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START WORLD AIR
RACt JULY 4 NEXT
President of A9ro Club .An
nounces Purposes of Globe
Circling Derby
PRIZES TOTAL $1,000,003
New Yerli, Nov. 7. Ainu It. tlnw
ley, proMldont nf the ero Club of
Amorlon, ntinoiiiKoil 1nt night tlntt llio
nrrial nrmind-tlic-unrld "dcrliv" would
be flown bctwpi'ii Jul.v 1. tiVJO. mnl
Jon. 1. 11121. l'rizps tntnlln $1.0110.
00(1 nrc bring nrraiiRpd for tlip contest)
which is under the direction of the
Aero Club and the Amiiil l.rugur of
Aiucricu
In Mr. llawlej't nunouncenieiit the
purposes of the "derby" win set forth
In part as follows :
"1. To op-n the world's airways
and introduce the use nf land and
water airplanes and dlii(!lb!"s for air
travel, transportation and touring
throughout the world.
"1!, To streiiKtben the cordial rela
tions and hearty co-operation for the
development of International aeronau
tic which exist between the national
nero clubs of the countiies aiKHated
with the International Aeronautic LVil
eration "S, To encourase the study of, tile
world's possible airways iu relation to,
the world ti attic and commerce.
"1. Stait a movenvift to establUh
alrpotts with suitable landing facil
ities nnd supplies for land and .vnter
an planes ami dirigibles tluoiiKliuut the
world. ,
"o. To foster the c-tablMimeut of
permanent nerinl transportation and
mail lines throughout the wor d.
"G. To make Known that the planes
which have Mown across the Atlantic
are to be followed by planes capable
of cumins iiO or more passengers, and
that the HritMi dirigible Itl".4 is to be
followed bj dirigibles many tunes
larger. ,
'". To foster the design ai. I con
ktiuction of efficient aires nti with a
view to n greater range of tlight and
greater safetv of air travel.
"8. To test the icliabititj and econ
omy and bring about improvement of
existing aircraft motors.
"!. To bring about increased effi
ciency In the design of airplanes c-pe-ciallv
fitted for the tianspoitatiou of
passengers, mall and merchandise.
"10. To foster the practice of tlyiug
bv chart and compass and navigating
the air entirely by the use of instru
ments." POLICE THREATEN STRIKE
Norrlstown Cops Dissatisfied Over
Chief's Getting Raise In Pay
Norrlstown, Pa., Nov. ".The mem
bers of the police force here tin eaten
to go on strike unless they nrc given
a bumcient increase in salary. The
dissatisfaction was ci.iiscd among the
police officers wlun thej learned that
Chief of Police Komanus e'cllmnn was
to get nn increase in salary equivalent
to $1000 a j ear.
When war was declared I'liief I ell
man quit the police fone, as he was
A captain in the National Cuards. Later
he was promoted to major. At the
time Fellman severed his connection
with the police force lie was reieiviug
a bala.ry of .$1400 a jear. Recently
the watch and lamp committee, of
which rimer Heidcmnn is chairman,
agreed to give Major Fellman $2-100 a
year if he would again take churge of
the police department.
Town council has ratified the action
of the watch and lnmp committee,
which holds good until January 1, WHO,
when the new town couucilmen take
their seatR.
The police officers are being paid at
the rntc of ?10H'i:i a month, or about
$1300 a year. They say thut when they
appealed for n raise in salary the
amount granted them wns$S a month,
while the chief gets a raise of S80 u
month
STREET CAR DYNAMITED
i
Explosives Used In Knoxvllle When
Nonunion Crews Operate Trolleys
Knowlllo, Tenn., Nov. 7. (By A.
P.) Major General 13. AI. Lewis, com
manding federal troops in Knoville, is
investigating three attempts to dynamite
street cars manned by non-union crews
and the firing into a car during the last
twenty-four hours.
Two of the attempts to blow up ears
failed because dynamite placed on the
tracks was not primed with percussion
caps. The third attempt was more suc
cessful, a dynamite explosion shatter
ing glass in a passing car and demolish
ing the tracks. No one was injured.
Yesterday marked the first attempt
of the street railway company to resume
nijht bchedules since the strike of its
conductors and motormen several weeks
ago, although daylight service was re
sumed a few days after the strike was
called.
More than a thousand federal and
state troop1 sent here primarily be
cause of the strike are held in readiness
for duty either here or in the coal fields,
but so far (jnve not been called upon
to quell outbreaks.
OH, LA, LAI PARIS SHOCKED
Crusade Begins Against "Shimmy
Shake and Other Contortions"
Faris, Nov. 7. The expected cru
sade against "the shimmy and other
disgusting exhibitions of American Im
morality has begun in earnest, Pro
' fessor Sandrlni, prosldent of the Danc
ing Masters' Association, declared what
he called the "revolting American con
tortions" officially barred from his own
dance hall and other leading establish
ments. Said the famous dancing master:
"Paris is resolved not to suffer any
" longer American immorality In the form
of the shimmy-shake and other revolt-
Ing importations from' Amorica.
"Tbey poison the poetry of the really
fins dances, such as the Venetian
waltz, the Maxixe and other fascinating
creations.
'Everybody with refined feelings will
be with us in our crusade for clean
dancing." '
RAILS NEED SIX BILLIONS
Editor Pleads for Niiw Capital for
Rolling 8tock ,
Chicago. Nov. 7. (Hy A. P.) At
leaBt S,000,000,000 of new capital
must bo invested In railroad facilities
vritli.n the next three years if the roads
ore 'to become able satisfactorily to
handle the country's commerce, Samuel
O, Dunn, editor of the Railway Ase,
estimated in an ntldrcKH today.
Any legislation Involving the rail
vnys nhould be dffilnnrtl with that con
sidered, he said, addlus that the roads
K during the next three yearn should buy
. F.4RU least OW.1AJU ireiKUl euro, wv.uuu
Afloc6nioHve8anrJ'10,000 passenner cms,
GIRL OF 14 YEARS
ADMITS MANY THEFTS
. - -
With Two Boy Pals Robbed
Fraternity Houses and Stolo
Automobiles
Illi.irii, N. , Nov. 7. Confessing
n foil- fratemitv house robberies nt
Cornell ITntverslty. and to having
tolcn at .least six automobiles in op
erations ranging from Kuffalo to New
York cltv, T.eon Simpson, nineteen
ours old : John Harding, fifteen, nnd
Daisy Vnrburton, fourteen, had n'prc
'bi'iunry hearing in the City Court jes
terdny. Thci were arrested when they re
turned to Ithaca from Dlmira In a
sto'en automobile to make a raid on tin-tlii-i
Cornell fraternity house.
They admitted robbing the Delta
I'psiloii Fraternity house October 11
iind then going to lOlmirn, where they
stole a car and drove to Buffalo. Com
ing bnck to Ithaca by train, they robbed
hc Delta Chi Fraternity again and
then left for a plenum? trip to Buffalo,
Niagara Falls and Canadian cities.
