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SOMME OFFENSIVE
Xudcndorff Tries to Gain Time
to Withdraw Guns and
; Stores
r" ' By the United Press
" frith the Hrltlsh Array, Aug. 12.
Von Ludendorfr Is oblous!y trying to
Tain time to bring up more reserves In
Plcardy possibly to permit withdrawal
of -his heavy r-rtlllery and stores to the
right of the Romme.
The Americans are with the British
before nray as this Is written. South
f!i,of the Somme the Australians are jiush-t-'lng;
on slowly, desplto steadily Increas
ing opposition.
Unless Von dcr Marwlti's army Is
able to make a stand, the situation may
become critical. It Is not surprising,
therefore, that the Germans are mass
ing beyond Proyart (a mile nnd a half
south of the Somme at Bray).
The Canadians have progressed be
yond Chilly (two miles southwest ot
Chaulnes), cutting tho ChaulnestHoye
railway at Hallu, while below this, at
Damery (threo miles northwest of Noye)
I personally witnessed the taking of tho
last portion of high ground before Noye
the I'ngllsh and French co-operatlnp.
Tho hill Is 300 feet above sea level.
Across Its crest run the Amlens-lloye
4 road. Three miles from Hove a thick
wood crowns the hill. To the left of the
road the German positions were de
fended by concreto "plcklo bores" and
r.estn of machine guns, while trees we'tn
fitted up as observation posts. A mllo
to the northward lies Dimcry vlllnpe.
""Half way between Is Damcry wood.
"With tho possession of these positions
the Allies could control the entrance or
exit of Noje.
The attack began at 9:30 with half
an nour s Darragn iroiii m uuiwn
heavy guns, tho German-, replying In
kind. "Wie onemy's counter-battery work
.yesterday showed he has brought up re
serve artillery.
Fnnr tanks came tin from behind us
--.t u-M.t t. ...rwin in ivlnln nlffht. '
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nemy fiiciis leu 10 iiiu icic ..n. ,.....
but none qf the tanks were hit. Knclil
tank had to cross the highway twice.
Machine-guns on our left began pour- fcBHf. inffird ,0 funeral service,: on Tues.
Ing bullets Into tho wood, the uermans day, nt 2 30 p. m . t th rrsldenrn of
retaliating blindly. The French began nd- parents. 815 S. Alllaon st . AiiOi nnd Haiti
,.ni ,, . hiii ..,ini. thn rnnd Inrenvc. Remains may bo viewed Monday
.vanclng up the hill, crossing tnorond ,,,. interment private. Arlington
within n short distance ot the wood Itself. I Cemtery. Auto service.
Meanwhllo the British were approach
lng Damcry wood. The tnnki were now,
close up and our barrage was lengthen
ed, falling In the wood Itself Then, :ii
though from a signal, a vast mass 01
'.Germans ran out of the north end of the j
W()od toward a copse to the eastward.
The gunners never had a finer target, thu
e , , .. u.. 1 --
rylng machine-guns and niachlne-gun-parts.
All enemy machine-gun fire stop
ped and all but tho heaviest artillery
ceased.
. ' From Albert to south of Montdldler
thero are many little battles Inside the
big one,
with each
tanks and
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Rupprecht Is throwing In his reserves
as fast as he Is able to bring them up
for the purpose of slackening the ad
ivvance. Since Thursday ten fit divisions of his
already limited reserve havo been Iden
tified, making a total of thlrty-ono divi
sions ensaged since the start. Prisoners
- say that six of theso divisions were hur
rled from the Vcsle region In omnibuses.
. Indications arc that the German high
'Command will make Its biggest effort
within tho next forty-eight hours to hold
nrp the, Allies on the present line, which
Is virtually the same as tho old Somme
line.
FEEDING OF STRANGERS
DANGEROUS TO SWISS
.German Press Exercised Over
Proposed Plan to Require
" Compensation
Special Coble to Evening Public Ledger
Covvrloht, 1918, by New York Times Co.
.. Zurich, Switzerland, Aug. 12. German
Journals refer with Indignation to the
' -fact that the President of the Swiss Con
federation has declared that tho Influx of
j strangers, especially Oermans and Aus
trlans, who come theso days to Switzer
land to feed well, Is beginning to he
dangerous to Switzerland Itself. Theso
stringers hav many needs which It Is
; impossible to satisfy, with the result that
hotel managers am obliged to monopo
lize great quantities of provisions and
'take them away from the Swiss popula
tlonr'who are themselves suffering.
The President has declared that a law
.will be proposed soon whereby quantities
-of provisions, held for strangers In
'.Switzerland, will be taken Into account
as subject to compensation to be chen
by their respective countries.
' TWO WANGLED BY TRAIN
."Bodies Found in Fragments on
Reading Track
Mahanoy City. Ph.. Aug. 12. Strewn
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, but they nro timed to fit ill. 4"li:i r.lrr.l .v. lm V,.u.il Pemalns Term nai 8 3ll a m. l'rlends may call Mon ' residence of son-in-law Joseph V, Lodge
Other, while whippets, cavalry, may bo Mowed Mon. evo. Auto funeral. , eve., residence of son. Dr. r. I. KIopp. (118 I 10211 Duncannon ave Int. Wcfl.. eatherlv.
alrplaties pave It Into u com-l. BATES. At ralmvra. N. I.. Aug. n. "kiiaithi?"'.:.-1 ' 1 1 ' ver.sir.- k- wir rf . Swppvrt Suddenly. Aug in. M7l.Es
. IIKHTIIA A., wife nf Tlarrv nates, aired 87. ,.,,.',. ",-"" .-': :'""t" . j; ,,.,,,,." , '"C"'7 - ..."..L e ... ,nAA fnl
;j(i alone me iieauiiiar janwjr mo -
Q t-.l 1 Jl., S r-or,,,. TJM'n 1 1 . 1 a Inron.
tj'-three years old, and Paul Zuba,
thirty, were found just above tho Sta
tion hero at daybroak yesterday by
church-goers from Buck Mountain. It
avt. .. I Iiait ipnsa run )AU.tn Vif fVin
i' .Viftmrhf lli.v vprn nin down hv thn
same freight train during the night. The
bodies were separated by a distance of
200 yards. I'ovamis was recently ar
rested for attempted housebreaking.
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Weranmaier ,t Pr, 1,,,. runntns
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OPEN ALL THE TBAIt
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350. Elev.: private batha: rooma en aulte;
bklt. Auto D. J. Wooda. Own management.
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BPRINO IAKB BEACH. W. J.
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WAR RALLY BY PRINTERS
FirgUSeggion of I. T. U. Devoted
to Patriotic Mnss-Mccting
Pcranlon, Tn Aus. 12. With dele
Bates from nil parts ot the United
States and Canada In attendance, the
annual convention of the, International
Typographical Union opened In thin city
last night, when a patriotic mass-meeting
was held at the Strand Theatre. The
first business session will be held today,
continuing the balance of the week. A
social session was held last night for
tho entertainment of delegates. To
morrow the delegates will go to Harvey's
Lake as guests of the WIlkes-Barro
printers.
Beatfjs
Allen. John McK.
Ambrose, Catherine
Aehbrook, Joseph
Tinker. Joseph J,
Harrows, Caroline r.
nates, Bertha, A.
Hellas, Emma L.
tllslr, Anna A
Blair, William J.
IHaue. 1I rj
Holger. Elisabeth
I.eahy. Dald J.
Leopold, Robert P
T.ockhart. Ruth A. W.
Lottr, Rll2tbeth
J.oo J Pearnon
MacDonnell, J. T.
McCan. Mary E.
MeConnell. Fither R.
Mcf'rrrf Xelltn
McLauRhltn, Jit. S.
Mellwih. Jnncph J.
Mlchrnc- It o.
Miller. DaMd
Moyer. Jaint T.. Jr.
Murphy. M J.
Newhou". Martin
Owens, l'atrick F.
Pennell Ktnl T.
riajford, llonnrd r.
Towera. rhllllp .T.
Prltcnett. I.lul R.
l'roudfnot. f j.
Pusey. William
Rauen. UusH r.
Reynolds. Msruartt A
Roddsn. Will
Rooney. Mary
Rosnsarten. Jacob
Rush, ratrlclc
Schmidt, rharl-s
f-chunrti. IXmi
sehults, Sonhlo
Sch enll, Hoso
Penn. William H.
Sorrlll. Ttbmn R
Shade, Ellsworth T.
mlth, Auruitlna
Smith. Mary E.
Sweene Atjlcs J,
Thflss Heprv
Trenoe. Mary F,
Turschman. John II.
VanrkeKhem, lula
Von-uer-Au. Hannah
Walker, r-amuet
Walsh. Susan
White, Alvnn W.
Williamson. I11K
Wilson. Jennlo M.
Wilson, Maruaret Ia
Worrell Emma L.
York, Mary
Howies ami. mm u.
iirennan. rilien
Brennan Michael I,.
Bulger, William r,
Carrell, Dorothy 11.
conllr. Josephine S.
Connor, Angellno R.
Cullen. Patrick
Dirbv. W, ny
Ofmpiev, John W,
Dixon, Robert C.
Dovle. Anna. A.
