Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, January 31, 1918, Postscript Edition, Image 15

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ICTURES U.S. ARMY
AS PRIDE OF NATION
Frederick Palmer, Pershing's
Chief Intelligence Officer,
Describes Force
PRAISES COMMANDER
General liusy at Desk or on
Inspection Tours of
Men
NIJW YOItK. Jan. 31.
Major Frederick Palmer, former war
correspondent. General Pershing's chief
IntelllBcnco olllcer, sneaking before tlie
Leaguo for National Unity at Its meet
ing lierc m the Metropolitan Life Untitl
ing, promised abnoluto opotmeM of re
ports when our soldiers really begin
fighting In France. Some secrecy Is neces
sary In regard to the moenicnt of
troops, he paid, but nothing Is to be
hidden about soldleis when they get
to nork.
"If you hear little news from our
force In Franco at present," he said, "It
Is because their training Is much the
same as that of nny other training
camp; because we are simply building
now. But when there Is action the peo
ple will havo every detail. It Is their
army. They hao a right to know
bout it."
The former war correspondent early
In his address took occasion to hit out
at the croakers at the national capital.
"Two pictures come to my mind till
afternoon," ho l ("marked. "One In of
John Pet shine, the builder, resolute and
determined, nt hit desk at headquarters
or on one of his Inspections .1 man who
has no time for pessimism. The other Is
the hotel lobbies In Washington, where
gloom of late has been the fashion, fed
by whispered tidbits of black rumor. It
I had my way I would sentence all pessi
mists to stevedoring for Fershinc In
France.
"In those lobbies ou hear talk that
we aro losing tho war, which Is the best
prescription for losing It. We aro not
losing tho war. Wo aro winning the war.
Can any one say that wo are losing the
war when Germany can send no ship out
on tho surfaco of tho seas when Ger
many Is bottled up with all tho world
against her?"
IinST IN U, S. HISTORY
Major Palmer told of the preparations
tho American nnny was1 making to "ho
ready In a big way and thoroughly for
our great task."
He said:
"For tho first three months It necmed
us If wo were malting little headway,"
and then gradually the picture began
developing out of tho plate, until In
December the whole plan began to taho
form. Such progress was posslblo only
under centrallred military direction, for
our army In Franca Is not run by com
mittees or boardn or councils. John Per
shing Is tupreme. In Fiance ho has
built for us a general start which Is now
so co-ordinated that It Is capable of
looking after tho organization of a big
army In action. Men of ability are find
ing their way to the top."
The American expeditionary force In
Franco was described bv Major Palmer
as "tho best disciplined, moat self-rc-upectlng
and orderly In conduct, the best
trained and organized our country haw
ver had."
He added that "If reports which come
to us In France ore truo tho German
staff takes the new American very seri
ously. Major rainier paid u tribute to Presi
dent Wilson "a man who has true steel
In htm, a man who means to fight to
the end and win."
Ills typed speech as he lead It was
a careful account of what has been
done so far by America In tho war, a
ummlng up of the difficulties and tho
needs, and while no names were used
something of a rebuke to those Indi
viduals who liae been shouting for sen
sational action.
FOLLY OF VOLUNTKER FLANS
, Listeners had little doubt as to whom
General Pershing's spokesman meant
when' he said:
"At the beginning we might hae
dispatched a hurriedly gathered band of
volunteers sucii as won glory In little
wars against partly trained foe, and
It might have gone Into the benches at
once with tho flags flying. It Is edKy
to go Into the trenches, but It is difficult
to get out alone If you don't Know now
to fight. We might have sent other dlvl- j
Dii.ua iiilu uiu il entitle, lu uc caicil U1I III
detail without ever getting the foun
dation for a rcat army. Or,we might
have skimmed our regulars and cent
one cracK regular division, ouicered en
tirely by rgulais, who could have gone
Into the trenches In a few weeks, but
that meant sacrificing the only experts '
we had for training, organizing and I
drilling our new army.
"Instead, we distributed our anny ex
perts over the great foice we were foim
Ing out f f a male population that knew
nomine or. war except wuat It Had read.
Our regular officers had to go to seliool
In Kurope to train resene ofllceis, who
In turn had to train other ofllceis. Only
a soldier can realize the enormity of the
task."
Secretary Uaker, Major Palmer In
sisted, had measured up to his Job in
every way,
Samuel Gompers, who pieslded ut the
meeting, turned to Major Palmer at the
end of tho latter's speech and said;
"I think I may say with much as
surance that you can convey back the
message to the fighting men In France
that we are with them 100 per cent.
There Is no mental lenervatlon lu the
pledge of the American Government, with
the support of thivsfeat mass of the
American people, that eery part of man
power, of all our resources will be laid
at the feet and given Into the hands or
tho men who are fighting In France and
who will fight In France. ,
"When you have driven the Invaders
back to the confines of their own ac
cursed, unhappy, monarch-ridden coun
try then, and not until then, shall we
listen to their proposals of peace. United
In sentiment and In fact, the American
people, with the brave people of Ungland
and of France aye. und even of rav
ished Belgium and outraged Serbia and
Rumania will fight on at best we "can
at home, and confident that under
Pershing with a free hand, co-operating
with the leaders of the armies of our
allies, under the general direction In
spirit of that great statesman, that
spokesman, that leader, that tribune of
the democracies of the wnrlcl. Proai.ienr
Vopdrow Wilson, all will be well with
ttMrepubllc"
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WARTIME CARPET BAGS NEXT I
Scarcity of Leather Reepu'n'sible for
Bevivinfj OkNStyle Grips
NEW YOIIK. Jaii:-"l TL Mul. rni i
and nhortngo of lc ther' will bo ro-
aponsjpie lor a rovivoi of the old-fasli-loned
caniet baf, according lo J, X.
aly, a leather merchant of Chicago,
lie declares that the carpet big la al
ready appearing In wentern cities he
liaa 1uat vlaltpri. Tht-v am ..... tn-
- 't and he expects to see them in the Kast
. Th tvftr'1 nva "M,- rtnlA.. . . I
,,iVtn rtf-vlVA a. Int nt rl!fttn-,lA,l ,AA..-i.i
' y, "'ot'tiurvforefatherii. The carpet bag will
ii 071 uno oi mo urn. ine snortagr, of
iji-.ltaither Tenually will preclude the
i"rW)iint ot leather yallits und grips If t
SfrTfltS'i"... "" . ,"Kn vnu D0 nothing elxe
,-3att but the old carpet bag and it m.v
,viam Just as serviceable as Its more
.ftodern substitute."
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'A -Tomin Sentenced for-Arson
"j'llWtiKrONTE. Pa., .Jan. SI judr.
'HwjF.' CQulgley has' "ntsVc'edMr"
rrr"'u "mr.(iM"' un m wree years
rr. ""iwwift rarBHL(
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I PETEY-If It Ain't' One Thing It's Another "Ts. " T. " a A VOIGHT
QtfEPIlCER JJS JtSlt VAV KgPOCIN&.y ffiXJ rt)P FLOOR. TJ GET J . V. HODSfe") ' I
PETEY-If It Ain't'
FIRST CHINESE TROOPS
OFF TO FRENCH FHONT
Contingent Starts for Battle
Line, but Number Is Kept
Secret
WASHINGTON, .Ian 31.
