ffvPUBLIC LEDdERPHlUAbEIiPHIA, SATUBJDAY, AUGUST 31, 1918
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JOR DEALERS SEE
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liladclnhin Men Predict
Boozc" Will Never Be Re-
& instated After War
"fWJothti.; to do liut net out of tho
nntB."
ilThls was tho view taken todny by
riM-delphla liquor dealers as tho rc-
t of the nnfmnfto yesterday by tho Km.
0f the nrohthltlnn nrncnilnirnt to tha
-production bill, under which the
nufacturo and palo of llmmr In this
Bnlry will ceaso July IS 1919. for tho
rinrl nf tliA U'nl-
jffTnat liquor will never bo "relnslaicd"
m,ini country after the, demobilization
tilths flKhtlnR forces Is the prediction
f I. P. Qoddard. member of a whole-
f., liquor firm, speaking for the whole
M liquor dealers. t
JW Presldcht Wilson slKns the. bill
re Will bo nothllic to do but 'Vet out
Mho business and Btay out," according
r Mr. Goililnnl.
J'iTtJrty million dollars Invested In tho
lodor business bv rhlladohihla brewers
hH,pbo Virtually a total loss If the
president signs tho Din, said Jonn
am, a brewer. Some plants would bo
converted Into lco plants, cold storage
warehouses and places for tho manu
facture of lco cream and soft drinks,
but the malorltv will milt manufacturing
lieer "for good," according to Mr.
Eoehm.
t 'Mr. Qoddard Indicated that banks
Would bo hit hard by tho measure as
iMy have loaned millions of dollars on
.tJnlted States warehouse certificates.
but certificates are negotlablo and
Mny liquor firms havo borrowed money
them, ho declared, and ho could not
iHeve that tho Government would
htuiate them, thus forcing bankers
Vho held tho securities to tho wall.
"The tlmo Is too short for largo whole-
laaJem to cot out without a loss." Mr.
Qoddard said. "Th6 now tax measure
Will probably put a tax of $8 n gallon
Ori' spirits. It Is now $3.20. That would
flake a caso of whisky that now sens for
JO cost about $44. l'copto will not buy
1 t that price, so, you see, wo are going
"b6 Heavy losers."
"Congress has provided In tho meas-
r that liquor may bo manufactured
end sold after the United States forces
'are demoralized," ho said, "but that is
too Uncertain a contingency. No brewer
will take that risk. Wo will all get
oUt Of the business on tho dato set. Hut
the majority of the brewers will manu
facture beer up until tho last day be-
caaie the demand for this beverage 13
Mater than tho supply.'
Philadelphia's rceiiues will be lilt
, hard blow bv this bill. Last year tho
IclrVs Uauor Interests' turned $1,910,-
1694.88 Into the City Treasurer's coffers.
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. Y.AHOft SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 1.
10:80 a m. Associate raator William
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.7:45 p. m. Win tha War Service. Official
War Films. Address by Major W. A. Oar.
mt. on "Somo of Mr Observations In
France." Alj acuta free.
September 8 Russell II. Conwell preaches
morning and night.
CHESTNUT STREET nAI-TlST CHURCH
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OEOIK1K D. ADAMS. D! 1) , raster.
Preaching aervlcea at 10 80 n. m. and 8
P. tn. Doctor Adams. will preach at both
ecrlcea. Vlaltora welcome.
Presbyterian
ARCH STREET, 18th and Arch ts.
iter. iiuutwiT ijiAitiiK, or ucneva i;oi
lee.
10:46 "Waiting Upon God."
s P. m. "Naaman, the Leper."
Recital on Turner Memorial Orgnn at 7:80.
Dr. Macartney will occupy hla jiulplt Sep
tember 8. .
r-rotealant. Kpl'fnniil
ST. JAMESN. 22,t and Walnut sta.
Bev. JOHN MOCKRIDOI: D. IJ .
,H:oqa, m, Holv Communion.
Itector,
J1K)0 a. m. Holy Communion, with Ser
mon,
:00 n. m. Evanlnir Prayer (plain).
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Sunday evening, 7.80. TonUlit Rev. Oeo.
If. Rrodhead. ffunday. 10:30 a. m., aerv
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Quiet Hour,
MARRIED
noTHAua annitAnDT, Aug. so. s p.
5!;jb,nav. W. D. S. aiilette. .rareonnn!.,
O',?4, 5r,3;nntoni nvo.. JCJLlIAN ROTiti
ftVSri' rnlladHnhla, and ANNA n. UU11.
1IA11DT, of llrooklyn, N. Y.
iDcatfjg
Itenann. Att.(--
Mornell, Loretta
O'Oprman, Thomaa
Paul. Anna II,
Prleat. Mary II.,
Reddy. Slary K.
Itobaon, Robert
Scanlon. William
Peeiser, Walter (I
Sorrldgo, Thomas J.
Broolce. Laura
Cameron, J. Donald
Coe, Charlea J.
galley. Rachel
Joeg, Walter Cooper
Franey, draco
Cray, Jeiale n.
Itefllne. Sadie B.
jeMicraK, jonn
US!!lit,t' ''""Ha S Steven'a. John C.
Mnger, uavia
Hunelnger. 8. M,
Tudor, Albert. Jr.,
vuuera, Anna J.
Waterman, Wm T.
Wlleon, Alexander
Wlralng. Dorothea
Woerner, Lydla L.
Kine, John F.
Krausa. Davia II.
McOulgan, Mary A.
McShane. Mary
Moran, Thomaa 0.
BENSON. Aug. 20, AUQURTA. wife of
Bernard Benson, aged B0. Kelatlvea and
frlenda Invited to funeral aervlcea. Sun . 2
p,im.' 6D Aehland ave., W. Phlla. Int.
prhMte. Jit. Morlah Cem
DOTLE. Aug. 29. CORNELIUS J., son of
Owen and Mary Cunningham lloyle. aged 21.
Relatives and frlenda Invited to funeral.
Mon.. J:30a. m., parenta' residence. SIS W
f ,,?'" Oermantown. Solemn requiem maea
' v'n:ent de Taul'a Church 10 a."m. Int.
Holy Sepulchre Cem. Auto funeral.
