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AY, AUGUST 21, 1918
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DEMONSTRATION UNIT
, AT DIX IS EFFECTIVE
Platoon Gives Valuable Aid in
Working Out New
Tactics
Camp nix, WrlgltlMonn, N. ,1., Aug.
21. In tho Depot Brigade nt DIx there
ore unltB compoBrd of men selected for
ability nlonp certain lines; companlrp
composed of non-EnBllsh-sptmltinff sol
diers ; development and labor battalion!
and one company la reserved for men.
rtho arc conscientious objectorn. But
there Is one unit of which little Is known,
yet It is unlquo In depot brluado work,
for the men do not confine themselves
to minor drltl work, but under command
of Lieutenant Cllenn MofTett. of Hutch
inson, Kansas, they arc studying French
tactics, and nre being used ns n demon
stration platoon for tho otilcers school.
Composed of fifty-seven men, nearly
all of whom aro college pinduate'i or
who have had previous military experi
ence, this platoon of seven squads Is
taking up advanced Instruction work
based on reports brought back from
"over there." It consists of ride Grena
diers, bombers, machine gunners nnd
llason runners, and each day some new
problem df field work is mapped out.
Third Assistant Secrctnry of War
Keppel paid a visit to DIx yester'day, and
made an Inspection of the camp.
Stetson Humphrey, who has Tiad
charge of slnclnc berc ns a sons direc
tor under tho War Department com
mission on training- camp activities, has
been relieved of his duties here and
assigned to San Diego, Cnl., where ho
will have charge of tho work on the
western coast, with headquarters at
Camp Kearney, Cal. Ho has been
succeeded by William Simmons, of New
Yory city.
Cupid Is busy In the Fifty-ninth
Pioneers, and Chaplain Davis has an
nounced the following weddings: Lieu
tenant Peter J. Somers, of Philadelphia,
and Miss Elizabeth Yenstrosa, of Brook
lyn; Private Charles M. Lannlng, Kings
ton, N. J., and Mlfs Madeline Miller,
Pennington road, Trenton ; Trlvate
Arthur A. P.amond, Buffalo, and Miss
Madellno J. Williams, Buffalo, and Pri
vate Frank W. Jendell, Wilmington, and
Miss Mary Benson, Wilmington.
Extradition papers having been grant
ed, Thomas Jones, a negro soldier here,
has been taken back to Wilmington to
stand trial on a charge of murdering
Elizabeth Greaves, a negress, on August
18, 191G.
An entertainment was given last eve
ning in the big hY" auditorium by the
men of the Eleventh Battalion of tho
Depot Brigade.
IN MKMORIAM
WATKm. In memorv of EMZAIir.TII
WALKER whn departed thla llfn Aucust 21,
1813. COMUADi: JOHN A. J. UNNIS.
Be'atfjs
Abraham, Rol
Aahdown, Wllllard
ltellerJeau. Daniel
niakely, Hugh
Itraden, Wll lam
Tlrenpcn. Marv
Bye, Jane Twining
Casev. Hepat
Charlton. Harriet A.
Clayton. David C.
Coleman. Ullnbeth
Cotnoy. Marrarct C.
Coyle. Frtnk A.
Dickinson. Powell
Dovle. Catharlno
MarVv. Edward r.
MeCleary. Anna n.
MeDermott. Hannuh
Mi l-Catir Marparet
MrMullln William J.
leea. Fnnnlo
Mlllor. Martraret
O'NclU. John I.,.
OutT fV Jlnfv J,
Ilobblns William II,
ltutler. I,. M. S.
Pautfr. Acatha It.
richmli). Kale
Schrader. Charles
Schwelpert. I.tzzlo 3.
Scott. Charles II.
uugan. Henry w,
Rrhenleh, Phllln
riniaier. .Aiarv a
fiaherlck. Elizabeth J. Shollar. William
h'lnnrrty. Jeremlan A. Miemmer. .Marv a.
Flelarhmann. P. C
hloin. Harry I.
Fortner, Maruaret E.
Pnflonar, Mara-nret
Gallagher, Denis
lleberd. Henrv
OerhRrdt, William H.
floneher. M. A.
Oullle. Ellen T.
Hallahan. Bara A.
Jonea, KIIZHbeth V.
Kelly. Thomaa W., Jr
Klher line
I, add. Frederick O.
I,afourcnde, Jamea
Lewis, I. Laurence
I.uehhert.Amandus M.
Mackle, Harry
Hmlth, i harle R
Smith. Mra. Sarah
fc3nrUr t-Yiderick
Soloff, Harry John
.spicer, Anna V.
Splcer. Dolores
StandbrldKc.Marla T.
Strieker. Christina
Thompson. JZJtza J.
Traftlcante. .Vtkhela
Tjson, Andrew J.
Vnrel, Jfxph E.
Walsh. Elizabeth
Wlckersham. E. J. A
Wyborakl, I. V.
ABItAIIAM. Aug. !0. SOL. son of Ilerthn
and late Albert Abraham aged 2!. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral serv
ices, Thurs., 2 p. m.. parlors of Morris
Rosenberg's Son. 20UD N. Rroad Bt. Int.
Mt. Slnal Cem.
ASHDOWN. Aug. 20. WILIjARD, son
of Rarthold and Alma M. Aahdown, aged
20. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
nervices, Krl.. 2 v. m.. parents residence,
2930 Jasper st. Int. U.ikland Cem. Friends
may call Thurs. after 7 p. m.
DELLERJEAU. Aut. IS DANIEL hu
band of late Marv llellerjeau 'nee Wflld
lnger). Relatives and friends. Malta C(un
ell. No. 90.1, O. I. A.. Chattahoocha Tribe.
No. 17, I. O. R. M. : employes of Curtis Pub
lishing Co. building department, invited to
funeral services. Thurs., 2::tu p m.. resi
dence of daughter. Mra Emma Halg. 2flU
rarrlsh st. Int. Mt. Merlsh Cem. Friends
mav call Verinesdav. 7 to 11 n m.
BLAKELY. Aug. IS. HUGH, husband of
Hannah lllakely (nee Knocke), aged 78.
Relatlea and friends Invited to funeral
services, Thurs., 2 p. m., 0iU7 Lansdowno
ave. Int. lielvue Oem. Remains may be
viewed Wed., 8 to 10 p. m.
HRADEN. Aug. l'l. WILLIAM, son of
Jamea and Anna llraden, aged 14. Relatives
and friends, school children of Ft. Edward's,
Invited to funeral. Thurs, M30 h. m..
parents' residence. 2M1 N. (1th st. High
mass St. Edward's Church In a. in. int.
Holv Cross Cem. Currlage funeral.
BRENNEN. Aug. 10. MARY wife of Mi
chael Rrennen and daughter of late Michael
and Winifred Craven (nee Roach). Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral. Thurs..
8 a. m . 231(1 Christian st. Solemn requiem
mass St. Anthony's Church 0:30 a. m. Int
Holy Cross Cem,
BYE. Suddenly. Aug. 20. JANE TWIN
INO, wife of Raymond Tnlor Bye. Due
notice of funeral will bo glen.
CASEY. Aug. 17. BESSIE, widow of Wil
liam J. Casey. Relatives and frlenda in
vited to funeral. Thurs.. 8:30 a. m . son'a
residence. Michael Shanahan, inl Christian
at. Solemn high mass of requiem Church
of St. Philip 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
Auto funeral.
CHARLTON. All. 10. HARRIET A.,
widow of John J Charlton (nee Head). Ret.
stives and friends. Hah Council, No. 1)3
D. of P.. Invited to funeral services. Fri.,
1 p. m., 217 Davis st.. Woodbury, N. J.
Int. private. North Cedar Hill Cem. Re
mains may be viewed Thurs. eve.
CLAYTftN. Aug 10 DAVID C husband
of Mary V. Clayton. Relatlvea and friends
Invited to funeral services. Thurs., 2 p. m.,
1800 N. IRth st. Int. private.
COLEMAN. Aug. 20. ELIZABETH
COLEMAN (nee Conn), widow of Wllllnm
Coleman, aged 03. Relatives and friends.
