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HASTE IN AIRPLANE
U.
S. Paid $650 for Lumber
Worth $180, Declares
Providence Journal
INVESTIGATES!
CONGRESS
Waihlnglon, .IiiIj 1-1 A new in
vestlsation of Aniericun ait plane jiro
ductlon, or rather tlie lai k of produi
tion, during tlie wnr hnd it birth es
trrdny In oharges of llnginnt waste of
public funds, of Incompetence, nf dis
honesty and of dissipation by army
officers.
The charges are made bv the 1'roi
rlrnce (It. 1.) .Tournat nnrf sumnitted
with nffidavita supporting them to tlie
House committee investigating WanDo
partment expenditures.
This latest oflicinl opening of a mod
ern I'nndorn's box uihomms n phase of
nircrnft emerpencx innnnfnr tine not
heretofore reienleil in detail, that of the'
production of spruce lumber in the
Northwest The subcommittee on air-
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flint pruillH lllill. Ill linen lt ivi'l'iceimi - j
tive Krear. of Wi'ionsiii. is to inspect
the spruce forests foi Mist hand con I
firmntion of the cbntges nmle by the I
newspaper i
Siinunar of 'li.irges
The committee w itliliolds nist now tlie
text of the nllidaUts submitted In the
Providence .Inurnal statement cm
ering the siibstanie nf these dm iinients
was issued tonight. Iinwiner, In the
publicit lepresentatue of llepiihlnnn
members of the committee, and a Mit
of it follows
"These affidavits deal chietlv with tlie
getting out of spruce timbi'i, gmeiu
ment rnilwav ooiisti notion and oilier ac
tivities of the airplane sciuoe nf the
Pacific roast. Tlie declare that the
government wns subjected, under the
crfst-plus system, to a cost of virtunllv .
$630 a thousand feet nf spruce when '
private concerns were procuring the
same kind of spruce for from $1"0 to
$178 a thousand. I
"The charges assert that some nf the1
companies given contracts for the eon '
struction of railioads and the prndiu
tion of spruce timber had nn practical
logging experience in know ledge, that
the waste caused In these i onin.iiiics in
the building of camps in mac cessihle
localities, camps whuh bad to he aban
doned, ran into main thousands of clol
lars ; Unit there was .in utter lai k nf
proper care of foodstuTs and that in
ninny oases hundreds of dollars' woitb
of flour and lard wore caielesslv thiowu
in the mud at the side of n ro.id and
left to rot In one instance oen etmes
were left bv the roadside exposed to
the weather and ruined
"There are uthd.mt- alleging that
many miles of two-lmh plank road
were built into the foiests and ncprl
used : also the construction f e.iinps!
where spruce lumber was felled, but not
a sttok Hier brought out
No Attempts at Sahage
"Affidavits by men ou the spot assert
that c amps were sraitcd. that hmulicds
of workmen, as well as I nited States
soldiers, were transported to the locality
and that, after shacks had been built,
roads constructed anil ptowsions and
equipment brought in instiuotious were
received to abandon the camps So far
as could be learned no attempt whatever
was made to salvage nnj of the material
used in tlie const! notion
"Resides this, muc li of the correspond
ence which emanated frmn the office of
Colonel Ilrjce I' Disipic. m c lunge nt
the spruce-production division, in re
jfard to the letting of contracts for the
construction of railroad and the pro
duction of spmc-e, was also turned over
to the committee.
1'ractical lumlier men. as well as
railroad men. nre niithout.v for the
statement that the onst-plus system
adopted by Colonel Discpie for the con- i
struction of railroads into the foiests
and tlie pioductioii of spruce sent the
price of the lumber to such a point
that in the aggregate tlie government
paid virtually $(!."() n thousand feet for
the, spruce it piooured, while private1
interests were getting out the same kind
of logs nt a cost of from Sl.'iO to SIT
n thousand feet One of the biggest
lumber men on the coast assejts this
to be a fact
"The piocess of riving the splitting
of logs intq quarters bv means of
wedges, was inaugurated bv Colonel
Disque. and although he sucieedid for
a time in getting out the mnterial, the
waste was terrific.
"According to the letteis written from
the office of Colonel Disque vvJ-en this
officer first took charge on the coast he
had decided that the government should
not Build any railroads into the forests.
But he reversed himself after n few
months and finally nwnrded a eost-plus
contract for n railroad into a trac t
said to have borne billions of feet of
standing spruce
"A lumber man is alleged to have
said in the pres";.e of two witnesses
In the Ilenson Hotel at Portland that
he was one of four men who could get
contracts from the government, but be
fore they could be got it was ncres
uary to take the officers out and wine
and dine them.
"The Providence Journal also has
submitted evidence showing intolerable
conditions attending the inspection of
spruce at the factories, which appealed
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to prevail especially in tlie east One
instance is alleged of .21,000 feet of
No. 1 spruce delivered to a Massachu
setts factory, out of which the inspec
tors passed only 400 feet. The balance,
20,000 feet, having been ordered scrap
ped, was used for orating airplanes
xvhen they were shipped fiom the fac
.tory." VEGETABLES PLENTIFUL
Market Bureau Finds Ample Supply
Thrminhnnt -ltat
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Harrlsburg, July 14. Tlie Bureau of
Markets of the Pennsylvania Depart
ment of Agriculture sends out the fol
lowing forecast regarding the supplies
of nearby fruits and vegetables for the
jiresent week :
-xne war is over, Dut tne need for con-
ervation of nearby vegetables and fruits
istill exists
iiuutejiwit;!! teuuuiu Ro co
market and buv the products that are
in season. This week, virtually all
mnrkcts will be well Hiipplled with green
and wax beans, beets, onions, cabbage,
peas, lettuce and radishes.
T.ofollv ere,,.'., utei.nl enrn nnllnn,.-j.
t(ml tomatoes still are scarce. Small
quantities of new celery and turnips
''.. nre helnc cin? in ecnme .eeilmiJ f sn.,11,.
W& A V -- ""a - .-" Us.s,..w. .. ..uuvx
L . ,.' rnntern PpnnoTlvunn
fe'i (, i ''Harvest timp i hpro nnd hns hrnnhf
Fv'f V. -L- a "i'-i "rli" "'ii"" i"ri.
uv iiriruriv uppii-s lorrooKiug, hiuck-
j. urrriFs anu nuuKieuerries are rinenine
t x f terywhere expept in the northern part
B ,, 4 Aet w 8tate. Reports show, however,
-Tt U,IU Bonio uaiuaKO uus vvvu uoue to xne
berry rrops by the recent hot wave.
"PMfi 1a nhevnt C-liev Inst ivnnnf-ttmltv tn
fmakcj currant, gooseberry uud raspberry '
, jeiij. nut lew ciierries are to tie louuu i
, ' wow, extent in the northern part of the
Snate."
ft,'- i
e ' Germany Pay Swiss Bill
flerllu, July 14. JJlgliteen million
warkf, gold ($4,(500,000), xrlilch the,
UxHhman Ooverumeut lias owed SiviUi-r-
laud' ant liavmeut of which has been
Mtpet) temporarily by the Allies us
i tolKiUwiaad, as ordinary)
I GERMANY INCREASED
GOLD DURING WAR
i Inflation of Paper Money to
' Meet Army Expenses Great-
' i r
est in Austria-Hungary
Washington. .Itil.v 1 I. Onnnnv In
rrraxerf licr stock of j-nlel dm In; tlmvviir.
Imt lot Sl2.00n.00it between .Tnnunrj
- ""' ' " f nr. n--rnr.litiK
information obtained lit the I'odornl Up-
serve Hoard The lei was eltir to rep
utations made; Itelsiiim nnd lltimniiln
for Bold stolen fruni those countries,
mid by shipment"! lo neiittiit ioitntrip
to fi nil nop purchases nf food.
lieRinniiiK with SLW 011(1.000 tn j-olel
nt the nuthronk of tlie war. the tiermnn
Iteielisbank inrrrnsed it metal to S.""0,
000.000 at the end of 1!f5
The IVdpral Itesono Hanks of this
rountrj and the Hank of Knj-liind in
im eased their holdings of cold, lint the
I'ank of rrance nnd the I'.ink nf ltalj
showed det teases.
Inllatiiin of pnper ninij,pv
to meet
Austria
war expenses was cre.itest in
i llungnn . whore (lie imreasr
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four
rears was from S-I.'!1.000 000 to Ss.7i;,
000 000. the ratio of gold covet to
combined deposit nnd note liabilities
ileclminc to one lialf nf 1 per lent. In
Ci'iinnn, the inciense in bank notes
was from Mi!l.0()0,000 to i".,s,-.0ll(l..
000. with still further issues tli's car.
I'niiie miTensed her bank note- fioni
si.2-m iiod.oiio to 5.-,,s:!s.(ioo.ooo. and
the I niteil States fioni $ 10.000 000 to
?.MI:.IKM1.000.
