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BOTCHKAREVA IS AGAIN IMPRISONED ,
; UNDER CONDITIONS UNBELIEVABLY VILE
Ira'' i
SAe Is Denied Food by Her
.(-Bolshevist Captors and
"Housed With Wretches,
Who Make Her Days
Hideous and Her Nights
'if Scenes of Horror
rr TJunnrv. Sink mid Sn Wank
IJjt.,. -" "O- . - "- "
W&P Tltat She Can Hardly
Stand, She Is Released at
Last Because of Her Peas
ant Birth and Supposed
Ignorance
(This story, told bv Marin not(hUarevn '
wild translated and transcribed bv Iiaar Don
J-tvlne. Is published by the Iredertrk A
Sfnkea rompany under the title of
"Tashka,.")
THFS STARTS TIIK ST0KY
In the summer of 1917 MlirU
Botchkareva formed the Battnlion I
of Death and a peasant Klrl thus I
stepped Into the International hall '
of.fame. This Is her stor . In earlier j
installments she told of the hard-
ships of her childhood, the brutali
ties of her married life and the real- '
lzatton of her wish to become a -ol-dler.
She told of battle . fought nnd
won and of the demoralization ot the
soldiers following the overthrow or
the Czar. It wa to sham the men ,
Into action that the battalion was
formed, but It was onlv partially
successful and only for a time, ai
last the soldiers forced the women to
disband and Botchkareva rctur. eci
to her home. She was by and bv
summoned to Petrosrad by army of
flcers who wero dlssatls"ed with
the way the government was lelnp;
run and dispatched on a secret mis
sion to General Kornllov, which she
successfully undertttkes. On her re
turn she Is captured by Bolshevists
and held as nn officer of the old
remise.
AXI) HERE IT CONTINUES
PVTTH'HKIV cave me fortv rubles
' " "
for expenses, as I was penniless. I
thanked him and asked him to write
.. .u .. .AnTn Tnllltirr t fim
... .
" & leiier iu my ivuuit, vx.-..... ...v...
of my whereabouts. A e then took
leave of one another. Petruhkln and
fsj Peter exchanged kisses with mc, and I
again and again reiterated how much
I. .. t .., . ti,om ....nrinn-thnt lii nv
ftm n ""ou "" ... ..w ... - -
l'I J .. ,i,n..vor hnnnonpH. Vr V" ."""'V.":'' " '' C'J.' " . "V. . c"" shoot you!" the vvai.len
. ' JT n "v"'" w"o.ji ......- ..-r, lu iiiiervuno in my nenaii, oui lie re- , r. . -i, ,itii-,,nHnns
,.ffi I would always bo ready to do every- fused, claiming that lie could not come '" 'iw, or,
A.s?i- . ... . ., v.. tn tito ni,i .if ...t ,,.. fi-...i e i-n.ni. or m ii.imeniois.
&7U. -n1" wltmn m PWer IOr U,e'"' "" ov U, Wn' ni, '', ". The promised week elap,
i-T7aii reanzea tnai. muiiy a""" " mv t-oll for hi. im.il.er Into.- Itn .-. Iheie was no xleclslon in
aVF.-mstlU In store for Russia, till she
pr - . ... ..i.
P KSlf BBJttleU down 111 peaceiui juuauna.
4 . K -n.nnnla1 lit- tn f ft-lonHs fltlH Stir-
II - wi-uiiiitiiitu j ... .-.-.. "V
rounded bv four armed Ruarus, my
'f4 ' punvov. I 'was led to an empty rail-
-1 u-av coach, attached to an engine. On
( l t.. .. l.il.. - 1n nn nnil
tr . "a " vuiioiaiiiij, " ..-.-
B'fAi'fc-n. wv onnnli T wnsi fnlCPn to IMKltinO.
Rh? There I was brought before the com-
VMfwe. mandant. with a reuest to pro viae
P'SK Accommodations for the party on a
Hi 1. regular train. It was the same com-
iW iu'""'" "" ..-..- - - --- jaier in tne uay a bailor came in. au- came in wun some papers in ills uanu. 1 ini noiv 1 rns iem auio serv c. mnim rhiirch of Sacred Heart 'I'lvi on p Columb"s N J Fourth milliners ;
rouslv to cet to Zverevo on the mu- hoi TO n. Lm.,,10 .i tf,., mri ! .nti,i,..o. ., 1" 1,., ..hj .... URODERiCK. Anrii r.. william j.. .on I "?. of ""u ''!' m1V.1c ...0,..s?.r. "fSfl .. 'AT,s?P'-A'ftr.Aolu5I D iA.-J,ie'Sr.riS I wivrp.n mpRnrexcED milliners ' --n .. ...
B-,1 ri"0",rln.hpLo7"rSenf VrS, me Vht one Vasillev was waiting to "Von aie free." And ho opened the K K ; I "&,, , JAME, w.. aon of ' .Sy'-v,,-". L,Pr ". ." -"J &"& permanent Ppsmov all. year I lpTnl.S?V'l'5pr.1ROT
"" Hntchi-arcva see me. 1 was wean, owe ula 1 owr oefore me. 0'een st" w' Phrta."" So einn Veou K m Mary M. and I.I. Johi. F. Leahey Rela- t,' i?. near Columbus. X. J. Sixth-day. ROUND ododw. lis , WANAStAKER'S
. st BOtcliUare a. T .,,.. ,.b could not move a few feet without as- 1 was so surprised that I thought at rhurc'i of Our Ladv of victorv . m. mt Uvea and friends L. o o. M. No. r.4; nth. 11 a. m, Int Mansiield BurMnit APPLY EMPLOIMLNr BLREAU
-tngnencoVntaer.frThehword tha Bot'ch- m"taen'.t"T ssa'k &J. olf'thS'bu'r.f ilm,.1.1 th'3 WB" a"0thel' Ulck l HBVADNiSu(IAdS,7y.SA'7. Arthur i ilnifcd1i ?52-&i.h.Vo T?A ' ; AT fSLTV F'S,.l'TSo: ijt brothers ' PS- S?S??R. o'-Tn ffttJST
f MS1..L Xn n sebeil and was beln" jnade a step I sank back on the bunk, tortuie me. n.. sou of Mortimer 11 1 ml Susan u-oadntx er's residence. 13HI W. Rush at. Solemn , fown; V. J. J Apols SUera Mfc. Co.. ,th and Pearl at.,
kareia Hal Men MIZW """'""" helpless. ..,.-,.,.. t ,.t.,i w-hv"" 1 hail ne Uoalcr). agel 21. Relatives and friend, requiem mass Church of Our Ludj of Mercy , TEMPLETON. April 0. ROSE C . wife ' MOTHER'S HELPER want-d: good seam- ' V, "- J- ,
j,' v taken to Moscow had gone around tne ... sick"" the sailor asked. . , , " " ,' ,u Invited to funeral I. Thurs . 1 n. m. parents' 10 n m Int. llo'y Cross Cem Auto of Joseph Tenniloton. Purtht-r notice of the , st-va- Phone Locust Br.or. PROOFREDERS Public Ledger oroofread-
? t station, and a number of-Red Guards . ..V t ,...,.,1 1 """ grown to believe the warden's tales realtlencf. Oxford Valfy., Hurk. o. prf. servlte ' funeral will be given from 014 Sansom st. I - , , r l ' i V,nartrnen Ms In iieetl of ' flrst-claas
i-S?&itf USlS:b aVlhreX o -T arm and led ,ne mnf as' IE carVle, grtW?" '""" ' tT' T xi.8- & SS J B- SBSSSSB.
? ering insults, curses arid llireais. i,.i',. , ,i, r,ninp T tM,u ..11 it, "...Mne "lm ils ll,e camel Of sucn nal III. a. in. merly of Centnilla, Pa. and father of tho .' :.i r,n nil.,tlt. nnd frl,.d. invite.i line. JenHlntnwn 1 none uio nz h.h nothera wanBdt nermau't dos tlon. with
KH th., AtnotlET
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ST.' b,-u .. - ...1.. .....-.. f n nmn t.'l.n
gt v.fil Wl lliut UKi ucaium VJ a. ...t... ,. ..
pau oeen m tua.sc u. ... t. .... ...
3 . ... ..!..... r,W -,-n v.n.it rv
wlilph I rode to Zverevo anu wno ira
K , i i
tt -- Proposed marriage to me!
EP -t"6 oeast oia not recuBiiuo inc i."i.
&?' LHe (scoffed straight into my face, re-
K? '-peted myname syllable oysyiao.e.
PV - .UW 1W"--V J'J .--w. . -
ift J t k.ot1lt.rr nonam V at mV anPfimnCG
Vf t .' '" ;5,i '
Ws t- v- "The slut' Ve have cot her the
f ;M,arSot!" he raved. "Only I can't un-
ilerstana wny tney uicint snooi iier
therp AVhv bother With such a one!"
Xliere. vvny uouier mui suvu ui.o.
I rauui im utm wiiiii,. "b"
F ...u u . iaI. iniinhinn. iniicriioii
long, without lestralnt. it was so
amusing. 1 almost had a desire to
3l.'oi to him how I nnri duoed him.
ir ,tiu i n. nn idp.i that Alexandra
!(A . Smit-Ttnvn wlinse fictitious address at.
i.lHflnlnvndsk he. In all Drobablllty. cher-
fMi-lshes vet. was Jlaria Botchkareva!
traveled with mv
uy ; tor three days i t
' Convoy from Nikitlno to Moscow. I
''was treated with consideration, but
always as a prisoner. The guards
would get food for me and themselves
a at the stations on the way. Upon our
iMvr-' arrival at Moscow I was taken ln an
K'" ."f automobile to the Soldiers' Section of
l-i'"'nti r,vlpt linnsed ln what vvas for -
vWW'tnerly the Governor's mansion. Sty
'VJf'tnjl suardsdellvered me to a civilian, with
- ,. .J Kit Iff nni-iunrniT, UL LI1C laac, UIIU ICtk.
feVxi ''TVMlt. coming from Kornllov?" the
Sa .V&afllc!al asked me gruffly.
