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GECIA' ED ITALIA
Creel Hanno Occupato Terri
torio Oitre Quollo Stabilito
dal Trattato di Paco
ms "
At.thor.ifd by in. act "
1917. on '
ielptil. '
A. s. burleson.
rostmaater General.
-.t.i 9fl litsllo Ln tllsrmtfi tra I
- I H'ltnlla o ilelln nrecia. in qunic
Ul JAM " " . . .
..-.i...' in firma del trattato til pace
ninnu... - . . ,
co la -t.rC.m, "-
ertewlone ' icrru- - '" '
!-.. n- SMIO OCXUlim" ....u ....,.,..
creche dopo In dlafntta del naslon-llstl
turchl." Oil itnllnn I nfTcrmnno che I
ccl hanno gla' occupaio ncim rcs.0..c
H Smlrmc tin ccrto icrmonu v.. ..
cinque volte plu' osteso m . --
lehc cm stnto loro nccorumu cm. ..."
!ll J.3'!''- ... ., h . nrlnrlnnlc
rerYhr' il Oovorno Itallnno non sarebbo
mV dhpteto l.a conformare.il ten nto
Co inreDDo ii ""'". "".:ui..
accordo nreccdontemento ruggm
i. luiii. lel Dodecancao. clic
Iavrcbbe rrduto alia Orcein, ad ccce
on di Rod!. In camblo dl ccrtc con
cession I In AHln Mlnorc.
JUES FOR HUSBAND'S LOVE
Irs. Adolph Redlnger Asko $5000
Damanes From Girl
e..u i.-n ontnrnl In Common I'Iciir
Court today by Hnrnl. M. Ito""?"
bealnit Mnbcl I'atton. to recover .um;
bZ...u fnr tlm nllpecil nllcnntiou of
Ihc love and affection of the plnliitlff'H
husband, Atloipn ucuinRiT, .wui ,. un
ion street.
AccordinR to .Mrs. KctiiiiRcr fih- ami
her husband bad been happy durlnR n
number of yenro of married iiic uiuii nu
uadc the acquninrance ot jusm rnwra
vho. nccordlne to Mrs. Krdingor. "made
iccrct love to him" and perHiiadcd him
to leave his home on June 8, of this
frear.
I .TiuIbc Stern nlloeu a cnplflM lor tnc
Irrcst nf the defendant and che will be
Fcqulrcd to entfr S20(l bail to answer
he HUit of tlig ORKrlevcd wiic.
STEAMSHIP KEHUKU SAFE
essel Not One Blown Up Off Coast
at Avalon
New Yorlf. July 30. fttr A. P.)
rhe tank steamHhln Kehnku. which left
here for Port I.obos. Mexico, on July
20 and for which her owners had ex
Ipressed fears that she was the un
I Identified vessel believed destroicd by
Inn explosion off the Now Jersey coust
Tuesday morninc, is safe, according to
word received ncro today.
A radio message timed 1 o clock this
morning was received by the owners, the
Columbus Shipping Co., from Captain
Robertbon. It read :
"Passed Jupiter Lightship. All on
board all right.
9
PLAYGROUND GETS FLAG
1200 Children to Take Part In Patri
otic Exercises
The Fairmount Playground. Twenty-
third nnd Wood streets, will have a flag
raising accompanied by appropriate
exercises nt o :lf o clock this afternoon.
The playground has been presented
with a flag and flagpole by .Tunics Itus
sell, of the Niles Hement Pond Co..
Twenty-first nud Cnllowhill streets, and
tne presentation will bo made bv an
official of that company. .Joseph Wood
Wagner, pres'Sont of the Philadelphia
Plajgrounds Association, will make the
speech of acceptance.
More thnu L'OO children will partici
pate in the exercises.
WOMAN HELD AS SLAYER
Mrs. Grace Wilson, Wlnfleld, Kan
sas, Accused of Shooting Husband
Wlnfleld, Knn., July .10. (ny A.
P.) Mrs. Grace Wilson, at her prelim
inary hearing here today, was held in
bond of .$7000 on n charge of killing her
husband. Homer Wilson, widely known
a n cowboy, near here last Sunday.
Witnesses at the hearing testified that
WiNon had been driving recklessly nnd
his wife remonstrated. When the ear
was stopped she refused to continue
with him driving, they said, and got out
or the car. Wilson forced her back Into
the car with kicks, and then she fired,
according to the witnesses.
MOTHER FOR 4.STTIME
Lioness In New York Zoo Loves
Latest Cub as Much as Any
New York, July SO. (By A. P.)
iS n,,.n,lio,nC8s K1 ln Centrol Park,
today licked her forty-first offspring as
aaectlonately ns if the cub were her
nrn born. Her keepers explained this
Mending maternal affection by saving
that her other children, save two which
died in Infancy, have nil been sent
away to populate other zoos.
'"nonr, e mthcr, roared fiercely
when the youngster was born, but later
looked upon the event as simply rcn.
resentingone morojlon in the world?
MURDERED IN CRAPSGAME
"uro onot to Death When He
Throws Three Sevens
Sharon Pa jiy o. (By A. P.)
ol" HtBhJ,,,,?K n n0Rro' notl twenty
bi,t' l v t.hrn K(,vons 'n i "apt Kaine
last night at Farrell. As he picked up
as rhntt,i52J00 ?,n1 talked away h'o
twentv L '!'iadl IInno' A(lamsl'
T?,, ' ' un.nt lcr neBro, was arrested!
chc rotii cn-,.ere(1 t,lc victim's
examine, ""..P""" authorities who
So?" Sd d e ,liec 8ay tbttt tUcy wcre
Rear Admiral Uouls Kempff
Santa Hurbara, Calif.. Julv .10
Ain.i" Li"' "..'"" ,-v 'v"r
!i!?" n,l' ? the Marfo Island. Pnlif.
', v".; "": --io imanii, uaut.,
Kom'nir i " i) 80". ni'tnin C. S.
vlve 1 im' " " 0I "'"UolpUIa,
sur-
Brakeman Killed at Post of Duty
Carlos R. Waters
-Greenwich, Conn.. Julv an.n.i.
. aterrf. fn.t.. ...... .".."-""""
- -vj-nvu venrn ai.i i..
homS,'vifi. York' dll t bU
liouie herc yvS(erday
III In TfUi,,eiW.nM2Ln at Hellevflle.
a
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SAYS LEGION NEEDS
Thomas Biddlo Ellis Advise3
Closer Relations Among Vet
erans of World War
CARR SPEAKS FOR BRITTON
Thomns Iliddle Ellin, commnndcr of
Post No. 41, declared , today that the
American Legion to be successful In
Philadelphia must in
culcate in Its members
n strong socinl and tra
ternal spirit.
Commander Ellis,
who Is assistant direc
tor of public safety, has
developed a post of 180
paid -up members in the
Twenty -fourth ward. He snld every
meeting resolves itself Into n round
table conference In which the men dis
cuss subjects Informally, nnd during
which the most pleasant comradeship
Is developed.
"It Is comradeship that counts in the
Legion," added Commnnder Ellis.
"The men want to meet their 'buddies'
and talk over with them their wnrtimo
experiences. The more the Legion de
velops this feeling among its members
tho greater nnd surer will be its suc
cess not only hero but throughout the
country."
That the Legion button should be nn
open sesame for nil former service men
is the oi'inlon of George Wcntworth
Cnrr, chalrmnu of the Philadelphia
county committee.
"The time will come." emphasized
Chairman Cnrr, "when men and women
In nil walks of life will appreciate the
fact of their having served in the worm
war; Legion members will go out of
their way to help their comrades. The
veterans should help each other and
ulim.tfl ..ll InnitMinH ''
P1IUU1U fUII lUfjCltlll. ,
A challenge has come from Knvcns
wood. 111., post baseball team to the
teams of posts of the American Legion
in the department of Pennsylvania.
Ravenswood has the baseball cham
pionship of northern Illinois nnd is de
sirous of sending its team on n tour
of the eastern htntes to play a num
ber of tho best Legion tennis. It asks
the name of the state athletic director
or the names of some other persons who
could help arrange games.
The letter Is signed by Frederick A.
Muccke. stnte athletic dlrpctor. Ill
West Washington street, Chicago, 111.
Deaths of a Day
THE REV. ELI MAYER
Rabbi, Formerly of Philadelphia, Is
Found Dead In Albany, N. Y.
The Uev. Ell Mayer, formerly as
sociate rabbi of the Reform Congrega- '
tlon Ilodcph Shalom, this citjg was'
found dend In his study nt Albany, Inst
night. He had been ill for some
time and had been compelled to give up
his civic activities. He was rabbi of,
Temple Beth Emeth. the largtst Jewish j
synagogue in Albany.
