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WARNING OF CRISIS
I
Dr. Krauskopf WW Point Na-'-
tlon's Danger In' Address
at Farm School
GOV. SPROUL TO PRESIDE
V - :
vGorenior Sproul.wUl preside tomor
roff nt tte conference at the Twenty
third annual Biiccoth harvest pllrfrlm
ate to the National Farm School, In
the upper Old Tork road (section. Tho
Btv. Dr. Joseph Krauslcopf, founder
and' president of the school, will tic
Uvcr an addreds In which ho will sound
a warning concerning the decay of
American nRriculturnl life nnd will
7BPhi.lM hlfl belief that the nation
has arrived at one of Its most critical
Mints lq its history, nnrtlciL.trly an
relates to oKrlculturc, the training of
facn for that field, the development of
food production. ,
Other speakers will bo Louis Mar
shall, New York, president of tho
American Jewish committee, nnd presi
dent of the New York College of For
estry: Frederic Ilnsmusscn, secretary
of agriculture for Pennsylvania ; Kabul
filmon It. Cohen, of Krooklyn; Itcrn
hard Ostiblcnk, director in chief of tho
Rational Farm School. Plans' for tho
entertainment of more than 1000 Phil
ndelplilnns who have n direct Interest
jn the success of "e farm school have
been made, nnd there will bo a distri
bution of prizes to tho youthful stu-
t -
COOK'S
TRAVEL SERVICE
embodies the detailed knowledge of eighty years of expe
rience. ' j
For the present and coming seasons the following
IVmrs and Cruises are offered :
JAPAN-CHINA An opportunity to sec Japan in the glovl
ous .maple nnd chrysanthemum season.
Escorted Tours lcavo Pacific Const Oct.
16th. Also six most attractive Spring
Tours Jan. 24, Feb. 5', 19, March 5, 16,
nnd April 2, 1921.
VnTJTH Escorted Tour 60 Days will leave by
AMKiBrrA S- S- "E,sscquIbo" Oct. 23d via Panama
AiLVitlj. Cannl. Itinerary includes nil points of
interest on West nnd East Coasts. Sim
ilar Tours will leave Jan. 26th, Feb. 8th
and 26th.
WEST INDIES & most attractive cruise through the
West Indian Islands by S. S. "Fort Vic
ANTIPODES
BERMUDA
CALIFORNIA
EUROPE, Etc.
A8k for Particulars
Cook's Travellers' 'Cheques. The safest way to carry funds
THOS. COOK & SON
225 South Broad St. Phfladelphia Dell Tel., Walnut 300
kmMfranEimMiieiPoifiiiEiiirarairairaMiDiffl
rltoolrt ttnh Cclli?
I
liianiiraii
Young .Men and Hot.
The EPISCOPAL ACADEMY
With Which W United in 1915
The Delancey School
rmrr.AT.r-o L.0ut and Juniper Street, Philadelphia
P rl.. m in?" ,0r. a" Col,fM "'1 Terhnlo.l Schools. Members of fcrraauatlne
venltv of pln,n.vtn,ut.um'r, ent "A1vorfrrt. 1'ChlBh. Lafayette. Dartmouth. TJnl-
?ly, ' p,nnyvanla, Cornell, Princeton nnd HarvarA
'""ler School nffords careful tralnlnir for llttlo boys.
training
Cl?JT' n w?iMnUteB of h tezAvny have purchasea at Ovcrbrook on
h, iMinl tln a $? J"lnuts walk of the atatlon. a gpaclous modern
thi ietf' 0Brther wltn fourteen acres of land, to which they wll move
lnr,Hn?0.J ns PO,on J wtlons and additions, can be nvadfl? In Its new
.ionl n hh WOr'J S lhA"demy will continue ns heretofore, and nrovN
fintv w.nenma.,,e fr ' PUPllV afternoon study hours. Amnio oppor
Dlavground. nf .i?."1! f0r lluUh'uJ lfe In the open air en the
S ?.ynK.ntJs 0lllo?no?, ProPerty under the direction of skilled phy.lcal
tho bull, imVA11"6 ""P038"1 "nder present labor conditions to nave
Hion th Rnh"M ?,0,ccupancytln tlme for th8 0Pnlnir of the next
Afr.r Vh . Bcl001, w'll re-open at Itii present olte, 1324 Locust Street
ScnooWorv.TVS..to0vcr,?roc,t' ll Proposed to' continue the Junior
be Hourd fSr'ti",''6 boyS ln clty ,n n ul,ab" building which will
of ?t?t??fc!2oB ?wi JiathPUr.rJ0J,ft Teh0 V8.rVm" b," .fro'n the. neighborhood
l opened. Provided for at the Ovcrbrook School as soon ns It
Mlddle'aehnl,i0P.e.n5 gnt"er 23d for tho Upper School: September 24th for
n bM?ba?nh,M -HI b.S!P 7bel 'JJXi for ,he 3wlo,l ,Scno1' The footba11 "clt,
The nVpiiiir t yi" b 'node ready as hoon as possible,
details of fhl 'osether with an Announcement of the Board of Trustees, nlvlnit
Se onto. liMmS.,..?,Q.he.Sfh00- ,0 O1". will be sent on aPP l&tlon
" at 13.4 Locust Stred. Is now open for the enrollment of pupils.