An iilllclal dispatch flimi 1 'ok 111
fjvh that ti asportation of Chinese
tioopt to France linn begun, tlici'e
beliifi the first fighting lliilln that
have stnited to move. Arrangement"!
for the dispatch of tho soldlerM weie
concluded by a Chlno-Ki cnclt commit,
slop, and it it uiulci stood that tho
Pckln Government, upon tho icquest
of General Tuun Chi Jul, nllocatccl
Uoxer Indemnity funds fof the pur
pose. China already Iiuh In France more
than 100,000 natlonalH employed at
military works behind tho French
lines, but the contlnscntn of Chinese
troops will engage In mllltniy opci.i.
tlons innl will not bo assigned to
menial tusks, according to the dis
patch. The number of Chlnete troops
lib endy embarked was announced In
the dispatch, but was withheld for mill,
tary i caseins.
Tho Chinese mllltniy mission In the
United Slates will lctinn lo Wash
ington todav und formally will re
ceive the delivery of $i,00O.000 wmth
of glum and other war matcilal con
tracted for several cni.t ago and
which have Just been completed. It It
understood that the Chinese Govern
ment will place contracts here for
many moio millions of dollars' worth
of war Hupplles.
Tho guns, munitions and other ma
terials will be shipped to China and
not to the Chinese base in France, It
was learned today.
KIHTATIOV.U.
New Classes Start Feb. 1
The College, Teach
ers' College, the De
partment of Commer
cial Education. New
classes forming Feb
ruary 1st. Send for
information.
Phone, IllaiiMMiil 631
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
llroad St., hrloir Ilrrki X
riillmleliilila.
iiookki:i:it.hs
AND
ACCOUNTANTS
A Npw Course In
I'lrst Year's Ariounlln:
Hlarttiiff Now
All CouritpH In
Immtmeiits And
Public Ulllllv Acimiulinu
Inquire CCNTIIAI, V t f A
limlruillun lieni HJI Anli I 1VI. V. M,
II. INC Instruction In liar. i;re.
una itiiu 1 iirrr.iHinucncr. 1 ouracs.
I'o.lllona sfcurrd.
Philadelphia School of Filine
010 Che.tnut St., I'lilladelnlila, 1",,.
STRAYER'S Tli,0n,,J"i "'""". h00i
, , HOI-807 Clie.liiut Hlrert
Poaltlona guaran'd. Knter now. Day or nleht
D AftTIME PIANO PLAYING
V TAl'dllT IN SO l.KtssoNS
llooklrt Jlalled Tree
Cnrittenten School of Popular Music
180 rilKTIIT HT. Woruce 0(17
1418 VK.NAMIII ST. Tloeil HJBI
. .. MARY V. t-IIAMIIKIIS
TUACIICn Of PIANO. S7SS Cedar A.
wixtim nrwiRT1
MKKHIKIP, N. J.
LAUREL
HOUSE
Telephone tio, Xkenood
ILAHEWO O O
iw jtmty
ATl.tNTIt! CITV. N. J.
Wpsrminiter K- BV- nr l,eh-
water. 10 up wklv. 2 up dally, Cliaa 1
Kiev.
Train iiervlee aa far South aa (lid Point
Comfort waa neer bclterl
HOTEL CHAMBERLIN
XOID POINT COMrOIT
Swlmmlnr Pool, Cotf, 8i
foodCulilna. KventEuropttil
, Btb and Tr.itnunt. Writ
QIO. P. ADAMS, Manr
PartrflM Mwirotf, V., or
Sir. I'oster'a In AcUer'a. lllh t Cheitnutl
Cook's Toura. 1'S S. llroad; I'. Jt. 11.. 831
and I.13U Chednuti Itaimond ai Whltcomb.
1003 Chealnut.-
HELP WANTED FEMALE
UOOKKfclKI'Ull Youns woman, cxptrlrnced
and arcuraln at flgurfi; state art, rxperl
e n c and.naUrv. V 23, T.etlger Offlcp,
C1IRIM wanted at Wunderle'a candy factory.
I.H.3J t'Pgg ni oppoaiiw u r. ,ru at,
U1K!.. for a-eneral houaework: nood uacra;
-""' f"Y"V! '''f"."l 4"H r v..-.
VfUMVsS
WANTKD FOn
munition wonic,
23c Pim HOUn. EIGHT
nouns rKn dati'chancd
FOH ADVANCEMUNTt fMVINO
WORKING AND RKCREATlONAIi
CONpITIONS VERT GOOD.
APPI-T B. I. DU PONT
DE NEMOURS h CO.. ,
PLANT 1, PENNS-
OROVH. "
N. J.
iiOUtiKKEEPCni Vood rook and manacir: H
children t amaU modvrn houaei HO pfr
ipoatg I HUtf. tdggryflKiC,
limine
enaraac
TOMAN.
lasccA. wanted to taka
cOC.klflWt
t and IlnMs-rle depart
fwatntii bi. aio-rof
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EVENING VUBLLV
One Thing It's Another
TYI'Isr and stenoaranhcr. a, live: mut le
accurate nnil careful, wilt, anlliiul, t.r a
tall, lo such ii person I onen the position of
I jvorklliir head of n department In a. em-ill hut
busy ofnee, or n nromlrent rnrn.ir.iUvn. th
rlalit person wilt And fifHu!irfmpnt nml u
lift- pnMlloti, ptnlo hkp Mnprienc n,l nthr
i,rlloular, anliry now rurnotl and that tlr
Blrrd aiitt licn tun Mart Tor appoint
ment MU'lrmii bUDnllf", ICS V. Illicit t..
lwrllIg. Pa
TYPIST, touch oporator. on I. C. PmttU
machine- raId nnd nccurate; excellent op
portunity for advancement In lar whole
Bate grocery houo Hherf competence la ap
lirecUteil. P 1'07, lriyer OITIcc.
HELP WANTED MALE
ASU for Till: ATLANIK HEKININO 0 i
r-prpentntte TMlJ Panr, 1.JI Arch nt.
ASSISTANT OKKU I, M NAOi;it wanted,
not Habit lo dm ft nti uctlve, enercetlrj
tuun, nt(iittonicd tn Hnd lULceiisful with dc
tatlfl tif ofTIrp wnrK, must In a rapid tvpht.
a Knuv Inlfff nf 1 ookkcrplnc nnA expente
trooka ilfHtniliti, liut not nhsnlutcly nrcra
.ir , n pcnn.iucut nn.l pleasanr noiltlon,
Kor nnpolntment wrltn Awlntant Office. 10S
v nigh nt , qriiie. ri.
