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yCJAMP MEADE LIBRARY
WILL HAVE NEW CHIEF
IU WaBhington Mfln to Succeed
L. n. Uiclman, Who Kcturns
to Baltimore Work
' Camp Mrnile, Sid., Aur. 30,
H. H. B. Meyer, chief blblloRrapher
t the CongreMlonnl Library In Wash
Ins-ton, Is coming here to lake charge of
&, the. camp library, which Is operated by
me American i.iDrary Association. .Mr.
Meyer Is a graduate of Columbia Uni
versity and Is n gas and electrical en
gineer. Ills love for books attracted him
to the New York Public Library some
t, few, years ago as a member of the staff
' nd In 1006 he went to Washington.
cince Jhat time he has been the bead of
five different departments In the Con
gressional Library.
Library work Is one of the most Im
portant bits of welfare work at this
cantonment. It Is a polyglot camp, and
v, iiinjuiuj- qi inn men spena ineir spare
Lai- time endeavorlnir tn Imnrnve, thnmsnlvea
iLoUls H. Dlelman, librarian at the
Peabody Institute In Baltimore, who has
been In charge of the library here, ex
plained that ho has found It dlffcult to
keep a sufficient supply of text book-)
On the shelves, there Is such a demand
for books of an educational nature. Mr.
Dlelman was granted a leave of ab
sence from Peabody to take charge
of he work here, a few months ago.
This period has elapsed, and ke must
return to Baltimore.
Three priests from Pittsburgh have
arrived here In the uniforms of first
lieutenants, and will shortly be nsslgncd
8 chaplains In units of the Lafayette
Division. They are Hevs. L. S. Donner
meycr, John F. McCarthy and Thomas
Dunn. At present they arc making their
headquarters with the Knights of Co
lumbus. '
Captain-William W. Hulln lias been
relieved from his present duties ns the
assistant to the camp adjutant, and has
been appointed camp Inspector.
Sergeant Herbert W. Harris, of the
Medical Department, has been transfer
red In his present grade to Camp Zaeh
ary Taylor, Louisville, Ky., for duty.
First, Lieutenant Oeorge W. Dehoff, of
the Medical Corps, has been assigned to
the Eleventh Sanitary Train ; Flrat Lli u
tenant Frank Deenan to the Kleen,h
Ammunition Train and First Llcuten.int
MorrlS K. Gore t6 the Thirty-second
Field Artillery.
Kleven men of the One Hundred nnd
Fifty-fourth Depot Brigade, have been
transferred to camp ht-adquartcrs. They
re:, Edward R. Krause, Ilalph 13. Hen
rlng, David Schwartz, WllbUrC. Phelps,
Vaughn TV. Wilkinson, Ilalph Thomas,
Edward L. Sullivan, Stanley S tin op",
Harry M. Lane, Patrick J. Carroll and
Rudolph a, A Stlemke.
Major Biuce Uthoff Mas been assigned
to the Seventeenth Infantry
WAR VETERANS LEAVE
DK FOR OTHER CAMPS
Will
Act as Instructors
Men Now in Train
ing to
Camp Illx, Wrlghtstown, N, J Aug.
10. Ap echo ot the efforts of Austrian
propagandists to Induce various mem
bers of the Italian contingent, who were
recently quartered at Dlx after a trip
half-way round the woiMd. to desert the
Italian army, promising them money and
ftlalmiAa 4Sk 1a1si 4sH a. Aiknn4A n.
assistance to help them escape, was,
heard In the announcement that Private
Lawrence Martlnc, a raeraoer of the
Headquarters Company of the Flftj--nlpth
Pioneers, a Delaware outfit, has
been sentenced by a court-martial board
to be confined at hard labor at Fort Jaj
Js". Y., fpr a period of twenty years and
then to be dishonorably discharged from
the service. Martlne Ib said to have de
clared that the French and Italian vic
tories were not true ; that he c6uld
"read English well and that the Ameri
can papers never made any such re
ports. Announcement la made that Sergeant
Harry H. Hall, of the 303d Itemount
Dtjiot Brigade, han been commissioned
a aecopd lieutenant and assigned to
Camp Devens, Mass. ;
As far as possible all the new-ly-nr- I
rived men will be equipped with proper
filtlng shoes the day following their en
trance Into service. Heretofore the men
have been drilling In the shoes they
wore In civilian life and which are
unsuitable for work on the parade
grounds.
Nearly 100 of the non-commissioned
officers, wh.o were detailed here to await
orders that would send them to various
camps of the countrj', "have been trans
ferred to divisions In training at Camps
'Deven, Fiinston, Lewis and Sheridan.
They will convey lo the men Ideas gath
ered .while fighting on tne fronts arid
will replace the tengllsh :ia French In
structors, who have directed the train
ing work up to Ibis time.
Lieutenant Carl O. uaywnrd. Itegl
mental Sergeant Major tleorge Star-
UcW and Private J. L. B. William", have
keen detailed to attend the school for
jici puriuci WlllUCfP Kl V.SUIIJ wcigs, ttubll-
t lhgton, D. C.
H'ilJKK HrjmmTK
ATf.ANTU' PITY. N. 4.
OP.ATLAKnccml
qrvMrerasixsEssJ
. HOTEL CHELSEA
OPEN ALL THE YE Alt
ENTIRE BLOCK OP OCEAN FRONT
Westminster Ky-ov- ' Bch' Eev' t"t
"Vu,M""!r. Prl. bth, running water.
112 SOupukly.) tZgOupdly. Chan. Uiinre.
HQTEL B0SC0BEL "mX; '
Amer. 4V Hnein nlana Bklt, A. B. MARlnv
OCEAN C1TV. N. J.
Cfialforite i)''ni L e?"?."! it.
- ' pojaiat. c. ui.uhpi.n.
irlE AI.VVK--Cenv. loe. Rooms with run's
,. -tr. flrft. A. Yarger. 14 Brighton Place!
WT.ftNKRHVU.I.K. VA.
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Pen a -Gaul. Pres "ft Msr.. or Ledger Cn.
F.SNINr.TOX. l'A.
Tlnirum fcn-n " Delaware. Cafa
tuiicurn wui t 0rln D.nrlngi Mon
Wed. 4.Ptleves. Chicken ft waftla dinners
wTAMnirg
JACKSONVILLE
B. . N.H IHIilTO.S
Flills,elnM in -4'ivmn snd .licksonvllls.
far all points South. Philadelphia tn llos
ton, for all New England points. Fatten
arer or Frlsht., Consult Asent.
nrr IS. ft. Pine Ht. Tel. I-omhnrd 1P0.
TfF.RCIIANTS MIXKB' TKANft. CO.
t'fir.
flEItMANTOWN BRANCH
Philadelphia Mijsical Academy
SO KArlT WALNUT LANK
(liwns Hrptember 4th, 191a
JOSEPH W. CiAhKE. Director
H Protpeetus Mailed on llequett.
Zickwer-Hahn Mustcai Acadtmv
if- ' , .ttll .Sbtucs Nt.. PblUllelPhU
TRAYM
BUSINESS CAREER
OF PETER FLINT
A Story of Salesmanship by
Harold Whitehead
(CcTurtoht)
Mr, Whitehead ullt -nit-tiotr tour tnrtlnrftt
OUfMimtft on buytno. tetllno. advertising nnd
employment, Auk vour aura t foil clearly nnd
Otve alt the fact. Your cttrcct name and
fult nddrcit must be alien to alt fn-qiffrfr-,
Thone u-htrh are anonymoun niNit be tonored,
Antucrn to technical question will be nif
by mall, Othrr question tlfl be answered
tn fili column. The moil1 interestlno nrob
inn it of tnqntrm icttl be .roirti (iifo the
ntory of Peter FVnt,
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OW I'll recount Perkln'n story of
his best life Insurance sale.
It seems that he had been planning to
sell Insurance to a real estate man for
a long time. He knew the mnn was
doing a land office, business and was
carrjlng only nbout $8000 worth of In
surance.
Nonj, If he approached Barnum (the
real estate man) nnd talked Insurance,
he knew ho would fall through before he
commenced, so he skirmished around for
a month or more studying his man.
"You can go hunting- rabbits anv old
time, but big game needs careful stalk
ing," he said.
Funny thing, I notice that whenever
those big fellows In the Insurance game
go after business they decide on a big
man with money nnd then spend all
kinds nf time In finding out how best to
tackle him
The 'II spend a week nrenarlne for a
thlrty-mlnute Interview, but boy! how
they make those minutes count I
Well, Perkins found out that Darnum
was a big, Jolly, fat chap, who had
started with nothing nnd by hard work
and being "Johnny on the spot" when
ever a big real estate chance happened
along had got n bunch of dough Darnum
was real chesty about his high rating
In Dun's.
