rV -lfl 'J. EVENING PUBLIC LEDGERPHILADELPHIA FRIDAY. NOVEMBER' 8f'i918 -s. Set J - ' (-r,,-. ,".;.. , ... . if ' v o (Other deaths nn.rara a KtNKIL. Nor. B. MAE A. KUNKIL. fenatfiter n( Ellen E. and th 11 Utwrtkn jT.TKonkll. Relatlvea and friends Invited l funeral aervlces. 8t.. ,2 l 'T..'i' 8 Mtn . InL private, chelten II II Cem LARKIN Nov. (1. ELLEN wife or Jot? gLarhln. nelatlvea nnrt friends. II. . rtoaauiy. flinr am, 'ij ,' ".':-. r- . .". . . ,-- In. IIJ III ot me i ranausuiitni'ii, .ii.i.v., ... Ul ttirt a m.. 422 S. Rlth Mt. nn'reauiem mass Church of the Trnn lion in . m. Int Holy Cross Cem. . LEOPOLD. Nov fl. BARBARA, widow or gfga I.enpolfl. ageo ... ivriauvca nnu Hie Inviteu to lunerai. mm p. m.t N. Irk live. Inl Ml Klnal Cem amt.r vnv A Robert a., husband TJCllcn A, Maglll (nee Wlede) Relatives ana .irienna, Jerusalem iwnr. .o, ono. r, 51 A. il.i .lohn.E. Armstrong Council No. . Jr. O. U A. M.i directors of the N. H. and L. Asao., and the North Penn Hulld Asa'n, Invited to services, Hun .2 p. m.. 'N, oth at Int. Orrenmnunt Cem. IARSH. Nov. TIIOMAH .1 . hilhand f. Charlesannn Marsh (nee Karav). tltela , ttvea and frlenda invited to funeral aerv Less, Mnn., 2 Pr m .'i212 Harlan at., Writ Jrmiadclphla. Int. private "w MAThACK. Nov. ft. HELENA K., widow t John Vf, Matlark. Relatlvea and frlenda invited to service Mat. 2 p. m . at her law 'residence. 1(130 Francis at. Int. South Eaor.1 Hill rem. MATTOCH101 Nov. II, or Influenxa. FLORENCE Mi. wife nf John Matlnehlo arid daughter or Charles n. and Louisa Mc oa. Funeral service private. Mon.. .1 p. m . realdenee. of parents, mhi Windsor sq. Int. TrV-te. Veslminster rem. 'McCAUHLAND. On Nov. It. 11)13 HELEN B.J wire tif Kdwln I McCuaslocid (nee Polo. ntpn). aged Ro yeara. Funeral aervlcea Sat urday, ft p. m.. at brother-in-law's rrslilenoo. 8.-.O. Davenport, 401 Clifton ave . Colling ale, r. Int. private McCORMICK. SudJenly. or pneumonia. JJor.4, at llartelonn. Spain IIAKIIY. eon r IV J. and Catherine MVCnrmlek and nephew or Archblahnp Dougherty, aged 2. Pontifical mnn at Our Mother of Sorrows Church. 4Kth and Lanraeter ave.. hv the Arrhhlahop. Sat., 10 a m. Ilelatlea and zrlandl. alao raculty and atudenta of St. Charlea Seminary, Overlircok Invited to at- McKKE. Nov .1, CATHAHINi: Mow of Bernar.l MrKee. ttelntUea and frlendr. i trj. lted to runeral. Sat., s-.lci a. m MS "II low Oroe ave.. Olenelde. Tn. Hiah tnaaa t St. I.uke'a Church (llenalde. Ill a in. It. HnlV Sepulchrt' Crm . . . MENY. Nov. 7, KMII.IK I '. .M" ,"' Charier Jlenv. aaed 77 nealdrliee a.!l Bonborouah ave. Hoxlioroush Funeral Jervlrea and Int prUate. ronenlence or anlly. nemnlna may be viewed bun . 7 to . ..MEYEI18. Ntv 7. Ct.AHA widow oj Daniel Meyers, nued rl ltrlatlr and frlenda lnited to funeral. Sun. p. m.. Ittin Ulamond t . Int Mt. Slnal Cm JtOItnOW, At Atlantl" Cllv Nov. n JO SEI'lt R.. huaband of Umlly M Inee Patton) Sna aon or Tnomaa nmi i;muy .iiorrow. imni 2. runeral aervlcea. Sat.. 2 n m . par enta' reildenee 2."2 Jaaper at Int. Ivy Hill Cem. . . , tiMit Nov. fl CHAni.Et huhnd of! Pauline Nahm (nee Kern). Funeral erleej at 125 Itobbtna ae. Hockledce. ,rhoe Fox Chaae. Sat.. II a m. Frlenda may call' Frl. eve. Int private, l.awn lew Cem., Omit flower. I MORI.K Suddenlv. Nov S. PRANK, hua- ' band of .Amea Noble. Funeral Sat 1 p. m.. .ItROI Rodman at. Int Mntroae C m. Remalna mav be lewed Frl S lit In n m NOYOKAT. Suddenly Nov fl. PF.TKR NOYOKAT aaed 44. RelatHr. and frlenda. all aocletlea of wnien ne wna a memner. in. vttrd to funeral aerlcea Sat., 1 p. m . 14.i N. 18th at. Int. Hlllald Cem Ma funeral er. Frlenda may call Frl. ee O'DONNKI.U Of pneumonia. Oct in BICJIAltlJ P., aon of lllehard and the lite Julia O'Donnell. formerly of Elton. Tn. Relative and frlenda lnled to attend h solemn requiem maaa (monih'a mind). Mon.. 9 a. m., at Church of St Thnmai Aqulnaa. JTth and JTorrli PAHI.. Oct. ft Private CAIII. O.. ann of Anna M. and late Wllllnm C Pahl iiKed 2.1 Co. II. mid Knuln-era In vrrr PARAVICINI. Nov. 7 ROSA, wife of Joseph raralrlnl and dautchter of late John and Roaa Oerlach. Relative and frlenda In Red to funeral aervlcea Mon.. 3 p, m . BSIO Ashland ave. Int. private MIL.-Nov. II. KMII.Y MARTHA PAUL, diuihtrr or the late Pr. John Rodman Paul Funeral aervlce at Sunaet nv... Cheatnut Kill. Sat.. 11 a. m. Int. private. Pleaaa omit flowers PETKRMA.V Nov. 7. CAROMNH II . jjauahter of Auauatua s and Mary r Peter man. Fumral prlvatn at convenience of family realdenee of brother-in-law, Charl"a II. tVhlleman. tll JlHe nve RoaboroUBh PHILLIPS. At Cfemenlon. N. J ..Nov ft. BARAK J wile or Rev Parker N Phillip. Relatives and frlenda Invited to funeral services. Sun.. 1 p. m . late realdenee. Clementon. N. J, Int IlarlflKh Cem POTTS. Nov. .1. at Rronnsvllle. Tex., JOIIX. aon of (leorae and Aanea O Potta, aaed IB Relatlvea and rrlenda, Waahlncton Camp. No. 360. P. o S. or A . nnd Stenton field Club. Invited to runenil aervlcea. Sat., i9 p. m.. parents' residence, 207 E, Phil. Mlena st.. Mt. Airy. Int Chelten Hills Csni. Remains may be lewed Frl eve, PRIEST. Nov il. of pneumonia. MA RIETTA, wife of Jamea Prleat and dauahter of Charlea R. and Jennie Ensllsh. ased 3d. Knnaral from her late realdenee, near Hurff Us. K. J.. Sat.. 12 noon. Int. Chew's it. E Cem. QUINS. At Atlantic City. N. J.. NovS. aUsAJf. widow or Mlctiaci uuinn. 