!WWrTn';KVPi!- 'jPJSiB' ' .d ' . '7JIlfi.1r", rt t jj - it -- . , . n .- '1 " - 0 r " ' M. U " -. . Ill , tor. -1 V r s-":r- ? , r.r-i- 7hJF' EVENING BTJBLlO LEDGER-rfHILAltBljPHIA, 'PKDiAY, AJUGtlSlI - 8, . 1919 " S 4. I H. v ft m H" Vi 'tR rnttmi i ii .. '. . f,V,'l''?1 ?s- H )? V sYi.iiSa. r- - .sra-. -a. 3 'aTsaaaaaaaaaaaaT 2ima vXaaaaaaaarA , -n ' laSeeeeeeal''t'tsaeaaSS-. laaaaaaaaaaa r ssssar3t .iBBr4n if" .', - s Kir ,,,, l . Law f LOnly evening law school in the W eiiy. t Practical, experienced in- MrHctors. Very thorough course. , Open to Both men and women. Ask for Catalog F-21. Phone, Diamond 631 t EMPLE .UN1VERSIT V Broad St. belovr. Berks Phllsdrlprll-. PEIRCE SCHOOL sof Business Administration Increase your timing capacity in -Biare" venlii hours at Pelroo School T- . . . .... .i ' JJxPr'enced Instructors. Many posl- ,, tloo'.oPn to graduates. .''Oourew for ounc men- Business Administration, Salesmanship Courses . f or .younB women: Secretarial, Short- hand. eni? tor E5lh Tear Book "Amerlea'a Tormot nolnf Pchool" PJneSt. West of Broad. Phila. 4 La, Salle Extension University Dlretlon and a training th.t i hnkfii up with actual bu"tne and sitht ut 1p terf.rins lth icr0,rfiyH'm " " llCSIMW' An'MIMSTUATlON ' Bt'SINEttS LETTER-HRITIM. .Write, call or phone TVlnut 11 M BOS CI1ESTSCT ST. rilll.MIM.PIll - Prayer's Business College Philadelphia's Greatest Business Srhaol Skillful teachers Superior equipment Practical courses Progreeslve management The.tnoat successful graduates Darnd night classes Charges moderate PoaltiOTis- guaranteed Begin your course now Call.wrlte or phone for full particular. StTttTer's. XH Chestnnt St. Thone Wal. 3SI . Our graduates are In constant demand for ttoed.Daylnr positions. Gregg Shorthand the ay, speedy system. Complete business and secretarial courses Special rates for Aurust intensive training Enter any time. Call or write for full particulars and catalogue: inni npuvrili rntivnn EiHk & a&-n. ..uu.....k.. .v.a.&jbju- ., nd Cotlere of Commerce J -.11... f..M..... - 1017 Chestnnt St.. Philadelphia. Stirayer's Business College Philadelphia's Greatest Business School Willful teachers Superior equipment rfcetleal courses Progressive management . .'he most successful graduates Jay and' night classes Charges moderate ekiUdna-guaranteed Begin jour course now "all. write or phone for full particulars. gtmycr's. 307 Chestnut St. Phone Wal. 384 Are you in the Right Position? WHAT ARE VOU BEST FITTED FOR? , 'J-iesi a. well-known psychologist tell sou the ' - right vocation In life for ou Apply at the "vnriTliraAI. OIimNCE INSTITUTE Rodm 402 Presser Bide,. 1714 Chestnut 3t , f ' Fell phone Spruce 2145 .- j m- mrixrp 'ohort iourses rv, lSa ! IN RAILS I Bookkeeping' Shorthand Tpewrltlng Eng- 1fsh Penmanship. Dictaphone Comptometer t ..J . ...In. ....Inn. ti.av, nn... T.nll- UT "HI r ,.,.- et.o.w... niy Start now Indi vlaiVaJ tnetructlon mih st. ' PAT-MTt SCHOOL. 18 Sontll lfllh St, pus tavi rR crunni inn? ta- a-a a v. v-.ww Market Gregg Shorthand Teurh Typewriting Bonk Keeping. g'E.ccrcvariai v-nurses tja ft. rJign, BANKS ' Stenographers and typists ntiaiML'CC " great demand Day and ttUairttap night classes Enter now COLLEGE 913 Walnut St Expert Tutoring, French, Spanish, General branches Apt . office or home C 1 Led Off GEORGE SCHOOL. V. j GEORGE SCHOOL Country School sHr Bor. and Girls. Separate dormitories. Courses broad and thorough. Student studies ndr supervision of prlnr'pal. Graduates preeed in college. Special courses. Ath lattaav gymnasium, pool, 22T wooded acres sa4 open country en Neehamlny Creek. En. Aagei. Bates moderate ratalog George A. Watts. A. M.. Bar gJI. Gearz Rehoel. Pa. -F ,-l OAK LANE. PA. .-OAK LANE rOPNTR DA SCnOOL Available to all Phila through autobus eer v Kindergarten through to college preparation Oalc Lane Phila Box P Phone Melrose ',07 ANNTrLT.K. PA. LErtANON VALLEY COLLEGE Co-ed 20 miles from Harrlsburg ABBS Mus. B. Degrees. College Academy Music. Oratory. Art. Pre-med lea I Course Terms mod KINGSTOV. PA. . 'WYOMING SEMINARY :-, I'so-educetlonsl school where boys ant -airls set a vision of the highest vat- Jesses of life Exceptional teachers u every dept. College preparation na-. mmmm S.i.l. A.. ..... .J r. y tie Arts A Science Military Training. ' Gymnasium and Athletic fields 75tS Tear, Endowed low rates Write ter catalog. Address T.T. sleraree. tl T Pes Klnntnn. . ........ Ulan,,, siiu itjinpa- KKAnrNo. pa. Schuylkill Seminary ..Reading' Junior College Preparatory aj-d Junior College courses for 11 celltres and universities Co-ed. classical, rommtrclal. music, elocution and domestls ctenee Rales 1378 Catalog on request. REV WABREN F TEEL, M A.. D. D President A ' Roii.Av. r SePasrtl tar PsrrAnlfnn4l Cr.iU-.A--, .,,,,, v r.V,, tt . Ererr facility In a beautiful sub home for th SftitK. nhnli'n.wn?.th!.out,mn- i'ri.i'lSo'l'il'D.Vt: Dim'Scf f'oVolffr"'!0.' Mollle A. Weeds. PHn. Box 174. Roalye. P.. ' MANAMAH. TA. .. .. . . w,Z. T, EASTERN COLLEGE ,Ivi,,s granted; all couraes Prep dciool Rat. HO n'1"".-. ?-fm&?a,.rK. PJX A- Tonnr Men and Roys NAZARETH. PA. Ffizareth Hall Military Academy :Bjf 60. Nazareth, Pa. Founded 1713 VA military academy for boya College pre para lory and bus. course Senior. In terra t dlatvtt Junior- Depts. Vigorous ath. life and wllitarr lift. Of Naiartth Hall, former Sec. VL.rf B. Cortfyou savs: "Nazareth Hall la JV. a character builder not a mr trainer of 2Z mind.' ReT.A.D.Tliaeler. D.D.. PrlDrlnal H s3S 'VBELI.ETONTE. PA ?I13XEFpNTE ACADEMY XUh-3r. .t-lmlted to 100 young men 13 !-Teft" subjects to fit chosen career. ...' .Imn,nh.r. aorlnr water. Hiinllnv t,tnu MK,"amiajs vKit, icauivn, aiu ' ""-.-r--.- - "' . "----...-- :r" , swimming poi. symisaium, am id. No haling Near Station No. 1 an itoutr, n. x. io i-nicago. nacei wauios. B. IIITGnFsl. A. M.. lTeaA. -sssster. Ilex P. Ilelle.fonte. Pa. sHJMMVrst OAMrS Yeang Mea ami Beys DUATING GRAMMAR fcC-JJJ ;OlerisJWL. DUI3 iai Vt"tHvif "dome class, nifty r.