and convinced
hat all the good reports wer true. The fol
owlng councils wero represented at the meet
nri Belief pointsett. Stephen Olrard. Dlrlgo,
Vest Philadelphia. John It. Marlln Franklln
rllle, Benjamln Harrison. Toughkenamon.
Cprtng Garden Keystone. Fred M Wagner,
America. North Penn, lone, llockdale. Laurel
Council of Delaware. Liberty Bell Council of
Maryland.
State officers present were: State Councilor.
E. B. Baldwin, Stat Secretary. C. H. Hall;
Junior Past State Councilor Samuel O Scott,
Bute Treasurer, Charles Kaufmann. Deputies
K,,M.2.t .Ter,: . Hahn. A. Nevltt, T Nevltt.
JJ. Wellenmann. J. Y, Hue, E Slugg. If
wnurnsiae. u, warren, interesting addresses
were made. Interspersed by patriotic songs
There were about 180 Juniors present The
tune of this meeting waa changed from Juno 27
to June IS, The next meeting of tho Boosters
will bo held on July 18, at Keystone council,
6288 Market street. If the meeting is chang.d
the councils will be notified In ample time.
Dlrlgo Council held a class Initiation of seven
teen candidates on Friday night. This closes
one of the most Interesting and active cam
paigns that waa ever undertaken br Dlrlgo
This class boosts the membership of Dlrlgo to
303 member which la the largest membership
that Dlrlxo ever enjoyed and the aim Is to
reach the 100 mark. Brother 8horter. the In
coming councilor, is already laying his plans
for one of the greatest drives for membership
that the council has ever had. Brotner Shorter
aays that Councilor Jones will have nothing
on him when the two terms are compared.
Tba work of the class initiation was exempli
fied br the degree team from John 11. Martin
Council, which la enjoying a rather busy traveling-
season, having dona the work In about six
cdunclls In about as many months.
Next Friday evening the Oriental Court of
Dlrlgo will have Its monthly meeting. A large
skH will be held an that night, the majority
it candidates betng taken from the class that
ssto(J U council en Friday evening.
IVranell la eomnUtlnsr yrflTc for the
m initiation that wm be sen " acriy
tuiy. Tine are at um rai
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and tho Hatmakers sent an even half dozen runs
across the pan and won out 10 to 4 Another
Independent contest of merit was staged between
Potter A. A und the V Marines, tho Oil
cloth Makers g lining the d". Islon in a close
nffalr, 3 to 2 'Ihi In l i nutl of tho season
witnessed tht- d f ( irlnes
DRIVERS' SHOW ON AT
CHAMOUNIX SATURDAY
Thirteen show and seven race classes
haie been arranged, for tho annual Drivers'
Carnival and Horse Show to be held on the
Chamnunlx Speedway In Kairmount Park
next Saturday.
In addition to tho famous drill of this
city's mounted pollco, harness horses, single
and In pairs, ponies, saddle horses and
lumpers will compete for cups and prizes
offered by members and friends of the as
soclatlon. Untrlos close today.
ber there should bo at
didates present on that
least
night.
twenty-nvs can-
.v.iJ?i"!..n Armstrong Council celebrated its
thirtieth anniversary on Thursday evening with
a concert nnd dance. Tho mombers nere out In
irgo numbers to mako It ono of tho best events
In tho council's history. The vaudoMlle was
enjoyed by all. as waa tho patrlotlo address
mado bv Brothci- rroderlek Ahoyer. Brother
Henry If. Slnnnmon made an address on tho
council's history slnco Its Institution. John
K. Armstrong Is one of the wealthiest councils
n the ordor Iwlng worth over J33.000. which
Is nil invested In first mortages. A gold
enamel souvenir flig was given to eioh mm.
her nnd guest, which waa appreciated by all
Dancing followed tho concert and refreshments
worn served.
GRAND FRATERNITY
Excellent Results From the New Loyal
Legion Degree for Military Drill
The Loyal Legion, the military degree of
the Grnnd Fraternity held Its weekly drill
In the hnll, 16211 Arch Rtreet. The boys
are turning out faithfully nnd showing
keen Interest In military affairs. Each
week shows a marked Improvement In thplr
work along drill Ilnei nnd an Influx of new
members, friends of thoe already members
of this branch, who are equally deslroui
of becoming proficient In the work.
The men have made sil"h nmrreea . h.
use of the State Fenclble Armory, together
with the eauicment has l.., e-V " .
has produced the effect of so hlghlv 'elatlne
the members of the military branch that they
have dcterrelnvd that no organisation of ke
character shall excel them In their work The
hard work hau already produced rvnefleial re
sults so the men say In thit they nre. notic
ing that It takes more to satisfy the, Inner man
at tho dinner tnhle " "
It Is the purpose of the Loyal Legion to
appear before tho members of Philadelphia
Branch No. i and show them Just what they
are capable ef dn(ng. Private, fimtlh waa pro
moted to thn rank nf corporal, while Corporal
lames E. Boris was advanced to the rank of
lieutenant.
Any of the fraters who are desirous of be
coming acquainted with the work along mil
Itary lines have the privilege of dropping In at
the Grand Fraternity Hall any Friday evening
and watching tho boys go through their paces
or Join with them in the drill. p "
Oak Tark Branch No. 300 held Its regular
monthly meeting on Thursday evening. After
tho business routine had lieen concluded a
pinochle party was held, the first prise being
ond prlte by Prater Harry Hutsnn. Ice cream
pretxela end cigars were to be had In abundance'
and ihe boys all declare that tlm evening was
one of the most enjoyable that they have had
lor some iiiu.
Their enjoyment was heightened by the fact
that Superintendent J. K. Williams, who has
been away for about three montha In Colum-'
bus, O. doing some special work for the Orand
rraternlty was present. An impromptu rerep
tlon was tendered Superintendent Williams when
ho came Into the room.
Tho rapidity with whkh Branch 4 la pro
gressing Is almost startling In tho face of
present conditions The excellent class of mem.
hrs secured Is upholding the traditions of Old
Branch Fous.
Earnestness and enthuslaam Is a marked as
pect 01 every iite cm? inrcriainments are
provioeu, wnicn r hi
WSVS lhnrntlA-hll nfn-A
' all.
At the last regular meeting a fine large
class of members was admitted. F.verythlng
pertaining io i" urui;u is in prosperous ana
healthy condition.
On Thursday evening will be the next meet
Ipb of Philadelphia. Braflch No. 4. when there
will be Installed the new, officers for the en
suing six montha. On of the old and valued
members! will assume the position of commander
and the bianch will continue In Its steady and
permanent growth. The other officers who will
Ssurpe their stations that evening are men
T hi, caliber In the buamess anA nrnrem.
tIL' ?f.!K .fT.""-JE?,5e. iPl.Pl. "f.K4UJ
EVENING
1 i
Fire Men Thrown Out nt Plato
J. F. lr. defeated the Hobart A. O. In one
of tho fastest gsmes ever etsged I at the former a
grounds, The final score was 0-2. One of the
featurea of the game was that the outfleld of the
J. V. If. totaled twelve putouts, Including five
double rlaya at the home plate. Heller pitch
Inir. combined with Dagdan's batting, were other
featurea.
IN MEMOUIAM .
MKOEE Sweetest memories of our mother.
MARTHA PALMER MWIIIH ,
JACKSON. In loving but sad remembrance of
our beloved slater. ANNA, who departed this Me
June 18. 1U14. brothers and sisters.
iDcfltljS
June 17. ISABELLA, widow of Wll-
ARAMS
Ham Adams
Itrlalivca nnu incnas, mnnwin
of Hast Allegheny Baptist Church, Invited to
funeral. Wed 3pm 1H.1I.B. Allegheny ave.
hit
1. pr vnto rtorin wuar inn -".,.. . , .