K.jw- jj0i j was going to take the cure
S'W'Kiiit Klalovodsk." I refilled.
Iitl "Ah, yes, we know those cures!
What about the epaulets? t Why did
3.' j you take them off?"
fS "Because I am a plain peasant
uwnin. I have defended mv countrv
r7 t ... .. u-.nA .......... T - .-
oruveiy iui ttuco jcud, nut hul
guilty."
wen, we win see aoout mat later,
RSitutt'he interrupted, and ordered me
led
i:"samay 10 prison.
Hmw-'V I vas locked up In a small cell, In
.which there were already about twenty
WZZr nflnnnfrti. nfflrera nnrl rivillnna. oil np.
??it" rested by agents who had overheard
;tliftrri ta against the' Bolshevik re
, Mistime'! A fine reincarnation of the
TYw-worst methods of Czarism.
jjilv.-,vy The cell was in a frightful condl-
.' -ijj null. nicio nno ttvf 4atctLtiijr tu jlr
,s?and tho inmates were not permitted
"t'to leave the room! The stench was
Jlifei Indescribable. The men smoked in-
i?',r r -A4ant1ir TT-iA Ttrlnnnprtt tvai-o .
h :4;tejBven allowed to take te short, dallv
K;?;.:Hy promenade 'outside, which was granted
fe,; -Mliby, the old regime.
V 'lev ti Artnnritntlv In order tn mako mp on.
fr' .SJvUr? a out ? .trttct aitttlAOfarl ttt o ttaur tm -.B
B.- 1.-1.IM nova- Ytt-fl f-f lt04 Htr 41la HanH.-
Tin t ,Bl,Mw -tot-, j.- w.m wj ...tj wMtt a
f iaJt Wlers- I was denied food! For three
fcStWs I old not receive even the nig-
tn, smfdly ration given to tne other prls
'iW?JMwre. .Sly companions were ver' nice
!'F" t we, out the portions that they re-
:44vea were oareiy enougn to sustain
IM in their own ooaies. bo (or three
'l0Ufa and three nights I lay on the
Mtmk. in a heap under a cover, on the
4nt( of suffocation, 'Htarved, feverish
,?thlraty, as not oven water was
wed mo. tv
nrlnjr these daya the commandant
mi Orison, a sailor, came in several
time daily to torment me with his
le.
bat are you going to do to me?"
ed.
' r.What? You will be hot! " was his
,r"Why?"
v"Ha! lia! Because you are a friend
of Xosmllov's
Tboce were the hours when I hugged
piugiyen me uy reimiuini, in an-
MKm o; a jnomemary oraer to
a.Mrlng squad.
one of the arrested onlcers, who
M.,w vwjui.Yr .w . t
r ir(Ai..Vi.wJw;wv.'Art .r.. - --- . -j.
I ...... ....... .. . "" v vwavvmuMM w .- W
i iiT. VS-MNti-,ys: JTWs "RUVJK. (W AtAIWMW)V. - " ""
The Kremlin, which
Roiii homo nf hit fellows intiustcd
m iti, messascs to their relatives,
t thought of the Vasilievs. who so
Kindly took me from the hospital to
their home In the fall nf 101(1. and
bepged the officer lo visit them and
tell of my plight. He pioinlsed to do
so nnd carried out the errand, f sent
them a message that I expected to be
executed nnd asked their help.
I When Darla Mnximovna not the ,
message sho wa3 hhockeil and imme-1 a derision i cached, instead or sending
diately set out to get permission to sec fmo to the Uutirka, the prison In which
me. But when she called at the Sol- I hnd been the last two weeks, I was
dlers' Section for a pass to see Botch-' taken to the militar.v guardhouse, op
kareva, she was taken for a ft lend of, poitc the Soldiers' Section. Drunken
Kornilov's and would have been b.idlv sailors and lied C.uaids were kept
mauled but for the fact that her son1
Stepan. the very fellow wnu belonged i
to my company and who Had lit ought
about the friendship bctvvcui ni
mriT 1 in fi ii iyiji
...w..! niiu nil
whs now 0110 of the
i,ii ... ,.,
raised the 1 ry that she wa.s the mother
of Stepan Vasiliev. of such and such
a department, and he was bi ought to
identify her.
This saved her f 1 0111 se ere ptlllijll
nient. She then appealed to her ton
spomled lo her entreaties and did
., t t i , ..in. .i.
' ti irn fiu i-i ttuius iui nil.-, iv:uui; inv
nrOnPI n 11 1 llOI'l t tfS tllllt I W!l1 M ulmillp
.---. .- -- ..-- ....,
peasant woman with no u luerstanmng
of politics.
o.i the fmn-th ,lnv r.f mv imnrUni,.
T'
rneni i received a qu.iriei 01 it pouna
.. l..An,i -.,- . ., .,.i t. ..,,1,,..
sugal. TIle bread was too black for
i j0.,.ir.,ir.rl m,ui.ti. ...,. f i
description, consisting partly of straw,
x colM no even toucl, ,t na had
satlsfy myself with three cups of t
to
tea
perspiration after the little jvalk and
vvas unable to see anything from nizzi
Wheiv n.irla .Mnximovna saw
----- --- ----- -;r:,.-. V .......
me sue ten on my iiecit unu vveiu.
Turnlne to the officials, she cried out
i,it..,i.,.
m"e.r- .. v ovol. ,iav. sm,h a
woma" ""sTed and subjected to tor-
.,. oi, ....... c,n 1-1.-1 tn tUn col-
llulCl OUC sta nu n.iiu iir .tw "wi
dlers. she suffered so much for your
own brothers!"
She then opened a pacu age too. ou
i "- ;
them to me. saying:
...ri. i t. t-,.
.iiiiiuva. iiri u la tL iuaxii u a.
..-r. ,: -V .-,,.... tj,. ...
puuim ui mcau. n ci,ti ..-
inree-eigiuns or a pounu. .nim in..-. ..-
a quarter of a pound of Duller, our
entire ration."
I was immensely giateful to this'
dear-'woman and her chlldien. who had
saenncea meir own poruons m iw,
The bread was good. The dilllculty
, was, according to Darla Maxlmovna,
to get enough for all mouths. Even
j this meager ration was not always ob-
talnable.
I then told her my troubles and the
' punishment I faced, begging her to
. write to my mother in case of my exe-
I mitlnn.
Two weeks T spent In that abomlna
ble cell until T was taken before the
tribunal. I was marclwd along the
Tverskaya, Moscow's dHef thorough
fare, and was recognized by tho
crowds. The tribunal was quartered
In the Kremlin. For a couple ot Hours
I I waited there, at tho end of which
j time I was surprised to see Stepan
VaBlllev come in ana approucn me. t
"Marusia. how did you ever get into
this?" ha asked mo, shaking my hand
and Inviting me to sit down.
I told him the story of my going to
Kislovodsk to take the cure.
"But how did you ever get to Zve
revo?" he inquired.
I had a ticket to kisiovoqsk. i am
not know that Zverovo was such a
forbidden place, once tney soiu mo a
ticket. I thought It all rluht to
follow tho regular route," i answered
heatedly.
"I spent a couple of hours yesterday
examining your case and the docu
ents pertaining to it, but could not
quite understand how you got to
Zverevo," Stepan said. "Perhaps you
really did go to see Kornllov?-'
"I do not deny my friendship for
Kornllov," I declared, glad at heart
that Stepan turned up In such a posi
tion of authority. "But you know that
I am almost Illiterate and understand
no politics and do not mix with any
party. I fought in the trenches for
Russia and It Is Mother Russia alone
that interests me. All Russians are
my brothers."
Stepan answered that he know of
my Ignorance of political matters. He
then went out to report to the tribunal,
and soon afterward I was called In.
There were six men, all common sol
diers, seated at a long table covered
with a green cloth, In tho middle of a
large hall, richly finished. I was
asked to sit down and tell my story,
and how I ever got into Zverevo. The
six judges were all young men, not
one of them over thirty.
I started to rise from,, the chair to
tell my yarn, but was very courteously
asked to remain seated. I. then told of
my wound in tho back, of the opera,
tlon that I still needed for the extrac
tlon of a piece of shell, and of my con
sulting a Petrograd 'physician who ad
vised mo to go to the springs in Kis
lovodsk. I said that I had heard of
fighting between Kornllov, ad the Bol
shevlkl. at Novotchei'kask, but had no
Idea what a civil war was like and
nave, thoueht of a front In buc.1i a
struggle It therefore, continued fo
fwi ,wifwiw jmm'! t'Jt.ygitn'.S1
gimaKrT.'iKs
,v m -Ak '''' "V 'T ?T'WJ?
hmisnl the (riliiin.il lie forr which Marin
sent me on to Hxerevo Of course. I
failed to mention the fact that the
poinni.ind.itit hud cent on to Jiverevo
not ItotchknmMi but SmlrnovH. a Sla-
tec of Mercv. 1 concluded with the
statement that mh soon as I I cached
Zverevo I realized Hint I was In a bad
situation and surrendered to the local ,
authorities. I
j nHS )nfotmed that It would take a
week for my case to be cleared up and I
thcio as a rule. The room in which
I was confined was nairovv and long,
tin- windows were largo but closely
crated Theio weie- about ten prlson-
ers In It
"Ah. lool
wlio's hfte' " Botchka-
rev a!"
"i.pt it be a cold, ilinuv hole. Give
me no food Hut tnke mo away from I
these drunken brutes:" 1 pleaded.
AVe will tola von nwoy soon lo
would joite
met ritnent
el and still
my case.
Days -long, tortuous, agonizing days
nassed slowly bv . Above all, tlio
inability to sleep was .so excruciating
- . .... ..,.. ..
i iihh u rue me iu n omic uuumi
bordering on -insanity. Two and a
! Imlf weeks I lived in that Inferno,
seventeen days without a single full
night's sleep!
Then one morning the warden, who
had delighted dally In telling me sto-
t ries or what would be done to me,
-af' t l.-l.l itm... .e fp -htr.ili.OLU
.v.j ...,u c.u. ,o ui A.,t....LL,..,.,
"Am I free for good?" I asked.
