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BONE-DRY LAW
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r Transported for Per-
'sowrt Use Not "Inter
state Commerce"
CCISION OP U. .S. COURT
WASiirxnTfiv rw
TU Waller Mitchell, a negro llvlnp; at
Vpublltv Kanawha Counlv. w. v. u.
tJDtS Iho distinction of tnaltlni. II.. n..(
BrfKl of.V'e "bne tlry" law of March 2.
iii, wnicn pronimts the, tin' donation or
Intoxicants Into nny State or Territory the
lftwa of which prohibit the manufacture or
ae therein of liquors for beverage iur
poses. Mitchell wai ncciultted by tile
United States District Court, and the De
partment of Justice has Just Instructed the
United States District Attorney not to at
tempt on appeal of the case to the Supreme
Court.
' Mitchell bought a quart of whisky at Cat
lettsburR, Ky and, taking a cur on the
Ohio Valley electric line, transported It to
Kenova. W. Va.. Intending to carry It to
his home In Republic. He knew that the
law of West Virginia permitted him to do
this, but he did not know about the "bone
dry" law recently enacted by Congress for
the purpose of preventing persons living In
dry States from Importing liquor for their
own personal use.
At Kenova Mitchell was arrested by the
Authorities and Indicted In the Bouthcrn dis
trict of "West Virginia. The case was heard
on an agreed statement of facts and there
was no trial by Jury. The District Judgo
acqulttod Mitchell and held that whllo the
bringing of the liquor Into the Ktnto on his
person was transportation of liquor, there
was no phase of commerce connected with
It and. therefore, thero was no "transporta
tion In Interstate cominercn" within the
Meaning of the "bone-dry" law.
The District Attorney proposed an Imme
diate appeal of the case. In order that tho
United States Supreme Court might pass
upon tho constitutionality of tho law, but
the Department of Justice called a halt and
directed him to drop the appeal. The de
partment took the ground that the- Supreme
Court was without Jurisdiction, In that an
appeal In such a case, It being a criminal
case decided against the Government, would
amount to placing tho defendant In Jeopardy
twice, contrary to the Constitution.
Widespread Interest attaches to the case,
which would Indicate a disposition upon
the part of the Federal Courts to construe1
as legal the Importation personally Into a
dry State of liquor Intended for the per
sonal use of the man who brings It In. If
this view is sustained, any person living
In a dry State may go Into a wet State
and bring back with him as much liquor
for his own use as the laws of his own State
will permit. In West Virginia and Virginia
each person Is permitted one quart of
"hard" liquor a month. Other dry States
have different laws.
GROUND IS BROKEN
FOR SUBWAY LOOP
Operation Starts on Locust
Street "Leg by Excavation for
Re-Laying of Sewers
Ground for tho Locust street leg of the
delivery loop of the subway high-speed
transit system was broken this morning,
when workmen began the work of open
lng Locust street at Eighth for the relay
ing of two sewers.
One square at a time will be dono so
as not to hamper property owners on
Locust street too seriously. The paving
for a distance of forty-flve feet on each
end of tho afreet will be kept Intact dur
ing the operation.
The delivery loop will tun from Broad
and Arch streets under Arch to Eighth,
under Eighth to Locust and under Locust
to Broad street, and will cost nearly $7,000,.
800. Contracts for the Arch and Locust
streets sections are held by tho Keystone
State Construction Company, which Is the
concern of Senator McNIchoI. The Eighth
street section of the contract has been
awarded to Smith, Hauser & Mclsaacs, of
New York, although this Arm announced
"Informally some time ago that It would not
accept tho contract.
!WAR DEPARTMENT MAKES
CHAPLAIN ASSIGNMENTS
rlS-4.. -. r i- ir si
jtj-C ' -niiiiovero wj uu.vu vuriuus ijlinwn-
'v1 ''. merits With Rank of First
l Lieutenant
WASHINGTON. Oct 2. Tho War De
partment today announced the following
fcsstgnments of army chaplains, the first, to
National Army cantonments with the rank
ef first lieutenant:
Assigned to Camp DIx at Wrlghtstown,
N. J. :
The Revs. George N. Murphy, John A.
Parrelly, Joseph S. McDonald, Harry P. C.
Cressman and Ward F. Kirk.
Assigned to Camp Meade, at Annapolis
Junction. Md.:
The Revs. Mark E. Stock, Charles F.
Gwyer and William J, Munster.
Assigned to Camp Lee at Petersburg, Va.:
The nevs. Edward A. Wallace and Henry
'V. Church.
Other assignments are:
The Hew Edward 8. Mahoncy, Camp
Taylor. Louisville, Ky.
The Itev. Edwin A, Flynn, Camp Devens,
Ayer, Mass.
The Iev, Claude M. Heves, Camp Pike,
Little Hock, Ark.
The Itev. Harry B. Boyd, Camp Dodge,
Des Moines, Iowa.
The"ltev, Edward L. O'Toole, Camp
Funston. Fort Ililey, Kansas.
The llev. Edward It, Stanford, Camp
Travis, Fort Sam Houston, Texas.
The Kei Francis A, McCloskey, Camp
Sherman, Chllllcothe, Ohio.
The following were assigned to Camp
Upton at Yaphank, L. I. :
The llevit. James M. Howard, James J,
Salllgan, John J. Sheridan, Thomas J,
Dunne. Francis W. Walsh.
CARL W. ACKERMAN WILL
ADDRESS POOR RICHARDS
War Correspondent and Author to Be
Speaker at Luncheon Next
Tuesday ,
Carl W. Ackerman, war correspondent
m q prauut "Mi'w um ilvw t m lUnCll
oh.oc w x'qqv uicnara tmo ne3(t tub.
'xt&i following ojflcers have been chosen
:k
uiv wiiuiiii ci i x-rcaiaeni, llowo
vart; rice presidents, Itlehard A,
Cyrus ll. K. Curtis, Jarvls a.
Colonel Louis J. Kotb.. R. IL dun
i r treasurer, Thomas R, Elcock: aerro.
n w. '. xneraiason; airectora for three
i, j. a. uawnei, Jtarry T, Jordan,
Paschal I ; directors for two -r..r
WaUat directors for one year, Howard C
Styrir. Jphn Slnberg, William J. Eldf)dg.
Par SkrUK Kanpera Mfnra
lZIWTOff Pa., Oct The supply of
en, s is autn star At RMhraoKe collieries
at u. i-hh UM ami orojduetiMi bss
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POPE SEEKS PEOPLE'S
SUPPORT IN PEACE MOVE
Approval of Certain Socialistic
Aims Attributed to His Holi
ness by Rome Paper
HOME. Oct. 2.
Pone Benedict li apparently necking sup
port of his peace plans from the people of
belligerent nations, since It's nppcal to the
rulers has ho far been Ineffective. Direct
approvnl by the Holy Father of certain
socialistic alms was attributed to him In
two separate statements today.
The greatest slgnlllcanco was nttnehed
to an editorial In the Osservatoro ltomano,
a newspaper frequently regarded as tho
Vatican's offlc'nl organ, nnd which It was
bMlcvcd was approved by the Pope. The
editorial declared the Holy See "was In
agreement with the Socialists of Italy and
elsewhere In so far ns they woic seeking
to safeguard democratic liberty and pro
tect constitutional rights by legal means."
Those who professed to sec the Pope tak
ing tho radical dtep of sympathizing with
socialistic Ideals read tho Osservatore
llomano's comment In connection with n
bitter editorial attack In tho Corrlcre
d'ltalla on German Foreign Secretary
Kuehlmann. Through these two editorials,
they held, tho Vntlcan had contrived n
diplomatic hint to Germany ns well as a bit
of counsel to tho German people, and es
pecially the Oennan Catholics.
Another direct intimation of the Vati
can's position on tho development of the
people's rule was In tho Pope's words of
greeting to a new Russian diplomat accred
ited to tho Holy Kee.
Interviewed today, this Russian flatly de
nied that tho Pope faored a reactionary
Russia. He said h's Holiness expressed
personal sympathy with Russia's democracy,
regarding tho revolutionary movement as
political and social evolution
"I found tho pontifical mind agreed," this
diplomat asserted, "that pence Is tho ex
clusive prerogative of Parliaments respon
sible to tho pcoplo or tho people them
selves," eatDs
nMiriANoEn. 3fpt. 20. MAnr nAnnAN.
