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TJS AGAINST SCHOOL BAN
M..,UrB Aimed at Parochial Inatl-
iitlorn nem i"
..-.lor. Mlcli..Tuly 0.-By A. P.)
tKnrney General yVl" Grocsbcck, In
,n opinion toany, . . . ,. -"
J amendment to tho state conatltu
ffon designed to abolish parochial
Lois Is contrary to the federal con
Ututlon and should not bo placed on
ih, ballot In November.
Mr. urocsoccB. ..i. " ..,......
. i. tho forJsrnt constitution
""Sbitlng tho states from nbridfring
Colleges and immunities of cltl
th.PI I. ne that whilo tho stato has the
?inMl rfifflt to regulate private
K prohibit them or prevent thoso
ileilro from attending thorn.
-Annonri iinii'iniiiiciiL nuuiii iiiiinu
ii unlawful for any person to instruct
'AihirVn between the ages of Hvc and
jiiteen In other than pituuc scuoois,
$5000.00
Open Challenge
MINUTE MAN SIX
LEXINGTON MOTOR CO. OF NEW YORK
CHALLENGED any motor car of
any make with 4, 6, 8 or 12 cylin
ders, selling at any price, to a .competi
tion on the following points
Gasoline Economy
Acceleration or "Get Away"
Fast Speed on High Gear
Tire Mileage Economy
Slow Speed on High Gear
Slow High-Gear Power on Hills
Fast High-Gear Power on Hills
This is not a bet or wager. It is an
offer of $5000.00 to car owners, dealers,
or both, whose car excels the perform
ance of the Lexington Minute Man Six.
The only condition is that the con
testant must prove conclusively that
the car entered is a genuine stock
model and that standard test gasoline
is used.
This challenge was not accepted,
proving the reliability and superiority
of Lexington Motor Cars.
We will be pleased to prove the above
qualities to prospective purchasers.
Immediate Delivery on All Models
LEXINGTON MOTOR CO. OF PENNA.
W. A. Kuser, President
LEXINGTON BUILDING. B31-S33 NORTH BROAD STREET
Atlnntlo City Ht-rtlce Htutlorii 22-21-20 8. Delnunrn Avp.
Lexington Motor Compntiy, Connrrailllr. Indiana, V. 8, A.
STEAMSHIP NOTICI-S
United States Shipping Board's Passenger Service
New York to Rio de Janeiro, Montevideo and Baenot Ayret
8. 8. HURON, 17,000 tona (c) July 14
6. 8. CALLAO. 18,000 tons (a) July 28
(a) First Claaa. (c) First. Second and Third Class.
For passage rates anil other particulars
apply to any Passenger Agency or to
MUNSON STEAMSHIP LINE
Tasaenser Drp't 82-03
Drexel Bldg.,
Keyaer Dldc.,
lialtlmore.
Philadelphia
toMAIiONAl NEMTtll fclE COMPAQ
. Y. Cherbourg Soutliumt'ton
New York July IOIAur. 14 Sept. 11
Rt. Paul July24Au(t.2lseiit. 1H
Philadelphia . . . .Auir. 7Bept. 4Oct. 2
NEW YORK IIAMI1URO
Mancliurlu ... .July SllPept. lllOct. 23
Moncolla Aug-. 14 Hept. 2BNov. 0
. PIIILAniJLPIIIA-
-LIVERPOOL
July 17
July 31
naicrroril
Auburn ,
PHILADELPHIA-
Paitern Sea
H'aubeia
-GLAHdOW
July 17
July 25
. PHILADELPHIA HAM11UIKJ
JVeat Eknnk July 13
Kait Indian , July in
Nsntatkrt July 20
Edeemont July 31
RED STAR LINE
N. Y. SOUTHAMPTON ANTWEItr
Laplaiul July 10Aur. 2 llNept. 2.1
""land July24AuK. 2HOct. 2
KruonUnd Aug. 148ept. lHlOct. 23
"'und 8ept.4Oct. 0
rutemer Office. 1310 Walnut St., PHIs.
EARN-LINE
Incorporated 1801
U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steamers
General Cargo
Regular Service
Philadelphia Manchester
SS "De$ Moines Bridge". .July 23
Philadelphia Havana
SS "Lake Galera" July 19
SS "Coquina" July 31
For rates and particulars apply to
fiarn-Linc Steamship Co.
139 South iPVMtrth l
t, immmir u
-,r
,
PLAN FOR WORLD JUDGES
League to Pick Jurists From List
r Given by the Hague) Court
The Haguo, July 0. (By A. I'.)
Agreement has been reached on tho
question of selection of Judge for tho
high court of internatldnal justice. Tho
plan, which although adopted without
opposition Is subject to second read
ing, provides the judges will bo chosen
by tho assembly and council of tho
League of Nations from a list drawn
by the existing court of arbltratlorf-'at
Tho Hague.
Judges of each nation represented in
tho court will be asked to name not
moro than six candidates, of whom not
moro than two can bo their own. na
tionals. These national groups "will be
requested to mnko their own selections,
nfter consulting the highest judicial
authorities of their respective countries.
STiJAMmnp Nonrr.s
fflTCff
Reaver at., N. Y also at tho Line's
(imcea at
418 OlWe street.
St. Louis.
I
Mobile.
Alabama.
PHILADELPHIA ANTWlUtP
Wnflienn July 10
Went Tncook July 14
Chumplnn July 1 8
Went Clicrow July 20
Went (lumbu July 2.1
Nervier July 31
V. Y. Cherbourg Hnutliuinntoii
niymplo Auc. 4lAuic.2HISrpt.lH
Ailrlatlo Alia-. l4ISrpt. iniOct. 10
N. Y. OUEEN8TOWN LIVERPOOL
.Mobile Aug-. 14Sept. 1H
Mile July 24AU(f. 2nOct. 2
Ilultlo July 31Scpt. 4Oct. 0
'Formerly Cleteluml
NEW YORK AZORES
Oinit ALTAR NAPLi:S OENOA
Urctlo July 24Hept. 14
ATLANTICri'RANSPORT LINE
1'HII.ADULPHIA LONDON
Waurunilii July 10
Eastern Shore Inly 20
Osuwatomle July 31
llui,i,AMi-A.iir.iui'' i.i r:
rillLADELPHIA ROTTERDAI
Poeldyk July 10
MnnsilyU July 13
Frcitht Office. 405-414 Bonne Bldg., PMIs.
Philadelphia to
Scandinavian Ports
Christiania,
Gothenburg,
Copenhagen
. Regular Service
U. S. Shipping Board Steel Stearaeri
SS "FORT ARMSTRONG".. Sailed
SS "0R0N0KE" Losding
A Stetmer August 1
(From Pitt 78, South Wharvei)
The Charles T, Megce Co,
Agtnti lor 13. S. Shipping Board
Drexel Building
PHILADELPHIA
KellUmhrd Kf99.
s.
d
TO MARINE
SALVORS,
WRECKERS,
SHIPOWNERS
STR. "D. R. HANNA"
7023 Groi Tom
Tenders aro solicited for
tho floating, righting and do
livery of this steamer, sunk
by collision in about 23 fath
oms of water off Alpena,
Mich., in Lake Huron.
Tenders for tho purchase of
the vessel as sho now lies aro
also solicited.
For terms of contract and
fuller particulars apply to
R. Parry.Jonei, Lloyds Agent
Klrby BldS., Cloveland, O.
MAIL ORDER
IAJ.!X ou rrin Imr from Manufacturer nt
WholMDln r-rlrrM sl.no. M.Bo nml S3.IS0
gal. I oil colorn. Htewnrt. 887 N. 11 111 nt.
