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PLEDGE FEALTY
: Hundred Dclccalcs Hear
fciriotic Addresses by
National Leaders
,it p.
!rOUT FOR GOVERNOR
is of Ex-Senntor Read, of
lden, and Chairman Bug-
bee Launched
.,t
A
Trenton, May 25
ha; New Jersey State League of Re
neali Clubs conv.en.ed here In annual
this afternoon, the eent being
I by the formal launching of two
rnatorlat booms, those of William
ad. of Camden. ex-State Senator
KState Treasurer, and Newton A K
of Trenton, Republican State
nan and State Comptroller.
fventy-flve Camden Republican ten-
a dinner to Mr. Read prior to the
nlng of the conentlon and at the
Me time In another1 section of the came
lldinc thp Mercer Cnlintv rlpleirfitinn
KA aBfJrtnfM,S 1r Tltihtrnrt It a nt (tinea
fWftetlons that the booms were started
Tha convention 1r attended bv npailv
Mtf) representatives from 300 orsanlza
ftlwvs embracing 76,000 members In all
iiions or the state It was opened ny
ard C. Brennan. of West New
who Introduced State Chairman
5e. The latter ureed th, party i
kerrf to perfect their rBanlzat.on '
pleaded for harmony in the
riiBks. Mr. BuRbee also mentioned thP
r'Si(tif nHmnrv mmitnlcn tnr PnltPrl
Wfitis Senator and tirserl that btttpt- a
fcfea D3 eliminated
Kira mis aamo
Jwg-, ex-Senator
orge I4. Record
1 V-k..U1Ih .-.Innt ntm. n v. rt at. 40
iiriralionB were dwelt upnn by Frederick
Among thoe who l'urpo-.o. me. pairiouc ' , " ' ! s t ', inl Gr-n.'o. IK N ,"S'?o 4 V-' "m.."? i ,1
.. -. I nniircof ultipsjt nnd tin Rmtnd llncment 1 - ,(pni o i Morris ni
Austin Colgate and "f 'he liepuhlican partv that it should ! Wl.riN-Mn 21 JOHN rt hushnnd'nf h ?, TVrnlln." t Frm-a I "it nHW.
;.Aaplrants "for the tear away tho rnmounajre , political iVrnd!; inV R.'8 ,!,hUp "X? '; JVilTi sTn' &1-i-uitnm
nnd get behind Ihe national ad- m r,7is commer." t Srrir-s churri, of .-,m i,-4 vnr.hi.nS cVm
Is X'fPopt, of Pomervllle. a candidate
ftft the nomination for Congress from
ifhei fourth district.
fBptfarvln A, Illley. of Trenton, was
' Mitratgrv nr tta pnnvnnr nn.
.. Governor Edce, S'tatn Comptroller.
Bugbee, State Treasurer Ttead, ex-Sena-!
tof Colitate, ex-Qovernor Ptokes, ex-C5ov-
wnor Murphy and United States Sena-
gifettors Balrd and KrenngnuvKen 'ni
iRSWimei as members of an adlsory ram-
- WtWe to aid the league in us orwinizu-
&s wen plans
ktof.A Chairman Hbj-s's Messnce
SfcC1-'" Will H. Hays, chairman of the Repuh-
IJeati, National Committee, pent a. me-
Wige pleading for party myaiiy aim
-clldlrlcatlon. and nledced the party to
T r-the' Federal Administration's program of
S-'WlnnlnK the war. Lanor constitutes tne
gfjJipuntry's greatest a set, he said, and Is
.'We. salvation ot me country in ma wi--it
crlsln. and the Ttenublican party H
U' natural friend of labor He also'sald
iii" AL-a JL. , ,1... nl(y . n rl a tha U'HCrPa
m jnai uio jiiulci;li; mint. in ..v ....- .
f)the laborer the highest In the world,
fe-srind In the future labor must receive In
L-'al.. TYb.11,... Dlnln. tit r,nmu nl n t htlH In
"tSe councils of the nation
',.., "There are no yesterdays In ISepuh-
S. -ireart j)oIItlcs," said Chairman Hays in
' J4S' nicssage. i aon i rai imw v inn
Voted in 1912, 1914 or 1916, nor his rea
son for so dolnc. We are all one
Wpi&yi we have work to do for the Rood
fcf the country, and It takes ua nil to
IfeFit. And I Insist that all who are
rdMirasnd In this work nre entitled to
jMrHj.eame consideration the man who
iMfejnot always voted with us and the
ffvjman wno ha3 a"ay,, ted with us. be-
tMiuse ne may noi navo imu nj i-
Bi e,for dolnir otherwise.
5, $r;sAll Kepubllcans in the country, all
It' 'those who ever voted tho Republican
"( ticket, all well-wishers of good sovern-
mt jHwit. regardless of past party amua-K---ens.
are urired to aid. Our policy Is
'ilmllatlon and not elimination. There
JtKta.r irtore Involved In the matter than
s . party success.
P c,5ajn his discussion of labor, its "plendld
9MrtunItles for loyal service, Chairman
Mays said-
",TWe must have such Industrial peace
new as will make certain that every
fifttom of brain and every ounce o( brawn,
gee wnere neeaea most to neip me cuin-
?. ituon cause. And that is not a cnarse on
& Vitabop onlv. We must have less nroflteer-
Sf A SrW and more volunteering In this coun-
Sflsy The manufacturers who would take
; 4rQ)Uiliab ui iii ujuiiuj rt cuiti nc,,. , li.
flt unduly or force concessions un-
(ijt from labor Is just as culpable as
laborer who would take advantage ot
i employer s emergency and his coun
fV necessities to force unfair conces-
'And that lawless Individual that '
, the spiles In the spruce loss, and
1.L i
W" ' - i
B Bl'RINO KKSOrtTS '
"H' brbtton wnons. n. ii. I
ietton Woods;
' r t t ii wnnnc
I'H Wm B I V II W If ID i
ivL . !
m - . I
White Mountains, N. H.
wrf
MOTORING
through the
Alps
of
New
Kncland.
HORSEBACK 1
in tho
; very
ftbadow of
; Mount
'Wjithlncton,
KIUINO
over Mountain
Trails and
Woodland
Paths
fr The Mt. Pleasant 0pcr0'iuoc."i
'-$"1 C' J' r,UNPHY i'a"r.
He itiouni uasningion "pen. jmy .
Bff r D. J. TRUDEAU. Mimnr.
'.
ILROADS: Throurh .ervic via N. T..
n, a it, it. it ana jj, a m. k, r.
nc Office 343 Fifth Are.. New YorU
1'OroXO MOUNTAINS.
filivfne.-on.T).law.rg. Pa.
UCKW00D
INN
FIREPROOF
SfaawneeM)nDeUwftre
rrnntrlntnltt
Semton's ODenlnc
twrntr-ntnth of May
Home of the Famous
Shawnee Country Club
Golf Course.
J. &. C. V. Murphy, Managers
gtifi
BEDFORD, BI'RINC.S,
MMMUManniiaa
EDFORD SPRINGS
FiFA.) HOTEL AND BATHS
i Famous mountain resort in
ddt. nt RrtlMI fZnnA
irao. tennis, swtmminx. rtoteu m
i waitri. kdbcious noiei. wun
teutslne. Fin motor roads.
i June 8. H. K, Re mis, Mr.
PillllMlliUM
Kaglew Mere. Pa.
IjCRESTMONT INN "J.
uftoldl with tba ttjromparabl. Ituatlon,
p,w tn. sea on roo summit oi ui.
Ian. uoix tennis, ooaiinx ana tn.
frMeiwtr batblns. Modern Im
.la For booklet and terms address
1VJMJAM' ivixjuu. Manager.
VAIXXTTOSOK
WASHINGTON INN
t. vrxrrix DiNNawa.
ItAaUC SUNAPEE. S. H.
N MERE INN
111. ot th i WWU HU. ea
nr. mM &
l , ' W. A
WLaL fjSSlli
. fT y
Mwlesa Individual calling himself
an "L W. yv that goes about the country
thinking only of himself and seeking
whom he can destroy, that man Is a
traitor to his wmntrv nh.nllltplv find
nothing else, and should bo treated as ! jyilllam, Kean aired R. Rurlal st Mt
such. Vnr -,ii, .I,... i. i,. .f'!.P. . fun"al . .
effectho medicine taken
fttnnrilnir t
against the wall. Let him have, It.