James O. Blaine Council, No. 2. members of
the Free P. E. Church of St. John. Invited
to funeral, Frl,. 1 p. m.. residence of son-in-law,
Charles Berger. 2107 XI. Clementine
at. Services In the above cuhrch at 2 p. m
int. Northvvood Cem. Friends may cull
Thur. after fi p. m.
COTNEY. Aug. 111. MAROARET C COT.
NEY, vvlfo of Joseph P. Cotney nnd daugh
ter of late John J. and Annn R. Burns,
Relatives nnd friends Invited to funeral,
Thurs.. 8 a. m.. 1M4 t. Capitol st. Re
gulem msss St. Thomas',- Church 0:30 a. m.
Int. Holy Cross Cem. Remains may be
viewed Wed.. 7 to 10 p. m.
COYLE. Aug. 10. PRANK A., son cf
Sarah White and late Hugh F. Coyle. Itela
tlve and friends. Detective Bureau. Special
Drill Co. and Fifth District Police, Invited
to funeral. Frl.. 8:80 a. m., 112 S23d st.
Solemn high mass of requiem St. Patrick's
Church 10 a. m. Int. Holv Cros Cem.
DICKINSON At Atlantic City. N. J.,
Aug. 18. POWELL, husband of Ellen E.
Dickinson. Relatives and friends invited to
funeral services, Thurs.. 3 p. m., parlors of
Jeffries Keates. 1713 Atlantic ave., Atlantic
City. N. J. Int. Pleasantvllle Cem. Omit
flowers.
DOYLE. Aug. 20. CATHARINE DOYLE,
-widow of John Doyle. Relatives and friends
lpvlted to funeral, Sat., 8, a. m. residence
KEAL ESTATE F0H SALE
1V1I.DWOOD CRBST. N. J.
E2wvtf Cwa-- ytf vsassBssjTs ffBffHfl
DEATHS
of son. John J. Doyle. 1IUT S. IRth it. High
mnss of requiem Church of St. Thomas '
Aquinas 0.30 n. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem ,
Auto funrrnl.
?,""MS,Vh i"1 Church " m ,nl'
ot -Matthew a cem I
I
ERRENICH. Aug. 18. rillt.tr, husband
of Katherlne Erbcnlch. Relatives nnil
incnus invnen m itinerai services, i nurs ,
i p m.. inia iirnnaocK at. mi. iirivuo
n m.. S41H llrnrirfnclc st
r-m T-'-l....... ..,.. mU W.l . t h .
win.. .-I..-.,.. mn, .no ..v.. . ..-, , ,., in.
ESItllmCK. Suddenly. Aug. 20, EL17.A-
HI'.TH JOSEPHINE daughter of Ella Tav-
lor nnd the lain Joseph 1'sherlcK, of Lang-
horne. Due notice of funeral will tie given,
I'lNNEltrV Aug. 10. JEREMIAH A,
son of Catharine M and late Patrick J. Tin-
notv. Relatives nnd friends. Holy Name
ho lety of Church of Our Lady of Mt, Car-
i Krrrv men's 1 and B. Assn . Llm-
rnk tluards' s. and B. Assn.: Dlv. No.
ilJ, A. o 11. Invltid to funoal. Frl.. 8
n. m.. 317 Wolf st. Solemn bth mass of
If at. Holemn rL.ih maia of
i of Our I.ailVf. Mt. Onr-
Int. Holy CruYCem. Auto
tequicm Church
mcl p::ui a. m
f iim .a t
ri.IIISClI.MAN.V. AUg. Ill, PAl'UIiNi; V .
wife of Theodore Klclschmann (nen Feld
meth). Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral services. Frl., 2 p. m., 17H7 N Bou
iler st (17th nnd Columbia ave.). Int. pri
vate, Northwood Cem. Remains may be
viewed Thurs.. after 7 p. m.
niUTNI'll Aug. Ill MAIlQARET ELIZA
roflTNER. nged M. Relatives nnd friends
Invltid to funeral services. Wed , 7 30 v. m.,
22n Summit ave.. Jcnklntovvn, Pa Int.
private.
rmiLONO Aug 10 MAROARET, wife
of Harry Furlong (nee McCarty). Relatives
and friends. Dlv, No. 1.1, A. (). It.. Invited
In funeral, Thurs . s n. m.. .1043 N. 33th at..
Knlls of Schtiy klll.v High mass St. Bridget's
Church li.to n m Int. Holy Sepulchre
Crm Autn service.
OALLAOIIER Of 2323 St Albans st .
Aug 211 DENIM, husband of Marv Clalln
gher nnd sou of Into Denis and Bridget Gnl.
lagher, of Klldarrigh. County Donegnl, Ire.
land Relatives nnd friends, Dlv No. 31
A O II. . Invited to funeral, Frl., 8 a m,
residence, of brother-in-law, Alesnmlcr
Thompson, 2403 Harlan st. (near 2tth nnd
Master sts ). Solemn moss of requiem St
Anthnnv'a Church 1H.80 a. m. Int. Holy
Crons Cem. Auto funeral
UKOUKD. Aug IS, HENRY, husband of
Emma Gebard (nee Arthur). Kelntlvea nnd
frlinds Blue Ridge, No. 3, F. nnd A. M.
Invited to funeral services. Wed., H p. m .
3323 N. 2d st. Int. private. Greenwood (Iv.
of 1' ) Cem Newark, N. J., and Atlantic
Cltv pnprrs copy
OKltHARDT. Aug. 18. WILLIAM
HENRY GERHARDT. Tuneral services
apnrtments of Kirk & Nice. 0301 Oermnn
town ave.. Gcrmnntown, Thurs.. 2 p. m
Int private
nntTPIIP.Il. At her summer home.
Mnorestovvn, N. J., Aug. 20. MARGARET
ANN, widow of Samuel J. Goucher. Aged
IS. Relatives and rrlends invited to ru
neral lervkes. Sat., 2 p. m., 38 N. 30th st
Int vvoooinnii v em.
GUILLK Suddenly, at Westvllle, N. J..
Aug. 20. ELLEN T.. widow of John Oullle
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
Sat ,8a m . daughter's reatdvnee, Mrs.
Chnrles Ader. 131 Van Horn St., near 2d st.
and Glrard ave. Solemn requiem mass St.
Joseph's Church. 4th and Wllllngs alley.
0.30 a. m. Int. New Cathedral Cem. Auto
funeral.
HALLAHAN Pormerlv of Gulnh Mills,
Pa . Aug. 2(1. SARA A . wife of Thomis J.
llallnhnn and daughter of James nnd lnte
S-vrnh MclMosuev. Relatives and mends in
vited to funeral, Sat., 8 n m.. .(i!l Spring
ave , Noble. J'n Solemn high requiem mn.a
Immaculate Conception Church. Jenklntown
0:3u n m" Int Holv Cro"s Cem
JONES At 2M1I N. 11th St.. Aug 20.
ELIZABETH WOODIIOOSE widow of John
W Jonea, aged 70. Relatlvea nnd friends
Invltid to funeral Kervleea Frl., 3 p. m.,
nt the Dnvld II Fchuvler Bide. Broad and
Diamond ats Int private.
KELLY. Kblcd In action In Trance. Julv
1(1. Sergt THOMAS W. Jr., son of Dr.
Ttioma W and Margaret E Kelly, 2428
S. Broad St. Relatives and friends. Altar
ana sscrca iieari ocieiiea. invuea in mili
tary requiem mass St. Monica's Church.
Frl. 10 n m.
KIItCHEIl Aug. 10 RAE. daughter of
Cliarks and Ida J. Klrcher. Funeiul serv
ices and int. at convenience of family.
Frlendi mav cnll Thurs.. 7 t. 0 n. m.
LADD Aug 211. FREDERICK O
LAUD, husband of late Ida Lndd nged 01
Relatives and friends. Woodbury lidge. No.
