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Breezily Screened in "Arms
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When nlllle Burka la serious In nctlns be
fore the motion-picture camera she shows
possibilities as a screen player, but when she
mto'iipts to be co rho Ih a failure, for the
silence of the scroen then acts as a handi
cap Her work shows n dIr Imprmement In
this subject, duo to tho capable direction of
Joseph Kaufman Thomas Meighan returns
tn a part that Is well suited to his ability,
jvhlle William Dnld, who will be remem
Dredas the excellent Juvenile man of "The
Thirteenth Ohalr" company, has unfor
tunately little worls to do. Ho screens well
and deserve a script calling for more act
In George S Trimble gives a splendid
character Impersonation of a German officer
With a touch of humor that makes the role
nulla human '! was formerly with the
I.ubln Compan In the part of a Russian
spy, Louise Dates portrajed a lld type
Malcdlm Dunn and A Doner contributed
other character hits
The story Is of thoivvnr, but not of Its
cruellst aspects Tho play form Is that of
. light comedy nnd the leaders brliifc forth
laughter by their wording Briefly, the plot
concerns tho BteallnR of a passport from an
American girl by a Russian spy Just as Ger
man officers reach the Inn A guest Is to be
hot as a spy but the American girl saes
him by marrying him Tho photography was
fair, with special credit due the night light
ing In the scene of the departing troops
VICTORIA "Rubbling Tongues," with several
R layers Stori bv Ilium Humphry and
eorge Edward Hall Directed by William
Humphry. Ivan Production
Ivan Abrahamson the producer of this
picture, has alwiys given quantity In fea
tured players, while others give quality In
their casts. It looks quite an old production
of the Vltagraph Company but the direc
tion and photography as well as the
crowded Bettings, have the mark of Abra
hamson tn each foot of film The subject Is
not pieasant, and Its author has put In that
Eood old llfc-sacr of having the story turn
out to be but the reading of a play. The
plot recalls Iigo's words:
He that tllches from me mr eood name
Robs mr of that which not enrlcnes him
And makes me poor indeed
James Morrison Is the best player of tho
aeptet, which Includes Louise Dabert, Grace
Valentine. Arthur Donaldson, Diehard
Tucker, Gl&ddtm James and Paul Capellanl
It Is not always the length of a film that
proclaims It the feature, for tho IMuc itloml
Film picture showing the beauties of Hawaii
Is only one xeel In length nnd yet It re
ceived the keenest attention from the au
dience. The last halt of this j-cenlc film
contains a cartoon burlesque of the music
and dances of this much-adertled Island
realm. Tho skit Is done after the fashion
of the leaders used by Ljman Howe In his
travelogues
Another picture that brought forth much
laughter was that of Laurence Semon's
Vltagraph comedy Tull of real slap-stkk
oomedy. It sustained a lively pace
The music by the Dessauer Orchestra still
furnishes the accompaniment for the pic
tures. It ha san affectionate following; for
many people go Just to hear the selections
billed
SMALL GAME SEASON
TO OPEN TOMORROW
Hunters Must Be Chary, as 34
Counties Are Closed on at
Least Some Varieties
harrisburg Oct 10
Hunters will find thlrtj-fotir counties
closed to them for one or more arlcties of
Kama when the g"enenl small game season
opens tomorrow This Is more than half
the counties of the State Under a State
law none of tho prescribed game may be
Killed In such counties until the time limit
expires, a year or more hence.
The season will open tomorrow for all
aorts of pheasants, Hungarian quail, com
mon quail or Bob "White mffed grous.0, all
sorts of squirrels and woodceck
Hunting of the game mentioned Is for
bidden absolutely In the following counties
until the opening of tho general game sea
eon In the ear named
Allegheny Wild turkes, ruffed grouse,
ring-neck pheasants and quail, 1318
Armstrong Deer, 1519
Beaver Deer, ruffed grouse and quail,
1919.
Berks Deer and wild turkejs, 1919
Blair Deer, rlng-ncck pheasants and
quail, 1918
Bradford Deer, ring-neck pheasants and
quail. 1919
Bucks Deer wild turkejs, ruffed grouse,
ring-neck pheasants, Virginia and Hunga
rian quail and black squirrels, 1918
Butler Deer, wild turkeys, ring-necked
pheasants and quail, 1918.
Cambria Deer, wild turkeys, ring-necked
pheasants and quail, 1918
Cameron Wild turkeys, 1919
Chester Wild turkeys, ruffed grouse and
ring-necked pheasants, 1918.
Chester Deer, 1919
Clarion Deer, wild turkejs, rlng-neckcd
pheasants and quail, 1919.
Clearfield Wild turkeys, quail and gray,
Mack and fox squirrels, 1918
Columbia Deer, 1918
Crawford Ring-necked pheasants and
quail, 1918 Deer. 1919
Delaware Ring-necked pheasants, Vir
ginia and Hungarian quail, 1918
EJk Wild turkeys, 1919,
Fayette Deer, 1918
Forest Deer and wild turkeys, 1919.
Indiana Deer, wild turkeys, ring-necked
pheasants and quail, 1919
Jefferson Deer, 1919
LawrenceDeer, ruffed grouse, ring
necked pheasants and quail, 1919.
McKcan Deer. 1919
Mercer Ruffed grouse, rlng-neckcd
pheasants and quail, 1918
Montgomery Wild turkeys, ruffed grouse,
ring-necked pheasants and Virginia and
Hungarian quail, 1918.
Pike Wild turkeys, 1919
Schuylkill Wild turkeys, 1919.
Somerset Deer, 1918.
Sullivan Doer, 1919.
Tioga Deer, wild turkeys and ring
necked pheirsanU. 1919.
Venango Wild turkeys, ring-necked
pheasants and quail, 1918. Deer, 1919.
Warren Deer, 1919.
Westmoreland Deer, wild turkeys, rlng
necked pheasants and quail, 1918.
Wyoming Deer, 1919.
FRENCH LOSE TWO SHIPS
Two Norwegian Steamships Torpedoed,
With Three Killed
i. PARIS. Otft 19. Tho French Ministry
f Marine reports the loss of only one
'"Merchantman of more than 1600 tons and
rtM of less In the week ended October II.
Arrivals at French ports numbered 855 and
srances 849. Five essels were attacked
!t tgksuccefcsfully
COPENHAGEN. Oct 19 The Norwegian
'Ifctajruhlpa Barbro, of 2356 tons gross, and
Horde. 1194 tons gross, have been sunt
kqr German submarines. The Barbro was
sent to the. bottom, of the Atlantic, two
of hr jatw balntr killed. The Hovde was
Hn m um ir or tnacay. A boy was
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"LONELY SOLDIERS" IS
DELICIOUS COMEDY
Margaret Anglin Scores Instant
Triumph in Inaugurating the
Little Theatre Season
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Art 1 An afternoon In August, 1017
'Art 2 The next morning
Act 3 Tho samp evening
The Inauguration of Margaret Anglln's
season at tho Little Theatre last evening
was more than an augury of good times
there It was positive proof of them
On a stage once whitened with the bones of
much misdirected footllght cndeaor a
garden of delectable art has sprung Into
luxuriant bloom Through Its sunny paths
blithely steps High Comedy, most elusive
of theatrlcil deities, stlmulitlng to the
warworn play patron as Balboa's glimpse
of the broad Pacific from "a peak In Dar
len "
There Is no blight upon tho I.tttlo Theatre
now "Llko ghosts from an enchanter flee
ing the hoodnos" have been exercised bj'
art In one short evening A fragile pln
" I'di-r In themitic material familiar In
development of situation Is vet tMfoimeil
with such a profusion of spirkllng wit tnd
u-tod with buch a rare sjmpithetlc distinc
tion ard polish that "Lonely Soldiers" be-
inmes a veritanie gem coiuscitlng artistic
fires.
