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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEKPHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1918
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JGOSSIP OF THE STREET 1
BROKERS ADVISE
. "LONG" SELLING
& Warn Clients Present Rail) May
& Be Due to 'Technical Con-
litiolis
Some brpiMp say the rally In .locks. ,
tfhlch lias been In progress since No- '
...,,. or , i,i ,., ii,n mi ,"""' u'nfr'i are nnonvinoui mull be fenoiert.
.ember 25, la nothing: more than an , A.r, t0 trc,,nlc, of,lon will be "'
advance baaed on technical conditions, i w mdu, orier ouesfioiu toll! lo niiiuemi"
They warn their clients that It Is not , in. f M coliium. TM most Internum prob
to be mistaken for a new upward move-' '" 2 i"?"'r?ii J""1 b 0l'"' ,," ""
merttment and should be followed only "uru " p"fr '' "'.
to the extent of utlllilne It for the sell- ' crl xvitl
Inr of lonB"' holdings In the belief that i .' , . fM ,,.
It will last throughout the months with 1 T u- " people .coming to tlearvale
.ptrlofllcal recessions, and that prssent ' A on Sunday. The first three prospects
bt evfcn higher prices can be obtllned for my own buslncps.
any time between now and Christmas. SIrs Semper gave me the lead. It
. .. """ .... ,i, seems a friend or hers who Ues In the
During a discussion .Teste-fila". In me nronx is Interested In buying some lnnd
financial district oxer the controversy ,vi,ere Jler i,ugbnmI oall build a lt of a
rolng on between General Cloethals and cottago and keep ch'cltens. She told her
the representatives for the port of I'lilla- about me and mv land, and this friend
delphla, a banker remarked that thele a jrr,. ohren -said I'd better pee her
was something seriously SvroiiR with husband.
either the manner of going about the , . i,nii, nnd
.xten.lon and employment of our port Jf? $. XX ?K
facilities or with the men whose bus!- . . ,. ..,, inrt ,11
ness it Is to look after such matters.
'"Here." he
he had clipped
Is an accoun
1 polntWKtoaparBrnp ncd Rufr 0rnslollIlf wh,le Wyan.
from a New . ork paper, i d .. suchlike w,.lr,l .inn.on.
t of the lepresentativcs or , T ,-,, , ...,, ,,.. ,,.. r-i..-
ine America- Exporter ana '-pom- vale station ngont had a lot of chickens.
Association, the New loik t lmmber of , Rllt, he got 1(a exoltMli A jrIeIld oC
'Commerce nnd other chic and com-lMr oiiren's came In while I wat talk
merclal organ -satlonH In New "-or t ,)nc and l( t ,,,, ll9 wellt and s
going to Washington to confer with cotnne wltn U9 on Sumiay.
Hovernrnnt representatUes on the ques- ne.8 n,loth(r 1)Cn imt nnd i,ei,3
tlon of a steady supply of ocean tonnage naln-H Mti,yami ohren started talk
to take away from the port of New n(, iienl(.
tork the freight which Is piling up In jlrs ohren raid It was no use me
warehouses from day to day. " 'talking, for once they Hart riding their
"These men," lie continued, "aie going hobby they forget everyth'ng els.
to petition the Government to provide "What do you think these two men do
hips at regular intervals, In which on u Sunday morning?" she asked,
freight may be removed from ware-1 laughing.
houses In New York and vicinity. "I give It up, Jlrs. Ohren; tell me."
. tt Is said that more than 100.000 tons "Well, nfter breakfast Hiev eet Into
of east coast South American export,
freight is waiting for shipment
Critic!
When
Taft's
frubllo
flress on
Bankers
the prlncip
lng housi
financing
the War
a mistake
r-oilllion oi i.s-jeiiiiKi nmumrai i-jun.it-
,e. W.r rtnance- Corporation "Tho henhouse is only about iBht I Lv "if irSlVelV tnT'api ltkV se.ter.lT N'o hutK. S. f. : -Ml- ll. I.t M-uey. " as ; o,,,va M, ....so... SUo Mavvau ,. , K .l.a. .;f . " -.. r ni-i . .. v , ,,.. :-of ,;-,,, .,.,, ,.,, ,
commenting on ex-President f-J four feet ai.a about four feet ..he .line or dl-fne; -J-.-jlve. ll.. a'.eamer I, ug n . nn.i aus. a...iB..,.-, ...; '"j-, . - , -; , -- ,;;, ,, - rl-n -. l..rlrK M' Ye' ui'. '",T7n.X. "uih .1" In.;
criticism of the securities or " "IB". J ," -' " ; -'ty i.TaSd .e,,nrts that the HrltlaH ' ,..,',, ,'n-c ,, ....,. Kit l'l' -I la 1. Ju IS" IILVKY Inn Nriho..d ;ni Remains niav uov.evv-0
Utility Corpoiatlons In his ail- crow. led they are. There they elt smol.- st.ain-r ljd of i!..aa paa.-a aouil. rouio i aniii la.iiilit , :w iiaat., .. ami im.-, llHm0, U,J A. Uraft j.t n Raia "inLit -l-" in maiiv l ziholkr
.vionony mm w uic ...iia.na .vlnB' never n u-nnl till r lei'- tr.v 'rr" "teamer lape laiokout. from . ernuti "- n- n iinna v. irvlnu, .veivatk. N J and ICiihp i-mr. ti l.eliish Lodge, No ..'.. Shepherd, of J",' '," .;,,.". V-iT r-eVmniitovv n ava
' Association at Atlantic City, I ' J",",.1V1 " I,. - ..n ..' . "Z " Hajtlniora. na-aed In .'ape llenrv .mils i.lo,ltanant UeoiRe llarol.l tighter. I Is i.b, ji.. W, w ..-rei,,i a. I i!c"ldah-,n all other ,irB..nla.-.,ns of whl, h U"'T, tE,T, ' r,i r. m ni rhl.:
i-r - .i i. t. ... in, ill ci i u uc. nuiui iiii. i lie iniri nnu t tun ni. i - n - -..- ui . ...... i ibiii i.nnrnn 11. iiMTiiirr .. . . -.......... .... iis-.u huh iri'Tiun. inf i iit-i- -ntti r n-niunr.i , -4 r.i.n.-.. ... r.i...,i. ii.titmi tn
nl of an old-estaul shed hank- ". t,' "" " . ...-" ,v '" '"' eipecieu ai i.ia .....er pun - -- rnitcil Slates S glial I'orps. tlleil in me ""''," .vmreint. Atlantic iiiv j . i, a member Invited lo runeral. -at. ,
ii oi m. oiu i. rami f -n(,njin- inomlnir !" ..'?..'. .-...'. ...' n-. .. is.,.. and Xlvrt a I'raaar 14ln Mi em.n. . ... .. . ...... r...l.lei,. a in ll.nrv .1 rr -"-": '
'rral -ffiVnSrs.a: ; -"--"- - vzl - 5 i;&r, : S:Wv "; - . -w r--f, -om .
I'lnance, Corporation had made ,f ,... ,,uv ,,.. lot. eh ,. ,.., ...,. New Voric llrlatol DeoU ,.,, ' ,,,. 'w,, tiemae Miller i, ,, ,'.,., " ,. .". S" "'.' "na " i.Vvv -v., . iv.n of nnau.noi.la. Who Htraved from i'.4th and .M.dia nt . an
'".bl!"K.ln,? "'J !,? r . least $400 profit to me when the "' ; ; ; ?; ftjjj m'u '!Jf . , Ionli.ir Lleutenaiit Kleh.er, who was, - .MA1U.L-. D.ii.man. ..i k ,oo of Ne,,ia , KS;;."" !
lng Corporation, which was formed to
co-operato with the War Finance for-
porntlon In assisting utility and kindred
corporations to fihance their npeds till
'after the war. He said the conditions
which called the Ksscntlal Flnnnce Cor-
poratlon still exist and tho signing oi
tho armistice had not the least effect
r on them. The War Finance Corporation
'held, he temaiked, that such a go -
between company was no longer needed,
"and refused to discount their notes, as
'a- matter of fact, he said, the public
'Utilities concerns are finding great dlftl-
;Iculty in securing necessary finances
.through regular banklns channels.
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Studebaker Note Fall to TJnthute
There w'as some talk about Uhe plan
(to Issue $15,000,000 Studebaker 7 per
'.cent serial notes In the Street and In
broktra.' offices yesterday, but there was
'Uttle.or no enthusiasm over the subject.
Humor had It that the corporation was
experiencing difficulty In securing a sjn
I, Mlcate to underwrite the issue, and that
Mhls 'wftB the reason for delay, but, on
the other hand, It Is said on good au
thority that consent has not yet been ob.
Stained from the capital Issues cotnmlt
nee. Of opinions voiced as to the effect
Jot tnts issue on 'the corporation- stock, a
'majority foresaw an adverse effect, but
'thosf. more conservative say a good deal make 100 per cent profit. Ofttclallv repovtej mlsslne in action
A-llf depend on tho conditions and terms I Then nnothcr horrible fact hit me. If since September 28 by the War Depari
of the notes, and prefer to wait for , i get salesmen, I'll liavo to Rive them ment. Private William J. Lawler. Iiead-
-.li.aa b.fnrA pnmniitllnfr themapllpB ,i.. ..n..i m nH ........ e nll ..n. .....,.. m ' nnarl.ra rnmnnm'. Illfitll InfUlltr.V. is ap-
b.,bHv .w.- -- .....a ...
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I A well-known broker remarked yes-
terday that nomethln-r svould ceitainly,
....m inn I.. ..nnnaitlnn n.lll. TiifA-..
- ainm Dww.i in v.ui.i.ti.vi.'i. .... ........-
itlonal Mercantile Marine. "I formed this
iconciusion, lie remaruea, Decause au-
'solutely nothltttr was reported In con-
fiefcllon with the negotiations yesterday,
apa i certainly looits to me mat anairs
have got beyond the Jokln-t stage. Xovv
that, the United States, instead of the
.British are to do me possioie purcnuscrs,
I expect Bometning tangible to result
from future conferences on the sub
ject."
United Stales Government Liberty
'.Loan 4U per cent bonds were not ma
'terlatly changed In yesterdays session,
still holdlnff below 96, or at a highly
attractive Income-return basis. There
was a large turnover in the Issue, as
well as In other of the. Gov. enirnjints, the
?,'in sclllnc below 98, although only a
.moderate amount changed hands.
