-JV rsVifOT rJFj'SiJ "r ' Vif'MiVa-ifff w "VT.J. rjcr -JbsM4 rj A- .." i -.(. EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1G, 1918 - ifiJ iVS' i imw. &wtjs aTSfMWW' "" qrgy ,, ,v T-(, w m N "-"" ff: JM , IVi NT p K Pk SHIPNEWsl 1 1 WISE MOTHER-IN-LAW , RESTORED HOME TIES Came to Rescue of Thought less Sleuth and Kept Peace in Faniilv Frerl C. Mumforil takes motliers-ln-iw as he finds them. Ms has been sood to him, so naturally lie Is strong for her. This man. who mien fh nolIcA nntl Are departments at the Chester shipyard' at Chester, really owes a lot to hli wife's ma. But for her he might hao lost his happy home years ago. Thereby hangs ft. tale of an old shirt and a world-wide detective hunt while Mumford was with ft prhate agency In New York city. A Finnish mald-ln-waltlng who had spent some years with one of New "fork's first families was wanted badly as a wltnesi In a clll suit InvoltliiB a fortune. She had been plentifully sup plied with money and she had no Idea she was being followed until the New York sleuth accosted her In the 'leading hotel at Tammerfors, Finland This was In dead of a severe winter and the detective found the heavy Fin nish garments ununited to his stle and taste. Only patching and darning could save those he had brought with him Jtumford had settled down In Tammer fors with the conviction that It was going to take a long time to persuade the maid to return to New York. Finally he went shopping and In the privacy of his own room threadetl tho needle and went to It. Patches on the shirt were a rather odd thing for a married man to take home to his spouse after so long an absence. Slen are so thoughtless. Fortunately for JIumford mother-in-law was right there when wine demanded whys and where fores. She certainly did earn tho pralso which her Bon-ln-law cheerfully and un itlntedly gives her. This mother-in-law bravely stood up for her son-in-law against her own daughter and finally convinced tho latter that the explanation of those patches was true to the last word Tears were wiped away and a loving embraco restored peace and trust fulness In the family. "CUT OUT THE BUNK"--SCHWAB Emergency Fleet Head Wants "Soft Pedal" on "Hot Air" "Cut out the bunk, nnd glo shipyard workers less hot air and more of the real human touch,' is Charles M Schwab's prescription for speed-up work at the ship plants. Ho urges the "soft pedal" on bombastic patriotic speeches, slogans and posters. "There is no better agency to distin guish between what's commonly known ' as 'bunk and tho truly encouraging word of the man whose heart and soul are filled with patriotism than the man who actually does the hard work," he said last night on his return here from Washington. "Of course, patriotic ad dresses are gctd, and so aro posters and slogans, but tho thing Is being crassly overdone. Tho men don't want some- ' hody's camouflage pushed down their throats every twenty minutes. They're doing the hard work, ln the sweat of thilr brow, and, believe me, they know what's what.' "The same Is true of 'slogans' and posters. All this 'witty' and 'funny' stuff Is all right for us Americans, who understand it, but what good do you suppose It's going to do the foreign-born worker? Ho doesn't 'get' It at all, I assure you. If you want to reacli these men give them a heart-to-heart talk, or distribute pamphlets In which the neces sity for 'speeding up' Is explained to him ln a clear, comprehenslo and whole-hearted manner." PLAN DOUBLE LAUNCHING Two Ships Will Take Plunge on Labor Day They aro still talking of a double launching at the Uarlan-Bethlehcm yard at Wilmington on Iabor Day ln spite of the delays of the last week due to heat. Boats 49 and 57 will go off tho ways together on that day if It Is up to the men. So say they all. During the hottest days many of tho 'men took a high dive from tho ships Into the river, while others who stuck to the Job until overcome by the heat were carried off. The records for the last ten days show that there is still more than a chance of Khlng- both ships the first dip on labor's holiday. Tho riveters' attendance lust week was tho best tho yard had show n ln months, and all are buckling down to the job ln en couraging fashion. -The weather man may pull down the attendance again and spike the game, but Harlan's men are out to gle their plant a big boost, and nothing, deo can stop them. A DOimi.F, I.AUNC1IINO Is scheduled to line place tomorrow auernoon ai urampa shipyard The affair will be prlvato and will bai followed by another In a week or two. This company hopew to launch a ship about every two weeks from now on. If thk ciikrteb nmrvARu orABns have to vo without their new uniforms on Labor Day thero'll ti trouble for certain members of the ornanlzatlon, who are too at. anyway. One Cheater tailor took the contract to uniform nlnet-odd ''cops" on Labor Day and measured tho men about , two weeks r&to. So many extra etltches -Hi will have to be made, to nciommodate a " lanre. proportion of heavyweights that Borne Ifody la apt to bi disappointed, of course. tht biff fallows can't help belnc over 200. but t , their unaiier bre.th.reu opino mat ho no mora than fair to make th htanu hack, ix an body must wait, u the imftlter ones net their new ruffl rate, the tailor la sweating over hi nnd curling" entirely too mutn cioi. bis fellows to nf hi a contract. make him particular!! pnJTM . Here are om of the men "miw" uoitlri see In uniform whom the little "cops" would eee in unitorm. leaa mlaery on lubor'a holiday: 11 V. Thornaa. I'hlllp J.e craa, uartm Klna-. Jo eph' McAleer, Charlea Miller, Oeoree Hchrant. John O'Neill, B. c. Lloyd. Law rence Iluthea, Uenrffe Hoyd, Thornaa Llnd hay, Ueorg-e Marrs, Monte Fulmer, Jamea Cooper. Fred Widener. Harry Carr. Joseph Todd. Thomas Dohenny. John Worthlngton. Charles HcDermott. Darwin Young-. John Cummlnl. A. K. Adama. E. H. Hhepard. William JUjer. J, Oreenhalgh and II. Squltra. TIUB IS ANITIIIXd BUT the pajcholosl cal time for a ahlpworker to put in u bid for a special railroad coach for family uao, but "Jim" rott. of the toller shop at Cramps ' 'ahlpiard, took a chance. He llkea to go to the uhore for the week-ends, and there are eight little Pottaea to take along. With a all of them hanging on to pop at once, it la hotter for him la ne aeat than It is in the boiler ahop. , Ho I'otts demanded a pri vate coach ani-Dlrector General McAaoo will see what he can do for him. THE MORE MONEY "Sap"' McDermott. ptnda at Crampa' shins ard. apends at the aeaahore the mora money ho fetches home, lie attll haa a roll of twenties which he will carry down again nextHaturday, THE CRAMPS' SIIIPVARII Athletlo Asso elation haa counted IB0O prorlt from the boxing tournament held at bhlbe Park Auguat 1. which It will turn over to the aol. diera' and sailors' fund. The fourteen tlghtrs who volunteered their wallops for the entertainment are each to reoelve a eold medal from the athletlo association ln token of Ita appreciation. "DILI OALLAOHEK. of the Harlan outfit.