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Permit Earlier Ordination
Students for the priesthood may make
HcaUon for ordination upon com
on of a three-year course In the-
WNty- Mn the future, according to
ihletrHcatlon from Home received by Car-
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hurch officers here.
r-Ufgeni demand for priests because of
y tttoidraln caused by many entering the
kYrnMr resulted In the archblshons of the
ViSKUnUed States requesting that the four-
Jtv : i year course be shortened, and Podo
reiW ' k Benedict, according to a cablegram re-
G IsLj -i-xCu.lVefl .hv Hardlna! Hlhhnnn from far.
93V dlnal flAKnarrl renrlllv paVA Titn rnnnnnf
ffi'W the change.
SSsf re ",The curriculum of the four-year
E.3WB1 I r AMIirBA Will ha ivtncn hilalail In a,,h a
KVSr ' yf 5 .... tiM t.anvl. nil .I.- .....I,... .......U...I
? &. upon will be. Included In the three-year
A, .course
,SV All seminaries In the country are af-
"-, ftcle'd by the ruling.
KV.U'' Child Struck by Automobile
,ry, iaa uoiastein, ten yearn oia, 1013
mortn oruein street, was strucK oy
an automobile at Fortieth street and
Glrard avenue. The child was severely
Injured and Is In a critical condition In
the Children's Homeopathic Hospital.
The, driver -of the automobile, Walter
Sheen, 4330 Market street, was arrested.
RELIGIOUS BREVITIES
The twentj-flfth anniversary of the Cal
vary Reformed Church Twenty-ninth street
and Lehigh avenue, will be celebrated to
morrow with special services, morning and
yenlne. ,
The anniversary sermon will be preached
by the Rev. Paul S l.elnbach who will also
? renounce the benediction The history of
he church 'will be read by the pastor, the
Rev, F. H. Fisher. Other features or the
celebration will b vocal solos by Miss
Edna Fltel. Mrs. Elschelbereer and W. D.
Blackwe)!.
The Rev. Roger S Forbes will speak on
Lessons from Jonah tomorrow morning
at the Unitarian Society of Germantown.
At the Chestnut Street Baptist rhurch at
11:30 11. m. tomorrow the Rev George D
Adams win speak on "Chrlft In the Midst "
The Armv MeltlnK Tot. or Khaki Versus
Caste,1 will also be the subject of an ad
dress '
At the Arch Street Tresbterlan Church
the Rev. Clarence Edward McCartney will
apeak at 10.41 a m The subject will be
"A Few Things the War Cannot Shake.'
Br.i.inmrs nTirr.s
tin ntlsl
THE BAPTIST TEMPLE
Broad and Berks its.
RUSSELL, H CONWELL preaches on
"tft00.O0O.0uu for the Face of the Moon"
Sunday at 7:13 p m
Mr. Conwell also preaches at 10 30 a. m
Reservations free by applying at business
office
CBKSTMJT STREET BArTIST CHURCH
Chestnut st. west of 4nth
GKOKQE 1). ADAMS. D D., Tastor.
10 30 a. m Christ In the Midst: Will
the Gospel be Recentered?'
8.00 p. m. "ECHOES FROM CAMP:
The Army Melting Pot. or Khaki vs.
Caste." Come and get copies of camp
jnts and learn to sing them as the boys
dt
IS noon to t n m nthl HehooT
Presbvterlnn
ARCn ST. riUTRCH, IRth and Arch.
Rev, CLARENCE EDWARD MACART
NET. D D., Pastor.
10.45 a. m. "A Few
Things
the War
Cai.not Shake."
8 00 p. m. "No
. More
" Sea."
A Sermon for storm-tossed souls
ETHLEHEM PRESRVTERIAN CHUHCn
Broad and Diamond ats.
Rev- JOHN R. DAVIES D. D . Pastor.
10 SO a. m Sermon bv Pastor.
Bublecr. "Resurrection of Christ."
7'4r, n. m S"ermon bv Pastor.
Subject. "Whv God Does Not Interfere."
Cnildrert'a Dav Exercises In the Sabbath
School j at. 1.30 p. m "
Toung and old cordially Invited.
HOBTH 10TH ST. CHURCH. 10th Glrard
jn:3tvs, m. "What Is Keligion7"
S:O0 -o- m. "The Fasslon for Something
Kaw' Installation Rev. Herbert O. Hur-
trell. Thursday evening. June su. H p. m.
reoletwnt Enlsropal
T. JAJIES'H, 2-Jd nnd Walnut sts.
Rev -JOHN MOCKRIDOE. D. D.. Rector.
ft.OO a. m., Holv Communion
1100 a. m.. Holy Communion, .with Ser
mon, 400 p. m.. Evening Prayer (Choral).
Weekdays Holy Communion: Tuesday,
730: Thursday, 10. Strangers always wel
come. ITnltarlnn
FTRST UNITARIAN. 215 Chestnut St.
RV. FREDERICK R. GRIFFIN.-Mlnlster.
II a.- m, Mr. Grfffln will preach.
Anthems: "Righteous Art Thou, O Lord '
bv JVest. and "This Night I Bring My
Heart to Thee." by Berwald. Philip H.
Goepp. Organist
After this service the church will units
, with the Unitarian Church In Germantown
for the wummer
ONITABIAN SOCIETY OF GERMANTOWN
Chelten ave and Greene st.
Rev. HOOER 8. FORBES. Minister.
11 a. m. "Lessons From Jonah."
SUMMER CAMPS
tmc Tree Camp for Girli,""
Jftw Tork. lllas Blanche D Price. S31 W,
flennol Un, Germantown. Philadelphia.
STEMROTS
WILSON'S SELECT EVENING
TRISS
IIP THE BEAUTIFUL DELA1TAKB
Srerr Friday and Saturday Evening
New Dolphin Line Palace Steamers
TBENTON AND DOLPHIN
Good Muslo No Liquor
Boat leaves Arch St. Wharf 8:1 J P. It.
Far 26o each way
"- v HEAL ESTATE FOB. SALE
WEST PHILADELPHIA
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ON ANGORA TERRACE EAST OF 55TH ST.
' (Half Block South of Baltimore Avenue)
Wo have already sold a number of these desirable two-story, two-family apart
ments, and to expedite -matters we are now offering the balance at very attractive
prices for immediate acceptance.
Our co-operative plan makes it easy for you to finance the purchase, and by living
in one and renting the other, the rent of one pays for both.
Each apartment haa six rooms and spacious porch. The houses are built for
permanence and contain every modern convenience. As they are built in pairs every
room is a light, airy, outside room.
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A call or postal will bring
complete details of our co
operative plan.
Logan Trust
Company'
of Philadelphia
1431-33 Chestnut Street
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OPEN-AIR
CHORAL
SERVICES
Under the Direction of
Bishop Rhinelander
ON THE SITE 01" THE
TROPOSED CATHEDRAL
on the Parkway
at Twent-thlrd Street
SUNDAY Afternoon, June 1A, 1018
at 5 o'clock
Rt, Rev. Thomas J, Garland, D D.
Sunday, June 13
Rv, Llewclbn N. Caley
EHfCATHVAI,
Young Women and Girls
The Gordon-Roney School
For Girls, 4112 Spruce Street
General and College Preparatory Courses
Roof garden and Gm. Miss RONET, Prln.
TABItYTOtyy. N. Y.
Miss Mason's Summer Srhool of Patriotic
Service for Glrls,Tarrytown-on-Hudson.N.T.
SUMMER HI-SORTS
ATINTir CITY. X, J.
Coolest and Most Attractive Location
OSTBND
Whole Block Ocean Front
Boston to So.erelgn ave.. In eiclualve
Chelsea section. Open surroundings.
(W-an.vlRr rnnmi 4ea-ivnter hatha.
Prlate and public Modern hyilro-therapeutlo
aepartmenl urcnesira ot soioisia.
Auto bus meets trains Booklet
Ownership direction John T. Dolphin, Mer.
