j j tfrw.1- ky-x.vj""' 'v.- -titrt ss,'tRje C. 20 EVEMKG PUBLIC LEDGEK-PHILADELPHIA, rHUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1919 .. '" foe SPENT SIX MONTHS ON ARCTIC ICE FLOE Storkerson Reports Land Exists in Beaufort Sea, but No "Keenan's Land" Ettmonlnn, A'Ja. Aus- 1-t. (Ity r.) Storkcr T. Ktorkprifon.'Wlio paoil Mx months ndrlft on a liner i'" flop In the Arctic nronn. rrnrlinl Ivrr lat night en route to Ilnuff. where, lie said ioilay, lie expected to renort Saturday to YltliJntmur Strfntmon. Iih chief, on observations malic during his cruise. i readers. With fourteen followers. Storkerson i ,. Tlp,r' """ ,lo defenses. ,P ,. , ... . , ,. tinned. If the jiir.v fin I that r Hirers in et out from IlnnW island vwtl. r.Rl.tv ,,, m,rial U1,r(, ,. j,',,,, rtoea and eicht sledRes and in M:iy. was in fact an "iiniuchKt" and "i JfltR, selected an Ice-tloe on which he llnr.,nt jdenlist" it was a complete tie purposed to remain for a year or moid fIlsP ,n said. The "richt of fair rom Tflth the object of ilotcriiiinliis the 0n" ,0 in-lnicti'il. wns a second clc currents, if any. in Henufort sea. tnk-, ft,llsn . mushlm-rd only in event Ins toundliiRs nnd discoveritig new that the Met defense was inadequate. land. . In the iour-e of his clinrce the court Stcfnnson hail intendeil to neeoin- pnny the expedition, but at the last moment was taken ill and wns forced to return to rivitiziitinn. After driftins four months. Storker fion was taken III and on October !. 101S, the part), then in latitude 74. iongltitde 147 west, left the Hoc. started its return to the Ameiican ml incut nml arrived at Cape Ilalkett Novem ber 7. Storkerson is inclined to liohcvo. mv )n n eertnin nhenomeua observed, that land exists north of the point reached bv his tinrtv on the ice Hi The floe upon which the partv em barked was seven miles wide ami lif teen miles In length. Seals, polar b-ars. ducks, gulls and land birds abounded on it, white shrimps and shell lish up Jiearol to be the chief food of the seals, ricenrditig to Storkerson. Keenau Land, which was supposed to have been found b. Captain Ixeeium. was found to be nonexistent. CAMDEN PEACE PLANS MADE Huge Parade to Feature Celebration on September 6 Preparations for the peace celebration In Camden on September ! are being comnleted. M' James II. Long, who is in charge of the parade, has issued imitations to xrlrtunllv all industrial concerns and fraternal orgaui.ations in that oil. From the replies received it seems lis- sured that at least ."0.00(1 will be m lne. Some of the organizations I" I"1 rep- resented are: The Salvation Arni.v. the T. 5f. I" A., the Knights of Columhus. the Jewish Welfare Hoard, the War Camps Community and the V. W. I..'. A. The Camden Fire Department will also be in full force, and hands, floats and banners plus extensive street decorating will make the event one of the greatest ever seen in Cainilen. Louisville Carmen to Quit lnilsvllle. Aug 14. An nuim'di-itc strike of all emplojes of the I.ouis Yille Street Itailway Company was in timated yesterdn.v lij the carmen's otli -rials following a conference of icpre fentatives of the union auih the com pany, nt which demands asking a gen eral Increase in wages of ten cents an 1 lA....l ..k.... .....1 l.nOn. ....pi...... Mi I1DU1 U IIU-III .sin,. .....I ...... i Hi'iitiii. Ifrs. .nnftitinns were reiected hv the coin panv. A strike vote will he taken to day, union leaders asserted STKAMSIIII' MI1KKS Tasbenger and Frelcht Services NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL Orduna . Vaubati . Carmania Orduna .. Carmania Orduna . ..Aug. 16 ...Aug. 21 .. .Aucr. 30 ..Sept. 16 . .Sept. :;o ...Oct. 21 ...Nov. i Cnrmania NEW YORK to CHERBOURG and SOUTHAMPTON r i : o-i. ie Maurelania Uct. 1 1 NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH. HAVRE nd SOUTHAMPTON Royal George Ausr. 30 Royal George Oct. 4 NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH and CHERBOURG Caronia Aug. 23 Caronin. Sept. 18 Caronia Oct. 23 NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH, HAVRE and LONDON Raxonia Aucr. 2D Saxonia Sept. 24 Saxonia Oct. 27 NEW YORK to PIRAEUS Pannonia Aug. 28 BOSTON to GLASGOW pflysia Sept. 10 Scindia ...Sept. 27 NEW YORK to GLASGOW ' Columbia Sept. 6 PHILADELPHIA to LQNfinN Vninonia ,Sopt. 6 Phaadelphia-Brisbl (A",'i07kuU) Venusia Sept. 13 Pier IS South HOO WALNUT ST.. I'UILADELi'HIA State Bank of Philadelphia Fifth and Bainbridge Sts. ' STEAMSHIP TICKETS Servants &MinersTrans.Co Operating freight anil I'assenrrr tSteamshlpa In recular krrvlre between Itoslon and I'ltlludelphla lloston anil NortulU llOMton ami Ilultlmnre rrovldenee and Norfolk Providence and Ilaltlinore rtiiladrlpliln. Savannah nnd Jnrl.son v lllr Ilalliniore anil Norfolk Ilnltlmoie and llonton naltlntDre und I'rovldeiire Ilaltfmore, Saraiinali and JarkoontJUe ' Full Informalloii Cieneral Agent earlt 1'nrt Philadelphia to Hamburg "U. S. S. EDGECOMBE" K 10,333 Tons Ready for Loading August 18th Shipping Board Rates THE CHARLES T. MEGEE COMPANY 574 Drcxel Building ruo.Nii mi -U Jurymen in Ford Libel Suit Retire Continued From rune One la an AnarchM," wns made defendant. a co- Drops Pro-German Charfip Tlie juitso nNo Instructed that 1'ord's clinrRoi nf ii-o-(icnimiilsm aRainst the TYilnino and of a scllKh interest in nil voeatini; intervention in Mexico had tint been proven and the Jury need not consider it. I .IiiiIkc Tucker save the several defini- I tions of the words "anarchist" and ! "anarchy. " but Instructed that it vvns i the Uutj of the jury itself In determine ' in what sense the ueuspnper used the words and what it would mean In its' sniil : "The editorial, ih it nppeareil in the paper ami .