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-....-. M.i AAnAPa,i t.. i,r. otvot-..
i. of the local traction group of -securities,
L Xthe.lntcrborough-Metropolltan 4H Bell-
inA.Vinp RflrinrtihA intrboraueh TinnM
Jllli UCIV-r- MV fc-D iti.ti WW. wuSn j,uuim
Transit Bu below 80. New Yoik Hall- t
vpay's'adJuBtment Income 5s touched the
lowest quotations yet recorded for the
JlMue, when five bonds were sold at 14. I
The New York Rallway'n refunding 4s
broke 46. Third Avenue adjustment Cs
were around 33 and Brooklyn liapid
Transit Ts of 1.021 changed hands nt 95. j
All Of the-e quotations icpresentcd
ps rVeobSg aass,rtpr0:
The causa of these declines was fears
on the part 6f holders that the New I
Tork traction companies will be throvvn
'm ine nanua ui i-niii uJ""n -'-
Public Service Commission' and the city
authorities soon come to the rescue of
'the various companies and permit a
much-needed fare Increase. Officials of
jlio Interborough, as well as the Brook
lyn Ilapld Transit, polht that the sltua
'tlon Is serious and are apprehensive
over the outlook.
i Ical bond and Investment houses
report greater activity in short-term
notes. Virtually all the recent short-
)erm Issues are selling toqay at u pre-
$ mium, and fractional advances develop
almost dally in many issues.
i The'prlncipal partner of a large local
.banking concern says that Investors are
turning toward the long-term Issues, artd
he -expects Increased demands and
nigbfCC pricca uuuicumiciji tuc- liio ursc
frtetUi-y-ar.
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,- 0ANED AND MANAGED BY JirAinEnS OP
jrHE.U,'NITEP EXHIBITORS' ASSOCIATION
DPI lJtrYM"P "-D ABOVU MAnKET
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BESSIE! BAnniSCAI.B In
"4IKAUT KJV liAV;llAiiiU,
' 'CEDAR oom-L CEDAn AVENUE
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UAROARET CI.ARK In
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MAROARET FISHER In
"llXmXB -OI" CHARITY"
t Colonial swtsspg:
CORINNH ORIPPITII In
"Alldp AlllUllUIs''
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CT.AHA KIHinAI.I. YOUNO In
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VBQAU THBOCqil THB I1AHK'
Mt.TH,ANn PAITPHrN
BUSINESS CAREER
OF PETER FLINT
A Story of Salesmanship by
Harold Whitehead
(Copyright)
-Ur. Whitehead tclll niisioer (our Iiinliie's
aue-Hoiis oh buultia. lellno. ndi rrfllita and
'n .rKHri'J?!?!'!."? SSd
full addrrii must 6c oltrii fo nil (itqiilrloi.
. ,,,,. ... " ' . '"- "","', ,.,...,
the henhouse with two little stools ui.d
nit there among the eight hens and the
inmr all nnlil for. The nmt iiftv
wm ,e $100, of which $60 goes to Lucas
Kellett toward the cost of the land and
(no 0uier fifty comes to me. I guess
ni make out bomehow; I don't want so
' manv prospects of m own to' make out
all right.
That's the way I flgmed It but I
woke up with a hlg bump when I got to
the office and read a letter which Kellett
'sent me:
air. l'eter Flint
me sixty cents. Since lots you sell for
J300 cost you ?.t.B on every ji col
lected j 011 pay me fifty-nine tents1.
Since lots you sell for $.150 cost you
$U00 on every Jl collected you pay ino
flftv-ejght cents.
That means that from the first pay
ment of 1h made to ou you pay Ine
Jin, $14. 7G or $14. CO. depending on
what priced lot you sell. Truly.
I.Ur-AS KKLLl-TT.
I dropped limp Into my cha.lr. Uood
heavens, here, before I get started I get
a Knockout blow. Id teckoncd on get
tine half of al. collections for myself,
How I was so stupid I don't know, for,
of couise. I couldn't get that, as I don t
iija iimiiil uv uci iciu ui 1111 iu)iiicuin nil
their commission is paid, and to do that
I'll hae to find some money of my own.
n would he tinee months before f
....l.i ......11.1.. n. n hmh.... a .. .......II
euu.u j.ubs.uij bi-i ii. iioiiu iu. ii.ccil
except on lots 1 personally sold, and my
monoy will only Inst out uuout a month !
An old Jlnsjlo that dad used to say'
keut Bolns through and throueh my
my
i mind. It was uometninfr about "ir I
I must so roon be done, 'lis pity that I
Wrs begun
What n fool I am not to think of
these things before. All my life I've
suffered because I bo off at half-cock.
Out 'of the tumult of thought one
thing became clear. Unless Lucas could
help me out of the first three months ot
each contract, I tould not possibly go
on "If I must po soon be done, 'tis
pity that I was begun " That mis
erable jingle kept Jigging in my mind.
Miss Sloan was reading a novel,
"Lucy's Lovers" it was called, and chew
ing gum In n lazy, cowlike way. It so
exaauerateu nie iimi i nua -i uuv
i Jo jestraln mjself from natchlns tho
book from her and houtln 'r).01nt,t
bo placid when Im almost ruined If
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must so noon do uone, - jm, i
won begun
That stupid thing wai still repeating
Itself mleernbly. In desperation I clap-
ped on mv hat and ran positively ran
out of the building, round the corner
to the Ben-lc Building and into Lucas
Kellett's office.
-. w. w. blamed for strike
Improvement Reported iu Cuban
Goncral Suspension
.,,(, Dcc. i.(By A. P.)
Information reaching the Stnte nepan
ment today indicated that tho general
strike called in Cuba Is n result of I, "IV.
"V, and enemy propaganda. The ii'port
said order was being maintained In af
fected districts.
According to this report, the strike
call for railroad and electric company
employes and harbor men still is In ef
fect. i llaiana, Bee. It. (By A. I'.) There
was some Improvement today In the
situation hero due to the country-wide
runnrnl svmnathetlc strike. Commercial
establishments opened today, after Piesl
dent Menocal has Issued a proclamation
declaring that their licenses would be
revoked if they remained closed.
Home street cars were running, with
soldiers or policemen acting as motor
men. Convicts are being used to relieve
the congestion on tho wharves. The
membertt of the various unions, however,
displayed no Intention of returning to
work.
1'IIOTOPt.AVS
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JU1VIDU JumbnJunctlononFranUfora'X"
JOIIrf .HAKRYMORn In
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' LOCUST MKS..
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"TUB MAKI
UELIKVE W1PB"
NIXON "D-fND MAnI2fT0:sTTS.-niI 8,
(PRAUDMAND FRENZIES"
PARIvf JURtHI AVE. ft DAUPHIN ST.
I "- St. Sllli. Eva. OilStoll
1 ''RlDBRa Olj THB PURPLE SAQB"
DIlAI I CHD AND SANROur nrm
Avl V syi-l a &ffllln iv.ltw
..?.AfA It-MAMS In
'UARMB! QV THE KLONDIKI3"
CTD A Ml OERMANTOWN AVE.
umvii- AT vena vnn
IIAIIL.KI4 IVA.T in
"ijyiwvunisAj-''
. fcii-c ininn ui in i uifiti'iis ' i l iiiiiiw iniunu
one loOSter. I Tlia rlwaiiali steamer mocKnoini i 11 1 ,Irick nlirl .101111 II. Iljunok, OI viriumr-, li-nlaiuln V M-lile,. i-iiliT f! nut), .1 and tei of in.' Daniel and .Maiv Katln. tma ''- iV'Vlie, jii. f.landi lllhlVriia. Vii
..ii- as-- r irrti . ;.. VftPk Jiivprunui
In sellliiK Clearvale lots. If I can help rctlc .-sew ion i.iv.rp hIiiiUb of paralysis. , , , i, '' ,",", "i'rl acrvl. as Sat , '.' 111 p m
011 In any way please ndvlse me. I iioren Kotienlom Sandv Il.u.K . D-c 1'. Ml. seirrldge hail been ennnected win t'yi. iv,,,,,, .. ... ...,,,. ,,,,..
My bookkeeper has figured out how Consul Olsaon n ,i,etl ,,,nnys nenrly all his life. '''Manijbii (n, revvi.i vli,i,vl' r i,n, '"
mucfl of each payment made to you is n. tler.... SamU- ook a, ;H-lsUlUM,uf,r , the othr ' Vasamla, "TlalteV'an'd1' ' an, a i" Sr'l'laV
due to me. Ilu tela me that my part " ,'??!"? S?i,i.. linniJ Dee n . o i.fi 1I10 .unso iluitou, and i'ouin.11. v.. " 11 f a ii. i..,ii..' .v ,..
nn ! sii 1 1 i . I. iiitr inn ll ll nuirrn - . - . . . t . . I ti,.n ii I iui 'l I ini iififiii .11 nrui nin' .-i....... ,, , iuia- iia.iius hi 1 1.111 it. iiin ihlivii
of each pajmont Is as follbws. i,.',' ,.0,t ,,,. Vnx Phllidelph a . . Da, , ,, ,, r j, dPllUl ali. held that ''" the I ppep Dail riia (o , invited
.Since lots you hell for $250 cost soli siatapan .. Haulllao Philadelphia. Dec . ,,H; ,,, ii, -otno of the uiiil.-ilMnis com- ? "1ntVriI?l!.""v1'''t ,- ''., '" ,"'"11mo
B0. on every Jl collected you pay to ivitic... . Liverpool New 'oik Dec S ,OH'"i' "Vslnf, "y.."'.,,,.,. coinnatu. 1 '."."' ,u.a'.l."r V. Al.naiider. :w sdi.iol ava ,
$&MLty&BLkHEtW1m& tovDER -lteVftS5Sx
. v.'.wftiisiiais-.i''., m i " . ?fflMM t ' " . ::m-js .
NEWS OF THE PORT
SL'N .M TIIIKS
Sun rltea . 7 1.1 a mtSun nets i ,H p m
Ptttt.ArjUI.rillA
1Itu nlr R.34 n mlltlah wotor R r.n t in
..v., iinir. iiuuanri.ow water, u'lipm
ItKEDY ISLAND
lllh water S.OD a tnilliih waltr f.34 d tn
I Low naiir, a m'Low water la ill p in
lmKAKWATKrt
llluli niter 2:!lt i mlltlih wnter 3 17 pm
1jw water ii.ui a inll.otv water, u '.Ml ii in
AltlllVKD
Sir KainnurniKa (llr). Aforgan. Olbraltar.