"Not as at Colllnsvllle, Illinois. That
must not be. Lynching, tinder any cir
cumstances or conditions. Is a crime. It
Is a crime against Judgment and justice,
reason and righteousness. It Is an as
sault on our most sacred Institutions. It
Is an affront to the accumulated wisdom
of past nges. It Is a condemnation of
Christianity. To resort to It can be Justi
fied on no grounds. It merits the ex
coriation and detestation of every high
minded citizen, and must be forever
piexented In this countr "
florernor bilge's Speech
Governor Edge, In a spirited address,
said
"Republicans are Justly proud of the
fact that the party has stood the acid
test of patriotism In nation and In
State, as a whole, the party voluntarily,
eagerly nml Immediately has contributed
Its potential forces to the support of
all measures, all movements, In further
ance of the prosecution of war, regard
1 - 4 . . .. .
it--- in me pariy inception nr party ;
source of such moempnts Much of i
that leRlslation most ltally Important
to the winning of the war was secured
rrom ConRrpss only w th the Inle gent I
nnrl .rtol. , f nflhiu,o
"-- oMi'i-i ". . iruMdvr.iic.
whoso loyalu tan rlpppei than party
labpl .New Jerscj. whllo under an ad
ministration politically different from tho
national administration, haw nteereI
clear of the partisan abyss und carried
out the orders of the military commander-in-chief
with as much prompt
iiphs nnd efllclency as a single-track nur-
PO" 'and a loal heart could command
l UBtom. cnu e and thoucmieM tnoupn
" "(l"- l" ,IUrtllini '" '" ,rt'l '"
nt "- should mobilize with he
fnult-finders and the urch-crtt Ics What
mlnlDoiinn In th t-rj nmtTirin rntlw
without partisan nagging or hare-brained I
t4)iiunuii iniiiiir, iiikii. ui in-- hmi . hrcii in iiciflm" nnu inonu, innr-a in flnr, ,nn ,, i., I'hrlstlnn nnd KtlPn Kholts I
.l .l.i I., I ,1. rnna.al rill,, t ' . . H-. t. aii.iri.. . , , ,, ,
antagonism HAOnMwQTTKl; u.lrl-nl Mj S3 iMepnncl st Ini nmaio Tri-nds may
"Pnlltlcnl ?nlnhir won't win the War, I HIAMv A. huslisnd of HpsM- I- Hseen- cnii tnn 7 to It p nL
1 Olltlcal sniping "nnl "'" '"f -. letter ami son o' Fdnsrd .1 nnd lite Marv I C SVVTH Mav "3 l"XVIB MAVP.n
and we (In not mobilize for that purpose , Jiacenkotter nscd 2I n-latlvrs and frhtH. MYTI1 (lire l.otk-tt). widow of William
Americanism, unltv th complete eliml- Imlted to funeral. Mnn. H .TO n m ft.11 sinth need r.3 rtPlallvrs and friends In
nnllnn nf m.tv llnp In en far as the war N' 'x " Solemn renulem ma Church of xt., to futiTiil srl(." Mm '.' .HI n m ,
nallon or partv lines in oiar as inn war (1ur Mo(h(,r of sJrrowl () . m Int. jio)y ',', N vnncood rd (did and Media stt )
and all Its related problcmi are con- cross 'cm. i int i-VrnKond Cem Homilns may im
cerned thexe epitomize the tenets and. UAI.l.ovi:t.I. WILLIAM H husband of ' 4Pl,rd sun no Aum funir.il
bi,... i nn, rfnh nrmnluMfin With Hannah Hallowell need 75 Friends and I S()l'Di:it At Atlantic C'ltv Mav ".1.
purposes of our Clllb organization. VVltn r,0tlXa, nt.d to srvloes Sun . 4 p m , iii:vi.MIN ritANKI.IN husband of Annla
them as a guide and inspiration we nre I injs N Mil st Int Mon Odd Tellows' 'souder as"d 7n rtHathes and friends In
well fitted tn consider nnv and nil gov- i Cem.. Camden. Del Ulted to funeral serlc;. SI S Italelch
well lilted to """',"er ''"; l1" ' ' I UAMHI.INO Suddenly Mav 21 mte Atlartlr Cltx N J.. Sun. 3 p m
ernmentiil problems in their relation to , KSnii:it widow nf Jeremiah llamhilns ine. mt Pleasnnullle Cem
the traditions and Idealism of the Re- ' Robinson! nuert si Relatives and friends I ST.vN'u via 21 o vrnrsr srvsri
,,,, ,,r(. Richmond llintlsl rhunh and Ladles' Alix-.ns.d 71 Ridnllves nnd frl'ndi. West
punncan parij i ulary of Stonemen s fellowship nf 2."ith Phlla Mrnnnr Cnterstut Vereln lnlted tn
,, . ,. Ward Invited to funeral serlies t'al . 2 funeral erws 'ton. 2 t III S2H MrooU-
The llrsnllltlons p m ;jjha i,nsrtono st Int llelxue tn si Int Kernwnnd Cem
Tho rasnlnflnnq adonted amid a rem Hemnlns mav be, viewed Frl after, STKPIIANV A; At'intle Cltv V I May
1 lie resolutions aaopieu niiii . m Au fun,ra , ,,01'Im", widow of Annum st.phunv
whirl of enthusiasm declare there (lAUTMANV Ma 2.1 jacop huslmnd Kii i',7 IMainM and friends invited to fu.
should be no politics in the carry ng '
tnouin lie nw '"'"'.,.'.', , ..i-. I
on of the war, that all loyal Americans
should stand shoulder to shoulder, te
gnrdless of political adulations, for any
thing that will help the cause of Amer
ica and International justice, and that
any person who subordinates this cause
for any other Is a traitor
They point with pride to Republican
State administrations ot the last few
ears in sharp contrast withithe In
elliciency of their Democratic predeces
sors; commend the Republican members
of the United States Senate and House
for eliminating partisan politics nnd
giving their fullest support to the Ad
ministration on war legislation, cilti
clzed Democrats In Congress for refus
ing to co-operate with the President
on vital measures affecting the winning
ot the vvai, nnd Vke President Marshall
for his speeches in the Wisconsin sena
torial campaign, and praise the recent
nflni,Mir.nn 1 oo-ioiititrp fnr lt work and !
Republican Legislature tor ns orK, ana
the Delaware Rler bridge and Hudson
tunnel propositions are heartily In
doreed.
iBentljs
Arendt Mlnnin
Barr, Phllena M
Benr, Charles
Berenfeldt Julta
Berton, Raymond A.
Boehm Klfzahth
Boehm Mary Cordelia
Booz. Wl 111am II.
Broderltk Parla.
Buchholz, Jean
Bunting SjUester
Carpenter Cjnis
Clacomb felen M.
Cor, Robert J.
r)alA. Kva M.
Dals, Anna M
Heal Frederick C.
Pewees. Harriet
Ou Bree. Charles L.
Duncan. Kmma
Echternach W H.
Kdwards. t'harles F.
Kggleton. John
Ethrldge Marcaret
Kerruzzl, Rosaly
FltzBlmmons. J A.
Flf-mlng Ueorse
Friend Hannah
Gilpin John fi , .
KrupD Abram
Lambert SamuI A,
Larkln. Caroline
Llnnlncott Harry
Ludlow. Emma
MacOonald. John W.
Mattls. George W.
Mcleer Ullliam II.
McLean Sonhi
MrMjth Robert
McMonagle, Alice C.
Mellilejonn Jane
Moran Richard
Morton, Daniel H
Newman, Margaret I
'l Brten, Joaenh C.
Phelan, Thomas
Belll Catharine
Relll Charles
Ren alt Lol H.
Honk. DaWd E
Schmleder. Joseph K.
Hcott Nellie M.
Pherrv Catherine
Shotls. Chrl-tlan G.
Slzg Charles
Slter. Violet R
Simih Fannie M
Souder Benlamln F.
Stang G. August
Stephany Loulae
Steward Elizabeth M.
Stewart Eliza
Suter. Francis F.
Svtaln Thomaa Reed
Tomlinsnn. Martha K.
Vandersll' e. Howard
Whittle George T.
Winters Granville B.
Wltwer Anna M.
Wolflnger Katherlne
Wood. Bridget
Woolman, Ellz. N.
Worth Mabft N.
Wunsch. Walter
Young Caroline
Zlecenfuss. Charles II
Hafsnkott.r Frame a.
Hamhlinc Ksibs r
Hartmann. Jacob
Harsv .Tnhn K
Hawk. s William R.
ffifffT.ry cT
Hlnkel t'atherlne A.
Huher. Emma
run.. jn.r...h
Joce, wiiuam
Kelso Anni. Florence
Kllcoyne Mary E.
i;inff. Jamea j
Kltn .IphmIa F
Koella. Llllte May
i Kreckmann, George
ARENDT Suddenly, May 2, MINNIE,
wife of Julius Arendt. Due notice of fu
neral S42H M '-M st
BARR. Suddenly, at Cape May Point N
t ... i ntrft rv t ...n. rr r.u.ii
W Harr "'(! 711 Relatives and friends In-i
vlted to services Tues 1 p m Oliver H.
Bair Hldi . 1&, Chestnut st Phlla Int.
private Hillside Tem Auto funeral
BARRON In Boston. Mav 23, at her
borne. 334 Beacon st , JESSIE M . wife of
Clarence W. Barron. SerWces Sunday, at 2
P. m.
BENZ May 2X CHARLES, husband of
Elizabeth Bens (nee ZWnmer), aged 75. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral, Tues..
ft.30 a. m . "55 Rublcam st. (near 3d and
Uuncannon ae.). Hlffh mass. Church of
the Incarnation. 10 a m. Int. New Cathe
dral Cem
RERENFELDT Mav 23. JULIA slater
of late Hannah Plsar RelatHee and friends
Invited to funeral. Sun . 2 P m.. parlors of
Emanuel Asher & Son, 1602 Diamond at. Int.
