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COURSE IN CIVICS
attended to -Higher Grades and
Made to Cover All Functions
of Government
'f IGf STUDENT INTEREST
" fciw pj..i wi ... ... .
-, "uuuiwm uorit uut Aioacrn ssys-
. tern of Teaching Free
From Formality
i
Tha new Idea In education hu come, to
Philadelphia publlo schooja to stay: The
to regime of iron discipline, and dry
udle has been displaced for all time by
the march of progress. The slogan now Js
"ft the student's Interest, and hold It."
A course in civics, designed to make good
eltliens of the s'tudents, was established
In the six lower grades of the public schools
. In October, 1916. This course has proved
so successful, has created such enthusiasm
among the children, teachers and parents,
that on November 1 It will be extended to
the seventh and eighth grades, according
to announcement made today by Dr. Theo
dore It MacDowell, associate superintendent
of schools, from his office In the Keystone
Building, Nineteenth street above Chest
nut. The course lias been worked out wltn
cara by Doctor MacDowell, us chairman,
And a committee of school principals, de
partment heads, teachers and other edu
cational experts. It follows closely the,
new Idea In education. It Ih said to mark
the first step In the Installation of the most
modern and advanced methods In Philadel
phia public schools.
"This course In civics was Instituted last
years as an experiment," ald Doctor Mac
Dowell. "It has proved most successful.
It Is Intended to supersede' the course In
civil government which In the past has been
extremely formal.
"The new civics course Is absolutely In"
formal. It Is Intended to gradually lead
the children up from a consideration of
matters which Interest them to realization
of the functions of government city, State
and Federal. It does away with the old
formal methods of learning the Constitu
tion by heart and reciting It like a parrot.
The primary function In modern education
Is to Interest the children and to hold that
Interest, and, In this manner, to Instruct
them. This new course has been a most Im
portant step ulong these lines. We believe
It will tend to make Intelligent citizens of
our children."
FROM FIRST GRADE, TO nNGHTH
The course begins In tho first grade, with
consideration of the fundamental civic
virtues, morals and manners. The children
are led by the teacher to make suggestions.
to produce Illustrations of points raised
and to take a lively Interest In the subject
as being one that touches vitally upon the
Individual life. This grade deals with
obedience, cleanliness, orderliness, courtesy,
helpfulness and.klndness to animals.
Beglnnlng-wlth the first grade, thecourse
continues directly through the other grades.
The subjects considered In the various
grades are:
Second grade: Punctuality, truthfulness,
care of property, fair play, safety and kind
ness to animals.
Third grade: Thoroughness, honesty, re
spect, kindness to animals.
Fourth grae'e: Courage, self-control,
thrift, perseverance, kindness to animals,
and a study of the policeman, the fireman,
the postman, the street cleaner, the gar
bage collector, the ash and rubbish col
lector. Fifth grade: Water supply, gas, electric
ity, telephone, the neighborhood, the city
beautiful, and safety first.
Sixth grade: Philadelphia. Its Industries
and occupations. Including a study of In
dustries for which Philadelphia is noted,
occupations, condition of work and ethics In
business. ,
Seventh grade: Health, protection of
life and property, education, recreation and
civic beauty.
Eighth grade: Communication, trans
portation and wealth.
The first three grades gradually Impress
upon the child not only his duty as an In
dividual, but his part In the State. It
brings to him a realization of the fact
that he has duties to others, as others have
duties to him. Service Is made the domi
nant note. So far there has been no men
tion of government and public servants.
The ground Is being prepared for the chil
dren's sensing the necessity for such In
' stltutlons.
In the fourth grade advantage Is taken
of the previous preparation, and the need
for the policeman, the. postman, the street
cleaner, etc and the place each occupies
In the child's life and welfare Is brought
out. In the fifth the Idea Is extended and
the necessity for officials somewhat more
remote from the child is shown. The man
ner In which the water Inspector helps pre
serve the child's life and health Is dwelt
upon, for example.
In the 'sixth grade the Interrelation ex
isting between all the Inhabitants and all
the Industries of the city are brought out,
with a special study of conditions In Phila
delphia. HIGHER FUNCTIONS OF GOVERNMENT
In the seventh and eighth grades a more
detailed study of the functions of govern
ment, of the relations between the citizen
and the government is made. These two
grades, established In this course now for
the first time, are a culmination of the
whole subject. The student gets a detailed
account of the workings of the Government
and of Its various departments. In the
'' previous grades they have been taught the
place and duties of the citizen. They have
been gradually led to a .knowledge of the
function of government and the provinces
of the city. State and Federal governments.
In these last two grades Jhe subject Is
brought to a close. The class has been
brought to a point where it sees that peo
ple are bound together In communities In
order that the welfare of all may be ad
vanced. As a group they can secure more
for themselves than they can singly. These
lost two years of the study are devoted to
' aetermlnlng the common Interests which the
""' 'ommunltles are seeking and how they may
'"Vk- t be obtained.
, , y-- Another Innovation to be Introduced with
(Ma course Is a "civics laboratory." This
atislsts of a bulletin board In each class
room, reports and bulletining of various
Bv-'r. kinds, pictures and lantern slides, plans and
;'-; 4wrts, mips, samples and models.
;-1 No textbook has been issued for tha
evrse. A very complete course of study
fer the teacher's guidance has been sup
ptted. This contains a, minute sketch of the
work, and yet leaves a lot to the Initiative
ot the teacher. It contains a complete list
of books and articles bearing on the various
tastes which may be used by the class and
( ,A Vy the teacher.
t h4wurwvaaMVi einrwn Tn nmnnw
rfc4murs-K,t?ii4i uuuiu vr uugvv-l m
k'-'tltaaAcial Trips Planned to Prepare for
Future war Lcgulatioa
WASHINGTON, Oct 9. Many Senators
JUswsentatlvea are planning to make
trip of inspection to the battle-
a western Europe In order to be bet-
to discuss future war legislation.
Kenyon. of Iowa, and Hale, of
ata expected to sail shortly after
SJSS
' gonsjor jtanyon now is in jowa pi Detiair
af a pswpkMuon syneatdraent to be voted on
m Ovtdfcsr II. and Ha, will leave for Europe
ut moon a psHU after that date. It be
came Uiiuwst bare that several other mem
... J uf congtmut are planning to visit
uroj, but (Hay ask4 that their; plans be
kaot i ci ul ttttf liava raeksl furelcn
COMTLBTE V. g. UTAKEHOUSES
Buildings, Completed in France, Filled
With Red Cross Supplies
WASHINGTON, "Oct 8. Sixteen big
warehouses' for the new war relief distribu
tion system have been completed abroad,
according to dispatcher to the American
Red Cross from Its commission In France.
Six of the buildings are In Paris and the
others In departments outside of the capital,
and all are filled with supplies ranging from
medicines, clothes and food-to building m
terlals and farm Implements. American
college men, many of whom formerly drove
Ambulances at the front, are directing tho
system.
Bar German Paper
NEWARK. N. J., Oct. 9. The Now Jer
sey Frele Zcttung, a German language
newspaper, has lost Its second class mall
privileges as the result of the Federal ac
cusation that It had violated the provisions
of the espionage act by publishing matter
held to 'be seditious. The plant of the
newspaper was raided by Federal agents
last week.
IK MEM0MAM
..?Uyil592!0,r,n . 'ovlns memory of EMILY
FURLONQ, who departed this Ufa rjctober 9.
1804. FRIEND.
HARRIS, In loving remembrance ot our
tnothor. BERTHA HARRIS, who alert October 9.
1W4 HER CHILDREN,
Steattj
., ALI.MENDINOER Oct. 9. MART M. ALL
MK.NDINUER (neo HI. ley), widow of William
Allmendlng.r. aged US. Relatives and frlenda
United to funeral cervices. Wed.. 2 p. m., 233a
N isth at. Int. private. Remains may be
Mewed Tues. eve. Auto (uneral,
ATKINSON. At Buckingham. Pa., Tenth
Month nth. T. HOWARD ATKINSON, aged 89.
Relative ami friends Invited to services, at his
home. Flrth-day. Tenth .Month 11th, S P. m.