-.,- '"- i-ih lini j-iuiacii. uiviaiiai,
uallist. Atlantic Trana Co.
Htr Manrheiter .Merrhant (Mr). .J!urae '
With ,"'"oVI" !'1 Jol,n- X " "' ' '''Urn,;""'
Ktr Lieutenant de Mlnleiis' (rr.) fullhi.
t'laimont. llel. hnllur Kitm Line S S i'q
Mr IVMlan. Iiatrh. Haannh. iu ami
nidie. .MrrUianta i Miners' Trana .'o
Sir Anthonv (lroen Jr. Ilrlatow, Haiti
more, paaa and indae. Krlcaoti Line.
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Htr tlraeian I'auo, Iloaloti. paaa and
mdae. Merihanta A. .Mlnara' Trana fo.
rUr Anthong !roe Jr. Ilrlatow. Haiti,
more, pasa ami mde. KrICaaou Line
IITIIKH AKRIVAI
Hlr 1'roni lleporleil at
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fcl.aKe Calioon Queheo New York .
Haronme .. .iv "ra
IlrunswIJI: Itotterjain Now York
Marina Udarn
Ullnalafir N'ew ork
Itraroi . Son Juan New York .
J M Danzluer . ,
Talnplrri N'ew ork
flold SI ell . . , Urcst N'cw TorU . .
Uo'pital Ship Mercy
Trance New York .
Mauretalila New York Liverpool
Westlako
PhlladelphU St. Nazalrp
Turrler Port Aithur lioaton .. .
Sacamore .St John lloalon .
Nantucket
Philadelphia lloilon .
A C'anfleld
Tatnplro mitlmoro .
Alacdata
(llbralatar 'la tlmore
llowald Philadelphia. Juckionlll
Hler Oronte
fordirt Portland
flitted Ptalea
N'cw Ynik openhaiieu
OotliSc Prima
Philadelphia l'almouth . .
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Philadelphia (lenoa .
l'luerdelya
Philadelphia Havre
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Dec 1 1
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MIII-l-IMi NOTKS
Annatta ..'. New York Klnmlun . Ueo 1 1
Handrlk New-York New Oilaana. Dec II
lr.ip..r S'nii- Vnik -Til ckftOIIV ilia
D.o 11
Dec 11
lla.ald . .New YorK Perth Anilm
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New Tork M Johns
Motorshlp Peru
Vavv York. Callao .
hhlp Terpli.hura
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Den II
Deo 11
Dec It
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lulha. . St Nanalre Hampton Rda !) 11
l'afarar (Ulveston Liverpool . Dei. 1 1
Ulouee"xerwport News Philadelphia De. tl
uuu.iream n Arthur ,,,,,,
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HEAR FROM 'TBISSING" MAN
j Incorrect Report From Washing-
. rT . p
ton 111 L,awicr VjUSC
. .nv.n v-.... -.,. , .1.....1
parently very much alive and .unharmed.
i MJ'-'fJL,!,
j ?"8'0fi ".treet tlm he 1" had emerged
I l.lftC.Bllll n. V. . .. ..... ... ...
i rom titree montlis active seivice ai i.ia
i riose ot the svnr without Injury of any
kind.
it came like a mesBage noni tne Krase
to the worrieu lainiiy, mo nan uu..u
riven ui hoiie-whtn the letter al rived.
Lawier is -ery proud of the fact that
he was "In nt the death" on the mo
mentous November 11, when, as he ex-
I ,, u le "had the pleasure, of dodc
ns the last shot fired by the Hermans '
PARCEL POST
PAWNSHOP AT 904 VINE
Loans -1000 for S10
Drlne -four diamond!, watches and Jewelry
to the largest pnvvnahop in the world.
Walter's Pawnshop, 904 Vine
IIOXIIEII TO TIIK CITY
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aimRTIIANri ANII llllllKKI"Kt'INO
Our Kraduatei ire In conttint Himinil. Ooo4
n.vine noBlMom iw.lt vou. Qriitf short.
kind, the my, ipcedy lyitem. Comvliti
tiliht ctiiae. Intensive trilnlnr.
". Unroll any time. Call or wrtli
lor run piruiMiinn ona crihioi.
rnn. ncsiNr.ss colleob
nil Collece nf Comraerci.
1017 rhratnnt Rt.. t'hllad.lDhll
STRAVFR'" The nt Buitnm SohoiL
O 1 W X CJV i3 Rn7 CHEjTNux ST.
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monta if...i-... V..- "V-.sl. I.VaIiii(iI . . . rfl 1 tit. tin nnri fill. WHS IL KI HUlltl If ' "'" '' ' .'- -"" I - - -
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Itutniln Head . pilH.ea hi inn n...ii - - , irr. ui ij, iieiavvara I ountv I7.il and
The followintr theatres obtain
their pictures through the
STANLEY Booking Corpora
tion, which is a gunrantcu of
early showing of the finest
productions. Ask for the
theatre in your locality obtain
ing pictures through the
Stanley Booking Corporation.
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AlUU- 12"'. Morrii i l'assyunk Ao.
nuiauiuio Mat. Dallyati. Evi
vga.UiiS&U.
MAE MARSH In
"ilOJiliY JlUl'
A OrJ I r B"D AND THOMPSON ST3.
ArULLU MATINEK DAILY
rv w nmiei.-'ITll'S
'THE QHEAT IjOVI"
AD-AniA CHESTNUT Melo-rltvTH
AKCAU1A 10 A. SI. to 11:15 P.M.
ELS 11 TKnOUSON In ,
'UNDER THB QHEENWOOD THEE"
ni 1 irDIDn BROAD 8TIEET and
BLULBIKU HtlHQUEHANNA AVE.
WII.Ij ROtlERS in
'IIAUOIUNO HIM. HYDE"
r-.r- A rtr A V Broad tSnsder Avi,
niJrLJ w r-t. j. a:4D & u '. ai.
PRIVATE 1'KAT III
"I'RIVATK 1-liAi
CHESTNUT HILL 3ZZZZ;
BUSHMAN-BAYNE In.
"A fAlit ur turiua
r-TiIDDCCC MAIN ST.. MANAYUNK
EMrKn-33 matineh daili
AUCtl DRADY in
"THE DEATH DANCE" i
FA1RMOUNT -WnWay
rwvsAr in
I 1- Aflll V TJIEATREt-1311 Matklt Bt.
FAMlLi I 0 A. M. to Mldnlihu
ENID HENNETT l.l
"WHEN DO WE EAT?"
c T-IJ fiT THEATRE Below Spruci
561 H 3 1 MATINEE DAILY
vrinOI.D LOCKWOOD In "PAIja "mBT"
HARO ALICB HOWELL'tf CoAedV .'
nnrAT MHOTUPRM Broad 6t.at Erli
vlRtttl I1UIijii.ii -J. TP. M,
HAROLD IiOCKWOOD. in
PAI.S FIRST"
IMPERIAL wSS.StlVS,?fo
.ffifes
Schwab tn Clear Flccl Detk
Chnrlcs Jt Schwab, retired director
general of tho Kmergencv Fleet Cor
poration, will be In Philadelphia to
morrow to wind up hl affairs at the
headquarters of tho corporation. Mr.
Schwab will later go to New York to ri
HUlue active charge of his Interests In
tho Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Deaths of a Day
I
CommaiHlfr J. I HjdrJrk, U. S. N. I
rnmtvtnnrlni iK T.,. ti,.,1pi, , !
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V,
. -N.. Wlin clip (I mi Tuaclav in tho I
.
Xaval Hospital In this city nfter a briof '
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Illness of lineumonln I'nntrnpted whllt. ''Khteeii yettis, (,2.03 4 : nlneleen ears,
ln""s D1 pneumomn. lOniracien wniif414l4 twenty veais 3i f,41 anil be-
a,lP",ll,"f ,l10 fu,lf,'n' ot brother-ln-, ,. thlrlv-two" .mil tl.l.H-lx ., Iiiclu.
law. Coiimiander (1. L. ( askey, 111 Waoh- slve C0.12C.
lilgfon, on N"n ember 30, will be burli-d
,1 i
1
tills afternoon. Interment will ho at
Arlington Ceinotny
At tho time of his death, C'omtnande.
H.drlcl. was head of the listeners and
hjdrophoiio nchool at N'ew London. " "K nt "' houth 'Jhlm -i-igluh sltect.
font., formed fnr i,tHl.tlon of naval 1 loVpi," No" V aVvaiin. h.-'o.TSf
nltlcerH In the dlcoerv of snbniailni" thn utller' lend an iippeui l"-ued bj the
SclentlstM from nil out the country con- Ited Cross In behalf of l-'iemh war
tilbuled their talents to malting this oiphaim The men suhHcilbed Bnn fiamii
f-rhool a ailccean There were perfected '"' 'he supiiurt ot nil orphan tor the lltat
delce for equipping destt overs and .Sear ...
other vedaeU ho that the could detect ' ,hp nwl Is . eanne Kiicouiiiagp Her
I'.boatR nt n cll-atiiTwn tin to twenv-ftxe ,il,ni1 """' LU'ed llghtitig tor 1 ranee.
n,'l 1 Ulstiime up to tweuj i"c.l(, ,,,. 1110tiiel. ,)PIS,ed when n sin II
"' , stru. K tlicir Imnip Other kioiiiih of
.lUKt befoie the nmilatlie. was signed , Amerlcnim nlso me ndontlne fieni'li war
the N'ny Department had planned to '
send overscan n licet of twenty-seen I
destroyers under command of Com
mander Hydrlek. Ho had received many
commendations for his hervlccs and the
acconipllshinentR of the school, which
was the only ono of Its Kind in tnc
country.