BUCRJTONE raTEL
ATLANTIC CITV
Strictly Earopain Plin
French Cuisine Superior Service
flernoon and Nitht Dancing
Room Ovetlooking the Sea Capacity 100
Westminster f0;;
street Prlv baths, run
ning water IIP up wky . 12 up dly C. Buhre.
CArE -MAY. N. J.
BECURE TOUR COTTAGE AND HOTEL
RESERVATIONS AT THE RESORT
WITH FINEST BATHINO BEACH IN
WORLD
WRITE BOARD OF TRADE
wii.Dwoon. y.
HAYTON ow oppn 'or p''"!on f wis.
MJ- A x vf The 8arne courteous treatment
will be extended to our patrons Cap. 250.
A MeMt'RRAY. Owner tt Proprietor.
FDHETONINN N'ear "each: modern
LUULlUlllltll appointments. Music
room, orchestra. Noted for excellent table:
white service Can .'.1(1. Auto at trains.
Booklet J ALBERT HARRIS, Prop.
nr.nt'oRn springs, pa.
estato of 3000 acres. Good
aotf course, tennis swimming. Noted
mineral wasera Spacious hotel, with
splendid cuisine. Fin motor roads.
II. E. Remls. Mgr.
POCONO MOUNTAINS
Eagles 31ere, Pa.
THE CRESTMONT INNxf'p
Th hotel with the Incomparable situation.
2200 ft. above the eea, en the summit of the
.AUeKbanles. Golf, tennis, boatln? and the
finest of freBh-water hathintr. Modern lm
proements. For booklet and terms address
5 Wll.UAM WOODS, Manarer.
VATXKY FORGE
WASHINGTON INN
CHICKEN WAFFLE DINNERS
BRETTON W OOHS
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Bretton Woods
White Mountains, N. H.
GOLF
In the
very
shadow of
Mount
Washington.
MOTORINO HORSEBACK
through the RIDING
Alps over Mountain
of Trails and
"New Woodland
England. Paths.
The Mt. Pleasant "-"v2'-
Closes Oct. 1
C. J. DUNPHT. Manager.
The Mount Washington pns July .
Closes Oct. 1-1
D. J. TRUDEAU. Manager.
RAILROADS Through aervlce via N. T..
N. H. 4 H. R. R. and B. A M. R. R.
Booking OOlee U3 Fifth Are.. New Yerk
COTUIT. MASS.
-L.
COTUIT INN ANU COTTAGES
Open April IS to Oct. 1. Booklet.
CHARLES L OIFFORD, Trop.. Cotult.
Mass., or 73 Tremont St., Boston,
1AKK SUNArEE. N. n.
BEN MERE INN
In the foothills of the White Mts. oi
beautiful Lake Sunapee. Now open.
Booklet. L. R. DUDLEY, Prop.
HEAL ESTATE FOB SALE
WEST PHILADELPHIA
wJi
! 1EDFORD SPRINGS
m 9 MtPA.l HOTEL AND BATHS I
l-g-gag Famous mountain resort in
T" estato of 8000 acres. Good
AN OPPORTUNITY
for the Man of Moderate Means
TO OWN A MODERN
APARTMENT HOUSE
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EDUCATIONAt.
' Beth See
' The Gold Medal School
The students of Rtryr',Tlualneat
Collego win more Gold Medals than
are won by the combined students of
all the other business schools and
high schools In Philadelphia. j
Strayer'a Buslneta Collet"
1 07 Chestnut St.. rhllaelphl W
SHORTHAND AMI HOOKKEErlNO
Gregg Shorthand the easy, speedy eslem
Business Courses. Day or Evening Schools.
Enroll any time. To meet the heavy and
Increasing demand fbr oung men and women
with office and business training our classes
will be continued day and evenlna through
out the coming summer months. Call or
write for particulars and Catalog.
PHILADELPHIA BUSINESS COLLEGE
1017 Chestnut Rt.
TO LEARN RAriDLY'rrench,, Italian,
summer rate, call 12T North IBth.
Dcntfjs;
Alexander. -, E
Alsentier. Ldlft A.
Baker. Sophia
Benner. Charles M.
Ilercstrom, Andreas
Bill, John
Blxon, Joseph O.
Blumenauer Ellx M
Honrgmen. V'dward II.
Boyl. Ellxabeth
Itrophv. Catherine s,
Buckingham, Wm. K.
Huckman. Louis
Buov. John J.
Keen, George XV.
Kellev. Adella May
Klepplngar, aillton H.
l.eemon, louls
Liggett. Vloletta
T.otr. Annie .
Jjvett. Prancea
Mallo. Carolina
MrCsr,hv Thomas J,
McCullough. Joseph
'ciiil,iohn Joacph
McICee, Helen
Miller Vllen
Miller. Olenn W.
Morrison Mary Ann
Nolan, Ellen T.
Olson. Roxle May
Pahler, Anna M.
Peterslllla, Elisabeth
Piatt. Margaret B
Rafferty. Mrs A.'M.
Bahlllv. John J.
Ramsey. Kannle S, W
Rlngland. Bernadlne
Bitter, Susenna
Sajlmlt, John H.
Schaffer, Charles
Scramm, Lillian
steuber Jonanna W.
Stiles. Serena
Stone Daniel N.
Stopper. Charles P.
Skes. Simeon II.
Titus. Isaac
Traers Ellen
Upton Joseph
Vernon. Mary E.
Walklev. Ueorao V.
Well, Michael
Weymann. Wm. A.
Carter, Deborah S.
ctough Horatio
Coylc. William J
I'uln. Anna Ixiulsa
liennison. josepn
Desher. George W
Dohman. Michael J.
Donaahv. Margaret
Douahertv. Annte M.
Dojle. John A.
Dubree. Annie P.
Kaston Sarah E
Furman. Mary A.
Gallagher. Harry A.
Oanor. Patrick
ureenwaia. ijcorge
Hacking, William F.
Harris Clara V
Harrison. Margaret
llllles. Phoebe
Horner, Mary J
Ickler. Henrietta
Jackson William
Johnson Michael H.
Jordan, airs jonn
Kampe. Herman
ALEXANDER June 13. JOSEPHINE E..
widow of James C Alexander, Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral senlces, Mon .
2 p m at the restdem- of her son-in-law,
George A Dollfrlch 321 Cantrell st Int.
frrlxate Triends may call Sun.. 8 to 10 p. m
AI.SENT7.ER June 11. 1,YDIA A, wife
of William Alsentzer and widow of John
Campbell. Relatives ir.d friends lplted
to services Sat 3pm, &9t9 Klngsesslnff
ave Int Petnwood Cem
BAKER June 12 SOPHtA. wife of
Frank Baker and daughter of late Fotlreth
and Barbara Huber aged 40. Relatives and
friends members ofRoval Neighbors of
America, No (toot. Invited to funeral. Sun.,
3pm 00 Penn ave . Rockledge. Mont
gomery Co.. Pa lnt Lawnvlew Cem. Con
veyances will meet train leaving Reading
Terminal 2 10 p m. at Fnx Chase Station.
Remains may be viewed Sat. eve.
BENNER Sudrtenlv. June 11, CHARLES
M BENNER. of am Lonev at.- husband of
.Anna Barbara Benner. Relatives and
menus invited to funeral aervices, sat,,
Holy Natlvltv Episcopal Church 3 p. m
Int, private Lawnvlew Cem Remains may
be viewed residence of son. William G)
Benner. 8024 D st . Fox Cho.se. Phlla., Frl..
eve. and Sat morn.
BERGSTROM. June 12. l.MXI Summer
st.. ANDREAS, husband of Sofia Berastrom
aged 73 Relatives and friends, members, of
Scandinavian Brotherhood and Jouinemen
Tallora" Union of America. SnedlBh So
rletv. Invited to funeral services. Zlon's
Swedish Lutheran Church. Mt. Vernori st.
nbove 17th, Sat.. 3 p. m. Int. private,
Northwood CemJ
RILL June 11 JOHN, husband of Jennie
Bill, aged 43. Relatives and friends Or
ganization or Stnnenien Invited to funeral,
Mon . 2 n. m . 3001 Letthgow st. Int. Oak
land Cem.
