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trong Sentiment in Favor of General Increase in Fares
(March !4, 1010)
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I recorded Ralo price nnd dntoa of trans
nctlon of banK. trust company ami va
rious loeni Mocks, aeliiotn. nnn, in noma
cnneif, never dealt In on tho Philadelphia
Stock IhcchaiiKo. (Quotations compiled
by Uarnes &. Loflnnd) :
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NnXT to the rise tn steel ahd the resultant effect on vlrtuallj the whole
lit na wm antlclnated. the recelvershlD for the New York Intcr-
tfi- borough Consolidated Corporation was the mnln topic of discussion In
the financial district during tne nan session on saiuroay.
Among the banking and Investment houses little was talked about
outside the appointment within the last few days of tho three receiver
ships, covering eery street nnd subway railway system In New York city.
There is a strong sentiment in favor of a general Increase In fares to
meet the present conditions. While It Is acknowledged In some quarters
that overcapitalization has much to do In the matter, any attempt to
wait for the slow legal process of reorganbatlon through the courts would
fall to give tho Instant relief which Is necessary.
One ot the largest public utility banking houses In the city, writing
on the subject, savs.
"Tho critical situation of many street rallwa companies which havo
been unable to obtain higher fares with which lo meet necessary Increases
In tho cost of labor and materials of all kinds Is one deserving nation
wide attention. It is absurd to think that anv business can virtually
double Its costs of operation without charging moro for Us servlco or
product. Tho credit of street rallwas has been lit least temporarily
ruined and it will be very dlmcult to raise -new money for nn future Im
provements or extensions. Banking houses and Investors will not be In
terested in securities of this kind without some drastic change which will
in some way assure a reasonable return on Investments made in this
most necessary and important business. The receiverships for tho New
York Railways Company and the Interborough Consolidated Corporation
is only the latest result of present conditions.
"The solution maj eventually be found in some form of a 'cost-of-
service' plan, providing for valuations of street railway properties with
sliding rates of fare, which shall be so adjusted as to allow a reasonable
Veturn on the Investment Such a plan Is now ui operation in Boston,
Cleveland, Youngstown and other communities."
. .
Below are tho opinions of well-known financial concerub on the lead
ins financial subjects of tho last week:
Guaranty Trust Companj The United States Tariff Commission has
submitted to President Wilson, as a result of Its Investigation of reci
procity and commercial tre-itles, a report in which it recommends a polkv
for the United States which "should havo for Its object, on the one hand,
the prevention of dlscrjmlnatloa and the securing of equalltv ot treatment
for American commerce and for American citizens, und on the other hand,
the frank offer of the same equalltv of treatment to all countries to re
ciprocate in the same spirit and to the same effect." It is suggested that
without disturbance of the general tariff policj of the country and with
out committing the eountrv definitely with respect to the permanent
commercial arrangements which nuj result from the Peace Conference.
a method of additional duties can be effected to seouro fair reciprocal
treatment from foreign countries While Congress would have lo pro
vide for such addition il duties, the commission believes the actual im
position of them should bo left to the discretion of the President
JFrazler Co The tremendous activity in the stock market In the
last few dajs would indicate that the revival In business Is near at hand
We are still of tho opinion, however, that the tide has not completely
turned and that it will be well not to become too enthusiastic until such
'time as actual orders begin coming in lo the manufacturers in this
country.
The placing of a peg price on steel may have one of two effects It
may either induce the purchasing agents of the eountrv to buy now that
they know the price cannot go lower, or It may absolutely prevent all
buying if the price set is too high to enable business to be done on that
basis. Its effect should bo definitely shown within tho net two weeks
arid will, in our opinion, Indicate the course of business conditions for
the remainder of the ear.
Chandler Brothers & Co The market during tho last week fairly
well retained the strength conspicuous for five weeks past, but It wag
scarcely the same sort of quality. The gains this week were in tho ma
jority of cases in the cheaper class of stocks. To be sure, Teas Oil made
a new high at 217H and United Cigar Stores at 138 and Marine pre
ferred took another aerial flight to 11, while Atlantic Gulf and West
Indies also gave one of its sky-rocketing performances ard Industrial
Alcohol made the shorts squeal as It climbed to 146, but the real features
of the week were Sinclair Oil, Willys-Overland, Allls-Chalmers, Butte and
Superior, Maxwell Motors, Ohio Cities Gas and Oklahoma Producing and
Refining, which have as jet scarcely attained to the brotherhood of the
big ones. Predictions of Impending great Industrial activity and of the
startling opportunities for United States leadership were generously cir
culated and utllUed to further advance prices. International conditions
were so congested and unsettled and the conflicts between "Idealisms"
and "actualities" were so wide apart, even to the point of disruption of
such a cordial partnership as is supposed to exist between the President
and the Senate All these severally were apt to be disturbing factors
when securities have momentarily passed from the hands of the strong
to those of the weak which, w ith the new Victory Loan launching so un
comfortably near, excites some apprehension among the conservatives.
Wheeler, Elliott & Mann Probably no American locality is as much
interested in public service securities, particularly passenger railways, as
Philadelphia. For several years, due to the efforts of several banking
firms, this neighborhood has had tremendous Investments in such coi
poratlons. A few have shown no losses, but with many there has been a
discouraging shrinkage in values.
This has been largely because of a stupid misunderstanding of the
situation on the part of the public, misled by self-seeking politicians and
unintelligent newspapers, who seem to think the piopertles were built for
amusement, or to lose money. Instead of Investment. Trequent recdiver
hlps have proved that the properties did cost something and that power,
Wages and cars do cost more than some ears aso.
There is little doubt but that the securities of these companies have
seen their worst and that there are few better opportunities for profit
than in buying some of the underlying securities at a third less than their
former selllnc prices. There is a nation-wide sympathy with these utility
companies which Is forcing better rates and ultimate restoration.
Edward II. Smith & Co The moderate reduction in prices of steel
products, which was not so large as had been expected, and the opinion
created among steel Brokers that quotations are likely to be maintained
for a year, has a stimulating effect on steel stocks. This is favorable to
the general market, and in the absence of adverse news it is believed that
Improvement Is likely to continue.
Halsey, Stuart & Co. have installed an exclusive prlvate-wue service
between the Philadelphia office in the Land Title Building and the main
office in Chicago, the New York, Boston, St. Louis and Detroit offices.
This makes It possible to give much quicker service and will be of great
assistance in handling the large volume of bond business which all In
vestment houses expect to share in after the Victory Loan has been placed.
No Investment bond dealer can complain of the demand for securities
since the lost Liberty Loan, but the preparatory work for the next loan
Is beginning to take the time and energy of the bond men, and this de
mand will Increase during the coming weeks. However, there Is a con
siderable amount of financing which will be offered before April 21, and
Investors continue to show a large capacity for tiulckly absorbing attrac
tive Issues.
J. P. Morgan & Co. announced Saturday that airangements have
been made by the Southern Railway Company, with the consent of the
director general of railroads, to offer to holders of J5.250.000 South Caro
lina and Georgia first mortgage 5 per cent bonds falling due May 1,
1919, the privilege of extending their bonds for ten years with Interest
at the rate of 5?i per cent per annum. Holders of the maturing bonds
will be offered the privilege of extending and at the btime time of receiving
a cash payment of 2,4 per cent, so that the extended bonds will thus net
approximately 5.80 per centj. Holders who prefer not to extend will get
par and interest at maturity.
As a result of the announcement of a receiver for the Interborough
Consolidated Corporation there was considerable nervousness In the
securities of that organization.
Liberty Loan issues are actlv e, but dlsplaj ed a firm undertone. Buy
ing of a substantial character is said to continue in theso Issue?. For-
eign governments are also firm, with a fair turnover. Railroad and in
,V' dustrial bonds are inactive and the market as a whole Is extremely dull.
Secretary Glass has Issued a statement that the fifth government
loan, about to be offered, will be the last to be put out by th govern-
"laent. This had a steadying influence ever Liberties.
American nnU .'Ha
ivanK or Commerce . 1-T
IBink of North America ."11 U
Proart Slreet .. . 0
Ontennlnl National 27V
On trnl National . . 4I"
Corn Ktchanco NaH..3(i
nishth National.. CD
rnrmera A Mech Nat 17
rirst Nnllonat 211
fourth Street National 310
Vox Chane tt
Franklin National rnit4
(lermantown 1 4cV
OlraM National . 144
K'enalnft-ton National . 101
Manaunk National . IV)
Market Street National ISO
MMille Cits Hank 2H
National Securltj 442.
Ninth National . . 140Vi
Vorth Penn 12'
Northern National 200
Vortrmeatern National 4011
Penn National 274
rnlluilelrhla National .10
Quaker C!t National 110
feeond National. 317'
Pluth National J02
Snuthwark National tVi't
Southwestern National n't
Tenth National . 120
Textile National .. .. llVi
Ihlnl National 2"0
Tradeamena National . 2V0
t'nlon Natlonnl . 210
West Philadelphia . 45
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LONDON STOCK MARKET
! Fresh Advances in Home Hails and
Gram Trunks- Undertone Steady
I.omlon, March 24. Statements that
negotiations for an adjustment of labor
dinicultles were proceeding smovthlv
made sentiment on tho Stock 1'xchangB
cheerful today nnd the undertone of the
markets was steady In the main.
There was n fresh advance In home
lal'fl and Grand Trunks. Tho gilt-edged
teel Ion al?o wdr hard.