Commander Hydrlek while on duty on
the Hanc-nck at League Island lled with
his wife nnd ihild, who nirilve lilm, at
133 Weil Hnrttet stieet. (Icrmnntnwn
Mrs. Hydrlek befoie nor marriage in
l'.US waa .Miss .lOMPIlltlK j.eiiJMUB.
daughter of u noled nutslv comiioeer of
Chlcnco I "" 'taarnH. 3JJ roiilut at
'"." ihlaikr 1'iuililoik. V S. A 4S'll Lanrailar
At the Naval Academy, nu account nvetnie and Dale M. I'attei.nn. ;,iSS
of his genial dl-posltlon. he was nick-, i.ir.ml ave
in-mod "Happv" Ilvdrhk. which fctuck r.uliert i '. r.udd S.I.IS V l'in H and kills
to him throughout his career He vvasj H. i-.ott ir.js rr.n.li at.
n. fine speaker and was nunc in inc
. I....... , l.... 111 unci ll Inp
iiiueiiy Limn luiiii'inniin ... ew. i
litutneis ami sisters nre in ''-.
of ,j'0 uali,',or High K.ho.il anil took n
ccmlu i he was In thn .'licniUiil hushies
Hubert H. i-flfriil-e
ll.a.uii II SlelfrlillfC. SPC1 etui V-i tell"-
Uier nf the' Philadelphia llaplrt Tialisit
(ompanj. ille.l last iiIrIii In the Hnhne -
inunn Hospital. -While, sltlluB In Ills of-
lice, at IClKhtli and .Waiipliln -tt; In
lla llv t.rt al r. 0 :i 6 Hazel avenue.
lMXTF.lt UK'-OUT''
ATi.AXTij' t'iry V. .1.
H
0LMHURST HOTEL
Pennsylvania Ave., cloaa to Beach and!
3tul Pier, cmtral location. aliys open. I
CapseitrSOO. Hv-eryappointmentcondu I
clvi to comfort ard ricriauon. apaciais
Wlntirterms Bklt. Albert" llairnalll
i7 . . Kv av nr lien Liev to iL 1
Westminster UhaTruJiaV-.
112 BOup wkly.: 2.r,n up. lailv. Chaa Uuhra, .'
HflTPI RlTsrORFF Kentucky Av. near
nUICU BUOtuutli llaacl. Alvvaja
open,
ThoroUKtily haatad Uklt A I; Marlon.
t r-
Lj
JiATCKiYOOn. N. J.
LAUREL-IN-THE-PINES
LAKEWOOD, N. J.
open for the Fall, Winter
and Spring Seasons
VKANK P. -tilt TIC. MOtt.
im
(11,11 POINT COtirORT. VA.
Kind out diflertni In farea to the, far South
lesorlB arm um i-oini i-omrorl
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA,
or llool.let and Information at Cnnk'n
f Broad. Rajmond t Whltconib. 1005 Chest
" nut, 'Ask Mr Koster," in Acker'a 12th and
Chentnut. Amerliaii Kxpresa Co., 1127
Cheatnut Ht
AUOUSTAiOA.
Hotel Bon Air
AUGUSTA, GA.
Oppna December ISth A convenlrnt and de
llshtfut placi to apend vour holldas. Good
drlvlnr and motoring, xcoll.nt aaddli
bonea, coif count's and all outdoor aporta.
Addresi C. G. TRUSSELL, Mgr.
PIIOTOI'IVH
"I
I IDETDTV UHOAD 4 OOI.L'MillA AV. i
I-.lDn.rV 1 I MATINEK DAILY
NORMA TAIiMAOOn In
' ili;it U.NIA' WAY"
333 MARKET S iff-V.lf
WILLIAM I'AHNUM In
"THE RAINUOW TRAIL"
MODEL "5 B,?u?i-- ST', -ch'-tra.
llx-''-''l-i Continuous 1 to 11.
OEORQU WALSH in
"ON THE .H'VP"
OVERBROOK MD S;B
nV.X HKACH'R
"LAUUHINU L'ILL HYDE"
PAI ATP i:u MARKET STREET
r4"-Li-VVn. 10 A. M. to 11:10 p si
CLARA WILLIAMS In
"THE ONB WOMAN"
PRINCESS .VMOTiSJ-Jr-ff
IIARRAUA CAHTLKTON In
"JUST SYLVIA"
REGENT "AnKf?Ftfrli
ENID RKNNETT In
TUBS AND FEATHERS"
Dl AI TC GERMAN-TOWN AVE.
tlAl-. lJ AT TULPEHOCKEN
LI LA LED In
"SUCH A LITTLE PIRATE"
ST.
DI IIIV MARKET ST. 11ELOW TTH
KUDI 10 A. M. tu llilB i.. jj
I1ESSIK LOVE In -' '
"DAWN OV UNDERSTANDINO"
CAHV 1211 MARKET STREET
OAVVJ I 8 A. M. TO MIDNICJHT
IVWtfl KTYIVH In
LKWIH BTONE 111
"MAN OF BRONZE"
STANLEY KSKWWu.
! HE'Lyca in
i
'VICTORIA "ffiT t'$$u
. ., ....V" . -r,. .
Xlls-ir- -. iiiiiiii-ci nu d i
Snlmmlnit Pool. (loir. JWV) ,
seafoodCulaine, Kvorv 1
Luroneali Hath and X
'treatment, w rite S O
I1KO. r.AIIAMN.Mcr. 1XX7 '
1'firlraaa Mnnrna. Vn. liVnjf .
H nFnWoUTrsWf
r oitainip 1 1
203,715 MEN READY FOR ARMY
Waa ll.l T. . 1 . "1 I i
ouiic null .uiii)er III IIUSS
When Armistice Wns Signed
PeniiBvlvaiili lmd "01 7ir. CIiibi 1 meiJ
i rniiaj nama nnu -UJ.iin i.iui.s i wien
lendy for tho call for mllltai) servlco
'from nninnir ii,.n ,, i, r,n.ir,,i mi
iroiii among tlioie who regltered on
September J.', and were v-lthln tho ago
i limits ordered to bo classified when the
i rimistl-o was signed. This was nn-
llOUnced tndnv liv Mnlni. V II MnnlrtpU
chlTdraa oinr'1
' noino cari aiimiR nir to niort iiruft ,
rn n
nlHwoi 1i t , ha 1....1 !... .urn
mnnn.t n,i . . ...... .....
iiiuin-u .m iiuht- niijL iiiLti eI.
i lie nun, nrvordlnR to par. wort: '
II It'l'fllic iniulTiiliiiliV
AIAI()I!S AllOI'l ORPHAN
I IIow a group of Ainerhnn HiijitolB !
adopted n I'Vemh war orphan U told h
nptuln (Jeorge II. Wurtman. a lied ,
t'rov w other in Ifuinre In Icitei to hla
oiphans. Captulu Waitman said.
-
TODWS MAUItlACi: I.KT..?i:a
1 r.inl Im Hard! ITS Lomhald l
Lu. lie It Martin, I.1J1 N SJrt i
Josipli Itn. (I. ism olle st , and Marl
and
llor
r 11 JJ It MontrOMP at.
TJduanl .1 Mattal. f. S Vaw and OlKa
M tci-i, horr. ailll lloudiuot at
Udnanl llal-v. IS44 fenion n and M iuiI
larrllner, 1844 I'einon at
( hnrles i ,1 Wffelman STl" l.'lh l .
.ml Itimic Kldrldse. .IJ14 N I llh i
-j..,ni,. Klrk S,,A franUfnnl
and
vi.iuei ton lc VudnlU'la, l'i
Mas I 1. ktcin, soil Uremuli Ii r
an-i l'an-
""" " '"' ' " '"" ""
a'' H l.llli, asn I'ine il
nl ll-lan
Albert Made IM" Ni-mliil-
William". DS42 N'judaln at.
catljs
n..,MSM-"ru" " -M".TlLDJi willow ot
;."!"'" Adam Inea llarr.ll.in.il aaad fin
iv. .aiivas anil frlenda. vviimen of the liolv
J ""l"v Rusarv and Altar So iv nf M
Lonir.uius a I'liiliih Ladles' M.I rlui letr of
u- rH I""'"' B ('rphana' Anno In'latonj. In-
, vltail in f...,a..' .. i - i.V .
Jlnvvani s. lia.iulcm'tuaas St
(ij N
lloiiir... ilia's
, ,'l," j' '' " ni Int Holy Sepulchre i'cm.
AU' iamon -t lis 'fl M, . ai.,.. .i r
' m.nto ,'.. Al l'OD-s-'.iv vV.d:
Ata.keL sta I Int. 1'Vri.unoil I 'em
Urtnalni
luav lie vlaivad l'rl. ova.
I, At MI..M- ip,. in, HKOnili: 11, hus
nam. of Mmle M. Aumetit. uited .U Rela
lives and friends Invited to funeral. sat
a in. 143r. Iladdon ava., Camden N J
JMSh mass C'liunli of Sa. red lleait 1130 a
III Int. Caliarv c.in An.n rn..nrii
MA1IK (In Dec In l'i inirviT ......n.
ter of late Ida li. and Joaeuh lluha nue.l "I
Kelailves nuj frlenda luvlla.l tn funelal
I art Mi as, Crl. L' p in. realdemi. f , uusln.
i-.i A Milan lit Int Westminster fern
li,,";1-11" m MARY, widow or lain
1 Jllchael Hannon Tuneral I'll at 8:.lu a.
in ri-slden.euf Mrs John J Hradlej. s. li
i .or 4blh and WvalusliiK ave Solemn re
i uuleni niias I'hurvh of our Lailv of I i.urdea.
,..'",' "' " m im st urn cam.
aM- 'r'e"J' lnU"1 -ul-
norcmiiAN s .. .1 .1 .. i v t.. i.
OI.'OIKiK II. husband of Albania,, liounlv
lnnn Helallvcs and friends invited to fu
l.aral aei u e. Sal . 1 p
fiuir. i.udiow
i ill ill til. le
i I'KOAIJWAII'R D-c. II. at Methodist
, Lplscopal llunie, .Mlai IILMtlllTTA IlIlOAll
j WATLIt. aiod T". Kelutivaa and friends
.invited to funaral aarvltes nt llntua, Hel
' rnont nnd 1'dRclei avea.. l'rl , Hi Ilu a. tu
Int. lladilonllelil, X J.
IIU'tKL. Dei p. lmiDOUr c , wife ot
1 Michael J liurka. fonnerlv of Port Carlion,
Pa lijneral 1'ri . N.n.i m a i v
Puxou at faJd and .Market). Ilia), man of
tequlem Our Lj.lv of Victory Chun h u a
in. Ilelativea and friends Invited Int Holy
Croaa Cain Auto funeral Omit tlovvera
, HL'KNH - Do. S. I)i:t.IA K . wife nf Pat
rick .1 Il.irilS unt lllll.trll.nr ,f lulu Stae.li.
i and Lllen K'ellj Itelatjvas and frlenda.
iaiaffue. of Sacred Ileal t Ami 11 V st Me.
ilallty. Invited to funeral"! Bat , S.80 a. in.