"Yes," was the answer
go with a guaid to the Soldi
tlon, where you will get the
sary papers.
T bade farevvell with ti slirl, of ra
i luue iareweil Wltn a sign or re-
lief, to the chamber ot horrors, and
went immediately to cet the document
U'Pilt imiTIPfl fltpll' t. rrot Mi 1nnuma..f
. -.... fcv- ., ,.,-, uuvuiiieiii.
; irom tie triounal. which stated that
' had been arrested but found tnno-
, , m uie cuarge, anu, being a sick
niiTieiovii -
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(CONTI XL'KD TOMOBHOW)
Qeaths
Alii!! A. J004 nn . tttrll 7
Ei.issahf.th widow of David .Miller Abel
Notice of funeral later.
At.TI'.Mfs Anrii ii u "it T- Tnhnr
rnatl Olnev TIIKODOlin ALTHMfS. aged
".:.'..-"." .Aiiru ,, jA.nr.f t. iiu-inanti
nf r-dlth I Atwetl (nee Ho5l) and son of
V-t U i .: '. .. . 'm".mi ii-iHiruT a '" i aware co i-i ini Arlington i. fm. lie
rrlnila ourt 1 nlrmount. No 4! y of A . I main niev bo vlene.l Tues 7 tn 0 n. in.
n.ml Eleclrlial l)pt of Haldvln's Lncnmn-I linnVKV l)2.i N. 44th St. April 7
.,, Jii' "O Vi"" " ''"-'S1'. ' ' t
mas'sePt I'rancls Xnvler'a Church 10 h
Jb rr,! v.,i... rj ":" " ,),"'""'" I
'sesi l rancl" Anvlera ( nurcn 10 a ni
mi tinlv i ross Cem Auto funeral
M'STIN Vnrll 7 OEOROEAN.VA tlaugh
tr of Jniaos l nnd Katie W Austin, aged
'-'.1 Relatives and friends invlled to funeral
sprvlr. rn 1 30 p. m.. parents' residence.
131H W Somerset st Int Northwood Cem
Friends trmv cnll Thurs eve
HWXAIt At "CI" V .VJ.l ,1 In-ll -
T'.Fnr. 11 HAXNV.R tlnuehter of I'nptaln
William Thorntim and late Sarah Thornton
nelatives ond friends Invited In services.
Thurs. 2 p m Oliver If. Hair Illdg , ISiO
Chestnut st Int private
RVRRETT April ! JAMES K. son of
Richard and late Catherine Ititrrett ttifto Mp.
I Oratli). hutbnnd of Kll7abeth Rarrett (nee
iNiuy; ur.iaincs ana rr ends .un Tr be.
No 331 I O R'M. invited to funeral,'
tv pti . n .),, n m n.miy anu iiecaillr roads,
rlvberrv Solemn requiem mass St. Charles's
Churrh Cornwelis. Pa . 10 a in Int St.
Dninlnlt-'a Cem Auto will meet trollpv at
IroIleV station. Toiresdale. Also on Tues,
8 to 0 p. m
HOYI.i: Vprll 7. KLLA HOYI.E. .Ullah
ter of lute rimothy nnd Mary A Iloyle Due
notlre of funeral will be Klven nephew's
residvnre .ltmes.l. llovip, 3ino Chestnut st.
nUDLET April If. MARY BRADLEY
(nee McWIlllams). widow of Daniel Rradley
Relatives nnd friends. P.. V. M. Sodalltv.
Altar and Rotary Socletv of St. Agatha'a
Church. Invited to funeral. Thurs., 7:30 a.
I .' ".-" .-."" -" ! . ,...,
reuuiem mass hi. Agatna'a unurrh 0 a. m.
nf At.nn FV Rvram Relative, nn.l e-1-...t.
I Mnvan Lodge Nn 340 p. and A M: Orl-
ental R. A. C. No. 13: Kado.h Command-
CALLAHAN April o. at T.,1 N. 4illh at..
, CATHaRINE, widow of James Callnh.n
' nnd daughter of late Anthonv and Mary
I Mcllride. of County Dnnreal. Ireland. Rela-
I Mf ltrldl. Of COUntV DOTT'Eftl. Irl(itir1 Tr!u
. n.flt..t .. i ' ,:;.,
0"; ""." , rih.;.in-la w'a resident" niVti:;
ninsfeld. 229 Plant ave.. Wayne. Del. Co..
, gnS a'm irStV y?g '
i caiiiui-l, 11 r.i . A;.n.-i u Wire or
Maitln F Carroll Jne; Craven) Relatives
and friends Invited tj funernl. Thur.. K-3n
i ihul i . -
a. m.. . -'"'' "Tn
m . 7:t9 n t in si. M'cn mu-- r
' requ.em Churth of St Francis Xavi.r 10
' t. It..., f'.n B Cv A . . - ..
, a. in. tut. .....j ,j..... . ,,, ..un. tunerai.
CARR. April (1. MARV. widow of Joseph
'13, Cnrr (nei Bauer) Relatives and friend,
limited to funeral Frl a S.30 a. m. .134
Callnvihill st Solemn requiem mass St Au
! auBtine's Church 10 a in. Int Holy Crosa
Cem. Au'n funeral
CARROLL .prll .1 WILLIAM J. Sr..
1....ltnnil of lato Anna M. Carroll In- 'yDi.
ren) Relatlvea and friends Invited to fu
neral. Wed S 30 a in . residence of son.
Walter L. Carroll 14SI N. I'ront st Solemn
high maa. of requiem St. Michael's ChurUi
10 n. m Int New Cathedral Cem.
CASSKRI.Y April II. CLARA L.. widow
nr I'ltri.tonher J I asseflv. R.Utlt.a a,
1 friend. Invited to funeral Borvlre., CLIfi Uer
I mantown ave. Gertnantown. Wed.. 1 p ni
Int nrivate
. Ml.nlKTIK Vnr.l ? nVOnOf ln . -.,. .
' i.ix. son of JUrv .1 and late llenr'y Christie,
HBf,i r.4 Residence, sts Haltlmore ave!
I'lllliai If- pr
tllflon 1,Bnl"' V r,unral services and
I Int convenience of family.
coi.KMA.ti April O..MAJITHA JANE,
t,., r Thomas Co eman. Sr. ltflotl. ,;..
1 .--"- , :,. .. .. .. j....-i---:M.'-""
trUniH Invited to funeral services. Wed..
P-..I""K..t.hvVod rem , "tvHi iJ 5",;
-.-;. ii. - ..-
'KCON'oVAprl, B a, Rl r.ld N
iW SSttf S
?X"r;,XH 1 aervlcei wJd " r, T "'"vl,."i.
ldene "33 Kua'uch at' "R?versVdeP m"'?
residence. .. lusucn .. Ulvers de jf. J.
be viewed Tuet , 8 to 10 p. m
irii 11 nrifi'io uv.Hi'1 j ! triiidi rii mat
COWARD. April tt. UVURI2TTA C wife
V M Sodalltycf ,St Oreeo-a Church in-
itt-rt to funerul wed,. 7;3( a tn.. iimh v
Kruzier nt. (Stith Pt, Hnd (ilrard ue ). ne-
aiilem indbs hi. urcKorys i;nurch H;i3 n. m.
t, I'liiBuurfiii .
f,inv.
uiUArV.lJTives and 'friend. T tnWt.d lo'Von".'.'?
Si.tic". Wed io 3(i i m res Senr. ofTJl"
fnlavv'C KlelnhanS 131 "' Hoflv .v, P
Pitman. Sv". J? " Int"' private.' Ml." Mo"Sh
I'""""..' ';. . "rlvate. Mt. Morlali
Cem . Phlla. Remains may ba Vwed luea,
. ..
uiriTRICH. April 0. LOUISA, wife of
F, "Ki ,'..' I
Joseph jjicincn, jr.. ana oaugnier or Jo
i 'Jc'm' mf'" "-! ""'alive.
i a nd friends Invlled to funeral Bervtcea,
, Thur, ;, m.. parents' residence. 20IBN.
4tl '.,' 1.n'- j" IVUK Ce"L J10"1'"
may oe nttra tt su. ii t u. "-
,...".,.u.niD'.T.V,T''vl' R ' .'it'Sl."?; ,Xl
lill.K'H Suddenly
husband of Nellie W
.1
.las, ard llachael Dllks. aged 04 Relatives
nd friend. Invited to funeral service. Thura
' "'
' i '
n tn.. "114 f,. uneiien nve.. itin. int.
private. Remains may be viewed Wed. eve
DONOHUK. April 0. MICHAEL, husband
of late Mary Donohue. Relatives and frlenda.
Holy Name Society; Dlv. No. 12. A. O, II ;
Court Uen. George It. McCleltan. No. 143,
K of A.; emplojes Continental Rrewing Co..
Invited to funeral, Frl., 8:30 a, m.. 2321
Ellsworth st Solemn requiem mas. Church
of St. Anthony of Padua in a, m. Int.
Holy cross cem auio service.
DOUOHKRTT April B, PATRICK, (on
of late Jamea and Catharine Dougherty
ft.latlves and friends, Donegal Society and
Dlv. No . A O. It . of Montgomery Co .
Invited to funeral. Wed., 8:811 a. m.. reel -
dence of sister, Mrs. John Mt'Csllum, 1904
Harlan st. (abovo Master L). Solemn re -
qulem msis Church of the Oesu 10 a. m.
t, Mt n.nl.'. ('.in Auto funeral
Int St. Denis'. Cein. Auto funeral
BATON -April 7. ADA n.. widow of
rK... II 1-Blnn Ttslatlve.
no irtenas in
Itnil tn funeral sarvlres. Thur... 2 n
re.ldence of non-ln-Vaw. Arthur n. Wells.
8n27 Webster st. Int. private. Friends may
call Wed . 8 to 10 p. In. ,.,,,
EDWARDS. April 7. ANNA B.. daugh
ter of Warren T, and Kllaa Carey Edwards,
finin Pemberton at. Relative, and friend.
Invited to .erYiees. Wed., ip a, m., Oliver
H. Hair Bldg 1820 Chestnut at. Int. Noith
wood Cem., Downlngtown. Pa.
