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V Germany a power
SAY SMOK N AU
"She Came Through the War a roinnii nmi other i:urm.-a .nmtrir
in Inch have been fought over ami are
Perfect Dynamo Of Strength," li n willy enlneil ti.ii.lltiiin. tiee.l the
s I Miuport of some organisation wlileli
He Declares nflTord them the proper tribunal for
their illsiutes ami assist them in win
nlug their public n'ta from the iilea
WARNS OF NEW CONFLICTljXe." '" ,,,c ,,,J """"" uf e"U
Wllliilrpu in (fond Oriler
Hv t)ie Assoclnteil I're's 71' i" inipiissihle lo iiente barrier
Paris Kent "(1 "Cnvmnn ,-,,,,. Mntv. lli-nt bolshevlsm mill mill-
0.rn"'.V mJ ar c ee "I ni, if i "!-" '""' " '"' "' -tates eoiithinc
r,..,il, ii i.. ,.,.,.. ...nun... ...... Hieir ipiunels anil weaken theinse ves
&E! I1.' l"? i! "V"' "' ' IV . SI- H.- -'"'.lot ...lt n.., eneiin. niuel, less
imiiiiiii I "" ft I 11 I " iit u n. ' i
B." OOO.ItOO neonle 1ipv been schimled
land hardened by tnal. Tliei hate
lea'""'! erononn and self -ileiiinl.
"The nation has been ciunpresnl
Into a concentratpil mass, whieli is snr
charged with energy anil moving with
centripetal force, while tirrmnm's
neighbors are spreading themselves mi'
thinly and niiarreliiigMitnl mining with
centrifugal force."
Thus spoke lleurj .Mnrgetillinu. wh"
headril the Knifed Stales iMvesllgatloi'
commission which lias been nt work
in Poland, in disco--in" nieiil'i li
ctservatinii" in crntial l"u
"And what will be Hie r-Mill''" Mi
Jlorgentliau ask. .1 lli'"'"'n to In
own question, he rost'fie'' :
"If disiutegrat;nn keeps up 1111011"
Oermnnv's mMghiior'. then' can ' 1 "t
one result I doubt whe'her liei'innin
fully appreciates hei own sttength V
she sits. calml wntihing the d'ckeiin'j
going on between Ibe new stales, win"'
are losing slgfit of gient niiin inle nml
fighting over little strips of tcriitnn.
he must take grim satisfaction in the
hnttle her enemies are waging in he
-behalf, nml 11 (lennnin. emoiiuiged h
Itch discoid among the weak mid
struggling slates. iiiimiiiMciI! will ic
.sort to arms within n few eais ami
jf'S"'11 be' lost tenitorj
ICrnenal of .Mililai Ism IVaicil
"Whnt will p'cwnl Ibe militni
clique f loin legaiuing toiitrol iu l.ci'
tnany if Kurope eontiir.ie to oflee -'ii 11
temnting prizes to various imtiiuialitie-'
Such n situation will not encoiimge
(erinany to regain liei timl" In peace
fill means ,iiid to in inileinuilies,
"It will not sntisf the uiiMtir'si..
of t?ertnan to return to the ii:one.
f their war worn f.."i'ioi. weaken
themselves fuithei and delibeiiitelt 011
themselves a pie lo the l'li.-Man
spirit
"What I- to Piicriniu.'e ibe deni i
crats in (icrmanx who an Iring 10
get awa from miitmism'' I'urop'
rapidlv is ilnvng 011 town n sitmi.
TTMWTIi I ii 111 ' I ill I i iii ii
2L&&TrmicA'nmiAi.2E& w.
aWr-Wl"sirl-ii,a. "w- lgbmM$$j
Young Men and Hoys
The Episcopal Academy
Juniper and Locust Sts.
I'lli YKAIl
VfITH separate building. r,ir
toe j-ounper nnd older
bovs Die Academy l? equ p
ped for the prope care of
boj-i from six j-ears of ng
to college.
A dally chanel service for
all boj-a. Experienced anil
successful masters In all
branches. I.arce sj'mnaslum
and athletic field Box'nt;
and body huildln'f under
Wm .1. Hrrrmnnn. Music
vnder Is. Llndiiv N'or'en
The Academv has but one purpose
'a devalon and train hovs in h,.,nn
rnieiunni (.nnstian gentlemen
nn. rmi! .1. Stelnmetr. 4r,
s. i,if neiiiimnster, 111 he nl
me Arftflemy on anil after sept,
sill, nrgisirra mniiecl m
William Penn CnarteTlcUool
No. 8 South Twelfth Street
PHILADELPHIA
Founded .n 1(1I. and churte-red b Uillinm
renn on th sum da as the cltx of Phila
delphia, the Ti-nn Charter School hoc m-tln-talned
an uninterrupted corporate extntence
purlnv the past 44 enrs the school has
Itraduated oer 1.100 puplla. of whom more
ihan 1200 hpe continued their studies In k
core o( unhersltlea and professional wchnols
Th unusual proportion of alumni who have I
taken one or more universltv deicreen Is due '
Urrely to the character and permanence of I
"the teaching ataff, numbering over 30 mem- ,
br. Of these th six senior members have
-fflven to the school an a erase term of
service of 26 ears For three vears thfre '
liave been no chanses tn the staff, save ad
ditions to meet the requirements of In
creased firullment which has already taxed
to capacity the new building added to enulr- '
nwnt last ear. Magnificent plarlna- fields '
.of 22 ncr-s afford ampl- facilities for the
exarclse of a school ot too
Thf 231 st ear beolns September "3d
The Prosptrtus for 10lfl-20 Is readv for dis
tribution Buildings are open for Insp-otion I
and classification nf punlls Hentembt-r fith
RICIIAftl MOTT fllMfMVRK, I'h. I. '
HKOMSTKR
Polytechnic Institute
100 Professional Building '
1831 Chestnut St.
OprDft Monday, Sept. --J, nt :30 1. M. 1
Tvenlna classes for oumc men and women '
In mechanical architectural. structural
ateU reinforced concrete drafting, mapp'n (
a.nd urvejlng', mathematics and all engl-
TieerlnK hr inches Personal and Individual f
Instruction bj graduate Civil and Mechan
ical Kmrlneers, members of National Kna-ln- i
rtnr Societies Rates reasonable Apply
befors Monday at 2034 Hprlng Oarden Ht
Phon-s Pop. T&aa J
' ' 1Mb fUANKUA INnlULlC ,
ftUlOOL. Of MKC1IAN1C AKT4
Draftlns;. Mathmatfes, Mechanic.
NAVA1. ARCII1TF.CTITRK
yell .Wwrlwt S878 1.1 P qy-ti t
CUKHTXVT IHI.L I'A.
Chestnut Hill Academy
8T BIARTIN'S. CHESTNUT HILL. PA.
Prostration for collcca. An ldcaltv lorjktefl i
otmtry day and boarding; school for boys
1 Eapaclally low rates for five-day boarders
S'-ffiito d"pm.nt; -ScTttSthrS'iSiStf
Stffi- 17im'in,Sm- K!,mrn,.n?0t'.mni27,e5r
Cfctalou" on application.
nUh Sexes
BAWKSiPS
MIGHT St
TJFfOOL Wait
The ereateat CDDOrtunltlrs men
n KAmnii hava ever known are
opening up now Be prepared, If you
. wArkinr. loin our nlaht classes.
We siveiyou knowledge that will win
for sou that big position Moth day
and night school, lilt) Walnut Btreet.
m.mrmmmm i
" Strayer's Business College
JfdlaMphia'a Createit Buiineit
( School
, Halt, write or i"iig for full varKcvIar
sr STRAYER'S
j, T Cbaatnut St. Phone, Walnut 384
! II ' '
.Shorthand n 30 Days
".typcrrrmjig' Ceminerelsl HaljMts.
Vm aaii.U.luuit
'jvJeHONt LOCUST .lftfi3t
PM: St, of OCeeTritalBX
SMS) m USUPW Wai. IHSjgMBSSBkfi
1 'ft I ttV'gMsaea.-'
'IT
Dnllen-
DM lion. Mrlio.ils open. Upper. Sept. J II
WjVt1t J Aflilille, lull! j I.nvrer. 5,1 Jiff
tioii which r-vrnttlnlly nnicf rcciilt !u a
I coalition between UuhhIu ami (iennany
.mid the iibolute ilrxtriK'tinu of many
Vnf the nil.r orpntcil (iomcm utiles
' xteps be taken to prevent It
'(minion li utronc tlint the lenniii of
nations is the only Menu for tirevent-
ins iii(-li n illsuster, anil it limit runic
I soon anil have tlie lotnl support of
Ipotli great anil small power.. Circeee,
Itnl. .limo-Slaiia. Cjtvlin-Hlovnkin.