WOMEN CHALLENGE BRYAN
Is Asked to Prove That "Forces of
Evil" Oppose Ballot
ll'.isliiiiRton. Juh 14. The National
ssoi i.itioii Opposed to Woman Suf
frage announces it has set nut
to obtain the defeat of the woman Mif
frage amendment by nt least thirteen
states and issued an open challenge to
Willi im Jennings Hrvan to proostnte
incuts th.it be was quoted as milking in
in address ;t Montgomerj, Ala., that
latilnatioii of the federal woman suf
fi.ise amendment would be n "sure
guarantee of iiiutintied nnd
lie ii e ' utid that "the forces of eil nre
lined up 'igiitist tlie ballot f-- women "
In answei to the lirst v-aJ',ni"iil b
Mr i!i Min the association declaied
th it t.eiiniin bad been gHen "great
i onsol.ition ' b the Woman's Intei
iintinniil Congiess nt Zui ich attended In
i n it m In i nf Americnn suffrage ndvo-
.ltes. KepHini to tlie second iisset
tion. the association said there was no
inlineitinn bllvvcen sufflllge and pro-1
liil.tlt.iit ns shown in "ens. vv i i i .In
fe.Uecl woman suffiage and appioved
ptoluhitioti on the same dav : in West
Yiiginia, whn Ii gave ptohilntlon '.10.00(1
mainiilv anil defeated suffrage In 'IS,
(1011. hi Dhio. winch defe.itfd suffrage
three times at the polls nnd adopted
prohibition bv popular vote, and in
C.ilifoinin. which alter adopting woman
suffrage has defoatcd prohibition tlnce
tunes
RUM DEAD ISSUE EDGE
Nugent's Platform Insult to Voters,
He Says
ULintic City, .lulv H Walter 1.
IMgc. New .leisev's iinior
. , li
t lilted I
States senator, attacked .Tames Nugent
and other candidates who nio attempt
ing to interject the liquor question
into .leisev's gunei natonal campaign.
' Attempts in some political
quar-
teis." the formei governor snlcVj. "to
intellect the 'wet' 01 'ill v ' question nt
I this time, as if it were the gloat issue
to be settled this fall, in my opinion ate
an insult to the intelligence of New
Jersey voteis.
"The tiling that impressed me most
is the seenniu endeavor to becloud the
ical issues nf the dav reconstruction,
a contiuuaiue nf business administia
tion nf the state with a pingressive
proginm ami full i etui lis for all monevs
spent through an appeal to sentiment
on tlie liquor question
"It does not lequno a great deal of
study for nnv one to realise that the next
governor of New Jeisev will have verv
little to do with the question of whether
Jeisey is to be wet or dry Tlie national
amendment will become effective about
it .. 1 . 1. . ,
the time lie takes unite or very shorth
tlieieafter. and all that lie can do will.
he to enforie it
PERSHING SOON TO RETURN
Activity In Central Records Office
Said to Indicate Early Start
Washington. July 14. Pieparations
for the c.iil, teluin of (Jeneinl I'eishing
and Ins personal staff from Prance is in
dicated in my officials, haid vesterdiv
in recent dispatches from abroad.
Ciating of the voluminous reeoids of
the expeditiouaiv fortes at the central
records office virtually has been com
pleted ami shipment to a seapoit is
about to begin Armv ordeis June been
Issued ronfeniug upon IMiijoi Ceneial
Allen, new commander of tlie Ameiican
fore es on tlie Kliinc. maiiv of the pn
.nn... n.. l.l.l u. i' I ei t
, ZtV J ',' ' "''"" "-K ami
recent trnnsiiott snilincs li.tt . hm. .. ....
incieasing number of casual officers
wnosp wniK huh dp-pii iimiiuiR'l ion
nected with th1 KPncinl hfMfhii.utors at
Chnumont.
TlcportM if f i ic tion hi-twom (Irnprnl
Porshiuc nml .oiicral Mauli, ohirf of
staff, were dwlar-p.! lo be without
foundation lj Wni Iicpni tment offi mN
w novc umir urn pi.ii i- iiH'iu in posi
tion to sco ovrrWhiug wlihh iahsed bo-
, . .ilrt ,,;.,. ri'itn. ii i
ivvtrcii muse uLui.x7ii5. j-iiui iiiuif nave
been instant o of decided differences of
opinion is giantrtl. but even these eases
t were suid to have been exceptional.
DEATH STILL MYSTERY
U. S. Agents Continue Investigation
of Secret Service Man's End
Seattle. Wash.. .lulv 14. Ciovern-
ment agents continued today iuve&tiga-
tion oi circu nisi aiices burrounuing int
of
loath of F A Povvhej, federal Seoiet
Service, whose body was found Slav -
in a lavatory in a local office building
chortly before he was expected to report
upon results oi an investigation lie had
heen mflkin" In Seattle, l'ernnns fnniil.
iar with the general nature of Dow seys
mission declared it involved a gigantic
fraud nga list the government.
. i j. j .1 t i niura anu iivini. "H" rtie Weill, , ISO
I A deve onilieilt U the VdhQ lias beenlL'l. Phtla Firemen a Relief Au'n nnnH.
t the nttoptlon by tlie Kings t'Otint Uem-
n.iln Cnh nf rpunlnttnn l,.n,ll
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i i '-'-' ""'-" ' "ir"'" "'!
I officials In Rattle, pendlus (.onclusion
of the investigation.
STOLEN: ONE BRICK WALK
Grand Jury Considers Case of Miss
ing Pavemeit
Baltimore, July 14. Christian Stapf,
who owns a house oi, Ttamsny street,
oharges that Arthur Justice a neighbor,
has been guilty of the larceny s of one
brick pavement.
Ktiii't wont to vjsit his son in the
country ou June 1. When ho left the
I pavement bhx 'lier, bilt he (leelqred
there ai
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sWewalk-'.ic frcMit of his
GLOUCESTER BARS THRIVE
Camden Thirsty Attracted to Saloons
Sellng 2.75 Per Cent Beer
In Olnurntcr City on Snttmlay -vr-nlliB
the hotels, unit "alooni tlirro which
nrp open mid disposing of the !!ni per
7", hrr- r,,Jn-vnl "J" of ,-.h' b7l 1nK,',s
of tlidr enrror, ns the notion of the ox-
else board in ("innden
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Camden saloons to close down Hat sent
the thirsty limnitt OlouepstPr City.
TIip result was Hint ptra linrtenders
n most places had to lie ran Un0n
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to enter to the wants of those who werp
seeking the nrnr beer
Itefure midnight most of the salonns
had sold out. mid closed their doors. He
that hi it niav. there were no arrests
Saturdm night for drunkenness. About
ten out of the twentv -eight saloons in
tilnuoestot ate operating with doors
open.
Btfatfys
ANPERSHS At ttnikland Xte Julv 10
Captain l IIAR.I.BS 11 huaband nf Kalh
arlne It And rnon iree I-eonhardt). need
evi Hclitlves and frit nds nichmnnd Iidice
No -'.so i' and A M and Hendlne Railway
Hellef A., n Intlted tn services Tuea , 130
0 tn t.'n-t Ceilings ace VJ'eM C'nlllnus
wood V J Int nrlwit' llarleleh Vm
HVKi:il-Iii 1.1 MUIY A. ttlfi of
lIlRhtllati llnkr-l- .ik il aa llnlullio. i
anil fri' nn- iinll.il l.i funeral services. W'cd
- P m 2J.s Masie. st Int Northwood
c em
."'?". "l. -on lulv 1J 11)10 JOHN W i
IIIshiip huohtnd of lxiula Ulehop (pee
I mrl llHlHtHr. iintl friends Invited to fu-n-ral
servicer on Wtdneedav at 2 p m
from lain rrsldm e .'04 S 22d at. Int
private Kernwnod I enieterv
,,'W"!'., .At, 2'J N rranWIn at Julv 10
WILLIAM L IIOclcjs HMatlvea and frlend-c
Invltctl to servlie Wtd 4 li m Ht Ste
liht n a T i: Church Ulth et below Market
Int private. North I iiirtl Hill iVm
,. U 'rJS,'- ;r''V:lTl"
iricnos invueti in luntril services, son-in-law
a retldente Henrv s Harlett. 2.,llt N
-"Hh
Wed 3 p
Int Mt I'eate
i AIIKV -Julv II DWlBL son nf late
InnT- J and c itharlne Carev Tunerai
Tu s S 10 a m rfildciw e of brother 211U
s .'illh st Solemn miutt'm mass Church
of .st Bdmond Hi a m Int Holy Cross
i WIST Juh IJ at siroudshurc Pa
MIRIAM J CAHS'I' inee Capehcnrt). widow'
or tho late (lenerat Cleorue D Carse Int
North Cedar HIM (cm lues .lull IB. at
2pm
... A.UTY.H,t.nJ ,u,v ln DORAS KRD
MAN wife of (leome H Cartvv right Rela
tives nnd friends Invited to services Tues
2pm 544 -! W'anamaker st Int pri
vate Mt Peace Cem Remains may be
viewed Mon 7 30 lo 10 d m
Ct'MMINS Julv 111 DANIEL J CUXt
MINS. Sr . husband nf Frances Cummins
(nee Hrennen) Relitlvo. and friends. Com
modore Darrv Count II No "i7S K of C
rchblshop Rvan'a Vesettibh K of C mem-
lnstlitfl Der'' ann emplov - or Htrawlirldce A Cloth
lasting' n ,, ,. s . , ,,, s-am. M.1.1.
