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EVJ3NIKG . PUBLIC LEDGER IHILAl)ELPflI A, aUITIRSBAt, AUGUST 28, lid)
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,LOER GRADE "GAS" NEAR
,,rticoleurri Institute Hears That Sup
ply Is Much Limited
'Cotorodo Spring.., Col., Aub. '-'S.
."(By A. 1.) IlccntiRC oC n. lttnltnl sup--ply
of petroleum In the Viiltcd Sliitc
T refinery have been forced tii produce
'ft, lower craile or woiine """ niiiomo
? Wlc Uianufaeturers must readjust their
& Mi'nBlncs to new specifications. Henry ..IMUOr UeSllOII UomUUlimg,
!i)oherty told vepreentatics of the
i Atnerlcnti I'etioleum Institute In con-
A- ntinn here esterdav. Mr. Dohertj
is chairman of n committee of produc
er' and refiners now rnnaiiltliiR with
nutoinobilc makers to reach n eolu
tlon. The contemplated bureau of slatKtics
'find researcli to lie etablKlied by the
institute will den I with the problem.
William II Manning, director of the i
T'nited States linrenil of Mine, jcsler
'day asked tlie iiistitute for an nppio- ,
priulimi of SI.00ll.OtM) a jear for the
proposed bureau, the niouej to be raised j
'on a pru rata basis lij icfltirrn and pio
dueers. Mr. Dohertj predicted thet n nti- ,
factory soliitinn would be found with
out causitie erinus Iii iu cflicicncj
through the lower grade fuel.
Triple Holiday on Local 'Change
The gotcriilni: Himtnilloc of the l'hll
Ittlelpliln Stoik I'xchaiiRe lodaj Mited t
close the exchatiRe Sntuidnj. thuv mak- i
luff a triple holidnj nb prnidrd R'Mi-
erally bj the sto.k and comniodlt mar
kets of the rountrj . i
LONDON METAL MARKET
ork. Aur IS l.nlle ft.Mo. n re
reived a! Hi V " urU- in. ml .x.hinivi
quoted prices til I I'lnli-n lu.li 11 i fi.l nvv "
i'ln-f-finot f-il ilnlln .if hi- tutuicr.
tsna ci. it ilion "f ft uriiitH in;
losi of til- tal' P"it "in Inn" future
20O tons ii.incl iril Cuiii r-p"' (97 1 .
futures as 1 if liotn iiow it 1"i tl.
6pot fiOO lull Ilr-f t ..1 . 1 1, net livilllnble
J."iJ .Spilt E.lli fntur.-. r". 7' till
Ixilh unrhnng I Si. lur 1 t'tT l.'.
fuluren. (3S irm i In-" of 1 "'i 'm i.i.ih
sTminr Norit i.h
RBCaeiirS
lo Uristol
Burlington Island
t'Park and Trenton
Sea the Beautiful
Upper Delaware
WKK.MI.W .WIMMi
1THIM Altl'll ST. Mll.Utr
Vor lliirlliielon Island l'urk 8:30 A.
M.. 0 r. M.
For HrllCiI anil Trenton S 30 A. Jt .
1-00. fi-00 V JI
For Trenton Only 11:00 A. M.
(Trenton Express)
Sunday Schedule & Labor Day
For Ilnrllnirtnn iMlnml rnrk1 h:jo.
110:00 A M.. 1:00. S:30. 5.00 I'. SI.
For Hrl8lol II) ou A M, 3 3". r, on.
8:30 p M
For Trrnton 8:30. 10:00 . M.. 1:110,
S:30. s.sm. '80 r. M.
One imv fare 'J.'ic Satnriln ( Sun
days and HolMa9, 30r. I'tilldrfn 15c
Moonlight Excursion !
Tonight & Every Evening
up the Beautiful Delaware
Thrce-drk Iron Steamer Queen Anne
jeavea f m . jrrn m unari .Moon
llchts Friday Saturday anil Hunday 55c.
Including war tax. utner stents. 40c.
The' following companies
offer
INSURANCE
of all kinds
I
Beidler & Bookmyer
General
INSURANCE
BROKERS
424 Walnut Street
fcemtord f7 Uatn ,t
New York Office
95 William Street
1817
1919
Fire
Association
OF PHILADELPHIA
N. W. Cor. 4th & Walnut
Has given Its policy holders 31.ua
Indemnity for more than ons
hundred years nnd has never
been bo stiong financially as now.
Have you a policy In this old
and rllnhli Oimrmnv?
CHARTER 1'EUPETUAL
WILLIAMS
C& WALTON
General Insurance Agents
Nos. 416-420 Walnut St.
PHILADELPHIA
Commonwealth
Casualty Company
Oldest Philadelphia
Casual tti Camnnny
Assets $700,000.00
Automobile and Teams
Accident and Sickness
Insurant
Attractive Liberal
Katea Poltcltl
1 Vrompt Claim SerTlca
Aih Your Broker for
Commonwealth Protection
Call, tcrtte or pnonif
Drexcl liuiitting
m
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f. 11TA ll arMn I
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i AtrtHoan Btock nturonc, Ca.
Pounded i 17St
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.M. 000,000
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to rcucr-
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GOSSIP OF THE STREET 1
SOFTNESS OF STOCK MARKET
OT A flflTTs T
DLfilylllfU (Jl
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Financial District Gossip of thv Street
TMll! attitude of the railroad shopmen to 1'iesidenl Wilson's appeal was
said by some to be accountable for the softness of the slock market at the
opening jcsterda morning. The labor tUi"tlou seems to dominate for the
time ccr.Uhlns In the financial district, and as one broker put it "there can
be mi stabllit till c see which a. the cnt will jump."
There seems to be a feeliiiK In linanchil circles that labotittK men in all
the inilustrics jlo not want n strike at the present time, uinl if questioned
itnli idiiallj Mould sn the are satisfied with both wages ami hours of work.
This sentiment was expressed b.i a banker who bail made some personal
inquiries with the result Hint he was forced to ioiicIimIc that the labor lenders,
alone are responsible for lite present unrest symptoms ntnniiL' the men. lie
claimed that workmen aic not inclined to keep up the puimculs of their
dues u hen there Is aliilliilniit work ami Rood pa us at pteseul, nml the lead
ers, who would ollicrwbc be unknown to the innk nntl tile, must ulwajs find
some means of keeping tip mi agitation so as to keep the cofleis of the unions
tilled anil hold on to their jobs.
