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DIGRESSIVE WORK
t? Order Sons of Amer
cing Campaign Against
pf&f German Influence
J?
i State Executive Committee, Fatrl-
kOrfler Sons of America, In meeting;
te. Camp Headquarters, with State
Bt Oabrlc H. Moycr, State Vice
n John V: Harper, State Treas
on S Smith and State Secretary
iXln attendance, Instructed the
JNeretary to get Into action as
r.'fls noss ble all the notitlons to
tort Wilson requesting the exclu-
of everything German from the
Insist that "everv mm born 'n Ger
d living here be 100 per cent merl
jet out of the rountrs and that the
ns againvt rnnira urm.m u no i
i fA M fhl llm fnrfli Thavi
German nwspirers In PnlI-idelPhl I
are id receive tnc snfri atiennon or
I ATeler until Ihev m nrlntnA In Vnelleh
j fee- every word Oermin the Mm word
I reprinted in English tide bv side Tho
J). S, of A. started tho neht ng-ilnst Oer
lin me puonc schools and r-irrieo it
to success, not sinne in i'piiideipma
fn more than 1000 ell and town fn
enneylvanla Prompt progress r -. 't n
j n-cfm.1 ih m id In 'ii i t"
KHr
mn than 400 reports haie i'-eal r
'frwd at State headquarters and th nutlook
1lfr a gain for the vMr ft o i thou
Bj- Mr members in FcnnsMv in t vit- i-resi.
l",SSii Mover and his iAff !. n iU
i2"l?''n,r!!2,r,?Hhh. ."Jm1;,,. em liuartet and chorus lnglng of the patrl
8ftVnEe,G.,trSnt' I otic tunes Brother Charles H GnkeWs
Bavfriptlc rallies have been held throughout
fKUte and telllns results rive teen th
, .- '
J&5TS,ffrS?ff&t S558lJi?t.r1SS
i'Kmndefegates, which alwav. arous great
SiMnrsst. Each camp is entitled to one dele
aatu for each 100 member The State
f J CJBP, tala jenr will h nn Immrtanl
w.Wjpon in Lebanon nett month ind the
iTIsr.i"-nKi.J.,ii.r. ,.V..ii' ii
The rhilldelphla dlecitlnn w ll
taiiBber nearlv 250 delea-ates siontBimm
ItEhV;? '
Claade T Reno of Allentown candidate ,
S"w!tTVh.r7u?ndo;Vem?ntWorLhiKh!i
h!n, Lebanon and other counties and
subordinate mmnR Mrhtle Fred
tAv rtt Trttitii1 r"armi l hfte
baekinc. Thv are lawyers and lea.l-
?K1 m lueir rsj'nir i vjiiuiiumi i"-s i n.i- i i
'S surely malco a flrst-clasa fatate tamp i
A i h....tu AAHk.Ba. 11 &a nttine
fertwaiii -.-..
fi"ffhi State Camp rrosram of entertaln
ffXlMWil will open Sunday evenlnff. Autrtit 25
wnntnQ Ferstrverance tiand wm renaer a ,
tgeawewt In the public square at l,ebanon,
62X d ,ddri kh vein btx delKered b stito
PwChttln Harry n Daniels of Cimeron Coun
ty. and A W. Johnson of IrIiburp State
,rnnn hiiilrtlnir trnnf (- Dolt sit en ire urcrcil
?4toBet to Lebanon on Sunda If possible
sjftflth commltte has arranged to entertain
Wth ttata fpnm Kunrliiv tn V'rlrliv The POtl.
YenUon; dates are August 27 2S and 2' with
TD-flireei paraae on inursuay aiieniuun
tr2th.
r4Vtt5tU Seeretarv Helms had the State
EthMdauarters dressed up in fine style on
M?.JMvpenaence uay, ten oeauuiui uai;s
iaoTYieo tne ouuainir ine e.ecinc sign win
twrtied on fpr the first time In months and
,;tjfcs American flacs neer looked more b"au
t TT,f
bThe
fellowlne letter han bfen ent out
filff the Coatcs Memorial Portrait Committee
'HI. WfHtHIBllHl V.1I1P( ui iIllv-ll aoK uknm
Jfcldent C. L. Nonemaker. of Altoona is
v, a,, tumrvo.
ffyAt the last biennial session of the Na-
rv&alTmiT, T ft fl nf i hsld In Ttlltl
is$$Wt,a resolution was infduced b Iroth
;; W. F- StelnhaeusT nist btnte pros.uent
!NNtw Jersey calling for a memorial por
tSttrait of Dr. Reynell Coates founder of the
'woe', to bo made, suitably framed and nuns
L- " - - . -1.l a , - n -ln.n nf
?,(WMmmlffM tn. n11el funds for such Tlir ,
r OWDBUr BI1U aaiMllK iui ilia ni'i'uiiiiiiirin, ui
siKSftH. This resolution was unanimousiv
rSittepted by the. convention The under-ltred
I'ceSmlttee was appointed hy National Tresl
r.vSt Brother J talvin Straver Hnd Is now
$r4r to receive contributions for this fund
fsjZiZZZ L , k , ... ., ,,,
L'i&SITbm Is at present no suitnble memorial
l.&!5SmmS.rofr.at?-th.e..,Tr ?5HCb.elJv.f.d
.1 - ir"" --.. . rTT-- ----- - - - -
Bk-ln thla respect. The purpose of the
r, win ururr una i"-cn oum mini ncit
committee la to Ree that this mis
rectified In that a memorial in the
i nanasome portrait no piacea at
Camn hcadouartcrs as a perma
-VSStlonal (
CrtczL to the roan whose senlus
r order possible We desire to en-
upporl ana co-operaiion oi rery
M irnnHfi nn t, ns r fliibord!natr .
lprDl iuo urucr in iiiiwiik. una fj"jcv.i.
il I I le V- FA4en
smalt Will
or cimps
, "& 'fiontrlhutlnix 1 or more will be aardfd an
fgfrajprnprUe crtlflcate contalnlnc a handsome
IVMirtralc or uocior uoties wnicn wui proie
U AJ Tluaoie rauicuii a iic ""v . a vuu-
iSeWUmten will bo announced ln Camp JsTeva
c-;rom time to time.
glCS vAU contributions should be mailed to
2?r rotner'Edwara a uoan i-jusninK i i.
pvlf. T. treasurer or the runa. win ou not
mHB fcM o Axui -rr- - -
feto to further this most praiseworthy move-
eswnw
ijORDER GOOD TEMPLARS
&HKB -
LFfeparation for the Annual Convention
ffJfAP'i r .1 J T 1
IJjThd sixty-fifth annual session of the
?Oauirl Trfirlufi nf Pennsylvania ana Deia-
tesre otthe International Order of Good I
mDlar3 Ulll DO held at AMlmlnetOn.
S'l.i nn Julv 15. 16 and 17 The meet-
fM Hl begin -with a benellt for the
Hfi&PSJtdy Cross on Monday eenlng In the
B-vKfw Century Club. Military drill hy '
fhl'OlIB Patriotic League In charge of
jpftliialt Yeoman Gable, U. S N , character
SittTenlle, music by male quartettes and I
SJfrMontclair Mandolin Club, to be fot-
r v&red by a dance, comprise an interest-
program.
fi'XUvTood, Nichols. Brand chief templar
wnicn win convene in wie A-jiiiidii
"Hall on Tuesday The decree of
l will he conferred and the annual re-
orta of the officers will be presented show-
etma progress ot ine won. iu mis juris
ttion Addresses will be delivered at the
ate institute or. juvenile ivorttrrs iu
Vbre of Victor C. Johnson, srand super-
'KMIlendent, Dy J. n.. JiaucK, nauojiHi euper
iK wendent, of Pottstown S Ella Stern, of
HcSmaA Kllnhtlh S Deacon of Philadelphia
rjrEAV..a rternoon will ba devoted to alsrht-
k!i,ln- and ln the evenlne a, boat ride, and
KJ''"'" " ""ure y,cnt tlub m "'
.R?v.
feVromlnent officials of the Delaware city
:mA fit at
& 'Wllmlnirtfin firand Counsellor Edward T.
. "" t.v... ..... wv. ,...K.-.
"Jg .- i"- ."- j --.r. -. e..- i.-i--i.
AJmrrv O. Little are scheduled to respond
uto-"t.e words of ereetlng
SA-,Th Grand I-odce will conclude Its de-
.!ltc1lsbuirttinsi nn Werlneiidav Or and Kerretarv
irard Coleman, jr . has prepared an
,orate proeram which will make the.
?in ine reacn otaie an inierenimE one
Al. oiroujj, granu supcnnirnuriu m
'ranee education. v,i look after hous-
tha deleeates and lsltors and Is rhair-
oz ine reception comrauitf inv i-mia-lift
lodces and temples will be will rep
uq at mis noiaoie Kamcrins ui ino
NFOUR WIN COMMISSIONS
rJ"-
Mfc v
Gmii r . .t. ei
aeipnians on iaiesi List oi armv
'.& Appointments
f-: ....,,, , ,
ur fniiaceipnians are awaraea
Blsslons in the latest list of army
ntments announced by the adjutant
era Is office.
tit I' officers are Elihu Spencer
r, 3d, 2300 Pine street, first lien -
t: John H- Norriaj 2122 Pine street.
'-lieutenant; John Charles Groome,
i Mavvr. second lieutenant, nuar-
lers corps, and Waiter Francis
101? TV! Thlffh nvpnue.
