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EVENING PUBLIC (CiEDGEB-PHIEADBLPHIA:, MONDAY, APKIL 12, 1920
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Every Man
Needs This
free Book
It tells in a clear, inter
esting way:
fho General Rules ot"
Trnding.
Honr lo Give
a Broker
Instructions.
I) r o k c r s' Commission
Clinrgcs.
How to Indorse a Stock
Certificate.
How to Use Collateral
in Trading.
How to Group Investments.
The Deposit Requirements
for Carrying Stocks on
Account
The Rights of Stock and
Hond Holders, etc.
Edition limited. Call,
phone or write at once.
Ask for No. T. U.-865
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JONES & BAKER
SECURITIES
Widcncr BIdg., Philadelphia
Phones Bell, Walnut 6065
fo Keystone, Race 2290
r Direct Private Wires
Offices in 8 Principal Cities
Atlantic
Gulf Oil
Corporation
Bought, Sold
and Quoted
MOORE
LEONARD
& LYNCH
CUSHMAN I NEWHALL
MANAOBR
niwyoss 'MP WALNUT XTRIET
NIWYla ITI CAHLTON HOTtL
TI CARLTON HOTEL fTTTHWt
rates
utueta SlmMNt
NtWYOSS.SHN.AHI.eVIA teiT?IU MOCSTXCMAWOM
III
(KOAOWW
LIBERTY BONDS
All Issues
Bought and Sold
$50 $100 $500 $1000
Graham, Parsons RCa
435 Chutnut Street
Philadelphia
FINANCIAL
NOTICE
rnoroRED pcrciiahk or first mart.
G.VOE BONDS OF Tllfi CONESTOOA
REALTY COJU'ANY
Notice Is hereby given that, under the
urovl.lona of Sec. 8 ot Art. Ill of the mori
rue of the . Conestoga Realty Company, of
Uncaster. Pa., to the Lancaster Trust Com
pany. Trustee, dated May l. 1008. provision
in n.dh.fn0.,h?.rear,,on.of a Slnkimr Fund
In the hands of the Trustee so aa to eventu
ally redeem the bonda issued on aald mort
itge. and on or about May let of each, year
the money thus accumulated la to be applied
to the puchaao of bonds at not mora than
Jif. a?A a.c,c,ruo0 interest. Thcxo Is avail
We for this purpose at present. In. the
.', "'-riH:, TAu,ltee- &. and thi Un
IKtweTTSS1 ?mBan- Trustee, solicits
Iterlnn and will receive proposals for the
ue o? I50O0 amount of aald bonds, at a
rite not exceeding par and Interest. An
fI-"JJ...t'ron , therefore, holding such
!S54 iJr.!'2y '"ward to the undersigned offers
jnd i proposals for the sale ot the same, on'
!,.b'.,,, s.,ay .l' WO- stating the numbers
!J...miou.nil,.Sr "ald bonds and the Interest
wSia,S.d ,h?"n. nd the nrlce at which
1 S"J Jf.J!oW-.on May 1, 1020
TUB LANCASTER TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee,
Lancaster. Pa
TENDER OF BONDS
rlTTSnURGH-WESTMORELAND COAL
, . .. COMPANY
'lL",.'or,,r,,"0iYc'" B; Sinking Fund
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS
i tatters or above bonds. . not exceeding
emit? ?,! V20, V hereby Invited.
''"."'.. ttatlnr price and number, toaether
T.nH " bond numbers, should be mailed
is tne undersigned Trustee. Offers will not
?' H Pn" received will be opened, and
11 -i w a" T,h,0n.d'. are accepted will then
Itn.ilin'i nient '" reserved to reject any
na si oners.
PEOPLE'S SAVINGS AND TRUST COM
i. rAI F PITTSBURGH
(formerly The Safe Deposit and Trust
Co. of Pittsburgh),
vTed St ft th Ave. ' Plttshurah, P,
Animal Meeting
""if1 JIJpnjEIW OF.TIIB PHILADELPHIA
(entrlhutlonshlp for the Insurance or
llotitr from Loss of Fire are notified that a
IWl !".""?.? o'J.no conlrlhutora will be
Jew it the office. 212 South Fourth street.
en iSlmidnr. the 12th day of April, al 2
.... . ln tn 'trnoon. to choose directors
na a treasurer In accordance with the char-
M.reh ?ht' nay.Bna sMmi- secrury-
rj3ff THE ANNUAL MK.ETLMI OF THE
m J nin,!!lblL,0irr "! F'nnsylvanla Hos
J .! .'" P hl'l at.tho Pine atreet llos
Wtil Monday, May 8 1030. at i oVIocK
freu'ref. twelve Managers and a
GEonrjB n. Packard.
flecretary.
Dividends
Till. riTTSnUROH & WEST VlRdlNU
RAILWAY COMPANY '
-.. ., Preferred Dividend No. IS
7iaLa oa.rd of Directors has declared a
lldena of one and one-half (M4) per cent
n the preferred stock of the company for
'hn nuarter ended March ,11, ISL'O, niynble
the close of business on May ft. lni'0
..., "'-mi - lUalf,
rroonna
JCDLIO 8C,,00II;AginiN AT ELK1N8
Sesled rroponals wll'l be' receUed nt lh
mc of tiie School Directs of Cheltenham
KlM.l'pPXrwaM,hn0.JllB" 8ch001 riulldlne'i"
thi ,treet- ,Phll''"Phla upon th'e deposit or
M reclflcatlona The Architect will t,ll
inivitc"ttned cn('k rnr n thousand doliir,
c8 wni b?r ! v
thf awardlnir of the contract. '"""'"' artr
?SSssBsaai
07 ".V!",1:.?' ,h Hoard. '
lluabbtii u. acARBortouan. I
Jfji. Offl(.e of the omr In Char". f,r rPm"
truction. Frankford Arstnair HRiS' Cn1
nnttructlon ai auted abov.len Pn for
AprTi'oX'K? XtijM
VhlnVton DDV'cIOnH...Hunltlony '"llo
yfeVU .'u0,rnm'Urrnd'r.'n5r .,
"Sttlwi. D v slonJ'"Yii.i'0""W.. ..and
aupil.
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k nnft -----....-..... Mi r mv
iiajjh rVn"J..T 'ummtr "raw"- Inforrai.
WJjW,, AND ICSTAHLISHUi
H. tl BfHtlt,T7!. HKward.
ifir,... .