Tvv lrtually unknown English drama
tists r Tennyson Jesse and H M Har
vvood nro responsible for tho plaj- fabric
out of the time honored motivation of
'Dlvorcon3" that has performed aluable
f-ervlco in erj' numerous successors of
that Sardou Lomedv, the authors hae
fashioned an entertainment as old In
groundwork as It is new and altogether de
lightful in betting and treatment Tho
novel environment Is a household In war
time England In which are "billeted" two
charming army officers The gracious mis
tress of tho minor In an effort to observe
the conventional proprieties desperately
"fakes ' a telegram announcing the death
of her husband, from whom she has been
separated for three jears Of course the
alleged subject for obituary notices unex
pectedly turns up and scenes of tho most
delicious comic embarrassment ensue
As in nil comedies of tho 'Dlvorcons
formula," reconciliation of husband and
wife Is Inevitable and soon foreshadowed
In the current Instnnco It Is the exquisite
dexterity with which tho slender dramatic
skein Is wound and unwound, pricked with
literary needles whose points scintillate
with merriment, that constitutes Messrs
Jesse and Harwood's chief claim to public
gratitude "Lonelj Soldiers" Is as delicate
as dew and just as vvelnme In pirched
stageland Surely Its brilliant dialogue de.
serves permanencj' In book form That is
a test under which not a few actable and
enjojable plays would fall For Miss
Anglln's vehlclo a reading version must
only confirm Its merit
The interpretation proved precisely In
keeping with tho demands of the comedy
and with the peculiar Intimacy of a house
like the Little Theatre, which has at last
found Its true province Miss Anglln's role
evoked suggestions of her portrait In
"Green Stockings," but this one time "emo.
tlonal actress" now seems much more at
home In comedy than In tho dajs of rthat
A. E. W Mason piece Almost flawless
technique, keen Intelligence, potent personal
magnetism were kej notes of her superbly
expert performance Of equally high artistic
rank was the facile, humorous achieve
ment of Edward Tmery as the perplexed
husband who Inconsiderately refuses to dlt
It Is doubtful If een the John Drew of the
old Daly days could have handled the role
with more Ingratiating ease Phjllls
Blrkett, Langdon Bruce and Roland Rush
ton were admirable coadjutors In a presen.
tatlon balanced as carefully as the nicest
of official weighing scales In the Bureau of
Standards
U. S. RAILROAD EXPERTS
GO TO RUSSIAN FRONT
American Commission, Headed
by Stevens, to Clear Up
Tangle for Army
PETROGRAD, Oct 19 Transportation
problems at and near the front will be
taken up by the Stevens Commission study
ing Russia's railroad problems The com
mission has completed its work in Siberia
and now the members will go to general
headquarters at Mohllev, accompanied by
American Ambassador Francis, Foreign
Minister Terestchenko and M Llverevsky,
Minister of Ways and Comunlcatlons. It
Is understood "that tha American experts
will hae the same opportunity for sugges
tion as In Siberia, where their efforts re
sulted In a 25 per cent Increase In railway
capacity.
American mllltlary observers who hae
Jurt returned from the front agree that the
transportation question Is one of the most
Important Tho morale of the army In the
vicinity of Dvinrk, they report. Is Improving
steadily nnd soldiers are saluting their offi
cers. Death battalions are being formed and
there Is a good fighting spirit among the
troops. Efforts of German soldiers to frat
ernize are being met with refusal on the
part of the Russians.
MURPHY WAS "PREPARED"
Tammany Hall CUM Foresaw Activity
'of Socialists
NEW TORK. Oct. 18. The spread of
Socialist propaganda on the East Side, the
Murphy-Koenlg districts, Is no surprise to
Charles V Murphy, of Tammany Hall.
"It means," Murphy said, "the flrht for
1 Mayor has narrowed down to Hlllqult and
Hylan. and the former will take more votes
from Mltchel than from Hylan. The .In
crease of the socialistic vote was shown" Ip
the special election of Mr Smith to Con
gress. In my own district, the Twelfth,
there were thirty-nine socialistic votes cast
out of about 380 polled, when In the gen
eral emotion prectdln that only thirty
EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1017
MARRIKD
nUHTON BAP.TLK Miss ISAHEL BAnTM!
was married In Washington, Oct. 15, at 8 p m ,
to CHAItLKS A BURTON, by tha ItfV. Titus
Davis, of tha First Presbyterian Church, Wash
Initon, D, C.
' JBentljg
, AONEW. Suf)only, Oct 17. JOHN J son of
lata John P. and Susan M Annew. Relatives
"ri,.,rJ'n'1" Invited to funeral. Bat , 7 30 a m.,
103 Slgel at Mass of requiem Church of 8t
Thomas Auulnas, Bam lnt, Holr Cross Cem
ANDtHtsON. Oct 15, HBNItT, on of Harrr
and Klla, Anderson (nee McKarlandl.ased 22.
Kelatlves and friends Invited to funeral services,
Pat,, 2pm, parents1 residence. 2380 B, Clear
field st Int. private, North Cedar Hill Cem.
Remains may be viewed Frl.. 8 p. m
IlRAntl Oct in, WILLIAM F.. husband ef
Harah Heard flelntlvea and friends Oeoriro
llrooks llrcle No 40 Brotherhood of America.
Invlt'd to funeral, bat . 3 i, m , 313 E Wlldey
at lnt Amerlenn Mechanics Cem Remains
may be viewed Frl 8pm Auto funeral.
11KCK1.KP. At Methodist Hospital, Oct 19
i:tIA I, datiKhter of late Ignat Beckler
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral serv
ices Sat ,1pm Oliver II Hair Bid. 1820
I hestnut st lnt private
BECiaS Oct in KI.I7AnETlL J . daughter
of late aeorice and MnrRuret Bers ned 15
Itelatlvrs and friends Invited to funeral Sat., a
P m . residence of aunt Mrs Anna, Patterson,
J7H N Hancock st lnt Oakland Cem. lis
mains may be viewed Frl eve
BULL Oct 17 JOHN JAMES BEt,L. for
merly of Borvvn Pa aged 71. Belativea and
friends Invltod to funeral. Sat . ft a, m . daunh
ter'a residence, Mrs Jamis Tully. 107 Martin
ave Bryn Mawr. Pa HlKh mass Church of
Our Mother of flood Counsel 0 a. m. Int. St.
Monica's Cem Daylsford Auto funeral.
BINGHAM Oct 18. ANN. widow of John
Mxon Bingham Duo notlco given, son tn-law's
residence, H C Koenemann, 812 Woodland
Re West Phlla
BincKS Oct m MART, widow of John
Blrcks aged (in Relatives nnd friends Invited
to funeral services. Sat., 2 pm, 1M8 Harold
st lnt private North Cedar Hill Cem Auto
service
BISIiOrtT Oct 17. onor.aE IT. husband of
I inma Btsbort neo Klrchner) and son of late
Jacob and Anns, J Iilabort aged .',1 Relatives
and friends Progress Lodge No KOI p nnd
A M. North l'hlla Bene Society employes of
Terminal Warehouse Co Invited to funeral
services. Sun 2pm chapel, .128 German
town ave tnt Northwood Cem Auto service
. BOTHWni.L Oct HI OEOHOE W.. son of
late William and Sarah Ilothvvell Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral at 2 p m..
