iU i s t V-, EVENING T?U3L1C IiEttGER-PHILABELPHTA, MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1920 GIRLFACES ROBBER, , WHO SHOOTS AT HER 'Daughter of Policeman Bravo as Father, Says Keeper ot oioro in Gloucester. ' n-.urr " fixer- "wftf slorc '" mmcwtcr, m entered ami robbed of ..it Rnturdnv iiliclit. believes Mis-, Qrn 8lm.n would in ko about as S i iiollooniiin as her fiitlicr. ftui Kitnppon. sixteen jenrs old, j MJfc?fr of l'ntrntmiin Albert Hliupsmi. ?""illrk In tlip Van Srlvcr store. She. 5.'. Ac on& our there who., tlio robber Mtrrrd I iiud I''','"""? " 7TO,Ivcr Ul h"''' ffir to "" !' I,rr Iiul'di. . . I'lVl'i iimlei-sliiml ,,hv I didn't d.i Lfw I didn't Intend to et the ii. cet nuny with ovor thine I ffi ftoi) to think: I jUHt ran to the ..Si room and Slabbed a revolver. The u.UmcA me more, but I screamed for f Van Hciier. Tho robber Rot the (nelr register drawer open and took tlio change, then" run." MIsr SimrtHOit gave, her weapon l, the Ktorckoepor mill police were called, but the Intruder win not captured. "I tui'ppcisp If the jslrl liudn't run for n gun iiiHlcud of huldlnc up her hundi iii fcbc wits told the fellow would liuv tuken much more." said Vaii Heller. Shots tired by the. robber lilt the caMi register and the wnll. NEAR DEATH BY GAS Breaking of Tube Endangers Wil liam Conkllh at Shore William Conklln, a l'lilliiilclplilu lni'.lm'st m-iDf it lu the Atlantic City IIonliHtil in u serious condition from ...... tiiilnnliii! ay the result of the ac cidental breaking of a gus tube in bis cottage nt 0."1" Winchester avenue, i PARCEL POST r--,4SWEETAIR" I Ibe Modern Method of Painless Extraction of TEETH "Mrn a RT.F.rt" On to 0 teeth extracted ,"llhnll, It.ln n, ,n .1111 ri mine for "rvolie people n i'l es,-.rit fnll-v- te DR. MOSES S. E. Cor. 7th tr Mnrlfur Sl. 1 arw,.-7it r trtr fif eeemlirn FM.r,le ,vi.vrt:u IH011TS ATLANTIC CITV. N. J." c' j ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. t u. i i AivAmeijicaa Plaa Hotel .., nrtr ii- i nl-1ln II frlij nil .lip (TitH Kin hi bedroom Saturday night. Neigh j0f DisthlCtiOlXarjRoalCorrAfiirt . .. . ., kJuHiint mnpninir lit I, lu I . .. . . l)OrS UrOU-ril .run...... ..."...... u.. ... riHBPROOF UAHISK croiUIS, I01IIXI Him on un- nur mien where lie h'd dragged himself. s capacity goo. Waferr.f.Zuzly IIEITIIH IlllOWK. Jon. 4, MARY PEARL, daugh ter of Harry N. mid Into Iloso M Brown. Ilolativra and friend. Invited to funeral scrv loss. Wed,, 11 a. in., parents' residence. 810 N, rail it. Int. private, Westminster Cetn. CIIESNUTT Jan. a. KATE MAC NICIIOU wife of Frenic L. Chesnutt. Ilela. tlves ana Iriends Invited to funeral, 'rues.. 11 a. m., I0:'() I'ulaakl ne,. Uermantown. Int. private. Kemalna may be vlcul Mon. ee of May and aon nt llnte and late Alexander T. Clastnn Jlelatlvea and frlend, .McClellan ni'.vriis ployea of Luubacli & Joseph. Invited to ierv. Icee. Men.. 8 p m. Uavla II. Schuyler Hide., Uroad end Diamond tie. Int. private at the comenlence of the family IKidlnc and Cataufrfaa pnpera ropy l.riHMAN, Jan. i, ADAI.I.VB Z. widow of Win. 11. Lehman, K"1 Til, lleltltlvea and frlende, membera Heldelbera- Kefnrmcd Church, Invited to funeral aervlcei, Tuce., 1:30 p. ni , aon'a realdence, Charlea );, Leh man. 17;.' N. Taney et. Int. prUate. MdttMAtt Jan i. L'LMKR B on ot I tlvea fctiil frlcndii. Htnr of Ui Union Circle, 1 a AU tl ,. 1 . Il'.l,lnln famn Mn I1KATIIH Council, ho. XT, Jr. O. V. A. M.. IlllUea t8 . au. ,i. a.,' vhlniton CamD. No, funeral frleea. Wed.. 1! ti. in.. 17 AMIKina ,;,, P 0 M 'of A lnvued to Wnoral eorv. iue Haildonfeld, N. J. lnlt Arllneton Ccm. c, d., 2 p. in.. 1811) N. Marehall at. rrienil. nmv call Tuea, eve (j:KMBS.-Jan. A, I'AULINK K ilnuah ter of raultre and late Taut Clemens (nee Stub, r), anvil 111, llelntlvca and friends In lted to funeral errlce?i. Wed , " p m , real denct nf m II Mcl'all, 2330 Natrona at. Int Mt Peucn Cim. hemnton, I'a. und 1'ntereon, N J., naprrs fopv. cni'DUUN, Jan. -J. jajies r nuepana Int. private North Cedar Hill t.'em. r.PTIIV ,om ', AW l t.ir.Tirv tn.. V.'edner), Mldow of Lantx Lethy, aed 45. Itelatlvee r,l friends, member of I'atattnape Ilefonned Church, United to funeral cervices. Wed. 11.10 v, in., 'lis N. Frailer at. Int. nrhatr, Mt. Vernon Cem. Ilcinalna may bo vlood Tues after 8 p. in. of lute Mary 13. Crudden (nee Ulbbona). Ilela. llt0 j0hannn I.lpman, acd 76. Itelatucj meannd friends cm plnyea of Phlln, V-arl a lnvnli uUd to tuntral. Tues., 11 Novelty Works. Invited t funeral. Wed., J au.JS N lluh Bl. jnt. MuntlHorn Cm. :3n . in.. 30i ilrnya Hve. gpleiiir, i hluli " i,'6no. On Jun. , 1B2U. ANUKLINli mass of requiem Church of the II eased Hac- r.oYCB 1X3NO wife of Jumcs tl. Ixjn and mVr,M?r ?h "' t?,1. "i ftVw'l wiSwa Sutiter of la te Ilenjamln nl Julia Iloyce. CUJIMONH. ; Jin J, l.r-MB JIKCU.NA. I lllCg ,-,4. luutlvcs and friends Invited to wife of Harry Cilmniona and dauijhter of 1 funeral strvUc. on Tues., at il p. m.. at J.!,'h'! "i, l r"u,:i JlV1''1 ',,,.,'?l.1,rt",i Wd late residence. 1T1U S. Orlnnn.1 at. Int. pr! r3 , ".'W.".1, fr.". ",. Ml Z?"-iX ".I". KernwouJ Cem ITIendj may tll ruin. ... ...,... ......o , .... n. ..... -. . Mon. ee tnao '-"urJ MAGKK. Jan. B, CATIir.rtlNK C. TaBCart st Hnlemn requiem m mCmjc. 4-.m. lt'lnllf Sit . Will ft 1 nrel'e Hnl'l N. 1 . Wednesdaj i " TOlWi ' IOJlE- Europe West Indies California Japan China Philippines Bermuda Winter Resorts All World Travel I'uormitfioH tc 1 1 h refcrencr to any form of travel to any part 0 the world 13 available ot our oiccs. e I Travel Service I Europe and the Battlefields S The course of ihe world's history g met a rifjht-angled lurn on the battle- 1 fields of France and Belgium during I 1914-1918. It fell to the lot of oin- li generation to assist in that turn. It re- 3 mains now our privilege to pay homage a to those who fell and to see for our- jj selves the fields upon which the world's j greatest battles were fought. . The time S3 to go is thi3 Spring. The details of get- r ting there and back loom up formid- 3 ably, but Cook's Service will make smooth your path. Make your reservations now. Tropical Cruises Feb. 7, 38 and Mar. 27, by S. S. "Pastores" and S. S. "Calamare" of the "Great White Fleet" Theee favorite Liners especially built for the Tropics have been chartered exclusively by us for 24-day cruises. Inclusive fares $425 up. Send for fully detailed and beau tifully illustrated booklet. California Escorted Tour leaving January 15; the itinerary includes "Grand Canyon Southern California with its attractive and restful Coast resorts S.n Francisco Apache Trail New Orleans. Similar tours January 27, Febru ary 3, 10, March 2. Accommodations reserved at best hotels only. Inclusive cost $675. Far East Individual travel and Escorted Spring Tours to Japan, China, Manila, etc. Bermuda Weekly tours by FURNESS BERMUDA LINE. Inclusive fares $123.00 up. " Winter Resorts , Atlantic City Old Point Comfort North and South Carolina Florida Cuba. Individual tours to leave any day. I lotel accommodations reserved in advance. Mil KfO J CHARLES or the lioiy m ui ami items sis., m ot ,,,,,, v Mageo and daughter of Thomas a m Int Holy Itjdeemer Cem. "'J f' .", u,i.,,. ni-iiv.. n,1 frl.rul. 1 CtlRIlT. Jan. 2. JOHKfltH., huebnrid of . r". 