OEll (pee Walsh), wife of Harry O. tlarranger.
Funeral Wed , 8:30 a m 2347 N. 30th at.
Holemn requiem mass St Columba'a Church
10 a m. Int. rrlvnte. I'rlends may call Tucj.,
7 to 0 p. in. Auto service
HKNNHTT Sept 20, JACOB O . husband of
KlIzAbeth llennett (nee Spraota). Relative and
frlenda, Chosen Friends' Castle. No. 3.1. K (J.
i:.t Washlnaton Camp, N'a. 3.1(1. I. o. S. of A .
Invited to funeral services. Wed. 1:30 p m,
l."JBl Welkel t. lnt private. Mt. Peace Com.
llIERSlir.NK. riept. M. PKEDEntCi: V..
husband nf Ilosa W. Illershenk. Helatlves nnd
friends. Athelston Ijdge Xo. 4R'.'. I'. nnd A.
M.. Washlnaton Camp. No. 1K8. P. O. S. of A :
Delta Castle. No. 8. K O. E.: Victory Lodse,
No. 41)4, K of V. all other societies of whlth
he was a member, Incited to funeral. Wed., u
p. m.. (12J W. Clearneld st Int. prlwite,
Qreenmount Cem. Auto funeral
nr.ANFOUD. Hent. .'10, JtoniUS IJ. 1ILAN
KOItO. husband of Ida lllanford, Kclatlvea nnd
friends, Washlnston Camp. No. 1, V. O. S. of A.,
and Court Kobln llool. No. 14, !'. nf A., In
vited to funeral. Wed., 2 p. m . lis S. 5th St..
Darby, I'n Int. Mt. Morlah Cem. Itemulns
may l viewed Tues. eve.
HOWKRH. Suddenly, Oct. 1. NICHOt.AS S..
husband of Prances Dowers (nee Munich), at
lino W. Lettish ne. Due notice of funeral
given.
11IIEEN Oct 1, JOHN, husband of Tlllle
Norrls llrcen, nsed do. Itelatlves and friends
Invited to funeral services. Thurs,, L'UKl p. in .
Da Kalb at. pike, Upper Merlon. Montgomery
Co, l'a. Int. prlate.
imOWN. Sept. 30. suddenly, EMMA n ,
wldoiv of Thomas Ilrown nnd daughter of late
John K. and Esther A. bhrlber. aged 70. Ileln
tlvas and friends Invited to funeral services,
Thurs., S'30 p. m.. Mt Airy and a teuton aves .
Mt. 'Airy, tnt ivy 11111 Cem.
HUCKl.EY !.-.( Lincoln drive, Sept. 30.
FRANKLIN PIERCE 1IUCKLEV nited (IL
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. Wed.,
tl a. in.. Church of the Resurrection. II road und
Tlooft sis. Int. private
11UDD. Sept 2!. ISAAC W. 11UDD. Husband
nf Jennie V Dudd (nee Scudder), ned 70 Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral. Wed.. 2
Y. m,. 1401 llnlrd ave., Camdon, N. J. Int.
leddlns M. 13. Cem 1 rlends may call Tues.
eve.
C'ADWAI.LADER. Oct. 1. WILLIAM, hus
band of Margnrct and son of lat Reese and
Ellmlnla Cadwallader. formerly of Hatboro, Pa.
Itelatlves and friends Invited to funeral aervlres.
Wed , K p. m.. parlors of H V Frankeutleld
Sons, SDth and Spring Garden sis. Int.a private,
CERES Oct. J. FRANCIS : J son of Eman
uel and Theresa Ceres, aged 11 Due notice
of funernl given from 24.10 . Watts st.
CHEW. Sept. 21). JENNIE W widow of
Christopher C. Chew, aged (13. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services. Wed . 2
p. m . lis N. 3d St., Camden, N. J. Int. pri
vate Hrlelh Cem.
CLIFTON --Sept 20. at Rrldneton. N J .
ROSE H.. wife of George W. Clifton, aged 47
Itelatlves and friends united to funeral serv
ices. Wed.. 11 a. in., brother-in-law's-resl-dence.
Stephen P. Werts. k.12 N. 32d st.. Cam
den. N J Int. Fernwood Cem , I'hlla. Re
mains mav he leved Tues eve
CO.VCANNON Sept. 30, MART, widow of
Patrick Concannon. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral. Thurs.. K:30 a m . 2212 Man
ning st. Holemn high mass of requiem St Fat
t,cJKjL.C6il.rch 10 -m Inl- Holv Cross Cem
CONLIN. Sept 3(1. JAMES CONI.IN. Rela
tives and friends. II. V M Sodality of St.
Edward's Church, Invited to funeral. Thurs
8.3(1 a. m.. 2438 N. Ortanna st Solemn requiem
mass St Edward's Church 10 u. m lnt Cathe
dral Cem. Auto funeral
COIICILAN Sept. 2D. NELLIE COUOLAN
'J lU,!!, iwI?.0,j ."'. Jnhn ,c "8ljn Relatives
residence of sister. Mrs. John Kcgarty. 3717
iiaenco 01 sister, jirs. John Hcgarty. 3717
r. avt. High requiem mass Church of
"Ptfj-W-tlen ll u. m, Int. Cathedral Cem.
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Annie Coyle (nee MeBlrny), of Ardsbeg Oorthsrk.
nnn.al !,. anrf Ilut .II.,.. .1 ,.!:, .. '
j .-... V.,J n'lBinra biiu irirnus, 1 aine-
rtrai Holy Name Society. Invited to funeral
Thurs.. 8:30 a m . 21120 ilrnndvwli.e st. Solemn
requiem mass st Framls'a Church 10 am.
lnt Holv tross Cem
i..DAKE.n8.".W 30' .MARTIN, hutbnnd of
late llrlduet Dakers. of Queens County. Ire
land. Funeral, to whUh relatives and friends
are Invited. Thurs. 8 n. m-: 14.10 s .1,1 st.
; 0Lr"li,l.l!m,,.hu,r'n 0'. the Sacred Heart
t:30 a. in. Int. Holy Cros Cem Auto funeral
Remain, mav be viewed Wed. ,ve
DEVER. Sept. 110, ALEXANDER, husband nf
810 N 4(Uh' st no,lco ot 'unal slven from
DEVINE. Sent. 30. MICHAEL J.. Sr . hus.
band of Annie M. Devlne (nee O'Connor) Rela
t Ues and friends St. Patrick's Holy Name So
clety. Invited to funeral. Wed,. 8.30 a. m.. 213
Lombard st. Solemn high mass of requiem
Cem Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross
DICKSON Oct. 1, suddenly. SUSAN 11
(laughter of William and the T fa'te Agn Dick
on. Notice of funeral later.
nD0.7.AL,.Vsf.N At Moorestown. N j. Sent
SO JESSE M., husband of Minnie Donaldson
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. Thurs.
10 a. m.. parlors of B J Ilolton, SO W 2d it
"SmUI?.". '".' !,ap,y,t C'm- Mnoreatown
DONNBLL. Sept. 20. at Wlndhum fVnn
EMMA C DONNhLU Relative, and' l?,nnd.
Invited to funeral services. St. Andrew's P. E
Church, 8th st, above Spruce. Wed.. 11 1 m
Int. private. ' "'
DONOVAN'. Sent n Krnict' a ..
A'.. S'1 I""" h" .,.',, "sldenc'e. 304 8.
B?.thJo,nnXertEa1ng,i..Tt l" " Chu"
DOUUIIIiRTV. rfept. SO SIAROARET lf.
ef Ch.rU. W. Dougherty and daughl" of" M.'r!
garet and late Martin Loftus. late cf MonlvJa
Countv Oalway. Ireland. Relative. mJinVH.
invneu 10 lunerai. Thurs.. 7:3(1 a. m.; 2204
Wood st. Solemn requiem miss St. francl
A;tVo"Fur'il?h ' m- Int' "oly ''" Cem
llam H. and Elizabeth lll.hop. aged 33. jtela'
; ye. nnd friends Invited to funeral services
Wed., a p. m.. 1S3.W. Durham L. Mi. Alrr
Int. private. Remain, may be viewed Tue. T
to v p.v m. ' '
FARREI-L. Oct. 2. I.-KTTIA, wife of William
H. Farrell and daught.r of ate Joseph nnd
Katherln. Carton. Relatives and frlJSds In.
