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xWEttlNG PUBLIC LEDGSK-PHILABELBHIA, MONDAY, JUNE"' 10, .'lfltt S? '' WVfe.W
!AT SHIPBUILDERS ARE DOING AND SAYING
YARDS HERE
PASS CLYDE'S
ecdy Enlargements
tiuckly Making Dela
ware District Greater
$
GROWTH IN MONTH
'Delaware River bids fair to be no
Jtnown merel- as "the Clyde of
rfca," but as the shipping center of
r.world.
LTJth the headquarters here of the
ency Fleet Corporation, through
i'th oresent creat merchant marine
19.090,000 tons was constructed and
stloned and the extensive shlp
ng facilities and waterfront Im-
IrMnents now under way and planned
..the, Delaware River, Philadelphia
hln a few months. It Is predicted, will
HMCond to no other shlDnlnc center.
'tWJthe steady growth of the American
ant marine during the last five
Is shown In the announcement
, 62 shins have risen hnllf ulniw .Tan.
r.v.
More were constructed In the
along the Delaware than In anv
E'1 ehlpbuldlng section of the country.
VJ,T.. vast merchant fleet is second only
rinator ureat Brlta n and does not n-
craft under the control of the !
and navy as transports and supply
. In a single month this yeir the
th of the American merchant ma-
i-has been almost as great as during
entire first year of the European
&? xrin s.t v.- D....J
t&sL
jayiU growth, great as It has been. Is
'MVfn its Infanpv. With ItiA inmntnMnn
ptAiji ..aiTi , ;, . . V --"''---
Sj.tWWrard In the world, to the other Dela-
K.ww yraa anu inose inrougnouL me
Er5?Beimtry. the tonnace to be turned over
S?l;he,.Bh!pplng board every month will
p.ktJmost as great as that constructed
ytfiflrthe last five month).
MfflA TlAtawnrA TJIva-r aHa-rlpf. n herp.
i&tfifcre, will produce the greatest per-
WwmULgn or any EmpDuuamg center, nog
?3Wnd will be completed within about
at wks with fifty ships In the mak-
W'jiTen new shlpwa.vs and a $10,000,000
US, iajinclnn in tha varila ft the VW Vnrlt
.,,.'""' " J... M w. .... .- .. --
K.ShtfibulIdlng Company are progressing
lUrrmaiy. This extension wm uoume ine
fi-Jl- a - au- ..--.I rtl. 1,1. .1 h,,
rnKm B1ZS ul me JulU, Wiuutu LJ
3a'aav4a.M lra,1r ,nnn .,-l,H la tn Via ar-ta
y-IH,M ..a., ,... ....ah... ... ... ..- .ww
"iene of the largest arydocks m tne
7a, me extension win exienu eouin-
d to the wclsbach plant which aa-
the operation of Pusey & Jones
tlloucester.
Ti6 Pusey & Jones shipyard with
J the New Jersey and Pennsylvania
i have combined. Is soon expected to
trwlV6 financial assistance from the
nment for an enlargement, which
gpHp double the present capacity in ships
RS'' double the present working force of
New Docks Annurrd
rc: .Jim - !.- ..- ,i...nrtiv thi
tlfi aaainun id xue Kiwi uijuuvn v.fc
JWrM'De constructea on isewton ureew, ai
it, two and possibly lour aaaitionai
I are assured for the Delaware river
Mowing the recent visit here of the
. twiicirnlnml merchant marine commls-
tf construction of tnese uocks was
nended.
Pi.jjj- . -. . . .
.'., caaius M. scnwaD, airector general
?,Stt5S"ergency Fleet Corporation. haB
A.'ailkBsnced that It Is the policy of the
OKpwmment to enlarge plants wherever
f pothdiq raiucr iiiii ntn iutio , -
!,.l4Un; sites for the new plants and
. I. . - a nP(ranU-tnn T7mm
"JI announcement that the Traylor
building Corporation at Cornwalls,
t,li to receive a new contract when
fceresent one for ten wooden ships Is
jKMW)eted. It Is believed that the Traylor
'yards will be enlarged.
W ' VVIDrK aO atlaO lIU(,(CaaLHb WH 1" l"i
j'MK enlargement to me esungnounc
JMirtrlr Company s plant at bssington.
LwMeh Is building turbines for merchant
rjMM constructed at the various Dela-
TO snipairua. t IICIl ail iiicc" m-
vementa and enlargements are com-
the Delaware district will stand
e. without a rival.
B"7 . ...
' ' mti Concrete nhlps. Too
"" '.kit not here alone Is the "full-speed"
i'-rftram being carried out. The Emer-
.Mncy. Fleet Corporation Is directing stm-
Oiir ooeratlon from its headnuarters here
all parts of the country. Chief among
lplacsvnow occupying the minus oi
d.PUallUalU,ll UI1C1H 19 U1IC IM i.wu-
nrty-eignt concrete vessels in
throughout the United States.
icuch it Is expected that the Dela-
Vdlstrlct will be confined to the
lac of steel and wood ships, there
t M possibility that some of these con-
Vessels may oe duui ai, me xrayior
.. Although such a plan Is said to
eder consideration by the fleet cor-
n officials. It Is pointed out that
Travlor yard may be too far north
the "frost line" to build vesselo of
cues quickly, concrete cannot do
'properly In cold weather, experts
Increase In ship construction here
itn other 'parts of the country has
steady one since the nrst or tne
'..and the totals ot completed ships
over to the shipping board are
ng -weekly. The May tonnage was'
times as great as the January out-
;,- la January there were fifty-seven
aggregating 66.195 tons; in febru-
.5 eighty-four ships. 117,601 tons. In
this was Increased to 13S ships,
tonnage of 147,1 IS, The output
'April mounted to 165 ships, 163,050
r,tana in May, 185 ships, 195, 46
Coateeville Honor Student
4..TIII. Fa., June 10. Miss Leah
l ic.Mtnn. daughter or Harry u.
i.( has established W.iat Is be-
1. tO't an uneiualed record for
attendance in tne (joaiesviue pud.
out uy jnaKinc. an aDsoiuieiy per
lord In attendance, havlnc been
:very day for thirteen years and
Rviac been tardy during that
MaU Mcminn is eignieen years
W one or tne niiy graauates or
erviue Hign scnooi mis term.
PARCKL POST
ri Banting Flags
I l.H Mm. to bar. Don't delay,
la'th.' tiro, to .how your color.
. flve thr nMT vr.Afi
?? M. Thousands of friends.
Aal
.Wr.
El err business house,
every home, .very
American should fly a,
fl.f now.
Sewed Start & Stripe..
Si s.SS.oo 10xia.si.so
4xjK. 4.00 12xl. is.ftn
fix 8. S.SO K'I?0, 28.50
Axin. 7.50 15x25. Sa.ftO
KxK'.ll.OO 30x80, 51.00
IOXIS.U.00 ;0l3tf. 60.00
fr' estimate on your service flat
JF. E. GARDNER Jj-
HLAa MANLTACTL'BER
Me.. Hr.d A Clierrr. Phils.
LWNSHOP AT 904 VINE
Umaktum iNr-BMr,,,.
rwW!
CA UGHT IN THE CURRENT
AND MADE SHIP SHAPE
Hdward N. Hurley, chairman of the
shipping board, saya that oni of the
great factors In the progress of the work
of tho board Is the wholesome support
of tho American prtFS. As the American
press Is representative ot the American
people It may always be counted upon
to do the patriotic and proper thing.
The awarding of honor flags to ship
yard workers will bo based on a monthly
competition in which every shipyard
building vessels for the Emergency Fleet
Corporation will be privileged to take
part The yard that makes the best all
round performance will fly a blue flag ,
the second best, a red one; and the third,
a white one We'll bet fifteen cents that
the man who devised that color scheme
was a poker player Or a horseman. One
ot the unlnltiate would have doubtless
made It straight red, white and blue.
The Board of Trade and the Philadel
phia Bourse believe that the Government
should acquire and Improve tho Dela
ware and Chesapeake Canal.
Come all ye dry-land sailors bold and
listen to my song The way the rail
roads handle freight has proed there's
something wrong; but all the troubles
that oppress the Harrys, Toms and
kicks we're well aware the Delaware and
Chesapeake will lix. Congestion has re
tarded freight , the U-boats have delayed
along .the coast the always big and
necessary trade which makes us all as
severate with vim You know us, Al !
the way to straighten things Is with the
D. and C. canal
The Telford Road Company, accused
of blocking transportation for Hog Island
men, is saiu to have made pronis
amounting to nearly 100 per cent during
the la?t year.
l'p the road !