When their money was nearly gone
thnj returned nnd on October 28 rifled
the Delta Chi Fraternity house. Then
they enjojed a trip to New York, do
ing the theatres nnd shops nnd living
nt expensive hotels, lk'turuing to Kl
mirn, October 21, tliey stole another car
nnd motored to BulTnlo, and after an
other bit of high life returned to Ithaca
and robbed the Kappa Phi house on
the night of November 1. The money,
watches and other valuables stolen ag
gregate .f.iHMi. watches, fraternity
nins and u revolver were found iu the
tioHscssion of the trio.
POLICE WERE NOT NEEDED
Expected Election hlots at Cumber
land. Md., Did Not Materialize
It cluimnil, Vn., Nov. 7. - (By A. I )
Po'icemen sent from, this city to
Cumberland to help quell a threatened
outbreak between political factions re
turned late last night with the report
that no disorder had occurred.
Uequeit for the officers, it was said,
was made by County Judge Hundlej,
who feared an outbreak on completion
of the count of votes from Tuesday's
election for county clerk. Fewer thau
twenty votes separated the two candi
lies and on receipt of reports that
members of the rival factions were arm
ing themselves, the .judge placed the
"ountv cou'Hio'isc under guard and
telephoned Ilichmoud for assistance in
maintaining order. Bitter factional
fi-i'ng, it was said, marked the cam
paign. WEARS COAL NECKLACE
Fashionable Paris Hostess Displays
Strlnfj of "Black Diamonds"
Paris, Nov. 7. A necklace of "black
diamonds" meaning miniature coals
was displayed b a fashionable Pnrlslun
hostess at a "freak dinner" Wednes
day night. It was the hit of the even
ing. The wearer explained to her guests
thut nny one can buy diamonds nnd
pearls, but (oal can't bo had for love
or money.
AUTUMN RESORTS
ATI-WTH' I'lTY. N. .1.
rirf7J&
i ATLANTIC CITY.N.J.
AivAmenicaa Plaa Hotel
of Distmdimwi5RealComtort !
riREPROOf OARAOI, I
i capacity coo. Il&ffcrSJluzAtA
B,.aaiaiBiaiiaaiianaMlaU
Orv the Ocean. Ftonll
Eleven sfcrriaarfGjmfcrtl
SpeaaTFaTlTernvs
WiHi3 AXeatch.Xyr
HOTEL JACKSON
Ylrclnla Ae.t first houne from Hoardwalk
ana oieei i'ier. rirrproor, private biths.i
runnlnft water In rooms, European (1.00 day
up, American $3 dav ui, elovntor to Mreet. '
No cabaret a J. UROQAN.
HOTEL AUSTINE
I Pacific nnr fct. Jamea Place. Open but
roundlriBBi opposite Catholic and Protestant
churches. $3.00 dally, special weekly.
. J. K. JUIVIieW,
THE WILTSHIRE
Virginia av and lieach. Capacity S30,
Prlv. baths, running water, elev., etc. Amer,
Plan, $4 up U ly, special wkl. nklet. BAM
URT KLKIS. nwner: N J. COLLINS, msr.
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Always open. Aln ays ready. Terms mod
urate Phono or write. M. Wnleh Duncan.
WELLSBORO Kntucky Ave. nr. Bch,
$5 up Uly. American plan $10 up wkly.
HOTEL BOSCOBEL1"; .Av"S,peu"1
ujt
weekly: phone 117
A. K. MARION.
I.A1CEWOOD. N. J.
UURELINTHE PINES
LAKEWOOD, N. J.
w III oxtmti
NOV. 15th, 1919
FRANK F. 8IIIJTE. MClt.
wif.mvoon. s. J.
WILDWOOD
nV-THB-SKA
Delightful Tall climate
Invigorating nt Kir.
ReAdlnjr trains leave Chestnut Street
whsrf weekday.. B'.IO A. M. 4:20 and 6
P. M. Sunday.. 7:30 A. M. (l,23 excur
sion), B:50 A. M. and S V. St.
rOOONO MOUNTAINS
Mt. Piw.no. Pa.
TTn Onrwnorl Modern: elegant location,
fall ft winter rates. Bklt. E.L.AE.V.Artinan.
RniWENKVIM.n. PA.
PrltJnmen Inn I,sa, mrf resort ;
renuomen inn hllh Iocs . , bllth
toat'ir. bath's, fish's;. Tennis, nk.lt. O. M. Carl
WASIIINOTON. P. O.
Burlington Hotel
American and European Plans
431 Rooms, 222 Baths, $2.60 to $5
n. T. MILLER. Mirr., Washlnrton. D. C.
Flv. mlnutss from .vrythlns.
;
VlltniNIA
OLD POINT COMFORT
HOTEL CHAMBERLIN
PINC AUTUMN SOUP
wfmra!n. Pool. Sssfaod
Uuiiint. isrtrr curoi
Bsth and Trestnunt. v
irop.su jr
CIO. f. lltMt, Mssuir
'tttrsil MnrM. Is. .a
Ask Mr, Foster, tilth and.Cfaestnut
"Cook'a Tours' XU H. rtrood St.
MTISIO
Ragtime Piano Playing
Taught in' 20 Lessons
Uooklrt upon Request
ChrUttmen School Popular Music
H20 Chtstnot SbFbllacXpUa
23
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HKDisdI
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EVENING TUBLIO
MYSTERY, IN ATTACK
Assailant of New York Woman Mas
querades as Man
New York, Nov. 7. Airs. Louise
aSS.nllllllf. nrni,ffllnif In M,.u tJl.nni.....,) I
--...l ....... I. . l.F ...If. .'III. ll.l.fll ,
was apparently a woman disguised In'
innns clothing.
Mrs. Shongood was In her room alone.
Some one entered nnd In nn Instant
had attacked Airs. Shongood and beaten
her about (he head and body and then
fled.
Detectives arrested Airs. AInrgarct
Alorrissey, thtrtj years old, a maid em
plojed in the household.
PARCEL POST
Somerset Sweater Shop
Cor. Somerset & Kensington Av.
Bar Direct from the I-tory
All Worsted
Shaker
Knit
Sweat
ei's
The Followlnr
, H,,3,le"
v -necK luii
ovei1 Sweat
ers. V-neck Coat
Sweaters.
Shawl Collar
r . c
v-oni owcai-
ers.
Our Price
COLORS I
HoAtlier Mlxtnre,
N'ofy, (Iretn, Brown
and Mnroon
$7.98
Eerular Iletall Store Price, ll'.OO
Vl'o are rrcozulrtil as lieaiilqunrters for
Setrs of oiery description for the
ivnole. family.
Don't hsstUte,
refonded If net
Your msaer chMrfullj
ritlrIy satl.factery.
mm mmn
mp Established 1900 WU
V WE' SAVE YOUMONEyM
Send for Our Big Bargain Catalog
xife Mexican Diamonds
tlicy aiiow a blue white
lire like a r'al diamond,
our new tooth mounting
for gents n th bfst val
un ever offered- Tiffany
style for lariiea Rlns
are a-okl-ftlled, ffuaran
tefd 1 icarn.ift with ' -pnrat
Jlexlcan Diamond.
Sale price only $1.00.
Order by mall or call
at 430 Market tttreet
2 ;0 additional for 14
Ut solid gold mounting
for ladles or $! for sen
tlemen,
MEXICAN DIAMOND CO.
