IiTVEJNING LBDG-I2B-PHILADKLPHIA, TOESDAY; SEPTEMBER 25, 1917 '.V( . V -', . 1 1 'A-,-, , p , r ; -,.- IT. .. V'. . P'V' Hi " & n I tJMVM TvVii tJxiiuuujtAj , , FUNDS GROW RAPIDLY MVSSiSfV "tfnvinsT PntirinEr in tn PrnVlllfi TO- . L iftP"' , bacco for Soldiers Christmas UI113 W '"' Jtoney U pourlnc into the tobacco fund for American soldiers of tho BjwwW Committee, of which Mrs. Walter S. Thom fcon has charge. Vx. Kdwnnl Brownlnr. treasurer of the tobacco committee, to far has received J6116.10, und the stream shows no signs of dlmlntohlnev Tho seconu collection n wv Cluar Stores, which will bo mado today, Is "ected to ylohl lrRety. The stores nv.te t smokers u uciiosn " - ,.,""., " ii -s special boxes. Tho comm&teo collects these V" mid. the Vnlted Clear Stores Company rc- -. ' Seems them In cash, vhlch Is used to pur- chase mora tobacco. Among tho Iarco contributors to the fund icaterday were the Philadelphia Club, J400, " and Daniel H. Carstalrs, J100. Contributions to Christmas aift I. und for American Soldiers nnd Sailors are asljcd by Mrs. Samuel Uoll, Jr.. chalrmanof tho commlttca In charge of the fund. Brlfihtly colored cretonne bags, ten by eighteen Inches, and ull sorts of Rifts to put in thorn, as well as mbney to buy gifts, aro .' ,, v, anted. Noted Presbyterian Visits President WASHINGTON, Sept. 25. Tho Hov. Dr. John M Wells, moderator of tho Presby terian Church (inference commlttco of the Houlhcrn Piesbytcrian Church, paid his re spects to President Wilson at tho Whito House today. Deatljs ARNOLD. Sept. SI. CHRISTINE. Idonr of John Jacob Arnold, aged 08. KehUUes and friends Invited to funeral aervlces, Wed., 2 p. in". ::V1 N. 2Tlh st. Int. private. West Laurel ''hakEr. suddenly, sent 23. tiuonan w. I.uuband of Harriet linker (nee Dunitan). aged 77 Relatives and friends Invited to funeral irvleis, Thurs.. S I. in.. l'W I rankford an. 'In.-nnj. Int C-dar Hill Cem. UHATTY. Sept. 22. OKOUlli: It.. husband of Annlo Ilcrttv ne Henderson). Relatives anil friends. einr.lc.yei ot Hitter Mfg. Co.. Invited to funeral. Wed . 2 P. in.. 17-14 N Aberdeen St. lnbdxN?SC S'Bt CATIIARINI". wlfo of Richard Hennls (nee Toner). llelathes and friend', all societies of which sh uai n. in-li-r. Invited to funerftl. Wed.. 0:30 a. m., 12(1 11. Chelten live., Utn. Solemn requiem man hurch of the Immaculate Ouncepttun 11 a. ru. (lit. Holy Sepulchre Ccnj. BOVILL. Sept. 22. ANMB. Mfo of Joseph Hovlll. Rslatlvcs and friends Invited to funeral, Wed.. a. in.. 230 Hudson St.. Olouccster City, N J. Illith mass St. Mary's Gfiurch 10 a. m. Int. St. Marv'B Cem. HtlANDHETH In Scranton, Ta., Sept. 23. TtKHKCCA M.. wife of kite Ilev. John Hrand retli. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services, reeldenco of dauchter. Mrs. Thomas liapburn, 337 Shedaker St., Qermantown, Wed.. 2 p. m. Int. prliate, Mt. Morlnli Cem. IJRIXKMAMN". Sept. 21, l'ltnDEItlCK J.. on of Cecilia Krltsch and 'lito Theodore Brlnkmann. aged 23. Relatives and friends members of Archconfraternlty of Holy I'nmlly and German Uenefleial Union. No. ftn, InMted to funeral. Tnurs., 7:30 a. m.. parents' residence. 1431 N. llthBow st. nequlem mass St. l'eter's Churrh I) a. m. Int. Most Holy Iledeemer Cem. EnnCKWOLDT Sept. 24. JOHN, husband et Annie- Marls Hreckwoldt, aged M. nelatlves and friends. Green Hill Lodce, No. l&l, I u. O. P.: all other societies of which he uafi a jaember. Invited to funeral. Thurs , 2 n m.. H. V. cor Haines and Carlisle sts.. Oak Lane. Int. Northwood Cem. Remains may bo viewed Wed. eve, nrtOOKS. Hept. 23. IIARHT. son of John and r.mn Brooks (nea Havener), aited 30. Relatives nnd friends Invited to funeral services. Wed.. 2 r. lii.. parents' residence, 2457 Jasper st. Int. Oakland Cem. Remains may be. Mcned Tues , 8 to 10fp. m. CANNY. Sept. 23, MARY, Tiifo of William Canny (nee Ilrndley). Relatives and friends In Mted to funeral. Tliurs.. 8 a. in., resldenco of lirother, Joseph D. llradley, 101 Penn st.. Hrn Slawr. Men mass Church of Our Mother of Oood Council 1) a. m. Int. St. Denis's Ocln. Auto funeral. CARET. Sept 21. EDWARD, huslwnd of lite Catharine C. Carey. Funeral, to which relatives and friends are Invited, Wed., S:30 a. m.. 1313 W. Vnaneo i Solemn mass of requiem Church of St. Stephen 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cm. Auto service. CASHADY. Sept 22. WILLIAM P., son .if late Laurence and Luslna. Cassady (nee Cof fey). Relatives and friends, I'htla. Lodge, Xn. r4. L. O. O. M. ; International Local, No. 301, Roller and Iron Workers, invited to funeral. Yed., 2 p. m., brother-in-law "h residence, Wil liam Moore, 113d 13. Montgomery ave. To pro reed to Palmer Vault. Int. private. Northwond Cem. Remains may bo viewed Tues., K to UJ p. m. CHAMBEHS. First-day. Ninth jMonth 23d. at UnlonMIIe. Pa.. THOMAS K. CHAMHi:it.x; aged 71). Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. J''ourth-day, Ninth Month 20th, 2 p. m. int. private. COBSON. Sent. 23. WALTKR W.. husband of Clara V. Cohsnn. aged 57. Relatlles and friends, employes P. and It.: Kuquenoku Tribe, No. 27, I. O. It. M.. Invited to funeral er lces. Wed.. 10:30 a. m., 2043 llellevuo st. Int. private, llordentown. N. Jj Remains may be viewed Tues., 7 to 0 p. m. COLEMAN Sept. 21. JAMKH n. husband nf late KUen J. Coleman, lato of 1337 N. Marvlne at. Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Wed.. S JO a. m . parlors of Lewis JI. Swift. 8. W. cor 12th and Jefferson sts. tfolemn requiem mass St. Malachy's Church 10 a. m Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto funeral. COLLINS Sept. 23. WILLIAM, husband of Maude Collins and son of late Michael and Marv Collins, of Parish of Asdee, County Kerry, Ireland Relatives und friends Invited to fu neral. Thurs., 8:30 a. m., residence ot sister-in-law, 2442 Nassau st. Solemn requiem mass Kt. Klliabeth'a Church 10 a. m Int. Holy Cross Cem. COURSAULT. Sept. 22. ISABELLA P.. wlfs of Bernard Coursault nnd dauchter of Daniel and Ellen E. Mcdulgan, aged 2?. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. Wed., 8:30 a. m.. 243 bheldon lane. Ardmore, Pa. Solemn re ftulem mass at St. Colman's Church 10 a. m. Int. St. DenlsSs Cem. Auto funcraL CnEELY. At Rurllngton. N. J . Sept 24. SAMUEL II. CREELY. Funeral and int. pri vate. DAT. Sept 23, HORATIO NELSON, hus hand of Laura C. Filbert Day, aged 07. Rela tives and friends invited to funeral. Wed.. 11 ii. m.. 1783 Spring Garden st 'Int. private, llemalns may be. viewed Tues.. 7 to 0 p. m. j:i.LEN DICKINSON. High mass Church of the Kost Blessed Sacrament, Wed., 1 a. m. Int. private. Holy Cross Cem. DOR AN. Sept. 24. ELIZABETH, widow of Bartholomew Doran. Relatives and frterds Invited to funeral. Wed., 7:30 a. in.. 143 N. 13th rt. Requiem mass bt. Malachy's Church 0 i m. Int. Cathedral Cem DOTTS (nee Plcard). Sept. 23, OTTELIEA. wife of Jerome H, Dotta, aged Gl, Relatives and friends, members Salem Lutheran Clu rrh, Invited to funeral services. Wed., 3 p. ra., r,22S Uuffleld St., Franktord, Int. East Cedar Hill 'em. Remains may be viewed Tues., 8 to 10 r. rn. DOUGHERTY Cape Slay. N J Sept. 24. HANIEL-WEBSTER DOUOIIERTY, son of late Jianlel and Cetilla Dougherty. Due notice of jneral. DUQAN. Sept. 22, JOHN A,, son oi Cath erine and late Michael Dugan. Relatives and friends. Holy Name and St. Michael's Literary Societies ot St. Michael's Church, members ot Marquette Council. No. 289. K. of C. : A. O. It.. No. 1: Board of Erin: employes ot Notaaeme Hosiery Co.. Invited to funeral, Thurs.. 8:30 a. j-i.. parents' residence. 1827 N. Hancock at. Solemn requiem mass St. Michael's Church 10 . m. sharp, int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto fu Iieral. DUNN. Sept. 23. HENRY JAMES, son of Kmma C. and late Thomas R. Dunn. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services. Thurs., 3 p. ra., mother's residence, 2033 N, Woodstock t. Int. Mt. Peace Cem. Friends may tall Wod. after 8 p. m. DTER, On Monday. Sept. 24. SAMUEL A. Dyer, at Saranao Lake, N. Y. Funeral services u St. Paul's Church. Chester, l'a Sept. 20, at 3 p. m ECKBOLD. Sept. 23. MINNIE ECKBOLD. Relative and friends Invited to funeral. Wed. morning, from residence of son. Charles Kckbold. Frankllnvllle. N. J. Services at house 11) a. m. Int. OreennxAnt Cem.. Phlla. Autos iv 111 meet train leaving Market st. ferry. Phlla., H-30 a. m., for Frankllnvllle, N. J. FALENURE. At Wilmington, Del- on Sept. H. ELIZABETH, wife ot Lewis Falengre. J'uneral aervlcea will bo held at lata resldenre. 1S00 Delaware ave., Wilmington, on Wed. morn. Sept. '26. at 11 o'clock. Int. Wilmington 4ranorwin uem, FEENY Sept. 24, ROSB FEENY. of Park, 'ounty Derry. Ireland, aged 40. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, Thurs., 8:30 a, m.. Ister'i residence. Mrs. Edward Logan. 2142 iodfrey ave., Oermantown. High mass Church ot Immaculate Concetpion 10 a. in. Int. Holy - Mepulthre Cem. ntEDERICK8 Sept. 22. JOSEPH P.. nu. iand of Jdagdalena J. Fredericks (nea Damm). Relatives and friends, Tongwee Tribe. No. 3U22, T. O. R. II.; Montgomery Association. Invited to funeral. Thurs.. 8 JO a. in.. 1830 N. Lelthgow at. High requiem mass St. Bonlfaclus's Church 10 a m. Int. Holy Sesulchr Cem. Auf funeral. OAFFNEY, Sept. 21, at Bowers Beach, DL, JOHN, son of late Patrick and Jane O a finer. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. Wed., 8 "r m.v residence of cousin. Mrs. Annie Meier, 580 Water st. High requiem mass 8L Joseph's Churrh ao a, m. Int. Cathedral Cem. OEIB. HpU 28. THKODOSIA, widow Ot John A. Oelb. Relatives and frUndi Invited to funeral services, Thurs.. 2 p. ra.. daughter's residence. Mrs. Mamie M. Snyder. 817 Haddon v., AMstmont, N. J. .Int. lfarlelgh Cem, Jirlends may call Wed. after 7 p. m, qrnaBS. Sept S3. NAOMI ANNA, daughter Frmnk and Mary A. C. Oelges, aged IB. Rela. Vtraa and friends, member! Mt. Hermon Us. Tormed Church and Sunday school. Invited to lunoral services. Wd-. 3 p. m., parent!' resi aDC, ISIS Kerbaugh it. Int. private. North wood Cem. Frlendi may view remain! Tues., after 8 p. ra. Auto funcraL OLEJ.80N. Sept. . BRIDGET OLEASOK. Jt'lattvti and friends Invited ta funeral, Frl, "aw p. ra.. residence of brother, Cornelius Qlea. S'.'.'i l?i."-J?,h '. Solemn requiem mass St. JUhUbeih'i Church 10 a. rn. lot. Cathedral BLUJg.pt. 88. JOIIN A. O. OOELIj, aged nva-s uui jrienas, Kvixuorougn Iodge, i a. . j Harmony uoaga R. A i ; bi, .iitn.ny'a.inurcn. nwi ci nnATitu hlckoit Services. St. Timothy's V.K. Churth. Tt" '" ,nl c"urch)ard. Friends may call IIEIDLVOER.Suddenly. Sept. 22. FRANCIS WEST, aged 10 and JOIIN WILLIS, aged 5, Jons of Willis II, and Eva M, Heldlnger (nea Hare). Relatives and friends Invited to fu neral services. Wed., 2 p. in.i psrents' residence. 430D Manayunk ave., Roiborough. Int, at con venience nf family. HENDKRCON. Sept. 22. MARJORIB, widow of late John Henderson (nee Coulter). Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral services. Wed., 2 p. m nt residence ot her son-in-law. William Black, 3833 Lm it. Int. private, I ernwood Cem. lunulas may be viewed Tuts, from 8 to HUNTER. WALTEIl J., of Llanereh. Pa suddenly at Camp llancocf, (la,. Sept. 21, a member of Co, I. nth Regt.. Pa. Inf. aged 31. IIMatlves and friends. Watahtunk Tribe, No. 4n3: Ions Council. No. 7nB, r. P. A and Washington Camp. No. 804, P. O. S. of A., in vited to funeral services in Llancerch M. E. Church, Wed., 2 , m. Remains may he viewed after :30 p. in. nt thn church. lodges will noia services 'tues. eve, int. uumneriana tjem. JANN, Sept 23, CATHARINE O.. widow of Charles U. Jaun (nee Kolb). aged 73. for merly. ot 217 (leorgo st. Relatives and friends trvlted to funeral services. Wed,, 2 p. m.. 4118 N. 8th st Int. private. AVestmlnster Cem. Friends may call Tues., 7 to 1) p. m. Auto funeral. JKNN1NC1S. Sept. 22, SARAH ANN, widow of William Jennings, aged (ID. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services. Wed., 2 p. rn.. 352.1 N. 18th at., Tioga, Int. private. Mt. Peace Cem. JONES. Sept. 23, SOPHIA B , daughter of late Joel nnd I'rlscllla .Tones. Relatives and friends. Camp No. 12. I' o. ot A Invited to funeral services. Tues.. 8 p. m., 1B30 W. Oakdale st. Int. Uult Church ard, Wed., 1 p. m. KELLY Sept. 24. JAMES, husband of Jen nie Kelly (nee Cowen). Relatives and friends, William Glllen 'Jr. U. O. L., No. 30; Horse ahoers' Asso., No. 0, Invited to funeral, Thurs., 2 p. m., 2223 Oakford st. (22d and Federal sts.). Int. Nurthwood Cem. Remains may he viewed Wed. eve. Auto funeral KLEIN buddenlv. Sept. 24. EMMA, daughter nt Elizabeth nnd late Julius Klein, aged 48. Relatives nnd friends, Temple Council. No. 2, D. of L Invited to funeral, m,, 1:30 p m.. residence of mother, 623 H Glrard ave. Int. Itlllsliln Cem . via trolley car. KIlAMAil Suddenly Sept. 24. AUGUSTUS J., husband of late Allco T. Kramar. and son of lato Chanel and Margaret Kramar Rela tives nnu incnu employes i-mia. itapid Transit Co (ltlth nnd .liukson sts. barn), tnvlud to funeral, Thurs. 