There Is nlnuM iniiwrnal satisfaction oxer the manner in which Presi
dent Wilson took hold of the situation, and nmoug uinuv the belief is held
that when he has made up his mind thnt he is right, he will be hard to inoxe
iu nil) other dins turn. Those who hold this opinion lire certain lie has made
up his mind lie is on the right trat k
A well known broker who holds this opinion sniil that some one hnil once
referred to President Wilson's mttiil as a Otte-tiack mind, mid there is some
justice in the t-emaik "lie is on the one right track now." he said, "not onlv
in reft reiii-e tti the railriiaii sliopmeti but to nil foi ms of labor, and il will
siiottl ho seen if llieie will lie ii i ollisiou or a rexersitig of the power lo
axonl it " IVisiuinllx, he said he helievetl the labor leaders would see
lite danger signals alii ail anil i excise " The) will surel) see. he added, that
a strike nt the picseut tunc would pnrnl)e business of exer) kintl nntl entail
itiilohl Miflering llnoitgh lite unposiiilit oT teiering food.
Sin Ii aition wotiltl in nil jtrohahilil) hurt Hie melt iiuil their families
mole than an) other members of the t oiitiuniiil) . and the) cetlniiil) ate not
liltltd lo the oots(jetlrcs
I'ltunb's iipiires Arc Misleading
Hitring the iceent controers oxer the xxholesale , harges ol fraudulent
capitalisation of rnilriuiN b) lilcnn I) t'lutub. counsel for Hie inilioad
brotherhood, thete wtte u good man) opiiimus eiresfed both pro nml ion.
Perhaps one of the best replifs to Mi. Plumb's charges on this particular
point is the xaluatinn allowed li.x the dixisiou of xaltiation of the Intel stale
Commerce I 'omiutssion to the t'hicaco and Kock Islantl sxstem of S410.0ti0.
110(1. wliiili is Sli-I.f HKl.tlllO in excess of its total :l pit ii I i .at ion. ineliitliug its
inpital stock- In nilditioii there is an uiuount of SI 0.1. (It 10, 000 in dispute
xxliieh the inanagemeiit thinks at least a part should be allowed by the
commission.
If the other s.xstcnts mentioned b) Mr. Plumb its lsdng nxrrcapilnllzed,
show up as xx ell. and according to some iiixestipeut houses the) should make a
better shoxviltg tlian the Chicago and lioek Islantl, Mr. Plumb will haxc to
rex ise Ins tigures.
Marked Improvement in Hand Sales Expected
Iiond bouses say thnt there is a siKh nupinxeinenl in business iluiing
the last fexx dus. TIlis is cspeeinll) the i ase with bouses xxhnsc spccialt) is
equipments. Mail) linns do not expect a return to not null before September
.". There is a gootl deal of satisfaction in bond circles oxer President
Wilson's stand on the xxage question for labor, as it xus fenrtd in some
plarcs'thnt the continunl inroads of the xxage demands xxntihl exenluully, if
acceded to. tit into income iu sin h a xxa.x as to jeopardize fixed charges.
rirnis who deal large!) in municipal issues sa.x they expect a tlood of such
issues at once. The market has been practical!) bare of new municipal issues
for a long time, the) sa) , hut inquiries the) are receixiug from many
municipalities that icfrnined from issuing bonds for much -needed improxe
ments during the war bhow- they can xx-ait no longer.
Decreased Exports Result of Shipping Conditions
There is a difference of opinion in the financial district as to xxhether
the inuch-talked-of decrease iu exports for .lulx resulting in u serious decline
iu foreign exchange, xxas u natural result or due in -i Iaige measure to the
shipping strikes here and abroad during thnt month.
The actual figures of the 1'uitetl States exports decreased from .$!lS.iM-.-000
in .Tuue to !Ci70,0(I0.01I0 m ."liilj - a falling off of over .14h,00(),000 or
nearly S per cent
This xxas the smallest of any current month during the present jear. At
the same time the imports were the largest for un) mouth In the country's
histor) At present there are no tigiiics available to shoxx whut extent the
shipping .strikes xxere responsible for the deciease iu exports
UTEAMeUIII' MlTlf'K
(riniifnKfr nml Trflirlit Servlie)
NEW YORK lo LIVERPOOL
Cat-mania e,lt' , Z
Aquitania ePj- J
Orduna Sept. 2.
farmania Oct. .1
Orduna 9t 2S
rarmania ov- 3
NEW YORK to CHrRROURG and
SOUTHAMPTON
Mauretania Oct. 13
Mauritania Nov. 8
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
HAVRE and SOUTHAMPTON
Royal George Aur. 30
Royal George Oct. 4
Royal George , Nov. 1
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH and
CHERBOURG
Caronia Sept. 24
Caronia Oct. 29 1
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
HAVRE and LONDON
Saxonia Aug. 30
Saxonia Oct. 4
Saxonia Nov. 6
BOSTON to GLASGOW
Klvsia Sept. 17,
'Scindin Sep,t. 271
i NEW YORK to PIRAEUS '
I Pannonia Sept.
I NEW YORK to GLASGOW
I Columbia Sept. 6
I PHILADELPHIA to LONDON
, Vennonia Sept. f
Vennonia Oct. 18
1 Philadelphia-Bristol (W)
Venusia aept. Iu
Venusia Oct. 25
Pier 1G South
1300 WALNUT ST.. l'llII.ADKI.I'HIA
CALIFORNIA AND
PACIFIC COAST
Selllnf Axency
Sollrltril br Company Kstabllslird 180S
At llaok Ilcfsrencfs.
Facllltln
Warehouss
Addre,s. SeJf HZ & Q-
8an Franrlsco. Calif.
rr
Regular Sailings
MARSEILLES and BARCELONA
Steamship ELM BRANCH
Sailing About September 25th
Loading: at Port Richmond, Sept 12th
For Rates and Particulars apply to
a
American Steamship Navigation Company
Real Estate Trust Bldg.
Telephone, Walnut 3l0-301
.iH.jJu.i&xlm, ',:: . WJ.n HaJV.. ftr,W C.wtsiS-mtfi tunirn 'li iiilni ihaaritiililiaMa
D A TT nr A r 714r.rr'7V7'il"',"r,lltl! "' " report from Consul
1i1u1v(JiJL) lrJllflU'urri I,. Hoover, slxty-elfrht shoe
factories In the state, of Y.liich seven- '
0r tile I 11111'. l',VVryillHlf( III tllC
Empire TouPvS1.
Adirondack Iroqnnln and
Onondntra TralU
Thr famous automobile rnuttn in
NEW YORK STATE
Good roada and excellent notela.
Handy pocket booklet contalnlnc full 'n
formation of routes and maps mailed free.
Addreaa F N. 11AI.V. Sec'r.
EMPIRE TOURS ASSOCIATION
Newliarirli. New York
STKMIIU NOTICES
Merchants & MinersTrans.Co
I Operating: Frelelit ami Pnsaencer
Steaniihipg In resralar arrvlce
between
UoRtun unci Philadelphia
Hottton and .Norfolk
i llonlon and Baltimore
rroIJence and Norfolk
' Providence nnd Hnltlmore
l Philadelphia, Haaimali and JackaonrllU
Baltimore- nnd Norfolk
HuHImore and Boftton
Bnltlinore nnd Providence
t Baltimore, Hnvannnh and Jnckionvlllt
Fnll Information
General Ajrent enrh Port
BROOKS STEAMSHIP
CORPORATION
rilll.ADEI.rillX ANI NEW YORK lo I
HAMBURG. COI'KNHAOKN. DANZIG and.1
HKLMNGFORS
BUSHONG September 1 .