Duffy? Miry Morels
Dunn. Thorns s C,
Fenlmore, Francis
Fltxnatrlek .lames
Flower, Henry Ellis
nuek Ho Hell
Frederick, Mary A.
Furev, Francis J
Uenrs. Vllllam
Gibbons. William
Gibson. Elisabeth
Olassmlrf, William
Oleeson. Catharine
I Ireenwnnrl . F 1 W
' Haines. Llzrle S.
Harltnc.-s. F. is.
jiener. .-Maria
UH'iMwIrt C.
Kane. Rose It.
Keenan, Joseph J.
Kennelly. J.-ime J.
Kern. Mary 1C.
FItchn. tMarenca R.
l-Clopp. William D.
KrautT, Tllftl Iv
i.anrimer, u w.
Landvvehr. Michel
i.. ci John
allen Suddenly, nn Aug. 10. ltils.
JOHN" McKENZIE ALLEN, son of John and
AMBROSE (nee McO.irrlgal). Aug. 0.
CATHERINE, widow of Dennis Ambrose.
Relatives Hnd friends Invited to funeral.
Tues., s a. m . daughter's residence. Mrs.
Annie Flynn, 127 Manton at. Requiem high
n.nss Church of the Peered Henrt 30 a. in.
int. New- pih.iirita a i imi.
ASHBKOOK. Auk it, JOSEPH ASH-
BROOK, aged 78. Relatives and friends In-
l.ti,'idn.0.,J"nr.ral,rrnJ5."'.Jucs" 3 p' m"
' '" e. . ("nic,
BAKER Sllddentv. Aitir n. .TOHKPH .1..
husband of Ella Baker, aged B7. Relatlies
anu inenns. l'hlln Musical Asso.; Local No
ti, A. i: or M.t milUd to funtral. Ttien , 11
AVn?riWKL "LAnr:r i. Vlr & &onSt,nM . nelulU Rnd'frlVnds inMtM tp
...... .r. ... ,..,,u.v.
BORROWS Aug. in. Mis CAROLINE
Relative. nrf ,I.,J. u ,l,.j ,A (, ,.
services. Tues.. 2 pm .722 rr.ry nV
mav be viewed Mon. eve.
-" -.' in., ""'nan vs-iii. j.vmi..o
BLAIR. Suddenly. Aub. 1l, WILLIAM
J., husband of Elizabeth Blair, at 2814 K.
' Ir'h st. Funeral services anl Int. private.
Bni.LAS. Auk 11. USIMA L. BELLAS
Relatives and friends lnlted to funeral
services. Tues.. 10 a. m.. 1822 Spruco st.
Int. private.
, BLAIR Auir. 0 ANNA A., daughter of
Mary Rialr (ne0 O'Neill) and late Robert
Blair. aed 2.1. Relatives and friends In
jlled to funeral. Tues.. 8 30 a. m.. Oliver II
Hair Bide. 18J0 Chestnut st. bVjlemn hleh
mass St. Patrick's Church 10 a. m Int.
New Cathedral C'cm. mends may Ucw re
mains Mon. eve.
BLADE At Pennsgrove. N. J.. Aue. 10.
IIE.VRY K.. husband of May A. Hlaue (neo
Hooper), ancd 2J. Relatives and friends In
cited to funeral, Wed., 3 p, m.. resldencs
of sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary Prlchard, 28IS
N. Myrtlewnod at. (80th and Huntingdon
sts.). Int. Jit. Peace Cem. Friends may call
Tues eve. Auto service.
BOLDER Autr. 11. ELIZABETH. daUKh
ter of Patrick and Catherlno Bo!er. sued
10. Relatives nnd friends, members pf the
Sacred Heart Society, Invited to funeral,
residence of parents. Stenton nnd Wlssa
hlckon aes.. Chestnut Hill. Wed.. Ram.
Hleh moss Church of Our Mother of Conso
lation li a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem
BOWLES. Aus. 10 WILLIAM S.. hus
band of Susan C. Bowles (neo Rusk). Rela
tives nnd frlnds Washington Camp No.
201, P. O. K. of A.: Oen. George O Meado
Commandery. No. 80. P. O. 8. of A.: Lin
coln Circle, No 8. II, of A.: all olher organi
zations of which he was a member. Invited
to funeral services. Tues., 8 p. m.. 2005 N.
Woodstock st. Funeral at convenience of
family. Int. private. .. ,.,
HRBNNAN. Aug. 10. Mrs. ELLEN
v.KNNAN.- daughter of late Richard and
JuhA McMullln. Duo notice ot funeral will
be clvn.
RUKN.VAN. Ausr. 11. MICHAKI., I, hun
band cif Robs Urennan and son of lato
Michael and Mary llrentiin. Due notlc of
funeral Ull be clven, resldTvc of brother-in-law.
Hush McGowan. L'0?3 W. Suaquo-
nannn ftv,
l P. BARROWS Relatives and friends In- l ances will bo at Robesonla (.tatlnn at 10 41 William II Smith Relative ard rrieno m-
1,la t. ..-, . . n.. n . I . tn ..nnH nB.I.A, ..(.. .lnnt,nalnn,lt..1 (n fl.n.ral .ervlee Tlie. S n m .
" .' i." .. . ... ..a.
P.. on of William, and m Mary ' Bulnr and
Krandson of late l'atrick and Margaret
O'.Mura. Funeral to which relatives and
friends are Invited wed., u.aii a.m., parents
residence. 014 H. Front st. Holemn maa of
rerulem Church of Ht. Philip 10 a. m. Int.
loly Cross Cem Auto aerlce.
CARRELL Aue. 10. DOROTHT ELSIB.
dauRliter ot William K. and Emma lnalee
Carrell. aged tl months 11 dais Relatives
and friends lnlted to funeral. Tuea.. in a.
m . residence of Krandfather. Frank Car
rell. luland. Pa. Int. private, liatboro
CtcJ)NLIN. Aug. 10. JOSEPHINE RTMME9
CONI.1N. wife of Edward J. Conlln. aged
38. Relatliea and friends InvUed to fu
neral. Wed.. 8 30 a. m.. 3051 N. Water at,
Solemn requiem masa Church of the. Ascen
sion 10 a. ,m. Int. New Cathedral Cera.
AUCONN0r"-- Aug. 0. ANILINE R..
daughter of late John and Man' Connor.
Relatives and friends, members Trinity
Presbyterian Church and Sunday School,
Phlla. Publlo School Teachers' Asso.,
Wheat.heaf Home and School Leacue, In
vited to vlw remains, 20C! E. Auburn t..
Mon., 8 to 10 p. m., and Tus , until 10
a m. Senlcea at above-named church,
Tues.. 10.30 a. m. Int. private. North Cedar
"cULLEN. Aug. 7. PATRICK, husband of
late Ann Cullen. RelatUea and friends.
Court North Penn No. 10'J, F. of A.: rhlla.
and Reading R. R. Relief Asso.. imlted to
funeral. Tuea.. fl SO a. m.. aon-ln-law'a resi
dence. Michael Martin. 2441 N. Howard it.
HMemn renuiem mass unuron or ina visuai
tlon 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem. AutTj
I SPr l .
, DARRT Aur. lY W RAT. son of Mart's.
, nntj late P. C. Darby. .Relatives and friends
invuen io tunerai service, jure., o p. . .
rjS18 Vine st Further services nt chapel
of Charles Raner Cem.. Pottsvllle. Pa..
Wed., u p m. int. adjoining cem ..
DEMPSET Suddenly. Au tl. JOHN W..
husbsnd of late Kmma Dempaey. aged Bo.
Relatives nnd friends, emnloyes of Armour
McClay, Inttted to funeral services. Tues., S
p. m.. pnrlora of Mrs. Henry Schneider fi
Son. 17811 Oermantown ave. Int. Oakland
Cem. Friends may cah Mon., 7 to 0 p. m.
Mlllvllle. N. J., papers copy.
DIXON Aua. in. ROlfERT C. husband
of Rosa Rojd Dixon Relatives and friends
Alfred the ureal l.oage, .o. -o, .onj ;
Ht. George; Court Passyunk. No, 84, F. of
A invited to funeral services. Wed . 2 P.
In., jnon a. -uiu hi. hi. ,,.a,c, , mm,.
Invited to call Tues . 7.3" to 0 JO p. m.
nnvi .p Aue- 11 AICNA A., wife of
Jonn J. Doyle, aged 311 Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Wed.. 8 a. m.. 733 Wynn
elllte ae Clifton Heights. Del. Co. High
mass St. 'Charles's Church. Oak View, 10
a. m. Int. St. Charlea'a Cem.
DUf r r. Al Aliaiuiu v-ny. .- -.. us. o,
MARY MORRIS, widow of William Duffy.
Relatives and frlenda invited to funeral.
Tuea.. 8.30 a. m . IIS Folsom ave.. Atlantio
City N. J. High masa of reoulem Church
of Holy Splrl,. 0:30 a. m. Int. Pleasant-
VlDUNN! Aug. 10. THOMAS C. DUNN,
aged 73. Relatives and frlenda Invited to
attend funeral. Tuea . 9 a. m.. realdence of
John A. Haughey, 441 Uerren at., Ulouceater
City. N. J. HUh mass 8t. Mary's Church
10 a. m. Int. St Mary a Cem. I
FENI.MOHE. At LMrlington. N. J . Aur.
