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tCNEMICO
INSEGUITO
tario rli Stntn Tinker ai
kCeingratiiln col Ministro
ey Italiano della Guerra
5 ;g-bHihcd and Distributed Under
rbnmi iiu ait
MMiorlrd by the net of October (I.
f, en (lie at the Postofflce of Phlla-
ma. ni..
orar or the presm-i.
. . Postmaster General.
fcTf
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Roma
25 giugno.
Bef '2rt MUa. delle armate austrlache
; ; wwtm riv orciueuiaic uci iwn.c .; -.
;'Wniptta. Un comunlcato del dlpirtl-
Memo della guerra austriaco ammeue
ih'le trunne dell'Imneratore Carlo sono
'jlalA mam A A.n1farn 1'alHnlnnft Hfll
R, Mt?titello, sopra cul erano rlposto tutte .
CjKj)eperanie per guadagnarp la planura
tfisyeneU, ed "alcunl setterl"
'Matenl mantenute la scorsa
aene posi-
settlmani
5fei?1nT la r'a del flume dall's
altlpiano all
J; Ailrlatlrn
Ifedlt Mlnletero della Guerra In noma
PfeHc che Tlmpeto dell'attacco degll
s-rn iimuani xu xaie aa loisere in uu hi"
i Aiwutro II tpntatho degll austrlacl che
j-a- laann Vtlarl'irA 1a srmntfl fll PPT1A
Kiile Diaz e forzare gll Italian!, come I
. roMl, ad accettare la pace aegu aiieaii
tA( t.lltnnl.
?'' ,La valorose truppe dl ne Vlttorlo
MBmanuele hanno passato 11 flume ad ora
&"hweuono 11 nemlco che In ruga si rltlra
BK'lrtiel masslmo dWordlne
yr' Dnrin noi- r i-il liraln II Montel O (lagll
ES''sustriac!. gll Itallanl stablllrono dVlle
.'. teete dl nonte a Falze e Xerxesa La
'tltlrata degll austrlacl al dl la' del
5? Plmve el eftettuo' medlante Punlco ponte
$& rtmfcato a nord dl Zenson Tutta l'lntera
rttr-ir!one del flume dal llontello a Zenson
toT & a .a ....... 4a1 n vtttrA irnnnnn i.n
111 (IUOQCBDU ttttlct- imi'l'v ...........
'.K.II..I. w M...milin ti Pr.neffllatin
tvS.al-ferrovla dl Oderzo per spazzare quel
iL tnitor!o dagll ultlml rlmasugll nemlcl
1C . '11 ivmunlcatn rlel Mlnlstero del a
Jtt.. n . ...VklUt. k.I nAma.
PS?" III XVUIllU JJUtutlt.lu "el inii".-
&Sr!lo dl lerl, dice quanto appresso
ffiM'lA glornata dl lerl cl ha dalto rlsul
witt'tmtl!; coronatl dalla vlttorla. Premuto
It3? eentro la rha del Plave In una striscla dl
KW'terreno dUenuta rlstrettlssima, nomDar
RStf dato senza pausa dalla nostra artlgllerla
E&S' dagll aeroplanl, 11 nemicq, dopo aer
tv,-, mantenuto dlsperatamente per cttn
mil '--i . i- -i... .-- j.i .. n ....,
J iRlorni la riva nnuu uci ituiiit;, .1 iiic..v
rvj dtfenorml sacrlflcl, comlncio- nelia notte
, dal 22 al 23 giugno a ritararsi suua ma
. sinistra,
" La traversata dal flume sotto II l-
. . j vJk ..HAtf. atln nnilvn irKtfllaH rrr
K7 -. mwvu ttiii. iiw" ........" w..
K'ltlnno' durante la glornata dl lerl, pro-
KrZ- 't.it. ji. .. ... -.l.nnH.AHK Jl Ml....
r1h WUA U. UI1 1UIIC StJlCSdllltTllLU ttt ltllt.t-
5& Hatril e truppe dl copertura. le quail
Aj jilopo una dlsperata reslstenza furono
& -t Montello e tutti la rla destra del
& Plftvu. con la ieeezionA ill una niccnla
IpnljPorzlone a Muslle, oe la lotta contlnua,
K'' rltornata nelle nostre manl Plu' dl
fc2f 1000 prlglonlerl furono contati
Rl!t. "Una grande quantlta' dl arml e dl
EH?arlalA A rrnarpq .41 li.tla I. Mn .
g JIIMCIiaiD Ufc PVUE1IO. Ul IUIIC IC OllT.ir3 C
Wst caduto In nostro nossesso. Un numero
iSl ..etraordinarlo dl cidaerl austrlacl rlco-
lwe.II terreno oe si siolsero 1 combattl-
ggiaentL Clo' prova lo sfortunato valdre
Ws;"" .JV ' ""'""''" ""v"
u ta. errande dlsfattadel nemlco."
VPOt- Waehlnrton, Ue, 24 giugno.
Fj-Jyf u Buccesso consegulto dagli Italian!
' crn mvnenr nifo' tin int.
lite effetto sulla gltuazlone mllltare
, Kconuo j opinione ai umciaii at
Ollfa !ll ValnFA mllltoA alln It-
f'iL v w...w ..v. ...... ,h.v v,c,,a wi-jB.eeso uu. blui iu,iiiiiii.v mil" liutoiu
Sftfcitorl. In questl Clrcoll si e' convlntl challimn n r.n Pere.rhamnenolse. istltuen-
gf(Ca vlttoria steasa dara' un colpo italeldo cosl' la sua fortunata "azione di
p5SrHBV alleanza teutonica. i JliJnitmantn" nnnlm l'esnerltn Hf vnn
fi "U Segretarlo dl Stato Baker ha spedlto
w S ! Mlnlstro Italiano della Guerra 11
fjv uente dlspacclo:
i-Sj"ECCellenza: II norjolo deerll Rtntl
'A?i .TT I I gla piiarriflniln enn AnhiclqemA 1
KWvliimlrazlone la splendlda prova delle
'eW'Mpiate d'ltalla nei reslstere e nel re
fe'!Sr!fnrere le forze nemlche che recente.
KLj'njinte lntrapresero una magglore often'
jfe lv al fronte italiano. Io con rrar
. . piacero vi invio ai cuore le mie congratu
- .-.- - . ,- ..n....-
Ujflonl e saro molto fellce di sapere che
?.riW messagglo dl augurl e congratu-
,k' ,ffc.l l- . j .
y," " Bla"J '""'nesso at generate
y-fr juiaz ea ai suot nravt soiaatl."
'OFFENSIVA DEGLI ALLEATI
INIZIATA
Lv- ... . . .. .
KWiA.Vittoria deUIIalia sul Piave Signi-
A&tm che l'Esercito Unificato della
&$ ..
Liberia' ha Assestato il
Nun TVIwij PaIhii
& Jjrt-..jM .f t. .f..j j-itt ,
i; i srs c iu iiuuiiciuiic uch mvuTl
r-S? 'iii.vi einiunuicj t..D uppurc offyl
Xg;B'j5venln'7 J6o Ledger.
Ji Jjp'pflenslv a degll Alleatl e' cominclata
"iLlv'mlBura della vlttorla sul Plave potra"
'f-W aumentare o le sue proporzionl potranno
Cx-SjaMBalnuIre con 11 passagglo della crlsl, ma
dl meno st puo' dlconoscere he
i.r?"t'rclto della clvllta' ha Inizlato 11 suo
ijpMevUrfento dl avanzata
''&.VL'occhlo presente apprezza 1'oggetto
i-,'.'iiente." dice 11 saEcio Ullsse shahe-
stJltirlano, che era anche plu astuto dl
HaeUo dl Omero. Ccncedlamo che la
vfclone umana sla cosl" conflnata. con-
V Wuerra hanno portato solo fruttl dolo-
iST0!- non M msno 11 profondo sosplro dl
gj-y-'rolllevo, 1'
I'esultante ijrldo dl giola pel
r trlonfo dell'ltalla nei Veneto non poxtra'
tit- p4 eere tratttenuto.
rN-i.," "Ancora: la raglone della nostra sod-
l-Ja'.VHsfaxlone e' dl una nature dlfferente da
nf axlone e" dl una natura dlfferente da
s, iuim mo Mimire bum ac gu ero) ul
'wRe Vlttorlo avessero Rcnnflttn. r-ll nt.lrl.
. iT.taas
PARCKL POST
t VAWNSHOP AX Qrvi VINP
Loana II 0OO far 110
S'Miiut'roaT diamonds, watehea and Jewelry
e 'ret pawnshop in the nor Id
Waktt'i Pawnshop, 904 Vine
v," - - -f
nu.vutu TO THE CITY
jgnlTATIOVAT,
Both fitxiM -
IKTHANI) ANn RIUIKKTreiNn
ahortband, the easy, speedy aystem.
m couriM ur or eva acnoois. ssnrou
ta. To meet the heavy and inereaslnr
id for youna: men and wnnun with
and buslneaa training our classts will
o roniinuea aay ana erenln thru
4 out eomlog summer months. Call or
wrlta for partleulara and catalog.
rniLa, oi ni-lisr iuluuis
ion Chestnut Street .
