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WL undergone a serious political chango and
& is t ,,nowe "isposiuon to resist tno tni
$-f V ot ho -lleH "under the garb at no)
showed a disposition to' resist tho YNll
n tno Allies -under the garb or noi
lieTlim," but that them was no oniclal
confirmation of tly rumored Invasion of
Jftintrarv bv tl.n Hnlahevlkl.
JUl ' I"oIand, with Germany behind II, lie
,lB- aiu via ill n irtj -liaitiiiv- cvnuillllll
i4 Hnd might degenerate under Uolsherlk
- pressure and attack. He nolnted out
t' that tho position of Rumania nas alto
one of anxiety, that country havIngHUf
fcred terribly In the war and being
short of food and all means of supply
ing her needs. He expressed the hope
that efforts would be made to aid Ru
mania, which, he added, was "the great
, buttress against the advancing tide of
Bolshevism and anarchy."
Kherson and Nikolalev havo been,
taken and Odessa Is being defended by
French. Greek and Russian forces
rgalnst Bolshevik attacks, he said. Tho
position of the Bolshevlkl near Odessa,
lie pointed out, has exposed Rumania to
a very direct threat of Invasion, which,
'with the Hungarians advancing on the
other Bide, has made the situation very
dtmcult.
Deneklne lights Desperately
In speaking of General Deneklne's
army tho Secretary said that It wits
Great Britain's policy to give Its sup
port, but not to Involve any British
troops. Ho tald that CenernI Deneklne
Is "fighting desperately for hli native
land and for tho world's civilization."
There Is u. British mission with General
Deneklne, and medical supplies, muni
tions. Instructors and technical advisers
are being furnished Ho said that Gen
eral Deneklne had suffered a severe re
verse while advmiclng toward Novo
Tcherkask but by striking back toward
tho Caspian he had successfully taken
3U,uuu prisoners The . British retain i
control of tho Caspian, but there U a
'Bolshevik fleet at Astrakhan, wheie tho
harbor Is at present Ice-bound '
Small detachments of British, troops
.stretching toward the frontiers of India
are holding back without serious fighting
Bolshevik emissaries Feeklng to advance I
nnd spread disturbances there
llrlllsli Aid Kolrhak j
Admiral Kolchaks armies in Wiberia
have done well In tho northern sector,
although not so successful further south I
Mr. Churchill said, adding:
'The British have a handful of men
there as a guarantee of the authority
of Admiral Koichak The government
has supplied Admiral Kolchak's armies
with a very large number of rifles, some I
cannon and other munitions by the way
of the Serbian railwaj. It Is Intended to
contlnue this support by sending tcch
rtlcal Instructors and experts to Siberia "
' Mr. CUurchlll, sa'd that the Ksthonl
ans and Lithuanians had been promised
British protection and recognition and
that the Esthonlans had been partly
supplied with British arms There was
a considerable German force in that re
gion moving towards Wlndaii, and pos
sibly Itlca It was increasing German
Influence, but, on the other hand, was
saving the district from appalling misery
and Bolshevik ravages, and these opera
tions, which were performing useful
service, were not being discouraged.
Tarls, March 26 (By A. P ) The
French Foreign Office has been advised
that one ot the first acts of the new I
Hungarian Government was to release '
the Russian Tted Cross delegation that
JiRd been imprisoned In Budapest because I
Ji nad. Dcen circulating Bolshevik propa-
gandisj. matter
The new Hungarian Governments
edict establishing revolutionary courts
says that each must consist of a presl-1
dent and two members, while th. nrn.. .
o. ...it i ,....',. ,.: ... "
vuwi 1,111 I,,; itii.iu iiien dv me entern.
ment. according to a Budapest dlsnatch
.. : .- " i
It Is provided that tho death sentence
must be by a unanimous decision of the
court. Xo apeals or requests for inert.
will be permitted and execution of the
death sentence must be carried out lin
u mediately
4 Ask Soldier Sons
Be Brought Here
Continued from First race
Clark, tvhoso two eons are w itli the
108th Field Artillery If it can be j
done It should be, as the mothers and
the wives and the sisters ouuht to hnto
an opportunity to seek their men hei.
We ought to be able to make the ar-i
jansemenis anu men nave a parade and
celebration after the men are nlar.d in
s. the camps to which they will be as
signed before they are mustered out.
v "Naturally wo must think of the bovs
llrst. We don't want them to return, "in
t order to have these craft clock at Ph'ila
delphia. on vessels that will keep them
cramped on the voage. But it seems
that the thing ought to be put through.
The petition the women want to raise
ought to show Washington the wishes
of the families."
Exact Information as to the railroad
atilltles and the expedition with which
tno uitjsiuu can ne moved out nf ihi
city will be laid before the War Depart-
.., t... t.ai. ....... n . "--- ,
Aucut. ' vujuiuiit uenerai ueary and I
Mr. Guenther They Intend to show the
officials that the transports can be I
docked hero without troubl"
To Slake Every Effort
' "We want that division to land here,"
Mr. Guenther said, "and intend to leave
j. no stone unturned In our efforts to net
It. Wo alreads have the War Depart.
, ment's permission for a bie parade when
the division returns, and a landing here
would give an opportunity for two ceie-
bratlons.
"If a sufficient number of coaches
x cannot be stationed along Delaware ave.
jiue. wo can havo some of the men en-
t -train along; Washington avenue as far
Jivcst as Broad street ir necessary We'll
provide accommodations "
v I Army officers In Washington who
, t Jailed to recognize the claims of Phlla
. delphia aa a port of debarkation when
1 jt5th porta were selected last December.
? " are In a more favorable mood toward
,t Philadelphia now, but It remains for
tho Philadelphia delegation to show that
Jj," the port facilities are such as to ac
i. commodate such a largo number of men
f as will arrive within a few hours. The
fact that the soldiers aboard the Ilaver-
' ford have ben handled without the
. slightest hitch Is an artrumenti In tha
!iM. -favor of PhlladelDhla. but thn nmtv nf.
!fj" ' floials arc Inclined to stress the point that
I,. Hrtiefe Is a big difference between 2500
Lt'Wen and 25.000.
li.7N .. II . .
?P FR AWT rsPPnC PHIWF RANIfC
41'i.k. aiwas ittAAAvu iiiuiiu uruinu
Wu IndiBpensable," Deputy Declares
& - : c ..!. c : c:i
aaa jJt;ct;ii ouuriii Alienee
rrl. Marcli 26. (By . P.) "The
r-f t AJrtht bank of the Rhine- must not belong
, i.jcLi A-ruBsia, iaia itenry TanKiin-Uouii.
tt r -mitt Avtiiict- iiiiiuaier oi iritaetuiiB auroau,
ft '-iii' a bitter speech against what he
a)arged was the dllatorlness of the
and the silence of the govern-
j dellvcied In. the Chamber of
sues yesterday afternoon.
PB'Tignt bank of tha Ilhlfie," con
i the deputy, "must servo no more
a base for Prussian aggressions
Mjalnst France. Wo ask this lndls
ywiuabta minimum, and It Is our right
to exact It,
-."Th sllenco of the government and
tu other methods have culminated In the
Htnum of unrest In toe country and
: maximum of anarchy outside of It.
awnyuegins to raise ner nead, ii
with anguish that wo learned that
taa -naa not exacted the disarms
; ot Ge.Tnany and that It was Knc-
ho,. was obliged tu seek to- -dls-
fmuny tor, us senMit of
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It is reported from Vienna that communication between Vienna anil
Iltiilapett lias liecn interniplctl lliroupli the rapture by the Czecho
slovaks of the town of Haab, micluiiy between llie two cities
Peace Still Far Dhtant,
Milncr Informs Lords
London, M trch 2C (Uy A P )
In the House of Lords last night,
Viscount MUner the Secreturv for
tho Colonies, said that. In his opin
ion, the country wn still far from
a certain nnd well established pca c.
Therefore ho declared, tho array
ami nuvj estimates could not lie
reduced
Favor One Treaty,
Including All Foes
Continued from rlrst Page
with Germany In a document which
.failed to deal with Italy's interests in
Austria
Treasure l'rom Italy
Tho movement for a single treaty with
all the four powers nrobablv crows out!
of Premier Orlando's strong opposition
to such omission In the first tieaty of
clauses dealing with Italy's interests
The Plan has not jet been finally deter-
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milieu uiiuii miu it may meet, ivun on-
iectlona. lint th tpnilmipv Iq Inttnrrl la
, .
It is stated that the fact that the
United States is not at war with Turkey
or Bulgaria has raised no objection to
the plan.
rrosident Wilson and Premiers I.lotd
George. Clemenceau and Orlando will
resume at the Paris "White House" to-
day their series of conferences which is
expected lo continue until the most Im.
portant questions which have been de-1
la Ing the work of the Peace Confer-10"'1
ence arc cleared up The differences
of opinion which have developed since
the return of Mr Wilson to Paris
are being considered fully and frankly
and a determined effort Is being made
in tfin Imnmaf ne .... .i.. .-. ...
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,. .: "' "V "" .'"" i"-'"-" l"
leaun an nirreemnnt nn iimn.t l nao
"- " ..i ,t.
t was learned today that the govern-
had opened an inquiry Into the
enatocpc;:
with the doings of the supreme council !
The President and tho Premiers-held
(heir first meeting Tuesday, beginning
at 11 o'clock in the morning and con-
linuinc- Into the Ptpnlm- tm. to..
