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MARKET HORIZON
IS MUCH BRIGHTER
Socuritlos During ,Weok Pur
sued Consistent Course on
the Constructive Side
$txr Yorli, Sept. 18. TIip Rvciiing
gun In Its weekly financial review to
day says-: '
Aside from the Interruption rniiftfd
tr the (HinntroiiR rxplosloi of Tluirn
day noon, the market for securities In
the current week w.n enabled to pur
ine a conslHtcnt rourm on the con
itrurtivc bIiIo under the Influence of
fojicned tension In money conditions
and a more confident view of the pros
pect for credit. There was nothing, in
deed, as jet to indicate tlint the de
mand for commercial credits had mate
rially abated nor tlint the aggregate of
ilcli loans had been appreciably re
duced. There was, to be sure, a con
ldcrnblc reduction effected In July In
loans of all description, out in August
(his una ofTset by an expansion in
commercial louns alone of about $IK),
000,000, duo mainly to seasonal de
mands and as mien not strictly adapt
able to purposes of comparison. Never
theless it had beeir supposed that
renter progress in loan linuidation
would have been made by this time. Hut
whatever disappointment there may
hir been over the actual performance.
the behavior of the money market In
the face of heavy financial operations
lis week in connection with federal
tax payments for the third quarter and
ivlth Liberty Jxmn coupons ot tne tniru
Issue did a good deal to offset the Im
pression,
Through the period of preparation
money rates pursued the even tenor of
their way. Call loans renewed and
ruled at 7 per cent nnd loans were put
through on several nciaslons as low as
i tier cent. ome money mr mans oi
risrd date came In and actual loans
tverc reported with Industrial collateral
at as low as 8Vi It cent and offerings
for mixed collateral at the same figure.
It may bo taken for granted that busi
ness was restricted, but such as It was
could be regarded, perhaps, as symtom-.
itlc of a new and brighter order of
things dawning. In an address before
the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
!(ncrnor Harding, of the Federal Ho
we Hoard, stated that there has been
i marked improvement In the credit
ttintiori since last spring, due to "the
letter character nnd greater liquidity of
iank credits rather than to any actual
decrease- In the volume of credit."
The slack brought abojit by enforced
'iniiidatlon of speculative and nones
'inllnl ' tin has been substantially
:.ikrn u; y Increased loans for strictly
ultimate commercial nnd agricultural
purposes, so that it would seem the
ountry has arilved at n point of lml
iiire so far as the volume of credit
nay he concerned, but a point which
hould indicate a sounder economic
,asls and a surer way thnn heretofore,
d restore fundamcnUil business prlfr
Inles. "The Federal Iteserve Hoard is
till confronted with conditions more
ir less abnormal," snlil Mr. Harding.
'but we Imvn passed through the period
f exhilaration or intoxication which
haraeterired American business nctlv
tles several months ago. and notwith
standing the gloomy predictions which
nere fiequently made at tlint time the
ransltiou to a more normal basis
proceeding quietly and without nlarm
nj features."
The outcome of the Maine elections
tlmulated the good feeling can led over
from last week. Trading In securities
broadened and prices advanced withcon-
Istenrv up to tne intetui noon nour oi
frhursday. The c'osing at that time put
kn abrupt period to tne promising per-
ornniicc for llie nine neuig. iiusiurss
ias resumed on Friday and again the
lorn aid march showed considerable
rirlt It mav be assumed, however.
Ihat the remainder of the week was
haflueiiceil by the nervous tension mi-
l!r which the fiuuuclnl community la
bored Support was thrown into the
market In generous measure and all
descriptions were briskly bid up. To
hat extent this display ot sircngjn
ml animation may have been regarded
ii fuel it ions was a mutter lor eon-
ktnie but that there wus a fair leacn
ttpisitlio optimism in it could scaicel
Mgamsaid.
THIEVES RANSACK HOUSE
Co Through Logan Home and Get
$850 In Cash and Gems
Thieves entered the home of Kiln aril
J. I.lpp, at 1.100 Wugncr avenue, In
l.ojrm jesterday and obtained cash,
iie)r, silverware and old coins valued
It ?S.-.0. I
Mrs I.llip left the house in the
nomine, and the lobbery was not (lis-
toured until Mr. Lipp retunied home
lilt fisfiO o'clock last evening.
The robbers ransacked the house from i
ton to bottom. They took the solid i
'ilrnunre. $1)0 in cash, three diamoud
pings, a gold watch and necklace.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
'Mi llirrns Harrlman. Pa . nnil Helen
lif-indit ".Mr, :. Ihluh ave.
'"thmln F Hmllh. Foiled States navy, nnd
"live, it n3i, :t.ur. Mantua si
'"mi Dunbar. Elkton, Md anil Marian
Oil Kllilon. Mil
'fir IVlte 1153 N Hnunril st . ami
rlnr-nnn U'lllnnv I111 NT tli.unnl !
Im I. wuu. "aiiil Priscllla st unil
Ames ! Hii,. 2iin Itufner st.
w-.'ii it Wntklne 1002 Wnine ave.. ami
rath-rlno UetirLnn
'Hi'ii-1 1' Gre'nberc. Kdlystone. Pa . anil
Vurv f i... a. ,nt it ti'..iMn..liii .1
run, Kl.l , . ll r. ,,.,.. i"i
lOnel Tlrnln tYJA 1aHhnm Hi . nnd
Atiria .Mctuskcr. 1B22 Federal st.
H'H Knnt 2111 Fltz-wnter it. and Olivia
ii.iii ". '"' '"ami. .
Tilllo Kmteln RMo'Pino at.'
.'.".! J ijRllBBl.fr OSn Master it . and
"""iryii K. Kennedy. 731 N 3Hth St.
"I'm V. Glndhart. 1111 Dav st.. and
Miotrt J iippburn, H225 McKonn Ht , and
JJ, Konlnir.aor, llurfnln, N. Y.. and Mauds
. ..'..iich, nunuio . y
Ann ',. J '""'s. Kansas Cltv. Mo , and
u,iii iiidBiicr, Mf. is nun SI.
Harris flersiT. Wilmington, nel.. and Efva
loiaUorr rennsKrove. N J.