BROOKE. Aug. 20. LAURA, wife of
)Iv7.n J,'0Kf. nued 07. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral services. Mon , 2 p. m.,
hueband'a raldnce. Cold Point. Montgomery
County. Pa. Remains mav bo viewed Sun ,
7 to 0 n m. Int. Cold Point Cem. Will
meoi iaa p. m. trolley at Plymouth Meet
ing. CAMERON. Aug.
,30, JAMES DONALD
CAMERON. In the 80th year of his age. &t
Donegal. Incnater County Pa. Funeral
services at his late residence. 407 North
Front at., Harrlaburg. Pa.. Mon., Sept. 2.
at 3 o'clock. Int. private.
.COE, Aug. 20 CHAItLES J. COD, aged
72. nelatlves and friends. Court tha Maine.
No. 1H0. P, of A.I emplosea of Henry Diss
ton Bona' Co : members of Salem Evan
gelical Lutheran Church and other societies
with which he was connected. Inlted to fu
neral. Mon. 2 p. m , 2017 Oranlle at..
Krankford. servlcea fljlem nvangelicnl Luth
eran Church 3 p. m. int. North Cedar Hill
Cem. Remains mav be Uewea sun. eve.
. DAILET. Aug. 30. RACHHL. Avlfe of
John Dailey and daughter of late James nnd
Bins Beeten. Relatives anil friends Invited
to funeral services. Tiles. . ? tv nv. rHMinM
of son-in-law, John Hrenner, 2301 Frankford
ave. Int, Hlllalde Cem.
FOOa. At Atlantic City. JC J., Klghth
Month 28th, WALTER COOPER FOOO.
husband of Cora Woodward Fogg, of Santa
Cruz. Cat., aged 44 yeara Services At home
of brother, William 11. Fogpr. 41 W Strat
ford ave., Lanedowne. Pa.i First-day, Ninth
Month 1st, S p. m. Int. priinte
FRANF.Y. Aug. 2. ORACK. widow of
Michael Franey. Relntlvea and friends In
Mted to funeral. Mon J'.in n, m., 3714
Mantua ave.. W. PhllaTnilgh mala St.
Agatha's Church 0 a. m, Int. Holy Cross
Cem. Auto aervlce.
ORAT.Aug. 20. JEBSIE ELDORA. wife
of Walter E. Gray, aged 51. Relathes and
frlenda Invited to funeral taervlcea, Hun.. 2
p. m.. resldnce cf huabnnd. 3.102 N. 24th
at. flit, Mon.. tot. Vernon. N. Y
ItEFLlNB. Aug. 20, SADIE ELIZA.
ftETII HBFUNE (nee Thau), wife of John
P. Hcfllne. Jr. nelatlves and frlenda In
vited to funeral aervlcea. Tuea.. 2 n. m..
I 3200 Race at. Int. private, German Luthe
. ran Cem. Remalna may bo viewed Mon.,
after 7 p. m.
IIEYNICZAK. Suddenly. Aug. 20. JOHN,
husband of Caamyra Heynlcznlt (nee Lela
neaka). aged 23 Relatives and friends, St.
1 Joaeph'a It. C. Society, No. 8, and riveting
department of Cramps' shipyard, invited to
funeral, Tuea.. 8:80 a. m.. Sr.oa E. Auburn
st Solemn requiem ma.se St. Adalbert'a
Church. Thompsen and Allegheny ave. Int.
Holy Redeemer tern., urineanurg
HOFFNAOLE. Aug. 2B. LUCRP.TIA S.,
widow of Philip Hurinagle. aged 80. nela
tlves and friends Invited to funeral services,
Mon., 2 p. rau L'aiu is. urosgey at. int. Ml.
I Peace Cem. Remalna may be viewed Sun.,
R tn m n. m.
HUNSlNnEn. Suddenly, at Pitman, N.
J Aug. 30, SADIK MAY. wife of Joseph
lltinstnirar. Jr.. and daughter of John and
Mary Preduay. Relatives and friends in
vited to funeral serMcea. Tues.. 11 a. m.,
437 Chambers are.. Camden. N. J. Int.
private. Evergreen Cem. Friends may call
Jinn.. 7 tn fl ti, m.
JACCARINO THE DEATH ON MARCH
9BTU 101R AT HOME. ITALY Of OIOSUE
V. JACCARINO, an American cltiien, ia re-
ported oy xne American i-onaui ai jiome.
Thn lvsl renresentattvea of the deceased
can obtain further Information by applying
. . n.n.ri-t..l nf Hlal,. Vnshlnfrf nn .
D. C.
K1S8ANB. Suddenly, Aug. JO. JOHN F..
son of William J. and Nellie Klaaane. aged
0. Funeral, tn which relatlvea and friends
are invited: Mon.. S a. m . parents' resi
dence. 213 Pierce at. Maaa of renulem Church
of the Sacred Heart 0:30 a. m. Int. Holy
Cross Cem. Auto funeral. ,
KRAUSS Aug. 80, DAVIS H husband
of Ella F. Krauss, of 218 Oak at,. Audubon.
N. J. Relntlvrs and friends. Progressive
Assembly. No. 4, A. O. M. r.s Washington
Camp, Nn. 803 P. O, S. of A.: Ivanhoe
Council. No. 004, O of I. A.i Idaho Tribe.
No. 73, I. O. n. to., employes of Penna.
Salf Mfg. Oo.. Invited to aervlcea. Tuea . 2
P. m.. Oliver It. Bair nidg . 1820 Cheatnut
s(., Philadelphia. Int. Fernwoort Cem.
Friends mav call Mon.. 7 .to 10 1 p. . m.
McOUIOAN. Aug. 28. MAIJY A. daugh
ter of late John and. Sarah McOulgan Rel.
alliraa and frlnnds nlsn Rt. Clonics 8 P. V.
M. Sodality and League of Sacred Heart,
and employes of Victoria Mills. Invited to
funeral, Mon,. 8:80 a. m . 2424 B. Douvler
at. (18th and Rltner). Solemn requiem mass
Church of St. Monica 10 a. m. Int. Holy
Cross cem. Auto service. .
