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BUTTER. EGGS AND CHEESE
New York. April in HITTEU h'lrnna
Itecelpts. 37(1 tubs. i're.itner htghi-r than
extras. 73W 74r extra 1'2 erurei, 72' 1
JSoi first (Ss to on HO 0 71 4 1'. parkins
Jtock. rurrent make No 2. 10c
, EGOS Firm. Kecolpto, 24 f-0 nuvt
Freah-Kalhered oxlra first .m fI4iV. do,
firat, 424 Ollc. slate. I'ennvanla and
nearby etem hennery whit.-. flrt to
extra. 480120. do. brown extra 4i14 &
4Uor do, irither-it lron and mixed olor.
Brt to extra 4IJf 4c
CIIBRSK trresular Tleielptu 44 box
Stnte. whole-milk. Mata. beld np. iialu ,10iit
x SOHcido nerne run. 2H(20r iaie. nhole-
mllk, twlna, he' 1 pclala, 2S'i 5T30c; tlo,
average run, 27?2Rc
KIH t T1NAL
llolli Sexe,
Demand Greater Than Supply
There) are not enoiieh Wireless Operators
to nil me poMtmim norml.
SEE THE WORLD I
You run travel the world over nnd earn I
R125 Per month nllh hoard If sou are u
Wireless Operator, fall, phono or rite for
t.ew booklet. I
Wit oro nl,o distributors for Ilmllsen, I
llurdork. Clupp-Iulluini. Kenwood. Anne
and Klluourtie & Clark amateur ruUlu ;
apparatus.
PHILADELPHIA SCHOOL OF
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY
Er.!H.r::ii:ii isii
1002 PARKWAV IIUILDINO
Our iraduatcu are In constant demand 'cr
good-paying poslt'ons Oregg shorthand
the easy, speedy system. Complete business
and secretarial courses. Day and Night
1 -pe - mi -nsivo iruninv- lnrou
any time Coll or v-iiw for full
pa-l "'pes and enfslouile.
rnu.. lU'siNrs coi.Lr.oE
nnd College of Commerce
1017 Chestnut M. Plilluilelphlt
LEARN TO SPEAK COKRr.CTLY Private
Individual lessons In English nnd Krenci,
eapabln woman teacher. MW N 23J st.
J'hone Poplar 28011 W.
Our graduates are in enntnnt demand for
Strayer's Business College
Philadelphia', Grrutrst lliitnrs School
07 Chestnut St. Phane Walnut SH4.
THE TAYLOR SCHOOL
1002
Mirkel
Crcgr Shorthind. ToiKh Typewrltlmr, Hook
keeplng. Secretarial fours. Diy Night.
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY
CHAMBERS INSTITt'Ti: A Hlch-Orads
flchool for Men and Wmen New Class form
ing, beginning April 1th Enroll Now. Num.
ber Limited 2040 Arch St. Locust 8.1S4.
SfllMKR CXMPS
Camp Wachnsett
F OR HOYS
I. n L m Akoiiitn,. I
Hblderness. N. H. 1 .cie-nth season bten
Duuuings. Lioating . anoetng. swimmlnK.
Ashing, water and land sports Now aihleuo
field. Music cramrs m.l a vood time nery '
night. Tutoring If Jestr-J Nu tents. Fisher
huts. Booklet
Bev. I.OIIIN Vi:ilTER. I.. II. D
Holderness School. Pljmonlh. N. II. '
KE0 HTs -sTEM.IIIP
NIAGARA TO THE SEA
For lllustrat. ! t j '
pept. 11(1. ' .r , li
llontrea' I n hi
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The Painter's job is to go where he's sent
and to paint what he's told to paint. And
he goes.
Often his job is in narrow places closets,
little corners, window seats. The fumea
from Turpentine are denser and heavier in
these nnrrow spaces and the Painter gets
the full benefit of them.
His lungs are full of these fumes from the
starting of his job until quitting time. And
while the Turpentine is filling his lungs, the
White Lead is paying attention to his bones.
It's hard to tell which of these two chemicals
i.i the worst which does the moat harm to
the Painter's health.
For six days a week the Painter has Turpen
tine and White Lead as his daily diet and
lie wants a change!
He wants a 5 -day week with 5 days' pay.
He's willing to lose a day's pay and gain
in Health!
Philadelphia Painters' District Council
Number 21
p
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Jr.
Reserve Bank' DrtwoUnk ftatei
Gfnctal discount rMs hi the. twelve
Feileral lU-servo baliKs were) as follows:
The first column Rtvos rates for nil
periods up to and Including a fifteen
clay maturity i the second for a porlod
of sixteen to nlnetv ilava. The third
nnd fourth columns Rlv the rates for
discounts of collateral loans socurcd by
government bonds or notes.
Com'l paper Gov't paper
lfltdOO lOtoUO
15 days days 10 days day
Boston . . .
New York .
1'hlladelphla
Richmond , ,
Cleveland . ,
Atlanta . ...
Chicago
SI Louis . .
.Minneapolis
Knnsne City
Pallas
S4
tVi
.Mi
San Francisco
Bt,
Tlates on outstnndlnr eertlflcnten of
Indebtedness continue unchanged at 5
per cent, with tho exception of Minne
apolis, vvhero the rato Is 4( per cont.
Philadelphia Markets
WIIMAT Ueeelpla a Cd buah. The mar
ket ruled firm at government prices.
CORN" Kecelot 11 .124 buh. Trade was
unlet, but onerlnt wore llalit ami prlcea
ruled firm We ouote new as to quality and
location, at II 72ffll "3. the latter for NV,
2 ellow.
OATS Receipts, 12.070 bush. The mar
ket further advanced 3c Cir lot, as to lo
lallon No 2 white, 11 17U1.18. No. a
' U 1.14 fft 104 . No. I white, S1.14
' '(riRrr.-int,. 325 bhl. and 1.233.718
lb,. In sacks. Quiet but firm. Quotations:
11KI.1010CS NOTICKS
llnntUt
1111 Tl'lIl'LK
llroad'and llerks sts (1000 N.). 8000 seats.
IIUSSHLL 11 CONWELL. Pastor
William Dyre McCurUy, Associate Pastor.
Or .1. Marln Hanna, Musical Director.
F"r.derlrk K Starke, Organist
Mil CONWELL preachen Sunday morn
Inz. 10:30 and evening. 7:30.
Temple Chorus sings both services.
At the eeulng service the Temple Chorus
will 1 assisted by tho famous Apollo
)?e Quartet.
2 30 p m lllble School, Jere L, Crease,
Superintendent
Tor resenatlons for Mr. Conwell's lecture,
"Personal Glimpses of Oreot Men and
Women " tonight at 8:13, phono Dla
mimd 037
1'rethren
rmsr imirnmnN church
Dauphin st near tlroad.
DIt C C ELLIS
7 4.1 n m "Do the Dead Return
Friend,
COM'KltENCK CI-SS, IMh and Race sts.
Plrst-daj 11 10. "Mohammedanism."
Speaker, S.imuel J Bunting. Jr. Visitors
welcome.