Aaatn jennurun i em
BBRfON.-May 24. RAYMOND A . son of
A"S.u,,t,S.,J..."J1 -5i,Etf.lJ3i-J.-5aon.-(,,?.!
maa! Hah fitl a t fj PAn t P0lsJnA
uairr, iioiivo miu ... .....v .w ""
2315 E. York at Requiem mass St Ann's
Church 10 a m. Int. private. Holy Re
deemer Cem. Auto service.
BOEHM May 21. ELIZABETH, widow
nf William Rnehm and flauchter of lsta
I George and Catharine Mers. aged 76. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral. Mon.
, 2 p. m., residence. 33d and Mifflin sts
I Services Evangelical Lutheran Church of
the Trlnltv. 18th and Wolf. 3:15 D. m. Int.
church ground . ..
BOEHM May 22. MARY CORDELIA,
wlfo of William H. Boehra, aged 69, Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral services,
Sun.. 2 p. m.. 112 Franklin ave.. Morton,
Pa Int, Arlington Cem.
r i ": ..J"." i 0.11
Fi 71V. R.la,e" ?nd 'J'1' 1,0,r.Ti!;
13UUX. May i'-i. tVlblilAl II. wnjt.
to. funeral, Mon.( 2 p. m.. Cmllle, Bucks
II1.1UH .o.iid .w. v". .. y. ,Y."
County. P. Int. Emllle Cem.
BBODERICK May 24.- MARIA widow
if Maurice Brod.rlck. Itelatlvea and
friends. !eaa-ue of Sacred Heart. Invited to
funeral. Tues., 8.30 a. ra.. 725 Luxerne st.
Molemn hljrh reaulem mnsa Church of St.
Veronica. 10 a. in. Int St. Matthew's New
Cem . Conshohock.n. Pa. Auto funeral.
BUCiniOLZ. May 24. 1(118. JEAN, daurh.
ter of Richard 1. and Abble Park Iluchholl.
Funeral services Mon.. 12 o'clock, at her
residence. Monument road. Malvern Pa,
BUNTINQ. May 24. SYLVESTER, hus
band nf Sussnna Bunting. Funeral serv
ices. Tues.. 3 p. m.. nephew's residence,
Henry H. Kllnebers. 8434 N. Broad at.
CARPNTER. May IS. CYRUS, son of
tat. William II. Carpenter, aged 60. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral services.
Bat.. 2 P. m.. parlors of G. O. Norrls. 46VT0
Frankford ave. Int. North Cedar Hill Cem.
CUVYCOMB. of 8232 Maater St.. May 24.
HELEN M , wife of Edward A. Claycomb.
aged 44, Relatives and friends Invited to
services. Mon.. 2 p. m.. Oliver H. Balr Bldg.,
1820 Chestnut st. Int. nrlvate,
K COX. May 23. ROBERT J . son of lat.
Jamea and Salll. Cox. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral, Man., fl.30 a. pi.. 440a
Grays av. Mass st St- Clement's Church,
10 a. ra. Int. Old Cathedral Cem. Auto
"oAVIB. At 480 Chestnut st.. 'Slap 21.
EVA tl.. wife of Ira K. Oavls and daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. William Mathleu. aged
2T Relatives and friends lnvlt-d to services
Sat., sio - m . Oliver II. Balr Bldg.. 1330
'SAtv1f8.-!?iUyn-4,!,A,N,N,A-M. DAVIS- F.
c
. KmwmVKm,i$M-9L.w
nr.XTits
Qermantown Int private, Remains may
be viewed Frl. eve
DEWEES inee Keiin) Of rerebro-splnal
meningitis, liny S, HARRIF.T wife of
Charles Dewees son eon of Ellsa nml Inte
RRHE. Ileln tU en nnd friends invited to fu
neral service .'inn , i p. in , n.o ,-, iri-n-
Inn st Int Wilmington and Hranfl
ndywlna
, . I
of nob-
Cem Wilmington pel
nitNl'AN Mav VS. i:tMA. wife
erf n. Human nnd rinuirnter of William nnd
Emma Major. Relatives and friend Invited
ard Motor Co and nil othflr orKantzatlons
of which h was a mpmlw-r lnvitd to fu
neral ffnlrt Mnn 2 p m 203') N Camac
st. Int prHntp North wood cm nprnilns
mn ! Mewpn iun . to lit n
Auto
funri
KPWAItnS Mav !
riiAnLES
-.. ! O. in Ala
Lntll.UTON M 22 JOHN EGO I KTON
need J2 HrlatUca nnd friends Co. f 21th
Ttpftt. Ppnna Inr inWtfri In rnnarnl ai
2 p. m rtid,n(R of nephew. Wllllnm L,
Hcclfton 1112 Z Pnlmer ct Int Patmr
;THnunn Mav 23 MAitoAmrr. wtf
nf t'alPb r.thrldKP ItPlatfva and frlnda
n tU 10 luncrai wi irts, .-vion n m .
rtaldenre of pon-ln law Frdrlck M
Thorna. 2110
I'nMlnlc at Int nrltats
tn1 8m "
Krlfndn may cnll Sun . S to
Fi:itRtZZI Ma 24 rtoALV daunhtr '
" Am-rtrn ann nna t erruzzi tnea voipp)
K.2.. S l.tth at Due notlca of funrral will
pf. pnn
KITZSIMMONS Mh 24 JKVXIK
daufthter of latr 1 Id ward .1 and Mdrcnret
Fltzalmmoni Funeral to which relatives
nnl friends rrfUEhters of ioIumbu mi
pIops of John Wnnatririker, are lnltfd,
Tuph . R 30 a m rpldente of rounln Eu
cm" nile 240 1 5 Wnodimrk at Solemn
mava of requiem Church of .( Monlra Ht
a m Int Ciitbpdral "cm Auto p"rvlrp
Fl.EMINn Mav 21. OEOpfiE hubnd
of Annl ricmlnp (n.p 5ip'-f") TtMntU""
and friends also lllchwa !ppt of palduln
I.ocotnoti WoiKa tmltrd to fiinral arv
Irra Mon 2 T m. 2.127 ParNb, nt Int.
Montrose i'm Auio funt-ral Flemins mrty
b fpwd Sun nftr 7 P tn
miEND Ta 2 HANVAI! mi END
fnee urecnhaiRni w won or William Friend
Ihp HeileninMon 2 1fl p m Int. Monument
ft1", """alns rrnv N. Md S.t to f
nt .visrv inrimann raw .ennci ak-ed
711 Relntles anil friends. Post o ill U
A R. Invited to runeral servpes Mon 2
p m residence of son. CJeorKe IlartmHnn
f.00"i Lansdowne ave Int private. Remains
n'av be viewed Sun. 7 to 10 p m
HARVEV .Mav 22. JUIIN K IIARVKT,
husband of late Mary T: Harvev (nee
ker) Relatives and friends. Post No 77
I, A IV . survivora ni iiin i-a Art em
ploves of Phlla nnd Readlnp Relief Asso ,
Invited to funeral services, flat ,2pm
residence of fcon-ln-law John I, Rfeber 3llj
N 7th st Int private Greenwood K of P.
Cem Autn service
IIAWkT.S Mav 2J 1S22 N" I7lh .1
Vll,LIA.M R husband of Annie Hlwke's
and son OI late vviiuam son r.mwv llavvKes.
Due notice of funeral will be Riven
HCIlltSIANN. vliy 23. CHIllhTINE U
Tir.DA HERRMANN Inee Roecherl wife of
Robert H'rrmann, aged 4T. Relatives and
ft lends lnlted tn funeral Fen Ice Mon 2
n m 1'JOB P onth st Int. prUate Fern-
tn fnnirai inn H nil n m ai.i. Mimnn r. . .(...! ii. - I- Dhninn iraisiit ,
" "'' " .' "" """- - iivnuniin in i Kir 41 ! i i ii- '"., ""'. inr HUi itiirenn'IU, M'PIV n 'll t-i (
nt. Srtlnmn rtmiirm tmn nhnrrh nf Ihn BnH iAn,i. in. n,,t in funrm 1nn R 31 - - 'i " rr"
NatUlty in n m Int Nw Cathedral Ctm n m , dURhtfr'd hnmr Mrs Hnnna Tnrey. l ''U'V. SllVJF iat fPeritnce p- 433
Anio fun-nil rt t nt ..,,., 4"i3 ?J flRndolph l lllih mM t Auj.ua , Iarr nfflp.,
nCIITRTtNACH Mav 24 WALTHU If, Unm'n Thnrch 10 a m Int. Holy fr rpm n.KRKH r- A few arancle.i,fnt- i.,i,u.
lRrd..22., ptJnl friend-, mfinj! nf (nf Donohnc). Mlfc nf Jnmw Uellly Ufla- Apply In own nnndurltlnV 7iiin ' "1
Trinity Heformrdrhurh and SumHyrhool ilur Hnd frlonrtd Invited to funernl, Mnn Phra on HMinf; machine nml nial p.rJ'
r nun. i ii ir n- t t
I I u i'rl-''L ' ' j J.i.VV. i "rn; or William Revralt ana oauitntfr ot ine ini-
.Jl'i?.- l-rJnil,vlndvdndrn.r.m?lo.4".of Chartea and Catharine Phoemak-r. Relative.
