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TICKET BY "PERSONAL TOUCH"
CjV 'Personal -Touch" Is Right, for "Voluntary" Con
tributions Are Handwritten for Handpicked
CandidatesGift Cigars Worth Nix
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TO OFFICEHOLDERS: It. S. V. P.
Facsimilo letter of invitation received by a Thirtieth Ward policeman,
who had declined a previous request for a political contribution.
P HINTED notices nsUlns for "voluntary"
contributions to tho Iltpubllcan Organ
ization campaign fund from policemen and
other city office-holders have been micceciled
by handwritten "Invitations "
Evidently acting on the theory that writ
ten notes contain tho personal touch not
found In printed ineHsaRes, the campalKii
committee has adopted the "pergonal touch"
ystem. These handwritten appeals for aid
In filling the Vare-Smtth "vvar-chest" In the
drive for tho "handpicked" candidate on
the "flfty-flfty" ticket are re-enforced by
personal calls, campaign cigars, hints of
forthcoming long rides to tho suburbs every
day and other delightful social features
The "Invitations" are written on station
ery that is In extremely good taste. One of
them, sent to an $18-or-520-a-vveek Thirtieth
Ward policeman, bears tho Impratur of City
Treasurer Wllllarri McCoach. This message,
on the blue-embossed stationery of the City
Treasurer, reads as follows .
Dear Sir: Please call at lldqrs. Thir
tieth Ward Com, Twentieth and Fit-water
Eta., as soon as possible & oblige
T. C. COOK,
City Com
The Informal billet, which contained no
R. S. V. P., followed the receipt recently
of the now well-known printed "request"
for a contribution and an evening chat wltu
a Vare division leader. The policeman de
clined both Invitations with as much giacc
as ho could muster.
Now he Is expecting a transfer out tf his
home ward for the winter Some mention of
a cool suburb was made to him. But ho has
determined to decline the written "Invita
tion" and now Is grimly waiting. Tho blue
coat Is counting, as are hundreds of his fi 1
lows, on District Attorney llotan's ability
to take the police out of the grahp of politi
cians and to keep them there.
"CIGAP. STOIIU" LATEST
To aid further In collecting cash for the
campaign a "cigar store" has been opened
on the second floor of the northeast corner
of Eleventh nnd Chestnut streets Despite
the fact that the same brand sells In a
"regular" cigar store on the first floor for
ehc cents each, they bring anywhere from
915 to J200 on tho second floor. And all
from the same box
The proprietor of the "cigar oro" Is
the Republican City Campaign Committee.
The man who "sells" the cigars Is the one
who accepts the voluntary contribution to
the election of Vnre-Smlth adherents to city
offices. The cigars, of course, are given
after one has made his contribution
Here is the way you may "purchase" one.
$3O,O0O,G(M) IS ASKED
FOR BELGIAN RELIEF
Red Cross Paints Fearful Pic
ture in Appeal for Win
ter Aid
WASHINGTON. Ori. 30. The Itcd Cross
will require at least $30,000,000, In addition
to $10,000,000 already appropriated, to keep
In full operation Its activities In France
and Belgium during the coming six months
That Is the estimate of the American
commission In France.
"We cannot state too strongly the critical
situation that will arise during the com
ing winter." the mlrslon has cab ed head
quarters, "and the necessity In every line
and In every field which will conduco to
the firm establishment of tho moral of
the people and the armies. The amount of
work that can be done In this direction will
be limited solely by tho resources at our
command, both money and material.
"If the American people can get a real
picture of the misery among those who
have been, and are being, daily driven out
Oi their homea and dumped In poverty upon
oher parts of the country, oftentimes ter
ribly slclc or mutilated, they will gladly do
all In their power to help,
"We must, however, at all hazards, re
serve sufficient funds to meet all demands
which may be made upon us by our army
during the coming year and to enable us
also to deal satisfactorily with the prob
lems of emergency relief, which will almost
certainly result from radical changes In the
line In northern France and Belgium. If
we can safely count on spending here ap
proximately $50,000,000 only, It would be
folly for us to proceed with the different
branches of our work at a rate which will
virtually exhaust that sum by next summer
In .this case It would be necessary for us to
curtail In a most radical way the plans now
In prospect for useful work with the civilian
population."
BAZAAR TO HELP OUT
"SMOKES FOR SAMMEES"
Lots of Mirth, Melody and Vari
ety Promised for November
26 Entertainment
Many events are being arranged to In
crease the "Smokes-for-Sammees" fund.
One ot the largest In this connection will be
a. tobacco bazaar, which will open at the
First Jteglment Armory on Xovember 26.
'This will be given under the direction of
II Weller Loeb. There will be no end of
attractions. Including booths for exhibits
from Industrial and commercial concerns,
an abundance of music and surprises every
Bight for the patrons.
In order to arouse interest In the affair
a Quartet will make a tour of the moving
picture theatres every night this week and
give a free concert, after which they will
cell tickets.
Many thousands of tickets have already
been jsold. and there Is every Indication that
the event will be a decided success. The
"Smokes-foT-Sammees" fund Is now nearlng
tho $15,000 mark. A hearty spirit of co
operation to make the fund worth while la
iK-iDK shown, of persons of all classes.
PafWtawn Woman Hangs Herself
IOTlrSTOWX. Pa.. Oct 30 Mrs.
JUmk It llltner. forty-fight years old.
uM tar life by hanging The body was
fimft itoiuNnded from rafters in the attic
- or me lamuy. sne lived at
ir i-cumr , rne nad been
k for eeveral months. She.
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If you happened to get one of those nicely
worded letters about a "voluntary contribu
tion" nnd feel you are In danger of losing
your Job, vou rush down to the committee
headquarters nnd up to tho secot'd floor.
"I've como to make a voluntary contribu
tion," you nnnounco shvly.
"What's jour name"" the clerk siLks,
itach'ng for a list of names on his desk.
You tel him
(Notice that he didn't ask what your
salary was He has that listed Your
memorv goes back to that $1300-a-jear
that you aro petting by virtue of your
ability to piss the civil service examination,
and you fcil that about $10 will be a
liberal contribution. In view of the fact that
coal has gone up ana your cellar Is not
full, food has doubled and a new arrival
at you home Is asking for food )
The clerk calmlv looks over the list and
says, "All right. $20.25."
It doesn't make any difference If your
wife needs shoes or if ou will have to
go without an overcoat or four tons of.
coal. It Is tho fortune of politics and you
pay lest that a of political expediency "for
the good of tho servlc" be used to sever
vou from that $1300 Job.
Then the. clerk who has accepted your
cash becomes almost human He even
bmiles
"Have a cigar," he says, pushing the box
toward ou
You wonder why he didn't nsk vou In
the first place. Now ou know. He was
waiting to see whether or not ou would
pay for It You did, so you get It. And
whether you smoke or not, you probably
take It and carry It home as a memento of
what you might have bougl. with the money
It took to pui chase that weed.
One of the clgara thus "purchised" on
tho second floor was taken to a tobacconist
for nppraibal.
"What is this worth"'" he was abked.
"What Is it?" he queried cautiously. "I
don't know an thing about tar rope"
'This Is a cigar." he was Informed
"About what Is the price of It?"
He examined cautiously the rapidly un
rolling coll of musty, gangrened, jellow
spotted leaf.
"If I sold such a dengerous looking thing
I'd feel Justified In surrendering to the
pure food peoplo nnd confessing to trjlng
to poison my fellow citizens," he an
nounced. "What that Is I don't know.
It looks like It WAS a cigar"
"What's It worth?"
"Nix," was his final reply. "Its disguise
baffles me It may have been worth six
cents or It may have been worth one-sixth
of a cent when In good health"
SODA WATER AND "POP"
SUBJECT TO WAR TAXES
No Cheaper to Switch From
Whisky Straight to Ladylike
Beverage Grape Juice, Too
Those men who have switched their pat
ronage from the bar to tho soda fduntaln
because of the high cost of whisky will find
that even soda water will cost more and
may go higher when the tax becomes ef
fective Already a number of the leading local
soda fountains have Increased their prices
Many places are charging ten cents for n
plain .soda, fifteen to twenty cents for an
Ice cream soda nnd anything up to a quar
ter for the .various kinds of milk shakes,
and the taxes on tho Ingredients have not
been levied us yet They w ill probab y soar
when the taxes are put on.