11. FRANCIS FENIMORE. Relatives and
frlenda Invited to funeral servicea WJ, 3
p. m.. 501 York at.. Ilurllngton, N. J Int.
FITZPATRICK. Aug. p. JAME3 husband
of Catharine Flupatrlck (nee Creedon), aged
77. Reiatveaand frlenda. Ho y , Name fti.
ciety and Ella Post. No 0. a. A. It., In
vltS to funeral. Tues.. 8.30 a. m.. 309 B.
Haines at., aermantown, Solemn requiem
mass Ht. Vincent de Paul's Church 10 a. m.
Int. New Cathedral Cem ,. . T ,
FLOWER. Aug. 11. HENRT ELLIS
FLOWER. Relatives and frlenda Invited to
funeral aervlcea, Tuea., ! p. m.. brother-in-law'!
realqence. James R. Cleiid.enln. 3800
Powelton ave. Int. private.
FLUCK. Aug. 10, ROSA. RELL, widow
of Hokelan Fluck, aged 58 RelatUea and
frlenda, Tulpehocken Council. No, 2S. D. of
P.. Invited to funeral srvlcea. Tuea.. 3
p.'m., SJ2 E. Doraet at.. Mt. Airy. Int. pri
vate, Jvy Hill Cem, Remains may bo viewed
' FREDERICK. Aug. 10. MARY A. FRED.
ERICK (nee Dwler). widow of Oeorr. H.
Frederick. Relatives and frlenda InvJUd to
fuixrai services.. WW,. 10 ' m...7Sl K.
Thompson at. Int. private. Remains may
BlIIjaCK. suddenly. AUff. S, yiUhlAillvr T nilir Vn 111 V and A M Unrmnnr
MFmVf-8uauny:AurVKANCIi J..
HEATHS
and Altar Society of St, Monica's Church,
Invited to funeral, Tues, S no a. m., broth
er's residence, Daniel Furey, 2ftil ft. tilth
st. Solemn requiem mass tit Monica's
Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
. UEARV. Suddenly, at Atlantic Cliv, N
J. Auk. 10. WIM.IAM. husband of Emma
M Oary. hM OS. Funeral srrlcfs Tues ,
2:30 p. m.. Ills Snyder ave Int, prhate.
OtHllONS. At M10 Harel ae Au 11,
WILLIAM OIUBONS. .Notice of funeral
OtRKON. At Atlantic Cltv, Aug 10.
ELIZABETH, widow of John Cllbson. Rela
tives and friends. Anna R Enale Home. No
St, Ladlel of the Ootden Haute No. 41 1
mmbrs of Eden M, E Church, Imlted In
funral services, Tues., " p. m son's resl
dnce, Frederick 51, Olhson. -1213 N. Frank
lin st. tnt. Hillside Cem Remains may be
lewed Mon., after 7 p. m.
ni.AFMMtnR. AUC. I). Wtt.t.lAM k...
band ot Sara O'assmlro (nee Rckard). Rela
tives and friends InMted to serMrrs. Tues .
'2 n. m.. 72 W. Olrard inc. rrlAn.li ,,,..
call Mon., 8 to 10 p. m. Int rrhato Ivy
Hill Cem.
QLEESON. AUB. 0. CATHARINE, widow
of Richard Oleeson and mothr of Rev.
Rlcharn A. Oleeson. B. J , nnd Sister Mary
Magdalen. Relatives and friends. Leacue
ot Sacred Heart, Altar and Rosary So
cieties of St. Teresa's Parish lnlted to
funeral. Tues.. 8 30 n m , 1331 Chrlstlsn
st So'.enm mass of requiem Church of st,
Teresa 10 n. m. Int. Old Cathedral Cem.
Auto serlce. Omit flowers.
OREENWOOD AUK. 10. FANNY II W,
wife of Albert L Oreenwood (nee Rlshop).
Funeral nrlvate. Tues ,11a m Church of
the Redeemer. Bryn Mawr. Ta.
HAINES. At Mt. Hollv. N. J., Aug 0.
LIZZIE S. HAINES, nred 72. Relatles and
friends Invited to funeral, nephew's resi
dence. Dr. Charles Harker. cor. of Hlah and
Union sts , Mt Holly, N. J , Tus. 3 p. m.
Int Mt. Hollv Cem.
HARKNESS. Aua 10. FRANK ELMER,
husband of Carrie M Harknes Reiatlea
and friends, ridellty Assembly No 21, A. O.
M I'., Veteran corps, N. li ! , employes
Union Transfer Co.. invited to funeral serv
ices. We1,, 8'80 p. in., at DaMd II Srhujlcr
Bid? . Broad and Diamond sts Int private
HELLER. Suddenly. AU. 10. MARIA
HELLKIl (nee Kohlechrelber). widow of
Frank Heller, aged 40 Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Tuts.. 8am 1428 N
Hollywood st. Requiem mass St. Ludnlgs
Church 0 30 a. m. Int. Most Holy Redeemer
cem
HILBERT Aue. 10. JOHN F HILBERT.
In his 02d year. Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral service. Tuea , 7 30 p. m . son-ln-liw'a
resrdence. F. O. Blngenwald. t20 RMro
ae. Darby. Pa. Int. private. Tine Hill
Ccm Buffalo, N, Y. Buffalo papers please
copy
KANE. Aug. II. EDWARD C . husband
of Mary Kane (nee MaKuIre). Relatives and
friends. Holv Name Society. 11. V M So
dallty. Altar and Rosary Society, League of
Sacred Heart of SI Edmund's Pnrlsh In
vited to funeral. Wed. 0 30 n, m. 2124
Morris st Solemn mass of requiem Chureh
ot St. Edmund's It a, m. Int. private
Auto service.
KANE. Suddenly, Aug 10. ROSE K
KANE (nee Green), wlfo of James c. Kane
Due notice of funeral will be atven from
115 13. Cumberland st. Augusta, Ua., papers
KEENAN. Killed !l action In France,
July 18. JOEnt J.. KEENAN. aged 24.
son of John and Bridget Keenan (nen Hlelisl,
of 172D N. Srt st. Relatives- and friend
Invited to htah requiem mass for repose of
his soul St. Michael's Church, 2d and Jeffer
son sts.. Tues , 0 a. m.
KENNEI.LY. Aug 11. JAMES J., son of
Patrick nnd Mary Konnelly (nee Plercel
aKed 23 Relalivea and friends Imited to
funeral. Frl . 8 a. m.. parents' residence
338 Dallv st. (3d nnil Wolf sts ) Solemn
requiem high miss Church of Our Ladv of
Mount Carmel n.3o a. m. Int. Holy Cross
Cem Auto Bervlce.
KERNS Atttr II MinY W . wife of
Thomas D. Kerns and daughter of Iim i E
1-airicK nnq .VUlna Ilurr. ueiauves na
friends lnvltuir to funeral. Wed., 7 30 a, in ,
3404 Glrard ne.. West Phlla Solemn re
quiem mas Church of Our Lady of Victory
(torn Int. Holv Cross Cem. Auto service
KITCHEN - Suddenly. Auk. 0. CLAR
ENCE R KITCHEN aged 311. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral late residence.
Edgely. Hurks Co., Pa.. Tues.. 1 p in : nt
New-town Cem. Chapel, 3 p. m. Int. New
r town Cem.
KI.OI'l'. Auk. 8, WILLIAM D KI.UIT,
tunerai services, 'rue... l .an r, m.. .Norm
Heidelberg Church Robesonln. Pa Cotnei
'.""'" " ''u" mm u.ira iirr .11 .... .
n,",S3 XV 7n K!. r
i ninnann'ii rfninnnrin bvh !4th r
Klnal
CVI IHr.l niltl IIIL, I UllBttM)Il I ., t I'll,
lYANCASTnU -Autr. . OKOItaE V hu-.
band of Catherine Lancaster (neo Carrtcan).
nelatlyes nnd friend. Standing Elk Trlb
No. 22. I. O. n. M : Hr. O. U. A. M. No. 72,
lnltM to funeral, Tuii , R a. m . 1M0
Mercer wt.. Gloucester City, N. J. Solemn
requiem mapa Ht. Mary'n Church 0 u in
Int. Rt. Mary's Cem. Remains may be
lewed Mon ee.
LANnWKHn Autr 10. MlfllKr.. hus.
har.d of lat Marceirt landwehr (neo Wei
leln). Relathea and ftlenda. Manter Rar
br' Ileneflclul A"n , Invited to funeral.
Wed., 8 a, m.. 3'JO N. Iflth nt. Sokmn re
aulem mass Holy Trlnltv Church, (Ith nnd
Spruce Ate, 0.30 a. m. Int. New Cathedral
Cem. Auto funeral.
LKA, Suddenly. Autr. 10, SAMlTni.
JOHN, husband t Neltlrt T.ea Itolatloq
and friends. KeMone Lodge. No. 271. I.
and A. M.. Inlted to funeral' ser Ices. Tupr .