O-en Kien'lmrs. 430 Alarket St., Phlla.
3"
$0.00
Men's I
Overcoats I
Walter' Pawn Shop i
904 VINE STREET i
.. BONDED TO TIIK CITY
Full-Dress Tuxedo
Suits
Frock coats nnd
high hats and
black suits to
hire for all oc
casions. S. F.. Cor. lath Jl -tlatn-brldct-.
Ph. Filbert 4:08
' f
"la
tlda
Meann
Llfel"
JaS3ijtirirf7ar(l
IIMWIW.l IHIIIMM all II I I
mmtm?Ma
With this 1nexpensl vibrator ou can
Improve your complexion, give rest to
Urd nerves, rellee muscle noreneBs,
BtlfTnesa, neuralgia and headaches,
Eery home needs Ia Vlda. TIght. com
pact, simply and easy to me. No parts to
oil. nothing to get out of ordr. Built for
a lifetime of sen Ice. Parcel Tost 15c.
Frick-McCIay
Electric Co.
10 SO.
13TII HT.
una.
S KTerythlng Electrical for the Home
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
Urine us jour diamonds U you want to
realize the highest posalbla price for them.
No matter what others toll you they are
worth, get our price before you sell.
We pay $8.00 td $1.00,00 for each diamond
more than other pay,
See us and be convinced
We buy any size, fchapo r color
I'nwn tickets frr diamond boueht
KELI-V & CO., iCAXI, 032 CHESTNUT ST.
Thona Walnut 7344 nlt 21-22.
Prlrwte offlee liti floor, over Child' Best.
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
OUR MANT YEAIta Of KXPEntENrn
ft OUK HONKBT A REMABLE M!3JtOD8
IS TOUR QUAKANTEE."apfe,iion(la
needed at once to All gs&SRhtrZli sizes, H
to to carats: will pasTrom $10 to 12500
each (cash). We must have them and by spII
Inn our diamonds to us YOU wu,b AT
LEAST SAVE 10 to 40 PER CENT. Don't
sacrifice your diamonds, aa the present con
ditions make us pay hlrher prices. Estates
bought. Est. 10 years (Private) phono Wal.
71 4H, Also old told, -silver, platinum bouiht.
The Diamond Shop ?'&
Barney, Fall Opening
SPECIAL RAltOAINS
In Men's and Dots'
Up-to-Dste Clothlnc
at th. old price.
Call and Look Us Over.
Barney L. PolfaSft
Men's Hats Cleaned"
llloclied and pot lo 7ftr
latest Stjle
I Hilten' Hats (Manned and
Ulocked neasonable.
No Parrel Post
CHAS. CARPEN
l!Jt nibert St.. Pblls. .
CLOTHING
Washed Mhlle In 10 Minutes
WITHOUT RUBBING
N.rr Tablet ("- Wi-f Ubrtr,
Jiii.Fonn. miTTON a ooodwin
CM Ho. ?(Hh St.. Phlla.. Pa. AsWts . wantej.
Buy Pirect from Manufacturer
Rcadr-to-Mmr Misses' Ladles'
COATS AND SUITS "
Also Bults tt Coat. Mads to Order
AT A IIIO BAVlNfl
A. MARKMAN ? vinut st.
Elevator Bervto
S000 STRONG MEN WANTED
i me ciriToi. depabtmenx stoke
417 MAHKKT HT.
To Wear Onr 8TKONO WORK RnOES
pggiW.85 5 $7.00 Value
MAIL OBnKltH aTH,T,En
PAINT
Heavy
Inilde and Outilde
Oua ran teed to cover
raint.
$20 Gal. Sf.'JJ: Qt0" wwu ai
Wflnlnrs Buy 'from- the Manufacturer
8TZWAr. m ffQBTH UXK ST, V
ftliongoo,. tl. rty-five jears old, wife ;-:7 JJ, l",,, n r ",7 r,Tl ' chapVl of Andrew J I.alr Hon. Arch and
of Charles Shongood. Cnlted States ft .,':' Tl,tif. "? n Hot"?, tii 7.1 For 1 1"'' ' .!" "''J:.,
auctioneer for the southern district of ssie by druggists supplied by smith. Kline ,. .-"VAiTS". .1.1 H ' "S'Ii,,'i.10m;j!
New Yoik was attacked and sncrcl, I rrcncl, i- iiooij. Sito-o.. 'JrlSX'l&U'oSVfurrv VouS I 'no' AtV
bentcri win In Ih.,1 nt lini. lmmn 'l'l, 119 N. Third St.. lumilell. ,. .1. K of 0 nui.ion No. B. A O . I Phi..
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Miller's
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LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY,
PARCEL TOST
HF.11K is rnuop
Koop Mthtnln, ll.ir Hnefr '," LVv.nfrnm', r. ,C- nrSS.2.,n.V
The bei.t Hair Tonic on the n,'l1',,!JS,"lv'n ,rom ,3J U I'0UI,n "l Up
market. I'reent dindruff nnd I ,,,,, ," v.,... . .,., , . ,. ,..
I .la hair from falllnir nut. II .."V?'.1 -N'.".. 4 1S.A1 I.I.IA V. widow of
mle lh hnlr nrow Ah.nlule. I
EDUCATIONAL
llolli Heiea
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Our graduates are In constant demand for
lood-paylnit positions. llrem Shorthand,
the easy, sreedy p)stem, Complete business
and secretarial louraes. Day and Nliht
i:iassea. Intnoslie training Hnrnlt
anytime Coll or write for full
.r.l...li'1r'..1Pl'..nu,0ltue-
I'lIII.A. lll'SIM'.SS Cfll.I.I'.OB
and Collere of Commerce
"117 I Itestnnt t.. I'hllndetohU I
r,lM i i . 71
Philadelphia TurnKCmeinde
Ifchool ooened Seoteml-, ?ll, n."....
I Sulinmlnn, Drawing nnd Nopdleworlc to chll-
dren 7 to IS enrs for J7 per jar. Knroll
now Tooklt Jlroac) und Columbia Ae,
K.MILIK KniDKR NOHRI1 SCHOOL OF
' r.Xl'BESHION AND NTAIli: AltV
iTtl uh..inV,. T,1' .O,orj ''"? ''"
t714 Chestnut Street Hpruee 34M
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WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY
CIIAMUBRS INSTITUTE Fall clns.es form
tng Men and Women pplv a04ft Arch.
i Private Lessons .H'i?""'''., 'jnuues.
i ....... ... ...,.-. i, i, ,i .-., in.inrv
mish wiliiman an Hnce wt locust 4no
DeVO(l Manor ,n ln.'!ln "nt.. Co1- ""
.7 , ... Vocstlotnl Work, Don.
Arts, becretarls." Social .Scl . Art. Music,
Edith Samsoj. Prln.. Uoi ltd. Daren. Po.
Beatijs
.XtK Nov. 5, at 1008 Ml trmm vt .