'lieutenant, signal corps
BCWVFR RKKORTS
HAWXKK-Q-V-nEUWARK. PA.
OCKWOOD
IWWFireproal
Sbawnee-on-Delaware
1'eonerlranla
A few foliates to
rent for tbe season
3nd a bungalow for
ulr and Ausuit. .
Home of the Famso
Shawnee tiolf Course
,, A: ; tc C. V. Murphy, Mgr..
a tw
THREE FRATERNAL PATRIOTS
TriJlii left to right arc diaries 1", Jordan, captain of field artillcrv, in
France: H. Wallace Jordan, chief pell officer, at Wjeiahirkon Barrack',
Cape May, and Edward M. Jordan, serpeant, quattermater's department.
Camp Di. They are ons of P. M. E. M. A, Jacob R. Jordan and all are
members of Propect Park Assembly No. 60, A. 0. 31. P.
ARTISANS' ORDER
"roernip Wrinblv Start" the Elalv j
orate Pitnotic relebration9
Pineries ssembl s renerous and
irtlstlc decorations of mtional coins
Brother Jannev s oichcstral IntenslU
stirring Fourth of Julj oration and
p,putv Jordon a recitation of Abraham
Ajiiiiwuui -t iiiviiiuimi imuic""i it i. Miitija-
"P'"d dcr,T of nthurta,t!e
denlostration of 111 members well
vvorthv of loval Artlsnns The deputv
.... .... , . , ....,. '
i imito n n5 euccmt jj- a potir
of high merit written hv i friend on
nt r ' uw Jvejsione Mate ana nie
t" "tented the introduction of an address I
",cn ne sa ne woula n1 more I
time to give in full at the August meet-
ing His original verses, "Keep Progres-
Going " set to the tune 'Keep the
inorae fires uurning. were sung wttn
zest twice during tho e-.enlng
Master Artlein Hubbs called for a word
f-om some of the etetans of thft ansembly
P JI Harr Swain jjMnp a pleaslnur sur
prise by his appearance after a Ions absence
from the city and his promise to come to
the meeting ex-Recorde'r Joe win, yUf who
give evidence of reealnlnir health Jim Rus-
sell Harry Kellner. lirother Hariey and
Weston C Iloyd. whose unuavcrlne stand-
ard virtues which mark the wa of the
true frat.rnallst pushed him to the highest
..mum-. ... ,ni-, acriiiui' inn iiiru ui in
V tl Aspmbls durlnir the rrlod of th
eui -inttal erowth of No -1 indicated nor
on' the old time interest and spirit but
t t his sturit manhood had ntned th
Innrl of time Master Artisan MrNiir of
F1deilt Asspmblx said that he cami t
ct ome wood point and it Is probible
thnt he succerdd
Tir rnmmiintlon from the board of
directors th'-ouffh M E n Cnx asking for
an appropriation for aid in the support of
the Artisan wis aecpted on motion of
Tlrother f-urness and $75 'was oted In ni
rordince with the request Urother Jordan
pTiWined that notu Ithtandins the publlclt
of -weekly news In the Etrio Pi nuc
Leihjeu they oman of the order had ceneraw
aiue especially lo tne distant aespmbiips
and that it v. as intended to improp the
conditions of the publication In eery w i
possible The patriotic srlce with s ilute
to the flap; was obsened and the features
of the after session were four slnelnc and
dancinc clrls smokes and refreshments
Itadl-int Star Assembl. under Mister
Artisan Leros Reees had a fair attendance
.and an important meeting beeral of th1
om war norse n Mgorous ma ioii ut-
. ... iL. .! i
lerannB. nuu- meir. rrp.vncc if t -ana op-
ftl n r a A Qi mi mil IiaL'aIIa,,, hni !. .
''.' - "v.i ,'"" -""-1, " .,, "W.":
aimed the office of recorder Oliver W Pit-
len who his been actlns rf-nrder
, I'cted to till the v icano belne installed
l,y P"'5, fc.c,h,a1re,r; , Urother 1'itteti won
the prize in the Initiatory contest list jear.
, mteiiiBent .mil capdblo and cin hardlj
fail to be a factor in the progress of this
aSSembli
i The communication of the M E recorder
I concerning subscription to the Artisan was
read and faorabI acted upon Hrother
I Georse Mirtln the Orestes of the assembly,
I spoke with his usual fluency, reciting min
. Incidents in the history of Radiant Star and
exhorted the members to be active and loyal
Hrother lltckn cavp a talk
JwOe oi
(..l-.l. J Tll..
Assemble and Brothers Ihman Mar
Teeters Shearer and Oa contributed with
helpful remarks Brother Wlllfim J, Kell
was welcomed after a lone absence
Waterlv Assmbh mourned the death of
Brother John G Bushman charter member
and cashier of tho assembly Brother Bune
man had alwajs been ln sturdy health, but
contracted blood potsonlns from in Infected
carbuncle Brother A E. Emshoft was
elected cashier. . ,
Isaac C Underdown Assembly postponed
the meeting- from July 4 to It and while
this next month does not figure In the con
test plan. Master Artisan Feck is count in ff on
a biff Attendance through force of habit if
not on the wager of the cost of refresh
ments made hy Charlie Morrow that the
number will be as great as at the June
meeting 100. Election of Archie Neill.
superintendent and Norman Smith, Inspec
tor will be tho features of the business
session while Chairman Harrj Dltter will
put on a program that must please eerj
bod mi PsvunV Assembly postponed It. patriotic
,SL rlxln v.U nut nn nn attrartU- nrn.
mm
riiQTorLwi
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Alhambra
12th, Morris 4 Passyunk Ave.
Mat. Dally at J. fc.VLS. U.lSi'J.
PAULlKti irJtBDjiKiUJV.
HER FINAL RECKONING"
A Dfil I r 52D AND THOMPSON STS
AlULLU MATINEE DAILY
THE DOLLY BI&TERS
In "THE MILLION-DOLLAR DOLLIES"
A D "" A 1M A CHESTNUT BEL 16TH
AKLAU1A iu a. m to ii.iis p. m.
- WILLIAil b. HART
ln "SHARK MONROE"
I . ..i. Mon.n stubtt atjo
BLUtDlKU BBBQUEltANNA Av
THOMAS MEIGHAN and All-Btar cast
In "MISSING
-------.,-, UfAITsJ RT. MAMA-VtTMtr
LlVlrKllOD "matinee daily
WILLIAM FARNUM
in "TRUE BLUE"
FA1RMOUNT S6thMt,PnADR.AV-
WALLACE REID and ANNA LITTLE
jn "THE FIREFLY OF FRANCE"
THEATRE 1311 Market St
rAlVUL.1 pa M to Mldnleht
RESS1E RARRISCALE
ln "ROSE OK PARADISE"
CLTLJ CT THEATRE-r-Ilelow Spruce
JO in 31. MATINEE DAILY
Carlile Blackwell and Madce Evans
ln "THE DUROLAR"
fDCAT MilDTUCPM Broad St at Erie
, 7anl0P M
NAZIMOVA
"TOIS OF FATE"
IlvIDCD! AT 00TII t WALNUT STS.
llVlrCrVlMU. Mais 2 30 Fvira 7 t 0
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
In "THE REASON WHV
i p.nCD 41ST lancas
CASTER AVE
1 ln.-l-'ir. Manr..-n;
ally
JAMES W. GERARD S
MY FOUR YEARS IN GERMANY"
THEATRES
OWNED AND MANAGED BT MEMBERS OF
THE UNITED EXHIBITORS' ASSOCIATION
BELMONT MD AB.?V0VIAKVKET
Sessue Hayakawa " 'oeaV
CFDAR wmi CEDAK avenue
WM. S. HART ovsA of,.
COLISEUM
MrketBt. 59th OOthl
TODAY
In
PRUNELLA"
Marguerite Clark
COLONIAL Q,n2 Wi sTs ":
rT-f I A nT II-I AAtTC In "A PATH
O 1 UAI I nUUIIUJ op, BiXEa,e
CI IDPfA 40IH ft MARKET STS.
c.uiE.ryA matinee daily
MAE MAK5H ""'. "gBr
IN THE PARK"
THE MACCABEES
Preparations to Join Fraternal Conclave
bv Woman's Honefit soriation
Supreme Chapliin Burgln Mrs Marj
Crouch, Mlss E Berll Mrs Anna
Hanev, Mrs Frances M Helms, Mrs
Marthi Arters and Mrs Minnie Evan's
,..i..4 , ... . ..... v..., ..
. I
ternal Congress celebration called by
the chairman, Mr Freeland Kendrick
at the Chamber of Commerce, which was ,
called for tho numoe of eettlno- the t i- -...,. .i.. ....j u ,. i. CLARK Julv 6 at Plensantvllle N J, Plattetibereer Relatives and Irleno's In
urn jmrpae oi getting me it s currently reported that the dls- jirs CORDELIA, wife nf Henry N. Clark vlted to service Wed 2 pm. Oliver H.
loetl fraternal societies interested inlcovery of the police official's complicity ! Funeral services Wed, July Iti, 1 p m at Hair Bide 1S20 Chestnut st Int private.
the contemplated pilgrimage to Infle-
pendence Square on tho evening of
August 27 The next meeting will be
held in the same place on Monday eve
ning, Julv 8, when it Is expected that
all reviews ln the city will be repre
sented. Penn Treaty Reiew, Schuyler's Hail,
Sixth and Diamond Btreets Mrs Ioutsa M
Jones commander receded one application
for membership and admitted one candidate
A beautiful W. B A O T. M ring, dla-
the membe V of "her' re'vle irrSfftlS
of her loval faithful service to them The
presentitlnn was mad. hy the record Keeper.