-j SK' . ii":.i7-w"a.B .kj l,WW IBU WM..O. O. WHO r me uirseai, nouae of Its k. Our. beautiful iliuss - wrS MnrS Umffl? :: ismA WUr. DMWIXUI UlUSs the stetriffee. Wrte s saarrf if . n EDUCATIONAL nnng Men ami I.ot UKNONAII, . J. V a iyb1 I Where character, manliness and honor are developed Wenonah is an independent unit in jour boj's education, and not mcrel a preparatory school. Healthfull situated in a solely residential town. A facultj second only to that of West Point in efficiency. Vcademic studies for college preparation. Special and business courses. Military system brings out all that Is good and manly. Separate junior department for boys of ten or over. Academic course, secn hundred dollars for the school year. Junior department, six hundred for the school year. Catalogue and View Hook Upon Request DR. CHARLES H. LOBENCE. MAJOB C. A. SNYDEB, President Superintendent BOX 412, WENONAH, NEW JEBSEY !)WMtTHMORE, rA. SWARTHMORE Preparatory School AN INSTITUTION OF LONG STANDING FOUNDED FOB THE BOYS OF AMEBICA GUIDED BY FROGBESSIVE IDEALS JUNIOR SCHOOL v IFrfp for "The Vision of Sicarthmore" Arthnr Jf. Tomlln.on 1 ., Mllar.l P. Tnnllnonl H'admalers Box 26, Harvard Ae.. SWABTHMOBE, PA. (If miles from Phila.) rnrcATK inn s.ircn The incation thai does not make iou eucresful ii a fa lur "o far r xou are oncerned Our onarqnt aim Is to develop eerv bov to the p-un where he wants to do his beet Our sur ..1 depends upon his success We ue red n prepare for all colleges profee p nni! exams and for the state Board exams BROWN PREPARATORY Urourl Hnd CherrT Streets rnr.STVUT nru,. ta. Chestnut Hill Academy Sr-raSSr ceA.d", locked untry day and boarding school for boys. !JKi'.it'?'JSfJrt.a T J1ARTI. CHESTNUT nrLT. PA- country P.'J.h..ff"--ai S!W1?'IC;:55HH iu.,ru" . """'' incivuina in rest Playing n. n. pvni. axttm Bniin-mino, nnm a - ".V rw .............. n. ,......., fc'vv. auu IW1B- atlon building Reopens September 34. v-aiaiogues on application TtAWE. TA ST. LUKES SCHOOL Olaln Line V. It. R.) 1VAXB, PA. Prt?para for colleuft or business DnvAlorM spirit of sentlemanlj honor and fair play. 1 Located In open healthful country and Known ior up pucrei in moiaintr tii cnurac ter and mental attitude of Its boys. Swim mine pool ir innaslum and largo athletic field Booklet on request CnARLKg IITTNRY TnOTTT. M. A. 0 FRnROOK. PA. nftaTa CninifeivlJ'. Ca1s-iI aV.ea "" !al '"i oojntuu s vjv-nuui lur UU15 Orerbronk, Phila.. Pa. College preparatory and secretarial courses. Junior and Musical Depts Athletics Domestic Science Carriage "lis for pupils In Bala Csnwyd. Merlon and tCvn.A.H Sffl- Q .... C...J t..lH - ' iiiri,rvui,nu,i TL 1 ' , The Mercersburg Academy TOR BOT1 Mereeraburg. P- Send fee catalogue to Wm. Mann lertne. Ph D . LL.D.. Tlfodmaster. Rot ItO. a ' ALLEN TOWN. PA. ALLENTOWN Preparatory School Prepares boys for leading colleges ari OBtversItles High standards New Bulld- ..jKis special cepanmem Tor younger boya Athletic teams. Large campus and gymna- rinm Terms 1400. Catalog on request Visit the school Write for catalog L. I J M SHW.TPTt. Trlnclnal Allentown. Pa, WLArR.TOVrN. N. J. -, ' ACADEMY TOR BOYS Wonderfully situated for good health. p., .ware Water Gap 12 miles distant. Campus and athletic fields of 100 acres and 200-acre farm. Preparation for col lege and technical schools. Military drill Eight bulldlnga Separate Junior D- partment. Write for cataloirue. Julio C. Sliarpe. I.L.D.. Headmaster Bex "P." nuirstown. N. j" PRINCETON. N. J. PRINCETON PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR nnva College preparatory for hoys 14 year. -.. ' elder beautiful location: small classes- Ti 1 rellent faculty. well .quipped bulldinii" large grounds; supervised athletic- itiii year Cstalog L on request. ' J. B. FINE, ;dr Princeton, N. J. ' Bordentown Military Institute 1 Thorough nr.p To ollege or business r rlent faculty small classes Individual att.n Mllita tr-in ng Supervised athletlca ?.,. I PON, llnnlentnwii V !.. prn' Jt' rnm'd? I'ENNINGTON. N. J. " The PENNINGTON SCHOOL Collere and 'BechnlcaJ School preparatlea Military drill FRANK MacDANIEL. D fj Headmaster Box 70 Pennington N " ' ESSEX FELLS. N. J. " aUNt.sLEV bCIIOOL FOR BOVH tiui from New York City In the New jTrifl '" For lllnauated catalog addles J C.mpb.ll M A.. Box P. E.f.x Fe.r j Ei,jxON, N. t. ! NEWTON ACADEMY For boys. S to Hi modern equipment, personal attention: cata. I leg Addr... Principal. Box L. Nesrton' " j wai.ve.siHiii,jA. , Fishburne Military School New S100.000 Flrenroot sTnnlni-ien. Prepares for universities, business llr. Diploma admits to all colleges Resultfal military training. Beautiful, healhtful sltua. I tlon. Every cadet participates In annual encampment at Grottoes on henandoaa 1 River. 40th year. Small classes. Il.s.ry. ' Officers Trslnlng Cory., under V, B. War I Tisnartment Catalog L on reoueae. MsJ. MORGAN II. nPDGINa. PrU. Box 800. Waynesboro. Vg. "TvoonsTorK. VA. Massanutten Military Academy irnrinoTnriT t I ilranaral VltlVfi f fir rnls nJ T,..t , h;;:: btSilllBV rSJ' lloward J nenrhoff, A. M.. Headmarter - ACTlUBNTJALE. MANS. LASELL SEMINARY AobnmdoJe. Mass. Course or study frets first year high school through two years ad vanced work for high school graduates. Wide range of subjects. Unusual training la various pbaaea of home making. School It miles from Boston 80-acre estate. Outdoor snorts and recreations Address Guy M. wlo .law. Ph. !.. Principal. 1t5 Woodland Road DCXnPRT. MAWS). Ponder Point School ITVIII understand yenr boy and leaeh him to unatretana himself, RALPH K. JBEARCE. A.M.. Headmaster I aa sv,ng Laaesr sum, linvw'Tl -nnsa. Toung Mn nHfW WEMINAIf. N. J. Wenonah MILITARY ACADEMY MVABTIIMORE. TA. XB1V BIXIOMFIEIJJ. PA, Carson Long Institute 8 $$&? ?&frJtoJ&t hlUs of the BlSe nidle TnrtlvVdI'i11'' .on.0rin,.truc,tVo9nh Wlt2Z) hndJ foot- Ubo-r. hnown,.,,.,vrn0o'ur,a1lm,'f.rnh,'l,,r i.- v i.r" "."" ri character. Cliltnr. .011... T-.i i. T" efflrlenrv Cnllav. T-.