2SO, L. O o M , Invited to funeral services,
Thur 10 30 a. m.. residence of son-in-law,
John II Brookes. 42" E Park nve.. Pen
auken N. J Int NevvJleld, N J., on nr
rlvnl of I p m train from Cnmden. Re
main mav be viewed Thurs eve.
LArot'RCADE. Aug. 20 JAMES LA
roiHK'ADE, Jr . husband of Lillian Carter
Lnfourcnde. Funeral services nnd Int. pri
vate Pittsburgh pnpers plenpe enpv
LEWIS Aug. 20. I. LAURENCE hus
hand of Anna H. lvvls. Residence. 1.127 N.
."Uth st. Due notice of funcrnl will be given
I.IPPINI'OTT. (In Ann 20. SARAH N.
LH'PINCOTT aged 07 Ri Htlvea and friends
Invited to funeral Slsth-dav. 23d. nt .1 p. in..
"1 King's HUhvvuy. West Hnddonfleld. N. J.
Int. private.
LUEnilERT. Aug. 10. AMANDUS1 M..
husbnnd of Mnrv Emmi Lucbbert (neo Wld
maer). aged 00. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral services Thurs., 2 p. m..
(143 W. Tioga Pf Int. Hillside Cem.
MACKLE. Aug. 18. HARRY, husband of
Susan Mackle (nee I.overy) nnd son of Sarah
and late Hugh Mackle. of Parish. New
Bridge. County lierrv, Ireland. Relatives
nnd frelnds. also Catholic Sons of Derrv,
Invited to funeral. Frl.. 7:30 n. m., h'-'O N.
Stll'man st. Solemn requiem mass bt. 1 ran
ds Xavier Church H n m. Int. nt Holy
Sepulchre Cem Auto funeral
MARLEY. Aug. IS. EDWARD P.. hus
band of Rose Marley (nee Mavnes) and son
of late Patrick and Ellen Marley. Re a
tlves nnd friends. John Krause Beneficial
Society. No. 2. Carders' nnd Spinners' Asso :
employes Joseph D. Murphy Textile Co., all
societies of which ho was a member, in
vited to attend funeral. Frl., 0 a. m.. 508
Mercy st.. below McKean st. Solemn high
mass of requlvm Church of Our Lady of
Mt. Carmel lu-Sil a. m. Int. Hly Cross
Cem. Auto funeral.
McCLEAIlY. Aug. 20. ANNIE ELIZA
BETH MrCI.EARV, aged .10. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Frl., 8 a. m..
residence of husbnnd. John McCleary.
Sew ell. N. J Mass nt St. Bridget's R. C.
Church, Glassboro. N J., 0 a. ni. Int.
Ulassboro N J. Auto service.
McDERMOTT Aug. 211. HANNAH Mc
DERMOTT (nee McCllnlev). Relntlves nnd
friend.. St Anthons It. V M Sodality
and League of Sncrcd Henrt, Invited to
funeral Hat.. So m . 2414 Catharine St.
.Solemn requiem mass St. Anthony's Church
0:30 a. m Int Holy Cross Cem.
McKAlO. Aug. 10. st Ocean City. N. J.,
ATI.NTir rlT. N. J.
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Wed i- T.l f.,. CMrkAi (F waff, dinner.
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5 private Dancing wessons $5
The TORTISSOZ SCHOOL. Mirrored Studio.
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? "1 m , resdenco of son-in-law John (raw- . . ,.. i. -.-a- no. Relatives n
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chaser. Description mailed by
nddresilng
Mrs. Mary L. Jenkins
411 B. flOtn St., fblla,
hEATIIS
MARGARET A., widow of George McKnlg.
nged H3. Relatives nnd friends Invited to
funernl aervlotn, Thurs,, lu.3n a. m.. real.
deuce of son-ln-Inw, Oeorgo J Pollock, 11115
nd
nd
Mo! I." " BhcVman Yrlv ilen.nciil A-.o.: ln
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VI i ("II m luiin nil iiiuiii i'.uu in av
8. f.7th st.. W l'hlln Solemn rnrilcm mays
Church of tho Most Blessed Sac.-amrnt 10
& ... tR Unit. r.n C.m
MEYERS'. At Atlantic PKr, Aug. 20.
FANNIE, wife of Henry Movers, aged no.
Relatives nnd friends Invited to funeral
services. Thurs.. u a. m , in i-acnio ave.,
Atlantic City N J. Int Mt Slnal Cem.
Phlla on arrival of train leaving Atlantic
Cltv nt 10 n, m. ....., ..
Mtt.T.P.ll .Ans. 20. MAItGAItET. widow
of Daniel W, Miller. Relntlves nnd friends
invited to iunerni services, mil, i: p in.,
Bill Hnwarth St., Frankford. Int. Oak
land (Vm Auto service
O'NEILL. Aug. 10. JOHN L . son of
Thomss J nnd Elizabeth I.. O'Neill, for
merly or renn si., nryn .nawr. i-a., ngeci so.
Relatives nnd friends Invited to funeral
servicm Thurs 2 p. m. 732 Clifton nve.,
Colllngdnle, Delaware County. Int Mt
Morlnh Cem Friends mny call Wed eve.
Gt'lOLEY. Aug. IS .MARY J. widow of
Charles H. Qulglcy. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral Bcrvlces 4011 cdsr nve
Thurs.. 11 n. m. Int W, t Laurel Hill
Cem. Remains may bo viewed Wed. eve.
Pittsburgh papers copy.
ROBItlNS. Aug. J. WILLtAM II.. hus
bind of Mnry A. Robhlns (nee Anthony) aged
71 Relatives and friends, membera ot
Pcquod Tribe No. 18. I O R M , Chosen
Friends Lodge, No. 100. t O O. F . Jordsn
'"nesmpment. No. 33. I. O 1). v.; vv-lgh.
Ine clerks of tt. S. Mint U S Mint Bene
ficial Ais'n Jnmea A. OarOeld Repub.lc in
pi'ib. loth Ward, invited to funeral, 'lnurs.,
2 p. in.. 1030 N. Lawrenco st Int Mt. Peace
Cem. Remains may bo viewed Wed. eve.
Auto service.
nuTTi:n. auit. is, MirnnTY m. s..
wire of D. Jamp S. Iluttcr ncml 77. Uel
Htlvrn nnl friend", invited to funernl nerv
Ices Wed.. H p m.. reildenro of htisbind,
H'S. Hi Queen Inntt. Fnllft of Schujlklll. Int.
Thurs.. WItltamsport., Pa. ya. H ,W a, m.
raA(TTTKn. Auc. til. AnATHA n . widow
of John Hnuttcr. need .91. Hc'.atlvrft nnd
Irlends inviieu 10 xunerai ncrvicea. inura ,
n m.. 110 n. Montgomerv ae.. North
Water Ta. Int. Lutheran Com
SC1IMIP Auff. 1H KATJ; (n"f CmrlO.
wlfo of William K. Pchmld used ft2 Iteln
tlves and frlomls Invited to funeral rerlres,
Thura. p. m.. 1719 N. Tanev t. mt Mt
Peace Oem frlendi mav ci!I A ed p.
SCHIlADnn. Au(r. in. CHAHM:rf son of
Into Oeorffrt A and Oarnllno Schradcr. need
04 Helatlvcs and frlendn lnlted to funeral
services. Frl.. 3 p. m.. 814 W. MontKomery
ave. Int. private, Northnond I'em lUmalna
ran he lowed Thurs., 7 to 0 p. m. Auto
uscHwnioEnT. auh. lfl. i.izzin s,
wife of MUton W. Schwehrert need 4 J Rel
atives nnd friends, members of C'ahnry Ite-
mrmea -unurcn, inviieu 10 iunerHi ' rwee-,
Thurs.. 8 p. m.. linos n. 2:)th st Int.
private. Frl morn,, Merstovn Pa. Train
leaes Reading Terming S:3fl n. m. Ueidlng
paners ropy
SCOTT. At nryn Mawr. Pa. A up 7,
CIIAHTj!:R 11. BCOTT. of Otoucestcr. Ice
land need GS. .