(miiliuc h.v Itself without ex planation, i- libelous, or in lepil terms, libelous piM- sp (of itself!. Tribune Case Outlined "The defendant ('liicncn Tribune ail tnitx Hip ptihlirsilion and insists thai It was true, and therefore justifim!; anil that i'mti if not true, it was fair com ment upon a matter of public interest, either of which di fen-cs is sutlicieul if pnneu." Speaking of Ihe teini "anarchist," Judge Tuek.cr sold in part : "If Ihe Tribune Coinpnuy took nimble piei mil ions to gel the truth us to the matter from Ihe Ford Motor ('unpaiii. and their information came from an ;iulhoril of Ihe Ford ('onipanv. Ihev were not to be blamed because the information the got was not hue. I In Ihe other hand if the misquoted it would indicate faiih malice toward Ford in the publication of the article. "As lo the meaning oT the term 'nil- nichisf as used in this cditorinl. that! is u mailer for .vou to consider, and is, olie nf the ipiestions vou must ileter- nunc. "Ili'dinarilv snciUug. the term anarchist' would lie expected to con- to Ihe mind of the orilinar.v reader 1 1 1 .-, t meaning which inturally comes (,, , minds of people when they hear the term spoken of h ilself. Per haps the most commonly accepted meaning of the term that of a mur- demus. dangeious person; possibly a bomb thrower. However .vou will bear in mind Hint the term nniirchesF lias .cvcral deli- nitions (Juoles Supreme Court 1...1. T....1 n- iiinliwl 1 lio fiillnu ttlf? de'tinition as given by tli United Stales Supreme Court: 1 , , . 'Anarchist 1 I I One who advocates anarchv or the absence of government as a political ideal: a believer in an anarchic theory of society, especially an adherent of the social theory oi Proiidhon. .... I ..I.... ii.n r.1... 1. lie SCCkS ((I III II Kll II-'. "in ... . , . , to overlurn by violence all constituted! I.l-hop ..arland. of the !Vocsant forms and institutions of society and I-'piscopal Diocese of I'cnnsylvania. nc governuienl. all law and onb r and all , companiod by Mr, (iarlaud. has gone rights of property, with no .......... .. ... ,, II, ,.,,., "i establishing any other system ol order in the place of that destroyed: espe - cially. such a person when actuated by ; mere lust of plunder. ' - "i:ii Any person who promotes dis- . order or "Mites revolt against an es- tablisheil rule, law or ciistoni. j "One who urges anil seeks tlie over throw by force of all government. Touching on the statements made bv Mr lord in the course of his pacifist propaganda (he court said: "There is no obligation on the part of nnv utizen lo agree with anybody else on an.v subject on earth, whether it is the I'resiilent. secretary of state or who Kvcry man has a right to his own opinions anil convictions and the right In advocate them in an.v rea sonable way; and the only purpose "f ea mg into Mr. torus i as ee " ""', "'ig'11 picture to you .lust e- in-tlv what the man is. what his view re and whether the characterization of him as an anarchist or as an ignorant idealist was justifiable. Newspaper Itiglit of Comment ! "(in the other hand, a newspaper has the same right that an individual has to comment on and criticize matters of public interest or men in public life or anything else that may seem to them acts proper to criticize or comment on, nrovidiiiff thev injure nobody. They have the Minn- right an individual has no more and no less. No newspaper has the right to libel anybody for the sake yf promoting its own opinions." The court stated that the question of military preparedness was admitted in testimony for only one purpose, name- ' as bp"nS upon the good faith of the Tiihuiie in criticizing Mr. Ford. On ,l"" "l'J'''t "f "f,lir eouiment" he said in .'"V ; , ,. ' i"'" "" ''"' '" "" '". '"". .' if you become satisfied that the charges or characterizations conluincd in the editorial in question are true in sub stance, that will end your considera tion of the case and jour verdict vvill be for the defendant, no cause of ac tion because the truth is a defense. If it is true, they had a right to say it. "If you do not become satisfied that the characterization or charges in the editorial are true, jou may then con sider whether they constitute fair com ment or not. Meaning nf "Fair Comment" "What is meant by 'fair comment' and how jou are to determine whether or not the defense lias been sustained I will now point out to you. 'You will observe that the question i .i ii ii. lis not vvlipthi'r you vvouhldr would not i hove made the same comment nn tin' xaine fni'tf.. Tho writer had the riRht lo juiIko for himself of the justness of tlin I'limment which he wrote. The fiucs tiou is. Was the comment IIip writer's NT KAMMIIP NOTir KS i.oMiiAito -.J Pithy Facts Connected With Ford Libel Suit Henry Kind's SI.IMM.Oull .Ibel suit tiled in I'liltPil States district court al Chicaco, September 7. llllli. Itased on editorial ill (Mi (men Tribune, entitled "Kuril Is an Anarchist." .lune J.M. 1111(1. Transcript of testimony exceeds '2.000.000 words. Seven Tribune lawyers, four l'ord lawyers. K.lovt'ii fanners and one load buildcr in jiir.v . Among the celebrities quoted (lur ing thi! proccciii,n -.ere .lano Addnms. Ileiijnmin 1'rnnklln. Knlpli Waldo Kmerson. IMvvnnl Kvcrctl Hale, Count Tolstoy, I'lato. Dioge lies, Zeno. Itr. Samuel .tolmson. I'resiilent Wilson. IJtninn (ioldman and various Iliblical writers. Hearing opened .May IJ at Ml. Clenicns, JMich. Fun 1 7! first appearance on wit ness stand .lune 120. l'ord on witness stand seven days, beginning .Inly 1 I. Testimony ends August .1. .Inry gets case August I I. nal idras. and was it honest V If Ihe comment was tlie writer's real ideas and was honestly written, then it was fair, as that term is urd in Ihe law ill this connrction. and .vou must so treat U." "Fair comment is that which is con ceived and used in a spirit of fairness with refeience to the subject . matter and the person at which Hi inimenl is directed, and not for the gratilicaliou of an.v personal ill-will or private malice toward the individual. "If it exceeds these limits. iIip com luent is no! fair, and Ihe person iis'm il nia.v render himself liable if the words that he use- are libelous, under the , ,, thrJ .,,,, jt) ,,,N ,.;v "I think that llenr.v Foul, bv bis public ads and uterauces upon the dif fcrenl pliiisrsof the ipieslioii'. relating I i the war. to the national defense and lo the enforcement and protection iT the richls of American eiti'.ens pos sihlj not to the war at thai lime, as the world war had then commenced. I menn we were not in it; Unit you will treat this iiiestion lis it ex-isted nt the time prior lo our entry into the world war. of course rendered his views and his conduct in this respect open to eout nicit or fair criticism. Criticism is Allowable The right lo indulge in such criticism was one which was possessed not only by the Tribune Company and other newspapers, hul hv an.v cilien. for the ipiestion wns one ol pulilic interest, and one which was bung discussed by llenr.v Cord as such. "Those who. like the Ti iliune Coin -pauv, differed from Henry l'ord upon those unctions, have the miiii right which- he claimed for himself, of nt tacking his judgment, his views, hi. '"nduc.and the res, which would he ac.'ompl.shed by the . heoncs winch he. 'udvooaled, if siicce.sfnl. GARLAND GOES TO CANADA i Bishop and Wife Leave on Vacation of Two Weeks ... ,, ,. ,. ... , .... i iii . i ii i i ii i iii . iiii.in.i . iv. 1 1 i i r nii .,,.,' , . iU remain about a fortnight. Tlie bishop usually goes to Canada for his summer vacations. ,,,,,,, ' I"1 I'"V- Arnold II. Ilord. secieiary to I'.ishop Kliiiielander. is spending Ihe month in the Adirondack. During his absence the Itev. A. .1. Arnold is in iharge at the Church House. I'.ishop (iarlaud will return about September 1. 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Penmanship PALSIES SCHOOL, 16 M. lUth St, .FftENCH Isd (Parisian) vvl.he. few pupils nnr iki. ir.iiinKH, ka iu. ijuriuiui rn.HK.. -ChsttantOUJU I'hous. CUteUjut UiU 1183. CONGRESSMEN WANT ; TO FIGHT, BUT DON'T "Rubber Stamp" Description Al most Causes Blanton and Hardy to Clinch Waslllngtoil. Aug. II. Ill A. P.) .Members of the House intervened today . ... ..l ....in. i.... i in previin ii 1...-...1... ..,,..-,..11 m-iniTii,... ,, , , , v.. .1.1.... I... i ' i.iji ",..! "viwii, .-.wining (inn UCfU ltcpiescnlnlivcs Hlniiion and Hardy. r(lr(I of n,Pnl SM,.,., ,)tlrl. nrmv nvi. of Ten, both Democrals. Kcsenting 'ators have scouted over the country the ihnrge In l'.latilon that he was "a soulh of the border but no trace of the .,,. mbber stamp" in the sense that i "ITh!"" m,'''S "r ""'ir "'a"C r"UM lie alwais defeiidcd the iidmiulstration. Mr. Ilaril rushed at his colleague, but, gfjy SCOUTS MASSACRED was lesirniiied. .!. Tlie clash I'linie during debate by Mr. lilaulou on his resolution culling upon Turks Kill Twenty Greeks Who Try the secretat- of labor for n report of to Reseue Master, Says Report expenses incurred by the department in Loudon. Aug. M. (Ity A. P.) (ouueclioii with .lolin 11. Dinsinorc's in- Nicholas Avgcridis. n scout' master, nnd wstigation of the Mooney ense nt Snni,.nt Creek liny Scouts have been Francisco. P.lniiton had nttnelieil the , murdered at Aidin. Asia Minor, bv .lepurlineiit nml recreinry Wilson, who. he said, had been in tlin House, "hob nobbing with nieinlier.s. t W'hen Mr. Hard look vigorous es- i ception lo lllanton's reference (o liim. I'.liililou retorted: . "(Hi. well. Ihe members is a grav Imbed old man and 1 don't want to iie abusive." J ; Mr. Ilu'd.v iinnu'diatel made a rush f"'Mr i.ianton. Mi. lilniiloii's resolution linall was ndoptid. (II lo 1 I. MAKES PERFECT SCORE Lieutenant James Hits 20 Consecu tive Bullcycs at 100 Yards Caldwell. N. J.. Aug. II -The first singe of Ihe fiee for - ii II l'nited Stnlci marine inrps lille match for the Mn- rine Corps Cup was won at Ihe .avy Itille Uange here vesierdnv nv l.ieuten- ,inl I! S .lames, ol the I uireil Mates Infnntrv. willi Iwenl.v consecutive "hullsevcs" at (Kid vards. or u perfect bcoic of !(!( Competition al lOHH vard.s will be held lodav Theie are ."ill! entrants. The Jlniiuc Corns Cup, purchased in I'.HHi wit Ii- contributions from every otlicer on the marine corps rolls, is valued at S'Jiliill. Contestants for its possession are permitted to use any model of military rille and select any siglit thev desiie, W I! Stokes, of the District nf Co lumbia civilian team, won second place j in vest onlay'- match, with a score of, !i!) ' Other' contestants scored in the i following older: Sergeant M. II. Dun ham I' S. M. ('.. !!: l.ieutenanl. 0. Milh'y. I iiiled Slates cavalry, IKS: Ser- grant 1 1. 1' Thompson. C. S. M. 0.,' '.IS: (!. lx Duce. captain of the Mary-1 hind civilian team. !IS ; (upturn (.. Al Ill-own. l'nited States infantry. !IS : C. ! ii....,,. rmnl fnnl rseinl l'hilll- S. Hague. I a ilk I mil A isi n. I. i ' ileliihia. US; It. S. White. I ndiauupolis .mil C Club. US, anil A. M. Mor-I e-n, 17 vears old. District of Columbia eivi.ia,, ',,, ,t. FIND MARKET FOR FARMERS Wisconsin Bankers Organize an Ex change for That Purpose .Madison. Wis.. Aug. II. The Wis- 1 cousin Hunkers' Association has organ ized a Hankers' and Farmers' Agricul- 1 ture nvhungc Department for the bem lit of the farmers. I The farmer who has pure-bred seed or animals for sale will list them at his local bank and the central agency will aid the farmer in obtaining a buyer. Persons who come to the state to' buy livestock can obtain from the central organization information a1? to where certain stock is for sale. A small coiiiuiission will he charged the seller, probably ." per cent. Professor II. D. Olis. assistant dean of the College of Agriculture, I'niver sity of Wisconsin, who recently re turned from service in Frame, lias re- ngned lo be the head of the exchange. llolti Seves serrelarlal. shorthand (Pitman unci llregrl. Trnfllr Itatr nnd Management. T.vnrrl(liig (31KI Machines). I leime pml me (free) circular and I'Ci-.oiidl udi ire abuut murse marked. BVSINFtfS COZZtfGE Girls of Today Air Independent Their sonlcr! r, fonstantlv in rlemanrl vn ,B hejui.1 as Independent Provided vo.il lake our ir. inline loursea. iTou uril n mi niinin uiri iidiikkvaimip "T"srv wuiiin a lew months, at at Rood ialHrv V hv dnn'l ..., ...