EOOART. April 8. AMELIA tnen Win
ter). wlf. of Frederick p. Lggart. Reja-tl-.e.
and friends. Ladl..' Auxiliary Aaa'n.,
Kensington Comandery. No. BI, JC, T In
ylted to funeraL aervlces. JlVed.. 10 a. rn..
residence of husband, 480 Diamond at. Int.
private, Remain. roy b. viewed Tues., 7
FBuhY,' April 0. ANNA JEAN, wife of
the llev Asa J. Ferry, BOfS Plji. at. ela.
tlyea and frienA Invlfed W eryice, Thur...
2 p. m.. Bethany Temple! 53d and Hpruc.
"'pETZfcj?. April 0. KLISB E. FETZER
in.. ii-i.i tuif nf rhttrlea Fetier. aged oO.
DBA ins
t. Int. Sit'. Pcve Cem. Remain, nuy
viewed Tttes., 8 to ID p. m.
FlNNErjAN. April 0. MART A. F1NNE
OAN (nt MefJonegle), widow of John Fin
neg.h. Relatlvea and friends Invited to fu
neral services, Thur.., 8 a. m.. 1S27 N. BOth
st. Solemn requiem maei St. Gregory',
church 9:3o a. m. Int. New Cathedral
cem. Auto service.
,.Vx- ,n France, Feb. 21. Corporal
HARRY I.. FOX, son of .Mary Fox (nee
Btarra) and late John T. rox. IlclatUea
and frl-nd. aoldlera and marines, Invited
Jo eolemn requiem mm Church of Molt
ltleased Sacrament, Wed.. Jtln m.
QALLAQHEn. April 4. ANNA C. wife
of Dennis V. Oallaalier and daughter nf
Hannah and late Frank Haaan. aaed IT
jears and 8 months. Ilelatle and friends.
I.eague of the Sacred Heart of St. Agatha's
iS!"!?' Incited to funeral, Wed , 8:30 a. m.,
nno N. snth at. Solemn requiem mass at
St. Aa-atha's Church. 10 a. m. Int. Holy
Cro em Auto funeral
OKHniNOEH. April 6. ItAnrtT, husoand
of Annie n. Oehrlnger (nee Walton), aged
,3. Itelatlvea and frlnds. Bvnlng Star
I.odzc. No 187, K. of P., Invited to funeral
Kenlrea. Wed.. 2:3(1 p. m.. 4410 Wain at.,
Frankford. Int. prlate. Hast Cedar Hill
Cem. Friend" may call Tue. after 7 p in.
. OILFIM.AN. April 7, nOnKftT II.. hue
hand of Matilda Gllflllan Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Frl . 2:311 p. m..
i28 S. rrk ne. Int. Mt Morlah Cent,
mends may call Thurs , 8 to 10 P m, Auto
service
ai.AZErt. April 7. SARAH M., widow of
neorge Olazer, aged r.0. Relatives and
member vld",o funera.; Wed.. 1:80 , p . Ix.'KKA'taVi." Int.' prVat?! "Northwood
m . N. E. cor. Sd and McKean sts. Int. Hr i Cem Friends msy call Tuesdav evening.
"i"'., New York papers copy POr.ZER. April ft. PAUI, rOW.ER. aged
ai,rjASON.--Aprll 4. MARY I,., daughter 80. Relatives and friends, employes of John
2Li J1'. 'T""..1 "nd Norn. Oleuson. R-latlves i J. Pelln l'o.. and all societies of which he
and friends. 11, V, M Sodnlltv, Sacred Heart was a member, Invited to funeral. Wed.. 2
Society Ladles' Auxiliary, Knights of St. p. m.. slater's residence, Mrs. Marv Kara
John: r v. .No a Auxiliary. A. O. II.: Elec- sen. 110 E. Rockland st. int. Fernwood
J,rlcal Aid Society Invited to funeral. Frl. i Cem. Remalna may be Mewed Tues. eve.
8.30 a in.. P44 flelmnnt ave. Solemn re- , POTTER. April (1. rt-ORENCB MAT.
qulem mass Church nf Our Mother of Sor- daughter of Jamea P. and Florence Potter
rowa 10 a, m Int. Tort Ciirbon, Pa. Auto (neo Murgatroydl, aged 14. Relatives and
irifnns. an societies or vvnicn nc hub k
"KAi.4..I!J.U.'JI1' . ,.
8 Or.RTRUnn A., daughter of Joseph and
Rarhara nremmlnaer. aged 14. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral services.
Thurs . s p m . parents' residence. Spruce
st . Delanro. N. J. Int. Monument Cem..
neverlT. Wilmington papers cony i
i AiV nT,,-iTS.Prtr "-,. FATJ!5R,JlA A'liHolv Name Churcn. Invited to funeral.
r1' ?Ii -"'JL'J r.'.Jr,',l.lX ,Bnd ?a!!",!",.r "J I w,d S:S0 in- 820 E. Cllrard ave. Solemn
Ijte John and Mary Durkls. of Swlnford. requiem mass Church of the Holy Name 10
Co Mayo. Ireland. Relatives and friends ' a. m. Int. New Cathedral Cem. Auto fu
Invlted lo funeral. Wed., 8:80 a. m., 823t i neral
Irving at (33d and Walnut). Rnlemn high , ItAOFORD. April (1. JAMES J., husband
ma.'' .of..r,'.',u!;m s, ,Hmf Church 10 a. of Mnry Radford. Relatives and friends,
m,,W.Uoly.Cr!?"c.A-ul .'"neral. i Hnlv Name Society of St. Agatha's Church;
HI.NRY April II. JANE, wldnvv; of Rob- Wexford Renef. Soc and Hrotherhood W.
jrl llenrv. Relatives and friends tnvlte.1 to w P. R. R, invited to funeral. Frl.. 8:30
funeral services. Wed. B n. m.. 727 S, Smed- a m.. 310 N 81st st.. West Phlln. Solemn
.inn.l. ,.'.,,, n.tSi'i- ... requiem mass St, Agatha's Church 10 a. m.
HOQAN. April 4. PATRICK. S. husband , mt St. ri-nls's Cem, Auln aervlc".
of Into Jennie M. Ilngan. aeed 00. Relative.. I liAWI.INGS April 4. WII.I.IAM. son of
and friends. Warpers and Warp Dressers' ute Thomas E and Louisa Rawllnga. Itela
Unlon. Red Slen. Wichita Tribe. No. JR. Mves nnd friends Invited to services. Wed.
Invited to funeral. Wed . 8 30 a. m 'J.18 W. I 2 p m.. residence of sister. Anna M.
Ind ana ave. Solemn reauiem msss Ht. Vh- i nau'ltruB oit Ttrnin.. f nai.w t?. Tnt
ronlca's Church. 10 a. rn. Int. New Cathe-i
u holahan-- Apr.."7. ANVA KMZA-'
1 in, in. wiuoiv oi v niirifn i. noinnan anu ttr ni inie Menry ana Alargaret Hisiine.
daughter nf late Michael Tracy. Relatives Relatives . am friends, members nethesda
Inntl friends Invited to funeral. Thurs.. 0 , Presbyterian Church nnd Sisterly Iove Or
ib m. KHB Orcen st. Solemn requiem mass rle. No. 23(1. C. O. r, of A.. Invited to fu
- f'alhedral Church 10 a. m Int. private, ncral services. Wed.. 2 p. m.. 2730 N. Mas
i Omit flowers cnei st Int. private. Mt. Peace Cem
. HOLLAND At residence of J. F. Man- ROLLINSON. Suddenly. April 6. JAMES,
1 penny. 33 W. Walnut ave . Merchanlvllle. i husband of Sarah R. Rolllnson (nee Hoi
I N. J . Anrll B. SITSAN KATHARINE, daugh- combe), aged 62. Relatives and friends. Oer
I ter of Elizabeth Parletto and late Jamea H. I inantown Assembly, No. 30. A. O. M. P.:
trnltnn.l Tlaltlla and frlnit lntlt ,n T.nV B I PHrtA TaiIm Vn 7ln.n T. O. O. P
services. Wed., 2 p. m.. Oliver H. Pair '
mug., ir.mi unestnut st int. private,
'"SM i'Smo ,ii sallrn i,?i.Si
nnil rrlends Invited to runerai serv ee
Wed.. 2 p. in.. Wnverlv ave. Morton, llel-'
"BMAiiis Huuvii.N. runner nonce ot ,
runeni win lie given. ,
uiwv in, n I'Hini.rs 1. linrtM
Relntlves and friends Invited to funeral.
Wed . 2 p. m from 7HHi and llulst ave
Int private Kindly omit flowers
TvtTvCinv Anrll 7 nT.T.EV widow of
WhlVarn II Jarliaon. i'geS 7fi RelaJlveTand
friends Invited to fun.rul services 7DU Nor-
wnnA .1. Che.tnut Hill. Fr . 2 u. m. Int
rilo..l.1pv Rantlst Crm
Ilnnl lav l7Tntlt tfm
KV I V TBrll AW'IK widow of Tnhn
. Iyr.l-L.. -April II. A.v.vir v,a"" l. J(1.nn
l--.lfv llelntlies and friend. Invited to fu.
lv" ThtitV H 3(1 r m 301(1 Havprford Weonesday, April II. int. private
S$!?Vhph7l. " SoleSln mas? of 'requiem St. SITHCS -April 0 JOSLPHINE REnriS.
Agatha's Church 10 a. m Int. Holy Cross v,lfo of Richard B. Sithens aged t4. Rel
Pem Auto sTvice Ives and friends Invited to funeral services.
KINDERMANN. April 5. T.OUIS B.. hus- Wed.. 2 p. rn., brother's residence. Albert
hand of Rose Klndermann (nee Lock). agedlB Reet-a. DDK. Ilaltlmore ave.. Lanldowne,
r3. Relatives and friends, members Phlla. 'Pa. Int. private Fernvvootl Cein.