SHlHMnt. At Atlantic City. N J Aur.
IS. MAHY A., ldov of John V. HhlMrr.
Helatlves Tnd friends lnlted to funeral
services. Evangelical I.nthTan Church of
the Trinity, isth nnd Wolf ats . Thurs., ii
p. m. Int. In church Rround. Hermlni may
be viewed ONLY at the home of David II
Kollock & Son. 1021 N. Uroad at., l:! to 2
p. m Auto serIer
KHOLAlt. Auc 20. WILMAM. hus
band of late Qlarn Shollar (net Seer-), need
(12, HelatUes and friend Invited to fu
neral. I ri., - 1' m , (niiRiiiT rt'itu nee,
Mm. Annrttrt Dnnnld. 1810 nu-sell st Int
Cfdar IIlll Cem. Remains may be viewed
Thurs.. 8 to in p. m. Ashley nnd Wllkis
Barro paper-, copy.
SI.KMMr.ll Aur 10, MARY A. Anw
of Uavld R. f-ilcmmr-r. aced 17. Hclattvei
nnd friend" rmplnve- of A. J. Reach & Co
all other soefetles of which she was n mrm
ltr Invited to ftinnrnl sorvices Trl., H p. m
1W.1 Ann st Int prlvnte S'ntlnirton P.i
SI.OVN. AUK. 11 HARRY U husband or
Pelln R. Sloan. Notice of funeral will be
L'lion. from 41M1 fhestnut nt.
.smi i ii -iutiMiiv. jun, ii. v. JiAJti i.s
R, husband of Hmma T SmHh nmd r.o
iiPiaiivei nnu irirnuri. .-'" im ir-
elc. N'n. 31. R of A.: Philadelphia I.oi!c
Xo .14, I.. O. O. M . Tpoeraphlcal Fnlnn.
No J, Slonemen'a rellowflhln, 4Cth Ward
i-nd emoloves of tho Ripttst Pnbllcitlon So
r'etv. Invited tn funeral. Wed p m ,
TiPi fiftipntT nt In I,Trenter pi
hmitii iJir. 1, airs wAiiAH ffiiini
vvldow nf Sllnff Smith, ared 87 Relatives
and friends invfted tn runeral Bervice. l-ri ,
2 11. in., north reldenc. Daniel Herii-pl-
noth. sor.t n n.mphln t. Int. private,
Xorth Cedar Hill Cem.
Thurs . ft to 10 n. m.
SOI.orr Suddenly, nt Hog Ilnnd. Aug.
20 HARRY .IOIIN. husbnnd nf Margaret
Soloff. aged 21 Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral. Trl 2 p. m . 7(17 N Ring
gold at I2."th nnd Rrown sts ). Int Mt
Morlnh Cem. Remains may bo viewed
Thurs eve. Auto service,
SPICER. Aug. Id. ANNA V.. wife of
Daniel S. Splcer (nee Ilurke). aged 22.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
Thurs . 8.3(1 a m.. 2(103 S. IRth st. Solemn
requiem mass St. Monica's Church 10 a. m.
Int Holv Cross Cem Auto service.
SPICER Aug IP. DOLORES, daughter
of Daniel S. and Into Anna V. Splcer. aged
2 years. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral. Thurs.. 8.30 a. m.. from father's
resldenco. 2C03 S. 18th St. Int. Holy Cross
S'PHOUL Aug. 20. JAMES SPROUL.
aged 73 Relatives and frlepds Invited to
funernl services. Thurs., 4 p m , fith and
Ilutler sts . Cluster. Pa. Funf-al will arrive
at Friends Meeting House. Christiana, Pa..
11 a. m . Erl. Int. Kadsbury Friends Rury
Ing Ground
STANDHRIDGE. Suddenly, ut B30P Hav
erford nve Aug 20. MARIA T. wife of
Henry K Standbrldge and (1-uighter of late
Thomas D and Ssrah A Wilder Services
nnd Int. private Rath, Me., papers conv
STRICKER. Aug. 20. CHRISTINA,
widow of Priderlck S. Strieker. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral services. Frl ,
2 p. m.. residence of son. Frederick S.
Strieker. '3UJ!I E. Thompson st. Int. North
wood Cem
THOMPSON. Aug 20 at Ocean Cltv. N.
J . ELIZA J., widow of John II Thomp
son, aged 811 Relntlves nnd friends Invited
in runerai ecrviv, Mai., j p m., K7M N.
, llith st. Inl. private. West Laurel IIlll
Cem.
'1 RAPriCANTE. Aug. ID. MICHEL.
1 husbnnd of Carolina Trafftcnnte (nee Larnr-.l
Relatlvea and friends invited to fune-al.
Sat.. 8 a. m.. 1.122 S. 12th st Hen ,em
I high msss St. Nicholas's Church. lp' Holy
Cross Cem.
TYSON Aug. II). ANDREW J., son of
late Edward T nnd Louisa L Tjson, nged
. 71 Relatives nnd friends, William C Ham
I llton Lodge, No. BOO, F. and A. M., In-
vueti io iunerni services. Frl., 2 p. m.. son's
i-esldence, Edward T. Tjson. Jr.. 41)34 N.
Ca.'Ba..".t ln'. Private. Laurel Hill Cem.
VOOEL Aug. 20. JOSEPH E, son of
CottlOb und Josenhlne Vneel Inn. FnlM
';'" -i. ueiaiivca and trienus nv ten tn
' funeral. Frl.. 0 a. m.. 31(1 1'enncl t.. Ches.
J"- 1e R5va.rr County. Pa. High mass at
Immneulate Henrt Church 10 a. m. Remains
may be viewed Thurs.. 8 to 10 p. m. Int.
aged 21. Relatives and friends Invited tn
Immnnulste trefirt nm
,. Vf '.&! Aug. 20. KLIZARKTH, wife of
Patrick Walsh. Relatives and friends In
vlted to funernl. husband's sesldence. 231
IJeneiet t.. Chestnut Hill. fiat.. 8 a. m
Solemn requiem mass Church of Our Mother
of Consolation 0 a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre
Cem ' .
W1CKERSHAM. At Atlantic Cltv, N.
Jv..y .lB EL1ZAHETII J A. WICrCER
SHAM. Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral. Sat.. 0 a. m . 3.18 S. isth st. Sol
emn requiem mnss St. John's Church. 13th
I! .n.bo-i? Chestnut. Hi n. m. Int. Mt.
Moriah Cem. Remains may bo viewed Frl
eve.
WYnORSKI. Aug. 17. TAULINB P..
daughter of Louis and Constance Wyborskl
need 23. Relatives and friends. Invited to
funeral. Thurs.. 11:30 n. m.. parents resi
dence. 102 Mlfflln'at. Solemn requiem mass
Church of St. Stanislaus (3d and Fltz.
water sis ). in a m.
LOST AND FOUND
DIAMOND BRACELET, containing 13 dH-
monds, platinum mounting, stamped II.
V1" J-e.p,-. C- & Co. Rewurd. Return to
J. L. Caldwell & Co., Juniper and Chest-
PIN Found a sold pin, Tuesday nlsht,
MAASn1i?:nea?. C'ty.llall on Uroad st
vhA,iP K,?P0- Connecticut Experiment 3U.
tlon, Now Haven. Conn.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
AN ESSENTIAL OCCUPATION
UNDER THE U. 8. GOVERNMENT
TELEPHONE SERVICE IN PIIILADFr
PHIA AND VICINITY. THE WORKSHOP
OF THE NATION, IS OF VITAL IMPOli
TANCE IN THE PIIOSECUTION OF THE
WAR.
YOUNG WOMEN nETWEEN 17 ANt) 81
CAN SERVE IN NO MORE PATRIOTIC
WAY THAN AS OPERATORS. 'UI"
COME AND HELP SERVE IN THIS ALT
IMPORTANT ARMY OF THREE THOIL
SAND LOYAL YOUNG WOMEN. '""',
THE TRAINING COURSE IS SHORT
AND THOROUGH. B"UKT
in.00 PER WEEK IS PAID DtmtNO
THE FIRST FOUR WEEKS. WITH RAPID
ADVANCEMENT THEREAFTER. "Ar"J
APPLY ANY WEEKDAY RETWEEN 8
AND fli EVENINOS IJY APPOINTMENT.