Un the road ' Along
comes Money In a Jog-trot funny In 'he
early morn. It keeps on coming with
the Jitneys humming. Just as aure's
you're born ! Up the road, with coat
tails flying, but not yet crying, "Whoa,
mare! Whoa, mare' You've earned
your little bit of corn "
On the other hand, tho toll company
denies that It Is blocking transportation.
It says It Is- simply preventing a trolley
company from making ten feet of the
roadway unfit for all other vehicular
trafflc.
The truth will out while fierce dis
putants wrangle. True love of country
makes the Issue small; and Time, that
loves to straighten out a tangle, will
prove them patriots all.
To the lords of the land Uncle Sam
harshly spoke: "The way you raise rents
Is no longer a Joke. Consumers are
stung when they take bite or sup; so
their rents must come down or you 11
surely go up'"
Which Is a Jingling way of mentioning
the fact that the United States Govern
ment Is going to Investigate rent
profiteering.
Of course, one should not In haste call
his brother a profiteer. Some rise In
price Is inevitable, whether it be In rent,
transportation or commodities. But tne
exigencies of a complicated situation
have made Government regulation a
necessity. A bill soon to be Introduced
I.. nnn..,a. rn- Inclnnro. will Set forth
Just when a landlord may Increase the
the figures being based on rents received
a year ago and the Increase of tax s
since that time. And before the bill be.
comes a law some consideration may be
given to the Increased cost of material
and labor In the making of necessary
repairs. Also, tne nwi . """
angles, which need not d
here and now
considered
J. A. Bostwlck took a dip in the Dela
ware on Saturday. (Tanker)
Swedish and Norwegian M"S- -vlvors
of the torpedoed, bark lnland:
arrived at Cape May with a lot of nag
eace Including two dogs and a type-wrfter-all
the material for a doggone
good press-agent story.
The dogs were doubtless on the Vln-
land to prouue pjim
All men who go down to the wa In
ships have been w.. ., - . --
"mine mspeciora uj. n. - -
Government
The library department of the New
York shipyard went to Anglesea on a
fishing 'trip yesterday. Their destination
rllOTOrLAYS
The Stanley Booking Corporation
THE tollowln. theatres ,obUU, ,the, ; Pc -Thow.nK of th7 finest 7roiuc:
1 Corporation, which i a ; a g u?"1 nlhtion. Ask for the theatre In your
ZTmy Cff;eS.tatrthryufff'tS'.llSTANLCT Eook.ng Corporation.
. i l'.'th. Morris tc Passyunk Me.
Alhambra sut.Diiiyt'i!.E.a .
MARY P1CKFORD
in M'USS"
'... .n AND THOMPSON BTS.
APOLLO SDMJvrlNEE PA1LY
V17.1MOV
HEVELATION"
-"TTTTa CHESINI'T Ill"w l'f"
ARCADIA ",:oa..;.oi.-.5.'m
,n "HIT THE TRAIL H0LL1DAY"
i,t t .rniDn BROAD STREET end
BLUEBIRL) Sl'SQCEHANNA AVE.
ULiW MAE MABSIl
,n "THE FACE IN THE PAHK"
EMPRESS MA'N "TmATS'EE1 DAILY
C1V11 XLLTAM s HART.,
in "THE TIGER MAN"
. . mLT.
FAlRMOUNt MlhA.,S!5AS.Vv'
rAllX MAE MARSH
in "THE FACE IN THE DJIK"
TI1I S THEATRE 1311 aiHrR.i oi.
FAMILY 0 A. M tn Mldnlsht.
rAivi"- E OLAUM
In "AN ALIEN ENEMY"
56TH ST,
THEATKE Pelow Sprue.
MATINEE DAILY
....immv ijn RAYNE
WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH"
In
GREATNORTHERN WJi SVES.
,. mrO I A 1 WT" WALNUT BTB.
IMPERIAL Mats 2 30. Ems. T & 0.
11 NORMA TALMADC.E
in "GOING STRAIGHT"
I T-ArrtTP ST & LANCASTER AVE,
LEADkrV Matlne. Dally
V MARY PICKFORD
in "M'LISS"
rnrnTV BROAD COLUMBIA AV,
LIBER 1 Matinee Dally
GLADYS BROCKWELL
In "HER ONE MISTAKE"
j H E A T R E S
(WNF.D AND slANAOED BY MEMBERS OF
THF. UNITED EXHIBITORS' ASSOCIATION
BELMONT,;
62D ABOVE MARKET
'THE CITY" T ANBTAtt'CAST
-I?r A D 0tb A CEDAR AVENUM
VtlUMrN Today Tomorrow
Douglas Fairbanks ta "Jm- FiX.tT
COLISEUM
Market Bat. 60th 0th
Tooay sc Tomorrow
r. . i-.T r I In "Mile. a. Minute
JacJc riCKiora - Kend.ir
COLONIAL ''bfinirp.r-
WM. S. HART '" 'SELF'S'yATES"
FT IRFKA 40TH MAIlKET bT3,
MARY GARDEN " sZ
, 471 rrankford A v..
showed their purpose; they went to
Angle see?
(What's a little thlngjllke pronuncia
tion among pnnstera?)
Out of evil good may come. America
many thank Kaiser Bill for a worthwhile
merchant marine.
And as for the U-boats "We will hunt
these damned devils out of the sea!" de
clares Tillman. And not a soul will And
fault with the language of tho South
Carolina Senator
SH1PW0RKERS ON FROLIC
Hop Island Power Club Holds
Merry Time at Clementon
Fifteen hundred members of the Hog
Island Power Club answered rollcall
today In the big shipyard after a frolic
all day yesterday at Clementon, N, J.
True, some piped "hero" not very
loud, but they got there. A bagplp
band, wearing the Highland regalia, led
rff bright and eaily yesterday morning
and the crowd followed them through
all the meandering,? to the resort and
back again. The place was taken by
storm and resounded with merriment
until darkness brought relief to the
lingering crowd with the departure of
the Hog Isianders and their bagpipes.
Some ot the fWd events and the win
ners were as follows;
No 1 .in-vard dash, fat mn, three pair
silk hew Winner. F. Markl.
No. 2 KunninK broad lump, one silver
m-dal. W SI Roth.
No. 3 .in.jard daih, younj women, one
pair kid cloves Miss O. Myers.
No. 4 lDO-vnrd dash, men, one silver
mMal W M Hoth . .
No 5 rennut rac. cltls. two-round box
c-imlv Ortrud" McCurdy.
No r, ."i(i.anl dash, married women, one
parasol Mrs KMihman
.vo .N- TUff.ol-u.ir iiuci arm cauic, a.
Vohcrt. captain. t neM, H Isler, captain,
box of cigars H. aifler
No !' Shot-put men. one silver medal.
It Ooldb"Tft
XVo HI 44i-ara run, men. on silver
nid.al. W M Roth. . ,
No 11 Shoe race, men, box of clrs.
No 12 50-yard dash, bojs, ono watch. F.
Walih . . .
No. 13 OreasM pis chas-s, bog stick pin.
D McGardl".
No 14 naseball throwlntt. women, one
tennis rack"! Mrs. A. F Nelll.
No IK Rowinir. men. one silver medal.
I. W Pell
Ko jr role cllmblnc contet. linemen.
on silver mdal. r. W Corday.
Xo 18 DIUng, women, on slher medal,
n. I. Shaw.
No in Prize waltz, women, one silver
medal Miss J. Turcell.
S H. Rothschild announced the win
ners and J. Major Mclntyre awarded the
prlze.. ' . ,
Field Judges were II B. How-land, O.
I. James, It. D Holcomb, H. F. Isler
and F G O'Neill
After 'the games there was a parade
id tnv Hwnrdn were given to the
nnd tnv Kwnnln were given
ubiquitous small boys, and at sundown
every ono started for the ferries. The
machines led by the official cars, ran
a tie In reaching the Delaware crossing.
The committees in charge were
General committee D. It. Mclntyre, cnair-
mam R C Close, secretary, u '" '
c. 1.1 i t tifiriman. . 1. Carre, I
J, .Kfurinaiu, aa. w. -..,
P I.. Shaw. U. uevine
c.unmn.iiaaa cmunds. arr.ingemenis
and transportation O M Clark, chairman;
E. S WllKlnB. A. U. l-usu, v. i"'...
Finance J steucrwald. chalrmjn. XV.
Haskell. William Sholl, A. C Rice
Jollying 1' la Shaw, chairman. V Tl.
Clark, R A Chapman. J A KlcRej, i.
Shn-maker W Hunt O Jacklsh
Program and prizes. D MI .Mclntjre.
chairman, D C. Hopper. Held clerk, E. L.
Ilaight J Leopard.