The following list of assessments will be
put upon all prepared syrups or extracts
which are used In the manufacture or pro
duction of beverages:
"If sold for more than $1.30 per gallon,
a tax of five cents per gallon; If so'd for
more than $1 30 and not more than $2 per
gallon, a tax of eight cents per gallon ; If
sold for more than $2 nnd not more than
$3 per gallon, a tax of ten cents per gallon ;
If sold for more than $3 and not more than
$4 per gallon, a tax of fifteen cents per
gallon, and If sold for more than $1 per
gallon, a tax of twenty cents per gallon "
Orape Juice "fans" are given a severe
setback by this section of the law, as that
fluid Is taxed one cent per gallon Ginger
ale, root beer, sarsnparilla and other "pop,"
besides carbonated waters and beverages
artificial mineral waters and fermented
liquor containing less than one-half per
cent of alcohol, are subject to a like tax, as
aro also natural mineral or table waters
that are Bold In bottles or other closed
containers at over ten cents a gallon.
These taxes will bo ascertained by the
monthly reports, which shall be made under
oath by the various manufacturers, produc
ers, bottles or Importers tci the collectors
of Internal revenue of the district in which
they are situated.
All carbonic acid gas, held In drums or
other containers, Intended for use In the
manufacture or production of carbonated
water or other drinks, Is assessed five cents
per pound. This levy Is to be paid by the
purchaser to the vendor, who will then
turn It over to the Government.
HE LIKES TROLLEY RIDES
So George Quit School, Earned
50
Cents, Then Spent It
A fondness for trolley riding prompted
Oeorge Williams, ten years old, a negro,
8743 Erwlg avenue, to quit school and run
away from his home. He left his home
early yesterday and went to work in a
coal yard.
The first fifty cente earned by George
caused him to go on strike. He then began
to Invert the fifty cents In riding about the
city, Georgo wasj found early today at
Fifty-fourth street and City Line by Po
liceman Ferguson, of the Sixty-first and
Thompson streets station, as he stepped off
a Bala car. He told the policeman that he
had been riding around the city all night
Policeman Ferguson took George to the sta
tion house and later hli parents were noti
fied. .
Four Hurt When Auto Upsets
One man U In serious condition at the
Northeast Hospital today and three others
are slightly injured aa a result of being
Dinned under an overturned motorcar at
Allegheny avenue and Qau street. last'
nlj-ht The Daaiy jnju.rea man la Nicholas
CannajjK9 North Twenty-second street
EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER $0, 1917
CATHOLIC OPERATIC
SOCIETY IN "MIKADO"
New Organization Stars Ambi
tious Venture Under Fa
vorable Auspices
The recently organized Catholic Operatic
Society Inaugurated Its career last night
most successfully under such favorable
auspices as the presence of his Grnce, tho
Most Itcv. Fdmond F. Prcndergnst, D. I
Archbishop of Philadelphia, In a prosce
nium box, tho sponsorship nnd attendance of
a large number of tho reverend clergy of
the nrchdloccse, tho patronage of nil tho
prominent laity of the nrchcplscopal prov
ince and n "house" that exhausted tho
capacity of the Academy of Music nnd
the like of which a few times a season
might have perpetuated the Oscar Ham
merstcln dynasty In this city.
Yet tho success of tho society's Initial
performance, for which tho ever-delightful
"Mikado" had been selected, was not merely
one of externals aggregated of thesa favor
ing factors. It was a success of deserts, not
one of esteem nlone.
The cast nffeied by the Catholic Choral
Society needs no apologies, however. Al
though none of Its members was a pro
fessional operatic singing actor, n number
had already won reputation as professional
singers. Hence the variedly charming and
charmingly varied muslr of Kir Arthur Sul
livan was true to intonation nnd technl
cnl'y elllclcnt nnd the Immortal lyrics of
Sir William Sc'.iwenk ("illliert mnltnlly nnd
Intelligent put ncross tho footlights.
The tuneful, perdurnblo ditties were cer
tainly ns "welcome as the flowers that
bloom In the spring ' ns rendered by a cast
that Included Plotr Wlzla, Harry Zleglcr,
Georgo Young, 1'red A Hlemann, May
Failey, Allco McPoli .Tnscphlno Carroll,
Louise Jucoby and John O'Neill.
The chorus work was admirable In Its
prec'slon, Its adhesion to key, its fresh
Miuni; voices
Members of the excellent chorus were'
SOPRANOS Marie K Ahem. Jcnnno Harry,
Aunis Walk Mary J llnvle Helm II Hrmvn.
Anna K Tannine. I.lizalirth (1 Cnnnlng. Mary
C. C'nnnollv Allco M Cooke i:illrn Cojne,
Mario R Donahue Mar Donahue, Agnes It.
l'iIo Anna I) Ehnrt, Miirv Fas Kntherln.
M (lrd rerllln Greene Marv 13 Clreene.
Alice M Orubb Dorothv llnmmell Ruth II.
Hnrdv, Klorem e M HlllegaBS, Gertrude Kane,
Marie Kav.inagh, Almec E Kellv, Paulino
Kla i Slarv Letihv Rosaline Slosionv, Flor
ence Slugnler Ann i H Reillv Hnel Howe
Slnrgaret Snvder Miry A Torpey, Corlnne M.
Tranor Lillian M Trnvnor, Rein ccn C Welsh.
AI.TOS Kathrvn Carmen Anna Cnscv, Mar
pirct M Cnssidv rionnco Codcrl Frames Do
S Connell Slntl'da F.l Allele I. Kox. Murle I
dillig.in Slmleline C (Irnham. Trances Ilnlta
bin. Rnsem irv Hnllahan, M irlo c H.irtman.
M Cjrll lliushv Ami i i: Ji ffers Rosalie
Jones. Helen KatviniiKh Anna M Kirk, Gene
vieve C Lewis M'irle F Marttl, Agnes M.
Maor Hose I Maver Hi len H Mueller
Fr-inces s O'Hara Ellrabeih 1. s.cullln,
Princes Sullivan Anna h White
Tenors Fred ,T. Ilronn U I! Itrowne T V
Ctthlll, .Tamo 1' Douglas Prank .1 Or.idv
.Tnhn Harrington llarr J Kann, Laurence K
Ktllv Jmcph McNIihol. .Torn Mnsi on Owen
A Nuirent Prank O Connor Mlurlie It Patton,
John ltan. J J Stllen IMward PphofT.
HA.ssos c. A Atchlpon. I harles M. Ilrum
I'aoli. Thomaa Currv. Mirlln l.dani. Henato
I) l.auro, l.ouli Prank J P Hellm.in P J
Kelmer Willi im P Krllv Charles O'ltourke.
Kdu ird P Schul7 William Momnn PuBene M
hullllan Joseph SJweencJ IMward Walsh Jos
eph A SCavoifkl John O Ponnell. Joseph T.
(fallen It A McLaughlin and llobi rt Morrison
The Idea of the organization is the pres
entation of works from the standard nnd
light opera repertoires The membership Is
comprised of choir and other singers from
all the churches of the archdiocese The
Itcv William S Murphy, nf St. Patrick's
parish, has drilled the chorus diligently
nnd effectively Father Murphy also
directed the orchestra realizing many of
the tonal beauties ul the score. Tho song
director was James J Skelly, long noted
as one of the stars of the Phllopatrlan the
attlcals. and his skill In drilling nmateurs
was visible in the easo of stage presence
and unstudied nctlon of his chorus Miss
Helen Ku-.tace deserves praise for the pleas
ing dance effects.
If future productions are ns generally
meritoricjs as the opening one of "The
Mikado," given for the benefit of St Vin
cent's Home, especially In need of fund!
this war-tried ear, the society will speedily
win a large and deserved following
W It M.