- has tried every sort of fuel on his car. but after two long hikes back home he Is convinced that John D.'s elixir la tho only thing that will put "pep" In the ateel te3. BHEIJIOK A. HOWEIX and Hoy Duncan, i,oih of the New York ship omes, Camden. an spending- a vacation at Ocean City, N, J., and ara trying to colonics the resort for tho ship company, rHOTOPI.AYS EUREKA OTHAniCCTST. POUGLAS FA1RBJWCS In "BAT. YOUNQ FELLOW KKW-its "'.. CTD'AUTi Qtn. Av, at VEno,E.of Broad rsaJAtai-ira a A v" 'v f- BUSINESS CAREER OF PETER FLINT A Story of Salesmanship by Harold Whitehead Copyright) u?It'iJFJ',,'h,""'. wl" oi'icfr vour tiuslnrs I ?mln,.n '"I''''' "Ulna, attveitliini) awl c(l alt ik. --: wS:.?"""e''"'' '"'". I full jj ..i.o, i VUr vurnt'i name nim ThL..,uii """' be 'toned to all tnquiritn. I WwefV to t;;i,re,..;r '..?,", 'f "T: I hu oVf ' 'frtitenl question will t sent (n ill. ,,."L" ""'""" trill be anu.trtd l?m. .e),"" The "" inttreatlnp prob itort V, vnf?i'rirrun,rW "' U01"1 '"' "" cliXviii T MPT New York at 8 o'clock this 1 morning ind by 2:30 I was at Wal- on0iaTer,lo,"UR(' Mr9.- n"or ls a nnc ou ladj'. She's ono of those tall, stately Women Who" nover ir i-i,mn.1 I .. u- take everything so calmly and matter of fact. She has gray hair and.lt stilts her to a "f and -.ery little color. I- ...-,tl ,-llru er laugn out loud, but she has u kind of oh, I don't know how to descrlbo It a kind of a nuiet smile that means moro than a laugh does from anybody else. If t were only one of those writer chaps I could gu0 quite a good description of the old lady. She is tho kind of a woman that, It jou had no mother of your own, you would choose. Margaret was Just going upstairs to' get dressed for the event nnd, to my surprise, sho came over nnd kissed me. I could feel myself blushing. Mrs. Itlller exclaimed. "Why, the boy !- blushing, Margaret." Margaret patted me on tho check, laughed and tripped upstairs. I am to sleep In Wallace's room to night. They gave me a shakedc-w n on the floor. So Wallace took me up to his room to rest the ceremony was to be at 4:30. We had hardly gotten Into the room w-hen the door was pushed open and Harry lioyntnn rushed ln. "Well, well, well, If It Isn't I'etcr the Hermit !" And ho gave mo a whack across tho bhoulder that fairly stunned me. "How much will jou i-hargo to in suro the seventh life of our cat? I-lke tho whlto lights on Broadway? What kind of business aro ou getting up there? Been on that trip up the Hud ton yet?" "Held on hold on," laughed Wallace, "You'j-e exceeding tho speed limit. I'll hae to throw some -verbal tacks in front of you and get you punctured." "I suppose you aro still with Marsh & Fclton?" I nsked. "I am with them, but not -very still something doing every minute. Isn't there, Wallace?" , Wallace grinned and said: "What do jou think of this fellow, Peter? Had a chance of being made buyer for car pets and turned it down." "Sure, I turned It down. I am making more money as a salesman than I would get as bujer. You seo, wc sell on com mission In carpets, and I havo a bunch of mighty flno folks around Boston who always como to mo when they want to buy carpets. Well, Peter " My, what a bunch of live nerves Boyn ton Ib! "Conio and weep on my shoulder, old ehari come cm. You'ro In the same boat as I am, ou know. You were one of the also rans. weren't you. with Marca ret? What do jou say if jou nnd me Just give Philip a rat-poison cocktail then we'll order plstcls for two, coffee for one and then tho winner bag the -gurl'? I wanted to commit suicide when she threw mo down. What happened to jou, Peter?" I had noticed In looking carefully at Henry that he was getting very gray and that he had a tired look about him. Of course, I alwhj'u knew ho was sweet en Margaret Itlller, but I guehs it lilt him worso than It did mo when she do elded to marry I'hlllp Tlogers. I guet-sed that he hadn't gotten over It yet and that his Joking was Just put on. I had been undressing during this time. becaUHi I felt tired nnd was going to lie down for a half hour and get tome rest before dressing for the cere mony. I threw mj-telf on tho bid, and Henry said: "Sa-, Wallace, can you como downstairs? Phillips (who is the manager at the kitchen goods depart ment at the store, jou know) Is down stalrn and wants to speak with you." "Kxcuso mo a minute, old chap, will j oil?" And a moment later I was alone. Killer's house, an old-fashioned one, used to be a farmlwuso until the section grew up. Where the old barns used to be is a row of two-family houses. A long I- which used to belong to the house has been torn down for some years and nn apartment house rests one foot, as it were, on tho old ground. On tho other side there is another house similar to Killer's, while opptyslto Is another row of two-family houses. Wallace's room was formerly a part of the lobby leading to the old L. since tern down. Ills sister's room Is next to his There aro two doors leading to Wallace's room, one from the, present landing and the other from Margaret s room. That door haB over It a hugo transom, which happened to be open. 1 suddenly heard a suppressed giggle riioTorLAiH The Stanley Booking Corporation THE fc-llowlng theatres obtain their pictures through the STANLEY Booking Corporation, which ls a guarantee of early showing of the finest produc tions. All pictures reviewed before exhibition. Ask for the theatre In your locality obtaining pictures through the STANLEY Booking Corporation. AlU.a.l-..., 12'h- Morris Patiyvink Ave. Alnambra Mat. Daily at?: kv. umm. MABEL NORMAND In "THE VENUS .MODEL" A Dfll I 11 S2D AND THOMPSON STS. ArULLAJ MATINEE DAILT BESSIE RARRIr-CALK In "MAalAMfci VVU 1 inrAPilA CHESTNUT BEL. 10TI1 A.-'l-'.-L 10 A. M to 11:15 P. M, I i u- oaiiaL-iTltxa 1 W. flHlKKITH'S THE OIlEAT LOVE" ni I ICDIDn BROAD STREET AND BLUEaDlKIJ -SUSQUEHANNA AVB. MAIIEIa NORMAND In 'Till. VENUS MODEL'' T--ll-Dt7CC MAIN ST., MANATUNK EMPRESS MATINEE DAILT QEOROE WALSH in "THE KID IS CLEVER" FAIRMOUNT M&ff.58,. 20th OIRARD AV. CONSTANCY TAlJiawi'fl, in "QOOD NIOHT, I'AUI." FAMILY "T'Sr.'-'l.ilSuSi? 8t WALLACE HE1D ln VVAI, .All. I.E.' i ill "A FIUEKLY OV FRANCE- CilTU CT THEATRE nlow Sprues 56TH SI. MATINEE DAILY .. ALICE BRADY in "WAII'S" GREAT NORTHERN ".asV! MADOE KENVEDY In "THE SERVICE bTAR" IMPERIAL X.hV,vJ. ?T8v WILLIAM FARNUM In "WHEN A MAN SEES RED" LEADER 4l8T AM!rAnAD8aTiiVR Ava fPllSHINO'S CHUHADERH THEATRES OWNED AND MANAGED BY MEMBERS OF THE UNITED EXHIBITORS' ASSOCIATION nrl .iiH1T eH AOOVla MAlUUtT JDCaIlVlVl-i 1 WM. S. HART BLUE BLAZES RAWDEN" CEDAR eoTH' CBDAB AVENUB Marguerite Clark ' "i"'8 POI ISFUM Markt Bet 80th 60Ux "We Can't Haye Everythbg" nt and then a strange girl's Mtlce some friend of Margaret's say, "Do jou ' icei nervous "Not a bit," said Margaret. "Well, has that sweet boy come I down7" j "Hush, my dear, they are In the next room." "No, they areVt I Just heard the door slam and two sets of footsteps go I downstairs, so there Is none next door." I Then I heard the door creak and Mar garet's olco saying, ( ome along In, mother dear, and help me " lot nf erenerat cmicrsatlon fritlnuoil , lot or general ccrsaiion ic wow ea ( Th.v hffr.n to talk nersonallv about me -..