Branch Wood Carvers' Union: 34th Ward , SLA VIN. April (1. MAROAHET If., wife
Rip. Asso Invited to funeral services, Wed., nf James A. Slavln and daughter of lafe
2 p m . M0 N. 57th st. Int private. Re- Peter and Mary A. McGurkf. Relatives and
mains mnv be viewed Tues R to 10 p m. friends Invited to funeral, Wed.. 8:30 a. m.,
KUKaiA.-NA April tt. i-.vinaiiiau .
wife of Clnrlfs A. Kitrmonn (nee Arnoldl.
Int. New Cathedral Cem. Auto
" . .
KRAUSS. Prll 0. EVA .1. Widow Of
t-harlcs H. Krauss and daughter tit late
J. ana .eilin ittntr. fuitpiiii, .u
invuea.
. .- - - ,--- -
ReUtUrs n friends. rMfrenJ Hew and
member. Holy Name Sqcietv of St. Philip's
m
'1
tillUltlli limnv iw tu.'vi"li 11 rti,, t ,ij a. III.,
' "f l ' WIJO ,"' VBturBt: j-wij. agea ui.
Relatives and friends invited to funeral
1 Knl'n" o"1,'rJsr,.,mt-.oi',n-tm?,?L" ?eo,rB9 1
I ;?"!" 'JSVi ,"- ,V?r,t13th ' Jnt'
nrltfltn North I edar HI Cem
t tltnV tn.ll . IIVIH H Unn. .. t.Vn
...ft'u.. .-.... u, --..-. ..uu, w. .,u,.i.
Llddv. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral services, parlors Samuel W, Kelir
t Son, X W. io. '.'1st and Diamond sts.,
Wed 'J n m Int West Laurell Hill Cem.
LIPPINCOTT. At Mt Holly. .V J., April
7. HLNJASIIX Z. LIPPINCOTT aaed T4
Funeral .nd Int private. Friends may call
brothers residence I S I.ipplncott, R7
Madluon ave . Mt. Holly. X. J Tues . 7 to
Up m , and son's residence, Oliver C I.ip
plncott. 080.1 Lincoln Drive. Otn.. Wed .
, to li p m
Int. Hnlv Crns Cem Auto funeral '
.MacDOXALD. April 7, EL1ZARETII
widow of I A MarDonald. formerlv of
Alexandria Canada. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Frl
m., residence
.1 t.u 1 It Kullnv 1AB1 1VT tl, .. iriL
mais of requiem Church of St. Oreaory 0.30
n m. . Int Holy Cross Cem., Auto funeral.
, JIAAWi.i.u-apni ,;, A.AA', widow of
Harry Jlaxv,ell (nee Oakley). Relatives and
i friends invited lo runerai aervioea Wed.. 1
. m r.M. ,f ,l.iht,r Mr. m.J.'u.
-. :..-... -,-.-----..--". .... ,...
iiuvii .,.-,-.,. w.t iiiiiuaiuii
, Moore.
jiaasione at. ini. Arnniton
Iflf 11 nar.n.
?'m- p,maln' "iy be viewed Tues. eve.
! rW,BlthiE,rU "' 15"" F'f W '
-dh?.rnrr:e,tClMlcdnr,r ,K3 .? "K'eufe,
and friends Invited to funeral. Thurs., S:.10
m- "0n8 K- ,".lrcn . " . Sn,n"' requiem
1 hlch mas. Nativity B. V. M. Church In
.. . -." j . j
Int New Cathedral Com.
i r MCi i-i i
1 NrhR
MCCLELLAND. .At Pitman. N. J.. nJIMA
iveiaiiv.B ana rriends invited
cra. Wpri.. ! n ttt Int ... t.
dence. North Rroadway, Pitman, Int. orl-
vale, Wenonah Cem.
McDONALD. April . WILLIAM c. hus-
oribv' llolv-Familv Itos-rv and' Altar So- Lr&VU.-Atl fi. ALBERTA E.. daugh
cletles of St. llonlf iclus a 1 hurch and Ln- ,,;"cf iite Albert and Mary Snvder. aged 48
dies' Aid Society of St. Vlntenfj "hpliKii p'allvs and friends invited to funeral
A.i,,. 'rnrnnv. Invited In funtral. Thure.. -;! . . i-BMnea At l.t-rttl-.f.ln.lw
H.30 n m. 20.11 . N Law rente at. Solemn i H, ..'.."t ' Wily, ll.'t Eveline St.. Falls of
tAni.lptn mass St. Bonlfaclus s Church 10 I ci...t 11,111 Int. North Cedar Hill Cem. Re
Phlllo
tthlch relatives anu menus are
I -- - . Itt, .1 K..I- -t CI. ...Mr. I .. .. .. I 1
M.,.-r. ...... n nL'i.r .it .. ,..,-..-.
IflCKC. runJral s-rvlces Christ C ufch id CA.5hrriKIPr Vr l'il HSTFR wife if
st above Marltet. Wid . -1 p. m. Int prl- ' odelr'lft ' 5 ' '&M&' rt'ull
i vvnr r,f t nnrnri'i' .. Tnwrence and Ann Ilurns. HcUtivei nnd
late Michael Hhlelds Relatives and friends R:14 Wlnt"?i n.tr rdt. "t "M?,'r..Vi.g'?
Invited lo funeral. Fri.. g:80 a m real- "a ,of t,!,""1' 0u,rn, " & iJ"r.!i' "mll
tlence of mother. 2021) Almond st Solemn I Church 0 30 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
1ti.t.t,T..L . uttiwi lit itt.p Anna ot. Aii-sonitiu lore Itaicerf Tue. eve
1 IttsburghjJ paper. ! and father of the Rev. Joseph A. McDonald, WILK1NS. Fourth Month (tth. KI.1ZA
MAS DAI v of churi'h of st Joh" tl1.' Hvancellat. Rela- nuTH, daughter of late Richard and Grace
'" alla friends. Holy Name 8oclety of St.
I Wieohen's Church. Invited to funeral, Thurs.
3 m.. 1828 Pike at. Solemn requiem
' ? SIlJI'R'VSW L0.-.".-. m' lnt'
Holy Sepulchre Cem. Auto service.
McFADDEN. April 1. WILLIAM H hus-
band of Klla M. McFadden (nei ParUer).
- ' aged su. Relatives and friends. Quaker City
Commandery, No. 422. K. of M.I East End
R.nuhllean ciuh. entolove. of n. ,.... f
.Water, invited to funeral. Thurs., 2 p. m..
1S2S iackson at. Int. Arlington Cem. He"
mains may be viewed Wed., 8 to 1(1 n.'.m.
I . sickle. 'April o. mary e... vyife ofDan -
lei C. McKee,
-. tn tt.,..7...- r.
friend's, iiellma'n Council. No 1-io S of D
lt U. Invited to Xuneral .efvlc'es. Wed.:
2 p. m.. husband'a residence. D231 Morrt.
Bi,, um. Jin. private, iaurei lit
Remains may be viewed Tue... after
MILLCR. ADrll 5. ALICE Mil
ntive. and friends invited to funeral
Wed.. 2 p. m,, 2027 E. Allegheny uve,
nt-lvatt-
Int,
MILLER April n. CHARLES B.. hu.
band of Smm i C Miller (nee Ungerbuehler)
and son of late John I), nnd Martha Miller.
n.l.tlt.. unri frlrndB tntlttl tn ...... 1
a.rvlres. Wed.. 1:30 II. m.. narlora .InT.A S
t nbehr, 101 W. 8usouehani..i nvi. mt Mt
reace Cem. Auto funeral. Remains 'mav
be iewed Tue... H to 10 p. m.
1 MOQUE. April 8. CATHERINE T..
i daughter of late Florence and Catherine
, Moore. Rel.tlve. and friends. League of
sacred Heart. B. V. M. Sodality, Rosary
l -j ....- o..t.ti... tmii. ,-., n.t, '.'..-'
land Altar Bocletle..' Amity CouncllNo. 635,
I", ot A,, Invited to.funeral. Wed.. 8:30 a!
- ( m., iui d. tttBit. .. .hium nq cainarlni
Is.). Solemn requiem mass St. Teresa's
Church 10 a, n)v InL Holy Cro.a Cem.
Auto .ervice, ...
MOHAN. April B. MART, widow of
Thomas Moran. Relative; and frlenda. St.
Charle. Uorrotneo'H. V. MABod.llty invited
to funeral, Wed.. 8:30 a. m.-, residence of
CKMBTBKY LOTS
ARDSLEY BURIAL PARK
Mu. all price t rcaaonabta trrr, Mala
Ha. i',l.i -rttl Pa. Etstth rHrtfpm
ISPB
1IBATHS
niece, Mrs. Edward O'Neill. 2128 B. Chad
wlck at. Solemn mast of requiem Church ot
St. Monica 10 a. m. Int. New Cathedral
Cem. Auto funeral.
,.AUln.NANE' -vAprll 4. CATHAniNPl O.
MUI1NANB (neefclark), -lfe of Edward J.
Murnane. Tte'atlvea and frlenda Invited
to funeral, Wed., 7:30 a. m., 2418 S. loth
;J. Solemn requiem mass Ht, Monica's
clWrR!!J " " '" ""'' Cross Cem.
1IURPHT. April fl. ANNA O. MURPHT.
daughter of late William K. and Elliabelh
M. Cowden. aged M. Relatives and friends,
camp No. 71, P. O. of A.: employes 1. H.
Parke Co., Inlvlted to funeral services.
Wed., 2'3o p. m., brother'a residence. John
M. Cowden. 4 t.e Cato ave., Audubon, N, J,
Int. Harlelgh Cem. Friends may call Tuts.,
Her 7 p. m.
MltRPHT. April 4. JOHN, P.. husband
of Emily Murphv (nee Malley), son of
Agne; and late Richard Murphy. Relatives
and friends, Osage Tribe, No. 118. 1. O. n.
M.; Court of American Eagle, No. 1! P.
of A.: llrleklayera' Union. No. 1. Pa.i Holy
Name Society of pt Edmond'a Church. In
vited to funeral, Wed,, 8:80 a. m., 2314
Jlnrrls t. Solemn filgn mass of requiem St.
hdmond'g Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross
Cem. Auto funeral. Baltimore, Md- papers
copv.