When old Perkins was all ready he
called on Barnum and said, "Mr.
Barnum, l'o called to see you about
your business rating I've discovered It
Isn't correct."
Can you guess what happened? You're
right. Barhum blew up! Ho evidently
thought Perkins was a credit reporter or
something like that. He guessed his
rating was right and no one could say
ho padded his assets and get away
with It
"You misunderstand me, Mr. Barnum,"
said Perkins. "You haen't padded jour
assets at nil, but you have grossly
underestimated one Item of yours "
Of course, Barnum cooled off P. D. Q.
at that and asked, "What Item?"
"Let me((i8k you, Mr. Barnum," par
ried Perkins, "are you personally re
sponsible for our remarkablo success or
do you owe It to a manager or some
one?"
"There's only one man responsible for
Barnum's getting on In the world nnd
that's Barnum," was his boastful reply.
"It's as I thought," came back Per
kins, "and jet. In jour nsscts, you value
the most Important Item jou huo at
only $5000. You give the world a false
linpresBlon of jourself when you place
such n paltry figure on yourse'f "
"Five thousand dollars? Important as
set? Me?" Barnum hadn't tumbled.
"Hay, friend, are jou saying something
or just talking; What do you mean,
anyhow?"
"lust this." here Perkins hitched his
chair a bit nearer Barnum, "jou carry
only $5000 worth of Insurance, thus
placing thi't sum at jour estimate of
your alue. Fixe hundred thousand
should be nearer the mark."
"Lords-," said Barnum In admiration.
"You're a life Insurance agent, ain't
jou?" '
"Correct," PerklnB smiled,
"Why didn't ou say so at first?"
"What wou'd jbu have done If I had?"
"Clue's I'd hilve handed you tho Ice
water"
Exactly, and by so doing J'ou would
i have been deprived of knowing how jou
!. - t. 1 m . 11..1La fvs
worn claim? vnliraelf an llllustlCC. Mr.
Barnum, j-du can't afford to put yourself
In a poor light with the world any
longer. Never mind amounts now: will
jou see the doctor In the morning?"
Barnum looked at Perkins In open ad
miration "A life Insurance agent! Saj j-ou
ought to be In the real estate business:
you're too good to be peddling In
surance," "Thanks, but how about the doctor for
tomorrow?"
"Bring him around, son, you've sold
mo all right, all right. I guess I ought
to have more insurance and I can't
dodge the logic of your sales-talk."
"He Isn't my biggest policyholder,'
I'ilOTllI'LAYS
The Stanley Booking Corporation
THE fcllowlnc theatres obtain their pictures tliroiiKh the STANLEY Ilooklnir
Corporation, which Is a guarantee of early showinc of tho finest j)rocH.c
tlons. All pictures reviewed before exhibition. Ask fnr the theatre In cur
locality obtaining- pictures through the STANL.HY Hool'.lni; Corporation.
AIL U- l-'th, Morris ft Passyunk Ave.
AlnalTlDra Mat.Dllyat2; Uvn.UliDftW
MAE MARSH In
"ALU VOMAN"
a nrw 1 r t-o anij Thompson sts.
ArULLU MATINUE DAILY
ALL-STAR CAST In
'CHEATING THE PUIILIC"
AOArIA CHESTNUT Btlow 10TH
ARCADIA io a.m. to n :ip.m.
WILLIAM S. HART In
t "BIUDLE QAWNE"
ni f irDlDri LROAD BTttnUT and
BLUbl31tU SUSQUEHANNA AVE.
MAIK1K KENNEDY In
"THE ftEliyiCK HTAP."
F.MPRESS
MAIN BT.. MANAYUNK
MATINEK WAIUI
VIRGINIA TEARBON In
"llEn PRICE"
FAIRMOUNT -'
0th ft (URARD A.
MATINEE IIAILi
BUSHMAN AND IIAYNE In
'A PAIR OP CUPIDS"
TA1iHI V THEATRE IKtl Market St.
FAIVllLI o A. M, to Midnight.
FRANK KEENAN In
"A LONO CHANCE"
56TH ST.
THEATRE Below fepruce.
MATINEE DAILY
ALICE BRADY in
J1K1BX Jtuaa
GREAT NORTHERN .Vfctf 5.
"THE oL'oO:UU'lfiNTUBE"
OOTII ft WAI,NUT STS.
iMrt.ISlML' Mats 2:n. Erts.TftO,
THF.DA BABA In . .
A FOOL THERK WAS
i r, A r-vt-'D '41ST & LANCASTER AVE.
LEADER P MATINEE DAILY
OLOA I'l; 1 '',!,",
"THE LIFE MASK"
E A T R
navrn AND MANAGED IlV MEMBERS OF
H
theunite'dexhibito RS' association
BELMONT MD A?OVB "Am
THE KAISER TJ,B n0p uerl.v
CEDAR u0'nl CEDXH VKXUB
ENID BENNETT in "The Vamp
rni.KSrT.UM Mrt,t
Ut. tBtb ft 00th
CHARLES RAY o'clock town"
3-tr-t nvn a I Utn. ft Mapeood Avet
CUL.VJIMMI- iir.ds.'ii' m,
GLADYS LESLIE '" "TH,FnoI,',,8pti..
PIIOTOrUWH
STRAND a,n'
Ar. st Venango. E. of Broad
BILLIE BURKE
In "THB PUBJSIJIT Of POLLY"
mused Perkins In conclusion, "but I got
him for $86,000."
I'll tell ou about "C C 's ' best iaie
tomorrow.
TOKAY'S IlUSINI.ss EPIflltAM
The mote you try, the Iras )ot
slpn.
(From T. It. I... Philadelphia, Pa)
What does this mean to Wll'?
Business Questions Answered
T P. Don't worrj-, friend T P . your
dldlculty Is not so serious es you
Imagine. H'nder separate cover t send
J'ou the names of some good hooks that
will help jou to overcome jour shjness
You hae probably spent a retired and
quiet school life and hao no sisters.
Mix with people, go to church nnd
church affairs. Join a niKed debating
club (If there Is one) Make yourself
go tn other people's houses vvljen op
portunity occurs.
Let me tell jou tliHt girls are not so
fearsome after all. Just go bravely to
them and pass the time of daj. Kxpress
Interest In what they s-y (and they
usually have plenty to sjy), nnd you'll
find you are getting along famously be
fore you know It.
Bend the books I suggest In my letter
to jou; they will tell jou how to gain
self-confidence Jn meeting girls better
than I can. Besides, I must not pose ns
an expert In this matter I'm a married
man!
"Peter Flint" Is not yet published In
PARCEL POST
Silk Foulard
Dresses
$7.75
BEAUTIFUL
DRESSES
of figured silk
foulard at a
price which
hardly repie
senta the bate
cost of mate
rials. They
are in pretty
figured designs
made up into
various effec
tive styles, one
of which is
pictured here.
This makes a
rap ti vating
little dress
that can be
worn on nu
merous occa
sions now or
later under a
warm coat.
Sizes from 16
to 40.
Open Friday and Saturday
Evenings
Front and Dauphin Sts.
riiOTori,B
Messrs. flrcen and Altman I
Managing Directors j
New Park Theatre
RidRC Ave. and Dauphin St. J
Grand Reopening
TODAY AND TOMORROW)
WITH
"To Hell With the Kaiser'
THE HIGC.r.ST SENSATION OK A
GENERATION
Flaying Only
August 30 and 31
l-IIOTOI'I.AYS
333 MARKET nlu?0?!l:l?ZR
MABGUERITE CLARK In
"UNCLE TOM'S CABIN"
RAOriCI 23 SOUTH ST. Orchestra.
IVlvJULL. Conttnuout 1 to 11.
NAZ1MOVA In
"TOYS OP FATE"
DAI ACV 121 MARKET STREET
rAL-MVCi 10 A. SI. to 11 :1S P. 11.
NORMA TALMADOB In
"THE SAFETY CURTAIN"
ODIMrCQQ 1018 MARKET 8TREUT
FRANK OI.ENDON In
"CHANGING WOMAN"
DCrCWT MARKET ST. Below 17TH
rcAjn.rN l ii a. m. to ii p. m.
BRVANT T. AVASHBURN In
" 'TILL I -COME BACK TO YOU"
D 1 A I TC GERMANTOWN AVE.
tlML. 1 W AT TI't.PEHOCKEN
MAE JIARSH In
"ALL WUilAN"
nnl I 52D AND SANSOM STS
K1VVJL.I MATINEE C
DAILY
THF.DA BABA In
"THE CLF.MENCEAU CASE"
RUBY
MARKET ST BELOW 7TH
AV'AI.LACE REID In
"LESS THAN KIJV
CAnV 111 MARKET STREET
SAVUI ft A. M. TO MIDNIGHT
SESSUE HAYAKAWA In
"THE CITY OF DIM PACES"
OTAMI CV MARKET ABOVE 10TII
O 1 AINL.CI 11 ill A.M. to 11 :1S P.M.