- - -- . -- i and then my name was mentioned again i I wanted to cough so they would know I was there, hut I dared not, for then they would know I had been listening I wanted to shut the transom, but T de cided that the only thing for me to do to lie still and forget what I heard I , ssoon as possible. L J, don.t tlllnk X S'ia" "" frBCt ,hat j ' 1 1 j TODAY'S ntlSlNESS KFIGIIAM A mrm can pel a job on hin front, but it takes backbone to hoUl it. What does this mean to oi? ilusiness Questions Anwcrcil Some tlmo neo I noticed nn nrllcle In the paper about civilian, flrst-clam inei hanl. s of nil kinds wanted "behind tho lines" cf thu United Mates army. Will von Itlndlv Inform mo where to anplj Hnd If it still stands itood? A J u. On to tho nearct recruiting olllce and Inquire for membership In special en-1 ginecrlng riRimem. I have taken n nrfat Interesl Itf jour dally niUentures of I'eti r l'llnt I nm put line- thiM mhltorVtn vmi frunkh. and 1 1ip1Up. v.Uh yourjetpcrienco. sou miy bo ablo tn htp m , . I I am tpniyl)c jenrt old nnd mnrrnvl , and hftp ono child 1 Bm a Kood illlntr wnrkor, but unmfhnw I run not rniuuipp tn . net atuns I'm trlne to itibVp decent wages to HUpport niy fmllv and nnslf I Htn a cradunt. nf ti I'rrrirh inmnirrclnl roll'!:'' and tnnt of my xnrk ha boon n shlpp.nc rlrrk nr Mlllnir but tho yiikp nro not muth nnd I know no tntd. Hut iinrP a fmv mntithn back I'm ntudnlns; tnlTIc manaKnicnt In lh few sparo hours I liae at hninn "ry day Now. plasn trlt mr. am I do.ntr th( rlaht thlntr by tnv f.imlly In stutUlne llk thl , nr, in nthr words, do ou lM1lfe I could ttfpr mtiplf ln nnnthrr nonltlou whera 1 cpnld host sell in nnrr? I To tfll th( truth I am wonitInirn dm ctiitrd and an I mv vlf. I'm now worklnir 1 an Rhirpinu' ciTK tor iu a wtk nn. an that thrpe mut iKc. a r I think vou uro mnltlti? n vvlso myvo In stuilvitiR tr.tnic imuiuKCiiient There la now a llvelv dciiinnd fcr traf- flc manaceri anil it Ii n crowing field l uiiiiK ii wi.iii.i linn'"'".' i'"." . " put a small nil In the paper. Fay, about I think It would pniluiiiiy pay you to ,,..vt- v..... .-. .. ....rt -'- - "IT", , npiistnnt trauic nianiiKcr, nn u view tu bccomlnK tralllc lnan.iuer. You don't sav nnvlltlnsr ahout inir present firm. If It It a bis concorn, r of working up Is there pot a possibility ln that orcanlnitlon? It often pavs to go frankly to one's i employer and iay to him Fomothlng like I this: "I havo hecn with you for nirnn . time and am Renins only JIG a wick ls It my fault I nm not netting more"' I I am a married man and It is prettvl haid to mnnnce on 116 a week. Will you ten mo vvnat to UO lO Bet Ilioru monev'" If thev mv thev cannot ,eo their way clear to- giving you more monev, all oti f can do Is to thank them and then hunt i around for another Job. It may also possibly pay you to vv rile a letter to the leading Jobbing houses nnd manufacturing concerns in our town and tell them you haa Ktn.ll.il trafllc management and have had prac tical experience for a number of years, nnd havo thev an onnortunity for a man who wants tn make irood and who is willing to "deliver tho goods" If glvui Hie. nnnortllnllv It may he that cmc rensori for your noniuccess Is a lack of a good personal ity. Ho other peoplo naturally llko you? Or do they take no notice of you at all? A study of salesmanship would prcrbably develop our personality so that jou would get on better with other pt-ople. A good Unfile manager, of course, should know something of accounting. Why don't you go to tho Y. M. i . or somo night school and tako u course In elementary bookkeeping? 1 know It would he hard work to do on tho stinll salary ou get. but I believe you viould llnd it an investment and not .111 tx. pense. Now, I want to help you all I can, and If this Information doesn't start you on the right track, don't hesitate tu write me again With tho number of men of jour ago being drafted, your chances aro much Increased, and I feel quite confident In Fnjlng that you should within thirty tlavR find somo concern who would be glad to ubo you ln Us shipping depart ment nt a higher salary than jou are now getting. Others aro doing It every das ; so can j'ou. tinder separate cover I send j'ou tho names of some business books to read. Harrhburg Lieutenant Urowncil Ilnrrlsburir, Aug 1G Lieutenant Daniel K Attlcks, of this cltv. a recruit ing ofllcer for tho United States army at Kort Thomas, Ky and troop dispatcher at that place, was drowned In tho Ohio Hlver, according to word reaching his family here. Lieutenant Attlcks was In tho regular army for twelve years. Thn body will bo brought hero and burled with full military honors. PHOTOPLAYS 333 MARKETnHA"iY:T3AP PEnsitivri't. CHUSADEIt.S MODEL ;S!n toon.. TEMLTv.g'oB.T, DOLL,E8" PALACE 1214,nMAArUtE.T STREET CLAKA KIMlKA YOUy- n5 V' "THE CLAW" PRINCESS 'a0',?, i'A.vK.5T "TllBBT ix. MITCHEI.i LEW S !"'" R "' "NINE-TENTHS OK THE LAW- REGENT MARKET 8T. Below 1TTII Francis .AJ. ". I.W nl.'ft DIAI Ti OERMANTOWN inn.,,. "' COSTANCEV.M,AEC,f T. "QOOD NIOHT rUuiV' ! RIVOLI 62D AND m THEDA HARA ,""u" "" "CLKOPATRA" RUBY ffVWsT? MAE MARSH In M. -Alala WU.VIAN'V SAVOY "" "AJPKETSTREKT ,JV V ,-r l A.M. to Mldn HARRY MOI1EY lii to llldnl.tt AUL4 A1A1N STANl FY MARKET ABOVE 10TH O 1 A1X1C I ll-IB A. Uf. to 11-15 VU 15 P. M. NORMA TALMA DOR In "THE SAFETY CURTAIN' VICTORIA "M'Kffirfa-,? TO TIT.T. VV1T1T . "TO HELL WITH THE KAISER" FRANKFORD 1715 y" ENID BENNETT in 'The Vamp IUMB0 ?,t0'T,ST-..t aIARO AVE. J Wifiuv-v Jumbo Junction on Krankford LM ROY STEWART ln -payino , " ' ---! HIS DEBT'' I riTI IQT 6SD "D LOCUST STREETS Sesaue Hayakawa ln D7u,fcI2..0' NIXON HUW-! xrar'n. "TaS a KIMTATIONAT. "nth Sexes MISS HART'S Training School for Kinder- KiirinrrH. .imnj uniniit !.. I'l.un. junior. i Senior A nuiuftl i'oumm, .Primary n.eth- riifa PrnnIlM t.'U,l....i.n. II.Mk.llli. Otii. . i-rnrnro iMniirrcanen iiotnMiKe iu i dentff res denre For nHr.1mitis.rn mlri dr- ' lalile T. Illnmn, I'rln., .1000 Vinlnut S,,rhllu, ' nnit Women nail fllrls QVT.nnRooR. pa. Miss Sayward'. School for Girl,,"- rhll,,.. !. ColleR. prep and sefreurui ' rournpK uunmr ana .Mu-icai liepia Ainitlira i woine-nc nrienrp i flmage caiin ror pupna ln 'ala nwI Merlon nn Vnnei Mt!,s JAN.RT 8ATvAnD. Principal. M'MMKB KKSORTS ATLANTIC TITY. K. J. HOTEL CHELSEA KVTmn block OF ockan front iT'lMVMAPg i- a .