ANOKA September 5
I'lllLAIIELrillA to IIAVRK
AWENSDAW September 1
NF.W ORI.KANS lo IIHKOS AIRK3
ALDERMAN September 2
ARGENTA September 12 !
A 1 I.lnjJ RrElntrr '
For Rates and Information Apply
MEGEE, STEER & COMPANY
401-46307 DreiM Dnllillnt
riilldf)nhl
Ii5jbari0ll .Mo.
EARN LINE
Philadelphia Havana
GENERAL CARGO
U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steamers
5. S. "LAKE GALERA". . . .Sept. 15
S. S. "LAKE FLUVANNA" Oct. 3
For rates and particulars apply to
i Earn Line Steamship Co.
I ,48 nullllt IIMr.. rhlladtlnhia
from Philadelphia
To
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1 BUSINESS NOTES "
j Tlio niaiuifacliirlns Inilinlrles In
! which leather is tised are well (level-
joiieil in Sao Paulo, Brazil, there licltiK, I
'leen are larue nml well-cipilppcd.
The Na Department's sale of cot
ton goods, bids on xxliieh xxere opened
'xesterda), was disappointing from a
standpoint of prices. In contrast xxlth
the recent ami) sale, at xxhiclt goods
were sold at pi lees alioxe the current,
tnaiket quotations, bids on the iiuxal i
' ... 1 II. - .. .. ...-!1l .....
ill' 1 1 iiimoisr xxeie Mill ll'ltail) nutlet
picseut x'nlties. '
()ueslioiiu.iltes. on width me to be
slateil the qtiautit) and kintl of xal
dxes that will lie needed for the next
six mouths, xxere mailed )clcrday It)
the National Association of Shirt Mnn
uftietuicrs lo printers of cloth, djcrs.
n ox en inrii tl.xers and all mills tliut i
.Ixr. Ilw.le r,.. i, Mirn Tt.ls mi.II.iii ,i. """ '" s I' "' MHUShter's rcallllllro,
ilxe (lieu own jam. I Ins action wns,Mr ,, 0ar(ii stlt s 1(ui, t, int.
taken ut the rcnticst of the xxar trade i
lio.irtl to fneilltiite its work
data on xxliieh to haxc the
in securing I
issonnen nf I
1 Sllllll'l "I
,
an nrilcr allowing the itnini ilnile mi-
porta , of vat d)es from Cermnii).
The next season's xoo! ilip in Sotltll
. . , , ,. , f
,ni. in. i I'i'iiiis'r. i" ii.- us.. i un" im
from burrs, at folding to a member of
a I'oston xxool litm xxho has just re
'limied fioni n Ilip to Argentina. He
leause of the sexcrc tainstorms the xvool
' xx ill haxc a ttiidene) to be lender, is
', his iqimion
, Dress m.'iuufaclurer.s repoil the ro-
let'ipl of more ortlei s than usual, fol
lowing Ihe etui of the initial fall bu.Miig
'season 'Ihe Tar W'esi and Middle West
rxlXIKItKKc0KT'' .
ti,n lie cm
r
wo'rd--
BLACKSTONE
xlrclulii axe. anil the nenc'i, overiooHinir
the Steel Pier. Ciinarltt .'.HO. Kxrry eer
ire, loeifort and enjoxinent. Sen water
baths, tirlxnle and puhllc, SihmIiiI Anierl
ran plan 1st ua dallji European plan $1
up ilillx. iito lots to traiiis. Modern
tnnle and iiirutlxo hiiltia ileal, attached.
HOTEL ESPLANADE
Al IIOI.I. iti.orK (tN
()( i; I'RONT
iU
MniKII ' II- If-t'tt HfftloTl
I'nth Hipl "" wwtir hiitlm
iniplil" itpitoiDtiHriii Mtnlfin
utit ill t-irtiii"!-. UrcliLBtra,
etllll 1
hdni Hi
U.llV ItlR
GRAND ATLANTIC
A Irctnlii v. nrnr Dnirht tHiiarllr, COOj
lrktl tnniipru jirlMito VmthH iloatur eti
notnblt mil' fn Mi up (lulls ppHclnl weekb .
auto bur( iiifM tntint BooKleth linthholela
under ownership tllri-itinn I" SHAW
I Rhode Inland Ae. near Itoanlnalk
Open nil Miir Amcr. nnd tturopt'iin Plnn
1 All rutvldr roomc Sultrn w tii batb
Orrhoatra Dnnclnf? t'apncllv 250
1 Hot and cold hou untor liitlin.
Spec.nf I'd 11 rate. Now tiooklnff.
HII TMOltU IIOTCI CO
Vlnciniii Air. doe lo briirh and hteel Pier.
( ap. S.T0. Am plnn, prh, Imtlm. ritn'c water.
flfntar. Ilpcn all nr.J.J1.J.I.lJis.i)nrr. ,
i " theWTltshire "
, Virginia Ae and Ileach orean Iew, ca-.
I pirltj 3.i0 prhutf baths, running water till
j rnotnH elevator, etu American plan, apoclul ,
weekly r.tteij, booklet gAMlTni HIJJS. (
1 PITNEY New ,nrIt ac "rrir Kich.
I 1st- law houaf fahlo iiliitn-
Janity empplied with best market affords
!r
hatnn, all ( oneiueni h, naihlnp Irom nous',
free nhuwer baths t- fiO up dallv SI I 00
up neekl Oapauty 2.10 M C SWECNKY
TRAYMORE mmitxm
iWmiiS GREATEST HOTEL SUCCF; "
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
AtwajB open Always
ready Term mod
M Walsh Duncan
rate. Phono or write
lieach Ifuthln from
huuy. npn all yeir Tiki t A i: MAHION
Avon Inn 0n end X'lrglnla Ae Prix at
n"",uu,lH, runnlnc wnter: levatijr
tn utreet Buperlor table. H XX' XVIIllama.
NllTTALL DIKKCTLV
ATLANTIC AVn AND HOA11DWAI.K
Rpprhurnnr! Kentucky Axo near Iieoch
Diccuwuuu nnd nil attraction, jo nil
unrt'llv Ml' .n un xreeklv V Mirkenthum.
Npw Clarion K" Ave- r!earn "
INew v-iariunnrio)le,t a ,. j,oniface.
rHI'B MAT. N. J
I S,e :tI?SS
hufloh nnii Ttendinfr Station.
CutslriA
1 Fce'.led. G13 Coin mb In Are.
I Prop.
O, J. Corle.
MONTCrAin. N. J.
IDEAL COUNTRY HOME
Hotel RAontc.air
MONTCTjAIR, n. j.
