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fiVBNING LEDGER-PHIXADELPHXlV, WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER 81, .1017
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rATiONDAY
OBffiRYED BY CHURCH
tlOOth Anniversary of Luther's
Posting ol 95 Theses rtt Wit
tenberg Celebrated
-our hundred yenrs tutu today Martin
hr, then professor at the university
Tflttenberir. startled the religious world
' vosiine nintty-nvo these?, proposinB
ter tolerance and appealing; for In
itial' liberty In approaching God, on the
rch door -of thn fastis nf Wlttenherir.
Tonight the Lutherans In tho Vnlted
fttatea and In this city are celebrating the
Anniversary of tho Heformntlon. There are
two tnase-meetlnirs nt 8 o'clock tonight at
the Academy ofIuslo and the Baptist Tern
Wo at Broad and1 Berks streets, at which
r,most noted Lutherans deliver ad-
The nv a P. Lone, the Lutheran "Billy
nday," of Mansfield, o., and the Itcv. Dr.
J. A. Q. Itaas, president of Muhlenberg
ColUjti, will speak at the Academy, The
sev. II A. Weller. president of the Mln
teterlum of Pennsylvania, and M, H, Vnlcn
tine, professor at the Pennsylvania College
t Gettysburg, are to address the Temple
audience.
Special music hag been arranged for
Both meetings. A chorus of 300 will ping
tho choruses from tho Reformation prize
cantata. "The citv nf nod." nt th Av,tBnv
They -will be directed by the composer, H. '
.mexanaer Aiattnews, .and accompanied by
thirty-five pieces from the Philadelphia
Orchestra.
Tho Reformation Jubilee Chorus of 300
voices, under tho direction of Prof. Hans
Dedcklnd, will gho a selected program of
Reformation music nt the Temple. They
Will bo accompanied by the great organ
of that edifice, which Is considered to be
ene Of the marvels of tho musical world.
.SAVES HUSBAND AND SONS
Woman Acts Quicklyi When Aroused
by Fire in Homo
The prompt nctlon of Mrs. David GoM
fcerg probably saved her husband and sens
from suffocation during a fire at their
Borne, 1837 South Seventh street, today.
Mrs. Goldberg was awakened by smoke
pouring Into her bedroom. She arose and.
rroplng her way through tho house, awak
ened her husband and threo sens. All es
caped to the street without Injury.
The fire caused a loss of 800.
iBeatljs
BELLAK. At his residence. 1.107 N 13th
4t",9c,? .30' LEOPOLD W. husband of Blanch
A. Hellak, need 87 Relatives and friends In
vited to services Frl.. 2 p. m.. nt the Oliver
"-SKif L"df, ,s. Chestnut t Int private
t.,.n0JL,.Eir0,ctJ M. EDWAnD J huiband nf
Ellrabeth Bovle (nee O'Brien), son of late Dennis
and Sarah Boyle. Relttlves and friends, em
f.,0.Te". 5' 'North American. Invited to funrrnl.
-tr rt.. 8:30 a. m.. 424 S lnth at Hlsh requiem
wiaas St. I"a trick' Church. Int Ho'y Cross
(.fin.
BRADRHRRY. Oct. 27. Mrs. KATlinHtNE
BRADjtEHIJY, widow of Michael Hr-abM-Vy'
Eged I 82. Funeral from son's resldenre. Octo
fr SO. 3333 N American at Int. prlate
BREWER. Oct 30. UEOHOE V.. husband of
tate Julia F Brewer Relatives and friends,
police officers of 31st Dlst . Police lien. Asso
Invited to funeral. Sat . 2 p. in.. 244(1 N ""th
t Int. Sit. Peace Cem. Remains may be seen
CALDWELL Oct. 28 MART R.. .vlfe cf
James II. Caldwell. Relatives and friends In.
vlted to funeral services. Thurs.. 1' p. m.. 181!)
Venango st. Int. private. Remains may bo
Viewed Wed. eve.
CALDWELL. Oct 30. SALLIE CALD
WELL, widow of Thomas It. I'aldivell. Rela
J'vea and friends invited to funeral services,
Frl.. 1 p m., residence of daughter. Mrs. Hllai-
iT.1.!1.?"!;"0' 23- 5 Front st. Int. private
Hillside rem.
CALVERLEY. Oct 20. NATHAN D nn of
Mary and lat William Calverle. 'Juki; i;
Fletcher st Due notice of funeral will be
given.
CASEY Oct. 30, ANNIE CASEY, of Pom
eroy. County Tyrone. Ireland Relatives and
friends. Altar and Holy Face Society of St
Francis de Sales' s Church. Invited to funeral.
Sat.. 8.30 a. m.. residence of John La very 2127
Christian st. Solemn hlsh mass of requiem ht.
Charles's Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross
Cem.
CASTOR. Oct. 2D. IIARTON CASTOR, hus
Dand of Mary M Castor, aged 77 Relatives
find friends. Henry Dlsston l.o.lrr, No. 8. 1. o
j.,.K;- Invited to funeral, Thurs . 2d. m .
S832 Tulip St.. Wlssinomlng. Int. Magnolia
.A??k--tJ?cS-. -' i-wiSA ''ncnt.iA wife
S".wi"'"m Clark (ne K-lthaus). Relatives and
M?"?! Invited to. funeral. Frl.. 7:30 a. m
220 N sth st. High mass of requiem St.
Auguatln's Church 0 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem
Auto funeral. Baltimore. Md . and Richmond.
Va., papers copy,
CLARK. Oct. 29. ANNIE CLARK (nee Hol
land), widow, of James Clark Relatives and
friends, also societies of which he was a mem.
Jber. Invited to funeral. Frl. 8 30 a m . brother-n-law'a
residence. Charles Hansom. 2429 N
larshall st Solemn requiem m.i St Ed
ward's Church 10 a. m Int. private Autn
funeral
, CONN Oct. 20, CHARLES B. CONN Rel.-u
tlves and friends Invited to aervlce-x. Thurs.
11:30 a. m . son-in-law's resldnce. H. J.
McCaully. 121 S. 30th at. Int. private.
CONNOLLY. Oct 30. ANNA .MARIA,
daughter of John and Mary Connolly (nee Control-),
aged 8 months. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral. Thurs. 2pm parents' resi
dence. 4310 N. Carlisle st Int Holy Sepulchre
Cem
CORSON. Oct. 29. MILTON, husband of
Mary Corson (nee Fisher), aged .10. Relatives
nd friends, mpiojea FVankford Arsenal In
vited to funeral. Thur 2 p. m.. 201." K Rush
t. Int. East Cedar Hill Cem. Remains may
be viewed Wd.. 8 to 10 p. m.
CROSSIN Oct. 30, JOHN, husband of Sarah
Btselman Crossin. Relatives and friends, police
of 31st Dlst , patrol sergeants of Phila., dele-
fates and members of Police Hen Asso., Court
luntlngdon, No 291, F of A. invited to fu
neral. Sat, 1:30 n m . 2,-38 N 31st st Int
Mt. PeacoyCem. Friends may call Frl . 8 to 10
' TJE COlTi-Tenth Month 28tK HANNAH J .
widow of Francis De Cou, aged 77 Relatives
and frlendH Invited to funeral, Fourth-dav. 2 p.
rn., grandson's residence. Henrv w. Willis. 120
'rP ve.. Haddonfield, N. J Int. private.
Harleleh Cem.. Camden.
DKIOHEN. Oct. 2ft, JOSEPH DEIGHEN.
late of 21,'i 8. American st.. husband of Rose
Delghe". Relatives and frienda, Holy Name So
ciety ot St Joseph's Church, Invited tn funernl,
Rat... MO a, m., residence of son-in-law. Wm.
Ichlel. 24 Fltzwster st. Mass of requiem St.
3o!?MXS.S'llnhJ10 a m- ,nt Hoi' Cross Cem.
DOHERTY Oct28. CHARLES, husband of
Marr Doherty (nee Cnen). Relatives and friends
Jnvlied to funeral. Sat., 8:30 a. m . 1312 N.
Crease nt. Solemn requiem mass St. Michael's
Church in a. rn. Int Nw Cathe(ra (.'em
DONOHUE. dct 28. CHARLES P. husband
nf Clara c. Donnhue (nee Kelly), formerly of
Pottsvllle. Pa. Relatives nnd friends Invited
to funeral Sat.. 8:30 a. m. 3141 Cedar st.
flolmn high requiem mass Church of the Na
"'I'.J.'J,. "a Int Holy Sepulchre Cem.