1 p. m.. reeldenc of ron. John H. Ia 2(is
."ith avo. Int. Mt. Vernon Cem. Auto fu
neral I.nAHY. Ausr. ft. DAVID J. LEAHY. Pr.
nelalla nnd friends, emrloes of I. SZ
Block Bros . Invited to funeral, Tue.. 8
n. m , 87 Jacohy xt.t Norrlntnwn Ia Solemn
requlpmN mnoa St Tatrlck's Church ft 30
n. m Int. St. MatthMv'a, Nw Cem , Con
bhnhonTn An to funeral
LnoroLD. on Aue. li, loi. nonniiT
P., Sr.. husband of Hmma Leopold (neo
Mnmmel). art-d (1C yeara. nlatUea and
friends Imlted to funral. Wdnedav, 2
P m., from his late residence, 231 N mat
phall M. Int. Oreenmount Cem. Friends
mav call BTum. eve,, 7 to 0,
LOCKHAIIT At 4104 Towelton fte..
Aus 11, RUTH A. WOOD, widow of .Tamei
L Lockhart and daunhter of lat Hobert
and Huan Qlennev. Notlc of funeral later
IOISK. Auar. 11. J. I'RAHSON. husband
of DOHA O. LOOSD Turlner notice will be
Eln from 4443 Sanson, at.
LONO. Auer. 11. ELIZABETH, wife of
Oeoifff A. Lonp. Due notlc of funeral will
be trlpn. from 243(1 Meredith st
MacDoNNELL Aus. 10. JAMES YAnft-
iiii J dii vy. rjiiu, i.riaiiMi
LEY MacDONNELI. Relathea and frlnilM.
,iw, kq. K2. R. A. M: Munroe LodK-
No 3. I o. o. v.: Uoard of Directors thn
New Hylvanla R. ft L. Asso.; Board ot Mcrs.
of Monument Cem.. invited to funeral serv
ices. Monument Cem Chapel. Wed.. 11 a. m.
1'rlcnds may call Tues., 7 to 0 p. m.. 1220
Stllea st
McCANS. Aug. 10. MARY T3 . wife of
Harry McCana and daughter of Catherine
and late JameB Hums. Relatives nnd
friends Invited to funeral. Wed., 8 30 a. m.,
2211 Jackson at. Solemn mass of requiem
Church of St. Edmund 10 a. m. Int. Holy
Cross Cem Auto service.
McCONNELL At 230.1 Catharlno st..
Aug 10. ESTHER R. McCONNEl.L. Duo
notice of funeral will be given.
McCROSSON Aug. 10. NELLIE, widow
of Edward McCrosson Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Wed., 8 30 n. m 10211
5tt Vernon st. Solemn requiem mass Church
of the Assumption 10 a. m. Int. New Cathe
dral Cem. Auto service.
Mclaughlin. Aug. 10. james :.. hus
band of Margaret ('. McLaughlin (neo Mc
."amara). Relatives and friends League
of the Sacred Heart. Holv Name Society of
St. Stephen's Church. Marquette Council.
No. 260. K. of C; Dlv. No 13. A. O H.J
Keystone Ilranch No. ir,7. Nat. Ass'n of
Letter Carriers,; P. O. Protective Ass'n,. of
i.hli . Invited tn funeral. 1502 Cavura St..
I Frl . 8.30 a. m. Solemn high mass of
lequicm PI. oiepnen a i nurcn jti a. ni, jni.
Holy Sepulchre Cem. Auto service
MBLLWIO. Suddenlv, Aug. 10. JOSEPH
J., eon of Henry and Catherine Mellwlg,
Relatives "and friends Invited to funeral.
Wed , 7.30 a. m.. 5SJ0 Webster St., West
Phlla. High renuiem mass Church of the
Transfiguration 9 a m. Int Holy Cross
Cem. Auto funeral,
MICHENER At Reach Haven. N J.,
Aug. 0, HARRY O MICHENER. 3811 Wal
nut st. FunerHl service and int. private.
MILLER. Aug. 10. DAVID, husband of
Elizabeth Miller and eon of late. Henry and
Sarah Miller, aged 58. Relatives and friends,
Robert Orjer Republican Club. A. C Har
mer Club. Volunteer Tacht Club. Kerslng
ton Lodge, No, 23, invited to funeral. T'rea ,
I p. m.. 027 E Mojer at. To proceed to
Palmer Vault. Int private. Frlenda may
rail Mon , after 8 p. m.
MOYER. Suddenly, Aug 0. JAMES T.,
Jr., son of Helen and late Jtimes Mover, aged
22. Relatives and friends, employes of
Cramps' Drawing Room and Pjtrkslrte Social
Club, Invited to funeral services, Tues., 11
a. m 1110 Viola at., W. Phlla. Int. prl
vate. Remains may ba viewed Man., 7 to 10
n. m
MURPHY. Aug. 10. MARflARET J.
MURPHY (nee Flynn). wife of Eugeno Mur
phy. 1237 Daly at. (above Wolf at.). Due
notice of funeral will be given
NEWHOI'SE At Rrldeeboro. N. J.. .ue.
0. MARTIN, husband of Josephine New
house, aged 08 Relatives and frlenda Invited
to funeral, Tuea . 8 a. m . Ilrldgeboro, N, J,
Requiem mass St. Peter's Church 0 am.
Int. St, Peter's rem.. Riverside. N J. Train
leaves Market at. ferry 7:20 a, m. for
n'&WElJs. Aug. 10. PATRICK F.. husband
of late Annie V. Owens. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Tues , 8 30 a.
m , aon'a residence. Francis Owens. 554S
Walton ave.. West Phlla. High mass Church
of ths Transfiguration 10 a. m. Int. Holy
Cross Cem. Auto service.
PKNNELL. Aug. 10. ETHEL T.. daugh
ter of James W. and Emma Pennell. aged
1. R.latlvea and friends Invited to funeral,
Tues.. 11 a m re-ldence of grandfather,
Jamea A Thompson 12 Linden ave.. Rut
ledge. Ph Int private .,,,
PLAYFORD. Aug, 10. HOWARD F,r son
of William and Cornelia Q. PUyford. aged
14. Relatives and friends Invited In funeral.
Tuea., 0 30 a. in,, parlors of William R.
Rulon. 1421 Snjder ave Solemn high masa
St. Clement's P. K. Church, 20th and Cherry
sts . 11 a. jn. Int. Northvvood Cem. Auto
"pOWERS. Aug. 10, THILLIP J son ot
Robert A. and Mary A, Powers, aged 30.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral,
Tuea . 8:30 a. m..' realdence of parents. 1344
S. 80th st. Solemn requiem msss St, Ua.
brlel's Church Int, Holy Cross Cem
PRITCHETT. Aug 10. LIZZIE R,
PRITCHETT. wife of William R Prltch.tt
and daughter of John A. and Uertrude Lock
wood Stevenson, born Nov. 20, 1657, Funersl
Tuesday afternoon, residence of husband.
Stat at.. Dover. nl. Int. Christ P. K.
Chuirhyard. Dover. Del.
v YSnnfinFOOT. Aug. 10. MART JANE
wife' of William R. Proudfoot and daushter
of late DvJ,Br,, and Maria. 'Farrell. nla-
B, and friends Invited to ' fuseril aerv.
7 Wed, 9,P,m., 8M W Huntingdon
r,, and Maria. 'Farrell. Rela-
la InYlted tpfuneril serv
i,im..8M W Huntingdon
J
9
TIKATIII
Tues,, 7 to 10 p m. Auto service. Canada
papers ropy,
rusr.T. Aue in, WILLIAM, husband of
Jessy Pusey, nls S Mth st Relnthes and
friend may view remslns Mon,, 7 to n v.
m . parlors of Tho r Roche I Sons s e
cor n.lth and Cedar ae. Int. Tues , Princess
Anne. Md
RAUSH. Drowned. Auc 10 ItttSSELL
CO.NWBLU son of Oeorire II and Marian t .
Raush (nee Mnnn) sued IS Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral seMleee. Tues S
n m residence of parents 23."7 N. 13th st
lnl prhate.
REYNOLD'S" Aua- 10 MARflARET A .
widow of Robert James Renolds and
mother of late Mary E Williams Rela
tives and friends League of the Sacred
Hesrt. Invited to funeral. Wed , 8 30 a m..
.-Rft2 Devon st Oermantown Folemn
requiem mass Church of the Imrpoculalo
Conception JO a. m Int Holy Senulchm
Cem. . . ,
RODDEN" ue It, WILL, hushand of
Catherine Redden (nee Sweeney) Relative
and friends InMtrd In funeral. Wed, 8 811
a. m , brother's residence, .limes Rodden
1711 S. Mth st Solemn hleh tisss of m
oulem Church of Most Rlessed Sncroment
10 a. in. Int Holy Cross Cem. Auto fu
neral ROONEY. Au 10. VARY ROONEY (ne
ClsncO widow of Tlmothv Roosiey. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral. Wed, 7 30
a m , 744 N 2r.th st. Solemn requiem mass
Church of st Francis XnMer 0am Int
Hoi Cross Ceni Auto funeral.
