1J ' . V !L0 There's No Base Like Home , By H. C. WITHER Ed Harmon. oho admits he has nnualas Fairbanks looking like a CHAl'TEtt VII A word TO the'wivks Seventh Inning As advertlaed, Joe, I mat Miss Hunt ington at chow that night and sho como lip to alt expectations and then went on aV)d passed 'cm. She wan even fascinatin' whilst eatln' spaghetti, which Is the carbolic acid test. From then on I begin to take quite a Interest In this second Quoen of tho BhebAn, Joe, and naturally 'enough I de voted 'some tlmo to wfinderln' whom would bo tho luoky guy to turn up and crab oft a knockout lilto she. with u half million for dessert. I didn't havo long to wait, becauso tho thing run oft like novel or mo oic. They wns a younrr guy amongst what Is known to the Inner-circle, as tho "oxtry people" mat inieu in tor 1110 Heiress victim tho same way the skin fits on u olive. Ho was n good looker In a regu lar he-man way, ho didn't forget that a shave n day keeps the whiskers away linu n iur pom poor wen, no was worltin' for flvo bucks a day nnd worked nn the average of four davn Ipsa thun a week. Hp seen this alleged stenog rapher trio nrst aay no went to draw Ills ten or fifteen dollars nnd would of walked out Without thn mnnov If aim hadn't called him back. Jeanne, wub the only one that noticed that when he fln'ly Uia tcur miiiscii iiw.vy, no ion nio nat there and she winked at me and grinned. Well, Joe. I'll say that this super was a f.ist worker, in fact the kid was ho ipetdy no would, or mado u, telegram jcok like a, paitilyzed snail. He hung around that office llko a summer folii end a lot of nmbitlous'asslstant directors. laid awake manys mo niglit tryln' to fig ure out wnys to send him a box of poisoned bon bons nnd not get suspected, . .., nnt.A f.t 'a t.nrt .V... Mr....... . . flmttt. 1.1... t; cv iii.i.u viii iiu.i mg lit;, j iu ,uu mill lecnuse It was a cinch that tho ladv In tho cuso was pnrtlnl to him. When he commenced openly callln,' on her, Jeanno (alls me Into tlio thing. Sho starts oft by convlncln' mo how iho likes this Miss Huntington and, then the claims It looks pretty serious be tween sho nnd this young useless and whilst Jeanne admits the girl's Idea of e turn u uuHUHiiu iniiorea to mensurc klnda queer, sho don't want her friend to KO Ml one. Therefore) nnd to wit. ine wants me to mix around with Miss Huntington's boy friend and. see If ho hail anything to recommend him besides his baby start and the like. Well, Joe, as I havo nlwnys been a obedient young man, 1'folleycd out my instructions 10 me letters nnu lookctl over this bird at close run en. I mum confess I was a trifle prejudiced against mm at me go in, Decnuse it was my idea tlut a guy of his heft should bo doln' tomcthln' more excltln' than bcln' a su K per in tlie movies, but after a scant half hour's conversation I was stroni; for him, Joe. He was Just n big, clear-eyed, clean kid with a certnln amount of class that seemed outa place In tho Job ho had and a Bomethln" clso nbaut him that It was practically tmposstblo not to like. 1 didn't wonder that the charmln' helrcsi with the queer Ideas had fell for him and towns only hopln' he would take tho imamngu or. me cnanco win en was headed his way at a mile a minute and make somethln' outa himself and not Just lay back and kid tho world wlih Miss Huntlngton'ii dough. Havlu promised Jeanne not to upset the beans, I couldn't very well tip him off. but jvhen ho come right out In mcetln' and told me he expected to wed our charmln' atenog, I Irgurcd I might bo excused for toundln' him out. I told him ho was lucky, Joe, and I didn't tell no lie! "You bet I'm lucky !" he says, grlnnln' like a wolf, "why you don't know what this will do for me and " "Don't kfd yourself." I Interrupts. "I know a whole lot better than'you do. Now I'll admit that you havo gavo mo a food Impression nnd you have got my est wishes for success nnd the like. Gut I trust you will get busy and hustle now and can this beln' a movie supe. That ain't gonna get you nowhercs and right now you gotta mako good ! Why you can't even stnrt off married llfo In a unfurnished room with tho pennies vnll'rA tvinlln' 1iaia om.1 vm, Anrt't vi.nnt SI Ilss Huntincton to tro out and stcnos aner you ro a man una a wire, no you? ' "1 shoultt say not!" he laughs. "Ha, ha, the Idea of my wife having to work ! Kenlly, that's rich ! I'm thoroughly enp able of supporting her, I assure you. I've managed to get together u few dol lars nnd I'm going to throw up this Job of mine today and go Into a business I've been Interested in for somo time. and I'll le( you In on another secrct--MIbs Huntington Ih going to quit, too. becauso tomorrow wo get married and Mrs. Harmon and yourself are to bo the witnesses 1" Ilcforn I could make anv nnswer to tills one, Joo, Miss Huntington herself loomed up on the horizon nnd tho comln' luckiest guy on tho earth beat It. I walked away with visions or the kid openln" up a frankfurter stand or the like, ns whnt kind of a other business could lie open with tho dough he saved iron, Dein a supe, ney. Joej I am passln by tho office a. hour later, lookln' for Jeanne so's I can mako my report, when 1 hear her volco from tho Inside. Juit .in I nm on tho brink of openln' tho door, this younir guy begins to speak and I waited. po, Airs. Harmon, ne says, in a klnda strange volco. "Please wait!" Then they Is a most Intcrestln' (to me) pause, "IMlth ! h- uivn niit. that beln' Miss Huntlnston'H first name. "I have do- celled you I" i near a gasp from said hAiltn anu Jeanno busts out. "Viola !" she says. "It Ir then that you cannot marrco Mademoiselle?" "i would like," ho says in a coldly Voice, "to see somebody stop me!" They was at tho least two sighs let forth from Inside. "No." goes on the kid, "It Isn't that. The surprise I have Is a pleasant one. i am not just a poor" er super, i nunc around hard because I had nothing else to do and the work was fascinating to me. Also I had a good reason to tudy the movies. Then when I saw you, Ldlth i I couldn't leave. My uncle, who died last year, left mo a little over half a million dollars and I'vo been look ing around over Blnco for somo safe and one investment. I found It oh very recently. You will never havo to oper ate a typewriter again, dear, you can nave every thing your heart desires. I'vo put practically every cent I havo Into this business I've gone Into but there's millions to be mnde out of It and as soon as I can arrange a loan on my new property, I'll probably be able to glvo you tlfty thousand dollars for pin money, weemeart! Now I " Then Miss Huntington como to life. Why," alio gasps, 'why didn't you tell me this before?" "Forgive me, honey.'1 nays tho kid. But I I wanted to be suro that you loved ma for myself, alone." 