MADOR KF.VNFDY in
"FRIEND HUSBAND"
nrTf"T) I A MARKET ST. AB. OTII
VlV-lUM 0 A, M. to 11 :15 P.M.
THEDA BARA In
"THE CI.EMENCEAU CASE"
FRANKFORD
4T1S Frsnkford Ava.
rUARl 7C RAY In "A NINE
VIIW-U- "I" Q't
CIX)CK TOWN"
II IMnfi PnONT 8T. A Q1RARD AVE.
JUltiUVJ .Inmlm .Inctlop on Frankford "L,"
"BIRTH OF A NATION"
LOCUST ,n,;D.
AND LOCUST 8THBETB
. i '.s.0. a ISO EV gfe. U ISO tn, 1 1
d. o. "THE GREAT LOVF"
dRiPFiTirs
I'H "
KtlVM 62D 'Below MARKET 'ST.
l-ilA-HN 2HB. 7 and .
' ENID BENNETT in 'The Vamp'
PimTOI'LAYW
FURFKA 40TH MAnKET BTS
WALLACE REID
in "THE FHtEPLY OF FjlANCB"
jplllh
$7.75
IJANrlNO
5 rniVATB Dancing lessons $5
The CORTISSOZ SCHOOL, Mlrrnwed rUndlns
1820 Chestnut St. Ist ft Evg. I,nrtiat 3102.
A TEACHER KOh EVKRV I'UrlL
IN MKMtlKIAM
NORRIK In end nnd lovlne rememhrnnco
of m huslMnd. (1EOROE PEPPER NOltniS,
vhn entered Into rent Aug 30 HH4
lltii widow IDA M NORRIS.
eatljs.
Armstrong, cienme A
Pell Joseph O
nrneon. Aucusta
mark. Snrnh I, .1.
"Inke AVnrren II
nnvle, Corneltiw J.
"runner O ft
Cumin Emmn V.
''nrroll I'strlr't
Cress flenrev II
MrMnem T.irtln
Mf-nrsth Pet .1. n
MrCllllnsn Mnrv A,
Mornn Thorns s IP
Nuienl William J
n (Inrnmn, Tnomns
Paul Annn M.
Pendleton. Msry J.
Po-tfPk Chnrles (1.
Oul'in Helen T
HediU Msr K
Rossell rdn May
Amnion Wltllnn
Schntr OenrKP
Serrhlee Thomas J.
Hlncor n.iia
Stevens John C
Stone William 11
Stuart. MnrRaret P
j'immera !orr T.
Vleners Annn J,
Walk, DnMil V
Waterman Adelaide
Wntta Katharine 1!
Weekn. Mnrv M.
Wheeler Matt
Wllkey. Anne M
. Cullen. Mnrv A
1 tieerv, John R
Pouffnertv, V. r
r.nn l.nmttH
!)(Tir, Welter
Fnne Ornen
"etPrt! Jnmes It.
rtrare, Kmmn 11
Harkett, Mnry K.
Hnffner Snnhls
Hen-st c-rstlin
Humble, Mnrv
Kthlert. I'reJk. R.
ltssine .Tolin K,
l.ews. rnrnh
i on AM" r'
Mnnuet rhjllls J.
Mnrx. Clinrles A.
niA,K,V,S7nOXO Slidftenlv. Auc IS.
nnonni: A . husbnnd of Mary Armstrong
nnn son of late Jamen ami Sarah A Arm
"Iron. nelntUes and friends InMted tn
runoral sfrMres, Sat . 2 p tn . Steelman'n
(hnpol .in.ll Kenslnntnn ne Int rrlinte,
Oakland t'em. Krlen Is miy call Prl.. after
i n m
TiI1Ei'I.'TA,"r si josnrit o nKt.t. ned
i. .1T'"",,'" "nd friends Kraternnl l.odire.
Jo. 13lt, r and A M . Three Times Three
. n.,;r' No- r, "A M , II t Ileatty roat,
No ,3 fj A It , nnd Amerlra Hose Hook
and ladder i'o No InMted to funeral
srlcen. residence of Leonard O Hell 240
JValnnt st Hrlstol I'n.. Sun . U p in
int (IreiMwnoil Com Trtntnn N J
I1BNSON. Auk VII ACOUSTA. lfe of
Hernard llenann lined nn. Ilelalltes nnd '
friends Invited to funernl serlccs Sun. -'
P m. .-,714 Aalilnn.l ,, , ., VV IMiIln Int
prlvwte Ml Mnriih C.-ni
IlICK Aug 2S ot SIT N, lleechnnod ' i innsiiMinni Ksiimnd teller Assocln
t. HARAll I. SIIII.I.IN(1I.aV HI.ACIv. I "".. ""'' ,IJI:"' "''II I-nclao No .17
widow of Francis Illnck nitcd Mil Helitlvei i "th rtioml of Itnllrnid Tnlnmcn. nre m-
and frlcndi Invited to funernl services int ".?.'l.il:..n,"'n'1 v'"" ""
i p. m , parlors of W A. Hunlan. N i: ror. ' , NnJ" -Aug L"i nu'm husl.ind o'
10th at, and Knlrmount nve Int private J lllln Silwer (nee llnre) Itelnllv.s nnd
lll.AKt; -Drowned at Nanluckei llav '''"!;. VVIllKim II Schneider I,odio. N'o.
I Aug 111. WAMIIEN n.XHTON. aon of Ilnrtnn J,'" ' "ml A M Pennn Co,-.c No. If.'
I and Man M lllake (nee Mannlna-). South ". A llermnntown (,o,We. l w S O nc:
Hlchlnnd ove.. Merlon, aaed 3S sears Pun. " "rrt Hepiil) I.xei Com. Queen Esther
,'Ml services will be held at the chapel of (.oilae nnl l.idi M'nillloic I mini invited i
I Forrest Hill Cem .lamnlca Plains, lloston , "ner'vl serclces Sun '.' in p m.. 125 S.
.Mass, Hat AUB .11 I " "" .. '"' nnain jesnuriln 1'em
iinooui: auk uii i.Ai'itA. wif of, s,T,'w's,,r",2? M,B -" '"'s "' ln"
Kvnn llrookc naed lis Helatlvea nnd friends fealilcnce 1J, Nnrthe.i.t I1n'ilenri JOHN
Invited to funeral services Mon. - I' "i i !. husbnnil nf I He Hannnh P Stcvinslnce
Coldpolnt Montxomert Cnuntv Pn WIII,'ronl Helntlics and friends also mem
meet 1 I,-, trolle at I'limnuth Meetlnir lie. I N-ra of Port tllchmoml Methodist Knlsropnl
mains maj lie viewed on Sundav from T to . I nurch and nil nrainlzntlons of hlch he
!l n m ' v is a member InMted tn funernl scnloes
llOVI.n Aug. SO CORNHMUS J., son of , Monday at . m In Port Richmond
Owen nd Mnry Cunnlnshnm Ilojle. need 21 Methodist l.plseimnl church. Int private,
Relatives and friends Invited to funeril. North t'ednr HIM Cem
Mon . H 30 n m parents' residence, .113 W STONi: Aug L'S WII.I.IAM II STONE
Penn st , clermaMoun. Solemn requiem innss ' husbnnd of late Klmlrn K Stone (neo rtud
St. Vincent de 1'aul'a Churrh 111 a m Int. dernul. nired 0 Rclnllcs and friends
Holy Sepulchre Cem Auto funernl Nonpareil Lodge No L'.'O. I. o o y nnd
rtlU'.NNKR Aug !? OKCIIKIANNA R. Metnmnru Trlh No 71 I (I R j In
BRl'.N'Nnit Relatives and frlonds Inilted vlted to funernl services Sat. 2 n m
to funernl, Sat - n m. 131S N. Uth st. nsldenco nf daughter 21 N. anth st
In. South Laurel lllll Cem Remains may i Camden N J int Arlington Cem Re.
be viewed Krl ee H fo 10. Auto funeral. mains mav be lew ed I'rl eve
CANON. Aug 21. EMMA V. widow of STPART Aug. 2S MAROyir.T PAT-
i.uwaru i l anon, ngeil tn iceinciiee anil
friends Invited to funeral services. Sat M
p m 17-Ml S. Hltli st Int private Re
mains mnv be viewed I'rl., H to 111 p m
Auto service.