Confusion In foreign exchange led to
unsteadiness In foreign securities Thoro
was n brighter feeling In tho Industrial
group, owing to expectations that a
settlement with the miners will ac
celerate a revival in trade.
viAitnir.n
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delphia. March IV. 11110. nt the Arch Ktreet
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Fldelltv Truat
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flermantown Truat
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MO
ADWtS -At Mwedeahoro. N J March
21. MAOClIt: li' ADAMS, sued 60 Relatives
and frlemla invited to funeral servlcia resi
dence of son Inlaw, H K Shoemaker.
Hwedealioro, Tues 1 30 p m, lnt IlBllna
ton Cem
AI.I.F.N March 22. MARY J daughter
of late VVIIIlim nnd Vtarv I Allen nued 8J.J4
Relatives and frltmls Invited to funeral stv.
.tea. Weil J ) m , 37 H Union ave , Pen
aauken. N J Int. private Thura
.llARRUTT Marin 2J. VVILMAM hus
blind of Nellie llarrctt (nee Larken) Fu
neral Tliurs K 1(1 a in 4 231 Mentor nvi
Solemn renulem mass Churth of Our Mothi r . Inv Ited to funeral servlres. .Wed
of Sorrows 10 a m lnt St Denis's Cem. I jVil N Houvler at. Int. 'private,
Relalliea and friends Our Mother of Sor- mount Cem
rowa Huh Name Society. Dlv No J4. A. FAItRDIt March 21, RARAII M
O H , t'nmmanrler "i s p It II . Penna, of Richard Tarrer Relatives and frlenda.
icn and fin-, inemijnrs oi ni niepnen a
DKATHS
Club. Invited to funeral. Tues . g"in a. m .
2SS" I-. Norrla at Solemn requiem mass
Church of the Holy Namo 10 . m. int.
New Cathedral Cem Auto funeral.
DULnY : March 22. at Atlsntlo tflty. '
N J tNNAHHM.i:, widow of John Daller
Relatives and frlenda Invited to funeral.
Thurs , H 30 a m 2312 Christian t. Sol
emn high maia of requiem St. Anthony's
Church 10 a m Int. Holy Cross Cem.
Auto funeral. Wilmington, Del., papers
copy
.IWt'3 -"In Ij0" Ana-elm, Calif.. March 12.
NBt.MK, widow of Fulton W Dale. Rela
tives nnd frlenda Invited to services, Tues ,
2 P. m . Oliver ir Ralr Rids; , 1820 Chest
nut ft lnt Mt Morlah Cem
DA.Ntni.S March 22. IRENE R. wife
of Harrv Danlela and daughter of late An
drew J and Sarah S. Wlthrow, Relatives
anil friends lnt Red to funeral services.
7,"" ?. Ti T..' stater' residence, Mrs John
N J Wed K ""' 1''taBntvlllc-
'o,'UN March 22 CHARMIS. husband
of llrldget Devlin Relatives and friends,
San Domingo Council No 280 K. of c ,
C K of A . Tlranch No 118: Hoard of Di
rectors of Jarksot II and I Aaao . Invited
to funelnl, Tlure 8 10 p. m , (127 N
Rroad at Solemn requiem mass St
Stephen's Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Sepul
chre Cem Auto funeral
DtFHI, viarch 21, CHART, ns H
DIKIIT, Relatives and friends, lllshop New
man Counc'l, K of C , invited fo funeral.
Tues , 8 10 a in 1221 N. 2d at. Solemn
requiem maaa fit, Michael's Church 10 a. in.
lnt Hnlv Sepulchre Cem Auto funeral
DOUOIinrtTY Of wounds In lietlon In
1'ranre, Nov. n. WILLIAM L, DOtrnHRRTY.
son oT William P and Catharine M Dough
erty (neo Cole), late of 2083 Arnmlngu ave
Relatives and friends St Ann's Catholic
Club Invited to solemn requiem mass Wed .
IO a m St Ann's Church. Memphis si.
and Lehigh nve
DRAHN Vtarch 23. RUTTY, widow of
Herman H Dnhn (nee DUntre). ased 81
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
Wed , H II) u m , (llrnrd Parle 21at and
Hhunk ats ) Solemn requiem mass St.
Monica's church 10 a m Autf; funeral
HOWARDS. March 21, F.MMA HD
WARDS (nee Thomas) wife of William J
lilwarrts ngeii a Relatives and friends
p m .
Oreen-
Int.
I D BATHS
Oliver II, Hair Rldjj , 1820 Chestnut St.
. MircilEM On March 21. 1DIB. WIL
LIAM, husband ot Fannie Mitchell (nee
Heebner). In his 70th ear. Relatives and
frlenda. also Philanthropic Lodge. No. IS. I.
O O F., Invited to funeral, on Tues., at 2
o'clock, at late residence. IISii Leopard at.
Int. Ardsley Cem. via funeral car. Re
mains may be viewed Monday eve., 8 to 10
o clock
. MOHNACS March 22. OI"onoE. son ot
Joaeph and Hleanor Mohnacs aged 10. Uela
tlves and friends Invited to funersl. Wed.,
8. 10 a m., parents' residence. 2123 Maga.
rlne lane. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto fu
neral MOORn March 21. ANNIB HOWHLL.
widow of John VV. Moore, aged 73. Rela.
lives and friends Irvlted to funeral services
Tues, 11 a, m, residence of son-ln-lavr,
Henry F. Seltzer, 230 S 4.3th at. Int. pri
vate. I
JIOYHR Suddenly, March 21, at nelmar.
N J,. AI.nilRT VVllAR MOYrJH, son oi
Fannie and late Jonah W Moyer, aged 44
Rxlatlves and friends Invited to funeral
afrvnT. eu i ii, m . resiaenre. or A
PERSONALS
WILL THOMAS Oi JENKINS, who was In
ths real estate 'or Insuranrt business in
this city about 0 months ago. communicate,
to his advantage, with N A. NORTH. Atty.,
44 Court st Rrooklm. N, Tt
LOST AND FOUND
HELP -WANTED MALE
PORTERS ND CLEANERS
i . WHITK MEN
'APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAHAKER'3
NnCKPinCK Lost, fur neckpiece, died
. squirrel! Sunday. Reward It returned to
1229 Spruce st.
HELP "WANTED PEMALE
ARTIST to retouch photographs and malie
waeh drawings (not colored) of furniture.
rederal Dqulpment Co.. Carlisle, ra.
CHAMIIGRMAID and waitress, private fam
ily! no washing; ealarv $ni reference re
oulredi German preferred. 41)10 Wnnefield
ave.
CHILD NURSE wanted, competent Oerman
or Swiss, wllilnir tn An tnendlnr. assist
with upstairs work! excellent home and i
PROOFREADER wanted on mornln nw
paper: only those with at least n year'
practical proofreading experience nsed apply:
good salary to Mrat-elass man, Application
may he mads any time at COO Chestnut it.,
fifth floor.
SALUS M4.NAOER. well-J.nnwn distributor
manufacturer, whose products , formerly
olstrlhutM through dealers Mid Jobbers, ntrt
eeliintf direct! muat be good nrganlger! capa
ble or handling and dlrertlnv men on own
initiative- hlsli.crrad- man willing to demon
strsto by sctual sales or n fitness for tho
position! salarv and bonus! can arranre In-l..Tlw-h,:
"dd'esslns; Opportunity. Lincoln
Rli'g, Phllsdelphla.
8ALIJSMAN We havo an opening In nur re-
J"""".' o":" ? :- .'V.L '";": ."'. ." mm. in n. k. S .1.;. rhm. .'".'""." ''i' ior j nin.rao
1111 e "" - 1,u" "' "" urei firWiViVjj - -"." lexperienceq irurK saieamnn! muat ha able to
H1JI ?ern .. . . , Hermarlown 44, . ehOW exrentlonAI near arinmnllahments! this
HULUUK.-Maich 23. ELIZA11ETH MU-
l.OCK. dailrhter of lain r?it,inril mill Cnrn.
lino Mulock. Due notice oflliuneral will
be given, realdence of couSTnT" Dr. I. O.
Shalleeoas, 112 s. 20th at.
VN1JWLIN. March 21 APCHALDINE
NEVVL1.N High mass Wed , 10 a. m.. St.
P.V&. Church. Int. Holy Croaa Ce"l
PECK March 2J CATHDRINH PECK
(neo Iine) Wife nt Thnmna fl n-olr Ttoln.
i tlves and friends Invited to funeral, Wed, 2
p m . residence of husband, 8111 S. 12th st.
lnt Mt Morlah Cem. Remains may be
viewed Tues. after 8pm Auto service
l'KiioarviER March 20. FRANK, hus
band of Annie Pfrommer and son of lots
John and Catherine Pfrommer. aged 3n.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
VVed-, 8 30 a in. residence of brother.
Oeorro Pfrommer. 1140 McKean st. High
requiem mass cnurcn of Epiphany III a. m,
ni. v1 " cm auio runerai
riiAiii-.a
CLERK Young vvomnn In the
deOnrttTIAftf nt th- f.l.lln T. - Cn Aak
for Mr. Welcker, Public Ledger Company,
Oth and Chestnut sts.
accounting i Is an exceptional ninnrtunlty for a hlgh-rado
COOK, experienced ynunc white woman:
..rrotrstnnt: no Washing. Phone Ovcrbrook
8470 or call, at .1411) Wnnefleld ave.