'j'",A funeral. Wed 7 S:3o a. m.. resl Mlnnlo M. Cuny (ne Ervln). Uelatliea and ' i"Vifa J,0 ?.,-' r.a-ta 'iviatmlnatLr ave . rriemle. emnloies P. Tl T, Co . oOth at. and . ..A. t,i.ii.,i.ihhu uni.mit ma r.f Mnni.n, unk. Int. private Cedar Hilt Cem. Trlendi may tall Tues., 7 to 9 p. ni. WELLTCIN, Dee. ni, MA11TIN, husband of Carolina Welleln (nee Kaeppleln). Ilela tlvea and friends, also Young Men of St., Peter'a Church, motormen and conductors of. car burn ot 3sth and Callowhlll sts., In1ted to funeraf, Wed. KiSO a. m.. B. W. cor. 4Mh and Drown ale.. West 1'hlln. Holemn re.ulrm mass Ht. Irnatlus'o Church 10 a, m. Int, Holy nedeemcr Cem. WOOO. Jan, 8, at 1M W E,uequehanna ae.. NANCV HINDMAN. widow of Ur, .Marmaduke Allen Wood. Relative and frlenda United to funeral lervlces. Wed.. 2 p. ni . Union Tabernacle I'rebvterlan Church, n, York and Coral sts. Int. brl ae Wtrrlnte Cem W'OOB. ,Ian. S. Dr. HOrtATIO C. WOOD aged 78. Itelallves nnd friends Invited to nervlce Tues., 2 p. in., 4107 Chester ave, Int private. Omit flowers. WOOtllNQTON. Jan. 4. MAIIT J . wldnw of Clayton Woodlncton. ilelntliea on? friends Invited to funeral servlren, Wed., 1 p. m., daughter's renldenee, Mrs. Laura Walsh. 2498 N. Kalrhlll et.: also services Urst Frankrord naptiat cnurcn. unity and l'aul eta. 2.30 p. in. Int. Knights ot Pjthlaa Cem. S5KISH. Buddenly. at 1017 N. 13th St., Jan. 2. PAULING II., daughter of late Charles nnd Mary Zeln. Services and Int. at convenience of family. Zli'KKL. Jan 4. K.MKLIA widow of Henry ZlcVel HelAtlves and frlerd. mem bers of Hopo and fit. 1'aul'q Ilefornied Churches, Invited to funeral Thurs . 1 p. in,, 72.1 Wtnnewooil road Int Mt Vernon Cem. llemalns may bo viewed Wed , S .0 1U v. m. 'nChV 'Jv-ANtfBD tEMAI-E '" ' 1 1 NlfnHI?. rdufttt. for nmMl irtttilutlonf rrui'"""'"' f1"''1-' r """T ' 1 "V' CTATIT TUB Nf!W TEAR niOHT, LKARN floJlBTlIINO THAT WILL., I1K UHICFUI. ALti YOtm LtKK: HH.K WI.VUINt Iff CLBAN AND IBASTl WELli PAID WHILU LKARNINCIi RAPID ADVANCISWRNT: PLBABANT SUIlIlOUNDINaS! REB'T RtKJMB. CAFBTERIA WITH MEAL3 AT COST. APPLY 8AUQUOIT BILK MFXI. CO 1T1I AND HUNTING PARK AVE. RTTWOnnAPJIER A T.AROFI .MAKJT KACTURINO CONCERN IN T1IB C'KNTKK OK THE CITY REQUIRES THE SERVICES OK A pnilST-CLAHt) BTENOOHAPHER: A IltOII BClIOOTj ORADtTATE WITH 2 OR 8 YEARR' EXPERIENCE PREFERRED REPLY. BTATINO EXPERIENCE AND SAL ARY EXPECTED, A SOI, LEDOEr. OFPICE. tIot.b TtTATrnr'T lU'AT.V . """"" -- -i.. ly rfMtM MACHINISTS Wanted. Appl Koundry ft Machlne Co., Ns MANAGER'S kastatant and salesman, -. ful Personality principal requlaltel a, oll Christian record, edueatlsn and refinement necessary! opportunity for advancement t' etecullvs siosltlon lo thoee who qualify. Call 10 a. in, or 3 p m , 1S41 Real Eelatf Trust Rulldlnir. i PORTEnH AND CLBANKnrj APPLY IRJRBAU OP EMPLOYMENT WANAMAICER'S rniNTTNO l'RANKLIN PRINTtNO CO. B14-K20 lATTllJOW BT. PHILADELPHIA 1 EON THE OCP,AN-pONT lcvor, etor 179 of real comfort vvltrjarionyl. rnnmsnl of distinct reft raf. mant without extravocarvci?. Ammcsji niu. alwavs norn UTI'RATUIltAuTrailSrUILCO. EjlMHTlEOnmc8p7knft .' .bn' 4lT,r,tnS..,?fSnSvS" Church of Our Idy of Victory 10 a. m. . b,. 2 p. m . 4H1d Greenway nve. 1 n. o. riAnlB'a Cem I ah Cem. Frlenda may call Mm. , MALI.OCH. Jan, 4. ALEXANDER A. 'Hers?: Wood 1 And a nrilrPM. TUCB Int. Mt. Morlal. IUXOK .Tap 3. KCWIN Funeral tservlces Tu5 MAIj1OCT( aiCvMi 7U. lttlattes and frlenda ',. 'i J5J!' InMted to service Tues 2 Thonicroft, i;rf ighton et. Int, private ' m.. 071 N. Morlah Cem, iciXexciK) ' 5.Ch.,lr.n.rBo.rJwIk. IleaKHlelrl. Var Rannlnjwtur. Pri.il Ulbja. Cp, 500. VT ?Mdl winter rite,. New ewnenalo m.a. tKm l.ftl.trinara,ronaerlv MTbi PriiiMM T Let us make sou (eel ut tiuoir In Ihe "t'ltv of Robust ilenllh" Hot e (Jrrith nd iruinl.t hip. CuiMuit 'oil. JF.IfTiitur. prhtpbiitltN rtc.: njttayw oun. )ark Place,, OMrlookinff Ocean urn! City Park: alwayu ot-en. J Mclhvalit Champoa HOTEL BQSCOBEL '""y Avi tl.". un weklv. Phone 117 A 13. MARION. Wplminlei Ky- Av Ilcar UcocrT. Kiev, water; 114 kly, ; S2 BO up dlly C B'lhro. Anlmore. Pi .Int. wlj.l; MARK Jan. 1, ALEXANDER husband ut DONALDSpN Jan. S. JANET DONALD. )a,e su,m llarr (r.eo Carpenter). aed 79, SON. Relative and frlei.da tn tiled to fu-1 JiJ1'Blivu,g nnd friends all tocletlcs ot which neral serxlces Wed.. 2 p. m. 3730 Knorr . hle'V0'H tt member Invited to funeral, Tues.. at Taronv. int at comenlence of fainllj. i p m.. 130U McKean et. Int. Klrt Preo DONNELLY Jan 1 MARY At., dauirlf I bvterlan Church Ground, nndenburn. Auto lr nf llenrv J. and late Nancv Donnellv . .....,, n.,i,i!n. ,njv l leuert Mon.. I(nje Cunnl) nnd sinter of lato Rev. Hunry I after 7' p. m. ,1, l,mineil.v. nrmu.i'a nuu iin-iiur, met, ' iUCCANiN WUOQeniy, .fan. , JAiir.j, ii Altar and Rosary Society of Ht Agatha's i husband cf Mary A. MoCwnn (neo McCart Church linlted to funeral, Wed :30 it. m., nev) nnd son of Catherine and late Putrlck from father's residence. 370 (.Irani fte. MiCaiin. Relatives e,ud friends. Holy Nam .lUlt-'lllll ...iivtii ii,.d .J.. ...atun n ,iiiivi 10 a in. Int. Now Cathedral Cem. Auto sort Ice DONNELLY. Jan .1. JOHN DONNELLY, husband of Uto Hanoruh Dinnellv. Due notlro of funeral ttlll bo alven from residence of daughter Mrs. Marv A Reck, 1735 111- """iJocaHERTY.- At Maple Shade. N. J., near Moorestoun. N J.. Jan. 3. MARY C V. widow of John Doushertj . Kelatltcs and rj-rMNOTlCE OK HI'KCIAL MEETIMJ r1-1-' Pursuant to resolution of the Roa: of Directors, adopted today, notice is hereby given of a. ll Meellnifvof the stoclihold ers of tho Philadelphia, National Bank, to be held at the office of aald bank. 421 Chestnut tret. PhlUdelphla. on Tueaday, Jannary lMh. ,(920. at 6:So o'clock In thi forenoon for the following purposes: 1, To authorize an Increase In tho capital stock of the i banlc friTO 13,000.000 fi , to.' OUO.uOO bv the tsauo of 12,000,00'J or 20 000 hares new stock. 2. To authorlti the Issue of such new stork, namely. 20,000 shares at not less than M..lo,i,, lili. Nn UT. A. O. II : Court Nes-, " r.-' " TiV ...iii.,.. ... !.'? ."on hamlny.No. 14U. K 'of A., nd employe, of d"bJ' hRoard of Directors.' "" ae,,r P It. V.. lflth and Jackson ;ts .Invited to m'J;"'taUe auch other actlTO , may Dr0D. Inh.ra Thr.. fc:30 a. In.. 2331 S. Molo lit . ?. t ..7 ..-- matA n.aiinB. ,ii.P.?p uT.i- 1,1.1. ,u ,,f ro.ml.m St. Slonira'ii ' eriy. "' "V3"... ""!- ;.i".v." 'A1., "laiion c'huruh. 