I a, Andnrson I3rtn Alrdrln st . and
HUlm J Wanrhek. 1804 Krsnkfonl ae .
fa hllrnlietli K Nas. S430 N. Howard st.
if". 8 Hunter. 1415 Htwrks St.. and
l.r!...1 Kllurn. U6S Chclten ave.
and Edith
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Enormous Increase In Loans Due to
the Week's Extensive Flnan
clal Operations
The week'a extensive financial opera
tions, incidental to the Income tax pay.
ments and Liberty loan Interest, were
strongly reflected In today's New York
bank statement. This was Indicated in
the remarkable expansion In loans and
discounts of $112,1)81,000, and the jump
In demand deposit of $85,007,000. Yet
It was evident that the banks were
able to fortify the reserve position, ns
.-"i"' tl''' Increased credit rc
i"t nii? ite?1 """vc. Hank of $..
iitT L t,", ,nrB0l' 'n"eased llabflltlea,
7fwSnoM ""no was only cut !$4,.
n mil .,rduo,.nR the at,m, R,lrlli"s
Tie J22 IrMlu,r?"lt" t0 510.15,410.
Details follow:
EyESTING' TOBLIO TjBt)GEIl-.pHIL,AI)ELPHIA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,
. . . 1 1 , , T
1920
A
vt
DANIELS DENIES
HARDING'S CHARGE
Say3 Navy Department Has Not
Waged "Unconstitutional
Warfare"
I.Tcrss reserve .
AsRresrate, res..
Ians, etc
Cash In vnults
and member
banks
neserie In mem
ler banks and
reserve banks.
Heserve In slate
banks and trust
companies ....
Ilfsene In state,
btnks and trust
rcmnany depos
itories ,
Net demand de
posits Time deposit .,
I'lrrulatlon ....
U. R. deposits
deducted
AVERAGE
This week
mn.nns.nsa
nn7,7fiO,000
T.ast week
tu.iss.sno
nss.nso.oon
B.lnO.159,000 B,127!033!000
03.410,000 03,482,000
SIO.021,000 nlfljnO.OOO
S,4 10,000
R.aso.noo
S.BS4fD00
s,ni7.ooo
4,07fi.21K.nen 3.01ft.O7S.O0O
:7n,431.0HO 271,013.000
34.740,000
sn.oio.ooo
ACTUAI
This week
in.2ti.i.4in
nno.iiH.ooo
Excess reserve.,
AKirrerate res..
foans, etc
Cash In vaults
and member
banks
Tteere In mem
ber banks and
rtterve banks.
ltererve In state
banks and trust
ctmpanles ...
Reserve In stati
bHnks and trust
rnmnany depos
itories Net demand de
posits Time deposits .
Circulation ....
IT. H. deDOAlts
d ducted lSO.HOO.OOO
7, 870, 000
iii.n35.oon
T.ast week
S24. 070,20"
nr,3.r,i i.noo
5,230,423.000 S,117.442,'000
0O,S03,0O0 03.000,000
542.001,000 530,304,000
f
MOS.OOO R.310,000
8.714,000
8,S34,0(K)
4,077,010,000 .i.nni.nni ono
asi.sai.nno 27:i,i7,i.onn
31,710,(100 .11,834,000
12,1 Ml, 00')
.STATE DANK3 AND TRUST COMPANIKH
incrensp
J784.7SO.40O
HO2.U0O
17,830,800
7n.n10.5aa
832,540,201)
Loans nnd In
vestments ....
Cold
Currency and b'lt
roles
D-Poslts vlth the
r. R. Hank ot
Sew York ...
Total deposits .,
IJtposlts, elimi
nating nmounts
duo from res
dep, nnd from
other banks and
trust compan
ies In New York
city, exdinnires
nnd deposits b
It, S (lot pro
ceeds of snle of
bonds ....
llerervo on de-nnslt
IVrrentnire of resene, 20 0,
DccreTse,
S3. 111. 400
13,000
83,000
.1.800,200
1734.1.000
781 141,000 12,270,100
141,081 4110
3.110 700
unchanged
Washington, Hcpt. ifi,(ny A. P.)
Iteplylni; to Henator Ilordlns's choree
that the administration was carrying on
'Mineonstitutloiml warfare" against
Haiti and Hanto lJomlnpto, Secretary
Hanle Is declared in a statement today
that Ibn Tutted .States was administer
ing affairs in those Isinnjls "In pursu
Pice of treaty obligations."
The Mimic eml muii.Ii I,, it, .....ni
adnilnlstriiHon of the countries, the sec
retary added, has been "stability nnd
saiety for tne Inhabitants," who. lie
7 m' V nPrctnfo''c been ruled by
uut..i imiii nmuo goicrnment
farce."
Thn secre ary expressed "surprise"
that a "t nlted States senator should
give currency to so unjust n reflection"
upon the members of the marine corps
on duty in Haiti.
.Air. Daniels announced that he
has directed Major General l.ejune,
the new commandant of the marine
corps, to innko an Inspection trip to
Unit and Hanto Domingo; to go thor
oughly Into any allegations or state
ments reflecting upon the nctlons of ma
rines: to take action against anv who
might have violated the letter or spirit
of the Instructions from the Now De
partment, nnd to make full report.
JACK PICKFORD SUED
FOR $367000 IN PARIS
Drossmakers Domand Payment
for Garments Olive Thomas
Had Ordorod
rarls, Hent. IS. Tack 1'lckford Is
being sued for 5TO.O0O by five dress
making houses, which allege the money
Is due them ihr uarments ordered by
Ills wife, Olive Thomas, whose death
from poisoning wah a sensation to the
entire world.
The gowns, It Is nlleged, were or
dered by MIsh Thomas In the week pre
ceding the poisoning. She had ordered
fifty dresses and two fur coats, one of
ermine and seal and one of mink. She
had had only two fittings and none of
the gnrments hnd been delivered.
The claimants, however, iirgue that
Hie orders were definitely trlven nnd
u r threaten to seize I'lckford'a trunks for
surety unless lie pays.
SAYS SHERMAN WAS WRONG
Zulu and Boer War Veteran Made
Captive for First Time
After surviving the Zulu nnd JJoer
wars without being taken prisoner,
James Archer Oralcy, (17 years old, who
rooms at a hotel near Kighth and Vine
streets, lost out last night, when he en
countered Sergennt Hill and became a
captive for the first time in ills life.
Gralcy, It was testified at a hearing
before Magistrate Price today, acted
in a disorderly manner, attemntlne to
enter n moving picture hoiisc. at Iiroad
and Louden streets nnd was arrested.
At the station house a tinlrolmuii mJ
badge was found on him. xne magis
trate told him that he might use It for
the next three months while doing duty
at the House of Correction,
AfTtIMN nniottTH
ATi,ArTIP CITY, N. J.
(5EK2BE3CESS
R, Carolina are., rlose to Reach fllfel Mrr
Rest moderate-rale hotel! brick, steel tt srone
construction: capscliy MHi: bathlnt from
hotel; running water: prlv. bsthsi choice
tablet orchestra! dancing! all windows
screened! nooKlet nfl auto map mailed.
