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EVENING .PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1918
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WIRE SERVICE RATES
. TO BE STABILIZED
.Postmaster General Names
Committees to Prepare Re
vijed Schedules
tiy fip Associated Pres
Washington, Sept 12.
'Standardisation of telephone nnd tele-
. Binim inic nLiicuuicn iiii uui-iiuui iiig
A. country In nbout to be undertaken by
U. Postmaster Oenernl nurleson. Commlt-
j teea were appointed today to study the
j "'lierxlces nnd their rates and make rec-
urnrnerjuauona upon wnien reMsions win
be based
"talcl .1. Lewis, member of the Post
master General's committee directing
the Go eminent control of wires, will be
In charge of both Investigations'. On
the telegraph rate committee with him
will bo John C. Ve11eer, vice president
of the Western I'nlon Telcpraph Com
pany, and Kdward Rejnolds, general
manager of the Postal Telegraph-Cable
Company.
Harry H. Thajer, lce president of
' the American Telephone and Telegraph
Company, and; Charlen V. McWj, preil-
dent of the Ohio Telephone Company,
nre the committeemen for the telephone
, lnqulty,
All telenhone nnd telecranh comna-
nles were authorized today to file claims
with local draft hoards foi exemption
from military service of "absolutely In
dispensable" emplojes. The companies
also were notified that to stop embar
rassments to the sen lec 1 eported from
various sections where eniplojes hae
quit their places without notice, often
to engage In nonessential work, all em
ployes leaving the service ohould he re
' quired to give two weeks" notke.
'Americans Prepared
"( for Greatest Fight
Continued from Pace One
'ilort, plenty of troops. It Is n grunil
show, this first American battle.
, The attack against the salient was
, "of such u nature that two hard drives
Were necessary. One of these was be
tween Pont-a-Mousson and Apremont
and the other south of Kresnes, on
the west side of the salient. Both these
drives were made by Americans.
On the west side the attack Is progres
sing most favoiably.
The German line In this salient Is
held hard nnd fast by trenches at
'points such at St. Mlhlel and Mont
See, but In the places chosen for the
entrance of our' two wedges on op
poslte sides of the triangles the enemy
lias three lines. The first held sn.irse.
tf by outposts, the second, by small r
detachments and the third Is held
Strongly.
Passed First Tuo Une-
. ,V'c have at both points of heavy
attack passed the-first two lines, meet-1
xng surprisingly little setious icsist
nnce. The first batch of 100 prisoners
was repoited at 7 o'clock and many
6rrtaller numbeis came inup to noon.
,,No strong attack has been launched
.-on the tip of the sallerit or against
'Mont Sec, but progress at other points
will take c,u e, of these places.
Already there are indications that
Hie (iermnns aro Retting out or the
'tip of the salient. Our troops there."
are moving forward cautiously, Just
jogging the Germans along, accortllns
to plan.
As far as the wlthdiawal of the
enemy is concerned that was no easy
matter, for every foot of the whole
St. Mlhlel salient was under fire of
our guns.
die denlslli- ,..1,110 i,
....j. ,,,.,, mc UArtLt IIUIH- '
ber of guns we have massed may not ,
t ,..j ,. , ...
uc aiaccu, ic can oe saia uiat we Have
one of the largest and heaviest con
centratlons ot artillery at woik that
this ar or any other war has been.
Then, too, our airplane assemblage
Is the heaviest of the war. Chasse
machines, bombers ami observers
they were all at woik today. Our
chasso machines nre keeping back the
boche aviators and strafing tho Ger-
'-- n -i ... i.
roan lines and our bombers are at-
tacking the strategic points that the
'boche must control to withdraw.
U'o limvB lairr-A numho- nf l,-.,..
We lia.e a larce number of heavy,
long-range guns at work, which, with
(Serial torpedoes, reach every place In
'the salient. ,
Gentians Wilhdrawhig Guns
The German artillery rite has been
very weak, indicating that they are
drawing their guns back, and that
they will probably announce another
.strategic victory, which thej;, how
lever, had not taken advantage of In
these lour j'ears before we hit the
salient to iinounce that America had
arrived in this war as a real military
factor.
I It Is too early lo tell much of the
achievement In our attack, have that
of the German triangle. Itestliig on
?fhe base of the Hlndenburg line, we
IJiave chewed off considerable bites,
' jand our appetite Is not satisfied. But
lone can tell of how It started, ot what
cfcne saw when It started.
S V T mo octroi' rff nn tlia A iurt c- t irrt t
rf ""a ?! J U!tV VII "! tltllV. Ul I.
i Wednesday morning, when woi d came
to get east, and do ft In a hurry. Quit-
11 ilng the Meaux correspondents' head
er Jquarters, I came across France, reach
&e alns the heaaquarteis or tnia sector
last night.
Showing that tho American army
& Iwants the folks back home to know
R' iWhat tt is doing, after dinner an A"-er-
Ifffltilcan general told the correspondents
If iot the whole plan of attack, .taking ,the
Iff . (Tnlted States Into his confidence.
2X xlls loeu, vvaa lUI ua w Uliuciainim
what it all meant. The General's
X iWvps were heavy from lack of sleep
'and long hours of planning, and when
t was all planned it took him two
.. .. .. v. wv, ,,
ours vu - ""- " " " -
had told us all but the time, he said
-, - I . . li In ".: tyjei t1rlleV4 In
P jl- uenvieiiicif iv uv uiiuiiibiu,
W feno hour our artillery starts ana at 5
K ,Sur Infantry starts."
7? .
, nlM tttin.tf ItAefnu In Ituln
IV il, S,1. W,,w .to... . -w...
I'i irv,n 1 nVlnpU- pantA we could see
- i'l -- --
1 4-the blgr show begin. The desultory
$ jillring before that had died down. Just
"Vat 1 o'clock thousands of guns spoke
., -,'. . .. i-,. . T,
1 MMtnen otnera juineu in. 11 sm
tho thickened atmosphere. The whole
sky was aflame.
The whole sky wnl aglow with tho
spirit of 'militant America. And on
nnd on It went, each moment like the
one before; each moment sending Its
peace propaganda to the boche.
Wo snatched an hour and a half
of sleep and were off fbr the front
at 4 o'clock, the artillery still going
11
s It had started three hours, before.
a high hill just this side of tho
starting line I waited. Five minutes
to 5, foilr minutes to B and then came
our barrage.
I don't know how many guns were
speaking, but' the explosions came so
fast that one could not distinguish the
Individual voice of a gun, nnd nil the
shells were screaming Joyfully In one
direction. I hcatd only two leturnlng
shells.
Then at one minute of 5 o'clock enme
a pause. In that pnuse history was
making, for Just nt 5 our .men started.
Tt was too dark to see them, but
when two minutes after the barrage
started again I knew It had been
lifted a hundred meters, nnd over those
hundred meters thousands of dough
boss were bound noith.
Then It lifted again. These were
the smaller guns going, making a loll
ing barrage. Above their, staccato
volos could be heard the booming of
the big rifles behind us, making a. hell
on earth for the Oeimans coming up
to reenfoice their line. One after an
other they screamed on their way.
It was growing light. The rain had
stopped. Off to tho eastward the clouds
lifted and the sun showed its head.
U. S. Airplanes Roar Overhear!
Through the mist one could see the
far-off hills made Into veritable forts.
There was a to.u- overhead nnd north
Ward .wept a squadron of airplanes.
On the undeislde of their wings I saw
the American device.
They circled and started east. Patrols
followed fast. Then came woid that
a German sausage was ascending five
kilometers back and off shot three
planes In Its direction. They got It.
While glotylng that In this first big
effort we had air supremacy. It Is but
fair to state that we had not enough
maclilne t6 achieve it, hut owe credit
to French aviators.
All the Slates are icpresented in the
force making the attack. Thete ate
men fiom Pennsylvania, New York,
California, Michigan virtually nil
pirts of the I ('public.
I .Munr of the tioops fighting today
i have won their laurels In Fiance. Foi
others it is their Hist battle.
AH the leports coming in shov? fresh
piogess. We ate moving ahead on
schedule time.
In this connection it may be said
that the GeVmans expected the Amer
ican attack, but did not know the
time.
So far the German teslstnnce has
not developed htiohgly. It will un
ddubtedlv foitlfy the lino which the
German high command choose. But
their countei -attacks will meet Amei
Icans who have never learned how
to retieat. k
BUSINESS CAREER
OF PETER FLINT
A Story of Salesmanship by
Harold Whitehead
CI.XXXVIJI
milBV wouldn't let me stay long at
J. the hospital with Rosle last Satur-
lav. mi t i.pnmi.,,,1 i 1, h ,.,.il
, ' , ' v. ,u r. . ,,v. ...v- ."
,,17 ' "ft tn',"'ir'1 t1! Jo1" Fra"cl"j
Together wo returned to New York
and to our boardlnc house, where I
spent'a inferable evening and a sleep
less night.
On Sunday mornlifg Francis and J
were having a late breakfast when in
walked dad and mother!
There wa3 no .one In the breakfast
room but wp four, and mother came up
to me and drew me close to her. saying-
viy hoy: My poor dear laddie! We
cnme RS nulckly as we could after get-
, franc', ffletrrani.
' ' looked at Francis, a bit mad, for
I now understood why dad and mother
had come he was eating buttered toaBt
I aml apparently never saw my look.
"ttu waH su" D ,ne aoor- and alter
mother had loosed me I was about to
go to him when I remembered that lie
was responsible for all thus mixup, for If
lie hadn't got Rosle to premise to give
me the mitten she would never have
tried to commit wulclde. '
So I stood off and tald, coolly: "Good
inprnlng. dad,"
"Good morning, Peter, my boy," he
said quietly, and walked over to me with
Ills hand extended.
I backed away toward Francis's chair.