DRIVEn. Oct. 29. MARY V., wife of George
Ray Di iver daughter of Charles and late Mary
Vialte'-ii Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral. But 7:30 a m.. 3011 Ludlow st. High
mass of requiem St, James's Church 0 a nt
Int. private.
DtiFFEY Oct. 30 5f AROARET A . Ifo of
William Duffer. Relatives and friends in.
vlted to funeral. Rat.. 8:30 n. m 420 N 01st
at. High mass Our Ladv of Rosary Church
J a. m Int Old.f athedral Cem.
ECCLES. Oct. 28, 742 N. 40th st MAR.
CARET A. .wife of John EcVles. aged ; 88. Ittla
VnT.?n "nt 'r"nd, Invltert to services. Thurs".
arnt K. Sladdock. 2227 W. Venango st. IS
tirlvate.
Int.
, EISENHARDT Oct 29, CHRISTIAN hus
band of Mary Elsenhardt (nee Fritz), aged 48
ReI?.u,K" ,and. friends, members Steuben Lodge
U. p ail,. International Brotherhood of Hook
hinders. Local ,o. 2, employes Murphy & Parker
Co., Invited to funeral Thurs. 2 p. m 1'Vi
K Sartain st. Int Oreenmount Cem. Auto
funeral. Remains may bo viewed Wed., 7 to o
tr m.
. ELLIOTT. Oct, 30. REBECCA, wife of Wil
liam Elliott. Relative, and friends Invited
to funeral services, Frl.. 2:30 p." ra.. B031
Cedar ave. Int. private. ' ""
uinaiuni j.- uci i'o, JULIA
an.., , w cor. tsutn ana (Jreenway ave. Solemn
hUh mass of requiem. Church of Dlessed s.5,..
went 10 a, rn. Int New Cathedral Cem. Auto
RANK. --Oct TS. LUCY ANN. wife of
Xrancla Frank aged 8a. Relatives and frl.nds
fctvltml to services. Wed. 7 p. m , 80S W tfoVrli
m.1 further "rvlces ?t Ridge Valley Church 10
, m Tlll. Int. R.de Va" Church tiroiinV.
'FRANKLIN Oct. 28. JOHN 1. H.S'.
wale M. Franklin (nee Roepke) and son nf
o. iieorra ana Anna rTangun. Relatives and
kas. m vocieiiea oi wnicn ne was a memhee
d t attend funeral. Frl.. '"VSTi
rtsh at .Solemn high mass Church 'of th.
option iu a. m. int Ho y Henulchre
DIS-WOLFB Oct. SO. .rTre'n7,nrtr .
T E.. widow, of Nathaniel Wolfe ami
vter oi taw oamuei nu Rebecca Qad s
Ives and friends Invited to .ervtces Kr
, m.. on residence. John R. Oadls lii
ington ave.. 'irenion, N J. int. Wl lilni
--m Somerton. Pa. tiiiam
Lgif. Ort s. ADRAITAM .8. husband of
. ."' H5? .iD? evu). son of late
rltk and Catharine Hash. Relatives LnS
Is. eniplores, phlla, Postofrice InWtcd W
. oJt) a, m,. 1021 S. Sin si. Solemn
? --ri "..
a, ni. -int. uainedrai Cetn.
a,. vv. in, iu.uc.vi A 11.. wife
n, iicuKCi.
73. Relailv
rfackett. aged
""- fSL,s- " arid friends
Eneral, Thurs., a p m. W. TWlJSSJ
orna. Pa. Int XanghorhoSI. a
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'Oct. 81V JOlfW I 1....1
nler (nee Wltmer) .i "!,,"""?. .
HVt 4 friends, employes of i R. r 'JV,Y
m 'ii!uBerijq uarn. invited to funeral aWJ
L -hmr, . p, at, 3029 N loth Wt' TnV
Hilifa, . m . ia luoerai.car leaving fii
rfriBi" w. erj.. juaw am
$-Mrj.Arh-xx : r. eddenlv J WILUAM
atU.rr M Msrrfc;s4nt- BeHwTmhi,
!te Micnaei nnnertr ana Mary Flnnerty fl nn
lirroertr of .1220 S. 11th st. Relatives 'and
jrHeads. D, V. JL Sodality of the Blessed'sacVa.
-ment Church. Invited to funeral. Pri.. en .
imvriifl
14(1 N. Hirst at, Int American Mechanlca'
Cem. Auto funeral, Friends mar call Vi ed,. 8
,0HAr'tKa' Oct, 28, NATAUE. daughter of
August and late llertha Harikaxaged 2.V Itela.
lives and frienda, 1'arkslde Circle, No. 072,
Foresters ot America. Invited to services,
Thurs , 2 p. m., uncle's residence, Thomas
Radwell, 1140 Cheater pike. Moore. Pa. Int.
private. Friends may call Wed , after 7.30
p, m. Auto service,
HABEH. -At Chester, ra.. Oct. 28, 1017,
AlXJLl'H, txdoved. husband of Louisa Haser
(nee Yaegen), aged (12 years. Relatives and
irlenda ot the family, also Herman Dyers' an I
Print, rs' Asso,. Iilhefty Yscht Club, ate In
vlted to funeral services, on Thurs. afternoon at
2 o'clock, at his Into residence, 3201 N. 3d st.
Int. Lawn Croft Cem . . ..
HKYHURN. Oct. 30. StATA HEYIll'RN
Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Sat..
7:30 a. m., residence of cousin. Jits. Peter llren
nen. 1DU4 Flttgerald st. Solemn high masa ot
requiem St. Mnlachy's Church V a. m. Int. Old
Cathedral Cem.
HOIISON. Near West Orove. Pa., Oct. 20,
SOPHIE COLLINS, widow of Joarph M.
Hobson. Relatives and trlepds Invited to fu
neral without further notice, residence of
daughter. Mrs. Louis Wlnlrer, near vest
(trove. Thurs,. 2 p. in. Int New London N. 11.
"UllTCIIIES Oct. 29, THERESA O . wife of
.Tames J. Hughes, 0(123 Regent st . daughter of
Joseph nnd Mary Deckler. Relatives and friends
Invited to funernl. Sat . 8:30 a in., 322 N. 42d
st , W Phlla. High mass of requiem Church of
the Most lllessed Sacrament 10 a m. Int. Holy
Cross Cem Auto funernl.
JOHNSON Oct 29. FRANK M.. husband ot
Susanna L. Johnson, Relatives and friends,
Klngseaslng Lodge. No. 309. I. O. O. F.i em
ployes Custom House, Invited to services.
Thurs. 8 p. m , 1307 S. 49th st. Int. private,
r.vEK..LKTt'. - Oct. 28. IIERTIIA. wife of
Charles Kebler and daughter of John anil late
Annie Hell Relatlvea and friends Invited to
funeral, Thurs , 2 t. m . 8 River road, Mont
gemery Co . Pa. Services at the home. Int.
prlvnle, W Laural Hill Cem .
, KELLER. Oct 30. PHILIP KELLER, hus
band of late Mary Keller (nee Arnold). Rela
tives and friends invited to funeral services,
Thurs 10 :: a. in , parlors of William Rowen,
'"SVi-'i'l"!
'3,1 17 (lirar.l ave. jni. private, uuxes-
wll I'em
KIEPNKR Oct 30. nt HOW Market St..
AUOl.l'll WILLIAM husband of Carrie Klef
ner, nged 43 Relatlv and friends, WnshltiR
ton Camp. No. am, P O. S of A.. (10th nnd
Market Sts Business Men's Asso . Invited to
services, Frl . 2 p. m . Oliver H l'alr llldg.,
1820 Chestnut st Int private Friends rnaj
tall Thurs , 7 to 10 P. m . 1KJO Chestnut st
Kl'PITZ. Oct 30. CIIARI.nS J Kl'PITZ,
husband of late Pauline Kunltz. nged 73
Relatives and friends. Kensington Labor
Lvceum Asso.. Soclallstlsrher Sihuhereln,
Warpers' and Warn Dressers' lien. Ass . lllu
mcnthil Kranken I'nlerst Vereln No 1, In
vited to funeral services. Sal . 2 p. m.. 30J3
N Lelthgow st. Int. (lermantown Cemetery.