, DIXON. June 13 JOSEPH GREGORY.
husband of Mary Cox Blxon and son of
Marv.E. and late William J. Blxon. Rela
tives and friend. Invited to funeral, ilon ,
8.30 a. m.. fil4 King st.r Germantown ..Sol
emn requiem mass St Vincent de Paul's
unurcn iu a m. Int. Old Cathedral cem.
, BLUMENAUER. June 13, Jil.LiAIlKTIt
M, wife of George W. Blumenauer (nee
Mitchell), e-ged 24 Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral services. Bat.. 3 n m..
residence of father-in-law, George W, Tllu
menauer. 618S Ridge mve.. Roxborough. Int.
private.
BOARGMAN;. lune 14. EDWARD M . son
of Wlltlam C. and Margaret 1. Boargman.
aged 37. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral services, Mon., 2 p. m , parents'
residence. 1846 Crnskey st. Int, private.
rrlends tnav call Sun. g fn In n m
BOYLE June 13 ELIZABETH widow of
vviiiiam lioyie. Heiatlvea ana rrienas in
vlted to funeral Mon. 8 30 a, m.. (1S03
i new st.. ait. Airy, solemn requiem mass
Church of the Holy Cross 10 a. m. Int.
New Cathedral Cem.
BltOl'HY. June 12. CATHERINE S..
widow of Edward J. Broohv. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral Mon.. 8 10 a. m..
1228 S. .Vfth st. Solemn high requiem mass
St. ! rands de Sales Church 10 a. m. Int.
Holv HDulchre Cem, Auto funeral
..BUCKINGHAM June 12. WILLIAM
KNIGHT BUCKINGHAM. Relatives nnd
friends. Pen and Pencil Club and Phlla,
Order of Elks, No. 2. Invited to funeral
services. Sat.. 4 p tn.. 4402 N Marshall
t. Friends may call 7 p. m.. Frl. Int. pri
vate Phlla. Crematorv.
. BUCKMAN. At Dovlestown. June 13.
LOUIS BUCKMAN. aged 70, Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Mon. 2 o. m..
l.3 E State at. Int. private. Dovlestown
Cem
RIJNDY. At Camden. N. J . June 13,
JAMES W. HUNDY. of Berlin. N. J., aged
43. Funeral services and Interment private
at. nranuy aiauon. Virginia, lues.
BUOY. Suddenly. June 13. at Sea Isle
City. N. J.. JOHN J. BUOY., Relatives and
friends League of the Sacred Heart. In
vited to funeral, Mon., 8.30 a. m . B2S N.
20th st Solemn requiem mass Cathedral
10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto fu
neral BURKE On June 15. STELLA S.. wife
of Edwin M. Burke and daughter of Charlea
and Mary F. Bates, aged 28. Relatives
and friends lnvated to funeral serv,, Tues ,
a p. m , 3000 Princeton ave., Tacony. Int.
Magnolia Cem. Remains may be viewed
lion after 7 P. m.
CARTER. June 12. at Cheltenham,
Montgomery County, Pa., DEBORAH 8 ,
widow of Charlea M. Carter, aged 7(1. Rela
tives and friends invited to funeral. Sat.,
2 30 p. m., residence of brother-in-law,
Thomas S. Davidson, 184 N. Broad St..
Woodbury. N. J. Int. Egllngton Cem. Re
mains mav be viewed Frl.. 8 p. m
CLOUGH. June 14. 1333 N. Allison at..
HORATIO, husband of Alice E. Cloueh. No
ttce of funeral later.
COYLE. June 12. WILLIAM J. COYLB.
BEAL ESTATE FOB SALE
WEST PHILADELPHIA
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DEATHI4
son of John and Bridget Coyle, Mllatlvei
and friends Invited to funeral. Hon.. 8 a.
m., retldence of parents, 1180 B. 24th
Solemn requiem mass St. Anthony'a Church
S.SO a. m. .Int. Holy Cross Cem.
GULP. Xt Norrlstown. Pa., June IS.
ANNA..LOUISA. wife, of Harry P. Culp.
aged 71. Relatives and frlenda Invited 'o
funeral. 8S0 E. Marshall at., Sun.,-2 p. m.
Int. Tremont Cem.
DENNISON June 18. JOSEPH DENNt
SON. aged 60. Relatives and friends, In
vited tofuntral eervlees. Man.. 2 n. m.. 4701
Penn at., Frankford. Int. private. Ivy Hill
Cem v
DKHiiHii. .rune in. nEonnn w.. Hus
band nf late Clara V. Deshee (nee Ttulnn)
Relatives and friends, employes of William
I-S-...M... akin .....I t-I n..,,..,.. - ,,
V.IM,11U ,1,1, ,, NIIU f.MKIUO K.UIIUIII-J .U.. Kll
other societies of which he was a member.
Invited to runeral services. Mon.. a n. nv.
(tax Gaul st. Int. North Cedar Hill Cem,
Remains may be viewed Sun , after 8 n m.
IHIHMAN. June 14, MICHAKIi J, DOH
MAN. husband of late Johanna Dohman (nea
Bertran). Funeral services and Int. private.
at convenience of family.
DONAGHY. June 18. MARGARET, widow
of Patrick Donaghv. Relatives and friends
Invited jo funeral, Mon.. 8 30 a. .m.. resi
dence of brother, Patrick McCartney. 1801
r; vvenaiev st. . solemn high requiem mass
Bf. Veronica's Church 1ft a. m. Int. ltolv
Sepulchre Cem. Auto funeral.
DOliOHERTY. June 12. ANIE M.. wife
of John J. Dougherty and daughter of lat-
I'atricK ann juiia, roru. iveiaiivea ana
friends Invited to funeral. A82A N. Parle
ave.. Mon . 830 a. m. Solemn high mass of
requiem St. Stephen's Church 10 a, m. Int.
liv I roes Lem. AUIO service.
DOYLE. June 13. JOHN A . son nf
James -E. and Mary J. Dojle (nee Cojne).
Relatives and frlenda. Temperance Society
nf the Visitation Church. Visitation Holy
Name .xociety: eripioyea ot uoyai Kiectro-
tv-pe Finishers Invited to funeral. Mon ,
a .in a ra.. parents residence, -.wit is.
Mascher st, Solemn requiem mass Visita
tion unurcn m n m. int. .ew iwamcurai
Cem Auto funeral.
DUlilll.r; June j v..ir, I wioow oi
John B DuBree and daughter of late John
S. nnd Rachel Blsblng. aged 70. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral services.
Tues , 2 p. m.. 1140 N. 27th et. Int. prl
vate, Northwood Cem.
KAW iu:. - June i, haiiaii r,. r.aaiuiN,
wife nf John Eaaton. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Mon.. t p ,m., 2700
Bondlnnt s Tnt. nrlvete, Northwood Cem.
FREDERICK. On June 14. EDWIN R..
husband of late Marv Frederick. Funeral
serv. Mon , 2 p. m , f.-om residence nf his
son-in-law. Harry C. Ruth. 2815 N. Oth st.
Int private,
FURMAN. Suddenly, June 18. MARY A .
widow of EH Furman. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services. Mon . 2
P. m., son-in-law's residence, John H Lin
coln, 02 Lewis ave , East I.ansdowne. Del.
Co., Pa Int Lutheran Cem , Ardmore. Pa.
Remains may be viewed Sun . I to D p. m.
Trenton. N .1 . papers copy
UALLAUHUK June M. HAHHX a . nus
hand of Gertrude Gallagher (nee Nahlll).