2121 Chrlstl-in at lnt Ml Morlah rem
BOYER Oct 17. MARY K widow of WII
Ham V Hover arse 1 (II Relatives nnd friends
Invited to funeral rurvlces Sat 2pm resi
dents of son Hnr i Hoyer 4141 MlUhell t
It'uborouffh lnt private
HOI.E Urt 111 Mil II VI. I., son 'of lat!
John and Mirv llnvle Relatives and friends
shipmates of l Naval Home Invited to
funeral Mon n n m , nlrce a resilience, Mrs
Dora Duraiul 107 s Bonsall st. Solemn re
MUlem miss st Patrick s Church 11 u. m lnt
Old Cathedral Cem
BROWN Oct 17. PATRICK, husband of
Mary Brown aired "2 Relatives and friends
St. Ag&tha'a Holy Name Society, invited to
funeral. Mon , 8 30 a m , 707 N 4-'d at
Solemn requiem mass St. Agatha's Church 10
nyvTfNO Oct. io richard vaux
BUNTINO husband of Kate Bunting (nee.
Bouchler). aged 70 Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral services, bat., 1 p m , 247
N. Juniper st lnt private,, Laurel Hill Cem
Friends may call Frl , 8 to 10 p. m Auto
cortege
BURCKHARDT Oct 17, PETER, husband
of Magdallna Burckhardt, aged 74 Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral Sat,, 7 a m ,
son-in-law a residence. Patrick K. Loughman
1707 St Paul's at . Mcetown High mass
Church of Holy Infancy, South Bethlehem, ra .
0 30 a, m . via 7 37 train from Wayno Junc
tion lnt St Michael's Cem South Bethlehem
CABRIE Oct IS JOSI.PH J CABRIE hus
bind of Carrie Cabrle (ne Felge) Relatives
and friends St ( harlcs Holy Name Socleiy,
Invited to funeral Mon . R a m , 1.0 II 8 3d st.
Requiem mass Our Lady of Mount Larmel
Churh l In n m lnt Holy Cross I tm Auto
servlie
CA1U.IN Ort 18 LOUt? O, son of Ed
ward J and Itebetcv Carlln Duo notice of
funeral given
fAHTEn Oct 18 CARRIE M., wife of
oninili: CARTER ReHtlves and friends In
cited io funeral Sun ,8pm ftOl Llndley
av, Tnt Mon convenience of family
CATVFESrA Olt 1!) DOMKMI O CATA
rESTA nged 1, late of 7JI Ellsworth st
Relatives and friends nnd members of Sooleta.
Heneficlenza Dm a degll Abrurzl Socleta Ates-s-inl
celeta d 1 irtl Invited to funeral, resi
dence of son William 2JI1J S Hicks Et Sat., 8
a m Mass of solemn requiem In Church of St
Man Magdalen de I'azzl lnt Holy Cross Cem.
( HEW SuddenlJ, Oi t 10 WILLIAM N
son of William W and lite Jennie S Chew
aged 3I Relatives nnd friends Invited to fu
neril aervkes Sat, J p m residence of pir
ents Uo Kenwood ave Camden N J lnt
private IMrklgh Cem 1-rlenda may lovv re
mains Trl 7 to 0 p m
CLWIK Oct 17. ANVIE M, wife of James
P Clark daughter or IMtrlck and lato Cath
erine (,allagher Relttlves and friends Altar
Soclet Sodality of II V M of St Malach a
f'hureh It Elizabeths Ben fane , Prosperity
Pride ( I'cle. No .147. C of r , Invltod to
funeril Mon fc 10 a m 1M0 N. Mervlne st
Solemn b'gh requiem mass st Malacn s t hurch
10 a m tnt Old Cathednl iVm Auto funeral
lONNEIl Oct J8 KUAHETH widow of
Simuel Conner and daughter of lite Armanus
and Rebecca King agetf 40 Relatives and
friends W T Smith Shop Asso Invited to
funeral servltes hun 1pm residence of
son In law Joseph Hall 301.0 Potter st Int.
prlvnte Greenmount tern Auto service
COOKE Oit 17 at I romweli Conn. LES
IEV TEMPLE COOki: vilfo of Lieutenant C
M ooke V S N aftr a short Illness
I'flWII' Oct IS. ALMIRA daughter of lite
Jamb and Anna Barbira Cramp Relatives
and friends Invited to fumral services Mon 2
Em residence of d lughter Mrs LUllo Mander
ach '.'Olid N Oratz st lnt private
CCNMNOHAM Oi t 17 OSCAR WILLIAM,
husband of Debjrih 1 Cunningham (nee Dun
can) aged 1,7 Relitlvcs and friends employes
of National Publishing to Pressmen's lTnlon
of Philadelphia Grant Circle No 37 B of A .
Lennl Lenape Tribe No I O R M of Cam
den Invited to funeral services Mon 10 a m
718 Haddon ave Camden lnt Greenwood (K
of P ) Cemetery 1 rleuds und orders may call
Sun eve
DARK Oct 10 HKNRT JAMES, husbind
of Sarin Dark (nee Webb) aged 10 Relatives
and friends William IN nn Lodge No 10 K of
P . Loal Patriots of America Rooseplt Lodge,
No 1 Brussels Carpet Weivera' Union Hard
wick & Magee YearlV Benefit lal Asso Invited
to funeral services bat . 2 p. m , 3037 N Sth
st lnt Greenmount Cem
DEARR Oct 17, ELI!A widow of Andrew
J Dearr (neo Fowler). Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral Si J 2 p m , son In livv'a
residence, Stephen l.ind J010 llrldta st .
Frankford lnt Cedar Hill Cem
!! KK U 4 S 4M st Oct 18 IE
ANDHR S DICKI'.V Notlie of funeral later
EISENMANV SuddenlJ Oct 10 AUGUST
H husband of Louise C Schmtd Flsenmann
ared 41 Relatives and friends Invited to fu
lural bat 2pm chapel of Andrew J Balr
A Son Arch and J nth sts lnt Mt Peace Cem.
Remains may he viewed Frl .7 to 0 p m
ELLIOTT Oct 18 ALICE GROVES wife
of Millard F Elliott and daughter of Julia E
and late Robert S Groves Relatives and
friends lnvlled to funeral services. Mon 2 30
p m . residence of mother 1011 W Lehigh
ave lnt private. Remains may be viewed
Sun 7 to 0 p m
FLEMINO Oct. 17 WILLIAM A., husband
of Ellzabith Fleming Funeral to which relo
fives and friends Invited Sat . 8 30 a m 2.112
t ross st Mass of requiem Church of fat Ld
mund 10 a. m tnt. Holy Cross Cem
FRAUSTADTER Oct 18 at Camp Meade.