Vlt.d to funeral. Bat , 8:8(1 a. m.. from "acni
Orn .t. Solemn requiem m. at' st Franc .
TCnvler Church. 10 a. m Inu Holy Cross cm
FOSTER. Oct 1. EDWARD; husband f
KmrnaVoster Jnej MaLvuttf. 'nelMlvea and
friends Invited to funeral serv cei, Thurs . -10
p. m , 724 Ortscom t:. Krankford. Int. private
OALLBN. Sept. 2, OBottOB. sin of fat
John and Marcar.t (lal en. R.latlies and
frl.nds. League of th Sacred Heart nnd ndii
?S'?ett.,07ro,h.fnU.So'3M.?i?
Cem.
OETHKN Sept.
2K. . .uddenly.
widow of Robert W. Oelhen. ft.tatlw?. !il
friend. Invlte.1 In fr,fl.lll..'miZt and
SARAH.
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...a 11 1 r.- .- - . ..v. ini
R,ilZ7'ZZ2"t. J,nA- JUt. Wrn"
Int. nH,... l-'-
V(ood Cem. Friend, may call Wed.
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MANT husband ot Clara. C.
OleATTBIlEIt. Ilerlln, N. J , Oct
10 n. in
I. IIER.
aged HO.
lar. f. n ahai
ll.Iatlve. and f r.epd.. Ilobert llliimm idVe. S
. uiatii
taAnnt .r . .r - - -
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asK-awrTi mi -ra-K A-ncffn TeKiss
Heottisn jtno, or Trenton, N. J.i Lu Lu Tenmi.
A. A, O. N M. 8.J employes of Aschlnbach
Millar Co., InvJUd t, lunjrat rvtc.7rr?w,
f iun.rj car leaving Thurs. a m t
Dorlestowh Ch.pel. Remain, may U vi.A
Wed. v.. W0 Rldg. .v.. Doyl?,tovrn nwA
OOtlLDINO, Bpt. 80, JOSEnr N huah.nrf
of Mae Kth tiulallnaU(p"K2,'rS'1:Sd
on ifJoPa " 1 Ora. Oouldlna". f Fort
fcrlf. Ontario. Can. Du. notic, of funiral iw"
parlors 01 . ncnw w a. Hon, 3040 Dlaraonj
a. LPwfle.towa paper, oopr. wiaroon
ah-,sJsIsa""'iM
r . wf 1 1 1 ...wk bnaian.
-e -iir i-niia . ann in tf
E'tMAsEt )v'm; eve- T"""vMnir.?.,i!
tlvei and friends. Mercer Lod rlZ riC vnl'?l
.t . Tlmu rW..t.t..T a " iT V "U . ""H
EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2,
UK,THS
tl-?..,-n,1 'rlenilg, members rhlla. Club and
Ufi1"""'. ?,( "iril. lleart. Invited to funeral.
Wed,. RJJo a. m., 6SU0 Washington ava. Solemn
requiem mass t'hurch of the TransHgufathin
l0rfllom' Jnl: 'Joly.Creag rem. Auto service.
OORS Sept 30, I1D.MUND (IOSS. husbtnd of
IV? IffSTV"1 ,? Uo'i r H'htr). Itelatlves
V, .rlT,"u"- JJrffr Lodge. No, f.(). I', and A.
J. 1 8 Times a Chapter, 11. A. M.I i'alestlne
'ommaiidery. No. 4, K. 1M Ancient AmniSS
Hcottl,h Illf. nf Trenton: N:lJ.,lLu'nl'pp
m'iiiA; mNiV.'. H.'l eniployes of Aschenbach X,
Miller Co., Invited to funeral serv cei. arrival
,.'LLunAlV..c.l,r l.vlnF 1U;4!l ".. ar Movie.'
llAKXIXnS. At ItHpral.lA M T 0 . .
ANN! V.. wife of Lyle Hnnnlngs." Rela'tUH
nd friends Invited lo funeral, Wed., si,. "J!
u. ..a5".n n.vt"- "olenni requiem mass t) a. m
!".' ltir "1 Church Inl private st Peter's
f.'rBillv7,r:idBe."SWj" M"rk,t l "" 7!l" fn'
HKI.VK.STON. Sept. 3D, RACHEL, widow nf
Samuel Helveston Helatlvt. and friends Invited
lo funern services, Thurs., 2 p. ni.. residence
of aor-ln-law, Josi ph Elder, 412-' N nth t
Int. llll.lile Cem.'Ma funeral car. tcVn.ifn.
mav be viewed Wed . 8 to 10 p. m.
HENDRICKSON Sept. 10. nt his home Ala
meun Cal . WILLIAjl O . son of ihl lata
llorntl) S and Elli.beth V. llendrlckson.
ItOFI'MANV not 1 lAfnn 1..... .
Itnslna llortmann (nee Klrrher) ' Relatives and
HOI.DEN. Oct. 1. .10IIN T. HOLDKN. need
f.O ifyrs. Ilclativea nnd friends Invited to at
tend funernl services, Wed . 8 n. m , residence
of his nephew Horace L. Hnlden. 113 Snider
r'... 'lt-..rrlvat'. at convenience of family
HUSTLER Sept. 211. JOHN, husband of
r.lliabeth Hustler (nee Schiller), nged (12 Rela
tives and friend., employes Orlnoka Mills, mem
bers Ascher Harinonle nnd Upholsterer, and
Weavers' Union, No 23. Invited to funeral serv.
Ices Thurs.. 2 p m.. 2.121 N. Water st. Int.
Oakland Cem. Remains may bo viewed Wed.
JACOIir. Sept 30, JOHN V , Sr.. husband'
of Julia Jacoby (nee Iiler). nged 74. Relatives
and friends, members of Imp. Order of llenta
sophs. I'hlla. Conclave No. 138. Invlteil to iu
neral services. Thurs.. 2 p. m.. 3143 N. 3d st
Int. Amerlcnu Mechanics' Cem. Remains may
be viewed Wed eve Auto service
JOHNSON A patient sufferer at rest. Sent
20. HENJAMIN. beloved husband of Kate John
snn (nen Schoenleber). Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral services. Wed , I p. m loll)
N 3d st. Int Northwuod Cem. Remains may
be view id Tiks eve. , '
KUArtNEV Sept. 2 ALRERT KEARNET
husbund of late Margaret Kearnev (nee stokes)
Relatives and friends Invited lo funeral, Wed
8 a. m,. ,214(1 N Carlisle st. Solemn requleni
mass l.adi of Mercy Church to u, in. Inl Iolv
Senulchrn Cem.
KELLY. Sept. .10. Miss MARQATtET
KELLY Relatives and friends Invited to fu
nerul. Wed . 7.30 n. in . 211(1 S. 20th st. Hlcli
mass nf requiem St. Patrick's Church 0 a m
Int. private.
KIJNNBY". At Riverside, N J., Oct. 1, WIL
LIAM P . "on of James and Julia Kenney. accd
10. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
Thurs , 8 a. m , 123 Webster st. Requiem mass
St Peter's Church l a. m. Int. Mt. c'armcl
Cem.. Moorestovvn.
KINO. Sept. 30, WILLIAM S.. husband of
Ella Eldredge King ReUtlvea nnd friends In
vited to funeral. Wed.. 2 p. m., 2111 W. Ontario
at Int private
K1RIIYSON Sept. SO, THOMAS KIRIIV.
SON, aged 7N Relatives nnd friends. War
wick Castle No. 174. K. 01 M. C. nnd J. & J
Dot son Relief Assn.. Invited to funeral, Wed
3 3D p ni , School lane and Rcadlm; Rwy . Falls
of Schuylkill Int. Mt. Vernon Cem. Remains
may be viewed Tues.. after 7 p. m.
liOPI' Oct 1. THEODORE J. KOPP, snn
nf late Henry and Amaltn Kopp. aged 41
Funeral services. Thurs.. 11:30 a. m . llroad
Axe. Pa. Int private.