, Night School S-..
PALMER SCHOOL. 10 S 10th St.
LVFR'S Tk Beat Itu!nes School
i yurand Enter now Day or night.
. BPANI8H Ieanna and roach
t cnooi pror r ?i, ia. in.
Yaima- Mew and Bay
-ESS TELEGjRAPHY
i a4 ulcht cIiiml Pre para for serv-
tinari.nftrj or nciraii); unae.
k iWHUirw true lion v-riui.a
VA.. 1411 Aran Htr t
WiptMi Wa ti'tmtl Wria
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ANCHE LE SPOSE DOMANDANO
UNA'MARCIA "MADE IN U. S."
Lohengrin Perdc Tctrcno tra
gli American! "Yankee
Doodle" e "Over There"
Lo Sostituiranno
Le tlmlde itinw non mareeranno nlu'
lungo la strnda maestra del matrlmonlo
KUldate dail nn. Helm m. ni.-l.ale
del "Lohenirrln " Almeno ner ounnto
rlfruarda .not amerlr-.inr- Molt .11
quelle che si preparnna correre acll
Incertl del matrlmonlo credono che tllfll-
cllmente notrehhern rnnsetrnlro In
quella che ogRl chlamano for?e pcrche
dl moda la battaglla del matrlmonlo,
la vlttorla a cul mqlto naturalmento una
' rnoa Edplra. re II lorp panso fosse cr-
I nata da una marcla fitta In CJermanla."
L'ellmlnazlone dl questa marcla e'
I solamente parte dl una ben determlnata
I Camnacna ltltp arl altmlnat-A tllltn 1a
battute tcdeche dilla memoria degll
iuuci ii.nn vueiii cne assisteuero a
m.itrlmonl celebratlil durante II mesa
oi giugno. cne fl suppone dl essere 11
plu' prolinco In fatto dl Imenel hanno
tintfltn IVtA In Unnnlnrlinlni (nnprtli .nn
cul niccardo Wagner nea accompag-
nato i:isa, che si recava a strlngere 11
nuuu roi t.a.iierp aei iiraai, era siaia
udita assal raramente mentre le copple
si recaxano a scamnur.il raneno
Naturalmente nessuno da' la colpa a
Wagner per questo mi o stato fatto
notare da moltl riirettorl dl musica,
organlstl e pastorl dl Chlei che Wagner
dopa essere mes'so In relazlonp con un
sl!tema che non c "tinonlnio dl fellclta'
e che perclo la sin musica, almeno per
quanto rlguarda l'Amerlca dexe andar-
sene con tutto II rpto Mendclsoohn,
dopo tutto, nalga nelle stcsse acnue ohe
non sono quelle In cul nalgia 11
"Clgno gentll" I
acl alcunl mesl fa Naturalmente anche
allora axremmo gloito per 11 alore Itil- .
lano Ma oggl, icbbene l'ltilli sla
l'agente Immediate delli lttorla. auello
che essa ha compluto e' pleno dl nuoo e
plu' largo slgnlflcito
Un Solo Terrllo
Dal canall delle P'landre alle paludl
del Veneto un solo teerclto e' di fronte
al barbarl Le nlluajonl ad offenslo
Ingle?!, francesl, italiano od americine
possono essere compliment!, ma qualsl
aM colpo assestalo agll Unnl crunquc
e da chlunque sla. dato e' assestato In
realta' dal camplonl dello llberta' come
un lnsleme contro N mlnaccli comune
VI e in ita un perlndo dl -acanzi
per alcunl profetl in fatto dl guerra
DUeorsi tpeculatll su quindo l'cffensla
alleata comlncorrbb- i-ono Improwl!
mente dlentitl superflul L'aanzata e'
gla' Incomlnoiata I"pr capo II terreno
dl questa aanzata e' 1 Italia settentrlo
nale e 1 sonft moltp raglonl ppr credere
che, sla per prevlgpnza o sla percao,
nessun tprreno plu' faoreole potrebbe
eserp stato scelto
H eramente p possible che un'aan
zata al dl la' del Piae debba camblare
I'lntero coro della guerra u forse ac
corclarla dl moltl mesl.
I.a Via Plu' IJreto alln Ta.e
Plu' dl un anno fa con la ionquista
dl Laibach, un oblettlo ben deflnito
della guerra Italian.! al dl U' .11 Gcrlzla,
l'eserclto dl Re Vlttorlo Eminuele rlte
npa che lo schlacc'.imento dell'Austrla
costlulva la la plu' brce alia pace La
mancanza dl un coniando unico degll
Alleatl ed 1 Fuccessl della campagna dl
propaganda degll Unnl sill Carso oscu-
rarono queste brlliantl speranze. ma con
una nu&Aa unlta. dl comandr, e con la
superba rlnascenza della cosciensa mo
rale d'ltalla iiueste aperanze rlvKono
ancora e rlsplendono dl vlvida luce.
I.a iruerra e' un gluoco in cui la
scoperta e l'attacco del puntl deboll e'
ja plu' importnnte consiuerazionp f ocn
I . ... -l..l....nl. nn n.tAB,..
Kluck che minacclava Parigl Xapoleone
, gluoco" la stessi carta In tutta la sua
carriera, ed e' slgnlflcante che l'Austrla
nhhln sentltn In forza .11 alcune delle
,. nlni Krlllnnt! mntinim U'.inrnm jrt
i TTlm nnno tpstlmonl sllfllclenti della loro
efflcacia
Un Impero che Traballa
Kd ora ancora una volta Vienna e' la
capitale dl un Impero che traballa Forse
folate cilUUliluilc uci.o. uuni.u
I Monarchla e' stata esagerata Forse le
la grave sltuazione uena uupnce
i tnrl. ill ao-ltnzlnnl e dl carestla che
.1!
' -"'".". .... .
sono venute tlall'Austrla-UnEhcrla PO
tranno essere parte dl una dellberata
campagna dl Ingannt isplrata dalla
(Jermanla Nondimeno l sono spgnl
autenticl .11 cui non si puo' non tener
conto. LVAustria non ha alcuna
raglone reale dl contlnuare la guerra
oggl. Le raglonl sono soltanto della
Germanla ed 11 fatto che una nazlone
che e' costretta a contlnuare la guerra
per II guadagno dl un'altra e' un ' punto
debole" e certamente indlsputahlie
L'ltalia ha InBlstlto per lungo tempo
M'MVir.lt KKSORTs
CAPE MAV. N. J.
mi i aTmmwammM wwi i ii i wiw
CAPE MAY
ON INDEPENDENCE DAY GO TO
CAPE MAY
And See the Land Parade of 2000 Men of United States Naval
Reserve Force. This Parade Takes Place in the Forenoon.
Cape May occupies a unique position among summer resorts, for it alone offers
every form of country, seashore and inland water sport and pleasure.
Located on the mainland, it is not cramped for room, and devotees of golf,
tennis, baseball, etc.have ample opportunity to enjoy their favorite pastime.
.Roomy, picturesque bays and inlets make boating, fishing, etc., especially
enjoyable. while Cape May Harbor is the headquarters for many famous yachtsmen.
One of the best known features of Cape May is its unrivaled bathing beach,
hard and smooth as a dancing floor, which slopes out to deep water so gently that
even the little tots can enjoy surf bathing in perfect safety.
bituated down at the very tip ol incvv Jersey, with the ocean
washing its entire frontage and the quiet waters of Delaware Bay
reaching for miles up its side, the resort is continually fanned by
'cooling invigorating breezes. Mosquitoes, the bane of so many
t-
eM
,v--
?
f-,
i " i ";
K,V
.,
Mentre alcuns fcnosc hanno esltato,
nl prlnclplo, a rlnunziaro alle tnarco
nuzlall tede'ehc qiianilo intraprendevano
II fntate Maggie flnalmcnte hanno
rpduto nil? Inslstenze dr-gll sposl I quail
fecero notare che la i vvnirnerjana
sarebbe stata plu' lunea chc una via dl
qualche altra nazlonallta-, asslunKendo,
come a conforto della propria tesl teal
d'lmnazlrnza che Wflcncr era stato
Prollsro In tutlo qticllo che nvevn fatto!
ol musica. s intcnrie-e cne quaicne
VT. muslrtsta nveva prcso la ocprcl-
"inin lacenno arnare rii pposi ill nmre
waicno mlnuto prima del Cleno .11
"ajreuin
Alcunl mtlilclstl hanno sucgerlto rhe
alia marcla dl nisi si Fonlttilsca una
marcla svedese. una marcla russt.