Robert Andersen
Acting Headmaster
I""""" ,
ttti.ttm,littttt,tM,IMttttttttttMtttttt ( rf( -if tn.tttt.t
MEADOWBKOOK SCHOOL
country Day School for Boys
Prlnmv c- a, MEADOWBROOK. PENNA.
tSW.lJ?JFJAlfBhaoh Upper School
?M n? tXn, P"Pe for entrance "to "?y
y frnm ki. nr eolioce, u'lthiin titinu liVm
'w h'Mim.r,iSfl0in!f11ar vHtil Innuencfs dur"
ppen.ar' training ni. X'lV' A Thn"1 ' w"lch
lmnieciu ." "5; 5el.1.-,t0'. handwork, anil
t. ma ltonr... i.:.:r. , iiiiiucucrn uur . .. ..b,. -
"ample and !;,; t ' J '" ." v,,n ' iritiwn
WitfAolencirRSni0 JovSop full manhood
fch elevation TJJSi3.1 JR""'1.? v" ls acrea;
Wntownlniartin?'?." 'miles north of Jen.
.... wuv.irn a mi,., hh.ih
- ,".. a
I,,,.,, -
HIIIHHHIH t
"Otll feira
I
MlWhartonV 84:1,00!
frlatln.i J.l.rrn Nrntemh.. so'
iii&n."t,?,Vpon,,0
Aut0hiiori.??,nF Jtallrond to Mearinwhninb rh.rl.. U! MnTnr,M.
&J4?D' 'intcniire'kfVlciit
TV 7? i, . "an cxUMt OL IU6
ptbduete of the school. T
Ait whose names are familiar in both
tho business and public 11f of Phlladel
jJhla. are actively Identlllod as offlclaU
lit the administration of the school.
And (the Interest In tho institution- has
made equally essential aud Important the
formation of the national auxiliary
board. With Doctor Krauskopf head
ing the Institution, these are associated
MTIcers: vice president. Harry 11.
Xllrsh; trcap'ir.-, Isaac II. Silverman!
secretary, JIlss 12. M. licpeflelti! heia
secrcUrles Miss A. M. Ab.-ahamson
ana William Abrsjamson s honorary
ijuoituo, men wuo icrveu for consecu
tive, years, Hart iMumcnthal, Adolph
Klcholr, Harry Felix. Simon Fried
bcrger, Horry II. Hlrsh, Abraham
Israel, Morris A. Kaufman, Alfred M.
Klein, Leon Mora, Ilcrnard St-llg, I. II,
Silverman nnd Joseph N. Sncllcnburg;
bqnrfl ot elected trustees, Herbert V.
Allman, Henry S. Bclber, Louis Nus
tnj". Luneiie M. Stern, George
heeler, Henry Bonner, Morris Flclsh
msrrn, J. H. Hlnleln, llernrd Koh. John
Zimmerman, Dnvld Burpee, Daniel
Oimbcl, A. J. Fcldman, Henry A.
Jnmcs, and M. II. Krauskopf.
ELEONORA DUSE TO ACT AGAIN
Komo, Oct. 2. Mly A. P.) Elco
nora Dusc, tho celebrated actress, who
for many years has been In retirement,
will begin a new tour hoon, starting In
this city, ,
Ex-Servico Men In 8tato Police
Ilarrlsburg, Oct. 2. (Iy A. P.)
Thirty men who served in the United
States army, navy or marine corps dur
the war have been enlisted for the state
pollco troops. Most of the men were
noncommissioned officers and have "ex
cellent" on their discharge papers. The
Infantry, engineers, air, cavalry, artil
lery, tank corps, medical corps nnd am
munition train services were nil represented.
toria," lenvinp; New York Nov. 6th.
Australia New Zealand South Sea
Islands. Unusually Interesting tour
leaves Pacific Coast January, 1921.
Optional return via Manila, China nnd
Japan.
Eight, Nino or Nineteen Day Tours, Oct.
5th, 11th, 23d and later. Inclusive fare
$87 up.
Escorted Tours from New York Nov. 9th
Dec. 6th nnd 28th.
Frequent Tours escorted and individual.