I rof lhe?o3iP "AKNB8H BAOKrWO?:
Bell Tel. of Canada 7, 1925
Dtvton Pr. & Lt. 5t, 1941, Tax Refund
Duquotne Lt. Gi, 1949
B. F. Goodrich 7; 1925
Penna. R. R. 7s, 1930
Texas Co. 7s, 1923
Wilmington Gat Co. 5a, 1940
rft Y. Central Equip. 7i, varioai mtturiliei
Bought Sold Quoted
MCOWliaVCQ
LAND TITLTi I1LDO.. rillM.
Members Plillndelphla Htnrk Exrlinnce
PennVvlvnnta Itnllrouil 10. Year..., 7s. 1030
C annilliin IMclllc Rnllwny Eaiiip. 0s. Serial
Empire flaa . A .Fuel foil. Trust as. 10Z0
Johnstown Traction Company Ref. flu, 1D4.1
llriich I'Jerlrlc Company 1st..,,,, fia. ibkz
Connecticut R"H"ny LUhtine t., insi
Hrranlon Trnctlon fompnny 1st... 0s, 1032
Samuel K. Phillips & Co.
Members I'hllndelnliln Hlork Kxchance
B07 CHESTNUT ST.
NEW YORK BOND SALES
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in touch with the
World's
Financial
Centers
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The Philadelphia National Bank
through the volume and diversity
of its business has become excep
tionally well qualified to render
'such banking co-operation as is
demanded by t the new era of
commercial expansion.
Through this bank your business is brought
into close contact with trade opportunities in
every part of the globe. Our connections with
the world's leading banking and mercantile
centers are direct, and widely extended. The
capacity of our organization is such as to
facilitate to the utmost foreign and domestic
banking transactions.of whatever nature.
In every phase of banking practice experience
has made our service strong and dependable.
THE
PHILADELPHIA
NATIONAL
BANK
42.1 CHESTNUT STREET
NEW ISSUE
$500,000
Cambria County. Pennsylvania
5 ROAD BONDS
1 Dated December 1, 10J9
Mntun'ng annunlly December 1, 1020 to 1!M2 inclusive
Interest payable June 1st and December 1st
Coupon bonds of $1000' each
FKEE OV PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX IN PENNSYLVANIA
AND ALL FEDERAL INCOME TAXES
Legal invcHtmcnt for Trust Funds in Pennsylvania
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
AshCHscd Valuation of taxable property, 1919 $118",38C,720
Outstanding Bonded Debt , $187,000
Contracts and appropriations for roads and bridges 1.747.IH1 2,234,611
The proceeds of the sale of this issue of bonds will be applied to reduction of the
item of $1,747,011.
Population (U. S. Census, 1910) 166,131
Present population (estimated) 200,000
Cambria County, situated in the central part of the State of Pennsylvania, is trav
ersed by the main line of the Pennsylvania Railroad and by lines of the Now York
Central and Baltimore & Ohio systems. The county ranks seventh of the sixty-3even
counties in the state, in the value of its industries, and is widely known for its large
deposits of high-grade bituminous coal. The plant of the Cambria Steel Company is located
at Johnstown, the fourth city in the state in the value. of its manufactures and the
largest city in the county.
MATURITIES AND PRICES
$21,000 Dec. I, 1931, 103.56 and interest
22,000 Dec. 1, 1932, 103.79 and interest
23,000 Dec. 1, 1933, 104.01 and interest
25,000 Dec. 1, 1934, 104.22 and interest
25,000 Dec. 1, 1935, 104.41 and interest
26,000 Dec. 1, 1936, 104.61 and interest
28,000 Dec. 1, 1937, 104.79 and interest
29,000 Dec. 1, 1938, 104.96 and interest
30,000 Dec. 1, 1939, 105.13 and interest
31,000 Dec. 1, 1910, 105.29 and interest
20 000 Dec. 1. 1930, 103.32 and interest 3.?n Dec. 1, 1911, 105.44 and interest
$29,000 Dec. 1, 1942, W iub.ob ana interest
YIELDING AT THE ABOVE PRICES ABOUT 4.60 FROM MAY 1, 1920
We offer the above bonds subject to prior sale and ndvance In price nnd subject to approval as to
legality by our counsel, Messrs. Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of Phllndelphiu.
Guaranty Trust Company
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Fourth and Uietnut atrce tt
r&ladctpltui.
wTli aUyt, ltaUnianLlaTr based upon Information feUlo4 from. klU' auurcea'C' )? , ,
$10,000 Dec. 1, 1920, 100.23 and jntercst
16,000 Dec. 1, 192 J, 100.60 and interest
15,000 Dec. 1, 1922, 100.96 and interest
15,000 Dec. 1, 1923, 101.31 and interest
15 000 Dec. 1, 1924, 101.64 and interest
16,000 Dec. 1, 1925, 101.95 and interest
17,000 Dec. 1, 1926, 102.25 and interest
17,000 Dec. 1, 1927, 102.54 and Interest
mnnn tw. 1. 1928. 3 102.81 nnd interest
19,000 Dec. lt 1929, 103.07 and Interest
Brown Brothers & Co.
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of Rebecca P. Uerry (nee Thomas) and son
of late Major Carper M. and Sarah A.
llerry. Relatives and friends', also Passyunlt
Tribe No. 139. I. O. It. M.i Aeolian Council
No. 17. F. V. A., and his associates In
West Kd Trust Co. Invited to funeral
services, Tues., 2 p. m.. ft04B Catharine at.
Int. Jit. Morlah Ccm. Friends may call
Mon., after 8 p. m.
UOI11IO. April 11. HENIUnTTA nORHO
(nee Kroenlnir). wife Markus Ilorho, ncod 80.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
nervlr.es, Wed., 1 p. m.. 255 S. 10th st. Int.
private, Mt Morah Ccm.
HOYI.K. April 9. MICHAEL., husband of
Mary K, Boyle (nee McBrlde). Relatives and
friends. Holy Name 'Society, Invited to fu
neral, Tues , 8:30 a. m.. 3802 Haverford ae.
Solemn requiem mass St. Aaatha'a Church
10 a. in. Int. Holy Cross Ccm.
IHlKIJSr.lt. April 11, KI.M:N J. (nee
llnrtholomcw), wife Charles Ilreeser. Rela
tors and friends Invited to services. Wed.
