wmmmmmKmmm'mmmmrmmm u iwwi . w"P jw . m i. . , ' w . st wk: '-!- t-v - --i - vv-swr.7'- .,i.T' " t r ww t-oti rx .- vmmw::.- ' jrav" ,bf 4J, ,. '"-hl '' 'fw-u i t, ' TWwi; :j,, -4r . r- , ,v --,'.', ' ; . , v .,-1, - . ,. '. ;r-y. J3r..r.w;i"r '"" - -f ' ' EVENING PUBLIC tLED'GER PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY, MAf 1, 1920 17 ,, nnVERNOR FREES NEGRO Sprout Induces iroopcr ...-....- "r" . . , Manor inxruuoi ... i rn caught on the porch of Gov- , Hnroiil'D summer nomc, jiapmcu ,rnor B1'J !. vestcrdny has tho Gov ""fin thank for hi? freedom. The Pernor Kcl with State Trooper 5 J "Smith for hs release. flcorgc Hmitn ior mnn ng ,. tho mnnelon m point for ..iVrtlng the manston broKcn several SSi from an outbulldlw lows , .. ffrn unld When np Pffbcndcd and liungi pi Ininftry, with tears streaming nd hungry, . pl(aded for 1 bcrty. $ the Governor Interceded In Ills bell?''' .Vin on til his name was The '." """j"VC.f j, llvrrl In oStwHIc, first got into n coop whom r,.Vnl cranes were quartered. The V?aI rondo n vicious attack upon him, 'd he almost lost an eye In his battle f get out of the hulMIng, according ,n ihe trooper. ileum ' :":;, i Wilson is veil known about Chcs II" "J ..,.., nv Hint ho vca n oJatcsvlllc 'They say Chester Is his bodc, IN MHMOKIAM urViOntAL SERVICES Will OJ ntia l AUBOTT.-Aprll 2?. THOMAS W., son of TOfiKJSu"'!: . t .. Aiimf Annnii. uc i i"0',. nl 'iiftJS. 128 leopard st. High mrtj 61 juuiki" "..' " 1 -r .,-u...t.. CHorrM 10 a. m. In- Si80T'TAU,2S.rIAlTvtS.r.y-AnVOTT. abbuj !. . ,. . ., ,. 7nT. of daughter', Mrar-jSb It; Tottnirt 4523 K ' Bmedley t. interment private Krlenda Vr,ftftr.2H?rri aTllfAiiy. widow of Oep, !nm''ffoImdhe:Vy.a'J08r.dnenc. &W. SSh Jt.W8olVmn requiem hlih nun ft Church of Oiir Udy of Mercy. 11 a. m. Interment Holy "bAAN.-Suddenly, Apr.. 28. JOHN J.. WWZ&Mi irch it.' Interment Trinity Lutheran Cemo- "t7l..n i.n ot TnitM. huaband of l''Eliinh..""Jn?.?'Ten!Sif,'aCrd. ten Lodie. No. 170. Order of Harucarl. and Jmployn of rowers-Wellitman.noenBarlen. lr lei to aenlcei. Sunday. 3 p. m . B18 W. Wtitmereland , at. Interment Oreenmount Cmetcrj'. x ncnaa may tun wn. -- BENSON. April 20. MAIIT J., wlf? of Edwird Benson. Imeral aerytcea on 'luea Sir. 1 P m.. 1W ' 2I t. Interment prl S.i.. vmt laurel Hill Cemetery. Friends mar call.Monday eyenlnir, ,, ..... BUIBIIUKn. April l, nunnnu, .' V, tud of Mary Kowler riolsburn. aged 41 itrs. mnerai eervicea iiionunr. v, m.. w !i tr,nv.an t.. rSermantown. Interment prl- vile. Ilemalns may bo viewed Hunday eve- "'dOURKB April 20. 1020. MAHTlfA. (ne Vr)in). widow of John Bourke. runeral Monday. 8:30 a. m.. from lato realdenco. 220 F. Scott ae , Olenolden. High requiem mass ft. Gabriel's Church, Norwood, 10 a, m. In- "tfM'-Aprl! 20. KLSin VIOI.A. iimhtrr of Samuel and TVIIhelmlna Urooks. (enlcea and Interment strictly prUate, Mon ly. st residence. 1514 Olenwood ave. He mtlns may be viewed Sunday, 7 to 0 p. m. C.UU.UUUUM April JT, JUIUI. Ullicu, r,locd husband of Alma Carlbourn (nee Orana) Puncral services at lato residence. 1119 TucLahno road, xorxsmp village, warn- den N J . Monday. 2 p. m. CLAYTON" April 30. I.OUIS M. CLAY TON Relatltea and friends' Invited to fu- teril Monday, r.w p. m., laie resiaence, reir of 24A P American at Hervlcea at St. rr' r. K. Church, 2:30 p. m. Interment private C0Di:n. April 28. 1020. DATUUS TV.. huaband of Emma Jane Coder. Relatives and friends Invited to service, Sunday afternoon, at. 1 o'clock, at Ilia residence, n38 S. Mat it. lntrmnt at Hhamokln. Pa.. Monday. COPE Anrll 20. niCHARD COPB. nela- fives and friends. Palestine. Lodge, No, 470. F, and A M . Kej stone) Chapter. No. 17S. n A M. Philadelphia Council. No. 11. Tl. and S M. and all organizations invited to funeral Monday, 2 '30 p. m. precisely, from late residence, 4.1HI Frecland ave., Hoxbor eush. blends may call Sunday evening. CUDDT. April SO. PKTCil J., son of Mar caret and tho lato Peter Cuddy. Relatives and friend also members of St. Joachim's T. A B, Focletv, Isabella Council. No. 328, K of C , lona Club and employes of Frank fort Arwnal. Invited to funeral. Monday, (ZOt m.. mother's residence, 1337 Church n . Frankford. Solemn requiem mass St. .Tfachlm's Church 10 a. m. Interment St. Joachlm'n Cemetery. DAI.PE. April 20. 1020. FREDERICK A , husband of Emma Louise Dalpe. Rela tives and friends Invited to ths service, Mondai, 2 30 p. m.. at his late residence, e-i Corinthian ave. Interment nrlvate. DAnitAH April 20. JAMES H.. husband ef Elizabeth Dnrroh. formerly of Centralla, fa Relatives and friends Invited to funeral ltonda 8.30 a. m.. late residence 4.127 N. Colorado at High mass. Holy Child Church. 10 a m Interment Holy Sepulchre Kmelerv. -"AVIS. At Klrkwood N. J.. April 28. KRASTL'H II , husband of Julia A. Davis. r,',rlt".Mon'lay. 2 p. tn late residence. Klrkwood Interment Colejtown. Remains nay be viewed Sunday evening. All organl tatlons Invited DKAN Arrll 20. AGNES A , wife of TVilllamH Dean Relatives and friends, also John n Pine Lodge. No. 20. S. O. II., in vited lo funeral services. Monday. 2 o. m . at ner iron s residence. 138 N. Marvlno at. interment private. Remains may be viewed Sunday 8 to 10 p m. Shenandoah papers fleas eopj P,EAt. Arrll 28, AGNES J. widow of William Deal Relatives and friends, also Iiue of the Sacred Heart and Altar and v Vv si"i,',s' mvltcd to nttend funeral. iSift'day S.30 a m lato realdenco. 2316 N Z? L ,'m requiem mass St. Columha'n ete?v " "' lnterm,!nt Holy Cross Ccm- r.'ife'nif'If.-Aprll 20. GEORGE II. DER iiK,n"1,,J.' nn,J friends Col. Owen Jojm mat No fsoi. n A R . American c..!i.Ciu-BC,lJ S M - U A M . Ardmore . ii'K. In"'d lo funeral. Monday, fi. i. ,'i oul I-nnraaler road, nryn Mawr, i.iri-i'!,i"nm"yrca!1. Riinday after 7 p. m. ml M.KhON suddenly, at the residence tilt mW. VV40T, h Woodstock St.. April BO. ,.. AJ,J5.' . '"'"band of Ellanor T. Dick- l.,",8.''.!"" Notlca of funeral later. ten iHUK2 Anr'l -'" FRANCIS, son of rerii !? "i'd Blra Dlerkes. ruted 0. ru i?in t?P4v. :'0 n m . parentN' residence. Iti;,u Ll".r " Hustleton Philadelphia, rtsiulem hljh mass Church of the Maternity. B,. J , nuatletin, io a. m Interment ' .Jj..'.ln'y.'"'eenirr Cemetery. it ." rr, ! . ." CI., r Pn Anrll n. nnqi- n I.I, , UCIU.GtJ I "1 ll"b:th HouRl,ert5. ag al m!1""1" tn't-il to fun If ! a in lato resident ..j"..""' i beloved daughter of John "gen II'. Jleintlves funeral nn Mnmtnv f-nl.7.."' ."I"' ' ?""""". r"--.. .MC1VCRI1 CreVj cSmtl'j '"' Interment, private, Holy Mon10", --'if'".. ?". DANIEL M Ele- ar.a... ."Il I'HUirill I11HHH HI Iil I .llrinn'a vlted in ,; . "ve and friends in at hi. ?nret!,11 ""I0" .Kunday. I p. m, l"virnJir' .Uarnalwro. N. J lai.uS.T -April 20, HKRnKRT. son 't "eral V.'im ",. "I"1 Mary A Emery, ru. S'Sri Jnlc;," "onday. 2 i. in., late real i ore, iiQ4 flrant ave.. West Cnllln.ntvnn,, Bund1y'f,r"''Tnt'rlale- I'rl'nds may call TteV S."",'. .," IMIMA D widow of nvlted n f,,.V""" , ""'"vcb and fr ends rea deneliVf ral ", Monday. 