" l i.V pft if w K" Vi,' i '1j ri " np V"" NJ 20 Cuarnigioni ItalianoOccuporob- boro Solianto Alcuni Punti per la Difosa sul Mare Published una Distributed Under PERMIT NO. 341. . Authorlied by the act of October 0. 101T.on.-il at the Postofflce of Phila delphia, Fa. a. s nuni.EsoN. . Postmaster General. Poma, 28 IukIIo. (By A. P.) li'Ilnlla hit declso dl nbbandonnrc Vnlona ngll nlbnncst, secondo notblo pubbllcnto dnl "Olomnlo D'ltulln." c dnl "Corrlcro d'ltalla." I prcdettl Eiornntl dlcono die un no cordo tra l'ltnlln l'Albanln c' stato vlrlualmcnto rngglunto sitllo bad clip coraprcndoiio l'nbbaudouo dl Valonn da parte' dcgll Italinnl, l'lmmcdlata cev feaiione dcllc ostllita', lo scambio del priglontcrl, 11 collocamento dl punr nlgtonl Italiano In certl piintl roMtltueiitl la dlfcsa dl Vnlonn In caso dl mi evento per un attacco dnlla parte del mare ed 11 riconosclincnto du parte dell' Italia delja Indipcndenza dell Albania, secon do lo frontierc stabltite dnlla conferenza dl Londra del 101!!. Roma, 27 UtgUo. II Conte Somszlch. prfmo minlstro uughoreie preso In Santa Sedc. ha proseiitato oggi le sue credenzlnli a Papa ltenedetto, ehe lo ha ricevuto oordialmente. 11 Pontetiee si dlsge lleto dl averc a Itomn un rap prescntante dellTnghpria. la cui trn tllzlonale lealta' ver.-o loChiesa era una dclle, glorie del Paese. Roma, 28 luglio. In segulto nl gravl tumultl verificate'l in Itaudazzo. comune della provincia dl Catania, il Govcrno ha inviato m iMpettore del Minlsto.ro dell'Interno ron l'incnrieo dl eseEuiro uua rigorosa inchiesta. Dal rapportl gitinti dal Prefetto dl Catania si rllcra die durante 1 tumulti sette pcrsone ritnasero uccise cd un trentlna fcrite. I tumult! furono provo catl da un ccrto malcontcnto che da qualche tempo kerpeggiava tra la popo lazlonc dl Itandnzzo n causa del deflciente rnziouamcuto dcllc paste allmentarl. II malcontento acuito da alcuni tne statorl ebbo 11 suo sfogo con una dimo strazlone contro le autorita' munlclpall, dimostrazlone nlla quale parteclpo una folia immcnia. I diraostranti si porta toiio Innanzi al pnlazzo municipalo c dopo grlda di "abbao" irruppcro ncl locall del municipio. Tuttl 1 curabinieri diaponibill nc- steamship notices L'lTALIA DISPOSTA Uaswe valona essa tl NIPP&NyBSENKAISHA Fast Xm '5Z& f ui ar-ri 'Mc-rigr AUSO FRElfjnT 8EBVICEM. h hM. . F BanUhtl, New fMTEJINATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE COMPANY AMERICAN LINE N. V. Cberbourc Southampton St, Taul JuIySlAus. 28Sept. 25 rnlladelphln ...Auk. TlSept. 4 Oct. 2 Xw York Auk. 21i&ept. 18lOct. 16 . NEW YORK HAMBURG ' Manchuria July SlIHept. IllOct. 23 Monft-olla Aur. 14Sept. 2SlNov. 0 PHILADELPHIA iaVERPOOL West Tacook Awr. 4 Western Plains Aur. 14 tlaverford Sept. 3 PHILADELPHIA OLASUOW JSastern Ben Anc n West Clierow Ausr. 10 West Nolio ue. 2 Eastern bra . Sept. 8 PHILADELPHIA IIAMBURO Kdcemont An jr. 10 Wampum ... ( Auk. 2 1 BelJeroie Auk. 31 RED STAR LINE Jf. Y. SODTHAMrTON ANTWEBP Kroonland . . Auk. 14Sept. 18!Oct. 23 Lapland Vur. 21'hept. 2fl Finland Ausr. 28Oct. 2 Zeeland Sept. 4lOct. D PHILADELPHIA ANTWERP West Tacook Aur, 4 Montauk Auk. 4 Nervier Aug.'lO Western Maid Auk. 14 West Wauneke Anr. 21 Wanthenn Auk. 31 Pauenrer Office, 1319 Walnut St, Phils. EARN-LINE Incorporatfd 1801 t U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steamer General Cargo Regular Service Philadelphia Manchester SS "Des Moines Bridge". Loading Philadelphia Havana SS "Lake Galera". . .Loading SS "Coquina" July 31 For rates and particulars apply to Earn-Line Steamship Co. 139 South Fourth St PHILADELPHIA, PA. DIRECT SAILINGS XHEIOIIT SEItVICK U. S. Shipping Board Steamers Philadelphia to Los Angeles Harbor San Francisco Seattle SS "Springfield" (100 A-l) Loading SS "Art!e;as" (100 A-l) Aug. 2 frith Regular Sailings Thereafter For Rates, Etc., Apply to NORTH ATLANTIC & WESTERN S. S. CO. 1S6 8. Fourth fit.. I-hlls... I'm. rkanes. Lombard 81161-8. Main Mo. NOTICE Adoption Regular Schedules August, 1st. 1020 Vb. Ifllrllll.-V, I l I..-S,. nil., n 1-..H, sivtNN.4IIJA('KSONVlI.I,l. FRL. 6 P.M. h- Merchant. & Miner. TrtniporUlion Co. ft" -j rler 18. Ho. Delaware Ave. si. Mmw ira M , Comoro sUl poato cercamlo dl persua der" I dlmostrantl n SKotnbrnro il imintclpln 6 a deslstoro dnlla dimostra ssionc, nsslcurninlo cho si snrcbbo prov vcduto n dtrimnrc il inalrontcnto. Ma la folln era troppo rccltata c dlvcnnc lnlnncclosn. Ad lit) ccrto pun to 1 ritrnbinlcrl. tcmcudo dl csserc soprnf fattl, pcrche iunlcuno si era gin' dnto a malincnarll, b1 trovnrono costrcttl a far uso ilello arm). Per tlinorc die I dlscordlnl si rln novino sono stutl inviatl sill posto del rinforzl. PLEA FOR INDUSTRIAL COURT Labor Organizer Asks Fair Trial Before Condemning It Toptlca, Kan., July 28. (Uy A. P.) A plea asking that organized labor give the Kansas court of industrial re latione law a fair trial before condemn ing it was made in nn open letter scut out today by A. L. Fleming, of Atchi son, Kan., nn organizer of the Ameri can Federation of Labor, to all union men in Kansas. Mr. Flptnlne nnlnted out that the decisloiiH already handed down by tho court gave tne employes an lucrense in wncps. "Ileforo the Inborlng men of Kanas join in the clamor of some of our labor leaders against the industrial court tney should tako the trouble tt understand it better," tho letter read. TRUCE IN MILK WAR Deliveries Resumed In Kansas City, Mo., Under "Armistice" Kansas City. Mo.. July 28. Milk deliveries to Kansas City consumers were resumed today under a three-day armistice ngrecmcut, after a suspension of twenty-lour hours because ot tiiiter ences between four of the largest dairy companies and city officials over the city milk grading ordinance. The dairy companies delivered milk in bottles with blank cans, without in dicating the grade. a provided in the ordinance, tho point which caused stop mice or tuo supply yesterday. Heads of the four companies were at liberty on bond today after their ar rests yesterday on warrants charging conspiracy to injure the public health. The trials were set for August 0. WAR ON OVERWEIGHT TRUCK Scales to Be Placed at Various Points on State Highways HarrMmrg. July 28. (By A. P.) Owiug to questions which have arisen over weights of trucks in the State Highway Department's campaign against overweight nnd overloaded trucks the state will establish stand ard scales at various points along main highways. The iirtt will be located at Millcrsville. Others will be placed along tho "Willlnin Penn, Lincoln, Susque hanna trail and other highways and the STEAMSHIP NOTICI". Palatial Passenger SteasBikrm or i,uuo tons to JAPAN.CI4INA MANILA I torn Seattle to Hong Kong vh Yokohama, Kobe, Nagasaki, Shanghai and Manila Vo, ".."l, r.aas-rrH-Mr. WHITE STAR LINE N. Y.Cherbourc Southampton Olympic Auk. 4Aur. 2SSept. 