2 i in 1118 Snyder ave. Int Odd Fellows' i em Friends may call Wed. eve LEES Sept. 23. GEORGE W.. son of Frank nnil Anna Msv Lees and arandson nf nnrtra nn.i Mary II. llrook aged 13 mos. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services. Wed . 2 p in., parents' leeldence, MiSO Norwood st Uln Interment private, Mt. Peaco Cem. i.un.nu.n. nepi -n. i."ui..jj m.. son of James und Norn Lennon (nee Grlscoll). Rela tives and friends Invited to funeral, Thurs . 8:30 a. in., parents' resldenca. 3108 Cedar st. Requiem mass Church of Nativity 0 a. m. Int. Mahatiny I'lty. Pa. Train leaves Rtadlng Ter minal 10:30 a. m. LEONARD Sept. 22. ANNIE, daughter of Into Richard and Ann Leonard. Relatives and friends Invlt-d to funeral. Wed.. 8.3d u, m.. 21HI H. Mol st High requiem muss nt Ht Monica s rhurcli 10 n. m Int. Salem, N. J. on train leaving Markt st ferry 12:24 p. m. Wed. IAJEFI'LKIl -H(pt 23, KATIIAItlMJ vtlfo ..r r.nnl liefn. r (nee Borhmkel ,pi r... Relatives and frUnds Invited to funeral sen- rri Wed. 3 p. ill . 34 Wood St.. Camden, n" ,1 Int I'Hl'MBh " on I rl'-niH mi) v r t -h.sIi.h Tne. r.nHENTZ.' - -pi -" ':mmv i: lorlvtz (nee Ohms), wlf" ol Juvoli l.orenf UiUiives nnd friends lni f-d to funeral service", Wed.. ltl-30 a. m.. lesldeniu Mrs Mugdaleuit f.orentr, 1030 N 7th et. Int private. Nurthwood Cem. Remains may be. viewed 'lues . . tu lu p m LOUTEY. Sep 23. KATE SPANKLEH. wife of Joseph A. Louley. Sr Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services, Thurs.. ! r mv 1MU 4th " lnt' Private, laurel ""laCAKTHUR. Sept. 21. IDA MAY. wife of Alfred I. MaCarthur, only dauEhter.of Richard and Emma Dalev. aged 23. Relatives and friends invited to funeral services. Wed., 2 p. m.. M20 N. h St.. Olney. Int. rforthwood CeSI rHends may ca I Tues.. 8 to 10 p. m. "MAllDE.f-Sept 23 MARY CATHERINE, daughter of John V. and Mary A. Madden (nee llalvln). aged 3 rs. 8. mos. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. ed . 2 p. m.. resi dence of parents. 1043 E. Chelten ave.. German town. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem MALEY Sept. 23. MARY E.. widow of Thomas J. Maley. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. Thurs . 8.30 a. m . daughter's resi dence. Mrs. Irvin Smith, 2038 N. Stanley st. (31st and Huntingdon sts.). Solemn high requiem mass St. Colunilia's Church lu a. tn. Int. Holy Cinss Cem. Auto funeral. Mahanoy City, Pa. tiittierr 0P MARCH. Sept. 23. MAME MARCH (uco Blown), v'd'iw of George March, nt 700 S. 2d st. Relatives and friends, also 11. V. SI. Sndalltj Lejctio of Sacred Heart. tli Altar nnd Rosar boiltties of Churrh of St. rhlllo Nerl, In-Ited to funeral Thurs . 8:30 n. m.. from her broth er s residence. Richard llrown. 40." Washing tpn ave. Solemn high mass of requiem Church of St. Philip Nerl 10 u. m Ia.t. Holy ( ross CtMASOX Sept. 24. LOUISA, widow of il llam T. Mason, seed fl.'i. Relatives nnd friends invited to funeral, Thurs.. 1 p. m., 343(1 Emerald st. Int Greenwood (K of I'.) Cem. SIcCARTHY Suddenly. Sept. 23. TIMOTHY husband of Sarah E SIrCarthy (nee Sullivan) nnd son of Jercmlali and Slargarct SIcCarthj. Relatives and friends. Dlv 31. A. O. If.. Point Breeze Yearly Beneficial Society, employes of the Atlantlo Refining Co.; all other societies of which tw was a member, Invited to funeral. Thurs . 8:30 a. in., residence ot falher-ln-lavv, James Sullivan. 2120 Tasker st. Solemn high mass of reuulem St. Edmond's Church 10 a. m. Int. New Cathedral Cem McOALLAGHLEY. Sept. 22. MARY McGAL LAOHLEY (neo Gallagher). .widow of Daniel McGallalghley. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. Wed.. S:30 a. in.. 2218 E. Lehigh ave. Solemn requiem mass St. Anne's Cpurch 10 a m. Int New Cathedral Cem McOETTIEAN. Sept. 23. CECELIA SlcOET TTEAN Relatives and friends invited to fu neral. Thurs., 7:30 a. in., 1438 S. Broad st. S.lnss St. Paul's Church a. jn. Int. Cathedral ShGINNIS. Sept 23. CHARLES R., husband of Anna M. SIcGlnnls (nee Jones) and son of Catharine and lato Michael SIcGlnnls. Relatives and friends. Smith. Kline & French Relief Ass'n. Invited to funeral Thurs, 8 a. in. 2021 Baln brldge st. Solemn mass of requiem St. Anthony's Church n 30 a. m lnt Holy Cross Cem. SIcLNTYRE. Sept. 23. GEORGE, husband of .Tanney SIcIntyre (neo Watt). Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services, Thurs. 2 P m . HI24 N Mth st. Int. private. Remains may he viewed Wed . 7 to v p m. McKENNA Sept. 23 THOMAS, husband of Eliza J. SIcKenna Relative! and friends. 2d Regt. of Old Guards. Phlla. Infantry Corps, N. . P.. Invited to funeral. Wed., 1 p. in.. 1744 Ferry ave . Camden. Services Church of Our 8avlour 2 p. m. Int Harlclgh Cem. Re mains may he viewed Tues. eve. McSfAHON. Sept 23, CATHERINE wife of Patrick McSIahon (neo McKenney). Relatives and friends, Altar and Rosary Societies of St. John's Church, invited to funeral. Wed , 8:30 a. in., 115 Vnssar st., Wlssahlckon. Solemn requiem mass St. John's Church 10 a. m. Int. Westminster Cem Auto funeral. StcTAGGART. Sept 22. CATHERINE, widow of Hugh McTaggart. Relatives and friends In vited to funeral. Wed., 8.30 a m.. 1818 W. Thompson st. Solemn requiem mass Church of Gesu to a. m. Int. New Cathedral Cem. SHLLEIt. Sept. 24, SAItAH A., widow of Charles C. Sillier, formerly of Ashbourne. Pa . aged 08. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services. Thurs,, 2 p. m., Sloreland road, west of York road, Willow Grave, Pa. Int. PrsiOOEE. Sept. 23. A. DAWSON MOOEE. widow of late George W. Slogee. hervlces Chapel. Riverside Cem., Norrlstown. Pa., Wed,. 3 p. m MORTON. Suddenly, at Brookllne. Stass.. Sept. 24. JOHN HANIFEN. son of John Irwin and Laura Hanlten Slorton, aged 13. Due no tice nf funeral later. SIUEHLEN. Sept. 23. VICTORIA MUEHL EN (nee Selfrled). wife of Oswold Sluehlen. aged 49. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, Thurs , 2 p. in., late residence, 3202 Wharton st. Int. Sit Slorlah Cem. Remains may he viewed Wed. eve MUltPHY. Sept. 22. HELEN B. MURPHY, daughter of late Cornelius and Annie SIcLaugh tln. Relatives and friends. League of thn Sacred Heart. Invited to luneral. Wed.,8.30 a. m., 0038 Greenway ave, (81st st. and Wood land ave.). Solemn requiem mass Church of the Slost Blessed Sacrament 10 a. m. Int. Cathedral Cem MUHRAT. Suddenly. Sept. 22, PHILIP J. SIURRAY. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. Wed . 730 a. m. slater's residence, Lester, Delaware Co.. Pa. High mass at St. Raphael's Church. 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross 'naHSI Sept. 21. FREDERICKA. widow of Adam Nahm (neo Schadewald). aged 70. Rela tives and friends Invited to funeral services, Thura., 1 P. m.. 123 Robhlns ave., Fox Chase. Int. private, West Laurel Hill Cem. Auto service NEALE. Sept. 21. MARIE, daughter of Thomas and Nellie Neale. aged 28. Relatives and friends. B. V SI. Sodality and Altar Society of Epiphany Church, Invited to funeral. Wed., 8:30 a. ra.. 2218 E. Lehigh ave. Solemn re quiem mass St. Ann's Church 10 a, m. Int. New Cathedral Cem. NEILL. Sept. 23, WILLIASI P.. ion Delia and late William Nell!, aged 22. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, Frl.. 830 a. nu, mother's residence, 1113 E. Sloyamenalnc ave. Solemn high mass of requiem Church of St. Philip Nerl 10 a. m. Int. Cathedral Cem. NEIMAN. Sept. 24. SIAROARET A., wife of Bernard L. Netman. aged 7t. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services. Sat., 2 p. m 1000 Belmont ave. Int. Fernwood cm. imn I funeral.- KlUJiui.s. sept si. janb n widow of Ed ward Nichols, aged 74. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services, Thurs., 3 p. m.. 818 S, Cecil st. Int. private. NUSBAUM. At Atlantic City. Sept. 24, BELLA, wife of Helneman Nusbaum. aged 83. Friends of family Invited to meet funeral at Rodelph Shalom Cem., Erie ave. and L St., Thuri., 11:15 a. in, PETERS Sept. 1. CHARLES SI., husband of Julia Peten (nee Jordan). Relatives and friends, employes of Electrical Bureau. Invited to funeral. Thurs.. 8:80 a. m., 2810 N. Warnock st. High mass St. Edward's Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Ctm. Remains may be viewed Wed. ve. PICKUP. Sept. 23, CHARLES, ion of late Charles and Abigail Pickup and husband of Ella S'c,SiPT.(R," J'?Sr);.. Bels"" "n" friends. Court Pride of Franklin. No. 42. p. of A.. In- Tit,,-'.', 'un,r,li' 288, lV French it. (near 30th at. and Susquehanna ave.). Wed., 2 p. ra. Int. i5?ihnSy vCUy' ra' Mahanoy city and Potti vllle (Pa.) paperi copy POWERS' Sept. 22. 1IARY. widow of T.nomf oweT"' n!tlvti and friend!. B. V. M. Sodality, Ladles' T A. U. Society. Invited to funeral, Wed., 830 a. ra., 2421 Falrmount STEAMBOATS FAMILY EXCURSIONS IRON STR. THOMAS CLYDE TO AUGUSTINE BEACH Stopping; at Chester 100 rallii for SO for plcnte parties, w sail waisr huuoi, pisnty Lisui ana titaobia rir Kioni Trip. sui Cbllva B t la. u. 7tave Arch under 9 A. h BJ. Whirf Dally HM A. st ' n Bell I'binc. Hirki' llsi ' LOmikypJM,!, tTBATTIB Te. Solemn requiem mass St. Francis Xav ler's Church 10 a, in Int. Old Catbtdral Cem. Auto funeral. .rnEVOST Lnteredlntoreit. atherreslJenf". l?IJ'rruee St., cm Monday, Sept. 24, 1017. HARRIETT CORNELIA, widow of Sutherland Slallet Prevost. The funeral services will he conducted In St. Michael's Church. 10th and Lombard sts. on Frl. morning, Sept. 28 at 10 o clock. Interment private, at Wilmington, Del. .. HumiKHH. suddenly. Sent, 21. 1T41 N, Mascher st., JAMES, son of late Charles and Margaret Hodgers. Relatives and friends, mem bers St. Michael's- T. A. U. Society, St. Michael's Young Sfen's Society, members P. and II. Relief Ass'n, Kensington Branch. Invited to funeral, Wed.. 8:80 a. m. Solemn high mass of requiem. Bt. Michael's Church, 10 a. m. Int. New Cathe dral Cem. Auto funeral. HOnrWELL. Sept. 23. I'AHRr. husband of May nothwell, aged 28. Relatives nnd friends, Court Sllnslan, No. 211, P of A.; employes of John II. Stetson Co., Invited to funeral. Wed.. 1.80 p, m., 817 Swanaon st. Int. Oakland Cem. Remains may be 'viewed Tues., 8 to 10 p. m. . ROTHERMEL Suddenly, In Providence, R. t.. Kept. 23. DAVID NICE ROTHEHSIEL. Due notlco of funeral will be given. SCHWENK. Sent. 21. EMMA II. SPARE, widow of John G. Schwenk. aged 87. Relatives and friends Invited to view remains, 2040 N. Broad St., Wed,, 8 to 0 p, m. Int. private, at. convenience of family. SIIAMTZ. Sept. 2 i. FRANCES E.. wlf of William II. Shamtz. Relatives and friends In vited to funeral. Thurs.. 2 p. m parlors ot Sechler & Slagutre, 1640 N. 20th it. Int. private. SMITH. Sept. 24, ELIZA ANN, Wlfo of Henry Smith, njed 81. Due notlco of funeral given. 115 E. Westmoreland st. STEVENS. Sept. 23, RACHEL, wife of John Stevens, aged 01. Relatives nnd friends In vited to funeral services, Thurs., 2 p. m., resi dence of daughter. Sirs. Harry N. Halgh. 4420 Slitrhell it. ROTborough. Int. private. Friends ay can vveu., 7 to v p. in. SWEENEY. Sept. 24, MARY, wife of John Sweeney. Relatives and friends Invited tn funeral, Thurs., 8 a. in., residence of husband, 2310 W. Harold st. Solemn high mass St. Co lumba's Church I) a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. TATLOR. At Chesapeake City, Std., Sept. 21. NELSON B., son of tho late Lewis and Re becca Taylor. Relatives and friends, employee of Edward J. Darby & Sons Co.. Invited to services. Wed.. 2 p in.. 123 N. Slllllek st. Int. private. Friends may call Tues., 7 to 0 p. m. TWISS. Sept. 22. GEOIIOU TWISS. need M. Relatives and friends Annrlcan Lodse. No B3r, P. nnd A SI . nf Now A'ork elt SIo sonln Veterans of Penna . InMted to funeral. Wed . 2 p, m . Bon-ln law's residence I". 11. Nevlns, fiOjfl Slnschcr St.. Olnoy Int. private. Friends may call Tues , after 8 p. m VAN PADDENllt'im. Suddenly, In New York city, Sept. 22. ALBERT VAN PADDENHfRO, of Amsterdam, Holland aged 03. Friends In vited to services, Wed., 2 p. m., Oliver H. Balr llldg.. 1820 Chestnut st , Phlla. WACKER. Sept. 23. PHILIP T.. husband of Caroline Wacker (nee llaug), aged 73. Rela. tlvee and friends. Scholfcr Lodge No. 404, T. It., Invited to funeral services, Wed., 2 p. m., N. H. cor. Limekiln pike and Haines st. Int. Northwood Cem. WH1STON. Sept. 23. ELIZABETH, widow of Thomas Whlston, aged li'i. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. Thurs , n30 n. in., rnn-tn-law's resldenre. Thomas (J. luMson. 3122 West moreland St.. Falls of Schuylkill. Int. Heading, Pa. ltrmnlna may Iw viewed Wed., after 7 " WILKINS Sept L2 GEORGE 11. W'lLKINS. aced SO. Relatlvis .ip I "riintts iiiv itul 'to fu neral. Wed. 2.3(1 i m Miuthainu.un pa Jni prhate. Itlihhoio ('"in Tr.iln for Soi 'hnmptoii leaves Reading Teiniliul 1 .-'.'I p m Auto funarul WINNEWini.'. "ein J'! CI Ulv . .1 i ubI, tor of Thomas Slam, aged 37 l.eiativis nnd friends invited to fuiioml services. Hod. m., father's ri;3Ulenr. ,V,2U Cambridge ai. Fricmds may call between 7 und 0 p. m. Tues. Int. nrlvnte. Autos. WOODWARD At Snol.ane, Wash., Went 1! Stlss BESSIE WOODWARD, In tho 71st vear of her age. Slount Holls. -N. J., papers pleasa YOITNGER. At Florcnco. N. J S'cpt 23, "MARY A , wlfo of John Younger nnd d.iughtr nf Joseph A. and Slory U Slurdoclt, aged 2." Jttelatlves and friends Invited to funeral. Wed . "i lM Young Men nnd Boys Central Preparatory School (Dav and Kvening) High School Department for men and hoys r-nmplete prep aration for College, I'nlvcrslty. Technical and Professional Fcliools. All-Day School 9 a. m. in B p in. for hoys 11 to 16. Adds traltiinc; in Music and the Man ual and Plastic Arts to school curriculum. -Monthly phvsiral reports. Business Department- Stenog raphy. BooUkeeplnp, T pe-vvritlnp- and the allied Business Subjects. V.lementary Department fsplit-tlme schedules. Day schools now open Uvenlnc schools, Oct. 1 1421 Arch St. TheWilliamPenn Charter School No. 8 South Twelfth Street PHILADELPHIA Founded In 1881) at the request or the Illus trious Founder and Proprietor of the "Con monwealth." and chartsred by him on the aims day ai the city Itself. October .". 1701, tbs Bcbcol enters upon Its 22'Jth academical year September 23. 1917. ...... More than one thousand ot its student! hive entered the various colleges ind professional ind technical schools of the country, while mmy hive entered direct upon a business The 'Prospectus for 1917-1918 ts reidy for dls. trlbutlon. Rulldlng now open ror inspection snd cliislncitlon of pupils. FREDERICK L, SMITH. M. A. Acting Hendmnster Night and Day Clatiei Open Now Machine Shop Practice Mech., Freehand and Machine Shop Math. Architectural Drawlns Pattern Shop Practice Hook Illustration Automoblla Dec Mech. Arithmetic. Algebra Ulectrlclty Applied ond Geometry Furniture Designing and Conitruction Fit vourstlt to earn more money, Exceptional facilities and low rates. SPRING GARDEN INSTITUTE Broad and Spring Garden Street! University of Pennsylvania Wharton School of Finance nnd Coraraerie OFFERS KVEN1NO COUUSI.S Registration evenings, except Saturday, 7 to 9, Sept. 17 to 28. Session begins Sept. 28 LOGAN HALL, 36th and Woodland Avenue rt0BDP.XTOvTN. X. J. Bordentown Military Institute Mental, moral, physical, military training. Bc-yi tiught How to study. Oordtntown-oa-thi-Delawara. New Jirssr. Votuir Women and Clrli Phila. School of Design for Women BROAD AND MASTER STS. nr.OPENS OCT. 1 Full course! In Art. and Industrial Art. Practical Designing In all Hi branches. Illus tration, Fashion illustration. Education!) Psychology. 1. A. II. WIDENEU FELLOWSHIP TO EUROl'K rOR DESIGN THE GORDON-RONEY SCHOOL Fir Olrls, 4112 Sprues Street General and Collets Preparatory Courses. Root rarden and srym. UISS RONEY. Prln. Wanamaker Institute 23d & Walnut. Opens Sept. 24th. Embroidery, Cookery, Crochitlnr, Dreismaklne, MUllnery IS to 40 per year. Mornlni-. Afternoon and Evintnr. Citiloc O. OYEBBR00IC Miss Sayward's School for Girls 0VERBRO0K, l'lllia.. PA. Colleci Trepari. iory. Special Courses. Junior ind Musical Depts. .thletlci. Domestic Science.. Carrlige calls (or subIIi In Bill. Cynwyd, Merlon nd Wynnsflcld. '"' J1ISS JANrTTSAilVABD. Principal. AMULER. FA. School of Horticulture $ Short fall course for women to rrowtnc ve. stables. Bowers, fruit, cinnlnc, be kusUL poultry, landscape s-ardsntiur. Catalac. CKRMANTOHTJ rWii; Inn BtttesiStiiooJ for Oirli, MI W. Chsltso lfc mm- Mmmn, mmr.m,mmm , ymmvmSi.-K W nrvrni 1 p. rn., parents' residence, 2 New Sd it., Flor ence. N J, lnt Odd Fellows' Cem. . . S5KLL. rfept. 22, St. StATILDA. widow ot George ell. Relatives and friends Invited to funersl services, residence of son-ln-liw, Gir rett Kirk, Llanereh. Del. Co., l'a Wed., S p. m. Int. private. PERSONALS AFTER THtS DATE I will not be responsible for any hills unless contracted by myself. Ar thur J. Frank. Moo N. Walker at. HELP WANTED FEMALE BELL TELErHONB OPERATING The President of the. United States has pointed to thn great industrial atmv of the nation nnd to the necessity for a irenerous. unsrinsh observance nf ilutv on the part of those who may best servo In that army. The telephone srstem of the country Is to play n conspicuous part in tho londuct of the war, Hell Telephone operating presents 1ti self as a vocation for young women! wherein no less patriotic than valu-, ablo aervice to the Government may bj performed. If you are between the ages of 11 snl I4 apply at 40(1 Slorket it., Phllsdel Phja, any day, except Sunday, between iiu a. m, and u p. in. New emplojes are paid while learning nnd are assigned to offices near their homes. Tho work Is Interesting, the en vironment most agreeable antl efficiency Is rewarded by ready advancement. Comfortable recreation rooms nnd dining rooms whern meals are served it cost In every Central ortice. Apply Now! WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED STEADY ESirLOYSIUNT AVERAGE WEEKLY S1INIS1U.M WAGE S7.M INCREASED AUTOSLVTICAI.LT ArPLY 7 A. M. JOSEPH CASIPBELL COS1PAKY SECOND AND J'ARKET STREETS CASIDEN. NEW JERSEY lHiOKUEIiPlill. experienced, double entry, with knowledge of stenography, for position in monufnrturltiB conenrn- northwest section of ilt; state lafcm. M HI3. Ledger Cciurai. BOOKKEEPER and stenographer Vinton Fow ler. (:o.i N Mb CAKE PACKERS f.irls to pack cokes and wrap packages! Government orders: beginners paid JU..V) per week nf nt hours: experienced hands, x to HO. Kecbler-Wejl EaitlnB Co., 23s N. 22d St. CHOCOLATE COATERS. Acker. 