8 P. in . eXit.i?'hroil-ln.avv. Frank II. Foster service, iEl- V. colllngavvood. N J. AIb6 t VffaT.'.?:" . ?' .gEPR9.n " . n.unT, 'T-ffnttsfthMsi i m. ti ixiX"" "' DU8 - April 211. ANNA ITIll- FiVn.,.i .. '. """IW or reter For, nnd o flrt7(i",r'L " C'llARLlia V. hus Starl?.' r&Vli- !S"l'Af and . Rnfir. JB"!WCf -sSsS'B-T.V.l S"t fhunh .130 1 ,, ' ,l",nr"t....T.rln'-' I-utheran H t' ihiioiiih I'nmn, No. 4. K'.turd.V ', rn",nUle1 hU-,n, ay call nn ..-...;: " fijnaV.1 il ifeM'V,! 8',''('!'N. Im-band of '' ThnmJU . ..'. ."" .'l"'.'"' Tnjmas K,,d".M -"J .fWinle and son of Sears aged 02 .Hamilt: "i. I.Il,.i....'.rKl"' R. A. I'hanler v 1 reeman R, Alpha 1 1.7."!' AW. Club and nien.l er- r 'TV lee) ..i "-Miieii i Miirrii imii.j .--.--' . funeral ?." iVl'"' 1" . Interment ivy lint 'PJ"T. nlown tains i JhnV,rV?I'CH?rMAItTHA:Udv: ni i,w..1"i may tie. vleu,A u. ..': ."" iPy' Invlteo to funerraTniVfl,!U'lv 'd -' uiintu niinniu ...a - veiling. i BROAD AfcrV BROAD aV,d DIAMOND TIIL'I fhnl "clock from i.ii """""y morning, nt 8.30 lllsh A,.. m. 'if r residence, 22 is m inih hi Slfsiar Vhu?"'' "rvlre, 2? " t" . to u"rn'1 'uneral . Sl'ndnj loin I'"m'nt'''' "J"'! N' I,,,h V u ur I iii.iiru in .Tiice, 12 u An.li' "' "l "is iiie resi S1! f MoriiL'?h",y nv" Interment p". OoVp'4'"1"'' C'm,,r Viaw remain. I KI.lZA!"Tr,r", a0' .",' Allatillc City. N a?!iss W'' o?ttfunferA,nra".e7 "' .IIIIIIIU17 , k ... ' . i. ii.. --- v lain rpiinann. . PEATH8 OniOOW. April 28, OU8TAVU8, husband of Bertha L. Orlgow, Relative and friend alp Tnornai R. ration Lodge, No. 059, F. ""I A. M.i ot .Dilladelphlat emnloyea of Thomaa Dovlln plant, llurllngton. N, J., and all other orsanizattona of which h waa a member, nr Invited to funoral Mrvleea. Monday, 1 :80 n. m , lata re aldence, 724 Lin den ., Camden, N, J, Interment private. Vlw remain Hunday evening- HAAH. Anrlt 9n inft ivtl.T.lAtf TfAia huaband of Mela Ilaae, aed SO yeara. Ilela- uvea nna rrienas invited to funeral services. MtiniliiV- 1 M yr till ti.MA..H tM.-a .u..,. ,., .,,, ,J4 i nillllUUIIV 111 U. IIUI'I- meni urivaip. HAMMELL.Fprmerly of Mt. Holly. N. J., April 20, EMMA 0 widow of William tl, Hammell, ..Funeral services. Monday. 1 p. m at residence of her daughter, Mfa Edgar M. Wills. 200 Vine si. ,i Camden, N. J. Interment private, at Ilaptlat Cemetery, Mt. Holly, N. J. .. HARTNETT. -- April 28, LENA HART NBTT. daughter of Ambrose and Elizabeth Farmer, Relatives and friends Invited to runeral, Monday morning, 8-30 o'clock, from Oliver H. Hair Rldg.. 1820 Chestnut st. Solemn requiem mass Church of tho Assump tion, at 10 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Viewing Sunday evening. IIEENEV. April 211. RrtDERT. husband of tho lato Eliza Heeney (nee Paine). Fu neral Monday, 8 30 a in., from late resi dence. 1433 N. 20th st High mass at tho Church of tho Most Precious Wood, 10 a, in. Interment Holy Sepulchre, , HIRSCH. April 28. MAniE A., wife of August A. Hlrsch. Relatives and friends In vited to funeral. Monday, 8:30 a, m., 2300 Nicholas st. Solemn requiem mass St. Eliza beth's Church 10 a. m. Interment Holy Redeemer Cemotery. HOUSEMAN. At M residence. 420 S. Broad at., on ArJTjl 30, SAMUEL F, HOUSEMAN Relative and friends, also Concordia Lodge, No. 07, F, nnd A, M,; Philadelphia lodge. No. S, II P, O. E., and all other organizations trf which hs was a member, nrn lnvlteri in thi nervier nn Mon day afternoon, at 1 o'clock, at tho Oliver If, Hair lildg., 1820 Chestnut at. Interment nt Mt. Mnrlah Cemetery. HOWDEN. April 20. EMZAnETlt P.. daughter of lato John and Rrjdget Howden. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, Monday, 8 30 a, m , from her lao residence. 1B42 N. 18th st. Solemn requiem high mass flesu Church 10 a in. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. JOHNSON. April 30, JOHN T.. son of Hugh W, and Rose I,. Johnson (rron Rren nan), formerly of 2342 S. Hicks st. Rela tives, friends and St Monica's C. Q.. In vited to funeral. Tuesday, 8:30 a. m., late residence, 2rt2fl llrown at. Solemn reqttJem mosif St. Francis Xnvlnr's Church 10 a. jn. Interment Holy Cross Cemeterv. JOHNSON. April 30. MARIAN JOHN BON. aged 04 Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services, Monday, 2'30 p. m., nt J. n, Stanger & Rro.', 434n.Frankford ave. Interment Oakland Cemetery.' KITTINOER. At crandparents',408 Seville St.. Itoxborough, of dlptherla. April 30, EDTTHB R.. daughter of Newton E and Ruth M. Kltllnger (neo Bayles) and grand daughter of David M. nnd Jennlo A. Kit linger. Interment Mount Zlon Cemetery. No funeral. L1CHT. April 28. KENNETH A., beloved son of Arthur nnd Catherine Lleht, aged 2 years. Relatives nnd friends invited to fu neral services, Sunday, 1:30 p. m. sharp, at his) parents' residence, 1010 13. Allegheny ave. Interment Fernwood Cemetery. Re mains may bo viewed Saturday evening. LIPPINCOTT. April 20. EMMA M.. wife of W. Russell Llpplncott (neo Stein). Rela tives and friends Invited to funeral services, Sunday. 1 p. m.. Chester ave.. Mooreotown. N. J. Interment Fernwood Cemetery. Auto will meet trolley from 12 noon until 1 nt Chester ave , Moorestown. MacAULEY. April 20, EDWIN S. Mao AULET. Relatives nnd friends, also Plas terers' Union, Invited to funeral, Monday, 1 p. m. sharp, brother's residence, 3101 Ala bama, road. Fnlrvlew. Camden. N. J. Inter mont at Cheater Rural Cemetery, Chester, Pa. Auto funeral MARLIN. April 28, THOMAS C. husband of Catharine S, Marlln. Relatives nnd friends Invited to funeral services. Monday, 11 a. m.. at late residence. 4112' N. 7th st. Interment private. Viow remains Sunday MAYER. Suddenly. April 80. lato resi dence. 807 TV Olrard ave , IDA S., beloved daughter of John C and Ida S. Mayer (neo Anderson), aged 4 yearn 7 months 20 das Funeral Monday, 2 p. m., from residence of grandparents, John Mayer. lf4 W. Tabor road, Olney. Interment private. Holy Sepul chre Cemetery Remain may bo v lowed Sunday evening. McGOVERN. April 21. at Seattle, Wash.. MICHAEL J., son of Hugh and Katharine McGovern, of Swanllnbar, County Cavin. Ire land. Relatives nnd friend Invited to fu neral. Monday, 8 30 a, m.. residence of sis ter. Mrs. Frank Clnrk. 0023 Arch st. Solemn requiem mass at Church of Our Ladv of Vic tory 10 n. m. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. MEOARGEE On April 20. 1020, FRAN- ,,r..o ii,uAuut.u men ureenej. wire pz Frank N. Megargce. Relatives and friend Invited to funeral on Mondav. nt 8:30 a. m, from her late residence. 315 Grayling ac, Narberth. Solemn requiem mass St. Mar garet's Church at 10 a. m. Interment rrl- MOORE. April 20. ALEXANDER, hus husband of late Anna M. Moore, aged 8fl. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. Monday, 1:43 p. m. sharp, at late resi lience, iiiio N. aza st. interment private. Mount Penco Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday evening. MOYEK. Anrll 30. T.ATTnA A Mnvrn (neo mil). Due notice of funeral will be given. mullen. At the residence of her daughter. 