-Zj I KAj NUKH-ATLANTICCITn I IOMlJSGITFH0fniSUQCRvS i .l-l-yi"-""! j 11 i .. fc L .. Westminster IV &"'. ".'J1 'V , .,.,- 8I ,.fr'.naths running water. !1L'U0 up weekly. I2BII un.rtally. , i-ham niiiiBE i HOTEL B0SC0BELjX near AzzA Kro. plan. Pkjl. aIVJo'x wiLmyoop. n. j. NEW SHELDON wii.iwood'a m o s t , 3"n Kiev prlvato lmths. rooms en suite, bklt Auto 1) J Woods. Own manacrment EDGET0N INN -'c" ''?,c,h- ,cp 250. J Albert Harrla. Trop. ?Lr.f:Jvr,J.Yi2f:i Chalfotlto J?",,", view: excellent tabl.T vuauuiiMi Booklet. E. BLUNDIrJ. , THE ALVYN Conv loe. Itoomi with mn'g water. Uklt A Tamer. S14 Urlnhton I'laca AOIIliRY I'ARK. N SH0TEL mm. BW rZTrtfz&ar? jriOROAN 6-pARSOr HBAsinie rvitn. .v. THE MANHASSF.T Directly on the ocean front. Capaeltv soo Booklet. II ROSS TIIRNHR Proa HI'KI.Ml 1,1KB IIKVt II. . J. Tl Shorehflm &PrInB Ike Iieach, 1 e onorciiam New Jer " i Located on the lake: two blocks from oeea-i j bathing nrach k k. rpanoeniiuiui. Prop ' I r.ssiNOTOX. Ta. -, s I Oil the Delunnrr r.f. TlIHCUm Inn J"rJ '& Mo i Ti.a -ri t-iis ..nveKii vtuioa ui llnnrs VA KIIN Elf ill.I.r.. P. ' SUNSET HALL !".n "" " v.nr . ., s n,u, ,,., , 0J'J,J,r!V STKWISIIII'S JACKSONVILLE N.N ll IIDSTIIN Phllnr'e'n'" to ti ,unn nnd tneksnnv'lls for all points South Phllidelphiu to Itos ton. for all New EnBMtid' points. I'umspo. er or rrmni iiii aurni. Tier tn, ft. I'lne Ht. Tel. I omliard 1D00. I MFBCIIANTf. t MINEHS' rnANH. to. n wnvn I e PRIVATE nnnrincr LESSONS c O i-ancing j,5 I The CORTIISOZ SCHOOL. Mirrored Stndlni 1S20 Chestnut St. Uay ft l.ve Ijjeiist a,M. 1 A Tl.vt iu.it nut kvkry mill catljs Allen Maraaret B llMwrley Jns L.. Jr. I.lllacnre. Charlos D. I.v If ; .Matilda Me'laskiy, Marl" M. MU.ar.ej. Alien V Milntvre. barnh M. MN.im.,rn Nelllu J'flli'ii lames H M Her Ellen Mllehell John M viulliMihaupr. C 1' Muhloon John p I'uneoi.st rnmcis Park Matilda I'nleth. Wllliiun P. r-avenn Marv 11 Chsmbrrs Anna T. Clausen. C J. Connolly, .Tame i rnwlo. Yviirrcn A. Tiallctt, ("lira D-illn -Illehl. Elizabeth Doushcrty. Jennie lioiiBhty. Isabeh Doyle. Patrick Duncan John U. Dunn John Kltl-patrlck Jnmea II. Vna-o- .Tna4enll K Illltenhousp William Fonnan. John L Fox Anno A . , tlandv Ellzab. !h C. oeltz, I.nima I tlordon J tin H Gotwols Ilachel il ilt.avi's Einmu Itallman. Abram 11 Hartley, lllchard J Harvev. Maraoret c. ini'n "ii'inil f-mjth. Wllliim J 'innpii vi trr I, Starkbouse It I Stelsauf. Auausta Stepliensnn E fitumm. Wllhelmlna Sweenev. Edward J. Trultt. Sarah Ttson Marl L Vlrclen. Sadie c Vonelrt Mary Rodders Walker. Thomas Warden John C Warren llettlo Woolley. 'Ihomas Young. Conatanco HaverlcamD, win. it Hocuet Anna Hollamr r;nranein j. Huhlc) (,enrae W laiaa Plchsrd K Kerrlean. Marraret Koch. Clirtstlan .,,lcft.. , ,. -,,,,. ., ,. . Itred 1. ( arson. Sr. Ineo ottl Tlel-aide. ?"d to'1? '"Vl'eil tu funeral Sat. H .'111 a . 'L. .-., .'.. ',.a .c'?,I"n requiem miss St. l.iisabetli a Church 10 a. m. Int " . rots t em . . . . ,..,,AMiiFR''-Elahtli Month, rourlh-dav i ith. ANNA T. widow of David J Chnin- hr- Sort .-. iIH iia Viol.-) tiAi.nTtt .i.t 17th. London (rou Meeline IlniiKe. rhnaior ount, Pa, -' p in I'rlcndsi tnav oall rfsldfnrw of arrtn J Dean. 7100 Oxford uf., Kok t'hafi .Sixth-day c Trains loat ururtd i, .taiion r. uit ior Aondale. Con vejHt.cf lll bn in waltlns CLAUSKN" Arnr 14 CimrSTf.PMPT T huiband of lat Cathfrlne A. Clauncn Itela men unci irifnoa iniieii to runeral. Mon . H a m , ai(i OHrrett l Solemn hlnh innpi" of requiem Church of tho Sacred lUnrt D 30 a. m Int Holy Cross Cem Auto Herlr CON'NOT-IYV Auc. H, JAMHS. husband of late Marv Connolly, Relative.- and friends St MI. haelH T A. B. Society. In cited to funeral. Pat., S.'to n m.. 1547 N Marlno st. Solemn requtm mass St, Mai achy's Church 10 a ni Int. New Cathedral Cem. Autn funertil. cuowl.i;v Am: in wakrkv a pon of Arthur W and Catherine Crowlev 'nireii 24 HeUthtK and friends Invited to funeral nut, n-ou . nt , j iuniif ni parents 3 N. Dewey st , V T'hlla Hlffh mass of re quiem Church of Our I.idy of the Ronnry 10 a m Int. HoU Cmsu (Vm Auto service DAIIaCTT .uir 14 CHltA imht.. late John nnd Virginia Dallett. funeral uerlr and Int private uwia in me rorono Mountains. Auff 14. WILUAM II PVVIb formerly of Jen kin town Ii Helitfes ant! friends !nltrd to funeral serwees In HatlKiro llaptlst r-huroli. Hat.. 2 SO p m. Int. Hatboro llantlit liurjlnir Ground, DEVLIN KilUiI in nrl (nn. TlatM. -. Marne, IrancA. Julv in. tth 10th Tnf . i o A, son or Catherine llavey and late John Deilln, of tllR X Markoe st Relatives and friends, soldiers and marine, inWted tn solemn mnpi of requiem frr tho repose of his soul Hat ,0am Our Mother of Sor rows Church. 4Sth nnd I.ancantor ave. DIi:HI Aujr. 1A RMZAI1I5TII. widow of William H, Dlehl .ured 77 nral services at 122 W Homerse t Sat . S p. m. Fur- thr rvlrfi at Quskertnn n, V on SunrtftV DOUOHKRTT ut in. JHNNin. widow of William H, Doushertv, acrd fifl Uela tlves find friends Invite 1 to funeral serv ices, Fr! . 7 10 p m . 042 Monmouth st,, Gloucester Cltv N J. Int, Private, at. mnrnlmr Ml Deasant Cem. Mlllvllle, jf. J. norOHTY At Atlantic Cltv AutV 14 IBAItl'l! nlfe of Thomas L Douphty and daughter of lat Frank and Ktlza Watson aiied 47. Helatles and friend invited to funeral serUres, 12 8. Indiana ave.. Atlan tic City, feun , 1 p. m. int. Pleasantville srm DOYI.n Aug PATRICK, husband of Annie Povle Relatives and friends st Domlnlck's Ileneficlal Society. Invited to funersl. Sat , H 30 a ni residence of son-In-law, John J Sands. 2073 13 Venango st Solemn requiem mass st Joachim's Church 10 a in. Int. St. Domlnlck's Cem. Auto funertl , DUNCAN. Aug Iff. JOHN 11.. son of James P. and Laura Duncan, aged 18. Relatives and friends Invited to services Sun . 2 30 p. m . 2040 N 20th t. Int Ar lington Cem. iTlenda may view remains Sat eve . IWNN At Rrlstnl. Pa.. Aug. II, JOHN DUNN, aged CA. Relatives snd friends In vited to funeral, parlors of 11 s. Rue. 325 Mill t . Iirlstol. Pa.. Hat., n a. m. High Mans St. Mark's Church, 10 a, rn. Int. St. Mark's Cem F1TZPATRICK. Aur. 14. JAME3 II.. husband of lata Mary C. I'ltspatrlck. Fu. nera! Sat.. 7'30 a in. 2230 Spring Garden t. Folemn mass of requiem Ht. Francis's Church 8 a, m. Relative and friends, all societies of which he was a member. Invited. Int New Cathedral Cem. Auto funeral FOQO Suddenlv, Aug. 13. JOSEPH K., son of Samuel and Catherine Fog. Rela tives and friends. Jr. Order Holy Nam. So ciety ot St. Stephen's Church. Invited to funeral. Sat,, 8 30 a. in., parent.' residence. 8508 N. Watts st Solemn requiem high mass St. Stephen' Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Auto funeral. FORMAN At residence of son-in-law. Mr. Lauthlln F. McNeill. 11 E U Cross, ave. Lansdowne. Pa., Au. 15. JOHN K. FORMAN, aged 9. Notlc. of funeral later. Oliver II. Balr Bid., 1M0 Chtnut t. trnvAiiir 14. ANNA A., wife, of TM. &i, sswwitimtmjia AtTVV a .. .r Arr, . ,.--,. a , I1CI.1 tie mi pr.i.ilf and Vears OKI vi . a . f .eiiuij- ne-,r ('nil- 'High WngCS StftdV WOrk of (leo'rln Tiienr..i,.X.r,A.Ii?'nl;Tn' w,,f.'' Mil CHELU Aub 11. fomierlv of 2(11.-. ""lelpbU rrotistant preferred P 72d Led- Arply at on". Sl,l v.,,ii pl'1nl'.;,llcp.,n 0Mrt' P. N 13th st JJOHN M, husband of Mar- "r Office. ' MIDVAir Trn , 4N'D ORnNsNCE frnd,a.nR;'r.rd 'to M. Ti S R'u'r't Vesp'ir''V.O W? SSS S& CLRWlTWork In faeiaSTln N E. s-ctl . " 'VoDvVovr. Rtrr.r 'PLANT R l'r.. 'iliF'c ' im'riitr'rv'' !Tl,l!', 1! ln. K't Private Mt Vernon Cem Rcmilns to 11 a in. IfllN V Mth st " ionf'TOilll.!;. '.,"n .n" b.' U"T'1 lrl' 8 to 10 p tn .-.uto I rHILVDEI.PIllV OFEICES MirV. Kte-J aifrSlil.l.I,i"r-ali jSS.'