CARROI.I, Aug 2" PATRICK husbind
rt Miri' l-nrrnll Innn Vl,,crnll Ilelntle S nd
friends nlso Married Men'a Rodnlltv anilfUtttlt
League of the Snircd Heart, Invlt'd tn ' niers
funrrHl Sat.. 8 10 n m from 170S Olrard
l from 170S lllrard ,
innss at the -Church
Int New Cathi-drul
n Solemn rpfiulfm im
nr the Jpu 1 a
of MOM-A rress.-ngeV, II venrs n.lnllve, !
nnd trienijd Ororup V MpItpI Conrlaip No
F lmnroxed Order ll"ptnBrphc mp.ojptt of
lVlnnm rnrhnrn nnd nlhpr pmiiinPH nf P. It
T fo lnltp(l to nerlrp. ant.. 2pm in
r iiiinni iv pri t i r, H"i.s i' "j
Plensant st Oennnntnwn Int llarren Hill i
Cem IVends mn cill Frl eve. i
'Edward -M. Cullvn Reimlvea and friends.
I Altar and Rosarv Society of St. AitMha'a
, Church, Invited to fumr.il. Sat.. R.30 a m .
(12 N 81th nt. Solemn reciulcm hlKh mass
i Agntna a cnurcn iu a. m
DEEUY In Chnrlestnn tnnnsnip, cnes-1
hp I'n. Pn Ant? L'K .TOI
IN E. nusunnuor
Jennie E. I)eer. aged 11(1 Relatives and
frlenda Invited to funeral services, Charles,
town township. Chester Co, Sat., 2pm
Int t'pper Piicvlaml l.uthernn Cem Con
veyances vi 111 meet trains at Oldham sta
tion 1-nvlng Frazler 8 U7 a m. nnd Phoenix
vllle 1 p. m
DOUGHERTY. Aug 21'. flDWARD D.
husband of Kannlo Dougherty (nee McGlInn).
ReUtlvea itnd friends Invtlec to funeral.
Hat.. 2 p m.. pnrlora or P J Carroll. 244
N. 4th st Int. (Ireenmcunt Cem Auto
funeral
EVANS Aug 2K I.ORETTA Infant
daughter of George J and Jennie M Evans
(neo Illchnrdsnn) nged i venr and 7 months
Relatives and friends Invited to funernl
Sat 2 p m . from pnrents residence. 10114
S Hopsall st. Int Old Calh-dral Cem
POCUI At Atlantic Vll N J I'lc-hth
Month Twentv-elghth dnv, WALTER
COOPER FOOO husband of Corn Wood
nrd Fogg, of Santn Crur c'al, nged 41,
scrvirra at home or brother. Mr. Wil
liam R. Fogg II W Strntford nve., Lans
downe. I'a., Flrst.da, Ninth Month First.
,1 p m Int private
KRANEY Aug 21. GRACE, widow nf
Michael Frane. Relittes and friends In
vited to funerul Mnn 7.1(1 a m . ,1714
Mantua ave.. . W Phlla High mass St.
Agatha's Church n a m int. Holy Cross
Cem. Auto service
OEVERD At Pitman N .T . Aug 27.
JAMKS R , son of I it Ellwood nnd Eliza
beth aeverd. Rc'atlvcs nnd friends Invited
to funeral aervkca Sat J-'p m . H27 Fitz
gerald st In. FernwoTid Cem Remains
may be viewed I'rl., 8 to 10 p m. Auto
ervLe
GRACE Aug. SS. EMMA II. daughter
nf lnte Clunril It nnil Snrnh Tl. Grnee
Relatives and friends invited to fuueiall
services at lllll N 41st at . Sat.. 2 n m i
Int nrtinte
wife of
IIK'I.'l-rP Any ?H MARY lv
George C Hackett and daughter nf llnrrv1
and late Kate Knlb aged 27 Relatlvesand
iriends. also Lidles' Aid Soclc-t of Gerninn
I neformcil Church. Invited to funernl serv
lien rent . - p m -n-i merinpion si .
tlrtdesburg. Int lllllsfje Cem. Hemnlns
raw no viewed i ri
until 10
HAFFNFn Suddenly nn Aug. 2b. 1S1H
SOPHIE, daughter of Matilda (nee Erlhsll
and the lnte Leonard Haffner. late of 243H
, .na.nn nsaH 1 ... Il.l.tlii..
nnd frlenda. nlso employes of Htundatd
Dental Manufacturing Co , Invited to at
tend funeral services on Snturday at 2
p. in , nt 2X31 W. Cumberland at. Int. prl-
ate. Bcmalna may be viewed on Frldav
evening.
IIENOHT. Aug. 2. at Madlaon. X J .
CHRISTIAN, husband nf late Catharine
Hengat, nged 111. Relatives and friend.
Coach and Wagon Builders' Ben. Soclct. in-
11CQ CO luneril .ell t, .-at.. . m., I.-0I- i
dence nf aon-ln-low. flustave Huguenln. 104U I
S 1'1'h -t Int. private.
HUMBLE Aug 211 MARY, widow of
Thomas Humble, aged 44. Relatives nnd
friends Invited to funerul Sat.. 8 30 a in
4(xn Locust st Solemn high mats st
lames's Church 10 a. m Int Holy Cross
"""v.UILERT. Aug 27. FREDERICK E
son of Edward und Ldle Kahlert and
grandson of Frederick and Roso Shane (nee
l Murakec), aged 14 P.finllveH and friends
I Invited to fuirerul Sat., 2 30 p. m , parents'
residence, 202 Emerald st. Frlenda may
call Frl . after 8 p. m. Int. Oakland Cem.
ivisma.ni;. HUtlUeuiv. Aug i". jimN
HUH , ..I'linill ,, (,,1,1 ,,ruir ifoniii,-, ,,r-
Ii. Funeral, tn which relatives Hnd friends
aro Invited. Mon. "a m. linrentnl rcrl
dence 211 Fiercest Mi" of reuulem Church
. .ciiiin. .....a xiii i.-Iubsha nnn.i
of the Sacred Henrt n 30
Int Hol
cross rwn. Antn funernl
LEWIS At Sprlngtleld. Masj , Aug. 27.
SARAH, wife of Theodore Ila Relatives
IH, llicnue lil.liri, ... lunriai pri.ivrD. cn
2 n m , residence of non-ln-lsr. Noah Tin- I THE WORK IS CLEAN AND FASCINAT
dall S330 Orcenwny ave. Int Mt. Morlah INCl THE SURROUNDINGS ARE PI.EA8
Cem. ANT
latin's Aug 27. at Canton Md . ' mkai.r '.T'nvpn it cost aS'VIA'FR.
ALBERT, eon of Vllen Hnd late Martin H.
I.vons aged 24 Retntlve. nnd frlenda in
vited to funernl Snt. h 30 a. m mother's
residence, 5012 llelskell st , Germnplpwn
Solemn requiem mnsa St A'po(t de Pvul'a
i nitrcn 111 a. in jni tioiy cepuic-nre cenj
Al'tn funeral
ATAVIIRf Auir 5ft T1IYI. LIS J . daugh
ter of John H nnd Annie Manuel (nee
Hampsonl. aged 3 Relatives nnd friends
Invited to funernl services Sat . 2 p. m..
residence of parents, dm N. 12th t Int.
private Mt. Peace Cem.
MARX Aug 27 CHARLES A., husband
of Matilda Marx Relatives and frlenda St.
Gabriel's Holv Name Socletv. St, Aloslus'a
Ifeneflclal Society emplnses Main Tax Office.
80th AVard Executive Committee. Invited to
funerah Sat . h 30 n. m. 1514 S 20th at.
Solemn'hlgh mass of requiem St. Alovslus's
ChurchJ Silih and Tnsker sts . Id a. ni Int.
Holy Cross Cem AVashlnston. D C. papers
conv.
MeGOVERN Aug. 21. MARTIN susband
of Jullu McOnvern (nee JlcCarthy) and
son of Michael and Sarah Ale-Govern, of
County Qahvay. Ireland. Relatives and
friends invited to funeral. Sat, 7:30 a. m .
700 N, Tavior st 8o!mn high requiem
mass st Church of St. Francis Xnvler 0 a,
m Int. Ifoiy Cross Cem Auto funeral.
McORATH Killed In action In France.
Aug. 8. Sergt. lOHN B McORATH M M ,
eon of Mrs. Catharine McOrath. 8S55 N.
Park ave. Relatives and friends, sailors,
soldiers and msrlnes. Invited to military
mass St. Stephen's Church. Sat . 10 a. m.