Md 1RVIN LEON, son of Hermlne and late
Ilillua Fraustadter aged 21 Relatives and
frlnri Incited tn funeral. Son . n 1ft n m
L'ljil N Newklrk st lnt private, Adatti Jeshu
rum Cem Omit flowers
FRICK Oct 17 'GEOnan It . aged 08
Relatives nnd friends Invited to services Frl
,1pm Oliver If Balr Bids . 1820 Chestnut st
lnt private
FULLEUTON Oct IB RACHEL JANE
wife of Charles Fullerton aged r,1 Rrlitives
and friends Ladles Auxiliary of Uuper Darby
Fire Co, No 1, Invited to funeral servUes
Mon ,2pm 30 School hv e , Upper Darbv
Del Co . Pa lnt Mt Morlah Cem Friends
mav call Sun 7 to 0 p m Auto funeral
GLACE Suddenl, Oct 14, at Younestown,
O . GEORGE M GLACE son of late Edward
a ano Mary i, uince mi private
GLENN Oct 18. ROBERT C husband of
Chrlstlanna. Glenn ared nov Relatives and
friends Bureau of Water. 2d and 3d districts,
10th Ward Republican executive committee and
Antl-Cobden Club Invited to funeral services
Mon. 1pm 2214 Jf Hancock st lnt private
Westminster Cem Remains may bo viewed
Sun 7 to 10 p in Auto service
GRACE Oct 18 at 3343 N 17th st ANNA
CRhSSMAN wife of John II Grace Duo no
tice of funeral given,
HOBSON At Radnor Ta . JOHN HOBSON
SR Funeral notice later
HOFFMAN Oct 18 HARRIETT P wife of
Albert F Hoffman Relatives nnd friends In
vited to funeral aervlces Sun eve , Oct 21. at
8pm husbands residence lis White
Horse pike West Colllngswood, N J int
private Harlelsh Cem Mon .a m , at con
venience of family
HOOVER In Norrlstown. Pa . Oct. 10.
ANNIE S widow of William A Hoover. In
09th ear Relatives and frleads Invited to
funeral services without further notice resi
dence of son-ln law Frank Lelchthammer 0J0
W Main et Norrlstown. Pa , Sat.. 2pm
Int private, Riverside Cem , Norrlstown, Pa
HOWELL. At 1710 Green st Oct 18 MAR
GARET widow of William It. Howell Rcla
tlves and friends Invited to funeral services
Hat., 2pm, Oliver II Balr Bldr, 1820 Chest
nut st Int private
KEENAN. Oct 17 JAMES O. KEENAN
husband of Minnie Lambert Koenan Relatives
and friends and all organizations of which he
was a member Invited to funeral. Sun . ' p. m .
residence of daughter. Mrs William H Brad
bury. 035 W Clearfield st. Int. prlvatei Ivy
Hill Cem 'Remains may be viewed Sat eve
Auto funeral
KNOLL. Oct 17, JOHN O . husband of Anna
Knoll, aged 77 Relatives and friends St.
Michael Binder Unterstuetzunr Vereln Stata
Jacobes Bruder Unteratuetzung Vereln Invited
to funeral services. Sat., U a. m , 2060 Brad
dock st Int. private. Northwood Cem Remains
mav be viewed Frl , ft to 10 o, m Auto aervlce.
KRIPS. Oct. It, LOUISA, widow of Oeort
D Krlps aged 78 Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral services, 2315 Green st-, Frl,, S
p m Int private.
I.baoETT Oct. 15. MART A . vilfe of Alex
ander Leggett formerly Mrs Leslie Parker,
aged 48 Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral services, Frl., 2 30 p, m , at 1318 S. 81st
St. Int private.
LEUBYT Oct. 17. JOSEPH. Jr.. husband of
Annls Stell and son of lata Joseph Leuby.
Relatives and friends, Kensington Circle. No. 4,
B. of A.; Fidelity Knitting Co., Invited to at
tend tha funeral aervlces Sat.. 2 p. m , resi
dence of mother, 2088 E, Susquehanna ave, Int,
private. Magnolia Cem. Friends may call Frl..
after 8 p m
I.UCHT Oct. IS. EDWIN It. beloved son
of Otto F nd Frieda Lucht (nee Hoerger), aged
1 year 10 months. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral aervlces, fca., 2 p. m , parents'
residence 2518 W. Flrib st. Int. Knights of
Pythlaa Cem.
MeDBVlTT Suddenly. Oct 10 JOHN J lit,
DEV1TT, husband of Fannie McDevltt and son
of late James and Catharine McDevltt Rela
tives and friends, Division No 65. A. O. II.,
Invited to funeral. Mon . 8,30 a. m 2428
Pin it Solemn high rosea of requiem St. Pat
rKV,h,'Jrh 10 m- Int Holy Cross Cera
McFEELT. Oct. IS, at 1J60 . 524 st,
THOMAS McFEELY. aged 69, Notice of funeral
later
I1EATIH
M McOINLEr Oct 17. MARdArtKT A.,
daughter of William J and Elizabeth R. Mc
ninley and granddaughter of late John and
Rosanna Sheridan, nged 1ft months. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral. Sat, 1 p, m.,
residence of parents, 1023 S Front st, lnt
New Cathedral Cem,
..Mclaughlin. oot. 10 susan Mclauoh-
IN, daughter of James and lata Catherine Mc
Laughlin, Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neril. Sat , 8 80 h. m , residence of father.
234Z Jefferson st High requiem mass St, Eliza
beth's Church 10 a. m Int Holv Crosa Cem
McNAMARA. Oct. 10. EDWARD A., son of
Addis E and Ellen McNamara aged 11 Rela
tives and frlonds Ascension School. Invited to
funeral, Sat , 8 80 a. m , 713 E Madison at
High requiem mass at the Church of the As
cension 10 a m. Int Holy Sepulchre Cem
MECLEARY. Oct 17, ROUEIir MI1CLEARY,
aged 07, Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral services Sat.. , 3 p. m residence of
brother. Magistrate John Mecleary, 2213 Amber
st Int. Noith Cedar Hill Cem Auto service
MILL1 II Oct 17., EDWARD son of WII
Ham unci Caroline Miller need 22 Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral services Sun 2
p m 2R14 D st. Int Oakland Cem
. NOWACK Oct 17 MARY, widow of John
Nowack (nee Schnepf), aged 01. Relatives nnd
friends members of Sacred Heart League nnd
Altar Society of St Peter' Church, Invited to
funeral Mon., Sam, 010 W Cumberland st
Requiem mass St Bonaventura'a Church, 0 30
n m Int, Moat Holy Redeemer Cem.
OERTLB. Oct 18. EVA M wife of Charles
II Oertle. (nee Lewis), nged 23 Due notice
of funeral given, residence of father-in-law,
1187 Dunton st.
O'NEILL Oct. 17. JO"?EriI A , son of Eliza
and late Hugh O'Neill, aged 24 Relatives and
friends. Immaculate Conception T A. II So
ciety, Holy Name Soclet Invited to funeral.
Sat ,8b m residence of mother, 444 Cedar
st , Jenklntown. 1'n Solemn high requiem mass
Immaculate Conception Church, Jenklntown.
0 30 a m lnt New Cathedral Cem.