121 N. Mh. experienced. Apply COOK AND DOWNSTAIRS WORK, experienced, white, references required. 1213 . l.dilgl Education a !. - '-j;mgMgjg HBMK1mmm.mmmmmam2ammM Bolli exes WIGHT S.CHOOJL Talte a course in this modern lius-lness training; school, which will Klve you tho knowiedRo and experience necessary to nil a responsible lmsltioii. at a cooil salary to htait Ior "0 J-ears wo have been tr.ilnlnn- soiins men and voutiR women to atlilevo succc-s. and will give you tho same turning nnd unpcrttinltv for rapid advancement DAY AND NIGHT SESSjflNS ENTER ANY TIME BANKfBUSINESS COLLEGE AND SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES 925 CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA. PA. FRIENDS' CENTRAL SCHOOL SYSTEM f'or 72 years in flic front rank of education and character building. Thorough preparation for College or business life. Modern equipment. New Domestic Science laboratory. Special Attention to physical training:. Super vised by Coiflmittee of lrriends--guarded companionship for each child. Separate departments, boys and girls, high school grades. Faculty is chosen from specialist trained in leading Colleges and Univer sities. The only private school with elementary schools in various parts of city. Prominent men and women In all walks of life are graduates of this School. Opens Ninth month 25th. Tear Book Now Ready. Write for Rates. JOHN W. CARR, Ph. O.. Principal 15th and Race Sti., Philadelphia FRIENDS' SELECT SCHOOL "Almost n Cotintrv School" on the I'arknay ll(l.l 140 N. 16th St. (iIKLS Wanamaker Institute 2Sd & Walnut. Opens Sept. 2th. l-NQLISH. FRENCH. ITALIAN. SPANISH ,8 and $10 per ear Send for Catalog a. MISS HILLS' SCHOOL 1808 SI'RBCn STREET MAIN LINE BRANCH, ARDMORE. TA. Elltabeth Hills Lyman. Principal MUSIC CoNSEisaioiarySusic ltd Tsar. Individual Instruction. Persons) Supervision. AII branohes. theorstlcil ind ippllid. X School of PuMio Ptrfonninoe. Tiaobiri Normal Tntnlnx Courii. Puulls School MUilo Sustrvlslon. Decree! con firred. Two Complete Pupils' Symphony Or rhsstrai. Reciprocal relations with Univ. of Pa. Dorrolteriei for women. A School of Inspiration, Loyilty Success. Our Year-Book is tree and contains viluibli tnformitloa, Gilbert Raynalds Combs. Dlreeter OfflCMiltVl'e- Dortoltorlts. Br Old Rtt4 SCHOOL OF MUSIC Y. Twenty-five Courses Vocal and Instrumental Oven to Men. Women ind Children Special Children'! Home Department Symphony Orchestra Mindolln-Gultar Club Chorus Send for Cat aloe L C A. 1421 Arch St. PEALL CONSERVATORY VUICI SIOIIT 8INUING. F.LOCIJTlbN, et?. ' CataloB, .r.".0!" T,"''1 "Sid' .SS04 y. Droad St. 171 Chestnut St. ItAOTIMW.ln SO leiioni Uopklet milled frei. CII1I1HTF.NHI-N Mano Schools 1D20 Chcitnu st. Phone Spruce WOT. 1413 TV. Venanio it. Phone 'lloia o-j'l' Walter St. Clare Knodle ri"",H.0d7oa,i7i?hrh7.-tno;?'""' Emilio Krider Norris c"j Expression. Stire Art. Story Telllar. PoIm' French nnd American Hrslems. Dlplomii. Louh Sobelman . Saj" fc Advj Bmd ,vlallll Jir'ct,.t"1'. ..pj'yj? r -isLL.-wl-IIr' rw??oB.trUaiou MM.IMIII t H. fSlSlb '' IIELP WANTEryTEMALE . CoelliKied from rreerdlaf Column CONTRALTO, quartet choirT good reader only. P143, ledger Central . DEMONSTRATORS wanted for hlih-clasi prop osltloni salary and commission. .""Ii Crosby between 1 and 4, 022 Real Estate Trust Hulldlng. DOFFERS, spinners and twisters wanted! Ijarn en taken and paid while learning. Apply Yewdell i JonesJ'o., B4th nnd Poplar its . DRESSMAKER Wanted, "a young Blrl f?rrJJ: lor floor. 10 to. 18 years nidi opportunity for advancemenL 180lIicust. - UIRL8 WANTED, 10 years of age nnd over, for work In factory: steady employment wim advancement to capable employes. Apply ULAISDELL PENCIL CO., 2d and Atlantlo . ave., Camden, N. J. . GIRLS WANTED Good wages, steady work. Apply National Umbrella Frame Co.. 30th , and Thompson. , , , - . GIRLS over 101 light workl good wages. R. Hlnnkenbunt Co.. 24th and. Ellsworth. GIRL, about 10, in factory office! chance for advancement. 22t8W. Ontnrloit. HOUSEWORK White girt; 'adult famlhi Jen- klntowntgoodjiome. SI Br6. ledger Central. MEN and women wanted at once or good char acter for positions as nurses nnd attendant! in the New Jersey state Hospital at Trentonl good salaries, Including full maintenance, board, room ond laundry. Apply to New Jersey State Hospital. Trenton. N. J. SIENDERS. experienced on sweaters; best salary paid. Pilot Knitting Stills, 233 Slarket at.. fifthf!oor NURSE, exn., or mother's helper for 2 children, 3 and 0 years nidi reference required. Phone .- ..... tn, inl . iipwhiui nil, j . -i... OPERATORS wanted for both double and sin- fie neeaie macmnen. oueuaaer s, juih hum rfimhard sts SALESWOMEN LIT BROTHERS REQUIRE SALESWOMEN IN VARIOUS DEPARTSIENT3. EMPLOYMENT BUREAU LIT BROTHERS SILK SVINDER", EXPERIENCED AND LEARNERS; PAID WHILE LEARNING. BEST WAGES: CLEANEST .MILL IN THE WORLD. SAI'Ql'OIT SILK SIFG. CO.. 1STH AND HUNTING PARK AVE blMNNERS. ring, caps or flyer: stesdy workl wages $10 per week nnd bonus for one-slds superior thread and yarn. Howard and Nor rls sts. u . SPINNERS, twisters and doffers wanted. Ap ply Yew-dell & Jones Co.. 54th and roptar, West Phlla. STENOGRAPHER, experienced un ih taphone; must be accurate and capable: permanent po sition: Interesting work: pleasant surroundings, salary $15 per week. .M (140. Ledger Central STENOGRAPHER Larse lnanufni turlue com pany: must be cnpablo and active, state uge extierienrc. reiercnces and salarj' (lelred. Si 04ii.Ledgfr("'cntrnl. SNAITIIES' eMiclien'fed. wanfel: small adul' fnntilv wages ulicive ustlll rnte to light party. Write t'ostolflm l!o 11. Slirbm. Pa., or phnni Slerlon 12-1 WOMEN nnd pirls over 10 : nrs (if B'' wanted to work n'l folding paper liovon ."1 hours per work und half bolide on t-ntitnlav. Brown A llatlev i'o. rraiikUii and Willow sts. YOUNG GIRL wnnted in band cnibrolderv de partment fur light hund sowing. Apply Smith t.