Refrehm"nts L J Hartman, chairman:
H H Toer. H I". Oreenfteld.
rrlntlns and publicity E.E. Carre, chair
man. T Holmgren. L. V. McNally, J.
J"I.rl.trlct,ronnand materlal.-p DeMne.
chairman. M. P-ge. T. F. nblr,son
Ladles' general committee Mrs. a. I.
James, chairman Mrs. O. M. Clark. Miss
A. Walker.
Steamship Burned at Sea
A raclflc Tort, June 10. A steamship 1
arriving at this port reports seeing a
burning lesfel about 400 miles off hhore ,
SnTuTsday night. . When thesteamshlp
arrived aiongsiae, wi-?," """",
to the water's edge. Ther was no sign
of llfo from the floating wreckage. The
nameof the ship had been burned awav
and no trace of libehoats was discovered.
rHOTOI'LAVS
'cTO A MD QCRMANTOWN AVE.
SI KAlNU AT VENANGO ST,
ELSIE FERGUSON ,n "A "Sv
333 MARKET HHffolSfftSZ
MOVTAC.I' LOVE
In "'ENGEANCE"
MODEL
423 SOUTH ST. Orchestra.
Continuous 1 to 11.
in "TREASURES OF THE SEA"
DAI APC 121 MARKET STREET
rrtLrtUD 10 A. M to 11.J5 P M,
FANNIE WARD
In "THE YELLOW TICKET"
PPIMPFQQ l,s MARKET STREET
rrvUNVEaOO s-soa m ton is p.m.
In "BLUE-EYED MART"
REGENT MARKET artmd tJ,1, 'm
MR. AND MRS. SYDNEY DREW
in "PAYDAY"
DIAI TC GERMANTOWN AVE
rvlAl 1 J . AT TULIEHOCKEN ST.
VIVIAN MARTIN
In "UNCLAIMED GOODS"
ninl I 2D AND SANSOM STS.
rlVVJll MATINEE DAILY
CHARLOTTE WALKER
In "JUST A WOMAN"
DT TP.V MARKET BT BELOW 7TH
IxUDI 10 A M to 11.15'P. S
RITA JOL1VET
In
"LEST WE FORGET"
CAnV 1!U MARKET STREET
DAVVJI SAM TO MIDNIGHT
SESSUE HAYAKAWA
In "THE WHITE MAN'S LAW"
QTAN1I FY MARKET ABOVE 1TH
31AlNIC.X ii n a.JI. to 11:15 P. M
NORMA TAIaMADGE
in "DE LUXE ANNIE"
VIPTHRIA MARKET ST. AB. 0TH
VllV-TVIM DA M to 11:15 P. M.
Aaal.-STAlt CAST
" OK DIVORCE"
THIS PROGRAM APPEARS
IN MORNING AND EVENING
PUBLIC LEDGER
JEFFERSON 2ftTH rDnispmN
EDITH STOREY 'n "THB
CLAIM"
II IMRn FRONT ST. 4k GIRARD AVE.
JUlllUVJ Jumbo Junction on Frankford"!."
BILLIE BURKE ,0 -let-s get a
" '" anwsr.w DIVORCE"
KNICKERBOCKER iUATK
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS !.
I nC KT 55D -AND LOCUST STREETS
L,V,v.lV01 Mat. 1lS0.3:30. Evsi. 0 :30t0 11
WALLACE RE1D '" ' nciaieva
NJIVinN S-D U'0W MARKET 6T,
IXlVVlN ...,, T and y
WM RUSSELL ln "hearts and
WIVl. Iv-ijoc.l.u, DIAMONDS"
DAD If R1DOE AVE. lDAUPHIN ST.
rfUrw jut. :1K .Kvf. :44 U IX
FLAG-RAISING FUND
WILL EDUCATE BOY
Pennsylvania Shipyard Em
ployes to Send Lad to Mer
chant Training Naval School
Instead of spending; their money for
a flaK-ralslnp on the Fourth of July,
boys In the recehlns and stores depart
ment of the Pennsyhanla yard will Fend
a son of one of the shlpworkcrs of their
own force to the Merchant Naval Train
ing School, to be held at'New London,
Conn , from .Tuly 1 to September 1
Every man contributing $1 or more will
have tho privilege of placing the name
of a son for the drawing to take place
next Friday Five names will be drawn
and these boys will go before an exam
ining board, which will pick the one
physically the best fitted. Other depart
ments are considering following the
example.
Pitt fViatfa, n.111 eflll I., ftl.. tint..
ralslnea nt thi PenvH-in. , '.; v.
- . ......,.... ... ...... ......
jersey yarns. .Next Friday, which lias
been set apart as National Flag Pay.
flags w-lll be raised over the Pennsyl
vania plate and angle shop and reamers
and drillers shop. The hand-chlppers
and caulkers, the yard riggers and bolt
ers, all of the same yard, will also raise
national emblems. Three flag-ralstngs
are being planned for the Fourth of July.
All such affairs will be in charge of J.
If. Millar, head of the Pusey & Jones
Club
John Alblnson, superintendent of the
installation department at the Pennsyl
vania yard, has moved Into new quar
ter The men In the Pennsylvania plate
and angle shop, bolters, drillers and
reamers, have raised $118.25 for base
ball uniforms for the soldier boys of
Company K, who guard the plant. The
soldiers have been taken Into the Inter
department Baseball League, and are
permitted to doff their military uniforms
for the games only. They aro develop
ing a strong team.
The boys In tho layout department of
the Pennsylvania yard aro going to
Fortescue Beach next Saturday to try
their skill with rod and reel. Some of
them claim to be "there" at the pisca
torial sport, and they had better make
! good unless they can take a Joke as,
well n give It.
George Fisher, of the New Jersey
vard. whllo p.ltlni? Runner nt linmn laRt I
Saturday was mourning the loss of his
Pay cn elope with a whole week's wages
In It. A knock at the door, followed by
tho return of the envelope and all the
money, improved Fisher's appetite won- ,
derfully. The man who returned the
money was a stranger who had Identl- '
ned the owner by a button In the en- 1
vclope.
'
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
NEW .lER'.EV SEllnltE
si nxir.v in June
rfntu on nf tit fmir-room fullr fnr
nUhfd cJr trlr-Hshlfd bunEalown of the
Stone Harbor Bungalow Colony
SURF HATHING! GOOD FIIIINO!
(Jiova to the ocean and boardwalk, con
venient to flshlnc grounds. In the heart
of a modern, up-to-date seaside retort.
Each bunealow a rrettv summer home.
Electric Went, nrtenlan water and sewer
ase. Fresh rgetableK. meats, etc . de
livered tn your door. Rates by the week,
month or pensnn. Reserve jour accom
modations NOW
bUUTII JKIldtiV RKAI.TV CO.
t.10 MU'TH TIIIIH hT.
Dell IMione. Lombard 1166
SI MMKR KESOHTS
ATLANTir CITY, J.
TRAYMORC.ATUNncan
IVDRLDS GREATEST HOIH.SUCCESS
I Wpjtlmtnvter Ky' Ave' n'ar Boaeh.
I wesunmsier to ,lre,.. Pr)v. bathll
Kiev
. run-
nine water, no up -wky. . 2 up dly. C. Huhre.
OCEAN CITY. N. J.
HOTEL BRIGHTON
pens June -i ior ooin year unaer con-
Hive menasement The place of real
ihore life. Cool. airy. "homeV ex-
nge, and ballroom. R. RSOOY
CAPE MAY. N. J.
SECURE YOUR COTTAGE AND HOTEL
RESERVATIONS AT THE RESORT
WITH FINEST BATHING BEACH IN
WORLD
wkitk IWAKU or TRADE
Pa-.laiT.ial t-fntol Renovated tnrougnoui.
LOlomai nolCl n., ,ith Jii.,
bath: eleator. Onen. for LMlth season Juns
, IRth XV. H CHURCH. Owner Proprietor,
I .- r - i i -T-
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hotel, farm prod.. ood tab. Oo Rutherford.
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Both Senes. 220 In ?2fln O M. Philips. rrln
5E)eatfj!
Allen. Capt James
Allen. Emma
Baker. Lee R , Jr
Bartholomew , C
Boyle. William J
Brown, Abraham L.
Brs-an. William C
Bubeck Emll
Carey. Ellrabeth H.
Carey, John
Coburn, Frank C.
Connor. Thomas P.
Craighead, Sarah V.
Crittenden. Jnl P.
Currv, John B
Davis. Harry B.
Deerlng, James
DonnhURh Amindi
Earner, John J.
I'arrlnaton. Chis W.
1 re. Kmma C.
