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MERCIER ASKS GERMAN
TO HELP DEPORTED BEL GIANS
$pbtain for Us, I Entreat
& Priests to Protect Their Morals and Safeguard Their Faith"
'"'" America Joins in Protest
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,; Explanatory Comment
"PHE consistent opposition of the Belgian people against employment which could further the German cause
j was emphasized from the first days of the occupation. Deportation organized and conducted by the mili
tary authorities was the only effective imperial weapon against such resolution und courage.
Tempting wages proved no bait whatever. In Luttre in April, 191F, thirty workmen were summoned by
the invnders and promised wages running up to $5 a day. These men all flatly refused to resume the work
which had been held up since the occupation began. They were imprisoned in cattle trucks and told that they
would be sent into Germany.
At the moment when the- train began to move their fellow citizens, who had crowded to the railway sta
tion, raised shouts of "Long live Belgium!" The train proceeded, but went no further than Namur, where
the workers were libeiated. .Latcr M. Kesscler, manager of the works, was arrested and after two days'
confinement was told to exhort his employes to return. He repeated the German order, but at the same time
declared that he left every man free to act according to his conscience. In the end. however, 190 of his work
men were deported to Germany and he himself was sent to prison at Charlcroi. A few weeks afterward sixty
more men wore arrested and transported out of the country.
In Tlanders, where the Germans hoped to enlist sentiment against the Walloons predominating in Brus
sels, they, were enraged at the cessation of all work in thebai bed -wire factory of Swevcghem. On June 11,
1915", the men were dragged to their benches by force. But they would not resume their old tasks. Sixty em
ployes were imprisoned in Courtrai
Vailed at the barbed-wire plant.
Unquestienably the deportations were instituted partly as a policy of revenge. Not all the specious rea
soning of Von Bissing in his letters to the Cardinal can conceal this truth.
Cardinal Mercier s Story
Including his correspondence with the German
authorities in B-lriim during the war, 1914 to
1918, edited by Pi. i- ssor Fcr..and Mayence of
Louvain University and transl ted by the Bene
dictine Monks of St. Augustine's, Ramsgate.
England.
Continuation of Chapter XXX
of the Unemployed.
plROM the very beginning cf the occupation, the Car
A dinal had over and over again begged both the
military and ecclesiastic1 authorities of the empire
for permission to send Belgian priests to prison camps
in Germany, but in vain. Undaunted by the successive
rebuffs he met with, he returns once moie to the attack
on behalf of the victims of this system of deportation;
he appeals to the Geiman bishops and entreats them
to use their influence to obtain permission for Belgian
priests to go into the land of exile, so as to afford the
unfortunate depoited the consolations of religion.
Plea to German Bishops
Archbishop's House. Malines,
January 23, 1917.
Most Eminent Lords.
I pray God to enlighten your Eminences so
that you may recognize the spirit oi cirity in which
this letter is written and be inspired to read it in
the same light. I cannot forget that my previous
' correspondence was received by you with undeserved
distrust, but now that I have to deal with interests
bo exclusively religious, my Christian confidence
triumphs over my fears.
Your Eminences are aware that there are some
thousands of military and civil Belgians we do not
know the exact number confined in the German
prisons. Information reaches us from time to
v time bringing the sad news that a considerable num
ber of them have gradually abandoned their religious
practices. One of the reasons for this progressive
indifference is the antipathy inspired in them by
chr.plains whose language is a constant reminder
of a belligerent nation and a sorrowful past. It
avails little to say that the chaplains are charitable
and the prisoners in the wrong. I refrain from
passing judgment on this fact, but none the less
it is a fact which we, as shepherds of souls, cannot
but bitterly deplore. Up to quite recently the
military authorities have refused even to those
condemned to death a priest of their own nationality
and speaking their own language. I know of noth
ing more deplorable than this. It cannot be denied
that faith must be raised to the level of heroism,
if the prisoners are to be inspired with filial con
fidence in a priest who, from the human point of
view, appears to them in the light of an envoy
from an enemy power.
The oft-repeated petitions of the Belgian
episcopate, to which I am assured the German
bishops have been good enough to lend support,
J oven the august intervention of his Holiness him
self, have not yet succeeded, in bringing about any
improvement in this state of things. '
Now, the occupying power has deported and
continues to deport thousands of civilians, Flemings
and Walloons, and sends them we know not where
into camps and factories, compelling them to -work
. to the advantage of the enemy. These wretched
men suffer' from hunger and cold; many of them
are spat 'Ipon and beaten because they lefuse to
. work "voluntarily." It is easier for you than it
is for us to verify this cruel treatment and have
it brought to an end. We tremble, and the mothers
of families tremble, at the thought of the danger
to which the faith and the morals of these poor,
forsaken men are exposed. They feel isolated,
without home life, far from the sacraments and
out of contact with their parochial Belgian clergy.
I am loath to believe that your Eminences feel
no sympathy with us in oui' anxiety and that you
will hold your powerful support from us now.
If the German Empire will not grant the
repatriation ol our iellow-citizens, whom, con
trary to all truth, it styles unemployed, a burden
"on public funds, obtain for us, I entreat you, per
mission to send them our priests to protect their
morals and safeguard their faith. These priests
are ready to endure every sacrifice. They will
agree not to return to Belgium save with those to
whom they earnestly desire to devote themselves.
I intrust with all confidence my petition to your
apostolic hearts, which petition is a joint one from
the Belgian clergy and episcopate, the mothers,
wives and childien of our Christian families.
Receive, my Lord Cardinals, the assurance of
my respectful and religiously devoted sentiments.
(Signed) D. J. CARDINAL MERCIER,
Archbishop of Malines.
The Cardinal Archbishop of Cologne and other
German bishops made pressing and repeated attempts,
but without success, to pbtuin from the military
authorities permission for the Belgian priests to
accompany those deported.
America Joins Protests
The Vniled States protested against the transfer
of Belgian workmen to Germany. The Imperial
Government uiiswered that it would only deport the
unemployed who were in receipt of outside help. Con
sequently, porsons occupying an independent position
nnd men actually in work would be exempt from
deportation.
On the other hand, in leply to a note from the
Netherlands Government, the German Government
didared thnt it would not deport Belgians who hud
takoti refugo in Holland in October, 1914, und had
entrd, Belgium on the distinct understanding that
tlMjy would not bo molested. Beiag poWerlas to put
You," Cardinal Writes, "Permission to Send Them Our
and later their wives were incarcerated there,
The Deportation
The petitions
to Germanv weie
eial 325 petitions
February 7, 515:
February 26, 563;
The archives
The Gocrnor
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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY,
BISHOPS
Meanwhile idleness pre-
least desirous of contributing by every means at his
command to the jepatriation of these two classes of
the deported. A? announced in his instructions to his
priests, he established at the archbishop's house an
office for the lecention of appeals. In his first request
to the Governor General he appeals for the repatriation
of "98 persons.
Archbishop's House, Malines,
January 24, 1917.
To His Excellency Baron von Huene, Interim "Gov
ernor General, Brussels.
