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PREVAIL IN CORN PIT
Undertone Weakens as Com
, niisslon Houses Become Free
Sellers Oats Are Easter
- Clilcngo, June 7. Bearish conditions
Icontlnuctl to domlnato the corn market
this morning, and the undertone was
weaker with locnl and commission
'houses frco sellers. The unsettled wire
situation had a decidedly unfavorable
ieffect, 'and support was weak.
, The .trouble with the telegraphers
nlready -hns reduced outside trade nnd
Is expected to cause a further falling
'off In business. Speculators in corn
cannot have more than 200,000 bushels
of this grain after the close of business
today.
Brokers were pessimistic ,ns to the
future of values, owing to Improved crop
and weather news, recent larger re
ceipts and expectations of n drop In
the cash article. The receipts here were
270 cars.
The condition of the new crop In
Argentina was said to be generally
g"ood.
.Tulr oncned at $1.08 to S1.08,
against $1.60 at the end yesterday, and
declined to $1.07. September started
at $1.58, against $1.59 at the close
yesterday, and receded to $i.un. jjb
cehibcr opened nt $1.40 to $1.0, com
pared with 51.41, yesterday s rnsi
price, nnd sold nt Jl.SO'i.
OatH were easier under selling by
commission houses and local interests.
Support was poor. The arrivals here
today 100 cars, '
Leading futurer.ranged m follows:
Open High Low Close close"
Corn Cn delivery, ,
6"nt ::::i:Bi !:us 1;ot i.oo i.so
drnrsist jsa m nnt
July .T"s5.eo nsim ssts
Bent .. 82.35 82.65 32.85
.TulVb"rr 2T.7R 27.00 27.5S
Sell :j 27.05 27.20 27.00
July. B0.75 50 75 "000
Sect 47.35 40 60
M 0, 33 87
82.05 32.55
27,65
27.17
27.1)5
27.10
50.25 50 (10
47.05 47.50
REBOUND IN COTTON
WHEN SHORTS COVER
Rise Further Stimulated by
' Trade Demand and Rebuying
by
Sold-Out Bulls
New York, Juno 7. There wag a re
IinnnH In the cotton market today fol-
lowing further wcakne'ss early in the
session.
The change came a little after the be-
gtnlng of business, nnd was influenced
by an active covering movement, a de
wand from the trade for distant posi
tions and Tebuylng by sold-out bulls.
,TradIng was. active and Wall street
commission houses were less in evidence
as sellers.
The opinion was heard frequently that
the recent decline of nearly five cents
a pound bad thoroughly cleaned out the
'long interest and created a strong tcch
'hlcar position, which 'would be reflected
In a substantial .recovery should any
fresh bullish features develop.
Demand continued fairly active during
the late fornoon and thp close was firm
at a net advance of 40 to 52 points.
' Yesterday's
' close open High Loir Last
.. 28.85 28.00 20 60 28.55 20.30
.. 20.72 28.25 28.40 28.20 28 40
. . 20 32 27.70 28,00 27.85 28.00
. . 28 86 27.75 28.40 117.52 "8 2.1
July
August . . .
September
October . .
Jo ember
December .
January . ,
February .
March .. .,
. . 28.80 28 80 28.80 28 80 28,801
.. ZI.40 27.48 2S.03 27.20 27.8"
.. 28 38 27.20 27.70 20 08 27.87
. . 2S 80 28.30 28.30 28.30 28.30
.. 28.25 27.00 27.42 20.70 26.08
' LOCAL MINING STOCKS
TONOPAH STOCKS
Rid
Jim Butler 34
MacNamara 80
Midway 37
Mtzpah Extension 10
Montana 22
Northern Star 00
Rescue Hula. M 15
West End ITS
OOLDFJELD STOCKS
''Atlanta , 03
nine null 03
Ask
.8(1
.85
.40
.12
.24
.11
.17
OS
.04
.11
.03
.03
.01
Booth 0B
Dlarnondfleld B D 01
Daisy , 01
Kewanas 01
Ora 4 .02
Bllver Pick ....; 0
Spearhead ; 03
' MISCELLANEOUS
Arizona Unflea IS
Nevada wonder 30
Tecopa Mining- 00
.0.1
.011
.10
.60
.11
Qrasselll Chemical Declares Extra
, New Yorlj, June 7. The Gassell!
jChemlcal Company declared tho regular
"quarterly dividend ot 1 per cent, an
xtr'a of of 1 per cent on the com
mon and the regular quarterly dividend
of 1 Per ccnt on be preferred stock,
fill payable' June SO to stock of record
.June 15.
THE REAL ESTATE TITLE
INSURANCE AND
23 CHESTNUT STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
At the close of business, June 2, 1919
RESOURCES
Cash on Hand and in Banks
Call Loans with Collateral
Time Loans with Collateral
Lb wis with Mortgages as Collateral . . ... .,. . .
Investment Securities Owned ,.(
Real Estate, Furnihire and Fixtures . . ... . .,.,
Miscellaneous Assets .,.,. . .,
LIABILITIES
Surplus and Undivided' Profits . ...i.
Deposits, 1 ' '
Miscellaneous Liabilities ,..ii
T t-
Trust Funds kept separate
Assets of Company
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GRAIN AND FLOUR
WHEAT Reeelnl.. Kn fl.Ml hush. The
market was quiet but firm. The quotations
rmed es follows! Car lots In export le
vator. government standard inspection,
standard prices No. 1 red winter, J2.ni
No. 1 northern spring. 2.3I; No. 1 hard
yjltf'" .Si No. 1 red winter, garlicky.
2 87; No. 1 red smutty. J2.30, No 2 red
winter. 2 8H No. 2 northern spring J2.3H;
No. 2 hard winter, $2 36, No. 2 red winter,
garlicky, 12 841 No. 2 red smutty. $2.83;
No. 8 red winter. J2.32: No. 3 northern
spring, 12 32, No. a hard winter. 12 82:
N. 3 red winter, garlicky, 12 30: No. 3
red smutty. I9.?nt Vn .1 a,l t'j an. Nn 4.
garlicky J2 js. No. 4 smutty. J2 27: No
,. garlicky, smuttv, S2 ;n. No. ft red, J3 21:
No. 5, garlicky, J2 2fl; No li smutty, 2.SSs
No. 5 garlicky, smutty, J2.24
CORN necelpts. 6250 bush. There i
little doing, but prices were steadily main
tained. Wo quote yellow In car lots for
local trade, as to quality and location, at
1.83t SO per bush
OATS Ilecelnli mnn Vnh Trade was
quiet but prices ruled steady with mod.
erato offerings We quote: Car lots as to
location No 2 white, 78V4 !Mc: standard
white. 7S078Hc. No 3 whlto, 77774c.
No, 4 white. 75'470W.
rLOUR necelpts, 20O bbls. and 6,884.
000 Ihs In sacks Demand was light and
prices were weak Quotations: To arrnc,
per 100 lbs, In 140-lb. Jute sacks Winter
straight western. J11.254M1 40! nearb.
iio TiiWUSS. Kansas strnlght. Jll.7r.mi
12.23, do, short, patent, tl212 CO; sprlnn
short, patent, M2W12 50: do patent, til. 73
12 25, do. first clear, JO 75010 25.
RrU FLOUR was quiet but steady. We
quoto at t8 25(Fj8 75 per barrel In sacks,
as to auallt).
PROVISIONS
There was a fair Jobbing demand and
tho market ruled firm. Quotations: Reef,
In sets, smoked nnd alr-drled, 4sc! beef,
knuckles and teiders, smoked and alr
drled. 40o, pork, family. 5455c, hams.