He was standing up and as I backed up
to him he gripped my arm and growled
''If you want to break your mother's
heart Just act like the ungrateful pup
ou are, and after they leave I'll give
ou the damndest licking ou ever had
in jour life."
I.Ike a flash I realized that b'oth moth
er and dad were here in my Inttrest, be
cause they loved me, 30 I held out my
hand to dad and said, rather crabbed
like, I fear. "Hood morning, dad; glad
to see ou !"
After a little talk we all went to
the hospital in N'evvark. Mother and I
vent up to see Ilosle, while dad and
Francis waited downstairs.
Mother went right up to Itosle and
kissed her!
Poor old Itosle ! That got her for- fair,
for she bawled as If she never would
stop. When she did stop, to my surprise
she turned to-Vnother and said:
"Oh, Mrs Flint, how I do want my
mother. Thank jou, thamk you, for
for--" Then she cried again, "Oh, how
1 do want a home and some mother's
love."
She turned to me. "Peter, yesterday I
said I'd marry you, Well, I won't.
I won't 40 nothing to hurt jour mother.
She's the first one who ever treated me.
as an equal. I'm not In the same class
with j'ou, and never will be. I like you
and jour mo tiler too much to to"
'There,' there, my dear; say no more."
Mother was 'stroking her hand, and 1
saw the tears slowly tricking down
mother's checks.
"Hun downstairs, Peter, and ask your
to" come up." said mother to me.
U I hesitated until Ronle said. "Beat It,
kid."
I Joined Francis, and dad went up
stairs. The- detective came over to us,
so I asked him for, the letter Rosle wrote
to me before1 taking the poison.
"It's burned, young feler. The girl
got so het up about It that well. It ac
cidentally 'got tangled up with a
lighted match."
v "Will Jlo- Miss Lever have to go to
court t" J queried.
"Ho, no !" Old Gumshoe came' back.
"A little tliinr like attempted suicide la
a pltaantry that any lady.can Indulse
dered whether I could marry her before
round to mother's way lie nlways docs,
she went ajvay. I felt that mother
would consent now, and If she did well,
I know dad might bluff but he'd come
Sly thoughts were Interrupted by a
message that I was to go up to Ttosle.
So up I went. '
Mother nnd dad were sttltlng on
Itosle's bed.
"Peter," Rosle ' began, "I've got to
know your father n lot better today.
We've had a good talk and things seem
Ironed out a bit. Gee, kid! I've been a
hell of a trouble tq you."
I looked nt mother as Itosle said this,
but she only smiled nnd brushed Rosle's
hair off her forehead.
Some mother I've got !
"Listen, Peter," she continued; "I
won't piomlse to marry jou."
"But ou did," I broke In qulcklv.
"Sure, kid, I know, but I promUed the
old man 1 wouldn't, so I'll Jut bust the
pair of promises and leave things as
they were I can't be around
for a few days, and so, Petey, old dear,
I want you to leave me alone for a few
davs till I get things doped out. Promise
not to come here till Friday. Then I'll
know which way the old wagon Is
headed."
Of course, I promised, and then the
nurse said we couldn't stay any longer;
to we all returned to New York
Philadelphia Markets
ORAIN AND FLOUR
U'(nATllepalnl. 7T. tb9 Kt.aK.1. MY-.. '
Inn. ...V ii .;-'" - ""-"",', '"'r' i.. wcrmuiiiH, HI nice, noil anuria
t?ronVKnJfeh,.."72iK'j:,c.tsrnh;,S?t!IAu,,,rl'1 ne,la Pi-Mima offend a. ,....
eleator , llloernment standard Inspection) le opcrazioni mllltarl saranno dirette d.i
inu.miii pritPS ."0. I, rPQ Winier, JJ.IJll
No 1 northern Bprlng. 12 39. No 1 hard
winter 12 an. No 1. red winter, gnrllrk
128;. No 2 red winter. 12 3(1. No a
l2r3,orrNo"r2nitfe,!2,??,,l- -arilckJ "i'j'K
No .1, red winter. 12 32. No 3 northern '
lio I' rp'd winter" Ba3rllckjr,, "so'" " 32
COUN llpcelpii. none I.fttlx or nothlnr- i
loInK and nrke nominal . QuntatlonK Car
Iota for local trade YellnV, aa to autllt
lteartlng track t.70Srl 7.1, vellow n. to
Quality. Pennaylvanla track tl 70J81 "dl
OATS Itccelpta, 2r.,Klll buahela Prices
nere Drmls maintained, but trade nil nulet
Quotations Car lota aa in location No 2
white new. 7WS0c. Btandard white, now
Sjf'tlc. No s nhlle new. ""H T78c. No
4 white new 705 77c .
FIAK'lt RpcpIpIb, 3S4,(1S0 pounds In
aai ka Trade continued very Blow and
prlc were weak Quotations- To arrlxe
per IHO pounds In PS-pound sacks Wlnlr
wheat inn p.r cent flour, no 2"ff in r.n
Kansas wheat 1110 per cent, tHIoMWII 1(1
sprint wheat lilt) per cent flour. $10 S.I
11 10
UYF. n.OL'Il wa dull We quote nt $8.10
? Ill per barrel In sacks as to qualltv.
PROVISIONS
The market ruled tlrm.wlth a fair tnh
blnsr demand Qoutatlons follow city
beef In sets sm iked and alr-drlpd, 47c,
western beef. In Bts smoked. 47e, cltj beef,
knuckles and tenders smoked nnd alr-drled
4Sc. western beef, knucales and tenders,
Stnnkp.l. 4Sc hn.r t-Lma 1AII nnrV famllv
i i3Wii. imms s p cured, loose aiif?34c.
HI 3(lc. nthpr tinrriR. Mmnlrcri. rllv curpa. ns In
,,, rniiiiiru, luuof, .tdVi'O-fi;. U(J, BiiinKu. it ,
brand and average 3.14J3flc- hams, smoked,
western cured. 3."3rtc: do, boiled Sioneles
48c,' plcnlo shoulders. S P cured, loose.
24c; do, smoked. 20c: belllej In pickle, ac
cordlni; to aerage, loose BQc, breakfast
bicon as to brand and averaae. city cured.
44c: breakfast bicon, western cured. 44c.
L?.r.?' ,,N''."'n rJrnn;d-.sT;iSLsSc lard' pur,ltutl durante I rombattlmentl aeiel
c.w. ""' """'"? -'-"
nr.l nr.u 9UuAI
Prices were flrmlv milntnlned on a bals
of lc for flnp KranulHtpd
DAIRY PRODUCTS
ItTTTKK Demand ai fulrh flttUe Hnd
iho mrttket ruled ilrm undr mII suppllp?
Tho (uotat!ont Here an follows Solid-pat kd
treamrj, extra TAc, h!qhrcorhiir Rood.
..(!9a7c extra f.ntn ."VnriVir, flrats flO!s
.VJc, necnpd I74'f . funf brands of
print Jobblnp at Viftrttc, tholte nt Tie,
fair to good at r.ltQ"7i
KGtIS Hclpt of fine flen-lald pitr were
prompt h cleaned up at firm prlres Quota
tlonn IVee capa neurb flrstH, $14 405i
II 70 per standard rnr turrent rereipt
SI.1 HIIkdM Kt per case, weMern. etrn firsts
jit -in 114 70 per t first SIR Mjb M 10
per tane. Inferior lot lower c inrtted .ind re
crated eiffi were Jobbing at aa'S'fic per
dozen. I
t'UHKSi: The mirkft ruled a hade firm. I
cr under light offerlna a fulrh actlxe de
mand nnd st rone iountr arj le Quota-
tions New York whole-milk. func.. fresh.
2Hrt HpeiUN higher. New York whole-milk,
fnir to gooi flesh i;7'(T-7! c , Wlw onln
whol-mllk. famy. .'he. do, do, fair tu soud. I
POULTRY I
I 1VJI Taiio heH itocK wn In sood
linnet for the Hebrew Vnm Klppoi holld,i
which will occur next Vlondj and prlceB
of this dcBirtptlon ruled Ilrm 'I hln nnd poor
unultn hnveer Man tlilll ,tnd weiK Qdo
tatloni Fowls not Leghorn aiiordhn; lo
nualltx .'tJ3Uc. whllo I.eRhorn fowls .1-'ift
a.'le, sprlnK chickens not Leuhorni. accord l
I hi.- to nualiti. 3.1lt(Mllc: Hhlto l.euhorn ihlik-i
mi as to iiualltj .'tHriMc. roosters -00
l!7t , dui kfl 1'ekitl. .1J$t3tt. do Indian Uuu
tier. .IsMnc, iriilncas. per pair. neUhlnpr Pi
111' Ilia apiece !Hcv!l HI, Hinaller hIech
iiniifHiic. pigeons old. per pair, IWU.V'c-T Uo.
ounjc. per pair. LTiSlli.
I)11:mhi:I) l'OI'l.l'ItV was firm ami un
rhanced .Supplies ieri- i loelv Bold up
Quotations are ,ib follows Krel,hkilleil
l fowls In barrels, dr-plcked fancy Belected.
38c-. wTlghtiur 4'i' lbs and over apiece, 37'c
KUHii.r sis .,m,ia. . n roosiers arj
-h'i'.
V,lJl,.,.B1.'h,.hr" w2!t;:,r..n
welKbln. :i;'l.: nl; anu -ove?: SSnSic.
nrinir diipLa. mnp iim unri i-ennsvuania.
HTfu-.tHi. siiunb. per Uoreu, wlilti' weighing
luvri. ins. per uozen
IS MS ".', . do. welirh
tllE U,10 lbs per iloien 77 SO! do
wi'lghliiR S lbs per dozen, 1(1(91130, do,
vielKhlns: 7 lbs per dozen, 14 fiuTS, do,
welllln-T OtfTfl1 lbs per doen JSlfJl do
dark (I 10B. 50, small und No -'. Iti;
. DO.