10 a. in. Int. Holy Cross Cem. McDADE. Jan. 4. SUSANNA, widow of John McPade. uued 71. Relatives and frinrl invited In funeral services, ed.. 2 p m . residence of ton. Samuel D McDade. to the proposed Increase of ths capital stock and the disposition thereof. By oraer oi m. im. m directors. O, HOWARD WOLFS, Cashier. December 9. 1919. BTENOOHAPIJER with oms knowledge of bookkeeping In Oermanlown real estato office! experience preferred but not abso lutely necessary; salary according to abil ity. Call. 11 a m. tniKv, r,721 Oermant'n av. STENOGRAPHER Youn lady with ex perience In lumbr business preferred; state salary desired and references, P 713, Ld ger Office. . STENOORAniERB WITH ENERAL Oi' nCE EXPERIENCE AND lir.VVRKNCE, BWIHT BEEP STORE. 4 S. rnONT BT. Is looking for an additional man for It order department; the -work Involve taking; the order from members of our salt forces nrapurln-r them for the manufacturing d" partments and following; them through ,t completion In a, eystematlc wav: the position will require a man with n thnrousl, knft-v ledge of tho manufacture of advsrtletMr printing. Write, giving; details of experience., age and salary expectod, A 313, Ledger, Office. TYPIST WE REQUIRE THE SERV ICES OK A RAPID TYPIST; A TOtlNCJ LADY WHO HAS HAD EX PERIENCE IN RtLLINO- ACCURACY ESSENTIAL; REPLY. STATING EX PERIENCE AND SALARY EXPECT' UD. A S00. LEDGER OKI-ICE. TELEPHONE OPERATORS Girls exp. on telephone to solicit advertl.lng; will pay salary end bonus; ask for Miss Parker Clas sified Department. Public Ledger Co.. Gth and Chestnut ats. APOI I O Moderate prlco beach-front r" ""--" i,0tcl Eurnii. plan. Central, rear New Y'O'U Avi RtlllKRT SWINTOV LAKKWOOD. N. J. AKEWOOD - NEW JERSEY Equable climatic condi tions. Golf rldlnc and sheltered -.talks. Dally concerts and danelnn. Dranch omce OEO. A. IIUHN & HON.S,UrokOT3 FRAMv F. SIIIITII, Msr WASHINGTON. I). C. & a s 3 Burlington Hotel American and European Plans 131 Rooms. 222 Baths. $2.50 to S3 I T. MILLER. Mgr.. Washington. D. C. Five mlnut. from evervthlng. nt. . Mnnle hltatle. rs .1.. t cu . H High muss of requiem Our Lady of Good Couii'l Church 0.30 a m. Int. Calvary Coin Hagerstotwi Md.. papers copy. Dl'I'rY Jan 1. IHOMAH J huiband of lata Pauline Dulf (nee Lorajer) llelatltcs And frlTus Invited In fureral Ml . H a, in, brotherdn-lHtt's resldeiic, Mr. Hu'h Mc Phlllln". 2011 Sebert ht lllili rtqulem n.asM St Elizabeth's Church 1u u. m. Int. Holv i'ioss Cem. Auto funeral. ELLIOTT. Jan. 3. MART A ELLIOTT, nscd M Relatltes und frlendi Intlled to funer.il sertlccs, Tlmrs . 2 p. m., 4S1S Grla eom m . Friinkfurd. Int. Cod.ir I f I'l Cem. l'rler.ri hup cnll Wed nftr-r 7 n m. ri.LI.--.- Jnn. 3 MARY V.. widow of Ed w.inl 11. Ellis Relatltes and friends In v'tcd t. f'lnernl Bertlecs, Tues, 2 p. in., diUEhter's residence, Mab-I G. Hne, 14 N Gist st Int prltate. Cedar Grote Cem , Gloucester, N. J. Auto fun"ral. Remains m.iv b, tiitttd Mnn . 7 to 9 p. m. FISHER- At WahlnE'.on. Jun 2. HAT TIE 11, widow of Henry Clay l'lsher, cap tain of I". S. marines FRITZ. Jan 4. JOHN S husband of late Elizabeth Fritz (nco Oclgfr), need 711. llelatltcs and friends, mon of the Holy Family and Rosarv Society of St. Honlfa- i-ius a (jnurcn. intiti1" to lunerui. .nura. PT3.BSONALS friends, the Rosary SocbVjy and St. Anthony . Hrl.tol pike. Andalusia, Huekn county. P. i Sntlotj. I. C. 11. C, Invited to funeral. Holly I int nrhate. North Cedar Hill Cem. IU- '""tBflimt-laiT 'I AHtlARETMcGLilK- W !' LAUDEMAN has purchased business 11,, riolutlv.-si fint! friend. Invited to fu-i'r 'ent m"H imrnrQimcij , T.OST A7TD FOUND Ourk. Helutivt"! and frienn invited to fu- naeol Vti H .30 U III . 1 0 K " Oxford t Holemn requiem mass b't. Micha-r-l'ij Church i. ' .- In! Voik l1ti th-cflru t PA-IT-. Anln A" H " A'n.. n urtiivviH. ww.... out . seMivt,inir Jnn R DarentB' resident PIN Iioat. Dec?mbcr 31. 1010, dtftmonB- 2221 S 17 h st. THoMATson of John and l.tP.d fraternltj pin. inlaid with p.?rls Mary McVeigh, aged 4. 1'urther notice of "'ne the Initials D G I J : rewards If re funeral will b-3 Blten. """ '" ' lll.l.uit oan s. jun;-. tt.. nuioana or 5020 Rjce st Lottie E. Miller (mo Norrls). Relatltes and friends. Capt. Phil. R. SchuvlT Council, P. and D. of L ; employes John 11. Stet son o,. Incited to funernl. Wed,, 2.30, U1H E. Schiller st. Int. Oakland Cem. Remains may be tlewed Tuas after 8 p. m. MOrTETT -r-Jan. 3, ABIGAIL WARRICK wife ot laao Moffett and daughter of lato Doctor Miles and Harriett synnott. Fu neral services St. Thomas's Church. Claett boro. N. J.. Tues.. 3 p. in. MUELLER. Jan. 4. MARTHA I... daugh ter of Ernst and lato Louise Mueller and sister ot Louise Lostvlnn and Minnie Walter, aged 33 Relatives and friends invited to wrv Ice." Tues . 2:30 p. m. Oliver H. Dj.r B'dsr 1S20 Chestnut et Int. private muiuiai. fiuuaeniv, jan. i, utfe;4i; 7:30 'n. in.. 2l'l7 N. Howard st solemn re- wife of Hugh Murray Inee King! Relatives qulem inart St. llonlfaclus's Church 0 a. m and friends. B. V. M Sodality and league VI LtHJ DMICU in l k, nn uru t.u tuiictai. Wed.. 8 a. in.. 2544 S. Gth ot. High requiem mass Church of Our Ladv of Mt. Carmel u:;iq a. m. int, limy i;ross uem MURRAY. Buddenly. Jan. 1. JOSHUA MURRAY, husband of Mary Murray (nee POCKETDOOK Lost, on No 41) tar, Kolng east on Chelten ave. to Readlnn station. Genuantown about ll-.W Saturday night, u blue leathT itrapback pocketbuok containing 10-trip ticket from Cerrr.antottn on Reidlmr. locker key. snapshots of espetlal alue tn owner ard i-nsh. Reward If rel.irned to Miss II. P. Fowden. 94 Armat St.. German town Phone Germantriwn 2H32 RING Ixist. s-old seal -lnr Initials H. L. r..-rd nlmont 301 W TTPIST, YOI'NG LADY. WANTED RT LARGE CORPORATION: PREFER ONH FAMILIAR WITH MTJLTIORAPH, AI THOUGH THIS IS NOT EH8ENTIAT, TO ORTA1NINO POSITION: STEADY WORK. APPLY TO MR. FLYNN 80S CHESTNUT STREET, PRINTlNa ESTIMATOR ITUNKT.rN PRINTING CO. S14-520 I.UI1IOW ST. PHILADULPHIA require an additional estimator: man must thoroughly understand figuring line of nta-h grade catalogue and booklet work. Write, fully stattnc experience, ag" and sal&rr expected. A 3H. Lediter Offlee. WEAVERS on upholstery trimmings. Oehrlo Urns. Co. 428 N .Id WEAVERS Tape weavers Co.. 423 N. 3d. Oehrle I3ros, WOMAN wanted, white and grown daugh ter, for general housework In orltate fAmllv. Apply Mrs U It lloyer. 800 Main St.. Rlverton, N. J Appointment by Dell pbonn Rltertnn 210. WOMAN" to do ttaehlnir 2 mornings a week. Phono Locust 4GU or tall any morning. 1703 Spruce st SI ITCASE Iost. dress sultcnue, marked "J, K. Y ." from automobile, between Paoli and Hawrford: 2.'i reward If returned to J. K. Willing, 100 3. 