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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR
ORAIN Whllesals business In wheal, corn
nil sat Vii suspended aa the Commercial Ex.
hanse was closed and quotations are necessarily
emitted
FLOUR Trade on quiet and prlcea were
unchanged. Quotation! follow! Winter, straight,
Iiojftdll 26. Kansas, clear, Itn.ftoojli do.
Ptriliht. Ill tell BO. do. patent, lil.lf.tr 1 1 . 7 t
g?rlng, Crat Near, llniinOIK patrnt. .1I.26W
.1 tat do. favorlt brandi. II2CM2 40, city inllla.
08.ICL,E'1 'sney patent tl.'tf 12 40.
. RYE f LOCK mid alowly at former rate W,
Oote. (10 60011 26 per bhl ai to quality
PROVISIONS
Then wai a fair Jobbing lroand and the
Ciarket ruled steady (luntstlons followi City
eef. In sets, smoked and alr-drled. SV; west
?rn beef. In sets, smoked, 85c, city beef,
tnueklea and tenders, imokcd and alr-drled, 8Hci
sreetern beef, knurklea and tendera. amoked. aci
Vepf hams. I30O32: pork, family. IM.IWKHII
hams. S. I', cured, loot. 244 026c. do, skinned,
loose, 2S02R4C! do. do. smoked. 2IH2SVse!
other hama. smoked, city cured, ai to brand and
average. 264 Oleic; hams, amoked, western
cjred. 2S4 sue, do, boiled, bone'.csa, 3rtci rlo
nln shoulders S P, cured, loose, 20Wri do,
cmoked, 214 e, bellies In pickle, according to
versa, loose, 2c, breakfiat baecn, n to brand
r id nvsrwge, city cured. 3flc ; breakfast t)aton,
eaiern cured, .Vie; lard western; retir.en. ir
. do. do, do. tuba. 23ci lard, pure clt, kcttls
t idered, In lea,. 23c da, dg do in luce. 2.K
REFINED SUGARS
"trie markit ruled firm on n basla of 7 60c
fir extra fine granulated.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
TtUTTER Offerings were moderate and the
tr.arket ruled firm, with a fair demand for de.
tlrable stock. The quotations follow West
ern aolld-packed creamery, fancy specials, 41c;
extra, 340o, extra firsts. SKr, firsts. 374r:
seconds, 3A4c. nearby prints, fancy. 42c; aver
ngs extra. 40O4lc, flrsls, 38"S9c: seconds.
t 04 37c, special feicy brands of prints Job
tin at 4.14Rc.
KOOS Tnere was a fair demand for fln
ea and the market ruled firm umrer Ham
fierlnas. Quotations Tr. e cases, n'arby
its lln.Ko per stands il rase, current re
t ipta 1 1II.3H. western extra tlrsts. jio.sii tar
c-se I'rsis, tin.3n fsnty ai lerte.l ckes Jobblnc
42043P per doztn.
t'llr-r.cr. i una br.n under llsht offerltiKS snd
fair demand. Quotations New Vork full
cream, fancy, new. 24Vic Srcials. hlsher. do,
Co. fair to good, new. saffSSc
POULTRY
I.IVB The market wai quiet but stesdy
tt-der moderate cfferlnci Quotations Fowls.
is to quallt. 2220 roostrrs ITlc aprlna
hlckens. noi l.esnorns piump in kmnd,
-elihlni ViV: lbs nplece, S.iasrSc, sprlna
chickens, not Icahnrna smallrr a.is. SOB 30r ,
'. hits IrfBhorns. 23W2nf Djriis Pil.in IS
te do. Indian Runnir. !Ttls' 1'lT "i.s olj,
3er nsl- 23JSc. do. nmv P"1' l"l ,ttfl72-'
OnKSSRO The mirket was In itnod sSnpe
rnd nrm with supplies well under control. Ttw
untatlons Kowis 12 to box milk-fed d y-
Icked. feno ae'cled. iiHi- welghinB 4 lbs.
fcnd over apUte, 2!e. w,ijn na V lbs apiece,
Ctci weltl.lna 3 lbs. aplc-. 2223c. fowls. Iced,
- t hbii. fane). urj-picKea. weirnma ins aim
er apiece, 23Vsc, smuller slaes, 21921c, old
roosters, dry-picped. I(i's. broilers Jersey,
lancy, sr,940c. Vlralnla 32f3V, other nesrb,
; &?, wisterr. 2,'iO.IHc turkes, fresh-killed,
I'ed. per lb Weitern Vrt here, 2302.'c, torn.
non, 20022c, ducks rprlii(r, 22)33c. squabs,
per dozen While, wclRblna 11012 lbs per
Cozen l3M(r4An, do weighing l)10 lbs per
tlozer, S8 2.iff3.7ri do. writhing lbs per doztn,
2 .'002.73, do, weighing 7 lbs per doien, 12
fiv do, welahlnr nOns lb per dozen. U.no
l.i5. dirk, ll.VifJl.s3 small and No 2,
HOC Oil II
FRESH FRUITS
Fancy brrUi. ure npiirrp anil firm Olhff
frulti were generally tteady Quotation Ap
vl per bbl Ben Da In I4U4AO. IJaMwln
4Q5 Apples, Northwcatern, per box, $l.r09
2 30, Lemons, per bo. I3W7 (Irnpefrult, Flor
ida, per crate iZMU Plneapplea, Porto nico.
rr crate. 1304, StrawNrrlea, per r.t. Jersey,
1Q 20c. Pennsylvania. I'.'0'...V Rlarkberrlea,
iTorth Carolina, per qt 10 Iftc, do. Delaware
nd Maryland, 2&c Hurkleberrlea, North
Carolina. pr nt. I4clfr Cherrlea, per 8-Ib
basket Sour. 40?fiOo. sweet. 0O4J7.V Pluma,
Oeorsla, per carrier $203. do, North Carolina,
per carrier. 22.ft0 Cantaloupes Georgia, per
crate. $292 73 do. California, per crate. $2 50
(73.75 Peachea Oeorsla per carrier S2 23 3
Watermelons, Florida, per car. S2r.0&400
VEGETABLES
The general market mi quiet and barely
Iteady. Quotations! While potatoes. North Caro
lina, per hbl. No I, 18 MlM 23. No. 2. II 23n
l.no. White potatoes Norfolk, per bbl No 1.
44.r.O. No. 2. tl 3ll 73 White potatoes.
Castern Shore, per bbl. No. 1, $4873. No, 2.
l.302 Onions Texas, per crat, No 1.1133
ISO; No, 2. (tnrOt 1.2.1. Cabbage. Ksstern
Shore, per bbl. -crate. JIM 1.30, do. Norfolk, per
bbl. -crate. rne130. Celery. Florida, per 10.
Inch crate, II 2 Kagplant. Florida, per box,
1202.73. Peppers. Florida, per box. 12 R0ff3
equash, Florida, per box HfJl.iO Cucumbers.
North Carolina, per baeket. 73c 11.23, do, Nor
folk, per basket, 73cStl 23, do. Norfolk, per
bbl . 13 8.90 Peels Norfolk, per 100 bunches,
ll3. Tomatoea. Florida, per crate fancy.
IS 30O4. choice, f2 2303 30 Tomatoes. Missis
Ipl. per flat crate. Iltf! 30 Mushrooms, per
J-lb. basket, II 1 30.
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
C1UCAOO, July 3 IKK1H Ilecelpta 13.000
head: market strong. 13c higher Mixed ,tnd
tutchers. 14.R13.S.1, good heavy. 114 450
ift.eo. rough heavy. 114 4.1(114 03, light. 114.20
ei3 43:plga, 1114 10 bulk 14 8013.73
CATTLE Receipts 3000 head, market
Jteady. Beevea,S.3013 KO mm and heifers,
3.40 OH. 75. storkera and feeders. 10 4000 30.
Mlvas, 110.30 13.
SHEEP Receipts. 3000 head, market alow
Native and western. ITT.ItMl. lambs, llo
1.30.
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
NEW TORK, July 3 tll'TTER Receipts,
i 2.730 tuba. Market firmer High score. 38'4 4v
00! extras. 3c. Orate .104. JjS7" c, seconds,
3T8c! Slate dairy. 37'-. Sr.lSVfc.
EOOS Receipts, 2.1.8S7 cases Market steady
Quotatlone unchanged.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
ERIE
1017
. . . 17,201 2112
. . 1.77II.OOI
.111 208..171
3 230,101
Increase
1731,181
82,31.1
003,41
3.08.3,8711
Mav gross ,
Net . . .
rive months'
Net . . .
NEW TORK. SUSQUEHANNA A Nil WESTERN
Msy gross $30.2,730 144.319
Net 101,4117 20,1.1.1
rive months' gross . I H17.731 22I.702
Net .. 281. .Ill '214.12.1
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN
Siay gross
.Jet . . .
111.473,477
!!,.'M.ill:i
1. 421. 871
1 1 .31II.30N
8.71.1.001
1.317.1141
II 400.'
