.rfV LA6RE0A flUlkni Cdnt.nuerarino ad iptreuh Trlansrolo del ; 't TEpiro, ma solo Mill ie 's ' tarmente hUELLI D'ARTIGLIERIA na Annuncia chc 1 Russl Hanno ... Evacuatoia Cittf dl Czerno- viiz, in uucovina r'h .J, t- ROMA. 5 T.utrtln 'Alia conferenza dl Parlel nn ri.-i. pM'WUrare le truppe alleate crro at trovano , h ra in terntorlo jrreco. Questa decisions V atata resa. pubbllca con II seguonto co Miunlcato ufnclale dato alia stamtia da Pa. i-.1 SJ La Francla. la Gran Bretngna e ntalla, TJr" Mmultaneamcnte ft non nnnenn. nnrn nn. F'illblle. meUeranno flne alio occupazlonl Vjone esse sono state costretto a rnro nel .' l'antlca Orecla, In Tcssnglla e nell'Eplro. "'li'occunazlone mltltaro del trlansrolo for- ?t'mato dalla fttrnrln ill Knntt Ounrnntn n ""dalla frontlcra deU'EpIro anra mantenuto ,, provylsorlamento come mlsura dl slcu- l men. A l'ltnlln A In (".renin al moditrannn jf' 'f$ d'accordo per quanto rlgtmrda II rlsta- '. blllmento dell'ammlnlstrazlone clvlla sotto vC-'tin commlssarlo nomlnato dalla Orecla. tV i, La Francla, la Gran Bretagna o l'ltalia vuiioci vciauiiu uuiuiku it huciiu una ''$$ base navale e mllltaro nell'tsola dl Corfu 0"$ fiho rlmnnn nnmllmenn notln la Rnxranlta iK j.i. A" -17" lr j-es uciiu vareciu.. , &, i ucicgau uuiciiuuiiit uiiiiiiirtbu onus v ? gEeneralo Pershing, hanno parteclpato alle IE, - , t aaUWaaO.W..a .., W... ....Va W lltllltl'IV a..-,...U P(ir nelle conferenza lnterallcata, ma non alio !,-: llscusalonl dl carattere politico dl cul ell ,i. . Btatl Unltl avevano dlclilarato dl dl-Onteres- , earsl. t Da fonte non utTlclale si dlchlara a Parlcl v.Vr che la conferenza ha nvutn nleno o camnleto &A i euccesso. clflcehft Taceorclo tra. I rleletratl dell varlo nazlonl e' ntato complete ed e' ttato ragglunto con la mabslma faclllta'. Ierl sera II Mlntstero delta (.luerra iiuubll cava 11 eegucnte rapporto del" generate Ca dorna" circa la sltuazlono alia fronte Italo austrlaca: A Malga Jures, nd est del lago dl Garda, nella valle del Cordevole o nel l'alta valle del Bolte. I noatrl repartl In ricognlzlone furono lmpegnall In cotnbat timantl cho ebbero rlsultato faorcvole a not Alcunl tentatlvl dl attacco da parte dl repartl nustrlacl contro 1 nostrl postl avanzatl In Val Dogna, sul Monte Rombon sul Dosso Faltl, furono completamento respmti. Jl duello delle nrtlgllcrle, cho non fit lntenso nella glornata dl Ierl au'ila fronte del Trentlno, contlnuo' lncce vlolentls Imo su certl puntl delta fronto Glulla e spcclalmento nella zona del Dosso Faltl ed In quella dl Castagnevlzza. Un telegramma da Copenhagen dice che a Vienna e' stato annunclato che le truppe rusee hanno evacuato la cltta' dl C ernovltz, cap'tale della Bucovina, che era stata presa dalle truppe russe del generate Letchlnskl ll1T l.... .-, .rt.rt , i . J,l" dell'eserclto austrlaco era lmpegnato nel p " l oiiens:va contro le llneo Italians del Tren to Uno. SI dice Che la mvnllprln pnaarcn nttt EjS" ' -jperando vlolenll attacchl dl retrocuardla Ki(. t contro gll austro-tedescht alio scopo dl 7& fam?AlTlTFrA In illvlclfml l,aaA ntiA lnAn In rltliata nella Gallzla. A Petrogiad si pera che 11 governo russo rlusclra' a rlor- X-Zl Kanlzzare l'escrcito e a metterlo In condl- Zm. Eione a, ritornare airattacco. Pcro" In tutta .-www. u. IVIII1M.IIW HIII.UIU LU3I Ul ilUUI mento e dl splonagglo. nonostanto che alio Ejj Ple ed al tradltorl sla commlnata la pena iSfiff " morte anpne senza processo. jj, " Le truppe rumeno contlnuano ad attac- VI guadagnano terreno, ma II loro successo CWX?' A nun1 anmnananaa In -.... .. !!.. ... Ha h (la' sublte dal russl nella Gallzla. jrt un telegramma da Pctrocrad dice che STT, 1'estrema gravlta1 della sltuazlone Interna Jv- mllltare ha obbltgato Kerensky a convo W; oaro per II 31 corrente meso un conslgllo ? nazionaie straorainarlo a cul narteclneranno 3 1 membrl della Duma, ed 1 delegatl degll jf llemstvfts. dpi tnllnloliill. (IaIIa unlnnl ,11 ; .' mesttere ed altre organlzzaztonl operate o delle unlverslta. It conslgllo dora' decldere ','" eul mezzl mlgllorl dl salvare 11 paese dalla &? rovlna. ye-.' KArAnitW ha dlnhmratn rhrt rttrni fpntnfKn :r:,'i , dl restauraztone della monarchla sara' son- 'v . ArAafin Rpnsn n!pa'. IT'--- - - i i - a iJQMBBS-faB-3St .HUBBUB tlaUHVLLLLLLLLH .aMBnsm iIIbW JBffUGI.flDI.BIH VfiNIl! h ift v Kt-v lv Intanto si dice cho nelle vie dl Petrograd al sono avutl nuovl dlsordlnl e confltttl san gulnosl negll ultlml due glornl. V " K. MIMIC WARFARE PICTURED VIVIDLY BY THE CAMERA ml' Tor the Freedom of tho World" the 4 m "n l!.i!. Ci!l xneme 01 a iveaiisuu rum Drama A hit nf mlmln warfare that mlcht have -B " - VS?en transferred from "somewhere In jjSjIT France," 'with calcium parachute bombs W,llV tl.lalMn. .,n aVia !, nl .fn.lin Till Rt 11! Ctrl AR rt it t8' - "' """.. :.7":. " . . i'"'rman snocK xroops witn rem Duimiicea. j'Tf'the Pasadena Ambulance Corps from Al- .2t'J'T,tmm nnrt thn Hill School division from 't Tottstown : heroic Red Cross rescues under ;. railing Are; exploding mines; batteries TO Bl lUUr puillb DiAisj .j ..H...W .