3824 Hamilton at.. April 30. CATHERINE, widow of Thomas Mullen nt Mlnersvllle. aged 84. Solemn requiem mass at Ht. Vincent da l'aul Church. Mlnersvllle. Tuesday, 10 a. m. Interment at St. Vincent do Paul Cemetery, Mlnersvllle. Pa. Friend may call Sunday afternoon nnd evening, rottsvlllo papers plenso copy. NEALI3 April 20. ANNIE (nee Carton), beloved wife of Timothy F. Nealls. Rela tives and friends Invited to runeral on Monday nt 8:30 a. m. Residence 3720 Locust st. Solemn requiem mass nt St. James Church, at 10 n. m. Interment In Old Cathedral cemetery. NEDERRV. April 21. ELIZAHETH F wlfo of lteeso B Nederry (nen Htiinrhard). All services at Tlnlcum Lutheran Church. Monday, 1 p. m. Friends may cnll Sunday evening, residence of her son-in-law, 1 c. Ramsay, Willow Grove, Pa , 7 to II p m. O'HALERAN. April 20. PATRICK, be loved husband of Catharlno O'HaWan. Rel atives and friends. Altar and Rosarv So ciety and League nf Sacred Heart Invited to funeral, MnniUy, 7.30 u m . from hts lato residence. Sits Westminster ave Solemn mnss of requiem at Our Ladv nf Victory Church. 0 a. ni Interment at Holy Cros-v Cemeterv. PALMER April 20. MART A. wlfo of Abraham W Palmer, aged 00. Funeral serv Ices Monday, 1 30 p. m at tho residence, 1.140 Seltrer si (13th and Lehigh ave.) Re mains may bn viewed Sunday ovcnlng. Inter ment private PAREIRA April 21 ARRAHAM PAR EIRA. Relatives nnd friends. I.afavette Lodge No. 71 F. and A. M , and other or ganizations. Invited to funeral, Sunday. 2 p. m. sharp, residence of son-in-law, Mnrcus 8. Do Wolf, 2I30 N 15th st. Interment nil vate TEASE. April 20. 1020, HARRY r , aged 00 years Funeral servlco Oliver It. Hair parlora Sunilsv. 3.30 p in. Hurlal ut Leb anon Pa., Monday, 1 p. m, POTTER. Entered Into rest at Moores town. N. J April 28, JOSEPH JAMES POTTER, runeral services nt his lato reel dence. 101 E Main at . Moorestown. N J . Saturday. May 1. at 2.3o P. m Train leaves Market st. ferry nt l:3o p. m. In terment private. SCHAUH April 27. ANNIE M, wife of Georgo Schnub nged 41. Relatives nnd friends, ali-o Osceola Council No 70. D. of P.. Invited to attend funeral services. Mon day, 2 p ni , resldenco or Mr. Roy Smith son. 1130 E Tlogi st Interment private, North Cedar Hill Cemelerj. Remains muv bo viewed Sundiiv evening. SCHRAMM April 30. CHARLES, hus band of Ilellnda Wright Schramm (ties Flaher), aged 40 je.irs Funeral services Monday. 2 p in . from lato resldenco 2123 N Patton st Hen Ice.i in 20th SI. M E Church at 3 13 p. m Interment Mt. Peace r,m,tiirv Vliv reinnlui Sunday evening All societies nf which lie was n member and cmplnvcH of Caske H Keen Co Invited. SMYTH April 30 at 117 S 42.1 M IiAl'KA I, wlf. of Charles L. -Sinjlh An nounccment of (unerul later. ....,. STAPLETON-On Am II 20, PATRICK. husband nf Mini n,,".,.1''''. a,il1 frle-iulf. nlso nil orgHiiliitlnnH Invited to funeral on Monday. 7 3il n m from lato residence. 28(11 AramliiKO nie. Solemn niasa St Anna Church, 0 a ni Interment Hi Stephen is Cemetery. Port Carbon. Pa., Train 10 30 a. in., nth nnd Columbia ". TAW. April 28 JOSEPH TAW husband of Elizabeth W Taw Services Saturday. ' p. in . at late residence. 1.M0 08th aie., Oak Lane Interment private. THIttlAH - April '." CHARLES M son of lato Charles llridges Thomas, aged 41 Relative nnd fi lends Invited to funer.il, Mondvy 8.SII a ni residence of brothei-ln law. Edward I McCnrmlck, 3028 Hoincxteail nt , Wlsslnomlng Requiem high mass si Domlnlo'H Chunh 10 u. ni. Interment M TOMSXA'Sff !? FHEDKRiCA II TOMS Sen Ices Sun.la. 2 p. m late residence. 21142 S Sartnln st Interment Trlnlt Lutheran (VmetcrJ .,..... . QUIGLEV April 20 WILLIAM son of Rose and lato John cjulKl, aged 21, lun oral Monday. S 30 m lain residence, 2112 Pembertnn nt Snltinn requiem hlftli mans, St. Charles' Church, 10 n. in. Intor ment Holy Cross Ceineterv. WALLACE April 20. In Hrnokln N Y. JAMES TV. beloied son of Catharine and the Into Jnnica Va ace. husband of Anna (nee lloohor) of PlilUdelphlii Funeral Sunday. 2 p. m from his late residence, 73 Washington aie nrooklvn, , N. WI'.'AVER- April 80. ANNj: . wife of Joseph Weaver aged i3 Relmlves and friends Invited to attend runeral services, Monday 2pm bile residence, 4827 N C.ir llHle, .t Interment prliiite . WILfARD April 30. JAMES B WIL LAUD, Sr. Further arrangements from his late residence 3710 Windsor place. PERSONALS WILLIAM LEVICU. trading as Sun Clothing Co , at 007 Walnut st has Bold his share nf tho business to Mr Samuel Ivltk Tho business will be Loiillnued at tho snnio ud dress as the Hun ClgthlngJCo. Mil, V, 1" ROIIIN.SON please cull advertising dept , Publlo ledger Muy receive Inter esting Information LOST AND FOUND CHARM Ixiat, a Masonlo charni In West Philadelphia, from OUIh and Market to BOth and Willows uve. Liberal reward If returned in If. It. Watson. 0811 Willow v. PURSE Lest, Wednesday, small talnlng small sum opinon-ay between th and CheltiiuPnnd II purse, cou sin! watch. Iroad Street matron; Reward tf returned to Mls sproules, 'Ubllo Ledger umce. LOST AND FOUND NECKT.ACH $1000 reward, no quettlent aalted, for return of necklace of 140 pearla, pearl and diamond claapl lout January 8. A Sll, twiner Office, WALUIT-Loit, on Saturda), .the 24th. black leather, wallet, containing calllnir cards, draft card, Emergency Fleet pais and photoKraphi reward. Will tinder pleaaa iV turn I2ia P. diet ht. WATCH Lost, n gold open-face watch, nn chain. Initials It. T E., between Whit man's and Wnnamaker's or "Wanamnker'a nrd ttroad St. Station, Return td Miss Eliza beth Evans, Ilatduln School, Dryn Mawr. HELP WANTED FEMALE ACCOUNTANT'S ASSISTANT The accounting department of the Public Ledger Co. desires tho services of a young woman with a high school train ing or Its equliatent! must novo knowl edge of stenography and bookkeeping and be able to discuss accounts Intel llgently with customers. Ask for Mr. Wlest. Public. Ledger Co , flth nnd Chest nut sts. ATTrtNTVANTH WOMFN, WITH OR WITHOUT RXPEmrSCB. TO NURSE IN MENTAL DEPARTMENT OF PHILADEIe- PHIA GENERAL HOSIHTAL. B4TH AND PINE STS I GOOD PAY. APPLY MRS HURKE. CHIEF NURSE. nr.LL TELEPHONE OPERATING An Ideal occupation for young women AN OPTOnTUNITY TO WORK IN A CENTRAL OFFICE NEAIt TOUR HOME INTETtESTINa, TVORTH-TVIIILE WORK IN A WHOLESOME ATMOSPHERE 114 A WEEK TO STAnT WITH A ItEAL TUTUIIE IN A REAL BUSINESS KeeOIISS STEVENSON. 1031 ARCH ST. or any ti the following If more convenient MISS SMITH 40(1 Market st. miss oim 28 TV. Chelten avs. MISS nETLLEY. 120 S. Bid at. THE BELL TELEPHONE CO, OF PENNA. BOOKKEEPER, experienced, familiar with cost or manufacturing ledger preferred! excellent, opportunity. with rapidly growing concern In North Philadelphia for practical, aggrcsalvo bookkeeper: special consideration given those studying higher accounting. P 424. Iedger Office. CASHIERS, EXPERIENCED OR INEXPERIENCED Arn.Y nuREAU of employment WANAMAKER'S CHAMBERMAID, white. Write Mrs. O. R. Packard. Vlllanova, Pa., or phono Dryn Mown 84 before P 30 any morning. CLERK THE ACCOUNTING DEPART MENT OF THE PUBLIC LEDGER CO DESIRES THE SERVICES OP A YOUNG WOMAN WITH TWO YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL TRAINING OR ITS EQUIVALENT. ASK FOR MR PRICE. COMPANION wanted for elderly lady; sal ary a?v ii-.i r, icin st. CONVALESCENT would llko kindly woman to assist her nnd do light duties; state wages and references. M 012. ledger Offlce. COOKING' and downstairs work, shore summer. 