"-'
r..T .VS1
Tf-- ' EVENING PUBLIC EteDGtel
: TTT r ! .. ...i vTZ ! ; i ' : s i r r i . 1. t
' J?"3
s&ftfi
BKW
rFir"
w
L'jS
l
Fif
f
&!?
&&N
-.i!
ifi" i5
KSt
f
?5?a
W!
A fL V
mil
!W
-'f.tow
H
my
SQUAD
ID IDEAL START
cenbacker Tells How
pip "Heinies" Were Bag-
& ged in First Round
IOVICES SCORED HIT
Signalized End of Training
By Brilliant Coup in
Aerial Warfare
vfCovvrloht 1918, tu the United Press!
frith the American Airmen In France.
WL July 10 (by mall).
ES.n3ie "elmper squadron had an Ideal
Introduction to -warfare back In the mld-
rw..p.paio ox Apni, nccoruing 10 neuicimiii r.u-
Elf.S'. Iflla Y)f,1.....Y., ..I.... Amnplnnn -.An Anr
Btrm.wv iwureuwuiti, miio. .....i.
ace and
Ifcfw former auto racer.
Let
nicltenbacker
gab tell the story.
V3 'we naa nmsnea our irainniR, ana
KW being the first all-Amerlcan outnt to tnke
, ''to the front without previous experience
VSkire were allowed to lly around until we
K'p? leii more connaenr. uerore laKinp over
. rcsnonslhllttv of riairolllner a sector
"Ann Rntnrdnv nich! wo rlei'Moil up
jCtiKwer ready for business. We railed up
rsv yth French and told them They re
S!N that we could take over patrolling
rjr m Dis cnunK 01 mo iine norm oi ioui,
Sesfi ... .. .. . . .
Sub, De-tinning me next morninn ai aay
Z?Vi break.
Off for First Patrol
"Accordingly, ""e planned the flist
irhnper patrol. Captain David Peterson
led it. -while Lieutenant need Chambers
And I were the rest" of the personnel
Captain Peterson had had considerable
experience over tho line.
"Before going up Ihe told me to take
the leadership of the patrol In case he
had motor trouble and had to come
Kfi down, and that we would not need to
(fr patrol If It were too cloudy. So -e
.13 " weni up wun inui uiiucrBiaumiis.
"Just as we were ready to start Reed
Chambers yelled to Doug Campbell and
Allan Wlnslow, TV'e'll go out and scare
the Heinies up and you guys knock 'em
down.'
"We circled around for altitude, and
Captain Peterson came down. lie had
decided It was too cloudy to patrol, but
I" assumed he had motor trouble and
started off for the lines with Chambers
following me
"It was our first trip over and vh
made a long one. Before long we ran
Into a couple of Huns and maneuvered
to Are on them. We got a couple of
hots at them and they ran.
"We continued our patrol, not without
apprehension, since wo were not eure of
our locations, and that first trip Is a
scary one even when you are led by
some one who knows the lines.
Two German Filers nagged
"Finally I lost Chambers and began
patrolling up and down to locate him.
DANCING
5 private Dancing lessons $5
THE CORTISSOZ SCHOOL. Mirrored Studio,
1820 Chestnut St. Day & Evs. Locust 3102.
A TEACHEK FOR EVERY PUPIL.
' IB
STEAMBOATS
Day Boat for
Baltimore
Gmmenclor Thursday, Aurust 1st. leave
tfclUdelphla every Tue&dnv. Thursday and
ratarday at 8 A. M. Returning lenvM
laltlmore Monday. Wednesday and Friday
This trln rives nnsmnrrprn n nnnnrhtnlr
i jrtew all the rreat shipyard and great
itji. rinfioprncnii on me ueiaware nivsr.
ft3ri tram Tier 3. South Delaware Avna
G&i&e r. w okiivkw. Aceot
rruMif cniuv cci irr"r rwiriVTiiur
mr ."-w, t- -lw,li,vi
f trp tht: RKAirriFur, pptwark
p,, Krnj Fridav nnd Satnrdny Fvenh
C. Kew Dolphin Line Palace Steamer
Oaad Music No Llaur
Itoat lvoi Arch St Wharf 8:15 P. U.
Fr C3c ach wtr
KnrCATIONAL
Roth Sexe
SJlMKiS
BUSINESS'
rrT f. VrSW.
5 '" n T
In spite of the thousand! of students we have graduated we need
every lounc man under 20 and everr touds woman to train to fill
- ' w
good paying positions as Stenographers, Typists, Accountants, Secre
taries and Bookkeepers. This Is your opportunity. Our courses are the best
and the cost low. Tbone, cull or write today for our free catalogue.
DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS ENTER ANY TIME
BANKS BUSINESS COLLEGE
- AND SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES
tkte, 92$ CHESTNUT STREET
Plan Reading
and Estimating
Drawing, Surveying, Struc-
fitaral Engineering, Hydraulics,
HiBm. I? : i c. .t
;j iateain cjigines ana Jirengin or
(Materials taught by experienced
iAIBMMllltll.
s'- Th course hpoiin Triuriwlav-
V Sl-k --' "
835 October J.
m 4 Ask for Catalog M-31.
Mi!S 'TOone. uiamona 63 1
TM.sTiriDir inunruDciTTr
Esy&iCI mri.ii unnenju v
ill-iym nrad Rt. brlaw rj.rk.
Sbffii. rhllnrf.lnhl. '"'
MHORTUAMO AMD BOOKKEEMNO
4Sf
riSJWnssi
t sooruiBDa, ia sr. sreeay syatem.
Lis courses. D.r or arc. SchOAla Enratl
tlnw. To mett the heavy and Increasing
,na zor youns- men aoa women wua
ana ousinesi xraininsr our cissies win
ds coniinuea air ana evening mm
oat coming summer months. Call or
write for pertlrulftrs and catalog.
rstuA. u(inmiu9n t;ut.ic.uj5
lOH Che.tnnt Street
yer's Business College
delphla'fl Greatest Dtislness School
l ta.rhers. Modern eautDment. Indt
advancement. Charres moderats. Po
i snittrAnteed. Day" and Nltrht Classes.
tudents now attenninv. Enron now.
I ClMtiint Street. 1'honr. Walnat SS4.
Youflir Women ond Girls
., School of Design for Women
ab4 Mailer S(s.( Reopens Sept. 30
Vuit rQursei In Art and Industrial Art.
tticai uesig-niriBT in au ua Drancnea.
at ion. imhirtn Illustration.
iA. B. WinENER FELLOWSHIP
" ''tO KUROPK FOR IlESIfiN
Jr
CHKHTNt'T HILL. PA.
,Bt. J.scph Colleilatjs In.tltots for
nud srouiur ladies.
Music and
tio BCltno. uoursss.
wemeniarv. In
Me, commercial.
Ue Prepare
coustnato cm
nun tea wiiq
usuw.
umv. ei jr.
It became more cloudy and I could see
nothing. At length I started for wnai j.
thought was home, but it took a long
time to find It Chambers wasn't there,
when I finally came out of the clouds,
but the two Germans wo had chased out
of tho clouds were.
"After Chambers's promise to scare
up some Huns, Campbell and Wlnslow
had gone Into the tent and were playing
cards. Suddenly they were called to
answer an alerte. They had barely
Jumped Into their machines and gained
some nltltudc when they b.iw two Ger
man planes coming for the camp.
"Doth thought the Germans were com
ing to btrafe the hangars and each
picked out a German to head him off
Doug took the first one and got on his
tall. He landed the German right on the
aviation field four and a half minutes
after he had left his cards."
RCMMKIt KKSORTS
ATLANTIC riTY. N. .1.
Coolest ond Most Attractive Locatfe
OSTEND
Whole Block. Ocean Front
Directly on tho nonrdwalk. Tlctnton to Bot-
rrlsn Ave.. In eclin.vt Chela en taction.
Freih and tea water hatha, private and
public Modern hydro-therapeutic dtrart-
ment. Orchestra. Danelnit everv tenln.
Auto bus meets trains Iionlttet.
0nerbl dlrec. JOHN T D0M1IIN. Mcr.
Westminster -nr.Bch. Eiev.o
water $12 50 up wuekly, ?2G0 up dally.
CHAS. BUIIHK.
HOTEL B0SC0BEL Sj?"SK r-2
Always open.
Amr, A Euro, plans Hklt. A,
IC. MAKIUN,
wn.mvonn. n. J.
EDGETON INN rJVtV.V:
ori:.v npnvrjNjJ.
NEW I'lllLAIlELI'llIX Directly on Beach.
Ocean Pathwav unobstructed view of
Ocean and Auditorium. MRS. C. A. COX.
Dcatljs
(burner 5In V
Ap Ibui'k h tr" t
Htirron. Marth i J
Uirth Hn rbi .
ItauTle. Itoslna
Fi'icll'-y harl
lira'jn Theodore
Hrt-nmr. Hinnah M.
Urown. C Hoi
Urown. James
Hurnett, Catharine
f'urns .fame M
Ohantrv, Archibald P
Clark Sarah K
Claun. Catherine A.
(ott llo Vndrw
Cunningham Jm. C.
Ii i i u .in, I,
Don.iKh Mary IJ
nomrbprtv, Wm. J
IlunUp Oeorir3 W.
i:. k John
Kf?nT, Henry
i - v s n p
rti-t If. nrv
1' rm Mi' nr
ro(tr 1'aniilo
Cliiiinon Annri. Itetta
ftlbbon'. John
(Irare Alice P.