231ft ra rifle ave.. Attlantlc City. Funeral arrives at Old Cathedral Cem . 11-30 a. m , Sat. rue . Nov. n una. riiAni.rs to. hui. nand nl Elizabeth Rice (nee Walton), seed 11. Funeral services Sat., at 2 p. rn.. at Pla-tato residence. 1.112 Harrison at., Frank ford. Int. private, at Oakland Cem, Re. Tnalna mav be viewed Frl., from 8 to in RICHARPS. Nov. fl of pneumonia, JfATHAN JJ . aon of Henrietta and late Ch&rlea 8. Richards, ssod 23 Funeral Mon.. 1 p. m.. resldenc- of mother. 7ft Preston st Int. St. Paul's I.otharan Cem ROWnOTTOM. Nov. 0. JAJIES. huebind m Mirv CrantreA Rowbottom. aired Rl. Rel atives and friends, alao Richard Vaut" Iporbjo HH4, F. and A. M. and Enalneera Trlbs, Invited to funeral services Sat . 2 3n fem., 4031 N. 12th at. int. North Cedar II Cem. 8C1IULT7.E. Nov. ft. HENRY V . hua band of Lena M, Schultze (nee Cebaur), mA flfl. RaVbtlvea and frlenda. Phlln. Mu. ileal Asso.. and the T. M. A., Invited to Xuneral services. Sat.: 2 P. m . 211.1 Fisher avs. Olney. Int. private. 8CHWE1ZER. Nov. (I. ROSIE. widow of Jacob Schwelzer. Relattvea and frlenda, Cannstatter Unterstuetzunire Vereln, No, 1. Invited to services Sat . 2 p. m., son-in-law's realdenee, ft72n N 2d St.. Olney, Int. Oreenmount Cem. Friends may call Frl., ScHWEIZER. Nov. n. FREDA, widow of Herman A. Sehwelzer. Relatlea and friends Invited to funeral aervlces lftl N. Wilton St., mt.. 3 p. m. Int Mt. Vernon (Tern 8HELDEN. At Rradley Reach. N, J.. Ifov. 1. GERTRUDE R. SHAW. wle of Alen tihvlden ased 41. Services nnd int. private, Lauret Hill Cem . Philadelphia 8MITH. Nov. 5. MARY O . wife of lien Jamtn Smith, ased 3H. Relatives and zrlrenda Invited to funeral. Sat.. 2 p m., a.la; Rhawle st.. Tacony. Int. private. Jdasnolla Cem. 8TEPHENbON. At New Brunswick. N. J.I Nov. 4. JOHN PAUL, son or late It. U. and Jennie J. 8lephcneon and brother of Major H F Stephenson. MIees Florence and llabel Stephenson, Mrs. Henry Holt and afrs. C. Rlehman Funeral from parlon of W. II. Quackenboaa. 08 Albany it . New Brunswick N. J.. lOUin a. m. Int Rorden town; N. J. 8TBWART. Or 6124 Columbia ave., Jfov . SARAH JANE, wire or James Stewart. Sarrtcea and Int. private -8TOL2ER. or pneumonia. Nov. n 1918. 3BTHKL. wire or Andrew Stolzer and dauch. Jjr of William and Elizabeth Jonea. ased 29. Tuneral 9at., 2 p. m.. from her parents' -residence. 4 E. Asbmead st., Qermantown. Int. Chetten Hills Cem 8UrER. Nov. B. ELIZAHETH. widow of John Super. Relatives and frlenda members Patterson Memorial Presbyterian Church, In cited to funeral services. Sat,. 2 p. m., 32a N. Orosa St. Int. Radnor M. E. Cem. TRULLINOER Nov. . EMELINK. wife of William H Trulllnaer (nee Wendllns). aced .61. Relatives and frlenda InOted to Xunr I aervlcea. Sat., 2.30 p m.. huabaad'a resiaence, i.emonie at int private, ver)mrton Cem. Friends may call Frl. TVAN DU8EN. Sent. 3n. killed In action S France. Lieut. EDWIN THORP VAN U8EN. ared 23. only ion of Samuel R. and Fanny C, Van Duaen. Memorial servlrs f 'Sun.. 4 p. m. Calvary Episcopal Church, afarthelm zt. and Iulaskl ave., Germantown. ftnlt flowers. WAIJtER. Nov, 7 nf rllphtherla. THEL IfONDT C. dauchter of John and Elizabeth TCalker. aed 4 yeara 8 months. Residence, Has Kenslnrton ae. No runeral. WALLACE. -Nov ft FREDDY FRAN CIS WALLACE, ased 21 Funeral residence ofTIBother. 203 E. Monmouth St., Mon.. 3 P. m. Int. Oakland Cem. He was a mem. her of Stephen Olrard Council. No, 141, Jr. O. U. A, M. Remains may be viewed Sun. "WALLS. Nov. 5. DAVID WALLS. Rela- 1 lives and friends Invited to funeral. Hat., " Z P. m.. residence or brother.lnlaw, John Watltraon. 11 Walnut st., Marcus Hook. lat. Lawncroft Cem. AL8H. Oct. 1R. of pneumonia, at i i ftteenatown, Ireland. OEOROE HERUERT -' WALSH, eldest son of Stovenson Hockley ' and Jtoberta Les Walah. In his 3Bth year. Funeral service at 1X28 Pine street,, Sat.. 11 a. m. Int. private. Please omit flowers. j iWALTHOUR. Sept. 27. In France, aerv - bur In ln.td Trench Mertar Ilattery. TAY LOR EVKULY. son of Mary K. and late '' Tavlor Walthour, of Savannah. Oa. i. WOLFRAM. Nov. K. CAROLINE WOLF. ' (WAM. widow of Frederick Wolfram, aaed 82, Valattvaa anil frlenda lnvltri in funaml '..asrvlcea. 