Train leaWnic Rending- Terminal 12.80 p. ra. will
uo met m coyiesiown. int. private.
BACHRAN. Oct. 8. CHRISTIAN THEO
DORE 1IACHRAN, axed 81. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services. Wed., 11 a.
m., 6010 N. Marilne at. (Fern Rock). Int. prl
vate Northwood rem. Frlenda may view re
mains Tues., 7 to 10 p. m.
BAXTER. Oct. B. TERRENCB. son of lata
Patrick and Margaret Baxter (nee McOovern).
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. Thurs.,
!i".i ..". brother-in-law's residence. John
Rnlden. 2570 Memphis st Solemn reiulm mass
bt Ann's Church lo a. m. Int. Holy Cross fern.
.n.n'.B.n,.'-.r- At Newtown, ra.. Oct. T. EVA
ELIZABETH RBISEL. aged 83. Relatives and
friends lmiti-d to funeral, without further notice.
"."? 2:3,) r. m.. residence of son-in-law. Fred
erick Wendlg, North Lincoln ave.. Newtown,
'l'a. Int. Newtown Cem. Train for Newtown
leaves Reading Terminal 9:23 a. ra.
RODII. Suddenly. Dot. 8. ALFORD C. hns
band of Lillie C. Bobb, aged 45. Relatives and
friends Invited to services. Wed.. 1 p. m., lata
residence. 1311 8. 83d St., Camden. N. J. Int.
private. Mt. Morlah Cem. Frlenda may call Tues.
eve. 7 to 0.
RODDY. At Atlantic City. Oct. T. EUOENIA
It., daughter of late John and Rev Ilia. Doddy.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral sen Ices,
parlors of Jeflrlea and Keatea. 1713 At'antlo
Ava., Atlantic City. N. J.. Wed., 2 v. m. lot.
private, at Tleasantvllle Cem.
BOWMAN Suddenly, Oct. 7. DOROTHY P.,
adopted daughter of Thomas S. and Siadle Bow
man. Relatives and friends. League of Sacred
Heart and B. V M. Sodality of St. Rita's
Church, Invited to funeral. Wed , 8:30 a. m.,
residence ot parents. 11B0 H. Broad st. Solemn
requiem mass St. Rita's Church 10 a, m. Int.
Holy Cross Cem,
BOTER. Oct. 7. EDWARD O.. husband of
Ida Roshon lker. aged H4 Relatives and
friends, members of Heidelberg Reformed
Church. Division No. 71. Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers. Invited to funeral services,
ru., ,;.iu p. in, i;uio jenerson at. inc.
Thurs.. S.hulklll Haven. Pa
HOYLE. Oct. 8, WILLIAM BOYLE, aged 83.
Relatives and friends I'hlla. Lodge. No. 54. L.
O O. M : Court Corinthian. No. 107. '. of A.,
and Woodland A C, Invited to funeral, Thurs.,
8.30 a. m , 205 H 05th st. Train leaves Read
ing Terminal 10:30 a m, Thurs for Tamaqua.
Pa. Funeral, home of mother, Lansford. Pa..
Frl. morn. Requiem mass St. Ann's Church,
Lansford. Pa , i 3d a. m. Int. St. Joseph's
Cem.. Summit Hill, l'a.
IIRANDLK. Oct N, SARAH E.. wife of
Henry Brundle and daughter of lata John K.
and Rebecca Uamblc. Relatives and frlendi In
vited to funeral aervlces. Wed , 2:30 p. m , OOoS
Chew at., Mt. Airy Int. private.
BRENNAN. Suddenly. Oct. 7. JAMES, hus
band of Mary Brennau (nee Levering) and son
of James and Katherlne Brennan. Relatlvea and
friends Invited to funeral. Wed.. 8.:30 a. m.. 741
E. oodlawn ave.. Oermantown. Solemn mass
of requiem Immnculata Conception Church 10
a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem
BROWN. Suddenly. Oct. 0, fARY E.. wife
of Charles V. Brown. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral, Wed.. 8:80 a. m., 704S
Paschall ave. High mass St. Clement's Church
10 b. m. Int. Hnlv Cross Cem. Auto funeral.
BITCH. Oct. 7. suddenly. PETRONILLA M .
wife of Bard Buch Relatives and friends In
vited to services, Thurs . 2 p. m., n."18 N. 3d
'.. J.l'-. Private. Hillside Cem. Friends may
call Wed., 8 to 10 p. m.
HURT. Woodstown. N. J.. Tenth Month. 7th.
EMMA R. BURT, aged. 73. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral, Kourth-day, Tenth
Month, loth, 2 p. in.. Woodstown. Int. Dare
town Preshvterlnn Cem.
BUTCHER. Oct. 7, CLIFFORD STEVENS,
son of Otway O. and Anna H. Butcher. Rela
tives and friends. Apollo Lodge. No, 206, I. O.
O. K i Waunakea Tribe, No. 303, I. O. R. M.:
employes . H. White Dental Co.; Pastor's
Men's Bible Class of Columbia Ave. M. E.
Church. Invited to funeral services. 2537 W.
Turner st.. Wed . 3 p. m. Int. Mt. Peace fm.
CALDWELL. Oct 7. CHARLES, son of lata
George W. tind Martha. Caldwell, aged 60, Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral. Thurs., 2
p. m.. Amosland rd . Ridley township, Delaware
Co.. Pa Int Media Cem
CANFIELD. Suddenly at his home. 851 Pal
llsade ave., YonkerM N. Y . Mon , Oct. 8. 1917
FRANCIS DAYTON CANFIELD. Jr.. In his
53th year. Funeral and Int. at St. James the
Less. Falls of Schuylkill. Phlla.
CASKEY Suddenly. Oct. 8. WILLIAM, son
of lata William and Ann Caskey, aged 6B.
Relatives and friends, all organizations of which
he was a member, invited to funeral services,
Thurs.. 2 p. m.. 2231 N. Broad st. Int. North
Cedar Hill Cem
CERMAK Oct 7, JOSEPH F. CERMAK.
Relative and friends. Branch No. 214. Work
men's Sick and Death Benefit Fund, Invited to
funeral. Wed.. 2 p, in., 7514 Bulst ave Int.
Qreenmount Cem. Friends may call Tues . 7
"cONAaitAN. Oct 7, CATHARINE, widow
?' .VeIn.ard L'onaghan. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Wed., 8:80 a. m.. 2626 E
Somerset st. High msss of requiem St, Ann'a
Church 10 a. m. Int. St. Michael's Cem.. Ches
ter. Pa. Auto funeral,
CONNOLLY. Oct. 0. .WINIFRED B.
(BIRDI) CONNOLLY, daughter of Patrick n.
and Mary Connolly, nee McOInley. Dua notice
of funeral will be given from parents' resi
dence. 1U35 N. 25th at.
CULBERTSON Oct. 7. NANCY If., wife of
Robert H. Culbertson. Relatives and friends,
also Itah Council, No 03. IJ. of P ; Crescent
Council, No. 1. L A. of R. C. : Banner Council.
No. 30. S. and D. of A., members of Trinity
Presbyterian Church. Invited to funeral services.
Wed., 2 p. ra., 3009 Rorer st. Friends may call
Tues,, after 8 p. m. Int. Mt. Vernon Cem.
Auto funeral.
DAWSON. Cct. 8. FRANK, husband of Mary
Hughes Dawson. Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral. Wed.. 8:30 a. m., 2543 N. 18th st.
Solemn requiem mass Church of Our Lady of
Mercy 10 a, m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Auto
funeral. DIETRICH. Oct. 7. at Oomngawood Sani
tarium. CATHARINE, widow of Carl F. Diet
rich, formerly of Philadelphia, Pa. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral aervlces, Wed..
2 p. m., parlora of Frank II, Foster. 800 Had
don ave., Colllngswood. N. J. Int. Harlelgh
Cem.
DUNLAP. Oct. 8. ARIEL JANE, daughter of
Ferguson B. and Isabel! C. Dunlap (nee Mo
Keown). aged 5 months 25 days. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral aervlces, Thurs., 2 p.
m.. resldenca of grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
William McKeown. 1534 N. 624 st. Int. prN
vata Arlington Cem.