- . - : -i RS!S.nrB.BKM,nc"' JVnl0r,9?ur,e8' Spanlah. -....., uu,,,- ur.nina, niiiitRrv in nine ?5SSrst5 hulldlnga for boys under 18 years WHO and up Juniors 1295 For further de tails address George O. Schneider. A. B ' ntadmttF. nn t,, Xtm ftleomflri'd. P, UNrSTER PA. "hnburba." Lancaster. Pa. ' 61th Year, Endowed Bj According to location of room. Eery bo studied Indlvld- uy oy expert teachers imlum swimming pool two athletic fields IT. IEichwacke,A,n,,Headm'r omi, Lancaster ra. Bllll Franklin and Marshall ntduciuv i I.WCASTLK. PA. Founded 1787. I Prepares bos for all colleges and tech nical schools . . I Beautiful elevated grounds. Excellent health record Fine modern equipment Library Gym nasium All athletics Military Training for older boys Old School on basis allowlne moderate terms. I Catalogue ard literature of Interest to college preparatory students on request. Address Box 412 Edwin M. Hartman. A. M.. rrindpal PENNSWCnO. PA. !IJ .. .' ' ", isf 1. MJV, it. y rsMibl INSTRUCTION In small groupb per sonal care. In 25 sears 7S7 stu dents prepared for 125 colleges 0er 50 per cent of our students are honor men and leaders at college Music, Ora torv Business and Agriculture Schol arships Separate Junior School under constant aupervlslon complete equip ment Carnegie Library, Gymnasium and 20-acre campus All athletlrj Military Drill Delightful home life A holesome rMlglaus Influence Resi dent nurse. Not conducted for profit moderate 'rates Catalogue OSCAR SKRIEIIEL. I. D.. Principal Rot 110. Prnnsbnrg, Pa. WTyyETVoon. ta. Montgomery School The Country Day School for Boys Takes boys from the beelnnlns of their education to college Excellent faculty, from Colum bia Teacher's College. Boys stay all day Afternoon play and athletics under constant supervision Preparation of lea. sons for nett day under the direction of teachers For In formation address HF.V f.IBSON BELI . A B . B D . Htidm.iUr Wynnewood, Pennsylvania CITEriTER. PA. PENNSYLVANIA MIUTARY COLLEGE 58th long established aa a I military Institution, with I Car honor Ideals, and the de velopment of competent manhood for Its aim, Pennsylvania Military College has proven Its etnclency In war as well as peace. The college offers to young men strong courses in Civil Engineer ing, Chemistry. Economics and Fi nance. Complete equipment. Pre paratory ant Junior Schools. All athletics encouraged Write for descriptive catalog. Address COLONEL CHARLF.8 E. HYATT President Box 665 Chester, Pa. L BETnLEnEM. PA. Bethlehem Preparatory School Bethlehem, Pa. 1600 boys prepared for leading universities In 40 years Unanimous endorsement of our work by principal universities Scholarships to various colleges. Modem buildings. uymnaslum. Swimming Pool and extensivo Ath letic grounds. Reasonable rate Separate Junior School Cataldg. JOHN d. Tcaovr, M,A, ill lESiiiliiH mmwwmi " H B Af ua I II Gum llmW 'rack W1M Jno. m not KillSiii'iiiraw"1 1oungMtn and Boyt, nAnnisntrnn, fa. 3arris.burg; jcabemp A Capital Miool Near a Capital City. , A eountry school founded 17P. Lctea en the banks pf the beautiful Susquehanna "Iver Ideal for health and scenery. Modern buildings large campus. Advantage of sman classes and Individual Instruction. Thorojum college preparation. Hates 1025 to , Bupervlsed athletics Separate school for younger bos We Invite tlosest Investiga tion a personal visit If possible. Write for catalogue L and plans for new dormitory. ARTHUR T!. BRnrV. n. A.. Headmaater SAI.TSniTRO. PA. Kiskiminetas Springs School for Boys Prepare for college or business. The closest pereonal attention Is given to each boy. Ber eral Football and Baseball fields Golf, Ten nis New Gymnasium with swimming pool and bowling alleys Fine athletic spirit with strong competitlxe teams School owns Us own farm and coal mine Rate 1700. DB. A. M WTLROV, Jr.. Tree, nox 8SS. Soltabnrg, re. Young Women and (llrls ""'Girted SewplSX, Formerly Miss Marshall's School Located In beautiful Philadelphia suburb opposite Reading Station and seven minutes walk from trolley. Trepares for all colleges Strong; general course Music Art, Domes tic Science OUer Denton Mslting director of piano department Blight, cheerful classrooms Supervised athletics IndMdua! attention. For Catalog and views address EMMA MILTON COWLES, A. B. Head of School Oak Lane. Philadelphia, Pa. The Holroan School 2204 WAI.MTT ST. Opens for Its twentieth ifr on Thur'dav, Scrt 21th 1919 ELIZABETH XV. I1RALEV, B. A. Head Mistress Training School for Kindergartnert (Formerly Miss Hart's) Junior Senior and Graduate Courses Primary methods Prac tice Kindergartens Miss A. T. ILLMAN. Director, Box L, 3(100 Walnut St . Phila. KWARTTIMORE. PA. MARY LYON SCHOOL ", A home school. Handsome new fireproof residence hall Outdoor classrooms College preraretory, household arts general finish Inic courses All outdoor nctUtttes Catalog. Address Unx 1508. Swarlhmore. Pa. WEST CHESTER. PA. Darlington Seminary A developing School for Girls 60-eere estate In Pennsylvania's finest country. Lan rnaire. Art, Music. Expression. Secretarial. Business &nd Houssnold Management. Ool lece Preparation Catalogue. CHRISTINE F. BYE. President. Box 610. West Cheeter. Pa. West Chester State Normal School On Penna. R. R.; trolley to Phila. Flta for teaching college, business. $220 to $280 for JENKaTiNTOWN, PA. Beechwood () A Cultured and Practical School for Young Women, Thoroughly Established Strong Faculty Mm s to dlscoer and dMelop Individual aptitudes Girls are prepared for self malntensne and to meet reeponslhllttle of life. College and Preparatory Depart ments, Music, Art, Dora-Up Science, Secretaryship Expression Physical Edu cation Normal Kindergarten Swim mfriK Pool Athletic Fields Addrew BI. n. KEA8ER, Th. D., Prestdeat Box 480, Jrnklntown, Ta. LITITZ. PA. LINDEN HALL SEMINARY For 173 years It has ben educating and training young women for worth v living Alms at highest development of body, mind and character Provides a happy whole some home life Beautiful, healthful loca tion Comfortable buildings modern equip ment. Gymnasium, Academic, Col leg Preparatory, Music, Art, Domestic Science Secretarial Junior TVrt Terms S300 RKV. F. W. KTENOEL, Principal. Box inn. T.nitr, r. TURMlNfinAM. PA. B irmingham School MOUNTAIN SOIIOOL FOR cmi.i Healthful. Invigorating location amid plc'-reeque surroundings 100 acres 8. . modern buiMlnt-a 1-,ni-. , ougn college preparaiion courses ror glrll not goins vo coucae aiujio. namesiio science. I athletla training New building with gyro- , naslum swimming pool snd sleeping porch ' Main Line Penna R. R Cstalorue i 1 A. R. Crier. Free P. S. Mnulton. A B.. I Tleadmaster. Box L. -llrralngham. Pa. OAK LAVE. TA. THE COWLES SCHOOL t I Ft 18 Prepares for colleges. General Courses Music, Art, Domestic Science, Near train & trollev For catalog and views address EMMA MITTON COWI.ES. A. R.. ITead of School, Oak fjne, Phila.. Pa. CgAMBEBSDtmO, PA PENN HALL CITAMTJEnSBCRO, PA. Olrls College Preparatory. Modern laa guages and special courses. Certificate prlyf. leges. Rooms with private baths. New gym naslum and swimming pool, Rates. Itoo 1 Catalog and news May escn year spent at Atlantto City Work- continues uninterrupted. t Add. Frank a. Masfll. A. M Prln.. Bog W. LUTHKKVTLLE. MD. f Maryland College IS03 ro WOMEN 101 College preparatory Iss Years' nistory College Girls from 82 Slates Dozneatlo ScUnce jlO mile, from Bait. Muato I Fireproof Buildings Expression INon-Sectarlan Address PreeMent Ilnase for Cctalog T. LUTHIiRVILm. MD. NEWARK. DEL. Women College o( Delaware Tn women desiring a liberal Hnr.tinn under Ideal conditions of home life, the Women's College of Delaware offers unex celled opportunities at eitremely low coet. Sltusted In a beautiful and healthful re gion one hour from Philadelphia. Writ, for Catalog I. Address Miss WINIFRKM J. ROBINSON, Dean. ewark. Delaware. NOUWAI.K. CONN. HILLSIDE iron OrBLS, 45 miles from New York. Ca. ege Preparation. Cultural Courses. House hold Bclence. Including actual practice la a geal home. sT' M as, SJS"-! aTS(Hsa,st, aeasiiEraSiiSsP lyassaw) Philadelphia Markets GRAIN AND FLOUR WHEAT necelpls, I8S 935 bushels Tha market a Arm but quiet Offerings light The following were the quotaUons: No 1 red n Inter, IS all, No 1 northern aprlng 12 39, No 1, hard winter IS 39t No I red winter garllck. 