ALLEN I'lrst-ilay. Sixth Month 17th. FRAN.
r.v.H woltTII. wife of Henry D Allen. Itela.
Uvea nnd friends Invited to funeral, lourtn
dy, 2 p m froSn the Oliver If. Balr Bldg. 1820
Chestnut St. Int. prlvnto, Friends' Southwest-
" ANDmBRON 'i-j'une'i;, JOHN AMaCANnp.
son of Albert nnd Sarah Anderson Belatlves
end friends Invited to funeral services. Wed .
1 30 p m . parents' residence, 11,09 Mimin el.
Int Mt. Morluh Cem. Itcmalns may bo viewed
Tues , S to 10 p m , m
baIim Juno 13. William, husband of
nilsnbeth Ilahm, nged l Belntlves and
friends. Prankford I.ndge No 2II-1, I and A
M . Noltomls Tribe, No 307. I 11 M .Court
Wensley. No. 13.1. P. of A , Hnrrowgate Circle,
No 11, II. of A., all other organizations of
which he was a member. Invited to funeral
services Tues, a p m.. 3151 Hmerald at. Int.
Oakland Cem. llcmalns may bo viewed Mon..
after 7 p.m. .. .. ..,,. .r,n
(nee Baer), wlfo of Llnar.B. Barfnd. aged 51
Itelatlves and friends invited, to funeral serv
ices, Tues , 2 p. m., Mil N. Carlisle at., Logan.
'"illJIvL Juno 17. PRANK C.. son of Char
lotto P and Into James S. Ileal, aged ,67. Bela
tlvis and friends Invited to funeral Berviios,
Wed 2 p. m , residence of brother, Oeorgo II
Ileal, Bethel township, Delaware Co., l'a Cir
rlag(s will meet trnln du- at llootliwsn Htntlmi,
so ithbnund 12 10 p m Int Hlloatp M 1! C m
IIHATTY June 11. auddnlv ."H1N II. son
nf Int. Thoims and I.ydi-i IJeatty Belatlves
nnd frbnls. nttnrli.s of the Bureau of Uuter,
Invited to fumrnl servlocs. Mon.. 1 p m. 1215
N llnni n( k si Int. private ,.,
lll.NNAdi; On Juno 17. Mrs PIinDHItlCK
I. ItUNNAOn (new Vlntetto Plsher), daughter of
Charlea Perry and Clara V. Plsher, 1008 N
lSlh Services nnd Int. private
1UCKLP.Y. June 1.1. ALBUIIT T. IIICKLTJT.
Bilntlves nnd friends ,1'hlla Lodge No 2,
B p O Hlks, Police Beneficiary Asso , VcJ
untcer Firemen's Asso: A. O U ., of Glen
dura N. J . Invllid to funeral. Tups. 8 p. m..
'1 M H 10th et. priends miy call Mon eve.
Auto funeral. Int West Lnureal Hill Cem
HI.L-Clr Jun. 11 MAHV A. BI.KUIT .'tela
lives and frletidi Invited to services, Mon., 2
n m 5". in pentrldce st. Int. private
luiltltoWl lt-( lune 18, nt her parents' resi
de ""I ( "Hnthlin ne, LILLIAN O . d lugli
ter of Oeorge L. and Lottie Borrnvvers
ilKK i-l I t Jinn HI JOHN P . son of John
nnd J ih.inna Cull u llrhklcy Bilatlvin and
frTmis Pilla 1-odge No 14 I. tl (J M Jrf
fr I nds Phlli I I-' N". .11 I. .. (. M Jet
to funiral Tus lo u tn , 21.V1 Corlies st
IllBh Hums if ri'iuliin Chunh of the Most
Pr". lous Blood of our Lord 10 a m. Int. New
r"i,iP(',Il'NA! June 17, THOMAS, husb-vnd of
Into Marv June Bueliannn, aged hi. Betatlvis
nnd friends Post No 37. O A It . Invited to
funeral. Wed. 2 P in. rcsldenco of daughter,
0003 Plllmoro st , Camden. Int private. Ccdir
Orovn Cem , (UoucestLr. Bemalns may be
viewed Tues 7 to 0 P. m.
CAVANAOH Juno 15. JAMES r . husband
of Into Marv C Cavnnngh (neo Burke) nnd
son of late Michael and Mnry Cavanngh Iteli
lives and friends. St Anlnon'a Holy Name
brclcty Invited to funeral. Tuis 8.30 n m.
"14(1 Christian st bulemn requiem mass St.
Chtrlea's Church 10 n m Int. Holy Cross Com.
CAVANAL'UII On Juno 17. JOIfN, fon of the
late Robert nnd Kllen Cavunaugh Bei.alves
nnd friends Invited to funeral, on Wed. morning,
8 10 o'clock, from his aunt's residence, Annlo
McCeo, 17 Chmer st High mass of requiem
t St. rnllip's Church at 111 o'clock. Int Holy
Cross rem
COCHKAN June 10. MABGUKniTH O . wife
of Samuel A Cochran. Belatlves and friends
Invited to funeral services, Tues., Ill a, m,
husband's risldence. 0010 Itldgo ave.. Itoxbor-
""roNNKLL11 Ju'ne 1(1. in Chester. PAUL, hue
band of Mary Council, formerly of Oli n Mills
net County. Pa Bilntlvcs and friends Invited
to funeral. Tues. 8 10 a . m.. . 130") IMgmont
ave High mass fat. Michael's Church 10 a. m.
Int. bt Thomas's Cem.. Ivy Mills. Del. County,
l'a
r-OOK Juno 17, at Burlington, N. J ,
AMANDA, vvlfo of Timer It. Cook, ng.d 43
II. l.uli is and friends Invited to funeral, Thurs ,
1 p m. 1 Logan ave , Burlington, N. J Int.
DAHM tuno 15. WILLIAM, husband of
rillzabeth Dihm. nged 61. Relatives and
friends Trankford Lodge. No 202, V. and A.
M . Nokomls 'Ulbe. No 307. I. O. It. M:
Court Wmslev. No. 135. P. of A . Harrow
gate Circle No 11. B. of A., and all other
organizations of which he was a member. In
vited tn funernl services, Tues, 2 pm. 3454
Lmerild st Int Oakland Cem. Remains may
bo viewed Mon . nfter 7 p. m
DAVIS Juno HI Dr IJVAN BUSSPLL. son
of Dr It Lewis nnd Hleanor Davis aged 51.
Relatives and frleiuU lnvlttd to funeral. Wed.,
2 p. m , resldenio of parents, Yorks. Hatboro,
Pa. Int. Hatboro Cem
DERUYhlllBH June 17. ANNA M daugh
ter of Joseph nnd Anna M. Derbshlre, aged
1 vear 1 da. It' latlvrs and friends Invited to
funeral services, Tues., 2pm, parents' reel,
denee 2011 Amber st Int private
DONAIICi: Juno 1(1. ELIZABETH DONA
HI'Il lato of Km E Elmwool ave , Kharon
Hill P.i Belatlves and friends invited to
funeral Wed , 8 a. m., S W cor. Baltimore
nnd Wvcombe aves , Lansdowne, Delaware Co.,
Pa High mass Church of tho Holy bplrlt,
Sharon Hill Ph . 10 a m Int. Cathedral
Cem Auto funeral
KMIIAHT At Chambersburg, Pa., June 15,
MARY, daughter of Anna and late Frederick
Emhardt, aged 30. Belatlves and friends. Amer
ican Flig Council, No 141, Heppana Council,
D of P . Invited to funeral. Tues., 2 p. m ,
mother's residence, 100 E Wvomlng ave.. Olney,
Pa. Int Greenmount Cem Remains may be
viewed Mon 8 to 10 P. m
ENOEL Juno 17 ANNABEL ENOEL (nee
I.ugar), vvlfo of Joseph M Engel. Relatives nnd
friends Invited to funeral, Wtd , I) n. m , hus
band's n sidence 4707 Chester ave. Solemn
requiem mass ChurLh of M Francis do Sales
10 a. m. Int. New Cathedral Ctm. Auto fu-
""eSTLOW. June 10, MAY CHRISTIAN,
daughter of Samuel and Mary Estlovv, aged 12
years Relatives and friends Invited to
funtrll services Wd . 1 P. m., parents'
residence P2' Harlan st (loth and Master)
Int Rose Hill Cem , Ambler, Pa. Remains
mav be view id Tues eve
FLICKWOKTII Juno 10. HENRY, husband
of Margaret Plirkvvorth (nee Opper), aged 01
Belatlves and friends employes Henry ICraam
lurniture Co , members Second German Bap
tist Church, invited to funeral services, Tues ,
2 p. m 2110 N Orkney st. Int. Oreenmount
Cem Friends may call Mon , 7 to 0 p. m.
