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Fellows' Receptions and
lt;era The Schedule for
J4?e4objr Boosters' Session
(OcrUry Joshua N. Litchfield, of the
entire committee, announces the follow.
gchtdule of open recentlon- nnd enter.
Amenta to members and comrndea In
service of the Government lit view of
' popularity Of and nttonelnnrn nl thee
WTllnt, ImlitAn tt .tl. tl i
jrr;' "-"" iwaa eei-e, iiicjuin wic aasign-
s-:il- ior UClDOCr CO to ths. lnel-srcievin-
,here th- feminine managements, know ao
Vdl h.ovi to ejare for the young homeless
lintrlols!
, Saturday, Ootoher 13 UUlo Itebekah
I.odRe, No, 304. 848 Mnin atrect, Darby.
Good music. sours, --Btorte. recitations and
Cakewalk. Come, bring another good fellow
tvlth ynu and spend a pleasant evening with
the ladles.
Saturday, October 20 A joint meeting
Under the nusplcea of Mary N. King
Itebeknh Lodge, No. 467, nnd ltoxborough
Lodge, No. 06, Ridge and Lyceum avenues,
Itoxborough. Good music, old, sweet aonga,
ood stories, recitations, etc. The ladles
will make It Intereatlng for the boys.
Saturday, October 27 LUette Howe
Zlebekah Lodge, No. 167, Amber and Norrla
streets. Good music, old and new songs.
good stories, recitations, Cakewalk, etc.
These ladles will vie with their sisters In
the provision of good things.
The open merlin anil smoker held In tha
tianquet room of Orphans' Best Lndgo anil
pilgrims' Home Encampment, of Darby, must
ne classed nmon the most successful events ao
far held, and the committee In clmrite deserves
freat credit for the splendid program which
brother lltchflcld conducted; J. Francis Stew
art, Irish songs and stories; Jules Marron. lie
brew comedian. Harry llachlor, musical nuhe:
Miss May Iloberts, singing and dancing; pus
Hohn, magician. George Hall, songs. William
Duckman, address of welcome; Brother Yocum,
son. William Heppard. recitation. Urand Mas
ter Robert W. Montgomery, patriotic address.
Grand Secretary Usher A. Hall, address, Other
guests were. P. O. P. Samuel It. Pope A. II.
Jerterles. Harry Hna.e. D. P. G. M Thomas.
M. Wonderly. Jr. D. I. G M. George Poell,
Joseph W. Roger.. Charles M Entvvlstle, Wil
liam llardcastle, Orand Marshal Harry Hte
phens. Harry Tarbottom ana William RussoIL
Ona of tha best open meetings and entertain
menta for the men In tho Government service
held In the lodae room of Hathaheha Ite
bekah Lodge, No. 102. Fiftieth street and Lan
caster avenue. Refreshments were served by the
iadles, and the following program arranged
y the committee of the lodge, with Joshua N.
Litchfield as chairman: Musical program by
orchestra, banjo solo by Miss 8 Huen, vocal
olo by Miss Marriott, vocal solo by Mrs. Noble.
recitation by Mrs. Muff, campf.ru girls slnulnit
and dancing, solo by Miss Moore, solo by Mr.
Noble, songs by Miss Ford. The speakers and
guests were Orand Secretary Usher A Hall and
wife, P. W. Ancker. Robert Love, W. A. Oil
flay. Mary Folwell, M. D. Wiley. Thomas Dor
roughs, Charles I.. Horner. Charles P. Warn
pole. C. II, D. Itlchardson, II. I. CI. M. Thomas.
M. Wonderly. Jr., Thomas Mendham The com
mittee In charge Has Sisters Weston. Daly,
Wright. Wandless. Wilson. Fenton. Durrovvs,
M Hsnnabery. L. Hannabery, Sumption and
Eva Folwell. Dancing took up the latter part
of tha evening.
The boosters' committee of the first, second
and third districts held a meeting In the Park
way Building, with P (1. Frank 'Hhunnan pre
rldlng. There was good "pep" and enthusiasm,
ndlcatlng that the mcmlers were taking hold of
the work with more zeal and ambition than
ever before. The chairman announced that tho
Y. M. C. A. has a movement under wnv to en.
operate with tha Orand Lodge of the I. O. O. F.
In furnishing the meotfers of the order in the
service of the Governnu nt with n Testament or
small Bible. In whl 't there Is a place for the
official receipt of the Odd Fellows lodge. This
was to be carried as n means of Identification
P. O. Shuman holds another Idea In reference
to a means of Identification for the enlisted
brother and is awaiting Instructions from the
grand master before this committee can con
alder Its adoption
Chairman Shuman submitted an elalorate
filan br which each of the eighteen lodges In
hesa districts will visit each other during tho
winter for tha purpose of maintaining a closer
,,,.. mi., iiMtniini eiM,,,, tin,, i. r-'iurnirii cue
Visiting lodge will confer the degrees on any
candidates at nami. in addition to this, nn- '
other novel Idea of the chairman's was that R
Bundle of sticks shall nccompany the vlsUlns
loage. wun a piece ol poetrv. Tnese are pre
sented to the noble grand of tha lodge visited
and he places his signature on an attached
sheet to show that It has been received Then
his lodga carries these articles to another lodge
and so on until the bundle of sticks has trav
eled through alt the lodges In the three dis
tricts. The members of the' boosters' committee nre
to be Instructed In the unwritten work of the
order by the district deputy grand masters of
tha three districts nnd psssed on to the mem
bers of the tndlvldaal lodges. These brothers
will constitute an Instruction committee, wMeh
will Instruct snd examine all candidates before
advancing In the various degrees. The district
deputy grand masters will constitute the board
In the school of Instruction, it was decided that
tke visitations between the various lodges he,
aa far aa possible, on the plan of the, loil.es.
with the larger attendance visiting the weaker
lodges first. Starting October in, Star of Reth
Jehem Lodge will be Visited by Spring Garden
Lodge.
The next meeting of tho booster committee
will be held In Room 1 E. Parkway Hulldlng.
next Monday night and the attendance and
suggestions of any brother wilt be welcome.
Tho boya In blue received a rovol rreetlng
at ths combined reception of Fourth of July
Lodae. No. 144. and Oreen Hill Lodge. No 1,11,
t Olrard avenue and Hutchinson street Chair
man Lltchleld announced the following pro
irram: P. W. Ancker. recitations H.nrv Hsase.
patriotic songs: Martin Rryde, I' s N. solo
Albert Wall, solo snd stories; Harry Johnson,
flute solo: Kdward ICleld. stories: John Johnson,
tricks with an apple; John A. Peterson sddress
Harry C'l'ler. songs and stories. Music by
Brother Wlcke'a Orchestra.
The committees of urangements eeo: Fourth
of July Hsrrv Ooldr-rg, Flmer Wnhl. Harrv
Cutler. Mlohsel Csnim. Albert Walz. Morris
Irfjwenthnt Oreen Hill John A. Peterson, Jor
gen Jorgenser.. Frank Hoffman.
..The following officers of Tloxleoromh Lodre
No M). w-r. e-'ted for the ensuing te-m'
Nobje rand William KaMe; vice rrand Cnl
Jin Fredericks- secretsry. Renlsmin C Renvars.
Jreasrer. Richard Con.- third member r ?.'
JL'iJ' l";n Craighead. The lnsnlnnn or-.
fvD Il'n MmlH next Saturday nlht
T Ut JJ' .i!-.1.'. " Illfnm L. Kepnedv. of the
Eleventh District. m-mher of Fnmi Lodge
No. 778. with the aid o M. ifflclent Ttaff.
Mills rod-JS, No. Kino, conferred th thl-d .!..
Tree In full on seven r-ndlelstes Th. d-Vree
tt.7e WJIJ ei." r"""-" '"'" ad did ere""t 7S
L'l"i,''.n'1 th" desree resster. Q-orre A. Rr".
per. before an nssemblsg. ft mnr th,in inii
h'ethi-en. Anio,; ,.. mar-v -l.tra 5.i- V.
ftWn2 putivS .."AhMK:
winpSL-- liln,t 'n'""""n of ofner, ,p,
rn'r-n.",? iiTl" wnrk- bi" " October 1 1 thl
enreiim.ni will he een.wed hv thrt r.r...,..,
of the Initiatory degr" y ,no f"entatlon
Rprlp-. fla'den I-odre. No. nn. has ein. .