WORSHIP AT T11K OLD FIUBNDS' MKET
INO IIOt'SR. Montgomery pike. Merlon
Every First-day (Sunday) morning. It
o'clock, established 1082- one of the oldest
historical spots In America", where William
Penn worshiped. Visitors cordially In
vited Presbyterian
ARCH ST. CHfRCH. Hth and Arch
Or Macartney will preach ot 8 o'clock, the
elexenth sermon In the series of sermons
from life The subject will be. "It Take,
Tribulation to Make a Mn " The ser
mon will show how our trials and scrrnws
inihPMte (h man's character nnd purify
the luart . ,. . ,
Tho lord's Supper at 10:4.1 Rlblo School
at 12
SECOND PK1!I1TKRIAN Cllt'nClI
21t and Wlnul Ms
R. l.xam!r MacColl. D D Minister.
Dr MnrColl will preach at 11 and i
o flock
Musical erlce ot 7 40 p m.. by the
rhnrus-rbolr. under the direction of N.
Llndsat Norden. aslsted b xlolln nnd
hurp The music will Include Instrumental
trio, and dut and some of the Easter
anthems will be repeated, as follows:
"O Shine Forth New- Jerusalem.
Tolfitjakoff
"Christ Is Arisen" Fehrman
"Awake Thou That Wepct" Stalncr
Soprano Solo. "I Will Lift Mine Eyes,"
Dvorak
"Th Dav Is Past and Cone" ....Warren
Sund.iv School and Adult lllble Classes at
10 o'clock
Visitors slwaje welcome.
THE lUrrlll.EIIE.M l'HIllTi:iU.N
tiiriicii
Bror.cl utiJ Diamond sts.
Rev Wllilum L McCormlel!, Pa,ter
10 .10 a. m COMMCNION SL'RVICE.
2 30 p m Sabbath "School
0 45 p m Your. j People' H Poc of C. E
7 41 p m Evenlne Serv'c
Chasseur Commanded. Kntuhts Templar,
will attend SPECIAL MCSIC. The
subject of the rnstor's sermon will be
"TUK CHRISTIAN SOLDIER '
l'w rt- dv whc n
Proleslan Enl-rnpal
( III l!( II OF THE IIOI.Y APOVTLKS
21st and ''hrlstlan rts Itev OEOROE H
-10OP Rector 10.30 a. m. Mnrnlni
Pra.r an 1 Sermon by the Rector, "-an
Sundav School and Blhle Clusei
l.enlng Praver and Sermon
ei m
I nltnrliin
riUT I MTVRIAN CIIIKCH
J I 21 t'lietnut SI.
Rex FREDERICK R GniFFIV Mlilater
11 (ma m Rex FOB Pleree. of Ail
Soiili-' Church. Washington. D. C . will
pre,rh
s on p m Forum Mr c G Hoac will
speak on "The Effective Ballot "
IMTARIAN CIUUCII OF H-3lM.NTOWN
t'helten ne anl Oreene st
Rev noilEIl S FORBES Minister
11 no a m How Do Wo Know That God
I, Hood""
i lause, fur ih'iiren inrIu.'io b trained
( ..'her, e,ry Sund.ii murn.ng at 11
i. ." k
A , are invlt. .1
I
The Painter
Doesn't
Choose
The
Places
To
Paint
5
vSS
V..SNvV N nv.i
c-
WniiHii.f.u
1
f " ' US i i Si I ,.,
S'tlM lbs., packed In 140-ib. Ja4 sjieks
32ft,n,rV trlht. western. TO ITir.fiO:
2." ,d,;. nearby. I10.79H.2 bard winter,
J 13.701 spring first, clear. tIO.B0O10.T9l
? haunt. iis.40W1S.7M short patent.
l1420tfl4,BOi fancy spring and city mills,
patent, family brands. n4,2BOU.5. Rye
flour. t(.7Sf 10.50.
PROVISIONS steady. Reef, In ts,
smoked ami alr-drled, BOoi beef, knuckle,
and tenders, smoked and alr-drled, Blci pork,
family, 60c. hams, S. P, cured, loose, 2W
31c; do. skinned, loose, SOCIIOVio: do, do,
smoked. 32'32He! hams, boiled, boneless,
4"C, picnic shoulders. S. P, cured, loose,
iilci do. smoked, 22ci bellies, In pickle,
loose, 24Wci breakfast bacon, 32ci lard,
234 c.
BUTTER Again higher. The quotations!
.olid-packed creamery, fancy, high-scoring
SSl: "4i78ci extras, 73oi extra firsts,
70W72C, firsts. fltCOScj seconds, d8(l2ci
sweat creamery, cholco to fancy, 7877cs
fair to good, fi74c. prints Jobbing at 81 It
Mc for fancy and at 70 tt 80c for fair tu
good,
EflOS Finn at late advance. Free cases,
nearby firsts. 113.20 per cratej nearby cure
rent receipts, 113.03! western extra firsts,
JU05; western firsts. 12.B0i southern.
$11 83 selected fresh eggs Jobbing at 40
Bio per dosen.
CHEESE Flno stock firm. New York,
whole-mllk. Mat, held, fancy, ,104 W3lo,
specials higher, held, ordinary to good, 230
Proposal,
Sealed proposals will bo received nt the
office of the Commissioners ot Lower Merlon
Township, 76 East Lancaster Avenue. Ard
more," Pennsylvania, until Monday noon.
April 12lh. iMO. for Spring uniforms. 1&
eluding caps, for tho Police Department, the
material to bo Charloltevillo cloth or equal
thereto. Samples of cloth to be submitted
with bid. . ,. . . .
Bids to be addressed to Chairman. Tollcs
and Flro Committee.
The Commissioners reserve tho right to
reject any or all bids.
"' O. C. ANDERSON. Secretary.
PROPOSALS FUR IIAHNKS4 SACKS Of-
uce Ol me viuM-iiciiiiMHici uciierai. looming
and Equipage DMIalon. Munitions Building.
u'a.hln.inn. n (?. Rented nmnn.-i. ,
duplicate, will be receled here until 11
a. m.. kpru i".ie, i.r .uiiiiaiung nil or
any part of .10.000 Harness Sacks. Infor
msllon cm request.
oLiMLFAUTUHERH AND ESTAULISIIhUI
UE.LKJtS desiring to bid for suppllos for
the State Hospital tor the Insane. Ueiivllla,'
Penna.. during the year beginning June 1.
11)21 can address the undersigned, stating
what class ot goods It Is proposed to
furnish.
II. D. 8CHULTZ. Steward.
Annual Meetings
THE MEMBERS OF THE PHILADELPHIA
Contrlhullonshlii for the Insurance of
Iloasrs from l.a of Flro are notified that a
general meeting of the rontrlbutbrs will be
held at tho office. 212 South Fourth street,
on Monday, the 12th day of April, at 2
o'clock In the afternoon, to choose directors
and a treasurer In accordance with the char-
'"' J. SOMERS SMITH. Secretary. !
March 2(1. 1020.
SUNDAY AT Y. M. C. A.
APRIL 11, 1920
CENTRAL nril.niNO. 1421 Arch St.
lxbby 3 P. M,
DROP-IN BIBLE CLASS
Topic! "Facing the Future With
ttflenee "
Leader: MT. Ooo. II. Streaker.
