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ANTICIPATED
W STOCK MARKET
BI
ervalivc Houses A(lvic Buv
on Recessions, Expecting
"Standard" Advance
trnnssrvAllve bruises worn ndvlslnff
. VMtalr rualnmer. vesterrlnv tn htiv stocks
t.Jm recessions, as they anticipated hlcher
shortly In the Flandnnl Issues.
reply to a question, a broker paid he
bted If the war news had any great
on the market as yet, That Is,
explained, tho Investing and spccti-
t lmbllo have not as yet come to
3r vers definite roncluslon as to what
. t'.Wril be war and what peace stocks In
tfJ'tW reconstruction period which will fol-
'.j-'mw peaco negotiations. Tho unknown
V ouantltv In this recant la n what ex
SjfctWit tho physically ruined parts of Ku
E rope will call on the United States for
Hfc&Sithe necessary material to rebuild and
4ig!; ' . ,He called attention to the fact that.
W .shortly nftcr the war bcRan, when
J'fjr every one thoURht It would not last more
n than two venra. commission had been
A 'Bent here from France and Hussla to
Csk,lnqulre as to what extent the United
s.-'VSrtStaten rntlld be rtrnwn tmnn fnr modem I
uStates could be drawn upon for modern
spiacnlnery anil other material, notn raw
nd finished, and he sntd, as these com
missions were composed of exceedliiRly
iXf 'responsible men with the necessary cre
t"1 .' ttentlala from tho Governments, un
4 - -.-..I-. --,.. .l.i- . ...ii, .. -...,
(rf1 1 QDUuieui ilicir rcnjrip ill in' i;iru i
. '.upon, and from these sources alone he '
saia ne expecteu larpe oruera as won
9 as the war Is declared finished. It must
S be rememhered, he snld, that with tier- 1
mny eliminated aa a competitor, and
5 v with Oreat Xlrltaln tho only other pos- 1
4. 1 Hlble competitor, hnvlnR quite enouRh I
$ to do to atralRhen out her own affairs, ,
t he looked for an enormous demand In
almost every line for these two coun-
5 IA frnrv, III. Ci.llo.l Slnlos And lie
" -" - .- .- ,
lded. unlike our pre-war handicap. w.o
'Till be in a position to carrj our own
Itoods lu our own ships
Cnicllile Steel llli)ppnlnl
There was some disappointment in
Ae.rtnln nunrtem Mint Prtielhlp Steel did
'nnl mV bell.e clum'ln., n-, tile
itreriRth of lis report, which shows a '.'UL,.''"
Burplus In the lnbt c:tr. after charRcs, I rarver noted. with am prise, that on
war taxes and preferred dividends equal j ih,. slip of paper was written. "Silas
to 8.24 a share on the common stock, ollpln, president, Ollpln Candv Company,
an against $18.83 In the previous vear. .Chicago, 111."
Ralls and coppers allowed i (insider-. "Gee!" Rasped Carver. "I wonder If
able strenRth before the close yesterday, that old Roezor knows Ollpln"
while steels and equipments declined, ' jje found out net dny, nllrlRht. for
with the one exception of Crucilile. when Carver called, he found that bin
City Hond, Advertised In New York trolley-car friend was Ollpln hlni'elf
Attention was nRiiln called through.
advertisements In New York papers to '
the 7,000,oao City of Philadelphia 4s1
loan to run for thirty years In reg
l.t.red nd m,i.n hon.u ,i..n w.mli.ri
V'l, 1948. Sealed pioposals will bo re-,
t oeived at the Mayor's Ollicc. City Hall,
' i Until Mondav, November 18, at noon.
Si Favorable comment washeaid In bond-
hW market circles over the new high rec-
'ftfcs vTord of dealings for any month In the
history of the stock exchange which
waa established In October. Total bond
sales on the board for that month
gregated J233, 984,500 as agalnrt 1216,-
arn eee l .!. I . l..... .l.t..
ooa.ooo in wie iiii'v.uir? i.c.-i i.iuiiiiu.
total made in November. 1901. There
was. of course, a liberal amoil.u of the I
total volume transacted In the rnlted
I rratlnnVecuHlies extended to 156 93G-
llC ?S n EPCUTulr.., e V-"VSe rno .ub'3,rb'-
tU&u 00 compared with 522,130,500 in Sep- i
itember and J32,927,500 In January of
lS?ft(i. n
&&) us year.
oiaic-i ru.i-ii.i.i,.iii i-iuvii, ..n.iuuKii to-,,,,
rpi .. i, k - -. Hr .,Ari ..-.M
In bond-market quotations ever since
the European war situation became the
more ravoraoie, una me nrrseiu iot-i
of quotations represents big advances
ever a few months ap;o
T.lhertv Loan bonds vvern active wlih'
comparatively small chanscs In quota-
- --- ----- --...-
)M .tlons from Thursday's final levels. The
jfV- 3'4a held at close .to p.ir, while the
were sllchtly above 97.
It was stated today in bond clrcka
fcjff. that there has been fairly pood buylnsr'that many customers sent small mid-
SaiKsf of b Tnternatlonnl Mercantlli. 5Iarlne'.el .
Inking; fund 6 per cent bondH during!
,the laft weel, w.Vh the result that quo! I
Rations are now s ight y above those
obtalninr; on Saturday last American
Telenhone and Teletfranh convertible Os
ieiepnone ana ieierupii tutivrriiuic u
vvere quoted at from 00-, to 10", with n
fairly liberal turn-over.
riioTori.yv,
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"THi: SAVAUi: WOMAN '
'A DOI 1 f"l MD AND THOMPSON STS
JrJ-A-J MATINEE DAILY
EMILY STEVENS In
"A MAN'S WOULD"
"1'ADPArilA CHESTNUT DEL. 1HTH
'AKL-AUIA 111 A. M. to 11.15 P. M.
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HEARTS OF THE WILD"
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PA1RMOUNT mtPn'ei.
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FAMILY n A. M. to Midnight.
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OWNED AND MANAGED BY MEMDERS 07
THE UNITED EXHIBITORS' ASSOCIATION
ELMONT C2D Al ' ,Amt,ST
" Marguerite Clark and Jack PlcWford In ,
.lruruw vyl OWKK
AR 0TH C-DAK AVCAUH
. CHAPLIN in ''TIUPLi: T..O. 1..
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COLISEUM Mar,!rt "' ''
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lu "HEARTS OV THE WILD"
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a:J6 and sua r. u.
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VKBNON CAHTLK in
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BUSINESS CAREER
OF PETER FLINT
A Story of Salesmanship by
Harold Whitehead
lr. VfhWt'nrn trill mmtrr vour blnr
ntrmHn am t,tilim. .elll.irt. nrfl'rrtl.tll 11 flMff
employment. Auk vavr qnetMon elenrlu ""'J.
Uivr nil inr net, i nnr -u'i , ,,n...., ......
till nrfrfret mint ec foiiril In nil fnatilrlrs.
rntr which nre (inoiiimmn mint Jr Imorrd.
Answers lo Irrhnlcnt qiiratlons HlI re scar
bv mull, Othrr nnritlnn trill He nnvKcrrrf
In till column.
Thr iloI Itirrrrsiii'o )u-
"". "J, A".7",rI.r,?..H"' bf Horr" """ '""
lint.
CCXIi
rIAT story "C. CV'.told tne yesterday
about tho trolley oar conductor
.t-nM, . n. n nf.',t m keen to my-
self, so I'll tell It here.
It seems flint this feltow. Carver Is
hi name, Used tn be on some little Jerk
vvnter line near Chicago. He was one
of those ambitious cusses nho wanted
to Ret somewhere nnd vvrfs In a hurry'
to net there, hut didn't know how to ko
about It.
Instead of dreamlnn nf the futura ,
and forRettltiK th present, he Jut
ptURfred away at his job on the trolle.v
There was nn old crotirli viho ucd his
trolley every day nnd who noticed that
Carver always was on the job, that lie
Just naturally helped old ladles off the
. ...... ,
car ana mat n "remcu runic imiur.ti
that his buttons ere polWhed nnd his
car swept clean '
One day old grouch asked him what
he did that kind of work for
"Kourleen bucks a week," replied Car.
Vcr.
"I nienn," old Rrmich Rrumbled, "why
,i0 ou ,i0 this kind of work? Why
,t0n't vnu Kid Komcthlnir that leads
somewliere?"
"Just lend me to vomethlPR better
nml jn Krah t s0 quick jou'll wonder
wherc Cnt "
"Humph ' the old chap Riunted
. ., .... . . in
-i ome 10 tnis :uuiic-, lumwimn iii iv
nViHf '
"Ctn't " iild c.irver "I'm not oft till
..... ., , . . .. 1
I o clock and while 1 m on this jop, T m
roIur in be on it. savvy
"Humph, humph." srunled old prouch, '
ome nt 4 o'clock " . ,
"Yes. sir." C.irver nKrecd heartily.