3214 Mldvalo nve. German for town 3443 J COREMAKERS Girls, experienced, to work In coro room Apply Flotcher Works Foundry. 2d and Olenwoofl nve. DOLL REPAIRER APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT WANAMAKER'S FILE CLERIC The Tubllo Ledger Co. desires the services of a young woman as mo clerk in Its i counting department. Apply 0th nnd Chestnut sts. Ask for Mr. Wlest. mni.8 wanted, experienced or Inexperienced for work In silk mill: good wages and bonus. Apply unsworn worsted Co Darby. Pa, GIRLS, experienced, wanted to work In coreroom. Apply i ietener vvorKa foundry, 2d st snd Gleeiwood ave. HAND SEWERS EXPERIENCED ON TINE WORK APPLY BUREAU OF EMTIX)YMENT WANAMAKER'S HOME WORKERS, to do good knitting. Apply Monday, the Sweater Shop, 121 S. 17th st . second floor. LAUNDRESS wanted. Oak Ivne 32.1, 6001 N. 11th it. INVOICE CLERK Olrl. thoroughly expe rienced In hnndllna Invoices, discounting, etc . for largo office: hours 8 30 to 0; no Saturday afternoon work nnd im oiertlmei good salary to right party Aelc for Mr. I'artlngdon, American Store Co , 4th and Noble sts LONG-DISTANCE TELEPHONE OPERATING IS THE MOST INTERE.STTNO WORK IN THE CITY FOR YOUNG WOMEN $14 PER WEEK TO START RAPID INCREASES FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT APPLY AT ONCE AT ROOM 7B4 BOURSE BUILDINO 4TH BELOW MARKET ST. A. M. TO B P. M. WRITE IP UNV.BT.E TO SEE MISS JENNINOS MAID for general housework, cooking In cluded: no washing Phnna any morning Huddonfleld 4B2 OPERATORS ON CUSTOM SHIRTS APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT WANAMAKER'S PLUSHER SHEARER Minted: must b abto to grind nnd set ri2 i'l'INS & Al K v I V. V. Mnnavunk. SECRETARY who hat experience In this line, as will be required to keep farm nnd linuso accounts, also hccretarliil work of n business nnd private nature- only those with experience need apply P 422. Ledger Office v BTKNOGR PHER One with experience preferred Desirable, permanent position. with opportiinlu for ndiRiicemenl, cifft'red iiiubltlous girl. Applv Hmplnvment Department 11ENRY DIbWTON A HON . Tacony, Plilla. Ttilcphono Tacony 200 STENOGRAPHER thoroughly experienced with fonie, clerical experience, good at fig urea, position iierman int. with advancement Apply FUier. HruMi el Co . 221 Market st STENOGRAPHFR for large office, inuat'ba experienced hours dally 8.30 to B: Satin day 8 30 to 1 g''d salary to right parly P 517, Ledger tifflcs sfENOORAl'lll II and typist, to work "in offlce of bmei permanent Apply George H Evans 1100 Cliestmitt. hrnNOGRAPHER, first class, good Position good ealan "S 00" P. O Box 3170 TELEPHONE OPERATING Y'oung women who appreciate Interesting work In health ful and nttriictlvo surroundings with many advantage., such as comfortable recreation m. ueil.cookrd lunches ssrved at cost. , .Mnaiz-ni sdiloo. a liberal sick hennt plan and $14U w6,,!0,-!" should applv noil, Bell Trlephono Co., 1031 IO MIS' Arcn HELP WANTED-EEMAtiE TELEPHONE OPERATORS Girls experi enced on telephone to solicit advertising) Will pay salary and bonus; state experience and salary deslredt telephone number. If any. C 480, Ledger Office. -e TELEPHONE OPERATOR wanted for pri vate exchange; one who can exercise courtesy snd tact In nvetiug callers nnd giving Information I" nil ledger Office TENTER HANDS ON LACES AND CUR TAINS! MUST III; EXPERIENCED. PART OR FULL TIME APPLY NORTH AMERICAN LACE CO, 8111 AND ALLE GHENY AVE. WAITRESS wanted nt once, and to go to New England for the summer: references. Mrs. Pomberton. 20 Summit st,, Chestnut Hill, near tho trolley and stations, WOMAN for general housework, cooking? no Ifturidry: one who would appreciate a good hornet ref. Call Old Grant ave., TV. Col llncnwnnd, N. J. Phono Colllngswood 310. WOMEN rOR CLEANING DAY AND NIGHT TVOUK APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT TVANAMAKER'S WOMEN for plain Ironing. 224 N. 12th st Eagle Laundry. TOUNO WOMEN A3 CABH1ER3 APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT WANAMAKER'S , General HUNDREDS women girls, U. 8. Govern ment positions, S10-$ir0 month! list free. Writs Immedlatrlj Franklin Institute, Dept, 710 D, Rochester, N. Y. HELP WANTED MALE ADVERTISING &OLICITOII Toalllon Is open tor a bright, aggressive) man who has had experience In tho trade-paper field and wlio It seeking a position whero tho futuro Is limited cnlv bv his own ability; tho publication on which ho la to show how good ho Is Is thn onli one of Its kind In tho u. h.i lias u repuiai on or excenencn; us a splendid chance end full particulars, In cluding age, experience nnd salary expected, to M "07, Lc.lm i i iff Ice ADVERTISING COPY WRITER wanted A thorough, practical oung man who can wrlto strong convincing copy for advertise ments, booklets, etc , and direct mall cam paigns, has an excellent opportunity with a large manufacturing corporation. Writs fully, giving details concerning experience, references and siliry expected, P 318 Ledger Office. ATTENDANTS MEN IN MENTAL DE PARTMENT PHILA OBNERAIi HOS PITAL. 34TII AND PINE STM i GOOD PAY. APPLY MRS. BURKE CHIEF NURSE. AUTO MECHANIC for private garage: must be thoroughly experienced on all makes of trucks: steady position and good salary. Ap- plv 1220 N 2illh st BOY The -rubllo Iedger Co desires the services of a boy over 10, In lis accounting department. Apply 0th ami rhestnut st-s. Ask for .Mr Wlest noY. io years of age, to learn watch- making, witn J. l. Caldwell a Co. Ask for Mr l.oburn. secund Hour. Wldener Tlldg. BRAKEMEN AND FIREMEN WANTED FOR REGULAR POSITIONS OUT OF THE CITY PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD 1023 FILBERT STREET PHILADELPHIA. PA. BRAKEMEN BRAKEMEN BRAKEMEN Yard brakemen experienced men preferred: nlso men willing to learn, full nav while being Instructed, for Jersey Cltv and vicin ity: good wages and full board. For full particulars see company a lepresenutlie, after 7 a. in all day, 221 N. IStli st IJEAMERS, experienced on pattern work: In open shop, wages $44 per week: 48 hours; steady work M BIB. Ledger Office BOOKKEEPER experienced, familial- with cost or manufacturing ledger preferred, excellent opportunity with rapldlv growing concern In North Philadelphia for pr.n Ileal, aggresalio bookkeeper, special consideration given those Btuilvlng higher accounting. P 423, ledger Office. BOOKKEEPER A largo printing plant In center of city Is In need of an Assistant bookkeeper- gorvi op portunity for the right man: Pelrce graduate, prorrrred: stato age, experience anil alirv expected, address In own handwriting A 62S, Ledger Office BOOKKEEPER Must bo capable, ejperl- enced In D. B systems, and good penman ; state nge, experience and sulHry expicted; central location. P. O Box 110 BOY, over 