PoqENOARTEN Auk 0, JACntl
ROSBNOARTEN. son of late Hnrv and 11 a
Rosenaa-ten (neo Darbro). aged 43 Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral services,
Tues , 2 p. m . brother's residence. Chnrles
RosenKarten. 2141 N Orlanna "f Int. pri
vate, Ternwood Cem Auto funeral Re,
mains maj be viewed Mon . 8 to 10 p m.
RUSH. AUK. 10. PATRICK, husbsnl of
Iste Nora Rush. Relative and friends. St
Vincent's TAR Society. Invited to fu
neral. Tues S nn a m RCin Chew Si
Oermantown. Solemn requiem mses Church
ot me immscuiare t'oneepiion i" a m im
Holv 3ennterire Cem Auto service.
SiVnnnV Af WIMu-en.l Crest N .1 .
Aut P ANDREW K SANBORN Relative,
ind friends inlted In services at his late
residence. 813 West at , Wtlmlnaton. Del ,
Tues , nt 1 p m Int private
SCHMIDT SnddenK. Allir l CHARLI.''
hushsnd of Msririret Schmidt, naed I",
iRelnthee and friends rmpoes of J S. 1
Haiti! Brewlnir Co .1 & P Balt7 Yeirlv
Ben Asso Beer Drivers' Union No 112.
l.oval Order nf Moose. No r.4: Court North
east. No 301. F of A . Frsnlllln Yearlv,
lnlted to funeral service Wed,, 2 p m .
1034 N 3d st Int Oreenmount Cem Re
mains ma ho viewed TueB. after 7pm
New York rnpers copy.
SCHUARTZ Aug 11 ROE wife of
Rennet Schuartr Relatives end friends In
vited to funeral Tues 8 sn a m . 3100
Umnnd st (2.1th Ward) Hlsh mas Our
Lady Help of Christian Church in a. in
Int Holv Cross Cem Auto funeral
SCHULTZ Aug 8. SOTHIE widow of
Frank Srhults (nee Doehlerl Relatives nnd
friend Imlted to funeral Tues . 8 30. a in
residence of son-ln law. Christian Bslrer. .
Snder av. Solemn requiem mas St
Alphonsus Church 10 a m int. Holy Cro
Cem Auto service. M ..
SCinVENILE At Hnmbure. Tn . ROSE
(nee Oropefrlck) wife of Walter Schwenl'e
nKed 24 Relatives and friend, members of
Nest Nn 1012. Ladles' Order of Owls. In
vlted to funeral services 'i nur
"728 Cnmhrldgc t lnl. prlvite, Mt Vernon
Cem. Remains may bo ICwed AVed., to
SUNN Aug 0, WILLIAM It . husbvnd
of Emms Lugsr Senn neL,,lVp,".t "J."1
friends. Men's Bible Ornss of the 20th St.
M E Church Imlte.t to service. Mon.
s p in . VIST W DRiinhtn s Int. private.
We.t Laurel Hill Cem, on Tnes
SERRILL Aug 10 RI1HECC B . widow
or John S Serrlll aged 77 Relative, and
friends Invited to funeral services Tues .1
p m IMS N. Il'oecl st 1-t nrlvate
SHADE. At Palrmrn. N. J Aug 11.
ELLSWORTH Y., husband of )lr F.
Shade. Relatlvs and friend. WnsMngtnn
Camn. No 23 P O S of A . of Pnlnivra.
N .1.. Invited to funernl, Wed, 2 p in.
233 W Broad st , Talmjr.1. N. J. Int. Mor-
B1SMITH Aug. 0. AUGUSTINE, husband
ot Anna smith Relatives and friend.
B V M Sodillty. Ixgn of Ssrred Heart
of the (1eu. emplnjes P. R. T Co. all
societies of which bo wa a member, in
vited to funeral Tues , S 30 b m , 21.3 N.
I nmhert St. High mis I'nurcn or ina veu
1 a.m.
Int. Holy cross tcin ,vu-
xunersi
i SMITH Aug
in MARY E . widow of
lint anrl ann nt Tnhll R Oil Annie SweelieV
Relative and friends, St. Monica's Holv
Nnmo and Alt-ir societies, yy mi" i ap y
Y Asso. invited to funeral. Wed. 30
1311 S. Mole si Mass ot requiem
Church of St. Monica 10 a. m. Int. Hon
Cm. f-nin Aulo seriloe
THEISS. Aug. II. llli.N'UY, iiusnann or
lite r.liraheih Thel.s. sged 87. Relatives and
rrlenils, neklnan I.onge. ixo --.i. jv. oc r ,
Invited to funeral services, Tues. 2 P m.,
Oil 11 Cnmbrla St. int. private, urecn
tTii-iiint fim.
TTtKxnnvi. t li -mk i yrr
r TXfvline-.l Tratirnia fnAa r.n1lnriT). HrfTl ft I
TTnl'.tlt.na nnil frlnmU Whrt k.i h Onrt (1nint II
X. 1.111 II nr 1' . I li It 1 . J n'lhinni
IVIiln Clrrlo. N'o. IT.'. (' V of A . I"-
ttf.l trt funeral Thur.. 130 n m 'JC.s
Mri'nrrii nr . iTunurnrn MTV rrH III tiriJlM-
inx M u rnurrn " P m iru nim
rem 11 f mains may bo leewd vca,, ts to
TimapinflV Auer. 11. J01TT TT . hu
hand of Mnry Tursrhmmi. nla(h unci
friends, mptos P. It T., JncKon pi. Mrn.
Toor Ft HlKh rqulm mnns ( hnrch M
Mt. Tliomns AqumciH ipmu a. in. mi. nuii
OronH Com to spruce.
VANItYKi:oHKf Auk 10 LOplS. hu
liintl of Mnrv Hllrn Vanrkplirm nirffl 4"
Helatlves and frlrnrt Intlted n fnnral
pr leffl. Tups., 1 p. m., .10'jn Ornifi nt. Int
HelleMio i cm. i rinaH may can .muii,, nuer
Vnv.nrn-ATT At ICpw York rltv, Vucr
11. HANNAlt VON-nnn-AU -itrM 7U TJpIa
ttve nnd frtndH ln1tI to funprn! perlceN.
Tubs i: lo P. m.. 2302 .. Mrtlenood st
Int Jit. vrnon uem.
WATiKRR. Auir. 0. RAMUKI.. huMnd
of ainrv A Walkrr IiMatHes and rlends.
ist vcronira b jioij- .w.ih ruiiv, -m-ploved
of Kntemrli Mfff Cn . f'oitrt Clfar
HMd No 10H. F. of A.. Invited tn funral
Tues , 8.30 a. m , 4100 N. TleeBe nt Iltirb
maws of renulom St Veronica's Church 10
n in Int Holv Sepulchre Cem Auto ten
Ice Omit flowers. ..-.- ,, .
WAIM aus. 1 1. rnjv, v.-1 i'iw ni
Jnmcj WalKh lleiativefl nnn rrenni
Tjeaaue ot tne acp(l npari m .-i imHn
Aoutnta'B rhiirrh. InUted to funeral. "
. mil O ! at RrtlnniTi rnnlA
rnan'v Church of St Thomas Anulnnn 10 10
m int iioiy i ron . phi sn.n .iTif-
WHITI; Autr J", ai.va.n iii.i;
need S". Itlatlxen and rrienin inviud to
fnnarai xTnA . 1 ..10 n rn . sonln-lav's r"l
in p m ,
dence, John H. KlbblehnuiP. near vot
Point. Pa. Servicea and Int Pleasinlxlln
Reformed Chureh Carriaces will meet 1 -.10
trolley from Norrlstotrn and Lanadala at
W.st Point
WILMAJIBON. A UV 1". M J.UA,
dauahter of Mary R. and late Charles R.
Williamson. Relatives and frlend-i Invited
to funeral, Tues . 2 p m.. 318 S, Oransa
St. Media. Int. private
WII-MnV A nc 11. JRNNIE M'.. rinuc-htAr
of OeorKe and .Tan Wilson n Krlnln).
Relatives nnd friends, RleswJ Vlreln Mary
SodalltV or ni. ..lirnHri n tnurrn lnviiea IO
funeral. Wed.. H 30 a. nx. residence of par
ents, 1002 N 2d st Solemn hlRh mass of
nMiulem Ht Mlfhael's Church 10 n. m. Int
Holv Cro Cem Auto funeral.
VVIlOti AUHi ill in-iim.Tiuu n vun
of Filial. Wilson, aned fiO. Relatives nnd
frlendu Invited to funeral. Wd.. 1 P ni ,
10 2d at , Morrestown, N. J. Int. Coles
town fviri. ,-,.. T .- ..
Mordecal Worrell, afd r Relatives and
frifamiq. f.adles Auxiliary of , Saunders Pot
No 21. O A R.: manasrers and Inmates O
A R. Veterans Horn-, fllth and Vine ett
iJ-.u.J unitral sTvlf-K Tllf- . Q n m .
parlors of S. P Frankenfleld's Sons. N W
cor 89th and Snrlne Garden ata. Int. Fern
unod CAin. Auto funeral
YORK.Auff. 10. TARY, wife of John
York and daughter of Elizabeth and lste
Adam Krlser Relatives and friends in
Cited to funeral Wed R 30 a. m.. 2341 K
York st Solemn rpqulem mass St Ann
Church 10 a. m Int Holy Sepulchre Cem
Auto service
LOST AND 3TOTJND
DOG Lost, female RnrMsh B setter. Mack
and white, license No. 30 41st Police
niatrlct: S10 reward; no questions. Thone
TiUi.nngSfll W 2127 Porter.