Con-
Lohbv 1 P. M.
SERVICE MEETINO
Pp.sker (JEO W BHADEN.
m.er.tarv nf the Y. M. C A
Associate
oi i'nwa-i
delphla, aered with Italian army ovcr-i
... nhvsieul training expert. I
Topic: "Harnessing Up Your Power."
Music by Violin. Cello and Piano.
Flanu Soloist Mrs John V. Aehard.
EVERYBODY WELCOME
Lobby 8 I. II.
E EN'INO SONO SERVICE
Sing our foorlte Hvmns with us.
Lead-r. George W. Schroeder.
Lndiei Arc Especially Invited
VMCA
OF PHILADELPHIA
TwoBeachFront Cottages
AT
Commanding unobstructed view of ocean.
In best of repair. Centrally located and
ready for occupancy. Both cottages are
completely furnished. They were built by
Mr. John II. Converse and Dr. Williams, of
the Baldwin Locomotive Works, for their
own use. Prices $16,000 and $13,000, re
spectively. This is an exceptional opportu
nity. Estate Wm. F. Read, 211 Chestnut St.
For
Sale
NTEVMMIIP NOTICES
LUCKENBACH LINE
PHILADELPHIA
ROTTERDAM-AMSTERDAM
S. S. "CUSHNOC," 9000 tona, on berth March 29th
Sailing April 15
SHIPPING BOARD RATES
LUCKENBACH STEAMSHIP CO., Inc.
Gailcy, Davis & Co., Agts.
403 Bourse Building Phone Lombard 2005
Pnstrncrr mill I'rrlcht Srrtlce
New York to Plrmoiilh. Hamhiirr and London
New oti Plymouth f lirrhnuri; anil Liverpool
New York " Palms. DntiroTnlk und Trlsst.
SaionU
i Cannunlk ....
I Psnnonla
Vrnnonla
ltojul i.rorits
, f olumtila
I Kltrr Arrs .
V.rl.Atilu
riilladelvhla " Ixindon ,
Nfiv nrl( " PlMiinuih. lisrboun; una Southampton
. New nrk " l.nniliindrrrj iinil dluscuw .,
.Plilladrlpnia " I'lriirus,
. rniiinuinMi i - i.twriiixu huso iirisioii
.. New ork " Clirrhonri; and Southampton
Maureunlii ,
K. A, Victoria.
Dnonhnltn
Coprnhssrn ..
Carmanla . . . .
Vatiban
Moral Crforie .
Maurrtanla .
Caronln
Cnlnmbhi . .
K. A. Victoria
Imprrater '
,iv inrK i.nrriinoi
Phllurirlplila " llrlNlol
. .rhlladrluhla " l.onilun
Nrtr lork " LWeroool
..New York " I.Urrponl
. .New York " l'l mouth, ('lie rhouri anil Southampton
.New ork " Clirrliourir and Soiilnamnlon .. ..
New Aork " Phniniiih ( herhfliirc nnd Llrcrpool ...
..New Y'ork " Lnnilnndfrry nnd (ilasrow
. New York " l.lernol .
..New York " Clirrhouri nnd Southampton
Tor iMitr
1300 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
EARN-L1NE Holiab Ambim
Incorporated 1801 LINE
U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steamerj NEW YORK to ROTTERDAM
General Cargo Via Plymouth and Boulogne-Sur-Mer
Regular Scrvico
lelphia Mane
t i 111 Nit 1'.
Philadelphia IVIanchester
S S"De8MoincaBridge"Apr.20
Philadelphia Havana !
SS "Uke Gnlera". . .Loading
SS "Coquina" April 25
For rates and particulars apply to
Earn-Line Steamship Co.
139 South Fourth St.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
State Bank of Philadelphia
Fifth and Bainbridge Sta.
STEAMSHIP. TJCKE2S
i t.
2001 eiirrent Imafcs itomriiall Jobbian Hale" et
L0lVK0ro,bLTftY'rowU, fancy, far. 47
4ao. exceptional lots higher; do. medium, 44
too: do. Inferior, 409420! broiling
chickens, Taney, soft'tneated, weighing Hi
2 lbs. apiece, 85O70CJ spring chickens, aver
age tott-meated, 42044o do. Inferior, 88
40ci taggy young roosters, 8nW82c: old
roosters, 2.1(3 20a; ducks, white Pekln, 430
46ct do, Indian Runner, 429430! do. Mus
covy, S0O32T! turkeys, 40045c; pigeons, per
pair, SOfpftAC.
DRESSED POULTRY Fowl, fresh-kllled,
un-Plcked. In boxes, weighing 4 lbs. and
over apiece, 43c; weighing 3s lbs., 40041c;
weighing 8. lbs., ftT88ci fowls, fresh-kllled,
In bbls.. dry-picked weighing 4 lbs. and
oyer apiece. 420: weighing 8H lbs., SOU
40ci weighing 3 Ibi.. '8337Ci old roosters,
dry-picked, 30c.
EXPERT LINGUIST
desires position with Hank. Expert or
Commercial House, or as private secre
tory. Speaks fluently ltns,ian, Italian.
Snanlull, Frenilt nnd English. Just re.
turned from Switzerland, .with full
in nwiixerisnu. wun run
if rondltlons In nil European
lias established connections
elgn ropltal.
KiiuwiruKo oi ronuitions
rounirtes. 11
In every foreli
u 630. Ledger omee.
Lawrence E. Brown & Co.
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
1015 REAL RSTATi: TRUST I1LD0.
liiTestlgate nnd adjust partnership an
corporation aeconnts, Also prepare U. 8.
Income Tax Return.
Brnixn RF-SORTS
ATLANTIC CITV, N. J.
WeshninSter, Ky- A v. near Beacn. Eler.
... .. ,0.J''V Pflva1; bathsi run,
water; M.I wklv.i ta.nft up dally, c. Ruhre.
RON AIR Ocean Avenue. Near Beach.
,, American plans tS.BO day
I' "'. "1 is-i-tM3 l. II. HAH I i4uij;k.
HOTEL BOSCOBEL Vnalfv
tin up weekly. Phone 117. A. fi. MARION."
OCEAN CITY
RREAKERS ,,nlT Hoardwalk Hotel.
DRtftWaw ViH kllchen ntiached for
convalescents. Oarage. K. A. TOUNO, Mgr.
TOIVANDX. PA.
Wnorllpih Steam heat, electric lights,
wooaieign prlvatB LRth room9i KOoa
food, farm attached, owner tralnod nurse.
Automobiles, room for guests' cars. Send
for booklet Addreos Ml Elizabeth Lamb.
1VF.1T rHESTKK. PA.
Irllr-.Wlld Farm Ju,t outside of West
laicwuu rami Chester. Modern con
venlences. hot water heat. Room with pri
vate bath, also room with running water.
Adults preferred. Mrs. Thomas S. Meilor.
West Chester. Pa.
SOirrmVEST III'ILDINO. ll Christian St.
Archie Harrod Chnt'auq'ua Quartet.
Inspirational und Religious
N. gro Folk Sonirs anil Readings.
UESJ BLII.DIMI. .12 d and Sansom Sts.
