mg&Sr-vlieS w!!! i c "'jppw v JiVii"i.i-f;rv'w'K5(PTwr"'r .srBwrr"' ' wiswwwrTWT ' " ,,rJ t jw - : : t s:. v- .":, v-1. ;r i.v ',-; ' ;' v , . ' "20 EVENING PUBLIC ' LEDGER PHILADELPHIA. WEDNESDAY, JULY T6, 1919 s '.1 k- A- 8 !' rv m .sr !& : 2 mk o . VI - OSGOOD BUYING SENDS CORN PRICES HIGHER Hot Woathor Induces Purchas ing Staason'3 High Record Is Made in Oats ORAIN BELT WEATHER FORECABT Chicago, July 10 Illinois Fair tonight and Thursdayi warmer northwest 'tonlaht, warmer Thursday. Missouri .Fair tonight and Thursdsv warmer nnrthxxet tonight and nt and north Thursday. Wisconsin and Iowa Fair and wnrmer tonight and Thursday Minnesota Fair tonight and Thursday, warmer tonight and In south Thursday North Dakota Fair tonight and Thursday rmr tnnlsht. continued warmer Thursday South Dakota and Nebraska Fair tonUM and Vhursdnx. warmer. Kansas Fair tonight and Thurs day, xxarmer Montana and omlne Pair tonight and Thursday Chlcaj-o. July 10. Predictions of hot weather Indiieed Rood btiylnc of corn jbj- oommislon linue. nnd ptiffotipd tho , 'market today nftrr It lin.ltioon lionvy. I ev ' .1 There were n nnmlier of liearls.li In 10fliifnces, Inelndlnc marine labor troti j;bl-s in the Hast, resnltiuc in 1111 em barco at Ualtimore; a break in prieea for hoes, more eneoiiniRins rejinrtN on the ernp. which nas said to have made h, splendid growth In Important states, ulth conditions rancinR fiom sood t" excellent nnd further weakness in for eign exchance. The start was firmer on n fair de- ...,.. . , . mand, but loral pit traders appeared to ..,,,,, . . be bearish and disposed to press the ,,, ,, , , , ... selliUK side and with ptirrlinsinc bv out- Merit less insistent, rooessinns p.ri.r red. Later, fluctuations were Irregular, . . ,. , , . , , . but the demand improved toward the close, and last pri-es .how oil more' stamnty . New "estnblis by ear was start. Concerns that tisnallr act for eastern interests were on the billing' . side. I Advices on the crop indicated that the 1 wl.M .. A..l 4 l... . ..: i ut 1 .1 yield would be r'oiisidernbl.x less than had been fortenst. Tin's made shorts ,, . , uneasy, 1 here were reports of furtliei "wck nnd coninnrps with H.OOS.OOO bu&Ii els last j oar. ' In Canada, it i J 1,41.000 buli- i,ix. 1. r. .u. iii.hMij me mirk.t ruleo nrm at the ."r-.Vl. . 'I'."" -T. ...::.:.- .V."r-oT -; '." -'- c,-w .-,,- 1, to .iixanic xxuii qcmanq .ihsorning tne r' ..r' :.: '" .-..- hed in oats nn persistent Inivini: . Unilled ofrerlnns guotullpns New York pV.,tti.p" nlm. SOOO bend lllchcr I commission houses. w.,lr-li fon-cl , m.ke, " ,? V "asC S'JSi " speVi.i 'hiBhV;1 r,, ....-' -.''''-'I',-..-"- ly sellers to cover. The strength ?,fr"r,n, lA" fViV'n?o iooi liu'lfn-S.'r' Witiin xommon jnsi'ni.i light weight. nreeeded bv eas nos nfter n Hen, I ihhi., i,,.ieS of r..,, co.i, .14 iff .t... ""'. "."".. rs.'7 . ; V"J .-'.' '" . '.'.:i""i","' 1 large soles for exports here nltlinnirli "" not l-cgliorns. ellow-a1ilnned weighing 1 F.nst s,,. l.oul. ,Tu 10 Ifons Receipts, iurj.1 miics inr cxpiirt.s lien , llltlinili.il ,, ,,, , ,u,,cl 4, ,.,,. ,in., iJS i n 5(in head Sleidx Top, $22 70. bulk. eastern exporters took a glonllix icwof h rti -cllo x -skinned, weighing 1 B2 lbs i $2211 22 no. heaxx weicht. $22 3.1W22 "II. tho nntloolr apiece. tif.M2c do x ellow -sklnn.il smiler meil'um w-ight $22 2.1l7'-2 .0. light weight. me nmiotiK. ,7, , .mm 111c roosters. 2t'n'24c. dui ks $..' .'.' .10 light llshti. $20 5011 21.3.1. hen-x The lisjhte suplr of wheat ill the P-kln 27W.'si. ,lo Indian Runner. 2 in picking i mionth. $10 50'if 20.. Ill; picking r ,,, ., :.-"!- 1111.1 1 1 1 -"' gei -1 2".. pigeons old. per pair. 100 sows rough S17 mr III 10 pigs. $13W2123. -Lnitetl htates is ,.(,.i,UIK) hnslicls. n j- ,io x.uiw pei pile .151J40c t atti.B Re. dpts 4iiio hiad Higher: 1 decrease of 1 71.1 fHin Intehels for the HUE'-sl.l' .n In moderate suppls and I beef ulcers medium and heavx x-elght, choice ' ' . . . ' Mv "rm with . p.st.l .1 .omit Oiiiit.llnii. ami orlme S 1 5 l 0 If 1 ll 7 .1 medium and good. els, a decrease f l..-xS1.00i. bushels fMrf;""? Ihi" .r . 3rt7rcV'wefErh me wcpk nn. rnmpnirs with r.i.ii,lM'0 bushels last year. Leadlne futures rngni n Corn (new -1licr; YeH Upon High l,o' t lOff Sept Dec J H. 1 HH'-j 1 tia'-i 1 OH' M.H., X fi.l 1 ftfiicj 1 ili, 1 t,'B 1 !,V4 Oats Scpt 7'i Dec sj Pork Julx "Eept Lard .Sent 31 no Oct. . 35 00 si'. s.Ti 1W 70i 31 "0 31 "il .12 2.1 .,2 10 .11 1.1 3,1 10 34 .l 34 .". i ill 34 s; Hlbs 'July : JTSept ! 2S HI 2s so -ma TAiKia t " BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE .? New lork. July 10 lU'TTER Low mii-1 sunsettled Receipts. 24.130 tubs High scor lng, 341T3lIic extras 14e.llVji flret- 5H4 nr,1Vsc, seconds. 4l)s If lie. sl.ite dilr 534 U 54c EGOS Irregular Receipts 20 005 i is t Fresh gathered extras .lllrl.lc sior tec "packed extra firsts, 471? ,10c dlrtl.s. No 1 ;35Sflc, No 2. 2.11134c, firsts 431110' mh onde. 331142c check". .11 iff 31c i hxi ks nn dergrade, 20fl30c Mate and m.ir'ix heimer whites, I111?(llc, gathered xxhlt.s 47ffO'i' ,xx-estern whites. 50ifilnc r.icitlc i'o,st ll"i 50c, western and southern gathered whltei J40fff50c slate and n,rb.x l-eiinerx hroAiv. fr5457c gathered broxxna and mixed. 101a 53c, fair to prime 411?49c t CHEESE Irregular Receipts 317.' i -boxea FUt current make colored ax.rtge run. 31S ft 32c. Hut, nirrent tnak xhlt's average rur 3tVj1J32c colored sneci.il- 81H33c, white specials 3JVj 31 J Hog Slaughterings Increase Clilcaco, Jtlli 111. Mos sl.iiishtenncs I Zn the West for the xxeek endin;; -Tills V j'j2 nere estimated nt (il.'.OOO as com , "pared to 4V1.000 the preiious nook and 'fi00,000 same week of 101S Total for the suniiner t-eiison. March 1 to .luh 12, are 12,101,000 ns compiled with -11,583,000 same period of 1 01 S 1 SUNDAY EXCURSION $2.50 War Tax 0e ddttlonal TO nn return Sunday, July 20, 1919 Hptrlal lr.ln tfines Kridlnr Trrmln il at R.OO A. M.. otopplnc ut (.olnmlib arrnnf. Htintlnri1ii strrft. IVurnr Junrtlnn. I okhii. Jtnklntnxxn anil Notil Itrturnlnc Iir n Vork, rt ;i.l M 7.50 T. M.l I.lbfrlr St.. .00 I'. Jl Blmllnr Excursion Snnd.iy, -July 27 9 Philadelphia Ec Reading Railroad fc 5 nrrmm """ i mi Seeley's Adjusto Rupture Pad Increases efficiency of a truss iO"i s2-" GREATEST RUPTURE RETAINER The seir-adjustlns features of this r4 make It easy to wear, and the Thumb ticr.w Regulator nlloxxs of altering ores ure at xxlll. Most ruptnres grow sloxilr uorse because trusses thut seemed right in the beginning; were not. Our Improve-i ppllanre and adranred methods Insur. Improvement for every case and cure majiT. I. B. SEELEY. 