Jirs Mirv Oraeve and Mrs Jones was quite
overcome and sincerely appreciated the
mark of esteem Miss A E Berll was pres
rni hh ine reprrseniative or Ilss llurgln
who could nof come.
At 11 bulnes meeting of the Philadelphia.
Guard arrangements were made to keep up
the drill rehearsals during the month of
Tulv in order to perfect itself anew in
it. n luiiini onu wont tor . the r. itloml
1 raternal congress celebration and anv
ha offered Its
oirfr encTi. moms if 11
services fren for inv Red Cross benefit 01
fuE-lMn "neJnte'r'tainmin? fea?urcBr,"rfeCt '
Het-tt Ttos-n R1pw. Frnnltforrl mtniia Vn
low AlleRhenv aenue Mrs GcorRlna nne
land cnnimandrr mflde nrranin'msnti tn i-tir
chase some ar-salncs stamps ($"0 orthl
t onrti una 10 ir 10 purcnase some more
hefore the nd of tho ear The new record
keeper Mrs Anna M Rteelman, is very
murh Jnterp'td In increasing" the member
shin of th Tr-na lncs -tamp P'cit fortnM
In Hets Ros Rlew wme months ago by
nuprcme u napiain iiurgin
The inn'ial reunion of thn Philadelphia
members of the Womin's Renefit Assocla
tlon nf the Mirdheps hel.l nf lfimflnp
Park was i mist enlojable one deeplte the 1
cool cloud dav The members were bent
on halnK a cood time for ln trlns: to
make more than nrt children happy thr
imbibed the trood cheer of the little ones
The chairman Miss Lena Pechrist, lieuten
ant rommundor of CJIrard Relew and her
nsistanti were creitb pleised and those
who were not present missed the best re
union in ers Plans are already under
way to mikf the lttl) fathering a much i
more important one
Mi fiurdn explained the new "lctorv
contest." which beclns on Julv 1 and endi
December 31 and which Is expected to brine
ine total memnersnip ot tne w is a u i
M oer thr JO0 Ouo mark by January 1 She
explained that each reJew in Philadelphia
has been cien a certain Quota of candi
dates to secure during this contest and that
rach member who secure a candidate wnl
recehe not only a beautiful emblem in the
shape of a hospital service cross but alo
haie the patriotic fund of the order cred
ited with a. er's due ln her name Those
commanders present pledged their support
nnd co-operation and feel sure that Phila
delphia will make good "
The annual memorial ceremonie? in th I
Parkwa BulldinB were most tmpresle and i
the memorial staff and guard did er nlco I
work under the direction of Captain Crouch j
Mr Anna nancv commanaer oi tne stan
and Chairman Morrissey EuIogie were
gien by Mrs Louisa Lewi of Phlladel
nhli ReIew M'lss Minnie L Pasco of Kev.
stone Review Mrs Fannv B Ilambleton, of
Quaker City Review Miss A E Berll of
Glrard Review, and Captain Crouch, of Qua-
S".r V-Iiy View noiov were illUB Dy 1!
,U. .ii.V. ;',. oi,ii.J.i.l,i:7i,..r.yl.,-J
17113 Hinv ann tit pat u-iAvsnMa p iaIf
at thVend of the s-rv ice a quartet composed
of .Miss Hanes. Mrs Flick .. Mrs Knecht
and Mrs
DouBherty. sang "Lead. Kindly
LIBBt
riioTorLAis
STRAND utn- Av at Venaneo-E-ot Uroa"
Douglas r airbanks ow,
333 MARkTRT stiieet theatre
'-'' IVlrtlMVC 1 o A M. to 11.15 P.M.
ETHEL CLAYTON
in " THE MAN HUNT"
MODF1 4-a 60UTH ST. Orchertra.
iVl-L-'I,I, Continuous 1 to 11.
MAY ALLISON
in "THE WINNING Or BEATRICE"
PAI A rU 1214 MARKET fhrtni-rr
wit t 7?- .ri A. ?' 'o 11 15 P M. I
CAiNES lnt- iVlAINAMAN
PRINCFSS 'PI8 MARKET STREET
I IMlXVCjOJ 8 30 A M toU.15P.HI.
GEORGE WALSH
In 'THE KID IS CLEVER"
REGENT MARKET ST Below 1TTH
1X1-V-,I-,l l 11 A M to 11 P. M.
EMMY WHELEN
in "HOUSE OF GOLD'
RIAI TO OERMANTOWN AVENUE
lH"ll. lJ AT TULPEHOCKEN BT
WALLACE REID
In "BELIEVE ME. XANTIPPE"
RIOI I BSD AND SANSOM STS
mmv r,r-,. lnee Dally
In "THE LITE MASK"
.- ,,-,,,,jn
RI IRY MARKET ST BELOW 7TH
IvUD 1 10 AM to 11 15 P t
PEGGY HYLAND
ln
urHKH MEN'S DAUGHTERS
CAlIV 1211 MARKET STREV.T
.r, ,?Af to Midnight
ln "TANGLED Ll'vES
STAN! FY MARKET ABOVE 18TH
OliVlXl-CI ii jr. a r to'll 15 p if
MAE MARSH
in 'ALL WOMAN"
VICTORIA "ARKET ST AB. 0TH
VlVIVJIXin 0A M. to 11:15 p.il
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
ln "SAY, YOUNG FELLOW'"
FRANKFORD ",5 F1V"-
ELSIE FERGUSON ' "a doll's
HOUSE
HIMR0,rRO.NT ST- oirard ave.
jumuujumbo Junction on Frankford "L"
MARY PICKFORD in "MW
I nf! 1C.T 82DHAND LOCUST STREETS
LAJUUOl Mats. 1.30, 3 JO. Evts 0J0 tq 11
Douglas Fairbanks ,n "sayi
YOUNG FELLOW
KJ1VQN1 B2D BELOW MARKET ST.
Taylor Holmes ' "RUgoles o"
' RED OAF"
SPANISH PEOPLE SWAY
TOWARD ALLIED CAUSE
Pickpocket's Loot Reveals
German Plot to Sink
Spain's Ships
By the Associated Press
Tlarcelonn, Spnln, Julv 8
Signs are not wantlna- In n. certain
section of the Spanish press of tin, a VauVouncM No 'n21Ki o PA' JnP"
easiness ai to what the verdict of hln. .W"?.."'1' ,No 141. Sons and Dauirhtera
ton- may be on Spain's attitude during 'Jfelfeln' nVdas.'VaSr1,i.P?0aCl,dlnt0I?oerno".
the war In spite of a -nell organlred i Ji,e JiP1rk;i,ln"e'l to serMces Wed. 2 ,o
propaganda In the form of a constant ,Sond,jliemn1nsenv"bif"rew"d1,Tue. ?'to
deluge of false Information throughout l0JV.m, Inl N'orthwood Cem
the country by mean, of subsidized UV DonrdT'l3!rnt rE'd'ahtr "of
newspapers, and in spite of the tin- Trank and Clara Bold, aged IB Itemalns
doubted pro German sentiment of the ' E!?,,nx',ea, MoJ "' J. p -T'r.,'"
army and a similar sentiment In other i rTck.'rhureh Woodbury. N T'tuV, na"
Influential quarters, the Indlcatloni ar ' Vj jInt' st J,arl's Cem. Gloucester City,
thtt eents are slowly bringing home' nniEoCTi July P, CATHERtNA MAniE,
tv iu merage spaniara a Fei
doubt as to whether hli countr
teresti would, after all, not hae been.Orau, 3408 Hacrford ave. 'fnt. Mt Moriah
hettPr enn ti q nanlrnlllv fronlrlii I Cem
rrlnIK- l .h. a in.. """"' """ I
...-.., vw v..t .i.o i
ine maenmat ons of the ntrmsn
emlnnatr,. Cms(, In ,r,l ln.
-, . ,-,- ,... ... kl .v., ... n..i .
Jn brlnrinff to lieht aetiWtles bv the ,
Oerman Embassy In connection with
: . - -
the lahor lrnuhle In Rnaln last vonr.
while, within tho last few weeks, one
I of thp chlefs of the Barcelona police
Pas ascused of being in league with the
uerman consulate spy nureau, ior tne
purpose of assisting submarines along,
the coaFt
rickpocket Dies Un riot
nave hen gliringly exposed One of incarnation in a m Int Holv Sepulchre , ;"iDVth.iie Tame, and Catharneb'Rrien
the Madrid dally newspapers although c' $"r,or
it has several times been suppressed bv rrNl NCan-n.-nUB,y,n &,l? itgfflM&X 8 Snlcha?
iuc iiiiuiciiy uenornip. nas succceaea iips nnu irienns ieape oi facrpn lipnrt
was made by an expert plckpocKct wno. . i.,Mntviiie Cem. N J
in his professional activttes, came into CLIFFORD July 6, MARY CLIFFORD
possession of a pocketbook containing! 'nee rriel) widow of Edward M Clifford,
;.,.! .iVin .,mm,ii,l.nHi,t '"rn' of 1217 Olive st Relatives and
seeral compromising ccmmunlcatlons, I ,rlends invttA t0 funeral. Thura . 8 30 a.