Young Men nnd Hots
for llttlo boys.
TRUSTEES
Oeorffe W. Elkln. Jr.
J. Smylle Ilerkneu
Wayne Ilerkneu
e.9 tah. tnntnnn mnnfn.A
,,, tttttlMt Ill HI
Itoth Hfxn
.Mlr-H Illm'in'a Nrhnol for Klndcrrartni
juniori oenior ana uraquio unure.
VV.mKry method, rrtetlcri kindarvArttns.
AAAmm A rn T1l..n
Walnut St., rhlladelphla
rrtnii uua 1, ogvv
ra,
uniftSbbbbbD CANT VOTE
Dauphin Court Deolalon Prevents
8omo Women From Ballotlna
n!TllfB. Oct. 2. (By A. P.)
" Y""1""" county courts tiecttieu to
day that women who were hot assessed
within the time limit prescribed by law
arc not entitled to vote at the No
vember elections. The case was raised
b.v the county Democratic chairman
Here who appealed to tho courts in tho
name of a Democratic voter who lost
her opportunity for assessment by being
out of town on the last dnv.
The courti express 1 egret In being
forced by the "plain language of the
const ttitlon" to. take this action. The
Itepubllcan organization had offered a
way out of court to permit all women
to voto by tho expedient of agreeing not
to challenge any woman voter on tho
question of assessment.
AUTUMN RESORTS
ATLANTIC) riTX. N. J.
X THE IDEAL. FAMILY HOTEL
Arlington
M Vrct.la At
ffn rFIRI
f 0 Oen ntw room
I print UUu. Ian
y ariw.tISnwiklr.Ae
M Vlrc.la ATaao at Roardwalk
FIREPROOF
rooiut wllb tanning water anil
lanimuaa la ueh Fr.nl
.AewritaBrUn.Hra Miupawl
SPteWlUTiS'HIRB
vircinia av, arm u.ncn. Cap. 850. Prlvi
i,ri"i,t!"n"1 elevator. tc. Am.p,
BAM. ni,U3. Own.r. N. J. COLLINS. Mi
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Alwayi oi.f n. Alwayt ready. Ttrm. mod.
rataI'hunn or writ. .M. Wal.n Du?Sl
TRAYMORE atSS5S1
IWMSiS GREATEST IJOTELSL'OISS
Wi.iTOin.rnr KentucKy av. nr. Boh. Eler..
CSimin5ier tn,t.. prV. bthsi run. w "
C. A, Kopp. Oht. A Prop. P. C. nuhre. Mir.
Hrifrl Rnarnrinl Kentucky nve. Iinthinr
.. . . . Hot.l ri-furnl.h.d. Fli.
tfll.r.t tabl.. Phon. 11T. A. E. MAHtO
rilCONO BlOrNTAINB
..lluunt I'orono. Pa.
POPONn MOUNTAIN HOUSE
JJWJ Ml. Pornno, Pa. Cap. 200
g- L. HOOKER, jn.. Mir.
MUSICAL IXSTltrmoN
Eleanor E. Hamilton
Pianist-Teacher
Recital Harmonie Poise
Stage Deportment
Studio 403
1714 Chestnut Street
SING BY NOTE
Choir Singers
Ar. you holdlnio: a poorly pnld position
fcay" .:(.nu.e?.nnn, Q11'" In Slcht road
ln?...or thr. liMr nnn to wh'ch vour i)lc!
entltlra youT My rour.e In Sluht Slnlnc.
planned to m-et YOIJH need, will Start
you In (ho rliht direction.
anne Mcdonough
1823 Wnlniit at. Spruce 8983.
BARITONE SOLOIST
Thorouahlv cvpurlenced. desires po.ltlon In
A 70S. T.lfflfiKK tlFFIf.H
HYPERION BC,,N0oVv 'onos'
LEEFSON-HILLE
lt!24 CHIiaTNIIT ST.,
ron.ervatory of Mmle, Pulillo flchonl. Musk'
Bupervlalmi. nnOPKNB HEPTBMHBK an
l'lllLA, CONHKItTATHRV OF MUSIC
D. Henilrlk Ewrman. H. Van den Heemt.
Director.. (Formnrly 10 So. 18th St.l
f.iT hi cm o. xum m.
lillnVe,,0,,, " cdipi?o,a ma" A"
VOItKIS H14 rhulnnt St. Snrnrr SIR.