-. . :lJ!jbata amid barbed-wire entanglements, was .wV -staged for the moving picture cameras of f"WWil'-. rtl.UI.A, ..1--tV.M Ua CUT Tlrt ajJT lure WUIJJUiwuun) t . twia...v...u --... tudlo at Bctzwood last night and ln- IT "seldentally for about 2000 spectators. ft t' Rubin's new photoplay, "For the'Free- 'vdora of the worm," was in me maKins. rV'rjie laKO irCHi;ilCO, jail-Ultta Aa aacava, aaa.u ; ntanelements. had beenjald 6ut by Capt. liUivln Rnwtr Hesser. of tbeL.Canadlan Ter- Storlals; the fighting -was under the dlrec- 11on of Major Kdward F. Macey, of the taiarlne . corps, and Captain J. A. Weeks. detailed from "West Point. Tho scene was ' witnessed by Norman Jeffries, of vaudeville circles; M. W. Taylor, manager of tho iJimmtrman enterprises; Sablosky and Mc-'- wulrk. vaudeville magnates ; Joseph Dougn v prty. manager of the BIJou Theatre, and M BUjerB. . , FAILS TO HALT; KILLED Mliamsport Resident in Motprboat "rj Shot by Guardsman riLLTAMSPOUT, Pa.. July S8. John er pnvaie in uainpatijr s, iimicDiun plvania inraniry, on guaru ai mo ..uMn- TYallrnflH'ft T.lndf-n brldire. Bhnt luitantlv killed Perry L. Bovee, twenty- VUM Old. 6ve and four others were Bolng up the rW rnoiorpomr u" "" hao mo . a.l n annFAafllitnff n vitf. . Afoi-rt to halt and on not complying fUard fired at them. Shepper's home . i - yfiy the Gaa Tank Exploded tPXADORF, Pa., July 3. using a to light up the exterior of a gaso- c, which they were remnngM unanea JTM-. wife and daughter Ruth, four M were severely burned. Mr. .. . .haTkunui aiuitalnAai mrhen thft - - AloUd. Mr. SchaeKer la '." TTJ1 .I-!. Wi'a. we vw -j i- 0BW i, Hi litewUie.wM WDM wer at MRS. ALEXANDER II. RICE MRS. A. H. RICE UNDER KNIFE FOR APPENDICITIS Former Mrs. George D. Widener Oper ated on at Her Newport Home. On Way to Recovery Mrs. Alexander Hamilton nice, who was the wife of George D Wldcncr, one of those drowned on the Tit ink, was operated upon for appendicitis nt Mlramer, her New port homo, on Thursday. Reports from Xewport today Fald she war recovering sat isfactorily. Dr. and Mrs. nice came back to the United Statei late last spring from an ex ploratlon tour of the Amazon. They havo been living at tholr llta In Newport since that time and hae been entertaining ex tensively. They gao a dinner last Mon day night for Mrs. Hlce's daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Flts-Kugeno Dixon, of Kulp House, Klklns Park Her daughter nml husband returned to l.Iltlns Park Tues day and on Wednesday were summoned to New York because of Mrs. Wee's sudden and serious Illness. .yi M NELLY'S ALLEY STENCH MAY MEAN CLEAN CITY Dead Cat and Filthy Gutters Start Movement for Crusade, Official Says Nelly's alley at Fourth and TVInton strcetH, with Its dead cats and filthy gut ters, has started something that the city will havo to finish. Thin was admitted to day by a city oiriclal, who Is aware of tho lack of co-operation among the bureaus and departments nt City Hall "Matters nro at a crlBls." ho declared "Tire present state of affairs can't continue much longer. The people won't stand for It. Nelly's alley has started the ball rolling; and down here we havo alt got to get to gether and give the people of Philadelphia tho service which they hao a right to demand I "Now every bureau works at Its own sweet will nnd In a round-about fashion. But there will bo a change mighty soon. It has to come. Unslncsa men nil over the city are taking up the cudgels for clean streets and canltary conditions In alleys." Tho following letter was received today: The Kvenl'm Iau!Ker: I am a dally render of our pip?r and notice that nu havo nurrefdfd In Ktttlnff our hack ward administration tos-ectlfy certain nuisances, l'osslbly ou could add another feather to your car. Hlnr- Mr Smith has com In office the carb am collectors seem to have absolutely neulected the removal of Barbige They seem to call whenever they please, otherwise they aie a law unto themselves They have not been here for about three weeks In the entlro neigh borhood the same complaint haa been heard The result In tho rubbish smells so bad, and turns to nrms. and actually walks away. Oh. what a terrible calamity It la when contractors get In poerl Yours, truly. PRETTY FLOATS TO GRACE AMBULANCE FUND FETE Goddess of Liberty Tableau and Red Cross Work Demonstration at Fotterall Square Today Two spectacular floats one depleting the Goddess of Liberty and the other show ing a real live soldier being "bound up" by a lied Cross nurse will bo the features of the Fotterall Square Jefferson. Ambulance Fund parade to be held today on German town avenue from Cambria to Diamond street. The parade Is the opening number of the second day of street carnival festivities held in Fotterall Sqaure to ralso $1650 to buy a completely equipped ambulance for llano Hospital No. 38, which Is the Jeffer son Hospital war unit. Tho two young men who will man the ambulance when It goes overseas, Thurston Barrett and Harry Leveson, are respectively chairman and business manager of the fund. Last night In Fotterall Square, which Is at eleventh and York streets, MOO was Calsed. One thousand dollars was pre viously subscribed. - nivallngthe floats In the parade today will be twenty-four babies dressed up as Red Cross nurses. They will ride In baby carriages mado to look like ambulances. Two hundred women and children In P,ed Cross uniforms will also be In line. The carnival will clnso tonight. DEATHS OF THE WEEK SHOW SLIGHT INCREASE Number 469, as Compared With 444 Last Week and 458 in Correspond ing Period in 1916 Deaths throughout the city during the week numbered 460, as compared with 441 last week and 458 during tho corresponding week last year. They were divided as fol. 'lows: Males, 263; females, 216; boys, 88, and girls, 67. The causes of death were: Typhoid fever Measles Hearlet fever Wtiooplnc couth Diphtheria and croup ).,,....., Kpldemlo dlseasa , Tuberculosis of the lungs Tuberculosis menlndtls Other forms of tuberculosis Cancer , , fJtmple menlniltls i..,....,.-. Apoplexy and. softening of brain Onanlo disease of the heart..., Acute bronchitis . ... i ........ , Pneumonia .....a.,.........,. , bronchopneumonia , Diseases of the respiratory system,...,.,. Dlseasee of the stomach ...,.., Diarrhea and enteritis, Appendicitis and typhlitis Iltrnla ...i. .. ...t........ Clrrhosla of the Hv;r , Acute nephritis and Bright' disease,,,,.,. Noncancerous tumors .f....... Puerperal accidents .nit Corureeltal debility ...f ... at heat .'