ERNEY. Suddenly. Oct. 5. Rosedala, Pa,.
CHARLES M. ERNEY. aged 76. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Wed.. 2 p. m., at St.
Paul's Blue Church, Lehigh County. Pa Int,
adjoining cem.
EVANS, Suddenly. Oct 7. JAMES, husband
of Jeanet Evana (nea Stewart). Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral aervlces, Thurs.. 2
p. m., 21 Capitol St., Oaklyn, N. J. Int. pri
vate. New Camden Cem. Friends may call
Wed., after 7 n. m.
FAKLER. Hamburg. Pa., Oct. 3, ALBERT,
son of Suzella Ooerner and lata William Fakler.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral serv
ices. Tues., 8 JO p. m., resldenca of mother. 5253
Addison St. Int. Wed., 10 a. ra Northwood
Cem.
FETTIO. Oct. 9, JENNIE L., wife of Ous
tav A. Fettlg and daughter of lata John M.
Phillips. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
services Thurs., 1 p. m., 411 N. Wilton st. Int.
est Laurel Cem. Auto service.
FORDERER. Oct. . MARQAHET ANDER
BON. widow of Emll F. Forderer. Relatives and
friends Invited to services Wad., 2:30 p. ra.,
lata residence. 5206 Webster st. Int. private.
FRIN8DORF. Oct. 7, WILLIAM VRINB
DORF, husband of Louisa Frlnsdorf (nea Wahl).
aged 72. Relatives and friends. Rhelnfaelzer
Unterst Vereln. Junger Maenner Unterst Bundj.
Dautacher Vataranen Vareln. Posten, No. 8,
V. K. and A., Invited to funeral. Wed.. 2 pi
m.. 1411 N. Randolph st. Int. Qreenmount Cem.
FRYER. Oct. 8, LABINIA D., widow of
Thomas C. Fryer. Relatives and frlenda Invited
to funeral services Thurs, 3 p. m.. restdenca of
daughter, Mrs. Bertha Schraeder. 418 Pens
dala st... Rojborough. Int. private. Friends
mar call Wad., 7 to 9 p, m.
FOSTER, Suddenly. Oct. T. PHOEBE, widow
f Tmanh tr Vn(t, mi n,M,ni nf ,ls.u K
John B. M. Showell. Rtverton, N. J, Funeral
and Int. prtvata. Wad.
FRICKB. Oct. 8. MART, wlfa of Henry C
Tricks, of 6843 Ellsworth at. Funeral services
and burial Brooklyn, N. Y.
OAUOHAN. Oct. 7. KATMOND J.t husband
of Helen O. Oaugban (nea Walsh), son of John
and Catharine Oaughan. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Thurs., H a, m., parents'
resldenca. 8317 Bowman st... Falls of Schuylkill.
High mass St. Bridget's Church B:S0 a, m. Int.
"Westminster Cem.
ORIKST. Resldenca, 5239 Arsher st., Oer.
rnantown, on Sixth-day. Tenth Month, MABEL
IAINR8. widow ot Joaeph P, Driest. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral. Tenth-day, Tenth
Month. 11 a. m.. Penn Hill Meeting House,
Lancaster Co., Pa. Int. Penn Hill Burying
Ground.
UHIVFITH.-Oct. 6. ELIZABETH, widow of
Frank T. Griffith. Relatives and friends In-
vuea co sunvrai. nea., bu a. in., ;;ouv naaa at.
High mass of requiem St. Gabriel's Church 10
QRD.BER.-r Oct. 8, JOSEPH, husband of
m. mi. imir crow cein.
Vrarferflka. (Iruhftr.
aged 69.
Itelatfvea jitiA
mends, m&mbars or
an aocieiiAH or whi,ti !.
T. 17. :.. .; . r . I'
ll aocieuea ot wntcn n
was a membar. Invited to funeral. Frl,, Tdo
a. m., 2302 N. 2d at, ltequl.in mass St. Bonl.
(acluss Church V a, to. Int. private. Auto
saiaiari
est
BKATMS
HAINES. Soddenly. Oct. 8. UTACT HAINES,
aged. 71. Relatives and frlendi Invited to fu
neral, without further notice, Frl., 3 p. m
near Yirdley, Pa. Int. Newtown Cam, Con.
vayances will meet trolleys at Mill road leaving
Trenton and Nawtown 12:45 p. M.
HAMMELL. Oct. , HOWARD T,. son of
Jjta Henry It and Mary A. HammMl. Rela
tives and friends, Vaux Lodge, No, 803, F. and
A. M. members of the Btonemen, Invited to fu
neral services. Wed., 2 p. m 16(6 N. 10th st.
Tha Rev. Doctor Stone will officiate. Int. prK
, HARTRANFT. At Los Angeles. Cal.. Oat. 1,
Mrs. HETTY M. HARTRANFT. aged 77.
widow of the Rev.. Charles It. Hartrantt, ot
the New Jersey M. K. Conference: beloved
mother of Marshall V. Itartranft,. ot Log
Anseles. and Wm. CI. Itartranft.. of Phoenix,
AT!-lHli Hollywood Cem.. Los Angeles,
HERTF.L.-fOct. 8, CHARLOTTE, wlfa of
Leonard Hertel, aged 58. Relatives and friends
Invited to services. Wed.. a. m., 6015 Brown
,,-...lP.V..'.H",I' m . I.onir Island, N. Y.
HLNKSON. Oct. 6. W1NK1ELD 8. HINK
SON. Relatives and friends. Retail Grocers'
Asso. employes Glrard Grocery Co., Invited to
jrvjees. Tues., 8:30 n. m., Oliver II. Balr Bids.,
182pTchestnut st. Int. Westminster Cem.
HOODMACIinn. Oct. 7. HARVEY E.. hue.
hind nf I-ah tr lln.Jm..h.. a.. .. a
Nathan and lata Diana Hoodmacher. aged 20.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. Wed,,
1:30 p. m., residence of father-in-law, Joseph
?.,..ckJ0U" forest ave.. Ambler, Pa- Int. Rosa
Hill Cem.
JACKSON, At Olenolden, Pa.. Second-day,
Tenth Month 8th. EMMA F., wife of tha lata
John w. Jackson and daughter of the lata
Thomas and Elizabeth Hallowell. Relatives and
friends Invited to funerul Fifth-day, Tenth
Month 11th. 2 p. m.. at the Oliver It. Balr
Building, 1820 Chestnut st. Int. private Wood
lands Cem,
KEARNEY. Oct. 7. ANNA M., daughter of
lata Andrew C. and Catherine M. Kearney.
Funeral, to which relative and friends are In
vited, Wed., 8 n. m., 1S17 Ingersoll st. Mass
of requiem Church of the Oeau, 0:30 a. m. Int.
'"jyciross tern, auio service.
-iiEIAM.",0cl' EDWARD J., husband of
J.lla .Kelsall (nea Cottrell). Relatives and
frlenue, employes nidge ave. dlv P. It, T. Co.,
Invited Jo funeral services, Wed., 2 p. m., 1903
N. Newklrk st, Int Holy Cross Cem. Remains
m?li.h?.v.,f.w Tues,, 8 to 10 n. m.
KILLIAN. Oct. 6. MARGARET VERONICA,
daughter of John J.. and Mary A. Killlan. Rela-
tlvea jinn f,1m4a lnvi,a n .mBMl ,!.
8:30 cm-I C!y.?nU residence. 8848 Falrmounl
avf" .'. Phlla. Solemn high maes of re.
qulem St. Agatha's Church 10 a. ra. Int. Holy
Croes Cem.
KLEEMAN.-KJct. 6. FIANNA. wlfa of John
M. Kleeman. Relatives and frlenda Invited to
services. Wed., 2 p. m 2816 Amber st. Int.
Belvue C Remains may be Mewed Tues.
after 7 p. m.
KURZ. Suddenly, Oct. 8, ANNA, wlfa of
William F. Kurz. aged 53. Relatives and
friends. National Benendal I.eaguo. Invited to
funeral. Thurs , 3 p. m.. 3413 N. Front st Int.