18 Ailrlatlo Auk. 14Sept. 15Oct. 16 N. T. QUEENSTOWN LITEBPOOL Baltic July 31Sept. 4lOct. O Mobile Auk. 21Sept. 25 Celtlo Aur. 28Oct. 2 Formerly Cleveland NEW YORK AZORES GIBRALTAR NAPLES OENOA Cnnoplo Auk. 28 Cretlo sept. 11 ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE PHILADELPHIA LONDON Eastern Shore July 30 Mucklnuw Auk. 7 Osawatnmle Auk. 14 Wauconda Aur. 28 HOLLA ND-AMEniCA I.INE PHILADELPHIA ROTTERDAM Mnusdyk Auk. 11 WHITE STAR Dominion MONTREAL QUEBEC LIVEBPOOL Canada Auk. 24Sept. 25Oct. 30 Mennntlo .. . . Auk. 21Sept, 18Oct. 16 Freight Office, 405-414 Bourse Bids;., Phi!.. Philadelphia to Scandinavian Ports Christiania, Gothenburg, Copenhagen Regular Service U. 8. Shlpplnc Hoard Steel Steamers SS "Oronoke" Loading A Steamer Aug. 10 (From Pier 78, South Wharves) Tho Charles T. Megee Co. Agenta for U. S. Shipping Board Drexel Building PHILADBTPHIA Bell Lombard 5100 dpUMMINQ LINE V. S. Shipping Board Steel Sttamtri Regular Service PHILADELPHIA to Rotterdam & An twerp SS "Lake Harminia". .Aug. 10 SS "Arizpa" Aug. 20 (From Pier 34, South Wharves) For information apply A. D. Cummins & Co., Inc H. P. DILKES, Manager 139 South 4th St., Phila. Lombard 4tS7-m8-.1ln7 Main l3g GMSEcWNE Direct passenger service from New York via Panama Canal, calllnr at Callao. Arlca. Iqulque, Alitofagasta k Valparaiso. Ss Santa Lllsa, iS Santa Lulu, 8a Sinta Ana, S3. Santa Teresa. Fortnightly ballnca. W. R. ORACE & CO., Agenta Hanover Square. N. Y or Local Agent, T.V" , 1; W)$m(& PUBLIC Trenton, Bnltlmoro nndi Lancaster pikes. v State highway ngenta and stato po licemen hnvc made a drlvo against per sons using cars with dealers tags for general uso instead of for demonstration purposes and it has been ruled a dealer may not use for family or pleasure driving a machino bearing only n deal er's tag. GARMENTS DYED BLACK (24-Hour Service) Ladies' Suits or Long Coats, '3 .50 Gentlemen's Suits Wc call and deliver cit j rf suburbs Pay Parcel Post Both Ways J. G. PATTQN Overs and Cleaners Since 1&10 763 S. 11th St., l'lilln. nick. 8060 IN MEMORIAM MrDOXAM) In wl and fovlnir memory of my il'nr ton. SOMMEHH SMITH McPON A I.I), who departed thl llfo July 28, 1O091 born Airil 10. 1801. Sadly missed. I'.lnpn yearn have passed and sono. I'm no lonely without you. son. I miss our loe. your srcctlngg and your smiles, I miss ou all the while. MOTHER. RAMFORD. Suddenly. July 1020, AL' rtERT J., eon of Ednard and Annlo Bam ford Relatives and mends, also Sterhen Olrard Council. No. 144, Jr. O. V A. M.: Cnod Intent Council. Ni 187, 8. and D. of I, , KeneinEion tv iuu, rairnui Hoys Club, Hosiery Workers' Local. No. 700, U. T of A emploes of Thomas Brown Co., In lted to funeral. Thurs.. 2 p. m.. late real denco 1021 E. Tloia st. Int. private. Oak land fm llemalns may bo viewed Wed. eve. BARRY At Vlneland. N. J July 20. JOSEPH H HARRY, aged 01 Relatives and friends aro Invited to attend funeral serv ices. Wed 7 30 p m.. residence. Main road, near Sherman ae. Int. Cypress Hills Ccm., "llOYU': -Jul'y 10, JOHN, son of Thomas and Mary Boyle (nee Kearns). aired n. Relatives nnd friends Invited to funeral, Thurs.. 7 30 a. m . residence, 321 N. Buck nell st Ulch requiem mass at St. Francis Xavler's Church ! a. m. Int. Holy Cross BCRT Suddenly, on July 2. HAItOLD R HURT, 212 N Lansdowne ave.. Lans done Pue notice. MERCANTILE BANK OF THE AMERICAS 41 riNE STREET NEW YORK An American Dank for Foreign Trod New Orleans Farls Madrid Barcelona AFFILIATED BANK3 In Colombia Peru Venezuela Ilraxll Nlcaravua Cuba Costa Rica Honduras FREE Penna. Ton-Tested Tube with each Penna. Varunm Tire purchased from us. LYNCH TIRE COMPANY 1333 Race Street .?;, Medium-sSized Building WANTED harlnK It. K. Slillnr. vrlth i:nlne hiiU Holler. Lornllon between Mont Kmery Ave. and WashtnRton Ave., Lust f Ilroad St. J. B. HAINES Advertlslnr Agency 1218 CHESTNUT STREET FIXANriAL WILSON & CO., Inc. Notice of Evplratlon of Votlnc Trust Pursuant to the terms of the VotlnK Trust Certificates for Common Stock of Wilson A o Inc , certldcates for shares of Common Stock ot the Company will be deliverable on and after July 2B. 1020, In exchange for, and upon surrender of. Votlnc Trust Cer tificates duly Indorsed for transfer. In blank, at Hankers Trust Company. It) Wall Street, the Aeent of the Votlnc Trustees In the Borough of Manhattan, In the City of New Tork In case any holder of VotlnK Trust Cer tificates shall desire delivery at ChlcaKO of certificates for shares of Common Stock of tho Company In ejechanco for his VotlnK Trut Certtfleates. rirst Trust and SaUnss Hank of Chlcaco will upon request arranse for such delivery there. Holders of VotlnK Trust Certificates are requested to surrender them for cx.hange on Julv 20 lt'20. or as soon thereafter as pos sible Nn transfers of Votlne Trut Cer tldcates will be made after July 20, 1020. Th Voilnpr Trustees have Ven Informed that application will he made to list the fommon Stork of the Company on both the New York Stock Exchange and the Chicago Stork Exchange The Voting Trustees have been advised that stock transfer taxes are not payable In respect of the surrender to the Voting Trus tees of Votlne Trust Certificates where cer tificates for Common Stock of the Company are to be Issued In the names of the holders of record of the VotlnK Trust Certificates, and that the Company will pay all taxes paable In respect of the transfer of the fommon Stock from the names of the VotlnK Trustees Into the names of the holders of record of the Voting Trust Certificates. In all rases where the Issue nf certificates of Common Slock Is requested In a name other than that appearing upon the Votlnc Tnjet Certificates surrendered for exchange, the signatures to the Indorsement on transfer of such Votlnc Trust Certificates must be guaranted by a bank or trust company hav ing an ofllco In the Dorough of Manhattan, City of New Tork, or having a correspondent In said norough, or by some New Tork Stork Exchange firm and will require the payment of Tederal Transfer Taxes and of New Tork State Transfer Taxes, where de liveries are to be made In that State, this (.crstltutlnc a transfer MICIIAKI, B. I-OED. Secretary of the Voting Trustees. July 22,. 