8at.. lan p. m.i at tha residence t af nir iiBVJiinrii iia. t.ruiiiio in.uirnrnn M -f Bti.af mt Int private Mt, ilorlah JLtet- OH- fnnfH(l. HELP WANTKD FEMALE AFTER TIIK WAR inr'i arrDtan of the armlktlc In no Altera the rermnncy of Hrll Tele- n OMrtlori tsoaltlona. The areat In Rrlea of PhlladeiDhlw and vk'tnltv will re- tha helo of the Hell telephone no leu pear than In war. permanent DU'ineas opportunity u now rd to vounr women. marrl-Nl or alnale. to 83 yeara. No experience required. p week for first 4 weeks: IM..VI to 112 -mi- week ran be earned next few weeka: . wmII dvncinent thereafter. '' W4stnatin work. In pltaiant aurroundinvs; ItMie4xs9ns ssrvi flS sick la hours w y any wtea Arch si.. : Market st jHiirrt"rT served m coiij nnnivereiirr pay a lt l.nAlai t osmHAna aa-4 Ih mwnft is,ivll" lavaiiwia fft F tt tnfaiiaia uriirLf tip H.1V ' wtekday, D n. m. to fl p, m. , jusa ai, if, Jiyan. tl., fl Umllk M W. Chsllcn ave,, Mis K. R. Zlnirnt C K. Slh st Chester, Fa.. Miss W. a. Relllv. . MIII Haw emploment office at 37th and Chest- T.- a .. Av .aa,l AaetHlm-fl fa as b- a . HELP WANTED FEMALE EXCKLLKNT OPrORTUNITT FOR TErtMANENT POSITION AFTER 4 MONTHS' SEtlVICE OUR YOUNO WOMEN ARE RE CF.N'INO FROM 112.00 TO Ji00 PER WHEK. WE PAY J10.00 WEEK Dl'RINO THE FIRST MONTH AND 111. (HI DURINO THE SECOND MONTH. WITH FREQUENT IN CREASES THEREAFTER. IIONUS PAYMENTS. SICK 1IENEFITS. VA CATION WITH PAY. UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE RECREATION AND TH.VINO ROOMS. WELL-COOKED FOOD OF REST QUALITY SERVED nELOW COST. THE WELFARE 01' TUB KMPt.OYEH IS VERY CARE FULLY LOOKED AFTER. AND THERE IS NO llllTTER OrPORTU NITY FOR REPINED YOUNO WOMEN. APPLY AT ONCE. ROOM 402, BOURSE RUII.DINO. OTH AND MAR KET STS 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY HOoliKKHPnilTIIIJ Pt'nl.lC I.KDOER COMPANY DESIRES THE SERVICES OF A YOI'.NO WOMAN IN THE ACCOUNT- INfl DEPARTMENT, PLKVNT SI'H- ROI'NIMNOS AND AN' ASSURED PUTURB VSK FOR MR PRICE PUBLIC I.EDHKR COMPANY SIXTH AND CHESTNUT hTS ACCllt'NTINll HBPimfENT OP THE" PUII1.IC LElKlER CO llealra the aervlcea ol a CLERK Exrellent chance tor adwinrrm ait APPt l-lh anil Cll-tnut ata ak ror Mr, Wleat HIMlKKEEI'EIt In lame off're rnut b" thoroitKhl experienced lillnif to work in tarioMs (i.pirlm,nla Mat., uttrlence llld aalnrv wanted P fl'.'n ledger Offlr. IIOOKKIIKPEII and Uniat. expi rleifre'd tounir lady Call the Preabjterlan. 1217 Market ;iooKK"i:EPER.atenoirrapher. central; hours fl to ft; state qualifications, phone number, II M2. Idter Central IIOOKKEEPERS AND CLERKS ALSO TYPISTS APPLY BUREAU OF EMPI-OYMENT WANAMAKER'S CANDY PACKERS CHOCOLATE COATKRS AND CARAMEL WRAPPERS APPLY HUREAU OF E.MPI.OYJIENT WANAMAKER'S CHAMHERWORK and wnltlnK white, small r.imllv Coll 172 ipriic. at CHILDNURSE or nura"rv iroxerncaa. experi enced, aood relerence. for 2 lne ftti and 7 years, aleap out Apply lietween 8 and H t m.. 121 S still! at. CLERK Ilrlaht. capable alrl. lo amlt llh clerical work of Tloti.v manufacturing con. arn on Oovernment work; knowledae of typewriting dealrnhle Apply In own hand writing atatlnv nTe nnd watrea expected H-in. P. O. Ro 3484 CLERK Yountf lady, quick and accurate at fltrurca atate ace and silary ilealred M 14.1. LedKer Central COMTtUIIvTr.il ORERATOR to rin mlil rraphlne only: muat be quick; excellent chance for rapid advancement: atate ex perlence and salary wanted. P S2J, Ledger Office COOK, white: family of 3 adults; 18 aepa. rate bedroom. Address P. O. irox 11, Cvnwvd Pa. DISHWASHERS WHITE, FOR RESTAURANT WORK APPLT RUREAU OP EMPLOYMENT WANAMAKER'S OIRI, In office for fltlntf. and erranda: chance to learn and ndance. Apply 244 S ftth at I-'EMALE OPERATIVES from 1H to 4' years of ane WOODRURY. N. J . HAO-LOADINO TIJVNT United Sates Gnernmnt work: Wnahlnc ton Park, near Westvllle. N. J., on Penn sylvania Ratlroid (Weat Jersey and Sea ahoro division)- also by trolley rrom Camden. Free transportation lo and rrom Phlladel. ohla. Camden and Intermediate polnta. Cars reserved for women operatives. Wnrkinr hours 7 m, to 3 p. m. and 3 p. m. to 11 p. m 34c TO 54c PER HOUR Rednners receive 34o per hour while under Inatructlnna, which laata from 1 to 2 weeks after which tbc rate is increased according to proficiency. This altea ou nn oDPortunltv to ahow your patriotism and do vnur hit while helm? paid for It as the op ration of thla plant is es sential to our overseas forces. Lunch may be carried into the plant or pur chased at cost In the cafeteria. Further Information mav be obtained bv annlvlna to anv United Stalea or Federal Emplojment Office SlaeARTHUR RROTHERS CO. 33 S. 11th at f second floor! Philadelphia. Pa. or Lmnlojmenr Department Waalilnston Park Westvllle. N. J. food in QAsmoop tins 13 UROENTLT N-EEOEII IV THE FRONT LINE TRENCHES WB-NEEO ID C.1R1.S OR VOITNO WOMEN TO HELP PUT IT THERB . WHICH CONSISTS OK SOLOERINO THE TINS AND PACKING T1IE.M WITH HARD 1IREAD TOU HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO KAR.V A IIONUS WHEN VOU UEClJMB EXPERIENCED WORK IN LIGHT. AIRV ROOM KEERLER-WEVL RAKING CO 20 S N. 