1027 Walnut St. "t ent and keep for referent . PAHCEL POST 62Js t, 8aw i? - cga 5str '"- vSs!5?Q' ft wWsHHKxStMUaeKiiii yl Leg Comfort Don't suiter from varlrofce telns. huollcn lr,rak knen and an klet or other lev troubles which need conntant, certain aapnort COHU8S l4ACF.n HTOCKINO wilt makft you happy and sasy. Throw away torturing elastics or troublesom-9 bandages and forget lei; troubles. Corliss La ceU fttocklmrs made to meas ure, without elastic, wear for many mouths. Washable tnd sunltary. Usht nnd durabl Cost only fS.SS each, nr two for tha nam llmh 3.75. and you'd glad It pay much mora for th support and ease. Call an4 b measured fret, or wrlto for self measurement hlank No. 6. Hour 3 0 to ft dally; Sat. 0 to 8:80a Wa JMW MAKH DacH.ini(eft wit imm' ,Ytyx' w xu uX.: v SS t 3'" V6! 1 ''M w im , , ; 1 ; PHILADELPHIA MARKETS GRAIN AND FLOUR I1" Hi 13 lbs per dozen. S R01J0.2.1: do. ....,. . ruwun , w.ich.ns O&in lbs per den, 7,60sj IWIhAT -Receipts, (17.1M busbelsl The s :.'. do. do xxelghlng K lbs. per dozen. ( E"rSM I,""frm. under light offerings but p, 7a, ,, ,, xxelghlng 7 lha, per dosen, 14. BO ISM.5S1'.1 T" l.JVl wJ.ntrT. ?2 V 5"! ' "! do do weighing BffflW lbs. pr ! vWl .?..? No .i1,.""1.'1. A,n,I I-1""-" 2.10iaS((. dark. I1.50R2.SS. small K 3. No 1 red winter, sartlcky IJ 117 No I nn(. vn n nr.-xftn 1 red amutts I'J Sll No .1 red winter I "na 0 - '""' J2.ni No 2 northern sprlnir IJ.an No 2 1 FRESH FRUITS hard winter. 12.1(1. No 2 red winter Bar 1 , , ... . llrky, 12.11 No 2 red smuttv ln Jta No 1 Prlres were Reneralb easier with demand 3 red winter J 32 No a northern sprlne fair at reversed "nure V quote- Ap 12 S2. No 3 hard winter 2 32. No 1 red Pies No I per basket. DSctTSIJA fan w-lnler. itarllrkv. 12 30 No .1 red smutti 1 taloupes. western, per crate. 3iff4.8n; do. ?!; J.oer irrndea on their merits i southern. Pr crale, ll2.M Watermel- t OUN Ilerelpl. none There was llttl.Tons. Florida per car, ll.iOWSnO. Illackber dolna hut prlres were flrmlv held We quote rles. per quart I.1r20c t'eachea. (leorxla. jetlow In tar lots for locnl trale as In fjual- V" crate. Iltrf.1 Huckleberries, per quart. It and location at J2 12"t2 14 per Imahel I 1W2Sr ttaspberrles. red per pint, 12 (1ATK Receipts. 3n JI bushels Demand 17c Currants, per quart 17S'Do Lemons, was llht. but there was no ohanite In prl.es ' per box Jl '.Opt 5. Oranirea, California, per wyniHiion I'ar lots us to location No 1 , white sjjfan,, Vo white. nlfTST1! No Zl xt-hlt- 9i1 '.? lail v.. . .. t,n cni- 834c kj..-... .-" - FIlt'R Receipts 2nn hbls and 1 roa.fioo lbs In socks Demand im light hut rues nere well maintain! The quota TlonS Worn aft fnllrt.i. T,. a. pit a lisp 1(11 To arrlxe per tlld lbs In I 40. lb. lute Hiirkh old rffiti Vx'lnte' str-ilght. xxeatern. ll?.14Mt nearbx.slOfr III .ft Kansas short nntnt SISWl'.'Wl spring short mtent 112 '.Of? 13 do pat ent 112 .10 12 7.1. do first ilear 1U :.0 ti ll no RYE Ftlfll vaa inlet but Arm We nUOtn at JS ?llflH 7.1 r.rr KKI In mi-Li. n to quaiux. pnnvi,mNC, Th ., , ,.V'S, ,,, , , , . The market ruled flrnt with a fair lob nine demand for most description Quo tations Peef n -pis smok'd and air dried. 31c K. f Lnnl,l,.u ti-,1 l.n.lnr. I smoked and nlr-drled 1.1c pork. fTmllx ,H'c, hams r P eured loos,. 1sM,1?30H. do. Itlnnm. 1nna rt 1 i Kt O. . . .... ...1a i 40M, W4ic. -hams. imie.i i..nicB nic 1'M'iin- ennuiocrs, n J- curCil Utose, 'ic do smoked. 30c belli. In pleMe loose, 3.c breakfast hrfon 1 Hi lar.l -il REFINED SUGARS OrrerliiRs were Ilpht and tr.Tl- "as quiet a t.iids of 0c for line granulated ' .... I DAIRY PRODUCTS RfTTnil Demand wa llsht and nrlcrs were lo lower Quotations Solid oh, lo it criHmel extra .1.1c. hlffher scoring .roods. ' M' .I'm the Intter for Johbln "ales extra firsts. .ic tirsta 5j.i:ir seconds. r.n -He sweet crenmer. choice to f,.ncx 57ft .'He. do fair to .mod 521 In fm.v brands or prima Johblne at ill vi ..-,. talr lo choice .ii'viini ffi&Zftflrl2?'mt1l'Zl r-oor stock plentiful and dull We quote; I ri- cas- nearttx. Ill jkt .rat-, current receipts $14 411 wotern extra firsts 11.1 V.ond," 'lin Kiffi'ij .10 Fo!.: ...',', M ", POULTRY I.11T' 1-owls were xxell (leine.l up and firm Nnrlnr tiroillne rhlrli.nn wer more plentiful dull and luxx-er Quotations Towl xli evi.ress 411j42c. spring chick ,n. broli.r- not Leghorns jeiinw skinned jxelghing P.fcj lbs apltce. iiw.ioi, do ii 'il'l- ii" 1 ,Kll"l II". J ci iiiw-cn 11111,'U wnluhlns i'i lh iple.e. 43T(45c. do. broll- CIU! Foxxls frerh killed dix picked. In btxei, w. irthttig 4 lbv nnd oer aplte 3mc welgh'ng !'- Ib 11 ""311' weighing 3 Ihs anlere 32"l:i'' rnnll.r s'7es. 30ci31c inc v-j 'b- ,T4Ti3:m vfiMnn : irm npii" ai.-l'Jr nieillfr ii's 21' ii' . , 'MH i.'"sr,i'i-'. 'llln o . ...e. I w fi2c. " irrfi"-.!., o'.i,-.r.r- .loUie. i nt.f-I i.unii a:,p hnuilKi nT rlo-n white wrlKh fr ""'"??.' 'i.w-'i'o per dozen, iS.'.'kv, rrz:" ".".i s,'.v'.-" t. r, u-.l,. "SIOIilllliaillllllllllllllBIBIBIlllIfllllllllllllllBIIIIIIHiBJ Playgrounds of the Blue Ridge and Allegheny Mountains Forest-Clad Summits Winding Streams Green Valleys Bracing Mountain Air Crystal Waters Health-giving Mineral Springs Here, indeed, ore playgrounds lor all. Goll tennu -trout and bass fish ing bathing mountain-chmhins; driving and motoring on smooth, winding roads, through regions rich in natural beauties. Blue Ridge Summit Buena Vista Springs x Pen Mar, Capon Springs, Jordan White Sulphur Springs, Orkney Springs, Webster Springs, Berkeley Springs, Bedford Springs Deer Pnrk, Mount Gretna and Mountain Lake Park and many other delightful remortt For full Information or booklets of this section apply to nearest Con solidntcd Ticket Office or address neatest Travel Bureau of the United -States -RAiutOAB-ADMiNisniAsrjcN' ywTijvixVsV Travel Bureau 14 Liberty Street New York City 046 lillBlllfllllllllllllBI&illBIBIllBIBIBIIIIIIIIlIIZIBIBIllllllUl Heat and Steam Without Smojte 10R DOMESTIC I'SF Egg, State, Chestnut. I'ea and Ilutkuhsat. FOR HTKAM USE -Duckwheat, Hire and Uurley. Pea, Buckwheat, Rice and Barley For Immediate Shipment ' ' i. i.i ii 9 The Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company General Office Reading Terminal Philadelphia l btk- "-L I. -. , -J BaftuaSBaHL,. '. doj. i.'BO ou VEGETABLES POTATOES firm Cabhaee weaker onions stead We quote White potatoes. North t'arollm. per barrel No. 1. $.1 no(rf r. 35 No 2 2 Sorts white potatoes. East em Shore Va per barrel No 1. $n 73 1. .o i iiiii .1 lit wnue iniainea, Nor folk per barrel- No 1 .". 