magarl una marcla sanmarlnese, mi 1
sono altrl. e sono li maggloranza, che
illcono che una marcla nuzlale fatta In
America debba esspre quelli plu' nditta
a condurrp all'ultare una coppla era-
motion nn1frlpfin;i VI ennn linn nnintllfl1
.11 glOMnl amcrlcanl anche dl quelli
naluralmente cno non conticono u
valorn .11 una battuta I quail dlcono
che non e affattn necessarln uere
airnstero ner ccrUern della buonn
.......tMn .1 nl..n.A nU.. 11 nwnrln f4 I
lalltudlne e quello dl longltudlno non
lnflulcono aftatto sulle facolta lntel-
lettuill fleiruomo rtl cenio, p, seennnn
loro anche l'lslinda potrehbe produrro
Un Palestrlna, un Beethoen o un Was-
ner ssP u composltoro Indigeno hi fol-
sogno dcll'lsplrazlone, egll puo' cercarli
n uu cantucclo anche nrgll Statl Unitl.
c la musi gll snra' gentile tanto come fu
a Wagner lamena liguna dl Vcnpzli
I Paitorl dl numerone rhleso sono
d'accordo hpI ritenerp che una marcla
nuzlale imericMni sarebbe proprlo quel
lo che cl xorrebbe Perche' p-l .11-
conoun palo dl spoil pon dosrebbero
essere accompagnatl all'altarc dalle note
dl "Yankee Doodle" o dl "0er There"
su questo nrgomento Oggl la grande
Lega dl cul esa fa parte le dV raglone
Oltre Ij.ilb.ich' la stradi dl Vienna offre
Ustacoll mllitari insuperablll VI e'
pernno li probablllta' che un grande
pserclto che lnadesse ll Carinzli tro
as5p una strada per li redenzlonc dpgll
Statl Balcanlcl
Le vpoRslhllttV rtl una tale avnnzata
'n grande lono cosl tremende che la
mente pslta ad afferrarle 1j' bene stare
In guardla contro le Illusion! anche
quando si e' sallti sulla all della lttorla.
IS'ondlmeno e' .lilllclle non rlmancre
convlntl del fatto che la strada della
pace non sla stata conslrtereiolmentP
accorclata dal grai aenimentl degll
ultlmi noe glornl Itnma, che tennp
tutto 11 mondo clile in pice per plu'
lungo tempo che non lo abbia tenuto
nualslasl altra nazlone nei sccoll passatl,
celebri oggl la ittoria A dlspetto dl
tutto quanto l'awenlre possa aero In
serbo per noi, l'augurio e' slgnlflcante
La marea e' cambiata
u. s."after hidden
GERMAN MILLIONS
Alien Property Custodian
Scents Plot and Has Seized
Several Big Concerns
ew aTk, June 25.
Investigators for the alien property
custodian are here todaj on the trail of
further enemy millions allegpd to have
been concealed under the cloak of Amer
ican corporations, as the result of a
widespread plot Just uncovered Already
$3,600,000 worth of such property has
been seized, and the arrest of certain
more Germans and German-Americans
is expected as an early development
The companies already Involved are
Dleckerho'f, Itaffloer Company, im
porters and manufacturers ; Raffloer,
Erbsloh & Co , cordage manufacturers,
and the jVmerlcan Storage Company, of
Havana
It Is charged that the concealment was
engineered by En aid C Dieckerhoff, who
Is an unnaturalized alien, although be
has been In thla country fifteen years,
and that he was aided by George Carl
ton Comstock, a lawver
The names of the "ready-to-wear"
corporations accused by the Government
are the Knickerbocker Investment Com
pany, and the Knickerbocker Building
and Finance Corporation.
Spanish War Veterans Meet
W HUamsport, P.. June 25 Several
hundred delegates are attending the
fourteenth annual convention of Penn
sylvania department, Spanish War Vet
erans, which opened esterday. The
ladles' auxiliary is also in session. Mayor
A M HoiBland welcomed the veterans,
who were addressed by Emerson Collins,
Deputv Atto-ney General.
M'MVIIK RFNOBTS
CAPF. M.VY. N. J.
coast resorts, are practically un
known at Cape May, owing to the
scientific campaign of exter
mination carried on under
Stale supervision.
For Information as lo
Cottages, Hotels, Etc.,
Address '
E. J. JERRELL
Secy. Board of Trade
CAPE MAY, N. J.
J
IE IDEAL
EENIn& PtTBMC' I;EBQERPHimDtLl
.'
ARMY WILL PROBE
FILM SHOWING TANKS
Seek Information as to How
Hearst Company Got
Pictures
Washington, .Tune 26
jt the lntance of the committee of
public Information, the Acting Chief of
Ordnance of the Army and the Office of
Mllltnn Intelligence hae ordered an
investigation Into the circumstances un
der which the Hearst-Pathe Company
obtiinert permission to exhibit moving
pictures of American tanks in action
It wis sild at the office of the com
mittee on public Information that the
exhibition of the films had not been
censored ind sanctioned by the com
mittee The committee's action was an out
come of the charges made last night
by U H Cochrane, Ice president of
the t'nUersil rilm Company, that the
committee on public Information was
under the Influence of William R
Hearst, and that through this Influence
the Ilearst-Pithc tank pictures were
permitted to be exhibited, while the
Universal film, entitled "Tile Yanks jrn
Coming," wis denied the right to be
shown, as idvertlscd, in the Broadway
Theatre last night
Georgo Creel the chilrman, and other
officials of the committee on public ln
formatin denied that they had sanc
tioned the exhibition of the tank pic
tures of the Heaist-Patho Company
They "aid tint Inquiries made on the
basis of Mr Cochrane's charge devel
oped that a ciptin and a second lieu
tenant of the nnk corps at Oettvshmg
had given permission to thp H irst
Pathe Companv to take and exhibit the
tank film, contriry to the understand
ing with moving picture concerns that
no war Alms should be exhibited with
out the committee's sanction The In
ve"tlgatlon instituted by the War De
partment, It wis sild, contemplated fix
ing responslblll'v for the
permission
granted with a view to military action
against those In the military service al
leged to be concerned
spvivii it nrstiRTs
ATI.WTir ( ITV. N. J.
Coolest and Most Attractive Location
OSTEND
Whole Block Ocean Front
noston to StnenMirn Ae In exclusive Che!-
Fti section Open nur foundings
Ocean Mew ronnn Sen unter bath private
uuu mimic MociTn njnrti nerapeuiic ue
pirtment Orchestra of sololMs.
nvNciNO ni:itY hvevino
Auto bus moets trains I.ooKtet
Ownership direction John T Dolphin Msr
orKANCITA. N. .1.
HOTEL HENRY
7th and Asbury Avenue
Rooms vith and without running witrr
Moderate rat
MR. O, II. HI KV
CAPE MAY. N. .1.
hECt rtl', YOl'It COTTjVGE AND HOTnt.
RESERVATIONS ,T THE HESOllT
llllll i ivr,it UAllll.NU JitJjVV. 11 IN
won i r
W UITIj HOARD OF TR VDE
mi.minnn, N. .1
EDGETON INN N'ear beach- cap 250.
T J Albert Harris Trop
I'llCONO MOUNTAINS. '
Fngles Mere. 1'a.
THF PRFSTMONT IN1M Eagl-s
IflLUriLOimUlll "'"Mere. Pa
The hotel with the Incomparable situation
"200 ft above the sea. on the summit of th
Alleghanles Golf, tennis boating nnd the
finest or rresn-water uaming. .viodern Im
provements Kor booklet nnd terms address
WILLIAM WOODS Manager.
VALLEY FORGE
WASHINGTON INN
CHICKEN . WArFLE DINNERS
WKItNFRSVILLE,
Sunset Hall 0Pen "" th0 ear- Not
ounsei nail nitarlUm Write Geo. s.
Gaul. Pres. &. Mgr., or Ledger Central.
NF.vV lORK CIT
HOTEL WEBSTER
40 We. t 45th St.
New York.
just off 5th Ave
on one of cit s
quietest streets
Much favored by
womeutrnielUui;
without escort.
Within four min-
I utes walk of forty
I theatres
Center of shop-
j plni; district.
Special Summtf Riles
largt Rocm, usi of
bilh.fiom $2 00
lifts Rccm. prints
bath. Irons S2 SO
Sulles, from $5 03
Vf Jshr.ton Qu'nn
CAPE MAV. N. J.
t
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7?S
RESORT
I
wWwIrasfei
$S8ifflM
Ri 4 ; a us-
IS 1 E ii la-
EQ 7J tAVZ-
m y n Eg!
SrflV'.Ml JaJLls
h',v..JSWW. "
W&M
Rlrong point under heaVy machine gun
flro. jV dashing example of bravery.
"Lieutenant Lee S Dillon, engineers
Exposed to hevay gun fire and unshel
tered, he ncccssfully conducted working
parties for flo days"
Nurje Reported Killed U Alivo
ItatMon, Ta., June 25 Reported re
cently to have been killed on the French
battlefront, where she, Is serving as a
Red Cross nurse with Hie first contin
gent fitted out by the University of
Pennsjlvanla, Miss Mao Smith, daugh
ter of n H, Smith, a Hazleton business
man, sent word home that she Is allvo
and well Recently she was on an ambu
lance, the doctor In charge of which was'
struck dead by a shell
Mvrtmrn
Mcrt.fnn KEBFE In P.ltlmore hv
P.yAr,h,lr Klnnnlvlntr YVONNE TUOUET
',vK,EI,K. dRinehter of Mr And Mm Charli-i
IV MKMoniW!