APTOMOIHIsH MKCHANIOS Flrat-cUa
motor I ruck t up pet torn ami repair nr-n
AiH) i:mplonirnt Pept , Atlnntlc Henulnir
t'ofrtrnny. :H4 l'.ianuinkui
IKMI.KH HfAI.WRM wanted Kviertfmr1
men wnntetl for work In our plant Appl
Atlnntlc Iteilntnff t'o , Jtuplomcnt l)ept .
ni4jl'aiiMUnk ne. -
IKiy wanted. Irt ejia or over, to ork In
newspaper tI1rnr nn er llent opportunity
for tin ninMtlnia outh to leitru hfuhty In-
tf rcatliiff ucatUm, Appl Kuom .110, latjecr
Unll'lliitr
HOYS VANTi:i Toil NlflHT WORK:
Mrsr 111: ovi:i; iu: (iiami: 1 oh
aivani:mi;nt. apply aithii :
p. m. iiisDur. n Drrirn, rirm
ruouit
IKiYH, atrotis, incr irt, winte.? at Wmider
le'a l'ainl Km tnry, HS-lo- Pceb at,,
opponlle 4 Hi N !MM.
ItoS nlMiut IT. rrllnei), to lea r ii IiIcIi-cIppi
Interior 1er ratine bulncKf. M '.Til,
T nlger Vnlral -
VANUY l;prlelH'l trpani worUeru wanted
at Wunderle'a fitiidv l'atorv. 11S-13L'
TVgg wt . opnowlte '440 S Sd at.
UARPHNTEHS with loolaj good pay. ateady
work Applv JMwjrd Hherry, foreman,
fii ) 1 h a nd tUttwnn tun.
CI.CKl'v. with fxperlencn hJ Tot Ilet.ill
unusual opportunity nnd future for 01111.1
mnn of aterllng rhractir In lartro manu
fatturltifr pi ml In New Jerwj, pj mil from
Phll-tdelphl , Male age, reference and aalary
expected P "-' ljlsr imCf My.
u:ilk'- Nlahi ilerk. anrtment hutelTT'l-
m,ir-.MorrlP Apt . i'heltcii ae and Wairls
a tirinantnwn M
IiHAlvfsMKN Wantpd. Iminedlately, SO rL
perlencd mechanical draft amen. IT, S.
rltlyen-. only. In rptlnz, rUo completo In
formation and atlaty expftted. Ad.Iren
"Hlil.CO." HMhlehim Hteel Co., Retiilehem.
r. , M
DIIAI'TSMI'.X wanted Structural tee and
inerhanlcal droftameti. Apply Process
Knglneerlng rtt . Mill PennaUanla tlldg
KI.f.CTItlCIAX WANTIID
a roiPi:Ti:vT max rort ARMATUm:
WIXU1XU AND MOTOIt llKPAIUH.
APPLY i:.MPI.OY.li:.NT IIUIiUAU
DK LAVAL STKAM TUIIIHNB COMPANY
TRi:.NTON. N. J.
i:i,i:VA10ll flPCUATOKH
I'lllt
nrvifi: iiiTiLniMi siirtvtt'i:
wiiiti:. rTi:iY i:mpi.oy.ii:.t
APPLY UOOM 411
LAX11 TIT1.K III.IHI.
rnti:ii:x
roit
orrii'i: iit'iLiiiMi iioii.uits
i-oi,oiti:i
iioi'iis im:k day unci: com.)
Ml HMIY i:MPI.nYMi;NT
apply r.xuixi: UOOM
wiuKXKit iiuii.nixi;
rim:Mi:x
rou
orrii'i: iiru.mxo ihulkiis
wim i:. stiiady i:mpi.oii.mi:xt
Al'l'1.1 UOOM 411
i.anu titli: in.na.
KIlllIMliX- colored. Anplv libor llureau.
Itlihmon.l Hnd ,orrl. at.
ItoSinilY flood liver wanted oti colt Jt
Mlllaina full uulomn.ll.- maihlnra: all la
flratilaaa ahape, tood worklnt; tuudltlona
anil altrortho wasea to rlaht man Apply
Walhiie Wllaun llonlery Co. orihard and
I nl at. . riankf.ir.l
LAHoitcna
S5c run noun rou heavy work
s:c pi:u noun roit liout work
49.HOUR VfCr.K
JIU8T I1B riRST-CLASS MEN
APPLY ATfJNTIC ItP.riXINO CO.
Umplojment Departinrnt, Atlantic Gate,
3144 Fax.iuilk ave.
Ulinili:RH Wanted. Italian. Poll.h, Ru.-
alnlt and colored laborer, for larce atee
plant outalde of PhUadelnhla, Apply 227 N
lain at.. Philadelphia Pa.
1.AIIIIIIERS wanted
31MI7 Powelton me,
Annl) (leu W. Smith,
LAEUS-OtJT First cla.a, experienced men
wanted for hotier and plate workt must
hao best of reference. Apply Employment
Department. 3144 Pas.iunk ale.
MACHINISTS
MACHINE SHOP WANTS MEN' EN
GINE LATHE. IIORIXII .MILL PLANER
HANDS: HOOD WACIKS: STEADY WORK
IYIR riRST-CI.AhS MEN; EXPERIEXCE
OX CRANK SHAFTS AND JIACIUXE
WORK DESIRAHLB
TINDI.E-MORRIS COMPANY
KDDY8TONE. PA,
MACHINIST wauled, who has had experi
ence on Union special machines: preference
clten man with overall experience. Write
or call 11. D, l.ee. Merrant(lt) Company,
Airauw iioinjina. , reoioo, ,i .,
MECHANICS wanted, thoroush. automobile.
to repair Autocars; must have kit of
tnola and referencea; irood waves: steady
work. Apply Autocar Sales and Service Co.,
23d and Market ala . third floor. ,
MAN wanted, lo take charrn of wlndlna;
room Apply at once, Robert I,ewja Co,,
Richmond and llrlll ata . Ilrldeshurg.
MEN WANTED
Those familiar with the
rtmminc of all kinds of trees. Apply
in.
Ifm. Foster. 120M N. alat at,
MACHINE blacksmitha and helpers wanted;
steady pos. Apply Employment llureau,
Henry Dlsalon Ac Sons. Inc . Taconv. Phlla.
MACHINISTS WANTED
EXPERIENCED MEN ONLT
, I1TEADY W0UKWIT1I GOOD WAGES
FLOOR ERECTORS ON HEAVY WORK
O. D. ORINDERS ON I.ANDIS MACHINE
II. D. 3III.L QrEUATORS
ENOINK LATHD HANDS
TOOLMAKERS
REPAIRMEN
WARNER SWAHY TtTRRET ITHE
OPERATORS
TOOL, DCSIONERR POIl JIO.H AND
, FIXTURES
rATTCnNUAKERfl
DAT AND JJiai'lT WORK
APH'!
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MACHINISTS
vrsT 111: HNPnnmNCKit ov it:xi:ui.