---.. -., ... ....... a to DUj;t,l
coun
lCli, it is expected, will smooth mer
man
y of the dlfflculties fac'ng the -
premo council
the session was held at the French
.dent considered advices iust
about the militaiy situation in
Total Indemnity Uncertain
In the absence of official communiques', i
the public has learned little about the
meeting of the Premier and the Presl-1
uent, put mere
that reparation
the first serious
to solve All llv
rencn anu American position? on th.s
nliouttrm i a a linfnr-n ilium ! nm,
War Office Late in the afternoon , i;r ti," i iV or, -Montana speaking I
Marshal Foch and Major General hee National VmH,, "& ausPls of I
Thwaites. presenting the British .taft , fWA
in the place of General Wilson, were Posed constitution for a leaiTue ,f ,"
is reason to believe Tho fact that Great Britain would
for war damages was have but one vote In the executlm ,.,,,,
1 problem thev "ought . ' r 'he league was cited by the Hlon
e data on the British, 15"? ,f;r',aAi".,?? r?'"'l"g the argument
before them at the meet- emphasized also that a unanimous vote
It is understood that the " the council was necessary to recom
an agreement on virtunllT",,'n,t!,on,cp,rted miiltarv action by tho
,t..m ,1,0 ,n,n, : member states.
tt kiuaa null ut ivil' lllt.111 u i, 1113 IUVrl
Ing Tuesday.
data showed a
nil features except the total amount
ul,ich the experts were unable to agree
, - ""
draft of the
i peace treats
m-wi ..im mc n-Amn. 1
reParatln articles of the
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.tuuj, .,.n. u. .. iii.rn.i- ,
'" the insertion of the amount
After settling the reparations ques-
i tlon, the Premiers and the Proldent will
consider the remaining main obstacle I ' l ,K cowardl) for any one to crltl
the Franco-German frontier along the I ,zi, '? leaeue nations and the work
Kh.ne. With these questions determined, I SothXPt;"ffSnTSb5ltm.thTy i"a
the American delegation believes that . IlabwVtSphM " to ? """Ifn address
a prompt oneluslon of the peace treaty here Continuing, he said
can be accomplished 'President Wilson is the foremost man
j" the world. He did not draw up the
Revision Step by Step league of nations, but lie Is attcmntine-
Such an expectation as concluding the
treaty by the end of the present week ,
is doubted, owing to tho extensive
..e .!.. i , 1 -,-.! i.. .
drafters are steadll at worlj, while
the super-council Is in session and each
step of progress Is followed Immediate!
by the completion of the articles of the
treaty.
The same process Is being carried
on with the draft of the covenant of
the league of nations, which, In addition
to being amended, will be rewritten so as
to combine clearness with the dignity of
I notable state documents.
Hungarian Sltuatluti lp
During the day the Hungarian revolt
Js;
nd Its effect fli bringing Bolshevism
nto central Tyrone was also, without
m.i,.,. ,.cut.j ...u -.h......b.. ,eiuil
a
Into
doubt, examined, as experts had pre
, . , -
iikl nvnmlnar1 no avnarla 1ii.1 tiA
nared a huge man showing the vast,
extent of Bolshevik authority, which now
embraces virtually half of Europe. On
i this map heavy red lines mark the outer
limits of Bolshevik authority with red
arrows showing the main avenues of ad-
vance westward. This line around Rus-
Bia takeT In HiRigary and shows Bolshe-
vlk Infection In parts of Ukraine, Llthu-
ania and other Independent sections of
Ilussla.
. i i i. j .
The premiers also had apcesi to re-.
. . I -I I.. . a Att.nmAm
In all sections of eastern Europe, In -
amount of drafting work after the main i people in America oppose him. Those1""1" "' requiem
tiueitiona are settled In principle The,"1'0 do so are actuated for the moat I a ummi!n "fi?
fww n.ivnuifc mo A.b..v w. . .-........., u,,i.u x'j i.uniri.1 Baie DV' ShOrt
eluding private reports of a grave char -
acter concerning regions In the. south-
eastern part ot the continent and around
Odessa which have not as yet been
made public.
M. Bratlano, the Rumanian Premier,
speaking of events In eastern Kurope,
expressed the view that Bolshevism
mlghtl.BOon extend to Serbia, because of
race relationship with Russia, and to
Slavonla and Croatia because of con
nections with Hungary.
An American amendment to protect
nations against the Influx of foreign
labor was, adopted yesterday by the
league of nations commission. IJt affirms
the rfght of Any country In the league
to control matters solely within domoatlo
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Support League,
Hitchcock Urges
'Continued from rlrst lMee
this historic effort the leader Is the
American President, Woodrow Wilson
Shall we support this effort orarepu-
Ulate It Alreadjvoppdsltlcn Is strongl.v
developed ( onslderlng these objectlona
,lt was first said the league would be a.
sort of suiv-r-natlon. with a great atand-
ing army nnd navv capable of destrn 1111-
,any particular nation This objection
(disappeared as soon as the leaguo con
stitution was puDiisned
Second The objection was made that
the United States surrendered a part
X Its sovereignty by entering tho league.
It has now become evident th.it neither
the fnltcd States nor any other na
tion surrenders ans thing, as the league
is not a government and has no sov
ereign powers.
"Third Objection has been made that
the United States abandons the Monroe
Doctrine How can this doctrine bo
abandoned by Joining a league that
proposes to nut a ston to aecressions
bs force against every nation, Including
. those in America'
.. "Fourth Objection ha:
been made
flint 11.flu1. r.,l l 1 I 111..
' CanauTand AtraiuTmaV be admlUed
i to the league, which It Is claimed would
?!Ve J""eat Britain five votes to our one.
If It were true It would not matter, be-
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i-um3 an imnortant nliiattnnit mtlHt ne
j.-.,. . . " . . ." .
ufi-:
Co
depend.
Deprecates .lupaneae I'nttor
"I'ifth It hah been objected that Japan
might Insist on having the league settle
the Immigration question and. through
the league, force us to admit Japanese
If she could, Bhe could nlso force us to
change our laws of marriage and dl
voice. taxation or any other domestic
Question The league, however, deals
'tn international questions and
has no relation to domestic affairs.
"I feel that these objections will be j,
iTu-ineu nHiae ana mat men w ill meet
the big issue squarely
wmi iiiini:,
must bo- cs or no I am sure there
'" uul "e correct answer, and that 1
es
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S5? wS SrS
vcntlte of w"r ' ctual pre-
m.n,mMr,
MONROE DOCTRINE SAFF
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World League
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ineu ny unanimous vote vVlso these ii.inn a i.- n . ..'' Sw,llP -C.ln "" jwsi i., widow ot H Ney iiingwav.
onles aro now- almost comnletelv In- lUr nialv Detennv nrt 'uT.V'S, J..W.1 KX. J, ..lel?'"' ".'' ;"A' '"' ."
ent of Great Britain, nnd Can- li P,V'nny."A. ,1.1" w C'helten ate., tlerman- lew. Edit In DavlsVVrlghtstown ? N. .1 int.
ada emeciallv h mint- intereiia In I ,. i i." ,r S ."l,ra" orncers nn. jsiit-inirnld rem
' l-Peci.iii. nas m.in interests in men of the L'nlled Plates Hert Ice. Intlted to ROnFRTSON March 24 IDA M wlfeof
common with the United States solemn requiem mas,, frl in a. ni.. St O. L Robertson "jneral servlc-a ThSr. "
, a rlck a c nurch. 20th and l.nn.i. at ' 1 n m . ni9 k r.t.t a, t. ...t,i.. .i.a.a
I I
Washington. Slnrel. 'a in. r. i
t . ... . . ... -v. , ,,. .. ,- , ,
t- i.cBi- DnctrinV k. "-"V l '" l" ."onroo
'CtM itsaXcEb,e un,vereal
T'US"a n,iSf ??"c".l'''ns..L1! e United Slates
In,? a leacue nf naiinni cmnkf '"Join-
'7. ie.ipue 01 nations, Senator Walsh
"aid. would be far outweighed by the
,.' ,to be derived from its cpera-
opera
covenant 8UPP0" of th
proposed
to dominate the eague's n- inn
aritnhn.ln..l ii... "lluli
iinnininriTitit n- n.n.. .
rflWARni V TO ElfHT I EAriIl7
WHUUMjI 1U rlUIll LCAuUL
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u 1,1 111 1111 1 I'liinirn 11m. 1.1 1.
c an e
Ifnhlii V.o Iln.,1 .. . vrm "i,l'v- '".tir.a .. iikalx, rector or st.
r .if Uccl'l,LS Wilson Gabriel's Catboiic Church. Bradevelt. N. J.
Worlds I'oremoat Mail ' HECK. At ' Boston."' Mass . -March 10.
. 'ort Wajne. Ind March 26 (By A
" "t '", "'"";" Jor ,nf future peace
io put it through for the future peace
0 f nurSpi "In in ace ord ith hhn'TnVi
they cannot .,13 ,.,.. hJ " 5"?
.i. i .7.-r -- ", 1MB unit
R"' hy politics, and 1 am sorry to know
SJ, , . .? .?I'pt ln' -'nls sreat
American and world question
SAYS SENATE WILL RATIFY
Kirliv T.e.i.lna 1- - .
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nents Arc 011011011111 .
langing
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i.iiiie noeK. ArK aiarch 26, (By A. i
' '."7? "wlur iviruy, in a statement made
public nere. expressed the oninian that
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ntr
Ilia t-isvf Canntn i 111 uiK.. .. "T
""" f "' league of nations, desplt
.. ... --' .- ..u.iu. uaiuic i
lit,. EPnU ?,,,, ,..,e',0,ed during
.CJ.cl?'i?B 1,0Urs of 11le last session of
vnai uuu) :
- I
'.w '". ."VL .'tu.i-cr.c",t..sa "'e state
"It Is alreadt evident
,nt 'that ttio rrm.v..i z. .. v t;"
posed' the league and sought to mk
a political Issue aie hatlntr n VnhL: i.
. heart as they learn the sentiments of
'heir constituents."
-
( Weights and Measures Dills OiTereJ
H.rrl.burg. March "0. - George V
Holmes, president of VieHphlladflnhla
I County Commissioners, had thre liiii.
'introduced here widening the aenno ;
Powers of the Bureau of Weights anil
Measures for Philadelphia Th hm
' .. . I . .- 1".., I C UlllSl
j vvelghtH and measures, selling without
i "'e'es and measures and sales of meat
Iteatijs
AUEKWKCK. March 23 ELIAZBTH
dow of VerrtlnniM Ai,l.i. ,i'.,',a-ffr'V
widow of Ferdinand Auirweck (nee SnfffnV
no- n4 o. of u.a: invud .;uy,".-ifm?.'.-
ices. YI
mantnwn
u n m.. Kqia K'-...J:r"!.r' ".