Ill gieat untouched power like (lerilianj .
' "Iti'iliiont inteligentlj lefuscil to
light to a hnish with the t'liiled States.
1 She withdrew1 iu "nod older to n place
of snfet. wheie the win had not ruined
her fiictoiies and where rxenthitig was
leady for the ieuinption of pence in
dustrj. JERRY M'AULEY'S
WIDOW IS DEAD
Mrs. Maria Gilbert, Reclaimed
From Underworld, Helped
Others to Their Feet
New York. Si pt .0 -.Mrs Maria
.!, ben. more fnm.li'lih know,, on the
nt ,.t t t 1 1 1
owerx as Mrs. J.-rrx McAulev. died j
vestcrda. aftcinoou nl her home.
' I
Park iilaie. Itrookhu
Perhaps mi woman 111 the loiinliy
knew as mm h about the doings of the 1
iindei world 11s Mrs. liilbcrl. Hack in 1
the call. sictitics she met ".Icrrj"
McAulej. mid he reclaimed l"i from a'
life of degradation, inising her to a (
position of icspeil. which she niaill-
' "
tnincd lo tin- ilav of her d. nth. or almost
fiftv veins
"leu-v" Mi'ulev died inn v.ars
after the openint: of Hie W. st Thirtv -
second street iisin and Airs Mc
Mcinii sinu mis in. aim irs .m
A ii ley then undeilook the management
of bolh missions In tin latttt part of
lSri she was mat I led to Itrndford I
Cilbcrl. nichiteit. who designed (he
Inst "skjscrapei" in the citj . the
Tower lluilding. m limn Itroadwnv.
nnd who was one of Ibe most as
siduous friends of the MiAulevs iu
their iiiissioiihi j work.
ln(l. s.r
THE DREXEL INSTITUTE
EVENING SCHOOL
Registration
Every Day and Evening This Week
Classes Begin September 22d
Engineering, Chemistry, Secretarial,
English, Spanish, Mathematics,
Domestic Science and Arts
32d and Chestnut Sts.
WANAMAKER
INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIES
V. "V. Cnrner 23rd anil Walnut Streets
Begin Sept. 18, and End April 6
Tuition Cost for the Period
Ilravvlne
Tainting oil, vvptrr and rhlnsi
Kncluh Lnna-naxe
French or himnlsh
1'iann or Molin ...
Ntenocraphj beclnnrrs
stenoBTnih)-udvncrd
Tipewrltlna' onlr
ttfwilikeenlnr
3Mt
Ij.lM
14. CO
in. on
5.00
ii.oo
1 l)
14 IM)
31.00
'JT.no
10.00
I4.no
12.00
8.0")
K.IHI
1.1.00
in.no
, 15.00
1.V00
l.VMI
u.oo
1H.00
17.00
IK.0O
I.V00
12 (Ml
'24.00
21.00
15.00
1K.00
kMikktrplnx. .Hlenocraph)
nnd
Typvviiiinr romninen
FlllnR and Indexing
lloslnrsa Knallsh ....
IluslneiM Arithmetic
Tenmanshln . . ....
Torres poiwlenffi
I'lilillc Hfhool fnrelciifrs
1'ulille School Illiterates
ITInllnc
Renl Mate nnd f'onvoanclnit
rulillr Niieaklnr for men)
Art Needlework nnd ('rru-lirtiiic
Cookerr and Domestic clenie
Ilressmaklnic nr Milliner
Arrhitertnral Drn .vine and lirll-
flrntlons
Merhanicnl Dravvlnic
llln ITInt lleiidinr for ineclmnlcs
Knicrnrlnc
Vntrh and t lock MaUIn; nml He-
pairlnc
Tclccraphv
CuttlnK .Men's Dothlnc
ALL CLASSES
OPEN SEPT. 22
REGISTER NOW
'
i
, All departments oren SrDtpiniwr
22- momintr. afternoon, and evraini!
sessions. Highest crade instruction
I in all lines. Apply at once tor
' assistance in planning a cottrbe.
I AVnte, pnone or can today tot
' Catalog F.-23.
Phone Diamond 631
TEMPLE UNIVERSITV
llronil Ht, below Herks 1
i.ii..i-ii.i
a
$4 Night School Jjow OPE
T I Shorthand. Rngllsn. Penmanstu.
month I PAI.MF.lt nmnoi-H R.iotk .
GERMANTOWN FRIENDS-
SCHOOL n " A Uw ea-
. elea for earneat colleg. prepir.
atory pupils. Btanley It. Trrnall. Principal.
BrRIMU HARDEN INBTITUTB
Arts, llechanlcs. Klectrlclty. Automjbtl'V
Classea cotmane. flept. T2. Knroll now, BeaA
far booklet. Brosd and Hprlng ilardWi eta
rr AM'TKXTir.r riciitmijt ( tn .
ylvanla Museum and ttchool of Industrial
ft, I'mad and Pine S(ret. Open ais.ien.
I.A A Vv.tl) MM MA.ML
FRIENDS' SELKCTifi ft.
M-Uia-rtvrkNtaTe
Cberry U m St.,
i
EVENING PUBLIC LEJDGEH PHILADELPHIA, " SA1?URI?AY,
D A RD RA
NITTI E TITTONI?
II Ministro Degli Esteri non Ap-
proverejibe I'Attitudine di
Nitti Riguardo,Fiume
PubltHiM md l)ltrlbiittl OnJfr
PERMIT NO S41
AtlthorlTMl bvghe set of October ft.
I!IT on me at The Patofnce it Phlla
Iplnhta Pa
P order of (hi- Pilitnl.
a s mmi.ESnN
Potmaeter Qmeral
Itom.i. -t sclleinhre.-
II I'rcsiileiitc
del Consiglio dei Minis! ri. 011 Nitli. fi
il .Ministiii per gli Affnii IMeii. On
Tittonili Nono iu disiucordo. poiclie' I
illl.bl .ll...... .. . ......n.... l.lltl l.ill.l.i
'in -1 ....Mi. .. ...ri.iu... 1 .1 . . . 1.1. ....
' . ... . . ..
ill .Mill icgiiiiiiln I liiciilrule ill I'liime.
I.a 110I i7in e' slata pnhblic ntn dal gior
uaM. ;
I 11 ilisiipaccio ,.l Trieste due ilic una j
Motta ill neioplanl ha pi'co term vicimi
Kiiune e i e' pot:i a diposiziolie di
(lahne'e ll'Aiiiiiinziu. CM neropliiiii 1
o'lneiiguiio da mi catiipo avialorio itnl
iiiuo, I n dispnciio ul gioinale "II Mcssag.
gero 11111111117.1:1 die una brigatn di '
lrupe lombariie. la quale era guintu in
Plume per uiiirsi volont.iiiaiiieiits nllc
fnive di D'Aiiuunziu. fu limnndatii in
'icti nclle sue giiarnigioni.
.,ie di (iabiiele DWmnnw.n, n.'l .
. .. 1.
premiere roiiliollo di Hume e appro-
vata in 1111 iiiiinitcsti, pubUlic.iln nana
Association!' Vnzionnle tin 1 soldiiti
f,.riti.
Kulil.l. I!) sellembie -II lolonuello
Sciliaul. capo delhi Stnto MnRsiore del
(,'cneinle Ilndoglio, e un mnico persou
ale li 1 1'Amiunio. ' ritornatu du
I iiiuie ove ha avulo nun conversazione
, ., , ,, ,, ...
" " poein u ipiuie kii nvieune iicun
'i "ver inloi iniito lulte le iiuxloui ,inmlet and siihseiiuent elections
Allcnle. comprisi gli Stat i I'niti. dellu I'renilei Cleinenceau refused tn
-" intenzione ill occuiare riume. answer a reipie.sttbat he liy a date for
Se. undo II '.MissnKSero- II Concilin , ""' ele.tioiis.snj inc.: Kntif) the pence
ii, , v.ifnvn-il., ticatv Inst Iniinedintely upon rntilicn
Nnioin le di Inline ha "toK "" , tion i , inform the clinnibei- of the
hnsteioli pel tie me,i. .Si rnppoitil he!,n,l. f n, elections."
D'Aiiiniuzio e" sulTereiite per febbre.