GLASSES
Van ai t
K.v.a
' Kinmlrwi Fre
rrwrtptlnnii Filial. ArtWrlnl Km InMrtf
COIN MACHINES
IJMl Krolt and others. Curd
Poker Card. Daueyg, loo new
and rebuilt. All linra-alna
Kartrrn nmo
BI.OAN NOVELTY Jiro, CO.
802 N. Oth Si "
I'lrone, Hell. I'onlur 4724
YOUR OLD PANAMA
cleaned, blocked and It
nitln-flnlitned by ex 2) I
nerta "
We btoek onr own hiK
CHAS. CARPEN
Factory... 112S Filbert hi.
Htorr. 1282 Fllhert Ht riilla.
nfcftn M rnnnif
.The beat nair Tonlo on the
I"arliet; Treventa dnndruR and
the. hair from-fnlllntr out. It
makes tho hnlr healthy. Abao-
w
- - -. w vn ua iiiuiirjr I it'
runaea. Teatimomairi mailed on requent. 1
E?.r ,ieby drueKlate. Btmptled bv Smith.
Kline A Trench. F. Knar Mrtl. CO..
11B N. Third St.. Ontndrn. NV J.
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
OUR MANY YEARS OP EXPERIENCE
L OUR HONEST ft RELIAni.E METHODS
ARE YOUR GUARANTEE. JIanv dlamnrtrt.
needed at once to fill orders all alien. U
to 10 corat: will pay from tin to JSIif'O
men ii,aan;. wq musi navo intim and bv aell
Ing.your dlamnnda to u YOir WILL AT
LEAST SAVE 10 to 40 PER CENT, Eatatea
...iukhi. r.si.iu ycara. irriraiei pnono wai.
7143. Al;o old cold, illver. platinum houuht.
ti. rt:nn.M a c:un 411 v. 10th m.
. ""unuiiu Mil"!' Huh nh. Market
r
RECORDS V 1L i BIliRECORDS
1129 CHESTNUT
Vrltn or nhnnn for Antnnln nnfl nrlrM
C. SCHMITT, Mfr. ,',? ATer.nnk'
SPECIAL SALE
Used and Shopworn
DRUMS
Saxoiilionea nnd lllch-flrnde
Hand InatrumenU
CHAS. S. WALTON CO.. Inc.
002 WALNUT ST.
:ENTKAL
HOUSE WRECKiKG CO.
S.VGor.lZch&Sprin9GardenSfc
PhoneFsptem-.
Building Material
Lnree Stork Doora nnd Hnah
All riltra New and 2d Ilnnd
Plumbing Material
Rath Tubs Hnka
Toilet!) Laundry Tnba
Wnaliatnnda ' Ilnllrrx
Office Furniture, Desks, Etc.
We buy and sell all kinds of
Office Furniture, Store Fix
tures, Saloons and entire con
tents of Office Buildings.
BEBAN0THER SALE OF REGULATION ""fl
0. D. Army Woolen Shirts
On Account of the Inrsn mirchnne nt I
tueae enirii ne can oner mem again
at
$1.25
Thcso reclaimed
shirts aro made of
government stand
nrrt wool, well
madp. w 1 1 h two
pocltets. Just the
thing for worh.
cnmplng nnd nny
rouch wenr. Buy
n half dozen of
those excellent
ohlrts whllo . you
can at this price.
IlUSilJNJUK J3KUO.I
Army tind Navy Goods
312 Christlnn St.. I'hila.
l'repnld Moll Orders Filled Promptly
I'nrcel I'oBt, lOo Kxtrn
No floods Hent O. O. I).
nn,n lrvnnlnpa ITnlll ft nTlnrk
I'honrH! I.omburd (1(1 1H. Main .17K!) Anttf)
aints
Home Paint (20 $2.50
shades) per gal.
Sherwin - Williams Family
Paint(17 shades) 3 CQ
per gal pJ.J
PUT UP IN OAI.LONH HAW
OAM.ONS QUARTS. PINTS AND
HALF PINTS.
Berry Bros. No. 19 Floor
$2.75
Government Spar t2.00
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YarnaU's Root' Paint
(dark red),
per gal
$1.50
OltANOK SIIKI,T.0
$5.50 Per Gallon
CALL, WHITE OH THONB
... .. POPI.AIl Sn.'iR
We Deliver nnd Ship everywhere.
Diolrnn U22 Girard Ave.
lilSKan Open Evenings
s&
HTKAMRIIIP NOTICES
f GRACE LINEM
B. 8. Gtntt ISllia, S. S. Htnta Trti.
H. 8. Bants An. H. 8, Bint Ixulia.
Calllm at Caltao, ArUa, Iqiitaue, Anto
fat aits anit Valpatalao. Fortnlehll 8illlni.
V. R. OKACK ts CO., A sent.,
, Hsnttver gq.,Ncy York or iLuwJ 'A( t
aM(WBsssBeRssBwasnsssssissMsnjs
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lovlne mmc
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LUKE3
TREACYi kill
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WIKB AND CHILDREN,
JDeatfjs
AWIKnT. July 8 BaO. KUCJBNEJ J.. on
of 1st John nnd Antoinette Albert. Fur
ther notice of funeral will be given, from hi.
Iat4 realdence, 124 8. Oth at.
AI.I.KN. Suddenly, July 0. 19S0. ltv.
KDVARD J AI.LKN. (fa mT son of the Uti
Daniel end Kllen C Allen. Reverend clerr.
relatives and friends. Invited to solemn
requiem mass St. Vincent's Church. E. Price
at.. Oermantown., Hat . io a. m. Dlvln of
fice, will uesln ai 0:80 a. m. Int. Bt. Vin
cent Seminary, Oermantown.
UALU July 7. WIT.FRED. husband of
Annie V, Rail, Relatives and friends Invited
to services, Sat., 10.30 a, m., 3104 Mt.
Vernon at, .Int. private,
BARRETT. July 7. li2rt, HRIDOET, wife
of Owen Uarrett (nen MrElrone). Funeral
Mon.. 8:30 a. ni 3003 Wnrri-n at. Solemn
reoulem mass Bt. James's Ch . 10 a. m. Int.
Holy Croes.
HARTH.At Plttebunch Pa . July 7. ED
WIN A., eon of Pauline and the late John II,
Rarth. ased 28. Relatle and frlenda. mem
bers of Emanuel Kv. Churcn. are Invited to
funeral services. Sat., 1 30 0. m residence
of mother, 1040 N. Marshall at. Further
esrvlces, Emanuel Ev, Church, 8th and Indi
ana ave. at 2:30 n, m. Int private. Green
mount. , HOW. July 7, MAHCIARET. daushter of
late William and Margaret Mlllis-an. Fu
neral Sat., 3 p. m , late realdence, 1348 8.
Hollywood at. Int. Ml. Morlah Cem. Friends
may call Frl, eve,
URAULBY, July 7. JOSEPH J., husband
of Florence Hradlcv nnd son of the late
James and sarah Rradley Funeral 6'at.,
7:30 a, m., from the funeral apartments of
Harold II. Mulllaan 10th at. nnd Oerman
town avo. Hlsh rami at St. F.llrabeth's
Chunh Ob. m. Int, New Cathdral Cem.
HURKE. July 0. 1020 PETER J., hus
band of late Mary C. Hurle (nee McNamee).
Relatives, friends. Funeral Directors' Asao.
nml Court Robin Hood, No 14, I of A.,
and all other societies ef which he was a
momber. are Invited to attend funeral. Sat.,
8'30 a, m lato realdence. 1438 3, Broad at.