770
788
1113
030
2
374
Surplus
ill,,
408,
3.434,
M.:U.',
1.211
r'lve months'
Net
Curplua
gross
MISSOURI
KANSAS ANI TEXAS
May groas I3.3lll.401
Net (IDS. tun
Deficit after charges t'.'NJ.lnl
Hie months' gross 10,173.721
Net 2.117.7111
.Deficit nfter chargea... .1.KI.103
101. 1
0.18
20.
130
4111
817
3 OSU.
I llils,
I .S ,11.
177
ilia
no
CHICAGO. ST PA HI,. MINNEAPOLIS
UMA!!
Hay gross l,78'i.(i3li I:
Net tlh.11.1
I2III.
11,
S3.
17ii
303,
328.
370
443
7811
3U.1
not
(100
:rn
urpiua isa.iwr
yive montha' gross . . 8.22....1l
Net 1.S.1H.717
Suiplua 718.41.1
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA A.N'tl WESTK
JJay cross t.1,0.12.112.: ISMi,
474
Mei I..IIII,.S ti
Five months' gross . . 22.4h4,7llil 1.DI10
,8111
371
010
Met ll.llus.3Ml 'SHI,!
CHICAGO AND ALTON
Mar gross . .
Net
$1,727,0111
, ui.un
".niij.313
1.0311080
1317,
130,
1,208,
331.
,772
302
I74
eo
rlvs months
Net
Decrrae
Surplus.
PERE MARQUETTE
ily gross i2.8il108
Net 74J.I.HI
Surplus U'.ti.MH
Two months' gross 1,'jJ.ii.l
Net 1,31 8,337
Surplus 700 ll 13
1200,
2UI,
443,
1. 1 20,
.113.
202.
220
.1.11
II 03
0311
877
33fl
Financial Briefs
The Philadelphia, New York, Chicago,
Minneapolis, Baltimore, Kansas City and
Duluth train exchanges are not In session
today. ' '
Thomas a. Stockhauaen has withdrawn
mm tha Arm of XL M. Stlnson & CO.
Directors of the C'lnc nnatl (las and Klec
trio ,Company have authorlted the sale of
An additional $2,500,000 of the first and re
funding mortgage forty-year S per cent
bonds. These bonds are part of an au
thorised Issue of $15,000,000, of which $7,
00.000 are to be used for the construction
of the new electric power generating sta
tion now building on the Ohio River front.
The proceeds from the present sale will go
toward payments on the new plant.
The fitw Tork Stock Exchange has
stricken from the list Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad Company nrat mort
gage per cent bonds due July 1, J 9 17, and
Pittsburgh and Western Railway Company
first mortgage 4 per cent bonds due July
I, 1917, and the International Paper Com
pany's Bankers Trust Company certificates
of deposit for preferred stock.
The United Iron at.d Steel Company
started operating the Cherry Valley Iron
Furnace at Beetonla, Ohio, giving employ
sent to 100 men,
,, jysseiihw-s of Ohio Cities Gas Company I
tavVsy to inttHM tha Mopk(fo transfer
Wfirm-tm MflM rfi, Jwly vt, )
. ..i.rB
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION
Tha following aecUrltlea Vera gold at auc
tlon today by Carries & Loflnnd:
STOCKS
10 ahra. Robert Morris Trust Co.l par
lino ... , 03
2000 shrs. Stray Dor Manhattan Mining ..
Co. ....,..,..., Lot II
2000 shrs. Manhattan Wonder Mining Com-
nanv .... ............... .'. !,ot II
300 ahra, Furnace Creek Copper (o.,.I.ot
A shra. First National Hank, Philadel
phia, pa. i par tlOo
Sfl shrs. hlgh Valley Railroad Co i par
130 ,
00 shrs. North Pennsylvania Railroad
Co.t par 130
100 shrs. East Pennsylvania Railroad
Co. i par 130
.12 ahra rennsyltanla Railroad Co., par
1.10
221
I4
Ol'i
fiO'k
.12
10 shrs Hank of North America, par
ll"l
10 shrs Ilroad Street Rank, par 1.10 ..
2 shrs. Farmere and Mechanics' Na
tlonal nanki par lloo , . ..
10 ahra. Falrmount Salngs Trust Co.
2 in
no
1.10
100
172
TMtr linn
3 shra. West End Trust Co.i par llofl.
12 ahra John 11. stetson Co comment
par linn
00 shra. American Stores Co. first pre
834
rerrea
10 shrs. North Coast Power Co, pre
ferred; pir lloo
100,100170X711 atielr tinrchu, certificate
87
Wsshlngton-Oregon Corp Lot 13
I shrs Ileal Estsle Trust Co loo
I shr Pennsylvania Co 712
,1'a shra. Ilimllton True Co . lm
noNnn
$.100 Estates of l,-"n P'-it'i N. V l
tincatc of deposit; . Lot $01
ttinoo Rethlehem Steel Co . icr c-nt
'purchsse mone i-nupo.it ah
gust nuarterir l)u luiia .
. 120
2000 City of Pittsburgh. Po . 4't per
cent. Series II. Interest March
and September. Registered Due
1887
1000 Wlldwood Electric and Traction Co..
.1 per cent. Coupons April and
October Due 10.18
tot
8.1
CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS
CHICAGO. Julv 3 rU'TTER Receipts 24 -lion
tubs stfadv Extras 3rtic. firsts
.injran'ie
KtlfiS RerelDls 2.1.II0O cases Stend
Firsts. .lirj.HH' nrdlnarj firsts 28V, W.'ii', ,
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
The United Coal Corporation, regular quar
terly of P P"r cent on the preferred stork
payable July 2.1 to stock of record July 13
United AIIo Steel Corporation, regular quar
terly of II a share, pasable Jul 20 to stock
of record July 0.
Indlsna Pipe Line Company, regular quart
terly of 12 a shire paable August 1.1 to stock
of record Julv 21
Morris Cannl end flanking Cnnvian). regular
s-mlsnnual of 1 rtr cpt en preferred sto,l,
and 2 per cent on t ttiI ditei s'nek. bo'h pun
hie August 7 ns rcg'MT-d July 14. Hooks
close July 14. rerpel Auguvt 7
Pyrene Manufacturing Compan. rrgnler quar
terly of 2i per eent on the common stock, paja
ble August I to holders o' record July Til
The National Security Rank rr.ru ar -cm
annual dividend of in ppr cent, payable on
demand
Puget Sound Traction Light and Power Com
pany, regular quarterly of 7.1 fents a share on
the preferred atock, psnble Jul. 10 to stock of
record July 0
Columbia Avenue Trust Company. reTular
semiannual of 4 per rent, nayable on demand.
Kelly.Sprlngfleld Tire Company, regular quae
terly of II per share on Ha stock, paynble
August 1 to stockholders of record July IB
Sequosss Oil Refinlnn Company, quarterlv
of 4S per cent pajahle July 21 to holdc-s of
record July 3.
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
TONOPAH STOCKS
.. .. Rid Asked
MacNamara . . .- 28 so
Midway 08 10
Mltpah Ext in 12
Montana 20 .22
West End 08 71
OOLDFIELD STOCKS
Atlanta . 10 12
Itlue Hull nl .02
Dlamondlleld n II 02 .04
Daisy 02 04
Oro 2 .03
Sandstorm -'endall 02 04
Sliver Pick in ll
MISCELLANEOUS
Arliona United 21 28
Nevada Hill 23 24
Nevada Wonder , 1, 1)1
Tecopa Mining 20 .28
N. Y. Central Stock Issue Upheld
COLUMBUS. O . July 3. The Ohio
Supreme Court turned down the application
of James Polllti and Clarence II Vcnner.
minority stockholders of the New York
Central, who asked that an order of the
Public Utllltlen Commission authorizing
that railroad to Issue $5,014,300 common
Block be set aside na unlaw ful
Year's Coinage Report
WASHINGTON. July 3 During the
fiscal year ended June 30. Ill", the I'nlted
States Government coined 406.500,972 pieces,
to the value of $25,4 II. 148. of thin amount
270,040 piece; were gold, with a value of
$1,230,040; silver. 116,309,800 pieces, with
a value of IIS, 263,600 and minor. 289,
831,132 pieces, to the lalue of $5,951,50$
Usual Extra Dividend for 8th National
The Klghth National Bank han declared
a regular semiannual divided of 8 per cent
and the usual extra of 2 per cent, payable
on demand.
Stocks Active in New York During June
NEW YORK. Jul S Trading In Mocks
on the New York Stock Exchange during
June totaled 19.76O.8D0 shares. Compared
with a year iigo this Is an Increase nf
6,682,428 nhares ; with 1915 an Increase of
15.776,070 shares.
During the month there uere six 1.000.000
ahare days, compared with none In June last
year, 1915 and 1914. The heaviest day's
trading was on the 7th, when the turnover
was 1,312,800 shares.
Sales since January I totaled 105,097,000
nhares. against 86,186,619 shares
SINCEREST FLATTERY
RULES PHOTOPLAYERS
House Peters, Olive Thomas and
June Caprice Complfrhent
Fellow Actors
SHOW PERSHING FILMS
By the Photoplay Editor
STAM.F.V "The Heir of the Ages," Psllas.