KYNETT. Oct. 1. HAROLD HAVELOCK
KYNETT. M 1) . son of late Rev. A. J. Kynett.
need 33, Relatives nnd friends Invlled to fu.
neral services, Wed., 2 p m , 014 . 48th st.
Int. private.
LYl.I.E. Sept. 30, ANNIE W . wife nf C. L
11 Lvlle. nged Hi;. Relatives nnd friends In
vited to eervliea. Wed , 11 11. m , Oliver JI
Hair Hide . 182U Chestnut st. lnt private.
LYNCH Oct. 1, ANN. widow f Michael
Lynch, nged "n. Relatives and friends Invited
to funernl, Thurs.. 8:30 a in., residence of son,
VltlCent Lvntll. 3(113 Chew Rt . Lrmnnhiwii
Holemn requiem mass Church of the Immaculate
Conception 10 a m. Int. Ilol Sepulchre Cem.
MAHON Sept. 28. MICHAEL, husband of
Catharine Mahon (nee Canley) Relatives nnd
friends, emplnves Mldvale Steel Works. Invited
to funernl, 2("I3 Dennla st . Wed.. 8 30 n. in.
High mass nf requiem St Stephen's Church
10 a m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Auto
xunernl.
MATTHEWS. Sept. 30. LIZZIE MAY. wlfo
nf Samuel Matthews Hged 47 Itelatlves and
friends, members 20lh St. M. E Church, Invited
to funeral services Thurs . 2 p in . 3123 W.
Huntingdon st Int. private, Northwood Cem.
Remains mav be viewed Wed eve
McCLOSKBY. Kept 28, MARIE A . daugh
ter of Jmnea and Anna Mci'loskev (nee Mc
Cartney), nited 22. Funernl Wed., 8 30 a. m.,
314 N ,11st st. Solemn requiem mass St.
Agatha's Church 10 a. in Int St Denis's Cem.
Relatives and friend". St AgathVs II. V M.
dcllty. emplnjes nf Keystone Telephone Co..
10th and Summer sts. exchange. Invited Auto
service
MeLEAN. Sept. 20. ANNA ROSE McLEAN
(nee Ilernd), wife of Robert J McLean, aged 30.
Relntlves nnd friends Invited to funernl servlres.
Wed., 2 p. m., husbnnd's residence. C07 Cedar
croft ne.. Audubon, N. J Int. Hnrletch Cem.
Friends mav evil Tues., after 7 p. in.
McREYNOI.DS. Oct. 1. at the residence nf
her daughter. Mrs. Irving R Prentiss. 411(17
Spruce st . MARTHA IIOAN McREYNOI.DS,
uged 87. Int Cleveland, O., on Frl
MEISTER Oct 1, AUGUSTA, widow of
Tullus Melster Relatives and friends Invited to
funernl services. Thurs.. 2 n. in . 417 Rlchmon.1
st. Int. Fernwood Cem. Remains may bo
viewed Wed, eve Ajto funeral
MELLON. Oct. 1. HR1DGKT. widow of Jo
seph Mellor and mother of Rev. John J. Mellon.
Relatives and friends Invited to funernl, Thurs.,
. (i,.'T,ij "cinaina may o viewed Wed,
t iiV.Jy:"'T:s'ri so- suddenly. NELLIE
LOUTEV, vvlfe of Thomas L. Hacker. Iti-la
'Vh!;,. ,rl","i,ny,,1. t0 nrl servces,
ill"!'. J . m- liuslmnd'g resldente, 2322 N
Smedley st. Int. private '
emplovea "if John" ICnoil. 'a" .."T,,80,',;
funeral aervlres. Thurs.. 2:30 11. m 42.11 pnn
si lranltford Int. private, North Cedar IIIII
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announce. Mednetdoy morning, Ottober S.
th data for h.artnr applicanu for membership
soprano, and alto, at Orp.hu. Clubrooma. uft
ChestnutatreeLfrom 10 to la o'clock.
BAUT1ME In CO lesson, dr Veney Back.liWi7"
mallMl fr... tliltlsTE.NSKN Wan. bthoai.
11120 Clieatnut SI 1412 V.nango T sf. is -ti
Tasker St Phon. Sprue. 087 ' UmV
Anne McDonough
IMS WALNUT HT
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AIIT ALLIANCE
"fiiiifinu
Mary V. Chamber tJ.apper '
..- r J?!? I1, TtJ Woodlaoj 5MT.
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DEATHS
8:30 n m., C431 Cheater Ave. Solemn mas. of
requiem Church nf the Moat Illes.ed Sacrament
10. a, m Int Holy Cross Cent Auto fuheral,
MITCHELL Sept 20, JOHN A huslund
nf Ell.nbeth 13. nnd son of Mary li, Ind late
John Mitchell, 2032 N. Marshall et. Relative,
nnd friend., Radiant Star Lodge, No. AdO, 1'.
and A M 1 Second Regiment Old Ouard of
Pennn.i loth Dial. Ilureau of Survey, nil or
ganisations of which ha wa. a member, Invlteil
to funeral serlvres, Wed., S P, in.. David 11.
Schuyler Illdg . llroad and Diamond sta. Int.
Monument Cem,
MOORE. Srpl 30. LOTTIE WESTERVELT.
wlfo nf O, Howard Moore, aged 28. Relatives
nnd friends Invited to funeral serv Ire., Thur...
2 p. in , 1327 lajuden st , Logan. Int. rrlvate.
Northwood Com. llackenaack, N. J,, papers
COiKbrtniS. Oct. 1, MART I... daughter nf
George II. end Mary A Morris and granddaugh
ter of William Lewi. Tomlln, aged 21. Relatives
and friends Invited to services, Thurs., 2 p.
m . 818 Pearl at,. Camdon. N J. Int. Arling
ton Cem.. Camden. Remains may ba viewed
after 7:3" Wed, eve.
NOLAN. Sept 29, ELIZAIIETH A., daugh
ter nf Mary and late Patrick Nolan Relative,
and friends, lllessert Virgin Sodality of St.
Michael's Church. Invited to funeral. .Wed..
8 3d a. ni mother's residence, H12 N 4lh st.
Solemn requiem mns. St. Michael's Church 10
ft. in Int. Holv Cross Cem Auto funertl.
NUTTALL. Suddenly. Sept .10, KATHE
MINIS It , wife of Tom Nuttall nnd daughter
nf Louis nnd Eliza Kober. nged 23 Relatives
and friends Invited tn funeral, parents' resi
dence, 3441 Kensington ne., Thurs., 1 13 p
m. Services 2 p. m, Hothany Mission, Church
of the llrethrep. Kensington nve, and Wlll.rd
st int. private. North Cedar It 111 Cem Re
mains ninv be viewed 8 tn 10:30 t ni . Wi d
PARKER Sept 30, FANNY K , wife nf Rob
ert V Parler, daughter of tlcorgo and Cath
nrlnn MiicElhlnney. Relatives nnd friends In
vited to funeral services. Thuts , 2 p. 111.. real
dence nf father, 74(1 N. 23d st Int private.
uemains may uo viewed Wi d . 8 to IU p. ill
Auto funeral
. PARKER. Oct. 1. at Atlantie City. N. .7.
.ia.vii.s , Husband or Emma Parker, aged 72.
Relatives and friends, employes of Phlln. nnd
'a niilcu Terry Vj. Invited to funernl services,
JeHrlea A Keales' idncral parlors Atlantic City,
N. J.. Thuia , 2 p. 111. Int. Plcasanlvlllo Cem.
PHIPI'S Sept IS, ANNIE, wlfo of John
Phlpps tind daughter of tho late John and
Isabella (Hazier Relatives and friends Invited
tn funeral services, Wed.. 2 p. m., ut 2104 E.
Clearlleld at. lnt private. North Cedar Hill
Cem. Remains may bo viewed Tues , between
8 and 10 p. m.
