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BTOOrEW RESORTS
ATLANTIC C1TV. N. J..
Coolest anil .Molt Attract!. Location
HOTEL
ESPLANADE
W1I0LE BLOCK OCEAN ITIONT
Directly on the Boardwalk, Boston to Soyer-
tm iva In .vcl.i.lvn Phelftei. section fail.
800, Fresh and sea water baths, private aid
subtle and every appointment. Modern
hydro-therapeutic department. Orchestra
Dancing. Auto bin meets trains. Booklet
Ownership direction. W F SHAW.
ATLANTIC CITY
Opcrv at all easor3
r of ineYcan
A recognised ..standard
or excellence,
CrrTv600. 1MTERJ.BV2BY.
WtsX Located, I'opulnr Price! Hotel
Hotel Netherlands
New York Ave., 50 yard from Boardwalk
Cap. 400. Elevator, prlvat. baths runn ...
water in bedrooms FRED FKATtttRS
Ttathtnr nrlvileae from hotel Dane Fb.or
June rotes, Amerlrnn Plan vlrli mruNt $3 I
to X3 ilallrt nn, 51. ..(). sin, sre.i rokiy.
AI'tll'ST KimvXnF.L, Proprietor.
VI 1-1- A -I.... - lu.a- 1.J Otaul Pt
Capacity 250. American plan. table mnd service I
Bpeatalfeatares. private baths running water I
inrcoova. ejeTatorrreasonaDerares. vrj an i
year. Ownership manarement J. L. LEi.L)b.
a mum it, wuum u
si.V WKNl K
i 'I Mel Per
Private baths, etc
L i AKE
200
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r HOTEL BILTM0RE-
(Torn r rh Wetmon"
Rhod island A Nar Roardwalk.
All outside loom sullen with bath
Orchestra Darning ''apa-Mtv U50
Hot and -oM se.i wat.r hriths.
tTnd' r new management
BILTMORE HOTEL COMPANY
HOTEL JACKSON
Virginia aw first house from Boardwalk and
Bteel Pier. FIREPROOF. Private baths, run
nine water In rooms Orchestra ; prill
American and European plan Moderate rate
Ownership management. S.J BHOGAX
ROQUOSS
South Carolina Avenue, adjacent to beada.
Cap. AOO.KeAned patronage, mus.c.de.ncLnz.
Mnctljr modern, table and service excellent,
largi solarium. Booklet. A. Franokl
THE WILTSHIRE
Vlrclnla ave. and Bea h , orean iev -h-
paclty 850 private baths, running watt r
rooms, eleator etc , Atmrltnn pi tin, ape ia,
wwkly rates, booklet SAMUEL ELLIS
HOTEL MEJUON .im:i-kimii
Vermont iv and tfce Rearn nt-ar all
tractions, 'apaclty 350. HlRh-rlass, mod.
hotel. Superior Tnble. peutor. prlv -at!
running: warpr In looms, etc Extens
porches .'"hmanng't M T. FAR! h
"THE CARLTON CUE2 ?
The Yarmouth BflCr Xr
Ownership Tanaement
CUA8. P. ZAZZALI
HOTEL WHITTLE
New York Ave
4th hotel from
beach, Amer. plan $2.50 up dally European
11.00 up. Elevator Bathing from hotel
HOTEL FREDONIA
OPEN ALL YEAR Tennessee ave Just off
Boardwalk. European plan. Every appoin
went Moderate rate restaurajit.
RIWAYNF Kentucky Ave. Fourth hotel
DUV-rtl" from Ueach Amer plan
J2.B0 up daily; $14 up weekly. Kuropean
1 up dally. HARRISON H1PPLE. Prop.
RRFVOORT ls B- Carolina Ave. Near '
UKtVUUP.1 ,!e!ttcn & Pmna n
Larlte airy rooms. Amer. plan J2.B0 up dally
MB.PO up weeklv. Under new management.
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Always open Alwas ready Terms mod
erate Phone or write M Valh Punean
NFW HYGEIA Cor n..X.aoi p'hc
.. -- Aves soita home com.
forts: modern: clean
wkly. rates; bklt.
centre $1 up dally;
M ROTHMEN.
Hotel Rio Grande "Jj
naJV. Flreptoof. I. jroptjn plan Kates $2 0U
w Kiev.: run water: arm- M. M .MeCall. 1'r.
Worthinrrton si.n ancl ,'cflo Ae,.
vruruiiiii,1"" Block from beach & Reading
nnot. lint & en.
runnlnc wair tn nn.
Terms modernte
T n UY.DT VvU"-
w. .. ...... A ,llnt J t.
Hotel Arlington Mlcnlgan av near Beacj
Open all rear R J OSHOKNB tSQji '
Hotel Boscobel" n --
Amer. plan Rook'et. A E. MARION
Wtminster Iiy,.av- nr- Bch- E,ev- to st.
wesoninsici 1rlv bath5 runnlng water
112.60 up wkly. 2.5ltup dally. Chas. Buhre
HOTEL PLAZA
RT CHARLES PLACE & PACIFIC AVE
Elevator Private baths. A C McCLET.T.AV
rt II 11
111 and I-ac.
Beach-front t
rrwRn nlan
""""" Mew mer. a hiUropoan nlan
nniiiirii . . .
rate rw. cap.
SO. A. C. Channel!. Ownw'
Amrfirnn 162 t.James pi., 2d house from
-vmcncaa hpach. $2 50 dally Ttgollln
Nnw Clarion !5y .Ae- "rrn Garate.
-""-"- KOOK'et
K no VI pack
OCIIAN CITY. N.
THE BREAKERS
Only Boardwalk hotel K A TOfN'tl M
unTCI DDIPLItXm"
HOTEL OKIGHTON
7th and ocean Ave.
Open June lift
HTt SOOT
Hotel Henry ,?&"&. Hfnt
Scarborough
720 Ocean Ale.
Kaclns
nEID
ocean I. S
FLEETWOOD
SwarthmoreJnr!
6th and Wesley Ave.
M I. DAVIS.
nls rourts Kear beach A
WP 4T ft Llppiwntt,
Trip Mavberrv 8th wesfey s.td .
inemajuciijsi,n Mr.r)mi:
,ea-
rry
ASIU'RY TAKK. N. .1.
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THE NEW OCEAN HOTEL
On the Kuropean Plan
PlnMt on the North Jersey Coast Cap, 350,
H. GARDNER. Mxt.
wii-mvoou. .N. .i.
HOTEL SAVOY "'?'" ' . Prtt.
baths, rung water,
160 capacity, ownership management.
W H OERSTEL.
EHrreton Inn Centrally located nr beach;
orchestra: booklet. J.
ALBERT HARRIS
AVAl.ON. N. J.
HOOD COTTAGE
Delightfully situated 0th Street and Beach
Every room ocean view. SPECIAL Sl'NDAY
DINNERS. A 3 HOOD. Avalon. N. J
1IKACH HAVEN. X. J.
THE ENGLESI DE
Th. best combination of genuine seashore
features on the Atlantic Coast. Matchless
fishing, sailing, bathing, etc. ocean and
bay. Five tennis courts.
Th. Entleslde offers modern appointments.
Sea and fresh water private hatha, etc.
Orchestra Garage Booklet
H. F. KNC.LE. Manager.
Also The fQTlngton. West 1'lllladelnlila
MONTCLA1R. N. J.
IDEAL COUNTRY HOME
Hotel Monfclair
MONTCLAIR. N. 1.
MOST DKLIGHTFCLI.Y SITU.TET
RESIDENTIAL HOTEL IN NKU'
YOBK'erSIJIIlIRBS.
OPEN THE ENTIRE YEAR
rBEDERICK C. HAM, COJIPANY
&
LONnrORT. N. J.
HOTEL ABERDEEN
LONOrORT. N. J.