2 37i No. 1 red smutty. I2 3fli No 1 red rarllckv and smutty, 12 3: No. 2 red winter 12 30. No 2 northern spring 12 3A. No 2 hard u Inter 12 3ft: Nn ? rA winter, rarllckv. I 12 34. No 2 red. amutts- 12 31. No 2 red ffflHlfkv unit emnttv t9 fit Nn 3 red In ter. IJ 32, No. 3 northern spring. 12 32 No. 3 hard Wnter 12 32 No 3 red winter gar licky. 2 .'n. No 3 ied smutty. 12.29. No. 3 red garlicky and amuttv. 12 27 lower gpadrs on their merits ... j CORN Kecelpta none I.lltle dplng and prices nominal with small offerings ne quote ellow In car ldts for local trade, aa to quality and location, at 2 1002 14 per buahel OATS Recelpta, I80O bushel. Demand was light, and there was no change In prices We quote aa follows Car lots as to location No t white Sftff Se'jrct No 8 white. 8V,4 &flr No 3 whit's. 84'4S5c No 4 white 82T83c . ,..-- TLOUR Receipts, 60 bbls and 482 200 lbs In sacks. The market was dull at for mer rates. The quotations were as fol low if To arrive, per 108 lbs. in 140 pound Jute sacks Winter straight, west ern, old. 110 7rll, new 19 7n10 251 near by old, II0e10 7o. pew, 10 7510. Kansas, tti-alght new 111 2511 50. Kansas, short patent, old, 112012 50, new. lit 50W11.75! eprlng. short patent, old 113(313 50, do, patent old, 112 60013. do. first clear, old, 19 751Hn RTE FLOUn was dull and unchanged. We quote nt IS G00 25 per barrel, In sacks, as to quality PROVISIONS Trade was quiet and larrelv of a Jobbing character and some kinds were a shade easier Quotations. Beef in setG smoked end aJr-drted. 55c. knuckles and tenders, smoked and alr-drled 61c. pork family, 57o: haras, S. r cured, loose 39040c! do. skinned loose 37038c. do do smoked, 39 040c! do boiled boneless 55c: plcntc shoul ders S P cured, loose 28Hic: do smoked, 29 030c: bellies In pickle loose, 36c: break fast bacon. 44c. lard 37c. REFINED SUGARS Light offerings restricted business and he market was unchanged on a basts of 9c for fine granulated DAIRY PRODUCTS CHEESE Demand was only moderate and the market was unchanged. The following were the quotations New York and Wis consin whole-milk flats current make, fano , 33033Hc specials higher: New York and Wisconsin whole milk Hats, current make, fair to good 31'4 032lc. fancy goods Job- I blng at 34035c .... i BUTTER Fine goods were In fair demand i and firm, but the undergrades were oulet Quotations Solid packed creamery, extraB 6.V4jc. higher scoring goods 6O4 0S84c the latter for Jobbing sales, extra firsts 65c, .firsts 62H64Vic, seconds. 50052c, sweet Irreamerj choice to fanc, 67H059,c. do, fair to good 62H05SIie, fancy brands of prints jobbing at til a oac. iair to cnoice. oiuji H(lr I 1 EGGS Pino fresh stock continues scarce land poor stock, which was dull and weak 'The quotations Free caaes, nearbv, $15 60 per crate, current receipts that will grade. 116, fair to good $13 6014 40. western extra firsts 116 60 per case, firsts. $14 40 15, nearby and western seconds, $10 SOW 12 60, fancy selected eggs Jobbing at 590 01c per dozen POULTRY LTVE The market ruled steady with a moderate demand The quotations were as follows. Fowls via express. 35036c: spring chickens, broilers, not Leghorns, yellow skinned weighing IMS. lbs apiece, 38 s 40c. exceptional lots higher, spring chick ens, broilers not Leghorns, vellow-sklnned, weighing 11W lbs apiece, 380370, white Leghorns ellow-sklnned weighing ie2 lbs apiece 33031c. white Leghorns, yellow-skinned smaller sizes, 30032c, roosters, 23024c ducks spring. 32085c: do. Pekln, old 28030c. do, Indian Runner, old, 260 28c, pigeons t'ld per pair. 40046c, do, joung per pair 35040c. DRESSED rowls were well cleaned up and firm Broiling chickens quiet Me quote. Fowls fresh killed, dry-picked. In boxes, weighing 4 lbs and over apiece 394 c weighing 3H lbs. 38037c. weighing 3 lbs apiece 33031c: smaller sizes, 810 32c, fresh-killed. In barrels, fancy, dry picked weighing 4 lbs and over apiece 39c. weighing 8'4 lbs. 35030c, weighing 3 lbs. 3(a33r, smaller sizes 3O031r, old roosters, drj -picked, 26c: broilers Jersey, 48051V:, do other nearby, 36038c; do western, 35038c. srrlne ducks Long Island and nearby. 34c: squabs per dozen, white weighing 11012 lbs 18 5009 25, do. do weighing 9010 lbs per dozen, 17.500 8 2". do do, weighing R lbs per dozen 160 6 75 do, do. weighing 7 lbs per dozen. 14 50 05 25, do do weighing 606H lbs per dozen 12 5003 50. dark, II 5002 25. small and No 2. 60c $2 FRESH FRUITS Cantaloupes and blackberries were easier. Other fruits firm We quote Apples per basket, 40c$l 50. cantaloupes, western. per crate, $1 ilSlffS 25, do, Del and Md , per crate 5nc$l 40. watermelons, Fla , per car, J300475, blackberries, per quart, 15 (5iC 20c. peaches southern, per crate, 1 2 6 4; huckleberries pr quart. 10 H? 23c, lemons per box $1.5504, oranffes, Cal , Per box, $2 5O0G 05 VEGETABLES Potatoes were easier under more liberal offerings Onions and cabbage steady We quote White potatoes Eaatern Shore Va r barrel No 1 . $60(150. No. 2. 12 50(8! 4. -white potato... Jersey, per basket. No 1 si 1UW1 do. tower graues. ovuu'ivc, wnue shite potatoes, per 150-pound sacks, 15 505 8, rabbaga Pa , per barrel. II 2, onions N J , per basket. US'! 50. do, do. per bushel namper. II 25 2 LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS Chicago. Aug 8 HOGS Recelpta 9000 head Very few hogs sold or bids made the scattered sales that did take place were at steady to unevenly lower prices Top 122 50 no detailed quotations were obtainable CATTLE Receipts 6000 head Market slow, steady to unevenly lower Top 118 75 local killers doing very little: no quota- SHEEP Recelpta 12 000 head Virtually no trading, city butchers paid 116 50 for choice sorted lambs There were no westerns sold and no quotations made. rlttebnrgh. Aur. 8 HOGS Recelpta, 1000 head Higher Heavies. 