FLEWS. Sent. 30. TAMAIt A., wife of John
P Plews (nee Wood) Itelatlves and friends In
vited In funeral services, Tues.. 8 p. tn . 131
V. Wjomlng nvo. Int. private. Wed, 10 a m..
Northwood Cem Auto funernl
POOLE Sept. 3d. the Rev. JOHN W.
POOLE, aged 01. Relatives nnd friends In
vited to services, Tues,, 8 p m., 1310 N. (10th
st. Int. private, Uolltwood Cem., Harrington,
Del.. Wed
PU1ITLI3Y Sept 30. NORA, daughter nf
Catherine nnd late Cornelius PortIe. Relatives
nnd friends invited tn funeral Wed., 8 -.'III a 111 ,
mothers residence, 711 E Clearfield t III-h
requiem mass Church of the Ascension 10 n. m
Int St Mary. .Gloucester. N J.
REAH Oct 1. THOMAS S . husband of Wet
helminn and son nf lato Mary D nnd Thomas
C. Reah. aged (10 Relatives und friends In
vited to funeral services, Thurs , 2 p in,. Wil
low Grove and Germantnwn pike. Willow Grove,
Pa. Int. prlvatu Ivy Hill Cem. Auto will meet
trolley at waiting room, Willow Grove, 1:15
P. m.
R1DEY At his Atlantic City residence. Sept.
20. FRAN'K. son of late John nnd Mnry Ann
Rldey. Itelatlves nnd friends Invited to Mew
remains . 1831 N 2()th st . Philadelphia. Wed.,
between 8 and I) p. m. Int. private Laurel 11 11 1
Cem . nt convenience nf famll
UOECKEK Sept. 30. LOUISA, widow of J
William Rocckcr. nged 02. Relatives and
friends. Palestine Shrine. No 3 Order of While
Shrine of Jerusalem: Excelsior Chapter, No .IS.
Order of Enstern Star. Theresea Rebekih, No.
147. I. O O r , Cohorkslnk Council, Net loll
D. of P. invited to funeral services. Wed.. 8
p. m 2(110 W. Gordon st. (near 27th nnd York).
Int. private Northwood Cem., Thurs.. lu n m
Auto funeral
SCHELL Oct. 1. WILLIAM JI. SCIIELL.
nged (U Relatives and friends. Wm II Ham
ilton l.odre. No r.OO. F and A M Invited to
services. Thurs . 2 p. in . 1701 N. Franklin st.
Int private.
MHMim vjci i. ti..iui. nusnnnil ni late
Amelia Sehmldt, aged Hi. Relatives anil friends
Invited to funeral services, Weil., 2 p in , 34 U
Chestnut st Int private, Adath Jtshurun Cem.
SHEEHAN. Sept. 28. DANIEL, son nf late
William nnd Ilrldget Sheihan Relatives and
friends, police nf 24th District, Dlv. No. S7.
A O. II ; Westmoreland Republican Club Tn
cony Country Club, Invited to funeral. Wed.,
8 .10 a. m.. 2001 E Monmouth st Solemn
requiem mass uurcn 01 nativity in u m.
Int New Cathedral Cem Auto funeral.
SHOWER Sept 30. ADAM F . aon nf late
George nnd Maria Shower. Relatives nnd
friends invited to funeral. Wed., 8:.1( a. m , 710
New Market st. Solemn requiem mass Church
nf Immaculate Conception li) a. m. Int. Most
Holy Redeemer Cem Auto, funeral.
SOtll.B. Oct 1. EDNA s , daughter of Ella
E and late Daniel II. Soule. Relntlves ,and
friends Invited to funeral services Thuia.. 2
p m . mnthcr'ee residence. 2S3U Federal st .
Camden, N J. Int. prlvato Harlelgh Cem.
Friends mav call Wed., 7 to 0 p. m.
STEIN. Oil 1. WILSON, husband nf Elisa
beth Stein, aged (12 Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral services. Thur. , 2 p. m , 433N
N liber st . Wavne Junction Int. private.
Remains may bo viewed Wed eve.
SI'INH. Sept. .10. MAGDALENA.STINO (nee
Oruhler). widow of Jonn Martin Stins. aged 78.
Relatives and friends Invited to funernl. Wed .
2 p. in., residence or son-in-law. Rudolph Lutz.
N. E cor. 4th and Master sis. lnt Mt. Peace
'sTIRZEL. Sept. 30. JACOll w . husband of
Mary Clara Htlrzel, aged (12. Relatives and
rrl-nrts Invited to funeral. Wed., 2pm. 1317
Trie ave Inl Nnrthwood Cem Auto funeral.
Remains may be viewed Tues . 8 to 111 p m
Tt'THILL. Oct 1, nt 014 I'arragut terrace.
HEWLETT II . husband nf Elizabeth William
son Tuthltl Relatives nnd friends, members of
motherhood of Andrew and Philip of Hethnny
Presbterlnn Church. Invited to services. Tues,,
8 p. m.. Oliver II ll.ilr Bids . 1820 Chestnut tl.
Int at v amunage, .-via.
WEHER Sept 2U. JOHN D.. husband of
Elizabeth C Weber, aged 110. Itelatlves and
friends. William JJ Snjder Lodge. No. Hi, F.
Young Jlen nnd Ho;.
Central Preparatory
School
(Day and livening)
Hlffli .School Department for
men and boys. Comnleto preD-
Technical
und
i-roiesaonai
BcnooiH.
All-Dnj- Hcliool 0 a. m. to G
p. ni. for Ijovh 11 to 16. Adds
tralninir In Music and the .Man
ual and Plastic Arts to school
?eporCt 1- Mnth'y "h8l'
Iliislnrs. Department Stenoe
rapliy. Bookkeeping, Tyne
SuWenJt8U"d "le "'" nusnss
bh!,.'."""u'. , '"unrtment
oplit-tlmc schedulea.
Day schonlR now open
livening schools, Oct. 1.
1421 Arch St.
Nieht and Day Claiaea Open Now
Machine Shop Practice Mech.. Kreehand and
Machine Shop Math. Architectural Drawing
Pattern Shop Practice. Jiook Illustration
Automobile Elee. Mech. Arithmetic Algebra
Elrctrlclty Applied and Geometry
Furniture Dealgning and Construction
Fit vowrse to corn more monri.
xri(tonal acltllln and low rates.
SPRING GARDEN INSTITUTE
Broad and Spring Garden Streeta
EDUCATIONAL
THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE .
SCHOOL OF MECHANIC ARTS
Jlathematlcj. Praftlng. Mechanic.
Aaval Architecture
Registration dally and evenings. IB a. 71b St.
Young Women and Girls
Phila. School of Design for Women
IlItOAD & MASTER HTS. Now oi'PV
Full our.e. In Art and Industrial An
Pr.ctlcat De.lgnlne In all It. branche. liiu.
pr.Vch3logy.r"1"10n ,1,u"" WucaAonli
P. A. B. IVIDKNEU FKLLOnHIIlie
TO KUKOl-K FOR DKSlON.
Wanamaker Instituto ,
231 & Walnut. Opena Sept "1th
SffirlWV
Morning Afternoon and Evening. Oai.i a
STEAMBOAT9
I -.
FAMILY EXCURSIONS
IRON STR. THOMAS CLYDE
TO ACOnSTINB BE.4CM "
mnite?'v&JLm
' f) 9
DEATHS
and A, M.t Post No. 77. d. A. H.i errploye.
Lost and Found Dept . P. It. T.I members t fra
ternal League, Invited to funeral services. ").
3 p. m., 2f.0 Tuilp st. Int private. North
Cedar Hill Cem. Remains mav be viewed l""
after 7 r. m. Auto tuncral. Norrlstown paper.
WEIMAR. Sept. 20. MAMU ANNA ..JSJ,
MAR, daughter of Mary welmar 'ne. Byhrner)
and late Charlr. Weimar, aged 18. ."V"'1.
nnd friends Ihvlted lei 1 funeraj services. Thur...
2 P. m , residence of Joseph S.yferhelt, JoiJ
Urown st. Int. private. Northwood cem. "
main, may be viewed Wed . Tfto 10 p. m.
WYMAN. Sept 30. SUSAN, widow of Dr.
Jo.eph P. Wym.n. , Funernl nnd InJ. trlvate.
iVed.. residence of (laughter, Mr.. John B, M.
flhowell, Itlverton, N. J.