S P. cured loose, 311 W 37c: do, skinned,
loose. 31H 3540: do. do, smoked. 80W 0
alnv. hams, boiled, boneless, 53o: picnic
shoulders, H, p. cured, loose. JBHc. do,
smoked. 20Jr; bellies In plrklrs. loose,
83c; breakfast bacon, 42c; lard, 35c.
REFINED SUGARS
Demand was fairly actlVo on a basis
of Oo for fine granulated.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
nTTTTHnrrh m..i.. ...l.j M. .itt. -
fair, demand that kept supplies under good
ov. , o quotations were as ronows
CtOltd'Oacked rr.nm.ru arn- e... l.tn-Vinr.
scoring goods, oa5Sc. the latter for Job
bing sales: extra firsts. 54c; firsts. B2J
C3c, seconds, 4951c: sweet creamery.
JS!re. t0 .,anej B7r59c: do. fair to good,
53(9580, fancy brands of prints Jobbing
at Ii204c. fair to good. 3201c; garlicky
llGOS Strictly fine stock was In good de
mand and nrm. with an upward tendency.
Quotations: Free cases, nearby firsts, J12 90
per crate: current receipts. J12 10: western
extra firsts, J12 00; firsts, tl2 30; fancy se
lected eggs Jobhing at M53e per dozen.
CHUESI2 Offerings were light and values
wero well sustained. Nut demand was quiet.
We quote: New Yord and Wisconsin, whole
milk, flats, current make fancv, 3Jc;
trtclals higher; fair to good, 32if82Uc.
POULTRY
LIVE The market was dull and -weak,
with ample offerings. Quotations: Fowls. la
express. 37c, exceptional lots higher; spring
chickens, broilers, not Leghorns, jellow
sklnned. weighing 1$ 2 lbs. apiece. 52
TAc. spring chickens, broilers, not Leghorns
el1ou8klnned. weighing 1U 1'$ lbs.
apiece, 454050c: white Leghorns, yellow
skinned, weighing la 2 lbs. apiece. 43
43c; white Leghorns, yellow-skinned, smaller
sizes. 8842c, roosters. 2324c: ducks,
Tekin 89300' ducks, Indian llunner, 2Tf
28c. geese, 2023c, pigeons, old, per pair,
404r.e. pigeons, oung, per pair. 33c.
DRESSED Supplies were well cleaned up
and prices were atcady. Quotations: Fowls,
frrsh-kllied. tlrvntckerj. In boxes. welahinT
4 lbs. and oer apiece, 30c: weighing 3
3Vi lbs , 87c; smaller sizes, 8185c. fresh
killed In bbls., fancy, dry-plclted weighing
4 lbs, and over apiece, 80c: weighing 3?1'
lbs , 3cl87c, smaller sizes 8303.V: old
roosters,' dry-picked 25c: broiling chickens,
nearby. 5505c. Hpring ducks. Long Isl
and, 383139c susbs, per dozen, white
weighing 1112 lbs, per doien, t8 30
0 25; do. do, neighing 0fi10 lbs per dozen,
J7.B0(JIK2n; do, do weighing 8 lbs per
dozen, $60 75; do do, weighing 7 lbs per
dozen, t4.B0B2V do do weighing flS8'4
lbs. per dozen, J2.503 50: dark. J1.S0
2.25) small and No 2. (10c J2.
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
Chicago, June V. HOGGS Receipts. 7000
head. Strong. 10a higher than yesterday's
close, but .110c lower than Aesterday's
average. Pigs Btrong to 23o higher. Top,
S20.
CATTLE Receipts, BOO head Compared
with. week ago: Good and choice beef steers.
75c$Pl lower; medium grades, B07rc
lower; rat cows ana neirers, r,uctasi lower:
canners and cutters, 2360a lower; bologna
bulla mostly 23c lower; butchers' bills. 50
05c lower: choice veals steady to 25c
lower: meaium, -j-hoiouo lower: stockers and
feeders steady, 7Kc6ISl 21 lower,
SHEEP Receipts 4000 head. Today's ar
rivals practically all direct to nackem Com
pared with week ago; Best handy dry-fed
shorn lambs strong: other lambs weak to
unevenly lower; grassy and common, 75c
SI lower; soring lambs, 25B0c lower;
sheep, 75ctl.50 lower.
rittsburgh, June 7. HOGS Receipts 1800
head. Market lower, Heavies and heavv
ynrkers. 2020.25 light yorkera and pigs,
10 55
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 1500
head. Market lower. Top sheep. $10 50,
top lambs, $15 50.
CALVES Receipts. 200 head. Market
steady. ' Top. J17.
Kansas City, June 7. HOGS Receipts.
700 head Steady. Lights higher Hulk.
10 80?20 10: medium' weights. 10 SO
20 10- lights. J10.5OW20: light lights 110 21
010.75: heavy packing sows, $10.25 10.75;
pigs. 17.50lf.
CATTLE Receipts. 850 head and 50
calves. Heavy and canner steers lower:
yearlings higher; butcher stock and canners,
cows steady; eals lower; stockers and feed
ers stendy. No quotations.
SHEEP Receipts. 800 head. Goats higher,
no quotations.
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
New York, June u7. BUTTER Steady
and firm. Receipts. 12.605 tubs. High
scoring Bill 55ViC; extras M'iODlWc:
firsts, 52ty 054c; seconds, u'M 53c. state
dairy. B3V4 51c.
EGGS Firmer. Receipts, 33,178 cases
Fresh-gathered extras, 42',4c; stoi age-packed
extra firsts, 43tt 4814c; storage.packed
firsts. 42'i H5c: gathered extra firsts. 44
45c; seconds 32341c; dirties No, 1, 87038c:
No 2 aoaacc: checks. S330c: checks,
undergrade, 2ft34c: state and nearby hen
nery whites, 49 4850c; gathered whites, 44
48c western and southern gathered whites,
4248o: state and 'nearby hennery browns,
4840a; gathered brown and mixed colors,
4247V4e.
CHEESE Steady. Receipts, 6131 boxes.
Flat, current mako. colored, average run,
3ltt31Wc: flat! current mnke, white,
average run, 3131l4c; colored specials,
31?t 19820: white special, 814S2ttc.
TRUST CO.
OF PHILADELPHIA
i. $2,128,222.57
2,018,245.07
96,975.00
37,746.14
3,909,180.29
, 630,730.22
, 298,194.47
$9,119,293.76
$1,000,000.00
,2,166,821.39
5,744,932.96
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207,S3j;41
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$9,119,29.76
and apart" from
$18,441,805.01
danip.i. utousRMAN
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EVENING PUBLIC
SITUATION IN STEEL
MOST ENCOURAGING
Buying Orders Are Coming Into
the Market in Large
Volume
New Yorlc, June 7.. In no eeU
since the signing of the nrmi'tit'e lmv
the development" In the strtl situation
been as encouraging ns during the
period just closed. Hujliig orders' lime
tome into the market in large olumo,
with the nutomobile concerns having
taken first place nmong the consumers
nlio are now nctle.
The most iinpmtnnt order was that
frnm the flonrrnl Motors Corporation
to the I'nltcd States Steel Corporation
for .tiri.Ono tons of nriuus steel prod
ucts. When this became known It as
realized bv students of steel affairs that
the consumer of steel products nt least
hne come into the market with n Mm.
It is certain thnt had the manage
ment of the General Motor Corporation
believed that steel prices would not hold
nt the present quotations it would not
hne plneed its contracts at tins time,
nnd the fact thnt this order is the larg
est which has been reccucd from nu
individual concern for peace purposes
in years naturally caused much com
ment. .There Is a general belief that other
consumers w ill come into the market
with their requirements for the future,
nnd that the improement now prevail
ing will expand from this time on.