10. actlie. Intelligent and ambi tious to learn advertising and selling, ex cellent chance for advancement In pn and position. Apply after 2:30 p. m.. to Mr. Westcott. Advertising Department. Publlo Ledger, 0th and Chestnut. , BOY wanted. cutFlng department Gentile. Applv second floor. A. Hartung & Co . BOII. 1 2 Rate st BUSS BOYS, COLORED ABOUT 17 OR 18 YEATtS OF AGE FOR RESTAURANT APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT TVANAMAKER'S CHEMIST Manufacturing rornpain wints ihemlst trained In analtlcal and control metjiods as applied to roicd and petroleum compound I' BUS. ledger Office CLERK-STENOGRAPHER Tho Atlantic Retlnlng Co. is seeking a toung man about 20 vara old, fur clerical position must ba ablo to tako soino dictation. AdJress R. L. Campbell, 3111 l'asajunk ave. GASOLINE ALLEY The Season ;feT mz osSLtNoloic1 i- .a A A1ARCEH! CLUBSAiTllY 1 a Bam fm f7 G0SM, MOW iUGSB THIS 6KAiE'S AR6. YOU BlCOjl " (rLf?,V"T7L lO-UBS R0STC0tX)R(N6. troT A WILL m& A cNtTcrpA K BTHewN-nreJ o weuJ permanent ifEW AUB',VCADDV'Li g nu polish this A hMC, A-p r irrWm H cut cp mc J fey Mn i WW KEIeP WANTED MALE CARPENTERS SHIP JOINEnS SHIP WORK AT 1100 ISLAND TOR Inside work! big Job! no l"sa of tfm Apply ready for work GEORGE TV. SMITH ft CO. 40th st. below Gray's Ferry road CARPENTER, steady work; grod hours. Ap plv C. H. Reed. 000 Chestnut st CLERK, bill and entry, oting man with experience, wanted to work In offles of wholesale) drug house, V 433, Ledger Of fice COOKS at once, several white cooks at the Wardman rarft Hotel, Washington. D. C.i good salaries nnd room furnished Apply to chef, Wardmnn Park Hotel Connecticut avo. o n d Woodlev road. Washington 1) C. CRAMPS' SHIPYARD wanti SHIP CLEANERS No heavy lifting LABORERS TRACK REPAIRMEN OR TAVER3 APPLY EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT RICHMOND ABOVE NORRIS ST. DECORATOR A largo and old-established house has a very desirable position open for a thoroughly experienced deeorator: ono whoso knowledg of furniture, draperies and Ooor coverings assures nblllty tu artistically furnish an cntlro houao in the best nf tastej an unusual opportunity for thn right man. P 003 Ledger Off lie, DESIGNERS EXPERIENCED MEN IN" RE-ENFORCED CONCRETE DESION AND DETAIL WORK. APPLY STONE & WEBSTER, 1311 UEACH STREET. DRAFTSMAN, sttuctural detatur. with ex- perlence on conveyor systems preferrod. R. H. Beaumont A Co . 819 Arch at. . DRIVERS with drop-hottom wagons, Queen Lane filter plant, 33d and Mldialej ave. Two months' steady work, FIREMAN, colored, steady work Apply C. i. ueeci. liini i-nestnut sr FURNITURE handlers, experienced men on trucKH, in moio lurnnure. Apply at once, 10 S, 20th st. Ar you tired of moving around from o Job lo another losing time and money? GOODYEAR Offers permanent -work with geod motwr ta 2000 Inexperienced men for rubber trades. Good worklnr conditions Educational advantages Liberal pay while learning Apply In person or communicate Factory Employment Offlce, with THE GOODYEAR TIRE A RUBBER CO. Akron Ohio The City of Opportunity GARDENER, to take care of small green house und grounds nnd furnaco In tho win ter. Mrs. If O. Haskell. Mt. Salem' lane. Wilmington. Del. Wilmington 027. GARDENERS and laborers wanted, 100 to BOO. for 0 hours. Apply C. C Lewis, caro of H. A, Eraser. Countv Lino Station. Ardmore Phone Ardmore 88 HELPERS on furnlturo trucks: men nnlv. Apnlv nt once 10 experienced S 20th st HOSIERY FIRST-CLASS RIB FIXER Man who thoroughly understands bis business permanent position, good salary WALLACE WILSOV HOSIERT CO ORCHARD ST. BELOW UNITY, nCTD. LABORERS ON CONSTRUCTION WORK 0 HOUR DAT STONE i. WEBSTER. BEALlt AND PALMER STS. LABORERS .wnnted for work In coal ard: good wugeM Apply E. J Cuuimiugs, Ger mnntown nnd Ptenton avca. LABORERS wanted. Apply India Refining Co , Swanson nnd McKe-in sts LUMBER Assistant foreman wanted In re tail yard, must ho experienced In filling orders, necurato: state age, furnish refer ence and nalary expected, steady position to the right man. A 827. Ledger Office MAN AND WIFE for family of wife for cooking and housework: man to take care of garden nnd general work. Wrlto o. L Kothny. P. O Box 00, Strafford. Ta.. or phone Wayne 300, r MECHANICAL ENGINEER One familiar with ship auxiliary and hoisting machinery; good open jne for riflit man. Apply ' BUTERIOR IRON WORKS CO. Superior, Wisconsin. MEN WANTED MEN WANTED FOR A LI KINDS OF WORK FREE SERVICE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS EMPLOYMENT BUREAU -"..i 8. W. COR. BROAD AND VINE. PHONE 4.UCCOI UUtl. Opens A7iVt7 HELP WANTED MALE LINOTYPE OPERATORS on lob and cats lociie wnrlc In Ohio! night, shift: state) union or nonunion, , M B34. Ledger Office. NOTICE Is hereby given that tho Clvl Service Commission of Philadelphia will hold einmlnnflnna fe,- thn fnllnwlnir nnsl, ttons on the dates named. For detailed in formation apply at tho offlro of tho com- inieiioM, room H70, city nan. 1020 May 10 Inspector (street cleaning). $1300. May 10 Waschman, lis per ordinance. May 11 Inspector (highways), 1200-$1800. May il Helper (technical assistant). $720. Txy 12 Hnseman, $1370. May 13 Assistant chief resident physician, $000. May 13 Assistant plislclan, I100O. May 13 Assistant resident physlelsn, $000. May 13 Second assistant resident physi cian, 1000, May 13 First assistant resident physician, $1200. May 13 Apotlucary, $1000. May 13 Assistant phjalclan (male). $1400. May 1.1 First nsalstant physician. $1700 May 13 Clinical assistant physician, $700 $000 One ) ... May 13 Attendant male physician $1800. May 14 Support clerk (welfare). $1800. May 14 Secretary to superintendent (po lice) (promotion). $2400. Mav 14 Inspector (water), $1200. May 14 Asslstsnt special agent. $1100. May 14 Blueprliiter, as per ordinance,. May 14 General foreman (water). $1350, May IB Climber. $4 On day. May IB Rnker. $3 2B day May 17 Engineer (pumping). J1300. Xtay 17 Engineer nnd assistant engineer (stationary) tDOO-$1200 (lno ) May 17 Engineer (gas), $1800. May 17 Inspe.tor (Electrical), $1600. . . May 17 District sun-eor and regulator (surveys), $4000. May 18 Chief (recreation). $3000 May 18 Messenger and telephone operator. $840. May 18 Assistant steward, $1400. May 10 Stenographer and clerk (men and ......H....I tflAn.loOA May 10 Stenographer and clerk (men and women). $001-1200, May 10 Bookkeeper. $120O-$lBd0 (Inc.). May 10 Statistician. -$1200. May 20 Secretary and filing, clerk for autopsies and histology, $1200. May 20 Assistant chief clerk (hospitals). $l.".0O .. , . Moy 20 Chief (charities and correction). $4000. May 20 Registrar (water). $2500. . . May 20 Inspector (bridge) (highways). 