Fenn, Marl
Fisher, Lnlna
Flaherty, Catharine T,
Foes Ilalnh W
olbnn lfii-Ui
Ollmore. Florence z.
Gonser. Katie
Greene. Robert Ra
Harris Saiatbl-I
Kirk, Sarah J.
KlrKpntrlrk Anns
Mallon Annl
McClaln. Leonard W
Mci'onnell Anrlrw
McDermott. W L.
Mercer, Deborah
Movers Josepn W.
M'leller. Herman O.
rj'Nelll, Catherine
rters, Joseph H.
Tlatt. George
roll, Josephine
Oulnn. .Tpseph .1.
Qulnn, Fiank J.
Regan. Bertha J.
Heiehner. Charlee F.
Ut.1 nolds. George E.
Riley Sarah A.
Rodney. Emllv
Itnth, Leonard
Paffran, Anna May
Srr. Emnn C.
Scott. Ella M.
Sharratt. Phlneas M.
Sheridan, fe'arah
Shire. Jos. Johnson
Smith, .Times G.
Stast Wm. Robert
Stevens Louisa C.
Stewart Dolla A.
StCidllng, O W.
Sulllan. Annie
lThrnAr. RltznhMh
Vt"alh. r.An-t.r.1 T
Haeas Idi zti.
llpnrv. Dnvlil
'Albert W
Hirst. Edward
Hutchinson Matilda C w.pnlnger. Adim r.
TI;ri.nnn.i:1 n' WfiS?' A,n?ve,B'
Kelly. William J. Wood, George S.'
Ketterer, William O.
ALLEN" June 7 at Vlneland. N. J.. rap.
Min ja.ii.n ai.Lai., nunDiina 01 late a.llza
both AMin and captain of Co, K. 121st
.iiza.
1 n'Si . ail. V'in., KK-1 O". nr m v-3 nnq
a.,.nj. r-i t.. .-....i. ia.. v- .
jioui . i-n. vn s.. agon on. no auvos nnd
n 1 a" Li,a ,. i,.i t,. "i'.en'l-
m . chapel of Cedar Hill Cem. Int. prltate.
lidEL 1.1U.I Illll I.CUI,
I ALLKN Juno S. KMMA ALLEN Rela
' tlvf a and friends incited to funeral serv
ices, Tues.. '2 p. m J032 Mt. Vernon at.
' Int prhate
nAKKR June 8. 101S. LHE R.. Jr. son
of Lee U. and Marie A Raker, need 3 s ,
A mos Residence Ifi'n Rrlstol st Int.
Northwood Cem No funeral, scarlet fer
case
RARTHOLOME June 7 ANNIE r '
widow of EdnaM Dirtho.on.ew Tuneral
srl-s. Tues.. .sun m risldence ot sis-
ter Mrs. Matnnt J'attnn J437 N. 19th st i
Int er vale Arl naton I'em
BOYLE L-June . Wli.LlAM J. husband
I B9:",-?!" .""i,A. lTA husband
ni Jiary onj ir wiee .uvirrr,, Krq mt llela
ilia, nnrl frlsnris. Vallev Vnrr. Ijrfn v.
. ageo no. nU.,'
4 1H, i. u u r., lnviiu 10
'A . 5-30 n. m . Port
terlan Chureh, Port Kennedy,
nn'-oaVT .. o 1l'ITTir --.. .
o I'VhTi'd oT-w Tl.lm Ad'"cr'; V;v.'i":
iir. ! l ear. Ri-i.Tiv;; ;nH.:i:'5:
Invited to funeral erlces. Tues ,3pm
nUIJCCK. June 7. KMIL. huiband of
i Marsaret Bubeck (nee O'Hrlen-Preere) ajred
40 Relatives and friends. Bartenders' In
ternatlonal League of America, Local No.
115 lnlted to attend funeral. Tues., H .in
' S. "J. ?"l 5?rn! "L Solemn hlsh mass
St. Columba'a Church 10 a. m Int strlctlv
private. Calvary Cem . Camden' N. J
Prlnds may call Mon 7 rn ft p m
CAREY axed 87, Relative's and friends In.
Mt.d tn run.rji ,.r,ia.. tmL. "J"" ""
.jaBr. .J"ne7. ELIZABETH II
Tl).. 7 to Op m X. rl.toVn pai!!!' Uaim -On June 7. 101R HHnMAN
Tlfiowv Suddenly. "un ? AnnA ?? Jm ' " MUELI.KR husband ot niizabeth L.
meacon). 'nelai'ves and friends Invited to "i rm.'r -So "in n A M Phif. Co",
funeral services Tues . S p. in.. K II. Meth- ! ' IfS vl T,.h as ji,, 't ,. t.1i,
nd'st Church. 27th and Lincoln ave Cam.l ",l,t.ry'n.8M p.JJ, Vownihir, riUfi!"
a, j t F-Iin...i wd I, , m . . A, A o. N 51 s . I'enn Township laoae.
,.'-. .:.." ii-..i wi ......u, ,o.
nil niiinio nciuci aT-iu
Wrlehtstnwn Friends' M-etlnc House Bucks I"1 n. . from late res dence. 2832 E.
County. Pa Friends may call Mon . 8 to Thompson at Solemn renulem mass at St
in p. m.. residence of son. J L Johnson Ann's Church. 10 n. m. Int. St Ann's Cero.
17IH XV. Huntlnedon st Int. private I FARSON. On Juna 9. 101R. EDWARD
CARET Jun S. .TOHV f-Aur-v v-...i..-j,n FARSON. aaed 37 years. Relatives and
e f.o-t ro.a,i. ,.r-... ;'..,'
2',T?iX"r,'t i,"."h .1. i Ki 'n n',,,'
""'' 'rl'"l' "K.!1?",,0'. .-""Kr 0, Sacr
He.jl.0 N.m.1,1 Dlv pNof 3
pf,
Ttjt
a.
1 .
Cathedral T. A H. Society. InMtid to fu.
na,rai. Wed., ft ftn s m 1.I4-. TttnK.i ..
Hlxh mass of requiem St Teresa'. Church
10 a m Int. Holy Cr;ss Cm. "":
COBURN. Jun- ft FRANK C. son of
'Mettle and late William A Coburn Rela.
lives and friends Invited to funeral serlee.
Tuf?.' " i. m ' zt$?2''Z t brother-in-law,'
Archie Oraham. 4!)I3 Saybroolc int
'.. ' n tn T.ll4&nii n !.. 1 l
private. Sit. Morlah Cem Remains mav h
viewed Mon eve Auto funeral.
i COKNOR. June 8. THOMAS T t,.,.i j
of lat.Frfl. n Connor ntViv.,;,,iu
I fv".-5 WneSCeTr'VSlO S?,!
dence. 6327 Westminster ave. Renulem
ma" Church of Our Lady of the Rosary 10
a. m Int. Old Cathedral Cem
CRAIGHEAD. June 6. SARAH VIR.
OIN'ia daughter of D. l. .hi Florence
viremi. Cralshe.d. sed 9 months. Rela!
lives and friends Invited to service, Mon
'eve R n. m nnrents' raldnrat ntft T.u
wood .v.
mi privnia, lurinny
.. ..-.. n.... -
" ta-"":2;"'..Knly. , jof-.i,
a-aMirwra.l - a I r.CTU C.JM, MftH 0.'. FU-
n ... . ..
?W.J!t0' iu,ry
"l'.d 27. J.'1.
run.roi tv;.j
1.JL. m &??"' J,'' ""' a"2! W
rvorrla st Ttlcrnt renulem maa R, 17.
- .. -.- ---- .si-. ,
vvard Church nam. Int, Holy Sepu chre
Cem
ni,o , 'a",..... .. .
DAVIS June 8 HARRY .R . busbsnd of
Auto funeral.
Mary E Davis. Relatives and friends. United
Hnusesmlths and Brld.emen'i i Union. 'No. 13.
Inilr.rl rn fnnatal .tilu. n -
I 2nr,o Emerald t. Int. private. Oa'kla"ndCm:
Friends mav call Mon. after T p. m.
. . DEERINO June U. JAMES, husband of
ate Eliza Deerlnr. Relatives and friends
invited to funeral Wed , R a m.. 141"
I roore bl Hlah mass of requiem 8t"
Thomas's Church ft:30 a m. Int. Cathedral
Cem, Auto funeral,
I .f?,?NOH,U9." -!Jun.' ,T- AMANDA, wife nf
I William J Donohuah (nee Lenox) ared .17.
I Relatives and friends Invited to funrat
services Tues,. 1 n m.. 100 Brown st. Int.