Doctor Mayer served the Bodcph
Shalom Congregation here for ten years, j
going to Albany in November of 1018. ,
Born in Baltimore, in 18S0. he was of
n distinguished line of rabbis. Both lis
fnther nnd grandfather were rabbis. His
grnndfather founded the Southern Col- i
lege. In Richmond. Vn., nnd organized
the first reform Jewish congrcgatlou in
tbnt city. .
Doctor Mayer received the degree of j
bachelor of arts from the University of j
Cincinnati In 1001, nnd was ordained
rabbi at the Hebrew Union College, of
Clneinanti. one year later. He was1
rabbi of the Helena, Ark., congregation
fr,m 1002 to 1004: assistant rabbi of
ZT&jwSffiT-n
Pnterson, :. ' i-miKruisunuu irum
1000 to 1008, und then eame back to
Philadelphia. ,,. J
He married Mi&s Jessie Straus, of i
Cincinnati, in 1014.
George W. Shaw j
George AV. Shaw, n retired police-.
man, formerly attached to the Frank-1
ford stntlon, died yesterdny at his home.
141 East Learning avenue, Wildwood,
N. J. Shaw, who was n widower, had
been ill since last April. He moved to
Wildwood about ten years, ago. Ho is
survived by four sons nnd two daugh
ters. Interment will be In this city.
Lewis Gansr j
Lewis Gansz, a pioneer In the manu-,
facture of fountain soda and mineral,
waters, whose home was at 2105 Sus-1
quchanna avenue, died Wednesday. He
was in his seventy -eighth year. He had
been ill for several mdhths.
Prior to his retirement, Mr. Gansz
had been engaged In the manufacture of
soda water almost fifty years. Ho was
n son of Louis GnnSz, who. in 1837, cut
out tho crnck lu the Liberty Bell in nn
endenvor to restore the bell for further
use. Ho is survived by his widow nnd
five children.
PI.U1V1B1WCHEAT
Vui 1 1 MAvncnnv
524-Walnut St. JU
BBmcA:SPEaAi1l
FINANCIAL
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE FIRST MORT-
gage it per cem 20-year sinking fund gold
bonds of the .Wayne Coal Company:
Notice is hereby given by the Colonial
Trust Company, trustee under tho raortgig
of the Wayne Coal Comnany. to the Colonial
Trust Company, dated March 1. 1017, that,
...an. in the nrovlslona of said mort
gage. It will receive until August . 1020, at
situate at No. 317 -ith ave , In
its office
the Cltv of I'llteDurpn. icnnsvivaniu,
. Aarm nt hnndn for Durcbass and retirement
from the sinking fund, which now amount!
tn121.102.B4. The right 1 reserved to ro-
JeCt any unu Ull ICIIUCin. in n"i. u m
Prt" THE COLONIAL TRUST CO .
Trustee.
Dividends
PENNSYLVANIA COAL & COKE
CORPORATION
At a meeting of the Board of Directors of
the 'Pennsylvania Coal ft Coke Corporal on
held thla day there was declared the regular
d'vldend of two z) per cent out of the ac
A..v,,i!,fri oarnlng and surplus ot tho Com
Sn pwiirAfit 10. 10JSO. to stock
ES"der. of record at the close of business on
August 0. 1020.
T. II. WATKINS. President.
July 28. 1020.
INVADER OIL & REFINING CO.
Drtldends Nos. Rt, SS nnd 60
Miiskogee. Oklahoma.
The regular monthly dividend of 1 and
an extra dividend or ivo dpcciui
dividend of 1 ha been declared to stock
.tockholder of record July IB. 1020. pay.
able August 2. 1030. Check will bo mailed.
L. C. BOYD. Taeaaurer.'
TUB aiHAltD NATIONAL BANK
" Philadelphia. July 27, 1020.
The Board of Director ha; this day de
. ''? t ...... ..i. ivMond of live ner cent
(sit?, payable August ' 8. 1010. to .tockhold.
to ''" 1 l -irt-- nf liU-lnA-M July
,u,,..
or rccoru - v" -
II Oft J
fchMlH
hetki will bo mIMfc M ABUT0N.
VIU(I
FRATERNAL SPIRIT
I
EVENINGf' PUBLIC
PARCELS POST
rAINT You run bur 'rem Manufacturer
gsl.l nil color. Btewnrt. 8.17 N. lith st,
lioietaie l'rlcesi i.nu. jiz.du ana -.y
nil
lit
GLASSES,
In S 0G
' Rvpinilnetl Free J
tee vvtu1
1tI ft Joseph, Inc.. 1S3 flnnanm HI, .
Prescriptions Killed.
tilled. AMincini ian mnw.
Writ or iiliimri for snmple find prion.
C. SCHMITT. Mfr. Jn7? AVV'
COIN MACHINES
-D," XlVll ftnd other. Crd
Reels (1017 Models). Jackpot,
ana rebuilt. All bargains.
F.aetern Office
SLOAN NOVELTY MFfl. CO.
., ""-'if ""I S.
Phone, noli, Pontnr i'.ll
iinrtR in rnoor
Hoon Llthtnlnr Ilnlr Itenewer
Tho bent Hair Tonlo on th
market. Prevent dandruff and
the hair, from falllna- out. It
makes thn hatr haalfhtf. AIiia.
L. tutely guaranteed or mnnev ra.
rtinrifl- IVlltlmOntA A malUil nn rnnmt 1
Dottle 11.75! a Ilottlea J.li (I rioltlei .7.
For al by druBginte . Supplied bv flmlth.
Kline A r,Tneh. F. KOflP MFfl. CO.,
J1S N. Third St.. C-imden. N. i.
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
Otm MANY, YHABS OP EXPEniBNCR
t OUR IICNEST A IllH.tAIlI.B METHODS
Altn YOUn OUAIIANTKi;. Many diamond
needed at once to nil orders all slies. H
to 10 caiatsi will pay from 110 to $M00
each (cash) Vo must have them and by leM
jnir your diamonds to us YOU VII.f AT
I.ftAST SAVH 10 to 40 PRIl CENT. Estates
iioiiBht. Est. in years. (Private) phono Wal.
71 4S. Also old sold. Stiver, ntsttnlim famrht.
The Diamond Shop 1S,f ,'t.,
BELIAK
recordsVICTORrecords
1129 CHESTNUT
I" "Who Gives the
Most Money
for Diamonds
FRIDENBERG
Cor. 9 ill and Buttonwood
Zl N. 11th Street
Saw , .
utTlf HOW AIIOUT
WT SOMK MONKY
00 DIAMOVTIS AND JFAYELBYT
IJATF.S LOW AS !.
tTALTKrwO PAWNSHOP. Pol Y1NK ST.
nnvnrn TO CITV
Somerset
Sweater Shop
SOMF.RSF.T AND
KENSINGTON AVES.
Final Opportunity
S3.0.0
Fine Weight Shirts and
Wool Flannel Trunks
Hide Web Delta With
Nli'kel-Plulrd Ruckle
Clubs l'urnlHhril.
Como peo this special or
send money order or check.
Will send nnywhero by par
rel post. Phnnr. Kens. 1084.
Ol'K.N UVUMMiS TILL 10.
Don't hesitates your money cheerfully
refunded if not entirely satisfactory.
.--CCraS HURT-.
KIRK'S CORN SOLVENT
MMOVtStntUAU
KIRK REMEDY CO. PHILA.PA.
2337 N. Tenth Street
PRICE 25c. PARCEL POST
TV Hole nt AH T.lln rr.lt
.mTm;. ... n nPrm ATlnM
B"AN0THER SALE OF REGULATION
0. D. Army Woolen Shirts
On account of the large nurchuse of
these siuris we can oner them again
at '
$1 5C
lodiJP
Thpsn reclaimed
shirts arc made of
government stnna
nrd wool, well
mnile. with two
pockets. Just the!
thine for work.
camping nnd any
rouirh wear. Buv
n. hnlf dozen of
t h e s o excellent
shirts while you
can at this price.
I KUSHNER BROS.
Armu and Navti Goods
3 12-345 ChristlaR St.. Phlin.
g Prepaid Mall Order Filled Fro ipdr
j urcri rum, ivc r.ira
No Good Sent V. O. I).
Open Kvenlnrs Until R n'Cloek
Phone"! I.cmbird B018. Mnln 11780 Al
IV AfirAtonf am
fvrnll In ln. !.. l...AK.U...HA f
. , j..... .. .it ..i.iiih il'iiii'ihuiiiik in
our dear, flarunir uauvhter. l;MZAlli:TH
Altni.nR. Julv "II at w.t Phoster.