I Lnuue of Sacred U.art of church of the
1 scenslon all other societies of which he
wan a member Invlt d to funeral Tues
s in a m 3311 G si Solemn requiem mass
Church of the Vsi-nslon lo n m Int New
Cathedral Cem
rI VMCIN'I) lulv 11 ROS WNA widow of
ciiirles Dianinui Relatives and friends in-
, vltetl to funeral Tues s Ttl a m IIJ'i N
' Modlne t solemn requl m nuiss St Ml-
ilt..,l u I hnn h 111 . m Int Vn.i I ilt.flil-.l
I t
iuv rn n,,v n uniir.i ca r wife .t
Lines Mlv . r (nee PatleritonV P"l itivefl aiyl
irnnti inviieo lo iuner.il serviics luts
. p in nis
ci cklin I i rn.
Ham nek
Remains
lot
private
view etl
I1MV bo
V!n ,o 111 n in
I'.CKHARIIT lulv 10 KRIIOl.ltlCK C
son nf c Frederick nnd Lllrehcth Hrkhardt
aed 3S Relatives and friends Richard
Vaux. 1-odK" No 3M K and A M l'hlla
c nnsi-etorv A A s R I.u Lu Temple Co
lumtihi Countrv Club KenlnKton A A
friends of th" wool trade Invited to funeral
services Tues J p in litis I; Ilerks st
Int private Han Cedar Hill Cem Friends
mat vote rcmiins Xlon s to 10 p m
FI.W'KGAN lulv 1." JOHN husband of
Annie I Innegan (nee Rohan) of Ilalivhanis I
Countv Mavo. Ireland Relatives nnd friends '
..li..) tn '..nnn.t ee- i Q 10 n m Clin
ii.-ii' ii l.i lUI.'l.li ttil r .. n ii. jit.
s Jllh st High mass of requiem M An
thonv s Church in a m Int Holy Cross
c e m Auto funeral
I ixs'ku VN t Hamburg Pa Julv 11 i
THOM s son of laiee Cornelius and Marv
I nneiian Relatives and friends Invited to i
fuinial Tues ap-irtments William II Hat-,
I. i ul Hill! V ll.nn.l - ttl.l. .... SI
...,'. n ii.iii.tJ ft IIIHII lllilff .-I
Marv s church WesHtrove Pa 10 a tit I
mi s, .-tt, s c em vveslgrove Irani
' will lente llrojcl it Sta 7 a in
FISS Julv 12 ALICE wife of Oeorge I
V Flas nnd daughter of latcj John and !
Roselta Plumber Relatives and friends In I
vltecl lu funeral services Wed 3 n in Jilln
vv Susquehannx ave Int private
Friends
i ma ecu iueie nner
roitiiES julv 13 xargaret wife of
Invited to funeral We'd 2 p m cie'i N I
en. 1, . t-.i ... .. . 1... r
1 inn pi r 1 iriitt-t iii.o it- cnimiii- iiuin
7 11111II 111 1. 01 rues Ini nrltuie .,.nh
wnnci 1 em xuto funeral
rOHTINO Julv 12 XNNIE wife of Jo
stph Fortlno and daughter of Patrick and
the late nnle VlqHridt aged 2CI Relatives
'and friends Invited lo funeral Tues, f 10
a m husbands residence IJIil Vnllv e-i
Frankford Solemn requiem miss Mater
.IM Rosa c hurtb 10 a in Int St Dominies
' t m Auto si rvlte
UXLLAGHER Suddenly July U JOHN
F husbinei of Anna M Gallagher lure XI.
I aughlln) and son of late PatritU and
Winifred C. Gallagher, late of ll'ls Race
st Relativts and friends invited 10 funeral
Wed S 10 a m. 232 W She. don st lllnev
(.11(111 N ) Solemn mass of requiem Church
of the In.nruatlon 10 a 111 Int Hoh cross
t em uto xuneral.
DAXVGHXN Sudlenlv luiv 11 VII
1 1IAEL husband of llrldget Gavagbnn Hi.
Durfj) nnd son of Winifred and late lohn
(eiiveghtn of Charlestown Countv Mavo
Ireland Relatives and friends Holv Name
Kn. 1. 11 It.. s .. it-e .-. I. .- a . .
" -"-' ". -1 -' et ttiiiiii.isui
' Men's ReneftcHl Sorletv and Vtldvale st.el
P"1"1" "jnemiai society invited to funenl
lucs h 30 ,t m .31S7 Marstnn nt wlnl-m
lerjuiem mass Church of Corpus Chrlti lo
n m Int Holy Sepulchre Cem uto fu
tn ral
'Jor.DP:x Tuiv ii CHAni.Rs k
GOLDEN, husband of Helen F .Jnldrn Inee
I riel and ri of Mrs Kllen Todd (nee
Ulanej) and late George Oolden nlatip
and friends Invited to funeral Tues H Vl
a m tJJfl V Mrtlewood st (2!th nt and
Glrard ae Hluh renulem mim St Kran
im h ( liureh 10 a m Int Ho'y Crob (Vm
Auto funoral
ORKKN Suddenh TuU IJ JOHN J ,
huKljaml of latt hulu Gret n nf' Pevjilck)
ind con of late jrnrBarHt and MU h ie
(Jrten Relatives and frlondn Kngino Co
No 'Jl. Phlla nrf-m!! s Relief hho ,
Gen Garfield. No 01 r of A Invlt. tl to
funeral Thurs S Vt a nt brother reil
dinre, (till N Iark nve Mich ina Church
nf the Immaculate Conception 10 a n Int
Holv CroPH Cem Autn funeral
HARRISON Julv 11 SMl RI M H R
R1SON. afted A3 Relatlen and friends ln
vltffl tn funeral sf-rvlcej Mhldletown Pren
bterlan Church Tues 1 p m Int ad
jufntntT rem i
IIA II.AND Juh IT KMUHETH D
v Icow of Ilarrv D Havlland vunral from
i-on-ln law's residence Proton S Hnod, J'J
V Atlantic ave Audubon J int
tttrlctlv private
INNi:S Suddenlv tulv VJ THOMAS H
husband of Mary K Itmeq (nee iSalor and
nn of late Huijh and Marnl hnem RU
tlveH Hnd friends PI U.i Ip neniitment
Cn K 10'Uh Regiment Mh Dlvlnlon A H ,
V Invited to fumrnl Turi 2 v m P.ti
Mnnion ae Manajunk im AWstmtn-ter
Cem Friends mav tall Mon eve
JOHNSON Julv IJ HSTHKR dauch-
ler of Catherine and late William J John-
r'nA
inee iiertyi lfiailveH and friend.
ren or Jrary sodintv of immirulate '
t onceptlon Church invited to funeral Wed
7 30 a m mothers resident ioi" North
Ameruitn i diih-iuh iiku requiem mass
c-mirrn or me iminaiuiate 1'nnr.rmMnr. o
H "' (nt New Cath-dral cem Auto
( sejoNAS July 1 JiM widow of jo-
weph Jonas aired 77 ReUtlves and friends
invueti to xunerai iuch iv an a m. lur.
10r oi Lmanuei flner & son, JtJU UUmond
int Mt Sinai LVm
JONES July 1.' WILLIAM P husband
nf Mary E Jones KBdl 71 rtelntlve-s and
friends. Amerlc-an Standard Council Nee SOU.
O of I A , Court Fairmount No 41 p
of A . Invited to funeral services Wed
Up m . 34M Westminster ave Int prl
vate Remains may lee. viewed Tues eve
KEARNEY On July 13 ism, niCHARD
11 son of John J and Jane Kearney In his
Hth year Relatives and friends nre ln-
Vliea to eeiienii luiiercei ser ILC s oil Wednes
day at -! P m at the residents of his
parents, 405 Maple m Jenklntonn Pa
Int private. Evergreen Cemeterj Camden
N J
KEEN Julv IS, MART wife nf Thomas
Keen aged 3X Relatives and friends in.
I .".e'1 ' !Trv".'. "f...- " rn 1315 S
kei.i.Y Suddenly July is. tmoxias a
, '''VX' hehi,a"unr?a trie il'anrxis'.'-Sof j?n,d
'".?. "I ,.hJU'V.l,3irlct.1,?,"d y?.r.y fc?I'1 n."
, rocai. Va.!.1" r1;VniJua" I 'Ul iHlhWard
inyue loiui.vr.i ni " J" a
4 I.au
, rel nt aoiemi
mn requiem
mass immculate
n Int Holy Cross
Conception Church, 111 a
Cem Auln runerul
KENNIRH July 12. ELEANOR wife of
Charles Kennlsh and daughter of Hugh and
lata Augusta .McDonald Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral Tues s 30 a m
3140 Memphis st Solemn requiem mass
Church of Nativity ln a m Int. St
Joachim's Cem
KOPPENHOEHEll Julv 13 EDNA
DOROTHY daughter of Charles and Paulln.