-.! now? All Uimln branches tauuht I iiiii vvainut Hlreet Our graduates are In constant d.mj ... Kood-paylnx po.ltlom Gregg Shorih.nj the easy, speedr system. Complete DuslnSi; andaecretarlal courses. Special rate, for I Commerce an ,.... .'... . " D '"" '"""'nt ni J'hiladelphla. wtrnnnt oamptj Taaig Ilea d Di GRADUATING GRAMMAR SCHOOL BOYS All the, fellowj say, 'Some class, nlfti nd peea on. ooyr xour vacation win Street I'lly any time Call n '.i.V Bn,er uulein mass Bt, Michael's Church 10 a. m. wMleuTar. a" ?ataZLt,!-for ,u !"' "' Sepulchre Cem. Auto funeral. I'llll'-V llf'SINKSSOl'iEnp , HOIIKOFDKI-Aug. IS. EDITH, daugh and College nf CorornVrV. K ler ot Julia and late Joseph Borkofsld (nee not be complete unless jou take B. D. With i Thomas J. Brown auaj "icnrnonu ji, jv. sou. Is backeU by the Largest House otits ' milcm n.ass at Church ot Nativity 9 a. m. I tr,t,i cattlocuVtlts' the story. .. 'trrlti kind In the country. Our beautiful lllua - svtiu ui story, a-ree. Writ. naK in i i ilQift' .IVELUTJUUS BECAUXOBn TW0 armyrjers missing Fear Two Scouts Lost In Texas Desert :i I'asn, Tex.. Aug. 1 1. (Ity A. P.) (Illicers nt the avlatlnn field here and at military headquarters sre much con cerned over rlir fate of Lieutenants II. I'lm Inn ovtiiloes h.ri Mn.-fn 'r MIC IWO IlVlalOI.S lelt .XlailP, lex,, enri ciuu (i. retrrMin and l-uul II. Davison, " boi nuv a a.. i" ri.v "i pwis n ffnSS. iS?uVi:!'vli"' Pa- "a"v-s and . . i . ... .... -y"i.AlA.'. Auir. 1-, uev. l,l.wiw i . rrlrad Invited to funeral service Thurs Americnn army nvlnlors believed to be. ' ""band of Sarah K. c.lrman (nee ltodseal. 7:30 n. m.. 1018 Waliaee . im km lost on the desert south nf Presidio , ,a, ,Pator Nnr.areno luptlat Chueh. N ce Quarrvvlli. p. '" ' 'ni, n IOSI Oil lilt (H.SLIL SOI1UI Ol 1 rCSlUlO, and l.Venm nv ... VIA.t.-n ThUo Uelfl- S UHIiee .... n .!...... .. Tes Itlvcs Jnd fri.n1."" T.S. lrtw N. 22. ofJnhn II HnSl.i"- A'V0.'"l.":'..!v"2r earl Sunday morning to patrol the,Kt,'n ''em. 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Hotel Biltmore Rhode Inland Ave. nenr RoortGwiilk Open all vpr. Amer. anfJ European Plans. All outnlde rooms, Suites with bath. Orchestra. Danclnir. Capacity 2B0. Hot ami cold sea water baths. Special Fall rates. Now booklnr. niLTMOUB HOTEL. CO. ' peDaxxon VirrinU Ara, 2)om Wtsh M fltyl Wfr. pectalfoarea, prlrmUUth. rvnatnjr wattr In rtoma. ator: raanabl rat, pjwjall year.OwnOThtpmnfnent. J.XaLSXIDq I PITNEY Ncvv York ave.. near Deach. tat-elass houe; table abun- i dnntly supplied with best market affords: uatlis. all convenience: hathlne from house. Ires shower hatha. $'.'.50 up dally. 114.00 I "P '""""' .'apaclty 1'SU. M O. SWEENEY. 1 1 TRAYMORE ATLANTiccml ,1 IWRUJS GREATEST HOTaSUOCESSl THE WILTSHIRE VlrjTlnla avp, nnd Beach: oceAn view e. paclty 350; private baths, runnlnc water la roomi, elevator, etc.; American plan: special wetMtlv rates: booklet. SAMUBIj ELLIS. HOTEL CONTINENTAL Always open. Always ready. Terms nod .rate. Phone or write. II. Walsh Duncaa. Beechwood Kentucky Ave. near Beach BIXIUWUUU and B1 aUract,0ni- , 8 lp dally 12 50 up weekly. B. Mackenthum. Amur plan, llooklel. A. VI, .MAIllO.M. ' Nfvir Clarion Ky- Av- Beacn. Oarax. rew VIMWa Booklet. 8. K. UONlrACB. MONTCT.AIH. N. J. IDEAL COUNTRY HOME MONTtXAl. N. J. " HOST DKl.IOIITFCI.f.Y S1TCA1 KESIOENTIAI, HOTEL IN NBl lUKIi sunuillin. OPEN THE ENTinr, TEAM rnlCDEBICK C HALT. COMPANT OCKAN CITY Swarthmorr 'rennli courts. Nearlieichft awannmorc plprH w.i.&n.i.M,ippincott SmrfeoroUffh 720 CK"'a Ave. pCtoJ OCarouiuui,!! ocean. L. 3. REID AKRON. PA. Will take Summer Hoarders In my beauti ful farm home; good food and fine location; also provide permanent home for ared peo Die who ore willing tn pay for comfort. GARDEN SPOT. TAKI.K WATEB CO. Akron, Pa. rOt'ONO MOUNTAINS Canandenwls. Pa. Spruce Cabin Inn j; $$$ Ilooms en suite and with bath: steam heat! lllus. bklt. Orerco Station, Penna. n. n. - J. S. M. D. PRICE. Canandensls. Pa. WAH1I1NOTON. D. Q. Burlington Hotel Ls than live mlnulea from everything. American and European Plans 431 Rooms, 222 Baths. $2 & Up II. T. MII-LER. Manager. NKW YORK Empire Tours Adirondack, Iroquois and I Onondaga Trails 1 Thre? famous automobile routes In I NEW YORK STATE Good roads and excellent hotels. Handy Docket booklet containing: full In formation of routes and maps mailed free. Address P. N. I1AIN. Sec'y. EMPIRE TOURS ASSOCIATION Xevvburaii, -New YorU Beatfjg AMJEIlrTSn. Aug. 12. at residence of par-nts. North Willow drove. Pa.. T.VA M. UOKSSLEIt. wife of Frank V. Alderfer and daughter of Henry W. and Kllzabeth a. Itoessler. Itelatlves and friends Invited to funeral services. Frl.. - p. m.. 1701 Hrlstol pi. Int Northwood fern. Friends may view remains Thurs.. after 7:30 p. m. AIINOI.D At Atlantic City. N. J.. Aug. 13. rtACHEI. P., widow of Clarence K. Arnold. Funeral Frl.. 11:30 a. in., chapel of Mt. Rllial Cem. Omit flowers, leMlTON. Aug. 12. JOHN 8.. husband of rteglna llarton (ne Mackell) anil son of late James and Catherine Barton, aged t!9. Rela tives and friends, (Japanese Tribe. No. I!ftl. Imp O II. M., Invited lo funeral. Sat.. S:30 I0l . .nUVVMiMUC. B.. .JViri.lll fQ. 1 li'n h.rl I O .Ml Kolbert). aged 11, Relatives and friends In tiled to ,'fuiiersl. Frl.. 3 p. m.. residence of brother. "050 N. Klpp si int. ureenmounl 1 Cem. Friends may call Thurs.. 7 to 0 d. m, BOWICR8. Aug. 13. AVH.IIAM II.. hu.. band of Kate Bowers, aged nit. Relatives Hi? IVniTV" m. m'Wy iViJi'tSmf "' nnnu'M HnnnAniv. aue. ij. .lAiiCia i:. son of Rose A. and at; 1'alrlclc Brown (nee Moran). Ilelatlvea and friends Invited to funeral Satrr-7:30 a. m. residence of uncle. 1 Ct New gatnearai iem. I CAm.RON Afg. IS. AJIAUB l-aiiiaupi (nee Kuichnerelt). wife of Oustav Carlson. seed J.V. BtUUve aud trlendi. mtmben ( n m., id.i i., u.m. . ......... tv till tlennnn L!uh f ..