KUl;TJlii:NTl,.UK IN ATAsVUls' mt
CAhX, 307 IiniJ.UVUE COUUT Rl.tHS..
walnut ht. hetwehn iiroah k 1.1tii
7 p. m. to id p. m.
i:i:ry nkmit with i:ckptiov op
SAlCHhAY. SUN1AY A.M MO.MAY
M Ki 'I I MCS wattled for rqulppme m w iara;
preferahlf men famtllHr with auto tata;
mut hao tools and ttrUer'a llcena Appl
rnad ilept . Autocar pJles and ferle i.'o..
'.td and Alarker ata.
MKN, oung or mlddleaced. who ore anx-
loua for adtunceinrnt tan do no better at
the prevent tlnm than to gain machine ahop
expfl'tence; we haie xacanclea for a few de-
ftlrabln men to learn l operate various)
tjpea of machine on cloa work wheretn
ti.ey an not only learn a pas Ins trade, but
also Iw doing their hit, making amall parts
for airplanes motortrucks and th like,
AMIJUCAaV i.noNzi: CURPORATION
Kerwyn, P.i.
Jir.N WAN'TIIll
foil
orrii'i: nrii.mvn wivnow ti.kanino
Miiru. sti:ady i:mim.ivmi:.st
AI'I'I.Y UOOM 414
w ii)i:xi:u iii.ihi.
Mi:.N l'lecr dertriirliiW men. Willi lieloui
tl-te,lle exper. for umtltlentlal work In
varfou-i lHiiltlnn with lnlce mrporalion.
alaln enper. In detail nlltl Bhe ref . whlih
mnat l.e ImotmI rniewtlon l '.'-JO. I.eil. urf.
MHN wantei to dltrlbuto rlrculara. Applv
M. SIKermnn H Hon, .V. V. cor Olh
anil South atn
OH.nit
rou
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APl'I.V KIH1.M 414
1411 WALNUT ST.
PAPI'.lt ll.UIS Wanted, by u nianufai lurer.
Itrookhu. X. Y.. etp, man to demon. tralv
piper baa" and eneloiv nuuhlne, llemon-
alrator. Itoom 1124. L'."i llroad at Xew York
SALESMAN An eTcellent opportunity for a
man thorouahly cxoerleneed In all brnnchea
of tho wholesale and retail paint l.ualne.a.
Ihe poiiltlon we offer leoulrea a per.on of ex
ecutne ablllt) j all lommunlcallou, tonnden
Hal. atnto full particular., p S13, Ledaer
Ofnie
UALLHMAX, calllnie on the wholeaale and
chain aroi.rv atorea, whole. ale and chain
druir atorea. department atore, houae-fur-nlahlmr
atorea, hotel aupply hou.ea and
wholeajln hnrdnnrn honae. la hnn.lle one
, "Mier cream collib. llox 3:0, lluntlnilon.
' v Va.
kai.i;smi:x
ari: rof i:xTiRi:i.Y nvriirii:ii'
Manr a man la marklnir time In a position
o..-rlPB acallt poaalhllttlea for the future:
I ere la h aalea orBaulzatlon. nitlonal III
ai ope atltl In the protean of expnn.loti, whlih
offera a brilliant future lo men .who proo
their nblllt), n want - men for WaahlttB
ton and I men for other Houtberu pointa
ot omej If tuu are a ilein-rut, wide-awake,
earneat man on. I lan Bile aall. factory ref
eremea in lo houc.ly and lntei.rlt, we are
wUHnft to tako ou, rejardle.a of former
aalea t-xperleme. anil teath )ou how to .ell
uur men earn from llil to l'Oil per week
up, ami nroed eflUleucy ineeta iiukk ad
Mimement In thla orsanlratlon, where a
tnali'a ohilltx la not only reiosnlred but I.
tewurded. I,. II Jackson, I.1H rt. loth at
TOOL AX1 OAUOi: MAKERS
WANTKD
must havi: i:vpi:rtiRvrn o.v jiqs and
riXTURi;.s
ip toii Ann looking ron a chanor
IX POSITION WIlLRl! lOU WILL UUTTLR
YOURSGLP
CALL AT 307 DHLLnVUlJ COURT RLDO.
WALNUT HTIti:t:T UIITWEEN IIROAD
AND UTH ST3.
7 P. It. UNTIL 10 T. M
F.VKRY NIOIIT WITH HXCHPTION OK
rUI'UltDAr. bU.NDAV AM) MONDAY
TOOL HARDENERS AND 'IOOL
STIlAIllHTEXERS
MUST HE EXPERIENCED
ON REAMERS AND I1IIOC1IES. ETC.
IP YOU ARE I.OOKIVC1 FOR CIIANO.E
TO IIETlElt lOURHEI.r
CALL 307 UEI.LEVUE COURT IH.Da.
WALNUT ST. HKTWEKN UROAD t 15TH
7 V. M. TO 10 P. M.
EVERY NIOIIT WITH EXCEPTION OF
SATURDAY. SUNDAY AND MONDAY
TOOL S1AKERS
ETperlenced on small punch and die work;
excellent working condilfona: real oppor
tunity for good men. Apply 4621 I'rankford
ave., Thursday evening, T to V,
TREE TRIMMERS wanted, familiar with
trimming all kinds of trees. Apply Wm.
Foster. 1209 N. 31st at.
WARI' DRKHhBIl on plain worsteds: msy
start work Mondav, Apply Imperial
Woolen Co,, Main and Rector (.., Mana
unk.
WEAVERS Wanted, Lever's lace weavers
of good charncter and ability: plenty of
work, good machlnea and excellent vvngea:
only nonunion men need applyi amoklng now
permitted In city. Write the Zlun Lace In
dualrlea, y.lon City. III. ,
WEAVERS An square and broad: Smvrna
ru; looms: steady vvotk. Thomas L. Lcc
doin Co , Hrl.lol, Pa,
WINDOW TRIMMER, exnerlenced. and
genta furnishing salesmen: salary 11800
per year. Addresa Lewis Levy, Nantlcoke,
Pennsylvania. . ,
fleneral
BUSINESS RERIVCE COMPANY
ACCOUNT'TS Ad. agency. 180: S. A,. 130.
HOOKPHB Pub. service. l&Oi ceneral, 120.
CLERKS Shop. 120: leg., $20; mat'l, $20.
DRAFTSMEN Chief, val1. $50; mee'lr, $10.
ENUINEERS Plant, efflclency. $1500-10000,
1301 Land Title Building.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
ACCOUNTANT FEDERAL TAX UK-
TURNS. AUDtTINU: EXPERT CRF.DIT
AND COLLECTION SERVICE. STEIN.
HERO. 040 RWAL ESTATE TRUST.
CHAUFFEUR desires position, driving a
private or commercial car. P 200. Td.Off.
FINANCIAL MAN Successful record with
large Philadelphia house Introducing
economies, aystimatlzlng. credit, roltec,
tlons. accounts; discontinuance of line ne.
cessltatea change. M 354, ledger Central.
