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?VtSy o Staff Correspondent
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B Meade, Admiral. Mrt.. June 21.
Iter making the usual rounds of the
'the Eveminq Public Ledger
Her today dropped Into the exchange1
Ifce S04th Engineers.
j'li Mnyberry, of Qermantown. a
pier r. It. T employe, greeted the
very cordially. He Is one of the
6f clerks In the exchange, or what
k'.'emllan terms "general store."
rSky;" said the soldler-clerk, "you are
man I need. Not much of a story
j,lt, but you know, we are selling out
I business?, and as eerybouy down
rVreads the Evenino Public I.edoek,
MV you can assist us."
feJkayberry pointed to freshly painted
ns that occuplpd honor places on the
ill, and then discussed 'advertising. It
is evident from the slens that May-
iSffcirry and his co-workers had decided
bVsmash nrlces and that the stock,
gwnglng from rubber boots to tooth
jgrewder, was to be sold at frlghtruuy low
i prices. The reporter failed to appreciate
tbm' .Ituntlnn. "Whv rinse such a
?ArUsperous business?" he asked.
R AiThen Mayberry, who entertained con-
severable doubt concerning the valuo of
l tim atuij, BmiiJiicu rt liuumii mm"'
r Jrpeni inai piacea ms iirite-uuimiB
iff, Stunt In a field of Its own
;?3Jfkeavlng America must sell stock,"
fcy.ws his answer to tho reporter's query.
i"V.V ITnrnnsrlnnslv thin 'soldier had hit
trfeiipon a line that soon will become a by-
rKJsiteord In every National Army cantonment
RXWtle Penn It Is particularly true at this
KyjjUme, for the Liberty Division is maKing
?ir,rcjaraiiuiia iu iciif, uul Ajuctij in
friphto exchange chums are the first of the
r y?)- ... i - . itt. ii..
WrHuatlon.
"i'Seems a bit tough," said Joseph M.
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V I. LVC -. &xa
i !&WLTLMLMkwJamWkm
Until Sews
.WBm
. Ca-fc'A,AM Wf0
July 8 to August 17
, ColleRe Enfilish, Foreign Lantru-
.2 I.mfes, Wnthematics, History, t-co-
IWKmcs, r-sycnoiogy, xii.vsits, jiicju-v-y
- i:..i..m runj, r'-Ait
s-j vu-yf uiuiut uwittyo vicini.
j.;rs
tetvTEACHERS' COLLEGE courses
tax Courses in Home Service and
Food Conservation.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMER-
yAL EDUCATION in continuous
?SfeBion throughout the year.
fefiend for circular.
'jn:
Phone, Diamond 631
IPLE UNIVERSITY
Broad St., below Berk &
mm rhllautlpma
fc iJ SHORTHAND AND BOOKKKKriNO
Shorthand th aav. sndy svitm
rineaa Courses. Day or Eventiur Schools
oil any time, to meet me neavy ana
ftilnc demand for vountc men and women
y ?rlth office and bu?)n-ss iralnlnsr our clasaea
&f v will be continued day and eenlne through
mm xne comine nuramer monins. wan or
write for particulars and Catalog.
'ftYHULADELPinA BCINK?i COLLEGE
f -f
.. VkAehera Wnntel. Positions wnltlnr. Free
V k" '"" relst'n for Collere and Normal irraduate.
K'.lhlMii Teaehem" nurean. 1002 Market St.
Ywonr Women anil filrl
THK PENNWXVANIA SCHOOL FOR
.&- SOCIAL SERVICE
fJSP J Trin for Social Work In Associated Char
f$fWt. Hospital Social Serlce. Industrial
mC -Welfare Work. Child Welfare, Housing and
Er intl -Tuberculoses Work. Probation and In
stitutional wanitmrni.
T Trains tires for PnbHc Health Nursinc
In1 School Nuralns, Industrial Nurslnc. Med
. kal Social Service, Infant Welfare and Vls-
tUn Nurslnsr.
l vtt.k ... ..- c.nt.mK.. 1 a ime
L'.iW bulletin, nddreu REBNAKD J. NKW.
-?flAN, Director, ISO? Tine St.. Philadelphia.
. r l 1 flofti iriivi!T
ffras tioiman acnooi "street
? .T' 'A. inumi T JVtl A ftriiUliJD numilift ii iiiiu-
Mire. Olrts and sounr boys developed for
Ives of usefulness. Vocational and cultural
Jninr. teu-expression, voice ueeiop
nt. Lessons In Presiding. Close personal
Mention In small classes. Auto service for
all dojs and sins. Teiepnone iocust im
gABKTHW. BRALKV. A. B.. rrinrlpal.
WIM.IA5ISP0RT. PA.
:kinson seminary gjj"
A, jktorr. Eleetlve roureee, Co.ed. Larce cam
., u.. 2 E-rm... all athletlra. AS0. Catalog.
fHI Frepiaem. ox tv.wimainepori. I'a.
KWABTIIMORE. PA.
MARY LYON SCHOOL 0Yg"s
A. home school. Handsome new nreproor
Ztflenca hall. Outdoor classrooms. Collera
'''' Svcaratory. household arts, general finish-
m courses. All outdoor activities. Catalog.
ddresa Box UH, Swarthmorc. Pa.
ClIAMnERSBHRO. TA.
PENN HALL
Cn.VMBEBSBCRO. PA.
OlrU College Preparatory. Modern kn.
C. ana special courses, ceruneai. privl
.. Rooms with private bath. New rvm
..lam and swlraminc pool. Rates. S600.
tajor ana views. Aiay eacn y?ar spent ac
fcpiio ny. worn coniinues'uniniernipin.
! Frank S. Matlll. A. M.. Prln.. Box W.
ALLKN'TOWN. TA.
. "--.. COLLEGE FOR WOMEN
VreSl ALLENTOWN. PA.
r tildtrs.i IS 3 arres. TJecrtv courses. Piano.
.tVntftf. EirorMlon and Hom Eronomlci.
ro-year course. Cultural. Secretarial.
TARRYTOWN. X. Y.
t'Moti' (Hammer School at PtrlotU
nfs) for uiris.Tarryiown-onuason.n.x.
i?i
LT1TIIKRVII.LK. MP.
Maryland College
,flM FOB WONKN IBIS
tTeparaiory o. rears- History
1 Girls from 32 States
estlo Science 1 10 miles from Bait,
e I Fireproof Buildings
.esslon ' Non-Sectsf Ian
Ipm. Pr.sld.nt Bens, for Catalog1 F.
n LFTHKRVILLE. MM.
riA KF.IHIIK, BKL.
' College' of Delaware
'mmftn desiring av liberal education
is Ideal conditions of home life, tha Worn-
College of Delaware otters unexcelled
Munttlea at extremely low coat- flttuat.
im a beautiful and hwlthful region, on.
' rrana rniiaoeipni.. rur catalog writ, to
M'.WIMFBCn. J. "OBINSON. Dean.
ty i . xwwr fwjsn.tr.
H WASHINGTON1, D. p,
il?Iniuiei' ST22?
r SsTfe..w, ,SvhooI Imt
Olrl.
nstrn.er,4v
t nmt Bcnooi
leg. Preparatory
Couraeal Th.
rrniinx, jyn
Pnme.ue. Bel.
-r"S
Rfl.
Hfcrrieotf", Ht rv this 'tor. I've been
nere many months ana really It seems
like my own business. And besides that,
T can't go with tho boys, for I have
been disqualified for overseas duty."
Harrison Is a Gcnnantownman and
Is fighting like sixty to retain his, place
In the regiment, but it Is not likely that
he will succeed. "You know," continued
Harrison, "there are thousands of new
men In camp who are not attached to
the division. They will remain here,
and If they only knew about this' tain
It would help us. And It would help
them, too, for we have pome genuine
bargains."
Tho 304th Exchange, liko all other
exchanges, Is run by and foxtho men,
and all profits go direct to the regi
mental fund that It applied to tho needs
of tho soldiers. A peek at the new
prlcemakrs 'convinced the reporter that
tho boys aro staging a real sale. Shoes
that sold for J6.B0 are marked down to
$5 : thlrty-flve-cent toothbrushes aro
selling at twenty-five j cordovan puttees,
originally marked $14, hao been re.
duced to $10, and naphtha soap that
rells at the comer grocer's for eight
cents In going at five.