1020 NOTICK TO HOf.DISRS nofKnn.i, coai, a ikon tompans MORTOAOK Oh T'nder the Sinking I"und provisions of the mortgage sealed proposals will be received until 3 P M August 8, ll0, at the office of The Pennsylvania Company for Insur ances on Lives and Granting Annuities. Trustee, for the sale to It at the lowest pi e. not exceeding 102 and accrued Inter est of as many bonds as S40.000 will pur rrtaee All proposals should be addressed to the undersigned TUB PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY FOH INSURANCES ON LIVES AND (1RANTINO ANNUITIES. Trustee. SIT Chestnut St., Phlla.. Pa. ' ProposilM for Slnklne "und, Rockhlll 'oal L Iron Co ' Tr.Ml'LK COAL CO. nRRT AND COLLAT- enil Trust .lltge. 6 MnktnC Fund (lold Honda' Under rrovlslons of the mortgage, proposals for account of the sinking fund lll te received until 3 p. m.. August 10, lO.'O, at the office of the Pennsylvania Com puny for Insurances on Lives and flrantlng Annuities. Trus'ee, for the sale to It at the lowest price not exceeding 101 and accrued Interest rf as rainy bonds as 1107,074 73 will purchase. All tenders should be ad dressed lo the undersigned. THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY FOR TN- hUIKNCEH ON LIVES AND ORANTINO ANNUITIES, Trustee. 517 Chestnut st-, Philadelphia. Pa. Tenders for S. K. Temple Coal Co. Dividends THE OIRARD NATIONAL HANK Philadelphia. July 27, 1020. The Board of Dlreotors has this day de- , ri.rril . i-i.n, -m..,h. u, ..to ur, rnn . payable August 2, 1020, to stockhold ers of record at the close of business Jutf 27. 1020 Checks will be mailed C M ABHTON. Cashier AMPARO MINl.NO COMPANY Philadelphia. July 27. 1020. The Directors hove i this day declared the regular quarterly dividend of 'inree per cent (3) and an extra dividend of Two per cent (2J. rtavable August 10. lOtO. to stock holders of record July 31 1D20. Checks will 1)0 mailed JOSEPH 8 WILLIAMS, Treasurer. Proposals OFFICE OF THE QI'AIITKRMAHTKR OF.N- ernl. Supply Service. Purchase Division. C & E Branch, Munitions nulldlng. Wash ington, D C Sealed proposals will bo re reived here until 1IA M. August 10. 1020. for furnishing Ti.itOO yards O, I). Worsted Gabardine Information on request THE ilOROCGII OF HnARON HILL. DEL- aware County. Invites bids on thirty-year bond Issue at Hi per. cent, free of State tax. Bonds tsno each. Send bids by August 6 to WILLIAM 8. ATCHISON, 701 Ualley Bldg., Philadelphia. ' .li J " ".'Ml CimEIBHIIJADELPBM, WEmSSSDAYu, JfttSt 28, I95fr DKATjtf t CALDWELU July 26. BENJAMIN. O., husband of lAmella Caldwell. B1.,Jvefc,i trlends and all organisations' ot which no was a member. Invited to funeral. Sat., l.aii P. m. precisely, residence. 1021 roplar si Friends may call Frl ii Int. Fernwood Cem. eve. CAUFFMAN. July 27. 1M0. at nojoor ough. Pa.. SARA HYKRLY, daughter of the Ilotbor- late James II, and Catherine i. ''"', L's. Iiadger). Funeral services at St. Timothy s P. K. Church on Thursday at 2 P. m. , CORCORAN. July 27, JAMES, son of late James and Ellen Corcoran, of County Cork. Ireland, Funeral Frl., 8:30 a. m.. from his sister's residence. 1024 Wood st. Solemn te oulem mass at. tho Cathedral 10 a. m. int. Holy Cross Cem. ' ,, , CllAWFORD. July 27. StAnY A., wife of William 8. Crawford. Funeral services In the Heddlng JI. V. Church. Frl,, 1 P. "J; Friends may call Thurs.. after 8 P. m.. Ik. veaManM. nf . -... t-..nh f'TAWfOrCi. cor, of Jefferson and Willow aves., Wenonati. DREIZLER. July 29, FRANK T; " band of Effle M. Dreliler (nee Uber). Rela tives and friends Invited to funeral services, at his late residence. 4930 N. 12th st.. Thurs.. 2 p. m. precisely. Int. West Laurel Hill Cem. , FAUNCE. July 10. CLARA I. v. If e of Lawrence W. Faunce (nee Rellng). aged 33. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, Thurs., 8'UO a. m., from her lato resi dence, 3731 N, Park ave Solemn requiem high mass St, Stephen's Church 10 a, m. Int. rrlvert". . F5ARiIAN. July 2fl. at Burlington, Ont., Canada. LOUISA COURTRIOHT. wife of Frank D, Fearman. . . FORD July 28. SIMON P.. husband of Annie Vftnl. TletallveM nnd friends. alSO emplojes of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.. Cohockslnk F. P. A. Nn. 520 Invited to funeral on Saturday at 2 p. m. from his lato residence. 41V N. Dewey st. Interment Fernwood Cemetery. Friends may call trl- day evenlnff. . ...,.,.... lRUiSCll. JUiy id, IVZV. HAlluuvinn. widow of Conrad Frosch, In her 81st year. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, Thurs., 7:30 n. m,, late residence. 6525 N. 3d s:. uequiem mass pi. jicnry wiun. a m. int. at, j-eters wm. OAnniEL. July 2B, JACOD, son nf the late Jacob ond Caroline Gabriel. Funeral Thurs.. 7:30 a. m. from 178 Diamond st. Requiem mass St. Honlfaclus's Church 0 a, m. Int. New Cathedral Cem. Lawrence So cial invited to attend. Viewing Wed., after ' HALL On July 20. 1020. EMMA SQUIRES, daughter of Henry D. and the lato Florida E. Hall (nee Townley). Rela tives and friends are Invited to the funeral service, on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, nt the residence of her brother-in-law. John W Hunt, 2300 S. 18th st. Interment pri vate. Friends may call Wednesday evening. HAYWARD. Suddenly, on July 24, ntiVi, HAYWARD. 1114 N. Leo at. Relatives and friends, also all societies of which ho was a member. Invited to services. Thurs. 8 pm. residence. C. W. Van Horn. ,, si iih et llemalns lewed ved. eve. HECK Suddenly. July. 27. WILHEL- MINA, wlfo of LudKlR Heck (nee Flecneri. aged fiS Duo notice, late residence, 778 N. ""ilENTZ July 27. AUOU8TUS IIENTZ, aged 12. son ot John nnd Charlotte (nee Mor rison) Hentz. at parents' residence. 117 Hrown st. Funeral later. Tittvair-KKnnied. at New Rrlton. Pa., July 20. 1020, ELLA M. HUNSICKER. sister of Rev R. M. Hunslckcr. riinerai services Thursday evening, at 8 o'clock, from the residence of her brother. New llrlton. Pa,, on Friday. 11 a. m.. nt Lower Frovldence Baptist Church. Int. fUw,!.n.n.,.,,t,, , KAHCHER. Julv 23. CATHARINE A., wife of Samuel p. Karcher and daughter of late John and Ellen Hutler. Funeral, to which relatives and friends are Invited, Thurs , 8:30 a m . from her late residence, 2MB S, lnth st. Solemn mass of requiem at Church of tit Monica at 10 a. m. precisely, lnt New- Cathedral Cem ... KEEFE On July 27, 1020. MARY O., daughter of Pntrlck and Joanna Kcefo (nee Lonergcn), aged 10 ears and 0 months. Relatives md friends, clso Holy Angel Sodality, Invited to funeral, on Friday, 8:30 a. m , from her parents' residence, Ardmore Park, Pa Solemn requiem mass at St. Dennis Church, 10 a. m. Interment St. Dennl" Cemetery. . KNIESNEH. On July 23. 