UUHil Cheatet ava. Wast I'hlla holemii
mass of tenuieni Kt. Cartliace'a Church 10,
a tn Itn Holy Cross Cam.
CmtV Uec 11, CATIIKrUVK. dauBh-
lor tf .In lit on iiml Murv I'nllrv (iii.ii Mali lu
of rount Mao Ireland. HolatiteH ami
frlendv V M Sodality fhutih of ttie
(loan. inltod tti funeral iirlin- Kui T Sil
h in . brother's rt-r.denr, Huyh Cwbrv Tli)
neDen -it -soit-inn men main m i;iia
bt-th h t'hur h, H.td ami Ucrku i-Ih li ui
Int lloU (roi im
I I'M.VUUT Tnelflh Month Hub .lOltV
I X i AlA'EKT JtlatieH mill frlf-nfls hi-
itca ni lunerrf.;. ploll ;-Uii-. Dpi
Ia lxth i1b 'J i m int. prift-t. Vw
town Sana 1 e rriomlt' Hurlal ,ruuiul-i 4'oti
xcvar.fa at NVwlowii Hnuare for troltf-v
I I-aMnff ISth ht Stutlun 1 i. in a, fioni
. West CliPHiPr 1J 15 p m
I 1'AMPHhU.I. lie. K. LAWKHM R liun
I liHittl of sjalharlno l'Hnipb-ll (nfq M, (Jiiil-.vl
1 RplntUea iititl frletjtlH. Iloilf-rworkfis an J
j Machine ShW-builder Jfclppr' I ). hI No
' 3J.i. and W. No 87. A O. II JnlltU to
I funeral Krl . S'fiO a. tn.. iMl-lfl Ann st.
Solemn rpqulem luafla Church of V-ithilv IU
1 a tn. Tnt Hcil Croi-t Oni Autn funeral
f'AHTUK Dec U. AIAKY .7 vlt Ot Iletl-
Jamln MPtur Cnee Willi), ager! .10 Jlein
tUes and ftlt-ndt Invited to funr-t.il Hat ,
'J u. in . aunt'B 'retu.ice. Man Inlin-ion.
fifiOt VorrpH'lalo at Int Cedar 11)11 im.
Ut-mnln ma be ltnpd Krl. H to 10 p in
CM.OllFrr-Dec 11 JUJI.V hustmtid
of Martha T Cleu-tt KeUtiH and
frienda. St rdtvard'a I?. V M Sodiliii St
JMwftrd's Hol Name SOLlt, Kt luwretite
Council No Hli, K of , united to fu
neial. Hut A'& a tn., 1)35 W lluntltiKdoii
t Solemn requlm mans St IMrtard m
Church lit a m. int. Holy Sepulchre t'em.
Auto funeral
COX On Hfcembrr 10. WAI.Tl'.R I.OIMS,
beloved son of Mrs Sellna D Co-, Bd 1".
Rpmalns mm be viewed Thuriduv evenlnt,
from i ton 1-ninerni on vjriany at J v m
from his lain residence. C03R chestnut
itreet Auto funeral. Int private.
DOI.i: At I'ontord, N. II ! 10,
i.raTr.ii CAP.niNciTON noi.E In lh
tilth vear of hl aBA, Kuneral strvli-es at
the Chapel of St Paul's School Dei 111,
ut VJ in . .. . . . .
Jiuil.l. Lie ii. iiUiiAivu ii nusuanii
of Catherine Doile (nee Ilelrnl Due notlie
of funerul will le nlvert from 3J3S .N.
Broad at
DUNLAP At l.os Anireles, t'al , V'r II,
JOHN UIUIOHE DUNLAP. ion of Isle
James and Ida Gllnioro Dunlap formerly
of Phlladelr-hla Relatives and friends In
vited tn funeral services, l'rl., I! p. in ,
Oliver II. U . i r llldr.. 1S-0 Chestnut i Int
PrnCKHTKI.S' 1CATIIER1NE. wlUtiiT of
Jacob Ecltsteln Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral services. Frl.. 'J p. in 26."I
N. Reese st. Int private. Friends mav call
Thurs eve
rUHOUSOX Dei It. 1018. at u'r res,
dence. I'll Preelon al . "Weal Phlla I'.I.I.A
UETH J., widow of Robert A KerRUfcon.
lied 80 Services and Int. Hat at Middle
Octoraro Cem lancaater Co.. Pa
FERGUSON KUfldenl' lit Paris lul.nil
rt . s v. 11 11.l.. . ll'll I aril. is
a. i- uec n rriYr-.u tiiUAiiu i son
of James and Kinma . I'-eritUEOn 1 urtlier
nouco OI lUJieai vviii i.o Biyiii iroiii resoeilie
.. -. s I u Jill ll A mail bt t)rilta,l.lKl.i
l-OCER Dei )0. MATILDA A, widow
of John loc-r. sed SS. Helatlvea and friends
inviini tn funeral services. Krl.. s n m
reildenre of dauahtcr. Ml" Ida Poeer. 447
t'rrterct it Canideii, N, J Int private.
Ulnsshnro. N J . at convenience of famllv
rXIRDl-On Dec 9. 1018. ELIZABETH.
wife of Prank 15. Ford Relatives and friends
of family are invited to attend funeial serv-
lies, on Friday, at 1 o'c ock. at tho funeral
parlors of Albert 8 Ile.n. l.',04 N, ssd st
interment at Union Cemetery. Whilemarsh
FOX Del 0, ELIZAHETH. widow of
Patrick Fox Relative! and friends Invited
lo funeral. Frl , 8:30 a. m., IS. W Thorop.
on at. Hlsh mass tit. Michael's Church 10
a, m. Tnt Holy Cross Cem. Auto funeral.
CI EMM IR. Doc. 8. OTTO OEMMIR. Ion
nf Freda Cornish and lata Otto Uemmir.
Relatives and friends. Oeihkevvah Tribe, No.
L'20, I O. R M. i employe! of John 11, Htet
on Co , members of Harry Allen llible
Class, luvlted to funeral services, Hat., I 30
p m.. reildence of mother, 1153 leopard at.
Int. Hillside Cem Frlenda miy view re
mains Frl.. 8 to 10 p. in.
OLACKEN Dec 10. THERESA, wife of
lluth Olacken (nee Dunleavy). llHstiveii and
friends invited to funeral, Sat . tl.3u a m
residence of Frank Duiileavi. . i West
mort it Hlih requiem man Molt Precious
lllood Church 7 a m. Tp proceed ,to Mc
Adoo. Pa., via, P and rt. II.. on train leav
liur t'th ami Columbia, ave. ita, 0 Ot a, in.
Int. McAdoo, Pa. Remulna may be viewed
Frl. after 7 P. in. Hatleton papers cony.
Ulvcl..si ""-lev aa pAwHii u.. nusDana
IttMiBv. . tr ,.f ii... ,i I.s.ki linn in in I in .n l'Avil-1.. -..... oi......! . - . 1
of aalU orveu, aea -u lleisutej s,nd Bnd friends invueg, to runeral. jjai., a , m.,
f r ehds. Hamilton Lodae. Ko. Jt, .r.-p3 1S3 Joy ft., O ouceiter City. N. J. .Htek
A Im.; nartram UiiiwWy. 'No. , A. b. U.linut m. Mary'. CKureJ, m- w, ilrij'at,
lj Wish nstpil Cams, . Wr P. 0, 0, 0- Marj'l Cud-
p HAT IIS I
MI Morhih'i-oun II No 540 1' r of j
all tier noilftkd of which he was u
litarnliBi - lm lli.l t ....... t ..oiln.
i." m . 'Ml? WoodlanJ vS int c-imdeS '
S, nal -l
' em. Itnialn ma
Un lewed l'rl . 8 In
IIAOtlhltTT Noi I", 1B1R, of wound"
r..,..,. ,,, .,,.. , ........ t,iuv t m.
iu p
of John and Ilonanli llnacrts' (n Dlautail,
" "' ' '' k,t,n " K' tlei and frleniia aoi
,,,., nm) ,nor, r ,11Vtf(, , .,t,n.l aniemn i
requiem ma d at the I'hunli of Hie
lllii and Ja.kaon ta . Ill a in
iTA.vi:F
1 m.n T iiac in A '
N'li:. wlfa i l.aac 11 lUlnea. llelatlvel I
and frland milled to funeral 1 rl.. 1 P m , 2
,,ll', trlantl" Im llfl to funeral I rl.. 1 P I
ff'Sffi h'V.?,iK "rTS "li?t!,Ur
jar
nt North 0lnr Hill im rhlla. 'i eml
iiibv null Tlnirn ? in U t.
IIALrnitTV IV( 0 TAMnH htiabaiul
Ant pnnion Hoh Nam.- s iot st akHi
,ini ruriuii IIUI .H (lie riii fn ill nanuin
Jiranrh Vo II K of II Court of I'm
Pnty o 1T r of V emnlnxaa nf Ajnx
J'-j"1 ).". '""' " '""'r"-J, i'.'
a en'aio'n I'luir. i. In a. in Hit HoK irci
v em Auto funernl
IIAHIIAIIT He, Ifl, THANK HAUDAIIT
Itlir and fil.n.l, Imlteil In funeral
rennl - m""..".,".! li!;?,url l.",0f"'tl..,j'"u!
lsih ami stllea t at In a in. lit. Hob
Toa rem ,utu funeral.
I1L1ST Dei. II. II MllllKT S Idovv of
rradarlck v llalai, aaed ill' Kehitlvea and i
frtcndi iuiiti'il In funeral narvliea 111 1.
Mermaid ava fhcatnul HIM at 1 30 M
in Hit private (null flower llaltlinoia
paper ioiv
MILL Dae 11 DAID Iniil.and of lala !
LI1..1 11.11 mad at Itelatlven and fiinila.
invlteil lo runetul larvliai. .ut s I
lost N Ith at Int piliut" ilraenmniiiii
Can. I'llemla tnai i ill l'rl. T tn P m.
lllll-MN"- l .Medfot I. N .1 Dec I!