McSrANE. Aug. SO. MARY MrSHANE
(nee lfaughey), wife of Daniel McShane.
Relatives and friends invited to funeral.
Wed. 8.30 a. m.. 110 Richmond at. Solemn
high maaa Church of the Immaculate Con
ception 10 a. m, Int, Holy Crosa Cem,
AUMORAN. Aug. 20. .THOMAS R son of
Dr. Joseph A. nnd Anna M. Moran, aged 1
year. Funeral Mon.. 2 n. m . residence of
parents. 1827 Snyder ave. Int. Cathedral
C'M6RNi:LL-Aug': 80, LORETTA. wife of
Frank J. Mornell and daughter of Mary
and late David McEnen aged 22 Relatlies
and frlenda Invited to funeral. Tues., 7:30
a m.. 1720 Mle st. Solemn reaulem mmi
Church of the Oesu 0 a. m. Int, Holy Cross
Co'?lionMAN'rsuRdd.nly,Aug. 20. THOMAS,
hueband "' ,nt' Rrldget O'Oorman (nee tout
anejl Relatives and friends. Coopers' In
ternational Union, No. 108. Invited to fu
neral. Mon., 8:30 a. m.. 2010 N, 10th at.
Solemn . high, maas of-requiem Church of
Our Lady of Mercy 10 a..m. Int, New Cathe
dral Cem. Auto funeral.
PAUL. Aug. 20. ANNA M. PAUL, wife
of Oliver Paul and daughter of Mary Rren
nan and late Thomaa, Kelly, aged 2.1. Rela
tives and friends inlted to fun"ral. Mon.,
7-30 a. m.. 2418 S. Hicks st. Solemn re
qulem maaa St, Monlca'a Church D a. m.
Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto funeral.
PRIEST. Aug. 3". MARY n., daughter
of late Joseph and Maria Priest. Relatlvea
and frlenda Invited to funeral aervlcea,
Tues., 2.30 p. m., 137 Fontain St. Int,
REDDY. AUg. 20. MARY E.. wife of
Jamea F. Reddy (nee Callahan). Relatlvea
and frlenda Invited to funeral. Mon.. 8.30
a. m., 1823 N, Maecher at. Solemn requiem
maaa Bt. Mlchael'a Church 10 a. m. Int.
Holv Sepulchre Cem. Autn funeral. .
ROnSON. AU. 80. ItOflERT ROP.RON.
aged 04. Ilelstives and frlenda, .Court
Amerlcua. No. 87. F. of A., and Southweat
ern Aaaemblv. No. II. A. O.M. P..!Vvlt,1
to funeral. Tuea , 2 p, m .128(1 8. 24th at.
Int. Fernwood Cem. Frlenda may call Mon.
"s'CANLON. Aug. 28. WILLIAM, son of
late Michael and Johanna Sennlon, Rela
tives and frlenda Invited to funeral. Mon.,
8:30 a. m.. 800. S. Swanaon at. Solemn
maaa of reaulem St. Philip's Church 10
a, m Int. Holv Cross Cem. .....
BKEOEn Suddmly. Aug. 20. WALTER
O.. son of Frederick and Rose Beeger. aged
12 Relatives and frlenda, members of
Hope, Reformed Sunday school. Invited to fu
neral serWcea. realdence of parenta. 81)23
Lansdowne ave.. Mon., 1:18 p. m. Int. IIII1
side Cem. Remains .may be viewed Bun.,
SBRni'baB. Suddenly. Aug 28. TJj6MAS
J., husband of Mary Serrldge. Funeral
Mon.. 8:30 a. m 012 N. 31th st. Solemn
requiem mass St. Agatha's Church If a. m.
t UaIv Prnii f.rm. Relatives and frlenda.
fit.' Agatha's Holy Nam Society; Dlv, No.
rm "
14. A, O.lt.i Commfi.ery No. 14. K, It, ll.t
fenna. rtallrnad neiief Aaao. and Liberty
Hell Lnda-e. No. BRT, Ilrotherhood of Rail
rond Trainmen, a.r Invited. Auto aervlce.
S1NOK11. Aiie. 2n, f)AVID. huaband of
Tllllo. Slner (nee Harvey), nelatlves and
frlenda. WIIIMm 11. Schneider t,oda, No.
4ia, F. and A. M.i Penna, rounclK No. 848.
n. A.i Oermamlomn Lodaa. I, W. 8. Oj 4(ith
V A tt n..w
..n.. ,,,'UU. IlIHli:. UIH.i t,liCCII ,!,-.. 1
Kxeo. .Com.:
Queen Bather
i.miKe and i,aav .Mnntinor l.oclic. InMtcd in
ilea in
12S S.
&4th at. Int. Adath jfeahurnn IVm.
,rir, m. nim . .am n m..
STEVENS. On Aug, 2. 1I11H, at lata
realdenco 427 Northeast Boulevard, .10IIN
C. husband of late Hannah P. Stevens (nee
Corson), rtelntlvev anil frlenda. also mem
hers of Tort Richmond Methodist Episcopal
unurcn ann an organizations or wnicn na
was a member. Invited tn funeral serilres.
Monday, at 2 p. m, In Port Richmond
Mothodlat Episcopal Church, Int, private,
North Cedar Hill Cem.
lUDOR Aug. 21. at Newark. Del.. At-
T1BFIT TUDOR. Jr.. hueband nf Hatel
Tudor, aged 22. Itelatlvea and frlenda,
Ce.urt Irclel, No. 220. r, of A.: Srhujlklll
Ti-lbe. No. 200, I. o. It. M t members of
ridellty Drum and Fife Corps, Invited to
funeral aervlcea, Bun , 8 p. m.. mother'e
residence, 214 W. Tioga at. Int. Orcen
mount Cem Auto funeral.
VIOUEnfl Aug. 2, ANNA J wife of
Thotma Vlguera and daughter of late
Thomaa T and Ellta Wllla. n1atlves and
friends invited to funeral services. Mon.,
2 p. m., 40211 Brown at. Int. private.