PRINCE Oct 17 ALBERT WILLIAM, hus
band of Lmma Prince (nee Baumgaften). Rein
tlves and friends invited to funeral, Sat, 2 p
tn.. 6223 Chotwynde ave , West Phlla. Int
private
QUINN Oct 18 CATHARINE, wife of rran
cls P Qulnn and daughter of John nnd lato
Anna Haason Relatives nnd friends Invited tn
funeral Mon , 8JO n m N W cor 2id and
Cumberland sts Solemn requiem mass St. f o
Inmba's Church 10 am Int Holy Sepulchre
Cem Auto funeral
. RAFFLItTY suddenly Oct 11 rr.TER
husband of late Margaret Rafferty late of Car
rick Moore County Tjrono Ireland Rtlatlves
and friends employes nf Kolb's Balierv, 10th
nnd Reed Philadelphia I.ndge, LOO M.. No
01 Invited to funeral Sat. 8 10 n m, resl
dence of his cousin. James Mathews 1614
Kerlnugh st High nnsn st Stephen s Church
10 a m lnt Holv Cross Cem Auto funeral
REMl.MI R Oct 17. Phi I'M UEMILSrEH
aged 81 Relatives ami friends Invited to fu
neral mrvlies tun , 2pm residence of
in phew Thomas S Clifton 2111 I "? 71st Tnt
irlvate Mt Ion Cell) irlinda mav tall Sit
SAVAGE Oct 17 I.ILLIE SAVAGE (nee
Oetzel) wife or George SaVHiic of 110 IVdcnl
fit Camden N J aged 1J Relatives an i
frleniH Invited to funeral services Sat .2pm
parlors of B F Schroedcr feons 4th nnd Arch
sts Camden Friends may call Frl. eve. lnt
Evergreen Cem
SAYBOLT Oct. 10 KETURAH A . wife of
late Peter Baybolt Sr , aged 00 Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral aervlces Sat 2
p m , 1410 N 15th st Int Laurel Hill Cem
Remains may be viewed Frl eve
SHADI.E Oct 17 WILLIAM S . husband
nf Tamsen Shndle aged 03 Relatives and
friends Brotherhood of Carpenters nnd Joiners,
No 122: Court Wayne. No 178, r of A , In
vited to funeral Mon , 2 p m ,. 1817 Cayuga
st . Nlcetown. Int. private. Northwood Cem
Auto funeral Remains may be viewed Sun eve
SHAW Oct 10 ELLA, wife of James W,
Shaw, Sr nnd daughter of late James nnd
Martha Dardlne aged 07 Relatives and friends
invited to funeral services Sat . 2 p m . 8237
N 20th st Int prlvatr
SLEUTH Oct IS at Vlnelind N J . ROB
FRT SLEETH agd 01 Funeral services Frl .
7 10 p m residence of nephew Richard Det
terer 1J0 N Boulevard Inelind N J fnt
Fernwood t em , bat , 12 m Rcmalne may bo
viewed at cem
SMITH Oct 18 MAUDE SMITH. 702 S
Washington squnre, daughter of lllrnm and lato
Atini Smith vged 10 HeUtlvrs ind friends
m iv view ri mains 1 rl en parlors of Wil
Ham II Fppl v 1J00 Frahluonl ave Funi ral
will meet train bit 7 2" n in. Broad St
SIHllon lnt (.enrgctown Del
SOMERS Oct 10 ANNIE C. daughter of
late tim s mil rntharlnp bomera Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral Sat 8 Id n m
M.S s Mst st Solemn high requiem mass
bt Frinils de Sales a ( hurch 10 a m Int
Old Cithedrn! Cem Auto funeral
s rot KHALI", net 18 nt his homo White
Haven Pa 1.1. WELT son of fouls P nnd
Ann v V stmkilile Services and Int White
lltvin Pa Sinn (Vt 22
SIltAt II on 17 I HARLES OTTO hus
band of t lara btranh (nee Neiuuan) Ttflatlves
and fllendr "tuplnis cf M J Kelly Terminal
Market Invited to funeral i-ervlies Sun 7 p
m J4J2 N 20th st Funeril to proceed In fat
Geolgea Del on train 1 111 p ni . Hrnid bt
Station Mnn Int St Gee rges T)el
SUPER Oct 17 WILLIAM 11 husband of
Ann!' Super aged 00 Relatives and f rl nds
Washington Camp No Kit P o s of A
Kevstone Commander!, No 18 I O S of A ,
emploves of Westminster Cem Co Invited to
funeral Sat . 2 10 p in "lit E Martin st ,
Roxborough lnt private I rlends may call
Frl , nfter 7pm
rllOVlAS O. t 1! MAR R THOMAS
formerly of 711 Hnllv st . widow of W Inlleij S
Thomns Relatives and friends Invited tn fu
neral bat. 7 30 n m Oliver II 11 ilr Bldg
isjo Chestnut st Requiem mass bt James s
Church 0am Int private Remains may
bo viewed Frl eve
TIBDETTS Oct 17. MARY E . widow nfi
lato Israel Tlbbela of Cambridge M imr Fu
n ral servUes residence of son 1 rank W Tlh.
betts, 111"! W bprlnglleld ave ilHHtnut Hill
Frl 3pm lnt Cnmbri lge Mass Boston
papers copv
1IKDEKEN Oct 18 ISABEL A . daughter
of the late Frank J and Isabel A Tl. deken
(nee Buehol?) aged 27 Relatives nnd friends
membirs An hconfrnterntty Holy Family Most
I'reclnus Blood bt Peter's (hurch Invited to
funeral, Tues 8 30 a m 1733 N J'lth st
Solemn requiem mass 10 a m Most Precious
Blood Church Int New Cathedral Cem
lOOMEY A solemn requiem mass for the
lato rector. Rev JOHN J IciOMEY will ho
celebrated la the Church of the Holj Cross
Mon Oct 22 at 0 a in
TBUfaS Oct HI. .MAY E wife of Julius J ,
nged 23 Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral services Sat ..In m .1300 N 11th st
Int Northwood Cem Remains miy be vkwed
Frl K tn ID p jn
WALKER Oct 18 GFOnOE F son of
Mar A and lato James H Walker Relatives
and friends Invited to fun, ral Mnn 8 3u a m
S13"i E WoMnouth at (Allegheny ave and
1' st ) Requiem mass Church of Astmslon
10 a m lnt Holy Cross Cem Auln fun, ral
WALTER Oit 17 CAROLINE widow of
Jacob Walter nged 70 Relatives and friends
Invited to runeni sTcicee bat 2pm nil N
d si int vvestminsier com rrienda
miy
call 1 rl K to 0 i m utn funeral
WARBI'RTON Oct 17 MAL1NDA wife of
John H Warburton and daughter of late W'll
Ham and Hllraheth Witt Itelatlvrs nnd frit nds
invited to funeril Sat 1 p m 111) VV Rus
comb st lnt Northwood Cem Remilna may
b viewed Frl 8 to In p m Auto funeral
WFANER Oct 18 JOHN husband of Vnna
Mav Weaver Relatives and friends also I'enn
Township laidge No .111) I O O F w In
field bcott Post No 114 O A R Invited to
funeral resident e of son In-law John Hon,
man Erdenhelm Farm old Point rd Sun
Services 1 Ti in Int Fernwood Cem
WEBSTER Oct 17 WILLI M T husband
PARCEL POST
$2.50
$15
PAWNSHOP AT 904 VINE
Loans $1000 for S10
Brine yoar diamond, watches anil Jewelrr
tha largest pawnshop In the world.
Walter's Pawnshop, 904 Vine
BONDED TO THU CITY
to
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TRAVELING SOUTH
Merchants and Miners Trans Co aervlce from
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Jacksonville "By Sea" Is belne maintained as
usual, which offers the best way to travel South
In comfort at low fares with best servlie One
way and round trip tickets to principal points,
Including meals and stateroom accommodations
on steamer It will be to your advantage to
consult us about your trip Stouth
Ticket Office r,75 8,1 " t0 .Bt' .
0n.r.loi,'i"na,Hm0or.D.elMd.AVe
W. 1 Tl'HNKR. O PA
IlEAIi ESTATE FOR SALE
MHItCHANTVII.t.Tt
$5 Will Start You
tl Weekly Mikes Tou a Landlord
PLOIJST
sTnce IBJS
LitrDiMPDVAV1
ti I Btrwftft V vivru iLlv rll II j
11 UCata tMerdiatinile xouHmNMSn
3 Uses ears. FeaiiDken and Trentoa trol
lsys. tie fare. 23 minutes to ferry.
... ?. If'..0T.r T0 ' m Care
AM K'f.fijf lW7td. eity coavealence.
Ow I1W.O00 tytnt U boUdlon since Jme.
Laiwt i the Safcwt Bank
I V UT' .