In its .reply to the protest made by the United
States against the deportation of Belgium citizens
into Germany, the Imperial Government declared that
the transfer should be limited to those only who were
receivirg helD frem public funds a"d had no workjin
Belgium. I have the honor of inviting your Excel
lency's attention to the caes of men belonging to my
diocese, the transfe" of whom is'no doubt due to mis
takes made in recruiting.
As the eeitificates ioined to the petition of re
patriation dulv attest, these deported persons held an
independent position or were engaged in woik re
munerative enough to enable them to provide ade
quately for their own wants and those of their de
pendents. In order to avoid discussion resnecting
certain certificates which mention a different trade
from that carried on bv thn holder before the out
break of "hostilities. I think it necessary to inform
vour Excellency that in consequence of the mobiliza
tion of our army, when war was declared, and the
exodus of paH of our pnnu'atinn, many workmen
have for the time being changed their trade.
Those among our fellow cnuntiymen who fled to
Holland and only returned on the assurance that they
would not h molctrd, fir.H thmsf!ves in a neculiav
position. The .rpnly of the German Government to
the note of the Netherlands Government, dated No
vember 29, 1916, regarding the deportation of Bel
gians, aimj at recognizing the excentional position
affecting a consumable number of the people of my
dioccs-e. We have, the'-efove, been satisfied with prov
ing their presence in Holland in 1914.
Th fn'ms have "been filled in bv the parochial
clergy themselves, or under their instructions, and
countersisrnpd h" the mayors of the c'tnmnnes
To facilitate the woik of your Excellency's offi
cials, we have forwarded thm to you in duplicate,
together wih the attestations attached thereto. They
are classified according to communes, grouped by
deaneries and arranged in alphabetical order.
Today I am handing your Excellency a first list
containing in duplicate 098 ferns affecting the in
habitants of the deaneries of Contich, Diest, Jodoigne
and Orp-le-Grand.
I sincerely hooe that, as the lesult of your1 Ex
cellency's kind offices. 698 exiles will soon be re
stored to their afflicted families.
Accent, sir, the assurance of mv sincere esteem.
(Signed) D. J. CARDINAL MERCIER,
Archbishop of Malines.
on behalf of the unemployed deported
sent in rapid succession. On January
29. 1917. the Cardinal forwarded to the Governor Gn-
for repatriation: on F"bruary 1, 530;
Febiuary 15. 516: February 17. 593;
March 5, 408, and May 21 and 22, 65.
of the archbishon's house contain one
solitary reply from the Governor Geneial to these va
nous letters, as follows:
Gorerninenf General of Belqium, Brussels,
, February 12, 1017.
To His Eminence Cardinal Mercier, Archbishop of
Mulinen. ,
I have the honor in inform your Eminence in
reply to your esteemed letter of the 7th hist., that the
petitions risking for the repatriation of Belaiawi de
ported to Germany as unemploued tvill be submitted to
the competent German authorities
Authority to return to Brlnium will be granted
to those who can prove that they have been unjustly
deported.
I present to your Eminence the expression of my
8ierre rs'ecm.
(Signed) BARON VOX BISSING,
Priests Spurn Foe's Scheme
As the coirmunal authorities declined to hand in
the list of upemnloved, the occupying power, to compass
its end, resorted to an indirect exnedient. It summoned
to the "meldeamt" all persons occupying an independent
position as well as men actually in work. A special
stamp had to be affixed to their identity card, certifying
that they were not unemployed and were exempt from
deportation. All those whoso identity caid was not
furnished with this stamp were to be regarded as out
of work and taknn to Gcmany.
A body of nineteen Malitifg priests, at the head of
which was Canon Vranken, the Cardinal's secretary,
refused to lend tlieir co-oneration to this 'scheme and
addressed the following letter to thr Kreischef :
Malines. Dec. 24, 1916.
To the Colonel Pohlmann, Kreischef of Malines.
We the undersigned members of the Malines
clergv have reason to believe that our summons to the
"meldeamt" on Wednesday next, 27th inst., is occa
sioned by our nonpnrearanee at the general convo
cation on Fr'dav. 8th inst.
We have the honor to inform you that our attitude
had been maturely considered nnd was dictated by
conscientious motives. It is jmpossible for us to co
onerato in a line of action which is an infringement of
the primary rights of our workingmen and adverse
to their best intprests.
Receive, sir, the expression of our sincere esteem.
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,A,n.RkE- Jan. 12. -WII.Hnt.MINA wife
or William F. Abele (neo Vctter), ased 40.
Kelatives nnd frlenda InUted to funeral,
in. a a m., 4S03 Richmond Bt Itouulem
msn mass All Saints' Church llrldesburc,
a. m. Int. Host Holy Redeemer Cem.
...ADAMS Jan 11. SAI11NA It. lfo of
William Adams. Relatives am: friends in
lted to funeral. Thurs , 2 r m . wlors of
George W. Barrett I'ark nnd LchlRh .."'s
int. Northwood Com. Friends may ca..
Wed 8 to 10 u. m.
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ALUERT r. DARNES, aced 81. Re utUes
ana friends Incited to attend requiem mass
at St. Elizabeth's church. Trl.. 10 a. m
Int. urlvate.
RARHY. Jan. 11. JOHN J . husband of
Elizabeth Ilarrv (nee Drew), aced ol Rela
tives and friends Holv Namo S'oeletv of the
.. ..rtine v.nurcn, rmpioes oi i.iomi luiu
bor c?.lmlted " funtral Thurs 3U a.
111. 1410 E. Susquehanna ae Solemn re
nulem mass Church of the Holy Namo 1U
I a m Int. Old Cathedral Cem.
RAUER. Jon. 13. AUGUST TOED
I ERICh. RAUER hUBband of Louisa Bauer
(nee Hlm). aced 73 Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Fri. 2 pm. 20J1 W.
Dauohln st Int. Greenwood (K. of V ) Ccm
I irlends may call lliurs.. 8 to 10 p. m
1 BLACK Jan 13 ISABELLA, widow of
James Black Relatives and friend Invited
to funeral services. Thurs.. 2 n m.. reri
dence of daughter. Mrs Bella tttirvtn 33il
N 0th st Int. Cedar Hill Cem Remains
may be slewed -Wed. eve.
UORMUTH. Jan. 13. LOUISA, wife of
I Lorenz Bormuth (nee Duerr), aged 01 Rela
tives and friends invited to funeral, Sun,
I 1 JO p. m. N. W. ror. 50th and Catharine
bts. Int. Hillside Cem, Friends may tall
Sat , after 8 r. m
1 BOTTOMLEY. .Tnn 11 T.iVlVi l
pf James Bcttomle. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral services. Thur , 2 p m .
3120 Kip st. Int private Greenmount Cem.
Remains may be viewed "Wed, eve.
BOWEN Suddenly, Jan. 11, MRS.
ELIZABETH BOWBN. of Camdtn N J
formerly of South Philadelphia. Servians
ofnea of Mount Morlah Cem., 2.30 p. m
Wed
'IRIGGR Jan. 12. MARGARET, wife of
llllim H BrlKt-s. ased 72. Relatives and
friends Itaska Council. Ne. 27, D of P i
E A Shubert Council. No 5. S and D. of
L. lnvltod to funeral Thurs 12:30 p. m,
IIS N 34th st. Services at Epvvnrth SI. E.