' i "In. -M ircnret
Masey, Annie E.
Vcr, Hum M. A.
"Mt Dnnouffh, Mary
McOoldrlck John J.
Mcllenrv. Matthew
McICnlcht. Mary J.
McMurray, William
McNIchol Manui
Meaner, Frank B.
Melchlor, John C.
M"sslck. John H.
Metcalr, Thos J., Jr.
Mfttz. OeorRo Jv
Miller Angelina I,.
Mlnnlck, Theresa II.
Mooney. John
Mulhnrln Marparet
Munn. Jophine H
n'T.arv, Joseph V
O'WMl TTuvh H .
O'NViU. John J.
Pilmer. Grntchen r.
Pitil. Jennie
Qulelev Chn J
Rauschenbich Paul
Tlivlmin niarl. s R
Header. Adri
Retzold. William
Tloblnson. Alernndr
Ttohlnson. Arthur W
Hodiser!, Arthur
Hodman Pr in' s A
Ito" neorce F
hlirbaum, Maria A.
Schwirz. Ida
MietzUne H irrv ,
Shlnn, Frederick
huifr CmMv F
Phuttb'wnrth M.
Plpler, Hannah
Orlmlev. Albert W.
if ii bpeca E
i in Mar r
i nn,m It bocca
Urolmin tlrace T.
"irrrh I'lnma W
Hildemin. John K
Haliif-man Josephine
Hnnnaford. T O.
Henrlcks. Charl S.
Hlerirlni Ellrbeth
Hlnchman, Htla I.
Holder., (iforB"
Hoell. Richard
Iluflon. Kloreno
Jordan. Helen AI
KpTlev Patrick
Keely W Hlmer
Kennard M irgaret
Kier Sutinni
Ivtne. Anna I...
Klrschbaum, C. C.
I lh John K.
! . ullrh I Ml'a A
LonK, Matilda
Ta mi .Tatni k
hmlth, Marcaret
Pmxth. Rote A.
Stafford Edwin AI.
Street. Alaria
Summers. Peter F.
Trnan. Afar(rir'it C,
Tralnor. Hdward A.
Trust Ilnlnn
Tweed, William
Van Plpet Mary H
Wajrner. Henrv C.
Warth. Anna a.
Webb John T
Wilhelm. arah
Wilson, FInrenc M
Wilson, Jennie K. A.
WlWnn. Sarah
MaHg Alartraret
Wood, Isaac, Sr.
Manning, Elizabeth M Wot ihin-,'tut M utie
ADAAIS Aur 7. AIARY A ADAAIS. Duo
notice of the funeral will be Klvn.
ALBPRfJER At residence of son-in-law,
James Aloore. Willow Grove, Pa,, Aujr. 6,
AIART V. ALBURGER. uldow of James D.
Alburper need 86. Relative and friends
United to .prlces Friday 3 30 p m Int
private Hathnro Cemetery
APELIUCK Aujt. B. CHARLES APEL
BACK. oped G2 Relatives and friends, em
ploes of Public Serxlce Traction Co., in
vited to funenl services. Frl , 3 p. m ,
chapel of H F. Schroeder, 4th and Arch
Ms Camden N J Int Evergreen Cem
Friends may cilt Thur pw.
BARRON Au. 0. MARTHA J BARRON
fnee Alontcomerv), widow of WashlnKton
Rirron acM fl5 Relatives and friends.
Wm If Hatch Circle No, - and Ladies of
BDCCATIOSAIj
Both Sexes
Over-Flooded
With Applications
For Graduates
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
BUSINESS SCHOOL
Evening Sessions for
Men and Women
TERM nKfilNS SEPTEMBER 0TII
STENOTYPY "
Jlnmljy. Wed.. Friday. 714.1 to 0:4ft P. M.
Sienotjpy, writing shorthand by machine
method, much easier to learn than short
hand, unlimited speed attained; etenotypy
notes easily read hy any one; machine can
be operated In a dark room: subject taught
by competent Instructor. Three classes of
students to be organized, a speed class for
advanced pupils, a beginners' class, and a
special class In reading atenotype notes for
those who wish to become copyists
TYPEWRITING
Monday, tVrtl., Friday, 7:45 to 0:43 r. M.
Touch sstem ued: Instruction In care of
machine ah en Correct habits taught at
outset. Advanced class works out prepara
tion ot specification and latest methods of
tabulatlns manifolding and stencil cutting:.
For morn detailed Information, call,
write or 'phone
DIRECTOR OF INSTRUCTION
14.11 Arch Street
v
Training for
War Time
Business Service
Take advantage of the special war
time courses at Pelrco School so that
you can help fill the places of those who
have gone to war. Trained young women
have greater opportunities than ever be
fore Writs for 84th Year Book.
Peirce School
Pine Street, West of Broad
WAHAMAKER INSTITUTE
OF INDUSTRIES
23d and Walnut Streets
Omm SoUmlw I9tb
SwM.fwr Gateleg
- .JI .4.411. &. . ?.
VcentralII
IB.. r. .. -n-wwrl'" W ,-Td.V K.1 W m H A V 1 1 HHIITIUI TI JI iriVnfll a..ij&.A lal m, a lha 1BW11 - 1 (lIB ailnail inn
73ZrZ-&:..&'iA- -?,, vrt.4T . f vl' r 'V""- ;. - r .-, -;":"o"" r"T iv? r,- - ?v,r!vssi" rArij. "?" iirrr . .
DEATHS
O. A. It., Invited to tunerat s.rvlces, Frl,.
2 n. m., ins Newtown ave.. Oaklyn. N, J.
Int. Jit. Morlah Cem, Friends may oa.ll
Tlmrs . after 7 n. m.
HAItTll Auu (1. TUTinAItA, widow of
Adam Frederick riarth need 72. llelatlves
and minds Imltcd to services, Frl., 3 30 r.
m., 2SI3 Oermantown ave. Int. Odd Fellows
Cem nAUKttt.n Auir 7. HOBtNA (neo Tllse
man), widow of Jarob ltauerle, aped 81.
llelatlves and frlenda lnlted to funeral,
Pat., 2 p. m., C8 Oak st . Woodbury, N J,
Int. Kgllngton Cem, Ilemalns may bo
viewed Frl. ne.
lmADLUT. Aue. (1. CHARLES, hushnnd
of Rose flradley (nee Sweeney), ftKed
S3. Relatives and friends. Phoenix
Democratlo Club of tho isth Wnrd Invited
to funeral. Sat., 8 30 a. m., 121D n Berks
st Solemn requiem Mm? Church of llolj
Name in a m. Int. St Ann's Cem
HHAUN. Au. 0. THEOnORK, son ot
Theodore and late Walburaa Hnun, seed
13. Relatives nnd friends Invited to funera'
r rl , 8 a m., S035 Stiles st Requiem masi
St. Ludwhr'a Church 0 am. Int. private.
Holv Redeemer Cem
RRENfiR.-Auir It, HANNAH M. nitKN.
NER (neo Ihrla). widow of Joseph nrenner.
aaed 71. ltelatlvea and frlenda Invited to
funeral services, rrl.. 2 p. m . SOOfl N, nth
st. Int. private, North ood Cem Auto fu.
neral. Remains may be viewed Thurs. 8 to
10 p m.
BROWN. Aury 7. C. nOSH, daughter of
Thomas It. nnd Ida M Urown (nee Perry).
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
service. Sat. 2 p. m , residence of father,
ri(ll Relmar terrace. Int private
UROWN Aug. 7. .TAXIF.S. son of
Rrldeet and late James Urown. of Alpbaun
Ilohola TarHh. County Mayo, Ireland. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral. Sat ,
i 30 ii m , residence of brothre,. In-law.
.Tame McNlcholas, MSA Webster St.. West
Philadelphia. Solemn requiem maps ( sureh
of the Transflmiratlon 0 a, m. Int. Holy
Crop Cem Auto service,
RtTRNnTT. Aua. 7. CATHATtTNTl RUn
NHTT, daughter of lite John Ellen Cndv
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
Sit ("Mi m., 1777 N Alder st (neirinth
st and Mnntirnmerv ivt ) tllirh requli m
miss st Malnchv's Church 10 .i m Int
w Cathedrnl Cem.
nritN Vin; n JAIIHS M hu-liinil nf
Trnnle Hums (nee McShnnel itel.itivw nnd
rrlinds mnliios uf William Steel, '
Invited to funeral. Sat., 8:30 n m -'14
Hulst ave b'olemn mass of requiem Rleased
Sacrsment Church 10 a m Int. Old Cathe
dral Cem Auto funeral
CHANTRY At Conshohoeken, Ta., Auff.
r., ARl'HIHAI.D F. CHANTRY, huaband of
Marv t'lmntrt (nee Prlee), need OS Relatives
and friends, Tequod Tribe. No 18, Imp. O of
It M Cunshohcrken Znchnry Tovlor Lodge.
N' 7 Ancient Order of United Treemen. of
Phlla employes of John Wood Mfu. Co , In
vltid to funeral. Frl., 2 p. m.. 50 Tayettn
st. Int. private. Norrls city Cem. Friends
may call Thurs , 7 to 10 p. m
CLARK Aug. 7. SARAH E.. wife nf
Hayw-ird Clark and daUBhter of Ocrtnrd
and Sarah Wagner. Rolatlvca and friends
Invited to services, Frl.. 8 p, m.. 22"1 N.