- Ramsey, HI40 Slarket st, YOUNG WOMAN wanted by a laige manufar. turlng concern for nfflc work: prefer one with high school education, but common sense nnd application to work more essential; experience not necess'iry; stnto full particulars and sal. nrv desired. E. R. II, rostoffli o Box 1317, Philo Moth Sexes To Progress Rapidly on Success Road r-1 Register Now! .."i '1 IV n.lm l0 ,maI our school so much better than all other schools that every one who wants a business educa- rSw"' want to come to our school. Tnero aro now 4u students attend ing our Day Sessions and '8 students uttendlne our Night Sessions. We can antpt 51 more Dav students and 32 nmro Night Students. h Why not start at once" Straycr'i Buiineis Colics j 807 Chestnut ht l'lillndrlplila Philadelphia Sch0I S1""'0", . Prepare for ProfeSS,a.'i, DJK"U8 ' 1714 Chestnut St. Catalogue. Jiage ' ElUahcth Lavender Schrelner. Principal GERMANTOWN FRIENDS SCHOOL ?Pen S,!pt "S- A few vacancies ,, 7 for earneat cuegg prepnratory pupils. STANLEY R. YARNALL. PVlnclpal!, SUMMER KESORTS ATLANTIC CITV. N. J. Westminster 3p to Bt ate , near Reach. Me. reet Trhr.i. I....... water. MO up vkly 3 up dally. Chas. Hnhre Hotel B03C0bel IRee,aVhCtaOpA;neai, MT Special Sept. rates. Phone 117. A. K. Marlon. LAUKWOOD. f. J. AT LAKEWOOD You can find health and rest with out the fatigue and expense of a long journey. Lakewood is a short ride from Philadelphia by train, and the Laurel House is the most perfect place in which to enjoy the delight ful Autumn months. . Seaion Open September 28tlt. Information, room plans and rates upon request. LAUREL HOUSE Lakewood, N. J. A. -I. Murphy . c. V. Murphy MnB' asst. Mimuer .VKBNKRSVILLE. PA. GALEN HALL IN THE MOUNTAINS wtRnfujviur, r. ALWAYS OPEN A limited num ber of good room wilL L.iU I Row be reserved In l. c.-i.- l.njooow. mmiiimY.mZZr 1 -, SMS JJ. Vf . nBTJTrA?rrED--M:ALa AUTOMOIIILE BODY" . JYS?.Pyrn5Pt?EnitfiiP TIT DOOR POSTS L lHGH-i3RADB LIMOU SINE BODIES! MUST JIB Al MBCHANlCBl HIGHEST WAGES CAN flE MADE ON A PIECEWORK RASIS UPON THIS WORK. APPLY EMPLOYMENT ,PE1AKA M mT HALE AND K1LBURN CO., 18TH AND OLENWOOD AVE. BOY to deliver ordersi good Wlgei. Pulton 1 'Ish Co.. 420 8. CZnd st. BOY lo help In roller covering shop. Worsted Co.. Darby. Pa. Qrlswold nOY for errands. Commonwealth Addressing Company, 217 S. Broad BOY WANTED. HOY TO ATTEND MAIL BUSINESS DEPARTMENT. PUBLIC LED. OER! AGE 18 PERMANENT POSITIONl PROSPECTS l"OR ADVANCEMENT GOOD! SATURDAY HALF HOLIDAY. ASK FOR Mil, SHAW, 600 CHESTNUr ST., PIIILA- dbLphia. BOY under 17 to learn high class Interior decor atlng and run errands, ji 044, Ledger Central, BOYS WANTED OVER 10 TEARS OP AOE WAGES. 20 B.fl CENTS TER HOUR AVERAGE WEEKLY MINIMUM WAGE, ,11.67 APPLY 7 A. M. JOSEPH CASIPBELL COMPANY SECOND AND MARKET STREETS CASIDEN. NEW JERSEY HOYS, over 16, for errands and factory work: good opening for bright boys. Globe Ticket Company. 112 N, 12th. BOYS wanted: good wages, steady work. Apply Nat. Umbrella Frame Co.. 30th I Thompson. CANDYSIAKERS, on hard candles and counter goodsi makers and helpers. Apply 121 N. 8th. CHAUFFEUR; young man; must come well recommended; capable taking care of Hudson car. 234 N. Front at. CLERK Young man wanted hv manufacturlnc corporation", must be good penman and quick and accurato at llgures; experience not neces sary; excellent opportunity for advancement. Apply SI (I4S, Ledger Central. CUTTER, experienced In private printing plant: private working conditions. Apply Doughton Press, third floor of Dill Bldr., Mascher and Somerset sts. DECORATOR'S ASSISTANT BLAUNER'S REQUIRE THE SERVICES OP AN INTELLIGENT YOUNG SIAN AS ASSISTANT TO THEIR WINDOW DECORA TOR I SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. APPLY SUI'T.'S v OFFICE, FOURTH FLOOR. 833 3IARKKT ST.. BEFORE 10 A. SI. BI.AUNER'9 DRAFTSSIAN. STRUCTURAL STEEL AND RE-ENFORCED CONCRETE DESIGNING. WANTED FOR ESIPLOYSIENT IN CLEVE- I l.VND: GIVE EDUCATION. AGE, EXPKRl ENCE. SALARY AND STARTING DAY IN FIRST LETTER. SI 044, LEDGER CENTRAL. I LRAFTSSIAN Apprentice boy to mike blue prints can by proper attention to worlt and neatness have opportunity to learn mechanical drafting; wagea will bo small at start, but the advantages for advancement excellent; lo cation North Phlla P 120, Ledger Office. DRAFTSMEN Exper. mechanical detailors for I perm, positions. Apply by letter onlv to Chief Draftsman, Nelson Valve Co., Chestnut Hill. DRIVP.RS for drop-bottom wigons ind carti. II. C. Ambler 317 Old York road. ELECTRICIANS 100 first-class Interior elec tricians for largo construction ramp at Wrlghtstown, N. J ; 60c per hour, time and half time for overtime, double tlmo for Satur day afternoon. Sunday and holidays; transpor tation nnd lodglns furnished free: meals at i afeterla. 2Sc each. Apply Irwin & Lelghton, Wrlghtstown, N. J., or Employment Depart ment. 154 N 12th st. FARMHAND. Kood dairyman; sober: references. Glrard Worsted Company, Howard and Hunt ingdon sts. FARMHANDS wanted, single, and also married couples, at once for nearby Pennsylvania, farms, no fees. Department of Labor and Industri, Bureau of Lmployment, ISIS Arch and Front ond York. OARNRT MAN wnnted. experienced, to run 2 machines: liberal salary. Apply Geo. L. Seldner Co. (111 U. Fayette St.. Ralto.. Md. flATKMAN for Glrard College; experienced In meoting people: must hao pood references. Apply Steward's Office, Glrard College, fc .10 a m UWJOr.ERS WANTED STEADY WORK AVntLVGC WEEKLT MINIMUM WAGE, $15.17 APPLY 7 A, M. JOSEPH CASIPBELL COMPANY SKCOND AND MARKET STREETS CAMDEN. NEW JERSEY LABORERS THE ATLANTIC REFININCl COMPANT WANTS SOME OOOD, HEALTHY MEN WHO ARE NOT AFRAID TO DO AN HONEST DAY'S WORK. APPLY ANY TIME DURINU THE DAY, ATLANTIC REFINING COMPANY EMPLOYMENT, PHILADELPHIA OATH. 3144 PASSYUNK. 1-s.RORERS wanted, heavy outside work, steady work, eood wares. AnpV Wm. Foster. 120S N. 31st st. LAIIOKLRB 100 men for Camp Dlx. Wrights town. N. J.: 30o per hour: lodglns and trans fortatton furnished free. Apply 7 a. m . rwln & Lelghton. 1B4 N. 12th st. LINEMKN vvantedi rlrit diss, non union, elec tric light linemen! steidy work: good wages. Applv Win. Poster, 1208 N. 31st st. "'"' MANAGER .Tlili company Ii large and growing rip idly. Our business Is not effected by thn wir. Very rapid growth has made It Impossible to train our subordinates quickly enough to fill executive positions constantly being created. Therefore, we must look for a MAN Whd has had a thorough bualneas training plus educitlon. Who can reillie the vilui' ind Importmci of every order received. Who hii. preferably, had outside einerl ence but who mult be an Al Inside man. WE WANT AN'EXECUTIVn WITH COM. MON BUSINESS SENSE TO MANAGE OUR ORDER DEPARTMENT. U" A 323, Ledger Office. PRESSMAN A good leather belt preismari wanted. Address A 831. Ledger Office. PRESS FEEDERS wanted to feed cardboard on Tm'"adn'drwrin8ow,-.P.r0'Vn Da"y S" '"""' PRUNERS, high tree, expsrlsnoed, winttdi 11 per diy; can use a few learnsri if they irs good ellmben; J2.60 per diy. Tbomai iltsh.s A Bon!. 1L Airy. PMIi. Otmn. 89S. """" ROLLER GRINDER Min to grind rubber "roN' leri for silk mill ind help In shop. Orliwold Worsted Co.. Difbv. Pi. "iiswoia MBTALLURG1C.