1020. SAM UEL, husband nf Wllma Knlesner (nee Strompft. aged 47 years Services Thurs.. 1.30 p m. residence. 2710 Opal St. Int. Greenmount Cem. Friends call Wed. eve. MARTIN On July 20 MATILDA MAR TIN Relatives and friends, und members of he Guild of St. llarnaba's. aro invited to the service, on Thurs. morn , at 11 o'clock, at the Oliver II. Hair Bids-.. 1820 Chestnut st Interment private . MAY. July 2.1, MICHAEL J., beloved husband of Mary A May. Funeral Frl . 8:30 a, m , from his lato residence, 138 U. Glrard ave .solemn requiem mass at Church of the Immaculate Conception 10 a nt. Funeral and lnt private, Holy Sepulchre Ccm. Please omit flowers MeLEAN Suddenly, on July 28. 1020, WILLIAM, ron of tho late Asam and Agnes McLean. Relatives and friends, also Har monv Lodge No. 02. F. nnd A. M.: Colum bla R A. Chanter. No. 01; Voluntary Re lief Asso. of the Penna. R. R.. are Invited to the service on Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the residence nf his brother-in-law. Howard L. Myers. 8833 Wallace at. Interment private. Friends may call Wednesday evening. juilano July 23. liio. at Asoury I'arK. N. J.. JOSEPH, son of Mary O. and la'.e Rocco V. Milano. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral, Thurs., 8 a. m , from his mother's residence. 741 S. 8th st High requiem mass at St. Mary Magdalene dl Pn'zl Church. Int. Holv Cross Ccm. MOFFITT. On July 27th. CATHARINE, wife of Thomas Moflltt. Relatives and friends are Invited to the rervlce. on Friday, at 2 p m.. at her late residence, 2320 St. Albans st. Interment at Mount Mnrlah Cemetery. MORAN. Julv 20. JOHN, husband of Maria Moran. Relatives, friends and Police Renef, Asso., invited to funeral, Frl . 8:30 a. m , from 3337 Arcadia st. Solemn re quiem mass at Church of the Nativity 10 a. m. lnt New Cathedral Cem. MURRAY. July 24, FRANK P. MUR RAY, husband of Mav Murray Relatives and friends Invited to funeral, Thurs, 8.80 a m., from his la'e residence, 1420 S, Ring gold st. Solemn requiem mass. St. Gabriel's Church 10 a m Int. Holy Cross Cem NEILL. Suddenly July 23, JOSEPH II.. Jr., son ot Joseph It and late Anna Netll. Relatives and friends, also Veterans ot Foreign War. ate Invlfd to attend funeral, Thurs., 2pm. residence 2023 S. I3th st. Int. Mt. Morlah Cem. Remains may be viewed Wed eve PHILLIPS Julv 20. JOHN F . husband of Tennessee II Phillips (neo Shule). used 76. Relatives and friends also Wlnfleld Scott Post. No. 114 O A R. Invited to funeral services, Thurs . R 30 p m.. at funeral apartmentn of Harold II Mulligan, 10th and Oermantovvn ave lnt private, Frl , at con venience of the family, at American Mechan ics' Cem. PHILLIPS On July 25. at Atlantic City. N. J.. IDA. wife of Frank J. Phillips, of Atlantic City. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services. Thurs., 3 p. m., nt parlors of Jefferies & Keates, 1713 Atlantlo ave., Atlantic City. In'erment at Pleasant vllle. N. J Remains may be viewed Wed. eve., from 7 to 9. at he parlors of Jefferies & Keates. 1713 Atlantic ave.. Atlantlo City. RAMSEY Julv 27 ROBERT, husband of Emmaand son of the iHte Joseph and Eliza Ramsey, aged 40 Relatives, friends and all societies of which he was a member, are In vited to attend funeral Thurs.. 3 p. m.. late residence, cor Rhawn st and Veree road. Fox Chase. lnt Lawnvlew Cem. Friends call Wed eve RICHARDSON. July 27, ANTTIONY. hus band of Mary A Richardson (nee Flte), aged 78 Funeral services Frl . 10 a. m.. at J. K. Hackman's funeral parlors. Int. private, Harren Hill Cem. RUTH July 20. ELIZA J., widow of Wil liam Ruth Services Frl . 2 n m.. late resi dence, Folcroft Del Co . Pa. Int. Media e8CIIMIDT On July 20, 1020. ICATHER INA widow of Frederick Schmidt, aged 00 years Relatives and friends Invited to fu neral Frl at 2 p m , residence. 010 Poplar st. lnt Northwoo Cem. STEELE A, his home. Bridge Hill Farm, near Con Station. Chester county, Pa.. July 23 10. JOSEPH STEELE, agei 70 years. Interment at the Steele Man. Sol emn Circle of St John. Mount Morlah Cem etery, about 11 30 a m Thurs., July 29. TRACY Julv a7 LAWRENCE F. TRACT, aged 78, funeral Trl 8 30 n. m.. from his late residence l'j r. Franklin St., Media, ra. Solemn high mass Church of the Nativity 10 a m lnt rivary Cem. WALSH On Julv 23. 1020. PATRICK. husband of Margaret Walsh (rree Sheekey), aged r3 ears Relatives and friends Invited to funeral Thurs , 8:30 a. m., residence, Church road Wnvne Pa. Solemn requiem mass at st Kotherlne's Church 10 a, m. lnt Se Denis's Cem WEISS July 27 at the Home for Aged and Infirm Israelites JOSEPH WEISS, aged 84 Tuneral Thurs , 2 p. m., from the Home lnt Mt Wnal Cem. WESS Puddenlv at Cape May, N J., July 20 RAYMOND J , husband of Cora Wess (nee Skea) Relatives and friends In vited to funeral services, Thurs., 2 p. m., late rneldenco 110 N Dearborn st. Friends may call Wed 8 to 10 p. m. Ins. private. WHITELEY July 27. at Secane, ED WARD WHITELEY aged 03. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. Frl 2 p. in . son's residence Jeise Whlteley. 205 N. 03th st lnt S-. Tames, Klngsesslng. W1NPENNY Suddenly. July 23 ANNA OILPIV widow of Marshall 8. Winpenny nnd daughter of late Washington II. and Ioulsa II Ollpln Funeral services at resl fence, Montgomery ave.. Merlon, Pa., Thurs., 11 a m In private. 1'NDF.RTAKERa LOST AND FOUND UARPIN -Lost, July 20, largo platinum bar pin &7 diamonds, liberal reward. Finder communicate with Joseph K, Davidson's Hon 210 S 13th st. HITCH Lost, brown poodle bitch In neigh borhood nf Troad st and Northeast bnule. vard If found please notify George Wll nng jr j'none ntstnui mil too or Lorn- bard 230 Reward NEt'KI'ILC'E Lost brown martin fur neck piece, from automotlle last Saturday In llamtr.onton N J near Hotel Jackson or just outaiae en route to camaen: reward. Finder ploase communicate with F. L. Jl 18 Qllmore ave Merohantvllle, N. J PIN 110 reward for return of diamond-set iraicrmty pin: name on paca, u son, uucr iitita. BBBBS-tBBB-tKgflSg-rjBBgflBgHHBMntJe- ScflOlOtfRs V DIAMOND eee-aVies-H-svaaamvtB-esnMtamsB-sssssaBtjSiB-ssa h v.' ' ; ; ' ',' xogyxyp -rotran) w"c"d7?i0.ti1v.ry.r a:r M.I 10III. on blew ."i .Initials O. JERSOITAL3 1 uVnl c1,ntrraet',dr"rm',r,rf 'ny. . 