" 09. sir. C.I TV er nfifff
men lie limn l icei .111 jiiiiii , hit im-
pin Is one of the big men In ChicaKo nnd
probably the biggest candy maker In tile
countrj
Howev or. ho kept .i stiff up)ier Up and
he ha !l Io"B chat wltl' illpln. who
'finally offeied him twelve dullnrs a week
' tho shipping room nnd with promise "f
more as soon as he Rot on to llje cuives
and showed he meant business
Carver chucked up his Joli with the
trolley company nnd started with the
Ollpln Candy Company at n sacrifice of
ag-;two bones a week
After a while he thought he .saw
...... -
way or saving somelli'ng in the way or
packing; o he bent It to old Silas Gil-
,.. office nd told him about If
T ,,, BUrpIi.ei allplI1 mercI. RruntPd
tn rl h m tn m nd lis nwn hus neso
a"U ,ola """ '" , n '" OW" DuslncsF-
He returned to his Job feeling as If he'd
. k, k , wllore it, n, ,,., ,n ,mnk
'"" Klck-d wl,cre Ma pa u"ed ,0 spank
n'm'
. . . ,,-,. w. ,,,
t "is ER'unrr sujwnse, l." man
momh after tliat he was promoted to
W "' r.'nP'" """, .
"" .-vr... ...... ,. i.M ... .,- .
. 'ort" anl !t wa-n t lonp before lie got
it wnere nt wni Ton ir
Keellnir he had the slilnninc denart-
.- . .. .
ment runnlnpr smoothly, he began to
'study the salesmen's orders He noticed
4'is-tthat many of the orders could be con-
i Mderably larjier without any increase
In the pvnreis rhnro-o. TI.. nlsn nnti,.e,l
Off C-irver went tn nilnln m,l nl,l
..? n,wT. ToSt" .vo"u worh
up combinations of weights so that those
Falsmen can todl a man at much as will
. . " "" B n nun ii mm win
f. ,n .,,.. chartri,' Alkn te 1 'i-ni
t ,, oncrs for ,ater Hlllprnonr hB
I'HOTOI'I.UX
oio sua rtsr-T otium-ii M'ui'Ait."
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v v: S HART In
RIDDLE OAWNK
OVERBROOK MD rg,tX,
('LA IKK A.Nli:itM)N III
"THK (1IIAV 1-AHArlOL"
RFCFNT S'AP.KKT ST. Helow 17TH
LINA ("A.M,1KHI In
"A WOMAN Of IMI'Ul.SK"
RIAI TO Ol:HMANTOVVN AVIJNUB
IMMI-IW AT TPLPBHOCKUN ST.
M.M'ISTi: In
THK, WARR1UK
RIVOl 6SD AND HANMOM HTH
mVUU-iAl..1;.1.V);,M"U""D""1
"WJVK'W LAW"
RI 1RY MARKirr st hklow 7th
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DOCOI.AS FMIHIANhS in
"ROI'ND IN JlOltOCCd"
QAVfiY ,SI1 3'AKKKT STRBET
Jf VUl H A. M, to Mldnlcht '
TOM MIX In nifcni
"KAMI: AND KORTi:.Vn"
STANF FY "ARKHT AROVE 10TH I
OI-lMCI 1J,BA. M to'llilSK M, I
DOUGLAS KAIRIIANKH in
in', i vjjir.n vr aaiu.i.xj"
VICTORIA 'ARKET ST. All. 0T1I
V 1 I -rlA ti a M. in 11:13 P, M."
WM, H'AUNfM in i
THK l(IVIIOW'-IHAH
I'llOTOI'LAVK
JEFFERSON
2UTJJ AND DAUPHIN
STS. MAT. Hi I IV
MAIXIE KENNEDY In
THK SERVICE STAR" . I
II IMRO I'KONT ST. ft UIRARD AVE.
J UIHUU Jumbo Junction on Frankford "L"
FANNIE WARD In
rrci.i.uvv tji KKT'
I fsTI KT 52D AND LOCUST BTREETB
L,VV.i01 Mats. 1:80.3:30. Eigs. 0:30to 11
ERNEST TRUEX In
"COME ON IN"
NIXON MD BEL0W MARKET 8T.
IIILLIE Rt'RKE III '
"ARMS AND THK GIRL"
PARS' fUDaB AVE. ft DAUPHIN ST.
nAIIV Mat. 2:lfi. Eve. 0:B to 11.
REN REACH'S
HHART OK THH MUNSET"
L 5B!!KA UVtefc- IS'STr'JS ,IK TXKntorWggpS SgSan,,?,d Wh&rUr T: i El.ft.-thrY.'r'-iu.r.fiS I fLKItK-Hrl.,, .Ue .! . assist with
' """' enmlmr nf. a rlnhteous peace. .RU8SBLL ''""' ",S ;'," ,.. Hiy iiedeenier Cem! W " .""H.?."'". iiJ.ler,c,i5,em" " clerical work of Tlnita manufarturlnir firm
. . i-ONWr.Ll. wll preach. jno jempie - ;."";.." , menus ,",".';" ",' "VrAwill It " in' nn "nvernment work! tnovvledite of tjpe-
PAI APC U'll MA1IKOT bTHKSI Chorus. Dr. I Map In Hanna. director. AiitofunenM iMrcnts' rosldence. 80S Cornvvall at. Int. rmmr Ksirnble. Apply in own hnndvvrlt.
PALACE II. AM ,0 11 " J3 . M. , TJiljX" 7 '7'30lrne mrrederlck w" Cmirl?. 1'edeVlco. I year. old. innr's6 7?h UnTilNi:R"-OctT'80, OKOROH. son of Fred. """BoTl.St' "na WBBl" epi?ct;d' '022,
. WJf S HART In ?ta,ti nii.nlst ' and the Temple Male St.. died Oct. SI. Relatives and friends In. r "'nnd Caroline Reiner fhee Schlecht), ' ,' " """ 3'H-'.-
"nORDHIt Wlltr.LKSS" o, .rtet lveYim'ir e?rv!ce 7-30 Mr Con- vlted to solemn requiem mass Church of ' 3S Helatlves and friends, members I COhT CLIlRlt A mannfnrturlnir plant lo-
v?eil preaches At cloei of ierv ce 'officlSl St. Mary Madalena 0:30 a. in. Mon.. .'ov. 4. tender.' Union nnd In-and-Out Club In. en ted In West Philadelphia deslrea a cost
nniK.or.ee ,,..t "" iiT.-iVw nnd ilatVai :Wr Bulletins from Int. llolv Cross Cem. ' vlted to funeral, Sin.. 1:30 p. m., 1824 E. I clerk, cxnerienee, in cost, deta and pa v.
PRINCFSS l"l MAI1KRT 8TBBBT tn?lVnnt Public Invited KINAN Oct. 31. JOSHPHINI! H . wife . oVleans st. Int. Hillside Cem. , loll work: prosresiive advancement Is of-
A I1 SV,I7 k .'111 A M n ,1 , K aft 'Ce I root I linilC inviien tnl.n le Vln.n nnrl ilnttirhfer nf I'heresn '...1... . .. ie...-....lll. Tl. ClA OI ' fereil Ir. n n tit.nl ,.. .l.n nnn ........,!..
STRAND,
Ota. Av. at Venango. E. f Bra4
-...-.,.t-rv .- is."
"l j about, They couM sell a man more than
j he'd order on h!g own hook,"
"Whv?" snapped Ollnln, "why-HVi
I none of your damned business. You look
I after the Milpnlng room that' all
I jou've koI to vorry about It "
Then Ollpln made Cnrver a salesman
at $2fi per. tt nnsn't Ioiir before he
m district manager, then sates man
nicer, and later when Ollpln retired, Mie
board nf directors voted Carver Ron-
eral matiaRer If ho ould ralso $10,000
t0 buy 0mo stocl)
v.l.,1.
Ho could, for he'll saeil It- tthlcll
Wfta w),t tiiev wnnted to know, for
.. , ,. ... ;. , m,B, their
tliey felt tant the man to manape meir (
iiik iiusinres mtlSl lirsi nine li-mm-u iu
miinn-e his own private fund.
That man who fifteen years nun vvn
n trolley car conductor s to day pi est-
dent and General manager of that rhl-
cbko concern and ho never would have
had his chance If lm hadn't done lil
llttlo t job
the best vwiy he knew
how.
VLTIMN KKSORT1
ATI,.TU' flTY, N.J.
Avoid Grippe by building
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tin in tho QaU jb Air nf
up in tne Oail OCa VAir Ul
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American nnd European Plnn
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Prcildent
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llflll Mill TDCT UfTE?!
inULlHlIUnO 1 fill 1 LL
MV1UIUIWI1UI KAf K MJMJ
IVnnsvHiinl.i Ap , Insi, t
I'ler" 't m?.ell..t .en trnl '
o baitrh and Steel
ocilloii renfilns
UL..II.MI, i'ii '"I,
S.n ,nrounout the vmr capacity '3110
...ki. i,im,iiiiiiii, 111 unii pi'riit'u tniiiiuijite lu
comfort, health and recreation. Special Kail
and V Inter terms KkU. Mbert If Darnell
VVeirmtnstpr KJ-. av. nr, rich. Elev to at.
"",""' I'rlv hatha, runnlncwatet
12-r "" 'vkr' ;" "" '''" cl'a- "utlre-
CAPE SIAY. N. J.
THE WINDSOR
CAPE MAY. N. J.
Onen All ths Year
BUN PARLORS : STEAM HEAT
R HALPtN
LAKEWOOn. N. J.
LAUREL-IN-THE-PINES
LAKEWOOD, N. J.