JOHN A ANCK aRrd 74 ItelatUc ami
frlunda lnvlud lo atrvlta. Mon l a in
at tlie Oliver II. Hair UuUillnv. 1VJU .hot
nut st Inr private
ANDREWS. .Nov 3, MARIA, DeHAVKN
to, services, Hat 1 p. rn . at resldenco of
brotherin-Iav. John DoHavcn. 400 WnuiliHwn
irSo-.Cm"yBKi1odi,i.N,J ,nt "rlw"'-
UAILEY. ANNA W.. widow of Edward
nal!e. Relntlics and friends Invited to fu
neral services, 3pm, Second-day, Eleventh
Xionth I0th. corner King and llaJley sts ,
Pottetoiin. Pa Int. private.
IlOWER At Torresdale, I'd Nov. tl,
OEOHDH It., son of late Henry and Lucre
tla Elliott Bower. Imerul services All
hints' Church, Torresdale Sat.. ;l:10 p. in.
Conveyances will mtet train lediluff llroad
St Station 2:L'7. Int. private.
BUHitOlVS.-Nov. 4 CHARLES II aon.
of Anna E. and Charles II Iturrous. Rela
tives and friends. 41M Dist. Police. Protection
Lodce, No. 1MJ. I O. O. F., Philadelphia
Lodge. No. 64. L. O O. XI . and West Phlla.
Protestant Club, Invited to service, Sat.,
2 30 p m, parent's residence, 5114 'Ihomp
son st Int Westminster Cem Friends may
call Frl eve.
CARTY Nov. 0. CLIFFORD, son of
Herbert A. nnd Eleanor Cartj. ased 3 eurs.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral,
bat.. 2 p. in., 2143 S Milllck at. Int. Fern
wood Cem Remains may bo viewed Frl ,
8 to 10 p. m
CIIOI.ISTER. Nov. 4. CHARLES II
CHOLISTER. ased 75. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services. Sun., 2
p. m residence of brother-in-law, Samuel
M Lew alien, 1038 N. 21th St., Camden,
N. J Int. Colestown Cem. Remains may bo
Viewed Sat.
C ILLS Nov. 5, RICHARD S, husband
of late Elizabeth Ratlz CJIls. acrd (111 Rela
tives and friends, William C. Hamilton
touee. J.0 000, F. nnd A M . Tristram II.
Freeman II A. C, No. 243. Invited to fu-
ner.ll senlLps. Him . J n. ,n . son's r.l.
dence. Eduard C ("ills, 017 Gesner st . ,
West Phlla Int. Arlington Cem. Remains!'
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f'llllKKCT ENGLISH ulao IV.nrh nn.... nn;i ixninanne u .iler? tnee wnucnsro".
' ,".....' V'":!; . '."."V't. ..r"V!.'ecl It! He allies and friends. SundaV
Nord s,r 'Phone Pjy", "" fnXd 'kSi.'.
' ' r I parents' residence 14U1 N I'Rth er Inr I
Vfinnv IT.ni.n an. 11. f. nrknl. Vnrrhvnwl f-.tn T
may t- iieweu Ha' , t 10 p m i .,..,, ,ir,u. ., . nn. ptivaio. vaKviue t-era.
LIPOLLO Nov 5. LOUIS I IPOl.LO, eon C1t,,5;VorV, 'i- - .....r,,.,.
of Felix Cinollo nued 13 Relatlies and , ,S,VVi L.nT, ,-ii , "' C'7"'1!1?' r,w '
'friends Iniited to funernl Mon. n a in. "f William If "editlev Sr . aged 3 Rela
from M fnihr'g r..M.n,. Hii p,.,vi,iii, (lies and filends invited to funeral. Sat
aie solemn hlmi mass of renulem at st
Mnrv Maciifllpnn Chnrrh ul 111 n m In
f Hoh Cross (.'em
coits. Nov. . PAtrr.TV:. wifA nf Wil
liam T. Colt and daughter of Charles W,
and Elizabeth Krctschner, aged "7 Itela-
flt.sai nli1 f flonrtu IrtifltArl In fiiruie'ri t lan lia.
J Frl.. On m 5047 V S-flnhnrii st. Inr'
conenlence of family. Hillside tm.
OUNLIFFE. Nov. 4, ANNA, wife of
George D. Ounllfte, ItelatUes and friends
Invited to funeral, bat. H'.Sq n. m. -."-4
Human at., WlnsahlcHon Ilequleiu maua
St, John the UapUiU Church IV a. m Int,
Old Cathedral Cem Auto funeral Remains
may be viewed Frl, ee.
iai,u:tt - Nov d. ciiAm.ns uai-
LKTT. aged 4S. Relatives and friends In
vited to seriet Sat 10.30 a. m . 1014 H,
Farrnffiit terrace Int private
DRVCNNY - Nov 1 MAltU VR12T .,
wlte of Cnarlea F Devenny and daughter
of Thomas and Margaret Del lard. Ilela
thes and friends Invited to funeral, Sat
6:30 a, m,, 3181 Memphis st. bolema re
quiem muss Church of Nativity iu a, m,
Int Hol Bepulchre Cem
DUVINK Nov 7 KIC'IIAUI) IiKVINn,
asred 70. Duo notice of the funeral will be
Kln from 31 N 34th t
DBWEE3. Nov 5 i'llARMIS, sou of
Charles and late Kmma Uewrep, aged SI,
Relatives and friemli employes Heading
Transit and Llglu Co Anialgamatetl Asho.
S and K. K I;, of A . Invited to funeral,
Sat., I! p. m . father's ret Id once, b04o Hldga
ave.. Uoxborough, Ta. Int Jtoxborough Pres,
Burial Qroanda. Friends may call Frl., 7 to
8 p. in.
OINSMOIIE. Suddenly Nov. 8. at Oer
mantovvn Hospital. THOMAS HUailEB,
youngest son of Archibald A. and msle W.
Dlnsmcre, aged a years 1 1 months, 2ft
da, Bervlces at home of parents. 412 W.
Chelten ave.. Germantown, 4 p. m Thurs.,
0th Inst. HurJal Stroudsburg Frl afternoon
BAnNHST. Nov 4. WASHINGTON
EAIINKST, aged 84, Funeral noon. Sat,.
Methodist Episcopal Church, Denntsvllle,
uape ;.ray county, n. j
ELLIS. Nov. 0.' JENNIE O.. widow of I
w. Roland Ellis, need 48 Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral, brother's resi
dence, Morton Yerkes. Buckingham, Pa..
Sun., 2 p. m Autos will meet tro!les at
Doylestown between 12 and l:3o p. m. Int,
Doylestown Cem.
EU8TACE. Nov. 3, LUKH i,, son .if
late Luke and Annie Kustaco. Relatives and
friends, St. Anthony's TAB. Society, In
vited to funeral. Sat , 8:30 a, m., 2S33
Annln st Solemn high mass of requiem.
St. Anthony's Church, 10 a. m. Int, Holy
Cross Cem Auto service.
FENDIU8 Nov, 8. I.OU1SA. widow of
Henry Fendlus (nee Feldmann) aired 7
Relatives and friends members of Arrhcon
fraternlty of the Holv Tamllv of St Peter'a
Church, invited to funeral. Mon., 0 a m ,
B64 N. 5th it. Solemn reouleni mass St.