MoOUICJAN Aug. 28 MARY A. dsush.
ter of sta John anil Sarah McOulgan. Bel.
atlvra and friends also St. Monica's B. V
M Sodality and League of Sacred Heart,
and employes of Victoria Mills. Invited to
funeral, Mon 8.S0 s m 2124 8. Bouvler
at. (lHttl end HUncr). Solemn requiem mass
Church of St Monica in a. m. Int. Holy
Uross c-ein, auij .ciin..
AlUHA?!. -AUK.
THOAIAS B.. son of
Dr. Joseph A. and Anna M. Moran. aged 1
year, Pupeiat Mon. 2 p m , residence of
parents. 1827 Snyder nve. Int. Cathedral
Om Ainn service
NUOENT. Aug. 28. WILLIAM J., hns.
band of lata Hannah Nugent (ne O'RsHljst
and aon of Martin and Bridget Nntent,
Relatives and friends. Columbus Council.
Nn. IM)?,' K, of C. Invited tn funersl. Sat..
8J5 a. m.. 881 N 50th st. Solemn re
qalem mass Churrh of Our Mother of Sor
rows 10 a..m. Int. St. Denis's Cem.
0'GORMS' Suddenly. Aug. 20. THOMAS
husband cf late Bridget O'Gorman (nea
Mulvaney) Relatives snd friends Invitee to
funeral. Mon, 8:80 u. m.. 201O N 16th st
Solemn high pisss of renulsm Cbutsti of
nEATIH
Our !,dy of Mercy 10 n
I. Int. New
I'API.. wife
t'athei
'i-ai i
em. Auto funeral.
I'Al'I,
Aur, il. ANNA M
of Oliver Paul and dauahter nf Mary Ilren
nan anil Into Thomas Kelb. nscd L'r, Ileln
tlen nnd friends Invited tn funornl Mnn
7:30 o in 2413 8 Illeka t Solemn re
quiem mass St Monlra'a Churrh II a tn.
Int ,J'o I'rrss Cem Auto funeral
PP.NIll.RTON Ausr. 27. at Sjraeuse.
N V MAItV J , widow of William J Pen
dleton, nied 74. Ilelathes nnd friends, T.llla
Circle, No tl, I,adla of (1, A. It. Inilted
tn funernl services, Snt , 11 a. m. apart
ments Kirk A Nice. 0301 Oermantown ave.,
Utn, Int private.
ronnt'K aup : chaiii.es o eon of
narles II and Ida rnileck. need H. Itoln.
tlvea and friends Invited to funeral services
Sat. 2 n m pnrlora of S P rrankrnneld'n
Sons N v (or 3nth and Pprlnit Oarden
t Int West Laurel Hill Cem Auto fu
nernl ai'lNN Aug- 2S 1IBI.BN I,. (Nell)
QPIN.S nclvthe and friends also T.ady of
lctnrj II V M Sodalltv and emplosca of
A. Itecd Co. InMted to funeral Snt. S 30
a in., from the residence of her sister Mra
Mary n suliian, I HI N. .list st Solemn
mass of riulem at the Church of Our I.Tdy
of Ictorv 10 a. m Int Holy Cross Cem.
Auto s r Ire
ni:iltlV. Auk 20. MAI1Y r.I.T7AtlRTH.
""' '!.f. Jmes p Heddy i nee Callahan)
nard .,1 Hue notice of funeral will lie
Klv,"' from 1H23 N Mascher st
r.''"-'-'-.!. At Itlvrrslde N J Auir R
Vi ".A JIAY 'lauihter nf Walter A. nnd
Sortie Hossell aaed 3 venrs ltelntlvei
nnd friends Invlled tn funernl Sun. 2 p m..
rom resilience nf pnrents OUT llrldaelioro
"' u.!,.ll.".rj!''' N' J Tn' nrUnte.
, .stANLO.V Vug 2S WIl.l.tAVI son of
lite Michael and Johanna Srnnlon Itela
thes and friends Imlted to funernl Mon
S in a in SOU s, Snnnsnn st S.ilcmn
mass of refltilem St I'hllln s Church 10
a m (nt Ilnlv Cros. Cem
st iiATz ah 2s nrouoi: schatz
icd HI p.elatles and friends Imlted to
funernl serMces Snt 2 311 n in 113? W
Iiaunhln st. Int nrlnte Orecnmnunt Cem
fr..';;...':'.',v view remnlns Pr after n p m
SlllXlP.It Silddenlv Alia 20 WAt.TP.lt
(1 son of I'rrderlck nnd Hose Seepar ned
12 Helnthes nnil friends ntsn m,mluM
of the Hope Itefnrmed Sundiv School Invited
.to funeinl services Mnn 1 1" p m nt the
ronldrno of his pnrents ,"ii.'i i.ansdnwne
live Int Hillside Cem
! SEItllllMlB Middnli Auoust 2M
. Thnlms .' hiislmnd of Mnrv Serrldnc Pun-
rnl on MnmlHV nt i.m ,i m from his Int.
1 ro Mani.n HJ' V" 'IT,,. -. ti.l
P."1." ' M Vntli Chun h IDs m Int
' - . ...,,, .i . I,,.-.,,,. ri-iin,in
L. , "I?" T' , "n'""ve nnd friends also
T' VRHthllS H Nnnie SoclfU llillelnn
J," J, ' Cmnm imlcrv Vo II K II
TIIRMIN ilnughter of Mnrv E. nnd lm.
Albeit A "linrt need 22 ReiatUes nnd
friends Invited to funervl nertces nt ''
p m resldetue nf bmther.ln-lnu VVIhlnin
(1 Ulm -ir ."171 .Vf.'liuihli st Int Hillside
Cem i o funernl
si vr.jii:ns .vug 2s npnnor: t sum.
Sr htislmnd nr Minnie r Sum-
llemies niui rrlemls David E.
.1 hnmpMm ( mincil
inniunsnti cnnncll so ,. o V A Mi
I mnk In P'Jj N" -' A p. K of M c :
,rnlllnllle Council No H2n O of I A
Florence rustle No 2.11 K O V. ind em-
Pnnv Ilutchlnson; nhd Lehigh 0(Tlce m't
lo funern services Sun. 2 n m lir.i c
Vcnsnoo si Int prltnte. Grienwood (K. of
P Com
VIUI'IJIC Aug i"i ANNA J ulfp nf
.
inn
rliol
mas v iguers una dnimhtcr of lnte
otnas T nnd Lllm v. IIsj Rnhtk.. n,i
irieim- iii,iii-i- ii, iiiin-ri -cri ices. Alon
-. , ,....., ... ...u-. I- .: - -
- P in "-''"ronn st Irtprhite
AM- w JT 1JU ID CIEEIAND
i husband nf late Alice allc Relatles am
nj
friends emnlnvr-s Phlla Rill Park Invited
to fiinersl services. Sat.. 2 n m . narlnrs
;iV : 11.,-V.. i;.- "J ." . I'-crinrs
""". "' ''." ,"" '-enign aves
.'.-"."'-""- i car. 11c-
nnlns inn be ivwed Trl . 8 to In n m
WATERMAN- At Lew Angeles, CaT . Aug
27 ADELAIDE TOI.LE. widow of Chorl?,
A Watcrmnn. formerly of Philadelphia Int.
Los Angeles. Col
WATTS At Hurtlc-ton N J Aug "8
KVTHARINE II wife of Wllbvr "v.l I'
Mineral sen Ices 212 E. Pnlon t . Hurling
ton N .1 Sat, 1 p m . Inl nrliate
WEEKS. Aug 27. MARY M "nee Rro
phv) widow of William Weeks. Relatives
and friends invlled to funeral Sat S'ltl
a m . residence of si.ier. Mrs Elisabeth
Nugent 1,2S Orthodox nt.. Frankforrt Sol
emn rooulcm mnss nt St. Jnachlm'a Church
Hi a m Int New Cnthedral Cem. Auto
"'winiHLEU-WITTrjNWII.nR. Aug "R
MVTT WHEELER husbind nf Ellen It'
M'heeier (nee Rlghter) :ge,l 7." RelativeH
nnd friends lnlted to funernl services, Sit
2 p m , 1II2S W Suouehannn ave Int
private. Mt. Vernon Cem AM funeral
Omit flowers New York pnpers copy
WILKEY Aug 27, ANNE M. WII.KET
dnughter of Into John and Hnnnah Maria
Wllkej Relatives and frlndn members
anil l.at'les Aid of Ann Cnrmlchael Church
Invited to funelal services. Sat 2 p m'
21(1 E Westmoreland st, int Cedar Hill
Cem
LfJST AND FOUNDS
llll w'H.i'r-1 nst dlimnnd brncebt enn
t lining 1.1 dlimonds, nlutlnum mounting:
RtMtniieil It LV ,i F r Xi Co llrvinrd
return to J E Caldwell Co , Chestnut
mil juniper sin
PIN Lost gold bar pin vvlTiT 2 "turciuolso
nnd I dlvmond going from 2(lth nnd Chest
nut to 1.1th nnd Jefferson Return to cashier
Ledger Oftlie
RIVG Lost. ebouVAug lO.'between Camp
I III! anil Radn-ir. Pn
one marnulse-sliiped
'.I K c- r'n n
, dl-ilnnnd ring, mirkrd
I kii.-h". Slnu reward, rcdirn to J 'e Cablwpll
,t Co Chestnut and Juniper, no questions
nsKeu
PERSONALS
. GROCERY STORE nf be Cades iron N.