DlrMtly on th. ocean front. An Idea
,.famliy hot.l In comfort and ourroundlngs at
Tsnotfenit. rate.. 20 mln. by trolley nr auto
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"'Vtiatfporfi W n.ir,eoncr.t. arwU and
LMiyport'. big nrri concrete aea-wall and
rrth4Xf,
if'fr'f''-; y t'.fr
stnnran hcsorts .iTOnnat resorts
JTaNA,V CANADA
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QUEBEC CANADA JIM-liiM
A "CASTLE OF COMFORT", uneurpe.ted iWl'illl lfli fOll M
in beauty o nite and luxurj of appoint' Jl kWflftFjrniiui UduiHUlltlllunMQMiB
mentt. Command a a magntneentpano- TLW UDJUiifli I IU IhJuMIuN 'inHl
rima of the St. Lawrence nnrl the Laurentian MmwUJiMWS
Mountnlna. Cool brarinc air insurei perfect i AJmllHeVffii!)ll llfluftflMi, '
comfort on the hottest mid-summer day, I IVHRvSifPMTUllM ''fflB(!l lUf
Excellent motor roads from the Statei. via .11 liHWMillmilllfllli iWimlli' m
Albany and Montreal, or via UTilte Mountatni. ,ll Mutfimiii' I'fll ny'I1 iafinffiHtliN 02
Alu-itvi rnmniininnalilik. rn tnonolitan nennle. .'UL..tiafllli I sTiaJI lldlll II u .lltWw Jit Irlfll nfl
DnnrtnR, excellent mueic.aParU and fS'ew York ipniji Uij iSOJ j Q l4 Uli iRtfllfllR Uilmllfl iuU
cuttne. reneer appointments ana scrvico ai uj nnuii ijFM 111 l iitu Hjfrll)"ii n BB IE-
anaaian r'acmc riotri. 11 , n ii tiui u wm mui. .1 J 1R r
Make the CHATEAU FRONTENAC an WWE U M m 111 P ..M .
objective point of your summer tour. ,J 1 Ijji Ijjl! lu uj Kh j IJlllij H yrfiLjHl'
r- r.. i .ij...t... -jj-... il a IllmHli. ' IQlultllliy JheI IPiiiyiflri 111. i
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1 A&yi.5l '' "W, 7'BliT, I t llj. -i..i.(eii rf. Ls III
Opens
? An exeluaUe mountain reaort comfortab e. modern and I I
An exeluaUe mountain reaort comfortab e, modern and
stir rtuy located lu extenilve toreat preBerva, only 180 mllea
f in PlilUdelphla Inuauai eleatlon. 700 fert. No black
f or mos(iultoes. Orcheatra, Danrlnfi, Library, Play
i Tennis. Knqu. Dltllard, IIowKnc, Water Rnorta
u d.e Hnrss. Othr Intereatlnc features. N. Y. Book In
llhO Uro.idwi.y. Tel Mad Sq 4748.
JUNE 14th
HJRBassctt
Manager
Hamilton Apartment Hotel
West Main St.. Norrlstqwn, Pa.
A comfortable suburban Hotel -petweea
town and country, overlooking the Bchujl
kill River. Large veranda. levator ud aU
modern ctinvenlences.
Bell Telephone Nnrrl"wn 'fl4-
KLIXAIIETIITOWN, X. V.
AND ('OTTAC.F.'l
In the Heart of the Adirondack.
TennN saddle brees. danrlng t lnest Golf
Cnurs.- In the Adlrondaekfl (.rill. Booklet
A V STKTPON Pro I' zabethtown
N T
HOTEL PURITAN
390 Commonwoalth Avo.Boalon
The Distinctive
Boston House
Li
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' f called by. qlobe trotters one of ;
I he most homelike nnd attractive
! hotels In theworld. Modast rotes. J
i Write for our booklot wtthquideto i
f historic places. RL-Costcllo-Mgr. I
1.KNOX. M.!W.
HOTEL ASPINWAU
LENOX, MASS.
High and Cool in the Berkshim '
A HOTEL OF DISTINCTION i
Now Open deration 1400 ftt
Deslrablo Cottage with Hotel ervtee ' '
HUH K S. TWdKOGKIt. Mannrers I
Wlnt.r Jtb.ort. Trlneeaa Hotel, llermoda
rxi.MorTii. imii.
FALMOUTH ARMS!
Right on Buzzard Il.iy.
rrtLHUL III. 11.135,
A Summer Hotel of the Highent Class.
For Booklut and Rates Hddresn
E. W BOYCE Manager.
URK PLACID, N.Y
LAKE PLACID. N. Y. NOW OPEN
Modern In all Its appointments.
J. J. MVKENEY, Manager.
Winter Highland Park Hotel Aiken, S. C.
ITtANCOMA. N. If.
FOREST HILLS HOTEL Co
Franconia (White Mountains). N. H
Frank Ii. Abbott 4 Son. Managing Props.
A thoroughly modern hlgh-graae resort.
Unexcelled table. Unobtrusive service.
Every outdoor recreation. Reasonable rates
Same man Upland Terrace, Bethlehem. N.H.
"Finest Vieto Cost 0 he cockle."
IXTKItVAI.K. N. II.
Intervale IIou und Cottages, Willi. Mis.
Open July -'d For Illustrated booklet addre.s
H. C. MUDGETT. Prop.. Intervale. N. H
GOnllAM. N .II.
Mt. Modleon House. Gorham, N. II. , Th.
Gateway to th. ,Whlt. Mts. Opens June 20.
For lllua. book't wrlto C. O. Chandler. Prop
rAPB MAY. X. J.
COLONIAL HOTEL
Ro0ra,2S,lSh,a?oan,h W , r?yRC,H.Wa,er
Owner and Proprietor
TOLCIIESTER liF.ACH. JID.
HOTEL TOLCHESTER
Beautifully situated on Chesapeake Ray, AH
the Advantages of Salt Water and Osona,
K pedal ratea by the week and week-end.
Apply HOTEL TOLCHESTER.
Tolchesttr Beach. Md.
WASHINGTON, p. O.
Burlington Hotel
t ... than fivr mtnulea from evervthlnv
Ame'tican and European Plans
rIuMUU alta UU'UpCiin I lans
An .oom. 222 Baths $2 & Un
. NomiMimx, pa. . K.xtii.K'i mi:hi:. pa.
iwflk
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J..V- JHILW Ii"
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EaffleS Mere. Pa. I
The summer resort that Is different
because It combines mountain and sea
ehore condltlonB with unique sunound
lnps. For booklet and rates write:
The Crestmont Inn
WILLIAM WOODS. Manager
The Forest Inn
HERMAN V. VEAGER, Manager
The Lakeside
! a KIRK SON
The Raymond
Ml RRAY S KIKRS Manager
DEVON. PA.
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tv viiuuilie inn 7nrzy", -", , - i
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JlrKT? .leB- Jjoome with bm
M.JJt. ,Sfi- . -- t8' Danclnj trs
C 1A 1 IV nPllfs Kla fe. V.-1.
.L . .":'L.,:i.'1T: rnnn' "-'ii 17
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WKBXKIthVII.I.K. I'.
The Hlchlnnd House
V. - , , .
- on open. Overlooking '
the famous Lebanon Vap
and (Irfulrirt. Address M. K
iin?vt?rt.-tM !
BRLNKLEY
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Pi:H'ttA. V.. 1
RIVER VIEW HOTEL
On the Kusonehn..:. Vndr new managm't
Rates on ai.pllrjtlon IV-d .1 Qunde. Prop
SCIIWKXKSVH.I.E. PA.
Perkiomen Inn ld,t'
modern resort.
lora: nrl k.i.
boat'B bath'a-.flsh'i Tennis "kit o M CarL
nnrc noN.M.
lloth ee
P BUSINESS COLLEGE
Shorthand ana Typewriting or
Boolcbeoplng; Taught in About
30 Day of Study.
Send for Catalogue
VtPARKWAY BUILDING J
shorthand and nooKKKnri.NG
Our graduates are In constsnl demand for
?Z2.V'" iwsilions uregg Shorthand. ' FITZGERALD Suddenly June 21.