KILL OPEN FOR THE PALL WINTEn
AND 8PKIM1 SEASON
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SATURDAY NOV 16 1918 friends Invited' to funeral services. Sun., pnrlors of William Rocf. 1822 Orthodox at..
"" - o iJ7io . 30 .. m ;,,, S2d at. Int. private. .rankford. Int. Hatporo Cem Hatboro
FRANK F. SllfTE. MCB. CLB.MMl.lt Nov 1, of pneumonia, j pappr copy.. ,,..
, FRANCIS JOHN, son of Marv and late McFOILBY Oct. 31. of pneumonia.
. Oenrge A. Clemmei- and grandson of Frank ELIZABETH MAY. wife of Francis p. Sic
and Marv Ashworth and John and Mary Kolley, and dauithter of the late Charles and
EDI CtTIONAL
llotll Sexea
Strayer's Business College
Plitlailelnhiri's urcotest business nthool 1
so well known tlMt large ndertlement
nre unnfcpb. in We have the liewl lenchers
In town, and more nf them ITncnualed
nuipiIUri! -r;ieiirill courses 'man .lllll
GregB Shorthand, or without extra charge. ,
Stmntypy. the fnmuus mai hlnn method.
TJ'l'l".. ,'h.,"'.,'r;: ,r" ' .nv.n.d. Jrp. "OT".',"
. '"Sle"tifle Touch" T, c' HUn stroier s ,
and accuracy in tvpewrltlns than are won I
hy the students of all oth-r business achoola
in Philadelphia taken together.
. Certified Public Accountant methods of '
bookkeeping. Everything else to corre-
.pond. Individual advancement. Charges
Phnrcas
::" sjvir" -.".'. ,.v"rj:;
night 's"---,; T,;nfrtrn ou'f,
aoVcLVtn'sVee? ""I'lone ..."SS.
.
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rinr crnduaiffi arp in mnsinnt iinmnrri. cinn
uiiiiiiiiu, uuuu
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nana, inn cusy. sui'cuy eyni
Jlfcht classes, intensive tralnlnc.
Enroll nny tlmee. Call or write
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RKI.IRIOI'S NOTICES
THE Nlll'T-IN hllf'lliTV
(I'enna ltranch)
Office 1710 chestnut at,
SPECIAL SALE SHl'T-INS' WORK
172d Ches'nut st
The anneal ineetinis of the hranch will
ho held at the Church House Friday, No-
vemher 8 at 2-30 i m All Intereated
I in tliln nrk for fliro
this work ror mminc invauus are cor-
dlally Invited in atti nd
nmitlnf
-.rrT..,;.:., ..... -,... inn'
"J."'. '.' "af? Jlr"',,1;.'i;V1 Sin" ,(
.olenl' nuiiuujH i" " . .
?'".""."? " '". ."".T ""',. .'.'" ""." '"' """".nernl Mon. H:3II
Stwsii Hnrt P 4-iT TiinnKHlTiYinK lOr in","Vnmt.. - . . !., n-c prTPP
ru. I - -.. . . .. m . ..i-i I I IjI i rill -ui Li " ........ riii,..i,ni 'am i
.,,....,.. -. . . -..-,.- .! I...
I'HKSTNl'T HTRKKT HI'TIHT t'HL'RCH
lliMhlniit .t wvl nr ,lltn.
m.'rutiiK ti aiiams. I) D.. Pastor.
III all a m 1 ominunion nervicn
7 lii p m. The Pastor will preach hi
final aermon
1 on m Ulliie Scliool.
" Z
rrrahitrrlan
i . .
THK AR H NT. rlH'RCH
ev. CI-tRHNCK I1UW.
The Lord's Supper will
THK .R( H rT. ( iii'ki ti, lain nna Arcn.
Mjy.il A.i.l,
oe ceieorated a
iii!4ri o'Lldck At Ui.lo the communl
pjnlii1 l'rier Mectinff.
Dr. Mncartney will preach at 8 p m. on
the great iiueminn oi in" Nreat war,
"Whro Do We (lu From Here?"
On Wednesday etrtlltnr he will deliter
tho third nddreas in the series on The
Olnrlous Company of the Apoatlea,
The Sunday School nieeja ut IS,
7 -an Oman and violin recital
UKTIII.KHKM PKKSIIITRKI.IN CniJHcir
ilroad and Diamond sts.
Rev, JOHN It DAVIES, Pastor.
Rev. K. C IIIIISHMAN. Alunt Pator.
10.31) a. m Sermon by the Pastor. "The
areateal Monumflit."
2 30 p. m. Sabbath School reopening-.
Rally Day, November IT.
7.30 p. m. SpecUl Musical Service.
Anthem. ''Land ot Hope and Olory," Bl
Anthem, "Art Thou Weary." Chadwlck'.
Anthem, "Jesus tho Very Thought Is
Sweet," Homer
Iiarltone solo. "The Ltcht of Life," Eluar,
Duet. "Christ Knocking ut the Door,'1
Sheppard.
s,,rnion hv the Postnr, "The Religious Side
l
of tno war.
Seals Free Evening Service Everybody
Welmme
- '
Protestant Kplsronal
MT. SAIIVKl R (Prenrh). 22d and Do Lancey
sts. 10:4., Holy Coinmunlom 3 Sunday
School: 4. Evening Service. THURSDAYS.
2-0. French Relief Circle; 2 and 7. ttf
French classes for soldiers and nurses: 8,
Prayer Meeting, Ladles' Aid Choir. Dec.
B. Annual llariar. Iter. Til D MALAN.
I'nltiirlan
FIRST UNITARIAN tlll'RCH, 2126 Chest,
ReV.'FRBDERlCK It. ORIKFIN, Minister.
1(1 a. in. Sunday School
11 a. m. Sir (Irlffln will preach on "Lib-
era) Religion and the Dynamics of Social
Reconstructing
Anthems "Father. In Thy Mysterious
Presence." by Scott, and '"The Olory of
Lebanon," by Wurelng. Philip If. Qoepp,
organist.
I'MTAKIAN HOCIKTV OF OERMANTduv
rhelten ave. and Greene at.
f Rev. ROGER S FORRES. Minister.
II a. m - iricn mill w noui "
MUeellaneonw
DR. AND, MRS. V. IIOMKR (I'KTINH. of
New York. In a special Jidnt lecture. "Oo.
-.Hum nf Halloween." Thuea a .
Nov. 7. Room 213, Fuller Hid.. 10 8.' lsih
Vl. Collection, CVault ' gdidy cUuw amU
KPtTATMNAt.
f&fes
Whew, 3t'rls! Let's Play
GERMANTOWN If. W. C. A.
SWIMMING POOL
5820 Germantown Avenue
Heated Filtered Sterilized
I'lioni (trrinnnlnun I12RG
$)eat!js
MKKNi Oct .10. of rneumot.U .MART
I: dnuBhlcr nf lote Hntnuel Alliens ond
Adnlan Aiken" lowe. KuncrHl prltsle.
Pun " P. nt , Wiun N Hownrd t. Int.
(ircenmoiint Cent. I rlends may esll Hst,,
ItAnXII") Ocl 30. .10HM N.. hushnnd of
.loctnine nnrnex (nee winueistcenii nnu
son nf Wjptltir P. nnd Mary names (nea
urtitu i-uneroi Min , p. m.. i"i
n.
wcstmoreinnd nt int. unniniia urn
.......... - i utiiu
llAlt.NIN.Oot 3ii oi pneumonia. .lOHN
-v husbunil nf ,lneplilne llnrns inee vjlnlielj i
Fi)(.rhtl lined 2s son nf Walter 1 nnd j
Mary It lliiriic (nee ilreut). rumrol Pun.
2 p in , 2017 t: WrMmnreland si mi
Oakland Cem
I1ASTIAN Oft .10 MAtlV T wife of
OtorB" .1. Hastlin and .1 insider nf Marj and
Into Patrick Cnllnhiili fun-rll Mon.. s 31)
a m . mother's rrildorce. tOS.i I... D.iiiphln
t Solemn retiutem mi" church of the
VlsllRtlon 10 a m Int llolv Sctmlchre Lorn.
IIIIATTV (),- ! SAVIIAII J. widow of
TlniT.1 ll ll,ntt Kunernl Sun. 1 p tn.,
1S1II (llailatnne st. Int. NnrlhHood Cem.
Vuto service, Krlnds ma cill Snt., after
d p tn
iii:if:rt-!tiArvEit uiMny "ct. :n.
l'l.imilNCK HAKi:il lf nt ItaMuond
ll.lKer nnd dauchler lit VMUimn nna i-nnr; ,
!?"m B?SlS:'-MW'i X-SSWi 3Snn. Vr3.
lmh st. hetnw M.imitomorv ave. Int. prl. I
te Mourtoivn Cem
She waa a member
of I.afajette Council,
No. ,VJ S and D
or 1.
III.ACIv Ocl 31 tlvNH'.l.. husband of
Vtnrv lllark Inec llrminir) and son nf late
Mnrv nnd Umlel llliuk. Oue nolle" of
funeral nlll be ulen from 2(ill l. Ilk'
11:1 rt st
URANDT Oil Id ANTON fl , son nf '
Charles tl and Maria A Hrandl. atted 27.
Inl. Sat ft p in .Ml Morian cem. nan
nnd KliiRscRsinir no
liniNIC Oct 30 HI.IZAIIKTH. wife of
Mnrtiii 11 lirinl. .mil ilaucbtiT nf Ell7.a-
1'clh anil bile Charbs lllsliiip, ased 12. Til
neral Mull 2 p m . 24111 H. Rosewood at.