73(1 .10. No. 2. $' .lO'if,! whit ntltoa J.rse, pop pa... ket No 1. Jl loir 1 3".. lower Krndeo 5031 73c ( abbaKe I'ennsx Ixnnla per barrel, $1 7.MW2 21 lnlons. New Jersey, per bas ket, $1 3031 no. LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS Chlracn, Jul 11 HOdS Receipts, 20.0M head Opened slow to ate.idv at eslerda's close but weakened rapldlx to 2.140c loixer Kxlremel.- dull at decline. !Mr-, steadv Ilarlx top 122 SO late practical top. 122 50 heaxx 121 BO'S 22 10. medium, f.'l 30 f( '1 50 llcht welKht 121 2.11722.101 llslit V20 50 ti 22 1 5 heaw packlna sows, smooth 120 7.1'u.M 10 picklnp sows, rouah 20Q 20 7.1. plus lltl Vtf 2li 7.1 CATTI.B UicelplB. 11.1110 head f'holec stiers. DtronB others slow to lower: butch ers 25c lower cnlea and feeders, ateadl . tt.oP iteern choice ..ml nrlm. 110.75 17 00: medium and cood $13 71f 1(1 75, enm- tnon. $11 3111117.1. light welcht, Bood and choice. 114 501)17. common and medium $inioU1450 butcher heifers lu i!, -owe 17 7.MR 11 cahes $12111)10 2,1 SHIIIIP Receipts, 2" "00 head. Natlxe iamris sironn to - c niKiier nn. 91, no, westerna aloxx Sheep strong to 25c higher Pittsburgh. Julx 111 HOCH Receipts. 22011 head fteadx llensles, $23 30Ht23 10. heaxv yorkers, $23 I072'150. light yorkcrs, V22 50W22 7.1. pigs. 122122 10 "llinEP AND l.AMHS Reielpts. 300 head. Steadx Top sheep $10 71. ton lambs, $17. CXLVE." Receipts, 300 head. Ixjxx-cr Top 521 30 Kansas (It., fills 111 HOOS Receipts, llfsm hold lower Hulk 121 Milf 111. 4.1M4,' cows. 1111111112 31 cannera and , lltti rs 11IMU1I2., e.11 cai.c, ngni ano hmdx weight 111 .1011 HI 10, feeder steers. ln'rf n '-, ntocker steer. $1 ll.lifi 12 to SHEEP Receipts inuO t.eR(l Weak Lambs 1141(17 21 lambs dills and com mon $0 75fa 13 71 xc-rling wethers $0 7.1 H 1" 75 ewes, $.1 50f s 10 cweq, culls and oni'min lll breiding ewes. $1016: Koits J4 SfifiS iiiTi ifi HO common $11 Vl-a 13. Hunt ilirht . rnmmiin n1 medium, $fl 0-i? lt!.r0, butrhor 1 rttl hflffT. $H TTtfi 1... ns ? 70 1& 1J ,10; I i inn' ri unit t ut.prw '.'"''rt S r0, i ralvPM. I luht nnd hurnlv wrlnht fV ."Otfi 1), fppdot I M-m S S'lfflLSO, storkrr iterrs, i" 50 HI Kr Hrvelpt-. ,"' nd Mar --..- - ..---,- . m-j (. - i tin' pnunn nnn M-t"' n, runs nnn ronunon $711 i0. car!ltlff wethers. 1105) ' 1 1 . """V medium nd holce JS ", culls mill I'nmnnn T7 H ,r0 '.....-. rini.Fnn 'in ... iiim ,, nlnhli I'tl vn and at famous French. Lick Men ulio go to French Lick can afford just' about any thing they want. At French Lick Seringa Hotel, the onr liesit-hclling cigarette i Fatitna. EATIMA """"' Travel Bureau Transportation Bulldlnt Chicago Travel Bureau 601 Kealey Bulldinf Atlanta 1 .. iiiMf 1 , - Z - IN MR.1IORIAM WAtKEn In ever lolnir remembranea of Rev J o IVALKER D D. who left for h!a eternal noma July HI. 1013 A worthy cltlien. n devoted parent and a use ful rastor. ONB WHO I.OVED HIM. Batlis i,.5hNJ",.3,0'V'uI' u- ASIIFORD If. ,hua. nM.'1..?' M,rT !'nnlnit (nee Aller), smo 38. rtelatlies and friends. KnerBetlo lodge. No. Th.... n 'nviteo to funeral eervicej. I Ji,.Vr'. H.V' m- 222(1 N Mascher st. Int. private Friends may call Wed., after R P.m jlAUOl'V of Atlantic Cltv. N J., aged R2. I ','.lh,LV nnd 'rlenda Franklin I.qdge, No. i.34!. "nl A. M.i Signet K A Chapter. ' mi I'oat .vo 20 A. R. Invited to ru. neral serilcea. Krl., 2 p. m , R. R Rrlng l.urst A To , 1024 Arch st Int. prlvnte. .UA.'.,Ti?N'--At Newtown. Pa. Julv 13. RUTH R , daughter of tha Re. Taul and ItUth J llarfon aonA i ...... 11 mnnlh. I'J days RrlatUei and friends lnilted to fu neral without further notice, from New. ijown M K. Church. Thurs . n a. m Int. I Poulti side rem.. Haston. Pa . 12 30 p m. - Train for Newtuwn leaves Reading Ter- I mlnal 11 .13 n. .11 I7,V'-MAN Julv 11, riMMP J eon of llMIIIam II and Caroline llulman tree Oraf) iRelatlxea and friends, ctnplnxea of Olobo I Ticket Co Invited to funeral Frl . 7:30 a tn 2231 V Hoxxard st Requiem maws St. I llonlfaclus'a (Ihurch Ham Int Most Holy J Redeemer Cem fVlendi may call Thurs . ' after 7 pm. ! CAIIII.I. Julx 1.1. NORA widow nt. I Patrick Cahlll Relatltes and friends. , Rplrhanv II V. M. Sodality Inxlted to fu neral. Sat, 8:30 n m 241.1 S. 12th St. Holemn masa of requiem Ilnlphany Church 1 lo a m Int. Hob Cro.s Cem Auto fu 1 n ral CARI.RIIRO Julv 14. l'lKLEN ANNA. 1 daughter of William Oodfrev and Trine Carlberg. aged IK. Relatlxes and friends I lnviTfrii it) itiTiPrai, i nurn., p. m , parens i residence. HI2.1 Relnhard st . W. Phlla. Int. 1 .. . m . 1 . 1 , ,i ni'" mil v ,-iii, r rieiiun llia v. li,u, , ... t....... ,a. ...-...... ... ...... .1-.. 1 I after 7 p tn. Auto Bervlce. . Dm:xnY tutMenly, .lul H. JOSKPH , A., husband of Sarah nenev and uon of i John and latr Jane Deeney. Relatlvex and ; 1 frlrndH fnHed to funeral. Thum . R:.10 a. 1 m , 24ft N Itnrton t. Snlomn requiem miM M)ur t-ady of Uosary rhurch 10 u, m. Int. I Ht Denis's Cem. Auto nervlce. DIAZ In nctlon In Prance. Ort. 24.101S, THIMP. son of Annlf anM late John Diaz, Sr . Anhland N J aped 2(1 nOLI-Y - Suddenly. Julv IS. MIOHAr.r, noiil.l. husband of Man A Dollv (nee Donohue) HelatKrH nnd frlendw Invited to tunerai. Trl SMf) a n 542J Chester nvr Polemn hmm of rrqulm Church of tho Most lllesaeii Sacrament 10 a m. Int Holy t'rom Cem DOrOHKnTY. At AImnne,.on M T July IS, HANNAH DOrOIinilTY (nee Klep- Hert uldnw of HuKh nounhertv rielatlvea land frlenda lntted to funeral Sttt , 12 noon , Almoneont N J Senlrei at house. Trol- nv- ivmr i it. iin .-. irrrv iit.hi r, m lie mains m.u be viewed Trl , 7 lo l p m. ril'I'l-V lull 13 TA-MI'tJ l-i 1...-1 ". Sarali i: Uuffj anl Mm of late Philip and tiriuKn wuiiy Hipp .-mci 1051CPJ J Kelatlvifs and friends lnlted to funeral. Thura., 8.30 a. m.. fil!41 Cedar avo Requiem high mm Church ot the Transfliruratlon 10 a. m, Int Ho! j Crnsi Cem rnwAnns .luiv 14 i:mzatirtii att- MORi: Mldovi of Jame Kdnardv. aired R.t ItelHtlvrn and friends Invited to fiinr.i Kerlcet residence of dnuffhter. Mm. Fred. H Decker. "-4 Itadclirfe ot , Jlrlatnl, Pa. Thurs 2 30 n m Int. private, nrlntol Cem. rox July 14 i:rnest pkrcivau husband of Lena Vox (nee Uraunwarth) and Hon of Oeorire and Ida Fox, aged 2.i. Hela I lives nnd frlendii lnlted to funeral servlcea. !"'