This will lend to an increase in the
production of steel products, and steps
toward this end have already been taken
by some companies.
The best estimates in the trade are
that the steel plnnts of the country are
now operating nt about 05 per cent of
capacity, with the mills of the steel
corporation making a somewhat better
showing than the Independent and small
er nroducers. However, as stated,
virtually all the companies are planning
further increases In activities, nnd u
Is certain that this would not be done
if It were not believed thnt the output
of the plants will bo required to supply
the demand.
The unfilled tonnage statement of the
United States Steel Corporation will
be made public next Saturday, and the
showing is reasonably expected to be
considerably better than those of the
last three or four months. New busi
ness during May, which period the re
port will cover, was better than in
April, and toward the end of the month
the improvemeut apparently was gaining
momentum.
Chandler Motor Increases Dividend
Now York, June 7. The Chandler
Motor Cnr Company declared a quar
terly dividend of $4 a share on the
common stock, putting the stock on a
$10 basis. Rate, heretofore, was $3
quarterly. The dividend in paj nblc July
1 to stock of record June 18.
CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago. June 7. BUTTER Receipts.
78V) tub steady Extras, ol'ic: firsts.
4911r: seconds. 4048c
EGOS Receipts, 27,289 cases. Firm
Firsts. 3IH4 41e: ordinary firsts, 3738'4c;
miscellaneous. 3840c.
Bethany
Presbyterian
Church
22d and Bainbridge
Summer Sen-Ices Are Specially
Cared For
Pastor George F. Pentecost and
Rev. W. Edward Jordan conducting:
the morning and evening cervices at
10'30 a. m. and 7:45 i. m.
The men's and women's choir of
upward of 100 In tho choir galleries.
The Jlen's Brotherhood, with a
men's chorus of not less than CO
present, and Mr. 'VVanamaker lead
ing, at 9:30 a. m.
The Bible Union, Mr. Wanamaker,
teacher, and Rev. Russell Conwell to
speak tomorrow.
Limited service of fifty minutes.
Cordial Invitation to all and out-of-town
people especially.
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cnrir-lipperilin .11 ni.:it... .. .....:.: pr,'tn Worklngmen's Pick and Death Hen
cliricilPrPDUe (ll Rtnbllil'O un scrvizio efit Socktv. Falrmount I.ledertafel and trn
inercnutilo e nasecnicro con la .Tuco- r,ies of Schmidt Urewer. inMted to
ul. fn 1 i .. ,L , services Hun. 1 p m., 12J3 N Mrttewood
8lnm In qunlo mettorebbe n duposi- n Friends may call Sat . 7 to 10 p. in.
ziono tieiin t'omnncnin inclose 1 noitn
ed i bncini tli Fiume c Ungusa.
1a Cunard Line, secondo quosto con
trntto, s'incnrichcnbbc pure della trn
portnzionp del iveri dall'Americn nlla
Jucoslnvin, ritouendosi una perccutua
le mil prolittl nctti. II glornnle erode
OPEN-AIR
CHORAL SERVICE
under Tnn nutnrrioK OF
Bishop Rhinelander
on the site of tho proposrd
CATHEDRAL
ON TIIF. lWllKWAY
AT TM KNTY-TIHItn STREET
SBMIlV AFTERNOON
JUNE 8th, 1919
AT 4 O'CLOCK
Trencher Rt. Rev. Dr. Tltomnn
J. tlnrland. A Dlorefiin Rally.
Slnclni to be led hv the United
( hoirn of Clmirli of the dnod hhep
herd nnd Dloceoau thtirth of ht.
Mary.
REMOJOUS NOTICES
llantlst
THE TKMl'I.E
llroad and Rcrlia sts (1000 North)
Rl'hSEI.I. H CONWKLI. Pastor
WM. DYRE McCURDY, Associate Pastor.
10 30 a m Preaching by Dr. Conwell.
Tho Musical Numbers:
"Peace I Leave With You" Tronbrldso.
"Come Unto Ale." Holden.
2 30 p. in Tho Hlble School.
7. IS p m Organ Recital by Mr Starke.
7.45 p m Preachlnfr by Dr. Conwell
The Temple Combined Chorus will sine:
Taie to Pace" Ellis
"Holy, Holy, Holy" Stewart.
"Softly and Tenderlj" Thompson.
Dr. J Man In Hanna, Musical Director.
On Monday nliht. Juno 0, at 8 1,1, Dr.
Conwell delivers hl lecture "Personal
Glimpses of the Ll.es of Celebrated Men
and Women "
TresbTterlnn
ARCH ST. CHUKCII, 18th and Arch.
10 45 The celebration of the Communion.
Communicants Praler Meeting r lrnix
Hr Macartney will preach at 8 o'clock on
"The lord's Song In a Strange Ijind."
Christian Endeavor Sui-per and Meeting
at 11 30 Organ Itecltal at 7 1(1
IlKTIILKIIKM I'KKMIVrKHIAN CHURCH
Inroad and Diamond ats
Rev E. C. HIUSHMAN. M. A.. Assistant
Pastor.
Morning worship at 10 HO
livening worship at 7 45.
Tho Rev. Hugh T Gary D D , of Pue
blo. Col., lll preach at both services.
Sabhath School at L' .10 p m
HOPE, 38d and Wharton sts . Rev. J. GRAY
ROLTON. 1. I. Minister 10 i "Tha
Gospel Treasure. 745 Children's Day
Graduating Exercises
8ECONO rjlKSIIYTKRIAX CHUKCII
ibl ana wamui sib.
Rev. ALEXANULR MacCOLL. D. D..
Minister
Mr. RALPH B. NESRITT. Assistants
MR. NKSBITT will vreach at 11 and 8
o'clock.
Evening subject: "The Cost and tho Ho
ward of Dlscipleshlp "
Tho music at the even Inr service will In
clude: Anthems '0 For a Closer Walk With
God" Poster
"Soula of tha Righteous" Noble
Vesper Hymn: "God That Madest". Norden
Visitors and especially men In uniform,
always welcome.
TABEKNACLK FRKSflYTEKIAX CHURCH
Chestnut street at 37th street.
Rov. JOHN ALLAN BLAIR, I. D., Min
ister. 10)45 a. m. Dedication of a bronze tablet,
a 'Memorial to tha sons of America and
the allied nations who gave life for the
freedom of the world " Communion serv
ice following.
8 p m. Public worship and sermon.
Sunday school at 12 15 p m Branch
school, 2.45 p. m. Younir People's So
ciety, T p. m.
In view of the unique character of the
memorial, Including not only a tribute to
the three "gold star" men of the congre-B-ntfnn.
but also to the dead of Encrtatid.
France, Belgium, Italy and the other Allies;
also In view of tho artistic xalue of the
tablet, special attenlon is called to the
morning service All who may be inter
ested are Invited to bo present
Protestant Kplscopal
ST. JAMES'S CHURCH
224 and Walnut.
8.00 a. m. Holy Communion.
11.00 a. m. Holy Communion and Sermon
Mozart's Seventh M.as In n Flat.
Mozart'a Wotett, "Splendente To Deum "
Organ roatlude, llozart
4:00 p.m. Choral Evensonc.
Strangers always welcome.
MUST UNITARIAN CHUKCII
2125 Chestnut at.
Itev. rilEDRrtlCK n. GRIFFIN. Minister
11 a. m. Mr (Irlffin will preach
Subject "The Worth of Unttarlanleni to
Mankind."
UNITARIAN SOCIETY OF nEKSIANTOHN
Chelten ave and Qreene at.