COOKINO and light housework: 2 In fsmllyi
, ""'II house! no laundry: go home nights.
0118 Sherman st , Oermantnwn '
CLERK for clerical work, typewriting nnd
attend ewltrhrnord state ae-e. exp.. ref.
and salary P 030. Ledger Offlm.
uigen on.
-Tun-rai
wife
It It Relief Aaao
men's Aaao No 73
hnalnemen and Fin - memliers of St Stephen's M. D. Church
invited Auto service I Oermantown, Invited to funeral service,
11 A I L II Y March 21. MARY JANE
RAILEY. aged 74 Relatives and friends in
vited to funeral services. Tuea , 2 30 p. m ,
mil Foulkrod st , Trankford Int. Cedar
Hill Cem
IIARTLE1T At Wenonah. N T March
21 I RL'SI.INO DARTI.KTr aged 47.
Relatives and mends rldelltv council. P.0
8 Jr O V M of Mlllvllle N J ln
vlted tn funeral Tues. 2 10 p m
deri'e 11 West Joraey uve . Wenonah
private VVenounh I em
IIAPMITT Suddenlj Mnrcli 2. LEWIS!
In hualmnd of I, Auatle Snvder Ilsasett
aged 4(1 Relatives nnd friends Potter
Lodge "u 441 F nnd A M . Palestine
It A Ch uiler No 24(1 Marv Commundery
No III K T l.u l.u Temple A A O N
VI s , Invited to funeral aervliea Tues
Re'atlves and friends Invited to
rvleea VV'M !1 n n, ra.lri.npA
oi iiirs. w, j- rountr. 1802 N. Douvler st.
Int. private, Westminster Cem
PLANT. March i'3 DOROTHY EDNA.
daughter of Frank It and late Elisabeth
tamnbell Plant aged S months Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral services Tues ,
2 p m . residence of grandmother. Mrs.
Jacob Campbell 4th and Taelter ave , Fol
som. Delaware County Pn lnt Mt. Morlah
Cem Friends mov call Mon eve
POLLOCK Suddenly March 22 OEORflE
J POI,T.OCTv MnlafliM nn,l f-Unria Rt
huabnnd of John's Lodge No 11.1 F and A. M.': St.
jonns u a i; no. S3 1 Fulton Iidge, no
.14, K of P.: Menoken Tribe, I O 11 M.:
emplnjes of Register of VVIlla 2(llh Word
Ixecutlve Committee East End and 20th
Ward Republican Clubs. Invited to funeral
servlres. Wed ,2pm, 1043 Moore st lnt
n.vnte. Trlcnds may call Tues . 8 to 10
p m.
HAMfiBY At Aahmont. Mass. March 22.
sts ) 10 a m. lnt H,il Cross Cem Auto TAVIhS II. RAMSbY. Relatives an1 friends
service Remains may bo viewed Tues, 7 iJnylteil to funeral services Tues, 2 p. m ,
to 10 p m i Oliver II Hair llldg . 1S20 Chestnut st .
I'ORSTIUIRO March 21 Village Qreen, Philadelphia lnt private Woodlands Com
Pa., JOHN OUSTAVE FORSTIlUnO, Sr. ' IHDDELL March 38 MARY A wife of
services vvea , j p m , unver n iiair uenrge uiiiiieu ageti t Relatives nnu
DRFSSMAKER wants vfslat and skirt finish
era, assistant sleeve draper, sleeve finish
era and Improve on walsta. skirts and
sleeyesj also finishers and improvers on tal-
,., i ... ..i D.....n. nuiiiri, ... .,....
March 22. SARAH A. PI ARES. '""5 ?APi' "" Jl" ".n.d -7.r'"".f. ?."":
,-.... ( (nisi- -na-nssoit , ni'jUjr Mil wrrn imuin
frnm R tn B SO; half day Sit. 1723 Walrnit.
Tuos , .i m . m n. GarAcld st German
town int private
I'OLRY March 2t. JOHN1 J
Anna Maria FoiV o.bpA A3 Rplathot
rlenda et Phila Council. No 344, K
of C . Court rrrcdnm. No. 220, V of A ,
Dlv No 12, A O II Catholic llonrvolrnce
bocletj, Penna ft U Relief Abso , all other
"I I onmijzaunnH cr nnicn ne aa h memDer, in
""' i i Itt rt to funeral Wnl, H .1(1 a. m. 3217
ni- i Wnltjico .t itntfimn rnnttlum mnaa Mt
Acatha'n Church ClHth ami HDrlnc O riin '
"30. and Locust I rftU
llulldlnt?. 1HJ0 Chestnut fat , Phltade phla
It S MiUlUe nt
',VAvr,Hn,,.r,h o avva T, .iB,,h.l .. ntANK March 12 MAUY O. widow of
ter of lali John and Sarah A Raxter Rela
tives and friend", United to funernl werlces,
Tuc , n l rn , rnusln'H residence Mrs
Tntob Ulnchmun. 317 N flth t , Camden.
N T Int. private. IJerKreen Cem
Ili:CKi:il March 2J HOWARD TI . eon
of I,ouh and Tin rri Reck. r. afrpl 11 Rela
tlien aid friends onah Trlfce. No 41, I C).
v It u.l in fitniirnl mirt Ima U'ml n m "'".
in i father's refddmrp Jflll N 2Ith it Int. l
11 prhate Remilna may be lewed Tues. j
18 1 "linARP At Albion. N J , huddenlv,
IQ March JJ AMlfilUA I-, diushtcr of Rm
ID ben II and lite Mtirj A Heard Relativi
IS ami friend- InMUd to funeral pertUr ,
1M Wcl 1 h m p triors of William H
14 Strlnel p1I )0l W huruuehanna au Re
10 main- nn U- l'pd Tuch ee lnt IUU
H i idf iVm l.i funeral nir I
10 I RKHARS Manh J3 MINMH M wlfi
in of Cnrll I Rpears nnd danithtnr of Wll
1) I Ham and Thereat I'falT RelatKR an 1
I friends lnItnd ti funeral jerhei ed -!
p in 14id Rlnls st Ioiian Int prlv to
in , . nyiipn ituia trui iiciuairiH may ue muvcu
M i.ll'"r Hp
"' I RKITZ
.March 21, I.OUIS T . hmba
Oeorffe I rnrk RelatUeH and fr't-d lr
vled to funeral. Wed . 1 d m . New land "t
and Clifton ae , hhiron Hill. I liware
Counlj Int Northwood Cem Ante fu
nnrnl Remain may bo viewed 'lues 7
to li p m
ORAIIXM Mirth 21. I2MMA GRAHAM
wife of Hamutl Graham (neo Crabtree) aged
211 Rf0ntiPH and friends Invited to fu-
fcprvrfi Tues . v m . r.auii uoroi
nt Int Oakland Cem Frlenda rmy call
Mon eve
OLWAMAJS In France, of wounds
Jan J't FRANK J husband of I.ouIf
GunsflUus and son of Marv 13 (nee I3d
witnlfa) and late I rank (Junnallu's atted J"
Rilatlvei and frlenda Invited to nob mn re
nulem mllltarv mass st Autcuitlne's Church.
4th et above Race Tuch . 10 a in Soldiers
and "Hors Invited v
1IAI1N On Manh 22 1010 FRKDRtCIC
1IAHN, hunband of Sr.phle Hahn aired 77
yea I a Relatives and friends rna call Mon
ive S to p m Funeral Hcrvlce strlctlv
private on Tn"s innrnlmr at lit o'clock from
hl late retdduiit, 2301 Christian st Int at
Crematorv
IIAKVKV Manh 21. CATIinniNK wile
, Helen Iteltx (neo 1auck) RelHttven and
., ' friend I-ndcp No r4. I () O M . Cable
J Construction I)-pt . Rell Telephone -Co In
J2 .vlted to funernl Tum, 2 p m, parlors ot
i" ' Kueireno Ieeeh 71-7 Woodland ave Int
17 private Frlenda may call Mon , 7 to l
in t n m
1 HISHOP March 2T V HJ.TAM H hF
Mft land of lite Man Tonca RIhop aired 74
1 Rf-itii s anil friends Wnshlnvtnn f'anp.
i ino ai
'IH Nn 4
l'tl. No HiQ o of I A. Invited to funeral
. FcrvJtes Ued . 2 p in , 4S31 Parrlsh at
I Int. West laurel Hill (tin Remains ma
'10 I be view. 1 Tuea eve Xntn funernl
17 nooril Mirch 21. SARA C HAMPTOV
in I widow of Wllllim K Rooth Relatlven asid
IO ' ..! Inil.nl n f(irmvi.i e.-i.lriA,, It'-,!
llii'liui iidui j iu unn i o--iin.ro Itt'IJ ,
2 !( p m son in law s residence, John R
Chalfant Newtown Snuare, Pa. Int. Old
St. David h Cem , Radpor Pa Autos will
I IJiIi lil II It I I II wl. t.AIIllilkl.111 II llf
n,i nP ' ' Gcorxe C Harvev (nee Uolde) nB'd ."4
II Ll (II tl,.l . i I, ,. ., nn.1u . I.n.l ... fimnrol sorv.
R'dithea anJ frlenda Invited to funeral scrv
ins Tues J p m , nusninu a resmence.
2J41 N 4th fct Int private. German l.u
tl. rnn Cim Remains may bo viewed Mon .