(I. 1.-....... .! l-norr-h o '!' "ndCarpentcr sts.), Invited tci funeral, is" .,-:31' I- m.. r- Snyder ave. Hcrvlccs In 7.. c,"ln" lrl' "' Inl- Private. HencOclal Assn. Invited to (uneinl. Trl., ,HAnTt.H. fourth-day. HlBlith Month ';, P.m., 4(lot Hawthorns nt . Frankford. Int. I 'J1' I.l'MAM Vtlltltt.. husband of . Han- Jfrth Cedar Hill Ccm. Friends may call nah nitllc Carter. Itlmes nnd frltnils. Thurs pV, x-HH: ,i"1"'' N".. 2'-. I', and A M.. In- "'Cpn.M Wesldftd. N. J.. Aub. 12. vlted to ftinem , ltnrrforil road aboe Ard- SOIXJJIO.V HMUUKBll. Duo notice or tu mor ave.. IlaVerford. !.. Sat.. SiJO.ti, nml will be ilven m. Int. nrivatx. Arllnclon t'em. Tralni STh'BI.K Anit 11 .it.-.sjvtr t. .l.n.l.. V. ..!!' "iion. j-iiim im .. ..... , w . ,,i iHie jvimam and nettle Steele, for- ..' . anu A- " Invited to runerai aervicei, Kr.. I n. m.. nhnve-named church. Int. ... s.uurcn, inurs., a m in p. in., hiiu . until ii a. in C'ltAM .Ai.o- I" AW JAXCTTII. widow of A. J, tTram, aued "L'. Melallves and trleiids Invited to funeral aervlees, Krl.. 12:30 P. m. in Karlhnir terrace. Gcrmantown, Int. private. Ivy J'.il 'em DAt.V. Auit. 12. MAItY A., wife of Toseph I. l. tyaly and itabKhter of .Michael II. and Amile K. .Smtlh. Itetatlves and friends. League of the Sacred Heart. Ladles of Han Domingo Council. No. 1138. K, of ('., Invited to funeral. Hat H:3(l a m.. 211 N. 51th st.. West Philadelphia. Solemn mass nf requiem Church of Our l.ad of X'lctory 10 a. m. Int. St. Denis's Cem DL'OAN". At home of daughter, Flushing. I.. I . Aug. 12, MAItT A. DUOAN. widow rf Peter Dugan. aged RS. Kuneral services, St. Denis' Church. Ardmnre. ra . Frl., It a. m. DUKI5S. Aug. 10. K1.I7.ADETH. wlf of Joseph T. Dukes and daughter of Annie and late John Xoonan. aged 24. Relatives and friends Invited lo funeral. Rat., ft a. m.. 2.123 S. Hancock st. IteniHem high mass Church of Our I.adv of Mt. Carpiel t):30 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem KNOAItl). Aug 13. AMANDA, widow of Oeorge Kngard. Relatives and friends In vited to funeral services. I'M.. 3 p m.. 438 N. Marshall st Int. private. Northwood 'EltHArtT. At Columbua, N. J., Aug 11, rilOEHE ANN, widow of II. Davison Erhart. Aged 85. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, Columbus. X. J., Frl., '1 p. m. Int. Columbus. N. J. RVANS. At Atlantic City. Aug. It. HENftY. Iu.hand of late Sarah Ieonard Evans and son of late John rowell and Louisa Sheaffer. Relatives and friends, members of Covenant Lodge, No. 45(1 F. and A. M.. Invited lo funeral. Frl.. 2:30 p. m.. 22S3 S. lith st. Jnt Mt. .Morlah Cem. Auto service FISHEIt Aug 13. AMELIA C (rea Rchaal). wife of Oeorge V. Fisher, oged 53, Relatives and friends Invited to service. Sat . 2:30 p. in . 1711 E Moyamcnslng ave. let. private. I'ernwcod Cm. FORREST At ir.ns Wilson ave.. Chi cago. Ill . on Moil . Aug II. JANET LAW, wife of John Forres! and mother of Mrs Agnes llanaon (nee i-orrcsll. int. uosentu GREEN Suddenly. Aug. 11. WILLIAM W. sop nf James H and Florence Green i raintiTl, ageo . vears. jiriauvcs ana;ioarii ni inreeiora nt the .Atlantic Kellnlng frlendw Invlleil In funeral. Krl.. S i. m.. oar. ents residence. 2.to S Front Bt. Int. Holy CrnNfl IVm. Auto prvl,'e. ! HAI.PIN. At Cape May, N. J.,' Aus. 1.1. IKI.RIR ULUnrcDUi: MAI.PI.V. nired 10. i Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, .Hat K a. in Maes St. Mary's Church, Cape 'May. N. J , II ni Inl Cold Hprlnir Cnth , nllr Ccm. Remains may bo lcwcd Frl., 7:30 to 9:30 p. m ! HATTON. At Uavlesford. Pa.. Aub. 1.. inin. JKRVIH. son of Kdmund IS. anil Susan B Hatton. aged SI. llojatlvcs and friends. also Wnehlta Trlh. .Vn. R3. I. O. R. M.; Conshohocken Council No. 211. O. of I. A , I and Fire Company of East Con&hohockcti, (Invited tosprvlcs. Sunday, 1 p. m.. at ret I dence of hla father. Dayle.sford. Pa. Int. .Merlon Meeting House llurylnc orounu. HEWITT. Aub II WALTER, son ot William and Margaret Hewitt, ngeil 14. Rel atives and friends Invited to funeral Lerv ires, Frl.. S p. m.. parents' residence. ros W. I.ehlgh nve Int private. Remains may bo viewed Thur.s. after 7 n m llUOlir.S, Aub r- URSULA M. IIUCHES. d..UBllter of .lames .1. and ilollle, E. Hushes (nee MeOlntey). .Relatives Olid friends Invited lo funeral. Snt.. 8:30 a. m., parents' residence. s."33 Ellsworth st. Snl-en-.n high m.iss nf reuulem St. Anthony's Chun h 10 a ni. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto serv Ice. JACKSON - Aub 1.1. ISABEL RITA, daughter nf Mnrgant and William Jackson, aged .1 months. Relatives .tnd friends in vited lo funfral. Frl.. S P. in., parents residence r,ln7 Chester ave. Int. private. Holy Cross Ccm. JOHVSON". Aug. 1.1. GEOROE TV., hus band nf Ella Johnson (nee Turner), used 75. Relatives and friends, II. C. Stonemen Club 21th Ward, Invited lo funeral services. Sat.. 1:30 p. in. S4l Union st. Int. private. Mt. Morlah Cem Auto funeral. Friends may call Frl.. 8 to p. in. JONES. - At Oiilpli Mills. MontBomery Co., Pa Aus 18. EMMA J., wife of Edward E. Jones and daughter of late James and Eliza beth Howe, formerly of Philadelphia. .Itela llves and friends Invited to funeral, sister's resldi nee. Mrs. Mary Pope. Gqlph Mills. Sat,. l::tn p. ni. Services In (lulpli Christian Church 2:30 p ni. Int. adjoining ccm. Friends may call Frl aftert7 p. ni JONES. Aug. 12, SAMUEL II.. husband of Sallle M, Jones, aged 07. Relatives and friends, Olivet Lodne. No. 007, F. and A. M : Harmony R A. Chanter. No r.'J: ,wt. John's Commandcry. N. Y. K. T. ; I.u l.u Temple. A. A. O. M. S : Elk Iidse, No. 2, II. P. O. E. : Sportlrs Writers' Asso.. Pen and Pencil Club and the directors of Athletic Baseball Club. Invited to funeral services. 2110 N. 33d at . Frl.. 2 P. m. Int. West Laurel Hill Ccm KRIDBR. Aus. 13. THOMAS II. KRIDER. :ibp,I "0 Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Frl., 2 p. m. residence of sen. Joseph S. Krlder, 310 I. a Orange ave., Esslnston Int. private. Friends may view remains Thurs., 7 to II p. m. LARE. At St. Luke's Hospital, Aug. 13. MARY J., wife of Jrlin II. I.arc, aged r.'l. Relatives and friends Invited to service. Sat . 