Iu grauile sinilicnto si onnette qui'
nl'a lungn iutcrvista che il Ducu
D'Aosla ha utiito con I'li. Xitti. dopo
una igiiulmenle liuiKa confereiizn del
Duel con Ite Vittorio II Ouea l)Aostu
.... , .
popolare tn, le tn.ppe ed e un
Bookkeeping
sixteen weeks' course pre
paies for hoMikeepIn? posl
tlons nnd gives foundation for
accounting course'.
Typewriting
Special Intensive seven weeks''
course In touch tspevvritlng.
Speed and correctn'ss are the
main objectives. Pupils pre
pared for Civil Service exam
inations. Classes open to men and
women. Fees moderate Regis
tration rinses Monday, Sep.
temtirr 22.
YMCA
Central Branch, 1421 Arch St.
li .sir
The Philadelphia
School of Musical Art
Announcement Extraordinary!
Continuation of the Matter Class,
Conducted by the Spanish
Virtuoso,
Alberto Jonas
1714 Chestnut Street
Ralph P. Lewars,A.M.,Director
Complete course In all branches of the
Art Normal course for Teachers,
W.
Palmer
HOXIEJ-LEMAN
Voice ' Violin
STl'lllOS UEOPEN RF.PT. 5JI1
locust 35S 10 HO. 1HTII HT. I
IJranch Studios 4015 Cedar Ave V Phlla i
and Wilmington. Del
DAVID E. CROZIER
Organist of Calvarr Presbyterian Church
Organ and Piano '
1520 Chestnut St.
s.cciuu'itiiiEniirla I.eefson, lreldent.
ALl. BRANCHES OP MUSIC
PBHI.lt: SCHOOL. MUSIC supbuvisio.v
1814-ts Chestnut Ht.. Philadelphia?.
riUEHCIf UlIIIJJINO. Oab I.ane, Pi.
Reopens for MegUtmtlon Hene. Ittth.
Phila. Musical Academy
neRsiANTOwv nnANrii
10 KAST WALNUT LANR
Catalogue. 8Rd Season, Gtn. 8682
JOWF.PII XV. IHKK. Dire.
St. Cecilia Musical Academy
i .. I inns nt . . i.
Piano Clio
iouo iiiesinut at.
Vl.lln Theory
PWU. CJrytery
10 S. 18tj Be.
Dlrftewi I. , K. JhwcMi,, H. Vaa dwt fcaU
- n
nmlco stretto ill D'Anniiniilo e l creJe NEW PARTY TO BE FORMED
possa csercltare mi luc la sua imllucnza.
Oabrlele D'Atinumtlo ha Invlato una! Farm and Labor Associations to B
maRiiilien lettern ill ilcvnzlniie al Ite el Basis of Organization
,.ll valuto all'lWllo. j St. ,,,,. sept. 20. A national eon -
SI dice clip il (.pnenile llailoRlic. ,-,., ,.,.,. ,lM.mH nrrmiKCineiiti for tin.'
nominalo I ommiKsarln Stiaordlnnrio ; formation of a new political party with
Mllltaie per Kiuuie. prlmu ill paitire fu i I lie farm ami labor organizations of the
rleevuto tin He "Vlttorio. il quale gli country as the basis, has been called to
.auclibu detto testuall parole: 'Itieordl Ypnvefip ',- lfxil nT7b.,.'r ', . v
'non mm stllln ill ,1,.'" '"the eommlttee of forty-eight.' which
non una ntllln iHjmngiie . ,ms .,,, (1 ()rKnllzllt,)n I1(lpr wav t
Mil...... .... i.- t. .:.......!.. N'ew York since Inst spring.
....,.,,., ... r.unnun- i,u Miuiii.Mii.-
in rililiie non e' cninblatii. II bloeco i
nana parte ilel innre c 01 n coinplelo.
I 'a Ablrizin Cenernle lliuloglio lia
dlsposto 1111 cyrdonc inlllliire per terra.
Purtuttavlu senihra che tale cordone 11011 '
possa essere eflicace.
I.a eitta' si dice alibia vieri uf
licenti c Onbriele D'Aiinunzio a posto
la popoln.ioue a lazione Intmito gli
slnvi eontinumio a leudcie i loro pio-
ll,lttl "' cittiiilini
l.e illchi'irnzioui ill Mill "ill la spedi
?innc di D'Aiiiiiuizio a Kiuuie iiintiuii-
ami ad esscrc nggetto di vivissime ed
nspre critii he da parte della stampn
III Corrierc della Sera protesta con- ,
... .
tro la brutal
le (cnsiiia.
SPEED RATIFICATION,
. CLEMENCEAU SAYS
Premier Tells Chamber He Will
Not Set Election Date Until
, Action on Treaty
.'"',: JVMl -.'." -ll ' '. l "'
!!',".. lT''!.?,".l."1.1.,;V,''!'l.'.,,1 ,.,.,,'l,1"
iituiin" "ii tin- ' inuMiiii hi , niin'ii
th,-01,te,ied to be prolonged indclitntclu
settled the discmsioti iu n few minutes
jesteidiii the govcniineni taking the
,stiiuii that tin elections should be held
according m ine inw ot .liny last, pto
viding for proportional repieseiitiitinu
Tlie debate on Ibe subject li.lil been pi
inK on iu niornitiR sessions fur ncarlv
tlnee weeks
The snliitloii is roiisidered in parlin
i menlai miles to be n great step
III. . ...- ... ,,. ., t,1'" ' Till
toall the prompt prormtnlion of tin
Baby Swallows Iodine; Saved.
I'lijsieinns nt the Women's Ilomeo
pntlietu Hospital liave snveil Hie life of
two vear old William' Smith. 'J.t(!0
v..-.!. '1'..,.... i:ri. ..nn. ..r..... .i.
'."i in . .. ,-tii , - ti in puri-t, liner inc
, hld swallowed , nl oumes f ,,,d,ne.
D...I. L
....... rr
DfTITT) jl TT1 CPTTrVAT
L HlXSXKjMh 3xJtXVJLllj
e -n . , , . . , ,.
vi uuaiii's uniiiiisiiaiion
"Xmerlra's Foremost Ilualness Sclmol"
, .
intensive courses to prepare VOUllcr
men and women to fill the demand
of Philadelphia business houses for
' i,rainea WOrKOrS lor responsible no-
sitions.
Day and evening sessions
Pv.
penenced instructors. Send for o5th
Year Book.
-,,
Pine St. West of Broad
Philadelphia, Pa.
Our graduates are In constant demand for
lood-pavlng positions liregg Shorthand
in. tay, speedy system. Complete business
ana h.vretarlal courses. Ijay and Nlgai
Classea. Intensive training. I.nroli
iij mite. van or vvrue lur lu.i
l-arllculars and catalogue.
I'llll.A fllTKIIUr.1 en t Tt w
IfO nnd College of Commerce
1017 Chestnut PL. I'lilludelnhl.
fii.k iivtniTiQ uriin,w vim .,.,Tu . ..
MISS IvMt.llT'S SCIIOOI. FOR '.IKI.S WD
1 ITT.- iiu tit w ..i..i u . ,.i
'' ' ... .. ..,.,.r. -.. '.-, ,
Younir M'omrn nnd Girl
.Y. W. C.-A.
LEARN TO SWIiil
BEFORE NEXT SUMMER
I.KSM1NH AT ANY TIMI.-
Germantown Y. W. C. A.
5820 Germantown Ave.
Ilenled. Mllrrril, Strrlllrcil
I'hone tierinanloHti tiZtitl
J I
The Agnes Irwin School
5011 and 202.1 e l.nnrey I'lae i
I'lilladelphln I
Registration of new pupils. Thurs Kept '-. f
Registration of old pupils. Friday. Kept r, f
11-lC fAKlNUM MJHOOL
1807 Pine Street. Iteonens Ort. 1st
feenlor. Junior, Primary. Klndtrgartea
Boys under 10 vears
The Gordon-Ronev Schorif
I For C.lrla. 411S Spruce Street
General and college Preparatory Cou-ses
Roof Garden and Qm. Miss ROONEY Prln
Miss Wharton's School
1710 PINK STRKET. Reopens October 1
Oli-ls snd Little, nov.
I T1!'l.y,irs . .""'"i'illi.r."!. ,U"I
Mrsir
David E. Crozier
Organist of I'nlvary Presbjterlun Church
ORGAN and PIANO
1520 Chestnut" Street
Philadelphia Musical Academy
fiermantovvn Branch
30 East Walnut Lane '
Catalogue 33d Season Otn 3h32
JOHKPH W. CLARKK, Illrr.