7 to n n m
HENNFslIY In Franre, of pneumnnln, '
Feb , formerlv of 11)24 N 220 nt Wllr
I.IAM J DAl.Y hUBbind of Rose AIicKel I
and aon of RUhird and Annie Hennt""p ,
(nee Hilfmann) and crandion of Catharine j
friends Invited to funeral services Thurs
J p m , 20J0 ntzwater st. Int. Mt. Morlah
Cem
RISKMNG AMrch 20 SIMON P. hus
band of Ellen Wvnno RIsellntT. Relatives
and friends Invited to funpral. Wed. 8 in
a m i 318 N (.2d st. Solemn mflss of re
quiem Church of Our I.ady of Rosary 10
a m lnt Cathedral Cem Auto funeral.
HOIUNSOV H iiddenl), March 22.
I.OUJ8A, daughter of late Joseph and Ann
Robinson, formerly of Clifton Heights
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
Tuea ,2pm, residency of Jfhn D Powers.
0S1O Paaehnll ave . West Philadelphia Int.
private. Ml. Zion Cem , Darny. Friends
may rail Mon . after 7pm Auto funeral
ROGERS At 110 E CW nt 7 New York.'
Mon March 17 11)10 nt 4 ID m , tn her
23d year. EDITH &M,10TT ROGERS, wife
of Edmund Pendleton Rogers and daughter
of Mr and Mrs Howard Elliott, 1TA Park
ave , New ork. Ruriftl Wed afternoon,
March Hi In St James's Churchyard, Hyde
l'arkon-HudKon N. Y.
SACHSENHMMER March 23 JOHN
H , husband of Rosl Snchsenhelmer (neo
ICi O Relatives and frlenOs, Columbus Ren
Hoelet. invited to funeral servkes Thura,
.1 p m , 29"7 N. Orkney st Int Green
mnunt Cem Friends may evil Wed eve
RAVAGE March 21. JOSEPH HUNTER
SAVAGE husband of Sarah Elizabeth Rav
nire, aped 7S Relatives and friends also
WashlnRton Castle, No 3, K. G. E : North
Anvrlcan Union and the Wholesale Ojster
men's Association arc lnlted to attend fu
neral services, Tuea , at 1 p. m . at tho
rcsldcncu of his son-in-law. Robert H. Scar
horouKh (U1M Columbia ave lnt private In
HarlelKh Cem . Camden, N. J. Friends may
call Mon. evening.
DRESSMAKER wants waist and skirt fin
ishers' also Improvers' short hours and
long season Apply 1301 locust st.
DRESSMAKFRS Waist, skirt and sleevfl
finishers, also Improvers and apprentices;
paid while learning Apnlv lnOO Locust st.
QIUTj for housework and olam eooklnsi small
family. lfn Birch ae., Dala. Phon
Cvnwd 7Bn W.
GOVERNESS. French, wanted : over 80
years of age: must have sood references
for two-ear-perlod with previous employers
Apply by mall nnlv tn Mrs. Elsie. Cassitt
Stews rt. Haverford, Pa.
HOUSEWORK AMERTCAV. GERMAN
POLTSH On TTTTNGATtTAN GIRT, fOH
GrNFRM. ?TOTT5irWOrK' i TN FMTT.Y:
noon home; good wni:i io( roe
Moonn ave , glenside, pa, ogontz
47S T
trurk sslesmnn. Vim lntrjrt mMr r .
and Huntingdon sts
Broad
SALESMAN Wanted, competent salewtnart
In nell rill I HtiM nt rintiv mirtii o.illftaa
doll rsrts and velocipedes In the' city of
Phlladlnhni w wint m mnn .lirt run nro '
dure results. 'WVlts Children's Vehicle Cor-
porntlnn East Tmmeton. Mnss
SALESMAN An old-established corpora
tlon hns an opening for experienced stol:
pnd 1ond salesman: a ra1 nnrrtunlW for
V?.0. rlB"l. mRn-. Atiply s"7 Real Estate Trust
Bldg Phone Walnut Rlla
8ATESMAN--Young man to learn selling:
small salarv nnd commission, 1330 Ileal
rtt Trust Rllr
BATIK'S VS, automobile nccesorv, with
established trade, Ui handle sld- line; eom
misston basis state narttcnlars nnd territory
nu travel. Halm Co, 7 Domlnlck St.. New
York rllv.
SATFSMPV WNTFn " rKlAs WALNUT
2713 FOR APPOINTMENT.
SHOES Eiperleneed man to (ake chartrw
of elean'rf? and pscklni department In
women's hlvh-trrnd sioe fuetorv n B"oott
Ivn on thorouThl fs miliar "th colors,
repairing, etr. A 33. Ledger Office.
STFVonniPHETt "d opnortunlty for a
comnetept stenogrnnheelth " larg cor
iwirnii'in miRTf ITre
Pcren m nn
etnerUnro and snlarv t
Tedcer Office,
GIRL colored In anartment for general
housewok famllv of 4 no wnshlne" $10
per w eek rof "rtr Wi retriMt st
STFNfGRAPHFrt and dletnphone operator
Wanted! PXrteHnf4 In cranaHl nfNu snrn.W
rCtn AJ!Sv,,hv l" to Tuls Walther Mfff. Co.,
tt.v t Sn0 Tensingotn ave. v
SURFACn -GRINnER. exnereneed wantert
for work In and also to tsk rharge of
surfsre-grlndlnr rnnv state rxp-rlenrs. ssN
ary wanted t K. Little. P. O. Box 921,
Cumberland Md
LADTES. tske work home; transferring pat
terns $,f hundred; not experienced pay
fo- pnlterns to learn Store M12 M'nrket
LTNrmss. colofd to rn fa-mtty
WAHHTVG' 4 ADULTS' TUFSDsYS;
PFRMANEVT CALL C739 HADFIELD
AVE W PHILA
MAID Competent white msld as chamber
maid and vnltres; two In famllv; town
In winter, count-v In ummer. Apply after
7 p m . nm n rtrowd st .
MILLINERS
MTLLTNF.ns
ALL YEAR
WANTED EVPRIFNFn
PERMANENT pn?TTTr.NS
ROTTVD
v good wagfs
APPLY E"Pf r.TfTTVT nURBATJ
T.fT TlROTHFRS
OPERATORS Steadv all-the-vear-arnund
work for girls over tfl and women In mod
ern, up-to-date faetorv building Ideal loca-
cater ave , Darby, Snruce. Paltlmore ave,
ann spring Garden bridge surraee lines; on
en tors wanted In the nssembllnt depart
ment, where the vvorR Is light and clean; also
on presses tappers and other light ma
chines For details rail at factory office,
H T yralste Co . 8201 Arch st.
YOT'NG MAN Pv a Innte local mannfsc
tiirlne1 corrnstl'ti, n vinna1tv rriit
'oitnr mtin of fhvt "0 rn of n-n, with a
thoroueh iracte1 kov ledc. nf prcoHtitins;:
h nrtsltfon offers etv!dehle Anfyirtunltj'
for fnttr advancement to r'ht pprsei;
In prjylnir, ststn nV n'mMlontl'.-ns salary
desired to start snd p-lnus experence.
Address Comptroller. P 020, Ledger Office.
YOUTH must be over 10' .rood sehnollnr
and fair net-man- rood nrmortnnltv fop
a brleht and mb'tlmis oung mnn to obtain
nermnnent. nsw0n In offe nt manufactur
ing house; tnte salarv dplred nnd refer
tnces r 202 Ledger Of flee '
1tnm1
RIT-arvr'oQ ;r-pvTCF o gim t vtd Title
rcoi'vq p in-ino ppa. "ftnn.
Vnniri'TfVp'tiynrfnrv nfl nffi $"-,.131.
CF WWTCfl Cost, snon rn( ble. s1-123,
PHrMTtr n-,o wod tet tno v.--ly,
DTtATr-r-,MV-,farililr rteniff-i-" tonnn
rvncvr-Ts-rts pinnt refr'L t2000.2rtOO
tlon for West Philadelphia ulrls on account , '""j r?Ano o . ' flnoT 'T?. b-"ni. 2000.
of close proxlmttv to subwaj Raring Lan- ' r.V"!?""-. 5rI". ',T,rll,, JhT
5,u"",ii .1 nriFn iy nr"-"iss iran.
ter of Martin P. and Bridget
Hlrter or Hev Francis i; illgRlns iteia
tlven and friends Invited to funt ra Wed ,
H 10 a m . parents' residence, 2004 E York
st Solemn requiem mass Hol Name Church
lo a m Int private. Holy Sepulchre Cem.
Aiito funeral
IIGDGE March 21, Rev WILLIAM 11
meet West C-JiPster trollevs at Newtown I HODGE ' Funeral s e'rvVes 'I ues . I 30 p
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IW4I.K Mnrch 21 JIAItY mANfEI.
illllKhtor of I rnnk J anil Hannah llojle
Inn. CjTlliKherl anil Brnnililauehter of lalp
W IlllTm and Tannin CJnllatthpr ItelatUes
and friends invltpil to funeral. Tues , 2 li
m parents' resldenie Til7 . Sid st. Int
Holy Cross Cem Auto service
imOOKS March '."J IDA, MAY widow ot
William Ilrooks HelitUes vinil friends In
ltfd to funeral services Wrd . 2 p m ,
2J47 N 12th st Tut prlatp Remains may
be ieed Tues. 7 to 0 p in
nitOW.V March J2 AN'MK ilallihler of
lato Thomas nnd Ilridtrct Mrown tneo Mc
Kerron) Kelathes nnd friends Invited to
funeral Tups ,Hn in , 1121 i: Pine st ,
Mnhanoy tlt Solemn requiem mass St
Canlcus s Church H n m. Int. St. Canlcus s
Cem Mahanoy Cits.