Solemn requiem mm nt Church of St. Rita
10 a. m. Int, Holy Cross Cem
CADWAI.ADER. July 7 EMMA D..
widow of Furalaoh I.lvlmrnton cadwAiniiir.
Funeral Sat., 10 a. m.. from 1020 N. Iirnsd
st. Int. private.
CRAIO. July 8. 1020. MARTHA, wife of
Robwt H.'Crals:. Rolathcs end friends aro
invited to attend funeral wrvlces, Mon., 1
E. m. preclselv. at her lalo residence. 8551 N.
medley at. Int. nrhate
DAI.TON. Suddenly, July 7. JOHN E.,
son of Dr. David and I.Ida r Dalton. ased
21 years. Relatives and friends are Invited
to attend funeral services, Sat 10 a, m.,
at his parents' residence. Sharon Hill. Pa.
Int. etMctlv private
DANIELS. July 7. JANE D'AZEVEDO
DANIELS. Relatives apd friends Invited to
funeral, Bun., 0:80 n. m precisely, from
her late realdence, 8030 N. 21st st. Int.
Mt. Blnal Cem.
DOLE. July 8. 1020, HARRT C. hushand
nf Sarah Rlaley Dole. Fun-rnl services Sat..
8 p. m late realdence. 403 Elm at., Cam
den, N. J. Int. private.
DOR8ET. Julv 0. MART daughter of
late Hush and Ann Doracy Relatlvea and
friends, also Lcaguo of Sacred Ilenrt of St.
Ann's Church, Invited Id ntlrnd funeral.
8at., 8:30 a. m. from funeral nnartments
nf Frank A. Hookey, 24A4 Frankford ave.
Solemn requiem mass St, Ann's Church 10 a,
m. Int St Ann's Cem.
DUCKETT. July 7. SAMUEL W. DUCK
ETT. Funeral services Sat., 1 n m.. aon-In-law's
realdence. Clarence L Smith. 310
Eesnx ave., Narberth. Tn. Int private.
FRIEND. July 7. THOMAS J , husband
of Susan I,. Friend (nee Haltman), son nf
Into Andrew J, and Mary E Friend, aged
31. Relatives and friends, also aoclettea of
which he was a member. Invited to funeral
services, Mon.. 2:30 p. m., 2101 S, Philip at.
Int Fernwood Cem,
FURTAOH. July 7, SARAH, widow of
Istn John Furtash nnd daughter of late Pat
rick and Alice Donnelly. Funeral Sat , 8:80
a m., residence of brother. John F. Don
nelly, oil Uelmont ave. Solemn requiem man
Our Mother of Serrowa" Cnurch 10 a. m. Int.
St. Denis's Cem, Relatives and friends In
vited. OASSENMETER. On July 7 1020. WIL
LIAM P. husband of late Mary (lasaen.
meyer (nee Connor) and son of the late
Joseph and Christiana Oassenmeyer Rela
tives nnd friends, also employe of Munici
pal Court nnd Harrison Republican Club of
Fifteenth ward Invltod to funeral, on Sat
urday, at 2 p. m., from his late residence,
813 Nowklrk st. Interment Mt Teace Ceme
tery, Remains msy be viewed Friday eve
ning from 7 to (1.
uuiKii. juiy 7. CATHKttim;, wmow oi
John (leler. Relatives and friends, also mem
bers of Holy Family. InMted to funeral. Mat..
8 a. m., resldenco of aon. 122(1 N, Randolph
st. Requiem moat St Peter's Church 0 a.
m Int. Holy Redeemer Cem.
(100K1N. Suddenly, on July R. 1020.
ALLEN J., son of William C. nnd Suale J.
Oookln, of Wnyne, Pa.. aed 1(1 jears.
Relatives and friends are Invited to the
services, on Saturday. 3 p. m . at St. Mary's
Episcopal Church. Wnyne. Ta. Interment
at Old St. David's Cemetery. Automobiles
will be at Wnyne station to meet train
leaving llroad St. Station l;13 and 2:08
p. m.
UOUNLET. July 8. 1020. IRENE E.. lfo
of Albert R, Oounlry, runeral Mon , 2 p.
m , from her late resldenco. 421 S. 33th at..
West Thlla Int nrhate.
HAMILTON July 7. Rev. FRANCIS J
son of lato Francis and Mary A. Hamilton,
rector of St, Charlrs Uorromeo's Church.
Oakvlew, Del Co.. Pa. Reverend OlerKv.
relatives und friends lnlted to solemn re
quiem mass, St. Charles Uorromeo's
Church, Oakvlew, Del Co , Pa.. Mon.. 10 a.
m. Divine Office U .10 a. m. Int. St.
Charlea's Cem , Oakvlew. Pa. Cars leave
00th St Terminal every 13 minutes
HANSMANN. Julv 7. 1020. HENRY
HANSMANN. Funeral servltes Sat.. 1:30 p.
m precisely, late resldenco, (1810 Ridge avo,,
Roxliorouxh Int. p-!vnte.
HOWARD July il. AMELIA THEISS.
wife of Wnrren Howard. Sorvlces Sat., 2
p. m., 2131 N Ubcr st. Int. private. North
wood Cem ..
HUMMEL Suddenly. Julv 7. WIN
THROP K husband of Hunn.ih (nee Kent-art)
nnd son of Jennie E. nnd late John M
Hummel. nr,'cd 4M Relatives nnd friends,
clerks of Port Richmond freight dept . P.
nnd R. II.; Csmp No. 348, P. O, S of A .
Camp No. 140. P O 8 of A.: Concord
School Council, Progress Council, No. 20 H.
and D of I,.! Chlten Nest. O, of O.. No.
1(M3. Invited to funeral nervlcea. Hat. 2 I)
2 4ti w I'nlnes st . uermantown.
HUNT Suddenly nt Atlantic Cltv. N. J
July 0, 1020, ROWLAND, beloved husband
of Dorothy Ann Hunt late residence. 4100
York road. Phlla itclatlvea ami friends in.
vlted to attend funeral. Sat.. 1pm at
the npartments of John P. Oallagher. 2134
N Hrond st. Int private. Qreenmount Cem
Remains may be viewed Frl.. 7 to 10 o m
JONES. July 8 PAUL JONES. Sr.. hus
hand nf 8nrah R Jones, In his (Hot venr
Relatives nnd friends, also M K. Hray I.nrlK"
No, 410, ", and A .ii.. .invuen to runerai
Sat , 3 p. m , residence, Hutborn, Pit, Int
Hutbnro Cem
JONES. On July 7. 1020. WILLIAM J .
husband of Lillian P. Janes. Services on
Saturday, nt 2 3" p. m . ai nia residence.
103 H. Narberth ave., Narberth. Interment
private.
KNURR. Julv 8. SARAH A., widow of
David T. Knorr. aged 81, Relatives and
friends, nlao Minerva Council. D of L . In
vited to funeral services, Mon., 2 n. m . at
liar son's residence, J. Q. Premier Knorr
I.IOOM Hellers St.. Frankford. Int. North
( edr Hill Com. Friends mav call Sun
nfter 7pm
KREUTZHEHO July 7. HARRIET W
wife of William Kreutiberg nnd daughter of
Alexander ard Eatella Hatty. Funeral Hat
I SO p. m.. from her father-in-law's resi
dence. 182S S Howard st. Services at St
Peter's Church, 3d and Pino sts.. 2:30 p m
Int Fernwood Cem. Remains may bo letvtd
Frl. evening,
KL'M.MEl. July 3. 1020. WILLIAM, son
of Jacob and Christine Kummel (noe Kiim
mel) Relatives und friends uro Invited to
attend funeral services Sat . 1 n, m . at his
brother-in-law's residence. William Schmidt
1121 FltzBurald st Int. Fernwood Cum
l'rlenrts nmv call Frl.. after H p, m.