, XKI,SONi April , WIM.IAM .1, hu
bnnd nf Mary Nelson, nged R4. RelsMvs
and friends Invited to funeral services. Wed.,
S n. m., 2137 E. Albert at. Int. private.
1' rlends may rail Tues, eve.
Ntinr, -r-Aprll (1, EDTOI-JfAY. daughter
of JAInfH h'. tttA l.vrfl.i fxat itmm irnrMl.
Relatives and frlendf the family Invited
to funeral services Wed, at 1 p. in. at lain
rrienns invnea to runerai services, Thurs.
n. m . nnrptitt' riMMii. HK41 l.vlru !..
Taconv. Tnt. Hillside Cem. Remains may be
viewed Wed. after 7 p. m Auto funeral.
Ql'INN.- April H. liniDOBT. widow of
Patrick Outnn. Relative nnd friends.
Rosary and Altar Societies. league of the
Marred Heart and H. V. M. Bndolllv nf the
St. .lamoB's Klnreesslng Ct'm. Friends' may
c"nineI-cXnr. .tD!R3?AnWlpBft. dan.h.
Manchester Unity. Invited to funeral services.
ne-'inurs.. 2 p. m., rm3 rnompson si. mi
Arlington Cem. Remains may be viewed
wen . 7:au to ii:3ii p. m
SANDER. April 0. EOWARP A., hua-
L..B..1 - - - a 0-J. ..a tf,,.l.t.sla1
and son of Frank and Anna Sander, aged
37. Relatives and friends, Loynl Order of
Moose. Nn. Tit. Invited to funeral. Thurs..
8.30 a. m.. 31 CO N. llraddock st. Solemn
requiem mass Church of Ascension 10 a. m.
jnt St. Uomln ck's Cem. Auto funeral.
oprmpvpn . ., r. .-tt.nTr-a ...-.
,and of late Catherine A. Schoener. aged 79.
Relatives ond friends Invited to funeral serv.
lcs. Tues., 8 n. m , 124 N. Blat St., Int.
private, Womelsdorf, Pa.
'VlehAK'7??"?,;?
?', ' h"lj J?.11',;' "?d ' JL1!",''.0!,"08
ltr. from 48. Kraina v)ve.. Hoxborough.
uiir.f in,. nf,,, ... nk ruiivi.tr, n.. v.
LOUISE, daughter of the late Peter W. jnd
ijniMt rvt.it, nmt. ut..afA aar..tnA. rt n .
. "KArBH. April .1. at rollayi le. , Ha.
Harriei wniicomo nneaier. i-ervicea u p. m,
3043 Cedar st. Solemn requiem mass Na-
.....'.y ,, v Jt-. church 10 a. in. Int. Holy
m.dns mm' be viewed Tues.. after It, m.
TAYLOR. At Delanco. N. J.. April fi.
;"'":'..- ...,... v ,.,i. , ...
JENNIK MAX -IAIIAiv lliets t-illiuii. r u-
nttal services. SIS Walnut St.. Delanco
t fu., tn it. in. ..... ... ......... w..... -""
p. ni. iiemains my uc ..eweu tu., t .
iik ruppra i hi ii li. " fn v. ilia, if a. i una
JohJ. w. fonner. 30.'.8 TranUford hp. Int.
r Vmp North Cinr Mill O-m,
TROrriiK. suii'iei.'y apni n. iii. wun
the A K. F. at '.imt Dlx N.J. THOMAS
.L. n of Kate Trotter Hushes and son t.f
the late Thorn-;. J. Trottrr. aged SO vears.
Relatives and friends or taniiiy. also casual
... lyn lt4d, A C. r . rtltu lilt- l,tt'Uli.t
i.:,.t nt-rt nrrlfAr. and m n of tht ii. rt.
Co Xo 1443, A r. p.. ana vne ivcoon
L.Pir are respectfully Invited to funeral,
i nn pri mornlnK. H:30 o'clock, from his
'mother's residence, IBIS X. lid st. Solem l
-eoule n military mass at St. Michael's
church at 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
TUpvER.Klllen In action ln France,
... . lVn (lEnnOE AXTOXIA. Co. H.
'114th Inf . 79th Div.. son of Rose C. and
late William J. Turner. Relatives and
friends, soiaier. nititui. anu uinruirs, in-
vlted to solemn requiem ma.. St, Augustus'
'Andrew J. Waclller, dauitnter of Michael
and Catherine Feeley. Funerul. to which
relatives and friends and Rosarv Society of
St Monica's Churrh Invited. Thurs.. 8:311
2420 S. Jllth st. Solemn miss of
i..?.. r.K,...l nf Ht Vlnntn, to
In? Holv Cross Cem. Auto service. ' '
WALSH Anrll r.. JOSEPH, son of John
i and Maraaret Walsli. aued 1(1 yeara Rela
lives and friends Invited to funeral. Wed
7.311 . m. 2137 E. Somerset st. So emii
'rl",.1 " '.. o. in'. rh....i. r, ' '.U1J'
rpouietit i.'nno t. ... .. w . 111, int.
' itniv nrnttlehre Cem.
.. T -. 1-V. f.m
iimv nrniurnic niia
I " WARNEn.Aprll fi. CLARA B. widow
?A-n7."Tnv1t'p.a "3'T T.
KSS,,"'. S.TSV.W"..10" C'
WF.PHTr.R Fourth month 4th, at Mt.
IVorn H.. KDMUNI) WKRSTKR.' naed nd
runerai srvtces Sixth-day 11th. n. m..
Vrienda' Meeting House, IBth p.nd Race sis.
.. . ii- ir.... mu a -. .-
Int private. ,,... . .
wiiui';- tvpru , juu.t i , uusodnu or
T.-...I..I. IVhlff. aeed 03. Relatit.. anH
friends Invlled to funeral. Wed. 'J p. m..
r.nn cinnamlnson ave . Palmyra, N. J, int.
private, Arlington Cem. Friends may cali
Parry Wltklns.
(tod to funeral i
tin w Kim st..
, !'.. "i P. '" '
ivpiittivvs una irienos, tn-
service, nephew, residence,
Conshnhorkln Pa., Fourth-
Inl. private. Falrhill Com,,
rhlla. .. .. .. , S.
F.L'THUMIA M veldovv of Rat-clay 11. will
VV ll.lxl.?t. .rr ttirutttru - J., .pril II
i Kins, ageo tn. iieiaiives ann rnenns in-
vlten 'O runerai. ""'"' " rt-siaence, wil-
11am R. Clark, near Medford, N. J., ThurB
I 1 P. m- , "' ,M r."'?w. -Cem' Aul'' "
' "?'' trln "V.!nli:,.,,'f rItt.. ' "" Phil...
I'l-tu a. m. jii. jiutijr .o a. j. ai iieq
' '",
N. J,
WII.I.TAMH. Hudflenlv. Anrll 7. rtt.Tya.
1 1,ETH s" widow of Howard Yillinms (nee
P,00.1' a.Bea 3?' .R.:!?llvr nrul 'r'!l -jn-
:"? ' '""1' '.'.'."": .'.."'" iBtner-m-
n.
WILSON. April 4. WILLIAM Cr.lr.nrt
husband of Sallle L. Wilson (nes Todd),
aged 38 Relatives and friend. Darhv
Castle. No. SHI. IC. O. 15.: employes Ed
wards Shoe Factory, Invited to service. Wed..
.1 p. m . 2023 8, .ITth at. Int. .private.
1'rlende may call TUe. eve.. 7:30 to 0:30
p. m
WISE. Suddenly. Fourth Month nth.
HORACi: Kl.l.Ifl. son of Charles S. and
Emily E. Wise, aged 30. Relative, and
friends Invited to funeral. Fnurth-dev, 11
a. m., retldenca of parents, 230 E. Walnut
ave.. Merchantvllle, N. J. InW private,
Omit flower.. , '
WYNNE April (I. JOllN. husband of
Mary V Wynne (ne O'Neill) and .on of
John .ad Katherlne'Wvnne, of Rohey. Coun
ty Letrim, -Ireland. Relatlva and friend.,
Dlv. No. r,4, A. O. H.. Invited to funeral,
Thur... 830 .. m.. Siort N. 17th st. Solemn
requiem mass Church of Holy Soul. 10 .. u.
lnt:.U.?!1' Sepulchre Cem. Auto .ervice.
8SANE. April s. ELLEN, wife of Aaron
!J.'. Za.,,!n'1 duhter of late William and
KlUn Williamson, aaed .0. Relative, ana
U715 Federal ,t. Int. Mt. Morlah C.m.
trlend. Invited to services. Wa a p. m..
Friend, m.y call Tue.., 8 to 10 v, m.
, i.KHAit Anvr.i;TirrFKTts
7T.rj'.Y.'iri "i?rt..tam.nf .Tr on
i.M-aJf,t!iti h,vln !en granted to the
i?t.t.,'?JJd;.m .?rXf.n" '"".'"a t" the ..Id
fSit.L h.rSinr-,Sf,f1 ,n m"k naym.nt. and
those having claims to present the same,
without delay, at the offlc. of the Coraorai
tlon Exeentne. 4IKI Chestnut at .Phlla. Pa
TO?o?,'r.,?'1' " ANnTRli'sf'
COMPANY Oir rinr.ATtrr.rtirii '
t ' I vl"e. N. .1. Service. Turner.vlile if. V.
t P. Wl. I l-titr.li T.a.n Imu.i Pha.lmil .t ......
it. iv r.Hiti.tioa Ain.ri w.iik.m, ',,..nn..-
.IVtiOfi" U."' for Qrenloch. N.J. tVlcnda may
"b". ea wen., arit-r I n. in.
i v A?A " WlNP. PrealdtnL
103T AWD TOTHvID
WATCH Lost. Tues., April 1, small plat!
num bracelet watch on black ribbon:
Koehn movement. Liberal reward If re
turned to J. n. CaKwell ft Co., Juniper and
Chestnut.