4 P. .11,
Speaker! Dr V T Hlmkln, of Camden,
N. J Anti-Saloon League of Phlla,
Mr. Carlson nt the piano.
FELLOWSHIP SUPPER. S;30
MIRTH III II.DIMI, ,1013 l.rhlgh Are.
Speaker: Rev. Win. W. Froemantle. Pas
tor uf II "- Church of Our Redeemer.
Subject "What's the News?"
Special Music , the Phoenix Quartet
Miss Pearl Fox, soprano:
Mis E A. Lord, contralto:
Mr. V. A. Lord, tenor:
Mr Clarcence Chttfleld. basso,
Mls Ruth A Kuehor at the nlano.
Mr. Warren H Dal, song leader.
BEACH HAVEN. N. J.
riTKAMtlHP NOTICES
Apr. 12
Apr. i:
Apr. II
Apr. 17
.Apr. 18
Aim. 1
iFiinilrla. f onstantlnoplr.
llaloum A nr.. ill
.Apr. 24
.Apr. lit
.Aiir. 21
....
(also naltlmrre)
Mr a
.. siht i:
. . ..May 1.1
...May 15
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South Carolina Ave. & Bench. I.arrtest moderate-rate
hotel of brick, steel A stone con
struction. Newly remodeled throughout. Ele
vator. Running water Jn rooms. Private
baths. American plan, I3.S0 & up dally.
Special weekly. Booklet A auto map mailed.
PAUL C. HOSPCItANS. Owner & Prop.
Let us make yon feel nt homo
In the "City of Robust Health"
Hotel Morton
Ocean End Virginia Ave. Capacity 280.
Elevator, private baths, etc. I always open.
MOTKL"
BLACKSTONE
I , V'rglnla Avenue at Boardwalk
I American and European plan. Hot ana
I cold sea and fresh water baths. Sua
I parlor and every comfort. Open all year.
I DAVID BERO. Owner and Proprietor
ROQUOIS
Boath Carolina Annna. iluvnt thrh
cap vjo.Kennedpatronag,niuiK,lanelnff.
tncUxinodem,ubU and tarvio excsllent,
.Urg solarium. UooUat. A. JTrsnoklv
HOTEL SHOREHAM
Virginia Ac. close to beach and Sleel Pier,
Capacity 2.10 American European Prlv.
baths. Run'B water. Elevator to street level.
tl.BO up daily, spec weekly. f'HAS. STERN.
TRAYMORE ATUNncairl
lPRLDS GREATEST KOTELSUOCESS
BQTHWELL
Virginia Ave., second house from Boardwalk
snd Steel I'lor. Every appointment. Highest
standard cuisine and service. Booklet.
PHILLIPS HOUSE
Mssssrhusetts Av., nr. Beach. F. P. Phillips.
Try CLARENDON Hotel
Virginia Ave. near. Beach. All rooms llh
hot and cold running wnteri private baths.
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Always open Always ready. Terms mod
rate. Phone or wrlle. M Wnlsh Duncan.
IN MEMORIAM
flPTTV In .n.l .n.l I.. I . ...
..... . -, ... p.... iiii iv, mi, memor' oi our
daughter. ELIZABETH MILLER HETTY
uieu April 10, JIU7
'1'N si went to be remembered, and a pleas-
ail. illlllH IK IIIIU,
Though sou mav be absent sou rt III are kept
In mln.l U..HI.. .i.. , .. ""-M
PARENTS. SISTER und BROTHER
eatfjs
nAKnn. April o, KATitcniNn ii.,
(laujrhter of Franklin nnd lain Sarah J.
lUker. nslatlves and friends Invited lo fu
V,',T,' servlrcs, Jlon . 11 n. in., Schujler
iiidir. nroad and Diamond els. Int. prlvato.
1je,,-'A,f ' 8' OSCAll. husband of late
Kiithiirlne Ueck (nee Htevenson) ltelutlves
and friends, Richmond Lodse, No. sail. F.
snd A. M.; Trlsman 11. Freeman, H. A.
i.a?i"n NV- -.43: Mar' Commnnrtery. No.
mi. K T . I.u Lu Temple. A. A. '). N M.
h : Kenslngtun Square Club: Miy Club:
Knlgnts of the Iron Illnir and employes
cramps' Hhlpjard lnltrd to funeral serv
ices, Jinn.. 2 p. ni.. 1514 K. Sumuehnnna
ar. Jnt urlviLte. Pri.i.fiM .nnv vi.w .&.
mains Sun.. 7 ti 10 p. m
HECKMAN. April 8. CHAm.nH. Sr..
husband of llrldget Deckman. nelatlves and
friends halted to funeral services. Mon., 1
P. m , J217 Archer .. Germant6nu (nesr
areen Ijino Ptstlon) Int prhntc He
molnj may be lewed Sun. after 7 p. m
11EM. April 0. JIAnrtV J. hurband if
i:ilsttbth T It'll. Relatives and friends nil
opetles. lnlted to funeral services Tues .
2.10 p. m. 122 i:. Madison ave. , Colllnes.
wond, Jf. J. Int prhsto. Friends may call
Mod after 7 p. in.
nnnuv. April c casper ji. nnnnr.
Residence .MJI0 Catharine st. Due notice
of funeral.
ItOl'ROnOlS At HstellMHe. N J, April
8 ANDIIRSO.V BoriiamniH. husband of
late Anna Kstell Rourceols. need (10 Rela
tles and friends Invited to funeral service.
Sun. 2 p. m . EstelUllle. N J. Int i:ttll
lle Cem.
DFRNS April 8. 64I.ENA. ldov nf
Thomaw lurns Relatives and friends. Cap
tain I'hlllp R Schuyler Couni.ll, No ,'iT
H. and D of I... lnlted to funeral srMccs.
Mon ,2pm resblencn of son. Thomas
Hums. 2f.'.7 Uransback st. Int tlreenoil
(K. of 1 ) Cem. Friends may cull Sun
after 7pm
nrSsSIUIl Slul.letih. April 10. nt r-fl
dence of her niece Mrs Kverett stewatt.
Mnlan. Fa .TOST.I'illNF. IU'RHKIH f!er
Ice nnd Int nrltnie Atirll 12
CRAWLEY April H KATK. ido p!
James Criwle former l of "!M Ilerlts st .
dauuhter of late Thos and Catharine Sharp.
Herlces Mon 2 p in resjdenrn nf niece,
Mrs Ilerkhelmr 2712 N. 2.1d st. Int,
private. Friends may call Sun. eve.
CREECH April 8, CARRIE i: wife of
Georcs Creech nscd 41 Funeral Mon., 1
?. m., 8181 C st Int Mount Rore Cem.
temalns may bs viewed on Sun., after 7
"' CROKE. April 9 MARIE V. daughter
of William and Mary Croke (nee McManus),
Relatives and friend", Epiphany R V M. So
dality, employes of Schuylkill Arsensl, In
vited to funeral, Tues . b.30 a. m , 1222 Wolf
st. Solemn mass of requiem Epiphany
Church in a. m. Int Holy Cross Cem.
DEAMEn April 0 HARRIETT, daughter
of late Henry and Elizabeth Deamsr.