Int.. private Auto a-riiri"
1T1. IkillH VnruiAArf a .. -. " -
Friends mav call Thura m
BALDWIN -March 24. JAMlis Im.h.H
of Bridget and aor. of' lau . MarllS ISd
Catherine Baldwin. Relative, and f?lends
Holy Name boclety of St, Agatha', ffiffi
lrv.lted,tu funeryf...S.t I' s'io a Vrsl
J,-fl
iieiOn Ml . WHt I'tilla. Hnl-mn -..,...1-1 .".' '
fit. Aiih.-i rhi.eiii Tn .-'U."". rU"2. m"s
rn- i", ,n f,',-:;.i " - "" "" " uenia'
CenJr ALto funrat.
v BARRETT. March . 22, WILLIAM, hna.
SA. ""' i""" tnea Ijrkenl Ku.
1 Solemn reaul'em m.K Church of Our1 Motn'e'r
ot Sorrows 10 a. m, 1st. 8L Dmla1. rtSt
,RU,tlre, and trMoVifotoSr'Jr c:
IBGE-HIiLaBELHM, WEDNESDAY, ilAROH 20, 1?)19
nKvrits
rows Holy Name Soclotr. DIv Mo 4 A.
H It' S?i?ff,,nf"' ?i l" H. I?.- linn..
m;n'.A.rilcfw-',V,' .Enjlnenien and Klrei
,,.!,i ." No- 73' imita- Auto service.
sissi:. -A.-rB.'yj? wn'K.n
".w'Pa'natt. VV?a t'rl"'8 "
nV "l ,NI".,e "" ne lJnrry). Ttela
tlve and friends, American Stores Ware-
TilVhS'i.1 .1" y N'. "ulchlnion at. Int
aitwra Ltra Itemalns may i viewed
"?.u pe. auio lunerai.
...... p., n.uviiiu iriiutrm nurni Mt, j;ilv;nrd s
avrfun1?".-,n ,nt-,My s'pu,chr '"
MihSP1!0? rM,fr,Jh 2B- JOHN.1 .on of
Michael and late Jlrldret nroderlck. Kela
l,,," ant1 friend. Invited to funeral. Sat,
8.30 nm father's residence. 31RR Del
Kadi. .'i i?'lmn "nulem innaa Church of
Cem' Ant.V'servlce. "" "" "tw "dI
hiumv.-s .March SB. EOVVAnn T
WSW.N I" '? "".""-""a I friends In.
i,ni j .uiii-iiii ncrvireB, rn.. l n. m
npartmenta nf Flthlan H Slrnmona Co. 30i
Market st Camden. N. J. Int nrlvate
ntlCKLUY March 21. r.DVVAn J ." son
pf Dennis and Elizabeth Hurkley (nee Pur
Innir). Due notice of funeral, father1. rr..i.
dence. soo; wilder stt (near 2O1I1 and Dick-
jiyitnovvns. March 21. jo'bErif t .'hus-
hand of nebecca Ilurrowes (nee Anstls).
Itelathes and friends Invited to funera
services Thurs . 2 n in . 1S30 Doer ,t.
Inl ',. ". c.'m- Remains may be
CAnPnNTKR March 21. MART t, wlf.
of William M Carpente?. sf KelathVs and
friends InUted to funeral. Thurs. 8.10
m . 2;n s. Ilucklndinm nlac (44th and Wall
nut sts ) Solemn hlsh requiem mass St.
Jksmes'a Church 10 a. m. Int. Old Cathedral
tern
. CAftn. March 24. CATHRIIINR T..
dauahter of Oeorre and late Catherine T
Carr (nee Stanton), aaed 18 nelatles and
friends Invited to funeral. Frl , R-30 n. m.,
father's residence, 4(120 Worth St., Frank-
iora ooiemn rquiem mass Ht. .Tonchlm s
Church 10 a m. Int. New Cathedral Cem.
Auto service
CARIt March 24. THOMAS, husband of
Marv Carr aired 71 Ite atlven nnH friend.
Protection I.odce No 243, I. o O. P : Key
stone rtrpuhllcan Club, invlled to funeral
' CAHSON -March 24. rtACIini. CAItSO.V
widow of John Carson aired 82 Ilelathei
rVswVnV'oV daiiintJ?nMrlf n'r's.onS
ni ChestRSt st Ambfcf . . InV.' ri?:
"l(l?..CfJJ.
. of Kll. "r" ThVVr7 'JuFBS. JL I h.l"bS.1
notice nf funeral will be KUen
CONNOLLY March 24 MARY E . wife
V Joln, Connolly and daushter of James and
ftJuJi'T' (ne Mnrnnl Remit ea ttnd friends
Invited to funeral. Mon . 8-30 n m . resl
dnre of husband, 2301 E Huntingdon st.
? "TXr0!6!" E1""", ?' 'V"1'8 fhurch 10
a m. Int Holy Sepulchre Com Auto ser-
0.co"fr'r,T-Kllle.lln action In France.
O-t 1 lr.18rp.ANk W. son nf into Johri
end lnnnle Cornett (nee McOuliran) Rela
iiV.'. "s";1 ,r.ln? Jpvited to solemn requ'im
SBEUW .",ThSur..:U10h' Imhlgh "? and
CUNN1NOHAM At PJt'erton V J
March 24. LILL1E, wife of James cunning.
ham Relatives nnd friends Invited to " f u
u!.I,JhS!'"I 2.n. mv 'no Lln"en ave.
Rlterton. N
Int. private,
Del., papers
DEVENNY nfflclallv nn,i.j t,..i
'devenny ie..iJJS', ,Y-'E!V M,-?.:7
....-. ..., ...:.v " '" , -". in-
inniij, o-u tiitision. rnrmerlv .nnnlv
RITtPIint nf Tn t t Ofl.l, t .. L . . . ..r. . ? Y
1 nilatlrlpniT -i
-. ..-.-- .--...., .u.ll oil., 1.ULJBIH HI. .
mil w- ,. ..n . . ..
N I INVAnr i p !m. . "hjiiiic t.ity. i pi ouncnim s unurcn u a m. int. private.
Relatives .and friend. .T.f Jhn Dall-y HMy Sepulchre Cem. Auto aerlce.
Thurs .S 30 a m "' V hr't.tfi'n fu.nT , ."rtK'S Mrch 2, A"A F- daughter nf
em.i high mass of wnSl. ,afUlJ,.,i: So.'" '?tn hmuel H end Prudence Rees Rela
ChSren"l0n,a"'n.0' I?,,lSSlyBlrn,.thK,, Vi" nni!. '?' Will? Q"L"!SM.
auio runeral. Wilmington.
Lt,v .in Jiarch,22 CHARLES h'isband copy .....,-
of Bridget D-tiln I Relatives and friends,', RUTHNER Jlnrch 24, rjREOOR, hus
Pan Domingo Council No 28n If of c . hand of Tresla Ruthner Inee Unger). aged
L K or A , Rt-anch No 118: Hoard of ni. ' ..3. Relatives and rrtpnrl finrlnr- n.nl,ii
rectors or Jackson R. and L Asso . Invited I
in lunerai, jnjr. H 30 a m.
4127 N.
tironu bi. ariemn roulem mass
8t I
Stephen a Church 10 a m. Int. Holy Sepul-
chtT.v'7.r, At.to f,,ners
DIEM.R March 2.1. CHRISTIAN D.
nuanann or .viaiiini uncr (nee Langbeln),
aged lid Duo notice win be given
nnwvixR a. ti'to ri.ninn . n.i. ..-
MRY PK'KERINO DOW NINO. "formerlj"of
Salem, Mass. Scrtlces and Int Salem.
-in.u t.--i "'"' I
DUFOUR. March 23. CLEMENCE. widow
nf Inlnl
n Dufour. need fi Relatives and
.;,.-.",.;--:,--- .- . .-.....n ....
iritri.us uititpu in lunera . resinfnce or
iliuehter. Mrs Thomna Coluzzl SS4.1 N.
lath st , Frl . 8 30 n m Solemn high mahs
of requiem M. Stephen's Church 10 a, m.
int tioiy cross ceni.
. ClEYEn March 24 r.T.lZVBETH HANS-
8i3''URV,a.lYe.0adn,rln?1.e7n'rfun'eKrea1,
"rvlces, 7"07 Oermantown ate . Mt. Alr,
Thurs 3 30 p m Int nrltate
QIl.nERT At 3-.4 VTuntiii, nn VTn rh
'-'. CHARLES (IILIIERT. need 117 Kelttltes
and friends, members ot the Voluntary Ke-
1 l-r Department of the P R
tlted to funeral services, Frl.. 2 p in . Oilier
H Ilalr I'.ldg . 182(1 chestnut at Int Ar
I nglon Cem I r'endt uaj Iew remains
Th.i.. &.
ll t-l' . I'1
GORDON March 24. HARRY DAVID.
l1! ,!!,' M"P7' "fil',lE?Jli'0.rt',"I.'Rl I
nuts uriii4 nun j iinrpiiuir uuiuun J,rl"
tltes nnd friends Intlted to funernl, Frl .
II 3ll a. m home of son, Richard McAullfte,
Glendon Pa Int IListon Pa
GORDONi March 24 JAMES J husband
nf Mary (nee Murnhj) and son of Ute i
Patrick and Helen Gordon (nee Carabine)
Relatltea and friends Invited to funeral.
at 7 30 a m , 2.111 Almond st (lHth
Ward High mnss St Ann's Church n a m
Int Holv Sepulchre Cem Auto funefn!
OOl'LD March 24 MAIrY COULD (nee
Youell). widow of William Gould. Sr. Rein,
lives nnd friends Intlted to funeral Sat,
a .in a m . L'o.M k somerset at bolemn
renulem mass Nt Ann's Church 1U a
Int St Ann'R Cent
GROSH. March 23. ANNIE MAl.YlV't
OUOSH aged 43 Funeral near Elktnn. Md ,
Frl Preliminary services at house. 1 p. in
lunuvtru uy nt-rvice at trinuy t nuri'ii, i.m
ton Int Elkton Cem New York papeis
cop.
1IACAN. March 23. MICHAEL W.. son
of late John and r.llen Hagan Iteiatlts
and friends. Marqueiie Council. No. 2f K.
of C . and nil societies of which lie tin, a
mcirher. Invited to funeral. Thur.. S 30 a,
m .114! N ,th st. High mass 3t. Vernnl-,,
. Church 10 a u Int. Old Cathedral1
Ccm .... .