XWT IlEMOHTFtltl.Y SITUATr.D
KKmrtKNTIAI. HOTEL IN NEW
limii's Hrnrniis. v
OVEN TUB ENTIRE YEAIl
FRKIIERirK ('. HAI.I. COMPANY
XTFRNKRSVJI.I.E, PA.
Walters Park Inn
WERNERSVILLE, PA.
THE GREATEST 1'I.X.CE IN
The Blue Ridge
Every Modern Appoint
ment. We'll Send You Homo
Happy and Healthy
SPECIAL RATE
I ,UW Dav W.l-.Fnrl
cm Snturdar. Auviist SO. Inrlodlnir Rupir,
iu iiirnunj. Tin. ii. inciuaiuK irrKlnsl
Single Room for One... $18.75
Double Room for Two. .$35.00
I.fiiro Ilrudlni Ttrmlnal 4:35
ArrUe M'rrncrsllle 015
Mondur Ifute WerntrsilMe 0:01
Arrite Thlladtlplila 10:50
Chair cars both ways.
Please make reservations.
l'auious Throughout the Country
Have You BeenHere?1
' AUUON
Will taka Bummw Boardeis In ray beauil.
ful tarm homa; rood food and flna locations
also provlda permanait homo for ared
D'e who ara willing to pay for comfort.
OAUD1CN Sl'OT TADI.K WATKtt CO.
AKTOn, 1'A.
VTAWIIINOTOW. n. O.
Burlington Hotel
jjttt than five minutes from eierythlnf.
American and European Plans
431 Rooms, 222 Baths. $2 & Up
II. T MILLER. Manas-ar.
BOSTON; MAHS.
BARITONE, experienced
L music, desires position.
yviute
"I'tM..
f
I a MOTEL PURITOI
i -JK-t CcaonraalB Av ftotcrv 1
B r9P The Distinctive B
I v4CK Boston House
I yACnsm One ot the moat hotnalBw I
J JaW ll,r 'I hotale In t worti y
P,l..C0jtf P0 fVjt IWWfit Potoa. JetWtwtt. J
BHJaiO
Catbollo church
p 123. I.dm
retailers are sendlnn in reorders, it Li
attlrf, upon the strength ot the early
business they have done iu their re.
siicctUc comintinltles.
flwje.i nml other fine' tullletl roods
f01' immediate and sprlnc tiso continue
" ' "" most MHisiif rnurics in tiio
olen Roods marked, with the avnll-
"l,' supply relatively the smallest from
uhicli the trade has ever had to make
.elect ions.
Beatfjs
ANlll.n.so.V Auc, III. at !UncMn N
.f . Xl.xtlX' JA.VK. xxldnxx of (.'atitaln l'lnrl
Arderwon. utfert on Iteiatlxei. ntul friends n
vltij lo runnnil. M. I) Church. Hrldicrtmro.
N .1 i':3li r m tilt Itrldirelioro, N. I
l''rtni(Js tna ejill xectileine of daushtcr. Mrs
i i.iiaxkwj u i ricna, iianeoras. is. u., juuin.
' txe
lixmn.
Mlldilenlx Alia. n. TltriODOttl.
O . liuilmnd of Mario Ft JIauer. ndatlves
and frk-nils Inxlteil tn funeral aerxleeH. Hat
1 a in.. 11.717 XX". I'uniucrl.inil si. Int. V'i
xate. ni:rKi,i:t At Atlantic cii Auc -n.
lllIMtlm'TA IlWKt.KV (nee x'ort). xxlfe of
Willliini C llelklc Uelatlxes and friends
llixlted Iu funeral Sat , ' p m.. reftldence of
liu-1'uii.l. sojn I'n.fhn axe, Atlantic City.
N ,l In tiriXHtc rienKunlvUIn lm
lllAJAMIN' AUK. 'J7. ADI.INi:. widow
of leu ie NVImoii Jlenjemln. nRed S.7 Itolrt-
lives ami frlcnd Invlud n funeral perx-
Nurtli bast Mrthodlst Cent, Cei l county,
Murxlnnil. Sat
HKV.N'1'.lt Xun: 27. ANNA llll.NNnrt.
w Idoxx of t'harles .XI Kenncr ltelallxes and
frl.n.1. In, Oct I.. r........l . Ina a. .-..a,.
......' ...-., ... lull-Ill. rri in ,'. .. icni-
demo of son. Wllll.im 11 Hennr. S02t 1)
?,'' 'JnX ' rim 3'M " '"
ItllRllKN Aub 21 JAMKH I, noil of tho
I tate XIUIatn and Julia A llern-en (nee Klley).
I llHatlxew and friends Invited to funeral,
I Sat s 30 a nt reildeiiee of uncle. Thomas
j ixsmard RON RAth st Weisl Phlla Sol
etnn tilKli tnaas
Chun h 10 a m.
aerx tee
of reuuletn St Airatha'n
Int cathedral cem. Auto
ntsnor' Aur 27 HANNAH T. . wldoxV
i rif Clement II lllstiop runeral t'rl . 3 p.
I tn . leeldenre uf nlete, Xlra 1'rnnk II. Clart-'
lln sik N. 21th st Int private
HilWXtAN uc ".7 (IKOttni; A son of
lute ti'orpe anil .Xlarx Huwntan lletallxea
snd fl lends Inxlt'it tn funeral t'rl 7."l)
it Mi lisldence of hlother In laxx Otlo
, Muiliis 2.717 H Ibmard t MaH Lhurch
of i mr l.ad of Alt CuriuU 0 a. in. Int.
tlotx Cross Cetn
UlTl.i: - Auc 2d Kit ItAI.PIt n.
IliiM.i;, hu"l!nil of Katharine A Ifotledie
Poidirl Itehiltxee and frlende. Noxtetlea ot
xhkli Ie- uuh a tiieinle r. nulled to funeral,
sal s .711 a in 17.22 XX (jliard axe Sol
emn tilKli iiiiihm of teiiuiem Church of Tho
fieeu in ti in nil prixaic. Holy i tuna i ctn.
Xtlt ' fiin n t
llltXTluV ul 2(1 MAllTIJA xvlfe of
1 I Soorkf.-. V Thiitloll Hilallxes and frlenda
Inxl'ed tn fuinral u-ixIcch I'ri., 20 p. m.
w i: "tw
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lluxlnei Arltbmetlo lg.nO
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nKATlIS
eon-ln-law'n reitdenct. Martin Oftlbralth,
4304 Worth at.. Frankford. Itemalm may
be viewed Thura. eve. Int. private, -
llUItt. At Ilerlln N.J.I AUK. 2.7. itENItT,
huband of Mary P, Hurl, aired til. Itelattx-ee
and frlenda, Herman-American lien, fioclety
of rhlla.. InxltM to eervlces, Prl., 1:30 p.
in , Ilerlln, N. J. int. Ilerlln Cem. Train
leavea Market st ferry 12 2S-P m.