- -months term of rv Vurei..,ria-TJC"d
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starDonnell: .,, , i'a.'-. "TZJ
ir-e- master. William S'mondi iw"S"'r lV"
Ttion-nscn: '.pi-.ntti-. n o-.-d rJr. n
tn-e,M, nk-n,, p 0n,,.J.s iJeJi'rS'
TK. nr- e-fflcr, wilt hn tni'-elll h- .rrV-
Rnj--r ..f of Kens'ne.en 'T,r, ..""...J-
T- lose.'"-,? team f Pen- n.. ' ?"
trill b- h..s- enirid rt-Hni thiCmfl J"T
""dee th.. .hie. ,nd fa'.he.1rnJ;K:'n '"k
p. T n sr .i-eoh r ir........ ?.l?".ow"!
iLS M''n-,aM- tr.,nV,r "o-oV-e Der.',.;;:-.
.ard. John DeltrlclY; marThal. ll.Try E. Moore!
Th. lnlelltlon e-re-nnnv s IVr Teds. l..e
IM. nlvt ntK , tl1 onin.n c .hi, V. "'
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It?3 'i'Lrrr"''r0 ;.' n w'mismvViin:
jMtolan aoet BrotR.r Ts-llam Alllnaon STPu
Next Venvjar nt-'-t lb- J-dstory degree will
tw ci.frr4 mt fof randldatrs,
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IJ. Haintstt. Wobn. Ma.-. J-v "'a 2I"H
Canandslma. N. y.: H. rivd. Rent tVenl.
perlai Id-e. Th result, of t, ,irinn ,,.7.
Vr,rAT.v:'nj;:,dw;,?.u.,;'S'i
Bllre to the nnnor'-nlt'e. of h, f ne. Ct "V'.r
0.1. to n-isch-rer- hi, duties in t" fnll n-v.'.';
constitutional 7-"l-stlon,; ThV MlinJ!uht,
a rest r.nd', le--IPThe"r0.n.Vs 'e ihi"-'1
terra h-nlnnln tonleht ,re " Jrv hiT.ht" n-v.'T
pew oflleeri will p-,re- ftn hl ood T12& Th."
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WILLIAM T. FOWDEN
He hns been appointed guardian of
the Grand Lodge of tho Indepen
dent Order Odd Fellows.
rV,"!B?l ,',' . P'ank Hliumnn- representative to
Siv -V J ovl " Home. P. u '. II. Draper: re
rrsentatlve to Orphanage. W A (loldev: trustee.
,:,u ,,' .A. Henry: represcntntlve general re-
after me ballots had been last. W. V Mlt hell
was plotted third member of lh,- relief, defeat
ing Hrothcr Thumas Latimer. Jr . lu two otcs.
On Monday eenlng last the stafT of Mer
chants l.oilgo lintalled ery cfflrlently the of.
fleers of Ivy Idgo, N i'n.1, (jn Tuesday Me
ing the ofllcers of Kemlcrtnn Lodge. No Slid,
were Installed by Merchants' staff, as wcro tho
officers of Oxford Lodge. No. 14, of Frankford,
on Wednesday cinlng. Itefreahments wire
served on all occasions Tho inembeia of the
staff nre S I) U M (J II Ooldcy. P tl 1M
Maute. P (1 ij. i Morton, P o F Hhumnn,
1. ". J..u- Smith. P tl W. J. llrltton. P. O.
L A. Ht'iirj, r. IS. lrfthum. pianist, 13 A.
Oroom.
William T, Fowden. the new grand guardian.
Was Initiated Into Lelperllle Lodio. No. L'fl.1, of
Chester, In lHUD. nnd served In vi-ry ofllco of
tha lodge, board, of directors and truitces Ha
represented the ludge at grand lodge ttcsslons
ror many j ears Ho Is rtnrrsentatlva to the
Orphans Home, at Philadelphia, member of Lady
Linllna Porter Lodge. No. 11, 1). nf It., mem
ber of (heater Uniampmcnt, No. Hi), Mas dis
trict deputy of tJt-iawnro Cuunty, 1U11-15, and
was appointed grand guardian b Oiand Master
M.ontgomery.
During Ilrother Fnuden' term more Interest
was shown In all, of thu lodges of tho dlstrM
than at any time during the history of those
lodges, which gained a membership of about Wl
per cent, with due Increase In activity and good
fellow ship among tho members. One of his
main efforts wus to visit each of tho lodges
In the dlstr ct at least once a month, and to
j..,. avutu iuuki-h ic was necessary to drive nt
least fuurteen miles. 11. s grandfather, father,
sons and son-in-law aru Odd hiiiuvva and his
wiu and daughter aio members ut tne ltv
bc'kah Lodge,
i r.ctiV!!u" I'od?- ? 33 had a rousing meet
ing with nn attendance of slxt-fivo members
and ono visitor. There was a spirited election
for secretary and third member of the relief.
.Secretary Tnonias H llonaiill declined to be a
candldato for re-election because lie felt his
age whs agalnsthls giving further the service
Sv. . ". "',,?u.la kav" "na retires v.ltli best
wisnes of all the members. Ho promised to
continue his attendance at the meetings and
help in the current work of tho lodge. P. tl.
Luke Moull won the election for secretory by
'iirJJil-''",?..,?,' four 0"" ov''r u-xvi' Wright
HS"? ,wm""n - Jostlna won the .lection
ror thlnl member by ten votes over Ilrother
(narks Durour
The new ofllcers elected will be Instnlled to-
EffUWf V'!!ni. h,y ' ." I'oul" M""tl and
f a" laff L"'S" wh" will receive u
Jiarm welcome. The staff of ofllcers selected
Hi .fot0: ?. u -''laon 11 Herring. V. (1
t'elTi M M"ltk- hlrd member, William c
J i''i'm"' '' w D Miul. treasurer.
,V 4. P.. Cower: representative. (1 L. P.
i. ...i,.- .;,l,",n"' f'Prescntatlvo orphanage.
Lous M Dencu, representative I), K Home
...i i..i. .." ln" wnmng canniuates
rs,?lVln",!id4"""l'a.rt'cul"l.y Ilrother
Jostlng. who s-iid ihi wi,.,7, l;r .! i, .it!
tomorrow it will be n it", ?mS .iJ.""1, Vn,
grandfSther ti VwS" ?.?E2 L"1.'". '"."J .".
l!'.lodeea '", ''-l"niore. feeling proud of tho
Arwnro'i1 Vh01".. ut ",wh )'Uh "'""ding at
Arcturus. The llipresslvo pSirt nf tho meet
ing was tho addresses of tbo defeated canell-
i,,tJ.ne v'.", '!" ,0,le,!- A'",r ,he installation
on degree v?l!rk? W" """" to h".d
t PhUanthropIc Lodge. No. 1,1. under P (I
Louis Llppman, entertained the Installing start
of Damascus Lodge. No SSO composed of the
JohT'w'eiS.; her"'t 3o'H'h ller. Deputy
John Welnache. James M. Fuller John A
Naegele. Charles Plefer, C II Net ey a"l it'
O. lirenner, who installed the following off cits
Now., grand. Paul J Field, vice grand Bmll
Rachman. secretary, o. Wallace! Smith, third
member of relief. Chorles A Shcngle The
appointment, vver,. Trustees. Christopher w"
i a scop, wr., William H Nuale nJ f'hartpa
if," elHerer "Presentatlve Omnd Lodge. Wl"
Home Wini"'"iire?.r'",nt'l,lv- dd Fellows'
liome. H I lam H. I'lucoe. representative or
phanage. Simon 11. Moore. Tho entertainment
commltteo sprang a surprise by glv n" nn old
JoTed ' Uhlch 'V inmh en.
,?; committee on religions exercises nt the
Odd Fellow-s' Horn,, Octob-e 14, has secured the
services of tho Rev J Perry Cox twst.Ve nf
the Dovercanx Memorial MetheTdNt Upl-copal
Church. Twenty-sixth street and Allegheny ave-
lute, fnr- .-lil.h .n .lnl-..tn 1 ' ?. " "ve-
eir., nA. r .. .;:r"r"'"."':." " "" -
arranred a sneclnl Mrmnn fn. ,e, .:.' "",
all brothers are invited -..vu.. anu
Phllantlirnolc will confer the Initiatory degree
on four candidates next Tuesday evening-
Phllnmathean Lodge, No 1,1. entertained
D DO MA Flood and staff of' flftSen "rem
American Star Ixid-Je, nnd also N. O Manuel
DeMar. Seccetarv W C Huhfaa and Jam "s 13
Dougherty, of Mt. Airy Lodge. The newlv nl
genlzed Ladles' Aid scrvd refreshments The
officers Installed were- Noble Orand Harry 11
ifV12H!.fU7 -?M,rt' L?ul" Ko'k: ,nlri1 memhVr
of relief. J. William Lowrey: secretary Albert
Ward: treasurer. William Kltson. The p!
polntments were- R. o. I. . Ocorge Wilkin,
son: conductor, Jacob Oerth. I. u". Thomas
Hargravra. O o Walter Camn: VliRnWin
S. $.-oh: Knrie8-v- - &
. P:. - ;M- Jos-vplah Ilncon nnd staff In
stalled tho ofllcers of Fox Chase Lodw on Mon
day night and received a hearty welcome.