The Hoard of Dlrrclnrs of the Northern
Natlonnl Hank of Philadelphia havlne
learned, with sincere resret of the death of
their fellow memher. WIIjMAM KUM
MEIUjE Sr , drlr to ray thla tribute to
nle memorv .
t rr0?;..!!!8 "m'" of thK organization of the
hank William-Kummerln hes been unfalllne
In hie efforts and earnest In his endeavors
tonnrd the eureese of that Institution
ii"i'-il uimn'.iiiiiiiiK una painstaking, he
w..s ever iiieotlve to his duty, and In his
assochtlon with the members of the board
these virtue, endeirml him to them nil
'! 1 ? ;".?..TO" ?! .!'. "d the
iioneei unassuming; and ralnetaklnc. he
fullness thereof waa bucIi that h nt ,
sorely missed
" pjifnu io nis sorrowing ramily our
sincere and earnest regrets
Resolved Thit this resolution he placed
upon the mlnu'r- of the association pub
llshed In the new"pap"rs of Phllartelnh'v
and a copy therenf he sent to his famllj
eatfjs;
Alln erfn
Pelttenmltler Louise
Hrnm!f To n II
Ttron Mirpar3t A
Ttrown Itlriirfl
Huek arih
Puntlnp Tane
Hums .loreph m
Butz T.el r
Carney, Mary
Carbon, Tlacbel
Crtrter. Kntle
Clark Joseph W
'viitehner rrink I
' "PDln, MMtnn A
Ijivelle, William n
jenahin. Jo-n J
Ijoril Joseph A Ir
I-owrv Tames
MarJfahb, Alexander
McCadden, Iteherea
McCauley Marv.n
Mef-uen. Marie C
Mcponanh Anthony
vfeMnomav. Annlo
?.??,"" Samuel C
Miller. Jiarv A
Murray William
Nelll Kllzahelh
Q'Velll, Mary M
Ormsby. John M
Taterson Mitlldi f
Patrick Margaret M
Pavne, Philip s
Phelan, Magdalena
rross John
Pusov lemes W
Ilex C. Florence
HoKcrs nbh J,
Ilose, Mary Anna
Host, Hrnest
taville lohp Iloss
Schwartz, Martin
'ervoks lohn C.
Slble CIdeon
Snnllrel lohn H
Fnurrler William V
vlvest.r KrHlerlck
Van Djlte Thos K
Walker ftobert
v arner Louise
Warren faille A
" nlt ril7abeth
Wilder James
W Mints Chirlcs M
i Vmr:n 'lf,pn -1
liirillin y.viin i - j.
Donov in N'elUe L
Pouchertv Adelaide
nastnood Walter Sr
Plklnton Ahbv W
Kdvvards n J
Hvre, Oenrpe 51 , Jr.
Fltzaerald James J.
rrarler Sirah C
Friel. William
l"urlone William V.
Han? William
Oentel, Catherine A.
rioldev Charles II
Ooodman Rachel
CIrumm, Cathirlno
Handschumacher,
jVitRiist H Jr
Hart John r
Hirttinir lo'inJ
Hay. ThomaH
llaes, nilzaheth
Heron. Charlts H
Hlnkle. Il V . Jr
Hohluep ( h.rloj r.
Ilornor Unltl JI
Koln John
Kerns, James J
Kejburn, Anna n
ALLEN Jun .'1. AjVHUN ALLEN, aged
(10 Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
services Thurs 2 10 p m , at 4720 King-
sessln ave Int Fernwood Cem Newa
,irk
N I papers nlense codj .
nr-.ITTKVMILI.ER June 23 I.ni'lsr:
w dow or .lonn jieutenmiiier iteiatlves and
. - . - ... . . TT - -
friends Invited to-servlos Wed. 1pm,
ervlos Wed. 1 n m.
diughter s resinvnre -on
e 2010 E Arizona st .
Dvurhln Int. priiate
1
neir 1 merall ana
.1.JJ T-.ll.,, .' A...
HtttiMLilY-June 21 JOHN If son of
lite John and Lucinda Hromley
aged 74,
l!.1nlli,.u nml friends Invili-d to fnnoral
services Wed. 11 a m. 137 W Susnue.
hanni nve lnt private Laurel Hill Cem
BROWN June .'I, at Municipal Hospital,
MARGARET ANNA, daughter of Thomas
I and Delia Brown (nee O'Hern) 1711 Mt
Vernon st . aged 1 vevrs 10, months int,
llnlv Cross Cem Wert morning Vo funeral
BROWN June 22 RICHARD, husband
of Catharine Hrown and son of late James
IT and Man Brown, aged Til Relatlies
i and friends Ilrlcklavers' Local Union, No
I nf Phlh! Washington C-imn Vn 19.
P. O. S of A . Invited to funeral. Wed ,
2 P m. 2320 S Rosewood st Int Tern-
wood Cem l rienas may can 'lues eve.
' Aulo service
SARAH, wife of John
i BUCK June 21
Buck and daughter of Mary Spites and late I S Channel!, 3833 N 7th st go'"nn re
jVndrew Bergman nnd granddaughter of qulcm mnBs M veronica s Church 10 a. m.
Mrs Kato and late Thomas Jlaggl. aged 23 Int private Old Cathedral Cem. ,
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral LIMiBN'LAUl ' Juno 21 WII.LIAXI.
Wed , 2 p m . 017 Wolf st lnt Ternwood I husband of Edna V. Llndenlauf Inee i W Ickes).
Cem Prlends may call Tues eve aged 27. Relatives and friends invited to fu-
Hu-Nllli June -4, jAiMU widow or nerai BerviicB, i.eu , , .n . . ., mi
1 Thomas Hunting Relatives and friends In-! Vogdes and Mne sts Remains may be
vlted to funeral services. Thurs. 3 p m.vlewed Tues, S to 10 p m. Int. Fernwood
1 2141 N I'alethorn st Remains may bs.Cem ,-. .
.viewed Wed. -ve. Int Hillside Cem I LORD Suddenly. June 22. JOSEPH A .
miRNS June 23. JOSFPIf. husband nf Jr . son of loseph A and Jennie .Lord (nee
late Ellen M Burns (nee Murnhv) and son
of late John and Mary Burns Relatives and
frli-nds St Incent de Paul Society of St
Michael's Church: A O IL, No 1, Invited
to funeral, Thurs , S 30 a. m ,N E cor.
Front and Thompson sts Solemn requiem
mass St Michael's Church 10 a m lnt
New Cathedral Cem Auto funeral
BUTZ At Wlldwood, N J . June 23.
LEVI son of late Levi and Louisa Butz
Relatives and friends, Mnlafka Council No
4, jr o u a1 in oi i-niiupsnurg, N J
and Unltv Idge, No in I O O r of Mt
Holly milled to runera services, 4114 Pa-
rltlc ave Wlldwood. N J Wert Opm.
Int Eastern Heights Cem Remains may be
viewed Easton Ileitis Cem. Thur, . 3
CARSON June 23 RACHEL widow of
Alexander Carfin Relatives and friends
Invited to runerni, Weil 1 30 p m , 703
E Clearfield st Services Trinity Re
formed Episcoml Church F st and Alle
Ehenv ave 2 111 p m lnt private
CARTER June 21, ICA riE. wife of
Charles M Carter Inee Rltter) Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral services
Thurs , 2 30 p m . hushjnd a residence noj
Newton ave Oaklvn. N J Int Harleleh
Cem Trlends mav tall Wed . after 7pm
CLARK Suldenlj. June 21, JOSEPH
W . husband'of Alice E Clark Further
notice will be given from 831 N 43d st
CI.FMFNS June 31. Readme. Pa,
HELEN L widow of John P Clemens and
daushter of the late Georse and Mary
CaVn'ev RMativeV-and'frl'endV" ?w ,?i,"& i'nv Ue.i-tn fu"., .ervlce- Thurs pr m"
funeral Wed. 2 n m 2041 s WArnnck it ion s residence. Robert II McCadden. 114
,. .. . i- tn win .. . m . , nt nni.nrt Mninnnpn tip utikr nnn ir nnm
int Mt Morlah Cem Remains may be , Barker ave.. Hharon Hill. lel Co . I'a Int.
i 'P' -2,ln...:. -S" !T. ....Vi,ns may De nrliale Friends may ca Wed nfier7n.nl.
iirwrii i-t s- c !-- -s-tii- i
licKert. agen m jieiaiives ano trlends in
nii-TltlCK June 21 AVON I.E ROT
lr son of Aon Le Roy and Mary Matson
Dletrlck and grandson of Elwond and late
Catherine Matson. aaed months 0 dais
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
services wed - p m residence or great
Branumotner. tun naco si int
Cem Auto funeral
F.rnunnrl
ernvood
DONOVAN June SI NELLIE L daugh
ter of Daniel and late 'Catharine M Dono
van Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral, residence of sister Mm. Anthony Vlr
Hale KM"' Haverford ave W Phlla Sol
emn requiem mass Church of Our Ladv of
the Rosary 10 a m Int Holy Cross Cem
juto service
DOUQIIERTY June 2) ADELAIDE,
widow or unaries ii Dougnerti aged ki
Services Wed 1 p m . apartments of
William II Battersby. 3310 N Broad st
Int private
ELK1NTOV lixlh Month 20th. at Berke.