Tha fact that tho regiment Is leav
ing America In crder to help savo Amer
ica did not occur to Mayberry or Har
rison. Llko others at Camp Meade,
they do not spend much time on war
conversation. Just at present they are
trying to swell the regiment's fund by
selling cut tho stock of goods In the
exchange, nnd the Evenino Public
EEPriEn reporter promised to help by
giving publicity to the sale.
STKAMtlOATS
Wilson's Select Evening Trips
Up the Beautiful Delaware
Other trip every Friday Saturday
Evening.
EDUCATIONAL
Ho III See
rrnaTTrisjr.'
r CENTRAL i
C-U--t Q-yCJTT,rVf I
The only private School with ele
mentary schools in various parts of
city. Thorough education from kin
dergarten to College or busiriess life.
Guarded' companionship; close per
sonal contact with skilled teachers.
Special attention to physical training.
Sepa-ate departments for boys and
girls In senior school. Reopens Ninth
month 24 th.
Year Book now ready t Write for Rate
JOHN W. CARR, Ph. D.. Principal
l.lth and Race Sts Philadelphia
Shorthand System in 30 Days
Philadelphia School of
Office Training
N. K. COB. 16TH & CHKSTNDT ST.
Ft nr. inth Ht. Thnne fent IMS
B1DDLE SCHOOL cSSSST"
4531 WALNUT ST.. PIULA.
Beautiful home environment, beat dietary.
defects minimized by perfect method. Mon
teisorl sMem lined. Number puplla limited.
No ane hopeleg. Booklet on request.
SUSIMER hCIIOOr WAR COURSES
Hookkeenlns. Shorthind TTwrltlnr
Knellah, Penmanship, Preparing for Civil
Service examinations Special advantages
for teachers. Day and evening sessions.
Circular B free.
PALMnn school. i s imh st
WAR EXTRA
Summer Instruction In Oreig Shorthand.
Touch Typewriting. Bookkeeping. Day and
Kvenlng Cntalnr sent.
TBK TAYf,OR SCHOOL. 1002 Market Street
STRAYER'S Th ne,t Business School
01IVrAICr0 R01-807 Che.tnut Street
roltlont guaran'd Knter now. Day or night.
FRIENDS' SELECT oyGft
ON-THE-PARKWAY lBth nnd lTth St..
WEST CHESTER. PA.
West Chester State Normal School
On Penna. n. Ii.: trolley to Phlla. Fit. foi
tearhlne. eollece. bu.lntm; S220 to 1380 fol
bnarit tultlnn.ete per yenr. O M Philip.. Prln.
nEVON. TA.
ACERWOOD TUTORING SCII00T. for
ellfhtlv retarded rhlldren. Open all vear.
Mlsa DEVEREUX. Box P. Devon. Pa.
BKAIHXfl. PA.
Schuylkill Seminary
Reading's Junior College
Preparatory and Junior College courses for
all rolleres and universities. Co.ed. efaa.te.l.
commercial, music, elocution and domestlo
Selene.. Rate. 9378. catalog on request.
REV. WARREN F. TEEL. M. A.. D. D..
President
YlXEt.AXD. y. J.
MAPLEHURST SCHOOL 'Sf-
A select home school for a limited number
of retarded and subnormal children. Seven
teen years exprl.nce. llooklet P
AMEI.rXB nERAI'LT ARNAHE. Principal.
MANASSAS. VA.
EASTERN COLLEGE Jffi
i.o-f, near wflaninrion. u j.
in courses, j'rep srnool.
Dr. II. U. Rood. Pres.
Yoiinc Men and Roys
rnitT nEPrtsiT. MiiT
One of fie
fltt'en bultdlnss
THE TOME SCHOOL
Publishes sn unusually Interesting
and attractive catalogue. A line
addresied to the Secretary will
bring Information about this great
national boarding school Informa
tion about Its scholarly faculty;
about Its buildings and grounds,
which have cost a million and a
half dollars; about Its rich cur
riculum: about the fine ,typ of
Tome boy. Jfilftary Drill
A Separate School Jor Little Bow
PORT DEPOHIT MARYLAND
WAYNESRORO. VA.
Fishburne Military School
New 1100,000 Fireproof Equipment
Prepares for universities. Business life.
Diploma admits to all colleges. Resultful
military training. Beautiful, healthful situa
tion. Every cadet participates In annual
encampment at- Grottoes on Shenandoah
River. SBU year. , Small classes. Catalog.
MaJ. MORGAN II. 11CDU1NK. Prln.
Box 300. VYaynesb.ro, Va,
8TAPNT0N. VA.
StaHHtoH Military Academy
Only Cereram't Honor Aradmy lo South
Largest private academy In th. East.
Boya from 10. to 20 years old prepared
for tb. Universities. Government Acad
sales or business. Oymnasium. swimming
pool and athletlo park. New S20O.000
barracks. Charges. 1470. For catalogue
address Col. H'm. G. KABI.E. Ph. n
Principal. Staunton. Va.
KNC1LKWOOH. N. J.
iSheldon School for Boys
ht.vi x.n ana aver lament in tninir im, km.
for thJw.lyes. Preparatory and Business.
On beauliul Hackensack. 12 miles from N.
X. i Healtaf ul outdoor fames and sports
sriazv
REAL ESTATE DEALERS
HONOR PHILADELPHIA
Edgar G. Cross Chosen a Vice
President by National As
sociation Convention
St. Loiil.." Sin., June 21. Edgar G.
Cross, of Philadelphia, was elected to a
vice presidency of the National Asso
ciation of Real Estate Boards at the
final session of a four-day convention.
Cross was unablo to attend the
convention owing to pressing duties at
Washington. D. C. and his election to
ofllce was accepted by a delegate from
the Quaker City.
Wllllnm H. "Wilson, delegate from
Philadelphia, was given lionorablo men
tion for attaining second place In the
flve-mlnute oratorical contest for a sliver
trophy cup, donated by the Chicago
board. The contest was won by Clinton
E. Miller, of Los Angeles, Cal.
That the Government build a coast-to-coast
highway, with several lateral high
ways from tho northern to the southern
boundaries of tho country, Immediately
after tha war; that tho railroad admin
istration reduce tho rates In the cases
of people returning to the farms, were
among the resolutions unanimously
passed by the delegates.
William M. Garland, of Los Angeles,
STEVMIIOATS
Special Trip to BRISTOL
and Return
Saturday Evening, June 22
New Dolphin Line Palace
Steamers
TRENTON ANJ)
DOLPHIN
Good Music No Liquor
lloat leaves Arch St. Wharf
8.00 F. SI.
PARE 25c EACH WAY
Young Mr n and Hoga
C'HKHTKK. I.
J13 LvviNiA
Military College Men Command
T.irrv On!' Three the word, of th flr-.t
f the fl
n' Lai
oldnl
T JI C. man to fall In No Man's Land,
express tho life and spirit of this Ald'sTnstU
tutlon whose sons, from Lieutenant to
.viajor lienerai. ore Min mo 1'iasr as in
Civil War daje.
Whllo her craduates direct munitions' pro
duction, man battleplanes, lay down tha
barraire, and go "ocr the top," P. M. c.
"carries on" as steadily nnd earnestly as
eer her training of men for the battles of
peace or war.
The men who lead are the men who know.
Senior Unit. n. O. T. C Collegiate courses
In Clll Engineering, Chemistry. Economics
and Finance. Preparatory and Junior
Schools.
Col.
Charles E. Hyatt. Commandant.
Box 565, Chester. Fa. i
"Tile West Point of the Keystone Stat."
ilARRisntiRn. PA.
A Cnpllal School near a Capital City
iVraitemu
A country school founded 17e?B. Modern
buildings, large campus Advantages of small
classes and Individual instruction Thorough
college, preparation. Rates 1S00 to 1600.
Superused athletics. Separate echool for
younger boss We Invite closest Investiga
tion a personal visit If possible. Write for
our catalogue and plans of new dormitory.
New Junior school building will be open for
September term. Address .
ARTHUR 11. IIKOIVN, H. A.. Hendma.ter
hellkfoxte. ta.
BELLEF0NTE ACADEMY
Ideal home preparatory school for
boys In foothills of Alleghenles. Sub.