Rev. llOUKR it. FORRES. Minister.
11 a. m "I.lherallsm and I.lfe "
Miscellaneous
THK BUttlBMKM HKNNOMTKH will ob
serve communion in rurKway iiuiiuinir.
Broad and Cherry ata , Sunday, June S.
10 30:
' - .... . a' t -". ."'.,
clle lAlnerlrn trnverehho nella Juso I
slnia niercatl per lc sue produiloul cc- ' I(.miil8 -June .. MAB P.. duw'
cesshe ,11 vlverl, materle prime e tcs- ftftift ."".V'r rTend. (ifcl "t" flnV'Sfc
Mil, metre nnghUtcmi, come potenra ! H-&&& .!
marlttlma si assumerebbe 11 trasporto io m Int Hoiv Cross rem Aum runeral.
H -letto materlnle. BJ qi.lndl evldeute 0iJP -cl'th3rnW
nggiunge 11 glornnle, clie le due nar.lonl Matilda Morris Tteiatlea and friends in
wno Interessate dl veder riume accor- , ,nle"l)iV;erU'iirni1a""Viide isiV rhPstnTlt A
dnto alia ,TiiEOslaln. , 'P' Nortbwood rem Hetnalns may be
" viewed Mon evening. .. .
-- .Ml!M.Bn -June EMII.T MUM.KTl (nee
lllnnk). widow of August Mull" ftgfd 74
MAMIIKD Relatives and friends Invited to funeral serv-
rnxu OWEN8 On Wednesday. June 4. , ;. Tues 3 t. m . residence of daugMer,
at Christ Church. Savannah, Oa . by the f "u,. KrrJ"'f k. Y ."?. , t'T-.m" Krlends
Tte. John I w'ing. KCKI.tY llfllNTON Uirbv I',, int Mt Morlah Cem Friends
COXK RA ...n nt Mr end Mt Charles El
Coxe Wllllsbrnok Patm. Malverr. to MAn
I'AKbONH OWKNS, daughter ot Mr. and
Mrs (leorgo W. Owens.
IN MRMORtAM
IlOntlKNSKI In lovlnit remembrance of
tnv wife, ANNB WIWT HOKUUNSKI.
entered Into rest June 7, 1011 .,.
J. H. IIORORNSKI.
5Batls
AltVOI.I) June fl, THEODORC husband
of the late Elizabeth Arnold and son of the
late lvter ami Knnces Arnold thee
Jer) Tuneral to hlch the relatives and
runos nlso court esnaminj. " ".'
J of a, Invited Mon 1 3G n m. resi-
dencn of cousin. Mrs George Staffer 8520
Eastwlek ave. Int Fernwood Cem. I '"rlends
reel-
rtmv -..ill .. ",.. it m
nmy cull Sun., nttrr p m
I1AVMAN Juna 0, husband of Carrie
Baumin (neo OetlnKer). nsed 4 Itelatlvfa
and friends Zunl Trltie. No 331, TO H m
mpmbrrVof Independent Club of 2VhAani,
Imittd to funeral Mon 3pm J7nn Mar-
tna st Int Orernmount Cem Rtiiialna t
j i- iicwu nun t Hun i ! in I
tirtF t t rtjsfTTi n v,...iMin,f nt t
K ,'HXr n' 17 ,., Xim;
Division No" .1 A T. II and Relief Asso I
u,irt wile or unaries it ttoenmer mci
PrimiT) aged 28 Relatives and friends in-
jltrd to funeral services Sun . S p. in . nor
i mm si inr Arfl'lcy fern itemains
",,l.'.l?..:!;.T.e.rt?.at ."tter. T-P..."? .. . I
imuiiir ft mai ll June 4 r.iAiii' ini-"
b tnd nf N!H Ilrlrtpnhncb (nee IllIermAn)
OK".1' l. RelatUes nnd friends Humboldt
.u J
O 1,- nv..t A At II... TArlvr.ra'
I'lllon ISTn 13" Klrhtprleln' Kr Ilnt.rst
"'..';' ..!fpuis .mo
imowv Tm,o n t nnsa untiwu. need
ai i!eiitlea and friends invited to runerni , j.-
-.1 . itt'B, ,,inn , p. in , k-iiarivn l , lll.rj-
man 9 Gl 10 Ridge ae., Roxborougrh. Int
prlMite
fll'RKHARD June n FANNY C (nee
Frank) widow of Adam Hurkhurd Due
notice of funeral will be Klven
t-AJU'HELi. May B, nouEivr A., nus
rS'iSpftll (nee 'JleLaurtiln)
oina ot .Matte
on 1 nn nf ,hi
r,?nmlbr"M neU!.'"" aaA ."n'. VeVld e n e'e"
'?,'"' J',on' "J.- "".".G80",,". Je? d"l-.-
i nil i 111 .(llJjtt UKIIIIII) 1.IU ' it tli rt ..
Mt Morlah Cem Auto fumral. Remains
m ly be Ip"l1 SJn., S to 10 r ni
1'AIM:liI Juno 5 Mr I'Al'KIiU. hu
bHnd of Therea Capellt anM 4J Itelatls
uhd frlcndH lnlteI to funeral Tues , 8 3n
a m 1LM3 ritzirernld st Illsh requlom
miKS Kplphany Church I) 30 a m Int,
lloh f'toR Cem .
CA RRO L.U Suddenly June C JOHN,
son of tho late Michael and IlrUliret Cnrroll
of Dromod. County iA-ltrlm Ireland Rela
tives and friend .nlted to 'funeral, Mon
MO a m , residenco of Anthony J Mc
Ginn, 10JS S U3d st Solemn hlsh man of
requiem St. Edmund's Church 10 a in Int.
IIolv Crona Cem Auto funeral
CIARK. Junn .", FANNIE A., wife of
Robert H Clark, aced I Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services. Sun ,
2pm, 4820 N, 4th Bi. Int Woodlands
Cem
CORNS! MUS (nee Sexton) June 0,
1 EI.UAMKTH D.. wit of Edpiir A Corne
i llus Relatives nnd friends Invited to funeral.
Tut-i Up m , 2341 Tanker nt Int Mt,
Morlah Cem Remains may bo lewed Mon.,
8 to 10 p m.
DEI,ANBV Juno 5. THOMAS J F. son
of John J and Jano E Delaney aited 8
Relatives and friend1). Ami-grade, pupil a of
M urecor s fchoul, invitett to runerai,
Mnn Ha. m . parents residence 0421
Harlan st. High mas St, Gregory's Church
n m
m. int hi Denis s ct
Cem. Auto
funeral
DREF.TiIAN June ll. LOUIS hu-hand of
Elizabeth Dreeman (nee Abhaul Relatives
and friends lnlted to funeral services.
Mon , 2 p m , 2430 N 20th St. Int prlatc.