MI83 M. D, RYAN
FIRST FLOOR. 1631 ARCH ST.. PIIILA,
MISS O. SMITH
406 MARKET ST.. PIIILA.
MISS F R. ZINOOL
28 W. CHELTEN AVE.. QTN.
MISS W. O. REILLY
20 E. ftTH ST.. CHESTER, PA.
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF
PENNSYLVANIA. "
s' v in:i i iiir -! 1 it 1:111.: If I I - Ii ll-tlB. ... -..... 1.
Kl s'o''fr ?nJSn,te nti. ' .Wnnd KTX? S?!X,M. ' tnfnK!
?sO iriHl I M Jt HI emniOVCa OI 1 liter . 1 . ...m - . . I lllrfH'ii ("isiuun .inir im 41.1t 1 nyu IjA-
ro0fd.Tgo' Work," invited- to funVral sertlce.' I t(t jd oppo tunltles for ""'nvent. prc Co 11:7 Chestnut st
J-rl.. 2 p. m . 202.1 rirnnlte St.. Prnnkfonl. , ,V Ledger nfflce Pct.d, I gTf.X()r,UAPn,;U P,er'enced. Annlv the.
Int. Oik'.ind Cem. Remains may be vlew'ed i ZJ '' "" r "i". , nn ,. oci, ,i ri, t-..-,' .,,,,
WATCH Lost, lady's eold extension brace
hood' ffeSS fc,,?: ,.,iewnaer,d"hb,?er:
JunU Si. Camttc" & C-" &".. alfd
HELP WANTED FEMALE
(Other Classified Ads on Page 2)
BILL CLERK vvsnled, one capsble of oper
ating Elain Smith typewriter. Apply In
person. 244 8 "ith at. .
HILLING CLERK experienced on Elliott-
Ff.her msehlnn. .nnrt hti.lness hours
Permanent position Apply Thresher Broth
ers, 1322 Chestnut st. j
BILLING CLERKS
FAMILIAR WI-JII M00N-H0rKlN3
BILLING MACHINE. PERMA
NENT POSITIONS
K. F. HOUGHTON & COMPANY
APPLY 240 W. SOMERSET ST.
OR PHONE KENSINGTON 7100
BOOKKEEPER nst . give eP.. age and
salary App v letter only. Kdwln .Har
rington. Sens & Co . Inc., 17th nnd Lai-
lovvniii,
BOOKKEEPER, experienced and nccurnte,
fur bank In Kensington, state age. sp"rl.
ence, referenco nnd salary expected, r 00B,
Ledger Office.
BOOKKEEPER and stenographer wanted, to
take charao of small omcc. apbiy j. n.
10th st.
CALCULATORS
PERMANHNT POSITIONS AND GOOD TAT
FOR ACCURATE CALCULATORS
H. T. HOUGHTON A CO.
APn.Y 210 W. SOMERSET ST.
OR PHONE KENSINGTON 7100
CHAMimitMAID white. In family of three
adults: wages s; references required. K
l.i7. Ldger Central.
CLERK TV
PAHTMENT
ACCOUNTING DR.
(IF THE Pttni.IC
LEDGER COMPANY: NO EXPERI
ENCE NECESSARY.
TURLIC LEDGER COMPANY
CLERK and tvnlst. nccurale at ngures. pr-
-tnanent position with exc-llent opportunity
foi advancement. Apply to Mr. Schofleld
RaederAdatnon & Co.. Richmond at. and
A'lThenv nv
CLERK, vnung lady, must be good penman
and quick and nccurnte nt figures. Reply
nndmsanin'1rre,xVpre1clteS' XW SXic?"
nnd stlarv expecten. a ji, Iflger Office
-l J.t.Ki. jnunc inay. wnn cin operate tp.
writer. Reptv In own handvvrltlnp. stntlngJAltV UANTi:i Ant.. KUpCiKR OFFICII
, ape. exp nnu phi, rxppr.ro y .:ij( itn on.
ri.KRl v illttd for Keneral office work
woman or man; atato experience. P Rlrt
i,pf.irr vMiirp
CI.FRKK YountT women with nny plfriri
f-xncrlenr w hat ever or ha Ine unfflri-n-l
education to fit thm for clerical uork will
' find orportunltlea for plennant and Interest-
in: empiomeni. ivnn cnanre ror advance-
mnt. by communlcntlnK with the follow Intr
. miril"T. P ni ldfer Ofnce. State ne,
ep-ronce If nnv and mlnrv expected
..i.t ... .
COOK, white. In family of 8 ndutts; vvnges
Jin. reierence retiuireu. i- hu, j.i ogcr '
Centnl I
COST CLERK Woman or man with experi
ence figuring faetnrv costs: excellent op
portunity; stato experience. P 833, Ledger
Office
DRESSMAKERS We pay the bet prices In
Philadelphia to operators on I. 1. st.vie
dre.ses nil plain ntllchlns; materlils. linen
plain ntiicnina: materii s. i men
electric power machines good
nnd serge
working conditions: a month's vacntlon with
nnv .n thn.n brt m.liii trnntl. John 11 Nlmn.
son. 1114 Walnut sL
ELI.IHTT-FISHER bill elerl.- must b good.
A nnlv hv 'elt. 1 12.1 ledger Central.
ENVELOPE MACHINE OPERATORS want
ed, both exp nnd lcnrners; good wages to
start Apply Whltlng-Pattcrson Co., 320
N. 13th.
TOU CAN HELP WIN THE WAR
WELL-EDUCATED, AMIHTIOUS WOMEN
FILE CLERKS
STENOGRAHPERS AND TYPISTS
ARE WANTED IMMEDIATELY
AT HOG ISLAND
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE WORKING
CONDITIONS
EXCEPTIONAL WAGE SCALE
EXCELLENT TRANSPORTATION FROM
ALL TARTS OF PHILADELPHIA
SPECIAL TRAIN'S MOI1NINGS AND
EVENINGS
APPLY-PERSONALLY
WOMEN'S EMPLOYMENT OFrlCE
HOG ISLAND. PA.
ASK FOR SIRS. NORRELL
GIRL, half-grown, to wash supper dishes:
large family. 003S Chestnut st.
GIRL wanted for generat office work, must
be experienced and rapid at figuring. Ap
ply William Foster. 120S N. 31st St.
GIRLS Wonted. K neat-looking girls, ensv
work In leading theatres: SB per week:
snare time. F 143 Ledger Central
HOSIERY
Knitters and toppers
experienced on
Banner, Scott H Williams
and Standard I machines
double-stitch work
PAIRERS AND FOLDERS
experienced on.
fine seamh-ss hosiery
Steady work; good pay
NOTASEME HOSIERY CO.
Oxford and Mascher sts.
Also
KNITTERS AND TOPPERS
on Standard machines
experienced on
double-stitch work
At our No 2 mill
LENA AND ARMAT STS,
Gcrmantovvn
HOSIERY
EXPERIENCED FINISHING ROOM HELP
PAIRERS, FOLDERS
TICKETERS, STAMPER8
TEMPORARY. OVERTIME WORK
0 P. M. UNTIL 10 P. M.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
FOR THOSE
N.OT EMPLOYED
DURINq THE DAY
TO MAKE EXTRA MONEY
NOTA3EME HOSIERY CO.
OXFORD AND MA8CHER ST3.
HELP WANTEDFEMALE
(Other Clisstfled Ads on "Page J)
HOSIKRY- Kp. knitter nnd toppers on Run
ner inachlnesi double stitch work, 22c. 23c
and Hie n dozent Infants' worsted. Rockland
Hosiery Mills, Ml I Kensington ave
JACK SP(MI.Llt't. experienced Government
work John llromlev Sons. A and I.e.
hlrh nve. Applv to nearest tt s. Service
nfflce. Urine this nd with vnu.