. - p m . Parents' residence, rtrtn;. n. ,13th st . Oalt Iane Int. Westminster Cem. Remains may be leued Thurs eve. FROCK July 14. JACOB 'S. rnnris RrlaileH and friends. ManatonU Ixidite, No 214. I O ( V. of Pottstown, Pa ; Corona Knrampment, No 27. I. O O. r : Odd Fellow Veteran Afio of Phlla., Invited to funeral nenlcep Thurs. fi p. m . 8KI2 Ian raHter ae . alf-o Trl . at Rrownback Church. Chester county Pa . on arrival of train at Parkersford 0'3S a m. Int. adjoining churcnj ard QinnONS Julx 14. JOSEPH C. husband of Sadie C Olbbons (nee Powers) and uon of Kannle II nnd late Alonzo Olbbons aa-ed 3)1. Relatives and friends Invited tn serv ices, Thurs .2pm 5 Saud ave,, losing ton. Pa Int ArlliiBtnn Cem. Friends may , I ran en , in n p. m ! CORDON tluly 15. WILLIAM M GOR- ' DON Relatives and friends lnltcd to 1 servicer Frl . 2 r. m ' 51t N. 11th St., Oak Lane, Phlla Int private, i (IRKKNWOftD Julv 13, WILLIAM II . i husband of Her tie Greenwood. Notice of i tunerai later, 2420 N 32d st CCGC.KR Julv 14. ROSi; N OCGOnR (nee I Hurkle). wife of Adolph It Guejrer aced ' 8." Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services. Thurs. 1:30 p m.. 3122 Reltrrade st Further service ht John's Reformed 'Church. Frankfnrd ave. and Ontario ats 2 p in. Int. private. Ardsley Rurlal Park 1 VI ends may call Wed eve Auto service, IIAOAN Julv 13 MARGARET, widow of MUhael M Hajcan (nee Maloney) Rclatlvtn and friends Invited to funeral. Thurs . 8 30 m r2l4 N Mascher st Solemn requiem high mass Church of the Incarnation 10 a m Int New Cathedral Cem. IIAVILAXD JuW l -,A7. RETII D ml Cow of Harrv D. Havilatnl Funeral from , ion-ln-lav's residence. Pr-stoi S Hood. ""1 W Atlantic ave., Audubon N J int strictly private "4 , HKINRICH -Juh 14 LOUISE, widow of , John G. Heinrlch. nttH Ki. natives and f rh ndn Invltetl to funeral. Thurs 1 -Si) p. m . residence of son. C. J Hefnrlch Marlton ae ej.gt of 27th st Camden N J Int. Northwood Cem. Friends may call 1 Wed v i HOWARD Corporal FRANCip DIIWRT HOWARD Relatives and friends. Iflnth In f.intrv Vfith Dhl-lon. Invited to solemn re quiem mass at Cathedra!, 18th and Jiace bte Thura. ft a m HFRST Juh 14 at Moorej-hunr Va WILLIAM W Hl'URT Int on Thursday at P m . at Arlington ffin . Lantdone. Pa KHSL buddt-nlv Julv n JOSF.J'H J, husband of Annn Ke-1 njren 02, Reiatlven and friends Moravian Loltre ,'0 1." Ro. hernia n Reneficlal Roclet.v o l-tj Vlistlmll and l-adles Lodce Star of the Hast. No 1 &3, Invited to fun ral nervier Ma. . ,T n m 1 1042 N 20lh st Int Laurel Hill Cem' Friends ma cnll Frl . to 10 p m LL'ARV July l.-i IDA ELIZABETH wife, of Thomas Lcar aK'd .IS Relatives I and friends Invited to funernl Frl., -S t tn , rFldence of huhund Osontz ae. near Cypress ae Mc Klnlev Ph. ts0l- , emn hleh requiem mass Immaculate Con ception Church, Jenklntown 0 30 a. m Int, Holy Sepulchre Cem LEGG Julv 14. RORERT son of iate John ) and Margaret Le7r Relatives and friends 1 Invited to tcrvlce. Thurs . 2 p. m,, Oliver H. 1 Ralr Illdfr,, 1820 Chestnut t. Int private. , LEONARD Suddenlj July 14. MARY A . Ivvlfft of Joseph I Leonard and daughter of 'Johanna and late Thomas Summers Rela tives and friends invited to funeral Thura., 8 30 u. in . 4."3.i Merlon HVe West Phlla delphla Solemn requiem mass Church of , Our Mother of Sorrows in u m Int. Holy I Cross Cem Auto service I l.oVl. July 14 JOHN T . hutbnnd of late Maria Love (nee .M(QuInon). Relattvea and friends 3th Ward Republican '( luh. 1 invited lo funeral Krl . 2 '." n in.. 103 S. J 1th st. Int Mt Peace Cem Auto fuii-ral. Remains may b levv el Thurs., after 7 P m LUCKEL. July 14 GEORGE P hus band of Catherine Luckct Relatives and friends Invited to funeral f.ervlces Thurs , 2 p. m . 2JV44 Sepvlva st Int private. Oretsir.iount Cem Friends mn call Wed LYONS. Suddcnlv on July 14, 101P, THOMAS W. LYONS husband of MarU Lons (nee Sexton), aprd 01 enrs. Rela ttvea and friends, and societies of which he was a member. Invited to funeral services. 1 on Thurs , at 2 p. m at late residence, 1848 N. Rouvier st Int private, Fem- j wood Cem Friends ma call Wed eve, ' MANNA L. Of Trappe, Montgomery coun- , ty. suddenly. July 14. HARRY, son of John and Millie Mannal (nee Anderson). Rela- . tives and friends. Pequod Tribe, No. 18, 1 Imp. O It. M, : Trappe Fire Company, No. I 1: Limerick Knights of Friendship, employes 1 Collefrevllle Flac Factory, Invited to funeral ' services, Thurs.. 2pm, sister's residence, . Mrs, William Glynn, S0C3 Potter st Int. private Frlendo may call Weil eve. MANEELY Suddenly at Atlantic City. N J July 15. ELIZABETH, widow of Wil liam H Maneely, Due notice of funeral will be dven from H04 N 17th at. 1 William H and Anna L Mann (nee Funk) I aa-ed 21 Relatives and friends members of Slloam M E Church and Sunday School I 1131st Class of Central High School Invited to funeral serxlces. Sat. H p m , 811 Mercer st Int private, North Cedir Hill Cem. I Friends mav call Frl. eve i MATHIAS On Sat . July 12 at his home, In Mahanoy City, JOHN I. MATHIAS, In his 7Rth xear. Funeral Thurs. 'in m.l Int In Charles Ilaber Cem., Pottsvllte. Rel atives and friends Invited. MATTISON ESTHER DAFTER xxlfe of Richard V Mattlson M. I of Anihler. Pa . at her summer home, Newport, R. I., on ISth Inst Funeral private. Thurs . a p m. Int Old Laurel Hill. Omit flowers. McCARE. July IS. MART CECILIA, daughter of Patrick and Catharine McCabe. aged 23. Relatives and friends II. V. M. Sodality and League of Sacred Heart of St. Thomas Aqulnas'a Church, Invited to fu neral, Thurs., 8 a. m , parents' residence, 1711 S. 18th st. Solemn high mass of re quiem St. Thomas Aquinaa'a Church fl:30 a. m. Int Holy Croat Cem. Auto funeral, McPAfll.ANt July 14. ELIZAIIETH. wife of Patrick Mcl'arland Relatlxo-s and fijends invited to funeral. Frl , 8 JO a m.. I residence of son-in-law. Louis J. Roach 85th , and Itartrani ay. . W. Phlli. Solemn 1 requiem mass St Raphael's Church 10 a m. Int til I'enis s x-ein, At.Hiiiiv x-iiy papers copy Auto funeral. ... . SicVKY July 13. MART A . wldoxv of Edward E. J, MeVey and daughter of late Samuel and Ann Durns." Relatives ind friends Inxltid to funeral services, Thurs. 8 p. m.. S050 N. Rorer st, Int Greenwood IK of P) Cem. Remain, may be vlexxed We4 after 7 P nl MOORE July 14. I-OU'.8.' w" of John W Moore, aged 65. Relatives and frienda tnvlted to funeral. Frl . 2 p. m. residence oti husband Rrookhaven rogd. WalUngford. DJKKf A. xS0"!. ,''.a' m I', r, JxVi:'it,n..?.. irWrryJU 'JndMioVr : r of Harry R. ana Mary Morgan (nee ter rjNTIKRTAKKria rr .