MY lllil-KIN- dduiliter of Ihnmi
and lata (harl. I' linpkn- actd .li
runeral and ltd private
lllltKI' Vt Hnndlmii. N' .1 Dei Hi
lllUMAri Hl'ltlT naad 113 llelativi - '
and frk'inla invlud In runatal. 1 rl . . 1 i
p in . lealilattic of laaai i 'at ton Hit
lluiil-i at Wooilhutv J Int private.
Hathal Cm Iturffillle V I
lIYllltlCk - Die HI JAi "II IWVIOV
IIYDHICK lomnunder I . S Xivv nBcd
31 llelatllai and frlen In invited to eervliei
Ihuia. I p in. Oliver II Hair llldii . laSO
rhaatnut at. Int. Arlington Cem 1 ort
Mjar u l'rl. morn
JBXIMl Dec It 11MII.V 1 vinloiv of
llra J' Iinlinn Italaliva ami fiiand. in
vllcl to fun. ml iarvie -ai S 3u p in
Min-iri la iv ai.laiiia. John 1 Monn PUT
emins" at Int prlvati ..
JDS lie ll In Lonili'ii. oi I)ai .. 10IK
HOWARD III DCLI'll sun of tlia lata Philip
S. and Helen M Ju'tln. in hla T.td yaai
KI'.IM Dai. 10 ADLLL. wife of I'dwtn
Li mi and ilushlar nf Juaeph 'I. and
lata farnh Millar aned II Raiaiivaa and
friend mviteil lo ruiuial cit J p m
"vlii N UriU at Int Anlile Iturtul I'arlt
Kil.WKIlV Dei in ,IlNNll. widow
nf Int. .Intin Ivrtinaiiv ltelntlv..1 .Hid frli'lld-i.
tin llnl tn finierul ui i v'ii n --at - P. m
I114S We-tumlit st i:iSd and Diaiuund frta
im im is nt. Jit Mnriuh iVm
Krillls-i Dei 11. .viAiviiAKi. i ujiisn
aim of the late John Hovvinau l.iikia He.
dell' a "T'JI N l"ith at
LLM. Dae 11. HARRILI' wife of
I Samuel Lev ll. anted UR. Ralallvas and
f. I mis inviiad tn runeral Snt J p m..
--tale road SprltiKllald Delavvii.e To Ha
Itn Ml. .Morlah Caul. Cais will meet
tn.lli'v due ut Sier ava 1 ir, ami 1 ITi
Lli:V.i:V Dai. ID SARAH I. widow
of I'll. lias H. I.lvezev RHlallvaa and fllauils
Invll'd to funeral aorvl.aa Til . -811 p in
,1 H Manuel i. Pro , 4'tlll 1'ral.V.ford avc ,
rranUford Int private
Ll Dl;s. llliK Drc hi .vi-viu 1 s nu
liand of Hailwls Lmlel' In r .nee Dietrich!. I
Relatlvts and friends, al sucla'i s of which
he wan a niembit. Invited to runeral, sat,
1 n m '.'iur. N. I.iiwience at lipmains
luav be viewed l'rl T to in P In Int. N'orth
vvooil c. tn
MARl'IV Vff 11 Al!N'll wlfaofPat
rlil. Mat III. uud dauchtar of MUhaal and
ntia N eiinatu, ot .'ou.iti .v.avo iiaiaun
Reiatlvaa .mil frl.n.Is lnvll.il to funeral
.Mo.... K a m . 1-34 N .'.Otli tt. Milemn
hlKh niiulem inasa St Orenurv a Churcli
H::m a in Int. Hol Cross Cam. Autu
funeral
MAITIILWR. Dc 10. MARY MAT
THI'WH aited 81 l'i lends niav call Thurs
p I'.lneial aeivlca. l'rl.. 10 30 a. m .
reslJeneo of aol.-ln law David (1. Stokes.
".'US Hrovldenco ave . Chester. li. Jnl. prl
"m. Cl .OSKIIY Dec 11 WILLIAM J
husband of .Marafliat J
.sic. loane itela
a Philadelphia City
tlvea and friends, m.nbar
' I'ounella Invited In funeral. Jlon . UI) ,
ni.. IntlT N. lh l Solemn requiem mass
' ( lnmn oi ...a jiu.i.at u.a.o i. uui ep.ion. Mom .
and Allen Htn., 10 a. in
AfeUOXOUUlI lec 10- MARY Infant '
liauifhtfr of Jan.p und Mur MtUonouKh
(n-e O 1Iaria hged 10 inonth-i H dajf Itia
tifr- and frienUfi InUtt-d to funeral, Prl
1 .n ti in e iiarenta' re-tldnrp. 31J8 N
IVrcx "t Int Jlolv Hepulchrn Com
Mc.;NLANI.Y Huddenl leu. H PETnit, PROMOTION AVD I)VAVrnMI?VT IV
hiiAband of Marv A -MclCneane (upp Duffvi PA1.ARY l rilRTXIS. NO EXPERIENCE
and son of late. NUholai and Marv lie- IS RKQL'IRKD
linen lie v of Cas-lpblaney, Count Mona
Rhan. Ireland Relatives and friends, Uol
Name and Teinperancw Socletlfes. I C I TsriNATIVO WORIC AMONG CARC
l ana empiot-s oi ine .UHrKci pi -n-aieu
riiilufl lnltril to funnrnl. l'rl . 8 30 a in.
tfl'I Merlon am High ma- of if-qulem
Churcli of (ui Mother of Sorrows 10 a ni
Int 11 oh' Cross Crin Auto aerilee Omit
floWs-T-.
M.-LArOllt.lN" Dt-f 10 AXNIH wlf of
.Tnhn J Jlcl.auchlln Rf-lutl-teH ami frl-iul
Mtur and Itosarv Hocliy of Our Mont
Prclou-t lllood Church, lhIted to funeral
l'rl N J.0 a in. 1182 Corliea Ht (30tli and
Dtimoml) Solemn hlah mass of requiem
ciuirrh of Most Precious lllood 10 a. m Int
Hnlv 1'nts.R Coin. Auto tervlce
Mt-MnNVMIN Iec. 10. MAItV A
diuchtt-r of 1hL- John and Man -- M
Alenamln (neo Cnrlln). Itelati-H and frltiid.
mpinberi Lea sue of Sat red Heart. Incited
to funetul, Sat., 8.30 a, m . K.:tU Montruae
i"i Solemn mam of requiem Kt Teresa 'i
Cluinh lo a ni. Int. Holy t'reisa CVm.
MKKIIIOAN -Deo 10 ANN, widow of
Patrick .Merrlnnn. Relatives and fileudn In
lted to funeral. TrV.. 7 :.i a tn , resident
nt inn In.tnw Au2tmt llnttn. '."iiifl 1 ("Ipht-
Held l Solemn reiiulem mans Church of
i tip .huuj i h in iiu. iioiy t. roaa . eni
Aiil '""C-T"
MII.JKi:N Dec 10 SAMURf MfM I- .
KIJN of the Vtnpi.rt. Kith and Hnrute stn .
aaed 14. huband of Ktnnia S Mllliken Rela-.
ttea Htid frleniiM memhers of Phlla Hinule
Tax So.iet lnilted to funeral nrlce.
I-rl . V m. -H33 ftaltlmore ae Int
"'IfiwiPr n-- 1ft rrtyiripTir i ,w '
MOOr.r -U6C HI, JjI.JAItc. I II . rlunw
Vrfin'rhiTrrh' ffiXrt 7riinar rS"
bjicrlan i hurrn injit-ii to '""'"a ..' ri -
ivlriall i nurrn invupii xo lur.rai iti - I
i in 237 St Alban.it Hit l'ernwood
ni. Romalll- ma5 be viewed Thurs. eve
n
On
Aiil.i uprvlre
MURPHY Dec 111 .lAMI.'S .1 eon of
Catharine and late Challes Murphv JteU
lives and friends Invited lit funeul l'rl
7.3(1 a in, parlors lliomas t . llroBim. D-f 111
and Vino ls Ve.t Phlla Solemn re-
uuleni mass i hun li of Our Mother of Sor- I
rows. H h in Int l athedral ( ni lie ,
inalna may ba viewed Thurs eve Aulo
""w-DKi tl EDWARD I' NOON ion I
of lata Thomas and ('.itharlne Non ajted
70 Relatle and friends. Uolv Name Ho
rletv and St Vincent dp Paul Hftrletv of1
St Malachi'rt Cburch Phlla Council K. o ,
4th decree "so iuh, memnern or Jiuie-
liendem-A Snunre H mid J,. Hordety lnlted
to funeral. Tn . ft 30 a. m . 1217 W Thomp
f.nu st. Solemn reouletn inasi St Malarhy'i
t'hurch 10 a in Int New Cathedral Cent.
Auto funeral
IM.ALU Suddenlv Dec in, of influenza.
at Holmeahunr Phlla . i:r.KANOR Wll..
.MI'It dauchter of Rebecca Wllmer and lata
Dr James Ilurd Penle. Services urlvate.
UEILLY Dec 10 HARRY STETLTR.
son of late John C and Rebeica Relllv.
Relatives and fiiends invlteil to funernl
.-at. !! p. ni . I'.'U" vilrard ave Int prl-
IlItlHTHR Al Kellv l'lelj, Fe of tineu-
lunula. n.r K I.leutetiant fllnillll.: !
HAROLD, son of UcotR-u W and late LU:
W. Itlvhter of Radnor. Pa I'uneral serv-
lues and Int. prlvat ut cotiveulente of
family. .
iri'l"I-l'.IIIIIii:. l "HIM . "..!. .1
1pck Sat. ' r. ni . David H Schuvler 111.1a
Uroad and Diamond Mi Int. irlvate. Omit
llowerN
nORCJK On Dec. 0 1918. JOHN ROCOK
Relatives and friends emploves of Amen
tan Stores Co , tmited to funeral emUfx
on Friday enlnn. at K 3ft o'clock at apnri
ment of l)iMmr J ' olflei-li 7J5 X -,0th t
st Int. pmate, Mt. .Morluh rem . un Sat
uJa..3 ,,lock.-
tiuurt uec iu i AiJiuiuis ttjiH on
irienVim't.dn,o f lia'," ' n !("So"p ?nnU '
husband reaiapt.ee IKIH r ja t. Mans.
In (iiitam UI 1 Alllm'i I' in lili 111 a m
' "i ii-'t' -J-- - V.I.14.S-I- v ,
I Int "'' hros l eui. Auto ort'K'
. ,-." "l','.7'i.i.ii.i"v,,i'' ' rn u'.'..."""