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I GF.NUIN1". HAWAIIAN J
1NSTKUM1.NTS ft
II fiend or Price lAst ft
Instruction Book Frea If
FRD C. MEYER Yffk
4g- 1219 Arch St. taWi
II M Philadelphia Iff
ll "iJciv 0Pen Till 6 30. ( Jll A
11 ESp Saturdays included 1 I
PKATI1B
of r,rv V 1trw n.l.ii.... ..I frltn
rlends. tn
vl ted to funeral, 8at 11 30 a n.MlK. 1
st. Services Central Tresbyterlan Churoh, 9th
and Lombard sts , 1 p m Int. private. Eden
Cem, Remains may be viewed Frl.. 8 P- m
Auto funeral
W'HITHMAN Oct. 18. CHARLES F.. hus
band of Mary Whlleman (nee 8omervllle). aged
07 Relatives and friends Invited to, funeral
services Hat , 2 p m Oliver II Balr Bldg..
1Rr.'!.r.n.,""'t st Int. private, ,
W-II.KINSKM Oct. 18. MAItT B. wife t
IMward Wllklnsrn Relatives and friends In
cited to. funeral services, Mon . .2 P. m resi
dence of daughter. Mrs Daniel Brown, SB1T
Reed st Int Fernwood Cem. Friends may call
Sun eve . . .
WILSON Oct 18. SARAH I. , AL1CB.
daughter of William A and Agnes Wilson, aged
10 Relatives and finds Invited to funeral
aervlces, Mon , 2 30 p. m., parents' residence.
Mages and Cottage ate , Tacony. Int. Magnolia
Cem ,
WORTHINOTON Oct 17, MARIA A . widow
of S Curtis Worthlngton wged 83 . Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral. Sat , 1 30 p m
La Trappe Ta Int William I'enn Cem Autoa
will meet trains at Trevose Station leaving
Trenton 10.33 and Reading Terminal II 17 a m
Wl'RST Oct, 17 near Moorestown. N. J.
CAROLINA, widow of David Wurst, aged 76
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, Sun .
S P m , residence of son In-law. O Clayton
Llpplncott, Klllahurr, N J, Autos will meet
trolleis at 12 o clock at Main and Potter ats ,
Haddonfleld, N. J. Int Colestown Cem.
EDUCATIONAL
Both Sejee
Advertising, Business and
Sales Correspondence and
Practical Salesmanship
The instructors in these
courses are men who
know how to guide arid
enthuse students because
of their own daily contact
with the propositions they
demonstrate. Registra
tion for the above courses
will be closed October 1 9.
Enter now.
Write, call or phono for Catalog; M 72
OCTlce open day and evening
I'hone, Diamond 031
TEMPLE UNIVERSITV
R Brood St., below Berks I
Philadelphia
Banks Night School
rnnPAni: at onch
to fill ono of tho thousands of good
positions opened by the great wavo of
prosperity Tho demand for well-trained
ofni e aslstants accountants stenogra-
fhers and seiretarles was never so great
legln tonight in this great schoo', which
Ins graduated so many thousands of
sin crssful men and women Sessions
pverv night except Saturday Special
ilnsei t night Tueadajs und Thursdays
Hllter nnv time
Banks Business College
0J1 IITSTNUT TltFBT
NEFF COLLEGE
AITFKNOON CI.X'vS 1 OR NOMF.N
Beginning 1 uesda Oct 2"ld nt 3 P M. a
diss will bo formed In elf-Lxpresston, Conver
sation and general all around development For
tho club woman tho mother tho hostess or
women In any sphere of life this course Is
Invaluable
Call writ or phone Spruce 3218
NEFF COLLEGE
1730 Chestnut Street
Salesmanship Public Speaking
CLASS AND TRIVATH INSTRUCTION
under a Lecturer and Teacher of 20 years' In
ternatlonol experience and estab. reputation.
NATIONAL EFFICIENCY LEAQUE
608 CHESTNUT STREET
Private Lessons E",.' .Vic".?"'
Rnckvvnrd pupils Miss Wlldman. 1031 llaco at.
STRAYER'S T'.; '; n.ine, school
801-807 (hestnut Street
rouioni guaranteed Hntor now Day or night
ADLLTS of neglected education English, elo.
cutlon rapidly taught XJ00LedgerCentral
Young Men nnd Boys
ATTKM) A tl.( ll.NKAL hCHIIOL If not la
the army It lour patriotic duty."
SMARTHMORE. TA.
Swarthmore Preparatory School
For Boys A well-established school for a llm
lied number of students. Each boy la developed
to do his best Recreation balanced with iudy.
Stroni Junior Department. -Write a frank letter
about ypur boy problem ask for catalog.
A. II. TOMLINhON. Headmaster
Mvnrthmore. I'a.
lonng llnmrn nnd Olrls
Miss Marshall's School
OAK LANE. TIIILA.
FOR
GIRLS
. I3ay and Boarding Departments. Primary
through college preparatory courses, also Art.
Music Expression, Domestle Science Teacher
to everj- 0 girls Campus of 4 acres Large,
airy study rooms Outdoor athletics Appoint,
ment mav now be made with the principal.
Bell telephone. Oak Lane 1020. . .in.iv...
MISS E. 8 MARSHALL. Principal
MUSIC
COMBS CONSERVATORY
B3d Tear. Individual Instruction Personal
Supervision. AH branches theoretical and
applied. A School of Public Performance.
Teachero' Normal Training Course. Publla
School Muslo Supervision. Degrees con.
ferred Reciprocal relatione with Univ. of
I'a Dormitories for women. A School of
Inspiration. Loalty, Success Our Year-Book
Is frcfand contain, valuable Information.
Gilbert Raynolda Combs, Director
Offices, btudlos, Dormitories. Broad & Reed
PEALL CONSERVATORY
All wind ana string Instruments Including
IJKUIELK and NTKF.I. OUITAB. PIANO
XIICE, SIGHT MNUIMJ. ELOCUTION. 1?
Catalog. , Phone Tioga 381B
S301 X. Broad St. 1714 ( lie.tnqt h.
RGTIME In 20 lessons or Money Back, nut
mailed free. CIlttlSTIWSF.N Piano School.
1620 Chestnut bt.. H12 Venango St. , lSA
Tarkcr St Phone Spruce 097, " "" ia"
Y. M. C. A. SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Bend for catalog. 25 courses. 1421 Arch strest.
Phila. Conservatory 0F musio "
Dtreotors a. H Es.rman. n Van p.."'.'.''
rtiiLir wAituiiN
COOKE
VOICE
gATEV HALL
Charles Wcstel
'Jfn,Un"tlo
1714 Chestnut at.
CHARLES AIKEN tenor
ESTEY HALT.
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information of anv h
injr school for boyforS;
c o 1 1 e fir e, conservatory of
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Our intimate knowledge of
ableceyou to ,&.?,
This service Is fren ..
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everywhere.
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HESTNUT at BROAD
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WORLD'S an&S&S!t&rm
Dlno or Ron In the Famoos
SUBMARINE GRILL
paeleus Flrerreof Parage
ALENHAtC1
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UAH "'fr"r"""'f'
Il.i.l D U-1 Kentucky
ave. near
OOICI uuuwuci Beach,
Open all year
A. E. Marlon.
Special fall ratea
Phone 117.
ira t t. Kv. ave.
near Beach
wcsunuiaici to,trt, private baths, run.
water. $10 up wkly., 12 up dally. Chas. nunre.
WEnNERBVlLLE. PA.
GALEN HALL
IN THE
fil MOUNTAINS
rni is wiRMKSviur. pa.
il Pi Al WAYS OPEN
Beautiful days
on South Moun
tain. Golf, Ten
nis, Good Music.