-WM'r.rtwi.aTr-,... ., r-ir.Mn.r-i CLERK ! Vt'oodland vc-, nrl. Island road niUTns Hancock st Solemn requiem maun St Ml " ' ln'- " Lr" -" - (SANDY Auc U rt Ocean Cllv, N J PI 17A 111'IMT n I vnr .J 0 ..14... t.i.iAAiiian i- ua.mh, rk si w mow, of Thorns U llnndv ltelntfoi nml frit-nil l Invited to fiinornl nervloen. Sm,ll3A in , Cnhary IJaptlst Church. South HeaMIIt. OAnitETSON At New Tlninawlplr N J Auk H. JKNNir:, vtte of llllisrl II. Oar-! K,?ffi;?.Td,, "Mlffr W M-aViS ! ". ..V:'"'" Qarret.on. Tufljtown, Pa. Int. -... uumiia, Aiur i. i..mma i' (ioi;iT (neo Sell), wife of .TAhn E floelty Ilela, thes and friends, Itulh Home No 3D. u. of A : Cha-nnlon Council, No 8 D of I... Invited to funeral services. Sat, 1 30 t. m., 1-T.3 Tulip at. Int private North Cedar Hill Cem. Trlends may view remains Trl , 8 to 10 p m. oonnov aub is. John ir nonnox huahnmi uf Mary A tlordon (nee Johnson), aged 41 Relatives and friends Young Americans Council. No 407 o of I A . nnd vv aehlnclon Camp, o 313. p o 8 of '. --"' t'""'"""''"! "amde" $mj nPt i'n'neV," lVm n",,n",, n,ay "'"' ' acrru or. -aw is nxninr. n . dauSh. tr of liorEe nri, Annn t; cotnois iged 87. iteiniiM-s Him irirnii- i nnin ITrshMerlan hunh nn.l Hubhilli SiM,nl facultv nf t'.eoruo 1. Horn Public S hool Invited to runer.il services Sat p n. parents' "real den e '11117 lTankford av Int nrlvate. tV-A'sAu,. ,4 ra,A f- !f', SnfffrfeffiyaffeT.V,!, 1' Mew. fin rtela. nernl Rnniraa at 2 n m resldpnirt nf flr-mi-, ak. worth Sftsl JlnrBaret st Trankford Int. Oikland Cem Hem tins ma be viewed l'rl.. s to m r m. AilL- 1.1 AnfTA-VT tl lmnbantl of Marrle V llillmim aped 42 Helatlves and frlenil-j Invited to funernl serv Ices LM7 H Mnln si .'I'hnenlivlllo Tn . Hat , S p m Int prlvato Morris lem , Phoenix vllle, I'a. HAini.r.T Killed In anion In rr-inee, Jui tn. niriiArtn joskph haiiti.kt! hnsbaml of hllrabeth and sot of Itlchard and 15ll7abeth Hnrtlej Helutllea and friends In vited to military mani at rtiurch of the Ulced Virgin Jlary, Uarbj, Pa , Sat . 0 30 a in iMitvnv-vub n MAnnAW-.Tr hah- VRV Ineo i'lillllps) wife of lohn II IHrvev llelallxe- and frlemls ln Itoil to funeral, Sat R 30 n m 5IJ1 I.inllou st , W Phi n. ulemn innis of lequlem Church of Our l.mly of Vlitnrv in n m Int Cathedral i 'em Auto servUe HAVKIIKAMP ludlenl. Anr 1!t Kir. 1.1AM K. husband of Owendolwi Hnverkamp ineo Lewis) son nf Acnes and lute Henry ' iniii-rnniiiii icuiiiirs anu irienns (lenerni ' . W Hancock Council. No .I'm. O of I A Ellis Camp No 9 Sons of Veterans: Stonemen's Fellowship of 43d Ward. Invited to funeral services, sat . 2 p m . 4t'.l N. Mirvlne, st Int prhate, Northwond Cem. I trlends may vlei rem-iins Trl eve IIOnt'El Ave. 14 ANA vMfe of Wll Hani II Hoirliet tnee Moellc-rl Ite'alltes and I trlends lnvlttd to funeral Sat. 8 30 a ni . 2227 N Howard st Solemn requiem mass 1 t hurch of the Vlsllntlon 10 a. in. Int. Old itiinrurai em auio runcrai HOLLAND Aua- 14 LMZAIIETH .T . wife of t.torKo Holland Funeral from resi dence. Church rd . Cllndiwn Pa , Sit.. 2 t m Int private. Lutheran Cem. Ardmore, iit'ULrjr aub 14 ni:onni! waiidi.h son of Marv and Inle loeph E Huble aBed 4n Itelitlves and frlemls emplmes of hlBh lucssure putnplnir station llelnw ire nve nnd liar,, st I'hllailelnlili Water Deo-irlnient Inv led to serv cen. Sit . 2 p ni . .1321 Ludlow I "' ln Private I rl.nds irnr t.ill I'irl . 7 tu n n m tOVCE Am- 1.1 RK'HVRD KENNETH , JOYCE Lon of John J hiiiI Marv L Jovce naeil 111 Relathf-s and friends tnv lterl to I funeral servloes Sat 2 p. m 1250 N 5Cth 1st Int. nrlat. Auto funeral. Friends I mm' rati Frl eve I KERRIGAN -AUc 1.1 fVROARET wlfs ! of lohn Kerrlcan Relatlvps and friends Invltml to funeril f-at. s 3(1 a m, m Musffrave st C.erniantnwn Solemn mass of requiem llolv Cross Church 10 u, m Int Holv Sepulchro Cem KOI'II A lie I CIIRI'.TI VN. son of Inle I hrlstlan and Citharlno Koih Due notlre nf funeral villi bo ctven from 70!) V Glraril " l.II.LAOORE -Aue IT.. CHARM'S D . huslnnil of l.thel I l.lllairore (nee llrlfntb) and son of Marv and late Ellas I.lllarore, iiR-ptl -I ReliillioB and friends Rlrhmond l.nilKe Nn 230 I' nnd A M all societies of whlrh ho was a member nnd einnlnes of Wm Crnmp hhlp and Enttlne llullillni; Co . Invited to funeral servlrei Sat ' p tn . 3"i2S Jasper st Int Greenwood (K of P.) Cem I.VI.E (nee Olldeal Sudrlenlv Aub 14, MA'III.DA wife of James P I.vle Rea tiles nnd frluuls Invited to funeral Sat S P. ni.. Kn-VJ Thompson Bt Int Jit. Mo rltli Cem Remnlns inav be viewed Trl.. S to 10 p ni Auto serilce MiCI.ASKEY AUK 12 MARIE MI1.NER, daushter of Georire and Marlon McClaskov need 2-' llel.illves nnd friends members nf I'lrst Kenslnaton Presbvterlan Churrh and uiidtv School Invited to funeral. Stt . 3 . in reuldenie of Ptrnls 202(1 Memnhla l Int prlvtte. Macnolla Cem. Trlends mav I lev remains Vrl 8 to 10 p in I MiGAltVEY Alls 11 ALICE V rliush- ler of Dinlil I and Alice M.iltriev die.. , IlwNerl aced 111. Relitlies and friends In- HANK CI ERK 2 bookUeepers. In an uptown lle.l tn funeral Mon. S in a ni i-trents' Institution: toud reference P 720 I,d vesl.lnnee. 412 h 21. Ill Bl -.nletnii hmh ni IKS I per Office of requiem Ht. Patrick's Churi.li 111 a m t - lilt ll"lv i ross Com i Illl.l. cl KItK one fiuilllar with I. (' Smith vl.-INTV.lt. Auc 13 SARAH M ivlfn typewriter pnod opportunity for adluuce of lluifli Milntjro (me l"uIton) tnd daunli. I ip. nt Applv 2-t4 S Irh at tl.LrKllll-1 Hltu itur lliiia;il J-IJIlll jltilntlvea ""d frlnds luilttd tn funeril ...i.u a,f I :ill ii mi r. i.l.lnnou .-.f niotli.r 2SU7 N Print st. Int .North Cedar Hill 1111 AUIO IUIIlT.il 111 A II.1I1A iiuk .-.l.l.l.l. nil Ol Aulo sen Ice. ME1 I.EN Auc 14 JAMES lilo Robert V and Elizabeth ItelttUes and friends Invited eon of iaieiien neralicH. Sat . 1 p in r.tildenco rails iiriirainsuuiiuiTOii.. .in pr.- mi pri '"Jui.A-R-Aug IS ELLEN widow of David Miller Relatives and friends Invited services .lion - VI p m . alius spring- C . husband of Idii aiollenhauer Itclitlies ' i a f.i,.a a .t.n..A. v ni meir'bera of 3.-.1 Waul li. publlcin Club, in' t It.u to funeral aervkm, Mon 2 .10 p m I .nnu husquehanna ave Remains may be iieiie.lSiin K , vn i.doon Suddenly Aug II JOHN p husband nf Mary H Mul.loon (nee nuvaiuu. Jteiauves ana rripnus. j.eagu. tn tli.. s.lf.rt,l .Irtart fnvlfo1 fr, fiinpr.it. Sit . s HO a in, fitm Osage ae AV Phlln Sol emu mass of requiem Ctiunh of the Tran iltruratton 10 u, in. Int. Holy Cross C'cm. Autn er lec PANTO A ST At "Wood, town. N J. sud denly FUANCIK WILL HI PAM'OAST Itclatl es and friend. inlted tn funeral ....... !.,.. t,i .. . i ,v.. i... nriiHCS, riur urn ill kit IIUIIIU U f , L Charloito R 1'ain.oant 1JH N -Main st UonJlmin N J Int I'rlenils Uurlul OrounJs Wooclatown. N. J . hi t -' P m l'VRK Auir 15 ilATH.U wlfA of HubU 11 Park anil daushier nf laia Wlnl had and Rllzabelh .N'.icle Relatives und irienns uiviien io funeral, .lion . n a m.. husbands reslJcnef .114 Rlde ale Falls, nf .schuvlklll. llluli mass ,t Ilrldnefi i hur h 1130 a. in. Int. Westminster Cem. friends milled to .funeral. Mon . 