Koppenhoeier aged IT Relatives and
friends Invited lo funeral services XVed
1.30 p m,. brother's residence. 720 Parry
aye . Palmyra. N J Int xit Vernon Cem.
Remains may be, viewed Tues after 7.30
e. ice
LAWSON July 11 RORERT O son of
ivuceen Hciu i.iniaii laivvaon cnees llaru and
grandson of late John and Prlscilt.. Adam.
a Reel 14 Relatives and friends, members of
rvtnmngion i ougregationai c;nurch, John 11
Stetson Public School. Invited to funeral
services. Tins, 7 -30 r m.. Kensington Con-
grrgauonai inurcn. mi. private. Kesiams
. ln
LB (IRANI) Suddenly. Julv t HARRY.
I husband of Mnrgaret Ln (Irnml ami son of
inristtsna unci late Alexander l.e (Irand
Relatives and friends, Truck o No a:
Phlla Firemen's Relief Asso Invltc.l to
funeral Wed UK) n m . Il llrlstovv otaee
Solemn requiem mass t hurrh if (he Im
maculate Conception It r m Int Holy
Cross tern Xuto funeral
I.F.VTZ Jlll IB WIM.IWI M husband
' ?,f.r.r".H!i.IT"'5?o Mi. 'W T.
united to funeral services Tues .' t. m
rccllllrln- th,.!""1 " Baltimore HVe Laiiadoiwie !
Int
, nrlvale Fernvvooel lni
l.lt.t.r- luly tl At.vnv B wife of
frank l' I.Wy Jr . and daughter of Isaac
and Sarah Dsal Relatives nnd friends In
vited to funeral xvil L p m residence
.' brother In-law Samuel Brown 1
Thmr st Int. North Cedar Hill ei
mains ma be viewed Tues afiei T p.
SJJ K
Re.
t.ll'l'l Julv 11. ritANK husband of
Catherine l.lppl (nee Schrelder) aped ft4
IMallvea and. frl-nds Court riilllp Rherl
den N'o 141 r of A I raternal Order of
Orioles Seal IIS I'hlln l.odue No M I. O
0 M llartenders Vnlon Loral No HIS.
Ravrlpiher V V N'o 1 11 I'll", he l II,
No 1 c. Henrv Oeaterlln Y-arl lleneMelit
Alts n Invited tn attend funeral Tuea . 7 30
a m -Sill N 4th at Solemn reiiulem mass
St Ilonlfarlua' Church II a m Int Sloit
Holf Hedeuner Ccm Auto funeral
MAUR At l.vnn Maes Iillv It MVRION
1 wife of Kdward I) Mahr Helm'ie nnd
frl-nds Itivlied lo funeral vwa p n
reeldeni o of brother In-law 'Ihomas 1 t.TW
son 1 l-d W' McvinienelnK ave Int Tern
wood Ccm Krlelids ma tall Tlie eve
XfARCH - July t'J IClltN r hu-bind of
tarv M March n.liittveR and friends In
vited to nervlces Mon S p m so It! Row
land ae ItolmeaburK Int llr.idford Cim
Marshalton c'htster countv Pa 'lues. 12
noon
MvnilS-Julv 1.1 nt.t.I-.V wife of
Reuben Marttn acred Ml o.' Civea aud '
felt n.N Intltml l,t rnttt-i.1 turilie Wed
i .1 .10 p in 4S K Sprlneer si Ml Alrv
Int prlv.id Itetnalns mav be viewed rues
j f.P
xi, ! vnc Tniv in xiarv cl'CILIA.
daucrhtcr of Pitrhk ami c alhirlne MiCah-
ased J1 ltelitlio-; ami frletuH H V .M
Sodailtv and League of Sit ted He in of St
Thomas Vciofms s Church Invited lo fll
neral rhurs s a tn pi rents tesidence
Kit S 1Mb st Solemn high niase of te
qulem si Ihnuns Vetulniss Church 1)10
a m Int Huh Cross Ct in Auto funeral
MrCt nt.l.W Julv 11 IOHN S Mc
CI.HLLAN Itiietlvts and frlendt invited to
view remains rues 4'ln p m 100 H
tJreenwood ave Latn-downc I'a Inl Cai
ilslo Pi Wed
McCCINACHIV- Tulv 11 RORERT LIST
husbantl of c harlotte I. xlcCetnaghv 124 W
Cottage ave Hull nil. Id V J Relatives
and frit mis Invited to services Tus 2 3r'
p m Olliei 11 Hair llulldlng 1SJII c host,
nut st PhllaeMphia Int West I-aurel
Hill Cem
XIilIENRV lulv II Itnni.rir husband
of Annie Mrllenrv (nee Donaghue) and son
of late Patrl k and Helen Mtllenrv (nee
McOarvev) Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral Wed s 30 a m sister's resi
dence Mrs Nellie Raines 2,2S Waverly st
Solemn high mass of requiem s1! Patrick's
Chunh in a m Int Hnlv Cross Cem.
MF.ISER Julv 11 LI.S1F. M MEISER
daughter of late Christian 10 1 Caroline
Melser (nee llraun) aged 20 RelalSves aid
friends invited to funerel services. Wed
11 a m 1'I2" N Isth st Int private
N.rtbwnod Cem Auto funeral Remains
ma be viewed Tues B In III i m
MILLER Julv 11 EM1LV K. wife of
David Miller (nee Hillings) age .17 Relatives
nntl friends invited to funeral service-.
Tues S p m -'7.H V Falrhlll st Int
Wed 2 p m North Cedar Hill Cem
XIOFFETT lulv 11 ANNIE E ItRAN
KE.N. wife of Dr John Xloffctt at 1111 I N
2d st
MOORE "Siidlenlv lulv 12 nt 4"c Hans
berrv at Gtn llir Rev GEORGE cCLlT
FORI) .MOORE iigc.1 74 Funeral servltis
Calvarv Cliur. b Minheim and PutaBki
aves . Tues . .1 p m Int priv ite
MORGAN Juh 11 M M D X1ARY daugh
ter of Harrv L and Mar Morten (net
Esher) aged 21 Relalives and friends
also St I.v.lln's cliillcl of si I'.ml s P E
Church Invited to fun. ml Thurs 2 p in
113 Market st c inil.n N J Int private
Harlelgh t cin Friends miv till 1 l c
to 0 p m
Ml'tll'IIY t I'ltnnn S I lulv 1.1
ROIIERT i Ml Itl'IIY ise SI Helittves
and friends Invited lo funeral Thurs 1"
a tn from residence of son In law. YV 11
Ham C Clark SI Mvrtle ave Pitman N
J Int Aurv X J Fn nils ma tall Wed
after S n m ,.,. ...
NELSON lulv 12 Ht'C.H NELSON
Relatives nnd friend" also members rillrd
n.e..nn.il I.peltv lerlltn I hllrch InVllCd td
funeral services Tues 2 p m 272,1 N
, ..
vr
l
st Int private
LTY Julv 12 JC)s;i'M A nusnann "
Rose Nultv Relatives and friends In. "eel
tn funeral Wed 7 .Hi n m SVi V 211 st
Solemn requiem mass st Iranois Xavler
Church n a m Int Holv Cross (em
NCNVMAN luh 12 DnROHI. widow
nf Jntoli J Nunanian (nee S'ox) aged el
Relatives and frltnds Holv l'amllv Ladles
Aid Societs of st Vlnrent a Orphan Asjlum
Invited to funeral Wed S .III a n l"'
N 4lh .1 Requiem mass St Peters church
HI a m Int Most Hol lie df-emer Cem
ODONNELL Jub 10 X 1 1.LLXM O DON -NELL
Relatives and friends Invited to
Cn.-.l Tites S 30 . TT1 from M J. HC -
mour's 1.100 N 11th st High requiem masa
sixialacnv s
c nurcn in a m em -.-7
I x.H1llunil v till ..... ,-,. t t n W"l Vi-1
'. OTTI Y JuU 1.1 .7 J'1-';,' ." a -.4
Relntivej and friends invited in
...tip., tlhiiti Delaw ire e oumv I'a
funeral
Tues ,
-".-" - , . ,., , . , , . . . ,,, .am
Lin m Int private Old St David 8 cem
cm'l'V's lulv 11 ANNA XI widow or
'James Owens nged 111) Relatives and
friends Invited lo funeral services cd
p m daughter s residence Mrs XI
I,nulsa I'aulln 1741 Ontario st Tioga lilt
private Northwood Cent.
PHILLIPS luly II IxOf 5VI P . l- rl
1 dward F and Lillian vl ,'mllll s axte 11
months Relatives and frl mis invited to
tinieral services I uejs 2 p 10 residence
nf parents 1017 Duntannon ave Logan
"iMIIL. July 10 V. LIZA A widow of John
T Plhl and daughter of late Peter and
'.Maria Knorr Relatives and
friends in
1 at resl-
vlted to servltes 1 uea . n
dence of nlete Mrs Marv
IVters 111) Fed-
I eral st nil Pfivaie
Crlenda mav call Mon.
rtrnwood Ccm
cvt from 7 to tl
I o cine I.