Church, vogdes and Rce sts., 1 3d p. m.
Int Mt Hope Cem., Delaware co , Pa,
Re
mains may be vleved Wpd eve,
BRUlvn.-Jan. 11. EMMA T.. widow of
John T, 1'ruton. Funeral services Wed,,
2 P m . chapel of Kirk & Nice 0301 Gtr
mantown ave.. Germantown Tnt nrlvate.
BUCHANAN Jan. l'l. LILLIAN, wife of
James M Buchanan Relative and fripnrix
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Quarters. A better invitu 10 lunerai. rnurs.. s.ao a. in , rel
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Hazel ave Wert Phila. High mass Church
of Our Lady of Victory 10 a m. Int. private,
HCKNS-McCANN Jan 12 HELra T.
vine or Kuvvin j uurns ana diuuiiter of
Rolert r and Helen McCann. need 'JJ
Relatives and friends invited to funeral Prl ,
8 30 o m residence of fither 17JJ s ."4th
st Ilfuh requiem mats Church of the Most
lilestcd hacrament lu a m Int. IIoli Cross
Cem Auto servlco
,,dSnsSEa- r;,Jan A-- charlotte
1VISON widow of Rram Carpenter, need Vft
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral neiv.
Ires. Thurs 2 D m residence of diushter
Mrs Lucy A. Donhart 332 Rector st Rox
borouch Int. private Trlends may call
Wed v
CLOUD At Viondhurj, N. J.. Jon 1"
KLIZABBTH T CLOUD wife of Benjamin
W Cloud, ased 7S. Relatives and friend"
tnvlted to funcrat. Thurs .2pm 83
Hunter st , Woodbury. N. J. Int. private
Esllngton Ccm Friends may call Wed 7
to 9 p m
COONEV Jan. Ifl JOHN JOSI1PH eon
of Francis J. and UIU Cooney (nee O'Malley)
aged 5 years ." months. Relatives am!
friends invited to funeral m.. in i
residence of parents 21)30 X Mlllmau st
Int Holy Sepulchre Ccm Frlcnda may call
SPtiffn-Trf'". ,.l-9.f" COULTUR
Kr Reiaile andlrl?ndrrnvite-d0tol7un?rSa7
Thurs.. 2 p m. ;;n nittman st. Frank-
ford. Int. North Cdar H'll Cem Remains
mav ue vievven vveti, h o 10 p m
DEACON- Jan. 11 JOHN" r., hiifband of
s.Iary A,. Beat0" I,l;L'tl,'s and friends.
Court Wavne, No ITS, Y. of A . and
Moskoukp Tribe. No. 29,-j. I O. R M In.
vitea to lurerai. thurs.. M 30 a. ni , 4 ',i N
-sin . i. sen oi Liennarn ami i'ni,n ,-..
Plactntlnl HI Slnio Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral Frl 8 a ni ma KHibuii
s' Solemn renulem mass Our Ladv of Good
Counsel Church 0 in Int Holv Cross
"iToHAN. Jan. 13 JOSEPH A DOHAN
1 Relatives and friends ipvlted Thurs . 7 to
0 P m . r.OJO N. Park ave '
I DL'NI'HY Jan 13 ALICE M wife of
'Thomas Dunphy. aged TO Relatives and
friends also ..icred Heart Altai und Rosary
. Societies and 1) V M Sodai'tv of the Ascen
'slon Church, e-'irhill Circle. No 7 Invited to
funeral Sat, ?' a in 1U2J c jjadlson
st Solemn requiem high mass nt Church
lot tho Ascension 10 a m. Int. st Mary's
'Cem Gloucester, N J "
Iiu fst Al unariesion s. C . .inv, -
1OJ0 ALICIA, wife, of Alfred I. du p1'
I'uneral services at her residence, Nemours
' m-jr Wilmington, Del., on Friday afttrnoon'
2 30 o'clock, mi. private
I EDDY Jan 12 THOMAS HENRY hus.
band of Mlimle Eddy. Relatives and friends
- . Itaska Tribe. No. 184, I, O It M , and flai
miners invueu to service, inurs, a n m
3411 Mt Vernon st. Int Mt Morlah Cem
Friends mav view remains W'd eve
ELLIS Jan 12, WILLIAM W.. h'usband
of Bertha Ellis, nged 20 Relatives und
frbnds emploves Bell Telephone Co. In
vited to funeral services Thurs 2 m
21(1 Pusev ave. Colllngdale, Pa Frienda
may call Wed., after 7 p. in Int private
lrUREH At Trenton. N J , Jan D
- n.v Dui'iAt" ! wia in jtinrH j; j;m
i- innv a f&ltliful lielrfr In lb vvki.
Boiven families for A3 j ears Services at tho
residence of Clem-nt R Iinwcn, 4131 lulu
in' re ave TTurj . 8 p in final services and
Interment at Salem. N J., Frl, 2 p ni.
FAUbSETT Jan 12. RANDOf.PH j
FALSSETT formerly of Philadelphia Serv.
Ices Thurs 2 P rn., 2131 blane ave , Nor
wood Cincinnati, O.
ruLBV Jan 12 THOMAS V husband
of Elizabeth Boyd Foley Relatives and
fr ends invited to funeral. Frl , 8 a m ,
3-il4, W Allegheny tve JSolemn requiem
mass at St Bridget's Church U 30 a m
Int Westminster cem
FtiX--Jun 10 HARRY P husband of
Annlo S Fox (neo be hiiMler). aged U.1 Rel
atives and friends Invited lo funeral Ihurs .
8am M71 Jerferson st. Solemn requiem
mass hi Oregon s Chunh 0 30 a m Int.
Old 'nh-lral CVlil Vuto ftinnil
FHASER Jan, 13 ELIZABETH FEn
OESIN wife of ohn eraser, aged 08,
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
Thurs 10.30 a. m. Brandywlpe Manor.
Chester county. Pa. Int Brandyvvlne Manor
Presbjterlan Cem
FL'I.LEH -At 208 N 34th st , Jan. 13
SARAH J widow of Dvvlght B Fuller, aged
83 Announcement of funeral later
OAFI'MLY Suddenly Jan 1.', JAMES
13 UAFFN'EY liurb.nd of late Jennie Gad
nev Friends cniploses of Glmbel Bros
i luthinu Dept niai ..ill Wed eve rei,ldeni0
of W I Hpaneler 3oJl N 18th st 'llosu
Services uno inv ,vew iiriiain, conn
GEIST HOOAN Jan 12, CHRISSIE
I wife of Walter Gelst Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral, Thurs . 8 30 a in. hut.
hand's residence, IB Sunimltt terrace, Gar-
all ,
rett in i. - ; in requiem mass at.