1'AUJj v. HiiMKt KAPin. iiwnrr v itop.
Coolest nnd Most Attractive Location
Mel Esplanade
Whole, block on ocean front. Iloston to
Hoierrlsn iies. Inclusive Chelsea section.
MfaI family hotel. rVnaellv HOO. Pri
vate nnd public fresh nnd sea water baths.
ureni
AUTUMN ItEHORTH
ATI.ANTH) I ITY. N. J...
Enjoy This Week's End
at ATLANTIC CITY
mo7hVmore
surf bath n. ocean and Inland yachtlmr and
Oehlnr at their best solf and every outdoor
snd Indoor entertainment. Hpeclal reduced
Fall rales for excellent hotel accomodations.
See tho
International Boardwalk Pageant
In snnerb rolllnr chair parade,
Snturdor afternoon, Hrnt. 23th
and other splendid week-end entertainments.
Kree descriptive folder with city map. hotel
directory, etc., on application to Avenue
Hotel Association, Atlantic City. N, J,
nEATllH
NIUOHT
oArr. MAY. N. J.
MISH
WINDSOR
IIAM'IN announces that IIOTKL
nil will remain ooen tlurlnc the
..! n,nnlh tt H.nlfmhlr. BDCClfll I'llll
rales on ISO rooms I CO baths. Eicellrnll
niiiine.
hestra. Uooklet.
Ownership direction.
W. V. HUAW.
72sroicOL2V
m Virginia Atcbm st Boardwalk
j M FIREPROOF-r-
fj m Of etn view romf with nisntng wiler snd
I B pritst ballii, IsnsTStlen In Bsseh Fisnl
V prim IIS wll;,AfHeiii Plan, NnMiiKfinilt
TRAYMORE AnjvKncarrl
1W)KU)S GREAJEST HOTaSUOCESS
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Always oren
eruts. Phono or untr
Always ready.
M, waisn
Terms mod-
Duncan.
Westminster K"tuclcy av. nr. Besich.
Kiev, to St.! prlv. baths:
run, wnten t20 wkly. up dly. U. Ihihre.
AHnURV PATtK. N. J.
HOTEL FRANKLIN
House or Hospitality
flpeclal rates throurhout pertember.
One block to Ocean. . O. Ktronrl.
,
HftiAurt.irr manok. n; t.
Briarcliff Lodge
Briarcliff Manor, N. Y.
Open Till After Thanltagiving
HUAKTIt.MOrtn, PA.
The Harvard m!r
Plan, sinstis or -
suite. Ph. Wwsrthmem ii.
rornNo MOUNTAINS
Blount I'ocono. l'ft.
Hotel BoSCobel "'"V"? ve. llathlnir.
Hotel refurnished. V".
celler.t tnble. rhono 117. A. K. MARION.
DiisTiiIsr MOUNTAIN I10U8
I r VJULIINV- Ml. Tocono. Pa. Cap. 20
f I, TloOKKft. jn.. Mar.
i fhr rialrmont. Kiev. 2200. Bteam heat.
I elec. Us. excellent table! rates reasonable.
I nooklet Mrs Chas H. Hmlth Kstate.
CONDENSED STATEMENT
OF
The National Security Bank
September 8th, 1920
RESOURCES
Louns and Investments $9,398,367.30
United States Bonds 601,250.00
United States Bonds to secure
' circulation 250,000.00
Due from Banks 358,143.71
Banking House 60.000.00
Cash and Reserve 1,524,207.68
$12,191,96869
J, HARPER DRIPPS, President.
GEORGE KESSLER, Vice President.
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock
Surplus and. Net Profits. . . .
Circulation
Due Federal Reserve Bank. .
Deposits
$250,000.00
1,54.1.489.66
243.800.00
1.691.393.66
8,465,285.37
$12,191,968.69.
W. H. McKEE, Cashier.
GEO. OVINGTON, A.i't Caihier.
iti-.i.KiintH soTirr.q
Friends
MAKt'IA H. DOAN, EXECUTIVIO UDITOIl
of the "QUAKKIt." is expected to bo at
0I.D .VEItlON MEBTINO HOUm:. Mont
uomerv Pike. Merlon. Pa., next Hrst day
(Sunday). Ninth Month 10th. Hho will speak
on "Some Thoughts on the World's Con
ference of Friends, Recently Held In Ion
don, Enxland." The meeting convenes at
11 a. m. A cordial Invitation extended
lo Bll
Methodist Episcopal
HOIJHTO.V. HAlt.Mt UHItlHT IIULH'
TON. died Heptember IB, at her resident e
324 Hrrlngfleld ave., t'hesttiut Hill Daualittr
of the late John and Marv Martin Houston
of Columbia, Pa. Kunrral Hat. nft . 3
o'clock, at J. Mjrtlns-ln.tlie.Kleld fhurrh
JOTrK. Sept. 1.1, MAltr.AItr.T A , daugh
ter of tho Irtn Daild V and. Catherine II.
.toyce. Ilelatlves. friends nnd League of the
Sacred Heart are Invited to attend fu
neral, Mon , 8 a. m i from Ute residence.
0333 Itnynton el . flermariton. Solemn rn
qulem mass at St. Vincent de Paul's Chunh
10 a. in. Int Holy Sepulchre Cem.
KEltH Suddenly. Sept 1(1 JAMEH II .
husbsnd of Margaret Iferr In his 71st year,
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
fUneral services, Mon , 2 p. m. precisely, at
his late residence, Wymnlnv ave. and Mascner
SI In private
KNIOHT Sept 10. ut Ml I'ocono. Pa.
HKNIIV DKHItoNtl, son of Robert and
Itarh..! I IC.iltftit TlnlAllvnrt unil frlemls.
also American IB'on, Post No. 211 are In.
vlled lo attend servicer, Mon., 2 l m . at
his parents' residence, R717 Tnrresdnle ave.,
Wlsslnomlns- Int William I'enn ivm, .
KNOWI.ES Sept 17 MAMITEI. O., bus.
hand of Henrietta Knowles Itelallves and
friends Invited 'o funeral, Mon. I p. m .
from his lute residence. 211) Vine st . Cam
den. N. J Int. Westminster Om. Friends
mav call Hun eve. ...
KIIOMIIACH In France. March 2 1018.
HEItlinilT II . son of Adam and Paulino
Kromhafh Ilelntlvcit nnd friends lnlttd to
funeral services, Hun . 2 I, in . parents' resi
dence, 41JI) N. 8th st. Int. private. North-
ood Cem . . - .