Relatives and friends Brotherhood of Rail
road Trainmen. No. 887: II. nnd O Relief;
L. O. O. M , No fit. Invited to funeral.
Mon.. 7 30 a m . 2137 S Cecil St. Wet
Phila. Solemn renulem mass St Francis
de Sales'a Church 0 a. m. Int. Holy Cross
GAYNOB June 13. PATRICK, husband
of late Catharine Oajnor. Relatives and
friends. International Machinist Helpers'
Union. No. 77." Invited to funeral, Tues ,
8.30 a m , 3157 Almond st Solemn re
quiem mass Chunh of the Nativity 10 a. m.
Int Holv emilrhre Cem
nnKF.NEWAI.D. At Mt Hnllv. N -T .
June 13. GEOROB GREENEWALD, husband
or Kmtn. ureenewain. agen in iteiatlves
and friends, members of Union Fire Co . In
vited to funeral. Mon., 3 p m . 40 White
st. Int. Mt. Holly, N. J. Friends may call
Sun., 8 to 10 p. m.
HACKING. June 14. WILLIAM F.
HACKING, husband of Mary 13. Hacking
Relatives and friends. Mutual Beneficial
Asso.. Invited to funeral services, Tues ,
2 p. m.. 2100 E Cambria st. Int nrlvate
Friends may Mew remains Mon. 8 to 10
p. m
HARRIS. June 13. CLARA V, widow of
Capt. Charles D Harris, aged (TO Rela
tlves and friends. Dirhy Circle. Ladles of
the G. A. R.. Invited to funeral. Mon . 2
p. m.. Cleveland and Rldgeway aves . Nor
wood, Delaware Co , Pa Int. Arlington
Cem. Friends may view remains Bun.,
after 7 pm.
HARRISON, lune 12. MARGARET,
widow nf .Tames Harrison fnee Sullivan).
Iteiatlves and friends? League of the Sacred
Heart or t. Edmond's parish, invited to
funeral Mon . 830 a m . residence of
sister. Mrs. Mary A. O'Dea. 2223 S. 22d
st Solemn mass of requiem Church of St.
Edmond 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
Auto service.
HILLES In New Garden township. Sixth
Month 13th. PHOEBE! HILLES need 83.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
Seventh-dav. Sixth Month mth. 2.10 p, tn..
residence ox. f. Howard Thompson. Int.
New Onrd-H Cem
HORNER, June 13. MARY J . widow
of Henry J. Horner, aged 73. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services, Tues ,
2 p. m.. David 11. Schuvler Rldg , Broad
and Diamond sts. Int. private.
ICKLER) June 14. HENRIETTA, widow
of John Ickler. aged 83. Relatives and
friends invited to funeral services. Mon., 2
p. m., 2401 N. Cleveland ave. Int. private.
JACKSON At 1414 Toronto at.. June
14. WILLIAM JACKSON, aged 87. Rela
tives and friends, employes of Henry Dlss
ton Sons. Tacony. invited to funeral
services, Mon.. 2 p. m.. David II. Schuler
Rldg.. Broad and Diamond sts. Int. nrlvate.
Remains mny be viewed Sun 7 to 0 p. m.
JOHNSON At Mt. Holly, N. J.. June 14,
MICHAEL H. JOHNSON, aged 80 Rela
tives and friends, all societies of which he
was a member. Invited to funeral. 81 Pine
at.. Mt. Holly. Tues.. 2 p. m. Int. Baptist
Cem
JORDAN. June 13. Mrs JOHN JORDAN,
at New Castle, Del. Int. New Castle Cem.
Mon.. 8 a. m.
KAMPE. June 12. HERMAN KAMPE.
aged 84, Relatives and friends invited to
funeral. Mon.. 10 30 a m.. 321)7 Columbia
ave. Int. n-lvate. Remains mav be viewed
Sun T to n n. m,
KEEN. June 14, GEORGE W KEEN,
aged 7J Relatives and friends, Neshamlny
Lodge, No. 422, I. O. O. F.. Invited to fu
neral. Sun.. 2.30 p m., residence of brother-in-law
James P. Helllnca, Mlddletown town
ship. Rucks Co., Pa. Int. Beechwood Cem.,
Hulmevllle. Pa.
KELLEY. Juno 14. ADEI.IA MAY (nee
Daddow) wife of Charles C. Kelley. Due
notice of funeral, B812 Addison st
KLEPPIN'OER.- June 13. HILTON S ,
husband of Jane Klepplnger (nee Lambert),
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
services, Mon . 2 p. m . 2524 N 31st st.
Int. Mt. Peace Cem. Allentovvn (Pa.) papers
copy. . ..?. . ..
IjISUJIijn June id. l.uuia eon oi jwiien
and late !.nula Leemon. Relatives and
rrlends. I. w. v.. iicai wo. n invited to
funeral, Mon . 830 a, m.. residence of
mother. 832 S. Swanson st. High mass ot
reaulem St. Philip's Church 10 a m. Int.
Holv Cross Cem.
liuqkit. suaiieniy. June i.. viui.biiA
M., daughter of George A. and Annte Llg-
fett, age in funeral Aion.. n an a. m.. irom
R.17 Olive st . W. Phlla. Solemn renuicm
mass at Our Mother of Sorrows' Church, 10
a. m. Int. St. Denis's Cem. Relatives and
friends Invited to attend
LILL1CH. June 14. HOMER G . son of
Frederick and Mary I.llllch (nee Haus). Rela
tive and frlenda Invited to funeral service!
Mon.. 2 p. m. parents' residence, 1C11 Cor
liea ave. Int. Northwood Cem
lotz, vjune l;. ainnii. iajiy. widow or
Philip Lota, aged 80 Relatives apd friends,
St. litta'a League of the Sscred Heart. In
vited to funeral. Mon.. 830 a. ra . 1807
Titan st. Requiem mass rfit. Charles's
Churcn in a. m. ini. new uameurai lem.
Auto service.
LOVETT Sixth Month 14th, FRANCES,
daughter of late Edward and Jane L. H.
Lovett. aged 33. Relatives and friends In
vited tn funeral. Third-day. 18th Inst.. 11 a
m., Frlenda' Meetlnc House, Germantown
ave. and Cambria st.
MALLO June 14. CAROLINA, widow of
Michael Mallo (nee Hallacher). aged 87.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
Tuea.. 1 p. m . 1344 N. Oth st. Int. Forest
Hills Cem Auto service.
MCCARTHY, June IS THOMAS J . hus
band of late Marv McCnrthv (nee Smith).
Relativea and friends. St. Edward's Holv
Name Socletv. invited to funeral. Mon.. 830
a. m i8 N. 8th st. Solemn requiem mass
St. Edward's Church 10 a. m. Int. Old
Cathedral Cem v Auto funeral
McCULLOUOH June II, JOSEPH, son of
late William and Mary E. McCullough and
husband of Ellen McCullnuih (nee Mllllaan).
aged 01. Relativea and friends, all societies
of which he was a member, invlte'd to fu
neral ' nun , p. m.. jatu s. iutn at. int.
Mt. Mnrlah Cem.
McGILL. June 18. JOHN JOSBril Mc
GILL, husband of Margaret McGIII (nee
Daley). Relativea and friends, and all or
gsnltations of which he was a member and
employes of American Fork and Hoe Co..
Invited -to funeral. Mon.. 8 30 a. m.. 1420
Aaams ave. rranaieru. mgn mass at.
Joachim's Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross
Cem. Auto service.
MeKKK Julie 13. HELEN, wife nf VA.
ward McKee and -daughter of John and late
Elizabeth McCrosson. aged 20 Relatives
and friends. League ot Sacred Heart ot bt.
Edmond'a Church. Invited to fuperal. Mon,,
7 80 a, m., residence of brother-in-law, Chas.
West, 1724 S. Ringgold st. Solemn requiem
mass at. Bumonas v-purcn v a. m. Int.
Holy Cross Cem. Auto service.