Auto funeral
POULKROD Juno 10, ALLMIRA. wife of
John l'oulkrod. aged 71 Relatives nnd friends
Invited to funeral, Tues.. 2 pm. sharp, 0823
Jackson st , Tacony. Services at Tacony M. E.
rhu'Ch, 2.10 p m Trlenas may call Monday,
7 30 to 0 30 p. m Int. Cedir Hill Cem. Auto
funeral
POX lune 1(1 MARY V... widow of John
J. Fox Reiatlv.s and friends, League of tho
Sacred Heart of St Edmund's Church, Invited
to funeral. Wed 8 10 a. m., residence of son.
Malachv M. Pox 472 N 50th st. Solemn high
mass of requiem Our Mother of Sorrows Church.
Int Hob Cross Cem
1TIENTI Juno 10, EDITH LIPPINCOTT,
widow of Etnmiir D French. Funeral and Int.
at convenience of family
FCRLOW June 1.1, JOHN F., son of lato
Smith and Mary Purlovv. Funeral, to which
relatives and friends are Invited, Tues., 8-30 a.
ni residence of brother Samuel J. Furlow, 1827
Gladstone t. Mass of requiem at Church of Ht.
Monica 10 a. m. Int, Cathedral Cem Auto
service, .
OERDELMANN June 4. suddenly. LEO J.T
husband of Marie G. rdeimann (nee Pfellle). Tu
neral Tun mornlnr from late residence, 2130
Mountain et SoUrnn requiem mass St. Ed
mond n Church 'Jam Int. Holy Cross Cem..
strit llv prlvnti
GLENN June 10 MAROARET C daughter
of late Jnmes and Margaret C. Glenn, formerly
of 4712 Westminster ave Itelatlves and frlnds
Invited to funeral Wed. Jf 30 a m.. parlors of
Thomas C Brogan. 54th and Vine ats.. West
Phlla High mass Church of Our Lady of Vic
tory 10 a m Int Cathedral Cem. Remains
mny be viewed Tuea., after 7 p. m
OOEHRl.VO June 15. WILLIAM S. GOEII
RING son of late Andrew and Mary Ooehrlng,
sored .18. Relatives nnd rrlenda Sioux Tribe.
No. 87. I O. R. M and Myrtle Wreath Lodge,
No 01 K of P. invited to funeral services,
Tues., 2 p. m.. residence of sister. Christine
( ampbell 512 Pierce st. Int. Northwood Cem.
Remains may be viewed Mon. evg. Auto service.
GRANT June 17. FREDERICK CAMERON,
In hto 47th year. Funeral services and inter
ment at Cleveland, Ohio.
HICKEY. June 17. at Convent of Mercy,
Broad st snd Columbia ave., Phlla., Sister
MARY MARCELLA HICKEY. Requiem mass
In Convent Chapel Wed., 8 a. m. Int. Convent
Cem , Merlon.
HICKS June 15, PATRICK, husband of
Sarah Hicks Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral, Tuea , 8 a. m., 1719 McKean at. High
requiem mass Church of St Thomas Aquinas
0 30 a. m sharp. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
HIMMELRBACII. On June 10, 1017, JOSEPH
HIMMELSBACH, aged 75. He is survived by a
son nnd threo daughters. Int. private
HOWARD. June 16. HARRY T. HOWARD,
husband of A Roberta T. 'Howard and son of
lato William Augustus Howard, of Providence,
KELLY June 10. MARY KELLY, mother of
late Thomas M. Kelly, Relatlvea and friends
Invited to funeral, TAurs., 8.30 a. m.. 1410
(Iray'a Perry road, Mass of solemn requiem
St Francis ds Sales' Church 10 a m. Int.
Holv Cross Cem. ... ,.,.-, t- .
KNAI'l'. JUiy 10. r-aia" i.iwuviib'lll
KNAPP (nee Clifton), widow of John p. Knapn.
aged 71 Belatlves and friends Invited to
funeral services Wed.. 2, P. m.. 2818 N. 27th
st Int. private. Remains .may bo viewed
Tues , after 7 p. m. Easton (Pa.) papers copy.
LAULETTA June 14, TERESA, wife of
aiuseppa nnd mother of Charles and Nlcdla
Lauletta, Anna Drslatl and aluaeprlna Travla.
Relatlvea and friends, members of the societies
Begl-ia Margherlta and Flore d Italia, Invited to
funeral. 730 Carpenter St.. Wed 7;30 a m.
Mass of solemn requiem St. Maria Maddelena
del Paxsl Sam Int. Holy Cross Cem.
LAWN June. 10. at Home for the Aged. 602
Church lane. Germantown, ANNIL. widow of
Patrick Lawn. Relatlvea and fr ends Invited to
funeral, Tues.. 10 a. m. precisely. Requiem
mass In the chape oi ine mmm, nj. nw
Cathedral Cem. Friends may call to view re
mains Mon.. 4 to 8 p. ",,,- w ...
LIPPINCOTT June 10. MARY W.. widow of
late Charlea Llpplncott. aged 78. Relatives and
frl'nds invited to 'unerat services, residence of
daughter, Mrs. Edgar L. Sheppard, St. Martins,
TULtJkEN'9-flUth Month 16. Dr. ANNA III.
Kr. ."Meetm-, Horn "If 'K
tUkthn foipuoe. Third-day (Tuesday) mi, at 2
f, Jone
tM
f-.:?i,,t,. m. nmMMAft TJMAJUOil has.
b3 ef-vT KMEati,aaaKJ rJi&HsnmMt ttaw ?.,o.7,?rt."j
J "'rHa!Kir5&TWiia.Hl fe'ff:. WIT1 r? toS-Jl:.AH.l.S5
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LEDGERS-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1917
DliXTHS
mass, St. Charles's cnurcn, 10 a. m. Int. Holy
MASTER. June IB, HAItnY, A., husband ef
Mary A. and aon of Annie and late Alexander
Master, of Easton, Ta. Relatives and friends
invited to funeral services, Tues.. 2 P.. nj-, ii
Shamokln at. (near 12th and Callowhlll sis.).
Int. prlvste. Pernwood Cem ... . ...