LINDSAY. Sept. 17. 1020 MART A .
widow of Peter I.lndssy. Funeral services
Mnn., 2 p. m. precisely, at her Iste residence
470 Lyceum ave., Hoxhormigh Int. private.
I.UKENr?. Hepl in. UEORflE K hus
band of Ida I.ukens and son of late Charles
K. and Ellen T I.ukens. Services Sun., 0
P tn , lato residence, 14 N King st.. Glou
cester. N. .1 Also services Mon . Sept. 20,
rt.. nt.j. ,hm ir..... Imp
i iov (i, ill . rii-iiiin i.-.-.uip. ..v.ut-.-. ..... ,
ham Ta fnl T-rlAna Tlnrvlriff flfOUnd. f
MANEEI.T. At residence. 431 H liOth St..
Sept. 17, CAROLINE It widow of Joseph
M Maneely. Due notice, of funeral.
M A It T I N D E I. L. At Newtown Pn..
Fourth-dav. Ninth Month lfith, MART B.
MARTINDELL Relnthes nnd friends are
Invited to attend funeral, from her late
residence, N. Chinllor st.. Newtown. Pa .
Pecond-diy, Ninth Month 20th. 11 a. m. Int
Wrlghlstown Ornveyard
MoCARE Suddenly. Sept 1(1 CHARLES
II . husband of lato Ellrabeth E MeCabe
RelatUes and friends, also Welcome I)dge
No. 2J9, I O. O F , Corona nncimpmcnt.
No 217, I O O F Peerless lodge. No 2.
S of 11 , Journeymen llrlcklayera' Protective
Ass'n, and Hoard of Mnnagers of I O. O. F.
Orphanage. Invited to funeral services. Mon..
2 p. m residence. 48r.H N. Kith st Int.
HELP WANTED FEMAI.'
CLERK Rilling department of a nro
manufactory renulri.s the erlcea
competent clerk ejperlenced prefarrixll!
reiieni otinoi utility, with nilvancsmeni
merited 1 ,-.08 Lodger Office.
COOK Wanted, u wood. oook. Protest
. Willi .rfferenrfs. willing to do some
Ing. bv ruinlly ,.f H adults lltlng In spa
menis at tne Tnurnln. ir.20 Bpruc
Addresn R n2 Uxliier Office.
COUPLE WANTED as house errantTt
country home ono mile from Frederick.
Md , good nusrlers, good wages) no objectlM
tn small child, send references and wss
nrkeil to
F. W. HARNWELL,
Prospect Hall, Frederick. Md. t .
W? Jtt
r3eH' 1
! St"A Jt 1
eJT WA
m.' v ,
WV . 1 i
2; ' ' ?
l . . .
DRESSMAKERS
Dressmakers, experienced on seme, dresfei
API'LT RURHAU OF EMPIX)TMENT
WANAMAKER'O
DRESSMAKER wants waist and sleeve fln .
isherss peimanent position to competes
person! good salary nnd hours. Apply .ll
week, uoimnerty, gom Walnut st.
I'lTTEHH ,.
1 require experienced secern on women
read-iuale coats, aiiltn and gowns. Applr
Emplojmtlit Hureau. fmirth floor.
tllMlli:i, llltorilEltS
strictly private.
H.M
McIJERMOTT Sent. 10. ELLEN A .
duughter of Into Michael nnd Marv Mc
Devitt. Relatives, friends, II V M. Hodollty.
Invited tn funeral Mnn., 8'30 a m , resi
dence, 114 N. until st. Solemn requiem mass
Church of Our Lady of Vlctnry 10 a tn. Inti
Cathedral Cem
McOONIOAL. Sept. 10. JOSEPH A., son
of James and Rose McOonlgal (nee Farlev).
aged 20. Retail es and frltnds are Invited
to attend funeral, Tues . 8'30 a, m. from
parents' residence. 4315 Wajne ave. Solemn
requiem mass. St Stephen's Church 10 n m.
Int New Cathedral Cem.
McKIMSTRY Near Eureka. Pa . Hcpt.
JO 1020. WILSON D . husband of A Ma
tilda McKlmstry, aged 74 years. Relatives
and friends Invited to" funeral, Mon,. 11 a.
in.. Neshamlnv Church, of Warwick, with
out further notice Aulos will meet trollev at
Neshamlny. leaving Willow Orove 'j 10:IH
a m.
.MIDDI.ETON Sept. 17. RERECCA A.
MIDDLETON. In 80th year. Funeral serv
ices Mon., 10 n in . James Stretch's parlors,
Kings Highway West, Haddonfleld. N. J.
Friends may cnll Sun.. 7 to 0 p. m. Int.
private.
MILLER Sept IB. 1020. HARRY P..
husband of the late Mary V Miller. Rela
tives nnd friends Invited to funeral from resi
dence of his sister. Mrs. Louisa Miller. 801
N. Uber st., Monday. 8 a. m. High mass
at Church of Oesu. 0 a. m. Int. Holy
Sepulchre Cemetery.
MILLISON. Sept. Hi. MARY (nee Dough
erty). wife of William II, Mllllson Rels.
tlves and friends, nlso H. V. M Modality. In-
-,.- .i, pr.7.rlr,v nt ihn .in. f i7 i-iv i viico lo luncrai. .wn., nun n. m.. laie resi
often tho offspring or mo sins or the night, I rinr mn' n. r nneev at sniemn .MtiiUm
.,. .in. nf ih. dav not Infrennoniiv h.i. i "nce "i"- "' i.nncey si. Koiemn requiem
..ii;.i:; i iV. -... v:UT nm i "I. (..arinages.i nurcn
Kellyvllle,
rAiiimi.t. ii. e. rnuRCii
fith and ClearOeld st.
Ii 30 . m. Class Meeting.
Id 30 a. m "The Humility of Jesus."
2 30 p. m Sabbath School. Mr. Thco.
Miller superintendent.
7 P. tn. Epworth League.
7'4r p. m. "A Christian's D.llnst of Com
mon Sense."
hT. STEPHEN'S. (Un. ave. and Ashmead.
FRANK M GRAY, Minister.
10.3O a. m "Unconscious Backsliding."
7.4.1 p m. "The .Soul's Diss."
Prodi) terlan
ARCH ST. CHURCH
18th and Arch. .
Dr Macartney will preach at 10:48 on
"The Love of Ood and What that Love Has
Done."
At H he will prench on "The Results of
One Night." belnir tho second sermon In
tho series to younz men and young women.
Ilo will speak of tho night's undoing and
the sins ana miseries ot inn aay nre i :.;; , ' f,:..rT
FOLDERS and inclosers experienced on clr
cular matter, hours 8:30 to B; Saturday,'!
p in Anuly Charles Palst Co.. tZ7 Arch t.
