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:rjtone hotel
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ft mil v hotel. Farm
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OCEAN CITY, N. J.
HOTEL BRIGHTON
'4? ' OPENS JTTNE 2
''f'Julr la a fine month In Ocean
Cttr beat of bathlns and flahlnc.
"Jfiwaya cool and refreahlnc.
I Hotel Renovated throuihout.
1 RnnmJ with nvlu.,.
H levator. Opena for 20th eeaaon Juno
H. church, owner ft Proprietor
TjM Conv. loc Rooma with run's
ieim. . larger, nn nricmon 1'iace.
Ocean view; excellent table.
Booklet. E. RLUNDIN.
mnrsG jake beach, n. j.
Shoreham Sprln,lt Vke Btach-
lon the lake: two hlocka from nr.an
r beach. E. E. SPANOENBERO. Prop'
-JgU. SEASIDE PARK. N. J.
JrTHE MANHASSET
on the ore an front. Capacity 300.
n- nujii tunnt. frop.
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HALL-IN-THE-MOUNTAINS
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iWi unusual acenery. every comfort.
ritconceriB. ezceueni taoie. goir,
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fijklftMianiSVTUsK. PA.
Hal Open an the year. Not a
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JJIIIII . -
Totuur Men and Bora
Bi . .
C-r'-y TVUU&9A-UI.IV.' VA.
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4ea Sneat home traditions of the
awn. xiraiimui lorauon m beau-
uwu vAiicjr. iw miiea rrom
a. ' Prenarea for rnlle-1. i..hnt..i
and buelnesa. Music, athletic.
t rHnina- Hall and Dormitory. Limited
' ( C"vc,!.,lv'. -!i",0lt on requeat.
I. Benchoff, A. M Headmaater
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pBdncational Bureau at
k? Ledger Central. Here.with-
; fuss or bother, you may
in complete and reliabla
ation of any board-
ol for boys or girls,
academy, business
s,.iMdal schools for
" 'i-atarded chiWren, conservs
" 'tory 'of rnujeic, college or
;: university, uur intimate
'knowledge of the advan-
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Yonng Women and Girls
HoUl exe
Summer Session
July 8' to August 17
Collece English, Foreign Langu
ages, luatnemaucs, History, eco
nomics. Psychology, Physics, Chem
istry, Biology, College Credit.
TEACHERS COLLEGE courses
in Music, Household Arts, Special
War Courses in Home Service and
Food Conservation.
DEPARTMENT OF .COMMER
CIAL EDUCATION in continuous
session throughout the year.
Send for circular.
Fhone, Diamond 631
TEMPLE UNIVERSITV
llroad St.. below lierka I
I Philadelphia,
pLEAR, crisp air sunny
- rooms a course of study, from
kindergarten (age 4 y . a r s)
through high school and college
preparation, planned not only for
classroom study, hut actual prac
tical Instruction theie you have
the Idea behind the
Oak Lane
Country Day School
Auto-bus from city center, Oer
mantonn and Jenklntown Not
a boardlne achool Neweat meth
ods new buildings democratic
spirit. Booklet lrte. Reservations
now being- made for lOlu-IO-21.
r CENTRAL
SCHOOL SYSTEM
The only private. School with ele
mentary schools in various parts of
city. Thorough education from kin
dergarten to College or business life.
Guarded companionship; close per
sonal contact with skilled teachers.
Special attention to physical training.
Separate departments for boys and
girls In senior school. Reopens Ninth
month 24th.
Year Rook now ready : Write for Ratea
JOHN W. CARR, Ph. D.. Principal
15th and Race Sts., Philadelphia
SHORTHAND AND nOOKKEEPINO
Dregg ahorthand, the eaay. speedy ayetem.
Bualneaa cnuraes. Day or eg,schools. Enroll
any time. To meet the heavy and Increasing
demand for young men and women with
office and business training our classes wilt
he rnnflnued day and evenlnc thru.
nut tr,tnnw iimm r mnnth,. f7fltl Or
II'TbI write for particulars and catalog.
rniLA. BPSINESS COLLEGE
1017 Theetnnt Street
Shorthand System in 30 Days
Philadelphia School of
Office Training
V. E. COR. 16Tn CHESTNUT ST-i.
Entrnnre Ifith St. Phone Ixtenat IMS
BIDDLE SCHOOL r,rch,lrdrr,e,n,,rt
4531 WAI.NCT ST.,, PHILA.
Beautiful home environment, best dietary
defeeta mlnlmlted by perfect method. Mon.
teasorl method precedea general education.
Pupils limited. No case hopeless Booklet
SUMMER SCHOOL WAR TOCRSES
nookkeenlng. Shorthand. Typewrltlnr
rncllsh, Penmanship. Preparing for Civil
Service examinations. Special advantagea
for teachers. Day and evening sessions.
r-.....1a n free.
PAI-MER SCHOOL. 18 8. 10th St.
WAR EXTRA
Summer Instruction In Oremr Shorthand
Touch Typewriting. .Bookkeeping. Day and
r-venlne. Catalor sent.
THE TAYEOR SCHOOL. 1008 Market Streel
Teafhera' Wanted. Positions watting. Free
reatst'n for Collere and Normal eraduatea
Modern Teacher.' Bureau. 10OT Market gt.
CTDAVFR"! The Beat Bualneaa School
a 1 IVr I C" KOI. 807 Chestnut Street
posltl""" ruaran'd. Enter now. Day or night.
FRIENDS' SELECT
QN-THE-PARKWAY 16th
A School for
Jioys and Girl,
and 17th Sts.
WEST CHESTER. PA.
West Chester State Normal School
On Penna. R. R.l trolley to Phlla. Flta for
teaching, rollege. bualneaa; M20 to ?80fot
board.tultlon.etc..per year. q.M.Phlllpa.Prln.
DEVON. PA.
ACEKWOOD TCTORnVO SCHOOL for
allghtly retarded children. Open all Tear.
MIM nEVEHHUX, Box P. Devon. Pa.
READING, PA.
Schuylkill Seminary
Readings JiBuor College
Preparatory and Junior College courses foi
II colleges andunlveraltle. Co-ed. classical,
commercial, music, elocution and domestic
aeleliee. fiaiea .. , "iv .. reqwH.
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WnXlAMSPORT. PA.
WCKINSON SEMINARY Jk
atory, Elective cour. Co-ed, .Large cam-
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Young Women nnd Glrla
rffoiirSsa
Summer School and Camp
July Augail September
Responding to the urgent de
mand for trained war workers,
the school will this summer offer
to a limited number of girls,
special courses in training for
various war activities.
Golf, Tennis, Canoeing on nearby Lake, Horseback Riding,
Stenography, Typewriting, Agriculture, Art and French.
Address Secretary, Glen-Gummere, Princeton, N. J.
Anting Men and Boya
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY
Day & nlsht classes. Prepare for service In
Army Navy or Mer. Marine High pay. Ino..
Instruction Office, Y. M. C. A., HU Arch.
rllKSTEK. TA.
PENNSYLVANIA
Military College Men Command
"Carry On The, th Trorda of the first
P. M C. man to fall In No Man's Land,
express the life and spirit of this old Insti
tution -whose sons, from Lieutenant to
Malor General, nre with the Flag; as In
CIM1 War days.