Connuanock Lodge 4(13. had these ofllcers In-
WSTfTf: sJ-NTaVB-sr.-smT,.n: W-W
Oeorge It. File: R. 3. ., Robert Wedell.L. s'
S,. Andrew J. Jacob: warden. Richard KoenlS.
I. Q.. William J. McKnlght; O ,, hffn
arnall: conduotor. J Lpuls w'achter, chapialn
of Oeneral Harrison Lodge, who performed the
ceremony In a highly efficient manner I rothers
Areiuz. Wiswell. Slgman and Shew made Vf.
fectlvo remarks. A social session and re
freshments were enjoyed. r
Amity Lodge, No. III. under N O Charir,
Walberg. last week Initiated four e-andldltS,
from the Navy Yard,' Ilrother O. aoldb?rr of
1 ourth of July lajdge. acting as conductor All
were impressed by the excellence of the work
Llectlon of officers resulted as follows Kohl,
grand. John Walberg; vice grand, John Nllson
secretary, Frank A. Fisher; assistant secretarv
Julius Nllson; treasurer, Charles Marshall- trusl
tee. Rasmus Slmonson; representative to Or
phanage. K. R. Nllson; representative to a rand
l.odge. Frank A Fisher for tho twenty.fourtn
term. Tha social session was conducted top
0. Lewis Slmonson and the feast of good
things to eat by P. a, Frank Diem. Amity Is
now represented In both srmy and nav-v
Henry L. Blmonson. on shore leave, being warm
ly greeted.
East Park Lodge. No. 1042. had the following
officers Instilled: Noble grand. Monroe K
Reedy; vice grand. Charles O. Anderson: secre
tary, Lewis A. Mengle; treasurer. Dr Ford A
Brill. The appointments Vers: Ward-n. Oeor;
Beck; ronductor. r3dward F. Deltg; cha "ialn X
thur K. l-uneJa;rri ; right supporter noble grand
H. M Rhea; left supporter noble grand. lta?ri
A. Hurling; right scene supporter. Theodore F
W. Ponto; left scene supporter, Walter Brown
Inside guard. Oeorge O. Messer: outside ruard'
James iu McNearr. The Installation st.fi "was
composed of D. D. a. M. Jacob c, Henderson
II. K. Moore, V. P. Banders. Wl Ham SmitiJ"
H. jetrtcn"00 "' Dletrl:h hd John"
Ktnderton Lodge. No, 20(1. had tho fnllowinr
officers Installed: Noble grand. Oeorge. I ffl
vice grand. Simon Reece; third member of ni
Ual committee, C. N. llarndt. The appointment,
were: Right supporter nobis grand. P7 V. Krobbs"
left supporter, nobis grand. Clarence Hoc
kins; warden, Hsrry Stuhmlller; Inside guard
Wesley Williams; chaplain. A. P. Wannoo Tout!
.Ids guard. Warren llomlller; right icen.' ?
porter. Frank Dorn; l,ftscene supporter. 4bner
llarndt; right supporter vie. grand. J. HuTlard
lift supporter vie grand. C. W. lisher '
Tha services at the Orphanage. Ogontz and
Chelten avenues, next .Sunday afternoon, win hi
held under the auspices pf ine Orand Kncim?J
ment of Pennsylvania An Interesting program
hks been arranged In which ths chfldren will
taksport Ths Rev Ixiul. Randall, pl.toe iff
the TlorIemonal M P Church, will ' dal'ver
Fidelity Ixidxe. Na 18V, had charge of ih.
Sunday services In ths Orphanage. Tha sermon
was prenched by tc Ry Oomer II. Matthlv,
rector of the Frr. Episcopal Church of 8t John"
The rauelo conslstetf of selection, by ths chil
dren's orchestra and chorus, Addresses w,r.
vn.a. tiv'HAErt QarnUB. ,ee.e.w A ...- .
plianaga, and Robert lv, caairmaa pf the
Myrmwr- '
arrange. I.KA" a.J bdiT 'Feliovv,"a'r'erU,,r,ly" Tn
vlted On Sunday, October 21. Phllanlnronl.
Lodge will Melt the Devereaux JI. mortal Church
in n may. vnere tun if.e t r.
EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4,
(Sunday services In the Odd Fellows' Home Th
sermon wsi preached by the Itev. O. A. Hlnkle,
Pastor of Mount Zlon Methodist Episcopal
Ihurch, of Darby The tmulo was by the choir
?' " ".m" rhurch, under the direction of Pro-
,n,1 JY'laon, and Included a solo by Mrs. tJ.
A Hlhkie. who also gave an appropriate reci
tation. Addtessea were nude by Oram! Master
Montgomery, President Itlchardson, of the Or
Pharage, and Thomas Slpps.
, ALLnNDORF. Oct. 1. AUOtlST, husbind of
Is.'- Helen Wllhelmlna Allendorf. aged PO.
Ilelallves and friends invited to funeral serv
ices, Kri., a p. m., 33H N. (1th st. Int. pri
vate. North wood C'em, Remains may bo viewed
Thurs. eve.
ANDI3RHON. Oct. 3, JAMKll, husband nf
Martha J. Anderson. Relatives atjd friends.
17th Dlst. police. Invlteel to funersl. Hat,, a
p. m., a33H Reed st Int. Mt. Morlah c'em.
Remains may be viewed Frl. eve. Auto funeral.
. ANC1I3LUCC!. Oct. 3. FRANIf. husband of
lloslna Angslucel, aged nil. Relatives nnd
friends. Lnqol.i Hilvlo Hparentn, No. nil, Order
Bona of Italy, Invited to funeral. Hat., S..1U
a m tV.': H. l.'th st Holemn high mass Ht.
Rita's Church. Ilroad and i:ilswortl sts, Int.
Holy Cross Ccm
ARMHTRONO Oct .1. DA1HV T.. wife of
Charles Armstrong and daughter of Hmma and
late Samuel 11. WcrnU Residence, 4I'.'3 Urovvii
sir.
HAUNnt tftiri.lnnli. tlf.1 n Jt.iUV. UlUVfll
Hr. husbnnd of Hannah liarnes. aged UK. Rela
tives nnd friends Invited tu funeral services.
Hat 2 p. m., SI Church lane, tjermsntown. Int.
private
r.,li,tTz. S'ht. ao. at Silver City. N M,
OKORilIl W. UKTK. husband of Anna lletz and
son of late Mnx M. nnd Margaret lletz. Due
notice of funeral will tie given
1I1HIIOP. (let 4. CATH13RINI3 HLIZAtlUTH,
widow of Hphralm lllshop. Relatives and
and friends, also parish and Sunday school of
t hrlst Memorial Rcfotmed Fplscopal Church, In
vited to funeral. Sat , a p. in , at aolt) Mt
ernon st Int. private.
1U1VV1M13 HtirMonlv PW 1 Mtf'linf .A fl.
husband of Frances linwers (nee Munich), aged
f'l Relntlves and friends Invited to funeral
I'M . II a. in.. HOI) W LehlgH ave Solemn re
quiem mass Ht. llonaveiiturn'a Churc.l 10 a, m.
Autn funeril.
IIOVISS Oct. .1. THOMAS, son of lato James
nnd Mary Roves, axed ."4 Relstlvea nnd friends
Invited to funeral services Thurs 4 p m .
chapel of Kirk & Nice. 0301 Main at., Oerman
town Int private
. Illtr.lIN. Oct .1 JO.HKPII T , son of i:ilzn
beth nnd InU- Patrick Hreen nrlitlvs nd
friends. Holy Nun Society, Falrmount Park
tluards. Court Prosperity, So. i; 1" of A .
Waseca Tribe. No 4. I O It M and 2nth
vvnnl Kxecutlvc Committee. Invited to funeral.