MAURY. Died, nt his home. Warrenlon. Va..
on Juno 10, AUSTIN CHIMPMAN MAURY, In
his 71st vear. ,. , .,
McCANEY June 10, VIIOEBE, wife nf Pat
rick MrCaney and dnughter of Oeorge and
Sarah Mosley (neo Tlanagan) Relatives nnd
friends Invited to funeral. Tuea., 8 10 a. ra
1930 S. Norwood St. (21st and Mifflin ats).
Solemn high mass of requiem St. Ldmund s
Church in a m Int Holv Cross Cem,
MCCARTHY Juno 15, P.LLA, wife of Wil
liam McCarthy, daughter nf Into Jeremiah and
Mnry Cotter, of Togher County Cork. Ireland
Belatlves and friends. Married Women's II V
M Sodality, League of Snrred Heart of Church
of tho Oesu, Invited to funeral, Tues . 8 a, m
1910 Sharswood st. Solemn requiem mass
Church of tho Oesu, 0 30 a. m Int. Holy Cross
LMcCO0L Juno IB. MARY, wlfo of Charles
McCool Relatlvea and friends Invited to fu-
T m.... u.in . . n.i , kt ei.unliml ,1,.
oerai, A u'-n , o.v m. in . .1.. .-. ,..."
Solemn mass of requiem Church of Our Lady
of Mercy 10 a. m Int. Holy Cross Cem
McCREA Juno 14. UKOROE, huband of
Mary McCrea (neo Snyder). Relatives and
friends Invited to funernl. Tues.. 8 30 a. m..
310 N. nist st. High mass of requiem. Church
of Our Lady of the Rosary. 10 a. m. Int. St
Denis's Cem . -
McPADPEN. June 17, JOHN J . son of P J
and Mary A. McPadden. nged .11 Relatives nnd
friends invited, to funernl Thurs. 8 30 a. m,
rnrents' residence, llrldgewatcr. Bucks County,
Pa Solemn requiem mnsa St Mark s Church.
Bristol. Pa.. 10 a. m. Int. St. Mark's Church
Burial Grounds
McOUIBE Juno 10, at Providence. R. I.
PETER J. son of late Thomas and Cathnrlno
McOulre. Relatives nnd friends Invited to fu
neral, Thurs , 8 30 a. m , rcsldenco of brother-in-law,
John Delaney, 1410 McKean st. Solemn
miss of requiem St Monica's Church 10 a. m
Int Holy Cross Cem. New York papers copy.
McKH&XA Juno 15. WILLIAM, son of Julia
nnd late Edward McKenna Belatlves and
frlmds Invited to funeral, Wed, 8 o. m..
mother's residence (1.10 S. Bambrey st. Hlrh
miss of requiem St. Anthony's Church, 0.31)
a m Int Hnly Cross Cem
Me.MENAMIN Juno 111 SALLIE, dnuihter
of late Bernard nnd Elizabeth McMcnnmln
IMatlves nnd friends Invlt d to funernl, Wed
8 3ii n. m , brother-ln law's residence, I. 1
Idirh 837 Inckson st High muss Church of
Eplphanv 10 ll, m. Int Cathedral Cem
MILLER. June IB, EMMA XV.. widow of
Jnmes Milter, formerly 202(1 Diamond st., aged
70. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
Tues., 2 p. m.. parlors of J. L Snodgrasa, 1044
N 2'ith st. Int. Westminster Cem.
MITCHELL Juno 15. MATHIAS MITCH
ELL, nged 77. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral Tues , 7 30 n m , funeral apartments
of 1-rank A. Hookey, 1727 Glrard nvo. Requiem
mass M Peter's Church 0 a. m. Int Most Holy
Redeemer Cem.
MONAOHAN June 10. HARRY, husband of
Mary Monaghnn (nee Dugan) Relatives nnd
friends. Holy Name Socletv of St Edmond's
Church Jin No. i'li a. 0 If . Court Pennsyl
vania. No (17. I" of A . nnd St. Charles's Com
mindery, o 21 Knights of the Red Branch, In
vited to funeral. Wed s '10 n m 2110 Fernon
st (nmr 21st nnd T'sk.r) Solemn mass of
requiem St Edmonds Chunh lo n m sharp.
Int. Holj Crms Cem.
MtiliirS! lune 17. II UB MIA MOIIITS! (nee
Orossmuek) wife of Henrv M rltz Relatives
and friends Invited to fumr.il .d . 1 30 p rn.,
130J Brown st Int Northwood Ci m
MORRIS Suddenly, Juno 111 PHILOMENA.
daughter of Margaret and Into John Morris
Relatlvea nnd friends II V. M Sodality nf st
Ti resa's Church. Invited to funeral, Thurs ,
8 10 n m, mother's nsldenco, 03(1 Pine st.
Solemn high mass of requb m St. John's Church
10 n m Int Holy Crcs C. m.
, MORRIS MABEL A MORRIS, daughter of
Harry and Laura Do7lln, aged 23 Due notlco
of funeral will be given from residence of par
ents I.anghorne, P.a. Chester papij-s copy
MORTE.NSEN Juno 10 JOHANNA, widow
of Julius Morteneen (neo Messlg) aged 04. Rel
ntives and friends Invited to fiervbes, Tues.. 1
p. m.. I8I0 N. Warnock st Int. private,
Northwood Cem. Remains may be viewed Mon .
7 to n p m. Auto funeral.
MPRniY June 10. JWIPS P, husband of
lato Margnret Murphy Relatives and friends.
Dlv No. 8, A 1) II, Invited to funeral, Wid,
8 10 a m., 423 E. Hnlnes st., Germantown
Solemn mass of requiem Immaculate Conception
Church 1 ()a. m. Int Holy Sepulchcr Cem.
Auto funeral
N11T June JO. SAMPEL. son of lato John
nnd Luclnda NTitt. aged 68. Rilatlves and
friends invited to funeral services Tues . 2
p in., residence of brother Andn w Nutt, 5037
Pnruco st Int private R, mains may bo viewed
Mon.. 7 to 0 p m Auto funernl.
OltrE. June 17 ROBEBT W, husband of
Barbara Upright Orfe Rilatlves and friends,
Steuben Lodge, No 113, K of r , Invited to
funeral services, Thurs , 2 p m , 1234 N. 53d
st. Int. Greenwood (K. of 1' ) Cem. Remains
may bo viewed Wi d. eve Auto funeral.
OSBORNE Juno 10, ALBERT, son of lato
John J. Osborne nnd Alice Murphy (nee Tralnor).
aged 31 Belatlves nnd friends Invited to fu
neral. Thurs, P a m., parents' residence, 3311
Richmond st. Solemn requiem mass Nativity
Church 10 n m Int. Most Holy Redeemer Cem
PURDY June 1,1, MARY P., widow of Sand
ford H. Purdy, nged 71 Relatives and friends
invited to services. Tues,, 2 p. m . resldenco
of son, John H. IMrdy, 4101 le-ldy nve. Int.
private Auto funeral Friends may call Mon.
eve.
PYI.E At Wntsontown, N. J. Juno 10,
JOSEPH L. PYLE aged 07. Relntlves and
friends, employes Southwark District Metro,
politan Llfo Ins Co . Invited to funeral serv
ices, Tues ,2pm, resldenco of daughter, Mrs.
Charles Klndlck. W'atsontown, N J Int New
Camden Cem Autos will meet trolley nt
Clementon Remains mav bo viewed Mon eve
REED June 10 MAROARET E., daughter
of Louis P and Minnie Reed (nee Everline).
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral serv
ices, Tues , 2 p rn parents' residence, 0010
Oreenway ave Int. vv est Laurel Hill Com.
Remains mav bo viewed Mon., 8 to 10 p. m.
Auto funeral.
RENNIE June 17. ARTHUR S., husband of
lato AUco It Rennle Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral services, Wed , 1 p, m , resi
dence of son, Tranklln I. Rennle, 3400 Helen
st, Int Fernvvood Cera. Remains may be
viewed Tues eve.
RICHARDS -Juno 17. AMOS, husband of
Elizabeth M Richards, nged 74 Relatives and
friends. 73d Regt . Pa Veteran Volunteers. In
vited to funeral services Wed 3pm, parlors
of C. I Miller. 421 Washington st , Reading.
Pa. Int Charles Evans Cem . Reading, Pa.