LEVIS 0t 30. HANNAH 1". widow of
Shallrross Levis and daughter of late William
and Margaret T. Newton. Relatives and frlruiW
Invited to funeral services. Frl , 2 p. m , 2U13
Cherry st Int. private, Arlington Cein
LINOKItMAN Oct 29. JOHN K., husband
of late Mary E Llngerman, aged 04. Relatives
and friends, employ1 of Henrv Dlsston & Sons
Invited to funeral, Thurs., 2 p. in . 3101 Welsh
rd.. llolmesburg, Phlla. Int. William Pcnn
Cem. Auto funernl.
LITTLE. On Mon.. Oct 29 at late residence.
302 Riverside Drive New York. STEPHEN
LITTLE, aged bO. F.ncral private. Int Bal
timore. Md. .
MclIRlDE Oct 29, MAROARET (1 . wife of
John J. Mcllrlde nnd daughter of iJiwrence J
nnd Margaret T Bloomer Relatives and friends.
League of the Sacred Heart. Invited to funeral
Sat . 8 a. m , 2302 Pltzwnter st Solemn high
mass of requiem st Anthunj's Churih U.30 a
m Int. New Cathedral Cem.
MpKNIOHT Oct. 29. SA.MPEL. husband ot.
Elizabeth McKnlght (me l.oKan. formerly of
23'!.'! Federal st Relntive sand friends, mem
berg of Coanuanok Lodge. No 4113. I O. O t . .
Bethany Brotherhood and Bethanv Bible 1'nlon.
Invited to funoril. Thurs.. 2 ti tn 234, ( atho
rlne st. Int. Ml Morlah Cent Remains mav
be viewed Wed . from S to 1M n m
Mr-CORKLE Oct 29. ROBERT II. huslMnd
of Knto McCorkle. Relatives nnd friends In
vited to funeral services, Thurs. 2 3() p m
Keystone ave. above West Chester pike, t'pper
Darby, Delaware County. Pa. Int. Arlington
Cem Auto funiral Remains may ue viewed
Mc'LA mil LIN Suddenly. Oct 30. MAR
GARET MtLACClHLIN. of 201s Christian st
Relatives nnd friends. H V M. Sodality and
League of Sacred Heart of St. Teresa's Church
Invited to funeral. Sat . s 30 a. m residence of
brother. Patrick MiLnughlln, 1031 llalnlirldgn
st Solemn mass or requiem St Teresa's
Church, 10 a. ni. Int Cathedral Cem. Auto
funernl
MERKEL At St Louis. Oct. 30. HENRY
A , son of lute Henrv and Kl'za Merkel. aged
70 Due notice of funeial given
MERSHON On 0t. 311 JAMES A MER
SHON. Relatives nnd friends invited to funeral
sti 'ices. on Frl . 2 p.m . at hla late residence,
L'-'Jl N. 19th St. Int. private.
MILltY. Oct. 29. JENNIE, wife of late
Peter A. Mllbv Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral. Frl . 1 p m . southwest side of
Albany ave., Harrington, N .1. Int. Pernwood
Cem. Tak" Clementon car. Mnrket St. Perry.
Autn funeral. (
MITOFSKY. Oct 30. ILLIS LPSTER MIT
OFSKY. son of Barney and late Sadie Luster
Mltofsky, ascd 27. Due notice of funeral will be
given
MORNING Oct 30, WILLIAM J . husband
of Edith Morning and son of William nnd Marv
A, Morning and grnndson of late Thomas and
Bridget Manning Funeral, to which the rela
tives nnd friends are Invited on Sit . 8 30 n. m..
from ills parents' residence. 1710 Snder ave
Solemn mass of requiem at Church of St Mon
ica1 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto
service.
MORRIS. Oct 30. MARY K . wife of Jeffries
M Morris and daughter of late Thomas nnd
Mar Barber, aged 48 Relatives and friends
Inlvted to funeral services. Fri.. 11 n. m. Glen
Mills, Delaware. County. Pa. Int. Mt. Morlah
Cem Friends may cull Thurs eve. Auto fu
neral MCLLEN Suddenly, Oct 30. MICHAEL J
husband ot Mary A. Mullen (nee Mc(Ilnley) nnd
son of late. Jnmes ami Bridget Mullen Rela
tives and friends Invited to funernl. Sat , 7'30
a. m , 5420 Vine St.. West Phlla Solemn mass
of requiem Church of Our Lady of Victory 9
n m Int. St. Denis's Cem Auto funeral.
NEUIiAl'ER. On Oct 30. HENRI C . of
Cvnwyd. Pa , after a short illness, husband
of Manuela and father ot Julia and Dolores
Neubauer. Funeral private. Kindly omit flow
cis New' York papers please copv.
ODENATT Oct 29. WILLIAM If. ODEN
ATT. nged 70. Rtlatlves nnd friends. Kensing
ton Lodge. No. 211, P. A. M.. Kensington It. A.
C. No. 238: Meade Post. No. 1. O. A. R :
Schoolmen's Club, nnd all other organizations of
which he was a member. Invited to funeral serv
Ices. Thurs., 2 p m , 3531 N. 18th at. Int.
Westminster Cem
PA1IST Oct 3D. suddenly WILLIAM J .
husband of Julia Pubst (nee Hammer), son of
Lena Luedecke. agej 34 Relatives nnd friends.
Prospect Lodge, No K7S P. and A. M , all
other organizations of which he was n member.
Invited to funeral service. Frl . 1.30 p. m..
20 Chester pike, Sharon Hill. Pa Int private.
Friendo may call Ihurs , 8 to 10 p. m. Auto
service.
PRICE Oct. 28 FRANK K.. husband of
Annie 11 Price, aged 44 Relatives and friends
employes of Curtis Publishing Co , Invited to
funeral, Thurs . 2 p m , 27 Marlton ave., Cam
den N J. Int Harlelgh Cem. Friends may
call Wed . 7 to 10 p. m.
RHISTER Suddenly. Oct. 28. ELIZABETH
REISTER. widow of latH Charles F Relster.
aged 04 Relatives and friends invited to
funeral services. Sat . 2 p ni . 329 E. somlng
ate Int. Greenmount Cem.
RICHARDS Ocr. 29. MARY II . daughter of
Adeline E. and late Phlloitien Rlrhards, Rela
tives and friends. Mission Circles of Nlcefown
Baptist Church. Invited to funernl services. Frl .
10 a m.. residence of mother. 3043 N 19th st .
Tlogu. Int. private. Friends may call Thurs.
"llIr-HARDSON Oct. 28 CLARENCE A., son
of late Katie Richardson (nee Gerhab) and son
of William R. and Ellmlna Richardson, aged
17. Relatives and friends, emntojes Saxamore
& Co., Invited to funeral services. Wed , 2 p
m., parents residence s W ror 4th and York
sta. Remains may te viewed Tues . 8 to 10
p. m. Int. private, Nnrthwood Cem.
RUIIINSON Oct 211. ANNICE. widow of
Benjamin Robinson, aged 70 Relatives nnd
friends invited to fumrnl services, Thurs , 2 p.
m . residence of son-in-law, James A Crabtree.
3022 Hamilton st. Int private Mt. Vernon
Cem. Prlends may view remains Wed , after 7
p. m
SCHOENrELD Oct. 30 HERMAN T , hus
band of Oda T. Schoenfeld aged 02 Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral Sat , 2
Fm . feoth st and Crothers ave (40th Ward)
nt. Mt, Morlah Cem. Remains may bo viewed
Frl.. 7 to in n m.
SCHWARTZ Oct. 28. THEODORE O , son
of late Capt, Rudolph and Sophie M, Schwartz
aged 29. Relatives and friends. Lovnl Council.
No 781 P P A . emplnes of Lit Bros rug
department. Invited to funeral services, Thurs.
2 p. m , residence of brother. Ernest Schwartz.
2320 Nicholas st. (23d and Columbia ave,). In.
clneratlon and int. private Chelten Hills Cre
matory. Remains may be viewed Wed , after 7
p m.
SCHWARZ Oct 29. ANNA M . daughter of
Margaret and late John Miller and wife of Fred
erick G. Schwarz, aged 20 Relatives and frienda
invited to funeral. Thurs .3pm. apartments
of William II. Battereby. 3310 N Broad st.