Kffl'VrwA- ?.on5 JV mlmV7lll,0ie.r: "J1" '''..' lnsv'1.''1 I" "m-VrlVcl';' iffi
rnmit tit Int Mt MiirUh rm Pn-nrt. N. fi"h at . Sat.. 2 p. m. procisejy. inu
wood Cm hrletida may call Sun, S p m. ert Huline Dept of P. nnd B R R vet.
Au'o funeral i eran Asndatlon of the P and It R It
HILLER At 3S0 OHn nt May 21 ' Pniina Assembl No 3 A O M P In
MARY C. wife of Richard M Hlller No-ilteil to funeral ervlcea Pit . 'J 4.. p m
tlce of funeral later chapel of Kirk A Mce (lJOl Germantown
HtNKEL Mav 22. CATHERINE A lave Germantown. Int. prhate Wood-
. Irfnvv of Phflfn Hlnkel nenri Tit llshili..
and frlpnds, mpmbera Fifth Mara f. in
............ r -"-..- s....ra
Church Martha Washington Fenial Bon
flclal Sociely invited tn funeral service
ilrpK
ttai . - p m aon s resiaente air Kdnln
Morris, -Mi0 N. Marshall st Int private.
Greenwood Cem
HUBHR Suddenly Mav 24 EMMA wife
of Jamen Huher nnd daughter of MahaU
nnd late Lewis Bodle Relatives Hnl frlendu
invited to iunerai services ruea 2 p
.111 Tl Tulnehockpn t . fiirnunlniin Int
private Remains may be viewed Mon 8 to t of . WashinKton t mnn No 3(11 I' n S.
10 p m I of A Order of Owls, Chelten Neat No li,,i,
ITALIE Huddenlv Mav 23 at Pltti- Th Commtstoner Roomers invited to f.i
hurBh. Pa.. JOSEPH husband of Sarah I neral i-enice Sun 2 p m , Hi J.". L.iwn
rtalle. Relatives nnd friends Invited to fu- .ule ave Lawrftlale. Phlla. Int priwtip,
neral services Mon 2 pm. 2937 W Co- , N'oithwood 'tm
lumbla ave Int Private WHITTLE Mav 21 GEORGE T. hus-
JOYCH Mav 23. nt Mmentown V J ' ljand of Em mi hiltle (nee Hrewln) aseil
WILLIAM Jrn husband of Rehe.ci r.n Relatives and friend Knltrhta nf Malta
Jojce. aan 80 Relntlves and f rh nds invited phoenix Cotnm mderv. N"o RitJ all other iom
to funeral Mon. 2 p m., lncentosn. N J manderies 1 Inwood Fire Co No 1 und
Int M L Cem mploies of National Aniline Chenilc.il Co,
KELSO May 23 ANN FLORENCE. 1(r Marcus Hook Invited to funernl serviie
dauehter of Kdmund W and Marv 1. Kelso sun ' P. m 22S E Tlou.i bt Int. private
(nee Klnkpad), aged 2. runeral and Int. Forest Hill em Remains mav be viewed I
private Sat. 2 p m parents rest- I sat after 7pm Auto funeral i
dence 3in Irfiney st , Fox ChasP. Phlla , WINTERS Mav 23 GRANVILLE R
MiifuiAf aiay sj. maiu b naueh-
ter of late Michael and Marsaret Kllcoyne
Relatives and friend Invited to funeral,
Mon. R 30 a. m., &S3J Frankford ave,
Molmesburtr Solemn requiem mass St.
Dominic s Church 10 a. m. Int St. Dnml
nlc's Cera
KING May 23. JAMES J KING, hus
band of Annie Klnir and son of late James
and Ellen King of Athlone West Heath
Ireland. Relatives und friends Encine Co.
No, 24 P. F D , P F. D Relief Asao nnd
insurance iairoi iihup.i io iunerai aton
S a. m.. 15111 S Tapllol st Rrqulem mass
St Thomas s Chunh u .10 n m Int Holy
S'P.ulchro Cem Auto wri;.
tlvea und friends, members of Henanna
rf'ouncll. No 40. D of P , and Rising Sun
Yearly Society. In lied, to funeral serieet
lm, 1 n. in .1224 X Kalrhtll r Tnt
prlvaje. Green mount Cem. Remains may be
viewed Sun., 7 io J p. in Auto service.
KRECKMANN May 22 GEORGE hus
band of Mary Kreckmann inee Segorest) and
son of late Frederick and Porothj Kreck
mann. aRed 50 Relatles and friends, Nest
No 1122 O O O . Robert H Koerderer
Asso . of 45th Ward, employes of Robert
H Koerderer. Invited to funeral services,
Mon , 2 p m.. parlor nf John V Conner
3058 Frankford ae. lr.t private Mt Ver-
non Cem
Hemains may Dt Mewed bun ,
8 tp0n
KRITPP- Suddenly. Mav 23 ARRAM.
hushand of Annie Krupp (nee Robinson),
aged 50 Relatives and friends, Indies'
Bible Class of Leverlnaton Preshyterlun
Sunday school. Invited to funeral servlee,
Mon .2pm 549 Dupont st . Roxboroiish,
Pa Int. Leverlngton Cem. Friends may
call Sun . 7 to 0 p m.
L.MHERT May 23. SAMUEL , hus
band of Emma E, Lambert, a (ted (18 Rela
tives and friends Invited tn funeral serv
ices Mon , 2.30 p. m . 4352 Paul st . Frank
ford Int private, Oakland Cem. Wilkes
Barre, Pa , papers copj Friends may call
Sun , 7 tn 0 p. m
LARKIN May 24 CAROLINE wife of
Joseph Larkln Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral. Tues , 8:30 a. m . 21 A 2
Lehigh ave Solemn requiem mass St Co
lumba'a Church 10 a. m Int private. New
JVJVVA" tf.ft fV.'nV
. LirPINCOTT -Slay 20..HARRT EARL.
inuioana oi uiancne uippincoti. agea tn
Relatives and friends, members of Mt.
Holly and Unltv Lodge. No. 10, I. O. O. F.;
Welcome Temple. No. 11. O U of A., In
vited to funeral services. Ss.: , 2 p m.. 732
Berkley at., Camden. U J Int New Cam
den Cem Friends may c.all Frl . 7 to 0
P LUDLOW May 24. EMMA, wife nf late
Frederick Ludlow and daughter of Bridget
and Felix Ryan. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral, Tues., H:30 a. m., 23,10
Miller st. (25th Ward). Requiem mass St.
Ann's Church, 10 a, m. Int. Holy Crosg
Cem Auto funeral.
MACDONALD. May 23. JOHN WRIGHT.
husband of Sarah Elizabeth Mardonald (nee
Reck) Relatives and friends. Hope Circle,
ii,0, H, iJ UI i , Rcmuum tmiu urn abu ,
I l'von, Hell.t League, of Camden. Invlten
jvo, 17, u or a , ueumore xeariy uen asso
KLiliNr- oi junnsvuie, ra ,iay . jKfi
OIF. I'Hr-.inVT ri.M.hl.. rr In.n Tnk... T
siVh Vurv Jans Kline Funeral lit !.; .. in .m I position wlin kooo niporlunltv slate qu il.
"nt? prlvriteJ Friends6 ma""'"' SalVTlo" , 7 vOODn-Mv 3 RRIDGET wfe of John 'V'""" "'"' "'"'"' V S'' L"dB"
n. m. ' u u'nml j nil iintiehler of Law rem t un,l ' m p
KOELLA May 23. L1LLIE MAV wife of oare Flood ReltOlvei and friends InvitPil STENCMjRAPH ER inniprtent and expert
fhartea Koella (liee Wood), need 44 Rela n nn.rjl Mon S 30 a m 2.V'L N'ndnln I o.cnrl In nfTIi n of ltirrr minnr.r-nirlnr
.ito runeral services. Aion.. ..on p m . ns:
Christian st. Int. private. Friends may
can sun b io iu p m.
AlArilJ. way .'a ucuuurj vv., nus
band of Elizabeth Mattls (nee Hoabach).
Relatives and friends, also Horan Lodge No,
81. F. and A. M.. invited to funeral serv
ices Mon., 2 p. m.. 842S Norwood st.. Chest
nut Hill. Int. Ivy HIU Cem. Friends may
call Sun. eve,
MeALEER. May 21, WILLIAM II . hus
bsnd ot Elisabeth McAleer, Funeral, to
which relatives and friends Invited. Mon..
8 s. m., 240 Mountain st. Solemn mass nf
requiem Church of th. Sacred Heart 8:30
a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto service.
McLEAN. May 21. SOPHIE, wlduv. of
Colonel George P. McLean, aged 74. Rela
tives at.d friends Invited to service.. Sal..