Paramount, with Houae Petera and Nina
Byron. Story by William Addln Lei1""'
Directed h Edward J. LeSalnt. Photographed
by Allen Pavey.
David W. Griffith, who starts everythlns
In the movies and then drops It Just as his
competlto.s'are waklne up to the fact of
Its discovery, made a then-remarkable one
reel affair. "Man's Genesis," In 1911 or
1912 It po.'trayed the conflict of primeval
men, and was so popular that he later di
rected a two-part sequel, "Unite Force,"
In which people of the stone ace were re
incarnated In tie twentieth century. A
perfect ocean of imitations followed, and
the craxe leaped, until I'allas, evidently
wanting; picturesque material, released "The
Heir of the Aees" Thee 'io thrilled at
Bobble Harron, Wilfred Lucas and Mae
Marsh In the llrimth film will probably
thrill at House Peters. Eugene Tallette and
Nina Dyron In this one It's very much
the same sort of yarn, with, of course,
more footage and variety of Uchtlng" than
were prevalent In 1912. The author dis
dains suspense. His characters In the prim
itive prologue have experiences that are re
peated almost without change In the play
proper. Mr,, Peters Is an actor of manly
dignity .and Unaffected reserve power. Hut
he is not very vivid here. Miss Dyron, an
attractive g(rl. whom one doesn't seem to
have seen before, shows fine promise. The
leaders are well written, without superflu
ous flowers of speech. '
AI5SAP!Ar-";ttf.'l"lp Madge," JCay.Bf e-Trlsntle.
with Olive Thomas and Charles Dunn. Story
& ! ft"1 Hn""- Greeted by nsymond
West Photographed by Charles Stumar.
Supervised by Thomas H. Inee.
When you gee the word "madcap" or
"hoyden" or "hussy" or "vixen" In a title,
you know Just what to expect midnight
"feeds' in girls' finishing schools: sweet
young things in pa Jama ; venerable teach
ers Struck on tha haul with rf,imkklla
coouettlsh chatter. 1V all In -Madcap
" i wy noveiy is jne prwne
- -V,,- invilltSfMi? WW S 11 SIMS
JJJVJiJJNIJNU - JjilUJU-Jiilt
model and member of the merry-merry
nems to haie carried her Into dramatic
depths over her head Miss Thomas Is
vivacious and pretty In n cornflower sort of
way. Neither the elegance of the Illy nor
the rich beauty of the rose Is hers. When
she has learned not to grimace nor to
look at the camera, she will be very
piquant, Indeed, Her vehicle Is light enough
to please a lot of people these hot days,
though Its comic possibilities aren't many.
To be sure, the good Ince lighting and
camera work and the "Three Twins" twist
that has been (then the script are high
water marks.
Pt,At'K "Pity," Fox with Jim farrce and
iteeer H'l'llr. Slry bv Joseph F Poland.
Directed by John O, Adoln
This seems n week of "the slncercst flat
tery" for other members of their craft by
sctor folk. House Peters Is Wllfredlucaslng,
Ollte Thomas Is upholding the nobly tragic
traditions of Olllle Burke, but June Caprice's
latest Imitation of Msrv "rtags" Plckford
Is the falthfutcst of the lot. Here Is no
crafty nttempt to pawn old goods off for
new. The naked nnclentness of "Patsy"
's only equaled by the quite-covered youth
fulness of Patsy The plot deals with
country rrlrl who. after meeting city Indie
puis vanilla on hor hnndkerch ef r en
tlon of their perfume. IiIr specs nt n
fixm ly coat and pity Into the hoirt ' tie
paw. So ho rendt her to the e't;- "ie
mei n dl'ilpated but ever so nood-nt-hcirt
rich young man No pr.zes ore rffcred
renders who foretell the rest of the rtory.
It will be n populnr picture with n Rood
many persons, especially those who still
think a fat mini sitting In a pan of dough
n convulsive sight The lightings arc br'ght ;
the acting hysterical
SAVOT "The fpper Crust." Mutual with flail
Kan Story adiptert from Pperl-s She-nin
no'-el The Indiscretions of Moll." Directed
M nll'n S. Sturgeon
flail Kane Is an nppral pk nctresn vlir
somehow doesn't phntog'niilt ns wet ns she
"Maces" The trouble of llghtlnc her face
properly that beset World films la some
what apparent again Hut her pervading
charm, a certain eenc of humanity and
gentle good-nature and sweetness help to
put across this not by any means remark
able photoplay. Tho story's Ingredients ore
a chap of blue blood who pretends lo be
a chauffeur, and a crook who pretends to
be the blue-blooded one. Not novel stuff,
hut Ml Kane and her Juvenile leading mar
erntrlliute persona: fltiies to their roles
I.'glitlng. staging, photogrinhy. fair
"Tucnlv Thousand Leagues Under the
Pea" Is the Victoria's feature this week
The It";Qnt offers "Popp," with Nnrmt
TalmadK"
Cinema enterprise has accomplished some
speedy things. One of them Is tho trans
portation to this country of films depleting
the arr'xal of Oeneral Pershing nt Boulogne
and his reception In Paris These exceed
ingly timely and well-"shot" pictures were
exhibited nt the Stanley, Arcadia and Palace
theatres yesterday They got a tremendous
"hand" at all three
eatljs
ATHEnHOLT .luly 2. at 700 Frankford
avo , HELEN MIDDLETON. widow of Arthur
Atherholt Due notice of funeral vein be given.
PELL July 2 at Marlton, N J, Mrs.
MAHY HELL, widow of Samuel pell, need 00
llelstlves and friends Invited to funeral, Thurs..
2 p. m. dsunhter's residence. Mrs Elmer K
Rred Msrlton. N. J Int Old Baptist Orllvesd
Marlton. N J Friends mav call Wed.. 7 to H
?. m Train leaves Mnrket el ferry 10,30 a m
or Msrltcn ststlon
P.EHOIN July 2, EI.17.AnF.TlI I1EHQIN wife
of Josepn J Bergln dnugntrr of Joanna nnd
late John Hamilton aaM 30 .ara ltelatlves
and friends invited to funrral Tnurs , 3 p. m
3101 N. Front st. Int Oreenmiunt t'em lle
mslns mav be vlowid Wed. n Auto funeral.
HOCDW1N June 20 MEIti BUT ELWOOD.
husband of I.llllnn Iloudwln ineo (tutenbergcr.
nnd son of John nnd Armlnda Iloudwln, aged
2ft, ltelatlves and friends. Waunakee Tribe. No
301 I O II M Perseverance Lodge, No. 7813,
1 O. O. F . Manchester Unity. Alta Friendly
Society, employes of Frnns Paving Co, Invited
to funeral sorvlces, Wed., 2 p, m.. 2422 N.
Delhi st Int. Urcenmount Cem Friends may
call Tues after s p. m Auto funeral
nrtVAN July 2. MAWE A. widow of David
E, Hrvan and daughter of Snrnh nnd llenja
mln r. Smith aged 23 formerly ot 1820 8.
Csmsc st Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral. Frl., s so a m.. parents' residence. 2840
Pratt si . Brtdeshurg Solemn requiem mass All
Hslnts' Church 10 a m Int Holy Cross Cem.
Auto funeral
CECIL Julv 1 EDMCND CECIL son of
Johanna Cecil (nee (Illclni aired J1 ltelatlves
and frlenda Invited tn funeral services Wed
2 p. m . mother's reeldrpie Z?,2Z Osage uve.
W.sl Ph tv. Int. private Aulo funeral
CIUMnKllI.AIN Juiv I LEWIS IIOTEi'
eon of Edwin vnd Adela'd' Chsmberln.'n, aged
32 Funeral services Loot View Cem. Chape).
Fox Chase Phils Thurs 2 30 p m Con
veanres will meet tra'n lenvlng R-adlng Ter
minal t 23 n m. nt Fox Chas station
CONNELLY.- June 30 PATRICK, nusband of
late M.vry Connelly Relatives and friends. St
(labrlel's Ilolv Name Society and empnes of
the Ilarrett Co.. Invited to funeral, wed . 8:30
a. m . 1VI2 S. 20th nt Solemn high mass of
requiem St. Gabriel's Church. 10 a m. Int. Holy
Croe Cem
DELANF.r Iillv 1 IOIIN JOSEPH, husband
of Anna R, Delaney (nee Dwverl and son of
Elisabeth and late Joseph Delnne) Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral. Wed , R 30 n m .
1737 N. Warnock st Ho'mn high requiem
mass St Malachv's Ch-t-cn 10 a m Int Holy
Seo"ihro Cem Aulo f-in-r.il.
DEVERV.- lulv 1 MVRY widow of John
Devery. Relatives nnd frln.ln Invited to funeral
Wed.. 8 3D a m on s r-eldcnce. Harry Devery.