4i!i -.. Phone Lo-nbard 081. VIRGINIA OLD POINT COMFORT HOTEL CHAIV1BERL.N I INK WINTER GOLF w Js-V Swlmmtnn Pool. Seafood V jR ne. ivfry European r nam an'j irt'niniBn., Writ OKO. r. ADAMS. Her, rortrrw nonroe. vu "fiy AVC.r.sTX. GA. tony Your Funds In Safety Carry Cook's Travellers' Cheque First in ISil First in 1920 Thos. Cook & Son 225 South Broad Street Philadelphia Hotel Bon Air ArfiCSTA. OA. A convenient nnd delightful plar to epend vour holidays. Good drltlnr and motorlnir. excellent haddle horses, two golf courses and all outdoor sports. Address C. G. True!l, Manager Tn ft, Pelpr'j LVm. Auto flineri.1 FUVIUA. At his home. Rjdal and Olh Y'ork roads. Jenklntown Jan. 2, WATSON I-, l'UQUA, Service and Int. private. OAllRON. At Woodbury. N. J., Jan. 2. T.vr-mmT-q V. GATIIIOM. aiie., 75. T3eln- tives and friends Invited to funeral, Mon.. 8 Rracelln). Relatives and friends, 23d Ward p. m., ri uuriis ave.. oououry. ,. J. int. i itepuoiican t.iun ana ompioitn oi mr du Dovlestown. i'a. I reau of Vater' at Torresdale. Invited to fu- GIFFORD Jan. 2. LORETTA CELESTIA . neral Tues.. 2 P. In.. 4316 Orchard St.. wife of J. L. Glfford and dauuhter of John l'rankford. Int. private. North Cedar Hill F nnd Marv C. Ganey. Relatives and Cem. llemalns may b lewed Mon. eve. frlenda invited to funenl. Wed. S-30 a. m. OAT. Jan. S. BERTHA D. IIORTER. 2103 Brandywlne ht. High mass of requiem widow of Joseph Oat. Relatives and rrlends invited to service, wea.. - p. m , Oliver II. Hair Rldg . 1820 Chestnut st. Int. pritato Friends may view remains Tues. OEHMIGEN. Suddnly, Jan. 4. 2721 W. Somerset st.. EMIL It., husband of Fred erleka C. Oehmleen. Djo notice of funeral will be given. OELKERS. Jan. D, at ntman, N. J., I.EBRCCHT O.. beloted husband ot Florence J. Oelkers nee Herbott) and son of Marie Oelkers, aged 37 Relatives and friends, Washington Lodge. No. Til), r. and A. M. ; employes of New York Ship Corp., and all other organizations of which he was a mem ber, lnlted to funeral, Wed., 2 p. in., brother-in-law's reeldence, Fred C. Mau, 4331 N. 13th st. Int. West Laurel Hill Cem. Friends may call Tues., 8 to 10 p. m. l'UST. Jan. 1. WILLIAM H, POST. Jr. HELP WANTED FEMAW3 at Church of St. Francis Xavlor, 10 a. m. Jnt private. 'atheiirii rem. GODDARU. Jan. 2, EMILIE PALMER, wife nf William 11 (,'oddard. Relatltes and friends Invited to serice, Tues.. 10:45 a.m., 1S02 Springfield ave. Int. private. GREENE. - Jan. 3, CHARLES W. GREENE. M. r husband of lato Flora II. Groenc. aged 70 Funeral services In Grace 1'. 13. Church. Merchantvllle. N. J., Mon.. 11 a. m. Int. prltate, ColAsiown Com. HtlU-Jan 2. LAVINIA M.. wife of Henry D. G. Hall Relatives and friends Intltcd to funeral services, Tues., 3 p. m., 221(1 W. Huntlnz Tark ave. Int. prltate. Ml. Mo-iah Cer". HALL. Seventh Dav. First Month 3d. SAMITEI. D HALL. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services. Third Day. First Mrnth utn, 8 p. m., cijuu L.ancasier ave. inx o-K-Hle. ltAI.LER. Suddenly. Jan. 3 FREDER. 1CK T. HALLER. husband of Clara Haller (neo I'earson) husband of Edith J. Ii, Post (nee Bhuster) nnd son of William II. and Hettle Sophia j'osi. acoa ui. relatives and trienas, uamp BELL TELEPHONE OPERATtNO WI3 ARE CONSTANTLY INCREASING OUR FORCES. the rvr IS GOOD: IT INCREASES RAPIDLY MAST OTHEP. ADVANTAGES TIIF TtnrTRsl ARE "WORT COMFORTARLE REST ROOMq INEXPE-VSIVE HOT LUNCHES. SICKNESS I1ENEFITS. WOMEN OF UNUCESTIONED CULTURE and refinement, pleasing appearance. 23 to 35 vears of aae, preference given to those who mrongh misrorttine or financial re verses tlnd It necessary to enter the busi ness world- tho position offered does not re quire previous business experience or the investment of nnv money, as we pay salary and railroad inro rrom start: 4 splendid openings for qualllled applicants who are un incumbered and free to travel extensively Jauuarv 1ft: southern territory; give full de tails concerning ago education and exnerl er,c In Urst letfr. Ad-""i S. J Glllflllan. r.1 E. Washington ft , Chicago. 111. SALESMAN WANTED Most complete bank-supply house In America deaires experienced specialty salesman In this territory; give ace, experience and ref erenco In applying. LOUIS F. DOW CO , 383 JACKSON ST , ST. TAUL. MINN. SALESMAN 'Motor carriage salesman -wanted- this Is an Important opening for . gentleman with ability nnd motorcar-selling; experience desiring tr connect with an ftld-i established high-grade company, paying com mission only: this position should pay ths right man from $8000 to tl2.000 per year. An Interview can be arranged by addresslne A 432. LedCT Cftlcp. SALESMAN A largo manufacturing com pany has an opening for a salesman to represent them In Philadelphia selling their building specialties direct to residence own ers; liberal salary and commission: ntata aire sod experience A 408. ledger Office. Wi (MEN, cnllepe education and social poise f o - speclsl educational work: short hours, compen. high; advance., old reliable firm. Ap pl VTflernoons2to4Ti07DeiickliiIlldi-. SALESMAN We want a salesman for building specialties In Philadelphia and vi cinity; must have experience In selling direct to consumer: a real cnportunlty to the man who can qualify; salary and commission; give r nnd experience. A 400. Led. Off, SALESMAN Illgh-grado man to represent k in Philadelphia: a permanent oppor tunity to earn $4000 or mors a year. Ape.' piv 1 1, nmnm fi WOMEN FOR CLEANING NIGHT OR DAY WORK APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT WANAMAKER-S YC'JN'G LADY', reilned: wo havo a selling iioFltton ooen which will pav a competent woman 3'0ii a vesr: experience, not neceb- carv. Aonlv 1437 Walnut St. Relatives and friends I No. 154. P. O. S. of A.: employes of P. R. WWHVGTON. I. C. WardmanParcfofe Conn-i tirnt vc Wood ley Hoad WASHINGTON. D. C. A wonderful combination of luxury and comfort. Klftecn hundred (all outside) looms, with rrivJite baths. Illustrated booklet and further par t'tulars on r-"nust. KI..MKII DYER. Minnrer. Taeonv Noit No. lfiiS Order of Owls. In itd to runerai serucen. ven,. -j p. m. LT.30 X. Phllln at. Kemalna rnav be Iewtd ITu. after 7 D. m. Int. private. Green mount fVlll I IIA1XIUAK Jan. n. UALFII K. son of , David unci Emma Halllcan aired ill. ReU- tlvpfc and frlenda Invited to funeral, C2-.L X. IBth at Tui., S:ir p in. Kurthc- bervlri-o, Center Church, Lancaster count, 1-.. Wed., 10 a. m. HAMILTON" Jan 2, JAMKS F, son of Thomas and Margaret Hamilton (nee Walsh), aced 2 years Rolntlvs und frlendw invited to funeral at parnnta' residence, S45 N. Newklrk st. (2Sth and Parried). Tuei nft. 2 .30 Int. Holy Cross Om. Auto funeral. i IfAMMITT. Jan. 3. ALFJtKD II. HAM- MITT, huiband of Sarah n. Hammltt, acod TIMtvilH1 NOTICES STFMSHH NTK'I IAULVAJ'K,lj'JrL.V WHITELEDGE HOTEL q?:sf KSS m-r. or European plan. Golf, & run. water In otcry room R.: P. H. R. Volunteer Relief and P. 11. It. v. M. C. A.. Invited to tervices, Mon.. 13.1 p, m., Couestogn rd.. Benvyn. Pa. Int. pri vate. Friends may call Sun. eve. RBIDY.