BANKER IS KNITTING
LIKE "SISTER SUSIE"
Baltimore Financier Starts Mak
ing Socks for Soldiers Does
Work on Machine
BAI.TIMORn. Oct Si Sister Susie's
knitting socks for soldiers as hard as ever,
but she hasn't the field to herself any more
If the custom inaugurated here by C. I)e
Lacey Kvans, ono of Baltimore's best
known financiers spreads as It promises to
do daddy and uncle and grandpa will enter
into close competition.
Mr. Hvans. who is a member of the bank
ing firm of Townscnd Scott& Son, instead
of going out to the theatre or to the club
to while away the evening sits down at a
knitting machine and turns out a pair of
socks before he retires for the night
Mr Kvans has adopted the unique method
of showing his patriotism because he has
passed the age of military service Ho was
not content with having contributed toward
BQCi
"flfrffiiWJiSywm
HOME OF
CARTER'S INX
For fhe largest ink
manufacturers in the
world, we built this rein
forced concrete factory.
A subsequent contract
for a storehouse was
also placed with us.
Uuilt by
.ABERTHAW.
kCONSTRUCTIONCQ.
DON'T M.uiUi,i to llle uppll-
ratlon for mur befor Octotr
31. Aik your plumber or Intla
delphta Mtter Co., 04: al -
tat Truat Hid. Moro Tridents
imd than any ntltr mak
LUMBER
most
James MiiftipsGa
ALWAYS GIVES SATISFACTION
For Jobbers, Builder and Manu-
facturere
973 8EACH, BELOW LAUREL
ii li .- cm mc luu vm
P W " M
TRIDENTS
the two Liberty Loan campaigns and hit
upon the Idea of making socks for the sol
diers. Knitting, of course, was out of his
line, but he decided ho could operate a
knitting machine. He accordingly had two
dellvored to tho Sherwood Hotel. After n
short period of Instruction ho mastered th
details of operation and now turns oul
socks In a manner that would make the
most adept ml'.l hand Jealous,
IN MIIMORIAM
SIEnnKrtlT. jn lovln memory of our ar
mother. -V1AIUK A, SimiHtiCHT. who departed
this life October 30, 1U13 RndW mlmieil
unit ciuluui:n.
AITKI5N. Oet. IS AltCIIinAI.tJ, husband of
Inly Onrollno V. Altken. aireil 78 Helatlves
nnrt friends Invited to servlees, Wed . '2 p. m.,
8318 Cednr nve. Int. private.
ANunitsoN. on w, uavu) t ANnnrt-
S(N Biied m. Helatlves and friends. W'nshlnir
ton Camn.No .tni I' O 8 nf A invited to
funeral Ved '.' n m . 30.11 .Market at Int
Ml Mnrlsh 'em
ATKINSON. Oet. 27. IIMMA SMITH, wife
of Herbert T. Atkln.on. sued 42. Helatlves and
friends Invited to funeral eervlees. Wed., 2
p. m. fi10 Heirermnn t.. Wlsslnomlng, Int.
private, MaKnnlla Cem lUlnalns may ti
view id Tucs . T to 0 p m
Iir.INK Oct 28. MAnY K . widow of Ed
ward V Heine, nued III'. Helatlves and friends,
Ladles' Aid of Creacent Counell. No 0. L,. O.
II C Invited to funeral aorvleea, Wed., 2 p.
m , 3111 N i:il.i at. Int. private
HOYI.i:. Oct. 28, HDWAni) J. hualmnd of
l;ll7n!eth Hoylo (nee O'llrlen), aon nf late Dennis
and .Sarah llovle Helatlves and friends, em
plojes nf North American. Invited to funeral.
I'rl . S 10 n m.. 421 S, Kith at Men requiem
mans St Patrick's Church Int Holy Cross
Cem
llOYI.i: Oet 21) JH'CJJI TIOYM:. hunlmnd
nf late Alice Hovle Helatlves and friends.
Holy Nnmo Society of St John the liaptlst's
t'hurch. Dlv No a, A O II , Invited to funeral,
Wed SKI a. m... 14.1 Carson at. Manavunk
Solemn reiiulem ma St. John tho liaptlst's
Church mum Int St John's Cem.
. CAI.DWKt,t, Oct 28. MAIIY H., ivlfo of
James H Cnldnell. Helatlv.a and friends In
vited to funeral services Thurs . 2 p. m . 1810
Venanuo at. Int. private, ltemalns may be
viewed Wed eve
CARTOH Oct 2n HARTON CASTOIl. nired
"7 Helatlves and friends Invited to funeral,
Thura . 2 n m SS3J Tulip st . Wlsalnomlnc
Int Magnolia. Cem
OHAMHinu.IN Oct 2S JI'I.lA M daughter
nf late WinCim J and IJIIen C'hnmberlln Ileli
tlvea nnd friends imlt'd to funeral. Wed . 7 .in
a m . in S ftoth at Maa Church of Our I.ady
of Victory 1) n in, Int Cathedral Cem Auto
funeral.
CI.AIUC Oct 29. I.OflSA CKCKMA. wife
of William Clark (nee Pelthous) ltel-ulves anil
friends Invited to funirnl. I'rl.. 7 3(1 a. m.,
Sin N. sth at HIrIi maaa of requiem Ht.
Aunustln'a Church l( n. m. Int Holv C'rnas Cem
Auto funeral llnltlmore, Md . and Richmond,
Va papers copy.
CI.ARK. Oct 20. ANNIIJ tnen Holland),
widow nf J.imia Clark Relatives and frlenda.
iitao oil aorletlea of which ahe was u member
Invited to funeral Krl . 8 10 n m realdnnce of
tier brother. .Mr Chnrlea Hanaon, 242.1 N Mar
shall at Solemn requiem muss, St. Hdward's
Church 10 n m Int private
CONN Oct 20. CHAItl.ns n TONN Rela.
tlve nnd friends Invited to aervlciti, Thurs,
11 10 a. m , son-ln-lavv'a residence, H. J.
Mct'aully, 121 P ."loth Bt Int private
COOK. Oct 27. SARAH P COOK, wife nf
William II Cook. Relatives and friends
Wavcrlv I.adlea of Red Cross Columbia l.odce.
No 21. S if II, and Nathm Hall Temple!
No 43. O of I' A Invited to funeral Wed.,
2pm. 2011 N Waterloo at. Int Nortlmood
I'etn Remalna mav be viewed Tuea. after
8pm
CORSON Oct 20 MII.TON husnnnd nf
Marj Corson (nee riaher) aired .1(1 Rcl-ulvea
and friends, emplojes Krankford Arsennl In
vited to funernl Thura 2 n m 20 1 " i: Rush
st Int Hast Cedar Hill Cem Remains may
be viewed Wed , h to 111 p. m.
DAWSON Oet 2S HKNRY husband of late
Marv Dawson. Relatives and frlenda Invited to
funeral. Wed S 3D a. m.. raster rd. above
"oulevard Solemn requiem miss st Joachim's
Church in a. m Int New Cathedral (Vm Auto
service. Amen will be In waiting. Trankfurd
ave and Arrott at
nn COIT Tenth Month 2Sth HANNAH J .
widow of Prancla Do Toll aired 77 Relatives
nnd frleni'M Invited to funernl. Fourth-div. 2 p
m itrandson's residence Henrv w Willis. 120
PeMon nve, Haddonneld, N J Int private.