I
CONSEIOifffflQrySusiC
85th yeiir. Individual Instruction. pr.
onal Ptipervlslon. All branch, theoret
ical and applied. A school of Public per
formance. Teachers Normal Tralnlni
rouree. Public School Muntc Supervision
Complete llllltary Band Dept, Derre
conferred. Two complete Puplta' 8ytn
pprtny Orchestras. Jteclprocal Helatft-m
with Univ. or Pa. Dormitories fur
womn, Yeir Book Free,
Gilbert Kajnolds Combs. Director
Offices, Studios, Dormitories, B,-oad A Reed
TIIK NTKRNnKRO 8CIIOOI. IIP Mi'o.n
10 Ho. 18th Street (Fuller lluilding) vow
raiPK Pnmnl.l. musical eduruiln. '..".,v
OPEN. Complete musical education. 'Teach
era' classes. Call nr write for catalog
OFFICE NOW OPEN.
ELLA SIMPSON
TKACHKR Oi; SINUINO
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F. EDMUND EDMUNDS
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announces that delegates from all states
.iiinttcnd
Aetivfr in the movement Is Dudley
Pielil JInlone. who until hli lireak with
tlie Wilson administration, was collec
tor of the port of .New York.
Promoters of the proposed party, in
tlieir literature, denounce the Deino
ciatle ami Ite'iubliinn parties ns unrcn
icsentntUe of the citizenship of the
couutij and chaYgc there are no dif
feienees between the old parties except
ns to whieli one will hold the offices.
California Wine Men Los
Sim Franelspo. Sent. 20. A nelitl
bj the California (irnpe Protective A
soiintlon. nskinR thnt government offi
cers here be enjoined from enforcing
the wartime prohibition act, was denied
bj lnltcd States District Judge Wil
linm C Van Fleet here yesterday.
Al'TiMN mxinr.s
Vn.XNTU city N. 4.
IBJ
Worlds Greatest Hotel Success i
Dme and Dance m the
FAMOUS SUBMARINE GRILL
Exhibition Dancmi by
Americas PremierAxtitts
Mr. and Mrs. PAUL DE CApO
mmamaammmammmKm
On. the Ocean. Fi-oi
Elovtm shjriasof Qjnv6rt
Special fbll Terms
WiffimAIcchTifcyyl
HOTEL CHELSEA
OPEN ALL YEA It
SEP! EMBER
ITi mopt tritMlirhtfti. iinnh nf (h yar.
SFCrilK nKKnVATIONS
I. n. Thomninn ft r.
BLACKStOME
Virginia ave. and the beach. Capacity
w. lSf-a water baths. Special American
plnn,.M up dally, Ktiropenn plan, 2 up
dallyt Modern curative batha department.
DAVID Itmo Owner nd Vroo.
HOTEL DEV1LLE KE1SggJFl-!-
Ocean view, Kentucky Ae and lleaeh.
ii.ri.in.niii. unu.i.u. i.nn oiiu miuiu,, All,
,et equipped and most nttractUe moderate.
rale hotel In Atlantic City, Orchestra an!
dancing. IlunnlnB water In rooms. Publll
and private baths throughout Special fall
rules ;n iveek un TI?OM.S M. O'FirtlKN
iiiiii'iu ,tc. ,'iune i urtirn ana sieel lire
tap. '450. ro. plan. prlv. baths, run'g water.
,,:r-0','n "J.'- .i-i.KKns. owner.
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Virginia Ave. clone to bench and Steel 1'lrr
Alwaia open Alwnis r.ady. Terms mod
erHle Phone or write M. Walih Duncan
ui I I .l,l.n.i i:iti Ht
lames Place
.special nitefl rnr Kent I
itt-fi for sie
Write for booklet
lira. J Wlrtsihnfter
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HOTEL FREDONIA
I.urnpf-Rii iin Tt-nn-iisp Ave. Jiift off
riti,inh hIK. Modern brick, every appoint
inent inter rat ft Ownen-mp tnanacentent
wesiminsicr lo Ht ,irUate th. run
water $14 up U1 'J . up Unity. C IJuhre
NUTTALL
ATLANTIC AN 1
DIRECTLY
ON REACH
AM) IJOARDWAI.K
Visit TLANT1C C1T in September, slop-
PinK .11 i-ii-tipiiiuin.-ii nuiei, i.ni ihi.i.iiir,
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or vill.i .v 1 ui. 1 it ,
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UfYTFl WHITTl P New Vork Ava. I Catherine Oarland. Relatives and friends In
nwiwi nil ,-. 4th hotel from I vlted to funeral, Mon. 8 a. m., parents'
leach Amer. plan 2 r,0 up dally. i:uropea "
1 on ui. 1-levator. Huthlnn from hotel.
HOTEL B0SC0BELI'1'n'ue.,:y,ve-.noar
HUH.UUVUVV, bch iiathlnB from I
h,. e Open all fear Ilkll A 1. MAIIION,
Mew Clarion K-v A,e & Beach. Garage
IVCWV-WIIUH riooklet S. K. BONIFACa
i,Ki: itoiWTroNCi. x. .1.
MOST ATTRACTIVK. MOUNTAIN
HIXIItT ACCKSMIII.K TO PIIIL..
ALAMAG HOTEL
In the Mountains
MT. AlU.INr.TON. N. J.
OV UKK IIOIATrON(
OPKX VNTII OCTOBER CTH
I'enna H II to Newark, D, I,
V R. H to I-ake Hopatcong Station
In l--i hourH. Hotel auto bus to the
AI.AMAC wherp ev-J-ry comfort and
conenlence await the tourist. Sep
tember 1" the month when nature Is
a riot of corneous coloring. In the
trf-f-clnd mountains which j surround
I.nke Itnpatcons. The lake. with Its
mirror surface, refiectH the grandeur
and -ndlecB cenJc beauty of the sur
rounding cliffs and crass; carries one
to the romantic atmosphere, of the
Alpine lakes nf Switzerland, Walks
nnd drives surrounded by velvety
lawns and beautiful gardens. Fifty
ml lew nf Iake shore line. Jiathlnsr.
Flohtnff at Its best Hon tine:. Good
nolf Dustless motorlnif. Cowllnc,
Tennis Clock trolf. Panclnir, Horse
hark rldlnjc. Moving picture In the
hotel Hilllards and Jarce amuse-,
ment pavilion.
American and Kuronean I'lan
AutomoMI Houte: Phils, to Tren
ton, to Princeton, to Harktey, to
ledpewood, to Mf. Arllncton and the
ALAMAf. rapacity Win
SPKCIA1, ATTTMN RATER
5IACK I.ATZ CO.
Mount Arlinuton, N. J., on Lake
Hnnstronjr
Also AI..IAC IIOTEf
Atlantic City
1-orONO MOr.N'TAIXS
Delawure Water Ciap,
KNJOV TIIK CHAIlMi Or AUTUJIN AT
THE K1TTATINNY
DKI.AWAKK WATER flAP. PA.
The lending hotel ot thts famous region.
Open to Dec. Capacity Ron. Strictly modern!
steam heat; lot fires. Golf, tennis, boating!
orchestra. Concerts, dances. Exceptional
cuisine American plant also a la carte grill.
Garage'. Booklet, auto maps and terma upon
request. JOHN P1IRDY COPE.
iVKKNKHhVll.l.K, P.T
Tri. Hillside Dei'1'1'" '. vtW. bath,
ine ""SIac phone, garage. K. Oerhart.
WABMINflTON. It. C.
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' Let., ban five mlwtes from everything.
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MITlCTlcan una -European ( tuns
431 Rooms. 222 Baths. $2 & Up
U. T. WI1.I.KR. Xfr Washington. D. C
GOING TO FLORIDA?
Better reserve Cottage or Apartment be
fore comlnr. Greatest demand ever known.
Don't ask us what we've CIOT: tiK us what
you Want, and whether In Daytons, Day.
inn. ltpacri. Heabreezs. West Palna Bmefl
r iriatnt. Writ enow. Trfnle Cltte. aWalty1
Co., B 4TM, BswMsma, Work., JVJWf'
nn rU i JWasltlvai; for !, M fyl
THE rAT.MKR. X-
LAKRWOOIi fffi'
sfT.'CAHTI.K INN.