-Ja;i 4. ANNA M-, wife ot James Reld and daughter of Catharine and lato Frank McHale. Funeral, (o which rela tives and friends are invited, Thurs., 7:30 n. m., 2031 S Opal st. Mass of requiem, Church of St. Monica, 9 a. m. Int. Hcly Cross Cem. RICHARDSON. Saturday morning. Jan S 1II2U, AGNES A. C. wife of Thomas del). Richardson. Funeral Bervlces, 10.30 Tues. morning. Man. 6, at her lato residence. St. Martin's lane and Moreland ave., St. Mar tin's. Chestnut Hill. Autos will meet 9:43 a. m. train from Ilroad St. Sta.. Penna. R. R., nt iSt. Martin's 'fata. Interment private. KUMl.NMJ.N'. Jnil. 4. CHARLOTTE 8. TOUR ASSOCIATES CAREFULLY, CHOSEN. SEE MIS3 RYAN 9 A M. 7 P. L 1631 ARCH ST. AP.n Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. widow of Charles Davis Robinson. Relatives TlfE RKLL TELITPIIONC CO. OF PENNA, TOL'NG WOMEN AS CASHIERS AND INSPECTORS EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY APPLY UUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT WANAMAKER'S SALESMEN WANTED Vlf,v .iImihih. white and colored, ss-snl tn a11 fh. well-known New Jersey lota and 5-acr farm land at MIzpah. Newtonvllle and Elwood You can earn from t50 to 1209 per week on & commission basis. Wo have enough real estate to sell for the next 2S yars. Write or call at our office and vr will give you full Information. We are surs it will pay jru. H. RATHRLOTT. Owner 1003 N. 7th t. Market 359 Phones Park 1D1 SALESMEN; inexperienced or experienced; city or traveling; write for 11st of open ings and full particulars. Address Natl, Salesmen's Tr. Assn., Dept. 433. Chicago, III; General EARN $?5 weekly, spara time, writing for newspaper and magazln-s; exp. unnec. ; de tali freo Press Syndicate, 134. St. Luuls, Mo. SPRINUMAKKR to work on elliptlo and equalizing springs. PULLMAN PAR SHOPS. Wilmington. Del. STENOGRAPHER for ceneral work In acA counting department. Apply Kd, G. Rudd M fg. Co . 2."th and Hunting Park ave. HELP WANTED IMAliE i ACCOUNTANTS A firm of publlo account ants having a number of branches reautro -several experienced kentorB and semlsvniors lor Its Philadelphia orcicc; state age, experi ence, salary and when available. A 407, Ledger Office, BOOKKEEPER, assistant on sales ledgers, with know-ledge of Ktennirranhv .,..,, ....u. writing. In offlco at Broad and Walnut sts Wed 2 i m.r 73 13 Main i . Moorei own. ! "nd friend,, Ladles' Aid No 1. L. O. 11 . C.; Henlv In own liandwrltlng. statl; awe". . NT Int ('i.lestowh Cem ."""-""unii. Welcome Div.. No. 29. Sons of Tempirance. per ence and wages expected. A 32.1. Ledger HASTERT- suddenly Jan 2, LOTHAIRE Kyota Council Nn. 52. Degree of Pocnhontas. , tlTflce IIASTFRT aged 7ll. Funeral Tuefc.. 1 p. i Invited to funeral. Wed.. IP. in.. BJlf. Web- CLERKS FOR CARD FILING AND TYP- ACCOUNTS THE ACCOUNTING DEPART MENT OP THE PUBLIC LEDGER CO. DEMRES THE SERVICES OF A YOUNG MAN WITH HIGH SCHOOL TRAINING OR ITS EQUIVALENT IN- COMMERCIAL ED DUCATION; A KNOWLEDGE OF AC. COUNTING AND SOME EXPERIENCE IN OFFICE WORK ARE ESSENTIAL: OPPOR TUNITY FOR YOUNG MAN OF CHARAC TER AND ARILITY ASK FOR MR, PRICE. PUBLIC LEDGER CO. OTH AND CHESTNUT STS. ADVERTISING SOLICITOR, exp. nn special edition work Root, 413 Penfleld Rldg. ARMATURE winders, must be experienced on both (ai period (c) period nnd (s.) period (c) period Apply General Electric Co . 1223 Washington ave. m "?S1 THE KNIGHTS OI' COLUMBUS EJIPIiOt- 3ICNT BUREAU i expresses appreciation to the business men or Philadelphia f-r the splendid spirit of co-operation mant fst'ed durlnc the last sear In placing for m r soldiers, sailors and marines in profit able empioment There Is still need for rendering servloe to the men who wero "on the job" for Unci. If you need help, write or call tho KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, S. W. cor Broad and Vino sts. TF.LEPIIONE. LOCUST 8041 SUE HIM THROUGH" " ' ' .. . . 1 ' . ' t . . .. . K. Uta- . Clrxw. In.. n. r-.ok t I1.,Jj... liti.-i i;. i umneriana hi, int. ureenmouni ltr pu 0. o l """r ' " iy cut."- i'.i Knnprfil nr vrite. limit nowera. 1 " - i' . 'i. -mihii,iui. kjvmi. .- INC. BUIST SEED STORE 4 S. FRONT Uncle Sam', fascinating We,t India iiland is plan rune a savand brilliant social aeason. The new Con- dado Vanderbilt Hotel, opened in October, offer, all ports and diversion, in an unusual tropical settin;;. THE 16.DAY ALL EXPENSE CRUISE $125 UP tsxejyoutaand around thi, l.land o( Enchantment in large comfoTt.bU vea.el. calling at principal port, and returning to Mew Yoik ueing the .teamer as your hotel ior the entire trip. ll'rite for atii,i(78, illustrated booklets, etc. PORTO RICO LINE II Brod-r.T N.w York '1 TT.YTiJgwjaiMirgil - v ri-y vs ... Z fHtAr vv BERMUDA . EL0Flrcp"M)r, HAYES Tn Phlltt.. Jan. 2. TIMOTHY. ! mains my bo vl.wed Sed.. 11 a. m. to 1 K K t.IKRK Wanted, vouns ""Steam heat h'uband of M,rt Haws, formerli of Norrls- " "i1" wJb?,,r?t,I w ,. ' Ing department of large mt olf. fi-hlng. etc. lot n Helmuts and friend, employe,, of ROE. Jan. 4, hi. ZA BETH M.. Daughter aat"B ."oleiali house rnSht b" -. private baths Schuv'klll IH P. It R.. and Relief Asso.. of lat.. .Peter and .Elizabeth Roo Relative; i ?V IV-ural. and thor.iu.-hly rail nu,, I l.lbr"v. Bureau automaii filing svstem; ii in, Pleasant surroundings, cood opp.)rtunltv to 11 a- nl I take full charge If canalile hours Is.so to 3 ladv fnr rll. modern, up-to- neat, quick understand "tl) himrt. tiom fi'i'l lo tlotrprx" The Hamilton Hotel BERMUDA "The Quern of Winter Resorts" The largest and finest hotel on th islands and of fireproof construction modern In equipment and operation Golf tennis, boating, rldlntr driving donclng Ashlnc, bathing In the eea, glass enclosed sun parlor 200 feet long. Grill loo out sldj rooms 251 with connecting bath all equ'pned with telephones two ..lova tor. Hamilton Hotel Orchestra. (Inen Jan 10. HAMILTON nOTEL COMPA.N1. .i Management of J. A. SHERIIARD N Y Offlcc.425 5th Av., Spur Travel Bu Hooklet Cable address Hotel riermud end ii dy Nam Society nt St i.recory's nnd friends Invited to funeral. Wed, 0:30 church. Invited to funeral. 5172 Heston at a. m., u uenriKuiown ate noi Co nn lequlem tna3 Wed.. St. Gregory's of requK-m bt J Incent's Church Chnrjli n-,-10 am. rwrnl in nrw-w in ; .11. ii , cei Iweekdavs. 1p m. Satuidav : Mate cxnerirnce NnrrIelov.il on 11 a. m. train from 52il ht. ,rcll.",AJ' . .Atchtr) Jan. 4. BEIJ- " , rf,r ri.,rd p 71!i I.edrer c,mince ta . P It R. Int. St. Patrick' rlstovn. 1m HKHTTAOE. Jan 4. CHARLES SHIV ERS HERITAGE, if T). Relatives and friends, Glass boro T.odse. No S.",. I and Cem. N'or-' THA, wife of Charles L. Schtvarz. aged 57 i Relatives and friends invited to funeral FINISHERS, experienced; aiho sh.ikor nn" services, Wed . 3 ,-, in . 431 Northeast boule-i ishera l" sweater factorj D days- 41 vnnl. Int private. Northwood Cem. Friends hours; steady work; Bood pay Anplj al may call Tues. eve. .,.pk. Union Knitting Mills. 