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EVENING PUBLIC '.LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, . AUGUST G, 1018
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44
tIGAN AMONG
lAT'S VICTIMS
A-J
Efr
gjpHien Hospital Ship
nlda Was Torpedoed
V&M English Channel
raSBK" .'
BOUNDED HEROES SLAIN
B...,.r
i .Yi&,
jiped Out by Explosion
ia lotai urain iisi
Is 123
rtc&fe fo Etrm'ne Public Lrdptr
l&tfmnfrftf, ii . bv .v-w Yn'P rmri co.
plSnflon was shocked bv the new? of
Umfto'lance transport Wi.rlli.a. with
EtntvUoss of 123 lives. One of the dearl
ii . . ,
LisHri American
Wh.Varilcia had on ho-ir.l nlwit SnO
iwounded soldiers, a larce proportion of
Ehont.; worn stretched helplessly on
fcts.,,,'The' vessel was attacUe.l In the
bWfckness of nleht in the middle of
jij'cfi'annel, and It m? onlv hv the
rtest or Rood lucl: tnat mc uam-
plrec ship was hep afloat for a sufll-
Sclent nerlod to rnalile the sreat ma-
Arlty; pf'thc wounded met to lie tran-
fcjerroa to ureai.its anci aTiprwnrn. m
JdMlroyers, which arrived promptlv on
the' scene of disaster in response m
'iMtnals of distress
feV.That so many wo'nvlel heroes 1o
tneir lives is attrilmtf.l n tne rarT
fthaVone of the wards nn Mi" ship' "n
pripdOUt by the tornerlo Thee men
iMinaoia to help themsei'" necaue oi
Kvounds received on the field of battle.
IjBVUst have had a terrible experience
SV JJIQr lUlcUU Willi. II llll Lllf ,,iu ,,,4 4
VMvered the ladder or ci'nswav. which
bat 'Itself would have rendered the work
KoiVTescuo doubly dlllleult but uore
(than that, parts of the ward were
tfblown to bits bv the force of the ex
bplpslon, while the penetration of the
-.torpedo allowed n tremendous rush of
rwater to enter the bowels of the ship.
KWhich took a verv serious list
4p'-It la .difficult to ascertain the total
"number of persons on bmrrt In addi
ction to the hundreds of ,, unded, nitre
JJWere a full medical comr' ment and n
number of members of the woman's army
Jj-atixlHary corps, as well as a crew of
fBariy 120 men.
i,,. i;apiaui ims was in command ot tne
iWarllda. She was one of the highest
.boats' of the Adelaide .Steamship Com-
ftany, and was matmincentlv fitted for
fkefHask of transnortlnc the wounded, of
Whom she has carried many thousand
tf.The' vessel left a foreign port Friday
fclast, and was lnaklnc a very good pas
ge' when she was attacked In 'mid-
kehannel The time was between 1 SO
f'n,dl2 o'clock on Saturday moraine and
Lauch was the smartest of the work of
Krpacae. that some of the crew made an
f,mt$pctd appearance at their homes in
Itim for the midday meal.
feilL Crew Oulrklv nt Slnllntu
Onejstalwart sailor said he was awak-
RM.from a deep sleep by the terrinc Im-
jt.i He immediately foupnt his way to
aeek. and for a moment or two
ftyhody he meant the deck crew
jLfjjatupenea By the force ot tne expio-
KotaaJ
ItSSrHowever," he added, "we soon real-
K.mat mere nan Doen some nirtv dusi-
. and our men knew exactly what
5ra expected of them In such an emer
Mijency. The order that evry man should
Ftake his' station was promptly obeyed
tTWAfc first our blKeest trouble was the
(stent ot tne snip s ciamaRe.wnich meini
i.that for a time, at any rate, there was
I j always the fear that the vessel nim'nt
Ipmo'ment.
5S "I don't know that I can tell '-ou
ife-what went through my mind hen the
Jj.thoueht of the woundeil men first came
'' ipnfrTinviT
Vocational Courses for
Women
alnTemple University offers
i&4ny vocational opportunities
iwr.women. Amonar these are
rcarses for practical housekecp-
dieutians tor hospitals,
Ireiamakers. milliners, storv tell-
Wfrior .children's libraries, social
wrkrs, private secretaries, ste-
k,ogrphers, bookkeepers, r.os-
tume designers, musicians, chir-
pepodists, etc.
Eiitr- Call, write or 'phone today
fcfo'r Catalog M-J 6.
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I'rA. Broad St. belner Herks A
Philadelphia
WtJ-'WiMBltnXXXZi
School of Design for Women
and Miller Sti., Krfcpcni Sept. 30
F."Fili'. courses In Art and Industrial Art,
XTZCTicas iesignins in ai' lie orancnes
Illustration. Fashion Illustration
IJVJ A' "' "IIIENKB FKLLOWSHIP
Brfi." TO KI'ROI'B FOR I):SK;N
Kiif
Holh Sees
fPeirce School g
lli'Tlv "ttenHIng 'Pelrre 5oVir.r,l .,, C?
yinAn Aniiln vmirself tn hold n re. t
f (vponslble place In buslnesa. Hlcht O
row any numner ot posit ons ore f
valtlng for trnftirrf workers to 'f'
usee tnose vvno are encoijeil in y.
nirar. Toung women can serve 'Y
Jaa f l m t Via-. Vi4n1rtvsr4 e-t- a avea vaif
i. business. Pelrce School 1a on V
. war-time nasln anil nnrs itmt f
the-training nepdpd
$$rite for 5Uih Year Book
mhc St., West of Broad
rySfl DMlnr...lnti.n
: tgjr AlllClUCelJJIIIll
fir'
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I and Walnut Streets
tjOpcnt September 19th
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ETMAND AND UOOKKEEl-JNO
Irtlutcd. thB IIIV. BDeeitv "v., en.
icouraea.. Day or vk. Schools. Enroll
to meei ma nsavy ana increasing
young- men ana women wttn
talntss training our clanea will
eontinuad day and evening thru-
t m rmm
t rvming lunnner nranina. i.ail or
parnruiara una eaiaiog.
hri;iKe-sM rmtrr.f
ittl Chestnut Ktreet
iHl
Mm
to me after the excitement of the shock,
I had seen poor fellows gently placed
on the vessel, and I had seen how brave
ly they bore the pain which came to
them, even with the gentlest motion. 1
had seen how bravely they had Etuclt It
out, forcing a smile, and my heart
ached at the thought of the fresh pain
and even death which the disaster
brought to (hem.
Everybody who could lend n hand
medical oftlcers, medical corps men,
ship's officers and the rest ot us did
whatever we could to help the wounded.
I tell you It was an awful task, but
our hole attention was given to the
men.
"There were so many cot cases of
brave fellows who could not help them
selves that the task was a most dif
ficult one, and It was n stroke of for
tune that the vessel remained afloat for
about two hours, because that gave us
plenty nf time to get the soldiers off
the damaged rhlp.
"I shall never forget that night's
work in almost inky darkness, nor shall
1 forget the wonderful work of the de
stroyers that raced out to our assist
ance '
PARCEL POST
PAWNSHOP AT 904 VINE
1.tnn SI0(W fnr SID
Drlnc TPiir tfl.imnmt. ntflic rind JftHrr
to the I,irrrt i'iwnhop In thf norH
Waller's Pawnshop. 904 Vine
noMirn to tjii: city
MEADE'S HOTEL
Tbr Urmr nf Nrx'enn Dhhp.t
Thn f ,1 tTrt T nit If ''- '-Tn huk)
-n1 1rltr!ou rht!l I'm ',rnf
S- r1 'i n in! V cm.