Colorado st. Int prlvnte.
CLAUSEN ug 7, CATHERINE A.,
wire of Christopher J Clausen and daugh
ter of late. John and Acnes Mulligan, of
Countv Mayo, Ireland. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Sat. 8 a m .
Jin (lerrltt st. Solemn high mass of re
quiem Church of tl-e Sacred Heart 0 10
a. m. Int Holy Cross Cem. Auto funenl
COSTEI.LO Suddllenly, Aug 0. AN
DREW husband of Jano Costello Reli
tlves and friends, also Court Americus,
No. 07, F. of A., and Friendship Circle. No.
10. C. of F., Invited to funeral. Trl.,
8.30 a. m . 2028 Annln st. Requiem mass
at St Chirles's Church. 10 a. m. Int.
Cathedral Cem. Auto service
CVNNINnilAM Aug n JAMES C . hus
band of Ell7,i Cunningham (nee Osborn).
Relatives nnd friends U S Crnnt Post No
" G A It survivors of tl.'th Regiment
Penn.i. Volunteers Invited to funeral serv
ices sit 2nm 2"3 Farragut terrace
Int Oreenvvood K of P Cem.
ntl'l'EL (nee (iram'lch) Aug. 0 CARO
T INE I. . widow of John Illppel ngd
't It, 1 itlv.s an 1 friends Invited to services,
Frl 2 p m , residence of son. Frederltk ('
IHppel 11113 N. 21th st Int. Ocrmm Lu
theran Cem. Remilns may be viewed Thurs ,
S to 10 p m
DOVAOHY Aue 7 MARY HANI.EY
wife of James T Donaghv. Kill s 60th pi
Relatives nnd friends Sodality of II V M
league of Sacred Heart and other sorletiis
of which she war a member. Invited to
funeral Men . 8 30 a. m., 0401 Chester
ave. Soletnn miss of requiem Church of
Most Tllepsed Sacrament 10 a. m Int. Holy
Cross Cem Auto funeral. Friends may
call Sun . after 7 p. m.
DOFOHKIITY At Rordentnwp. N. J..
An. 7 WTl.t.lAM J TlOtiniTRnTV oped
J 55. Relatives and friends invited to funeral,
I Church st . Rordentown N. J , Frl.. 8 a, m.
Requiem mass st Marv's rhurch 0 a. m.
Int St Marv's Cem . Rordentown.
DUN LAP Aug 0 OEORlin W. hus
bind of Ixitl'e c Dunlap (nee Thompson)
and son of Margaret nnd late Robert Dun
lap Relatives and friends, emploves of
Stnndird Crown Cork and Seal Co. Invited
to funeral Sat 8-30 p. m . 3058 Jasper st
Int prlvtte North Cedar Hill Cem
ECK Aug 7. JOHN, eldest son of late
Mirtln and Adeline Eck. Relatives and
friends invited to funeral. Sat., 7.30 a m .
437 Arlington pt (west of Lawrence ana
below Vorris st 1 Requiem mass at St
Ilonlf ice's Church 0am Int Most Holy
Redeemer Cem Auto funeral
EC.NER Aug 11 HENRY, husband nf
Marv Egner (neo Derrick) Relatives and
friends. Purity Circle, No 43. D. of A.: Anna
M Ross Post. No. 04 O A. R : surviving
members of the 20th Regt. Penna Vol
unteers emplojes of erecting department of
Cramp's S. R A C. Co , Invited to funeral
prrvices. Sat.. 1 30 p. m . 814 E Glrard ave
Tnt private. Greenwood (K. of P ) Cem.
Triends may call Frl eve.
EVANS Aug 7. NELSON F EVAN"?
aged 77. Relatives and friends Invited to
runeral services Frl.. 11 a m . 7 H. High
land ave.. Merlon, Pa Int private. Con
veyances will meet train leaving Irroad St.
M-itlon 10'15 a. m.
KAIST. Aug. 7. HENRY. Husband of
Clara K Falst (nee Hund). age4 45. Rela
tives and friends Rethel Presby. Church: P.
O S. of A . Camp No. 870; Diligent Council.
No 4 Patriotic Americans, and employes of
Decker Smith & Pago Co . Invited to funeral
services Sat , 1 p m . 2336 W. Cumberllnd
st Int Mt Peace Cem. Auto funeral.
PAP.MEIt Aniz ft prvni-'vi'r ,. if .
Oscar Parmer, aged 30. Relatives ond
friends Invited to funeral, Frl. 8 a. m .
residence of mother-in-law. Mrs. Margaret
Parmer. 2018 W Gordon st. High requiem
mass Most Precious Wood Church. Int.
Holy Sepulchre Cem.
FOSTER At Colllngswood. N. J . Aug.
C FANNIE, vvlfo of Jonathan Tester, aged
78 Relatives and friends Invited to fu
netal Frl , 12 noon, daughter's residence,
Mrs M Lawson, 240 Harvard ave., CoV
llnsswood N J. Int. private. Remains
may be viewed Thurs., 7 to 10 p m
GANNON Aug. il. ANNA RETTA. dtngh
ter of Thomis and Hridget Gannon (nee
Duffj ). aged 11 months Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral Frl. 2 p. m .
residence of parents. 4244 N. Hicks st. Int.
Holv S, nulfhre Cem Auto funeral
GIHRONS. Aug. 7. JOHN GIRRONS, hus.
band of late Ellen Gibbons, Relatives nnd
friends, St Mary's Benf. Soc. and Div, No.
35. A. O II., invited to funeral. Sat.. 8 30
a. m.. late residence, Addlngham. Del Co.,
Pa. High maBs St. Andrew's Church, Drexel
Hill. Pa.. 10 a. ra. Int. St. Charles's Cem.
GRACE. Aug. 7. ALICE P. GRACE (nee
McNamee). wife of Michael Grace. Rela
tives and friends, St. Thomas's R. V M,
Sodality an! League, of Sacred Heart.
Ladles Auxiliary, Knights of Waterford,
Invited to funeral, Sat.. 10 a. m.. husband's
residence, 1921 Moore St. Solemn requiem
mass Church of St. Thomas Aquinas 11 30
a. m. Int. New Cathedral Cem. Auto
service.
GRIFFIN Aug. 6, MARGARET, widow
of Michael (nee Frlel). Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral, Frl., 8 30 a. m., 522 S.
23d st. Solemn high requiem mass St. Pat
rick's Church. 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross
Cem
URIMLEY Aug. 5, at 515 N. Wanamakr
st., AI.IU'.IIT WILLIAM, husband of late
Margaret K Grlmles. aged 73. Relatives and
friend Invited to funeral services. Frl.. 2
Fm . parlors of L. S. Hagerman. SHOO
laverford ave. Int private, Mt. Morlah
Cem Remains may be viewed Thurs., 7 to
10 p. m
GK1M.ME. Aug. 7. REBECCA E. widow
of Albert D. Grlmme (nee Ellis), Due notice
of funeral will be given from residence of
niece Mrs. Anna Lawe. 1102 Marlborough st
GROrF. At Westvllle, N. J , Aug. fl.
MARY F. OROFF. widow of B I, Orolf
and daughter of late Abner nnd Eliza Valen
tine. Relatives and friends Invited to serv
ices. Sat., 2 p. m.. 121 Broadway. West
vllle, N. J. Int. private, Egllngton Cem.
Friends may call Frl., 8 to 8 p. m. Omit
flowers.
GROGAN. Aur. B. RERECCA. wife of
Richard Grogan and daughter of Rev. Rob
ert B, and Rebecca Miller (nee Applegate)
Funeral services, to which relatives and
friends Invited. Sat.. 1:30 p. m 433 Win
ton st Int Fernwood Cem. Auto service.
Friends may call Frl.. after 0 p m.
OR01.MAN (nee Woodall). Aug ,
UKALi; l.. wire or iJavia uroiman Rela
tlves and friends Invited to funeral. Frl . 2
ii m i-4 Aiiniirn at Int fis-ADnrvmim t
m.. 1323 Auburn St. Int r.rppnmnimt
Oem. Remains may be viewed Thurs., S to
10 P m. Auto service
rmOSCTI. Auir. 5. EMMA TV., widow nf
William Edcar Qrosch. llelatlves and friends
invited to service. Frl , 2:30 v. m . 4624
Chester ave. Int. private. Friends may
call Thurs. eve.
JTAI,DEMAN. Aug-. 6, in Paoll. Ta.,
JOHN K. HALDEMAN, aged 03. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral. Sat.
Services at the home of his brother-ln-Uw,
Henry B. Davis pxoll, Pa., 10.30 a m.
Int. at Malvrrn Baptist Cem
HALDEMAN. Elffhth Month fith, at 1A21
Race at.. JOSEPHINE IJllINTON HAI-DE.
MAN. Fumral at convenience of family.
HANNAI'ORIi. Auff.fi. THOMAH OEOROE.
husband of late Isabella Hannaford (n-e
MacFarlind). Relatives and friends P n
T. Beneficial Abq. and employes of Ride
ave and 27th and Allegheny ave. barns in
vited to funeral services, Fri., 3 p. m., 2O03
W, Oakdale st. Int. Mt. Peace Cem. Re
mains may be viewed Thurs. eve.