8 a m.. .Viitn funeral. POIKTII Au in. wiltiam r. Im-i-hand of Henrietta Polth tne Flreslnwer) iped o7 I tela tlves nnd friends rtrldesburu I.nitce o S7. I f O F nt Ia . tf nt ten i oa,- .o, i, v it ) Jt mu canople Stimn No. CI L' ' II M , em plojes of i'harles Lennine Ch"mlcu Cot, In ited to funeral hun., 'J p. pi son-ln law, s resl lent e 2742 Uridte st Hrldehurp. Int Pn ubjterlan Church Grounds HUhmond Ind papers copy. KhKVK Auir i4, at Ilernardsville, MRY ulilow of Thomas Reeie and mother of illss Catharine Reeve of IlernardsMUe. and John r Reeie, It li nf Lancaster, ra in her S5th ear. Funeral sen ices at her late home on b'aturday. at 2 30 p m and at lhe Presbitertan Church Rasklnc Ridso. at 1 n m Int Presbj-terlan Cem Rn ti;.miijumij Auir. 14. wu.i.iaai husband of Mary C I.eddy Rlttenhouse and son of Itte Charles and Matilda Rlttenhouse Reiatues ana mends intited tn funeral serv ices !at 2 10 p m . Oil Klnesley st.. 0r. mantoiin Int nt Ivy Hill iCem. .SMITH Au 14. KIlMI'NP VIOUCRS son of Jonathan and Margaret R. Smith and grandson of Thomas nnd Anna J Viguers. aged J Relatlles and friends lntlted to funeral serilce.. Hat., 1! p m . residence of parents 4UJ0 Rrown st Int private SMYTH Aug 13. WILLIAM J .SMYTH Funeral Sat , 3 p. in 216 H. 20th St. Int prlvaie 1 Mlwnr.N On Aur 14. WAI.TI.R U son1 of Walter 1. anil Alice riowiien Mien Nnel den). aged 2 sears 11 months. Relatives and friends Imlled to funeral services Sat 2.10 preuaell, at parents' lesldeuce. 442 K. 1 lora st Int. private Cdenivood Cem Re- I mains nisi he viewed Frl eve.. 8 to 10 bTACKIIOUSK At Rivertnn N. J . Aug l.-i 1IKNJAM1N 1" hTACKHOUSC, aged 84 Relatives anu irienus inviien to runeral servic.s Sat. 3 10 p ni . Odd relloivs' 1 Cem ihanel Medford N. J. 1 MTKIIIAUF Suddenlv Aug. 15, AUGUS TA STBlOAtT 2146 N 8U1 st . wife of John Stelgauf Notice of funeral later hTKPHKNSON AUB 13. KMALINB wife nf Samuel Stephenson and daughter of late Strati A and I.divard w Jones Pels- I tlves nnd friends Invited to funeral services, I Sun. 8 P. m 2400 8. Camao st. Int. Mt I Moriah Cem uemains may im viewed Hat , from 7 to 10 p. m. Aulo service. STUMM Aug. IS. WII.IIEI.MtNA. wif. of Frederllk Stumm. aged SU. Funeral serv ices and Int. at convenience of family Sun., residence of son-in-law. Robert IT Whiteside. 2S3 Dupont st. Roxborough. Friend may call Hat. after 7 p. m. HWEKNBY. Aug 15. EDWARD J hua band of Kate C. Sweeney, aged M. Rela tives and friends. Holy Name Society of Holy Angels' Church and Kt. Laurence Council. K. of C Invited tn funeral. Mon.. n a. m . Haines St. and York road. Oak I.ane Solemn requiem mass at Holy Ansels' Church 10 a. m. Int Holy Sepulchre Cem. Allentown papers please copv. ..Auto funeral TRUITT. Aug .14. SARAH, widow of Sharp Trultt and daughter ot lata Nelson ind Thlllls Harris. Relatives and friend Invited to funeral. Sat.. 2 P. m . residence of Oeorg. W. llarrac.. Dupont st.. Roxborough. Bervlcea Oalllle. IJaptlst Church S p, m. Int. Leverlniton Cera. yrlends may call rn. eve rlenns may can rn. eve , . I TYSON. Au. IS. MARIE X., wife of Eil arJ.T. TysotAJr, RflUtf nd .Uyf war Invlt r , I iU'afV ZiZZBT ... T.. J.anBBSSSjiSJBU llnrrv McNamnri and dallKhter of Mnrv Ihla Is n aood npportunltv tn secure n per- and Ute Victor Hick Hel.itHia and friends inincnt nolstlon saltrv to ettrt f22 vveeklv iimtid to funer.i' c.rvlccs Mon 10 3(1 a w 1th advancement depending r ntirels on nbll in 1CM Mentor st Logan Int Mt Murlnli Itv to make muni prefer applicant Ihlnir In 'em Remains may be viewed sun. evi.iWrst Phl'.tilelphl i or one who can trtke a. -.!- 'a ..laa-1-aWa-...afeAanri. tl IS tja iii:tiis VHtDP.N Auir 14 st Atlantic C Itv N , . , ill ,..... "UBh.!.:S Si t',,!!M'n' "itf " .n" urumr ':-" ""' i "' mends nlso 11 Nfap ftf Mm Ka ,u il-.V-u8.0"!!-.?! ""'J'J.'Jn ' jir ni mr jt ' ' "Y1 "; ''i " : Telephone t'o . invited to fun.-ral sat ID n in .mother's reMene 2-.0'i I'nrlflc ni Atlnntlr fMI Solemn hlch miM of renulem t)ur I.aily star of the Sei rhurrh s afl n m . inl llniv cto.s n-ni runerni wm Hrrnn - wt rhiti stmion ii : 0 n in A"1o service gRMS'to' r: Jf'JIiV ',7i;udd"nl, Aunr vom;i.M auk in. .MAllY ItllllUlillS anil i;ieanor ral later 1 THOMAS husband of Aunes VSnlker aieil 4!i ltela tles and friends True Knlchte Lodtto N; 220. K of I' . Loal Perseverance Lodce. I O O P M IT Orlnokn lteneflrllll Society ami emploves of Orlnoka Mills Invited to funeral services Sit 2 n rii into K lllrch st Int Oiklsnd Cem lrlemls may (all Trl nfler 7 p m .-,., WARHKI.I. mldnly Aur 15 JOHN C WARI11.M'. HEC't s7 212 N 1'eltr.n st Itelatlves and friends Invited to funeral serv ices Mon 2 p in i triors of S P Frank rnfleld Sons ,'i3no Vine st Int Kernwood .. 1l.in.ltu ,1.41 l.n tl.n ed Uiin f e -' "! . .'jL.'j:."".."' -; "..:.: r- ..- i- VVMlltl-;. in ;ornsinin i auh j ' im " .iill' anil seamsiress Ksoerl- IinTTin wlfoofj ntreet Wnrren aaed nn enced strnnir vouni white woman Trot, jenrs rtelaltves nn.l friends Invited to rstnnt preferred refernr, required. Ad services. 27 Stanbrllce st . tat. 2pm dress P o Hor 7. Vlllanovs Pa WHITE Ausr T. the residence of Ms OPEHATOP. esoerlenced on power serine: hrother-ln-lan. ltei Kdnsrd T llond 10.1 , machines llaht work, rood wattes tn V U.th st JOHN II VVIUTT accd Ml start in p-r cent bonus 41-bour schedule: -- .. . . .11.1. -.. .. Tin ln1A .ll. .A 1n. ia.l. f 1. -. .... r. Iiineral nnu mi ai iinain-t'vii, Sal 2 in p WILLIAM" V" AIl.I.IAMX v- 1- nt vtlan'ic citv t JOr.t'Hr i . of vl're.i illlnms Helatlves nnl f'lends Invited tn leral services Mon, 12 In n rn . at 1 1 1 tropolltin nve ".tlintlc Cllv N J jnr, N Willi funera Melrnr West Inurel Hill I em Phlln on arrival of lin.lsv train leavintr aimtiih- i ny - i -WOOl.Lr.T Vuir 14 TllOMVS liu-hand nf Kntharlno Woollev Ineo Halnesl Itela tlies sn.l friends Imlled to funeril services Sat . 2 p ni lini rtidae ae Int. 'Ireep. mount tem ltrmalns mm be viewed Trl . after 7 n m uto funeral TOt'Nfl Aub II, ( IN-1 AVCi: rlaiieh ler of Albert and Vllrnbeth Voumr need 1 Ttelatlies and friends imlteil to fiinern Sat ,3pm parent!' residence 2141 V Mdenhsm st Int Chelten Hllla Cem Auto funeral LOST AND FOUND DOC! Lost Mhile Hicblniiiler dotr nuswers to name of Pats liberal rcwvrd I S Wcvl. Church road and Cedar me , Hlklns Park TICKET Lost ticket for traieilnc ban at I Itendlnc Termlr.il Tinder please ronimu- I nL-o a with or I l'nrresl summit Hi I'.l ond rereHe reinrd S'o Questions asked HELP WANTED FEMALE I lltlier Classlflfit Ails on Pane 2) A PATRIOTIC OPPORTUNITY IN I' H GOVERNMENT WORK TELEPHONE SInVICE I'NtlFR tT S I fiOVKRNMI.NT II VlTVLl.V IMPORTANT1 IN CARRYIMt ON THE WAR I norm rorvr; women telephone op- EIIATOU IV Pltll.Mir'I PHI V AND VI I CINITY THE WORLD S WORKSHOP. ARE PATRIOTICALLY HEI.PINO TO WIN THE, WAR. I voiTvr. ivmtrv It to t-. TEAR'S or"! AniJ CVN ENTER THIS GREAT WORK AT ONCE H PER WEI-Tf T"! PVin DtlRIN'O THE riRST KOI'R WEEKS WITH RM'ID AD VANCEME.N r THERE VITER. PERMANENT POSITIONS. r.XrERIENCE UNNECESSARY THE WORK I-! CTEVN VND FASCINVT. IN1 THE SUItROU.NDI.VOS ARE I'LE 3 A.NT 5IKAI.1 M-RVKD AT CO!T AVNIVER SARY PAYVirvi s. KICK HEVEriT VA CATIONS WITH PY. NOT OVER 8 HOURS' WORK TER DAY LOOK INTO THI1 PATRIOTIC OPPOR- I TV l-v ..-l-AI.IS I r UVIJIl AIT vv i;i-; Klivv nr.TWEEN H AND n OR ANY EVENING S AND fl OR ANY I1Y APPOINTMENT WITH MISS M D RYAN riRST nXJOIt. 