1 MARY II . wife of Louis R Ambler. In her
I nilth year. Funeral servtces at Concord
Friends' Meeting House on Saturday. Slat
lnst nt 2 n, ni
HEAHNEY On July 20, 1020. WILLIAM
iu;An.M.v, iormcrly of 10th nnd Hron
s:s.. ugeu ju year, l'une
Saturday at 2 p m , parlors
lips, nun in. nun si. Friend
mains tnis ifriaayj eenlng,
vote
l!UL-m:ii -ruly 28. MICHAEL c. hus.
band of late Ellmbeth Hecner (noe lleti), In
Ms 81st yoor. Relatives and friends, mem
bers nf tho Oerber Beneficial Society, lnlted
to funeral. Sat,. 7.30 a. m.. latn rrsldoncu.
1017 N. 2.1rl st. Solemn requiem mass nt
S' niljnbetii' Church 0 a. in. Int. Holy
Sepulchre
BEVINS Julv 27. JAMES, husband of
Elizabeth Bevlns oged 80 Funeral service
Sat.. 2 P. m.. lato residence, 1083 Harrison
st . Frankford. Int Oreenmount Cem
BLOUNT. Suddenly. July 23, REGI
NALD, eon ot Reginald M. and Lucy T
Blount. In his 14th jear. Funeral Sat . 10
a m.. from the apartments of E Yerltes,
1723 S. f8th et. Int. St James' Cem ,
Klngsesslng,
BOULDEN. July 20, SARAH V ROUL
DEN, aged 82. Relatives nnd friend" nre In
vited to attend funeral. Snt , 2 p. m . O, A.
R Home, 03th and Vino ats, Int. Monument
Cem. ,
BRIGHT. At Ventnor Cltv, N J , July 20.
KAT- v , wire ot j'nul Bright, runerai serv
in. Mnr "-an n ,., ..i th- mslilonco of
riinoru ureenman, doj w inn at vvii
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MAi; A-ifnsiA.. wno audtleniy ujparied rB"H iwi - "- J""""1" n i Wf hl.n, H nm. ledger Off go.
,Wl "fe f'Xth'er ,TE,l,iyA,NlDSCAdL'NT , 'VhTO.';" ?. mS,,e I clWURS on liyt eight knit doth for bath-
xnn-u, muuii.u .u al. to funernl frvlre Pat , i p m. parents'1 lnc suits and j.tmvii; steady work all year
rr-Kldeiire 3212 H at Int private. TIlIUMe round l-hour wreU und.-nvMr putter can I
tw .rf fvm Vr'pTi.i itirv pM FM, pf- f m readily do this work Hyulenlc Fleeced'
Til-It iJ J -.'; ..-.-r-v-r i- . T.1 nn rntsnnntr.,. 1Ts..1f u nr Cn 54 1 f V Unwnrrl
i ..a arm nr - - I'll f.- i" r. ill. - juii r. ritr ur.riii'H ,mri . -- .... . - .. .. .u v.
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'"BROWNr-At '&ryXiNn. 314 Earn St.. I W VRDJuly 20. nBLM ROBERTS,
on July 27. 1020. MAROARET I. wife ot i .v-lfv of Prank J. rl. Relatives and
George Brown. Relatives and frlnd" nro j frl -nds nre Invited to nttend funeral, sion .
Invited to the service on Saturday nfternnon. , s-so a m., from ner husband' residence,
at 2 o'clock, at the residence nf her slater, i -,1 IS Leverlngton ave , Roxborough Mass
1021 8. 20ili st. Interment at M'. Morlah lt Holy Family Church 10 a. m. Int. prl
Ccmetorv Friends may cull I'rlditv evenlntr, ' . Rte
CALHOUN-ALLEN - On Julv 20, ANNID, I WO0D At Rlvertnn. N. J Seventh
widow of William Cnlhonn. Sr. Relatives .. ".YVMu.h MillT wit' a "'. ...1;fv'n,'i
St,nodndayea??..n,l? Wci? V'A?,
CCCOSTELLO. July 28, JAMES E hus
band of Josephine A. Costello and aon of
Jamea J. and Rose Costello, Relatives and
friends invited to funeiai, Sat , H'3o a, m ,
from residence of his parent. 2320 N flth
st. Solemn requiem mass at St Edward'
Church 10 a, m. Int Holv Sepulchre Cem
DEVLIN. Baddenly, July 28, JAMES,
UNDERTAIIKKrt
l-yllyl1' BROAD ao
Vriy DIAMOND
fcEDaEKPHIIjADEIiPHIA,
DEATHS
husband of lata Annie Devlin, nelatlvei
and friends Invited to funeral Sat. 8:30 a,
m. from residence of his son-in-law, James
Borons, 103ft H, Alden at. Solemn mass of
requiem at the Church of the Most Blessed
Bacrameni, iu n. in. mi. jioiy utobb.
, DUHS. July 28, 1020, JOHN A. DUI13,
beloved husband of Anna Dubs (neo Maasa).
ased 05. Itelatlvea and friends, also directors
of Fourth Illuocher D. and L. Aeo., are
Invited to attend . funeral services, Pat.. 1
p. m.. at late residence. 028 N, Dth st. Int.
tVKjmlnler Cem
EOLL Died July 28, 1020, MAItOATtET
K,. wife of Prof, William E. F.kII, aged 60
years. Funeral services Saturday, a p. m.,
residence. Qrovea ave., Secnnp. Delaware
county. Int. Arlington Cemetery.
FAnnnrt. Suddenly, on July 28. CUIUS.
TIAN. husband of the. late Catharlno Y,
irarher. Itelatlvea nnd friend, iin Pm.
a-resalve Assembly. No A, A, o. M, P., and
Itetall Grocers' . Aseo., are Invited to the
service, on Sunday aft., at 2 o'clock, at his
residence, B143 Westmlnstir ave. Interment
at norinwoou um.
viniH'T.T. .Tiilw OT 1ann nlrrntrtir
son of .late John nnd llrldfet' rnrrell, of
County Derry, Ireland. Relatives nnd friends
are inviteu to attend runerai, fia'. , s:30 a.
m., residence of his sister, Mrs Hose Scullln
2B01 N. 4th st. Solmn rrcjulrm mass St.
Veronica's Church 10 a, m. precisely. Int.
Holy Cross Km.
FI8II. Ju!y 20, SUSANNA, wife of Den
lamln Fleh. ngd 7S. Funeral Snt.. 2 p m.,
late residence. Westvllle, N. .1, Int Ilc'.hel
Cem. Friends may call Frl. eve.
FOIID. July 28. SIMON P., husband ot
Annie Ford. Itelatlvea and friends, nleo em
ployes or jietropouinn i,uo ins Co.: Cohock
sinK uouncu, .o.
S20.
F. P. A . Invited in
funeral. Sat
2 n. m
late residence, 4!t N.
Dewey st. I
Int. Fernwood Cem
i ncnas may
call Frl, evo.
OANSZ. July 28. I.HWIS. husband of
Elliabeth Oansz (nee Btelrert), aged 78. Itel
ativca and fi lends are Invited to attend fu
neral services, Hat., 3 p. ni. nt his Into
reslden-o, 310ft , Susquehanna ave. Int.
Mt, Peace Cem.
OOTIDON. July 20. D. HAimT. husband
of tho lato Ettle H. Gordon Ilrlnthes and
friends are Invited to services. l"rl . 8 p. m.,
parlors' of Martin Evoy & Son, 2800 Dla-
moim at. I'uriner services in iirlck fhurcli,
Marlboro. N. J., Sat.. 1 p. m
GRIFFITH. July CS. niCIIAnn HUH
PELU ion of Richard find Jviura II. Orlf
flth (neo Hopple), nued 24. Relatives and
friends, also Allen Irwin Moruan Post, No.
230, American Lesion, are Invited to nttnd
funernl services. Snt., 2 p. m., parents'
rtsldertce, 201 Cooper st.. Westmom N. J.
Int. Harlemh Cem. "Ylenda may cnll Frl.,
7 o n n. m,
lIAI.t:. Suddenly, nt Ocean Grove. N. J.,
on July 20. EMMA EUGENIA HALE. An
nouncement of fune.ral later.
1IENTZ July 27. AI.OYSIUS. son of
jonn nna cnariotte Hcntz (nee Morrison).
aged 12. Relatives, friend, nnd i Vi T,i
immaculate Conception SchoolT Invited tS I
funeral. Sat.. 8.30 n. m resUenco 117 1
Drown st. Solemn Requiem Mass at Im-
mnculato Conception Church. 10 a m. Int I
Holy Croa Cem. I
.HUDSON. July 20. KMMA L LEIOHT-
HO'.D. wife of Francis Huion itelntlves
nnn irienas are inviieci to attend tunera I.