WATKII.UAN. AUg, 30 WIIjIiIAM T.,
husband of Annie K. Waterman (nee
O'Brien). Belatlves and friends invited to
funeral. Tues., 7:80 a. m , Sin N. ailllman
st. Solemn requiem mass St. Francis Xavler
Churth 0 a, m. Int. Old Cathedral Cem.
WILSON Suddenly. Aug. 20. ALEXAN.
DEU husband of Agnes V llson.' BelalHes
and friends. Jerusalem Temple Lodie. No
721. F. and A M, Cornwall-nn-the-Hiidson
Invited fo funeral aervlcea, Mon , 2 p. m.,
snn.l E. Paclflo st. Int. private. Oakland
Crm.
winsiNo. Aug. ao, DonoTitEX win-
SINd, aged 72, Itelatlvea and frlenda In
vited to funeral, son-in-law's residence, Peter
JIuf, r210 Olrarrt ave., Mon., 7:00 a, m.
Uequlem mass St. Ignatlua'e Church. 43d
and uaua
ace, 0 o'clock. Int. Holy Redeemer
Cem.
WOEnNEB. Suddenly, Aug 20. LTDIA
L., daughter of F. O H. and Louisa Woer
ner. aged 20 Relatives nnd friends inited
to aervlcea. Mon.. 2:30 p. m . parenta reel,
dence, 441a Mannvunk ate., Rnxborouch. Int.
private, Weat Laurel Hill Cem.
LOST AND FOUND
BRACELET tiat, diamond bracelet con
tclnlng 15 dlamonda, platinum mounting;
aiampeo it-itifi j
E. p.
A a"A tlalDaK
return to J. E
Caldwell
t Co.', Cheathui
and Juniper ata.
MONEY
Lost. 140 In bills) Friday: lAnrn re.
ward for return. 4S32 Walnut.
PIN I.oet gold bar pin. with 2 turquolao
nnd 1 diamond, going rrom 20th and Cheat
nut to 13th nnd Jettcrson, Return to caaliler.
Ledger Office.
RINO Loat about August 10. In lclnlty of
vrrmnu, .hihp mil ana I'Oll asninglon,
Pa., one marquise - shaped diamond ring,
marked J. E. v Co.. E-8ti5fl; 1200 reward,
no questions asked Return to J. B. Cald
well A Co . Chestnut and Juniper.
1500 REWARD will be paid for any Infor
mation leading to the nrreat nnd con
viction of tho peraon or persons who stole
7 barrels ot high-proof spirits from tho
premises 234 R. Front st , Philadelphia, on
the night of August 20-30.
OIBSON DISTILLINO CO.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
(Other Classified Ails on Pnge t)
A PATRIOTIC OPPORTUNITY
IN U. S. GOVERNMENT WORK
Trer.rpirnvr! smiVTrr: trNDEn tr. s.
GOVERNMENT IS VITALLY IMPORTANT
IN CARRYING ON THE WAR.
3000 YOUNO WOMEN TELEPHONE OP
ERATOng. IN PHILADELPHIA AND VI-
CIMTT. Till. Wtllll.Il'H IVIlHIiSlllir. All
PATRIOTICALLY HELP1NO TO WIN TH
1VAR.
YOUNG WOMEN, 17 TO 31 YEAnff OF
AOE. CAN ENTER THIS UlltlAT WU11H.
AT ONCE.
tn ri7r tvr:i7Tf tn PAin ntrntNO TUB
etneT T-nTTt n-l-n't'D toTtIT niPin AD.
VANCEMENT THEREAFTER.
rrmtANEVT TOStTIONS! EXPERIENCE
UNNECESSARY.
THE WORK- IS CLEAN AND TA8CTNAT
NO THE SURROUNDINOS ARE PLEAS-
t:
INT
Mi:AI.H NKIIVKIJ A'l' IJtiMl.
ANNIVF.R-
SAnY PAYMENTS. BICK P.ENEFITS VA
CATIONS WITH PAY: NOT OVER 8
HOURS' WORK PER DAY.
... ...a ....... .. . M-n-.,- nhtinn.
TtlNITY! TALK IT OVER ANY WEEKDAY
BEWEEN 8 AND B OR ANY EVENING
BY AFruiNIMliKl Willi
MISS M D. RYAN
MAIN OFFJCE, 1031 ARCH ST.. PHILA.
MISS O. SMITH
408 MARKET ST.. PHILA.
MISS F. R ZINOOL
26 W. CHELTEN AVE.. GTN.
MISS W. O REILLY
20 E. BTH ST.. CHESTER. PA,
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF
l't,,91lll,UIIA
BILLING CLERKS
FAMILIAR WITH MOON-HOPKINS niLL
INO MACHINE; PERMANENV POSITIONS
E. F. HOUGHTON ft CO.
APPLY 240 W. SOMERSET ST.
On PHONE KENSINOTON 7100
BOOKKEEPER FOR ACCOUNTING DE
PARTMENT; OOOD WAOES TO START;
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR AD
VANCEMENT. ArPLY TO MR, WIE8T.
ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT PUBLIC
LEDGER 0TH AND CHEBTNUT ST9.,
FIJtST TLOOIt.
isaieahhl'KII experienced, for essential
business: quick and accurate at figures; ac.
customed to detail; aate age, exp. and sal
ary itTreqiilredFflSOedgerCentra I .
tinoirKnPEit
female wanted at onee by
U. S. Tire Co.. 828 N. Broad at
to Mr Van Harten.
Apply
CHEMISTS
with training
and experience
in general chemistry
for laboratory assistants
State full experience
In first letter
ADDnEBB
HENRY DISSTON 4c BONS, INC.
Tacony, Phlla.. Fa.
J YOU CAN HELP WIN THE WAR
WELL-EDUCATED, AMBITIOUS WOMEN
BOOKKEEPERS. FILE CLERKS
STENOQRAPHEnS AND TYPISTS
ARE WANTED' IMMEDIATELY
AT HOO ISLAND
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE- WORKING
CONDITIONS
EXCEPTIONAL WAOB SCALE
EXCELLENT TRANSPORTATION FROM
ALL PARTS OF PHILADELPHIA
SPECIAL TRAINS MORNINGS AND
EVENINOS
ArPLY PERSONALLY
WOMEN'S EMPLOYMENT OFICCB
HOG ISLAND. PA.