'That's exactly what I wanted to find put about you 1" chokes out Miss Hunt ington, like she was Bpeahln' to herself. . I don't quite understand," says tho aiu, Kinaa puzzieu. "you- - 'l I deceived you, too!" says friend Edith. "I'm no more a compelled to bo stenographer than you nro to bo a upemumerury. I I " Sho almost (hot the words out, Joe, llko sho was anxious to get It over with. "I why I nave half a million dollars right now 1" "You what?" hollers the kid. . "My father left me thlB moving pic- "ire company." explains isaitn. -uui i Jon't like tho movies and never did. My Being here at the studio was just a whim r ' : v i! G MkW,f r&.k AE7jli SSiTS !W njet&l nhcacma m l2Ww ,X v. sJi v!n W1 sazBm 2SW m ' tnovlM " following letter. In stallments from It. O. Witwcr1 latest iiectts will be printed datlu. v of mine I sold, tho entire plant through ? r,,.ers todoy. I why what's tho matter7" -iLne?rd 'Tinno Rive a llttlo cry so without no more further ado I pushed In the door. Tho kid has fell Into s chair and Is shrlekln' with laughter. I hadda pound him on the back to bring him arSi!fl ,0 wAero ho could talk. "What'H tiro largo Idea?" I bawls at him. p "Thp Idea oh yes," ho chokes. Jumptn' up and puttln' his arms around the klnda dazed Edith, "The Idea Is, old man. abgut tho funniest I'vo over heard tell of. This moving plcturo company wn'cn my future wife just sold Is the business I Just bought, that's all t" I'll say It .was enough, hey Joo? Yours truly, ED. HAItMON (Tho Strongest Hope of The Movies). continukd TOMonnow Copyright, 1020, DoubMay, Page & Co. Mad -Dog Scare In Vlneland Vlnetond, N. J Aug. 31. Half, of Vlnoland was aroused, when a mad doff appeared on handls avenue, In thy suburbs of the borough, nnd bit An drew 1'arlon nnd scratched three other people. The dos was killed by n nosso nnd Its liond wits sent 'to the state labo ratory at Trenton for analysis. ;OTMrairam!M,mBiiK3!3TO The New Congress Hall you know old Con-' U rrr gress Hall, at Cape May? Perhaps your grandfather and grand mother went there On their wedding trip. Well, you would hardly recognize it today in its new dress of fresh paint, and completely rejuve nated. After being closed for years, and "dead to the world," it has blos somed out again, looking fit to receive a new pro cession of brides. And nil so easily done, just because it was built of BRICK. Most of the old sea side hotels wore mere wooden shells, always ready to bo blown down or burned up ; but Congress Hall, built of ever lasting brick, stands as solid as tho old light-house, and needs only a little brushing up to be as good as ever. And a3 to its value today see if you can get the owners to tell you what it is. For appearance, comfort, safety, permanence, high value, and low cost, get a good architect and build of common brick. h. m. ft c. n. SINBn Church ana Taeony JOS. T. HYHNB EST. 20th and Clearfield JOHN H. BAnLEY Nlcetown Lane and R St. FiiANKFonn nmcic works Torreadale Avenue KEYSTONE IHUCIC CO. Godfrey near Second St. Flko NOHTII PIUI-A. BRICK WORKS lllslna Hun and Luiarno F. SEITTEn'8 HONS Nlcetown Lano and a St. "RUILD WITH BMCK IT LASTS POnEVEH." FOnEVEH. IWMMKMWMmi PABCELS POST Grand Opening: West Phila.'s New Army and Navy Store O. D. Army Woolen Shirts $1.25 These reclaimed ahlrta nro mado of Oov. atandard wool, Juat tho thlnw for work, camplni; or any kind of rough wear. Buy a half doicn of them at tnla price Look at These Opportunities O. D. Woolen Shlrta. new $8.30 O. IJ. Woolen Blnnketa, new 7.00 O. I). Woolen Breeches 2.U0 O, I). Woolen Spiral 2.00 Reclaimed Ralneouta 3.00 Army Bella, new 0 W. F. Klinger & Co. . 5115 Market St. Prepaid Malt Orite'r'a rilled Promptly irepam Kj(rB for Parcel Port Open Krry Kenlni 10 o'clock SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO Wo will furnUli nnr article In the military line upon requefct. Opening, Monday, Aug. 30 TOUrtH COOK'S TRAVEL SERVICE COVERS THE WORLD thos. cook & S01 225 So. Broad Strec r (Below Wolnut imwiMiBiiiiiiro pi.. Ill EVENING PUBLIC WPMMKB HKKOsITH ATXANTlfl CITY, N. t, rrf(le and Arkastai Am. Caudtr M. Ou kl tnm Million DolUf Tin, ItaJini de-t t4 b-al UtW m mini is uainnouiti wnn aoowtri jr nn mimv. Prim wiy tskMck. EiimtlTprchi ud kill rwm. VIM. llfkla ni naalnf wiier la nana. FrinM tatkt. OnliMIra aaj Judof . A marina plan II p dallyi 111 mWttilt. r.uroptan plan I1.S0 up dallr. lirtpraW Cmu latUH. TUmttiM. m. M. H.iUM. TABOR INN feein nd Connecticut . iTr mI location) large room. Etetllent table. 18th atanon. Special rata from Labor Day. J. P. J. A. M. DUHN. TRAYMORE ATUNneanrl 1 WR1DS GREATEST HQTRSUOCESS SIUVESF.T'OInJ Kentucky Ate. and the Beach. EfrV.appo!ntmnt. Hoderata ratta. Mrs. It. nnUCfKRlt. formerly of tin tamonl. Weifanlniter Kantucky t. nr. Bak run, watar: 120 trklr.1 14 up dally. C. Buhra OCKAN CITf. N. J. BISCAYNE nunnlng water In avary iiniiil i I'tijni",, rt iiiuiiiiiii. THE AlaVYN lirlahton place," Ocean City, open until Oeteher ti Bntmber ratei. CArn.MAV, v. j. Hotel Lafayette Now Open CArii MAY. N. 3. Located on beach front. , Capacity 4i D Iroprovementa! ninnlna- water) elevator. JOHN TRACT CO. Kenbcrl Hall c1"' front: open all lglut "" aentemberi apeetal rateaj Asnrjnv.rAiut. w. J. snrnY tark, n. j., ami ykati prsortT WBITn CITY lNFOItMATION HtlnKAU, ftnT.nvonn. n. j. DORSEY ltOTEI Capac. 230. Amar. or Huron, plan. J. E. Whltwll. Almn Rea. rate: bath, from home; excel. ovinia t(tbl,. hfimf pnBk alft ,,; ropHr nvp- a'OINT l'l.KASAWT, W. J. aiCTUllKSQUB A Delightful lUnort ointPIeasant,N.J. ;K'i?.rSS.rt FtrniNn T,nK. n. a. 1 Warveq SPRING LAKE, N. J. ON THE OCEAN A Itntft of Dlatliietlvo Charm. Su. rauniled by Oardeni an'1 I.avrn". At the BM nt tha Sea, W. ti. Btllbba. niVF.RTON. N'. J. THE LAWN HOUSE On the Bank of the Delaware?. Dealrabla vacancies. O. C. 1UTTI.ER. Prop. WKKNEnHVIf.f.W. Hillairln Beautiful 'lea. Term a Vod- um,UD aratn. Garnce. electrlo llghu. OKnltART ATlt.r.NtUrH. Pmpa POrONO MOUNTAINS Del n ware Wnter flan CASTLE INN. nelnjvnre Water flan. l'o. rireproof Hotel nnd Oarage, Hunnlni Wnter. Trlvnta Hatha. Open through October. Orcheatra. Oolf. Booklet. Special Fall Itatea. T. T. DOM1EY. Blount Poeono. Pa. POCONO E. MOUNTAIN HOUBB Mt. Tocono. Pa. Cap. 209 U 1IOOKER. JR.. MT. SHARTHJIOnr.. PA. Tho HnrvarrJ Amtr pian, amicia nr . nc narvara lllt, Ph- BW.nhmrrsia. BBIARCUFF MANOR, ti. T. clvcliff Jodcj BRIARCLIFF MANOR, N. Y. A Popular 134-mile Motor Run from Philadelphia. Illustrated booklet and detailed motor route card may be ob tained at Public Ledger Travel and Resort Bureau. Elevation 600 feet. Spacious porches overlooking Hudson river. Golf, tennis, riding, swimmincr pool and inviting walks. Open till after Thanks giving. New York Office 402 Madison Avenue' Phone Murray Hill 0312 BOSTON. MAWB. OTETfiTRJi iUOLommonwcaiiUAve.uojion l The Distinctive I Boston House t One of the most homollkt I hotola In tho world, f fiaaa ft .kl lilt llkit f.lAm I aV iRUOStdlOKqr. HiiloricBiuton.3cndforit I aaaaaaaaXaaaaaMaaV VERMONT FISHING! FISHING!! Every ono from flvo year ofKa to on h una rea can cicn un nmtv. T& Llkft U rnli nt thum. Tha DUNMORE HOTELI,.SK la the place; In tha heart of tha araaa Mountain: a charmlnr hotel keift Ilka noma. Tha free book with plcturea ahowa avary. tblPC. Send for It. ROSCOE A. MARVEL Managing Plreetay IN MBMORIUM WYNNB. In lovlna memory of my dear aon THOMAS WVNNK. who died AuaAiat 31 mns MOTtinn and sisters. iDcitl) 3ci tawfi ADDISON'. Aug;. K 8AHAII. wlfo of the late Joseph Addlon,Suneral services Wed.. S p. ni., 018'.! HftWPave, Int. Fernwood Cam. I.udlea' Oulld of St. Oeoree'a Church Invited AliHIlinilT.