Pat. 2 p. m. late residence. 1028 S. Taney
st. Int. Jilt. Morlah Cem.
. HULL. Suddenly Julv 28, JAMES son of
the late Robert and Marv Hull aged fi2.
Relatives, friends. St. Alban's Lodge No.
B20, F and A. M.i Phlin. Consistory nnd Lu
Lu Temple, A. A. O. N M. S and em
ployes of United State" Navy Ynrd Invited
to funeral services. Sat., 2 n m.. Into
residence. 2(108 N, 12th st. Int. Mt Morlah
Cem. Remains may bo vlowed Frl , 8 to 10
p m.
K tK July 28. JAMES II . htnlnnd of
tho late Catharine M. Kirk Helnt'ves and
friends Invited to funeral, Snt . 8 10 a m..
residence, 1017 Christian 3t Scleirn requiem
mass St. Charles's Church 10 a. m. Int prl
nt. New Cathedral Cm.
KlltlC July 28, THOMAS H . huxband of
Mary E. Kirk., oged HO. Relntlves and
friends nro Invited to attend funernl ,Snt..
S .10 a m., from tho residence of his son,
Roger L. Kirk. 4nm Greene st German
town Solemn requiem mass St Krnnclt. of
Assist1 Church 10 a. m. Int. New Cathe
dral Cem.
KOUV .Tntv 58. HRMnv itnnv In M.
80th venr. Funeral and interment nrlinto.
MCCARTNEY. Julv 27. FRANK hus
band of Rrldget McCartney nnd son nf he
late Patrick and Mary McCartney, aged H7
Relative nnd friends nro incited u nttend
funeral, Sat., 8:30 a m.. resld"nce of son
In-law. 1411 S. 2B!h st. Mnss St aabrlel'B
Church 1(1 n m. Int. Cathedral Cem.
McCLINTOCK. July 20 JOHN, husband
of thn lute Jennie 1). McCllntock. nged 7.1.
Residence. 23.11 Houdlnot st. Due notice of
funernl will bo glen.
McEVOY. July 20. MARGARET. v.lfe of
lato James McEvoy. Relatives r.nd friends
Invited to funeral, from residence. 1047
Che-ry st . Mon., 8 a. m. High mass St.
Patrick's Church 0:10 a m. Int. St. Pat
rick' Cem. rrlends may call Sun , after
7 !' m
Mclaughlin. July 2s sarah (nee
McQuillan). v,lfc of lute John McLaughlin,
late of Cluntegca, Parish of Dunglven.
Countv Derrv, Ireland. Relatives and friends
Invited to funernl. Sat.. 7.30 n. in . from
late residence, 2134 Meredith st. Solemn
requiem mnss St. Francis Xaler'a Church
i a. m int St. Denis's Cem
I McMULLEN July 28. PHOF.de. daush-
' ter of the late Daniel nnd Margaret Me-
Mullen. Funeral services Mon., 2.30 p m .
residence of Mrs. Robert Greenhalgh, 1701
linrrison si., rrnnKiora. in.. ieuar j t lie
Cem.
' MacENTEE. 8udden)y.July 27.MtCHAEL.
husband of the late Theresa MacEnte
Relatives nnd f-lends InUted to funeral,
Sat.. 8-30 n. m . late residence. 2.113 Jeffer
son st. Solemn requiem mass St Ktlza
beth's Church. 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross
Cem.
MARTIN Julv 20. MARIE F. wife rf
Rov W Martin and daughter of Jam's II.
nnd Elizabeth C. Define. Relatives, frlnd".
nlso H. V M Sodilltv and Sacred Heart
Society, lnilted to funeral. Mon , 8-.10 n. m
residence. 313 N n'.'rt st Solemn requiem
, mass Church of Our I.idv of Victory 10 n
in. Int New Cnthedral Cem
MATHER. Julv 28 CATHERINE, widow
of John Mnteer, Relatives and friends Invited
' to funeral services. Sit., 2 p. m., at late
residence. 1858 Sepvlva st. Int. private.
MILLER. Julv 20, at her home. 020
I IJiney iim., ji...ii t jiu.iim i, widow
' m n. , T V Htllt ..!.. C.1
, OI ntin'Jri ',. Oi -itiii-i luiiurii) ui Quiniu
N J Funeral services Snt . 2 p. m., nt St.
Jnh" Church Silrm N. J.
MOSES. At Atlantic Cltv. N. J., on July I
"8 WILLIAM EDWIN .MOSES. Notice of
funernl later
!MT11TV Tnlw "ft .TOTTM T 1,naT,nn.t -
Sarah J Murphy (nee Liken). Services Sat,.
1 n m
uia i. unm ni, ini, private.
NOBLE July 20, FMILY. wife nf John
Noble runerai servlcen Sat., 2 p. m., resi
dence. 071 W Johnson st., Ocrmantown. Ini.
private ifmnin" truv i,n virwea I'Tl. eve. I
OTTINC.ER At Clementon Heights N.
,T Jul" 27 JACOn E . hushnnd of Annl"
Pnttnn Oltlnger. nned 04 Relntlvrs nnd
friends, nlso Roihirough Chamber. No .10, .
Knights of Friendship. Invited to funeral, I
Sat 11 n m residence of daughter. Mrs T I
Jordon 1030 N. Bro?d st. Int Hlllslda Cem. ,
Remains on view Trl. 7 to 9 n. m.
PENTRIDOE Suddenly, on Julv 20. at
Canadensis. GEORGE J. PF.NTRIDGE 3020
i Millers ave. Due notice of funeral.
REED July 28. CARRIE V. daughter of .
the late Richard P and Mary A Reed. Rla. ,
tles nnd friend" Invited to funeral. Sat., I
I p m . late residence. 4170 Ridge ave., I
Falls of SrhuvlklU. Services ln Falls Bap
tist Church 2:30 p. m. Int. Leverlngton
Com '
ROIO On July 28 ANTHONY F son i
of Bnrtola and the late Mary E Rolg. Srv
i nn Hat morn . at 11 o'clock, at the ro.l. .
donee of hiu uncle. Joseph F Coca. 8010
WntVnTt flVC.
. "'i '.:. .i.. ou
i 'cr"JIJ" ''"" .
uurtr . V4v--7
NELLIE.
tir tTY-ITIT'T.TT Film!".. MrVlrslI ftnt 1 Hl
n m 1030 N 10th st. Int. private. Wost
...Pi iTiM Cem
inn -m
8FT.T7.r.n Huddenlv. July 28. OEOIIOK
.l:i ......
W SEI.TSSl-iH runTRi riHiurtiay. 2 p,
nt his lato reu,enco4Uiii liarlng et. In-1
ferment Arlington cemetery. ,
SHARP Su.'denlv. July 28. 1920. MABEL
, wno oiui ; i. , aiiuip ttciamcs anci i
dnughter of Thoma A. and the late Jose.
rt ..urn ni iiiii'i i . lj. Liiiiiri, il. ,in. a,,.i .... - .. .p n. mi ,, it.. n niipivii.tii s i tcu iiuTnnr.
ral services on I fr end" are inviiru to nuenn junerei servlcos oi"V-' ","" 'V'..,:,,',o a I.,., a i;rrl AND THE aiiii.itv Tc.1 II VM) ,E AND DE-
of W. J Phil- sat 12 o'clock noon, nt her late rcstdi nee. 'h'" ne1"tn.e?,H,HVl S''cr dl"r,ed r.nt,,i;r VEIiP SUnilIRN st ito vnur .luiilincn-
mtylcw r.- s '12" " J"' Private. Whi'emarsli (Vm ' han i' . ." ' '6 '"F :"?.,? "..''n , turns In first letter otir application will b-
i , ....' -.,-.-.,...,..-.-....---:--"."" i Lit.vAriiiAi)i ru ..it. nm ....... -..I . ii."- .;" -.."'- l.-' ...':' ''" ,' mui
. interment prl- Remains ni.wuo.-yu rr,. , , ,, n m I K il N' liroail ,t. " I ironterm. cornnenco ,-Mil,edger(lfflce
nil .ni'"- -. . -". uv.-.v. iiitii,.
phlne sncrmcu. hku i. iiriatlve and rrnnhioru or vicinity prererrea; stale age
friends Invited to funeral Sat.. 1 p. m . experience und salary desired. P 1U10,
from 3110 Harold st Int Leverlngton Cem i,eil"T Off m
n ;l?m bu!v"8 ' hnX?: . n, STENOGRAPHER Bright young girl, a re
SPILCKKR July .8 at home of hi son. ' r,nt Braiimlo from high school corn
Fred ".V.'repi r-'HP?prKF.nr7,an j rh-,m-r.UI course preferred position now open
ragn. III. I-RJ.D Hi IBLKBR. nn old real- ,Vth largo m inufncturlng concern near Brood
df2nni-Virlrsp--r)ied nt tri-.. - nd Chestnut sts . detail as to experience.