FRESH FRUITS
I'holie stock solit fnlrlv and ruled firm
utth supplies well under control Quota
tions' Apples. New Vurk per libl Dm ties
ni7. Alexander. J47. Wealthy $45fi
Maiden Hlusli. J3 .VlftK .'ill, various vnrietics
jatfi.T SO Apples, V Irelnle. per bbl (Irlmes
41 7 . Jonathan 7l. Ilunum fl''l Ap
nles ner . -bushel basket. 40cO!2: do. rer
bushel basket. II 50 Ii - .'ill Crabapples per
"-bushel hasket, Jl nnw. rears .New
Aork. llartlett. r-r bbl. No 1. IB: No S.
145 Tears, New York, per bushel bas
ket llartlett Nn 1. K'&.l, do. No. 2 JIM
., Setksl. 1 5(i3. Klemlsh Ueauty. ll.r.OW
2 Plums. New York, per 4-n.tv basket
Heine Claude. 40ft.1c. Damson. 40W50, .
Hlue Gage. 856500 Prunes. New Tork. per
j.. hu.L.i -intfer.ni- Lemons, ner box
I5M8 Oranices, ('allfornla. per boi, IKW i
In. Ilrapefrult. per box. Itlwfc Plneapoles
Florida, per crate, 14 -3f." 25: do Cuban.
per crate. 4.'0l'0.i tirapes. uiemwair.
Ker 3 lb' haKeT: I3a0c. do, Vallfornll. per
boi tlSSAS'.'S Pears. California, per
box! 12 7.1163 73 Teaches. California per
box 25ctl VI Plums. California, per boV
... ..- T. - .- --" ."--------,-- ..,
11 '.' l'runes .orinwesiern per ou iwi
Ian. t 11 7 cantaloupes, iwaware j.e,
standalil irate. 12 5Ufe3; di. do. per .Jumbo
".'. . ? ?V?ir,P." "aH".' "",''
Iti. I'.nl. nuns, I'nlirnrnlU lind UOIOrHOU
per standard crate. 13 734?4fdo. do. do, per
pony crate. 12 5042 75: do 1I0. do pink
meats, per flat crate. I1.25I&1.50 do do. do.
white rinds, per flat crate,, II 50W1 01)
VEGF,TABLES
Values were well sustained on 1 holce
stork of most description, with ofterincs
. . j . - -.! Pf-.n itittfnT1ll
moderate ana aenmini mir- ' c .,u. ..
Whlt potatoes Eastern Shore, per bbl 1
No 1. I4W.1. No 2, I2W3 3II. White pota-
toi-s Jersey, per S -bushel basket No l ,
116 1 15l No 2. S0O7.1C. White potatoes
Jerses. per 100 lbs. Cobblem and Ureen
Mountain No 1. I.-.75B3. Ulantl. No 1
I2.7UW..HO. No. 2. I1.II0&J23 Siveel .pota
lw,, Jersey per basket No. 1, ll.5ill 75
k". 11r.l Sweet potatoes North Caro
lina, per bbl No. 1. 14 504TII. No 2 II 50
2, culls. II Sweet pot-toes. Eastern
Shore, oer bbl.-No. 1. 13 60 a. N'o . 12
3. l.ettuie, New York, per crate. 73i' II 50 I
"elery New York, per bunch I;'0, ,
Pears. New York, per bushel basket life
2.30. Cabbage, New York, per ton. -',r
Onions. Jersey, per S -bushel basket M
II 25. do. do per bushel hamper. UUcHl.a-. I
di, per lOo.lb. ban. I-' 13C.I. ,
LIVESTOCK. QUOTATIONS
thirano. Sept. 13 1IOUS Heielnts. 11
,,nh"J.. 'ir ... 1 .17 h.urt dood steady
Ilk- higher Packlnn xrades weak ron.
I.0.8U. bun her heavy, l2liW2iiim meoiu,,,
llxht t.'O 40W20 3i paiklnu heavy. II"
2i medium mixed t;'i'!?,!1,?u' ''??'
121) 5t2ll Nil. Pigs. I1B.7SW11I.23. rouin.
"cATTLKhecelDl.. 10 000 head.. Slow.
Native .teera steady, othera ana ou cner
alotk lower! calves steady, western steers
"'sHEEP necelDls. 20.000 head. Sheep
ateady: lambs lower
Ka'n.as CIU. Sept 13 CATTLE lie.
,".P.O,0,lleche.P?., iSfWd Steady to
strong . .,. . . .,, ,
SHKE1' Iteceipis, ,iuv, . ,.-..,
strong. .
houth Omaha. Hept 13 HOOS ReceopU
7500 head, t'neven. 30 to i"c lower nan
yecATTI.E-Hecelpt.. 300 head. Slow. 10c
to 15c lower , ..... f,,.,A..
ananf ueceipis. -- .,.--. -. -i
Pittsburgh... Sept. 13 HOGS Receipts.
.... . - t nwee iisavy. s.-uvusz-i:
heavy Jk.r, I2l.5021 65; light ,orker.
SHEEP .ND LAMBS Receipts. 500 head.
meVdv Ton sheep It. 10. iop lamos. iii.ou.
Steady.
UAl.vr.il nii'", '
Top. 110,
NEW --ORK BUTTER AND EGGS
Ns Trk, SepL JS nUTTER Reeelpls.
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Published and Distributed Under
. , , PKRSIIT No ail
. . J'tnorlfd bv the net nt October n
1 , . . nn J11" "' ,h" PuntoftWH r Phila
delphia Pa
Ily urdir of the President
A 8 lll'HLrMON
Postmaster General
Itomn, 13 settembre
.Vel drcoll mllltnrl e polltlcl della
Capllale prevale I'lmpressione che gll
austrlacl vtlano preparnndo tin nttano
con rllexantl forre cotitro II fremte
Itallano e si 'ha raglone ill credere die
essl Inlzleranno Toffenslva prima che
s'lnoltrl l'lnverno
A tale scopo tutte le riser-"!- dl
guerrii dell'Austrla saranno concentrate
cotitro l'ltalia e le truppe autrlache
mandate In aluto del tedescht In Francla
coiiElstono soltanto In un palo dl brlgate
dl artlgllerle, mentre 1 rinfor7l mund.itl
In Albania sono composltl ill truppu
terrltnrlnl!
t - . I . ... j,. -i...
lllTlrl'ill itnllr. Uuln tnttfi-lfil t-.-liMrutt
. cul1 ' el , , ' magj.loi Keiierali
tedesco, Invlatl a tale ecopn al finnte
Itallano
nte le rlanlonl del men.brl del
''abliictto Itallano, tenutesl nl gtnrnt
'" lllr"'d1' " niartedi', conooideniviitp
sarebbe stato declso dl Informnie gll
Alleatl iho l'ltalln censldern II inovl-
mento per I'lndlnendenza dH .lugo-Slavl
come corrlspondente al prlnclpl pti I
(piall gll Alleatl stannn combaltendo
Cln.i le opcrnztnnl al fronte dl bStta
glla II lllnlstero della Uuerrii ha puh
bllcata, lerl, 11 seguente ccmuiilcato ulll
cialo "Al Pronte In Italia Ad oceidente ill
Mori le nnstre pattuglle, superando
slsteml dl retlcolatl, hnnno nttnerato un
posto HVati7alo nemlco c son tnrnate con
ilodlcl prlglnrilerl. arml e materlale
"Soldatl e marlnal llalliinl presso la
foce del Plave rluselrono a laggluugere
In rlva sinistra del (Hitne e ion un
iittacco dl sorpresa catturarono un tiltl
cl.ile. undid soldatl cd una inltrnglla
tilce "N'ella Valle Ornlc e stil Plave alt rt
riparti eftloacementp ntai olaiono le
opcrazioni nemlche, Infllggendo ull'.iv
versario perdlte e cattuiando nuiteilale
"Xell.i Vallarsa. snll Altlplano dl
slago nell area dl Monte Asolone le
artlgllerle filtono In frequente e vlolento
combattlmento
Trp aeroplanl nemlcl filtono abbat-
"Kronte In Albania t'n ilsvegllo
111
.attlvlta' combattlva s nola In Albania
.. aud-est dl Berat ,e tra 1Osum e II
romorlc
'-lerl vl furono vlvacl spnnlil tra I
ripaili ill avatiKii.irdla nemli I ed i ri
parti alb.mesi Dlht.uc.imentl ostlli. in
.Mncedonla, protett! di vlolento ftioco dl
aitlRllerla, tentarono un eolpo dl mano
lontro le nnstre posizlonl d est della
quota 1050"
Al KRIF.n
rr.r. ffrtTis on sept. 10 mi8
MMtlOV I'L'ltl ! "r "-".' N '.'lth et a
nnril"!! I" IIOItMi: MOKttlOV AI-KI. at
J4II ltltll l
JBeatfts.
Alcorn Robert
Mnnder ftobrt
Ttal tu In PenroM
Rill Juno
Ma tu tort Joseph
Hariintee Amandi
twrt'eM ftnbert
He.?. Amelia
Hlgler Cr-rln A
Hlr.1 H.-iMH
to n. Sarah C
lloer Mvln V.
Href nan Roue
i Hi-Un Wlllian. C
Cotton. Kllr M R.
If InhiKcr .lohn V,
Inr Mrr
Drnler John V
T)iBton lbert If.
- ,! Ms r
Frlel, Mary
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"THE NOND.VIAN '
A DVI I r MD AND THOMI'hON STS.
ArULLvJ MvnxKB daily
N'OllMA TAI.MADflK In
"1IIK HAF'BTV I'llltTAlN '
ARCADIA
CIinSTNL'T lllow 10TH
111 V.M to 11:15 P. M.
john nAiir.YMonr
"ON THK Ql'IKl
In
OI I ICUIDn nitOAK PTRKUT and
tJLUt-DlKL' SL"qrKlfANNA AVE.