4.1 . , .. I . . ..'.a..
3d at., has been cold tn Jncoh Eiletmnn
Creditors please npp until Prldny to Sol
Melsnch notnrv pub'ic 1221 Snder ui.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
(Other fin sillied Ad on Piige t)
IN U 8. GOVERNMENT WORK
Tl'T.UPHONE SERVICE UNPFB I' S
OOVERNMENT IS VITAJ.I.Y IMPORTANT
IV t'ARRYINU ON THE WAR
Iftnn vni'V'n vvnvn-v tpi rpurvvt- (W.
ERATORS IN PHILADELPHIA AND VI-I
CINITY THE WOltl.fl S WnltKSHOP ABE
PATRIOTICALLY HELP1NO TO WIN THE
WAR
YOI'NO WOAIFN 17 TO 11 YEARS' OF I
AilE CAN ENTER THIS OREAT WORK i
.m ,.,.,
, CJ.Clj
,
' l PEB WEEK
FIRST FOUR WE
IS PAID nURIN'O THE
pica cc-iTii niPtn An.
i VANCEMENT THEREAFTER
PERMANENT POSITIONS
UNNECESSARY.
EXPERIENCE
ARY PAYMENTS SICK BENEFITS 'A
CVTIONS WITH PAY NOT OA'EB
HOURS' WORK PER DAY
t 1 OOK INTO THIS PATRIOTIC OPPOR
TUNITY TALK IT OVER ANY WEEKDAY
I BEWEEN H AND 0 OR ANY EVENING
BY APPOINTMENT AVITH
MISS M D RYAN
MAIN OFKIUI3, 1031 ARCH ST.. PHILA.
MISS O. SMITH
400 MARKET ST . PHILA.
MISS, F R ZINOOL
20 AV CHELTEN AVE GTN.
MISS AV
20 'E 5TH ST
a REILt.T
CHESTER. TA.
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF
11 PENNSYLVANIA
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR
YO
OI1.NO LADY TO AVORK ON TEL.
PHONES ONE AVITH EXI'EHI
Nt'E PREFERRED.
K
EN
SEE MISS LAURENCE
PUBLIC LEDGER COMPANI
OTII AND CHESTNUT
rssTsTANT BOOKKEEPER Centrally lo.
' rated ofrlra of essential manufacturing
business; addrrsa tp own hnndwrltlnx.
stating sge and experience; salary 175
month to itart. f 541, Ledger Central
BOOKKEEPER
V ACCOllNTING DEPATtTMENT Or
THE PUBLIU LEDUER COMPANT
rt'BLIC. LEDOER COAIPAVT -
tlTH AND chestnut sts.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
(Other riasslfleil Ada on 1'nire I)
DILLINO CI.F.riKs
FAMILIAR WITH MOON-HOPKtNS 1111,1c
INO MACIIlNBi PKMMANKNV POSITIONS
i: F. HOPOIITflV A CO
APP1.T 240 W SOMKItSET IT.
on rno.Ni: kb.s'sinoto.v 7ion
HOnKKHRPErt female wanted nt once liv
V S Tire Co . 320 V Uroiut st Applv
tn Mr Vnn Hsrten
CHEMISTS
with trnlnlnff
and cvpcrlence
In ncnirnl chetnln'rv
for Kilmrntorv assistants
Slate full experience
In first letter
AnnrtEss
HENnv tiissrov sons, h
Tnrony. Phlla.. Pa.
TOL' CAN HELP WIN THE WAR
WELL-HDCCATi:!). AMIlITIOf- WOVtEN
HOOKKKEI'ERS PILE CLERKS
STENOGRAPHERS AN1 TYPISTS
ARE WANTED IMMEDIATELY
AT 110(1 ISLAND
ITNPSPALI.Y ATTRACTIVE WORKINO
CONDITIONS
EXCEPTIONAL WU1E SCALE
EXCELLENT TRANSPORTATION KltOM
ALL PARTS OP PIlli.ADELPHIA
SPECIAL TRAINS MORNINGS AND
BVF.NlNdS
APPLY PERSONALLY
WOMEN S EMPLOYMENT OKItTB
1IOO ISLAND PA
ASK FOR MRS. NORRF.LL
CI.F.RK YOI'NO I.VDY POP. STATIST!
v-l,',Jj...i..- t fiiMTTitifvr riLsrii hp
Ct'nACY ESSENTIAL' JiXCKLLUNT 111'
PORTUSITICS FOR PROMOTION. APPLY
MR WESC11TT AHVKRTISLMPnEPART- I
1 EST PfHLIC LF.nOEh. BTlt AND
'''...:..... dt-o l'iiiji, i-r nan
(.UIJMC ' nin, ...,l,. i ijji
CLERK
FOR GENERAL OFFICE WORK:
WE DESIRE THE SERVICES IIP
A HHIC.IIT YOIINO LADY, GOOD
EDUCATION. WHO IS WILLING
TO START AT THE llnTTOM AND
WOR1C I'P APPLY TO
ADVERTISING ACCOUNTING DEPT.
PUI1LIC LEDGER
0TH AND CHESTNUT STS.
IN ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT OF
THE Pl'RLIC LEDGER COMPANY
Prtlt.IC I.EDOEIt COMPANT
OTII AND CHESTNUT STS.
CLERK AND TYPIST Atlnntlc Refining
Co. has an opining for experienced fiMnnle
clerk and tvplst at its main office 3144
PlHsvuuk ave This position requires hum
that is n rapiu ivpist nnij good at gcneril
cleric il work Including filing hours ft ,lu to
Ti Saturdiv 1 Applv In person .it the hales
Deportment 3114 I'ossvunK jue
CLERK- Wjnt d. voung Indv, na cl.'rk. cine
with cost experience preferred, good ad
ment for stendv and accurate worker, stnle
age. experience, sularv. refi rence and wheth-e-rmnloccd
nl present 1' 127, Ldt clfflcc
CLERK, general office, permanent position
for voung woman In engineer's office, good
advancement. Cnll nr write Mr Tlnn.
American Engineering Co Aramlnso ave.
and CUml erland st
CLERK nnd tvplst nooimitc nt figures per. '
luinrnt piiltlon with exci llent ainortunltv
for advancement Anph o Mr f-,-hnteld i
BaederAdamson & Co . Rtciimond it and
All, ghepv hip
CLERKS wanted for figuring work, nabirv
tn sturt 111, vlth excellent opportunity for
niUancement: high school grnduites pre
firrod Call Emplnvment I) pnrtnirnt Curtis'
Publishing Cnmpnn 7tli and Snnsom ats i
Friday. 8 3D to 4
CLERKS Attractive positions for enmpe.
lent girls with some buslnt . experience
siliirv tn stnrt til ner week, with rnnM
ndvancemrnt. Call Emplonneilt Department I
Curtis Publishing Co
i1 nn -iv, n ii) ro 4 t
CLERKS Young iiuis fo- clerical work In
stockroom of lirge minufac'iirlng plant
opportunity for ndaneemont Applv by ut
ter Mr Kay. American Engineering Co..
smtlon K Philadelphia
CLERICAL POSITIONS
Heveral open
ALSO MANY OPPORTUNITIES
to 1c am the art
of suvv and file maKfng
Oon,I pa.
and pleasant condltinns
Call II to tl a m
24211 N Front at
ASK 'FOR MR MOORE
HENRY DISSTON MJNS INC.
Tacon Philadelphia
I
DICTAPIIOVE OPEKATORS with exnerl- I
puce wanted st once b the Curtis Pub- t
llhlng Comoany: ailarv $10 50. excellent
future. Call emploMiient oti 7th and
Sansnm sts Friday i V to j4
nlUI n mt m assiainifsi. in rxfH pa a-i P fan atsjii4UA ,
Vll i sJ sss iicaiia)i i s sax. - lis iinnumi.-
luring concern! center or c Its, , good oppor-
unity for advancement state age and
ainrv enacted P 4.,H Ledger Central.
t
fl
lllll ..... tn .... u.rtla.l Ii. Ma.A tfft.-
.! (ii ids Uri ir jfniii nnnieu in iiiimi- ouui
trt do Kennrnl chrlrol ork, walary flli
state experlenre I US LMger Offlc
OliTh fK to &, BtPHd mpluni nt linko
hfrsplf i;enrally untful Hmlth-namse.