10.30 a. in Ollv." II. Ilalr HldB.. 1820 Chestnut st. Int. Ftrnwood Cem. Friends mnv view remains Frl. eve. M'ACKEY. Aub 13, IIAV1D. husband nf Emma Levis Mackev. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services'. Sat., 1 p. in., First Presbyterian Church. Oxford. Pa. Int. private MAIIER Aug. 1.1. MICHAEL P.. bus band of Kate Boutelle Maher, aged 71. Rel atlves and friends, employea of John F. Retz A- Son. invited to services, Thurs., S p. m., V235 Walnut st. Int. at convenience of the family. MIIKDS. Aug 12. HENRIETTA FOUN TAIN wife of Thomas E. Mppda aBed 7P Relatives and friends InvitPd to funeral services, Sat . 2 p. in.. 0318 Haverford ave. Int private, Westminster Cem. Frlendi may call Frl. eve. Baltlmoie and Eastern Shore paper copy. . MICICLE. Suddenly. Aug. II. DAVID E.. son ot late Albert S. Mlrkle. BBCd 10. Rel- atlves and friends Invited to funeral serv ices, it!.. - p. m.. iti.-i ;. iiroau si. int. private. Friends may view remains Thurs.. 0 to 8 p m. MOOHE. Aug. 12. ELIZABETH WRIGHT, daughter of Katherlne F. and late Franktin R. Moore. Relatives and friends, HHimnnnton Chapter. Order of East ern Star, and faculty of Girard Public. School. Invited to funeral services. Sat., 2 p. m.. residence of mother, 1333 Wolf St. Int Woodlands Cem. Ml'NCII Aug. 12. JOHANNA, widow nf Henry Munch, ared 78. Relatives and frienda Invited to funeral Frl,, 1 p. m.. daughter's residence. 2140 N. 3d St. Int. Chelten Hills Cem. MUNKS. Aug. 13. NELLIE, wife Pf Wil liam Munks, aged 20. Relatives and friends lnvtd to funeral. Snt.. 1:30 p. m.. BH3 E. Russell at. Int. North Cedar Illl Cem. Re. mains mav be vlcvveVl Frl.. 8 tn 10 p. m. O'HEARN. Aug. 12. CATHERINE, widow nr Patrick O'Hearn (formerly of PottsvlIIe, Pa.). Relatives and friends invited to fu neral. Sat . 8:30 a. m., 1744 Carlton St. Solemn requiem mass Cathedral 10 a. m. Inl. Holy Cross Cem. Auto service. PI.l'M Aug. 12. MATILDA A., widow of Richard C Plum, aged 01. -Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, Frl., 2:30 p. ni., 18.17 Park Boulevard. Camden. N. J. Int.. private. Bethel Cem. Frienda may call Thurs. eve. RODE. At Swedeshoro, N. J.. Aug. 12, ELMER ELLSWORTH RODE. aBed R years. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral serv ices parents' residence. Otto C. Rode and Elsie Rode. Swedeshoro, N, J., Frl., S p. m, lnt Egllngton Ccm, ROE At his residence. 402 N. 42d st , Aug. 1.1. THOMAS, husband of Margaret L. Roe. aged 3S. Noticeof funeral later. ROBIIER. -Aug. IS. ELIZABETH HOB DER wife of Frank Roeder. Jr.. and daugh ter of Michael and Catherine Broderlck. 100.1 Staub st. Duo notice of funeral will be given ItOESLKR. Aug. 13. OUSTAV, husband ot Anna Roesler, aged 00. Relatives and friends, members nf Wood Carvers' Aaso.. Invited to funeral services. Sat., 1:30 p. m., 222 Belgrade st. Int. private. RiOSENBERGER. Aug. IS. HANNAH, wife of Joseph M. Rosenberger. .Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. Sat . 8:30 a. m.. 231B N 20th t High mass 10 a. m. Chut eh ot tho Most Precious Blood. Int. Pr8ELL. Aus. 12. QEOROE SELL, hus band of late Margaretha Sell (nee Lelmels ter) aged .12. Relatives and friends. Bar tenders' Union. No. 115: Aerie. Np. 42. F. o 15.: Star of the East Lodge. No. 2. S. of B , invited to funeral. Sat.. 1 p. m,. 1320 W. Wlsharl st. Int. Hillside Cem. SEI.7.ER. Aug. 13. ELLA O. SELZER (nee Schneider), wife of Carl A. Selser. aged 44 rte!nt!vN and friends, memebrs SI Michael's Germsn Lutheran Church, invKM o funeral services, nai.. :ou p. m., room er's residence, Marie Schneider. 2167 E. York st. Int. private, Northwood Cem. Friends may call Frl. eve. HliriA. Aug, . .puii.i i . nusoana or Minnie Wiea, and aon of late Patrick and Catharine Shea. , Relatives and friends. Sacred Heart Society of St. Veronica's Church Invited lo funeral, Sat.. 8:30 a. m., 32ft N. Sth st. Solemn requiem mass St. Veronica's Church 10 a. m. Int. St. Dom Inlck's Cem., Holmesburg, Pa. SHEAK Aug, 12, MAROARF.T A., wife of Georgi A. Pheak Sr aged 71. Relative nml friends invited to funerat services. Sat.. S X m! chapel of Kirk fc Nice. 8301 Qti: mnntown ave., Oemantown. Int. private. HMITH. All-. 12. CHARLES B.. hu band of Mary B. Smith, aged 72. Relatives snd. friends Invited to funeral services. Frl 1 P- m.. 1S8 llansberry t.. German own. Int. Mt Holly. N. J Services nt chapel of St. Andrew1 Burial around 3:30 m. UMPKItTAKlOtS ltmagmaammWmiBtmmM ti i I iiis-i---i-MiPJ-BMMB 1KAT!IS .TH. Au, 12, OEOnOI!, husband of Mine A. Smith, aged Bl. Relatives nnd iiiriiui., i-rospect laidg. No. ii; orders m- nrlvat fTlA,.rIon.rAur' ,0' GRANDER, husband of KliMbeth Taylor (nee MeTraynor). Rela. lives and friends Invited to funeral. Frl. 2 i m.. 1102 S. 23d st. Friends may call rhtirs. eve. II. JOSEPH If , husband of Ellen E. eSri1!."! J"1,"1, "' .."''jUn" and friends. ( orlnthlan I-dge. No. .108, F. and A. M.i member of Military Order of t.oval Legion of V 8.. and 1'ost No. 2, O. A. It.. Invited to servce Frl., 2 p. m., Oliver 11. Dalr Hldg.. 1820 Chestnut St., Phlla. Int. prl vale. Meilla 'cm.. .M-edla. Pa. VtNCE.NT.- Aug. 1.1 SAIUEt. VINCENT, formerly of 0100 Columbia ave.. aged 72. Relative and friends Invited lo servlr--. Snt a p in.. Oliver It. llalr Hid.. IS20 Cl.i-alliul si . Phlla. lnt private. Mcasj omit flowers. Frlet.d niav cell Frl. eve. c iy,RIJ.';"AuB' J3' I'OUtS B.. husband of Sallle Well, aged 70. Relatives and friends Invited to funerirl, Frl.. 2 p. m.. 3738 N. ""I'.y.'rL"'- .,nt' Private. Ml Slnal Cem. WILT. Aug IS, ELI.AI1ETH R.. onlv daughter of Harry H. and Susan A. Will ?n.'L erranrtdouarhter nf Henry nnd lata Ellr.a. beth Hicks, aged 2 ears 7 months. Relatives and friend Invited to funeral services. Frl.. '. pm. Parents' residence. B009 Dltm.in st . Frankford. In, private l.r.fl.M, AllVKKTISllllKNTS iK'NOTIfK IS IIi:i!i:ilV (IIVI'.N THAT a special meeting of the stockholders of the. Atlantic Refining Cniiii.iin.v will bo held at the principal offlco f the sold Com pany, 3144 Paasyunk avenue. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, at 10 o'clock a. m. on the 8th clay or October. 11)11), for the purposa of voting for or against a proposed Increase In the cspllal sunk of the said Company by the lasuanee of $20,000,011(1 seven per centum cumulative non-voting preferred stock. In ac cordance with resolutions of tho lloarrt "t Directors of said Company, on file nt IIS office. In the event of Ihe approval of the pro posed Increase rights to suhcrlbe will be Issued to stockholders as of date of October 0. 1110. which rights must be exercised on or brfore November 1st. loin W. D ANDERSON. Secretary. IIIIOWN ft WILLIAMS. Solicitors. I!r V' '" lll.UI'.III iivi;. THAT "-- In pursuance of a resolution of tho Comiiani . a special meeting cf the ptnek. holders of the Company will bo held at Us principal office, ft 1 4 Pa.ssvunk avenue. Phil adelphia. Pcnns.vlvanla al tl o'clock n. m,, on the fllh day nf October. 191a, for the purpose of voting for or against a proposed Increase In the cc'mmnn stock of Uin said Cotnpnnv from S.l.rinu.OUll to $.10,000,000. W. D ANDERSON. Secretary. IIIIOWN & WILLIAMS. Solicitors. LOST AND FOUND BROOCH -Tst. 17-slnne diamond brooch. hetween 30th. Chestnut and West Phlla. station nn Market street car: liberal reward. Call 3)10 Chestnut st. or phone Bar. intt W. PERSONALS .MORTON ALEXANDER Telegram received; no address; wilt b In Buffalo at Hotel Rroezel or Statlcr I'rldav morn'tig. will wall ti pee you .1 I'. H. THEODORE V SAVITCH. ,1 Second ave., Coatesvllle, Pa., sold entire stock to Term Inal Auction Co. Creditors tuke notice. HELP WANTED FEMALE A WALNUT ST. SPECIALTY SHOP offers an EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY TO AN EXPERIENCED DRESS AND SUIT SALESWOMAN Middle-aped woman, of Bnud personality, at present einplov rd. and who has had broad experience in the selling of women's Ons apparel; musl possess enthusiasm; natarv and rommlssli'n on bales. Address Boa M 310. Ledger Office. AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY Ml. 00 TER WEEK TO START J13.00 TER WEEK IN I MONTH S15.50 PER WEEK IN 0 MONTHS CONTINUOUS AND RAPID ADVANCEMENT THEREAFTER TO POSITIONS PAYING FROM I2U.O0 TU J35.0U PER WEEK BEST ENVIRONMENT AND WORKING CONDITIONS SICKNESS DISABILITY BENEFITS SPECIAL PAYMENTS FOR LENGTH OP SERVICE GOOD LUNCHES AT COST YOUNG WOMEN BETWEEN IS AND 23 YEARS OF ACE CAN SECURE TUG ABOVE BY APPLYING TO MISS RYAN THE BELL TELEPHONE CO. OF PA. FIRST FLOOR. 1031 ARCH ST. ARTIST, fern . airbrush artist, wanted In art publishing house. Apply International Art Publishing Co.. Ith flcor, 120". Race Bt BOOKKEEPER to assist In bookkeeping de partment of corporation In northern sec tion of cltv: one who can do stenogratihle work preferred: state age. experience, ealarr expect-d. POOS. Ledger Office. BOOKKEEPER, high school or commercial school training, with 1 or more years of experience: permanent nonltion. Write fully. I'.avi iikoii v 1..-..-I iiik . ti . v aimien. BOOKKEEPER and Menographer wanted, tc lane tun cnarK, oi onice; small manu facturing nlanl. Anp.v Smith-Ramsey Em- broidery Co . 1040 Market st. BOOKKEEPER, experienceit. one familiar with ledger system preferred: write, stat ing saliilwPJV20:Ledgpr(u71ep. BOOKKEEPER, assist., and Htepographer; state wagon aqd exner. A 221. Led Off. nUI'TOVIIOI.E OPF.RATORS EXTERIENCED ON SMALL BUTTON, HOLES APPLY BUREAU OF EMPI.OY.MENT WANAMAKER'S CIOAR FACTORY Wants young ladles who have had experience In cigar fac tory to work out of city; must be able to speak Hungarian, Slavish and Finnish; steady po sition year around: aatary to start J40 per week: In reply state nge. experience, etc. A 209. Ledger Office. CIGAR MAKERS WANTED COMPETENT SUCTION WORKERS, STEADY EMPLOYMENT. GOOD WAOES. t APPLY .yKgOAIl CO. CLEHK. billing department: permanent post. Hon for bill clerk: knowledge of typewrit Ing Imperative; must have several years experience: good sa ary for competent per son; emplojes dining room on premiaes Keystone Lubricating Co. "1st and Clear fleld sts. Thone Tioga 747.1. CLERK Permanent position for experienced filing vlerk; .excellent surroundings: dln.ng room on premises. Keystone Lubricating Co.. 21st and Clearfield, Phone Tioga 747. CLERK For billing on regular L. r. Hmlth machine; permanent position; state refer ence and salary desired. V 001. Ledger llince I.KIlh. v-uick aim -luumm io usure dally time sIIds in payroll; must be exoerlenrerf Apply L. II Gllirjer k Co., KeyBtone and Vincent sis., i .i-mi?. GIRL, over 18. wanted for Ollng and general .... ...avI. . u.airaa X 1 11 ..... uulr. ah . own handwriting stating age and e-.perl- tVHkca fin Ie"C V Ing stating at Address A 222. ence. If any. Address A 222. Ledger Office. GIRLS wanted between the age of 10 and S3 to learn setting; clean work and good pay. Apply Penna. Axmincter Carpet Corp. 1011 Diamond t. GIRLS wanted to pack crackers: experience not necessary: liberal wages. Applv Na- tlonml Biscuit Co.. Qlonwood ave. & 1 3th st. GIRLS wanted for light factory works good r mv. Kacla Embroidery Al&nufacturlnr .... ... uuffjiECl rUIICld tillU I II la KSa.,.Ji2l-vVlntv,ixth. floort HELP WANTED-FEMA1VB OIRLS AND WOMEN CAMPBELL'S 80Ur."J ESTABLISHED 188 OtULS AND WOMEW POrt KITCHEN -WOIIK PREPAItINO VEOETABLES MEATS. ETC. ALSO GENERAL. FACTOflT WORK STEADY EMPLOYMENT IHOII WAGES INCREASED AUTOMATICALLY TIME AND HALF TIMB OVER 48 HOtmS SPECIAL UO.VU8 12 HtfU WEEK JOSEPH CAMPBELL COMPANY 2D AND MARKET STS. CAMDEN. N. J. 100 OtnLS WANTED IN NEW DEPARTMENT OVER 10 TEARS OF ACR IN CIGARETTE DEPARTMENT LtailT. AIRY FACTORY DESIRARLE STEADY WORK HOT LUNCHES SERVED AT LESS THAN C08T GOOD PAY: EXCELLENT TREATMENT LEARNERS PAID $11) WEEKLY