Mon , H 3(1 a. m . mother's resldenre. 1447 N
lawn st Solemn renulrm nnss st Mnlachy'a
Church in a tn Int Holy Cross Cem
I1ROWN. Hllildenlr. Oct 3 K WILSON,
husband of Alma llrown (nee llallev). aged 117.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, Sat .
a i. in . residence of sou-ln-law, William W.
llarton, Huntingdon Valley. Pa Int private,
Churchvllle Cem Trains for Uetharcs leaves
Rrmltne Terminal U 3." p. m
Hl'UOAl'KK Oct. a ItllltTHA widow of
Josepl Ilurgauer. aged l"7. Relatives and friends
Invlteil to funeral, hrl a p m, daughter's
residence. Mrs II ItlumLcrg, 31 N. Mllllck st.
Int Mt Slnnl Cem
IIURROUall. Oct. 1. MAHY T . wife of J.
Stokes llurfouih (neo Sparks) Relatives oiid
friends, members of Mt. Zlon Lodge, No. 7.
Degree of Ri'bknh, Invited to services. Frl
2 p. ni . r.0.1 Arch St.. Camden. N. J. Int.
private. New Camden Cem Friends may call
Thurs eve.
lAI.I.AIIA.N sept. L"!, HLLUN CALLAHAN,
Cim
CAHISB Suddenly. Oct. 3. AMY lf . widow
of Henry T. Carlsi Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral services, sat.. 1:30 p m.. 1242
Olrard ave. Int. West Laurel Hill Cem. Auto
funeral
m CARPKNTKR Oct. .1, FRANK L CAni'I3N
TI.lt. aged sa. Relatives nnd friends Invited to
Junernl s.-rvlces. Sat . 2 p. 111 , son's residence,
Lincoln R, Carpenter, Oak and Davis aves ,
Clifton Heights, Del. Co Int. private. Ht.
Jurne.-, Cem
CI-3RKS Ort. 1, FRANCIS J., son nf Hman
uel nnd Theresa Ceres anil grand. on of the lato
Francis O. nnd Anna Reich, ngrd 11. Funeral,
to which th- relatives and friend, are Invited,
on 1-rl. H 30 n. m, from his perents real
dence. 2ITI S1 Watts st. Mas, of r,,Ulem at
the Church of the Rplphany 10 a. in. Int.
Ilolv Cross Cem Auto funeral.
conarii Nenr Jumlsnn, Pa, Oct. Je WIL
I.IAJl II CONARD. aged :..-,. Relntlna and
friends and Warrington Lodge, Ne.hamtriy
Castle, invited to funeral. Frl.. 11 a. m. int.
Neshnmlnv Cem
COVnitDALi: Oct. 3, ADALI.nI: A . widow
of W II Covi-rdnle, nged 7H Relatives
and friends Invited to services, St. Jnmes's 13pls-eop-il
Churcn. Stanton Delawnre, Sunday morn
ing nfter regular s,rvlce Int. St. James's
llurlil Oround. AVIImlugton papers please cop.-.
Clti:.VMI3lt At H.iminonti.n. N J. IH V
THOMAS J. CllHAMnn. nged 70. Relatives
nnd friends invited to funeral Filrvbw ive .
Frl.. a p m Int Grcenmount Cem . Hammnn
ton. N J St. Louis and New Orleans papers
copv-
D13I1AUI311 (nee Bennett). Oct. 3. FI.LRN,
wife of John Debnuer. Itelitlve, and friends.
Falrhlll Circle No 7. Lady S of A , Invited to
funeral. Sjit . 7 311 a m . II Marsh ave . 0rman
town ave below Somerset st Solemn rciiulem
high mass St llonaventura's Church (I a. m.
Int Holv Sepulchre Ccm Auto fun, rnl
n!3VKn Sept. 311. AI.KXANDI3II. husband
of Saiah Dever Funeral Frl . s 30 a m.. SKI
N liUh st Solemn reeiulem mas. Our Mother of
i-iirniwa e iiurcii in a ni ini eatliedrel (em
Relative, nnd friends Our Mother of Sorrows
Holy Name Society. West Plllla. Council. Nn
314. K. of C . Dlv No. Ml. A O II nn.l ri.
gal Socletv, Invited to attend Auto service
DONHl'li Oct MICIIAI3I, A eon of ,te
Michael and Bridget Donohue Relallv, 9 ond
friends Invited to funeral. Sat.. S.311 u m
a.140 S. Chadwlck st High rc.iulem muss si'
Monica's Church 10 a m. Int. Holy Clots Cem
DOWNHY-Oct '.'. THOMAS J eon of John
J. nnd Margaret Downey nged 23 Relatives
and friends, also Holv Name Society of the
ttlesfed Virgin Mary: Southwestern Assembly
No 18 A. O M P , Postof'lce employes of
Darbv. Pa., and all other organizations of which
he wa, a member. Invited to funeral. Sat S-Ju
a. m , parents' residence. 033 Main st Darbv
Pi. Solemn re-aulem mass Church of thii
Rlessed Virgin Mary 10 a m. Int. Holy Cross
Cem,
11LLIS At Rlverton. N J . Oct. 2 HANNAH
L I'.Ll.IS, daughter of late Levi nnd Marv Kills
ngsd 113 Relatives nnd friends Invited to fu'.
nernl. Sat . 2 30 p. m . First Baptist Church.
Moorestown N J. Int. Baptist Cem Convey
ances will meet in 3H trolley from Market ft
Camden, nnd 10 3.1 trolley from Mt Holly ui
Chester ave . Moorestown.
FAIH3R Oct. 2 PKTKR TA.MRS son of
Peter and I.jdla I-aber. aged 23 Relatives and
friends Invited to fum-rnl services Sat 1pm
parents' residence. 21!) 13. Allen l Int ' pr'il
vate Remains may bo viewed Frl . 8 to 10
p. m
FOLI3Y Oct 5. JAMI3S FOLI3Y. hu-lband
of Mary 13. Fo'ey. Relatives and friend. In
vited to funeral. Frl. R-31) n m.. residence of
brother. Robert J. Foley 1317 Brandyvvlne st!
High mass of requiem Churrh.of the Assump
tion 10 11 m. Int Holv Cross em. "n'
, .FUANI!: T?ct- V VTIIAItlNH. daughter of
lato Frederick and Caroline Frank Relatives
nnd friend. Invited to funeral services, sat
a n m . lain Herbert st , Frankiurd Pa Int'
prlvnte. North Cedir ltlll Cem. Auto funeral
FRIDAY Oct. 3. HARRY S.. husband of
lrtlo , nun,. nb 1,. iflUllven HDU iriendS
iltst nnd Haiel uve, a p. m. Int. Arlington
Cem. Remains mav be viewed Frl . 8 to lo n m
OAPP. Oct 2. ETHEL V , wife of Oeorge c
Gapp nnd daughter of Benjamin ,E and Clarii
Mann. Relatives and friends. Blbfe Class No
Columbia Ave. M. E Church. Invited to fu
neral. Sat . 1 p m.. a403 Turner st Int
Hillside Cem . by funernl ear.
HARRIS Oct a. EDWIN W . husband of
Ellen W. Harris, aged 7.1 Relatives and friends
Invited to services. Frl. l:.lo p. m", -510 N
Colorado st Int. private. Mt Mor'ah Cem
Friends m-iv call Thurs.. 8 to 10 n m
HARVEY Oct. a. ANNIE, wife of Hugh
Harvev (nea Lehman). Relatives and friend in
vited to funeral services. Sat , 2 p. m "433
Aspen st Int Mt. Morlah Cem. Remains mav
be Mewed Frl. after 8 p. m. Wllrnlneton
papers ropy.
HAYES Oct 3. WILLIAM J son of late
Kennedy B and Mary Hayes Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Sat.. 8 . m 1410 N
11th at Solemn requiem mass St. Malachv's
Church 0 a. m. Int. Cathedral Cem. Auto fu
neral. HBAI.D. Oct. 1 CLARA K (nee Haulier)
wife of John C llcald. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral services. Frl , a p m 31"4
Belgrade st. Int. Belvuo Cem. Remains may bo
viewed Thurs eve. "
KELLY. Oct. S. THOMAS J KELLY hus.
band of Agnes Kelly (nee Sweeney), of (Siuritv
Mayo. Carrow Kell. Parish of Boholn Ireland7
Relatives and friends. Altar and I Rosafy So:
clety, League of Sacred Heart, all societies of
which ho was a member. Invited to funernl
Mon , 8:30 a. in.. 1134 8. 13th st. Solemn" mass
of requiem Ht. Teresa's Church 10 am Int
Holy Cress Cem i '"' ""'
KELLY. Oct. 3. JOHN, husband of 1st.