A- Delaware
J Water Gap, Vu
SEPTEMBER 20, 19l9
And It Wasn't His Wife
Hrlstol, Pn.,-Scpt. 20. A sneak thief
at the. home of Harry I.oudcrboiissli, nt
Hrlstol, stole n p41r of trousers from a
chair alongside the bed where Louder
bough was sleeping. The 'trousers con
tained $170 In bills, o pocketboolt con
taining several dollars Iu change and
n gold watch. Nothing else In the
home wr.s disturbed, and the trousers,
vlth the pockets rifled, were later found
In a yard near by.
ZBeatfj
ATKINSON. Sept IS. XfARTA C . widow
nf John Atkinson and daushter of late Wm.
M. and Maria Cooper, founder, 18HI, of
Coopershop Refreshment Saloon. Helathea
and friends lnlted to runernl service, Min.,
11a m , 2810 .V. 27th st. Int. private.
Friends may call Sun . 8 to to p. m.
IIAKI'R Sent. 18 OEOHOE W. 11AKEII,
Sr. husband o( lato Ahble I,, tlaker. Rela
Uvea and trlends Invlled lo funvral services.
Mon. 2 r m , Mt E. Thompson st. Int,
nrlVMte. Onkland Cem
IIASSETT. Sept 10, ANNIE M widow
of Stacy II Ithssett Relatives and friends
Invited lo funeral services Mon.. 2 p. m..
apts. W II. M llurrell, 427 Market St.. Cam
den. N. .1 Int. private, Everareen Cem,
Friends may call Sun., after 7 o. in,
IIISSEI.I,. Sept. 18. LOUIS A., husband
of Mnry Illssell (nee Hlckey). Relatives and
friends. Court Energetic. No. 107. F. of A.;
Msssasolt Tribe. No 144. I. O nf R. M..
ami emploves of Mltchtjll & Plerson and
dtsrlers' Unlun. Invited la funeral. Mon.,
7:.1) a. in. 1122 N 4lh at. illsh mass Sh
Peter's Church 0 am. Int. Holy Cross
Cem.
M.OOnclOOD S idilenly, st 827 W In
d.ana eve . Sept 17. JI1I1.S' T husband nf
l.lzzle UloodKOnd (nee Hess), Ilelntlves and
rrlcnds Carpcn'ers' Ixcnl Union No. ir, and
North Phlla. YeaHv Hen. Asso., Invited to
funeral services, Mon . 2 p. m , parlors of
Frederick .Mftlin. Jr 10th below Montaomerv
sve Int, private Monument Cem, Remains
may be viewed Sun. after 7 p. m,
IIOWDEN Sept 17. NICHOLAS C. bus
hand of Marv Amelia Rowden (nee Eger),
Relatives andWrlends Oxford Castle. No.
1(14 A O K of M and C, Invited to fu
neral services. Sun.. 2 p. m . 2307 Jefferson
st lnl nrlvate
URENNAN - Sept 18. TRANCIS I1REN-
.NA. son or late .inmes and s,Tnry lireunan
sn1 brother of llev. John Ilrennan. nfiNnl.tnn rennlem mnss St tlonlfacllis' Church
Oulnc III ItflnlKcB and friends Invited i
i funeral 1,111 Jackson a'... .nnenlxville.
Pa Mon Ham High reaulem mass Rt.
Ann's Church. T'hoenlxvllle, Pa., 10 a. m.
Int st Alarv's Cem
III IICCK Sept III. CATHBniNE, -widow
of Wllllim llubeck (nee Hoffmann), aged (IS.
HelHtles and friends, members of Ladles'
Aid .vocletv. SI Luke's lief. Church, Invited
, to funeral services, Mon., 1:3(1 p. m.. resi
dence of son. William J llubeck, llil'! N.
1 J7lb st Int private. Fernwood Cem
lirCHANAN Hept. IR. at 3077 Totter
1 t WILLIAM A. husband of late JIar.v
K ltuchanan. aged 117 Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services, Mon "
n m parloia of Jphn W. Conner. 303H
j Frankford ave Int private, Oakland Cem.
uemainn inav iw viewea eiun,, lo V p, m.
Hl'IUlOl'aitK Rent IS, at Mechanics
Mile, JOHN HENP.Y son 'of Elizabeth F
and late John Purrouahs, Funeral Mon., 11
n m lnl crlvate. North laurel Hill Cem
CAMPIIHLL. Sept IS. ItETA KATHRTN.
I daughter of John and late Kattmn (ampbell.
Relatives and friends, emploves H. I. Just!
1301 Arch st . Invited to funeral, Tues.. H
a m.. residence of father. Ulythe ave ,
Urexel Hill Solemn requiem mass St.
Andrew's Church. Drexe) Hill. 10 a m Int
prlvnl"
CHHI.I.EW Ru.ldenly, Sept. 18, WtN
FIIII.U H CHBI.I.EW. eon of Emma .1. Ken
nell and late Oeorge H. Chellew, nireil X.I.
llelutlves and friends, Court Energetic. No.
Ill" r of libster N. V. Asso. Invited
to funeral. Mon . 2 p. m., ll Stampers lane.
31lth ward lnl Fernvvood Cem. I' rlenda
may call Sun tve.
(LEGHORN Sep. 19. ALDXANDER.
husband of Jemmta Cleghorn. ue'-d 00.
Relatives, and friends Invited tn funeral
services. Tues . 2:31) p. m.. 31)24 N llth at.
Int private Oakland Cem. Remains may be
viewed Mon. eve ..,.
CLOK Sent IR. DANIEL II. CLOAK
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral serv.
lies Mon '1 p m.. residence of son-in-law.
Edgar A Murphy. Runnemede ave.. Crexel
Hill. Pa. Int Arlington Cem
COMEOVS. At her home, 4201 TValnut
st . .-ept. 17. 11)10. MARY ELIZABETH, aec
ond daughter of the late Hen. B. and Sarah
II. Comegvs. Funeral and Int. private. It
Is earnestly requested that no flowers be
sent
CONWAY Sept. 17. WILLIAM A., son
of Margiret C. and late Patrick Conway
(nee Coghlnn) Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral. Mon.. 7:311 a, m.. 121
South si Mass of rroulem Church ot St.
Joseph 11 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Autc
"cOOPER. Sent. 10. HIRAM A., husband
nf Susan M Cooper, aged 113. Relntlvea and
friends, also Waahlngton Camp. No. 555;
I. O S, of A., Invited to nttend funeral.
rues . 3 p m.. from 3737 N Kith st. Int.
Vernwood Cem Remains may bo viewed
Mon., 8 p. m.
COSTLI.LO Sept 17, 1IAIIUAIIGT, Wile
. ,ni r-n-,Atin ....., . ni.n.i,in.
in Ol'llll ..wrictiu, .u.ii.n. ... .ii. a. u..,e.
Pa Ftplatlves and frlpndi Invited to fu
i neral, Mon . 7:30 . m.t 330 E. Harzard at.
i Solemn hlsh requiem masa St. Ann's
I'hurch ii n m. )nt. New Cathedral Cem.
auto runerai
DAVIS Sudrtenlv at Tailor' T-ina N".
.r . Sept 18. I4AUHA EV13I-YN. wife of
Marvel) H Da via and daughter of Hannah
nnd late John Kvefltt, at?ed 40. Relatives
nnd frlenda Invited to funeral, residence nf
husband. Broad pt , East Ithertm, X. J.,
Mn p m. Int JFonument Cem.. Bev-
PrFAaAN. Rent IS. JAMHS , husband of
Trances Fa Kan Helntlxea and friends,
floval Arcanum Council. No Sir,, invited to
funeral Mnn .Ham 732 Jersey ave..
Gloucester f'lty N J Solemn hldh requiem
mass St. Mary's Church 1) a. m. Int. St.
Mun'i Cem
l-'ORD Sent IS. MARin J., v.lfer'of Jo-
eph Is Kcrd and daushter of Jatrie J and
"""'"ST- '!' 'Vh,-;h o r,;
n,?"c"Jmre n a rm Int. 1
Solemn hleh
ur Ladv of
llolv Cross
HAaAN-a,ept.ce-ii. jbnnib mcci.el-
LAjr HAOAN. wife of John lift nan. Kela-
.lives ami friends invited to funeral aervlres.
Mon.. 2 n m 1213 W. Seltxer St. Int.
umate f nenas may can Hun. eve.
HAINES At late reslilnnce. 413.1 Man.
tua ave.. Sent. IS. FltBDKRICA HAINES.
P.elalHea and friends Invited to service. Sat..
1:30 r m , Calvary Lutheran Church. 41at
and Mantua -ave Int. private. Itemalns
may bo lened at Calvary Lutheran Church,
Sat . 12 30 to 1:30 p. m.