8 p. m.. Oliver H. Balr Bids.. 1820 Chestnut
"'VcMATliy Suddenly. May 24. ROBERT,
husband of Annie, McMath (nea Carrick). of
2304 Coral st. Due notlco ot funeral, from
201S E. Dauphin St.
McMONAOLE. May 23. ALICE CLARKE,
widow of Daniel McMonagle, aged 71, Rela
tives and friends invited to funeral. Sat..
8.30 a. fn.. 1410 Sellers st. Mass SU
Joachim's Church 10 a. m. Int. New Cathe
dral Cem.
MEIKLEjmiN. May 23. JANE, widow
of William Melklelobn. formerly of 1823 s.
Camao st. Relatives and friends invited ta
funeral. Mon.. 8JI0 a, m., 232S S. Chadwlck
at. (Porter at. below 17th st.). Solemn re
quiem mass St. Monica's Church 10 a. m.
Int. Cathedral Cem. Auto service.
MORAN. May 23. RICHARD, son of
Jarries V. and Mary Moran (nee Cnnlen),
aged 7 years. Relatives and friends in
vited to funeral. Mon.. 9 a, m., 803 station
ave.. Haddon Heights. N. J. High mass
Church of St. Ko. Lima 10 a. ra. Int. prl-
rai,. calvary iwas. asswum wayp. viewa
tlF.ATIIR
friends. Washington tsmn. No. MS. P. O.
8 of A.i Court Fox Chase, No. 154. P of
rtVnce of brother, tkrry Morton. r,.lSn N
P.lethorp .1 . Int St James. M E Church
,rSVNi".",!t,l MAROARET .t .
wife of Professor Alhert W Newman, aged
fl? tl-l-ltu an.t Manril Invited to fll
neral services. Mon 2pm. 4DI0 Catharine ,
rt . West l'hlla. Int private ,
O'ntllKN At Pasadena Cal Mav IS.
JOSEPH I. tl HRIEN Inle of 4J4 S 41h st .
Pnluin I'n
WtuA nr fitniFiil Inltr
PlfELAN
-Slav 2j" 1IIOMAH IMtntAN. I
rnulTn mnM rh'irrh of thf Natlvltv 0 n. m.
ini lioiv cmi i'-m aiho iuhthi
IIKIT.LT M 24 CHAHIiKP husband of
Ttntia frAlIti ItiBn Hm I rrii ft r t V 1 T)ll finllCe
nf funeral will be Blen from J120 Sum-
May 21. IjUU.wx it., tmhow i
PfHar II1M
IIOAK Mav 2.1 D VV1D H husband of
Amelia K nnak need All ltflntfp- and
r Loral No 2.1 M II S P Asn An
dr-w J Mnrilann PupllV o lnftd to
funrral ar1rp Mon 2 HO t ni . St
S1mvn'a P H Churrh ith and Lehlch a
Ilmalni ma lm l-wd Sun 7 to 10 p m
2--J V VJln ! mt nrnni
HrilMir.llEH Mas 24 JOSEPH K . hn
hnnd of Amlp Srhmldr 'nee SrhultsM ated i
t'J tie l Hi ups anu irifnuf nirrrinrn nun
momt.i rm nf Phltn Oiiir(n( flub and rm-
r!oa of John llnnok In-r rrf
ntoea of John Hanok In-r Ci nth an
Oxford ata lnppl to funeral Tu-" 1
p m T-t v AM"Biirnv nr int itii'iino
r'm V'tfo tv1c.
SCOTT Mh 21 NE1X1E M dTUdhtP
of Horn 11 and latp Ella M Scott nurd
31. Rplatlies nnd friend Incited to fu
n"rnt Tur ,2pm unci a repidenre T.
Prank !.e-a r,in Hlddl-, Pa SpivIlc in
rrozlprxtlle M E church 2 30 r m Int
Mt Hop- Cem Autos will m"M train at
(Pen Itiddl- Station lealnif Ptoad St Sti
tfon 12 ni and 1 p m
SHERRY Mav 23 CATHERINE diuah
(pr of Thomas and Catherine Shnrrv ac-d
10 Rplatlvp and friends tnitPd to fit
nral Mon R ."0 a in pi rent a' rcsld-nrp
N E (or Prnad and Chrlitim at Solemn
hlch mass nf iciiilni St Thpr5.n Churrh
10 a m Int Holy Crn Crm
niOTTS.- Ma 24 CHRISTIAN O lr .
hubnnd of Annie E Shotiq (ppp WrnMtir)
erri'n Ma, ! vini.l-'.T II lfa nf
n-vv sit-r n-l,iiie, nn.i trl-nrt. In-
neral "rUtK Mt -'. n m . i . i.e i ien.
plate Atlantb Cllv, N J. Int Pleasanlvlll.
Cem N I
STKWARD Mav 21 Chureh lane Bist
l.ansdowne Pa nLIARKTH M wife of
Alfred V Steward aped 0s RtlatHes and
'friends Invited to servlies Sat, 2 311 p m .
Wal-lnllver H Mile HldB . lft'Jll Chestnut st.
Phlla Int Media Cem Media Pi I'rlends
mat iiu iciili n nil In ' n m
STHWAItr Mav 'J3 13MZA STEWART
nerd "J IttliittP3 nnd frlrnfli invited to
pertra Sat . 'J r m OUfr 11 Blr Bide
;n rhrtnut t Int Wtt K.iurl II Ml f'em
qpTRn t PunellfMi V .1 Miv rjH
FUANCIS K hulinnil nf I,Up Man I
Suter
RpUtPB and fry.d 'nltpd to rtv-
U o Mart 2 n m Ot"r 11 Hair Bids.
lt? OMnui Ft int iWimnnri im
SW'MN Mn 2.1 nt aiT i JMnrrv t
r.prmantown THOMAS ItCKO himlnnd of
i ..!.. t qujr nfi.t hoo of Li ip Thoinin W
and Henrlett i Swain Relative and f rli nd
Mitchll Lodge No 2'mj F and A M . Rob-
'' " . .''". T . ". , . . , .
lunrl (Vltl
.,... . t.il- 4 4 T-I....l. ,sj.I If '
I I tlJ,liVi,".s I ' flBiHl"lllt. d I itiy ,
IK MARTHA K widow of Jorph Tomlln
pon Relatives and friends linllfd to serv
ice Will 11 .Hi a m Oliver II U.ur Bids
181Mi Clifstnut si Int private
VANDKRSIJCK Mav -J HOW RD W.I
husband of Dollfe l nderlice (nee Bou
vei 1 and poii o: e Nathaniel and Annie i
Vandersllte, agel ATt Relatives nnd frlendt
ni.rt Pajp. Council No. .IIV O of 1 A .i
OimLxr Cltv Commnnderv No '.'II 1. It S
.husband of Elirn J vviniers aped 4. Ri
' ntives and friends L O O M, No r,4
loui Aorth Counill No 33 Jr O I
m invited to funeral. Sun. 1 p m 3F2
' j0jce st Int Hillside din Remains mav
!, xipwed Sat S P m Trolley funeral
WJTWER Suddenlv rav 24 ANN
MORGAN dauehter of lale Ephrnlm Booth
and wi'e of Kramer Witmer Funeral
services and Int private Residence 1143 S
.-.1st st Lancaster and New Holland papers
y
wjffl 0f charlis Wolfinser anil il.tuithtfr of
Rte John anil liulsj Rech aci-il .IS Jlfla-
J,,1,, m, tri.nd;. Injlt'd I" funeral serMcss
Mon . 3 p m .i"li Jann' si in Own.
.i i "Hi,, unH South HtR ) Solemn hlch minu
nf requiem st Patrick's Church 10 a m Int
Unit; l"rn1 Com
wArtiHlVAl 1nsfini llln V T i..
21 ELIZA11ETH N widow of Willi m' ii
Woolman and dnuehter of late Eber W Ami
AlUenla B. Kncle ajred ". Relative, and
friends Invited to funeral Masonville N J
Mon. 2 n m int ('nairvfiie Cem
WORTH Suddentv. Mav 22 MABEL N ,
daughter nt Elmer M nnd Ada V. Worth,
381 N lnth rt Int. private.
WUNSCH May 24 WALTER husband
nt Arm Vfall Wumcn and hon of nton nnd
Caroline Wunsch. aged 2 Relatives and ' STENOGRAPHER, with knowledge of book
friends Progressive Assemhlv No 4. O of I keeping temporary work rhnnte for pf-r-A
invited tn funeral services Mon 2 p. manent position catl between 2 and 3 p. ra,
m 572H Reechwood st . 0rmantovn Int Mr Glger. 1127 ChfMnut st
private Remains may be viewed Sun . 7 to ' bTnNOGRAPHER first rlas. with knnnl
f !l.n.. ..... n .-. . nA. ... l -Ac of bookkeeninc rood nerm-inent nrxi.