. ?TA.fK,innn ? sTnrV i r-U J,,nev".1?' p ; schooling. k nnd minimum salary desired.
July 20 lOO.,, "A"LB,, WWS', '"Wow of'p o Box 7IM Philadelphia
.inmo" r.,v. .... ..- .-. i.cinnven nnu
friends Invited to runerai, Saturday, July
31 nt 2 Pm'iTrroni her late residence,
Hulmevllle, Pa. Int. Eastwood Cemetery
srriOT At Cornwall. Pn., jUy 28
1020, JOHN P '"".of Mr. and Mrs A V
HudIoI. aged 20. Relatives and friends. Co
F, 1st Engineers. A. V. F. the American
Ij.gion nnn "'" l. " ';;,"" asso . m
vltoi to fifneral, I'at.. 8:30 a. m . 747 S
VniIA"1er I
nf Sorrows' Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross
c'n.wa t,.i ot oir...r .. I
juijt .1, DAIIAII L. wlfo of
!t William -nomas runerai Sat
.,j .. i-pn'TT n.j .i ..--. '
--.v.' -i .?." cm.. n.
m. resmfiiv'. ... .n m, mi private,
--.-- lAnnn ITU- IM HTrl T. " ".. .rl
m. rrsiuj-....-.
...... tt ill Cem
&JwZ'a nV.Ll
" r"!.. r.,.K ni., a. . . u'v-""lr'
leaving Market St. Ferry at 10.03' will b"
mot at Rlverton Station. "
T.1M1AI. AnVKHTIHKMKNTH
hj-pp ALDINK TRUST C05IPANY
Notice I horcbv given that, by
a resolution of the Board of Directors of
Aldlne Trust Company, u .peclnl meeting
of the tockholder of said corporation will
be held at Its Principal omce. 2020 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on the
16th day 'of September, 1020, at a.SO p. m
T. Kf . to take action nn nnn.....i m i.'
' !..:.. . .1,- --:. .j- .-w, v "?
Slinruvni u. inn
inni
''th" .proposed Increase of capl-
Of Said COrDOrattnn from ISO .
tal .stock
000.00 to 11,000.000 00. '""
WALTER C HARRIS.
DICKSON, DEITLER A McCOfJ'clI.Un,,
Jicltori.
FRIDAY,
T.EOAT, AnVKrtTlBKMKNTH
jc?r'Tiin riiiiwiEi,piiiA electiiio
COMPANY ... ....
To the Stockholders of The rhlMelphln
nieetrlo Companyl , ..
A special meeting- of tho stockholders
of The Philadelphia Electrlo Company will
be held nt the offte of the Company, No.
lOOn Chestnut street, Philadelphia, en
Wednesday, September 1, 1010, at 11
o'clock a. m., for tho purpose of consider-
ln rnd actlne upon n proposed lnrn
In the nuthorlted
eanltal
stock of tho
company from 2,000,000 shnrca of the par
.i,.M - inn ...h n o nno nnn .har,i nf tne
par valuo of 2(l each, all ot which In-1
crease ahali be Elaht Per Cent Cumulative
Preferred Stock, also entitled to preference
on liquidation to ino par vaiue inrreui
accumulated nnd accrued unpaid dividends!
to bo redeemable at $28 per share and nil
accumulated nnd accrued unpaid dividends!
to be convertible Into Common Stock par for
par at the option of the holders! to have
the same votln rlrhts ns the Common
Stocks nnd to have such other rlahls. prlvl
leues, preferences and l.mltntlona as mar
bo determined nt said meeting: also of
authorizing the lsue and disposal of ld
Preferred Stock by the Hoard of Directors
at such tlmo or times Jnd upon such terms
and conditions as said Hoard shall approve!
provided, however, that said shares shall
first be offered to the stockholders pro rota
for subscription at par. and of transactln
such other business as may properly come
before tho meeting. . . ...
In accordance with the bylaws of the
company the atock transfer books will be
closed from 3 o'clock p. m.. August 12,
until 0 o'clock- a m , September 2.
Hy order of the Hoard of Directors.
A. V. II. COB.
Secretary.
B3S" IXLAMH! m'll.DIMI AND" loan
"a"' ASSOCIATION
Notice It Iterebv given to the stockholders
of tho Lelnnde lliillillng and Loan Associ
ation, n corporation organized nnd exlstltig
under the laws of the Stale of Pennsylvania,
that. In pursuance of a resolution of the
board of directors of raid association, a
special meeting of tho stockholders of tho
said Lelande Uulldlng and Loan AssoMatton
will n new on wrunrenar, me nm inv ji
September, 1020, nt 0 o'clock p. m.
hi ine
onice nnu
ssroclatlon
onice and regular place of meeting of sbW
loiumnia nan, io-. w. uoiuiiv
bla nve., Philadelphia, for the purposo ot
voting for or against the proposed Inorease
of tho cnpltal stock of tho said Lelande
Hulldlng and Loan Association from 11,000,
000 to $3,000,000,
PHILIP SONNHEIM.
Secretary.
II. I. DC YOUNG.
Solicitor.
1135s KSTATK OF RO.MALDA O. KEMP
3' TON. deceased Letters testamentary
upon the catato ot Romatda O, Kempton,
deceased, having been granted to Fidelity
Trmt company, nil persona Indebted to the
entd estate are requested to mnuB pnyineni,
r.i ihnm hAvlncr claims against the eame to
P.resni inem. . wiinoui u-iay ,m w.e . oi
?,, "?'?nhc,.ml,"n)r' 0M-l -
l niiaI'r-nia. nr.ST President
-J-S.P 3il2!i
Kv5 KRTATF. or Hi:NR A. ClhliniNII,
"Jy ileceasril Letters of nnclllarv admin-
titration cum testnmentn nnncxo upon the
estate of Henry A. Oerrleh. deceased havlru
neen graniea to rur.i,iii inuei v,vji-
PAW. nit nersnns lndehted to the snld estate
are requested to moke payment, and thnso
having clalma igalr.it the same 'a present
them, without dlav, nt the office of the suld
company. 321-331 Chestnut st . Philadelphia.
WILLIAM P. GEST, President.
Or to It attorney,
S. HTANOER ISZARD, Esq.
213 Liberty Hldg.. Philadelphia. Pa.
ffSS3 KSTATE OF TIIO.MAH J. KEON, I)K.
-" rensrtl Lttcra of ndmlnlstratlon
upon the es-nte rf Thomia J Kenn de
censed, hnvlng been granted to FIDELITY
TRUST COMPANY, nil persons Indebted to
the said eatnte nre requested to make pnv.
ment, nnd those having claim" against the
samo to present them, without delay, nt .be
ntflce of the sold company, Nos. 323-331
Chestnut at.. Philadelphia.
WILLIAM P 0 EST.
President.
K3SKNTATK OF IIF.NRY ,IARRETT HART
a' I.KY, deceased I.etterM 'estamentarv
upon the estate nf Henry .Turrett Hnrtlev
decened, hnvlng been grnnted to FIDELITY
TRUST COMPANY nnd VICTOR A HART
LEY, all persona Indebtrd to the said cstatb
nre requested to make payment and then
hnvlng claim" iignins: tne snmo to nresent
them, without delay, nt the office of the anl.I
company, Nos. 323-331 Chestnut st.. Phlla.
delphla.
WILLIAM P OKST.
Preslden.
KSTATF. OF I'ANMK C. WILSON.
ileecilsetl Letters nf ndmlnlstrntlnn
upen the estnte of Fannie C. Wilson, de
ceased, hnvlng been granted to Fidelity
Trust Company, nil persons Indebtrd to th"
said estate are requested to make payment,
nnd those hnvlng clnlms nc.i nst tho snmo
to present them, without delay, at the offlco
nf thn said company. 323-UI1 Chestnut St.,
Philadelphia
WILLIAM P GEST, President.
LOST AND FOUND
HITCH Lost, brown poodle bitch ln neigh
borhood of Broad st nnd Northenst bnule
vnrd If found nlenso notify George Wil
ling. Jr. Phone Chestnut Hill 7011 or Lom
bard 2.10 Reward.
DEED Lo"t. deed for burial lot New Ca
thedral Cemetery. Section M, Range 3 I.nt
No. 11. tinder please com. H Uiltl. Ledger Off.
SPECTACLES Lost, golil-rlmmed specta.
rles: r.'ard I'hnne Wnlnnt 4Mt7 M
PERSONALS
WILLIAM AURAMSON has sold his clg.ir
nnd novelty store, n 8 7th st. Creditors
wl'l call nt J. Ooldsteln - Sons' office, 1828
S nth st.