I REAHNER lulv 1.1 IRY
VVMl Ceten MeMaimt Wife of
M RHA-
Cllnton T
V M.
' Reaencr Relatives and friend
1 Sodailtv Invited to funeral
Thurf S 30
-.Ilia I allies st
Fnnkford .Solemti
requiem mass bt lo.thim Church I rank
ford. 10 h m Int St Dominic s Com
RORi:R At Sprlnptleld O Julv 11. KD
A AR1 RORKR. asred (14 Relativen and
friends Invited to funeral hahaskn Pa ,
Wed. 10 a m Autos will meet the 7 0"i
a m train from Heading Teimlnul at
Uihattka station
SCHCIPLEIN - luly 1- FRAVKMN
GRIFFITH, son of Theodore J nnd Lldle
Rchelbleln (nee Dixon) aced 5 Relative
and friends invited to Fervfces Tuep 'J p.
m.. parents residence 3"ill Knorr at , Ta
con Int Magnolia Ctm
SHKRMAN Jul 11 ATHH widow of
Edward -eSherman need 71 Relttlves and
fr..rnrfn Invited to requiem mass Tuet" 7
a in St. Micael'n; Chunh lth and lom
1 bard ats Int Toma River N J Rem.ilns
mav be viewed Tut" IT.Ci Pi. rrv nt
SKAHAN Jul 10 JOHN J husband of
Margaret C Skahar (nee Hendricks) nnd
son of late Patrick .and catherinf iikahnn
t Roiatlves and friends Pinion Council No
004 K of C . Dlv No 31 A O 11 rpcj-
araphlcil Union No li and .tl other tficle
I ties of which he was ii member invited to
funeral -Tues 8 30 a rn 5si.l Chestnut
I at Solemn requiem mass Our Ladv of
I ftosary Church 10 u m Int Holy Cross
I Cem Auto service
Jvrar JuU 11 iHKIviivrc K
siJAR. daughter of late Christian and
Marv Snear. atred 91 Relatives and fiiends
invited to funeral sfrvites 1 u9 J p m
residence of Walter S vlveater -TiJ.1 Piker
st Manaunk Int Levertrrt n Cem Rux
b0STUAKCKHOUSn Julv 11 LICK MAT,
widow of Powell Stackhouse atrcd 21 Ilela
tives ind friendb invited to tuner, ber
tm Tues - V m . at tn residence of
her mother. Mrs Hltzabeth Wheatland 1310
Frncker t Oik I-ane Int private
STINSON Tulv 12 at S10 1. Martin st .
RoxboroUKh MAFtGARKT It widow of U 11
Itu.-v run... Nnn I... u n.l In,
nrlvate at convenience of famllv
"'i-rllATTON Julv 11! BI.IZXlir.TH wife
nf the late Charles Btratton aee SI Rein
tives ana irienu.. hiw 'Tntr i h
HonrO or liwui jinF.vin ... ........u.. ........
r i n O F Invited to funeral service-,
m n tn in noinc
1201 N 17th st
'u - r ". ,;- t i ian.
int iireenvouii i "
p .j-tetar. (7.4sTj4Anlsi1'
Jul! 1.' JOHN hus- I
HXilCJt- .-tut....;.....
bnd of Ida -1"""'
and friends. PhUa
aged 49 Relatives '
Cunslstor. Scottish j
of Phlla all other I
Rite. LU u t,.".V
orsanlzatlons oi
hlrh he wns a member. I
Invited to funeral services, mi vviiiow si .
Norrlstown, Wed .' P m int itiverslde
Cem , .orrifi" " ......-. ,.-.,. v.
Tues . aft-r 7, P in ... T ...
-aijtjlill jui; s. .-. CIVIII III '
Anna ami late Frank Talhot aged .1 Rela
tives and friends Invited to services Tues .
"30 P m O02I Allinan st Int Mt
iilorlah Cem Friends may call Mon eve
LLRICH July 13 HI1.I II, daughter
nf Emll F and josennine r. v. irn n Inee
Leskol, ageu - I,'""u """ 'ettniis
Invited to funeral services Thurs 2 p in
sBl Ridge ave Int private
WALLACE On Smurdav Julv 12 111111
at Lakewood N J Dr. STEPHEN OARRI
SON WALLACE Services at chapel. Arllng
ton Cemetery near Merchantvllle V j
TueedaJ Jul l"V 1U1B. at 12 JO p ,
'"vVATTSJuVvIS FjTHELRERT WATTS
at University Hospital aged 74 Funeral
services St Jamen'a Church 22d and Wal
nut : sts Tue. 10 30 n m Int private
WINNER At Chalfont Pa July II.
WILLIAM HENRV son of late Abraham and
I'rnlly Winner Relatives and friends. Wash
ington Camp No 2114. I O S of A In
.tT.a en funeral servlres. .Mon 8pm IL'7
N Houvler st nil m-
71 .; .!- . In, Tilaa II a m it'lttl
t. Cilia III
WORTWINE - July 11 MARGARET
WORTWINE widow of Qottlleb Wortvvlne
-j c, n.lnelves und friends. m.iitV.
of St Marcus' Church. Invited to services;
xfon S P. m son-in-acw a resitircne John
uodehrnfer 1831) N 28th st, Int Tou."
x Hie Pa
CfI)lRTAKr.H9
ESUSUMf'UjrfW
.rf vl. it llR.ori awd
M m-mr' iiVw
PERSONALS
TAKE NOTIl E that I will not he responsible
for any debt for Bond or merchandise or
dered In tn name unle ss the same nre con
tra ted for by mo pelieotiallv 1'RAN L.
iiAri:ii
L03T AND FOUND
COt.t.AR- txist ritiiiinml and black velvet
k
,7tv
tollar. contalnliis ill illainonua ana one,
r ahaneft i aniontl tlron Mamneil either V
TCI) or n 713 Liberal reward ami no
citiestlons uked If returned tn J K Cald
well td Co Juniper nnil Cheelnut ata
PIN I.ot near tSth nnd Market, platinum
nnd ilUlnonil pin 'J1 dlatnnnda liberal re
ward Mlaa Moer 1412 N 13lh at, or lo
cust Mon Ilranch 811
HELP WANTED FEMALE
BELL TELErilON'E OPKRATINO
No Experience Necessary
no rnn week for unoiNNnns
Salarv Increased after
the first four weeks'
training period.
Tnunff women between
1S and 21 will find tele
phone operating verv
faeeinatlna: clean work,
with unusual opportunl
ties for advancement ln
salary and position
In addition to a good
salarv we have com
fortable rest and lunch
rooms where food la
serced at cost.
Call persnnallv
First none 11I Arch tt.
Miss Rvan
ALTER TIOV HANDS
on nni:ssKi
appi.t iit'Hi'vr up employment
WANVAIAKERS
ARTIST'S LXROE PIIILA
delpbli women's apparel
Ing store has vvell-paylng
vear-round positions tn women
fashion artists Qualifica
tion and snme idea of sal
ary desired in first letter A
splendid opportunltv for am
bitious -tilling women p
111. Ledger Office
BOOKKEEPER Reflnrd high class 5oung
women want.d to run set of personnl looks
In engineer a nntl architect a office, must Im
thotoughlv expel lent eel fnmlllir with Ihla
e lass of work and tilde In sttert within the
next f. w tlavs ciinpt iisatlon In direct pro.
portion to til.liitv of ipplleant Inoclion ctn-
tcr or tin wrin lunv in llrsi letter which
will be
Hid
in eoiui.icnto and returned
.1.11
1 edger Offlc
IlCleiKhEI.I'ER lo assist in bookkeeplnjc
dep-ertment of corpontion In northern
section of rltv one who tan do stenographic!
work preferred state age. experience, aal.
orv expected I' no i Ledger Office
DRESSMAKERS- EXPERIENCED
. , ON '''Nl; W111K
APPI.T lll'REVC DP rMI'LOrMENT
WV.NA.XrvKER'S
GIRLS over HI w-xnted 2rtc per hour mid
beginners experience not netessary. sk lied
nrn.ru tors urn o!d .. ...!.- .'. . " ' '
not nrtll Veil, fur ha. 1 r j. i " l"
....; tt.ic 10 iichko irom 514 to SI
lor further Information nnply a
st between I) nnd 10 a m
3-'0.1 Arth
GIRL experienced at telephone exchange in
whole sale grocerv Annlv In neVn
Comlv 1 lanl-'en
tt Companv 118 s Dela-
ware ave . i-ntl 1
GIRL for general work In mill
steadv wcuk npd good wages
wold Wnrsled Co Derby Pa
restaurant,
Appls Grls-
CAXlPnELI.'s! SOI'PS
EhTARLISHED ISh'l
WOMEN AND GIRLS
FOR KITCHEN WORK
PREPARINO X-EGETAHLF.S
MEA1S' ETC
si. so GENERAL FM'r6flY WORK
STEADY V.MPLOYXIENT
. ... HIGH WAGES
INl "RIJASED Al'TliMATICXLLT
II.ME AND HALF 'I IME
CLENT OF OVI.iniME -SPI.C
II HO.SL'S 2 PER WEEK
iR Pi: CAX'".:r;,i co
ID AND MARKET SIRSLTS
I AM DEN, N J
G,eRa'rS TdT,l !rn. ". ,u ran
Iratt, ,-. i.,l.- ,'.1',. "'r? ""'II-in "ill
.. , '-i-i'.j t-iiiit'iam i i n
Diamond st
to
III Tt 1J,I"rlenced elouhleis and .inn
enoulers e,n nited evork Applv Shacka
maxon Mill, MieKhtnJ ave and Hn.k
HOSIERT
PAirti:ns and folders
Experienced on
fine seamless hosiery
To work at night
Those not emplov ed
during the dav
Hours p m until 10 pm
HON'US PAID
in addition
to piece-work rates
Can call at the mill
In the evening
NOTASEMIJ HOSIERY CO
Oxford and Masiher i-ls
HOUSE OIRL wanted.