On. G. Meade, nth & Sansom Sts. R
saviuviWJR'w-vJs-JvTx'wazsa
TI VNTIC riTV. N. J.
Cootet nnd Most Attractrtc Locotioti
O S T E .N" 13
Whole Block. Ocean Front
plrertly nn th Honrrlwalk Pnston to Sov.
erMjrn Ave. In ctrlusiV" rhol? srtion
Treah nnrl ea wat r bihs private and
puh'lc MMrn hvdro-iiraputl (impert
inent Orrhmstrn D.innnir evr nlnr
Auto bws mt fralns Tlnnklft,
Ownprshtp direc. JOHN T pni.riU.W Mer.
VVeslmlnsler 5'- H.,,r,nr h'"hh 1;!v-1?
pt. I'ri bath, running
water $150 up weekly. $2 r.n up ditly.
oifAPnfii!tn
hotel boscobeL "sstuSi r- nv
Mch Alraa open
Amer Kure r'in Pklt A K MAftlON.
M:U I'IIII.UIKM'iFm Dlre-tl on"l!each.
Orein Patluva unolitriu led w of
Ocoin and AurlJ.torlum. MRS. C. A. COX.
wn.mvonii. N. ,1.
EDGETON INN ?rAl,P'r't' Jia-
J.Alort Harris. Prop.
MI'RMHn.VII.t,K. PA.
Sunset Hall 0p'n a11 ,h" V(,"r N'ot
3un"ct la, rnmtarlum. Writ- Oeo. S.
Gaul Pree A Msr or Ledger Central.
mvRR vTn,Ainn.Ts
Day Boat for
- SPtusuBgT
Baltimore
Commcncllic ThtirdaT, Aucu.t tit, Irayeo
riiUiiielulitH etery TtiesdiK. Tliumdar and
salurclus ut 8 A. M. Heturnlnc. Ieaie
llultitnoro Monu.o. Xpdnexl,iy und I rldaj
This' trip Blve rasenrrs an opportunity
to view all the rreat hlpvard and sreat
developments on the Delaware River.
From Tier 3. niilh Delaware Arenn
1. C. C.R0VK4. Acent
DWCINC.
5 m,VATn Dancing
THE CORTIPFOZ PCHOOI.
I.HSFONP eg
Mirrored Studio.
lnjll Chestnut Ht r, .t r.g Lnoust W.'
a TnAciircp. ron ltfrv piph..
EDI C TIONl.
Roth Srvrv
BA2MT&
COLLEGE
Hv trainniR ip this cr U school for a pond paving position as a
St'ennsrapher Tv nlst Secrotary Areountant or Boohkeeper lou
vvll' I'ciev Mi.ir il.irv and help tn ltpop liiislnpss Rnlng and
thus help win th. ivar Our rours s are the most inter.ftlliK
and practical the cost It low We have
ual s tonif in r-p'it nmi rnone.
DAY AND MIGHT SESSIONS EHTER ANY TIME
BANKS BUSINESS COLLEGE
AfJP SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES
s
I
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rju'i"iKmjtM.
IIKIIOrLAV"
SESSUE HAYAKAWA
In 'THE CITY OT DIM PACES"
T H E A T R E S
OWNED AND MANAGED DY MEMRERS OF
JTHE U N1TED EXHIBITORS' ASSOCIATION
BELMONT i;!l AmjVE s-aket
ENID BENNETT J..
PFDAR ,'''1" ( E'lAII A UM'B
Wallace reid.''.cf.-
.- - -
COLlStbM M"h" " "
ENID BENNETT '" A D1$g8?sn
.
fl "iV! I ''to A Maplewood Ave".
WM. S. HART ' ""nmN.nftr
riio-npi..vs
The Stanley Booking Corporation
THE frllowlnB theatres obtain their pictures through the STANLEV Booking;
Corporat ,n which Is a guarantee of early showing of the finest produc
tions. All p.rtnrs reviewed he fore exh'bltlnn Ask for the theatre In ycur
locality obtaining pictures through the SUS'I.EY Booking Corporation.
A1U-.U- Hth. Morris & I'assyunk Ave
AlnamDra M,,t muvat?. bvk".u.4'j
DOl'fll.AS r.WlinAXKS in
"SAV. TOfNO FBI.I.OW"
A Dl I O Me) AND THOMPSON STS
ArULLvJ MATINKR DAILY
rrt irii' ' i ini.in.'iii in
the winspnniNo ciioni's
t- a Ttfl t3CV fl'Jf I !ifd In
ARCADIA
i-IIKSTNCT HB4 lllTIl
II .13 t'. el
PAl'UNF. PRITIRRICK In
nt nrDIDn nmur, !TRr:KT and
BLUt.tJlKL-' S''-' .-fUANNA AVE
Mn MARSH In
"AI.I, WOMAN''
rMDDfCi; MAIN ST.. MANATDNK
"SIT FOI'R TRAR8 IN
OFRMANT"
FAIRMOUNTM,hM.ffl!2Ag5i,AV-
JACK PICKFORD In
"MILE-A-MlNUTn KEN'nALI."
r-A1II V THEATRE 1311 Market St.
FAMll-I fl A. M -. Midnight.
r CRAOE rVARMOMD In
"THE CRUCIBLE OF I.IF3-
e TU CT THEATRE Delow Spruce
56 1 H D 1 M 'TINEB DAIW
KITTT OORtJON ,n .
"TINSBI,"
GREAT NORTHERN -.nS
:.at Erie
orrioinvn'o
CRU8ADHP.
IMPERIAL .i.S WvK? ?
STS.
a
"STHB WHIH,rOOl.'; ,
t-'av,. -.
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STEAMSItll'B.
r
Great Lakes
Cruise
"Finest in the World"
Via
Great Lakes Transit Corporation
Steel ptamer "Orterftrs. "Juniata"
nnd Tlenesta"
BUFFALO TO DULUTH
Ftornln at Clvend. Detroit. Marklnio
Island Pault Ste, Marie and llouehton.
Addres w If Zeilft. Oeneral ABent. 4it,
The lio'irse rhlladelphia. Pa .or J. t.
V
t rnnon. ucn 1'ass flrrni. nunaio,
N V for complete folder and farts. .
iQentfjs
fl."tt ttlen M.
Pesh-r Torees O
nrrnnr. Itannih M
Brown Rtrhard
Hurhamn ., ,r r.
llurke Janr-s M
("HIlMrd ri.'lefiaelan
Condon, Catharine
r in is tM .Mini K
Karrell, Kll2-lbeth A.
) ;. - nrn .dine I..
Foe, John J
j i -. ui r ti
Frls Maple T
i! xiAirt , r Hinmh
Oprnns. George
(i.''in. Ilnward H
O adlns I.I2J
Ortrtz. Matlldi
O ,',l 'n. I'Tilnrln
Oormlo" ?amuel rt
l',orr'll Jatn. s H
H-ill Hl,rl t
Hart Hettn D
llaxerstl'-k Hirel- F
Hndeon, Farah Ann
Honk lfen.-i, ta
Jtudon. Johanna
HuftnaB'e. rrederlrk
Knlit'it WllliemJ
I.av. rharl"a C
McCann. (twon
Mrtltnn. Joseph V
MliMieton Nathan II.