-Ausr. SO. CATHKIIINB ANN, widow of Daniel II AlbrlKht. luneral Wed., 'J .30 p. mr. from rHaldenco of on.n-lmv, Henry M Arnaly. 12U3 W.iuner ave. Int. prlwiti', HUlaldf) Cem. AUIlL'P. Aua. 30. AI.HKrtT EMMETT, won of Henrv O, I,, and Catherine l Arnip. iiuod 11 daya. f"uncral at convenience of family, from hln lato rcaldonce. JIHI) N, "aUKKR. Aui, 20, HAnniET. wife of Charley Barker. In her (14th year. Funeral Weil., 1 P. m. aharp. residence, 2141 Ialund road. Ir.-t. Ht. Jatnea'a Cem., Klngeeeslns, BAYArtD.-rAt Janneva Htatlon. Pa.. Auk. 20, 1020. AKNIE BAYAItD, formerly of 1441 Kutcr at,, Phtla . l'a. Relatives and aplmiH. Invlleil la flinnral. Wen.. A n m ' from thn Bethlehem A. M E. Church, Ijn. home, Pa. Int. at Mt Olive Cem.. Lan. h0IlUCKH. AUB. 27, MATIIIAS BECKER. late of 3313 Sprlnr Oarden at , 30 yeura n member of tha U. fl. army. Relatlvea and . fri.nda. alto aeneral Ilanry W. I.awton Po Nil. 2. Veterana of Foreign Ware. Invited to funeral. Wed., a p. m residence of J, p, Donohue, B400 Market at. Int. at Soldlera1 National Cem. Remains may be viewed l"uea ave. BENSON. At Ventnor. N. J., Au. 20, B. DALE BENSON, In hl 70th year. Int. private. Kindly omit flowers. 1ILB9CH. Au. 30. SYKILLB. widow of Martin Bleach. Relatlvea and frlenda In Uted to funeral. Thurs.. 8:80 a. m., from residence of arandaon. Clement Itolaate, 1412 W Erie ave, Solemn r"iulem mass at St. Stephen'!. Church 10 a. in Int. private. BLUTIIART. Aua- 20. JOHN, hustmnd of Marv Bluthort (ne Tracy) Servlcea Wed., 2 p. m . at hla lata residence, 30111 Chatham at. Int. Bolvua Cem. Remains may bo viewed Tuca.. after 8 p. in BOYKH. On August 30, 1020. HANNAH J., vlJow of John ti. lloyar. Service on Thursday afternpon. at j o'clock, at her lata residence. 8032 Havarford ave. Interment PTBURNS. Ausr. 28. JOHN P.. husband of the late riuasIlrni. Funeral Wed.. 8:30 lb oi ami'iii'iaw, iterpari at. "'"" "" ". re- n. in, ildwln 01, LEXINGTON JS91 im-, aal LEDGEEr?HlUADpLPHIA, TUESDAY, T1KATIIS CAMM. Au. 80. 8 Alt AH. A., wife, of Charlea M. Cantai and daughter of the tato H, II. nnd Adelaide Busby. Funeral aervlcea Wed,, 4:111 p. m.. realdcnce, 100 aowen ave , Mt. Airy. tnt. private. ' . ... CAMPIIEM, fluddentv. on Aur. 2. 1020. It. KlalKAIIKTII CAMPIIKIrf. (nee arlfflths). Jlelatlvea and friends ara Invited to attend unetal vervlcas. at the Oliver It. Balr Bid.. 1820 Chestnut at., Phtla. on Thursday ove nlna, nt 8 o'clock. Interment private,, CANNING. Aur. 28. ANNIE M., daush ter of the late John and Ann Canning. Relatlvea and frlenda Invited to funeral, Wed.. 8:80 a. m.. lato residence. 2020 Bt. Alban'a st. Solemn requiem mass. St. 8harlea'a Church 10 a. m. Int. Cathedral em. CHATEI,AtN. Suddenly, Au. 20. LEON CHATEhAIN, Hr husband, of Anna II. Chatelaln,. In his 40th year, Relatives and frlenda. also Prouresa Lodee. No. 00(l F. and A, M,: Crescent Temple, -A. A, O. N. M. B,, Trenton, N. J.t Plilla. Forest. No. 10, T. C. of u, are Invited to attend funeral aervlcea, Wed. 2 p. m., at his late residence. 202 Virginia ave.. Westmont. N, J. Int. Har lelah Cem. Frlenda may call Tues. after 7 p. m. COt.U Suddenly, Au. 27. JAMES COM., eori of Thomas and lata Mary Coll, aged 20. Relatlvea, frlenda and Phlla. Iodgn. No. 781. 11. II. C. of A.. Invited to funeral. Wed.. 8:80 a, m., from hla father's rastdence. 1MB 8. Newklrk at. Solemn rctaalem mass at St. Oahriel a rhurrh, 10 a. m Int. Holy Cross, , COOPER. Died In Baltimore, Md.. Au. 2rt. 1020, WIMU3LMINA tlinBONS COOPER, wlfo of Lleutennnt Commander Henry 0. Cooper, Jr.. U. B. N and daugh ter of the lato William O. aibbnna. of Wilmington. Del., nnd Carotlno Olbbons, late of Blrd.ln.Hand. Pa. She la gurvlved by her husband nnd her two children. Henry O, Coooer. 8d. and Caroline Olbbona. She was burled In Oxford, N. C, on Au. 38, ID20. cooney At Atlantic rity. . j.a "" on. iinv AMc ia rt ThnmiH F. Cooney and.' daughter' of John ami tho late Mary I.ance. Funeral wen., n a. m.. "" parlora of Mrs. James Oormloy. 10tl Pncino ave.. Atlantic City. Solemn requiem maas at Our Lady Star of tho Sen Church at 8:80 a. ro. Int. Holv Cross Cem., Philadelphia. , CRESSWEM.. At Plttahurah. Pa . on August 20. CHAIH.ES T. cniTrWWBIiL. In l,la nnlh vaar. Vunernl aurv ces at St. Jnmes'a Chur.ch, 22d and Walnut etB.. Wed- nesuay. aepi. i. hi :avi p. i;i. iwicin". if.. vatc. 1'ieuao omit flowers nnnaa at n.ni Minn.. Aua. 27. 1020. JAMES FREDERICK CROSS. Funeral aervlcea will be held nt his residence. 121 S. Murn ae., East Orange. N. J.. Mondav evi In. Au 30. at 8 o'clock. Interment Tuca. day, Lancaster. Pa. CURTIS. At Wllllomslown. N. J.. AU. 20. ALPHA J. CURTIS, aged 74. Relatives and frlendtl Invited to funeral services. Wed.. 2 p. m at residence of Oeorgo Y. Tlte, Wllllamstonn. N. J. DAVIH. At Columbus. N. J.. Au. 28, EDWARD J. DAVIS. Funeral services at father's residence. Edward C. Davis. Bustle ton' road, near Burlington. N. J.. Thurs., 2 p, m. FRECH. Au 30. ICMMA. daughter of Knthfttlnn and tho late John Freeh, nged 21 years. Funeral service Thurs., nt J P-,m" from her mother's residence. 27W Cambridge at. Int. orlvato. at arqenmount Cem. Re mains may he viewed on Wed, evening, from 7 to I) o'clock. OAHDNEP.. Au 20. at Pitman. N. J-. MARTHA CAFFREY OARDNER. , Relatives and friends Invited to funeral aervlcas. Wed.. 10 a. m.. nt her late residence 114 Crafton avo.. Pitman, N. J. Int. Dlnckwood. N. J. QRIM. Au. 30. REBECCA A., daughter of lato William nnd Sarah A. Orlm. Barv. Ices Wed.. 2 p. m . at tho Baptist Hume, 17th nnd Norrls ala. OROUI.X. Au. 30. ROYI.. son of Helen and tho late N. U Qroulx. Funeral Thurs.. 10 a. m funeral parlors William II. Chew. 8. W. cor. cnth and Snruco ets Int Forn wood Com. Frlenda mav call Wert vc. HAi;ilU;UL,K. .U. Z. l.r.w.rt Ji.i daughter of l.nuta P. and Sollla B, Meclt Haeberle, need 14 years. 