.j... .. ft f ! B 49 a a 1 . . .ii'ifiatlliiilllakiiii B ten ttTVi-iiiAfA diseases ...,.,,,.. I ..V WOODSIDE THRONGED BY SUMMER PATRONS Musical Programs and Amusement Features Attract Throngs Record crowds have been attracted to Woodsldo Park, not nlono to seek surcease from the hot weather, but. by several new amusement devices that have been Installed, ii i id the elaborate musical progrnms that the park has furnished since tho beginning of the season I.dna Wallace Kinney, popular contralto, Is Hgain appearing nt the park, and the Imperial Rand, under the leadership of Giuseppe Rodia, continues its success. DEATH "J IN MI-.MOMAM McDONAI,D. In aid and loving memory of my dear son. HOMMKItS HMITH MrDO.VAI.D. who departed this life July .!. 1H09. Horn April 13, loot, riadly missed .MOTllKlt. AI.CXANDm Of KOin IVntrlds- St.. w. Thlla., July 2. SAUAII 11. AI.KXANDl.il (nee Werner). wlf ot James Alexander. Relatives and friends, Udwln Bhubrl Council, No. .,''. of I.., C'nmp, No 113 1'. O of A and tho ladles of thu Coutrland Haunders Tost No. -1. O. A It., Invited to services, Hun., 2 p. m . Oliver II llalr Uldg,, ISL'll (jluatnut st. Int. private. I1AMTON Tuly 2d, jn.NNIE E. (nen Lentil, widow of J Wnrrell llnmton and daughter of late Hamuel nnd Jann Lentz, aired 78. I'uneral services Mon . In a. tn., residence, 2112 N. Park nve, Int private. Auto funeral. 1IEI.Z July 2(1 AI.rill.D llDWIN nni.z. husband of Cora May ISel? (neo Christian) nnd son of Julius anil l.aura llelz, nxed nl. Ilela tlves and friends. Camp No. M7, 1, O. H. of A.: emploe Continental MnraKo Warehouses Invited to funeral servkes. Sun, 3 p. m.. 114 N Blst st. Int. private, l.reenmnunt Cem. Auto funiral Camden (.V. I ) papers copy. UOOIIHI, July 27, It.MtMON Xf , husband of late Christina lloorse. aged 7(1 Due notice of luneral given, residence of son. 3(159 N. Mer- vn.e St. imOOAN. July 50 lll.IZAHKTIt O., dvush- I ter of tho lute John nnd Margaret Hrogan Ilelitlves and friends are Invited to funeral. Tues . 8 10 a. m . from residence of daughter-in-law, Mrs Ilnocli IlecU lllghman, nt St Augustine's Church, at 10 o'clock. Int. St. Denis Ccm. UOWnil July 27. MIH1AM 11 . wlfo of Henry K Ilovvcr. lliiatlvca and friends Invited to services Mon. 2 pm. residence, -1(124 areen st. I'rlcnds may view remains Hun ove, 7 30 tnP. niUaTT. At residence. r,421 Plnn st., July 27, IlI.l.Alll.TK I, wife of Jntnen I) llrett 1 u neral services ht. .Mark's Church. Kith and laocunt sts. Mondiy. 11 a. in. Int. private. SWS.lL'lJu.ViTniy. July ., WI1.1.IAM. husband of Harah llucklev (nee Muleahy) Itela tlves and friend', Holy Name Society St Michael's Church. Ilv. No. 1 A O II. em plues Thomas Devlin Mfg Co .Invited to fu neral. Mon.. 30 a m.. lRIi N. II incock st Solemn requiem mass Ht Michael's Church 1(1 a m slurp Int Holy Cross Ci m Auto funtrnl . , .,,.,, ,,.,r..v.T CHAl.l VIST JUI -u. jwii.it j.ii.i,i j.i . husband of I.lla Ch ilfnnt (neo llattx), aged 74 Helatlvia and friends, meinbert of Vi llllam II Hjtrh Post. No r.. O. A It . I ourth Ward Ilc publlcan club Invited to funer.il seivlres Mon , 2 pm. 4.'3 Ceileral st., Camden, N J 1 rlrnds may call Hun eve Int. IVrnwood Cem. C-I.irrOKD Julv 27. ANNA II. wife of John W Cllrfnrd (me Oarr.guea). 227 Morris st. Oloucester. N. J ngfd 21, Itol.itlves nnd friends Invited to funeral. Sinn . ID a m .resi dence of father. William (larrlguea. Cross Jcs N. J Hirvlcrs Crosi Kos M. K. Church In W n m. Auto' will meet train arriving at Orcn loch. N. J.. ! a. m . COHIHI.I.O July 2(1, MirltAEij J . huibind of Nelllo Costellu (nee Illake), nged ID Ileli tlves nnd friends, members Holy Name Society of Church of the Sirred Heart. W 11 of C nnd J. ot A . Iieal No .11)1 Invited to funeril. Mon H a, m , 10J I lllmore st , Camden High mass Church of tho hacred Heart II 3D a m Int St Mnrv's Ccm, (Iloucester. CUNNINGHAM Jills 2(1. JAMRS J. litis hind of Marv Cunnlnghini (nee Uulnn) and son of James and Cammne Cunnlnghari. of ('minly Donegal, Ireland .Ilelatlvis and friends, Dlv. .N'o. Ml A. ) II". Hibernian llltles No K7, Clearfield llenefliiil Socletj . Ilartendcrs' Union, Local No. 115. Invited to funeral. Mon, K V a. m. J5UI I, tliarflild at. Holimn nqulem mnsi Ht Ann's Church 10 a in. Int. Holy bepuleliro Cem Auto funenl. l'AlItlll'IlHT Julv 2(1 JOHN, son of late Wlllluin and Miry I'nlrhu'Ilt. uged 51 Ilela tlves nnd friends Invltid to funcrnl services. Mnn 2 10 v m , residence of Harvey llarrctt, 1I.7S rilmore St., Cranltford Itemilns may be viewed Sun. eve Int. private KKNNlMOIti: July 2(1 1.DWAIID I' r NIMOItn, huslMnd of IMItli IVnnlmore nnd son of aMbert nnd late Margartt rennlmore, ai.ed 3 Ilelativcs nnd frlendo Invited to funeral, Mcndiy, 2 p m . rcsldencn of J. Wesley How en, IMS H. 2d st. Int. I.vertreen Cem HAnOKIlTY July 25. JHHIU'll J., husband of Cecilia HaERirty (neo Mc(-iffrev) nnd son of Harah (nee Collins) and late William Hag gerty. aged 27 Ilelatlveg and frli nda Invited tn funeral, Mon., H a. m , residence of mother, 1708 IMe ce st Mass of requiem Church of St Thomas .Vqulnas I) JO a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem, Auto funcrnl. HANHHI.I. Suddenly. Julv 25. MART J II VNSIJIal,, widow of Dnvld Hansell, wd fit) Ilelativcs i.vnd friends invited to funeral Sun , K p. in , nsldcnce of on-ln-liw. Norman D Hooks 1211 N. ltedticld t West l'hlla Int. Oxford, Ta. HIIAD. July 27, HMZAIIRTII HRAD (neo elsh), widow of James D. Head Relatlvea and friends Invited to funeral serviced Hun.. H 30 p. m . MM l'lorenco nve., W l'hlla. Int. pri vate. West Laurel Hill Cem, Mon., convenience of family. Auto funeial. IIUMi:.S July 2(1. JHNNIR I,. IIUMI.S Ilelatlvei nnd friends Invited to funeral serv ices, Mon. 2 p. m.. resldtnco of niece, Jcnnlo II. Harris ill. N. 53d st. Int. private. I.AMI1I.11TON July 211. it Lansdowne. la , JOHN POHTKH IaAMill.HTON of 7.13 Corinth ian ave . rhtM, Hervltes ami Int private I.n ItUH July 25. ANNA IlUIinCCA, widow of Theodore I,a Hue, agid 75. Itelatlves and friends Invited to funeral, Hun ,2pm res. denco of son-in-law. Nelsun W. Do Hau, Harper nve., 1'ardlev. l'a. Int. William I'cnn Cem Train for Vardley leaves Heading Terminal 