I'lrvifillllllaT lit ft
named Hlthea,
broke from monrlns at Hlverton Fl
please notify E. O. Newton. Wvcrton.
v inner
N. J.
Itewarn.
WATCH l-ost on ftvenlwr Aueust 10 he.
tween 47th anil Locust and Nixon Theatre
lady's a-nld wrlst-vvatrh and adjustable
brsrelet: Initials on back KM. S: rettjM
rinder please return to KM School. 4053
I,orust Phnne Treslnn MSB W.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Mlllier rinsslfleil Ads on Tags g)
noOKKEEPKR Tounjt woman, possesslna
the farultv of nuleklv mastering neyv
work and wllllnit to work for future can
obtain a Rood salary and opportunity' for ad
vancement by applying to the advertiser,
state experience P 617. ledger Oftice.
HOOKKEKrnn ;nd .p'V,. ,roml
--.. .i.nrn.e nf nfneei must he
competent to
-...1 Pliable: Eood position In a refined retail
accurate.
business central '"eatlon: glv e reference and
sala rv expected r . i-euiier uince.
nOOKKEKPBR Tlxperlenced bookkeeper to
take charge of countlne room In a !are
retail establishment. Apply to Mr WrlKht.
121- ijneHiiu.si
nllSINKSS PEnVlCRfO., ISni Ijimi Tlfe.
nookUers. K0. .30. eten'era J15, j;o
PPhle office womeni aeparate offices.
rAFETERIA MANAOEn Immediate em
ployment: position permanent! plant In
Philadelphia, district: "veral Thousand
Wom"n worklnB In plant; experience and
ability to handle women's cafeteria on larce
ecale required .Write for appointment. C
o'jft T.edser office.
CAFETEIvIA HUTER: Immediate emnloy
mentl position permanent: plant In Phlla.
d.lphia dlatrlct! a.vera thousand women
worklne In Plant: knowledge of local mar
k.ta required. .Writ, for appointment, C
'."iS. Irfdaer Office.
CASHIERS Ten. for cafeteria! immediate
employment: permanent position: Rood aal.
arlea: previous experience required! muit
ii... a. the nlsnt. MacArthur Ifroihepe rnm-
pan, Women's Welfare Department, Wood,
bury IN. J,ilcIjodlnaT Plant. Waahln.
bury IN. J,l.flf 1r;,2lni,:pP, Waahlng-
ton Prk, N. .;V T" Readlnar or Qlou -
caater fefrv. Woodbunr t the
HELP WANTED FEMALE
(Other Classified Ails on l'mta 4)
A PATRIOTIC OPPORTUNITY
IN U S GOVERNMENT WORK
TELEPHONE SERVICE UNDER 1 f.
nOVERNVENT IS VITALLY IMPORTANT
IN CARRYINO ON THE WAR.
3000 YOt'NO WOMEN TELEPHONE OP.
ERATORS IN PHILADELPHIA AND VI
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TATRIOTICALLY II1SLPINU TO WIN THE
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YOUNO WOMEN, 17 TO 3" TEAR1 OF
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AT ONCE.
0 PER WEEK IS TA1D DURINO THE
FIRST FOUR WEEKS. WITH RAPID AD
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PERM VNEN'T POSITIONS; EXPERIENCE
UNNECESSARY
THE WORK 11 CLEAN AND FASriVVT
IN(J THE SURROUNDINGS ARE PLEAS
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HOl'RS' WORK PER DAY.
LOOK INTO THIS FATRIOTIC OrPOR.
TI'MTV TALK IT OVER VNY llFKnAY,
BETWI'EN 8 AND OR ANY UVENINd
BY APPOINTMENT WITH
' M1S1 D M RYAN
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Mt O !M1TH
401) MARKET ST . nitLA.
MIS1 F R KINrjOL
20. W CHELTKN AVE OTN. I
MI1 W O REII.LY
20 Tl 0TH ST. CHESTER. Ps..
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF
PENNSYLVANIA
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR Immedlite
empiovment: permanent portion enod sal.
ar ran live at the i.lnt MncArlhur
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PTrtmenl oodburv c.v j l nalr Loading
Plant. Washington Park N" J lake Head
ing or Oloucester ferrv Woodbury car stops
nl 111'" milts-.
COT CLERK A large msi.uficlurer re
quires serv Ices of a toting nnmnn for cost
department prererahh one with rnst ex
perience, although one rumble of iulcklv
mastering detail will l.e lonslderrd. slato
quolincallons full I' filn Ledger OfOic.
GIRi
Tor e'ectrlr spot welding: one with aro
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vlded good piv; permanent position Take
car 21. 4' or lid. Apply after 8 a in.
electric srnvici: supplies co
17TH AND CA.MUIHA STS.
TOU CAN HELP WIN THE WAR
WELly-EDUCATED. AMIIITIOU.S WOMEN
PILE CLERKS
STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPISTS
ARE WANTED IMMEDIATELY
AT UOC ISLAND
UNUSUALLY ATTII ACTIVE WORKING
CONDITIONS
EXCEPTIONAL WAGE Sf'M.E
EXCELLENT TR NSPORTATION PROM
ALL TARTS OP PHILADELPHIA
hrECIAL TRAINS MORNINGS AND
EVENINGS
APPLY PERSONALLY
WOMEN'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOG ISLAND PA.
ASK FOR MRS. NORRELL
GIRL half grown to wah supper dishes.
mrso iriiiii. ihm- inetnut st
tlllll. for generHl work in kitchen of mill
rfstuuriinl, cooll wnges. Apply Grlswold
Worsted Co Inrbv I'n
GIRL for clerical work, typewriting experl-
nee Ctfn Kelly 2330 N Front st
G1UL yvjinled for ginernl housework.
1321 N' 15lh st.
Apply
GIRLS WANTED
2 0 0
TO T.KVUN TO OPHRATn
MIT.I.IN'O MACfUNKS
No Kxperlene Necessary
CJood U'aaea to Start
and piecework
after th Fei onl wfk
imivo RKPi;iu:vrR
midvat.t; stfkIi fi onnvvNn. co
nddtstovv: ripi.p, plant
?:diysto.vk pa
Plant rmpIoment houri I)-illv 7 a. m.
to Ti p m . except Sunday. Saturday 7 a.m.
to 11 n. in
OR
PHTi.Anp.r.PirTA ofpicps
woodland am: ani inland road
5201 Mtrket stieet
Federal Offices
''r South I nth Mret
.Id and Wallet streets
(110 hproul Htreet. Chester. P.i.
omrp houri fl a in to R p tn. dilly
exfrnt Saturday until 1L o'clock no-n
Hnnnav. in . m to p
(JIHI.S leather factnrv iveds plrN to tnk" i
inn rinpn oi nraitrn iihmi, Komi wiiut-n
tn prari npnt wotk wimi pxeeueni orhins
. rnnnition appiv iu
N .Id st
OIRT.S wanted: lluht, clean healthv work
(rood wapes; steady position Apply h
uppr-Cilaes Company, T624 btato road. Wis-
slnomlnc Phlla.
lIOTSP ORK Olrl for housework; down
stair r.13 Vine st.
K ITCH KM WORK -Olrl for tr'nral work In
mill restaurant: pood wares. Apply
Orlswold Worsted Co Prhv. V'x
MAID Younff whltn American girl tn du
and make herself nenerallv uspful in
photographic studio. Apply Marceau, lfiO'i
I npimuBi
PANTRY WOMFN white, no Sunday work:
stepp out. Apply Friends Arch Street
Center .104 Arrh st. ,
RRni.FR experienced, repllnp from cons
to "kl"s cood wflWB Anuly Mr Found
General Propsslmr Co , N F corner Collins
a nd Wills nl sts
POLicrrons
thf: rtinur t.pnom nrotimri
SRVHRAI. riRST - f'I,AIS SO-
T.TriTorti r o n rtRriTi.ATiov
PROMOTION': Amt.TTY TO MRET
ANO TALK TO THn REST PFO
PI.E IS ESSENTIAL RUT PFR.
JSOVAL APPEARANTE TVILL RE
CEIVE F1R"?T TONStDERATIOV- A
noon proposition ron a few
WOMEN OK MATURE TEAR"? WHO
no not onjncT to house-to-
110IISE lOLTOtTATTOVi ALSO
WANT ONI! EXPERIENCED CREW
MANAGER APPLV TO MP. COR.
IlEA SECOND FLOOR, PUBLIC
LEDaER BUIL.DINO.
PfENOGRAPHER
csnerlenred nn Underwood machine
factory office, pnrthenst section
honrs K tn 3
half day Saturday, all year
essential industry, permanent
State experience, reference
and salary desired
reioo." P. o. nox am
BTENOaP.APHER
tWkaxzx??oSZZazz.