2 n. in , 3140 N. Park live. Int. private. Hill
side Cm. Remains may bo viewed Tues..
after 7 p. m,
IIIUCKIin. On April 10. 1920, II, FRANK
lllllCKEIl. beloved husband of Florence
Mnddock Urlckr, and son of the late James
and Rebecca Lucas llrlcker. Funeral serv
ices Tues. at 0 p m from his lata "evi
dence, Crum I.ynne, Pa. Int. Arlington
Ccm.
IIROWN. April 0, ROnDRT R., son late
Peter and Margaret Brown. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral, Tuea.. 1 p. m
0320 Norwood St.. Uermanlown. Int. West
minster. I1RUCK. April 8, SARAH, widow of Man
ley Hruce. Funeral serJres Tues.. 2 P. m.,
resldnce of Mere. Mrs. Margaret McNlchol,
223 Kdgcmctit avc, Ardmore, Pa. Int. pri
vate. OAttltUI.L.. April It. MARY. widow
Joseph 11 Carrell Funeral Wed., 11 a
m., Morton, Pa. Int. private. Friends may
call Tues,. 8 to 10 p. m.
CHAI.KANT. April 10. ANNIE M., wife
ot William S. Chalfant. Funeral Tues.. 2
n. m.. residence of fleoree Post. Parkalde,
Pa. Int. Cumberland Ccm.
CLARKE. At Ocean Cltv. ,N. J., April
10. IHAUKLLK P., wife of John P. Clarke.
Services Tues., 3 p. in., B211 Locust st. Int.
Fornwood Ccm.
CONNOR. April 9. OEOROE. son of John
and Catherine Connor. Relatives and
friends, F. O. E, Castle. No. 42; L. O. O.
,M.. No. M, anl all ithcr organizations of
which he was a member, Invited to funeral.
Wed. 8:30 n. m., residence of brother-in-law,
CtiAS. II. Klssell, N. E. cor Hancock
nnd Uerks sts. r'olemn requiem mass St.
Michael's Church 10 a, m. Int. New Cath
edral Ccm.
COOPER. At Atlantic City. N. J.. April
10. JOHN OEOROE, husband of Edna K.
Cooper, of the Morris, 13th and Spruce sts..
Philadelphia. Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral services. Tues., 2:30 p. m. Oliver
11. IJalr Uldg . 1820 Chestnut st. Int. pri
vate. CROKE April 9 MARIE V. daughter
of William and Mary Croke (nee McManua).
Relatives and friends, Epiphany II. V. M. So
dality, employes ot Schuylkill Arsenal, In
vited to funeral, Tues., 8.30 a. m., 122 Wolf
st. Solemn masa of requiem Epiphany
Church 10 . m. Int. Holy Cross Cem
CRUMLEY. April 10. JOHN II. CRUM
LEY, age.l 00. Funeral services Tues., 1
p. tn.. funcr.il aptrtments of Harold U. Mul
ligan, luth st. and Oernuntown ave. Int.
Hillside Cem, Remains may be viewed Mon.
CNe.
, UA COSTA April 11. RACHEL, widow
Emanuel Da Costa. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Wed., 2 p. m.. B43U San
som st. Int. Ueth el Emeth Cem.
DOHniN. April 11. JAMES M. DOI1IIIN.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
services, i ues . ; p. m.. aiaicriin-law'a resi
dence. Mrs. Robert F. Dobbin, 3803 Locust
St. Int. private.
DONOIIUi:. April 10. I1RIDOET (nee
nallaaher). wife of Patrick It. Donobue.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral,
Wed.. 8:30 a. tn . ftlfi V. Alll.on t i,ik
SS.Ili-J at!B of rcuulent Church of Our Lady'of Vlo
87.118
01.10
91.74
88.20
07.28
07.28
Philadelphia Markets
i ''
I r Receipts, 31.729 bush. Th(f mar-
nrm.Rt government prices.
II Uocelptn. 11.107 bush. Offerings
I , ,Brk.cf "'?!" Wo quote new.
, 'V-ndi0Ctt,!?n' ttt Jl.7801.85. the
1 ' ' .No. 2 vellow.
Receipts 7200 bush. Firmer under
i i.P.U0,I. S ,ot"' n-to lora-
t i"iai.hltv: "191.20: No. .1 while.
,,' vi'.0- 4 white. lt.13Ql.1T.
I !.17,Urr.lp1"' U870'Rn8 lb' In sacks.
I if.. t.,i'?"! Z". I0(1 hn- Packed In
MCT,",'1,cinl!oreJ winter, straight
1 ' --1?,,?.,B0:.'1o-J.do' "'ralglit. near-
li- ' i'i.'I11-'!1 Ilard winter, straight.
... ,ni. a.' """I1 Potent, !3.23W13.Tft:
V",.mW,f l0.73?1t.30: doitent
J. .! ' ' 1.113; short, patent, 14.ft0O13.10:
Ki,.",,.r.ln,r.,"Jlrt. c." .ml,'"j Patent. jrariillV
DEATHS
brands. 114 8.101B.1O. live Omtr 1 iiVfi i'ri
PROVISIONS Steady but nuletT Hee?: In
i,Muiifij, nyc; Decii
sets, smoked and
poneieaa, lite; picnic shoulders, s. V nir.rf
??" -" do. smoked. i'2c: bellies, in pIckK
23p X"c: brckft bacon. 32c. lard,
ii.m fllr'l-; "dvnntf .1 lc. The qunli
tlons: Solld-packed I creamery, fancy, high
ycorlns roods. 73ff77r: extras. 74r extrti
Trsts, 719'7ac: Irsts. OftCOOc: seconds. r,Si
file: sweet creamery, rholca to fancy 70rt
ii.',lr." F.0", D','."3c; prints Jobbing nt
R28ln for fancy and at 718!c for fair
to cood.
..I'.'P- n,nr' I'rre '". nearbv flrst.-l.i-22
n'r crate nearby current receipt!
II3.r...; western extra llrsts. 11.1.33; western
tlrsls, 113 20: southern 112.4ft: secti.
,r?".h.J!S!,.,l0,jVl,,c "' WW 3'Jo por ilorcn.