HAYES March 2.1 JOHN G . husband of
I Ada Eva liases Relatltes and friends
Hellman Council. No 277, O I. A.. Intlted
'? '"nerai sertices. .-.at. l--hi n. nt , nm
x Broad at Int prltate Woodlands Cein
"WJaVv"1" be ,l'wtd Frl.- atter ,7 p m
. -;V..V"t .'' :l...I;,i, -t. ,-irtii'" -i.
1019. aged six months. LUCIE MAROARET- STRICKHR March 23, CHRISTINA, YOUNO LADY with knowledge of tvpewrlt
1A. younger daughter nf John S. nnd Ber-'wlfe of Qua Strieker and-daughter of Annie ' '"? n,'1 'JlJ"",' IV,"nV 'a'"? -flV
t hx W son Uerl;. nn .... Vnnt l.lttl. nlHiea an f,..n4. I W". N. t.. . ertlnn nf cltv, u Address Witt
llOFrMAN. Marcli 24 JOHN C5RANT.
John Oram. Sr.. and Irene. M. Hoffman,
ared 311. Relatltes and friends. Homn n.
ir . nui-iiHiia ui . jary j. j-toiironn anii son or
fense Reserves of the 34th Ward: Progressive
Assembly. Jto. 4. A. O, M. P.. and Flcher
Machine Co.. invited lo funeral services,
Thurs . 1! n. ra.. 13 N. Yewdell at. Int
Pernwood Cem. friends may call Wed. eve.
Auto funeral.
..uil.MiKh;.. viareh 24. Ki.lZAHETH
wife of Albert Hornlokel and daughter of
r.iiiduuci uiiu iHinriiis CNtimiitt iiiro lorpuyt
iie.aiivc-n Mnu trinus inviiru
nds Invited to funeral.
21) W. Ontario st High
it VcroaJca'a Church lo
IT. K 1U a m .
St
in .i.i iiiiib,.,
ljiirtis'n M......V. m imitr Tte-v-nt- .. .-
band of Anne E. Hurst. Relatives and
friends, Auditing Deut. of P. It. R, and
Vara Republican Club. 32d'Ward. Invited to
funeral services. Wed.. 8 n. m.. 1730 Edgely
st Int. private 'luura. morn.. West Laurel
ul,1l.e.n..V
1NMAN -At Pemberten. N. .T.. March "a
JACOll 1NMAN. aged 83. Relatltes and
friends. Urn. A. E. Sh'raa Tost. No. 20. O.
ft'. .";i. SJi"? 1. ',"","' J"", -7 1. m,-
T.m p.kV,'in ' ' ' - &-
,0N:s.tSu
-Suddenly, March 25. MAROA.
I '"il .."''I'j.'y1! "ie or k. Bcammon Jones,
r,.. .i. mZ IV ."."." "' ' UA-.-
.... .,v. , i.i.c ut ,,. uLnmiiiuii jgnrn,
- f u st Due notice of funeral will
,,,;" I
i i" '"ii-ii ..,, u,..u .., ...,, ,u .cinim bi ,
KEANE. March 23. MARGARRT. wife of Omtn Pplemn mass of requiem Rr. Francis
Michael Keane (nee Veas.y) Relatives and'' Asslsl Church 10 a..m. Int. Holy Sepul-
friends Invited to fun-ral. Frl.. 8:30 a m.. th" ; Cem.
nio S. 23d st. Solemn high mass of, WARD March 24, JOHN D. WARD for.
rwint.m St InlhAinr1, Chumli 11. . l.t mArlV r-ISldlntr at RMlevllP.Htra t tflM Tfntal
i i iii ? -..in ar Knii.11111 ni,n
requiem St. Anthony's Church 10 a m Int.
Ilo'v Cross Cem. Autcs. funeral. New Tork
ydirro uirpno tuiv
r
KULIA March L'5 ALEXANDKrl. Im.
band of late. Mary Kellj. Relatitea and
rrierds invnea to lunerai rn . isiirn m
1D09
war.
Cem
LAWhON March 24. JANE
I A tXfcsrtv-
. ".2?.
to funeral
, st., iven-
....
TtslAtltrs and friends Invited
services, Thurs.. 2 p. m., 3003 C
VII
slngton Int private ,
LORD At 31)37 N. Dtll st,
Relative and friends, .members of I
A.. Invited to funera services. Thu
" ,111. 1, 11. tl I A Ifitl. f ll
AUtiUSI'A i.. wiaow or
frl . if 1
p. m . Ollyei II. na.r niai., ao.u cnestnut
t-.Jj.'.Arl,ll"".n9'mr.nV ,r..ePh...n
LYNCH. March 24, MARY. Wife Of rhlllp ,
I.inch (nec McQarrlM. Relatives and
friends. alo St. Agatha'a Altar and Rosary
Societies. Invited to funeral, Krl., 8:30 a. m.,
.40IH Lancaster ave, coition rcijuiriii iii-o i
I St. Agatha's Church 10 a. na. Int Holy
Cross Cem. Auto funeral. S . .,,
HOSKY. widow of Ufancta Mahoney (ne.
r t IIAV1I.SV
Alarch -S. KLIfiAltr.AAl .tlA-l
TlitrnAui
funeral,' Sat.. 8do a. m , 44J6 Penn st..
a a.t . Hill Dann mt I
Frankford, Solemn requiem mass bi, job
rhlm'a Church 10 a, m. Int. St. Donjlnle'a
C 'mAULICK. March 24. al 22d" Manbelm
St.. Oermantown, LOUISA, wife of Frederick
MaUlck. Due notice will be given.
r McCORMICK. March 24. ANNA, wife ot
o-unM.a. 1 t.rCnmi.iib .Ie Inee Doranl
,.N, Danen . Requiem rnaasat. Ed- ,-v.-J'r' .Vn'v"'..:,'7.?nri,'"u C-" . '""": 1 " .. " "" " : r-
l'S CnurCO U a, in. Jilt. Ol. JJOminlC'S ti-A-VriVH TirlS. "i i ie .M llll ,or w-oru a.iut isnnraiory ann to ass st
... Ilnlmeaburr. Pa.. . n,t-$RviZ$;T&.tfl.& Bri..4J ?0.'! 1 . Injtrum.nt maker. Apply Room S. College
LANOB. -Marcn ZO. fAiUJB IaA.-SUK. ,h VriEnai Intii.d' io' fTm.Vi I .ii. "'.TJ HSll. tnitei.lty Ql t--itn.y.vania.
Relatives nna irlenos invuea " luwri I ji,nion at., Bristol. Pa7 Thurs., 2 p. rn. HOV wanted: Insurance Stokeg. Packard,
services. Frl , 2 p. m 2J01 N. Orkney st ' )nt private, Bristol Cem Hsuihlon A Smith. 434 Walnut at.
Int nrltatp. ll,l.-lll.-ia 1I...1. .11 , n, . nr-n. , a
1 Residence, 2S22 Silver St. Relative"
slfrlenda Invited to'funeral. Thurs By,
s Iparlors of J. J. Ryan A lion. 2504 W.'Ee
liWh
Jl.gn requiem mass
fit. Columba's
Denis's Cehi.Ai
Church 10 a in. Int. 8$,
aroniDre Atilto lunerai.
Mcdonald. Mitrcii 24. juiaTA, "idow
of Jamci WeDOnad-ARJfcyvj( and fjrlendj
jZTiilPi V " -'.'rViT Sk U II
DK.T1IH
In'a Church 10 a, m. Int. Holy Cross Ccm.
Auto service
McnKK, Msrch 2.'., SARAH If., wife of
Alexander MrOee, aard fiR Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral, Thurs., n p m ,
brother-in-law's residence, Daniel K. Rau
denbush, .1448 Rldae nve.. Wlasahlckon
Hervlces St Tlmoth's Church 4 p. m Int
adjoining itrounde Trlenils may call Wed
after ? n m.
Mttll.ONK In Noirlstown. March 2.1,
PATRICK, husband of lale Bridget Me.
(Hone. Iuneral prlvale, residence of snnln
law, Krancls A Cshlll, 347 n. Marshall st..
Norrlstnwn pa,, Frl., 8 a. m. Hlah mass
HI. Patrick's Church 0.30 a. m. Int. New
Cathedral Cem . Phlla.
McKHRNON-. March 23. at Framlniham.
Mass.. EMMA, widow of Thomas J, Mc
Kernon. MONTOMERr. March 2R. HRI,EN V.
dajshter of Mary Montgomery McKrlane and
lata John Morilromery. aaed 28, Reiatlves
nnl friends. Wallace Wilson Hostery Mfsr.
Co . Invited to funeral. Sat., 7:30 n. m .
mother's residence, 4140 Orchard st. Re
nulent mass Bt, Joachim's Church 0 a. m
Int Holv Sepulchre Cem Auto service.
MOORB Vfarch 24, KDWARI) 8.. eon of
late James S and Sarah K. Moore. Int.
private.
.MOORB March 24 JAMKR ItEDMOND,
son of, James R and Kmma Rrenrel MSwre,
aced 10. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral serIres. Krl., 1.10 p. m., 034 N,
B3d st. (51d and Olrard ae. Int nrKale
MOUNCB Marrh 2.1. At.FRRD MOU.WK,
aired 84 Relatives and friends. Woodbine
i-ooffo. rvo !, 1, u u. t.. invited to lu
dence of son. Joseph L Mouunce. 1005 Afa -
nmrmi i.Tvir.i i niir, . , ?t t, m
srltes nt Methodist Church. Woodstown
.n. J . in., 10 . m Int. Woodstown Metlio
dlsla Cem
. MtlLOCK. !areh.21. EMZAT1ETH MU
LOCK, daughter of late Edward And Caro
llne Mulock. Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral services. Thurs . 2 p. m.. rest,
denco of cousin. Dr. L O. shnllcrnss, 112 8.
20th st. Int., private. Cedar Hill Cem.
! r lends may view remains Wed,, 8 Xo 10
P. m.
SIURDOCK March 24.- FRANCES E .
wue 01 .epnanian v. jiurdocK, nged Tl
Relatives and friends' Invited to services!