4 mos. Relatives and frlenda Invited to funeral servlcea. Wed.. 2 p. m., from parents' residence, 1247 N, 20th at. Int, prhnte. Mt. Peace Cem. HAMILTON. Au. 29. MARY E. HARRI SON, widow of Charles R. Hamilton, 'of OconU, Pn. , Relatives and friends Invited to funeral aervlcea. Wed., 2 p. m., nt Kirk & Nice's, 0301 Clormantown ave.. German. town. . Int. private. Northwood Cem, HAND M Attantlc City, N. J.. Au. 28 1020. JAMES T HAND. Relatives and friends, also all sooletlea of which ho was a member. Invited to attend funeral. Wed.. 8:30 a. m.. from hlx Into residence. 703 New market st. Solemn requiem mass Church of the Immaculate Conception 10 a. m. Int. Holv Prn.a Cm tlENrtY. Au. 20. nt 38 Palrvlew ave.. Lanadowne. IDA MUSTIN (nen Han'), wlfo of Harry L. Henry Tuneral service., will be held at Ht. John'a Episcopal Church, Lnnedowne, Wed . 2:43 p. m. Int. private. HESS. Au. 30, 1020 OEOROE 8 HESS. oed 113. Relatives and friend Invited to fjneral. Thura.. 1 p. m.. 2328 Oermnntown avo. Int. private. Remains may bo lcwed Wert, t in 0 P. m. HUDSON. At Ocean City. N. J.. Au. 80, LEMUEL W.. huband of Maraaret P. Hud son (nee Clarke). Into residence, C211 Lo cust at., Philadelphia. Further notice of funeral later. .... . .... JOHNSTON. Au. 20. MART J. JOHN FTON (nea Sauncc) wife if Robert Johnwon. Funeral servlcea Wed. 2 p. m.. at Arm strong's. 1027-211 N Broad at. Int. private. JONES. Au 20. MAROAIIET E.. wlfo of Charles E. Jones (nee (jasklll), nged 57. Relatives! and friends Invited tn view re mains, at late residence. 2312 N. 4th St.. Tues., after 8 p. m. Services and Int. Wed , 2 n m.. at Tuckerton. N. J JONES. Au 20. MRS. MARY E. JONES. aed 08 years Relatives and friends are Invited to funerol services. Thurs,. 2:30 P. m.. at 4020 Chestnut st. Int. Arlington Cem. Frlenda mav call Wert . 8 to n n m JONES. Au. 20. INDIANA A. HUC1HES. wife of fJeore N Jones. Funeral services Thurs.. 2 p. m . at lato residence. 2134 N. 21st st. Int. private. KENNEDY Au 20. JOHN W KEN NEDY. Services Wed .2pm. residence. 2427 Lombnrd st. Int. private. Arlington Cem Friends mav call T'i eve KETCHUM. Au. 20. HARRIET V . wife of Samuel A Ketchum Re'ntlvcs nna frlenda nro Invited to services. Thurs., 1 p m.. residence, Mantua. Gloucester Co., N. J. LACY Au 30. SILAS NELSON LACY Relatlvea nnd friends, alsn Eastern Star Lodae. No, 180 r and A. M , Invited to fu. nernl services Thurs, 2 n. m,. 5313 N 12th Bt. Int prlvato. LEtNS. Au 27 JULIA M . daughter of late John and Joan Lelns. Services Wed.. 2 p. m.. 2130 N. 20th st Friends mav call Tues. eve. i.mpiMrnTT JOSEPH COLLINS Marl- ton, N J. son of th late John S and Susan S. Llpplncott ao no vears. Relatives and friends lnlted to funeral serlce. Wed.. 2 P. m from the residence of his sister, Mrs. Walter A. Shreve. 48 Ellis st . Haddonfleld, N. J. Int, Friends' Burylns Grounds, Mt. Laurel, LYMAN At hla resldenco. 112 Elm nve. Cheltenham Pa., on Aua-. 30. BENJAMIN SMITH LYMAN. In hla snth year. Frlmds may view remains Tuesday afternoon, from 4 to 7 o'clock at the Oliver H. Bnlr Bid.. 1820 Chevtnut st . Phlla. Interment at Northampton Maes. McOLlNCJIEY Au 20. JOHN, hu.band of the late Julia McOllnchev (nee Dolon). Relatives npd friends Invited to attend fu neral Thurs 8:30 a. ra late residence. 2312 Oreen at Solemn requiem mosM St. Francis Xavlcr Church 10 n. m. Int. New Cathedral """mcKEE M' 30. SARAH II.. wife of I D. MrKee In her 80th year Due notice of tho funeral "111 be clven from her Into resi dence. 2220 Mount Vernon st. MILI.Mt On Au. 30 ESTHER ORIF FEN, daushler of Joilah and Mariana T. Miller of S.ilem. N, J. . MOHDECAI Suddenly, Au. 22. 1020 at Jamaica. West Indies 7IILLAH REl'HEN. wife of Ivanhoe Monlecal. Int nt Jamaica MOYEIt -On Au. 20. GERTRUDE M.. wife of the Rev. Purdy B. Moyer (neo James) Relatives and friends Invited to funernl services, on Wed.. Sept. 1 at 12 o'clock noon, nt Mojer Memorial Baptist Church, Roxborough. Int. New Britain arnvevard nt 3:30 p. m MURDOCK Au 30. MARY E. wife of Joseph J Murdoch, aged 48, Funernl serv ices Thurs., IO30 a. m.. nt her late resi dence; 37.10 N. Carlisle st. Int. at Odd Tel lows' rem . RurllnBtnn, N J MYERS An 28. MELCHOR MYERS. Jr son of Melehor Myers. Sr , nnd late Ly'rtln Gardiner Myers Relatlvea nnd friends, also Oriental Lodge. No. 388. F. and A. M.; Columbia Chapter. No. 01. R. A. M.t Mary Commnndery No. 80 K. T.i Lu Lu Temple, A A O N M 8,, Invited to funeral serv ire. Wed . 2 P. m 870 N 4Nth st. Int Wes'tmlnstor Cem. Friends may calj Tues. 'VMYEnrf. Au. 20. DAVID II.. husband of'nilzabeth Myers (nee Mitchell) and son of riavid nnd Grace Myers, Duo notice of funeral will 1 Riven from nis late rosl "ELSON.-AuV'in. 1020. BM2AT.KT!!. wlfo of OeorKo Nelson (nee Bear). Funeral services Wed.. 2 P m. precisely at hus hand's resldance. 4U40 Mansion nve , Mann vunk Int. private. Friends may call 'imEDIOEn. Au. 20. FRANCES, wife of Charlea R Prcdlaer. aed 27. Funeral Wed' 7 3n a. m.. from the apartments of William II. Battersby. 8310 N. Broad st. ICIah mass In St Stephen's Church 0 a. m. QUINS' In Norrlstown. Au 28. LIZZIE J wldoiv of lato John Qulnn. nrd ill, Fimaral services at undertakln apartments Sf n W and II, D. Mowday. 010 Ds Kalb at T'hurs . 2 P. m. Int. private. PAUL f" Auirust 80. 1020, SARAH, daughter of the late Robert and Catharine Paul Borvlco on Wednesday afternoon, at 8 ii'eiock at the Philadelphia Homo for Incur, ablss. 4Bth and Woodland. Interment prt- VBEICIIAn3uR. AV. 28. ANNA. (lauh ter of late Oeor and Maraaret Belch aneur. Relatives and frlenda Invited to fu neral. Wed 8 a, m, sharp, residence of her aunt. Mrs. Anna Gustier. MH S lnth it. Solemn mass of requiem at the Church nf Nativity Media, Pa. Int. Calvary Cem., Media, TJNnEltTAKKTta IRQAD aVio DIAMOND wmmmmtmsmmu.m CEMBTERY IjQTM ARDSLEY Bl .LPARK Jl prloafl Uraaa, lata .IvIJ'v nKATllR ROBINSON. Au. 29. ELIZABETH, wlfa of Frank Robinson, aed 42. Funeral Wed.. 3:30 p. m.. from the apartments of Wil liam H Batteraby, 3810 N, Broad at. Int. Fernwood. . , . ROWAN. Au. 28, MANTON D. ROWAN, aged 73. Funeral aervlcea Wed., 11 a, m., at tha chapel of tha Old Man'a Home, 80th and Barln sta. Int. Mt.'Morlah Cem. SCHLOSSMANN. Aug, 28. MAROAnr.T. wife of John Schlessmann (nee Serembu;). Relatives and friends, members of Ht, James's Lutheran Church, Invited to, fu neral. Wed., 1:30 p. m., 2330 N. Hancock at. Int. Northwood. 8HEPHKRDS0W. Aug. 28. 8A11A1I W.. dauxhter of Isaiah and tho late Elisabeth Shenherdson. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services. Wed., 8:80 p., m.. res dence, 37 Meehan nve., Mt. Airy. mt. pri vate, SHLOS3. Atl. 28, BLANCHE WALKER. wlfo of Eugene Lneb Shloss. Relatives and frlenda Invited to funeral services. Wed., 11 a. m,. 240 Mather nve., Jenklntown. Int, strletlv private, 8TKCKLA1R. Au. 28. 1020. LEWI3 V.. ilelatlv?0 and friends' InVltJd to funeul: w,S Jin I m ii i.i. ri,E. ".'? 8:80 a. m... from HIS late residence. aii. uicxinson at, noiemn man masa o, e.nnliim at lha flhurrh O -""..- .'.'