ASK FOR MRS. NORRELL
CLERK, general office: permanent position
for oung woman In snglneer's office; good
advancement. Call or write Mr. Finn,
American Engineering Co., Aramtngo ave.
and Cumberland at.
HELP WANTED FEMAMS
(Other Claaalfied Ada on rage t)
CLEftK TOUNO LADY FOR STATIST!
OAI. WORK IN ADVERTIfllNO DEPART-
ment of runnc leroeri iiioh
SCHOOL EXPERIENCE DEBIIIARLE, AC.
CURACY ESSENTIAL! F.XCELLENT OP
PORTUNITIES FOR PROMOTION. APPLT
MR, WESCOTT. ADVERTISING DEPART
MENT, PUBLIC I.EDOER, 0TII AND
CHESTNUT BT8 FIRST FLOOIl.
CLERICAL POSITION8
Beral open.
ALSO MANY OPPORTUNITIES
. to learn the art
of saw and file making.
Oood pay
and pleasant conditions.
Call t to 11 a. m.
. 2421) N. Front at.
ASK FOR MR. MOORE
HENRY DI8STON A SONS, INC
Tacony, Phlla.
CLERK YOUNO LADY FOR OENERAL
OFFICE WORK; THIS IS A OOOD OP
PORTUNITY FOR A PERSON TO LEARN
FILING AND GENERAL CLERICAL DU
TIES; OOOD WAOES TO START AND
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR AD
VANCEMENT. APPLY TO MR. WIERT.
ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT. PUBLIC
LEDGER, OTIt AND CHESTNUT STB..
FIRST FLOOR.
CLERK AND TYPIST Atlantic Refining
Co. has an opening for experienced female.
clerk and typist at Its main office. 0144
Passyunk Ave. This position requires one
that la a rapid typist and good at general
clerical work.
incr
ludlng nilng: hours 8 .10 to
A. Saturday 1, Apply In person at the Sates
1'i.pwrimcm. mis
Paesyunk a ve,
CLERK Wanted, young lady, aa clerk: one
with cost esperlence preferred: good ail
ment for steady and accurate worker: atato
age, esperlence, salary, reference and wheth
er employed at present. P 127, Ldg Office.
CLERKS Young ladles for clerical work In
stockroom of Inree manufacf urlnr tilnnt?
Opportunity for advancement Applv by let-
ler. air nir. American J'.ngineering uo.,
Blntlon K. Philadelphia.
CLERKS A large corporation has need
ot ung women neiween in and ao ror
clerical work: good opportunities tn ndvancn
for those showing ability; those with add
ing machine experience preierreu: atate ago
and salary especieo. r 11, i.enger urtlce.
UIRL. over 11) yeara, wanted In large office
to ao general clerical wora; aaiary ill;
Slate experience, r no. j.eager uince.
91RL, 18 to 20: steady employment: make
t.lf Pnarltv ll0ill Srallk.n.M...
herself generally useful.
Smith-Ramaey,
1040 Market at.
ami, mer 10 years for lawyer's office.
110, R-sl Eatate Trust Bldg
aiRi.s
boo
WANTED
TO LEARN TO OPERATE MILLING MA
CHINES AND GRINDING MACHINES
BRING REFERENCES
MIDVA7.E STEEL AND ORDNANCE CO.
EDDYRTONE RIFLE" PLANT
KDDTHTHNE, FA.
PHILADELPHIA OFFICES
2203 Island road Mr.Mopnay
0203 Market st. Mr. Plechner
APPLY AT
V.
S. EMPLOYMENT BEnVICTJ OFFICES
IBS B. lflth st.. Philadelphia, Pa.
1811 Arch at.. Philadelphia. Pa.
8)0 Sprpul st.. Chester, Pa,
BltlNQ THI9 AD WITH YOU
C1I1U.8, 10 years of age or over, light ma-
cnlna wora: experience not necessary;
permanent positions- good pay while learn
ing: Increase nccordlng to proficiency. Ap-
piy a, v. flioore. wm ,iwci st.
MAID, white, Protestant: good pay and
home to good cook and housekeeper: one
who can do her work cheerfully. Mrs. J. F.
Auer. nier bank and Walnut St., Delanco,
N.
MOTHER'S HELPER wanted for 2 children.
near I'nnaneipnii. 4viir tc, iib v
Ak
rnn -im I fit. mil warftfi si.
NUTlSB White girl to assist with care of
children. 0301 Woyno ave., Gorman-
NURSERY GOVERNESS, refined, educated
peraon, must apeak good French, to take
care of a 3'4 -year-old girl and assist with
bov who attends achool: blst referenoe.
F 8K0, Ledger Central.
FEMALE OPERATIVES
from 18 to 43 year of age
1000 WANTED
WOODBURY. N. J.. BAG-LOADING PLANT
United States Government work. Washington
Park, near Weatvllle. N. J., on Pennsylvania
Railroad (Weat Jeraey and Peaahore Dlvl
ilon); also by trolley from Camden.
Free tranaportatlon to and from Philadel
phia. Camden and Intermediate points, car
r. served for women operatives.
Working hours: T a. m. to S p. m. and
3 p. m. to 11 p. in.
84o TO Mo PER HOUR
Beginners receive 84o per hour whll J unde r
Instruction, which last from 1 to IwiJM.
after which the rat 1 Increased according
to proficiency.
Thla gives you an opportunity to show your
patriotism and do your bit while being paid
for It, as the operation of this plant Is
essential to our Oversea Forces.
Lunch may be carried Into the i plant or
purchased at cost In the Cafeteria.
Further Information mar be obtained by
applying to any United State or Federal
Employment Bureau or
MacABTHUR BROTHERS COMPANY
83 8. loth st. (second floor)
Phlla., Pa., or
EMPI-OYMENT DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON PARK
WESTVILLE. N. J.
OFFICE WORK Olrl for general office
work: large essential business: good opp.
for bright and ambitious young ladvi state
ace and wages req F B.14. Ledger Central.
rtc.i.-ir'te A HfllRTANT Wanted, by manufar.
turlng concern In Chester, experienced of.
flee assistant, man or woman, for Important
position P 180 Ledger Office.