MILLER. June J3. ELLEN, widow of
William r j- a. ,er. ivciauves ana iriend
Invited to
iunv
-.ral. Tues. 8 30
m . resi.
dance or 'daughter. Ura. R. Mllbum - h
Sedgley ave. Requiem mass Church of the
Ascension 10 a. m. Int. New .Cathedral
MILLER. Suddenly. June 10. GLENN
W., husband of Mabel Miller (nea Wardlow),
aged 31. iteiatlves ana rrienas. washing
ton. Camp. No 101. P.- O 8. ot A.: P. o. 8.
of A. Band; United Brothers ot Carpenters
add Jobbers' Union. No. 850; members of
Grand Fraternity. Invited to funeral serv
lcea. Sat.. 3 p. m . 1043 Ruan at,, Frank-
ford int. Kaat cedar Hill cem.
MORRISON June 13. MARY ANN. wife
of .William Morrlsdn. of 1223 S. 23d st.
Relatives and frlenda Invited to funeral aer
vlces. Sun i 2 p. m . at the Gospel Hall.
20ttvand Dickinson ats. int. Fernwnod Cem.
Auto funeral. Remain may be viewed Sat.,
after 7 P m. ,
NOLAN June 12, ELLEN T.. widow of
Thomas Nolan. Heading. Pa., mother of the
Hev. inomas Nolan, neverena clergy, rela
tlves and frlenda Jnvlted to funeral Mon.
Solemn high mass of requiem 10.30. St.
Peter's Church, Reading. Train leaves Read
ing Terminal g3A a in.
OLSON. June 18. ROXIE MAY. wife of
j. uscar uison ana aaugmer oi jonn u. and
late Cecelia Peterman. of Hanover. Pa.
aged 28. Relative and frlenda Invited to
funeral services. Sat.. 8 .80 .p. m.. 6315
Crow son st. Germantown. 'Int. Chelten
llltla Cem Remnlna mlv ha' viewed Vrl ava
, X'AHLER, June 44, ANNA M., daughter
or William ana iaie riorence uumminga
Pahler. aged 22. Relativea .and friends
members of Garfield Lodge, No. 18. s. of
B. of, Penn.; Ladlea' Auxiliary ot the Old
(luard or ;rt' Kegt.. w. u. ".: employes ol
Needles t 'Booker C" shirt manufacturers,
Invited to funeral, Tues., I JO p. m.. resi
dence or brothee.ln-law. Jacob A. Mover.
2J1 Ni H.mberscr-at..!nt Arlington Cem.
Rttnalna may! be viewed Mon. eve, Auto
rrtTS-8gn.LiAlSttiL' .&J o-yi-'-t
i
PKATHB
Solemn requiem mate Church ot the Ascen
sion 10 a, m Int. Holy Cross Cem,
Snee McC
lelatlvei
Ion.. 2 i
ruAi i- jure 13, aiAHUAlllJT v. ri.Ai 1
McGowan), wife ot Samuel c. PlatU jr.
ves. ana .menus invited to services.
? n m . 2.WO M. 1lh f inl tirltele.
St. Thomas's Churchvard. Whltemarsh, ra.
Friends may call Sun. eve.
RAFFERTY June 13. Mrs. ANNIE
MARY (nee Blgley). widow of Michael Raf-
fertv and mother of Rlelee l. nualbertn.
of Immaculate, Heart, Order. Relatives and
inenas invited to runeral, Mon., ao a. m.,
2313 S. Broad st. Solemn requiem mass
Church ot the Epiphany 11 a, m. Int. Holy
Cross Cem. Auto funeral Omit flowers.
RAHII.LY June. 12. JOHN J., husband
of Mav J. Itahlllv fnee Murrnv) Relatives
.and frlenda. De Soto Council. No. 813 K.
oi vj,i j'niiaaMnnia inamer. Arcnnisnnn
Rvan General Assembly: state Council. K.
of c.i Dlv. No. II). A. O. II, : Phllopatrlan
Literary Institute, all other societies of
which he was a member. Invited to funeral.
Mon.. 8 30 r. m . 2330 s. Broad st Solemn
high requiem mass Church of the Epiphany
10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto fu
neral RAHILLY. JOHN J. Members nf De Polo
Council. No 315. K, of C will meet st
the home of their late brother. JOHN J.
RAHILLY. 2380 S Broad St.. Sun. eve..
June 10 a n o'clock, to recite requiem.
nAMSEY. June 18 FANNIE H WEB
STER, wife of Albert E. Ramsev. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral. Mon.. 2 p. m..
MOS Tacony St.. Bridesburg. Fa. Int. North
Cedar Hill Cem.
REGISTER. June 14. JULIA DORSET,
wife of Layton B. Register, and daughter
of Willis and Katherlne Musser. Relatives
nnd friends Invited to services Mon , 2 p.
m , residence of parents. 17 Simpson road
Ardmore, Pa. Int. private.
HINOLANW. Suddenly, June 12. BER
NAD1NE. daughter of James and the late
Mary Ringlaml aged 17. Funeral Mon
8:30 a. m.. from residence of her uncle, Al
bert Rlngland. 031 N. St. Bernard st. Sol
emn requiem mass at Our Mother of Sor
rows' Church, 10 a, m. Int, St. Denls'a
Cem. rrlends and relatives invited to at
tend RITTER lune 14, SU3VNNA, widow of
Reuben Bitter, aged Jtl. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services. Tues ,
8 p m.. residence of daurhtcr Mrs Katie
Monnahnn 0143 Bayntu.i st Germantown.
Int. private
SAYBOLT lune 13. JOHN S., son of
late Ahram and Margaret Saybolt. aged 42.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
services, Sun., 2 n fn.. hrnther's residence,
Chester A. Ha j bolt. 6000' Sansom st. Int.
private.
"-.CHAFFER June 14. CHARLES SCHAF
TER, aged 38 Relatives and friends In
vited to services. Mon , 10 a. m , Park ave.,
Upper Roxborough. Int. St. Peter's Cem.,
Barren Hill
SCHRAMM. June 14. LILLIAN, wife of
Frank Schramm and daughter of late Dan
iel and Margaret Shorts. Relatives nnd
friends, B V. M. Sodality of Our Lady of
Mt Carmel Church. Invited to funeral,
Tues , 8 a m., husband's residence. 2431
S Front st. High requiem mass Church
of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel 0 30 a. m. Int.
Holy Cross Cem. Auto service.
BTEIIKFIt At Snmr Point N J June
13. JOHANNA WILIH3RMUTH wife nf
Louis Steuber. . Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral services Sun.. 2 p. m..
S'omers Point N. J - Int Pleaeantvlllc Cem.
STILES Nenr Lumbertnn N J.. Fifth
day. Sixth Month 13th. SERUNA STILES,
aged 0' Relatives and friends Invited to fu
ncral. near Lumbertnn. N. J . Second day,
2 n m Int. Eastern Burying Ground Autos
will meet train leaving Market st ferry.
Phlla. 12 SO p. m., at Masonvllle N .1.
STONE. Suddenly. June 13. DANIEL N .
husband of Ruby Stone (nee Morehelser)
naed 34. Relntlves and friends members
nf Baltimore Lodge of Moose and P R. R
Relief, invited to funeral services. Sun.. 2
p m residence of fnther, Charles P. Stone.
714 S. 8th at.. Camden. N. J. Int. Ever
green C--m.
STOPPER. June 14. CHARLES P. son
of Frldolln and Catharine Stppper. Rela
tives and friends. League of Sacred Heart
of Oesu. Invited to funeral, jiarents' resi
dence. 1410 N 10th et.. Tues., 8.30 a m.
Solemn requiem mass Church of Gesu 10
a m. Int, Holy Redeemer Cem. Auto
SYKES Suddenly, June 14. SIMEON' H.
SYKES, son of late Dr. Henry and Eliza
beth Svkes. Relatives and friends. Con
cordia Lodge. No 07. F. nnd A M L. O.