Peter's Church ID n in Int Most Holy
Redeemr Cem Auto service
, FIT-KJERALD. Nov. 1. FRANCES J.,
dauirhter of Frances and late Edwin Fitz
gerald ased 22, Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral. Sat . 2.30 p. m.. mother's
residence. 2455 Ingsrsoll st. Int. West Lau
rel Hill Cem. Remains may be viewed Frl.,
. GALLAGHER. Nov. 4 ORACE 1 GAL
LAGHER daughter of late Anthony and El
len Gallagher Relatives and friends alst
St. Charles's B. V, Sodality. League of
thu Sacred Heart. Holv Rosary ana Altar
Society and cmployea Murphy Bros., Invited
to funeral, Sat., H,30 a. m 2241 Federal st
solemn requiem nmsa St Charles' Churco
10 a. m Int Holy Cross Cem Autc
service
OAVIN. Nov. B. JOHN J. GAVIN, son
nf Anna M. and late John J. Gavin, need
20. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
Mon., 8 a. m.. mother's residence, 1033
Hoffman st. Requiem mass St. Thomas's
Church 0:30 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem,
Auto service.
GOODMAN. Nov. C. BENEDICT S . hua.
band of Rika, Goodman, aged 02 Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral services. Sun.,
2 P. m.. 2132 N. Gratj st. Int. private!
Rodef Shalom Cem Harrlsburg. Ta., and
New Haven, Conn,, papers copy.
GORMAN. Nov. 4, WILLIAM. C hus
band of lata Susan M. Oormsn (neo Mc
Feeley) Relatives and frlenda. employes
U. S. Mint: Jefferson'Club, 15th ward. In
vited to funeral. Sat.. 8 30 a. m.. 225T N.
Chadwlck st. Solemn requiem mass Our'
Lady of Mercy Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy
Cross Cem. Auto funeral.
GHAFIGNA. Nov a. at loll) Greenwich
sr.. ROSA, dauahter of Christina and the
late Salvador Romano Announcement of
funeral Inter.
GRIMES. Nov. C THOMAS, husband of
Hannah Grimes. Relatives and friends,
Court West Philadelphia F of A.: T. A, B
8ociety St. Gregory's Churchs Veterans of
the P. It. R.: Southwark Council, No. 4,
A. O, s. E., Invited to funeral. Sat., 8 a. m..
5140 Thompson st, Solemn requiem mm
St. Gregory's Church 8:30 a. in. Int. prl
vate. HAaLER. Kov. 0. CHARLES, husband
of Mary Hairier. Due notice or funeral will
be given from 1834 E. Madison st
HENRY. Suddenly. Nov 4. FJIANCIS T.,
in of James A. and Haran it. mnry ano
grandson of late. John and .Sarah McGln
nis. aged 23. Relatives snd friends em
ploys. Surpass Leather Works: Hibernian
a. yi.1 niiiDiNr. vticnu owvta. -.u, ytvurv
io runersi, nat. D'au a, in., parents resi
dene 623 W. Westmoreland st. Solemn rs-
?ulsm mass St. Veronica's Church 10 a. m
nt. Holv Penulchre Cem.
jiur-vitiiKii. -suddenly, cov. o, aniun
L.. son of lata Anton and Teresa Hofmeler.
aged 48. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral. Andalusia, Rucks county. Pa Sat,,
ft a. m, Mass st, Dominic's Church 10 a,
m. Int. St Dominic's Cem
. HOLMES. Nov. 5. EDWIN, husband of
Mary E. Pennlason Holmes, of 53 E, Col-
llnra IV... Cnlllna-Burnnri N. J. Due. nnlL.,
of funeral will h aiven from Martin Evnw1'
& Bon, 2800 Diuuoni st.
UI14TII.S
UntTSTOW Mn tl IAIIV A mtMaw itf
Hnhrrt tt. )Iouton. Dun notice 'of funeral
i"K'n.u'1 ". "". llUlllf..nn friend! in-
Lodfft NO Rl 1. O f) .. llnlv Varna
Rocletv of Aacenalon Church. emnlov. of
Prosresa Section Iairue laland Navv Yard
Invited to funeral, Hat . 8.30 u m., realdenc
I of narenla. 842 N KId at Soiemr, hUh
rnaKf of requiem Aaeenalon Church 10 a m
Inl IJolv Semilchr. Cein
t.RVICK. At Ventnor. N'. J liav 4.
KATIIUIIIN'R WICKKIISHAM. dauithter of
, lute nichard nnd Martha A. Levlck Fu
' neral erv)... and Int private
I UIN'CI Nov tl. ANNA MATILDA, widow,
I pf William 11 Ionu, a-d 7 Itelallves Hnd
I frlenda Invited to aervlre, Mon.. 2 n m ,
t:u'3 Hlttier at int IVrnwood Cent Krlenda
timi raM Sun ee
I.UIIBn. Nov B HIIM.IAN J , huaband
of Ilebecc.t t.uher u-ed 4rt r.elatlvea and
frlen.ll, Ahn1i.a Tnt.Am ttAr.nflntal mi In.
vlled to funeral. Krl . to a m . t.08 N. f.Jth
at. Int. Hnr Nebo tfer:.
JteCrl.lOlKlll Sudden!, Nol. S
PAHAII lrtov. of .Michael JIct'ulloUBh
Ilelatlves and friend" milled to funeral
sen Ices, Sun L' p m , parlora uf Thomas
r UroR-an. s : cor Stth and Vine ls.,
W Phl.a lot llarlelgh Com . Camden. N
J. Autc service
SICI'IIIU.II'H NM tt. CMZAHBTII.
dauirhter of Hugh and late Elizabeth lie
Phillips Ilelatlves and friends II V. M
Hodalltv of the Cathedral Court Isaholle,
No. 120. D.lUKhtera of Issbelle. Dti No 34.
L. A. A O jl , Invited to funeral, benther's
resident e. Dr James J Mcl'htlllps, a 1 1(1 Vine
;t Solemn reiiulem mass at the Catlndrat
J" ? ,m Jj F'4"1 9'.- AV"
funeral
Itemalna may b lew Sun, tnjtter
H n Tn
MKl'ONNVIIEY. - At Florncn N. J
Nov. 4, JOHN HOWA11I). liuhun.i of Mar
rnirrt Meconn.ihfv and son at lat Jontpli
and Kllzdbtli Meconnfthe. npUtlee and
"i iimtcil i" iuiiti I. rpaiiit-ne-p. aa PL.
"h'l Houlel.ird, Plorence. Sat., 'i p. m. Int.
Odd Kellow.. Cent,. Uurllnirton.
MEHCBH. i:ioicnth Month Cth. at hr
home. Oaks Penna . EMMA I. . widow of
Henry Mercer Funeral services nt her home,
Liewnlh .Month Mli. at .' 30 p. m. Int
at Hchuylklll Friends Meetlnr. near Phoo
n Vlllle P Cnine.tnces will meet train ai
Oaks leaMnB Ilrnad St. Station at 1:0? p. m.