122 7822 85. heavy yorkers 123 3023 40 light york ers 152 25022 60. pigs I21.7522 SHEEP AND LAMRS Receipts 300 head, steadv, top sheep 110 75: lambs, 116 50. CALVES Receipts 200 head, higher, top. 121. East St. Louis, IU.. Aug. 8 HOGS R.- PARCEL POST DIAMONDS BOUGHT Positively highest cash prices for your dia monds, any size from H to 10 carats; none pay higher: also old gold, platinum ft silver bought. Estates bought (private) EstlOyrs. The Diamond ShorJ & -HawrkuaaeoDkid MitiictilAcaclenvy tOth season begins Monday. September 8, with strongest faculty In school history Enrollment of 1256 students last year makes early registration advisable There are a few vacancies for advanced pupils under eminent artist-teachers. TIlKORx INSTRUMENTAL VOCAL Students' Symphony Orchestras give nDoortunlty for ensemble playing, and frequent recitals offer splendid experience In concert work. Mason and Hamlin pianos For prospectus address CIIABLTON LEWIS MUBPHV Managing Director 1617 Sprore Street (Main SrnMl) Branches at! B1S2 Spruce Bt.. XV. .Phila. Brancne. westraereland SL.TIox. I h. -."""." ..M-n... Heat and Steam Without Smoke rOR D0SIT.8TIO USE Egg, StoTO. Cliettnet, Pea and Butknbest, FOB BTEAM USE Buckwheat, Kite nd Uarley Pea, Buckwheat, Rice and Barley For Immediate Shipment ' The Philadelphia and Reading t'oai ana iron svompany; GeHwal Office v. V ;B-i,iriK O'frm'inal relnts. 40 O00 head. Higher. Top, 122.85! bulk, I22.23?22 5s heavy weights, I2J60 22.7fli medium weights. l22.25iD22.85: light weights. S21,7ne2J.05. light lights, 119 6Q 21, heavy packing sows, smooth, Sin 25c? 20.25; packing sown, rough, 117.75019 26, pigs. I12W20 CATTLE Receipts. 1000 head Weak, steadi. Beef steers, medium and heavy weight, medium and good. 113015.60! com mon. 11.25SP1!,s light weight, good and iholce. 112.60010,75; common and medium. 11012 75: butcher rattle, heifers ,17.760 lr 75t cows. I7.60W18, canners and cutters. 86 7B?7.50, eal cle. light and handv weights 118019. feeder steers, 17 500 12 50: stccker steers, 17010.00 SHEUP Recelpta. 10.000 head Higher Lambs, 84 pounds down. H4,2MSllo 26: culls and common, 1(109, yearling wethers, 1100 11, ewes, medium and choice, 18 5009, cutla and common, 1306. Beat Buffalo. N. Y., Aug 8 CATTLE Receipts, 450 head. Good, actle, common, slow CALVES Receipts 1050 head, It higher: t23 50 HOOS Receipts. 3200 head Artle: 25r to 40c higher, Hea. 123 21, inrkers. 123 BJ'23,21, light vorkers and pigs 122, roughs 1201720 25. stags. 112017, state. 122 600 22 75 SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 400 head Lambs, strong, others steady. Lambs. 1100 17 60, tearllngs. ISWlt others unchanged Kansas City, Aug 8 HOGS Receipts. Isno head Lower, bulk. $21 (S21 00, heavj, 121 75022, medium weights Kl.iWff'a. lights, 121022. light lights, 120 50021 60, racking sows 119 50920 no, pigs, SI602O. CATTLE Receipts. 2200 head Higher Heavy beef steers, choice and prime, $17 40 018 90. medium and good $14 25(517 36. common $12(?14 15. light weight, good and choice 114 90017.00, common and medium, i ,w iwiu'ii iu, Duicner came neuers, o mt 14 60, cows $6 50312 05, canners and cut ters, $5 6000 40: veal calves, light and handy weight, $13 6O0T15. feeder steers, $9 60 013 25 Blocker steers. $6 6011. SHEEP Receipts, 350O head Steadv, lambs, $12016, culls and common, $8 11.75. yearling wethers. $0011 75: ewes. $5.260 25, ewes, culls and common. $3(35, breeding ewes, $9 60015, feeder lambs, $12 76314 60 ' .R.?.n..tnt0raan' Au" R HOGS Receipts, 25,000 head Few early sales of mixed paS.H'!iS..rnh to shippers 16025c higher CATTLE Receipts 800 head SHEEP Receipts. 19 000 head. New Haven Puts Embargo on Freight New York, Aug. S The following statement was given out by the New York, New Haven and HartfofM Ball road this mornine : "The nmhsren t. , , v -" -wi- lAnlnn n-an .,.1 .... I. 1 . . ,u"'uh " ui uui iu oruer io control (h . i . ..ii.. .. ., . . ..i. ...-mtui ui -icigui bo mat ar rangements mT be made, which are "Viwfc uuuui LU JtlvP ureiCrPrlr" to th r.. . . ,wCULC lO inP nnndluig of foodstuffs and shipments ofiervires Rat 2pm. Hfti N Gist at int immpdifltC dpcpmIHps. On --!. ,Mt MorlahCem nemalna may b viewed uuui ui i ruibarirnprl eatfjs ADDICKS Aur 7. .T. WTiWit, rTXKS' 2S"L 78- husband of Ida Carr Ad Olcke ,nri M... .nn . i... VT. l -nil Mae.Vt. ..,".?"". Si.'."" JSn -B and Hiiic'em . Sat " AaaS inU Laurel JoWfllII'A.ve0.' and friends Invited to funeral services Fri 8 p. m, residence of son, 4137 N Reese st Also services at Silver Brook Cem WIN vi uSSS V" Sat' 12 noon Int? pVlvite v llmlngton papers ropv BAUERS Aug 6. ELWOOD Jr., son of Elwood and Anna May Bauers aged " "onths 19 days Relatives and friends In" vitcd to funeral services Sat, 1.30 p. in . ffore'ed'.'rrr'c.m8" E f''a " lnt BAUJIOF Aug 7 GUSTAVB C , hus-band-of Marie Bauhof (nee Gayer), aged 50 'atles nnd friends Northwest Baker. Frolhofer Falrmount Baker Tearly. Penna u. J Benelolal Societies, employes Frel hofer Baking Co, Invited to fuderal, Sun. H.flsid1 Cen?7 N Jua,n 8l- tot' rlva"' BEAKET Aug e, EMILT M BEAKBT daughter of late lohn and Elizabeth Beakey. ?nStlN'sis'1.,,rlJn'.s lnMted to '"neral 1406 N 15th st Sat , 8 a. m So emn re quiem mass Gesu Church 0 a. m Int. St Mary's Cem Ml Holly. N J, Autos . BENNETT At Ocean Grove. N. J Aug AN-KA , w,,d(TW" of Davld H Bennett, aged 79 Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services. Sat , 2 30 p m . 613 Park fZli. Colllngswood, N. J Int. private Har le'5h .P.'.1?! Friends may call Fri eve BLUMER Aug 7. formerly of 2507 N. 6th st .JOHN, son of late Bernard and Su- janna Blumer Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services Sat .2pm parlora of Edward Mack 966 N 5th it. Int. private; Northwood Cem CONLON Aug 7 FRANK J. husband i Marlon E Conlon (nee Stout) and son of Itobert and late Bridget Conlon. Rela tives snd friends. Court Friendship, No 96. F of A , Tacony Nest. No 1608. O of O , employes of Henry DI.Bton ft Sons Invited to funeral. Sat . 8 30 a m f.nm Mm van Dyke st , Tacony. Requiem hlrh mass at Bt . Leo s Church 10 a m lnt 8t uomintc's Cem COOK At 2904 Pu, et . An 7 tvlT.. ,'.VJ?LUr-59KT, "?.1.i8 v,.R'1;',v" and i . fenna It n vi .uZii.rZ n.n.V i i.i f ."