O M . No. 64. emplojes of Phlla. Electric
Co.. Invited tn funeral services Tues.. 2
p m , 1818 N 13th st. Int. West Laurel
Hill Cem Auto funeral
TITUS. lune 14. ISAAC, husband of
Mary E. Titus, aged 70. Relatives and
inenas. emnioyes or 'inomas i-oiter sons &
Co.. Invited to funeral service" Tues , 1
P m 240 W. Erie ave Int Forest Hill
Cem. Remains may be viewed Mon., from
7 to 0 p m
TRAVnilS June 13 ELLEN daughter
Countv Mavo. Ireland Relatives end
fr ends, II. V, M Soda tv of St. Vincent
Church. Invited to funeral. Tues.. 830 a
u iiw ..iii-imci hiii i.riu-i i,i-i. i
Mt. A1rv. Solemn requiem mass Holv
Cross Church. Mt. Alrv 10 a. m. l Int.
Holv Cross Cem. Auto funeral. .
UPTON. June 13. JOSEPH son of late
Cornelius and Sarah Unton. Relatives and
friends invited to funeral services Mon.. 2
p. m.. chapel of Kirk & Nice. fi30L-German-town
eve Int private
VERNON. June 14. MARY E., widow of
James Gilbert Vrnon (nee Neal), aged 00.
Relatives and friends, members of Gen
Hector Tjndale Circle. No 05. Ladles of
G. A. R.. Invited to funeral services. Mon ,
3pm 021 W. Dauphin st. Int private
Cedar Hill Cem. Remains may be viewed
I Sun., 8 to 10 p. m. Auto funeral
VVAI.Ixll.i:. nuaaeniv junc i.i. iibunur,
VALENTINE WAI.KI.EY. Relatives and
friends invited to funeral services, Mon , 2
p. m.. 2 W. Cottage ave . Haddonfleld. N. J.
Int nrlvate. Harlelgh Cem.
WEIL June 13. MICHAEL, husband of
Johanna Well, aged 70 Relativea and
frlenda Invited to funeral services. Sun..
2-30 p m . parlors of Emanuel Asher
Sons, 1602 Diamond st. Int. Mt. Carmel
"wEYMANN. Suddenly. June 18. WIL
LIAM A., husband of Lulu C. Weymann (nee
Wlltbank) and son of late Henry A. Wey
mann. Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral. Mon.. 830 a. m.. 4842 Greene St..
Germantown Requiem mass Church of St,
Francla Assist. Greene and Logan ats.. 10 a.
m. Int. private. Auto funeral.
iiuar AND FOUND
DOO Lost, "Laddie," Scotch collie, tan,
white collar nnd chest, tall and feet tipped
with white, patch of short hair on left hip;
reward. II. T, Powers, 313 I.ansdowne road.
Llanerch Phone Llanerch 371.
SUITCASE Lost, between Jllllvllle ana
Cape May. black suitcase marked T. A.
V.. with card Inside. T. Hlllman Vanne
man. 3d. Please return to C. A. Gallagher.
43 Jackson at.. Cape May, N. J,, and receive
reward.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
(Other Classified Ads on l'age 3)
A PATRIOTIC OPPORTUNITY
Telephone service is vitally Important In
carrying on the war.
8000 young women telephone operator!
In Philadelphia, the world's workshop, are
patriotically hejplng to win the war.
Young women 17 to 35 years of age can
enter this great work at once.
$0 00 per week Is paid during the first
four weeks, with rapid advancement there
after. Permanent positions,
essary.
Experience unnec
The work Is clean and fascinating,
surroundings are pleasant.
T(ie
Meals server! at cost. Anniversary pay
ments. Sick benefits. Vacation with pay.
Not over 8 hours' work per day.
Look Into this patriotic opnortunlty.
Talk It over with Miss M. D Ryan any
week-day between 8 and 0 at 400 Market at.
THE DELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF
PENNSYLVANIA
ALTERATION HANDS
BI.AVINER'S REOIIIRES THE Re-nvini-.o
OF DRESS ALTERATION HANIJS: GOOD
MAl-All iu i.Ai-Ai'i.r. wuiiKHHH Ap.
PLY AT ONCE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
FOURTH FLOOR. 833 MARKET ST. '
BLAUNER'S
BOOKHINDERY
Experienced
hand folding, wire stltchera and rnthrin.
N. K cor. Arch and lflth.
BOOKKEEPER In Accounting Department;
young lady .with knowledge of double-entry.
Public Ledger Company. Oth and Chestnut
streets.
CAP SPINNERS AND TWISTERS
.WANTED: EXPERIENCED AND
'LEARNERS: GOOD WAGES AND
STEADY WORK: PRINCIPALLY
FOR GOVERNMENT WORK. AP
PLY ORISWOLD WORSTED CO..
.PARRY. PA,
CHAMRERWORK and waiting. 121 per
-month and board. University Hospital,
Rtth and Hnrm e.
CLERK tor pricing dept, of large sroeerj
house: must be rapid and accurate: state
salary desired. P gig. Ledger Office.
CLERK. In .accounting denartmanti no e.
'W.c".Pi'.r3??r .com
'. "JfH
SBLP WAKTKD lTEMAIJI
(Other CUtalJM A en i S)
GIRL -educated, preffer teacher, wanted for
.permanent positions salary to start, ISO.
P 28, Ledger Office.
GIRLS WANTED
0O
Tfl T.EARN TO OPERATE VARIOUS MA
CHINES! ON PIECEWORK BASIS AFTER
LEARNING, YOUR EARNINGS SHOULD
AVF.RAOB $4 to IB PER DAY. NO EX
PERIENCE NFCESSAMY. ONLY GIRLS
BETWEEN TUB AOEB OF 21 AND 43
NEED APPLY TO THE
MIDVALE STEEL .AND ORDNANCE CO.
EDDYSTONE RIFLE TLANT
EDDTSTONB. FA.
OR
PHILADELPHIA OFFICES
183 South 10th et.
-3203 Market at.
Island Road and Woodland are.
BRING REFERENCE
GIRLS wanted: steady works good pay. Ap
ply National Umbrella Frame Co., 80th
and Thompson sts.
GIRLS. 1(1 to 18 vears nf age. for fllln-i
work. V P.n Tdger Office.
KITCHEN WOMAN, colored, 823 per month
and board! room out, University Hospital,
34th and Spruce.
MULTIOBAPH OPERATOR Permanent po
sition: good salary to start with: excellent
chance for advancement: emnloves dining
room on premises. Thone Tioga, 7473 or
call after 10 a m , Keystone Lubricating
Co 21st and ClearOeld
NtTRSE. with good references, to take
charge of 17-month boys homaUj-i country,
near Jenklntown Station. Readliria-Jtallwav:
permanent position, with good ' 'or
competent woman. Telephone Ogntz 1117.
SHOES General operators and vampers.
Aprly Laird. Schober Co., 22d and Mar
ket, second floor.
SILK TICKERS and spreaders Splendid
wages for particular workers: paid while
Warning Apply Grlswold Worsted Company.
Darby. Pa.
STENOGRAPHER
capable of doing clerical work
to assist In employment office
besides a small amount
of dictation
Work consist!
of filing and keeping records
Prefer high schqol graduate
State age. education
and experience, lr any
Location near Allegheny ave.
and Westmoreland st
Hours R to 3
half day Saturday all ,ear
Salary SIR to start
more after satlsfsctory trial
Chance to learn good-paying profession
"0-84."
P. O. BOX 3300
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, and accu
rate, for general correspondence by old
established manufacturing plant: permanent
position Address Dent C. P. O. Bot 3078
STENOGRAPHER Competent and exp. In
office of large manufacturing concern: cen
trally located, salary 813.30 per week to
start. APPlv 244 S Bth St. '
STENOGRAPHER, thoroughlv experienced;
one familiar with general office work and
having some exclusive ability. P 301. Led. Off.
RTCNOGRAPHER. about 100 ner month
pleasant work: congenial surroundings: give,
I vr.-nunipii' ..i.' V ,,.,... ..i...'