AMHASSADOn OKHVRD'S
"MY KOl'lt YEAItS IN ClWtJIANT"
BROADWAY .ttfSrSV' m:
THK DA RAnA In
"A FOOl, T1IEHK WAS"
EMPRESS
MAIN ST.. MANA1 UNK
MT1NUK -PA11.Y
I.KK KIDS In
'DOING TllCllt BIT"
, CAIRMOLINT 2Ct,h,n .'vJ-r nAll'v
I r Al 11V1V-VI1I 1 MAIINtH DAU.Y
l.OTTIK imi.SCOK In
, "THU HOUSE OF MIIrH"
,...,, , ,j
FAMILY
TIIEATRC- 1,111 Market St.
1 V .vi. in .Miunigiit.
I THHDA IIAITIA in
"THK CI.KMENCKAC UAMK
c -rtI CT THEATRE Tlelow Spruce
56 1 M ,3 1 MATINEE DAILY
WILLIAM FARNUM In
"THE RONDMAN"
GREAT NORTHERN "r8
CONSTANCE TAI.MADOE In
"SAUCE FOR THE GOOSE"
mjinrDI A I 00TII A WAI..VUT STS
livirt-rviie-
Mats. 2 -T" Evga. 79.
WILLIAM FARNUM-ln
THE PLUNDERER'
I PAnCD ST A LANCASTER AVE
L-LADtK MVTINEE DAILY
RII.L1B RURKE In
"IN TURSUIT OF POLLY"
rilOTOPIVH
THEATRES
OWNED AND MANAGED DY MEMBERS OF
THE UNITED EXHIBITORS' ASSOCIATION
BELMONT V'D ABOVE MAKBT
Pauline Frederick in "Fedora"
CFDAR W)TH CEDAK AVENUE
CI Crcr.-n In "THE DANGER
Elsie Ferguson mark"
,--I led 1NI Market Dt. BOth A doth
VWL-I-Jt-V-iivi.
BILLIE BURKE " "
JK pimsuiT
OF POLLY"
Qtn. St Mapleweod Avct.
i 'f 11 I JIAill "n IR mnd .15 P. M
Pauline Frederick in ''Fedora'
,-. A vrPDr. 715 KranWford Av.
VilAIlLIB CHAPUN In Triple Trouble'
iSrorty Palton In 'The KeUer Shadow"
PH0T0PLAT8
PI IREKA
40TII MARKET 8TS.
UAT1IMI-I- DAILT
MARGUERITE CLARK
In "UNCLE TOVI'S CABIN"
RIDOB AVE. A DAUPHIN 8T.
r-.rvrv aiai. z:in. -li.snauii,
KATHRYN WILLIAMS
, .-WK CAN'T HAVE KVERrntTNO
, JtO- AT. at , B.'( MtmA
' . -' . .. J.-t"r' .
HEATns
Furntia. V. I.
Illvln, KMrnb'th D
nrennan. T. P.
Ilammonit Philip J
Hartmnn Henter
Hurley. Alary
Johnson. M. A
Murray, Nellie A
Nelltlff. Bmma t
Nlrhols, Ann
O'Brien, rranels
Ore, Joseph W.
Peter, F.Ianor
PrlfBtev, Ale. S.
Italllv, Patrick
ItitrpntlnUar. Victor
smon. Albert
Fphr, May I.
SppIOpI narlpa M
sialev, John
Slefannwlcr. Alfred
Stein, Waltvr M
Thomaa, Ueorae II
ThomaB llenr t'
Tllton. I.uct W
'Jlinlln, lliomaa W
Turnt-r, Jamea
Venlfr, riuceno It
WaKner, Anna
Walimrlitht, Wllluni
WuN'cnholmc, Vie
tnihi Johnston, K. C
jnnfR fai?aneiii
Katz, Michael
Kellv. Jeremiah
Kerr. William
Kltt. Peter
!.. llebri a
I entthen, (irace K
t.popnld, Hannah
I.ulten" Albert T
Vttt'ufTrev, win. d.
MiCarthj, Jiihn K
VI, flovprn. Jn'tn I
Mrl.auuhlln Teter
MiNrttnee, lenAtlus V
llltchfll. M.iiy K
AlgrrlK SaiiM r,
Vlnriow WMMiiii j
Al.t'dltN At Mm Vi.dnas Kt Si-pt III
KOIIIIHT huband of Kinma Alcorn, rteln
tliea and frlenda Oi-iner Iidae. No ri K
and A M Denver Col and (llr.-ird Itotnll
(liocpra Aaau. liutled to Brvlcpa Hat 2
t in Oliver It nir HWr isjo n.iBtnut
at Int .Arltiiftton Cein
ALT.AUN AnnijlAm; MAMION daunh
tt-r of Maurice and Addlade Mrila Allaun at
IMn Pa Notice of tunerdl later.
A l.i:A.NDnR Suddenly, ept 1(1 noil
KKT husband of Marv Alexander llela
lht" and frlenda Cal-ilunh Lodte, No "on
I O O F i Cuntlhental rnunell. No 71
roreBterB of America. Stnttlih Thlitln Son-
Hi and member or liethany llrotherhnoii
inMted to BcrviceB .st 1
S Cecil t Int Kernmod (
rlends i
may call Krl , s to 10 p m
inn rii . " u ,.' i in i
lUvinr.noKn (ai.iieutinri on rn
.. k. I
morning. Sept 13 deartv heloxid mother
or Maurice William Harrs Ilinma I)
I.oeb. Nellie a Wli and Aljco II KlrBh-
baiim. at Manthi-sler-M the. Sea Mass Ku
neral at fnmenlenee of tin- famlb
IIAI.DWIN AUK 1 at Aslinllle N f.
I'KNHOSK 1IAI.HWI.N rtrusKl-t and likMu
uli cif nitnril Cullexi ami xon ,t Mi- I'ldlln ,
HhMomoicIib ttiee lluldnln) of t.iddonrttld
N .1
HAI.I, Sent In .lAN'K nlfi nt James
IUI1 Ked US llHlatlies and frlonds Hlln
K Miller lK)dee No 8.1 S nf II Imlted to
funeral. Sat 1 3 n m SJ4 1 V riont st.
Int llreBlitimulit feni Auto fill, era!
HANCltllKl S-ept 11 JOSI.Plt ItAN I
CHOKr lli-latllea nlid frlei,ds Invited to
funeral HflllieB Mon 30 p m ir.20
Adams eve Frankford Remain mm U
Hewed Sun h Int Kat Cedar 11111 rni i
HAntANTEVl At Ann Arbor Mlih
wept , AMANDA, ulil.m or Alonrn Hat i
funtee (nee Olfnn) itRtd U2 Relatives and
frltndt lnlld to fum lal norU- Hat A
p in rttddencf of turn In Inw Itarnond
I'untM 1711 N New kirk it Inl Northwood
(( rn
H MM 1. 1: II dn So.'t 1J ItOltERl
HMtTLHTr aced 7T nliM and Inti-r
tnni n.iitern Mrl.ind
11RRZ eit 10 A.ME1.U tvif.. nf John
Flee7 uKed (13 UelatHef and friends in
ltid to funeral erl(ta Hat . 'J p in liOM
Kttlne 5t Int ptlvate, Nnrthnond (Vm
mriT.mt -Hnt ti fiivni r a 1111
bKK, M V iiKi-d (.. IlHdt1f and frlendi
inuen in lunerai er.ceB uui x i;iin m.t 1
-s.il i' ;in p m mi prnait west l.auiei
Hill Cem
HUtO -p la 1IFSSIK HAI.S'()
HIKD (nen MarCallum) wife nf I.ewlM It
Hlrd HelHtltH and frlemi-i unltul to fu
neral aer It pr Sat M p in if nidi nr e of
nireutM (Ki7 eitmliiier e lnt Mt
Mortal. Cem
IIOWKN Sept li. tSMlAII wile of
.lohn C How en (nee Mtwn.rt1 Itelatlxes and
friend tuvittd lu fuin-rdl Mnii 7 SO a 111
huxhand a rt-xIdeiM 1 WW K erueant -st
Solffim reiittlein ldh runMt t Ann e Cl.ur- h
ii a in lnt S Mil, h (Vm
BOTKIt - SuddenU Si ut 1'J Al.VIN C
hunband nf Sarah Maim Hoer aired 4
HelatUen and friend imlttd to funeral i"tv
Icp Sat 3 3d p m ihat! of Kirk NWe
(1301 lermnntuw 1. ae (lerniintown lnt
OrtkUnd fVin Itt nihlnn itiaj b: v id
Fri eve
IIHHVXAN Sent 1 1 HOSK widow nf
John Hrennan and ridutihter of lute John nnd
unuiret j.ic( lain Kftii.iivfn aim menon iti
lted to funeral Sat S Mt a m reeldence
of niece 'J41H V. (Ifaiffld l Itlffh man
Church of the Nattlt 111 a m Int Hoh
CroiiM (Vm
IIHOWN n Sept 1' WILLIAM
HROWN aned 71 Relative and frlcrnln in
vlted tu funeral t-rties nt th- leldinie nf
hln son-in-law, Robert nronn li.0 Kim ave
Ardmore Pa Sat Up in lnt private
lYlendf ma fall Friday from S tu Id i in
rARI.IfC Sept n WIM,1AM OTFR
C'AHf.lN liUHbnrid of Rose hot. of Katbrn
8 and late Hdvvln (arlln ased 0 Refn
tlvea and frlndM all oriranl?atlon of whhb
the deienoed wm a member imlted to at
tend funeral N.rlte I'll S p m 4Jn K.