HENRICKS. Aua;. 7. CHARLES S.. son
of Hulda Stecklein and late Frederick W.
Henrlcks, aged 42 RHatlvea and friends,
Relmont Council No. 100. O. of I. A.; em
ployes of Plerce-Arrow Motor Co., Invited to
funeral services. Sat . 2 p, m . parlors of
S. P. Frankenfleld Sons 5300 Vine t.
Friends may call Frl. 8 to 0 p. m Int.
German Lutheran Cem Auto funeral
HIGOINS. Auff. 7. ELIZABETH, daugh
ter of Sarah and late Louis Hlirglns (nee
Devlne) and slater or Sister M. Da la Salle,
of tho Immaculate Heart Order. Relatives
and friends. St. Thomas's R V, M Sodality
and League of the Sacred Heart. Beneficial
Asso. of Jacob Miller it. Sons. Invited to fu
, neral. Bat,. 0 a. m,. residence of mother.
' 1741 8. Dorrance st (lnth and Moora sts.).
Solemn re'julni mass Church of Ht. Thomas
Aquinas 10.30 B. m Int Holy Cross Cem.
HINCHMAN. Aug 7, ELLA I , widow of
Isaac Hlnchman. Relatives and friends In
vlted to funeral. Stt Ha, m . parlors of
William IL Chew, S W cor fiffth and
Spruce sts. Int. Cheater. Ta, Remains may
be viewed Frl . 8 to 10 v. m. Auto service.
HOniEN. Aur. 7, GEORGE HOUIEN.
fed 87. Kervlcee Fri.. 10 a, m Old Men'a
Home. 80th and Barfnr sts Int. private.
lluvKL.Li.--AU. o, kichahu. nusoand
DEATH1-!
invited xo funeral. Sat., 8:30 a. m., 030
8. "Sfith st. Solemn mass of requiem Church
of Transfiguration 10 a. m, int. Holy Cross
Cem. Auto funeral.
HUDSON. AUK. 0. FLORENCE, wlfo of
Samuel Hudson (nee Parker), aged 51 Rela
tlves nnd friends Invited to services. Sat., 1
p. m.. 3"02 N. Orlanna st. Remains mav be
viewed Frl., 7 to 0 p. m. Int Chelten Hills
Cem. Auto service.
JORDAN Aug. 7, HELEN M. It., daugh
ter of lato James Jordan. Relatives, and
friends also Sodality of tho I). V. M. of tho
Holy Family Church, Invited to .funeral,
Sat., 8 30 a m , residence nf mother, Mrs.
J Nagel, 145 Wright St.. Manayunk. Sol
emn high mass Holy Family Church, 10
a m. Iht. St. John's Cem.
KEALEY. Aug. 7 I'ATntCIC. husband
of Susan Kealev, Relitlves nnd friends,
also employes of stcrcotvpc dept. of the
Phlla. Record, are Invited to funeral. Sat
8 a m , 1833 McKean st. Solemn mass of
requiem Church of St Thomas Aquinas
n in n. m Int Holy Cross Cem. Auto
funeral. . .,,
KEELY. Aug 1 W ELMER, son of Wil
liam nnd Margaret Kcelv (nee McAndrow),
at parents' residence 032 E. Dupont St.,
Roxhorough Relatlvrs ond friends Invited
to view remains Thurs, 0 to 0 p. m Fu
neral private. Requiem mass Church ff the
Holy Family 10 a. m Frl. Int. St. John's
Cem Manavunk Alto service.
KENNARD. Aug. 0. MARGARET, wife
nf Christopher Kennard. Relatives and
friends Invited to service. Sat., 2 p. m,.
Church of tho Holy Comforter. 10th and
Titan sts. Int private. Friends may call
Frl eve., 1428 Point Rree7c ave
KIER. Aug. 7, SUSANNA KIER. nged
74 Relatives and friends invited tp funeral,
Sat., residence of husband. J N Kler. Mapln
st., Clavtnn, N. J. Services at house at 2
P m Int. Cedar Green Com.
KINO, Aug 7 ANNA L. widow of
Charles M. King. D. D S . need 85 ru
neral services at the chapel of Kirk & Nice,
11101 Oermantovvn ave (lermantown. Sat.,
2pm Tnt private ...
KIRSCHBAUM Aug ft ("vTHTERlNE
wife of Christian c Kirf.ihh.ium iil
daughter of late Fred and Cathirine M 1)111
m ti Relatives nnd friends invited to fu
i ril services. Frl., 3 p m., 4!Pi3 Lancaster
r Int private
LEAHY Aug. Ii, JOHN F.. son of Peter
nnd Inte Julia A. Leahy (neo Splane)
Relitlves and friends Invttecl to fu
neral. Frl.. 8:30 a m.. 1431 Porter at.
Solemn mass of requiem Church of St.
Monica 10 a. m. Int Holv Cross Cem
Auto service. Schuylkill County papers
copv
LEIDICH. At the residence of her son-in-law,
C. F. Robertson 1727 North Sv
denhnm street, Aug. 7, LYDIA A., widow of
John T T.eldlch. aged 78. Services and In
t,iment Frld.iv p. m. at Phllllpsburg N J
Friends mav call at 1727 North Sydenham
sttn t Thursday p m.
LONG. Aug. 7, MATILDA, wife of
George Long. Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral services. Sat.. 1 p. m.. 322 E.
Tulpehocken st., Germantown. Int. Mt.
Morlah Cem. Remains may bo viewed Trl..
8 to 1n p. m Auto service.
LYNN Aug. 7. JAMES, husband of late
Catherine Lynn. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral. S'at.. 7'30 a m residence
of sister. Mrs Doison. lsns St. Mark's
square, Ntcetown. High mass of requiem
St Stephen's Church p a, m Int. New
"mAAG. Aug. 0. MARGARET, widow of
Charles Maag and daughter of Inte John
and Amelia Simon, aged 78. Relitlves and
friends Invited to funeral services. Sat, 1
p. m 1830 S. 16th st. Int. Arlington Cem.
Auto service.
MANNING Aug. 7. ELIZABETH M.
widow of James Manning (neo Lynch). Due
notice of funeral will bo given, 5538 Lo-
CUMASSSEY Aug. 7. ANNIE E, MASSEY
of 1S32 S 15th St.. widow of Ellas R. Mas
sey. aged 80. Relatives and friends Invited
in funenl services. Sat.. 3 p. m., Oliver II.
Balr Bldg 1S20 Chestnut St. Int prl-
"mcCOT.LUM. Aug. 0 MARGARET A .
wife of James D. McCoIium and daughter ot
late Patrick nnd Bridget Lee. Relitlves
and friends. B. V M Sodillty, Lcigue of the
Sacred Hi art. ltar and Rosarv and Propa
gation of tho Faith Societies of the Church
of Our l.ioy of Victory. Invited to funeral.
Frl., 8 3d a m . 5047 Race St., West l'hlia.
Solemn RiciuKm Mass Church of Our Lady
of Vlctorv in n. m Int. St. Dennis's Cem.
Alltn . , iff.
McDONOl'OH. Aug. 7. MARY, widow of
Andrew MiDonough. late of Swlnford. ,
Countv Mavo Ireland. Relatives and friends 1
Invited to funeral. Sat., 8:30 a m . residence
of son-ln-liw. John Thomas. 3S0S Olive at..
W. Phlla. Solemn requiem mass St. Agltha's
Church 10 a m Int Holy Cross Cem.
McUOI.DRICK. Auk. .1 JOHN JOSEPH, ,
son of John and Anna McGoldrlck U. la
tlves and friends, pupils of Sacred Heart I
School. Invited to funeral. Frl.. 7.30 a. m . I
parents' residence. 1018 S. 2d st. Solemn
mass of requiem. Sacred Heart Church 0 10
a. m Int. Holv Cross Cem. Auto funeral.
Mr HENRY. .iuddenlv. at Cirnevs Point.
N. J.. Aug. 0. MATTHEW MclIENRY. ngeci I
01 Relatives and friends Invited to fumral
services at Monument t em. chapel, ueverlv
N J . Fri 10 30 a m Int Monument Cem
Mcknight Aug n. .mart j.. widow of
Andrew McKnlght. Relatives and friends,
members Good Shepherd Church. Cumberland
and Collins sts , Invited to funeral serv
ices. Frl,, 1 p. m., 2427 Cedar st. Int. Mt
Morlah Cem Iteimlns may be viewed
Thurs , after 7 p. m
MeMURRVY Aug. fi. WILLIAM, hus
band of Catherine E McMurray, aged 70.
Relatives and friends. George O. Meado
Post. No. 1 G. A. R , Invited to funeral
services, rrl , 2.30 p. m.. 8019 Tine road,
Fox Chase. Phila. Int. private, Westmin
ster Cem.
McNlCIIOL. MANUS McNICHOL. son 'ot
late Frank and Ellen McNIchol. County
Derry. Ireland. Notice of funeral will bo
MEANEY Aug. B. FRANK B . son ot
late James and nna I Mpanev and brother
of R-v J F. Meaney, O. S A Relatives
and friends Columbus Council. No 9H2, K
of C , invited to funeral, Frl , 8J0 a. m .