, iiiomas wit, ,.ia..vv. i. iu a., in,
i Int st. Ii'nlss iem,
.a.E.RMVi ?" . 1, 4N'JA VH;A'. ?';
i v t.,w ' vnl , V, ,", w"'st ".'!;
ejtittu.w- :.-"ii:7s.txr:zr! "-v
lllth bt. HlsH mass of requ em St Stephen's "here ,1 Fniemi. r; " '"."",","' '" ,'"' ,.'
svE-j-ai; "iir FcriArii,?C: KffirFkZ
ndsSVaTTner snhS'
U. Donegal lTand ""f.ocfeWrid'DU- I and Mto' Kll"'.'el WinSa t"einio"a" n?d
No 81. A O. H, Invited to funeral. Sat ' frlfnd ,;ml,e in -7 N ' linv!?d V
8 30 a. m 4U40 Brown st . West tm.ii-,- I husband's nsldence 10.7 N Howard st.
solemn requiem mass' Church 'of Ou J ft ST11?i'4,pu,rMICem1 ' rC"
of Sorrows 10 n m Hit Holv Cross Cem J ' , '!,,,,Ir",li J l0 i,n Pl" IfAlHi hu.
nr SIPIO Jan 12 ANTHiivv n7n.. ..' McORILLIh Jin l- ia"1v. a nus.
lire age.i si iieuines anu iriends Invited i nnd friends also iieutnie oi tne bacred
u rervlies Vil J p in. husband's retl-I Heart and Altar nnd Rosary Society of
d, n 201) Lynwnod ave, Trenton N J the Church of Our Lady of Victory. Invited
It,' Greenwood tern ,,, funeral Frl. 8 3(1 a in from residence
I.MERY Jan .13. 1P20 Miss JIAI1V l: l I .!?,., 111 N. 51st st . West Phlli, s.a!
JANXTAHY 14; 1920
1IRATIIH
.enlr.. :n h m.. mil W. Queen lane,
nppmntnvin Further services brother s rrienas invited to runerai. -inurs., s p. m
Oermantown. Further 5fJvfsJn,wn, .0489 Glenmore ave. Int. Fernwood Cem. lie
Pa .' Ti,ir.2 m. Int? Vvest End Ccm.. main, may bo .vlowed Wed.. eve. . .
Allentovvn. rn. Allentovvn PPJ .W'
OLASOOW. Jan. 12. wiiimAMi "j
bnnd of Oeorirle Perkins Olasgow, 1885 N.
hus-
inn st. uue notics oi iu"""1"'1!, , " -J.A
OOTWOLS. Jan. 13. EDWARD J son
of Alfred W. and Edna O, Ootvyols. need
4 mos. Relatives nnd friends Invited to
funeral services. Thurs.. 1 P. m ,'"!
residence 3KS7 Queen lane. Tails of Schuyl
kill. Int. private, Ml. Peace Cem.
QROVC. Jan. 11. RACHEL M wife of
PhlllD B. Orove. Funeral services Thurs.,
: 30 n m. North Wales Baptist Church.
Pennsylvania nve. and. Shearer st North
W"ie Pa. Tnt, Oreenlivvn Cem.
HALL. Suddenly. Jan. 13. CAnROLL
HALL, aired nit. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral services, Thum.. 2 V.
111B S. Dlvlnltv place. Int. prlvntv).
HANI) Suddonlv. Jan 12. HENRV .inS
SOP HAND, aced 7B. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral services Thurs., ii a. m
4U1 Oak lane, Wajne, Pa, Int, private
Omit nwv.
HARRISON. Suddenly, at Moorestown,
N. J.. Jan. 12. HARVET D., husband flt
Lillian Harrison (nee IlcnnelerX agea, ai.
Relatives and friends lnv'ted to funeral serv
ices. Thurs., 2 p. m.. 2d and Union sts
Moorestown N, J. Friends may call wed.
7 to II p. m .
HART Jan, 11. ANTHONY A., husband
of Marv Hart (neo Dorsev). .Relatives and
friends. St Lawrence Co'inell. No 841. lv.
of C Court Tamanerd. No, 120 F of A.:
Progressive, Lodio No 123. S. of 13.: May
Republican Club of 31st ward. Executive
Com Ittee nnd members of 31st Ward united
Republican Club, invited to funeral. Thurs..
8 VI a, m.. 2303 a Harold st. Solemn re
nulem mass st Ann's Church 10 n. m. Int.
Holv Sepulchre Cem. Auto service.
HASSELliUtfCH. Jan. 13 ROBERT HAS
SELBUSCH. son of late Frederick and
Amelia Hasselbusch (neo Hunt). Relatives
and friends. Eureka Lodge. No, 12. IC. of r. ,
Phila Turnnemelnde. invited to funeral.
Sit 2 p. m residence of brother. Louis
Hasrlbupfh 1000 Lindlev ave., Logan Int.
' HEISSIE Jan 11. JULIA B. IIEISSIE
Funeral services Tues., 10 a. m., at Christ
Church Hospital. 4Sth st. and Belmont ave.
HERITAGE. Jan. 1", CARRIE H , widow
I cf Renjimln l Heritage (neo Hewllngs),
R.latlves and friend invited to fugeral,
Thurs.. 2 p m.. resldenco of sonlnlaiv.
lJdnam A uugan nau Marlcet st,, oiou
cester N J Int. Union Cem. Friends may
call Wed. eve,
HICKS In Ardmoro Jon. 13, LIDA II.
widow' of J Rodman Hicks. Due notice of
funeral "111 be "Ivcn.
HILDE1IRAND. Jan. 10. ANDREW J.,
son of Mary and lato Andrew Hildebrand
(nee Drugger). aRed 20 Relatives and
friends Manlunv Tribe. No. 11R I O. R.
M.. Invited to funeral, Thurs.. 8 a. m. 372
iDupont St., Roxborough. Mass St. Mary's
Church Ii a in Int. Wetmlnster Cem.
HOBAN Jan 12. MARY, wife of Michael
TfnlnM unr, ,1atio-1,,np nf TVa.ilnl ,1 ml llarv
Hopkins, of Countv Mayo, Ireland Relatives
ana rrenrn ii. v. ii. soasnty. Sacred Heart,
Altar nnd RosarV and Propagation of tho
I Fnlth Societies, invited to funeral. Thurs.
it. .30 a. m 810 N. May st. Solemn renulem
mass Churcr of iiur Mother of Sorrows 10
Tnt HOIv Cross Cem. Autn service.
HnRN. On Jan. 11. 1020. FRANK M,
DRN aged 07 lears Funeral on Wednes-
irnnM
dav afternoon nt 2.30 at fi4(l 4th st. Rela
tives and friends invited 4o services at homo
Int Filrvlcvr Cem
KLINE. Jan. 13. LAURA E., wife of
James R. Kllrt (neo Smith), need 30 Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral, Frl.. 2
p m., 8i)2r, DulTleld St., Frankford. Services
Orthodox M E Church 2.10 P. m. Int. Oak
land Ccm. Remains may bo viewed Thurs.,
8 to 10 p. m
LAUOHLIN. .Tan. 12, JOSEPH B.. hus
band of Minnie C. Luughlln. Relatives and
friends. Drcttur Council, No. 30. O. V. A.