Or,AnKB Au 27 JOSEPH CLATIKE.
aued 43. Ttelutlx-en and frlenda. Fraternal
Order of Dairies, No. 3310. and tl. H n.
A of Mlllx-llle. N j , invited to funeral.
Hat. Hervlcea at the home, 2 p. m Residence.
Cheatnut nldre, Oleanboro. N. J. Int. Olaia
boro. rtemalns may be xlexved rrl , 7 to 0
p. m.
CI.IOOnTT, Aug 2.7, CATHAnlNK. wife
of William CligRett and daushtcr of Ann and
lata Patrick MrCrory. Ilelatlxea and friends
loxlted to funeral. Frl R.30 a. m., resi
lience of brother-in-law, James Hayne. 2872
Cedar at. Itequlem huh St Ann's Church
J"..n..Tn 'nt New Cathedral Cem.
COHNF.I.U Aim 27. MMMA E. (nee
Fetter), xvlfe of Joseph M Cornell, aBed 05.
rtelHtlxee and frlenda Inxlted to fLneral,
Mnn,. 10.30 a in . Churchvllle. Pa. Int.
Churchxlllo Cem Autos xlll meet train
leavlnc Heading Terminal 0:23 a m. at
fhtlrehvllln istallo..
DtXTIV. At .120.7 Paeinn
axe. Atlantic
Cltv N. J . Auk 20 AI.tCE J., widow of
William THic) Funeral aervlcea Frl.. 11:30
a. nt., R it llrinchurat It Co 'a. 1021 Arch
t. Int Mt. Morlnh Cem ,
nUKHIIIl. AliS. 27, Oi:ORflE It . hus
band of latn Mary Dreher Inee McliOURhlln),
Holatlven nnd frlehda Inxlted to funeral.
Hat., s P m . 3727 Melon at . Weal Phlla.
Int. Jit. Morlah cem Auto aerxlce. Friends
Inxlted to toll T'rl ex-e
I'ISHKR Suddenly. Auc. 20. JOHN WIL
LIAM KIHHi:rt, huaband ot t.enn Flahcr (ne
Haru). asrcil 77. Uelatlxes nnd frlenda. also
employes of llenrj Insslon A. Sons, invited
to lunerni, sat 2 p m irom reitaence or
on-ln-law Jacob XX'altz. 7023 Tulip l,.
Taconx-. Int Mapnolta Om
FRVllflttl Auk 20. MAV mTllUHO.
formerly of L'pper Darlw. Pa . aed 06.
Funeral aerx 1 ea Frl 1 p. m , 022 Butter
axe.. Ambler Int prlxate
OlltDON Auir 27, HELEN R, dauuhter
of Alliert and ollxe Cilrdon, nsred 20. Uela
tlxes and friend, mrmbora of Newtoxx-n Y. P.
R. Alumni of Nrrton High School and em
ptoyea of R. ailln Railxxay Union. 13th and
Calloixhlll .Ie Phlla Invited to funeral,
narenta' reetdeise e XVaahlnston axe, Nexv
toxxn. Sun 2 p m Int Nexxloxxn 'Cem.
Train for extoxn leavea Reading Terminal,
Phlla II n.7 a ni
OMJASOV -Aub 27. WII.IJAM OI.HA.
HON. Reliitlxxs and frlenda. Ht Malachy'a
Hot Name So. let' Invited to funeral. Mnn .
N.30 11 ui 1711 V 1.7th at Solemn requiem
tnaaa St XIhIhIivh Church In a rn Jul.
Hulx Senilli lire Cent Alltn funeral
CJOI.UIIAHV Auk 27. PAUI.tNIJ GOLD.
HAHN. lfe of Lite Carl J. Ooldhahn. Ret
ulixca and friends invited tn funeral aery
leea. Frl 2 p. m at parlors or George.
XX' Harrett Park and 7ehljrh axea. Int,
Norlhwood i em Remains may bo vlcwea
Tiiura . ft out 8 to 10 p ni.
HAI.I.MAN- Alia. 2.7. at Ithan, Pa..
.JCI l.Y lli:l. t.ls'tis HM.LMAN Ralatlvea
and friends nnd mrtinbcrs of llasantree
Lodce Nn 37" I O o. F nnd Ardmoro
Caatle No in." K CI Invited tn funeral
services ft Padnor axe, Ithan. Pa., Frl.,
t'.ilO p 111 .ira xx 111 meet train ieaxlpi-
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Briuluated flr 1300 pupils, of whom more
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Tho unusual proportion of alumni who havo
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largely to the character and permanence of
the teaching staff, numbering over 30 mem
bers Of these the pix senior members have
irUen to tho school an average term of.
per view ui. u jeurs. r or uirce years mere
have been no changes in the staff, save ad
ditions to meet the requirements of increas
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capacity the new building, added to equip
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A thorough education for boys 0 years to
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Woodworking and manual training. Spe
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18th It Rare Sts.. Philadelphia, Elementary
Schools in Different Parts of the City,
The Gordon-Roney School
For Girls. 411! Spruce Street
Genersl and Cclleae Preparatory Courass.
J
Hoot aaraen ana una. wis iiunar, -rtn.
nKATH
doth St. Terminal at 1.30 and 1.50 at Had
nor, HAMILTON Aug. 2Ti CATHKHMR C.
wife of Hugh Hamilton and daug-iter of lata
Wllllarri J. and Mary E. Henry. Relative
and frlenda Invited to funeral. Sat., 8 a. m.i
2247 S. Kront st. Solemn high mass of re
quiem Church of Our l.ady of Mt. Carmel
H:.1(l a. in. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto
funeral.
, HAHTLKT Aurf. 2d. KEDAlt 1IAUT
I.Ky, hueband of late Sarah Hartley, Itela
Uves and frlenda invited to funeral services.
Krl.. 1:80 p. m.. parlors of 8. I", Pranken.
field Son;. r.8((0 Vine at. Int, Hlilslde Cem.
Trolley funeral. Remains may be viewed
Thurs., 8 to 10 p. m.
JIJSOI.INqfi . Aug. 25. at Moorestown.
N. J.. IIBI.U.V.S. wfcLD. widow of Albert
O Heullnes. I'uneral services. Thurs.. i
P. m.. Trinity Churnh, Moorestown. N. J.
Frlerds may call 223 J3, Main st. after It
n. m. Thurs.
IIORN.-Aug. 2(1. ELIZABETH M.. wlfa
of Oeprito P. Horn (nee Uhl). Ilelatlves and
friends lnlted to funeral, rrl. 8-80 a. m..
II7 ii!".th ttv'- Lansdowna, Pa. High mass
St l'lilloincna's Church 10 a, m. Int. prl
aH, Holv Cms Cem.