43MI N Durlen nf Wish mass of requiem
Church of th Incnrp.vlo i lo am. Int Holy
Sen'i'cbr Co, ''to ' ro'
DOANE Julv 2 - -.if. i: daughter of
late Thornton nnd Ellaa Dirme p.elatlvea and
friends Invited to fuorat services Thura.. 2
p. m., Swarthmore nnd Tale aves . Swnrth
more Pa. Int cnnvenlenr of fam h
DOIIAN On July : tvii.uiAM. husband of
Elizabeth Reppller Dolinn Ilelatlvea and friends
Invited to funeral. Thurs . R 30 a m 307 Ilea
com lane Merlon. Mass Our Lady of Lourdes
Church. Overhrook. Ill a m Int private.
DOLAN. June 20 MADELINE, uaughter of
John and Surah Dolan. granddaughter of Anna
belle and late John McOeltlgan. Relatives and.
friends, Satred Heart Socletv of ciluit.ri uf JSar
tlvlty Invltefl to luneral Wert., 8 30 o m.. Tnr
ents' residence. 3235 Aramlngo ave. Solemn
requiem mass Church of Nathlty. 10 a m. Int
St. Peter's Cem
DOUGHERTY Julv I FRANK, son of
SUMMER RESORTS
IIKLMAIl. S. J
NEW
COLUMBIA
HOTEL
iif.lmar. n. J. orr.Ns jriNB is
Directly on tho ocean front, rebuilt: newly
furnished, costing 1100.000, every known mod
ern convenience, running artesian hot and cold
water and long distance pnone In rooms; aultes
with bath; cuisine and service ot the hlgbest
standard For booklet, rates and reservations
apply or write to
D. C. Mt'lRIIKII). Proprietor
On the Premises Dally.
EAOt.KHJIEnE.rA.
THE CRESTMONT INN
nAO.LESMF.nE, PA.
The hotel with the Incomparable situation,
2200 feet above tha sea on the summit of the
Alleghenlea. Oolf. tennis, boating and tha flnest
ot freah.water bathing. Modern Improvements.
For booklet snd terms sddreea
WILLIAM WOODS. Manager.
BUMMKR RF..RORTR
ATLlNTlf CITY. N. i.
'nfol
m
THC I.CADING RCSOR f
ATLANTIC CITY OFFERS HER VISITOnS
SECURITY A trrmhUt Sta hiaJ Climat.. A e ....
In their
No Dutt, N )r-hsrd paved streets. Splendid
water and perfect imitation.
Htltl rain , Hi ,am, at thru y,a etl before lhe
European War, ood hence, more lor your money
HEALTH
in their
WEALTH
tnd la their ?.,e1w V?,,.hf P'obUros ol tcarcity tfk,lpaiH,t
PURSUIT Or tiiV'.L': "': , A b,,,hIo k"h At and
HAPPINESS 3.1 Jh,t ,.here '(' lh' JOttt ,f wattr fv,
"? mtmagcmoM
L'ilXiAUiaLi!iiAt TUlliK-UY l , uujjj. . " -"''
DEATHS
r.Seelt. T.I.,-? Nh,nn
Church of St, Clement 10 a. m. Int.
Holy
Cross Cem. Schuylkill Co. papers copy
EMMITT, July 2, rtUTII M.. daughter of
Frederic and Alice Kmmltt, aged 2. .'
IKes and friends Invited to funeral "erlces,
Thurs.. 3:80 p. m . residence of parents, l--'
Adams ave 1'rankford, Inl North Cedar Hill
Cem.
FIELD. July 2, CATtOLlNE 11 . w!low ff
llenjamln Field. Funeral services. Thurs.. 11
a. m., P0I Spruce at. Int private
FISIIEn. June 30. KATIIAItlNn K . w" (
William ll rieher. Ilelatltrs and friends lnvlte.1
to funeral, Tum 11 a. m llo Wood and se
Wee I. 1'hlla. Friends may call Mon . to 9 P.
tn let prhnie. Mt. Morlah Crni ,.,
Food At Silem. N J Hivonth Month 1st
DAVID A. KOOO. aged 01 nr1""".,".,!
friends Invited to funeral. 3'J'i llroadwov S slern
N J Klfth-Day, Seventh Month. Jth, 10.3"
a m. Int. Mast View Cem.. Salem N. J
rOLEV Jul 2. KtlANCIH son of llart J
rnd Mary Foley (nee carrl. aged n mos. 22 dais,
nelatlvea and friends Invited to funeral. Wed..
2 P. m , parents' residence, 12411 N J4tn st
Int. Holy Cross Cem. Aul" funeral
FOTT At Sslem N J.. Seventh Month 1st.
DAVID A. FOTT. aged HI Ilelatlvea and
friends Invited to funeral, 32!) E. Proadway,
Salem. N J Fifth-day Seventh Month nth.
10 SO a. m Int. Rastvtew m . Sslm N. .1.
OILMOIIE.- June SO. .MAllOAItET J., widow
of Jsmes s. tlllmore (nee Wallacel ag"d 7.1.
pelatlvee and frlrnds Invited to funeral serv
Ices Thurs. 2-.I0 p m . I nl" I'enr et rrank
ford. Itrmalns m, le vlr.l Wed "In 0
p m. Int prvite has ml in lllll t'cin dies
if r Co pap rs , or'
OlirFlt fin jti I nl Tsns'-oro N. ,1.
inoiton W. lusb.ind nf ,t.try (Iree- Itela
Mes and frlrnds Lorte No 2 II I'. K '
I'Mla Firemen's Itellcf Association nnd all
other aoclrtles of which h" ns a member In
vited to funeral services Thurs . 2 p. m .resi
dence of brother. Samuel F. Oreer 1231 herry
t Int, Holy frees fern Auln funeral. Irlends
may call Wed. 7.30 to 10 p. m . . .
HAC1BH.TV July 1 UKOHOK A . husband of
M Jennie tlaaerty Itelallvts nnd friends Invited
Jo funeral. Wed., s 30 a m . 7im Noble st.
High maas Church of the Assumption 10 a m.
Int. Holy Cross Cem Aulo service.
IIAMKR. July 1 ELLIS, husband nf Jennl"
Jlamer aged 74. ltelatlves and friends (MrOeld
Lodge No in, s cf II Invited In funeral erv
Icea Thurs 2 p. m Mill N. Carlisle st Int.
private Forr.s' ll'II ivni Itmilra in v I"
vlewe,l U',.1 ,,, ,. ., .. n.
HAPITMAN. June nil MAItY HAT1TMAN
in" ,iri.augnuni ire or .mnn .i
nf .Inhn .t tf.ttmnn
aged 41 Reintlves unl friends Imlle.l in fu
rersl Thur s ,10 a in hrethr-!n law '
rrrl.lente Itobett Calms ll12u Woodland ave
Hoi mn litrli i.oui-m mas- m chnint's ChurMi
10 s, m Int. Holy Cros Cem -Aulo funeral
. IIOCII Midd'nii I02U N 0th st Jul 2,
JACQUES IIUCII, husbnnd of Anna Hoch Inre
Hochnlrasser). iged ."7 Ilelatlva and friend",
all societies anil slnglnc sorlelles of which ho
was a member. Invited to funeral services
Thurs . 1 30 p. rp , funeral home of John C.
Klmmrle H Son. 2127 N Ilroad si . above
Dlemond Inelnrvtlon ilerminlown ''rema
torlum Remains niT be vlrwed Wod . H to In
p m. ni fu-irrv! nni
...HORNER. lull I CHARLES I.YLE IIOR
M.R. hiieliand of Ellen Hormr (nee Mci'or
mlck) llelntlvfs nnd friends Invllnl lo fu
nernl services Thurs 2 i m.. 3173 Salmon
st Int p-liate Auto funcril
KEIL Julv ADAM Kllll. husband of lut
Catlvrlne Ke (nee l'nbljnl, nged Rl cnrs
Rel.itlves and friends Invltnl to funernl. Thu-s
2 p in residence of daughter. Mrs. Eva Fabian.
2R23 Westm-ld ave. Cnmden, N J Int. i 'I
t amden Ceni
..KENI1IO Julv 1 ELIZABETH, widow of
Henri II Kendig Relatives anl friends In
vited to funeral. Frl. s-an a m son-in-law's
residence John McOlnne. 014 S 30th st. Sol
emn requiem mnss St Carthage's Church Id
a. m Int prliate Auto funeral,
KCE.MMEIll.E. June 28 -suddenly. ALPIERT
i. husband of Rosalia A Kuimmcrle, aged 47.
Int private. Omit (low err
. LAVERY Julj I AtlNKS wife of Edwird
l-averj. aged 22 Itelntlvea and friends Invited
to funeral. Thurs k to a. m mothers' resi
dence. Mrs Agnes Fnr'o 1177 Stiles at. Wrs'
l hlla holeinn nquiem mass Court h of Our
Mother of Sorrows I" n n In' SI Denis s
Cem.