10 31 a. in I.AICII July 27. nonrnT STANI.KY, son of Wlnlleld B. and l'enelope I.atrh aged 7 months. Ilelativcs and friends Invited to fu neral. Mon., 2 p m . pircnts' residence. lever ing Mill road, Csmud, l'a. Int. Lutheran Ccm., Ardmoro LICHTRNBTlHaV. July 27, nt Atlantic City, JOSI.I'H. husband of tho late TheresM Llchten stein nelatlvea and friends are Invited (n the funeral. Sun., I p m from 1737 N 33d st , Philadelphia. Int. Adath Jeshurun Ccm MncKHI.LL At Woodbury, N. J July 27, MAIUIAIIRT C .MncKIlUl.I, (nee Sldman), wlfo of James II MacKrell Helatlies wnd friends, members of FrnnKford Ave. llaptlst Church, l'hlla , Invited to funeral, Tues., 2 p, m , I.mtr son at., Woodbury, N J Int. private, Ugllnj ton Ccm. Remains may bo viewed .Mon , 8 p. m. .MAI LACK. July 20, JOHN n MATLACK. huauand ot lato Katie V. 1'rlce Matlack. nged 53. Itelatlves and friends, emploves of P. It, It., Order of Railway Conductors of America, Dlv. No. 170: Relief Dept . Invited to funeral. Mon., HI n, m , 731 Berkley at., Cnmjen. N. J. Friends may call Sun. Int Harlelgh Cem. McLANK July 2(1. MARTHA J McLANR, widow of William C. McLane. Funeral and Int. private. McLAUdHLlN. July S7( KATE M A. Me laAUOHLIN (nee Douilsse), widow of VIII am I' McLaughlin. Relatives and friend! Invited to funeral services, Mon., 1 p. m., brother'a residence, Henry O Douglass, IS Thompson St., Houth Oloucester. N. J. Int. private. Lawn View Cem. Friends may view remains nt ceme tery chapel. . . .. . MILI.8 July 2(1. nLIZAnnTH A., wife of Lewis II. Miles, aged 33. Relative and friends Invited to funer.il, Hun., 2 p. m . father-in-law' residence, Abraham Miles, Upper rrovl dencn, Del. Co., l'a. Int. Fernwood Cem. .MOllltIS July 2(1, 1HOMAH V.. husband of Margaret Morris (nee Shcrln) and son of Francis and' late Hose Morris. Relatives and friends, I'enna. ft. It. Relief Asso. Invited to funeral Tues, R 30 a. m., 2C18 H. Franklin at. High masi Hplphany Church 10 a. m. Int. Ht. Dennis Cem. Auto service. . . . . - .MOItlllSSnY. July 2d, JOHN, husband of Marie Morrlssey, Relatives and, friends In vited to funeral. Mon., H 30 a. m . 013 N. Front st. Solemn requiem mass Church of Im maculato Conception 10 a. m. Int. Holy Coss CrJD0NNKLI.. July 27. AMCTJ M. I. O'DON NI.LL (nee Hloaj, wife of John J. O'Donnell, aged 2(1. Relatives and friends Invited to fu neral, Tues , 2 p. m , Watsonlown. N. J. (Lucas ton Station). Int, Ilvergreen Cem. Auto fu neral. . . . PARKER. At Ilrldgclnn. N. J., July 27. JOSI.I'H D. PARKF.H. Relatives and friends. Philadelphia Lodge. No. 20. H. of II.; employes I'ennt. II, It. Iti lief Asso., Invited to funeral. Mon , 2 D m IMS hnjder nve Int. Mt. Morlah tTllILLVt:-Julye27. ANTHONV HTLVKSTIA ril.II.LV, husbnnd of Kthel Hltchens and son of Anna L. Callan nnd late denrgo' W. Ilellly. Itehitlvis nml friends, Class limy Catholic Hlah School, Invited to funeral. Tues, H a. m , 1170 N Bid st. Solemn requiem mass St Gregory's Crnirch !( 30 n. m. Int. private. New Cathedral C m. aVutn funcrnl. ISrjIOUNIIKIUI. 1ULT 27. LOtJIHA. widow of Adolpli Schoenberg, aged SI. Relatives nnd friends, membtrs of All Hilntu' Luineran (lurch, Invited to funeral services, Mon., 2 P.m.. resldinrc of sm-lii-lnw, Ihoinaa C Vun Osicn, 411" N Uber st. Int. private. Odd Fellows' HCOTT July 27. JANR. widow of Dnvld Scott, nged (U Ilelitlves and friends Invited tn funeral servlcts, Tuesday, 1)3(1 n in. at her lito residence, linn llainbrldgo st Int. it Rlvervlew Cem Wilmington, Del. Friends mnv rail Mon., S to 1(1 p. in HIIIKLDH July 2(1 WILLIAM J., formerly of 1 12. H. 2IMh St., I'lilia., nusnann or Margaret Shields (no Piatt). Relatives nnd friends, fel. low nnikiiien "( I). '. H K Co., Pier HJ, Invited to funcrnl, Mnn., S 30 n. m,. Ashland ave nnd Ijiuton terrnrc, Prlnios, Del. Co.. Pa. Solemn lilah man of requiem Ht Josi ph'a Churrh Colllngdale. Del. Co.. Pa., 10 a. in. lilt IIoiv cross cjen. . . SLOAN. Julv 20, MARY H, wife of Robert J Hloin nnd diui hter of late Charles and Mary Charleston aged 4'i. Relatives and friends In vited to funeral services .Mon, 2 p m. l.llii I! Susqiiehunni nve. Int. private. Laurel Hill Cem Remains ma he viewed Sun . after 8 p m SMITH Julv 27. CHRISTIAN F SMITH. Relitlies and friends Herman Lodge No 7. I OOF Harris Hncampment No 2-'. I O. O F. Inlted In funeral services Mon . 2 10 p. m , residence of son-in-law Joseph P. Kersh iw. 2SJ0 N. 11th st. Int. private Mt. Pcaco Cem. llernilns miv be viewed Hun ee HTI.WARf July 20 THOMAS, htuhaml of Mary A Stewart (neo Tnggart) Relatives nnd friends Invited to funeral services, .Mon, .2 . m 1700 Fllsworth st. Int. Mt. Mnrlih Ccm. Itemilns mi be viewed Hun , 8 to 10 p m. TAir. Ilifj JO. MARY A, widow of James C Tilt, aged 71. Ilelatlvin and friends liar field Lodge, No. lit o of H. of II , Court Frank lin No ID, o of U H., Invited tn funeril serv ices Mon.. 2 p. rn , neldeiiio of son Wltllnm (I Tail. 4211 N. (.tli st. Int prlvite, Ureen mounl Cem Runalna mny bo viewed Sun., utter a p m. JIlOMtUN Tuly 21, PF.Tr.n, hmbind of Into Chrlsteni Thomsen Ilelitlves and friends. Dinlsh Itrotherhood, Dinlsh IlenefUial Soeloty. Iliu Workers' lleiiefldal Union No 1, John Hrolnli v'P Ilenel.elal Sodetv Jlrritherliond of Palntirs of America, Local No. nil of Phlli . invltid to funeral. Hun.. 2 p in . 2101 W. Lehigh ave. Int. Oreenmount Cem Remains nny be viewed Hat eve. .Vuto pirvlce. TIU.l.V July 27 nt Riverside N. J. LAW. l.llI.NCi; K . daughter of Charlfs T and Amelia 'tllliy aged 10. Ilelitlves and friends, employee Klwtsldo Watch Case Co., Invited to funeral. Mon. 11 a in. pirenls' residence, 22S Hooper si Riverside N J. Int. Cedir Hill Cem Frlf ndi may call Hun , 7 to 0 p. in, VOdl.L Julj 20 HARRY F. son of lain Divld nnd Harah K V ogel Relatives and friends Villa Council No 1)01, o. of I A.. Crvstal Fount Lodgo No. 17 K of P , Harry Sl.el Yearly Ren Assn. Ilrown & Railey U Co Southwnrk Field Club. InvlWd to funeral services, Mon.. 2 p. m., brother-in-law's resi dence JnmeH C Walker. 