TOl'NG Mav 23 CAROLINE YOTTVO
n-e ilaugt wire oi iiei vv young aged
37 Relatives and friends invited to funeral
service Sun ,1pm. residence of husband
finH Oaks st Audubon N .T Int private
Hillside Cem Thlla Take Haddon Heights
car tn Tiiie st Audubon
ZIEOENFIISS May 22 CHARLES h.
husband of Slarlon W and son of Fannie A,
and the late Wilson Zlegenfuss RpIh t Ives
nnd friends Invited to funeral service. Sun
J P ni . residence of sister Mrs Ittl R.
Klons 174R N 20th Int Northwood Cem
Remains may te viewed Sat eve. Auto
serlre.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Hither Clu-.lnil Ails on Pass 2)
AN EXCELLENT
FOR YOUNO WOMEN
OPPORTUNITY
EXPERIENCE
UNNECESSARY. SALARY
i'Alil
WJllLK Lt.An.ir.u,
9 SO PER WEEK AFTER FIRST
FOUR WEEKS OF INSTRUCTION AND
THEN RAPID ADVANCEMENT.
I
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT WORK
NEAR YOUR HOMES 7 HOURS TO 8
HOURS PER DAY. MEALS SERVED
AT COST.
ANNIVERSARY TAYMENTS BtCK
BENEFITS. VACATIONS WITH PAY.
APPLY 8 A. SI. TO 6 P. M.
THE BELL TELEPHONE CO. OF PA.
408 MARKET ST.
CHILDNURSE. experienced, white. for
shore. Phone Overbrook 4475 until Sat
urday noon, or writ. 0023 Overbrook ave.,
Philadelphia,
CHILDNURSE experienced, Call Overbrook
112 or 3 Woodbine ave. Call afternoon
CLF.RK TOIINO LADY AR CI.FnK IN
NEWSPAPER OFFICE. SEE MR. KlrV-
PATRICK PURLIC LEDGER. 0TH AND
CHESTNUT STS, ""
HELP iWAWTE.D FEMALE
(Other Clarified Aili on Page 2)
P '.XeT fif SenerM eleHe.!8 ,n." IV r
LfWLn'n?fn?;,.?rnn:r"nnr'7lc"J, wrt '? office
I""'! .IDW'1!:"?" "i ernllcMlon? rinly
y ,.' ,"?";. , ', riil B",n" particulars.
CLERK able lo (lie letters or who can learn
L,,!lih .?! .fi 'J""1 Y'"" Preferred
jmil be red ned an j of good education II
1 "I 1,-dr. r c entrnl
CI.UIIK -nuns lad with knnnie.1.. r i,i,.
b"?'"" .0J"-5."rlr."1 rJ'lon ron.l chance
ftAitruij ivi .
" Woolin' Co .Stain !i?e iv.1rh.. '"niM
, iln work
GIfll. 10 for offlrp work rTrnii.H.
for fchool Klrl to cat bTMnU," rlhfEE
ytat- nc. and aalarv rxptV.l ,rf?ln5:
Oini, for cooklntr nndhmn-wor n r
iip-irtmfnt nnd ator. no wnVhinr. " tA0T"
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OIRI.S WANTED
300
To learn fn orprate tir'oys michln"
no PTrlncp npr-aar nnlv nirN h--twrj-n
the n-es nf 21 and 4 VPri neeI
applv to tno
M1DVALE STEEL AND ORDVantr CO.
KDPYSTOVE RITM E PLANT
!Md stone. Pa.
PinLADELPIUA orriCE
nr. s. ioth st.
Brine referenrp.
oiRLs civi:n in
clerks rileulitnr bookkeepers permanent
positions, opportunity for advancement.
1: 1' HOLGHTON S. CO
Arplv 2-10 tt Somerset i or phon-s
Kensington 7100
SIMILE PREFERRED I . to 3n VEVRS.
STRONG N) IN GOOD HEU.TII
liV LIGHT AEMRI.Y WORK Si DRILL
PRESS IIPERVT 1NG
pi mt i:m po-i niiss i .vn i i.tnt
WORKING IIINIll'l IO.NS HC XHN PLR
HiU Its liiiiiD PY
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si:nvn'i: hi riM.u.s
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wtintod In pirKlns nnl irtnp rnoni w-rViriRl"
Iiniirp S lo . SitunliiH S to 1 lvt MnrKfnR
innJIlKiriH rcjih! wiibph nnd nppui tunitiF f tr
iiflim finfnl .N.itfonal MIpiuII ( i llinl
l!l"livnnd )ip 1
GIRLS IN to in iarn wnntnl for nmm
I MliirJ nnd nmrhlnp work $! to $'j pf.r
uppK paid whllp lpurnitit; tio PtpprlnLt?
I ppfdtd II T lMHlf (o .T-'Ol Arrh Rt
(ilRI.K V ant d to woik on fold Inn mnnr
i.oxp Itnhixsork SI hnurt tr vi, s,t
urdi hr1f hnlili nil nr it round Blown
nitU ' mnn.nv HON' rrnn'Mlti nt
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H"III llnlll '"IIIUII II ""I " "I "s I Kill I 1 - K ,
rh m p for ,itl intPinmt Knttorllnu (o
njrhj
GIRLS wanted lfTrnr nnd exprlpnpd
pood wiiRpfl rild, ptPtidv work. Apply Urn
wold Wontrd fit. Dirhv. Pi
GIRLS to fiw uishlonq on th ilrs
244 M ."lb
Apply
NCRsE vMinted at one tr 17 rtmnth-nM
Ih , irfiniicrs required Iioiti" in counttv,
closp to .Itnklntnwn St.ition Ilmtlinff Rill-
vvv npnorlunftv for pernnii nt position
with gin id ues Tp1 phone Qjont? 1 1 17
M USE MAID v.antid for the tare of dill.
dr.n vvhkis f. nfenmes Tejpphono
riuHtnut HiU ",'t
!
OPERATORS on tushioim.
Mh t
Apply 211 s
IM'M'H PRESS OPFRMORS on Mret
niplal s.Hcldtip onlv tho" prtklnc Pr-
manenl i nniJp Hnns nerd applv, pond wacru
Inexpt rleiH'd p.iid whtlf e.irnin(- Dexter
MpIhI M.inufi turhic Compinv, Fiont anil
An h pi i'.iind'ii V .1 I
SHOES General operators, and vampers i
Xiiijlv Laird Hihubir S. Co . 22d mid Mar
kpl serond floor I
MLK I'lCKERS firul snr'aders. splendid I
naces for particular workers paid while.
I'.irnlnrT Apniy urlswoid Worsted Co.
Drhv Pi
SPINM'RS $11 Ss twisters $12 42 spool
ers $11 34 Applv Abptro MIIIj Inc . Em
erft Id nnd lnns fits fourth floor
ST ENOGRAPHER Competent vouns lidy
with nnni"1 iprlrnce In stenography and
for general ofTltP work $12 a week to
Mart udvnm .in nt iifsured Addrps In
ow n hindw rltln,. staling age anil experl-pr.-
P Ull Lodip- Office
STENOGRAPIIER One who desires per
manent position and steady ridinnrement
with oM establish" d m mufacturing house
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ht O.ntral
I h'l ENOUltAI'llKIl Mnnuraclurliic com has
1 f ilrll i P S, ,S s?i ' ,.
ihir. hiKh sihonl umlu no prfprrfrt: atr.iiy
r.nr, m mnirullv Inmiioil ..ilnr. tit :n nA-
H(.k to Htart . stnte nee nnd expprlenee.
I P 41fl Leduer Offi .
STENCKJItAPHER
inmnetent and exnerl.
enced. in
nffleo of iRrce manufacturing
roneern. centrally .netted, sal.iry J1S.V) per
I week to start, state hrh and experience.
I 4 IP Ledger l in ice.
I STENOGRAPHER with knowledge of book
I keeplnK. temporary work rhatu for per
manent position i .ill between 2 and 3pm
Mr Giirer 1127 Chestnut st
lion lo -l"ht narl Vhoni Wno.lhurv Hl.
bTENtK-iHAI'HEn for pstubllshed uptown
law anil rHt fslate ofllce. Howard IJ Wil
son & Co. 2122 tlnrmanlown ae
'J KAOHEKS wf more competent but lounger
class desiring acatton employment or
more desirable work for a chance P 223.
I .ni ,r Office
TYPIST Wanted a oung lady who is
rapid and iitmrato on tipswrlter, per
manent position employs' dining service
on premises North PhlU district. r 43H,
Lertaer Office
TYKUS-IN on plain work Imperial Woolen
Co Main and Rector bib . Manayunk.
TYPEWKITINQ Young ladv for typewriting
onlv . no dictation in large publishing
house, speed and application necessary, sal
ary 10 to start, opportunity for advance
ment, hours S 3il to . 3'l. A 3d to 1 Saturday.
Address wllh referent es H 213 Ledger Off.
MOON-HOI'KINS OPERATORS
Typleta familiar with
billing and rust work
E F. HOUGHTON 4. CO.
Apply 240 W Somerset st. or phon.
Kensington 7100
WOMAN TO WORK IN NEWSPAPER
LIBRARY! AN UNUSUAL OPPOR.