- ' ' . . n.MmjtaM tlK.TIIS Ksher), aged 51. Relatives and friends also St. I.ydln'a Oulld nf St. Taul'B P. K. Church. Invited to funeral, Thura.. '1 p. m. MS .Market tt Camden. N. J. Int. private, Harlelgh Cem. Trltnda may call Wed. 7 to 0 p. m. MURPHY Af ntman. N. .T , July 18. nnilBRT f MtTRPHT ago 31. Relatives and friends Invited tn funeral, Thurs.. 10 a. m, from residence of son-in-law, Wil liam C. Clark, 83 Jlvrtle ave Pitman. N. J. Int. Aura. N. J. Frltnda may call Wed. after 8 p. m O'llRtK.V Julv 15. MAROARF.T M., wife of James J. O'lirlen. Relatives and friends invue.i to runeral, Frl 8:00 a. m jnu.i IV Huntlnrdon at. Solemn requiem mass Our I. dv of Jlercy church in n. m. Int Holy Sepulchre Cem Auto funeral , O'JIUI.tJiNK. Julv 1,1. MINNtR. daugh-l ter of late Daniel and Ann O'Mullane (nee Dumas). Relatlxes and friends, members of Rosary Altar Socletv of Church of the Holv Name, rietsy Ross Circle. No. 12. I.. F. fif A., inxlted lo funeral, Frl., :3" a. m . 2320 Coral at Solemn requiem masa Church rr tho Holv Name 10 a. m. Int. private. Holy , Sepulchre Cem. Auto runeral. ! PAOB. July 14. FRKDERICH A. PAOB. I Will be burled July 17 Funeral serviced Northeast. Md. Relatlxes and friends In- xiieu to tunerai services, .lonnwinn .r. la requested to meet at house at 2 p. m. PHILLIPS. July 13. HAIUIT N . hus band of Sallle T rhllllpa (nee Rice). Hue notice of funer.il will be given from 42 N. Farson st , West Phlla. PURFIELD July 14, THOMAS L.. hus band of .Mary F. Turfleld (nee Hlgglns) Relatlxes and friends Invited to funeral. Thura. :30 a m.. 2332 P. Woodstock at. High mass St Monica's Church 10 a. m. Int Hon Cross Cem ,. PIISCY. Near Chatham. .Pa.. Seventh Month 14th. J. HOWARD PUSEY. aged 6(1. Relatives and friends Invited lo funeral. Fltth.day Sexenth Month 17th. 1:30 p. m.. from late residence. Int. London Cirove I a. Autos will meet trains ano iroiieyn .ai .....- j 1 j r.. ami 1 11 '' in ii irsn iittii u' l" ' ! ". " ?." Ci" f-hmmfr RAPP. In Char cs own township, 'heater r t..i.. ii lllV'A1t rnuni v. . h juiv i. ...i-,...-. ..---. . . ' .ifa nf ivniinm Rum 'nerd 77 venrs. Rela' tlves and friends invited to funeral, res dence of husband, Frl. Leave hous 1030 , m All services Lower Plkeland Church ll a m Int. adjolnlntx cem. Conveyances will meet trains at Sidney, leaving Thoenlx- vllle 8-17 and Trazer 0.07. T. R. II. nnAHVKR. .Ttilv IS. MART M. TlEAS- NER (nee McMann), wife of Clinton F. Reasner. Relatives and friends, n. V. M. Sodality. Incited to funeral. Thurs., 8:30 a. m 4G33 James st vranKiora. ,-mirmn requiem mass St. Joachim's Church. Frank- ford, in a, m. "int, ru. jmminic s ?". tiUCM. JUIV n rAJir.B, uiiri'MiMi ui Anna W Ruch Retatlves and friends in vited to funeral services Thurs.. :30 p m KD E Garfield st., Germantown. Int private. Remains may be viewed W ed. eve SCHALL July IS. ANNA M.. vlfe of Henry Schall. ajred ftfl Relatives and friends Invited to funernl service,, Frl.. 3 P m., at 4053 Germantown ave Int Oakland Cem Remains may be viewed Thura, eve , after 7 oct oelc FHAFrnn. on juiv is. ibis jixnvBV. holnx.il husband nf Hsrrlft D Shatter un'l son of Joseph 11 aid Sarah Shaffer. In his 411th year. nlHtlxis and frlfnds l;n Camp Nn. 1, S. of V and employes of Vatxolms Oil Co.. are Inxlted to attend ths funeral srv1ces. on Thurs. at 2 p. m . at his lite residence. 487 Leedom St., Jenklntown. Pa. Int. private. I'riends may call Wed., from T In 0 p. m. . .... SHIELDS At Ventnnr. V. J., July 14. WIM.IAM S r SHIKI.nS. Relatives and friends Invited lo service. Thurs.. 2 p. m . Ollxer It Ilalr nidir . 18:0 Chestnut st. Int. prlxate SNYnr.ft. Suddenlv of peritonitis. Julv IS. FTlANriS HEnnT, son of Monroe n. and Susin Chaplin Snyder, aaed S3. Serv ice In Church of the Annunciation, 12lh and Diamond sta., KTI , 10:30 a. m. Int. Mount Vernon Cem. SOl'DETl Suddenly. July 14. IlPinBKnT. hushand of Aimes I.. Houder (nee rirlchl. Relatlxes nnd friends, also Oeorire Ttrown Ins: Council. Jr.. O. IT, A M of Camden, N J : Aircraft nept . Philadelphia Nax'v Yard, and Volunteer I.lfe Savlnic Corps, of National Park. Invited to funeral Friday. 1 p m , from his father-in-law's residence, ll'arrx II. rirlrh, National Tark. N. J Int. Mt Morlah Cem Friends may call Thurs. eve . from R to 10 o'clock. 8TRMPHH July 13. EMZArTRTH S . xrlfc of Andrew Stemner and daughter of William and Isabella Wrlnrht (nee nirney). ared 23 Relatives and friends Invited to funeral serxlces. Thurs.. 2 p. m.. 20B1 H Huntingdon st. Int North Cedar Hill Cem Auto service. Remains may bo lewed Wed eve TAO. July 14. MARIA, wife of Charles W Tac tnee Scheffoltl) aired BO. Relatives snd friends. Ladles' Aid nf St. Vincent Orphan Asvlum and Indies' Aid of Phila delphia Quartet Club Invited to funeral, Thurs . 1 P. m., 202.1 Rrldfe St., Ilrldeshurv. Int Northwood Cem. Friends may call Wed., 1 to 0 p m. TATI.OR Julv 14. parents' resilience, Rustleton, Philadelphia, I.AI'RA I... daugh ter of Amos and .Tennis Tajlor. aired In xears Relatives and friends Invited to fu neral sen Ices. Thurs., 2 p. m., Fox Chafe Harriet church Int. T.av.n1ew Cem THOMAS Suddenly. July 14. KUZA RRTH TOUNO THOMAS (nee Rarton) wifa of Charles K. Thomas. Relatives and friends Invited to service. Thurs . 2 p m , 5KH5 Walton axe Int. Arlington Cem Frlnnf mav call Wed exe 1'I.RICH July 13. HILDA' R., dauinter of Kmil F. and Josephine n. I'lrlch (nee Iysko). aired 12. Relatives nnd friends In, xlted to funeral services, Thurs., 8 p, xn" parents' residence. 3201 Rldse ae. Int. prlx-ate. West Laurel Hill Cem. VAN HORN. Julv 14, RKRLCCa COW TILL xxldoxv of James Van HornT aged 70. Serxlces at laic- residence, Bjberrv nve , Hat horo. Pa.. Thurs.. 3 p. m. Int. private. WALI-lf Suddenly, Julx 14. ln. VO C.F.I. xxldoxv of Kiln ard N Wallls Rela tives and friends Invited to funeral serv ices, Thurs.. 11 n. m. 1722 N. 17th st. Int prlxate WARNTIR On July IB 1010. EI.WOOIl n WARNKR If. r.. hushand Oeorcle W. Warner and son of late Edward E. Kr.. and Ann Elizabeth Warner Due notice of funeral from late- rerldence. 1414 S. nth st. WEPT! July 14. THOMAS hu.hand nf Mary J Webb (nee Horanl Relatlxes and friends Inxlted to funeral Thurs 7:30 a. m 1131 Talmer st Polemn hleh requiem mass Church of the Immaculate Conception i a in Int. Nexv Cathedral Cem Auto '"wlPMANN July 14. MARTF, WID MANN (nee Lane), xxlfe of Fred Wldmann Relatlxes nnd friends. Ilerg Hermon Iidge, No 1. t'annstatter l.adl-s' Yearly lien. So cletv Tfaelzer Indies' Yearlv I?en Society. I-adles' Socletv of the Cannstatter Vnlksfe.t Vereln Inxlted to funeral serxlces Frl . 