Jects selected to suit chosen career.
Eleven teachers. Spring water. Eight
acre athletic field. Gymnasium and
swimming pool. Four buildings. Rates
moderate. Limited to 100 boys. 15
years and upward. Catalog.
James P. Hughes. A. JL, Headmaster,
Dellefonte. Pa.
SALTSnUBO. PA.
KISKIMINETAS SPRINGS
SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Prepares for college or business. The
closest personal attention la given to esch
S?5. S.everl'1 'ootball and baseball fields.
Oolf. Tennis. New Gymnasium with swim
mine fcnl end howling alleys. Fine athletic
spirit ulth strong competitive teams. School
owns Its own farm and coal mine. Rate
llr. A. M. M llnn. Jr.. Tres.. Salt.hiirr.Pa.
ALI.KXTOWN,
PA.
Allentown
Preparatory School
Trepares bojs for lesdlng colleges and
universities lllgh standards. New build
'."A. .SPlal department for bojs over 10.
Athletic teams. Large campus and gymna
"v?:i.T.Krms i0?- ,.'1ob on rsqueit?
n-Xi'i"" ?." "ch0l- "rite Box 404.
William II. Rf.se. Principal. Allentown. P.
CIIKSTXIIT HILL. PA.
CHESTNUT HILL ACADEMY
A country hoarding and day school for
b0;.' Thorough preparation for college, scl.
entlnc school or business. Highest standards
noifCliiS!.hip E1'v' ',00..t' AU -thletlc."
S.1,'?1"'! nne 1Sni.- w,h swimming pool.
Separate Imer School for boys from 0
tZ!X.!iTZTir Cat?'0'' Spec, low rates for
ii.a'5i.'?iV1;r-,.,,',Pf' Hw""n Patterson.
Headmaster. St. Martins. Chestnut Hill, P"
nLAIRSTOW.V. N. 1.
BLAIR
ACADEMY
FOR BOYS
BLAIRSTOWN, N. J.
Healthful location. 12 miles from Dela-
i Vs ' i ' ''" 'dMm--l "- ! "ii
Sa(epSVepr-!r9HBIaBBn
ItJBigEllMlsjslMI
mmmmmmm
naii, ter uap
joining farm,
some buildings
gymnasium . Prepsratlon for college and
tecnnlcal schools. Mllltsry drill. Visit Blair
and see lis advantages. Writ, for catalog A.
JOHN C. SIIXBPE. I.L.D.. Headmaster
linRDF.NTOWN. N. J.
BORDENTOWrfs
Military Institute
Thorough preparation for, collere nr
business. Efficient faculty; snlall classes,
Individual attention, military training,
supentsed. athletics. Boys tjinsht HOW
to study. Slth vear For Catalog address
CDL. T. n. I.NIIO. l
Trin, & Commandant, llordentonn, N.J
ESSF.X FEI.L. N. J.
KI N O 8 L E V
School for Bay. I -
president of iho nailonfll nssoclatlon, was
re-electeti.
The vice presidents are William Glral
dln, St. Louis; .Tohn Ilynes, Daven
port, la. r Joseph J. Brlttaln, Chl
rnBo; LouIr P. Epplch, Denver; B.
I.ambuth, Seattle; Fred C. Shlpman, De
troit; Anton H. Classen, Oklahoma City.
Okla. ; It W, Bratton. Nashville. Tenn. ;
ndsar T. Cross, Philadelphia, and Paul
T, Collins, Norfolk, Va. I.ouls A Moses,
of Cleveland, ira selected treasurer of
the national association, and Tom S.
InRcrsoll, of Minneapolis, was re-elected
secretary. ,
Two Navy Casualties Reported
Washington, June 21. The Navy De
partment has announced two casualtleo:
Walter Asbury Weber, seaman, U. S. S.
Louisiana, drowned June IB; body re
covered : address, Baltimore. Thomas
Wllev Taylor, electrician, drowned at
"WT.dwood. N. J.. June IB; body recov
ered; address, Birmingham, Ala.
SUMMER RESORTS
ATI.ANTII1 CITY. N. J.
BLACIUTCNE HOTEL
ATI-ANTIC CITV
Strictly European Plan'
French Cultlns Superloi Service
Aflerneon end Rijht lenelnt
Roomt Oveoooking the See Cepeclly 100
iYMOP.ATLAfmcan
ivmi
VWltiS GREATEST HOTELSIKJCESS
wn.nwoon. n. t.
NEW SHELDON 5X$UmXl
8SO. Elevator; prlvatn batha; rooms n suit:
bklt. Auto. D. J. Woods, Own. Met. Now open.
lldwood. Foremost VaraUan
Hotel. Mod. A com. Prlv. baths.
Pnerlal Jane rates. Near beach.
Oood table. J. IC. W1IITESK1X.
J" Ooo
Jllsitirp Ntar Ueach and Amusements.
'"'"" Full Ocean View, W. A. Justice.
FDHFTflN INN Near beach; cap.230,
I-0&11 1111 t aii. tr.i. n i
CA1T. MAY. N. J.
SECURE YOUR COTTAGE AND HOTEL
RESERVATIONS AT THE RESORT
WITH FINEST BATHING BEACH IN
WORLD.
WRITE HOARD OF TRADE
Pnlnnial Hntpl Renovated throughout.
colonial notei Koomi wtth pri,at.
bath; elevator. Opens for 20th season June
18th. W. H. CHURCH. Owner ft Proprietor.
VILLANOVA. nr. P.Tl. Sla.. Ref. family
hotel: farm prod.: good tab. Oeo. Rutherford
orr.AN riTY. n. j.
HOTEL BRIGHTON
Opens June 2fi for ,33th year
under consecuthe management. The
place of real seashore life. Cool,
airy, "'homey" exchanges and ball
room. R. R. SOOT.
f rinlfnritp- Ocean view, excellent table
uiianuiue noakict. n. ulundin.
THE AI.VYN Conv. loc Uonm- with run'g
wnter. Bklt. A. Ynriter. 14 Hrtchtun Place.
AhRl'nY PARK. X. .1.
The Shoreham Sf-'ns Lake Beach,
Located on the lake; two blocks from ocean. I
bathing beach. V. n. SPANOE.vnERG. Prop.
WKBNKBHTlI.f.K. TA.
GALEN HALL-IN-THE-MOUNTAINS
Drv air, unusunl scenery, every comfort,
dally concerts, excellent tulile. golf,
baths, masijge. resident physician, gar
age, long-distance telephone. I'ntla. and
Reading R. H.; through Pullmans from
N. Y. and Thlla. Howard M. Wine. Mgr.
'Sunset Hall pen aU the Jar- No
Gaul. Pres. a; Mgr.. or Ledger Central.
BEDFORD SrRIXr.S. PA.
rjuwm
EDFORD SPRINGS
(pa.i iii;i;i. AND IIATIIS
famous inuiiniMiti rirt ,..
estate of &UUU acres. rinn.l
m ,
golf course, tennis, swimming. Note,;
mineral waters. Spacious hotel, with
splendid cuisine. Fine motor roads
II. E. Bern I pi. Mgr.
HI !!
COTl'IT. MAS.
COTUIT INN AND COTTAGES
Open April l.-i to Oct I Booklet
CHARLES L OlFFORI), Prop. Cotult
Mass.. or 73 Treinont St , Boston.
STEAMSHIPS
MERCHANTS & MINERS'
TRANS. CO.
Philadelphia to Haannah an1 Jacksonville,
for all Tolnts South, two sailings ueekly:
Philadelphia to Roston, for all New Kngland
points, two sailing weekly. Passenger or
Krelzht, consult ABent
Pier 18, ft. Tine St.
Tel. Lombard 1900.
REAL ESTATE FOB RENT
NEW JF.RHEY 8EASH0HK
(1 DAILY IN JUNE
rents one of the four-room fnlly fnr
nl.hed electric-lighted bungalows of the
Stone Harbor Bungalow Colony
SURF UATHINOl ROOD FISHING!
t Close to the ocean and boardwalk, con
venient to fishing grounds. In the heart
of a modern, up-t.-date aeaslde resort.
Each bungalow a pretty summer home.