IIUOWNINO (nee Iunce March 21,
IlLI.AIlhTH wife of Oeorde Ilrnnnlnn Rel
allves and friends lnlted to funeral ser
Ices Tues 12 111 n m . RM n Westmore
lanl st Int prtate. Colestown N J Re
mains may he leed lion . after 7pm
nUOHAN-AN' March 22 EDITH V wife
of Tohn II Huchcanan nncl dlULhter of lien.
Jamln h und Mary K Justice Inee Waltonl
m .
at his late lestdnnce. Grivers lap Chest
nut Hill Int private. I'lease omit flowers
Hartford papers copj.
IUWIN At Undenwold X J March 2
IIAIICKLEY huslnnd of late Marcellu
Irwin, aued ,71 Relatives arid friends In
vited to funernl services. Wed , 1 311 p m .
I real lence of son, I.dward Irwin T.lnden
vold N J Int Ilerlln Cem. Remains
, mnv he viewed Tues eve
JOi:s March 2" WIM.IAM M. son
of John M and Elizabeth Jones, nked ad
Funiral Aed , 11 a m . residence of
I parents 2020 W Atlantic st . Tlosa Int.
at convenience of famllv
I iY!.,ui,i: viarcn .. JiAitjiiitiii uaugn'
in
10
17
HI j
HI
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IS,
10 I
19
HI I
m , vv I im ll uameron .riil4
u I'nnl ford Int MTenolla Cem
van luri . n in j., ii in
C'AKK Manh 22. 1VII.I.TAM I C'ARR
liusrmd of Margaret O. Csrr Relatives nnd
frh mis Court Mantua. No WO, V of A ,
nnd all other societies Invited to funeral
Wd 8'J0 a m , 4012 Locust st bolemn
MkIi mass of requiem tit James's Church lo
u in Irr Holv Cross Cem Auto service
CAS1ERLY March 22, CHRIrl fOPIIKP.
J CAWSEHL.Y Relatives and friends In
vltril tn funeral (ttliv Germnnlnwn , a
Ui tho ! (lermantown. Wed , ll a. m, IIlKh mass bt
Vincent's Church 1(1 a m. Int private
CHALK "uddenlv, March 21IREDI,R
I IOIC. husbanl of Elizabeth Chalk Relatives
anil irienua iiivucu ui lunerai services
1'lues 4 p m . 10J MUlvnle ave Kails or
f-chuilklll Int .Lowell. Mass. Friends muj
- --. IVY r-fiiiiii- lues , uiiiu 4' f in
Authority Given to Many Utilities. iifg&&Ti&ttWib&l"!? ARiii
j in. i iiiiiriiuu Mnv., ,u. ,nab,.ci, itiiii irienus
CJreble Prist No 1(1. fj A. R , survivors of
Hurrlsburir. JIan.li 24 Cei tiflcates of Vm ', ,',- n M "-.th and a?th Poll , ni.H
noinliiatlon filed 'with the PennsjlvanU Henf Asso Invited to funral Wed
Public Spruce Commission In tile firHt.n m JHH Snider ave Int Lafujette cem
half
L P O S of A . Phlli ronimsnrtirv l""1 '," e . i. V .ly aRe" , ' "e,lu,e" SIIAJ2KP. In Norrlstonn March 22.
f n q ,,r A . nn.l Wpsi PorV f., ' and friends Invited to memorial solemn re- . ciiARI. ES husband of Kate D Shaeff. aired
" . "1 . "." ' .-...'-.-.. - '"- ,.l. ,.... m..- ,1 r. . C, Tn lwnl.nl ll'.lw. ....." .. . 1 .. ." 1
iui in im"" i His ' " ii. . w """I'1"1 . I ii i iveiav'ves nnu irieiius. Hit oruers n i
Church 21d and Ilerks sts vvhlch he was a member. Invited to funeral
ilium v? ..linen 1 rmiiin jx , u iusii- pjrviiTa, men, ot. i. in . til i-Piiicr n,c,f
MlKEins anu .Norrlstovvn int. jtiverstfie i emi v rienas
mnv view rem tins .vion . i io n 11 m
HIIALLCROSS March 21. PHOElin A ,
widow ot John H ShalUross, afted HI Rela.
tlves and friends Invited to funersl serv
ices. Wed . 2 p m . llrldse and Mu!berr
sts . Trankford Int. Cedir Hill Cem. Re
mains mav be viewed Tues . K to lo p. m.
MIULTS March 21. JOHN O , husband
of late Mariraret M Snults, nited fill Rela
tives and friends, omploves of Ilauirh Sons
A. Co , Invited to funeral services, Tues . 2
p m . 22011 S Croskev st. Int. private.
Trlends n-pv call Mnn eve
SI.UIZER March 23. LEWIS, husband
of Matilda Slulzer Funeral Tues , 1 p m .
.1S2 Pine st.. l)arb. Pa. Int. private. Mt.
Slnal Cem
SMITH Near Mt HollV V. J March
22 CHARLES 8M1TH. sued 74 Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral Tues , 210
p nr. residence near Mt Hollj Int Ever
Kreen Cem , Lumberton. N. J. Trlend3 may
call Mnn 7 to ll p m
STARRETT On Vnrch 21 1MII MAR-
r,ofi " WTrr.'.,n.,Vu,nAi,,n.ui:r 'ielfVii'" I Jiimes Starrett and daughter uf lato Henry
Jones) aired 7 ears Relatives and friends inn. ,wrv rPrP, t ntt need ill vears rteln.
Invited tq funeral services. Tues. 2 p m . Ji"' ""'J hi ends invited to fiineraf services
parents' residence 371 Green lane. RoMmr-, " nd !J"S "V"J? ,'0, '"VSlnX" inrt
S. Croske st. Int private. Mt. Morlah
Cem Frlerds mav call Tues eve
&TEIN Mirch 22. CAROLINE R . daugh
tpr of late Ocorire and Mary Htetn. need
8S Relatives nnd frlenda Invited to fu
neral services. Mon . 7 30 p. m , 0431 Lime
kiln pike. Oermantown Int Union Cem .
Allentown Pa , Tues . 12 30 p. m Allentovvn
papers copy,
STRONO March 21. ANNA T. wife of
W V. Strong Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral. Thnrs . 0 SO a. m . Villa
nova, Pa Solemn requiem mass St Thorn
ns's Chur h HI a m. Int. IJathedral Cem.
Autofuneral
BWIRRC4YNSKI. Suddenly, March 20
JOSEPH, husband of Veronica' Rvvlerczynskl
an1 son" of Mary and Georire Swlerczjnakl
(nee Kopacrewsltl). aired 27. Relatives and
friends Second District police. Polish Third
Ward Rlpubllcan Club Stanislaus and Ht.
Caslmlr's Branch. No 123. all other orirani.
znttons of which lie was r member. Invited
to funeral. Tues . S.10 a. m . father-in-law's
residence. Rernard Kopaczewskl. 120 Kenll
OrF.HATORS, felllmr, on shirts, pajamas,
nlnht shirt and athletic underwear:
"WHpoier WMson machine. Apply Mann &
Dllks 1102 Chestnut st
0113TtAT01S en . Infants'. chUiirns vhlte
dresses, fine piecework prices Pnn work-
room nleas't surround Frunrt 12tfi larket
OPHRATORS exn Infants' ceam cloaks,
rapes con ts; good pa Freund 12l.i Market
I outrh Int nrlvati
'y KKnNAN March 22 MARY daughter of
lames and Hrldmet Keenan (nte .McQee) nifed
i.' tteinuvcs nnu iripnns invien in unerai,
Wed. H 10 a
V Marshall rt
Church lu a. n
Cem
kirktiridi; March 2:
rejddpnct of nirpnts 1 ).
Renulem mass &t Veronica's
Int private, Holj K-s-puichre
KMZA H.
aced 30 ReU tlves and friends Invited to KIKKHRIDH ajfed 7r Relatives and frlendi
funeral servhes Wed 10 SO a m , parents,
residence, 13d7 Shunk st. Int private
tiariPiKn iem j. rienas may tail rues 7
to 10 n m
RFRROWHS March 23. JOSEPH T hus
band of Rebecca Rurrowes (nee Anstls).
Relatives and friends Invited to funeril
strvlces Thurs, 2pm 15111 Dover rt
Int Mt I'eate Cem Remains ma bo
ieved Wed 8 to lo p Tn
CAMHRON March J3 EMMA, wife ot
itniieri Lamemn mee liiosoni nKeo ru nan
Invited to funernl Mulllca Hill. N J . Third
day. Third Month 2th 1 p m Services at
house lnt Cropvvell Rurlal Ground
LANOHORNK March 21 JOHN THOM.