JANITOR Wanted, by man. 48 years of
as, position as janitor: understands steam
heati good references, Addro.s n. P. C,
VA3 . 9a ai., inni
"" " i,mri,uiMLT JUL,NUi.t.a lOIl SALE WANTED
WAXTl.Il Conkft ttintn ald rhlldnuraa
nH. kM 1-iu'". fflrl" tor tnotltutlon
wtJtJL,,,"JI?"f!l'0,l,i,",r,y Is U1 w Cllrard
MMi; 1'I.A'IZ 3)t: H lllllPrhali heln
aminued anil nantrd 1'honc Wnlnut l"13
. USED AUTOMOBILES
IH'ICU CARH
W ar nblo to maka present delivery of
aoine models
ham: .motor company, inc.
WAYNK. PA.
Hlsirlbutora of ltUICIC tar In the MAIV
M.K Disnticr from Clly I.tne to p.ttdt
and from Iduuerch north tu the FchujlMII
Rher.
We often hae tlealrnMe mfd cars traded
lit on Itl'K'KS
New St rlppn Rooth $7 Ml, neer been run
1M1 1I7 Itl'H'K Roadstpr. Hue condition
Call WAYNi: 4IHI Aalc for Al.l.NN 11AI.R
t'lllIVUill.r.r i:er liuv n tliket to a
ttirke turtle, anl ll, M,u ever Bet llie tur
ke 1 h tnko 11 ihante? ileal wllli a na
tionally lenponlb'e ,oncern unit he pro
lece,l: we have errral ellithllv li-il nnil
,leniontrntlnir tara lntt Hi our liecemher
3UI lnentory whirh mint iw eoM thl
week, resardlee, of price, one 'lloal Mill'
Itoail'ler. In Boo.1 ioi.illlli.il. I'.MMl. one "I'our
Xlnet" toirliic. .'Ml. nnollier. JV.il. other
a high aa SSUO; don't inlaa till, opportunity .
trnrfle rondlllonw are netting worae
ciii:vuoi.i:t .motou oi. or pa . inc.
mi N llroail at , I'hllo
ri.'.l nn.l I'hentnut ata.. Phlla
4JIWiilnuttjiJmi!en N .1
i:Li:Vlltll' I'liwlil) OAK 4 iMaaewrer 111 n
nert : will aacrlllm for iiulck sale. e.nlnir
rltv II r.'.O. Le.lger I'enlral
I.S'TllAW Il'a-lon truik rhiil hew. for
aale. lenni to full. B.1D l.Jh.l rule 111.10
Sonne i;u I
.MAitMti.v nits tinrt jioim:i.
Al.o i.e,l rnra of oilier mnke
KANNINII i M VI Mil r
imo.jANi tt,ri: sTitr.trr.x
PAHIi: lllllf IDl'ltlNII I! HI 7 IMelllter
111 exeeptloiml londttlott throughout ape
elalli prli-e.1 H7." , ...
Sohl nniler our tluir.uiteo Trill Plan
lllael.iw-Wllle Jlolop .V .lot N IJroa.l t
1'Altli: 1HI7 "iDl'ltl.NU 7 liaeHenuer I! ."!
Juel like new fully Kuaranleeil harualn. t
tllim i
Wolil muter our tiuarnnte" Trial Plan .
Illcelow lller Molor Co , mi.t X llrn.nl. l . j
Mllll! IIUH IIH'ltlNtJ". .'paelier n-jls
full eoulopeil palut aii'l aeneral comlllluii
tl floe IiIrt t.arcalil t'.n
.Mol.l un.ler our (luarantee Trial Plan
Hlgelow -Wlllev Motor Co . .104 X llroail .!
PAIUi: tlllS"Tnurln It-Ill: oerlnuTeil ali.l
In .-l lonintion. inn in. iiiirriii.1.7'1 hmu
U.I.. ...... ...,v lln.riin.M Trill 11.1 11
Illcelow-Wlllev Motor i' ant X llroail l
8TAXI.1CY OAll u.ea keio.ene for fuel
STA.Vl.tlY MOTOR CAlUUAaK CO.. ,325
fhe.tnut at.
HTr'l)i:ilAKi:it " (lOllmler. Ill lop-notth
ehap- bla" Imriral'i ol .ll,,
Oiiarnlilee.l. 7 da.
Trial Plan
IllBelow-Wllle. Motor Co
Hill X. llroad t.
UlsTI-ll I-Altlll'ltl'.IOllS
7.", .er . ut of ue onil tru.k ownera thai
enamlne the MASTLIt CAIllirunTOlt Ion
It on trial mid I'" per elll keep It rhor
ore aecral ri-a.on. Aak lo aee It lloth
phouea.
IIKKIINS llltOH . Aarnta
Automobile Repilr Miop.
4llsn--.'-l llaverford aie
si:i:ii:n rSr.n i mi ci.hauinu noi'si:
s.iii.aaj x iiitoMi s.r npui'i'i: ii:.'.
K.chinued t'ur llullclln now riadi
Ulaillv mailed noon reoue.i
AL'TO IXHCRAXCi;. lowe.l rule., lai.t onir .
patile.. In. and aoldeot rlallm collecle.1
I'ree.ton t Creeatou, .1.11 Ualnyt lann ST-1.
LinilTLMI. STAllT'lNU AND HIM DON
MKNKIXH it CliriiHI.IX. 1IIB Vine at
Foil y.M.i: S-lon atake-body Alco truik
HeU phone Torre .dale 1.11 '
Wlllilrtl
WIUTi: TRCCKH wanted. " and l'i
nioilel. P 2II l,edr Oflloo.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Pi:XNA CIlARrilU tlUARAXTEi: CO.. 220
Drexel llulldinc, lm orrorutea and organ
izes companlea at small cost
BUSINESS PERSONALS
WE BUY DIAMONDS
SELL AND
IIXCIIANOE
WM riSIIEIt. 137 H ST Ij M
Cast-0fT Clothing Bought
llenia onli Call or ad. Ire. a 12.1 N. nth
DIAMONDS
I PAWN TICKETS I10UOIIT
lllsnesl rrices
KELLY. Il.l.' Chealiuit Room 21
II
Kl ECTUIC TltHATMKST and intnli urllut
Itoom 111", Head Hide 121.1 I'llbelt at
No- CNDKIt NEW MAXAIIKMI IXT
STAMPS ALIUIMS AND Miri'LlES
Cor Ml.itnn Collector.
PHIL. STAMP CO . 21 S I7T1I ST.
ANCIENT coins, old Bold, alher. false teeth,
dlalnonil. waleheaj psv cawh 114 S. Mn. '
OLD CHILD aller. nlal'd ware PlaCm fnl.e i
teelh. dlam'a. Kesatone. lief Co.. 13.1 S. Rill
TOR SALE
ANTIQCES In orlslr.al rrr.-llllun, "il ..lie at
reduied l.rUes, tine collet Unit of tare an
thiue furniture, brli -n-brac, cenuipo prlml
lle oil palnlliiEa. old enuriivliiB.. larce lot
of bra., andiron nnd i aiulle.iliks Phlla
Antlcm Co 112a Che.liiul Ph Wal 7l'-'l.
1ILNK IIDIIKS, sprciAirsM.i:
Lamest atoi k In Philadelphia
Ml kinds: loose leaf ledsera, all sljlce, II up
LeilKer .heeta, hinders rlnB books, etc.