Fine Bath and
Massage Department. Through-Pullman
from N.Y.endPhilada. HOWARD H WINS Wit
PBCONO MOUNTAINS
Matters I'orR. I'a.
THF WAI TER WALTERS tark pa
IrlC W1j1CI. i the Mountains Iail-
Inc Health Resort of Wernersvlllc Pa B1U
ANNAPOLIS. Mil,
HOTEL MARYLAND
ANNAFOLIS, MD.
HALF HOUR BY TROLLEY FROM
CAMP MEADE
European Plan, II per day and up. Modern,
un to date, cheerful. Suites with private bath.
Baltimore and Washington cars stop at the
door. Crlll Room open until midnight
J. N. SMITH. Proprietor.
LOST AND FOUND
DOG Lost At Overbrook. Sunday. Airedale
bitch, straight hair, 2 years old. had black and
red collar answers name Bessie Reward 6025
Overbrook ave
DOG Lost Oct, IS fox terrier, female black
and white, answers to name of rinette, 110
for returnto (114 Pino st
Ml'SlI IIAO Lost on II and'O train leaving
Philadelphia for Baltimore R o'clock Runday
night Oct 14 gold mesh bag containing ono
calibre emerald and diamond ring 11 in-10 J
E f & Co. and one sapphire and diamond
ring II aid J . E C & Co , car number
4HJ5 J.'On reward J E. Caldwell & Co" ,
Juniper and Chestnut ats
foCKETBOOK Lost, pocketbook confaTnlne7n
sum of money and G0-trlp commutation ticket
between Stroudsburg and Echo Lake nnd other
articles Return to L'20 S Broad st and
recelv e,rewan!
Pt'RIE Lost August 81, on-traTn-to"Ocean
Cllv purse containing about $10 in bills a
diamond scarf ring and gold locket M 814.
Ledger Office
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
BILLING CLERK Elllott-risher machine. P
B2 Ledger Office
CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS Small family in
suburbs, near station experienced Protestant
preferred Phono Bryn Mawr 029
CHAMBERMAIDS 120 per month with board
lodging and laundry work Applj to the au
perintendent. Philadelphia Hospital for Con
tagioua Diseases, 2d and Luzcrene sts , Phlla
delphla. CHILD'S NURSE, white good home, reference
required Phone Chestnut Hill IIS7 J
CORE GIRLS
Experienced only
Small cores for brass valves Cleanest
core room In city. pa;,ln best wages
nnd 5c per hour bonus fcr punctuality.
APPLY IN PERSON TO
NELSON VALVE COMPANY
CHESTNUT HILL. PA.
Penna Railroad station Is NELMOOR.
or trolle:, service 011 tJermantown ave.
to Willow drove ave Take Jitney to
works
FINISHERS Good handwork water and
leather. 3007 Towelton ave
oil
GIRLS and young women vv-inted, steady
ploiment, good wages Apply the A Schoen-
?iy me A 1
fourth floor
It, rtuni
GIRLS wanted, good wages, steady work Apply
National Umbrella Frame Co., 30th and
Thompson.
GIRLS Two white assistant cook and dining,
room girl Widow's Asylum 3B13 Chestnut at
HOUSEKEEPER wanted In small, refined apart,
house exper . Prot , S10 per month, room.
bath and meals U 651. Ledger Central
LADIES
Nice clean work, good nay:
those self support.
lug preferred . Apply Mr. blmmona,
&-m ileal
KBtSlo TrUBt Hiog
SALESWOMEN
LIT BROTHERS REQUIRE SALESWOMEN
IN VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
LIT BROTHERS
STJF.S??nAlJHEn.' ooi education and accurate!
l.----ii5 cAyorionco preierrea: race 10 start
S12
uucnanan. 1719 Chestnut st
STENOGRAPHER, experienced In tabulating
preferred: state salary. H 6. Ledger Cent
vvauhesses 120 per month with board, lodg.
Ing and laundry work Apply to the super.
Intendent. Philadelphia Hospital for Con.
taglous Diseases. 2d and Luzerne ats., Phlla.
oelphla
WARD MAIDS and cleaners. 118 per month,
with board, lodging and laundry work. Apply
to the superintendent. Philadelphia Hospital
'or Contagious Diseases, 2d and Luzerne ats
Philadelphia
WOMEN WANTED
A fw women who can develop selling ability
will be given an opportunity to earn large and
permanent income with the largest and most
reliable house of Its kind In the world. Under
our guidance other women are making hti
money. Let us show you Drawing account
PhTlarfelnhla P " "" " "" "
Pa
W?.iy'.,il?n2, ducated. to learn expext cor
Bet nttlng: iniwrr hv tnall
Shop, 1613 Chestnut at.
opireua corset
YOUNO tADT typewrtter operator wanted,
quire tor Mr. Flynn. 606 Chestnut at.
In.
YOUNG LADr for general clerlca work; one
used to cost work pref Apply at once Employ
Dept.. Barrett Co.. Bath andOray'g Ferry a? J'
HELP WANTED-MALE
BICKHMITK
C8MITH and blacksmith's helper wanted!
Lml0Di,,Vwrr.Maev.-n,- P 1
nrst cj
Sugar
AVt?l,Y.'!.aJWS ", "c.-v.ni-n' ""tedithoj.;
jdgcr Office. ,cc""'
B.Rjvi'Jl;edJ.,"r,p,a department of oommls:
Ion dry goods house: Protestant. 16 to 18
BSr'fiSjirA.SK.r ,n n hwrltln,f 'l!
B(i?.Hn'l,.r iJ..,0n,ear,n h,h-el" Interior de:
reentlona
4, Ledge
r Central.
BOY,
wnrV. iai,h.l.7X.fc","S!.'H! "IT
IB Or nv.r. wantul r,m .-.J .a .
0.. -- ... Atyw
ewrlter Co., llo
BOYS WANTED FOR NiailT WORK"!
MUST BE OVER 161 CHANCE FOB
ADVANCEMENT. APPLY AFTER 6
FLooii.IjBI,aEI1 office: FIFTH
Vfor ad.
opm 4.
AlHrlr JaM
J.
iViJttA.'ftlSi
1 1. Kir-nHrvi i n .. z i
rwiCr rjorri8vrut
BOY ss stock clerk. 1 or over: thane
, vmccement. Apply B08 Walnuiit.,
uui wanteaor wnexal eirtce work.
H m mr . -u. T
sSITOPfl
r
HELPWANTED-Ma
'" '"ZLriHtlKO Cof,mT
A SPECIAL Tnim -
jvsjms. 4
6iy"." frio'J..lwP 'n,".r. KnN.W
leave. Broad street and v.V'M'' Itailr
? m-i. returning fe".1,.y,,?hLnJen .fc!
P m I I'nilarlclnhla -j-.I-og IIUn2-Li
leaves Olrard
fourth and fr
turning, lsave
cjommuiatien and alnils ... 1
eVye..th' l0W " '' "rl?. $ j
in rA,rn'buT,d?ef f"ombJb'6nr."n' -Jr.., , '
WJrJii?Bj&t&
"i&iKrinJviXt An,e?SVvft ;s
" "'" "uv mty ehlpsVi.TI'l'tit'
employment and rea.onKl.'0 . ,..
have the satisfaction ol "knowtr.-Jl' ?J3
"doing vour bit" Xt.SiX that lI.Ulq
country. v..y l0 htij "rg
foremen '"tT.pT","."0. '.".W? Hoe,.,.. ... '
M.. . , . .
at our employment ifBe.J !?rmn. OS
o. uu. Yuiiuuymeni ornce at iii- .rn- Atu
,0 our representative it th s, J. ,,ln3. iJ
ment Office. lRin a..u .. ."? state p-r,."
eral employment offices '"" or to u, i;
Men for positions of rr,n.iv...
as superintendents Inspectors .i"1"
foremen of the skilled trades .i?Mr
North Broad ttroet. ninth floor DDlr Its
SSi.V,riU':i"?u.2?""!t to rerl . v
fit-iln tnaAha-l.. J..