ley. Cal ABBT W wife of Alfred C
Kfklnton aged fit. Duo notice of funeral
win h given
J-YRE June 21. GEORGE FAUNCE
Ki(t-;. jr . son or ueorge o and Florence
-., - o citi.A. . ji ..
vted'to fSneral servTceT W ed. "iT 'IK
parents' residence. HlJI Svcamore terrace
Haddon Heights, N J, Int
West Laurel
mil uwn
KIT j:iJER.LD lune 23 JAMES J. hus
I band of Margaret I'ltn'erald Inee Riley) and
I son of late Patrick and Mary J Mtzaeratd
Relatlvea and friends. I. CO M , No M;
1-; rvu i ami iiavtnorne Club in
vlted Jo funeral Thura. 8 30 am 805 N
I .Villi it V est Philadelphia SoUmn requiem
mass Our Mother of Sorrows' Church 10 a
m Int Cathedral Cem Car lage runeral.
FRAZ1ER - Fotmerlv of Cedar Brook,
.t t iin a cin.ii I .. i..e iru
liam Frasier. aced .r7 ReUtlea and friends
invnea io service ivea . - p in , uitr 11
, Hair Uldg . 1820 Chestnut st
t lnt lit !'.
lnt Mt. Ver-
i nnn r.ni
FHIEu June 22 WILLIAM, husliand of
May Frlel tnee Frosch) and son of late
William and Fanny Frlel, formerly or Con-
I shohocken Pa Relatlvea and friends. Bar.
tenders' union i ocai no. iii invited rn
funeral Wed, S 30 a m. 2344 S Alder
st High requiem mass Church of the Eplpo.
any 10 a m lnt, St Matthew's New Cm..
Conshohocken, Pa Auto 1 uners 1.
FURLONG June 23 WILLIAM V . tans
band of Elizabeth Turlong and son of Harry
and Maggie Ftirlong (nee McCarty'v Bel
atlvea and friends, f O O M No. 54:
Phlla, Reading Relief Association. In
vited to funeral Thura 8am parents'
residence JU45 N S5th st.. Falls of Schuyl
kill High masa at St Bridget's Church
li 30 a m , Int St Mary's Cem . Rox
Iioroueh ,ulo funeral
CAN- June JJ WILLIAM, hutband of
Amelia Ganz Inee Ehmannl. ag.d 57, Rela
tives and friends St, Joseph's an J fit.
Honlfartus'a Societies. Court Mt. Vernon
No. 117,'. F. of A employes of Frankford
Arsenal' invited to funeral, Thurs., 8 a. m ,
45J7 Edgeinont l . Requiem hl.h mass All
Haints' inurcn. uriaesDurg. v
Int
Holy Redeemer Cem
GSNTELJune 23. CATHERINE A..
widow of William D. Oentel and daughter of
lata Charles and Mary McDevllt. r.elatives
and menus invitea to sunerai,
al w,4 a ail
1003 Monmouth at. High mass bl.
Ilonaventura'a Church 10 a. in. Int, Holy
Sepulchre Ctm
GOI.D1IV -June 23 . CHAIILEH HENRY.
husband of Lillian Uoldty tnee WbetMiMel.
vlted to funeral services, at the residence of .and Mary McDonaah (nee Walshl. of Gur
her daughter. Mrs W Annie Harris, 401 fn!,,,,l',?ril'.h' WliZtti.? IHTPf...0' V.'.
Windsor at. 'int. Charlea Evan, Cem ' ,?,. '"J," n',?lv?? 5d,.'ri." -V-1-
Services Wed '2 30 p m residence "of' ?ue,.,? , " son's, residence. Harry Mil-1 01RLb antfd t0 ork on toldln. paVr
nleceeMrs Frank r Emrei. 4011 Penn v"3 ,'m, "V "xr?.Uml, PoVt.SuS I &.. h""" P "k- t"" hollda.y
st Trankford Int private v morn . ralcoirfer Swamp Cam .Pot i Blown Saturdav ,n thB year round. J9 to start
EASTWOOD June J4 1020 E Columbia la Traln leaves East Manayunk t j7 rii-own L Ballev Co. 410 N Franklin st
wVod Vn'MInler)r Duo,?. of'fune'rM " MURRAY -June 23 WILLIAM, husband GIRL wanted with some knowledge of com-
will h. civ en ' junerai of j, Murray and BOn ot rhomas and merclal photography. Apply William Foo-
ElJW'AIDs Suddenlv June 23 ELIZA- late Martha Murray Relatives and friends ter 120S N list st
nJi.ii ' i j. j i.,,.r o"11 -V ...j. inv ted tn funeral services Thurs . p In ;,.. .- .. ..... !.. 011 a
snaA
; J,iX.j
mm
' -!
nr,ATi!
No- 2M. T. O 0 V.. National Paleatlne En
ramrment. No .Tl, Quiker City Hoque ana
Straw berrv Quclt"- Club, Invited to funeral
service Wed 2 n in lint Harold at. Int.
prhate. I rlfnds may call Tuea. eve.
OOODMAV June 21 H VCHEL OOOD
MAN Inee Hilt) widow of Morrla Goodman
Helatlvea and friends Invited to eervKea,
Weil, Ha m , 1020 Dlttman tt frank
ford lnt private Cedar Hill Cem Remains
mav be viewed Tues , 7 to l n m
QRUMM June 24, CATHAIUNR, widow
of James F Grumm Funeral vrlll take
Plaee Frl , 8 30 a m , till ,V noth t
Solemn mass of requiem Church of Uur Ladv
of the rtosary 10 a m tlelathes and
friends Invited to attend Jnt. (ft Denls'a
'HANDSCHUMACltnn Suddenly, at Shel
by, Tex, 'June IB, Corporal AUGUST H,
Jr., son of Julia P. Handschumacher (ne
Knab) and late Aumist C. Handschumacher,
aged 21 Relatives and friends, Washing
ton Camp No 489. P O S. of A., Stone
men'a Fellowship, 43d Wardi Stonemtn'a
Orchestra, Hitters D SOIh Tleld Artillery;
employes of I'l!y Fabric Co . Invited to fu
neral services Wed , 'J p m residence of
mother 71H W Venango el Int. private,
Chelim Hills Cem.
HART June 23 JOHN P son of Mar
garet and latH Jims Hart nelstlves and
friends Tvcoon Social Club invited fn fu
neral from mother's residence 2324 N.
Reese st Frl 8 30 a m Hlsh mass of
mnttiem St. Edward a Church 10 a m.
Int Hot Cross Cem. Auto service
ItAIlTUXCl June
June. 23 JOHN. J HAn-
ITU.NO husband of Alwlne Hartunc,
r,.,-.i. -. r.i..i. n .HMitta nr
niTn
w'hlch he was a member Invited to funeral I
services, Thurs. 1pm 030 W.TIoca t.
73
Int. private. Aorinwoou vcm rrienn1. may
t. nriRlp. rorthwi
i.nli VV'H R In in n m .vtif nervlre
HAT At 1717 N 29th st , Juno 24.
THOMAS CRAWFORD HAYi husband of
Isabella Hay. Xothe of funeril later
1 rtll.i June .1 'j'.i iwii, i n ihiujilt i
of Mary Haves (nee f,insJm) and late Ellas !
Hajes. Relatives and, frients. Circle No I
I 20. L F of A In I d to funeral serv ces ,
I Mon . 2 10 P , ra , mother a residence 307
HAIIJ June ji ',MiMijiii .iiiu'it-r
i Porter, st lnl Hebrew
Mutual Burial
IGrounds Auto service
v4i.'ui-it inna oi rvtAnT.T!a Tt. Hntl of
Charles II and Mary jV.. Heron (nee Doyle j.
Relatives and frl"nds Invited to funeral,
Krl 8 30 a m uncl-'s residence Patrick
DonnelU H21 E H-son st Illuh mass
. hurcn of Hoiv Nam l'l a m . then to
meet is 17 trilr 1Mb and Columbia ave , for
houlh Hethleheii IM . .
HIVKIjI: June 24 RICHARD A
HINKLK Jr., son of Richard and late Lit
llan Hlnkle Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral services Wed . 2 p m , 25i4
Rllae nv Int ureenmouni t em
wnltf.vvrri At Atltntle t'llv. June il".