HELP WANTED PEMALE
BOOKKEEPER & stenog. for factory office
in ('nmripti! .yr.L nnn. rnp tirii.nl vni.nn
I
laay. stnte exp . ir any, i- mil. i.eoger Olf i
... ...... ... ----.. -,....-... -...... jwu..irnr n, riLni uiuii. ivtiny. DiHLinr Br. n
BOOKKEEPER Stnto age. experience and
ramry cxpeciea; sioaay employment, n
Vine
UI.1V1I1. DbLUV. 11.IIJ J VULAI1U.N
I A young woman should consider
BELL TELEPHONE OPERATING
It offer
unsual odwntage
SURROUNDINGS ARE IDEAL
LUNCHES COST LITTLE
RECREATION ROOMS ARE PLEASANT
AND THE ASSOCIATIONS ARE
DELIGHTFUL
Fee MISS STEVENSON. 1031 4.RCH ST.
BELL TELEPHONE CO. OF PENNA.
CALCULATORS
Experienced clerk
Must be good mathematicians
One familiar with discount preferred
E F. HOUGHTON & CO.
240 W. Somerset st.
Phone Kensington 7100
!rT - K1f Tlrlsht nnd ranshl.
tn.uumi'lll) U fllfl tr. ifnmuH -.. .. . I .
fbuseVork small family, good wages 2203
.
rom
REC RDING CLERK, familiar with .filing
,urroundlngs Apply at employment bureau
.,nr0an Englneerinc Co.. Aramlngo ave
,V5 epnmherlnnd .t ftramlnB0 avc
sT-Triii'i tiiic-Ti ..in. .- . ,
STENOGRAPHER experienced: nna living In
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, for 1 week.
beginning Augut 0. state wages: also give
idiom, number "P 24." P O Box 84H4
WEAVERS experienced on upholstery trim.
mlngs Sclnum ft Uhllnoer mom; learners
also Oehrle Urn Co 42.1 N. Sd. '"'""'
WOMAN experienced, wanted, to take com
nlete charge of lace embroidery, trimming
nn.l Knllnn rlAnnplm.nl. nn. Pgn.hl. n .......
,n-f nnJ s"lllnff' 00(1 salary, commission on
UVf.
sales anil Donus on pronts. Inquire II,
Wlrtsohsftor k Sons Trenton N
HELP WANTED MALE
AOENTS WANTED
Our representative will be In Philadelphia on
Friday to arrange for territorial right with
thoroughly responsible man capable of or.
aanlilng sales force for a good seller and our
futiirn line of American-made toys. M 403
T.i dror Office
AUTOCAR motor builders; must ha flrTt
class App y at the American Railway
Express Garage 4828 Chestnut st. y
AUTOMOBILE MECIIANICS
' nrn urirently In need of autnmnhlL ,
chanlcs vvho are familiar on rspalrlng Dodge
Car. Applv Thornton-Fiiller Automobile
in .".II Willi ,.. 11 ...n nm
BOCKKEEPER. auditor and stenographer
for mountain hotel August and September:
write, stating experience and references.
Castle Inn Delaware Water Gap, Pa.
CABINETMAKERS
SteBdy work for good mechanical modern
plant! cafeteria; group life Insurance! beat
working conditions.
GEOROE W SMITH ft CO.
8, 40th it. below Gray ave,
' unnurloriiTn nf
niUffhter of -.--. vi. -,- .n-.tiat. ,.,. .... ..
JTj:Y 30, 1020
HELP "WANTED MAI.B
BRAKEMEN WANTED
FOR PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
1823 FILRERT STREET
riiiLADELrmA, ta.
CAniNETMAKERS sticker hands nnd nll
nround woodworking machine hands:
skilled men only. $40.32 weekly for IB hours
for first-class mechanic, with attendance
and production bonus:. Apply ready for work,
Unit Construc'lon Co . Bath and Grays ave.
CHEMIST, inorrante. young man in his
twenties, capable of establishing perma
nent connections with chemical housei 11200
to $1800 annunllv at start, accordlmr to ex
perience and callb"r. small scale productions
work and charge of shipping: nlso miscella
neous Inside duties with later sales work If
mutually desired, state schooling, experience
and salary expected Address P 107, Ledger
Office.
CRATERS, experienced, for crntlng stoves
and ranges. AbMm Cox Stove Co . Amerl-
can and Dauphin sta .
DECORATOR, experienced, v. anted by nn old-
estnDiisncn nouee; one wno morougniy un
derstands the furnishings of a homo In Its
entirety. J, D Van Stiver Co Camden.
New Jersey, ,
EXPERIENCED BRAKEMEN (YARD)
APPLY
TERMINAL TRAINMASTER
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
38TH AND JACKSON 8T3..
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
FARM HAND HELPER, colored! must un
derstand general farm work! good wager,
and borne Apply Croft k Co., 33d nnd Mar
ket sts
HEAD WAITER, experienced, for mountain
hotel. August and September! write,
stating experience ind reference. Castle Inn,
Delaware Water Gap. Pa.
JUNIOR CLERK Desirable position open
for capable joung man between the age
of in Hnd 10 advancement commensurate
with ability Reply, stating experience nnd
age. to Mr II I..
avenue
Campbell. 314 i Passyunk
LATIORERS WANTED. DAY AND NIGHT
ON CONSTRUCTION WOnK LONG JOR,
GOOD WAGES. APPLY STONE A WEB
BTKR REACH AND PALMER STS.
MACHINIST STEADY WORK FOR MAN
EXPERIENCED ON WILCOX & OTRRS
OVERLOOK MACHINES: OIVE REFER
EXCES FULL PARTICULARS OF EX.
i'ERlENCE AND STATE SALARY DE
SIRED. O 22, P. O. BOX 3413.
MECHANICS capable ot repairing and re
i' lining electric truck". Annlv
AMERICAN RAILWAY EXPRESS CO.
ISth and Market sts.
JlfT ;n
MTCN
MEN
for Central Pallreid Co. of New Jersey:
best wages: straight time, rain or shtne:
time and hi.lf for overtime and Sunday
work flrst-clnss boarding accommodations:
no money required: free shipment. Apply all
day nt company' tree Employment Bureau,
MULTIORAPII OPERATOR Capable man
wanted to take entire chnrge nf depart-
nxnt: must be experienced operator and able
o mniio siiKiH rrjimrr; rxuviirni opportunity
. .. ,- .... i,...,.. ...... '
, rence and salary desired. P 1027. Ledger
Office
MULTIORAPII OPERATOR Excellent op
portunity for depcndabli. voung man. thor
oughly experienced, for printing department
of largo Industrial plant give age, experi
ence references and salary expected, I lo0
Lodger Office,
MOLDERS MOLDERS
ON GRAY IXON. HEAVY FLOOR.
BIDE FLOOR. .3ENCH AND MACIliNH
MALLEABLE IRON M0LDER8
ON FLOOR BENCH AND MACHINE
TWO FIRST-CLAW niEMAKERS
SIX FIRST-CLASb TOOI.MAKIJR3
MEN TO BREAK IN ON BENCH
AND MACHINE MOLDINO
COREMAKERB
ON HEAVY AND LIGHT WORK
8 HOUR DAY. TIME AND HALF
FOR ALL OVERTIME INCLUDING-
BATURDAY AFTERNOON AND SUNDAY
OPEN SHOP CONDITIONS
CALL OR WRITE
MR HAMMOND
ROOM 07 HEED BI.DO
121S FILBERT ST.
FROM 0 TO 12 A. M.. 2 TO 3 P. M.
OPEN EVENINGS, U.S0 TO 8 P. ji
' ' ' "
1'!. rJ-p"'V "p'rlenc"l for mountnln
nnrn aiiltiihi
ftPrt SPteiTiber. rlt ii.t
.-.""'. "i'.7 "
DelaViVre Water rinp.P.r ' '""'
Imf .va. vLniiii on.. pi s-bmi fA1 T .
HALFS MANAGER "antid o,rerlenced In
ee'llnu drug nnd household rtmidies to
jninrERS and thn TRADE in the South:
mut n ive o auri,iui malks
SALESMAN Rebuilt tires are In groat de
mand unusual proposition presentfil upon
apnlliHtlon. exclusive territory given men
who can produce, our men now earning from
$100 to J.100 per week, cull nt once before
terrltor) is closed Eastman Rubber Works.
Inc . 415 Market st , Room 213. Camden.
NJ
SALESMAN stationery and printing" one
who hus hnd outside experience and who
has a following: all applications held conn
fontlal state full partlculara In first letter.