Wjnnevvood road. Ardmoro Park. Pa. Sol
emn requiem mass St Denis's Church 10
a m Int st Denis's Cem Auto funeral
MELCHIOR At Mont Alio Pa . Aiil- Il
JOIIN.C MELCHIOR. aged 25 Relatives
and friends invited to funeral services i?at
2 p. m . Oliver H Balr Bldg. 1S2U chest
nut st. Int. Greenmount Cem. Friends
may call Frl., 7 to 10 p m.
MESSICK. On Aug 7, 1918. JOHN H
MESSICK. husband of Elizabeth Messlck
and son of lato Minus and Marv Messlck.
aged 77 years. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral Fervlces. on Frl.. ot S n m.,
at residence of daughter. Mrs. A. D Kings
land, 1420 S. 2d st Int Sit . Lewes Del.,
arrival of 7 35 a m. train from Phlladel
phla METCALF. Aug. 0. THOMAS J.. Jr .
son of Thomas J. and Maria Metcalf Rela
tives and friends members of St. Columba's
Catholic Club and Altar Society and n V. M
Sodality, Invited to funeral, Frl., 8 30 a. m ,
parents' residence, 182S W. Huntingdon st.
Solemn high requiem miss St. Columba's
Church, 10 a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Com.
Auto funeral.
MET?. Suddenly. Aug. 0. GEORGE J
son of Elizabeth nnd the lite tleoige Metz
(nee Zolles). aged 43. Relatives and friends.
Liberty Council, No. 35. Jr O. U. A. M :
German Beneficial Union, Invited to funeral,
Frl.. 2 p. m , 418 Belgrade et. Int. Mt. Ver
non Cem
MILLER Aug, 5. ANGELINA L.. daugh
ter of late George F and Angelina L,
Miller (nee I.lnck). Services Frl., 10 a. nt .
chapel of B F. Schroeder &. Son. 4th and
Arch sts . Camden Int. Odd Fellows'
Cem . Philadelphia.
MINNICK. Aus 0. THERESA HEATON.
widow of Anthony Minnlck. Relatives and
friends invited to funeral, Sat , 8:30 a. m .
1724 Master st Solemn requiem miss
Church of Gesu 10 a. m. Int. Old Cathedral
Cem. Auto funeral.
MOONEY. Aug. 7, JOHN, husband of
late Eliza J. Mooney. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral services. Frl.. 1 p. m .
2308 Wharton st. Int. Fernwood Cem. Auto
erv Ice.
MULIIERIN Aug. 8 MARGARET, wife
of Jones Mulherln (nee Condon), Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral. Mon.. 8 30
a. m.. 5532 Larchwnod ave. Solemn mapp
of requiem Church of the Transfiguration 10
a. m Tnt. Holv Cross Cem. Auto funeral
MUNNS. Suddenly. Aug. 0. JOSEPHINE
BOOTH, widow of Harry C. Munns. aged 88.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
services. Frl.. 11 a. m . chapel of Andrew J,
Hair i. Son Arch and loth sts. Int. private
O'LEARY. Suddenly, Aug. B, JOPEPH
F., son of Catharine and late Jeremiah
O'Leary. Relatives and friends Invited to
runeral. Frl . 2 p m mother's residence,
1747 Tearl Bt. Int Holy Cross Cem. Car
riage funeral. RemalnB may be viewed
Thurs. after 7 p. m
' O'NEILL Suddenly, Aug. 4. HUGH IT.,
husband of Catharine O'Neill (nee Hanwav.
Relatives and friends invited to funeral.
Frl., 7:30 a. m. 302 Cedar St.. Jenklntown,
Pa. Solemn high requiem mass Immaculata
Conception Church. Jenklntown. 0.30 a m.
Int Holy Sepulchre Cem
O'NEILL. Aug 7. JOHN J , husband nf
lata Bridget O'Neill formerly of 1012 II.
Passyunk ave.. at son's residence. John L
O'Neill 13.'5 N 5llth st. Duo notice of
funeral sv 111 be given
l'AL..Mr;H Aug 7. GRETCHEN 1'.. wltn
I of Fnnels E Palmer and daughter of Rich
.. - ,.i . a i-.i
ard 1' and Mary Singer, aged 1R. Rela
tlves and friends Invited to funeral. Sot
2 u in parents' residence CO.IR Allman st
West Thlla Int Mt. Morlah Cem. Remains
may be viewed Frl., after 7 p, m. Auto
funeral
PALMER. Aug fl. FLORENCE, wife of
Oscar Palmer, aged SO. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral, Frl . 8 a. m .
from the residence of her mother-in-law,
Mrs Margaret Palmer. 21)18 W Gordon st
High requiem mass at the Most Gracious
Blood Church Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem
pitton- Mii 7 1o Dnwnlngtovvn Pa.
JENNIE B . wife of John M. Patton. aged .11
Itrlatlv s and friends Invited to lunerai.
Sat 10 no u m.. from 317 Washington ave..
Downingtown Pa. Int. Northwood Cem
PAUL. Aug. 7. Mrs. JENNIE PAUL, of
1001 N Broad at., asod 72. Due notice oj
funeral will be given from parlors of Em
manuel Asher & Son. 1C02 Diamond st.
QUIGLEY. At Manhattan Hospital. N.
Y.. Aug 5. CHARLES A. J., son of Wll
Hm and Rose Qulgley. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral Sat., 8 a. m..
parents' residence, 2403 Catharine st. Sol
emn requiem mass ht. Anthony's Church
0:30 a in Int. private. Holy Cross Cem
RAUSt'JIENBACH. Suddednly. Aug fl.
PAUL A., son of Richard and Agnes Rausch
enbarh (nee Prohl), aged 0 yrs. S mos.
Relatives and friends Invited to services.
Frl . 2 p. m., 8000 Frankford ave. Int.
private Remains mav he viewed Thurs ,
8 to 10 p. m.
RAYLMAN. Aug. 7, CHARLES It., hus
band of Elizabeth St. Raylman. Relatives
and friends, also Col. John Clark 'Council.
N"o 615. F P. A., and Murray Bible Class.
Invited to services. Sat. 2 P. m.. b018
Rowland ave.. Holmesburg. Int private.
Remains may bj viewed Frl . 7 to 0 p. m.
REDDING Aug. 0. MIRIAM, daughter
of John M . Jr., and Anna A Redding (nee
Brown), aged 0 mos. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral, Thurs.. 2 p. m , parents'
residence. 1240 a. Ruby at. Int. Holy Cross
Cera. Auto funeral.
KETZOLD. Aug. 7. In Atlantic City.
MARY A., wife of William Betiokl and
only daughter of late Emanuel and Mary A.
Iowry. Jteiaiives ana irienae -.nvueu (
DEATHS
Schuyler rtultdlne. Broad and Diamond its.
Int private. ...
ROBINSON. Aug. 7. ALEXANDER,
husband of Angellno Robinson nged 04.
Relatives and friends, Klngsesslng Lodge,
No. 300, I O O. K.i members Sllonm JI
E, Church Pnschallvlile, Pa., United to fu
neral services Sat., 2 P. m , 5820 Wood
land ave. ;)mlt flowers Friends may call
Frl eve4 .
ROBIN'SON At Tansboro, N, J .AM. 7.
ARTHUR W., husband of Delle Robinson
(neo Weeks), aged 73 Relatives and friends.
Wa Wa Tribe. No. 1 85. I. O. R. M. ! J""n
Orange. Invited to funeral services. Sat.,
2 15 p. m., Tansboro. N J Int. Berlin Cem,
Remains may be viewed Frl eve. Autos win
meet train at Berlin leaving Market st.
'"rodVieRS1 Aug 7 ARTHUR 'l'",':!,,no'
of nllra Rodgers (nee Carroll), aged 82. RflJ
I ves nnd friends. Sacred Heart and llnlv
Name Societies and Father McEvov Bent
Soc, invited to funeral. Sat, 8'10 a m,
411 W. Mt. Airy ave., Mt. Airy. Solemn re
quiem mass Holy Cross Church 10 a. m.
Int. Holv Sepulchre Cem ,.,
RODMAN Aug 7 1 108 North st,. FRAN
CES A widow of Theodore Rodman. Due
notice nf funeral will be riven
ROSS. At residence 5133 Chestnut st ,
Aug. 7, GEORGE F. ROSS Notice of fu
neral later. .
RCHI.ARRATTM. Aug. 7, MARIA Atl
tTSTA SCHLARRAUM (nen Otto), wife of
William Schlarbaum, nged 03. Relatives
and friends Invited to services. Sat., 1 P.
m., 1711 N. COIh St. Int. Fernwood Cem.
Auto cortege. Friends may call Trl., 8 to
10 pm ...
SCHWAItZ. Aug. 7. IDA. wife of John
Hchwarz. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral services. 8at.,2 p. m , 2007 T
Boston ave. (20th and York, sts.). Int. pri
vate, Northwood Cem. .. . ...
SHETZLINE On Aug. 7. 1018. IIARRT
L. son of John r and Loilsa P. Shetsllne
(nee Mcnold). nged 11 months. Relatives
nnd friends Invited to funeral services on
Fr! at 1 30 p m precisely, at grandpar
ents' residence 2302 S Sth st. Int. private
"itfSrion" 0 1018 FREDERICK
S1IINN need 70 vears R latlvts and
friends Invited to attend funeral services,
on Frl . 2 30 p. m . nt hi I He residence
1711 N 10th St. Int Nurth Cedar Hill
SIIUSTER. Berwvn. Pa.. Aug. 7. EMILY
FRANCES, wlfo of Uriah Bhuster. aged 09.