2 Vf Klose. Atlantic City, N. I. tlf' Mr"' " HELP -vyAKTED-Trr.TvTAT.-a state weri?n l.'i'fop n'onaI bang. P 1024. l"ftV,trS?,'''' 'rr desired. llOOXKKfiPRIl .' .. ' &3$3s&S Elkckin,d.i-1ue.?teno'- ' "W " DEFOnE BELECTINO A VOCATION A youn woman should consider BELL TELEPHONE OPERATINO It offers unsual advantages SUint2HJJ5LNas AltB IDEAL nFCrtPATrrRI'JFS C08T LITTLE ANDtRS ?299.AnR TLEASANT AND THE ASSOCIATIONS ARB DELiailTFUL See MISS STEVENSON, 1631 ARCH ST. or If mora convenient! Mist Orr. 28 W. Chelten ave. BELL TELEPHONE CO. OF TENNA. "trtTW?" W ' CALCULATORS ,,.. Experienced clerks On. e.iii.b" K00i mathematicians , one familiar with discounts preferred El E; "OUOHTON & CO. 240 W. Somerset st Thone Kensington 7100 CUJJ,?.?I.B on "Ithtwelght knit cloth for"bath .Vl5. uJi" kRnd "eys! steady work all jear r?adhW.w''k'..u",::Lr.L.ru'',ir..cn Underwear Co.. 241S N. Howard st aUiVi WRM,'c'l In largo office, must be ex .JtTltSetf. In acneral office work, prefer anie. bookkeeping or cost figuring: splen ilin,,PC0 for koo'' worker: rood salary and short hours. Apply to Mr. Partington, Amorlcan Stores Co.. 47th and Noble sts. OIRLH past IB wanted In nil departments: r-00?".?l.rv to 8,f ' P. W. Maurer & Sons E . u ayne av., near 18lh and Oer mantown ayp. aIJ2L,s. over 21. to assist In soda depart rnsnt evenings: good salary; shert hours. Cahallero Drug Co.. B2d and Walnut. LAUNDnT HELP OPENINGS FOR A NUMBEn OF EXPERIENCED SHTRT STARCirERS. FANCY IRONERS, COLLAR, IRONERSi ALSO MARKERS AND SORT ERS. APPLT I MARKET ST LAUNDRT 1308 FILBERT ST. SAIjESWOMEN for women's coats, suits srnd dresses: must be experienced: permanent position. Apnly second floor wanAmaker hrown 0th and Market sts. STENOGRAPHERS Permanent positions Good pay Chance for advancement E. F. HOUOHTON & CO Apply 540 W. Somerset st. Or phone Kensington 7100 STENOGRAPHER, femsle: permanent posi tion, with ample opportunity for advance ment for nn experienced stenographer. Ad dress R. L. Campbell. In care of Atlantlo Refining Co . 3144 Passvunk ave. ' STENOGRAPHER, experienced: one living In Frankfprd or vicinity preferred: state age. experience and salary desired. P 1010. laager unire. 8TENOQRAFHER Wanted, a young lady, who is a good stenographer. See Mrs. Hooper at once. Orleb & Thomas. 300 N. Broad. STENOGRAPHER, experienced, for general office work. Bundy Typewriter Co., 1003 Chestnut st. STENOGRAPHER for uptown manufactur ing concern: state past experience and sl. ary desired Write "V. 10," P. O. Box 3481. STENOGRAPHER, experienced, for general office and answer phone, etc.: reference. I' lull, imager unice STENOGRAPHER nnd office assist, in wool nouse: stave age, exp.. eic. sua Lieu, orr. WOMAN, experienced, wanted, to take com plete charge of lace embroidery, trimming nnd button department: one capable ot buy ing and selling: good salary, commission on sales and bonus on profits. Inquire II. Wlrtschafter ft Sons, Trenton, N. J. General TEACHERS warrted-.Ve need hundreds of college, high school, special and grade teachers Immediately to meet pressing de mands, no advunco fee. Write the Interstate Teachers' Agency S01-C00 Livingston Bldg., Rochester, N, Y. BUSINESS SERVICE CO.. 1110 Land Title bookprr . stenogs., typists, clerks. 118-130. BUSINESS SERVICE CO.. 1110 Land Title. BKRS STENS.. TYPISTS,CL'KS.tl5-J3U. HELP WANTED MALE ADVERTISING SOLICITOR -- Experienced . man wanted by leading publication for trade Journal work In. Philadelphia and vicinity, salary commensurate with ability to produce, excellent opportunity for ad vancement. Write, giving details of experi ence, age, education, references, etc. If 412 ledger Office. ART GLASS MAN, thoroughly experienced, wanted one able to lay out his own work: good opportunity for right man. The Youngs town Mlrroi und Art Glass Co., Youngs. town O AUTO MECHANICS; must be first glass. Apply 1412 Wood st. BANK CLERK wanted for national bank: state experience and salary desired, P 1028. Idser Office. BOOKKEEPER Bright young single man, aulck. accurate, aood writer nnrt nf mien personality that we can bond. This position on merchandise ledgers with large manufac turing concern near Broad and chestnut sts,, offers unusual opportunities for successful applicants willing to begin nt bottom: state age, schooling, experience and minimum sal ary desired, P. O. Box 761. Phlla.. Pa. BOOKKEEPER, auditor and stenographer for mountain hotel August and September; write, stating experience and references. Castle Inn, Delaware Water Oap. Pa. BRAKEMEN WANTED FOR PHILADELPHIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD 1023 FILBERT STREET PHILADELPHIA. PA. BUICK MOTOR CO . FLINT, MICH. """ BHEET-METAL DIEMAKER8 Die sinker Machinist Machine repair Lathe hands Tool and production grinder hands Acme operators Grldley operators State, full particulars in first letter, and for detailed Information regarding transportation and General Motors housing; plan write the above address CABINETMAKERS and all-around wood working machine hands: skilled men only) 140.32 weekly for 48 hours for first-class mechanics, with attendance and production bonus. Apply ready for work. Unit Construo- tlon Co., 68th and Prays ave. CARniAOB TRIMMER for automobile work, first class. Apply American Railway Ex- press Co. Osrsge 1831 Market st. CHEMIST, Inorganlo young man In his twenties, capable of establishing perma nent connections with chemical house: 11200 to IU00 annually at start, according to ex perience and callbr, small scale productions work and charge of shipping) also miscella neous Inside duties, with later sales work If mutually desired, state schooling, experience and salary expected Address P 107, Ledger Office . COST ACCOUNTANT, senior, experienced In cost system Installation In Industrial plant; one experienced with certified public account. ant prcrerren. r une. l-eagsrnicq CRATERS, experienced, for crating stoves and ranges. Abram Cox Stove Co,, Ameri can and Dauphin sts. t n SSBtsBTlMsBSBSBB. joriafr wjticnnkAtn . " DECORATOR, experienced, wanted by an old-established house i one who thoroughly understands the furnishing of a home Iff Its entirety. P 1018. Ltdrer Office. URAFTtlMKn vve (two m nuuiDr Jl inumuintr "xperienceq ANDjDKTAILINO f6r our plant at Bsslnir. edge of electrical apparatus! beat of working conditions! pay on hourly, basis! permanent worK ror invse wno quality, call at the of fices of the Weetlnghoueo Elect, and Mf. Co.. Wldener Jlldr., between 10:30 a.m. and ENGINEERS, 2, recent graduates M, E. pre. ferred. for research and drafting workl fu'nR?. ty S,r3.T,L.KdWrr0aQcTrltn"' 0"j EXPERIENCED BRAKEMEN (YARD) APPLY TERMINAL TRAINMASTER BALTLMORB A OHIO RAILROAD 88T1I AND JACKSON HTS.. PHILADELPHIA, PA. FARM LABORERS, 100, for general work around truck farm, located 4 miles south of Morrlavlllei permanent employment of- jj-.tv. ,v lazuli men. Apply morKey f'ojuee Co., Morrlsvllle. Thone Morrlsvllle IABpRERg WANTED. DAY ANOjNiattT. Lc,9.N.flTnuCTION WORK! LOPO JOR, STER. BEACH AND PALMER STS. LABORERS for concrete work at Lakehurst, N. J. i (too per hour: sleeping quartefs free: shipment Thursday morning. Apply Irwlti & .