LYNCH Julv 2 .I.1.AHETH M . ilailBhl.r
of Jonn and late Elltaheth V l.vnch Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral Thurs. R a. m
resldenie of father, 3lioi (lirnnl nt . W.st
Phils Solemn rcqulrni mass St Agatha s
Church In a. m Int Ilolv Cross C m Auto
f erv Ice
..M.r.r.nA'VE A' Qulntnn N J. July I.
jAMLSi. son of John McCrsne Rilatlves and
friends Invited to funeral (Jnlnton turnpike,
Thurs, 10 a. m Int. St Man s Cem . Salem
"..11.r.!?,LJ,EV Ju,v ' JOHN, husband of Mary
McUllley Itelntlvea and frli nds. Division No. S
-:. ".'. ' Mnnnvunk. Invited to fun-r.il
Thurs.. 7 30 a m. nil E Halms st . dm.
Solrmn requiem mass Immaculate Conception
( hurch 0 e in Inl Mnls Senul, ire Cm
M-l.AUtlHI.IN .lui .' MAin. wife nf .times
.VcLnughlln Hiec- Doherty) Itrlntlvr, and Irl.t.ils
Invited In funernl. Frl R 10 a m S117 S 24th
' Solemn high mass of rrqulem SI. Patrick s
( hiinh In a. m Int Ilolv Cross Cem
McMASTEIt Lnte of Presl.vti rlan Home
Julv 2 EL1ZARETH dauchter of late William
and l.llzabeth McMasier Ri-lsllws and friends
Invited to fun rnl servics fhur . I p m
niece's residence, 2JOR Frdernl si Inl Mt
Morlah Cem Ilrmalnt ma Im- vliwr.l vv, d m
lo In p m Ante funi-ril
MOORE Jul! 2 ALEXANDER husband of
Amanda Moore (nee .lefferles) aged 13 Rein
lives and friends Patter Lodge, jc 441, p nnd
A. M . Clnclnnnlus i oui.cli. No R4U, 11 nl I A
Ridge Ave Depot Relief Assn , P n. T Rene
Oclal Aeso and nil other organWallona nf whli h
he waa a member Invited tn funeral services.
Thurs Sp m. 4140 Pirrlsh si Further serv
ices and Int at Hopewell M rj church. Chester
Co.,1.?.,T'.r".' ' rl I' " m Automobiles
MORtlAN. At her 'nl. resldenie l.Vl'l Kreni h
"L .3M'.V H"UA ANNE MdltOVN (formerlv
of 1441 N t.iwn all nueil h7. Ril.itlvea and
friends Invited to aervlies Thurs 111 a. m
Oliver II Hair llldg . IS.'u Chestnut si In'
JI"nw'ood 1 Vm
MURRAY luly 2 WILLIAM V husband of
Harriet Murrav son of late John and Cath
arine Murrav. Relatives nnd friends all so
cleties of vvhbli he was n member. Invi.il lo
funeral. Thurs. 7 30 a. m.. 3117 N Carlisle st
High mass St Stephen s Church Tlog.i, 11 n m
lilt St John's Cem Trenton. N. .1 Remains
may he viewed Wed cm Trcntun wipers
please copy
NEALIS. June 211 ELIZABETH C. joungest
daughter of John H. and Florenie M. Nealls
and granddaughter of late (leorge and Fanny
Rarnea, aged 10. Relatives and friends. Girls'
Jl-iJ'o.M.",!'.''.' V ,M Sodality and
"...- . .... ,,,,..,,,,-, n rdrffl iiiai rtcnool invited
i."!n.''r1ltt,'(1 . 8 30 a. m parenta' residence.
303 W.
jenerson si. solemn requiem masa St
Michael's Church 10
m. Int Old Cathedral
V em.
SUMMER RESORTS
STONE II.MtnOR. N. J.
HARBOR INN
Overlooking Reach and Roirdwalk. Wide
verandas Large dining room Cool, alrv
bedrooms, newly renovated throughout. Arte
sian Ice and water fresh sea-fond and vege
tables, excellent table. Raining from hotel
(larage. New management
Special Fourth of July ratea:
V!."in!' "WPi-r. to Thursday, breakfast
13 fto and up.
. vVrlts or 'phons for reservations and Illus
trated circular.
EDWIN I1EI.CHER. Proprietor.
ATI.ANT1C CITY. N. J.
Seminole Hotel
South Carolina Avenue
First brick hotel troiii
llnahlii.a 1 l-l. n.n l-
clal rates over Fourth of XSV..
July
HOTEL OSTEND
Whole block -Roardwalk from Ronton 'o fiov
er,4gn Ave Cooleat spot on the bea. h New
cafe tha largest In Atlantic City, distinguished
appointments delightful cuisine (ilasay smooth
dancing track eighth of a mllo long Open nil
thyer. I. I,. HUDDERS. Mgr.
Fredonin Hotel Tennessee Ave. K Hoard
....... . wa'k Newest modern
brick hotel, American & European plana, cen
tral location, rap. 2.V). elevator, baths run
ning water, lockera for bathers, garage rea
sonsble rales. Mrs.fJ W. CARMAN Y & SONS.
Wetminster Ky- ave' near uh. kiov. to
lc' street. l'rlvato baths run
water, llOup weekly. 12 Op dally Chas. Ouhre.
HOTEL ARLINGTON ncw.n a...
. near Reach
Open all year. n. J OSBORNE A SON
Hotel Boicobel
Kenlu ky ave. near
ik-ui-ii, uiien all vn
Fine table. Rklt 'Phone 117. A E "iffl;
ATLANTIC CITY. N,
I'JMatM.,i,
pa
Blenf?8
HOUSE or TUr umai rV
iOSIAH WHI1B RONS compasjv
ftosanna Carroll and late William Dougherty. 0'KEKPK.-July I. "I$; f" ..""Mnden
Iflatlves and friends. St. Edmonds, Holy Name Joseph and late PuJ.h ".trf friends Invited
Society, D Hota Castle. No. 31.1. If of, t '. , berger), aged 1... Kelstlves and "". "',,.
vlted to funeral. Wed H-..1H a m . resld-nce of to funeral. Thu.. .8-30,. a. m . '"'"ft,"
i.
I UI1ATII.
'rn.DlInt.,lIol7sepu.Jhrre.m,
Church 10 a
funeral
ON ILI July I. nosB O NEIWn "Vj&
Cerney). widow of Patrick tv.Nelll, "i.f.".'
f Tjnan. County Armagh. Ireland. Itelatlvca
" .Hiinn, .i,ui. -"- ;
nnd rrinrti initf1 in funeral
Wed.. 8 a.
aa a .-.... ft'tri? Ifnersin
t , w. rnua.
Vlemnnnu"em'maVst.rregory'sCh
s. m Int St. Denis's Cem, San lrnnclsco
r"!r:T'pnrty-July 8. JOHN PfirPKn. ltelatlves
and friends Invited tn services. Thurs., J p m ,
3041 llaltlmore ave Int . private.
PIHLSS lime an ELLi:.N l'llHSS jn;a Cot.
icnl wife cf John Prrss It; ltlvs and friends
Slara nnd Stripes Council No 3S. rl. V. I., and
Plilia. Idae No in. S of H.. invited to tuners
We.i g P m. lino Day st. Int. Northivood
im. rtemslns may t vlwe-l Tues afier 7
KCH.M1D. -July 1 JACOn SCIIMID. ac-il SO.
Relatives and friends Invited to Juneral serv
ices Thurs.. 2 p. m.. son-ln-Iavv a residence.
Jacob Leuilncer 4037 N Marvlno St.. Logan.
Int. private. Auto funeral
..SHAFFER. June 30. KATIIERINp. llfa ; of
Henry C Shaffer and daughter of the late Raltus
and fJIUabeth Amend, Relatives and friends In
vlted to funeral services. Thurs.. 2 p. m 2339
Dickinson st. int. Mt Morlah Cem.
SICKEL Julv I, MARTHA, i:.. widow of
Oeorge Slckel. llelstlves and friends Invlled to
funeral ervlees Thurs . 2 30 p. m . residence nf
Charlea II. Thomas Frankford nve. nbove l.'n
iln m Tn,.,.,iil, Inl North (edir Hill
1 'Vm Rcm.ilns mny be v'ewed Wed. i til II
I P n .
1 HIMI'SOV AI her Ivte rrsnlence 4810 San
loom SI. Julv J. M.VRY A wife of Autustus
Slmrain. Nntlte of funernl liter.
SLACK Julv J MtllTHA J.. Vv IIIOW OI
Jarms c sinrk sged 07. Relatives nnd friends
.nvlt.il to runeril services. Thurs, 2 p. tn..
Ilustletnn h. and Wels'i road. Ilustlelon. Phlla
In' Ilustletnn M. E. Cem
SMILEY July 1 JOHN, husband of Ilertha
Smiley (nre Schultg' son ot Elizabeth nnd lata
John Smlle aged 44 Funernl private, Thurs,,
2 p. m. 442 Delmar st., Roxborough. Friends
may rail Thurs. until li. m
SMIIII Julj I, SUSANNAH, widow of
Smith Smith Ri-latlves and friends Invited to
service Thurs. 2pm I30M'S Ringgold st.