Int. Northwood Cem Remains may be viewed
Wed . KtolUp.ni.
HHUSTER. Oct 30, ELIZABETH, wife of
William JI. Shuster and daughter of late John
NO COLD CORNERS
Every room warm nnd cozy, cen
In zero weather, and fuel bills from
25 to 40 per cent less than ever be
fore That was the experience last
winter of those who Installed the
Fleck Modern Way Plpeless Furnace.
No Ions pipes to waste the heat.
Every particle Roea where It Is
needed, leaving- cellar cool enough to
safely store irun ana veRcrnmea,
NO smoxe, no uust,
no coat gas. Low Initial
cost Installed In about
a day. Wrlto for book
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Due notice of funeral from
3307 N. Falrhllt at.
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H1EVERT, Oct 20, ELIZABETH T.. daugh
ter of Ellen and late Charles Slevert. Relatives
and .friends, employes Bell Telephone Co., in
vited to funeral. Sat.. 830 . m . mother's
West I'hlis. Sol
emn mass of requiem Church of Our Lady of
Victory 10 a
Int tfnlv r,ni Cm.
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nil Oct
80, MAROARET J., wife, of
William. Smith and daughter of Rachel and. late
Aitrea Hooper, of llarrlsburg. Pa , aged on.
Relatives nnd friends Invited to funeral serv
ices, Frl., 2 p, m., parlors of Charles Pflzen
maler & Son 1330 Poplar at. Int. private,
Greenmount Cem. Remains may be vlowed
Thurs. 7 to 0 p, in. Auto funeral, Omit flowers.
STEWART Oct, .10, KATB E widow of
Captain Robert F, Stewart, nged 74. Rela
tives nnd friends Invited to funeral services,
Prl , 2 p in , residence of nepnew, Frank A.
Walk. 0008 Ridge ave , Koxborough. Int. pri
vate, STOVER Oct. 30, EMMA J. daughter of
late Joseph and Rachel Stover. Int. private.
Tltoru vs. Tenth Month 20th. ANNA
THOMAS, nged 81. runeral Friends" Meeting
House, Burlington, N. J , Fifth-day, Eleventh
Month 1st. 2 p. m. Train leaves Market st.
ferry. Phlla., 1 p. m , for Burlington. Friends
may call Fourth-day, 8 p m., resldeno of sister.
Mnrgarettn T. Mlckle, , Prospect ave? Moores
town, N. J
VANCE Oct. 30. nERTHA A., widow of
Arthur II. Vance. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral services, Frl . 2 p. m.. B821
Thomas ave. Int private.
WALTON Tenth Month .lnth, near Willow
Grove. Pa . SETH T WALTON, nged 09. Rela.
tlves and friends Invited to funeral, late resi
dence, Slth-day, 111 enth Month 2d, 1 p. m
nnd at Snleburv Jmi.ihIV Meeting House, .1
p. m
WEEKS. Oct. 30. ISABELLA, wife of
Jnmes II. Weeks and daughter of Thomas and
Isabella Dixon, of Carlisle, England, nged 37.
Relatives and friends Invited to funernl serv
ices, Frl , 2 !r. m , 100 W Huntingdon st
Int. private. Greenmount Cem Remains mav
be viewed Thurs. eve. Auto funernl. Carlisle
and London papers copv.
WOODING Oct. 30, JOHN, husband of Jane
Wooding Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral services, Prl.. 2 p. m., residence of
brother. Isaac Wooding, Keenan St., La Mott.
Pa. Int. private, Northwood Cem. Remains
mav be viewed Thurs .. 7 to 9 p m.
YOPNO Oct. 30 WILLIAM, husbnnd of late
Veronica Young, HeMtlvos and friends. Iron
Molders' Union, Local No 1.". Invited to fu
nernl. Sat . 8 30 o in . residence of son. Joseph
Young. 3241) Jovce st High requiem mass
Ascension Church 10 a. m. Int private. Re
mains may be viewed Fri eve.
VOITNO on Oct 2s. 1917 WILLIAM R
YOPNO. son of lain .Tames nnd Marguret Young
Relatives Hnd friends invited to funeral serv
ices . on Sat . at 2 p rn , nt Into residence,
1310 1. Philip st Int Mt Morlah Cem Re
mains may bo viewed Frl eve
EDUCATIONAL
lloth Seei
Banks Night School
niiiUT iutsim;s om:nin(:4
Hundred cf pood pajltiK positions aro
betnj? openrd overy day for men nnd
women qunliflrd to fill thnn OHUo as
ftlstants, ucsountantn. etonoKrnphTB nnd
serri'tnrles nro In Rreatst dt inand This
Brcat acrr ditfd HuBlnrs Si'liool Is thfl
plaro tn studv and prop.irp to .111 one of
th.se worthwhile poiltlonn rf.slons
fwrv nlKht except Haturdav Special
elassrs taught Tuesda3 and Thursdas
llnter any timu
Banks Business .College
Oir tllKSTM'T STKKCT
Salesmanship Public Speaking
CLAFS AND PIUVATE lNPTHUCTION
under a Lecturer and Teacher of 20 earit In
ternatlonal experience and etab. reputation.
NATIONAL EFFICIENCY LEAGUE
COS CH1.MM.T MIIEHT
Night School okl,
Sliorthind, nnftltsh. Penmanship.
PALMT.R SCHOOL. Ill 8 10th St.
STRAYER'S
Thn lleit llulnesn School
801-K07 rheitnut Street
Positions Guaranteed. Knter now. Day or ntsht.
Younjr Men nnd Hota
"ATTKMl A TIXIINICAI. SCHOOL If not Id
the army it's our patriotic duty."
MUSIC
COMBS CONSERVATORY
33d Tear. IndlWdual Instruction. Personal
BnpervMcn AM branches A School of
Public Performance Teachers Normal
Tralnins Course Public School Music Su
pervision lesrci conferred Reciprocal
relations with I nl of Pa Dormitories for
women A School of Inspiration, Loyalty,
Success Year Hook free
Gilbert Itnjnold, Combs, Director
Offices, Studio. Dormitories Iiroad &. Reed.
hristensQn
SCHCUl, OF
POPULAR NUS1C
RAGT1MU IN 20 I.E'sMI.Vs. PIANO, 1 lUII.P.LE
Alt Instruments. Phone now for booklet,
l.V.'ll hestnut St. Phone Spruce IIH7,
1413 Yenancu SI Phone TIoeii 32(11,
HELEN ACKROYD-CLARE
VOlC'i: CI I.Tt'KK ART OP MXOINO
Contralto Soloist, Church of the llolv Trinity,
studio, Pfto Hull, Walnut nt 17th M.
PHILIP WAIIKKN
OK-p,
P.STKV IIM.T.
COOKE
Phila. Conservatory 0F 'ssIclsth Bt
Dlro tors- D. IT Eierman. II Van Den Reemt.
yT m. c. a. school of music
Send (or catalog. 25 courses, 1421 Arch strut.
STEAMSHIPS
ECONOMY,
COMFORT and PLEASURE
TRAVELING SOUTH
Merchants and Miners Trans. Co aervice'from
Haitlmore and Philadelphia to Kaannah and
Jacksonville "Ily Sea" Is belnc maintained as
usual, which utters tho best way to travel South
In comfort nt low fares with best service, one
way and round trip tlrkets to principal points,
IncludlnR meals and stateroom accommodations
on steamer It will b to sour advantaco tu
consult us nbout jour trip South.
TWUt itf,r t --' So Hroad St.
Ticket Olfice j pWT ls So I)(tU A
General Office. Paltlmore, Md.
W. P TL'BNEIl. O- P. A.
AUTUMN RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY. N. .1.
VAflRl n'Q Greatest Hotel Succesj
" Greatest Resort
Dine or Sup In tho Famous
SUBMARINE GRILL
Spacious Plrepronf Harare
Galen HaiT
TLAImCl.lTYN.J.
Hotc
idSanaiorium
Nat ft
acnor.
lrKl nrn ci
Tonic and fcuratlvo baths.
UAHS M-A1.U COMPANY.
CJo'ciJ"
Hotel Boscnhpl Kentucky ave nesr
I1UIC1 IJUSCOUei J)Mcn Open all year.