22D ST. PETEYA Hundred in the Hand's Worth Two in the r As I said EFor.t I rVWIWC W00t.ArIE. j ?iSAVAVjrrAES,TUT l n-iON-N OM IT t COOLOMT S5T AuoTHefc TDlPTeer4 I -0UAWS e wr - ' HELP WANTED FEMALE FINISHERS ON REGULATION WORK APPLY HUREAU OF EMPUITME.NT WAN.ULVKER-S GIRLS. II TO 17: ClOOIl OPPORTUNITY FOR Ill'SINESS CAREER APPLY IIURE.VU OF UMPIJYMENT VANAM-Ki:.l'R GIRLS AND WOMEN Wanted on work for the tlovernment In m-mbllnif, topping machines, power press foot preaa, screw machine and pips thread Inr ileparlment. II. T. Palate Co.. S2d and Arch sis Apply lo either U. S. Employ ment orflce 211) s. 17th it.. P lo 10 a. m, or 1311 Arch at,, 10 lo H'30 a. m. Drlnr thla ad and ask for Mrs. Itobson. GIRLS 11 YEARS OR OVER WANTED AT ONCE GOOD WAGES TO WORK IN WALLPAPER FACTORT RAPID ADVANCEMENT IIECKIIR. SMITH PVOE WATER ST AND SNYDER AVE. GIRLS. OVER HI. TO DO LIGHT FACTORY WORK APPLY RUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT WANAMAKER'S GIRLS AND WOMEN. experienced and Irurnera: rhocolato conlera; cream bon bon dlppera; caramel wrappere and candy nackere Candy Department Ulnlev Acker Co. 121 N. Nth it . Philadelphia. Pa. GIRLS wnnled to do labnratorv work Apply Smith & French Co Canal A Poplar wis. GIRLS, lfl vears of aee or oer: llrht ma-chlp-v work: experience not necessary; permanent poelllon: aood pay while learn Intf: Increase nrcordlni: to proficiency. Apply A. U Moore. 303 Race at GIRLI WANTED eiperlencel and I'arnera In alllt-snriadlnr and other department!: teailv work; eaaenllal war Indoatry: aood -eases. Apply Orlawold Worsted Co. Darby. Pa GIRLS wanted to deliver telo-rnms all parts of cllv; aood pa short h'"tra: no Sunday ,.v.';.tts,'', ,r Cluimbera Weatern Union. I.'.ni Cheatnut. GIRLS wanted not ever 1(1. not mine- to eehool. for llaht work In pewapaer office applv City Editor, fourth floor. 00(1 Chest nut at GIRLS, over Id esrs of ace, on llfht. con aenlal work 4S.hou- we. k. chance ror adv. Anr.1-- TiellrTllnia 1 'tho Co 10-, Arch at GIRLS wanted operate automatic Hull---; rmiehlnea on foldlnc; naper boxes. Rrown Hill-, Co. 410 N Femklln at GIRLS to pack noodle, nnd macaroni. 1012 Diknta afreet. HOUSEWORK WiTntid cipnlile whit- alrl aeperal houaework anartmnt: amalt fam l" .'"-." ,n. A'ip'v Powelton Apts . O 3, 36th iml Powelfnn Tie KITI-11EN GIRL In a anSTco'okT"Northnt'. ern Hoapltal. AUeihene nve and Tulip at tuperlnlcndent phone Kenalnrlon 4fl4i). RMTTKllS tin ladlea- underw-ae. ateady work- Bood pay Wakefield Knlttlnrr. Co. pell nml I.uyerne ata. LADIES, ink, work home: apare time stamping Xmaa novelties Store. r,112 SIkt.' LAUNDRESS North, aatern Ho.pJta"Ai7l Bhenv.nve and Tnllo at. Superintendent. nhone Kenalnaton 4ft in MOTHER'S HELPER: 2 chlldrenTWoTid7. land Farm. Morrrstown N. .T. OPERATORS ON MATTRESSES AND QUILTS SEE MR. LEISTER AT WANAMAKER'S FURNITURE WAREHOUSE. APPLY N. E. COR. 22D AND WASHINGTON AVE. OPERATORS ON CUSHIONS AND FURNITURE COVERtNOS. EXPERIENCED APPLY RUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT WANAMAKER'S PAYROLL CLERK, experienced; atate are experience and salary expected. p 433. Ledger Office SALESWOMEN FOR SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS APPLY RUREAU Or EMPLOYMENT WANAMAKER'S SEAMERS and overaeamera on Union spe cial machines, lightweight Government Jer sey; good pay nnd steady work, llvglenlc Fleeced Underwear Co.. 2413 N. Howard st. SILK SPREADERS Experienced and learn era: ateady work: eaaentlal war industry, good wages Apply Grlswold Worsted Co., Darby. Pa SODA CLERKS EXPERIENCED OR INEXPERIENCED APPLY HUREAU OU EMPLOYMENT WANAMAKER'S . .. STENOGRAPHER "l wne or tne moat progressive and oldest business houses In Philadelphia has an open. Inc for an amhltlnua and energetic atsneg. rapher who can also Intelligently handle office details with apeed and accuracy: thor oughness and common senae more essential than previous experience; thla Is not war lob but an exceptional opportunity to be come part of a successrul organisation; your eisrjr win nrrii pace wiin your aeveiop- ment Address tt. 27. Ledger Office. STENOGRAPHER QUALIFIED FOR HIGH-GRADE WORK APPLY RUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT WANAMAKER'S STENOGRAPHER Salary about 113 weekly to start: willingness to work and dealra blllty to learn more essentlsl than past ex perience; vnur salary will keep pace with lour development. M 410, Ledger Office. FouNoUf. I'HSAVIMC tyc - (-OH PET-V DBACR- rrR.. WlX, Wu, X 7-1 ejevEP. EYPBCTE- f. 3T . ellw r'r . SCOOP CAME: Wl AMD PA.P VS- IWE V ( Even. CT TV4 ' ""X, - , If J . -AT -Diuu TH)eZ A HUNDu-- ) 7 e' f MUUDfreD VA.MErE ,S ' X V vTlJ J Dollars r v t. JJ it ou Mv n-v J I . vweu J S 7 ;-1 y it, on fMVtDesx. : j f VeMn To J HEt-P WANTED FEMALE STENOGRAPIir.R OR DICTAPHONE OPERATOR PREFERAIILY ONE LIVING IN GERMAN TOWN OR CHESTNUT HILL CALL IIKI.lt PHONE. CHESTNUT HILL 7S0 FOR API-OINTMENT STENOGRAPHER Three rood openings for aienosraimrrs wnn iimueu experience! ear, per monlh to start: permanent vwialtinns and excellent chances for advancement. P 333. I ,-ilser office. STENOGRAPHER and general office work! laiard and laundry. Apply University Hoa- pltal. 