1(131 ARCH ST. PHI LA MIS') G SMITH 4(13 MARKET ST . rillLA. M1S U R ZIN'COT, 2(1 W CHELTEN AVE . OTN Ml"' W O REILLY 20 E. STH ST . CHESTER. PA. THE BELL TK.I UPHONT COMPANY OP PENNSYLVANIA I'noKKEEPER-SECItETVRY An erni lenr vounc lauy is desired imianie or l.eeplna- complete set of books for small 1 lliniiuini iwi . t.. !,.. ...... ,t... at. i ti - ..i ,- iii- ei no.. ... '..'.. ... . . .,.,.. .. , honi. In suburbs to be ne.ir otiico P 7J'l Ledger Office to funer.i i ItlWKKr.EPnlt exp'.l plenstnt surrouod of brother I Ings good waces "I " P ( Hot 'tin ,..,.,, nenM lt) w bite or colored Tr,,v ' .PtHntentJlotel ai.th and ftnnt.tj. CHILD'S NURSE competent, with good ref , rrences for clilioreii tear and a ialf YOtlNC. WOMAN, WITH 1 OP. 2 -..-.lie.' HIGH SCHOOL OH r.QI'IVU.ENT IN HUHINES1 vcllOOb 1RAINIVG APPLY MR. PRICE. 1'Ulll.IC LEDGER CO. (.ni AND CI1LS1NLT STS. ,,Tt:tt- -rr. wtinu i iTTit.rtrir ti ''NoK:. l(' .'U lk. L. .1 A ' ?.i'l--A I A V. VISION OF I. A It il K PUHLISHING tioitsk hoprs s io n, half datt h.vr- pitDAY sai.ahv to srHr ?i pen WFKK" HPP1-V OIVIVU IlKPnUEKCCS v ft. LKnoi:u offici: CLKHK anil uplst accurtte Mt fleurei. Pr- manni posiuon wun pcpueni opporrunuv rr.r rtnnremeni addiv io jvir acnoneia I, ' --------- --- -- 0 , - 1ilnklan4 . i "?,"'C.r Adtmsm i. Co.. Richmond st. unl A'lS)!'.''.nS'..", , , , ,. , . . I CI.KRIC -Youne U,lv for hank must hav knowlsiliis of hnnlak.siilni: ami he accurals I ""V1. '"c- ,',"-l,'e,,t Ppr;irwl,"Uy for neat' lirliMel r P . I L-JiET r '2ij!rp CI.ERK1 lianted In mnlllnK dent of larite CI.l.UI-vS Manteil 111 mnilinR oeri Ol larRe corporation htlary 110 excellent ncpor- tunlty for Kdinnceinenf slste aliio and ex- perlence ! 73. Ledger office COMPTOMIIT.-Il nnd en"hrn operator clrl nnoul iu to far ii , i hiu v, uii- iMrnini; ntnt '"VW hnoV"'.ni 7 Jfo?r- o'erl" whero ttended school ! j53 L?er Office , . ctuiriujiiJi iiv uu-raiui .. nirr niuiuiui I ration onh bhort hours ! irce rfflre. wtate stlari Manled P 72" I fdirer Office COST CLKRKS Olrls fimlllar lilth shop Ilino and cost nork. rnol rhance for ad tancement Applv In person Uernsteln Man i ufacturlng Co , 3d and Allegheny aie I l.I.l.lO fT-l ISIILP. hl'l clerk .must be Eoo 1 I Apply hv 'etter M I2t 1 edger rvnlr.il IlIRL. over IP years, in lam. offlco for sen-. eral clerical work: salary 111. state ex perlence. P Til. Ledger Office. YOU CAN HELP WIN THE WAR WELL-EDUCATED. AMBITIOUS WOMEN FILE CLERKS STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPISTS ARE WANTED IMMEDIATELY AT HOG ISLAND UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE WORKINO CONDITIONS EXCEPTIONAL WAGE SCALE EXCELLENT TRANSPORTATION ITIOJI ALL PARTS OF PHILADELPHIA SPECIAL TRAINS MORNINGS AND EVE.NINaS APPLY rERSO.NALLY WOMEN'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE HOO ISLAND PA. ASK FOR MRS. NORRELL GIRLS WANTED 3 0 0 TO T.EARN TO OPERATB MILLING MACHINES No Experience Necessary Oood Wages to Start and piecework after the seeond week HRINO REFERENCES MIDVALE HTRRL ORDNANCP! CO, v.nriYSTONn nfirr.R irNT EDDYSTONE. PA. rf- Plant employment hourg'-Dally 7 a. m. 1 1 to n p. m.. except Sunday, Saturday, 7 a.m. to 11 . m. OR P1IILADF.LPHIA OFFICKS WOODLAND AVE. AND ISLAND ROAD a.ia Maraec sireei Pederal Offlee. 1XK flnuth lRlh atre.t 8d and Walrmt street. rmroui nreei. uiuuri - ! wm-r . HELP WANTEDFEMALE I O t her ClmMfte.. AA in rwoi 3) ", Mlf-rrown to trssh f.mn.r dishes: larjre family. G039 Chestnut ft. ImeiTPn V RTOeflenrerl trnllter. .! Innnri on Ttanner innohlnea: douMe-etltehed work l - .' ';i -ji rts a no?en loTanla' worateil ' tlnrljinnd Hosiery Mills, 3211 Kensington menu HOtir.nT Experienced lnoners nn I-potnt , white worsted work 10Ue and tie per i dnren Hofltland Hosiery Mills. 3211 Ken- Inrton nve HOt'srworiK Nent v-hlte or colored irlrt i experlenrfil rnok and vnltress for small . houe In sun'irh rnui hv reference, two In f-riHi Phone Media 24 llOt'SnVVOKK Jeep nut cond waa-esj cen tral part of city Apply Sherwood. 1721 Walnut 1 HOt'SF.WOrtK Two In fnmllv. smill house: nn iiBpninc n per weeK Arnmore l o ,t, -..-- ..i"" mi.- ... i-nn. innt iouk m, .ii r. 2d st . Camden. X J OPr.nATons -aanted experienced on I portant floicrnment contraef 1b ple-isant work In up tn flntn plant, itr Uraees do lour hit Cnmden I'mhroldei Im- llitht flood tirotlAr . Front nnd Pearl sts Camlen Seien min utes' ialk from Market or Vine sts ferry SOLICITORS Ttrr- rtmMr r.pnnRn TtroiTinpi sriTTut, FinsT - rt.Aii4 so. LiriTons r o n rtnrt'LATtnv PnovtOTlOV AP.tr.rTY TO MreRT AX'l TALK TO THE prIT PFO. pi.e is rso.r.VTiA!. put prn- SOVAL APPEAftAVCE WILL TtE- cr.ivn tout covstDFttATiov- a noon rnoposiTiov rort a tew WOMEN' OK M VTttTtE TEVPS WHO t)0 NOT OTUECT TO HOUSE-TO-HOI'SE SOLICITATION: ALSO WANT OVE EXPEnlLNCED CHEW MANAGER ArPI.T TO SIH COB HEA, SECOND FLOOR, PUBLIC LKDOEU OUILDINO. STENOGRAPHER WANTED ON'E WHO HA"- 1NITIA11VT. TO Gil A1IKVD AND ACT AH SEC RETARY AND ASSISTXNT TO 11EPT MVNAnr.R HOI'R". R .10 TO 3 30 M'Lr.N'DID OPPORTUN ITY MR AD1M1 PACKARD MOTOR CAR CO . 31U N. 11ROAD bTKELT. STENOGRAPHER YOl'NC WOMAN ACCOUNTING DPPART MENT OF THE P1T11I.IC LEDOER 11E- ;inr the ERViri: ok v hrioht YOUNG VVOM VN WITH KNOW! t'DOE OK sn ENOCH VPIIY AND TYPEU'IUTING PU1II.1C LEDGER COMPANY. SIXTH AND CHESTNUT STS STrNOORAPHER VTanted hv prominent elertrlcnl concern, renulrlnt: servkes ef an experienced stenonrapher. offers n per- ., .ii nl..B,nt su .'.''", 'r ,it. ..lr,. rrounuinps wiin commensurate I UllUOUni S-('WS '-- a-"!". with nbllllv M 11--7 Ledger Central STEN'OllRVPHER voulur l.ldv. Christian: who hts had at leasf two wars' etperl ence. to start lmmedl.itelv : must bo rapid nnd nccurato on Remlnirton do not apnly unless ton nre on expert, talary $10. Ap plv 3." RourFQ Hide m k STENOGRAPHER ami secretary to sales manacer hlsh scbool craduato preferred must be quick iiecurntc permanent position, stoto nee etperlMice saltry rellaion . 12R lx-ilcer Office STENOGRrm.R-rrnianent position: In- tellljrent. efficient ouns lady who has htrt ot least one tear's experience Call after 11 a. m Samuel Rell A Sons 4th and Market STENOGRAPHERS Two experienced women famllltr with stenoarnphy, payroll and records, permanent position; pood waces und bonus M 1lr1 ledger Central ETENOORArilER. female for eeneral of- flee work In sties office of larce chemical house ailarv cotnmensiiiite with alblllty APPlv 2 i'W s N nth st OTE5.oi'RPIirR alio to take dictation rn li sHe,i una iranscrme aci-iirttelv Pni,rv jir. a month . E corntr ISth und SfH ret. HOOm I - SIl.NtH.lt l "HI t eltierleliced I afd accurate, ,"""' n IW'. B','!"in- t?, rfLe ,.n'a Oli. v.con; fl.l. rntlnn. Applv 40.. JIurlner and Merchant '"" Ml'c STENOGRAPHER for u large wholesale .... a J - aa. TJ rt e aaa 1 aTT 1 "t house Address P. O Roy 1033 STENOGRAPHERS D WANTED Must have at least 3 years commercial training CO. ket OK rr.PF.itM. orncc3 13 S IRth st Td and Wlnut its f.lrt fcpruce ft Chester Pa Vinni-K it j rn to H n ni italtv. , I Offlc cept Paturdav until 11! o'clock noon, Sun- (jft. in a