1VINS ANNA 1,. IVINS. widow nf Aaron
n. Ivins Second-day. Hlghth Month 2.1th,
at residence of daughter Mrs. George
(loner, Taroma, Wash. Notice of funeral
KIRCHHOr. Aug. 27. JOSErif J. ictncii
Hor. Itelatlvea and friend's Invited to fu
nerat. Sat., 8:30 a. m.. residence of brother-in-law,
A Werdbch, 1012 N Randolph
st. Solemn requiem mass St. Peter's Church
10 n m. Int .Most Holv Redeemer Crn.
KONKOEN. Autr. 28. RAYMOND S.. son
of Harry nnd Rachel Konegen, nged 8 years
4 mos. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral. Sat.. 2 p m.. parents' residence,
Delaware ave., Marcus Hook, Pa. Int.
I.awnerest Cem,
"lR.YT Ag. 27 MARY ANN LEVY (nee
..m."r,'- widow of Lewie Levy, aged B.
"elatljea and friends, also Daughters of
I'enbody Lodge, Sons of HI. Oeorge. Invited
to funeral senlces. Sat. 2 p. m.. 1317
Morris M Int. Pernwood Cem. Auto cor
lrii'.lP'.,2?" mav c" r"rl.. 8 to 10 p. m
LYRRAND. Aug. 2S. MARY n.. widow of
Abner J L brand, aged no. Relatives ana
friends InMled to funeral services. Sat..
2 p. m . 18.12 E. Wensley at. Int. Oakland
cem. Remains may bo viewed Frl. eve.
t.iWA?-:W.----Ii- " "- MARY ELIZA
I1LTH, dauiihler of the lato Medical Di
rector James McClelland. U, s. N.. and
wlfp of Henry D. Maxwell, of Easton. Pa.
Jlrt AHH - Aug. 23. MARY A, daughter
or late .Michael and Anna McCabe. Rela
lives and friends InMted to funeral, rrl..
H'SO a. tn . 2101 Pemberlon at. (2Iat and
Fltjanter sts.). Solemn high mass of re
fiulfin SI. Charles's Church 10 a. m. Int.'
1 "'"edrsi C'ein Auto service,
MKIIKLEE. Aug 'JS, SARAH M., daugh
ter ot laic Alexander W.und Margaret A. Dob
bins Relative and friend" lnIIM to fU"T
Int, brlvste.
,MOnAN. irrnn.p, KDWARD C.
JIORAN, son of Martin J. and tho late
Hannah Moran aged 'J. Relatives and
frler.ils. aluo soldWi, sailors and marines..
itilgMs of Columbus. Marquette (Council and
all oilier societies of whlih he was a mem
ber, lnlttd to attend tho solemn requiem
mas'., Frl. 10 a. in . Ht St. John the Bap
tist Church ut MnnaMink.
. MONEte-Aug L'7. HENRIETTA K.
MDhhS Du- notice of funeral will be given
irom ri2H N sath st
Sll'.MMERT Suddenly Aug. 20. EMU,
If huibuml of Julia Mummert (nee Lind
ner! Ilelatlves and friends, all organlsa
lions of which he was a member. Invited
lo runeral eerMces. Frl., 2 p. m.. 1127
i. "in fr nn. private. Krienas may call
Ihurs eve.
. NEW HOLD --At Haerford, Aug. 20.
HELEN, ilnughter of lato Michael and
Kslher li. Nenbold. Relatives and friends
lnvlled to services, residence, 200 8. 21st
kt . ShI , 11 k. m. Int. private. Omit
flowers
NOLAN Aus '-'7, MARY A NOLAN.
nleni nf Maty hnilth Rlatles and friends
lnvlled to funeral. Sat.. 8.30 a. 111.. 1048
.N 22d st. Solemn requiem high mass St
Lllnbeth's Churi.li 10 a. m. Int. Holy
Fepul. hro Cem
O'HAllA Auc 20. DOMINICIC. son nf
lalo Dnvld and Mary O'Hara (neo Logue),
fortnerlv of Falrmount. Relatives and friends,
n . M Sodality of Aecenslon Church, In
vited to funersl, Frl . 8..10 a. m., brother's
residence, 8023 1) st Solemn high mass
t'lil'rch of Ascension 10 a. in. Inl Cathedral
Cetn Auto service.
i Ol'PERMANN. At Poring City. Pa.. Aug.
2.J. lAHLLNE P. OPPKRMANN. daught'r
of Albert und Alice II. Oppermann. aged IP,
Relatives and friends lnvltod to funeral,
.without further notice. Sat, 10:30 a. W,
4, residence of uncle. A. F. Reshon. 21(1 Chest
nut sv . nprmg tity, l'a, int. Chelten Hills
Cem.. Philadelphia. Remains may be viewed
at Spring city Frl , 7 to 8.30 p. in., or at
cemeterv. Philadelphia. Sat.. 1 p. m.
POLl'M'. Aug. 26. SARA EMILY, daugh
ter of Harry W. and Ann D Foley, aged 3.
Relathea and friends Invited to funeral
services. Frl . 1 :80 p. m . resldenco of par
ents. 1030 Illavls St.. JNIcetown. Int. pri
vate. Forest Hills Cem. Friends mny call
Thurs eve
POST. Aug. 27. MARY, wife of Then
doro Post. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral. Sat . 10 a. m 8323 N. Hope st.
jni ureenmount cem 'Auto runeral.
I POWELL. Aug 2.1. at Cresco. Pa..
CHAllt-iiTTtc iti.itrK rrivt..T.r. .i.,,.ki..
of late J Carter and Janet Ronaldson
Powell. Funeral services at St. Clement's
Church, 20th and Cherry sts.. Krl.. lo
a. m. Int. private.
PRESTON Aug 20. 1IARY ANN. widow
of John Preston. Relatives and friends In
lted to funeral services. Frl.. 3 p. ni.. 6030
Wlssahlckon ave. Germantown. Int. Mt.
Morlah Cem. Remains may be tewed
Thurs eve,
PIHNTZ. Aug. 2.1. LEWIS CASSELL
PRINTZ, husband of Annie Prlntz (nes
Shaw). Relatives and friends, employes of
Atlantic Refining Co. Invited to funeral.
Frl . 10 a m.. 2M Morris et. Int. private.
Bethel Cem. PJemalns may be viewed
Thurs., H to 10 p. in. Norrlslown papers
copv Auto service.
REARDON. Aug 23 CATHARINE
VERONICA, daughter of Sarah A. (nee
Larkln) and late Martin J. Reardon, Rela
tives and friends P. R It clerks Rrnad St.
Station, invited to funeral. Frl.. 8.30 a, m .
residence of mother, 2418 S. lnth st. Sol
emn requiem mass Church of St. Monica 10
a m Int Cathedral cem. Auto service.
RICKERT Suddenly. Aug. 27, ALBERT,
son of Valentine A. and Bertha A. Rlckert
(nee Kellner), nged 3 ears 2 montha. Rela
tives ond friends lnvltod to funeral services.