LAW July 8. Mrs. SADIE LAW. daush.
ter of late John and Margaret MaePherann
Relatives and friends Invited to funernl
Mon . 8.30 a. m 8407 Eadom st Solemn
requiem mnss. St Joachim's Church 10 a
m Int St Dominic s Cem
McI'ASSEL. July 8. ANNIE daughter of
lite Harry W and Elizabeth McKnssel Fu
neral services Sat , 1:80 p, m.. 8310 Spruce
st. Int private.
McINTYRE July 7 KATHRYN HUIIER
wife of Joseph Mclntyre. Relatives ird
friends are Invited to attend funeral. Hit 2
p m residence of her brother-in-law Trank
liaker. 100 Penn ave,, Rockledge, Pa Int
Clnlten Hllla Cem Fr.onds may call Tri ,
7 to n n. m.
MURPHY. July 0. JOHN, husband of Di
late Johanna nnd father of the Rev Edward
J Murphy, of the Church,cf the Immaculate
Conception. Allentown, Pa., and tho late Rev
John II Murphy, of Norrlatown, Pa Rela
tives and friends Invited to funrnl Sat .
8 30 a. m . from 2201 Spring Oarden at
Solemn requiem maas at Ht, Francis Xnvler
Church 10 n in Int. Holv Sepulchre Cem
MURPHY July 8. KATK HOLMES,
widow of Prof, Robert T. Murphv in Muh
ear Services nnd Int. private. Hat 10 30
a m. son's residence, n. 'T. Murphv Jr
1733 Pacific st Int. iAJVsrlngtnn Cem
MURTAOH July 7, SARAH, widow of
lato John Murtnth and dauvrtvr nf late J' it
rick nnd Alice Donnelly. Funernl Sat 30
u. m . realdence of brother. John T Don
nelly nil Uelmont ave. Solemn requiem
mass Our Stother of Borrows' Church in a
ni Inl St Denis's Cem. Relatives and
friends Invited.
NIVIN At Mooreatown, N. J.. July 0,
FDWUID PARR NIVIN. aged to ean.
Notice of funeral later.
OWENS. July 0 CATHARINE, belived
daughter of Rose and late Jamoa Owens
Relatives und friends Invited In attend fu
neral, Sat.. 8 30 a. m,. from mother's resi
dence 2108 Master st. Solemn requlnm mm
St ElUvvbeth's) Church 10 a. m Int Jlnl
Croen Cem
REDMOND Suddenly, July 0, THOMAS
J , son of late James and Mary Redmond
Relatives, friends and employes nf Jnmet H
Wilson & 8on, Invited to funeral. Sat 8 30
a m.. lato residence, 1012 8, 20th st Sol
emn requiem mass at Church of 8t Edmond
10 n m In. Holy Crois Cem.
REEVES July 7. 1020. UEOROR II.
REEVES, aged 82 Funeral Bat., 2 SO p
m late residence. French's ave. Moorea
town, N J. Also Mlneola Tribe. No, 87 I
O R M Invited,
ROOM. July 8, JURY ELLEN ED-
UNDERTAKERS
- TlTT - I - l . TTVOT1
DKATIIfl
WARDS, wife of John 8, Room. sed 8J.
Funeral services Mon . 3 p. m.. late resi
dence, 803 Mt. Vernon at., Camden. N. J.
lot. private. Evergreen Cem. Friends may
call Dun. after 7 p. m.
8CHEELI1 (nee Weniet). At Oeesn Orove.
N, J Julv 8, 1020. PAULINE A., wife nf
Louis C. Keheele. Relatives snd friends are
Invited to attend funersl services. Sat., 1 P,
m., late- residence. J217 Hunting Park ave.
Int. private. Mt. vernon Com, ......,
STRIMEL. Buddenly. July B. PAULINB,
wife of Samuel A. Strlmel (nee llenienhofer).
aged 40. i Relatives, friends and P. O. of A.,
208. Invited to funeral services, Sat,, 2 p. m,,
lste residence, 2073 E. Ltpplncott St. Int.
Norlhwood Cem. . . ,
SUTTER. July 7, WARREN W., son of
John M. and Mary E. flutter. Relatives and
friends Invited to services, Sat.. 3 P. m
21V Mt. Vernon st. Int. private. Remains
mar he viewed Frl., 7 to 0 p. m. ...... ,
TINDAI.U July 7, 1B20, HAiinan
wife of Joseph R. Tlndall. Relatives anJ
friends Invited to funeral services on eat
urday at 11 a. m.. nt husband's residence.
1417 N, Ifltfi st. Interment Private
WADENPFUHL. Julv 7. OEOROB B..
Jr., son of George and Maude Wadenpfuhl,
aged S, Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral. Sat., 10 a. m.. parents' residence. D.
Manatavrana ave.. Roxborough. Int. Lsver
Ington Cem. Friends may call Frl. after 7
P' WELCH. July 8. LEMUEL O.. l'n(1,
of Sarah E. Welch (neo Thompson), aged to.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
funeral services. Sun.. 0 p. m.. .t n,?li
realdence, 017 Miller st. Int. private.
Wononah Cem.. Mon, mornlni.
I,r.(IAL ADVKRT18EMENT8
B3r5Tlrr I'IIIIDKI.riIIA KIJICTniO
sw COMPANY
To (Tie Htockholders of The rhlladelphts,
Kleetrlo Companyl , , .....
A special meeting of tl etockholders
of The Philadelphia Electric Company will
be held nt the office of the Company, No.
1000 Chestnut street, Phllsdefphta, on
Wednesday. September 1, 1020, at 11
o'clock a. m.. for the purpose of consider
ing rnd acting upon a proposed Incrssse
In the authorised capital stock; of the
company from 2.000.000 shares of the par
value of $25 each to 2.000.000 shares of the
... .,.,... e i4r ...ii ! nf -Arhicn in-
crease shall be Eight Per Cent Cumulative
Preferred Stock, also entitled to preference
on liquidation to the par value thereof ana
accumulated nnd accrued unpaid dividends.
... u. b.m.hv.is n. i-fl am. hare ana an
accumulated and accrued unpaid dividends,
to bo convertible Into Common Stock par lor
par at tho option of the holders; to have
the, smn voting rights ns the Common
Stock! and to have such other rights, privi
leges, preferences and limitations as may
be determined at said meeting! also of
authorizing the Issue and disposal of said
Preferred Stock by the Hoard of Directors
at such time or times nd upon such terms
nnd conditions as said Hoard shall approve!
provided, however, that said shares shall
llrst be offered to the stockholders Pro rata
for subscription at pari and of transacting
such other business ns may properly como
before the meeting. , . ..
In accordance with the by-laws of the
company the stock trnnsfer books will be
closed from 8 o'clock p. m., August 12.
until 0 o'clock a, m., Beptemoer I.
Hy order of the Board at y'c!J)0J,
' ' Secretary.
3f KSTATB OF 11KNRV A. OKRRIHII.
' deceased Letters of ancillary admin
istration cum testnmento annexo upon the
estate of Henry A, Oerrlah. deceased, having
been granted to Fidelity Truat Company,
all persons Indebted to 'the said estate are
mm iiiusn
having claims against the same to present
mem. wunoui neiny. a. me omcq oi ve ""-
company, 825.881 Chestnut St., Philadelphia,
WILLIAM I' Q EST. President.