HarlelBh Cem . Camden
DINMOUH Oct 20 S CLAYTON DIN
MOIIK need 71 Relatives and friends members
of Col Cred Tavlor Post No 10 and I.odse
No 2 F, nnd A M Invited to funeral serv
ice Wed 2 P m. 14 Vi a nttlnu st (near
27th nnd Reed eta I. Rrmilns mny be vkwed
ufter s r m Tuea
DOHP.RTY Oil 28 CHARI.ns hubandof
Mnrv Dohertv (nee Coen) Relatives and friends
Invited to funenl. Sat 8 In a m . 131.' N
Creaae ft Solemn requiem main st Mlchael'a
Chrch m a m Int N'vv Cnthnlmi ivm
DCRNIN Oct 27 WIM.IAM V DPRNIN
aiced OH. Relitlves and friends members (1 C
I A Invltnl to nttend funeral Wed 7 30 h
m , snn-ln-tavv a realdcnce. R C Jenklna. 70.10
Paachall nve Mm St Clement's Church !)
n m Int Holv Crow Cem
PCCI.P.S Oct 28 742 N. 40th st. MAR
OAHKT A., vvlfe of John Bcrles BKcd h.1 Rela
tlves and friends invited to aervlcea Thurs .
10 30 a m residence of daughter Mrs Mar
p.art K. -Maddock. 2227 W Venango at Int.
nri:MMrTT Oct 28 DOROTHY HVALiNE.
dainrhter of Itertha and late Arthur Kmmett,
need 14. Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral services We, . 2 30 p m residence of
Mra Charles Smith. 3131 Salmon st. Int.
private Remains may bo viewed Tuea. after
8 riNNnitTY Oct 2S JULIA, ilaunhter of
late Michael Plnnerty and Mary Flnnertv Olenn,
formerb of 12JO K 11th at ReHtlves an.
friends. II V M Sodillty of Hlessed Sacrament
Church, invited, to funernl. Frl . 8 10 a m
S W cor. noth nnd (Ireenvvnv ave Solemn
hlBh mass of requiem Church of Pleased Sacra
ment 10 a. m Int New Cathedral Cem
l'l.YNN et. 2.. Vloorestown N J MAR.
OARET FLYNN. Relatives and frlenda in
vited to funeral. Wed 7 3p a. m . 3d nnd
Mannlon ave.. Moorestovvn Solemn requiem mass
church of Our Lady of Unpd Counsel o a. m
Int Mt Carmel Cem. Trolleys Ien.e Camden
e-erv r-slf hour for Moorestovvn.
PRANK Oct :'S. l.l'CY ANN. v Ife of
Prancla Prank, need si, Relatives and frPniN
It vlteil to servlees Hal lo m ..IDS W. Norrla
at . further services at Rldse alley Church 10
m Tours Int It fin" Vi lev Chun h CroundV
" FRANKLIN -Oct 28. JOHN I, . huiTlnnd of
Annie M Franklin (nee Roepke) and son of
bite (leorse nnd Anna rranklln Relatives and
friends ill societies of which ho was u member
Invlt.d to nttend funernl. Prl s m. 1l-o4
Parrlsh st S'olemn hlnh mis church of the
Aaaumptlon 10 am Int. Hol Sepulchre
rUHS Oct. 27. auddeniv MH'HAKI. n
husband of Theresa I uhs (nee StellrnuB). and
sun of late lleorse and Kllrabeth iW. Rfii
tlves and friends members, of Ausustlne 8. nnd
H Aasociatlon Lejstone Relief faocletv Invited
to funeral WVd . 7 30 a m realdenee of
brother 241 Oreenvvlch st HUh mass st:
Alphonaus's Church n. m Int New Cathedral
C,P1JLLPRT0N Oct 2R FRANK SIMPSON
Fnn of late John and EllTabeth Fullerton Rel'al
tvi and friends Invited to funeral services
hrnther in-lavy'a residence W S Jonea N E.
cor. Cornwall nnd Atlantic avea . Ventnor
N J Wed 2 pm. Int private
OASH Oct 29. AHRAHAM 8 . husband of
Rertha H Oash (nee McCabe), son of late
Frederick nnd Catharine flaah Relatives and
friends emploses Phlla I'ostofflee. Invited to
funeral. Frt . 8 10 a m . ltUI 8 0th st Solemn
hiBh mass ot requiem Lhurch of the Annuncla.
tlcin in a m. Int Cathedral Cem.
ORASUR Oet. 28. FRANCES M . wife of
Everett U Qrasei and dauBhter of Thomas j'
ana late Ellen A Cattery, aged 27, Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral. Wed., ' 83ij a
"u s Hirst st. West Phlla. lileK .?!
Church of Our Lady of tho Rosary 10 a. m.
Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto funeral
' 1 iACKllTT. Oct. 28 IHJHKCCA H . wife of
Danlil Hackett ascd 73 Helatlves and frllnds
Invited to funeral. Thurs 2 P m N Ileilj",,J
ae . LanBhorne, Pa. Int. Langhorno M. E,
C1HA?nULT6N.Oct 28. ELLA PEARL wife
of Andrew J. Hamilton and daughter -f Nancv
IS. Wllenn (nee Jones) and late James V
Wilson. Itl' B,n1X,rle'J,1,.inlt'tl ,0 funeral
services, Wed. 1 I m 8043 Locust at. Int.
Weatmlnster t'em Trlcnds may call Tuea.. 8
to 10 p. m. Auto funeral
HARMSTEAD. Oct 27 auddeniv. J. WILLIAM,
husband of Mary SI Harmatead (nee Schvvamh)
youngest aon of. John K. and Slarsaret i'
Harmstead. agtd .'7 Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral services, Thura . 2 p. m "
realdenee of brother-in-law. Oeoree P. Hail
1441 N. Illm at. Int American Mechanic"1
Cem. Auto funeral. Friends may call Wed., s
to 10 p. m. "
HASUR. At Cheater. Pa., Oct. 28, 1017
ADOLP1I. beloved huaband of Louisa Haaer
(nee Yaegen). aged 0J jeara. Relatives and
trlenda ot the family, alao Uerman Dyers' and
Printers' Asso.. Liberty Yacht Club, are In.
vlted to funeral aervlcea on Thura afternoon at
2 o'clock, at hla late residence, 3J01 N 3d at
Int iJiwn Croft Cem
HORNKFF-ct 27. aEORQE HORNEFF.
of Brooklyn, N. Y . huaband of late Emma
Hornefl (nee Cairoil), aged 70 Relatives and
friends, members of Kane Arctic I-odge. No.
118. I O O. F., Lennl Lennpe Tribe. No. 2
I O. R. St.. and Camden Mutual Aaao., invited
to funeral aervlcea. Wed., S p m . realdenee
of aiater. Sirs. Catharine Neutae. 23B White
Horae. pike (cor. Harrlaon ave.), W'eat Colllnga
wood N J. Int. Harlelgh Com. Lodees and
frlenda may call Tuea, eve.
.,lVUiMi.p,,JlTi8 Tct v27- V'ATKnINB. widow
of Richard A Humphna (nea Hughes). Rela.
tlvea and frlenda Invited to funeral, Wed..
8-30 a: m.. SJM N. 10th at. Rolemn requiem
maaa Church of Our Lady of Slercy 10 a. m.
ln New Cathedral Cem. Auto funeral,
lIlJNTER.-Oct 28. SIART. widow of Harry
II. Hunter. Relatlveti and frlenda Invited to
funeral aervlcea. WVd.. I p m.. aunfa real,
fence. Slra. K . L Yeager. 1318 N Alllaon at.
Ink P.r.,vS.V",' i,t Peace Cem. Auto funeral
JAiy0Nt,-r .?ct - WILLIAM JAS11SON,
;ed 73. Relatlvej and frlenda Invited to
funeral aervlcea Wd.. 2pm S010 Wayne
ae (le-m-otown, int rlvnt.
JOHNBON. Oct. 20, FRANK SI., huaband of
Susanna L. Johnaon Relatives and friends,
Klngacaalnc Lode. No. 300. I. O. O. F.: em.
pioyes Custoiy Jlnuae. Invited to aervlcea,
1307 8. 40th at. Int. private
Frl. mornln
KEJJHM5K. Oct. 28. nERTHA. wife of
C-"Tlf,..K.r,blX fn.d daughter of John and late
Annie Bell, Relatlvea and frlenda Invited to
funeral. Thurs.. 2 n. m 3 River road, Slont.