O'tlrlen Mary
ONelll. Iltnh II .
Panroast. Isaac H.
I'axaon. Hlrhard
Porter. Mir A
PrMtvrmn Ituth
Pelf Wm C. Jr
Holrrt" Kmma i
Sauo- Atrl'fW
Soherzer Frnnrl '
Schllllne. Catherine
Schmttt. Caroline
Sni t t Anta-rl i 1
Stanaberry. nrv. J B
stcphi'r 'o , Ilo R R
Stewart 'llllam K
Thomas ia Affiles
Trotter, P' ard
wpsnn. Sir.ih
Wlrril.t. Mnrv H
RARRETT Alls. ?. IIRt-KN MARIE.
diukrtpr of Jam's A. and Anna Harrett (nee
Conne' I iced U'n Relatives and Irtends
lnli., t, fun-ral, Wed S-.30 n. m . r.irehts
residTCf. JS.'.'S N CoIIcro ave Solemn re-iiu-.iii
iiiis llllzabeth'a Church 10 a. m.
In- iloi ..-pulchre L'em. Auto funeral.
P')SlIi:il Auk. '.' TClRKSS l). lfe of
Charles MiTher nnd dauahter of Lite Ward
ft .-I Mar-'ii. rite Ilunbar aaed S4 Rela
t v int frlrmla .Venolten Council No 1.1
II ' 1' 'ni:l't to funeral. U'cd .1 p m
ll'fl . t'h . Friends ma- call TUfj pie
,u ' " . '
nrtr:x"j-:n Aue hankah m. prkn-
NF.R (nr,- Ihr.el uldow of Joseph HrennT.
QC"1 71 ll"!i!les and friends lnll''d to
fuil' r-tl jervlre- Frl . 2 p. m . ,'iOOH S nth
si Int private Nnrthwood Cem. Auto fu.
peril Remains ma be vleive.I Thur s to
in P m.
llrlOV.V AU5 Ti RICHARD. hU'land of
lit,- Kllen llrown aped P0. Fuicral. to
hi,h rdatlv.s and friends, Oreblv Post,
No in (i n. Inilted. Thurs , 'J p. m .
recirl.nc. Joseph H 'llent. mml Jackson
Ft Int rernuoud Cem Auto pervke.
Friends ma call Wed , after el p. m
IT' HV.VAX AUB 3 MARV i: . wife of
Viiilam A Rurhanan nsed H.". Relatives
and tr'emls Inilted to funeral sen Ices.
Tliurs j , m '110: E Clearf.eld st .Int
i itkl.nd c, m
IIITIIir Aill 3 JAMBS M . son of late
Jam, s and Anne IIurk Relatives and
friend" Inilterl to funral. Wed.. S.30 a m
Prlnrs of l.ruis H Sulft. S. W. cor l'.'th
and Jefferon st" Hich renulem miss St.
Milarliv s Church in a in. Int Hols Cross
t '-ni Auto pervlee
i LIFI-01tI AllB 3. CHRISTIANIAK
CI.IFrdHD widow ot Levi S Cllltord and
dauehter ot late I.onl C and Marcnret I ox
Relatlvea and frlmd Inilted to funeral serv
ices Wed p m tta.'i N' Chiidwlek st
Int private iirenninunt Cem Frlendi
mav ilew remain Tues ft to 10 n m
CONDON -Ant 4. CA THARINB. widow
of Maurice Condon, aired CD Relatives and
friends I.cacue of Sacred Heart and Rosary
yocletiei of Church of Assumption, Invited
to funeral. Wed . :30 a m . 1224 Tlutton
wood st Solemn miss of requlsm Church
of Assumption 10 a. m. Int. Holy I ross
Cem Auto funeral.
I:NNIS Aur 3 F.DWARD F. son if
late Etlnaril F and Marv A Knnls. Hela
lives and friends Inilted to funeral. Thurs.
"311 a m 1111 S IRth st f-'olemn re
qulem mans Church of St Charles Horromeo
III a m Int Holv Cross Cem Auto serv
ice FARRF.I.L, Aur 2. EUZARETH A .
widow of Francis A Tarrell and daushter
of latv Jacob and I.vdla Hnrfner. aeed R7.
Re.aiives jnd friend" Inilted to funeral
set'Kej. Wed 3pm. janii Morris st. Int.
nianseikal Lutheran Church of Trinity
Cem Remains mav be viewed Tues eve.
Auto service
KITLUR AUT 4 IS W Rockland st
C.ermantown HrRNADINE L ilauthter of
Mar A. and '.ate J.imes W Filler. Mass
i liureh ot Si Francis do Assist Wed. 0
n rn lnr Lancasttr l'a
FILEY Aus 4 JOHN J hushand nf
Flln K Folev Relatlvea and fl lends Invited
to funeral Wed.. S.3D a in . 1233 N With
t Mass of solemn requiem Church of Our
I.idv of Rosary 10 a m Int. Holy Crosa
FltEED. At Ml Hospital. Ilerkelev Cat..
Jnl ;iii f-erseant EDWARD II IIOPOB son
,t the It, v Joenh K and late Ida May
11 nrl-M."oii Fr,e, ac, ,1 23 Relatives and
y.nrr tihnai..
tloth r-ees
Help
Yourself
and
Humanity
cill" erv minute for our Grad
wrne m ciii mr nm net- la'aifi,1"
FKILAnELPHIA, PA.
- MssmiiikMit.TS
1'IIOTIirf.AYS
SESSUE HAYAKAWA
In "THE HONOR OF HIS HOUSE"
FRANKFORD,4715 f""av..
"My Four Years in Germany" ,
TI iMRn FRONT ST. i GIRAUD AVE." :
JU1I1UU Jumbo Junction on Frankford "L'' ,
J
. Barney Sherry '" ''WHO 'i'L"?,..
I rC KT r,:iD AND LOCUST STItKETS
L.utu)i Mie. i ,-.i). :i .:: kiks. r, 3(ito n
Elsie Ferguson ,n ,"n,E I)ANttK..
NlXON md ncLOW MA'.ni.CT- sai ,"
TAYLOR HOLMES '" jfAin
PHOTOPLAYS
333 MARKET,?1 ffU!
THEDA IIAHA In
"FOKH1DDEN PATHS"
MODEL 4M OVJ11 KT' Orchertra.
HriVLyi,l Contlminu" 1 t it
,,e,.,.rt , e.. i i.r, lll.N In
"HEART OF A OIRI."
PALACE "ViV? Atxr5epktm
WILLIAM FARXI'SI l ' M'
"THE RONOMtN"
PRINCESS V .,A,?K,f I,5ilFW
VIOLA DANA In
OPPORTUNITY
RECENT MAKKET AVVcfTi'pM
111V ITTTCev, . 'w r' a.
A SUCCESSFfL AriVENTURE'
RIAI TO OERMANTOWN AVKVITBi-
.. ,44. Ar TI'LPEHOCKFV mt
Francis X Tlushman snil Reverlv n'vn. i;
"fOCIAL QUICKSANDS" ' '"
RIVOLI MD AND SANSOM STS
NORMA TALMADGEMVn,n" Dl"7
"MARTHA'S VINDICATION''
ruby ,MnKsrA"Tn?r.,T?