HAl.I.OWlII.l.. Sept. 18. BENJAMIN
HALl.OWKI.I. aged 87 Ilelatlves anil
friends lnlted to funeral servicea. Mon,. 2:80
P m. 4717 Lelper at.. Frankford. Int. prl-
HOUSTON, Suddenly, J. FltEDEniC
HOUSTON, son of late William C. and Mary
II. Houston, Funeral and Int. private.
HUNT. At Moorestown. N. J.. Ninth
Month, lllth. JAMES HUNT. Sr.. aged 80.
Relatives snd friends Invited tc funeral, from
Friends' Meeting House. Moorestown. N. J.,
Second-day. Ninth Month. 22d. 2:15 p. m.
KaNB. Sept. 18. JANE, widow of FranK
Kane (nee Devlin). Ilelatlves and friends,
St. Stephen's II. V, it. Sodality. Invited to
funeral. Men.. 830 a. m.. residence of sister
Mrs. John McOrath. 818 Northeast livid.
Solemn requiem mass Church of Incarnation
10 a, m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Auto
funeral .
KANE Sept. IT. nOSE ANN K.. wife of
James Kane Relatlvea and friends, mem
bers of Patterson Memorial Presbyterian
tiiuri-(i, invuea to runerai services. Aion..
11 a m . residence of daughter. Mrr. Max
Miller. 134 N. Dewey at. Int. Westminster
Cem. Friends may call Sun.. 8 to 10
p. m
KENNEDY Sept. IS. MICHAEL, hus
band of MUry Kennedy (nee Llndsey). son of
late Charles and Mary Kennedy, Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral, Mon., 8:30
m, in , tin jiainDriage t. noiemn mass oi.
requiem, St. Phillip's Church 10 a. m. "
KLOTZ Suddenly, Sept 18. FRANK,
husband of Anna Kloti. aged (11. Relatlvea
.and friends .also C. S. P, S. Lodge In
vited to attend funeral. Sun. 2 p. m., from
th aipai rtmentas of William H Hattereby.
331(1 N llroad st Int. Chelten Hills! Cem.
Remains may be viewed Sat., from 8 to 10
'l-OVI' Pent. 19 at Cape May. N. J..
MARY, widow of Thomas C. Love. Sr, Due
no."f!V.?' funernl will be given,
. LUFKriCRRi- On Sept. 18. 1910, at At.
'antic City, N. J., HENRY D. LPFFBKRRY'
In his Tilth year. Relatives and friends, also
Oothlc Lodge, No. B10. F and A. M.'. Ken
sington It A.. Chapter 233: also members
M E. Union Church, officers and dtrectora
Industrial Trust, Title and Savings Co.. In
fluential 11. and L. Asso., Metallic U, and-L.
Asso.. Fair Chance 11. and L. Asso. and all
organizations of which he was a member.
Invited to funeral services, on Mon.. at 2
p. m. at late residence. 3113 Diamond st.
Int. private. West Laurel Hill Cem. ..
LU8KY. Sept. IT. SALLJB. 'Wife of
Jacob H Lueky alid daughter ot Fannie and
late Simeon David, aged 88. Relatives and
friends, Lady Moose Heart Legion. No. 3.
invited to funeral. Sun.. 2 p. nwmother'a
residence. Mrs. Fannia 'David, 1835 Silver
st (Ih-oad and Lehigh ave.). Int. Adato
Jeshurun Cem,
McOUCKIN. Sept. 18, NICHOLAS, eon
of late William anil Anne McOucken (nee
McKeever). of dough Mills, County Antrim.
Ireland. Relatlvea. and friends. Holy Nam.
onciriy c-( eu jonn ine uapusi waurcn, -
lteu to runerai Mon.. 8au ... m.. uu
Rector st , Manayunk. Solemn requiem
masa nt. jonn the Baptist Church iu a. m
MoKEltNAN. Hint 1 VIOLA AflNEH
wife of Vhpmaa MeKernan and daughter of
llary ana late Uharlea Doherty. Relatives
and frlenda Invited to funeral, Tues., 8:80
m.. 2K01 Btouton st. (near Kensington
ave. and Hart lane). Solemn requiem mass
Visitation Church 10 a. m. Int, Ola Cathe
dral Cem. Auto funeral.
stciAUUHLirf. Huatieniy. h.dc. id.
JAMES, husband of Marie McLaughlin and
son oi i'atncg j.vana Ann!. McLaugnun.
Relatives and friends, also Holy Name
Hoclety of St. John the Baptist Church!
Manayunk Yarn Workers' Union, Local No.
2013! employe, or. Bcnon.ws muisj gist
Ward Democratic Club. Invited 'to funeral.
Sat.. 8:30 a. m.. 4123 Main st.. Manayunk.
Solemn high requiem mass St. John the
UNDERTAKERS
ICf.iiUYLERS
'IlKATTiH
Poptlst Churoh, lo a.' m. Int. St. John's
Cftn
MCnit,. Spt. IT. nt Downlnttown. P...
CHAIU,i:.1 IIODEHT. son of Charles snd
.Mntllda Mehl, trd 14. IUltlvl nnrt
(rlrndn Invited to tunrrat. Run., 2 p. tn.,
rfldnc of uncle, llohert TenH. Slill N
lleeie nt. Int. Oermsn Lnthiran Cem. Be
nwlns miiy Iv viewed S1!.. 7 to 9 o m
NKAUT. Suddenly. Sept. IS. THOMAS
J., son of Itrldret snd the late Thomas
Neary. Ilelatlves and friends Incited to
funeral, Mon , fl:S0 n. m., from into ahunk
at. Mass ot renulem &t ine Church ot St.
Monica, 10 a: m Int. Holy Crois Cem.
NKHSB.NTHAl.Kn. Suddenly. Sept. 18,
OBOHOI::. husband of Harriet C. Nessen
thaler, aired AS, Tlelatlvea and friends,
Lennl tnan Tribe, No. S. I, O. n. M.i em.
nlovea of Phlla, Navv Yard Copper tjhop.
Invited to funeral services. Tuea,, 2 p. m..
2V2T, S, lllcks at Int. private. Friends
mar call Mon. ee. Auto service, .
KANIi sjc,,ti 17 i,olJIS J., husband of
Crthnrlne I.. Kane (nee Callahan). Jteiatlvea
and frlenda, also emploves Water llureau,
Ilrlmont Pumplns1 Station, are Invited to
attend funeral, Tues . 8:30 ft. m,. from his
late residence. 744 S. Swanaon at, Solemn
requiem high mass at St. Philip de Nerl'a
Church 10 11. m. Int, Holy Cross Cem. Auto
service
ItANKlN". Suddenly. Sept. 10. .TAMES,
husband of the late Annie llsnkln (nee
Martin), ased 09. IteMtlves nnd friends
lnltcd to funeral senlcca, Tues., 2 p. m..
nt th residence of his daughter Sarah
nankin Trout. 720 N. Preaton st. Int.
Ternwood Cem. Friends may call Mon..
8 to 0 n. m.
MCE. Sept. 10. THOKAS J., husband
of late Marv K. Hlce. IteUtlvea and friends
Invited to funeral services, Mon,. 2 p. m,,
David H. Schuler nidc, Droad anij. Dia
mond ss. Int. private
IIYAN. Sept. 10. MAnOAnET K...e!ater
0' the Ilev. SI. A. Itjon. O. H A. Relatives
and friends Invited to attend funeral from
the resldrnco of Mrs. William Carroll. 808
K. Mt. Ally ave., Ml. Airy. .Mon.. 8:30 p.. m.
Solemn hlih mass at the Church of, Our
Mother of Consolation. Chestnut Hill. 10 a.
m. Int. New Oithedrsl Cem
ItlCHAllDSOM. Sept. 10. MYRTI.TO P..
datsihter of Harrv and Elizabeth Ilolsteln
Hlchardson, ased 10. Itelatlvea and friends
Invited to funeral. Mon.. 2 p. m., parents'
residence. 607 Mohawk fte.. Norwood Pa
Int prhate Friends may view remains Sun..
7 to 0 p. in,
SAIt.TJ Sept 10. F. X SAII.E. aard (IT.
Services. Mon . 2 p. m , at 20!0 Is. Bouvler
at Int strictly prltate, Omit flowers.
SCHAEPKIl. Sept. 10, CATHAnlNE M
daushter of .lohn II. and Catharine
Nehaeper (ne Hofmann). HelatUes and
friends Invited to funeral, Tues.. S a. m..
nnr.nu1 residence. 2nlA Frankford ave.
n-iM) a m. Int. Holy Redeemer Cem. Auto
funeral.