Sen Ices Mnn. 2 Bti p. in,, at 3015 Chest
nut st. Int private
FARRAR April 8. FOI.I.Y FARRAR.
Funeral Mon. 2.30 p m , 31 nil Custer at.
Int Oakland t'rn Remains may bo viewed
Sun., after 7 d m.
FINN April fi. JOHN T . son f Catha
rine and latn John J Finn (nea Fraln). aged
1 year fl inos IMhiIvih and friends In
lted to funeral. .Vm . 2 t m., mother's
residence. 71 11 Hrnin st . Cltn. Int. Holy
Sepulchre Cem
FIRTH - Ainu ft JOHN I: riRTH Fu
i .rnl Mom . 2 In p m . 217 W. Westmoreland
st 1m Oreniinf.imt . in Remains m.i
l.e viewed 111 .-V"
FI3CIir.lt April H MINNIE PTIRZEI..
wife of Wm J risrher, Relatives and
friends Imlied to funeral sendees. Mon,,
2 p. m . HHi! N 20th st. Int. private.
FI.EMINU. April ti KVA A . daughter
of Aut-ust and hva Olsen Relatives and
friends inMtrd to funeral. Mon.. 2 p. m.,
4II42 Aspen st Int. private.
FRICKE April P. JOHN 13. FTllCKE.
aned SO llelathee and friend Invite,) to fu
ncrnl servb -t Mon . 2 p. m., residence of
son, Charles B Frlcke. 321) I'elham road.
Qermantown Int prl-ate
OAL.VIN April .1, at Ksnsas city. Mo..
F.DWARIi C . son of latn Edwnrd and
Marlon (i.i U In used 30 Relatives and
friends. Loal Order of Moose, Incited to fu
neral Mon S 30 a m . resldenco of brother-in-law.
John Durnev 1627 8. Eddlna st.
Solemn hluli m.iss of rerjulem St. Qabrlel'n
Church 10 a in. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
Military funeral
OIl.I.IN April 8. MICHAEL II., husband
of Catherine Ollllii. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral Tu , n a. m.. 2.111 Nich
olas st Solemn lequlem msss at Ht. Eliza
beth's Church. 10 a m. Int. Holy Cross
Cem
GORDON April 9 EDITH I)FISA OOR.
DON, uged M llelathea and friends In
vited to funeral. Mon . 2 p. m , residence of
Earl M. Nixon, Cottage ave., Kdgewater
I'arlc. N I Int rlnte.
HARPER April U. MARY ANNA, widow
of Albert Haiper Funeral services Mon.,
2 p. in.. 85 E. Duval st . tlermantown. Int.
rrivate.
HIRST April 0. MINKRVA. wife of
Thomas Hirst, aged 80. Relatives nnd
friends Invited tc funeral. Mon . a p. m
h'in Rldse ave . Wlssahtckon. Hervloa Ht
Timothy's 1'. E. Church 3 pm. Jut. adjoln-
inir Kmuniii.
IIOET7.EI1. Of 100 N. (10th St., April 8.
ROSE, wife of Henry Hnetier. Friends may
view remains Sun, aft . Oilier It. Hair Hldtr.,
1820 Chestnut st Int. New York Mon. aft.
New York papers copy
JACKSON April 0. at New Holland Ta..
CATHERINE, widow of Andrew Jackson,
aged 07. late nf 11213 Glrard live , Rhlla Rel
atives and friends, also member of Ladles'
Ivy Social No 1 and Hller Crescent Castle
No 8, D. of I,. Invited to services. ,Mnn
P m , parlors of Scclilr & Mugulre, 1510 N
20tb st Int. private.
JONES April 10. 1280 a m. MARY
ANNA, widow nf Wm K Jones, at rs.
denco af her daughter, Mrs. Stanford n
CNDF.RTAIvKRS
BROAD and
DIAMOND
Wem2
ll " BROAD Afct,
MMM
Lewis, 170 Owen aVe,, 'l,arisd6wr(. Int, prl'
vate. Woodlands Cem. .. .
KENNEDY. -April T ALTCH A., wlf Of
John J. Kermedv (naa.ilcCann). hslatlvea
and friends Invited to funeral, Mon., 8:30 a.
m., residence of husband, 1880 Ueech st,
Bolemn requiem mass Church of Immacuuta
Conception 10 a, m. Jnt. Holy Sepulchre
KIMMEL. April S, t VlntUnd, N. J..
EVAN J. KIMMEI aged 00. Relatives
and friends Inrlted to funeral, Sun.. 2 P. m..
423 arapo t Vlneland. N. J, Int. Siloam
Cem.
KOCIf. Anrll D. CHATlT.F.q. husband of
Wllhelmlna Koch, Funeral Mon., 8:30 a. m.,
oiii jn. ism st. Requiem nign mass m oi,
Columba's Church 10 a. m. Int. prlvats.
KREHS. April 8. FREDA, wife of Fred
erick Kreba. aged 40. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral services. Sun,. 1 p. m,.
parlors of Joseph F. Kleffer. 180 Diamond
st, Int, Hillside Cem., via funeral car.
LACKEY. April 7, JOSEPH. Hr hus.
band nf lata' Mary Sanford Lackoy. Rela
tives, friends and organizations of which hn
was n member. Invited to funeral, Man., 8:30
a, m. 2037 N, Dth st, Solemn mass of re
quiem St, Veronica's Church 10 n, m. Int.
New Cathedral Cem,
LANDENIIKRaER, Suddenly, April fj,
formerly of sDOl N. Frarjklln st., GEORGE
A., Jr. husbknd of Julia Landenberger (nca
Bros) and son of Oeorso A., Sr.r and Mary
Landenberger, aged 88, Relatives and friends,
William R, Schneider Lodge, No. 410, F, and
A. M. I Harry Clay-Council, No. 7. Jr. 0. U.
A M.l Washington Camp, No. 1(1, T. O.
8. of A.i employes ot Camden Heatlnc Co.,
Invited to funeral servloes, iHun., 1 d, m,,
residence of parents. 2020 W. Olrard ave.
Int. Mt. Vernon Cem.
t LEEDS. April s. OtAnLES W Sr.,
husband nf Emma it, Leeds. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services. Mon.,
2 p. m 2224 W. Bybert st. Int. private.
Friends may call Sun. ave after 7 p, m.
MAOINNIS. April 0, DAVID 11.. son of
tho late John ar Elizabeth Maglnnls. Fu
neral Tuns.. 8:80 a. in., 1801 S, 54th at,,
cor. Klngsesslng ave. Solemn mass of re
quiem .it Church ot the Most Rlessed Sacra
ment 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
MALLON Sudrlsnlv. Anrll T. PATRICK
J., husband of Margaret O'Neill and son of
late Michael and Kllen Mallon, parish of
Mlnnlrscalla. County Tyrone, Ireland. Rela
tives and-frlends, Dlv, 40, A. O, II., Invited
to funeral, Mon., 7:80 n, m.. 203.1 Manton
st. Solemn requiem mass St. Anthtny'a
Church fl a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
.MA1V1 KM. April tl, IIUMM1.1.U L... Son OL
late Albert and Elizabeth Marten, aged HI,
Funeral services Mon.. 8 p. m.. 3455 Em
erald at. Int. private, Greenwood IC. of
J ) cem. Remains mav be vlewea sun., n
r. m. Employes Phlla. Electric Co.. Station
J, Invited. .