and Chr stlan
Sherry's Cafe. Broad
HOUSEKEEPER ManaRlng housekeeper In
famllv of 2, two servants kept Address
P PIP Ledger Office 'uuress
JANITRESS Three rooms partis furnilhed
for light services, 14111 N H.th st
LEDGER CLERK wanted for posting ex
perienced on bank, auditors or stock
ledgers, apply by letter only, give full par
ticulars Westlnghouse Lamp Co 540
Wldener Hldg
MILLINERS. EXPERIENCED
APPLV IIURKAU OF EMI'myjlENT
MILLINERY Experienced dehlgner wanted
I for high-class millinery also milliner and
I saienvvomen Apply 12. .1 loth
I OPERATORS, experienced on Union fipecl7l
I machines piece work, best isles i.aia
steady work Hygienic Fleeced Underwear
241fl N
SPOOLERS, experienced on Ann eotton nnd
inercerueet bkcui arns. steady work entire
venr irncid vvnties
It vv III
1 lie worth Ve.nr
vvnilo to investlRule
Mfg Co . 4(100 N lbth st
1- rle-dlierger Aaron
.". tt Hne June.
STKNOnitAPHElt EPEIHI's'Cf;n
AND ASSISTANT TO IIOUKKKKPKR
I'ERMANENT I'OlriOS Ol'pdlt-
l'UNITV FOR AIJVANCKJIKNT
AI'FI Y
I'UHLIC LEDOKR CO
(ITU AND CHESTNUT STS
ASK J.OR MR WIE.Sr
STENOGRAPHER, thoroughly experienced
one capable nf handling details, salary 11X
per week P 102 Ledger Office d
WAITRESSES .WHITE)
APPLY IlURKAtI OF EMPL01.MEN r
WANAMAKER'S '
WINDER8. experienced on tine cotton and
inenerlzed skein jarna steady work untie,
year, good wages. It vvlll be worth vour
wlilie. tu Investigate Frledherxer Aaron
Mfg Co , 4BO0 N. 18th st , near Wajm, June
' WOMAN -College woman
Who Is Inters. t..c
In develcitilnr along constructive. lln. ..
vektlbule school for training Industrial work
ers reply state age. previous occupation
nationality religion. education nearest
telephone salary last exrned and salary ex
pected replies toenfldentlal, successful appli
cant must take at least (I months' pre
liminary training with pay, excel oppor
to engage In Industrial work In a mudorn
plant operative along must approved lines n(
dentine manage'nt 'C-1H ' P O Hox 3443
eWSllAN TociT education snd refinement re.
eiuireei in u woman cor jj posici-vii paying
$35 per week) easy Jjpiirs;Xsdvanraent,, "Ask
HELP WANTED FEMALE
rtESTFUt. outdoor emplovment for rubllo
choo teacher, suitable work for aultable
person, particulars sent on receipt of quail
flcallons P n.'ll. Ledger Office
(lenernl
RltSINESS SERVICE CO lllfl Land Title
llookkeepers and assistants $1.1 tn S20
Stenographers, tlS--2.1, Clerks 112-Jlfi.
HELP WANTED MALE
ACCOUNTANT, man with publle accounting
experlonte thoroughly familiar with cost
work, capable of taking charge Address
Ijocal Auditor. Emergenty Fleet Corporation.
Room 1.10 Administration Hldg . Rrlstol. Ta
ACCOUNTANT. C T
eenee compensation
A , state'nge, exnerl
11 am ledger QITIce
AUTOMOHILE MECHANIC first class: good
salari. steady work, nrsi-elasn wneictn.
condltloTis F I Danlets Hlghlstovvn N J
HLNDERT HELP WANTED
Rulers paper cutters. blankbook forwarder,
miscellaneous binder finisher, loose-leaf
binder, also bindery girls steady positions,
no labor I rouble
GREGORY MATfcR et THOM CO
Detroit, Xllrh
BOOKKEEPER'S ASSISTANT good cnr...
accurate at flguresi permanent lKistllon fori
rigni party oniv cnoso naving experience
need npplv Frledberger-Xaron Mfg ej0
IDOii N isth st near Wavnc Junction.
CARPEVTLRS Seeds A Derham contrac
tors Colunfbta ave bridge over Srhml.
kill river East Rtver Drive I'alrniount
Park
COLLECTORS -Active, trustworthy Cathollo
men for Harrlsburg and llethlchem dls.
trlcts S21 ensh bond required Can 902
Land Title Hldg "UJ
CYLINDER PRESSMAN vyantcdl good sal-
arv steady emplovment: open office; state
particulars Turse Printing Co., Savannah
Ga '
DESIGNERS experienced in medium and
heavv machine tools give age and ex
perience In detail Address A Wood. er
of the N'lles Tool Works Co Hamilton O
IlK.FTSXtF.N -llethlehem Steel Company
has several permanent positions open for
first-class designers nnd mechanical drafts
men on hvdraullc presses and machine! v
rolling mills and special machinery, only
men who tan deliver the goods should applv,
giving age experience and salary expected
to H II Hummel, llethlehem Steel Company,
Bethlehem Pa
DRAFTSMEN 2 or 3 tlrst lIk, thoroughly
experlenceti In blast-furnace work: perma
nent position state full details regarding
experience sauirv d'slred and date available.
.XI 4.'n I.. dacr Office
DRAFTSMAN Heavv machine tool experl
inct' preferred, slate schoolinjr and com
plete experience In application and weekly
wage required P 11S. Ledger Olflee
FURNITURE FINISHERS
EXPERIENCED
AI'I'IjY
BUREAU OF EMPLOY.MENT
WANAMAKER'S
HOG ISLAND SHIPYARD
RIVETERS
RIVETING tGANG3
rOPI'ERSMITHS. FIRST CLASS
REAMERS
PASSER BOY3
MUST UE OVER IB
AND FURNISH PROOF OF AGE
ArPLT
S00 WALNUT ST.
SEE MTt. SHATTUCK
OR MR. PHILLirs
l,',2i
SEE
ARCH ST.
MR SWARTZ
LABORERS Seeds X. Derham. contractors
Columbia ave bridge over Schuylkill river,
I ; 1 st River Drive l'alrmount Park
LEDGER CLERK wanted for posting ex
perienced on bank, auditors' or stock
ledgers, apply by letter only, give full par
ticulars. WestlnghoU8e Lamp Co.. 540
Wldener Hide.
FIRST CLASS MACHINE MAN FAMILIAR
WITH OARNRTT MACHINES. TO TAKE
CHARGE OI' HARNETT ItdOM AND (!ET
HESU1.1S OOOD XVAOE3 TO RIGHT
MAN CILD-USTABLISIIED MAT1RE.3
i'ACTORT.
M 914, LEDGER OFFICE
MACHINE HANDS EXPERIENCED MC
on moulders or stickers- 48 hours, hlehesl
wanes Planing Mill, uth and Tioga sts
I
MARKER, experienced on shirts and na"
Jdin.cs one competent to take full ehxr-e
. ..'- tJi-feeeceiceii AOCireS. J
lanowltrh .14 XX'hlte st New York
H.
SPECIAL, OPPORTUNITIES
FOR
MEN ON PRODUCTION WORK
Ages 18 to li
WEIQHT 140 LPS OR MORE
MUST BE IN GOOD PHYSICAL
CONDITION
No experience necessary
No labor trouble
Applv In person or communicate at
once with Factory Emplovment
Office
THE OO0DVEA.R TIRE AND RfHRER CO.,
AKRON O.
WANTED AT ONCE
RIVETETtS
RIVETERS
RIVETERS '
FIRST-CLASS MEN
, COMB WITH YOUR a xNOS
THOUSANDS OF HOLES
READY TO DRIVE UP
INSIDE AND SHELL WORK READY
IT'S PIECE WORK NOW OO
APPLY
CHESTER SHIPBUILDING CO . LTD
FRONT AND JERLIN STS.
CHESTER. PA
OR SEE
lift, DILli. 1521 ARCH 8T.