Annie .Kelly. Relatives and friend. Invited to
funeral Sat 8a. m.. brother-In-law'a res Jence
Thomas O'Malley. IBS I B. ad st. Solemn m.
of requiem Sacred Heart Church. 0:30 am
Int. Holy Cross Cem. ' ,n'
KELLY. Oct. . SAMUEL L. KELLY Ita.
Fo'r'ravl.'T.",' FnHa B'Ven 'rom "3S ",Ur!
1MNOSTON. Oct. 3. OELLA 8 Mirn
LANOSTON Relative, and friend. Invited to
services. Frl., 3 p, m., Oliver H. Dalr Bldir
1820 Chestnut st. Int. private. la,r"
LIPS. Uct. 1, CHRIS 1'IAN a., husband
Sybllla O. Lips. Relatives Iind I Vriends I.afo
C. Underdown Assemhly. No. S3 Artisan."
Order cf Mutual Protection. Invltid to funeral
Frl. 2 p. m. 1710 Arlington ,t. (near nth ind
Norrls). Int. Northwcod Cem. Auto tintrii
Remains may be yitvved Thurs. eve. ,uneri".
MARSHALL. Oct. 1, WILLIAM, husbsnd nf
Marie Marshall tn.e o'Rourk.). .Jit of oiorgi
and Mary Marshall, aged aa. Relatives .5S
friends. I'tilla. Electric Ujn, Asso'. IrivRed "i!
funeral. Frl., 2 p. m.. 1511 s. N.wkirk st
(28th snd DIcUin.on t..l Int. Ml. Jdorlah Cem
Rtmnln. may be viewed Thur... afttr 7 p S'
Anto funeral, ... '"
McCANN. Suddenly. WILLIAM II. McCANN
Funeral private at tha convenience of tbi
McCONZILLE. Oct. 3. ARTHUR, son of lata
Arthur and Isabella McConiili.. R.latlv?. and
friends, .urvfvor. of 124th Penna Vol. . Invited
to funeral, Sat., 8:30 a m.. resldenc.' of it.
brother. .Patrick 3. cConillle. 4423 Filling .t
t-rankfofd. Pa Solemn requiem m.I at'
Joachim.. Chjirch 10 a. m. Int. St. Charlea'.
Cem., Ksllyv He. Pa Auto funeral. VMrl,
McDOUtJALl Oct. 2. WILLIAM H Me.
DOUOALU husband of Amanda M. McDougull
Relatives and friends Apollo Lodg. No. ()
I. O, O, F.. Invited to funeral services p,i '
3 p. m. l N. Broadway. Gloucester. N J
Int private. Remains may b vlswecl Thur..
VltcKKLVEY tjuddenly Oct 2, JOHN son of
John and Prldget MoKrlv.y aged 22 T of 'yStli
ges noochary County Donegal. Ireland. nVi.
Uvea and friend.. Holy Name Society, Invited fn
funeral Sat., sao . m., residence T of brother!
in-law, Joseph Burns. B629 Bloyd t.. Oermar
town. 'Solemn r.auisra puu Church of In.
jWacBjfe, ejncettwi lti.,,m. Jfc Moly Sjul.
1 tf,i - V ' v t
Relatives and friends. League of Sacred Henrt
and Holy Face Society of St. Patrick's Church.
Invited to funeral. Frl., 8 Bo u in . N 13. cor.
ltd and Pin- sis. High uuuleni mass, ut st.
Patrick s Church lu a. m. tut New c'.',tl!i.,!rni
e riiKie...,- .tub. '. vtv, i . anil A vl -Tucknhoe
lxidtie. No 271, Imp. O. it M. Weiet
End Castle. No. 2(l'l. K. O. K . Olrard Retail
Grocer." Asso , Invited to funeral. Sat., 1 i. m
tr.' I s. ll.'d st services st r,enr', ,-
' I
. n.KATHS
MKWEB. Oct n. LKORA I, . daughter of
Hmma B, and late Joseph W. Mewes, aged 34.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral serv.
ices, Sat., 1 p. m., mother's residence, 1020
vine st. Int, Montrose Cem. Friends may call
Frl., 8 p. m. -Automobiles I
.Hl.T.En Oct. 8, 11M W. Olrard av
HARRY W.. husband of Florence C Miller
Relatives and trends, employes of William H.
norsi
iH..M.h. . .,- . .-.i..:..!., - i . ,.,. .
F. P. A.; Harris Castle. No. 20. K. O. E., and
A. C. Ljtfe Cc
Invited to fune
lors of Henry S
commannery. No. ini, K. o. 1;.,
l.rni services, rri.. .- p. m., par
Seher t Son. ?nnn 1. Rit,minsne,
nve. ini. privaie. worm cedar 11111 uem,
Remains may ba viewed Thurs. eve. Aun
.crvlce.
MILLFR. Oct. 1, JOHN, son of Mathew and
lite I3mma Miller, aged 33. Relatives nnd
friends Invited to funersl services. Frl.. 2 p. m..
residence of Kdward Hill. S14 Carson St.. Mana
yunk. Int. private. West Laurel Hill Cem.
1 rlends may call Thurs, ove.
MILLER. Suddenly, Oct. .1, KI.IZA J., widow
of Wilson Miller Relatives and friends lavlled
to funeral. Sat., 7:30 a. m., residence of sister,
Mrs A. I.ltzenberg. 2330 Uarrctt st. Reuulem
mass at St Michael's Church, int. St. Paul's
Lutheran Cem.. Ardmore, Pa.
MORRIS. Oct. n, JAMI3S II.. husband of
Annlo Morris, aged On, Relstlve, and friends.
( arpenters' Ixicnl Union, No. 207. Stonemen's
fellowship, of Darby, Invited to funeral serv
ice,. But . 2:30 p. m , 112.1 Springfield ave ,
"ir1-. '"a Int. Mt. zion Cem. Friends may
fall 1-rl . Iwtwern 7 and 11 p. in
PI3LL Suddenly, Oct 3, ROSIl, wife nf
Leonard Pell. Relatives and friends. Christian
Mother nf the I3ternal Church, 21st and Toronto
ft?.. Invited to funeral, Sat., L-30 h. ni 21120
W. (Inrdiin at High mass Chu h of-Our Lady
of tho Kternal 10 a. in. Int. Holy Sepulchre
Cem
PINKnnTON Oct. 2, SARAH n daughter
of lato John and Margaret Plnkerton. Rela
tives and friends, Ucrmantnwn laidge. No. in.
S of 11.. and Lodge No. 21. Sons and Daugh
ters of Ameilca. Invited to funeral services,
,J" -, n'. m- 01- Hainton St., Qermantow-n.
1111. iirivnie,
POWKRS Oct. 2. MAROARKT V., wife of
James Powers and daughter of John and Fran
crs Mcdlnley .neo Durfy), aged 22. Relatives
and friends invited to funeral. Sat., 8.30 u. ni.,
r"'dence of husband, 1H30 H Ithan st. (near
"0th st nnd Chester ave. ). Requiem high mass
; ,iurVI1 ."l .Mom niessea sacrament iu a. m.
Int Holy Cross Cem.
PtLl3 At Londongrove, Pa., Fourlh-day,
Tenth Month. ItuilUHT S. PYL13. aged 75. Duo
notice of funeral will be given.
QU1NN. Oct. 2, MARY, wife of Patrick F.'
ejuinn. ueintiveei nnd friends invited to funeral,
Hat . 8.30 a in . 213.1 Watklns st (near 22d and
Morris sts ). Solemn mais of requiem St 13d
mond's Church 10 n. m Int. Holv Crosa Cem.
Iti:i3VI3S Oct 2. KATHARINE S., daughter
of Emma and the late William S. Reeves, aged
32 Relatives nnd friends invited to services.
Frl.. 2 p. m . Oliver II Rnlr llldg . 182" Chest
nut st Int West Laurel Hill Cem
R13PS1IKR Oct. a. H13SH113 A., wife nf
Louis A. Rep, her nnd daughter of W llllicm W.
nnd Sarah O Smith. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Sat. 7.10 11 m. 2331 Mc
Clellan st (2Jd and Mooro sis.). Solemn high
mass of reeiulem St Ldmond's Church 11 a. m.
Int. Holv Cross Cem Auto funeral.