Or to Its attorney,
8. STANGEH IS7.ARD, Esq..
213 Liberty Bids., Philadelphia, pa.
K3FMMTATE OF THOMAS J. KEON. DB
orased Letters of administration
upon tins eatato of Thomas J. Keon, .de
ceased, having been granted to FIDELITY
TRUST COMPANY, all persons Indebted to
the said eatate are requested to make pay
ment, and those having claims against the
same to present them, without delay, at the
office of the said company. Noa. 323-881
Chestnut st . Philadelphia.
WILLIAM P OE8T.
President. .
KSr' ESTATE OF FANNIE C. WILSON,
-' deceased Letters of admlnlatrntlon
upon the oatnto of Fannie C. Wilson, de
censed, having been granted to Fidelity
Trust Compiny, all persons Indebted to the
ssm estate are requested to mKo payment,
and thoso hnvlng claims against the same
to present them, without delay, ut the office
of the said company, 325-831 Chestnut at.,
Philadelphia.
WILLIAM P OCBT. President.
fQSr'IWT VTE OF IIRNKY JARRKTT HART
LEY. decraard -Letters testamentary
upon tho eatato of Henry Jnrrett Hartley,
deceased, hnvlng been granted to FIDELITY
TRUST COMPANY nnd VICTOR A. HART
LEY, nil persons Indebted to the said estate
are requested to mako payment, and those
having c-lnlms against the same to present
them, without delay, at the office of the
said company, N'os. 82.1-331 Chestnut St..
Philadelphia.
WILLIAM P OEST.
President.
B3S ESTATE OF ANNE McNAM.EE, DB
"' censed Letters testamentary upon
the estate of Anno McNnmco. deceased,
having been granted to Fidelity Trust Com
puny, all persons Indebted to the said estate
aro requested to mako payment, and those,
havlnw claims against tho samq to present
them, without delay, at the office of the said
company, 323-331 Chestnut it . Philadelphia,
WILLIAM P. QEST. Prealdent.
22?
I.ELAMIE BUILDING AM) LOAN
ASSOCIATION
Notice Is herebv given to the atockholders
of the Lflande Building nnd Loan Associ
ation, a corporation organised nnd cxlatli.g
under the lnws of the State of Pennsylvnnli
that. In pursuance of a resolution of the
board of directors of said association, ft
special meeting of the stockholders of the
said Lelnnde Building nnd Loan AssT'.itlnn
will bo held on Wednesday, the 8lli div of
September, 1020, tit 0 o'clock p. m , nt the
nfllce nnd regular pluce of meeting of said
association Columbia Hall, 1823 AV Colum
bia itve.. Philadelphia, for the purposo of
vMlpg for or against the proposed Increase
of the cupltal stock of the said I.lando
Kulldlns and Loan Association from 11.000,
(100 to 13.0U0.UUU.
THILIP SONNHIUM.
Secretary.
II. I. DE YOUNG
Solicitor.
AI.IHNE TRUST COMPANY
Notice Is hereby given that, bv
n resolution of the Board of Directors of
Aldlno Truat Company, a special meeting
nf the stockholders nf said corporation will
be held st Its principal ofuce. 2020 Chest
nut Street. Phllad"lnhta. Pennsylvania, on
the 18th day of September. 1320, nt 3 30
V at , to ins action on approval or flls
approvnl of tho proposed lncresse of cant
nil stock nf said corporation from 1300,'
orai.no to ll.oon.ono oo.
WALTER C. HARRIS.
Secretary.
DICKSON. BEITLER & MCCOUCH,
Solicitors.
LOST AND POUND
DOO Lost pet collie, black and white and
vvhltc-tlped tall, brown spot on head and
leg- under 1 enr old and still, timid, liberal
rewnrd to finder. Apply baggage room IVnna
station, Harrlsburg, or to owner. 1033 N
Calvert at Baltimore Md
DOG Cocker snunlel, small black dog near
Media July 7 Liberal reward It return, d
to Miss 11 Keating, W.va, Pa. Phono Ches
te- He'ghts 72
IIOG I,ot. Roton terrier, mnhnirnnv
brown, white neck; $3 rewnrd If returned
tn Benjamin Bullock, Edgewood road, Ard
mnre NECKLACE 12000 reward for return of
pearl necklace Inst In Atlantic Cltv, N. J
abnu June 2.1 1020 necklace contnlna b--twceif
SO and HO pearls and diamond clasp
no questions nsked. Notify I, 11. or B II
Weinberg 003 Fifth ave . New York cltv.
POCKBTIIOOK Lost In Wanamaker's ladles
drcaslng loom, pocketbook containing pa'r
of glasHes, Invalllere and gold fountain pen
with Initials COR Llbiiral reward If t
turned to Miss C G Rosenthal, 8411 Holmes
qve Baltimore Mil
SPECTACLES -Lost Willow Grove, Wed
nesda" night tortoise-shell spectacles: re
ward Edith I. Jones, S37 E, Leverlntton
ave Rnxborough,
PERSONALS
NOT RESPONSIBLE tor any materlnla sent
to S W corner 11th and South sts, or
nn wag a for laborers, nlso for damage
that may hava occurred That Is unless guar-ante-d
hy mvself In writing II, RERNHOLD.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
BOOKKEEPER
The Public Ledger desires the serv
ices nf .in experienced bookkeeper to
operate 11 Burroughs posting ma
thine loyalty and ability will be
rewarded,
Apply Mb nnd Chestnut sts,
Aak for Mr Wlcst
BOOKKEEPER double entry one with some
experience but consideration will bo given
tn one reirntly graduated who Is not afraid
of hard work: excellent opportunity to gain
broad experience In manufacturing business,
give full detallN as to age experience and
snlnrv desired II inn. Ledger Office.
BILL CLERK Office of manufacturing com.
pany In center of city requires services of
aung woman to do bllllnc on Underwood
typewriter write stating age, experience
and salar desired, B 821 Ledge
rr ui
Sfflae.
1111. UNO MACHINE OPERATOR to assist
with tiling, permanent position to oree mak
ing good; statu age, experience and salary
desired P 702. ledger Office.
ClOARMAKERS female, on all shnpes; good
pay Consolidated Cigar Com . 407 N 8th
CLERK knowledge of boukkeeplng. to as
sist route lodger bookkeeper. Apply 810
N Uth st
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR with at least 6
months' experience, must be quirk and ac
curate with figures, Apply Standard Steal
and Bearings, Inc 40th and Merlon ave.
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR and office work,
good salary, pleasant surroundings; res
taurant In building. F S. Allen Co,, Inc.,
3th st. and Glenwood ave. Kerr. 3020.
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR to substitute
ir?m juir -u vu rtuiu.i sii huuq salary io
the, right pirtyi only one . with experience
iriyi onir one
810 N httt it
necu'uvpiy,
' dTJLY ft TO
HELP WANTED gEIAI.E
ADVANTAGES WHICTI EVERT
TQUNO WOMAN WANTS
Are a part of the dally life of
BELL TELEPHONE OPERATOn
THERE ARE OPENINGS NOW
TnAININoVEPARTJIENT
A GOOD SALARY IS PAID WHILH
LEARNING
AND RAPID ADVANCEMENT
Is assured
See MTS3 STEVENSON. 1881 ARCH BT.
or the following If more convenient
MI88 ORR, 28 W. CHELTEN AVE.
MIB9 MeCAW. 12 B, B2D BT.
Open 0 a, m, to 0 p. m.
BELL TELEPHONE CO. OF PENNA.