MATTHEW'S. April 9. OARRIE E hus
band of Mary Matthews (nee Dillon). Rela
tives nnd rrlends, court nobin noon, no, n,
V of A.: Keystone Sons of Temperance, No,
111 Invited
1 to runerar services, nun., i :w p.
m . 1221 S. 23d st
Int. Mllford. Del.. Mon.,
2 p. m.
MAY April 7. JAMES, husband of Mat
He May (nee Turner). Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral services, Sun,, 2 p. m.,
2033 Mutter st. Int. Greenmount Cem.
MCCARTHY Arrll 8. MICHAEL, hus
band of Mary McCarthy. Relatives, friends
and Holy Nfttna Hoclety. Invited to funeral,
Mon.. 8:30 a. m., 300 Noble Bt. Solemn re
quiem mass St. Augustine's Church 10 a.
m. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
UeKEIlN'AM. Anrll 8. JAMES F.. son of
Alexander nnd late Sarah McKernan. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral, Mon ,
8:30 a. m... residence of father. 222 Her
mitage at.. Manayunk. Solemn requiem mass
Holy Family Church 10 a. m. Int. West
minster Cem. . .
MICHlll.UACH. Anr 1 H. at parents- resi
dence. 2220 Frankford nve.. EMIL MICHEL
HACK. Jr. Services Man.. 1 p. m., at the
OLHer H. Hair Rulldlng 1820 Chestnut st.
Int. private, Westminster Jem.
NOONAN. April B, JOANNA, daughter of
lata Patrick nnd Catharine Noonan. Rela
tives, and friends invited to funeral. Mon.,
8:30 n. m.. 6(170 Morton at.. Oermantown.
Solemn mass St. Vincent's Church 10 a. m.
Int. St. Marv's Cem., Rosborough.
6'DONoonrn. Arm o, Patrick
JOSEPH, husband of Elizabeth O'Donoghue
(no cotton) nnd son of late Michael and
Nora O'Donoghue. Funeral, to which rela
tives and friends nre Invited. Tues . 8:30 R.
m., 23 Klrklyn nie.. Klrklyn Delaware
county. Pn. Solemn mass of requiem Church
of St John. 18th find Chestnut sts , 10 a, m.
Int. St Denis's Ceni ,, .
PERKINS. April 8. ROBERT E .son ot
late Dr. lleniamln n. nnd Rebecca. Perkins.
Relatives and friends InWtrd to funeral serv
ices. Hon.. 2'30 p. m. 4823 N. 12th st.
Int. pilvate Friends may call Sun. eve.
rURVIAXCF.. April 8, ELEANOR, widow
of George Purvlance, M. D.. and mother of
George Purvlance, Jr., nnd late John Nelson
Purvlance. Services St. Peter's Church. II
vey t. and Wnne ave., Germantown, Sun.
3:3ft n. m. Omit flowers. ..,,i,
PETERSON. April 8. IILLIE WHITINO,
wife of Albert E. Peterson. Funeral Men..
8.30 a. m., 30 Linden ave., Lansdowne, Pa.
Requiem mass St. 1'hlloml'a Church 10 a. m.
'"p'tm.ipa Anrll n. MORGAN SEVERN'S.
husband ot Elizabeth. Taylor Phillips, son
ot lato Samuel nnd Mary Phillips. Rela
lives and friends Invited to funeral services,
residence KODeri i jiaisetu, i.uit.r
Park. N. J. Mon.. 2 v. m. Int. private.
i.vinrl. mav call 1439 N. Edgewuod St..
West Phlla.. Sun eve ... ...,.
niNtinOSE Suddenly. April ! JESSB
W RINGROSE. Services private. Mon. eve.,
st 0310 Woodbine ave. Int. at Chestnut
Hill Cem.. Mechanlcsburg. Pa., on Tues.
RUDOLPH April 7. ALUERT. husband
01 Kllzanetn Ivuuoipn una eun iii--. iirii... i,u
Cecelia Rudolph, of Ocean Gate, N. J. Rela-
lives ann menus invucu a V'"'1' ,.""'".
2 p m . residence son-in-law. m. right.
3020 Helgrade st. Int. Mt. Zlon Cem.. Darby.
Friends may call hun. eve
HI-OSS'. April 8. MATTHIAS, son of Ute
Maltlilns and Kntharlm Ruoss. aged r.7
Relatives and friends. Idge No. 0. F. anu
A M . other organizations. Invited to fu
neral se.'vlces. Wed , 2 p. m.. 030 W. York
st Int. Mt. Vernon Cem.
SCHMID. April 8. EMMA R.. wlfo of
John P Schmld. aged 33. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services, Mon.. I
p m , flfll W Johnson st . Oermantown. Int.
private Friends rpsv call Sun. eve,
SEAPERT At Wilmington, Del., April
8 FRANK J., husband of Mry Seabert, aged
M Relatives and friends, members Deln-
are Tribe. No. 1. I. O. R. SI., employes r.
H. R. Voluntary Relief Ass'n Invited to tu
ners I. 10 Vandever nve . Wilmington. Del.,
Mon . 8:80 a. m. Re.iulem mars St. Pat
Ick'n Church 0 a. m. Int. New Cathedral
Cem Philadelphia Pa . ,.
SEED. April 0. CAROLINE, widow of
Daniel Seed, aged 73 Funeml services
Mon., 2:30 P. m 222 Kings Highway, East
Hnddonfl.'lJ. N. J, Int. private,
MIF.PIIL'RD April 8. JOHN F. husband
nf Mumle Shepherd Inee IJeaner) and son nf
Eiiimi and latn Theodore Shepherd, aged 47.
ii!,..!.,. uml frlrmin A J Reach & Co.
nnd nil societies Invited to funeral services, i
Mon . 3 n m , 8 Willie ave. Int. Palmer
Cem Fr ends mav call sun , s to in p. ni
Shields. Apm 8. rose shields.
Relatives and friends. St, Elizabeth's So
dality Invited to funeral Mon , 8-30 a. m.,
residence J W Vlckers. 2728 Ridge ave.
Solemn high mass St Elizabeth's Church 10
n ni Int Holy Cress Cem
SLATTERY vrttK F. L I V. ABET H.
widow of Anthony SlatUry (nes -Coogan).
Funeral Mon.. 8 a in., residence of son-in-law
George Gillespie. 1720-3. 111th st. Re
quiem masn St. Thomas's Church 0:80 a. m.
Int. private. Holy Cross Cem
SLIM April 8. EDWARD, husband nt
late Elizabeth 811m. Funeral Mon., 10:30
a m., 307 Erie st., Camden, N. J. Int.
private. Friends msv call Sun ev.
STAGNER At Jefferson Hospital April l,
MARY K. STAGNER (nee Keenan). Rela
tives and friends Invtted to funeral, Mon.,
7 a ni , from Oliver If Hair Bids., 1820
Choslnut st. Solemn requiem mass Bt. John's
Cl-urrh 8 a. m Int Holy Sepulchre Cem.