I an I eecretaPr?Vnurm mVV" bu,ln ' JOSEPH M.. son of Joseph and MarV Ftti
i and eecretarlal courses. Half rates summer I r.rnH ln.n Mrr.nn .H 17 n..aiivi. ,!
5'nv .i"m. rUfi J.,r.a i.,ng. EnI0!!
y.i$,T.r. .L or..V7i'I' 'or ,u"
WB i'tiii nriiivpSl f nirrrif
BJOf HULA. 11 MM; COLLEGE
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Phila. School of Office Training
10th and Chestnut Streets
Results without red tape Graduates of
this Institution will unhesitatingly tell you
which Is best Oyer lifts rer rent of our
students and graduates discarded the old
umhersoma systems for our modern meth
ods Si-rlal summer rales to any one enroll
ing before Julv 20 Phone Locust 1603
BOYD SHORTHAND TAUGHT IN 30 DAYS
SPANISH TEACHER WANTED
Jfala or Female, native pre
ferred, lor young man who de
sires to study Spanish to 7J o
icsaon, or t lessons a week.
Write
M 710. Ledger Office
Short Courses n,nArDaVtaeisce
Bookkeeping. Shorthand. Typewriting. Eng
lish. Penmanship, Dictaphone. Comptometer.
Day and evenlnc sessions. Start at any time.
Individual Instruction. Summer school.
TALMICR SCHOOL. 16 South 10th St.
CTD A YFR'S Tn BeBt Business School
J I-x B07 CHKSTNUT ST.
TAvlor School . Qay SecreUrlal
layiur JCnOOl churmm. 1002 Market
SI'MMKll CAMl'S
Y'oung Men and noya
COVINOTON. TA.
Camp Jack8on-bJ-y.8u'nTn"l?S
coYmoTON.,hv"A"ert,nlM-
TftPt. K- A. SMITH Cant. It. fl. OTTKN9
p Director
GRADUATING GRAMMAR
SCHOOL BOYS
All the fellows ay, "Some class, nlftv
nnd speed oh, boy!" Your vacation will
not bo complete unless you take B. B, with
you. I. backed by th. Largest House of It
kind In th. country. Our beautifully illus
trated catalogu. tell. th. storyFree, Writ.
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HOW WKT.rARB TOEPABTatKNT"
"SKY PILOT" TO TALK
FROM AERIAL PULPIT
I Methodists Arrange for Bishop
to Preach From Decks of
Dirigible Balloon
t'oliimlun, Ohio, June 24. (By A.
P.) - -Pending sanction from the Wnr
Department, pinna arc being made by
the officials of the Methodist Centenary
for the dellveritiK of n sermon by one
nf the blshopi of the church from the ,
decks of a htice diriciblc. the A-4.
"
which will arrive here tomorrow f rom
Akron. If plans mntcrinlir.e n bishop
I will ascend with the four army of
ficers who arc in charRc of the balloon
' and will deliver his sermon through a
large megaphone.
It is expected that the dirigible will
remain here for nbout five hours, during
which time the centenary crowds will
be entertained with various stunts. A
sham battle in which the "archies"
(anti-aircraft guns) will take nctive
part will be n feature of the prdgram.
Among the speakers who featured the
program of Uomaiis day today were
Mrs. . K. McDowell, wife of Bishop
McDowell, and Mrs. W. P. Thierkield,
wife of Bishop Thierkield.
Tins afternoon the oman s Chris
tian Temperance Union held n special
celebration.
Grape Growers Make Appeal
San Francisco. .Tune 24. ---A cable-
gram was forwarded yesterday to Pres
ident Wilson by the California State
Viticultural Commission appealing lo
him to proclaim demobilization linmedl
atol on signing the peace treaty In or
der to remove wartime prohibition.
This action was taken as the result of
n decision made at a meeting of the
commission last January. Loss of
Sl'J.OOO.OOO, the message states, hinges
on the action taken.
MARRIi:
KINUWOOn Married In Washlnaton. D.
C. Jurif 7 !0in PAUL KTNT1 nnrt
ELEANOR HARVEY WOOD. Both of Thlla.
iteatfys
BENNETT June 23. HELEN B,. daugh
ter of late John R and Eleanor Bennett.
Relatives and mends tnwten lo funeral
services. 22.10 N 21st st , Wed . 3 p. m.
Int. Mt. Vernon Cem
HEVAN. June 21 CATHARINE, widow
of Amer !lenn aged SO. Relamca and i
fr ends Invited to services. Wed . 2:30 d in..
r,027 Aspen st Int Mt Morlah Cem. Friends
may call 'lues . , lo v p m
HINDER June 23 CHRISTIAN husband I
i of late Wllhelmlna Binder (nee Burkhardt).
'ficcri S3 rinlittlvixi end friend Invited tn !
funeral. Thurs 1 p m rh.ipd of Wetzel &
1 Son, 232S Germantown ave. Int. Green--
mount Cem. Auto serlce. I
I IfROWN. June 22. WILLIAM CAREY
H.UOWN, HEe.1 71. Relatives nnd friends In
lted to funeral services. Wed. 2 p. m.,
It23 S. 4Wth st Int private
RUZBY. At Rancocas. N. .T., Second-day.
Sixth Month 23d, ANNIE S.. daughter of
Into Daniel and Hannah Stockton Buzby
Relatives and friends InOted to funeral,
Rancocas, N. J . Fifth-day. 2:30 p m Int.
Friends' Erlouiids, t'etiterton. N. .1. Autos
will meet 12:5.1 p. m train from Market st.
ferry. Phlla , at Masonvllle
C1AUDI June 21. MICHELINA. wife of
Ornzlo K'lnrrll (ne Grlcco Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Wed., fi-30 a. m ,
1835 S. loth st. Solemn mass of requiem,
St Rita's Church 10 a, m. Int. Holy Cross
Clifford June 23. m
Cem.
MARY V , dauch.
nle Clifford. Due
I notice or iuneraf win oe Riven.
COCKER. June 22. MART, widow of
Robert Cocker uced fit). Relative and
friends imlted to funeral serIces. Wed.. 2
Ip m. residence of son-in-law, Harry (I
iNcumeister. 3i34 N. Mervlne t Int. pri
vate. Fernwood tm FrU-nd nviv call
I Tues eve. Chester Pa., paper copy
COORHR. Juno 23. CLYIB C . husband
of Ida H. Cooper and non of Kmma K. and
Ut Thomas C Cooper "lelatlves and
, friends lnvltrd to funeral perIces. Thurs ,
2 p. m.. 3SH( Laurlbton st., Wlss. Int.
private. Friends may call Wed, eve.
, COOPER. -Uuite 21 JOSKPH T. husband
of Kmma Cooper, aped Of. Relator ami
friends invitpd to sen ices Wed.. 2 p m .
13US fl. American M Friend may call Tue
ee Int. Arlinpton Cem. Auto aenice.
I DENIS t Wnlllnpford. Pa., on the 22d
Inst.. H10. NARCISSK RANDOLPH DKNIS.
I In hr 73d ear Services and (nt. nrhate
utuvuirs Juno -'. .maiu uuvuixv, iju
notice nf funeral will be clven. from resi-
dence or Jonn noeter 22H4
l)e.. t -t
nii-inr -i .. n.l . t-i ir- III rH'r.if ,
uiauii ,iune ... .u.mu v. ui.vfj i uie
Hill), wlfo of Nolan J Dlxey aBed 20. Rela-
tlves and friends Invited to funeral services.
wed., I p tn.. 233r N Bnncroft st mt
! rtram t Trill t ttm llomjln. rra v h iotnil
1 Tues.. 8 to 10 p. m
li"uuihj junp - junr,rn . iiuv
band of Mary C noinrhn and son of Bernard
anrt Ia,e Susan Douehty Relatives and
friends, also Lodize N'o r.4 L. O. O M .
and employes of Ralduln Locomotive Works
invited to funeral. Wed. 8:30 a. m.. 3001)
,uift st.. west I'nila Hieh mass 01 requiem
i at St Agatha's Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy
Cross Crm. Auto service
TW'fW t...... no ftnii' 1 nr o k...enH
1 of Helen M. Duff"' aged fil. Relative. andVltcd to uneral. Thurs
1 rnenas, also onicers and employes ni uneiuy
I Trust Co., invited to funera,l services. Wed .