Special fall rates. Phone 117. A E. Marlon.
Westminster Jy- ,ave: ??ar J'each. ciev.
JI.!. tin .5 '' Private baths, run.
- "?. wkly:.,!! "f."3811 Cha. Buhre!
iaiCEWOOD, N. 3.
THE LAUREL HOUSE
Is now open. First Class American Plan
Hotel. Fine train service. Delightful
autumn climate. A sho.-t motor run
from Camp Dlx at Wriehtstown.
A. J. MUItPHY. Msr.
C. V. MURPHY, Asst, Mrr
Iikenood, N. J,
JVNNAPOLPjMD.
HOTEL MARYLAND
ANNAPOLIS. MD.
HALF IIOUK IIY TROLLEY mOU
CASIP 1IK.MIK
European Flan, il per day and up. 'Modsra.
un to date, cheerful. Suites with prlvat bath
Baltlmor. and Washington cars stop t tft
door, anil Kooro open until mldnUht.
. J-N. 8MITIf. Iroprl.tor.
CHARLF.STON. 8. C.
VillaMargheritalnn
CnARLF-STON, 8. O.
OrerleoWne the beautiful B-iuth Batterr. F)rs(.
class accommodations. In residential cloa,
Writs for Partlcuiara.
(Pp
Vkx-py
LlOT
PA1X0EL POST
PAWNSHOP AT 904 VINE
Loans .11000 for (10
flrlnr yonr diamonds, watches and Jewelry te
the largest pawnshop In the world,
Walter's Pawnshop, 904 Vine
BONDED TO TUB CITV
Ne connection nllb
any oilier plnres.
Keystone
Park 03IS D.
did
Reliable
MALONE
The Pioneer Bicycle
Man
Stands linrk ot Ids
BICYCLES
AIAYAYS n,S n,nOAIN9 IN
NFAV IIICYCI.F.S
S30.00 nnd Up
Liberal allownnre on your old
nlocle. ChsIi or easy payments.
SciomMIund lllr.it les, 13.00 Up
TIRES, 11.00 IIP
Everythinit In tho Plcyele Line at
lowest l'ossiDin 1'rices
7ok us over before purchasing else.
where snd you will save money. We do
ntckxi olitlnir, enomellnc. brazlnc vulran
liinir and we dine. All kinds nf ronalr
work Buaranteed. We are cheaper than the
cheapest. Our work Is better than the best,
rail nnd be convinced. Open evonlnirs and
Sundas. Daddy of low prices and quality
GEORGE C. MALONE
1103-05 (llrnrd Asenue
NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER PLACES
BANCINO
MRS. KEENAN, 30 K. Logan st . nermantown.
privato and class lessons. WyomlnR S7S7 W.
LOST AND FOUND
HAnPIN -Lost, platinum harpln, containing
about in or
il illnmonds, I Inches lonp. tloo
reward; no questions asked
P n07, Ledger
urnce
PERSONALS
NOT ItESPONSim.E
traded bv myself.
Market st.
for anv debts unless ron
AL'OPST W. AV1UTE, 83:6
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
DELL TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
Work near 5our home In pleasant nnd
healthful surroundings, with excellent
opportuntles for rapid advancement.
There are twenty-eight Hell Central
Offices In Philadelphia, probably there
Is one within a few blocks of your
home. Unusual opportunities for earn
est. Intelligent young women between
lb and 22 lours of age.
New employes are paid while learning
arid aro readily advanced.
Pleasant dining rooms, where the best
of food ls sold at cost, in every Cen
I al Office.
Comfortable sitting rooms for read
ing and relaxation when off duty.
Good opportunity for senior and su
pervising positions.
Apply at 400 Market street dally, ex
cept Sunday, 8 30 a. m. to 5 p. m.
BOOKKEEPER'S ASSISTANT on ledger, with
previous experience, $12 to begin, with nd
isncement. Apply P. D. Dougherty & Co.
17th nnd Indlin.t nve.
CHAMTIERMAIDS. J20 per month, with board
lodging nnd laundry work. appIv to the su
perintendent, Philadelphia Hospital for Con
tagious Diseases, 2d and Luzerne sts , Phila
delphia. COMPTOMETER OPERATOR wanted In large
ofllre. permanent position, good salary; hours
8 30 to fi. one-half dav Saturday; no over
time. Apply American Stores Co., 400 Noble,
elghthfloor
COOK, white. Protestant reference required;
wages $8. Phone Oermantown 2023.
EMBROIDERERS and girls for hand embroid
ering Apply Smith-Ramsey Embroidery Co.,
1(11(1 Market st.
OIRL. white, for general housework: small
family. Annlv nt once 1744 N. Sth st .
GIRL to work
burner. 1720
In optical stop.
Chestnut.
J. E. Llme-
OIRLS Steady all-the-vear-round work for
girls, over 10 jears, nnd active women. In a
modern, up-to-date factory building; ideal
location for W Phila. girls on account of
close proximity to subway. Paring, Lancaster,
Darby. Spruce. Baltimore t.vc. and Spring
Garden bridge surface lines operators wanted
In tho assembling dept., where the work Is
light and clean, also on presses, tappers and
other light machines. For details, particu
lars, call at factory or by Keystone or Hell
telephones. Mr Ford. In care of the II. T.
Palste Co., 3201 Arch St.
GIRLS, over 17. wanted for clean, pleasant
factory work: well paid while learning and
excellent chance for rapid advancement. Ap
Ply Mr. Stoltr. 112 N. 12th st.
GIRLS wanted to work on folding paper boxes
Brown & Bailey Co., N. W. cor. Franklin
and Willow sts.
GIRLS, over 10, wanted light, congenial work!
48-hour week chance for advancement. Ket
terllnus Co 40.1 Arch st.
GIRLS, over 10 eara old. for ll-ht work In
factory. Apply Lanston Monotpe Machine Co..
24 th and Locust
GIRLS wanted at Wunderle's candy factory
1 1 S 32 Pegg el (opposite 440 N. 2d st.).
GIRLS, over 10 years, for factory work. Apply
William H. Hart. Jr 240 Chestnut st.
GIRLS to address envelopes; answer In own
handwriting, A 329, Ledger Office.
NURSE. French-Swiss, care of 1 child.
Overhrook 01
Phone
STENOGRAPHER, capable and energetic per
manent position with manufacturing house
state salary desired and other particulars'
J 013. LedgerCentral. -nfruiars.
STENOGRAPHER, public, will be given rent
free In return for taking care of office In ab.
sence of occupant, M 749.LederCen.tral.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR on amall T. II v n
office of manufacturing concern: substitute
position with possibility of permanency. M 750
LedBerCentra.
TYPIST wanted by electrical supply company
advancement for young lady who la quick and
accurate 1017 Race st.
WAITRESSES. t20 per month, with board, lodr.
Ing and laundry work. Apply to the sun.T.
Intenaent. i-miaaeipnia Hospital for Coi.
taglnus Diseases, 2d and Luzerne sts,,
Pblla.
qeipnia.
WARD MAIDS and cleaners. $18 per month
with board, lodging and laundry wotk. a2-?
to the superintendent. Philadelphia HosDltii
iSjsslf!!!!!i!ld x'"" ".
YOUNO LADIES, s. with severaTyears" exD.ri"
-ncs In booukeenlng. for rhl,iH -.:.. rv"
freight bill", etc.: in reply gUe full MrtlJ:
g Invoices,
'"11 panic-
Ulars. x' Bitt. i.euger untce.
YOUNG LADY In large office; must be m.,r
enced In general oftlce work: state espjpien,1"
and salary wanted, P C20, Ledger Office
WOMEN WANTED
Your bus ness training, regardless of th
particular line, will bring you large and n.r
manent returns under our new co-operatlva
sales plan. In order to qualify you must
ambitious, energetic and capable of earnln?
at least 11? per week. Applicants rriS-r E
. v-nra or age or over. Am, - i - "-
ri-'vn.t ian M. lsih st. "' ' person.
Yost. 139 8. ISth st.