SIEJI 'LV.ic'.m1 th f0""' In'
KIEFNER At (S04B. Starket at.. Oct 30
ADOI.PH WIU.IAM. husband "f C.'rrle Kl?f.
ner. aged 43. Nctlce of funeral later.
LEES. Oct, 27. audcjenly. Wlasahlekon Her
racka Cap. May, N.JPENCEH SI., ion of
lata Oeoree C. and fella T. Leea and grand.dn
of Margaret St. and lat; Jacob H. Thomaa.
aged in. Relatlvea and friends. Naval Coaat
Reaarvea Invitee to funeral. Wed., l;to d. m .
SSOl N 22d at Int. Vfest Iurelillircem.
LINaERSIAN )cL 2, JOHN K, husband
nt latii Mary E. Lnrmin. amA 111 tl.l.ti-".
and frlenda. employes of Henry Dlaaton A Bona.
lotted to runera,, Thur... 2 p. m.-SMM w.F.iJ
lfolraeaburg.
Auto funen
phii;;' int; -wuTfim 'hsj
n
.ITTLB. On Mon.. Oct. 29. at late realdene..
LITTLB. aged bo, Fuatra private. Int. iUl.
tlaaw. Ma.
. DUVTIIS
.LYNCH. At New liedford. Maaa,. Oct 2J.
WILLIAM II., aon of late William and Starts. B.
Lynch Remains may bo viewed Tuea., f P. ";
parlors ot 8. P. Frankenfleld Bona. ftSOO Vine at.
High maaa St, Gregory's Church, U3d arid War
ren sta , Wed., UJ0 a, m. Int. private, N.w
Cathedral Cem.
SlacDOCOAI.L Formerly of 8180 Rrowij t..
0c5- l?i AVILl.IASl It., aon of late Amelia J.
Calm SlacDouKall Relatlvea nnd , frlendf re
aoectfully Invited to funeral aervlcea, vven,
2 P. m. Ilethany Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Stony Creek SIllls, Reading. Pa. Int. Womela
djrf Cem.
. StARCH. Suddenly. Oct. 27. CATHARINn
MARCH (nee Richards), vvlfe of Elmer II. March.
Relatlvea and frlenda. Science Council. No. .v..
8. and D, of L.. Invited to funeral aervleea.
Wed., 2 p. m.. 2033 N. 4th at. Int. Korthwood
Cem. Friends may call Tuea . 8 to 10 p. m.
Auto funeral. Rucks County papers copy.
StARTIN, Oct. 28. JANE A., wife of Robert
Startln. Relatlvea and frlenda Invited to funeral.
Wed., t) a. m . 24111 W, Harold at. HlBh maas
of requiem St. Columba'a Church 10 a. m Int.
Holy Croas Cem
StrCORKLH Oct 20. RORERT II. husbvnd
of Knto -McCorkle. Relatlvea and frlenda ln
vlted to funernl services. Thurs, 2 30 p. m.
Kejalone nve. nbovo West Chester pike. Upper
Darby Delaware County, Pa Int. Arlington
("em Auto funeral. Remains may be viewed
.McILVAINE. Oct. 28. auddeniv, Hlackwnod,
N. J.. SARAH 13.. widow of Wi Ham Jieii;
volne. (nce Fletcher) aged OS.
Relatlvea and
inenus, uxceisior i.oaee.
N'o 12. Order
.shepherds of Rethlehcm, Invited to funeral
aervlcea. Tuea.. H n. m.. realdenee nf Mlaa
Annlo 12 SIcEIroy. fliackwood. N. J. Int. pri
vate. ,at convenience of family. . , , , ,
.McKLITHEN Oct. 27. HENRY D, husbsnd
nf lllanche McKelth'.i (nee Wright) . aged 37
Rrlatlvvs and friends, members of Washington
Camp. No. 2. P. o. 8. of A., American Dredging
Co nnd L'nlled Stntea Englntcrlnc Dent Wil
mington, Del . Invited to aervlcea. Thura 1
p m . 414 Cidnr at . Camden Int Arlington
Cni, Friends may call Weil eve.... . ....
MILLER. Oct, k. I.I.ZIE MILLER (nee
Llojd), wife of laaac SI Sillier. 200') N. 2!ith
st Relatives and frlenda Invited to funeral
aervlces. Wed 210 p m.. Sledlator Lutheran
Church, 28th and Cambria sta Int. private.
Remains may be viewed Tuea. eve.. 117 Keswick
ave. Olcnslde, Pa. .
SIORQAN Oct. 27. VIVIAN St.. daughter
of Annie A. nnd late Walter T. Morgan. Rela
tives ana frlenda Invited to funeral Wed 8'30
n. m., rcaldrnci) of mother. 2J47 VVhirton at.
High mass St Elisabeth's Church, lilth and
Slllllln ata . 10 'a. in Int. Sit. Slorlah Cem.
Auto aervlce ,.
MORRISON Oct. 27. KATIE C , wife of
William T Storrlaon. Jr daughter of late
Hugh nnd Catharine Slnglnnls Relatlvea and
friends Invited to funeral. Wed . 8 31) n. m . 27
8 41th st , West Phlla Solemn insas of re
quiem St. Jnmes's Church 10 a. m Int. Cathe
dral Cem. Auto aervlce
SIOt'NT Oct. 28 1017. .LUCY MOUNT. In
lier 22d venr Relatives anil friends lire invited
to funeral services Wed 11 a m . from the
residence of her brother-in-law George L.
Creoger 31 N. Highland ave Lansdowne Dela.
ware Cnuntv. Pa. Hit private omit flowers.
MURPHY. Oct. 27. ANNIE MURPHY (nea
McTnmney) widow of .Edward Murphy. Rela
tives and friends. Shepherds of llethtehem.. No.
3, Court Franklin. No 10 (lolden Scepter. In
"lied to funeral, Wed ,8 .1(1 a. m.. 2344 E.
Harold st Solemn high .requiem mass St.
Ann a Church 10 a m Int. New Cathedral Cem.
(H)ENATT Oct 211. WILI.IASI II ODEN
ATT nged 711 Relatlvea nnd friends Kenalng
ton Lodge No 211 F A SI , Kensington R A
C No 233 Mende Post. No 1 (1 A R :
Schoolmcn'a Club, nnd nil other organizations of
which be was n member. Invited to fumral aerv
lcea, Thura . 2 p m , 3334 N ISth st. Int.
Westminster Cem ..,. ., n.
PELSTR1NO Oct. 28. HENRY P. TEL
STRINO Relatives nnd friends Phlla. Tire
Dun. R'llef Asso. Invited to funernl. Wed
7 30 a m. residence of James T Hlon. hJ2
N. Front at . Camden. N J. Solemn hlffh maaa
Church of Holy Name 0 n -n. int New Cathe
dral Cem.
PRICE Oct 28 TRANK K husband of
Annie H Price nsd 44 Helatlvia and frlenda.
emplovea of Curtla Publlnhlmr Co, Invited to
funeral. Thura . 2 p m . 27 Marlton nve , Cam
den N J lnf ltnriciuii Cem. Friends may
call Wed , 7 to 10 p. m.
RATllUA.S . ... THOMAS RATTIOAN.
husband of late Lma Rattlgoii (nee Sloullett),
It.lltlves nnil friends Invited to funeral. Wed,
8 Sn a m . Pi"! Slonument ave. High maaa of
rrqulem St. Elizabeth's Church 10 a. in. Int.
Holv Cross Cem
RE1MP.R Oct 28 SIATILDA K,. widow of
Gottlieb Relmir. BBed 82 Relatives and frlenda
Invited to funernl services Wed.. 2 p. m.. 002
Wvnnewood rd Overbrook. Int Private.
HEISTCH Suddmlv (let 28, ELl.ARETH
RCISTEH. widow of Charles P. Relster aged
114 Due notice, of funeral given from J'iV L.
Wvomlng nve ..,,. .