While her graduates direct munitions pro
duction, man battleplanes. lay down the
barrage, and go oer the top, p. M. C.
"rarrlpn on" as steadily and 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, R. O. T. C. Collegiate courses
In Civil Engineering, Chemistry. Economics
and Finance. Preparatory and Junior
Schools.
Col. Charles K. Hyatt, Commandant.
Box 565, Chester, Pa.
"The Wet Point of the Keystone State
lIMtKISRURO. PA.
A Capital School near a Capital City
'iiavvizbixrg,
A country school founded 1788. Modern
'buildings, large campus. Advantages of email
classes and Individual Instruction. Thorough
college preparation. Rates J800 to 1600.
Supervised athletics. Separate school for
younger bos. Wo Invite closest Investiga
tion a personal visit If possible. Write for
our catalogue and plana of new dormitory.
New Junior school building will be open for
September term Address
ARTHUR E. I1ROWN. II. A.. Headmaster
nEf.T.ETONTE. PA.
BELLEF0NTE ACADEMY
Ideal home preparatory schocd for
boys In foothills of Alleghenles. Sub
jects selected to suit chosen career.
Kleven teachers. Sprlnc water. Uicht-
acre athletic field Gymnasium and
swimming pool. Four buildings. Rates
moderate. Limited to 100 boys. 15
years and upward. Catalog.
James P. Hughes. A. M . Headmaster.
Bellefonte, Pa
SALTSBURO. PA.
KISKIMINETAS SPRINGS
SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Trepares for college or business. The
closest personal attention Is given to each
boy. Several football and baseball fields.
Golf. Tennis. New Gimnaalum with swim
ming pool and bowling alleys. Fine athletic
spirit with strong competitive teams. School
owna Ita own farm and coal mine. Rata
1700.
Dr. A. M. Wilson. Jr.. Pre... Saltaburg. Pa.
BORDEXTOWN. N. J.
-BORDENTOWN
Military
Institute
Thorough preparation for college or
business, Efficient faculty, small classes.
Individual attention, military training,
supervised athletics. Rosa taught HOW
to study. 34th vear. For Catalog address
COL. T. D. LAND0.N
Prln. & Commandant. Bardentnwn. N. J.
ENGLEWOOII. X. 3.
Sheldon School for Boys
Boya ten and over taught to think and act
for themselves. Preparatory and Business.
On beautiful Hackensack. 12 mites from N.
Y. Healthful outdoor games and sports
canoeing, swimming, rifle practice. Address
headmaster; BIVFRVIEW LODGE,
Box 14, West Enclewood. N. J.
TORT DEPOSIT. MP.
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One of the
flftren buttdings
mnmutmmsT
-a
THE TOME SCHOOL
Publishes an unusually Interesting
and attractive catalogue. A line
addressed to the Secretary will
bring Information about this great
national boarding achool Informa
tion about Its scholarly faculty;
about Its buildings and grounds,
which have coat a million and a
half dollara; about Ita rich cur
riculum, about the fine type of
Tome boy. Military Drill
A Sepnrnfe ftrhool tor Little Haw.
PORT DEPOSIT MARYLAND
CIIKSTNUT HILL. PA.
CHESTNUT niLL ACADEMY
A country boarding and day school for
boya. Thorough preparation for college, acl.
entitle achool or bualneaa. Highest atandards
of acholarshlp. Elev, 400 ft, All athletics.
Golf links, fine gym., with swimming pool
Separate Lower School for boys from 8
years upward. Catalog. Snec. low ratea for
five-day boardera. James J.awaon Patterson.
Headmaster: St. Martins. Chestnut Hill. Pa.
Both Sexes
VIXEI.AND. N. J.
MAPLEHURST SCHOOL "7.
A select home school for a limited number
of retarded and subnormal children. Seven
teen years' experience. Booklet P.
AMELINE BERAULT ARNADE. Principal.
MANASSAS. VA.
EASTERN COLLEGE ""-jfjy
Co-ed, near Washington. D. C. Degreea
granted; an courses. Prep School, Rate'llAO.
Catfcio. Vt. II. V. Hoop, J'rei, Bog, A.
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sons
Girls who wish to gain valu
able time in preparing for en
trance to school or college may
pursue their studies here under
expert guidance and ideal work
ing conditions.
Miss Marshall's School
FOR GIRLS OAK LANE, PHILA.
Day and Boarding Departments Primary.
Intermediate and college preparatory
courses. Art, Music. Expression. Domestic
Science, Secretaryship. Teacher to every 6
girls, 4-acre Campus with lake. Large,
airy study rooms. Outdoor athletics. Write
for appointment or telephone Oak Lane
1020 Illustrated catalog.
Mls E. B. MARSHALL. Principal,
THE PENNSYLVANIA SCnOOL FOR
SOCIAL SERVICE
Trains for Social Work In Associated
Charities, Hospital Social SerMce, Industrial
Welfare Work. Child Welfare, Housing and
Anti-Tuberculosis Work, Probation and In
stitutional Management.
Trnlnn Nurses for Public Health Nursing
In School Nursing, Industrial Nursing Medi
cal Social Service, Infant Welfare and Vie.
Itlnar Nursing
Ninth vear opens September Ifl, lntft
For bulletin, address BERNARD .1. NEW
MAN. Director. ISM rlne St.. Philadelphia.
The Holman School "Vtreet1
A school .lth a genuine working atmo
sphere. Olrls and young; boys developed for
lives of usefulness. Vocational and cultural
train lnp. Self-expression. Voire Develop
ment Lessons In Presiding. Close personal
attention In small classes Auto service for
small boys and girls. Telephone Locust 13BS
KLIZAR-ETf! W. RRALKY, A. II.. Principal.
SWAI.TnMOI.lS. PA.
MARY LYON SCHOOL E,
A home school. Handsome new fireproof
residence hall. Outdoor classrooms. College
fireparatory, household arts, general flnlsh
ntr courses All outdoor activities. Catalog.
Address Dox 1508, Swarthmore. pa.
CTTAMnERSnURO, PA.
PENN HALL
CnAMRERSBCRG. PA.
Girls' College Preparatory. Modern Ian
guage and special courses. Certificate privi
leges. Rooms with private bath. New gvm.
naslum and swimming pool. Ratea. 1800.
Catalog and vlewa. May each year apent at
Atlantic City. Work continues uninterrupted.
Add. Frank 8. Maglll. A. M.. Prln.. Box W.
ALLENTOWN. ta.
PVrljtr Proar COLleoe for women
veaar v-resi alle.vtown. pa.
New bldgs,; m acres. Degree courses. Piano
Art. Voice, Expression and Home Economics.
Two-year courses. Cultural. Secretarial.
TARRVTQWN. n. y.
Miss Mason's Summer School of Patriotic
Service for Girls. Tarrytown-on-Hudson.N.Y.
UlTHERVlI.LE. MP.
I Maryland College :
1BJ3 rOR WOMEN 1918
College Preparatory. B4 Years' History
C.oll'Ke.. , , I lrl" ,rom 32 States
Domestic Science 10 miles from Rait.