UIRL In large office to operate Towerg ac
counting machine; experience desired, but
not necessary! good salary to start. P 881.
Ledger Office,
LEDGER CLERK An excellent opportunity
to became double-entry bookkeeper for
manufacturing concern to one not afraid of
work: salary 118 weekly: give age and ex
perlcnce II no. ledger Office,
LONG-DISTANCE TELEPHONB
OPERATINO
IB THE MOST INTERESTING WORK
IN THE CITY FOR YOUNO WOMEN
114 PER WEEK TO START
RAPID INCREASES
FINE OPPORTUNITIES FOR
ADVANCEMENT
APPLT AT ONCB
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH CO.
DELL TELEPHONB RTBTEM
ROOM 734, BOURSE DUILDINO
FOURTH 8T DELOW MARKET
8 A. M. TO 5 P. M.
BEE MISS JENNINGS
MOTHER'S HELPER Pleasant suburban
home, excellent opportunity for Intelligent
capable woman. Apply 809 Bulletin Bldg.
Locur' 2218.
STENOGRAPHER required by downtown in"
vestment bankers: accuracy and exp, es
sential, good chance for perm. pos. with ad
vancement, state sal. dts. and exp, B 212,
Ledger Office.
uTi-vnnniPUHD Awn nnnvtvimimi
COMPETENT FOR. WORK IN CONTHAC- RAILROAD BRAKEMEN. standard wages,
TOR'S OFFICE. AITLY 733 REAL Hm and half time for overtime experi
ESTATE TRUST RLDO , ence unnecessary: also experienced machinists
STENOGRAPHER, exp. In cotton yarn bust- I nd b0"rrcAPT.' JAMES TATE
ness. must be neat, rapid and accurate
good sal. and bonus. Apply 40.1 Mariner
and Merchants Bldg.. 3d and Cheatnmt.
STENOGRAPHER Permanent position,
good wages: reasonsble hours: state erne.
rlenre and salary desired P 701. Ledger Off,
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, experienced on
both Bell and Keystone: salary $10 to
start. M -s. iogsr unice, m
TYPIST Office of manufacturing company
centrally located requires services of young
woman to do billing on typewriter: write.
ststlng age experience and salary desired.
U 122 Ledger Office.
TYP1STH. experienced, to address envelopes
and fill In letters; good pay: hours, 8:80
to 3. Chns. Palste Co.. 027 Arch St., second
poor.
WARPERS Hand warpers on small silk and
cotton work. Oehrle Bros. Co.. 423 N.
3d st.
General
MEN AND LADIES to LEARN IIARBERING
Wo teach you thoroughly and practically;
big demand: dav snd night classes Wrlto
TRI-CITY BARBER SCHOOL
22R N. Oth st. Philadelphia, Pa.
HELP WANTED MALE
AUTOMOBILE PAINTER wanted: flrat-class
loiterer: steady work and good wages year
around: truck body department. Wright
Service Co, Bristol. Pa
BRAKEMEN WANTED
FOR PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
1023 FILBERT STREET
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
DRAFTSMAN Wanted, experienced Interior
marble draftsman for plant out of city
reply, stating references, age. single or mar!
rled. when could report. Alabama Marbla
Co (Inntts Quarry. Ala ' "
BRAKEMEN 'YARD)
AND
SWITCH TENDERS.
ROOM 8.
THIRD TLOOR
BALTIMORE AND OHIO PA8S STATION,
24TH AND CHESTNUT STS..
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
DRAKEMEN and ftremsn for Centra, Rail
road Co. of Now Jersey. Jersey City:
standard wages: hoard and lodging pro
vldtd. permanent quartora secured. Apply
221 N. 13th st for further particulars
CABINETMAKERS and all-round wnoS
working machine hands, skillid men only.
1 10 32 weekly for 48 hours for first-class
niiihanlcs, with attendance bonus Apply
reftib fur work Unit Construction Co., 88th
at and Gravs ave
CHAUFFEUR Experienced white married
man wanted for prlvntu work on Main
Line m at comlnrtahle llvina iiuorlers Ap-
pi j (lenige W. Smith A Co . 4Pth St. below
(Inns ive . Philadelphia
DRAFTSMAN wanted mechanical detaller
Ap)l Crane Department Niter llement-
I'ond Co , Mifflin and Meadow sts
ENGINEER Steady worn
Reed 000 Chestnut St.
Apiny C. it
VI EVATOlt OPERATOR colOW.
APPlv C.
It ne-il Mini 1 I. ennui n
FOREMAN Saah and door mill foreman for
frame shop, experienced man on atncK win
dow nnd door frames 48 hours Inducement
made tn good man Uth nnd Tloa ats
FRAMKMAKERB Ten experienced men on
stork window- and door frntnes. hlgheet
wages Planing Mill Oth and Tlnga sts.
LABORERS WANTED WAGES 3n0 PER
HOUR REGULAR TIME 73o PER HOUR
NIGHTS, SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS,
WAGES PAID DAILY APPLY STEVE
DORE. PIER i0 SOUTH DELAWARE
AVENUE MERCHANTS AND MINERS'
TRANSPORTATION CO.
LARORERS WANTED FOR CONSTRUC
TION WORK. 10-hour day, 7 days per
week, good working conditions. Apply to
Stone h Webster, Beach and Palmer sts.v
Philadelphia, Pa.
LABORERS. 30o an hr 0-hi. day. Turner
uonsirucnon u.t irony ana ctnunK sts.
MAN wanted with thorough experience
in
1 1 jsiirohaslnc second-hand automobile,- 11 las.
asing s
Office,
srussjarsr
HELP tf ANTETJ 3TAX.E
MECHANICS WANTED
OF ALL KINDS
KOn BHIPDUILDINO
CARPENTERS
STAGE BUILDERS
JOINERS
FUNCHER8 FOR PLATE SHOP
AND HELPERS OF ALL KINDS
i
Plenty of work ahead, and this yard
Is a permanent one
Apply In person immediately
MERCHANTS'
SHIPRUILDINO CORPORA.
TION
BUCCESBOR TO THE CHESTER SHIP
nUII.DINO CO., LTD.
CHESTER, PA.
Or to 1B10 ARCH ST.. PHILADELPHIA
AND ASK FOR MR. CHAMBERS
MEN
MEN
MEN
for Central Railroad Co. of New Jersey
best wages: atralght time, rain or shlnet
time and half for overtime and Sunday
wuiivi ursi-ciasa Doaroing accnmmoaations:
no monev required: free shipping. Apply all
day at company's Free Employment Bureau.
221 N. 13th st.
MODERN marhlne shop opened fot all kinds
nt wnrtt 31W IX. FTOnt si.
NIGHT ORDERLY, receiving ward! live in
Apply Pennsylvania Hospital, 8th and
ppnjcc sts.
OFFICE MANAGER Man of good executive
ability and experience to take charge of
accounting department or large corporation,
give age. experience and references. 11 51 i
I Ledger Office.
1(110 PANSOM ST
Fo-merly Chief of Detectives
RECEIVING CLERK AND STOCK CLERK
wamea ov manutaciuring concern in southern
section of city; good wages: steady position;
state references. 159. Ledger Branch, loth
and Moore sts
RE-ENFORCED STEEL MEN WANTED
Eight-hour day: long job. standard scale.
Apply to Stone & Webster. Inc.. 1314
Beach st.
RIVETERS
RIVETERS
RIVETERS
All-around complete riveting gangs
to drive
From bulkhead to bulkhead
Alvvaya
Three dujs' work looking nt ou.
1 Oil per cent piecework.
Work ready. Fill your envelope.