Friends mav view remains Sun. eve.
STEPHENS - April 7. at Red Hill. Pa..
KANFOHH vrill'Hl'.NS Funeral services
Frl 0 h m . lied Hill. Pa Int. Northwood
(Vm . Philadelphia. 12 o'clock.
TAYLOR. April 7 HANNAH M, widow
of (leorgi Taylor and daughter latn Jacob
and Caroline Hoffner. Funeral Sun. I p. m..
daughter's residence. Mrs Clara Mlnaghnn,
1231 Porli-r si Int. Arlington Cem. Friends
nmv call Sit nfier 0 pm.
TROITT April 8 THOMASW TROl'TT.
sgi-d 72 Funeral STon 2 o ni , Morten's
funeral parlors, corner nf Catharine st.
Passyunk Tribe. .No 139. 1. O. R. 31. s San
sim lyJdge. No. 0(1. K of P i Active Council.
No 017. O of I A , Invited Int. Fernwood
Cem Friends may rnlt Pun. eve.
WF.ITSTBH April 8 J ALEXANDER,
husband of Sadie E. Webster Relatives snd
friends, also Falls of Schujlklll lodge. No.
4H7 I O. O. F, nnd Pennsylvania Lodge,
No'l I. O O F. Invited to services. Mon.,
a p. m . 8839 Tarl at. Int. private.
Friends may view remains Sun. nve
WHITE. April 8. HARRY, husband of
Frances White, aged 73. Funeral services
Mon 2 p in. 7139 Van Dyke. st.. Tacony.
int private.
7.EI.I.ER. April 8 JULIA 7.ELT.ER (nee
Wcckesser), wife of Charles F. Zeller. aged
34 Funeral services 3Ion.. 2 n in., 2248
Cadwallader st. Int. private. Friends may
call Sun ve.
ORDINANCES
AN OIlDINANl'F. TO Al'THOIMZK THE
opening of the unopened portions of Forty-
ninth street and Oras avenue.
Section 1. The Council of the Citv of
PhllsdelDhla ordains. That the Director of
Public Works be authorized and directed to
notify the owners of property over and
through which the following streets will pass),
viz Tlio unopened portions of Fortv-nlnth
stroet between Pnschall avenue nnd tne
.'hester Branch of the Philadelphia and Read
Inx Railway, and the unopened portions of
Grass avenue, between Forty-ninth street and
Flf'v -second street, that at tho expiration
of three months from the date of said notices
zaul streets will be requlieil fnr public use
Seo 2, The Mayor of the City It hereby
authorized lo enter security, on behalf of the
Clt of Philadelphia, for the payment of any
dnmazea which mav lie assessed py reason
nroceed tn onen said atreets.
Approved the Ittth day of March A n
1020. ' u
J. HAMPTON Mnnnie
(No. 12)
Slayor of Philadelphia
PEIISONALB
PORTUGUESE translation for ratalomss
bus letters, etc., dons; ressi rates! noVli
called for and delivered, C Boa Ledger Off.
LOST AND FOUND
MARE. Ist, bay saddle mare; trimmer
mans; has riding bridle, with blue, and
white brow band, irturn tn Arthur Bennst
Harper s Station, or phone Ogonti 151 j. nil
ward.
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MISS 8.MJI
400 Slarket st.
3IISS MoCAW
120 S. E2d at.
3IISS II. Sf. ORR
26 W. Chelten ave.
3IISS STEVENSON
1031 Arch st.
THE BELL TELEPHONE CO. OF PENNA.
CLEANER Woman wanted to do cleaning
around office. Drown & Bailey Co., 410 N,
Franklin et.
COUPLE, white. Protestant, married, mother
and daughter or sisters, to do housework
In Ideal home In the country. Apply Box 63.
East Downlngtown.
COMPETENT PERSON for cost and record
dept. : excellent opportunity for advance
ment, P 724, Ledger Office
GIRL for press machine and fancy Ironera.
Apply rhlla. General Hospital, 34th and
Pine,
GIRL to open and wrap packages; must be
good at figures, Eagle Laundry, 24 N.
12th st.
OIRLS WANTED
Desirable positions are open In our packln
department for girls over 18 years of age;
14 per week to start! clean, light work.
pleasant hours, restroomi.
Appiy
FRANKLIN 6UOAR REFINING CO.
Employment Office
Foot of Reed st.
GIRLS, between 16 and SI. worthwest sec-.52-l
iw7n,K? to learn light handwork on
nrtldclal teeth; 111 per week and liberal
bonue on wages every 4 months: no piece
work: steady employment and advancement
assured; half day Saturday all jear; modern
ColFw'.'&e ,t.an1",1 Dntal Mfe'
O'iV.0,?.?nrjnc5' for w'n nd down
stairs work for country! refsrence re
quired! gon.1 wsge. PhtTl. Ambler 137.
GIRLS colored, wanted to learn pasting
Gen. ml C .ni rv, lljt Kr ,."V' . nnaung.
" -" .-. ui sr.
iiuuHKWUKK Light duties; no washing
Plyt8r08'VNE,8,7th"'.Y'y W""n ""f"r(d.hlg:
INVOICE CLERK, thoroughly experienced I.i
butter and egg business: large office? hours
8:30 to B p m. : no overtime or Saturday
,8'0rril.dgOerrkbfr?ceJ. "Ury to rUhl "
LAUNDRY
SHIRT STARCHERS; HAND WORK
APPLY SIARKET ST. LAUNDRY
1308 FILBERT ST.
LAUNDRT
WOMEN TO WRAP PACKAGES
APPLY SIARKET ST. LAUNDRT
1308 FILBERT ST.
MAID, refined, for middle-aged lady and
girl of 12s good sewer: stesdy position:
seashore for summer! best wsges: reference
required. 1624 N. 18th. Phone Pop. 883 1"
OPERATORS, experienced on house dresses
and aprons. Harris Mfg. Co 710 Arch.
STENOGRAPHER Largs manu
facturlng company In the renter
ot the city requires the services of
a stenographer with two or three
yeara' experience! reply stating
tducatlon, experience and salary ex
pected. C 617, Iidgcr Office.
LONG-DISTANCE TELEPHONE
OPERATING
IS THE MOST INTERESTING WORK
IN THE CITY FOR TOUNO WOMEN
114 PER WEEK TO START
RAPID INCREASE
TINE OPPORTUNITY TOR
ADVANCESrENT
APPLY AT ONCE AT ROOM 731
BOURSE BUILDING
4TH BELOW .MARKET ST.
8 A. SI. TO 5 P. 31.
WRITE IF UNABLE TO PEE
3H8S JENNINGS
STENOGRAPHER
QUALIFIED TO DO OOOD WORK
APPLY BUREAU OF ESIPLOYJ1ENT
WANASIAKER'H
BTENOGIIAPHCR wanted: state age, refe'r
ences and salary desired, P fl;o, lid Off.