P 101,1 Ledger Office
SALESMAN-- Wanted a few hnrrest men
with a wide nutomobllo urqualntnnre au
tomobile furnlhhed thnje thnt qualify, liberal
rnmmlweion chance to muKe from 1100 to
f-,100 per week R 007, Ledger Office
SALESMAN Wanted, an eperlence,1 stock
salesman capable of handling hlsh-gradt
Industrial preferred stock: best of references
required Mall applications to M 309,
7,e.1er Office
SALESMEN FOR LOCAL INVESTMENT
SECURITIES LEADS FURNISHED TO
JtEPUTAHLE APPLICANTS II 003. LED
PER OFFICE.
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SALESMEN security, with or without ex
perience to handle new line m-vet before
offered public good positions for rlcht men
with guaranteed advancement See Mr
Lounsbury Room 7.18 1011 Chestnut
BAI.ESMAN stnmnlng und printing pply
P 103 Ledger Office
TYPIST Young men. nmhitlnus, typist and
mutllgruph nuerutnr; excolb nt opportunity
for advancement Standard R See Mr
Ryan. N K cir Broad and Wallace sts.
OUNG MAN 17 or 18 yearn old. for cleri
cal position wl h an automobile concern;
glvo reference M 421 Ledger Office
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
ACCOUNTANT office manager, credit man
12 years' experience, available at onie,
will go anywhere H 00,1 Ledger Office
ACCOUNTANT open for special engagement;
will audit straighten tangled accounts and
prepare financial reports, B 804. Ledger Off
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
EDUCATIONAL and Domestic, Employment
rClub. 225 8. Sydenham UBth -nd W-lnutl
rctTralnia fctlp upplltd.
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TJSED AUTOMOBILES
pnuui
imiiiiiiMiisw
A REAL
OHIO
6000 Sis
Sacrificed nt less
than mfrs. prices.
N. SKTD3
30x3 $12.68
30x3 Vi $15,22
32x3J4 $18,56
33x4 $25.45
34x4 $25.88
All Guaranteed
BUY NOW
FISK LEE
GOODRICH
FIRESTONE
McGRAW
CAPITAL
PLAIN N. SKID
30x3la $10.50 $11.40
32x31, $13.10 $14.10
31x4 $18.00 $19.00
33x4 $19.00 $20.80
34x4 $20.00 $21.80
34x41. $23.00 $27.00
37x5 $30.00 $33.00
Slightly Blemished.
40 H&
niaimiEWffl
USED CARS
All Model Chandlers
Rcfinished and Overhauled
LOOK OVER THIS LIST OF CARS OF
OTHKIt MAKES
I1UICK ffil'PK
HUPMOHILE TOURING
OAKI AND TOURING
MOMNi: KNIGHT TOURING
OLDSMontLi: TOURING
RKO TOURING
CHEVROLET TOURING
LEXINGTON TOURINO
HERBERT BROTHERS
EP.OAD AND RACE STS.
NELSON E. SHAW.
Manager Used Car Dept.
Spruce tb25.
A ONE AND A HAI.F-TON TRUCK for
12.10 Hy a thoroughly practical method
you can convert your Ford chassis Into a
sturdy 14 -ton truck for 1230. Tnl Is an
Introductory price which will obtain for a
very limited time, after which the cost will
be 1110. Grleb - Thomas, Inc.. 306 North
Itroad a.. Philadelphia.
1919 FULTON TRUCK, $600
Good condition, will trade for touring car.
SCHOtlER
31th nnd Market.
1RD 1 Vj -ton truck, panel body and bev
el, d Bins" side and back, 1918; brand new
rubbfr nnd newly painted; in perfmt cond.
tlon suitable for bakery, confectioner or
Bloc. r. good ns now; price 8400 cash
FRANK A. CARBY.
Maples! ule N .1. Ph. Morrlstown 277-R12
STORAGE b.ttterlen for sale for everv mage
nf oar 0 volt. 18- 12-volt. $10. positively In
good r ,n1 Starr Storage Hat 200 X 15th.
BATTERIES 0 volt, rebuilt for Sin equal
to new. Battery Specialties Co . 1304
Vino st
CADILLAC No. B7 Imperial ltmoulne West
Inghnuic shock absorbfrs. velour uphuls'y:
mech cond. guar. Stanley, 010 N Brond.
HIGHEST nrlcoM paid for ued .lutomoblle.
Stanley 010 N Broad st
BROCKWAY 3'4 ton. with stake body. A.
Freeston. .131 Walnut st Lombard 882.
BUICK Wo have a colloctlon of (1 nnd 4
cyl. tourings and roadsters, cash or terms.
Stanley Auto Co . Oil) N Broad st.
CHALMERS roadter In e.xccilont shape,
will sicrlflco. 13411 Pnplnr st Poplar 3244
BUSINESS OPPOXtT UNITIES
ACCOUNT OF DEATH, will sell in part or
complete u. jobbing carpenter .hop. tool
and bnchea: nhop located 1334-30 Fawn st.
Address C. E. J , 3720 Torrcsd.ile ave.
EXCELLENT opportunity for man who can
Invest $3000 cash nnd tnko active Interest
at once ln expnnd'ng nnd prolltuble business.
unutual oup for man who m nns business;
rnu't he Christian If 831. ledger Office
TOR SALE Window nnd office cleaning
business, cash trado and first class; estab
lished 'I years Chandler 21j. N 7th st
FOR SALE Ice cream nnd confeotlonery
store, h mile from Cnmd n unusual op
pnrtunlty for rlnht party II 8.13 ledger Off
MACHINERY AND TOOLS
MACHINERY FOR SALE
One llnwn & Shirpp milling machine
One Hi ' enelno lathe.
Ono 12 engine lathe.
Ono 21 drill press
One punch drill press.
One Inx lathe
One h-iml lathe
One small i:nr cutter.
Thrto i-ouare shears.
Three punch presses.
Two dmp presses
l nt nf visoe and small tool.
Inquire nf ENGINEER. 1.130 Cherry st
.SURPL!r!S,FSVEI,.
VEM
1VO PANEL MACHINKRT
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ivl IKIil.-NIJ .MAUlllNKItY
mi:
TAI. IMiRKING MACHINERY. LATHES.
AVER'' Mil I.1VO MACHINES DRILL
tESSES TURRET LATHES. SMALL
PI
PHI
TOOLS ETC
PREMIER PLYWOOD CO.
BALTIMORE. MP.
DYNVM"S AND MOTORS
A C and D " nMV anrt cond-hand.
113 V -' ' fi0 c- "NO v-. 100. 40
h p 110 v . US k vv c generator, d. c.
4-'vnIve M.alnet y pn
WE MAKE gray Iron casting from 1 pound
to 1 ton If o' vv int rastlngs Ihnt can bo
eas'ly machined r t- us Reeves Stove and
Foundry C.imi any 3i. S 2d tt.. Philadelphia.
Tedj JncJ!.VJ:
5U)TOU ' li 1 - a,1(1 s horse, slnelo
I)han. j 1 2 1 all 1 ' I1 C sale
' y A AD M jt b.jLrj Arc'i sts
FI.El'TRff mo differ nt .lz. j 4; )n ft
smaller ixhauft fans J IV Adams 130
L 1'-h!Lt . -
MOTORS ' 's 1 -' nd 1 hurso. single
phnso. W 1 2 1 ml 1 P ' t-nlo w A.
Adams. 4th i-nl Ar. Ii sts Market 2147
LECTltiCpMnicm,nQniVAcmNE TOOLS
O'HRIEN MACHINERY in H0N 3DST.
MOtfERN maihl'i' -1 01 ipeiuJ for .ilFkind
nf wiJTk 210 N Fr 1 t st
MAClflNIifRY b-lting t ml" Segal ft liotb
man 133N 4lh st
MACHINE SIH'I' r--n for ron'rnot"; Inter-
estlng prices pr mud l hvorl s II NIB LO
BUSINESS PERSONALS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
Positively highest casl- prlc. " f r vour dls
monds, cny slse from 'i tn 10 carats: noni
pay higher, alko id cull t atu.un and silver
hnnaht estates bn-iobt (private! est 10 vrs
Thepiarnond Shop Vn.&M
DIAMONDS "BOUGHT
ANY SIU PRICE N' otHECT
Pawn Tick is for IH11 n nd- Hiiisht
KELLY ft CO H.I2 CHFS-TXUT ST.
Suite 21-22 Qt'i-r Child R. -' 1 ir int JVIvats
ROYAL PLEATINO CO Pleating and hem-
stitching, buttons und butt nhole". special
reduction Nrst week II a skirt to bo pleated.
klrts pleated In 1 day, mall orders attended
to 118 N 11th
rnUI'AIli: inv entlmule in vour cnnatriu-
I tlon large or small geii.ril oontrnctlng
John II Mofloskei lujn t h. "tnui el Hull
1 "Inut 374'i
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
I!ARRV.WSIITII 717 SvNiM
MANICURING-and culp tr. tmnt hiiiirsi
n in to 5 p. 111. 1830 An h t I'hun.