S husband of Nellie I.anehornc, nted 3"
Relatives and friends. Pocahontas Heparin 1
Council No 411. Crow mbe. No. 42i I Q
R M , K of P Iwvrltln Iod(fo, Loom rixers'
Union. Invited to funeral services, Tues, 2
p tn (he Ridley Hotel 1204 K llth st.,
Kddvsione, Pa Int Owejro N Y.
lives ami frle.Kis Invited to funeral services I f Walter J ami -Mario IC. Iin (nee Ilart
wmi'." u I?'.mner","Mi1wS..J'.',enc.''' m,ln "Be" Helatlves and friends Invited
r, ,' V "L ' 10 funeral services vveo . p. m residence
Irlends maj of nrents 24(IS N. 10th St. Int. Ardsley
MANY NEW SECURITY ISSUES
in This State
lo Spruce Commission In tile nrHt.n m JUM Snider ave Int I.afuvette cem I SlANDIinnAClI Xlarch 22. AAItOV II..
of March Indicate authority for Is- 'ault Hemalns may be levved at Ambler husband of Anna M ilanderbach (nee Nash).
Ilurlnl Park, via funernl car
IjARKIX. March 22 JOHN1 1' husband
of late Ellen Iarlcln Relatives and friends,
Hol Name SVicietv of Church of the Trans
figuration. Court D Lanre, Xo "1J1, y of
A employes of Water Bureau. City Hall,
invited to funeral Wed , ft Sll a m . 4.'J S
54th st , West Philadelphia holemn re
nulem mass Church nf the Transflzuratton
10 a m Int llolj Cross Cem
I,U1 March 21, MAIIY IJ . vvlfeof
Henrv lAllz anil daughter of late Patrick
and Mars Griffin runerai to vvhlch the
relatives and friends are invited Wed , 8
a m , 1"G Slft-el st Mass of requiem
Church of the Sacred Heart tl V) a. m.
Int Holy Cross Cem. Auto service.
MACNI:AI. March 21. I1KRNAMD A .
husband of Sarah M Mscneal (nee Priest)
Relatives and friends. Pressmen's Union.
No 11. employes of Curtis Pub Co , In
vited to funeral. Wed. 7 .in a in. 104 N.
Robinson st Solemn renulem mass Our
I.ady of the Rosary Church 0 a. m. Int. St.
Denis s Cem
Ss.l.H'owriM W
rvptinifwrn rnn; ot'rt nuns' ANT)
SI'TT riRPjvTlTVirsjT. TTVIISITAT. OPPOH.
TUNITT Ayr S,T,,,rtY
lIAIIOAHrTTV MAT
1000 CHESTNUT ST.
SHOPS rnmnlni sale-l-ls Annlv at
llelTervvsIt rinot Shon 142 Chestnut st.
PTPNonn piifR. KXP''ilFvni'n
o"Ai.iriPn to no noon work
appi.,y mmrui nv fipt,0YMnNT
WANAMAKER'S
(.TrvoniHI'llPR-Tnnni! lldv of refinement
nnd with hlih siool education wist bs
rntshle nf transcribing notes nccurntrlv and
nentiv: site spro nnd siii-v and experience.
If nnv C ;m Ledger Offlce
TPXT1I.P WFAVFR lo mend impe'feejlons
In finished men's firntep li.' v. vol'si1e
Plothlnir mnnuficturer In rtsltimore Md ;
must he thornutrhlv e-vnertencd snlendid nn.
pTtrlv If von fiinllfy A! 111 Tjril"ei. orf
TrpruT tt" vcO'--ixo i-vTAnT.
,,rvr OT TH'-' T.nnr,tr i KPOPn CO
TvTCTnrq TTxr C17TVIC'', nc vonvn
irnviiv. t tsixTPn vvnivi.Epfl OP
SiTiVon-nimv JS T)rTI"lp,rn "'C l"OR
mt WPI,CtfPn P-'nr Tn I.EnailM CO ,
IVTU vn CIIRHTXl'T STS
TvpiRT ririsht Inielllo-ent a-lrl with snm
Knovvird'-e 6f steno-raphv for eierlenl
nrK In newsiner office. Annlv Mr Mc
Keon Room 220, I.edffer Rulldlnff, Cth and
Chestnift sts
WITnPSSP1
for ft onn. WORK
APrLY nunniiT op pmployment
WANAMAKCR'S
nuance of millions of dollars' worth of
Tn,... 7 lo 0
new BtocK anu rioiiUH 1 lie I'fillailelimia ,,, ot Car M corBoh (nee Krleiter) hViii
Company, which operates Pittsburgh -,th ave. Hiddon Heights N J aged It
utilities, filed notice of ?10,000,UOO of runerai private, Tues afternoon, Har-three-jear
G per cmt eold notes and letch Cem
Jin 000,000 of 5 per cent refunding and . CRI.IdHTON '".rch 23. rt the Preslu
collateral gold trust bonds. MfirrANNir CRF?OIITOV aced "-7 HeU
Other notices filed were. buM-uehanna Jfl", friend, Invltell I to TfuUel ''rues' ".'
Water Companj , Reading, common stock I p m the Home, r.xth st. nnd (ireenvvay
$44,050 to reorganize the Susquehanna ave . West Phlla. Int. Ivy Hill Cem
Township Water Com,piii ; Overhroolt. Ctll.l.nv March 21, DANIEL . i1UE.
SondT I.'b'So J .niTillTfoV uXSSXfc M" of" Chu'rV
LehUh' Valley Tranlu "iSglSV' ondi . "f.th Holy Nam, and H.I, W.m. c-tholl.
JIO.000; Chester valley Electric com
panj, Coatesvllle, bonds 182,000 for Im
provements: Citizens.' Light and Power
Company, Oil Cltj, bonds JIG. 000; Citi
zens' Traction Company, Oil City, bonds
$31,000. Metropolitan Klectrlu Comnanv.
Heading, bonds $25,500 , New York, Chi
cago and St. Louis Railroad, bonds $4,
135 000; Pennsylvania Watr Company,
Wllklnsburg bonds $35,000 ; IVahonlng
and bhenango Ilallwav and Light Com
pany, New Castle, bonds $.217,000; Inter
course Klei-trlc Light, Heat and Power
Company, Intercourse, common stock
$2800.
SI'RINO RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
MOTEI--
BLACKSTOME
Virginia tvt. snd ths bneh. orerKMtking lbs &iri
Pltr, Opacity SOO, Evsrr tmc. (iamfort snj
NJormeat. Sea water batha. pmate and public,
Spedal American plan, $4 up dalljrt European plan.
$2 up dallr. Anto Lui at train. Knttrcly new
anaganient. I. C. WOODFORD. Propritcr
WKRNKRHVIM.K. T.
&,
Short-tenn notes were quiet Saturday, the market having bhown no
disposition to mov drastically either Bp or down tor the last oevercfl days.
rt.. illMa, Atsa s.m t st,vk fsjVi n n nitslfrvp lfVs vtiAeie. 0 Tt ,1 -.
n,'iyUUVltUVIL7 III WIO 1UUIII ncm ui4v. w, ajuvj vtvii vjivkici UI jriuay,
"ft?., uiant for a. decline In the Interborough Rapid Transit Camnanv 7s. which
au DV . OA .Av.KABAnllnn n In.n r.9 nKfttll 9 nllli frrtm nhaillnim l.inl
tj Vf VV OI IU Q9, .Olk CCC11 klllb WW MWM. w wii,m ,v.,a ,.s,Tvuo ICVC1Z9.
Ui 'vr Railroad short-term notes were Inactive and with virtually no demand
, fytdence for any of the various maturities.
' tXe market for railroad snort-term notes nas neen quiet, ror some time
wttivirtuaMyo. Initiative on the part of investors In the matter of
GALEN ML
WERNERSVILLE,PA.
Opens
SaturdayApril 5
Howard M.Wino
MNAOEK
GRAND ATLANTIC
Virginia Ave. near Boardwalk and enter ot
amusements Private bathe. Running vrat.r
In rooms Elevator. Tabie and service dl.
I tlnctive features $3 BO up dally. Special
wkly Capacity (100. Bklt, Au'o meet; trajna
Ownership management. IV. F. MHW.
Try CLARENDON HOTEL
, VIKKIMA AVB. NE.IB IlEACH
All rooms with hot and eold .running 'water
Private Ilaths Write for nates and nonklet.
fhase. Phlla
Int at ronvenienc" or lamny Hemalns may
be viewed Tues, R p m.
MARTIN' March 21. ANNIR MARTIN
widow of Thomas K Martin Helatlves and
friends Invited to funeral services, Tues, 1
p m 311-1 N" Miller at, Int. private.
I Pi lends may call Mon eve
MARTIN SuddenlJ, March 20, MART
i J wife of William Martin (nee Mellon)
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral,
Tues, S 30 n m, 212T N llth st. Solemn
I requiem mass St Edward a Church 111 a, m
Int Old Cathedral Cem. Auto funeral.
MATCRNA March 22 MARY P . wife
nf Paul Materna and daughter of Harry and
I late Mary HodRes (nee Kane). Relatives
, and friends Invited to funeral. Wed 8 30
a m . 4131 Tower st . aianayunk. Solemn
Mali requiem mass St. John the Baptist
I Church 10 a m. Int. St. John's Cem
I McANALIy March 21. EM.KN (nee
Shannon) widow of Jnmea McAlinllv. Rela-
tlves and friends. I.pamie of Sacred Heart.
Invited to funeral Wed 8.30 a. m , N, i,"
cor 21d and Wood sts Solemn requiem
mass St Francis Xavler's Church 10 a. m.