Int Fernwood Cem Ri mains may lie viewed
Wed K In III p m Aulo service
STARK Julv 2 FLORENCE CECELIA,
dvuahler of Amrlla It (nee Flrffle) and Isle I.eo.
pold Stark aatd 17 Rel-itlws and friends In
ilt'd t fiimni vv.rl 7 3o a m, rrsldinie of
brother IT lim ln--i" I 11 ins. r .toJtl N elilen-
' ' "'0 !' fun. r-il W . d
bimsi tin M isi Ilolv Redeemer Muss at St.
Iiorifiventura s t hure b Ham.
SI i:VItr lulv 2, HENRY, husband of late
I nima Mewirt inc. Ilrmvnl lti-latlven ami
friends invited to funeral services, Thurs.. R
P m. 21 IS Chrlsllnn st Int Cold Spring
1 em Cape- Mav, N. J. Frl Train leaves
Chestnut st ferrv. I' It II R., R .Ml a. m
STEWART -Julv I THOMAS, son nf Ellen
and late Ihorme Stewart. Funeral tn vvhlcn
the relatives nnd friends are Invited. Coutt
Hltner. 1' nf A Inure I 3u p m . mother's
residence 14" Tree st Inl. private. Fernwood
(em
hTIKHIMIIIEtt Julv 1. lIVRIIARA widow
of Henr Strohmeler (nee Srhmtgl aged RH.
I'.ebitlvrs and Irb-nds emplnves nf phllln Wn
derle Hi, praeUer V. II S.. Cnnstatter. No.
1 and No 2 Y II s . Sleben Welaen Iriiue-n
I lit. Verein invited to funeral, Thurs. R 3d
a in . residence of nleee, Mrs John J Coch
rane, l:oihlnm luke near Wlesinlokun avr
Ulouftown High mass of requiem Church of
Our Mother ot Consolation ( nretnul H'll in
n m Int. private. Holy Cross Cem. Auto fu-
VAVDPNRi:nri Jlil 1 JENNETT. widow
of Leonard Vnnderberg, nged 73. Ilelatlvea and
frle-nds 11' Itrd in funeral. Inure. I p m.
daughter r a el nre Mrs. E llauerle ."iOOI Nor
wood s (Itn. Ri mains 111 y bo viewed WeO
R p m Lit IVrnwood Cem.
VON IIAIIEN Julv 1. ADEL VON IIAOEN
'laughter nf Eugene nnd Carrie Von ling, n,
nged 20 Relatives and friends Invltn! to fu
neral eervlc.s rhurs. I p. m.. parents' reel
denee 2221 4 24th si Int private. C.reen
moiint ( 1 m
WALKER Julv 1. CATHERINE EDNA,
eaU4hler of Ris and late (leurge Walker aged
Jil R'ls lives and friends emplovea nf John
Wonamakera ni-li fni-tnrv. Invited tn services
lhurs..2p in .'IM"! Wallace st Int Fernwood
1 em. Remains lna In- viewed Wed., 7 to il
p. m.
WESCOTT Julv I ISAnKI.U wife f
llfrvcv I.. W remit dulghler of late James
and Malllda Spear Relatives nnd friends
Signet 1 hapter No 1211. Order of Eastern
Star, West Park Council. No ins, Sons and
Daughters of Libert) . Camp No. 120. P O of A.
Invited to funeral, Thurs, 11 a. m.. 111ft S
noih St.. West Phlla Int Mt Morlnh Cem!
Aulo funrral I rli nds may call Wed. 7 to 0
p m.
WILLIAMS At Spring Mill. Montgomery
Count. Pa . July 2. EI.IZAIIETH. widow of
.Inmea Williams and dnughter of late Daniel
and Margaret Fisher Relatives nnd friends
Invlled lo servlres Frl. 1 III ti in , daughter's
resldem . Ella Stalcv. Spring .Mill. Services In
St. Peters I 111I11 ran Cliurih, llarren Hill "30
'i m . -IP' ""rriii Hill Remains may l,u
viewed Thurs eve.
WOOIlINCTON June 311 SARAHS WOOD.
NUTON daughter nil,!, lonathan Lffi
nVRed" K",.,Sr,wV, ice g'niV.' '"& 'p'rn"
WOODRUFF Julv 1. Mrs. W WARRFN
WOODRUFF Jr of lliieilngdon Pa .laughter
e.f Mr and Mrs Ctlev We.lre f Ardmore pH
i'!'r"!l"4,."1 country heime of tUley Wedge Paoll
rd 3-30 p in thurs Relatives and friends
Invited. Int Ureal Vnllcj PreshMcrl ill Church
UNDERTAKERS
ADOI.PH FltllKD 33111 N
Parlurs at nur disposal
17TII ST
Phone Tioga 4020.
PARCEL POST
PAWNSHOP AT 904 VINE
Loans J.1000 for S10
llrlng voor diamonds, vvntrhrs nnd Jewelry to
the largest pawnshop In the world.
Walter's Pawnshop, 904 Vine
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Until Sexes
CENTRAL
SCHOOL SYSTEM
Prepar. a fur ( oileg. or Huslness Separate
departments bov s ,,nd girls high school grades
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llrond and Ilerks Streets
College Courses for Teachers. Preparatory
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Courses In Household Kconomlrs. Hospital Die
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course of Instruction Philadelphia bchool of
Piling 010 -h-stnul st third floor.
STRAYER'S The Ue,t Uuslnese Bchool.
. ,., . ,Nh, llni1 Chestnut Streets.
Posltinns uuarnnteed. i:nler now. Day or night
HAVi: FILLED over 15.000 positions. Tree aid
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Modern Teachers' llureau. 1002 Market 81.
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Swim for health and pleasure In water
T changed and purified dally. Cost, In addl
M Hon to membership, 12. 00. a year, 15.00 tat
II I months' use of pool, 0 private lessons
A It 00i single swim 25 cents.
1421 ARCH ST.. I'HLIA.
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II(jT1.MI', In 20 lessona or Money Back. UklC
mailed free. CHUISTENSEN I'lano Bchoila.
lMii Chestnut St.. 1412 Venango flu. 183(5
Tasker St. Phona Sprue 8B7.
RIVEn STEAMBOATS
Snerial
tt
. Auto
F
4nw
- io irenion, Dunington, Bristol and
BURLINGTON ISLAND PARK
rv tc t A
NO FREIGHT NO LIQUORS
Hosts leave Arch street wharf for Ilurllngton Island , nev .i...
Trlpj tcIWi llila mnrl- go through to Trenton.
ana U timulKKtthU'glK" " ,he r'8UUr ,Cbedu,e ' " '"
outlns at Hurl ncton filsnil or Trenton. 1 ou cin rettTrn on ant ?r '.Ve udl?
. .At the l.lanil you.wlll And. plcntj of amuiements fS? .n' il, '.hS.V?.a'
ooaunB anu nauins. fine picnic sroyes.
band to furnish music for the patrons.
iur.ugi.niis whe boats hunt especial y for
this serTlfs are larce. clean and superbly equipped.
Comfortable arm chairs line the deck, iuo' Ladles'
KecUninj nooma. Lunch can be secured on the boata.
Special One.Dy Ticket,. 40c Rounc Tris,
Except T3atutRys, SwiKkya iJHolWyi,
mmamiQiammimmrwmatammmpwmmammammmm
EFFECTIVK JULY 1ST
CLASSIFIED RATES
Public Ledger or Evening LcdRcr
aoath i.mn'iiATn Kon bach insertion
THIS STYLK TIPI3 tor like thlsl
One or two times JJiie
Threa times or more within week Ve
tl averago words to one line.
COMBINATION RATE
Public Lcdper nnd Evening Ledger
Una h, ,M.n llmB
2.V
!7Vie
Three tlmca or more within week..
LARGER TYPE
a permitted In nil classifications cept Help
and Slltnt.ona Wanted. !,eat snd Found. I er
annals llosrdlng and Rooms, ot seldltlona I cost
of 6c per line for each lino In the ndvertlsement.
Thcro is n drurj store near your homo
that will ncccpt Ledceh want nds at
office rates.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
I1KLL TBLTIPHONB
OPKHATINO
Work near your home In pleasant ano
healthful surroundings, with excellent
opportunities for rspld advancement.
There are tvventy-elght Rell t'entrsl
Oniiea In Philadelphia probably there
Is one within a few blocks from your
home. Unusual opportunltlea for earn
est. Intelligent young women between is
nnd 22 lears of age.
New employes are paid while learning
and are readily advanced.
Pleasant dining rooms, where the best
of food la sold at cost, tn every Cen
tral office.
Comfortable sitting rooms for reading
and relaxation when off duty.
flood opportunity for senior and super
vising positions . ,,
Apply at 400 Market street dally, ex
cept Sundav 8 HO a m to fljn.m.
II0()KKI:i:PI:R must be accurate and experi
enced Reply atatlng salarv wanted, also
qualifications. M ll" Ledger Central
COOKS and pastry tonka Hotel Illsrayne,
Ocean city Apply .140 1'rdcral st . Camden.