CHLEHE-Incv stock tlrm. New York
n hplc-mllk. flot. held, fancy. 30 31c; site-
lals higher; held, ordinary to good. 23fc
10c: current make nominal; Jobblnk sales of
funcv goods. 32W33c
.MVI3 POULTRY Fowls, fancy, fat 4S0
W47c; do Inferior. 12440; broiling chick
ens, fancy, soft-moated, weighing 1 ua
lbs. apiece. 6St$To spring chickens, aver
age soft-meated. 420 He: do, Inferior 3Sm
40o: staggy oung roosters. 30H.12e- old
roovters. 25l2(tc- ducks, white Pekln. 4:i
Iftc. do. Indian nunner 42i43c: do. Mus-roV-
?nS?-c: urkes. IOH))43c. pigeons per
pair, SOWftftc.
DRESSED POULTRY Fouls fresh killed,
dry picked. In boxes welching 4 lbs nnd
over aplere, 43c; welching 3 lbs., 40 lie
woltchlnc 3 lbs., 303Nc. fow;s. fresh killed."
In bbls. dry picked weighing 4 'bs. and
over ap ece. 42c weighing 3 lbs.. 30iTt'
.lrv:pVck?dln3e0c3 "'"" 355?37Ci oM roost"s'
n..r?f.I:SIIi'l7ela,iT5-A,),,"-uP9r Dl''-' n '"
quality. 14W8: do per box. liftoff I
oranges Florlila. per box 12 SftWT.ilft do,
tallfornla. per box. 12 2.14TT U3 grapefruit
l-!or,.ia per box' 't'-','il'3 2.1. strawbcrrlci!
i itiritm i,rr (i., uu ignite
.,,VJ?KBl,BS-wh"" potatoes per ct
H.To7.oO: sweet potatoes southern per
hamper. Jlf 2.2ft; do. New Jersey. per
Vftk-';, JSC0II.T.V Florida, ner hamper, tl
JJIft: do. per bbl-crate J21C3; onions, per
iuu-io. aacKS renon, J7WU.no.
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
New YnrU. April 12. NVrvnimno
over the actitf labor situation, which
him tied up roll traffic as well as part
of shinninc. tocitlur vvifli n i-,.,,r.,.t.i
ilrclino of 000 rol.s In tlio Hin spot mar-
kci. urniiRiit out Komp lliiililation nf
lone contractN on tlio rail In lm n,.fr
,phnni;c this mornlm;, anil trade was
miivp in iicciincH ot li to 1-1 points.
viicrinRH wore lauoii inrsoly liv. a
brokpi- believed to he i-iivnrinir v...
Orleans Rhorts,
After the call, fltictiiations held with
in a narrow runije. home innnths soiling
off a point or two and others 1 in "
points above initial liiues, the triitlini;
being without special feature.
The latest news from Ilrazil xIwwn
cencrally unsettled conditions there,
with no fresli developments to stimulate
HgKressivc DliytllS.
59jt. plntc
May . . 1l.3.1irl4 3ft
.luiv. . . 14.ftflri4 .IS
September 14.20SM (.lift
December. 1 1.24 Hi 1 1 2ft
(N Y. time)
Open 11a in.
1l24fl4 2ft 14.3(1
14 lOSiM 48 14 10
14 1SWI4 19 1 lo
II 1014 12 . .
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Foreign Department Confused.
Fronch Loans Heavy
London. April U' There wns n mod
etntn accumulation of orders for ae
eurltles over tho week-end nnd stock
exchange markets Roncrally wotc tlrm
today, although trading was not active
intrchaslng by government brokers
brought about a rally In tho gilt-edged
section. Tho foreign department was
contused, with French lonim heavy.
Oils dropped, Sholl Transport being
quoted ut 10 3-32 and Mexluan Kngles,
10 7-32. Industrial!) htelied steadiness.
Homo rails wero mixed, but the sliares
of Argentino and Canadian roads wero
better, .
iDcatI)C
. ALLEN. Near Vlneenlown N J , April
8 I'l-OItA L. II.. wlfa of Lucius T. Alfen.
Relatives and friends lnvllf,l tn fnnrl
near Incentown, ues . 2 n. in,. Int. nap-
llf,.t',m, Vlncentnwn. Autos will meet
10:38 a. ,n. train from Camden at Hcd.
fi'rd, N. J.
. AnNOLD. April 9. EM.MA. daughter of
late John II. Arnold aged 3ft. Funeral
Jfrvlce; TueB.. 1 p. in , mother s rrsidenco,
Uertruda Crelsn, 2432 Sevbert st. Int
private. Ardsley Ilurs Park Remains
may ba viewed Mon,, 7 to 8 p. m,
nAKCn. April 0, KATHERINK II.,
daughter of Franklin and lata Sarah J.
Ilaker. Relative! and friends Invited to
funeral MfvIui'Tii.. t n in .H.I.J.
.fA'vi'.Ht iehuvr IlliSi.. Hrod an
ta linrnn
I .muutv.
inv,. itetpiivra HTu irtenus invite
iineral aervloejy ' Tues, , a p. in. prac
tOavjd' H, fichuyler JlM.t Hrod
datmmd mv Untf privaU.-
torv 10 a, m. Int St. Denis a Cem.
DUNN. April 10. ROSS K.. widow of
Thomas W. Dunn. Relatives and friends,
Ladles' Loal Order of Moose, No. 1, in
vited to funeral services, Tues., 1:30 p m
residence of son Frank J. llrnwn, ft920 n!
10th st. Int. private. Friends may call
Mon e o
KPPES Suddenly. In Washington. D. C .
March 27th. JOSEPHINE DULLIS. daugh-
ter of the late Richard Eppes, M. D. and
Elizabeth W. Eppes ot Appomattox Manor.
City Point. Va.
EWINO. April 11. FRANCES SELENA,
wife of Ltndley F Ewlng. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services. Wed., 2
p. in.. 131 N. ftOth st. Int. private.
FISCHER. April 11, MARIA, widow Al
fred Fischer, aged 84. Relatives and friends
'nvlttd to funer.il services, Wed., 3 u. in..
1717 A st. Int. private. Mt. Peace.
QILLIN. April H, MICHAEL H husband
of Catherine Olllln. Relatives and friends
invtiea to lunerai, tues.. 'fa, m , nll Nich
olas st. KulMtin leaulem mass at st, Eliza
beth's Church, 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross
Cem.
ORASSMANN. - - April 11. JOHANNA
PANSY ORASSMANN. daughter late Daniel
and Johanna Orasstnann Services Tuea. 2
p. in., parlors Ous A. Klrehner. N. W. cor.