Sat , 2 p m., parents residence, Forrest
ave. and Upsal st , Germantown. Int. Chel
ten Hills Cem
RIVELY Aug. 2R. JANE, widow of John
Rlvely. aged 8.1. Relatives and frlenda In
vited to funernl services, Frl,. 2 p. m.,
flnanel Hall epth anA Mlffiln sts. Int. Block.
ley Cem Auto funeral. Friends may call i
Thurs , after 7 p. tn.
HODOERS. Aug. 27. IPABEL RODGERS
(nee Brown), widow of William Rodgers.
aged 71 Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral servlres. Sot., 2 p. m . residence of
son. John B Rodgers. 0O0 Oneida ave.. West
mont. N J Int New Camden Cem. Friends
may call Frl after 7 p. m
HALTER -Aug 27. SARAH B. SALTER
(nee Karsner). wife-of William Salter. Rela
tives and friends Invited tn funeral services.
Sat., 2 p m.. from 212 Hillside: ave . Jenk
Intown. Pa. Int. private. Auto funeral.
Friends may call Frl.. 8 to 10 p. m.
SANDERSON. Suddenlv. Aug. 20. MAR
OARET O., widow of Howard Sanderaon
(nee Flynn). Relatlvea and frlenda Invited
to funeral, Frl. 8-30 a. m , residence of
brother. John J. Flynn. 1024 Master st.
Solemn high requiem mass Church of tho
Mint Precious Blood 10 a. m Int. private.
SARGENT Aug. 20. JOSEPH R.. hus
band of Oeoiglnnna Sargent (nee Roach).
Relatlvea and frlenda Invited to funeral
services. Sat,, a p. m , 4818 Ludlow st.
(below Market St.). Int. West Laurel Hill
Cem. Remains may be viewed Frl., 8 to 10
p. m. Auto service.
SCHOLI.. Aug. 23. -ANNIE E. wife of
William O . Schnil and daughter of George
W. and Msry E. Schenck. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services. Thurs .
8:30 p. m.. 2442 N 10th it. Further serv
ices and Int. Frl., 3 p. m., Mt. Zlon Cem.,
Pottstown J'a.
8HARPLESS. Aug. 27. KATHARINE I.
SHARPLESS, daughter of late Isaac and
Rebecca Sharpless. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral services. Sat.. 2 p. m..
parlors of William H. Strlngtleld. 8001 W.
Susquehanna ave. Int. private. Woodland
SMALL Suddenly, Aug. 27 at Medford,
jr. J.. JOSEPHINE, widow of Edward Small.
aged 82. Relatives and friends Invited tc
funeral services. Sat., 2 p. m., at the resi
dence of Dr. Alexander II. Small, Riverside,
N. J. Int. Harlelgh Cem., Camden, N. J,
Friends may view remalna oh Frl. eve.
SOWDEN. On Aue. 27, 1010 DANIEL
D. SOWDEN, husband of Annie If, Sowden,
aged 70. Residence 223 E. Allen st. Due
notice of funeral will be given.
hTEEN. Aug. 23. MARY, widow of David
Steen and daughter of late Ansley and
Mary Gallagher, aged 77. Relatives and
frlenda Invited to funeral services. Frl.. 2
p. m. 2400 N. Howard st Int private.
BTRONO. Aug 20. GWENNIE, wife of
George W, Strong, aged 33. Relatlvea and
frlenda Invited to funeral, Frl., 2 p. m..
2541 N. Myrtlewood at. Int. Northwood
Cem. Remains nay be viewed Thurs. ev,
STROUD. In Norrlstown. Pa,, Aug. 27,
ISABELLA ,M. STROUD ,g,a 87. Relf
tlves and friends Invited tn funeral, niece's
residence, Margaret A. Bodey, (131 Haws
ave.. Sat., 3 p. in. Int. private, Montgomery
THOMPSON. Suddenly. Au. 23,
CHARLES II.. husband of Mary A. Thomp
son (nee Dlckaon). Relatlvea and frltnds In
vited to funeral services Frl., 2 p. m., 2810
N. 18th st. Int. Ivy Hill Cem. Friends may
cairThurs. eve.
TOWNflEND At Wlldwood. N. J., Aug.
27. JAMES V.. husband of Harriet B.
Townsend (nee Martin). Due nottca of fu
neral will be given.
TYLK Aug. 27, at Greenville, Del..
WALTER, husband of Ellen Thompson Tyle.
Due notice of funeral will be riven later.
WA8SERMAN. Aug. 27. HERBERT H.,
husband of Gladys 8. Washerman, aged Bt,
Relatives and friends, Bt. Paul Lodge, No,
481. F and A. M.. Invtted to services. Frl.,
2 p. m., parlors of Morris Rosenberg's Son,
2000 N. Broad st, Int. private, Mt. Slnal
Cem.
t.nrvp.TtT.T Aug. 27. nRfYhnrc XV
WECKERLY. husband of Carrie M. Week
erlv (ne Lewis). Itelatlvea and friends,
also members ot Copkman M. E. Church
and Hunaav ocnnuij ;". x i.odse.
No. 884. F. and A. M. Pltman Masonla
Club! Decatur Lodge. No. 88 I, o. O. F.i
Continental Lodge. No. Ids K, 0f P.. mi
vlted to funeral services. Sat. 2 p. m..
2520 Nv 12th st. Int, private. Hillside Cenu
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fI35f"-NOTIC'K 18 IIERKUV UIVKN THAT
. a special meeting of lh stockholders
ot the Atlantic Renning company win be
held at the principal office of the stld com
pany. 3144 rnssyunk avenue. Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania, at 10 o'clock a. m. en the
eth day of October, IV10. for the purpose et
voting for or against a proposed Increase In
the capital stock of the aald company by Ihe
Issuance of I20.000.000 7 per centum eumu
latlve nonvoting preferred stock. In accord
ance with resolutions of the Board of Dl
rectors of said company, on file at tta office.
In the event of the approval of the pro
posed Increase, rights to subscribe will be
Issued to stockholders as of date et Oc
tober 8 lOie. which rights much be exer
cised on or before November 1, 1019.
w; 1. ANDERSON,
Secretary.
IfllUWn ft VYIL.T.IAMS
j t'ollcltors.
IT5JP1 NOTICK 18 HKIIFJ1V (1IVKN THAT.
'- In ntirsiianca nf & eepAliitlntt nt the
Board of Directors of the Atlantic Refining
v-ompanj.
13. a special meeting of the stock
nf the enmnanv will ho held at Its
noiaers
principal office. 8144 Passyunk svenue. Phil
adelphia, Pennsylvania, at It o'clock a. m..
on the 0th day of October. 1010. for the
purpose of voting for or against a proposed
Increase In the common slock of the said
company from $5,000,000 to 150,000.000.
W. I). ANDERSON.
Secretary.
BROWN t WILLIAMS.
Solicitors.