Int New Cathedral Cem. Auto funeral.
MclSRIDIJ March 23. CAROLINE K
liiwhter or l.ucretla and late John A, Mc
Ilrlde, aged 83 Relatives and Jrlrnds in
Ited to funeral services, mother's resi
dence, W02 Oermantown ave , Chestnut Hill.
Wed , 8 n in Int private,
I McCORMICK, March 21, RICHARD, son
of late William and Sarah McCnrmlek (neo
I lfurltj ueiauves ana rienas, imsnilll Hen
1 Asso , Court Hamilton Dlaston. No H.ia F.
of A . Sacred Heart Society of Churrch of
1 the Oesu. emrloyes of V V. Fittings Co .
I all other societies of which he was a mem
ber. Invited to funeral. Tues , 7:30 a n,,
resldenre of sister Mrs. AUcs O'Connell,
1H15 I'oplsr st Solemn requiem mass
i Church of the Oesu b m. Int. Holy Cross
I Cem Auto funeral. Mahanoy Cty papers
CMoCUI.LOUOH. On March 20 loin,
HM&Allttlll. W1UOW Oi .luitics AICVjUUOUkU
iinrih' at Rn pmn rrnulem nlirll mass at.
Stanislaus's Church 0 30 a ,m Int Holy
Cross Cem Auto pervlce
TAYLOR Suddenly. Hevefith-day. Third
Montli 22, FRKD W husband of Emily H.
Taylor. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral services Third-day. 21th. 11.10
a. m., 230 Oowen ave , Mt, Airy. Int.
PrTHOMPSON March 22. OEORGK A.,
husband of Lillian N. Thompson (nee Hlbert
son) Relatives and friends. Moiirt Iidie.
No 48H F and A. M : Oriental R. A. C .
No 183 Corinthian Chasseur Commanclerv.
No 5'l. K T . Post A. Travelers' Protective
Asso : Court Amerlcus No. o7. 1'. of A :
Intearllv i ouncll. American jieenanu-s in
vited to funeral. Wed.. 2 P m . 509 S.
4tuh st Int Westminster Cem
TROTH At niackvvnod N. J , March 22.
ni.IZAHBTH A. TROTH (ne Jlmison)
widow of Lewis H Troth, Relatives anil
frlenda Illackvvood Orange. No DO. P. of
H , Invited to funeral, residence, near Illack
vvood. N J, Wed ,2nm. Services at the
house. Int Celestnwn Cem. Autos will meet
train leaving Chestnut st. ferry 11 a m
for Rlsckwood. Remains may be viewed
Tues . 7 to I) p. m .......
TRtJITT At n22fl Snruce st., March 23
Captain K. SIDNEY TRUITT. husband of
Resale R Trultt. aged 72. Notice of fu-
WATKINS At Rlverton, N. J, Starch
21 HANNAH R widow of William II,
Watklns. aged 70. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral services Mon.. 8 n m.
son's residence, 1213 N 07th st. Int. Tues .
Rev" Misdows Pa. Hazleton papers cony
wmvHn Mnreh in. at Orrtama Pa..
CHARLES HENRY husband of Buth Weav
er inee naker). aged 28. Int. private,,
Trlends mav call TueH.. H P m .. Chanel of
Andrew J. Hair & .sons, jvrca anu tuin sta
WRAVER. Mar-h 21 at PresbsterlsT
Home. 58ih st and Oreenvyay ave . HAN
NAH C, widow of Fenno R, Weaver, aged
80 Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral services. Tue 1-sn n m J. II.
Stanoer t Rros . 4R40 K'sikfnrd ave.,
Fr"" t'o'd Int East Ced" Hill rem
WEEKES Mwrch 20. NELLIE V . wife
ot Qenrge A Weekes and daughter of Hugh
nnd Margaret KoUy Relatl"s and' frlnds
Invited to funeral. Tues. -8 10 a, m. 122(1
cedar st Solemn requiem mass Church of
Natlvi'v 10 n. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.
Autr funeral. ., , --.
VVIIMi ftiarrn -. r.iii.Aiirait I-;.,
widow of Ezektal 51. Wilson Relatives and
friends invlten to lunerai services wen ,
2 30 p. m . residence of on-ln-lavv, John IS.
Temple. 2421 S, 15th st Int. private.
Friends may call Tuea , 8 to 10 p m. Auto
"voLNO --Manh 21. JOHN, husband of
Morln cung. Relatives and frlenda. Ken-
HlrgVm IHIge 1 t H vy, t. ivciiaillKlOU
District No 7. !' O. T an" Kenaingtnn
Ooldn Mnr. No, 4. H. R. P., Invited to fu
ntral sirvliea Wed" . 2p,m, 2710 N. 2d at,
Int Gricnnioui.t Cem. Frlenda may call
Tuea. tve.
U. 1 rvtPLOVMF.NT SERVICE (Women's
uivieinnf pi-ra nosinnns nt new nrnee,
2".s-2nn S 12t'i St.- Industrial, domestic
offke work and professional sections; free
service to employers and employes
fleneral
MANICURINO and beauty culture sclinnl
start this vear right: ladles, learn some
thing profitable' profession for 1: mnnlcur
ImrTahimprtninB or scaln misssge day and
eveniig cias""s. ninw yvaams iiiua Arch
M..,Jiniia., rn i-nnne fipruc 417JV.
HELP WANTED MALE
nMlitln ssiesS TflalrinF mauli a1 iin
5i'pniHyrrnPVTS Fii-iim. ' factory!
Finnn rnv Iron furi1-v tnonn im vnlv.
PTrvrnTRR f- PRtv SF.r"s (4) at HR.I30.
C'PWr F vrv f.'ile. ASm nnd fnehnlell.
WE TEACH YOIT to nin'i" AND REPAIR
s'i iiiniiitii in
$- rovinr.FTn r-o'THpti si.
DV (MI) VICHT CI.SRFR
Snttler's, mm ap-ing rinrdi-n fi. Open S'ini.
"i"l V". ni'lnlls .
EARN" RIO MONBY
We train vmi In auto, electrics! nnd me
chnnlcal repair shop p-'ae nnd d-sftlng.
Phils Meehsi-ii And E'erirleil Prhool,
Call 014-018 R,.-own st. Write
AMiiTintrs vrv WAOTm
to lepn drsftln bv 'mWe nn1 roinnlti.
methods; hooks, h'nenrlnt" ele, fi-.. Welter
or call for eitntomie n Coi'-nha Cor.
Sohnnl Dnt ', D'eTel TVdT . Phllo.
BTTUATIOTTB WAWTET FF,TALg
wnv'AN. colored, wanta housework.
,--i pr
210.K.
HANnEVVlNO don-sl horn-. hrmetMrMnr.
iwKinr; ard bii'i'-nnnin mni-'nir a specialty.
Address ir. B , 22'i S. Sd elty.
STTTTATTt-vvr. WATTTEtMAI,E
BOOKKEEPER eTperl6nced' accurate, aire
-III general off re mnn nlsltn hn,llA- m.A
eorresnondnt: first (lass; ran furnish utenor-
rsniver female. If nrcMupv r aiq t a-.-.
Orflen ' """
ItOOKKEEPER nudlior. nredltman experi
enced mnmifacturlne. Incorporation, de
si'es responsible position C 13(1. Ledger
SIAII ANn Win:. xnrlenred. with 2 chil
dren, will lv at llherty to take rhsrpe ot
rertiemin's plsn-. in r-untry - smell farm
m nrll 1, ddrA "tATfc. nnrt f 3d sf
STEWAI1D Man tlmroegMv experienced In
restaurant and hotel work, cnpabln man-nee-
and bmer, nr would act es assistant;
prefer Beashnre position: can give A-I ref.
en-nee; moderet- salary to start with.
V 70(1 T.ed-er Office
NFW YORK editor, retiring after years of
faithful service, desires another oernpii
tion. such as cashier In hotel, restaurant
or other business as euperv '-!-: sfM-aks 2
Istmunces- trustworthy snd oblUlnor rtlKiKal
i,.B.n.' .,;I,1(1 VSti" s'sslde. A. J. Reler,
2084 Hudson Rldvd . Jersey City. N. J."
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
BTTTS EMPLOYMENT RUREAU. 2033
Master at., wants positions for cooks,
waitresses, chambermaids general house
work chlldnurse snd engineers, dishwash
ers firemen and InSorers for alt kinds of
vioetf p-ll phone. Ponlar 2(147
I8MAII FERO'tSON EMPLOYMENT. 404 8.
llth. has a large number of colored help,
all capacities: man and wife for farm.' man
and wife for private family; also plenty gen
eral housework girls for country and city.
Phone Walnut 7200
HOLY TRINITY aaeticy. 0O8 p. 17th st...haa
houeomen. butlers, waltt esses, chamber
maids, general housework el-i- divuf -ic
on,, hnlf tlinn n-nrv". ffa fall TVIt.ln-nn 'QATB
AUDITORS A large finapctal InsMtutlon Is
desirous of outlining the services of a
few younT men with auditing experience,
hank preferr-d to work In their audit ili
partment. Apply, stating, age exnertencc
and salarv expected, M Ml I.edTr Office.