-K' --".." it Bt. Edmond 10 A. m int. iioiy-v-ross uem HTUIJI1INO. -AU. 20. MARY II. DEV1TT. wife of Thlllp II. StrublnJ. In her 7Bth year. Funeral services Wed.. 2:30 p. m.. at her late residence. 307 Qowen ave.. Mt. Airy, SWEENEY. Au. 28. 1020. BniDOET. widow of Edward Sweeney. Relatlvea and friends Invited to funeral. Wed., 8:30 a. m., from her lato residence. 8833 N. 18th st. Solemn requiem masa at St. Stephen'a Shurch 10 a. in. precisely. Int. New athertral Cem, TAIT. On Aug, 28, al Montleello, Fla., GEORGE D. TAlT, husband of Florence A, Talt Relatives and friends Invited to funeral services on Wed., at 2 p. m., at his son's residence. Dr. Charles II. Talt, 8302 Lancaster ave. Int. private. TAYLOR. Au. 30. OEOROE W.. hue band nt Elizabeth A. Taylor. Relatives and friends, and nil societies of which he was a member, are Invited to attend funeral services. Wed.. 7:30 p. m.. at his lata resi dence. 2028 N. 25th at.. Philadelphia. Pa. Int. private. Thura. a. m. VORNDRAN. Auk. 28. ELIZABETH, lifl loved wife of Androw Vorndran (nee Seeaer), Irr her finth year. Relatives, friends, mem. bers of Rosary Society and Indies' Aid So ciety, Invited to funeral. Wed., 7:30 a. m., 1718 N, Mnrston st. Requiem mass at St. Ludwla's Church, 0 a. m. Int. Holy Re deemer Cem. WILLS. On Au. 20. 1020. Dr. JOHN R. WILLS. ned (12 years. Relatlvea and frlenda Invited to funeral on Wed., at 2 p. m.. from hla lato resldenco, Chester Sprlnas, Pa. Int. private. LOST AND FOUND NECKLACE Lost, a tecla pearl necklace! r- ward 28111 N. Brood st WATCH Lost, Monday. Auc. 30, In Wnna- maker's or Evans's dru store, Chestnut nimvo aii. ur oiiviniu B ui a, iiiifl.uu - one very small open-face wrist watch, gold face; Initials "L. A. II.. July 18". reward It ret. to 701 Lafayette Bid.. 437 Chestnut st. PERSONALS ARTHUR. B. V. JONES, whole moth.r'a maiden name was Susan Hortzel, residing at one tlmo nt 820 N. 8th at., at another at 1O30 Spring Garden at , Philadelphia, nnd lately at Camden, N, J., will hear of some thing to hla advantaKu bv addressing Geo. M. JTrmentrout. nttornev-at-law, 831 Court St.. Readln. Pa. STOCK and fixtures of 410 Green at., sold by Sam. Cohen to Sam. Cllbanoft: all hills due to credltora call nt A. Wcltzcnfeld'a office. S38 N, 4th at,; final fcttlement Sat urday afternoon at 3 o'clock HELP WANTED FEMALE ACCOUNTING The Public Ledger Co. has a few very desirable position open. CLERK (without experience) CLERK (experienced) FILE CLERK TYPIST STOCK CLERK Apply nth nnd Chestnut sts. Ask for Mr. Wiest TRY BELL TELEPHONE OPERATING It Is Interesting There Are Advantages CLEAN, WHOLESOME SURROUNDINGS CHEERFUL RESTROOMS ATTRACTIVE DINING ROOMS MEALS AT COST And the Championship of WORTH-WHILE YOUNG WOMEN A Good Salary Without Interruptions Seo MISS STEVENSON. 1031 ARCH ST. BELL TELEPHONE CO. OF PENNA. CHAMBERMAID, waitress, ward maid 8 women. 1 ordirly. man. wanted nt l'rank- fnrrt Hospital CIOARMAKEI'rt. rnllera nnd hunchmakcra on suction, straights and shapes. Consoll- dated Cigar C'jrp. 407 N. 8th St. CLERK Youn lady who Is uood mathemitl- clan, rapiii calculator ana lanvimr P"r chases, nlsij knoled of typewriting 1 necea- nnfffln'S. nnrnfrtunPtv for advanocmen em position; opportunity for navnnocmcni em ploycs1 Tloa dlnln room nn premises Phone 7473 nnd arrange fur Interview CLERKS wanted to do Kcnernt office work, must bo experienced; short hours, stute salary expected. P 133, Ledger Office. CLERK wunted muit be experienced In cost analysis. Apply Wm. Foster. 12IH N. 31st t , CLERK Youn woman to assist dentist. Dr. MrOIII. .list and Norrls sts, CLERK Wanted, exp rlenced tile clerk. Applv Wllllan Fmtcr 120s N 31st st. COOKING and downstnlrs work; experienced white woman for smnll adult family In country, IS miles from Philadelphia, neai station. Apply 2H17 Sprln Oarden st , un Tuesday, between 2 and 4 o'clock. DOMESTIC sclenco graduate wanted ore day a week tn teach In a private school. P 110. Ledger Offlce. OIRL wanted In large office; must be expe rienced for aeneral office work, preferably booking or cost flsurcs; splendid chance fot Rood wbrker; nod snlary and short hours, P 134. ledger Olflce. OIRLS, ovvr 21, to wait on tables In soda "department evenlna; good aalnry; short houis Cahellero Dru Co., N. W. cor A2d a nd Walnut sts. OIRLS, over 21, to wait on tnblrs In soda department, evenings; good aalary, ehori hours Cnhnllero Dru Co , N. W. cor. f!2d and Walnut sts HOUSEWORK White. Protertant, mother and daughter, sisters or couple, chamber and downstnlrs work for private family In country. Answer Box 35. East Downing town. Pa. , MARCEL WAVER, experienced, can securi permunent. good paying position. Marl- neilo Shop 1422 Walnut. SALESWOMEN Refined, experienced women to sell millinery, art needlework and housefurnlihlnKi, Apply Bureau of Employment WANAMAKER'S STENOGRAPHER, desirable position. Bundv Typewriter Co . 1011.1 Chestnut st. TELEPHONE OPERATOR wanted na relief; private switchboard; high school education. Apply Office Mannger, Great Atlantic and Pnclflo Tea Co . Broad nnd Somerset sts Y-OUNll LADIES wanted, over ID. living In l&orth Phlla., Interesting clerical work; no experience necessary; high school education: good personality, references Apply Office Manager, Qreat Atlantic nnd Pacific Tea Co., Broad and Somerset sts. YOUNG WOMAN, bright, capable, for In teresting clerical work knowledge of ste. nogrnphy not necessary B 213. Ledger Office HELP WANTED MALE ARE YOU AFTER A BIO JOB7 We'll present yo-ir qualifications by letter so clearly, forcofullv and convincingly jou'll get quick certain results. Write or phone Advertising Service Co., 218 Parkway Bid. Locust 4206. ATTENTION. AMBrtlCAJOl Americana of good character and habit, ated 18 to 2S, are wanted to train for tha AMERICAN MERCHANT MAIUNE Previous service not necessary! training lasts about 7 weeks. PAY 130 WHILE TRAININO BOARD AND UNIFORMS FREE Consent papers and full Information given upon application: men over 21 must brln an age certificate; boys between 18 and xy must have age certificates and consent papers. C, E. MAAS, Enrolling Officer UNITED STATES SHIPPINO BOARD THIRD FLOOR. 27 a 4TH ST.. PHILA. AnTIST WANTED There Is an cut-of-town position open for a high-class advertising figure man for pen and Ink or wash; ono with agency experience preferred, and able to handle original lay outs: send full particulars in reply as to qualifications and salary expected: to tha rtaht man this offers a splendid opportunity to earn bl money as his work become! known. M fi2, Ledger Office. BOY Art Department wants an office boy Interested n drawing; 'hour tram 1 to 10 P. m. Apply Art Department, rubllo Ledger. lourinoor. otn vna nesinm i. BOY, over IB year, with bicycle, to, run x, 't51'J.PlS,S7w.ffi1k" " Co., a m. wii j.i .ihi.hmhui at., 'Ne.ittJj. 