CARD MEN ARE NOT
HELD TO A $32 30 DAY
IN THIS I.OCALITY
NO RIVETS HELD BACK.
TURN IN A FULL COUNT.
THE SKY IS THE LIMIT.
NOTICE
Only good gangs need apply. The best
riveting cnrdltlons on the coast Wo
will give preference to our old riveters
who hold a good record here.
POSITIVELY NO
DON'T HESITATE
'PEANUT GANGS "
'IF YOU'RE THERE"
APPLY TODAY
T. LETOEN, 1321 ARCH ST , PHII.A PA
"STATE E.MPtXIYMENT SERVICE"
MERCHANT SHIPHUILDINO CORP AflT
U. P S II.. E F. C.. HARRIMAN. PA
SALESMAN Wanted, nn experienced atnek
saleiman capable of handling a high
grade Industrial preferred stock, best of ref
erences n quired. Mall nppllcutlona to M
S00. I.tdier Office.
SALESMEN atock Want 0 experienced men
for West Virginia fit Id. selling a large
Issue of stock In local road construction
compnnv direct live mall Inquiries as lends
anil drawing account against commissions
furnished Ihls Is an eaav selling proroal.
tlon. passed bv blue skv commlsslnn, Indorsed
by business rrx-n banks HtM stnte commit
tees salesmen are backed by every publicity
office co-operation and local assistance nd
If they vvl'l work with enthusiasm they can
earn from $100 10 $Ui0n weekly, only s-rloua.
minded salesmen with force and energy need
apply. WeU Virginia Finance Corp , Charles,
ton. W Va
SALESMAN Are vmi mtistleil vvliero jnu
are! Are vou making $'to to $40 per week?
How would vou I.Ki- in Incnase this 3 or 4
times with no more effort than at present re
quired? To 1 ami- with us vou must be honest
trustvvorthj self confident nggresslve over
25 years of asp atld willing to be taught our
Flan wnicn mus" "i B"'rr,"i"i .mieHim
rom the start Write for information glv-1
Ing telephone number vc want our men lm-
mediately P '"" I.edgerOftlce
SALESStEN Ficmrv rebuilt tires arv In
great demand nitractlve proposition sub
mitted upon npi-licatlnn estimated commis
sions about $101 weekly to start, territory
assigned men who can produce call nt once.
EASTMVN lit IIRER WORKS. INC.
Room 213 Temp'e Rldg
413 Market st CamdinN J
SALESMEN FOR I OCAL INVF8TMFNT
SECURITIES LEVU."- rCRNISHED TO
REPUTABLE M'PLICANTS 1! 003,
LEDQER OFFICE
SALESMEN Wc want 4 ambitious men of
pleasing Dcrannalltv without selling exp ,
we prefer to train nur own salesmen, "ur
men earn 840 upward during training Call
741 Real Estate Trust Bldg fnr Interview
SUPERINTENDENT hlsh -rade experienced
man on steel frame and re enforced con
crete structure : engineer preferred. P 017
ledger Office.
WOODWORKER W ha-" rn opening on
our sales force In Phlla le'rh'n and eastern
Pennsylvania for a oun mm familiar with
woodworking malhiner iiinbltlous man nf
good address and pletng personality will
find this a. good nnpnrtuMtv of bettering him
self Address, stating full particulars as to
qualifications, B, 1).. Box 37 Station S. New
York city
General
CLERKS (men, women). 18 upward, fnr
postal mall aerv ; $133 month txnm July
Aug . exper unnec For free partlculara
write J Ioonard (former 1 Iv aerv exam
iner) 032 Eaultablo B'.dg Waahlngton
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
BOOKKEEPER wlahes evening engagements
experienced, practical; rectify and Install
accounting systems. R 123, L- dger Office.
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
OR SECRETARY
Ten years' training corporation methods and
uiKunlxjIlon. operating end; age 30, married,
B 104. Ledger Office.
TRANSLATOR Brailllan, Portuguese and
English, work In own office, quick serv
ice, first class correspondent, E, L., iiOtx
N, Camac st,
STENOailAPHER-IIKPR., 1 unusually tiuall-
nea. vvanis manse, iio. oauj. nay or nigni
YOUNO MAN. 0 years' bus, exper. 1 capable
Oi nanaiang an ainua 01 on. aet., aesir.
poe.i highest Orf. turn, f 420, Lod.v Off,
Ptfr
rw
if
EMPLOYMENT AOENOIWI 'l&(
MRS. KANE, 811 8 ltth St.. Spruce 4riy,t; I ;
wishes situations for cooks, ohambet
maids, waitresses, nurses, housework airlsv ' '
help wanted all capacities! open all summer. ;, , "
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.' ..fa'V
' ' - W) k
AntNTION WW
WhHi you Iiav dw:MM
to sell -your businesv
', large or small reVA't'
rl(h nf rlthnilt nrdTrtV.
can call k n. tur ! wren vou pitc jr&.rtr
.,..-.. - .-...,,. .-.. ..., .---- i.,.
tntf nrtlfm n i-ihiiM rr writ a fnr rtnrs.avntatts r1 "'
to on II. T will iihmlt a Inrffe Hat of r&fetii
buTT8, Vi advance charr .vaJJ' ' a
Df AT I ,IAS THK KKPUTATTOSia--mo M
gjLtrWJ ni iiusm jiisvu
1420 CHESTNUT BTV-
Damp Wash Laundry Uptownffcf :,l
uslness 1400 to ISOO weekly! conld WfM'
Dual
doubled! price, I8O0O for building 20xlOQ.n
cuinuioio anq tip-to
1 Vim and 1 Ford
to-date equipment, beside t j Ai 1
ird truck; this Is an abfssr ',,', I
n, ji'iUf
luieir Dig Dargal
I nisffiimimnt '. ' K,l
1001 CHESTNUT BT.
Two Beautiful Apartment Houses,
One 12 rooms and 2 tile baths: hardwdW
uoors inrougnout: electric ann noi-waiei
heat: rooms rented from 18 to 112 per week
house next door lias 0 spartments rented at '
ISO each per month, very nicely furnished: "
price 120,000 for both houses: can be
financed with 18000 cash; wonderful invest"
merit. ,
LOWENSTEIN
1001 CHESTNUT ST
Coal Yard Uptown
, One of oldest established and beat know
In city: bualness. 1100,000 to $130,000 yearlri
up-to-date equipment; rent $130 per month,
tease: price $23,000 for equlpmerrt, machinery
and all; this lrcludes 4 trucks; everything la
perfect condition.
LOWENSTEIN
1001 CHESTNUT ST.
$3000 WILL secure n one-elxtn Intersst In
Philadelphia corporation that will pay
handsome dividends; party may h active If
he so desires, which wilt give additional In
come Addresj for 10 days. B 204, Ledger,
Office.
FOR HALE or for rent, shop with two a
weaving looms In flrrt-class running order,"
Inquire A, Fraltag, CO Barnum terrace,
Stratford, Conn,
PARTNER wanted immediately for an In
ventory: must tm a rename man and nave
between gio.oon nnd nri.nno: best ref. req I
Jewish preferred
writs II 2117, Ledger Offr
EXCE1TIONAL opportunity to obtain saK
arled position and substantial Interest la
profitable mfg business: $1300 required. B
11W. Ledger Of flee
MANAGERS ladles for brsnch stores in sv '
large chain store organisation: salary and
commission, $1000 required. 1101 Common-,
wealth Rldg.
WANTED $10,000 to $23,000
will returrl
$23,000 to $73,000 In 2 years; secured tar
liC.noi
II 118
real estate
Ledger Office.