Spnioo 13A7
ELECTRIC TREATMENT alsi". nianli'urliig,
iiffi.o iin.'i S 11th st hours frnn 10 to 1)
ELECTRIC treatment and manicuring Room
ii Hr..! "!d . 1213. Filbert st t.oc 3rll
iTuniir.il GOODS of alt descriptions re.
paired AnilrewJT Blrohett. 10.1 S 22d st
MOFRK will r" vour hmiai for eiectrla
llghlM Poplar UBt J 2733 foffereonjt
IRON fences window guard" tree guards and
repair Wm Clnrkson, 3,131 N Bth t
i-ifOKS 'linilo to measure and r-m rlni If
l'rosser 1 1 01. Walnut "t sot oi.-l Hour
STAMPS AND COINS
bTAMP.-4 ALBUMS AND HUPI'lIks"
for stamn collector
PHILA STAMP CO 21 8 17TH ST
TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES
Tvnetoriters A" mal, 20 u"i 'er'
Uundr Typewrlttr Co., 1003 ChiitnGt tl'.'
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USED AUTOMOBILES
CUT PRICE SALE
$75,000
Worth of Tires
Must Be Sold
For Ready Cash
40 OFF
REAL CUT
Every First .Tire
Guaranteed.
AKRON, 616 Market St.
dx
tJfic OvpafnesSmallCu
USED CAR DEPT.
Hupmohlle Sedan tllOO
Hupmobllo Roadster 730
Mitchell 7-pasaeneer Touring 7B0
Hupmobllo 32. 4 passenger 430
Mnxwcll 1018 Touring 000
Chevrolet 1020 Sedan 1200
The above cars arc sold with n 30
day guarantee. Deferred payment ar
ranged, C0MPT0N-BUTLER, Inc.
POPLAR 7887 822 N. DROAD
STUDEBAKERS
Various models overhauled and
repainted; sold with our guar
antee. Other makes at bargain
prices. Ask about our easy
payment plan.
STUDEBAKER SALES CO.
Phone Ponlar C020 847 N. Broad t.
OLDSMOBILE SEDAN
Five passenger lx cylinder, in flrat-cla
londitlon will demonstrate, very good paint
and now tires body painted blue: price
11800. good reasons for selling,
R 1" WHITMAN, Postmaster.
Schwonkvble. Pa
OVERLANDS, alt model, n and 7-pas.
touring. 2 and 3 pass, roadsters. 4 past,
chummy roadster: all other make and mod
els, special basement bargain every any;
time payment: open evening. Overland
Harper Co.. 250 N. Broad t.
PEERLESS. 4 ton, with B-ton equipment
and stake body. A, Freeston. 338 Wal
nut st. Lombard 882.
STUDEBAKER 7 passenger. 0 cylinder. r
cellcnt running condition: good tires: come
nnd see It; time payments; open evening.
Overland-Harper Co.. 2BQ N. Broad st.
STUTZ We overhaul and re'nleh nil our
used Stutz cars, nil model for Immed, de
livery: buy direct from distributor, cash or
terms. See Mr IlunOr Stutz Agency, U09 N.
Broad st.
STUTZ 11121). model II, 4 pnsscnger, finest
mechanical condition, good paint, good
tire and fair price run 4000 miles. Kissel
Car Agero-v .10 1 N Broad st Phlla.
DODGE, touring llil'i-lN like new! bargain.
Stanlov Co 1110 N Broad Hi Ponlar 7820.
FOP. SALE
BUNGALOWS '
Rulld vourself a home with material from
Hog Island Hotel and savo half cost on the
prevent high market price.
LUMBER MILLWORK
2x3 to 2x8 In all lengths! sheathing, flooring.
siding nnd plaster board by the millions ot
feet windows und doors completo with hard,
waru by the thousands, all in new condi
tion, hundred of screen door new In orig
inal crate"
PENN SALVAGE CO .
04th and Tlnlcum live Woodland 4103.
RADIATORS
Hot Water and Steam Boilers
Pip nnd rittlnK new rnrt aecond-han1
BATH TUBS
Slnkr. Toilets nnd other Ennrnr-lwire chear
1420 S. 8TH STREET
Phone Dickinson 874 Kev Main fll)n
PELSTRING'S
SUPPLY HOUSE
N.E. Cor. 1 1 th & Filzwatcr Sts.
GOVERNMENT SPAR VARNISH
12 ONE GALLON CANS IN A CASE 2
PER OALLON MAIL CHECKS WITH
ORDER FOR PROMPT SERVICE
0ce Partition.Railing.Fum,W
Store Fixture" We sell, buv nnd exchange
011 WALNUT ST Wal 4134 Main 38.10 A.
PENNA OFFICE FURX1TURF CO,
OFFICE FURNITURE
Large lot of desks safes files, enhtnets and
B-neral office furniture store fixtures
We buy sell und exchange
TATTEN FURNITURE CO
TjncUST 4n7Q 1127 ARCH ST RACE 30(10
47 Sfl UP Bags, trunks nnd suitcases,
$4"-v hiuh grade, big values Wnrdrobe
riirk -'- up. Urg" naiortni'lit
WALTER'S l.QN OFFICE 11th and Arch
PIIONOailAl-llS and reco'Os bought, sold
and exchanged. Werechoff. 003 Walnu:
st. Phone.
VICTOR moilefdnub.e spring mmor good a
new vrnrth .'71 sell for $100 msl 325
S Oth Soomd tlnnr 10 ni In s p in
J0.ni to
HEATER Himphrev'-. iiutomntl ho -water
hentor good ,ih new 3 giilcns per minute,
reasonable J JlNo...n S.10 Wa nut
FOR SALE Flxtur. of n pastry b k"hop.
Applv between i und 12 a m Cha H,
Ermenlrout 3HH Ib.lllf I'ldg
.11 II I BOH. fits smokestack turik.
hoisting onglP's 11 lu r.ilnnount uvo.
Kovsuino Race r,4IS D '
Hi mphrev'-.
tiutorn.iti ho
REFRIGERATORS anJ wxtures for grocers
and moat marietta, terms if desired
RANDALL ft CO 311 N 2d St.
CASU'RECSISTERS nil binds, suit any line
of busln." chnip for ch Gordon Oil)
Jnrlni'linl rist Phono Market 50,11
iTAS "HANOI: QUALITY. 4 burner. Call
lb IinnntHiJ38
STANDS cabinets, nto . big bargain. Phlla.
ib phl,i Prlntirs' Supiilv 14 S nth st
CASH register. 2d hand rhonn National)
old rooliil' rs ixr Ktvstone HL'O tfn Girde.lj
100 DOUBLE sibool desks suitable fir kin
dorB.irto!iatJ3 each 21.1 N llth Fll 2770.
SAFE1 fireproof c'oslng out foil slightly
used modern makes cheap 72 N Fourth.
POOL "TABLES ! band. hOtlit sold, rent
ed ox. banged K-afir 3211 W Glrardave.
STORAGE AND MOVTNQ
The Exchange Storage Co.
1121) N ""TH ST
Wo have it fovv lcun erparate
rooms vacant for the Storage
of Your Househo d (lo.ids
rhone nlninnlid 2171 l'CKIG MOVING.
Dougherty fie Sons Storage
1424 N L"iTJl ST.
Got our special r.ti f 1 movtrg by our reli
able and careful men Cull Poplar 4303: Kay.
ione ParklU night p'lone. Diamond 0832,
A STORAGE PAUCE
Clean ns your bom moving for particular
people any dlstrlot. latlniute given; pack.
ing shipping m"vin rjorage. North
Phlla Stg Co 203BJ.i'hlgh Diamond 73.ga(
RETURN londj want.d t'j New York or any.
where In North J. rso . we are making b.
weekly trips with larire trurks, communicate.
SHERWOons I.XPRLSS """,m'
NUT1.EY N J
Miller, North Broad Storage Co.
Rroad above Ihlsh Fhone Diamond 7tjn
Moving, brick and fireproof storage packing
"" VICTORY STORAGE J
11200 Filbert Phone Belmont 4078
for estimate Pierce Arrow vn.
FIDELITY FIREPROOF 'WAREHOUSES
1811 TO 1810 MARKET W. 8
MOTORTRUCKS to hit-
hour,. all alies. .. Phila. Alito TransfV
ilia.
nour. nil ninv". nii.u. A.
823 N 20th at. Call Pop. 1784
MONARCH STORAGE CO
vmmar
ICH STORAGE CO.. 3870 LANCAtu
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