RK1HTKU. Oct, 2 LIZ7.H3 W. CORNOO.
wife of Oeorge w Rlghter Relatives nnd
friends Invited to funeral services. Frl , 2 p. m.,
ItHdnnr. Pa. Int. Rtrlctlv prlvnte.
RITTI3R Oct 3. .13WF.I. (1 .husbnnd of Mnud
Hitter (nee Kerspeter). Duo notice of funeral
give n 3lti2 Cedar st.
RODOI3RS. Oct. 1. MARY A. HODOKRH.
widow nf Luko Rodgers (nee Durfy). Relative,
and friend,. 11. V. M. Sodality nnd League of
tho Sacred Heart of St. Thomas Aqulna,'
Chinch. Invited to funeral. Frl . 8.30 a. m .
2130 Mount i'n st Solemn high mass nf re
quiem St Kdmond's Church 10 a. m Int. Old
Cnthcdrnl eim,
ItUSHW'ORTIf. Oct 3 HARV13Y O., son of
13mma A. nnd late William II. ItushwoAh.
Relatives anil friends Invited to funeral serv
ices Sat . 2 30 p in . residence of mother 4.114
Mulberry st , Frnnkrnrd Int Oekland Cem.
SI3IP Od a I3DWARD SHIP, aged 80.
Relatives nnu irienos mvinu to runep.il. Sat.
a p m 021 N 11th st Int private Fornwood
Cem T3n?ton (Pa.) papers copv,
STINSON Oct. 2, CATIIAnlNn. widow of
John Stlnsnn, nged Ml. Relatives nnd friends
invited to iunerai. j-n a p ni., at the resi
de nee of her son-in-law. John F. McMahon,
Berwen Pa. Int, private. Arlington Cem.
Tt'RNUIl Oct 2. IKI3NI3. daughter of lato
Francis and Catharine Turner, granddaughter
nf late Michael and Alice Lvnch. Relatives t.nd
frlendee Invited to funeral. Sat., 8.3U a m . (101)
Wilt st. lth below llerka st ). Solemn high
requiem miss Ht. Mnlachy'a Church 10 a. m.
Int Cathedral Cm Auto funeral
WANNOP Suddenly, Oct 2. THOMAS
STI3WART, son nf Thomas 13 nnd Kmma M.
Wannop. snd grandson of Daniel L Stewart,
ngrd 10. Lolatlvrs nnd friend, invited to fu
neral services. Frl , 2 p. in., parent,' residence.
12.' 13 Maryland at . Ittn Int. private.
- TKHS. Oct 3 nt llurllntrn. N. J..
WII.LIAMINA C. WATERS Relatives nnd
friend. Invited to funeral. Entlo nvo . Hurling
ton. N. J . Sat.. 1 p. in. Int. Odd Fellows'
Cem
WHITTINOTON Oct. 3, SARAH ELIZA
BETH, wife of Henry 11. Whlttlngtnn. nged
nj Furernl services Sat . 3 n in. 317 Trevor
lnne. Cvnwyd. Pa Int private. Train leaves
Brnid st station s-in p. m.
WIOFALL Suddenly. Oct. 2. MARY L.
widow of Samuel Wlgfall. aged 74. Services
St. Stephen's Church, 10th st. above Chestnut,
Frl 12 30 p. m Int private
WILKIN'S. Suddenly Oct 2 CARLTON I.
son of Hurry S ind Jennie 1: WMIclns. nged
12 Relatives nnd friend. Invited tn funernl
parents' residence, near Meclford. N. J.. Frl
2 P. m. Int Odd Fellows' Cem. Auios will meet
train leaving Market st. ferry, Phlla , 10:30
a. 111., at M'dforil, N J
WILLIAMS in Pottsvllle, Pa , Oct 2, JOHN
A husband of Marv A Wllllnm, (neo Brady).
Relatives and friend, Invited to funernl. Sat,.
S 30 a m . 1120 Spruce st Solemn mas, of re
quiem Church of St Francis do Sntes 10 n tn.
Int. private Auto funeral
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acter, for positlor as nures and attendants
In the New Jeisey State Hospital at Trenton:
good salaries. Including full maintenance,
board, rcom and Inundry. Apply to New Jersey
State Hospltnl. Trenton N. J.
NI'RE Experience unnec'es.ary Apply Chief
Nurse. Home for Incurables. 48th und Wood-
lino nve.
NURSERY GOVERNESS, cnpiblo taklngTharge
llttlo girl .1 years old. must be experienced
Call 2307 N. Ilroad st . mornings, between
10 nnd 12
OPER VTCR, comptometer; must, be experienced;
stale ago and sulary wanted P 210, Ledger
Office.
PAPER BOXES Expcr. girl on coverlngma
chlno; short hours: permanent position. S10
Ludlow.
SALESWOMEN
LIT BROTHERS REQUIRE SALESWOMEN
IN VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
LIT BROTHERS
STENOGRAPHER wanted; steady position nnd
chance for advancement; state nge. experience
enco and salary dcslied. M h.11, Le-dgcr Cent.
STENOGRAPHER wanted for lirge corporation
In West Philadelphia, stnte nge. experience
and salary expected M ,48. Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER Experienced dictaphone "on
erator for largo corporation. Apply 510 N.
Ilroad st.
STENOGRAPHER, electric bus.; pleasant sur. J
daylight: good hours. Buchanan. 171!) Chestnut
TELEGRAPH OPERATOR First-class tele
graph operator wanted for work In the office
of a laree manufacturing concern. P 330,
Ledger Of ce .
TYPIST experienced for order department. Ap
ply Employment Department, Abrasive Co..
Taconv and Frnley sts , Brldesburg, Pa.
EDUCATIONAL
Both Sexes
We Guarantee Positions I
To all who complete our Practical Hus.
',' , ouroes. necome n stenographer.
Bookkeeper, Secretary or Salesman Stu
uf "'? fi a ' ,. 40 no,h "exes. Day &
night. Chgs. mod. Begin your course now.
btraycrs Business College
ui-U7 (hcvtniit SI.. Phlla.
walnut 3S1 Mam 2390
STRAYFR'S ri'."."." "lne.s Srhool.
Oltrtlt,I0 (,01-807 Chestnut street!
SALESMANSHIP ""No.LVn'g n,,7e fopraT;
better. Get particular..
ACCOUNTANCY lDWL TX? ,br
State Uoard Examination.
REAL ESTATE' p?daCl!anwrnaCnnciSaUpUric!
tlcal Ite-al K.tate man.
Wanamaker Institute
?.ld . Wa'nut. Ovens Sept. 54th
CLOCK AND WATCH MAKING.
UNGIIAVING, TF.LnGIlAPHY
jn nndlirjierear. Send for Cutalog G
Riveiro School ,l,;i.,l:.Ix'Ni1,;,uu
WILL HTAHT NF.XT IVIIKK. KNHOLL NOW
I'err? Illilg., ldtli & Chestnut. Tel, Mpnice 1317.
Emilie Krider Norris cf
Uxiiresnlon, Stage Art, htory Telling, 'i-ollli
Freiieh nnd Amerlcnn Wystems. 1) nlnnij.
FRIENDS SELECT SCHOOL
,'A1T1i!o,,iu,rN.Sfi,0D.h,'Vr-iJi?it,;f!jk""r
MUSIC
CoNSERroiarySusic
23d Tear. Individual Instruction. Personal
Supervision. All branches, theoretical and
spplled. A School of Public Performance
Jeachers' Normal Training Course. Publlo
School Muslo Supervision. Degree, con"
ferred. Two Complete Pupils' Symphony Or
rhestrsa Reciprocal relations with Univ. of
Pa. Dormitories for women. A School of
Inspiration. Loyalty, Success. Our Tear-Iloog
Is free and contains valuable Information.
Gilbert Itnnulds Combs, Director
Omcra. Studios. Dormitories, Broad & Resd
Wanarnaker Institute
S3d & WALNUT. Opens Sept. ltth
STEEL GUITAR AND UKULELE
for 1(1 Lessons, Send for Catalog n
IS
SCHOOL OF MUSir
All Courses Open to Men. wnm. .
Children. Day ond Kvg. Iovr ItaTilr
Spe-lat Courier. Catalog. 1421 Arch"
KAiniJlE la L'O lessons or Moiity Back nuiT
1SL-
VM Chestnut St.. I3 VnaVgoV ' la!1,!
asker St. Phons Sprue. 007. '" 18-u
laaker
LESCHETIZKY -.SP'oofc or
Normal tour.e.. Children'. d,"t. catVloP
HAROLD NAS0N ,.,. R""o?l0,tl
-i-:" -eiesinut .t.