M , ind PMIa. Lodge. No. 2, TI. P. O. E.. In
vited to funeral services. Fri., 2 p. m.,
11131 N. C2d st. Int. Laurel Hill Cem. Re
mihis may be viewed Thurs. eve.
LEAHY Jan. 12 ROBERT, husband of
Marii Leahv (neo Demney) Relatives and
triends A. O If. Dlv No. 48: St. Michael's
TAB Society St Michael's B. T. S. St.
Michael's Holv Name Societv. all societies
of which he was a member. Invited to fu
neral Sat . S 30 a m.. 1(14 Master st. Sol
emn hlh inas of requiem St. Michael's
Ch"S '" Hlv O-nss Cem
LEE Suddenly, Jan, 10. JEFFERSON
D . husband of Helen S. Lee (nee Goodman)
Relatives and friends. Masonic Brethren
(member of a Chicago lodge): Dlv. No. 5.
Hog Island emploves. invited to funeral serv
ices. Wed,. 8 30 p m 2100 S Robinson st.
(01st and Elmwood ave,). Int Amltyvllle,
Berks county. Pa.
LIDDY.-Ian. 12. JOHN J., husband of
late Jane Llddv (nee Kerr). Relatives and
friends. Division No 1-A. A. O. H, invited
to funeral. Fri , 8:30 a m , 281R Gaul st.
Solemn requiem mass St. Ann's Church 10
a. m Int. New Cathedral Cem.
Ll-ICIIFIELP. Jarf 11, EMILY S..
daughter of Genso nnd Annie Litchfield (nee
Musich). aged 211 Relatives nnd friends in
vited o funeral Thurs . 3 p. ni 2821 Bridge
st.. Brldesburg. Int Cedtr If HI Cem. Re
mairs may be viewed Wed 8 to 10 p rv.
LOCKE Late of 005 N. 7th St.. Jan. 12.
JULIA R. widow of Thomas M. Locke,
aged 72. Relatives and friends invited to
funeral services. David IT Schuyler Bid?..
Broad and Diamond sts.. Thurs., 1:30 p. m.
Int. private
LOUGHNEY Jan. 12 MARTIN C, son
of Martin J and late Catherine Loughnev.
Relatives and friends invited to funeral,
Tri. 8:30 a in., 200 S. 20th st High mass
of requiem St. Patrick's Church lo a. m.
Int, Cathedral Cem.
LUKENS Third-dav. First Mohth 13th,
HICKS. Iusb-vnd o' Mtrv W Lukens pon
nt tnfe William and Tacey Lukens. aged 74.
!!,eJthl?v
"l,,?!
d",',:
ann irienos liiviieu vo itinera,,
10th 2 p m . residence of eon,
Lukens, 21 E Tulpehocken St.,
Germantown. Int. Ablngton Irlends'
Grounds.
MARTIN. Jan 13. HANNAH C... widow
of Christopher Martin (nee Echgelmelor),
need 00. Relatives ard friends Invited to
r.tnorul Kervlres. Fri.. 1 n m . 1320 N. How
ard st. Int private, Htllsldo Cem, Remains
may bo viewea inurs. eve
MrCLUN'G At Resldeli'e of Mrs Nelson
IT Goss -.'335 S. 21st St.. Jan 1.1, Mrs J A,
McCI.1 rsl mnner oj irs i j norne,
wife of Capt. Frederick J Home U S. N. ;
Airs. Nelson II Goss, wife of Commander
Nelson II Goss. U. S N and daughter of
late Dr Beverly Cole of San Francisco.
Calif I'uneral service and int private.
McCONNELL Jan 10. FRANCES, wife
of John McConnell, aged At. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services, Frl ,
1 p m., 31 Penn ave, Rockledgo. Mont
gomery county Pa. Int private Greenmount
Cem Jtemains may be viewed Thurs , 8 to
10M-GIARRIGLE Jan 12 JOHANNA C.
widow- of Jimes McGairlsic Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral Fri 8 a. m .
rcsldenre of son-in-law Hugh rivnn. 1110
Dilv &t Solemn high mats of requiem
church of the Sacred Heart n 10 a, m. Int.
,r r."i Autn '"rtoral
' T Rc ?R
Tork cits, MAROAR
're ?' Ho"y "MiV
u UK i i. mil, ni ie,T
ARET Mi GEE (nee Burke),
t.Gee and daughter of the
late Lawrence and Ann Burke, of Abbev
lane County Galwav, Ireland, runernl
Thursday, January 15 10 30 u. ni., from
the residence of her mother Jtartln L.
Burko r.02'J Ellsworth st thence to Church
of ht Theresa, Broad and Catharine sts..
l.i... 1 nf AtiniT
I-..- w -"v:l:i it a .. T-t
S30 a in. 1'32 N 15th st bolemn rel
ciulem mass Church of the Gesu 10 u. m
Int Cathedral Cem Autn funeral
MU-AUGHLIN Jan 11 WILLIAM A..
son of late Thomas nnd Lllen McLaughlin.
Relatives ami friends Invited to funeral.
Frl 8 30 a in . 200o S Opal St., below
MfKean st Solemn requiem mass St
Monica s Church 10 a m Int. Old Cathe
dra c uto s-rvlce
MrNAMARA Jan. 11. SARAH A . widow
nf i.him MnN'amara Relatives and friends
invited tu funeral. Thurs , 7.30 a m . 32111
I,ocuu st bolemn requiem mass St James's
Church U a. in Int Ho'y Cross Cem
I McNEAL At Wlnslow. N J, Jan II,
I TAMES husband of Jennie McNeal aged 77
Relatives and friends, surviving numbers
i Co F 104th Regt . Vol of Pa Invited to
services, niece s residence bj.'o tacony st ,
Frinkfurd, Phila . Wed 2 p. in Int. pri
vate. Cedar Hill Cem.
MILES Jan 11. ROSALIE, widow of
John M Miles ojsed 82. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Thurs., 8 a. in .
143 E Wiluut Inne. Germantown Mass at
St Vincent de PiuI'h Church E. Price st.
I, a rn Ft nrlvste
MnORHOUSE Jan. 13. MARGARET I. .
whlow of Robert Uwen Moorhouse, uped 87.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
i-ervkej Frl, 2:30 p m,, 2331 Bridge at.,
Brldesijurg lnl. private Omlt'nowers.