MOON-HOPKINS OPERATORS
FOR BILLtNGi PEnMANENT POSITIONS!
OOOD PAY
E F. HOUOHTON CO.
APPLY 240 W. SOMERSET ST.
OH PHONE KENSINOTON 7100
&ALESWOMAN. experienced, familiar with
ni learner ann iiwfirr mull na m
bla to
meet and successfully, handle Urge E
uyera.
OOOD SALARY AND LARGS BONUS
wm WANT "0 SALESLADtERi Pr.ia.AI..
ANT. PROFITABLE AND PERMANENT
WORK.
W. ft H. WALKER
1244 RID0E AVB.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
(Other Classified Ada en Pate 2)
OPF.nATOhd. WOMEN, FOR MACHINE
SHOP WORK IN ESSENTIAL INDUS
TRY: OUR SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION
MEANS EARLY ADVANCEMENT .AND
BONUS PAYMENT INCREASES REOUI.AR
EARNINOSi SHOP CONDITIONS ARE EX
CM.EST IN ALT. Iir'HPP.PTSi WE PAN
OFFER THE KIND OF WORK THAT WILL
Al'l'KAIi Tl) TIIK WOMAN Vt'HU StAIBS "1
WANT TO DO MY rART."
APPLY AT EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT,
THE GENERAL ELKPTIUC COMPANY.
7TH AND WILLOW STB.
SOLICITORS
TUB PUBLIC LEnOER REQUIRES
BEVERAD FIRST PLASH SO.
LICITORB FOR CIRCULATION
PROMOTION! ABILITY TO MEET
AND TALK TO THE BERT I'EO.
f-ijiv in rwrtncniAi, hut I'ER-
SONAt,
appeaiuntb ivir.r.
. . . -t m mi ..- i n-. .
HE-
CE1VE FinST CONSIDERATION! A
OOOD PROPOSITION P-nil l M
WOMEN OF MATURE YEARS WHO
DO NOT OHJEOT TO HOUSE-TO-JIOUSE
.S.n.tCIATION; ALSO
WANT ONE EJCPERIUNCED CREW
MANAOER. AJTLY TO MR. COR
REA. SECOND FLOOn. PODLIC
. LEUOEK BU1LD1NO.
ajg
BTENOORAPHER for cotton-yarn business:
muet be neat, rapid and accurate, good
ealary and eacell-nt chance for advance
ment. Apply 40n Merchant and Mariner
Bldg.. M and Chestnut ata.
STENOGRAPHER
for purchaatng
depart-
iiicii, vk inibn iiniiiuiiiL-iuriiiK cwiiipniiy .
opportunity far adiancement, sIbIc age and
ment or large
manufacturing
company:
salary cxpecteu, 'w-u," r. u. nox a.iuu.
STENOORAPHEll and typist for general of
. flee work: one having some knowledge of
bookkeeping preferred: work ta interesting,
position steady and advancement sure for
the right young woman. . Atlas Storage
Warehouse. 87lh and Market ata.
STENOORAPIIEK,
experienced, wanted bv
Kcnaingto
from Sept.
Kensington mil! for temporary poaltlon
Om Sept. 3 to fent 14; slate esnertenrn
and aalary wanted. Address P 020. Led Off
STENOGRAPHER, emerlenred nnd accurate
pleasant working conditions: atato experi
ence ana salary expected, r 1.0. Ledger
Office,
STENOGRAPHIC, one familiar with Under.
..wood mnchlne. Apply William Foeter, 1208
N. 31 at at.
STENOGRAPHER, experienced. Apply the
Ilarrett Co . 30th and Oravs Ferrv ave.
STENOGRAPHER In law oftlco. Apply 1515
t. I., i mm iiiqg.
STNoanAPHnns anm tvpihtb wiht.
n.Ei'i Uri!.T.n.D.. STATES GOVERNMENT
5J25&.V., WASHINGTON PARK, NEAR
WESTVILLE, N. J APPLY MAIN OFFICE
MacARTHtm' RROTIIERS CO . WASH Nal
TON PARK. WESTVILLE. N. J,
Ml.Al lIKll of bookkeeping, etc.. for business
school! ."late age. education, experience
and eal. desired. P 123. Ledger Office.
x t t i. i.awrenco
1tl'-K,IL,OJin. OPERATOR for prlvnte
branch exchange: one living In neighbor-
hood preferrod. Apply Wm. Foster. 1208 N.
OIWI,
TTPEWRITERMuat be familiar with Un
derwopa mnchlne: shorthand unessential.
Apply Wm, Foster. 12ns N, list.
iti-i.-ii i-ermsnent position in engineers
Mr. Finn. American r-nirln'.,..!...
"i soon aavancement. Call or write
. ' "."". -'.,,'"-, llll
g Co., Ara-
iiiuiao ave. ann i umperiand st.
WINDERS for wool, cotton and lute; eg.
-i.lf'fclf.Biy. 'or ,r.rlnced winders: will
give half-day work to winders unabl. to
work
run day: work easily learned bv
girls willing to work
nr Tn wnrir inn
Apply c. H. Maaland
i Son. Amber and Wlllard,
WOMAN, white, housemaid: $12 weeklv':
r .ni'..,..S',,.l",,u0Ut- ""rhrook Golf Club.
Lancasfer ave above Cllv line. '.
WOMEN AND GIRLS
WANTED AT ONCE
TISfE AND HALF TIME
, OVErt ,g HOURS
PLENTY OF OVERTIME
.... WFAI,y WORK
WITH REGULAR 1NCREABD
APPLY 7 A. M.
JOSEPH CAMPBELL CO.
2D'aND MARKET Sf.
CAMDEN. N. J.
WOMEN, uhlte. to waah dishes and help
cook! wagea 810 weekly; aleep out. Over
brook Oolf Club, Lancaster ave. above City
llne
WOMEN, white, wanted to make themselves
Mar"e't at u,e'ul! ,lfad' employment, law
wu.ur.iM ror kitchen work. Apply .me
keePr:aofnce. Bell.vue-Stratford Hnl.i
YOUNO LADY for typewriting. generarcTer-
IcAl worki five age. experience, aalary
expected Apply by letter only. Edwin liar.
rlngton Son A. Co., Inc.. 17th and Callowhlll.