--......... -a.,, ,ierry. LABORERS 500, wanted: steady work, good ghenyl """" " "" -u ""u ""c- MACHINISTS LATHE HANDS BORfNO-MILL HANDS BCARFER8 PLANER HANDS This la a rood, steady Job, with plenty of overtime Apply at once. Sun Shipbuilding Co. Mf Chester MACHINIST STEADY WORK FOn MAN F.XPERIENCED ON WILCOX A OinR3 OVERLOOK MACHINES: GIVE REFER ENCEH. FULL PARTICULARS OF EN PBRIENCE AND STATE SALARY DE SIRED. O 22. P. O. BOX 3443. MEN MEN MEN for Central Railroad Co. of New Jereev best wages: straight time, rain or shine1 time and. half for overtime and Sunday work: first-class boarding accommodations no money required; freeshlpment. Apply ail day at company's Free Employment Bureau. 221 N. 16th st. MEN 'TO HELP IN MATTRESS FACTOnY. ArPLT WANAMAKER'S WAREHOUSE N. E. COR. 22D AND WASHINGTON AVE. MEN WANTED FOR HOTEL WORK. AP PLY K. OF C. EMPLOYMENT RUREAU S. W. CORNER BROAD AND VINE. Lol CUST 6041. MOLDERS MOLDER8 ON GRAY IRON. HEAVY FT.OOR. BIDE FLOOR. BENCH AND MACHINE MALLEABLE IRON MOLDERS ON FLOOR. BENCH AND MACHINE! MEN TO BREAK IN ON BENCH AND MACHINE MOLDING COREMAKERS , ON HEAVY AND LIGHT WORK RHOUR DAY TIME AND HALF FOR ALL OVERTIME. INCLUDING SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND aUNDAY OPEN SHOP CONDITIONS CALL OR WRITE MR HAMMOND ROOM 107. HEED BI.DO 1218 FILBERT ST. FnOM 0 TO 12 A M.. 2 TO B P. M. OPEN EVENINGS. 0.30 TO 8 P. ii. ROOM CLERK, experienced, for mountain hotel, August and September: write, stat. Ing nxperience and references. Castle Inn, Delaware water Oap, Pa SALESMAN Wanted, traveling confection ery salesman covering any territory throughout the country to sell our Ice cream cones on commission1 basis, great opportunity for well-paying side line will contract for exclusive territory For particulars wire or write to the American Hlscult Co., 2 Faulk ner Square, Maiden Mass SALE8MAN To dispose of an attractive Industrial common stork, assets more than stock Issjed to safeguard Investors; only a limited amount of this stock to be sold: opening for a few live-wire hustlers who mean business: liberal commission nnd per manent big future. Write P. O. Box 047, Dhllailalnllla SAiisri.MAiN iieDuui urea are in great de mand: unusual proposition presented upon application: exclusive territory given men who can produce: our men now earning from $100 to $300 per week: call at ones before territory Is closed. Eastman Rubber Works, ... JIK -.fori... T..n l.- ,-. .... .III., -.. ..t.ni. , .wuill -li), VUIIIUCII, N. J. SALESMAN, stationery and printing: one who has had outside experience and who has a followlrrg: all applications held confi dential; state full particulars In first letter, P 1013. Ledger Office. 8ALE8MAN Wanted, an experienced stock salesman capable ot handling high-grade Industrial preferred stock: best of references required. Mall applications to M 300. Ledger Office. BALESMEN TOR LOCAL INVESTMENT SECURITIES: LEADS FURNISHED TO REPUTABLE APPLICANTS. B 903. LED GER OFFICE. SALESMEN, Catholic, for nationally known concern: city and road: permanent: only men of good habits and reference need apply. Room B18 Welghtman Bldg Call 8 to 10 a m.. 4 to 0 P m. SALESMEN" We want 4 ambitious young men or pleasing personality, witnout wide selling experience: we prefer to train our own salesmen: our men earn 40 a week upward during training. Call 741 Real Es tate rrustBWg1jaHer(V30arn BALESMEN. security, with or without ex Verlence, to handle new Una never before offered public: good positions for right men with guaranteed advancement 8ee Mr. Lounshury. noom 738 101 1 Chestnut. SALESMAN, stamnlng and printing. Apply p 1012 Ledger Oftlee with experience on mechanical drawings to work at our Bsslngton, Pa., plant; good ...,,., f.r advancement: nav nn nnnriu v.--.- Call at the offices of the Weetlnghouss Elect! m. m. and 1 p. m or 1 and 8 p m., July 2g. 87-28: bring samples of work. Inquire for U. I. cin-.il... WALL PAPER SALESMAN MAN OF HIOH-ORADE BUSINESS EXPE. RIENCE IN THI8 LINE APPLT DEPT. OF PERSONNEL. FLOOR 4H. FILBERT 8 " BTRAWBRIDOE & CLOTHIER WOODWORKING macnine hand, skilled men for mortlsers. plnloners. stickers and molders; night work: 8 hours' pay for 7 hours' work: B nights a week. Apply ready for work before 6 p. m. Unit Construction Co., 38th and Grays ays. YOUNO MAN, IT or 18 years old. for cleri. cal position with an automobile concsrni give reference. M 421. Ledger Office. ' ,- V i gn.P WANTEDMALE wrvnmrORKERS. flrst'etass, to check up WaSdDbu..d fofm. for 'iXaund worklnr. machinery! only those "nJSr"y2 igf.Jy'W.A-A .' rB,h'"arndnCG'?.nKvvod-. flrnrrnt OREENEWALD'S -upLOY-A SPECIALIZED HIOILORADE ttyrwx No enrollment or reglstr charges APPLICATIONS FROM LOCAL nESIDli.-o ONLY Accra. Take chsrgo large mf. corn. AUUTti. oversee cos. oepw "'".,. AUDITOR Knowledge bkpg.. lj"r JJn PURCHASING agent's asit. Mfg. ,P 8UPT. elevator mfg. Plant. ?-.,.,. FOREMAN Route man, oversee dflvers, FOREMAN Knowledge production mfr. exp. HKi'it. Take cnarge onico mm- '.-. n.r-rl'U. oeciv. imnnr "..- ..! neri APPLICATIONS SOLICITED 'fnm,yalP'2 office and factory executives, MEN . ann wiiMBNi no otners. lnrormauun "" .-; booklet gratis. Remember, no enrollment or regiriry cnarges. ami o. .". RURINESS SERVICE CO. 1114 Land Title, BOOKKTR3 OFFICE MFG.-Oen'! to 143. CHEMIST Research, colors. paint. 12000 CLERK Shipping, tvnlst stock to i4,... DESIONERS A DRAFTSMEN Mach, to 13000 firm- factory exec, Interview Tuesday, IOUUU. SALESMEN Men with selling record. 8TENO. ft PRIVATFJ BBUI-ti; in SUPERINTENDENT Mfg. Installation, raoiriisci i ? .ennn large v.ncm, I'lam lu .nuww. TEACHER Foreign Trade: Trent Reading, MEN AND LADIES wanted, learn barber trade! make big money: quickly learned! steady employed: earn while learning: chain nf shoos: day or night class. Write Trl-Clty Barber School, 228 N, 0th st.. Philadelphia, AGENTS TAILORINO SALESMEN, soil men's special order suits, overcoats: best values: lowest prices; want big producers: state experience: write for fall-vvlntr sample line. Leeds Woden Mills. 