GOVERNESS wanted In Worrenton. Vou,
for two little girls aged 8; French music!
ref required. M 1127. ledger Office. f
MARCEL WAVER experienced, can cure)
permanent, good-paying position. Mn-
nello Shop 1422 Walnut .'.
NURSE" for child to live In Rryn Mawr. Oc
tober 1. reference. Pnt'er Real Eststs
Trust Rldg Walnut SOH7. .
OPERATORS
use
few
Experienced shirt operators; can
learners also.
If you can run a power machine there may
bo an opening far you. If you apply
BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAltAKER'S
committed In order to coxer up or pay the
price or tn transgressions oi me nignt.
Illble School at 12.
Will German American Vote
Be Organized For Harding?
The attempt of the German-American Citizens' League to organize German
American voters to prevent the election of Governor Cox to the Presidency is arousing
lively interest in both, camps. "The hyphen, that detestable phenomenon of American
society, is again lifting its hydra-headed hidcousness and discharging its venom," exclaims
the Louisvilje Courier-Journal (Dem.). "There is evidence of a strong and highly
organized pro-German movement in favor of the election of Senator Harding," declares,
the Indianapolis News (Ind.). Interpreting the resolutions passed by the German-American
Citizens' League, George Sylvester Vicrcck, editor of The American Monthly, in the
columns of his magazine declares that "The Democratic candidate is impossible. He is the
candidate of Wood row Wilson and the League of Damnations. The republican candidate
is distinctly the lesser of two evils. His speech of acceptance is not without merit."
On the other hand, Senator Harding, in a statement which the Democratic
New York Times concedes to be "proper enough so far as ibgoes," warns these German
American supporters that they must not think of him as favoring any class or race among
our citizens. Among other German-American papers that disavow a German-American
vote is the St. Louis JVestliche Post, which states that this paper "does not recognize any
hyphen vote," and predicts that Americans of German descent will vote as any other
American, "every one according to his own personal convictions as to which one of the
two candidates stands higher for pure, unadulterated Americanism."
In THE LITERARY DIGEST this week, September 18tr, all the news from all
angles regarding this subject is presented in interesting form.
Other articles well "worth reading are:
The Labor Shortage Vanishing
irt I ni.Bw ' . n .. .
cdvih-:; .. "ucu' v.v1 jj- txi v
tw li uT. V",r. j i ;n, mm Bl,
..' rtunyprrpr. HL'n w jh.i r
K Wel.U. ..7. '.i'J ."
M4 n . 0lU York Bt Hn(I JuHa "Off".
k' ? i . uflrmaniown. ia
Si.. .. .uw.n. i?'"'
Mben M',,:Si.S'u,?;..-,cft,nlSr:. ' !.
Editi. i iT. '..;'L...""..:7' " "
Pn.m.. A. I.V,,,l.er ,,3'i Olrard ave.,
,!' ', Hlllo. 17i8 N. I'ark ave.
ft inn.... '"""" nm" usage ave.,
n lir,"olN'.Wai "V .
n.?..1!r.W!n. 3-1H Susnuehanna ave,
WiThim I 5' ,.'',1"' I'Dlrmount ave.
' ""! .A. bchelble. Jr 237 S. DStll St.
InwaVrt ,." Hoberts 1011 K. Frailer st
Horhn.T i .. " o, Allien si., mm
rank i !,Lur'1"' unw Paschull ave.
KithAf (A",' J414 Allison st., and
ob.1, M WHBhlm.n. Ilarby, Pa.
f.n ,lulln . 100.! CheltMi av... and Helen
, iiumiui.t... n..A.. ... I..- .
ouch iiiV;r . r . M r airni i st
lBn..."echtel 401" itM .i ,
ht..K,.nMi... 243S Tackawanna st.
anj T.r. ri'rnev, 34U0 Kensington
mm h.V"."' .?s.Nj. 131 .,. .
rvil ?iJ..; '"" "siiingiofi, ij. u.. ana
:1.m ' ,5hr,n, Washington. I) C.
L Uuttii-i, ,'i".'.. .V.,,,?.l. "I- nd Emma
Pa .
and
and
and
and
and
ICnox si., nnd Anna
ave..
urn. Y" 'e,7- w Bf' nve,
Md ir.ii..,""I,p!?J!i !- Callowhlll St..
"Wi WiiVr.n,iSl.et 0120 Callowhlll t.
IHIsm mI'.m'' -"JP Hutchinson st.
Klnari?.i',.ce,w.,:vL.?3 .N. ..10th . st,. and
lavld ItiV.T '.r vn"e. 022 N. 10th st.
f$garetlH"i& i.1""0 u,ur ' 0",1
Pgnrtt H. Ufshsroon. sma rim-.inr st.
sroon, 2D10 Uecttur st,
Bolshevism Infecting Italy
Obregon as a Peace Dove
Doubtful Good of Our City Growth
Prices Slipping a Notch
Australian Fears of America
Poland the "Keystone" of Europe's Peace
Entente "Meddling" with German
Transportation
Italy's Aim in Workmen's Insurance
To Relieve Coal Shortage by Stopping Waste
Blind Workers in Factories
Is the Human Mind Tireless?
Utilizing Waste Wood Material
Sweden's Greatest Painter
Progress of Art Under Soviet Rule
Choosing an American War Memorial
When "Miss America" Won the
Harmsworth Trophy
Entertaining Russian Refugee Children
China's Moral Advance
The Salvation Army's "Lost Drunks"
Cotton Production and Consumption
A Personal Study of General Wrangel
The "Africa for Africans" Experiment
That Was Tried in Liberia
Budenny and His Wild Horsemen
Who Fight for Bolshevism
Mexican Character as Revealed by a
Shine or a Shave
Viewing American Cities and Citizens
Through British Eyes
Europeans That Hate Us Because We are
"Meddlesome, Patronizing, and Stingy"
The New Strong Man to Whom
China Pins Her Hope
Prohibition Produces a New Crop of
Vikings in Norway
Best of the Current Poetry
Topics of the Day
THK IIKTIII.EIIKM PKESIIYTKIUAN
CHUHCll, llroad and Diamond sts.
llev. WIM.IAM It. McCOItMICK. Pastor
10 30 Morning Worship. Hubject of Ser
mon. "PIIAVKR AND POWKH."
i 30 p m. Babbath Hchool. Classes for
all ages. RAI.IY HAY October 3.