American Mechanic' Cem. Trlend. may
1 call Mon 7 to n n. m. Auto service
I EARNER Suddenly. Jun 4. at Elllns-
ion rjeia, noueton. Tex., juhn j .on of
lata Peter and Marv Earner, ased 30. Rela
I tlves and friends. Brownson Library Asso..
I of Wllmlnslon. Del.: K. of C: L. O. o. M.I
.No. .14. Invited to funeral, Tues.. 8:30 s. m..
1 1B0 E. Tulnehocken st Oermantnwn Sol.
, emn renulem masa St Vincent de Paul'a
! Church 10 a. m. Int. New Cathedral Cem.,
1 wllmlnston. Auto service.
, FARRIN0T0N. Juno 8. CHARLES W.
husband of Anna R Farrlnitton (ne Whar
ton). Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral services. Wed.. 2 p. m.. 2008 Cemstery
ave. Int St. James'. Cem.' Remain, may
be viewed Tues.. 8 ta 1" P. m.
FAYRE June T. EMMA C. wlf. of Wil
liam K. Fay re (nee Hill). Relatives and
friends. Lenl Lenap. Council No. 98 R.
I. . Invited to funeral. Tue... 2 p. m.. 2424
E. Adams st. Int. private, Remain, may
be viewed Mon.. after 7 n. !m.
FENN. Jun. 8. MARIE, widow of Jame.
V Fenn. Relatives and friends Invited to
service, Tues, 2 p. m., Oliver H Bair
Bids., 1820 Chestnut st Int Mt. Morlah
v.em
FISHER. Jun. . LAVINA TOSIIFB
daushtcr of. late Henry and Wllhelmlna
Fisher. Relative, and friends invited to
funeral service.. Wed.. 3 p m . 2151 N.
Orlanna st. Int. private. Mt. Peace Cm.
FLAHERTV. At 2.19,8. Cecil .t.. Jun. .
CATHARINE T.. wife' of John Flaherty.
Relative, and friend. Invited to ssrvlcs.
Tue... 2:30 p. m.. Oliver H. Balr Bldr..
1820 Chestnut at Int private.
FOS8. Suddenly, at Jersey City, N. J.
June 7. RUDOLPH W. son of Andrew S.
and Mary.'E. Foes, ased 2. Relatives and
friend. Invited to funeral service. Wed .
1 p. m . parents' residence. 0023 Paechall
ave. (Both and Woodland av.). Int North,
wood Cem. Remain, may b viewed Tues.,
8 to 10 p m Auto funersl.
OEHHARTJT. WILLIAM. OEBItARDT.
Ratlntlias and friends Invited to funeral aiatrv-
Icea. Tues.. 2in p m.. .233 N Howard st, I
Friends may call Mon.', i to 9 p. m. Int. 4
private
GIBSON. June 8 DAVID, .on of Mary
Hare and lata Jonathan Gibson. Relatives
and frler.d. Invited to funeral. Tues.. 8.30
a. m., 821.K0seterry rt. )Um or requiem
Church ot 61. Monica 10 av ro, Int. Holy
ORB June T. FLO
nBATttS
Wed , 8 p. m., parents residence. 4018 Mul
berry St., Frankford. Int. East Cedar Hill
Cam
noVSErt. .tune . KATIE aONSEH (nee
Alker). wife of William Ooneer. aged 48.
Itesldence, 6952 Santom st. Due notice oL
ftinarij
OREENE. .Tune 0
nonEltT n.. son ot
.la llanrv mnA p.ll-a Hreene. Relatives and
friends invlteo: to funeral services. Tues.,
2pm. DaMd , Schuyler Bldg., llroad
and Diamond st. Int. prnaie
II A Dllta iunai A S.
of Marv Harris (nee Coneland) and son ot
,Ia,
UATllint.. husband.
late h'tephen ana catnerine .tarns, agea ,
formerly of Mlnersvllle, Pa. Relative- and
friends. Men's niblo Class of Third MorajUn
Church. Incited to funeral services, Jd.
2 p. m . 1KR0 D Venango St., Int. cedar
Hill Cem. Remains mav be viewed Tues.,
8 to 10 n. m. PottsMlle and Shamokln
MFtAVENS-.une 8. IDA MAT. wife of
William O. Hi vens and daughter of William
O ind late Harriet T. Ent. Relative, and
friends InUted to funeral. Wed. 2-30 p. rn..
MSfl Media st. Int. Montrose Cem. He.
mains may be viewed, Tues. eve. Auto fa,
"""eNRT Nar Cross Keys. S Ji June
8 DAVID HfiNRT, Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral, residence, near Cro
Keys. Tues.. 2 p. rn. Services at thj house,
Int. fert-ir Oreen Cem , Clayton, N. J
HERP. At Rlverton. JJ J.. June 8.
ALUERT W . husband of Minnie V H'rr
RelatUcs and friends Invited to funeral
services, Wed . 10 a. m Mank ave: and
M.in .I Rherton. Int. private Remains
maynb0 viewed Ties . s'tn 10 pm. Wash
ington. Pittsburgh and New Y6rk pspers
"fiERRICK. June 7, ANNA MERRICK
(nee Kronewetter). wlf of Albert Herrlck
'.Ted y?"h "d HbTsU? .V
8 fllRiT .tune R. EDWARD, son of Joseph
and late Ellrabeth Hirst aged n sears.
Funeral Tues 2 rv m from 241 XI Cum
berlaml st. Int rtoly Sepulchre Cem.
litTTriniJcoN Suddenly. Jure 7. MA
TH DA t" 11UTCH1NPOS. jnon 8 Rfllh st .
Apartment A. daughter of Ute William and
MaUlrti Hiitchln-on Relatljes. and friends
Invited to t, rvlre Tues . 3 p. m. OHer II.
llalr Ttl'lg 12" Chestnut at. Int. private.
ivrs June 8, WINSTOH B.. husband
of Chrlssle Ives (nee Engel) Relatives and
fr'ljSK! members of Ken.lnrt0nL5jto.fto.
211. rnna ' '".'Vn, p s, .',r.h.n
ices. Wed
avc int umi f
be lowed Tues . after f
Remain, may
m.
KANE June 7. JENNIE, wife of Ed
wa'Kan? ". ?ni' " feVP.. "fl
Vrl-nds "'lied' to funeral. Tu '. 'Mo mV.
1848 N- " n st So emn requiem high mass
stEllSib'th'" Church in a. m. Int. Holy
Cross Cm Limousine funeral.
KFL1.Y Juno (1 nt late residence 2(111
summer st . WILLIAM J . husband of Marv
Keuv (nee IHnes) Due police of fun-ml
gen from th parlors ef Mrs M Pc-
1 iiirhPriV Son. 2320 Green St.
KETTERER June 8, at CharlottesMlle,
v WILLIAM C l'nn of Frederick and
B?rtha KcttVrer (ne Es.lrl. aged 2. Rela
iltes and fronds lnlted to funeral. Tues .
2 p m rarenta' residence. S74B N. 18th st.
InL Hillside Cem. Friends may call Mon
VKIRK. June 9. SARAH JANE, widow of
o A. Kirk, at daughter', residence, Mrs.
Thomas Cain, 1110 Webster st. Due notice
"'k'iRKPATR.CK -SS.".- 8. ANNA KIHK-
PATIUCK mee Olnn). wife of James Klrk-
oatrlrkr Relatives and friends. League of
ih sacred Heart mlted to funeral. Tues..
tho faacrea ji N )).h f Hch masa nf
renulcm St Veronica's aiurch 10 a. m. Int.
"mALLON -Suddenly. June 8. ANNIE,
wife of Tellx Mallon. Relatives and friends,
Altar Society of St Edward'a Church In
lted to funeral Wed.. 8:30 n. m.. JR11 N
t.th st. Solemn renulem mas; St Edward's
Church 10 a m. Int. New Cathedral Cem
Omit flowers.
McCLAIN June 8. I.KUSAlin w , ph.-
it nrtvate rernwood Cem,
bo lowed Wed eve
McCONNDLL June 7, ANDREW, hus.
band of Catherine McConnoll (noo McKay)
and son of lite John and Marv MrConnell
Rplatlre. and friends. St. Edmond'a Holy
Name Society. Imlted to funeral, Wed..
it 30 a m . 2310 S. Croskey at. Solemn
renulom mass St. Edmond's Church. 10 a. m.
Int llolv Cro.s Cem. a.utn funeril.