Remains may be vlewtyl Mon.. 8 to 0 p. m .
201 S N 28th st . Philadelphia.
RICHARDS Suddenly. Jan. 10. SAMUEL.
husband of Amelia Richards (neo Seimour).
Relatives nnd friends I. O. O. P., No 57.1.
Mahanoy City; employes A. N. II, Llpplncott
to Invited to funeral services, Tues, 2 p. m ,
1034 W York Bt Int private. Remains may
bp viewed Mon , 8 to 10 p m Auto funeral
Mahanov City papers copy.
RIGHTER Juno 15. RACHAEL II., wife
of Malcolm C Rlghter (nee Wheeler), aged 80
Itelatlves and friends Invited to funeral services
lues, 2 pm. sharp, husband's residence, 225
Rlpka nve. Maniyunk. Int. private
. ROBINSON Suddenly, at Newark Del . Juno
10 KATE ROBINSON widow of William S.
Robinson Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral Tues.. 2pm 4520 Hedge St.. Frankford.
1111 .oriii cellar itin ejem
SMITH Juno 10, ELLEN B , widow of James
C. Smith. Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral services. Tues , 2 p m., resldenco of niece,
Esther De Haven (neo Lewis), 2011 N. Judson
st Int private.
SMITTr-. JnnA 17 T7nVAnrv W r CMTTir
son of late Samuel P, and E. Louisa Smith, aged
54, Services Tues , 11 a. m., Oliver II. Balr
Bldg, 1820 Chestnut st. Int. private
SNYDER June HI. ELLEN M., wire ofTheo
dors Snjder Rilatlves and friends, Tenn Treaty
Division, No 71, B. of L. E . nnd members
of G I A , Invited to funeral. Wed , D 30 a. m ,
resldenco of brother, Edward Thelan. 3487 N.
2d st Solemn mass of requiem St. Veronica's
Church 11 a. m. Int. New Cathedral Cem.
Auto funeral. c
, .SOWERS. June 17. SARAH V , wife of
James Sowers and daughter of William and
.oury j.pouii tieiauvea ami irienns, Udvvln A
Auxiliary. I It It. Dent Y M r A i.o,iii
Auxiliary of Stonemen of 24th Ward. Deputy
Asso of Sons and Daughters of Liberty, invited
to sirvlces, Thurs , 2 p. m.. 4225 Wallace st.
Int Arlington Cem Remains may be viewed
W.d 8 to 10 p. m.
8TIRK June 17, at 01adwnnc, Pa Mrs
MARGARET OILMOUR. wife nf John B. Stlrk
(nee Graham) Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral service. Tues, 2 p. m , State rd ,
Oladwynne l'a Int Methodist Episcopal Cem.,
Oladwynne, Pa.
STOWE. June 10, I. MITCHELL STOWE.
Relatives and friends, and Loyal Legion Order
Red Cross Invited to funeral. Tues.. 2,30 p m.,
Amos Land road and 10th ave., Norwood, Dela
ware County. Pa. Int. Chester Rural Cem.
SUTTON. June 16, SAMUEL O , husband of
Anna L Sutton (nee Langham). Relatlvea and
friends Invited to funeral services. Wed, 1 p.
m , 1280 S. Bucknell st. Int. Mt Mortah Cem.
Remains may be viewed Tues.. 8 to 10 p. m.
Auto service
SWAYZE. June 1C. MART FORD, widow of
u. 13. 11. nwiiH, .u is, ueiaiives ana irienas
Invited to services, Tues.. 2 p. m., 30U River-
view ave.. Drexel Hill, Del. Co, Int. private.
Mount Vernon Cem.
TOML1NSON. Sixth Month lllth. FRANCIS,
husband of Ellen C. Tomllnson, aged 7(1. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral. Third-day,
2 p. m,, late residence, Somerton. Phlla. Int.
William Penn Cem, Carriages will meet trains
at Somerton 8ta. leaving Beading Term, at
12-S1. and Trenton 12-47 p m.
TURNER. Juno III at Hotel Chalfonte, At
lantic City. N. J.. Mrs. AMELIA A. TiniNTMt
Funeral Tues., 0 a. m . residence of niece. Miss
de la Cove, 31 S. ,10th st. Solemn high mass of
requiem. St. John's Church. 13th st. ab. Chest
nut 10 SO a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.
UNRATH. Suddenly June 17. EVA BAItT
LETT, wife of Frederick Unrath. Trlends may
call Wed . 0 to 10 a. m.. 2830 N. 28th at. Serv
ices St. Matthew's P. E Church. 18th st. and
Olrard ave., 11 a. m. Int private Northwood
Cem
VITI. June 14, SARAH C daughter of An
thony C. P. and Bridget Vltl and granddaughter
of late James and Margaret Joyce, aged ID.
Funeral, to which the relatives, friends, also
B. V. M. Sodality and employes of Allen R,
Cressman'a Sons are Invited, Tues., 8 a. m,
parents' residence. 140 Hltner st. 8olemn mass
of rqu!em Church of Our Lady of ML Carmel
o.SO a m. Int Holy Cross Cem
VONDER8MITH Juno 17. DAVID HARRY
VONDERSMirH. aged 08. Itelatlves and
friends Invited to ervKe".', i.Wed. 11 a. m..
residence of sister. Mrs William Stewart, 3335
Brsndywlne at. Int, private
WALTKR. June 17. .1440 N. Broad st..
FLORENCE R.. wife of Frank W. Walter, el&
est daughter of Kate S and lato Capt, John I).
Sutllffe. Relatives and friends Invited to tu.
neral services. Tues 8 p. m .David II. Schuyler
Bldg.. Broad and Diamond sts. Int. private, at
convenience of family
WARD. Suddenly, at residence, 4028 Haver.
ford ave., June jtt William J., son of Anna
ir.d late Martin Ward. Due notice of funeral
"WATERS. June 1(1 JOHN NORMAN ? "Si.
band of Annie T. Waters (nee Watson) Rela.
tlves and friends Invited to funeral. Thurs
8:80 a m.. 2218 N. 18th st. Solemn 'high "e"
tsrlan Church. Invited to funeral. Wed., 3 p. m
quieiu '". v"v. j -" i Aiercy 10
a. m. Int. Holy Crosrcem. "
WEATHERUP June la. MINNIE. wf, of
James Vsatherun. Relatives and friends, mem.
r nf nlfale Unfon of Union Tah-,n,-u ,--'."'
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naroor inn CI circular. nd. Belohcr
AMIPRY l'ARK, N. J.
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MORGAN cV PARSONS'!
Bi:i)PORI SPIIINOS, PA.
Bedford Springs(Pa.)HoteI & Baths
A MOUNTAIN PARK OF 3000 ACRES
In the picturesque Allegheny Mountains.
Modern resort hotel, cool. Invigorating climate;
miles of walks, brldlo paths and good motor
roads. Every Indoor and outdoor diversion;
every convenience.
Also Magnesia Baths. Mineral Waters that
rival those of famous European resorts.
Lvery accommodation for motor tourists.
NOW OPEN
U. E. Bemls. Mgr. M. C. Sweeny. Asst. Mgr.
EDUCATIONAL
Before Going to a Spanish Country
TAKE A SHORT COVnSE n
Spanish Practical Conversation
AT
The Berlitz School of Languages
1511 ClIP.STNTJT STREET
(Over RIker & liegeman's pharmacy)
Clir.STNPT HILL ACADEMY
Chestnut Hill, Penna,
A country day and boarding sehool 11 miles
from Philadelphia High standards of scholar
ship, unsurpassed equipment, gvmuaslum. swim
ming pool, recreation building, athletic field,
hpeclnl low r.ito for llve-das hoarders who spend
r-ntiirila nnd Sundays nt home. For catalog
and full Information address
J. L. PATll.KhON, Headmaster.
Teachers Wanted. Positions waiting. Free reg.
lstratlon for College and Normal graduates.