, ..... 1 ,.... I
1111 1 i-iiiuu'j " ,-in 1
,,i,.fv .-,r .n i, , 111 TllfiM AS I
s ,
.,.,,,,.. v.. iiiiiu.ii..,. v' l ..-:.""" 1
son of .lames 1" and l..iula iirown.
i,.-eil :il .l'uner.il services Sal. 1
n x, 2iitli st inl rrinioi. .i.
Ill ('K.MAS Ocl 31 .TOS1JP1I (
bus-i
band nt Lite Cirnllne N. Iluckiniin, aced Jl
llnl Mil... i.nH fpli.li.lo Intlltll In flltierUl
...i.ui' n .', ...... ...... ...-. .-. -j
.services. Sun 2 v m.. 11 berry iuc . .somer-1
, ton, 1'hlla Int nrlotc. Ablngtnn rrUnd-
(irouud. fratn for Somerton leaws Iteiidlng
reiminnl 121, n in .vuio win " wiiihiik.
(AiniAUilUl.ll -MIV, 1, i.iiiwiiii.15 ;iv-
1 SEl'H. son nf JI115 C. nnd late William
I Clinton Cadunl-ider Kunernl aerv Ices prl
nle. Tins., 2 311 p. m . Oilier II, ltolr Uldc.,
1 18211 Chestnut at lilt private ...
CARLIN (CAIIAI.ANI. Oct. 31. CATH
ARINE '1'.. widow uf John Cnrlln (nee Mel-
eti Hpiauvcs nnu irienus, u. i. .1, ou
I rialltv nnd League of the Sacred Heart of
t, Thorn 1 Auuinas cnurcn. inviieu 10
funer.il Mon . s.3il a m., 042 S. 55th st.
Solimn rrnulrm mass nt cnurcn or. tne
i j rnnsncurniion in h, in -m. " , j
cross rem. Auto service.
CLAY Oct. 11. SALI.IE R.. wife or l
eiam-ni. i"l . .. n n.,1 ntt Ttelntlves And ,
.' Clemmer nred 4 Funeral Mon.. 2 p. rn.,
' T S5 i.i ,,.K m n, Ve-
""V?1..?!, . '"'-. "''' ."0l?.S',,'l!!!hJ" C?ii'. I
t.ln lilcilARIJ i II CLEVENOER. aged 78
runeral seivlces Sat. 4 D m., residence i
,'; ft. ? H Fr-nken'flcld. Clifton Heights.
-.....,. 1,.. tn Arllncton LPHI
" COLES. OlL 31 residence of alster-ln-aw
Or M E Cassel. 1744 N. 10th st..
MARY A widow of icnjamln F. Coles,
re,l ,11 I'lii.om mm m, Hlin.. Z O. III.,
colcstown Celn Chapel N J. Friends may
caii Sat 7 to 0 p. tn
. CONNELL.-Hct. 3(1 OANIELR.. son of
n, "AWS "d"'' Invit-d to"fu.
ro,l,er (liven Connnll "V.:
Smn VenXm ,'naii S'y of
10 a m Int orTvate sew C
ft fflv.-ers." prl"11''' Se" L
rnwi rs Oct "ll at Prov
..l-'i".Vi"-. uS-.x7V' it .lie
resioencH i. i
,3a N. 12th St. '
Mercy Church
Cathedral Cem.
PTnvlHpnrn. H. I..
''.. ; . .---. .T . ' . t ililn Tl
nr rnnumonia. pija j.t wu. Ul .w.... -.
re"ab "ce nf" broth? 7 WlnneVd' HenSrlcks.
RE N Ma"hal1 "' ,nt' " W"M
rox Oct "8 GEORGE F husband or
Marin G. rox Tnee Coyne) and on of Mary
Fu-
- -, .... . -. -:-". . .
. i nm pi ana mie itporw- r .
Int.
rival.- tTnlv l-rns C.-nl. Auto service.
".'"'. ;"u,'..-,.1v. '"7-..r" , n ..rv-lcV
i-"v '"V-ic,'i 3V v nTand"soh of SoTen
A,t l.'t. vnA ii.lv Vi neral Tues 10 a. m..
S'.&ftrn.?eri.o.v Cross
iivVIS. Oct SI. CHARLE1 S.. husband
of Mary J and son of late Charles j. ana
Jemima S Davis Funeral Mon .2 p. m.,
realdeneo of J W. Vlckers. 272S Rldso ave.
DN11Y. Oct 31. EMMA K . wife of
AU"A .IT'&V0?:
StllmBn"st Int Laurel Hill Cem
DICKINSON Lato of g' B ,';
Oct. .11. CATHAR1NL H. 111IK1W". inw
Tnrhnsa). vv fa of Water Dickinson Serv-
'ee Tues . a p-t m.. Oliver II. llalr Hid...
DOYLE. Oct 30. of pneumonia, JAMES
J . aon of John F. and Maty A Doyle, aed
1'uni.ral Vtnn . 10 U. m . IMTCIltS TCSl
denre, 220 I'lne 3t. Int. private. Holy Cross
CD(JNN Out. 30, auddenh, CAROLINE,
eldest diushler of Houston and Elizabeth
Elmslle Dunn, ased .1 jears. Eunerat pri
vate -101 f 22d st.. Mon.. 2:.10 p. m,
ELLIS. Oct .10. THOMAS B., hushand
nf Illlrnbetli Ellis (nee Maaulre), aited 4.1.
at nt.1 Columbia avo . Darby. Pa Trlends
may call Hun nftcr 5 p. m Int. .Mon.
mornliiK on the arrival of the 11 a. m train
at WnodlHwn Cem . New York
ENOEL Oct. 30. FRANCES A , wife of
. jonn tv. i.naei n"-.. wa.,. e- .... ...........
' Sun 12 m.. tfllK Penn at., lrankford Int.
Cidar lllll Cem .., - , , . .
l.ltW liS V1CI Ol. Ilrtivivi ,' , llltniillllil (11
KMU M Krwln ffed 4. .TineMl services'
Mon in a. m an nmn bi. ini ccoar
mil fVm
I 1..-. I r-rii - L. ill w. iiumnmui umin
and lata Jacob .alter. Relatlies and friends,
North Penn Council. No. 1r,l D of I... In.
I ltcd to funernl. Tues.. 'J:,t(i p m,, mother's
ilted to funernl. Tues.. 'J:3 p m.. mother's
resiaence, uuu v. iiuuiuiauun ai. nil.
tlreimnount ('cm Remains may be vleued
l Mon rv
I riTr.OKRAI.D if pneumonia, Oct 30,
J. HANOI:, husband of Clara A Titriterald
(nee Sull'Tlallill nml "son of lute Clml it's and
. Ellen Fltzcernld. sued St. Funeral service
I homo or nrotner-in-iaw, ueoree w, ,Neiman,
t . Ifoehm's Reformed Church Ground, Blue ' pneumonia, son of James and Jenny Robin
I. Hell, Pa. ion, 17n'.' N 28th st.
I KRAMER. Ocl 3. JOHN I. aon of. KUIIBR Ocl. 31. LEONARD, husband nf
i 'jtan l. iiniiywoou pi . nun., it. in, inl,
atarvaret ana late jonn rraser anil nusoann
of Hadle Harton Relatlvea and friends
emDhea of Scliul!lll Arsenal linlted to
funeral rvlie Mon.. s p. m.. l7:t S Hon.
i.m)I at, iL'Hh and Wharton). Int Ml. Morlah
Cem, liemains mav pe viewed un, eve,
Auto service
OAI.LAOHER. Of pneumonia, Oct 31.
MAV 11.. wife of Thomas A. (Inllasher and
daughter of Many "and late Oeorge Wllent,
Funerul Tui-s.. 1 p. m.. 120. Wolf st, Int
private. Holy Cross Cem Auto funeral
Deceased was a member of Our Ladi of
Mt. Carniel ll V, M Sodalltv
OALLAOHKR Oct. 3ii. SYLVESTER A..
son of John and Marie Ann Gallagher (nee
Nlchol). Relatives and friends invited to
funeral, Tuea., parents' residence, 2401 Jas
per st. Solemn renulem mass Church of
Visitation 10 a, m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.
OALLIOAN. Oct. 80. JAMES husband of
Jana Oalllgan. Relatives and fi lends, all
societies of which he was a memher. Invited
to funeral. Mnn,, N a, m., N..W, tor. 'JOih
and Morris sts, Solemn reoulem mass St.
Thomas's Church 11.30 a. m, Int. Holy Cross
Cem. Auto funeral.
OAR1S Oct. 30 AMANDA, widow ot
C'o,,..l rtarl. (nee Mllll aged IIS. Relative.
I and friends, members of Urare Reformed
Churth. Invited to funeral services. Sun
1il& p tn icsldence nf sou. Elmer Gurli
"Oil N, Jessun st. Funeral services an
. n.ir. r. tn tesinenre or son. i.mir ur
nd
int. lluoun. it mnii.i u. in
oAur.." Oct. si, mAijkl n.. d
aiiffhter of
late Viola Gaul
Funrral Tuei
in h in.