2.117 H ilth st. Int rrlvate, William Penn Ccm , Somerton, Pa. 1-rl'ndi miv call Sun. eve wniNHRT. Suddenly, July 20, OOTTLIIID, huibind of Louli i Welnert (nee Klemm), nged 54 Relatives and friends, member of Iladl srher Unt Vcreln. IlirbarnssnvUnt Vereln, the Hnrlscher Volksftst Vereln, Cunnstatter Volksfcst Vereln, Hnrmnnle Society, Allemnnla, Oesang Verein, nnd all other societies of which detensed wns a member, Invited to funeral. Hun . 1 30 p. m , IH.I N 5th st. Jnt. West mltnter Cem. Auto service. WlllHH. July 25 luuIHA K.. diug'iter of .ugust and Loulsi Weiss (nee Hiutter). nged 11). Relatives and friends, members Hundiy Hchooi I.vnn Lutheran Church of Our Hivlour Invited to funeral services. Sun , 2 p. m.. parents resl e'mce. 3011 Ormea st (II nnd Indlnna nve.). Int. prliate Itetvun Cem ailtn funeral WIllTZI.L. July 27, (IHOIiail II. WrJITZr.L. husband uf Laura M Wclt7l aged 72 years 0 months. Relatives anil friends, also Lehigh Lodge No 2.'7, A. O. U. W.. Invited to funeral servlcis Mon.. 2 p. m. precisely. 1221) Harold st., abovn 12th and Huntingdon ats. (nt, prlvile K,,of P Greenwood Cem. WHITF. July 20. ANDRF.W WHITR Rela tlves nnd friends, Waseci Tribe. I. o. R. M., No. 4, Invited to funernl services, Mon , 2 p in , nt his Into residence. 2JJ3 W Cutnber jind t Int. private. WURST. .luly 27. CHRISTIAN Bon of Herry 1. and Debornh Wurst (nee Ilermn) nged 2. Relitlves and friends, emplnvea of Pennsylvanl-v Cooper Shop, Invltid to funeral, lues, h 3D a. m.. residence of brother, William Wurst. 2317 aim, on nillflllll lllKll HU,g CmirCIl Ot IRfl Nativity 10 o, m. Int. Holy Cross Ccm. SUMMER RESORTS. ,TI.NTI() CITY. N. J. HOTEL OSTEND Whole block Boardwalk from Boston to Soy. rrelgn Ave. Coolest spot on the beach. New cafe the largest In Atlantic city: distinguished appointments, delightful cuisine. Olassy smooth dinclrg track eighth of a mile long. Open all the Year. L LJRUDUKRH. Mgr. Westminster K"' ave near Ueaen. tiev. i0 Yrtouimiaici .reett i.rlvate baths, run. water. (10 up weekly. 12 up dally. Chas. Iluhre. Hotel Boscobelentuc!.5' Ale- v;ar each. , , T? ... Pen all yeir. Fine table. Rklt. Phone 117. A. H. MARION. HOTEL ARLINGTON J?"-" A' ,. Near Reach. Open nil lear. R. J. OSRORNK SON. 8To.n iiAitiioit. n. a. HARBOR INN Overlooklni beach & bdwk. '" Garage. Cirl. Edwin Belcher ABIIUIIY PAKK, N, J. f Pngt. (J PJKKrisn MUltLcJir jROVrfal SUMMER RESORTS SUMMER RESORTS 7 W-fi - -..a...!"'' i- '"Jijii m i!;riSSsfil I sank ki i:rini n Fililii; " ' I'" rim... U FTl MiliBEsiSii Lake Louise In the Canadian Pacific Rockies With its Alpine trails to Victoria Glacier, Lakes in the Clouds, Paradise Valley, Valley of the Ten Peaks; to many other points of unsurpassed beauty. Boating. Pony Riding, Cooohlng, Climbing Gay .social life or rest "and relaxation at Chatoau Lake Louise Facing the loveliest of all mountain lake3 "where each window frames a million dollar picture" This Chateau is only one in the Canadian Pacific Railway Hotel System. liberal $top-ovtr privilege! along the World' e Grtatcet Illgkua . Write, call, or phone or fnormaflon o Tour ,Vo. 130 A. R. C. CLAYTON. City Tassenger Agent CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY 020 Chestnut Htreet 'Philadelphia K. R. PUHRY, General Agent, rassenter Dept. list Uroadway .New York City i EDUCATIONAL Both BMfs Jr Positions Guaranteed 7i Wo t'aln students for Rood rwsl. tlons na .Stenographers, Bookkrp ere, Secrctnrlet and Salesmen and And Rood posltlonB for them. May we ero you 7 Day nnd NlRht School now open. Charses moderate Why not beglr. now7 Walnut 381 Strayer's Business College i a Bin ann t neinui, on, a IS riillnilelphla .Ji T' Ci l- trained, always In demand: ss. rllinS V'lClKS cure a, rosltlon throuith our ronrse of Instruction. Philadelphia School or Flllnf. 010 Chestnut St.. third floor. TEACHERS WANTHD; rosltlona waiting: fr reslstratlon for collece and normal graduate. Mod? Teachers' Ilureou, 1002 Market Bt. INDIVIDUAL INSTUt'CTION "Touch" typewriting. Our spe cial flnuer training- rteelopt ureat speed. 4830 S-ansom Ht, Ynnnr Men nml Hoys nnnni.Ni ows, fJ. J. B0RDENT0WN MILITARY INSTITUTE BORDENTOWN, N. J. ri'RrnM.i'Tho Indlvlduil deelorment of a. hoy's charnrter nnd scholarship for tho work of tho world In college, selentlllc school or business. IWrTl.TYj A large, smpathctlc nnd efllclent liody of Instructors :I2 ears' experience. INSTIU ClKINt Bnnll elisses Individual at. lentlon Kach hoy Is'taught now to study. LOCATION: Healthful location on tho Dela ware Itlver. seven miles from Trenton, on the Pefinsjlvinla Ilallroid. SdlOOIi Lll'la! High atnndird of social nnd moral student life Super Ised athletics, whohsome food carefully regulated d-illv program of work nnd recreation and drill produce sound bodies, capablo minds and chicrful dispositions , 'or rrtlofooiie, nrMreii Iter. T. II. LXMION. A.M., I). I).. 1'rlncllml (ol. 1. D. LAMXI.N. Commandant Young Women nml f.lrls THEGORDON-RONEY SCHOOL For r.lrls. 4113 Surucr Street Oeneral and College Preparatory Course, noof garden and gym MISS HONCY, Prln. ovi.ititimnK Mis3 Say ward 'a School for Girls OVLItltllllOK. I'HIH.. I'A. roltego Prepara tory, ispecli' Courses. Junior nnd Muslcn! Depts. Athletics, domestic Solenee Carriage calls for pupils In Italn Cnwjd Mf rlon nnd Wynnefleld. .MIS S. JAM.T SIMV.IRI), rrlnrlpnl. MUSIC ItAOTIMK In "JO lessons or 'Money Back. IlkIL mailed free. CIIIIISTENHKN PInno Schools. 1880 Chestnut St.. MIS Venango St.. 1320 TasVsr Ht. Phone Spruce OUT. STEAMBOATS FAMILY EXCURSIONS IRON STR. THOMAS CLYDE TO AVfltlSTINK ItliACII Stopping nt Chister. 