Igned by the official in question The i m 3012 N. 23d st. Solemn high reQulem
thief at once recognized the value of ma. ."."r-S1'"" churcn' 10 a- . Int.
tho dpcuments and sold them to the edl- "coOK-July 7. ANNIE M. widow of
tor of a Socialist newspaper who lost I Peter Co k a
no time in publishing them and in bring- gu nolle? of funeral ropur st.
ing grave charges against the police of CIfSrI!!,lSlv5r"o?,D..i cSw -,&&
Riding German submarines to sink , Yi7itie s K nd friend s Invfted to service
Spanish merchant vessels iTuea. 3pm Oliver H Bair Hldg , 1820
After some delav the rjollce official I clUf,l.nut,Fi 'H,1 .". Moriah Cem
Alter some aeiaj ine ponce oimiui . CUI.LINET Suddenly Julv S PATRICK,
was arrested and investigations novv'pn 0f late Edwird and Man VCulllncv of
being made are expected to bring in.-, Ralljhaunl; Counn Mayo Ireland Rela-
teresting information to light The case tl and ftld. Invited
is at present in the hands of the ju- James A Burke 1014 Sharswood st High
dicial authorities I requiem mass Church of the Genu n a m
fuciai auinoritie Holy Sepulchre Cem Juto funrnl
Swnveil hv tT S elilevement ' CU11RV lulv 7 DORt A1- widow of
svvnveil bv U. 1. Iclilevement Xtln H Cum ncc I 72 Relatives and
The splendid achievement of the friends Invited to service Tues 8 v m .
I'nlted States In scndlnir an armv of a J.21'.0 . Chestnut st Int lirvlew Cem
.,,, Bllles ln scnuing an armv 01 1 ilmnnton De
m on men across tho t int c n so DALY .Tub 7. susan DLT (nee
short atime and the mettle which that
army has already shown have not been
!"'t0n,the P-Pl. ". - fl i"p
inclined to belittle the American effort.
ATLAVTir CITY, N. .1.
CtTOR.ATLANncan
1PRLDS GREcVTEST HOTELSU0CESS
HfYTFI ROirORFI Kentucky Av. near
MUILL BUdlUBKL H-u1 Alv vVvs nneii
. "" 'nl open
Amer &. Curo plans
nkit
A K MARION
Vvfkcfmirmfpi- Ks ave near Beach Elev
"""" t0 ,t pr(xate baths run
water $10 up wkh 2 up daily Chas Buhre
AMWnV PARK. N. J.
HOTEL
sfesy
BR1
inOROrtr'bSti
ocevv cirv. y. j.
Normandie-by-the-Sea
ockn cm. X. .1.
ou.1 rams, inn bwiipb wun private oatns,
own artesian well water: tee plant electric
light plant. Elevators from eround floor.
Directly raclm; the ocean Cuisine the best:
For rates, full information nnd booklet ad-
I dress r. 11. i,hi;, .Manager.
-
HOTEL BRIGHTON
Opens Wednesday, June 26
85th season under ownership management
Booklet It n. SOOT.
WlimVOOD, N. J.
rAVrrM Now nnen for lura e mia
""' Ths name roilrtmn. tlm.nt
... . . .. --" -. -.
' '.'"2. IP Eur patrons Cap J50
mcvii'kkai ner e proprietor
nJCW-t-IF! nOM Wlldwood's m o .?
modern hotel, c. 1
350. Elev.
bklt. Auto
prlv at. baths: rooms en suite:
D J. Wood. Own management.
Foremost Viirnlle".
JpffttCy notel. .Mod ft ci
vLryk r-perlal June rati
' &l
com. l'rlv. baths.
Ilea. SJear he.nl,
Onod table
J. K. lTIIITRSRLI.
EDGETON INN N'ar beacn: cp "o.
Justice
Near Beach and Amusements
Villi Ocein View w A Justice
rrn wv. n. j.
Colonial Hotel ?,'n,"ated Ah,rous!lou.t-
. , . . Rooms vvlth private
hath, elevator Opens for ICth season lune
lrth W H rtinni Owner t. Proprietor
'KX'ilnB PAHK. N. J.
THE MANHASSET
Directly on tl) ocean front Capacity 300
PooH' H rtn-;ti TI'RNFn Prop
hrRINO I.UiR REACH. N. J.
The Shoreham 6p"r?wIjers,eyDe,l.ch'
Located on the lake; two blorka from ocean
bathlnic beach. E E SPANOBNDERO. Prop
eatftf
Raines Charles
Ballenbarh Frances
Bauer. Eherhard J.
Beatev, Hannah
Belsel Anna
Bellls, Ursula
lilatr, Andrew
Bochert, Frederick
Hoelt, Gustavus
Bold, Dorothy V
Hrlegel C M.
Campbell John J.
Canning Saran
Carbine Hannah
Clark. Cordelia
Clifford Mjrv
McCormick M J
McElhone, Reba G
VcPadden lohn
MoManus James J
Ml I ten Miry A O
Mumford Frank J,
Msers Henry
Nassau, hllen R
Nesbltt Dorothy A.
Nolan. Rose
o Hrlen I rands A.
Oslesby Margaret M
Plattenberger. F. B
Raffetto. John
Rainier, Hannah P.
Rosrers, Molton C.
Roller Joseph
Rots. Elizabeth
11 j an. Mary M
Hjan Rev Michael A
Rvan, Thomas J,
Salle, Louise M.
Savage, bamuel
Scattergood, C S.
hchutte William B.
shepherd Ellz A.
Sherry, Martha F,
blmon Marv E
Skllton, Amanda Flss
Smith. Anna M
Sondhelm Johanna
Spencer, Sarah
Sullivan. Rex
Sweeney, Thomas
Tlmlow, Susan V
Tooliv William F.
Tschudy, Margaret
Turner. James J.
Vincent. Josephine
Walter. Josephine
Watts Caroline C,
Weller, Bessie M
VA elsh, Wm J . Jr
White. Florence E
Wilkinson, Annie
Zlliessen, Waiter
1 Cook. Annie M.
, Crm'. Margaret. H
ii-ii iinev i-atririf
Currv Dnrraji
I Daly sjsan
I I'empsev. Cornelius
I Dojle. Dr John J. .
Fberhardt Harry
Fassio John II.
I i i uen John
. Flint. Harry M E,
fry Harry
i- reea jsaao u
illdeon Helen V.
u,M n Samuel A
Grlfrtlh. Lucy F.
Harris Chdrlea
Helss, Emma L
Henry, Catharine
Hlnea Herman A,
Hogan. Anna
Houklns. Mary Gill
Johnston Mrs. I C.
Kavser Louisa B
Keller, Lavlnla
Kellus Dorothy M
Lansodorf Annie F.
Llveze, W Wlster
Martin William U
McAIeer, Annie
BAINES July 6, CHARLES son of
Charles R and late Anna E Balnes (nee
McGlensei) aged 8 months Funeral Tues
2pm 4131 Baltimore ave Int private.
" BAfLE"NBCATH.-July 7. FRAN
r C E S.
daughter of late Joseoh and Marv Ballen.
bacn. agea i'J ueiauves and rrienas em -
plojes of Incomparable Laundry, invited to
funeral Tues . 8 30 a m . residence of her
brother-in-law, George Lambert 2645 N.
.silver at. High mass St Columba's Church
10 a m Int Holy Cross Cem. Auto fu
neral BAUER At 1629 N 27th St. July 5,
EHERHARD J husband of Emilia Bauer,
aged 56 Relatives and friends Lleder
krana Singing Society and Dsutschen Na
tional Vereln Invite i to service Tues . 1 30
p m Oliver H Balr Bldg 1820 Chestnut
t Int. Hillside Cem Remains may be
viewed 1520 Chestnut at , Mon., 7 to 8 p m.
Auto funeral
BEATEY. At Berwyn Pa . July 7. HAN.
NAH. wife of Andrew H Beatey, aged 75.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
Knox ave,, Berwyn. Pa., Wed. Brvlcjs at
the house. 2 p. m. Int private. Remains
rosy be viewed Tueg., 8 to 0 30 p m,
BEISEL. -July . 'ANNA KKISEI, (nee
Voxt), wife of Henry Beuwl, Relatives and
i . t . -
heath
friends Invited to funeral services Tues., 2
p m. 717 B Tioga' st. Int. Grtenmount
Crm Auto funeral. Remains may be viewed
Mon eve.
BELLIS - .Tnlv 1 itnatTt t .. i- -
JuT8,? .S?JiL, Rftm i anrt 'friends in-
V2mu Ia u,,vv.,"c"s wen. 11 n m ,
i-.rkI?. .an,.?v?t av Jenkintown Pa.
Int Prlatp Fimnvtnn J 1
nijU iA& wmK.ir SlNR7.
..;L V"""l, tunerai lues, a 3U ft.
t0,. I1"1!1" " residence 2401 Emerald st.
Illgli riM'j;m mass Church of the Visitation
B nnMipiV m', ,nt N',r Cathedral Cem.
r..MPi,E,lT tJuI' " Frederick no.
CHERT, husband of Frcderlcka Bochert
tefA? ""?.. .??f'1. 0 !.. Relatives and
. iv '"""""ii'T nranKen untersl ver
en No . 1 Houthivark Baker Vrreln. em.
f ," - A ,. ';-"-aiv jarT74 T'iniij frail.-
Ploses or JilfB''hmann's lake Invited to
J funeral Tiles 1 in p m .12S4 N, Randolph
1 st Int Hillside rem Auto ser ce
M,",V,S'i';.Xr,iuly, '., ".VhJAVUS husband of
sen'ei of wldo or Nicholas Hrlenel, need 83 Hela
inlr's In ' ,he and trlends lnHM to fun-ral Tues , 3
mir., s in , p m daughter s residence. .Mrs Harry C
CAMPnni t, Suddenlv . Julv 4 JOHN J
n j
pDI1 ni uorn ana jiarv a
Camnhell flred
... "cnmei
en ind trlrnd n V M So-
7Si'.l.'ni,"ri .'.? unJ .Tues 8 an a m
f'li.n . rn
?n.4 ltnr "1 .Rolar SoclM of Churrh nt
Tnn iiniv inn
Quaker Clrv Vn ll I.