OHer II. UhIt Oldc. l&'-'n CIkhuiui at, Jnt,
aEAI-T. Oct, 81 UIJJAN H wife of
ISSaO . uruii voce uiminiiuci j, m pneu
monla. Funeral services Sun . 2 p. rp.,
622T Da Lancey st. Int. Montetlore Cem.
nn-VT'm'H -lf uneuinfillla. Hit no
HaTiRY ('.. husband of Klorenco Oentrsch
(nss EssWnger) and son of Msiy and late
Albert Oentzsch. aged 3.". funeral services
llreenmouunt Cem
GLAZIER. Nov- 1, of pneumonia RON.
ALD 11,. son of Frederick M, and Carolina
H Ulailer (nee Lenton). aged 15. Funeral
Tues.. - I'. " residence of parents 7117
Torresdsle ave , Tacony, Int. private,
N'oRAY.0-COct. 23. DONALD GRAY, of
Kent. England, aged S3. Funeral Mon,, 4
i P. m.. 4S0 Oerraantovvn y. hrtouds and
employes of Mldvalo Steel Works Invited to
funeral services. Int. Ivy Hi Cera.,
GRICKN. uct. a. LiiAiii.c.n jicajiiji.h
9"..,ASrlA,,,s!?.Uir".rfr . r,s iev ckJ'
sou v v.... ;- . -.7--- .." .T-.T --
J. Green. neiauvrs anu iikwi. aiso
lairu. Qf. thy Sacred ..Heart. Invited to ,
month.'g WMw.t';."m".".M,.'"H'a.&mimaA Huimica .
' rVJ"-T MnAZftU ut rtusftjo
sp-wi 0J tiufito smuofi
'i TP JlV a !
-tt&cH;
h
PKATW8 .
HA.MAK.-Oet. 20, JOHN C, hutband of
Iste Klesnor Hnmsn. Funeral services
Mon , 3 p. m , asushter's residence, ,1.146 N,
inmnn t Inl nrlvnte. Arllnetnn Ccm.
11AMI,RT, At Yonncstown O., nf nneu-
m.kI, rV.t AH TMHUAH .T . unti nf tlflnri
snd lillistith llRtiilft. aired 20. Punernl !
services residence of psrenls, 1030 ne-ne I
nn llMh Mnur l'fl . Hun n m Int
Srlvle.,ri,ulherrl !Viin'. Ardmofe. m' In''
5io?i.ii Wm. Phlln. IT it mis may" t I Wn .' .
I1AMA -Not. 1, l.l,lrt, mic III nam ,,-,,,tM . 0.I ftt ,nftn tfl- ., vnuh
llsns, hb ,V. nelsthei ntul friends tn ...MriV hnslnfld nf Si.T'v'n'y.i'n.S
..,.4 nrnnM arlrfM Sun O ,r, I, HICK, nilUina OT MCtlle V OffCl . IlClS
. inn-V vvVrtintnir jive Inl' llnr 'Vh r'.tri Ur unci trienrt. members of Fhtlsdclphtft
'JS nVJve? "" ""'' r,t ''hl' Title and Trut m.,
' liAiir1 Oit "f nf lufltienyn MIS'Nin I Invited to funernl services Tues , 3 p. m,
.wlfoJom iTarp. HelotlTe'V Imlted to '!""' ,'nr'" Wi- "V"1? ''' JJ'l.h, V'.'
funersl services. Mon.. S p. m ISC W. Ox. ' ,",,rm.n,'mt Bw' "" Prlvstr. Vent I,nurei
ford si. Int. prlvste. Auto service. Vnv vninrt invn olllM..,. .
nf Henrietta HiUKnrtli (nee Custer). srciI Vi'feVrl nf Arrtmnr. ,",OT,'ANI)hn (nee
41.'. Ilclnilves and friend'. Columbia i"lr-."'... I iAmmpi ii22K T-. St ., ibj!i m tmi,
I :'.' ".. ".'. U .r.V..' .?".'i iA1.1?' I'ni'.": ."i st. lirtlSON hushnnd nf Illlrn Wakefield.
"- Vi.VJ-.,.l"i;.,'i.,.i".7"1';'" ,"."",.V Itcnwlns niy bo viewed Sun . 7 to 1. n. m
Bflir - ti n 'P. m., iNorinwoon (Jem.
IliiKllNEn At t.rdale. P , Nov. 1. , , vV-'.'.Vilw'i T0,cl' i nl; nVVunvK',?'
ISAAC I). Ili:nn.i:il. liiislmm of Inte'.tAl"!' It OSH hu.band of rnthnrlne VVcIt
Cnlherlne Heelmer. niced 7S. funeral nrl- U7' u.i.iLiL. I',.5or.?l,.?,,,liili lt o-V.i,n'i
ni.. Itcmalna mnv be Uiwnl Mon.. 1 to 2. !'-neit St. Chnltnut lllll, Scrtlces
li-sn n m
1 Itortv. Oct. SO. MUtmt. dntmhler of
intf Jonn n, nm .Mnrmn imch, nervien ,
private. Mon., .1 p . in.. 2230 S. llecchood.
I tnt vtt VIorinh Com I
IIOIIAN -Of Influenrn. nt Plllsbursl. P-...
Oct. 211. THOMAS ,t aon of IMnnrd A nml I
l!rldet C. Hornn. member of 1st Hint.. Co
P. UnHcrslty of rittsburnh. Kunersl Mon..
n a. m res dencn of parents, 2.120 N. I?m.
croft st. Int. Cnthedrnl Cem. Auto sen Ic.
ITTBU Oct. S'l, of pneumonia, .nillN .
ft,, nunnnti ni i.iuiHn ,M, inn incp i.cn-cn
nrl. aued 38. 1 iinernl Sun.. 3 o m.. real
HICI oi iHineriiiiitiv. uiiinii i.rii-ciiiii-i
S4l It nt. Int. private. Nnrthwood Cem...
j,amii. Ort. 3d. MICHAHI.. hiilinnrt c
Catherine Jjimb. Ilelntlvra nnd friends Ir
drnce of father-In. law, Julius f.enschner,
of
in
illrd to fiioernl. Mon.. 7 n m.. 1213 W.
Somerset at. Solemn renulcm mass nt Our
I.ndv nf Mercv Church. 8 n m, Int New
Cathedral Cent
T.AWP.BNCK or pneumonia. Oct 31.
nnWAIll) T. husband of lliuml l.twrence
(nee Newsome). Helatlves nnd rrlenns. l-ourt
niivr Him iiii'iiiiq. .iui i i
.vierrimac, mo int, r. or a., jiuiuhi us
Aaso. ; If. of 'A. riensnntvtlle Ycivflv A
lmlt,1 In fnnnrnl enrvtrrs. Mntl . 2 t.
P. of A.. Mutual ncmflt
Asso,,
t.V.'7 Huan st Prankford tnt. prlute. Mt.
Peaco Cem ,
LUEDEItS On Ocl. m nf nncuninnla,
dlid nnd burled at sen. .IHAN, MU.NIIO.
widow nf Inie lieu Is Hnuyer l.cudera
l.KlntO. Oct 31. SAMt'Hl.. hu'hnnd of
Lillian and sen nf Oconto C ami Kllrabeth
f -ii.i. .... , t n.no .. tn IRIO
:.? w,,n..n Mnn' "t-tn m m in40
tellnfnn .,"nMtn SasAV' W.
" oamnnd Lem.
i.nvriN'nnnn Oct 31. of Innuen",
RATIIAUINn 11 . widow of AUKUalus y.
Levencnod, aced 83. l'uneral services prb
ate. Sun.. 7 p m.. resilience or aon-iu-law,
Elmer E. Lenhnrdt. cor. 11 st. and
JVomlmt ave. Int Mon. l'ottstown t a, '
POttStOWn nOnerS COPy. I
(eflAV net. nn nnWAflD. husband of
Fannlo fonn (nee Tvson), iiucd 2a Rela-
tlves and friends. Homo Defense Reserves
nr 31st District, itHitru in iiineriu mrvirej, 1
Mon.. 3:30 p m 2S18 W. Gordon st. Int.1
Mt. Pence Cem. Remains may bo viewed
Sun. ete.
Mai COWAN Nov I JENNIE (nee Ched-
wlclt). wife of John MaUlnwiin. nired nn. .
n.1,,,1, ..,i f.i.n,!. In.lto.1 in funeral I
,i-iuii,i. iiim ...,-i...- .,,. t.Vi tl .
services. Mon. 2 P m 14 2 . VVIshart St.
1... i!.,...m..nni II.' nf P.I I'etn.
-" ""' ' "" - "
vtAriTtv Vnv 1 nf Influenr.-i. C7.ARA,
.lnniiiitee nf Cnrnltnt arid late Carl Mirtln(
aped 17 ltelntfles invited lo runeral. Tues., I
a m 420 W Clrard nve,
I...mk ,nn.
mi. .iiuai j.iiij
i.Mii-riliri .' , ..