RICHARDSON Oct 2S. CLARENCE A . son
nr Into l.'oil,. Illphnnlmn In.n Oerhnli) and Ron
n' William R and Ellmlna Rlchnrdson. nged
17 Relatives and frlenda tmnlojes Snxamora
& Co. Invited to funirnl services Wed. 2 p
m . pirents residence, s W cor 4th and York
eta Remains mny be viewed Tues . 8 to 10
p. m Int. private. Northvvnod Cem
ROTH Oil 2s ALFRED son of tVllllnm
A nnd Kntie Roth (nee Hoefler). HKid 2(1
Relatives nnd friends Orthodox Jlethndist
Church and Sundij .School Washington Camp.
No 101 P O S of A . Stonemen, cmplnves
Divld I.lpton Sons Co . Invited to funeral.
Wed ,1pm. parents' residence, 301S E
Thompson st Int Fernvvood Cem Remains
may be viewed Turn . 8 to It) P m
SANDERSON' Oct 28. at 81(1 N Rucknell
st ELIZAHCTH. iHusbter of lito George nnd
Jennie Sanderson Relatives nnd frlendH in
vited to Bcrvlci-s. Wed . 10 10 m. Oliver II.
Pair Hldg , 1820 Chestnut st. Int prlvnte.
SCHSUrT. Oct 2S. ELIZARETII A . wife
of William Sehmltt (nee White) Relatlvea and
friends Invited to funeral Wed . 8.10 a. m..
3104 G st Solemn requiem mass Church of
Ascension 10 u. m. Int. New Cathedral Cem.
MllVUri' Ot 2S. SUt-AN widow of Adam
Sehmltt aired Ti." Relatives and friends mem
bers of Fifth Reformed Church, invited to aerv.
Ices Wed.. 3 p m., 703 UclBrado st. Int Palmer
CCc!IWARTZ Oct 28. THEODORE O . son
of late Cant Rudolph nnd Sophie M Schwartz.
Aged 20. Relstlves nnd friends Ixivnl Council
No 781. F P A . cmpIoea of Lit Ilros rug
department. Invltfd to funernl servlcea Thura,
2pm. residence of brother. Ernest Schwartz.
"I'll Nicholas at (23d nnd Columbia nve ). In
clneratlon nnd int private Chelten 11111a Cre
matory. Remalna may to viewed Wed , after 7
P SENOER Oct. 27. auddeniv. JOSEPH, hus
band of Annie Sentrer. Relatives nnd frlenda
InvltFi) to funeral Wed 8am Rclmont ave..
Sllllmont Slaas bt Slsdellne's Church, Ridley
Park. 0 a. m Int Holy Crosa Cem
SHEAD Oct 28 MARY JANE vvlfe nf
Jcsae bhead nged ri0 Relatives nnd friends
li vlted to BTVlces. Tues 8pm, 110 Elm nve ,
Arilmnre Pa Int private
SIEVERT Oct 20 ELIZARETII T . daugh.
ter of Ellen and late Chsrh-s Slevert Relatives
and friends emplovrs Hell Telephone Co., In
vited to fumral Frl. 8 30 n m. mother's
realdenee. 543.! Glraril nve.. West Phlln Sol
emn maaa ot requiem Church of Our Lady of
Vlctorv 10 a m Int Holy Crot.s Cem
SMITH Oct 27. RESSIE S . daughter of
Jean and tat- Alexander Smith (nee Dalgltj),
aged 10. Relatives nnd friends Chlcopeo Coun
cil No 111 D of I . Invited to funeral serv
ice's Wed 2pm, parenta' realdenee 1212 E
Sedgley ave Int Helvue Cem. Remains may
be viewed Tues . after 7 p m
SPANGLLR Oct 20. HARRY, husband of
Elizabeth Spancler (nee Vanneman) nnd aon of
late Captain William and Mary E. Spaneler
(nee Cress). Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral Wed 2pm brother-in-law's real,
dence. Richard I.e Pevre. 2314 Oxford at. Int.
ternwood Cem Remains may bo viewed Tuea.
after 8 p m. Auto funeral
STCNOER On Oct 28, 1017. DAVID S.
STENUER aon of Webster E and Laura SI.
Ktenger, nged 4 mnntha Relatives nnd friends
Invited to funeral aervlcea. on Wednesday at 2
p m . at parents' residence. 344 Slercy st.
Int Mount Slorlah Cemeterv
SWARTZ Oct 28 EDITH StARY SWARTZ
(nee Nlchter). wife of Edward O Swartz. nged
.18. Relatives and frlenda, Slnntawa Lodge,
No O'l, Order of Shepherds of Hethlehem in
vited to funeral Wed , 2 p m., 1S24 N. New
kirk st. Int. Sit Peace Cem Auto funeral,
TOHIAS. Oct. 28. 80PI1IA. widow of Slarcus
Tobias (nee Hollander), aged 82. Relatlvea and
frlenda Invited to funeral servlcea. Wed.. 1
p. m , "14 W Norrls st. Remains may ba
viewed Tues.. f. to 10 p. m. Int. Adath
Jishurun Cem Auto funernl
TOVVNSEND Oct. 28. JENNIE L. TOWN
SEND, wife of John G Townaend Jr. (Governor
nf Delaware), nged 44 eara Funernl Wed ,
1 30 p m . realdenee of huaband, Selbyvllle, Dl.
Int Red Sten'a Cem . Selbyvllle.
WESTriELD Oct. 28, WILI.IASI J. WEST.
FIELD, ased 74 Relatlvea and frlenda Invited
to attend funeral serviced. Thurs , 2 p. m..
son-in-law's residence (rank E. Hllscher, 230
slsel at (2d and Mifflin ata ) Int. Fernvvood
Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve. Chester.
P. SVZXt, coSV..,..,.. -. , ,..
IUUMU.1 puuuci.l. Wll. , .JUII.1 jt
YORSTON. aged 73 Relatlvea and friends, Unl
veralty Lodge No Mo P and A. St.. Invited
to funeral. Wed. 11 a m . 4808 Regent at.
Int. private. Remains may be vlawed Tues.,
7 to 0 p m v
. VNDP.r.TAKKRS
ADOLPH rREED. 330.1 N. 17th at. Auto serv
ice; also parlors Phone Tioga 4020.
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WIRMRSVIIU. PA.
ALWAYS OPEN
Beautiful days
on South Moun
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fA Fine Bath and
I Manage Department. Through Pull
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POCOXO SIOUNTAINS
Mountain Home. I'a.
DON AIK LODGE, .MOUNTAlNHOMU. PA.
Rates 114.00 per week. Steam heat; sunny
rooma; eiecino iikius: uavns. AUVO Livery
ll.kl.
UookUt.
jsiceiirniiiijip.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
T-Trvtol Rnqrnbf-1 Kn":ky ve.,
noiei DOSCUUCl Deach, Open all
near
year.
special ran rang, t-nona jji. a. u. Marlon,
Wpatmtn-ter Ky- Be- nr Baeh. Elev.
vves-n tiaicr ,0 itreet Prlvat. bthj ru
water tlO up wkiy . 2 up dally, Chaa Huhre.
AIKEN, 8. C,
VURNISIIKD COTTAGES to meet any re.qul.a-
roenta. Golf Polo Hunting Hiding, ate.
An hour by motor or trolley to Augusta and
Camp Hancock, Write
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EDUCATIONAL
CENTRAL Y.M.C. A.
1421 Arch st., Philn.
Are you worklng.at ahlpbulldlngT Draftamen,
aoDrentlcea, ouha aeamen, ahlpflttera, ma
"Sr i.i. onv on. deairlng to advance him
chlnlata. any one aeairing i .hou m m.
l,.'V ."i,"'ii'V ,' t-rtt .hln eew.
. elsasea. neacrintlon oi hii ciiissm,
JhaTeV .1" kinds o" shlpV;, " Sv'"J;.lr
ITAVlty, erte'!,'UAt."o "' n?w court pn navlga-
f." ,lwiM Min av.n nvi.
tlon,
" llotli Pexea
STRAYER'S
The Rest llit'lnesa School
roaltlons guara nteed. Enter nowpay or night.