SCHWART'. Sept. 18. EVE'.YN, dauith.
ter of late b'ecdertek and Eliza R6hwartx.
Relatives and friends Invited tn funeral
services. Mon , 2 p m.. 8811 N. 7th si.
Int. private Cedar 1 1 111 Cem. Remains may
be viewed Hun. eveninft.
SHAEFPER. Sent 11). MMIT I daush
ter of J. llnrry and Jennie 0. ShaeKer. aiied
12. Relatives and friends invited to funeral
services, Tues , 2 p m . parents' residence
1331 W. Clearfield st. int. West Laurel Hill
Cem Romalne mav be viewed Mon. eve.
STRELANl. Suddnlv, Sept IS. 1IH0.
ANNA I'., vvldow of Win. T Htreland. RiIa
tlvcs and friends Invited to funeral services,
on Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock, from
Armstrong-. 1027-29 N Broad .at. Int. prl
"rlTIUNO. Sept. lfl. HANNAH A. STRINU
wife of Jermlah Strlnit, ot 80S Benson St..
I'amden. N. J., aged 81. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral Mon.. 11 a. in .
Berlin em Chapel. Berlin. N. J. Int Berlin
Cem.. N. J. Remains may be viewed Sun.
""TAYLOR At Tvlrkwood. Mo.. Sept 18.
Col l'RANIC TAYLOR, formerly of 23d Pa.
Vo's. Services and Int. Mt. Morlah Cem.,
Phlla . Sun.
THl'TIBR. Suddenly, Sept. IR. OER
TRCDE K TEUnER. wife of William Teu
ber and daughter of Harry and Eliza W.
NaorVe. aaed 37. Relatlvea and Trlends In
vlled li funeral services. Tues. 2 p. m .
residence of husband. 2711 .Federal st.. Cam
den. N. J. Int private. Evergreen Cem.
Remains mav bo viewed Mon. eve.
WADDEL... Sept. 17. 10 Lincoln ave..
Moore Del CO.. Pa. SAMUEL WAUDK1.1.
Relatives anil friends. William L Elklls
Lodge No 04 F nnd A. M. : Keystone
Chapter. No 175: Quaker City Ixidge. No.
208 I. O O. F., invited to funeral servicer.
Hun.. 2 p. m.. Charles L. Shurtleff apart
ments. 3!I2!) Market at. Int. Mt. Morlah Cem.
Aulo funeral
WEnil Suddenly, at Tavlor's Lane. N
.1 . Sent. 18. LAURA EVELYN, wife of
Russell K Webb and daughter of Marvell
H nnd late Laura Evelvn Davis, aged 20.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral,
residenc; of father. Broad St.. East River
ton. N. J . Mon., 2 p. m. Int. Monument
Cem . iteveriv.
WENNER. S,pt 17. WARREN F.. hus
band of Catherine A. Wf in?r (nee Kern) and
son of Mary Wenner-Durnlng (nee Smith) and
late Stephen F. Wenner. aged 3(1. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral smrvlces Sun..
11 p m. aten-father'a residence. Charles
Durnlni. 300 K. Northeast lloulevard. He
mains mav be viewed at Greenwood Cem.
Chapel Allentown Pa.. Mon., 2 o. m
YOUNO. Sent. 10. WILLIAM C. hus
band of Dollle Young. Relatlvea and friends,
also Hamilton Lodge, No. 274, F. and A.
M.: University R. A. Chapter. No. 25B:
Corinthian Chasseur Commandry No. M.
ir T . T..i T.ii Temnle. A. A. O. N. M. 8..
p' O. S of A., Camp No. 4111: Keystone
Ccvmmandery, No. 48. P. O S of A and
all other societies of which, he was 1 mem-
In-lliul in fiinernl Services Mon.
p 'n-i.. 0130 Jefferson at. Int. private.
Westminster Cem. Remains may be vlewetl
oer,
Sun.. 7 Jo 0 p. m . at me cm-rcn
YOUNG. Sept 10. MARY YOUNO. aged
10 Relatives and frlenda Invited to funeral
services. Union Home for Old Ladles, 48th
st and Lancaster ave., Kon,, 3 p, m. Int
Mt. Morlah Cem.
f.KGAT, AllVKnTlSKMKNTS
tKlrSF KSTATK OF MARY URIOHT, DK
ldr fnkil Lpftera testamentary upon
reaeeu i-ettera lesiameniary upon
th estate o
hupn ir rant pi
state of MufyWrht.dPcpaF
(franted to Udelty Trust Company, all
perttons inaeuieo io me nam e hi Hie nre rt
quentfd to make pajment, nnd those havlna:
claims aRainuL mo phhib iu pirwu, mc....
without delay, at the office of the said Com
pany; rCoa. 325-331 Chestnut at., rhlladelphia.
M. i . 'inot. i ifinrin.
il"
ileeensed Letters testamentary on
the above estate having been grafted to the
undersigned, all persona Indebted lo the said
estate are requestd to mako pa'ment, and
those naving Claims lo prt-Beni me name,
without delay, to
CLARENCE D KLIIMP. Excr .
1219 W, Olrard oe.
Or tn her Rttnrne.a
CLINTON A. SOWERS
000 Stephen Olrard Bldg., pr
COLDER FELGER.
DOT Finance Bide.
LOST AND FOUND
BAG Loat, at entrance to Olrard ave.
bridge, a Roman striped bag containing
$0 and a commutation ticket to Wlngo-
hocklng. Oermantown. Reward. Phone Oer.
mantown m w. Agarose nnzz waKeneia at.
BONDS Lost. 2000 City of Philadelphia In-
terchangeable 41 per cent, temporary
bonds, due March 1. 1049. Nos. 481 and 482.
Amelia It. Craig. 4th and Penn sts., Ches-
ter. r.,
KEYS Loat, bunch of keja going from llth
and Walnut sts. to Broad and Chestnut
sts, on Friday, September 12. Please return
to 8111 Lincoln Building.
LORGNETTE Lost. Friday. Sept. 12, dia
mond ana piaiinuiii ii'raiiv.ie irom irxi
cab between lnth and Spruce and Reading
Terrrlnal. Reward If returned to J. 3.
f'aldwll Co,
RIBBON Lost, on July 31. a pearl nnd
diamond ribbon, with diamond pendant.
Liberal reward If returned to J. E Caldwell
I Co.. or Mra. Charles E, Pugn. Overbrook.
I'a
fURSE In Wanamaker'a basement, patent
learner nurwe, euiuaiiiuiic iih..ic u.. -.t.n.nrf
.vmIar...! r.Wftnl. Notify W. W.
TLlnrrell. 522 Riverside ave.. Trenton, in. j
KI.N'O Lost, tourmaline, ring, 2 small dia
monds. Wed. Wyoming eve. btw. Hutchln.
sen York nl : reward. 483T N. Hutchinson.
PERSONALS
nwu'1'..'Rn vminr woman, employed, desires
nicely furnished room In flrat-claes apart
ment house: also ainnera u ouiainsuici .im.
terms. Address Ant. M U 1. Homewood
Ants.. Baltimore. Md.
HARRT Recent communication received!
Call Room 1810 Morris Bldg., Wednesday.
Rnt. 24. at 430 n. m.. or at office of ad.
dreaaee. as jou pref.: all expenses pd. Honor.
1 WILL not be responsible for any debt,
contracted by any person vother than my
elf. David T. Flelsher. 118 Oreen st
NOTARY PUBLIC
Public Stenographer
rvinllnental Hotel
HELP WANTED FEMALE
AN EXCELLENT OPPOItTUNITT
.15.80 PER WEEK AFTEIl MONTHS
' 113 PER WEEK AFTER." MONTH
111 PER WEEK TtnSTART
CONTINUOUS AND RAPID
ADVANCEMENT TO POSITIONS
PAY1NO $20 TO S35 PER WEEK
BEST ENVIRONMENT AND
WORKINO CONDITIONS
SICKNESS DISABILITY BENEFITS
SPECIAL PAYMENTS FOR LENGTH
OF SEIIVICB
GOOD LUNCHES AT COST
TOUNO WOMHN BETWEEN 18 AND
2D YKAltH OF AOB CAN BECURI1
THE ABOVE BY APrLYlNO TO
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HELP WANTED FEKALB
"il" V-TR!5j mu,t b sxl comptomstar
operatorl hd fast on typewriter. Apply
A. M. Sullivan du Pont Co., 8300 drays
Ferry road.