CHAU1.KK F husbsn 1 of Caroline Hohlw en
(nee Vnlt7) of I'aulstoro N J. aKd '''I
iRelitlves and frl"nd, Humboldt-Lodrse No
i-.n ! nod A M . Phlla lil.le Club: Wood
burj Loilae, No 's.ii. I. ) O M , Invited
lo funeril servl ea Wed , 2 0. funeral
home John c KimmT'e & Sons 21J7 N
Broad st . above Diamond st Phlll Int
private. Fernwood Cem Vuto service
Friends mav view r-nalns Tu a, " to 8
P m Psulsboro Hot-1 Piul'boro. N J
Jlllll.ll'l. rtl .'ll Hum ;- JiiJ'c -t
t-i m 1. ritirwi
1 .. l. .i.ii. i.mn ) iritrvr u, a
K A I a-JUUiiriu xwii" --i nuiui nun-
b nl " 'nte n" Kpln (ne Seene) and
I Vuto funeral
Near I3a'Trad and Talmer
' streets
KEARNET. Juno 24 JOHANNAII J
! KEARNEY nee Donoghue wife of Michael
IKearnej. Relitives and friends R V M
Sod-illt, Invited to funral 1 rl S 10 n m
from resioence loin jiiinnua si i.ngan
solemn high mass of requiem at Church of
Holy Child 10 a m Int. New Cathedral
1 -" . .Vi' "rvk'e Ojn't nowers
Kl.ll c- June -,. .,.-ico , iiu-iiii'u in
,':. i l.-A.. nn nMlpj nf Innnnl l-nm
inifPoliomil
'f,ni iS-June 22. ANNA nnt.LA
k. a trriMa VT iia natlSA a riihrit il feu-im
if i-'.'v iicrv aged J daughter of John il ind
Relatives
Mars (I Kcjnurn nee .iicueviri;
land frl.ndB Invited to funeral Tues J p
m residence of parents (1.'4 N 2.1th st
.Int lloiv cross i em auio lunerai .
I KU TCIINEH suddenly, on . sixtn-aiontn
22d 1I1K t HANK J KUrLHNI.lt lle
UTL'HNI.lt lleloied
nuso-uiu in -7 "i-- o-uli.",,t' "-r" - ji-ni-
.. . U.J !.'-iia H iTA.l IT
liel Hives onu irienoa i,rium i raierinu
Itel itlves and friends Ornnd rraternltj nlso .
I all other societies of which be was n memfier
are Invited to funeral services onruesday
at S V m sharp at his late residence, ifls.
H. (.nth st lnt liar Nebo Cometerj
Auto i
fimnrat
i LAITl.v . June. . "iii.iue iiiui.iii.iiu
I of Mottle I.aprln , tn-e ualt). "J''' 1'' , VJiV
I tlvja and friends iKtOTe Beneficial Asso
'and pll other orders of which he was a mem
, her. Invited to funeral services Thurs. 2
j, in , 1, , i ,',,t",..t .,t- , ...W..J. .,.,
private Auto funeral
l.AVELLE June 23 WILLIAM ED
WARD Jr . son nf William Edward and
Kthel Lavelle. agvd 12 Relatives and
friends. Belmont Hojs' Grammar School,
41st and Brown sts , Invited to service,
Tlulrs , 2 p m . 40J3 Haverford ave Int.
private Friends ma call Wed eve.
l,l,.,VHAi Juno o juii.. .j iiuKuHiiu
of late Rose Lenaban (neo Nugent) Rela-
lilies ana irienus iiiviici iu miriai, nm .
' 8 30 a m residence of son-ln law. Powell
Oral), aged 24 . Relatives .and rrlend
r-nftmnnrtlitan
Lodge,
No,
233,
of P.:
Camp No 48T P O S of A ; doth Baptist
Sunday School and Church, of which be
was a member, invitea tc runerni services,
Wed ,2pm, 2S32 N 7th st Int. North
viewed
vicwea
wood Cem Remains may bo
Tues , after 7 p. m
LOWIIY June 23 JAMES, son of Martha
and late Samuel Lowrv, aged 21 Relatives
and friends invited to funeral. Wed 2 p in .
2fi0J W" Dauphin at Int Greenmount Cem
I Remains may bo viewed Tues , s to 10 p m
auio iuneri
cXAMl-June Si In Alia ntlc City.
N J. ALEXANDER Mac.NAUB. Jr Due
"DDEN-Juno 24 EREBECCA. widow
Auto service
McCAULET June 22, MARY E wife of
John McCatley and dauRhter of Gecrae and
Susnnna W'ho-ler Relatives and friends,,
bacred Heart S'nclety of Holy Family
Church invited to funeral. Wed 8 30 a m .
471S Mansion ave., Manaunk Requiem
mass Hol Family Church 10 a. m. Int.
ll'.,imlntpr ("Vm Auto service.
McCUKV. lune 22. MARIE C. wife of)
Charles .vi .Mcuuen ana aaugmer or unrls
and Hrldset Murtha (nea Coyne) aued 20.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral,
Wed , S 30 a m , 4707 Worth st Frank
ford Solemn requiem .mass St Joachim's
Chu-ch iu a. m. Int. St. Demlnlc'a Cem.
.Vuto service
McDONAGH. Suddenly, at Baltimore.
Mil . lune 2J ANTHONY, son of Anthony
Morlah Lodge. No 110. R of L P and E
Invited to funeral Wed . 8 10 a m , cousin's
residence. Mrs O iirten. 1808 Insersoll st
Mats of solemn requiem Church of the Gesu
10 a m Int Holy Crosa Cem Auto fu
neral MC.MrjiUJl,rt 1 J UOO -J, Jj-i-lllj. WHO Ol
Edwar,, , McMenomay and daughter "'
vicviRNUMAY June zi, a-miniu. wile or
late Martin and Ann mnjiwrv Relatives
and friends invited to,funeral. Wed ,2pm,
eon. In. law's residence. Peter IjOtter. 6322
Palmetto st , Lawndale, Phlla Int j)M
ll. r.nlrnil.u rm K,mn III maV
Remains may'be
viewed Tues eve
MEANS June 24. SAMUEL C MEANS
Service Wed , 7 JO p. m . 12d N 51st st
MILLER June 2J. MARY A MILLER,
widow of .Inlin.H Miller, aged 78 Rela.
Uvea and friends Invited to funeral services.
223d Cross st. Int Fernwood Cem ne
, miUn,"..m'"r P" "".'a-in.i.?tv!;& .yi"
of James Nlil Due notice of funeral from
...Oil Ianton et
I uNi:iL,l. June 24. MARY M U of
Hush r, O'Neill and daughter of Thomas
I and late Annia Dames RilativeB and
1 friends invited -to funeral. Thurs . 8 30
. in . -ti.: Yvainui ianf. Hniwiuuiu nm-
47J wa nut lane. itoXDornugn noi -
.l
I f,m" IW tf . John the Ran.-ft
. sin, lVhr rim ' iiiin innml. . '
"Eu'rM" cm. auio lunerai. , .
UK11MJ1. Al 101O t uroan Bl .June t,
IOIIN M., son of late Thomas and Margaret I
Ormsby Notice of funeral will be given i
MVlJLne
CALVRU PATERSON, aed 07. Relatives.
na inenas invited to innerai vertices,
I Wed . Ham. chapel of Andrew J Hair
($ Arch and 18th sts Int private
PATRICK. June 24 MARGARET M
I Mnu, .tmanro n Pafrii-L fnee Uluthnl.
I land) Relatives and frlendn invited to fu
'-i -; i.-nf .1....
Mrs James F GUI. 142 W. Glrard ae
' boiemn requiem mass t ruacny s -.nurrn
I In . 1 IIj.Ii, C-ulehe I -0m lllliv
lu a m Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem Auto
funeral
' PAYNE Juno 22. rillLlP 8. son of
Philip and Annie Fame (nee McLaughlin).
Relatlvea and friends Altar and Ros.ry
Society, P. R R Relief Asso , invited to
attend funeral, Wed, 8 3u a m , JSVj
Meredith st Solemn requiem mass St. Fran.
cis xavier a inurcn iu a. m uv. noiy i
r-rn.B rVnm '
PHELAN Suddenly. June 20, JIAOPA
LEVA FHEI.AN. widow of John Theslng
and late Edward Phelan Relatlvea and
friends Invited to funeral Wed . 8 SO a m .
son-in-law's residence William It. oted.
man. 1014 E. Mojamenslng ave, Soltrnn re.
nulem high mass St. Philip de Nerl's
Church in a m Int. private Auto service
PROSS June 23. JOHN PROSS. husband
of late Barbara Pross. In the German Prpt
estant Home, Lansdowne. aged 83, Rela
tives and friends Invited to services, Thurs ,
1 P m , 331 Falrmount ave. Int. private
NpUSVEYd' June 22. JAMES WILLIAMS
PUSEY Relatives and friends Invited to fu
ncral services. Wed . 2 p. m.. 40J0 Aspen
st Int. Fernwood Cem , .
BEX. June 24. C FLORENCE, daushter
of late Enoch and Barbara, S R;xi Rela.
tlves and friends invited ta funeral services.