Thura . 2 p. m . 41.10 Tackawanna st.
Krankford. Int. Oakland Cem. Remains
may be vlened Wed., after 7 o'clock.
MURRAY. March 23. WILLIAM J., hus
band of Catharine O Murray (nee Kelly)
and son of Thomas J Murray. Relatives
and friends Invited to attend funeral. Frl..
?An9', m- from ,h" resldenco of father.
IS? Wnlnilt Bt Cnturvn Tt.,1.. ..... a., r-.. U.l
emn mass of requiem. Church of the Rlessed
v,HtU?JtfAl7' ,9.a- m- ,nt- I'olv Cross Cem. 1 0'KI;S. uver HI sears of are. to work in An
q RRIKN. At SO.', Faette at.. Conaho. Ishlng; department of corrugated paper
hncH.nvPa.- M"rch 23. MARY ANN. widow plant: light work; 17.60 rr week to start,
of Michael O'Rrlen and daughter of late Apply F. H. Foster Co . 21th and Locust,
fftfa?WB8n2l!T.Sgl (yr.,NoIf3.Sg'.. nTu'.n.Chna;rgooa: re?eVenc?.
insss St, Matthew's Church, Conahohocken
. mi, convenience or lamuy, hi, iai
,hl.".i.m" Conshnhocken Pa.
O'HANLAN March 2.1. FRANK, husband
of I?rldget O'Hanlan (neo McCollouah) son
of John and Margaret O'Hanlan. nf Mulle
baun. County Armagh, Ireland. Relatives
and friends Armagh Society. Unrtenders'
Local, No 2.14, Invited to funeral, hat., 8 30
a m , 2348 N. Tailor st. (25th nnd Lehigh
aVe.l. Illah TAmllem mn St iVIntnha't
nurcn ju a
Int. St. Denis's Cem
auio lunerai
0'NEILL.-At Burlington. N. J.. March
fari
Ell
24 .JAMES n son of lata James and Ellia
el.'il' ,Jielf,l,J" nnd friends invited to
funeral. 13.1 W Broad at.. Burlington. N. J.,
7C""u- n .Renulem.nias.8t, Paul's
I hll'rh a wt Tito f -..! inn i-i.-w
'OKTItOFr. Mhrch 24. AUGUST, husband
of Rmma OHthoff. RelatUra and friends
Invlfprt tn fiinai-nl Vwt T in a-n aQIO
1 1 enn et., Trankford Solemn requfem mass
i N Hutchinson st Int. Northw-iod C?Bi
' "'"DELL. March 23 MARY A., wife of
V.I??. "'?" st, Int.'Mt. MorUh Cem.
i t i "i'n niav ran veo. evp.
ninnwtv , n-.J-..:.- n, t rn.Mu
n . ". i : ". - -,. ni I'll wiilimH, ,. J . ..m. in
, D Jll.ll,.:; .IIRTHT inr TFI-lll' Tin
Shamokln. Pa., and Ml r-nrm.l r-S n.n.
Lodge, No 1 Til. D O. H.. Invited to fu-
i1','. i . i t m . 2.i3I WT. Seltzer st.
High mass St Elliaheth'a Church II a.
U"t Holv Sepulchre Cem Auto funeral
I 8AKCHSENHEIMER March 23. JOl
JJ .husband nf Rose Sachsenhelmer (
JOHN
haanVialmae In..
,"'"" "eiativeg and frlendst Columbus
Ren Sorletv. Invited to funeral services,
.ihurs.. a n in tmst v n.i-n.v i tn
'Ireonmount Cem. Friids may call' Wed'
", ,....,
Rf-trr-VTnrii.- . .. x- , i. nn
5ns.8.,B- wife of Frank Srhcndock (nee
' , , ". , "5 i "e!tUc8 and friends In-
.i,-rt . f,,.ra ....,lA..--.i....-
"!l. . ' ....n. -,.. ,B iiuib.
-.--. aw auiicini i-til . n t-B lllUin.i a. 111,
realdnrKO of Jarob Schtndoclt, Atco, N. J,
StCHUNDOCK. At Atco. N, .T.. March
2 1. PRANK, husband of Bessie Hchendoek,
aged .13. Relatives and friends Invited to
Jr"COb "ctendock. Atc'o, N.'j. Int. Berlin
lunnrni services, 'inurs . 2 p. m . residence
SCHLETT SiwlrlAuli tr.ri.li n AWA
M (neo Harper), wife of Jacob Schlett. Rela
tives and frlrmls Invited lo funeral Krl , 2
P m . 124(1 .Morton st Camden Int. prl
tnte. Hnrlelgh Cem. Friends may view re
ImnlnM Thlirn trnm 7 In O n
SCH.MIDT. March 24. LOUIS, huahand of
RliZ.-ll.eth Schmidt Inee Mnllrr). need (ID
Relatives and friends, also Raecker Vereln
Social Rad!ant Star Assemblt. No. iB A
mm n." ffij t '"WTiVi-Z-.
n Z . .. ---.. ..
nemalijamav be viewed eel etc .
SCHREIBER. March 24, CONRAD, son
of late Francis O. nnd Elizabeth Schrclber.
aged 70 Relatltes and friends invited to
funeral. Thurs. a p. ril . apartments of L.
II Yerkes. 1T25'.S RRth at. Int private.
Mt Mnrlah Cent Friends mav call Wed..
after 7pm Omit flowers Auto funeral.
fi r h n o E D E R. March 24. EMMA
SCHR0EDER (nee Blumenstock). wife of An-
drew Schrr.eder, aged fi2 Relatlvea and
friends invited to Attend funeral. Thura. 2
n m., from 1003 W, Rockland st. Int.
Korlhwnon rem.
SHEPHARD March 24. QEOROE St..
hiislinml of Anna Shpnharil Inee Merrick).
(net
flffrt no Tti-latltf nnil frlrmla. Nesham
Tribe. No 100. I. O. R, M.. and Ivjland
Council, No (101. O of I A.; Invited to
lunerai aert ices, wnurcnvuie lieiormea
Church, Frl., 11 a m. Remains may bo I
itletted son's realdence. 1028 E. Monmouth
t 1 hiira pv
SMITH' Formerly of 2127 N Uhor at.,
March 24. MART, daughter of the lata
Tames and Ellrabeih Smith Relatives and
friends, also B. V. M. Rodalltv of St.
Ellr.ibelb's Church, and Prosperity Pride
circle. No M7. V. of A., invited to attend
funernl. Krl.. SO a, m. from the real.
.l.rM nf Ttfm Mnrv Tl Tlnrna. into W. Co.
lumbln nve. Solemn hleb requleai mass St.
Malichy'a Church 10 a. m. Int. New Ca
thedral cm. Auto rnnerni.
STEGKR March 24. HERMAN t
Otto E nnd Minnie P. Steger. nged n
son or
J months. iieiai.vi-e anu irisnus invi
funeral aer
of parent.
",'"" S
rvlces 'I hurs . 2 p. m., residence j
risnuii invupn lo i
43! N aillll St. int. C hlten
Remains may be viewed Wed i
runeral
lilted to funeral services Frl 1:30 p. tn .
mother's residence.' Xflll K, Allen ut. Int.
prltate. Remains mav be viewed Thura eve.
STUUNti. aiarcn m. ak:ha -i-.
wtra nf '
.V W. strong. Relatltes and friends In- ( start this vear right: ladles taarn some
tlted to funeral. Thura. 0:30 a. m., Villat I thing prolttahle: profession for Sft: manlcur
rota. Pa. Solemn requiem mass St. Thorn- Ing. shampooing or rcaln massage: day and
as's Chur")! 10 a. m. Int. Cathedral Cem. I evening classes, Adams A Adams 1SQ3 Arcli
Auto funeral ' st . Phlla.. Pa. Phone Spruce 417B.
TRl'lTT March 23
Capt. v.. SIDNEY
isle it . Trultt. nvri
TRIIITT husband nf Resale 11 . Trultt. aged
llelatlvej and friends invited to service, i
Wed . 8 15 pm.. 5220 Spruce st. Int. Selby
vllle De .Thura
UPTON March 21 ALICE, wife of
i iiuinna uiuuin (.nm -' ncmilirn Kim
-i-. at...,.!..,- vll... c..m.ii . ,an t
Thomas Upton, aged 40 Relatlvea an
of P.. Invited to funeral services. Thurs.. 2
n. in., 0444 State road, lacony. Int. prl.
tate. Magnolia Cem, Remains may be
viewed Wed , 7 to n p. m.
WALLACE. March 24. MARY R.. daunh-
I'r of. lato Stephen and Anno Wallace St.
in.hnnv'R Hnrlptv and Lpaffim nt Uon-aA
Heart of Church of Immaculate Conception .