2 p m . W Hollywood H Int prl- "vniOl ET. Of Hamhurir. Pi.. lulv 13. FRANCIS son of Charles and Ilssle Wrlc lev Relatives and friends Invited to fu neral Frl . R.30 a. m . 1S2'1 E. Hasard st. Solemn mass of requiem Church of the Vis itation 10 a. m. Int private. Auto funeral. LOST AND FOUND BAG Lost by wtdoxved lady black meshbag, contalnlnr money, diamond laxallere. dta mond sunburst, diamond ring, gold ee-1 , ..t.ll t ..,... V,, ..!.... It, It'll.. I glasses. Ill Juuiiv . nvn. 11.?, u,n..in n.rt '1IM- wood, N. J ; liberal rexvard; no questions asked. A 104. Ledger Ofllcg. BOOK I.ost. Saxlng Fund book 43738 on I Northern Trust Co . Phlla. Rexx-anl , COLLAR l.ot. diamond and black xelvet I collar, containing ill diamonds and one pear-shaped dlnmond drop, stamped either F I 17.111 or n 110. i.inerai rexxara ana nc questions asked if returned to J E. Cald well A Co.. Juniper and Chestnut sts HELP WANTED FEMALE BELL TELEPHONE OPERATING No Experience Necessary 1 PER WEEK FOR BEGINNERS, Salary Increased after the first four weeks training period. Toung- women between B and 2S xxlll find tele Phone operating rry fascinating, clean work, with unusual opportunl flea for advancement In salary and position. In addition to a good aslary. we hae com fortable rest and lunch rooms, where food Is served at coit. "Call personallr First floor. IBS! Arch st. Miss Ryan ALTERATION HANDS ON DRESSES APPLY BUREAU OF EMPI.QTMENT WAWAMAKER'S ARTISTS LAROB PHILA. delphla women'a apparel ing store hsa well-paying sear-round positions to women fashion artists. Quallfiqa, tlon and aome Idea of sal ary desired In first letter. A splendid opportunity for am bltloua young women. p 131. Z-tti'T Office. BILL CLERKS wanted experienced, dress P 20.1, Ledger Office. st7.'ssTa.b7Ksas,ffi8 i engineer", and architect's offlcei must hi BOOKKEEPER Refined, high-class In engineer-, ano arcnuecrs office i must be thoroughly experienced familiar with this class of work and able to start within the ntxt few dayai compensation In direct pro portion to i.iuw "'i'--". iyyiion. cen lir of etty: write, fully In first lett.r. which will be rrcelred In conddenc, and returned. C 3. Ledger Office. BOOKKEEPKR and .oynfldenttai stenogra. nh.K.p,raunint' position foi bivhiw in telligent ronn women ov,r Ji 'murt harw exp. ant b. mw,wtvnii icatia nrosa ai pfv 'sir:wn Ut uMlltr,: 'SaTeViaMisleriaBT. . BFi - . e. i .y, V. HELP WANTED FEMALE HOOKKnEPER. thoroughly efficient to take entire charge of booka In wholesale coal onlce. good aalaryl atite age. experience and reference, P 202 Ledger Office IfliJMHrJIll'rSlt, III assist In booHKeeplnf oepsrtment of corporation In north.fn section of cltv; one who can do stenographic work preferred! state age, experience, sap wry expected P noa, ledger Office. IlOOKICnnPER.'asslstant, ImmedlaTelyj ex perience double entry, acquainted with controlling ledger system! salary $21). Ad dress, glxlng age, reference P 2(13, Ledger Offlc n00KrvCi:iKR asslslanf. for automobile ."R..nrvv.n,u"t b" nulck and accurate. Ap- plv 3302 Chestnut st iiOOKKKEPKR. experienced In all Its branches. Phone Manhelm 3000. Ri'Rnoitnus nooKKnni'iNa machine OPERATOR. EXrEHinNCEtl; ONLY THOSE THOROCOHLY FAMILIAR WITH mnnvir,i.ri.l( ci T.-l 1 I.VIF, A.-XII alACHIN OPERATION NEED APPLY: OOOD Pj WF AND CHANCE TOR ADVANCEMENT. AD. DRESS V O. BOX 34 NEW URITAIN, CONN. RfTTON SEWERH. EXPERIENCED. AND F1N1RHERS ON CI.OAKS; STEADY WORK. OOOD PAY. APPLY HERNSTEIN. IlAt'M-DACOSTA CO.. 22D AND ARCH pi pi'CVTII Pionn ' "' COPYHOLDER, accurate and quick; steady work and good wages. Apply Chilton Co . 4sth and Market sta. CORRESPONDENT COMPETENT IN STENOORAPHT APPLY IlI'REAII OF EMPIXJYMENT WANA.MAKER'S DISHWASHERS. WHITE Arn.Y Hl'REAU OF EMPLOYMENT WANA.MAKER'S -lr';" DRESSMAKERS. EXPERIENCED ON TINE WORK ATPLY Bl'REAH OF EMPLOYMENT WANAJfAKKR'S '-"'f1 CAMPBELL'S ROUPS ESTABLISHED 18(10 WOMEN AND GIRLS FJln . KtTCHEN WORK PREPARINO VEOETARLES MEATS. ETC ALSO GENERAL FACTORY WORK , "VBR 48 HOURS ' PLENTY OF OVERTTMP" SPECIAL RONUS 12 PEIl WEKK JOSEPH CAMPRELL CO D AAM,$B.WJ.nEETS GIRLS WANTED I EXPERIENCED FILE CUTTERS AND OIRLS TO LEARN TILE CUTTING APPLY EMPLOT.MENT DEPARTMENT HENRY DISSTON A SONS TACONT. PHILA. ' HOSIERY TAIRERS AND TOLDERS Experienced on fine seamless hosiery To work at night Those not employed during tho day Hours. 6 p. m. until 10 p. m BONUS TAID in addition to piece-work rates Can call at the mill in the evenlnc NOTASEMB HOSIERY CO. Oxford and Mascher ate. GIRLS over IB to learn operating: you can earn $13 to $25 per week and paid ixhlle learning. Apply Unlveraal Pad Co.. 257 Diamond at. HAIRDRESSER Must be good marcel wnxer: good wages: also chiropodist xxant ert SIme. Toffler. 104 S South Carolina nxe.. Atlantic City. HOUSEKEEPER, to assist In caring for convalescing patient In addition to caring for small apartment: sleep out If deslicd: white, not oxer 30 jears of age. Address, giving rhone number and salary desired. M 103. Ledger Office ""' HOUSE GIRL wanted. Shcrry'a Cafe. Broad and Chr:stlan. JANITRESS Three rooms, partly furnished, for light services. 1401 N 10th st. LAUNDRY FANCY IRONERS: NO SATURDAY WORK APPLY MARKET STREET LAUNDRY 130S FILBERT STREET "" MILLINERS. EXPERIENCED APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT WANAXfAKER'S NURSE, practical, or housekeeper to care for small apartment In addition to con valescing patient: not over 30 ears of age good appearance: sleep out If desired Call 3330 N. Park axe or phone Tinea (1S70 J. OPERATORS, experienced on Union Special machines: piece work; best rates paid steady work, Hygh-nlo Fleeced Underwear Co , 2415 N, Howard. SPOOLERS, experienced on fine cotton and mercenzea saein yarns: steady xvork entire year: good wages: It will be worth your xrhllA In Inve.Hc-alA IM,h-.. . i Mfg. Co., 4000 N. 18th st near Wayne June. STENOGRAPHER. EXPERIENCED. AND ASSISTANT TO ROOKKEEPER: PERMANENT TOSITION: OPPOR TUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT. APPLY PU11LIC LEDGER CO TH AND CHESTNUT STS ASK FOR MR. WIEST STENOGRAPHER and confidential book keeper Permanent position for highly In telligent young xioman over 2.1: must have exp. and be thoroughly competent; location llrnad and Chestnut sts.: will pay well for ability. Apply at once. A 100. Ledger Off STENOGRAPHER We have several excellent openings for stenographers, substitutes and permanent, those familiar with the Noiseless Tx-pexxrlter preferred. Noiseless Tjpewrller Co., S35 Chestnut st. blKNOORAPHBR and typist, experienced: permanent; good position: state salary and reference; employes' dining room on prem ises; excellent surroundings. Keystone Lub ricating Co., 21st and Clearfield sts. Phone Tioga 7471. STENOGRAPHER and general office work for xxholesale clothing house; must be ex perienced; pleasant surroundings Call at Retch & Graahelm. Larkln Building. 