Oakland Cem. Remains may bo viewed Wed., 8
to 10 r. ni. Auto funeral.
I.ARGE. Suddenly Oct 8. ROBERT II.
LARUE. Duo notice of funeral given.
. MAHO.Vr.Y. At Chester. Pa.. Oct 6, JOHN
J. MAHONEY. Relatives and friends, societies
of which ho una a member, invited to funeral.
ed., 8:30 a. in., 2220 W. 3d st. Solemn mass
of requiem Immaculate Heart Church 10 a. m.
Int Immaculate Heart Cem
, MAULL. Oct 7, JOHN J , husband of Sarah
Maull. Relatives and friends. Ellis Post. No. 6.
O. A. R.. Invited to funeral services. Wad., 11
a. m., 6010 Wakefield st., Oermantown. Inc.
Mt. Morlah Cem. liemalns may ba viewed Tues.
eve.
McDEVITT. Oct. 8. ROSE, daughter of lata
Dennis and Elizabeth MeDevItt. Funeral, to
which relatives and friends are invited. Thurs.,
8 a, m.. 1002 S. 23th st. Solemn mass of re
quiem Church of St. Anthony 9:30 a. ra. Int,
Cathedral Cem Auto eervlro.
, McDO.VALD Oct. 8. ANNIE, widow of rat
rick McDonald Relatlvca and friends Invited
to funernl, Frl.. 8:30 a. m 720 Ellsworth at.
Solemn mass of requiem St. Paul'a Church 10
a. m. Int. St. Mary's Cem., Gloucester, N. J.
Auto funeral.
McENTEK Oct. 5. MARY, daughter of
Thomas and Catharine McEntee, aged 12. Rela.
tlvea and friends Invited to funeral. Wed.. 8:30
a. ni parents' residence. 1765 Tllghman st.
bolemn requiem maea St. Michael's Church
a, m. Int. Holy Setmlchra Cem. Auto funeral.
McKENNEY. Oct. 6. EMMA C. wlfa ot
Wilson B. McKenney (nee Vansant), aged 48.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. Tues..
:30 p. m., Byberry ave. and Penn St., Hatboro.
Pa Int. Hatboro. Pa.
MEASLEyAt Hainmonton, N J.. Oct. 7.
FREDERICK MEASLEY, Sr.. nged 06. Rela
tives ana memis invited to funeral, Thurs.. z
&. m Oak road, Hammonton. N. J. Int. Oak
rove Cem. Auto funeral
MEIN Oct. 8. at (,07.1 Drexel road. Ovar
brook. BENJAMIN V. MEIN. aged 72. Notice
of funeral later.
MILLER. Oct. 6, JENNIE MILLER, aged
30. Rflatlvea and friends Invited to funeral,
vyeu., 1 p. m.. residence of stepfather, George
Reamer, 282 Mt. Vernon St.. Camden. Int.
New Camden Cem. Friends may call Tues. eve.
, MOLLOY. Oct. 7. DANIEL J., husband of
lata Rebecca Molloy. Relatives and friends In
vlted to funeral, Wed.. 8-30 a. m.. 818 N. 13th
st. bolemn requiem maea tha Assumption
Church in a. m. Int. private
MORTON. Oct. 8. JAMES, husband of
Amanda. E. Morton (nea Pennell). aged 62. Rel
tl..s un! friends Invited to funeral services.
Thurs . 2 30 p. m., 3312 N Front st., Olney.
Int. St. James" M. E. Grounds. Olney.
..MODI.. Oct 7. MARTHA, wife of Calvin E.
Moul. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
services. Wed.. 2 p. in. 3255 Locust st. Int.
?rlvate Remains may be viewed Tues., after
p. m.
.. MULLEN Oct 8. MARY v. Ife of Michael J
Mullen Relatives and friends. Sacred Heart
Society of Church of Our Lady of ljurdes, In.
vlted to funeral, Thurs . H 30 a in . 2132 N.
02d st . Oerbrook. High miss Church of Our
Lady of Louritea 10 a. m Int. Holy Cross Cem.
O'HREIN. Oct 8. HENRY F.. Jr.. son of
late Henry 1". and Catharlnn C O'Breln. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral. Thurs., 8:30
a in. brother a icslrt. nee Thomas D O'Breln.
3744 N. 13th st. High mass of requiem St.
Stephen's Church 10 a. m. Int Holy Sepulchre
Cem. Auto service.
OUDEN. Oct. 8, SAMUEL OGDEN. aged 68.
Relatives and frlenda Invited to funeral serv
ices. Thurs.. 1 p. m.. son's residence, William
H. Ogden, 2450 S Juniper st. Int. Fernwood
Cem. Auto funeral.
PERRY Oct. 8. MARY, widow of Daniel
Perry. Relatives and frlendi Invited to funeral
servlres Thurs.. 2 p m , 2826 N. Orlanna at.
Int. Greenwood (K. of V ) rem
PFEFFER. Oct. 7. CATHARINE, widow of
John II. Pfeffer. aged 67. Relatives and friends
Invited to services. Wed . 2 p in . lata resi
dence. 5338 Addison st Int private. Friends
may call Tues. eve. 7 to 9
PRITTIE. Oct.. 7. ELLEN E . wife of Edwin
John Prlttle and daughter of Rhoa B and Sarah
V. French, aged 29. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral services, at residence of par
ents, 25(4 Diamond st.. Thurs , 2.80 p m.
Int. private. Remains may bo viewed Wed.
after 8 p. in.
QIJACKKNBUSH. Suddenly. Oct. 6. at his
residence. 4700 Chester ave.. Dr FREDERICK
BRIGGS, hueband of Laura Slmmona Quicken
bush. Int Penn Yan. N. Y.
RHEDKMEYiyt. Sjuddenly. Oct 8. GEORGE
E RHEDEMEYER. aged 57. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral servlcea, Thurs.. 2
P. m., residence, "Tha Oaks." Merchantvllle.
N. J. Int. private, Harlelgh Cem Friends may
call Wed , 7 to n p. m.
PRESTON. Oct. 8, LILLIAN R PRESTON
(nea Wllklns), widow of John J. Preston. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral services.
Thurs., 2 p. in . residence of aon-ln-law. Frank
IV. Bartels, 2326 Tasker st. Int Fernwood
Cem. Remains may ba viewed Wed., between
8 and 10 p. m. Auto service.
ROGERS Oct 7. CATHARINE M . wife of
David Rogers, daughter of late James C. and
Mary F Jennings, of Turlough, Castle Barr.
County Mayo, Ireland Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Thura 7:30 a m 2313 Fer-
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Save Coal
Have Heat
The Keystone Pipeleas Fur
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the demand for clean, comforta
ble, economical heating. Easily
Installed in any home without
tearinjr up the walls. Heats
every room comfortably in even
the coldest weather from one reg
ister. Constant circulation of
air assures perfect ventilation.
Substantially made and econom
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let 5 It in Our Showrooms
Keystone Supply
& Mfg. Co.
Plumbing and Heating' Materials
817-49 N, Ninth St
. BKATHH
non st., below Tasker. High mass of requiem
Bt. Edmond's Church 9 a, in. Int. Holy Cross
Cam. '
ROTH. Oot, 7. FRANCIS R,, son of Rudolph
and Florence Roth. aged. 6. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral, wed., 10 a, m.,
parents' residence. 8045 N. 24th st. Int. North
wood Cem. Remains may ba viewed Tues.,
RUBY . Oct. 8. ROSE, wife of Thlllp 8. nubr,
aged 64. Relatives and friends Invited to fu-
Jieral, Thurs,, 2 p. m., N, Main St.. Ambler,
'a. Int. Northwood Cam.. Take Ml p, m.
train from Reading Terminal to Amblerr
Rnitr.i.p.n. rvi
7. FRED, son of lata John
and Margaret Schiller, aged 88. Relatives and
friends, Kzcalslor Lodge, No, 401, F. and
A. M.1 Vulcan Assembly of Phlla.) Progressiva
Assembly, No. 4, A. O. M. P.I all other societies
ot which he was a member. Invited to funeral
servlcaa. Wed., 2 p. m., brother-in-law's reel
denca. Charles Strieker. 2012 N. 4th St. Int.