Ntmsr: or nurserv governe.s, : rlrls 4 and
ri (1 years; competent to take full charge
first-class rrreiences required. ,vi lain.
Ledger renin I. or phone Hrjn Mawr .i:n
for appointment. .
OKPICE tlllll. wanted bv tru-f tompany In
West Phlla P sso t.-ijger nfnee
LADIES' MAID ami seamstress . xpcrlenred
strong, vcung white woman rcferen, re-
nulred. Address all week. P (1 RoA 7".
Vlllanovs ri
MOON-HOrKINS OPERATORS
FOR DILLINO: PERMANENT POSITIONS
GOOD PAT
E F. HOUGHTON CO.
APPLY 210 W. SOMERSET ST.
OP. THONE KENSIVOTON 7100
NInE
rRANi-cronn factory
Desires graduate nurse
Por dtspensirv work
Penninem position regular hours
Knowledge of Polish helpful
Rut not neees.arv
A (111. P. O RON -1H.1
I'ANTRY WOMAN vvlilte. no Siindav work:
sleep out Apply Friends Arch Street
Center flOl A-rh st
PIANO PLAI.R In plav and sell popular
music, chant. fir ndvsncem''nt Applv
.1 O. McCrorv f. Co K'117 Mnrliet
SCHOOL TEACHER seeking belter position:
no bookkeeping or stenography required.
P 83t Ledger omcc
soLiciTORi
TifP, pitrlic T.rnoEn nromnpn
PEvrnAt, Fin-si . ci.Att so-
LICITOR r O R CIRCITLiTIOV
PROMOTION: AUtMTY TO MEF.T
AND TALK TO THE P.E1T PEO.
PLE IS ESSENTIAL 1HIT PF.R.
SONAL APPEARANCE WILL RE
CEIVE FIUtT COStnERATION: A
GOOD PROPOSITION FOR A FEW
WOMEN OP MT(1RE TEARS WHO
DO NOT ORJECT TO HOUSE-TO-HOUSE
SOLICITATION: ALSO
WANT ONE EXPERIENCED CREW
MANAGER APPLV TO Mil. COR.
HEA. SECOND FI.OOH, 1'UULIO
LKDUBK UU1LDLNU.
STENOGRAPHER Cenlrnllv located busi
ness office in-.ied In essential industry
reiulres services of good stenographer nl.o
ns.lstnnt bonUkeener state sal.ir. experl
eneo and Kftr'li es nddrcss In uwn hand
writing. .n( (i opnnrttinltv for two amoltlous
bs-pCTi.Tit'vi.ii'i-rt riim-Tv- Tvn vcTmiHT
I 'lf' ' Vll.inTlI.lV.IIsHWn iVoi
tjn01 CII WH! FR AlVANrnMKNT
ounr women l i i.erigert entral
AIMM-Y. M I NO RKFKRR.VrR ANM RAT,-
ciipToriK PIIIMt rnmnn!on(VA.,n l-.iv
1 u Mb nt lenm 1 irnr'a ptnorlpneo nti
) ptenosr tph r In nfflfo nflirire furniture j
, manuiueiun r m-mp m .kj pit wcck 10
1 Kt" Ann ' j "D,,t
uTi'Vnnil.M'Itl!! lvrfrlpnr-fi1 vmtno lrl'
mint be nn! and rapid, knowledge of dlc-
. taphono dealrible. but not ppintlil. cKid
palnrv Appi looiv lo 11 M, 10 st ,
Camden. N J.
1 jvfrvfHMi PiiriV
! Vminril i
Hjfncrlenred. brlirht
Irnble Tinflitbm. write full
. . ; - .. ...
STENOGRAPHERS
nnd
Pl.nnk'H
' For cost nnd genern accounting work: lo
cation northeast section: hours. 8 to .1. halt
i",!,,.;, . a,i, ,,".,.., ,,., Vi..J;i3,- J.Z
'""J"""5 tiu" "'"rP.1...".' l'r J lM,.l0J: E5"
lay naiuroiv all jear: permanent essential
"'"","".' "..i ",,u """" uesircu. u JJ.
l- u- UD Jj,'u'
STENOGRAPHERS, expeii. need- good pnv,
good chilico for advancement: permanent
Apply Simmons Hnrdwnro Sloro 423 Arch
street.
STENOGRAPHERS
WANTED
Must hnve nt least three years' commercial
trulnlng; stendv work.
1IRING REFERENCES
MIDVAI.E STEEL AND ORDNANCE CO.
UDDYHTiiNK RIFLE PLANT
EDDYS TONE. PA.
Apply
PHILADELPHIA orFICEB
220.1 Island road (Mr. Mooney)
B203 Market st (Mr. Tlechner)
, nnd
U. S. Enplovment Service Offices
1519 Arch St.. Philadelphia, Pa.
Ask for Mr O'Connor
010 Sproul at.. Chester. Pa.
Ask for Mr Relnhart
imiNQ THIS AD WITH YOU
' town puauiuii. Kuini e.tiary: lumoer experl
I ence un asset state ago und experience.
STENOGRAPHERS, with at least 2 or 3 v.rTni-r'i-'pp'iiol!.'."',... ,. : 7-
years experience: salary J2.1 a week. BOOLKLI.f '.E.RS A Inrge corporation Is In
Write at once to I 813 Ledger Ofnce.
TEACHERS I
SO for rural schools ln !' nnsvlvanla: high1
or normal graduates; register .it once with
out cnarge.
U. S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
WOMEN'S DIVitluN
1311-1313 ARCH ST.
TYPIST TEE PUBLIC LEDGER
CO HAS AN OPENING FOR A
YOUNG LADY: PLEASANT WORK
AND GOOD HOURS APPLY TO
.MR. FLYNN, (KM) CHESTNUT &T.
TYPEWRITER, must be famtJIar with
Underwood machine, shorthand unrssen-
tlnl apihv win loster. 12ns .n. aist
TYPIST. In order department of manufac
luring companv: state experience and
itSt0.eI!.r"''e,'.'0 ttn? ,al"
ary expected. I' 140. Ledger Central.
TYPIST wanted by trust co. ln W
rhila
must bo neat and accurate. P 830. Led
ger Office
WOMEN AND GIRLS
WANTED AT ONCE
TIME AND HALF TIME
OVER 4R HOURS
TLENTY OF OVERTIME
STEADY WORK
WITH REGULAR INCREASE
APPLY 7 A. M.
JOSEPH CAMPBELL COMPANY
2D AND MARKET STS.,
CAMDEN, N. J.
WOMEN for office building cleaning, white.
0 hours per day, (la m. to 0 a. m.. B p.
m. to 8 p. m : good wages, steady employ
ment. Apply Room 431 Land Title Bide.
HOUSEWORK Middle-aged woman, white,
for small family. Pelham near German-
town ave. i-none iiermantown aaq iv
WOMEN for. kitchen work. Applv time-
Keepers onice, liellevue-Mtrstrorq Hotel.
YOUNG LADY for clerical work In bank In
Kensington; state experience, ass and sal
arv expected; also reftrence. P 002, Ledger
Ofnce.
YOUNO LADY to work ln manicuring and
massage parlor. Call Room 10.1, Heed Rldg.
YOUNG WOMAN In wholesale office good
at figures, for w-ork In estimating depart-
mcpi. A"oreaa f, yj, nox 1H3J.
YOUNG WOMEN, with knowledge of multl
graph machines, desired by a local insti
tution; state age. experience and salary ex
pected. P 80.1. Ledger Office.
(leneral
The following Is a list of oflteca
of tho
UNITED STATES
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
THIRD AND WALNUT STS.
1G21 ARCH STREET.
821 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET.
C-'30 MARKET STREET.
514 SOUTH BROAD STREET.
FRONT AND YORK STREETS.
137G MAIN ST., MANAYUNK.
COR. FRANKFORD AVE. AND
RUAN ST., FRANKFORD.
CAMDEN, N. J.
FIFTH AND TAYLOR STS.
CHESTER, PA.