Music 'Fireproof Buildings
Expression Non-Seetarlan
Address President Ranae for Catalog P.
UTTHFRVTLLE. MP.
NEWARK. PEL.
Women's College of Delaware
To women dealrlng a liberal education
under ideal conditions of home life, the Worn.
en'a College of Delaware offera unexcelled
opportunities at extremely low cost. Sltuat-
ri ' urnumui in neaiiniui region, "one
hour from Philadelphia. For catalog write to
miss WINIFRED J. ROBINSON. Dean.
Newark. Delaware.
WASHINGTON. P. f.
f
aul Institute A.ii0"S"r
2107 S Slreet.N.W, School for
Waahinnion.D.C. clr,
Regular High School and College Preparatory
Courses. Special Certificate Courses; The
Arts. Journalism. Short Story Writing. Kin.
deraarten Normal Tralnlnar. Domeatfr. ali
enee. Business Course. Parliamentary Law.
Mrs. Nanette B. Panl. LL.B.. Frealdent.
Author of "Paul'a Parliamentary Law"
Paul institute Chautauqua opens at Venice
Parle. Atlantic Clfp. N. J.. July tit.
Young Men and Bora
ALLENTOWN. PA.
Allentown
Preparatory School
Prepares boss for leading colleges and
universities. . High standards. New build
ings. Special department for boya over 10.
Athletlo teams. Large campua and gymna
sium. Terms $400. Catalog on request.
Visit the school. Write Box 401.
William H. Reese. Principal. Allentown. P.
HACKENSACK. N. J.
NEWMAN SCHOOL
nACKENSACK. NEW JERSEY
A college preparatory boardlnr achnnl rM nn
boia. Under Catholic auspices. Small classes
Individual attention Reaident chaplain.
JbSSK ALHWtl 1.UCKK. LL. D
Prealdent of the Board uf Trustees
C, E-DELBOS, Head Master
IILAIRSTOWN. N. J.
BLAIR
ACADEMY
FOR BOYS
BLAIRSTOWN, N, J.
Healthful location. 12 miles from Dela
ware Water Qap. 100-acre campus and ad
Joining farm. Perfect equipment. 8 hand
some buildings Supervised athletics. Double
gymnasium. Preparation for college and
technical schools. Mllltarv drill. Visit Blair
and see Ita advantages. Write for catalog A
JOHN C. SHARI'E. I.L.D.. Headmaster
ESSEX FELLS. N. J.
KINSLEY
" School for Boya
22 mllea from New York; high elevation:
grounds: superv. athletics: military tralnln..
wwrr nuun ,u, uu,,e uuiii exienSlVO
i. K. Campbell, M. A
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STAUNTON. VA.
Staunton Military Academy
Only Goremm't nonor Arademy In' South
Largest private academy tn the East.
Boys from 10 to 20 years old prepared
for -the Universities. Government Acad
mlea or business. Gymnasium, swimming
pool and athletic park. New 1200,000
barracks. Charges. 1470. 1 For catalogue
address Col. Wm, G. KABLE. -Ph. 1)..
Principal. Staunton. Va.
WAYNESBORO. VA.
Fishburne Military School
New S100.000 Fireproof Eonlpment
Prepares for universities, business life.
Diploma admits to all colleges. Reeultfut
military training. Beautiful, healthful sltua-
tlon. Every cadet participates In annual
encampment at Grottoes on Shenandoah
River. 8fth year. Small classe. Catalog.
MaJ. MORGAN 11. liUDGIr... Frla.
Box WW, Harnrsbero. Va.
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Ashman. Amanda M. Keefe, Elizabeth' B.
Balrd. M.llM
Kelly. Caroline a..
Bartlett. Henrietta
Bortseheller, Marga't
Brltton. Frink
Brown, William ,
Rrown. Marv Emma
Breldlngery Mary
Buckley.-Margaret E.
lluehler, Margaret
Cowan, Ilertha A.
Cramer. Matthias
Crosble, Thomas P.
Daniels, Hannah C.
Dever. Joseph
nickel, Trederlck
Duryea, Alfred Eyre
Dutton, Helen E.
RIMs, Htrrv
Elderlnn. Aenes Q.
Emerson. Etmer
Errlekson. Herbert
Fsgan, Catherine M.
Fisher. Francis P,
Ite. Ocorgew
Fell, Susan T.
Frake, Joseph II.
Fullmer, Frank W
Gerhard. Anna I,.
Olsdvnev, rvlii
Oradwell, John
Grletes. Theodore p.
Grumbrecht, E. P.
Hackenburg. W B.
Halnea Francis C
Hannlgsn. Anna C.
Hansen, Marie A.
Henderson. Susan
Herring. Kiln M
Holden, Charles L.
KIley.'Marle
Kln. Minnie L
Koch. Frederick
Leggo,, Thomas
:.lclde. H.rrv M,
Lorraine. Robert It.'
Mine. William W
MacCorkle Eilt. R.
Marburg, Edgar
Maul, Herman
Maytrott, Mjra F.
McCun-y, John
McGinn. Bridget
MrHurh, William B.
Mehl, George A.i Jr.
Methlle, WllllamiE.
Mlckle. Hannah M.
Miller. Henry
Miller. Emma
Mills. Richard
Moore. Robert B.
Muldoon. Margaret
Polhemus, Mary At.
Price. Joseph
Oulnn. Anastasia
Bex. Amelia I.
Roberts John E.
Rolston. Mabel P.
Scott. Matthias
Pmedley. Mary Emily
Spenee. Marv
Htitag. Virginia
Stessler. Josephine
r-neher. Slmn P. F.
Whlteman. William
Williams. Fred'k W.
Wilson, Mary
" ung. Samuel
ARMSTnONG June 27. WILLIAM
OEORqE hushand of Laura Armstrong (nee
Haines). Relatives and friends. Martin
Luther L of J Nn 73 Gen W 8. Han
c5c.,rPuncl1 N- "01. O. of I.i employes
of William Scholes ft Sons.' Invited to fu
neral services Mon., 2 p. m M32 N. 3d
ft. Int Oreenmount Cem. Remains, may
De.,3ST,.Sun- Rtt" " P- rn -
..API!i,ANi '" 26. at Ocean City. N. J.
AMANDA M.. widow of Peter Ashman, aged
, neiaiivrs nnn rrienas invitea to runerai
services. Mon. 2 p. m.. residence of William
R Schofle d '-1 f2 S '20th ,t. Int pYlVatr" I
...v. ..nan em,
n.BA.,PP-r"Pormrlv' ot Topeka, Kan., June
23, MATILDA BAIRD. In her 82d year. Rel
atlvea and friends Invited to funeral serv
ices. Sat.. 3 30 p. m.. 2636 N. 8th at Int.
private, Greenwood (K. of P.) Cem. Auto
funeral,
BARTLETT, June 27 HENRIETTA,
widow of Jainea I'earce Bartlett. Funeral
services Mon., In 30 a m , 6021 Newhall at.,
Germantown Int private.