Oreenmount Cem Friends may call Tues., 7 to
9 p. m. Auto funeral.
SCHWOtiRUR. Suddenly. Oct, 7. JOHN A..
2d, son of John A. and Dollta Schwoerer and
grandson of Carolina and late Philip Stepp. aged
B. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
services, Thurs., 2 p. rn., parents 'residence,
1B41 N. 18th st. Int. private Mt. Vernon Cem.
SKDKNfJER. At Burlington. N, J.. Oct. 7,
PHIMP N, 8EDRNUKU. Relatives and friends.
organizations of wmen ha was a member, in.
vlted to funeral services, chapel In West Laurel
Hill Cem.. Phlla., Wed., 3 p. m.
8HANAHAN. Oct. 7, MARGARET 8HANA
HAN (nea Malone). wife ot Franrla Shanahan.
Relatives and friends, League of tha Sacred
Heart, Invited to funeral, Thurs., 8:80 a. m,,
2010 8. Croskey at. Solemn requiem mass St.
Edmund's Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross
'sllILMNOSBURO. Oct. ft. EDWARD H.,
husband of Kmma Shllllngsburg (nea Weigh
man;. iiaMiives ana rrienas, William MCKin
ley Council, fJo. 328, O. of .1. A.i Philadelphia
Council, No. 8, Legion of tho Red Cross and
B. M. and P I. U. of America, Invited to fu
nerM services, Thura.. 2 p. m 2430 W. Alle
gheny ave Int. private Mt. Vernon Cem. Re
mains mav ba viewed Wed. ev.
SIMSON. Oct. 8. META SIMSON, alster of
Mrs, Aaron Oettlnger and Mrs. Bettle Isenberg,
Due notice of funeral given.
srEAKMAN. Oct. 8. MARTHA, widow of
Jasper Speakman, aged 80. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Thura . 1:30 P. m..
residence of daughter, Mrs. Ellrabeth Slmco.
Haverford township, near the Eagle. Int.
ureenmount . em.
SPILLINOER. Oct. 8, New York, CHARLES,
son of lata Joseph and Rachel Splllingcr, Fu
neral aervlces chapel Mt. Peace Cem., 31st st.
and Lehigh ave., Thurs., 2:30 p. m. Int. Mt.
Peace Cem.
STEELE. Oct.. 7. MARY EMMA, wlfa of
John M. Steele. Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral. services, Wed., 2 p. m.. 017 S. Slst
st, Int private Fernwood Cem.
8TEINMETZ. Oct. 7. JOSEPH, husband of
Ida Stelnmets (nea Roberts). Relatives and
frlenda invited to funeral. Thura , 8:30 a, m ,
2830 W. Lehigh ave. High mass St. Columba'a
Church 10 a. m. Int. 6t Dominic's Cem. Auto
funeral
STOLL. At Phoenlsvllle, Pa.. Oct. 7. ALTCE,
daughter of viutam H. and late Laura II moll.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services,
resldenca of father. William It. Htoll. 140 H.
Jay St., PhoeenUvllle, Wed.. 3 p. m. Int. pri
vate. Morris Cem., Thoenlxvllle
SYKES Oct. 7, JOSEPHINE C. daughter of
Charles W. and lata Mary E. Hikes. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral aervlces. Wed., 2
&. m.. 311 Albanua at. int private, Oakland
em.
THOMAS. Oot 4, WORTHINQTON D,. son
St lata Joel and Margaret Thomas, of Phlla
alphla. Funeral services and Int. private.
THOMSEN. Suddenly. Oct. 8, CHARLES
M., huaband of Mary E. Thomsen (nea Kelly),
son of lata Torrla and Caroline Thomsen, aged
831 Relatives and friends, employes of Phlla.
Navy Yard, Electrical Relief Sec. International
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local No.
08; Hiawatha Tribe, No. 36. I. O. R. M : John
J. Rome Yearly Ben. Soo., Invited to funeral,
Thurs,. 8:80 a. m., 2123 B. 17th at. Solemn
mass of requiem St. Monica's Church 10 a. m.
Int Holy Cross Cem.
WANQLEIt. Oct. 7. MARY, widow of Adolph
Wangler (nea Murphy). Relatlvee and friends
Invited to funeral, Thurs., 8 '30 a. m.. resldenca
of brother-in-law, Joseph Bernhardt, 2234 N.
Carlisle st. Solemn requiem mass Church of
Our Lady of Mercv 10 a. in. Int. Holy Cross
Cem. Auto funeral.
WATERS. Oct. 7. at Chester. WILLIAM,
husband of Sarah A. Waters Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Wed . 8:30 a. m.,
813 E. Rroad St. High mass St. Michael's
Church 10 a, in. Int. St. Michael's Cem.
WHITE Oct. . ELIZABETH wife of George
White. Sr. Relatives and friends lnvltid to fu-
AUTUMN RESORTS
TOCONO MOUNTAINS
Delaware Water Gap. r.
Enjoy Autumn's Charms for the
Week's End or Extended Stay at
KITTATINNY
THE MOUNTAIN PARADISH
DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA.
Fully open to December, with THE INN
(Annex) open all ear. Capacity COO. Stejm
heat, log fires, private baths, exceptional
rulalne; orchestra. Grill and Restaurant.
Oolf. Every outdoor sport
SPF.CIAI, FALL RATES
Booklet and auto maps mailed. Coaches
meet trains. JOHN TITRDY COPE.
WERNF.RSVILLE. TA.
GALEN HALL
IN THE
MOUNTAINS
VYtR'f RSVUIC PA.
ALWAYS OPEN
Beautiful days
on South Moun
tain. Golf, Ten-
DcTOvnu. ni, Good Music.
fA Fine Bath and
I Manage Department. Through Pull
man from N.Y.and Phllada. HDWAIO H. WINS, sip.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
Weatminstrr Ky- &ve- ne" Beach. Slav.
W csunuisicr t0 liT..u private baths, run.
water. 10 up wkly. 12 up dally. Chas. Rubra.
Hotel Boscobel $&T'r.
near
nil year.
Special fall ratca. Phone 117. A. C. Marlon.
IKKlVnOI). N. J.
THE LAUREL HOUSE
Is now open. First Class American Plan
Hotel. Fine train service. Delightful
autumn climate. A short motor run
from Camp Dlz at Wrlghtstown.
A. J. IIUHPIIY, Mgr.
C. V. MURPHT, Asst. MBr.
Lakewood, N. J.
EDUCATIONAL
Both Hexes
The Gold Medal School
Tha students ot 8trayers Business
Collage win mora Oold .Medals than
are won by tha combined students of
all of tha other business schools and
high achools In Philadelphia.
Straver's Bualnaa 4?a11,.
H , -- - -.-w.u
807 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia
BJaHHVMMjaafl-jaavatHaHH
foveiro School A BER:?, couimb
WILL START NEXT WEEK. ENROLL NOW
Perry Bldg.. 16th & Chestnut. Tal. SpruTe 1317
DICTAPHONE Complete Course 2 Week.
HClltiui, uay ana Evening Clas.e.
Good positions waiting 83 B. 8d. Belm" t"'ozn.
Ejmlie rxider noma nil
Expression, Stage Art, Story ItlHsr 18!.'
French and American Hstenis. pffiomai. '
Young Man and Bora
Night and Day Classes Open Now
Machine 8hop Practice Mech.. Freehand and
Machine Shop Math. Architectural DrJwtng
Pattern Shop Praot.ee Book Illustration
Automobile Elec. Mech. Arithmetlo. Algebra
Electricity Applied and Geometry
Furniture Designing and Construction
Fit toursfl to earn more monev.
Exceptional facilities and low rats.
SPRING GARDEN INSTITUTE
Broad and Spring Garden Streets
Young Woman and Olrla
Phila. School of Design for Women
DROAD ft MASTER 8T8. NOW OPEN
Full couraea In Art and Industrial Art
Practical Designing in an . branShea. lulls:
tr.tlon. 'Fashion lllustratl,n v...:.-...!:?.
r Psychology. .,
r Ai-wJlUisM?- FELi,owsnir
TO EPBOl'K FOB DESIGN
MUSIO
RAGTIME In 20 lessons or Money Back mil
mailed free. C1IK1STKNBEN Plans SehMbT
1820 Chaatnut St.. 1412 vlnawTc- St. 1820
Taskar St. Phone Spruce BflT.