Lf . A. Invited to funeral. Tues 8 30 a m .
!38 N Carlisle st Solemn requiem mass
Church of the Holy Child 10 a m Int
New Cathlral Cem Auto aervlce
CARBINE July 7 HANNAH wife of
Tatrlck Carbine (nee Cannon) Relatives
and friends BV M Sodallts, Leacue of
sa red -ieart t ihd A
etles of St Edmonds Church Invited to
ana i; sarv ski
IfuneraT ThursTTio a m ,' 1720 s' Rine-
lnold st (24th and Morris) Solemn hlirn
mass of requiem St. Edmond s Church 10
a m Int Holv Cross Cem
fcmlth) wife of Willi im I Dilv Relatives
2137 Stars st (I elow Whtrton fit)
High reaulem miss v Eilmond s Church 0
r m ini noi , roi , em jyuio iuiii ii
t.hdnann,h innru r..,n
Sktv1 ',, n iins-rr it t3 .,, nf
piR iniLtniJniml.0n.- xKS.iKitvi
BIT VnJ T?ihni.mrjri fHrni.S ?i?Jd yto
.??,,i t,1'1"1'" ",d 'r.',tJl,s,'S .ili-r
funenl Tues J p m residence of sister-
In Ihw Mrs Mirv Svveen-v N U ior 20th ,
ml Dlsklnson sis Int Holv Crovs Pern
DOILE Julvfl Dr JOHN J A DOYLE '
son of late Mitthew and Miry Dojle aged
41 Relatlven and friends Court Prooerltv
Xn "170 p of . Invited lo funeral rhurs
S 30 a ,m lino N 13th st Solemn high
reaulem mass st Malvchy s Church in n m
Int New cathedral Cem Auto funeral
llBbRHAKl) r Suddenh . July 11. HARRY,
. , , - ,. ., - s., . . lw, i
beloved son of Harry and Mary A lber I
hardt tnee K-vIbach) aced 10 nelatlves and
irienus empiojes oi inesterman-i.eeiana
Co. Invited tn funeral services Tues.
p m parents residence. 1810 N 22d st
Trlends nni call Mon , S to 10 p m Int ,
Mt Pence Cem, strictly private. Auto I
funeral ...
. trtA?w Z7.Ci"v.V"r; ?"'"?. V".:i "'L'
74 Residence Somers ae . Somers roint.
Du notlre of funeral
......1 L IllKII Jll',1. (.nurril III ', . . . fn... r n. an ln,a larl ni .n
T.fw n TnTJV hhanfi nf chael'a German Lutheran Churrh, lntted
JltJSn neiJ S? and to funeral Thurs.. 2 pm, 2142 Cumber
11 ?$ll TrViim r land st Int Oreenmount Crm Friend
FELTl N
i Wntle Telten fn.
r-lumU bii1iiicc nf Cran TrA Prehm CO
tnited to funeral Tu?s SOa m , ltfl IN
t-"..". X .!"& i""8 cHXn!ijS
r. lnf the Tlnsarv 10 a
1 ulehr. Cent uto funeral
" r
"'MVvV"" tiuV i?ATmv m r huahand
oflftW ne'e &A?!T) MReIta..tU,8baIS3
Central Station Anni M Uoss Camp, No
1 w ot v 1'nua iupe io .ii, , v
O M Dauphin Yearlv Hen Asso . Invited
tn nnAm1 esr, InaB Tllfl . 3ll n 1T1 PST
;- :-"t r'nrrr, ; vv Tlorrett Pa
Lof "fniiJid. cvm vl
?" , '"' ' "!' ''?f,.j Txion
Retrains mav bo viewed Mon.
liarreit, rarK aim jjciiibi.
la iuurrii ti.
8 to JU p m
I nn:D Julv r,. ISAAC a freed. aeq
Rl Rrlatlves nnd friends Invited to funeral
services Tues 2 p. m , residence or on-in
nvv jisepn .viorris .in o iitui oi.. -u,k,
V, nlrn Pa lit private .
FRY July 7 HARRY, husband of Nellie
I"rv and son of Harry and Ruth A rry.
Due notice of funeral ., ,.Tri,-!TwtA
lllliuuv luly n HELEN VIROINIA
wi low of John Gideon. Relatives and
friends Invited lo funeral servlceB. Tues , -p
m 2H1 H Oirnet st Int private
GIVEN' 7ul 8 SAMUEL A , husband
of Carrie Given Relatives and friends
Invited to services Tues 3. p m. l-
i.. i mri mt nn i nprni-r
'"'"',""" 1L.'.",-K.,""V.."
' ,n,ri'lTI -July r7" LUCY P . daughter
of late John D and Marv E. Orirtltn uai
I lives and friends Invited to funeral serv-
ls. Tues . S !.p rn. 0824 Keystone av .
I Tam In, North Cedar Hill Cem
SAMUEL HAGY. Friends and relatives in
vited tn funeral Mon . 2 p m., !33 Church
lane. Gtn , Pa.
HARRIS At Wlldwood N J. July 6
CHARLES husbind of Alice Elizabeth Har
ris, late of 17.'7 & 0th st . Philadelphia
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
Wed 1 10 p m , residents of daughter,
Mrs Gus Kneller, 234 W. Wlldwood ave .
Wllduood, N J Int Cape May Court
HEISS Juls 5, EMMA L ,-wldow of Wil
liam J. Helss aged S5. Relatives and
friends members of 2d Baptist Church.
Lady Manacers of Baptist Home, invited to
funeral services Wed . 11 a. ln , 03(1 Shack
amaxon st Int. private. Cedar Hill Cem
IrlendH may call Tues , 8 to 10 p m.
HENRY At Codrer Hospital, CaPlden,
N. J . July 7. CATHARINE, wife of Curtis
W Henry (nee Colebauek) aped 31 Rela
tives and rrienas an organizations oi wnicn
she was a member, invited to funeral serv
ices ed , J p m . Berlin. N J Int Ber
lin Cem Remains may be viewed Tues
eve Autos will meet triln at Berlin leav
ing Market st ferry 12 25 p m ....
HINES Suddenly. July 4, HERMAN A .
sou of Charles .ind llettle Hlnes (nee Dost),
aged 21. of Co L 37lh Inf , U. S A . sta
tioned at Laredo Tex Relatives and friends,
members of Allegheny Ave Baptist Church
and bunday School Northeast Branch Chris
tiin Endeavor Penllln Club Slrawhrldse ic
Clothier, Fred Wagner Council, No. 185.
Jr O U. A M.: Ioska Tribe No 378. I O
R M . invited to funeral. Tues , 1 p. mi.
residence of parents 3011 Coral st Services
at above-named church 2pm Int East
Cedar Hill Cem Remains may be viewed
Mon after 8pm
HOGAN. At Dollngton, July (1 ANNA
HOGAN Relatives and friends Invited to
tuncrai ln Dollngton, Tues 8 30 a m
Requiem mass St. Andrew s R C. Church,
Newtown, 10 30 a, m Int. adjoining grave
yard HOPKINS July 0 MARY GILL widow
of Johns Hopkins Services at 341 Llan
drlllo rd Cjnvvjd. Pa Tues 3 30 p m.
Int private
JOHNSTON July 0 MRS. ISABELLA
C JOHNSTON, widow of John A. Johnston
and daughter ot late John and Amanda M.
Given. Funeral services Wed , J p m ,
26 N Paxon st, Int private
KATSER. At Norrlstown. July 7,
LOUISA B . wife of Albert Kayser. aired 51
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral,
VAed 2 p m , 7M Haws ave Int. River
side Cem Remains may bevvlevved Tues ,
7 to 0 p m
KELLER At 2018 N 4th st . July 0.
LAVINIA KELLER (nee Plelss). widow of
Edward Keller Relatives and friends in
vited to funeral services Tues 2 p m .
apartments of 3. Buttenkiepper, 1015 8 4th
st Int private Auto funeral
KLLIUS July ll DOROTHY M , daugh
ter of Emily C and Mary Kellus, aged n
vears Relatives and friends Invlfaed
to funeral services, Tues . 8 n m . Church
or tne ttesurreciion oa ana inomoson sis ,
west rniia runner servicea vveo , raiK-i
ner Reformed Church Swamp. Pa, 11 ?0
am Int adiolnine cem.
i.ivnknoiii' Julv n. Annie v. ife
of Frederick I.anasdOrf (nee Schaefer), aged
59 Relatives and friends invited to funeral
Tne. . 2 p. m . 3144 N 25th st. Int Mt
Peace Cem. Remains may be viewed Mon ,
7 to 0 p m Auto funeral
LlVKXrir ouooeniy. July o vv AVIS-
TER. husbaniLof Margaret P l.lvezey and
son of Harriet E and late William II Live-
zey, aged 44 Relatives and friends Chel-
I ten Nest. No. 11131, Order of Owls. Invited
lo lunvrai Brvr,"J. v. i " f in Liiapei
1 of KlrK A. Xice, ooiii uermamown
Ger-
mantnwn Int OrlVatS.