? x,.R' ,V,"n'f,ry 7."'' JnVi";d ?. Aetv,.c.i i'0n m. Oliver H Balr "'pWSi?AV.!."nAu,t ' '1 kJlW.l -Ai Bryn Mawr Hospital. Rn 11 hllahann n fe...... Aug 6 CLIFFORD D Coverdale (nee White) Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services parlors or Charles M Stuard, 104 Cricket ave . Ard- more Pa Fri, 1 p m Int private CRAWFORD Ruddenlv. Aits- ft Tnqmiwj G . husband of Mary Crawford (nee Gil more), aged 68 Relatlvea and friends In vited to funeral services. 8207 Norwood st . Chestnut Hill, Sat. 2pm Int. private Friends may call Fri. eve r5A.VINrORJ Aug 7 JOHN DAVIN r.2.T . ag:"d 70. nelaUs and friends In vited to funeral services Mon ,2pm, residence of son-in-law, Ian Loos. 2113 W. ErJs.5.v.' Int- Private Levnrlnston Cem. DAVIS Aug. B. EDWARD DAVIS, aged 80 Relatives and friends, Sons o St George Invited to services. Sat , 2 p r residence of Harry Walker, 488 Roxboroum ave . Rox borough Int private, Westminster Cem. DIETERLE Aug. T. CARL F husband of Anna Dleterlo (nee Valet) aged 40 Rela tlves and friends Herynan Lodge. No 125. F. and A M : Weccacoe Tribe. No 135 I OR M . Court George Washington. No 124. F of A . Phila. Quartet Club, all other so cieties of which he was a member Invited to funeral Sun ..1 p m . 636 W. Tioga st. Remains may be viewed Sat,. 7 to 8 p. m. Infc..,Ili!r1 Cen Auto service . FARRELL. At Laurel Springs, N J , Aug. 7 BESSIE C. wife of Albert W. Farl re 1 (nee Vandegrift). aged 67. Relatlvea and I n m un 1 so private. Rems led Laurel Springs. N X sit Morlan Cem rnuadelphla ma ay be viewed Sat. eve. fflP.T.n A'. flln ,. . , m THOMAS-TARDLET FIELD. Jr."' Notice of f ui eral later FOELL Aug 6. CATHBRTNA FOBLL &" Swhn) wife of Gottlieb Foell, aged 47. Relatlvea niid friends Invited to funeral Sun. 2 p m, 4017 N. 8th st. Int. North wood Cem. ajflRIO Auit ' Rutherford, N J FiirLS'M,IN.A widow of Frank Oelblg, aged n" . nSl".,lv'.'. nd frlenda Invited to fu 8frL' s?li 7 80 a m , oarlora of Tohn'F. Fluehr 1M W Susquehanna ave. Requiem mass st Bonaventura's Church 9 a. in Int Holy Redeemr Cem Auto funeral. GOLDSMITH At Atlantic City N .t . Aug- 7. REBECCA, widow of Adolnh Gold smith Relatives and friends, Invited to fu neral services, Sun.. 10 80 a. m. parlors of Emanuel Aaher A Son. 1602 Diamond at Int. Adath Jeshurun Cm Motors will meet electric train leavlngAtlantlo City 7 45 a m.. arriving at Market st. ferry 0'40 a m GRAY Of diphtheria. Aug 7 E ,JANE GRAY, daughter of Paxton Fry and Ralph C Gray aged 5 Services and int, private, residence of parents, 218 Sydney st , Mt Alrv HAAS Aug 6 ABBIE. wife of John Haas and daughter of Samuel C. and late Mary S Thompson Relatives and fi lends Invited to funeral services. Sat . 5 Xft n m brother-in-law a residence. Charles G row- ra. i.i n um st. uarDy. i'a trie Ida may cu rn aner 7 p. m. int. private, Arlington Cem HARTMAN Aug 6. GALEN SI , son of Oscar and Ada Mav Hartman, aged 14 Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services. Sat 8 p m , at his parents' H rhiudii,i "if iHuor trouDic OD tne New York I Mcoir.xib - auc r. juskph j son or Vain. Uor-ne. -j TT 1 1 j i 1 ' Toseph and Mary McGlnnl (nee Corr) eu Haven and Hartford and Central Heiti and friends dtrertora and members New England Railroad all fromht- . Hf 'hR. 'Vr .BM? anrt-.,LoflrZ1 A?s0 1 CoV& I DKAT1IS residence, 9IB Eldredge ave.. West Ceilings wood. N. j also cervices tt Swamp t-hurch. Relnholds, Lancaster Co, Pa., Sun, ""rnoon. int Swamp's Cem. HENDRtCKS Aug. 6 MARGARET HENDRICKS, daughter of William and Crls sle Hendricks, aged 17, Relatives and frlenda, students of rrankford High School. Invited to funeral, 8at., 2pm, residence of parentr 4417 Ellxabeth at , Frankford Services In St Mark'a Church 3 p. m. Int. Greenwood (K of P ) Cent; Remains may b8..vJed Fri eve . HEYWOOD. Aug 6. SDWABD, son of late Edward and Jane Heywood, aged 43. Itelallves and frlenda, Lojal Order of Moose, No 84: 11 o'clock Club. Invited to funeral senlces. Sat.. 2 p. rfl . 2923 Hart)lle st. Int Oakland Cent . HOLT. At 2146 N. 22d sL, Aug J. MARY H , widow of Frederick V. Holt, aged 83 Notice of funeral later. KEFFER Aug B. .MARY B . wife of David Keffer and daughter of late Fred erick and Mary Arold Tlelatlvea end friends, members Frankford Ave, Baptist Church and Sunday School. Invited to fu neral, Sat., 2 30 n. m , 2028 E Clearfield st. Friends may call Fri., after 8 p. m. Int. East Cedar Hill Cern KDIGHLEY Aug 0, JOHN TV., huahand of Marv E. Kelghlev (nee White) Rela tives and frlenda. Walter Newhall Post, No. 7 G A. R . Survivors Pu Veterans, No 112, Second and Third Relief Asso . Invited to funeral. Sat , 1 30 p. m , 2120 E. Hunt ingdon st Services Church of Good Shep herd 2 30 p. m Int private. North Cedar Hill Cem Remains may be viewed Fri eve. Auto funeral. KIRN Aug 7 FRANCIS son of Francis and Catharine Kirn (nee Whelnl. aged 14 Relatives and friends invited to funeral Mon . 7 30 a m , residence or parents 374 Frankford ave Solemn high mass Church of the Ascension 9 am. Int St Dominic's KLEIN Aug 6 JOHN M . husband of Caroline Klein, aged 52 Relatives and friends Kensington Herd. No 2 B. O O. B , Invited to attend funeral services. Sun 2pm at 4816 N Masrher st. Iht Greenmount Cem. LANDY Aug 6, ANN, wife of Michael Lnndy (nee Dunn) Relatives snd friends In vited to funeral, Sat . 8 30 a m , 2.'41 Fltz water st Solemn mass of requiem St Charles' Church, 10 a. m. Int. Cathedral Cem Auto funeral MALLOY Suddenly. Aug 4, MICHAEL MALLOY aged 28, ate of &lngs count, Ireland Relatives and frjnds Interna tional Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Shipbuilders and Helpers of America, Cam den Local, No 261. and employes of New York Shipbuilding Co Camden N. J , In ted to funeral Bat 8 a m , from 1728 N 15th t Solemn high mass at St Mary's Church Oam Int Holv Cross Cem Re mains ma he viewed Fri, after 7pm Camden papers please copv MARTELL Aug 7. HANNAH wife of John Martell Relatives and friends Altar Hncieiv ann League oi ine nacrea iiearx, in . i. .. .....