Du- notice of funeral will he elvel.
i , SHEA Dec. ll JOHN J., husband of
i ji i ii ruur itn -jh, it i , iiiijii iiiuri ni c.
Maj- Inee Doepfert) and sop of Nora ant
nd
J';.;!1 "R,"Vir.i "ivi Vi'ie PV LML!
Invited to funeral. 1 rl 8.30 a. m brother s
I residence William Shea. inOB N K.ih st
, Jolemn lnB of requiem Church of Trans
I flurailon 10 m. Int. Holy Cross Cem
AiiinfMreral .,. ,. M,
.s,n.En"Pon ,;Pec n' LLMER IT., son
?,f. Wnltir and Florence A. bhervyood aied
Camp. No. 411. p O. f
jso. in. i' u, m, or A.l llmnllton
Council. No. 841 1. Y A., and employes
P. It. R. real estate department. Invited to
runeral services, hat., l p. m., i.'jp n. o-iin
st. Remains may be v lewed Frl.. 8 to 10
p. m. Int. Northw'ard Cem
SILENCE At Atlantic City. N J. Dec.
11, ANNA D wife of Benjamin It Slleme
(nee Hleiser). aied -7. Due notice of funeral
will ba Klven.
HILLERS. Dec. . MARY T wife of
John Ulllers (nee Kelly) Relatives and
friends, ll.' V. M. Sodality, League of the
Sacred Heart, Propagation of the Faith of
St Charles'! Church invited to funeral,
Sat 8'30 a. in., I'D 13 Ellsworth it. Solemn
high man of requiem St Charles's Church
10 a. ru Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto fu-
"rHMKS.--In Washington. D, t" . Deo. 10.
.TAMES llUltK. ion ot late tfemuel and
.Eleanor A. Blmes. Servloei and Int, at ton
lenience of family. ,
SMITH. Dec. 10. i03EPII R. son of
ii... .nil IstA Jnsenh 11. (smith nulatl.
T.J -r.s lnwltA.1 t.. Ain.,.l U,l U '
H11U IIS,1 .M'.- - .w...., .,,, u u, ll.,
m
. "1J,J.v'r..s.A- .. ". . -'"i1 ". oi l-iplst Christian: salarv to start tin'
Dec. 10. HL.NRY I'lusterl son of laie r ,. Applv In person. 83.-. linurie Hid. ' MIKN r for motortruck: freight station ex
Henry and Eveline Ulttenhouse. aaed I.'.. .-rJjrr. T , .,' . ,, . - ,Vi,n with vallroad or express company
Relatives and friends Cllv Hall auards and , ''ENKRAL Jiousew k small fain . .Ood rs. I . 'f'X Wilt. P 8tl7 Leuiir Ortlce
Antl-Cobden Club Invited to funeral serv-' mv S -""'h ' P'i Woodland 471 W I deslrahle vviue !Z -."B"
. DKATHH
SOI .pKHH -A Alkiitown P Vc 11
1IIMAN lauhlfr of l1 AMlllatii D. alio
rfiVnrt, tnvltSa io fun.ial. Fernioo.! I'em
wnr j nouuera hbpii iu jioiaiiven uu
DM.In.. Tn.. Kat,. B P. 111. .. . ...
HTUWAIU' (nee Taberi. wife of .1. T, filf - I
art liol.iu. ami rn.nn. inviii.il to (unrral i
rerxlee. Mon , In .in a m . lJr'i rl ,
annie, aiiii rarri Tanar. isra i.i
n. int. prlvat. Wmt Laurel Hill tm
l!omalnma be flawed Hun . 8 to II 30 p in
HTHKBTKIl -lie, in IloLLOWAY. hu
I'tiitu ui i.iiiiiii r r.e pr. ism c.f, v".-
(Ii ei and friend muted to aarvlcaa. rrl .
ail p m. Mill 0Be Int. ffly-le..
1 i.i.i i 'i.i lire 1' .iiiuiwii. i r...
nrl-'wire ur .mnn r. Sullivan iieiatuc ana
rriftirta inviiPd to ruiieriii. I rl . i ,i a. m .
in.iid. inviipfi ii. iiiii. rn ri . . ..111 n. 111 !
lint llaitihrldae at .Molemn hluli niaaa at.
requiem HI. l'hlllp'a Church i a. tn Int ,
private, pi anei Cam Weat i tia-ler Pa '
rWLOIl -De, 111. ANNIK wife of Tied
erl.k Tailor tMallica and friend" lnilte.1
In funeral S-.it , J n in SS2S S I'hailnlek ' ,
pi Int Mt Muriah Cam Auto aerip- .i-
TflT. I)e, n A XV n,ins. widow ofl
l harlaa II Tufl aaed 11(1 I!elalle and
fllanda tniltad to funeral arilcaa. l'rl.. S
li in reeld'n-e of oti In-law M It. Par
aona .181 .V Iillli t Int private. . .1
fKi:i,Mt-:ii:il -Da. H llAltltV. huaband I
of Mori L and aon of John c and lain i
Lllalictll 1 reluieie, i. Ki1 all Kelatlvea nrt
friend; Waahluittoli l'mo. No 411.1 I'. I) 4
S of K Hftiiini.n i IVlloiiehlp of the
4.'ld Ward Invited to funeral frl . 3 p in .
."t.'iJl .iHnn nt llei inantoivn In Oreetiiuount '
ani Kama Ina niav h" vloued Thur h
lo In p in . -.
WKLLAl'i: Dec 11 In Atlantic l llr
' .1 JOHN. ImalialHl of Catlialllia Wallme
(naa sll.mr). naed TC Duo notlte of fu
tiaral Silt H .Maafat hu-etts ava. Atlan'ii'
r.
"; ' ,..,,,,. , ..,,..m. v i
, " '; n','' i?l ll " ' ,fl' 'I"1'1.' V,, ,. '
iv II. IILn lui-haliil of lato . u-epl I ne
u-l.'"' ""H'li'i" . ""' " ll--ide
.' Due tiotl .. of lunarnl will be Khan
l M.TI'II I" In MI'.UIL IV . huelmrid
of Muilhc V Uultii finfi- Ullhartl Ilela
nv a and friend. all orKanlzatloni of
iv nil n ne vvai n nieiuupr uiviien m iuiirini
warvi.es y.n Jo in . 4u:il row a ton ava
Int prlv ita iiodiauda Cein Itemalua luaj
In. viewed l'rl a 'ii n .10 ! m
WKLTON Da. Ill JOtKPIIINI II
i Mow or lawn Wallon. anad TU Ilela
livea and friend, invited to funeral rervlca. .
-i i s it in te.ltlenca n( aon-ln-law, Dr '
11. I Natl 3iUis Dlaaton at. Taiony
lot private I
Vliril.Oi K Vc 31 HKIITIIA K
VHIT!,(ii'K d'- J,rW-iM(-x wife of I'Mnl
H hit lo k It-lat( atnl frinfli Invlteil l
t.. tnl PS, nl ll p m 18 H HtcK-! Pt
Int irl til-". IViiiwiuil i phi RMHaln-i ma l
lif iifupd l'rl 7 tt 10 ih in .
WIII-N I ---!. . !' "H.uFKJK, won of
(Winn." ni'il hit (icnr(tt- WHent. teil 17
KclatU'"-! u - "' .cntlf- Jinltcd to (unfit-1 cm
i t Hat , - v ni . rp-ililt-ni-) of nnrii.t
VIIU .Mcmptiii m. Int .Nurtli tr.hr Hi"
P ItKSKI D"' !' AHTIiril V liu-t I
i-aiuI or iuzHtiptn n-nitr j.iaiips nnu
filpiu!--!. nu-Ioji-t of tlnnUr Hffiiilmc Co.
I(,tt-il to funt-TMl. l"rt it. in 1MJM '1 iRK-r
Mt Jut Ml .Mot ih .'-ni RcmaltiM muy b
ilpd 'iliurn . v in 10 u in
zii. m:ri s- iwr h i-rvvii:m av
i(jf-n--r widow or iinon .icb--ii
ROCKET KJOIv Lost, on rrankford car
lllot.k No ;!, iioikatbuok lontalnlm; sum of
n.onev and a rlnff made of lioran-nal). Ra- 1
lurn RoJiertlslcr T4ufi l.avvtulala at
Pl'RSK I.oat. llzar.1 akin hand purae. .old .
claan. with initials c V., L . lost In Oar- '
rlek Theatre Sat . Tth matlt.ee. Liberal
ran ard if returned Mrs. rlandcll. 5814 Preset
load. Overbro'ik . I
RI.Nll Lost diamond chsagement rln. I
rirfanv aettlna l.andaoma reward for re
turn of name I'leuao notlfv Mrs Walker, I
4IHI N 41. tl. at , vest l'hlluiielphla, or phonal
Harlnor 7H.'.
RI.V.J l.o?t lady's rlna, niby centei aur
loundad by illamonds, in vicinity White
marsh Valley Country Club Reward If le
turned lo steward Whilemarsh Valley Coun- .
trv Chili. I
HELP "WANTED FEMALE
THE ARM I STICK WITH (1KRMANY
WILL NOT MfiAN RKDCCTION I.N TIIB
NCMHKil OI" BKLL TKLEPHO-VB OrKIl
ATORfl. TIIK' RKCONSTRCCTIOV PERIOD
AITIIIl THE WAR WILL HRtVO WIDL
i;.i'a.smun IN JUL1. '1 Kl.rJl'HUNK IN
UL'STKV
r0 YOt" WANT A PKRMANENT PK VCK-
TIM 12 POSITION !
I L li.-l UlIUSI-i .-SsULIATJ.S.