B0I-JIU7 meiinui diit
EmUie Kridcr Norris , A5, p,,
Young Men nnd llev.a
ATTI'.NI) A TECHNICAL HCIIOtlli II not in
the army It's tour patriotic duty.
MUSIC
ItVOTIMi; In 20 lessons or Stnney Hack. Bklt.
mailed free. ClIHISTENShN I''ano,Schi3?u
1.1.0 Chestnut St.. 1412 Venango St., 13-'U
Tnsker HI. I'nono opruce ujm j-
Mary V. Chambers of piano ,,
H738 Cednr Ave. Ilooklet. Ph. Woodland 2047
FABRI 5, 1626 Arch St.
Charles Westel
Piano Instruction
1714 Chestnut St.
LOST AND FOUND
DARPIN Loat. platinum bnrpln, containing
about 10 or 21 dlamonda 4 Inchea lonr 100
reward, no questions naked V 007. Ledger
Office
POCKETnOOK Loat. Oct. 28. black pocket
book, on road from Eoaton to Philadelphia;
'ifl reward. C J. Slllne. 11th and Wash
ington nve.
PEBSONALS
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT On October 1.
1017 I withdrew ns n copartner in the Arm
of Rudolph Tire Co , 123. Arch at , Phila
delphia, Pa , nnd have no further connection
with as Id firm In any capacity. Rudolph Shll-
fer. JH3-' Arcn bi
NOT REPPONSIRLE for anv debts unices con
tracted hv mjself AUOUST W. WHITE. 5329
Starket at.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
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OPERATORS
Work near our homo In pleaaant and
healthful surroundlnga, with excellent
orportuntlea for rapid advancement. ,
There nr twenty-eight Hell Central
Offlcea In Philadelphia, probably there
Is one within a few blocks of yt.ur
home. Unusual opportunltlea for earn
eat, intelligent joung women between
18 and 22 J cure of age.
New emplovea are mid while learning
and aro readily advanced.
Pleaaant dining rooms, where the best
of food Is 'sold nt cost. In every Cen
tral Office.
Comfortable slttlnc rooms for read
ing and relaxation when oft duty.
Cood opportunity for senior and su
pervlalng positions.
Applv at 40(1 Stnrket atreet dally, ex
cept Sunday, 8 30 n. m. to S p. m,
CHAStHERMAIDS. f 20 per month, wl th board!
lodging and laundry work. Applv to the au
perlntendent. Philadelphia Hospital for Con
taglous Dlseaaea. 2d and Luzerne ata . Phlla-
delphla
CLERK Young lady for Uerlcal work In office
of manufacturing plant; muat be nulck and
accurate nt flgurea, give full particulars as
to cxperlcnco nnd salary wanted SI 334, Led
ger Central
CLERKS
SIEN AND WO.MEN
WANTED
For temporary clerical work; muat be ac
curate nt figures Applv
JOHN 11. STETSON COMPANY
fith nnd StontKomery ave
COMPTOSIETER OPERATOR vv anted. large of
fice; must be experlenctd. Apply 400 Noblo
st . elgth floor
COOK, white. Protestant, reference required;
wages 8, Phone Germontovv n 2023.
GIRL, white, for general houaevvork. small
family Apnlv at once 1744 N Sth st.
GIRL to work In optical shop. J, E. Lime-
burner. 1720 Chistnut.
GIRLS Steady nil. the-v ear-round work for
girls, over 111 ears, nnd nctlve women. In n
modern, 'up-to-date factory bulldlmf; Ideal
location for W Phlln. girls on account of
close proslmltv to subway. Raring. Lancseter,
Darby. Spruce, Rattlmorn nve and Spring
Garden bridge surface llnea: operntora wanted
In the assembling dept.. whero the work Is
light and clean, nlso on presses, tnppera and
other light machines For detnlls particu
lars, call at factory or by Kojstone or Hell
telephonea. Sir Ford. In caro of the II. T.
PalBta Co.. 3201 Arch at.
GIRLS In flnlahing department experience not
neceasarv, good pay while learning nnd ad
vancement when competent Apply Felster
Ovv enPress(Uh nnd Columbia ave.
GIRLS, over 17. wanted for clean, pleaaant
factory work, well paid while learning and
excellent chnnce for rapid advancement Ap-
ply Sir. Stoltx112 N 12th at.
HOOKKEEPER. assistant largo Kensington
manufacturing Company, state age, experi
ence. If any. education, and q ilary expected.
P 010. Ledger Office.
GIRLS wanted for wrapping nnil packlni- choco
late and cocoa powder. r084 hours per week.
Royal Cocoa Co lliOOJlnddqn ave .Cnmden.
OIRLS. over 10, wanted light, congenlalWnrkt
48-hour week, chance for advancement, Ket
terllnus Co. 40.1 Arch st.
GIRLS, over 10 years old. for light work In
factory Apply Lanston Monotype Machine Co.,
24th and Locust
GIRLS wanted at Wunderle's candy factory?
118-32 Pegg at. (oppoaltea44 N. 2d aL).
NCRS'E. French-Svvlaa, care of 1 child. Phona
Overbrook 088
SAI.ESWOSIEN
LIT DROTHERS REQUIRE SAI,E8WOSIEN
IN VARIOUS DEPARTSIENTS
ESirLOYSIENT DUREAU
LIT DROTHERS
STENOGRAPHER, capable and energetic, per.
mnnent position with manufacturing hnuae;
state salary dealred and other particulars.
J fl43Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER In mercantile houae ;hours"
R;30 to fi muat be accurate and experienced
Btate age, reference and aalary expected. A
317. Ledger Office. A
TEXTILE WEAVER TO SIEND DAMAGES IN
WOOLENS; STATE SALARY AND EXPERl.
ENCE. SI 001. LEDGER OFFICE.
WAITRESSES. 20 per month, with board, lodg
ing and laundry work, Apply tto the auoer.
Intendent. Philadelphia Hoapltal for Con
tagloua Dlseaaea, 2d and Luzerna ata., Phlla.
delphia.
WARD SIAIDS and cleanera. SIS per month'
with board, lodging and laundry work. Apply
to the superintendent. Philadelphia Hoapltal
for Contagious Diseases, 2d and Luzerna ata
Philadelphia. "
YOUNG LADIES, 2, with several years' expert:
ence In bookkeeping, for checking Invoices
freight hill", ere,; in reply give full parth
ulara. P 818. Ledger Office, w"lc
YOUNO LADY In large office ; muat be exnerU
enced In general office work; state exnerlenea
and aalary wanted. P D2Q. Ledger Offlce'
YOUN'o WOSIAN aa companion and aaaiafwlth
houaework; reference. St 847. Ledger Central
WOSIEN WANTED
Your bualneas training, regardless et the
particular line, will bring you -large and per
manent returna under our new co-bperatlva
aalea plan. In order to qualify you muat ba
ambitious, energetlo and capable of earning
at least Ht per week Appllcanta muat be
23 years of age or over. Apply Jn person
Mr. Yoat. 130 b. 13th st. "rgo'
HELP WANTED MALE
APPRENTICE ROY In drafting department of
large manufacturing concern; one with alight
experience In tracing for manual training pre.
ferred; apply by letter only, atatlng age. ix.
Eerlence. reference and aalary expected. Apply
exter SteUl SlanufacUrlns Co., Front and
Arch,j:amden. u
ASSISTANT to general aalea manager, young
man fair education, accurate, experienced In
aalea department preferred: give ace. expert
ence and Idea regarding aa far? to alart or no
attention given reply. P -835. Ledger muS?
AUTOSIOBILE MECHANICS, flrat-clan. want.
ed. Apply to aeorga Delta, ahon foreman
Hulck Slolor Co . llroad and Poplar sts -"'
SLUE PRINTER! experienced! prtferablr ,e.
aualntad with photo stat machine. AddI
Ramlngton Arnu Co., Eddystont, Pa brine
reference, ,
POOKKKEPER wantedi state aalary, reference
required Apply to FREK IIUMPF'S SONS
8o Langhornf . Pa. ' "w-,a'
POOKKEEPER wanted, atata aalary; referenc.
requlrii. Apply to Fredk. Rumpra Son,
South LanaUorna, Pa. "'
H'B ASBIBTANTi ,sood obenl
a, f
HELP WANTED-MAtl"""
CoilHsUClt mm .... . .