44 N Ad al A M.. l'ocaliontns cnuncll. -o. 4s jr. 11 1 ."'"'"V ','"..' -"'"""; '""""': UIRL renaoie. ior wuitinir ana downs tali. I' A. M-. and Lodnc No. n. I O O. F-, of RUIH ANNA, daughter of late George and u ort )n small familv. Phone Locust 1 -5 '""Tir, Jcilurc,"'.' ;bod- '.ST!cm I inJ'w'.nd'i KVlffi", r,rrX , V-"' "T "to "Z "T--mJlnabedWed-lO O ijnrr3nW ,1? P'.IU. .rr-r. v STEVENSON. Dec. f.l. IICTII r. HTr.. In. Call Wyoming .115.1, "'"P ..!'.. V!Vl"V .""'. '.''. -t ..' """"VIV ""V IVUNnnV. ilnm-liter mid enlv rhlM of Vlnnla, :.;.,, Tm.l Mmmtiv mini, .,. ;rv vrr&,$ izyAtxXriwvr ?. vvi "fyrLrL'v'1 - - m-EA'r itemtives unu trienns mviien t" hervic.-s - ;;, -V-V','""V -r"; ',;ii ':', ,,,;i "-,"', ' Is'iEZi- n. m narcnlN' resl.Ienc. r.sin hlieiunrne St.. -t- "u .....- ......vU .u .u.,c.... p-.., i-.-, I.awndslc. Int (Ireenmount Cem Remains may be viewed Mnn. eve. BOYS WANTED FOR NIGHT WORK. MUST HE OVER HI- CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT ArPLT AFTER f! P. M LEDGER OFFICE. FIFTH FLOOR Bl'lCK MOTOR co FLINT MICH WANTS TOflLMAKEHS. METAL PV.T TERNMAKEH3 MACHINISTS. MA CHIVE REPAIRMEN MACHINE BLACKSMITHS TOOL DBFSSPRS, DROP FORGE DTE SINKERS sKfirr METAT, DIE MAKERS ACME GRTDLF.Y CLEVELAND AND BROWN i. SHARPS OPEHATORK- ORINI). F.HS MOI.DERh MACHINE, HKNCH ANO FLOOR SAMPLE BODY BUILDERS; REST WAGh.S: STEADY WORK. STATE FULL PARTICULARS IN FIRST LETTER M ""9 LEDGER OFFICE "' '' CARINETMAKERS. new model work, thor ough knowledge of blueprints necessary Apply Ed G Hudd Mfg, Co.. 23th and Hunting Park ave CHAUFFEUR, experienced on all makes of trucks, stcsdl nosttlon: married man preferred. Apply S a. m.. 122B N. 2th " DECK HANDS cooks, firemen, donkevmen bolstlncr inclneerj biircre F,r,i.i,,u. , ' days Hnd weekdavw 1.".8 S. 3d. Room B. tites ana iricnua tnviica 10 luierii services, . --; T7..ft,i fnr ,n.p, ri7. . Tues,, 2 p. Ill . parlors of William S. Nelf'. I GIRL wan e J for.j ner,l nff ice orK App.; -l",i W. Ovfurd st. Int. nrlvato. Ml. 1' i superintend nt s unic- mm Chrsi,,.,. w&TOmaiJnSlS ",Uy b U M0"" ' I hon-W.ajyn;. DOOR HANGERS on Cosed bodies; g0 winotv in vv lumm I,. 11. liicumsn i.eiaiiveg story Jan " FMANCEL STRATTFV " - V- men can make ecellent wages on plocewo and friends Invlt-'d to funertl eervlces V Ld., I . J -Jlti jan ., r- .HA c r.1. c I It A l 1 L..N, , nrlces AddIv I.owry Ton an., ,i.A.. r. 1:3d n m. m"it W York et Int private. .husband of Ella May Story and son of, Kf,, .., 55im. a Body C HOFFMAN -Jan. a?' r!lANCISP A 7 son I '': ,"" 1"", Elizabeth Story Rel..tlte, G,ni.S AND WOMEN NOW IS THE TI,rv, aUl and Adam'- of Andrew and Carrie Hoffman (nee Reaver). "d friends nleo thj, Philip R Schuyler TO SECLRE A PTEADT. OOOD-PAYiN-n s, Mon.. .POSITION IN OUR NEW WEST WOHKl? sceil I iteiatlves ana Irlet.03 invilea 10 '-"'"'. '.., ,.: " "-Y1 " "it.-' ,...-.-, .......... ,1-.., ,, . ........ ii ti. ni . .121 VV D.iunhln 1.1 In, i reildenU" 2Mlfl' 13 York 'st. Int." North ' S ULLl VAN.-J.n. 4." MAR.arET; 'widow MATOSr3EDED IaPPLy' "3'1rj' "P; Cedar Hill Cem Remains mav ho viewed , !f Cornelius hulllyaii .Relatives and friends , IRANCE. BLECTR1C , DENTAL HUildiniI -r.... -. ... r, ... . i.... , mi ipn tr. iiin-rj u.ii s xn a r.. .-.I- n-in i I aiu 11 cii. 'I'A I. I-. r-r l X I- - . ,,. IF II ,11, J-UlllTrtl lIl.Hir, ....,.-. .. ........ .,..,..,.,.. , ,, , ,,-..- n m IVin.ral ,mnK-,s--a t.h n t.mi-w noiir-'rvd deuce of nleco. Mrs Elisabeth MeS.irlev Fureral. to which relatives nnd f-iends are ItU S. ..2d st. .High requiem mass Church Invited. Wed, 7 30 a. in., from 1701 Rltn.r of-St Fraiicls de Sal;., 10 a. in. Int. pri st. Solemn maos of renulem Chu-ch nf St. va,.Nevy Cathedral Cem Auto service. M nlca. 9 a. m. Int. Holy i -oss cm . """VDCi-.Tr.-J; ..U3. c; Allee.heny. ate. feASSYl S11' " T' rAliTlfCO good ork FIREMAN for steam-heatlnt: plant. H II. Nlchnlmn, 1211 Vine st, Apply EDUCATIONAt, FJIUCATIONAI, Both Sexes Both Sexes Jfau Btmei 6vzruYna Scho&tu fiMruma rrwi cvn&tutm&n nor"dnfy inowedl& of pcxcfccaZ tetoSfi piarn thU ImowC&dqe. NEW COURSES OPEN JANUARY 5TH AND 12TH BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. ENGINEERING THE DREXEL INSTITUTE, 32d and Chestnut Streets IN MKMORIAM KAFFMANN- In loving memory of our M nlca. 9 K. m. Int. Holy l -oss Cm ,T'n. i,'.7,,inn , i,, v'Ki VVS'' OIRLS AND WOMEN We hnvelulT-Tr I dear mother THERESA lvMTMNN vv o HURL Jan 4 ANNA C (nee Sklfflng- J""-, hPr' Kif HA,nDnJV 'Uband of Estelli . "VJilira another new- lot of mi chines a? nt.reil Into life Jan 4. 11117 Hone but not ton' wlj,"v of Hernard P Hurl Relative. , ?."Jl,1"lJft; '4 s'- RJ lll,vcs '" 'lla1, I enlarx-d our assembling depaAraent. v'o ' forgotten DAUGHTERS AND SONS n"d f'len.ls Daughters uf lanle Court ' I.wlslor Lodge. .No, ,41)1. 1. and A. M all i ,," tr. CPportuno timo for joti to .ecurT i I No. 120, Ladles' Auxiliary. A O. H Div. . other socletlos of which lie y.a la ineml'cr. I ,tt,fly work with a modern. u-T.tid... No. 3 invited to funeral Thur . S .3(1 a m.. 'nvlted to funeral relicts, WVd. 3 p. m growing concern: experience iVot neceMa'. .. . 1P4 W. Norrls st. Solemn hlrh mnss of re. I David II. hchuler B dg . Rroad and DU- eo0d pay for beginners, with pid advanrL TSonBlir ,"ul,n -st- M'cIwI'b Church 10 a. m. Int. n)i . ",- '" ,nrlat- Itsmalus may be ent. Take eleva-C. surfae. or subway mZtiUW) , N.thrtrMCfm. Auto funeral. , 'IW.S" SM-lJ. , 2. "maHy a. .. , . f?r 32dt. station , Apply FaetoVomff lll'lVI- At orilliriirin, X rt. ,lll ., VWA . , rrt- ,. rii. .;, ..... .- x, x x .in" --.. w.u, ,rcil BL. HAYS wife nf Jerome s Hurd Relatives I R chard Tlerney. Due . notice nf funeral . , -i..i. i... ...i n .....i. -p.. .i .. win da given. nusDana a residence, "ill I I i .s over in. to learn v.rnii. n ASHCROFT. Jan. 3. at son-in-law's rel denco. r!armil J. Lyons. 6440 N. 13th st.. Oak Lane. SARAH LANE, widow of George Ashcroft (nee Ruth), late of Norrlstown. Pa., aged til). Relatives .and friends Invited .o funeral serv Ices. Tues. 2 p. m., parlors of H J. Kogelschatz, Norrlstown, .Pa. Int. private. Riverside Cem., Norrlstown. Pa. Remains may bo viewed at son-in-law's resi denco ill IS N 13th St.. Oak Lane, Mou b to 10 n. in. HACHEII Jan. I. LOUISA (l.vte of 3031 Cedur Hill Ctm! I'uniaui si.i, viaiiguter or late uottrried und after T p. m caruiuin iiai ner. ugetl -i I flieilJ Iiivtt-d to funeral I. ..... , J-l,, X .i.i.U ... - t .it , iitij , .11 ill. iui, pritutl". 11, ' -J4II1PIUHI ant, hull ni into p.iiii-iri ,-, hiiii r, - ,, ,. - -, , . - --."-.i .- .,,.,, . t...... , , ., . Pence Cem ....... ,nt.iii Wetcoit Johnson Residence 4"1" Cecelia cv-clman and grandson of IVancIs GIRI.s - anted, learners arm ciieratore on BARLOW -At list W. Ch-'ten ave , q,..i mer M. Duo notice of funeral vull "b? . .nd Elizabeth Mallon and grandson of W.'