BORTSCHELLER. June 23. MARGARET.
we of Henry Bortseheller and daughter of
late George and Mary Phy. aged om Rela.
fives and friends Invited to funeral. Sat.. 2
p. m.. 4474 Richmond st , Brldesburg. Int.
private. W. Laurel Hill Cem. Remalna may
be viewed Fri 8 to in p m
BREIDINOER. Suddenly, June 27.MARY.
SAUKhter of Loula and Frances Norton
Breidlnger. aged IB. Reiatlvea and friends,
pupils of St. John the Baptist's High School.
Invited to funeral, Mon.. 8:30 a. m . 146
Rector st. Menayunk. Solemn requiem
mass St. John the Baptist's Church 10 a.
m Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Auto fu
neral BRITTON June 26. FRANK BRITTON.
J?.JJm" and ''lends Invited to funeral, Sat.,
2 SO p. m . residence of brother-in-law, 1121
'"J.irr...".'... lnt- Private
..Bil0,wJ'. Juno 2S. WILLIAM BROWN.
aged 71. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral services. Fri . 2-30 P. m.. 410 Co.
llns ave., Colllngswood, N. J. Int. private,
Harletah Cem.
-..OWN'June 2T' IART EMMA, wife
;f Charles Brown, aged B.I. Relatives' and
friends Inylted to funeral tervlces. Mon.. 2
P m., 803 N 13th st. Int. private. Mt.
Peace Cem
na5yM?eLEYV-,u1',r,M- MARGARET E .
iSCffii r? hnV dt10Vr ne,"tives nd friends '
residence; M27 ChrlMlkn st."' BoYeiSShlih
mass nf requiem St. Anthony's Church 0 30
a' umiV f'Jti.,!,oly, cfs Cem. Auto funeral.
BUEHLER June 2d MARGARET, wife
of John Buehler (nee Miller). Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services. Sun,. 2
P m , SSIO N 7th st. Int. private Ivy Hill
Cem. Auto funeral.
COWAN. June 27. BERTHA A., wife of
James F. Cowan and daughter of late Jacob
and Sarah M Inkier. Due notice of funeral
will be glen.
F.pT.Ati.,SnKvJu"f 2S' Bt st- Oavlds.
MATTHIAS, husband of late Clara Beldlng
Creamer, aged 66. Servlcea Fri.. 7:30 p
son's residence, Theo B. ' Creamer,
Cambria Cort, St. Davids. Ta. ' Int. Dover
CRO'shlE j'une 26. THOMAS P., son
of late John and Honorah Crosble. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral, Mon ,
8:30 a m.. residence of his brother-lmlaw
James L. McNnmee. Broadwav, near Edge
mont ave.. Clifton Heights. Delaware
County. Pa. High maas of requiem St.
Charlea'B Church 10 a. m. Int. St. Charles's
Cem .No carriages.
tDi,u't,8-7i"'i,:S HANNAH . widow
of William H Daniels. Relative, and
friends Invited to funeral services. Sat.. 2
p' JIa.SS2 n. nth ' Logan. Int. private
DEVER. lune 26. JOSEPH. s;n of Joseph
and jane Dever (nee Hoesncs'l, aged 11
months. Relatives and friends invited to
I.!' Sat" - P- m- residence of parenta.
2226 Pemberton at. Int. Holy Cross Cem
Auto funeral.
,RICKEL" Suddenly. June 24, FREDF.R
ICIV ."2n ?.' R'lnhardt and Anna Dlckel.,
aged 10. Reiatlvea and friends Invited to
funeral services. Fri., 2:30 p. m.. parents'
residence. 178 W. Olney nveV. Olney. Re
malna may be viewed Thurs. eve. Int.
strict!- private.
DURVEA. June 27. ALFRED EYRE,
husband of Nellie J. Duryea. Relatives and
?r.','I"J;. !nvlt' t aervlce. Sun., 3 p. m...
4416 Walnut St. Int. Buffalo. N.Y
DUTTON. Sixth Month b7th. HELEN E
wife of the late Rowland J Dutton. of Bur
lington, N. J. Funeral and Int. private.
T'iV01170?: June 27. AGNES GER
JRUDE. wife of Robert Elderton and
daughter of Samuel and Marv Fahrlnger.
aged 29, Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral. Sun.. 2:30 p. m , residence of par
'?vate Ontario st.. Tioga. Int.
,FA8--S?.une r."', HARRY, husband of
Elizabeth Ellis. Relatives and friends. Na.
tlonal Lodge No. 12. F. and A. M.. of Wash
ington, D. C . and Machinists' Union. No.
687, andTlakes Club. Invited to funeral. Sat.,
p' m.'..'rn.tn 'he residence of his sister-in-law.
1,131 W. Peltzer st. Int. Northwood
Cem Auto funeral.
EMERSON June 26. ELMER, son of
late Jonathan and Jane Emerson, aged 5.1.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral serv.
!?? TH." 8 ? J"" chapel of Andrew J.
Balr & Son. Arch and inth sts. Int. Bar
rett's Chanel. Frcdertca. Del.
ERRICKSOH Suddenly. June 27. HER
BERT W ERRICKSON. of Leesburi. N7 J
Notice of funeral will be given from Oliver
H. Hair Bldg.. 1820 Chestnut st.
FAGAN, June 23. CATHERINE M., wife
of Joserh W. Fsgan (nee Butters). Rela
lives and friends Invited to funeral services.
Sat.. 2 p. m., husband's residence. 2301 N.
Lelthgow st. Int. strictly private at Bel
vue Cem.
FELL Fifth-day, Sixth Month 27th, at
S?r..,aJe-.r"ld.''i,ce- 2.02Si.N- Lambert et..
i?USAii. T- wld"w. "t Edward H. Fell. In
her 70th year. Reiatlvea and frlenda Invited
to funeral services. Seventh-day 2Ilth. n 9
P. m.. at Falrhlll Meeting House. German.
town ave. and Cambria st. Int. private.
FISHER. June 26 FRANCIS P.. son of
James and Bessie Fisher. Due notice of
funeral will be given, from parents' resi
dence 2431 Carpenter st.
FITE. June 27. GEORGE W. FITE. 1010
N. 18th st.. aged 66 Relatives and friends.
Solomon's Lodge. No. 114, F. and A. M.
and other organizations of which he waa a
member Invited to aervlce. Mon.. 2:30 p. m..
Oliver H. Balr. Bldg.. IS20 Cheatnut ,st.
FRAKE June 27. at Mt. TTnUv w t
"-,?ir." ." f.nvg" agea mi. Kelatlvea
and frlenda. all nocletle. nf whieh h u.L. 1
member, invited to funeral. Mon.. 3 p.
Jl.nSV-Vll";
7iJ,
..!? Vnm '
11 .. ,1111 BE. ini. HI. AMrw
urouna. rrienas may call Bun
FULLMER, June 25. FRANK WOl.
BERT, husband of Freda Fullmer (nea
Kurtz), and son of Annie and late Frank
Fullmer, aged 32 Reiatlvea and friends In
vited to funeral services Sat , 1:30 p.. m..
apartments ot Andrew Ebert'a Sons 2.18 B.
4th St. Int Holy Cross Cem Remalna
may be viewed Fri., T to 10 p. m. Auto
coitege.