PEItSONALS
1150 PER MONTH paid for country or
suburban home and training of nervous
little girl 13 years old; child requires out
door life and pleaisnt people with natural
patient temperament! development must
along lines nf activity creating Interest and
happiness. M 707, Ledger Office.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
ALTERATION HANDS. EXPERIENCED
APPLY Dl'REAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAICER'S
ASSISTANT TREASURER Tnung,
ca noble
woman, thoroughly experienced and ac
curate: permanent position in retsu store.
Apply In person. Aslt for Mr, Wright, 12 12
Chestnut st.
BEAD WORKERS, experienced,, wanted for.
home work and capable of Joining, lining
and mounting head bags; also repairing bead
lings. C 223, Ledger Office.
ROOKKEEPER. with working knowl
edge of stenogrsphv. desired by large
concern, central location, a mana
gar's assistant'. In replying state edu
ratton, experience, salary desired, C
17, Ledger Office.
CHAMDERMAID, waitress, for Chestnut
Hill, willing to go to eeasnore in emniiirri
...... .......... ." w---".,-- -; -.,,,", ,rt,;
reierence requirea. t-none incBiitui nm 1:'-" I tA..-t s .,i.iujincm, auuifbi r.m
after 2 o'clock Thurs , or call tOO. Nnvahoc I r.""m,n!. .M"1""- Crown Cork and Seal
at.. 3d house from Willow Prove ave. . . i ' " "altlmore, Md. -
CHAMBERMAID, white, wanted! 8 In fam
ily: Overbrook. Phone Overbrook 2220.
after (1 p. m.
CHAMBERMAID and waitress, private fam
ily: salary $10: reference required. Over-
brook 208 '
CIIII.DNURSE. ung. Protestant, for 2
children: Merloni good references required.
P 281. I.dcr Office .
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR Permanent
position, with advancement as merited, ap
plicants to live within 7 minutes' ride of
Kensington and Allegheny. avea.: state edu
cation, length of exp ana refs.: salary to
start gin per ween i-on. i-. w. ux ot,.
cnniv. nrivatB family, naiarv 112: refer
ence required: no other but first class need
apply, Overbrook 208.
COOK Whlto girl for looking, 4 adults, and i
willing to p;o to seashore: good home, ref
erence. 1B01 N 18th,
COOK nnd chambermaid, girls used to living
together: ref. required: suburbs. Phone
Ocontw 2118.
COOK and downstairs work, white; no laun
drv: good wages. Call Overbrook o711.
COOK, white. Protestant, for Radnor, Pa.
Phone Waino 238.
DRESSMAKER Watst. skirt and sleeve
finishers; nlsn Improvers and apprentices;
paid while learning. Apply lfiOO Locust t.
DRESSMAKERS. EXPERIENCED
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKUR'S
UIRL settled. Protestsnt. tn assist house
work: three In 'fomilv: keep two girls:
wages j7 R. C. Hamilton. 24r, Park ave.,
Ambler. Pa. Thnne Ambler 8011 M.
UIRL wanted for hakery and Ice cream
Apply 1542 W, Lehigh ave.
OIRLSfor silk spreading and picking: ex
perienced and learners: good wages.
steady work. Apply Grlswold Worsted Co.
Dsrhv. Pa. --
UIIIL, wnmeu ror imicery ana ice cream.
innti- ir.i w T.hieti bvb
nnVKRNESS. French, wanted: over
30
jeara of age: must have good references
for two-year-period with previous employers.
Apply by mall only to Mrs. Elsie Casaatt
Stewart. Haverford.
HOUSEWORK Wanted, thoroughly expert.
enced woman for general housework; must
be good cook; to right person wagea more
than vnu now receive. Phone. Woodbury 30ft
HOUSEWORK Colored woman, mlddlf-
aged, for general liousfvvork: small- sub
urban home. Phone Lnnsdowne 142." .1
HOUSEWORK, girl for cooking and down
stairs work, small family, no washing or ,
Ironing. Wsom. 43.'i."i. 4021 Wayne ave.
HOUSEWORK Woman, white or eoloredT
lor general nouseworK; must ds goon plain
cook: only thnae with' esp., best reference
peed applv: sleep out. T.344 Bnlllmore ave.
HOUSEWORK Eiporlenre.i woman for
small plica outside of Chestnut Hi!!
when' outside man Is kept: reference. Phone
Wavne 102
HOUSEWORK A reliable wnmnit for gen
eral housework ln Merlon: famllv of two
and Inf-vnt: ref. renulred. Poplar B0a0
LADIKH Home work, stamping patterns.
spate time; ." and J8.3.1 hundred: work,
guorantepd' rellah'e Arm. S112 Market st. ,
LADY'S M1D. competent, with good city
rpfflpffnpi-f. Annlv Thuredav mornintr. b-
twfen O'.IO and 1.1 o'clock. 1720 Walnut st. ,
children, nlaht duly: must furnish beat of ,
rerrenc. .tut -. .tn wi.
XITRSK Wanted. oumr Prot white nurse,
Wvnnewood Ihoi.f Xarbe'tli ll.qs
OPKRATORS
ON FIXI! LLNOLRIB
APPLY DURUAU OF K.VPLOTME.NT
WAXAMAKKR'S
OPKRATORS. exnerlenced. on Infants', chil-
dren'a white dre.aes. cream cloalc: line
nlece-vvnrlc jirlccs. learners with some sew-
Inc-mnchlne i n tal.en. Fr-und, 121.1 Market.
PRKSSKRS
FOR LK1HT WORK
APPLY BURBA U OF RMPLOYMEXT
WAXAMAKCR'S
SALKSWOMEX
KOR SUITS. ORllSSIlS AND 0OW.VS
APPLY RUREAU OK EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
STKNOOltAPHER A Inrse "niKiiufucturlnii
concern ha. an openlnc for a Rood .tenoir-
raplier who 1b 1ooU:i5 for a permanent posl-
.!.. that nFfBrM ffnnrl nrn.nerts for nrivnnt.,..
ment: apmlcants should have knowtedse of
uenernl office work 11s weZl ft. ability to take
dictation nccutatelv and rapidly; prefer one
Pvlnpr
Hroad
tlniirfH. Kriedlierarer-Aaron fllfR-. Co., 4nno
,N.nihth st.. near Wayne Junction. -
experl-nce. reference, nnd viagca desired,
o-nov 7:
WAITRESSES
FOR 1'LOOR WORK
APPLY IllIREVU OF KMPI.OYML'NT
WANAMAKER'S
Hell phpne. -Coll Ingsvf nod aid
YOIINO WOMIMf
AH CUWIERS AND lN8PECTORt,
APPLY BUREAt' OF nvPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
: state p.lueatlon nnd relUlont mod-, tlori lot-M nor( n?nrf -1 kr2 bS ?
ry desired. "K-S7." 1 O. Box 3.100. fwit 'loiel -eir-rnunil pnaltlona: tfpdrliotel t
ry wto.itu- ....ut.- tt". ..rlvnttf. Mt-ctv. write shnrt- tT
STENOORAPHER
eisim.i! op noiNa good worn;
APPLY mREAUOPKMPLOYMET ?&C m" c&ist.' ,.C?",hVlW.
WANAMAKERS j mfp (.0rp paints, oils v-rnl'ea, ns- vf
: , .t-teit. paper mfc. exp. required j vounir men ,
v p, drnfts-n: frt-emnn mf".; exii. lahnrfnre-
....noLnurn t.a.rln4 uv.. !. u.... i.tftnt .i.ttt. fcend checker: forem.vi , .
S1ULK WOJIllN 1.1 handle silks and laces. ' C rati see women vvltt rle.n"
one with manufactur ue or retail .tor't L t,, on nthrrB" .""e the s-pretnrv for
experleiito necepwirv: .alary $20 Apply 10 ,J&Ti W"'- '""""' sralls; no enroll- ,g
41 o'elnelc. r.H Land Title Building ;,I?,i rnarg-.. "WW. l'-n. &
TVPiKT-HxperlercMl rapid tip's!: sta l ace. : t-tv? o-in un'KV .. 1
WAi"iu;s3. rn. f-c.irni rrierfiire. ! nv : wv rz. " . " ",-' . - -.: o.. i
nnsltlon. Apply Wed. 1 to a. 21)10 Walnut. Sattler'..lni unnna-larneo i.rn.t.un, -
WOMAN for housework; good cook; no laun-, "" . E Aji:ifi'l.!5iiV?, h!? mil r.,Pir a nd 3
dry; one that would opnreelate a good team tn rend ''lucprjnta bv oi' rnicu nn x
hone; used to children: good pay: whit? or tv-arilo! m-t "J,"',, "s.if'n, ftj s M
Ml.red Bin Orant ave.. West C'olllniBVVOnd loTIIO P Colt'Tt'lIn Cor , SrllOOl IJrpt. o, f.
rifA-CE-WO-R-lC-AT, WAR PAY-Kn.t urgent. ! STTU ATT0N5 ANTEP-PEM ALH
ly-needed aocl.a for ub on auto knitters!,,,.,,,.. fipe,enced. wishes position : food;
experience unnecessary! full particulars Se t iVfe'renc". C- 19. T.edff"r orriee
;P;on.?.V,-;r,nrf'a,U'N.'rnlU,ng C'- -' NURSE; experienced. rf ""te,,--..---
i i . .. ... . i nifttjint- matron In out-ortnwn ln;iiuuon.
HELP WATvttv,tlMALE
ASSISTANT SHIPPER for wholesale elec.
trio -supplies; muat have experience. Ap
nlv 40 N Bill st,
AtlTOMOIllLB , MECHANIC
Apply 1020
lrra n Klin .1
IC Man for night -July wanted by tlnai..
I house' a northeastern ""! r--
il, P 232. Ledger OfHce.
1 ' ii
HANI
cial
f erred.
BOOKKEEPER
S THE PUBLIC LEDGER CO.
DESIRES THE SERVICES OF AN
F.XPER1ENCRD BOOKKEEPER TO
WORK AT NIUHT; PERMANENT PO
SITION. APPLY 6T1I AND CHESTNUT STS.
A8K FOR MR. WIE3T
BILL CLERK (entry clerk), experienced In
chargtng goods from call: must be good
penman "( correct nt figure.. Apply hy
latter, stating age gnd reference., C, F.