Hillside Cem Friends mnv c all Sun ee
FILEMYR Juno B. WILLIAM II , hua
band of Mary P Filemjr (nfn Scheurle).
aged 38. Relatles nnd friend', members
Father Asso. of Frankford, lnlted to fu
neral Mon, R 30 a m. HW Dyre st ,
Frankford. High mass Church St Joachim
10 a m Int prUate, New Cathedral Cem
Auto service
FOX June 5. MICHAEL E . husband of
Margaret Fox (neo Pryor) Relatives and
friends. DHlslnn No. 45. A O It , Tacony
Nest, No 1008. O. of O : employes Henry
insion & Fons, invilea to xunerai. .vion
nrlhe Jd and 3d St Division of the i' 11. -r - ;' "- ""''""' ' ,'" ,X ! OIRLH wanted for light clean ork, X hour pany in Virginia stnte age. salary deilrad
I ( ,. i,,...i . f.,n.ri fnn H in a m fflvenfrom tmi Ridge ae Roxlwrourll I ,,. D.rtn... nt n.i..n nlAnl nd exnerlence P 124. Ledrer Offlee.
jMmuii oc cvriB, invitfu io iminni, ,uuu , i ,vu-ii nuwumj . u u -m. I'WK.i n
8 30 a m . flUO Gillespie st , Wlsslnnmln widow of Thomas A , Walsh and daunhtpr of
!... n,,iu. , i..- ih..ri.h mhiM. nr1 ntf. Patrick McGarvev Relatives
a rp Trit St Dominic's Cem -"
GERTON June (I ANDREW J, hUs
wife of Paul Guenther Relatives and friends
invlted to cervices. Sun.. 2 pm. ISIS N
atlves nnd frienda Invited to runeral eerv- !,',, funeral ?.';rAAr. tn., T 3 - -
ices. Tues, 2 p. m. S231I E st (above A t-Ani)BV -Sine A JOHN T. husband nf i.ffi f-SS!:
lenhenv ave) In;. Arlington. Cera. Friends AiaAI Warden (nee Rogers), aged (1,1 . U8' r '15 r'i - U5,??J P!li
may rail Mon eve. after 7 30 RUtlvs nd friends T ll Patton Ldff. ""7", BTKPi "?CJ'nce anA
m'KSTHER -Juno H KA TE (nee KraiisH). ! vn HMt. V and A M. . Melita Iloial Arch s-ilarydeslred I1 115 Ledger Office
Front st Int Glenwood Cem Remains may ton Camn :no 'iti, i w ,-. or a , i amp salary $17 pt vvetu Rply, giving ref
te owed .at. eve n 12 P O of A . Hancock Commanderv, rences A 30J Ledeer Office
HARVEY June 5. iiKHNRD, husband
of late Mary Harvey (we Quinn) Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral Mon. 7 30
a. m residence oi his son-in-law. Charles
Molon, 3315 N Mascher st Mass, at St
' ri,,; . " int v P,rh
Church, I) a m Int New Cath-
Auto funeral.
Veronica
eanil irm vuiu um-ii.
HERLEY June 5. L1LLLW E , daugh -
ter of Anna L Herley Relatives nnd
frlerls, also emp oyes of Wanamnker's tea-
room, invited to funeral, Mon, S TO a m..
residence of her mother. 102(1 Falrmount
ave Solemn high requiem mass. Church of
the Assumption. 10 a m Int. Holy
Hemilchre Cem Remains may be viewed
Nun. eve. Auto funeral
HKb At Wlnalow, N J , Juno 5,
FRANK IinSS. aged Id Helatlvea nnd
friends invited to funen.! Sun , residence
of Mr l.arton, near Wllllamsti.vvn N. J.
Rervlces 1 30 p m Rrookljn Church Int
M K Cem . WUHamstovvn. N J
HOLLOWAY. June H at N H. cor Penn
and Knox sts., German town, ALBERT
PAHNI-SrOCK. son of Harry I) and Ne'lle
1) Hollow ay, aged r. neral servicer! on
Mori . 10 a. m.. at the Oliver H, llair Hide..
182n Chestnut st Int. private
HITN IKH June 5 aNMP widow of
David L Hunter, aged SO Relatlvps and
friends invited to services Mon , 2 p. m.,
442ft U'ingohocklng at.. Frinkford. Uemuins
may be viewed Fun eve Int private
JFIFFHUS Of Wvnnewood Pa . June r,
EMMA t widow of Oeorge C Jefferls Rela
tives and friends invited to funeral Hervlce
Mon S p in , Oliver II Hair Hldg X8J0
Chestnut ft. Int Uephzlbah Cem , Tueu..
1 4 p m
JKNIvIN&ONr June tl ANNA, daughter
Of late (ieorge. and Jane Jenklnson Rela
tives and friends invited to funeral. Mon ,
'' p m 3475 Queen lane FhIIs of Schuyl
kill Int West Laurel Hill Cem. Friends
may tali nun . aner . p m
KANK Jun rt, MART daughter of late
James and Mary Kane Relatives and friends
invited to funeral. Tues , 8 30 a m . 243
rnl tnn at Solemn high ma Ri of reuulem
Church of St Philip 10 a m. Int. Holy
Crobfl Cem Auto funeral
KKSNKLLY. June !.. JOHN KISM
NLLLY Relatives and friends Invited to
fum-ral. Mon.. 8 30 a. m 374 J N. 2d St.
Solemn requiem mass St Veronica's Church
10 a m Int. New Cathedral Cem.
KNIPK Tn jstorrlstnwn. June 5. Dr
JACOB O KNIPR. aged 81. Relatives ano
irtends Invited to funeral R28 Swede St.,
Norrlstown Hat H p. m Int. Riverside.
LAVUEN'STINB June ANNIK. widow
of Silver Langenstlne Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Mon S 3o a m. resi
dence of son-in-law. Anton Hteldle, -113
Hector st Roxhorough Requiem mass St.
Mary's Lhurch 10 a, m Int private
LLOYn June 0. HOWARD HASIIINS.
son of David T. and Mollie Llovd. aged 0
years Relatives and friends invited to fu
neral services. Mon,, 2 p in parents resi
dence 3727 N 15th st, Int Northvvood Cem.
Friends may view Remains bun , 7 to 9 p. m
LLOYO -At Riverside N J June 6
SMITH LLOYD, aged CO Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Sun, 2 p m,
son's residence, Harvey S, Llovd 2H2 Hoker
at. Riverside. N. J, Int. Hrldgeboro M. 13.
Churchv ird
MARSHALL. June a. THOMAS J . hus
band of lassie Marshall, aged 34, late resi
dence 1127 Diamond st Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral, Mon. 7 a, m ,
parlors S P Vrankenfleld Sons, 0300 Vine
st llasa St. Dermis Church 0 a. nu int.
fi Dennis Cem
McCUU.OtlaH June B. JOHN' McCUL.
I.OUCIH liuaband of Mary McCullouyh (n
Mohnar ased 34 Relative, and frlenda.
police nf It). -UM DUtrlft ana ronce jjjnn.
I hclal Ao , Invited to funeral. Mon , 1-.10
p m . 3201 S. 2'.M at Int Mt Morlah Cem.
1 Remain, may be viewed Sun, eve. Auto
I "MEANT. June S. JOSEPH I , aon of lata
Jol n J. and Mary Maany HelatUta and
friend., employea Joseph I. Meany & Co.,
I8S N. l'th at. Solemn requiem maaa
Church of Our Lady of Mercy. Broad at. and
i Susquehanna ave., 10 a. m. Int. Holy
1 faenulrhre vem.
i MBCK. At Wlldwood. N. J . June 8,
I JOHN, husband of Euphemla Meek, aved US,
'....,!.. ..... ..I. .... Vt.ll.... I.n.. ..
r,a7, r" a" A. M.t Corinthian Chapter, No
Ni, Artian Order ot M. P.: Eureka Ae.
Liu 'KTn HB. AVHnlnwaa T TtA V T
Bin '17. v. w. iiuviujv ...u 4k, ni
members Nativity Lutheran Church, Invited
to funeral services, Mon.. 2 p. m , 1718
Kris ave. Int. Hillside Cem. Reading and
Fottsviuq papers copy, auio service.
UNDKBTAKERS
BROAD ANt.