11:10 p. m. Young People's Soc. of C. B
7H. p. m. Kvening oerwee. Muoject
Hermun. "iiii aui ur iumu.-
Cirgan Recital. Hpeclal Musical Bervlcs by
the Quartet Choir
i:vkuyhody WELCOME.
of
rroteatunt I'nlsrnnal
KT. SAUVKCR (French). 22d nnd De Lamey
sts.. 10 30 a. m Dedication of memorial
taDiei vo jvciiw aibbui kiiu iteiiry tecK
hut. fallen In Franco 101R..
11 a. m. Morning servke. Rev. Th. D.
Mslan. 8. T. P.
Unitarian
riRHT UNITARIAN CHURCH
2125 Chestnut st.
11 a. m. Rev. Frederick R. Griffin,
Road tn Freedom."
"th
UNITARIAN CHURCH OF (IERWANTOWN
Corner CJ-eene st, and W. Chelten nve.
Sunday. Kept. ID, 1020.
Sen Ice at 11 a. m. The minister. Rev.
HOOK 8 FORMES, will preach. Sub
ject: "DBTERM1NANTS."
All pre tnMti-d
iDcatiis
ANDRRWS.--Rept. 17. 1020, DR. R. II.
ANIIRKWH, husbnnd of Mary M Andrews.
Funeral Tuesdny nt 1 .30 p. Hi, from his late
residence. 2321 N. I'ark avo. Int. private.
ARMSTRONG. Suddenly. Hept. 111. Wlh
I.I8 11 , husband of Hallle Hchrack Arm
strong Funeral servkea nt Wayne Ave.
llap'.lst Church. Germantnnn, Mon . .1 p. m,
AHPDh'N Sept 17. WILLIAM II.. hus
band of Jennie Aspd.-n (net Matthews).
Rlatles and friends nro Invited to eeolces.
Mon, 1,10 p in., at his lute residence. -'14.1
W (lordon st. Int private. Friends may
call Sun ce
IlAI.I.INaER. Near Medford. N J..
rontn Month seventeenth, liuo, jmht p..
widow of It. Champion Ilalllnaer. aged 84.
Funeral services at her lato residence, near
Medford N J.. Second-day, Twentieth, 2 p.
m. Int Mt. Holly Cem
III.UM Srpt 1(1 HUH I)ARI1ARA( widow
of Joseph Ilium (nee Woessner). aged 73.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral serv
ices, Mon . I p m , at her late residence, cor.
of 8th and Morris sts. Int, private. Mt.
Vernon Cem Remains may bo viewed Sun,,
7 to 0 p. m Please omit flowers.
HUODESSnil. Suddenly. Sept. 17, ED
WARD, husband of Sarah llrodesser (me
Labree), aged 33 ItolatUes and friends,
also Henue Trllw No BH. I O. R. M., nnd
Court of Elm Tree, No, CD F. of A., are
Invited to attend funeral. Tues, 2 p. m..
from his late residence. 44UI Edgcmont at..
Urldesburg. Int Oakland. Cem. Remains
may be viewed .Mon . 8 lo10 p m.
CARR Entered Into rest Thurs , 10th
Inst.. Rev, JOHN ARCIUIOI.D CARR, of
Ilrls'.ol, Pa., curate of St I.ukc'a Church,
(lermantown. Phlla , aged 00 Funeral serv
ices, at St. James's Church. Ilrlstol, Pa,.
Mon. 10 n. m .
CURI.ETT Sept. 17. EMMA R., wife of
lata Samuel W Curlrtt. Relatives and
frlinds. Ladles' Auxiliary Clifton Height
F P. A , No 1, Invited to funeral services
Tues., 2 p. m , son-in-law's residence, Jo
seph a Ilntley, 4.1 Hirst ave, Lanndonne,
Pa Int Arllnston Cem Friends cull Mnn ,
to 10 p. m
DENNIS On Bent. 1(1. WILLIAM II C.
nusbancl of Jennie Dennis. Relatives
10 a m.
Int St Charles's Cem
MURPHY Sept. Ill ANNA M.. daughter
of tho lato Philip and Ilrldget Murphy Rela.
the and friends Invited to funeral, Mon..
a .10 a. m.. late residence, 25 H.ittonwood St.,
Mt Holly. N. J. Solemn High Muss, Church
of the Sacred Heart. 40 k. m. Int. St. Mary's
Cem.
PAUL Sept 15. Paulsboro. N. J
JOSEPH M PAUL. Relatives and friends
nm Invited to funorsl services. Hun.. 1.30
P. m . at his late . esiaence, west Hroail
st. Paulsboro. N. J
PFAENDER 8pt. 1(1. CHRISTIANA,
widow of John M. Tfaender. Relatives and
friends. Ladles' Aid Society of St. Petri
Herman Evangelical Lutheran Church, all
other aocletles of which she was a member.
Invited to services Mon.. 2 P m . 1300 (loth
avi... Oak Ijvne. Int, private Friends may
call Sun, eve.
ROSS. Sept. 17. Dr. LUTHER ROSS, at
his home. 533 D Chestnut St.. Coatesvllle,
Funeral services at his late residence, Mon.,
1.30 p. m Int. Lafayette Cem., Dlrmlngham,
Pa
ROWE. Sept. 1(1. Ellrjvheth A. widow of
Elijah M Rovve, nged 77 RelnUves nnd
friends Invited to funeral services. Mon., 2
p m.. late residence. 1830 Tulip st. Int.
prlvnte Mt Peace Cem.
SCHWARTZ Sept. 15. AfJNES. widow
of John Schwartr Funeral Sat.. :30 a.
m.. late residence, 2(112 Federal st. Solemn
requiem mass Ht Anthony's Church 10 a.
m Int. Holy Cross Cem.
SICKLER Sept 10. LAWRENCE W.
B1CKLKR nged 50 Funeral Sut 2 n m .
la'e residence. Qlassboro. N J. Int. Glass-
THOMAS Suddenly. Sept. 10. at inn
Rlversldi drlv. Ne-v York city. CATH
ERINE, wife of Perclval Thomis formerly
of Philadelphia. Due notice of the funeral
w 111 be alven
TROEt.LER. At Perkins. N J . on Sept.
17lh. 1020, CAROLINE, widow of Christian
Troeller. Notice of funral later.
WAHDF. .1.. Sent 10 1020 ELIZABETH
E WARDELL. Relatives and friends In
lted to funeral services Mnn. 2 p rn., at
the residence of her son. Hnrry.C Armshlre,
lOS'i K Tioga st Int Oakland Cem Re
mains may bo viewed Sun eye.
WEIL At his lato residence. flOl W.
113th st. New York city, on Sept. 10. SAM
UEL WEIL, father of Mrs Acinar A. 8olo
mon nnd Marshall Well In his 07th year.