1 p. m.. 133 Stokes ave.. ("olllngswood N J.
Int private. Mt Ilollv, N. J Friends may
I call Tues . 7 to U o'clock
Dili. 111 unvipsiawn. jun . ijijji.'
' tffSEXttlf KokkVanave .l.'.'lo.'S
Wed , 2 p. m. Int DoMestovvn Cem.
EVANS. At Wllllamstnn. N. J.. June
n. P w Tl'sva naA ?.n n.l.il... un
rl-.nrt'o l. v'nii'n.... i.j vn im
' F and' A. Mi. are Inxlted to funeral. Wed'
Wllllamstown. N J. Services 2 P. m at
house Int. Hurftvllle. N. J. Remains m
I ho viewed Tues , T to 11 p m.
I EVANS June 52. WARREN O.. husbajid
of Anna Bvans and eon of Louis and late
l Robert M Evane Relatives and friends In
! vlted to funeral. Wed.. 2 p m.. 2031 N.
Oratz st Int. West Laurel Hill Cem.
! Trlends may call Tues between 7 and 10 p
m. Auto service
FELL At New Hope. Pa Sixth Month
23d. 1910. J. CON.RAIj FELL, husband of
Sarah T Fell, aged 56 years. Relatives and
. friends invited to funeral from his late resi
dence. Fifth Month, 2fith. 2:30 p. m. Int
! private Dos le'stown' Cem.
, "I'nda, also St Stephen's Men's Holy Name
Society St. Joachimrs T. A. B Society. Mu-
,u" lienenciai asso. Local no. n. vol Re.
' ll.f in. .mnlnv.. of North PhlladelnhU Pa..
',""" StatU. P. R. R. Invited to funeral.
, i nun . a:.ni a. m.. rrom narents- resiaence.
3020 X, 15th st Solemn requiem mass at
St. Stephen's Church 10 a. m. Int St
Dominic's Cem Auto service.
FITZGKRALD June 21. PATRICK, hus
hand of late Margaret Fitzgerald (nee Ford).
Relatives and friends invited to funeral.
Wed.. 8:30 a n . Oliver H. Balr Bid?..
1820 Chestnut st Requiem mass St An
thony's Church 10 a. ni. Int. private Omit
flowers.
FLAHERTT June 20. PETEH. husband
of Anna Flaherty (nee Tobln) and son of
Mary and late James Flaherty, aged 47
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
Wed.. 8:30 a. m . residence of mother. 1452
N Camac st Solemn requiem mass St.
Malachy's Church 10 a. m. Int. St. Mat
thew's Cem., Conshohocken. pa. Auto fu
neral I FORREST. June 22. , KATIIRTN FOR
REST, dauKhterof William and Gertrude
I Forest fnee Benner). aged 15. Relathe
i and friends, also Swasteeka Social. Invited
l to funeral servlss, Thurs.. 1:30 p. m., at
paints' residence, 32 Spruce st , Merchant
vlUe. N J. Int. private. Remains may be
' viewed Wed. eve.
uuj.uew. June zu, niANUia y . son he
John Hannah Golden (nee Griffin), formerly
of Mt. Carlton Pa. Relatives and friends
Invited to attend funeral, Wed.. 8:30 a. m.,
from his parents' residence, 26S2 Tulip st.,
following requiem mass at St. Ann's
Church at Id a m. Int. Holy Sepulchre
Cem. Auto service. Pottsvllle, Pa, papers
pteave copy
GOODRICH. At Wllliamantlc, Conn., June
23, F.UGENE T GOODRICH, brother of
Susan M. Goodrich. Relatives and friends in.
I vlted to services. Wed., 10:30 a, m., Oliver
H. Balr Bldg., 1820 Chestnut st. Int. South
Laurel ill 1 cem.
OROCKI. June 22. REGINA OROCKI
(n. Ochs). wire or FranK M. urockl. Beta,
thes and frlenda Invited to funeral, Wed.,
8:3d a. m.. 1051 S. Ithan at.. West Phlla.
High mass of requiem Church of the Most
Blessed Sacrament 10 a. m. Int. New Cathe
dral cem.
i HAUURTY. June 21. CORNELIUS A,,
husband of Anna M Hagerty (nee Jacob.)
and son of late Matthew and Margaret
Hagerty. Relatives and frlenda. B V. M.
Sodality of St. EllraLeth's Churoh, and Dlv.
No. 61. A. O. H.. Invited to funeral, Wed.,
8:30 a. m.. 1812 N. 23d St. Solemn high
mesa of requiem ft, Elizabeth's Church in
a m. Int. Holy Sepulchr. Cem, Auto
funeral.
HALEY June 21. ALBERT E. "HALEY
Relatives and friends, Phllomathean Lodge.
no. in. i u. u. - . jtooKKeepmg iept or
Htrawbtldne & Clothier. Invited to funeral
:.rvle. Wed ni "111 M ! Lambert :.t.l
Remain, way "bi" vfeweb Tu..' to JQ'p, rrt
nnATHH
ItATNBT June 22. ItBIlECA C. widow
of Benjamin F Hayney. Hervlcea "Wed . 1:80
, m., aaugtiters residence, aire, uoniei u,
atlmer, 3217 N. Park ave. Int. private.
HOPPNEtl .tune 22 ANNA EMZA.
widow of Georae W. HofTner. aprd Rl. Rein
uvea and irienos invited to runerai serv-
Ires. Wed . ft p m.. Residence of son, John
n. ILDIIU'r. .;azin" ronn neiov xiuun runu,
Eharon Hill. Pa. Frlenda maycall Tues..
after 7 p. m It. Fernwood Cm Autos
will meet train leavlr.it Broad St. Station
2.2." p rn. at Sharon Hill
HOOPES.-tune 22, WILLIAM W.. hus
band of Helen V. Koons and son of late
Isaaehsr E. and Sallle A. Iloopes. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral servlres,
Wed.. 12:.in p. m., 21.1 E. Jacoby at , Nor
rlstown. Pa Int. South Laurel Hill Cem..
Phllndelphla.
HOWARD .June 22. JOHN, husband of
Ellrabeth Howard, aaed 71. of Mlmrow.J
Lancasnire, cnitiann. iipihiivpb ana inenns,
also Roohootah Tribe. No 227 I. O. R. M ,
Invited to funeral services. Wed.. 1 '30 p, m .
BIS N nSth st. Int. Arlington Cem. Re
mains may b viewed Tues. eve. Auto
" JVENDRTK June 23. a"t 1300 E. Haines
. . .- .nrtr (Vp et . -.
'Paul Jendryk aed 77. Due notice of fu-
, neral will be lven. ....
L .J2SFA,7rAt ,,c"mdel l- ,Jun" "i
r ..rminiDHii. iiiiuiiinx. .t.. iviin i'.
n. .Tones nm!
daughter of Mary and late John Ward, aged ! i.
44. "Relative, and friend. Invited to funeral.
AI'IJ1iim ii" j ""'" "J uunrn !,.
mother'a residence, Wood lane, Rdgrewater
Tark. N. J., weti . 'z p. m. int. private.
Friends may call Tues. eve, '
IjBUPfJMl. Suddenly. June 22, ANNA !
C. tnee ntttrr). wife of Charles W teupoH. '
aped 10 Relatives and frlendt, cnnprreRatlon !
Zloti'd German Lutheran Church. Invited
to services. Wed.. 2 P. m.. 1 71.1 Areh et
Int. private. Ivy IUU Cem. Auto funeral
IjVMAN At rt05ton, June If), AMCR.
wife of William Lyman and daughter of late
Joseph and Hrldpet Filiate, of County Lelih.
Ireland. Int. Boston.