II. II l.eU, alalloner, 702 Arch St.. Phlla
IIII.I.IARD AND POCKET TA1ILES, new
new and secondhand bowline alloja nnd
supplle., phonographs and automobile tin.
llrup.wlik-Ilalke.Collender Co . 1 002 Arcli at.
IIILLIARD TAIII.ES IIOWI.IXI1 ALL YH
Xevv nnd second-hand Repairs Suni.lles.
ROIATIO-IIMIRY.STREET CO 222 H llh
MEAT SLICERS
Elctrle rnfft mills. mfAt crlnderi. com-
P HOWE I SCALE CO.. 80B-8U1 Arch at.
rntrrarr.Ais
THEATRE
OWNED AND MA.NAOED 1IY MEMBERS OC
THE UNITED ILXH1B1TORS' ASSOCIATION
EUREKA m" L MA'"
ETHtU tLAT IWtN
STOLEN HOUKb
in
JEFFERSON wm sfJ,""-'
J GLADYS BROCKWELL
in "FOR LIBERTY"
KNICKERBOCKER
.MARKET
V 4IIT1I
JACK PICKFORD
in "TOM SAWYER"
. t-. titnni
! AVE. AV DAUPHIN ST.
HAKIS. Mat. 2:11. Eve. 0:48 lo 11,
OLIVE TELL
in "IN THE UNFORESEEN"
. .-. jvirKllIP 1731 RlDOi:
KiUUt. AVUNUD AVENUE
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
In HEACHlNtl FOR THE J100.N"'
VENOEANCH AND THE WOMAN" K
0. 1
iTll nMIAl atn. Maplewood Avea.
CULrUINlAU 2ilS and 8:18 P.M.
First oerman. Douglas Fairbanks
town Showing ....
m hi "A Modern Musketeer
Greatest Hit
I rri ICT KD AND LOCUST
LULUOl Mats. 1:30, 8 -.30. Evgs.fliSOtoll
l'lrst West Philadelphia Showing
ELSIE FERGUSON
111 "ROSB OF THE WORLD''
CTDAMn Otn.Ave.atVenango. E-ofDroad
OllVallL TODAY, TOMORROW ft WAT.
W1LLIAM.S HART i
j(r ' ''iriaaJjdaljaieVi ' ' -'wasaaai Jktb, jtfjtif ,.y
.IAXUAKY
31. 1018
IHiriARh ptMd tomb t'n. I'd hand, bought,!
eoblrrtiletl ech'd Kf nfer, 3J1 fllraril av.
office'furniture '
Ltirg hue dofUn s.ifea, files, tubtnets and
Kenerul offlco furniture toro llxiurea
PATTEN FURNITURE CO.
l.ii-int lfi 1IS7 Arrli at llaen SflOH.
PfMICAUTH.
in r.l V
ecalej, itilYer mllla. tea canli.
M et Market W
SAPi:t fireproof Clonlne out nt half rrlre,
mill, n anil ullehtll Weil aafea, alaci aonw
wllhlln wall,. 1.1a hire '.'in X rourlli at,
l1i'ii(iMIl! -Mi I m new furniture when
w, ' 111 .m "U Itai'e h tuaklinr )our
..1,1 rn. , mill linltai fiinillure look likn new'
IU lll .-.ml Mutual Life lllila- Wal 1.111a.
II, r. a ,1 ihmie 10 rie monry
11V (ll N! i:i Kl TIIH- l-MXTUIlKs.
Jli ll.lure. .iiinnhle for a.ilo for JB .0
We will lompl.'te Miur home with niturea
fL,r '"'' IIAII.l-.Y Mill t, ,,
13.1 N llh el Philadelphia
HEATING
MAMS' MII.SKY health heat belter and
rheaper than hot water or leam ZHOU
references: both nhonea. IS-'J 1-llberl at.
I
MACHINERY AND TOOLS
I Power Shut Down?
We can give you Power
that can be installed in one
hour's time a Self -Contained
I Gas, Gasoline, Kerosene or Oil
.Engine, mounted on steel skids,
j ready to run, at a price that will
interest you.
Engines in Stock at
709 Arch Street
Chris. D. Schramm & Son
I'OWIUl PLANT MACIIINI'.rtY
I'or Imi'ie.llel.' OeIlcr
noii.r.its
l! .liillll l Heine tip.- und II 2..0 II P
Mtrtft.-T, I, ".il U, nrrs.nre
in." II P II W holler, liluli vreaule.
.1 17.11 ri turn lubulir hlc'i ree.ure: Innn
iner 'hie oilier nl.ii :i snn.w W 2".0-oli unit
Knvlnea. uenernlor.. A C and D. C
Com .leie ttwee ii ,uane,i and erected
PiHVTR I'OCIPMI'.M' CO llntra.
121 Che.lout .1.. Philadelphia
powiiu-iTANT i:oi;ipmknv
liMianti.a moloi. bi. tier., ali-am and oil
i nulnea ieiiiL nlr eomnecoea.
Crook Totue lor , 127 N 3d at
I'.I.HCTRK" MOTORO VVCHIXi: TOOLS
POWCIl FOIMPMBN'T
O'llRIHN MVCHIXKnT CO . 1111 X. 3D RT.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
inj VH'TltOLA IX. In nil flnlaliM. Inctud.
line nix 1(1 In D 1 reiorda f 12 aelet tlon.l.
thla la a hali.l.ome uiathlue. v'th late.t hn
oriiieuieula, al weekli II V. Todd, 223
Market el and mm Ann .1
, ICTOIt PlloNtHlltAPIll
t annua modeta for .ile , heap' taken In ex
luiiiift for Ihe Chepev PhonoHraPh.
I ll.nrv I' MiUer & mn llir, Chealnut at
I II lURINirrnx'cpr Full aire oak in.e,
One ,i-it!t'lo-i renolutcd IhrouKbout ape
1 1I prln fl:l."i e-i.v pamenl. Henry I'
MIJb?r Snna llll", Che.tnul at
' I2', IIANliMijll-: l.lirircit uurUbt cramP
Bond 11. pew w..rHpte...l met ir.30,
II II, TODD l.lnii Anil at.
M M llCilIEK oprliht, mahouanv. medium
alzo rellnl.heil Mkn new. i-pcdal baraalu,
ali.ii llenrv K. Miller t Son-, llir. Che.ct
tl II l.l'DWIH imrlaht plnuo, splendid lull
tlillon. cost 1471 term. .nn Imj made.
It il TODD lami Vri h at.
tiai-UPIIKIIIT PIANO lu splendid condi
tion suitable foe beslnner
!' TODD laoll A r- li at
I'HICKI'ltl.MI ifpilKhl 12."i "liiihog.laao.
rel.ulll like new sl.li ndld lone eaav term.
Ilenrj r. .Miller Sous Hill Clieatuul at
OLD GOLD
OLD uold
, paid 12
'lliee, nlatlnuni huhe.t prices
l l'llbert at. Phone. Open evas.