Humpo t Bon., Bth and Cherry .t..
BOY wanted for general work In larx. offices
excellent future for boy with Inltlatlv.
and ambition. Apply eighth floor, American
... t-K JOB M..KI -t ' r
QlPtt. I.".. -".. .-wmg ...
BOY about 10, In pawn shop! reference.. Ap.
Ply nurwtiui .-.,tt.-.t.ri v. bi i-re.ion .1.
TtOYS WANTED FOR N1QHT WOHKt
MOST R OVER 10: CHANCE FOB
AUVArtv.r.ftir.rt'i. Al'i-i.r ArrtCJi hi
P. M..,LED9ER QFFIfJB, P1FTH
FW)Qn.
help yrAXmnxtUXM
,
b9!bt"ASE?" . a!sL ..Awiir u .ami. 43
., nviiutii. uuiBvra ana aumrail
In Southeasti good pay .and condltlona.
Wr.'if. ?r wJr1 Sottlla-Cadlllto Company.
CARPET FINISHER
.-tinu."u"l.0.rpor,unlt'..fir man of aMIIIy
end forceful personality. Write M 72B.
.Lcagy unite, glvlnir age, experience ana
references In nrst letter. Fast growing;
usiness. Excellent working condition!. No
abor trouble.
CTjAliFrEltR. white, wanted for private
family! permanent poltlnn: (rood reference
wiMMitmny necessary. i' Lr3.i. .eoger. urtica.
CLUNKS Wanted bv large publishing house,
! tli'lkl! mm! ho quick and accurate and
write a good hand! only those who want
steady position and will stick on the job
ri'r.1n.",v,'i reference required with reply.
P.!Mn, Ledger Office,
CLOTHINO SALESMEN
.-. . W,n SATURDAYS ONLY
APPLY llttRMAU OP EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKKIl'S
.., , DRAFTSMEN WANTED
Urst-class machine designers familiar with
automatic machinery! also thoroughly capa-
1)1 ft TAAI ntt HI artattai n.s n-l aUI.a alias
-- ----- --miii m mi HDUTini I II mil III n biujv
-fL'..1 ii'rnjjnent emplojment. Address Em-
"""Vn wanted: jig and fixture ex-
VJ'irr Preferred. Apply Edward O.
Hudd Mfg. Co i gf.th and Hunting Park ave..
DRtVEn steady man ror steady position:
over 21 years of age! good sslary. Apply
n "Jll.i.Mr,Hclnold. 1B27 Balnbrldga at.
ENOINEER Wanted experienced engineer
on (10-ton Plate lie. plan: ateam driven:
.'.?fr.nc'',, required Plate Ice Company.
Wilmington. N. C.
ERRAND ROT. bright, cap. of ans. phone
ofinrr pages, mr out rltv. APPly 34 W. OIB.
1 I5r:MAN wanted. Applv India Reflnln
yrt., .-jw-ti.iwnn nnn JICKenn BIB.
HOSIERY FIXER wanted for Banner and
Scott Williams knitting machines. Ap.
ply Chlpman Knitting Mills. Easton. Pa.
LINOTYPE OPERATORS AND AD.
MEN WANTED. APPLY FIFTH
FLOOR. LEDGER RLDO., 'JTH
AND CHESTNUT STS. '
MAN to organlre and manage grocery chain
stores for city 800.000 population: must
bo high-class man: give full information m
to experience, references, etc., unusual op
portunity for high-grade man. Address M
720. Ledger Office.
MAN AND WIFE, white, to do Janitor anil
lanltress work: must be good cleaners:
living quarters, light, heat and good salary:
&K. r'i";?r.CM necessary. Apply 828 Land
Title nulldlpg hetwen 10 and a o'clock.
MAN AND WI'E Mar. as butler, vrlfo as
cook: white: to go to Atlantic City Easter
time and all summer. Phon Preston 6104.
MAN WANTED, who understands spraying
enamel on wicker furniture. Apply 244 S.
Gth at.
MAN for garage Sunday.
Franklin at.
Apply 1829
OFFICE HOYS More than IB years old.
Apply tn City Editor, Evening Publlo Led
ger. fourth floor. 0th and Chestnut sta.
A INTERS, color coalers, larnlshers, rub
bers and polishers on car work. Pullman
Shops Wilmington. Del.
niivTVnit rnAi.n ..... i.-,!.. n
i a i?.i jns -i-xporlencedon auln body and
wagon work, at once. FinnRiv-
.'6th and
Ptrrleh sts
PAPERHANOEHS 10 good men; nlghest
wages paid: no lugging. 104 N Both at.
PAPERHANQERS 75c per hour. 1149 Main
at.. Darhv. Phone Sharon Hill S.H7.
PAPERHANOERS wanted. ,Apply Kayacr A
Allman, 1"127 Sanaom.
PASSER RYS
FOR tllVETINO GANGS
AT HOO 1SUND
X PERMANENT JOBS
EXCELLENT CHANCE FOR ADVANCB-
MENT
APPLY
?00 WALNUT ST
SEE MR. SHATTUCIv
OR MR. PHI.LLIP3
1521 ARCH ST.
Siy-3 MR. SCHWARTZ
na YOU ARE KMPI OYF.D AT ANOTHB
SHII'YAIll). IICJ NUT APPLY
mnv oe made at (Hill Cht ktnut at . Ilftli floor.
Rh'AI. ESTATE MAX One to takv charitl
of a larme number of houses: must he a
annd salesman: also conveyancer; Rood propo
sition to right man: ln reply ttlve records
for List r eui-3, also references, P 207,
Ledrrr Office.
SALi:i.tr.N Successful Blllmr experience,
any kind, will jret ou a permanent posi
tion' $(10 iter week and up. Mr Sherwln,
27 V 1.1th sf
SALL'SMHX V e wqnt rood bond sal'sm-n
. "," ulynnco- comml3SIon only. P J10.
' I nice- nrric.
i ihoi:" MCTins . v
IllXPHRIFVl'Bn OX RBVCH WORK;
1IR1NT, TOOLS FRKPARED '10 START
WAPPLV Rl'RFV" Of rMPLOYMSXT
WAXAMAKKR'S
WATCHMAN nljrht. wanted by vvhnlesal
warehouse: mt'.t have flrst-clsss referenea
ard furnish bond. Address, ulvlnx full de
tails a to p-eyloua employment, salary, etc.,
P. O. Rot 943, , ,
WATCHMAN." nlaht. focTianlilna- Institution)
ri,rt"Wiirrri reiildvnt preferred, "P 13.
T piIz r OTlw.
(
Uenfl
rmJRjvn's
Afffiiivrivr HnvmTlS- nrmarif-nt rort .
I -id fnTl11"s lntervl"wcr Cemale) tactful 1
h sine.. t-t'-Kd wnmin. StMO; aa.t. em- .!
rn.ment m"-. (female) $2.1: er-dlt tnar, if I
r"acMno shoo, tcenleol or co.ltce m-iti
JirtW .f i
: Rnles .
coUfK
i -, ,..t,. ,,.. rutn renalr, mfrhanlca! and
. JJlV rka. Viilnir o- store hattery Vvork.
1 ... ... ... n ..TinllrAl lines
! Phlla JlerV-anl"! "nd Ulertr'jal School
Call 111 I.K1S rtrnirn st..iiPhlla.
wFrrTVcH''TO''"'' rinrvl -AND REBAIR
v t. iitt.it ,io--iMnriii.T'.B
..i pnpi,i"T i'n"1t;t' 23
i-"-' - , r . t -.n.n a..a-
tTM fc. un.
ntrvTS male end female, for t,ntoTanh
' .'iidit nent npneBrannr..12in Walniitat,
AflAr K, 1... 2Z.-V a Tiura t.. my,,
, BATH attendnnt K.n. ""'scur will nreent
,. appolnlnunt vr selet-t rlass 323 H. mtH.
"TTTTATn-nT; W A NT.T) TVT A.T.E
$2.10 ,t
P-A.BI ItlQ-.. t ...-...-t -. jt
" AGENTS r
-.nwri?viTii?.n t-retllt man. nrlv'ate sacra- "-pi
' tary or '"'"1"tJ?,,llfn',;TAmnrfU f I
' .". "' nd corn"r"'Jig!i.-Jl'j-LetQgi-. 41
i vhllNO tol. gmtl.. 23, returned f-om over- f&l
I t.- t .t ..lit. a .nt.'l.la Itm.a.t 1.
tea's, des. a cone't'n with a rcp'ble housa)
. ..i.atititn! rorresoont.eni wun nu.n.
:;iv and determination. II 223. LoC. Off.
EMPLOYMENT AOEN0IES , .
WANTED va lets, nuiiers, lauiea- maias. gt
chambcrmiiius. vvaiireew., riiituiitjur. gttr- ..
deneri; 1B1I Rlttenhouse an. Jfll
hi -.. 4.TT.C an.t Halrv tinninla. ynrl maw'il '.'(a.al
r An'en : white a nd "oolo'rVJ. 41H R.ca '.t?- "
WANTED At Knlscnpal Office. 812 S. lth
.t.. COOK., waivreB.cB, mi.uiu u. tlUlB.P-
BUSINESS OPPOBTUNITIEa
n t nn-tb-U-T TrttfTRPt o.nl..llw. lMnl-rf. HA 1
bedrooms, 1 palira. dining room; net' Iiia'Sb)
.M. tiruViV .nnttnllv on Invest, nf ttt Ana ..!
ash. Charle. N: Houston. Up B. Hroad .u'j 1
DBESSMAKINCr AND MILLINEKT '
DRESSMAKER, beat New Tor.k cxptrltngt,
desire, engsgeioents: advance styltsj .tree!
and evening gown. Mis. Blair,, 134 Wal
nut, Ttieptwrt. TfValnut tm, ,
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1 Jruttk. J?, tlttf Before . NitInor whertJ, tho Cpmmandant llUrt ' BONrtED TO THE CITY rv(c. Wed,, -J p, m., :5 N. Jlyrtlswood Zinti, Ulsn.We, P.( Both pbece.
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