1 ,f ;vif ti viitiiv '
I WILLIAM B MARTIN .a.
i services nnd int private
M VUilN July '2iw l - m
11th st ,
I uneral
gea ou
U-lT.r.RIt Jlllv ft ANNln wMnor nP
Arthur McAIeer (nje Brown) . Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral Thurs K 30 a m ,
321 S 25th st Solemn high mass of re
oulem St Patrick's Church. 10 a. m. Int
Holy Cross Cem. S
McCpnMICK July 6. MARGARET JO
SEPHINE, daughter of Bernard J and
Catharine McCormick (nee McGee). aged 16
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
Tues . 8 80 a. m . parents' residence, 8908
Parrlsh st Solemn nigh requiem mass
St. Agatha's Church 10 a. m. Int Holy
CrM cBLllONE July 6. REBA G , daugh
ter of James and Mary O, McElhont. aged
11. Relatives and friends Invited to attend
funeral. Tues , 8 80 a. m.. from residence nt
parents 23411 N Marshall st High mass
St Edward's Church in a. m. Int. New
s sthedral (-em. auid luperai
MciADDEN July a. JOHN McFAD-
nr.ATH
DEN, husband of Elisabeth MeFndden Rela.
fives and friends, Holy.Name Sorlety, ln
vlted to funeral Tues . . a. m . 109 Cedar
ave West Conshohoeken. Itlah mass St.
Gertrude's Church 0 am. Int St. Matt
hew's New Cem.
McMANUR July fl . JAMES J., son of
James and Marv A McManua (nee JIcClos
key) aged 20 Itelathes ahd friends. league
of sacred Heart Invited to funeral Tues
8 80 a. m. parents' residence. SS38 Chris
tian st Solemn requiem mass church of
the. Transforation 10 a. m Int Holy Cross
Cem
MITTEN At Sleklrvil!e N, J, Julv T
Maiit A O MITTEN agd 34 Relatives
irid friends Invito to funeral. Wed . 10 a
m . s cklrllle, N J Serlces at the home
Int sffklerY lie Train leases Chestnut st
ferry 7 -so a m Friends may call Tues ,
after a p m.
MtMFonn :uiy t thank t. hus-
hand of Hannah I, Mumford (nee Hanson)
Jeatles and friends Massnsolt Trlhn. No
144 I O R M . Antloch Castle. No 38.
K. O E , Tennsjhanla, Assemoiy. No 3, A.
o M r InMted to funeral services, 8t.
Pansom st Int private. Friends may call
Wed eve
MTERS Julv 7 HENItT husband of
late Chrl'tlne Ml era (nee Jones), aged 6
at son. W Thompson st. Due notice of
funeral
NASAt luly T at Atlantic City. Mrs
ELLEN RITER widow of William Henry
Nassau
NESBITT, July 7 DOROTHY ANNA.
dauahter of Robert I! and Eliza Smith
Neshltt, aged 10 sears Relamcs and friends
Invited to service Wed 2 o m parents'
residence 5843 Belmar terrace Int orl
vate NOLAN Suddenlsa Julv 4 ROSE wife
of Thomas Nolan Relatives and friends,
Altar and Rosary Societies, Invited to fu
neral Tues 7 10 a m . 151ft N Lambert
st Solemn requiem mass St Elizabeth's
Church 0am Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto
funeral . ,
O'BRIEN July 5 1018 TRANCIB A
member. Invited to funeril on Tuesday, at
30 i m from late residence, mil N
Bouvler t Solemn rcouiem mass Church
of the Ocsu 10 o clock Int Holy Sepulchre
Cem Auto service
OOELSBT At 1022 Wallace St. July (i,
MARGARET M widow of Warwick N.
Ogleshv aaed 0 Relatives and friends
Invited to service Tues 1 10 p m . at O H
lialr Hide 1S20 Chestnut st Int North
wood Cem Piunlngrown Ta Friends may
Mon at ,8- cn"Inut " 7 to 8 30
f m i .. .
rLATTRNPrtPGER At 5G23 Spruce st .
tuh n rANNT n widow' of Georee H.
ved 7 to o n m
RAFFETTO July fl JOHN RAFFETTO.
husband of Mnrv notto Raffetto Relatives
and friends Socleti VI de Un one e Fratel-
unia ltallara Invited to funeral. Tues .
8 30 a m 203S N ISth st High reaulem
ma.s Our Lady of Jtercv Church Int Holy
"atwr - JU y""? HANNTAW T.
ra-If-iT'" WeoU N, JHAhter of
Iat( john,and Jane Ralniek. nelatlves and
PSm ' Mrior." of'Vo'SS &
Westfleld ave Camden N J Int private
r.OSF.RS At New Castle, Del. July 0
MOLTOV C ROGERS, aged 71) Relatives
nd friends Invited to funeral Tues. 21 E
r.th st New Castle Del Services Iinmanuel
Kplscopal Church 3 p m. Int. Glebe Cem.
New Castle. Del
. n0Ii-E,R Jujy J. I,S.PH husband of
Arina Roller, aged hs Relatives and friends,
Michael Arnold Lodge No 030 I' and A.
M Invited to funeral services Wed . 2 p
m 2-.12 Newklrk st Int Mt Peace Cem
Remains may be viewed Tues eve.
RCS Julv 7 ELIZABETH ROSS aged
ro Relatives and friends Invited to serv.
i wed. 2 n m .Oliver u niir nidV.
irjo Chestnut st Int Grcenmount Cem
FVAV Tnlv 7 fiT7V TITTT.TITT TTri i4i11CTi,
tor of Annie 'thomoson and latn TnnlR W
Itiftn and granddaughter of late James and i
, ,i ,. . . . . -. t
i'lary DlirKC I1U BteiwiamilllPr OI JOnn J
Thompson aged 11 Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral Frl 8 10 a m . parents'
residence 1040 N 0th, st High reoulem
mass st Mslachi's Chdrch 10 a m Int.
,,niv fm,, p-m
H0'y,t .",st ,m, .
,oR,TA Julv. ' .u8' rraren,lrrV-tr."id,"lc.''
inJlBr2S" V M,'h1T..ReT "F,1' A
gYAN. s on of J'lchae J and Ma rJ. E
T!vn (nee .Dwjer). Reverend clerg. rela-
"ves ana rrienas invited to ..funeral 'lues
S?.r,1
Church of Assumption B V M
sILVrn0. TnaiTw n,2mr?fIeqAnIU
mass 10 a. m Int. Holy CrOfl Cem. AutO .
...?..
service
r' k
ItYAM "Suddenly Julv 7. THOMAS J .
husband of Catharine Rvan nee Murphv)
nna son or viarv ana late vucnaei jvjin
Relatives and frienda Invited to funeral,
Thurs . 7 10 a m . 20J, Poplar st Solemn
hlsh reoulem mass Church .of St Francte
Nivler Sam Int Holy Ooss Cem. Auto
funeral.
kaIiK-juu . i.ouisk ai hailk n
5rhm.fHl wlfn nf Tnsenh Salle, fleed 2R
in 1 allien and ft lend mem her of St ti
mav rail Wfrl after R rt m.
-isn Pansomlt husband of late Katherine
r-VAltl JU1 i-iAMUr-lj AVAUIj
, Savage (nee Thomsonl aeerl 7H lleiallves
'nd friends Invited to funeral services. Tues
, t P m residence of daughter Mr. Oeor,
eorce
North-
m Ttemalnji mav he vlowei
a tn in
hCATTERGOOD Julv 6 CAROLINE S .
wife of Ellsha G Scattercood Relatives
nnd friends mav view remains Mon , 7 to
0pm son s residence, Fllsha E Sratter
pood M17 Pulaski ave Gin Services at
Methodist Church Yardlev Toe? 10 in a m
RCHUTTE Julv 7 V.VMI H husband of
Lillian Rchutte (nee Sault) atred 30 Rela
tle, and friends Antl-Cobden Club Invited
to funeral Wed 2 n in parents residence
Wn N rth at Remains may be vieved
Tues eve
FHEPHFRD Julv fl ELIZARETH A .
widow of Wm M Shepherd, seed PI Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral. Tues ,
2 p. m residence of son-in-law John Shep
h'rd 212 Sharon ave . Sharon Hill Pa Int.
private Aillnttton Cem Remains may be
viewtd Mon , 7 to 10 p m Auto funeral
SHERRY. July 4 MARTHA FORSYTHE
ctipiinV J f William Kherrv aced
, tiiuiiii -- -; -. --"-- -
Idi
l2 Relatives and friends Invited to ru
neral services.
residence of
son William unerrv nit raimeuo si ,
Burholme (take Fox Chase car to Blelgh st )
Int. private. Remains may be viewed Sun
8 to lo n m .