Vilrard ave lnt strict H private Sat. Went
I,ft.irl lint Cem
rOTTOX Reut 12 m.TZAIlKTIf At V.
iriKTTYi uuuKiiter or wni.ain nun Kmma u
( otton. aired in Relatives and friends In-
vited lo funeral Jerlr-en, Sat 3 p. m . par-
ents' residence l",ij N Rublninn at Int.
private. Frnvood rem Remain may be
vevvd I rl h to U p in
m DKININOKR -St-nt 11 JOHN V av.l
,n HelatlveM hihI ftiendn Puritan I .odd
No 17fi. KnlKhtH of Pvthlas Invited to fu
neral service-. Sat 1 30 p m, J1-1 A
Turner nt int Mt I'eare rem Retnuni.
"iv J'?.J"M'l J rl 7 to 0 p m
DF.NNI.V Lost at nea on suhmarln
rhaaer No '-Mm 1IAKHY H DI.SNKY nun r
Hdward and .avlna Iniiev 1703 S 2d st
ased LT Itelatlvfi and frlendM are invilr-d
to attend memorial mervlcen on Sun eve
Hept If. at tlie .Xblcall Vara M K Church
Movamtnsinj. ave and Morris st at H
nnitNinn sept n, john w. ag-d ts
n-)atlvpi and frtnda Puritan I.odt N..
175 Knishts of Pithlas ThiU Conslstorv
I'HOTOPI.AYS
I IRPRTV unon t roi.i'MniA av.
1IJI,I 1 I Matinee Dallj
l1lsr.M'K TAl.MADOK In
'A PAIR OF SILK STOCKINGS
333 MARKET i?TA"SK,; S'liiV'tf
AI.H'i: llltADY In
"TIIH DHATII DANCE"
MOHFJ 425 POc'TII ST Orchestra
ivivsisii Continuous 1 to 11.
JM1 IlItEY In
'THE lll'll.TY WirE"
OVERBROOK,,
03U AND
f A v-i.-ni.Tiii I-, ,1 1.
Monroe Sallsburv In "That Devil Uateese''
First Episode of "Itrass Pullet"
PAI APP 1:M MARKET fiTltEET
I ---VwI, )n A M (0 ,, 15 j, v
MM1EL NORMAND In
"PECK'S HAD GIRL"
PRINCESS I0"L1!ARKRT STREBTT
1 IXUV-ILO-l 8:30 A.M. to 11 '15 P.M.
F V. 1IUSHMAN In ",r,M-
A PAIR OP CUPIDS"
RFC.FNT 'A'"ET ST. Helow 17TH
1X,-",Jl-l, X II A. M. to 11 p M
Anna Q -JU-r,M';nkK?iFarnum In
RIAI TO "KRMANTOWW AVE.
-1AI 1 V AT TUI.PEHOCKi
EN ST
RI'SIIMAN nnd Blrve
In A, PAIR Or CUPIDS"
RIVOLI :'"D D SANS' sis
Matlneo Dally
"THE MANXMAN
RURY -"nKB?" ST nELOW 7TH
vUDl in A M. tn 11-15 p" u
SESSUE HAYAKAWA In '
"THE CITY OF DIM FACE8"
SAVOY '"" 1A"'i" Street
VWI VIOLA DANA ,V Wl-M
"THE FLOWER OP DUSK"
STANLEY
MARKET A1IOVB KITH
OERAI.DINE FARRAR In
"THE TURN OF THE WHEEL
VICTORIA nT g,r,AuVp"
"THE PRUSSIAN CUR"
I'HOTOPI.AVS
NIMRO ,"UN1 &i uiKAHu avis.
jsUtriuvjiimlin Junrtlop on Frankford 'L
Sessue Hayakawa brv.:
ST WAV
I nC NT 'V0 AND LOCUST STREETS
L,UL.UI1 Mat. 1:30, 3 :0. Egs.0:30to 11
HARRY MOREY 'tub green
OOD
NIXON wu BELOW MABET78Br'd ,
CHARLERAY-n-W--
TIOP. A 7Tn AND VENANGO
arimw. The Blrth of a Nation'
rilOTOPl.AVS
SUSQUEHANNA THEATRE
1710 SUSQUEHANNA AVENUE
"To Hell With the Kaiser"
K screen MaHtrplece that puts him whera
A acreen Manttrplece that puts him whera
he belonss. K.ery true American ihould ae
mil pi ay.
nnATtiR
P. P. H R , 82d Decree, invited to funeral
BrvIcB, Sat., 3 3u p, m., 234l W. Turni
t. Int. Xlt. Peace I'etn, ltrmalns may be
viewed rrl., T to p. m.
..D.!.'!?.T-0N Al AtUnllo Cltv. Sept. It.
Ai.ticiir ir. nissTu.v. iteitiT and
friends invited to funeral eervlcea, Sat ,
11 m. mothBr's residence, Mrs. Oeorso
K. Ilrelntnatl, 1.130 N. 10th st, Int. pri
vate. Omit flow.
nASTIll'UN' MARIANNA. at the resl
'iiV. nt h,r son-ln-law. J, Clarence Smith,
10 1th st lironklyn, .V. T ased 81. Ilel
tles and friends invited to funeral 2 p.
in eventh-dav ninth-month. 14th, Friends'
Meetlnu House Trenton. X. J.
i'Hi:., .suddenly nt rape Mar N .1 .
sept 11 MAItV A., widow of William r
liens u"il " llelntlxes and friends In
Mtfd to funeral sirMces Sat. 1pm, from
the resident e nf her ilsuchicr In-law, ,VIr.
1. 11 Mi farter !H3 N 13d at. Inl. Mt
Moriflh rim
rillKI. Hudd-nb hept. II MA11T. wife
if HiiKh Trlel and damhter nf late nanlel
and Ann flallacliir Iteiatlves and friends.
Ladles' Auilllary No 10. invited to funeral,
'lues. H 30 a in, S7M R Indiana ve,
Solemn reimlem mass i hurch nf the Natlvltv
10 a m Int. Holy frees fern. Aulo fu-
' v-fnNnss. .Bpt. ,ii, vnrtovirA t. .
wlf of f.eoiae I'lirness nnd dauithter of
Hllrsbelh Hall (nee Iltutnlil and Iste Alex,
jnder Hall aed 21 nelatlves and friends
Invited to funeral, Mon . s 30 a. m 'JL"I7 K
Hush st. Solemn requiem mass m Ann's
I'hurch 10 a, m. Int New Cathedral feni.
n.V,iN sept i'.'. i:r.i.Aiii:Tii i . widow
nf William V. (lIMn Ph U . ssjed 71 Itela.
tiles end friend lnlted to funeral sirvlrcs
Snti.J. p- '" '-'2I" s n"lh t. Int. private.
NEI.MI. At llll'l n'nllnn .,v C.nl 1 '
IRIBlKMMA I.. NF.f.MS Vollcn of lim.r.l' n III
be alien later.
, 1 I. l.'.- 'V- A 7 I7I1.. ( a.I -..
.............. i.uini iti ii,-inil in rFnr-.
,iuiy m. corn tiiomam PAt'i. oitrxNAV
son of Vlnry T and the late I.iuahlln Oren
'nun need 27 Relitlics and friends Imlted
l to eolemn hlh msss Mon.. at the t hurcli
or the TranstlKuratlon 5"th and fedar aie.,
",,!",'!..m.. ..
HAMMOND lept 8 Pnif.IP J. snnnf
lto .Captain Philip .1 and Margaret Ham
piond inn-Mi to whkh relatives and
filn.d-, rlprs of Crams' Hhlobulldlnc Co.
Imlted Sat Ham 214 Reed st. Solemn
miBs of recutsm Churrn of Sacred Heart ,
II 30 a in Auto service
ii Mil man sept ii iti:vrnn iurt
.MAN IlMliitties .'ii ,1 friends irlt,a ! '
sTlccs 1on 2 n m Oliver It llslr '
II dK I SL'O ClitBtliul l Int nrUal,.
Kindly omP flowers New Tork city papers
please copy.
lintl.l.V .Sept n M vnY widow cf
lohn V llurlev ased 4 Itelalltes nml
frlendB Invited to funeral sen Icbb Sat '
p m MS M l(1ttinhnue t liermnntown
mi I'll.nir lrillilllis IIIUJ lP " ll'W C(l I Tl
ie
JOHNSON Siot 11 .Mnt!ARRT A
widow of Thomas fohnson and diuphter of
lite lloberl J mikI Vlorv A Ward Relative-,
and friend members of lfoaciin Pris
Interlun i'hurch l.adlis' Aid Soclctv In-
ilted lo funeral Mon . 2 p m 231 1 r;
Hunttnadon st .-riln at ahoie-mmi-1
tbiiich 2 10 t m Int prll.ite orth Cedar
Hill Cm
lOHNSION s, pi l KVTHr.RINRC.
wiie oi iiiiiiam i Johnston (nee Hum i.
Urlatie nnd
rrliiids Invllnl to funeral
2311 N Lawrence t Hlnh
Mon .11 a
mass st Aumistlne' Church 1 a m Int
llolv Cioss Cem Auto aerilee
jiiNi:-! Sept ii i:i.im-,TH widow
of John V Jonis Bl:id 74 Relotlies and
friends Invited to funeial Bervlce Pat.. 1
p m lesldence. of son in liw Irvlnir P.
Wlllii nil Parkei st Chester Pa. Int
Chester Rural Cm mends mav view re
mains Frl. 7 to II p m
...K,A.'.r-,'",, '-' "' Atlantli Clti N .1 .
)HCIIAi;l. KATZ aired 78 Relatives and
frlendB Cnebra Illkur Chollm riirminiown
LodKe 1 W S. O Invited tu funeral sen
ces 5un. 10 a m. residence nf son-lti
Ui Samuel Oiutsi'h 2314 N Park ale.