WILLIAM DESMOND In '
"BEVOND THE FHADOW"
SAVOY ,SM MARKET STREET
idnlibt
4.T.44 4 4,4 4 r.1,1, m
"NO MAN'S LAND'
O 1 -JNI,n. 1 1 1 is . m . nets V. ir.
DOITOLAS FAIRRANKS In ' '
"BOUND IN MOROCCO"
rORIAfggiitfrigl
DHATIIW
friends Invlte.l to funeral servlrea Wed,
2.30 p. m Presbyterian Church. PrUtoi
I a Int llrlatol Cem
FRIKS Ait,? A IHnnip T u. ... ,
Josph m. rrles. ' Relatives and friends, i
Tw"!'; Kerve Circle, No. 01, o A n . "-
n-.rt ""!."'. evi.ivre. inure , I p m., ,
2,,ll R. Carl ale at 1nt r.,....!... -.. '
Friends may call aft. r P. m . WVd.
i'.ii1-N'NA".- 'I'l""' of Oiven tlallahe
Relative, and friends St Ausustlne's B V.
M Poilalltv and Ladl-.' Aurlllnr.v of H. R
T Invited 'to funeral, Wed . ,S a m . 312
Et0,r,lcl ?''- '"" """ "t Auaustlne'a
Church n -30 a. m Int St mtrlcks Cem .
Norrlstnwn. Pa Auto funeral
CERNOROSS Auir 4. OEflROE son of
""""" '"'i 1710 .lonn r uernirro's Rela
tHes nnd friends. Mcriellan Council, Nn as
.Junior Of A M . r ft A Shop of Pusev
& Jones rn n j yard Invited tn funrril
orlres "ed. 2 p. m.. !H W taln at.
Haddonleld. N J. Int private. Friends
mav can luoi eve. alter 7 p r-l
OIRSON AUt. a. HOWARD H . son of
William ami late Msraaret Olhson. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral services.
Wed . 2 P m . residence of father. William
Olhson. 302 Warren st Int. private. West
Laurel -'em
OI.AD1NO A. S. LIZZIE OLADINO.
formerM of 7(13 pine st Relative" and
friend Invited tn funeral service Thurs .
2 3n r. m.. residence of Mr" ,loeph C
Champion. l'.'S N 22d st Int. private
OOETZ Aue 4. MATILDA wife of L-ftn-ha-dt
Ooet2 (nee LotJ). aRed III Relatives
and friend" members of ladles' Aid Socletv
of Holv cros" Church, nth "t and Lehlah
ave Invited to funeral service". Wed.. 2 p
m. 27 N dth st. Int. Creenmount Cem.
Remains mav bo viewed Tues ele Auto
funeral
ISOLDES' Aus. 3 CATHARtNE HOLD.
I'N" lw Prvnr). wife of Phllln Golden.
Relative, nnd friend" Invited to funeral.
Wed 30 a m. 2(15(1 E Albert st (ISth
Ward) Solemn requlm mm St Ann's
Cb'ireS in n m int SI ln'. Cem
OORMLEY Aus. 4, SAMUEL R . hus
band of Marcaret Oormlev (nee McMena
mlnl. of Auirhahrack. County Tyrone, Ire
land Relatives and friends. Cathedral
Holv Name Society and Leairue of Sacred
Heart. St. Francis's Altar and Rosary So
e'eti Tvrone Men's lien Socletv Knlchts
ti i j, inn. miiira in runerai. inurs. i-'i'i
a. m . brother's residence. Patrick dorm-
ley 11)15 Incersoll st. Solemn requiem .
ma. Church of the Oesu t) a. m Int Holy '
crops Cem Auto funeral.
,, iiMr.i.i. .uk jami-;: s . nusnanu or
;arah Oorrcll (noe Oallnaherl Relatives end
'lend" De la Salle Council. Nc 500. K
oi i m .viarv s nenenclal Socletv and St
Charles s T A H Socletv of Kellwllle ip. i
Mler to funeral Wed . S 3ft a m Raltlmore
ave above Pern st Cllfron VTelffbte riela.
ware r-ountv Pa Hljrh ma St Charle.s
Church in a m Int. St Charles s Cem
N" oirrlace"
ORO'CH All 5 el 4H2t Che.ter ave.
r.MMA W . widow of Htiiiii Edcir Orosrh
Further notice of funeral will be given
HALL AUK X noPERT J. HALT, hns
hand of Joanna Hall Relative" nnd friend",
St Thomas's League nf the Sacred Heart
general J F. Revno'd's Post. No 71 o
A. R . and "urvivors of Co c. 4flto Regt
Pa .ols Invited to funeral ed R a. m
1IJ2S Morris t Solemn requiem mass St
Thomas's Church I) in a m Int. Holv Cross
em Auto servlee
HART AUB 2. HELEN D. dau-hter of
late William M and Helen Hart aeed 3"
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
service", tted.. 3 p. tn , apartments of Wl.
Ham II Ratlersbv 331(1 c iir01n ,, fie.
main" may be viewed Tues. eve. Int. Green,
mount Cem Auto funeral.
HAVERSTICK Suddenly. Aur 3 HR
VEY F. HAVERSTICK- Friend, may call
Tue" . , to n p. in 470 Monastery ave..
RoThoroush. Funeral serilcfs and Int Wed.
Loneastrr. Pa
HUDSON Aug 4 SARAH ANN
of Margaret end late rrinclJViiurt'.VnTn;
Flnnegan). formerly of 1H42 S 1"tli st rtel '
atlvs and friend". Pi raul TAR So. !
cj-ty nd League of Sacred Heart of'Annun-
clitlon parlh. Invited to funeral. Thurs.
. 30 a m . residence of mother. 1723 Rltner
st Solemn mass of requiem Church of st
Monica 10 a m Int Old Cathedral Cem
Auto eervlre
HUrrNAC.LE Aug .-. FREDERICK,
husband of late Amanda Huffnagle. aged 75
Roatives and frlendv Invited to funeral
"ervices Thurs. . 2pm. residence of son.
Iaae Huffnagle. 14''.a rn,,rtlana at r ........
nnun- j
'"t-.ir'.Vltf' Nnrthwood Cem. Auto service.
NMllIT Aug 3 WILLIAM JOSEPH I
husband nf Marv Knight (nee Bowes) aged
l'i Relatives and friends members of Bar
tenders' Union. Iooal No. 113. invited to
funeral vted.. .30 a m . 1(140 Reese t
Requiem mass St Michael'" Church 10 a
m Int Holy Sepulchre Com. Auto fu
neral .LAWS Aug 3. CHARLES C. husband
of l-.sthr . Laws (nee Ooldlng). Relative"
and friends Invited to funeral services.
Thurs ,11a m . 3225 N Nevvklrk si Int
Charles, Evans's Cem.. Reading. Pa Re
mains tfiav be viewed Wed , S to 10 o, m
v..?I?rA.NX.7:A,"- 4. OWEN, hushand of
Winifred McCann Relative, and friend" In
vited tn funeral, Thurs., a m 12113 v
jnth t. Solemn high requiem miss St.
Gregory's Church fl 30 a 111 Int Holy Cross
Cem Auto service
I JIcGINN Kll'ed In action In France
June II JOFBril VINCENT member of 2.M
1 !'.,-, ' " ' s"n.,of late Joseph and Jennie
, McGinn (n- Colli. 2127 Klmhall st Rela-
tlvej and friends Invited to solemn requiem
, mass for the repose of his soul. Wed 0'3i
'. m -SL Anthony's Church. Grays Ferry
rd -nd Fltswater st
jriDDLF.TON. At Crosswlck" N J .