GERHARD June 25. ANNA L.. wife of
William L. Gerhard and late Michael and
Mary Morrlsey. Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral Bat.. 8:30 a m.. 20(4 N. Grats
st. High mass St Elizabeth's Church 10
a. m Int New Cathedral Cem Auto funeral.
OLADNEY June 28. DAVID GLADNEY,
husband of Fanny A Otadney (nee Holatonl
and son of George J B. and late Mary C.
Otadney. aged 45 Relatives and frlenda.
Court Main. No. 04. F. of A., Invited, to
funeral. Sun , 1 p. m.. 516 N. 8d St.,
Camden. N J. Int. Harlelgh Cem. Remalna
mav be vie,,-d Pat. eve
ORADWELL. June 27. JOHN, son of
Samson and Sarah Oradwell (nee Sasy). aged
2months. Relatives and friends Invited tn
funeral services. Sat.. 2 D. m.. residence of
grandfather. George Eaay, Walnut lane and
Spring St., Germantown. Int. Chelten Hills
Cem.
1 ORIEVFS. June 27. THEODORE ' P..
husbani ol Mary E. Grieves (nee Pine), aged
68. arlatlvea and .friends Invited to, fu
neral. Sat.. 3 p m.. residence of brother-in-law,
Harry Flefteld 712 Haddon ave
Camden, N, J. Int Evergreen Cero.
Friends may call Fri. eve.
GRUMBRECHT. June 26, ERNEST P..
husband of 8ophla Grumbrecht (ne. Bode).
aged 87. Relatives and friends Invlled to
funeral services Sat., 2 -p. m.. residence
of son-in-law, Francis X. Hervlg, 2438 N.
3d st. Int. Greenmount Cem. Remains
mav be viewed Fri. eve. Auto funeral
HACKENBURO June 37. WILLIAM n.
HACKENBURO. Funeral services Sun.. ,10
a. m.. Jewish Hospital. Int. private. Omit
flowers ,
HAINES Firth-day, sixth Month 27th.
FRANCIS COPE, aon nf late John S. and
Mary D. Haines, aged 61. Funeral servtceB
Seventh-day 20th. 2 p. m.. Haines st. east
of Chew st., Germantown. Inf. private.
HANSEN, June 23,MAR1E A.HANSEN
(nee Otterbach). wife of George Hansen. Aged
53. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral,
gat.. 2 p. m,, 1525 Stilts st. Int. Mt. Peace
Cem.
HAINES. Fifth-day. Sixth Month 2Tth.
after a brief Illness. FRANCIS COPE, son
of the late John 8, and Mary D. Haines,
aged 61. Funeral servlre on Seventh-day,
2flth. at 2 p m.. at his late residence,
Haines st , esst of Chew. Germantown."
HANNIOAN June 27. ANNA C. HANNI
OAN. daughter of Bridget and lata John J.
Hannlgan. Relatives and friends. Bt. .An,
thony's.T. A. B. Society. Invited to funeral.
Mon.. v a, m.. mother's residence. 2542 Ells,
worlh sir Polemn hleh mass of requiem 8t.
Anthony's Church 10.30 in. Int. Holy
Cress Cem
HENDERSON June 28. SU8AN. widow
of Dr. Jsmes Henderson, aged TO. Rela.
tlves and friends Invited to funeral services,
Fri . 8 p. m.. residence ot son-in-law. Wr
R. Em. rick. 1636 N. 61st st. Int. Hum
melstown. Pa.. Sat. noon -.
HERRING. June 26. ELLA M,f wife of
Oscar 8. lltrrlog and diuitytr of Laura,
fwemm
'Bm laaRlaaaaafasaaTa. C '
l-'" ' nr,
W
'rtXrtra " ' u&W.
VA .
B. and Ute Oeprw W.'StetMn. uel'ill,'
Belsllves and
I rrienns invitea a eervice..
Sat,, 2 p. m 2810 N. Darien st
Int. ptl-
vate
i
unt.nr.M SfiidA.elv. June 27. CHARLES
L.. husband of Vundelrte Holden and son -of
Charlea B. and Louisa Holden. 'aged 2IJ.
Relatives and frlenda Invited to funeral.
Mon.. 2 p., m., residence of mother. 1210 E.
Berks'et. Int. Palmer Cem, tRemalns may
be viewed Sun.. 7 to 10 prn. , , . ,'
JESS. June 27.. GEORGE W,, husband
of late Llzile Jesk (nee Miller), aged S4.
Relatives and friends , Invited , to. funeral,
Sun , 2 p. m., residence of son-in-law. Wil
liam Gernohan. 2AB2 Wllmot at.. Brldesburg.
Int. East Cedar Hill Cem.
KEEFE. June 2(1. ELIZABETH B., wife
of James M.' Keefe. aged 27, Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Mnn.i 8.80 a. m..
1A34 S. Ringgold at, (24th and Morris). Sol
ern requiem mass Church of St. Edmond.
10 a m. Int. .Holy Cross Cem. Automo
bile. KELLY. Suddenly. June 27. CARO
LINE ANSPACH, wife of Joseph M.
Kelly and sister of Clara A. Wofflngton
and Anna A. Woerhelde. Relatives and
friends Invited to the service on Sat., at 3
&m., at the residence of her late aunt,
ary A. Ashmead, 1622 N, Broad at, Int
prlv. v. .
KILEY. June 20. MARIE, daughter Of.
Catherine and. late John J Klley. Rela
tives and friends, 'employes of Government
Laundry (32d and Powelton ave.). Invited
to funeral, Mon.. :30,a. m.. 8841 Mount
Vernon st. High mass of requiem 8t,
Agatha's Church, 10 a. m. Int. St. Denis
Cem Carriage funeral.
tWiNU. ai ureniocn ix, i. june , .,.
NIE L.. wife of Edward L. King. Reiatlvea
ana rrienas invitea to xunerai, nai p m,,
rir.nlMh J T fl.-t lee. In Ttirnervllle M.
E. Church 2.30 p m.. Friends may call
KOCH. June "2V FREDERICK KOCH,
late of G and Comly sts.. Lawndale. Phlla.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
8un., 2 so p m., residence of Warren J.
Dean. 7B00 Oxford ave.. Fox Chase. Phlla.
tn, n.lv.i. V ... Va.1, naner. ennv.
LEGGO. June 27, THOMAS, husband' of
Elltabeth Leggo, agedj 72. Relatives tana
friends Invited to funeral services, Mon., 2
p. m.. 1714 N. Taney et. Int. private.
MDDELL -fine 2 HARRY M.. hiis.
rrienas may call sun. alter a p. m
hand nf Hazel K Llddell. aged S.'S. Relatives
ana ir:enas, imcn vourcii rn. idi, ut. u.
tl. A M.. Invited toTfUneral. Snt.. 10 a. m(.
. 4 , -
residence of mother. Mrs. Charlea Anna
Eavernson. 113 N. oth. St., Darny. ra. bv.
Ices Bethel M. E. Church. Thornton. Del.