,n!.n'",,rn Rllmr Chollm Cem
I.F.I. t.T On Sept in mis at Tirldretnn
N .1 .IKRHMIAII husband of late Rllri
belli IahIH tnee Panel Relatlles anil
friend Invited to funi rnl on Sat morn it
8 10 o clink fllim lale resldime 711 -Mover
Requli-iii intiB fimrei, of Hoh Nama 10
l 1 Tl t St llonto . I . tn l,lmn,i
1 o ri
KKRR S nt 11 WILLIAM Inial. ..,1 nf
iMilu. (me su.nl aitnl 7.' Relallll and
I filenda sunlvora nf the 114lh Reglmcnl
Penn-niianla oluntier member OAR
I Keistoiie founill stitlonari Knclmers in
llled to ftllieial servile Sat 2 "II I in
I S1.! N 17th st lut nrliale
MIT-Sipt 11 PHrilR huband nf lale
j Anna Marie Kltt i,k-,d si Relatlles and
144S N 28th st Hlsh mass St l.udvrle'a
I ' U."r.r' ' a m lnt New Cathedral Ce-n
I i.i:ns sepi ii ri:iii:cca wife of
I .lames Lees Residence 11121 Walton ale.
Due notice of funeral will bo Rlien
r iWi V"iVi'n '''", '- ''"s ORACR
1 f.DI ill wlf or John Arthur Lenahen im.l
ib;uhter of the late Matthew htoddais
iihambers cf New York at ber risldence
""'' -. ..m, i.,' in iiniei.ti inter
i.t;iii'(Mn .sept ! liANNAII widnw
. of rmmahue Leopold awed (H Relatlei
and friend Invited tu funeral .trlie Sun
l in a m IrtSJ r'ranklln st It it re
. iin-tnd that floivrs b omlti.d
MTKHNS Sept 12 Al.BHRT T him
band of Rallle Allen I.ukens Relative -n,i
t frinda Invited to funert) frvlees ! Wej.
k-i Pt nftr Tulip nd Chinbrlt t Mon
' - n in Int Northwood Vin
. Mci'ArKllljy ?,eni U WILLI M fl
MiTAr'I'KRY aed 47 Relative- and
frliml Invited lo funeihl servh-es Sat
I 111 3Jli Piarl st Camden N 1 lnt
lrlle I'rletids may tall I'rl 7 to 9
li rn
Mlf AUTIIY Sept. 12 lOII.V son of
Mle Murllti anil Marv McCarlh Relative
"l "l.1"'."'1 .loiiriievmeii Plumbers l'lilnii
-'Camden N .1 invll,d to funeral Vlor
, .11) a m 15 llmlon wl Camden solemn
lilkli miss Church nf the I11111111CI.I..U' Concep
Hon !1 a m Int Caltar Ci in friends mav
view remitns Sun eve
, OtiVEHN .Sept n JOHN 1 bus
band of Minnie MtGiiiern (nee Mellor) aged
.) Relatives and friends Philadelphia
Aerie No 4. r 0 li H.irtender lnier
nallonal league of Amirlta invlttd lo view
remnliis ,at ep 31120 Sllles si Inl
-Mori a in Out I.adj uf f.aiirdl-s Cem
lien ton I
Mclaughlin suddeniv sent 10
PETER liusbund of Man McLaughlin for
inerlv of 1018 ,s Slh st Relatlvis and
friends l ourt Passvunk V of A and em-
nloves of pel, mi It It Pier N'o 14 Invited
tn funeral Mon . S 30 a in 2221 McKean
st Solemn high reuulem mass t hdmond
I'hunh 10 a m lnt llolv 1 ros Cem Auto
Iimeral
.iiciA.vn;r; t iiuriitiplnn x 1 epl.
j lUNArn iKA.Mih iiuvomti or Anna
fields MeVimee aged 3S llelnllles and
irieno i.oral hi 'viarnimsis I'nun nr 1 . , .7. , . .
Camden enmloMe of muihlne. hi, op N Y HOOkKEEPhRS llrge financial Instltu
siilpvanl invited to funeral residence of lion ha several vacancies In Its audit de.
rotner-ln law 'ihutnas I'lmernn Wood and
oarl ls I-urltnBlon N J Slon h h, in
Iti-qulpm mnu .t Paul's r..urt... Murttnif
on i- a m
MI1CHK1.L 12 MART U. widow
n John Mitchell hnd daughter ot lal
J Hj-r.a n and TrHncp- Jnckeon ncd SO S-r-
1.- , ItllUriKE u, r, ,11-111
ii abe Franklin st and Col
Ma. N J . Sun , " ,
West Laurel Hill Cem Mo
.rc At rt-nldpixe uf ffn-in-Idv S-dmut-l Mt
& rranhlln ft und Columbia a( tap
int private
10 a m.
MONTGOMERY -ppt in ,HAni.n
husband of lat It-btrca J, Mnntromr
tilted TiJ RelatUea and frif-nda at 10 Znnah
'I rib-. No -14 I ) 1 M are ItnlUd to
services. Pat. 11 a m, t .'.' Tanev st
Int lUIUIdft Cem Itemlns may bt viewed
Frl , 7 to It p. m
MORRIS Ruddenb Sept 11 SAI.MK
n wife of Joshua W Morris Itlatl.n and
friends. William WIndom rouncll No !ih0.
(). I. A. Invited to funeral servic-! Mon
- p m husband s residence '-I13- 15th
st tnt prUatf Friends may tall bun S
o lit p m Autu serlc
viftlOIlIlOW ept. 1U. WIIJ.IAM J Ihik
JaiwI of late Jnnp K Morrow Rlatits
and friends Sons nf Joshni, I O I. No
5T, emplo. eg of Pon era- Weight ma n-HoMn
sarten Chemical Works Inxlteil 10 funeral
(erWre-. Sat 10 p m 34.iJ Alnnile st
T'atls of Schuylkill Int Leverlnglon Cem
Friends mny call Frl e" Auto erur
MURRAY hept 11 NKM.IB A nlf of
AuKustine f-' Murra and dauchter of late
Peter and Kllen Flnesan Relatles and
fripnda also II V. M Hodalltv of St UHza
hetn'a Church lnlted to funeral Pat
H 30 a m , huhand 9 resldtnce 1937 N
Ucatz st Solemn requiem mass St Eliza
beth s Church 10 a m Int Holy Sepulchre
Cem Auto funeral
NICHOLS Sept 11 ANN widow of
Henrv Nit hols aped 83 RelaiHen and
friends InWted to funeral services Mon J
p m Hustle ton ae nnd Welsh road Hu
tleton Philadelphia Int private SI James 9
Ground Olney Friends ma call sun
after 7 n m
O'MRIKN Sept 12 FRANCIS husband
of late i;ilen O'Hrlen (nee Fleming), of
Cnunt FernidnaiiKh Irelanil RelatlNes and
friends Penna R R Relief Asso Invited
to funeral Mon S 3tt a rn residence of
niece MIsa Jennie Pewne '.-in r LirnoKivn
st Solemn requiem mass Church of Our
Mother of Sorrows 10 a m Int Cathedral
ORE Sept 11 at Homeopathic Mo,
pltal. Camden N J TOSKPII W ORF
Relit Ives and friends and the various nr
ffanlzatloni of which he was a member. In
lted to funeral services Sat 1 p. m , Pit
man v J lt Old Camden Cem
PARICKR S'uddenli Sept 12 CHARMS
Hon of J K antl the late Rachel Parker
HKed 20 Relathes and friends Invited t
serlceM Mon 10 j m at the resident of
ht untie William T Parker 12J.1 H 13th
st lnt XTount Mnrlab (Vm
nv.TT'RS Suddenly Sent 10 KLEA.
I NORi: PHTKRS (neA Sharpei. wife of Hay.
mond Peters, uged IS Relatives land friends
inxlted t funeral serjlcea Sat.. 3 p
nirnt, residence. 203H N Randolph
Kt
lnt prlate Remains may be lewed Frl..
H IO HI P 1.1 AUUl lUlieirtl
PRIESTLEY On September 12. 10IR
LEXANDER S . son of the late Thomas C
and Ehora Jl Priestley aged 22 Relathes
anil friends lnlted to fulieral serlces on
Saturdav. Septemhei 11, at n 30 o'clock a
m precisely at 1413 North 12th street In
terment at RlterUew Cemetery. Wllmlng
,0REILLTa Sent 10 PATRICK son nf
SlTlnlfred and lain P Thomas Relllj for
merlv nf 1121 Ellsworth st. and grannsnn
of late fleorge ond Catharine Hopkins Rela
tles and friends Imlted to funersl Mon
ft 30 a. m re.idence of brother-in-law, P j
Btrne 721.1 Poschall High requiem
mass St Clement's Church 10 a m Int
IIoi- Cro Cem
nlTZEVOOliMIt Sept 12 near Chats.
nrth N J. VICTOR RITZENDOI.I.AR
Hlffl -. iKl.in .. .....un .ll.tir!
funeral, Sun . II a. m., neager House
t'hatsworth, N J Int Chatsnorth Ce
SEXTON sept 1, Al.llt.HT RFJl
aged T, Iteianves nru irienus i
riinernl services Hat . - P. in..
Cumberland st Int wlvate
SPEHR.- S"pt 12 MAY L.,
ugusta ana -aran ji openr.
, WX&Vcl '
1tni: ? ' KP1 ?
lil'irivtl
1140 l.
s mar h
to li P m. Int. private. Han
SPEIDEL. At Allantlr Ci
CHARLES it., husband of B
aged UO jirisws mtn ,,,
Lodge. Nn 1 , " .
t.".i "r.V. MiJ'tKlii
trio
Tear
S3DN,
ujlFTii to
Mia w"
dfifJnTer nf
RuWives and
luuanj p m.,
erettrr.. r.n,:
VieSTJI Sun T
elJVCem.
iVAW""- 11.