Eighth Month 4th. tPtK. NATHAN II
M DDLETON aged 70 Relative, and
'Jl'Sfc J.n,"d. '" funral. on Fourth-dav
, Klghth Jl.inth 7th at 2 p. m . from his late
residence Crossvv icke N .1 Auto will meet
at Bordntnwn N. J . train leaving Market
sl Jf.r.riV.U S'' a m fcase nmlt flowers
OHRIEN. Aug. 3 .MARY O URIEN
widow of John O'Brien Relntlves ami
, friends Invited tn funeral. Wed . s-30 H m
11134 S Rlnag'i'd st '24th and Mlfrtln sts I
, fol"mn requiem mass St Edmond's Church
10 a. m tnt Holv Cross Cem
1 O'VPii.T. caa-nii. a,, , ..-.. ..
husband of Catharine b'Nelli (nee Hn'nwavl.' I
nriaiiv.i una irienns inv:ieq to funeral.
Pa" Solemn high requlerr? mass "immaculate I
1 ri.. ,..iii a. m . ii'i-' Leoar st .lenklntown.
( nnceptlon Church. Jenkrntown. .i.,10
int rioiv enlllnre ien
PANCOAST Aug 3. ISAAC R. PAN- i
COAST aged 03 Relatives and friends In- I
Ited to funeral. Wed 2 p. m Academv st . '
Claton. N J Services at boue. 2 n m !
it,,. ..h,,,,to..'i, ,,1 , .,ni,Bi!j, . ,
Autns will moft train leaving Mirket at.
frrv. Phlla.. 12.30
PAX SON SuiVlAnH- at PMricklpv r
Auir 4 UirifARP PAX POX. Xctlrn of fu-
i iinH i mim nr :ie-n i'iiifr ji. nair Blair
is?n rhfptnut st . Phita. ""
ri'HTKll Alls
"t W oodcrest. MART '
A vvife of Iteplnmln I-' Porter, daughter
or i.ew s Honson aged SR Relti,n na . . ... ..woi- Kir, ior general
friend" Invited to funeral s.?v-lee. -eJ ' ,wn,rl; In nilll restaurant, good wages. Ap.
2 p. m daughters re.ldence. Mr,"' Emma ' P 9 rl"M w"""1 Company. Darbv. PaP
l1-ole 3331 N. 35th pt . Falls of Schuilklli , ' NI'llRB. white Protestant 3 children, coun-
Int private. Westminster Cem. '"""' try. vvagee $40 refertnee Box 22, Maple
1, Ilr,'K Aug 3 HENRIETTA HOOK "'en Po"tofflce. Pa
I K.'. 1", iTIJr,ll,1,vllll',m,l""l '' OPERATOR for sweater coats. eTperlenced
Ice, Wee 'n"Sd'm""" n &1'r ' ",rV , , " "nlon Sp-rlal and Merrow machines:
of late Robert and Miriaret Peel Relatives ! STENOC.RAPHJR who can take dictation
and frle..-.s Sons .md Diughteia nf r, bertv ?' 'air speed and transcribe acciiratelv:
i ouncil No. 14(1. P (i nf A Camn No lis , salarv !S a month to start. J 347. Led
Inilted tn services. Aug S 2pm home Ker CTSlISL
,,i eisir-i. .,41-. r leirii. ,'n.T ej Alle-
ghenv ave. Int private Tlellevue Cem I
Servlceh Wed . S p. m , Woodcrest N. J
PPi:iTY.MN Riiddenlr on Aus 4. inis
RUTH PRETTYMAN wife nf Edward
Prettvman and daughter of John and Ha-. I
of sister. Mr". F leord. tots E. Alls-
1'ieii' -vv'v ,, pnv.iie neuevue cem.
Servlceh 'Wed . p. ni , Woodcrest N. J.
rlett nas'er. aged 21 years Re'allves nnd
i e nui niiiiru iu lunrrHi services, vver,
!rE, m . parents' residence 1S32 E. Mnya
n5iislng ave. Int private. Fernwood Cem.
Auto "ervlce.
11EIF Aug. R. WILI.TAM C nvtv t.
eon of William C and M.,rle Relf. aged
ItOHERTS Aug. 4. EMMA SIOLER wife
of William fte Roberts Funeral ser'vlees
lienror and Wvnnevvood avs . Terlen r '
Wed. fl n. m Int at convenience of family.
eACEH Aug 3 ANDI1EW hushand of
invTe'd to'tuneMl 'iw 1 !,n"mndrJl.J?.'l7 TYPIST YnunB lady wanted, b-pu-bMc
e..iHe?,e. J. iT.L.i'i H m '. Parents' j.edger Co. to operate tvpevvr ter. Apply
r;JS,e,,r'riem"n.n,U,;iln't''on t' . ,nt' to Mr Flvnn flth and Ch"tnut sts.
(,reenmount rem Remains may be viewed .
Tl.es. tn 10 n. m Auto funee.i .TYPISTS. B. matu-e. well educated, thor.
friends. Oak Henedclnl Socletv. Invited to fu. , nsrtment A. I S. C . Hiut Island. Pa.
neral services. Wed. 1 p ni 020 N" 13th ' -'
st Int private. AVest I.nurel Hill Cem I
lteinnln" mov be viewed T' eve ,VTr.n
of"hnd,MlnAeherzr'AiSLeHS1J"nii'.n WOMEN FOR SrhllBHfNG AND CLEAN
?les and " frlenda" Invlt?"," .."A.,1.? Wed ' INO' SH0RT ",Ot,RSnAr,rin.-00D PAT'
2 v m.. ursr.dpnrenls' residence. 421) N. I n rirtrJiiirr "st
flth st Int Westminster Cem Remains mav 608 CHEhTNUT ST.
be viewed Tues. eve I
SCHILLING . Auir .1 CATHERINE, wife ' ,
of John . F ' f-i'hllllnc Relatives and friends . WINDERS experienced on bottle bobbins.
are Invited to funeral. Wed . 11 a. m. Serv. . steHdy work and rood pay. Apply B3 N.
Ires late residence. Turkahne. j. J., Tues.. 3d st. third floor.
8 h ni Int. Hillside Cem nbour 11 a. ni. ,
SCHMITT. AllB. .1 CAROLINE, wife of
Jacob Schmllt late of Newark, N J. Rela
tives nun jriennn invnea lo uneral. Tnurs ,
S p. m.. daughter's residence. Mrs. Albert
Stlckney, 'JSJ.1, N. Hamhrey st. Int. Oak
land l'em Remains mav l,e viewed Wed ,
after 7 p. m Newark papers copy.
hMl HI In UilluitlBtnn IM AUtr. 4'
uiivni m ...Me,.- u-ii-i V.A 2l t
Thomis A Smyth, aeed si Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services, 1401
Rodney st , Wllmllicton Del . Wed. S'3'l
p m. Tnt. private
STANSHF.RI1T Vur et tfnx . Idth
St.. Rev JOHN II STANSBERRT, aed 7B.
Relatives and friends all associations of
which ho was a member. Invited to funeral
services. Bethel A M E. Ourch. 0th St.
below Pine. Wed 1 n m. Ilrn!ni miy
he viewed at church. Tues., 8 to 10:30 n. m.