PARCEL PCST
$1.50 UP OVERCOATS
largest assortment In town
WAI.TI-.K'S PAWN SHOP, UOI MNK ST.
SUMMER RESORTS
ATLANTIC l'ITVlN.J.
H.l.:.le"lil'. ave,. near Ueacn. Sl.v.
Westminster ,0 ..,;; private bath., run.
water 110 up wkly, IJ up dally. Cha.-Jiuhrei
Hold BoSCobel !tdUCkyoPen"ail &V
Vpeclnl fallj-ntes. J"honc 117. A. E, Marlon
"" I.AKISHOOI), X. J.
THE LAUREL HOUSE
Is now open. First Clam American Plan
Hotel Fine train service. DellEhtful
autumn climate. A short motor run
from Camp Dl.v. nt Wrlghtstown.
A. J. MUItt'HY, Mgr.
C. V. Mt'RPHV. AS3t. Mgr.
Laltewood, N. J.
U'iritNEllSVILI.lS. PA.
GALEN HALL
IN THt
MOUNTAINS
rVtRMa.WIUf. PA.
ALWAYS OPEN
Beautiful days
on South Moun
tain. Golf. Tcn
wbeiBSVait ni Hnnel Mnsir.
- Fine Bath nnd
Massage Department. Through Pull
man (ram N.Y.and Philada. HCWtlO I.I. WINS. Vp.
LOST AND FOUND
COAT Lost lady a brown duvetyno coat, with
brown fur collar, from dressing loom of llryn
Muwr Polo Club on hept. 2b, reward. Phone
Chestnut Hill 2S0 W.
PERSONALS
CAST-OFF CLOTHING, shoes, bought; positively
highest prices paid. Write, phone, Philip
helWson. 718 N. Front. Market 4803.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
HELL TELEPHONE OPERATING
The President ot the United States
has pointed to the great industrial -irmy
of the nation and to the necessity for a
generous, unselfish observdnco of duty
on the part of those who may beat
serve In that army.
Tho telephone sjatem of the country
I. to plav n conspicuous part In the
conduct of the war.
Hell Telephone operating presents It
self as h vocation for soung women
wherein a no less pntrlotlc than vnlu
able hervlcc to the Uovernnunt may be
performed.
If you are between the ages of IS and
24. apply at 40(1 Market st.. Phlibdel
Phla, nny day, except Sunday, between
8:30 a. in. und 5 p. m.
New emplojes are paid while learnlns
nnd are assigned tn oftires near their
homes The work Is Interesting, tho cn
v Irontnent most agreeable and efficiency
la rewarded by ready udvanctmeut.
Comfortnblo rc reatlon rooms nnd
dining rooms where meals are tscrvt-d
at cost In every Central Office.
Apply Now!
BOOKKEEPER Lnrge financial corporation re
ciulrca experienced bookkeeper, thoroughly com
petent lo assume entlrchare ot books; an
swer by letter, stating experience; reference
will berequtred .vl 7rii,LedgerCentriil.
CLERKS for general ckrltal work In cost de
partment Apply by li tier or In person to
Emploment Department, Abrnslve Co., Ta
tony and Fraley sts,, ltrldesburg.
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR; must be experi
enced; stato ag. and salary wanted P 210,
Ledger Office.
CONTRALTO, quartet choir, good reader only.
i i-ea. imager v.enirai.
COOIy white, experienced, carfare paid, take
Gennantovvn ave. trolley marked Ches(nut Hill
or Clly Line; apply Tuesday or Thursday; ref.
required. 103 W.Moreland ave.. St. Martins.
COOK, experienced, white, English preferred,
for cooking and downstairs work. Call after
0 o'clock 1J2SS. Rlttenhousesq.
COOK Apply superlntendcnt'a office, Hebrew
Orphans' Home, 12th st. and Green lane.
COOK-Good white cook wanted: 3 In family;
no washing. Phone Merlon 505.
IJOFFr.RS. spinners and twisters wanted. Apply
Yevvdall & Jones Co.. 34th and Popiar.
ENVELOPES Experienced girls In hand fold
ing department, short hours, permanent post-
tions. Cohen, 510 Ludlow.
Fl'Il SALESWOMEN wanted, guod references;
permanent position. Apply Glttelman'a dons,
m(l Arehst.
GIRL, over 1H years, for general office work In
large ofece, must he quick and accurate at
flcuiea, salary tH. P 208, Ledger Office.
GIRL, between 111 und 17, to take charge of
amall telephone exchange; experience not nei.-
asarv nswer Postofflce Uox 1312.
GIRL, experienced, white, English preferred, for
chamberwork nnd waiting, call after 0 o'clock.
Apply 1A2 Rlttennouse sq.
HOUSEWORK Olrl for general housework!
good wages Phone Oaklane 1171 W . or ap
plv HHih) Lawnlon nve.
GIRL, toinpetent. for general housework . Trivial
understand cooking Phone Overbrqok lb03,
GIRLS wanted, over 1(1 years of age. for UghtT
pleasant work, making and putting up medical
supplies, learners paid 17 a week; rapid ad
vancement to steady workers; r.o-hour week,
Apply to H. K. Mulford Co.. Glenolden.
GIRLS AND WOMEN In pharmaceutical labora
torles for bottling and labeling, ulso manu
facturing, nge 11) to 3D, good wages and
Saturday half day Apply N. W. corner
12th and Washington aye,
OIKLS Experienced marker. o7 raTsTraonpen?
ran have steady work; good price schedule.
1211 Spring Garden at.
Ollt (.8. over 17. for clean factory"work. good
chnnre for advancement. Globe Ticket Co
112 North 12th st.
GIRLS winted at WuniTerle's randy factory"
118-32 Teje st (opposite 440 N. 2d St.).
NURSERY GOVERNESS, or very competent
child a nurse wnnted; French or English pre.
ferred W. C II.. Hox I)il7. Wilmington. Del.
HOUSHWimK. general; exp. white girl; small
fHmlly. laundreM. 1 day; Deferences; wages
7. llhonNarberth (I2iw.
MAIDS. 2;waltress, al"so chambermaid, Protea-
tanla; references. Phone Hryn Mawr 888 W.
MEN and women wanted at once, of good'rharl
acter. for positions as nurses amf attendants
In the New Jersey State Hospital at Trenton;
good aalarles. Including full m.ini. .."'
board, room and laundry. Apply to New J.r.ev
State Ho.pltal. Trenton, tf. J. """ey
NV,R8firrwn"TlL wnl,e P'rlenced nursTTST
2 children. Phon. or write to Mrs. Frank:
Oaley. Drexel Apartment.. Overbrook. Pa.
NURSE Experience unnecessary. Anpryr'hi7
Nurae. Home for Incurable., 48th and Wood
land ave.
PAPER HpXES Exper. girl on coverinTTnTT
chine; ehort houra; permanent position" 010
SEAMSTRESS, must live In Institution. AppTy
superintendent', of flee, Hebrew OrchiS
Home. 12thtJndr.enlane"rpnn
SOLICITORS on hhjh-grade society wiekliTT;
sub.crlptlons and advertising: il.UiJy,'?'
number. M 710, Ledger Office. -i,i
SPlNNliRB. twister, and doffer. wanted: l.ar!
era taken and paid while learning xV3j
Yewdall tJojiejJ3o.1ri4Jliand pSpiar PP y
STENOOrtAPHER Toung lady typTstamTTu:
nogjapher for Urge Phlla. holff; expVrlenV.d
with general otdce business methods; reiuUr
hours? JiH) per month and meals. Adr,..r
Centr'al."' """""" ftc" M "8. lidger
Si'ENOaRAPHEIl wantedi steady position and
thanca for advancement! slate age7Vin.rl.nei
enre and .alary Jealted. M861 Idg.Pr clnt
8TENOanAPHER-ExperienceldTctapl,on"e on
eratorrlarge corporation. Appfy1 flfo -
STKNOqRAPHER, eleclrlo bus. I pleasant tar',
daylight! good houra. Uuchanan. Hit ! che.in.'.