DIAMOND
Jliflt BROAD ANb
nKvrim
rnav call M,i, oe Auto cortege
O'KlIErB -June 7. MARY O KEBFE
widow of K H O Keefe Due notice of fu
neral will be glen .. ,, ,
O NEIL June 5. ELIZABETH, widow of
PAl'L O.Sell Relative and "lends In--lted
to funeral Mon , 8 30 a m , 2013
Carpenter st Solemn requiem mass at.
Charles a church 10. a. m. Int. Holy Cross
Cem Auto service
PETERSON June B, EMILY E.. wife
of Itarrj M Peterson Due notice of tuneral
will be given, from her late residence, 1022
Medary st
PPNTARUM.t June 8. AOOSTINO,
bu"band of Olovanntna PunMrelll aged 44
RelatUes nnd friends Societies Ileresgllerl
I, a Marmora Crl'toforo Colombo, Giovanni
Rilo Ixiicla Ilalla O. F D I i Court
John liny Fnrratera of America. Phila
B. 1 illl't
O M.. Hlanathl
, - N, s," ",,
ii n in'; ,trt ,r V.
.'',"" nn," A? 'I'."1 i.".J
"" M 54 L O.
OI It .M . nnu vntniu
unernl Mon 0 a m.
jti" --iiuiii bi nciriiiu iiikii iri"i ". ,"
6t Thrrena a Cluirch Int. Holv Cross Cem
HI.II.lY Tune 4 VILT.IAM J, won nf
at Marcaret and Jamen Hellly. Itelattvea
anj friends InMtd to funeral, Mon, 7 30
ft m t brother In-law a realdenre. Charles
cooper, 2fl Diamond at Mima St Kd i
WRr( 9 Church Ham Int I!oly Cross
- kink Peil lffSl nlBDl
Cem Auto funeral
. . """"' .
, 'TT -SuJJrnU June n ionatz ,
- .""".' "nfl ."' '"" "1eln"u" n.1 T".Vr' V-
.a ei ini. pruaie iorinwooa vein
SATTLER lune r., IIENJAMIN hul-nd
of late' Sorhle Sattler Kclatlies and friends,
ellenburg & Co
Ileneflclal Asbo , In-
Mted to funeral srlees Sun. 10 30 a
q Sun . 10 30 a m .
Pi
arlors Morris Rosenlrerg's 'Son. 2000 N
Itroml st Int. Adath Jnhurun Om
SCHMIDT Juno n. JOMlJIMIINi: m
of Anthony Schmidt, nj.eii SJ Rrlatlvcs
ind friends members of St I'rsul i lien
rHlety inMted to runeral TU"(i , 7 30 a m
414 St. I.uke nt Requiem nan St Heln
rlch's Church 0am Int Rt l'eter'a Cem
Auto funeral
HIlirnilT June 4 HDWAIID rt.. hin.
band of Martha Selfert (nee Haughcvl Rla-
tlifji and friends. Court Mt Vernon No 117. '
of A.: employee Lnarles i.enninir Cheml- I
.TJlPratT.'.'llVideSufa1 ji'C NorS-od .
Cern Remain, may he Mewed d.t 8 to 10
SHOEMAKER May 30. CHARI.EI W .
husband of Anna K Shoemaker RelatUes
Kred Taylor Camn. No j 8 of V Quaker
ana rrlenas iroop j ana memuers oi ioi
emploves of P and II iK Port Rlrtmond'
Div. Invited to funeral service Sun 130
Rm 29DII Arnmlnuo n" Int private,
"orth Cedar Hill Cem Krlend may view
remains Rat , 7 to 10 p m
SIMMON'S Juno 4 11M.M J wife nf
John r Simmons Itelativea and friend In
ted to funeral erlrei Mon. 2pm 4023
Poplar st Int Fernwood Cem Prlends
may call Sun eve
SLAW June r, HKNJAMIN F SI.AW.
aged 83 Relatives and friends, Wane
Ixidge, No 81. F and A M . Washington
Camp. No 408 P O S of A . Invited to
funeral serlces. 24r Conestoga road, Wajne,
Pa, Sun, 7 30 P. m Int Newport, Del,
Mon
SMtTir Juno r MART S . eldest riauch.
ter of the late Jacob II and Margaretta S
a uH n.i;iu.. ..i e-l.;i i.i..A .
funeral services MonV. 2 v m ." at the
Oliver li iiair mac in-u uneamut bi
Int. rrlvnte
STACKV Tun ft. nHN'JAMIN hunbnnrl
of Kllen Stcej nee UellH) Helatlven nnd
friends lnlted to funeral Tue fi in a m .
2r,rtX N Dnrlen at bolernn requiem mntst
st Edward'H Church 10 a m. Int. New
Ciithedrnl fern Auto funerM
STBWAKT iuni ll niAHLiISS EU
VAHI, husband of Grace Roberts, at 'Jill
Pin st Duf notice of funeral WUI b jrlven.
WADDTNGTOX June r THOMAH WAD
DINGTON nired 84 113112 S 22d nt Kela
tlves and friend. ahlngton Iodife, No
r0 P and A M , Invited to funeral serv
ices, Mon 2 p. m parlors of John C Klm
merle, lnl S Hrond st Int private. Mt
Morlah Cern Friends mnv view remains
Sun 7 to in r. m Auto funeral
WALKER Juna 0. THOMAS P. WAI.K
VA at Cornerstones, near Phoenlxvllle. Pa
Aeed 83 Relatives, nnd friends Invited to
funeral servii es from hln late resldenco
CornerBtons, Mon , Juno 9. 3 P m. Int
Morris Cem , PhoenixvllK Conveyance will
meet Phlla and Reading railroad train ar
rlvlnc t Phocrlxvllle 2 11 p m.
WANNER Tine fl. FRANK L. , Bon of
Gcortca and late Mary Wanner, atjed 18
RelatUes antl irienuw, iifiiiuvrn vj oi j
omniawa L'rampn
cinipar. inuea io ru-
L.'- .. ,. M . .
neral services Tues, 2pm
father's resi-
dence, 015 E. -Mojer si
int. Palmer
V AI.II cuoneniy. Juno t. 111,1,1,. 11
, nna frends Invited to funeral. Mon 9-30 a
mother's residence
Colorado st
I h inter
Jopp i Council,
46.
J Row! and .r,le(-t.. Master Msons, Washing-
i P O r or a "lM,,,,no U'v tuM.n,Vp"'
Tues at H p. m 'rn 213 N 17th st. Int
Mord Pa M afternoon Train leaves
t 'rH ,v ., " '",." rt nti
1G0INH lune 0. ADIHE J . wlilow f
Wl 1 m H Wiggins Relatives nnd friends
" ', t() f,imiHl services Mnn U h m.
r el dence of daughter Mrs William Wun-
.H.nA
1 V" (no Hurbridce st . Germantown Int
, r,rlvHte
WILSON June 3 TAMES son of William
I and Elizabeth FImln aged 27. Relatives
Hnd friends Invited to funeral services Sat ,
T p in. at residence of parents 1210 P.
23d st. au n ""' fl" rt 1I s tn
Cem. Remains maj be viewed 1 rl , S to
10 P m.
LKfiAL ADVFRTISKIKNT.S
r-SF IN Till) ORPHANS COURT VOR
iid- the Cotmtv of Phlladelphhi.
April Term, mil . 32.
Estate of Frederick . Inns. Jr., rtee'il.
Kv'an the widow of the decedent, has filed
XOtlce Is nereov biv ru umi aiiiiib niewnrc
In said court her pennon claiming ner ex-
emotion of Jflm. under hection 12 or the
Fiduciaries Act of 1017, out of the real
estate of tho decedent known as Nos
Mr and 2114 North Falrhlll street. Phila
delphia and that the Hppnlers appointed
by the Court have Htpraied the said prem
en nt the Hiini nf "i) n r and above t t
. .. nf ti.ini. tn whhh same are sub
ject, and praying that nald appraisement
tfl
lon mi
loned by th Court on Frllaj June 27 IBin
unle exieptlona thereto be filed before that
tlme HOWARD T WII.ON.