SIMON juiy a viaiiy t.i.i-.Aitciii
wife of George D Simon and daughter of
lain Georce. and Catharine Shlsler. aged 70
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
Tues . 1 p m lout snunK et services
Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Trinity
18th and Wolf sts . 2 p m Int. West
Laurel Hilt Cem Auto service
SK1LTON. July 1 AMANDA FISS
widow of Alexander Skllton, aged SI. Rela-
tlves and rriends mvitea to services Mon ,
8pm 23J7 Columbia ave Ini. private
SMITH JulJ 5. ANNA MAY SMITH
daughter of the late Thomas and Clara
Smith (nee Train). Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral Tues , 8 30 a m . from
residence, 4433 Grlscom St. Frankford
High mass at the Church of St. Jvoachln,
HItS ms nt th Church of st, Toarhlm
SONDHEIM -r-At residence nf daughter,
Mrs. Sldnev O Rlc" 1801 W Allegheny
ave July 7 iuuaina, wioow or josepn
Sondhelm. of Boston Mass, aged 75 Fur
ther notice of funeral, Boston and New York
papers copy
SPENCER July 0 SARAH wife of
Hirrv Spencer and daughter of late John
and Katharine Mvers. Relatlvea and friends
Invited to services mother-in law's resi
dence. 5130 Catharine st . Tues , ll a, m
Int private Arlington Cem
SWEENEY Suddenlv Julv 7, THOMAS
husband of late Mary. Sweeney (nee, Bren
nen) Funeral from residence 2121 Chest
nut st Due potlce of funeral elven.
TIMLOW On luly 0 SUSAN D . widow
of Rev. P J Tlmlow Relatives and friends
are invited tn attend the funeral services
at Beilevue Presbvtenan Church. Gap Pa.,
on Wednesday. July 10. at 11 a m Inter
ment in adjoining cemetery. Lancaster. Pa ,
papers copy,
TOOHEY July 15 WILLIAM F.. son of
William A and late Bridget Toohev Funeral
Tues , 7 20 a m , 2328 Brown st- High mass
of requiem St Francis s Church 0 am.
Relatives and friends Invited. Int. Old Ca.
th'lra! Cem
TsritllTVY Julv 7 at the Leamv Home
Mt. Airy. Pa. MAROARIVr TSCHUDY
aged oj. ueiauves anu iri'-nnn invuen 10
service Tues . ! n. m . Oliver H Balr
Bide- IRO Chestnut st Int private.
TURNER Julv 5. JAMES J . husband of
Mary J Turner, Relatives and friends Court
East End. No 103. F. of A., and Coopers
Int. Union of N A . Invited to funeral
Tues , 8 a. m.. 163 Mifflin st. Solemn high
mass of requiem Church of the Sacred Heart
9 30 a m. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto
VINCENT July fl. JOSEPHINE, wife nf
Theodore M. Vincent, Relatives and friends
Invited to services Tues ,2pm, 1814
W. Montromerv ave. Int. private. West
Laurel Hill Cem, ,....
WALTER At Riverside. N T . July 5.
JOSEPHINE wife of Henry Waiter (nee
Mueh) Relatives and friends Sacred Heart
and Rosary Society, of St Peter's Church
Invited to funeral Tues, 8 30 a m , 41
Scott st. Solemn reaulem rnnnv 0 30 a m.
st Peter's Church Int. St. Peter's Cem ,
Riverside. N J Trains leave Marke st
ferry 7 12 and 7.40 a n..
WATTS July 5. CAROLINE C . wife of
. John E Watts ineerarnngioniitejauvea
and friends members of Osston Presby.
terlan Church and Bible Union invited, to
i Junej-al - services uasion rreinvterlan
i Church. 11th .at. , and Lenign ave, Mon., 8
v '.'!.. ,- ' t.... k nrnir. ur
.i-t T vn tntv .t. RESSIC M.. datii-hlee
of George and Margaret vvriier. ueiauves
and friends Invited to services. Tues, 3 p
in 2021 N. Falrhlll st Int private. Oak.
land Cem. Remains may be viewed Mon
eve Auto funeral.
WELSH Suddenly. July 4, WILLIAM J ,
Jr . son of William J and Catharine Welsh
aged 16. Relatives and friends. B. V M.
Sodality of the Incarnation Church. Incar
nation Catholic Club, emplovcs of Crowell
Publishing Ce- Invited to funeral Tues .
8 30 a m. 426 Llndlev ave High mass
Church of the Incarnation in a, m. Int.
Holv Sepulchre Cem Auto funeral.
WHITE.-July 6. FLORENCE E . daugh
ter of Frank M and Florence H (White)
Klrkbrlde, aged 22. Relatives and friends
Invited tn services Tues, 2 p. m . Ill N
4th st. Camden N J. Int. Arlington Cem
Friends may call Mon. eve.
F WILKINSON July 5. ANNIE, wife of
William J. Wilkinson . and daughter. o(
Anne and late Michael West Relatives
and friends. Sodality of B. . V.M. of Bt
Elizabeth's Church, '"vdted , funeral,
Tues. 8 30 a. m . 2118 W, "Berks st.
Solemn reaulem rnsss St Elizabeth's
Church 10 a, m. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
ZII.LESSEN At B0-S0 Catharine st.
July It, WALTER husband of Clara Zllles
ieV ased a Relatives and friends In
..,,. in E.rvln),' Tues . 2 o. m . , OHvee H
mir Bldg, 1S20 Chwtnut at. Int. private, v
ii irOi Airp tornto
0)
DOOT-Lost. A Botton tsrrl
Whit A. 1ff tnrmim atiA
hrtnrlliP) and
foot whilst T
JnOflth nlil. aft & 4a mm nf flnvarnnt.
Reward If returned to J. R. Rue, 729 West-view-
n.. Osrmantown .
RING tost, in the vlclnltv of Rroad anil
walnut sis on the evening of Julv 2
one 3-atone diamond ring. Tlffariv setting
and one. diamond circle guard ring. $100
reward If return, rl In J9K Wnlnnt . No
ouestmns asked
.AIREDALE DOG. , ,
Mcenrs Aio Fourteenth rotlce District
Reward. Mm puiitkl ave. Qtn. 1B81 J.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
inlher ClasslBed Adi on Pages IB nnd 171
AM teeeirvTIAr. nrrtTPATTDM
TELEPHONE SERVICE IN PHILADCT4
PHLA ArD VICINITT THE WORKSHOP
OF THE NATION, IS OF VITAL IM-
FCillTAWgt; iin imu rnuBLViuiiu.ii kjs
Tlin WAl.
vnttvn wramv nr.TWT.ra 17 AND 81
CAN SERX'E IN NO MORE PATRIOTIC
A U THAN AH UfhHAlUKS,
COME AND HELP SERVE IN THIP ALL
IMPORTANT ARMT OF THREE THOU
SAND LOYAL YOUNG WOMEN ,. ..
THE TRAINING COUflSE IS SHORT
AND THOROUGH . ,.
I9 0O yt:H WrJEK IM l'AIL JJUIVlrtll
TUB FIRST FOUR WEEKS WITH RAPID
ADVANCEMENT. THEREAFTER.
Ari'Li ivj
MI1S M D RYAN
AT 406 MARKET ST . PHILADELPHIA
OR
MtSS W. Q REILLT
"O TT. RTIT RT CHESTER PA.
THE BELL TELFPHONE COMPANY OF
1-r.iN :n & 1 Ll A?t LA
BEGINNERS for envelope machines good op
portunity for girls of in vears of ige to
learn an interesting and well paid vocation
Apply to Mr Johnson Whiting Patter'on
Co 320 N 13th st
BILLING CLERK, with experience on Elll
nit.Flfther hilling machine H D Dough-
ertv & Co . 17th and Indiana ave
BOOKKEEPER exp. Apply Schward Wheel
Co , .Margaret at . on -. xv. i . r tnuiv.
ford
BUSS WOMEN
WOMEN BETWEEN THE AGES OF 25
AND 4-S YEAR"! OF NEAT APPEARANCE
WANTED FOR BUSS WORK IN THE
LARGE CAFETERIA OF GOVERNMENT
SHIPYARD AT HOO ISLAND.
GOOD WAGES MEALS AND PLEASANT
SURROUNDINGS
EXCELLENT TRANSPORTATION FACILI
TIES APPLY
WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT
UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
134 S 3D ST nil LA.
DO NOT APPLY AT HOG ISLAND
CAP SPINNERS AND TWISTERU
WANTED EXPERIFNCED AND
LEARNERS' GOOD WAGES ANP
STEADT WORK: PRINCIPALLY
FOR GOVERNMENT WORK AP
PLY ORISWOLD WORSTED CO .
DARBY. PA.
CLERK, about 18 to 30 -.ears of age quick
and accuritc steady employment hilf
dav Saturday. Applv 0 to 12 a m , Smith
. Furhush Machine Co , Hancock nnd Som
erset ets m
CLERKS Several good opportunities for
vnung women between 18 and 25 In a large
Philadelphia bapk. those having addlng-ma-
chlne experience preferred state age, experl-
enre and salary expected
i ti, i-eager
tjnic
CLERKS Young women oetweep the ages
of 18 and 2".. wanted by an Old-established
financial house, for clerical work state age
experience of office machines and salary ex-1
pected P 721 Ledger Office
CLLRK for office work wholesale Jobbinc
houj-e 14rt N Delaware ae. Call or nhone
Tnrke?nrt:.
CLERKS Young women between li and 25
ror clerical worn in a large corporation.
thoce w!tn adding-mschine experience pre-
.,,(. , ace. evnerlenre and wlirTM,
' nanlnil 13 TOO Tsilifa rtttrm
P 721 Ledger Office
ELLIOIT FISHER billing machine operator,
state experience age and salary expected
P 710 Ledger office ,
GIRLS WANTED
between the ages of 16 and 25
to learn
the art of file cutting
Light work
Good wages .
' ' APPLY
HENRY DISSTON . SONS
Lmplojment department
Taconi. Philadelphia
Or 2120 N Front Bt.
8 a m. to 5 p m
GIRLS Experienced markers on pens, good
prlee schedule 1211 Poring Garden st
GIRLS to make cushions Apply 244 S
rn rT
HOUSEKEEPER, working, white to take
charge for 2 In family at Merlon, no
washing Apply tomorrow 3 to 4 p. in .