' i''1.-3!!!-,!?!' irlc, n0.i,"t!r
1 cu,'!.,V0i!r2,v"ll.ht nlce- S. L. Allen &
Co . 34J5 N. Kth st.
telepnone numuer. .-u us. i.eqger yjentral.
UPKVIlfin A PIIKR Hnnn nnilllnn fn, rnmM.
lent party: answer siaimg exper , salary
pnrt reference' Address N 80. P
' .,--- .n,...p .
STENOGRAPHER wanted: ex
U. HQX 3S7Q.
experience nee.
good money.
Bernstein Mftf. Co..
Allegheny ave
S1ENOGRAPHEK, for real estate office
iORAPHi
state experience ana salary granted, si
I4i. L.eager central.
TOU CAN HELP WIN THB WAR
STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPISTS
WITH SEVERAL TEARS' EXPERIENCB
OVER 19 YEARS OF AGE
ARE WANTED AT ONCB
ALSO
MOON-HOPKINS. POWERS AND
HOLLERTH TABULATING MACHINE
OPERATORS
EXCELLENT TRANSPORTATION
EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD OPPORTUNITY
FOR
HIGH-GRADE WOMEN WORKERS
APPLT
WOMEN'S EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
HOG ISLAND. PA,
ASK FOR MRS. NORRBLL
1 ' --?'
TYPIST wanted-, one familiar with Under
wood machine; also to assist with gen
eral office work. Apply Wm. Foster, 1208
N. aist st
WANTED An experienced skip hunter for
Installment pusincss r uiiues atores.
'J-IHl ?j. uroan mi.
WaRD.MAIDH. 125 per month and board:
roonout. University Hoslptsl, 31th and
Spruce
WASHWOMAN, colored or.whlte. to do fam
ily waah on Monday or Tuesday each
week: position permanent. Call S7S9 Hat-
II.M ala Wlt Phlla.
WINDERS on cotton, yarn. Apply Wright
iexiue to.. jmi' " '"' !.
WOMAN with business ability; a special op
portunity Is offered to d4 to Present snd
build a future Income; either full or part
time. A a. Imager wre.
. wnutN'S LAND ARMY . I
Is In need of responsibly women who for pa.
trlotlC service aim .... w .: trim me
cooking: $1? Per r,"".,h.S.?f'0,5i:'-1 .wl11
,.... . .alow Annly to 2014 Cheatn,,,
Phone Lotust -I81. '
WOMEN, to learn chair packing.
Apply 244
(i. ninsi.
HOUSEWORK, woman for halt time., 2012
i-ne.inut
SODA Young ladles to assist on soda foun-
.-. knur,) nwl aal.rv.' r.h,u.
!.. mah hniira: aood salary.
Caballera
DrUg CO.. DJq W naiim, a. a
YOUNG LADY as file clerk In office. P. 834.
Ledger Office.
YOUNO WOMAN, experienced In credit snd
collection work. ," ,!" "-?" o cor
respondence. Apply 620 Arch St.'
liKfcP' WANTED MALE
(Other Class We-d Ads an rage j)
XMATEUR WORK: good wats for first.
class men; aieau? w- vvw finuei
Morris Co Eddystone. Pa.
ASSORTERS WANTED, .WW PEER.
JRTERS
:ss KID
I "'.XlJ'.
LESS
Ijy,, 4vwu..i
2D ST.. . CAM-
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ATTEND.
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(Other CUsaHM Ad on Page J)
ACETYLENE WELDERS
BOILERMAKERS
BOILER FIREMEN
MACHINISTS
' ,- . LABORERS
First-class men Wanted
y
Apply Superintendent's Office
POINT BREEZE GAS WORKS
PASSYUNK AN,D SCHUYLKILL AVES.
PHILADELPHIA
ADJUSTERS
ON
Acme, Cleveland or Brown ft Sharp auto
matic screw machines: highest wages and
bonus paid for maximum production. Also
additional bonus ot 10 per cent for night
work. This 1 your opportunity if you apply
at once to the
MIDVALE STEEL AND ORDNANCE
COMPANY
EDDYSTONE RIFLB PLANT
EDDYSTONE. PA.
OR
PHILADELPHIA OFFICES
Island road and Woodland avenue,
8203 Market street (Second Floor)
1519 Arch street.
' BRING REFERENCES
ALTERATION HANDS
RLAUNER'fl REQUIRES THE SERVICES
OF DRES1 ALTERATION HANDS' GOOD
ait.inT TPi-f-A'nAi-iT.r' wrtowna' IP.
PLY AT ONCE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
FOURTH FLOOR. 833 MARKET ST.
BLAUNER'S
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRMEN: best wages: 8
hour shop: only first-class meh need apply.
ross-Hugnea vjo . 21st et Marnet, 2a noor.
BLACKSMITHS and helpers; steady work
for first-class men. Apply Tlndel-Morrls
Co.. Eddstone Pa.
BOOKKEEPER In Accounting Department:
-toung man with knowledge of double-entry.
Public Ledger Company, Oth and Chestnut
streets.
BOOKKEEPER Wholesale house deslrra en.
perienced bookkeeper: must thoroughly
understand postlmc. making up statements
and reports: sieadv position: reference re
nulred. F 131. Ledger Central.
BOOKKEEPER, abovo draft nae: middle
aaed preferred: state aae. reference, sal
ary expected and name, of last emnlover:
Rood position for reliable man. P 211.
Ledger Office
BOOKKEKPKR Camden manutacturlnc
plant wants bookkeeper with knowledge
of stenography, typewriting and general
oinee worn t- mi. Leader mnce
BOOKKEEPER In ban(. experienced on in
dividual ledcer. Apply Bank of Com
merce. 713 Chestnut
BORING MILL HANDS wanted Apply In
evenings 7 to 0. Nelson Valve Employment
Office. Raymond Building, Room 218, 0000
oermantown ave.
HOY. 10 to 10. wanted to assist In general
office work and learn business; good
wages snd first-class opportunity. Apply
AJax , Metal Co.. Frankford ave. and Rich
mond sL
BOY wanted In office nf large manufacturing)
concern, opportunltlea for advancement?
Apply Qrane Dept., Nlles-Bement-Pond Col
Mifflin nnd Meadow sts.
BOY. strong, active. IB or 17 years old. tn
work on atock In wholesale ahne hmt.e
Add, or call Monroe Rros ft Co.. 40 N 3d st
BOYS WANTED
IS TEARS OR OVER: III AND 10 PER
WEEK: GOOD ' OPPORTUNITY AND
CHANCES KUJl ADVANCEMENT. APPLY
BECKER. SMITH PAGE
WATER AND SNYDER AVE.
BOYS, energetic and ambitious, for messen
ger service: eaceurni. oppvr. lor aavance
ment: liberal wages, bonus and vacation with
e..lt .ka ., innlv tn Mr P.sn.B. tV.II. ....
rvn. nA.ti.rti TTnlon IRfh and Chaatnn, mm
HnvM wpnl.rl! .teaov wnrU! mnrl waoam
Aprly National Umbrella Frame Co.. 30th
ano innmpwnn em
BOYS wanted for rill setting. Apply Yew-
qail at Jones vo . nim nnu i-opiar STS.
CARPENTERS
INDUSTRIAL-PLANT CARPENTERS
WANTED
STEADY -WORK: NO TtME LOST ON AC
COUNT OF WET WEATHER
OVERTIME IN ABUNDANCE
APPLY
EDDYSTONE MUNITIONS CO.
EDDYSTONE. PA.
7 CARPENTERS
Apply to S. Telstrrt. foreman (Praun A
Stuart Co.) at the Pullman Storehouse Bldg..
JWth ana Marwi wis.
COLLECTOR First-class men who can fur
nish bond: excellent position for the right
men; our men are maklpg big money; salary
and bonus. Applv2200 N. Broad '
CONCRETE STEEL COMPANY
PEARL AND DELAWARE AVE.. CAMDEN.