HELP WANTED-MALE
APPRENTICE HOY In drafting department of
large manufacturing concern; one with iiieS?
experience In tracing for manual training tor.
ferred; apply by letter only, stating i.l P"
Eerlence. reference and salary expected A'nniu
lexter Metal Manufacturing Co.. Front and
Jrvils -Mli-rn
ATLANTIC REFININO V.O,
NEEDS
CJAIirENTERS
CHAUFFEURS
OLAHS PACKER
OUARDH
BOILERMAKER HELPERS
R1GOER8' HELPERS
PIPEFITTERS' HELPER8
49-hour week: only men of experlenr. n,i
apply The Atlantu, Refining Co.. Emplot
ment Dept.. Phlla. gate, 8144 Pssunk aveT
TOOL DESIONKua. experienced on Jlgi
and
nxiures; ccriicnfc ut-puriunuy ror the
men. Apply Remington Arms Co.. Eddystone
li. Brlng reference. """itom.
right
AUTOMOBILE, MECHANICS, flrstlass TWsTtT
ed. Apply to Oeprge Deltx, shop foreman
nulck Motor Co.. Hroad and Poni", mn.
BLUE-rniNTER. exp., preferably acquainted
with photo slot machine. Apply liemlnjton
Arm Co.. Eddystone. J brjngrJri
BOOKKEEPER wanted, state saTaryj referTnT?
required. Apply to FRBK. RUMP"8 lo-5q
Ho. Langhorne.Pa. '
BOOKKEEPER'S ASSISTANT, lwa,eni"
with advancement, for actlis oumc man. V
U14 Ledger Ofrlce- "
BOOKKEEPER, assistant, wanted In factory In
northeast section, state experience and age
LedgejBjajHowslland Torrssdals ave"
KUi wanicu in auv-rr-isuitc sgency, gac-u oppor
tunny it you are ernrsi ana ambitious, state
L. v -( vw-wwi, r ipt
Ir" ''' 1
JMTJ
K1 H
HELP WANTED MAI.B
Continued from Frecerflng Coliimw
DOT, over 10; chance to learn irood tradel rapid
advancement, l'orter Dros. Textile Co.. eta
anq Hunting 1'srK ave.
BOY for office and errands.
12S S, Cth st.
Apply Van Diver,
nOYB WANTED FOR NIOIIT WOnKI
HUH
T nE OVER
IB! UlIAINlilJ run
APPLY AFTER."
DY
r i. Ti? ii n b! ll nwrnrv FIFTH
FLOOh.
HOYS Slrona; bole, over 10 ',arj'"rtea ,'
Wunderle's candy factory, ll8-32 Pese st.
(opposite Un N, 2d St.). ,
CANDY MAKEn Assistant hard candy maker
wnntedi steady employment! penerouM to suit
able man. see foreman. Wunderle's Can?
Factory, 11H-132 Pane at., orposlte 410 N.
2d st.
CARPENTER8
WAOES: F. W.
f,0 WANTED! GOOD
MARK
LUMilKUu'
APPLY IULDWIN-8 OMAnD, ""
nACKH, OPPOSITE CIUm LYN.NH
STATION. ON CHESTER TIKE.
CARPENTERS First-class men wanted for
work in our planti steady work! only experi
enced men wanted. Apply the Atlantic Us
finery Co., Employment Dept., Phlla. Bate,
9144 1'assyunK ave.
CHAUFFEURS Men wanted. halna .experi
ence on Ford cars, for passeiuer s.eri Ice. Ap
ply the Atlantic Reflninir Co.. l.mplojment
Dept.. Phlla. gate, H144 l'nasyunk. ave.
CLERK, well educnted, jounc -between the aires
of 20 nnd 20. who is looklne for a (tood posi
tion with a fine opportunity for aoancerneni,
must be at least a hlsh-school ,radiiate. Ap
ply Atlantic Ref. Co.. Employment Dept..
Phlla. gate. 8144 Passyunlc ave.j.l'hlji
CLERK Christian young man for electrical
eupplv companv; advancement ror Drigni,
capable man. 1017 Race sL
CLERK, for general office, work, not over 19
cars of age. A 110. Ledger Office.
CLOTHING STOCKKEEPEiyJ
Experienced men on keeping stocks of men s
clothes! Ferry & Co.. ltith and Chestnut eti
DENTIST wanted for Honolulu; "!' no
object; examination Jnnuar. Dr. H. Clem-
mens, Honolulu, T. H.
DRAFTSMEN on construction work; 11320 to
12000 per annum, depending on experience
nnd ability; must be American citizens and
apply In person at Frankford Arsenal, Civil
Hervlco Division, 8 to 10 n.m.
21 TO SB. APPLY TO,.
WELLS-FAROO CO . EXPRESS DEPOT
Zl?i3ilAfi- RANSOM
DRIVERS wanted for route 0 days a week:
steady work: good wages. Apply Crane s Ice
Jeajrlr'o.12S8 S 23d St.
DRIVERS 'or drop-bottom wagons and carts.
II. CAmlilerSTn Old York road. ,
ELECTRICIANS 2," union Interior electricians
for WrlBhtstown. N. J : 00c per hour: lodging
and transportation furnished free from Phlla.
dclnhla onlv. Irwin & J.elghton, 1B4 N, 12th.
ENGINEER wanted, one who understands elec
tricity and refrigeration; steady work all
lear round: no firing , In writing state salary
wanted.lM,2ilJ JiedgeOfflce;
ENOINEER wanted, with thorough knowledge of
high-speed engino and D. C. generator. iJall.
with reference. Keystone Lantern Ce tats
road nnd Cottmnn st.
FIREMAN
FOR
OFFICE HUILDINO BOILERS
WHITE. STEADY EMPLOYMENT
APPLY ROOM 431
LAND TITLE HUILDINO
FOREMAN for large electrical repair shop: good
executHe. with wldo experience; give details
nnd experience nnd salary expected. M .44,
Ledger central.
fiAiinnvt'.n wanted, one familiar w)ththe
trimming of all kinds of trees. Apply v-m
roster. 1208 N. 31st st
GLASS PACKER Man wanted to pack glass
nnd do general warehouse work. Applv the
Atlantic Refining Co., Employment Dept.,
Phlla. gate.3144 Passunlj
GUARDS Steady, sober, experienced men want
ed for guard duty. 8-hour shift. Apply 2
Mi m. The Atlantic Refining Co.. Employ
'p.nt T2ept..Phl!a. gate. 3144 Passyunk ave.
JOB PRESSMAN "wanted, steady work; 8 hours
per day: best nages. Chilton Co., 40th and
Market.
JUNIOR SALESMAN We want a willing
noung man. 18-23 years, honest, energetic
and resourceful, to begin as Junior salesman,
selling the consumer In connection with ex
tensive educational campaign to bring the
consumer In closer touch with our products.
The man we want can In a reasonable period
develop sufficiently to become one of our
general salesmen, providing ho la conscien
tious, a hard worker and makes good: per
manent position with salary and traveling
expenses: must be single, willing to travel
nnd be able to furnish surety bond. APPLY
THE N. K. FAIRBANKS COMPANY. 385
Bourse Building, Thursday, November 1, be
tween 0 and J2 a. m.
LAV.ORERS
Forty-nine-hour week: minimum full-lims
weekly wage, 115.10; must be steady, reliable
men. Apply 7 a. m. until C p. m , the
Atlantic Refining Co.. Emp. Dept., Philadel
phia gate. 3144 Passyunk ave.
LABORERS. Ron MEN. FOR CAMP DIN.
VRlOHT8TOWN. N. .T.: 80c PER HOUR:
I3DOING AND TRANSPORTATION FUIlI
NISHED FREE FROM PHILADELPHIA
ONLY. APPLY 7 A. M.. IRWIN & LEIGH
TON. 154 N. 12TH.
100 LABORERS WANTED GOOD
WAOES. F. W. MARK CONSTRUC
TION CO. APPLY AT BALDWIN'S
GUARD BARRACKS, OPPOSITE CRUM
LYNNE STATION. ON CHESTER
PIKE.
LABORERS, 200. for U. 8. Govt, road work at
Wrlghtstown. N. J.; lodging and transporta
tion free: 7:30 B.m., Thursday. Utility Con
struct Ion Co., 205 3. Frunt st.
LABORERS wanted, colored and white men:
steady work: good wages. Apply Wm. Foster.
1208 N. 31st st.
LINEMEN Wanted, first-class nonunion elec
tric light linemen, steady work; good wages
Applv Wm Foster. 1208 N. 31st at.
LOFTSMEN WANTED
FIRST CLASS
CHESTER SHIPBUILDING CO., LTD.