Modem Teachers' Bureau. 10UJ Market ht.
Both Hexes
r:rvern School A homo school In the coun-
ucorge ocnooi try for boy8 and Blrll Sepa
rato dormitories. Graduates succeed in college.
227 acres Athletics Catalogue. Geo. A. Wal
ton, A, M.. l'rln.. Box 285. Ocorgo School, Ph.
HAVE FILLED over 1S.00O positions Free aid
to schools. D. II. COOK. Mgr., fiatloual
Teachers' Agency, Perry Bldg., Philadelphia.
HROWN PRPP Tl"ray .BIU.
ivivv 111 - uroaa ana uneri
rySta.
Bummer School June 20. Send for catalog,
V1NELAND, N. J.
MAPLEHURST SCHOOL yln-
A select home school for a limited number
of retarded nnd subnormal children Seventeen
years' experience. Booklet
AMEI.INK BERU'I.T ARNADE. PRINCIPAL
PWARTIIMORE, PA.
HWARTHMORE PHP.PARATOUY
hCIKKIL POK B()S
Each boy developed for his beat. Strong
separate Junior Dept. Catalog,
A, II, Tomllnson, Ilendmnstcr, Svvnrthmore. Pa,
AT.LP.NTOWN. PA .
ALLENTOWN PREPARATORY
School for nojs. Prepares for colleges and uni
versities Mamlflcent new building, fine country
location. Junior Dept Rates 1800 to $350 Box
401. Dr. Mm. II. Keese. l'rln., Allentown, Pa.
BLAIRSTOWN
Blair Academy for Boys
Unusually healthful location. 12 miles from
Delaware Water Oap. 100-acre campus and ad
joining farm Perfect equipment of 8 handsome
buildings, Out-ln-the-open and athletic games
Double gymnasium. Preparation for college and
technical schools Military drill. Visit Blair
and see Its advantages. Writs for catalog,
John C.5barpe,LL.I)..I!eat!maiter.Box A,lUalrilown,N.J.
I.ONOPORT. N. J.
Winchester Preparatory School
Boarding and Day (School for Boys
College preparatory and general courres
Catalog. Douglas Howe Adams. Headmaster
SWIMMING
CENTRAL NATATORIUM
Swim for health and pleasure In water
Y changed and purified dally. Cost. In add!.
31 tlon to membership, 12.00 a year, 15.00 for
O 8 months' use of pool 0 private lessons
A IS.OO single swim 23 cents
1421 ARCH ST.. PHILA.
MUSIC
liAGTIME In 20 lessons or Money Back BUit
mailed free CllllI.yrLNsCN Piano School.
1820 Chestnut St., 1412 Venango a Si
Task.r St Phons Spruce 087 ' -
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stolen, pertinent TJ l.inn 1 lipyea
o!en. rt.incTt.rNo'. &'? VTfflXi1. B
preferred stock o
inifi1. "f?,-'.l. Trust Com:
of the estate of Rachel McCuns? $du,A jm
persona are hereby notified that transfer on
same has been atonnniV aA I:!:,.--1.,?"1' P.
i " - . -r r- ... nvviiiiiun mia
rre.:.fi?rl 8aD" '" AJ UcOSWT,
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LOST AND FOUND
Conllnurd from Prccca'InB Column
liEED Lost or destroyed, deed for lot 81. ;!"
tlon 37, In Pernwood Cemetery, In name of 11.
T Otden Ad. Cedar Lane, swarlnmnre. Pa.
PAN Lost, somewhere "downtown, vicinity of
0th and Arch sts., 1 8-lnch electric fan. 2
raxor straps, 1 rator. 1 pair of scissors. Re
ward If returned to 1010 Clinton at.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
BELL TELEPHONE OPERATINO
The President of the United States
has pointed to the great Industrial army
of the nation nnd to thenecessity for
u generous, unselllsh observance of duty
on the part of those who may best
serve In that army.
The telephone aystem of the country
Is to play a conspicuous part In the
conduct of the war.
Bell Telephone operating presents It
self as n vocation for young women
wherein a no less patrlotlo than valu
able service to tho Uovernment may be
performed.
It yon are between the ages of 18 and
St. appiv nt 4uu jiiaraei nt., I'nuaael-
phla. any day. except Sunday.
between
8 30 a. n. ana o p. m.
New employes nro paid while learning
and arc assigned to offices near their
homes. Tho work Is Interesting, the en
vironment most ngreeable and efficiency
Is rewarded by ready advancement.
Comfortable recreation rooms and
dining rooms whero "meals are served
at cost In every Central Office. .
Apply rvow.
CHAMBERMAID nnd laundress, competent for
Chestnut Hill, wages J7, Call Monday or Tues-
dnymornJgJ227pruce:
ClllLDNURSE. white. Protestant; 2 children;
country, best reference required. Mrs. It.
Vaux. Three Tuns, ra
CLL'RIv. soung lady, for bookkeeping dept. In
largo ofrlcc. salary $10. stato experience and
how soon can report. P 714, Ledger Office
COOK Wonted, cnpablo colored woman. Atlan
tic City for summer, wages $8, no washing,
beet reference. Call or address 154 E Mt.
Airvive titn. Phono Chestnut Hill 0o2.
COOK, white, wanted, not over 40 years old. for
city and country, cool and delightful location,
private family, highest wages paid: first-class
references rcquireei. vppiy ( .i. inui.
COOK, white, Prot.. experienced, small fnm.
call Monday, 11 to 1; telephone Wnlnut 2.190,
Mrs Wm White, Room 1211, 12U1 Chestnut.
COOKINO and downstairs work: no washing,
family of ri. joung colored girl Phone Chest
nut Hill 837.
OTRL9 WANTED
TO LEARN TO MAKE LITTLE CIGARS.
DESIRMII.E. STEADY WORK
HOT LUNCHES S1KVED AT COST
PAID 7 PER WEEK WHILE LEARNING.
LIGGETT ft MYERS TOBACCO CO.,
THIRD AND ONTARIO.
GIRL wanted for gen. housework for city and
country, prl. family, highest wages paid, first
class ref. irq. Apply 227 N. 18th.
GIRLS, 18 tn 20 vears of age. for collar Ironing
department, short hours, good pay. Pilgrim
Laundry Company, 2831 N. Broad st.
GIRLS tn wrap nnd box flics, steady work, good
pay. Apply 107S Prankfordvej
ItntnilV l-nerteneed etrls wanted on tonDlng
nnd knitting nnd string frnmes; learners
wanted, paid well whllo learning, can mako
brst wages In city when learned Wallace-
Wilson Hosiery Co., 43.15 Orchard St.. Fkd.
LAUNDRESS wanted, young vvoma,n, by family
living In suburbs, ref. req. G 140, Led. Cent.
LAUNDRY Experienced feeder and folder;
short hours nnd good pay. Pilgrim Laundry
Co. 2s31 N llrotd st.
OFFICE assistant for electrical manufacturvr to
learn operating telephone exchnnge; good
chance for advancement. P 804 Ledger Off.
l'AYROLL CLERK WANTED. CALL LOCUST
414
PENS Experienced raisers and markers on pens!
steady work: good prlco schedule. Turner &
Harrison. 1211 Spring Garden st.
STENOGRAPHER
experience, Applv Hurenu of Employment.
4' floor before 11 a. m
S1RAWBRIDQE ti CLOTHIER .
STENOGRAPHER, Intelligent nnd capable, offlco
manufacturing house state experience, refer
ences, ago and salary expected. M 440, Led
ger Central
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, also to assist
with clerical work. Apply In own handwrit
ing by letter only. I. Brod & Co.. b09
Chestnut.