FIRES THE sr.KVll'KS ns- A RRIGHT
TOCNO WOMAN WITH KNOWLEDGE OP
MnunnniPIIT IKn TTPCWnWMn. k
cTOvmnnAPIiy AND TYPEWRITING A
KNOWI.FDOE OF ROOKKEEPINfJ WILL
RE HELPFUU PUBLIC LEDGER COM
PANY. blXTH AND CHESTNUT STS.
STENOGRAPHER and typist Permanent
position, with unusually rood aalary to
start and opportunity for rapid advance
ment to rlrl who attends to business! must
be accurate and falrlv rapid In taking- dicta
tion and In typing Applv Room 1014. Com
monwealth Truat Bldg.. J5th and Chestnut
streets.
STENOGRAPHER, experienced and accurate.
must have ahllltri snlary secondary con-
alderatlon. Apply 403 Mariner and Merchant
Iiuiiowsj
STENOGRAPHER Large, growing; corpo
ration wants CAtnpetrnt female atenng
rapher: good salary and excellent onnortunlty
ICC innnr.iii.nl. ali'ii... . ... liny i.iij
BTENOGRAPHER nreferabtya
I graduate, may secure a good
I .pnlyln statlm iuallfleatloiuH
ii'
,jf,
HELP WAWTED-jrEMAL-S
(Other ClajslOed Art. Jin Tate S)
STrVOORAPllER eleelrlcnl' business, rood
hours rood light, pleasant surroundings
permanent roslllon. Huchannn. 1710 Chest
nut
SrKVOdRAPIIKR. experienced; nlo knnnl"
e.dpe nf bookkeeping AppK A. Silus A
Son S K ror t.tlh nnd South
STVVnORAI'llER and Hrlst wanted
Hogan X. Co . 007 Chestnut st
James
S-TEN'OORArttERS
WANTED
Mut have at last 3 vears' commercial
training
High wages stendv ork
Appl si ence
MiDVAi.r. stt:i:i wn onnvwrr: co
KDnv!Tn'i' uirt.r plant
nDDYTON'E PA
PIsnt emplomenl hours Dallv, 7 a m to
n p m . ercept Sunday: Siturdiy 7am
to 11 a. m.
OR
PHtLADELPHI V OFPirr.''
WoodlTtt'l eve and Island road
Mm Msrkel st
on
rrti:nL nrru-Ei
iw mth st
3d and Walnut sis
01 r, !prueo st Chester. Ts
OfOee hours tl n m to s p m dslly. ex
tent -iturd,'n until 12 nrlmk noon, Sun-
dnv in e ni to I p rn
STOCK Ct.VRIC Is sought hv innniifirtur
Inc compinv lo handle )t tmlshetl stork
record th polton reoulres one wllh ex
perience In this line of work the poltlon
offers pood sil,r nnd offers Advancement .
tale rvoerlrnr. and reference P I'.l.
Ledger Office
TYPIST 'n l hetnut si store "lenosrnphv
not ir'i,,.irv ndlrtsf own Inndwrltlntr
tale ore fXTM'rlen.e nnd l'jiv required
Clerk P O Hot 1311
TYPIST Young Isdv wanted bv Puhllo
Ledger C'o to operate tvpewrlter Apply
to Mr Flvnn "th and rhtnut sts
TYPISTS, 0 mstu-e. well educated, thor
oughly experienced to start work at once:
F-efer those living In Southwest or West
'hlladelphta for this p-irtlcutnr work: also
high-grade Elliot Fl"her machine operator.
capable or isaing supervision or large de
partment. Applv Women's Empiovment De
rsrtment A I S. C . Hog Island. Pa.
TYPIST TnrS'G T DY IN I.VROT MAV
ITAnilll.Mi I'OMKHV I.ni'TVIV IN
SOUTHERN SECTION' OF THY, STATE
AGE AND SAI-ARY O 5.', P O UOX 3113
"fli.ir.ii
uuir.." i,i .-m imp i,iii.c AID CLKAri.
INO. BHORT HOURS AND GOOD rAT.
.1 S. IVIIAT-'PI
608 CHESTNUT ST.
WEAVERS in Knowles looms AppK
Wright Textile Co Jasper nnd Orleans
streets.
WINDER-- Experienced skein winders on
bottle Imlihlns steadv work: good pov
llvglenlr Fleeced Underwear Co. 2115 N
Howard
AVOMEN elenners for scrubhlng office build
Ir.u'. vshlte. il hours tier dov ft a m lo 0
n. m . " P. in to s p m Kood wanes
steady work Ami" Room 131 Land THlo
111 J-i
WOMHX AND JIttL4
n.NTi:i at qxci:
timi: and nir timi:
OVKIl 41 liniTRS
riai;TY or ovkutimi:
STHVnV WO UK
with itKc,urn iNcnn.vsc
Arn.Y 7 a. jr.
joTPii c.VMPnnrji co.
2D AND MAUK1:T bTS.
CAMIMI.W N. J.
0N nntd for Itirlit and tlpiiant work
in .oathT factor , cimd wane1 to start
n It n I'ih. nnnnr limit" ti Inrrrnnc nn nn rx-
pi rpii t Is cilnei) ,mnltiii working cnndl-
llopi V.n' HV N 11 nt
WOMI1.N fur pohllmr and Renpi.il Udtser
work Appl (loo KH 'jam N Kront st
TOUNil LAniP. to InterMrw mothers. w Ivei
ami srretnpirts or our pohiier nois, bouu
Mlniy -017 Palrmouut, uyc . mornlnp.
HELP WANTED MALE
(Other Cl.i..ined MU nn I'M.- 2
ANGi.r:s.riTii3
uoili:rmakers
HOLTERS
TO I.EAIt.N niVHTINQ. DRILLING, ETC
, COPPERSMITHS
KLANOE TURNERS
FURNACE MEN
INSTALLATION MACHINISTS
DROP I'ORGERS
LARORERS (WHITE)
See representative of the New Tork Ship
building Corporation at the United Statei
Empiovment Service. 1321 Arch st.
ANGLESMITHS
WANTED AT O.NCE
ON GOVERNMFNT WORK
Apply
Employment Depirtment
CHESTER MltPHlMLDINO CO.MPANT, Ltd.
FRONT AND ICERLIN bTS.
CHESTER. PA.
nr
Philadelphia Offlee
CHESTER SHIPIIUII.DING COMPANY. Ltd.
Sit N 13th st
ACUMEN
SEVERAL FinsT-CLSS MEN
OOOD PY
WITH RAI'ID ADVANCEMENT
B3 HOURS PER WEEK
FREE TRANSPORTATION ON Ot'R CVRS
APPLY P. II T CO POWER HOUSE
1)63 BEACH ST.
At rOMOHII.B ELECTRICIAN lo take
iharge of electric department of larje.
high grade automobile firm evielknt oppor
tunity for right mnn, must i experienced
on Westlnghouee and Ilosi h-Rushmore svs
tems state ugu and experience P 012,
Ledxer Office
Al'TOMOIIII.n MOTOR REPUR MEN on
hlih-firade motor repairs; best wages paid
iatd I
I
to expvrienctu men; .yeiiuy riiifiuyineiH, kii
WOrKing I'OIluuiuiis. n'liuur u.) . kui.i ii,
tunity for lirst-class men Apply Fo;
i tt &'. ?snzr.ts'WTw
COMMISSARY DEPARTMENT OF GOVERN.
MENT SHIPYARD. HOO ISLAND. RE
QUIRES EXPERIENCED WHITE COOKS.
EXPERIENCED PIE BAKERS. WHITE!
WHITE KITCHEN MEN. WHITE BUS
MEN FOR CAFETERIAS: GOOD WAGES.
ROOM AND BOARD! TLEASANT SUR.
UOUNDINGS. AFPLt
U. 8. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
800 WALNUT ST.
SEE MR. SCULL
OR
MR. SWARTZ
1321 ARCH
(Do cot appir at Hoc Itland)
HELP WANTED MALE
(nther Classified Ails nn Page t) .
IN THE HEART OF PHILADELPHIA
Easy to reach
M1DVALB
Steel and Ordnance Co.
Needs
Bench hands on Jlg and gauges
Gesr cutters
Precision grinders
Toolroom lathe hands
Apply at Works' Employment Office
4301 Wlssshlckon ave.
or at any of the
following branch offices:
1510 Arch st
IS E. Chelfen ave.
The Works' Errplovment Office
and the nrsnnh office
at l.-.ltl Arch at.
are open dallv and until noon
on Saturday The other branch
office is open dally and from
7 to 0 o'tloik In the evenlns
M-TOMOHM.F MECHANIC on high-grade
truck repiirs mut 1,0 first-class man:
nest wages rail pood working rondltlons:
hour dav. ha.f .1 Haturilxj. Apply Tosa
lluahi lo 21t and .Market nls. third
MiinivlvEEPER etperlencfd also knowledge
nf sienogrnnhv pnh A. Salus k Sons.