APPLY
EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT
208 FINANCE BUILDING
PHILADELPHIA
MACHINISTS, 00, and 2R toolmakers: we pay
highest wages to competent men. Apply In per
son ready for work. Thurlow Steel Works.
Chester, Pa.. 7.in a. m. No labor troubles:
no night work. Do not apply unless you can
start at once.
MAN. high class, gen. bank exp.
Marine gas engine operator, 1110 mo,
Ins. risk Investigator, (85 to start.
Lab. ass't. II. S. grad., out of city. J15.
Membership necessary and nom. fee charged.
Y. M. C. A., 1421 Arch St.
MAN and wife wanted to take care of and
cook for Fraternity House, In S. Bethlehem.
Pa.; must be experienced. Address N. Mathatr
Lehigh University, S. Bethlehem. pi-"""''
MEN WANTED
FOR
OFFICE BUILDING WINDOW CCEANINQ
WH.TE:AHTEADYo0EMPLOYMENT,NQ
WIDKNKR HUILDINO
MEN Want several men to travel: salary and
expenses: experienced newspaper men nr..
ferred. Can also use several men In cltv
Must be able to furnish bond and nrst-ciass
reference. Apply Circulation Manag?ri Pu.lio
Ledgerafter10a;m. "una
METAL PATTERN MAKERS AO-hour week
and high wages. Apply or write the Fair,
banks Co., Blnghamton. N. Y. " alr-
OFFICE BOY wanteds permanent position: best
reference required. Apply, between 9 and 12
Loian Hali, 8. E. r.8Btn. and Woodl.mi .yp
PAPER ROLLERS, first class, understanding
Dual L single ulckok machines; steady j
U. Shaw7 Blank Hook Co.. 72-70 Walker it
New York city ' 'vancer It..
PRESSMAN on Gordon 'and "half UnlveTsal
presses: careful workman wanted AbSK
Ketterllnus Lllho Mfg. Co..40 fjj'Si, atA'))1'
PATTERNMAKERS Are you a flr.t-cfsaa 'vrood
patternmaker? If so. we can offer you a per.
manent position with an opportunity for ad!
vancementio steady, reliable married men
we will pay roovlntf expenses, Preference gwiS
to nonunion men. If Interested write, for In
plication blank or apply In Person to Di fev5i
Steam Turbine Company. Trenton" N j
RODMEN AND CHAINMEN WANTED
MERCHANT BlUPBlHLDINa CORPOItATION
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
-US FINANCE BLDO;
oalknuah, nign craa only, for rltr
oui-crn lerrilurrv-'" Man. bee Mr.'it
TJBED ATJT0X0BILE8
To obtain satisfaction from your used-car
purchase, you must study three elements:
"he car,"
14.1
the price,
"the house"
these three,
i
house.
and the
A
Cadillac-Automobile Sales Corporation
144 North Broad Street
HELP WANTED-MALE
Continued from Preceding Coliimtt
SALESMAN A real opportunity for real sales
A !".-..-.- ..inn whn ha- turned Or Cat!
nVan w..hmb.t.on7whf hasV-rne.l or can.
Ii Vnim fti- mnrn yrv! commlsa on bants:
Tarn ,B0U0Uor more ye.rlvV commissi,
en30 to Mi 'advancement rapid .nd
itni -" ':Ku: -.:;:R:m.hi r.niri anri pure ror
SShc nual.fyr'AdiV.,.' with full par
?,ncularsliil3riger Office
SALESMEN WANTED
Our salesmen nre not "Somewhere In the
t-leid1' they are out of tho trenches. "er
the Ton" and at 'em. out where the real
lighting and real money Is. If you have this
-fn.l of sales ability, backed by honesty and
education, we, will make a place for sou n
the best nnd largest organization of It" kind
Iti the world. Call early. H. A. YOST. Jtl
floor. 130 8. 16th at.
SEWER wanted on Wilton rugs. SH-1 mtchlne;
steady work. Apply Tollock Huston Co..
Tulip andpauphln jts.
SHEET METAL WORKERS. J00. union. 02 Wc
per hour: large out-of-town construction camp
Wrlghtstown, N J.; lodging and transporta
tion furnished .free' 'rom Philadelphia only.
ApplylMvln&LeJghtnJllriI.t.
STEAMFITTERS Fifty union men '" Wrlghts
town. N. J.; 2V4c per hour, with wenty or
overtime; 0aglng and transporlatlon furnished
free from Philadelphia only. Irwin & Lelgn.
ton. 1S4 N. 12th st
STENOGRAPHER, first class: salary
s.'o per weeK to "."i ."'''-. -v.i; --:
ARMS CO . EDDY.STO.-K,
erences
PA. Bring ref-
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, night jrk fjoo'1
salary to start. Applv Remington Arms o .
Eddystone. jnrln5reference. .
TlME CLERK, tke charge of payroll and pro
ductlon; good opportunity P 1)15, Ledger
Oftlce .
TINSMITHS''. 100. union, for Wrlghtstown.
N. J.: 02-4 0 Per hour; plentv of overtime:
odglng and transportation furnished free
from Philadelphia onlv. Apply Irwin &
Lelhton.154N. 12thsL
TREE TRIMMERS wanted, familiar with trim;
mine of all kinds of trees. Apply William
Foster. 1208 N, 31st st.
WEAVERS 10. wanted on narrow tapes: can
make J20 to $25 per week. William Salmon.
23J,orlmers J!rooklyn.p
YOUNO MAN. bright anil fictlxe, between
10 and 18 years of age. to work In news
paper office, excellent chance for advance
ment. Apply after n a m. to Mr. Kell .
Public Ledger Office. 0th and Chest
nut sts
YOUNO MAN for storeroom work in In"1","";
chine manufacturing plant near . J rankford.
convenient to train and trolley: excellent
chances for advancement -.good wages to start.
Address, stating age and experience. P 0J,
Ledger Office.
YOUNO MAN. about 18, with some high achool
education, to learn business In optical store!
good opportunity. J. E. Llmeburner. l.-U
Chestnut. -
YOUNO MAN wanted to make blueprints In
the Autocar Co.; good opportunity to lenrn
shop methods and become a draftsman. Apply
The Autocar Co., Ardmore, ra. ,
YOUNO MAN to take" charge of payroll, also
onenlnc for assistant bookkeeper; good oppor
tunity for advancement. P ni3. Ledger umce.
wm.vn ,MV ...nntait nntt fnmltlnr With reCetV-
Ins telephone messages and some knowledge
nf electrical business. Apply iWM. FOSTER,
1208 North 3Jstst, . .
YOUNO MAN Chance to learn good trade;
rapid advancement. Porter Bro. Textile Co.,
HiajdHraingParkave.
YOUNO MAN wanted In stork dept. of elec
trical supply company; good opportunity for
live party, iuk naco i.
YOUNO MAN. 17 to 18 years. In office of chem
ical laboratory; J8 per week. P 921. Ledger
Office
YOUNO SALESMEN
The Public Ledger Sales Department offers
ambitious young men aluable training in
practical salesmanship and rapid advance
ment. ... .
Several new positions are now open. They
require men from 22 to 30 years old, of good
appearance, able "to talk convincingly, who are
not afraid of hard work.
Previous experience in selling or retail clerk
ing desirable, but not essential. Moderate
salar" to start, with increases as fast us
earned.
Call Circulation Department, second floor,
6th and Chestnut sts.
WE ARE in the market for mew who are dis
satisfied with their present -places of employ
ment and are desirous of becoming perma
nently located with an up-to-date, reliable
firm, which offera Inducements for advance
ment to men who have proper qualifications
and ability and who are able to take advan
tage of the opportunity when offered to them.
To the above type of men we will agree to
pav moving expenses to our city.
We are continually adding to our factory
and equipment, which enables us to offer a
bright future to rapid men who are looking
for good, permanent positions, preferably
nonunion men. We also pay a bonus to men
who are punctual and steady. We are In need
ot engine lathe, turret lathe, llullard, mill
ing machine, horizontal and vertical boring
mill oprators, ,
Address nr call De Laval Steam Turbine
Company, Trenton. N. J.
General
BUSINESS SERVICE COMPANY
BOOKKEEPERS Banking, 125-130; eev.. 82.',
CLERKS General. il2-18; tlme,20: cost.t2(i,
MANAOERK Employment, time & bonus. $40.