in . i v in pp-X.fpHUVn operator experienced P II v irnf.il nnnortunltV for uilvunrmnf Arnlv 2.4 S ".th t -! ' TYPIST YOl'N'O I.rY TN LAROt. '.tAN'. UrACTI'RlNO CONCRRV IICATPn IN SOI'TIIRRN SECTION Or' CI TT STATE AUK AND SALARY O 52. P O BOX 3113. TYPIHT In acet dept of the Public Ledier Co stenosranhv not neeessarv. xbV. for Mr Price Public Ledger Company, Sixth and Chfstnnt sis TYPIST exprlen ed on dictaphone, per- n..n,n, nositlnn troo.l stliari snA 1...... r '"" "f'or' d,S5rement Apnlv Mlcheu". .fIMk!! .I A.k fnr Mr Sim., ' ..is Market ji ask ror Mr.Merner. IM)KI.h Olrln for windlnc cops excellent pa for -xperlenced ulrN pasy to learn will -mplo experienced lndArH ij dav If 7 w..k. VSVi i.;.,ncr'ii 'Stalund g, a.n Amber ami tv lllard sis WOMEN AND GIRL3 WANTED AT ONCE TIMK AND KIW TIME OITII 48 HOURS PLE.N'TY OT OVERTIME STEADY WORK WITH REGULAR INCREASE APPLT 7 A. M. JOSEPH CAMPnELL CO. 2D AND MARKET STS. CAMDEN. N. J. WOMEN cleaners for scrubblnr office build ir.g, tvnite, u nours per day, 0 a. m. to 9 a. 111 . o v. in. 10 o p m . good tvages steady work. Apply Room 431, Land 'lltli lildii. WOMEN for Kitchen work. Apply tlme keeper'e office. Rell-ivue-Stratford Hotel. fienerol BUSINESS SERVICE CO . 1301 Land Title. Bookkeepers 120-130; Bten'ers 115-120. HELP WANTEll MALB (OIer riaa.lHed Ad. on Tage 21 ANGLESMITIIS WANTED AT ONCE ON GOVERNMENT WORK CIIESTER SHIPBUILDING COMPANY. Ltd. ininvii .via vi-nf lai ai.." va. a .IW.ll n.iaa ail.lllalrt Q . O ajiar.a-.n, rA, PhiladelDhla Office CHESTER SHIPHUII.DING COMPANY, Ltd. Annlr Nearest U. S. Employment Service Office BRINO THIS AD WITH TOO WSr7: HELP WTANTED-MAt JT,' (Other Classified Ails en rare t) - ANOLnSAnTHS BOILEIUIAKEnS BOLTERB tTO LEAPN nrt'ETINO. DniLLTOn. M.l.ta VkJm ' " .SJ 3 'fn C0PPEIISMITH3 r rLANOB TURNEHS njRNACB MEN INSTALLATION MACHINISTS DROP FORGERS LABORERS (WHITE) MESSENGER HOTS KfJ Da. HaMaialalla. & .1.- r.ta al tainpioimenv service, la.'i Arcn St. AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICrAN to (all eharrs of etectrln department of lartr. hlch-crade automobile firm: excellent eppor tunltv for rlnht man: muat rm exixrUneetr on WestlnKhouss and rtosch-Ruehmora art tems; state nice and experience. Koes-Huiret Co , 21st and .Market sts. Apply nearest V S. Employment Service. Brim th! ad with ou. AUTOMORILE MECHANIC nn hlah-STatto truck rspalra: must be flrst-elasa man; pood working conditions. Foss-HuBhea Co 21st and Market sts.. third floor. Arply Nearest tj ' s. Emplovment Service OfTIce HWINO THIS ad with YOU AUTOMOBILE MOTOR REPAIR MEN Sri hlch-crada motor repairs: experienced men nood worklna- conditions: (rood opnor mnltr fora.nr.,-cl"' ni"1 Koss-Huehes Co.. 21t and Market its., third floor. Nearest tT.S. Emplovment Service Ofllee RRING THIS AD WITH YOIT .K.Ef5 ,C.r.at'k.rrnnJ. Ilcult bakers wanted. National Rlscult Co.. 13lh and Olemvood ave Applv to nearest l). 8. Employment service Office Urlnr this ad with vou BANK rr!.nK. 2 bookkeeper In an uptown Institution, (rood reference. P 719. Ledrer Office HOOKKEErER Experienced middle-sued man with some knowledge of lumbar business wanted Immediately. 12, Ledter Central ' BOOKKEEPER, esp.: pletsant surroundnc: good traces "D-4." P. O nox 844. UORINO-MILL IIAND.S. bench lathe hands, Iron valve assemblers, steel valve assem blers, patternmakers. loft man for pattara shop N'lann Valvo Company. Room 21t. Raymond Illdg., MOI O mnntnwn ave., Oer mantown Pa. Works. Chestnut Hill. Apply nearest U a. impioment service. Drlni this ad with 3QU. THE PUBLIC LEDGER HAS AN OPENINO " TOR AN INTELLIGENT HOY WHO 18 OVER 111 YEARS OP AGE. APPLT AT ONCE TO MR ri.YN.ir. 000 CHESTNUT ST. UOY v anted to work In office: ago 10: rood pc...,tv,EIglll"l"p " l" oo" 1UIK snip -wal bulldlnr Corporation st the United BtatH A& wages. Apply Mr r crusee rinta.n .J Transfer. test Philadelphia Station jSidL'K im nnd Market 'l iiurs Large snipping ornce wants 2 brfxht "1 2 HI llourse nldg t Pit HRAKEMEN AND TIRESIEN NEEDED PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD 1(125 ni.BERT ST. PHILADELPHIA. TA. CARPENTER and helper. E. P. Houcbten Co . 210 W Somerset st. Apply O, 8. 1'iiiplovmetit office Front and York afa. COLLECT OR Permanent position: eood op. X-JZ nt Itrtro Insuramo company (casualty) for ,. $m hone-it ambitious, exp. man of sood charac- .v'll ter havinir knowledge or uty. your nuallfica. tlon ciieu In detail will be treated in confl Of nee 1 727 ledger office DRAFTSMVN experieniej on Interior woodwork or ship Jointer work. Georasi W Mnl.h . Co , 3307 Powellon ave. Ask for MrHoover DRVKTSMAN. experienced architectural. A pply Room (1(11 Ilrotd St Station DRAFTSMEN Structural steel draftsmen Shop detail experience Also few architectural draftsmen Government work Apply Monks & Johnson 1623 Wylle st.. city or Nearest IT S. Emplojment Service Office. If ou prefer BRING THIS AD WITH YOU DRAFTSMEN WANTED T Mechanical, architectural, and tracer. Call or apply bl letter, stating age, experi ence snd silirv di sired. National Anllln Cn Mrts Hook I'n. DRAFTSMEN wanted experienced mechanl. ial war work rood opening for men witia experleni e on heating tentilatlng.mechanleat . ilUll'iillia , man ii.ai.-i miat rcnci B1.9ieall.. M 124 Ledger Centnl DRU(.raiST.S Experienced, ambitious drug men wanted, good salary; Ii-nour day; tlms and half time for overtime Call or arra"-e appointment between I' a m. and 1 p. m. Robert Mi Nell front and lork sts 1 ELEVATOR MECHANICS 431 I.AND TITLE RLDO. APPLY NEAREST UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OFFICB UKINO THIS AD WITH YOU ENOLNEER For office building; must be familiar with ice-machine generators and Corliss .n1ne; tnglnu room. Widener Rulldlnsr. Apply Nearest U. S. Emploment Service 031c. DRINO THIS AD WITH YOU ENGINE LATHE HANDS. 0.17 N. Kth at. Appl nearest I. S Government service Qfllce Tiring ad tilth inu ESTIM -VTOR Opportunity for tystematlo and thoroush estimator and technical cor respondent familiar with hull and snetn specifications and construction: should possets perception, adaptability and tact. M -U56. Ledtier Central FINISHERS AND HELPERS on ornamsnll Iron. Humphries & Co., rront and To" culum sts. Shop entrance Indiana ave. Ap- ply nearest U, S Employment Service Of' flee Hrlng this ad with IQU. FIREMAN wanted; 0 dnvs per week. Nice town Dye Works Apply nearest TJ. 3, Emplosment faervli-e Office. linns' this ad with lau - FIREMEN Wanted at once. JOSEPH CAMPBELL CO. 2d end Market sts. Camden. New Jersey APPLY NEAREST UNITED RTATE3 JC EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OFFIQH" 'tl URINO THIS AD WITH YOU 4 S?ii FIREMEN to work ln pump boUer, 1 engine roouia niucnir mui. Apply .. t Nearest TJ. S. employment S.rvlce DRINO THIS AD WITH T-W a-iiarmg IIP wanted fat.wartl A Iron Works. 1720 N. 6th. Apolir f est U. 8. Employment S.rvlc. Offts, this ao wiin you HARDWARE . B4l. youne, man la 1 auriwo WT .1 m y a iJ Ti Hi 'vl A Pi iM I", j' TMri --. t . - .!-. h.alaV UrT"" ),' L.: us m - 1 mi CT -. (t . a.J '"' ilii'5 -a
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