AUTO MFl-IIANICS. tlrst-clsss men, on r
ton trucks, no lss than 0 ears' experi
ence Apply V. H. Va-e, garage, 3300 S.
n-nsd st Ask for r D"rVer
AUTOMOBILE, PAINTERS Oood men can
secure steady positions under pleasant
conditions and good wages. Call, readv
tn work. Cha-'es B. Caffrey Co., 10th nnd
Market ata . Camden. .
nOY WANTIT) TO ACT IN CAPACITY Oie
MAIL CLFRK- M"RT UK 10 TF,VR1 OF
AOE' RAT.'RY TO ST4RT 18. APPLY TO
MR ki.y.nx itiMi rnrisi .'miit st,
I'-h IXHinr Relatives anu irieniva inviieu iu lunerai serv.
IWRIL'SGIvIAJESrilOTELSUOCESS i A. B Ji,ch,8nl,rn''iocpmn, ncmalns msy
UMfminittw ! Av. near Beach. Else.
Westminister toat.t private baths run
water. 112 00 up wk. 12.50 up-UillyC. Ruhr
HOTEL B0SC0BEL -g&tV- "V
rhornughly heated. Dklt A
Beach. Alwaya open
UVMAItlUIV,
wit.mvooD. y. J.
-T-
SUNSET HALL "b"-,;
rriD. dry air: beautiful mountain unlkfe
ptjlljcht.ul place for Kastcr holiday. NOT
A ttAHAIUlUUW, wriiq UKAJ, , UAUl.
WILDWOOD-BY-THE-SEA
Perfect summer resort. Safe ea bathnlg.
Oreat variety of hlehlaa amuaements
Dally concerts by members of Philadelphia
Orchestra. Early renters of rot-ages or
Bpartments get heat selection. Rent NOW.
Hooklet. Secretary nurd of Trade.
ll... Inln tn IV MwiUllI OVCr Reading
. ll. dAUL. Ir, r. leaves Cheatnut 8UtFr,8Ap JA m.
HOY OVER 1(1 AS OFFICE ROT. APPLY
TO ART njPT,, FOURTH FLOOR.
PlIPLIf . LEDrtER BLDQ.. OTH AND
rilFRTVUT STS
HOY for work a hunt laho-ato-y"atiil to assist
Instrument maker, Apply Room 8, College
Itsll I'ntversltv of Pennsylvania,
TIOYS WANTED FOR NIOHT WORK:
miaqi nn mpirn s,t. mt , unn -
,im i'ii " ' . "i it ,i r. Ul
ADVANCEMFNT APPLY AFTER A
p. Mi LEDann office, fifth
FI)OR. -
CANDYMAKER Wanted, an all-around,
practical candymaker. one capable of
taking charge of factory, or will take In
as a partner the right man. J. King Co.,
W. Hanover and Chancery ata,, Tren.
ton. N J.
MCOAI. ADVKRTISEMENTa
vrnniliT.lvn. Marih 93 TIIOftfAn h,,..
band of late Margaret McPnrland Relatives
nu Irlenaa invuea io luncraj vvru., ii mi a.
,t?? -a Mlth Ml West Phltn. Knl-mn
requiem mass St. AcathVa Church 11 a. m I
Int Cathedral Cem. Auto service.
MITCHELL At -.'UilB is. t-ieveiana ave,
March 23, JANE C, widow of Joseph W,
Mitchell. Funeral servlcea Wed , 2:30 p. ni.,
ESTATE OF MOttKIH J. III.ITZ,
dereaseil letters lestamentnrv nn
the above eatate having been granted to thi
onderalgned all persona Indeb'ed to the said
estate are requested to rna'te payment, and
those having claims to present the same.
t without delay, at the office of the corpora
tion executor, sun (.-neamut at., fin a,, im.
ESTHER BLITZ and
THE PROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST
COMPANY OF PHILADBLPHIA.
ASA 8. WINO, President.
Kxet utnra
UNDERTAKERS
U JVI MOAD AND j
IKSZo' OTlCK 18 HEUFnV GIVRX THAT
'-' nn ftppHcmlon will bo made to the
Governor f thf Comnr.nwnHh of PnnyN
vtinla no Mo.vtar. Anr'' ? 1Blfl. bv Dupkho,
Hood t C. iDforpomted under the corpo
ration amendment net of JHftS and the
amendments thereto, for tba Improvement,
amendment or alteration of Ha charter, ao
that the purpose of the aald corporation
hall be to manufacture and dral In leather,
raw ronterlala nnd juinnUeii fnr the mnnu
factum of leather and articles made of
leather. Instead of as now stated In Ua
.usiivsi ir- - -
wiiRCiriNrn op- ai.i. kinds
PIIILADWI.PHIA WRFCKINO AXD
CONTR VCTINO'CO
RnlR CHFBTNIIT ST.
CHIROPODIST Two cpma removtl. riOo;
entire foot treated. 41. Dr, I-vvla.Room 40,
Traneoortatlon Rldg. 2d S. 18th .
NOTARY PIiniTir
727
RAnrttni. RiMPsnw
Walnut Philadelphia '
CUPOLA TENDER for out of towni e.
nerlence with semlsteel and gray Iron cast
ings; capable ot taking full charge: state
age. experience, mnrrled or anlgle and
wagea dtalred. M 823. Ledger Office.
DRIVER Steady man for ateadv position.
over -a 7i; " " .-''I."?"1' Apply I ANTHllAUIN I ul nunr, pull lL.l?
tarn. Mr. Helnold. 1827 Ralnhndge st I Onlng coal mine In Pennsylvania.' with m.
FIHUMArii. at nigiu woric,
plant W Frnnkford; good wages and steady
ark. 80S Chestnut st Room 21 v
BTJSrNESS 0PP0BTUNrrrE8
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ANTHrtAClTR OOAt- MINR FOR PaLW
ininrr fna mtns tn Pennf vlvantft. with ma
for Indu.tTKl Jhlnery and equipment: tmrentorv nf !..
work,
""" rLOOR RENOVATORS
ANn POMRHERS
APPLY BUREAU OF FVIPLOYM1SNT
WANAMAKER'S
LINOTYPE OPERATOR; good pay; perms,,
nent position. Dunlap Printing Co.. Junl
pnp and Cherry sts
MAN Wanted, a man exnerltnced In trade
r-aesrch, promotion atatlatlra and 'adver
tising, by a textile corporation aoeclallxlng
in -nnds '---meily made In Germany, M C27,
jjeager mncw.
MAN wanted tn take charge nf foldlng.box
xacioiy. Appiy -irempn i'-oiainff liox Co.,
Box 802. Trenton, Is. 3.
MOTORTRUCK INSPKCTOR Atlantic Re-
flnlng Co. hs an opening for an expert
mcchantc with extensive experience In In
specting repnlrlrg and operating motor
trucks; this work will require traveling. Ap
ply In person at the Sales Department,
Room 'a an. rawvuns ave.. rniisneipniq
MACHINEBtf AND TOOtB
COOKS, chsmlier'alds mother's hilnr4 wart
positions iiiss nose iiouitncrtj.l.llil Ulrnrd.
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
Our higher prices epak louder than words.
Rv seeing ua nt once you will realize the
highest cash prices for your diamonds: 'any
niar, (iroui 74 ii in iKinirj none pay mgnert
also ol.l gold, platinum and sliver bought;
estates bought (privately); established 10 jrg.
Tl, DlnmnnH Shrrn 3 N. t0thsti
- --.. ..vf- ,.nor
ARE OU INSURED7
If not. why? I.et m take care of your in
surance matters: will effect any kind of
Insurance at lowest rates In the best com
panics
ADAM C. JAKOER. 400 Wldener Rldg.. .
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
ANY SIZE FRICD NO ORIECT
KELLY ft CO.. I12 CHE8TNUT ST.
Suite 21-22 Over Chllds Restaurant. Private.
LIFE-SIZE PORTRAIT made from amall
pictures. Newton. 2700 Kensington ave.
ICI.FCTRIO treatment ft manicuring. Room
1 ov titi tins t lain eunert st 1,00-. simj
MANICURING else, trat Office Hutchinson
Rldg.. 122 8. 18th st R'm sVflT. lira. 10-.
EI.FirTRICAL TREAT., nhyslcal culture.
302 8 Broad: hours. 10 n m. tn (I p. m.
000 for aale for I23,000r quick action will
nbtiin sn nttreerive proposition. Aaareas
M 32fl ledger Offlce. "
HARDWARE RU8INEH8 for sate On ao-
count of dasth. rtock. rood will and fl"-
tures of an oltl-ertabllsh.d hard warn bus!-
neaa: price ve.y reasonable, P C23. Led.
ger Office. ,
8POfOA8II PAID for al' klnda of atneka of
merchandise. Snedalle ft Kiipersmlth, auc
tion and cnmmlaalop, 1R42 Market at.
POWF.R-PLANT. EQUIPifENT
Dsnvmoa, motors, boilers, steam and. oil
engines pon.pa air compressora
KMANK. HIIIMKI, IWU . lrn, Bfl gt.
(.LbClKIU MOTOHB . VI A I 'II I. NU 'IXrULS
ri.ivvn,ii r.uuirub.i
O'llRIEN MACHINERY CO . Illi JS, 3D 8T.
0-HOn.SE new horla, at. epg. 100 gal, jacket
KSiria, lexv ana risni nanq. new xapsj -s
to 4 In dies arid reamers! cheap, 828 N. tai
SVB.HAVK bargains, In gas engines.
motoktriick drvora. xpe,-iattJ. whole- umMxvrvavauY,i.isti.,
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