MORRIbSON Jan. 13 MARY E, widow
r.f .iniin .1. Morrlssou and daughter of Re
becca and lata Daniel McCarthy Relatives
emu niaBs or requiem ai unurcn or Our
Lady of Victory 10 a in. Int Holy Cross
TlVt.FORD On Mlinday, EDWARD M
Mc'I.FORD Relatives and friends are In
vited to attend the funeral services, at his
lat residence OS W. Commerce st , Bridge-
ton N J Thurs at 2.3i n m. Int private
MURRAY Jan 1'J WILLIAM J . son of
Elizabeth und late Join, Muriai. aged 43
Relatives and friends. Aerie No 42, V o.
j: invited to funeral Thurs , 7 30 a m
4752 N. (ith st Mass of requiem Incarnation
Church n a m Int Holv fenulihre Cem
OBRIL-V Jan 11 .MICHAEL husband
of Into Bridget O Hrlen Relatives and
friends St Ellzaleth s T A B Socletl,
Holv Name Rorletv Firemen's Relief Asso
Invitid to funeral. 'Ih'irs 8 30 n in. lius
V Bambrev st Solemn high muss Ht
rilznheth s Church 10 a. in. Int Now
Cathedral Cein
O'BRIEN' Ian 11 ROBERT A . son of
John 1' and Ellin O'Brien nnd grandson of
late Robert A. and Elliaiwtli O'Brien, aged
ii Relatives und frleni emploves of Phil,
adelphla Trust Co nlted to funeral,
Thurs 8 30 a m PVnls' residence 1741
N nntli st Solemn .' lUlem mass Church
nf Oui Lady of Li lj 10 a in Int.
Holy Cross Cem ii -nds may call Wed,
T'VTER Jun 1S.S dANNn. (neo Schmidt),
rNiiERTKrni
ijvl BROAD AV40
DIAMOND
- . i n(nm m n l u 111 l.n nlTaFail
'u,,ii iim , i A.ini.. viniiriiim ineu i.u ueri ivei.L-
DEATUR
widow of John rater, aged 40. Relatives ana
PEW At Mt. Hollv. M. J,
J, i 1'irsi iro.
sher B. Pew,
12lh. MATIY ANN nMm of Aaher B.
aged 81. Relatives and friends Invited to
luncrAI, Friends- Meeting; House, ror, aiain
and Garden sts., lit, Holly, N, J Fifth-day,
18th, 2:30 p. m. Int. Mt. Holly Cem. Train
leaves Market at. ferry, rhlla.,, 1:80 p. m.
for Mt. Holly. '
PHILPET. Jan. 1,1, 1803 Wylla ft.,
SARAH A., wife of Mlllanl C. Phllpet. Due
notice of funeral will ho nvn
POTTER, Jan. 12, DAVID POTTER, hus
band of late HHrah Jane Potter, aged 70.
Relatives and friends, members of the. 12th
U. I. Church (Somerset and Ruth sts.). In
vited to runerai Rervlces, Thurs., 2 p. m.,
resldenco or son, David J, Potter, 0032 Ditt
man st. Tncony. Int. private.
PYLE. Jan. 12. E.MMA F., wife of Wil
liam ,T, Pylo and .daughter of Margaret and
lato Georgo Smith, aged 42. .Rela'lves and
friends Invited to service. Thurs., 2.30 P. ni.,
41117 Market st. Int. private, Fcrnvood
Cem. Friends mav call Wed. eve,
RAUCH. Jan. 11, MARGARET BARTON,
widow of William Harrison Rauch. Rela
tives and friends invited to funeral, Thurs,.
I) a. m., ,1043 N. 13th st. Requiem mass
Church of Annunciation. 12th and Diamond
sts , 10 n. m. Int. private.
REARDON. Jan 11. JOHN, husband of
Norah Reardon. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral Thurs.. 8:30 a. m., 204B
S. 01st st. Solemn high mass Church of
Blessed Sacrament 10 a, rn. Int. Holy Cross
Cem. Auto funeral,
REILLY. Jan. 13, NORA ANNIE, wife
nf Patrick Rellly (nee Concannon). of Cully
Tarish. of County Sligo, Ireland. Relatives
and friends also Barred Heart Society and
11. V. SI. Sodality of St. Veronica's Church.
Invited to funeral. Hat.. b:hu a. m iiu
W Alrdrle st. Solemn requiem high mass
at St Veronica's Church 10 a. m. Int,
Holv Sepulchre Cem.
ROBERTS. At Nevvfleld. N. J , Jan. 12,
MANSDN M.. husband of Elisabeth L Rob
erts Relatives and friends, Ardmore Cas
tle. No. 102 K. of O. B.i Blue Jacket Tribe,
No. 303 T. O. R. M . of Ardmore. Ta : Vine
land Lodge No. 09. I and A. M.. Invited
to funeral, Thurs.. 11 a. m.. Hewneui. . J.
Int. private. Fernwood Cem,, Philadelphia,
Train leave Newdeld 1:45 p. m. Remains
nay bo viewed Wed, after 7 P m.: also
Thurs., 3 p. m at Fernwood Ccm.
RUCH. Jan. 12. CATHMHNH (Knlle),
wife of Charles J. Ruch. aged (12. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral Thurs.,
8'30 a. in.. BB-51 Morris st,, Oermantovn,
Solemn high mass St. Vincent do raul s
Church 10 a. m. Int. Holv Sepulchre Com.
RUFF. Jan. 13, NELLIE COLLINS, vv fo
of John II. Ruff. Relatives and friends in
vited to funeral services Frl , 2 p. m hus
band's reslder.ee. 122 Rochelle nve., Wlssa;
h'rkcn. Int. private, Friends may call
TISCARLETT. Jan. 12. Colonel THOMAS
SCARLETT, Relatives and friends Mercer
Lodge. No. 50, F. and A. M.. of Trenton.
N J.: Meade Tost. No. 1, Q. A. B. or
Phila.: Menl Lodge. No. 127. I. O. O. F., of
Trenton, N. J.: Columbia Lodge. No. 88, K,
of P.. of Engllshtown, N. J Invited to fu
neral services, Frl., 1 p. m 1D20 Fairmount
"sCHOENLEBER. Jan. 11. KATHARINE
II.. wife of William Schoenleber. 8r aged
71 Relatives and friends, W'nema crim
en. No 01, D. of P.: Ls'les oi uoiar
Eagle, No. 1, invited to funeril servle;.
TOurl. 12:30 p. m.. 807 N. 45th st. Int.
Hillside Cem. via funeral car. Remains mav
be viewed Wed eve.
srnTT At West Chester Pa. Second-
day. First Month 12. RACHEL W.. widow
2faybavld J. Scott, aged 85. Relative, and
irlenas invueu i iuncii ,.-, -- -i-i
further notice from her resldente Rlfl N.
Church.st.. Vfcsl Chester. Pa.. Fifth-day.
lotli. Aieei at- uuurc, uv m
PrRVrOTT. Tan 13. ANNIE P." SCOTT (re.
Price), aged 71. Relatives and friends
invited to service ThU's , 2.30 p. rn . Oliver
H. Batr Bldg. 1820 Chestnut st. Int. prl
vate Woojd-ands Cem . -n -,
WILLIAM H FHEAFER aged 02. Services
DrSHROYr.an.,i3.mjOHN L. SHROY Re,,
atlves and friends Inv ted to services I rl..
S 30 a m.. Beth'ehem Presbyterian Church.
Brood and Diamond sts. Int. private.
Frfends may call. 1133 Fillmore st . Thurs..
"'bMCTK n.P10n,ANTlIONT hu'band of
Bridget Smith (nee Forsythe). Relatives and
friends. Ho'y Namo Soc of St. Thomas
AqutnaV Church: Plv No 20, A O. It., and
cSunt? Meath Soc Invited to funeral
Thurs.. 8 a. m . 2018 Morris st. Solemn re
quiem mass St. Thomas Aquinas' Church
'i 30 a, m. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto
service. Wilmington papers copy.