Intlted to funeral. Frl. 7.10 a m.. 73T
ETlerl t.. Carnderr, N J, ,,h 'imiiIP','- W'SaV'S' ."K-. 'RK'.""
t nurcn oi immaculate conception V a. m
Th Pat nftf fam
t j U, IV.ll -, .' iA.ll. lit
vv'Aiiu. jiarcn a, husk, Husband of
i.te Mary Ward. Relatltes and friends.
late jt
emnlojes of Mldvale Steel Work
oves or Aiinva.e ieel tvorka. Invited
to turn
nerai. a rt., o;a a, in., iu z.erelda at ,
m"'y residing at Rellevue-Stratford Hotel.
fhll.. 'nSt. Agnes', Hospital. jproad and
ininiiii bid, t.mtur nun iiiruuo iiiviirij
.. ...-. t . c-a. . 1
i? .": i.v ''r'"'.0 " "'. 0i no
"u"ll,VnaK''.S0'.,".mJ!" 5.3.0
St. Agnes'a Hospital Chapel. Int
,, irf.iu,, .uaivii v, JlAnilAlllJl tnQO
Schttarlr-Ilauer), wife or Jacob Welmer.
agcd 44. Relatives and friends Invited to
fUneral, Thurs , 8 a m., residence of son-
In-law. Joseoh Bitting. 32H Durfn- Ht
'iL. S tJ' Holemn requiem mass Church of Our Lady
.hi?! of i it ' "I Mount C,mc 0:30 a m Jnt. Holy He
lpers If I It S a,emer rem
ltftffTt' Kfaa.l. llinv Tln ...la
n( William It White. Relatives and friends
Cowcksink Council. No. 160 D, of p., ml
..lp,! . funeral aervlre. Pel in n'Jtr
su Clement's Oiuroh. 20th and Cherry sta I
nt Mt 'Moriah Cem. Remains may be
viewed Thurs . 8 p m , chapel of Andrew I
g nsir pen. aixu ana.tvin bib, i
WOLF. Suddenly. March 25, 1070 Ma '
dry' avr . uermsntottn-. join, Jr.. hus. i
iianu ut iiiiarn iiiiiiByii ivoil anu Bon OI
John and ln& Wolf, irl 30. Due notice
'y
WTTT.Iaaa
WULF Suddenly. March, 23. 1070 r..
dary ave . Oermantown, JOHN, Jr., hus
band of Jloaetta, Bronson Wulf and son of
John and Lena Wulf. aged 80. Due notice
of funeral. -j
UNDKRTAKKRS
RfSoras
fMr - t DIAMOND I
i v.-.. . " c M' ti
-v
T.KOAT. AnVERTlHEillENTg
KSS" 1WTATR OF ARTI1DR NOTT BAN
T. . FOR.n' deeraied Ancillary letters of
administration c. t. a, upon the- estate of
Arthur Nott Sanford, deceased, havlna: been
irrnnteil to FIDELITY TRUS-f COMPANY.
all peraons Indebted to tha said estnte are
reouested to make paymentj and those liav
Inr calms nralnst the same to present them,
without delay, at the office nf the said Com
pany. Njs. 821-811 Chestnut st . Phlla.
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY,
TO, P. DEBT.
President.
LOST AND FOUND
NKCKPIKCB Lost, fur neckpiece, dyed
.squirrel, Sunday; reward If returned to
1220 Spruce it. '
HELP WANTED FEMALE
ALTERATION HANDS, eiperlenced, on
women's coats and suits Applv second
floor, Wanamakcr & Urown. Oth and Market.
CHAMBERMAID and waitress, first class,
white: private famllvs experienced; refer-
ences required,
4010 wynneneid ave., west
rnuaneipnia
CLERIC Finna- and telephone operating;
ni hi pnmrrn nnv HMniini Mniw Yrmn ivni.
i sienholme A. Pons. Inc. 24th & Altezheny av,
COOIC flrat class, white; private family;
experienced; references required. 4910
Wnnfleld ave,
COOKINOVnnd light housework: 2 In family;
small house; no Inundry; go home nights.
Mix Sherman at.. Oermantown.
DHKSSMAKEn wants vralst and aklrt finish
ers, assistant sleeve draper sleeve finish
ers and Improvers on waists, skirts and
sleeves: also finishers and Improvers on tai
lored and fancy skirts; women to work In
tailoring; dept. on coats and dresses; perm.
pos. and lonsr season: annly all week: houi
from 8 to B:80phalf day Bat. 1721 Walnut.
DRESSMAKERS Waist, skirt and steeva
finishers; alto Improvers and apprentices;
paid while learning. Apply lfiOO Locust at.
DRESSMAKERS Women or men: steady
..work: come ready for work. Mrs. Fried,
718 S. 3d.
nrai'lmia sitnnlni
Apply by mall onlv to Mrs. Klila Cnisutt
H'Hr., iiavprrora
HOUSEKEEPER Oood plain cook, neat
and willing: fam. 2; Oak Lane, ref. req.
iei. aiai-tv. uermantown. jio.ao weekly.
HOUSEWORK, gen.; girl, 1.1: no waahlng.
I Call bet. 4 and ri p m.,
Phone Oak Lane 727 W.
i mira ..;. . .
LA?"2.S- tttm,;
03"J camac at.
trnnsfprrlnir tiat-
temSt t!i hlinitr!,. ttnt Bnln,.ii nav
for patterns to learn.' Store. 8112 Market.
1.ADY, sounc, to work on soda fountain;
references. Apply Cabellero Drue Co.,
northwest corner B2d and Walnut sts.
LAUNnRY
MARKERS AND SORTERS
IN FLAT W1RIC DEPARTMENT
APrLY K108 FILBERT ST.
LAUNDRESS, COLORED. TO DO FAMILY
WA8HINO: 4 ADULTS: TUESDAYS;
PERMANENT. CALL 5730 HADFIELD
AVE.. 1H, PHILA
MAID Competent white maid aa chamber
maid nnd waltrers: 2 In family: town In
winter, country In summer. Apply after 7
P m 110.1 N. Rrosd st
MILLINERS
WANTED EXPERIENCED MILLINERS
PERMANENT POSITION ALL YEAR
ROUND: OOOD WAOES
APPLY EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
LIT BROTHERS,
OPERATOR, experienced, on Singer ma
chine: shirts and general work: steady
position all year 'round 1(127 N, 10th st.
OPERATORS Steady, all-the-year-around
work for girls over 10 and women In mod
ern, up-to-date factory building; Ideal loca
tion for West Philadelphia girls on account
of close proximity to subway. Baring. Lan
caster ave.. Darby, Spruce. Baltimore ave.
and Spring Oarden bridge surface lines.: op
erators wanted in the assembling depart
ment, where the work Is light and tlean; also
on presses, tappers and nther light ma.
chines. For details call at factory office.
If. T Palate Co.. 3201 Arch at.
OPERATORS, felling, on snlrts, pajamas,
night shirts and athletic underwear:
Wheeler & Wilsoa machine. Apply Mann &
Dllks 1102 Chestnut st.
SALESWOMEN, experienced, on women's
coats and aults Apply second floor. Wana
maker & Brown, Oth and Market sts.
STENOGRAPHER Atlantic Refining Co.
has an opening for high school graduate.
it ho has the ability to tako dictation rnpldk
and transcribe accurately: the ttork Is
nlong englneering'llnea and offers opportunity I
for advancement; general offlce work, auch
as filing records, etc Is a part of this po-1
sltlon: those so qualified apply In person nt
the salea department. Room 8, 8144 Pas- I
stunk ate.. Philadelphia '
STENOGRAPHER nnd Dictaphone Operator
lu Advertising Department of up-to-date, I
high-grade manufacturing Firm, located near
2d and Columbia ate. To one who can qunll
fy we havo a steady, congenial position with '
good chances for Improvement nnd sn--dt i
advancement. Address "OPPORTUNITY,"
1', (J. UOX 33UU.
STENOCRAPHFR EXPFRIFVCED
OITALIFIED TO DO OOOD WORK
APPLY BUREAU OK FMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
TYPIST Bright. Intelligent girl with eonie
know ie dgo of stenography for clerical
ttork In newspaper office. Annly M. Mc
Keon. Room 220 Ledger Building, nth and
riatniit sts
TTPIST wanted. Apply Nttlonal Drug Co ,
4079 Stenton nve.. Oermantown.
VVA1TRFSSKR
FOR FLOOR WORK
APPLY BUREAU OF FMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S,
woman, white, wanted for nouao e'eantng
in uerntHmoitn, t nay a wren, i- too
Ledger Office.
with
nartiomars iiyn r o nox a..nn
fleneral
lLfANICURINO and beauty culture scbool.
HELP WATJTED MALE
. mmtiTrpTimn -.i. . ... .
(ARCHITECTURAL designer. Apply -to i Mr,
Ruerger. Atlantic Reflnlng Co.. 3144 Pass.
yunk ave.
ASSISTANT to executive of a large retail
establishment: stato age, experience, ret
erenrea and salary expected. I'oatoftlce
P.OX74R
AUDITORS A large financial Institution Is
desirous of obtaining the aervtceg of a
few oung men with auditing experience,
Tw, oung men with auditing experience
Link preferred, to work In their audit de
mm .-wij . ... . ....... .,rn uicr.
AUTO SIECHANICS, first-class men. on G.
ton xruriss; nt isa man u yenra experl-
ence Apply K. ii. vare. garage
3300 S.
Rrosd l ask ror Mr. Deener,
.
tionKKEEPER' and stenoaranher ....m.
D?oung man- by mercantllJ house- aSfart-
sia oir week P 780 Ledger Office'
? v'r 'TffK' l " ' '''"r "?'?:
-.nnT-Tt-cnCTl In A..t.l. . ....
ROOKKEEPER. exp. In double entry.- with
knowledge of typewriting. 414 South at.
-
n. ..A"T'tsr1 mA ti-un TV a- a n a ...
I"11 'kj?.JVJl,-'V.ffS i.A 5J-A5-.JL "
MAIL CI.F.RK: MUST RE 10 TMtnu rite
Atll.l tlAl.iiA J niitui n.l ytA'A-l.t TO
nun ir.Mi.iu. n i ,
BOYS
WANTED, Id YEARB OR 0yrER: GOOD
WAOES. APPLY AT ONCE.. BECKER.
SMITH t PAQE, WATER AN0 SNYDER
AVE. . , .
HOYS WANTED FOR KIOHT WORKt
MtlHT? HE OVRR IBs CHANCE FOR
ADVANCEMENT. APPLY AFTER
P M.. L B D O E It OFFICE, FIFTH
FIXIOP.
CUPOLA 'TENOER for out of town! ex.
f perlenc with ssmlsteel and gray Iron cast
ings, capauie oi taaing run cnargei statti
age, experience, married or anhxle and
wages desired. M R25. ledger Office.
COMBER wanted fqr Noble combs; reply,
stating experience and places employed.
V a 1 i, LteaBW unice.
DRIVER Steady man for steady postlon:
oyer -a eara ot nge. anon salary. Apply
0 a. m . Mr. Helnnld. l2f BalnhrMga at"
DJlUas Wanted, Junior dmg clerk lit At-lantlo-Clty,
Address M 1107. Ladsar Office.