Co.. Pa., 12 noon. Friends may call Fri.
after 7 p. m. Int, Thornton Pa
LINDSAY. June 28. JOHN C. husband
of Maud Taylor Lindsay. Due notice ot
funeral will be given from 4IS W Hanbrry
at.. Germantown.
LORRAINE. June 26, ROBERT H., gon
nf Robert and Lillian M. Lorraine (nee
Fieliii. aired (I. Reiatlvea and frlenda Invited
tn funeral. Sun., 1 p. m.. grandfather'! res
Idence. Wesley Flew. 1012 e. Bstn st. mi.
Northwood Cem. Remains irtay be viewed
Sat., S to 10 p. m. Auto service.
LYONS. Suddenly, of diphtheria, June
26. WILLIAM WALLACE, son of JohnF.
and Elizabeth Lyons (nee Graham), aged 7,
2332 E Clearfield st. Int. North Cedar Hill
Cem.. Thursday. No funeral. -..
MacCORKLE June 26. ELIZABETH
RAE. wife of Thomas MacCorkle. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral services. Sat.,
2 p. m., 606 Greenwood ave., Jenklntown.
Pa. Int. private, Davlsvllle BitlstChureh
MARBURG. June .27. EDGAR, husband
of Fanny Moneure Marburg;. Due notice of
funeral will be given from 4310 Baltimore
MAUL. June 26. HERMAN, son ot
Morltz and Anna Maul (nee Wolfron). aged
25 Relatives and' friends Invited to funeral.
Sun.. 2p m., 1216 N. 30th st Int. "reen
mount Cem. Remains may be view e J Sat.
eve
MATTROTT June 27. MYRA FLOR
FNCE. daughter of John S. and Ida V.
residence of parents. ,110 W. Chelten ae.
Mavtiott. Funeral eerweea sat.. 1 p,
resiaence 01 parents. ,iiu
Germantown. Int. nrlvate.
MeCURRY. June 26, JOHN McCURRY,
aged 63. Relatives and frlenda. 40th Ward
Republican Club and employes of Court No
678. Invited to funeral, Sat.. 2 tj. m.. r24J)
S. 46th st. Int; private. Friends may call
Fri. after 7 pm. Auto service.
McGINN. June 26. BRIDGET, wife of
Arthur McGinn. Relatives and friends,
League of the Sacred Heart. Invited to fu
neral, Mon.. 8:30 a. m , husband's residence.
1510 Catharine at Solemn requiem mass
St. Teresa's Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy
Cross Cem Auto funeral.
McHUGH June 26. WILLIAM B Ite-
HUGH, aged 63. Relatives and friends In
Ivcb a
SO a.
vlted to funeral, Sat.. 8
m.i residence
of daughter. Mrs. Anna McHugh Lees. 6041
Osage ave . W. Phlla, High mass at
Church nf St. Carthage'10 a, m. Int. Holy
Cross Cem.
MEHL June 26. GEORGE ALBERT, Jr..
son of George A. and Harriett Mehl (nee
Farrell). aged 14. Relatives and friends,
pupils of the Oesu School. Invited to funeral,
Mon., 8 a m., parents' realdence. MO N.
Win st. High man of requiem Church of
tne uesu u a. m. int. noiy uross wm.
Auto funeral,
METHLIB. Suddenly. June 27. WIL
LIAM E. METHLIE, son of George and Jen
nie Methlle (nee Edwards), aeed 42. Rela
tives and friends, Washington Camp. No. 30.
P. O S. of A.. Atlantic City. N. J.: Ocean
Castle. No. 11. K. O. E.. Atlantic City. N.
J., Invited to funeral services. Mon , 1:80 p.
m.. residence of parents. 1WW E. Moya-
menelng ave. Int. private. Auto funeral.
Remains may he-viewed Sun. eve.
MICKLE June 27, HANNAH M.. wife of
the late Rev. Joseph, H. Mlckle. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral services. Mon..
10.30 a. m.. residence ot son-in-law. George
A.' Roe. 827 Tark ave., Colllngswood. N. J.
Int. Overlook Cem., Brldgeton. N. J. Frlendg
may call Sun.. 7 to 9 p. m.
Mtl.LER. June 26. EMMA, eldest daugh
ter of Pauline and Hie John B. Miller, aged
55. Reiatlvea and 'friends Invited to funeral
aervlcea. Sat.. 2:30 n. m.. 812 W. Lehigh
ave. Int. private. Mt. Peace Cem.
MILLER. June 26. HENRY MILLER.
aged 87. Funeral private at convenience of
family.
Ml LLP. June 26, RICHARD, husband of
Anna Mills (nee Puff), aged 74. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral services, Fri..
8 p. m . 2901) N, Taylor at. Int. Hatboro
Cem . Sat., 10.30 a m. Auto funeral.
MOORE. June 25. ROBERT B . son of
Isabella B. (nee Robbl and late Robert B.
Moore, aged 10. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral services. Sat.. 2 p. .m..
mother's residence. 1834 McClellan st. Jnt.
Mt. Morlah Cem. Remains may be viewed
Fri.. between 8 and 10 p. m. -Auto service.
MULDOON Juno 26. MARGARET, wife
of John Muldoon., Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Sat,, 8:30 a. m.. 1738
Manton st. (near 17th and Federal sts.)
Solemn mass of. reoulem St. Charles's
Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto
funeral
POLHEMUS At Vlncentnwn. N. J,.
MARY MOORE, widow of Thomas C. Pol
hemus. In her 75th year. Relatives and
frlenda Invited to funeral. Sat.. 1 p. m.,
residence, Vlncentown. -N. J. Services M. E.
Chdrch. 2 p. m. Int. Baptist Cem.. with
out further notice.
PRICE. June 27. at hla son's residence
Wenonah. N. J.. JOSEPH, husband of the
late Katherlne Price nee Baumgartner), In
his 01st year. Relatives and frlenda Invited
to funeral services, Sat., at 2:30 p. m., at
residence of son-in-law; Frederick Kott. 2460
N. Colorado st. Int. Northwood Cem. Auto
funeral.
tilllNN. June 25. ANASTASIA. wife of
John J. Qutnn and daughter of late Patrick
and Bessie Maher. of Mulmahoon, County
Tlpperary, Ireland. Relatives and friends
B. V. M. Sodality of the Cathedral. Invited
to funeral. Mon., 8.30 a. m.. 1721 Wood st.
Solemn requiem mass Cathedral 10 a, m.
Int. Holy Cross Cem" Auto funeral.
REX, June 26. atRlrhboro. Pa.,
Amelia I., daughter pf late William and
Amanda M. Rex. Relatives and Invited to
funeral services. Sat.. 11 a, m,. at. Ivy
Hill Cem Chabel. Int. Ivy Hill Cem.'
ROBERTS. June -27. JOHN E. ROB
ERTS, residence.' 4837 Hazel ave, D-ie no
tice ox funeral win pegjven.
ltuLMU,,.-june zf, ax resiaence or par
ents 1113 Stratford ave.. Melrose Park.
MABEL PORTER ROLSTON. daughter of
Edwin S. and Lille H. Rolston. Funeral
private. Omit flowers. Pittsburgh papers
copy.
SCOTT. Suddenly, at Burlington. N J..