TIIOMAH T (JAIN
Attome. for Petitioner.
mpr.rriini . -
I.0ST AWT) FOUND
SUITCASE I'oat black aullcdee on trolley
route " Friday afternoon June ll, re.
ward If returned to Mlas Lola Heist, the
lnox. loin nnu phu
-Lost. June
open-face 14-iarat
cold bracelet watch. Initial. J R Re
ward If returned to J K. Caldwell i Co..
Juniper and Chestnut ets.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
IKLL TELEPHONE OPERATINO
$0 00 rer week paid durlnc Aral
month of Instruction and then rapid
advancement: operators are a,
aimed to offices convenient to their
home,.
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
An excellent opportunity for younr
women between IS and S3 years of
aire.
There are comfortable and attrac
tive recreation and dlnlna rooms,
where meala are aerved at cost.
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT
Apply between
l. m and 0 p
MISS RYAN
16St Arch at.
Flrat floor
TB BELT. TgLRPIIONE CO.
ALTERATION HANDS
ON DRESSES
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
CARRIERS and folder, wanted, experienced
or learners. Apply AJirar Hosiery Finish.
Ing Co . Westmoreland and C ats
COLLEOE GRADUATE
One who deslrea to develooln an Interesting
Un. of constructive Industrial work : excel,
lent opportunity. Miller Lock Co., Orthodox
and Tacony at..
COOK, experienced, white. forTetrmanent po
sition In family of B best reference. re
qulred, gooa wagea. -n -nesinui mil up.
COOK Wanted a good cook and also a
chambermaid i no laundry; reference r.
flulrea. rnop. "ry" iswr.iai.
and downstair, work; wbltet oo
1 1
mi -r.-i. jniiiii i ouncn. rn
4 wMMt?$
HELP WANTED FEMALE
COOKING, downstairs work, reliable: white
or colored Telephone. I07O Hwarthmore.
drapers hPkahy positions, good
WAGES II MAIIIKU. 243 W 47TH ht .
NEW YORK'
DRESSMAKER
Teants waist and skirt finishers
ALSO HELPERS
Half day Saturday and long season
Apply 1301 iKrcust st
DRESSMAKER wants waist, skirt and sleeve
hands also finishers Apply 1500 1ocust st
DRESSMAKERS AND SEWERS
EXPERIENCED
APPLY ntlREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKEIVS
DRESSMAKER wants nnlehers Call 701 N
24th st Phone Poplar 80ftn J
riNISIIKRS STEAHY POSITION GOOD
WAGES H MAIIIEU 248 W. 47TII BT .
NEW IIITIK
FtTR SEWERS
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKEIVS
GIRL, soung for light clerical work: no '
experience necessary App y Edward O I
Rudd Manufacturing Co 21th st and Hunt.
In Park sve Welfare Depirtmerrt
.. . m-- TTT- .-,. - - ,. - .-
Ullll. ir nmiwoi b ro. io w ,
I'hone Germantown '
S-d
uiuioi er i" now iib un rf-iiriu ou.t'r-
tunitv to ttecur teadv work in a inoorn
un tn-datA fartor ldenl location for Wept
J'hlla Fir! on -recount of cloe proximity in
Mitma lUrlrnr Iincaater n . narr,
Rpruce Haltlmorp ae and Snrlnr Garden
bridge urfaro lines oneratnra wanted In
the amembllnir department, whero the work
nllll U - -. 111 . fc.-. --11... A b
"" "'iii hum tif-wii hihu uu
and nther llnht mnrhlneB
presses tappers .
lor details rail '
, ,,., ,. T. Pa8t0 Co .
Arch
C.LA7Ent
ExrnniENCEn women- ot.azers
C.OOD WAOKS STEADY WORK NO I,A-
ntm trooiile aiti.y to r rlumen-
THAI, CO. WILMINGTON, DEL., MON
ROE ST. GATE.
I
HOSIKIW Fn lnlllra and looners or
Scott & Williams full automatic machines,
steady -work good pay, Hglenlc Fleeced
Underwear Co , 241 N Howard st ,
"IHZVrZW
Ah flh,"oU "Shf VoJdland0 1
assist
shore.
.100
IUNDRESS, white, to go to Catskill Mts.
for 2 mos Thone C, Hill US for Interview.
MII.MN'ERT SALESWOMEN
EXPERIENCED IN HANDUNfl
HIOH-ORADE MERCHANDISE
Ari'I.V BUREAU OF EMPLOrMENT
WANAMAKER'S
NTRSERV GOVERNESS or mother's helper:
2 (.'Iris 1 and 7 Ilrvn Mawr, experience
and first-claes reference necessary. P 218,
Ledger Office.
OPERATORS Experienced operators on flat-
lock machines to seam knitted underwear:
clean work good pay Lawrence Knitting
Co loos rilhert st
OPERATORS anl learncTs on children's,
misses' and ladles' dressed Apply to C.
Stelntleld H Co 13th and Cherry sts
OPERATORS exp on Singer and Merrow
oirnws micniwi, ipr ronax wiiu unur
gLr ..awrencc Knitting Co 1003 J Filbert .t
OPERATORS wanted on cotton dresses to
take home, please bring permits The
Gertrude Drevs Co , S00 Arch st.
OPERATORS or binders on light canvas
work, good wages Tenneson Co 11 Dock
street
SALES LADT to nil on manufacturings
Plants office bu Mines, etc . handllnn
line of disinfectants, oils, sweeping com
pounds and sundry articles must have ex
perience, pje-isinjE personality nna neat ap
pearancp. vvllllntr to trael If necessary:
Ptrlctls commission basis, but will allow (
drawlnff urcount, excellent opportunity for
Jul.., nuumi., irpiy, kiviik u win 11 u
io use reierencea and previous connections-
In'oB photo If ava
vallable. M 508. Idser
uinee.
' RTEVOGRAPIIER
CAPARLE OF DOING GOOD WORTC
APPLY UlTREAl' OF F.MPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, rapid ptu-
rate In spelling and punctuation neat In
work nnd appearance cannhle hnndMntr cor-
t'KtinnilfiTli A wtthnilf rfirtntlnn ntiA i tt ri aima
....... ... ...... v.- .,.. .,..y ...... .......
) exn in step, nusiness prer . must irive refs
j Address Mating mo alar
H IS 11 Off
1 STENOGRAPHER
hv larnre cmnna mr. de-
slrahlo opportunity for vounff lad , state
njf0 exnerlence RHlarv npIrifl rnnvon rn
I location excellent hours A " Led Off
ll3-atlo" excellent nours. . .t- t ien urr
atre experience, salarv desired convenient
STENOGRAPHER Yonue ladv hb assistant
to executlvo knowledge hookketpInT pref
t STENOGRAPHER quick nnd accurate'
hours S 0 to r. 30. 80 to 1 Saturday;
STENOGRAPHER vanteO for Broad and
Chestnut Rt office must be experienced
and not over 30 ears of nge, state salary
'desired M 5Q. ledger Office
821)1
v"1'-. ""' iiS&iK,.MAH.Ai,tirn wanitn ior law onice:
must be efficient, one with lecal experi
ence preferred, state age experience and
slirv dsired P 115 Ledger Offlie
STLN'OORAPHKR VcunP Christian lady,
who has had at leat 2 vcar' practical ex
perience Anolv Tii Rourwe Ride
TYPIST, oung woman, for general office
work stenography not necessar. state
sfie. experience, references and pay expected
P O .o 741
WAITRESS chambermaid, white, moun-
tains during sum rntn 11 . ns ior inter
WHAVKUK feminine on furniture tape
Apply Kastlako Mfg. Co . Ieiper and
Adam, sts.