3t'in Spruce at. STENOGRAPHER uptown real eatate office! state eip.. waaea wanted, H 33,le-d.Cent, STENOGRAPHER; beslnncr. W. J. MrCor- mirk, 4n?i Lancaster ave. . j WOMEN Anil ENLISTING IN WAR WORK WHY NOT Y OUT Send not only a man, but a tun to the front S00 Women rrom 1 lo 4 vears of age wanted to learn operation or machines; no experience necf eeary; plenty nr llaht work ror thoae who are not atrona: 23 rente per hour or $14. ni tier week for the first two weeks while you are learning; Ihen piecework! Jour piecework earnings ahnuld average from 14 to S3 per lay or more. A steam-heated plant Matron In charge We have hoapltal and nurses Hoarding houeea for women workers A large careterla ror women Special train aervlce from Philadelphia. Special ICtrlp tickets. Philadelphia to Eddy- tone, ft. 2.1; 3-month limit, HRINO REFERENCE For further information apply MIDVALE STEEL AND ORDNNCBkCO. IMdv atone Rifle Plant Edd) stone, Pa. OR PHILADELPHIA OFFICES 1311 Arch si (Miss Kuril. 210 S 17th st. t.'OI Market at (Mr. Mnoncy). N. W. cor, 49th and Paachall ave. (Mr. Plechner). 1410 Federal at. (Mr. Elfreth). STENOGRAPHERS for permanent positions! good wages: reasonable hra. : atate exp. and salary ilealred. P 322. Iicdgc Office. TEACHER Offer ladv amnll salary nnd good home to tfiilh two high echo..! students In private home: permanen- position Call 327 Perrv lllds.. 133ft Chestnut at TYPIST and bill clerk, knowledge of office detail: fair salary to start. Apply 244 -? 3th at TYPISTS Public Ledger Co. requires sev eral Oplets who are nutrk nnd accurate; straight addresalpg work; good chance for advancement: hours H:3n to .V30, R::30 to t p. m Saturday. Apply to Mlsa llornor. fourth floor, 1)12 Cheatnut at, TYPISTS, atate exp.: accuracy required: permi. pobuhuii kuipii uppur, ; ennq salary If competent. P .121 Ltdser Office. WAITRESSES. WHITE. FOR COUNTER AND FLOOR WORK APPLY nUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT WANAMAKER'S WOMEN WANTED EXPERIENCED WHITE WAITRESSES AND WHITE WOMEN WANTED FOR KITCHEN AND DINING ROOM WORK IN CAFETERIA, HOTELS AND SERVICE RESTAURANTS AT HOG ISLAND ADVANCED, UP-TO-DATE WAGES ROOM AND HOARD INCLUDED PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS AND EXCELLENT LIVING CONDITIONS APPLY U. S. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 300 WALNUT ST. a SEE MR. SCULL DO NOT APPLY AT HOG ISLAND IF TOU ARE EMPLOYED AT ANY OTHER SHIPYARD DO NOT APPLT WOMEN to act as orderlies Samaritan Hoapltal, llroad and Ontario ata. YOUNO LADY for general detail work In office of one of the oldest and moat reli able firms In Philadelphia: muat have some knowledce of a'enography; salary to start about Sir, weekly: advancement and good opportunity for future development to the right party; jour anlarv will keep pice with jonr oevelnnment M 417. Ledger Offbe. WOMEN FOR FART TIME DURING THE NOON AND AFTERNOON HOURS FOR SELLING AND OTHER LINES OF CONGENIAL WORK EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY Arn.Y hureau of employment WANAMAKER'S WOMEN FOR ROTH LIOHT AND HEAVIER WORK. ELEVATOR OP- ERATINO. STOCKROOM WRAP- PERS AND SHEET WRITERS APPLY HUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT WANAMAKER'S YOUNG LADY wanted in office nf wholeatla grocery us asilatant to liookkerner; must be able to op irate Remington tjpewrlter pply In person, Cn-nly, Flanlgen l Co 11 S. LMavvare ave. YOUNG I.ADY wanted, capable of taking charge of mailing department Apply Globe Automatic Sprinkler Co., 2033 Wash- ington ave, YOUNG WOMAN Large manufacturing company marketing Its nationally adver tised products through the grocery trade wants an active jnung woman of pleasant personality and Irreprnachah'e character and habits for snlea work with the consumer In connection with an extensive educational campaign Reoulrementa are willingness to do the work, absolute honesty and a steadfaat determination to succeed. An ex cellent opportunity to develop. Muat be will, ing to travel and furnish surety bond. Sal ary and traveling expenses Give full par ticulars In first letter. Call at 3S3 Rourie Ilulldlng, Bank Is Her Motto HELP WANTED PEMALE YOUNO WOMAN for clerical position, pref. . ..r.M-hl'' wIvh some knowledge of Flsnnr billing- machine! state age, references and salary. II SM, l-edger Central. YOUNO WOMEN. OVER 17 YEARS OF AGE. FOR CASHIERS AND INSPECTORS APPLT HUREAU OF EMPtiOYMENT WANAMAKER'S imv.it vviiaia.