MARP.LLA. June 22. LEONARDO. Inn
band nf Mary Marelln. Helatle,, friends
and Italian Citizen' Mutual Aid and Trotec
tlv Aps.'n Invited to funeral. Wed.. t a m.,
037 Federal at Solemn high mass our Lady
nf CJood Counsel's Church. Int Holy Cross
Cem.
MARSHALL. June 22, W I L L I A M
HENRY, husband of Rva A. Marshall Rela
tles and friends. Washington Camp, No.
PIP. V O S of A.: Keystone !1 nflclal
Asso , Invited to funeral pervlre. Wed 2
p m . Ti70 Leonard at., I'rankford. Int.
private Fernuood Cem Remains may be
lewed Til-s 7 to ft r in
McCHESNKY June 23. SARAH wife of
Samuel McChesney (nee Weir). Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Thun . 2 p. m..
2738 Ruth st. Int. Chelten 31111b Cem Re
main mav be ewed Wed,, after 7pm
MrCLOSKHV. Suildenlv. .limn 53 i:i.!7.A.
Hth Mr-CLOSKKYtnee' smith), widow of
i.itiiiiv ..,. v i,i?ncj ivviituven iinu tij.'iiua im-
vlted lo funeral, Frl . S.30 a m TH S Sth
st Solemn requiem hleh mn St P.iuPs
'hurrh 10 a. m. Int, New Cathedral Cem
Auto funeral
MIEH.S June 22, MARCELLA widow of
(apt. D L Mlera of Wllkes-Ilarre. Pa
need .VI. Relatives and friends may call
Tues.. H to 10 p m , reslil, nc1 of (.on, .loh:i
TtastlnEs. 2417 N. 24th st. Int Wed. at
Wllkes-Harre, Pa.
Ml'Ll.nn. June 20, TKREPX MULLER
(nee Harder), wife nf Alois Muller. formerly
of 024 Greenwich st. Relatives and friends.
Orpheus S. S. and Ladles' Section. Invited
to funeral. Wed., 8:30 a. m . .tin's residence,
louls Muller. 2045 S. Colorado et. High
mass of requiem St. Alphoiihus's Church 10
a m. int Holy Cross Om Auto funeral.
MURRAY. June 22. UPWARD M., hus
band of Annlo A. Murruy (nee Herbert).
Relatives and friends, st Edward's R. V.
M. Sodality, St. Edward's Holy Name So
ciety. Zunl Tribe. No. 333. I L). II. M . In
i lted tn funeral, Thurs . s 30 a. rn., fi07 W.
Norrls at. Solemn requiem mass St. Ed-
i wnrd's Church 10 a. m Int. Holy Sepul
chre Cem
ransom. su.;.ienlv, Juno 22, ALEX.
ANrjKll. hlishnnd nf Tlnimn I Itnn.nm
aged 60. Relatives and filenda. employes
of George II. Neton Coal Co. (loth and!
Herki sts ). Invited to funeral sorvlceB,
Wed, 2 p m. ."026 lUnumont ave.. West
J'Mla. int private, Arlington Cem. Friends
may call Tues.. 8 to 10 p m.
REEVES At PhoentxUllo Pa . June 21.
JOHN M. REEVES Sen lees at residence of
sister, Mrs Robert J Bui k. 244 2d ave,
VhocnlwUle Tues., 5 i m Int. Wed .
Lancaster. Pa.
ROBINSON June 23, JliNMIl, wife of
Thomts
hod
oblnson and d.tuehter of late
Nl, hnlns F nnd M.trv J lvepfn. forniprlv
of ir03 S Is-mlnger .( RelallieM nnd
fr. ends Invited to fuivr.il erloe. Wed. 2
p. in, Oliver H. Hair Bldg . 1S20 Che&tnut
Int.
prlate. Remains may be viewed
RULON. June 21. OKORGK H ,
'
Uysband
of Jennie H. Rulon. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral seruees. wed., 2 p. m.,
244(1 N. 2Uth st. Int. Greenwood Cem. Auto
funeral.
RYAN June 21. JULIA, wife of Jere
miah Ryan. Relatives nnd friends. League
of the Sacred Ht-art of St. Veronica's
church, Invited 10 luneral. Wed.. 8:30 a. m.,
3310 N. Falrhlll &t. Solemn mass of requiem.
St. Veronica's Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy
Sepulchre Church.
HCHLIKSKH At Norrlstmwi. Pa June
21. KATHARYN C. wife of Otto Krhlleake
nnd daughter of Katharn 1. and late Gus
lKolf. aped 23. Relaties and friends In
vited to funeral sen Ices, residence of
mother. 102 13 Pt-nn tt , Norrlstown. Wed..
3 p. m Friends may call Tues . after 7 p.
in Int Monticnnerv Cem
Sl.F.nT:R.l''3R June 23. WILLIAM C,
husband of Sallle Seeborser. Relutlwa and
t'l.'ii-Ih. ori 1'hfla. Lodpc No. fil, Order or
Moost-, Inited to funeral bervl'-es. Thurs.,
2 n. m., at 1MH Olnnodn st Int. private
SHARPI3 June 21 MARY KLIZAHKTH.
wife of William Sharpe. formerly of
Oloucester Cltv, N J Relatlvts and friends,
irftnbcr of St Nathaniel's Church. Alle
pheny ave and K Ft . lnvltrd to funeral
services. Wed. 1:30 p m.. 3247 Hurley st
Remains may be It wed Tues.. nfti-r 7 p. m.
Int prtvate. Oakland Cem. Camden papers
STIIVI3 -June 23 ISABELLA. ,w Idow of'
WUUnm O Shl (nee Nace) nped 7!. Rela
tlvfs and friends Invited to funerl servlres. '
Thurs.. S p. m... daughter's residence, 2.112
N. Franklin st Int Sellersvllle Pa. Frl
a ni. Train leaves Reading 'lVr.nl na I 7:1"
a m. Also services In Sellersvllle Lutheran
Church 0 a. m.
SHUDA. Suddenly June 3 JOHN, son ,
of Frank nnd Annn Shuda a tied 1 year 1 i
mo. 8 das.
Relatives nni mends iinuen
. . f W'.t G.t.-l .. ..nAF.ta.'
.. ,ion. .. i . ... r... I I. Il-
i'ence. -Mil Minion si pioiciiin requiem nimi
,tess Holv Ohost Creek Cathollp Chureh.
, in.ll !aunk ave 0am Int. Holy Crors
M'Cm. Auto service
SKINNER. Juno 20. THEODORE, hus
band of Jane Skinner, aped 75. Helatlies
anil friends. Y.lbn Trib- No 27S 1 O
R M. . Survivors'- Association of tlflth Regt ,
P V.. his associates of West Falrniou.it
Park. Invited to funt-ral HTires. AVed , 3 p
tyi "91S AV Thomnson st Friends mav call
lues n io ju p. m. xm private, .vorm-
opA.L - .- .
SMITH. June .--j. tAiHAm.NK. wire or
William Smith and daughter of Patriek and
late Mary Dunn. Relatives and frlrnds In -
h.:ui n ni . from
father's residence, i.'"-'' McClellan ft High
mass at St. Cdmnnrt's ciiurch at 10 a. m
Int at fft. Dennis's fern Auto funeral.
SMITH. June 22 RORI3RT M . husl.and
of Catharine Smith and f.ither of the Rev
Joseph M. Smith. Relatives and friends in-
".im'. . -.-. . . . o. ,
,J;r"!l"SJ?vR" Oh? paperscoPy'1"1
L mt I wrt ta " S'liT
"" tTr it Mr. i"e,l "V Kuneral
MUAI1 SMITH M 1' ased I.,-. runerai
I KTvlces Wed . 11 30 n m Owvned.l a lev.
To Int. prhate
Wr.
Laurel Hill Cem
I ''roll ."J";'"
. &rlr.n.
June 20 RRIDOET SNYDER
(nm McCagh). If" of .Inlin Snder Rela
tlves and frlenda Invited to funeral. Thurs,
8 30 a m.. 242,1 N Slnhiin st Solemn
requiem mass St Eltzaheth'a Church 10 a
in Int. Holv Cros rm Auto funeral.