NEW JERSEY
' '-.
WANTS
MACHINE OPERATORS
.HELPERS
I CLASSIFIED LABORERS
' FOR CONCRETE BAR WORK
GOOD PAY STEADY WORK
PLANT' CONVENIENT, TO FERRIES
DAT AND NIGHT WORK
FOR -DAY WORK. APPLY 7 A. M.
NIGHT WORK. 5:30 P. M.
COMMISSARY, EMPLOYMENT DEPART
MENT OK GOVERNMENT SHIPYARD AT
HOO ISLAND REQUIRES SERVICES OF
EXPERIENCED WHITE COOKS. EXPERI
KNCED WHITE BUS MEN AND WHITE
MISCELLANEOUS KITCHEN HELP, IIIOII
WAGES AND PLEASANT LIVING BUR.
ROUNDINOS APPLY UNITED STATES
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. 8. W. COR. 3D
AND WALNUT STS. SEE MR. SCULL
PO NOT APPLY AT HOG ISLAND.
COMPOSITORS, itone hand, monotype caat-
. imnAva M IRr Mr Arch mil lAth !
tT UIllgiil . .-.- -a--j ,-aw -- a.-.a, ..
COST CLERK Young man for coat work In
steet plant; gpod opportunity; prefer young
married man' with some manufacturing ex
perience tp cost keeping and Inventory: in
reply state age; reference, full particulars
as to experience ana salary ucaircu. j- au.
ledger Office.
DESIGNERS
Ten first-class designers snd draftsmen
on teel, gauge and fixture work.
Aoplr at "once to the
MIDVALE STEEL AND ORDNANCE
. COMPAQ X
EDDYSTONE RIFLE PLANT
eddysxone. PA.
OR
PHILADELPHIA OFFICES
Islsnd road and Woodland avenue,
3203 Market street (Second Floor)
1$1 Arch.et-et.
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Wg-giy
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Hill ill ill
no: wAy$OTuAfc
(OHttr CtAMlfltd AU mi Pm
CREDIT MAN tW. wanted ft
of experience, preferably In reUH 1
! vnnrf nniwtistiiMltt fa ta-rVi .. i
tun DBrui-umra o Ke. exDeneno-i
erence ana salary expected, ais.
nir-,
DHArTRMAN experienced In etevftlnr j
conveying machinery and structural
wpr. -r-prciHiiy r.neinecrinK WO., All
nun in-inuu nvri,
DRAJ-TSMAN First class, havlnr
mechanical nr electrical experience,
trie Service .Supplies Co., 17th and
brla ats. , ,
ELECTRICAL Wanted, nrst-clsaa line !
iiihii ein. iciivru on a ana a pna
series arc-iisnuns- system. Apply
Foster, 1208 N. 31st. ,
ELECTRICIANS nnd armature w
steady work: good wages. Apply
Morris Co.. Eddystone. pa.
jsa
.'..
ELECTRICIAN'S HELPER WAK
EIGHT-HOUR DAY. APPLT'"
PUO l.l L.S 1 ft U 1 Bl., iJl-.CUNlJ jri
A!
ELEVATOR OPERATORS. LICENS
White American citizens
Between the ages of 31 and
Good salary
4
SEE MR. KROUSE
1230 Arch, sixth floor
nLHVATOH operators for office bid, tw
white, steady employment. Apply
ioi, i.ana i me xtiaff
&XGINEKR WANTI2D' ft-HOUR DAT.
BPhV GUG -CHKSTNUT ST,. SKC
fLUUU.
1SNOINKER. ntatlonnrv. Me am and a!m-M
Woolford Wood Tank Co., 1429 Cheat
wr . or uarpv manon, i'. n. u.
FIREMEN and anh whtelem: flrmn.
an hour: ash wheel ere, 41c an hour: '
roal! RUtAmntlf. ntnk-prn; crn-n-rl wnrklnv t
dltlona Nixon Paper Co . Manayunk, Pj
KOHEMEN Labor foremen wanted at
man Storehouse Hide.. 20th and Mterkd
AdDIV tn S. Toldt-ftrr. foreman ltriiii"
Stuart Co.). on thn grounds JA
HELPKH8 Machine shop foundry hla
and chlpper: 35 cents per hour. Cha
twt-m nrnw , njq Hnn lenia PIP,
linJ.rfUa Tor work nn furnltur v.
Apply. wlttvreferencBii. Iflll Market u
HORSESHOKINO foreman wanted; ware 1
iier uv. ooii iMarKsi hi.
1
, , JANITORS
American Htlrens. white, of rood
not over R0 ears of a: steady
cood pay for this class nf work.
SEE MR. KROUSE
1230 Arch, sixth floor.
charsct.
wor j
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LABORERS fh
PATRIOTIC MEN WHO WILL
WORK AT GOOD WAGES
m
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IN THE FIRST LINE OF ATTACK '
THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMBW
WANTS
STRONG, ABLE-BODIED MEN FORI
Qllmvinrk 1tAnt- . a n riHft Infffj
rtA t wivix wrii rxiiuAww-
FHIA. FREE TRANSPORTATION TO
TOttn wnnv rs-v wav r4iT.v Vntt
--cTj
CAN GET GOOD BOARD AND LODO;.,
TVCl 4-n n-tfc- -tr km TJATW nS.
7.70 PER WEEK. l
fit
out. mi nvun
13.85 FOR 10-HOUR DAY
6-DAY WEEK
FOR FULL 'PARTICULARS CALL A'
I r,fc
UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT1-.
OFFICE il
S. W. COR. 3D tt WALNUT STair",
Sfl
SEE MR. SHATTUCK
.1
,t.'l
BRANCH OFFICE
733 CHRISTIAN ST.
SEE MR. ACORD
' '
r.
STATE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE n
' .
1551 ARCH ST. '
.i
tv.
SEE MR. SWARTZ
i .
300 LABORERS WANTEDi
UNITED STATES GOVERNilENT W0
CHESTER (THURLOW STATION). FAS!
i
AT OTH ST. AND KEYSTONE RD.i
BLOCKS WEST f)F HIGHLAND AV
JHAREST RAILROAD STATION. THI!
LOW AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROj
CAN. A1.SIJ UK KEiAV.t-11-.lJ UX 31AKV
HOOK TIIOLLJ3X.
35 TO 40 CENTS AN HOUR '?,'
TIME AND ONE-HALF FOR ALL I11
OVERTIME OVER H HOURS AND FOR AL
MacARTHUR BROS. CO.
CHESTER (THURLOW STATION). PA.'.
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LABORERS
. AND
MECHANICS
WANTED AT ONCB
F. McGOVERN
1JS. 3D ST.
LABORERS -WORK
IN PHILADELPHIA
APPLY TO F. COOKB
1521 ARCH
i LABORERS
WANTED
STEADY POSITION;
m
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tr
N. W. COR, OTH AND HROWN SI
At Pullman Store House Bldg.-W
29TH AND MARKET STS. V '
Apply to S. Telstert. ForemaaA',
bhOWN STUART coJ'JM
'2',
ill
vjii in. Brounqa
l.innRCII'I.WinlNl nvul aallakl.
UUI.IIW BKl.llll.1 Vllll.LIUtllUll. I'l
....-,.. 1aB.l .......
worn ait jem louiiu, .uuu uppcri-uni!
advancement. Apply William Foster,
LABORERS and men for machine-she-.
nan oay naturaay; excellent chsa
aavancemeni. smiin sc latrsusn j
Co.. Hancock at., entrance above
eve. r
LABORERS wanted, colored men,,
j-ear round Apply William Foster.
aist st.
LABORERS for forge work; steaT
soou wsgca. inu:i-iornv , wp..
atnn. Pa. - .
stone fn.
LABORERS. 2: steady employsM
120' pen week. Apply Mr, T
N. W(w't. ' . -
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