MEJtZ Nov 4. CAUL W . son of Alfred
FHEDA fnee Strobell
ivl.fp ' "enry Xletz. kkc Hfl r.elallves and
i friends also t'onirreitatlon of Erloeser
'liiinli, muted to services Run .1 p m
,i Erloeser Church. XInscher and Tioga sts
iiema'ns irav he rlewcd nt 33no E st from
11 a nt to 2 30 p m Int nrilate llreen.
mount i'piii. Auto service
MYERS Nov S CALVIN II hushand
of late Louisa Mvern tnt Wlltlstitnl tnlo.
i tlies and friends all societies of which he
n nieinDer. invueo to luneral. Hat . 2
I m 1318 B Eyre st Int. private, North
Cedar Hill Com Friends may call Frl . 8
p. tn
NEELY On Nov r,. IMS). MARTHA J.,
wire of Alexander Neely. Relatives and
friends Invited to funetal services, on Sat
urdaj at 2 p m , at late residence, Crest
mont and Trcmont nies , Crestmont. Pa.
Int nrlvate
POWERS Nov I. JULIA A., widow of
James H Powers nued SI Relatlies and
friends Invited to funeral, Sun . 1.30 p. m..
son's tesldence. Georce W Powers 2tUh
and Maciilno lune. Int, Trinity Lutheran
Cem
PRI'.HLi: Vol. 4 MVHOAHET widow
of James E Preb'e (nee O'Brien). Relatlies
and friends Invited to funeral. Sit 7:30
n tn 1H20 N Judson at Requiem lilh
mnsB St Elizabeth's Church 9 a, in. Int.
pr'Mit- nt Old Cnthedrnl Cem
..POWERS Nov 5. ANNIE if widow
of John II Powers, afted 71 Relatlies
and Irtnds, ulso Muranauua Council No.
33, Uetrren of Pocahontas. I. O R M , In
ilted to funernl, Sat . 2:30 p m . from
residemo of J W. Vlckers, 2728 Rldee ave.
Int at American Mechanics Cem.
ROCKHILL Nov. 4, ELWOOL, husband
of RelVmta W. Rockhlll aged 70 Relatives
and friend- luilteil to funeral sen Ices, Sat.,
2 p in , son-in-law's residence, Fred W.
Endirott. Slarl on. N J. Int. Colestown
Cem
SCIIILLINOER Nov. B, SOPHIA widow
of Mllliam Si'hilllnKer aced 75 Relatlies
and friends Invited to funeral. Mon , 1 30
p m resident e of son-in-law. Dr. .1 L
W Reenter 1 SO N Broad st lui. private
hCHO'CCK Nov 4, EMMA MT dauirhter
of Marwaret and late John Sihoeck Rela
tlies and friends Invited to funeral. Sat,
7 30 a in . 2131 N, 20th st Hlih mui
t hurch of Most Precious niood 0 a. m. Int.
Pottsvllle, Pa. Auto sen Ice
t( HWART.. On Nov. 3. EFFIE E . wife
of Albert Schwartz. Funeral servl, en lert
' " "' "l residence of son-in-law. Rnllln
owperthwalte 12r Avondale aie., Had
1 '-. n. m. UI N- 3?'h ' Camden. .V. .1. Int
Arllncton Cum I'rlenrts may cill Trl.,
10 i v m
. NLKBUBTl N'ov 4. at 1021 Wilt St.,
IDA 13, wife of John II. SIeder. Rela
tlrs nnd friends, Washington Camp, No
li'll P O nf A Invited to funeral serv
ice kit , 2 p. m.. parlors of IVedrrlck
Mimn, Jr , 10th st. below Montgomery ave.
Int. private. Remains may Ix, viewed Frl..
after 7 p. m.
SMITH. SudJenK. Nov 5 ADAMAN O .
husband of lulsa J Hmlth, ned 73 IlHa.
tle and frlenrlj, Montgomery rd(re, No.
10, V. nnd A. it , Oriental Chapter. NV 183.
R A C : Cnrlnthtim Chnsieur Commdnderv
No M, K. T. . I.u I.U Temple. A, A. O. N.
M. H and members of St Luke's Lutheran
Church. Imltet to funeral serlces. Mon ,
3 p. m npts Kirk and Nice. 11301 German
town ae fiermnntown. Int private.
Friends may mil Sun . s to 10 p m
hMYTIL Nn 11 MMtYJ wife of Clark
R .Smith, nged H3 Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Mon 2 30 n m . (122
12. Vftrk ave , Pensauken, V J Int private,
Arlington Cim . Camden N J Train leaves
Market st ferry I .10 p m Friends may
call Sun . R to n 3D p m
hOOY Nov MARY J wife nf Richard
Boos, aced no Relatives and friends. In
vited to funeral serires Sun , 1 p. in resi
lience nf nnn-ln-luv, Isaac Wilev. 7120 Ed
mund st Taicii Further services In Till
Ivtown Haptlst Church 3 p m Int adjoin
Itur rem RemalnH ma he ieued Sat. ce.
STHEN Nov 0 JAMhS, grandson of
late David and Mary Steen, aced 10, Rela
tives and frlendsi Troop No 28. Roy .Scouts
of meilca. Invited to funeral services.
Mon . 2 p m.. grandparents' residence. 240
N. Howard st. Int private Greenmount
Cem
R.TRASSER Nov. 4 KATC. wife of Wll
Ham Q. Stiasser (nee Fisher). nred 70 Rela
tHes and friends invited to funeral services,
Frl , 2 p m.. residence of son-in-law, El
mer M Halev, 14.r,7 E Montaomery ave.
Int. North Cedar Hill Cem Friends may
TAYLOR Nov 4, CHARLES FREMONT
caw 'inurs aner a p
TAYLOR, M D. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral service, Sat., 2 p, m.,
1032 N. 131h st. Int private.
THOMPSON. Nov. B. MARTHA, wife of
Robert A. Thompson Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Sat.. 2 p. m . 2556 N.
Slat st Int Mt Peace cm
WALSH Nov 5, M FLORENCE (neo
MAROERUM). wife of William Walsh. Rel
atives and friends Invited to funeral. Mon.,
0.30 a. m 440 HlKh Bt . Oermantnwn. Sol
omn mass of requiem Immaculate Concep
tion Church II a m.
WERMUTH Nov B, TRANCIS J , son
of John and Anna Wermuth (nee Lennon),
area a iveiatives ana menas, iioiy name
Society of St Veronica's Church, court
Glenwood, No. 101 F of A members Glen
Social, emploses Fletcher Works, Invited to
funeral, Mon . R 30 a m parents' resi
dence. 23(1 W. Glenwood ae Solemn mass
of requiem Pt. Veronica's Church lo a. m.
Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.
WILDE Nov 4 MARY L" wife of
Frank Wilde ond daughter of Bridget and
late Archibald Chalmers Relatives and
frlendt Invited to funeral services. Sat., 2
p m 1234 N nurns st (1,1th and Thomp
son sts.) Int Fermvnod Cem. Rcmnlni
rr.sv be viewed F"! eve
WILLAFER Nov II WILLIAM E.
WILLAUER nephew of late John W. and
Sarah R. Wlllauer. Relatives and friends.