War -iiaeiie
JSVvt . John's
H' -e s-h.'
tlF.ATIIS
friend ohocktnk Trlbj. No. 12fl Order
of KM Men, nnd members nf tli Fiftieth
TUmim Church. Invited to funeral nervlcef,
Mon., '2 p. rn... 4S4A N fth at. Inf. private,
Rematnn may ha vlfwed fiun,, 7 tn fi p. m.
HTKKA.NOWirZ Sept, lu. ALrRKD, son
nf Julia and Iidwljf Stefanowlr? nrpd 8
veaTi A montha and .1 day. Relatives and
friend, fllao school rhlldren of thn Tjn
date Annex Invited to fun" ml Rat.. 8 SO
a, m , parents' reMdrncp, 3107 8. 21M st.
lit l.nlv Crn9 rm Auto servte.
RTniN Sept. in, at Atlamif ritv, X. J
WALTF.U M r.n-.hnd nf Kmmi T. Stein
fnea Zothe). mzed T7. Relative nd frltnds,
Manufacturers, Ilotai. Inilnters and
Athletic Clubs. Thlta. Titrnernelnde, Tech
nlral Society, emptovps Primof Chemical Co.,
all other societies nf which h was a mem
ber. Invited tn funeril. Sit , 2 P. m., 3400
Raci st. Int. WeatrnlnMer Sem. Auto
service,
thou sudd'niv s, pt n ornnnn
R . husband of Marv K Ihonn (nee Hluml.
Re1ntliei and friend Lnvnl isxahlrkon
Lodne. Srt 7fll,J I 0 ( V M W Rox
boroiich Council No 3(tl O nf I. A t Wash
Inctnn Cnmn Nn .'.0 P u s of A Rot
borouah Commanderv, No M P O. . nf A J
Oeorup peabodv Lodge. 213, K. of P., In
vited to funeral services Mon. 1 3(1 p. m,
331 Lvceum ave Rnxborouch lnt" private,
Westmlnslet Cem Friends mm- call SMn,
TltOMA" Cuddenlv. nt nn. . 4lit f ,
Sept II IIKVRY t THOMAS aireil fifl
Relatives and friend, H Copp Mitchell
lidiie No t;n"i, r and A, M,: oiflclaK ond
employes of Falrmmint Park Invitt'd to fn
neral service, Mon , 2 p. tn . Oliver It. Ralr
Hide., 1R20 ( hetnut st Int. private, We-it
Laurel Hill Cem Friends may view re-
"'VrrTOV-sSMrnl, Snpt. II. l.VCV V..
.if.. ,.r iMmimrl It. Tlltnn (nen Mnnneiii).
sceil :U Itelatlvr and friends lnlted to
funeral. "Won , L' P m.. 112J Knyrmil nv..
fnmden N J. Int. orhntf. Harlslzh Cem,
friends mnv rnll Hun e
DMI.IN hent 1-'. THOMAS W.. hnsbaml
nf I'atlieiinn M Timlin ltlnlles and
friends lnltd to funeral Mon., .10 n.
rn l.'il N IMcewodil st. West Philadelphia.
Solemn requiem mass Church of Our l.ndv of
t ii Knsars Hi n. m. Int. St. Denls'a Cem
Auto senile. . ....
i i'iim.ii -pi 11 jambs Tfnxnn.
M T D aceil i ReistUes and friends
Imlttil lo erlres vtst J p m . at 417 N
S lil t Int prluile
VIIMBIl "iiiMonlv. at 1-eton IT. Va..
Pept. tl nrnnN'R II nusliand of Nellln
Vmler lteitles nnd mends William i".
Hamilton I.o.Ue No .ion, p nnd A. M ,
T II rreeman rhaplrr Nn. 213: Mary
l-ommindirv, No. 311, It. r. : I.u I.u Temple.
A A o V M S of l'htla.i rhll.i. Lodie.
'n .M 1. O O M.! Maumeo Trihe. No
int. 1 o rt M : Washmcton Camp. No ann,
I O S of A.: rraternal Tatrlotlo Amerl
nn Council No Sn. all other oreanl-atlons
nf whlili Im whs a number, lnlted to at
tend funeral Hat , 2 p m , 2M7 Ollar.l
e Inl Mt l'raio Ci in. Ilemalns maj
lie lilei! rrl pu. Auto serUrc.
AtiVint tiept ii ANNA (neo Trel
line) lfe of Frank Aapner ltelatur and
friends, memhera of Cpmp No ni, P. O. of
A . Inlltcd lo funeral seri Ices, it.. 2 p m..
14" W Norrls st, int. Orcenmount Cem
Ainn funeral
IVAlMVRinilT Sept n at Naal Ilos.
nllil Chelsea, Mnss WIM.MM son ot
Hmoia nnd late Samuel AVnlnwrlBht Itela
ihes anil friend Imlte,! in funeral sirlces.
Sit. 2 .in p m. 110" S Wlllon st Int
Mt. Morlnti O m Itemalli Inuy bs lewed
I'll nfler s n I'l
woi.i5TnNiioi.Mr: Sept. ii. ctotiia
inollle) Wolstenholrne (neo Schwarykopf ).
ulfe of m f. Wolstenholrne, need .17
Kelatlies and friends InMted to funeral serv.
Ices at , 3 p. in residence of son Wm. P
Wolstenholrne. HMt n 'llona pt l'rletuls
nnv i nil Krl ce lnt North Oedrfr IIIU
Cem
LOST AND FOUND
PI Loit 1 uosdav, hhuk ontv br
with emnll perl flower K turn
'Scout hendtiuirtTs .14 S HMti st
nln
(Ilrl
PERSONAIiS
I WILI. NOT HE respotislblH for any debts
iinlei ontracted bv mvseif John It
Txnrb
l? WANTED FEMALE
UHher in. silled Ads un Tiice ?)
apply ron patriot ir service
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT WORK
TOUNO WOMEN WANTED
I'rom 17 to 3V vears of age
Married or single
Reiome an esentlal worker 1
' the girl behind the man behind
the gun." No experience Is neces
,ary Assured stead) advancement
Permanent work,
I!) PER WEEK FIRST 4 WEEKS
110 "1(1 to 112 per week within the
next few weeks, with rapid ad
vancement thereafter
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES Meal
eerved at tost anniversary pay
ments sick benefits, vacations with
t,av 7 to 8 hours length of work
ing dav
AtT'i week-n 8-10 a m to n i
EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT
MA, IV orPICE
Mis M D Ran
PH1I.ADELPHIA
Kill Arch st.
lll'.ANCH OrriCE ..PHILADELPHIA
Miss O. Smith 406 Market st
HRANcii ornrn . oermantown
.Mlhs K R Zlncol 20 W Chellen ave
iirtANCii ornrn
Miss w o aein
CHESTER. PA.
20 E 3th st
I HE HELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
PENNSYLVANIA
or
.
-
1 IIOOKKEEPER TOn ACCOUNTING DR.
, PARTMENT GOOD WAGES TO START:
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TOR AD-
VANCEMENT APPLY TO MR WIEST
n-7.i'v-T-R SK
DUClliiN'UTlTs
nii int.. r.Ncr ais
ArctniNTl.M, Di:
i,e:i)iii:it urn
KIRT FLOOR
1 P irimeni experienced imnKkeepera from -o
to nn with some knowledge of auditing pre
ferred Applv statlnc np experience and
sinr pecieti i' i4 Ijetiger i mice
ROOKKEF.PHR experienced on accounts re-
.-....,.. 1-.1 - . . . ' ..
st.ailv Applv Kos.Hin?hrs Co '.'1st and
1 riiHU r icut-rm inu-"i u- hci urn if Klin
lnrLl st sf-rond floor
ItOOICICKKI'KR A larue corporation Is In
need of a capable bookkeeper, state ex
perience education salary last employer
Hox Jl .1111 Ledger Office
IHioiCKKKI'nn cxp , one ramllur with Ren
etal offltc vork nrer . capsule of supervls
erfel oppnr good salary P 4.1,. Led Off.
IIOOIvKKKP1:R Assistant D
R booUkeepT,
alary P S,
reference reoulred
state e:
I edger Office
IiOOHKnKI'ER Must be Mn for large mfg
co good opportunity, hours and sal The
Ilarretl Co Margaret ar Bermuda Kkd
CHAMIir.IiMMD wanted by Mrs C C Zant
zlnqer b,st reference required Pnone
Chestnut Hill 11.1
ClIAMHERWORK Neat, reliable white girl ,
for chamberwork and walling reference
reouirnl J4li K Mlntgolne ae Ardmore t
iLhilK -IKM-'liHArHKP.S TPISTS.
W fi hae f w permanent positions
with fipportuuitv for advancement
open in each class for those with
rxperlence or beginners nf promise
Ipeilallv desirable for those Inlr.g
In the northern part nf the cli
Appl tn person or by mall Gen
eral Fmploment Vgent Phllailel
phis Rapid Transit t'omp-nx S10
lMuphln street
C nRI The Atlantic R'Anlni. Co hus an
openlnsr for pxprlenti-d female clerk and
t.plNt at Uf main office 3144 Pasiunk
ae. Till" position required one who In an
,.n..p,ia tinier -anil rrnriii In rfkn ra I flApli-nl
ork. Including filing Autobus direct
from onin anil uu.umim nr. 10 iiittin
olflce. Apply In person at sales department.
CLERK wanted to assist i ashler, must be
oer 22 ears of age and also speak and
read Herman and hate little knowledge of
typewriting and ahorthand. Apply In own
handwriting ll.'4 Arch at.
CLERK Young ladv between 111 and 18,
wanted or office work: good opportunity
war essential Apnly AJax Metal Co .