SHOE3 made in nussure and.rennlrlng. It,
PIESSENS. 1100 Walnut sfl. second floor!
MACHINERY
WE MAKE gray Iron casting from 1 pound . - 'i)
to 1 ton. If you want castings that can ' '!!
be easily machined, write us. Reeves fltovei f ,1
ami j-ounury v.o., an b. i-a St., i'niladelpMa. Mi ?i
Foundry. Camden. N. J.
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K W . a. c, 220
generator, direct,,
con : 123 k. w d c, 220 v.. direct con.t it
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30 k w., baited, ,vioo v.; inn h. p.. 2300 v.j S ! ' jl
ln motor Yearsley Co 224 N. 3d st.
AIRPLANE MOTOR. 40 If. P.
for aalsji.jt. J-fl
irate: wat't'S
e, tn per- " W,
perfect condition: will demonstrate
sacrifice 1410 B. 32d St., Phlla
l tlfinut'nnil L'U n..H - nvlns l n
feet running order. Printers' Finishing;
House, 810 Cherry st.
ELECTRIC MOTORS MACHINE TOOx4
POWER EQUIPMENT
O'BRIEN MACHINERY CO.. 110 N. 3D BT.
MACHINERY, netting, tools,
man, 133 N 4th St.
Segal Itoth-
A C. AND D. C. MOTORS, new and used.
W. A. Adams 4th nnd Arch. Market 2147.,
WANTED
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rak-v.h Wanted Immediately. 30 second.
nana aares ior export, xiowa ocaiv v.0,
808 Arch st .
CLOTHES Cast-off shoes bought. Write of
phone Sneldman 022 Poplar. Pop 7nno W,
SECOND-HAND Briscoe automobile: stata
jelir nrd model M 301. Ledger Office.
DOGS, BIRDS. ETC
l'U.MJ;i(A.S l.. puppies inr ". insrs",
enble black 11124 Mt Vernon. Pop.KflOO W
TOR SALE
HOG" ISLAND
Demolishing first unit: lumber of all slxegj
thousnndn of windows, doors. Pipe, tuiings,
valves fire- doors 12x24. Royal ventilators,
millions o' '-t "'
PLASTER BOARD
at $80 per 1000 square feet crating an
hipping 1 cent per foot extra 8nd checK
with instructions for Immediate delivery
Penn Salvage Co 04th st snd Tlnlcum ave.
Woodland 1103 -
PELSTRING'S ,'
SUPPLY HOUSE
N. E. Cor. 1 1 th & Fitzwater St.
GOVERNMENT SPAR VARNISH
12 1-OALLON.CANS IN A CASE. $2 00
PER OALLON MAIL CHECK WITH
oitnr.ii port phomit sbrvick
Office Partition, Railing & Furn,
Partition, $8 a foot and up; railing, 3 a
foot and up, both In rtock, furniture, blsj
selection, we buy sell and exchange. Pennaj
Office Furniture Co 011 Walnut st. Phona
Walnut 4134 or .Main 3830 A.
BEDS bureaus, chiffoniers 130 living room
suits, buffets tables chairs everythlnsf
to furnish n beautiful home 4d per ni
raving; 3 flours packed to th doors Open
ev. nlngs Free nuto delivery. Feinsteln
FPirase Co , S E. cor. Oth und Spring Gar
den sts r
milTS Unclaimed from merchnnt tailorj
"3U11J si.me made for $0.1. will sell for
the nr'ce of tailoring; omo ns low as $0.
1. UNGER
070 N 1BTH ST.
Opin till S p m.
OFFICE FURNITURE
Large lot of desks, safes files, cabinets and
general office furniture, store fixtures
We buy sell and exchange
PATTEN FURNITURE CO..
I OCUPT 4070 1127 ARCH ST. RACE SMOj
roit u.n-one hoi.comii . hoke nut-
TER MIT POPCORN AND NUT STORBI
MACHINE5. BOTH MACHINE ARE NEW.
APPLY TO J M STARR I.ANSDALB, PA.
AI'TfTRll'K lsdv" for sale, length 14 ft.(
width ft 11 In , heigh- 0 ft 5 In., la
grod Kinditmn Vl plv Mr-town !). worke.
Wes-mn-lsnil
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PARTS Anv p-rt nf S'i-tnn motortrucks.
Including hnlst and dump bodies also (,ni
tlnentsl mo-, r i.nris "nil ivki ij
THREE-llOltSEPOWr.It ins ot gasoline en"
glnes for sale Inquire "HO Pine at Lom
bard 102.
FOR SALE 300 cots will sell III part or
entire lot, no teasonable offer refused. B.
Kerman. N IB cor, 2d niid llrnwn sts.
COTTRELL PRESS twn-revolutlon. four
roller, slxe of bed 27x30 for sale Secur
ity llnjjkNote Co l"-'3 ( hj-tnut jst t
REPRlOFltATORS nnd fixtures for groceries
nnd meat markets terms if desired.
RANDAI.I, " t" . .1.11 ! .a st
$1.25
ind up suitcases bags, trunks.
Taw-nshnp Exi- Co 21 N 11th sC
PHONOGRAPHS nnd records bought sold
and exch Werschoff 003 Walnut Phonol
vToiTlN oM ftnl cond. tone excel, sacrlflcf
$ 1 onil MTchettl 13?0 Princess Camden,
STANDS (nblneis etc big bargain. Phlla.
I'rlnt"rs' Supply 14 S Mh st .
PuOl'taHLES 2d-hand
ed exchanged Kosfr
inught, sold, rent
820 Girard ave.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
VICTitOLA IX including six Ill-Inch D, Y.
ncorda 121 selections ISO 10, this Is
handsom.- machine with latest Improves
jienta. $1 30 vveeklj H H Todd 1308 Arch
st nnd '.'1H ,Ma--ket st .
J3nn T()IIY i CLARK 81-notn player-
ptann biiiutlful mse used .1 short whilst
rost $700 terms mn bo arranged, guaran
teed Bj Todd ISmi rch 1 j
VICTROt IV wl'h rlx 10-Inch D F, r'O.
-. 1311 111 the outfit for one looking five
n good machine at small price II, H. Todd,
13U0 An-n st nnn -.--n awniri si
TALKINO MACHINE new mahogany caaa,
1123 reaulir prlco $200 fully guaranteed.
$1 30 vveektv II II Todd 1300 Arch St.
228 Matket at
$4(10 KNA1IE AN11ELU8 player, mahogany
c.ise can't be told from new, 1030; term
.rrnn-iei! II II T "id 1300 Arch st
1400 CHAPKOl.A talking machine for 1230
citsh ls, birirrlna In kodaks cameras and
j hntn implies Nnwltin. 27HII Kenslnston avet
lino LESTER upright, cost 1173- guar,
good condition II II. Todd 180(1 Arch st-
HORSES
PUBLIC AUCTION Young hlgh-cUss, pad. -'3
die horses, for John C Hlnkle. ai the ,offl
Windermere Farms, on Butler drive, H ft)r ryi
west from Ambler. Pa. Bsturday, July IB,
at a P m 10 very handsome wsll-achooIe4
aaddle horses and mares from the best stosC
f.rmi In the country 1 handsnms notiv. 7.
carl and harnrsai perfectly gentle for ehlv
nren. v.-atainguea jor unrumi
: breeding and full dee '
P. Blddle. Ambler! P2i a,,
iriU.I hill .li.kl- m.Iaa'. t
scrlntlon apply Henry
Kl'.'W good work horses) ri-usnuabU prl
pnono Kempt Loni wo., nan jv, MarKoe
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