-"eaino C()(
BOOKKEEPKR. nsalslant v-aM-.T. ---
northeaat section i stat. ??!, ir UtuZ? '
Ledger llr.nch, liow.Ylptf. imji
DOT. over l(t chance to ern tfmt , -Uivi
Advancement Porter iiel '301' traJ.Ttr
nnd HunUng Parte "ve. Tt,"cJHi
DOT to learn plumblnei e..." ,. - '
Banaom at. , ' ""cias n0Pi t-.i
floor. " 'KB. rirxjj
n9Jfl:s,ro.nit bo"- over to v,.t: -J
Wunderle'a enndv factory ifl ntTJI
(oppoalte 440 N. 2d .t.)."'"'2 fJ $
CANDY SIAKKR AsalatanTTirr -1
wanted; ateady employment?! te1,.c,nd'iI1
haS':1 oIrP'N-'sauAnD n,. 1
aw.n.n. -.r-'!... . ill r w;-."
'". O-N CHESTER PIKE. 4,'J
CARPENTERS
FA,prpRt.vlrlr,,N9,F0nK
LAND TITLE UUILDINQ
Uil,Vn0.r,,e.lo'k,rom. "1 MmZT
. .. v- .. "mrjr wsnted. "
AaliT :..
-,f ---uggr nfii. m
CLERK, for general office work n,i i-l
veara of age. A 110,Ldger Otnc" l ,T,r Wj
r-t tn.-M
SIEN Oft WOSIEN
for temporary clerical work; muni h J
at figures Apnlv JOHN H 8TETsovSJ,,
PANY. Mh and .Montgomery ave N C0
rt ACi.
CLOTHING STOClfVPpn--.
.Experienced men on keeping atoc'ks of ,....!
Nrlothca. Perry & Co.. lfth and Cne.ft,,?.
DENTIST wanted for
Monolulaj ulireSl
object; examination January,
Dr. H. CUS
menu, iiiminuiu. i ji,
DRILLERS AND REAMERS .
FIRST-CLASS StEN ON AIR Hi
CHINE: DAY WORK AND FIeA
WORIC CALL rltcs
1510 ARCH ST.
DRIVERS AND HELPrRS, STEADY tVORKi1!
.iVlTOnu3,5VpPLYMT,i T STACT
F J. SCHICK
EiiliWeKUU Ull . KAI'HKSS DEPOT
24TH AND SANSOSI ",lrul
DRIVERS for drop-bottom wagons and cirtif
II C. Ambler. 3717 Old York road.
nl rcTntPTA VR ?r. unlnn interim. -iT-.-i-.r
for Wrlghtstown N J One per h-iur: Welti i
nnd transportation furnlsbrd f-ee frnmTMU. S
, , ..I.. nl.. I.n In jt. Tnlt..HH .-., .. .... i
UeiPIII Ulll.. M II, ll...lllll.l,j.1 ft, I21R,
ENGINEER wanted, with ttinrougiTknowlSMtij
hlgb-Bpeed engine nnd D C. generator. Cal
with reference. Kevstone Lantern Co, Sun
Hi-It I
. roM j
roan una v.uninn wi.
vmmMAN for large electrical repair shoo
executive, with wide experience; give oUIH
nnn experience aim salary expecica. Jl ill,
Ledger Central. 1
GARDENER wanted, one familiar with 'the I
trimming nf all kinds of trees. Apply Wnus
-.- , nxa r 111. t .4
1 oairr. ."(. .. .e. .. ;
JANITOR wanted; permanent position: best rf-
erences required. Call between 0 anil II. 3
l.ogan nan. - -. vui. ...mi hihi i.iHi.nunn .
LAhrTtERS
Torty-nlne-hour week, mlnlmui full-tint 1
weekly wage, iid.iu; must oe aieaay, remoii
men. Apply 7 a. m. until S p. ,m , tbt
Atlantic Reflnlnir Co , Emp Dept., Pbllttil
phla gate. 3141 Paaayunk ave.
. ...... rAA .IDU CTA C1VIO TVTV
LA""''""- IV.'JV, V?,, .'.' nS&',m.!Si 1
wiLi".'?"".. j.Aj"l?i,.-'if1,'SK' I
1X1 DOING
VHVG AND TRANSrOHTATlUN.I;liH i
IIED PREB FROM PHIIJVDELPHU i
.X. APPLY 7 A. SI.. IRWIN LEI0H-
1. 134 N. 12TII. , J
NISHBD
nvi
TON
100 LARORERS WANTEDSIVWD
WAGES F. W MARK CONTRPC.
Tins' CO APPLY AT HAIJWVI.N'".
o" v nn iiAi-rt i'ks. OPPOSITK rRim
LYNNE STATION. ON CHESTER
I'lKE
LAHOHERS, 200. for U. 8 Oovt roja work : at
Wrlghtstown. N. J.; MelniK nd traniportt
tlon free. 7 30 f m.. Thursday Utility Con
atructlon Co ,203 S.Front st. .
LARORERS wanted. 30 enta ner hmr. A.
Ravmond Raff Co.. caro of '""' "
Ilermuda and -Slargaret sta.. Irankforj. ,
LAHOHERS wanted, colored and """."'
steadv work; good wages. Apply Wm. FMttr,
lim n. oi.i v.
LINESIEN-
a - -- t..i ivnntm An -IM
i?'.-.i! j.'is;'::r.i,. ; ge
trie llgni linemen; n"- "". ' . 7
Apply Wm Foster.. 12.08.N.?t -
' LOFTSMEN WANTED
FIRST CLASS
STEADY WORK ,
CHESTER SHIPBUILDING CO.. LTD.
ESIPLOYSIENT d'ePARTSIKNT
208 FINANCE BUILDING
PHILADELPHIA
MACHINISTS. r,0. and 23 toolrnakera: wj Ht
highest wagea to competent men. Apply inrjj-
C.fe7dypa?"nrk.'. nThUNr.."'.r.V0Vl";
noVl.ht work. Do "not apply unleia you c
atart atonce. , - . -
5ACIIINWirfcperle11t'M&
Apply arob.rWutomtlo" Sprinkler Ca. Ml
WaahlngtnnnvO; . T.r-rt
SiANanted who -t"fndv-r5thIn',f "r"""?
fn5t0oU;0TentC.07toVePVpil"ycC.P"tR
JohnBtownJ ---TJJ
SIKA1 UU 1 1E.IV. ep i-ciiv-. -----
ft BOn. lain mm ouu..
MEN WANTED
OFFICE RUILDINOWNDOW CIjANKO
WHITE: ST ADY F. MPWYMCNT
TvinfeMER UUILDINQ
MEN-W.nt ..veral J men to travel ,M !
feYrVd:" Can" alao m. ..veral . i
Stuat ba able to lurnlah bond ana nni
reference. Apply Circulation Manager. r ,
ledger, after in a. m. rrrKSiS
MEN Wanted. 2 men who are p capable loojj";
after a dept. eon"'-'T0iifke1a etc, AW
L.VzeDrono:wbn1rfa:'- '"L--J
T . rtrlAi i
oi'KIClT50Y wanted; perm.neiu Ialt'IJ, iJt,
Vn'y.ffsV,Eor3Sl--J
MA8MCO
wwdwLvwS
ua x.1'--.
sVuSrrAnr.rk;tin';,hr; ?w ravss "a
llid 'product; tbrpugh h rr;'',ure?rVlrJ
uaa ft man o S? oM "-' ' tJ
atart of 160 por month wlllt " J , ., J
S8MK -iPn'nre,cTn,d0,.uV.d ,.i
growlnc oruantMtloni must "iyJSTi
able record and pa able 5,u,ioii5J
Knda. Apply In IroD, a BgfJ
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