Electric light, artesian water and sewer
age. Fresh vegetables, meats, etc.. de
livered to your door. Hates by the week,
month or season. Rescrvo your accom
modations NOW
SOUTH JKltKKY REALTY CO.
IS9 SOUTH THIRD ST.
Hell Thorn, Lombard 110
Beat&s
Andrews. Katharine
Ayers. Edmund J
Becker. Mary
Blrkenhauer. Ells.
Bowe. Thomas
Brady. Thomas
Kuemmerle, Wm
Ledam. Margaret J.
Lelpe. Katharine B.
Leuschner. Walter O.
Mahan, Abel
Maler. Herman
Marks. Ell'n J.
JJawrer. Ella P.
MeCloskey. Mich' I A.
J!cJ?.'Jmott. Kmma
McElhaney. Hannah
Miller. Mary
Morrow. Agnes
Owen. Jennie R.
Teak, Margaret F.
Pollock.-Annle SI.
Raaf. William
Reardon, Sister Marie
lirUaUUCIIt, 1-inni.w
Callanan. William E.
Oliver, Walter P
Collier. George W
Cook. Clara A
Crankshaw. Sarah
Daggy. Susan C
Davie. Sarah
Dean. Annie
Donnelly, i nomas j.
Doonan. James
Duff, Andrew J.
Klwell. jury
rjoDeris Anna tz,
Fauser. John Edwsrd Ran. Jane Alcorn
Fayant. KUtabeth B. Schleyer. Andrew
Femes. Peter Simpson. Dr. Robert
Field. Clara M. Stevenson. Julia M.
Fora. Mary S.,r',"' sUir,.r''.t
Fox. Emi y J. . iZiiiiVKi'VU.'-
airton, PhebelL
urban. JIannah G.
W.ltnn M.rv
ttarlnr. Abel. Jr. wesey. Margaret
Harris. Susan M.
Holloway. Annie E.
Hunt. Frank W
Kelly. Michael
Klnsella MaryT
Knlsell. Elilsh D.
Kohler. Wellington R.
Kosoed. Frank S.
Westenberger.W,,Sr.
Whelen. Margaret
Wilde. Charles XV.
Wllgus. Susan A,
Wills, James A.
Wis. Norman L.
Young, Robert A.
ANDREWS. Jun. 20. Mr.. KATHARINE
ANDREWS. Due notice of funeral will be
given. 1729 Filbert st.
AYF.R8 June 19. EDMUND JAMES, son
of Nellie M. and late Edmund James Ayers.
Relatives and friends, members of Courtlsnd
Ssunders Council. No. . FraternM Pa
triotic Americans: Court Hamilton. No. 80.
Foresters of America, and, the Electrical
Aldf Society of Phlla.. invlteTKto seiylces.
Sst(. 2 p. m. 407(1 Poring Uen st Int
Arlington Cem. Friends may. oil. Frl , 7 to
p. m.
BECKER. June 10, at Clarksburg, N, 3.t
MART, widow of Simon Becker. Relatives
. KgfcHOTEL cxflCR
sprint, Yakk. y. j.
i
nlRKBNHAUER (n Roesch). widow of
Oeorga BlrVenhauer, aged 84. Relatives and
&''!??. Invited to services. Sat,. 2 p. m., 450
N, 8th at. Int. private. Mt. Teace Cem.
.,nP.XE A' Mobile. Ala.. June 1.
THOMAS, husband of KIlMbeth llowe (nee
rrompton). nelatlvea and friend. Voung
Men's Catholic Ifeneflclal Society. Standing
Elk Tribe. No. 22, I O. n. M., Invited to
funeral. Sat., 8 a. m.. 218 N. Uurllngton
st., riloucester City. N. J, High mass at
St. Mary's Church 0 a. m. Int. fit. Mary's
Cem.
P.RADY. Suddenly. June ID. THOMAS K..
husband of Margaret E. Brady (nee Dough
erty) and son of Margaret Cole and the late
Frank Brady. Funeral will take place Tues
morn., residence of brothef-lnlaw. Al
Dougherty, 1105 N. Vino St., Shamokln,
Pa. Remains msy be viewed, 2411 Nassau
st. (24th nnd Jefferson ets. ). Sun., after 7
p. m. 8hamokln papers please copy.
. BROADBENT. June 10, FRANCIS, hus
band of Alice Broadbent (nee1 Fltton). aged
70. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
services. Sat.. 2 p. m.. 4031 Oakland St..
Frankford. Int. East Cedar Hill Cem.
, CAI.LANAN. June IS. WILLIAM T...
husband of Mary R. and son of nilsabeth
nnd late William Callanan. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Sat., 8 a. m.,
007 Old Lancaster road, Bryn ,Mawr, Pa.
Solemn requiem mass Our Mother of Oood
Counsel Church 0 a. m. Int. St. Denis's
Cem. Auto funerat.
cr.IVRn. Suddenly. June 18. WAI.TEH
SAMUEL, son of late Samuel nnd Sarah
A. diver tnn T.o ttual llt.ttv nnd
friends, Lodge. No. 2. n. P. O. B and
6ii oiner societies or wnicn ne was a mem
er. Invited to funeral services, Frl., 8
T. m.. 1R17 IV. Plrth .t. Tnt. TJewtnwn.
Pa.. Sat. Autos will meet train leaving
nunungaon st. nt l:t p. m.
COLLIEn June in. OEOROE W.. hus
band of Tlllle It. Collier. 777 , Kohn St..
Norrlstown. Pa, Ilelathes and friends, Man
alung Triho, No. UN. I. O. n. M.. Invited
to services. Sat . 2 p. m., Oliver H. Balr
Illdg.. 18-.n Chtstnut st Int. private. Friends
may call Frl,. 7 to 10 p. m.
COOK. June 10. residence of son-in-law,
A. C. Schaffer. New Britain, Bucks County,
Pa., Mrs CLARA A., widow of Charles J.
Cook. Friends Invited to view remains,
David 11. Schuyl-r nidg., Broad and Dia
mond sts.. Frl., 7 to 0 p. m. Int. conven
ience of family.
CRANKSHAW. June 10. SARAH, widow
of James Crankshaw, aged 86. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral services, Sst,,
4 p. m.. 1223 Harrison st., Frankford. Int.
Cedar Hill Cem.
DAOQT. -June 20. SUSAN C. widow of
Samuel Digey, aged 83. Relatives and
friends Invited to services. Sat., 8:30 p. m..
4127 Olrard avc. Int. private. West Laurel
Hill Cem.
uavii:. June -. fauaii, widow or lion.
rt D-Ip. Tjuo nolle
b vi-n RI7 X. 22rl st
Ico of funeral will be
UDAii junn in, Yi.ir ir,A. tno
McFadden). wife of Charles A. Dean. nla
tUes and friends, St. Charles's Inpup of
the Sacred Heart. Altar and Promulgation
of the Faith Society, Invited to funeral.
Sat.. 8:30 a. m,, residence of husband, 2227
Kimball st. Solemn requiem mass St.
Charles's Church 10 a. m. Int. Cathedral
Cem. Auto service.
DONNKLTA'. June 20, THOMAS J.t son
of Francis P. nnd Mary A. Ddnnelly, nged
17. Relatives and friends. Archcnnfraternlty
of the Holy Family of St.' Bonlfaclus's
Church. Invited to funeral. Mon:, 8:30 a. m.,
parents' residence, 1803 N. 2d t. Solemn
requiem mass St. Michael's Church 10 a. m.
Int. Holv Cross Cem. Auto funenl.
DOONAN. June 20. JAMHS. husband of
late Mary A. Doonan (neo Holland). Rela
tives and friends. League of the Sacred
Heart, emploves of Oemml Bros., Court
Freedom, No. 220, F.. nnd A., and Inroad way
Heneflclal As-in . Invited to funeral. Mon.,
S.30 n. m., 1032 Callow hill st. Solemn re
quiem mass the Cathedral 10 r. m. Int phi
Cathfdrn.1 Cm. Auto funeral I
DUFF. June 10. ANDREW J., husband
of Jennie F, Duff (nee Hausrhey) and son of
Sadie and late Andrew J,- Duff. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral, Sat., 8:30
a. m., 2fl .12 I. at. Solpmn requiem mass
Church of the Visitation 10 a. m. Int.
New Cathedral Com. Auto funeral.