TUNITY FOR A WOMAN OF MATURE
AOE WHO HAS HAD SOME ADVAN
TAI1E8 OF EDUCATION THE HOURS
ARE IDEAL AND THE WORK HIGH
LY INTERESTING. It 22.', LEDGER
OFFICE.
WOMAN reliable, for working housekeeper:
8 In famllyi wages 7: no cashing or Iron-
Ingl must have ref Phone Gtn isnm w.
YOUNO UIRLS wanted, past lfl. ' Apply
Nlcetown D Worki, c and Westmore
land sts
YOUNO LADY -Ona who has had experience
operating dictaphone or who can operat.
typewriter and Is willing to undertake dicta.
phon. work. Reply, giving particulars re.
garoins .-, iH-i-uw. ins salary aesireo.
HELP WANTED MALB
(Other Classified Ads on Pace S)
ACCOUNTANT
Coal mlnlne company has opentne for
cost accountant: must be experienced
and rapiblo of directing th work of
several clerks; excellent opportunity;
muit he drift ex-mpt: In writing state
be fducatlon. exprlnce and salary
exppcted Addres Ilox A. Pthlehem, Pa,
ACKTTI.1XC VVHLDERa
nOILEIl FIREMEN
BOILERMAKERa
MACHINISTS
Flrst.rlas men w-inted
Arplr Superintendent's Office.
rorNT nrtBESTj c. s works
rASSTu:;K and scmrrLKiM, aves
PHII.ADELriHA
tvcnnA.eiNG rnnnt'r-rinv
I.
We eiibRcrit'ed ovr a million dollars In
1 Ibertv Ponds. Now for a million rifles by I
December I
Will inn help place a rlfl on the shoulders
I our nnv
utti r crlnders
Die sinkers
Gaiicemnkers
Guvrd
Laborers Ibonus for attendance)
vim hlnlsts (maintenance work)
Oilers
Toolroom mllllnjr machine hinds
Toolroom lithe hands
Tooolmakers
Tool srlnders
Tool hardeners
Woodwork, rs (machines!
'.no learners on various machines. 10c per I
hour nml nlrv t nrfc Vnnr mcrpunrlt irn
tnct Bhonld n-TnRt frnm II to $0 p-r day.
i ni i mui n.tpr.riMnii
I AppU lth t Ritf with rfprrn'-e.
iMinvAii; tpi:!. wn onnvwrn co
i i:tnvsTn'r: inri.r: rr.NT
I i:nnvsrn-E pa
OR
rmi.Mjni rm v orr'irns
T1mih1 rd nnd Wondlan I 'it
Mil rrh ft
I .".'01 Mtrkt t
1M0 Arrh ft
Hourn n n m to p m
PnndiB 10 a tn. tn 1 p m
ADJUSTERS
ON
Acme Cleveland or Brown & Sharp auto- I
mobile screw rmrhinps hlchest wag, and I
bonus paid for mixlmum production This ,
Is our oH'tTtunity If ou apply at once to
th !
i
'MIDVALE STFFI. A VD ORPVWrc CO
EDDYSTOVE RIFLE PLANT
EUDYSTONE. PA.
; OR '
j PHILADELPHIA OFFICES
Island roid and Woodland ave,
M!n:t Market st. (setond floor)
l ni n h st
1M3 Arch at.
AMmifAN TOl'.VG MRN
Ws ire i onslrlPi Ins appllr itlons to rom
pltc our fore" nf lnsstlitators. srhool
bofl. li-l. In a position In dflote
liouis or mor 11 dd lo this work will
tlnd It of Intprest and profit. Send In
nur application In full dt.ill. Atten
tion Cinton Fulton Motortruck Co
l'drmlncdale. I, I.
ASSISTANT
TO THE MA.VAGKR Or
LIGHT SHECT METAL DEPARTMENT
Good position
for bright noijjij man.
ETrellen opportunity
for adancemcnt.
Applv Monday
DAVIP l.l'PTON S SONS CO.
Ask for Mr Mr-Hale.
Tulip st. and Allegheny ave.
UAKKRS experienced on cracker and bis
cuit work also learners, worklni? hours 8
to a Saturday 8 to 1, best working condi
tions cood vacs and opportunities for ad
vancement National Biscuit Co, 13U1
niepvvoort nve.
METALLIC BOAT BUILDERS
HELPERS
LABORERS
FOREMEN
GOOD BLACKSMITH
PENNSYLVANIA IRON WORKS CO..
HDDYSTONE PA.
BOOKKEEPER A man wanted, not subject
to draft, with some knowledx. of cost ac
counting pplv Wm Wster 12ns N. 31st
BOY. stroig. wanted: over 18 years: good
opportunity for advancement. Apply at
Public I.eduer Co. and aik for Mr. Nahlli,
second floor.
BOY about HI ears in large real estate
office, salary $S per week to start, with
good chance for advancement, state ref
erences H .11 8 Ledger Central
BOILERMAKERS
experienced on locomotive boilers; perma
nent Job on Government work at high rate.
MIDVALE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
4301 Wlssahlckon ave.
ROY wanted to learn to feed machine on
folding paper boxes, light work; fit hours
per week; Saturday half holiday all year
around. $u tn start. Itrown & Bailey Co..
tin N Franklin st
BOYS wanted; 17 jears and ove. : wages
$17 a week; short hours. Apply McNeely
ft Trice Morocco Works. Richmond and
j .oga. BIB
BOY. bright, for position tn salesroom ot
groevry house; excellent ppoortunlty; state
age. experience and salary expected. P 233.
ledger Office
ROY wanted for offlco work In large nlertrl
ral establlsnment. Apply Wm. Foster
12MK N. aist Pt.
BOY. bright. In real estate office Edgar
Q. Cross, 1411 Walnut st '
BOYS and young men. ovsr 10 years, wanted
In crackers and biscuit department: work-
In hours. 8 to R. Baturday. 8 to 1; godd
iii.i and oniiortunltlea for advancement.
National Biscuit Co . 13th wndQIenwood ave,
BOYS for machine tenders! good opportunity
for advancement! abso good ware to start.
Kcyaione prrwui t mw mm igg ave,
! . fci0,"' .I.". 'l' J.Miabv. "",ln:! f"r anv ot ci.ERK FOR NEWSPXTER STATISTICAL
irr.:,h.nvr,nn'' A.!i!:lJ'jJr,vviuTH0f:EVf,nVV; ?;aad'
PeSJ '- """l- -' -' ! KR.nV,''-r,MV'?K4ls,i-.4ft.,,vK a-ace:
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TWUdr W
1st.
HELP WANTED MALE
(Other Classified Ails on I'ate 2)
BUS MEN
WHITE, EXPERIENCED, FOR GOVERN
MENT SHIPTAnD NEAR rHIl.ADEt.riUA.
GOOD WAGES AND SANITARY LIVtNO
CONDITIONS. CALL AT
U. S. EMt'LOTMENT SERVICE
S.-W. COR. SD AND WALNUT
SEE MR. SCULL
CARINETMAKERS Good men' stendv work.
41 cents per hour, fi.hour div. flrt-elass
conditions Apply Lester Tlano Factories
Lester, Ta. Take Chester Short Line trolley
lno
UNION CARPENTERS
1)4 IIOt'RS PER DAY
Double time for Saturdt" afternoon riH
1 hours per week 7nc per hour lontf Job:
I trinsportntlon paid from Phllidelphla ana
vvuminRton.
TURNER CONCRETE STEEL CO
FRONT AND imv,Vll".ND STS.
CHESTER, PA.
CARPI'N I EPS (".) uantid for cenertl re
pair work Applv to H. F FosUr. 317
l rlik.l hm Ardmnre
I CHAIR l'INIMIERh wanted Applv Jtl S
.itll si
HAIK PAi'KKRS wanted
Mh st.
Applv 211 S.
IVUR'IISLNG DEPARTMENT l'1'P.LIC
LEDGER. I.TII AND CHES1NFT STS.
CLl.ltK Ymiiip man. is vt.irs or over hlnh
school erailunte preferred as clerk In
sho.t oineo of larca automobile concern, ex-
celled! tlnnte for advancement. Anpl Foss-
i HuKht-s Cv . 21st and Market fits . second
I floor
5 CLERK About 111 vears of aKe to work tn
olflie of a trust iiimpnnv experience not I
nirrii,ir. nplndld fhancp for adnnrcment
tHt alarv opoctrd II L'17. I.fdRpr frntral.
("Ll'UK with Inowlodjp of lionkkpeping In
otfl.c of iniinufir tnrlnit rtitrihllhment uip
nf r f' tem ' nnd tal.ir V 4'J" Iiigpr
Olflie .
ri,i;itK for off in wmk on. who unilr
I t irnls stoi.rooni ri'nrrl Ftad position.
Mmrn A. Win 11 Nixon P.tpr in Mini
uiijt i
il,i:ilK Youmr pipn u anted for rl?rlcat
ork. Plate pxpHiifnn nn addlnn nnrhlna
nnd pilrfrv rxpfrtt-tl X 4oft 1-dgpr Offlcp.