-v wanteii by trust company, central part .of city t ,,!,( n lhe f. "'i"""' 'i--iiii ii n.iaf i.eoger I entral. TrtUNO WOMEN POSSESSING SELLING Anil.ITT. TACT AND PERSONALITY TO PRE SEN OUR MERCHANDISE IN PHILADELPHIA AND NEARRT TOWNS. EASY, INTERESTING WORK. APPLT AT OFFICE W. II. WALKER 1244 RIDOE AVE. POSITION onen for capable woman under 33: healthful outdoor edui atlonal work, where effort la apprecl-ttei and merit re. warded: salary I7.1', C got,. lc-der Office. WARD MAIDS. 2. and a second conic; either ..,h"f...r r.oloI"' Apply PI Luke's Hoa. tdlal. 4414 N, lira nil. Oeneral I1US1NKSS SERVICE CO till", Land Til llld COST CI.F.RK 11.10 lletf.nl Clerke, M2.1 DRAFTSMEN Civil En 1173 ri.dmcn.H0O I'APAIII.ri MEN Technical Office Sales. HELP WANTED MALE AMERICAN RAILWAY EXPRESS CO. HAS STEADY KMPI.OV.MBNT FOR STAItl.EMKN GROOMS WAO'lN WASHERS HARNESS CLEANERS APPLY TODAY IRTH AND MARKET ADVERTISING SOLICITOR Young man fot clssslfled dept. nf lars metropolltsn news paper: In renl give experience and name of City In which vou have worked: all corre apondence confidential M 3.1. Ledger 'Off. AGENT for motortruck; freight station ex. perlence with railroad or expreaa company dealrable. Write P 307. ledger Office. ACCOUNTANT, familiar with coat keeping oil milium mm ei.ii riiEiiieering WOTk! salary good: atate experience and salary de aired II 1140 Ledger Central. AUTOMOIIILF. MECHANIC: big wages Paid for experienced mnn who can work on all inakea of cara good Ignition man prcrerred Call Kmusi! Motor Car Co., 213 N. llroad at. AUTOMOIIII.K MECHANICS; excellent work. Ing t tinilltlons, nice clean s!inp; steady work and good pa) Apply lltuck & White Co . 7th and Spring Garden ata. MIDVALE STEEL AND ORDNANCE CO. EDDYSro.NB RIFLE PLANT KDDYSTONE. PA. Work In your'ahlrt sleeves during the winter monlhs In a steam-heated plant. Get a permanent position with the largest rifle plant In the world. Good transportation rrom all points. Special workmen'st train on Pennsylvania Railroad leaving Rrnad Street Station. Philadelphia A:1R a. m.: 11.23 for in. trio tlck't; other tralna at freoiient Interval direct to plant: trollev rar No. 37 In aub way and Cheater nnd Wilmington car out of Dby direct to plant. Acetylene welders. Drop forgers, Te-arnera on machines. Inspectors. laborers (white or colored). Toolmakers. Machinists. Toolroom machine lianas. APPLT PHILADELPHIA OFFICES Onn evenings and Sondaya 1321 Arch st. (Mr. O'Connor) .-.'H3 Market at. (Mr Mooney) N. W. cor. 401b and Paachall ave. (Mr. Plechner) 141(1 Federal at. (Mr. F.lfrrth) Ante tnicke will leave 1321 Arch street dally except Saturdajs an fnllnwe: Mondav and Tueaday 10 a m.. 1 p. m., 3:30 p. m.: Wednesday. Thursday Frldaj". II a. m. and 1'30 p. m. NEW YORK SHIPRUILDINO CORPORATION Camden. N. J. WE PAT THE SAME GOVERNMENT RATES AS ALL THE OTHER YARDS. THIS YARD HAS THE LAnOEBT OUT- PUT AND IP THE REST EQUIPPED OF ANY YARD ON THE DELAWARE. SHIPS I1UILT UNDER COVER. WORK RAIN OR SHINE. Good transportation from all points. Spe cial workmen's tralna on Pennsylvania leave Shackamaxnn st. wharf. Philadelphia. 7 a. m.. Market st. wharf 7 a. m.: Re fare rrom Philadelphia: other tralna at rrenuent In tervale. Rroadway cara from Federal St.. Camden, direct to plant. Frrry at South it. wharf. Philadelphia, at 7 a. m. stops at the plant. ANOLKSMITHS ACETYLENE WELDERS BOILERMAKERS BOLTERS (to learn riveting, etc.) COPPERSMITHS ' FURNACE MEN (experienced on plats and angle bending) FLANGE TURNERS MACHINISTS (for large tools) HEATER ROYS MACHINISTS (for Installation work) PAS7SER ROTS PRESSMEN RIGGERS SHEARMEN SHEET METAL WORKERS SCHOOL FOR SHIP F'TTERS. j months' course: half time In school, half time on the ships: paid white learning a good trade. Exceptional opportunity foe young men IP to 32 jears No Class 1-A men taken for learners jobs. Apply lo the Emplovment Department at the vard or to Mr. Porch. U. S Employment Hureau. 1321 Arth at . or Mr Fry. II. S. Emplojment Hureau. 3d and Walnut sts. Urine this ad with you ... .:. " ... -:- By C. A. VOIGHT HELP WANTED MALE DKNCH HANDS and helpers on wood work. Apply. Wool ford Woo.1 tank , Co.. mt Chestnut at., or near Darby station. Penna. Railroad. It. H. Emp. Office. ir.21ArrhV ROOKKEEPEII A targe manufacturing con cern, llroad and Chestnut ata,, need! bright, active man for merchandise salei ledger: prefer man who has recent experience In handling large number 'postings, and who la quick and accurate, M 141, Ledger Cen- trsl. BOOKKEEPER In trust department of a Philadelphia company! state exp., ago and salary. C 223. Ledger Office. ROY In office for filing and errands; chance to learn and advance. Apply 21 1 8. Mh atreel. ROYS. 14 TO 17! GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR BUSINESS CAREER APPLY IlimEAU OF EMPLOYMENT WANAMAKER'S tun Large steamship ronmpany requires nrtlvo. Intelligent boy for office work. Sal ary to start ".. Good opportunity for ad vancement and to learn bualneaa: Interrrtlng work: muat he over Hi. one or two jears high M-honl education preferred. For Interview write ststlng age, experience, if anv. ono character reference. 