STENOGRAPHERS, Intelligent and accurate, for
manufacturing concern In Germantown. state
experience and salary. P 731. Ledger Office.
STENOGRAPHIC, experienced, for largo office:
stato silary and how soon can report. P
034, Ledger Office
WEAVERS wanted, female, on
work: good wages. Imoerlal
plain
white
Woolen
(Jo..
Main and Rector sts., Manayunk,
WEAVERS, on Turkish towels, both plain and
iarquird. Ward, Meehan Co., Howard and
,ehlgh.
WINDERS ON SOFT SILK. EXPERIENCED
AND LEARNERS; BEST WAOES APPLY
SAUQUOIT SILK MFO. CO.. 18TH AND
HUNTINO PARK AVE.
WOMAN, middle age. to bassist In a private
home at Atlantic Cltv, good homo nnd mod-
orate venge. Apply 3008 Frankford ave
WOMEN, bright, young, to learn Inspection of
small nrms ammunition, to bo assigned later
to inspection at the works of private manu
facturers, vjnges J2.50 per day, on 8-hour
baBls, vvltn time nnd half time for overtime,
those qualifying and whose services are found
satisfactory will be preferred for permanent
employment at the Frankford Arsenal after
tho war. Trankford Arsenal, Brldtsburg. Pa.
VOUNO LADIES. 20 "to 23 years of ago. to
learn In all departments: short hours and
pood pay. Pilgrim Laundry Co., 2831 N.
Broad st
YOUNQ LADY wanted In large office; 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 B02,
Ledger Office
General
LEARN to fit corsets and securo good position:
prlvato lessons, dav or evening. Johnson
Corset Company. 1535 Chestnut at.
HELP WANTED MALE
ACCOUNTANT Wanted, experienced char
tered or certified public accountant for Im
portant work, good terms to suitable appll
cant; give age, experience and whether mar
"lfd.orslngle. M 707 Ledger Office.
BOOKKEEPER, accurato at figures, able to
operate tjpewrlter. for lumber yard office of
Oeorge Nass & hon. Address, in own hand
writing, to S. E. cor. Broad and Vino sts
Excel, op. to advance for ener. young man.
BOOKKEEPEBS wanted, first class only. Apply
Remington Arms. Eddystone. Pa.
BOY WANTED, GOOD, STRONO BOY:
MUST BE OVER 10 Ai'PLY AFTER (J
P. M.. Fimi FLOOR. LEDQElt
BUILDING.
BOYS wanted, between the ages of 14 and in. to
fi-l "5d"...f"r...?.l.2L APPly. Ketterllnus
J-"-' r li2ii liHir umm o , io ArCH It.
UU,Thy:" ,AN.D COOK Man arid wife wanted?
white, Protestant; 4 In. family, no washing:
country, reference required.
-hi
n. Vaux,
I lire- , una, l'a.
CARPENTER Permanent position for competent
"IF,., Appiy " SfnCTe, .Superintendent of
building and grounds. BrynMawr ColIerje.Uryn
Mawr, Pa Sunday, 0 to 11. JO a, m ""
CLERK wanted for apartment hotel, must be
able to manage offlco and assist In general
management of and have reasonable knowl-
edge of bookkeeping, bond req. A 11, Led. Off.
COMPTOMETER operator, exper.. state salary
how soon ran report. P BIO Leaner Office
COOK Man or woman to cook for heln on farm:
Central Y' V 61' "dr
COST CLERK, experienced In toy manufacture
log or wood working: single man with ambl.
tlon: good wages; state age, experience and
reference to be considered: AdTres, M 70s
Ledger Office.
ENGINEER WANTED
FOR
office building plantl experienced: 8-hour day:
steady employment. Apply Room 431.
LAND TITLE JIUILDINQ '
FIREMAN, accustomed to Murphy stoker; steady
Job; good pay: reference required. Apply WII
faff, "'scnuylkllf." n ""ory Ian;.
FIREMEN
FOUR
OrriCB BUILDING BOILPna
EiaHT.HOURADAY.YSTEADYK0ENT.
LAND TITLE BUILDING
HAMMERMAN "
Wanted experienced hammerman for ahaos
work on 8-ton hammer. Apply Tacony SI..1
Co.. Mllnor andjllel.h stsTTacony PhiTa
"AJnnlilIWJ.nIVE?' 've7rn"a"r7TT;d"tongmair-or:
4500-lb. steam hammer. Apply Time Office
Henry Dlsston & Sons, Inc " Tacony. Phiut:
lratjri Di,mmn
VICTOR TALKING MACHINE CO.
-b vnttiiiKies lor
Hand Sanders.
Machine carvers;
, , , 'Veneer Jointers.
Flri".?ilTl,"i,..'l?Sodwol''!,n machinists,
Double-head moulder operators
Shellackers,
Facer machine operators.
Hardware fitters,
Rubbers,
Window cleaners.
Stevedores and laborers,
Apprentice boys, over 18.
., ,48-hour-week schedule.
.leMamlnatl App,y
Application Office. tSc?!V: N-J
)IOSIEHY.bordr worker. falrlycoinDatent "foi
a ooanMetlal poiKlonr good lnducwrienta iai
ma of efcaractw wSJ Sip furnlitaTeet ree
T
HELPWANTED-MALH
Continued rom Preceding ColuniiT
HOSIERY Youth, knitter on Pnxton lTrrt'Jl
or Banner machines to learn flxlne tPelll
Phelps Hosiery Co.. 8d andOmirfe: Drn-I
HOTEL CLERK Must be ahlo to han.il.-: 3
board.HotelMartyn, 40th and wi'iJJ'wS
juij i-iii-i;iiieiri ppiy iiougnton lrarrr-7l
cher and Somerset sts.. third fl".""- fiaEI
LABonnna
Laborers, white and colored, warn. .
Penrra 11. R.i steady work: advVtKS.'0''
for men with ability; can board wits,?'
company at very reasonable coat If dialttd?
Apply 43 N. 17P. U
LAISOI1KU3 wanted to clean streeti WkT: 1
colored. Apply estate of David Mei7JI,nl
bles. Haines and Magnolia ave., brnnt.,,,f
or office. Post Odlce Bldg., aermantnnt0w,Vii
Chelten aves. "ermantovra MJ1
LABORERS
wanied for
Hatboro, Pa
work,
J. J.
if.'l'nVrr,
epeeaway,
I.AlinltTtth In wnndwnrUlnv ,.-r SJH.
Oeo W Smith Co ,3907 PoweitSn are w"
LATHE hands wanted on electrlo tfivaTirr
rrnno vvork.Apply Crane Dept., Mlles-n.m '"
Pond Co. fflln nnd. Meadow. unt-
MARINE DRAFTSMAN FIRST CLASS Wiv
ku, Ae;tjusTuvir;ij to hull AND PvntUIl
WORK. BY MOUSE DRY DOCK AV?.S&
PAIR CO APPLY SUPERINTEvnifVii'
FOOT B5TH TO 67TH STS..BROOKl7Y!PlNI-T.
... -i.I.O-
M5.9.ss "asrwjimjwTsira
'""' Tim. r.yyir it, ,.. nn st.
MEN wanted to deliver advertising matter: rmS
be sober and industr ous, apply MundaV 7
m HoweAddresslng Co. Vlo IS "th. ' .
MEN -IVanted. bolfermakers, 1ociyrotivaSr'
ehlnlsts, car repair men, labo-ers iocom.fi'
cleaners. Penna H R., jj 11 Filbert a '"
MEN Employed all or part time carwriadiTeSa
iiionej' on biup. K. lau. i-eagtr unice.