Int Merlon Cem.
STEPHENSON. Entered Into rest at
Milltown. N. J . Rev R. II. STEPHENSON.
D D . member nf the N. J Conference. Fu.
neral from the M E Church. Milltown on
Wed.. Aua. T. at 1 p. m. Int. at Borden-,
STEWART Suddenly, Aua. 4, st New
Tork cllv WILLIAM K.. son nf late William
K and Anna M Stewart, of Camden, N J
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral serv
Ires, Wed , 3 n m , chanel of Ererareen
Cem . Camden, N J. Camden papcra r.tase
conv .
THOMAS. Second-day, Elahth Month
Slh, ANNA AGNES, dauahter of late Dan
let J. and Sarah G. Thomas. Friends In
vited to funeral. The Pennsbury, M3l
Greene st , Gtn , Fourth.day, 3 p, m, Int,
private
TROrTER Aur 4. ERHARD , husband
ot Catharine Trotter (nee Oettsner) and son
of Jacob and Eva Trotter, aaed 4fi. Rela
tives and friends. St. Joseph's, St. Bonl
farlus'a and St. John's Societies, employes
Andrew Erdrlch A Son's Rrewerv Co. the
International Union of United Brewery
Workmen all other societies of which ha
was a member, Invited to funeral, Thurs.,
S a. m . 4473 E. Thompson st Solemn
requiem huh mass Ail Salnta' Church.
Rrideshurr, 0 a. m, Int, All Saints' Burial
Ground.
WILSON Aur. 4. Mrs SARAH WIL
SON a Bed 70 Relatlv.. .nd friends Invited
to funeral. Wed.. 10.80 . m.. 8Mr Chestnut
st, ". Int, Arlington Cem. Services Toes.t
MART H.. .wif ofV-Alexander Wvbefiii.
LOST AND FOUND
CHARM Lost. Shrlner watch charm, marked
J W 7... Crescent Temple on train he-
tweer North Phlladelnnla nnd Trenton, re.
u-.rn eefltrn to J W Zenker 373 It.imtllon
axe.. Trenton. N. J.
;
HELP WANTED FEMALE
(Other riasli1eil Ads nn Pare 2)
AN ESSENTIAL, OCCUPATION
TF.LErHONF SERVICE IN PHILinBL.
PHIA AND VIClNtTY THE WORKSHOP
OF THE NATION. 1R OF VITAL IM
PORTANCE IN THE PROSECUTION OF
THE WAR
TOUyO WOMEN RETWEEN 17 AND SI
CAN SERVE IN NO MORE PATRIOTIC
WAY THAN AS OPERATORS
COME AND HELP SERVE IN THIS AT..L
IMrORTANT ARMT OF THREE THOU
SAND LOYAL TOVNO WOMEN.
THE TRAINtNO
AND THOROUGH
COURSE IS SHORT
IP 00 TER WEEK IP PAID DURINO
THE FIRST FOUR WEEKS. WITH RAPID
ADVANCEMENT THEREAFTER.
APPLY ANY WEEKDAY BETWEEN S
AND B. EVENINGS. RY APPOINTMENT.
MISS M D. RYAN
FIRST FLOOH 11131 ARCH ST . THILA.
, MISS O. SMITH
408 MARKET ST PHILA.
v MISS W O REII.LY
20 E 5TH ST . CHESTER, PA.
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OP
PENNSYLVANIA
PILL CLERK One capable of operating L
c Smith billing machine. Apply 244 S.
5th st.
BOOKKEEPER .Experienced bookkeeper to
take charcje of countlna room In a lnrre
''1 ethllshrnent Apply to Mr. Wrleht.
1212 Chestnut st
nnntr!.'FFprn T-ne-i.n.i , ..
B,VvI'JiJ.'?,l71?ir,'LB.c..i young lady to
'""' J'Y'.Vr .""' P.1 V?"?.'; '"' ",efr-
"" " """ '"" "l"",'r'' " -" Leocer (iff
,. ,
CALCULATORS
PERMANENT POSITIONS FOR
EXPERIENCED CALCULA-
TORS AND CLERKS.
GOOD PAT
E. F. HOUGHTON COMPANY
APPLT AT 240 W. FOMT.RSET ST.
OR PHONE KENSINGTON 7100
COOK wanted; steady employment: rood
wages. Apply Y. M C. A.. 1013 W. Le
high ave
GIRL for general work In mill restaurant:
good wages Apply Grlswold Worsted
Comnanv Darbv Pa.
pr""I' TJ2i. 'HEn-Opportunlty !
. T"J,nt Bl teacher seeklni r
fla.,', employment more healthfu
,?,er1-,.ork ,or 12 mo"t"- A 1:
HER Opportunity tor com-
eKins mors de
healthful, better
,r Office.
5. Led-
SOLICITORS
TTIF PURLIC T,mc,ER REOUrRF.S
SEVT-.RAL FIRST - CLASS SO.
I.ICITORS r O R CIRCULATION
PROMOTION: ABILITY TO MEET
AN') TALK TO THE BEST PEO.
PI.E IS ESSENTIAL BUT PER
SONAL APPEARANCE WILL RE
CEIVE FIRST CONSIDERATION: A
GOOD PROPOSITION FOR A FEW
WOMEN OF MATURE YEARS WHO
DO NOT OBJECT TO HOUSE-TO-HOUSE
SOLICITATION: ALSO
WANT ONE EXPERIENCED CREW
MANAGER APPLY TO MR COR.
REA. SECOND FLOOR, PUBLIC
LEDGER BUILDING.
STENOGRAPHER
YOUNG WOMAN ACCOUNTING DEPART
MENT OF THE PUBLIC LEDGER DE
SIRE'S THE SERVICES OF A BRIGHT
YOUNG WOMAN WITH KNOWLEDGE OF
STENOGRAPHY AND TYPEWRITING: A
KNOWLEDGE OF BOOKKEEPING WILL
BE HELPFUL. PUBLIC LEDGER COM
PANY SIXTH AND CHESTNUT STS.
'
' STENOGRAPHER ANT) TYPEWTtlTER
1 EXPERIENCED QUtrif AND AC.
I CURATE. FOR LARGE PURLIS1IING
HOUSE. REPLY GIVING SALARY TO
START AND REFERENCES C 212. LED-
I GER OFFICE
STENOGRAPHER
' ,ve have an excellent onportunltv for a
.stenographer In our purchasing department,
! permanent position Annlv n r Holllng".
head Co . 0th and Market t Camden. N J.
I 1 ' ' -
STENOGRAPHER Good-pnylng. permanent
nonltlon to capable voung ladv. where hu.
Itv will be anoreelated with ndvnneement
central location Applv 1011 Commonwealth
"r"wt PulMtng
KTENOnnAPHKR I.Arr" crnwlnflr rorDAra
tion wants compotnt frmale- rtPn0Kraphr.
pood palarv and "xrell-'nt onportunlty for
ndv.incmont AtldrpM P jO nox 1332
BTKNOGRAPHER. ttt wm biltinix mp?
riencs. u-antfd for fliidltlnir d Apartment,
ffr'nanepr pnnitifMi with eond aaNry Apply
J. O nrlll Tn fl2d nnd Woodland avt.
STEXOORPHKR wanted to ftuhftltute for
two v-k durlnn nbufnc of rpgular opr-
-.-- nron-n X filial l".-. NT '
Franklin and Willow
.Sri
PTENOCRArlinR Large company has va-
ST1'.
rn
diet;
704
it-f
T
cancv ror stenograpner wno will operate
dlelaohone Call 1421 Chestnut it. RM
r.PHONF OPERATOR for private
t Artful and rmnurcful, att exrrifrnc
efrenrr and Pdlary expected. P 531
j,-dgr Offlr
nrnnrn al iiii iik- iriiiai rtr rtnar isncAn
TYPIST, younj? 'ady in tfire mfir. conrrn
located In southern aertton of cltv; utato
dCi Hnn yaiarv. u in i. it. nox ann
oughlv experienced, ti
' Prefer those living In
Philadelphia fo- th!" 1
, high-grade Elliot-Fisher machine operator.
capable of taklag eupervlslon of large de.