June 20, MATTHIAS SCOTT, aged 74 Rela
Uvea and frlenda Invited to funeral. Sat ,
3 p. m.. 203 Wood at.. Burlington, N. J.
Int. Odd Fellows' Cem Friends may call
Fri.. 7 to 9 p. m
SMEDJ.EY June 27. MARY EMILY
SMEDLEY. Residence; 3034 Brown st.
Due notice of funeral Vv III be given.
SPENCE June 27. MARY, wife of George
Spenee. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral. Mon. 8:30 a, -m. 2410 N. Hancock
st. High mass Church ot the VIsltatlontB.
V. M. 10 a m. Int. ".New Cathedral Cem
Auto funeral. Remains may be velwed
Sun eve .
STAGO. June 26. VIRGINIA, wife of
Arthur Stagg. Relatives and friends Invtted
to funeral, Mon., 830 a. m.. residence of
husband 1647 8. 26th at. High mass St,
Gabriel's Church 10 a. m Int. Holy Cross
Cem Antr, funeral, . t
8TESSLER June ,27. JOSEPHINE, wife
ot Herman Stessler (nee Hoffman). Rela
tive. Mnrl frl-nrla Inwll- n Oinaral rVlCrl.
Mon., 2 p. m., husband's residence, 023 W,
York at. Tnr. nrlvate TJrtrthwnnri Cem. Re.
mains may be viewed Sun. eve. Limousine
funeral. ,
THACHER. JuneJ!6. SIMON P. F hus
band of Bennetta Thacher (nee Harvey).
Reiatlvea and friends: Wlndeld Scott Camp.
No. 114, B..of V.. Invited to funeral services
Fri.. 3 p. m., 1842 Carey at. -(18th and
TCrla bva 1 Tn Arlah l.ahitptin Cem
WHITEMAN' June. 27. WILLIAM
WHITEMAN. aged 75. Relatives and friends
invitea to xunerai services, aion.. i- m.. jai
lors of A. Moore 4 'Son, 621 N. 15th st.
Funeral car to Horsham, Pa. ..'
wn.MiMfl Ton. Trnicrvie.nrrK W..
husband of Florence Lewla Williams, aged
SI. Relatives and frlenda Invited to funeral
services. Fri. 2:80 p. m.. resldenca of father-in-law.
W. H. Lewis. 233 E: -Durham
t . IK. ll,v Tnt t,lvt
WILSON. June 28, MARY, widow of John
Wilson.. Relatives, and frlenda Invited, to
funeral. Sat.. 730 a. m . residence of niece.
Mrs. Mary McCauley. 2244-Sesbert st. High
requiem mass St. Elizabeth's ChurchvO a.
m Int! Holv Cross Cem. Auto funeral
YOUNO. On June 26, 1918, SAMUEL
YOUNG, husbsnd of Elizabeth R. Young
(nee Flnkblne). aged 74 years. ' Relatives
and frlenda Invited to funeral services. on
Sun., at 2 p. m.. at late residence. 1837
S. 4th at. Int. Trinity. Lutheran Cem. Re
mains may be viewed Sat. eve.
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WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT
UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
13 . au di rniuA,
DO NOT 'APPLY AT HOO ISLAND
CAP-SPINNERS AND TWISTERS
WANTED; EXPERIENCED AND
LEARNERS: OOOD WAGES AND
STEADY WORK: PRINCIPALLY
FOR GOVERNMENT WORK. AP
PLY ORISWOLD WORSTED CO..
DARBY. PA.
ELLIOTT-FISHER bill clerk: pleaaant office
aurroundlngs: state age, experience and
salary expectea t- e.in, i.enxer jmice.
GIRLS wanted to work on folding paper
boxes: 51 houra per week: half holiday
Saturday all tne year round: so to start.
Brown a Bailey CO.. 410 N. Franklin st
GIRLS wanted In stockroom: SO a week.
Apply Pollock-Huston Comany. Tullo and
naupnin sts.
GIRLfl tO'tnAke cushlona.
Apply 244 8. 5th
street
GOVERNESS wanted. French or English, for
2 young cniiaren. Mrs. Harvev Dunn
Grant and Park drive. Wilmington. Del.
KNITTERS.1 exoerienced rib frame hands
ateaay worn; gooa pay. Apply Hygienic
Fieecea unacrwear v-o.. 2io :s. rtowarq at.
MENDER and burler on cloth. Apply 1842
qerman-.own ave.. scconq noor.
MOTHER'S HELPER for 2 young children
must do wining to assist wun otner au
ties: best reference required. Mrs. J. I.
Bright. Vlllanova. Pa.. Phone Bryn Mawr
710
2500 OPERATIVES
WOODBURY BAG-LOADING TLANT
United States Government work at Wash
ington Park, near, Westvllle, N. J., and
Pennsylvania Railroad. West Jersey and
Seashore division; also by trolley from
Camden.
34c TO 38c PER HOUR
APPLY
MacARTHUR BROS. -COMPANY
WASHINGTON PARK
WESTVILLE, N. J.
OPERATORS
ON FINE SHIRTS. IN THE BUILDING.
APPLY 817 FILBERT STREET. FIFTH
BTRAWBRIDGE A CLOTHIER
8HOES General operators and vampers.
Apply Laird, Schober ft Co., 22d and Mar
ket. second floor.
SILK PICKERS AND SPREADERS Splen
did wages for 'particular workera; paid
while learning. Apply Orlswold Worsted
Company, Darby, Pa.
STENOGRAPHER, with experience In gen
eral office .work; one with some knowledge
of advertising business preferred. Applv
AJax Metal , Company. Frankford ave. and
Richmond St. "
STENOGRAPHER Experienced, accurate,
steady worker, for a permanent position
In hosiery manufacturing office, Anaw-er
stating age.e experience' and salary desired.
V 74, P. O. Box 3470.
STENOGRAPHER for. office of manufactur
ing plant in Frankford: state age. experi
ence, ix any, ana salary aesirea. v n.u.
Ledger
' un
tlce.
STENOGRAPHER Competent, reliable, ex
perienced or bright beginner: state age.
experience, schooling, salary, etc. B 33.
Ledger Office. .
STENOGRAPHER, One wltn some knowledge
et hookkeeplng.1' Apply 171 W. Lettish ave.
TYPIST Who can turn out quick and accu
rate work in office mfg. concern: perma
nent position for right person; state age. ex
perience and salary desired. F 057. Ledger
Central. -
TYPIST Young lady for clerical work In
billing department: accurate at flgurea:
stenography not necessary. "P 504, Ledger
Office. -
TYPIST Experience
work knowledge: Wnswer. stating age, exp.
and salary desired. H 75. P. O. Box 3448.
TYPIST Young lady for billing department:
quick and accurate at figures; also on type-
wrlter. P 506. Ledger Office.
TYPIST for billing and general office work)
atate age., reference, salary and expert
ence. P 502. Ledger Office.
WAITRESSES wanted tor the Englealde
Hotel. Beach' Haven, N. J. Apnly R. F.
Engle, " Mgr.
WINDERS on -cotton yarn. Apply Wright
Textile Co.. Jasper and Orleana ats.