37 W. Graver's lane Chestnut Hill, Thurs.
t n n. Int 1 W Villi P.em
iinrii,-nn .lune -J3. E
HOUEKli June IU. r-uii, J . pun vi laie
Ebrneter J nnd Sarah J Rollers. Rela
Ulvcr and friend. Invited to funrr.il aeplces,
Ti-es.Sp m klst er a residence Jirs j y
Warden 2013 JT, 17b fct, laX, Oxford, Pa.,
Ved, ' . ..., .-.i .
ttviTV il ivldoiv of Charles H Hornor. I ELI-5AHETH, widow of Joseph John Watts.
i ae lTlo " ' RelatlvS. andC friends Invited to n'"''1,7-1nc'a,,')Vd',n".nd lrd'Jm'LJ'i.-
fiinVai rpulrtenrp of son Harold Hornor. n-ral late residence. Tenn at , Newtown,
! r i ! rtn i Jit Ho 1 N J ThurS 2 Pa.. Tues 3 p. m Int Newtown Cem
i mnv ran pn niir n m i - v f ni.n i.-c v.sj.taa .
nr!e" "-1 and ?' ImV Si! bend's im llW ta" f un.ri. .ev-Thur. .
to.'Asro .McMnit IWner. N No 7TB of ?VlSi:iTTiSr,BrnS,tnvl?at SF J ' June
i,1um,',, iW ..' Th5 r Si J m 51 CHARLES M. WILLITTS. aged n8
Club invited to, funeral Thuis.s t( a m ,, an,i frirnda Invited to funeral,
brother In aw '' ft,' "JU w ed . 2 p m . Smlthvllle. N. J. Int. I. O.
limerick st Hrsh mas; of renulem Church Q j,-'Cpm rfmberton
nf llnlv Name 1 a. m Int Holj Cross I'em I" " v-cm J """"'"
r
s
!a.V.
nu&wiww
Jj? ""jukatwh'
j
Edwin Ri' ttose, ased 7f Relatlvea" and
friends Invited to funeral. Wed . 2 30 p m .
Ilelhavrea, Pa. Int. private Hatboro Cem.
ROST. June 24. ERNF.ST. son- of late
Benedict and Henrlettn Rost. Rrlatlves and
friends Invited to eervl- Wed, 3 p. m
Ollvrr H. Hair Bldg , 1820 Chestnut si Int
Mt Peace Cem
RjVVIM.R inn 24. JOHN ROtS, hus
hand of late Mary Ravllle. need ftt Rela-
lives end fpjn.4 vtMlan Run T.odre. No
l.T. r and A. M. Invited to funeral serv.
lees, Thurs . 2 n m. 1142 N. Alden at. 4
Int Fernwood Cem Renins may bo
viewed Wed , R to 111 p m
.8CHWARTi June it MARTIN, husband
of the late Mary Schwarts (nee Baumann).
aeed 62 Relatives and friends, members
of St Alhertus Counel No 410. V, If 1j .
Rergner & Enirel Arbeiter Peneflclali F. A,
Poth Ar Rnnv r.jnnlnl Korlttles Tlrevrers'
Union. No S, and employes of Berfrner
Knirei Drawing Co Invited to lunerai. inurs
a a. m . 1214 Nj utith st
Requiem mass St
m Int. nrlvate.
I.udwla's Church 10 ji
Auto funeral .. .
snilVOKV June 21 JOHN C, son of
John and Elizabeth Senoky (nee Barrett) and
grandson of Elizabeth and late John Barrett
and John and Theresa Servoky, aged 7
months 1 we:ks Hlatlvcs and rf-lnils In
vited to funeral, Wed ,2pm, pirents resi
dence, inio Oakford st. Int Holy Cross
Cem Remains ma) be viewed Tues , after
8 ti m
SIBLET June 21, GIDEON SIBLEY.
Relatives and friends Solomon Lodge. No
114. r. and A M Columbia ha v-nso-
lT. iU IU IXttuun uiiiiimimtwi iw .-,
K r . nndrxiniionlc Veterins and Masonlc
.U 111. lHUO-ll . uiiiiiiaimiili -w '
Ancients. Invited to services. Wcd. a P. m
residence of son, Pr.jVmos HsibleyB033
Springfield ave Int private Auto funeral.
SMALLZbL June -'2 JOHN H.. husband
of Josephine A Smallzel Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services. Wed. 2
p m . First Presbyterian Church Haddon-
.... ., rr.; t o , 11
Friends may cjll Tues 7 to 0 p. m, 11
Cbtmi st Haddonn.ld. N J
SPURRIEII ; J",p tsewtSw'l1;, !""
WILLIAM A SPURRIER, husband of
nelo :m j iiii. privm, ji,iinb e."
JIHIK'll " iii'" n, J
syLVrJ i r;iv vionaar -.tune :!. rjvtjiJ
ERICK !5YIjVESTER. Funeral service at
his late residence, Haverford, Pa . on Wed
nesday afternoon nt .1 10 o'clock. Interment
VAN' DVKI. '.vt ltnrrlsburg Pa., June 23
THOMAH KITTARA 1 AN 1)VKE son of lat"
James C. van Dvke, U S District Attorney
of Penna , and Elizabeth Maron van Dke
Int private. Woodlands Cem Phlla Tues.
AVAIjKt.lv nine - nuuuai waijIvuk
Relatives and friends Lodse No. 0. F and
A M . Kev stone Chanter. H, A M . Ad
mtral Colllni-swood Sons of at George
Sloan Soelil Invited to funeral Thuf s , 2
Pm, 2tl Roiborough ave. Roxborough
Services bt Stephen's P E Church 3pm
lnt Leverlngton Cem
WARNER June 24, LOUISE A . wife of
John 8 Warner. Due notice of funeral will
be alien
WARREN Suddenly, on June 21 lfllR,
at Haverhill. Mass SALLIE A WARREN.
wife of William E Warren Due notice of
i iiirerai
WAITS Juno 22 at Newtown Pa.,
ai 1 21 il m
WILDER June
4. JAMES? husband of
Wilder.
BRea yh i(eiaiie
LOST AND FOUND
DOG Boston terrier, bflndle and white, left
foreleg and foot white. ,7 months old- nn
swers to mmo of Governor Reward If re
turned to J. U Rut, 7J0 Westvlew St.. Oer-
m.nloivn m
KETS Lost, bunch keys, between' Camn
1)lx nml Philadelphia Return Rartholo-
nif-u- 1T4 ' Arch
niPWj I H- Jin
PIN Lost, Thursaaj. June 20 ladv a part-
i chased sold lover sknot. breastpin, with
lUmond Koln-from Gtmhols s stor'-'on Mar
, ket st to Childs's restaurant, 12th and
vi ri aei ''". '.'"Hnder Artdr... Vt sio
ThSaLcviifiV! nnder. Address M 310.
. .annhlr, ami nnrl rrerent ln
vu- a --a at,
HELP WANTED FEMALE
(Other Clqssllleil Ads on. Page 2)
A PATRIOTIC OPPORTUNITY
TELEPHONE SERVICE IS VITALLY
IMPORTANT IN. CARRYINO ON THE
WAR.
3000 YOUNG WOMEN TFUeVhoNE OP
ERATORS IN PHILADELPHIA AND M
CINITY, THE WORLD S WORKSHOP
ARE PATRIOTICALLY HELPING TO WIN
THE WAR.
YOUNG WOMEN 17 TO 30. YFARS OF
AGE CAN ENTLR THIS GREAT WORK
AT ONCE.
9 TER WEEK IS PAID DURING THE
FIRST FOUR WEEKS. WITH RAPID AD
VANCEMENT THEREAFTER.
PERMANENT POSITIONS; EXPERIENCE
UNNECESSARY.
THE WORK IS CLEAN AND FASCINAT
INO THE SURROU.NDINGS jV.RE PLEAS
ANT. MEALS SERVED AT COST: ANNIVER
S.RY PAYMENTS, SICK BENEFITS.
VACATIONS WITH TAY: NOT ovnrt N
, HOURS' WORK PER DAY.
tjf)OK INTO THIS PATRIOTIC OPPOn.
TUNITY TALK IT OVER ANY WEEK
DAY BETWEEN R AND 0 WITH
MISS M II. RYAN
jT 408 MARKET ST , PHILADELPHIA
' on
MISS V M. ELLIOTT
20 E 5TII ST.. CHEbTER, PA.
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF
PENNSYLVANIA
BILL CLERK. Elllott-Flsher: pleasant office
surroundings; state age, experience, salary
expected P 436 Ledger Office.
BINDERY GIRLS wanted, experienced fold
ers, wire etitchers- and gatherers. N. E.
corner Arch and lllth sts
BOOKKEEPER in accounting department;
joung lady with knowledge of double-entry.
Public ledger Company, Bth and Chestnut
streets.
BOOKKEEPER and stenographer, exp In
ladies' waist factory nref with highest
recom'ndatlon Mllarlm Mfg Co 1214 Arrh
BOOKKEEPER, nung lady: must be orderly
and good penwoman, experience in corpora
tion accounting preferred Address, In own
handwriting, statins age, experience, date
could commence and salary wanted, F 1147,
,. ml- ilf,-
' Ledger Central
CAP SPINNERS AND TWISTERS
WANTED. EXPERIENCED AND
LEARN'ERS OOOD WAGES AND
STEADY WORK. PRINCIPALLY
KOR GOVERNMENT WORK AP
PLY GRISWOLD WORSTED CO ,
DARBY, PA.