100 miles for 60c. Salt water hithlng, plenty tables and benches for plenle pirtles . rare Kounil Trip, fine: Children S to 10, 25e I.en Arch St. AMiart Dally 8.30 A. JL Sunday 0 A. M. Hell Phone JIarket 11B2. JAMES E. OTIS, Manager, 3 Arch St. REAL ESTATE FOB SALE IaOOAN . ECKMAN'S LOGAN HOMES Prices Below Present Cost 11TH STREET North of Somerville Ave. (5400 North) 0 rooms. laundry nnd bath: hardwood floors: hot-water heat: tllo bathroom: shower; window shades complete. $4000, Easy Terras CHAS. H. ECKMAN Builder, on Premises XOST AND FOUND DOCI Lost a toy ltoston terrier. 45th and Bal timore nve,: name Trlxle Owner, L-lsle Schu mo. 2715 N Palrhlll st. Liberal reward If re turned to 4Ti2u Spruce at. PERSONALS .. SMITH, WHO LEFT TUESDAY. MUST COME HOME AT ONCE ON ACCOUNT Or SICKNESS. ' DOLPH, I am rosltho jou will seo this, me this eenlnc. Phone A. HELP WANTED FEMALE DELL TELEPHONE near our homo In pleasant and healthful surroundings, with excellent opportunities for rapid advancement. There aro twenty-eight Hell Central Offices In Philadelphia: probably there Is ono within a few blocks from your home. Unusual opportunities for earn est. Intelligent young women between 18 and 21 years of age. New emplovea nre paid while learning and are readily advanced. Pleasant dining rooms, where the best of .food I sold at cost, tn every Cen tral offlce. Comfortable sitting rooms for reading and relaxation when oft duty. flood opportunity (or aenlor and su pervising position. Apply nt 400 Market street d'ally, except Sunday, 8.30 a. m. to 5 p. rn. niNDEPr Wire stitching machine operator, experienced: steady employment. Allen, Lane & Scott, 1211 Clover t. .. .c.nn.VK W1UTE11 WANTED Must he thoroughly experienced. Reply In own handwriting, stating salary wanted age, etc. . P OH. Ledger Office. nViH"8 ""ration desires the service of several experienced soung women: excellent opportunity for advancement for high or bull' nea school graduate. J 853. Ledger Cent. coRnpfipnMn'pMT. ,. j. . ... respondence and service details local district sale office. Call 1411 Widener Mldg. COMPTOMETER OPERATOR wanted: must be .,.v.,v..vvu. Di.i, nve, naiary wumea and how oon you can report. T 310, Ledger Office, 0Iih.0iJrl? Le".''.for 'f" office work In ". -- v.a.vv uiu ui 4uivn ami accurate at figures: salary. 18 P 518, Ledger Office. QIRL wanted who I familiar with checking Incoming bill, contract, etc.: state age. ex nm nc and ,alary wanted. P 4J0, Ledger fiELP TfrATfTgP--yi!MAt.g Contlaucd from rrettdlna Column and how soon youcarirePort.P, 4 1 .. ig oc YoTJNoTaDV anted v'th ivtrlrnc' "; i,a?.m. ..pSSyW soon you can rernrt.r 309. I.edg ".i.E" VOUNirLATjyTasslst m "" "5 ?erp.'BVd anJ , bookheeplng experience r"'"L' LVSita "n accurato at figures- stato salary wanted reply. J OI8j. Ledger Central.. YOUNC1 LA'DV. assistant hkkeeper, experience In flee Insurance offlce necrsajm. APPiy ' own handwriting. P. O. llox 1071. HELP WANTED MALE ADVERTISING SOLICITOR for Wh-ct. wHN establlshed engineering Jqurnal: excli s ii e ler ATLANT,,1S.'!;ivKRC80MrANr ItlVETr.HS CARPEi'TEftS t'aVI.lfl'.ItH ItlOOEItS Apply Employment Department rhllsdelnhla Oate. 3144 Passvunk ave. ATLANTIC IIEKININO COMPANJT DOT. Id, to learn clockmaker's trade: J''! opportunity tor a boy to receive rest Instruc tlon on fine work. Reply by letter only. J. II I'AI.IMV lalal. A W AND rHEST.VUT STS. ASIC FOR Mil. HOUll- OAl,1 BUS 1IOV II 4 per eek: s at once.1201Marketst. steady work, Apply CORRESPONDENT, experienced ,JUI ni: respondence nnd service detail: local district si lea office Call 1411 Widener Hldg. GI.Rnei? ".'"'i.'V.' Y"h veral years' expert ence In bookkeeping or checking Invoice, freight bill. etc. In reply give full panic": t lars. r 513. laedger Office. iff. ICE cream and confectionery store Tounr lady, exp. wanted. Cal 2aiaf Frankfn?d ' STAMPERS Experienced stamper on fine ats. a. oa" w,t i.1:'.' '""..",i"'l"" uid manent position. STENOGRAPHER wanted: we have an opening for a flrst-clas young lady tenogriphef. and one who can handle office details; must be .- - .-.. yv" "su , c-uiiuiivnqeu, in receive consideration give phone number and salary expected. All answer trlct. confidential. Address M 080. Ledger Ofllee. l"'taenua.. TELEPHONE OPERATOR: large private branch , exchg.: .late ,g. and exp P 514. l"dr Off. w0,Te?,B.TteV.rv'''n!:dir.i Apply 1203 Market t" "" '""" t"'' WOMAN Permanent oltlon in old. aubetan. :.-..T.-'-"-''r ?y" -sesui -sjaawrai DIPHWASirnri Experienced "ll"hvrnsher: short hours. K, per week: clean respectablo man, stead position Applv ln3Mnrkestj DIIUOS nxperlenced'min o work In ,"AT,r dept of wholesale house. .Apply Valentine II. MnltW. Co., S. J cor. J!d andOreen sts TTltl.MAN wanted: steady position: good pjvi no ashes, reference required. APPly to Wil liam Mustard. Itldgn ave. and Laboratory "nJ-nlsoflScliuyUJUPidladelphla. riTlMOIIT HANDLERS, white or colored, An ply Penn l.Ilnllro-id Freight Station. Tier 111 Mlllin I'riawwtr w.f JOB COMI'OHITOIt In private rrlntlng plant. Applv lloushton Press, third Hoot. Dili llldg., Mascher nnd Homers e t sts LABORERS Rood, steady, hard-working men wanted Apply Emplosment Dept.. Phila delphia gate. Atlantic llellnlng Co., 3141 Passjunk avenue. LAROnER wanted: stevly work: 30 rents per hour, nold for, rainy das. Apply Wm. Foster. J2ns N.Jllst st. . LABORERS wanted Apply 1708 North Howard street LEAD OI.AZn.ltfS AND CUTTERS. STAINED OLASS CO. WILLET MACHINISTS and helpers for both new work and repairs: experienced on textile, machinery a good quTllflcntlon Apply Evnnson & Lever ing CO. all aAlianiir live.. . tllliirn. MACHINISTS wanted on machine, tools and Jatho work Wilkes. 4onFrankford nve. MEN wanted for heavy outside work. 30 cent; per hour, steady work all jear around, paid for rainy dajs. Apply Wm. Foster, 1208 N. SlSt St; . MILLWIIIOHT wonted In woodnorklnc; plant. Oeorgn W. Smith . Co., Inc. 3907 Powol ton nve. PAINTS Young man to work In pnlnt 'Icgt. of wholesale bouse. Apply Vnlentlne II. Smith H Co., SW ror. 2d and Oreen sts. SALESMAN wanted for up-to-date specialty In three States. I.lto wires call. ,.. 