13th and Lehigh ave. Int. private. Mt.
Vernon Cem,
OltlCE. Suddenly. April 11. EDWIN C.
ORICE 3318 Arch st. Due notice of funeral
will be given.
IIALLOWEt.U April 11. HENRY W.
1IALLOWELL. Bged 73. Relatives and
mends Invited to attend funeral on Fourth
day. 11th Inst, at 2 p. m at his late resi
dence, llcthavrca. Pa. Int private. Train i
ivuvt iieuumg terminal at i :o p. m.
IIKNDEI April 10. ALHKIIT O. son ot
Lmlly W. and Inte John llordon Ilnd--I.
aged 30. Relatives and friends, also I.oilce
No. It. I, and A. M.. Invited to funeral,
parent1' residence. 2050 E Chelten ave.
ltr., Tues . 2:30 p. m. Int. Northwood.
iTlends nmy call Mon . 7 to 9 p m.
HENDERSON-. Of 0738 Chestnut st .
April 11. KATIE, widow of George W Hen
derson. Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral services. Wed . 10:30 it. ni Oliver II
llalr Uldg. 1820 Chestnut st, 1m. pri
vate. HllLDEN -April 10, JOSEPH R IIOL
DEN, ttgrd 77 Funeral services, Tues.. 2 30
p. m . 4133 N Ilroad st. Int. private,
. JERV1S April 111. EL1ZAHETH (Retty),
daughter of David T. and Margaret Jervls.
aged 3 vears. Funeral parents' residence.
704 Railroad live . Ilrn .Mawr. Pa , Tues ,
4pm Int. prlvute.
JONES April II. CATHARINE, wife
New III Jon" Jr. (nre Splcker). uged 24.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
Weil , 8 .111 i in., nilitil Opal st.. Uermnn
town. High masH Church uf Holy Angels,
Oak Lann lo a. m Int. Holy Sepulchre
Cem. '
JONES. Anrll 10. PERCY WOOD son
of Jonathan R. and late Hannah C, Jones.
Funeral services R. It, Rrlnghtirst & Co.,
1UJI Atrh st . Tues . 3 P m. Int. private
JONES April III. MARY ANNA widow
of William E Jones, at residence of daugh
ter. Mrs Stanford It 1wls. 170 Owen ave.
Landown'. Int private. Woodlands Cem.
KEILY. April 11 MARY widow PafU-k
Kellv aged sft Relative and friends 'n
vlud lo futieinl Thiirs,. S:30 n. in.. 7ft7
N 40tb st West Phlla Solemn high nnisn
of ro'iulrin st Arutha's Church 10 u. m
Int llolv Cross Om
KEMIILF.- April !l WILLIAM II. .1.
bUSllllllil ,lf MltlorV.I 1' IvmlilM nrwt mnn
Jennie C nnd late Clnv Kemble. Services !
Tues . 1'J.r.ll it. m . 4707 Atlnntii- nv a. I
lantlc City, N J. Int private. Central Laurel
Jim t i-ni i tiiiituf-'ipiun
KNIOHT. Anrll 10. ELlZARETir v
wife of John Knight Funeral Tuea., 7.30
a m., 2322 Fltzwater st Solemn mass of
requiem St. Anthony's Church 0 a, m. Int.
New Cathedral Cem
LACISY. Anrll 111 ALFnien r- hn.k..j
nf Edwin R Lnrey. aged 81 Relatives and
rrlends Union Lodge No 121. I and A M
Slant'! It. A C .S'n LT, I. invltrrl t r,.l,...
Tu-s 3.30 p. tn 194 1 Tlublcam ave., Oer
inanlowii. Please omit flowers.
I. ANT At UiiuhMfi Pn . April 9, JULIA
M D widow uf Will am 13. Lunt, aged 811
It' lathes and trlemN Invited to funeral
I ue ii ,i. m 'j'i t; orange st. Solemn!
winii in niaM ni .Mur m Lauren V. uii a m
Int St Marv'H Cem.
I AWi.i.v-r.i- , ... ...i, ... . K. .
wlfo of Robert 13. Lawrence, Funeral Tuea
2 p. in from 72"! Haverford nve. Int'
Iirilirm V.VIII.
LVNCII Anrll It. JOIIV V T.vvr-n ,....
band nf M.irv Milntvr- l.vmh Relative's anil
friends Invited to mtvIcch Wed " 30 n
in . 173 lurlttu-. st Mamiyunk." Int
private Friends mav rail Tus. eve
JIAUIXNIS April 0 DAVID It., son of
tho late John ai.sl Elizabeth Maglnnls Fit.
neral Tues. S.30 a. in . HtOl s. 04th it
cor Klngsesslng ave Solemn miss of rel
qulcin at Church of the Most llleeved Sacra
nient 111 . in Int ltnlv Crn. rm
MAC.UIRE April 10. MARHARET wife
of Thomas F Magulre. nged .in. Relatives
nuti iiiriuia, i'imimu, rn in . . c. AHnt ItlVltl'd
to funeral. Wed . s a in . fft7 ona ave .
JSarberth. P.i Ri-nulem mass st Mar
garet'H Churelv- N'urberth. 9.30 a m lni
St. Denis's Cem ,nl
McARDI.K Anrll 0 JOHN A Mc-An.
DI.E Funeral Tues. 8 30 a m.. res len.'e
nf brolber-ln law lleorge anllagher. 3n"o I N
11th it High iimsh al St. Stephen's Church
HI a in Int Holy Cross Cem
McCANNKV Vprll 111 THOMAS J hus
band of Anna l McCanney (nee Cn'llln i
Relatives, friends and West Phll.i Indene-i.
tlent Ice Pennr' Aeo , Invited m funenil
Thurs.. S.30 ,i m RI22 Vln st Solemn re
qulrm mass Church of Our Lady of Vic ,
10 n 'in Int llolv rr0H fVm 'L''J'
McLORlE. Mirll 10. ANDREW n Mc
l.ORIE. aged 71 Funenil services Tim i
P. m . 30S W Olnev ave Int private.
McliAilUN nuiiueinv April lit Mipv
AONES. wife of Fr.incl J. McMahoti.' Sr
and daughter of lute John and Martha Ca
alday of Dungannon County Tjrone Ire
land Relatives anil friends Invited t'o fn
neral. Wed. 8 30 a m . 221 N. Canuc si
Solemn requiem mass St John's Church in
a m Int. Holy Cross Cem " '"
M1LLAIRI3 - April 8 CHRISTINE II
MILLA1RB. of 1243 N. 17th st. Due notice
of funen.il will b given. " "0,lce
MOORE April 10. HARRY B.. hu.h.nH
of Viola O Moore (neo Madaral. Funeral
services n - p m.. 1.111 E. Maple av
Mercl-antvllle. N J. Friends nmy callTuea"
MVEnR Anrlt in ANMA M (nee Hill).
wife of Frederick Myers. Funeral Tues.. 1
P. m.. residence of Albert Relnhardt. 2003
Monmouth st. Int. private, American Me
chanics' Cem. Friends may call Mon. ev.