.. HTirnio.s
AB,T.,'.I'.WANca
Anne McDonough
mS WALNDT HT.
i.wi.-vil
Mary V. Chambers 5SA"JES
MlC.darIJioolt.PhiyyAjI
Louis Sobelm&n '" chestnut m.
Advanced Violin Instruction, ci?,?;!
FABRI g 1626 ArcrTst.
STEAMBOAIB
FAMILY EXCURSIONS
IRON STR. THOMAS CLYDE
TO AUGUSTINE BEACH
Stopping at Cii.ec.r. luu iuU. ior SIM,
.Bait water bathing, plenty table, and iMncn.g,
for picnic parti.. ""1
rar. wouna Trio, soti Children a to 10. U.
4f!M
VI Dill VJZjZS
timufCMm'mZ&i'l jMhL,
1917
HELP WANTEDgJiMlL
Conllnvrd from rrtctMna Column
"WvYOVON1'" ,
SrHSgoaVn!:
reguWVnYVrmft.nt Position, with good
""tIis Inexperienced ones we will gladly teach
.5 n.y thetn while they are learning,
""reephone operating for young women s
pleasant T work and with unusually agreeabl.
"Promot'Po" I. far more'prf.b.ble In this vo
e.tlon Ihin any vfe know of In which women
I ,nThe'' ambitious operator nf tod.v la the
supervisor and Mtl operator of tomorrow.
TB KKYSrVr Tli...f.I(E SYSTEM
135 SOUTH SECOND STREET
WOMAN wanted to do family wash. App v
Apartment 11. Buckingham Apartments, 3oth
stinvn Walnut st.
YOUNG UDV, between IB and "23. exoerlencecl
In general offlco work! must be bright, alert
nnd Interested In her work; an excellent chance
foradvsncement. W (10, P. 0Bqx 3500.
WASHWOMAN, colored, wanted for Monelayg
only; inust iavexefercnce . Call 2I1B N.JlUh.
WOMAN for washing and Ironing. Call 4023
Wayne ave. .
YOfTNO l.ADIES, 2.wlth several .years' expe
rlenco In bookkeeping, for checking Invoices,
frelgh hills, etc.; In reply give full particu
lars, i' zi.-. i.eager Venice.
YOUNG LADY In larso office; must be expe
rienced In general office work, rapid and ac
curate at figures, state experience and salary
wanted P 200. Ledger Office.
YOl'NO LADY, with experience In checking In
coming tills, contracts, extensions, etc. istato
age, exp. and salary wanted. P 211, Led.JJff.
YOUNG WOMAN, energetic and ambitious, for
clerical ond correspondence work In onice or
wholesale electrical supply house: must be
thoroughly familiar with electrical terms; here
Is an opportunity for a tplst or stenographer
to enlarge her sphere of usefulness. P 408,
Ledger Office. -
fbUNO "WOMAN, experienced In office of shoe
factory. Write Croxton-W'ood Co.. 313 New st.
HELP WANTED MALE
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC First-class me
chanlo wanted for work on autotruck at our
arage: only high-grade men need apply for
inn position. Atlantic Refining Company.
Employment Department. Philadelphia gate,
3141 Pass)unk ave.
BOLTERS-UP. 1P0. wanted, In shlpjard; 3.1c per
hour or piece work. SUN SHIP BU1LD1NO
CO.. Chester. Pa. ,
BOOKKEEPER and storeworker, middle age,
living near Mt. Holly; position near Wrights
town; salary $20: reference required; state
exprjence. P. o Box 4007. StntlonB,Phlla.
BOOKKEEPER Experienced man on safeguard
ledger; stato experience, reference and salary
F 9411. Ledger Central.
BOY
BRIGHT BOY WANTED
10 YEARS OR OLDER
FOR MESSENGER SERVICE
IN ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
OF LARGE FACTORY
HOURS 8 TO 5
NOON SATURDAY
MUST HAVE
GRAMMAR SCHOOL EDUCATION
AND SHOW AMBITION
TO FIT HIMSELF
FOR A BETTER POSITION
SALARY J.l.r.O PER WEEK
AND EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
FOR PROMOTION
PREFER ONE LIVING
WITHIN 4 HOUR RIDE OF
FRANKFORD ALLEGHENY AVES.
ANSWER IN OWN HANDWRITING
STATING AGE
EDUCATION AND REFERENCES
'ADDRESS "T-82" P. O. BOX 3143
BOY. for night work, assembling orders In
grocery department, steady work: chance to
vsnee: JO Apply tomorrow morning, Acker's, t
BOY. under 17T to' learn high-class Interior
decorating; exceptional opportunity for bright
JioyIJ4Jdgej-Cmitral:
SHOT GUN STOCK CHECKERS wanted: also
bov to learn. Apply 1735 N.Ranclolnli.
BOY. Ill to 18. In "real estate office. Addresa
12. Ledger Branch. 21114 Kensington ave.
BOY WANTED, BOY FOR OFFICE
AND ATTEND TO MAIL: AGE 10;
I'ERMANENT POSITION: SATURDAY
HALF HOLIDAY. ASK1 FOR MR.
SHAW. 000 CHESTNUT STREET
BOYS WANTED
OVEP. 10 YEAHS OF?VGE
WAGES 50 B-0 CENTS PEP. HOUR
AVERAGE WEEKLY
MINIMUM WAOE. J11.07
APPLY 7 A. M.
JOSEPH CAMPBELL CO.
SECOND AND JIABKET STREETS
CAMDEN. N. J.
BOYS wanted, .between 10 and so. for light
clean nnd healthy work In a factory; steady
work nnd good wages. Address, stating ng.
and experience, or call at the Runer-Glass Co
3R24 Stato road, Wlsslnomlng. Phlla. Prefer".
enre given to boys living In Hnlme.burg, Ta.
cony. Wlsslnomlng or Frankford,
BOYS Strong bojs. over 10 ear., wanted st'
Wunderle'. candy factory, 118-32 Pegg st
(opposite 440 N. 2d St.). '" "'
BOYS, over 10, for errands and factory work"
good jjhance J;f or fright boy.. Olobo Ticket
BUTTON TOOLMAKERS. nFsTTcIalisrw'nnlJd'oir
several styles of snap fasteners: none but ex.
hssIaiis.iI m AH riAA,1 M . !? A
.r.v..v.v ...... ,.r n,,,, wages jrom elUC to
73c per hour; .1.1 hours a week. Write full
particulars In tlrat letter, P. O. Box 470
Stamford. Conn. , ' " ,lu'
CAH1NETMAKERS Steady vvork and good ii
to competent onen. Key.tono Cabinet Co
Frontand Iannnsls.iChesterrp.V. '
CANDY Exper'd helper to work" In panroo"m
Brandlo & MmlthCo., Jth and Dauphin s-
CANVASSERS Largo manufacturing "firm
needs several canvassers between ages of la
and 21. at least B feet 0 Inche. tall and 1 in
pounds In weight, for work In Philadelphia and
vicinity: opportunity for advancement to ...
lected men. M 0112. Ledger Central.
CARPET LAYERS
STEADY WORK AND OOOD SALARY:
STATE EXPERIENCE AND REFERENCE.
ADDRESS P 403, LEDGER OFFICE.
CLLRK wanted, amb tlou. young man. lniM.
worker preferred, who desires to lncrea.2 hiS
inoomo without nterferlng vvlth his S?I.hn!
employment. MJOLedger Office, pr"nt
CLF.RK -Young man wanted. 18 to 20knvTT
edge of bookkeeping necessary; Julck VwZ
accurate ot tlRiires; give refs stati ..,and
.expecteclJ12U3IdieV ' Office.' ,a,ary'
COUNTER BOY In electrical business: good o
yortunlty. Buchanan. 1710 Chestnut i. ot"
' DRAPERY CUTTERS AND HANGERS
STEADY WORK AND GOOD PAY FOR
COMPETENT MEN. ADDRESS. P 401.
LEDQER OFFICE.
DRILLERS AND REAMER
- ' -(',-.
FIRST-CLASS MEN ON .Am MA.
CHINE i DAY WORK AND PIECB
WORK. CALL
r '
, 1B10 ARCH BT.
DRIVERB wanted. 0 daysVw.Vki .,..,, -&m
Crn ' "r,d.,C?.'
ENfJINEEIt. wanted for nlM Wor ... . kI
a wk( only, sober, .i.aily mnS ,Vf.. Thf.