7R.t Drexel Building SALESMAN Traveling. Variable man. to repre sent Westlnghouso Lamp Co t In Virginia ter- ro; Apply141 Widener llldg WAlTHIl Experienced wnlter for xtra nnd sunner nnd full time Applv lgi.n Market t YOUNO MEN. ntc 17 tn 20 cnrs. to learn trado: 20 cents per hour to start nnd ad vnncement. flelher. 101 1N Hancock st. WE ARE IN THE MARKTaT for men who are dissatisfied with their present places of em ployment nnd nro desirous of becoming per manently located with nn up-to-date, reliable firm which offers Inducem-ntB for advance ment to men who havo tho proper qu-illno-t-tlnns nnd nbillty nnd who are able to take ndvantngo of nn opportunity when offered to them. Wo nre contlnunllv nddlng tn our fac tory nnd equipment, whlrh nnb!es us to offer n bright futuro to rapid men who are looking for good, permanent positions. Preference given tn nonunion men. Wo piy a 10 hnnua to men who nre punc tual nnd steidy. Wo wint engine lathe, tur ret lathe, Hullard milling mnchlno and hori zontal nnd vertical boring mill operators. Ad dress or call DB LAVAL STEAM TURDINE COMPANY. Trenton. N. J. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE CHAUFFEUR, white, desires position In prl vato fnmliv: best of reference. Address P. O. llox 2ri, Narberth. Pa. USED AUTOMOBILES AUTOCAR chassis, flrst-class condition: cheap: demonstra to anywhere, 5227 Ludlow. IllltCIC ltOADSTER. 1015. Phono Woodland 3150 II good condition. CADILLAC limousine, perfect condition, elec trically equipped; bluo Interior, tinted royal blue-black moldings, tires almost new, bar gain; no dealers. 7127 Woodland avo. CADILLACS 1015 and loin models; thoroughly overhauled; repainted and guaranteed by us. Automobile Sale Corp., 142 N. Broad st. KINO, 1017. 8 cylinder: practically new: Stanley Motor Carriage Co., 2321 Che reafl. Chestnut. LOCOMOBILE 1014 0-48 7-passenger touring painted maroon: overhauled In our own shops would suit the most particular buyer; very at tractive car for family; guaranteed. LOCOMOBILE 2314 Market at. F. M. HALL1UAN. .Mgr. Exchange Car Dent. MARMON 1V13 lelfl MODELS Alaoused car of other make. FANNI.NO MA1HIS CO BROAD AND RACE STREETS ttetvn T rnn.nnt.ham. Manager Used-Car Pert. OVERLAND 1014 touring, tine condition: good 7R07" Mintzer. 018 N. Droad. Poplar BT.A.Nl:FY u".'" kerosene for fuel. Can you beat It? Phone LOCUS! lOOn fni- HAmnna.Palnn STANLEY -MOTOR CARItlAOE COMPANY 2323 CheBtnut st. TiWAl-r -torx ti-uok. in perfect shape. 450. THE WHITE CO. 2t N. Droad st. 01, Mtt.Ueil Car Dept. 1017 4.PAS1. ROADSTER 1017 SEDAN. LIKE NEW 1017 CHANDI.EIt TOUltINO CAn 1010 CHANDLER 3-PASsVCOUI'D lltlfl rilANDI.r.ll SEDAN 1015 CHANDLER TOUltINO HEIUIURT COOK COMPANY N. E. corner Ilroad and Race, Spruce 48"S MA PVOTT ' 1017 ROAMEll touring car! epec ally painted! SJ.r.? wheels; guaranteed: J1000. Ulgelovv. Wllley Motor Co. 804 N. Droad. USED TRUCK'S Heveml todies. Qarford l'hlla. Co., 2308 Chestnut. Droad. well-known AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE T?n,,UlnF-;D?., !ih,t. br-nd-new B-passeng.r touring cars, 11.25 hour: new 7-oasseniIp limousines ll.BO hour "S.fVJddlng. " funeril K BDneiniiv. in in,., n.. n... Pnn'ioii V, vT-" ?" W! "5''.Pnone: tone. P.Vu 14Ki'v- "" or " 1U: "" INDEPENDENT TAXICAI1 m" .a,. i.i"...!.?i HuP"-Slx Limousine. Plneclal attenton tn wedd ng and funeral Dlsmond 0400 Never closed Park 71?' AUTO SUPPLIES AND REPAIRING VAE3v, Qnn5XSAvnSlNTZCLEANED-2 2121 Vine t. spruce 1812. AUTO TIRES HERCULES TIRES GUARANTEED MEWTJljl:l CQ8?Xail N-.-lYroad0.5, 80x3H NONSICID ITrE'sT.' 80lW,HfD,.Tn55.. wir ranted,. RtjDOLPH tire' Gsrfis-ri'M- :i .18 08 . 2.33 BUBINES8 OPPORTUNITIRH Q .';AL COUNTRY STORE ? Right lnTA ,'M8I,J?D ?' YEA11SD iinni in village; 2 mile from atattnn i EApN8;he.tnut t. C. I'. PC OUR SERVICES FREE-" will hand! 1 na Ph.rra made befor - .. .u" BtsilviCES FREE To encourage new patronage we i your incorporation aUuaf coati iurrS.tr l"vlce "PPllcitfin ? k PE.NNJi. CHARTER niTAa,WT. . lVeeval I,11- w v.w, 'aa....t.vU .... . "' ".:. titn PateliTs W?Xr ."' Vllow t.'obT , ciig.tV.r.Y'rv.,, vagft.;r " BUSINESS PERSONALS useful L WH .1 MM WUlttI lO a ji '"SrSfn." mh,,r -u,t' Cool Kloth." PMAft.rc. '". Luslne nd n.h.. J ' - "'.". Sfnalwl-. ecount collected f,,.",it jiCnJH..d Bldir. "is? Al iMt"".- :JSyk,,Dti?cav( ".n.CTyff" ref.: out ment e Ageocvfi-S.'aSf ' ' a- -JL-U ' ylr'VWSl. u , ' (' e i t . ' BUSINESS PgRaoyALr, Continued ron Prtctdtni Column ni ah rtarl and e ItAIVIVl HAMONDM liOtJOHT Ta LW.TAiihaio k fin v.."".c,"j wuti uiiu4zra ... 1620 Chestnut t. Est.h i DON'T nilsjudg get you fact, uttatlon free FULL VALUII for nlamonds, pTMfinST".? I ver. ni-erlmis stones, pawn tickets tnVif!'T KE MAT. CO . 032 dhestniil ii-.I?rlti. DIA MONnS IJTAMrrviis-' .. -,- v Ol rfL'PKliri.UOUfl HA'lR removed by rcTeTr'J the onlv permanent way; eyebrows KlSfi'rt """" " "- "'" eaire uuiwtn.-'l FOR SALE UATHTUD9, ink, wnshstanda, tolltt ann iv '! namel arnnds ehn. 119n a ' o.i,".an' OtuSf , UILLIAIID. TAHLh..1 UOvVlINII ai I vl New and second hand RepalrtSumtii.1 J ItOSA I'l O HAItltY-M rilBK. f CO "f a'tv.. tl 'tt , ,.11,1 ..A..I annl.l...l .. . .-i alH- 1 uiuuinw. ,-w. ui,.uii.niiiii. a:nnand. bnn.h, sd rented, exch'd. Keafer. 328 rii;.?iuyht. Desks, Files, Safes and Household- rjtillntf Central Reeond.han'1 -.,. .. B04-000 014 Callowhlll (t. Fllhen 7.. I DEtKS, telephone booth and othtr eom.u.r S offlce equipment, flne condition and low SrTel.. " - - . -"" '"amnsiim '. rt.AOB. all sixes Special, n-ft.-flsg. .fi Mk- dl and rone. J2: worth 13; Bx8 fi . ' " ? (il and holders. 10 Arch st. Phone Main Ka1 OFFICE FURNITURE Large assortment of slightly used d..v. safes file, ciblnet. etc.v store and Mil taurant fixtures, household furniture ni. , looks us over: get prices: free delivery PATTEN FURNITURE CO. Wal. 1801. 