RUVi:i,!.. JunA 18. MART, wife of Wil
liam eW. lSlwell. Relatives and friends ln-
lted to funeral services. Sat.. J P. m., resl
dnce of brother. Charles Muschert, 2.133
N. 31st st. Int. Cedarvllle Cem.
' FAYANT .tune 20. ELIZABETH R,
wife of Frank V Favant. Due notice of fu
neral will be given, 1222 W, Westmoreland
I street
FAUSER. June 17. JOHN EDWARD.
btisband of Antoinette Fauser (nee Lennrd).
Relathe and friends. Llnwood Assembly,
No. 7. A. O. M. P., Invited to funeral serv-
tees. Pat.. 2 n. n'.. 2107 N. 20th st. Int.
Westminster Cem. Remains' may be viewed
Frl , 8 to 10 p. m. Auto funeral
FERNES. June 18. PETER, husband of
Louise Femes, aged .11. Relatives and
friends lnited to funeral. Sat., 2 p. m.,
247 W. Ontario st .Remains may be viewed
Frl ee. Int. North wood Cem.
FIELD. June 10. CLARA M . wife of
Herbert L. j?1e!d and daughter of Ltd la and
lain Samuel C. Steelman Relatives nnd
!,?rb-'t iJ,-.-W IS..?!!, 't. , , '
1.5.. Zl?tfUtti!
I friends invited to funeral services. Sun.. 2
I Inf. private.
I'. ill.. T tJiiiiimiii tci.av-c, virt (iiaiiLUtT II,
KOIID. Ju
1,,..,. in 1LW ..... .... -r-..
, uii wii. ... .m.v. unu,iun ,l rt l
James and Margaret Ford Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Sat., K30 a. m.,
apartments of W J. RenoIds, 1821 Spring
Garden st. Solemn requiem mass Cathedral
10 a. m. Int. private. New Cathedral Cem.
Auto funeral. ,
FOX. June 10. EMILY J., wife of George
. fox. agea u.. iteiuuies nna irienas in.
lted to funeral, Sat.. 2 p. m.. R05 N. (1th
et.T Camden. N. J. Int. private, Harlelgh
Cem Friends may call Frl. eve.
uihton, At Atlantic City, June 18.
4 a
rHE.RU II.. Avlfa of Phlneas 8. Qlrton. aged
78. Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral services, cnapei or Jmatoi cem., on
f arrival of trnln leaving Broad St. Sta.,
Sat.. 12 07 p. m.
GRCBNI.KIS. Junft 2f. JOHN", husband
of Hannah 12 Oreenleft (nee Ennttt). Rela
tleg and friends, the Loomflxera' P. and B
Asso , lnlted to funeral services. Mon., 2
P, in , 2R23 N. 4th st. Remains may be.
Cem. Delaware County pipers please copy.
auiu luiirmi,
HALRKISE Suddenly. June 10.
CHARLES. Jr , son of Charles and Ellza
belh Halbelsen (nee K-us), aged CO. Rela
tives and friends Inltc1 to fulieral. T.s.,
fi.30 a m.. parents' residence. 1420 Relie
Mew ave.. Camden, N. J Polemn mass of
requiem Sts. Peter and Paul Church 10 a
m. Auto cortege.
HAXDPCHUMACHKR. Suddenly, at
ne 18 AUGUST H.f Jr..
II and Julia R. Hand-
ral of Buttery K. ROth U.
i-ineioy. a ex.. jure
son of August
Schumacher, coroora
R Kleld Artillery, aaed 21. Due notice nf
l funeral will be jrivm. residence of parents.
Hit v enango st.
HARRAUOH.; June 1, NEWTON L., son
of May E. and late James H. Harbaugh.
sged 22. Relatives and friends, lmlted to
lunerai. Sat.. 2 p. m.. residence of mother,
2417 "Wharton s(. Int. Fernwood Cejn.
Friends may call ri eve.
HAnlNO. June 19. ABEL. Jr.. son nf
Abel nrt K.ll. 14arl... e.d 10 vear.
Iteatles and friends Imlted t ofuneral
services, pat.. - p. m., parents' residence
3.1 We.t Chpalpr nlke. I.lanerch. n.l rn .
l'a Int. Fernwood Cem.
HARRIS. June 19. Miss SUSAN M.
Relatles and friends Imlted to funeral
services, in jhi. riea.ant uaptisi vnurcn.
Ambler. Pa.. Sat.. 2 n. m. Int. in church
grounds Train leaves Reading Terminal
for Ambler 102 p. m
HOLI.OWAY. Sudjlenlv. June 20. ANNIE
E.. wife vof Arthur Holloway, aged 57.
Relatives ana irienas invitea to runersl
services. Mon., 11 a. m , 1909 Medary ave.
1 Int. private, Remains may be Mewed Sun..
. 7 to P. m.
I HUNT. At Phlla.. June IB FRANK W.
HUNT Funeral services Old South Chapel,
Boston. Msbs., Sat. 3 p. m. Int rr:ote.
Walnut Hill Cem., BrookMne. Mass
KELLY. June 18. MICHAEL. ui.and
of Margaret Kelly (nee Connors) and sn of
I Wllllsm and Ann Kelly, of County KIMare,
Ireland. RelatUes and friends. Hon
shoers' Local, No . Invited to funeral,
I Sat.. 30 a. m . 3170 Edgemont st. High
1 mass wativiiy.is. v. u ijnurcn lu
' Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Carriage funeral.
I KINSELLA. June 111. MARY T . daugh
ter of Mary and late John Klnsella. aged 18,
Relatives and friends invited to funeral
bat., 7:311 a. m roomer, re.ioenre, iititi
N. Uber st. (10th snd Columbia ave.). High
requiem msss St. Elizabeth's Church 0 a, m.
Int. Hnlv Cross Cem.
KNISELL. At Colllngswood. N J., June
19. ELIJAH D. KNISELL. aged AU. Rela
tlves and friends Invited to funeral. Sst.,
2 p. m.. 17 E. Colling, ave.. Colllngswood.
N J. Int. private. Egllngton Cem. Remains
msy be viewed Frl., S to 9 p. m
KOHLER June 19. WELLINGTON R..
husband of Martha J. Kohler. Relatives land
friends Imlted to funeral sen Ices, Frl.. 8
P. m.. 1212 N. Frailer st. Int. Sat., at
Jonestown. Lebanon County. Pa. Lebanon
papers please copy.
KOSOED June 19. FRANK S son of
H S. and Anna Kosoed tnee Hausen). aged
Relatlea and friends invited to funeral
services, Sat.. 2 p. m., parents' residence.
2738 Germsntotn aye. ,Int. private. North
wood Cem.
KUEMMERLE At SIR N. 7th st.. June
19. WILLIAM KUEMMERLE. Sr.. aged 77.
Relatives and friends, officers and directors
of Northern National Bank, Columbia Club
and Anglers' Club of Somen Point. N. J..
and all other organizations of which he was
a member. Invited to funeral. Sat., 2.30 p.
m., David H, Schuyler Bldg.. Broad and
Diamond sts. Int. prlvste.,
LEVAN. At Norrlstown, Pa.. June 17,
MARGARET J,, widow of Jacob 8. Levan
ueiatives snd friends invited to lunerai
services. Mi., a.au n. m.. resiaence. o
Brown St.. Norrlstown. Int. private, con
venience or family, at cnaries cvans wem.,
Tf.aln Tin
LEIPE June 19. KATHARINE B.
LEIPK wife nf Robert Lelpe (nee Zopfl).
sged 4f! Relatives and friends, congrega
tion of St. Mtrhael'a Ev, Lutheran Church
and Ladles' Auvlllary of Ev. Lutheran
Church of Our Saviour. Imlted to funeral
services. Sun.. 2 p. m.. A33 E. Allegheny
ave. rnL private, Greenmount Cem. 'Auto
"LEUSCHNER June 20. WALTER O ,
husband of Mary A. Leuscnner (nee Hau.n
stein), aged 47. TlelatUea and friends, also
members of Court Stephen Glrard.' No S3.
F. of A., and Barbarossa Unt. Vereln, In
vited to funeral, services. Sun.. 2 p. m .