'V
ELP WAiJXut) kli
Continued friMc ti,. . 2
. -..-.... ..vcuenff CcIsk.'I
Ki.i;rTfiiriANR tin ...,. . '""cJ
electricians for i.,r. """ .Prt-
right. town
if lm e.,
day a
at catetcria, 2,-ic. each Yv3."t
i.i.niii ivj.-x. vvrigntsteiwn. N 1 ' 'II
mentDepartment, 1R4 North lsiV"-
ENOINKF.n. general stationary. . ..,-
. all venr round mountain reofllk,,,r
i-aiir e,oi(i..sny, iiuck Hill p.i- iilH
Kna,t,A4,,Hou,,,,V4;n,,.!"1 "f "" wfe
, t, i.imui tm mi,
V.IT1VIII A VtVJ ..ii -Tr
couples, nt onco f,,n5' i 5J
couples, at onco for nrarbv ?
fnrmst no fees. Dcpartmeni T nfT"''!
Industry. Bureau of nmploVm.S, ?",
nnd Front nnrt Tn.l """oymtrlt lsIT1"
---.;.., -;-..... -".si
rincjiA.-v wanted: atesdv work ii;." -
GATiDENEti Experienced! nri...- iS?
city! cottage llh heat nd fJht'rWl
with references. W. Dreer. ?ii' fHl
GOOD LOOM FIXER on tr';..?Bl
tiem henri center filling mot Inn, .. Do,
rood wages for the right msn1 "J"' 3
TO(;lC;CftONEMBYEIt "a. fts.-B
LABORERS WANTED
STEADY WORK
AVERAGE WEEKLY
MINIMUM WAGE. $15.17
' APPLY .7 A. M.
JOSEPH CAMPBELL COitmu. '.
SECOND AND MARKET RTnt-v,:!
"ra
CAMDEN. NEW JERSEY
LABORERS. 40.hour week, minimum full 1
weekly vvogo 115.10: must be .tosdyJiW
men. Apply 1 a. m. to r. p. tn" ifj;
gate. 3144 Passyunk ave. '
LABORERS GOOD STEADY MEN WAi
FOR GENERAL IABORINO WORKi
PHILADELPHIA. RRINO THtS nttser
WITH YOU AND APPLY AT 1319 ARCH j
LABORERS Skilled laborers, 30c to SSc'mI
i'uhi . n,i,,i) ,vu, rv, iiiBiur, piiir .1 mA.,1
John Tlllngvvorth Steel Co., Tncony arid LmM
sis.. Frunkford. . 2TI
LABORERS. 12.1. wanted; 13: 6 hours': t-jw
jui. .tivev evvie e- v-u. vruc-ie. mi monnl I
. v.w w. ,,,.. ejpimiem.iw,, ,,,m cinuen STISi
LABORERS wnnted. hewvy outilis
ste-iilv work: good wages. Apply Win. FMte.
I . i , , in 01 we we. js
LABORERS wanted: steady work.
CUrHI.1
jonnson & lo , n' p y. nun st.
LINEMAN Experienced lineman for srert 1
our plant: must bo a first-class man. Tbi
Atlantic Refining Co.. Emp. Dept., Ptli
?ate.314jl rnssyunk ave, s
LINEMEN wanted, flr.t-class, nonunum. electr
light linemen, steady vvork; good vvaget.l
ply Wm. Foster, 120( N. 31st st. ' JJ
MACHINE HANDS Wo have pern nent V
tlons for capable, nil-round wooda rklnrM
ch.lne hands nt good wages. Kep $K
1IM crieilKiui Hi,, v nrntrr, 11
MEN WANTED ,
FOR . HI
OFFICE BtlJLDINO WINDOW CLEAmSJll
WIIITI-.. STR.VT1Y P.UPIilVMKNT x& I
AI'I'l.Y Ul'CIM 444
WIDENER BUILDING
MEN wanted, white, to trucK fimi in nn
house. Apply Mr. llesslon. 211 CallovMl
street. ,,.
MEN wanted, between ngea of 18 and.CS,'!
learn nuisiae electrical construction m
Apply Wm. Foster. 1208 N. 31st st. 4 'Jt
MEN tn handle lumber: 30 cent. pr kt
l,loyds', Husquehannaave. wharf.
OPTICIAN Surface grinder: must b Man
tent and steady; good wages to rlvht bm
Street, Linden & Propcrt. corner JOthM
Chestnut ats. '
PIPEFITTERS, 100 union men. for Writ
town N. J.. 02Hc per hour, with pleat
overtime: lodclng and transportation furnliM
free. jVnttlv Irveln A tlirhtnn. 1!I4 N. 134.
PRUNERS Experienced high-tree prunert)
Tier rlnv! pnti me n few le.-erners lf ther
good climbers: I2.r0 per day. Thos. '
& Sons.- Mt Airy. Phlla. Phone Otn. Mlj
SALESMAN Wanted. nung man with eipeivi
nm In flnlh!n- f nenlahlnor. hsts nnd 1MIV
as salesman and window trimmer: up-tatej
store: town of 20,000; good wage, to a tm
man: reference required ana state waif""
pected. Address A. J. Lehrman. 37 a, Tnm
st.. Steelton. I"a.
SALESMAN wanted: also n filing clerk: got
chance for nrotnotlon. Williams. Brown
Earle. Inc.. photographic and drawing nr
piles, uia vnesinui si.
SALESMEN Wo will pay 180 a week Wis
man who can satisfactorily handle our are
Using motor lire selling plan. 213 N. lilon.
secona noor.
SHEET METAL WORKERS, 50. union: la-out-of-town
construction camp. WrlghUtost
N. J.; lodging and transportation furaliaa
free. A only Irwin & Lelghfon. 1B4 N mint
SHOE CUTTERS
MACHINE OR HAND
STEADY WORK
UNION 8HOP
NO LABOR TROUBLH x
L. Q. WHITE SHOE COMPANY
BRIDQEWATEn, MASS.
SHOEMAKERS. 2. first class, wanted; gooey
d: goodJ
Ulara. 8V
Newt,'
and steady worK. Address j.ck uiiu.n
trie Hhoa Repairing Co.. Newport
SHOP CLERK First-class shop clerk wrl
118 per week to .tart: bring references. T
ply Remington Arm. Co.. Eddy.tont. Pa.
i
SILK BUYER
Large Baltimore wholesale houii retiuWJ
tha aervlee. ot a buyer thoroughly capablfi
managing tha department. Addre.r, '"i'
reference., M 701, Ledger Officer n
8TAIU MUlLDERs Mechanic, and Uarottl
wanted. Oth and Tioga. jJ!
8TKNOaRAPHF.il. experienced, for posltloa g
v nsiiiiisvun: lawrv siuce per niuneu. -'r
In-VO Tla-I ITa,Bta lTn,.l T7..lll-v
--"" ... . --- ..MB. y.HUW.I .ill
TeeeiflTPna "vns.iH.j .- ....ntul whs tit
accustomed to drive single and -double tesmj
appir in p-rsyn inn nrsv ening iiivirswe 2V"j-
ing. ine Atlantic Kenning ro emp, .-"r:
Phlla. sate. 3144 Pmimnli see. I
TEN-PATfERNMAKERS WANTED AT"6XCBj
biiij reu Jiuuit. .-V..-1IOLU nuvx'e
BOUND BROOK KNOrNU & MFO. CO,
BOUND BBOOK.N. J. -;
TINSMITHS. 100. urifnn." for Wrtghistown, N.
mi. union, ror wrignisiown, '.
sur; plenty of overtime! lfl
ration given free. Apply Irl" '
ovso per nour
and transnort
l.lvhtnn l(i M l.k
TIN AND'BHEET IRON SvORKERS and VfJPfJl
on neater vr oriel good wages: sceeuj --a
-laKin-iveiscy. iBZnibert sl.
UrilOLSTERERS t.
STEADY WORK AND OOOD 8XLART2
STATE EXPERIENCE AND REFEREJXj
ADDRESS P 402. LEDGER OFFICE.
S"... B-'vH.80MirfinA ,"S
OFFKltt OIVU REFKRENCKK. KX
R ENCR -Nn ll f nv '""inhAlns -
r, . 1 ...l.M -i; -"--fc....,, ...;.
N JltVf
" vovireet uurr,. puiHTON
. acveeis, VUAri,
XK'J" ahlPnlng' Tcvnir.
Charle. K. Johnson A Co., B00 S, 10th
V(?iiNO m nver in, mfS Wn'ert!?
.uurii.ri ior nnilpg. granulating aw m
ieS.Vl WM' fk and ioeS ;
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