130U . . . May 20 AsKlatHiit physician (female), Jl 100 May 20 Graduate nurse, $1000, May 20 Graduate nurse. $000. May 20 City nurse, t $900 May 20 Chief graduato nurse, $1200, May 20 Head nurse. $1300. , ,. , May 21 Superintendent of horses (police), $1000. May 21 Carpenter, as per ordinance. May 21 Apprentice, as per ordinance. May 21 Chalnman.t as pr ordinance. May 21 Rodman, t as per ordinance May 21 Engineer (gas). $1200 May 21 Head laundnman, J1200. May 22 Plasterer, ns per ordinance. May 22 Machinist's helper, aa per ordin ance. May 22 Wheelwright. $1200. May 22 Lineman $1300. May 24 Sheet Iron worker, I1B00 Mny 24 Jrachlnlst. as per ordinance May 2 Technician, $1000. May 20 Painter, as per ordinance. May 2.1 Wagon trimmer. $1000 May 21 Transltmaii.t as per ordinance. ifny 2.1 Foreman of mechanics, $1800. May 21' Draftsman. $1200. Muy 20 Elevator starter (promotion). $3.00 a day. May 2 Bathhouse caretaker. $000. M.y 27 Ass'siant superintendent (Are)), $1,100. May 27 Baker. $624. . . May 27 Cook and assistant cook, aa per ordinance. May 27 Engineer (stationary). $720. May 28 Night superintendent of nurses, $1200 May 26 HlBtologlst $1200. May 28 Dentist, $2000. May 28 Director of sorUl servlco (hos pitals).! $1300 Mny 28 Assistant director social servlco (hospitals), $000 May 28 Houao agent (hospitals), $1B00. May 20 Assistant morgue officer. $600. Mav 20 Janitor, as per ordinance. May 20 Housekeeper $"00-JIIOO (lno.). Juno 1 Superintendent (hospitals)? B000 June 1 Assistant eupcniuenoeni inospit- nlsl.t J30OO. 1 Chief resident phvslclan (Insane department). $4000. 1 Bacteriologist (hosnltals).t $2000. June June June I Assistant baterlologlst (hospltals).t ai.iuii. June, l General Inspector (works), $2500. Juno 10 Assistant engineer (street cleaning), $.1300. Juno 14 Sergont (police) (promotion), $1723 to $1840 (Inc ), June 15 Lieutenant (Ore) (promotion) $172". Juno 11 Cnptaln (fire) (promotion), $1840. Juno 17 Battalion chief (Are) (promotion), $2330. Juno 18 Outdoor phvslclan. $340. June 18 Assistant superintendent of horses . (police), $000. Juno 18 Assistant storekeeper. $1200 'House and found In addition to salary. tResldenco of applicants for examination waived. . ... In addition to the salaries above set forth, a bonus will bo paid employees according to tho following scale: 20 per cent to nil those receiving $1500 per annum or less; 15 per cent to nil thoso receiving $1300 up to and including $2000 per nnnum. 10 per rent to all those receiving over $2000 up to and including $4000 per nnnum CLINTON ROGERS WOODRUFF. President, CHARLES W. NEELD. Secretary. LEWIS II. VAN DUSEN Commissioners. Issued April. 1020, PHARMACIST Registered In Pennsylvania. D-hour day: no Sundavs: permanent. Apply Georce B Evnns. 1100 Chestnut TORTERS. DAY AND NIGHT WORK APPLT BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT TVANASLVKER'S POSITIONS IN RESTAURANT BROILER ORDER COOII BUTl-HI R AITLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT WANAXLVKUR 3 PORTEIt -Active. able-Isi.lieU uhlto man In luechnnloul department of largo plant to i keen plni .. clean and make himself general1 UHful i..i.i.l wuges, ktcnlv w.irl. Apply to .Mr. llolin 240 TV somers. t si PRESS HELPERS Fine opportunity good workers. Apply superintendent. Chestnut it for 000 PROOFRLADER wanted, union for morning paper, scale $48 for 8 hours Address. stating experience, etc., Russell Stirling, foreman. VlrglnUn-Pllot. Norfolk Va. SALESMAN An excellent opportunity for tlrat-class salesmam best r. fs required. Cnll at 130 S lBth st. between i 30 and 12. SALESMEN wantod We want a limited number of high-class salesmen to repre. sent our house in exctuslin territory, men who baie some knowledge of industrial and pertilatli.i Investments. pref,rrrd do not bother us unless vou have ahllnc and a week's evpen-.es ahead, dead beats wind lmmcis and Iwioers caunut qualify sirl, tlv legitimate mil ,i big money maker Address A B Dims. 320 Stahlman Bid. Nash ville Tenn SALESMEN TOR MEN'S HATS EXrFRIFN'CED PREFERRED APPLY limi'lU OF EMPLOYMENT M VNAMAKER'S s Vl.l -iMKV WANTED lYII'R nXPFIUI'VCEn STOCK sLES irm iiimii .ui i tvi' emt unniiniv t r jvii.., Jinin 'in tt'iw n-7( rii uivii i . " UAL ENTERPRISE ADDRESS P. O. BOX nun run ii" i riu.v S1IEV.RER w inieii for flushrrs, must be able to gi ind and set. Collins vikms.n Manayunk SUA ' ! -MI1HS WANTED Steidy, rellal mil well paid positions for natlsfai-toi v w i it n Address Tow In Mfg Co NewJ'UtM rl Mass SOLICITOR t. i i.iieiilan agenoy, state nge exn salary , peeled A SOU ledger Off. STENOGRAPH!- II MAN Allnt'T 21 YEAR'S OF AGE 4 1'It '. YERS' EXPERIPN'CE FVMILIAU Willi OFFICE METHODS AND OENERM, ROUTINE MUST HAVE ABILITY TO 11 W'DLK DETAIL. CAPMU.E OF DEVEIOPM1NT TO HANDLE SVIES CORRESPOND, Nt l: ND OFFICE SI PER VISION POSITION 1H STENOGRAPHIC TO START WITH Dl FINITE ADVVNVE MENT IN INsinr WORK. ADVERTISING EXPERIENCE VVt.UABl.E BUT NOT ES. SENTIAL AN 1 NI SUALLY GOOD OPPi R TUNITY FOR THE RIGHT MAN TO PIT HIMSELF IN A i.DOD POSITION WITHIN 1 TO S YEV.RH. CM.I. OR WRITE MR I. R WESTCOTT ADVERTISING DFPVRT MENT, PUBIJC IJ2DGER. PHIUVDEI PHIA STENOGRAPHER Young man. with two ..r three years' experience, one conversant with sales correspondence preferred rail after 2 30 p m , or wrlto Mr. J R W eacott. Advertising Department, Tubllo Ledger Co., rith mid Chestnut sts STOCKMEN TOR FURNtTUTtE AND INVOICE DEPARTMENTS ATPLT BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT SUPERINTENDENT wanted for supervising building contracts In and around Phila delphia, must be experienced In all tho gen eral lines of construction, state experience snd ealarv wanted. Address P 507, I edger Office, SI PERINTENDENT lnMamless "hosiery Plant wanted, capable Industrious man, with llrst-clasa reference; must have experi ence In thla llnti permanent position, with bright future, for the right party. Address vvun rricreiices. ,u m,.;, meager uuice. ri TOUNO MAN. Ill to 18 ve.-ir. for office of largo factory. Protestant preferred: gom od opportiitiliv t slate experience and salary uT.Viert 'p ng.f, pei n Mas irr nBM.VU. WW. , wV HVVV, HELP WANTED MALE WATCHMAN FOR NIGHT PATROL DUTY ArPI.Y BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT WANAMAKER'S YOUNO MAN New York Inc nnd embroid ery Importer and msnufacturer Is In need of a young man lo call on the shirtwaist and cutting up trade In Philadelphia i nnlv those, acquainted with tho trade need apply, straight commission basis, good opportunity for capable, conscientious man, sond reply stating experience M00I, IedgerOfflc Lenernl WE TEACH YOU TO DRIVE AND REPAIR AUTOMOBILES OPEN SUNDAYS $25 Full and complete course $25 DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES LICENSES GUARANTEED SATTLER'H, 1 001 SPRING GARDEN ST. ' MEN AND LADIES WANTED TO LEARV HARRERINO Increase sour earnings, big demand for barberst dav or night classes TRI-CITY BARBER SCHOOL 228 N th st Philadelphia, Fs. COlAmr.TT AGENTS, both malo and female, who are good talkers good pay. THOMAS, 022 N. 10th St. SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE STENOGRAPHER Woman, exp" ft capable. dea perm pos a est hkpr, A 832 lyd otr. WIDOW, middle, aged. Intelligent, wants clerical or other position, quick, good writer. Is neat, careful and willing: can do a full day'n work under trying circum stances: Is bard nf hearing, but otherwise competent to do first class service. Address M COO, ledger Office, WOMAN, middle nged, seeks position In 'n- stltullon or with a concern that requlros an Intelligent kindly, sympathetic person writes a splendid llrm hand; Is quick and active, perfectly hnlthj. though hard of hearing, Is n good sf-nmstress, good cook, but dree, not want lo be a cook: splendid lioue-e-keepor; Is e-nnnmlcal, and th Institution or concern that gets her can use, hr In numer ous aH a modest salary only Is expected. M 008. ledger Office. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE ACf'T -BKPll , 30. public exp.. desires per- manent position, best refs A 824 Ld Off i.HAI7FFEUR. . white desires position In first nines private family none other con- sldcred Write Box BO Merlon. Pa. INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER Experienced In production work, rradunte engineer. 12 ears" experience, age 30: mar ried: present salary $.",ono, present employment ,.iih firm Industrial engineers requires much travel; no permanent home desire executive position In production cir Industrial relations work with manufacturing corporation where establishment of permanent residence la pos slble; prereraniy i;aei Aouress uox r. i-uu Ho ledger. 301 Madison nv eNw York OrrtCE EXECUTIVE, 25 vears' experience competent rellnble M 010 Ledger Offli YOUNO MAV AGE 2t WITH T, fEARS' EXPERIENCE IN TRUST CO PREVI OUS TO MILITARY SERVICE DESIRES POSITION WITH BANK TRI ST I O OR CLERICAL POSITION IN COMMERCIAL HOUSE, A 801, LEDGER OFFICE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Pants factory; fully equipped and in operation; short dis tance from Lansdalc, Pa. M 526, Ledger Office AUTOMOBILE accessory nnd tire shop In West Phlludelphl c. on Lincoln Hlghwav property hss 3S ft frontage and 77 ft depth affords a. wonderful opportunity for a live wire, prli e niilcea this a brgiiln U Pi A,.Uk,M 0211 MARKET ST ll. iv. ni v.iiiLaiu Belmont 201 RARE OPPORTUNITY Beautiful country csinie, near n" in acres; i uuuaings,: magnlflunt grounds pure water from 5 nr teslnn wills, suitable for Institution, nnnlla- I rlum school or eunmr hotel: has been use I ears an nniei witn established clientele. AddreHS UENNERS IS13 N Uith st Phlla 3D ST. CORNER GARAGE Has 3 pumps nidchlnerv large storage space lot 100t ion fin nllej brli 'c building covers hull the lot. 23.onn mv remain T W RED (INVESTMENTS) 001-2 1-i Crnycr Hldg . Chester, Pa WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY for a live one. cigar, Ice cream, confectionery store with property, unexcelled location: business about $30n per week It. O Frlck. Judson and Indiana nve. Member Philadelphia Real Estate I?mrd ASSOCIATE wanted, man or woman with $2000. Investment onlv. no personal at tention required, large and continuous profits possible with reasonable safety To ar rangn Interview address A 1131 Ledger Off ASSOCIATE wanted, man or woman with $2000: Investment onl , no personal ntten tlnn required, largo and c-ontinuous profits posslblo with reasonable safetv To arrange Interview address A 031 Ix-dger Office BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Have securities paving $200 per month dlv. dends. will exchange for a home. A 730 Ledger Office. . .LAUNDRY", brick, with dwelling attached cootl equipment, suburban town, bargain Seo owner's representative at 1720 N ih t . May 5 WII 1. IN Hr with services up to J30 000 In any legltlrinto business which will stand rlsid examination glve full particulars': principals nn A ,12. I.' dc-r Office MOV IM'. PU I'l RE theatre central part of rltv $2nn "nil mako offer. Seldel & Co 4th nnd Cell, wbll' NEWSPAPER ROUTE for salu In suburban town IOO .lath .00 Sunday Inquire Lev He Butler Pitman N J. DRUG STORE for sale. In Delaware. .A dress Drug M ''14. Iedger Office Vl anted NEW YORK AUI.M for small silk hoslei v plant liaioum . frf miles Address Daild Carton 1121 Hr. i Iu.o FOR SALE TYPEWRITERS RENTED VOMISIBM' 3 MnSril $5 VIMHIE ,1 MONTHS $7,10 Factory Rebuilt Typewriters "See Our New Machine, the Century" American Writing Machine Co. 80? CHESTNUT ST. walnut 24.10 Main 320 OFFICE FURNITURE Large lot desks safes flies cabinets and general ofrleo furniture, stores fixtures. We Buy Sell and Exchange PATTEN FURNITURF. CO LOCUST 4070 11'J ARCH ST Race 200S, PLAYER PIANO good hh new out t months sinn p,,,i ,nrtv went West, villi credit this to responsible party- can pay $7.1 down and $IJ p. r month " A North Co. 8.11 Broadwni i uniden TWO HAS ENGINE" for side i heap ono 1 W hp and the othep 21? hp one elec motor, Flnsl. nli iee 1 in v. Itis. nln nn y I. m J l.ORTHOE 222 Vrch nt 303 S SEi" ONU 10 rins store an,! dwolllng. businesa location APELEIt mm Penn square Bldg sIIAlTING. hargers and li'llein for sale by iiuinufncturlnc plant Brown llallec Co 410 NFranklln t SXFES, fireproof .losing -use.l modern hiiIcch . h, out p inn slightly 7J N 4th DINING ancl beiirociin euit , o rlist, enamel liahv crib 2001 " llsth st SI NDS cabinets it. T'rtrters' Slipplv 1 I big liaigalns Phlla J ",1b at , i,-,.-,i ' r' ' TAHI.ES. 2d hand em hanged Kesf. r b.mchr sold rent-1-"i Glrard ave PHONOURAPIIS iepil re or I- nhonog'hs h sht A rxrlt Were, hoff i'01 Walnut st STORAGE AND MOVING TERMINAL W Mil. HOUSE AND TRANSFER ro Columbia nnd Sydenham sts local and Ions dlstain e "i v ng by courteous experienced men clear dust-proof rooms for furniture jet us estlnnte Phone Diamond II7M ' LOI 'A 1 , i i I long dlstunre. hauling (o Haiti more WiieliHigtnn. Hnrushtirg all sea shore p lots Would like i , have load from xiciinii'-i" i - ,,,.-,,.. ii i mined vans esperiin ""'ii'ii. "luiag.,. tiiT 17th K Ph. lVpar B34 N Dougherty & Sons, Storage uet our ei- .i -"'" ." moving hv our rell able and ir. ful men Call Poplar 4ilili Keystone, Park. 1'-. night phone nu f,s.., ATLAS ud'.'rTrvh'o'T; ?"" t'0"""- uai'.l r irrv in Is coopeiatlve It Is safer qul.k.'r and will sue jou mon.t ATLAS STORMIE , WAREHOUSE ."a?JJ, and 37ili kis 1'irlng 7,1.' wy, 7j,i rK" VICTORY STORAGE""" ,5.;,tm,.l'""pi'-ree 'KZ .yB'.B"'"t W0J. F,DEL1TY J'yRK" HAVE ware house ami yard ac. ommodailon suitable t rage of mechlnerv sti,a,'n tractors, equipment etc railroad HAn' central location Phone Raring Ulsi ",,ng. I-HR pacalng 4 shipping of hnueehnlrtTJ. employ THE JOHN RHOADS Vf Storage Moving Carpet Cleaning 41B7 La.i.....2?jf;. MONARCH STORAGE CO .is'io LAVCia" TER AVE -AUTO SERVH E STOItAofe' PACKING LONG DISTANCE MOVINO Q1RARD S10RGE IHs'.llrard u"ve mi..7 lug packing, stor Pop ,1'."0I Park 42,1 MOVINO nd hauling local Along dlsii.,,'.' 