STORAGE
FIDELITY FIREPUOOl WAREHOUSES
1S11-181U MAltKEl- SI'.
VICHUtY' NlllllAlli: SPECIM, LOW
RATES TO NEW YORK. HALTIMORi:,
WAHIIINOTOV AND DISTWT POINTS.
1.UTI1 I'llllN'E .1211 VARICET hT.
IIIKARD brollAliU CO LIS Olrurd ave,
Movliik- nm king storage, l'liotie 1'oi.lar
,12ii. Park 42J,
TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES
TYPEWRITERS RENTED
NONVISIRl.E .1 MONTHS. 1,1
VISIHI.K 3 MONTHS. IT Ml
TAI'TORY IIEIII'II.T TTI'EWRITERS
AMERIt AN WltrriVCl MACHINE CO
802 CHESTNUT ST, WAL. 2439, MAIN 320.
WANTED
A.NTIIJL'E furnllure china silverware, old
gold silver platinum, false teeth. s'n
piers, early Amer pictures, coins, stamps.
Pistols. 1 'emi Autl'iue. 23 S, IT. Ph. Sp, 2018,
I'IHITfll'L.S
j NIXON
2D AND MARKET
TODAY 2:15. 7 J
TODAY--
"THE WARRIOR"
With MACIhTE, the lllant of Cablrla,
RFI MONT wu ahovi: market
XJllmWll 1 I,AST TIMIM TODAY
MARJORIE WILSON
In "WITIIOIT HONOR"
I'lUHTINil TRAIL" No. 12.
CEDAR th n'1 CUDAI1 AVENUE
ANN MURDOCK
in "Please Help Emily"
f!OI .I.SF.l IM MVkU'i-. " Jth
..- J.AfiT TIMia
TODAY
TYRONE POWER
in "The Planter"
FRANKFORD raASW?
ETHEL CLAYTON
In "THE AWAKEN1NO"
THE HIDDEN HAND"- No. D.
TIOP.A a'TIr ST' nt'ow VENANGO
1 IN-HJA - T O D A T
WILLIAM RUSSELL
In "NEW YORK LUCK"
SPECIAL "OVER HERE"
II IMRO "WNT ST. ft OIRARD AVB.
j umuu JumlHi Jun -tlon on Frankfort "I
VIVIAN MARTIN
in "Molly Entangled"
THIS PROGRAM APPEARS
IN MORNJNG AND EVENGJ.W
r .. .v.rfiv? 'fBJi aaattaKJeaWlBi. --7.? iStJarl aaasaaaBTWfwWaawBtaaaH
u,v vv'J .T'
CAST-OP1- t'l.OTHINO Illsheit prlcei paid
. for ladlea' and gentlerienrt clothlot ef all
deaerlptlona. hala, ahoei, futa. etc. Will rail
il- or rirnlnt, city or .uhurba Call, wrlta
or rhona Hell. Poplar S7-71. Open evenlnti.
IILATKnil. lg-19 Poplar at.
1 t'nMTUm:. pUno. rnrpet,. antique., n
tiro or iwrt hou.ea for taah, no matte;
how- Inrite, . Hern.teln, 1854 lUdie ay.
ilnl.I). rltv I. lb. nonda. man tTckttt. falM
teeth. I.roken Jewelry, talk. map., record,,
muMn rolla and furn. wanted, i'21S Oolumbla.
'IIIAUIXII atampa, all
otfa.j t'olutnhla and
talk nuiih'a. best prle.
loupona and United
Victor record,; alao
. Coin, 1J4 R. 11th.
rorrix i:i.y niahe.t
tirlrea nald ladle,'.
aenta-
e.it off rlott.lnr. alineR. hatat rail
day. eenins, city, tountry. Phone Dlcklnaon
ll"i. Trledman llro. 1444 Houlli at.
WA.STi:i Portable tnctnl ato. k blna. .un
able for auto narta, nhoul lOoll blna re.
nulredi rarka In PJ or 1." aood aectlona 8 ft.
Iilsli. P SSI, Ledser (Ifllie
ROOMS FOR RENT
CIIKST.NUT. J0IR S large front room, and
bath, nicely furnlahed, for bachelor; !
ator.
OIRARD AVE.. 1313 Furnlahed apartment,
second or third floor: prhate family.
PlXE. 112.1 loubla and atnrle rooms, with
board; excel, table; French lioardlnr house;
pioilerate price. Phone, Filbert 3lr.o W.
l.lTll, R, 410 Single and double rooms, ad.
joining bathi run, hot water; good service.
15T1I ST., H.. 247 Rooms and suite) finest
central location.
SANITARIUMS
IIEAIITIFCL location; special aclenttnccare;
nervous, elderly; every comfort: nurses.
nooklct. Dr. Randal. City IJne. Cheat. Hill.
APARTMENTS
1400 PINE STREET
2 larae linfurn. rooma and private bath. 110.
MERICIV tlREIMS. Liberty llldg Wal. CI1I211
muiu'iman
SUNNY, RRIOIIT AND WARM
CI large rooms and bath. $6.1: 4 largo rooms
and bath; $40: garage If cleaired; at railroad
and Irotley: convenient locality.
MERION UREI.MS. I.lllERTr DI.DO.
Walnut 0H2O
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
TWO CENTRAL APARTMENTS. 2 rooms
and batlit beautifully furnl.hed. NOR,
MAN S. SHERWOOD 4. CO.. 1721 Walnut at.
APARTMENTS "WANTED
AM I.I, CIlANIlE jour house Into apartments
and maka It pay you a line income. Mr.iv
TON OREIMS. Liberty llldg. Walnut 0029,
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
APMtTME.NT HEADQUARTERS
Central apartments a apecially. Sherwood
& Co , 1721 Walnut at. Call and see our
complete and attractive new list.
LA RUES r APARTMENT IIUSINES3 IN
Phlla. Write, call or phone Walnut ".921).
MEItTOX CIRE1MS. MUERTY III.PQ
HSKP. SUITE. $11.10; room private bath:
$u up; atugie room. $.-. mui .n. intn.
APARTMENT HOTELS
THE DELMAR-M0RRIS
American plan
CHEI.TEX AVE AXD MORRIS ST..
U KItM A NTOWN
THE GLADSTONE
1ITH AND TINE STS.
AUSOLUTKLY FIREPROOF
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
riTT
FAIRMOUXT AVE. NEAR, IIROAD Rent
$10 per month: price $B000i lot 111x157 to
4n it. at in rear, n in. ioger mnce.
33H HUTTONWOOD ST. 0 rooms and bath;
easy terms; submit offers. ROnT.
RRICHIS R. 15. CO. 13111 and Morris ats.
3 1 30 X
nrh e S:
2wTH Porch. 7 rooms: rent $20:
.Mill OI.EXN, 1.117 Columbia ave.
Hlver 1'ront Properties
SALB OR RENT
DELAWARE RIVEU FRONT
WITH S RAILROADS
Large Factory, With Power
SUIT ANY
Mnnufncturinjr or Storage
D. S. B. CHEW
"(! IMMMVHPIA1. TRUST T11.nO
DELAWARE RIVER WHARF
Pier 847 feet long.