Funeral services Sundav 12 o'clock noon,
chanel Mount Mlnst I'imeterv PhllnilelnhH
WOLSTENHOLME On Sept. 17. m20.
EDWARD, son of Frederick and Isnbelie c.
Wolstenholmo, aged 1.1 years. Funeral prl-
WYNN Sept. 10 MARY wife of John
Wjnn. Relatives and friends Invited to
fnnarnt. Mon 7 30 a m from late real.
iiequiem .iiass at Our
nam int prl-
SODA DISPENSERS e
Soda dispensers and counter girls; Inexperi
ence no drawback If you are bright and alert.
APPLY UUREAU OF EMPLOTMBNT
WANAMAKER'8
BTENOORAPHEn
Wanted, for the private, office of an execu
tive a blchl young woman who has polra
and personality as well as stenograahlo pro
ficiency. BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAJIAKER'B
STENOGRAPHER with Initiative rapid and
accurate congenial surroundings. with,
mill In Frankford section. Apply 4029
Adams ave Bell phone. Frankford 347 M. .
STENOGRAPHER to assist purchasing agent
of large manufacturing concern; good op.
portunltv for one who will take interest In
work Address llox P 434. I.edter Oftloo.
STENOGRAPHER to assist purchasing act.
of large mfg. concern; good opportunity for
one who will take Interest In work. Address
Hot P 134 Ledger Ofllce.
8TENOMRAPHER with Initiative rapid and
accurate: excellent opportunity; congenial
surroundings L. II Gilmer Co., Cottman
and Keystone sts.. Tacony.
STENOGRAPHER and typist, experienced.
See Mr. Webb, ledger Art Service, third
floor. B12 Chestnut st
bTENOGRAPHEIt and typist wanted, who
has knowledge of bookkeeping. Apply of
flee. 2ri N llroad st.
TWO SISTEHH or friends, Protestant, for
family of 3: no washing. Apply before
11 n. m. 21(1 8. 20th st.
TYPIST, experienced, to address envelope
In an office: 13 per 100O: hours, 8:30 to
5; Saturday. 1 p. m. Charles Palst Co.;
027 Arch st.
TYPIST, for filling In letters. JS.25 for 100e)r
clean surroundings; gooa ncnt.
turraphlng Co.. 13th and Arch.
Aoms MBJg
WOMEN
WANTED. WOMEN TO MARK MERCRAJf.
DI8E; EXPERIENCE NOT REQUUIED.
APPI.T LIT HP.OTHEnS
BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
2D FLOOR. 7TH AND FILBERT STS.
WOMEN.
al'.vc. possessing education anil
(he ability to Interview People; nn i,m.
Invalids netd apply, permanent positions; un
usual monetary returns and working period
short. Immediate duty. A 131. Ledger Off.
WOMAN Social poise and college education
old-established (lrm, permanent position;
advancement. Apply 007 Vandam Bids.,
inth and Market sts
"YOUNG WOMEN of refinement, between 21
and 25 years or age, mav secure tralnlms
In automatic telegraphy, S5 per month while
learning; training neriods 9 months, perma
nent emplojment offering rapid advancement
to supervisory position Paying $125 monthly.
Apply Room 1U04 Penna Uldg . 16th and
Chestnut Wcfrn Union Telegraph Co
YOUNG WOMAN as secretary In profea
slonal office, stenography and typewriting
not essential, a desirable position for a
person nf refinement P 513. Ledger Office.
Ar.rrt. 5fl44 Vine St
.a T.j..n w f-hlirV.
l.auy.ui .vuj.w -...,
vate.
UNDERTAKERS
VsifllJYL
ERS
BROAD AW
DIAMO
Nl 1
LOST AND FOUND
EYEOLASSES Lost. eel:lnsses,"wlth rims.
chain and reel In case, between North
Phlla, Station and Broad and Walnut sts ,
revv llonschur & Holmes, 1333 Chestnut st.
HELP WANTED MAL
ARMATURE WINDERS AND ELECTRI
CIANS. FIRST CLASS. WANTED: HIGH
EST WAOES: OPEN SHOP: STEADY
WORK. REPORT REAJ)Y FOR WORK.
THOS, R RATT8 t, CO.. 100 E. CHAR
IITTK ST.. NOFOLK, VA
ASSISTANT BUYER In a largo wholsl
store bundling automobile accessories an
assistant buyer for this department; rood
chance for advancement. Apply P 022, Lefi
ger Offlco.
friends are Invited to the servlco on
nft at 3 o clock nt his late residence,
STOCKING.1" Stolen over 700 pairs lilnck
mercerised stockings. Fay Honlery Mills,
Front and Clearfield streets. Friday. Mm.
I l.mlur 111. or Saturdnv Si-ntmh,., 11 T it.
and J vral rew-ird fur Information of value will
Mon,
1341
I be treated confidentially
, . ... .. .Illll.. .lit Ti , t .
Hmrth I.lndnvno,l st Inl at v.rnwnnA I .". -Vi j" .H ?" ..u'.""'""u. P'n Reiween
r-- v -.;..,:,.. v.r. i ,..:: i " .'" ""r""1" ".no
u !. a IV.IIUJ1 111 4 J Mt" iiiniiia uuil, rtCi
Interesting Half-tone Illustrations, Maps and Humorous Cartoons
September 18th Number on Sale Today News-dealers 10 Cents $4.00 a Year
The
literary Efeest
Tl a
Mark at
Distinction to
a a Itoader of
Tha Literary
Dlaaat
DODD HeDt. 10. WILLIAM II . husband
of Mollis Dodd Funeral services Sun., 2
P. m . 710 N 40t hst
EVANS Sept 10 in20. EMMA, wife of
AUicrt Evans Funernl Mon 1 p m., from
her late residence. 304U Hiirtvllle st Int.
at Greenmount Cem. Remains may be viewed
Sun. after 7 pm.
FLOOD Sept. 10, WILLIAM, husband
nf Marie C Flood and son of the late Ed
ward and Marv Flood (nee Shannon) Fu
neral Mon., 8.30 a m late residence. 1(103
N Monmouth st Solemn requiem mass St,
llonavnntura's Church 10 a m. Int. Holy
Iluleemcr Cem
FOX. At Redlands, Calif DOROTHY W
FOX, In her 22d year Relatives and friends
are Invited, without further notice, to attend
funeral services nt the home of her grand
parents. Dr. aril Mrs. Charles E. Wood
ward, 20 S, Church st , West Chester, on
Monday Sept. 20. at 3 . m
FRECH, Riverside, N J , Sept 18.