SMYTHE At residence, near Marple,
Pa , Jan 13. SUSAN VS.. widow of Charles
It Smvthe. of rittsburdi Pa. Relatives
and friends li" Ited to service TtI . 1.30
p m . Oliver TI. Bair Bids.. 1820 Chestnut
st. Tnt. private. ... .,....,.
STELLWAO .Ten 11, KATHERTNE
vrldow of Urban Stellwvig aged 88 Rela
tives and friends members of Archconfra
ternlty of the IToly Famllv. Invited to fu
neral, Thurs., 8-30 a. m.. resldenco of son-in-law
Andrew ScMckllnr Sr IIS.I N 5th
t. Solemn requiem mass St, Peter's Church
Id a m. Int. private. St. Peter's Cem
TIWOFE Suddenly. Jan. 12, GEORGE
ELLIS, husband of Marv II. Swope (nee
Morelev). nged "78. Relatives and friends.
Ashworth Tost No 334. O. A. R Invited to
funeril services, fat.. 2 p. m., 1R1T Pear
st., Frankford Int pr'vate. Cedir Hill Cem.
Ttemnlns mnv be vlewetLFrl . 8 to 10 p. m
TROY Tin. 11. MARGARET B. wife of
Dvnlel J Trov (nee Barry) Relatives nnd
friends Invited to Iew remains, 42'i N. 40th
st., W. Phila Funeral Thurs , 8 SO a m,
parents' residence. 213 Chew st.. Allertown
Pa. Solemn requiem mass Immaculat- Oon
"eptlon Church 10 n. m. Int. Immaculate
Conception burylnr sround. Allentovvn
naperu copv,
VINCO"RT Jsn. 13. ANNA GRAHAME
wldovy of M F Vlancourt. Funersl rjir
Ices private, residence of daughter Mrs. Her.
I ert T Herr Merlon Pa Int. Pittsburgh
Ps Pittsburgh and Denver, Col., papers
CWEBB Tan 11 EMMA MAY, wife of
Charles P. Webb and daughter of Alexnnde
and iHte Lllllin Hamilton, nged 13 Reln
tlvpn nnd friends invited lo funeral Thurs
' p m uncles resiufnv.- uptirep vrover,
4227 Market st Int Mt Mo-lah Cem. Re
mains mnv be viewed Wed . 7 to I) n. in.
WETLEIN Tan 11 JACOB, husband of
i..A Cuinnn Wellpln. nf 12J4 N. nth ht.
Relatives and friends Archennfnternity of
Holy hamny. ni i-eiei a union wen s o
cietv Invited to funeral, Frl. 7-30 a m .
residence Edw. J. Genthert 410 W. Girard
ave Solemn requiem mass n n m St.
Peter's Chuich. Int. Most Holy Redeemer
eWlIITE At Phila.. Pa.. Jan. 13 MARY
C. wife of W Harry White. Services at
pirlors of M. II Kee'er. 107 Main st Mt
Holly. N. J. I rl . 3 p m Train leaves
Alarket st ferrv- Phila.. 1:10 p. m. for Mt.
Hollv. New York papers copy.
WHITE Jan. 12 IDA II WHITE aged
01 Relatives nnd friends Invited to funeral
eeivlces 433 Chambers nve , Camden N J.,
Wed 8 i m. Int. Milton Dl. Thurs
WHITLEY. Jan. 12. JOSEPH WHIT
LEY, Sr. husband of Marv R. Whltlev (nee
Reeves), nged 77 Relatives and friends
chosen Friends Castle. No 31, K. G. E;
Purity Circle No. 4j. B nf A., Invited to
funersl. Thurs .2 P. m . 1320 E Palmer st
tnt Laurel Hill Cem 1 rlends may call
Wed , after 8 p. m.
WILSON Jan. 11. HORACE F.. husband
of Elizabeth D Wilson and son nf Elwoid
and Louise Wilson, aged 23 Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services Thurs
2 p. in . parents' residence, 4340 Frankford
ave.. Frankford Int East : Cedir Hill Cem
KHr1 msv call Wed after 7 p m.
WINTERER. Jan 12 AMELIA HOS
FELD, widow of William A. Winterer. Rela
tlves and friends Invited to funeral services,
Thurs., 2 P ni.. ton-ln-law's residence. Jenka
II Robinson, 2311 Mither rd., JenkintownT
Int private Arlington Cem
YAEGER Jan 13, ANNA DAUTIIEN
DEY. widow of Eugene Yaeger Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral services,
Thurs , 3 p in. 5311 Osage ave. Int. pri
vate. T.OST ATJTJ FOUND
BRACELET 1500 reward: no questions
asked return platinum flexible bracelet,
confilning 8 large and numerous small dla
til"nds. lost Jan 2 at or between Greene
and Phll-Ellena sts. and Matestlo Hotel, M.
M Pearlman 1429 Land Title Bldg
BRACELET Lost. Saturday night, about
12 30 p m , between Lyric Theatre and
ArcadU Cafe d amond platinum bracelet.
Liberal re" ard: no questions asked, A 823,
Ledger Office
DIAMONDS Two diamonds lost January 11
wrapped In paper, between McKean and
South on "th st Reward for. return to HU1
S 7lh Bt Dickinson 3407
DOO Lost. January 10 at Lansdowne,
wire-haired fox terrier with black and vel-
low markings: collar marked Mrs Edgar
Scott, lice-lino tag on; 15 reward. Phono
i.anpnownw ,,u
LORUNrTn: Lost platinum and diamond
lorgnette about 11 a m, January 12 be
tween llellevje-Stratford and 11th und Chest,
nut Reward If returned to J E. Caldwell
R. Co Chestnut and Juniper sts
NECKI.ACF Lost nesrl necklace w'th nearl
and diamond clajip, Thursday, January 8.
In going from 20th and Spruce to Wan -
maker's or In trollev car. Liberal reward If
returned to J V Caldwell 4 Co Chestnut
nnd J"nlner sts
PEARLS' Lost, string of pearls. Liberal
reward if returned to Mrs, Jacob Belt-
mnnn. Hotel Majes'lr Broad near Girard
POCKKTHOOK 1.1 JUT CONTAINING VAL
UABLE DIAMOND RING. SUNDAY
AFTERNOON BETWEEN TIOGA AND
0TH AND WASHINGTON AVE . VALUED
AS A TOKEN FROM A DEAD HUSBAND
REWARD. 2035 W TIOGA.
HELP -VANTEP FEMALE
ACCOUNTS THE ACCOUNTING DEPART.
1IKNT OP THE PUBLIC LEDGER CO
DESIRES THE b-ERVICES OF A YOUNG
WOMAN WITH AT LL'AST 2 YEARS OF
HIOII SCHOOL TRAINING OR ITS EQUIV.