McCAill! 'lit 31 of nneunionla. MARY
,- if,. 0f John J MrCobe nnd daughter
nf Maraaret and late Thoinna Gllllc'in.
itesidence. inns 'itnnnu ax. .-sowco m iu
v i n 1 lotar
MeCORMII K Oct. 30. of pneumonia,
nillDOET MiCOKMICK (nee Duffy), widow
of John McCnrmlck. 1"uneral Tues . in a.
tn.. 1438 . Ilroad si. Int. private, llolv
Cross Cem. Auto service.
st-,M'ai.-r,n net an ttrtmriET. widow
of William McCusker Relatives and friends, i
Sncred Heart nnd Hlessed Vlrirln Sodality of
ui ii.hPin n i :nnrrn. iiiiliii i u ii.iiciiii. i
Mnn.. H 30 a ni., 1,"37 S. 2Sth at. Solemn
rl.ulem mass St. tiabriera cnurcn 10 a. m.
jnt nniv rosa i-cin. ".' ""'"'.
AIclJOvj'iL.ij. vici. oi. &uy jy.tu ii.,
husband of Annie McDowell (nee I-owry).
n - t.t Fnnern1 Sun.. 2 n. m.. funeral
Mary Houvler Funeral private, Man . ill .
m.. from 043 N. 44th st. Int. Holy
ffi'r.nWA'-Oct. 31. DELRERT IT., hus-
nd of Anna SIcGowan (nee MrCaulev) A
member of Penn.i. Lodge. No. 3bu. r. and
A. M. Funeral services Private i. Mon. 10 j
a. am.. Oliver 11. fair liiat'.. iou v-nesmui
et. Int. private. ,
McLOONE. At Montana. Oct. 29. RER
NARD, son of Bernard and Sophia McTxione,
late of Olenties. County Donegal. Ireland
Duo notice of 'funeral will bo given, resi
lience of brother, Patrick McLoonc. 2730
Tarrish st.
McMAHON. Oct St. JOSEPH S.. hus
band of Jennie McMahon (nee Devlne) Fu-
iiiiiii i uf,..
p. m.. 1.13D i;muv si, tDeiow
Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto
IcKean at, I.
MrSORLEY Oct. 31, of pneumonia.
EL1ZAHETH MAY. wife of Francis D. and
daughter of late Charles and Mary Douvler.
1-iweral private. Mon., 10 a, m.. 013 N.
44th st. Int. Holy Sepulchro Cem. Auto
"mcVEY. Oct. .11. ELIZARETH. wife of
John McVey. aged 34. Funeral Mon.. 0
a. m.. residence. Prlmos ave.. Folcroft. Int.
"MVOON?Ocfm31. ELIZABETH, wife of
Richard Moon (nee MIlllKnnl. aged 47.
Relatives and friends Invited tn funeral
services. Mon.. I p. m.. 340.1 N. Water st.
(near Front and Ontario sts.). Int. Mt.
MOHAN. Oct. 81, FRANCIS, husband of
Anna Moran (nee Spahn) and son of Patrick
and Mary Moran. aged 19. runeral Mon.,
10 a, m . residence of parents, 1732 N.
Hollywood at. Int. Calvary Centr. Camden,
via automobile. . .w..
MULIJJN. Suddenlv. Oct. 31. JOHN J.,
husband nf Agnes Mullen Relatives and
friends. Order of Railroad -Conductors; Lodge
No 114. I,. O. O M : Court West Thlla.. No.
221). F. of A., invited to funeral. Mon.. 8:30
a. m.. 1305 N. r!lth St.. West Thlla. High
mass of requiem Church of Our Lady of the
Rosarv 10 n m Int. Holy Cross Cem.
MURPHY'. Oct 3(1. ELLEN A., daughter
nf the late James and Catharine Murphy.
Relatives and friends. R. V JL Sodality.
League of the Sacred Heart. Propagation of
Faith Societies of St. Patrick's Church. In
vited to funeral. Mon.. 8:30 a. m.. 2410
Waverly st. Solemn reoulcm mass at St.
Patrick's Chutch. 10 a. m. Int. Cathedral
,-Am A.itn aervlee.
NAI KMA. viol, .in !,esn'i.li -in
SA.MIUJI, nAUlv-l
MAN, husband of Caroline, Naikmari seed
Si Relatives and friends. Washington
Camp No. 270. P O. S. of A.. Invited to
Ilineral Services JIOll.. - P. I" . Wmiiuih m
iTiiii-m i -j&rf inti v. flxforn st. Int
Nnrthwood" m, Remains may be viewed
JSun . 8 to 10 p. in.
NIXON". Of pneumonia, Nov, 1. KT.OR
ENC'K M . wife of llnr-v Nixon iitin dauKb
ter of Charlen R. and Mary A. HOcen. afM
!i, Pimeral Tues . . p. hi , 4S.0 N 13th
O'NHILlI Nov. 1. of rneumonlfi, SARAH,
ntighler "f Patrlnk and late Hone A
"
n.ni Mnn.
residence I
.-..v.... . ,;,.-in v
"I 'airmn .wi" .-,
Int, -New
,. i..l wn I -,-.
luilt in ni 4it
HOHIJRT JAMEP. hushand of
i-itchle and son of JIary A. and loi
Ritchie. Funernl servli h Mon.. Ii::
Ell7abeth
ih uoorge
iriti,i ICiinernl aervli o Mon.. 2:30 n. m
i realilence oi mninor. ntoa siiruiu at, mi
Westmlnater Cem.,
i RITER. Oct. 31. of pneumonia, AN-
DREW, husband of Ruse Rlter and son of
John and Mary Rlter. aaed L'. Funeral
Hon. - P. m,, residence of ,parenta. 3t3'J
Amber at . Inl, private. Cedar Hill Cem
iioiii.xrii.i. net. . in riuiu,t -i. r.i.-
3ir,!l iili iiaiu ,,jii-i..i wn "v. """
l jlary J. ituuer men ucrneri. in luiivra huh
I friends Invited to funeral services. Mon.. .1
, p. m. IT Lexlnutnn nve., East Lansdowne.
int. Arllnnton Cem. Krlenda may call Pun.,
11.. T n m
HAND!. Of pneumonia, Oct. 31. MAY.
daughter of Charles and Margnnt Sands
(neo Coleman), aged 10. Funeral Mon.. 10
a. m.. residence nf parents. 1ST E, Tulpe.
hocken St., Germantown, Int. Holy Stpul
' SCHMALTZ. Oct. 31. CAROLINE, widow
of John Schmaltz, aged (Hi. Relatives and
friends invited to funeral services. Mon.. I
11. in.. 2235 N. Uber st. (lllth and Susnue.
hanna, ave.). Int. Northwood Cem. Friends
nay call Sun.. H to 10 p. m. Auto service.
H C H O E N E ll T. Suddenly. Ott 31.
FRANK, husband of Matilda Rebstock. Rela
tlves and friends. Concordia Lodge, No, 87,
I", and A, M, : Washington Camp, No, 318,
P. O. 8. of A.: Canute Council, No. 31.1,
o. of I. 'A.! Comanche Tribe. No. 52. I. O.
R. M.i employes of Houghton Co., Invited
to funeral services. Mon., 3 11. m . 11110 E.
Wlshsrt st Int. private. Relviis Cem
SCULLIN. Oft 28. ANNA M.. wife of
Francis E. Scullln and, daughter of lata
'I hnmU anH Vlnniiuh Ifussett. Funeral Mon. 1
11 a. m.. 11118 Haverford ave.. W Phila.
jnt. Cathedral Cm. ,.- . -
SCHAAD. Suddenly, Oct. 31. HENRYO..
ton of Oeorge W, and Mary Schaab (noe
Disney), aged !. Funeral Mon.. 1 p. m.,
residence of parents. 204U S Ileerhwood st,
Int. Mt. Morlah Cem.
SHANE. -Oit. an, WILLIAM SHANE,
husband of Emma !'. Shane and sou of the
Lite William and Isabella Sliiine aged 73,
Relatives and friends Invited to services. I
"loii 'lO a. m.. 1220 N. 18th it Lit. private, j
... .V., r -..-ii .lllll Pnin IlomHln-i m.ivl
ni itrei inuisi t -..., ...... .... ...-
I. a uIbiuaH Hlltl. sDVA
RUin Suddenly. Oct. 31. WILLIAM F.,
husband of Elizabeth Rlhr (neo Jsessler).
aged 82. Helatlves and friends. Petonka
Tribe. I. O. R. f.: George If. rierce Com
mandery. No. 1ST. K. nt M ) employes of
BSWW'
J"U.'J. I .." . n. yitr,ric-'e ulnu- r.f
HI. IT.--iJCI. mV nilll-tll. Wliivjw ll
William Bkay (ties O'Dpnnem. runeral Jton .
7-8(1 a. m. resident? of brother-in-law, Hugh
Molloy. 1518 H. 24th st, H gh mass at.
Gabriel's Church 0 a. in, Int. Holy Cross
' STKVENS. - Oct. SO. ol pnsumonla.
'ni7.rdJiii.Pii.. CHARLES H.. husband of
iia,hVrj,Ve Stovens (nee Pfieffer), aged ,35. Fu -
I nSSrSiVvIc- Bun.. P. ...resldenc. of
mnther.lll-iaw Airs. i,.iu.iiiiw ...c... .ur.
v. mh it. Int .private. Arl ngton Cera.
. ' ."'' ,. i018. MATii.da w.
I fai. .- aa.
I i,"' Xl
MHTIM
TONKn.-(ct. 8A. ANNA V.. dAUfrhtrr f
Chnrlca nnrl Mnw V, Toner. Relatives and
frknds lnHM to funeral. Tues,, 10 ft, m.,
nnmilii rcKidence. 3351 N. Ilroad at. Int.