WOMEN CLEANERS for scrubbing In omee
bulMlrur. white ft hours ner day. 0 a. m.
in ft a. m . . p m to 8 n. m. Good wares
tn ft r m flnnA W..
Voft rI.aL."nd Vitfe.
steady work Apply Room 431, Land Title
rtnlldfnf;
Huiiainc
TOUNO LADT Knowledre or tvpewrltln
and omce wotk.
Co . HIS Arch st.
Apply W. A. Llpplncott
TOU CAN HELP WIN THE WAR
Well-educated, ambition women
Stenographers and Typists
are wanted at onco
Unusuallv attractive worklnr conditions
EXCELLENT WAGE SCALE
Special trains to and from Plilla.
Morning- and Evenlna.
CALL PERSONAL!?
Tuesdav, August the 0th, and
durlnr the week
WOMEN'S EMPLOTMENT OFFICE
HOG ISLAND. PA.
ASK FOR MRS. NORRELL
General
RUSINESS SERVICE CO.. 1301 Land Title,
nOOKK'PERS. I20-JS0. STEN'ERS. IS'S2!.
HELP WANTED MALE
(Other rai.if)cil Ads on race 2)
AUTO SALESMEN We can use 2 good men
to sell Ford cars and trucks: Immediate,
all ' r'",'S "ijiiiui iiiiiiii trvi'V" sii----
sal Motor. Agepcy, 10 a.- m. to noon, 3303
Chestnut St.
AUTOMOBILE 'WASJIER wantedto take cars
, of 2 touring cars. Apply Crane lea Cream
-?..; US Se'iJd at.
KEPER,. to b an-;sslsiant' to th
irrrtimri rrin ftHMla rimiin pre.
widow l.'iTeoev ..-tnt.- ,-, .- .7 -
HELP WANTED MALE
(Other Claesldcd Ads on rate 2)
ANOLESMtTHS
BOILERMAKERS
COPPERSMITHS
FLANCJE TURNERS
FURNACE MEN
INSTALLATION MACHINISTS
DROP FORGERS
?e. reprerentatlve of, the Nie York Ship
building Corporation at the United States
Employment Servic. 1521 Arch st.
BOYS THE PURLIC LEDGER COMTANT
HAS OPENINGS TOR SEVERAL BOYS
WHO ARE ' PAST 10 YEARS OF AGE
THIS IS A GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR
BOTH WITH INITIATIVE. APPLY AT
ONCE TO MR. FLYNN. 6TH AND CHEST?
CARPENTERS
APPLT WITH TOOLS
., M AT NORTH GATE
FRANKFORD ARSENAL
IV. MARKS CONSTRUCTION CO
. CARPENTERS
APPLT 700 OTIS BUILDING
SEE MR. COTLE
2? H 215' HOOD AT BUILDERS' OF-
CHAIR FRAJIERS wanted, experienced. Ap-
PIV 244 S. nth St.
CHAUTFEUR
Business cars (Cadillac and Bulck).
eood position for right man. prefer one
past draft age: very little night or
Sunday work: must present good ap
pearance: state age. salary and
references. G 93, P. O. Box 3443.
EXPERIENCED CHAUFFEURS
NEEDED FOR FRANCE
T. M. C. A. wants 80 from Phila
delphia; must be between S2 and 50
years of age; of eood Judgment,
clean habits and cheerful disposi
tion: must be capable of making all
repairs to cars; none accepted of
German or Austrian parentage.
LIBERAL COMPENSATION
Great opportunity for travel and
added experience, which means In
creased value for future employ
ment. Call at once.
F. H. WEIDMAN
II N. 21st at.
Ppruce TO.
DROP FORGERS
20
I Mutt he experienced along these !lner: high
day rate and excellent piecework.
BRING REFERENCES
MIDVAT.1-. STFEt, AND ORDNANCR CO.
EDDTSTOVR RIFLB PLANT
EDDTSTONE. PA.
Plant employment hour" Dally 7 a. m
to 5 p. m . except Sunday Saturday. 7
a m to 11 a m.
OR
PHILADELPHIA OFriCES
Woodland "ve and Island road
.120.1 Market st.
Federal office l.-.ln Arch st.
Ask for Mr O'Connor)
Office hours (1 a. m to R p. m. dlly ex
cept Saturday, until 12 o'clcck noon: Sun
da v.lfiarnJto4Ti:rn.
l I.T.rVtV. rsn-tirniri,, ,r .HI'I4 nilice WOTK.
' '''r'-rltimr rt-norrapher Prc'eired.. Jod
oppnriunuv anil mry i.owrence .lonnrnn
Co.. onn s. Sd st
i COST CLERK wanted, experienced In tex
tiles, unless .vou possess Initiative and have
' lability aloni this line don't apply, this po-
siuon oners an excellent opportunity for
future advancement: prefer a man between
aii ann .ia years or are, iiaie rullv your
qualifications and give telephone number
when replying also necessary you advise
emarv experren r .,.v.. ie-nger urnce
DRAFTSMEN. 2 first does wanted at once
with general engineering experience- good
proposition on Government work. Apply In
nersbn or b etfer The nnrrMi Comnanv.
Margaret and Rermudi streets. jcrankford
DRIVERS and hflpers on furnltureans and
.trucks. Cor.llnental Storage Warehouses.
in S 2(Uh st.
ELECTRIC LIGHT construction foreman,
experienced nn overhead wires. Apply Wm.
Foster. 120S II. 31st St. e
ELECTRICIANS
for wel'.tiiuli'n'd. modern pjant
good working rridliuns. steady work
residents of N. E section preferred
APPIA MILLER LOCK COMPANY
4033 Tacony it., Frankford
ELEVATOR OPERATORS'
fnr office. building servlcr : whits, steady em
ployment Annlv Fnnm 431.
LAND TITLE ni.DO.
ENGINEER
for orflee-bulldlng power planti ft.hour davr,
steady work! sood wages. Atmly Room '481,
lena uir ia
t.uHlirl 5.
6Ai"
t . .... '
mTSSSttSTm
- - A ridne. imamm m ,mtmt
help w Anted male
(Other Classified Ada on Pate 2)
ENGINEER for office building, must be
familiar with Ice machines, generators
and Corliss engine, fi-hour dy. steady posi
tion. Apply enjlne room, Wldener Bulldinc,
ENGINEER, office1 building power slant;
6-hour day; steady worki good waees.
Apply Room 431. Land Title Bldg,
LABORERS
WANTED AT ONCE
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT WORK
On main hlshwav (Broaifway) between West,
vllle. N. J., and South Gloucester. N. J..
nearest station South Gloucester, on Penn
sylvania R. R. (West Jersey and Seashors
Dtvlsloa).