YOUNO LADY to check students' hals In
return for business college course, day or
evening. Straver'a nusines feiieee snT
Chestnut. " ""'
YOUNG WOMAN to work In motor truck
and aUtOmobtla narts stnelf rnnm e.e.H...
chance for advancement! must wear bloomers
or overalls. Apply Overland-Harper Co.. 14
B 21st at. Aak for Vogsl.
YOUNG WOMAN In, wholesale office good
at figures, for Work In tlmaltn- .K...
tnant. Addr.aa P. O. Boa 1618.
HELP WANTED MALE
(Other Claaelfled Ad on Pnge J)
ANaLESMITHS
BOILERMAKERS
BOLTERS
(TO LEARN RIVETINO. DRILLINO, TTC)
COPPERSMITHS
FLANGE TURNERS
FURNACD MEN
INSTALLATION MACHINISTS
DROP FOnOERS
LABORERS (WHITE)
MESSENQER BOYS
See representative of the New York Ship
building Corporation at the United State
Employment Service, 1821 Arch at.
AUDITORS A large corporation la In need
of young men
l witn practical bonkkeenlni-
or accounting experlenci? bank men pre
ferred: elate age experience and aaiary ex
nectea. i in i.enswr. wnice.
BOOKKEEPEn. experienced, for eeeentlal
business; quirk and accurate at figures, ac
customed to detail: state age. experience and
sslsrvl reference renlilred. F fl',fl. Led. Cent.
UOOKKBEPEHB A large corporation Is In
. -.mm., man u-lfh .... .I..-I KmI.I.
lng or accounting experience: bank men pre-
rerren; siaie hi-, rpon-nco aim salary eg'
pected P 113. Ledger Office.
BOY
THE PUBLIC LEDGER HAS AN OPENING
FOn AN INTELLIGENT BOY WHO IS
OVER 18 YEARS OF AQD. APPLY AT
ONCE TO MR. FLYNN, 800 CHESTNUT BT.
BOY for general office work, large essential
bustnesa: good opportunity for bright and
ambitious young man: atate age and wages
reoiilred F na Ledger Central
BOY to feed Oordon press with or without
experience. 800 Chestnut. Apply nearest
U. 8. Employment Service. Bring thla ad
witn you.
liOY wanted for general work tn large office;
excellent opportunity ior aavancement.
Apply eighth floor. American Stores Co.,
4th and Noble sta.
BOY. over 10 yeara, for office; desired from
September 3. M 1868, Ledger Central.
BOY. over 10 jeara. for lawer'a office. 110S
Ileal i-.state i rust mag.
BOY. about 16, In wholesale cloth house. Ap
ply 1021 Walnut St.
BOYS
WANTED AT ONCE; 10 YEARS OR OVER
BECKER, SMITH ft PAGE
WATER ST, AND SNYDER AVB.
Apply to nearest U. S. Employment Serv
ice Office. Bring this ad with you.
BOYS, over 16 years of sge. wanted for time
elerkai splendid oppor. for advancement for
ambitious bos. Apply by letter. Mr. Kay,
American Englne.rlng Co.. Station K, Phlla.
BOYS wanted, about 10 years of age. to
work on folding paper boxes. Brown ft
Bailey Co., 410 N. Franklin at. . Apply to
neareat v . Employment S.rylc Offlca.
fixlat, (! 4 wltft you.
HELPWANTED-MALE
(Other Clnastfleil Ads on Pnge 2)
DOTS)
wanted at one
over 10 year of at
JOSEPH CAMPBELL CO.
Second and Market sts.
Camden, N, J,
Apply nearest U. S Employment
Service Office
BOYS
18 TO 18 TEARS
WANTED IN MANUFACTURING DEPT.
BAEDER-ADAMSON t, CO.
RICHMOND ST. AND ALLEGHENY AVB.
Apply nearest U. S. Employment Office
Bring this ad with you
BRAKEMEN AND FIREMEN
NEEDED '
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
1023 FILBERT ST. '
PHILADELPHIA, TA,
CARPENTERS
TOR
INSIDE OU OUTSIDE WORK
PENNA. R. R. CO CONCRETE MOLDING
PLANT
FEnnY road nt.au penna. ave.
MORRISVILI.i:. PA
nilAtIN k STUART CO.
310 Commerrl-il Trust Co.
Apply tn nearest U. k. Employment Sen-Ice
Office, llrlng this nd with you.
CARPENTERS' HELPERS OR HANDYMEN
needed at once
nnAUN & PTtTAIlT CO.
Kensington and Hedgley nvea.
Apply nearest If. S Emnlovment Service
Office. Bring this nil with you.
10 TO in TEAnS OLD FOR STATP--TICAL
WORK IV ADVERTISING DE
PARTMENT OP Pltttt.tC LEDGER;
HIGH SCHOOL EXPERIENCE DE
SIRARLE: ACCURACY EPREVTIAL:
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES TOR
PROMOTION.
APPLY MR. WESCOTT
Advertising department.
Public Ledger,
Cth and Chestnut sta.,
first floor.
TJTir
CLERK for banking institution: splendid
chance for advancement state age and sal
arv expected. M 142. L-dcer Central.
CLERKS Must bo rapid and accurate; no
experience necessary: capable: state age.
details and salary desired. P 132, Ledger
COMMISSARY DEPART.MENT OF OOVERN.
MENT SHIPYARD. HOO ISLAND. HE.
QUinES EXPERIENCED WHITE COOKS.
EXPERIENCED PIC BAKERS. WHITE;
WHITE KITCHEN MEN. WHITE BUS
MEN FOR CAFETERIAS: OOOD WAGES.
ROOM AND BOARD; P6EASANT SUR
ROUNDINGS. APPLY
U. S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
300'WALNUT ST.
SEE MR. SCULL
OR
MR. SWARTZ
1621 ARCH ST.
(Do not apply at Hog Island)
COST ACCOUNTANT A splendid oppor
tunity is open for a man with ability and
experience aa a cost accountant witn a rap'
"JPC
Idly
i
growing manufacturing corporation: per-
msnent connection. Apply by letter, giving
lull particulars, or can,
American Bronze
Corporation, nerwyn. Ta.