PHILADELPHIA
HELP WANTED MALE
MEN wanted In steel hardening- department.
good wages Hnd steady work Apply em
plovment bureau Nlie Hall Hearing Co I
3(Uh and Allegheny ave 1
MEN to 1
Oonser
serves .nornlng newspapers VVillian
D'aou sansom st
ORNAMENTAL JRON WORKERS Hum
phreys ct: Co . Front Hnd Tustulum sts
PORTERS AND CLEANERS
Arn.r bureau of employment
WANAMAKER'S
HIOH-aiUDE SALESMAN
Exceptional opportunity to represent a New
England corporation with natlonnt reputa
tion Man of energy Initiative) and per
sonality; expedience In the automotive equip
ment business desirable.
M 024 LEDQER OFFICE
SALESMAN Here Is an Immediate oppor
tunity for active, trustworthy Catholic
men lit mint iiii 1. e.eej imuuiia. tit if etui a-
tion: prompt advancement for thoo !
make good, our men running from $7 to $19
dally: work dignified, pleasant nntl profitable
Call and see Mr Raster, 9112 Land Title Rig.
SALESMEN for mechanical leather goods
and leather belting fot the stftto of Penn-
svlvania. exclusive Urrltory for energetic
mm, excellent opportunltv Philadelphia
Pelting Co , clth and Spring Garden sts ,
Philadelphia. Pa.
SALESXIEN. stock Brokerage house, can
usee -hi services of 2 telephone .salesmen
for dlvldentl-pavlng pteferreii shares of In
dustrial corporation, salarv and commis
sion. P 107. Ledger Office
S.M.ESMEN wanted, Vee sell Unseed eill and
turpentine substitutes ns n slelo line on
commission basis: stato references and ex.
ferlence. in selling such products. M 919
.edger OfMce
SHIPPING ROOM ASSISTANT, voung min
with cxpt rlrcice prererrcct steady position
opportunltv to advance Friedberger Aaron I
Mik co . -cuuu rv ioin &i , near vvecvne jet
SOLICITOR man or woman as representa
tive for American Rankers' Insurance Co ,
big profits, high-grade proposition Call for
Mr Holmead 400 Finance Rldg
STENOGRAPHER experienced and
assistant to bookkeeper, permanent
position: opportunity for advance
ment. Arnlv
PUBLIC! LEDGER CO
clth and Chestnut sts
Ask for Mr Wlcst
SII.NOIlliAPHIW nml assistant to book
keeped wanted by a Urge lumber corpora
tlein lu northwestern section of c Itv apiill
eatlnii must be in own hindwrltlng slating
ate. experience and silarv expei te-el hours
s in till .I lo Saturdav 12 ei'ilocl- nil venr
I' 117, Le-dcc d Office
STKNOORAritER for South .merlci imil
be single, state age and salary expected
P Ml Ledger Office
STEEL DESIGNER structural first class,
high grado nf not less than 10 ears' ex
perience nnd preferablj ono familiar with
blast furnace of steel-plant work perma
sent position state full details regarding
experience salarv wanted and date avall-
Sble M 410 Lederer Office
.STOCK CLERK eipportunltv
nirnt for reliable man
Unking Co 2HS N jd st.
for tidvanie
Keehler Wc vl
-
wvvnwn
I
EXPERIENCED MEN AND WOMEM
I RATHER rsi.A7.r-nc- r-nt? xmnocco
WORK ONLY GOOD WAGES. SIEXDY,
WORK. NO LARfiR TROUBLE APPLY AT,
MCiNROE ST GATE !
r m.UMENTIL.L CO
vvn XIINGION DEL I
WINDOW FRAME MAKER wanted -ilce
work big paj steady work Aimlv Chns
r I elln et Co York rond and Hutlei st
WOOD WORKERS, wood turners who .in
. do other work, also bench nnd mm bine
nancis In mill pear Phlla doing .1 general
line of Interior finish also doors nnd sx.h:
steadv work for good men stnte experience
and wages vvanled P llj'i Ledger Office
lot Ml XiAN gr-iduite high j-choul to learn
sclenllnc Instrument business good op
portunltv state age. WILLIAMS BROWN
KARI.i: IN'O niK Chestnut st
fieneriil
BUMVESS- SERVICE CO 1 1 1 I Land Title
U'DIIORS ct. ACCOUNTANTS C P A
senium Juniors both public -end corporation
office end fac torv cost $1000 up
BOOKKEEP S Gen I office H mfg $J0 $1"
CLERKS Gen'I chief cost stock to $2000
DltAr'XfPN Design m ichv i-to' cs, struct
EXECUTIVES Thorough knowledge factory
and office accounting for secv and trea.
position $1000 un aKl well nmualnted
verth leather $30110 offli e ind factorv ac
countant nnd sestpmaxlzer $200
lXlREML-N Patternmaker famlllxr with
foundry mfi paper tvllnder much $2700
MANAGERS FBCtotv s.les and lid' with
investment $2l'i(l0 plumbing ct. Illlll slipp'tes
STUNOG Geiiernl nnd exnnrt 'in to $10
EARN BIO MONEY
Do lnthe work auto repair mechanical and
electrical driving or storage bxttery work:
we train men on practical lines
Plillxdelphla Xreehnnlcal Electric School
Call 014 018 Brown ' Phl'ndelphla
WE TEACH YOU TO DRIVE VXD RBPUR
AUTOMOBILES
$ " compli: ri: couiisr. $21
DAV AND NIGHT PUSSES
Stltler'K, K,ni Spring C.anlen Open Sun.lan,
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE !
WOMAN colored vvanta ile-mlntr 3 morn- '
Inga. or washing at home ISIS Harptr st
SITUATIONS WANTED IMALE :
ClIAlTrfKUR. colored, desire nosltlon ex
pertenced. careful driver irood mechanic,
refrenre p 132 Ledger Offlp j
MAX Who wants a mm able and willing1
to do the work of two' College andes-busl-
nes school education trood appearance and
address, knows office detail and manage
n ent excellent correspond nt ovr 10 eirs
sales and f ilea management 7 with one
manufacturer understands mathlner com
missioned armv ordnantp as expert niechanlc
tntlutllns trucks tractors and nrtitlcrv, i..n
quallfv a executive gr .salstant .M 1)J 1
ledger Office
STf-NOCmAPHnit 23 i"i p.rV wood office
exp . wishes secretarial position good toro,
a (curate at fitcuiea Just out of overseas
serv Ifp P 124 Ledger Office
Yul'M- MAN. 2.". delr-H ponltlon. pref
erably hi export line cmplojed at pres
ent by machinery manufacturing firm thor
ough knovvledse of all office work corre
spondence pti fluent In Lncrltsh. Ocrman.
some Trench witling nnd- able norker. can
locate anvwhere Uo -I0J Wvomlscliiff,
Pa
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
HOLY TRINITY Eniplpymnet Agencv Girl
for general housework chamhermaldie wait
reuses cooks man and wife butler and
houseman ellsh washer and women for
day's work Tor help call Dickinson 3B78
FARMHANDS nnd dairy hsnds nnd married
men white nnd colored 41R Race st
MRS HARVEY llllil Rlttenhouse square-
Reliable help supplied and wanted
MOTOKCVCLKiS AND BIOY-IVF
NEW and d-hand hlevcles tires,
ANDREW T B1RC11ETT B01
all makes.
S 22 d
BICYCLES
Qreen, 1!
built to order
110 Pine st
!() up rulle-r
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL
REQUIRED
iHf-
to make Improvements on my hojr
raisins farm nar Philadelphia In
vestments, of 1500 to J3000 required
for a total or ii..ouu tu tuii.hase
new breeding atnek, Improve our
bulldlnga and supply winter feed
We have 7.T brood sows now -and
about 200 pics born this summer.
Investigation solicited,
p i2fC i.nnaER offick
.'
ATLANTIC CITY For sale, bakery busi
ness, fully equipped In full operation,
doing good business, lot 2.'ixli0 feet; brick
buildings: store and apartments; ovens and
stable Dachararh Real Estate Co , 1510
Atlantic ave., Atlantic City. N J
LADV Investor, unusual opportunity; active
partnerchlp. established business: very
profitable, small capital Mrs Dlener. Jtotel
Rio Oiande Atlantic Cllv
COAL and building material business In a
thriving nearby town, a good opportunity
M 1)10. Ledger Office
ROOFING AND IRON AWNINQ3
OLD ROOFS COVERED with Mays' Fault.
less looflni; and guaranteed 15 yearst 1st
me estimate. Phone Diamond 2493. ROB
ERT A. MAYS 2332 N. 21st St.
PRINTING
THB CAHR SHOP. 020 Chestnut ,st ---Com.
inerclal printing snd engraving- qur pa.
?KLu!ri,,sr.fc;i-' 4tts
USED AUTOMOBILES
ESTABLISHED 1R4T
FORD CAR OWNERS
FORD REPAIR PARTS AND
..ACCESSORIES AT HIMtCIAI. PRICK!
!S
e no Hnntllghts
12 .10 Side Tiro Carriers
J 00 No (Hare Lense. 1 .
14 cm Front Springs
13 n Front Radlous Rods
00 Champion X Plugs .
e J. COOKE 5c CO.
lHH) MARKET STREET
jaso
IL7R
.00
lit no
Il in
.50
TWO fl-ton White trucks, staka body, with
closed cab. these trucks are practically
new have been used four months and not
over I'QOti miles c RATA, Kllstmrc. Del.