STENOGRAPHERS '
Young lady stenographers wanted at onrai
permanent positions and good aalarvi .i
,7.r,:.nvultfaf,ur!n'r rill"1i central part of
cltyi thos. Hying in central part of city ore-
Mo"re' r I)rncb h and
STENOGRAPHER In large manufacturing
'""W,1 n. living downtown or Soutli.
west Philadelphia preferred, good werklni
conditional chance for advancement! statS
expxirlence and salary expected j J"
Ledger Office. " "
STENOGRAPHER Neat, refined Troteslsnt
soma experience; peasant surroundlnis
central office building- state age. experlen"
salary expected and nearest phone. C 710
Ledger Office, w ""'
STENOGRAPHER, nnd clr ca aaslstsncs-
neat and accurate at flgures. Apply Cat,.'
It Sheppard. 1BK1 Sansom stl vv'y -"
TOBACCO STRIPPER to operate Universal
stripping machine in factory located In
beautiful city In the M ddls West. Addr.
Unlv.rsal, M 218. Ledisr Ofdct, Aaar"
?T.
NURSE while, with good references- cans,
bl. of taking care of 2 children: wlllnfo
go to northern it-athore n the summer Mr.
Fred O Boyce Jr., Algonouln Apartment.:
St. Paul and Chase sts.. Baltimore. 3Id.
TELEPHONE OPERATOROft(es
manufacturing company, Mntr2l?r
located, requires the ...iii..1!':
n young- woman to operate th.it
priv-ate branch Keystone and B.n
exchanges, nnd ntso tp fuinil
duties of reception clerk for t?
Fi T?1''?.1.'"0. '"O office, Tel.pho:
Franklin Prlntlnc Cn bU.820 ? ?A
?,wi..,t", "nd n"k """ Mr. B c
Rlchter for nppclntmcnt L
TYriST
Ths rubllo ledger Co, deslr. .
experienced typist lo operst." ID
Underwood bllllnsr marhin"1 n
Apply Jth and Chestnut sts.
Ask for Sir. Wleat
Co.," giffan0 cafe Luh '""
TYPIST Young Isdy typist wanted"!,",, irr
SrAs?i;'.r ltlon' War
WAITRESSES
,' WHITE
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANASIAKER'8
WAITRESS wanted, vshltc,
Stawr B14
Call iirfa
WOMEN FOR CLEANING
DAY AND NIGHT WORK
APP.LY BUREAU OF E.MFLOYMENT
WANASIAKER'B
WOSIEN AS BUNDLE WRAPPERS
APPLY BUREAU OF E31PLOYMENT
WANASIAKER'S
WOMAN, white, for cooklnK and dnwnitairi
work. Phone 1 estnut Hill. HUB J
YOUNO LADY to dn clerical work In ojf
sates and. advertlalmr department, mut
have fair education! give age, religion ex.
perimce nnd sf tary expected. P 800, Lertgtf
YOUNG LADY for clerical worki riol
rhest'ut stlPP Sul"ln,enilnt, office, tot
YOUNO WO.MAN with experience In adju.
In accounts and capable of answering cot.
respondent, c 718, Ledger Office
YOUNO WOMEN AS WAITRESSES
FOR LUNCH COUNTER
EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY
A.PPLY BURDAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANASIAKER'S
TOUNO WOSfEN AS CASHIERS
APPLY BUREAU OF E.MPLOYSIENT
WANASIAKER'S
General
U.S GOVERNMENT vants rrlrls, wom.ni
hundredr tine positions; big cay; write im.
mediately for full list. Franklin Institute,
Dept 710 C Rochester. NY.
HELP WANTED-MALE
ACCOUNTANTS Two men upon nnalytlnl
and -statistical work: reply, stating .
experience, salary desired, Emploment
Department, .Merchant Ship Corporation.
Chester. Ta.
ACCOUNTANT, graduato nr last ear' t
. dent preferred, with a vlw tn pnrtner.hln
In established Arm: must have small capital.
P 802. ledger Office.
ASSISTANT SFPERINTENDENT
CEMENT PLANT
Position must be filled nt once; stile fully
experience, references and r-ilnry enpecird.
HERCULES CEMENT CORPORATION
Finance Bid,-. Philadelphia Pa
ATTENDANTS tN IN SIENTAI. nr
PARTMF.NT PIIILA. GENERAL 1IOS.
PITAI. 3ITII AND PINB STS.; GOOD rAY
APPLY SIRS. BURKE, CHIEF NURSE,
AUTO MECHANICS
And all other kinds) nf help, skilled and
unskilled
KNIGHTS OF COLUSIRUS FREE SERVICO.
S. W. COR. BROAD AND VINE ST?
BOY LARGE PRINTING PLANT
LOCATED IN CENTRAL SECTION
OF THE CITY WANTS A BOT FOR
OFFICE WORK. SIU8T BE OVER
1(1 YEARS OF AGE AND HAVE
FINISHED GRAMMAR SCHOOr
WE WANT A BOY tv-HO IS NEAT
BRIGHT AND ANXIOUS TO SlC
CEED IN THE OFFICE END OF
THE BUSINESS; THIS IS A REAI
CHANCE FOR A BOY WHO IS
ABLE TO APPLY HIMSELF AND
LEARN; WE ARE IOOKING FOR
A BOY WHO IN THE NOT VERT
DISTANT FUTURE WILL Bn
ABLE TO TACKLE A .MAN'S
WORK. WRITE FULLY IN OWN
HANDWRITING. 8TATING AGE
AND SCHOOLING. C 033. LEDOER
BOY wanted for office wnrk In plumbing sup
ply house; excellent chance to learn tba
business; good pay. Apply Fleck Bros.,-. 41
N. fith at.
BOY. over 10. active. Intelligent and ambi
tious to learn sdvertlslnu and selling; ei
cellent chanco for advancement In pay snd
position. Apply after 2:80 p. ni.. tu Mr
Westcott. Advertising Department, TilblH
Ledger, flth and Chestnut.
BOY wanted In clothing manufacturing
house; good opportunity for a bright tmv
Apply DREYFOUS LANG, Bioad and
Wallace H K. Mulford Bldgl
HOY. Christian 111. thrnuirh si linnl in n'-
flce of cotton broker, good chance fnr rlclit
boy. Apply!) tu 10 a. m Monday, 2(8 I'li.st
nut st.
HOY over 111 years nf age neut bngh'
active, for messenger work It K V
fnrd I'n I2d S 11th si
hushei.me:
on sign's clotiiino
applt bureau of e.mploymi.s't
wanasiaker's
BOY for Bnral office wnrk In North I'liU '
delpbia office; state owe und salarj ei-
pectea i' mm. i.enger i mice
BUILDING SUPERINTENDENT wanted st
onr for work In center of city; sood pay.
P 781. Ledger Office. -
BUSS BOYS (COLORED) FOR TEA ROOM
APPLY BUREAU OF ESIPLOY3TENT
WANASIAKER'S
CAniNETSIAKERS
EXPERIENCED
APPLY BUREAU OF E31PLOTMENT
WANASIAKER'S
CABINET-MAKERS, EXPERIENCED
ArPLY BUREAU OF EsirLorsiENr
WANASIAKER'S
CARPENTERS
SHIP JOINERS
Inside worki nc loss of times Ion
steady Job.
GEORGE W, SMITH A CO.
South 40th st. below Qrav's Ferry r01'
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