1' flap. Ledger Office. ROYS 10 YEAR8 OR OVER WANTED AT ONCE GOOD WAGES RATIO ADVANCEMENT RECKF.R. SMITH PAGE WATER ST. AND SNYDER AVE. ROY.1 HI years or over, wonted at once; good wages. Apply National Umbrella Framu C'nmpatij, 30lh ond Thompson sta. nOYS to work In bindery! excellent opp. to learn trade; good pav to start. U. S. 1-aahlon A Sample Hook Co, 1013 Diamond. HOYS wanted, not going to school, forwork In newspaper office. Apply city editor, fourth floor, port Cheatnut st. HOY wanted In tea store, northwest cor. 4th and Vine; wages to start $10 per vveeU. IIR1DOEMKN Flrt class, experienced men on erection for work bv.McCllndc I Mar shall Co., at Mldvale. phlla.. Pa. Applv nn Job or McCllnllc Marshall Co.. Morris Illdg, CANDY MAKERS AND HELPERS APPLY RUnEAU OF EMPLOYMENT WANAMAKER'S CARPENTERS CARPENTERS PIPEFITTERS CONCRETE WORKERS LARORERS HATCHET AND SAW MEN NEEDED ON THE MOST VITAL GOVERN MENT CONTRACT THE SIGNING OF THE ARMISTICE CANNOT STOP THIS WORK APPLY U. S. .EMPLOYMENT OFFICES 1.191 inrtt RT tO iili.,.m .. M4V.?Tii.BT:. 2242 RniGlVAVE:10- 514 S. JIUOAI1 ST. 3230 MARKET ST '. RRINO THIS AD WITH YOU CARPET AND RUG SALESMAN EXPERIENCED APPLY RUREAU OF EMP1)YMUNT WANAMAKER'S IS YOUR JOR PERSIANE.NTT MIDVALE STEEL AND ORDNANCE CO. NICETOWN 7i"nn p,r5ni ha" H"1 operating since Jum?;. PSL """. wno "ro ""king the have '.hi eWf," ."" ,h "!, S nave the following positions open: Bench Hands Boring Mill Hands Gauge Makers . LATHE HANDS ,, .Locomotive Machinists Milling Machine Operators Planer Hands ' Repairmen Shaper Hands Slolter Hands Threaders (shells) Toolmakers Electrical Crane Operators Electricians Electrical Mai hinlsls Armature winders MOI.DERS Pipefitters RIGGERS . Tlnamltha FUEL CONVEYOR OPERATORS Locomotive Crane Operators Helpers In Machine Shops Press Plant Rolling Mill Tire Mill Armor Tempering Plant Ordnance OPEN HEARTH. Hammer Shop ' 4301 Wiraahlcknn ae. IS E. Cheltenave. 1321 Arcn at. IMr. Cupltt). NEAREST U. S. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE CHAUFFEUR wanted. Apply In person to University Hospital. 3100 Spruce st. COTTON YARN and warp dyehoufe hands wanted. Apply Nlcetown Dye Works. C and Westmoreland sts. CHAUFFEURS AND HELPERS AT WANAMAKER'S FURNITUnE ' WAREHOUSE. ArPLT N. E. COR. 21ST AND WASHINGTON AVE. CHAUFFEURS AND HELPERS APPLY WANAMAKER'S GARAGE SOUTHEAST CORNER 2D AND WALNUT CHINA AND EXPRESS TACKBRS APPLY BUREAU OF EMPI.OYMENT WANAMAKER'3 CLERK, payroll, experienced: atate age. eT- perlence and salary expected. P 432. t,ed ger Office. COPYHOLER Young man who Is a good reader wanted on morning newspaper; 4R.hour weaak! aood aalary to bright young man. Call todav. after S p. m at 1100 inrginui st,, nun noor. HELP WANTED MALE C00K8 BAKERS. KITCHEN MEN, ATTENTION! TUB MEN WHO ARE WORKING ON THE SHIPS AT HOG ISLAND MUST BE FED. WILL YOU HELP FEED THEM? WE WANT FIRST-CLASS, EXPE RIENCED WHITE BAKERS COOKS AND" KITCHEN MEN EXCELLENT WAGES AT ADVANCED RATE AND THE REST KITCHENS IN THE COUNTRY TO WORK IN WILL YOU HELP TO FEED THE BOYS WHO ARE RUIt.UING TUB BRIDGE OF SHIPS TO FRANCE? COME rio TOUR BIT IN TOUR OWN LINE OF WORK. YOU ARE NEEDED AT ONCE: NOT TOMORROW, BUT TODAY. APPLY It. S. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 300 WALNUT STnEET (SEE MR SCULL) DO NOT APPLY AT HOG ISLAND IF TOU ARE EMPIOYED AT ANT OTHER SHIPYARD DO NOT APPLY DETAIL MAN WANTED FOR NIGHT tl-rlt.f IV Vil.U'UlllTIL'll .Vf-t.-THt." . t.nlTTIU 3 TO 12: EXPERIENCE NECESXaHy. AP- I'l.T MU KII.I'.V TKII'K, I'UIII.H' 1.1 iltllliU, DISTRICT MANAGER WANTED FOIl CIR CULATION DEPARTMENT: ANSWER IIY LETTER STATING QUALIFICATIONS. II 3-"t LEDGER OFFICE U. S. A. GOVERNMENT DOCKS WANT LABORERS AND D0CKHU1LDERS LABORERS LABORERS IAIIORERS DOCKI1UILDERP DOCKRUII.DKRS noCKBUII.DERS EMPLOYMENT OFUICE AT PLANT FOOT OF SNYDER AVE.. rHU,A. NICE. CLEAN PLACE TO SLEEP AND EAT YOU CAN PAY AT END OF EACH WEEK THIS lSt A LONO-TIME JOB. PLENTY OF WORK FOR ALL. MEN. TUT ON YOUD OLD CLOTHtNO AND COME TO WORK IN MORNING LARORERS LABOnEnS LABORERS DOCKRUILDERS DOCKRUILDERS DOCKRUILDERS SNARE A TRIEPT CO.. CONTRACTORS FOOT OF SNYDER AVE.. rillLA. OR SEE MR. KOnN. U. S. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 3D AND WALNUT STS. DRAFTSMAN, familiar with piping and equipment work, to make drawings under the direction of othera; salary good- state experience and salary desired. II 8,",7, Led ger i entrap DRAFTSMAN, familiar with map work and location of atreela. sewers, water piping, etc., to go to Wilmington: aalary good: state experience and aalary desired. H R5A, Led jcr Central. DRUGGIST'S qualified assistant or mana ger required for permanent position. Call, write or phone Manayunk 397, Terry A son, B107 Ridge ave. ENGINEER wanted; hours per day. Pub He '.edger Co.. second floor. FIREMEN THREE FIRST-CI.ASS i - EXPERIENCED FIREMEN SAVAGE ARMS CORP. ERIE AVE. AND SEPVIVA ST. PHILADELPHIA Or nearest U. S. Employment Office WANTED AT ONCE FIREBRICK 1ATERS ELECTRIC LINEMEN RIGGERS COLORED WAITERS FOR CAMP 227 N. 1STH ST. Apply nearest U. S. Employment Offles Bring thla ad with yea HANDY MEN TRUCKERS AND Ivborera for handling material ON GOVERNMENT WORK APPLY Kl) G. BUDD MFG. CO.. ' 23th and Hunting Park ave, nr nearest U. S. Emplojment Office, hNITTKnS. experienced nn Stafford and Holt machines; light work: learners taken; paid whll" learning. llvglenlc Fleeced Under wear Co., 2413 N, Howard. KNITTERS, experienced on Balmoral ma chines: ateady work, good pay. Hygienic Fleeced Underwear Co., 2413 N. Howard. KNITTERS, experienced on circular spring beard needle machines: steady work. Hy gienic Fleeced Undtrw'rc Co., 2413 N.Howard. HELP WANTED-MAL AT ONCE LABORERS WANTED UNITED STATES OOVERNMENT WOlIK ft Ninth at. and Keystone road (Rueknam tract). 2 blocks west of Highland ave. near est railroad station. Thurlow. on rennsjl. vanla Railroad. MscARTllUR BROTHERS CHESTEn, PA. AND m s. lent st.. rillLA. APPLT To any United states Employ. . ment Office At' ONCE LABORERS WANTED UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT WOnK Wshln1nn Park near Westvllle. N. J., an P.nnsjlvanla It. R. (West Jeraey and SeV shore Division) alao by trolley from Cam den. MacARTHUR BROTHERS , WASHINGTON FAHK Westvllle, N. J. nd 33 s. 10tii st., phila, AFPLT To any United Statea Employ ment Orflce AT ONCE LABORERS WANTED UNITED STATES OOVERMENT WORK. tv0.".. tm"lrY. hhrhway (Broadway) between Tteatvllle. V. .r, and South Gloucester N. .t. 'L",,)0','1 tUr.. South Gloucester. S-,t,,.l.Vn',1i.'!n.,. Railroad (West Jersey and Seashore Division), MacARTHUR RROTHERS S. GLOUCESTER. N. J. AND 33 S. 1BTH ST., PHILA. APPLY To any United States Employ, ment Office NEW YORK SHIPBUILDINO CORPORATION Camden. N, J, WE FAY THE SAME OOVERNMENT RATES AS ALL THE OTHER YARDS! THIS -YARD HAS THE LARGEST OUT PUT AND IS THE DEST EQUIPPED OF ANY YARD ON THE DELAWARE: SHIPS RUILT UNDER COVER: WORK RAIN OR SHINE. Good trnnaportatlon from all points: spe cial workmen a tralna on Pennsvivanla leave. Shackamaxnn St. wharf. Philadelphia, 7 a. m.: Market st wharf, 7 n. m.. 3c fire from Philadelphia: oher tralna at frequent In tervals: Broadway cara from Federal st., Camden, direct to plant: ferry at South at. v.harf. Philadelphia, at 7 a, m. stops at the plant, LABORERS TRACKMEN TRUCKERS HELPERS NEW YORK SHIPRUILDINO CORPORATION Camden. N. J. Applv to Mr. Torch, U, H Employment Office. 1321 Arch at., or to Mr. Fry, U. S. Employment Office. 3d and Walnut at. , Tiring this ad with you. LABORERS COLORED. FOR STEADY INSIDE WORK E. F. HOUGHTON A CO 240 WEST SOS1ERSBT STREET APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE FRONT AND YORK STREETS LABORERS WANTED RAILROAD WORK FOR UNITED STATES RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION COLORED IRISH ITALIAN SPANISH MEXICAN t TAKE NAVY YARD CAR AND OCT OFF AT FIRST STOP NORTH OF NAVY YARD ON BROAD ST. IRWIN & f.KIOHTON 120 N. 12TH ST. STII AND STONKHOUSE LANE APPLY NEAREST IT. S. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE U. S. A. GOVERNMENT DOCKS WANT LABORERS AND DOCKRUILDERS LABORERS LABORERS LABORERS DOCKnUILDERS DOCKRUILDERS DOCKRUILDERS DOCKRUILDERS THIS IS A LONO-TIME .TOn. PLENTY OF WORK FOR ALL MEN. PUT 0I YOUR OLD CLOTHINO AND COMB TO WORK IN MORNING. LARORERS LAB0REB8 LABORERS DOCKnUILDERS DOCKIIUILDERS DOCKRUILDERS DOCKRUILDERS SNARE TR1EST CO.. CONTRCTOB FOOT OF SNYDER AVE.. PHILA. SEE MR. KORN U. S. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 3D AND WALNUT STS. LABORERS BOLTERS. UP ERECTORS CRANEMEN HEATERS RIVETERS' HELPERS PIPE FITTERS riPE FITTERS' HELPERS WANTED AT HOO ISLAND SHIPYARD CALL AT ONCE U. B. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE , 800 WALNUT ST. MR. KHATTUCK OR 1521 ARCH ST. MR. SWARTZ fit S. 8TII ST., MR. CLIN2) bit S. BROAD ST.. MR. BRYAN PUSEY JONES COMTANT SHIPBUILDERS GLOUCESTER N. J. GOOD TRANSPORTATION TAKE PUSF.Y ft JONES FERRY FOOT OF TASKER bT. 6 A. M. AND rlllo A. M. DA1LT WF. PAT THE SAME RATES AS ALL SHIPYARDS N.cj5WAnK RIVER ' LABORKRH OUTSIDE MACHINISTS t .APPLY TO THE FOLT.OWINO U. 8? nMPIeOTMEVT OFFICES IN PIIIU.. "' N24 H. 8TH MR. ALLEN j . 014 S. BROAD MR. I.OCHIEI.. , ,TH TAYLOR AVMDEN. N. ,. glNSrsDTSSJ' Hfis Ol-l !" vvriii'-'r m, in, iu ' p, d.. Mm A. 1'ononui, mmttU inifnrnu.in .wi( -s jv PBNNSTLVANIA -JJ-AWf'FK?. owM4-i m puft m it fc '. A A., . ..v . r: .44 i;M-ja r-T?VJ!l aryaKL -t .4 i 1 -,.5. a ' M''ifkms'i' -4T r EE3C -a - - - 1 ., ' 1 fl SS ,1 f ijlli 1 tr- -i- tM, .. 1 1, ,, a . ,i.J! n, Kl,, 1 .Aa71M i .. ,t1fcl , iri 'T---1 ' - i-v.1,--- .. ,.i.
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