MARY P.. widow of Henry Freeh aged 04.
Funeral Mon., VM p. m. from late real
'?'? .I.aliv'w' ' Riverside Sorvlces
Trinity P E Chapel. Falrvlew. 2 30 p m.
Int, Riverside Cem, Friends may call Sun,
OASKILL At New Egjpt. N J.. Sept
10. 10J0 FRANKLIN S UASKII.L. aged 80
'ears. Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral, on Monday. 20th Inst., at 11 a m
Int. Pemberton Cem. Rem tins may be viewed
",f,,J&p.?m.'r,on. M K- Church 1130a m.
OOODMAN. Sept. 17, TERESA, wife of
Leopold D Goodman. Duo notice of funeral
will bo given
Iva."iA.,LA?,I,rr?,n.,B.ept1T' " matilda
LCCLL8 GRAHAM. Duo notice of tho fu-
neral will be given.
. H'VimfAN Wllllnmstovvn. N J. Sent.
in, Al liiu. daughter of tho late Jacob and
Mary Har'man. Relatives anil friends are.
Invited to attend funeral services. Mon . 2
B hB In.. ... - .
... ..c. in..., roiiieiiri-
'UNK & WACiNVtLS .COMPANY (PublMicri, of the Famous NKW Standard Dictionary), NEW YORK
' v
IlhJALLIY Sent. 17 mon r. o.if tirxrte
wife of the latu Michael Healer Relatives
QTljl S"vl&yt nv In. tl. ..
V. "i . "" 'n to attend runerai,
JJ,n,n, r?'30 a' " from her late residence,
1301.1 Dexter st. Wlsaahlckon Solemn re-
fiuiem mass Ht. John the Baptist's Church.
10 a. m Int. Westminster Cem.
FRANIv .PAUL husbsna of Ella 8 Hend
ley. aged 113. Relatives and friends Invited
i,iin.er'J..M0rvl"' "' hl ln,B residence.
110 W Willow prove ave,, Chestnut Hill,
?i?i'.P f.1, ..,nt .?.rLvtt,e' T'ftln !'
li.1il. 'u. t.Jtlon 1-:0 ' m for St.
Martin's Station,
uuiiuu. un Sept 10, GEOnaE. hus.
band of Dorette S. Herng Services on
Sat. 2 P m. at tho Oliver II. Hair Build
'"?. Jf.V2 r01","1" sl In iTlvnte.
IIEWSON. Sept 13 AGNUS C . daughter
of the la'e Thomas and Bridget Hewson.
Rilntlves and friends, also St Aunes's Bene,
nclal Society. Invited to funeral, Mon , H.30
a, m . from lata residence. 1221 Adams ave..
Frankford. Solemn rtnii.m m.. u u
I Jocfalra'a Church. Int. prlvt.
Spruce st.
spruce st
IT I l
S100 leward if returned tn I7i?t
or Haverford Court.
PERSONALS
PLEASE NOTE that MIchneK Borlsh Is no
longer associated with the undersigned nor
Is he Interested In tho P and 11, Jobbing
House.
JOSEPH PRAOER
02)1 Chestnut St. Phlla Aug. 23 Cr,
bAM SHORE. 4311 LnmlMinfsT. has s.JTIi
machinery, tools and mnterlal to N and
J Auslunder Creditors should present their
claim on or before Monday
MARKUVITK BROS. Glenolnen ave , che'a-
ter pike, sold grocery to Jacob Snltatnnan
Cortltors call "P W Olraidav until Ten I "l
HELP WANTED FEMALE
ASIC ANT
BKLL TELEPHONE OPERATOR
about her work
She will tell you
Tim HOURS ARE SHORT
WITH FREQUENT REST PERIODS
THE POSITION IS PERMANENT
SHE WAS PAID A GOOD
SALARY WHILE LEARNINO
HER COMPANIONS ARE WORTH
WHILE YOUNO WOMEN
See MISS RTEVENSON. 1031 ARCH ST
BELL TELEPHONE CO. OF PENNA.
BOOKKEEPER
A large trust company needs several men or
women In Its bookkeeping department; experi
ence not essential, but know ledge of book
keeping and unuuentlonable reference re
quired Reply, giving age, education and
business training B B32 Ledger Office
BOOKKEEPER
A large trust company needs several men or
women tn Its bookkeeping department, -
Iierlenre not essential but knowledge of book
leeplng nnd unquestionable reference re
quired Reply giving age, education and
business training 11 031. Ledger Office.
BOT
One who desires s position with excellent op
portunity for advancement.
For a bright boy there Is an openliur In on
of Philadelphia's largest publishing bouses.
Duties to start will be mainly those of of.
flee boy, combined with some clerical work.
Salary 110.
Answer In
M 007
own handwriting.
LEDGER OFFICK
BOY wanted In galley room of larire newt).
paper to run proof press: must bo ener.
getlo and willing: permanent position, with
good chances of -advancement; 110 per week
n'r:f y : "'"iinu urpinmini.
hlln Anna lift rll. -!.-. .
Pu
to ..Ir Kraft.
Ledger, llth and Chestnut
sts
BOY over 10, for general office work: gooi
chance for advancement. Apply Mr Ayr
Baeder-Adan.son Co , Richmond st. and Al
legheny ave.
BOY Errand boy In prlntlnr office. chsnoi
tn learn trade. Apply to Blddle Press. 310
BUSS BOY
BUSS BOY (COLORED)
FOR RESTAURANT
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOTMENT-
WANAMAKEH'S
CHOCOLATE costers, exp. on fine work
steady pos.i good pay: either week or plecs
work. Shellenberger's. Front and Racs sts
CLERKS AND CASHIERS
Clerks and cashiers wanted In the Wan a
maker Store; a ttood business start for the
stlrl leaving school, good pu training ai.d
hours. For full particulars apply In person
BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKEJVS
CEMENT
hour. F.
30 South
CHAUFFEUR to drive all makes of trucks!
must be thorough y competent: marrls-i
man preferred. Apply 7.80 a. m., 1228 N.
26th st.
BOYS for the purpose of learning the manu
facturing of wallpaper; those with or
without experience will bo accepted! oppor
tunity for advancement Apply Becker
Smith L Page. Water st. and Snyder ave
CARPENTERS wanted, steady worki priei
70c Apply Wilson-Martin Co., 80th ami
Grays Ferry road
finishers, steady work; 11 "pr
J Mark Construction Co., Pltr
Delaware ave.
CHIEF DRAFT8MEN WANTED
for established engineering offlca In connsc
,l0,nuw."n 'n.ln,lv? oon'lfuctlon program for
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