Washington l,odge. No. 50, F and A. M.:
Harmony It. A. Chapter, No 52, Mary Com
mandery. No. 30. K T : Phlla Conslstorv,
32d degree; Lu Lu Temple, A A O. N. M.
S.; Clncinnatus Ixldge. No. 20iJ. I O O F. .
Pontaxet Tribe, No. 145, I. O It M ; Rich
mopd Branch, Y M. C A Relief Asso. and
employes P. and R. Rwy , invited to fu
neral services. Sun , 1 p m.. 1003 E. Cam
bria st Int private, North Cedar Hill Cem
Friends may ,lew remains Sat . 8 to 10
p. in
WINKLER Nov 4. FLORENCE JO
SEPHINE, wife of Eduard Winkler. Rela
tives nnd friends Invited to funeral, Sat .
R a m 423H Oeden st Requiem mass Our
Mother of Sorrows' Church 0am Int.
private Friends may call Frl eve
WINSHIP On Nov fi EMELINB WIN
SHIP (nee North-Lamb), residence, . B43R
Whitby ave Friends mav cull Sat . 10 30
to 1130 a in services Int private
WOERNER Nov, 4. J FREDERICK,
husband of Crlscllla Woerner (nee Welst),
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral serv
ices Sat . 3 p m,, SO0 Loney st , Fo
Chase. Phlla Int Lawnview Cem. Omit
flowers.
WUIISTER Nov 0, EMMA A. WUR
STER (nee Marshall), wife of Henry A.
Wurster Relatives and friends invited to
funeral services, Mon . 2 P. m , husband's
residence. 2313 S 22d st. Int Fernwood
Cem. Friends may call Sun . 8 to 10 p. m
YOUNO At Henryville. Pa Nov. 4,
SOPHIA E If., widow of Philip Young (net
Hutnacher Relatives and frlenda Invited to
funeral services. Sat . 2 p. m., sister's
residence. 3220 Aramlngo ave. Int, private,
Oakland Cem. Remains may be viewed Frl.
after 7 P. m. Stroudsburg and Reading
papers copy,
ZIMLICK Nov 4. AUGUSTA, widow of
Henry J. Zlmllck, 5000 areene st Oer
mantown. Solemn mass of requiem. Sat.,
0 a, m., St. Vincent d Paul Church. Int.
Calvary Cem,. St. Louis Mo. Friends may
view remains Frl., 7 to 10 p. rn.
trnKltTAKHH
. M h'T? -Vn.. .,
jQrfltJYLERS
I.f&l'LJ"' BROAD XWb I
Wt-x flfflMWHIlJ.
NOVEMBER 7, 1919
PERSONALS
H.li nnr person knowing of the where
abouta of Thomas Kltislmmons and Mat
thew Pearce. or the heirs, devisees or
alienees of either, communicate with Charles
Kahy, 410 fifth at . N W . Waahlnuton.n C.
LOST AND FOUND
HAG Lost Not 6. tan colored Gladstone
bair. on flowen are . 5ft. Aln , between
Itoer and Devon ate . ubout f t m Iteturn
to 74ZD Devon at., tit. Alr Iteward
CtiU's Ijobi. - cows, btarini.- tar mark of
"It" on hide, straved from .Tones Inn
Liberal reward H Harris, ltlO'J S Ith st
liNVKIXJPi: Iist, lirre enielope. contain
Inn L' bonds and deeds and lot In laurel
lllll Cemetery, about 1S:30 p m . Thurs.
tin, In elrhth floor ladles uAltlni: room,
Wanamaker's Please ccmmunlcato with J.
K C . locust 0414.
HANDBAG Lost. Nut T.. at St Paul's
Parish Hoiirie. Chestnut aie . chestnut
Hill, ladles' bflk handbax. containing eold
iatch marked C P It irold ihrtln and
loewei i.ioerai rewarn ir returnee! tu l,i
I'etiner. reeneini Amis, ai Allen Ian
Ml IT I)st, black unjt murf, on i.tmvtier.aijj m ior appoiniment.
Hlnhuay, Wednesday between Lnimhorne
mid Philadelphia, suitable
eward. Hobe-
aon. Pennlnitton N. J.
HELF WANTED FEMALE
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.... AND OPnrtATlNO
APPLY HUnRAU OI' KMPLOTMENT
AVANAMAKEIl'S
WAiTrinssus
tVIIITH
FOn T13A HOOf
APPI.r HUHKAtr OK KMIT.OTMENT
WANA.MAKnil'H
WAITKKHHKS Wanted, colored uallreises
In prtvato loirdlng school Apply In
person Itnncroft Hehool. Itaddirfleld. N J.
WAITHESS and cliambermald. colored: good
,,!Vfe? ,$?J?lr 'olieu'ekeeper. Jefferson
Hospital 10th and Hansom
WAITHKHS , Applj Mrs A T. Slade,
wynnevenod. Pa . or Phone Ardmore t!3l.
WOl'AN Catholic to take full cliarue of
houso In suburbs and .' children: smstl
iHimiy. , FrnHni: irooo nome ror me right
Aarty Phone Tlooa ?d('.o htt,an to Bn
TX
AN nf dlwlty and education, with
PA., business .itwrLnpA' .,.... ....I..
lilBhift hours. Apply ",07 Denckla Hulld.
Ing hetvcfen 1 '?0 to 4 P. tn.
WOMAN for housework
1413 N 2d st.
who can cook.
WOMEN
FOR WRAPPINO
EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY
APPLY HUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
,. WOMEN
FOR CLEANING
. DAT AND NIGHT SHIFT
APPLY HUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
WOMEN
AS.i'.f;FT..wniTKHa' O0r PENMEN
APPLY lirREAH OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
YOUNG GIRLS IN PACKING DEPART.
MENT DRIED FRUIT IllCsiNEPSAP.
,.i run VVV7ft.lv. iao IS. KUONT ST.
r0.FNOWPMAN: usled for outdoor posl
Hon that requires eood address, tact and
rers.vnnllty l .110 Ledger Office"
YOUNG WOMEN
we nwumn young women
l"OR VARIOUS DEPAJITMBNTS
EXPERIENCE NOT NT.CES3AIIT
APPLY EJrPLOYJIENT RUTIEAU
LIT BROS.
YOUNG WOMEN
AS CASHIERS AND INSPECTORS
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
HELP WANTED KALE
AUTO BODY anil wood worker", wanted to
work on watons also. Beheld Bros . 1703
Jackson et. '
NEW YORK SHIPBUILDING CORP.
NORTH YARD
CAMDEN. N. 3.
BOILERMAKERS '. :
Flratilass mechanics
- , . . HOLTERS
Good, hujky Americans who want to learn
shipyard trades
FLANGE TURNER
Eicertenced hand and mtchlns
, LABORERS
Stsady work; standard shipyard rt
Apply at the North Yard Employ
ment Department. Camden, or to
Mr. Bhenkle, Stats Employment. "
Bureau, 1521 Arch at., Philadelphia.
NEW YORK SHIPBUILDING CORP.
NORTH TARD
CAMDEN. N. J.
BOY Large steamship co wants bright,
active boy for office work; must bo over
i;. i, or . vearo niKn scnooi education pre
I ferred: (rood opportunity lenrn attractive,
remunerative business. Apply Mr, Turnbull.