Ilnlv spiiutciiro Cem
TUHMWI, wci, an, AIAKvrAKI'ii. HUgn
.""'. In'''t ler' " l,Vv.Rrv8 )'"''.'
iltlfrftl rni t I P. m,. l2o2 N Zritn at,
Int. I'-Hate Hemalns mav be v.ewed ITI.
Kunernl services and Int private, Mon,
oud im, Private
,, Wll.t. Nov. 1. MAltTI.V P.. busbaml of
".'"' .." IL'f.i ""r. 'i V . i "'"
!' an' friends lnvlte.1 1 to fun-ral sen-
lrrs Mon., 3 p tn . reaklence or sun,
'lm" .'Jft,11!' I?, VLAl,u "" T'"t"'
'"voVfifil'nM "Ti'mvV5tiv avv .if. -f
.liS.-r,' 3I,l?n,A?V; AS fViMj i2f
A,l',nn,'IeVX,0"1'?' .lliri",n," '!" '"
J.!,'"' '." ,f"n',rnl r?rrX,'m.-n,on'lniJ v'nrVI,'
;- , tv "'" 0,,rm,,nt0"n' " -Nrth.
"'""' cem'
I
tOST AND FOUND
imACKf.f.T Lost. Oct, 31, aold, flexible,
enalne-turmd bnicelct liberal reward. Cab
(Itn, 1'JOtl.l or call 3llll West Schoolhouse
lane, (itn,
COAT Irfist while motorlnff between Eas-
lon. iJoylcstown nnd llntboro! lady's black
ehevlnl tout, fur cuffs. Nnllfv 22s VV. lilt-
tenhouso st. nr nhone Oermnntown 1821.
"iWJJtSl
. - - ..----
l)i:iI) Lost, mislaid or stolen, deed lo
Lot 131, soellon Mcr(on Westminster cem
etery, Mrs. Anna ! Ixilly. rteturn (11112
Spruce at., I'liltnlclplil'i, Application has
been mlde for new deed. . . ., M
liNVi:Lr.l'i: Lost, 1 nvelotn mlilresseil Mrs.
Mnntnrot Norrls Tovn. tonlnlnlni; nlmns
$200, between (121 anil Webster sts. nnd nnth
nnu t enar ave., or in i.eiinr inenire. no1
ward ir return
nrned to (1107 Webster st.
WATCH Lost, Oct. S'l. hi two, n IlltK-t; irlton
nnd 1032Wnlnut,R diamond bracelet watch
rectnnpular shape, containing 13 dlimonds;
pnved b7el, black lines. Koehm moxement,
R-I.litne, ease No 11R33: reword of returned
.1. E. Caldwell A. Co., Juniper and Chest
nur sis.
w.VTCH and chain. Bold, lost; small match-
l,nv nw- nne end nf cbnln. l-'lnder Mill
nlcnan Communicate with Edcar 11 Shriter.
d'.'ti Marlttta live Lnnmster. Pn. Lib rew,
TZTmnZZZZTTZTnSTZ
HELP WANTED FEMALE
A PATRIOTIC OPPORTUNITY tN
CNITED STATES GOVERNMENT WORK
American anmles In the Held can advance
only If the Industrial nrmv nt home Keeps
inn hupihicc iiiuviiik n, iic iiiitii.
Industry cannot exist effectively without
the help of tho Hell Telephone operator.
n opportunity ror women, married or sir.,
gle. 17 to 3.1 years, to make their patriotism
effective by serving at tho Nation a switch
board III on per week for first four weeks.: $10 5(1
to $12 per week con be earned next few
weens unpio aavancement tnereaitcr.
...
t Fa sclna tine work In pleasnnt surroundmgs
iiiii, 111 linn n,.,t-ii ml , ub l i nn inri'ii v i'n ,
ments.. sick benefits: vacations with pay; 7
to nours- worn per aay.
Apply any weekday. 9 A. M. to B P M.
103t Aroh street Miss M. D Ryan
40(1 Market street Miss O Smith
20 W. Chelten are. .Miss F R. Zlngol
20 E. 5th St.. Chester.. Miss W O Rellly
New employment office at 7th and Chestnut
streets. Onen dav nnd evening.
0 A. M. to R:30 P. M.
Miss A. Donohue.
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
OF PENNSYLVANIA
ACCOCNTlNO DEPARTMENT OF THE
PHRLIC LEDOER CO.
deslrei the services of a
STENOGRAPHER
and
CLERIC
Excellent chance for advancement
Apply (1th and Chestnut sts.
Ask fnr Mr. Wlest
BOOKKEEPERS AND CLERKS
ALSO TYPISTS
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
BOOKKEEPER, assistant, wanted by manu
facturlng corporation In N. E. district.
Reeply tn own handwriting, stating age en,
nerlence and salary desired. S 21, P. O
Box 3443 ' '
BOOKKEEPER In large office; must be
thoroughly experienced nnd willing to work
In various departments: state experience
nnd salary wanted. P 421. Ledger Office.
BOOKKEEPER with knowledge of stenog
raphy wanted bv company in central part
of cltv, state particulars. H 457, Ledger
Central
CARAMEL WRAPPERS
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
CHAMBERMAID and waitress, experienced
white girl: nermanent nnslllnn, reference.
t,i.-. r,i;-.r.. iw.i, ri -
,,'""' '"", """' -
. CHAMBERMAID; also woman for day's
I work; good wages. Call .1312 Race. Ph.
i.miuw m.i
CLERKS
Tounir vvnmen hetween the ac-ea of IR
and .10. tvplsts and those with nddlnic
machine experience preferred. Apply to
Mr. Srhoflold
BAHDKR, ADAMSON A CO.
Richmond and Allegheny ave.
fill It: slate ace. experience and salary de.
i wneu .i i.nn. i.ingei, i potrai
COM11 MINDERS; etendy worlc on essential
war Industry eood warns. Apply Oris
wuld Worsted Co . Darby. Pa.
COOK anted, mlililli-nm d colored woman
for ook and downstairs work: ref, rcq.:
eiiliurlis: -I In fnmllv. II (lit). Led Cent,
COOIv, white: family nf 3 adults: H. sena.
rate bedroom. Address P. O, Ifcx 14,
Cnwd Pa
COOK, colored, wanted. Mrs J Wynne.
Walnut ave., Wajne, Pa, Phone Wayne
FEMALE WORKERS
WANT TO BE PATRIOTIC?
HERE'S YOUR CHANCB
Bend not only a man. but a run to lbs front
800
women from IS tn 411 5 ears of age wanted
to learn operation of machines: no expert'
etico necessary plenty of light work for
iiinse wjio are not strong DC per nour, nr
. 114.111 tier week for the first 2 weeks whlla
?nyi "r learning; then plerewoik: yoytr
' piecework earnings should uversga from Is
to t5 per duy or mora.
A steam-heated plant.
1 Mation In charge.
Wa havo hosnllal and nurses,
Hoarding houses for women workers.
. A largo cafeteria for women.
St.
Hti
1 tvaln service from PhlladslDhla.
;eclal 10-trln tickets. Philadelphia to Eddy
. -.--- ",, o ,.,. ii..
i-IIWIil(l 111411,
M.miinlli llntir K
BRING REFERENCE
For further Information apply
M,UV1Y8EHFlPLjvryf,,
I mw .., . .1
or
United Slates Employment Ottice
1811 Arch st. (ask for Miss Kun).
2111 S. lTth st.
f.203 Market st. (Mr. Mooney). .
N. W. cor. 49th and Paschal! ays. (Mr.
' - jjj Federal st. (Mr. Elfretb).
;" rpHlLADBLPHu!',pA.
riecnnen.
"' i'.
tvd
h&
BL
COOKINO ana dornUlr workrmMlI tn-
1171 jtooa wstes. MSI MldalaT-
Qireen ftne. Phone Oermsntown lg8. .
DicTArnoNB orr-nATons, experi-
ENCBD
AT.BO LFlAnNEflfl
Aprt.Y HUHBAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMXKEIt'S
1-OOD IN GASPROOF TINS
JS UltanNTI.T NEEDEH IN THE FP.ONT.
LINE TIIENCHES
WE NEKtv (10 OlTtt.S Oil TOtfNO JVOMEN
TO HELP PUT IT THEP.ST
WHICH CONSISTS OK SOt.OEIHNO "TUB
TINS AND PACKINO THEM WITH ,
HAIID HHKAU
TOU HAVE AN OPPOUTUNtTV TO EARN
A IJONUS WHEN YOtt IJECOME
EXPERIENCED
WORK IN LIGHT. AIRY ROOM
KEEULEn-WEYL tlAKINO CO.
208 N. 22D ST.
UIHL to do general office work: must be
quick and accurate: no experience necea
s.iry: snlaryl (12: Rive full details In an
swering, r 41P, ledger Office.
(Hill. WANTED Mr kitchen work in mill
restaurant. AddIv Orlswold Worsted Co..
r i,ir"vi iw
HOUSEWOnK (eeneral). eood cook: sleep out
nr in i nil Munoay. jou ?i. ism.
Olltl.S. HI years of aso or over: llarht ma
chine work! experience not necessary!
pormanent position: aood pay while learn
ing; lnerenso according to proficiency. Apply
A. V. Moore. 303 Race St.
GIRLS, 75 wanted, to pack crackers In cans
for the army: no experience necessary:
Rood pay: steady work. Apply Medlar His
cult Co.. 2210 Alter at. (near, 22d st. and
Washington ave.)