!: 1. cor 11th md South
1K1Y I'he Piih'lo Ledger has nn opening
for nn Intelligent boy. who Is over 10
ir,?,ri:.rf ."K" APPly at once to Mr. Fljnn.
mm Che.inut si
HOY. over 111 vear In manufacturing com-
pinv office state age reference and sal-
nrv desired p inn lilger llfllce
t'HAHt 1 RAMERS wanted, experienced. Ap
nlv JI I S. "Ih st
COLLECTOR for road work Catholic, sal-
rv and iommllon. rarfar and lodging;
must be a live wire nnd monev getter, no
droxmcr need apply. J 4.'1 Ledger Central.
DISHWASHER WANTED for light lunch:
irrtnd yynes H Market st
DRM'TSMAN Tounc man. hleh school ellu".
ration nnd wllh at least 2 vears' exp at
nierhnnlcal draftlnr. state sue. education.
exp nnd svlnrv distrid. Works Engineer
Amerlmn SleeJnilndrles Chesler. Pa
IJHIV I.11H yynnleil on cnrhiee waeotis, while
or ijjlnreil leBi!y yynrl. J;0 a week. Apply
PENN REDUCTION ('(. " y
Juniper Hnd Mnj wuensnlK ave.
2rilh and College ave.
.117 Alarket st
41103 Menton aye.
DRIVERS wanted, steady yynrk. gnnd wage
Applv Crane Ice Creim I'n . 'J.-q s 21d st'
ELEVATOR MECHANICS
APPLY 431 LAND TITLE BLDO.
ELEVATOR OPERATORS for offlee-btdg.
service, white, steady employment. Apply
Room 414. 1111 Walnut st.
ELEVATOR OPERATORS for office-building
service, white; steadv employment. Apply
Room 414. Vyldener lildg
ENGINEER WANTED
K-HOUR DAT
ArPLT Miensn FLOOR
6011 CHESTNUT ST.
ENGINEER
For office building, must be familiar with
lce-machlne generators and Corliss engines;
R-hour dnv. steidy work. Apply cnnlne room,
WIdener Bulldlns.
-r-
ENGINEER
for ofrice-hulldlng power plant: Shour dsT;
sternly work good yyagea Apply Room 431
Land Title Bids
EXPERIMENTAL MAN
llonil opening for nil nround mechanic who
Is accuutomed lo punch and die work ex
t client vvorklns conditions, good pay. u good
mech inlc enn innko u futuro for himself;
upp y uftcr 8 a. m.
ELECTRIC SERVICE SUPPLIES CO.
17TH AND CAMBRIA
FIREMEN
WANTED AT ONCE
Time and half-time oyer 4S hours
Plenty of overtime
Apply ready for work
JOSEPH CAMPIIKLL COMPANY
'Jd and M.trket sts.
Camden. N. J.
FIREMAN'S HELPER
colored; good yvages- steady work,
engine room, WIdener Bldg.
Apply
FIREMAN for oftlce-bulldlng power plant:
R-liour day; slel work, good wage, for
reliable man. Apply 131 Land Title Ride
riREMEN
for
Small plant:
Steady work
Good wages
Apply Room 414
1411 Walnut at.
FIREMEN to work In pump boiler room:
n"ur,..'??' e!rArtv work- Apply engine
room. Idener Bldg.
FOREMAN, electric light construction Zx
perlenied nn overhead vylrus Apply Wm.
Cooler H'Os N Illst l
HELPERS yyanted for delivery wagon
steadv work, guo.1 yyages Apply Crune
Ire Crc.trt Co . "'.S s l':U st
fRli.N lOIIKKII yvanted on metal furn. if
I) Dougherty Co ITth and Indiana ave
LABORERS i olornl yyanted for Inside nnd
Hillside factory work good pay plant lo
cated 17 miles from rhlla. trunt-pnrtntlnn and
living expmses advanced Ann'v. 7 30 In R 30
a m readv for work at 1312 Sanaom street
second floor Ask for nertrnm
LABORERS
MEN WANTED FOR CONSTRUCTION
WORK. TRACK WORK AND FREIGHT
HANDLING: WHITE OR COLORED.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
STEADY WORK; NO LOST TIME: BOARD
AND LODGING. ADVANCEMENT FOR
MEN WITH ABILITY.
48 N. ITTH ST.
LABORERS
WANTED AT ONCE
MACHINISTS
PIPEFITTERS
FURNACE MEN
GOOD CAMP; STEADY WORK
SHIPPED EACH DAY
AT 10:30 A. M. AND 2.10 p. M.
APPLY 237 NT 13TH ST.
IABORER wanted, Apply Room 218. Empire
Bldg.. 13th and Walnut.
HELP WAW1T5P-HtAtsV
(Other Classified Ada en r ) '
tft
WAR WORK tron AT.r. hiicm i r i irnaai I '
,-tjrf ,
NONESSENTIAL INDUSTRIES
THE CIIANCH FOR INSIDB MEN TO
EARN GOOD WAGES AT IIEALTHT
OUTSIDE WORK
HOO ISLAND SHIPYARD OrTER8 TOS JkQ8s&
JOR AT LADORINO. IF TOU ATtB SOWfi
AND NOT USED TO PHYSICAL WORX " 4
WE WILL PUT TOU ON SPECIAL WOIUC 1
UNTIL TOU BECOME HARDENED. v
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITT TO WOBX,
IN THE FIRST LINE OF OFFENSE AT , J
Until. innnAHH...- -.. nM. . . I.ri r
35c PER HOUR: II HOURS" PAT FOR LH' jam
HOURS' WORK. TOU CAN SHORTLT Ht-
CREASE TOUR EARNINO CAPACITT.!
THIS OFTEn EXTEND3 TO CLERKS,
OFFICE MEN AND ALL THOSE FORCED
HT SELECTIVC-SERVICB REGULATIONS
TO SEEK DMPLOTMENT IN A WAR
ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY. AND TO ANT
OTHER PATRIOTIC AMERICANS WHO
ARE WILLING TO START AT THal
JIOTTOM.
ir TOU MEAN BUSINESS. PUT OH
TOUR OLD CLOTHES. CUT OUT THIS
AD AND PRESENT IT AT THE NEAREST
U. S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
OR MAIN OFFICE
8D AND WALNUT STS.
MR. SHATTUCK
OR
1310 ARCH ST.
MR. SWARTZ
LABORERS
Needed at one
FREE TRANSPORTATION
far all within commuting1 dliUavt
Geed dormitory fictllUag
Apply
Employment Offlee,
CHESTER SHIPBUILDING COUPAKT,
LTD.
CHESTER, PA.
Or
Philadelphia Employment Dept.
CHESTER SHIPBUILDING COlaTAKT.
LTD.
Jl N. 15TH ST.
IABORERS
GENERAL LABOR
A NUMBER OF GOOD MEN
WANTED FOR INSIDE LABOR
STEADY WORK. GOOD PAY
COME READY TO START WORK
riHLA. STORAGE BATTERY CO.
ONTARIO AND C STSf
LABORERS, colored, steady inside work,
by E. r. Houghton Co.. care of U. t.
Employment Office, Front and York. Brine
this ad with sou.
LABORERS
WANTED
ITALIANS, PPANISH OR COLORED
For production work and yard work
Steady work, good wages
APPLY AT
MIDVALE STEEL AND ORDNANCE CO.
EDDYSTONB RIFLE PLANT
EDDYSTONE. PA.
Plant Empiovment Houra Dally, 7 a. m.
tn 3 p m.. except Sunday ; Saturday,7 a, m.
to 11 a. m.
OR
PHILADELPHIA OFFICES
Wcodland avs. and Island road
Tederal Office. l!ill Arch st.
(Ask for Mr. O'Connor)
Office Hours tl a, m. lo S p. m. dally,
except Saturday, until 12 o'clock noon;
Sunday. It) a. m. to 4 p. m.
ENROLL AT ONCE
WE HAVE OPENED A NEW EMPLOT.
MENT OFFICE AT 13TH AND RACF, RTSv
FOR THE CONVENIENCE OP THlT
PHILADELPHIA PUBLIC WHO DESIRE
TO E.MiAUE IN SHIPBUILDING.
EVERT MAN AND WOMAN NOT NOW
ON GOVERNMENT WORK IS INVITED TO
CALL AT THIS OFFICE FOR INFOR
MATION PERTAINING TO LIVING AND
WORKING CONDITIONS EXISTING AT
OUR PLANT.
TALK WITH OUR REPRESENTATIVH
AND LET HIM TELL YOU WHERE TOU
WOULD BE USEFUL IN THE COUNTRrS
HOUR OF NEED.
OFFICE HOURS S A. M TO 5 P. M,
SATURDAYS., 8 A. M TO 12:J0 P. M.
REPRESENTATIVE
MR. L. F. PURSELL
MERCHANT SHIPBUILDING CORP.. Att
U. S. SHIPP1NO BOARD EMERaENCT
FLEET CORPORATION
BRISTOL, PA.
LABORERS LABORERS LABORERS
WANTED ON GOVERNMENT WORK
HELP TO QET THE
HOSPITALS READY
LONG JOB; GOOD CAMP
LODQING FURNISHED
Ti
APPLY i
,r. W. MARK CONSTRUCTION Cw
BYBERRY JOB "M
MEET TRUCK EVERT MORNOMi "tr.
BROAD AND riLBERT
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