I 211 Bourse.
BOY wanted for general work In large office;
excellent opportunity for advancement.
Apply eighth flcwr American Stores Co..
4th and Noble sts
BOY wanted, real estate office. Apply 601
V 40lh st
BOYS
14 TO 1(1 YEARS OF AGE
GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR
P.RIGHT, ACTIVE BOYS
ArPLY CADET HEADQUARTERS
EIGHTH FLOOR
WANAMAKER'S
BUSIIELMEN
ON MEN'S CLOTHING
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
CABINETMAKERS
EXPERIENCED
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WA-NAMAKER'S
CARPENTERS WANTED! GOOD WAOE8,
STEADY WORK. APPLT JAS. KRICK.
SON. SUPT.. 11RANN STEWARD CO.,
FRANKFORD AVE. AND BUTLER ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
I CARPENTERS. 25 wanted; union rate: 11
i hpurs for 10 hours' work. Apply after 8
a. m. to Mr. Dougherty, Empire Engineering
Co. Inc., 2218 Chestnut st.
CARPENTERS First-class men wanted for
work In Wilmington; SOc per hour. Apply
with tools, J A. Under t Co.. 023 Market
st . Wllmlnirton Del
CAItPENTERS Concrete form carpentsrs;
overtime Job. The Austin Co,. State road
and Hellerman st . Tacnnv.
CLERK rublln Ledger Co desires a clerk
for accounting department: must have a,
high school education and be able to qualify
for a bookkeeper Ask for Mr Wlest. Oth
and Chestnut sts
CLERK Young man. not over 10 yearn,
who can operate tjpewrlter In office of Iron
and steel: excellent opportunity for advance-
ment: reference. Apply C B33. Ledger Off.
DRAFTSMEN
Men who are experienced In th
design and laout of factorv
buildings, design and layout of
power plants design of heating
and ventilating systems or gen
eral mechanical drafting. A
permanent position, an oppor
tunity worthy of Investigation.
FACTORY OFFICE EJfPLOYMENT
DEARTMENT.
THE GOODYEAR TIRE fc RUBBER CO,
DRAFTSMEN. 8 HIGH CLASS. EXPERI.
bni:bu, MBUHANIUAL. IN LARGE!
YORK
DOLL REPAIRMAN
WE REQUIRE AN EXPERIENCED DOLL
REPAIRMAN: GOOD SALARY. APPLY
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, LIT BROS.
MS
gELP. -WANTED MAXJB-.
DRAFTSMAN familiar .tv. Al.,.t.. .
puts, switches, transformers. to. nnl
.? Ji'f?." 'oenglneerlnr department, Ed, O.'
Iludd Mfir. Co., 25th and Huntlnr Park a.Ve
n.FT5MI?N wanted. MperlencnJ, on bufld.
Ine eonstruotlon worlt. Apply at onao.
Turner Construction Co.. 1713 Sansorn Vt,
D1irl!?MlCN , ,nd ,'ners on .tructurai
ELEVATOR OPERATORS
JS??... nnQlTIRBJ LICENSED ELEVATOR
81Su?8i,ito,5r,au,"muaw!
FUKNITURn FINISHERS, nXPERIENCED
.kxui ij;iAU Kit' KfllI'LaJIMBNT
WANAMAIOSR'6
HARDWARE WAREHOUSE FOREMAN
Must be experienced In general
hardware warehousing; excep
tional opportunity for th right
man. M 010. Ledger Office.
.- - HOO ISLAND SHIPYARD
WANTS
SHIP JOINERS
'BIUCKLAYERS
Must b familiar with conduit work.
,' LABORERS
PASSER BOYS
Must be over 18 year, and furnish
proof of w
Plenty of work ana good '
working conditions $
ft
APrLT ,J.
Mr. Sbattuck". Offlos
1B21 Arch t.. '.
OR YssW
Employment Office f-M
Hor Island if i VJ
f
' H0SIETIY, nELPER WAED 5n "s
on flat rib machines S
. , Fin. chance ii
to learn something new 11
Good pay
WALLACE WILSON- HOSIERY CO. 7
Orchard et. below Unity, Frankford f.
HOUSEWORK Japanese or colored men
and wife or 2 Japanese men for gentle
man's country house, near large town: 3 In
family; state references and wages, p. o.
Box a. West Chester. Pa
IJBORERS wanted, white and colored; goo
Ap'nl?mB"1l.a?foKper' Co" Swdslani P.,
LAUNDRY
MARKER AND SORTER
.,. COLLAR STARCHER
MARKET RTREET LAUNDRY
1308 FILBERT STREET
LAUNDRY
HELPER IN WASHROOM
MARKET STREET LAUNDRY
1308 FILBERT ST
MACHINISTS BOILERMAKERS AND CAn
REPAIRMEN WANTED BY THE CHESA
PEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD. APPLT
TO J R GOULD. RICHMOND VA If
M BROWN, SHOP SUPERINTENDENT.
HUNTINGDON. W. VA . OR. W P HOB
SON, MAbfER MECHANIC COVIN'GTOnT
MAN TO IXJOK AFTER THE ELEVATOR
SERVICE IN LAJtGE RETAIL ESTAB,
LISHMENT; QUALIFIED TO OVERSEE
FORCE OF MEN AND PRODUCE GOOD
RESULTS. P 310, LEDGER OFFICE.
MAN. live, ambitious, wanted to learn the
.,';nC8 "I Must: salary while learning
J.10-'!,'., standard "ne; well-established firm.
P 300. Ledger Office.
OFFICE ROY. Are Insurance office; goofl op
portunity for one with brains and two:
etato age. salary and experience. P 312,
tiFFICE BOY. 14 to Is years of age: ex
cellent opportunity for advancement. Ad
dross In own handwriting- giving reference
and' salary desired, M 014. Ledger Office.
PACKERS AND WRAPPERS OF
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. CHINA. ETC.
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
PORTERS
.FOR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
HOOFERS. Ayply Warren-Ehret Co.. 38tb
and Gray's Ferry ave.
SALESMAN Wanted, an experienced paint.
also vsrnlsh traveling salesman! no other
need applyj state axe. experience.' territory
31809.-TJedgTr OflcV """ ""T
IF YOU ARE TIRED OF MOVING
AROUND FROM ONE JOB TO ANOTHER
LOSING TIME AND MONEY
OOODTHAR
OFFERS TOU PERMANENT WORK TUB
YEAR ROUND. EXCELLENT WORKTNTJ
CONDITIONS AND A CHANCE TO BARN
RATES IN ACCORDANCE WITH YOUR
ABILITY.
ALI-AROUND MACHINISTS
BORINO MILL
BENCH AND FLOOR
LAItaU IATHB
GENERAL REPAmitAN
BLAClCSMTrnS
CARPENTERS
SHEET METAL WORKERS
Apply tn person or write at once to
FACTORY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE!
THE GOODYEAR. TTRIJ ft RUBBER CO.
AKRON OHIO
WANTED
80 UNION LATHERS, tl PER HOUTt
40 UNION PLASTERERS, tl PER HOUR.
APPLY AT JOB LONQ JOB
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