'AUGUST 31, 1920 HEIiJP WANTED HALS BOY Bright young fellow, over 10, forsworn in (lie and mallln room of larae rnanu' facturln concern, nar Broad nnd Chest nut streets; experience not neeessiry, but applicant should wrntc a good hand and come well recommended I slate age, experience, schooling and salary desired, P. O. Box ini.i'niin. BOf for larifo insurance office. Apply Ma- tner A ce aao vtainut at. BOY8 wanted to work In wallpaper factory! must be in or over' brln affidavit; aood wages. Apply at onca BECKER. BMITH PAOE. INC. WATER AND SNYDER AVE. ante BOOKKEEPER wanted; must be first class. Hamburr Broom Works. Hamburg. Pa, CARDER Thorouahty experienced, hlgh-crade man, wl h ewcutlvo ahlllty. between the a.s of 10 and 4. to take chnre of card room in " " "P.,;"1 ", . lha", ha. nlan. under way to triple their present equipment; this Is a real live openln for n youn man who wants to get ahead and wants Just the right opportunity to accomplish bl things In an organization that appreciates results. Write or coll Mr. Bowman, Smith 4V Furbush Ma ihlnery Co.. Hancock and Somerset ats.. Phil adlnhla. ...... ..'-.. :"-,"-,", r",ii CARPENTERS wanted. Apply Bureau of Employment WANAMAKER'B CHAUFFEUR to run Ford delivery cars must have A-l reference; nd salary. Catmllero Dru Co.. N. w. cor. B2d and Walnut sts. CHINA TACKER Steady Job with oort nay for tha man who knows how tp pack china. Apply Bureau of Employment WANAMAKER'B CLERK Excellent opportunity for brlaht youn fellow on card Index records with largo manufacturing concern near Brosd and Chestnut streets; must be cood writer, quick and accurate; stnto ae, schnolln. experience and aalary desired, r. O. Box 7 ni, rniin. CLERK Youn man. slnlo. not ove,r 2.1. who has had some experience on work at rA .laalra. ..v ..nll-nt nnnnrtlinltV with iara - o mnnufacturln concetn ccntrnlly lo- cntcj. 8tnte nSe. schoolln. experience and salary desired. P. O. Box 731, Phlla. CLERK wanted: must be experienced on cost analysis. Apply wm. 1 osier, i.-ua n aisi. COPYHOLDER Youn man. who can read with Intelllaenco, wanted In proofrcadln department of Public Ledger! nlaht work! 48-hour week: aalarv flit. Apply today, after 5 o. m.. at 300 Chestnut at., lltth poor. CORRESPONDENT Lon - established, financially responsible collection agency wants experienced correspondent: state age. sslarv expected and references. P 127..Leder Office. , CRAMPS' SHIPYARD WANTS LABORERS MEN FOR CLEANINO SHIPS Apply Employment Department RICHMOND ST. ABOVE NORRIS ST. FALSE CORE MOLDERB wanted. The J. Arthur Limerick Co.. Baltimore. Mil. . FIRE APPARATUS Established flro ap paratus, fire appliance, tiro hose nnd ex tlnutsher manufacturer launching out In this territory has openln: splendid oppor tunity for rteht man, outline complete ex fiericnce and remuneration expected In first etter. P 121. Ledger Office. LABORERS wanted th work In wallnaner 1 mnnuracturln plant; oon wagcsi Moady work. Apply at once BECKER. SMITH ft PAOE. INC. WATER AND SNYDER AVE. LOOM FIXERS on fine Index Jiicqunrds. Ap ply nt once,. Robert I'Wls Co., Richmond and Brill ate.. Hrldeshurc. MACHINIST -Toolroom window man. Cham bers Bros. Co.. S2d and Media sts. MAN. experienced In the rollnwln branches bookkeeper, correspondent: must know how to handle help: good business training; sal ary 32000 annually: state full pnrtleulars In first tetter. M. BerRcr Co.. 7th and Sprlm; Garden sts. 1 MEN of lnterlty, persistence and thorough ' sincerity, who would form n permanent connection with .unlimited posslbilltes of ad vnncement. Phone Spruce 8724 for appoint ment. MEN Experienced nuchlnc operators, to , finish urlmltn wheels, we teach you. then aivu you piece rntcs. Apply employ- 1 ment department, Aoraslve Co.. Taeony and Fr-'r" -,-. Ilrlde.hllrfr. j.lu,, .OKD or ,M.riv man to do llxht wrapping In shlppln department: ood ..,,. position tn rlht man. Auoly with reference. A. Pomernntz ft Co., 1323 Chestnut st MILLMEN Woodworkers for mill Apply Bureau of Employment WANAMAKER'B OFFICE HOY. over 111. general odce work. See Mr. Robinson, tenth floor. Franklin Bank Hldg.. 1417 Sansom st TACKERS Strong, dependable men to pack furniture Apply f WANAMAKER'B FURNITURE WAREHOUSE . N. E. cor. 22d and Washington ave. PI.ASTERERH First-class plaster caster and shell maker: union shop: to for 8 hours Writ" Lombard ft Ludwlg, Inc., Washington. D. C. RIVETERS niVETERS HOLDF.RS.ON HOLDERS-ON HEATERS' HEATERS RIVET PASSERS RIVET PASSERS We can use at once 30 complete gangH for all-around work. For a few Jays vre will make up gangs at the plant. We have the man you are ahv to complete vour gang. We will place any riveter with ship experience who kno'Vi how to chip his ilvets. All kinds nf work ready. Work In order to be ready must have passed 100 per cent tight Iron Inspection. NO DELAY8. NO LOST TIME. WE HAVE NO LIMIT. WE WANT YOU TO MAKE ALL YOU CAN. LIVE NEAR TOUR WORK Model townslte. hotel, bachelor quar ters cafeteria. Special shipyard trains, Philadelphia and IWrrlm.in Monthly rates. We tike care of ou after vou work 4 hours and charge your room and meals agulnat worked time. APrLY MERCHANT SHIPBUILDING CORP,, AGT U. S LB j. BL. E. K. C. HARRIMAN .' PA. "PLANT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE" OR T. L2YDEN. 1321 ARCH ST , PHILA PA "STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE" SALESMEN. 2 men of good personality, well acquainted In Philadelphia, whose refer ences are unquestionable, to sell Ford auto mobiles, trueka and tractors In Philadelphia 1 Jaceuvui opportunity, Apply oy letter only ' 132, Ledger Office. SALESMAN for the eastern part of Psnnsyl vanla far large Una of furniture, luggage and sundries: exceptional opportunity for a bl man. willing to travel! commission basis. Write with references. Federal Sales and nuppiy v-orp. . J. rerm.r St., neiroit. Mich. BALICSMAN, ahoe. experienced, wanted; inuat, came wall retoaimendedi. ( ref Cr"yOaWi lt"T' WK ... .. ..... --"--4l)mifli) 'i...'. '. S.'" i ' HI MUf I '.ill iAilmltr-i-'il'ftate- ilaail't HELP WANTED MALE STENOGRAPHER wanted, hrnt he Ural , class. Hamburg Broom Works. Ham bur, Pn, WAITERS, 20, to work under opn shop con dition: first-class men can make $00 week ly; no Sundly work: board nnd lodgln fur nished) steady work; railroad fare to New York 81 Broadway. N. Y. WHEELWRIGHT, llrst class, familiar with both light nnd heavy automobile wheels Apply O'Brien V Hoover, 22d and Race sts. Locust 877fl, WOODWORKERS wanted on wnron work. SUPPLEE-WILLB-JONES 2.123 Ridge ave. TOUNO MEN. 2, to work on Ice waanns nnlr men' who can lve tho best of references and who are not afraid of a man'a Job need applv. 