STBVENSOM. lune 20. CATHERINE,
daughter of late William J and Mary A.
Ftevfneon. Funeral to which relative and
frlnds Invited. Wed , s a m . l.r-24 Morrl
st Solemn mrt's of requiem Church of St.
Thomas Aquinas S 30 a m. Int Holy Crpaa
SUPLEE. June 21 at Coatesville. Pa..
ABRAHAM L . son nf late Benlamln R and
Hnnnah Y Suple ai T) Relatives and
friends Invited tc funeral services. Wed . 3:30
n m., parlors of Pild G Frankenfleld &
Son 322 N fiSd ft int at Mt Morlah
Cem Auto funeral
TETER. June 2T CLARE WOMELS
DORFF. Widow nf Daniel K. Teter and
daughter of Iat Lefpi and Rebecca Mills
Womelsdorn i-uneral service Frl., son-in-law's
residence, E, Everett Hatch. River
ton. N. J. Int conxenience of family.
TOMLIN June :'2. SARAH, wife cf
Isaiah (nee Tice ased H4. Relatives and
friends, Ironside Temple No. 20. Ladles of
Golden Eagle, inxltfd to funeral services.
Wed . 3 p. m 3003 Amber st Int. prtvate.
Oakland Cem Remains may be viewed
Tlie. 7 tn 9 p in
WALDON. June 21 at 2501 E riearneld
st WILLIAM H huhand of Phllina-Seo-.
ter Watdon Due notice of fftneral will be
srlven.
WASSON At Atlantic City. N. J. June
23. JOHN W . son of lite Robert and Re
becca Wasson. aced S7 Relatives and
friends Invited to serWrep, sister's residence.
Mrs. Mary Kellv 3.r.3 N Robins et . Wed ,
fi p. m. Int Thurs convenience of family,
Mt. Morlah ("cm.
WEIDMAN -lune 23 CHARLES, husband
of lute Emma Wfidman. eed 00. Relatives
nnd frienas. uenn i enapp irioe. ro. s I. o
R M.: Kev stone Lodie Np. 2. S. of H., and
ofnlnvea of Henry Disston & Sons.
Invited
to luneral .tiuvr. .uura . p m , il.o u.
Tioga at
i-iiiiui i.inv cHn ect.
,30 to
030 n. m.
Int Magnolia Cem
u'lltTK. June 23. ANTHONV TT ,.,.,
-June -j;j. .A.M'llUXV
hard of .Mars' White ngfd 09 Relatives and
frior.ds Invited io sf rKe Thurs.. 2 p. m .
2510 Seynerv l mi roresi mils Cem.
Remains may be viewed Wed eve.
WILLIAMS. On Sun June 22. 1010. at
her late residence Round Top. near West
Chester, Pa . SARAH ELISABETH WIL
LIAMS, widow of the late Major John
Worthlngton Williams and daughter of the
late Samuel S and Elisabeth Wayman Key
Ur of Baltimore In the 70th year of her
aV. Int private Please omit flowers.
WILSON. June 24. In Conshohocken, Pa..
ANNIEJL. Widow of William Wilson, aged
gl Relatives and friends Invited to attend
th .ervlces at her late residence, Fifth
DNDERTVrtERfl
BROAD and
DIAMOND
I I'l ''MWMtlWH
X
CEMETERY -T.OT8
ARDSLEY BURIAL PARK
r - "wunu . . tm.
U' 'J.K.'fTf1 onabl. terms, .Ml
Tyj., ll prices) reasonable tsrma,, . MIn
nn .rtivT VDoi
PHHlULaia
lur
HEATHS
ave. and Ilallowell at. Conshohocketr. Ta.,
Frl., 3 p. m. Int Plymouth Meeting: Burial
NVUIUtELL. Juno 21. SALL1E B. WOU.
RELL, aged 02. Relatives and friends In
vlted to funeral. Wed., 11 a. m.. 20(1 S.
Ornnir el. Media. Pa Int. Media Cem.
Friends may rail Tues . 7 to 8:30 p. m.
I.rOAL AnVERTlSIWlr.NTS
(KptJ F.STATK OF FRANK W. MCNN,
:s defeased Letters teatamentary on
the above estate having; been granted to the
undersigned, all persons Indebted to said
estate are requested to make payment) and
those hnvlnp; claims to present the same,
without delay, at the offlce of the corporate
Eeseoutor. 4(in Chestnut St., Phlladelphla.Pa
THE PROVIDENT LIFE AND TRl'ST
I'UIII-AHV OK I'JIILADELPHIA,
ASA B. WINO, rrealdent.
and MARTHA E. MUNN.
Attornevs, Executors.
LEWIS, ADLER LAWS.
108 South Fourth st., Phtla.
X.OST AND FOUND
DOfl Lost, Alrdala puppy, 7 months' bitch,
name Raga; no collar. Reward. No quea-
!!on? nfkc;. R- c- ". Fletcher. Aubrey and
- --
nnii iu.. ii.iiuirnuuu.
- ttti.'m t, Z ,.,, ,,.,' -, : :
t'JLi.'W?"!!:
If returned to 103 W
Willow drove ave .
Chestnut IIIII.
PEKSONALS
IIEATINO plants Installed at cost. Box R S
l.edsrer OtTlce.
NOT responsible for debts unless contracted
oy mynen. jiarry tj, Novell. 4.1 ri. Mtlllck.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
BELL TELEPHONE OPERATING
No Experience Necessary
110 PER WEEK FOR BEGINNERS
Balarv Increased after
the first four weeks'
tralnfne period.
Tounr women between
18 and 25 will find tele
phone operating very
fascinating-, clean work.
with unusual opportu
nities for advancement
In salary and position.
In addition tn a rood
salary we have com
fortable rest and lunch
rooms, where food ls
served at cost.
Call personally
First floor. lai Arch et.
Miss Ryan
t BEAD RAO REPAIRER
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAICER'R
CHII.DNURPE.
for summer,
ave.
permanent position. Maine
reference 3422 Powcltori
CLERK for factory offlce, one familiar with
copy work. Apply employment department
Abrasive Co.. Tacony and Fraley ets '
Frankford
COOKS, waitresses, thambermaldp, general
housework, chlldnurees and girls for sea
shore 203.1 Master? Phone Poplar 2647
' COOK Second cook wanted nt once Applv
, Children's Homeopathic Hospital, Sth and
Thompson sts.
I Ofiic. first class, for restaurant, no Sun
diy work. 1402 Falrmount nve .
Pl'inNETt nf men's and women's knitted
bathlnt suits, who can create rtvles and
diftft patterns. Is wanted by a plant making
lilch-clasa poods nf established reputation;
irMiuiniieiiL iiuaiuun nnu Kooa salary ana rverv
possible thance for advancement to they rleht
pwrinii. i'. i hot .1 n
DRESSMAKERS ON COAT9
APPLY BURI3AU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
FORELADY capable and experienced for
dranery work. Apply J B. Van Sclver
Camden.
GIRL, colored, for cnokinp and laundry wk
must be clear i and reliable; small family.
A 33.V Ledger Office.
CAMTBELL'S SOUPS
HSTABL1SHE3.D 1SB9
WOMEN AND GIRLS
FOR KITCHEN WORK
PREPARING VEGETABLES
MCAXS. ETC.
ALSO GENERAL FACTORY WORK.
STEADY EMPLOYMENT
HIGH WAGES
INCREASED AUTOVATICALLY
TIME AND HALF TIME
OVER 4H HOURS
TWENTY OVERTIME
JOSEPH CAMPBELL CO
2D AND MARKET STS.,
CAMDEN. N. J.