FOLLOW i BOAHDsWK far sfawa. ,BbHni
p-Tiwata,"- rgyg .tlWsl.iTSt' eSftwrat
I ... ... 'K. At AIB--. 2rc-meak'
IK1U8EWOBK AMERICAN. OF.RMAN- ' Vhtslig ?n, ?N.Tro,l,on ot ""
POLISH OR HUNOARIAN OIRL, FOR mld-Atlantlr. 5..Vn i? """. ot ,n" '"ding
CENERAI. HOUSEWORK: 3 IN FAMILY: training ellneJn.i1 "ilPr"r''": ",Bt', f"
"OOD HOME; OOOD WAOES. 100 ROSE- . "Jrk nd ", I rv"!i 5. ".f"'nir"; """'"t
MOORE AVE.. OLENSIDE. PA. OOONT?. LZ$. "JlSffiJ '.""a'ljTi" Lcdi",?
r
i
HELP WANTED '.MALE
CLERK
KXPER1ENCED IN ROOK-
gKEPINQl MUST HAVR QEN-
"i"1' IVINWtvl.KIJUK
OP
PLANT MACHINERY.
APPLY
V 811, LEDGER OFFICE
FOREMEN Underground conduit construc
ts , J1' ilavlng and sewer construction, Applv
"", Yn warehouse, Oth and alenwood
ave.. 10 a, m. any day.
JOI1 PRESS FEEDER.
H. L. Supples t.
.n... Ti, IjOCUKI.
LINOTYPE OPERATOnH ANn in
J.',EAWAJTEG APflLY FIFTH
VrJUA'..'.;!ii:i.'i" "luu.,
OTH
wi t.nr.tti.-Ntj r mw ,
MAN. young, high achool education, for g.-n-H,f
n.' f01. Mrt. B2?d "' Ca" cr wrlle
iiil'n,'! to. '"J"1 charge or folding-box
n. 'oryV A?ply T,nton Folding Box Co..
Rnx 802. Trenton. N. J.
S wh?inJ.R-UCK DUIVERS. experienced.
i'rr,i,,.i ,r v 'A ""' appiv at once,
Irnnkfnrrt Ornrer Co.. Penn and Unltv.
iniTil,OT' ov'r i(! "" wl'h large coal
nmii-nr.icomn.ny:-Ann1'' y lotter, stating
qusllncatlons, A 102. ledger nm
1'VimIunwin1 TWRtron.-,ynI'kj 'ood wages,
nupplee-Wills-Jones. 1SIB N. gRth at.
PIIVHIPIAV t..n.n.'
Man with Pennsylvania, ifcense for office
SInt,mrn,nK'rt """A"01! Bni' " d "liar? to
,o'nh.tm;tAdcar;i';: a """" j"-
PORTER?HAND .ANERS
APPLY Df,REMKHMPLOYMENT
l'1ffiSfBnn.."l.. mrn.n5 news-
&7.etia!, '""."Ini'Vxperle'nce1 need"?.
?in?r .?,BLry ,'5 n"t-elssa man Appll
nut .nt".mf?nhb8o,o,s'"' ony " ttt Ch.P.t.
r?Jn?.f?AOEH'u well-known distributor.
dlsMhu&'th?'' ?!?", ""ducts formerly
Mtiin. Jri t.hrou'l Jlcra nnd Jobbers, now
lnilaii.7ni?,"2" a1d directing men on own
atrlti hj lR!.h-r,rad, man "'"Ing to demon
SJ,.B.iy...ctuo1 ?'!" 0Tn !"" for the
r?il:i,t"laK nd. bm can arrange in
nig7phKH?1iayln Qwnltr. Lincoln
8AS5LA.N I'M" corporation has an
. ?.Vl.Jor .h'h ade oil saleaman. with
arge ncoualotsnV. V,-'. ... ":':..; ""
trade, ship owners, chief Engineers etc at
the principal north Atlantic ports: 'apply by
letter .tatlng qualification. P 802, Ledger
SALESMAN Wo have an opening In our r
.illtJ"1'!". "rganlxatlon for 1 high-grade
experienced truck salesman: must be able to
show exceptional past .accomplishments: this
.",.?. cPtlonaI onnorfunlty for a Hlgh-arads
iSiClCT,"a'f,".m"?' .Y'm Motortruck Co.. Broad
..m..,.i.M, pin
StE?M'AN :v"-nt?a'. competent aalesroan
... oll m uno UI oaoy carriages. suiKies.
m.i. Sairt!i """t velocipedes In the city of
Philadelphia: we wint a man who can pro
duce results. Write Children's Vehicle Cor-
...........li r.iiwi ii-mpieton .Maes
SALESMAN Large corporation has an open..
Ing In New England for a high-grade oil
salesman, who has a practical knowledge of
machine shop practice and with marine shoo
n ni aPp!,v byjL'.,er- s'ntln qualifications.
in-iiKrr uuice
SALESMAN far paper and twine house: ono
experienced In this linn nr,.ii k.. .
essential: splendid opportunity for 'a -bright
St""' j or address Joseph Hall Co.
SALESMEN Wanted for dignified positions
with largest house of Its character in this
country. 2 salesmen with ability to make
100 per week and upward; advancement to
such men Is assured; qualify as to refs. and
ability. P BOB. Ledger Office. '
SALESMEN, automobile accessory, with
established trade, to handle side line; com
mission bnala: state particulars and territory
vou travel. Hal n Co , 7 Domlnlck at.. New
York city.
SALESMEN WANTED. 2 CALL WALNUT
2713 FOR APPOINTMENT.
SHEARS It, SECOND . HAND.
WANTED, CAPABLE Or GRIND
ING AND .OPERATING SHEARS
FOR PILE FABRICS: ADVISE
AGE, EXPERIENCE. WAGES EX
PECTED AND FULL DETAILS
ADDDRESS "SHEARER,r St 009.
LEDGER OFFICK
SHEET .METAL WORKERS
for tiling and finishing
on automobile bodies,
good opportunity
KOR MECHANICS
experienced In straightening
aheet metal Btampinga, i
NO SOLDERERS WANTED
APPLY
EDWARD O BUDD MFO. CO .
25th and Hunting Pdrle ave.
SHIPriTTERS
wanted at once, first class, also electrical
t.rd on the Delaware niter sneelal einrVi'.
jard on tne ueiaware inter, special express
train aertice: ti-minute run to ana rrom
Phlla: highest wages paid: working condl-
tlons excellent: plenty of good family houses
also good boarding houses Apply at once,
ready for work. Emplojment Dept , Hun
Shipbuilding Co., Chester, Pa,
SHOEMAKERS
ON I1ENCH WORK
BRINO TOOLS, PREPARED TO QO
TO WORK
APPLY BUREAU OP EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S.
SHOEMAKER Klrst-class ladlea" stitcher
and all-around man: ateadv work: 133 to
140: .also good henchnian Phone- Wjomlng
UIIU W Call 4800 N. Rroad at.
SHOES Experienced man to tako chares
or cieaninK jiimi imcKing uepariment in
women's high-grade shoe factory In Brook
lyn: one thoroughly familiar with- colors,
rena Irinr. etc. A 33 Ledger Office.
SPINNERS Boys over l"f) " cars of age for
night work; good wnges. Apply Grlattold
Worsted Co . Darby. Pa.
STENOGRAPHER Atlsntle Reflnlng Com
nany has an opening for htah school trrailii.
ate. who has the ability to take dictation
rapiaiy ana transcnoe accursteiv: me work
Is along engineering lines and offers oppor
tunities for advancement! general office
work, auch aa flllnir records, etc.. la a part
of this position. Those so qualified applv In
person at the salea department. Room 8, S144
ssvunk ate.. Philadelphia.
STENOORAFHER fiend opportunity for 4
competent stenographer with n large cor
poration: atste age. experience and salary ex.
I P'ftedL M f.14. ledger Office.
I STENOGRAPHER and rtlclap
wVnledi experienced In genen
aphont operator
Apply by letter to Ixjuls WaRher Mfg. Co.!
iFrni nnno Wrta-ir
Omni nrnniimiiii t v r t
TIMEKEEPER YOUNO MAN TO ASSIST
, HTOCKKEEPER AND KEEP TIME
RECORDS' STEADY POHtTIOV: REPLY.
OIVINO AOE, REFERENCES AND SALARY
EXPECTED.. M MB. LEDOER OFFICE.
TIMEKEEPERS: roust he familiar with de
tail timekeeping and blueprints! atata
alary -and exp q 1. p. o. Box 8470.
WHEELWRIOHT and body builder; swady
work. Apply 4112 Kensington ave.
WOOL SORTERS. Anply Kvanson Lewr.
ing co.. in Atlantic! ave. Camden. N. J.
1 i :
YOUNG MAN Ry a larra iaeal ntanufee.
tu.ln corroratlcm, an unusually capable
young man of abtut 30 year ot age, with a
thorough practical knowledge of accounting;
the position offers eonlderable opportunity
for future advancement to the right person:
la applying, atata ass. aualMratlcna. sslsrr
desired tn start ajBd previous experience,
Addr" Comptroller? P 20. Ledger Office.
YOUNO MAN. Ilv'na- in South Philadelphia
lu j.bih n.wu,-,, iv- i-ir-iii rium mi nsuiL ' liouKnt
Olrard Baking Co.- lath and JmJcbmi sta. Mlr7 rl
HELP WANTED MALB
, fleneral
ntTSTMt.-lCi a.n,t-. a -j nnt.
n5rSFifls s" 50-jl00; C P.A.. IBonn. 1
??2KKEP:8 Psetory nnd office. lSn.5J,"Stl
li'-'V-vosr. snon. ren. itanK. iis-sj.j
i, ,. .icru, Dnop,iron t nronz1 eu
MANAClfi:riRa.iA- .H...,A- i..,t..k
8ALJ.HMRN Varnish to first-class trads,
tt?iS."tltlSa' maeh's, leather mach., el. sup.
,H?SK,NTE",F'NTS Furniture factory.
oaf..J.J! Br"y Imn foundry, $3000 up yearlr.
STSSPJ" pn,v- SEf'-B (4) at I18-I80.
CAPAT1LK MB.V Wilea nrflce and technical.
"1 W tBKtlltf A T "t CI
(-nmiat .take ehanto lurn" mfic. corp :
KL1:1, 0'i,, varnlnhrH. anDhalta. tiaper mfr.