TELEPHONE OPERATINQ POaiTrnvn
OPEN iXHl YOUNO VoMENON8
Tbesa war daya bring ta our wires eu.h .4
business and w. muat have rn'r T.uSi
vromin operator, to handle t """' T.unr
Experienced operator., f th.y -rrin .,.i
today a. early a. po.slbl..' can go It LeJPJX
regular and permanent poslllonV with Vood
The Inexperlepced one. we will mt.Ai.. .. t
and pay them while th.y are lVir2ftST t,,ch
Telephone operating for Jouna S. .
plea.ant work" and with unvSualfy aJJillv '
aurroundlng. her.. "' reabla
j romouon is rar mor. probable In ti-i-
'"oan
I cfe
JXZAr'LiStZ&r.At
ii
1917
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
J7oafjaiJronU.f',TC?';,-it
WAM:vTreo,ovvancUjr:
cnly mustjiave reference, Catl . '" '
WOMAik "wanted for eooUln and ,;
norki no washing. Apply ""
phone Cynwyd l.
WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED
STEADY EMPLOYMENT
AVERAOIS WEEKLY
MINIMUM WAOB. T.30
INCREASED AUTOMATICALLY
.vrri.r 7 a. m.
JOSEPH CAMPDELL COMPANY
SECOND AND MARKET STREETS
CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY
rJ.ieht bills, etc.! in reply elv. tun par
tlculars P 212
TOV.VQ I-ADYlnlarje office! m""",:
enced in general nince "'! "' -j salary
.... t eViireai .tale experltnco ana samu
wanted. P 200. Ledger Office.
YOUNO LADY, with experience " e0k'njfnn,
cumin, bills, contr.cts. exten.lon. etc.l ;IM
IVKS5-. P2ii."'Led:0ffiee.
age, exp., sal
HELP WANTED MALE .
ARTIST Cllnrs painter ; and J;!'ilne.rt Century
Stain Ola" Works. 212 S. lltn st.
AHTOMODILIS MECHANIC Flrst-clats my;
chtnlo wanted for work on autotruck at our
gaVJiei only high-grade men nee J apply for
this posit on. Atlantic Refining Co , im;
rlo'ment Department. Philadelphia gate. 3144
Passiunk ave,
BOOKKEEPER and storc'vnrker. middle nge,
living near Mt. Ho ly: position near Wrlghts
tawii ialarv 20i reference renulrrd! stato
exr"r'len?e. P. O. box l(iC7.Stntlon 11. PiUla.
BOOKKEEPER Vnd office man. thoroughly ex
perienced, for manufacturing plant; Btiite oc.
referrnee- and salary required. V JJ-. Led
ger pillce .
iibOKKEEPJSR Experienced .man on sjfegunriJ
ledger; state experience, reference and lalan-.
r40. Ledger Central,
DOY wanted for general ofAco work: must be
good penman and, come well recommended.
Annlv bv letter only to Dungnn, Hood & Co..
Inc. 240 W. Susquehanna nve.
l!OY, under 17, to lenrn hlgn-c ass lmerier
decorating! exceptional opportunity for bright
bojiM 4l.LedgerCentral.
ROY. 10to 18, In real estate office. Address
12, Ledger Ilranch. 2nl I Kensington ave,
BOYS WANTED
OVER 10 YEARS OF AGE
WAGES 20 S-C CENTS PER HOUR
AVERAGE WEEKLY
MINIMUM WAGE, Jll 07
0 APPLY 7 A. M.
JOSEPH CAMPBELL CO.
SECOND AND MARKET STREETS
CAMDEN. N. J.
TmYS wanted, between 1(1 and 20. for ilsht.
clean nnd healthy work In a factory; nteedy
work nnd good wages. Address, stating; age
and experience, or enll at the Suner-Olftsa Co..
fi824 Stato road. Wlsslnomlng Phlln. Prefer
ence given to hoys living in Ilotmesburc, Ta
eonv. Wlsslnomlr.g or Frankford.
BOYF Strong bojs over 11 years, vwinted nt
Wunderlo'a candy factory, 118-32 Pesg st
(oppoalti!4 inN 2d st ).
BOYS, over 1(1. for errands and factory vor'k,
rood chance fnr bright bois. Globe Ticket
Co. 112 N. 12th st.
CAIIINETMAKERS.- flr't clas. In woodwork
Ins nlsnt Apply Geo. V. Smith, .11)07
Pnwelton kv.
CANVASSERS
Lnige manufncturlnf' firm
needs several canvassers between nge. nf 18
ami .1, at least n leet u incnes tan and l,in
pounds In weight, fnr work In Philadelphia and
vicinity; opportunity for advancement to se
lected men. M (152. Ledger Central.
CARPENTER
A D .Y. APPLY
in HOURS
CROWELL.
52D AND
Losntirr",
GRAYS AVE.
j.u'ri.i, & co..
COUNTEH llOV In electrical business: good op
portunlty. Ilurhnniin, 171(iCheatnut st.
DIE "MAKERS, first rlasa;mlIIInB machine"?
lathe and shaper handi wnnted; hlrr pav and
steady position tn (rood tnen- Wadell-Dowen
Co . 10') Tlchrnnr st . Newark. N. J.
DRILLERS AND REAMER
FIRST-CLASS MEN ON AIR MA
C1IINEJ DAY WORK AND PIECD
WORK.' CALL
1010 ARCH ST.
DRIVERS wanted. days a week: steady wnrv
B2'l .f.F ., Apply Crane Ico Creanl Co.."
UKIVKHS for drop-bottom wagons and runi"
XC. Ambler. .1717 Old Torjf roj j"""..
DYEH Wanted, first-class garment dvTT
Oregg A Son, cleaners, Indianapolis, Ind
ELECTRIC LINE FOREMAN wanted onil"f."
miliar with A. C single and 2-phase tlistrihf,"
Hon. Apply Wm. Foster. 120(1 N.aiaf.f
ELECTRICIAN, who has, some experlencTn
motora and repairing lights; make himself,
generally useful In manufacturing plant
steady pos.tlon. Apply Dexter Metal PJifi'
Co.. Frontand Ari.h sts., Camden N J
ELECTRICIANS IBO" union n"rst-7iaer"n'tel:rol:
electrician, for large construction camn 2
Wrlghtstown. N J., 00c. per hour tlrJi ?
half time for overtime, double tlml'tir SatJr
day afternoon, Sunday and holidays' ?
portatlon and lodging' furnished &''; "f,
at cafeteria. 2.1c. each. Apply mivm j
LF.1QHTON. Wrlghtstown. N r.rVm'L
mintjepimentvl54 North 12th " fcn""y
ENQ1NEER. general atatlonary. slteimTe'lJctH'
cal. refrlgvratlon; some switchboard wort,
all vear round mmmtnln -.uuira .workl
Fall. Comnany. Ruck ilillv".i i' i,uc "HI
ENOINELR wanted; steady worktW;: : -round;
good wages. Apply Crane Te.r. ycai"
Co., 20? 8. 23d .t. r i-rane Ice Cream
ER.?A4yp8o,u't0hYt!,l'.t,fd oW-Xm-y
FARMHANDS wanted, single, and t.n m rs
JndWnt Snd'fork0 .nl JST jgit
I FIREMAN wanted: steady work ih .1
f good wages. Apply Cran !.. r.. 5"at round;
B. 23d st. py l-rana lee. Cream Co.. aos
joniiER
"oHLR.'.,hB?n.jsyh rviKusr-rrf:
LABOllERS WANTED
STEADT "WPRK
AVErtAOE WEEKLT
MINIMUM WAOE, IJ5.1T,
APPLY T A. it.
J68EPII CAMPDEtL CO..
SECOND AND MARKET STnEETS,
CAMDKN. N. J,
.1011 -PRESSMAN as assistant i .
office doing only nr.t-clasV ? wJ?i,.,or.?n"ln 'n
advance: give reference onH ?r.k: ch,ance to
pect.d. Address ilia ?2S.t'lny ex-
llfiPJWANTEfi-MAtW
S?EnfAJ2LJ'-rtfiliJiChn,,
iviiiiiei.if nranren. nnin, ....-.
ateadv world cood wages. Apply Wm t.