GIPI.S over lfl and youn women, we have
positions open In our assembling depart
ment, where work Is llsht and clean, and In
the machine department on power presses
tuppln machines, foot presses and manv
other light macilneji; steady work and irood
pay In a modern, up-to-date factory, which
because of Its location Is Ideal for those
IK Inn In West Philadelphia and within easy
rarh of all sections of the rltv on nccount
of close proximity to the subway. Harlnpr,
Lancaster ave.. Darby. Spruce. Baltimore
and wprinp uaraen nr.nue surface lines,
, ,,o rttnni cnU at factory office,
PV1S.TI2 CO.. 3201 Arch at.
H. T.
j
;
i . - '
ii iiuff. n ioijo yearn 01 ase. ucnt work:
experience not necessary: steadv position;
j Rood wagfF. Trledberger-Aaron .Mfg. Co.,
4 (W0 N 18th St., near Wajne Junction.
"' "' Z " " "
. GIRLS wanted: good wages; steadv work;
who desire lo work pirt of each dtv Applv
National Umbrella Frame Co.. 30th and
Thorn pson
GIRLS wanted experienced and lorp-rr,
steadv work ana eood wages. Apply Oris,
wold Worqt.'d Co.. Parhv P.
H4NI) SEWERS
ON GRNERAL WORK '
APPLT Bt'HEAU OF F.MPLOYJIENT
WANAMAKER'S
LAUNDRY
FANCY IRONERS
APPLY MARKET STREET LAUNDRY
130S FILBERT STREET
LEARNERS wanted, handy with needle, to
learn trimming men's hats: good wages;
steady emploment. Apply Frank Schoble
A- Co . Kith and Oxford
HOSIERY
KNITTERS AND TOPPERS
Experienced on
Flandard. Banner and
Scott & Williams machines
Experienced on
single and double
stitch work
LEARNERS
on knitting
and torpln-r
jn per week
while learning
PA1RERK AND FOLDERS
experienced on
fine seamless hosiery
LEARNERS
In the finishing department
EXPERIENCED KNITTERS
on Wlldman rib machines
STEADY WORK: GOOD PAY
NOTASEME HOSIERY CO.
Oxford and Mascher sts.
HOUSE OIRL wanted.
and Christian.
Sherry" Cafe, Broad
OPERATORS, exp. on Singer sewing ma.
chines; good wages; steady employment.
nnlv fj'rarm Bhnhle A Co.. ltn R UX lora,
OPERATORS Only those experienced on
araiic. Iicet4 apply. . j, .an m.yc. v.,
Csmden. M
rai.khi.aiiY wanted, exueriencedl ribbon de.
partmenti permanent position. Apply
George Allcrt Too . 12)4 COestnllt st
SALESWOMEN
FOR SHOES, NOTIONS AND
SEVERAL OTHER DEPARTMENTS
APPLY BUREAU OF F.MPLOYJIENT
WANAMAKER'S
SKEIN SPOOLERS wanted; Allen machine.,
on worsted work, Apply Shackamaxon
Mills, Allegheny ave. and Hancock.
SILK WINDEHH. experienced, on tram and
artificial silk; good wages, steady work 12
month, of th. year. Frledberger-Aaron Mfg.
g,,uu . ...tn. .t.. near vuyn. 'TXJ WZ r"S"Z W&j
HELP WANTED FEMALE
SPOOLERS, experienced on cotton and mer
cerized skein yarns', itood wasesi stead
work, Friedberner. Aaron Mfr. Co.. 4000 N.
18lh st., near Wayne Junction,
STENOGRAPHER
CAPARLE OF, DOINO OOOD WORK
ArPLT IWREAU OP EMPLOTMENT
WANAMAKBR'8
STENOO.RAPHER to typo reports and
columnar statements from written drafts;
bright and Intelligent girl, about 18. for ac
countants' offices permanent position: state
age, experience and salary. P 701, Ledger
Office. ,
STENOGRAPHER wanted: atate age, refer-
"ices and aalary desired. P 633, Ledger
Office.
TEACHER of Pitman shorthand for a busi
ness school: state age. education, experi
ence and salary desired. P 632, Ledger
Office. ' t ,
WANTED A woman experienced In modern
methods of bookkeeping, to take rharge
of the accounts nf an organization affording
agreeable environment Tnd opportunity for
Initiative Address n 2: Ledger Office,
WEAVERS on Knowles looms: white work.
Cllrard Worsted Co.. Howard and Hunt
In ad oh
WOMAN nf good education and thorough
secretarial training (Including stenography,
accounting, billing and filing) to take news
paper position offering opportunltlesfor rapid
advancement to office manager. Write, stat
ing nre, qualifications, etc.. to M 631, Led
ge rorcice.
WOMAN School teacher dealrlmc chrtnsr of
employment will have results rewarded;
must be proKrossivpi good aalnry and liberal
bonus- mav wo send you particulars? P B33,
Idarr Off 1c1. . .
WOMAN Restfut outdoor emnloyment for
nubile srhonl teacher: suitable work for
M.lttiWe vf-.rnj pnrtleulars sent rn rerelpt
r-f nnnnriflfn l ' Ledger iime.
I1R10HT ynurnr lady to assist In school
of ft en part lime; will be plven n thorouRh
pourso In fltenoKranhv athalf rates In re.
-lurn for ervlces; applv Tuesday and Wed
ned.iy between 0 and II. Phlla. School of
Office Tra'nlnK, Loder Rldff., 10th and
Chetnnt sts.
Oenernl
BUSINESS SERVICE CO 1116 Land Title.
RKPRS.. IIS-J20: CLERKS, gen'l. hill.
$1(1; STEN'RS, M5-J22: French Span, 133.
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HELP WANTED MALE
ACCOUNTANT wanted for manufacturing
plant, capable of taking: charge of general
and cost account; state experience, salary
and give references; excellent opportunity for
right man Address I' 704. Ledger Office.
AUTOMOBILE REPAIR MAN. first class,
capable of repairing and running different
makes of cars: man must be sober, steady
and unquestionable rof" : capable of han
dlln men: state salary. P. s, P. O. Ilox 35.00.
BOOTMAKERS, for work on commercial
bodies; must be botm! first-class experienced
men; you work here In a modern factory
undT flrst-claes conditions. Apply LOWRI
TOP k nuin jjf, uaui ana Anams.
BOY wanted by larnre corporation must be
IH years or agw. jhu;'. meager urnce.
CAR BUILDER'S carpenter for repair work
on cltv and Interurban cars.
ATLANTIC CITT SHORE R, R. CO.
Atlantlo Cltv. N. .T.
CARPENTERS Seeds & Derham, contrac
tors, Columbia ave. bridge over Kchuvlklll
river, rairtnoum i-arw. rasi jviver flrive.
ir, Falcinoui
m,K
3ANEK Colored man; good worker. An-
nlv CW
iy Ch'.ldrrfls Homeopathic Hospital. Sth
and Tho'mpso"
in sts.
FIRST-CLASS DRAFTSMAN CAPARLE OF
DEIGNING AND LATINO OUT MA
CHIN: AND STRUCTURAL WORK. AD
DREfS ULLICOTT MACHINE CORPORA
TION 1111 BUSH STREET, BALTIMORE.
DESIGNER of men's and women's knitted
pathing suits, who can create styles and
fjraupht patterns ls wanted by a plant
jmaklns hlsh-class goods of established repu
tation: nermanent nosttlon and eond tniorv
and every possible chance for advancement
io inf nmii iwrwii. kt a, i-oioince nox aoOO.
DIEMAKER wanted, first class, for punch
and die work In large hardware factory:
In reply state previous experience, nee and
wages expected Address Postofflce Box
N 24 New Britain. Conn
DRAFTSMEN WANTED
Immediately, for work In the Wilmington
olflce of the E. I. duPont -de Nemours & Co.
Tosltlons are now open for the following:
Architectural Draftsmen
Architectural Engineers with re-enforced
concrete and structural experience
Machine Designers
General Arrangement and Layout Drafts
men Structural Steel DesnVn Draftsmen
Power Draftsmen
. Map Draftsmen
Applv In wrltlnflr to Personnel Division. E.