1127 Arch. Rare ?S(i TAPER NAPKIN H $1 per thousand andST i Ezra Levlnsnn, 20 3. Bth. Bna " A REFRIGERATORS ?iT "a.att$ HOWE S(LHCO 800-08 Arch t. -i4Sl "newand BlIghtlvuTedafernler'aoi. ..thin walls: big bargains, aifi N. Foumjtty? Bargains in Cameras and Kodaks and musical Instrument of all kind, dhc. morula, watchce. suitcases, traveling bait vlctrolaa, ". RIEDER'S LOAN OFFICE MONEY IANBn LOW AS ,. I aiding ch-ilrs nnd tables Invalid wh.u. chairs. Chair Exchange. S. E. cor. 6th b vii!! HEATING HLATLRS, bolleri!, ranges, new nd rebullti removed for tho Makln-Keleey health e..! will Install cheap. 1827 Filbert. nealm 6"li MACHINERY AND TOOLS YOU MIOHT DO prerlsely the samo thing If It wan shown that jour competitor had the lead lv contrnlllnK hnrards nnd waste with Yorrm FRICTION CLUTCH pullejs nnd FniCTIOjl CUT-OFF couplings HIIAtTINO and MA. CHINE WORKS. 113 North Second. dnaiii.a luioJI & SON. COLEM.VN-SHOEMAKER-MEAD. INC. can cuiiuiivrciai A rune llllliuing. New and rebuilt engines and generator Dill nulomitlo engine. 13x10. arranged for direct connection or belt drive. rhones Sprite H7H. Race M.'j D. rOWER-PLANT EQUIPMENT Dymtnos, motors, boilers, steam and oil a elites pumps, air compressors rRAN.'OOW:YJNtJ127N. 3d t. DY.NAMOS. motors "ISid machinery bought sold nnd rented, nrmaturc. repaired. Main Bl Market 300-i. earsley Co .2J4N. 3d st. FOIl RUSH OHDERSof sprockets, chain, el valor buckets and transmission materials call on CHARLES nONDCOMPANY. 620 Arch It. MVN'FRS of plain and automatic machinery. Send for booklet. A. Nncke & Son,. 240 S. Bth. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS SPECIAL JULY SALE HErPB',3 UPTOWN STORKS Our treat midsummer sale I on. Thirty-lit upright pianos rnvo been greatly reduced. Tbe lOltcwinK rr u lew riiruHiaj (33 New England Piano tt'i McEwen Piano 9 Chlckerlng Piano 120 Lester Piano 121 Mathushek Piano i(irt Dramback Piano 105 Cunningham GIrard Coat 1250 new Cost 275 new r50 nsw 800 new 375 new 325 nsw 300 new Cot Coat Cost Coat Coat PLAYER PIANOS $20t Weberfleld Player Piano Coat 1450 niw Cost 000 naw 371 Auto Manual Plajer Piano 803 c;unningnaui aviuiuutese Player Piano Coat 650 new 410 Heppe riayer Piano Coat 700 new Terms $5 monthly and upward, according to price. Call or write for large illustrated cata logue ana special viana oc payment. HEPPE' S UPTOWN BYOnES Cor. 0th and Thompson at-., Pnlladelpbl. 4 87 LARGE EDISON MACHINE; cablntt and records; cost new (75; only 75o wexlr. (42 KEENOPHONE and records: mahogany, cost new 73: equal to new; only 75o waakly. EDISON MACHINE at greet reduction; up ts date; cost new 200. Call or write for com plete descriptions and large list of bargain, with special plana of pavment. ' HEPPE'S UPTOWN STORES Cdr. 0th and Thompson sts,, Philadelphia 120 r.O VICTROLA VI and 8 10-lncn D. F. re. rrds, excellent outfit at reasonable price: oniy 2 monthly. j $64.50 VICTROLA, S?tyle IX, Includlnc U lection (0 10-Inch V. F. record); only II weekly. , BOO other new Vlctrola, all style and vrlo. Write for catalogues HEPPE'H UPTOWN STORES Cor, flth and Thorn pson Bt.. Philadelphia IB YOUR PLAYER OUT OF OHDKBf Be tl We Are Expert ORAND UNION PIANO CO. Player Expert II Id KENSINGTON AVH. Phone Kenatngton 1801 OLD GOLD OLD QOIJ3. silver, platinum, plated war, old style .Jewelry, teeth plate bought for eah. ksc. inu. j. i,. fimrH, rnner. HU7 sswiom. OLD OOLD Cash paid for old gold, silver, an tiques, clocks; send postal, will call. ROOERS. 45 .S. 17th st. Phone Locust 121B. STORAGE FIDELITY FIREPROOF WAREHOUSM 1811-1818 MARKET ST. MILLER N. DROAD STORAGE CO.. nroad aa. Lehigh ave.: new fireproof addition; room fire proof ; furniture and china packer: automobile vnsi eetlmate free. Hell phone Diamond 740. MILLION dollar concreta fireproof warehouse: finest tn tha world for furniture. Et. free. . N. Phlla. Storage Co.. 2083 Lehigh. Dla. THO. WEST I'HILA. MONARCH 8TORAQB CO. AUTO Packing and Bhlpplnr BERVIOE 8870 LANCASTER AVI". TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES TYPEWRITERS RENTED NONVISIDLE 4 MONTHS. IS VISIDLE S MONTHS. IT FACTORY RF.RUILT TYPEWRITERS AMERICAN WfilTINO. MACHINE CO.. . 802 CHESTNUT ST. WaVf. 2540. MAIN RENT A REMINGTON from th. manufacturer; visible models, 3 a month: 17.50 for months: rental payment applies on purchase. HEMINOTON TYPEWRITER CO., Inc., 110 , S. 0th st Philadelphia. WANTED ANTIQUE furniture, broken Jewelry, gold. XJI-..,al.e teeth, feather beds, "Antique 785 Walnut. Phone Walnut 7020. Est.'Jj 11- IBM., Anii uu furniture, china, allver, old war , hill a Mil..., .tU-a l ,. ah ,,NI. Ple.ee antique. 1625 Pine t. Locust .. BROKEN JEWELRY7 antiques, nl.tols. coins.' jM ...... '. nun iirice i nay maiieu. wc. y,.r "9 Doss (People' Store), 2B0 8. Ilth. Wal. iW: CAHT.OFF clothing; we positively pay 60 mor f ....... u.irei,, vuiis. overcome aress buiib. -v- -, Postal, call, phone Dick. 0155: w call day v .-iffVej city. uhs. Friedman Pros 1444 South c uiiNlTURB. piano, carpet, antique: en" J pr part houe bought for cash, -o matter how m large. J. llernslefn IBM lllrtir. ave , j FltllNITURE, CARPETS ETC7. WANTKD. U RJMEU 4053 Q1RARD. 1IARINQ 820".'X uialJ.UOLD, SILVER. PLATINUM, fal","",! alamonda and preciou tonea bought: hlhl f"nPrlce Paid. Modern Refining Company. 137 South Ilth. Dell phone. Walnut 0850. ROOMS FOR RENT CHESTNUT. 1027 Room, single or enult4 privai hatha; hot water: electricity. S FAIRMOUNT AVE., 028 Nicely furnished t hi ra 4 ..ww. vmn ruum; ooq location. 1'OPiar you ..-, 'm SPRUCE 1409 FUltNlSHED ROOMS WALNUT ST.. 4405 One or 2 furnished room I ann aUr"ctlv" apartment for 1 or 2 tttZ$ 2004 JIT. VERNON Very desirable slngio thlril -. "gv. mrnisneq; summer rvvve. ynrnlshed 22D, 870 N. 1 or 2 gentlemen.' 12.80 or IJ iront. running water: owner: exceptional, TUB i.i r and Walnut: exoell 3B0ARDINQ i 'LB TEA ROOM In the Clermont, 44U ' lln. .ai.1 Ha-la 7K?2 W. . . "Pj; MsUUTI.U: J BAKITAJUPMB i ATlONl I I MlMt
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