CLLRKS with bookkeeplnc and .tulltlnc x
ptrlenrp state nee expprlyne and Hilary
ftppttwl P 4Q-, I.Pdcer Qfflcp
THE COMMISSARY
EM PLOT-
Mr.XT DEPARTMENT
OP GOV-
KR.VMENT .SHIPYARDS l.V PHII.
ADEI.rillA REQflRES THE SER
IUE HP WHl'l E I'lJOKS AXD
EXPERIENCED WHITE MISOEI.
I.WEi IUS KITCHEN HELP. IN
QUIRE U. S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
S. W. COR. 3D AND, WALNUT
SEE MR. SCULL
I roni;? white, evterievced for
' GOVERNMENT "SHIPYARD NER PHIL
ADELPHI GOOD WGE AND SANI-
lolll MW.Ml HW JJ1 i IU..1 I 1.1. ti.
V. &. EMPLOYME.N-f SERVICE
S W. COR 3D AND WALNUT
SEE MR. SCULL
COOKS All-around cooks wanted Applv
timekeeper's 'office. Relleue. Stratford
! Hotel, uroid and AValnut sts l
DUAFrSMAN wanted familiar with inn
eor work preferred eund chance for
perminent umhitlous man Call or address I
l tho Haslett Spiral Chule Co S E ror
I Weatniorpland and 1'd s s
1 URAPTSMEN WXNTBD
2 nrchHecturnl deUUeo. 'c per hour.
2 theclvf-t for mp(.h mltal an'I Mructural
work, 3c per hout.
2 m-ch inical draftsman T."c per hour.
Addrepi Hithlehem ShipbuildinK Corp., Ltd.,
, - Rethtehein.- I'd.
VHention H. H".p-inian.
DlIArib.MKN
eKperlncf d on unall m.u hinc .nul tool de
slcn, first-class m n onlj need applv At-w.iter-Kent
Mfir Works Stenton ,ive. and
I' Logan st no i r Whv ne Junction
llltAWCKH-IN on nlaln work. Imperial
woolen -o .viam ana ntcior sis . jrani-
vunK
DK1VKH for mlllwork vvairon must be tem.
peraie. sieaav worn appiv vv t Alcolt
f'o ."2d sl npd Lancaster ave
DRIVERS and helpers wanted to drive and !
assist on vagons and trucas, steady work
and opportunity for advancement American
Express Co 1127 Chestnut st third floor
DRAWER to take iharge of two sets of
drawing. lhj Rradford svstem Apply
Patrhen Wormed Company Kev.pr. W Va.
ELECTRICAL
machinists
men and
electricians, wire
crane operators.
MIDVALE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
4301 Wlssahlckon ave.
ELECTRICAL Warned, nrst-clsss line fore
man experienced on 2 and 3 phnsa and
series arc-llghtiiiK sjstem Apply William
Koale.- i2fa N 31st
ELEVATOR OPERATORS
for office building service light steady em
plovmenl Apply Room 444. Wldener Bldg.
ELEVATOR OPERATORS wanted.
second floor, .Oil Chestnut St.
Apply
EMPLOYMENT AOENT, experienced In road
work, for Pennslvanla territory, state
full experience, age. present employment and
salary expected I' 420, Ledger Office.
FlNlsllfclRii- Ornamental Iron 'nlsbers can
make lit mon,ey Apply National Krec-
lors' Association. Room An 2ft P 1Mb st.
HKI.IKRS MAchlne shon and foundry hrln.
ers and equlppers. Chambers Bros, Co.,
5Jd and Mfdla
K1TCHENMEN. WHITE. EXPERIENCED.
FOR GOVERNMENT SHIPYARD NEAR
PHII.ADELPHIAI GOOD WAOES AND
SANITARY LIVING CONDITIONS. CALL
AT
TJ. 8. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
S. W. COR. 8D AND WALNUT
SEE MR. SCULL
HELPERS for work on furniture vans.
Apply, wun rererences lwii Market at.
tNSPECTpRS. 4. with experience on struc
tural line work also those with experience
on machine work. Apply American Engineer
ing Co., plant No. 2. Wbeatshoaf lane and
ctspvlva at , Frankford.
IRON WORKERS wanted on metal furn. H,
D Dougherty Co . 17th and Indiana ave.
LABORERS WANTED FOR WORK IN
IIRA8S FOUNDRY! NO EXPERIENCE
NECESSARY. APPLY BETWEEN 7.D0
AND 9 P. M., NELSON VALVE EMPLOY
MENT OFFICE, jiAYMOND HUILDIN'J.
lyuuAi .ig, wuw, vE.nAjs (un A- -ii-'
HEI.J? WANTED MAIS
(Other Classified Ads on rate 21
LABORERS
PATRIOTIC MEN WHO WILL
WORK AT GOOD WAGES
IN THE FIRST LINE OF ATTACK
THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
W VNTS
STRONG MILE - P.ODIED MEN TOR
SHIPYARD WORK NEAR HULADEL
J'HIA TREE TRANSPORTATION TO
YOF.R WORK ONE V AY DAILY. TOU
CAN GET GOOD RpARD AND LODG
ING AT THE YARD AT RATE OF
S" 70 PER WEEK.
XV TER HOUR
M S.-, FOR 10-HOUR DAY
ft-DAY WEEK
FOR FULL PARTICULARS CALL AT
UNITED STATES F.MFLOYMENT
OFFICF.
S. W. COR 3D A WALNUT STS.
SEE MR SHATTUCK
RRANCH OFFICE
78T CHRISTIAN ST
SEE MR ACORD
STATE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
1M21 ARCH ST.
F.F MR. SWARTZ
LABORERS
WANTED
COLORED. SPANISH. TOLISH
100 ITALIAN TRACKMEN
MACHINISTS AND PIPEFITTERS
Good piy
Rest llvlne rondltlons
TOR STEEL MILL
APPLY 227 N 13TH
I.Ar.ORERS LABORERS
100 UBOHflS
33 CENTS TER HOUR
LODGING AND TRANSPORTATION
FURNISHED
GOOD CAMP
r. W. MARKS CONSTRUCTION CO.
BYPERRY JOR
MEET TRVCK AT HROAD FILREUT
STS. Ii 30 A. SI EVERY MORNINO
I. A BORERS
as-30r PER HOUR
ATLANTIC REriNING CO
EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT
ATLANTIC GATE
3144 TASSYUNK AVE.
LABORERS
ANP
MECHANICS
WANTED AT ONCE
F. MOOVERN
130 S. 3D RT.
I.ARORF.RS Sic TBR HOI'R
1IACHINB HAVDt AND 'HELPERS
S1A APPRENTirES
LL'MIIER INSPECTOR
Steady work Anolv Wonlford Wood Tank
Co.. near DJtby Station P R R.
LABORERS AND HELPERS in all depart
ments, men who aro Interested in posi
tions for the future, energetic workers only
need apply, good wages Dexter Metal Man.
ufacturlng Company, Front and Arch sts.,
t amnen r J
. . ..,- ii t v.nu VV'ANTWIl ATTI.V 'WD.:
TWEBN 7 3D AND 0 P M . NELSON
VALVE EMPLOYMENT OFFfOE RAT-
MONO nrii.iJiNti, iiuu.vi sin. ooviii oer.
MANTOWN AVE '
LAUORERH wanted Good, reliable men for
outside -electrical construction; steady
work all year round: good opportunity for
advancement. Apply William Foster, 1208
N. 31st si
LABORERS White men to handle freight,
not afraid of work; opportunity for ad
vancement American Express Co., 1127
r-., i .Vilwrl tlftrtf
i.nBIIIU'.' muss -.".
LABORERS for cleanlnff and plating de
nartment: good wages and permanent do-
.ition Annly Km stone Screw Co.. 17th and
. kl.h UI1
l.enimi n --
LABORERS for coal yard; steady position.
$1U.OO per week B, O. & .Robert Chalfsnt.
tlU.UU irtri vt " "
iTih end Paschal ave
and 4i)'J End'
fllfrmn tir
t iJrtfitMiH wanted: steady Inside ioh; it nml
wages, India Reflnlnc Co.. Swanson and 1
McKean
LEDGER CLERKS, 4; good chance fop ad
Vancemeni il I '". uruiiei rinrm.
LINEMiN wanted Exptrlenced, nonunion
eleclrjo light ment steady work: rood '
WBRCI Ain'ir "" " m.vo , um m.
AIAUIllDi p uamtu, nn.nims macnin
Ists for all-around work In sbop with
ttr.. A a1 lvaAlrt ba . a.a
all I11UU'? t tcwtsr" v' U.IUVV7S) , svhj
scale of wages, S. S E, Co., Erla and II '
street
MAN WANTED KLDERCY RUT AC
TIVE. FOR ME88EVOER SERVICE
INSIDE AN OFFICE, DAY WORK. AP.
PLY MR. JOYCE, THIRD FLOOR,
PURUO LF.DQKR BUH.DINO EN.
TRANCE ON CHESTNUT STREET
AliOVB OTH.
MACHINE REPAIRMAN, expert on semi.1.
. automatic macmnery. noie to keep fsuivj
and ?ood ww tor nrlau WV&Jk
Kevatnne gjj
Cat
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