' Sii.iAi-.JMr.TT tuna. 8. WALTER I, . son
..at .....-"- - . -. ...--.. - .,-.-
of Alice Br if" re .no ,.,j JBmo, .,, cer-
iihivi r'-"-; -.--:-, --,..- .....,
iiii. - ., i..Im Invl art tn fiinorat
iTion's.Asso of America. lnlled to lunerai
Thin. 8 30 a m , 3136 IMrtyllle st Sol
emn renulem mass Chureh of th Ascension
in a m. Int New Cathedral riem
MlaAItr June 8, AGNES O. wife of
II 3 Mearf and rtautthter of Charles and
the late Janet Wilson, acer 23 Relatl-es
and friends Invited to funeral serjlres.
tu, R p. m . nt the resld'n-'o of "r
sister. Mrs James Williams 23.'i West wis.
hKrt st. runral on Ved mornlnir at
ronvenlenee of family. Int. Northward Cem
A,i,.'5rte'T"i'fiin . nnnonAir. widow nf
nobert .Merrer (nee Moran) ItelatUes anil
iLY' ;i i-. u- n funumi nrrv(r va..
i, m 2.142 Senvlva at. Int. North Cedar
fnVi" rim"
"meycbs Suddenly, nt
iJ. i iWni W M
'?."... I. J5I,H,eld. Ken
t Turkerton. N. J ,
tnYimS. nirefl R1
2,-'..' ;ri fHpnds Kensington Lnd. Nn
,,,,' A m V n A C Va 'T1
-1 1 " .no A. 1 . lv. U. A - . WO. -.1 1,
r'H".;S'i m.k. n
u 'j in, ,l.i n MrClnln fnoo Hendrlcksl No. 317. 1'. u a.
RelatiVe. ami friends; also Vau-c ldge, No. Council. No. 728. O. ot 1 A., invl.oa to in
-01 r ,.nd A M St. John'r. R. A Charter, 'neral services. Tues, 2 p. m.. s. P. iranK
No 231 and Kdo.h Comm.ndorv. ;?:. imt'tV?"ilS? 'ctmAtu
r: 1"Vtr',otre,fid,onrcne1. T' iffhTt " 1 nJPa.f'Vr.lnd, .Tfi'"!? to'p0. m
, funerl .K'viAl"nnd Kensington Commandery. No. 51. K T.
KenneSj. "f.V-'.S,."' Mnvlted to attend funeral servlres. Wrt .
dy ra rf"Sd3 i! P. m . 1313 Louden st. Int Laurel Illll
rampment. rvo, is, i u. o. l t siiquon
11T1D. i?. O (U. 1 U J(. Jl. I I'enn JOWH9 1 D
Council .No. ' ns. A, M , Wm .. MrKlnley
council -o a:n. u i a . ana nil oiner or
canlratlons nf which he was a member, am
lnlted to attend the funeral, on Mon . nt
1 10 p. re , from his late residence. No. 2524
Rldtre ae. Funeral services will be held In
the Bethany Lutheran Church, 25th and
Montgomery ave., at 2:30 p. m. Int. In
Westminster Cem.
O'NEILL. June 0. CATHERINE, widow
of Jamea O'Nell and daughter of late
Michael and Cecelia McGlnlev. Relatives
and friends, also Ladles' Auxiliary. Knla-hts
I.' SV. J5n' .N'?' 10. and, Gladstone Circle.
Vn 14. F of A., invited to funeral. Thure .
I ilicn'ia. ipa w,,.v,. a.'",.o. a-., ,. ua
i',: Vaaeninsion ump, r.n. n-.ii. i-. u. 0 a.;
Premier One-Year Benefit Association. Vare
Republican Association 24th Ward, Park.
",,le Republican Club, employes of N W.
Aver A. Co.. invited to funeral serlces.
Mon., 2 p m.. at apartment of Delmrr J.
rolflesh. 725 N. 40th st. Int. Mt. Morlah
I Cem.
PETERS lune S. JOSEPH H. husband
of Marv A. Petera ne Narele). Relatives
1 J 4.l.lai aKiimM 'PIV& Va HI t
O. R. M.t John R. Marlln Council No. 20.
Jr. O U. A. M. . employes of John Pfelffer
li sons, Kensington xeariy, ro. j. invuen
'o funeral services. Wed . 2 p. m 322
Hartvllle st Int HUlsld. Cem. via fu
neral car. Friend, may call Tues.. 8 to 10
p. rn.
PLATT June T, GEORGE husband of
lata Wllhelmlna Piatt Ine. Stelden. axed 76.
Relatives and friend. Sterling Castle. No.
n,, K G. E.. invited to funeral servlcea,
Tues , 2 p. m , 1253 Marlborough at. Int.
North C4ar Hill Cem
POLL. June 7. JOSEPHINE wife, of Wit
Ham Poll aaed r)2. Relatives and friends
inviian in
Invited tn funeral. Tue... 8-30 a m.. 0110
Mriret st. Solemn renulem mass St. Itt.
I ,i.l . hiirnh 10 I m. Int St. nnl'
' rem Remains may be viewed Mon.,
P- rn Auto service,
I OUINN June 8. JOSEPH J son
10 w
.....". "V'.r-ys : ...""" "-."
. v irnia i. nnn i inarpt av. wiiiini iieint
tlves and friends Holy Name Society Hnl
i . ..l.ii. .-m..u t ..uk .... n.... a..
semhlv st Leo Council. No. 12D4. K of C I
Court Olive Branch. No. 2. F, of A..L. O,
V.OUrt UUVP Urancn, aO. a!. C, o rt.. la. va,
i O. M Lodae No, 84 emnloves of Robert
Shoemaker & Co. 4th and Race st. . all
1 other organizations of which he was a
I t 1...14.J a... ..1 rnil B ilP m
momhor tnvltari to funeral. Wed . R:3(.
m. 1634 Evre st. Solemn requiem mass
Church of the Holy Name 10 a. m. Int.
New Cathedral Cem. Ant" sjrvlee.
QUI.NN June 8. FRANK J., husband of
lat Mary Qulnn (nee Hendricks) Relatives
and friends, employe, of office of Receiver of
Taxes. Union Repub. Club and any other so.
cletie. of which deceased waa a member. In.
vlted to tuneral. Wed.. 8:30 a m.. 110ft
Moore st. Solemn mass of requiem Church
of the Annunciation 10 a. m. Int. Holy
Cross Cem. Auto service. ...
REOAN June 8, BERTHA J., wlfo of
John F. Resan D D 8., and daughter of
late John and Mary O'Neill. Relatives and
friends, B V. M. Sodality of St. Columba's
Church and all societies of which he was a
member, invited to funeral. Wed . 8:30 a. m .
2103 W. Lehlah ave. Sol.mn requiem mas.
St. Columba'. Church 10 a. m. Int, Holy
Sepulchre Cem. Auto funeral.
REICHNEll, Jun. 0. CHARLES FRASER
REICHNER Relative, and friends Invlterl
to funeral services. Wed.. 2 p. m.. at lata
residence. 2012 N. 13th st. Int. private ,
REYNOLDS. June 8 GEORGE E.. son
of late Michael and Cstherlna, Reynolds.
Relatives and friends. Bartenders' Union.
Local No. 15 Invited to funersl. Tues.. 8.30
ifu
Wood at.
stntemn reouiem tna
Cathedral 10 a- m.
Int. Holy Cross Cem.
RILEY Jun. 7. SARAH A., widow of
David T. Riley. Relative, and friend. In
vited to funeral service.. Tues . 2 p. m ,
residence ot daughter. Mrs. William H.
Weiss. 213 Ardmoro ave,, Ardmore. Pa. Int.
private. .
HOUN2Y At New Castle. Del. . Jun. 7.
at 8:30 o. m . EMILY. RODNEY, daughter
of late Georae B. Rodney, ased 77. Fu.
neral services. Mon., 3 30 p. m.. Immantiel
Church. New Castle. Del. Int. Immanuel
CIJROTHali)n Jun. 1. 1018. LEONARD
ROTH, husband of th. lat. Charlotte F.
Roth (ne. Carolina), aged 75 year.. Rela.
tlves and friends, also member, of th.
Oriental Lodge. No. 118. I.' p, O. F.. ar.
Invited to attend th. fun.rat .ervlces. on
Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his
late residence, 324 S. 62d St. Remain, may
be Mewed on Mon. v. st 7 o'clock. let.
private.
SAFFRAN. June 8. ANNA MAY, daugh.
ter ot Geors. and Marsaret Saffran. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral service.,
Mon.. 2.80 p m , Alpha Baptist Church,
Hancock and York sts. Int.- private. North
wood Cem. Auto tuneral
SAYKR. June T. bum -laT"" O' Wil
liam K. Saer (ne. Hill). .P'llve nd
friends, Lennl Lenap. Council No. 86, R
f. lavtan tn r,inl-t. Tlia.. 2 tl. m.. 21ni
E.' Adm. st. Int. private. Remain, m.y
p. vi.wea luon., alter . p. .