Room 202 1420 Chestnut Bt
PAYROLL CLERK experienced state expe
rience, age. salary exiccted P 714, Ledger
Office
FEMALE OPERATIVES
From 18 to 41 years of age
2500 wanted
WOODBURY. N J .
BAG-LOADING PLANT
United States Government work,
Washington Park near Westvllle, N. J.,
on Pennsvlvanlfl Railroad (West Jersey
and Seashore division), also bv trolley
from Casnden.
Free transportation to and from
Philadelphia. Camden and intermediate
points Cars specially reserved for
women operatives.
Working hours. 7 a. m. to 3 p. m.
31c TO 51c PER HOUR
Beginners receive S4o per hour while
under Instruction which lasts from one
to two weeks, after which the rate is
increased according to proficiency.
This gives you an opportunity to show
your patriotism and do your bit while
being paid for it. as -the operation ofv
this plant is essential to our overseas
forces
, Lunch may be carried into the plant
or purchase, at cost In the cafeteria.
Further information may be obtained
by applslng to any United States or
Federal employment bureau or
EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT
MacARTHUR BROTHERS .COMPANY
WASHINGTON PARK
WESTVILLE. N J.
SCHOOL TEACHER, young, wanted for out-
uoor euucaiionai wotk: a rest rrom tne
schoolroom: pleasant work: good Salary for
right person P 727 Ledger Office
SILK PICKERS AND SPREADERS Splen
did wages for particular workers: paid
while learning Apply Orlswold Worsted
Company, Darby, Pa,
1
SOLICITOR lady, for cemetery lots, salary
1 per week O 40 ledger Central
STENOGRAPJIFR experienced. for" 2
menths. possibility of being a permanent
position, salarv J20 per veek; several girls
in nfrir-e Apply In own handwriting. 100
N Water st
ETHNOGRAPHER, voung ladv experienced,
pleasant surroundings, excellent opportu
nity for advancement, salarv $IT to start.
Call Monday after 10 a m . 31 Bourse Bids
STENOGRAPHERS
Must be first class Call Woodland 1042 W,
Sunday from 11 a m to 2 p. m
Or apply vvlth reference
MIDVALE STEEL AND ORDNANCE CO.
EDDYSTONE RIFLE PLANT
EDDYSTONE. FA.
Plant emploiraent hours Dallv. 7 a. m. fe
5 p. m except Sunday, Saturday,
T 7 a ra. to 11 a m.
' n -
PHILADELPHIA OFFICES
Woodland nve and Island road
5203 Market at.
1510 Arch at.
Office hours 6 a. m. to 8 p. m, daily
Sunday. JO a m, to 4 p. m.
"i jj
'xLrliifAXTam-wmA-iM
(Other Classlfled Ads on Page 2)1-
STENOanAPHF.R and Typist one with ex.
prrlence on dictating machine preferred.
Apply 1701 W. Allegheny ave. Phone 74ns.
KTE.NOORAPHER position offered: r'erlcali
applv own handwriting. M 017, Ledger
Central
STENOGRAPHERS Good opportunity fop
experienced stenographers by Urge cor
porstiont state experience, age and salary
expected P 701, Ledger Office
TEACHER, competent, with less than 9
sears' experience, wanted for personal
service work during July and August. JE
728 Ledger Office.
IVl'IST, with knowledge of billing, familiar
vvlth nonllstlng machine! permanent post
tlon, with advancement. Apply 1705 W.
Aiiecneny ave fpone lloga isuo
WINDERS Exper. winders and learner
vvanted: average pay 20 per week! work;
easily learned C. E Masland A Bona.
Ambler and Willard sts
. , WOMEN
wanted for off Ice-building cleaning: 8 hours)
a. day. 6 30 a m to 8 30 a nf . 5 p m -tS
8 p m 1 : good wagrt: steady work. Applr
Room 444,
WIDENER BUILDING
General
BUSINESS SERVICE CO , 1301 Land Title
Bookkeepers. J20-130, stenog'ers J1B-I25.
Capable office women Separate offices
HEIP WANTEDMALE
(Other Classified Ads on Tate 2)
APPRENTICE Protestant boys wanted to
- learn brlcklavlng trade: excellent oppor. '
tututv to learn gooo iraoe 1- iht L,en un,
ASH tVHEELERS Eight-hour shift 41a
per hour Applv Martin & William H.
Nixon Paper Co , Nixon St.. Manayunk
THE ATLANTIC REFINING CO
NEEDS
BOILERMAKERS' HELPERS
FLANGE FIRE HELPER,
WAX PRESS DUMPERS
RIGGERS' HELPERS
STILL CLEANERS
BOILER SCALERS
AUTO MECHANICS
WHEELWRIGHTS
ELECTRICIANS
LAYERS-OUT
MACHINISTS
FITTERS-UP
CARPENTERS
LABORERS
GUARDS
40 HOURS PER WEEK' ONLY EX
PERIENCED MFN NEED APPLY.
ATLANTIC REFINING CO . EMPLOY
MENT DEPARTMENT. ATLANTIC
GATE. 3144 PASSYUNK AVE
BOOKKEEPER, not sublect to draft: one
wno unaersianos ruouc
preferred Address G M4
who understands public utility accounting
Leager central
CHAUFFEUR TO OPERATE HUDSON
JTAR AND WORK SMALL GARDEN OF
POIINTRY PLACE ON SOUTH SHORE OF
T rVn TQT.A Mr fTTOT TV QTvVTrtT XT
unit fp m nrrr rr iw t. oinmrt
SALARY DEIRKD AND REFERENCES.
n aa. Ttrnncp ppwTrjit. Mfwi-.
tw "" "' w .
CHAUFFEUR, married, to drive 1-ton truck.
Apply superintendent. Market House, s. E.
cor loth and Market '
CLERK, yard clerk to take charge of re
ceiving and outside help R -T. Moore
house Paper Co , Bridge and Thompson rts ,
Brldeshurg '-'
CATCHERS AND SCALERS
for sheet mill
STICKERS-IN s
for 0 and 12 inch bar mills
HAMMER DRIVERS
HELPERS
TONGMEN
AND LEVERMEN
for 4500 and 1500 pound
steam hammer
COLD ROLLERS
for 8 and 10 inch mills
on high-grade crucible steel
PULLERS-OUT
AND MOLDERS
For crucible melting furnaces
200 LABORERS
white or colored
Steady work and good pay
APPLY
HENRY DISSTON A SONS
Employment Department
Tacony. Philadelphia
or 2420 N. Front st.
8 a. m. to 5 p. m
CLERKS
PAYROLL AND TIMEKEEPERS WANTEO
Good -wages: steady work: bring reference
Apply at 'once
MIDVALE STEEL AND ORDNANCE CO. .
EDDYSTONE RIFLE PLANT
EDDYSTONE. PA.
Plant employment hours Dally, 7 a. m.
to 5 r. m . except Sunday. Saturday, 7 a.
m. to 11 a, m.
OR
PHILADELPHIA OFFICES
Woodland ave. and Island road
6201 Market st.
1510 Arch St.
Office hours 6 a. m to 8, p. m. dally.
Sunday, 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
COMMISSARY DEPARTMENT OF GOVERN
MENT SHIPYARD. HOO ISLAND. RE
QUIRES EXPERIENCED WHITE COOKS,
WHITE KITCHEN MEN, WHITE BUS
MEN FOR CAFETERIAS: GOOD WAGES,
ROOM AND BOARD: .PLEASANT BUR
ROUND1NGS. APPLY
U. S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
800 WALNUT ST,
SEE MR. SCULL
OR
MR. SWARTZ
1521 ARCH
Do not apply at Hoc Island.
riMftfcviMHHMMiiM
ELEVATOR OPERATORS
FOROFF1CE-BUILDINO &ERVICE;WHITB .
STEADY EMPLOYMENT APPLY
ROOM 431, LAND TITLE BLDG.
ELEVATOR OPERATORS for offlce-bullding
service, whiter steady employment. Apply
Room 441, Wldener Bldr.
ELLIOTT-FISHER billing machine operator!
state experience age and salary expected.
P 710 Ledger unice
ENGINEER Competent enlef engineer, to
laKe cnarse ui iwnw uiaui. igttiuuen fac
tory: alternating current. P 718. Ledger
unice.
FIREMAN Eight-hour shift 41c per hour.
Apply Martin t, William H. Nixon Paper
Co , Nixon st . Manayunk.
FIREMAN vvanted for plant; easy work,
Annly'412 N 3d st
FIREMEN
LABORERS
Men familiar with Taylor stokers preferred!
gooa wornins cuuuiuuuai atnuur nun. Ap
ply 0 to 10 a. m. or 0 30' to 7 p. m. 28th
and Christian.
FRAME MAKERS WINDOW AND DOOR
FRAMES Y8T0CK): OOOD WAOES:
STEADY WORKl NO PIECE WORKj HAL
A DAY SATURDAY BNEDAKER no ,
KTH ANP TIOGA STS. '
HELPERS on Inside structural Iron work.
stewBrq pievens iron worm ii-'opi mn.
HOLDURS-ON on Inside w'k, str'l Iron w'k.,
Biewani pievnn nun wurm ii;o rl in-T
IRON WORKERS wanldd on mtlal furn. II.
D Doughtrty Co, 17tb and Indians are. -jS
CanUnuseV ea Next 1'iise
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