Louit Sobelman 1Ti. cuestnu. st.
Tal, flpruca 4834
Advanced Violin Instruction. Circular.
Anne McDonough
1818 WALNUT ST.
STUDIOS
ART ALLIANCB
mj.L.uir.u
Charles Westel
J'.lfP,lxu,"n4,
1714 Chaatnut HI.
LESCHETIZKY
school nr
PIANO rLAYINO
Normal eouraas. children'
HARQLD yASON
ra aepu wataiog.
... inrecior
1713-14 Cheatnnt st.
nfcM'iV-i1rirKlKi,'
J
FABRI & 162 An St,
MSA'HM
neral senrleas, Thurs., 3 p. m., 8834 Edmund st77
Tacony. Int. private. Omit flowers. ..
WHlTB.--ct. 7. EDWARD, huaband of lata
Catherine White. Relatives and frlenda invited
to funeral, Thura., 8:80 a, m., resldenca of
son, Thomas White, S41 E, Indiana ava. High
mass Church of tha Ascension 10 av. m. Int.
Holy Sepulchre Cam. Auto service.
STEAMBOATS
FAMILY EXCURSIONS
IRON STR. THOMAS CLYDE
TO AUGTJSIINB REACH M
Stopping at Chester. 100 miles for SOo.
Bali water bathing, plenty tables and benches
lor picnio parties.
?rar j
.aave
Round Trip, SOei Children 5 to 10, ttt.
a Arch Bt. Wharf Dally 8.30 A. U.
fViinA. 6 A Uf
Ball Phone. Market 1153 . .
JAMES E. OTIS, Manager. 3 Arch St.
PARCEL- POST)
$1.50 UP OVERCOATS
Largest Assortment In Town.
WAITER'S TAWN SHOP. 001 V1NK ST.
LOST AND rOUND
J3ARPIN I,ost. diamond barpln on mornlnr of
October 8, between Bcllevue-Stratford and
8. 18th at. Liberal reward. J. E. Caldwell U
Co.. Chestnut and Juniper ets.
STOLEN 1917 model D-45 touring ear. Ucensa
No. 281401, car No. 280403: tire equipment,
left front wheel, Flska tlraj right front. Good
rich ttre: left rear, Goodrich non-skid: right
rear, Goodyear non-skid; extra Goodyear non
skid on tire rack: black body, whaela. fenders
and top: top shows renatrs on right front cor
ner: 1100 reward for recovery or Informa
tion leading thereto. A, F. Oullllum, 2S
Chestnut at., Philadelphia,
STRAYED from 1828 Green lane. Branchtown,
on Sunday, a toy terrier, gray, black and
brown marking; p!ne return; it waa an In
valid's pet; reward $10.
PERSONALS
HEIRS Anv persons Interested In the estate of
Churl-- H. Williams, ot Boston, formerly of
Philadelphia, will pleasa communicate with
Robert Rogerson, 18 Tremont St., Boston,
Mass
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
BELL TELEPHONE
OPERATING
Work near your home In pleasant and
healthful surroundings, with excellent
opportunities for rapid advancement.
There are twenty-eight Bell Central
Offices In Philadelphia; probably there
Is one within a fev blocks of your
home. Unusual opportunities for earn
est, intelligent voung women between.
18 and 22 years of age. ,
New employee are paid while learning
and are readily advanced.
Pleasant dining rooms, where the best
of food la sold at cost. In every Cen
. tral Office.
Comfortable sitting rooms for reading
and relaxation when oft duty.
Good opportunity for senior and su-
pervlslng positions.
Apply at 408 Market street dally, ex
cept Sunday, 8.30 a. m. to 8 p. m.
BOOKKEEPER, assistant, by large manufac
turing company In Kensington; state full par
ticulars, age, education, experience. If any,
and salary expected M HiO, Ledger Office,
BONAZ OPERATORS
FOR EMBROIDERING NAMES ON NAPKINS
AND TOWELS: GOOD WAGES BOSTWTCK
BATTERSON CO., 32D AND BARING STS.
BON'NAZ OPERATORS, thoroughly experienced
Sn dress work. Apply Smlth.Ramsey Embroid
ery Co., 1040 Market at.
CAKE PACKERS Girls to rack cakes and
wrap packages; beginners paid 17.80 per week
of Bl hours'. Keeblcr-Weyl Baking, 238 N.
.,'Sd st.
CONTRALTO: quartet choir; good reader only.
O 730. Ledger Central.
COOK A Prot woman, with ref.. by small
adult fam. 4S07 Tine. Thone Preston 3803 J.
DRESSMAKER wants waist finishers, Improv-
era and learners: paid. 410 N. 41st st.
FILE CLERK Young lady, experienced, to
handle entire correspondence and take charge
of mall of manufacturing concern In Camden:
state age, reference, education and salary ex
pected. P 415, Ledger Office.
GIRLS Addressers over 10 wanted to ad. envs.
In our ofnee by hand: piece work: must ba
good writers; lirs 8 to B. Apply Horbe Ad
dreaelnT Co . !!08 8. 4th at.
GIRLS wonted, past 18 years, to work In ware
room Hnggar Hosiery Finishing Works. O
and Westmoreland sts.
GIRLS wanted at Wunderle's candy factory?
' it32 Pcgg st. (opposite 448 N. id St.).
HOUSEWORK Capable Protestant girl for gen
eral housework. Apply 12 E. Mt Pleasant
ave, Mt. Airy. Phone Chestnut Hill 8.
HOUSEWORK Girl for general housework, to
aleep home, good wagea. 1818 Oxford St.
PRESS FEEDERS wanted; girls experienced In
feeding cylinder printing presses. Brown A
Bailey Co.. N. W. cor. Franklin and Willow.
SALESWOMEN
LIT BROTHERS REQUIRE SALESWOMEN
IN VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
LIT BROTHERS
STENOGRAPHER wanted by a large lumbar
corporation, good opportunity for person de
siring a permanent position with pleasant en.
vlronment. Call 8 to 12 and 3 to 8. Wm.
31. L,ioyq wo.. :win anqruqge ave.
STENOGRAPHER, ax. and reliable, per. poa
with mfg. company; give particulars, lnclud
lng salary desired. O 645 Ledger Central.
TELEPHONE OPERATING POSITIONS
OPEN FOR YOUNO WOMEN
These war days bring to our wires a rush ot
business and wa must have mora young
m ---.&-, -.v-tA4Ata4V,4a.t-.411.4a v
YTUUIC'I yJciisei .v itanitic u,
TCTnarlenced ooeratora. If th.v -ui .,.
today as early aa possible, can go at onca to
regular and permanent positions with good
J,
Tha Inexperienced ones we will -.l.i. ...w
and pay them while they are learning.
Telephone operating for young women la
pleaaant work and with inusualTy agreeable
surroundings here. T
Promotion Is far more probable In thla to.
cation than any we know of In which woman
engage. "
Tha ambitious operator of today Is tha
supervisor and chief operator of tomorrow.
Apply to Room 207
THE KEYSTONE TELEPHONE SYSTEM
188 SOUTH SECOND STREET
TEACHER OF GREGO SHORTHAND
WANTED IN I.AROE PRIVATE
SCHOOL. P 820. LEDQER OFF.
WOMAN wanted, white, to wash and Iron Mon"
day and Tuesday: private family; references
,c.u..o. a ,w, mruggr yj i nea.
YOUNG GIRL, familiar with stamping on dress
material. Apply Smith-Ramsey Embroidery
Co.. 1640 Market st.
YOUNG LADY as assistant bookkeeper:, must
r.avS. experience. Address In own handwriting.
.H...D. Dougherty Co.. 17th and Indiana ayST
YOUNG WOMAN aa teacher of Gregg shorthand
In Private achooli desirable position, with
splendid opportunity for advancement. P 608.