(l CHEMIST WANTED For gray iron foundry: one familiar with the mixing and melting of gray Iron In air, furnaces and cupolas for high-grade machinery castings. In an iwerlng state experience ind salary expected, addressing Box 40, Pittsburgh, Pa. MAN. elderly, ijperttnceinn rulll luppiua ind hardwire prif erred.. on. outilde zer ntak-iui, I TVUrVCB- . s .. M VHl(f J Hon ( - I b . .J" - ----- . mm l-HNW'O 1!LP WAlwir rJ Conttn.ed 7rfr-2l in7Zrr: -"N Jf"vSt.lJ..frl''i1te. of i, , P'y Wm. mcWg'ISStf StS MEM vtri- 'Ml "ArPLY iToovVWtlffiSNll lSpjOYSTCWBTRVOOI? ffti SALESMAN WantedH.wiiU-lLhas1 TZ3S "! traVeVeo ter2i1 SALESMEN. 5 "1.'JlrS,'S- """fcl.. S.?aN..flddV'w!heirAVB1l?.?? BAw78MTTmSTwfSe----lai rutnr trnflr rirn1.l'a for rtTiS! .- ".. " Jftmoa nwi""'lX tki .. -o.i LOiiimh.,. Q- -ui- h jJ OTTATi r-tv ... -.-r1L-M, SHEET MCTlt. -nr.r- out-of-town con.ttYoTcVslra - " "I't'i una liVttiniif iji V, T manent poa Bnmmint .&tt"&Et TOOL DEHtnwi.. TTlSD.-TT00i.DESIGn,. ,J", l IIBSION OP SMALL mSSP S1 AULE PARTS: BRIMnKRMW? , - -"-"-aimcij. l APPLY REMINGTON AMlj ta 41 o. ai. uviK- CDDTSTONB, H ,'J I'OOLMAICEItH. .tn... - YOI'NO MAN HIQII-sntnrit B. COMMERCIAL COUIIBI? "SSbrSAPCltt NOT H8SKNTIAU WHO iff'SW CD KM ACCURATE IN Tiltl HANnrt"?. -M , "nS. IS OrFEHRD A SpjElSSn 0JJ t uin-x Mill AUVAN'CPMrvr .il'" PERSON TO MR J. It. WF&COTT-IHJ TI8INO DEPAHTMr.vi. ;??.". i-Wi COMPANY. OTH ANDCliESIiIJT fgf -tt.,.. MAN. oveT.draTt a. f,-..u? HSWaffi, Tond' slSsl state age nnd experience. Iil-"n.'?rJ'",l . when available. P 127-T..Hf..' 8ffi?-" "fo'r'Vdt.,iK,'?.3fflL!iwa jmv&sr&ffizz&t Xt2.?"tir JL-VtorTirlieT. teVulir stating'WhSgTnd SS& tlons. to M (141. Ledger Central """'HI YOUNG MAN to as.lsTln cost dcnrtomTsI Kourmi uiiico lvorit; state lr nliM3 .. . salary expected. P.' o. sV&i!3!jl -'enerai BUSINESS SERVICE COMPACT '' I?M7MAN tooli ISO: .leVtrte Eia- U Nn chares until nirX. iMtvii?E-K' ' -' '" min lll it WE TEACH YOU TO DRIVK ANrTfimil ... AUTOMOBILES T Sin rrMPr.wrn nvDor ... A . IS WILL START T0U '"' J'.vx -vrtjj rtluIT CLASSES i SATTLER, 1001 Sp. Garden it Own Bui,: SITUATIONS WANraD-FEMluX' BOOKKEEPER, thoroughly experlenbrf. kim reapuiiBiuit) puauion, cspaoie tSKUU charge. F 144, Ledger Central. COOK English Protestant, dlsenrurt. itati position in small family, JIfrlon. Omtmll or neighborhood: prefarbty vthers onlr J a J umpi excellent reia. a oou. Irfoger tW COOK, experienced, white, wlihi p'jrt I inesinut mil; no wasninc. 1 in, Let a DRESSMAKER wants work bv day or iff (alterations). Phone Chestnut Hill 811 IS YOUNO LADY, office work! can use trots! reliable, educated; references. MM1. la tjentrai. YOUNG WOMAN of good famllj anj ti-x,-4 idndergartner, desires position in Phllavss) or suburbs as governess or companion. Jsl i.eager central. SITUATIONS vVANTED-MAUj BOOKKEEPER IS years' exparUnca in itBl Ing, cost accounting, purcnaami ana rr office management, age 87; can furnlrta rer.i desire per, poa. r ai, wain i CHAUFFEUR. Swede. 26. mirrleo. Ho 'Utsl Stewart's Auto School graduite. 1iliMJl; tlon as eccond chauffeur; prlrati taKI house; lODer, willing to worxi nji fi"k references. J B.'i4. Ledger uentrai,. CHAUFFEUR, married: expert owl! I .ss . . lm Hi ti ma Msi ufbttfTifrBV i jiaDita anyrari "i"iyirArtcv7" ffi 1 rerrea. m. iifaifr, iwwn. -," 7.1 CHAUFFEUn. colored, wanti fwritWn- F1"? I fam.; 10 yrs.' V.i best TtttJQit Cathirt U11K1J1T AIMJ -"l''''-,,-'.',,"';''",C:."ri oughly experienced, espcclillr I""11"""! . .... ItU na hnitaa rf(rl tfi 1RU4 change. Address J 631, Ledter Centnl EXECUTIVE High-grade man. IS lri jw meal, mecnanicai au uu"' .f.Hi plant maintenance, generj; ,. "irj-rj wishes position of re.ponalbmtr Urji future prospect, ago ?(. y''S,,,---, possesses executive ability, Inltuun. r, acter. F 13(1. Ledger Central . V.''-' . -'. .... '... Ik naslllnsl' M' MAN AND Wli-i:. wniie. """...""""TiSi class butler and cook; "C'li'it . Please state wages, etc. V l5TJUjlai, " - - ' . . ...1.1. . AimnandlLtt MAN. 30 years oin, wiin ik "JJJ,,5- . wishes position as watchman. Alarum. -n I-OUlll OU Bl, - . . r.. wi -..-m fliba TRAFFIC DllHSUlultiaoruu"-" -;. competent. IB sears' ewfe ".?.?-f"nlc."on rKSV aiK Utlnr'O III BUtll IIW" JJ" --- nn,!,, VALKT. Japanese. expiMenew, "&,, entire cnarge oi seui.,.-" "-: tAaM.ua from former employers Tanam. """g YOUNO MAN. designer and ".'"'."'"JSC individual taste: ppaaawM ahcwrtM 5 prefers winter position. J 147- L!iJffg -- --i ---.' .ii., -..-ti' mi h TOUNO MAN U?sire5 worn ?;" i loucn ij-pioi ji i, jc-ivi rivTTJT.nvMr.NT AGENCIK - i ... --nwatll MRS. M. KANE. 311 S. WAVIrisi.J couples, maids. val'"';fAn?J Numerous vacancies, city ml 'f.-JtSwJ llible neip, wim "'"'"" z -jT, MADAMUPLAT2T3M ,&&' supplied and n ' pl""" "ta"" - tirt-tj AOT0M0BIUL r t a T MATflR CO.1 Apperson Demonstrator A b Lylmder D:...ArrnW 6 Cylinder-'48" Touiirjl Lyons Knight W-Jl?rZ4 Fiat 4 Cylinder-5 PawNg Packard iw ., Runabout Model 1-26-l9J6j Kun 3wu win". r- .:-,! Raroaio . . c It T..inn FJ ISZyCheitnujStl "The World of Auto raw S'ATTLER'S INCORPORATED . . j 1601-15 Spring Garf JI ....; .d moft conv.nlnt Pu-i-l nr$Sp9&& garti io we ciniUhSsff-: - tLWKLLMbTOR BMJSt Ul 22d ahd 8prlng Otri'a it ffyr, 3 -" Which ariwilm- .eca-Wi' Any reiiomble offer win " ItiSSSri hiU ontrucx. rA-LESMEN-Auto ',' lritW tot PleMure ; rtie?i MotorjC&ii!! llnejJBerrnosKJeU. -W Rio 6-pHsenier. - f?.rcuarr.n:6-rnr'B',rtv."v Amirlcan. J-P" , snip it.,3'6'.,,, ion T-P R,w Hilnei Ilmouslni. ! ' "' . Trucki. one lurht, f a very attract! MTTOOTrT 1U -ton jriKJiS mechinlcal coidlttj W'Hfj w7itWn ILLS. ; VVli-JSsS-- lMU &mm ,1) lisrv?1" ; T A'j.r .,:,; it. .f v- to; ' ;
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