4.j,..,-...A.Jo ...i . ......... e-
larse hotel In Philadelphia, salary 30 per
month, with board and aerommodatlona: It
is a good reliable position for a sjatematlc.
competent, experienced woman over 30 jears
of age. Answer in handwriting- of appll-
cant. irMns as experience, nuallflcations
Office
iHivi reierencea, i- o-.. wunrr
, h ..-,. T KOI T aAtwmtt
i hii r-.ridi---t - "--. ntri
MTJi.T,GAP OPERATOR, permanent po.l
I . tlon.
eood salary and congenial surround
, -'ipniv 4. Arch st
i : -; , .
.. .
OPERATORS
FINE SHIRTS. IN THE-BUILDING.
c ,T -.frnrR- ,,. v-rn
j a- o- -. ,....,. ....
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
bHOES General operators and ampera
a ! I l-4 ClJiVinliaii Jt rrt A anrl Mar.
i. f' ' . Vi 'v"" " -- - -
i-
SILK PICKERS AND SPREADITOS Splen
did waees for particular, workers. Iiala
while learning Apply Grlsnold Worsted
Companv, Darby, i'a
STENOGRAPHEIl and tpewrller. comn
t.nt- ..narlpnr nut an necessarv a. ll
impo
tent: experience not so necessary as In-
telllgence: pupil of high school or other
Ulgence: pupil of high
Vinnl ai-rentanle If an efr
an efficient worker:
: per.
' 300.
manent position and good salary. W
Ledger Branch 2d and 'Tioga sts
fcTMKnnnAPllHIl Well Knuwn financial
stitutlon has vacancy for stenographer.,
who will operate dictaphone. Call atM421
rnestnut st . itnom nn
STENOORAPHLH, one with some knowledge
V bookkeeping. Apply 171 W. Lehigh ave.
TEACHERS Those desiring for patriotic
reasons to return to teaching next fart
are offered vacation work at same salary.
1- .un ijeuger ui"
TELEPHONE OPERATOR for small private
branch exchange; pleasant addreas essen
tial; state age. experience and salary de
sired F Ol1! Ledger Central
TYPIST Young lady for clerical work In
billing department r accurate at figure:
stenography not necetaary. P 501. Ledger
oinre.
TJ PIST Young ljdy for billing department!
rflulcK una jiecrra-e ai iirr. nno un iyp"
vrrier r ." t. "jt "t '. r
itPJ8T for billing and general office, work;,
aUU age, reference, -alary, anilf expert-
uinixi iu mane ubiiiwi.o j..j
Kth B
''.
'ffcf V.'
V 1,V
v -m
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VwirW-.wa-wmsm' 'tnn.a'" lV
juMj-t vv ja jl jaajjjj JBusaja.A)jB r jjiJyJ
(Other Classified Ada en Pag S) I -M .
WAITftEPRE1 wanted for the Engltstdk
Hotel Beach Haven, N, J, Apply R. T.
Enelo, Mcr.
WlNOKltH'on cotton nrr, Apply Wright
Textile fo Tasper and Orleans sts
V
WOMEN
wanted for office building cleaning 6 hour
per day, 0 a m to n a. m. and 5 p m. ti
Sp. mi good wages: steady work. Apply 481
UAitJ-l J.1J.U& UUILUlflU
yf -
lOU.NO LADT as assistant Intoal office lo
cated In the northwestern "part of city:
stata experience and salary. V 627, Ledger
Office
YOUNO LADY to tend college cloakroom In
erehange for -business college training.
P R22. Ledger Office
SUMMER WORK to supplement salary from
teaching, employment even' aummer if
satisfactory P-407. Ledger Ofllee
fleneral
BUSINESS SERVICEtO , 1101 Land Titla.
BKPRS , 120-130. t4)TENOa'ERS. $15-120.
HELP WANTED MALE
(Other 'Classified Ads on rate 2)
AMBITIOUS
MEN
WANTED
TO LEARN NEW TRADE
CHEMICAL OFERATonS
EARN GOOD PAY AND BONUB
EIGHT-HOUR DAT
RAPID ADVANCEMENT
BOARDING HOUSES AND BARRACKS
TROVIDE MEALS AND LODGING
APPLY
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
NATIONAL ANILINE CHEMICAL CO.
.MARCUS HOOK. TA.
ACETYLENE WELDERS
BOILERMAKERS
BOILER FIREMEN ,
MACHINISTS
LABORERS
First-class men wanted
Apply Superintendent's Office
POINT BREEZE GAS WORKS
TASSYUNK AND SCHUYLKILL AVE8.
PHILADELPHIA
ACETYLENE WELDERS. 25. wanted. J.
S Thorn. Co , 20th and Allegheny ave
BILL CLERK, Elllott-Flsher; pleasant offlca
surroundings: state, age experience, sal
ary expe cted P 431. Ledger Office.
BOOKKEEPER. Camden manufacturing
plant wants bookkeeper, with knowledge
of stenography, typewriting and canaral
office work P 413 Ledger Office
BAKERS
Cracker and biscuit bakers wanted
peelers, rollers and general help
8 hours -dally
except Saturday, B hours
working conditions the best
e
Opportunity for advancement
NATIONAL BISCUIT CO.
13th st. and Glenwood ave.
BOOKKEEPER EXPERIENCED DOUBLE.
ENTRY BOOKKEEPER IN ACCOUNTING
DEPARTMENT.
1'UHL.li; jjE-UUfjll VJWVlI-Ar
0TII AND CHESTNUT STfa.
BOOKKEEPER, thorough knowledge stenog
raphy: excellent future for energetic young
man, state age, exp.. ref, M 288. Led. Off.
BOYS WANTED
10 TEARS OR OVER- M AND S10 PER
WEEK: GOOD OPPORTUNITY AND
CUANUzjo run AuvA.ijiJivi, ja-c-xj).
BECKER, SMITH & PAGE
WATER AND SNYDER AVE.
CLERKS Railroad jard clerks: good -am.
Apply H. ana V. JV. JV., nvill auu j-cn.
son sts. ,
COMMISSARY EMPLOYMENT DEPART
MENT OF GOVERNMENT SHIPYARD AT
HOG ISLAND RF.QUIREB SERVICFS OF
EXPERIENCED WHITE COOKS EXPERI
ENCED WHITE BUS MEN AND WHITE
MISCELLANEOUS KITCHEN HELP. HIGH
WAOES AND PLEASANT LIVING SUR
ROIINDINOS APPLY UNITED STATES
EMPLOYMFNT SERVICE 8 W COR 3D
AND WALNUT STS. SEE MR SCULL,
DO NOT APPLY AT HCJJI ISLAND.
CUSHION MAKERS wanted.
Bill at
Apply 244 S.
I
DE8IQNEBS
10 first-class designer and draftsmen oa
tool, gauge and fixture work. Apply at one
to th ,
MIDVALE STEEL AND ORDNANCE CO.
EDDYSTONB RIFLE PLANT
EDDYSTONE. PA.
Plant Employment Hours Dally. 7 a. m.
to 5 p. m . except Sunday; Saturday.
7 a. m. to 11 a. ra.
OR
PHILADELPHIA OFFICES
Woodland ave and Island rd
6203 Market at.
1510 Arch at.
Office Hours B a. m. to 8 p m. dally.t
Sunday, 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
BRING REFERENCES
CRANE OPERATOR, for ten-ton electrln box
erase Apply foundry department. Bern.
stein Mfa Co 3d and Allegheny ave
DRAFTSMAN
WANTED
APPLY ANY EVENING. 7 TO 9
, EXCEPT SATURDAY
NELSON VALVE EMPI.OYMENT OFFICE
RAYMOND PUILDINO ROOM 21S
BCOa OERMANTOWN AVE
"" DRAFThMEN -
Construction, architectural, heating and
nininv draftsmen wanted for heavy coneret
and steel construction, work for the Governs
ment in virinity oi t-niiaaemnia.
Call on
Flske rr Jonsson, 182vWylh at.,
Phlladel-
p-ua. wunaay.' juw . or later.
DRIVERS wanted; best of wages i at.ady
work: no time lost. Apply 1204 .
Montgomery ave
ELEVATOR OPERATORS, LICENSED
Whit" American eltUens
between the agea of 31 and 45
Good salary
SEE MR. KROUSE
12S0 Arch, sixth floor
x : a d
ELEVATOR OPERATOR8
for office building service, white; steady , ;iJ
rillflV ll,E(,.r nf., ..www. .. . .,,HM.f M
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I VtllTllll OnPniTOrO nm .... K,.na'
,.r,,t...,. v.- -,--w.. .... v.t.vw -...-- -
ing p-rvice --Tnre: aieanv empieymen-. ,,a
jpiy Ilnnm 414. yuiemr Hut iIrjt. 'S?
Apply Il
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