BOOKKEEPER, ynuns- woman operator with
-.e-P.'r,?n?f on KlHott-Flsher bookkeepfn
'r --s...., v"'" wmpini, BIUB UIT'
mantown are,. John If, i Horner, manager.
nONNAZ OPERATORS! only those deslrin
Sl,ur,djr.-i t-K Smlth-Ramsev Embroidery
Co.. 1B4Q Market at. aecond floor.
BOOKKEEPER, double entry, with executive.
-.....,, .i.mB di laKinB- cnarft-s or flt
fHm: Se ow.n. '"'"lerslands accountlnt
Preferred. P 823. Ledger Offlcei
,",l,-:'ils,0!,..n,',I'."' sr worsteds. Shack
amaxan Mils, A'.iegneny ave. ft Hancock.
CHAMRERMAID and waitress for girii
school: regular hours! a whols dsjr frw
each week! 40 per month, with room nd
board: paid for overtime, Shipley School.
Uryn Mawr. Phone ntyn Mawr 888.
CHAMBERMAID, white: reference! am.lt
family: good -wages. Phone for appoint-
?atva'iS!l'!.V'n.n. " c'" - sWici.
hih vv. Johnson st. Qtn.
CHAMITERMAIDS wanted. 2. white tor
apartment hotel: best of references nqiilrsS
Apply Jo housekeeper. Pelham Court Hottl
Carpenter and Emlen sts., Oermantowri '
CHAMRERMAID wanted, colored jn,. t
,-M.WTNN, Walnut .ve.wajS;. w'aVi?;
CLERK
The Pustio Lr.ixitn Co. desires
the services of a young woman
with good education, to taka
charge of the tiling In their ac
counting department.
Apply 0th and Chestnut ats.
Ask for Mr. Wlest.
, , CLEnK
We desire a young- woman with
good education, who Is capabla of
becoming an efficient bookkeeper.
Apply Publlo Ledger Co., 6th and
Chestnut tts. Ask for Mr. Wlest
CLERK YOUNO LADY. WITH AT LEAST
2 YEARS' HIOII SCIIOOr TRAINING AS
ASSISTANT IN ACCOUNTING f DEPART
MENT. ASK FOR MR. WELCICER PUD
L1C LEDGER CO. (MB CHESTNUT SA.
CLERK, vvlth manufacturing experience; a'rl
customed to fine sewing; clean surround
ings: U dav Saturday. n.ri ..i.H ....
bonus.
e. jvviy omiin-ivamsey Kmbrolderr
140 Market St., second floor. "
t'o.
112 a week to start:
on lUht milling
and drilling machines;
pleasant working conditions;
opportunities for Increase In pay
over starting rate
as soon as experienced
Apnlv at once
MILLER LOCK CO.
Orthodox and Tacony ats., Frankford,
A good place to work.
OIRLS OVER IB YEARS OF AOB
riESIRAIlLE LIGHT STEADY WORlC
BEST WAGES: RAPID ADVANCEMENT
FRI8HMUTH HBO. ft CO.
N. W. COB. 17TH AND LEHIGH AVB.
GIRLS wanted, over 10, aome experience
with needle, for hand embroidery depart
ment: bring samples; good salary and bonus:
tiaH dav Saturdsy. Apply Smlth-namsey
Embroidery Co second noor. 1040 Market st
GIRLS, v.hlle. not under 1(1. lo learn pen
making: all sitting work: $8 first week;
quick advancernent after first week: steady
work all the time. 1211 Sprln- Garden st.
GIRLS wanted to pack crackers; experience
iiui netes-mry; UDerai wnges ana liberal
scale for piecework. Apply National Biscuit
Co.. 13th and. Glenwood ave.
GIRLS for general work, In mill restaurant:
good wages and steadv vvnrkt Apply
C.rlewnld Worsted Co. Dirhy. Tn,
OIRI.S wanted for work In Icing department:
good pay. Apply National Biscuit Co..
1801 Glenwood ave.
HOSIERY STRING KNITTERS on Banner
knitting machines: highest wages paid to
experienced girls. Brown-Phelps Hosiery
hosiery I.OOPERS wanted' highest
i -'",,''' '''"''' ."'"i .',;"'"-,
. f . .HI . I-HDI-III .1.
Waves
paid: steady work Annlv Allen Hosiery
rn . Wavne ave. and Berkley st
T.AUNOnT
COTTAR SORTEBS
APPIT MAltKRT STRKET LAUNDRY
1808 FILBERT ST.
MENDERS on men's wear worsteds, Shaclca
mnunn fflllw. Allfrgn.ny av. nnd Hancock.
MILLINERS wanted: thoat accustomed to
nwi work oniy. i.r:r.i wninut st.
milliners and Improvers
, wanted at one. rancoat. 173fl Phtnut.
MILLINERY APPRENTICES wanted: those
accustomed to beat work only. 1229 Wal
nut at. t
MOTHER'S HELPER wanted In family
where cook and laundress are kept. Phon.
Ardmore 1172
NURSE First-class experienced nurse t
take care ot 2 children, .boy 2H. girl S
months: in Rlttenhcuse Square neighbor
hood: Apply by letter stating experience
and references: only refln.1. capable woman
wanted. C 28. Ledger Offlce.
J OFFICE ASSISTANT A gentlewoman a.
general nfftcA Assistant lyuwl fiitiir fnp
bright woman of pleasing anpearance and
address: salary 115. Apply Marceau Studio,
mini I nrmnin St.
OFFICE CLERK, familiar with cost record
ana nanonng orders: will pay good inonev
to right peraon; experience necessarv. Call
Monday. Chaa S. Geffrey Co.. 10th and
Market sts.. Camden. .
SALESWOMEN
WE REOUIRH SALESWOMEN FOR OUR
SHOE DEPARTMENT: jnOH WAGES AKD
PERMANENT POSITIONS GIVEN TO
THOSE HAVING EXPERIENCE.
APPLY EMPIXJYMENT BUREAU
LIT BROTHERS v
SAI.ESWOXfEN
WE JlEQUIRE8ALIC8WOMEN
J-?-R,rY.-V!!0,,s DEPARTMENTS
EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY
EMPLOYifENT BUREAU
LIT BROTHERS
SALESWOMEN
FOR MISSES' SUITS
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKEIl'S
STENOORAPHER
IP YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A POSITION
WITH A FUTURE. WITH CONGENIAL
WORKINO CONDITIONS. AND HAVE HAD
SOME PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE AND A
WILLINGNESS TO LEARN AND KEEP
PACE WITH CONDITIONS. AND IF YOU
ARE DESIROUS OF MAKING A CONNEC
TION WITH A VIEW OF PERMANENCY
WITH A SALARY OF 118 PER WEEK TO
START, ADDRESS M 034. LEDOER OF
FICE. STENOGRAPHER Young lady for office of
large manufacturing establishment: must
be quick and accurate and able to do billing
and clerical work! In reply rtate age. exnerl
enee and aalarv desired C 34. Ledger Office
STENOORAPHER wanted by a large finan
cial house; good opportunity for advance
ment! between 18 to 23 preferred: appli
yi! ."t; "P'rlence and salary expected.
P 81B Ledger Office.
STENOGRAPHER to do general office -work
and clerical work: steady position and ad
vancement. P 82, Ledger Offlce.
TELEPHONE! OPERATOR, experienced on
Bell anl Keystone; state salary. M 807
Ledge Office.'
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, nrivat.-. branch
exchange. P 018. Ledger Office.
WOMAN Capable school teacher, wishing
more lucrative employment, wanted for
12-month position, where training and ex
perience can be used! salary to start, 81800,
P 814. Ledger Office. ' '
WAITRESSES
STEADT F.MPIXIYMENT AND OOOD
WORKINO CONDITIONS. APPLY 409 LIN.
COI,N I1LDG.. BROAD 8T. AND S. PENN
SQUARE.
WAITRESS wanted for restaurant with some
combination work; whit, woman: to it
week and aleep out. Apply yrlend. Arch
Street Center. 804 Arch.
WAITRESSES. WHITE
STEADY EMPLOYMENT
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKEIl'S
WOMAN to work. In laundry I no experience
necessary: 110 and bonus to befln. Apply
6722 flare st.
WOMAN, white, for cleaning 1 day a weak
In Oermantown. Call Manhelm 4 W.
WOMEN '
TOR WRAPPINO PARCELS
EXPERIENCE; NOT MKt'HaBAHT
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