2232 N, 5th at. ,Int. Northwood Cem." -Auto
"MAHAN. On Sixth Month 19th. ABEL
UfAlfAN. In his 7ftth vear. Funeral aervlces
s! late residence. 818 Nf'hester rd.. Swarth-
mor. I'l . CMKin-any. Mist, .1 I .oi 11- (1.
and at Friends' Meeting House, Hanover
st., Trenton. N J.. Seventh-day. '."2d, at
11 a. m. Int. Blvervl.w Cam. ,
MAIER. June 18. HERMAN, husband Of
Wilhlemea A. Maler, Relatives and friends,
employes of Plerce-Arrow Motor Car 0.,
Invited to funeral. Sat.. 8 a. m . 1444 N
R7th st . W, Phlla. Solemn requiem rest
st, Gregory's Church 3'J a. m. Int. New
York.
MARKS. June 1, ELLEN J., wife r,f
Chapman Marks snd daughter nf James A
and Msry Jnne Brlggs, -Relative, and friends
Jnvltedlo funeraL.ervlceg un..r3 p., m..i
J.rrwusMV.. "v ra, y ... ..
flEATWW -J-
JUAUnsK-Jun 1. BLLA .P.. wife 'of
Franklin II. Maurer. aged 9. Relative! M
friends Invited to funeral. Sun.. So. tn.t 403
M. Walnut ,t North Wales. Ta. Int. Oreen
lawn Cemi
MeCLoaKET, luno . MtCIIABL A,, son
of Michael and1 Mary MeCloskey (nee Trai
ner), aged 111. Relatives nnd friends Invited
to funeral, Sat., 8:!tn a. m., parents' resi
dence, 2322 E. Oskdal st. Solemn requiem
mass Bt. Ann's Church in a, m. ,Int. Holy
Sepulchre Cem. Auto funeral.
McDERMOV. fvli1n1v, June II). EMMA,
wife of Iternnrd McDermott and daughter
of Samuel and Emma Uenney. Relatives
nnd friends Invited to funeral. Mon.. I a.
m.. from 21B Wharten st. Remains may
be viewed Sun. eve. Int. private. Auto
funeral.
McELHANET. June 20, HANNAir A.,
wife of Marshall L. McElhaney, aged OL
Itealtlves and friends Invited to funeral
services, .Sat.. X.30 p. m.. 671, Rerkley St.,
Camden, N. J. Int. 'private. Evergreen Cem.
MILLER. June In. MART, wife of Mich
ael Miller nnd daughter of James and Caro
line Dunn. Due notico of funerat will be
given, parenta residence, 702 S, Front at
MORROW. June 18.- AGNES, wife of Wll.
Ham Morrow. Relatives -and friends Invited
to view remains. Thurs., 8 to 10 p. m.. 2725
N. 12th st. Services and Int. Frl.. at conve
nience of fdmlly. '
OWEN. June In. JENNIE n., daughter
of Wllllsm W. and Annie Owen. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral services,
Frl., 3:30 p. m.. parents' residence. 31 W.
Rockland St., Oln. Int. private. .
TEAK. June 20. MAROARET FOWLEfl,
widow of E. F. Peak. Services and Int.
private at convenience of family,
POLLOCK. June 11), ANNIE M., wife of
William Pollock. Retatles and friends In
vited to services. Sat.. 2:30 p. m., 4031
Spring Garden, at. Int. private.
RAAF.-June IB. WILLIAM, son of Caro
line (nee Helkl.and late Frederick Raef,
aged 24. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral serlvces Sat., 2 p. m.. mother's
residence, 3038 Harper st. Int. private Odd
Fellows' Cem. Remains msy be viewed
Frl.. 7 to n p. m. Autcj funeral.
REARDON. - JunZ 20. Sister MARIR
REARDON. of St. Joseph's) Hospital. Re
nulem mass chapel of St. Joseph's Hospital;
10th nnd Olrnrd ae.. Sat., 9 a. m. Int.
Ho'v crn.s i'firn. I
RORERTS. June 20. ANNA E.. daughter
of late Isaac ami .Elizabeth Roberts, aged
(id. Relatives and friends Invited to f'l
neral. Sun.. 2:30 p. m.. residence of nephew.
Seymore Clayton. Huntingdon Valley, Pa.
Int. private. Ablngton Frlenda' Orounda,
Train for Oethayres) leaves Reading Term-
RYAN.----June 20. JANE ALCORN, wife of
Richard N. Jlyan, 1202 S. Bonsall st. Rela
tives and friends Invited to services. Mom.
2 p. m., Oliver H. Hair Dldg., 1820 Chestnut
st Int. Arlington Cem. Friends 'may lew
remains nun eve.
SCHI.EYER. June in. ANDREW '
SCH I. EVER, husband of Anna S. Schleyr
(nee Ooerlng), aged 30. Relatives and friends
inwieu to iunerni. ?3T., m p. tn.. ai4;i j,
J3lh at. Int. Pun., Egg Harbor Cem., N. J.
Egg Harbor papers please copy.
HIMPSON. June IB. Dr. ROIIRRT
SIMPSON, formerly of R05 N. 11th st. Uue
notice of funeral will be ghen. Oliver H.
Balr Bide.. 1K20 Chestnut st.
STEVENSON. June 18. JULIA M.. wife
of Ernest Stevenson and daughter of Harry
and lata Gertrude Keyser. aged 19. Rela
tives and frlenda Invited to funeral. Sat..
7:30 a. m.. 8508 E. Thompson st. High
mass Church of - Nativity 0 a. m. Int.
Holy Sepulchre 'Cem. Aftto service.
. BTREIT.June 20. MARGARET, widow of
Joseph Strelt and daughter of Joseph and
Mary Rammtnger (nee Welst), aged 30.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral,
Mon., 8 a. m., residence' of parents. 4403
Richmond st. Solemn requiem msss A!1
Saints' Church 0:30 a. m. Int. Most Holy
Redeemer Cem. .
TAYLOR. June 18. FRANK J., son of
Daniel and Eliza Taylor, aged 2. Rela
thes and friends, also Palestlno l,odge, No.
470. r. and A. M.: Mellta Chapter. No 2M.
R. A. M.: Phlla. Commandery. No. 2. K.
T.: Lu Lu Temple. A. A, O. N. M. S. I.tl Lu
Patrol Assn.: Thlla. Aerie. No 42. P. O.
V. . nnA nil other societies nt uhlrh he was
h. member, invited to funeral. Sat.. 2 p. m..
parents reFiuencp. nini jtiure ave., y le
shlckon. Services in 8t. Stephen's P. E.
Church 3 pm. Int. Westminster Cem
TOML1NSON. June SO. DOHA, widow of
Adolph Tomllnson. Relatives and friends,
members of Ontario Presbyterian Church,
Invited tn funeral. Mon . V3o p m.. 3344 I
st. Int. Bristol Cem.. Bristol, Pa Remains
mav be viewed Hun . R tn In p m.
URBAN. June 20. HANNAH O. AJRBAN
(nee Consldlne). Relatives and efrlends.
Blessed Virgin Hodslltv'and Sacred Heart
Sodality 01 the Immaculate ConcenJlen
church. inltcef to funeral, Mon.. :30 a. m .
315 E. Allen st. Solemn requiem mass
Church of Immaculate Conception 10 a. m,
Int. Holt- Sepulchre Cem. Auto funeral.
WALTON. June 18. MARY, widow of
Samuel ' Walton. Relatives and friends,
members St. George P. E. Church. Florence
Nightingale Lodge. No. 9. Daughtera of St.
George. lnlted to funeral. Sat.. 2 p. m..
3001 Cedar st. Int. Belvue Cem. Remains
mav be lewed Frl., 8 to 10 p. m.
WALTON. Fourth-day, Sixth Month loth.
JOHN C. WALTON, aged HO, Funeral SeV-enth-day.
22d Inst.. 3 p. m.. Friends' Meet
ing House. Quakertown. Pa., tn which rela
tives nnd friends are Invited
WATSON. June 10. KATE O.. widow pf
Charles Watson. Relatles and friends fn
lted to serlces. Sat.. 2 p. m., 4514 Walnut
st. lot private.
WESLEY. At Conshohocken. Pa., June
18. MAROARET. wife of Thomas Wesley.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
Sat.. 8 a. m.. 305 B. Hector St.. Consho.
hocken. Solemn high requiem mass St. Mat.
ihew'a Church 030 a. m. Int. St. Mat-
thew'N New Cem, .....