-.1 ,,-n Q Qn n . r,-1 . ancietv ann League or tne Maerea Mean, in .M.ru lJu" J . """ , , v,,-. . helow. Church lane Solemn requ em mass Church of the Immaculate Conception 10 a. int iveu lamearii -m Mrt'AHAN -Aug fi CATHKRINE daugh ,p 01 ruif iiritiiuci tti ui sjhcii ii vvti.ii.il i la.ttl.. t.n tlariAe lniftt.,1 f, .....1 ter of late Alexander and Ellen McCahan Kn , m to in p Michael a Adult TAD Soclt. Invited to lunerai nai d'i a m 10.1 . .'o. si Solemn requiem mass st Michael s Churrh 10 a m Int Holy Cross Cem. Auto fu nersl METIEDITH Aug 7, ELIZABETH MEREDITH Relatives and friends Invited to services. Sat In m , daughter's resi dence, Mrs F W Smaller, 1907 S. Ithan st Int Northwood Cem. MOSH Aug 6 at Atlantic City N J. JOHN MOSS Jr . husband of Fleurette L Moss (net. Lleher ) lnt private NAGLEE Aug 6. NELSON B husband of Bertha M Naglee and son of Helen and the late Richard Naglee Relatives and friends Penna R R Vol Relief Asso . In vited to the service. Sat, 2 pm, 887 N. 47th st Int private. Friends may call Fri eve BATTLE Aug 6 MART E daughter of Mary and late Martin Battle Relatlvea and friends I) V M Sodallts. League of the Sacred Heart of Church of the Ascension In vited to funeral Mon s 30 a m . residence of mother 3248 Hartvllle st Solemn requiem mass Church of the Ascension 10 a. m. Int New Cathedral Cem Auto service RACKEN Aug 6. El.LHN BRACKEN (nee Cannon) widow of John T. Bracken Relatives and friends Altar and Rosary Rocletv of Church of Our Lady of Rosary Invited to funeral Mon R 3Q a, in . from 445 N. 64th st West rhlla I Solemn mass of requiem at Church of Our Ladv of the Rosary 10 a in Int t Denis's Cem SCHMON ug 6 rTtANi: husband of of Alosla Rchmon, aged 57 Relatives and friends members of Archeonfraterntty of the Holy Family of St Bonlfarlus's Church, German Lehigh Unt Vereln German Krel aerbund Batterle. No 1, German Central Unt Vereln Invited tn funeral Sat . 8 a m . 2038 N Palethorpe st. Requiem maps St Bonfarlus's Church 9 a. m. Int. Most Holv Redeemer Cem SCHOECK. Aug 0 ANNA MARIA SCHOECK (nee Schroth) widow of Gustav Schoeck. dged 67. Relatives and friends members of St. Jacobus's Lutheran and Norrls Square U P Churches Ladles' Aid and Missionary Societies of St. Jacobus's Church. Canstatfer's Ladles' Aid and Lankenau Hospital Ladles' Aid. Invited to funeral services. Sat . 2 p m , 2032 Amber st lnt Private SHARKEY Aug 5 MART, widow of Charlea bharko. Relatves and friends in- I vited to funeral. Sat , 8 80 a m., son-nv law's residence Hugh McCaulev 1603 S Marston st. (2Sth and Dickinson) High mass of requiem St Gabriel's Church 10 ft. m Int Old Cathedral Cem SHENNETT Aug 6. ELIZARUTH V . wife of William J Shennett and daughter of Patrick and Margaret V. Boyle Rela tives end friends invited to fiineral. Sat , 8 30 a. m 3058 Chatham st Solemn re quiem mass Church of Nativity 10 a ro. Int New Cathedral Cem bi.vi.mitm Aug u L.UDWIG, husband I of Alvlna Slmmlth aed 66 Relatives and , friends Invited to funeral Sat, 2 n in 3065 iuuuio m mi kiut.ic uicrnmnuni vem SMITH Aug 5 WII.HKl.UINi n lf. of Howard K Smith and daughter of late August and Eva Helnemann Relatives a d friends invited to funeral services. Sat , 2 t m . residence of husband. 724 8 Ithan st lnt prUate Friends may call Fri , 8 to SORVER At Atlantic City. N. J, Aug. 5 WILLIAM H son of Mercy and late tleorge W Sorver aged 60 Violative, nd friends alt organizations of which he was A member, Invited to funeral services, mother's residence. 3011 N Broad at. Fri, 2pm Int. private. West Laurel Hill Cem SOUDDR Aug 7, ANNA M . widow of Joseph W Soulier, aged 80 Relatives and friends invited to services. Sat , 3 p. m , 23.' Wyncote road, Jenklntown, Pa, int. privets " SQUIRE ug 6 at 301 Second ave . As bury Park LILLIE ELIZABETH, widow of William A Squire Funeral services at hsr late residence Fri eve , Int. private at the convenience of family. STEEL At Ocean Grove. N. J. Aug 5 FRANCES A STEEL Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services. Fri . 3 p J2,,lX..2Zl N lsth " lnt Private. STEINMETZ At Bordentown. Aur VERONICA A. daughter of Albert J. and late Mars A Stelnmetz, aged 21. Relatives and friends, st Mar's Sodality, Invited to funeral. 17 Church st . Bordentown Sat . 8 a. m Requiem high mass St. Mary's Churrh 9 am. Int. St. Mary's Cem , Dor lentown STRITTMATTER Aug 6, CAROLINE STRITTMATTER (nee Mohler). widow of Herman Btrlttmatter Relatives and friends itivuru lu .uucrBi, .lull , . 11 in , from .o. ' W. R.r.Mnt Nt tnf .1 Mnvthn-nnrf fm Friends may call Sun . after 7pm STOUT. Aug 6, at Phllsdelohla IDA MAY. daughter of the late Mark T and Harriett W Stout Relatives snd friends invited to funeral services Sat. 2 30 p m. .itreland ave Hatboro Pa Int. private, Pi em Cem Whltemarsh TREMER Aug 7, at 2685 N 18th st . JOHN W , husband of Ellrabeth Tremer. Relatives and friends Excelsior Lodge ,o 491, F and A M , members of Bethlehem Baptist Church 18th and York its . invited to funeral services Sun 2pm, parlors of Frederick Mann. Jr.. 10th st below Mont gomery ave Int private Remains may be viewed Pat , after 7 p in TRIMBLE Aug 5 THV-'MAS A., hus band of ElUabeth Trimble Inee Helmhecker) and son of late Wllllem and Ellen Trimble -t-laHves and friends B V M Hodslttv. League of the Sacred Heart and Holy Namo - ..... . U V.nnnln.1. Chi,,.,. UI ...... I. . Society of St Veronica's Church, Hibernian At!,!-,!.- ako Division No 94. A O H . and Court Wensley, F. or A . Invited to m .3219 N Falrhlll .funeral ra... o a st Solemn requiem massv Sth. Veronica's Church 10 a Int. New'CaJhVdral Cem Auto service WINCHESTER Aug 5, JOHN C. hus. band of Mary J. Winchester nee Keys). Relatives and friends Court Laurel Hill. No 248 F. of A . Cabin Manayunk. No 7, W C. A. Invited to funeral services Sat . op m . 8027 N. Bonsall st (nesr 23d at. and Indiana ave ). Int. Leverlngton Cem., Roxborough Friends may call Fri . after 7 p, m Auto funeral, WORRELL Suddenly. Aug, 7, MAR- CARET II. daughter of the late William and Mnry Sharpless Mlddleton sged 72. Rel. denes South Springfield ave., Clifton Helghla. Delawate countv, ra. Due notice of funeral I will be given. I.F.OAT, ADVERTISEMT.NTa ESTATE OF JAMES. 0. DOAK, eeensed Letters testamentarv n the above estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons Indebted to the said estate are requeated to make payment, and those having claims to present the same. WBUINDU&RfALNTOUBJ. TITLE AND JOHN O CARRUTH. President. 