1(140 Mnrket nt
GIRL
oer 111 venrs lor lawver's office.
l in-.
n.ni ri.i.i. I nine nunc
GIRL colored,
S 17th st
reliable, good place. 132
GIRLS
200
WANTED
TO LEARN TO OPERATE MILLING MA
CHINES AND GRINDING MACHINES
RRINO REFERENCES
MIDVALE STEEL ANIi OROVANCE CO.
EDDYSTONE RIFLE PLANT
EDDYSTONE l'A
rHILAIlP.LPIHA OFFICES
205 Island road Air. Aloonev
8201 Market st. Mr Plechntr
APPLY AT
U. S EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OFFICES
13r S Kith St. PhiladelnV-fa:. Pa.
1 S1 1 Arch st. Philadelphia Pa
(110 Sorou! st , Cheater Pi,
BUINQ Tlllcf AD WITH YOlj
OIRLS who want to learn to nperM
.,:'!"' .ChbL'nh.?:i W&S. m;'h,;
hniiid nnniv "11 8 "d it Camden N J
,.h,4I'i Jl.'v for' .1 iVrtihinii,V.' ?'
Iaa .k ma It,. In m nl..lb.l Wn.t.nnlH
with ateady, profitable emploment. Chas
K Cook Company.
GIRLS, 10 eara of sge. for messenger work,
good salary to start and excellent chsnees
for advancement c-eiir.nipiojmen, i.spsrt.
ment Curtis Publishing Company. Friday,
8 'HO to 4.
GIRLS, 10 vears of age or over, light ma.
cMne worki experience not nepeaaarvi
permanent positions gool pny while learn-
ln: Inceense according to prnflclency An-
,V , r . .,,...-.- ..... ,., ,
HOSIERY Exp. knltte'a and toppers nn
Banner machines, dniihle-stltch work. ?.
isn and 24c a dnxen: Infants' worsted.
ocklsnd Hosiery Mills, 3211 Kensington av.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
(Other Classlflfil Ads on Pnitel
HOSIEItV Ercptlonal npportunltyi genernl
knonleilue of pnlrlne fol.llnu short hours;
r, days weeklv Rood paj atendy employ
ment II N Mh at
lOt'SEWOHK tllrl for nrueril housework.
small famlH nt Prrxel lllll convenient
house aond woccs. 1'hone l.nnsdowne llin .1
JANITItESl wnpted white to tnke charm
nf offlee ceanln. must lie thorouahly re.
Ihl.le and Industrious Iteplv hy letter, Mr.
Johnson American EnelneerlnR lompany
StntlonKil'hPn'lelnhli
MOTHEH'S IIEI.PEH wanted for 2 children
near Philadelphia Apply Ware, care of
Akron Tlr' Cn , ninMarket st
Nl'nSEtlY OOVEItNESS, refined, educated
rerson must apenk aoml French to take
nre of a 314 -v car-old slrl nnd nsslst with
tmv whn nttends school, best reference,
p -,vi Ledger CentrnJ
female ornnATivp.s
from 1R to 45 jeara of a
1000 WANTED
WOODIU'Itr. N J nAOI.ODINO PLANT
Pnlled states C,o-vrnment work WashlnKton
Park, near Wcstvllle, N J .on Penn'Slv""1.'
Hnllrond (West Jersev and Seashore Ulvl
slon). nlso bj trolley from Camden
Krre transportation to and from Ph""de';
phla, Camden nnd Intermediate points cars
reserved for women operatives
Working hours '
,1 p. m
a m to 3 r.
to 11 p. m
m and
34c TO Sic PER HOUR
rteglnncrs rcrelve 34c per hour whllo under
Instrilillnn whlih lasts from 1 to 2 eeks
after viblrh the rate Is Incrcasid nciordtiiB
to proflclencj
This gives nu an opportunity to show our I
pntrlotlsm nnd do vour on wniie ui-.u i-n
for It, as the operation of this plant Is
essentlnl lo our oversea Forces
Lunch mav be carl led Into the plant or
purchased at cost. In tho Cafeteria.
Further Information mav he obtained by
appllng to am I nlled States or federal
j EmpIoment Rureau or
MaiARTItPIt I1ROTHERS COMr.VNT
33 S ldth st. (second floor)
Phlla . Pa . or
EMPLOYMENT OEPVRTMENT
WVSHINOTOV PARK
WESIVILLE. "N J.
MOON-HOPKINS OPERATORS
FOn niLLINO
GOOD PAY
PERMANENT POSITIONS.
E F HOI'OHTON CO
APPLY 24" W. SOMERSET ST.
OH PHONE KHNSINOruN 7100
OPERATORS, experienced on power sewing
michlnea. good working conditions. S hours
with overtime nnd bonus, alto good-paving
piecework ('has. K. Cook Compani. 211 S
2d at.. Camden. N. J
cTPERATORS pov--er machines, tlovernment
work Appl hclmnker Tent and Awn-
ing Co , 11)24 N Hancock
GOOD SALARY AND LARGE flONUS
WE WVNT 20 SALESLADIES PLEA "J.
ANT PROFITA11LE AND PERMANENT
WORIC.
W. H WALKER
1214 RIDGE AVE
SALESLADIES WANTED, EXPERIENCE
NOT NECESSARY.
QUIRED APPLY F
121(1 CHESTNUT
REFERENCE BE
W. WOOLWORTH.
.VV1.ESV(VMAN eiinerlenced familiar with
tine leather nnd t"welrv, must he able to
meet and siiciessfullv handle lirge buvers
t 147 I "I"" C. ntrnl
SOLICITORS
inn public t cnnER ufoi'irfs
srvriivi, riRCT - class so.
1 iriTOtcS FOB CIRCULATION
PROMOTION' ABII1TY TO MFET
AND TALK TO THE lirST I'FG.
PLC IS rjssvVMI BUT PER-Ml-(l,
vt'PEvnvvrT' WILL RE
CEIVE FIRST "VsiDriivriOV: V
OOOI) pPGPns'Tiov rnrt rEW
WOJIFV or vi T' Ri- Y1-' VRS WHO
DO NOT OPIFT TO HOUSE-TO
iiium: s.'l.ir iatiov also
WANT ONE ENPF.RtFVCEn CREW
MANAGER APPLY To JIB COR
HEA, SECOND Fl OOR PUBLIC
I.EDbER BUILDING
STENOOR APHER Tor nurchaslng depart
ment of large manufacturing company;
opportunity for udancement; state age and
anlary expected "W-0." P. O Box 3500.
STES'OnBAPHER nnd tvplst for general of
fice work one having som knowledge of
hnnblmentni; nreferred- work Is Interesting
position steaiU and advancement sure for
the right 'i'iT worn in Atlas Storage
y,i,n,,e '.t,H .. M ,b". .Is
- rUN'OCi't VPHER for cotton-rnrn butnes.
iniivt b neat rapid and nfurutc good
l-n and i'Vi 'lleni rlinne fur ndvancc-
n, t,t Anph -lOI Merchant ami Marlmr
' l. 3Jn"d C;ctnilt sts
.- ri'MKlll VPHUR HI" "ho Is experliined
lii taking dliiiiilnn nnd In general office
woik Apnlv Independent Aetna. Sprinkler
i- "t -, V llih nt
STENOGRAPHER, experbne-d wanted by
Kensington mill for temporary position
from Sipt 3 t" Sep' II "tale expel, nr.
nnd snlarv wanted Address P H2lj Lad PIT.
STENOGRAPHER experienced fur shlpjard
nfflie Anot Women's Department vd
ernl St.it- FlllPlojnienl Bure iu 1.1) S 10th
STKN'OGiTaIMIER one llh experience Ap-
nll snac K-ininxuu -'Hue -iir.,i, n.
and nancocit
hpTlNHOBAPIIER one fnmlllnr with Under,
i und machine Apply William Foster 120S
i t 1
' V "1 1 M t Bt
j ' Z. - .