Funeral at convenience of family.
SHUTTLKWORTH. Aug. 8. JtAROAItET.
widow of Joseph V. Shuttleworth. Relnt ves
nnd friends, members of Free P. L. Church
nf St John's, Invited to funeral services,
Snt 1pm., 3054 Kensington ave. Services
Free P. E Church of St. John's 2 p. m.
Int private Greenwood (K. c nf P.) Cem.
SIPLE.lt Aug. II. HANNAH, wlfo of
Willam Slpler. Relatives and friends In
vited 1n funeral services. Sat.. 2 p tn . 1710
N. 2llth st Int. private Remains may be
viewed frl . after 7 P m. Auto funeral.
SMITH Aug 7, MARGARET SMITH (nee
McArdle) widow of Matthew Smith. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral, Mon.,
S 80 a m 2627 E Lehigh avo Solemn re
quiem mass St. Ann's Church 10 a. m, Int.
SMYTH Aug. 0, ROSE A., daughter of
lato" Robert and Elizabeth Smvth Relatives
and friends. Stars and Stripes Council, No.
58. S. nnd D. of L., Invited to service. Frl.
.1 p m . 200" Annln st Int. Mt. Morlah
Cem Friends may call Tburs. eve.
STAFFORD Suddenly, at W lldwond, N.
J Aus. 5 EDWIN M.. sou of John M. and
Josephine R. Stafford. Int. Haddonfleld. N.
J., nt -onvenlence of family.
STREET. Aus 7. MARIA STTtEET (nee
Kinsley), widow of August Street. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral Bervlces. Sat.,
2pm, 0210 Bulst ave. Int. private. Omit
flowers. , ,-
SUMMERS Aug 6, TETEn F , son of
lato Peter and Julia Summers Relatives
and friends. Local No. 17, Tile Helpers'
Union. Invited to funeral. Frl., 8'30 a. m..
6450 Irving st . West Phlla. High mass
Church of the Transfiguration 10 a. m. Int.
Cathedral Cem Auto service.
TERNN uc 7. MMimilRT C. TER
NAN. Relittvs and friends Invited to fu
neral, Sat., S .10 u m , residence of brother.
John J Ternan, 3817 N. Brnnd st Sol
emn requbm mass at Ft Stephen's Church
10 a m Int at St nn's Com.
TRAINOR At Swedepboro. N. J, Aug.
0. EDWARD TRAINOR. aged 20. Reli
lives and frlrnds invited to funeral. Frl.,
Sam Solemn high mass St. Joseph'B
Church. Svvidnboro N J., at 0 a, m. Int.
Holy Crops Com . Thlla
TRUST Aug 0 HELEN. wWow of John
Trust (nee Campbell), aged 00. Relatives
and friends invited to services. Frl.. 2 p.
in residence of Mrs L. Maver. 230 E.
Hrlnghurst st Germantown Int. private,
Hills'.l. Cem.
TWEED Aug 7. WILLIAM TWEED,
nged 00 Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral. Frl.. 2 p. m , neir Hurffville, N. J.
Servlien at home Tnt Tlurffvillo. Autos will
meet trn'n arriving nt Pitman at 121 p m.
v ,'buslnnd of Mirlon'Unauh (neo MarronJi
U.NAl'II iMinaeniy, Aug l-JIAUl.,i;s
R"latla nnd friends Inlted to funeral
porxlcpH, Pat . 3 p m . at the reMdenctj of
mother 12 WVpUIpw ae., Oermantown
Int Rpfthoen Om, Germantown nve and
Sharpnark sts. Remain nny be viewed at
407 W. Clearfield st.. Frl., 7 to n p. m.
VAN FLEET On Aijb 0. 101R MART
E VAN rr.EET fnee Aerv). lfe of Wil
liam T Van Fleet Relathcs and frlenrii
imlled to funeral ncrlcps. on Frl . 2 10
P m precipelv at late rc5ldence. 4 7li
Taconv st. Lrldesbur. Int. private. Cedar
Hill Cem
WAGNER Auir 0 HENRY C. husband
of MntlhU Warner (nee Thompson), aged
3". Relatives and friends. Col. Robert P
Pechert Council. No. D78, O. of I. A . and
United Yeirly Protective Beneficial Society.
lnlted to funeral services. Sun.. 2 p. m ,
1740 N Tane at Int Greenmount Cem
Remain may be viewed Frl., S to 10 p. m.
WRTH Aue;. 7 ANNA S widow of
Charles G Warth, aced 81 Relatives and
fi lends Invited to funeral serleeR Sat 2
P m . 4200 Parrlsh st. Int. West Laurel
Hill Ceni Auto funeral.
WERR Suddenly. Auir. 7. JOHN T . bu
Tiind of Jennie O Webb and son of late
Samuel and Elizabeth Webb, aced 40 Rela
tives ind f i lends, members of Phlladelphli
1 ire Department Wa shine ton Council No
1 Jr (' tT A M.. invited to funeral perv
iren Frl 11 a m S00 E. Chelten ave..
(Jermaninwn Int private.
WW Hi;i M Auk SARAH widow of
Frederick Wilhelm aced SO Relatives and
friends inltd to funeral services Frl 3
p. m . 512 IMewood road Brookllne Dela
wnfA Ct. . Va Int West Liurel Hill Cem
Convejances will M at Penfield Station to
nieet trains leav ins umn oi, -terminal -F iu
and 2 'to p m ,. - ,
n ? ' i "SfS r.rt I- T l vitan .!Jh '
Peterson), wife Of Capt. L.. T A llson, aged,
44. Funeral services Sat , 1pm residence
of son-in-law arren B. Nelson. 20 Lake-
view drive Oekbn, N J. Int. K. of P. Cem
Philadelphia.
WILSON. Aug. 7. SARAH, widow of
James Wilson late of 1212 Winter st. Rela
tives and fi lends invited to funeral. Frl,,
8 30 a in Jill N 13th St. High mass St.
John's Church 10 a. ln. Int, prlvats.
WILSON Aug (1. JENNIE K. ATKIN
SON. widow of Albert M. Wilson and daugh
ter of lato Charles B. and Sarah W. Atkin
son Helatlvs and friends Invited to fu
neial services. Fri , 2:30 p. m., residence
Davis Morton 4ttsn Umbrla st . Manavunk
Int private. West Laurel Hill Cem. FrlenJs
m iv call Thurs eve.
WOOD. Of 12011 S Mth St.. Aug 7.
ISAM' WOOD M. Relitlves nnd friends In
vited In funeral services, Frl. 2 n m
OlH.r II Hair l.'ldg. 1820 Chestnut st Int
Mt Moiiah Cem
WURTIIINGTON. Aug. 6. MATTIB,
widow of Lowndes Worthlngton and daugh
ter of the late Peter and Margaret Tlndel
Service- Frl 10 30 a. m., 4(170 Trankford
ave. I'lanLfcrl Int. private.
LOST AND FOUND
I'OCKUTllOOK Lost Wednesday morning.
on 42 block long black leather po ketbook
containing gold spectacles and 14 In hills
Helm"ornt 127S'stlvn"1 '" 5433 Wno st J hne
ULAhSES Lost pair of glasses In a tan
leatmr case Wednesday, between d and
Arch and Chestnut st. ferry to Atlantic City
HELP WANTED FEMALE
(Other rhivlllel Ads on racc2T
AN ESSENTIAL OCCUPATION
UNDER THE U. S. GOVERNMENT
TELEPHONE SERVICE IN PHILADEI -IIIA
AND VICINITY. THE WORKSHOP
F THE NATION. IS OF VITAL IMPOR
ANC'K IN THE PROSECUTION OF THE
PHIA
OF
TAN
WAR
YOUNG WOMEN BETWEEN 17 AND 31
CAN SERVE IN NO MORE PATRIOTIC
WAY THAN AS OPERATORS. "-Jul-
COME AND HELP SERVE IN THIS ALL
IMI'OUTANT ARMY OF THREE THOU
SAM) LOYAL YOUNG WOMEN.
THE TRAINING COURSE IS SHORT
AND THOROUGH
0 00 PER WEEK IS PAID DURING
THE FIRST FOUR WEEKS WITH ha Pin
ADVANCEMENT THEREAFTER,
APPLY NT WEEKDAY BETWEEN 8
AND ti. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT.
MISS M. D, RYAN
FIRST FLOOR, 10.11 ARCH ST. PHILA.
MISS O. SMITH
400 MARKET ST., PHILA.
MISS F R ZINOOL
20 W CHELTEN AVE., GTN.
MISS W. a REILLY
20 E STH ST CHESTER, PA.
THE
BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF
PENNSYLVANIA
BILL CLERK One capable of operating L.
c Smith billing machine. Apply 244 8.
Sth st.
BOOKKEEPERS
EXPERIENCED ALSO ASSISTANTS
AND TYPISTS
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
BOOKKEEPER. -Experienced bookkeeper to
take charse ot "ountlnc room of a large
corporation. Appl. to Mr. Wright, 1212
Chestnut st
CAFETERIA MANAOER Immediate em
ployment position permanent; plant In
Philadelphia district; several thousa'nd
women working In plant: experience and
ability to handle women's cafeteria on Urge
scale required. Write (or appointment. -C
j. ..-.,
. HELP WANTED gEMALB
Olhfr rins.lflrrt Ailii nn rm )
AJ-TKUIA UUVBKi Immediate employ
ri.KhP.." tt""ln permanent: plant In rr.Ua.