WINDBRS wanted nn skein arns good pav
steady work Apply at once, Robert Lewli
Co, Richmond and Brill sts, Rrldesburg,
I rniianeipnia
WOMn.N. WHITE
for cleaning aw sonunnivn
APrLl' IU'HEAU of employment
WANAMAKER'S
J.'
1
WOMEN' EPERIKNCED ON
m'SHKI.INO OF MEN'S f'LOTIIINO
APPLY UirUEMT or EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
Women for parcel collecting
ant wrapping
APPLY UUKKMI or EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER S
WOMEN NI GIRLS- WVMVIl TO PICK
MTKAYlt.KHll. AI'I'l. IM1AV T' J.
RITTER li CO 'J1BH K "I'lUN ST.
WOMEN. 2 to 40 ear for factory work.
J c Har.ce awaneon and wuecn sts.
TOUNO LADV We require the scrlces of
a Uily for clerical work, must li. quick
end accurat worker fi-ood position for some
one intending making a permanent connec
tion; Khe particulars, Including aire, aalury.
ri( I i, iusrr v,iii.-
TOUNO WOMEN
FOR CASJlIERINO AND INSPECTINO
APPLY BUREAU OP EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
YOUNG WOMEN
EXPERIENCED ON RINDERY WORK
APPLY HUREAU OF EMPLOt MENT
WANAMAKER'S
WILL PAY real money for 2 nirls, 1 a
cook and another un upfttatrs Birl must
be flrat class In every respect, and In return
will Klve Kood waKes, lllnif conditions and
surroundings Ideal and a most comfortable
Place for a rulr of hluh srade. tntellleent
irlrla Apply In person. W. E S Der.
York road and ypruce ave.. Jenklntown.
HELP WANTED MALE
AGENTS wanted, selllnc oil leases In weat
Trxa oil flelds. prestlg-e of 211 years In
business behind us: slrons co-operation for
salesman and biff commissions Dan Son
nenthell t Co . Dept. L. Dallas. Ter
AGENTS wanted: household article; good
pay. Call H to B a. m . 1310 Pine St.
AWNING HANGERS. EXPERIENCED
APPLY Bl'KEAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
IIKLT REPAIRER wanted for work on end,
less Pells ai ceui-em. piaiu, Aianurim, Wl
Virginia, aieaoy riiitivyiiiffc, .uuu wa
Write Alpha poriiana Yemeni; to., ci
en-m.
BOY oer 10. wanted to run errand, in
electrical supply house: good opportunity
for bright young man. Apply Elllott-Lewla
Electrical Co.. 1017 Race st.
BOY. oer ll neat, bright, actlie; must
hav. grammar-school education or better:
tio to start. H. K. Mulford Co., 426 S.
lam n
BOYS. 14 to 16 year, of age: position, of
advancement and permanent for reliable
and desirable applicants. Bailey, Bank. A
Middle Co . 1221 H.naom t.
atiflUVTVVU
' ON MEN'S CLOTHrwO
L,, . ,'T. : wlNAXAtCHR'B-. - -t'i
19
f"
HELP WANTED MALg , Vlffi
CARINnTMA'KERB
FIRST CLASb
STEADY WORK
GOOD CONDITIONS
GOOD PAY
s4 .Ki
A
APrLT LESTER TIANO FACTORIES i J
LESTER, PA. ". jJ
TAKE CHESTER SHORT-LINE TRO,LBTa-1,4
' t?3
CARPET and linoleum layers, first ctau.htVj
wanted at once ery hlshest was-es and -tw
steady work Radlgan Rros , Gary. Ind. j -r
CHAUFFnt'R Sober, middle-aged man to
drive Autocar reference hhowell-Fryer
12th and Wharton. ,,
CLERK. PAYRf LL AMI COST DtSTRIB
vwi'DUn IN INDUSTRIAL PLANT
tN VICINITY OF PHUAIEI,I'HIAt MUST
HAVE EXPERIENCE: OTHERS NEED
iv'l ' ' . . w ' ' !fi ''-. ''"'."-
iD SAURY. I' 133, L-IHIEH OtriCE.
CLERK. tpenrltlng expert, nee deslrablt.
for tiranen ornca wnoiesaie lumber com-
("T ACCOUNTANT Experienced mn.
t.Mi mil work, with ability to Inatall
t ' - "' en inventories system. P 112.
ivorerjuincc. , -
DYERS Experienced cotton warn drtn
ntr h'.o mlll-lfflu Wm Kedward
Delrg Co . Cedar and Cambria ata.
ni.ErTniCIs.Ni. WNTED
FAMILIAR WITH THOLLET CAR WIRDfO
APPLY FOREMAN BARN NO. X
10TH AND LUZERNE CAR SHOP.
PHILADELPHIA RAPID TRANSIT
COMPANT
FURNITURB UPHOLSTERERS
APPLY ntlREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
OA7ERS
experienckd' men ot.azers
Good wsEes hleady work no labor trouble,
APPLY TO F RLUMKNTHAL CO.
Wllmtncton, Del.. Monro st. raU
HOUSEMAN wanted: white man preferred;
3 adults Telephone Woodbury 257.
JOR PRE8.SMEN
1015 Diamond.
U. S. Fashion Plat Co.
LARORHRS who are experienced for ware
house work, to handle hales, barrels. tn
unloading from cars and benms and ptl
(." - ,nhB,. 4 l ai.u" Tir""Z lT3
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i- T i-vnAid "u,,u MV "r StJ
T frt It:il IVJ fc'rnnl A
Mr. Reynoldo
HOO I&L.A.ND MIIl'VAHD
WANTS
RIVETERS
nlVETINO GANGS
COPPEH&MITHS. FinST CLASS
PASSER BOYS
MUST BE OVEH 10 TEARS OF AOT
A
tl.
OUR TRAINING DEPARTMENT
WANTS STRONG. ABLE-BODIED
MFN TO LEARN SHIPIIUILDINO
TRUE3. GOOD PAY WHILB
LEARNING.
APPLY
300 WALNUT ST.
SHE MR. SHATTUCK
OK MR. THILLIPS
1521 ARCH ST.
SLE MR. SWART?.
KITCHEN EQUIPMENT EXPERT
We have a big opportunity for
man who Is an expert In laying out
and planning large kitchens, and
who can handle selling complete
equipment for them. .Must be able
to handle actual drafting and lay
out work. For a really big man
who can demonstrate hla ability w.
will pay a big salary Applica
tions will be held strictly confi
dential. Addre.s Mr. H B Brown.
ALBERT PICK & CO.. 205-224 West
Randolph street Chicago. III.
linotype oPEnTa?' .??2.kr.a.l"i"l .23
steady poamon. .iauvhbi ; n f
ln22 II St., -W. W.. aBninaiuii. -. w frf-t)
LINOTYPE OPERATORS AND AD- Aft
MEN WANTED APPLY FIFTH ?
FLOOR LBDOEB BLDQ.. 0T Sg,
AND CHESTNUT 8TS.
.. vi
'-v
MAN. thoroughly exoerienped. capable. 'iV
. .snj? ".r....: , ie7v. Vohd waiaira
VaSrnAVnVnt work." OholYtili Spring dM
Atlanta. Qa.
MAN wanted to take charge of tnul
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