Dkle. ..AU.i-- A. .
rioyment when ihlo
. uiiif inv.iiniut.B Ul
construct on stirt. w
'- t the 8t,VVrtV,?2l
iu uur ictucseniaiives at the StiuVj. ttf
employment ofncei e HUt or tin
Amerlenn Tn(mBtHK.i ...
ration. -" oniPDUii
"ncCorM.
BATS WANTED 'S
in composing room of awnu. - l
Apply fifth floor. 008 Chestnut st?'' 9
BOYS wanted for office. w-c -
vfr of bh, and have good Vae.lM,,
cellent chance of advancement stii!,L""! '
experience II 412. Led,., S'.,...t-'.t U
BOYS wanted good wages tiTLTJ . .1
IANVASSERS The AtlantTe'llsi -s .
several openings as canva,,.rs fjr"5 Jf
between the. ages of 18 and 21 wh?T5
ultimately become salesmen. remTSl.'.ll '
salary, the work Is in Ph lldiTnhur,,to'1 k7
clnlty. opportunity for adi ancemint in,1 .
Interview at the office of the comn.,Vlll.,'t
Passyunk ave, Monday. October li "r'r?i"
CATtPENTERS,
Wrlrhtstown
s. 400. union, for Oanrj vv. 1
JUtyonXrn-'iheS'f'r.s'fflS
. Irwin & Lelghton lMmvP7&- 1
nnd transportation
neipnia only.
si.
... 4414
1. ",."'. T7.."",'i'.".. carpenrsrs wint.n
mr wuiic 111 our pinnc: f H.nour wstlr l.il m
The Atlantic Refining Co . Emn. dVol pffl? -1
Gate, 3144 Passyunk pt' "
DELIVERY MEN wanted by PUrock Water c."i
preference given to men acquainted wiikV' J
llverieBjnoriice buildings Apply son a '11
uuciv nuii.uL.iu wamea, long job. prersUiii.
wages will be paid Apply Ravmorid rViT....' 9
Pile Co at Chester Bhijbuiiai Co . ChM1 I
DRAFTSMAN- Young man with nm. ..r
ence In drafting, quick at figures for Eh M
for right part;, Add E PI. p. o
lox tin
1IIIA1 I O.UAl C1UC1 1CI1UB in nrinnv
forced concrete vvork Turner Concr.t. sTert
1711 Snsom st
DRILLERS AND REAMER
FIRT-CLASS
CHINE. DAY
WORK. CALL
MEN. ON AIR
.MA-
WORK AND PIEOJS
1110
ARCH ST
i
ELECTRIC LINE I ORLMAN wanted on d"
miliar with A f" single and two phass diatri.
butlon Apply Wm Foster l.'OS N 3 lit it
I
ELECTKiuAi. DitjiiiiiiuTiON soung technkTi i
v. ....-. .v. .uu..ut, .j.inir male ei. j
perlence and salary expected P 605, Lednrt)
fr aln,vlnal ril.l. Viiillnn a..a.-.. -...7
ELECTRICIAN INSIDE AND OUTSiDB
WIREMAN MUST BE riR!T-CLA'!! HIOH
ORADI2 MAN APPLY REPRESEVTATIVE.
THIRD FLOOR 8 TO 12 A M , 1519 ABCli
ELECTRICIANS First-class men wanted for
general electrical work, wiring etc. Apply
Atlantic Ref Emp Dept Phlla. Oats. 3141
1 aggyiinn
ELEVATOR OPERATORS
FOR
office-buildi.no SERVICE
WHITE, STEADY EMPLOYMENT
APPLY ROOM 441
W1DENER BLDG
ENGINEER wanted, steady sober engineer for,
night vTork 7 nights must understand '
frlseratlon and electricity steady work til
year round, no firing Tn writing state salirr
wanted I fl.'S. Ledger Office
FARMER
l-hpsfpr
married white man on farm in i
Valley, must be strictly sober nda
hve referenco
A 1.... Tl.v , TO T..m. P.
..Jl.m lv ., .'r.iii .
LABOR FOREMUN engineering departrrnntrv
muse on exprici iru on luimiruciiuii nuiK.jj
rate 51 cents per hour If work Justifies Willi
Increase to KJ cents 10 hours per diy: muitl
undergo physical examination as well til
Inoculation Apply E I du Pont de Neraouril
ti Co . No. 2 gate. Carney s Point N J
LABORERS
Forty-nine-hour week: minimum, full Has
weekly wage. 515.1ft; must be steady, reiiaoie
men. Apply 7 a. m until B p m the Atljn
tlo Refining Co.. Emp. Dept., Philadelphia,
gate, 8141 Passyunk ave. i
T k nnnnna Trr A Kme lOA. ftllli. PtCtl HOUR
AND CARFARE. Apply FW. Marks Coo-,;
struetlon Co . Tacony Steel vyorys " ;
and Delaware River (one block above Cottmu
1.1 sseo iir jrowneii. .
T.AlinnRTin wnti1 heavy outside ..worst
tradv vyork. good wages Apply Urn- Foiur,
L1NRMEN Wanted first-class nonunion electrlj4
nrnt linemen, sieanv vvnr kouu -
MACHINE HAND general familiar with "ffm
.i.h, mriri fhn n mnrtlser and tennoner,
work on sash doors, etc Apply Chrl iv
rellniCoJnc jvpx!5ri! ajicwiuwri-ji-.
MACHINISTS, first-class lathe and floor hJi
high wages; steady work, call or wm m
ln,..mnirnn Tind.l Morr a Co Eddyltoners.
MACHINIST wanted: all-around hand Bro
ft Bailey Co
irrnn'klln and Willow sts
man ijirge minuiaciurii..: p'""' --.;;:. ,,a
Large minufacturlng plant has opemn;
for Dngni man to conoucv "''""riViarfM
foreign liVlguages. must be good translMwm
languages anIsl and rrencn. """"'"Vl
Italian and German desirable but not necti-i
sary: Independent worker with Ijltlatl" 5
general business exper ence rferrear sw",
full details, age education, fluallflcatlenf J,
ary. etc . In application, on y Interested In
looking for permanent position, "hi."1" Ms
what ne manes f mi. i""i -
MAN
Handy with tools
to work In factory. v
Some experience at carpenter worK.
Bring tools rdy for work.
MANIALLA riNISIIINO WORKS,
121(1 N Orkney st.
Vicinity of Sth and Glrard ave.
MAN wanted who understands cost acc'ninU
auditing and itenographer with coal cmP
In Weit Virginia.
MAN
C to operate freight elevator: mujt oe sujj
id iteadyi permanent. Apply bexterHSw,
fg Co . Front and ArC- -""len, N J--.
and
Mfg
MEN WANTED
OFFICE-BUILDINO.CI.EANIN'fl
WHITE, STEADY EMPLOYMENT
481 LAND TITLE BLDO.
Uti wanted as assistant hlPylnl,c'';rVuJ
vy scrunv inn iiay uiuw ---
SID. Apply am apruco SI
HEN WANTED
onriCH buildinovVdow cleanWO ,
WHITE : jrtauiww
WIDENEU BUILDINO
Mav u.- .1. .... a . .aHti-V ftAll
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