Area about 68 00 jsouar" feet
MINTURN T. WRIOIIT ft CO.
412 Morris Building,
W EST rllll.lDF.l.l'IU
IP lOU WANT A HOME you should diam
ine several de.lrablo 2-atory. north-front
hou.ea we are oflerlngat Jtnc;tl PJ.
Pull particulars by mall MA UK AN. DOL
MAN JL'CO., N, E. cor. llroad and Chealnut.
e -.
TheStanley BookingCorporationfi
Till: follovvlne theatres obtain tlielr pictures throujli the STVNLBr Dodklnr "Si,
1 Conioratlon. which la a uuaranUre of early ehowlng- ofhha finest produc- AiS" ' I
tlnnx. All pictures revlevvetl before exhibition. Ask for the theatre In yow, itf;
locality obtaining plcturea through the STANLEY Booklnjf Corporation. - 5
ATLANTIC CITV
WHEN IN ATLANT10 CITV
Visit THE COLONIAL
A IL U 12lb, Morris ft Fajejrunlr. Are.
Alhamura MaLDallyatS; Evgi.0i45B.
"Zeppelin's Last Raid"
A Di-ll I n BSD AND THOMPSON
APOLLU MATINEB DAILY
OLGA PETROVA in "EXILE"
ALSO MACK SKNNETT COMEDT
ARCADIA lowh
JULIAN ELTINGE
In "Tim WIDOW'S M1C1HT"
BLUEBIRD Bn8?,A8?ANNAAVm
THEDA BARA
In "CAMILI.E"
BROADWAY morA av.
SONIA MARKOVA
III "A HEARTH IIKYKMIIf
EMPRESS "mton:
SESSUE HAYAKAWA
In "THE SECRET OAME"
FAIRMOUNT S5V?avwp
LINA CAVALIbKl
In "fllB ETERNAL TMinnEay
CAiXlll V 11IKATRD 1311 Market St,
WM. RUSSELL
In "IN RAD"
VaVTfJ CT THBATRD Below tpruoe .
30 1 M ft 1 . MAT1NBB DAO.T
ROBERT WARWICK
In "MAN WHO roRoor?
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CONSTANCE TALM ADGE
In "TIIW HONKTMOON"
IMPERIAL 89Iit 7?i3l
ROBERTWARWICK,
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All eltfs; elate your redulremenla.
naigiieah Russ Ba Oermgnlawcisj
kw jioiisks in nes
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"road and Cheslnut
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IA1W8 HOUSES: big Hrlns rnn., c
flrsplaeesl larn latsi all iil ihw a
Wrn. T. B. Roberu Son. atenilrl. nt I
MODERN HOMES laofln I, slo ootl-
IsrmB- Annlv ,1 mw twa . a,.fc7!
Dhomi Sttruea 9947 r-h.ec.a o.k.M..
estate. a)Wr
HURimiiaN llcvvrE-o
countfr placet.
Building site, to suit all reciulremenlt.-.
II. C. HUNTEn. Wayne, PaT, '
NEW JKBIEV SPB11KB4W - f."
WOODBURT. N. J. IVI.K9 Otntlv"-,
FINEST rACILlTIEM , CV
T. T,. Wllklne. 18 Coarfe at.. WnoMsanr
LirriNcpTT ixmi and iiomm
1IADDON HEIGHTS, ft. J. '
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CAUTOBXtA
WE HAVE FOR quiCK SALR 1S.C06 aer'
.,?. "dwood and nine timber lanaK
California, cruising ,000 feel per acre. t
$48 per acre: an eioetdlonal bargain: lertt
for particular!. Oarla Shlmtr. Bathi?
hem. Pa. -
rE.VNSTt.VAMA
TAKE IT FROM US. business property kf,''
tha Investment to make right now: price wtW,-'.
advance by leapa and bounds In aprlngtirHteiv
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rKN'XSVT.VAMAj FAItMS
.BUCKS COUNTY VAHMH FOR SALE 'O
-Many good farms. 00 acrea to 200 acres:, tf $
n, ......,.. .1... "." 1 ""' ""' 1". S
,. low pricre.
wppij in
A. linoctr aiinte Ai.in
Tullvlown. P. S
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BUCKS I Montgomery Co. farms, all altataVX',!
prices. Renninger V ftennlnger. aienslda.rV.p-'a''!
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED TO RENT. APRIL 1 S.OTt ', ,
LANR. TlirrwKV'V vloif noiti ww-'w-
,ADi!S?J?TATIO's' Ml,ST "3 MODBBW.4W
A.&DUF5niJ,BAR0NAB''B ADDRSS8 C'T
322. T.EDQER OFFICE. tfl
REAL ESTATE FOB BENT
citt .. .
DKSIUARLK modern homwi for r?nt: mott wM
SHKHWOOn C-Q.. 1721 WalnUt Ut. J?
3iJAfj 1STH HT. 13 room and 2 th.W ty&
i?AauJKIi. W. 1.UVI8, ncnl lt. Truit BMir. Vr3
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mmnrn-i 1-ropJTII ana WIlfM iri
III'VT D1nnt..r.fnnn n . ..... . .na tHtS
nandeomvlv fintahed and rad to occupy ..;l
. . "u.1- "unnv bnrtrd room. f "7 J
j a iATTKnEoy. ian a. 1am . r fja
lfAil.'r.ir aita nn
Kntlra bulldlna In rir mtrf. lot SS.ScMf A
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Apply PEXNA. CO filT Chestnut at
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FEW CENTRAL STORE9
at about half usual rent
for Immediate possession.
A. PATTERSON. 130 H. tBth
-4,
lactorles. Warehouses. Mfg. Tloera i
RLNT, far garage or manufacturing. 1
!8 8- "h- floors. lBsiin.
201T San.om. 2 floora. nnilnfl. 7
2107-011 Vine, a floor. aOafait: ,
J. A. PATTF.Rt!-3N, t30 S. 13th tk.
H.00RS
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W. TinilPR nATinriTir .so m
12th at,
Established 1M. Factories a
Boeclal
HAVE PARTY who will erect building.
irai oe other location, for aatlafac. teaaau.-'
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DIETKR1CH. T37 Walnut -at. I'Vt il
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BfraiSRiH ROOMS,
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$14.00
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tAftKE' OFFICES
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A, ' ".r1:" iur raising: speep c
will rent thla year for II per acre.
Ledger Central.
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MORTOAQilS
$80
TO
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NOTE OR MORTOAOE
Immediate aettlementa
Unsettled Estate Loans
Building Association Funds
DEMPSBY at CO,
27 8. IBth at. '
FIRST MORTOAOE JIONKT SECOND-"
SADI.E1R SON KM'U
1616 SUSQUEHANNA AVENUK
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MONEY TO LOAJJ
READY MONEY-
United States Loan 'Society
117 NORTH BROAD ST.
5th at. 2548 Oermantonn ave.
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