'aD. ! ffAnn VPniraiats nfttrm Tvtgrt talra Prair-Va
?ft,. knowledge of costs: head bkpr. auditor
lnnd: nrlvala (...-., ri(a .hnrih.n.
cashiers (female), confldentlal derk (female).
-.: woman correspondent, JllOO; sales en-
f-iii-n. t-nii, ntgnwnr, mecnanioni maenmery
w. .niuiren: supt, electric llgnt pianii
many srood openings for efficient men and
.Mrii wun wen-Known concerns jniorma
tlon blank aYid booklet gratis. 2.10 S 11th.
AttniTmitu -, ,a.,.wn
1 .IfV grafting, by simple nnd complete ,
methods: books, blueprints. ete free. Writs I
0-1...1" -rfnIi .cntsiogue irj. Colombia cor.
Prrinnl rnt,T. Drxel Tlldg.. Thlla. .
vwAC TP.VJ "AT.ARY ENROLL NOW
NTAV HAT ATiqnlfMilr in st a cm nan
n'E?,,fVt WOMEN'S Cr,A8tE R A VM
)?," .?SnAnr" srRiNo oVrdenin-
STITIITB. rtroad and Spring Garden sts. '
WE TEACH YOtr TO DRtVR AND REPAin
. AllTOMORILES
HI COMPLETE COttRSK 2S
BvAKTSjV" Machine deslgnr, .12000 ' ,
vnSl!i!Vl!lsr:r,nt- "frig.. i2doo-$2no. J -
Battler's. 1001 Srrlna flarrl.n at. On.n m.n I
"- tt. iiaupnin at.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
AUDITOR assistant, accountant or credit
man or head bookkeeper; exp.; competent.
A 8., ledger Off ce.
TJOOKKflEPER experienced, accurate, age
t. RCnral OrTirA man oltaltn hantaio amt
correponIintt flrxt tlatm; caii fumlnh Ftfnou
rnnher female, If necesiary. C 813, Ldrer
OITIcp
CHAyKFKUH nxpprlencM chaufffur an(t
i. 7ulu-i" Timmc on an cara; nas own toon.
m itnf iTPmon nsHt.
OhNKRAL, office man. well versed In pay
roll, labor segregation Hmekeenipc. xost
seco'intlnif, statistical work: available Im-
mediately: mnrirnt. ..laMM nwij......ti.t.
A ina. Ledger Office "
MAN AND WIFE. xperlenced. with 2 chil
dren, will he at liberty to take charge of
gertleman'a place In country or "mall farm
tin Anrll 1 Address McL.r 22.1 t 3d st.
MAN young. 2.1. college educntlon. wants
pesitlon promising future: prefer office.
A 104. Ledger Office.
STKWARD Man thoroughly experienced In
restaurant and hotel work, capable man
neer nnd buyer, or would act as assistant;
prefer seashore position: can give A-l ref
erence; moderat" salary to start with.
P 72B T-eds-er Office.
WATCHMAN desires position: single: 81
ears old' A-l rcf. A 3d. Ledger Office
EMPLOYMENT AGENCITO
MRS, NICHOLS. 102(1 .Balnbrldge at., wsnts
hut'ers. couples and cooks. 40 to $31;
w-ai resaea. second girut nurses nnd house-
rTK'" r"rT'"" Phone Ixtcust 2180
HAVE numerous vacancies for cooks, cham
I M rrff""",.,.w"'"'
......" nvwnum H.rin. Apply ar
once. Mrs. Kane. Ml 8 inth at.
COOKS first nnd second, wanted- $40 to 170.
kitchen maids, waitress's, chambermaids.'
nurses, foundresses: couples, 1010 Rltten
house Square.
COOKS chantber'alds mmher's h'lners want
posltlnns.MIss Ro- Dought'rtv.1313 Olrtrd,
BTJSIWESa OPPOBTPNinaES
WANT a man with $.100 to furnish against
my knowledge to organls a real estate and
Investment corporation; will pay big returns
In addition to returning jour orjglnal Invest
ment: to handle own money: good chanca
for some one. Answer at once. P 818.
Tdger Office.
ANTHRACITE COAL MINK FOR SALE "
Oolng coal mine in Pennsylvania, with ma
rhinery and equipment: Inventory nf fs -000
for sale for J2.1.000: quick action will
nj"jj2 ".n.nttr"r'ive proposition. Addrss,
M .120 Ledger Office
SECURITIES salesman with clientele want,
to sell stock In dlv,-pay, prop. A 124. L O.
bubtjjt:s5 pebsowaxs
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
Our higher prices ereak louder than word,
llv seeing us at once sou will realise th,
highest cash prices for sour diamonds: any
size, from V, to 0 carats: none pay hlvhtr;
also old gold, platinum and allver bought1
estates bought (pritately); establlkhed in ir."
The Diamond Shop-j-ft, ,
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
ANY SIZE PRICE NO OBJECT
KELLY . CO . 1132 CHESTNUT ST.
I Suit" 21-22 Over Chllds Restaurant Prlvata.
I WltECIlM tir ALL KINUS
I PHILDEI,PHIA WRECKING AND
l CONTRACTINO CO
SOf. CHESTNUT ST.
CHIROPODIST Two corns removed. BOs;
entire foot treated, $1. Dr. Lewls.Rdom 48,
Transportation Rldg. 20 S. lfith
ELKCTRIO treatment . manicuring. Room
101 Heed R'.lg. 12M Filbert st Loc. 31182.
ELi:CTRICALTREAT , phjslcal cUltura.
302 H. urnaii Hours in a. m to B p. mf
MANICURING elec. treat Office Hutchinson
Bldg.. 122 H. 1.1th st R'm 407. Hrs. 10-8.
DAW0TNO
"The Beaux Arts Dances"'
715 N. Broad St., Refreshments-
nnv.. v"i . sxt. KV(;s. vmsir nv
PERCY AnMR"t FIORIDV JZ7. BANH
CASH PRIZE DANCE SAT.. MAR. 20TH
s.
DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY
DRESSMAKER, heat New York expert, de
sires engagements: adv. styles, plain ana
fancy gowns. Miss' Blair. 1224 Walnut.
Telephone Wolnut 8184.
FOB SALE
TYPEWRITERS RENTED
NONVIS1BLE 3 MONTHS JO
VISIBLE MONTHS $7.50 UP
Factory Rebuilt Typewriters
American Writing Machine Co.
802 CHESTNUT ST.
WALNUT 2450 MAIN 328
OFFICE leimviTtmi!
Largo let desks, safes, flies, cablnetsv and
1 gem ral office furniture, rtore futures
j We Ruv. Sell and Exchange.
PATTEN FURNITURE CO..
LOCUST 4070 1127 ARCH ST. RACE 200B
POnOINO AND INVALID CHAIRS
FOR SALE AND TO HIRE
Theatre chairs, moving pict. machines, etc..
I '',',,on, rt"""t ,-h'"-',h P' and pulnlt chslrs.
ptrAin nvhuvnn a k . nth vine!
I . -'
DESKS, file cabinets, fireproof safes, tele-
phone booths and other complete office
furnishings In nice condition and reasonably
priced HUCIHES. 11th and Buttonwood
BARV CARRIAOES Complete 1010 line;
oter 1110 et!es, nil colors; see our $10
Special. AMIller'a 004.00 8 2d- Open etgs,
JRARY COACHES strollers, brand new and
sngntiy usea 9t un: our selection, upen
evenings Auerbach. .10.12 (llrnrd ova. ,
TlILLIAItD, pool, romblnat'r. 2d-hnnd: sold
bought, rented, exch'd Keafer 320 Olrard.
rucl
12-
D Heavy. fi!4 N 01
Relmnnt 7424
Fl.AOS. all sizes. Amerlcen A Allies servica
banners. Sin Arch 2414 Ridge av. I'll. 2747.
MULTIOHAPHS 00 models for ISBIl and
(400; multltrrnphs for 1185 nnd ISIS:
models for 1133; thoroughly rebuilt and
guaranteed 2 jears. Multicolor Press, 33 S.
Broad st. ,
REFRIOERATOR8 and fixtures for grocers
and meat markets: terms If desired.
RANDALL A CO. 381 N. 2d St.
SAFES, fireproof. sMxhtly used, with thin
walls and steel safe cabinets 72 N. Fourth.
bHETLAND PONY, thorouahbred, and out
fit for aale. Telephone Merlon 413.
STANDS. CABINETS, etc.: hlg bargains.
rnila. I-rinters' auppiy. n n otn st.
TTPEWRITERS Repalrlng.nil makes, large
stock for rent or sale. Roth phones. Ouar
antes Typewriter Co,. 47 N. 10th. near Arch.
PIANOS. J?I A YEBJS. TUNING. ETC.
HOWARD VINCENT
S30-838-840 N. OTH ST.
SPECIAL HAROAIffS THIS WEEK
1 Oeo. Steck Upright..., 170'
2 Weberfleld Uprights.,.-:,,, . ., , 173 up
8 Lester Uprights....,....,..,. . 17 un
3 Hardman Uprights 17.1 un
B Chlckerlng, Uprights.?,., ,, I US up
4 Estey Uprights. ...... i ,.,.., .,, Ilr, uo
0 Cunningham, Uprights 1)2.1 up
4 Blastus Uprights, e-,,.. . up
7 Stelnway Uirlghts... ilOO up
4 Schomacker Uprights 15 up
8 Heppe Uprights IDS ud
8 Knabe Unrl.hts.J.. 1143 up
1 Angelus 88-Note Player..,,,.... 1200
i Emerson 88-Note Players 1350 up
8 Knabe 88-Note Players J325 up
1 Chlckerlng 88-Note Player 1830
4 Stelnway Orando. , , , , (250 up
2 Chlckerlng Orands...... , 118. up
10 Miniature Ha by llrsnds... a. J2II3 uo
Every one of tha above pianos aie In Block,
In flna condition, rendy for delivery. Includ
ing stool and scarf or 23 rolls of muslo and
NEW PLAYER-PIANOS 1323 up. 12 50 nk,
bencn ana cue year s tuning ireo.
NEW UPRIOHT PIANOS. S!4n up, tl.60 wfc
AtU V AVIllA . V AIMJ-.i-l t I
830-838.840 N. TH ST."
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