Frankford axe ami Jllihmnnil st
CLERK, able to operate tvnewrlter and good
a t nguren. vvi ,--i .tmiuhe,oh ave.
CLERKS for statistical department of larue
publishing house; 19 to -tart; good chance
of advancement: hours 8 30 to S.30, 8-30 to
1 Saturday: no experience necessary. Reply
C 11. Ledger Office.
CLERKS Young Klrle. between the ages of
19 and 17. wanted for office work: good
working conditions. Addre.a atutlno; age.
experience and .salary expected, , p 428
Leoger umi-e.
CLERKS Postttona open for clerks and bill.
1ns operatora; ahqrthand not necessary,
O 448. ledger Ontral.
COOK, wmte: good wegea. phone Oxtr brook
Hltli: DSIW ,Yyiinnciu wc
DRESSMAKERS .Finlshera, wanted on
"waists and aUrtst Sa4urdaytt,roa UM
holiday, il HI I IIM I 'll-ll 'l V --
HELP WANTED-TEMALR C
(Other riakslfled Ada tn Fntt t)
Mi
(llttt. wanted to operate nrivati branch
rphone exennnro in law nmcil atat (. '
ixperlenro and salary expected. M fl.--.
1edR-rr Centrat. ' 3S- i
Olltl,, able to operate I,, c. Smith t
writer! one good at ntrurea. Apply 24
nth str-M.
J "iffifv r
mnu AND WOMEN uantea on worktortk
Oorernment In assembling-, tapping mi."
ehlne, power rreis. foot preil, ftrew mtcfti
china and plpe-threadlnr departnwnt of th
H. T. TAISTE CO.. S201 Arch 8t. Appl to
either ot tho U, S. Employment (Jerries
Offices. 131 S. 16th, S to 10 A. M., or 1811
Arch Rt.. 10 to 11 '30 A. M. Hrlnr thla a4
and ask for Mrs. Hobson. ,
omi.i
200 WHITB
WANTTt)
IO I.KAflN TO OPRrtATE Mlt.l.TNO MA,
CHINHS AND OtllNtllNO MACHINES
nniNO HEFnnENCES
MIDV.M.R STBHl. AND OnBNANCH CO.
EDDySTOVR HirrK PI-ANT
EDDTSTONn, PA
pnitiAnni.rniA omran
2201 Island road (Mr. Moonay)
6203 Market st. (Mr, Plechner)
APPLY AT)
U. :3 T!SIPI.OT-MENT SEIIVTCB OFFICSIS'
181 S. 10th at., Philadelphia, Pa,
1311 Arch at.. Philadelphia, P.
010 Sprout at.. Cheater, Pa.
UP.INO THIS ADD WITH TOU
OIRLS
in TO 11 TnATt. AS STOCK OITtt.9 Atro
STOItB MKSENOEUS- (lOOD SALARIl
PERMANENT POSITION. APPTT
OPPKVIIEIM, I'OM.INa ft CO.
1207 CHEiTNUT ST,
OIIU., over 11, to label and wrap bottlea
nnd small paikages. lUht. clean, pleasant
work bcclnnnrs can It?arn In a snort timet
Kunrnntert minimum paid cood piecework
rate nnd permanent work Apply Kmploy
mrnt Department H. K Mulford Co.. 429
mth
i
(JIHl.s wnnted, lenrnrs and eTprtene9dr
cood wntrci paid, steady work. Apply
iGrlsvvuld Worsted Co. Darbj. Pa.
GIRLS Wanted, bright glfls. 18 to 35. to
work In store and ehlpplnp; department:
short hours: good vvaeea to start and goon
ibanie for advancement Apply Castle KI4
Co., 151(1 Rroadway, Camden. N. J., and ask
for Mr. P'Rourke '
Gl,ltf.S. 18 to 35 yearn of age, for work In
wholesale drutr house: steady employment
nil 3 ear round; chance for advancement for
reliable clrls Applv. Smith. Kline & French,
101 N r.th st. Ask for Mr. Atklss.
OIRLS. over 14. school privileges, to fold
ilri-ufars. to learn labeling and wrapping
medicine: good wages: ateady position. Apply
HIM Washington ave ,
illltl.s :i girls to learn up. on envelope ma
chines: light, clean wk: good wag. to start,
with nulcK nrtv to those who nulckly adr.
itiem'ai Whlllnc. Patterson co..:i20 N. istn ( ;ij
liiili.-? aim ouiikT women, over 10 veans 01
ace. wnntid In several depnrtmenta: con
genial work: advancement: good conditions.
1 Vatlonal fllscult Co. 13lh & olenwood r.
I illULS to learn feed automatic print, press:
It., cln.wk. & ndr.itc'd toiih.- good wair
I In start. Whiting. Patterson Co.. 320 N. 13th,
I illltl.s. 18 to 30 years of aae. for light, con
genial work: 4R-hour week: chance for adv.
Applv ICetlerllnu I.ltho. ;"n.. 403 Arch et 'l5!
tlini.M wanted to pack cukes. 112.38 up fo s- ''iaSI
CI
1 54 hour work.
208 N. 22d st
Keebter-Weyl Baking Co.,
GIRLS wanted to work on folding paper
boxes, Hrown & Ralley Co. 410 N. Franklin.
GIRI.s for light mechanical work. J, Bird
Mover Co 1212 Vine st
GIRLS to button cushions
5th st
Apply
244 S.
1
HIRI.s to
Mil st
button ciihlon Appls 244 S.,
T,rt ddi-co r-r-i-ri-ic ... ,u ,n tmA mA-
iKiard Hrown' It Rlllev Co., 410 N. Franklin
JIEsKENIIEIts ic ilelFwr telegrams, all
pirt uf clt llcbt benlthv outdoor work:
mod tiav See Mi Chambers Wester-
Union I'lll I'l.iy'niit t j
MILLINERS experlenied: llberaf salary:
long season: opportunity for rapid ad-
vancement Apply Elfmans. 1421 Walnut at.
MILLINERY apprentices: paid vvhllo eim-
Inc. 12-") Walnut st
MILLINERS wanted- those accustomed to
' "'"I work onlv neeil nonlv. 12JO Walnut.
MODE). Refined voting ladv size 38: first
class dressmaking establishment. 14 443,
I .edger Central.
Nursery OOVERN'ESS or mother's helpe
reflnid educated woman for 3-year-c
hnv and assist with older boy who. see.
school must be able to sew and wllllnc t
slt with light upstairs worn: sonny ;t
Upeak French desirable: best references rV, 'j
!l-!-ml -0-,'i,- l-"JgerCenUal: fi
NlWEjly ooVERNESS. lo take care of -'-;
hnsa 4 and 8. reference required. Aply
P O Rot 772. Ogontr. Pa. .
NURSE experienced, full charge of 2 chlU
dren, 4 yr and 1 14 yra.; permanent
rcno at Ardmore; reference required. Writ
Mr Alfred (3. Hare r.encn iinvcn. rs. j. ,
i OFF1CK CIjI-HK wanted to assist caahlerj
I must speak and read Herman; one who
.-ir. nn.pnt tn writer and know ahnrthanrt
. --- --.-- --;-- -; ..'.. z r . "
I prifrrM! Bsnitwr ennwofrfa jwpir ramnr ',
Rail OH I mill IMruc-.' -- IU'"H 1 Itu v.
olICB WORK Tounir lady ror fensral
ofnr- world opportunity to )arn addlnt
machine Artdress. statins b expsrlsnc.
and salary desired I' 4S- I.enr Offlcs.
OKF1CK OIRLS 2, run errands do filing;
good opportunity lor auvanccmeni, APP17
42- Walnut st '
SOLICITORS
TIIH PUBLIC LRDOEH IIROUIBE")
hnVCRAI. FIRST - CLASS SO
l.ICITORS FOR CIRCtllATION
PROMOTION. ABILITY TO MEET
ASn TALK TO TUB BEST PEO
PLE IS ESSENTIAL HUT PER.
PONAL APPEARANCE WILL RE.
CEIVE FIRST CONSIDERATION A
noon proposition for a few
WOMEN OF MATURE TEARS WHO
HO NOT ORJECT TO HOUSE-TO-HOUSE
SOLICITATION. ALSO
WMMTONE EXPERIENCED CREW
MANAGER APPLV TO MR COR.
REA SECOND FLOOR PUBLIC
LEDGER BUILDING
SOPRANO wnnted for quartet choir In , lead
Ir.g Philadelphia Presbyterian church! good
salary G 834. Ledger Central.
STENOGRArnEn for purchasing depart
ment of large manufacturing company; op
porturlts for development, state age and ml
ar expected Z 72. P. O. Box till.
STENOGRAPHER in Urge law office: rooi
opening, state age. experience and salary
expected M.3r Ledger Central
STENOGRAPHER, one familiar with U
Hsrwood machine. Win Foiter. 12-18 N.
'1EAC1IER of lltman shorthand, 2 nights
week state education, experience and coot
nensatlnn ileslred P fiOT. Ledger Office.
WANTED Woman with railroad experience
to handle traffic work with construction
compan. state age anu give unti ., i.w,
"f eir.erlence M 448. Ledger Central.
WEAVEllh fern . on narrow Knowies looma.
Apply Wright Textile Co .Jasper - Orleana,
WOMEN HELP
NEEDED AT ONCE
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TO PARE ONIONS
AND WORK ON
OKKA AND PEPPERS
GOOD WAOES
CASH BONUS
AND TIME AND HALF TIMS
OVER 48 HOURS
JOSEPH CAMPBELL. CO.
"D AND MARKET. STS.
CAMDEN, N. J. '
WOMEN AND OIRLS
WANTED AT ONCB
TIMEMND HALF TIME
OVER 48 HOURS
PL1NT- QK OVERTIME
STEADY WORhT --, if,
WITH reoulah jrivnisAOB,, ,t
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