Free transportation
to aid from Philadelphia and
intermediate points.
.. APPLY TO ANY
UNITED STATES OR FEDERAL
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
OR
EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT
MaeARTHUR BROTHERS
SOUTH GLOUCESTER. N. J.
LABORERS
WANTED AT ONCE
,F."r.tmJi1.srItVlrn. t0 5 from Fhiladel.
phla. Camden and Intermediate points.
APPLY
, 8 P. 16TH ST.
(5D P.U,OR'' PHILA.. OR
APPLT TO ANY
UNITED STATES OR FEDERAL
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT
MaeARTHUR BROTHERS COMPANT
WASHINGTON PARK
NEAR WESTVILLB. N. S.
LABORERS WANTED
tTNITED 6TATES GOVERNMENT WORK
Free transportation ( ana from DarbT
APPLT
83 S. 18TH ST
(2D FLOOR) PHILA.. OR
APPLY TO ANY
UNITED STATES OR FEDERAL
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
EMRLOTMENT DEPARTMENT
MaeARTHUR BROTHERS
1 Cheater pike. Darby, Pa.
LABORERS WANTED
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT WORK
pVanr.aallrRn;i1ro".,d",10n' ThUrlOW on P""-
All transportation eharres in exeesi of lOo
per trip will be allowed.
APPLT
M f. 1TH KT.
(2D FLOOR). PHILA . OR
n APPLT TO ANT
. UNITED STATES OR FEDERAL
EMPLOTMENT BUREAU
EMPLOTMENT DEPAPTMENT
,M"CARTHITR PROTHERS"
CHESTER (THURLOW STATION). PA
TOU MUST WORK OR FIGHT
UNITED STATES EMPLOTMENT SERVICE
LABORERS WANTED FOR
WAR WORK
BT
OIL WORKS
POINT BREEZE, SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
SEE
MR. C. HANTHORNE
3D AND WALNUT STS.
OR MR. S. COOKE
1521 ARCH ST.
LABORERS
WANTED AT ONCE
MACHINISTS
PIPEFITTERS
FURNACE MEN
GOOD CAMP: STEADT WORK
SHIPPED EACH DAT
AT 10:30 A M AND 2 40 r. 'M.
APrLT 227 N. 13TH PT.
FIREMAN
Colored
Good wares: steady employment
Apply engine room. Wldener Blda.
FIREMAN wanted for small power plant:
easy rtrlnc and srood pay. Apply 414 N
3d st.
FIREMAN'S HELPER
colored, rood vi?es. steady work. Apply
engine room, Wldener Bldg.
FIREMAN'S HELPER, colored: steady em
I ployinent. good wages. Apply engine
I room. Wldener Bldg,
FIREMEN
Colored, rood wages: steady work.
engine room. Wldener Bid.
Apply
FIREMEN
for offlce.bulldlns power plant: good wages
for reliable men, 8-bour day; steady work.
Apply Room 431. Land Title Bldg.,
GUARDS
25
WANTED
No exnerience necessary: must be between
25 and' 43 years of age; good wages; short-
hmip athif r
BRING REFERENCES
M1DVALE STEEL AND, ORDNANCE, CO.
EDDYKTONB RIFLE l'LANT
EDDTSTONE. PA.
Plant employment hours Dally 7 a. m. to
5 p. m. except Sunday, balurday 7 a. m
to 11 a m,
OR
PHILADELPHIA OFFICES
WOODLAND AVE. AND IHRAND ROAD
52(1J Market st,
FedSral office 1519 Aiih st,
(Ask for ,Mr...O'Cqnaor, .
OfflM hours fl. a: im. to Pj pi. dally, ex.
.rept 8aturdaml:Uj?'c,',Joon..,Siin-!
HELP WANTED MALE
(Other Classified Ada on Tate 2)
KITCHEN HELPER Ona kitchen helper. 1
cook, day work: good wagesi short hours.
Apply to chef Hotel Majestic. Broad and
Glrard. Watts st entrance.
EXPERIMENTAL MAN
Vacancy exls'ln for all-around mechanics
working conditions are excellent) the pay la
ood and there Is a future for a good me
chanic Apply after 8 a, m.
ELECTRIC SPRVICE SUPPLIES CO.
17TH AND CAMBRIA STS.
LAB O R E R 8
UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
LABORERS WANTED FOR WAR WORK
AT GOVERNMENT TARD FOR
SHIP AND TARD CONSTRUCTION IN
SOUTHWESTERN PART OF CrTT
FREE TRANSPORTATION ONE WAT
DAILY
FOR PARTICULARS PRESENT THIS AI.
AT NEAREST
V. S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
OR AT MAIN OFFICE
800 WALNUT ST.
MR. SHATTUCK
OR 1521 ARCH ST.
MR. SWARTZ
LABORERS
Needed at one
FREE TRANSPORTATION
for all within commuting distance)
Good dormitory facilities
Apply
Employment Office,
CHESTER 8HIPBUILDINO COMPANT.
LTD.
CHESTER. PA.
Or
Philadelphia Employment Dent.
CHESTER SHIPBUILDING COMPANT.
LTD.
2t N. 18TH ST.
LABORERS
MEN WANTED FOR CONSTRUCTION
WORK. TRACK WORK AND FREIGHT
HANDLING: WHITE'OR COLORED.
THE PENNSTLVANIA RAILROAD
STEADT WORK; NO LOST TIME:' BOARD
AND LODGING. ADVANCEMENT FOR
MEN WITH ABILITT.
43 N. 17TH ST.
LABORERS
WANTED
ITALIANS. SPANISH OR COLORED
For production work and yard work.
Steady work good wages.
APPLT AT
MIDVALE STEEL AND ORDNANCE CO.
EDDTSTONE RIFLE PLANT
' EDDTSTONE. PA.
Plant Employment Hours Dally. 7 a. m.
to 3 p. m.. excel t Sunday: Saturday, 7 a. m.
to 11 a. m.
OR
PHILADELPHIA OFFICES
Woodland ave. and Is'and road
.',201 Market st.
Tederal Office. 1510 Arch at.
(Ask for Mr. O'Connor)
Office Hours, ft a. m. to 8 p. m. dally, ex
cept Saturday until 12 o'clock noon: Sun
day. 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
L'ABORERS COLORED
GOOD PERMANENT POSITIONS
APPLT SUPERINTENDENT
SECOND FLOOR, 60 CHESTNUT ST.
LABORERS
GOOD WAGES
STEADT WORK
APPLT TO
JOHN FETTER FOREMAN
(BRNN STtlAPT CO.) ,
WTNNEFIELD AND "RYN MAWR A.VE9.
OR
WTNNEFIELD AVE. STATION, P. R. R,
LARORERS
ON GOVERNMENT. WORK
JOHN M GILL & CO.
BUILDERS
40TH ST. BELOW GRATS AVE.
LABORERS WANTED
APPLT ROOM 411
LAND TITLE BLDG
i vporERS 2: also 1 driver wanted. sApplr
331 N. amer'can St. I
LAP.OIU'.RS wanted Apply India Reftnln
Co. Svvanson and McKean its. v
LATHE HANDS, rarwhls of hsndllnz Una
work -n screw machine forming tools: -cellent
oppo-tunltleai rwvt wares: splendid
working con-lltlons !JU'r, L""- Co., Or(h- '
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