JVOIITHROP, April 9. ANNIE, wire or
Robert II. Northrop, Relatives arid friend
Invited to funeral services, Tues., 10:30 a,
m,. 1029 . 2flth at. Int. Mf. Morlah Cem.
O'PONOOHUE. April 9, PATRICK JO
SEPH, husband of Elizabeth O'Donoghue
(nee Col ton) and son of lata Michael and
Nora O'Donoghue, Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral, Tues.. 8 a. m.. 28 Klrklyn
avo., Klrklyn, Delaware county. Pa. Sol
emn, mass of requiem Church of St. John,
13th and Chestnut sts., 10 a, m. Int. St.
Denls'a Cem.
PETEnH. .Anrlt 11. ItlMUlir ...M
John Peters, aged 72. Relatives and friends
invuea lo runeral. wed., 1 p. m.. 404 B.
Ashmead st.. Otn. Int, flreenmount Cem,
Remains mav be viewed Tues.. p. m.
REYNOLDS. April 10. WILLIAM R..
husbapd of Miriam Reynalds (nee Vanaant).
nged 47. Relatives and friends, and all
organizations of which he was a member
Invited to funeral Wed., 2 p. m,, BOOS
Cottage 'st Frankford. Int, East Cedar
Hill. Remains may be viewed Tues. eve.
RICK. April 9. CHARLES A. RICE, hus
band of Annie Rice, aged 39, Relatives and
friends, Phlla. Lodge. No. 1R9, I. A. and M
Invited to funeral, Tues., 8:30 . m., 1721
N. Rtli st, Solemn high requiem mass St.
Malachy'a Church 10 a. m. Int. Cathedral
Com t
RIDDLE. Anrll 10. FLORA VICTORIA,
wl'e of Harry E. Riddle and daughter James
and Vlrtoria Carroll, aged 22, Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral, mother's resi
dence. 809 Cherry st.. Camden. N. J.. Wed.
8 a, m. Solemn requiem man Church of
pur Lady of .Mt. Carmel 9:30 a. m. Int.
Calvary Cem.
.nlJSS.n2.HK' Suddenly April 9 JESSE
W. RINOROSE. Funeral services private.
Mon. eve., 6340 Woodbine ave. Int. Chest
nut Hill Cem, Mechanlcsburg. Pa., Tues.
RODGERS. April 10, JAMES R.. son of
late Henry and Mary Rodger, of County
Tyrone. Ireland Relatives and friends. Holy
Name and Altar and Rosary Societies' of the
Assumption all other societies of which he
was a member invited to funeral, Thurs..
8:30 a. m., 1300 Callowhlll at. Solemn mass
of reqdlem ChU'ch of the Assumption 10 a.
m Int Holy Cross Cem.
RUOSS. April 8. MATTHIAS, son of late
Matthias and Katharlna P.uoss. aged ft7.
Relatives and friends. Lodg. No. 9, F. and
A, M : other organizations. Invited to funon!
services. Wed . 1.30 p. m,, 030 W. York st.
Int. Mt. Vernon Cem.
.,8RflV.!i. .l Monrestown. April 10.
ELIZARETII. wife if Joseph II. Seaman!
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral,
207,8, Church st.. Moorestown, Wed., 8 a. m.
High mass of renulenf Our Lady of Oood
Counsel Church 0-30 a. m.
SHARP. At Albion. N. .1.. April 11, SYL
VESTER SHARP, aged 77. Funeral serv
Ices Tues.. 2pm.. residence Anthony Sharp.
Albion Int. nerlln. N. J.
8HEPPARD April O.OEORfJE C. hus
band of Mary Sheppard (nee Hanes). Rela
tives, friends, Slloam Church and Sunday
School and all societies of which he was a
member. Invited to services. Wed.. 2 o. m..
1320 B. Susquehanna ave. Int. private. ,
Northwood Cem. Friends may call Tues. I
after H p. m
Htri.INO. April 11. SAMUEL II. Sr..
husband nf Frances L. Sibling, aged (14.
Relatives and friends, employes Otto Elsen
lohr Pros u all societies of which he was a
member. Invited to funeral. Thurs., 1 p. m.,
2837 N. Newklrk St. Int. Westminster Cem.
Remains mav be viewed Wednesday, 8 p. ti.
SLAVIN. April 9, RITA R.. daughter of
James and late Margaret Slavln. aged S
years. Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral, Tues,, 8 a. m., grandparents' resi
dence. 1740 Morris tt. Angels' mass St.
Thomas Aqulnas's Church 9:30 a. m. Int.
llolv Crtss Cem.
STEUI1I3 At residence of son-in-law.
Frederick J. Mevera. 1414 McKean St. April
11. CATHARINE, widow of Christian Steube.
aged 80 Funeral services Wed., 2:30 p. m.,
Oliver II Hair Hide., 1820 Chestnut st. Int.
private. Friends may view remains Tues
eve.
STREET April 11. ANNA A. wife of
Jrlin Q Street Relatives and friends in
vited to funeral services. Wed.. 1 n. m. 1237
8. ft2d st. Int private. Rrlatnt. Pa.
TAUI.ANE. April 0. LOUIS A., son of
late John Raollstn Tauiane. Funeral will he
held from residence of mother. Mrs Ralph
(loodman, 340 H. 18th sr. Solemn high mass,
St. Patrick's Church, Tues., 10 a. m. Int.
private.