22d ti mi y i a.h rm STENOGRAPHER Oood future: require references; must be efficient: state wages expected A 12. Ledger Office. wages TACT, education and refinement required In a woman for a position paying $3.1 per week: easy hours, advancement. Ask for A. SXgmvthe, 607 Denckla Dldg.. between 130 ana4:ao p. m. " WAITRESSES (WHITE! APPLY Hi,MA,K:A!SLOENT WANTED by financial Institution In central pari oiii" v.., ,ii,,i ,wi virivuie tele phone exchange. A 80. Ledger Office. WOMEN and girls wanted for assembling tie cream freeiers. Apply .Rltter Can and Specialty Co.. 222 North American st. WINDERS etperlenctd on fine cotton ant mercerised skein yarns! steady work entire yean gooa wanes, n mrni ue worm your while to Investigate. Frledherger-Aaron. Mfg. Co., -4800 N. 18th at., near Wayne Juno BUSINESS SERVICE CO.. TUB Land Title JlooxKeepere SS':"":'"- e'-isio .'u, Stenographers. I18-t23; Clerks. 112-m. HEIiF WANTED TfTAL-B ACCOUNTANT. C. P, A.: state age. experl nee, compensation, O BIB, ledger Office . ,a-.&,. , ."," . ,, l.l,nn M , ... llc accountaiiB requires experienced seniors. aemiseniore ".." " various or flees. Including Philadelphia: stale age. ex. ... snd salary reaulred. A ftix ii... UBII.Ii," .. . - , u,.,r AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, flr.t claesl'good .alaryl ateadsr work; nrat-elaa, working conditions. F, L. Daniels. Hlghutown.ji HOT aniea m i" v.snuiwn, business tixarVofUce, Front and Glrard y,. BRASS BOBBIN WINOek. experienced In r i.. a.... rlanartmonl tn matt., dlni .. i'lV uMlul! a pay. Awl, North A..71. i1t' l'- M HELP WANTED MALE BENCH J10LDERS STEADY WORK AND GOOD TAY.' TEXTILE MACHINE WORKS. rOU.NDRY DEPARTMENT. READ 'NO. TA. ni'f'. CLERKS Wanted, experienced bill clerks. Artdr... p 204. Ledger Office. CARPENTERS. Seeds t Derham. rnntrae. tni r'-i Co'upinU ave. bridge over Schuyl M.b er' Ka,t nlv" Drive. Falrmount C'CW y,".'";"1 Jnr Atlantic City. ""-. .i. n nouin x.-aroiina ave. I?i"'.,i''L'r'"rl'nl m medium and nei.Vi i. i ."? ""a: give age and ex Jf KCm il d.ul!' A. Wood. car. or the Nlles Tool Works Co.. Hamilton. O nhA2T,.ME-f 1'thlehem Steel Company '.'-" ."iscnine tools g ve age and ex. fir.TJ.1... ,U , '"maneni positions open ror n. ' V ". daT)srs and mechanical drafts in.. Ji""1!8 Presses and machinery, mil! vml"" Jn.d 'neclal machinery; only EvP . fRn d",vr the goods should apply. S it r "& "lrl'nce and salary expected Reth'leh;nHUrm n'tn,h"n Steel Company .... , , DRAFTSMAN ' with S' ' '3ln."r,""; Braduate, familiar SnWtrM-H ,nd "."" '"'trip ra Iway car Fnas and J:..'nI"rl'r'1 ln ,'"lng draxv t.f: 2 d''H. Address reply to J. H. MUx?:ukc'eP F lif'r.' 1f '" Stock. Tft Mllwiuke;. w,!rlc "'""'"y nd -'ht Co.. D expieix'c-ln2 .r 8.' .""' c,"- fhoroughlr experienced in btasNfurnac wnif nJUsi M 420" r..:::"Res0",ra nd " available. EInT,r.,r.eooNndWP"'rd' Apply 606 Chest- rSKarvx-tesrs s..',p-,aiyr,fuT7hUPrefVr:,'c?nCeEnv,n"ln,g Telegram. Rockv Mmmi i """ Evening SnffissS factor, p 209. iir; T n." "" "mportant Department. 3144 Pa,.x?.,,t,C'.-,. T'ojTnent HOSIERY FIXER FIRST-CLASS FIXER ,VT Sc.'rtt , Williams full automatic machines rVT,,", T1"0": """1 "alary Chance for adx-ancement . , . .,.or rlh' man 4308 Wain st , Frankford KNITTER, thoroughly experienced warn.. must he familiar with all make, of rlr ci'j?r latch needle machines 12 to u V Address, stating experience references; age ,...,.w, .--,.- v iiinnerinnn. ia LABORERS. Seeds A rxA.hiH. Columbia ave. bridge over Schuvlk l , Sj' Est River Drive. Falrmount P,b '" r,wr' SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES MEN ON PRODUCTION WORK Ages 18 to 45 WEIGHT 140 LBS. OR MORE MUST BE IN GOOD PHYSICAL CONDITION No experience "necessary No labor trouble Apply In person or communicate at once with Factory Kmployment Office. THE GOODYEAR TIRE AND RUBBER CO,, AKRON. 0 MACHINE HANDS EXPERIENCED MEN on moulders or stickers: 48 hours; highest wages. PUning Mill. 9th and Tlog ,ti. THE EDWARD G I1UDD MFG CO 2.1th and Hunting Park ave has positions for men Who have some mechanical knoxxledge nnd the ambition to use It a short time In the training department of the company with fair pay while learning Will place you In a good position ln the various departments of the plant APPLY EDWARD G. BUDD MFG. CO, 23th and Hunting Park ave. PORTERS AND CLEANERS APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT WANAMAKER'S WANTED AT ONCB RIVETERS RIVETERS RIVETERS FIRST-CLASS MEN COMB WITH YOUR GANGS 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 KERLIN STS. ' CHESTER. PA; OR SETS . . MR. DILL. 1321 ARCH ST. PHILADELPHIA STEEL DESIGNER structural, first class, high grade nf not less than 10 ycara' ex perlence, and preferably one familiar with ijl,Bi lurnaie of steel-plant workv perma nent position: state full details regarding experience, salary-wanted and date avail able, M 410. I-edger Omca STENOGRAPHER, experienced, and assistant to bookkeeper; permanent position! opportunity for advance ment. PUBLIC LeBgeRCO 6th and Chestnut sts. sk for Mr. Wlcst 1VANTEIJ EXPERIENCED MEN AND WOMEN LEATHER OLAZERB FOR MOROCCO WORK ONLY; OOOD WAaBSi STEADY WORK: NO LABOR TROUBLr?. APPLY AT MONROE ST, OATB. F. BLUMBNTHAl. CO. -VYILMIWUTOM, PBU FRAME IfAKBR wanted: 4ce ::,Mc pay l slaCdr work. ABauar CaxoM. r.'te.9i..axi.m . l ,. 