?,,;K district) several thousand women
working in plant: knowledun of local mar
kets requlre.l. wrt0 ror appointment. C
o, J.etlger Offlrp
CApmLIil.;."S?'en. for cafeteria i Immefllato
nrrnm.B15.m,'.n,i Permanent position; Eood sal.
ii. .' TiT"1?11" einerlenco required: must
nan J wlS,,,l,.nt,,Arthur Ifrolhers Com.
n?i' M0I9en ,". Welfare Department. Wood
ton r.iV'L-'1, It u"f Loadlnir Plant. Washing--reli.r
&. N' . TBko neadlnir or Qlou
offlc" "ry- Woodbury car stops at the
Llernnlntim?nT,ER "PnitATOn: Immediate
nrv- i,me,1t: Permanent position, eoo.1 sal
nrnih.?. n"vn nt ,h" l1'""'- MncArthur
Partment r?vmn!;!,v' "'"men's Welfnro re.
Kinm u'. Mnodlmrv (V j ) iinr Loidlnit
Ini nV lllhln.R'on. r '"' N' ' Take Head"
at'tho to'mCPfMer tcrry- Woo-lhory car stop,
ment hmT;.Sf.rie5?,i ln ema" "r,vto aPart
yriredhUA,pn7vUi?o1.ni?5.,r"?J""". re-
cmr.
ESi5j.e?Jj;..!5?' "'Mini::
one with aro
r.i ...:. "Ivn W,H no new ractory: ex
vtiert. ?Jklne conditions, rest room Wo.
car i 'JnJ'ftX' P;?nent position, -fake
car .i.,4D or on, Applv after 8 a. m.
KLnc,I5!P BrcnvTrrc Rtirri.ing co.
17TH AND CAJIimiA STS.
nn.iunp ... .,i. j ..
2 wnnted: light, clean, healthy work:
o1nwaB'! "teady position. Apply the
?in-i?,a'jf,omDI"",i BS24 sta,s road. Wis.
slnomlng, Phlla.
'I-Ij.',r Kt,"eral work In mill restaurant:
rhl,AeV Apply Orlsnold Worsted
HOSiriRT Wantnl "foreladVlnT wareroom.
capahlo of tnklnc full rluirce state exp.
...... Itl.r. ,.,, X-, 1.1 ijnx d44i.
wnril tn Jl!iV"KTc,,Dabl0 Blrl for General
Ply Orlswold Worsted Company, Darby. Pa7
HOTnnR'S nELPKn Pare of 2 little 1o7s
and house while molher Is away: perma
nent; reference, Tall 3(111 Pnweltnn nve
SOMCITOnS
the pt'nr.Tr T.rnoEn nroumEs
HEVEnAT, nnsT - rr.Ass so.
l.iriTons f o n rntcutyATTOV
PROMOTION'; Amr.TTT TO MHET
AN') TALK TO THE PEST PEO
n.E IS ESSENTIA r, RttT PER
SONA!, APPEARANrn WIT.T. tin
PEIVE KIRST CON'sroERATIOV- A
COOD PROPOSITION FOR A PEW
WOMEN OF MATI'RE TEARS WHO
DO NOT OIUEfT TO IIOUSE-TO-HOUSE
SOLICITATION: ALSO
WANT ONE EXPERIENCEn CREW
MANAGER APPI.T TO MR. COR
REA, SECOND TI.OOR. PUBLIC
LEDGER BUILDING.
BTENOaRAPHER
YOtTNO WOMAN-ACCOT'NTlNa DEPART
MENT OF THE PURLIC LEDGER DE
SIRED THE SERVICES Or A URIOHT
TOHNO vmiN WITH KNOWLEOOE OF
STENOGRAPHY AND TYPEWRITING: A
KNOWLEDGE OF T1O0KKEEPINO WILL
RE HELPFUL. PUBLIC LEDGER COM
PANY, SIXTH AND CHESTNUT STS.
STENOGRAPHER
EXPERIENCED
AND TYPEWRITER.
QUICK AND AC.
curate, tor la nor
PUBLISHING
SALARY TO
C 212. LED-
HOUSE, REPLY GIVING
.START AND RErilRENCES
PER OFFICE
STENOGRAPHER
We have an excellent opportunity for a
stenographer In our purchasing department:
permanent position Applv R Holllngs
head Co . Qlh and Market sts , Camden, N. J.
STENOGRAPHIC lth knowledge of book
keeping and Kener.il clerical work, wanted
at once, good sa'ar pasv hours; good oppor
Junltv ArnH the Philadelphia Local Tele
graph Co 131 S 2d st
STENOGRAPHER, preferably n high school
graduate mav secure a good position hv
appUIng st'itlng qualifications, etc. P 603
Ledger Office
STENOGRAPHER who can take dictation at
fair speed and transcribe orcuratelv; ail-
nry $u." a month to start J 347. Ledger
Cent ril m
STEN'OGh.JHER nnd tvpist experienced.
wanted hv Urge cnrnorntlon; permanent
position goo.1 - 'irv P (07 Ledger Office
STENOGRAPHER Good permanent posi
tion state exirlence. age and salary
P IW) Ledger Office
SWEEPERS StroVs, active v,omen for
sweeping floors In shov" hours 5 p, m to
in p in Apnlv Ed O Hn.M Manufacturing
Co . 2,Mh and Hunting Park ae
TYPIST oung lartv In large mfg concern
located ln southern section of cltv; state
ace and silor Rl P G. P.OT3S00.
TYPIST Young Hdv wanted by Publlo
Ledger Co to operate tpewrlter. Apply
to Mr Flvnn nth and Chestnut sts.
TYPISTS. (T. mature, well educated, thor
oughly experienced, to start work at once:
prefer those living ln Southwest or West
Philadelphia for this particular work; also
high-grades Elllot-Flsher machine operator
capible of taking supervision of large del
partment. Apply Women's Employment De
partmenl A I S. C . Hog Island. Pa.
WANTED
women tor scnunniNO anij clean
ing, SHORT HOURS AND GOOD PAY.
J. S. DRAKE
606 CHESTNUT ST.
WIXDERS-EwrlmM skein winders on
hotMe hnhhlns steidv worlr. cn,4 ,.
,",&" le 'pieeced Underwear" Co.f2415P N'
,. ar. -" ,J -
WOMEN AND GIRLS
FOR POSITIONS. BOTH
CLERICAL AND SELLING: EXPERI
ENCE NOT NEEDFUL
APPLY BUREAU Or EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
WOMEN CLEANERS for scrubbing In office
building, white: tl hours per day, 6 a. m.
to 0 a. m . 5 p. m to 8 p. m Good wages,
steady work. Apply Room 431. Land Title
Building.
WOMEN FOR HEAVIER MORT OF WORK
ELEVATOR OPERATING, ETC.
APPLY BTJREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'3
YOUNG LADY for statistical work ln large
manufacturing company: answers must
state experience, etc. J 44.1. ledger Central.
YOUNO WOMAN to dust and act as maid ln
photographer's studio; salary J9. Apply
Marceau M.O'l Chestnut.
YOUNG WOMEN OVER 17 YEARS OF AGE
AS CASHIERS AND INSPECTORS
APPLY DUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
YOU CAN HELP WIN THE WAR
Well-educated, ambitious women
Stenographers and Tjplsts
pre wanted at once
Unususlly attractive working conditions
EXCELLENT WAGE SCALE
Special trains to and from Phlla.
Morning nnd Evening,
CALL PERSONALLY
Tuesday. August the (1th. and
during the week
WOMEN'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOG ISLAND. PA.
ASK VOR MRS. NORRELL
BUSINESS SERVICE CO , 1801 Land Title.
BOOKK'PERS. J20-I30: STEN'ERS. J18-J25.
HELP JW ANTED MALE
"(Olher Classified Ads on rage 2)
ANGLESMITH3
WANTED AT ONCE
ON GOVERNMENT WORK
Apply
Employment Department
CHESTER SHIPBUILDING COMPANY. Ltd.
FRONT AND KBRLIN STS.
CHESTER., TA.
or
Philadelphia Office
CHESTER SHIPBUILDING COMPANY. Ltd
211 N, 15TH ST,
HE1P WANTED MALE
(Olher Classified Ads on Page 2)
ANOLESMTTHS
BOILERMAKERS
COrPERSMITHB
FLANGE TURNERS
FURNACE MEN
INSTALLATION MACHINISTS
DROP EOJiOERS
LABORERS (WHITE)
5ef,.r'preJ!n,atl' nf th" w f01,15 Snlp'
huliaing Corporation at the United States
l.mploment Service, 1521 Arch st.
BOY, between 16 and 1. in office of cotton
sarn house, opportunity for advancement;
good salary to start. Appl y 106 Chestnut st,
CARETAKER for suburban flrehousa and
hall, dwelling attached: applicants to he
white, over 40. ond capable of handling
motortruck; give age, present employment
and refs. In application. C 220. ledger Off.