WOMEN
wanted for office building cleaning 6 hears
per day, 8 a. m. to ft a. .m. and 6 p. rn. to
8 p. in.; good wages:. steady work. Apply 431
LAND TITLE BUILDINO
WOMEN to pack chairs. Apply 244 S. 5th
street. '
IOUNG 01RL to stamp underwearr pleasant
work and (sod wages. John E. Hanlfen ft
Co . 812 E. Thompson st.
YOUNG LADY for office worki good at fig
urea: position permanent to right person;
oonus ana nie 'insurance paid: atate age. ex
Pe'lence and salary deaired. , B 31. Ledger
Office.
YOUNO LADIES, white. 2. wanted aa wait-
res.es; also 1 chambermaid: good place far
school .teachers? whit; also woman aa cook.
colored or while. Its a week- for July 4
for August I I wnnflin or man tn wji'i dl.hei
and general work. IS. room and board. The
MS; John'rVln' Tine. Pr7p.7i.tli
' Atbury.a,v..,Oceao City, N, 5, "-.,
'frc'attTsriT'4al'aV j
luunu.uiui B apeiBimni in coalmine 10- f',-"
, rated In, the northwestern part of. city! v"
state experience and salary. P 527. 'Ledger
Office. "
YOUNO WOMAN who writes a good hand ."
. IA.Ual ualllas, Seal evtVUe, 9U . uaMaeeii SXJ1
ur v.i'ci ii.ai uuniugii in uiiit, (at ..- vuutri u t
permanent position for right, person: know
edce of bookkeeping preferred, bat not abso
lutely essential; state use, experience) and
swiary nesirea. mr una,- le-eagen ven-crai.
THOSE desiring for patrlotle reasons to re
turn tn. teaching In fall are offered vaca
tlon work at good pay. P 602. Ledger Office.
BUMMfiR-TWORK to supplement salary from
. teaching. Employment every summer If
satisfactory. P 603. Ledger .Office.
HELP WANTED MAt."!!
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ACETYLENE WELDERS
BOILERMAKERS
BOILER FIREMEN
' MACHINISTS
LABORERS
First-class men-wanted
Apply Superintendent's Office
POINT BREEZE GAB WORKS
PASSYUNK AND SCHUYLKILL AVE9'
PHILADELPHIA
AUTOMATIC screw machine Aperatora
wanted at North Bros., American and
Lehigh.
BICYCLE assemblers, experienced; good sal
ary, permanent position. Apply 423 Arch
st. . .
BOOKKEEPER EXPERIENCED DOUBLB
ENTRY BOOKKEEPER IN ACCOUNTINO
DEPARTMENT.
PUBLIC LEDGER COMPANY
6TH AND CHESTNUT STS.
BOOKKEEPERS Young men. with actual
bookkeeping experience; In answering state,
length nf experience and salary expected.
P 633 Ledger Office.
BOYS to make themselves generally useful
In textile mill. Apply 1842 Germantown
ave.. second floor.
; BRAKEMEN
FIREMEN
MECHANICS
needed
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
1683 Filbert St.
Philadelphia .
BRIDOEMEN First-class experienced men,
on structural steel construction for-out-of-town
work. Apply McCllntlc-Marshalt Co.,
1201 Morris Building.
CARDERS Blanket and gray carpet yarns;
Government work; out of town. P 6C,
Ledger Office.
CONCRETE STEEL COSlPANY
PEARL ft DELAWARE AVE.
, CAMDEN. N. J.- ,
LABORERS HELPERS
FOR NIGHT WORK
5 NIGHTS WEEK PAYS S21.88
CONVENIENT TO FERRIES
COPYHOLDER YOUNO MAN
WHO CAN READ WITH IN
TELLIGENCE WANTED IN
PROOFREADING DEPART
MENT OF PUBLIC LEDGER;
NIGHT W O R K: , 48-HOUR-WEEK
SCHEDULE: SALARY
$12. CALL TODAY. AFTER
5 P. M . AT 006 CHESTNUT
ST.. FIFTH FLOOR.
DIEMAKER' and tnolmaker: first-class me
chanic: salaried; fine chance for promotion
and future not dependent on war' -work.
P 614, Ledger Office. ,
DRAFTSMAN wanted, experienced on atruc.
tural steel and conveying machinery!
first-class man. Applv Specialty Engineer
Ing Co.. Allerhenv and Trenton avea.
ELEVATOR MACHINIST, with experience.
on hydraulic elevator machinery: steady
employ't. .Apply Room 431. Land Title Bldg.
ELEVATOR MECHANICS, experienced In th
operation ana care ox nyarauuc elevators.
In office building: steady position. Apply
Room 431, Land Title Building.
ELEVATOR OPERATORS, LICENSED
White American citizens
between the ages of 81 and 43
Good salary
SEE MR. KROUSE
1230 Arch, sixth floor
ELEVATOR OPERATORS
for office building service, white; steady
employment. Apply Room 414. 1411 Walnut.
FI
AN
DAYMAN
Stoker, feed boilers
Steady work for rellahre, man
Good opportunity for advancement
Prefer resident of northeast" section
MILLER LOCK COMPANY
Orthodox and Tacony ats., Frankford.
GUARDS
GUARDS GUARDS
l25 wanted; experience preferred, but not
eisenu.1, .uw, ., ,u.,-iiuur inns)
must be between the ages of 25 and 45;
bring references and como.prepared for work.
MIDVALE STEEL AND ORDNANCE CO.
EDDYSTONE RIFLE PLANT
EDDYSTONE. PA.
ELEVATOR OPERATORS for office build
ing service: white; steady employment.
Apply Room 444, Wldener Building.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR for office building
service; white; steady employment. Apply
Room 481. Land Title Bldg.
ELLIOTT-FISHER bill clerk; pleaaant office
aurroundlngs: state age, . experience and;
aalary expected P 486. Ledger Oftloe. - '
FRAME MAKERS WINDOW AND DOOR
FRAMES. (BTOCK): OOOD WAGES:
STEADY WORK: NO PIECB-WORK! HALF
A DAY 8ATURDAY. ' SNF.DAKER ft CO.,
Tit AND TIOGA STS.
FOUNDRY A man experienced In the opera
tion ot Schwartz milling furnaces in brass
foundry, f 610. Ledger Office
HAMMERMAN to run small triphammer;
85c perjhour; permanent position, M 61,'
HELPER8 for work on furniture vans.
jifjyty. wun reierencea, leu Maraer Bt.
IRON RAILING MAKERS, experienced. 928
N. inth at. Call after 10 a. m
JANITORS
American citizens, white, of good character,
not over 60 years of age: steady work ana
good pay for, this class of work,
OE.IS rlK. KKUUBtS
1280 Arch, sixth Soor
LABORERS, wanted steady work and good
wages.1 Apply Guff Refining Co.. 68th
and Schuylkill River
LAHUHKlTw wanted. 1)c p,r purtor purifier
guwlStendinl T SMh 'wrd 'ail Worl X ,
'Mf ,. ot Rlcbmosa at,t , TV-'"T'j I
vl "c r "our T .yaruvvvorK. 'Apply
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