GIG SPROUL STREET.
HELP WANTED MALE
(Other ( la-silled .,, on Pago S)
ANOl ESMITHS
IlOII.l.-RMAKERS
EOLTERH
(TO LEARN RIVETING. DRILLING. ETC )
COPPERSMITHS
FLANGE TURNERS
FURNACE MEN
INSTALLATION MACHINISTS
DROP FORGERS
LAUORERS (WHITE)
MESSENGER HOYS
See ripresentntlvps or the New York Ship
building Cori illation at the United States
Eiiiplo,me!it l-crvlce, 1.121 Anh st
AF( Ol'NT ANT, txperlenced In both eost
nnd tun. n .1. uuntliiK. nmt bo efn b nt
In audita, vmiohir sjitem of supcrvUlnn rf
production fo-t. tnti "cperlenre. rfen-ncf
salarv. whm avaflnble. cummunleatlon-s
ronlUh-ntl.il p, rin.inint pnltlnn vlth con
cern mar (ncatriil In essf-ntlHl work V 101
l.edirer Offlre
ANOI.ESMITHS
WANTED AT ONCE
ON GOVERNMENT WORK
CHESTER SHIPIU'II.DIVG COMPANY. Ltd
FRONT AND K'ERLIN STS.
CHESTER PA.
Philadelphia Office
CHESTER SIIIPIIUILD1NO COMPANY. Ltd
214 N. 13th St.
Applv
Employment Service Office
Nearest U.
DRING THIS AD WITH YOU
ASStPTANT BOOKKEEPER
AND ENTRY CLERK
MALE OR FEMALE
EXCELLENT SALARY
SATISFACTORY LIVING CONDITIONS
BAKER. SMITH . CO.
CARE OF
ATLANTIC LOADING COMPANY
ELWUUD. N. J.
ASSISTANT TO MAVAOER OF AC.
cnl'NTlVll DI'l'ARTtt-T fimin op.
rORTI'NIY FOR ALERT AND INTEL
LK1ENT MEN EXPERIENCE IN COST
ACCOUNTING OR A KNOWLEDGE OF
ITS ELEMENTARY PIlINCIPLEt WH.T,
BE HELPFUL. M 101. LEDOER
OFFICE.
AUDITORS A large cnrporitlon Is In need
of vnung men with nrictlca bookkeeping
or nccountlng experience bank men pre
ferred: stale age. experience and salary ex
pected. P 803 Ledger Office.
T...wi.-1-i.-T.L-r. ..-.1 .. , -" -: ;
i.,ii.,,-. ,-.,. ,. -,.,-,,. ,1 a ,iier mr out-or-
I. n''a OI """ ."T"-" "1,n, practical book
kecplrg or accounting experience: bank men ,
ipreieirrui ri.ir uitr, .-aim i i-ih-b nnu salary
' expected. P MIL'. Ledger Office
THE PUBLIC LEDGER HAS AN OPENING
FOR AN INTELLIGENT BOY WHO IS
OVER 10 YEARS OF AGE. APPLY AT
ONCE TO MR. FLYNN, COO CHESTNUT ST.
BOY. 10 to lh xars as stockkee'per In pur-
chasing dent.: quick and accurate at fls-
ures. good chance for advancement: refer-
ences required. Apply J II. Van Seller
Co . Camden.
BOY about lf in pawnshop must have ref
erence: chance for advancement. Beer-
wnld Lancaster aye nnd I 'reston st.
BOY wanted for office work, aged 1,1. s. L
Allen & Co nth nnd C.lenwond live.
BOYS OVER 18
FOR OFFICE WORK
nrertiii. rirtrtn nrr-vivn3 mn nnrnnn
BOYS; PERMANENT' POSITIONS: HOOD
pay; urruniuivui 1 uiv aijv A.-suEiiiisrvr
E. r. HOUGHTON CO.
APPLY AT 240 W SOMERSET ST.
BOYS Bright boys wishing to ret Into a
good line of work, can have excellent op
portunities for lenrnlng the business by
appllng to tho following number: P 733,
Ledger Office. They will be advanced as they
be ct me expe ric'ius-ii.
iJOV.S NOT RETURNING TO SCHOOL
THIS FALL FOR WORK IN NEWS
PAPER OFFICE. APPLY CITY EDITOR,
FOURTH FLOOR Oml CHESTNUT ST
ROY wanted for general work In large office;
excellent opportunity for advancement. Ap
jily Mh floor. American Stores Co 4th and
Noble ats. .
CARPENTERS wanted. John N. Gill Co.,
r.blh and Grays ave , lust below Woodland
ave Apply nearest U. S. Employment Of
fice. Bring this ad with you.
BRAKEMEN AND FIREMEN
NEEDED
PENNSYLVANIA 'RAILROAD
125 FILBERT ST.
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
CHEMIST
WANTED
For experimental department: must have
knowledge, ot qualltlve and quantltlve
analyses.
Apply Lock Box 428, Chester, Fa.
HELP WANTED ItlALE
(Olher 'bis.led ,d, on Van i)
( HAt I'M!! RS Wantcdf men nbout 30 to
...tV." motortruiks must be familiar with
White or Knox Pearson A I.udachr Lum
!; r to vistmoreland st and Delaware
Lurr AW15' to nearest u. S. Empliijmtni
Service Office Hrlng this ad with ou.
CLERK in receiving department of Inr
harlwarc nnd contractors supplies estab-
1744nMnrkeY'V Shannon . Co.
'"'iVilrti oliC! ronm: "Pfrlence- necessary;
steady pnslllnn. trnml ., ... -.. JL
i nulredA -.. lAdier OITt. C"K" .
CLERK vviint.d for general otTIco work
Ledge" OfTl":"'""- '""" ''""'mT' fB
COMMISSARY DKPART.MENT OF GOVERN.
MENT SHIPYARD. HOG ISLAND. HE
QVIRES EXl'ERtENCED WHITE COOKS.
EXPERIENCED PIE RAKERS. WHITE.
WHITE KITCHEN MEN. WHITE llt'H
MEN FUR CAFETERIAS, PLEASANT SUR
nol'NDIMlS. APPLY
V S. EJIPLOY.MENT SERVICE
3011 WALNl'T ST
SEE MR SCFLL
Oil
MR RWAIITZ
1.121 ARCH ST.
(Do not apply nt Hog Island)
CdST I I ERIC Mn r,r;.T,T7T1- , -,-
let.i. figuring r.'.tnVv , , '","", ' 'Vl, ;""
portjinitv. sen,. , v, r,, , ,J-ri Y;.','1 -
, IIIIMTIMIIV H.i.xti:-
iPS,S55?53s
IinillND THE LINES IN FRANCE
DRIVERS AND MOTOR MECHANICS
WANTED FOR 'T" SERVICE
Men above .lrnft nee preferred Cni.1,1 tsk"
a few i,l, h.ive 1...H axumln.vl nnd r.jected
fv.r ''"'" Ice. If cnpnlile n,l , xperlin" d
AppllcuiU must he 1n Ain.rli in ell I., n v h
no (Jerman or Austrian blond II.. must b"
rhrVurfiiM't-kr- K"Hl J,",,:mom ""
F II WEIIlMAN
11 N 21st st.
VPPLY NEAREST I'. S. SEIl ICE OITIi E
I1RING THIS AD WITH YOF
EMPLOYMENT WANTS
DROP FORGERS
GUARDS . .
GAVGE MAKERS
luVllORritS
I EARNERS. . ..
. . . (Short-Hour Shifts)
.(Whlto or Colored"
..On vnrlous machines
I'iccc-vvorU basis
TOOI.MMCERS .
TOOLROOM MVCIIINE HANDS
BRING REFERENCES
MIDVME STEEL AND ORDN'WCE CO.
EDDY.-TIIN1 Iliri.F Pl.VNT
EDDYSTONE. PA
PHILVDELPIIIA OFFICES
220.1 lsl mil road . ..(Mr Mnnnevl
320.1 M.irKet st (Mr. Pltchner)
Applv
V. S Emtilovni'nt Sorv lee Ofpees
ljl'.l Arch st Philadelphia. P.i.