STENOGRAPHERS. J18.J2.-.; draftsmen, 130-140
1301 Land Title Building.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
COMPANION. NURSE AND PRI
VATE SECRETARY TRAINED
AND EDUCATED YOUNO WOMAN
DESIRES A SUPERIOR POSI.
TION: ELDERLY PERSON: SUB
URBAN HOME; ACCUSTOMED TO
TRAVEL. HIOHEST CHKDEN
TIALS. P 911, LEDGER OFFICp.
COMPANION or nurse Englishwoman, re
turning to England shortly, would act as
companion or nurse' In return for passage.
J 744. Ledger Central.
SECRETARY (stenographer), 10 yeara1 experi
ence, well educated, executive ability, desires
position. J 1B4, Ledger Central,
STENOORAPHER. thoroughly experienced, ca.
pable. with executive ability, desires position
with high-class concern. M 740, Ledger Cen
tral. WOMAN, colored.
1920 Tasker St.
wishes days work cleaning.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
ACCOUNTANT desires work evenings; account
ing, auditing, systematizing; expert service:
low rates. J 74(1. Ledger Central. '
ASSISTANT TO" EXECUTIVE ""
20 years' banking, corporated and accounting
experience; exceptional business and banking
reference; energetlo and hard worker If Justly
remunerated; am employed, but necessary to
"". .'-, .-.-.. - ---. iifuser Jtnce
CHAUFFEUH Competent chauffeur wishes poJ
sltion; D years' experiences Al reference.
Address 2107 Jefferson st
CREDIT and collection manager desires to make
rhanget acquainted with building trade: Inter
.view solicited. A 827. Ledger Office.
VALET-COMPANION Young man wishes poll
Hon; reference M 838. Ledger Office.
YOUNO MAN of 20. everting student of law.
wishes position; knows languages, Polish, ltus.
alan and Lithuanian. HH.JU., B43 N.12th
,AJ.AM?A-rtao-.SUO,, 'n "'""":
AUTOMOBILES TO EIRE
TO lllltE Day or night, brand-new B
tourlng car;, fji.es hour, new 7
llmousjnes. 1 Bo hour up; weddings,
B-passengtr
7-pasaengar
ngs. funerals
a specialty. ip Jliagtl Ve.
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rui. -a" , vi tt p. swi pr
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USED ATJTQMowrrri
greatest of these is "the
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BTirnt SVUUA. HALES Coitrftn JVZ..13I'.
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PHILADELPHIA H-T,i"a,,-JS5rgaln.
FImhji
-u,-!HOAD ST. "
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.. " '..-lCLllin I !!.,
lody.
and extra light expnf,'
-".';.ai -Motor Co 1827 Chestnut ..
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S32" Chestnut st.
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PHILADELPHIA SALES CORPORATION
STUDEBAKER RETAIL DEPARTMENT
342 N. BROAD ST. """,'
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
MRS. ROCIERS. 313 S. 20th St. Poiltloos ,
wanted for excellent cooks, waitresses. pr
lor maids. Protestant and Catholic chamber,
maids, several first-class laundresses, com.
petent maids nnd seamstresses. Infant nurtti
German. SvvImj. French and English nururr
governesses. Scn'ch couple, butler, parlor null
or chambermaid: highest references: wanted,
rooks, 100: kitchen maids, second cooks, par
lor maids for Main Line, 2 Infant nurses lot
Oermantown.
MRS. NICIIO.LS. 102(1 Balnbrldge st. has Es(
llsh and Irish butlers, second men, Irish.
Scotch, English. Swedish cooks, chamber.
maids, waitresses, ladles' maids, etc.: wsnttJ.
butlers, second men, cooks, waitresses, laun-
dresses, etc.. wUh refs. Phone Locust 21j
MRS. KANE, nil S 10th St., wishes sltuitlonl
for. first-class English Protestant cooks,
trained waitress, chlldnurses. laundresHi.
maids, governesses, English. Irish. Japanese
butlers, couples, etc ; best reference. Pbon,
SprucSlOL '
MRS. KANE, nil H. 10th St., wants this morn
Ing first-class butlers, all nationalities: also
girls for chambervvork and waiting, house-work-
girls, several childnurnes, chlldmtldi.
kitchen maids, secund room, with references.
MME. PI.ATZ, 305 S. 11th: private help tils
plied nnd wanted. Fhone Walnut 1713.
HORSES
BECAUSE OF A RECENT PURCHASE or
Automobile Delivery Trucks
this company has sent to us all ot their hones
to be sold to the hlghist bidder.
SPECIAL SALE
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7th
AT 10 A. M.
ON PREMISES
LEDOER STABLER
419 NORTH AMERICAN ST.
75 HORSES
75 WAGONS
75 SETS HARNESS
BLANKETS. ETC.
The entire outfit now In the service ot
THE EVENING LEDGER
AND
PUBLIC LEDGER
Sold on account of close of contract. Every
thing to be positively sold to highest bidders.
A deposit will be required of all purchasers.
MORGAN & SULLIVAN, Auctioneers.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WELI-ESTABLISIIED TALKING MACHINB
HOUSE with one of best locations In town,
and having agency for two oPvYorld's iendlr.r
talking machines, offers opportunity for sev
eral persons with little capital to share la
progressive, active business needing saol
tlonal capital to increase its scope. P 022,
Ledger OfTIp , .
FOR 8ALE Store, dwelling, stock and fixtures,
prominent corner near 00th and Market u.
Bickness compels owner to retire: o otaer
reason: good buslnew established. For 'de
tails address A 222. Iedger Central. .
I N C O It P OR A T E
We Incorporate, organize and financa com
panies. Interview without obllratlon.
Penna. Charter Guarantee Co.. Drexel BUT.
LIVE WIRE Individual or concern to represent
us In this localltv : manufacturers of elec
trical supplies. Electrical Zlno Prod, Co..
300 Atlantic ave., Brooklyn, N. Y,
BUSINESS PERSONALS .
DIAMONDS-GOLD
SILVER AND PAWN TICKETS B0Ultt
EXPERT API .lAIHINO TOR J'ANl- ,J
ESTATES AND 1MJ1VIU-1 "s
527 P-rry Bldg., 16th & Chestnut
LaTJiES' AND OENTLEMEN'S csst-olt clotb. fij
liVg wanted Highest prices lf'w,'l,I.5
clothing of all descriptions. .Will call, dar ej J
L evening, cum or suouros. v.-u. - ----
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Bell, Poplai
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WE BUY DIAMONDS Ixc Xnqdh
WM. FISHER. 137 fl..8THST--
Sykes' Detective Agency inveltigatjoji.
210 PARKWAY nUILDINO Sr-? !
n! fine n)iT a
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ir iieMotor Co 7 8M I? n?5:J "J "-""I
CADTSTACnTT---5 ro-S4-i'Kl t
Pearls and emeralds. Appraisement 1 per J
HARRY W. SMITH. 717 8ajson W
'. r -; I" -.. .' . ,i lltllsro-susr-
uuin't misiuage cmers; -"""i'1!,''!.vn nurekO.
sntees you facts. Standard Detective uurj-Coniull-tlon
free. 1B2D ChsetjuJ.EtaJcl-i
FULL VALUE for (Jlamonds. plantlum. go'
silver, precious stones, pawn tk-5Sri.
KEI.MAT- U., - i:ni.uu. .
FOR SALE
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SiLLlARDND f0l;Ki:TlT.'t?Li5n. VuPI
second hand: bowling alleys ana "gjLn,:
phonographs and automobile tireiij .g,t
wlck-Ualke.CollenderCompani. JSJUSSyrJ
CiLLIARD, TABLES ll?ft22awXi
New and second hnE-5,r 9?a "h. SIN
HQ8A,reo--AnHY--Tni3yco, --IzlJg-fct
DILUAnbtjoof. Sbinallon. SAJVft-JJ".
sold, rented, exch'd. Ksater. S?9Sy5i?-"-i-
BUSINESS rURNITURE , ,
Complete equipments of n.U"b" tM
telephone booths, etc .good as new, ..
SS5..itatv:'-....i. un.n. radiator. )i
IIUI-IKAIL, aKKn':tnW a Aih Ph. DkS J
fc nttliigSap1420 B. fin, J n, ?-
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