UIRLS WANTED, experienced and learners,
In silk-spreading nnd other departments;
steady work: essential war Industry: good
wages. Apply Orlswold Worsted Co., Darby,
Pa
OIRLS AND VTOMr.N
Wanted on work for the Government In
assembling, topping hvachlnes, power press,
foot press, screw machines and pipe thread
Inn department, H. T. Palate ft Co., 32d
and Arch sts. Apply to either U. S. Employ
ment Office. 210 8. 17th St., P to 10 a. m .
or 1311 Arch St.. 10 to 11:80 a. m. Brlnr
this ad and ask for Mrs. Hobson.
, GIRLS. 14 TO 17
O00D OPPORTUNITY FOR BUSINESS
CAREER
APPLY BUREAU OP EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
OIKLH wanted, not over 10. not a-olntr to
school, for light work In newspaper oft ice.
Applv City Editor, fourth floor, 000 Cheat
nut ni. ,
Q1RLS wanted to deliver telegrams all parts
of city; rood pay; short houra: no Sunday
work. See Mr. Chambers, Western Union, '
1ft 01 Chestnut.
GIRLS wanted to learn to feed cylinder
printing presses: gaud wages. Drown 4
Bailey Coi. 410- N. Franklin.
OLRLS wanted, 16 jrs. of age, for gen. office
work: need not dp ex per. American En-
gineerlng Co , Aramlngo avf-. A. Cumberland,
HOSIERY
PAIRERS
.FOLDERS
AND BOXERS
Beat pav In rltv
daylight mill
learners also taken
and paid well while lenrnlnsr
APPLY WALLACE WILSON HOSIERY CO.
Orchard at. below Unity, Frankford
i
I
, HOSIERY
8TRINO KNITTERS
on Banner and Scott A Williams
full automatic machlnea
Highest yaKes In city
Dayllcht mill
Apply Wallnce-Wllsei Hosiery 'Co.
Orchsrd st. below Unity
HOSIERY knitters and toppers on Brott &
Wllltnms full automatic machines: double,
stitch work: nlso loopers on Wrls-nt steady
dial IB-point maeh'fi: steady work (rood pav.
Hygienic Fl'eced TTnder'r Co .24lfSN.11oward.
HOUSEWORK White girl for general
housework: good plain cook: wagea .10 a
week: referenie renulred. Phone Oak Lane
221 or call 1015 70th ave.
LAUNDRY
WOMEN TO
SHAKE OUT
IN FLAT WORK DEPARTMENT
EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY
APPLY 1308 FILBERT STREET
NURSE, or nurserv governess, experienced,
for 2 bos. ace 3 and AM years, and as
sist with older boy: permanent position:
reference. Phone Chestnut Hill 8,13 or
iiHi. 7K17 St. Martina lane.
WANTED
REGISTERED NURSE
TO DO INDUSTRIAL PLANT
WORK ,
STATE SALARY, EXPERIENCE
AND REFERENCES
APPLY P.IO. BOX 4BM
OPRRATOHS FOR FACTORY ENOAOED
IN THE MANUFACTURE OF ELKO
TRK'AL DEVICES NEEDED BT THE
GOVERNMENT.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TfV AF-Vi-inni-n
TIIOSK WHO DKHTRP WTF!Or
WOHK AT GOOD PAY IN AN ESSENTIAL
1NDIISTRY. PREFERENCE WILL BE
GIVEN TO THOSE WHO HAVE MEM.
IIRRB OF THEIR FAMILIES IN THE
B-KViCtt.
ATTKNDANCE...B O NO! INCREASES
WEEKLY KAIimnuo,
FACTORY THOROUGHLY MODERN! LO.
CATDD IN TIIB CENTRAL BUSINEBS
BbUTIUN AX4U S.AOIL.X Asis.uaaiUjS.
THE WELFARE OF EACH INDIVIDUAL
EMPLOYE IS CAREFULLY ATTENDED
T(l. Act lirJ iniin. Lfini-r.ninArix, BTI ..
ARE UNDER THE DIRECT SUPER
VISION OF BXPBRIENCED NURSE AND
MATRON.
APPLY EMPI-OYMENT OFFICE BE
TWEEN 10 AND 12 A M.. GENERAL
KibbUinil. Wi, llll AOU WlllAJW BlilS.
SALESLADIES
EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY
Womeaoftsct and personality to prsssnt
our merchandise In Philadelphia and nearby
towns.
EASY? PLEASANT WORK
APPLY AT OFFICE
W, H. WALKER
V l4i RIDGE AVI.
ti
'if.i.
..QKB
MANAOmt-
.. nrit-en n
m-- erltiea lafy t JSJSJJSJH
( liatr-tf renins parlor, tf.WifJSM,
on. lift OrantiT t.. Norfslk. v
.va.i tooa m
itlchfleiSanf.
OFFICE p'lRL. about It. iltltit uatowmT'ls!
learn clerloal work: exp, unnecessary; sb
TJiejmsntAi4rejt'4i.8. lMiJTCt(m.
. ., .SALESWOMAN
who thoroughly understands sweaters: .
manent position: preference given to avMI
cam witn corns knowledge or illk ana tnasnii , i
underwear.
, HiRsoira .
t2S MARKET BT,
X
SALESWOMEN FOR SEVERAL
DEPARTMENTS
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
a. - .... " -X
rt JusiuoAnxitjv a ,
.
SCSRUBWOMAN
Strong white woman for scrubbing an4
general cleaning In Market street iterei
hours, A a, m. to 2 p. m.: one eyenMc
every week; salary $12. P 412, Ledger Office.
SEAMSTRESS
FOR BTATE HOSPITAL
ALLENTOWN, PA.
APPLY
TUESDAY, FROM 11 A. M. TO 11 M.
U S EMPIX1YMKNT OFFICE
13tl ARCH ST.
RRINO THIS At) WITH TOU
SHOES Wanted, skivers. Laird. Schober i
wo., tin ana aiwrspt, seennn noor.
SILK SPREADERS, experienced and learn
ers: steady work: essentlsl war Industry!
rood wages. Apply orlswold Worsted Co.,
paroy. ra.
SODA CLERKS
EXPERIENCED OR INEXPERIENCED "'SI
APPLY BfJREAU OP EMPLOYMENT jl
WANAMAKER'S
V.
htw wnnn A TII f!fl
l i n 4M , wk! m Km Ma ! Bal k fttll JftlaVaSSftt
hmlnrmi hoiMAH In Phi In iil oh la nan an otMn 1
In tnr an ftmhitlnna nnd mnnrsptla tno J 1
rnnher who can also intrlllftently handU "
nrnee netaii witn speed and accuracy: tnor
oushneas and common aene more eiientlai
than previous experience; thin is not war
Job but an exceptional opportunity' to1
come part of u succennful nrffmnlzauon, your
alary will keen pace with your develop
ment Address P 127. Ledger Office.
STKNOOItAPHER wanted by mfir. corpora
tion In N. K. district: oDPnr. for advance.
iiepiy in own nanawrmng:, ntaxe, nae ex;
and wal expctM. N Iff. P. O. Pox 8-
4T0.
STi:xuUKAlllKK with knowledge of book .
kpenlntr: nrntral location: ahort houra: per
m an nt..po?MIm; wtfte dntalle C 27. Led. Oft.
TAYUni.ir"l.i;uiC. rxperlencedi state aff.
f xpir i i l salary expected, P 483,
Lei1mr '
WANTED
HOG ISLAND SHIPYARD
BTENOORAPHERSONE OR MORE
YEARS' EXPERIENCE
TYPISTS, ONE OR MORE YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
COMPTOMETER OPERATORS.
EXPERIENCED
CLERKS. EXPERIENCED
MESSENGER GIRLS
APPLY AT
ROOM 258
WOMEN'S EMPLOYMENT 'DIVISION
EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT
HOG ISLAND
OR
U. S. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
WOMEN'S DIVISION
, - 1S15 ARCH ST.
STENOGRAPHERS A large Philadelphia n
bank nas need or a rew nign-graas 1
stenographers: excellent opportunity for ".'
those showing ability. Reply, statins; sse.
experience and salary expected. M 418,
Ledger Office.
TiCACWRR WASTED
IVAivian Iai, ptsiIm It, t.rlv.t .ehftnl r maA
salnrv. Apply Immediately, position watt Ct
Ing National Teachers' Agency. 827 Psrry. ii
ng National Teachers' Agency, 827 Perry, ii
TIME CLERK, white, experienced, to assist' Vl
alnry $9, Phone Ojrontz 15 W. Call 227
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FOR OFFICERS'- DINING ROOM
STATE HOSPITAL
ALLENTOWN. PA.
APPLY
U. S. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
1811 ARCH ST.
BRING THIS AD WITH YOTJ
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WAITRESSES WHITE. FOR
COUNTER AND FLOOR WORK -APPLT
BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
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WOMAN Position open for capable wossam fft
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where effort Is appreciated and merit r-'fi
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to engage In
light manufacturing work
la an essential Industry
easy to learn
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pleasant working conditions
MILLER LOCK CO.
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Women's Division, 4261 FranKtora ave.
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