HTKNOCsUXninH oxpt rlnced Applv the
I Itnrrftt Co ..tlth anJ (Jra Irr .. f
ST KNOOTlAPHK" "VHnted trluht. rlnvpr I
VjrJ Hnn fr PQ 1 .''" A -rS Snrur 4-onJ i
ivrw-MPiifne wn TVPrs'T? WVfT-i
Kl) L INI I I I M i". HI" III. 'l -'
WORK WASHINGTON PARK NEAR .
ii.i.UTVil I c- V T ll't'l.V MAIN OFFICE '
- ...... .f. nm . mlu (lVlM'flVAII"VT (
AlacARTIl'l'R BROTHERS CO WASHINO
TON PARK WES TV1I.I.EN J
STENOGRAPHERS fur Chestnul st Jewelry
store. 2 permanent positions with oppor
tunity for advancement for nn. of these
will consider a girl with limited txperlcnce
Annlv S Kind A S,m lllll chestnut st
100 TEACHERS
Por rura'l achools In P, nnsjlvanls
Write or call at once
U. S Emnlojinent Service
AA'omen's Division
1311-1313 Arch
TEACHER of bookkeeping, etc for business
school, state age, education, experience
snd sal deilnd P 121 Ledger onire
Per I. C Lawrence
TYPEAVRIT.B Must he familiar with Un
dervvood michlne: shorthand unessential.
Annlv AVm Fnster 12 N. 31at
TYPIST Permanent position In englneer'a
offlcei good advancement Call or vvrlle
! miiigoave. ami T'cumberiand st "- "" ' ""
TYPIST for l.llll. work no figuring neees-
sary: North Phlla j nermunen'
and chance for acivan.ement. P
position
(.1. Box
1 AN. II,
TY'PlSTS. to learfi phonograph operatlns,
paid while learning) need not be expert-
J. m.Ur.m. hniifsii Bnliinlili nflArnnAtig ntt
H'u ,,ar Call Curtis Puhllshlng Company,
S.'L nil a.,m .t... Frlcisy, 8-10 tn 4.
--.-- v .,,, ,,,, :,m.n ,n7-r.
Mrnl h use.'orW every eorvenlcnee- three
In famllvt rood v"e. Apply between 10
ind " 770 nxe Bid T
WINDERS fnr wool ealln and (iti ex
cellent nay for experienced winders, wl,l
gltr- half-dsy work tn wlnds un-iVa t'l
work a full day; work easBy learned bv
clr's wllnir tp les-v Ar",lr C, H. Masland
it bon. Amour snq ivuiarq.
Tho following is a list of offletw
of tho
UNITED STATES
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
THIRD AND WALNUT STS. -1521
ARCH STREET.
G239 MARKET STREET.
8C6 MAIN STREET, DARBY.
514 SOUTH BROAD STREET.
824 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET.
FRONT AND YORK STREETS.
4376 MAIN ST., MANAYUNK.
COR. PBiMVPnnn avp AMT
r, . """.. .2""
ivurtiM Si., 1'itArMlV.fUUU.
CAMDEN. N. J.
FIFTH AND TAYLOR STREETS,
CHESTER. PA. I
610 SPROUL STREET.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
(Other Classified Ads on Pnte S)
WOMEN AND GIRLS
WANTED AT ONCE
TIME AND HALF TtMH
. "VER 4S HOtIRS
PLENTY OP OVERTIME)
,.... STEADY WORK
WITH REOULAR INCREASE
APPLY 7 A. S'.
JOSEPH CAMPBELL CO.
2D AND MARKET STS.
CAMDEN. N J.
WOMEN nnted. between 2.1 and 0 yeari
of age. for light manufacturing worst
good snlarv Call Emplovment Department.
Curtis Publishing Compan, 7th and Sanaora
ni. , riiuy, o.au to .
vvu.viL.N nnnted ns aiming machlna oner.
"' ,?r?. ,n" employment offlee. Curtla
fiihllsnlmr Company tth and Sansom t.. ij
Friday. R .10 to 4
Ik .a A
WOMEN
for If It frill fl llinrlr AtinlM . a
aeciers omce. Hellevue-stratford Hotel A
YOUNG lady for tjpewrltlng general cler. I
Icnl work; gle age. experience, aalnry F
expected Applv by letter only. Edwin Har. I
rlngton Son ti. Co . Inc.. 17th nnd Callowhlll. &
rOUNC, LADY wanted for clerical workln l
niTlrR nf mantifjrttirlnip snn.s-n In Vx-iii, t
Phlla , permanent position and chance for
advancement P O Ilnx SR2II
YOUNG WOMAN to work In motor truek
.i, iiuiiiiiiiiuue pnris eiocK room, excellent .
chance for advancement, must wear Moomera i
nr n oralis Applv Overland-Harper Co.. 14
o .mi wi. ask cor vogei,
roiiNll WOMAN In Mholesale office oo4
nt flcurcs for work In esllmntlne depart.
msnt. Address r. O. Pox 1(183.
HELP WANTED MALE
(Other t'lnsslflril Ads on I'nge I)
ADVERTISINO HATE MAN i
Liprrlvnccd In advertising agency rate work '
or well enough versed tn agency detail to ,'
take un rate work-, draft exempt or de, i
ferred classification, good chanco to assume
control of rate department If of proper
tvpe. write in rnnlid.ni. atnilnn- in ......ii -
experience nnd salary desired. P 040. Led
ger Centrnl.
ADVERTISINO COPYWRITER WANTKD
.Man, cxpenencea, preieraoiy in auverciauia:
agencv nccnutits; drnft exempt or deferred
classification, good opportunity for right
persunalltv. send full nnrtlruluea am .
peilence satarj desired, etc.; rcpllea treated
In innfldflii e. I- .11a Ledger Central '
ANGLESMITH3
BOILERMAKERS
BOLTERS
(TO LXtnN Bivnn.vo inir,i.i.vo. trrcJ.ii
COPPERSMITHS
FLANGE TURNERS
FURNACE MEN
INSTALLATION MACHINISTS
DROP FORGERS
LABORERS (WHITE)
MESSENGER BOYS
Fee representatives of the New York Ship
building Corporation nt the United States
Einplniment Service?. 1521 Arch at.
AUDITORS A lnrg corporation Is In need .
of oung men vlth practical bookkeeping '
nr nciounting evtierlence, bank men pre
ferred slate age exnertence and salary es
pertci! P Ut I .edger Office. .
BAKER Assistant to head baker. Apply
l-'O'l M irki'l M''-eel, m f
BOOKKEEPERS A large cnrpnratlcn la ln-..
net d of loung men with prictliMl bookkeep
ing or accounting experience: b-tnk men pre
ferred: stnte nge experience und salary ex.
pected P 113. Ledger Office ,
BOY
THE PUIILIC LEDGER HAS AN OPENING -
FOR AN INTELLIGENT BOY WHO 19
OVER 18 YEARS OF AGE APPLT AT
ONCE TO MR FLTNN. (100 CHESTNUT ST.
HOY to feed Gordon presa with or without
experience linrt Chestnut Apply nearest
U S Emplojnu'iit service. Bring this ad
with oi -
HOY w-inted for gi ner.il work in large office:
, xcc llent oppurtunltv for udvincement.
Appl cUbth flour Aincikan t?lorea Co.,
4th and NobU sts
ijov ocr 10 venrs for office desired from
September 3 M I3." Ledger Central.
BOA' i7wr 10 e.irs fnr laer's office. 1103
Real E'tal" Trust llldg m '
HOTS
wanted at once
over 10 ears of sis
JOSEPH CAMPBELL CO.
Second and Market sts.
Camden, N. J.
Apply nearest IT. 8 Employment
Service Office
BOYS
AVANTED AT ONCE; 1(1 YEARS OR OVER
BECKER. SMITH & PAQE
WATER ST. AND SNYDER AVE.
Apply to nearest u s Empiovment nexit 1!i
Ice Ofllce. LrlnB Ihls ad with you. v jAil
. a un
DOY3
Id TO 18 YEARS
AA'ANTED IN MANUFACTURING DBPT.
HAEDER-ADAMSON ,
nieiiMns-n ST. AND ALi.EGlHri''.r AVM. -eh-
Apply nearest U, S, Emplnymenffflce ui
Bring this ad wtth you . t
BOT3
for textile mill ji? ifc:
PENNSYI.WNIA KXITTINO MIIJ.S ( ; (
tflth and Callowhlll ats. 8sVfU
A nnlt f s i-t-si - at IT M I'mn nvrninl N.I (-Vina r'Ssfali
Offlff. Ilrlnr' ihla t& with yoxi. - yxl
HOYS wi n t id n bnu t
1(1 VrAM of !. t ,
'fty-K nn r'nin" pirxr tvn1
lirown . .
T.tllt On.. 410 V. FrnnkHn Annlv!.
' l ,. ( III. UA,. . 39
lS 111 i..r. ld. wanted tnr' a-anA
lns with rapid advancement-. v ,Ov
i-umisnine company. Appty neivreai -u.
ginployinent 3p lcet- Bring this wltai
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