WESTENBERGER June 20. WILLIAM,
Sr.. son of late Henrv and Margaret West-
enDerger. agea it, jyue nonce 01 lunerai
ultl h elven. 1214 S. 33d At.
WHELEN. June 20. MA.RC1ARET. daugh
ter of late Philip and Julia Whelen. Rela
lives and friends Invited to funeral. Mon.,
an a m. sar. Phrlstinn at. Solemn re
nnim mass Church of St. Charles Rorro
meo 10 a. m. Int. private. Holy Cross Cem.,
Auin service
WTT.nr. June 1R. CHARLES TV.
WILDE, son of Charles and Margaret Wilde,
aged A ears 4 months. Relatives nnd'
friends Imlted to funeral services. Sat., 2
p. m.. parents resldenoe. 1721 Wellington
st , Philadelphia. Int. private Leverlnaton
Cem.. Roxborough. Friends may call Frl.,
afWILGUsl-June In. SU8AN A WILOU3.
widow of Albert D. Wllgus, aged 77. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral, from
Reulah Cem. Chapel, New Rrltain, Fa.,
Run. A tv m. Filends may call Sun- morn..
residence of daughter. Mrs M Louis
IWelsel. , 463S Ore.n. . st,
tween 10 and 12 o clock,
WILLS. At Phils.. J
uermaniown, pe-
une in. JAMES A..
enn nt late John B. and Casstnda Wills
Relatives and friends, Eastern Stsr Lodge,
No. 1R8. F. and A. M : Harmonv. Royal
Arch Chapter. No 52: St, John's Com
inanderv. No. 4,' K T and Brotherhood
of Andrew and Philip. Inlted to funeral
services Mnn.. 2 J. m ; 4724 Kingseeslng
ae VT. Phlla. .Remsliis msy be lewed
i'" "u " v ';:. -"it
sun., a to o p. m. int. pivlr ,esi i..urn
. "11 cem. auto iflner,
.Wlri. . JUnj-.,!., '."'"'
T... husband
of Eltiabeth Wise, 3853 Ogden st.. son nf
Mabel E. and lat Harry B. Wise, aged 2.
Relatives and friends Invited to services
Mon.. 2 p. m.. Oliver H. Balr Bldg.. 1820
Chestnut st. InL,Mt. Zlon Cem. Harrlsburg
'''yoUNG. June 20, ROBERT A husband
of Anna Young (nee Howarth), aged 41.
Relatives and friends, Thomas Jefferson
Council. No. IS. Jr. O. U. A. M . Invited to
funeral. Sun.. 2 p. rn. 1423 Mt. Ephralm
ave.. Camden, N. J. . int. new ca:
amden
Cem. Friends may call sat. aft.
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League and Stanley Theatre, diamond
bar pin set in platinum. Liberal reward If
returned to J. E. Caldwell & Co . Juniper
and Chestnut sts.
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CAN SERVE IN NO MORE PATRIOTIC
WAY THAN AS OPERATORS.
COMll AND-HELP SERVE IN THIS ALL
IMPORTANT ARMY OF 8000 LOYAL
YOUNO WOMEN.
THE TRAINING COUR8E IS SHORT
AND THOROUGH.
19 PER WEEK IS TAID- DURING THE
FIRST FOUR WEEKS, WITH RAPID AD
VANCEMENT THEREAFTER.
APPLY TO
! MISS M. D. RYAN
AT 400 MARKET ST,
THE BELL' TELEPHONE CO. OF PENNA.
BOOKKEEPER "in. accounting department;
oung lady with ,koow ledge of double-entry..
Publio Ledger Compiny. ' 8th and Chestnut
streets -
CLKHKCfnr'geilrrai office work In W PhlU.
real ert ate .office: gtatf exp, and salary
aesirea."ai -4 imager wnir.
,-fM 2f3 Ledger
ClKrk
tm't to 4
mw ,
lOUth
B5a3MJXsBCSI
Vy: rH-W tUtMriAU miTtli )'
CAP BPIN15RP1 AND TWISTERS
WANTED) EXPERIENCED AND
LEARNERS: OOOD WAOES AND
STEADY WORICt PRINCIPALLY
FOR GOVERNMENT WORK. AP
PLY ORISWOLD WORSTED CO..
DARDY. FA.
COOK, good, plain for'clty and country; IV
per week. F. W. Sharpies, Media,
Vil I i
GIRL, over In years, wanted In large office
to do general clerical work! salary 110;
state experience. P 421. Ledger Office.
OIRL wanted with some knowledge of com
mercial photography. Apply Wm. Foster,
12ns N. 31st st
GIRLS WANTED
00
to learn to opbratr. various ma
chines: on piecework hasi8 after
learnino: your earnings should
averaoe from l to $.1 per day: no
experience necessary: only oirl8
between the ages ok 21 and 49
'&ears need apply to the
midValt! steel and ordnance co,
eddystonb rifle plant (
eddystone, pa.
PHILADELPHIA OFFICES
K203 Market st.
Island road and Woodland ave,
BRING REFERENCES
GIRLS AND TOUNO WOMEN
wanted to pack
crackers and biscuits
8 hours dally
except Saturday," 5 hours
best conditions and opportunity
NATtONA,L BISCUIT COMPANY
18th st. a-id'Glenwood ave. '
GIRL One with Some .errperlence on. eleo-
trie snot welder: nermnnent Dosltlon: ex
cellent working conditions; new factory;
good pay. Electric Service Supplies Co.,
i7in wnn camnna.
GIRLS, white, 14 years and over, to learn
the business; 7 per week to start; fiO hours
the week. Philadelphia Paper Box Co., 17th
and Ridge ave. v
GIRLS to count and sort papers: rood pay:
ta.riv urnrU A
ppiy uariin ft
Manayunk. Pa,
ply Martin ft William H.
wnon Paper Co.
OIRLS to make cushions.
Apply 244 S
ctn st.
WE WANT LADIES
n.EASANT, DIGNIFIED AND
EAST WORK: 8 HOURS EACH
DAT. SATURDAYS UNTIL NOON.
$12 TER WEEK AND BONUS
CALL TODAT
C. B. EHRHART
SALES MANAGER
1211 RIDGB AVft
PAPER BOXES Experienced covering ma-
"'Sr. R,rl'- F""1' PPer Box Co., 17th
and Rldee ave. '
VLKSLADT, exp ceneral drv goods. Ap..
with ref.. Donald. n.Mh Haverford ave!
SHOES General operators and vamnera
Apply Laird. Schober k Co.. 22d and Sllf:
ket. second floor.
SILK PICKERS AND SPREADERS Splen
did wages for particular workers; paid
while learning. Apply Orlswold Worsted
Company, Darby, Pa,
YOU CAN HELP WIN THE WAR
STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPISTS
WITH SEVERAL YEARS' EXPERIENCE
OVER 19 TEARS OF AGE
ARE WANTED AT ONCE
ALSO
MOON-HOPKINS. POWERS AND
HOLLERTH TABULATING MACHINE
OPERATORS
EXCELLENT TRANSPORTATION
EXCEPTIONALLY OOOD OPPORTUNITY
HIGH-GRADE WOMEN WORKERS
.APPLY
,
WOMEN'S EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
HOQ ISLAND. PA.
ASK FOR MRS. NORRELL
STENOGRAPHER
Flrst'classmust.hav.had at least S years'
commercial training: I900 per year to start!
for U. S, Ordnance Department.
MIDVALE STEEL AND ORDNANCE CO.
EDDYSTONE RIFLE PLANT
' EDDYSTONE, T
18th Street 'Gate t Brln refersne.
STENOGRAPHER IN'Ip'DVERTISINd DE
PARTMENT OF PUBClCATIrtN: KNOWL
EDOF. Of GOOD ENOL18H ESSENTIAL:
EXCELLENT1 OPPORTUNITY FOR PER
MANENT POSITION ANDlFUTURE AD
VANCEMENT, A 208. LEDGER OFFICE.
STENOGRAPHER, rapid, accurate, well ed
ucated: ,ro other rqu!rmntst or duties,
but Is absolutely 'essential that b. capable,
experience stenographer; Mlary 20 per
week; large itl concern: splendid position
for one of reflnement who seeks nulet, te-
nned aimospners. r wt. ru.gi .c.....