CHAIR KRAMERS wanted, experienced. Ap-
I'.v -ii r,. oin si
CHAUFFEURS
TOR FURNITURE DELIVERY SERVICE
APPLY WANAMAKER'S TURN1TURE
WAREHOUSE
N. E. cor. 22D AND WASHINGTON AVE.
CHAUFFEURS AND HELPERS
APPLY WANAMAKER'S GARAGE
S. W. CORNER 23D AND WALNUT
CLERK We require the services Imme.
dlately of a Christian man, draft exempt
or In a deferred cltss who has experience
ln general office practice. Including handling
of correspondence; salary to start $100 per
month: excellent opportunities for promotion
to a man possessing Initiative and good
Judgment. Apply to 3.w Bourse Building,
0 to 12 a m
COMMISSARY DEPARTMENT OF GOVERN.
MENT SHIPYARD. HOG ISLAND. RE
QUIRES EXPERIENCED WHITE COOKS.
EXPERIENCED PIE BAKERS. WHITE:
WHITE KITCHEN MEN. WHITE BUS
MEN FOR CAFETERIAS: GOOD WAGES.
ROOM AND BOARD: PLEASANT SUR
ROUNDINGS. APPLY
U. S EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
300 WALNUT ST.
SEE MR. SCULL
OR
MR 5WARTZ
1521 ARCH
(Do not app'y at Hog Island)
DRIVERS wanted on garbage wagons, white
or colored: steadv work: $20 a week Annlv
PENN REDUCTION CO
Juniper and Movamrnslng ave
2,'.th nnd N. College ave.
3S17 Market st.
4601 Stenlnn ave.
DROP FORGERS
:o
WANTED
Must he experienced along these lines: high
dav rnte and excellent piecework.
BRING REFERENCES
MIDVAI.r. '.Tt'.Ft, AND ORDVANCR CO
EDDY'TOVE RIFLE PLANT
EDDYSTONE. PA.
Plant emplovment hours Dally 7 a m
to .1 p m except Sunday: Saturday, 7
n m to 11 a m
OR
PHILADELPHIA OFFICES
Woodlint eve and Island road
r.203 Mirket st.
Federal office 1.110 Arch St.
(Ask for Mr O'Connor)
Office hours 0 a. m tn S p m. dally ex
cept snturdsv. until 12 o'clock noon: Sun
dav. 10 a oil to 4 p m.
DRIVERS nt..l helpers on furniture vans and
trucks Continental Storage Warehouses.
10 S 20th st
ELECTRIC LIGHT construction foreman
experienced on overhead wires. Apply Wm
Foster 1203 TI 31st st
ELECTRICIANS
for wrli-enulpped. modern plant
good working rci.dlttcns. steady work
residents, of N. E section preferred
APPli MII.I ER LOCK COMPANY
4533 Tacony st., Frankford
, KUJVATQR OPERATORS'
for offlce.bulldlng .ervlcc white: steady em
ployment Apnlv Room 431.
LAND TITLE BLDO.
ELEVATOR OPERATORS for offlce-bldg.
service white, steadv emplovment. Apply
Room 414. 1411 Walnut St.
ENGINEER WANTED
"-HOUR DAY
APPLY SECOND FLOOR
60(1 CHESTNUT ST.
ENGINEER
for offlce-bulldlng power plant: 8-hour day.
steady work: good wages. Apply Room 431.
Land Title Bldg
ENGINEER for office bldg : must be fa
miliar with Ice machines, generatora and
Corliss engines; 8 hours a dav steady work
Apply engine room. Wldener Bldg.
EXPERIMENTAL MAN
Vacancy cxls'lnj frr all-around mechanic;
working conditions are excellent, the pay Is
good and thcr- is a future for a good me
chanic Apply after 8 a. m.
ELECTRIC SFRVICE SUPPLIES CO.
17TH AND CAMBRIA STS.
FIREMAN
Colored
Good wages: steady employment
Apply engine room, Wldener Bldg.
FIREMAN'S HELPER
colored, good wages, steady work,
engine room. -Wldener Bldg.
Apply
FIREMEN
for
Small plant:
Steady work
Good wages
Apply Room 414
1411 Walnut st.
, FIREMEN
for offlce-bulldlng power plant: good wages
for reliable men: 8-hour day. steady work.
Apply Room 431, Land Title Uldc.
FIREMEN to work ln jiump boiler room: 8
hour day: steady work. Apply engine
room, Wldener Bids.
FIREMAN Wanted fireman, salary $85 per
month Apply Chief Engineer, itlttenhouso
I lotel. 220 ana vnesuim m
FIREMEN wanted, hard coal; white ot
colored. Urown Bros. Bldg.. S. E. cor.
4th and Chestnut, tfee superintendent.
FIREMEN wanted; S-hourshltt: hard coal.
Applv i rane nc , ."." -... -", - -.iu .i.
FOX lathe hands
turret lathe hands.
057
N. uth st.
FREIOHT ELEVATOR OPERATORS
WHITE; STRONG ACTIVE MEN
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
HOLDER S-ON I inside atructural Iron work,
&iiMsass.v.K'riit
HELP WAWTEP JCAUt -
(Other ClMttfled A on rge T
GUARDS
23
WANTED
No experience necessary: must be between
25 and 4R years of age; good wages; short
hour shifts.
BRING REFERENCES
MIDVALE STEEL AND ORDNANCE CO.
EDDYSTONE RIFLE PLANT
EDDYSTONE. PA.
Plant emplosment hours Dally, T a. m, ta
f p. m except Sunday; Saturday, 7 a. m.
to il a. m.
OR
. PHILADELPHIA OFFICES
WOODLAND AVE. AND ISLAND ROAD
B203 Market st.
Federal office 1519 Aich t
,- . (Ask for Mr. O'Connor)
Office hours 6 a. m. to 8 p. m. daily, ex.
cept Saturday until 12 o'clock noon; un
duv. 10 a. m, to 4 p. m,
IN THE HEART OF PHILADELPHIA
M I D V A L B
Steel and Ordnance Co.
Nlcetown Works
Needs
Hammer shop men
Press plant men
Rolling mill men
Tire mill men
Crucible steel men
Tempering plant men
Ordnance men
Riggers
Chlppers
Electrical machinist
Blacksmith helperi
Mill machinists
500 laborers
Vice hands
Lathe hands
Boiler firemen
Pipefitters
Grinders
Moulders
Threaders
Vertical boring mill hand!
Apply at Works' Employment OfflM
4301 Wlssahlckon ave.
or at any of the
following branch offices
1510 Arch st.
15 E. Chelten ave.
The Works' Employment Office
and the branch office
at 1510 Arch st.
are open dally and until noon
on Saturday. The other branch
office Is open' dallv and from
7 to 9 o'clock In the evening.
HOSIERY Wanted experienced man to ta
charge of wnreroom shipping.
te. . ststfl
experience and where last
"C-31 " V " Mix .Itsl
employed
WAR WORK FOR ALL MEN LEAVINO
NONESSENTIAL INDUSTRIES
THE CHANCE FOR INSIDE MEN TO
EARN GOOD WAGES AT HEALTHY
OUTSIDE WORK
HOG ISLAND SHIPYARD OFFERS YOU A!
JOB AT LABORING. IF YOU ARE SOFT
AND NOT USED TO PHYSICAL WORK
WE WILL PUT YOU ON SPECIAL WORK
UNTIL YOU BECOME HARDENED.
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO WORK
IN THE FIRST LINE OI OFFENSE AT
HOME AT GOOD WAGES. YOU START AT
S5c TER HOUR; 11 HOURS' PAY FOR 10
HOURS' WORK. YOU CAN SHORTLY IN.
CREASE YOUR EARNING CAPACITY.
THIS OFFER EXTENDS TO CLERKS.
OFFICE MEN AND ALL THOSE FORCED
BY SELECTIVE-SERVICE REGULATIONS
TO
SEEK EMPLOYMENT IN A WAR
ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY. AND TO
AN
OTHER PATRIOTIC AMERICANS WHO
ARE WILLING TO START AT THB
BOTTOM. '
IF YOU MEAN BUSINESS. PUT Of!
YOUR OLD "CLOTHES. CUT OUT THI3
AD AND PRESENT IT AT THE NEAREST
t
U. S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
OR MAIN OFFICE
3D AND WALNUT STS.
MR. SHATTUCK
OR
1310 ARCH ST.
MR. SWARTZ
LABORERS
DU PONT COMPANY
BIG MONEY: PLENTY OVERTIME
COMMISSARY AND BARRACKS
BIGGEST GOVERNMENT JOB IN
NEW JERSEY
1235 ARCH STREET
1521 ARCH STREET
THIRD AND WALNUT STREETS
LABORERS WANTED
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT WOBM'
At Sth st, and Keystone road (Bucknans
Tract). 2 blocks west of Highland ave.: near,
est railroad station, Thurlow on Penniyl.
I'vanU Railroad.
APPLY
88 H 16TH BT.
(2D FLOOR), PHILA.. OR
APPLY TO ANY
UNITED STATES OR FEDERAX.
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT
MacARTHUR BROTHERS
CHESTER (THURLOW STATION). PA.
LABORERS WANTED
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT WQIUQ
Free transportation to and from Darbft
to the works,
APPLY
83 S 18TH ST.
(2D FLOOR) PHILA.. OR
APPLY TO ANY
UNITED STATES OR FEDERAL
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT
MscARTIIUR BROTHERS
1 Cheater pike Darby, Pa.
t 51
A
5i
i
i
4
..
7zmm
r r j
tv ' H I' "'V tyr &
a. - ,i .'.