Ask fur Mr O'Connor
013 Sprnul st . Chester Ta.
Asli for Mr Rilnhart
BRING THIS AD WITH YOU
Dltl'G!- llov. over HI. to work In pitent
medlilne department or wnuii.i'e noise
1 Applv Viikntlno II. Isniltll 4- Co , 2d and
' Gjeen. , 1
ENGINEER, te.idv. prai Ileal vv-snted fori
"innd'i rn Plant 412 N 31 VpPlv neiresti
i- s Emnlovment Offli-c. llrin this ad .
1 "'"I ""
FIREMAN Cxrellent dpentng for cnp.ilile I
Hrem.in II- N 3d st Applv nearest '
I' S Emplovment Servlco Office Bring this
ad wltn vou
FREIGHT CAR REPAIRMEN
1 4StiC TO fiSe PER HOUR
I HELPERS. 13c PER HOUR
' TIMt: ANr( ONE-HALF AFTER S HOURS
PENNA R R PARK SHOP
, 4(!Tn AND PARKSIDIJ AVE.
Glll.NIlEI' Ontielalis' surfaie irrlnder Ap-
- -K ' !L-'i--iiS iiU!i-
HARDWARE ami . untr.irtors supplies
Young mm In .,rd,-r di n.iriuient with x.
perleiu .r. fin.-l Apply J. Jdiuli Mian-
non IL Co 1 . 1 1M irKi-t sL
HOTEL Nil, JIT ( I 1 Ui i-xni ru nr,- ni c, s
pirv Mt.nlv liislllnn good st 1 1 a 1 , rifer
ence riiimr il A 22S I.nlgor Office
lNSPE'TUR tn Inspict sin ill larln In in l
chlne shop muHt Kpow bnw to us, microm
eter Ebitro Di ntal 11 iniifm luring Co
Apply nenrest I. S Emploiment Office.
Bring ad
LABORERS
GENERAL LABOR
A NUMBER OF GOOD MEN
WANTED TOR INSIDE LABOR
ON ESSENTIAL WORK
TIIILA STORAGE BATTERY CO.
ONTARIO AND C STS.
COME READY TO START WORK
APPLY TO THE NEAREST
U. S. EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
BRING THIS AD WITH YOU
LABORERS LABORERS
LABORERS LABORERS
ALL LABORERS APPLYING FOR WORK
WILL RECEIVE IMMEDIATE EMPLOY-
EDDYSTONE MUNITIONS COMPANY
EDDYSTONE. PA.
TAKE CHESTER SHORT LINE TO GATE
Apply
To any U. S. Employment Office
LABORERS
GULF REFINING CO.
68th st. and Schuvlklll River
Apply nearest U. S. Employment Service
Office
DTlns this ad with you
LABORERS COLORED
SteCONDFIJOOR. 0 CHESTNUT ST
APPLY NEAREST UNITED STATES
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OFFICB
FVGIN-EER EXPERIENCED IV DEIO'
AND COVSTRl'i'TlliV OP RE-EN-
FnltCED 1 (iNCRETE HTA'I F FXPERI-
I-NCE WHEN AVAILABLE AND SALARY
1 Dl'SliiED N 2. P. O BOX Slnll
HELP WANTED KALE 'f'-.M
(Other Classified Ads on Pag 2) ArlCt'J
AT ONCE LAnORERS WANTED
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT WORK f.-
At vin sireev anu iveysione roaa (UueK
nam tract) 2 blocks west of Highland are.il fi
nearest inllroad station, Thurlow, on Penrn? j
erivuiiii. jvniiruau.
UacARTIIUR nROTIIERS
AFrLT
To any United Slates
Employment Office
AT ONCE LARORER3 WANTED
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT WORK 1
. Chester riko
Between Darbv I'a and Savllis are.
Eddyston.. Pa.
MacARTIIL'R I1ROTIIERS
APPLY
Tn nny United States
i--mpiormeni umee t
AT ONCE LABORERS WANTED i
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT WORK
On main highway (Rroadwav), b.tweenl
Westvllle N J. and South Gloucester. Ni,
J. Nearest railroad station South GIooceeT
ter on the Pennsylvania Railroad (WeeG
Jerspv nnd R.ft.hnr niul.lnnl s.
Jersey and Seaehora Division).
MacARTIIL'R RROT1IER3
APPLY
i
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To any United Statu
Employment Office
AT ONCE LABORERS WANTED
t.'NITED STATES GOVERNMENT WORK
Vnshlnglnn Park, near Westvllle. N J., nn
P(nnslvanla R R (West Jersey and t
Seashore Division), also by trolley from X
Camden. 4
Mac.VRTHUR BROTHERS i
APPLY
To nnv Fnlted States .
Emploiment Office .
WAR WO:-.K FOR ALL MEN LEAVINd 1
NONESSENTIAL INDUSTRIES
THE CHANCE TOR INSIDE MEN TO V &
ENTER A PltODFCTIVE 1'IELD OF USE-
I'l'I, HEALTHY WORK
ItlOG ISLAND SHIPYARD OFrEP.3 YOU A t
JOB AT LABORING. IP TOU ARE SOFT
AND NOT USED TO PHYSICAL WORK
WE WILL PUT TOU ON SPECIAL WORK.
UNTIL TOU BECOME HARDENED. i
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO WORK A
IN THE FIRST LINE OF OFFENSE AT
HOME. YOU CAN SHORTLY INCREAS3
YOUR EARNING CAPACITY
THIS OFFER EXTENDS TO CLERKS.
OFFICE MEN AND ALL THOSE FORCEU
BT SELECTIVE-SERVICE REGULATIONS
TO SEEK EMPLOYMENT IN A WARs
ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY AND TO AjfTI
rTTTT-f niTP.nTT. ...r-t.rr.ixfa TSTSlr. f
ARE WILLINO TO START AT THH
BOTTOM.
IF TOU MEAN BUSINESS. PUT OM
tottu nt.n cf.nTiin.is citt niTp thtb
AD AND PRESENT IT AT THE NEAREST
U. S EMPLOYMENT OFFICB
OR MAIN OFFICE
ID AND WALNUT STS
MR. SHATTUCK
OR.
STATE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
ulli AH 11 al
MR SW.RTZ
HELP Ttl'ILI) SHIPS
TQE A LINK IN THE CHAIN
LABORERS
'and
POWDER-LINE MEN
aro needid
by the
DC rONT CO.
at
their plants
at
CARNEYS POINT. N. J..
and
omnsTowN. n. j
1233 ARCH ST
Apply
ANY V. S. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
LABORERS LABORERS LABORER?
WANTED ON GOVERNMENT WORK
HELP TO GET THE
HOSPITALS REVDY 3
F. W. MARK CONSTRUCTION CO.
BYBERRY JOD
Apply
Nearest U. S. Employment Service Of
BEING THIS AD WITH YOU
LABORERS colored, wanted, for Inside and,
outside f.n-tnrv work pi mi located slT
ml'es from Philadelphi 1 l'l-' Sansoin St.
second floor Applv tbe iKir.si U R Kttli
lilovment Bureau Bring ti is ad with you.
LABORERS white, for light work wareC"
nouse, iv. 1 iiiijt-n ,1 .s r, cur. tin
end (llenwooil aw-. .(null n. arest u. S-.v
Employment office. Bring this ad with you,1- '
1 .ItfVI.I'lt.. iiunl.l .it iv. .rU 1,, li.n.p na m. -
I bniinn Brown Si Ball, v I' 111! N Frank-t
lln Ai"lv to reirest F S Employment if-bT
service Office Bring th'.s nd nith sou. Jvf.S
-ru.
i-AUOREIls
Needed at one.
CHESTER SHIPBUILDINO COMPANTI
LTD.
CHESTER. PA'
Philadelphia
CHESTER SHIPBUILDINO COMPANY.
LTD. u
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ZIt N. 13111 BT.
APPLY NEAREST UNITED RTAT1
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OFFICB) '
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