230 S. Franklin, Chicago. SITUATIONS WANTED BtALE ACCOUNTANT open for special engagement! will audit, straighten tangled accounts and prepare financial reports. B 804. Ledger Off. EXECUTIVE'S ASSISTANT Capable man desires to connect with Industry, textile S referred, whero Integrity would count and e appreciated: confidential, financial and managerial experience: an A-l man In every 8 articular: best of references, P 1)2:, Ledger fflce EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES EDUCATIONAL and Domestlo Employment mill, OOS a rivrienham MRIt, nn.. stfl... U,UI, .. ... ......y. ....... ,.. UIIU t.UUIUl, irsinril liri. wuiipnru. MISS HARKINS. 2001 Balnbrldge. wishes ,'a., .una, ..,.., a -Iliun,, IUUICB, IliaiJS. ref. BUSINESS PERSONALS DIAMONDS RnnnHT Positively highest cash, prices for your dla. monds. any stie from M to 10 carats: nont pay higher: also old gold, platinum anrt .iti.I ..ought: estates Douent (private): est JO" vra. The Diamond Shop l0tf;u DIAMONDS BOUGHT ANY SIZE PRICE NO OBJECT Pawn Tickets for Diamonds nought. KELLY & CO.. 032 CHESTNUT ST. Suite 21-22. Over Chllds' Restaurant. Prlvali DIAMONDS BOUGHT HARRY W. SMITH. 717 SANSOM ST. ELECTRIC TRBAT.MENT. also manicuring. Office 803 8. 11th St., hours from 10 to ELECTRIC treatment and manicuring. Room 108 Heed Bldg.. 121B Filbert St.. Loo.8081 ntlHMEH OOODS of all rte.rrtnllnn. paired. Andrew T. Hlrchett. B08 H 1i t. MOERK will wire your house for electric" lights Poplar 1301 J. 2733 Jefferson st. DION fences.wlndow guards.tree (ruards and repairs, vvm. iiarKson. n.iaa im. oin St. UPHOLSTEItER will do repair work In your home anywhere, Eastwood, 253 N, 18thi MACHINERY MACHINERY ENOINEH, Corliss Mitomatlc and Slide Valve. nOILERS, PUMPS. Hoisting Engines. Air Compressors, all kinds. MACHINE TOOLS, Lathes. Planes Shapers Drill Presses, eto. WOODWORKING Planers, Molders. Band Saws, etc. ELECTRIC Machinery, Dynamos and Motors. AND 8UrPLIES OF ALL KINDS I RANK TOOMEY. INC. 127-120 N. 3D ST. Alt" MACHINERY FOR S, One Brown & Sharpe milliner machine One'lfl" engine lathe. One 12" engine lathe. One 24" drill press. One punch drill press. One Fox lathe. One hand lathe. One small gear cutter. Three square shears. Three punch presses. Two drop presses, , Lot of vises nnd small tools. inquire of ENGINEER. 1330 Cherry st. SURPLUS .EQUIPMENT VENEER AND PANEL MACHINERY WOODWORKING MACHINERY METAL WORKING MACHINERY, LATHES. PLANERS. MILLING MACHINES. DRILL PRESSES, TURRET LATHU3, SMALL TOOLS. ETC. PREMIER PLYWOOD CO. BALTIMORE. MD. DYNAMOS AND MOTORS A. C. and D. C; new and second-hand, 115 h. p. 2 p.. 00. c, 440 v., 1200. 40 h. p., 110 v., 125 k, w c. Generator, d, c. 4-vnlvo engine. YEARSLET CO.. 224 N. 3d St. LARGE stock rebuilt nnd guaranteed .en gines, pumpa, nlr compressors, heaters, machine tools; send for complete catalogue of stock. HERMAN L. WINTERER 043-30 N. Front st. Philadelphia. Pa ELECTRIC MOTORS MACHINE TOOLS POWER EQUIPMENT O'RRIEN MACHINERY CO., 110 N, 3D ST. MACHINERY, belting, tools. Segal & Roth- man. 1.13 n. em si. MACHINE SHOP open for contracts; Inter- estlng prices; prompt qeiivenes. hih. LO ELECTRIC motors, different sizes. 42 In. and smaller, ex ians ,i vv .vainiH, l.in n 12ih. PULLEYS, IIANaEItH MIAFTINO. HALF PRICE. MOTOR EXCHANGE. 327 N. 3D. A. C. AND D. C. MOTORS 1110 RACE ST. STORAGE AND MOVINQ LANDE STORAGE CO. 1040 RIDOE AVE. Local and long-distance moving by careful and exp. men, we bo to and from N. Y. for $80, $40 and $30; our specialties are Baltimore, Washington, Roston and all In. termedlate points Hell phone. Poplar 2027 The Exchange Storage Co. 1420 N. 8TH ST. We have a few clean, separate rooms vacant for the Storage of Your Household Goods. Phone Diamond 2471. PACKINO. MOVTNn. WATSON'S STORAGE CITY AND LONG-DISTANCE MOVING PADDED VANS, SERVICE GUARANTEED FURNITURE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE 1 TOR MOVING OR I10UOHT 1145-40 N. 17TH ST, POP. M 3 Dougherty & Sons Storage 1424 N. 20TH ST Oet our special rate for moving by our rail, able and careful men Call Poplar 430B; Kay. stone. Park 1127; night phone. Diamond 5832 A STORAGE PALACE Clean as your home; moving for particular people: any district, estimates given: pack. Ing. shipping, moving and storage ivn?ik Phlla Stg. Co , 2033 IiehlKh DlaiSonn .i RETURN loads wanted, to New York or any. where In North Jersey; we are makln hi weekly trips with large trucks? communif?i" SHERWOOD'S EXPRESS ' NUTLEY. N. 'j"f-aa VICTORY STORAfiP 5200 Filbert. Phone Belmont 4670 for estimate Plerce-Arrnw u.y, FIDELITY FIREPROOF WAREHonqir 1811 TO 1810 MARKET ST. Miller, North Broad Storage Co. Broad above Lehigh Phone Diamond 7in Moving, brick and fireproof ato7s.m'"'L7.1?P- UlltUtl,III.IVU fcU hours: all sizes. t,ns.nns.tiiintfl .. t.i.. , . risrrr; 823 N. 2fllh st. Call Pop, -......, ..iUU iriniran 1764. WANTED rart load to Atlantlo Cliv"rwr City. Btone Harbor. Wlldwoid, Cape M.tn Frankford Storage House.Ph.Fr.nir.S H'.y- Monarch btoraob co., 8870 lanp.uj TEn AVE. AUTO SERVICE Brnn?nSi' PACKINO, TX)NO.DiaTANCHBMfgg.Aaa- WE .HAUL gijods to Atlantlo Clty.New"veTir Allentown. Quaker City Trans.Cow. jfflj'j , .. , -...'.V'T, - ' - - v. ' ' ' -"-it - r nn 1 1 1 r IISALESMEN: "1 ii i GO IN BUSINESS i FOR YOURSELF' bM ,'n.k?. & war plete electrlu light and power' plani","" farms and nterurban home. ?lRnt ,ff tured by -the John n7 Wlliw mt,".'!u'M Trained salesmen wanted. ' K . !?. "SSS'ttK!!" J" territory w-'hlcn 11 7. , ... V"JB,,C, .eenerany by rmi ' Splendid opportunities open In iw"'!' van a. New Jersey and Delaware n.'J1' by letter, giving- full Information J!1" lence. references ami ,si ..n'. 'Ptr- Is convenient ointmnt WILLY8 LIGHT & POWER CO 1420 Chestnut st Phll.,!.',.. "mil BUSINESS OPPORTUNTff" 1 v lam vn, .im, l0 acquire an catanti.v. tire, vulcanlilng and accessory buslm?.. !n, community of 00 000 People and on,1." route National old Trail Highway" t.dJrw business of Ita kind In Western JfafflK? successfully operated since 1014. dolr,Vi,n(l: 000nnnualiyi repair equipment up to"1. 