PIPE FITTER wanted for general factory work"!
i.nply N W corner Uth andjijvj2't I
PULLEHS-pUT and moulders foTTrudble t'.Tli
melt ng furnace. Appy Time ORlcs. n..,!!I
uisston at gons, inc.. Tacony. Phlla. '"
SALESMEN
We know our new offer to salesmen Iim.
greater possibilities for him thin do i,!
other selling proposition offered today SJ
new Liberty Loan Bond feature Is a i-niVe
If you are not making money come In aiS
hear our proposition. We furnish letda Kl
allow dravvlrg account.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA COBP
189 S. 15th at., corner Walnut.
SALESMEN
Owing to enlistments we hare a number et
rsrnneles In one sales foree. th.f n.H.. w?
niled quickly by educated Americans ataxias
permanent positions advancement Is sura
within 30 dais to most of those who join nt
now! high-class, dlgnlned. with selling pom
bllltles vastly superior to anything yeu eaa
sell this summer: references required; drawls!
savvvkii. ono mat is experienced on nffii
" -"--- . --y- -.-. -. ...itwte,
iiuii.u iu.-u lor iace jaciory work cf a
confidential nature; must be competent at
nblo to give A 1 references, good opportunity
for advancement and travel Apply by lettS
In jour own handwriting to A 10, Ltdiar
"..'J,
WANTED FITIRT-CLAS3 ENGINE AND
TURRET I.ATHB HANDS FOR 0U
NIGHT? SHIFT ON IRON AND
STEEL VALVE WORK. FOX
LATHE OPERATORS FOR
OUR BRASS VALVES
DEPARTMENT ON
THE DAY SHIFT
For first-class men we have steady wort
and good pay with exceptionally pleas
ant shop conditions. Apply either by
letter or In person to superintendent at
the works Penna Railroad station ll
Nelmoor. or Chestnut Hill trolley ea
Germantown ave. to Willow Grove art,:
take Jitney to work.
NELSON VALVE CO.
CHESTNUT HILL, PHILA.. PA.
WARP PRESSER wanted Apply Imperial i
weioien e-o., main anu iveceor sts . aianaygnx.
WARPER, experienced on laco work, the poll-
tlon Is a confidential one, with a good atart i
and advancement for a man who can furnish '
Kent e.ferBnee.. nnrtnrtnnltv In lr, ir.l Inwu
In your own handwriting to A 0, Ledxtr
evince.
WEAVERS wanted, male, on nlaln whits warl
good wages. Imperial Woolen Co , Mala &ai
it
Rector ats,, Aianayung.
WEAVERS, on Turkish towels, both plain ant
Jacquard. Ward, Meehan Co., Howard an4
Meadow sts.
YOUNO MAN for bookkeeper, accurate at (If
ures, nble to operate typewriter, for lumber
yard office of Goorge Nass & Son, Address la
own handwriting to S. E cor. Broad and Vina
sts. Excellent opportunltyfojr advancement.
YOUNO MAN. help around summer camp near :
Phlla., drive team and care for same, war-t
and board references require-!, opportunlfr
for student, call Wednesday, 10 to 12 a. m. .
010Kater at; .
YOUNG MAN, about 11). wanted for machine-1
shop office, U0 to start. "W 78," P. O. Box i
aiuu.
YOUNO MAN for office work, able to operate
tvpewrlter, wood working experience preferred.
M 358, Ledger Central. ,
YOUNO MAN wanted to learn good trade: steiey
work and paid while learning leu . jiao-
YOUNO MAN for shipping office: mult turn
exper ; good opportunity P 733, Ledger Office.
YOUNO MAN. exper In selling and" delivering 111
wholesale candy bus., state sal. A 7. Led. Off.
HANDY MAN wanted for general work arovnj
factory. Apply 1041 N Hancock,
Genernl
ACCOUNTANT AND GENERAL STOREKEEP
ER, public Utilities. I1800-J2000; BOOKKEEP
ER AND OFFICE MANAGER. 25, BOOK
KEEPER, sales ledger, 120. COST CLEWC.
$20. PURCHASING AGENT'S assistant, 1100
month; BILLING CLEBK3, 2, jlH: PBIC8
CLERK, experienced $11 CLERKS gen
eral. US up; STENOGRAPHERS, 2 $75 and
$100 month; DRAUGHTSMEN. . "everal jrood
positions $20, $20, $30 up: MECHANICAI,
ENGINEER for plant. $10"-$2000, DEJI0N
ER automatic machinery, $2500. SUPERIN
TENDENT AND ENGINEER, vvoodworklnj
concern $1500-$1ROO. SUPERINTENDENT!
experienced manufacturing gas mantles. W
SALESMAN, ypung college man under m
cither positions open BUSINESS SEBVICB
COMPANY 1301 Land Title Building,
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMAIS
CHAMBERMAID or waitress, Protestant: At
lantlc City, $H a week Q 61. Ledger Centra:..
CHAMBERMAID and seamstress or will J
for ehIM over .1 vears old 830 IlUttOn, W. r,
ClllLDNURSE French girl wishes position;
good reference. 3060 N. Water St.
ClllLDNURSE. trained, exp., wants place; goo I
ref. Phone Chestnut Hill, 1040 w. .5
.-.ft...-. . ...n.. a.anrflnlVllD. iM
LUJll'AIIIUtt XUUng WOI11H11, ",- "-" ef B
graduate masseuse, wishes position, cars
i j a t a - r ei-ii in uii
Hnv. iiiirinr rpiHrpucea. - -.- -
COOK and chambermaid, Protestant, wishes po-
BI11UI1 1UI BUIIIIIICI, Ujr wu.. -.v --rri" ,n, W
position 4014 Spruce. Phone Prestatr 3'( "
.... -2L l.wnll
couivvvisnes position wnere Kiicnen '"''--,v,- a
good reference! seashore preferred, JJ l'i
Ledger Branch Office. 21st apd Pins sts. ,al
COOK first class, Protestant, wishes poaltlos:
unaerstanos xancy ana piau n."- - z
baking. 2338 Catharine st. -
COOK White Protestant woman wants cooWMI
capapio. luoo aoingiacfc at
EMBROIDERER and saleslady, experience
can teach knitting, crocheting, etc P "
Ledger Office.
GOVERNESS Well-recommended North Oar,
man nursery governess wishes position wi'
-.., -nn. .-u.-.m..- HI,... Y.ei1ie Z1V. .
cniioren. iyi wiicomm. iiw- -- jbj
LADY'S MAID or nurse; good seamstreisi rrt"1
erences. Apply at 2315 Spruce. -
STENOGRAPHER Beginner, with some oinca
experience. 1527 Columbia ave. ,
TUTOR Young ladjT senior In university et
South, would accept position tutoring ta pri
vate family students for entrance io.c?.s-v 5,
back on work year's experience teaching nira j
school; speclallxe on mathematics. EntlU'V
Latin. Oerman and muslci onW 'JJ'J
means and refinement considered! rierenti
Aaaress i- niu, tiimcr "'"" 1
WOMAN, white, will do fine laundry v. or
nome. iww i-entrioge se.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
- . ... . ... (up as-
ACCOUNTANT Win accept eng""''"",-" H
dltlnr. balancing, preparing statements, wm
tematlilng. o bo. Ledger central. -m
CHEMICAL PLANT STAFF
THE ENTIRE FACTOR Y OltAANIZATICft Jft
THAT DIIRINO THE LAST 2 YEARS iyi
?AN.P."-S-. THE. CONSTRUCTION ..A"t
A BlArr Ut . ifIKK.
tin A HMD BY A CIUKiT
plANTMPLSYfNGloop
KNOAOINO IN THE MANyFACTynBjJjf,?!
acidsTand expw)8Ives. is, QgwAHiSfl jl
OF DISCONTINUANCE bFQPEI'rHyi!W
ilreni:. ABOUT TO BECOME FREE TO rviwwm
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