SCOTT. June K. ELLA. L. . widow of
J. J. Scott.i PltLburia.tPa. Relatives and
rieno. inviiea i4 lusmi n wit. "
renaemarw. Bbi taffi.!".""".
PKATHH
t3ai-aha C.J.. . a,- n.l.tia.a &h4
friends, also employes of. Lit Brothers' sub
way, shoe department, Invited, to funersl
services. Tues , 2 p. m.w at hi. parents'
residence. 1817 South stT Int. Her-Nebo
Cem.. Frankford.
. 8HARRATT. June 8, PHINEAS M.
SHARRATT. aged 70. Relative. nd friend.
Invited to funeral services. Thurs . 2 p. m
n138 Carpenter st. Int Fernwood Cem. Re.
mains may be viewed Wed. eve.
SHERIDAN. June n. SARAH SHERI
DAN, widow of Thomas' Sheridan. Rela
tliea and friends. Rosarr Society of St.
John the Baptist Church. Imlted to funeral.
Thurs.. 8 80 a. m.. residence of son-ln.law,
William Ferris. 4D37 Dexter St.. Manayunk.
Solemn high renulem mass St. John the
Baptist Church 10 a, m Int. Westminster
'sHIRE. On June 7, 1(118. JOS. JOHN
SON, In 70th year. Relative, and friends
Invited to funeral services, on Tues,. at 1
p. m , at Mt.- Plsgah A. M. E. Church, 40th
and Locust at.. Int. Merlon Cem. Remain,
may be Mewed at late residence. 3055 Melon
St.. Mon. eve.
SMITH. On June 8. 1018. JAMES O.
SMITH, aged 30 years. Relatives and friends
and 29th nnd 32d District Police and Camp
No. 761, P. O. 8. of A., Invited to funeral
services, on Wednesday, at 2 p. m , at late
residence, (1510 Pemberton St. Interment
private, Mt. Morlah Cemetery. Remain,
may be viewed Tuesday evening. Auto
service
STATT June 8. WILLIAM ROBERT.
husband of Anna Marie Stavt. Relative, and
friends, police of tho 14th District InMted to
fun-ral services,. Tues., 2 p. m.. 621 East
Woodlnwn ave., OermuntOwn. Int. Chelten
Hills Cem.
STEVENS. June 7. LOUISA C. STEV
ENfa. widow of Michael Stevens, aged (17
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral serv
ices. Wed.. 1 p, m., residence of sister-in-law,
Mrs. Josephine Lego. 1812 E. Wensler
st. Int. private. Frnwood Cem. Friends
mav vl-w remains Tues., 8 to 10 p. m
STEWART. June 8 DELIA ALLMAN
STEWART, widow of William Shaw
Stewart. M. D . at 2021 Pine st. Funeral
services Tues.. 3 p. m.. Cahary Tresbvtenan
Ch"""n ir,th snd Lncunf Ms Int private.
STRADLINO Suddenly. nt Lanspnrt.
I'l . GEORGE W. STRADLINO. husband of
SuSAnna Clayton Stradllng. aged 70 Rela
tives and friends Imlted to funeral, without
further notice. Newtown Friends' Meeting
House, Fourth-day. Sixth Month 12th. 8
p m. Train for Newtown leave. Reading
Terminal 1:23 p. m. Int. adjoining grave-
"sULLI'VAN. June P. ANNIE SULLIVAN,
wlfo of John Sullivan (nee McLaughlin).
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral,
Thurs , 8-30 a. m., from late residence-.
323 N Felton st. Solemn high mass of
requiem Our Lady of the Rosary Church.
10 n m Int. Holy Cross Cem.
UHBNER. June 7. nt 12 Newlln st . Mor
ion. Pa.. ELIZABETH, wife of Michael
Uhrner. aged 68. Relatives and friends In
ilted to funeral. Tus . 2 p. m . parlors of
Horace B. Grirnth. Chester pike and Amos
lind road. Norwood. Int. Lownes Free
Grounds Friends mav view remains Mon
"'WALSH June n. EDWARD J., husband
of Annls Walsh. ."7 N 61st r RelatKe.
and friends. Ancient Accepted Scottish nite,
of Camden. N T , Imlted to srlc. Tues.,
2 p. m . Oliver 1! Bilr Bids., 1820 Chestnut
st Int. Fernwood Cem ...... .
WENNINGER Juno ). ADAM F,. hus.
hand of ninsaheth Wenninger (nee Fnell),
agod 61. Relatives and friends, Lewis Berg
doll Brewing Co Bon Society; .Invited tn fu
neral Wed . 2 p. m.. 1!43 N. Newklrk st.
Int Nnrthwood Cem , Auto soe Ice.
WINGATE Juno 8. ANNIE E , widow
of Henry Wlngate Relative; and friends
Invited tn funeral services. Wed.. 2 p. m ,
parlors of S P. Frankenfleld Sons. N W.
cor. 30th and Spring Oarden .Is. Int. Tern
wood Cem. Auto funeral. .,..
WINTERS Suddonlv. June 7. MARY J.,
w lfe of .ndrew Winters, aged 67. Rela
tlios and friends Imlted to funeral. Wed .
1 30 p m.. 6137 Hazel ae. Int. North
fVdar H1U Com. Remains mav he viewed
T"- 1 to 10 p IP Ai"l" srvlce,
WOOD -Tune 8, GEORGE S.. son of lato
Ti-.n , iTnnnah I., and husband of Idi
Wood, aged 6". Relatives and friend" 1 Camti
OI J. AalJIYIIl V. nilUIJ-ll
LOST AND FOTJND
BRONZE WATCH FOB Lost a bronze
watch fob attached to black ribbon;
marked R. E. W. on one aide! a phoenix on
other; finder return to Information, Belle-
vu-Stratford, will be rewarded beyond
value or ron.
DEPOSIT BOOK Lost, deposit book iSllinn,
with the Western Savins Society, 1000
Walnut St.: reward.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
(Other Classified Ails on Pace 2)
AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
FOR YOUNO WOMEN: EXPERI
ENCE UNNECESSARY: SALART
PAID WHILE LEAUNINO.
JO 50 PER WEEK Al-TER FIRST
4 WEEKS OF INSTRUi'TION AND
THEN RAPID ADVANCEMENT.
P E R M A N ENT EMPLOYMENT:
WORK NEAR YOUR HOME: T
HOURS TO 8 HOURS PER DAY:
ME.U.3 SERVED AT COST.
ANNIVERSARY PAYMENTS; PICK
BENEFITS: VACATIONS WITH
PAY.
APPLY 8 A. M. TO 0 P. M.
THE BELL TELEPHONE CO. OF TA.
400 MARKET ST.
BILL CLERK, by wholesale rurnlture manu
facturer; advancement assured. Apply 214
S. 5th st
BILLING CLERK. Protestant, for simple
bllllnc and taklnir phone orders; some eu-
rerlence necessary; .alary 513. P 020.
ledger Orn.
BOOKBINDERY Experienced irlrls for
hand foldlnr, wire stitchers and Catherine:.
N E- cor. Arch and 16th.
BOOKKEEPER and stenographer wanted nv i
auto concern: must be experhtneed; state t
nse, salary desired and previous nusinesi I
connection. M 184ft. Ledger Central.
BOOKKEEPER Assistant D. E.. general
office work: state .alary snd references.
P 003, Ledger Office.
BOOKKEEPER for manufacturing business,
center of city: state experience and salary
expected. M 1442. Ledger Central.
CHAMBERWORK and waiting; 121 per
month and board. University Hospital,
34th and Snruce sts
CLERK ONE CAPABLE OF HANDLINO
STOCK BOOKS AND TYPEWRITER IN
I.AROE MANUFACTURING PLANT; STATE
QUALIFICATIONS. P 838, LEDGER OFF.
CLERK, familiar checking Incoming in
voice.; must be quick At figure, and ac
curate: good chance for advancement: .tat.
ass, experience and salary. P 021. Ledger
Office
CLERK, knowledge of bookkeeping, to assist
witn general clerical worx; lypisi pre
ferred, state are. experience and salary.
P 02.1 Led.er Office.
CLERKS Several good opportunities for
young women between 18 and 25 ln differ
ent departments of a large financial Insti
tution; tnose witn aaaing macnin. experience
preferred; state age. experience and salary
expected P R1H. Ledger Office.
CLERKS Younr women for clerical wnrk:
clean surrounding, and excellent opportu
nities for advancement for those showing
ability; state as. experience and salary ex
peeled. P 832 I.edrr Office.