- i ''''' m"J,'n"i,nl''F,,Jt e" uald. innntomi Jan I. THOMAh W.. husband of Klven bciga and the lato John Vogelman. seed 16 O-hrle Rrcs (n 42 N 3d mix i.auine nariotv. Aiiiiounceirtcnt of tho, .itm.Nisiis, Jan. a iiiaacm, wire or '"" ''"'''; "i !.". . iiu ' " i uirls wanted in coll w.ndi.ur denartment. fnther's residence. George A. Hav 4718 Sansom st.. Phtla. Int private. Mt. Morlah Cem , Phlln. JACKSON. Jan. -1. JOHN A., husband of Amanda Jackson and son of lat-" John end Eliza Jackron Itelatlves and friends, I'apt. 1. R. Schuvler Camp, No 2 S. of V , invited to funeral services, Thurs. 2 p m., 'I E. Montgomery ave int prlvnte. North Cetrir Hill Ctiu, Fiiends mav call Wed., late Oottfrled und after i p. m i ,,,,, V'V.,..i' II. Relatives and JOHNSON. Jan 3 WILLIAM H. JOHN- "viliri mwc' ; il BirrvlccH, Wed. 'ON Sr, husband of Marv A Johnson die. ,n,vf,,V , ,.n . Int. private, Mt. ' V.lnntoni and sou of late Sanmrl p. and ?,"?Vi ,-, .'.'i. ,. i nclla Westcoit Johnson Residence. 4212 ' Z ,- k".i mL1, Summer st. I on silk hosiery; trood opportunity for em TOBIAS. Jan. 1. CLARENCE E . Sr plovmont at light clean work In healthful husband of Rebecca I Tobias (nee Gentschi ' workroom. Apply Quaker Hosiery Co and son of John J and Emma Tobias aiel i 22d and Lehigh uve (Walk through vard 4 Relatives and friends, Harmony I-vdge, to eletatorj '" 5ara No S2. I. and A M . invited to funeral - services, Tues . 2 t. m , parlors of c. R. I GIRLS want d for light factory work; no Hartranft. 3021 Germantoivn ave. Int. pri- i experience necessary: highest wages paid vate, Ardslet- Burial Park, Friend, may i and chnnco for advancement. Oehrlo Bros V,.,.. rmslnH Men 7 -1( ttj 0 i. ni. Co . 423 N .lik a i.i-rw.ii. -..- ii. i-. icuiviiit. service, a, iu.s ,.ar,ttd lo ir,era,u ci.r. .,.. -:. Suddenly, on Jon 3 ,0"n J ?Kr:. -ApP!''01:!. ? ..! ."? . m.. beoved son of Henry and ""' " "" """ """ '- Co . 1223 Wah- funeial later George Johnson, aged 71. Relat ves and DARDSLEl -Jan. 4. MARTHA A., widow I friends Invited to funeral services, Tues.. 1 of John Bardsy. Relatives and frlenda. p. m. resldenco of daughter. Mrs. Dysart I Martha Washington Temple. No. 22. Ladles d41 W Dauphin st, Remains may be viewed nf the Golden EibIc. and Excelsior Ladf e, I Mon . 7 to 0 p. m. Int. private. Greenwood No. so, Duughters of St. George, Invited to (K. of P.) Cem. Auto service, funeral. Wed.. 1:30 p. m.. icsi.lenU of I .TOST. Jan. 4, WILHELMINE K. (nee ll.r.lh.P I'I.SpIa. Will, II ItO'HV llln. , , C.liul ...Mmv .1 ,.l. W .Tab, nonA Crt h.nin.s m, inr.'M cl,urr-i. r,u, .. n.i.iit.i. ar. f.i.n.i. tnii, tn fr,--. i I lato Michael a nd Jane Walsh. Relatives Hard ave.. 2'30 p m. Int. Fernwnod Cem. servkes. Wed., 10.10 a. in , residence of son. ! nd friends Invited to funeral. Tues. 8:30 I HOSIERY -Menders examlnsrs and oalrera Mar liojs- uiud ana the employe, of the ' Annly General Eleitrl Western Union Telegraph Co.. branch office , inston av. '"! r-. invuea to iunerai. on wed at b-30 a. m., t ,,-Jt-p-s 7S .. ... ; -, from hl parents' residence. 22SH E, Clearl HOSIERY Girls, over 1,1. to learn various Held et. Solemn requiem mass at Our I.adv i . tl?frai,onsJ,n, 'ik j0"1."',' ,a, 00il, OPP01--Help of Christians at 10 a. m. Int. Holy tunlty for employment at highly paid clean w...Mih cr,, ' work In healthful workroom Apply Quaker .'.. .-l---.-. .-- . . tj....... r nnA .n., , .l.ll. ... ,n... wai.sii. -Jan. -. aunes, daughter if IV""';. . "", .-."".. ..""S. "'" """ "ia "USl OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE FOLLOWING CUVSSES OF HELP: Heavy floor moldor8 for dn' sand work, me dium floor molders for green aand work, In an up-to-date gray Iron foundry. Also: Bench molder.s, machine molders, Taber ma chine lioor molders, floor molaers who have had experience on gear case and motor-frame heads fcr malleable. Iron foundry. Modern brick houses, with all convent. ences, can be had for moderate, rents within 10 minutes' walk of the, plant. .,w.rl,ff IT ap,j; employment office. Ceneral Electric Co., Erie. Pa. WANTED A MAN WITH FACTORT KX PKRIESTJB TO ASSIST ON PRODUC TION: ONE WHO CAN HUSTLE AND DO"-s.. 11117,Vn: VJ..I.I IJIUTJ .1..J1 fKXJJt DETAIL EXPERIENCE ON PRODUCTION NEED APPLY. THE DOWRY' TOP AND BOTTOM CU.. UAUl. .x?ixj JvxJJxMa. AVEAVER3 - - Tnpo vffeavers. Oehrlo Bros, Co.. 423 N. 3d. . YOUNG ALN wanted to work In yard of flre of contracting firm. P B2.1. I.ed. Off General BUblNESS SERVICE CO.. 1114 Land Title. Vccountants Seniors. C. P A., f 40,10. Drafismen Mc-chann-al, Iieslgners: 1200(1. Engineers Industrial, t.1000- Maintenance largo steel mill t"nu; Heat t Vent.: Time Study and Rate Setting, 12100. Estimators Drop forging. 12.100, Managers Gen Mft Adding Machs., flO.000 Prod, automatic mach . t30O0, Sales, t3000 Salesmen Coal; Tires; General; I2S0O up. btejiographera Several tlfiOO, Supt. Mach Shop. Micrometer work. tBOOO. CARPENTERS. bricJtlayers rtnd bulldera-., wanted for coming boom In building busi ness, highest pay goes to men who under stand blueprints, learn at home by new, easy method, Write today for FREE lesson in plan reading Address C W. Morey, Sunt 2114 Chicago TVch. Rldg , Chicago-Ill ' EARN BIG MONbY " Do lathe work, auto repair, m-chnn1cal and electrical, driving or storage battery work; wo train men on practical lins. PHILA. MECIFL 4 KLKCT-L SCHOOL Call B14-81S Brown St.. day and ev'g classes. RAILWAY tratno .nepectors wanted. ttlO month and expenses to start; abort hours, travel, 3 months' home study under aruar antee: wo get you position: no as. limit: a,), for booklet. N 3 SO. Standard BualntM Training Inst.. Buffalo N Y. EARN 125 WEEKLY, spare time, writing for newspapers magvieines: exp, unnee.t details free. Press Syndicate, 331, 8ti Louis. Mo. AOENTS tooJ-pawSJ1" . I" constant demand for to. iitf JL .V '"on- a"- Shorthand. '1 in.i?.i!f y"tem. Completo bu,lnei McreUrlal courses. Day and Night ai. ,, ' "itenstv. training. Enroll S?rtil,ln"' 0a" or rlto for full '"T'l'Vlnrs and rataloguo. finrt W'xrxllAumM., L . . ' trl'f,t'"'t t I'hlladelplil l'ost-Graduatc School f. Musk and The Fine Arts A . , . .,M0 I-CU8T BT. P' 9 -I. 18tb. at, BoIlt. Bv.vKi JrSsW: SuaUst. BvcKb Strayer's Business College Philadelphia's Greatest Ruslness School 807 Chestnut Bt. Phono Walnut 881 AI'LANTII) CITf NEW JERSEY SCHOOL rou ATYPICAL CHILDREN VliNTNOR PARIfWAV AND SL'JINXia AVE. Margate Park. Atlantic City. N. t. A ele.:t srhoul of adlustinent where epc claltr.d Individual medical and educational treatment and training, ooniblned with lb. Invigorating qualltl.. of Atlantlo Clly cll; mt., s'.imultie th. greatest physical and mental development In nervoua and back. BEANS -At U.i Ainoslitnd rd . Norwood. D-l co. Pa. Jan 3. MAPY JANE WEBER, wire nf John II. Brans. llelatltcs And frl-nds Invlied to service Tues . 