1113 Louden st. (IfllffUl A SPECIALIZED 'emVloYMENT SERVICE I Applications from local residents only i SPECIALS SUPT. & PRODUCTION MAN. tinware exp. die punch & astamplne oversee estimating excellent offer. SALESMAN HIGH GRADE MAN sood wages, mechanical man preferred. YOUNG MAN or woman take charge of correspondence aV mallln list work: good salary! rapid advancement. ACCTB Juniors. C P. A Exp ACCTB cost A production men PRODUCTION cierk cast Iron plant. HEAD order & Invoice clerks STENOG A Hectry Brokers office. HECTY & StcnoB to Emp .Mr. ' MANY OTHER ATTRACTIVE LISTINGS for the comln fall season. Office 6 fac tory executlvea only. No enrollment charges. Information blank A Booklet ratls. 230 S. 11th. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE DESIRING A CHANOE. where merit nnd service are considered whon nromntinn. are made, railroad agents. 10 years' expert- eara' exner . enco on prominent railroad. 38 years old, Is i Ann ,n, nnllllrtl, uh r.a a. nlltl.,.. nl.tll,.. na I fS. "T. 10J"i.on. 1 ri" f5u,VS'. "V"l,y or ft1.'? -W?rk 'nJ;c -e, Lv'!i HXp?r,enco '"! tlon with settlement of damage claims and , .eeurlnir nood feellnir hetw.nn hiialn... m.n connec- securing nood feelln bctwean bualneaa men of town and railroad when S'ntlment wns Koln against railroad has placed mc- In pas session of much valuable cxperlenco to brln to any organization needing service of truffle bettermenu References will bo given when replying to M. 733, ledger Offlc MONOTYPE CASTER Man. union would llko to locate In Phlla,, now cmploved. enn give reference from present employer, non dlstrlbutlon and Job offlce. also some cxperl enco on combination II 107, Leder Office AGENTS YOUNG MAN wanted to represent Chicago financial house: splendid opportunity for advancement, salary nnd commission ref-. rea. A. F Lcssman. 20 E Jackson, Chicago. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES MRS KANE, Ml 8. 10th. Spruce .1101 Slt uattons wanted, first-class cooks kitchen maids, butlers, chauffeurs, ihnmbermild-, waitresses, housework cirls, all kinds of whlto help wanted. USED AUTOMOBILES A good used car is the greatest automobile in vestment in the world. But be sure it is a good one. Used Car Department Locomobile Co. 2314 Market Street Philadelphia Phone Locust 450 DETROIT ELECTRIC COUPE For sale a beautifully appointed De troit electric 'Ouo. equipped with Edi imi batteries perfect ciindltlnn. com plete with General Electric Co recti flir rerliiralnK appnrntua, 11700 PHONE WILMINGTON. DEL. S:"l STORAGE batteries for salo for everv make of car 0-volt, 18 12-volt. 10 positively In good ennd Stnrr Storage Bat 200 N 1.1th. BATTERIES, 0 volt, rebuilt for J10. equal to new. Battery Specialties Co.. 1004 Vine St. BROCKWAY. AM ton. with stako body A. Freeston, 833 Walnut st Lombard SS2 FORD nutomoblles. lftl'l model for sale cheap Applv L (lolilste'n Sjn. Alle gheny ave. Itelow Rich mond s t OVCItl-iVNDS, nil models. "3 and 7 rass. touring. 2 nnd 3 pas., roadsters. 4-niss. chummy roadster all other makes und mod els; special basement bargain, every day: time pamonts, open evenings. Overland Harper Co.. 230 N. Broad st. OVERLAND 4 coupe, run 3000 miles. In good condition Applv 1008 Olrard ave PATHFINDER twin-six for sale only run 70tlO miles, In wonderful shape cheap for cash: private party Phone Spruce 1301. PEERLESS, 4 ton, wttn 6-tor, equipment and stake body. A. Freeston. 333 Walnut at Lombard 882. Tn Hire TWIN cars. O Packard limousines Call Fox Chase 1384. and touring BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Manufacturers' arzents are inter- imuiuiui.iuit.ia ocitis ciit. unci ,iJ .' JJ." .. I ...' cicu Hi auuuig bcvciui ucvv accounts to their lines. - 1 reliable companies will be con sidered. References exchanged. Address M 726, Ledger Office ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS ioM for cash ltout publtntv bu.TH ualt ""'' BELMONT REALTY CO. " "'V "?f '-'' F""-r' " DO TOl NHHI) rAPlTA!. WU present our proronltlcm by put or pronpectu ho clearh. foncfully nn'l con vlnclnKt) that sou 11 k i nulck certain re HUlla. writ. nr plume Advertlntne Service Co.. '2l Parkwuv Iltds Locust 4100. IMPOUT AND KXPORT connections with Germany c.tn be mntlo through the medium nf advertising In the leading trade papers of Oermunv, result get ting; rates very low. 31 J Klein, World llldg lleekman fUVl N Y SACRIFICE Carpenter nnd Jobbing simp IMI-Stl Fawn st , tools and benches. Jacks anil some ma terial. Ily appointment. C K J 37JK Tor re.dalo ave. WILL nUII.D for responsible party up-to-date salesroom tor parts und accessories with upper floor, central location Act quick. G. L. GWIRTZ ,537 V!",' 8T' TOUNO MAN with S13.PO0 capital and 13 years' experience In Iron nnd steel Is open for new connection, manufacturer of specialty preferred. II 210, Ledger Office FUIINISHKD house. IU rooms, 3 buths, .n come 1373. rent. 1123. garage, centra): rcas, id eueii uuyt-i i,ti , o, .ti uin si MOVINQ AVli HAULING WANTED A load to New York. Iloston or vicinity; pudded ,van going Sept. 7. For particulars Horowitz. 3d and Market ats., Wilmington, Del or Hayes. 00 Falmouth st , Boston, Mass. MfWTNfi and light hauling, baggage ex IIIUYIIIU press; reasonable. F.lmors's Auto Express, 1401 N 18th at Pop. 7371 W TJ0AT3.M0T0BB0ATS.LAUNCHE3 CANOU, "Old Town'1 anonson, 10 ft, I almost newi paddlea and back rests, seen Haddon fleld, N. J., lake. I) 224. Ledger Offloe. , SEWING KAOHINES BUSINESS PERSONALS DIAMONDS A. McCLITCHEN BOUGHT "tM'jM nrm ;ATr broad chestnut fyrs. rKlVAlh- Highest prices paid. Par i "a'fWii $,-,o to 12000 each. HOURS HI A. M TO 4 P.M. PHONE WALNUT 4081 . DIAMONDS BOUGHT Poslllvely hlahe.t cash prices for your dltJ mor.da. any size from hi to 10 caratti nerna; pay htcher; also rid ofd, platinum and atlrei boushtj estates bought (private); est, 10 yra The Diamond Shop ,?, ttJfot LATHE shaner and tnMlIn machine work wanted, we solicit Imlldln special ma chinery, plentv .f floor space. AfMP MAPMINF. TO 310 - 20 N. 17T1I ST PHONE SPRUCE 182.1f. DIAMONDS BOUGHT ANY 8I7.E rRICB NO OBJECT, ' Pawn Tickets for Diamonds Bought.' KELLY ft CO . 082 CHESTNUT HT. j Unite 21-22 Over Chl'ds.' Bentaurant. Privatal RATS, bedbugs, flea, nnd other disease car riers permanently exterminated We also), fumlKnte and disinfect and check each pn bacterlnloglcnllv Allwrt II. Huff chemist, 1817 Italnlirldge at Phone DIcUli son 8381. ROYAL PleatlnK Co Pleating . and hem stitching, buttons and buttonholes! special reduction first week. 1 a skirt to bo pleated; skirts pleated In 1 day; mall order attembrtto. 118 N. I lth.. i , JACK KALINER 200 Larchwond nve., haa sold his irrncery store. Creditors apolr at above address until Tuesday, Auuat 31. ,1020. DIAMONDS BOUGHT HARRY W SMITH. 717 HANSOM HT. . ELECTRIC TREATMENT, also "innlcurlnsV Office .in.-. 11th.' Hour, from 10 to . I OIl.NH removed. 2 for .inc. n lor i, ciud as CORNS removed, 2 for ."nc. 8 for I. club Ingrowing nails ! Wilson 12J1 Archy ..