. Ledger Office.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO EDUCATED WOMEN
Four women with Initiative. Individuality
and originality wanted by one of Chicago's
oldest and beat-known business institutions
for high-grade traveling positions In educa.
tlonal work. Acceptable applicants must be
reo to travel, have thet equivalent of a
high echool education and be between 25 and
40 years of age; preference glvfcn to teachers
or those who have had normal school or col
lege training; business experience unneces
sary, as we will train those accepted and pay
salary from start; thla Is special -work of a
school nature, affording short hours, the op
portunity to travel south during winter arid
steady advancement; kindly give full Informa.
tlon concerning aga. education and previous
experience In flrat letter. Address 8. J. 0111
flllan, 68 E. Washington St., Chicago, III.
HELP WANTED MAM)
BOY8 WANTED
OVElt 18 TBABS OP AOB
WAGES 20 8-8 CENTO PER. HOUR
AVKRAOB WEEKLT
MINIMUM WAOE. tll.tT.
APPLY 7X.1I,
JOSEPH CAMPBELL CO.
SECOND AND MARKET BTREET8
.CAMDEN, N. J.
BOY. under IT. to learn high-claaa Interim
m
uraviaaji vuvi,r,uiiai 'vvwrinnnr sea' ,
XXLV WAXTBB--XAI.
Continued from rrsoedlag Column .
DOT In accounting room.. Apply tha Barrett
Company, 88th and Orays Ferry ava.
BOY. 18 to 17. office work. Apply 128 8 Front
nd flo
DOTS
16 years old, In delivery department.
PERRY CO., 18th and Chestnut sts.
BOYS wanted, over 18 years ot age, to learn
to faad paper box machines) chance for ad.
vaneamant. Brown A Bailer Co., N. W. cor,
Franklin and Willow ate.
BOYS wanted, over 18 years of aga, to learn to
feed cylinder printing presses. Brown a Bailey
Co., Frapklln and Willow sts,
BOYS Strong boys, over 10 years, wanted at
Wunderle's candy factory. 118-32 Page st,
(opposite 448 N, gd St.).
BUTTON TOOLMAKERS. flrst-elsis. wanted, on
several atylas of snap fasteners: none but eg-
?erlanced men need apply; wages from 80o to
So per hour; 85 hours a week. Write full
particulars In first letter, P. O. Box 478,
mamiora, wonn.
CABINETMAKERS Steady work and good pay
to competent men. Keystone Cabinet Co.,
Front and Franklin sts., Chester, Ta,
CARDER wanted for a section of worsted cards,
Tha Cleveland Worsted Mills Co., Cleveland,
Ohio.
CARPENTERS I
30 TO 40 'GOOD CARPENTERS WANTED
AT WILLIAM8PORT, PA.! STEADY WORK
THROUGH WINTER; NEARLY ALL INSIDE
WORK. REPORT AT SAWYER TARK,
WILLIAMSPORT, PA.
CHEMISTRY Student In organla. 18 to 20
years old; 120 weekly to start, with rapid
advancement for able worker: no laboratory;
must be extra strong for heavy dirty work,
beginning at bottom ot chemical house! state
schooling and exact age. M 154. Ledger Cent.
CLOTHING SALESMEN
Experienced clothing salesmen,
PERRY & CO., 10th and Chestnut sts.
COLLECTORS AND SALESMEN wanted at
once. Apply at Glllles'a Stores, 2200 N. Broad
CREELERS and altering boys wanted on Wilton
looms. Apply Pollock-Huston Co.,
nit
ullp and'!
uaupnin.
DRILLERS AND REAMER
CHlNEf W 1nI,PIE
WORK. CALL
1618 ARCH BT.
DRIVERS wanted. 8 days a week I steady work!
good wages. Apply Crane Ice Cream Co.,
258 S. 23d at.
DRIVERS for drop-bottom wagona and carta.
it. kj. Amoier. am imq xorK roaa.
ELECTRIC LINE FOREMAN wanted, oi
miliar with A. C. atngle and two-nhai
qnr.
dls-
trlbutlon. Apply Wm. Foater. 1208 N. 81st st.
ELDERLY MAN. for light work In stationery
engraving department. Apply The Bailey,
juinKS & maaie to., izai Hansom St., 4tn noor.
ELECTRICIANS 130 union, first-class Interior
electricians for large construction camp at
Wrljhtatown. N. J.: OOo per hour, time and
half tlmp for overtime: double time for Satur
day afternoon, Sunday and holldaya; trans
Portatton and lodging furnished free from
'hlla only: meala at cafeteria. 23c each.
Apply IRWIN 4 LEIGHTON. Wrlghtstown. N.
J. or Employment Department, 161 N.
ELECTRICAL DESIGNERS, draftansn
and tracers wanted in. field office ot a
large Eastern organization. In connec
tion with, the layout and construction
of a 100,000 kw. power atatlon. M 060.
Ledger Central,
ERRAND BOY. white, over 18: steady position:
chance for advancement. Ask for Mr, Powers,
182 8. 11th st.
FANCY LEATHER WORKER and repair man
wanted: permanent position; house In washing
ton, p. C. : state experience and salary ex
pected. M 717, Ledger Office.
HARNESSMAKER and stttchers wanted; steady
work. M 061. Ledger Central.
LABORERS WANTED
STEADY WORK
AVERAGE WEEKLY
MINIMUM WAGE. $16.17
APPLY 7 A. M.
JOSEPH CAMPBELL COMPANY
SECOND AND MARKET STREETS
CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY
LABORERS 18-hour week: minimum full time
weekly wage U6.10; must be steady, reliable
men. Apply 7 a. m. until B p. fn., the Atlantic!
Refining Company, Employment Department.
Philadelphia gate, 8144 Passyunk aVe.
LABORERS 100 men for Camp Dtx, Wrights
town. N. J.; 80o per hour; lodging and .trans,
portatton furnished free from Phlla. only
. Apply 7 a. m Irwin A Lalghton. 161 N. 12th!
LABORERS Skilled laborers. SOo to SJo ner
tiniltx mtmtxAtt -Dnalfi InaM. A..u i .'"
John Illlnajwortb Ste'el Co.. Tacony and Lewis
LABORERS wanted: heavy outalda work: ateadv
work; good wages. Arply Wm. Foster, 120S
LABORERS wanted, white. Apply N. W.
. Delaware ava. and Fitxwater at.
LABORERS wanted, white. Apply 41)4 S. Water
street. "r
LABORERS .wanted. Apply 1708 N. Howard
LATHE HANDS
ACCUSTOMED
TO ACCURATE WORK
(NOT REPETITION WORK)
WAOES 40o AT START
STATE AOE AND EXPERIENCE
ADDRESS
LATHE HANDS
P. O. BOX 8800 f
LATHE . HANDS and turret lathe operators
gKShsr St.?"? B0"rt Co" 8on-St and
aWeSenVj!';
ply Wm. Foster. 1208 N. 81it.t ""' P-
MACHINE HANDS Wa have permanent t.i'
"A"" e'cr". sll-round woodwo?knVPm,.l:
5SiBSv":KSi Z? 2-''s"- KePPal A CoT
103 Franklin at..
MAN wanted for freight elsvatcr and r.ort.7
workliroojj place for right party; salary ?iim
pftll. pplr t0 Bttw"- itaiwa ltSS
MEN. experienced. T
to distribute sdvertlslnr!
each night. Apply o 'ff '
Eieniy aavancaa
08 N, Front,
MEN to handle lumbar; SOo par hour. Lla-M-.
Susquehanna ave, wharf. """" "Oya s.
MACHINISTS
EXPERIENCED ON REPATRINO
PUNCHES AND DIES
GOOD SHOP
BONUS AFTER 8 MONTHS
BTATB AOB. EXPERIENCE
AND WAOES EXPECTED
ADDRESS
MACHINIST8
P. O. BOX IIT0
-MLT WAKBB)-aCAta '
Oonllnsed from freeedtag CohT
MASTER DTER,
T0U ARE WANTED
IP T0U ARE A CHIEF DYER AKD
A JIASTER OP TOUR PROFESSION
ABLE TO MATCH ALL BHADE9 AND
1 r COLORS
ABlin TO TAKE COMPLETE CITAltai
rOP A OAItMENT DYEINO PLAN!