INCREASED AFTER SECOND WEEK LIGOETT MYERS TOBACCO CO. 3D AND ONTARIO STS. HOSIERY WINDERS Experienced winders wanted: good wages: learners taken and paid well while learning. Apply Wallace Wilson Hosiery Co.. Orchard below Unity st., Frankford. - HOTEL CLERK, for all-year. 3id--avenu hotel, t.vpevvrlter; reference wanted; Sept. 1. Apply by letter. Nathan U Jones, 120 Park place, Atlantic. City, N. J. MILLINERS EXPERIENCED ATPLY BUREAU OF EVIPLOY.MENI WANAMAKEIfS OPERATORS ON BLOOMERS APPLY BUREAU or EMPLOYMENT WANAMAKER'S OPERATORS, experienced on vvalits and dresses; also IcamerH hav Ins srmc etperl- rrce on sewing machines. Emerson Watlt Co.. 1127 Filbert at. OPERATORS, experienced on hemming ax minster tugs. Apply Rush A Diamond. J a sper and Ontario sts PAPER BOXES Tabic wnrkcra machine Blrls and finishers wanted: nice cool fac tory with high ceilings; best of .ight: nice girls; modern machinery and equipment, heel wages: good locality for all car lines. Lee Pap-r Box Co., 1fi21 N. Hancock. rAPER BOXES Experienced toppers; high salary; abort hours. Appty Crown Taper Box Co.. 10ln Hamilton st. SALESWOMEN ACCUSTOMED TO HANDLING HIGH-GRADE MILLINERY APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMKNT WANAMAKER'S V SALESWOMEN APPLICATIONS ARE REING RECEIVED FOR SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS APPLY BUREV.U OP EMPLOYMENT WANAMAKER'S SETTERS on Axmlnstcr rugs wonted. Anplv Pcnna Axinlnslcr Carpet Corp.. 1011 Die.. irmndst SILK WEAVERS Young ladies wanted who are experienced weavers on broad silk, lo work In textile mill located out of city: must be eble to sneak and understand German: the one who qualifies can earn 510 per week to start. Answer In own handwriting. stalfnff aBC. experience and phone number If possible. A 210, Ledger Office. STENOGRAPHER and tvplst; must be A-I: one accustomed to taking rapid dictation snd transcribing scurately: largo organi sation; girl accustomed to worklnr with number of others preferred; no secretaries need reply; answer In own handwriting, giving ace, experience and phone number Tr possible. C 206, Ledger Office. STENOGRAPHER nnd typist; must be A'l: One accustomed to taking rapid dictation and transcribing accurately; large organiza tion: girl accustomed to working with num ber of others preferred; no secretaries need apply: answer In own handwriting, giving ase, experience anu pnone number IE possi ble M .113. Ledger Office. STENOGRAPHER THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED APPLY BUREAU OF EMPI.OY.MENT WANAMAKER'S I STENOGRAPHER, experienced; permanent. good position; near 22d nnd Allegheny ave.; state salary nnd reference; employes i Hn'ng room on premises. M .112, Ledger STENOGRAPHER with at least 4 years' experience, rapid Hnd accurate; state ret- erence and salary. A 125. Ledger Office. STENOGRAPHER, experienced; quick and ai curate: permanent position and Rood salary Apply of Pee. 14 N. 3th si TELEGRAPH OPERATOR YOUNG WOMAN WITH SOME EXPERIENCE APPLY BUREAU OP EMPLOYMENT WANAMAKER'S TYPIST The Public Ledger Co. desires a xoung woman aa typist tn ita ac counting department. Apply (1th and Chestnut sts. Ask for Mr. Wlest. TELEPHONE OPERATOR. for private branch exchange; must be experienced: state salary ( expected. A 201. Ledger Office. TYPIST wanted for dictaphone work; first- Class operator wanieu lor I'ti nianem 1,0.1. Hon with lilgh-i'liaa concern. Appty Elliott Lewis Electric Co.. 1017 Race st TYPISTS EXPERIENCED APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT WANAMAKER'S TYPISTS, thoroughly experienced, for tera piirary work. Apply personally, 1022 Real Estalo Trust Bldg, WINDERS on carpet varn wanted. Apply n l-enna. yvxininmcr v-aiiici iiii., iuii t,.. a-tl tnond at. "l-l WORSTED MILL Requires the servlcea of a oung lady, who Is an ex perienced weaver on worsted; Irish-American preferred: none but steady workers need reply: to the one who qualifies we olTer a steady position the year around, with excellent chance for advancement: salary to start $23 per week: in reply state age. experience, etc. A 212, Ledger. Office. YOUNG LADY in purchasing department tn. uptown office: one able to use typewriter preferred. P 780. Ledger Office. YOUNG WOMAN. experienced In photo graphic material Williams. Brown & Earle. Inc.. iMH Chestnut at. fleneral BUSINESS SERVICE CO.. 1110 Land Title. BOOKKEEPERS. 2.1. STENOOS. to J25. ORGANIZER ic TEACHER, welfare worker. HELP WANTED MALE ACCOUNTANT Juniors In office of C. ". A.; state fully education, past experience snd salary expected. 1 tlOO. Ledger Office. BLACKSMITH wanted: one familiar on Job bing work) good position for right man. Apply Brilliant Mfg. Co.. lO'li Ridge ave. BOOKKEEPER, experienced: one famllla'r with ledger system preferred. Write, stat- lug salary. P B20. ledger Office. BOOKKEEPER Young man. with enco, In bond house preferred, Room 704. Morris Building. expsrl Apply HOY Public Ledger Co. has an opening for brifiht. energetic boy! must be 16 year et age; steady position. Apply 600 Chest nut st. Ask for Mr. Fynn. BOY. 10 years, to learn business: high school graduate preferred. Williams, Brown A Earle. Inc.. 018 Cheetnut. BOY wanted In pawnshop, 17: referencei chance for advancement. A 203. Ledger OKI, e. . CABINETMAKERS and all-around machine handa: steady work: good wages: light. binds; steady work: good wages; light, modem plant: best conditions: group Intur. liouern I'tanv. uesi uiuu.uuii.j eruup insur mce. Apply ready for work. Unit Construe ion Co.. Ii8th and Oray's ave, , ' CHAUFFEUR to drive Fold truck and to be generally. useful around, furniture Morer no Soys. 2820' Frankford ave. - CLERK Wanted, ycsjng man aa clerk In Circulation Department i must be quick and accural and vtrlte a good hand; wages ta start 12 per week: references, Apply to, ""'.''.' vuhm.vui. wvvi, .ncvijuh ei. . Pibllo Ledltr. rj , , '1 r -A t- M," 'VIA V ,, i. 3Sa5S!JHi
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