GUILD WANTED
OVKfl 10 THARS OP AOK
TO .MAKi: LITTI.t: URIAHS
LIUHT. AIRY FACTORV
DF.SIHAHLB STI1ADV WORK
HOT LUNCH RS SKRVF.D
AT LKSS THAN COST ,
PAT RKlHNNERV IT riCn ; WEEK
IN'l'HDVSKD AFTBR SECOND KKK
OOOI) PAY EXCELLENT TRBATJIENT
1.IUUUTT A. MYERS T011ACCO CO.
3D AND ONTARIO
sTE.VOdRAPHER and- cferk "tor general office
work In cloth manufacturing concern Apply
In own handwriting to Wlnsor Mfg Co . 4000
orchard st . Frankford .
STENOORAPIIER Permanent "position for ex
perienced and capable party, state particu
lars II 311. LedgerContrah
WAITRESSES and cham'alds. Hotel Illscayne,
Orean City Apply IW0 Federal st . Camden.
HELP WANTED MALE
EMPLOYMENT AOENT. familiar , with detail
work In connection with employing men for
large construction camp. M 743. LedgerCenL
I.AIIORERS wanted; 613 N. Reach.
LOWER COUNTERS Oood wages Apply
deoree W Smllh. 3007 Powelton ave.
MACHINISTS Four" flrst-claca men. able to
read blue prlnta ,pply Hires Condensed Milk
Co. Malvern Pjv
MAN -Wanted, competent man to handle com-
mlrsarv deparment for largeconstructlon camp.
Apply Irwin tc Lelghton, Wrlghtstown. N J.
PI.UMRERS wanted tor work In cantonments In
the South; give experience and references: only
high-class mechanics need apply. Address Ilox
Ml. Columbus C.a
SALESMEN
We know our new offer to salesmen holds
greater possibilities for htm than does any
other selling proposition offered today. Our
new Liberty Loan Rond feature Is n winner.
If ou are not making money come In and
hear our proposition We furnish leads and
allow- drawing account.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA 11RITANN1CA CORP.
130 S 16th st.. corner Walnut.
SALESMEN
Owing to enlistments we have a numher nf
vacancies In our sales force that must be
filled nulcklv bv educated Americans seeking
permanent positions: advancement Is sure
wllhln 30 davs to most of those who Join us
now: high-class, dlgnlfle with selling possi
bilities vastly superior to anything you can
aell this summer, references required; drawing
account. II 58. Ledger Central t
SPINNERS wanted.
Pontoosne Woolen Mfg .
rittsfleld, Mass.
Co..
RARE OPPORTUNITY for an advertising an
lln'icr of nroved merit to get big results on
otd-eetab. Phlla. publication. Write, giving full
TMrtb'Ulars nf career, etc . llHJ'edg Cent.
bTLNO'lltAPHER as assistant to manager of
works: man with general office experience In
manufai turlng plant preferred: state age. ex
perience, reference and ralary desired. P 918,
Ledger OfP.ce.
WATCHMAN wanted In bleach house, familiar
with care of bolters Apply 3213 Frankford ave.
TOIINO MN. clerical position, nulrk at figures,
good wages, chance for advancement, refer
ences required, state salary expected. P. O.
Ilox 4430, Station It.
YOUNG MAN WANTED. WITH A GOOD EDU
CATION AS ASSIST. IN ADVERTISING
DEPT. : SOME KNOWL OF PRINTING AND
EMIRAXIS'II DESIRED. RUT NOT ESSEN
TIAL APPLY I1Y LETTER ONLY. STATINO
DETAILS OF EDUCATION AND PREVIOUS
III'SNIESS F.XPER S W A 11. W
FI.EISHER. 8TI1 AND CHESTNUT.
Genera
ACCOUNTANT. Public. Senior. Jl.'iOO. COST
ACCOUNTANT. l2.-.-10. HOOKKEEPERS (31
lift. 111. 120. HALES CORRESPONDENTS
(2) $1800-12000. CLERKS, General, Cost.
Shipping Time. Price, stick, etc.. 10. 112.
$16. $1K. $20 STENOGRAPHERS. $16-$2ll,
DRAUGHTSMEN (101 $2(1, $26. $30 up. ENGI
NEER & SUPERINTENDENT Wood Work
ing. MECHANICAL ENGINEER. Designer
Automatic Machinery. $2600 CIVIL ENGI
NEERS. Tranaltmen and Rndmen must be
tilled Immediately FOREMAN Iron Foundry.
?!' i rrcniNTENDENT Mfg Tin Cans.
SUPERINTEMimNT
Exp.
Mfg. Varnish.
Ill'SINKSS SERVICE
llldg
CO
1304 Land Title
RIVER STEAMBOATS
4th of July Moonlight Excuisions
WILMINGTON "SiSSST
BflAHOYWrne SPRINOS ISHCLLPOrrAJIX
I'rullej fare to llrandywlne Springs
Park and return 10c extra If pur
chased with Wilmington tickets.
Direct Service to Pennsgrovc
Special tickets sold dally, excepting
Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, Wil
mington or Pennrgrove and return. 0c.
REGULAR RATES
WILMINOTON and PENNSGROVE
Excursion. f.(ic. single, 30c.
CHESTER Excursion, 26c i single. 15c.
.. . . "PATS LEAVE
Philadelphia ',J:?-' ,0-3..A- "
... .. . '2 noon, 1.30, 3.
4. IS. (!, 7. "8.30 and 0.30 P. M
Wilmington V,fn .
4.18, . 7. 8.30. 0.30 P. M.
Regular stops at Pennsgrovs.
I Stops at Pennsgrovs Saturdays and
Sundaa
-JC7j?lSiiisiai
DOLPHIN LINE
Fnnrfli nf Tnl T.:-
n .. . :J. ipa.
Also a Urns """$i
SlTN.
HELP WANTED MALE
(lenernl
Contlaticrl Irani I'rncdlna Cnluim
Vlil'R position
swans ou. nuperintenaentt prlnelnu J
teachers, managers, private rural. bunnVs. A
hlah school! also office mrniMen , (.Jf.Br
!!?.'. ".,.'"0.,!"E!j':''uo.f.1!. 'tl'l'-.krnml;S '
ruuc.iiuuni ..ij .riiiiive. uipnriunitles gaae. I
anteed lo gentlemen and ladlesi any part J J
the United Stales. Canada or South Am,Vi I
write us our qualifications snd wliat you aij
sire: confidential! we act ns ynur personal rSl I
rreentatlyet Inclose stamp for replyi you sSi
under no nhllgntlon until you have acceniUl
position. Ruslness Men's Hearing House 1,1" J
4n.vo:.-nil Commerco Trust nid.. V '"?
rue vi ' ""Usui
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALBI
lin"8RKKKi'Kii. vvorklm. reliable, good cor
at dea'ees' position In Protestant gentlemsl!
' .--.. --.-. --..j.-... n .iiuuiiiiit are1
HOUSKKEEPER Redned womani hotel or orf"
vate house country or shore r.f.M.. VT!?
an r.(1ee nfflew -".ff. a
FlOUPF.KEEPER. refined", experienced i reneS
gent's hornet best ret. M (153. ledger CenL
LADT'S MAID, chamber work, seamstress. ,.
erenco. H 101. Ledger rtnnoh.2M. Pins it.
iiu.'ia., iiii'i'iie nKea
u-'M,', iiiin'iie Hgea, inorougn y comn.la.riej
S.'IS fi's'lnhrrYfgr.'n.t.,: "'"h" "rB 0f " f't3
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
ACt'OfNTANT will open, close, audit, syite-Il
at x eve keen vnlie hnnli. n...iM. ?lVfRrt
mievts "It Sin I.,dger Central. ' "";
C1IAI FKEI'lt desires position! 111 vearsr nSTi
rlence: good repslrman. loll De Lancey it J
CIVIL ENGINEER, land" surveynr and rni;
maker, experienced. Is
,02.I?..r..:nW""-it
anvvvherei has complete equipment for bonil
offlre nnd field work. Address p 100, Ledge? l
ri.
SALESMANand executive Man at present coW
neeted nnd with same concern lH years it1
mfg. business; position occupied requires m. i
eiing n monins or year over 2.1 states; Kei,
goods, advertising and mfg, details planielr
onlv reason for change la desire tn remain X.
Phlla. permanently, has sufficiently f,.3'" ?.
to take up anv pos where ability and wefA
win nring goon ruiure nnvancement and li!
muneratlon. age 30. it 140, Ledger V'entriM
HUl'KHIXTKMirar or manager of a woes!
working business, thoroughly competent eea
capable of handling n big prop. M S12 1ni
TRANSLATOR and correspondent, young coWilir
man wishes nosltlon. irnevH lefear u,rie. r..ql
English. French Oermnn Italian, SpinlrtC
and Portuguese; best refcrencei at present 2
ployedJn.realest. ofTlce. P 13,1, Lednr fjjl
TOUNO MA"N, colored, w-anta place to care fuel
Invalid man or boy or will be valet for si.. 1
tieman. can rurnian good reference Addr.i,'1
Svdney Wlnstend, School lane, aermantowl! '
tiiuiiriT'iiiiriiiiuwil limn J
TOrNdMAN, 2S vcara olcT high srhoolgrairt
uni--. r.iirurm ru .irilUHIHpil.r, OOOKKSeSee
building superintendent nnd salesman d..,,.'
position, no objection to traveling AddrM.!