APPLY It A M 'lO.IP Af ANY WBCIyDIT ,
1011 nh st Miss Ran
I'd W Chpltpn tif. Mien Zinged
40fl Market -it Miss Smith
20 i: rth st . Chester. Pa. Miss Relly
a kizxt t:mpi oymknt opimck AT TmTIT
i Sl) CIIUSTNCT HIS OPEN DAT AND
PANNING 0 A M lO 8 30 P. Jl. MISS
1 UONOIIl'E.
I
run
ri:i.l ti:i i:imovk company
pf:vn
or
ASSISTANT hi a 1l---hoiiP . llclibOdt .1 In
a central onic: no expertme nieimtn .
a permanent pelP-tlme poaltloti anaurfd to
oun-? woman who -an handle the wntk
untlsfnrtorlls Mlsi Zlngol. -d W. Chelten
j1nMin!itnwii i
ATTENDANT at a tnlephuti mvlt hboanMa
iB(,iiIr..l In- u lurue i tirnomtlan u miiiiiie
'-"",1 . . M-rmanVtil vv.I.ld pusiilan I. I
,s.nrl Se- ill's .M rai s i: .or 5Tth
;V1 s mi. i ratl, vj
"'.T.iT .ti ' iifililonr
""i1 ' ai'!-,!.uli"' 'niidtloor
HOOKKEKPBR IJOOD AT I'ltll'RKI
APPLY lll'Hl'AU OI" RMPIiOrMBNT
WANAMAKBK'h
1JOOKKh.1:I,,.,i -,t""ant booUUepe! bill
, 1rlv Bj p.t.lpnoRipher- If jou lima
,.xl,erinre in any of above positions write
uivlng rrll inrtlculars. I" tl llov nnu'
' MmK--'r"lf "rriillj Theatle. 1.111
LarKv s - - ,
CI.RKK -W liie a acanci for- a rlerk
eierlen ed In ceneral ofrUt dutie- a (rood
oniiortunltv for the right pemoti . Ut eTTe-
rlem hk- and eau'ation lulls I 120.
Ledaer Ofrii'e
CLEItl.-" (four) experience Ulllle'a store.
jiiii N Hroail Ask for Miss Hntne
I'OOK while, i ate of Kltihen, pantri "and
dlnlnir room, anslst with washlna .1 in
fnmllv heLtind girl nnd lnijndres rinnloved,
1 10 ; separable bed! oonijdd'vjiw vd Ilox 14
COOKINll and downstulrs work K.'s's
IStli ei
DICTA PHON1 OPERATOR KJKHIENl'Kn
APPLY Rl'HEM' OF KMPl.OVMKN I'
WANA MAKER'S
Die rAPIIONL operators, exper . minpetent I
and capable reed onlv upplj Arnerlian.
1 Express Co ISth nnd Mailtet sis
Kl.LIOTT rislinn"" lillliliK marline i.w.r..i..e
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WIU .Altr; HXPEIllENVtiO 1 til'CfUf-
iinu tiil; utitPiiON't; on jjictaphdvk
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ir.tT npnirivt'VT mua'TiiM
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J1EST OI' SALARY.
MISS HA1EM WILL
AM APPLICANTS 1'.' TO 1
MEET
WEDNESDAY THl'RSDAY AM) FRIDAY
THtS WEEK AT 181 1 ARCH M'
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G1UL for binder . one who understaudi
folding machine. Apply Houghton Press, i
Mascher and Somerset. ,
OIHL for general housework, 8011 "i. 10th
at rnono Oak Lane '.'40
QIRLS AND 1YOMEN
Excellent opportunity for those seeking
steady and permanent employment on
light work
ASSEMBLERS
POWER PRESS
TAl'PINO MACHINES
FOOT PRKRis
DRILL PRESS OPERATORS
GENERAL HELPERS. NEEDED
II. T. PAISTE CO,
s:oa ARCH ST
dlRLM
14 TO 17 YEARS OP AOE
COOP OProRTUNITY FOB UUHINES3
APPJ.-Y wuhp AViJvi5iI.--,-'TM-i:NT
wi "srF "!- ssjisj -- -,
HELP WANTED FEMALE
KDIPIIO.S't; or DtCTAI'ilON'K
IIXPr.RlKNCED OPEltATOrtS
THLN't THIS OVEIl N'OW
Do vou want
1 ION"
a rEnMAN'E.VT PO.St
Do
"..V.'"."""' a noaltlon that will hold Ita
.Jl'L-UAIlNINM POWER IN TEAOK
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P"... 'n N'irF! SL'nnOUN'DIKO.''.
I LSE Ll'.NCHHOOMf. KKSTUOOMSI
"."I... ,V.AUB SCALK of tit to IM
I'M". t EUIC. with a ponlblllty of
earnlnit aa huh . 1ST. Intereat out
Do the noun--' Tfi dally and 3'4 fatur
iUi look Rood?
If o cotna and look over this opDor
lunltv .vouraelf Visit our J3MPLOY
.MITNT OKHCR and let tu ahow yom
It la worth .vour peraonal attention i
If vou ratinof call pr?onRlIj. phone
n'AIATT 632ft auk for MRS PATTON OR
MRH. TALK
'I'HTIS PfBTJPHINO CO
KMPI.OTME.VT OFFICIO
7th and Sansom stt.
HltlVi; THI57 AT WITH YOt
llul SLIiLKI'HR Wanted, vialtlni- home
keepi r., from u a. in to 12 alert and thor
oiiKh luvahla nf ltinnai-lni: lane prlvati
liou.elni I ard Uaardnsr accounta and doinff
aecratarlal v ork. P 110. t.adgar Office.
Iirirr:WORK I.leht janitor aervlce. 4
riua . unfurlt.. rant. I.a.t and Ilcht. alio
js r.n pn aak I40t x. Huh.
LsDIL-i take work home apare time; atamp
lna; Xmaa novelties, permanent. ctl'J Mar
ket t
I.At.NIRT
rM'v movirns
MIIIRT STARCI1LRS
A.VO (URL's TO
WRAP PAl'KAOKM
APPLT 1308 FILBKRT ST
.Mt LTIllftAPH OPURAIORS
WANTED FOR
PEP.MANE.NT POSITIONS
OOOn SALARY. TINE OPPORTU1IITT
APPLY OP. PHONE
CCRTI?! PtlDLISIIINO CO.
K.MPLOY.MENT OIFICE
TI'H AND SANSOlf STS
HKIVli TI1I1 AD WITH YOt'
NPRSn or aovernpss, French Enellsh or
Scotch to take, rare of 2 children under
vears Phone weekdays after 6 p. m.. Sun.
Jnv all dav. Chestnut H1U 424 VT
STKXOORAT-IIRR and dlcttphona ep.
piator, splendid opportunttv for brljrht
itlrl who Is aallable Imrned lately: must
be expprleiKd dlctauhonp operator; sal
ary $2r. Address "I..." T. 6. Box 3443.
STKNOGRAPHBK lVrmanent position with
old-pstubllshed machinery firm In north-
phmi -"-cnon ot cuvj onf who ran opervit
iiirtaphone, eood opportunity ror amumous
Klrl Addre-", atatlnjr aae. experlencA and
naUrv dealt fd ' I, '29 P O Rot 3470
1 STENOGRAPHERS ,
' CVPAIIl.K OK DOING GOOD TVORIC
APPLY UI RIJAT OI' KMPLOYMU.VT
i WANAJUKER'S
aTLNOGKAPinJRS Automobile manyfac
turhifr concern nap openings lor l eooa
h'enocraphers,
muwt be efficient and com
rni-rtnn.pinlp I
r UN Ied--r HlTiPi-
TKAClir.RS WAN'lED
Res- irradrt positions: near Philadelphia, con
t t h t wrtltlntf. National Teachers' Ajjencv,
3J7 Perrv Rldg . ,
TYPIST for billing work In office of lar"
manufacturlnif on. em In N. Phlla; no
fl a-ii r I tiff necessary; permanent position and
rhame for advancement P O Hox nS3!.
WAITRHSSHS. WIIITK. TOR
COl'NTHR AND VU)OR WORK
-vppi.v ucrii-vi" or employment
"WAXAMAKnR-'H
WOMAN Wanted, an Ititelllfient woman tn
i Hislet in ii ramiij witn cnunren: no wnnnsi
Inp pood affea If reliable and willing1 Writ
i or tall Mr R H. SrhoonmaUer 47 TV Up-
mi nx
uermanxown. j-noue uermamown
'"t ' . .
WOMKV FOR WRAPPING
UOC-KKI RNIHI1INCI GOODS. TOTS'. RTC.
Al'PM' Bl'llKAr OK KMPLOVMBNT
WANAMAKlUt'S
l ,,, pioto-engravlne hou.s. to aasi.t order
,1. t i,mt vvrlin neat y and 1m au ck and
aorurate at fluuia. Addresi wllh referenci
and lalary I' 1-1. I-edtur Otni-e.
YOt'NH LADY. Intelllnent. neat, careful, ft
Immanent position In the accountlnr de-
' parlmenl of a larse manufacturlnic corpo
ration, normrahi niiuii ui vii Klve lull
details and experience, salary etc P O.
Ilox SlUU1 ,
YOlNO LADY as steuoiraphir and office
assistant in ansvverlnir state lie, prevl-
am. nrlrnre nnd salary oxnected: Derma.
nent posltlnn with chance for advancement
I
inn
1 .edaer Central
YllL'SO WOMAN to handle telephone avvltrh
board lu a centi.il office no experience re
quired: an opportunltv to become nssoclftted
with a giowlnu industry In a position which
will onllnue after the- war. initiative and
abllitv will assure promotion See Mrs
1 a. v UMl Anh st first floor
YOr.S'O WOMAN to learn to operate a tele
J phone switchboard and assist in central
'ofTiie. no .-xperlence required, a. permanent
I position with Increased wanes tertnln If
service Is satltfactors See Miss Smith.
MOil Market st
YOUNtl WOMEN OVER 17
YEARS OF AOE TOIt
C-.MIIBHH AND lNRPVCTORS
PPLY Hl'REU Or EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
HELP WANTED MAXE
ANTHRACITE MINERS
WANTED
H1CH WAGES
FOR SllMOKIN. I.YKRNS VALL-sf,
POrrSVILLE SHENANDOAH AND
WILKES-UARRE DISTRICTS
CARl'ARE PAID TO DESTINATION
APPLY
SL'sQL'EHANNv. COLLIERIES COMPANY
CARE OF VN1TED STATES EMPLOfMENT
1RS1 ARCH ST
3D AND WALNUT STS.
824 S. STH ST.
APPRENTICES
Hois from llHi to 18 leiri
old, who wish to learn thl
art ind trade of machinist,
are needed by thli company
WE WANT ONLY
Strong, healthy white bo"i. who
Intend to stick! not only an
our rates high, but the course
ot training ii moit thorough
MIDVALE STEEL aWp ORDNANCE Cllv
4S01 Wlitahickon ave.. Mcton-n
See
Mr Cobaugh (10 a. ni. or 2 p. El.)
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