'i yAi " ' HELP WANTED MALE w .,.n r-i, SHIPYARD MECHANICS DOES IT APPEAL TO YOU TO HAVT8 A JOB AS ,t RIVETER HOLDER ON . COPPERSMITH 1 CEMENTERS PASSER BOTS Must b, over IB years and furalsa proof -ot age WHERE YOU WILL HAVE GOOD WAGES OOOD HOURS GOOD LIVING CONDITIONS GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS GOOD TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES GOOD TREATMENT WHILE ON THE JOB IF YOU ARE INTERESTED AND WISH TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THIS " FINE OPPORTUNITY MAKE A CALL AT S00 WALNUT ST See Mr. Shattuck or Mn rhllllp, 9 1.121 ARCH ST. fee Mr. Swartg s"lI:"(-fS. room giiisilgti.nt. young man with exnerlenre T-irr. ..... ..i.i. tr. r-Uy jk'U r.'1v.V,t''' Frledherger-Aarott Ifg. Co.. 4000 N. 18th st near Wayne June. General ..., OREENEWALD'S ASSISTANT COMPTROLLER LARGE MFO. SALES MANAOERfflfmniawlth mfg, and" r?Pnn' ""Iness. a very attractive offer. !:.? ttna "nenses; accountsnts, seniors and juniors, desirable u. S. Goxemment con nection; sect r. p. a. exp.: traveling su pitorM. head bookkeepers, cost sect., mfg. lines; correspondent, handle French and Italian correspondence; French and Italian stenographer, private secretary to official, nandi. details; competent stenographer, hotel bookkeeper, construction engineer, familiar vilth designing, estimating, drafting, for stores, mills, factories, architectural me chanical draftsmen, machine shop fnremsn. handle about 60 men: chief operating -engineer (refrigeration plant), etport men, fa. miliar with French and Italian export trade: designer and estimator on stores and bides.':1 some very attractlx-e openings for high-grade ""cutlx-e men and xx-omen We sneclsllze on office and factory executives. Informa tion hlank and booklet gratis Established -J ears samn loenllty. No enrollment charges. 260 S. 11th. T,U.a.I.SESS SERVICE CO.. 1114 Land Title AUDITORS t ACCOUNTANTS C. P. A.. seniors. Juniors, both public and corporation; office and factory cost. 3000 up. ROOKKEEP'S Gen'l. office 4 mfg.. 20-31. CLERKS Gen'l. chief, cost, stock, to J2000. !?5FlMnN Resign machy.. stoves, struct. EXECUTIVES Thorough knoxxledge factory and office accmintlnff, for sec and treas. position. 13000 up: asst., well acaualnted v,rth leather. IS000; office and factory ac countant and svatematlxer. J2600. FOREMEN Patternmaker, familiar with , fnundrj": mfg. paper.cjllnder mach.. 15700. MANAOERS Factory, sales and adx. with Investment. 12100; plumbing & mill supplies. STENOG'S General and export, up to t30. EARN BIG MONEY Do lathe work, auto repair, mechanical ana electrical driving or storage battery work; we train men on practical lines. Philadelphia Hechanlcat Electric School Call B14-818 Brown e.. Philadelphia WE TEACH YOU TO DRIVEAND REPAIR APTOMOBILES ' 12.1 COMPLETE COURSE !S DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES Sattler's. 1801 Spring Garden. Open Sunday. SITUATIONS WANTED PEMALjI MASSEUSE Lady Intending to enter ortho paedic hospital in October for course of tralntng would like during summer months to g-aln experience in msssasre electric treat ments, etc.: moderate salary xxhlle learning, P ISO. Ledger Office. i BITTJATIONB WANTED MALB CHAUFFEUR, colored, desires position: eg perlenced, careful driver: good mechanic: reference. P 1.12. Ledger Office, SECRETARY or office work: open .for part time engagement: speak, other languages; best references Ad W. A., 22,1 B. 3d St. STENOGRAPHER, 23. 6 jears' good office exp.: wishes secretarial position; good coror5 accurate at figures; Just out of overseas service. I 124. Ledger Offlce. . ARE YOU LOOKING for a capable man to relievo you of responsibility In the man agement of the offlce. the sales, the adver tising or any particular hranch of the busi ness? If so, there Is a man of ability, ex perience, tact, pep and progressive Ideas who Is looking for YOU. Why not get to gether! Address A 28, Ledger Offlce. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES FIRST-CLASS COOKS, chambermaids, wait resses. laundresses chlldnurses. butlers, housemen housework girls, good references, wish situations nt country, mountains or seashore. Mrs. Kane, 311 S. 10th. Phone Spruce 3401. t ' . MRS. HARVEY. 1010 Rlttenhouse square urimuir H-IH l-UPIUH-U HIUI WHIUCU. HURSEY. 123.1 S. 10th St. Dependable rol- urru Hfip inr nil posuions. IIKn. aoitl. FARMHANDS nnd dairy hands and married men, white and colored, 418 Race st. BUSINESS bPFORTUNITIES CAPABLE business man will Invest J.inoo-or more with services, in estab. profitable business; state line. C 221, Ledger Office. FOR SALE We Blake and Sell National Cash Registers " and Crpdit Filpa Lowest prices; small monthly pay, ments; no Interest charges; written" guarantee: old register, repaired, rebuilt, bought, sold and exchanged. JOHN T. WATSON Agent The National Cash Repfater Co., 780 CHESTNUT ST. . Phone Walnut 4BI. Malnn 2B72A TYPEWRITERS RENTED NONVISIDLE 3 MONTHS. 5-. ,. VISIBLE 3 MONTHS, 17,60 UP J Factory Rebuilt Typewriters-., American Writinp; Machine Co. R02 CHESTNUT ST. WALNUT 24311 MAIN 32B OFFICE FURNITURE Flat-top, xoll.too, typewriting nd bookkeeping deska,VraU kinds of filing devices, tables from 3 tov12. feet long, fireproof safes, partition, tele- rhon booths and other complete equipment ."..jylSDdld condition and verv cheap, HUGHES, UTH AND RUTTONWOOD. OFFICE FURNITURE " Large, lot desks, safes, files, cabinet, aril general offlce furniture, store fixtures.' We Buv. Sell and Exchange. PATTEN FURNITURE CO J , LOCUST 4070 112T ARCH BT. RACE 2M. FOLDINO AND INVALID CHAIRS FOR SALE AND TO HIRE Theatre chairs, movlng-plct machines, ete., school desks, church pews and pulpit chairs. CHAIR EXCHANGE, S, E. cor. 6th and Vine NEW -Singer drop-heVd aewlng machines! used machines, $13 up. guaranteed: also Columbia and Victor machlnea and records; easy terms Slepak.1028: N.2d et.fe 1110 N.I'd. THREE-PIECE TORCH folding set. consist, lng of armchair, settee xxna table. 14.30, Including delivery anywhere In city, t CHAIR EXCHANGE, S. E cor, 6th andSVIn, BABY CARRIAGES, complete. 1D10 Ilnerover IflO styles- all colors; aee our 110 special. Miller. hu-uh B. -ja st. upen evenings. . BABY coaches. Reed Pullman coach. SSi new reed stroller. IS: sulkies. 13.60; open eve- hlrigs. Auerpacn, noa xtirsro ave. BILLIARD. I, pool, comb't'n 2d-han; boorbt. ted, exch. Keafer, 820 Glrard ay, sola ren HOUSEHOLD furniture, beda and cot. com. plete. Sherry's. Brosd and Christian. MEN'S SUITS Tnade to order from your own materials. U2..10; m and workmanship guaranteed. Hessert, 635 Arch st. SAFES, fireproof, slightly used, some with thin WSIIS; also steel cauuiaxp. i n.fwinft HAND ROPE (table elevator; almost new, qnil W-.tmnrelsnd st. REFRIGERATORS and flxturts for grocer, and meat markstsj terms If desired. j. KAnuAuu h x.u., ooi n. TJANOINO xO. i!- U K ,ate ' at nimmir rates.'; AMriy W i -V'l 41 i M tn
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