CLERKS Young woman for clerical wnrk
ln manufacturing concern: excellent oppor
tunity for those showing ability.) state age.
experience. If any, and .alary expected, P
1)13. Ledger Office.
GIRLS WANTED
800 '.
TO I.EARN TO OPERATE VARtOUS MA
CHINES: ON PIECEWORK BASIS AFTER
I.KARNINU. yUUK KAKr-imaB MHUUlaD
AVERAGE $4 tn 1 PER DAT. NO EX
PERIENCE NECESSARY.! ONLY GIRLS
TtKTWF.KN THE AGES -OF 21 AND 45
NEED APPLY TO THE
MIDVALE STEEL AND ORDNANCE CO.
EDDYSTONE' RIFLE PLANT 4
EDDYSTONE. PA.
OR
PHILADELPHIA OFFICES
181 South Iflih at.
".203 Market at.
Island Road, and Woodland sv.
BR1NO REFERENCE
DISHWASHER"! 21 per month and bo.rd.
Un!verltv Hospital. 34th and Snrucfsts
GIRL educated, preffer teacher, wanted for
permanent position; salary to .tart, 180.
P 028. Ladaer Office.
GIRLS WANTED: EXCELLENT WORK.
INO CONDITIONS: PERMANENT POSI-
TION8; GOOD HOURS AND OOOD PAT:
MUST BE R FT. 7 INS. OR. OVER IN
HEIGHT. WBTOH1 110 -LBS. OR MORE
AND BE FROM 18 TO 80 VFB8 OF
AOB ANT) FURNISH REFBRENCK8.
ELECTRtO SERVICE SUPPLIES CO
17TII ft CAMBRIA SIS.
QIRLS1 to learn marking: light work easllv
learned; so paia while learning ana rapid
advancement to one. amnitious to progress
large, airy, 'well-ventilated bldg.: congenial
aurro'lngs; our own dlnlnt ronr"it.na,Bt cl.s.
nfl.t.a Pll.rjm Launda-v g.SI W. Wrosal
GIRLS, wblt. lfl to 40; no experlen''. neees
ssry; 17.50 weak to learner, for 50 bour.'
worn; gonn one senvotu. wmim
liemama may '
T
BBLP- WANTED-raSCAlA
(Other Classified Alt en Pago HV
OtRLS wanted, n all department.: binn.r
paid, tn while learning: ratild advance
ment: large, clean, well-ventilated building:
pleasant surroundings: our own dining room,
good associations. Pilgrim Laundry. 2831
re. nrnnq si.
OIIILS. young, for messenger. In Insurance
agency. Apply In own handwriting; ref
erence.! good opportunity. C 317, Ledger
Office.
GIRLS wanted: steady work, good y. Ap
ply National Umbrella Fr.m. Co.. 80th
and Thompson sts.
MILLINERY EXPERIENCED WOMAN
FOR LARGE RETAIL. MH.LINERT
STORE: ONE CAPABLE AS ASSISTANT.
TO TAKE CHARGE: TEART.T POSITION
TO COMPETENT PERSON. P 033,
LEDGER OFFICE.
MILLINERY THOROUGHLY EXPITJU.
ENCED SALESWOMEN FOR RETAIL
MILLINERY STORE) STEADY POSITIONS:
GOOD SALARY. APPLY BY LETTER TO
P 032. LEDGER OFFICE.
SALESGIRLS, familiar with Ice cream and
cakes, living" at South Philadelphia. Ap
ply Wagner'. Bakery. 15th and Jackson
SALESLADY, to sell Ford car. In Phila
delphia on commission basis Immediate
delivery of cars: opportunity uttered as our
former salesmen ha-,e enlisted in war work:
compensation fullv warrants devoting full
time, which Is required. Apply agency, 3302
Chostnut.
SALESWOMAN wanted, experienced: steady
position: gooa wages. ..ppiy ponw.ria
man's Department Store. 121
.1H a.
l,2d.
net
Annlv t.alrd. Schober Ac Co.. 22d and Mar-
ket sts , second floor.
SOLICITORS Women .solicitor, wanted:
piano house wants netj. and Intelligent
women for straight canvaA-ipg: salarv and
commission, appiv oeiore ur, m.. aua b.
win st.
N
V
STENOGRAPHER POSITION IN
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT OF
LOCAL NEWSPAPER FOR THOR
OUOHLY COMPETENT STENOG
RAPHERt MUST HAVE HAD 8EV.
ERAL TEARS' OFFICE EXPERI
ENCE AND AT LEAST 2 YEARS
HIGH SCHOOL- PREVIOUS EJC
PERIENCE IN NEWSPAPER
WORjr tVOULD BE CONSIDERED
AN ASSET. GIVE TULL INFOR
MATION AND STATE SALARY
EXPECTED IN REPLY TO C 132.
LEDGER OFFICE.
STENOGRAPHER 'Superintendent's office
In large manufacturing plant, 12 mtles
from city hut very comenlent to one llvlha
In West Philadelphia: faro very reasonable;
excellent working conditions and good salary.
P H21, Ledger Office.
STENOGRAPHER for an office In center of
city, good hours: unusual opportunity: give
age. experience, salarw dca!rad and telephone
number. M 1447. Ledper Contra!.
STENOGRAPHER, to use dictaphone part
of time; chance for advancement. Apply
r.20 Arch at.
STENOGRAPHER One with some knowl
edge of bookkeeping. Apply 171 W. L
high ave.
YOU CAN HELP WIN THE WAR
STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPISTS
WITH SEVERAL YEARS' EXPERIENCE
OVER 19 YEARS OF AGE
ARE WANTED AT ONCE
ALSO
MOON-HOPKINS, POWERS AND
HOLLERTH TABULATING MACHINE
OPERATORS
EXCELLENT TRANSPORTATION
EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD OPPORTUNITY
FOR -
HIGH-GRADE WOMEN WORKERS
APPLY
WOMEN'S EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
HOG ISLAND. PA.
ASK FOR MRS. NORRELL
TEACHINO Those desiring for patrlotle
reason, to coniinu. aeiiii ,w ,...
employment during vacation at same salary.
c; 1. 'a. laeqgpr mc-.
TYPIST In horn, office of nr. insurance com
pany; quick nd accurato at figure.; good
opportunity: tate age. experience and salary
expected i w-a. ay"" w,...
WARD MAIDS: 5 per month and board:
room OUl. universiiy xtusviaai. m tl'
Snruce sts.
WOMEN, kitchen, colored; 12.1 per month
and board: room out. University Hospital.
34th ann t-nrucw sip
YOUNO LADY as file clerk in office. P 034.
ln-.r wine,-.
YOUNO WOMAN, capable, for selling adver-
tlslne In -high-grade monthly magaslna:
permanent position: ellnt opportunltyi
reference required. F 02. laedger Office. .
General
BUSINESS SERVICE CO.. 1801 Land Till.
BOOK'ERS I20-J30' STEN'ERS. J15-I23.
CAPABLE OFFICE WOMEN Separate of..
HELP WAWTED MALE
(Other Classified Ad. on Page 2)
ACCOUNTANT Opportunity for permanent
cinnectlon with nrst-clas. company: rood
field for adancement: prefer man aged 30
to 85; reolle. treated. confidentlallv: stats
ts salary and ref. Address Box 1004. city.
ADJUSTERS
ON
Acme. Cleveland or Brown 4 Sharp suto
rriatlc screw machines: highest wsg.s and
bonus paid for maximum production. Also
additional bonu. ot 10 per cent for night
work. Thl. I. your opportunity if you apply
at once to the
MIDVALE STEEL AND ORDNANCE
COMPANY
EDDYSTONE BIFLB PLANT
EDDYSTONE. PA.
OR
PHILADELPHIA OFFICES
Island road snd Woodland avjnu.,
B203 Market atreet (Second Floor)
110 Arch street.
BRING REFERENCES .
AUTOMOBILE repairmen Be.t wages. 8.
hour .hon: only fir.t-cl.s. man ne.d . ap
ply. Foss-Hughe. Company, 21st snd Mar
ket sts . .econn noor.
BLACKSMITHS and helper.: steady .work
for first-class men. Apply Tlnd.l-Morrl
Co.. Eddystone. Pa.
BOOKKEEPER On. who n .om. knowl.
edg. of Individual ledger In national .bank,
and to make himself generally vsaful. for
th. summer months or longsr if desired.
M 144H. Ledrer Central.
BOV. 1 YEARS OF AGE. WANTED FOR'
WORK IN NEWSPAPER OFFICE: GOOD
ADVANCEMENT FOR YOUNO MAN WITH
INITIATIVE. 'APPLY TO MR. FLTNN,
000 CHESTNUT BT. " ,
v. ta-r!
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