'reas Poplar 7000 TV 2335 jJrTr?on " STAMPS AND COINS 8TAMPS. ALBUMS AND SUPPLIES tor stamp col'ector ruiLA. BTAjir co ;is,iKQt at) USED AUTOMOBILES IF YOU WANT Axles j Housings) Frames j MADE Ili:i'AtnED STRAIGHTENED WELDED . STRAIGHTENED RIVETED, new tube STRAIGHTENED LENGTHENED REPAIRED Wl 1 ELECTRIC. elding J SerTmbith SPRINGS REPAIRED QUICK SERVICE AMERICAN AXLE WORKS 12th St eet nnd Montgomery Avenua PARTS Auto. Mack. Maxwell. Dayeldr trucks; Paige. Chalmers, all models) Overlands Nntlonol 4, Mitchell 0 4 Pick ards, Cadillacs, Locomobile, Oldsmoblls, limousine body trailer, Hammers bodies tops, axles, springs and magnetos, 7B differ- ent modeled cars. Star Auto Exchange 3001 Chestnut Open Sunday OVERLANDS. all models. B and 7-pss. touring, 2 ana pass, rnaasters, vpass, chummy roadster: al lother makes and t models, special basement bargains every " day; lime payments, open evenings. Over- land uarper jo . io Arcn st HUPMOBILE Nearly all rvmodeled, thor oughly tivernauiea ana reirnisneat exeep tlrnal bargain. Seo Mr, Hunter, Hupmobtl Agency 720 N Broad st. Poplar 7070. MARMON, nearly all models, rebuilt and re finished, guaranteed used cars: bargain prices. See Mr. Hunter, Marmon Agency, 72" N Broad st Poplar 700. DUESENBEUM engines Four neW 800- oublclnch I cylinder automobile engines complete, with starting and lighting eqnlp ' , ment , price tioooper motor, P BOO, L, Off iflALMERS sedan, in perfect condition!, newlv painted, Ht a aerlflc. L. H. Bow ers 241 N Inroad st n CADILLAC, model 35, summer and winter top, In excel cond. See Mr. Hunter. Mar- mon Agency. 720 N Broad st Poplar 7670. HUDSON model 31 coupe Just painted! wire! wheels, Westlnghouso air springs. P SOS,. Ledger Office BUH K. Tittle Six. 5-passenger tourlnr. 10171 big bargain. See Mr. Hunter. Marmon Agency, 720 N. Broad. PACKARD 3-3.-. Twin Six tourlnr, excellent condition: new cord tires' eto.; $4000! no dealers A 805, ledger Office VELIE touring, new 1020 model; run 1600 miles, .Tinii.i ietmrr cjlliro FOR SALE 1017 Ford touring body. Apply Jas Brunt Lancaster pike, Overbrook, y. CHANDLER tour 1D1K, excel cond. See Mr, Hunter. Mormon Agency. 720 N. Broad st TORD late 1010 touring: One, shape; $423, pennJIIIIiner.v, tl N 13th st. 1020 MODEL uu .icuui.ii .-siien touring car: oxc, conai tlon Keystone Auto Supply, Norrlstown. cond!- ' FOR HALE Mercer runabout full equip ment new rubber cheap. 4433 Tins st. BUSINESS PERSONALS DIAMONDS BOUGHT Thousands are bringing diamonds to tis to turn Into cash WHY NOT YOU? Thev VI. know we pay tin full market value) for them. W hive the trade therefore we pay 10 to a 20 per cent, WE NEED ALL SIZES AT - ONCE See tin nnd be convinced. We bjr pawn tickets for diamonds. .t wile .1-2 over Child's Restaurant (prl vmve;, kTI 1YAV PiTi "1- CHESTNUT ST. rL,L,L,I X J. PHONE WALNUT 7844 DIAMONDS BOUGHT Positively highest cash, price for jour dla monds any size, from Mi to 10 carats; none nay higher also old gold platinum ft silver bought Estates bought (prlv ) Est. 10 years. The Diamond Shop loth ab. Market DIAMONDS BOUGHT HARRY TV SMITH 717 BANSOM ST. HAVE your old baby carriage remodeled nice new- ptnndanl Babv Carriage, 2310 8, 7th st Phone Main 3541 A. NOTARY PUBLIC TUBLIC RTENOORAPIIETt Continental Hotel ASHES removed from cellars: all kinds of hauling done. 818 Buttonwood. Mkt. 4421, PIVNOi letrnliiM or players bought: rash '' paid Turner 524 N 10th Poplar 4410 NEWSPAPERS 00c postal Wo call. P per 100 O Box 31 lbs. 5(1 C Send RUBBER GOODS of all descriptions re. paired. Andrew T Birch. B03 B. 22d st. ELECTRIC TREATMENT, also manicuring. Office 4142 Markett second floor. ELECTRIC treatment and manicuring Itoo rn. 105. Heed Rldg., 1S1B. Filbert at Loc. 8902 WANTED WE BUY OLD CLOTHES Men's suits, overcoats, trousers, shoe, ladles' suits, co-its. street and evening dresses; full value Write, call or phone. Filbert 2171 or Filbert 2172 SELIOSOHN CO 340 N 8th st. WE MUY women's, men's and children' worn clothing and shoes; best prices paid; our autos call at your convenience In city or country postal or uhone Stern's Bargain I louse 837 N 41 h st Market 2448 W. ( LOTHINii a-i off gentlemen's, bought ; highest prices paid Call, phone or write. Filbert 2018 Hnlpern. 243 N. Bth t. MACHINERY AND TOOLS LARGE STOCK Rebuilt and guaranteed engine, pumps, compressors and machine tools; send complete (alalogue of ntock air for HERMAN T Y INTERER )1.1 y Frnnt ., ELECTRIC MOTORS MACHINE TOOLS POWER EQUIPMENT iuuI'a O' BR1EN MAHUNBRV. CO.. 110 N 8D ST D V N AMOS motors and machinery bought k old we buy plants Y"carsleyACo.,22 N 3d OLD GOLD OLD gold silver platinum, plated ware, old stylo Jewelry treii, plates bought for cash Est. Isl7. J I i kirk rellner h07 Sanaom ROOMS FOR RENT BOl LEVARD N. F 1212 fur rms ; prlv bath mod , adults ref . single room; rea Ph Wvn lies w mornings bet il L 7 SO e e IlKs'TNl'T 40119 Room single or en auliT Phono Preaton 31 17 Lo. i si iij.ia .,rR loom, for gentlemen ulo li.uh lectrlcitv LOCUST 11U3 TWO nicely fnrntsSe -notnn near bath SPIll . i; sr mt2 Holmehurst Double and Miigio varanrles running water; private I'aiiiw .'i.i iih' iihTH pnones bPKUCF k. eplng purposes 1.11 1 ii ti re lt floor for house alho t-ultable doctor or business lealrHble vararnles SPHUi E si H24 singl and double nns nlijlv fiinijshe.i eroinan, hoinallke; ress lint s'l "s . "122 iccrlton Apartments) lli.iini nnd bath slnglo and double vacan rlea atttaitlvelv furnished flTH sT S 31il (near Sprui e) (The"Perrln) single nnd double vn. un lev newly fur r I shed n.al bath Walnut 73111 1.1 I'll s .'17- HiKitUM In beet In Jitiua. Le,pin steam he,.t ,,, at Ion, furn ' trl. Ity ltini N 111), HiiTFL Rl R1C Beautifully furnlslieil .Ingle nnd double rooms eiectrlc dally and weeklv rates .'onienlen, to sta linns best art oiiimoda tlon for traveling people moderate 1401 N UITH Two rooms rum mg $s -ti ui single rooms hourekeep- OVF ROOM Hint bath furnished reasonable Vpplv Swainmote Apis N 1 , i.r 224 and Walnut sts a'i i ii ."i i e ru-i hpih Sli- rimod Apt Agen v 22.1 mte tiousekgp S Broad at ROOMS WANTED ROOM M) iiiird Two single rooms and board or room with single beds tu an English speaking family wanted for 2 gentie men rceentlv arilved from Fran.-e best ref erencea fuiulHlied P .H12 Ledger Offlce BOARDING TWO apartments unfurnished tl rooms each Owner N 1 .or Swattlmiore and Yale i vs Plion. Swiirtlniore 0 84 M SPRUCE ST 122.1 -Second stoi y rutte with bath, southern expusure, tablo board. SPRUCE 20JU or 2 gcntli'tn. ti tilghlfut rou.n for a couple excel UM. Pros 4471) W, APARTMENT HOTELS I'HI" HOTEL St Ssl X 1312 Walnut st lust opened A nu st banning and per fectly appoint' d am ill but. I Inspection U nrdlally Invited nnd iv ' is,, will convince you that vou lu.y ills, ov r .1 i most satla fa. torv miMwr ti Hie cpiesuon of "Where tu liv vl n bli i ii ii.; In I' ula ! Iphla " THE GLADSTONE .III MI HV, r, ru. ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF HOTEL COLONIAL athiS?SV Select niiarlmrnt family liolelt In the oenter of the rll operating em the American pltni our tab!, villi nlease the most exacting. I PITMAN BAKER JR , Manager THE DELMAR-MORRiS" twtsvelee . r1 e cut; :lti:n ave. anij hIorris ut.' owrmantViwn ' is.t ..'...;.-. l-j'C' "u. i - i " T.HK LITTLH HOTEL, 225 B. ivwuiHl u iiya WilUi U l ot 3 Ji 3S U h Mk&.Atfr ?.' vj k'.v &&. , '. jjjVylfrA.gvX.'.SaMV'.' mr5'j )V Jiv "it . s " - .!, xijA.tcitltv jNt J ,wi' w,
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