STENOGRAPHER, competent; preference
given to one. with knowledge of bookkeep
ing and experience Jn real estaU or law;
office reference .required. M 280. Ledger
Central. .
STENOGRAPHER Well-kiwwn financial In-
wn'o'TlilVwtdlcuphone, C.llVLT.S.
ynf'inui .. w"i
STENOGRAPHER, n with some knowledge
n bookkeeplngjCpply 171 WLehlgh ave.
TEACHER'S fhoss desiring for patriotic
reasons to return to teaching, next fall
sr. offered Vacation; work 'at same salary,
p 4fHI. Ledger OfP.cC
WAITRESS KS wanted for " th. ' KnglesMe
Mot.i. swacn ,gsv.w ,.. .. .rij m. ?,
TslT .wsfssl
s . sf...MiJJiilnjii..i..i..i mi,.., ,mi
.... .....4.' ", .. -i . i '
,
WABuwuMaNifaiorra o wmte. io doTam- x t-1
week I piltlpn permanent. Call 870 Hat- h$
1IV1U ei( .(CD., , iitto.1
JL
mND.illS on rotton yarn. Apply Vrltht
.-j,.ht. v..,., nmfrf m, y,rirwns !. 4 tBj
TntlN'fl TJkDT wanted fnr nnl m.a
work, larse manufacturing concern- state
aae and salary. "V-ln," p. Q, Box I.1T0.
SUMMER WORK tn supplement salary from
lencninni employment every summer If
satlsfnetoy. P 407. Ledger Office.
HELP WANTED MAK
(Other Classified Ads on Pare J)
- n
ACCOUNTANT Camden manufacturln
. Plant requires services of accountant not
In draft! must be capable of taking charce
of irenernl ttooks and cost system: In reply
a,..!,. H A Ai.ll.s t Inn Kw..arl&BA ., . .
"jo "e1 ;. vd.,u... i.iri icin. Dim saian
and salary y
ucsirea. a .-. meager urnco.
ADJUSTERS
" ON
Acme, Cleveland or Brown A' Sharp, auto,
matin screw machines; highest wsgea and
bonus paid for mnxlmum production: also
additional bonus of 10 per cent for night
work; This Is Jour opportunity If you, apply
at once to the
"UlDVALE STEEL AND ORDNANCE
COMPAMY '
EDDYSTONB RIFLE PLANT
EDDYSTONE, TA.
OR
PHILADELPHIA OFFICES
ISLAND ROAD AND WOODLAND AVE.
S203 MARKET ST, (SECOND FLOOR)
1519 ARCH STREET
BR1NO REFERENCES
ACETYLENE WELDERS
' . BOILERMAKERS , '
BOILER FIREMEN
MACHINISTS
LABORERS
First-class men wanted
Apply Superintendent's Office
POINT BREEZE GAS WORKS
PASSYUNK AND SCHUYLKILL AVEB.
PHILADELPHIA
iMVAirnDrte nplhMSTnATOtt on ford
cars': must be capable of Instructing. Apply
Ford Agency. 3302 chestnut st.
HAKERS
Cracker and biscuit bakers wanted
peelers, rollers nnd general help
8 hours dally
except Saturday. 5 hours
working conditions the beet
Opportunity for advancement
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY,
13th street and Glenwood SVenue.
BATTERY AND OARAGE MAN capable of
taking entire charge of small fleet of
electric trucks: state age. experience on
salary desired. M IM. l-edgr Central..
BENCH HANDS AND APPRENTICES
MACHINE HANDS AND APPBENTICF.S
ON WOOD-WORKING MACHINERY
MAN TO UNLOAD LUMBER,
This Is Government work. Apply Woolford
Wood Tank Co.. 1429 Chestnut St.. or ner
Darby Station. P. R. It. t ,
- tf
BLACKSMITHS and helpera. steady ,work J
for first-class men. Apply iTIndel-Morrli
Co . Eddvstone. Pa
BOOKKEEPER
nXPERIENCEDMAN. NOT S1IB
JECT TO DRAFT: GOOD OPPOR
TUNITY FOR MAN ABOVE SO TO
SECURE PERMANENT POSITION
TUBLIC LEDGER COMPANY
6TH AND CHESTNUT STS.
BOOKKEEPER'S ASSISTANT wanted fi
office of manufacturing company: good
opportunity for advancement: state age and
saiarv expecteq
F B52. ledger Central.
BOOKKEEPER Camden manufacturing
i plant wants bookkeeper, with knowledge,
I of stenography, typewriting and general
I office work. P 413- Ledger Office.
. IflinkKf'.KPER Competent
bonkkeener
In
h..f am. nrovl.lnn hii.lne.S!
nlddie-agea
1 man preferred, with reference. M 214. Led.
, ger Central ,
BOOKKEEPER, experienced, manutacurlng
company's office. Address, giving age, ref-
erenre and salary. F 41H. Ledger titrice.
BOOKKEEPER wanted: cump ."double entry!
state age qnn hi. rr,. r tiu, jf,,. nnn
nnv. lit. 19. wanted to nsslst In general of
fice work and learn business; good wsgea
snd first-class opportunity.' Apply Alax
Metal Co.. Frankford ave. and Richmond at.
BOYS WANTED
1 TEARS OR OVER: 0 AND tlO PER
WEEK: GOOD OPPORTUNITY AND
CHANCES FOR ADVANCEMENT. APPLY
BECKER. SMITH ft PAGE
WATER AND SNYDER AVE..
BOYS WANTED FOR NIGHT WORK:
MUST BE OVER 16: CHANCE FOR
P. M . LEDGER .OFFICE. FIFTH
FLO
LOOK.
CANVASSERS wanted by piano house: neat
nnd Intelligent men: salary and commis
sion. Applv 802 S 2d.
CARPENTERS wanted. Apply Drehman .Ji
PaUng Company, care of Grlswold MIIIs.mW
Bth and Main sts.. Darby, Aslt for llh M
n.H.tr mi.iiiaii.
CHAUFFEURS for 3 and B ton trucks; gtv
reference, age, tnarricu ur Biii.io. r at..
I.eager t.ince i
chief TIMEKEEPER Steel mill reauli
efnicient and experienced man to take .
charge payroll: replies confidential: Stat."
teiepnone number, sge. prelous employers,
approximate salary desired. F 017, Ledger
Central. -
COMMI8SARY EMPLOYMENT DEPART;
UltMT nti" nnVRRNMENT BHTPTAnn AT
MENT OF GOVERNMENT 8HtPYARD AT
HOG ISLAND REQUIRE8 SERVICES OP1
in Iflt.AND REQUIRES SERVICES 1W 1'
EXPERIENCED WHITE COOKS. EXPERI- tfjl
LArr.lllPiiVi'i' j aj i.uwno, 4jA1 c
ENCED WHITE BUS MEN AND WHIT8I
MISCELLANEOUS KITCHEN HELP, HIGH
WAOF.H AND PLEASANT LIVING SUR
ROUNDINGS APPLY UNITED 8TATE9 04l
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. S. W. COR. 8IT TS1
AND WALNUT -8TS. SEE MR. SCULL 31
DO NOT APPLY AT HOO ISLAND. - t'l
CUSHION MAKERS wanted, Apply 241 S.
Mh st.
DRILL PRESS HANDS, experienced; steady ofi
u..t. Cmllk JL ITllpk,.k ll.akU. fit. iJt
VYUII.. Rl.il.il ot ui uusu 4fxn(;iiiia WUt .n
Hancock t.. entranc nbovq Ihlgh v. S
PRIVKRS wantd; bet of wAges: tdy,S3
work: no tlm Jost. Apply 1204 B.vJ
itainM.sv am r jrl
DESIGNERS
Ten -first-class designers and draft-'
men on tool, gauge and fixture work.
Apply at one. to th.
MIDVALE STEEL AND ORDNANCB C0M
EDDYSTONE RIFLE PLANT
EDDYSTONE. PA.
or
PHILADELPHIA OFFICES 'r
Islsnd road and Woodland avenu.
8203 Market street (second Soar)
, 1819 Arch street
BRING REFERENCES
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