1050 North Front at , Phila. Or to Its attorney, HARRY E KELLER. Liberty Bldg,. Broad and Chestnut ats . Phila flScJ NKV. deceased Letters testamen tary on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons Indebted to the said estate are requested to make pay mint, and those' hsvlng claims to present the same wiinoui nvi. iu tha "'pfiADFORD FRALEY Exec'r. ioio ijmiiu (ine euuiiainr tn. --" j iair r Men t ia .ni. r 01 a i st TJNDF.RTAlrEP..1 , inwsi-iisii nips miu-. l?Olstl 7 I ' "Tj jIli-asstpsjsjffijBisJI ij, , i- S! j - sy , V" lt ii. .. j4.,e.vi . A, jt - iJEJSSa. i , LOST. AND FQPyP. LAVA LLI ERE Lost. afternoon. Cynwyd or Philadelphia, or'ln transit, by i-ennByivnniaiiaiirosa a lavaincre wim pena ant. aet with pearls'' and Sapphires, finder will bo rewarded by returning same to Mrs. If. B. Hatch 418 Bnn Mawr ave . Cyn wyd Telephone Cynwvd 189. SAMPLE Lost, s phhkets of cotton sultlna; sample.. about' 2X4" inches In sue,' marked Pattlson A Co: suitable reward If returned to Rnellenburg Clothlpg Co.. Goldsmith de partment. Broad snd Wallace sis, rhlla. delphla. Taj FEBSONALS ANT ONE INTERESTED In a propositi" for a model school In .Washington D. ,C . Please communicate w'th 1HU wi Riverside 52! Venice Park. Atlantic Cllv, -N. J. 2??,w'" established and' ready , tor ex pansion Wil-'r' J9SEr". w,'STAn. communicate, at T.,".111 5' "P" Maple af, Notrh Tarrytown. N T 7 Ven urgent. HELP WANTED FEMALE AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY 111 00 TER WEEK TO START . 113 00 PER WEEK IN 1 MONTH 116 50 PER WEEK IN MONTHS CONTINUOUS AND RAPID ADVANCEMENT THEREAFTER royj,0.NS PATTVO FROM 820.00 TO 135 00 PER WEEK BEST ENVIRONMENT AND WORKING CONDITIONS SICKNESS DISABILITY BENEFITS" SPECIAL PAYMENTS FOR LENGTH OF SERVICE t GOOD LUNCHES AT COST TOUNG WOMEN BETWEEN 18 ANTJ 23 YEARS OF AGE CAN SECURE THB . ABOVE BY APPLYING TO MISS RTAN THE BELL TELEPHONE CO OF PA. FIRST FLOOR. 1631 ARCH ST. BOOKKEEPER to assist in beekkeeTtn as psrtment of corporation In northern see tlon of city: one who ca,n do st.nographfo work preferred! state age. expi expected P B03, Ledger Off erlenee. salary nre. BOOKEEPER on Burroughs bookkeeping marninei musi pe experjeneea ana rapid. This Is a very good opportunity for a. -first- nlfis nnram..ntl ..... ...... ..... ....1..... snd nge M 421 Ledger Office BOOKKEEPER. Stenographer for perma nent position with Real Estate firm Apply In writing, stating experience and quailflca tlnne M 414 Ledger Office BOOKKEEPER, experienced double entry, reliable and accurate In office of manu facturer! sslary 120 weekly; hours, 8 to E-30. Apply -836 Boutss Bldg. BURLERS Girls to learn , burling! paj while learning Apply Hardwlck'ft Magee Co 7th and Lehigh ave BURLERS wanted on men's wear, worsteds Shackamaxoir Mills, Allegheny ave. and Hancock . i BURLERS. experienced on Wilton carpets. Apply Hardwlck ft Magee Co . 7th ana Lehigh ave CHAMBERMAID Veat colored girl, willing to assist with children; reference required. Phone QaJ Lane 918 W. , CH1LDNURSE, first class, middle age pre ferred: best references rewired. Phone Qgontz 600 " CLE.RK. joung lady, for general office work; some cost system experience: accurate at figures, resident northeast: stats ace, previ ous employment and salary desired. E 46 P O Box 3470. . ' DICTAPHONE OPERATOR, with some ex perience in general office workrpefmanent position with advancement. Chaa. K. Osek Co 211 8 2d st. Camden . GIRLS AND WOMBN CAMPBELL'S SOUPS ESTABLISHED 1S6B GIRLS AND WOMEN FOR KITCHEN WORK PREPARING VEGETABLES MEATS ETC ALSO GENERAX. FACTORY WORK STEADY EMPLOYMENT HIGH WAOE9 INCREASED AUTOMATICALLY TIME AND HALF TIME OVER" 48 HOURS JOSEPH CAMPBELL CO 2D AND MARKET STS. CAMDEN. N. J. GIRL for housework: no washing: good wages. 115 Bryn Mawr ave, Cynwyd. MILLTNS.R'S wanted: tood waxes, long sea son Address Marie Shop, 1102 Atlantis ave., Atlantlo City. N J, . OPERATORS ON BLOOMERft APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT WANAMAKER'S OPERATORS, experienced on hemming ax minster tugs Apply Bush ft Diamond. Jasper and Ontario ats SALESWOMEN AFPLTCATIONFJARB BETNO RECErVBO FOR BBVERAL DEPARTMENTS APPXT BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT WANAMAKER'S BILK MILL Weaver wanted, young lady, who, Is ex perienced en broad silk, to work In tex tile mill located out of city:, most be able to speak and understand. German : highest wages paid 'to' the ona who can quality. Answer In own handwriting, stating age, experience and phone num ber If possible. C 817. Ledger Offles.v SPOOLERS, experienced on fine cotton and M.M.t-,4 eVeln'-rarn; rood wages, stsaedr amnlMnnintl 40-nr. wk. r iHiu-riir-Aivn Mfg. Co , 4600 N ism, near vvayne -lunc. SPOOLERS, experienced on carpet yarn Apply M Lehigh ave. STENOGRAPHER THOROUGHLY EXPEmENCED APPLY BUREAU OK EMPLOYMENT WANAMAKER'S STENOGRAPHERS Must be thoroughly experienced, goo wages and good working conditions COMPTOMETER OPERATORS Experienced on.Felt ft Terrant machlneo Good-wages - APPLY Room 108 Industrial Relations Bldg Hog lalsnd. Pa. STENOGRAPHER and typist! muat t. , A-l. one accustomed to taking rapid dictation and transcribing accurately:' large organl ration: girl accustomed, to wo" ,.W!'1J number of 'others preferred! no 'S5"iXJi' need reply! answer. In own handwriting, giving age' experience and phone number If POSSltlle "J BIB. liCOKT ....vp. STENOGRAPHER Young lady, experience in purchasing department: permanent posi tion: atate age. erperlenoe and ...lary -de-slred C 302 Ledger Office STENOGRAPHER, experienced Capable of doing neat, quick and accurate work: ex cellent working condition": salary no object Apply 674 N.-Broad st Porter 6674 STENOGRAPHER. understanding, double entry, for corporation. P 802. Ledger ottlce STENOGRAPHER, experienced, s for 1 week beginning August It : state wages., also give phone number . "D-4K." P. Q Box 3484. TELEPHONIl OPERATORS Olrla experi enced on telephone to solicit advertising: will pay ealxry and..bonus. Publltf Jrfdser Co.. flth and .Chestnut ats. Ask for Miss Parker. Classified Dfpt TELEPHONE OPERATORS B,veral ex perienced telephone operators can secure permanent positions at good' salaries; n re ply state experience snd present occupation. p 80S. Ledger Office f s, - TWISTES,-eperiencdT Apply .Harjlwlck at aiageg wo i ,i bus M-si.n s.rs -Young ldy .'typist "Wanttditate, L'iffR'" PyrJ TTPteT-. f poel,i;iorrwi-.n tarsi 1: j-.i I i vh' IjaOBY", M,AH 1 1 Margaret K. BrrnrtJrSif er. A. H. (X master v. f liu,.rrentfg(lriii), j, T-fBeJHf, I I Hesnmastsr ?! JeeypsasasaaasasasgaaasaasSasasassasssaMSMssy,.,,!! i j i fr " A- i(f.v, 1JUK.xjffr V-.7-, v.t . , . "ias. ... o Utti .liiXli.V '.i .fit", j. . " ".1 Sf I .V.- V . Jheju.... r ta-'J Ugh-., ElrairerVwS, T ' s rW ' ,. ',"--1"' V '" C -
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