M 762. Ledger Central
TOt'NO MAN- 20,marrled have had fn.,r?
experience In selling hardware and other lien
What have you to offer' II 3, Ledger 'om?
101 NO MAN. 0 years sales, Purchsslng.TSt ,
and timekeeping experience, construction V3J
mfg lines; avail Rrime. o 060. Ledger Cent
YOt'NO tAIVI. meehnnlesl nhniel. U,"i-wl .. . i
pos. with adv.l sober, steady. A 357 Led. 0t '
EMPLOYMENT AOENCIES
FIRST-CLASS Catholic and Protestant cmK
waitresses chambermaids Isundresses. chill,
nurses, housework girls, butlers, couples iirtl
situations. Mrs. Kane 611 S iuth ,i 1
Phone Spruce 3101 """ 1'1
NICIIOLLS, 102(1 nalnhrldge st , nrst.c"iaj""hSc,
all natlonalltlea supplied vvantedj FrenS
ladlea' maids Protestant cooks if to til.)
waitresses, etc. Phone Locust 2130. '
AUTOMOBILES
Tor Sale
AI.I.hN 2-passenger roadster, overalls "tirer
first-class mechanical cnnriltinn iiS;
us. "" M,"r,
EASTERN MOTORS CORPORATION
, .1134 Chestnut st. Spruce 704
tiistriuutora standard "8" and AHen "V" crt
ouica louring, email mix, like newi barrtlii
26I5N Rroad' st Lt 45W
CADILLAC 6-passenger touring lights
nl
riniire, nuiii-K et lil.rili"r , lires
EASTEIIN MOTORS' CORPORATION t
ii.j, cnesinui st. Hpruee 704 i
Distributors Standard "8" and Allen "4" eH
CADII
DILLACS 1016 and 1010 models thorourtoi
iverhnuled. repainted and guaranteed by laW
Aufomohlle Sales Corp.. 142 H Ilroad at
CHANDLER mill touring, nerfect conjlitaui
aleo 4 roadsters; lights and starters; perfects'
condltlon.260 N. Rroad st Locust 4350 I
COLE 8-CYL. TOl'ItlNO, palnf and "tires n-i
t-iii,s. nrni isirgs
EASTERN MOTORS CORPORATION
1034 Chestnut st. Spruce 704,
Snrtie ?OJ i
Distributors Standard "8" and Allen "4" nil
HUDSON super touring car; wire vvheelsrpriSS
tlcally new ' ,
EASTERN MOTORS CORPORATION
1034 Chestnut st. Spruce 704. i!
. Distributors Standard "8" and Allen "4"tjl'
HUDSON super six town car, new In rtn
respect. '
EASTERN MOTORS CORPORATION
1034 Chestnut st Spruce 704.
Distributors Standard "S" and Alleji "4" rrt
JEFFERV fl-cyl.. 7 passenger touring csr.ili
new The Harding Corporation, 320 N. BwH.
KINO 1017 8-cvllnder 7-passenger touring, list. I
Stanley Mnjuir Carriage Co.. 2326 Cheitnut, ,'
LOCOMOHILE 1015 (48" 7.na.enii IZ4!
lng. painted ms rvy overhauled In our on J
shoos; would a It most particular bujsr,
very attractive car r famllyi guaranteed. '
oI.OCOMOHILE
! t IIAU.KIANMgr.lExchange CarDejt,
MAH.MON 11)15 1910 MODELS
Also used ears of other makes.
FANNING MATIIIM CO.
. . -, IJ.ROIJ AND RACE STREETS
John T. Cunnlnghnm. Manager Used-Car Dull
MERCER 4-pass. tourfng. In very line condition;
rood runner nnd n.lnl m.,hnillu n ri
. HARDINO CORPOltATIONj 32rt N nr"tM f R
PIERCE "(l"-48 7-passenger touring. newtoililK
newly painted, upholster'ng good aa new. -,
e-ellent Urea, llghta and starter mechanlclWl
best of shape new Iv nalntrd Jl
HASTKHV MOTOnn r-evienM, iTinef e
704 .1
len "4" crtr
its rrra
Its . J7J
. . ,." nraieiui si. npruce eil4
Distributors Stnndarcl "R" and Allen
Chain-drive triirk nn
RAYFORD Worm-drive truck units
,,, "ny pnv more?
RAYFORD CO . 2d anl Indiana ave
STANDARD "fl" 2.nn...nl..P rAaderi ri
painted Urea: new. f
EASTERN MOTORS CORPORATION
, ,11134 Cheatnut at. Spruce 794 .4
. Dlstrlbutora standard "8" and Allen "4"jtu
STANDARD "8" demonstrating car. 7 p'nM
EASTERN Mrrmn.1 rriiipnnATinv 1
, , ,1034 Chestnut at. Spruco 7114, A
Distributors Standard "8" and Allen "4" crtl
n, j..vit.-Nn-iv.-Mcjur. just overhauled, reptwiw
and equipped with new tires; bargain Sliolifi
Mot or Carriage Co.. 2326 Chestnut J
STUDEHAKER-CIARrORD 4o"7-passenger toof;
lng car; good condition: demountable rlmi. I
good tlrea, car has been very little ureal VU7
cheap. Xlncobar. Newport. Del, J
S. O. V Town Car. tlrea good, uphoUUrlM
good mechanlcsllv fin repainted 1
EASTERN MOTORS CORPORATION 1
1034 Chestnut st. Spruce 704. '
Distributors Standardise and Allen "4" Qt
11117 4-PAHH ROADSTER " '
1017 SEDAN. LIKE NEW
mil i.eiA.X'i.i.ll ICJUItl.Ci CJAIl
1010 CHANDLER .'l-PAKS. COUPE
into niAN'nt.Kit sumu
1910 CHANDLER TOURINO A
1913 CHANDLER TOURINO ?J
IIERRERT COOK CO. .. J
N. n. corner Ilroad and I'.rc". Spruce 4825. i
M A PYOTT t
VUTOMOHILES taken on conslgnmntlM
charge to owners for storage or etof
chargea. We obtain our profit over etrturi
price, or will buy car. Highest prlcee pals'
See ua before selling elsewhere. Automobile
sent for free Keystone Motorcar Compsnw
1803 Market St.. Philadelphia. ,.
USED PLEAHt'llE" CAR'S AND TRUCKS
THE WHITE CO.. 210 N Rroad it. v
, L, II O'Neal. Used-Car Manager. !
PhnnesLllelJKpruce 6060 Keyst Racejja,
USED TRUCKS Severaf well-known nuM
r narlnsr frnm 1 a K ine, ,lik aarl ulthoa
bodies. Oa rjford Phlla. j:o 2308 CJiestnut.J
VIM DELIVERY" TRUCK, fine running CODS'
tlon. top body, tlrea almost new, cn 51
seen at International Harvester Company
America Show Room 211.13 N. 22d st fj
LITTLE R1X PAlflK Tnniuvn anM on ea
7-dav-trlal offer nigelow.Wllley Motor CV'
301 V llrosd. -
AXLES HOUSINOS. KNOINE CASES
. SCHORER, 3339-46 MARKET .
OVERLAND PARTS J
SCHORER. 3339.46 MARKET
. IITC11ELI, PARTS 'I
SCHORER 3Stn.ir XfATlTfKT 3
AUTO LIVEHY AND QARA0iajg
TO HIRE Day or night, brand-new 8-paiif
touring cars. 1.25 hour! new I.pasMM.
limousines, ,1,60 hour up weddings, funr
f. ,wfA7,.,1' ,:lr,, "la? ve. Bell phoj;l
Pop. 1211. or Pop. mil, or Pop. ltllfl Krri
. alone. Park 1482. 3
INDEPENDENT TAXICAH CO. "?
Hudson.Super-SIx Limousines. , ;
Special attention tn weddings and funeral'
Diamond B4B0. Never closed. Park H-?i
i
AUTO R'EPAT-R.TTvTO
VALVES GROUND CAHIION CLEANBI-?J
8131 Vln st. fipruc 11 - Jl
AUTO TIKES
HERCULES TIHKS
30x3
.uuaranteed .
H..., sn.no 4x1, Illjl
ILEH TlitE CO.?X12'r.'n'roait' Jt,
.?nr.t
MEHC
Sllvau k-evvcitem n., ...... -
on o ,, iliiii11' l IV CO,, ,,,,.,...
wu2.l-."r.i' ti'hkh, gviaranteed i
RUDOLPH T1UB CO.. 1236 Arch t.
AUTO SUPPLIES
BALL ANn nnf.r.vrr, nie,nlMrl(l
, , The-Owllllam Company . . .
Walnut 8407 or Kaca 3082- 1314 Arc'.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES"
INCOllPORATB TOUR JH1BINB83
Total coat ot 7S for capital. I25.0OU.
Vecar.fuf. thorough and ifttcient Mr
PENNA CIUtlTEft OUARANTEB CO,
. Urssal lUi ..
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