X03T AND POUND
TIRE Lost between Atlantic City and
Philadelphia, 1 new General Cord tire. 84x
4t4. mcunted on rim. Adequate, reward If
returned to F, O. Klchllne, Ibanon. Pa.
PIN. Lost.' filigree gnld.bar pin, with
small diamond center: either on elevated
from CSth street or on 13th street car te
uermantown. Kewara. u 133. Ledger Onlbe.
aOSXg WANTED rEMAItM
AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
$13.50 PER WEEK AFTER 8 MONTHS
$13 TER WEEK AFTER 1 MONTH
111 PER WEEK "JO START;
CONTINUOUS AND RAPID
ADVANCEMENT TO POSITIONS
PAYING $20 TO $33 PER WEEK
BEST ENVIRONMENT AND
WORKINO CONDITIONS
SICKNESS DISABILITY BENEFITS
SPECIAL PAYMENTq FOR LENGTH
OF SERVICE
GOOD LUNCHES AT COBT
TOUNO WOMTJN BETWEEN 18 AND
2B TEARS OF AOE CAN SECURE
TUB ABOVE BY APPLYINO TO
MISS ItYAN
THE BELL TELEPHONE CO. OF PA.
TIRST FLOOR, 1031 ARCH ST.
AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
OtRLS OVER 10 YEARS OLD TO LEARN
LACK-CURTAIN MENDING: THIS IS A
GOOD PAYINO POSITION, AND EXPERI
ENCED GIRLS ' ARE EARNING BIO
WAGES: ONLV STEADY WORKERS AND
THOSE WILLING. TO LEARN SOME
THING WITH A FL.URE NEED APPLT:
48-HOUR WEEK. APPLT NORTH AMERI
CAN LACE CO.. 8TH 8T. AND ALLE
OIIENY AVE.
BOOKKEEPER and stenographer, one who
has had experience In yarn house. Answer
In own handwriting, stating age. experience
and ealary expected. P 830, Ledger Ofrtce.
CLERK, 55 to Ro month: steady position;
plain worn. itv Arcn sv.
DEMONSTRATOR. ALERT. FOR ALUMI
NUM COOKING UTENSILS: PERMA
NENT POSITION WITH LARGE STORE
IJ L', I.e.lJUCK Uf f iuk.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK. famllyTS adults;
good, plain cook and willing worksr; good
wages to right party. Cynwyd 200.
OIRIi wanted to pack stationary and make
herself generally useful. H. Bllverwood.
270O N. 10th st. third floor.
GIRLS AND WOMTJN
CAMPBELT.S SOUP3
ESTABLISHED 1869
GIRLS AND. WOMEN
FOR KITCHEN WORK
PREPARING VEGETABLES
MEATS, ETC.
ALSO GENERAL FACTORY WORK
'STEADY EMPLOYMENT
HIGH WAGES
INCREASED AUTOMATICALLY
TIME AND HALF TIMB
OVER 48 HOURS .
SPECIAL BONUS $2 PER WEEK
JOSEPH CAMPBELL COMPANY
SECOND AND MARKET STREETS
CAMDEN. N. J.
100 GIRLS WANTED
IN NEW DEPARTMENT
OVER 10 YEARS OF AOB
IN CIGARETTE DEPARTMENT
LIGHT, AIRY FACTORY
DESIRABLE 8TEADY WORK
HOT LUNCHES SERVED
AT LESS THAN C08T
GOOD PAY: KXCELLENT TREATMENT
LEARNERS PAID 810 WKEKLY
INCREASED AFTER SECOND WEEK
LIGGETT MYERS TOBACCO CO.
3D AND ONTARIO STS.
GIRLS
Girls, over 18, with or without
experience, an unusual opportunity
la offered in atveral departments In
our up-to-date factory: 47-hour-aeek;
rest periods; pleasant surroundings
Aonly Emnloy
nent Dept..
A. It. COLLINS MFG. CO.
228 Columbia ave.
GIRL8 over 10 and younr women have an
excellent opportunity to secure steady
work In modem up-to-date factory: ideal,,
location for W. Phlla, girls on account of "
close proximity to subway. Baring, Lancas
ter ave,. Darby, Spruce, Baltimore nve. and
Spring Garden bridge surface .Unea: operators
wanted In the assembling department,
where the work Is light and clean; also on
presses, tappers and other light machines.
For details call at once factory office. If. Tj
Palsle Co , 8201 Arch St. ,
GIRLS, over 16 yeara nf age,
rood warn
wntie learning in
terestlna. easy and llaht
worK wun leuinie, oia-eaiauusnea mnu-
faoturlng company; can soon learn and in
crease nay wltnln a very short time. Ns-
tlonal Metal Edge Box Co., 1220 Callowhlll
GIRLS OVER lfl TO DO
LIGHT FACTOftY WORK
Apply bureau of employment
wanamaker's
GIRLS, over 111 yeara: steady position;
good wages- 48-hnur week: Frledberger
Aaron Mfg. Co., 4600 N. 18th St.. near
Wayne Junction.
GIRLS over IB for light -work In mann.
facturlng department: guaranteed minimum
pay: good piece work on prominent work.
Apply H. K Mulfnrd A Co . 426 S. 13th sr.
GIRLB over in years on calendar work,
gumming, ty)p ribbons, collating, etc.:
alao learnerp. Lithographers and Printers
Finishing CoT. 014 Wslnut St.. Fifth floor. .
GIRLS,
ovr.in. experiencea
twisting
worsted
and
d silk arns: good wages paid
experienced hands,
mds. HhacKamaxon inns.
leenenv ave. ana nancocic.
OIRI.H, between Id and 18 yeara ct age. for
positions fn finishing room; chance for ad
vancement: 48-hour week. Apply North
American Lace Co.. 8th and Allegheny.
UIRL8 to vork In factory: nice, pleasant
worlti good wages while learning: perma
nent poaltlon: good chance for advancement.
naypurn Aiiegneny ave. ano jtaa "v.
OIRLS to learn mendlnr on knitted fabrics)
48-hour week and rood pay. Apply North
American Lace Co.. Bth and. Allegheny."
GIRLS wanted for mailing dept,1 to wran
small packages. MacCella, d Co,.- 287
UIRL to work In drug store; no experience
required; Subway 84. Wm, Scartle. East
fvnsdowne
GIRLS. 16 years old. In packing dried fruit
hnslneas. Annlv 180 B. Front 'st.
JACK WINDERS, girls over 16t learners
paid while learning. Shackamaxon Mills.
Alleahenr ave. ana lianroeK.
LADY to handle flrat-clsas shares In a. grow
ing Jconcern:. good, proposition to right
party; commlsaion and salarv Writs P. O.
Box 44, Times Square Station, New Yerk
oltv.
LAUNDRY
MARKERS AND BORTF.nS
COLLAR 1RONPRR F.XPSiRIENfF.n
AFPLY MARKET STREET IjAUNDRT
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