I llOL'TT April 8. THU.VIA3 W. TROUTT,
nged 72. Funeral Mnn.. 2 n. m.. Morton's
funeral narlors, cor. 00th and Catharine sts.
rassyunk Tribe. No. 139. I. O. R. M. : San
som Lodge, No. HO. K. of P.: Active Coun
cil. No. 017. O. of I. A.. Invited. Int. Fein.
wood Cem.
VANDEOR1FT. April 9. CHARLES, hus
hand of late Susan R. Vandegrlft. Relatives,
friends and all societies of which he was a
member Invited tn funeral, Tues.. 2:80 p. m..
Five Points. Palmyra, N. J. Dus I waiting
Pitlmyra station, 1:30 p. m. Remains may be
HELP WANTED!
COMPETENT PERSON for
deot. excellent nnnnrlnnl
menf. P 724. Ledger Office,
COOK A white woman for cooking ..a "O
downstairs work! good wages) no vathlV, .
Apply 3212 Mldvale ave. r jr)
COOK, with good references. In amall family.,
C 819, ledger Office, , "
Apply 233 8, 15th,
t
COOK, young white girl,
st.. eleventh floor.
COOKINO anil downstairs work! whli,
Protestant: small family! no waehMNr,
rhone Oermantown 2981.
GIRL to open and wrap packages; must t
good at figures. Eagle Laundry, 24 N.
12th at. .
OIRL, experienced, for waiting and down
stairs work for countryi reterenco re
Quired; good wages Phone Ambler lftT.
t
ONE HUNDRED OIRLS WANTED
OVER 10 YEARS OF AOB
IN LITTLE CIOAR DEPARTMENT
LIOHT, AIRY FACTORY .
DESIRAHLE STEADY WORK
H2 WEKK8 A TKAR
if
HOT LUNCHES SERVED
AT LESS THAN COST .,
GOOD TAY. EXCELLENT TREATMENT
LICOETT A MYKRS TORACCO CO,
8RD AND ONTARIO STB.
SB
OIRLS AND YOUNO WOMEN
wiVTpn rwrt TArtrtvri IfllNri A'
MiRrpti.i.AMienitn wnnK,' EXPERIENl;
NOT NECESSARY: , PLEASANT BHIJ
ROUND1NC1S: 112 TO START AND RAPID
ADVANCEMENT; LUNCH SERVED AT
COST.
NATIONAL HtflCUIT CO.
1801 QLENWOOD AVE.
OinLS WANTED
Desirable positions ars open In our Packing
department for girls over 18 years ol :
10 per week to start: clean, light wornj,
pleasant hours, rest rooms.
tranklin suoar'refinino CO.
Employment Otnce
Toot of Reed st,
OIRLS. between 18 and 2. wMlhwest ieo
tlon, wanted to learn light hnd.w"k.r0.IJ
artificial teeth: 811 per week and liberal
bonus on wages every 4 months; no pic
work: steady employment and d.nm!"
assured: half day Saturday all year: molern
factory conditions. Standard Dental Mfg.
Co.. 2411 W. Norrls st.
OIRLS over 10 yet! steady position. coo4
I wagesT 48 hours week. Frledberger Aaron
flfg? Co . 4000 N. 18th St.. near Wayna Jet.
OIRLS-Filling, label ng. wrapping pack
ages; start I12.R0; pleasant work and rec
eption rooms. 9th st. below Parrlsh.
OOV13KNLSS. Catholic, speaking $
and Enallsh: children: one 3. Media BIB W
mlly of three.
in
HOIISEKEEPER wanted for fimllv ol
(San. wife nnd 2-year-ol? child:
apartment: sleep out: hours 7:30 ti
give age and salary expected.
ger uince.
small
l301
Jl 321. Led-.
HOUSEKEEPER Wanted, a. work ng mui'.
Keener, wnne. ,-ntwie . -.,.,..i ... -
LADIES for subscription work: experience.
unnecessary: new organization: 1185 first
month to t reducers; second month i 100 and
bonus, nox bo. vjranu ..,
Tork rltv. .
New
viewed Mon. eve.
WEISS. April 10. .ISAAC, husband of
late Julia Weiss. Relatives and friends, all
organizations of which he waa a member. In
vited to sendees. Tues.. 11 a. m.. residence
of daughter. Mrs. Fannie Shapiro. 343S Oer
mantown ave. Int, Monteflore Cem,
INSrECTRESSES
Girls over 18 years of age. or etlv older
women, lo inspect n" -.-. r.j...-...-.
Apply Department of Personnel, Floor V.
""'aTIlAWBIHDOE L CLOTHIER
L-DY. young. ft assistant In advertising
department: pleasant surroundings, and
best working conditions: good opportunltr
rnr advancement for a. neat and willing;
worker. Apply Elliott Lewis Electrical Co..
1017 Race at.
LAUNDRY
WOMEN TO WRAP PACKAGES
APPLY MARKET STREET LAUNDnT
1308 FILDERT STREET
PERSONALS
INFORMATION WANTED concerning JOHN
II HEALY. brother of Eliza Healy Mtnock
and Luclnda Healy Jacobsnn, to settle estate.
Pumeroy 4. Martin, lawyers. Fisher BIdg..
Chicago.
PORTUGUESE translation for calalogu-s. '
bus letters, etc.. done: rest, ratea: work
called for and delivered C K05, Ledger Off.
LOST AND FOUND
DOO lost, at Lansdowne. April 9, wire
haired fox terrier, with black wnd elinw
markings: collar marked "Mrs. Edgar Seolt.
l.nnsdowne. na ": license tag No. 3211, J ft
reward Telephone Lansdowne ,10. i
HANIIUAO. LEATHER If the person who!
took brown leather handbag bv mistake
from parcel rotim at Ilroad Street Station
on the evening of March 11 will return
books and papers found therein to Room
ft40. Hours Uldg.. n suitable reward will i
tie paid and no questions asked. I
TIRE Lost, Saturday, April 10 on Lincoln '
Highway east of Ijincaster. one Goodvear '
tire and hatbox containing 2 hats: liberal !
reward If returned to Mrs. D. II. Cantrcll. i
Wynnewood. Pa,
LONG-DISTANCE TELEPHONE
OPERATING
IS THE MOST INTERESTING WORK
IN THE CITY FOR YOUNG WOMEN
114 PER WEEK TO START
RAPID INCREASE
FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR
ADVANCEMENT
APPLY AT ONCE AT ROOM 754
ROURSE BUILDING
4T1I BELOW MARKET ST.