A LENT A KNOWLEDGE OF UOOKKEEP.
l.NO AND SOME EXPERIENCE IN OFFICE
WORK ARE ESSENTIAL ASK FOR MR
PRICE. PUBLIC LEDGER CO,. OTII AND
CHESTNUT hTS. "U
ALTERATION HANDS
. EXPERIENCED ON UREASES
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKLIl'S '
BOOKKEEPERS. EXPERIENCED,
ALSO ASSISTANTS
TO WORK ON CII8TOMJlR8 CHARQH
apply jj&asyRiB",oBw
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HEI. .WANTgrr-
5SDRELYUtNnS
BOCIATB8 INTEREST vo1?, AS.
THE CHOICE ornSX JHH
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sniTl'oNUWluTESTED W J,
"Oims ARE SHORT
PAY IS OOOD
MEALf4 ARE BERVEn at ..
mCKNESS BDT AT COST
PERMANENCY IS ASSURED
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BEliI, TELEPHONE OPERATTMn
IS THE ANSWER m
?F5 STEVENSON BELL PAnir
WAY BLDG., 10R1 ARCH ?T
1ST I'LOOR, WILL nil OLAri Tr,
DISCUSS THIS ATTraotiJS
WORK WITH YOU. AiluACTIVB
9 A. M. TO 7 P. M.
THE BELITELEPHONE CO, OF PENNA f
CHILDNURE. white, to care for h. T
ar, ,al w1k Tl..- .B I0P bOT ftf
nerlenced "and hava'"nSDV..?" n.
Locust st. Call Spruce 25ns ""'" z31 -I
CLERK wanted In niilllng departirr-:
,l?;Iff0,rior.,:oratloni excellent futur" tSPj'l
with initiative and ambition, state Ve. ?rJ
experience P 815, Ledger Offle. " a"
CLERK for largo corporation: exceli.niT
8(18 I,Olig ' Ba,atv d"'red;-y
COOK nnd waitress 2 reliable riru r-
downstnlrs vvnr-. phono locust ttl '!'. '"
any morning 1703 Spruce st. " '!
C0,9'i w.!;lte'"h ff-'?"nce. SerondTr
Lane'insV jr""V wy "ne- Phoneoili
DRE'SMAKFRS
APPLY BUREAU OF Rv'PLOYJfPVT
WANAMAKER'S raNT
GENTLEWOMAN with pleasing voice to tS"
ephone patrons: one accustomed t mitiSt
people: business exper'ence unnecMr.
rapid advancement for bright woman aIITJ
Marceau Studio, 1000 Chestnut at. '
nmi. nnM.n.. . ,. ...... ;
. washing and Iron ng: family o tl'S
In Call Wyoming 5155. y ' "M
OIKLS WANTED
i
GOOD PAY. EXTR BONUS
FOR CLEAN LIGHT
J7ACTORY INSPECTING
CONGENIAL. REFTVFD GIRLS
TO WORK WITH
PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS
MATRON TN ATTENDANCE
RECREATION ROOM
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
BUT GIRLS M"RT NOT HE UNDER
16 YEARS OF AGE vc'"c'n
APPLY AT ONCE
ATLAS BALL CO.
4TII ST. AND GLENWOOD AVE.
GIRL3 YOUNG WOMEN TO TCE ANT)
PCK CAKES' $11 n FOR 41 HOimH'
WORK; fl3 FOR B0 HOURS' WORK:
LIGHT AIRY ROOM' CHANCE FOR AT).
VANCEMENT. KEEULER-WEYL BAK1N0
CO.. 203 N. 22D ST.
GIRLS 2 expe-lencd. for OAAkln- Slid
downstairs work, chamber work and watt.
Ins; 2 In family: references. 4427 Spruce t.
Phone Preston 4880
GIRLS wanted to operate cutters and tort
paper. Apply from 0 a. m. to 5 p. m,
Dill & CnlMns Co . R'rhmnr-d nnd Tinea stl
GIRLS wanted to learn ull brunches of fac,
tory work- very boat wages and no exp
nere.nrv. Oebrle Tiros. Co 423 N 3d
GIRLS to sew backs In chairs. Apply Mr
Graham. 244 S Bth st,
HOSIERY palrers ard folders, experienced.
on Infants hose: good nay. Apply Rock
land Hosiery Mills 3211 Kensington ave
JUNIOR ACCOUNTANTS, with at lent
ft sears' practical accounting experience
or 1 year's experience following 2 veara
college or university work: salary J1M01 per
annum, with prospects of advancement ai
warranted: minimum age 21 yeais; number
of provisional appointments helng made
rwnlni examination. Annlv offlrn of th
Transit Construction Commissioner. Room .
1 1 U3 4ii mraseue si., ixew xora cuy.
LAUNDRY
MARKERS AND SORTERS
APPLY MARKET STREET LAUNDRY
1308 FILBERT ST.
LEARNERS WANTED TO
SEW BASEBALLS
AT HOME
EASY. CLEAN WORK
GOOD, MONEY
APPLY ON PALMER ST. BELOW UVUI
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
MARCEL WAVER
EXPERIENCED
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
NURSE, graduate, wanted to take chars
of a private hospital of 30 beds, all day
duty: strictly up-to-date Institution modern
In all was; comfortablo living quarter;,
must be able to report In the next 2 weeks.
salary 75 month, with laundry, etc Applf
Dr, G R. Lyon, Hellwood, Indiana countrY
NURSEMAID to help with mother and baK
boat of ref. Phone Chestnut Hill 560 IV
any day hefore noon ,
OPERATORS on cushions. Apply Mr Cra-
i'enna
IIHIII, .,, O 1. o.
PAPER BOXES We have room for 4 sklj
over lfl j ears of age, to learn paper wz
making, paid well while learning; can ma"
good money after several weeks' c""-'r""5':
bchoettle Paper Box Co., Front and Laurel
SCRUBWOMEN 13; call all week 7 30
n ; bring bucket, brush and cloth QuaKir
Cltv Cleaning co ihi wuisp ""-
SPOOLERS on cotton yarn: straight ; time
work and a good, steady Job. Oenru
Rrns, Co . 423 N. 3d . ;
SPOOLERS and winders on cotton sarn.
time work nnd (rood wages. Oehrle Brw,
Co . 423 N 3d .
VII) IV II' 1"
rieAnsJINO' RAPID ADVAM-CJie-'t
pleasant Jknmusmsa wf
1STH AND HUNTING PAIUv Avi.
bTENOOnPHEntMiin5cpd con
rem: neat bright Blrl. . "." tattv.e d'eta
two experience: must be able ', '?RqUickIrJ
Won rapidly and trnrbe now nt ,f
busy onice. with chance for ""J e,mi ,l-
STENOGRAPHER and '"'V-t.'Sfary "
Vermanent. ood pofU Ion state s t,,
reference, employes . ""'j;'- "lot and v.i-
Kevstone iiUDnca" -
tl.1,1 nve. Tioga 7475 .. ,
BTENoawAPiiiinrnJ typist yh'5lV
ffi nf manufacturing "i"u",iiv r A.
who understands c"ic"ny"d!iiJiii
n.h.nn fc Co Tne 2 " '- :nunt
bTENOGRAPHER ..'r0le0c,'.dd T .o'clock
position; hours 8:30 to 5ulY" particular.
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