12.08 N.il 1st ft. ' Wm- Pot
uvriwiif.ive- runvri, nietinr VV'oriC. I,h7ri
John.on-& Co. H-fl S 10th it tnH
LINEMEN, wonted. flrt.elns,"nenunfoirn!
ncnr nnemeni .teaay worki good wa...?
ply Wm. Foster, 1208 N, 31"t 'H
MACHINISTS Flret-eUsa floor liandVr--
chine tools. E.Jen Lucna Maehin, T.
Frontnnd (llrarJ. iii. q
,uA,., pwuii., .., vu.v uiTMariment stitAnT
factory; auleli nnd accurate i.T"lorul
Truck Co. ofArnerlcn. 27tli ami DSSSa
MAN Wnnted. n good man for ln!d,i .."?
wholesale grocery house, nh jJ , 'ij J," I
MEN
ACT YOUn' PATRIOTISM
WORK FfJlt AND WITH
THE GOVERNMENT
CHESTER SHIPBUILDING CO.
CHESTER. PA.
HELP WORLD'S DEMOCRACY WahJ
DO YOUR DP"
TOU CAN HELP
DRILLERS
LABORERS
PIPEFITTERS
REAMERS
SHIP CARPENTER-'
AND
SHIP JOlNtr.S
WANTED AT ONCE. GOOD WAQt3
BTJUAOY WORIC , ,
CHESTER SIIIPDUILDINO CO..
CHESTER. PA.
APPLY
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
MEN' TV ANTED
irnn
OFFICE ntJILDINO WINDOW CLEAVnTI
WHITli: STEADY EMPLOYMENtvSj
WIDENER UUILDINQ
MEN wanted, between ncea of ltj'ami ,
learn outalJo cleetilcal cor.structlon SjM
Apply Wn. Fnster.12(1SX.31s st. ,71
.r.r. J1,,80 A.ri.,,Au2 o?f. ' win
I'm .,,... -.. . jt j'mn, i.'Va I
mkn tor vvns.nins Danes nna light tiiiil
light, pleasant, surroundlnga. Apply ll,
Mulfnrd Co., Oenoltlen. PaT py "'.
men in nnnaie lunmer; 30 cents perETl
Llovda'. Suuauchanna ave. wherf. "cl
OPTICIAN Sufface grinder; must' be com
-I aim ohduj , iiuu nuaCD Q riatflt 11
Ptrcot, Linden Jk Propert. corner Ifith i
1'iih-MN.iiA Lomuinntion rviineif ..
nrfBiiman for,, Bmnll plant turnlne out kta
cl wnrU. M 60. Ledger office. S
pnU.NKns Experienced hlirh'tree pruneriP
per Uav; enn ue a few learnem If ihi
cood cllmbera: J2..0 twr dav Thru. tiL.C
&. Sons. MU Airy. Phlla. t rhonetn. cis.
ha.4I--m.ua;- Aanien. younff mnn with ttn
i-iivtr ni jiuiiiiuk, iui iiisiiine. nais ana ifn
, hs BHtfBiiitin una winnow irimmeri UP-ttf-ftore:
town of 120.000; rood nurai irt .
man; reference required nnd state T8nt
intltti nuuiina y, . ilirnian. ail O, J
m , rtiruun. i'w.
SAIvHSMAN Young man as salesman In rttk
oiurr, uj (iiviiisi nnu riiif.nrcrlnK mitfn
rtuurroB, bikiiiik utr, lurinff occupnilOQ,
ftJin-r nuu; bihij TAtri;t.rut x, jt 1qx
SAIii:SMAN wnnted: also n mint? clerk: .
rhanco for promotion. "Wllllftms, BroWa
sinKt v v..uiuiin4Jiiitj Hfiu qrawinf i
)iir, i'io jiirButm ait
RAT.lSMRV XV tt-lll nnv ir.ft ,.
man ho caif satlnfactorlly handle oup,i4t?1
ViBIIIg I1IULIM UIO BCII1I1K ilttll. mlO H, lltafl
BHUIHI IIUUI i
SHEET METAL WORICEK8. 50. unlontlM
tiufiiisiunii t'uiia.ruiiiuii iop,r 4 rijtniaw
... .... .uu,h . .iniin,uriaiinn turns
frer. Apply Irwin & Lelghtoni 154 N. ma
SHIPPER, exnrrlenced. tn take rhim .
ping department; muat thorftughly underK
packing &nu craving sieei rurniture and i
neta, and be competent to handle helot sa
nent poeiiion to one wnn la energttlti t
'" -iiTiinuii omio age, reierenc.
alary de.lred. P 200. Ledger "Office, i
SHOE CUTTERS
MACHINU OR.IUND
STUADT WORK
UNION SHOP
NO LABOR TROUBLE
L. Q WHITE SHOE COMPANT1
DRIDGEWATEU. MASS.
SHOP CLERK Flest.eUaK hnn el.rb w'lm
IIS per week to start: brln referenrei.-ij
ply Itemlneton Arm. Co., Eddystone. FJ
STAIR nUH.DERS Mechanics and 1m
wanveo. mm vin ana Tioga.
STENOORArilER wanted In lumber oftfee.
Iilaf tiflap iAnlaae fi a 4 A rnfl
Wm, M'. Lloyd &.Co.. 29th and Rldri itaH
STOREKEEPERS M .l.l.n) .lrU
for general atoreroom work; experltDeej
irirru, uui not necessary; cooa aavaa
i 4.1. Aeuger v-entrai.
TEAMS WITH DUMP tVAOOS'S WaJS
IMMKOlATKLY! H FOR 10 UOVKS.) im
CHANTS' SHIPBUILDING CORPOKATIfl
rmifcriuu. 1
TINSMITHS, 100. union, for Wr7ghtstovrn.J
oj-jc per nour; plenty or overtime! nm
and transportation given free. Apply It'll
. Lclghton. 1B4 N. lith. Sj
i in u (KKT IRON WORKERS ana kw
v i l- wora: goon wagea; s!.
-i-n,i.riK)r IB.I r itOCrV St.
, , ,. WANTED
First-class toomakera and tur
ret lathe hand, for work on
brass. Iron and ateel: for flrst
claa. men we have .Lady work.
enhd nav urith avMallnnatlV
Pleasant shop conditions . 8 M
inf lacmues near our piam.
Wrleh eannnf ha frittered In
P.vll.delphla. Apply, either W j
Kinr r ill person
NELSON VALVE CO. .
CHESTNUT HILI PIltLA.
Pennsylvania Railroad Station
Nelmoor. Trolley .trvlce Is
Oermantown avt, to Wlllof
uroy. ave. Take Jitney "
works,
"r J"wii , ror snipping room,-
Chariea E. John.on A Co.. 804 8. WJ
YOlTKn IW nu in ..'mlii rtv.fjl
j.bdTatory for mixing, granulating- IHJ
i uiuii sirany work ann goon w
urday half holiday. Apply N. W ri
.nu ..aiiinaion ave.
(lenersl .
RUSINEIBS SERVICE COilPANW
.......iu ioois. ijui electric, '"
H,,V.,'.i"i"!r"' Rod. chain, transit"
Superintendent Drop forge. Ale var
No JR' y,0ki. -lerka. atenogr
-- I.. muu macea, ltiui lij
SITTJATI0NBWAMTED VI
D0Kr5n;fj?u.by explrieWLl
h.rg-,r y ,,b-as. VSSSR '""
ViulSli?,i?li,Jpo,u,0'J Plnff "
Frrfiv-.."..,,.f",J-lu """"
teaeh;; ".""ATlO.y by Oil"'.
534: Leiaee"""'. innrs, .-(
OOVBRNESS nur..,' .l.v... e.1i
...K,.u..th,w' Wl raferenceaV P SH.
"mitt Sliln? w,"h Pe'l.
uneratf nrlvato-braneh .vhn. 1
LAnonuns noon steady Men wis
FOR bENEJlAL. LAROniNtl ' wnii
rHir,ADEI.PlltAMlRINt Tilts V
WITH YOU AND APPLY AT 1J1D Vrc
sMtvLo Mtl.. j "i,
ESS"."! mnd , ..J Waiting
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tw mereneea nBllfl ra 4tV
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