I duPont de Nemours A Co.. duPont Ilulld
ing, WIlmil.Eton. De'aware. glvlnir age. edu.
ration, expel lm e, salary expected and other
Important W' tails
DRAFTSMEN 2. architectural, wanted nt
once, must be thorough, rapid and capable
on working plans and details; special de
signs ability not required; office afford, mis
cellaneous work of a (Nod character, and
only men of thorough experience need ap
ply good opportunity for the right men;
steadv employment; atate experience, aalary.
etc. Call Hell phone. Reading 294. or write
to Edward O. Scholl. 130 Robeson St.,
Reading. Pa.
DRAFTSMEN, 3.. good; first-class salary.
Applv .o-U TacKawanna St., rranaioro. ia.
DRIVERS wanted; H Hays a week: sti.adv
work' and good pay. Apply Crane Ice
Cream Co . 2f.S S 23d..s.t.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR for private plant;
steady work; good wages. Apply P 036,
Ledger Office.
ENGINEERS, locomotive and stationary,
i-nnted hv the It. S. Shipping Hoard t
Irain for service as ENGINEER OFFICERS
nn th. Merchant Marine Fleet. Aoolv Phlla.
M'arlnc Eng. Free School, main floor, Bourse
Bldg . 5th heiow .Marget.
MVfiTN'EilRS. firemen, chauffeurs, butlers.
porters, housemen and laborers furnUhed
on short notice 2035 Master. Ph Pop 2647.
FINISHERS
PORTERS
PACKERS
WANAMAKER FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
N E. COR 23D AND WASHINGTON AVE.
INSPECTORS
Reliable men onlv, about 30 years
of age. can secure steady work and
good pay with a large New York
concern; no labor troubles.
SEE MR. ROBERTSON. TUES
DAY. 12:30 TO 3 AND AFTER 7
P. M, 110 N. l.YTH ST.. OR
WRITE A 325. LEDGER UFFICE.
FIREMEN,, with 3 years' tea servi
and water tejiders with 2 years'
lee; oilers
sea serv
ice, wanted by the U. S. Shipping Board
Recruiting Servrce to train for service as
ENGINEER OFFICERS for the Merchant
marine rieei. Apply i-niia. .Marine ung.
Free School, main floor. Bourse Bldg,, Sth
below Market.
FRAME MAKERS wanted. piecework;
MtHuy wura. guou wages. Apply i;nas. r.
Pel'n & Co.. York road and Butler sts
LABUHMth j-eeds & U.rham. tontractora.
Columbia ave. bridge over Schuvlklli river,
Falrmount Park. East River drive.
MACHINE OPERATORS AND HELPERS
For hand screw and casting ma-
chines: steady, reliable 'men can
secure good pay; no lay offs or labor
troubles, with a large New York
concern.
SEE MR. ROBERTSON. TUESDAY,
12:30 TO 3 AND AFTER 5 P. M.l
110 N. 15TH ST.. OR WRITE
A 325. LEDQER OFFICE.
MACHINISTS with at least on. year', ox
perlence In erection or repairs to station,
ary, locomotive or marine steam engine.,
wanted by the U, 8. Shipping Board Recruit.
Ing Service to train for service a.
ENGINEER OFFICERS for the Merchant
itarlne Fleet. Apply Phlla. Marin. Eng.
Free School, main floor, Bourse Bldg,. Sth
below Market.
MACHINE hand, wantedi must b. familiar
with window frame cutting out! good
wage; steady work. Apply Cha.. F. Felln
ft Co . York road and Butler sts.
MAN. past middle age. for Information
and hall clerk In offices of lirr. rnmnr.
Hon: short hour.: good iw.ltlon for retired
HELP WANTED yALB,
HOO ISLAND SHIPTARD
WANTS
RIVETERS
RIVETINQ OANQ3
COPPERSMITHS. 'FIRST CLASS
PIPE FITTERS, FIRST CLASS
PASSER HOTS
MUST I3TE OVER 1
AND FURNISH rnOOF OF AOB
APPLT
800 WALNUT ST.
BEE MR. BKATTUCK
OR im. PHILLIPS
1S21 ARCH ST.
SEE Mil. SWARTZ
LABORERS and helpers on structural iron'
work. Apply steward & Stevens Iron
Works. 1726 N. Dth.' .
LAUNDR?
SHIRT IRONERS. HAND WORK
APPLT MARKET STREET LAUNDRT
1308 FILBERT STREET
LINOTYPE OPERATORS AND AD
MEN WANTED. APPLT FIFTH
FLOOR. LEDGER BLD3. 6TH
AND CHESTNUT STS.
MEN WANTED AT ONCB
FOR THB
D. S. MERCHANT MAKING
TO BB TRAINED AS ,
BAILORS, FIREMEN. STEWARDS
FOR
OOOD JOBS AT OOOD PAT
ON OCEAN-OOINO SHirs
PAT WHILE TRAINING! BOARD AND
QUARTERS FREE: AOES 18 TO 85;
BRINO BIRTH CERTIFICATES.
APPLT TO
U. S. SHIPPING- BOARD AOENT
CITT HALL YARD
PHILADELPHIA
UNSKILLED MEN
t
FOR PRODUCTION WORK
Aces 18 to 45
Weight 140 .lbs. or mor.
IN GOOD PHYSICAL CONDITIO!.
Good Living Wage Paid While Learning
Steady Work Assured
Apply in Person
Communicate with
Factory Employment Offlc.
THE GOODYEAR TIRE RUBBER CO.
Akron, Ohio
MECHANICS wanted. 2 first-class, exp. Oft
all makca of cars. Apply to Mr. Darcalow.
Wn n a maker Oarage 23d and Walnut at.
MEN Experienced man to bend heavy .teel
pipe up to 10 Inches diameter: experienced
she.f metal workers. Apply Employment
Office Cramps' Shipyard Richmond and Nor
rl sts,. any day after 0:30 a, m.
LINOTYPE operators wanrVd; first class.
Dunlap Printing Co.. Juniper and Cherry.
PLUMHKHS Wanted. 4 first-class plumb-
ers; good wages and steady work. Apply
to James Peak. Oreemrllle. S. C.
TORTERS AND CLEANERS
1 APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
AT ONCB
1 WANTED AT ONCB
RIVETERS
RIVETERS
RIVETERS
FIRST-CLASS SHELL RIVETER
AND SHIP CARPENTERS
APPLT
CHESTER SHIPBUILDING CO.. LTDl.
FRONT AND KERLIN STS.
CHESTER. PA.
RUBBERS
on furnl
Cabinetmaker, and toucher-op
on furniture; permanent. Apply .Lincoln
permanent.
405 Brown st.
Furniture Co.
SALESMAN for men', furnishing.; high
class man; good .alary to .tart. Apply
1038 Market st.
SALESMEN We want several men of
proved ability. The compensation 1. partic
ularly attractive to men of high caliber. W.
must have men of moral strength and char
acter. Sales experience necesssry. but w
t.ch our method of selllnr. References re.
n u ired. Aonlv Palesnwinager. 410 Perry Bldg.
SHIPPINO CLERK Intelligent man wanted
for nisnt work, texin. mius; muai o
sober, steady and not afraid of work: .tat.
ace, reference., and salary expected, P
f.21 Ledger Offlce.
SPECIFICATION WRITER. A'-l. wanted. to
take charge of specification department In
largo architectural offlce; good aalary; per
manent position lo the right man. Apply
C. Howard Crane. 2325 Dim. Bank Bid.,
Detroit. Mich.
STRUCTURAL DRAFTSMEN WANTED
a.n.nl flrr.oT mm rlfttatlitrn anrl rheetrera bT
. L..rt. aVImaIh.. bUahi ".a.m.i n aw.fr -T I
1 a rice iui.aiu lauiivoiini iiiufi jidiiiiw t.
positions with excellent opportunities r -Hi
advancement, depending upon ability; glva I
age, education, references and experience -Ja .Tl
detail. , J .fljl
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UPHOLSTERERS UPHOLSTERERS
oooa pay nci .t.aay worK. J. J.
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