'i5': molds, haa solid tire press, sellln! Bi"e" matlo tires and tubes, also comp "i, hK'?; of all accessories: business steadily .? ' no limit to business expansion If right ?.!.' takes charge: Ideally located: stock In iw,'' first-class' condition, Address: """""Wli W. Murray Bacchtcl Agencv . , 1 .... DYEING ESTABLISHMENT KENSINGTON , , Lot 140x100, facing 3 streets; i k.' ' 4pxl00, shipping and drjlng roomi'Vii am pletely and modernly equlppcdi eittuiVii?! ; 22 years and doing a business ot iinSS! ,to I1B0.000 yearly. I consider this pli"V.w w,S!,o'ooat.Vh,.b b1gennonudghC',fnorb5 JSf ' LOWENSTEIN " 1001 CHESTNUT ST t I, Ice Manufacturing Plant Carpet Cleaning and Damp Wash LsunJrr In Jersey near Camdon: manutaclurlng tens of Ice per day, handling BOO to M bundles of wash per week and clearing from v tinnn ... tsnm, ....-i i .u. ...... ... ." .uu.fu .u vv)v grctti ijr in vnv vnilifl CICatllQl department; price $40,000: property, equhj. assss( vuiii)iuiu us at, uvnnuo, ivi nil) LOWENSTEIN 1001 CHESTNUT ST. ACCOUNT OF DEATH, will sell In part or complete a JODDing carpenter shop, tpoii, and benches; shop located 1034-30 Fawn .,', Address C, E, J,, B720 Torresdale ave. Will pe at loat-nu fawn at, Monday and Tueilir afternoon, from 1 to 0 o'clock, 1 Summer Curtain Manufacturing, A t.eailtlfl.1 anS lln.ln.al. Minn. e.l . V.1I.I.-.1 twenty-two years, doing from $73,000 t) $100,000 yearly: price $12:000 for equipment, $10,000 to $12,000 stock at Inventory; ottn lor iuiicsi investigation. LOWENSTEIN 1001 CHESTNUT ST. OPPORTUNITY for ounl, man tmder SO ta become vice president or seoretary sol treamrer of a new comDtny opening offices In Philadelphia: no special experience necei-' sary. but must pe energetlo, 07 good chtr. acter and make small Investment Immedi ately: large future for hustler. Write P. 0, Rox 047 Philadelphia. KYPKPTinMAI. nnnnrttlrHtv In eecllre an lp tereat In estab. electrical contracting corr.' showing big profits: co, has plenty of but., but In need of Immed. ndd. money: perfect solvent and Invite closest Investigation; buytr rari become active if ties, ii am. Licamr ott. FOR BALE Grocery store nnd property, doing a fine business; established 20 yrs t located In central part of town. Write ot call. MRS O. II, IIANEMANN, Delanco. N, J. HAVE formula for making, at. greatly r- duoed cost, product that takes the place ot linseed oil and turpentine In mixing rslnti; will cell or arrange to manufacture Mr. Godfrey. 004 Walnut st. , CASH ADVANCED on open accounts, noter nnd acceptances purchased: Intervlewi strictly confldetitlal. B 823. Ledger Office, f. I , 3 FOB SALE S BUNGALOWS Build yourself a home with material froa Hog Island Hotels and savo half cost on ths present high market price. LUMBER MILLWORK 2x3 to 2x8 In all lengths; sheathing, flooring1.' aiding ana piaster Doard by tne millions ot feet: windows and doors complete with hard ware by the thousands: nil In new condi tion; hundreds of screen doors new In orig inal crates. TENN SALVAGE CO.. 01th and Tlnlcum ave. Woodland 4103.' RADIATORS Hot Water and Steam Boilers Pipe and Fittings, new and second-h.nl BATH TUBS Sinks. Toilets and other Enamelware. chest 1420 S. 8TH STREET Phone. Dickinson 374; Key.. Main 88s.r TYPEWRITERS RENTED NONVIBIDLE, S MONTHS. $5. j VISIBLE, S MONTHS. $7.60. ' Fnctory Rebuilt Typewriters "See Our New Machine, the Century v American Writing Machine Co. 802 CHESTUNT 8T. Walnut 2430 Main PELSTRING'S SUPPLY HOUSE N.E. Cor. llth&FitzwaterSts. GOVERNMENT SPAR VARNISH 12 ONE GALLON CANS IN A CAr"5 I? PER GALLON. MAIL CHECKS WITH ORDER FOR PROMPT SERVICE. Office Partition, Railing, Furniture: Store Fixtures, Wo sell, buy and exehar.it, Oil WALNUT ST. Wal. 4134. Main B850 A, PENNA, OFFICE FURNITURU CO, . OFFICE FURNITURE ' Large lot ot desks, safes, files, cabinets sol general oftlee furnlturo, store fixture! We buy. sell and exchange ,,fl Tnns,pM leimMiTnni.- rr I I.OCI'ST 4070 1127 ARCH ST. RAPE 380.'i J OFFICE EQUIPMENT--Two Burroughs dl', Ing machines. 2 comptometers and 3 24 Inch Elliott Fisher bookkeeping machines: all of this equipment less than 3 years old anJ may be seen at iz nourse. PHONOGRAPHS and records bought, (til and exchanged, Werschoff. 003 Wsianl st. Thone, ADDING MACHINES sold, bought. excM all models reBnlshed like new; fully rf!I' Collins. 831 Chestnut st. Phone Wal, 31J; 1 VICTOR model double-spring motor, good new; worth $27B: sell for $100 cash, t.i fl. Hth. second floor. 10 a m. to 8 P. m. RESTAURANT nnd Ice cream chair; nJ tables, new and used: low prices .j-'" EXCHANOE. 8. E. cor, flth and Vine ' CASH REGISTERS, all kinds, suit any Hf of business, cheap for caeh Gordon. '. Spring Garden st. Phone Market .10.11 , , nr. nntin, n ..1...I ..l.u ...llahle fnr ltlllS dergarten. at $3 each, '1K N. 0th HI 211?, POOL TABLES'. 2d hand, bounht sold. ed exchanged Keafer. 320 W fllranjaifl , REFRIOERATORS and rxtures for groctrt and meat markets; terms If desired RANDALL A CO 331 N 2d Bt j CASH registers. 2d hand, cheal' N"0?".1 nM h.1,1.,- eve tf.l.lnnf, 1190 SO Urr0 BICYCLE coaster brake, 111) "vuTue $,., Rleder's Loan otnee. agu pnuin ' . FOR SALE, mysterious clock. 88"Jn dl and printing hand press. B28 Nom ' WANTED DON'T SELL YOUR DIAMONDS' Until iou see us: we are xiajlnir the lj ! creased price for diamonds: for inore tnaj nn years wo have been buylnr diamond! " I other precious stones from th '""A.'.VJiV. and department stores, and from their cui tomers recommended to ji'iy'fjB.M Bold and silver: may we be of service to' 'AllUa. IV. X.C.E. w.. .- p WB BUY women's, men's and pnlld"' Wworn clothing and shoes: best pr ce, Pld. I our auios i s ' """'A',''. ' iurl M coumry. . J-osia. ur i.i.".m j --- nouso. wai n. ivu st. ...me-. - WE WANT at once household tunltvji ,, store fixtures, off lie furniture, pay ifjU cash! nonesi value, j-nono u. -iVhirfr'i eust 4214 Old Church c"r. 12th A Cncrrr, i CARPETS, furnltur., entire ho""""! wa-nted; will pay you your ovvn P"',.CJ I anywhere, any- tlmeBouth wark Wrnitti CO.. oau P. loin sv. nm". ' T 1 "aAI'ES Wanted Immediately ' jJJ , I hand safes for export. Howe Scale t'J OAU Irnh af i I Jewelry, antiques. P "to . "Ji t with price JKm'MJ.,,illil ile'a Store), "rf hllth. Wal. JJB1 BROKEN Jewelry, coin book with pr noes treopie pyurcf, .uu .- i ,11 ANTIQUE furniture, china, silver old. w andahlp plcturesi hlfhesf Pflf"1f1VjU4 rare pleoes atrtlquea. lgB Pins. I-ecy!lJ- BEWINO MACHINES, drop-nean """,., ' caati. 203 W. Allegheny ave. Ko. "f ' , W :.&ms&&M!8t&Jh!&fdi Tjm&ze&vfita
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