8 A. St. TO 3 P. H.
WRITE IF UNni.K TO SEE
SUSS JENNINGS
HELP WANTED FEMALE
MATRON for lar-e Institution for old men,
within city limits. Apply by mall, giving
experience and previous occupation, to E". L.
R Rosemont Pa.
IIL'VnL-llU un,, .,om .... A. ,. ,,
.?.?" cd i10"?.' entry, nintu and wtilto work for mm vroar,
ii'De writer, fumii nt ui. m (..,. ..11 . iiahann .i n.nt.
general offlce work. F. it. Colbert Inc ;"""""-"" " "" -"" " vvv-.
ri-tts tiaitlmore ave. Nuunri wnuit, w-mi aoou rrterences; capar
-' . ' bie of taking care of 2 children; willing to
BOOK KEEPER Experienced m,n,- ,.j. Re to northern .veenore in me summer. Mrs.
BOOKKEEPER,
must operate
double-entry bookkeeper for sales nosUni ' reUU', I,0"Jr" Al8nouln Apartment!,
onh Ststo age. salary and experience Si Paul and Chase H,.. Baltimore.. Md.
1' 83 1 l.eduer OfOce. cAi-crience.
nOoKKEEPER and cashier. Rosehclme 10"4 '
Chestnut -v-- (
CASHIERS-Those who can give good refer,
ence can secure good positions In or near
their neighborhood, experienced preferred
American Mures Co. 400 Noble 't'""a' I
STENOGRAPHER Large menu,
ficturlng company In the renter
rt the pity requires the services of
a Klenographer with two or three
vears' experience: reply stating
education, experience and salary ex
pected. C 017. Ledicr Office.
; to n ti m.
.UUON.
may call Tues.
MULDOON. April II. MAnv ...u
of Michael Multloon (nee Slollrlde). Due no-
iii-fi ui iiinnrui, iioi oiunima ave
MULLEN-- April 10 JANK v h u...
nf John J und Jane Mullen, aged 17 Fn.
neral wed . s:a a in , parents' residence
SII27 Woodland ave. Solemn high mass at
Blessed Sacrament Church 10 i in Int
Holy Cross. ' ""
BELL TELEPHONraoPERATING
An Ideal occupation"
e
for young ivomn
PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS J
A REAL FUTURE IN
v. REAL BUSINESS
14 A WEEK TO START
REASONABLE HOURS
FREQUENT RESTING PERIODS
MAN'T PRIVILEGES. SUCH
AS FREE SIED1CAL ADViCE
Call today at the most convenient office:
SPOOLERS and winders on cotton yarns;
I wages guaranteed. Oebrlo Bros. Co., 423
N. Sd
STENOGRAPHER
QUALIFIED TO DO OOOD WORK
APIM Y BUREAU OF EMFLOYSIKNT
WANAMAKERS
STENOGRAPHER In large manufacturing
t concern, one lining dnunlowii or South
west Philadelphia preferred, good worklnc
renditions, chance for atlvnnietiient stale;
experience and salary expected P 622.
Ledger Office
SI ENOtlKA I'll Lit experienced
Luff Market 1.", 0.1
Phono Mf.
TOBACCO STRIPPER to operate Universal
tea in a
Addrat
strtnpllli; niarhinn In fsrtnrv 1nBla In n
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iirsuiitui city in ine .vtiuute west.
MISS SMITH.
400 Market St.
MISS McCAW.
1211 S. ft'.'d tt.
MISS II. M. ORR.
2fl W. Chelten ave,
MISS STF.VF.NSON
1031 Arch st.
Universal. M 218. Ledger Office
TELEPHONE OPERATOR Office of
manufacturing cm n puny centrally
located, require the services of
a young woman to operate their
private branch Ke) stone attd Bell
exchanges, and also ti fulfill the
diitlra nf reception clerk for peo
ple coming Into the office. Telephone
Franklin Printing Co . ,1l4-ft20 Lud
low at., and ask for Mr. 13, C.
Richter for appclnlmcnl
thi: hell 'ielepiioni: co of penna
TF.IiEPHONK OPERATORS Oirls experN
I ent e, on telephon. to Ntiilnt nlverilsi i ;
will pay salary and bonus, state experience
end salary desired: telephone number It aiiy
C 43H ledger Office
TTPIST
CASHIERS
EXPERIENCED OR INEXPERIENCED
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOVSIENT
W ANA MAKER S
The Public ledger Co. desires an
experienced ts plst tn operate an
Underwood billing machine
Apply Hth nnd Chestnut sts,
Ask for Sir. Wleat
UNDERTAKERS
Ul.l.lllv Til ACCOUNTING DEI'T nif
THE PUBLIC LEDGER CO npainieS
THE SERVICES OF A YOIJNO wmiAV
WITH ABILITY TO OPERATE TV A?
WRITER. ASK FOR MR PRICE TXPB
public i.nnnnn en
OTII AND.CHKBTNUT ST.q
LitCAtvi.a -woman vvanieq n dn l.,..i
around office. Drown Bailey Co. 4l"o V
Franklin st. "' ',u i'.
CLERK
,1i,iiae.c0Snnn? d'D'tment of the
Public Ledger desires the services of
a bright young woman: must have a
good education; mi excellent onnor
tunlty for the right party. ODnoe-
Apply (1th and Chrttnut
, Ask for Mr. Wlett
TYPIST, permanent position, for experienced
typist: dining room en premises, call after
11 o'clock, or phone Keystone Lubricating
Co 21st snd Clearlleld sts
TYPIST Young lady typist wanted by It rot
corporation; steady position Apply to Mr.
Flvnn. tltin Chestnut tt.
WAITRE88E8
(WHITE)
I
FOR TEA ROOM
APPLY BUREAU OF VMPLOIMBNT
WANASIAKBR'S
WAITRESS wanted,
Mawr 014.
white. Call Urrit
WEAVERS on Srhaum A Ullit'gnr lacuuarti
loom. Oehrle Bros. Co.. t'.3 f, ad H"'fu
rejt: KBTIm Ouf IUflnng Co. needs'
L. V,'.15"1 8,rl "r P years old fir work,
In filing room and assist with mall prevlSuS
"imttviive I1UI uciVIIMnr; MTiIllV ttu laft..'
tstlimaga. experience. IrSatiy. wtutaatu
WQMEN fOn CLEANING
DAY AND NIGHT VftMK
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