DRAFTSMEN
Atlantic Refining Company wanta several
draftsmen, experienced In piping, la) lng out
and detail mechanical and structural worlc
and tracurs. Apply at tho Sales Depart
ment. 8144 Passjunk ave., or any U. S.
Employment Bureau. ITring this ad with you.
MI-JVALE STEEL AND ORDNANCE CO.
N1CETOWN
IN THE HEART OF THE CITY
EASY TO REACH
NEEDS
Gear cutters
Jig, fixture and gauge makers
Cutter grinders
Lathe hands
Shaper nands
Horizontal bnrtng mill hands
Electrical m-ichlnlsla
Electricians
Electrical crane operators
Carpenters
Riggers
Pipefitters
Pipefitter helpers
Stationary engineers
TAKE THIS AD WITH YOU
TO THE NEAItEHT
U. 8. EMPLOYMENT OI'FICD
4301 WISSAHICKON AVE.
Oil
1521 ARCH ST.
SEE
MB. CUPITT
ENGINEEn WANTED
PERMANENT POSITION
PUBLIC LEDQER COMPANY
OTII AND CHESTNUT STS.
Apply nearest U. 8. Employment Office.
Bring this ad with you.
I
ENGINEER or firemen (2). Schwarz Wheel.
Margaret at. and Penna. It R. Co. Apply
nearest u. d. ,nipioynient service, urir
ing
thla ad
KITCHEN MEN
EXPERIENCED KITCHEN MEN FOR
GOVERNMENT SHIPYARD AT HOG
ISLAND! GOOD WAGES, ROOMS AND
BOARD:
PLEASANT SURROUND.
INOS.
CALL AT U. S. EMPLOYMENT BERVICB
CORNER SD AND WALNUT STREETS
SEB MR. SCULL
DO NOT APPLY AT HOG ISLAND
The following Is a list of l
of "the
UNITED STATES
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
THIRD AND WALNUT ST8.
1521 ARCH STREET.
5230 MARKET STREET.
8G0 MAIN STREET, DARBY.
514 SOUTH DROAD STREET.
824 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET.
FRONT AND YORK STREETS.
4370 MAIN ST., MANAYUNK.
COR. FRANKFORD AVE. AND
RUAN ST., FRANKFORD.
CAMDEN. N. J.
FIFTH AND TAYLOR STREETS
CHESTER. PA.
C16 SPROUL STREET.
HELP WANTED TiTAlYK
(01 her Classified Ads on Png 2)
AT ONCE LABORERS WANTED
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT WORK
n.. Chester pike
Between Darby p and Seville art...
. Lddyatone. Pa.
MacARTflUIt BROTHERS
NO. 1 DARBY PIKB
Awn
83 S. 10TH ST., PHILA. ,
APPLY "
To any United Btatea Emplor-
ment Office
AT ONCE LABORERS WANTED
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT WORK
?JLeMh "' .ln,', Key-on road (Bucknam
??,'-. ' block wst of Highland av.
rfuTJJf rf,".?ad "latton. Thurlow, on Penn
tMianlu liUroad.
MacARTHUn BROTHERS
CHESTER. PA.
AND
83 S. 10TII ST.. PHILA.
APPLY ,
To any United State Employ
ment ORlcs
AT ONCE LABORERS WANTED
UNITED STATE3 GOVERNMENT WORK
Washington Park, near Westvllle. N. J., oa
Znnsvlvanla It. n. (West Jeraey and S
shoro Division): also by trolley from Cam
den. MacAnTHUR BROTHER3
WASHINGTON PARK
WESTVILLE. N. J.
S3 H. 10TH ST.. PHILA.
APPLY
To any United State Employ-
ment Office
AT ONCE LABORERS WANTED
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT WORK
On main highway (Rroadway) between Wel
vllle. N. J., and South Gloucester. N. J.;
nearest railroad station, South Olouceater,
on the Pennsylvania Railroad (Weat Jerr
and Seashore Division).
MacARTHUR BROTHERS jfj
8. GLOUCESTER. N. J. l
AND . J
83 S. 18TII ST.. PHILA. M
APPLY '
To any TJnlted Statea Emplor- vl
ment Office -&1
' il
.i jgM
I
LABORERS "ij
needed at one ,
i
on Government work
CHESTER SHIPBUILDING CO., LTD.
CHESTER, PA.
CHESTER SHIPBUILDING CO., LTD.
214 N, 1BTH BT,
Apply
Nearest U. S. Employment Service OHIO
BRING THIS AD WITIt YOU
T
LABORERB
GENERAL LABOR
A NUMBER OF OOOD MEN
WANTED TOR INSIDE LABOR
ON ESSENTIAL WORK ,.
ruiLA. sTonAan battery?
ONTARIO AND C STS. (F
COME READY TO START WORK
APPLY TO THE NEAREST
U. S. EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
BRING THIS AD WITH YOU
MIDVALE STEEL AND ORDNANCE
COMPANY. NICETOWN
Can use all claasea
L, A II O It 13 R B
let, tnr Mr. Cunltt
U. 3.
Employment Office, 1321 Arch St.
4301 Wlssahlckon avenue.
LABORERS
GULF REFINING CO.
58TH ST. AND SCHUYLKILL RIVER
Apply nearest U. S. Employment Servlc
OfTlCO
Brlnir thla ad wlti you
WANTED
GENERAL HELPERS
FOR WALLPAPER FACTORY
LABORERS
HEELERS
PACK TENDERS
STOCK BOX BOYS
TTECKRR. SMITH ft PAOE
WATER ST. AND1J1NYDER AVB.
APPLY NEAREST V. 8 EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE. BRING THIS AD.
MIDVALE BTEEL AND ORDNANC1S
COMPANY, NICETOWN
can use alt classes
liABORE R8
Ask for Mr. Cupltt
U. S. Employment Office, 1521 Arch at.
or
4301 Wlasahickoa ave.
oTgrfglTUT'00
APPLY NEAREST UNITED STATES
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OFFICE ,
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