ONE 1IU8 twln-cvlinder Pone Motorcycle!
almost new, for. sale cheap. Samuel A.
Crist Woodbury. N J .
AuroMOIIILE Maxwell lull) almost newt
made .1000 miles, prlte 30O. Thone Dick-
Inson Sit .
Ante)i Wupptles Ttepnlrlng
FOR HUDSON AND HUPMOBILE REPAIll
WORK
See the Hrandwvlne Auto Reoslr Co
rcofT & Rny Simpson formerly vvllh Gomery-
D.ti.f i
& "a....fi.
now established at 1D3S-93
Drandyvvlre st, Pcplar 2083
MACHINERY AND TOOLS
Power-plant equipment
Dvnamos. motors, boilers stewm and all
enntnes pumps, sir compressors
FRANK TOOMEY. INC. 127 N 3d st. c
DYNAMOS AND MOTORS for Power lights
and welding lathes drills, punch presses,
pumps pasteurizer, whltzer grindstones,
THOMAS YEAHSI.EY CO.. 224 N. 3d St.
ELECntlC MlVlORtc MACHINE TOOLS
POW'ER EQUIPMENT
O'BRIEN MACHINERY CO.. 110 N 8D ST.
FOR BALE
We Make and Sell
National Cash Registers
and Credit Files
Lowest prices, small monthly pay
ments, no Interest charges, written
guarantee old registers repaired,
rebuilt bought sold and exchanged.
JOHN T. WATSON
Agent
Tho National Cnsh Reprjster Co-i
10 CHESTNUT ST
Phone Walnut 40 Maine 2072.
OFFICB FURNITURE
Large, lot desks safes, files, cabinets and
central office furniture, store fixtures.
We Ruv Sell and Exchange.
PATTEN FURNITURE CO
LOCUST 40711 1127 ARCH ST RACE 2006,
CI IITC unclaimed, from merchant tailor,
11- some made for 103. will sacrifice
for the -price of tailoring; some as low as $7.
J. UINCI Open till 8pm
FOLDING AND INVALID CHAIRS
FOR SALE AND TO HIRE
Theatre chntrs, movlng-plct machines ete .
school desks church pew a and pulpit chairs.
CHAIR. EXCHANGE, H. E. cur. Bth and Vine
CENTRAL HOUSEWRECKINO CO.
S. W cor 12th and Spring Garden sts.
All kinds of office furniture and fixtures.
Bathroom outfits complete
Bell phone Poplar 1130 ,
NEW Singer drop-head sewing machines!
used machines $13 up guaranteed also
Columbia anil Victor machines and record-:
chsv terms h'epik HUH N 2d st ft 1110 N 2d
NEW WIRE ICE CREAM CHAIRS
iV PER DOZEN
REGULAR TRICE $30
CHAIR EXCHANGE S E cor (1th and Vine
1IAUV CARRIAGE'' ce)Plvte 1010 line: over
Hill stvles nil colorsrseo our $11) special.
Miller, 1)04 Ofl S 2d st OpenjVignlngs
RAHV coaches. Reed Pullman coach fR. new
reed stroller. $8 sulkies $3 50. open eve-
nlngs Aucrbneh
lr)2 Glrard ave
IlATHTItllS
sinks toilets vv ashtrays, vvash-
I Flanels
. I.cttlers
riidiatnrs. hot water unci steam
nines ,1'id fitting cheap, ltzo a.
8th Phone Dickinson 874
BILLIARD pool comh't'n 2d-hani" bought.
sold rented exch Keafer, 329 Glrard av.
HOUSEHOLD furniture beds and cots com-
plete Sherry's Broad and Christian
MEN'S SUITS made to order from sour own
nmterlitlH $12 i. nt .nd workmanship
guaranteed. Hessert. (..I. Arch st
SAFES.
n-etnretnf. nllchtlv liaed. some With
thin walls, nlso steel cabinets 72 N.Fourth
IHREE-PIECE PORCH folding set, consist
ing nf nrmenair, senee vinu lame, ic.uv,
?''''" 'Jf,,Jyr-n-',Kr-','n nlh'ind Vine
1 CHAIR ENCHANOL, h L cor. 0th and Vine
STORAGE AND MOVINO
TURNITURE and piano moving In padded
vans: hauling of all descriptions, complete
Pleasure-trip service; no haul too short or
too long, no Job too small or too large for
our modern motor fleet, prompt, efficient
service Phono Diamond 428. Wagner
storage ii .- i t I'tuieiun bi.
VICTORY
Storage rj21."i Market Largest and best.
Phone Belmont 4(eJ() for an estimate. Good
packed for shipment, PlercoArrow vans for
moving .
TREE One month's storage; separate
rooms, padded auto van: moving, hauling
of all kinds local and long dlstanee; reason,
aide rates Crescent Storage Warehouse,
li.3"i N 2d st Bell phone. Kensington 3D78
Your goods Insured while In transit.
nMu, Watson's Storage j"-
t-olnir to New York and Itnlttmore be
tween July 11 and July 10, wishes a load
fTolns and comlnc Open for engacementj, to
all points summer prices
WALLACE
11) tS-Ml X 20 2Vt Churrh lane
l.ONO-niSTAN'CK MOVING
am.
PIDHMTY PIRK-PnOOF WAnKHOUSE9
1817-1810 MARKET ST. WUOEa
CRAWPORD sSTORaB will take hilf Io7a
of household goods from Philadelphia to
WashlnBton or one 'ui In return. Phone
Relmont fi!24, night phone Helmont 3097 w!
i-JKI-PHOOK warehouse, est free, N. Phlla"1
Storage Co . 2031 Lehlsh ave. Diamond
73HQ I.onger the dl-ttance shorter the rati
FREK storaire for hounehold fuintture In
exchance for Its UFe bv uroup of colleit-
glrls Phone Walnut 073" or call 1010 Arch.
20TH Centuiv Storap. Warehouse, absolutely
fireproof, arec piano, painting & ru rms.;
Plerfe-Arrnw car uted 3120 Market nt
COHHS CRKHK STOUAOK 10.- N. 3d st --
Wanted, loads at special ratps to New York
and Atlantic City Phone Helmont 1326.
SIONAROT STORAOI. CO WO LANCAS
TER AVi: AUTO Sl.RVICK. STORAQB.
PACKING. LONQ-DISTANCi: M.OVINQ
BUSINESS PERSONALS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
Positively highest cash prices for your d!.
inonds: sny Blze from H to 10 carats; nons
pay higher, also old gold, platinum and silver
I ... I1...... tiAiiirtif (nrlv.lal 17., ,n ..
flie Diamond Shop
OOUmie i.o,. w-... .r.... .. v ;ia.
45 N. 10th it.
loth ab Market
SAMUEL SIVPSON
NOTARY PUBLIC
Walnut street Philadelphia.
I VDY vvlll buy few genuine diamonds "nrl
vate". I vvlll pay from 1.10 ro luoo each:
money nald at once Call 11 to 2 only. Mrs.
McCutcS-'n. offices. 13 H Ileal Estate Trust
I Hldg . nrond and Chestnut sts or phone.
! appointment. Wayne 347 R
! -DIAMONDS BOUGHT
1 ANY SIZE PRICE NO OBIECT
i KELLY e& CO , l CHESTNUT ST
I siiiie 21-22 Over Child's Rvataurant. PrlT.
, VISITINO HAfRDRESSER. formerly with
' Miss Cloud eyebrows arched, henna treat.
i ment. all shaats uiona uim uiuvk. vvooa
land 3.- W.
cieuv-cifiMn ncr AM, KINDS
PHILADELPHIA XVRECKINOAND
CONTRXCTINO COMPANY
QijIO ,n--nim. -.
pf-Sf. treat and manicuring. Office Hutch,
ison Rldg.. fourth floor. Rooms 400-407
J22 S 13tll el : nonrs
10-fl.
roil ESTIMATES on punch press work call,
.write or phone SHAWNUSSCV MANUFAC
TLUINtJjCO ,47l)York,-aye Jlarket 4088.
ptvcCTRIC treatment ft manicuring. Room
'fV iteed Rldg. 121.1 Filbert St. Loc. 382,
hi PCTRICAI. TREAT . physical culture.
EI-ll'1--',,.... llniirs 10 o. in. Cn A n n.
CARPET CIiEANING
W A L L A C E
T N
191826 N 20 253 Church lane, atn.
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CARRIAGES, WAGONS, ETO.
FURNITURE DELIVERY WAGONS
good condition, for sale. Apply
J. B. VAN SCIVER CO., Camden, N. J.
DANCING
MODERN
Qracla
Postuftlce
steps at summer rates. AddIv
Studlo, 11 8, Otl) ot.. opposite)
STAMPS AND COINS
TAMPS. PACKETS. DIME! Rim-
Albums and supplies for stamp enlitotora,
I'HILA. STAMP CO.. 21 8. 17th St.
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O-D GOLD
OLD Bold, sliver, platinum, plated ware', old.
atyle le.wlryf- th E1""! UMht for cask.
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