.WITH K COMPLETE CnEMlCAL
LABORATORY TM rnjiMr....
------ ""'"IUK WITH W
TOU CAN START WORK AT 140 A TTMs-i
with an Increase if your wonir
ADDRESS
SWISS CLEANERS AND DYES;
LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY
MEN WANTED
OFFICE! milLDTNO WINDOW PTmi
WIDENER BUILDINO
PACKER, white, experienced! eleetMiTi ' n
steady position; slate age? silarV I1UmI .1
M 035. Ledger Central. Balar'r' 'MtitttSl'i
PACKERS Wanted
VCKER8 Wanted, two experlem..,. - .. y
wyo'm.nve"'"10"" CTgg
rORTER. colored. 22t orderly, mo, -w ..1
maid and waitress. 118; ward raJii 5?
plyUnlveralty Hospital.' Stth.'j-ff- As. i
pnvnti ii'i 'hi MitTi ii , . iti. .
on cylinder preaeesr Brown A nf"51"!
. Franklin and Willow ets. Bc,l,' ci, i
PRUNERS Experlenoed lilsh-trea pnin.rB
per day; can usa a few learners Ut!H: n 1
good climbers! 12.60 per day? This it7 tn i
k pons, mi. Airy, rniia. Phona nt -y'
SALESMAN wanted In uptown l.w.iri
Permanent position. 7p'7VjX
SALESMEN Wanted, experienced .t-J r
man In Maryland, eastern pSnSsy mSi.' "":
Dllain to ! .u.i. nn"1TSIa Hi
Jng 10nto l6-, iMdendVasoToTsfff I
f
oiiu.c.1. .mmai vvohicers. 100, union- eiJuTT
:-"m"t . 1-V.VJ' """".ruciion eun: '
furmshad fre
i!iS!!FTO
Lalghton,
SHOP CLERK Ftrst-elass shop e erk wastal,
118 parNraak to start ; brlnr rafsreneea KJ
ply Remington Arms Co., Eldystoaela, "
STEAM FITTERS 00 union man for WrithS
town. N. J.i 62U cents par hour, wllh f.s
of overtime: lodging and transportation'.
nlshed free from Philadelphia only, ffl...".-
Lalghton, 184 N, I2th et. ---.-i ,
STENOGRAPHER wanted in a large lumCJ
corporation; good opportunity for person S2
airing pciiiiKiiciii liuBniun, - n Pleasant ...
mrMmnmmnt r-all U tn 11 mA . .. ."Lit
-if. T.lovd ComnanT. "nth nnrt nM. - "O-l
.... . . . .. ...u, m
TEACHER OF GREGG SHORTHAND
WANTED IN LARGE PRIVATE
SCHOOL. P 820. LEDOER OFP.
TEN PATTERNMAKERS WANTED AT OKCll' I
BOUND BROOK ENGINE & MFO. CO.
uuui.u x,,.yv,jv, 1I. .J.
TENOR, nuartet choir: good reader only.
OOP. 1,-utPf hernial.
TINSMITHS, 100, union,
, for WrIchtto-r '
hour: nlentv nt Z t '
N. J.; 02tt cents per
time: loagins anu iransportaiion given fr J
from Philadelphia only. Apply Irwin Leiifc i
ton. 1K4 N. 12th at. i
I
TOOLMAKERS
EXPERIENCED ON STRUCTURAL
AND SHEET METAL
PUNCHES AND DIES
GOOD SHOP
STATE AOE.
EXPERIENCE AND WAGES.
ADDRESS TOOLMAKERS.
P. O. BOX 8484.
YOUNO MAN. wanted, about 18. to aniw-f 3
phona and do filing in office ot mercantile I
house. Address P. O. Box 1012. j
YOUNOV MEN Wanted, etrong. abla-bodl-4
young men. between the ages of 18 and IS.
who are accustomed to outside work, to learn
to become electric light linemen: steady work J
and good wages; paid while learning. Applf 9
William Foster. 1208 N. 3lst st. I
REGULAR EMPLOYMENT, or through wlnt.r
months; sunny South: fine warm factory; fit
work: 10 cabinet or Interior finish workmen.
0 finishers, varnlshers and rubbers. 1 moil
ing machine man. who la able to do turning.
George W. Muller Bank Fixture Co., At
lanta. Ga.
General
BUSINESS 8ERVICE COMPANY
ACCOUNTANT Cost and statistics; nlfU
auditor, 170.
BOOKKEEPERS Coal, 128; several at IJ
to 125.
CLERKS Time and production. 20 oriel
and corresponding, 116; shop clerk. 118: int
clerks. 112; receiving and manager ot nun,
$20: ship. $15-20; general. $12 up.
CORRESPONDENT Salea and adjusting, 1-1
to $30.
CHEMIST Younr graduate. $20; other Win
grade men. Free Interviews. 1801 lap
Title Building.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
GRADUATE NURSE desires position at surer.
vising or matron In Institution; salary. Iw
Sar month and expenses. Address M, F.
ones, Powelton Apartments, or phone Prti
ton 6443. .
LADY experienced In domestlo science and cler
ical work wishes situation In an Institution:
very best references. Address W. A., 223 8.
8d st.
SITUATIONS WANTED MAIK
BOY. colored. 16 years old. publlo school edit- j
cation wants position in garage 10 iwni -..
ot chauffeur. Address E. Q 1481 S.Mt .
CHAUFFEUR, white, married. 8 yrs.' exp. on
all cars, wishes position Phone Prcston-p"
FRENCH correspondent, competent. .I" "m
office, desires to make change. C 108. Ltd. Off. ,2
MAN AND WIFE, white; butler ana nouiepwo.
can run car; wife good plain cook: will
entire work of small family; references.
u bo, Koger central.
SECRETARY, clean-cut American with exepi
tlve ability, wishes to connect with rrilvt
man or company: best reference from P"5"
delpbla business and professional men. o 29
. Ledger Central.
YOUNO COLLEGE MAN. 21. desires poilUonl
excellent business exp. O 851, Ledger Cent,
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
MRS. NICHOLLS. 1026 Balnbrldge St., has Brit
class English. French butlers, chauffeur-,
Swedish cooks. $40 to $100; English J
others. $30 to $00; English and American
ladles' maids and Infant nurses. chatMfJ
maids, waitresses, laundresses, etc.! wanno,
several aecond men, couple. $80 to $lfj
cooks, $9 to $12; waitresses, charaberroil"
and combined housemaids for apartments.
Protestant Utiles' maids, kitchen maids. ws
refarancea. Phona Locust 2180. .
MRS. KANE. 611 S. 10th at., wishes sltuitlotj
for, white couples. Engllah and Irish yw
cooks, chambermalda. parlor maids, "
rei.es. chljdnursea. governesses, laundreises.
butlers, with references; white help wsstn
ii u nuiciuei, DDruca o.ui. . -
MJdE. PI.ATZ. AO-l H 11th, nrlv.ta helD SUV
Piled and wanted. Phona Walnut 1718.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ,
EXTRAORDINARY
Opportunity for capitalist to procure iota
right of an invention fully covered fcr
United States patent, which will net royal
ties for years to come; equals Ball telephon
or Ford automobile for revenue t will t
with principals onlyj write for private Intir
Ylew. Box O 652. Ledger Central.
i
IOTJ CAN MAKE YOUR MONEY PA'
.MONTHLY SALARY. SEND YOUR
AND ADDHEa Tnn'iif rSnilHl CENTl
w.ED-AAuiai''.??i:..rl,.,idi;
aqutDpad af a cost of $8800: everything niji
.' not be depullcated -under $5000, .
5SJw.i " Jrou seeking a V'"V"lli
, connection and; thoroughly understand ."
business, C 10T, tArn'r Office. -
CAPITAL SECURED FOR
PRACTICAL ENTERPRISES
P 120. LEnnwn ntnrrnn
corpu,-aJ,on chArteiTandfinancb
ni.Mi.Tif " ousinass; smau co.iu'
2,?v;ii20i,,!rM,,.t, eounssl. Finance Pl
t-Crotr Bldg..l4!in Chaatnut at. .-
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