-.'in " T T '."! '. . ..'.... . ....,, - ASHES nnd rubbish and Ileht haulln dona, Kelm. 1013 Callnwhlll st locust 3110. . RUBBER GOODS of nil rtc eerlptlona w paired Andrew T Blrchett 303 8. 22d Sty 3 FOR SALE STARTI.D DEMOLISHING ANOTHER LOT OF HOTELS AT HOG ISLAND LUMBER . BY Till' MILLION' FELT MILLW0RK THOL'SANLI ,)! WINDOWS nd DOOIlB PLASTER BOARD SEVERAL CARLOADS GOOD CONDITION PIPE. VALVES. FITTINGS Or ALL SI.ESl BUILD NOW AND CUT BUILDING COSTS IN HALF PE.NN SALVAGE CO D4TU AND TIXiri'M AVE WOODLAND 4103, Office Furniture" Big Selection Bteel filing cablnetj alt sires, sec. bookcases) for '.aw nnd library. NATIONAL FURNITURE CO. Main r.HOrt nnn WALNUT ST Walnut 2621 OFFICE FUBNITUBE Lame lot of dcaka. safes, flies, cabinets ami ceneral office furniture, atoro fixture. Wo buv. sell and exehnne. PATTEN FURNITURE CO., LOfTIST 4070. lilf ARCH ST. RACE 80 FOR SALE Imm-dlate delivery: Cadlllaa phaeton sp'endld condition; completely overhauled and repnlnttd. equipped with new curd tl's an-1 n top Phone Locust 6433 for Information Cm tv seen nt Racquet Cluh Oarage, Ifios Chancellor at OflicePartition. Railing, Furniture f,t?rLITVtIu.r.rj Wf . buy and exeharurai til WALNUT ST. Wal 4134. Main BH3B Ai PENNA. OFFICE FURNITURE CO. FOLDING AND INVALID CHAIRS FOR SALE AND TO HIRE Theatre chiilrs moWn-plct. machlr.s. eto.l school desks church pews and pulpit chair. CH MR EXCHANGE. 8. E cor llth ft Vina. ESTIMATES 'urnlshi'd n cenernl bid or alteration work tn vour plans we will de. slen plans free to Llicnto. Popular 1404 W. Glrcrd Re-iltv Cont rn 3220 w f'nlnmhla. ADDING MACHINES Sll.n BOUGHT EX CHANGED ALL MODELS REFINISHED LIKE NEW, FULLY GUARANTEED COL LINS S31 f-HESTN't'T PH. WAL. 3173. CASH REGISTERS"" rKSfiYA Reg, rn.. 120s vine at Phone locust wisa. PHONOORaPIIS and records hounht sold nnd exchanged. Werschoff. 005 Walnut at. Phone, . Pn( CJ. Stops leaks culck tn any weath- . , 4 KOOl-rlX er. 1 Gal J3: 2 Oal. S3: 10 J Gal.. ESQ etc PAULEY. 1B3S Chestnut. . 'M CARPENTER nn all kinds of Job', nltar'na JJ Flsehbnch 2320 F-ilrm't nv. Pon. 11733 Vf vi TRAVELING bag- kerntnt L'; cnwhldj, IS: leather, tn L Haws 1430 N 10th st. POOL TABLES. 2d hand, jouaht sold rejiN ed. exchanged Knfer 323 W O ran! nve. STANDS, cabinets etc . bl bargains. Phlla ilelphla Printers' Co 14 S. 3th St. 33 II P boilers, smokestacks, tanks, ho lit' eng. 1120 Falrm't nve Kev Race 3448 D. 3 MACHINERY AND TOOLS NEW YORK lately vertical enslne 23-33 H P cylinder 10x12". Automatic en gine made bv the rt-,11 Engine Co Erie Pn. 1 AMinix'tc linrlrontut 2"0 R P M cvlln 1 iters. 10x14". flywheel governor Towsley 'glue spreader Double steel rolls 20" vide. ' Takes 'niterlal tp to r." thick iilm pot top , and bottom T'tal height of mnihlne 30". Upright mnuliler, mane nv tne lonnuaT Co . Ph'Udi'lphin Double head ncludln hnnsers tlutit mil lun.e n illj and counter shaft Size of table 44X.14" Each of th.' above machines In Orst-claai condition Write to the Lester 1'iuno Co., 130(1 Chestnut st Philadelphia . SACRIFICE Carpenter and Johtiing shun. l,".1l-30 Fawn st tools nnd bent In-. Jacks and enme ma terial Bv appointment C E .1 372'j Tor resd.tle no WE MAKE tray Iron .as'lng frnm 1 pound to 1 ton: If 'ou "KVt ja'ttngs th-t can be easily machined wt'e u. Reeves Stovi and Foundry Co.. 3S S. 2d St.. Philadelphia. Foundry. "amden N J. , EI.ECTRIC MOTO'RS MACHINE TOOLS roivr.ii EouiPMEvr O'BRIEN MCHINnitY CO 110 N 3D ST. ; ; . - '3 aTOBAGE AND MOVING CLEVN AS YOUR HOME We make a sreelalty of movlnf pncklnaT. shipping to all parts of thi. world atoraga In separate locked rooms: local and lonff distant by Puikard vans: estimate free. OI.ENWOOI) STORAGE AND CARPET I CLEANING t Ci'.on-lil RIDGE AVE. It TTll!.tSHED SINCE 18SS rhone DLimnnl I'ltii or Pork 11SI Losanfflce Womlng 3233 LANDE STORAGE CO. mac. T,iTvnR A'le. Ir,, '""1 ' 'ns-distance moving bv caretai (I ixp mPn e Bn t0 nnd from N y, for 130 Jl' "P'l '" "Ur special! i.'m nre Baltl- irnore Washington Hoiton nnd all Inter., ' mediate points ueiirnone ropiar 2027. I nnu i" tor- th rush Unltinv.re AVashlna toti Horrlsliurw New York Lusion und from nil aiashiir- n Mria 1 stlniiiteh fr-,. sorvloa guar 1 in . fi vi ' '" " 1 "riar 034, Dougherty & Sons Storage 1424 N -UTIl ST, Cet cur spec.yl rato for moving bv our ralM able and carufiil men Call Poplar 4303; Kara stone. Park 1127 nlaht phone. Diamond 88B A STORAGE PALACE Clean as veur home, moving for particular , "'shlPPm n un "inO.orSK "' ?& 1 Fbiia ip . ' z " -" JL'Jr' -"mon.i TBfln. VICTORY STORAfiP 3203 Fllhert Phone Itemont iSJO I "."Jt o.ratl.iit. Plerce-Arrow vana, I X nttit.nnnnn, ,- . ,..... IT 1811 TO 1811) UAnivEr ST. t tTuTjoiin hiioads company ' 3 TO Stnrniie Packing Moving Carpet Cl-anlngj T til xf I Ji57IAJil-AJjTJiRAVpVllSTJMt5ul - A " lM HON liTl STOnAOBCO 8870INcX5; W'-1;Kfi1 TEIt AVE. AUTO SETtVICB 8TOra.aiC pAK'tNn!."N'q tilSTANfJO MOVTMO; " uiTN'fi unit 'eng iittin-.' h.iu lor II Tur per ;nm llldge nveP-mlar 3212 1 WANTEU DON'T SELL YOUR DIAMONDS until sou hpp uh we are pnyJnir tho lrioreai prlL- fur diamonUH For more than fiO yean v.. liHVt li'en huslru? ulumondr? and othar pnclouH ittinen from the !nriro Jewelry and ,niiu.ni utnrtH uni frnm f htr miarratM.. ..... .,-vmniiilli I ll In 111. Avmilri VOU onll ..aaa .J diamond that vou no longer wear If you itm & knew that ou raum gei more money than WN'd tJ vou paid f' It' W'1' are willing to pay thoj Ki price ror gnott uinuiuuun. uwtng io thej nariitv Wi ilsoliuy old gold and sliver. May we b of service, to vou' Our traneao tions ore nliv.iva confidential TlliW It 1.1711 A CO 712 Wn'nut at. NEWSPAPnitS. magaxincs, rags. Iron. mU als, carpets furniture, feathers, annhlngv everything Postal lloll. Poplar aSflOi IctyiT!. Park 1127 Old estab.. most reliable dealers .la., 1 lu lit Inn- mnllnir liw n ntnta.,,.!.- a " " i...kurlv Knm 'J nth tialnuf TurVa..n. iherly t Sons, 20th below Jefferson. liti"''! WANT at onca household turnlturaj ' .iijfi re fixtures, office furniture; pay snoi -rn -', , honest value. Phono us about It. Loa IU.S ih a2U. OM Church, cor. 12th and CharrE WAN jiiniaj""! jjs i sf.. " -- iiqi aMia WB store cash, honest value. Phono us about It. Loa iu :h cust .214. OM Church, cor, lath and ChsrrrJ piN OLD cloth's, shoes, hats, ladles' and gsntg" inoea. nats. ladies' and gsnt"i 1 ; best prices, wa call oiur, ooaaii. j.ji lug. Write, call or pbTbwS-! i idman Ilros.. l.U South ara.!.0 ui u. ......--. - .- ta fl loa. pay iiisiio.v try aay. e.tuiii son U7BB. Ffted HEWSi-Arfciw, ii.zo perieo pounaai bajSjafil' race. Iron, metal bought; aend juMiTsWi &mV.xirM Aurnr !.. win hilV voRwivi k $A r ' ?. WJ ,;y. Xn 4. 'j1 a tf ISfo i ii UCl.. ,oi $ tnex stt fi Vifi 'M ' 'W ..4 J1 "rt 18,0' fa V r. -mi J ll ill , Ak v. a , i
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