1 p pi , Oilier If H.alr nidg . lslii Chvstnut t . riilla Int private Northwood Cem. Ml 1 vllle N' J papers copy I1F.CK At 7210 Chestnut eve,. Oak Lane, Jan. 4 CATHERINE, wife of Coniad Beck, aged no. Due notice of funorJl will be civ en. Now Y'ork papers copy. llLOMEfl At I'nssalc, N. J.. .Inn I, ELIZABETH M HLOMlill, widow of Genrte D. Bloiuer, aged 77 Funeral from residence of daughter. Mrs. Thomas A. McQuillan, 11U High st , Wed.. 8:30 a. m. Heriultin mas, St. Michael's Church u a m. Int. private, Holyrood Cem , Morrl.town, N J. Omit flotters BOURKU Jan 2 , MARGARET (nee Ren nett). wife of John Bourke. Relatltes and irlend. Invited to funeral. Wed . S:30 n m I'SISJ Pierce et Solemn requiem mass. St Edmond's Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem '!tl .ervlce IJUVl.i;. uqurniy. ,n, -, .luai.rii A, Adolph Jost. 1038 Svlvan ave., Oaklyn, N. I on silk hn.lery Apply Quaker Hosiery Co., a. III , lij Uln itinr .iiihuiiu ooiemil on sua nn.irry ppiy wuaaer Hosiery t;o.. I I.I-.W. . ..I..1, ... llnl,, l,-n..ill., r......k tn I n,l .... . .1.1.1. Sl-.llr .I...,, V. . .. . .... I mr .mi vernon i em. i rienaM may call ' t,4 "m" ,."r; - i.i.jt v.muu iv ii '"'""'. t". ... v. .V '" gii. TlK."'.ryr; , .x-v. ., ! U'wmi wv 17.5 1 mS' pi 17111. ' HOUSEWORK llrl wanted In fni.il.:! Jor?nAVJAN.1.0v,aii;Jg1,n-and A.Ah of" late ' $A.l??rt&&.) l .t"'""" Al""y 101 "' i 'enllV.n'vu'id'to'TunJrAl'wi.yVllVa T R"fMf- InvUed' to'Vunrf.! seVvicesl'Ve'd".'! i JANITRESS--Wh.te r mulatto vvoman to jic r mih , Snl.mn i'n,i. f r.mii.m -'I , 1 .Hi) p. in., residence of mother. 8018 N rhurch of St. Monica. HI a. in Int Holy , i'""? J5'" KiV Jlocl '"',. private Mt. Crn. Cem KIMBEL. Jan. 2, HAROLD J , son of William H and late Emily Klmbel. nU lives and frlendi Invited to service., Tue... 2 p. m.. father's residence. 3721 N. 7th at. Int. jirlvate, Northwood Cem Frlenda may call Mon., 8 to 10 p. m. KLINE Jan. 2. LOUISA A., wlfo of George W. Kline, aged 87. Relatives and Morlah Cem. Friends mav call Tues. .v. WATSON Jan. 2. GEOROE L. WATSON aged t)9 Relatlvea and friends. Mt. Morlah Lodge. No. 28. F. and A, M.. of Ilorden town, N. J . Invited to funeral Bervlces, Mnn . 2 P. m.. 333,1 Spring Garden St. Int. private. Ivy Hill Cem. WEI81IANK. Jan 3. CATHAniMn daughter of late Frederick and Fredericks friends invited tn funeral eervlc-s. Tue.. 2 Welsmnn Relatives and friends Invited to p, m. Oil N. 17th st. Int. private. 'funeral services. Wed 2 p. m residence VMinilT. First Month 3d. 1020 ITATinsr ef Isaiah T Ryan rlAnrifNEll son nf the late Jonathan on., Mary Knight, aged 67. Relatives and friends ara invited to attend funeral servlcea, on Fourth-day. First Month 7th. at 2 n m., at tne resiaence oi ins nrotnrr, ,'ranu i; 00 Green lane, Manx- act as laxiitresa In large modern. uu.tn. date office, hourn 7:30 to Ii weekdays. 1 p. in Saturday state salary and experience. 1 71 T l,edrr Offlee vlted to funeral. Wed,, T.a. rr., M7 -t S.--S PK1...I1 nf Hi. AkiiimnMAn mental d.veiepment In nervoua and back. I Jrv . ,w Cathedral Cera. Auto fua.rl ward, oilldreo. DeUtU ent upso'aprttoaUou. lnt e'w V"'"" " " ul" "" j.. husband of Ida Marls lloyle (nee WenrlchV Knight. .11 3. Wa.hlngtcn lane, German- und son 01 j-.iicii ant, laic i-atrti-it unvie, town, iniermrm private. aged 40. Relatives ana irienas, i-r-ir, i-igge, No. 84. Ii, O. O. Mooms 14th Ward Reuub. Ucan Club and members of Recording Dept, of Recorder of Deeds apd Tax onice. In- . inn a, m. on Jan 4. 1020, MACK LATZ. beloved hus. band of Allah (nee Hlrschtleld) and father of Milton Harry and aiy.Lt Klein. ATMtlAA isf fitrmrnr 1 ,, LAyDACII.i-Jan. t. -W1LUAM If. fiAtls BACll, tured M. RflatlTes and tritod. . 1 ' 'N nNDKRTAKKRI f lt- RROAD. aV j V , MOH 1 LADIES, take wcrk home spare time, stamp- lee natterew. Cill store .1112 Market St. LAUNDRY STARCHERS COLLAR IKONERS APPI.T MARKET STREET LAUNDRY 1808 FILBERT STREET MANICURIST EXPERIENCED ArPLY BUUEAU OF KMPLOTMFNT WANAMAKER'S MILLINERY SALESLADY wanted, one who la accustomed to taking order for hat to be mad up and selling r,aety-trlmmed ones ta th beat trade: nona but experienced help need lrto jr. C, Mana.vei; ptb, ay?., ytl LABORERS wanted: lonr Job; steady work Apply un lob. Sears-Rotbuck operation! Irwin ts Lelghton, contractors, Roosevelt Boulevard, Asylum pike. Take Frankford car, transfer on 7fi Oakland i Cemetery LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE for a lilg'iT. grade lubricant, or responsible party fur territorial proposition: only nret.elns. ,,,. men or men of good financial standing ne-il apply; our offer will atand most rigid invest . gallon Addre.s D-A LUBRICANT SALEM COMPANY. 725 Kin. Bldg,. Washington. MACHINISTS AND BOILERMAKERS WANTED IIY TUB CHESAPEAKL AND OHIO RAILROAD. APPLY TO J. II, iiUS- - .SUPERINTENDENT aiOTIV. yOWKR. RICHMOND. VA.l II. U. JIROWN. shop BUpjaRiNTENbrNV. huntinoton: lit. VA..iOyl "W; V. HOBtVON. MASTER AGENTS J8 a day: steady Income: have.. si business of your own, "Zanol" pure foot products sell In twry home, sell every day In the yeir, vvrlto for agent's outfit, con taining IS samples uf fast fellers; bl r peaters; we pay b!e money for your jpare time. American Product. Co , 31B American Building, Cincinnati. O. "HEROES AI.l.I"; the Who's-Who of the) war oontaina names and citation, of 411 Pennsylvania men who won American jde orations in tho war; agent, wanted In t parts of the state: book sll. on sights liberal commlsslona, prospects furnished; writ, for details. Fassett Publishing Co., Washing ton, D C. WANTED Salesmen to call on au'tomobtN dealers and uarace tr ,d wllti best known and advertised line of accessories of 1U kind. The J P.- Gordon Co . Columbus. O, , r i vviiiB-A.vvAiiii woman to take chart or our local traf.e; IS to tl a day; .teadvl no e-vp-rience reuuirea writ today, Ai lean Rldg.. Cln, Hired; pay start, at .once) mertcan Proluctl, 91(t Ajssirt iclnnatl. O. ! 20O0O0 PROSPECTS In Philadelphia, fttr -, , Equipoise telephone arm.: see dl.plty, iA In rotogravure-Intaglio aectlonj liberal tiimql f. large earners only apply, K, 19. BKl 40.1.407 N. Ed. 1 .. i AGENTS Wireless umbrellai I'll par fiSt , tlrrj 12 an hour to take order, tor tBt newest Inventions no Investment! writ Mr t r..mle outfit. Parker Mfg. Co., .18 "WR at.. Daylon, O. ' ilA N to work this city rrnnlshtni chwisP Hera, brass beds, automobiles bv si nietnuu; ,,u iianr iiuneui capital or eill. , s rlence Wrlto aunmelai Co., 169 Muto .& Deritur, III. fwAJTV ' SAL13SMAN wanted New side tin fM imii.i rii jiip'c-.,s,i, pnysie,an maw,,! H continuously; retails JU your profit $ij iiini i.nm.1., iiaw.r iwn, tiariierOx CIIEWIX4. OD!k Je,H,to S4l MMI. pn vrtih mr Itvw-rlS. vt ,,', siwciur .'! .. I !.?, '-', T :' ,i .i 1'j i. ii Vs-oV. . yf,s , : "i
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