Kllrnrr- Hrlinnl TlrninntV Art s,..-l..i
Ine .elorntlnn, drnm. nrt, atnee trnlnlna
nnlillf -nenk. 1714 TlieMnut S ".' gn,"". a "no
Phila. Musical Academy
iermuniown iiranen. an k. wninut i.nn. n
nron. Otn, .18.12. CjI. Joa. V. Clarkc.'uir
nolh Sejrt
OAK LANE
-Country Day School -x
Available to nil Philadelphia. Cli rman
town and Jonklntown through auiobu
serv'ec. Tuplls landed at school door an I
returned to homes, strong faculty In
Upper ficnool glvca special attention In
college preparation, study condition, ar.
Ideal, Open country, pure air. nul.t
Lower school Includes Kindergarten.
Lower Befool filled. A few openings r.
main In Upper Pchcol. Address
F. M. GARVER.
Ph. D.. Prin.
Ilox 1'. Oik Lune.
,i
I
t-iuia,
I'lione Slrlrosr HOT
$1000 A YEAR AT 16
Wo are training lnrga numberi of
boy. and alrl. o that they can start
vork at .alarlea of $1000 a year when
they reach 16 year of age. If you
have a grammar school education or
netter come to our school ami let us
train you for one of these poil'lons.
If you cannot come in tho daytime
come at night, but start nowl
Strayer'a Business College
807 Ciieitnut Street Pn-ne, Walnut 384
30Day Business College
New Addroti
STUDENTS CHAPTER BI.DC.
Susquehanna, near Broad
YVe lime iiurrhnard the nbnvr snlrnilU
liullulng as n nrrinniirnt home for our
riillmr. 1)1 ininnd 004.
. Bale time and money, und secure tbs
brat iia.lllon lu the rlty,
"Th school Hint l I'tMctleallr perftel
and rerffttly priictlcal,"
Centrart ur monthly rule..
GOOD HTr.NOOItAl'IIEHS 1VANTKD
The business world la brcKtnc for Jtenog.
r.phers who ar above the ordinary In
smllty and training. Our course trains
you to supply tnis neeu uay or
nlcht classes, Call or write fur
catalnv,
I'HiLA. niTniNEss roi,i,i;nn
nnd roll.ge of Coniin.rre
1011 rhr.tniit Nt. rttlludrlnhbi
Philadelphia Turngemeindo
School reopen Sept, Wh. Gymmisllrs.
Swiminliig, riuslcnl Cnlture. "Normal
Course'' In alnninilng begins Oct, l.t.
Enroll nnw nooMrt.oTrMmA
Young Women and lllrla
FARNUM SCHOOL
ieoT
PINE BT.
ItEOPENS MONDAY. OCT, 4
PIIINCIPAL8 AT THE BCIIOOL
I1ETWEEN 10 AND 1 O'CLOCK
rilK Hf'L'IlOEn SCHOOL for Tmine IVomei.
1 liullulng. XV. JXtl Mt. at lltfr.ld. Dr.
Jnusual practical (tatursit tll.tlecr.tarlal.
J) Doint.tlo Hcl.nc. (8) Social vr aa
toromunlty l.rv. Ad. Uls M. V, tituiim.
mmmfrM
.iw.yjH
w,,.,,"0'
ourb.lovta- on." iIamit' n. ia",oit a
ffieatijs;
aormtntown on Bept. SO. HOBKHT LIND-
Phiv?M on ?!on a'ternoon l 2:Sn o'clock t
'-iiAiiSS ". "7,r nla- mo "'twit :
XuAiH .Cni0,? I.1' "AUJJlt. son of tho laic
frYprt. til?',''1'' Bu'r. lt"t an. nntlve.
InvltA iSl.V1? .n'..A Chapter. No, 2J(1.
brotli.r'1 .'"W'"1' MoI . 2 . " 'rom
n2t.mnnH Kfne. Frederlclc Daufr, 4578
Cm. "'' Prlval"' North C-dir Hill
H !3h5.AhTf."dde,;lv', 8ti. 80- JOSEPH
nilatii. M..,' yry J- noxarth (neo Walh).
ISO if n J.rlBVd,,.n?l l'h"' Council, No
l0. K. of c.. Invited to funornl. Tum. S:30
.!!" 'Ienc. alii H. lath at, Botomn
Lod n "'n". anr '''"''. Hamilton
S,v7,Ci.S?SM...a 2 N Coll.,.
lirvoJ TJLr '.F"r' ' uliter of tho late
I rtA,la .1 'l. I. !"u jracrca Mean o
fun.JSl ts.1.1! N.tiVky Church, Invited to
K.ni?ir.,,;-THS,-'.t.!?' .. Tom h.r lato
it." SoK' "...- '"enmono ..an! ?.
nhi.Vni: S"""n " nativity if, v.
.Church 10 a. m. Int. Hoiv smitrhrf
Cem.
m, Int. Holy Sepulchre
tiwiiBTENBEN. Sent n loin tt-ui
nil of Chrlatun rhrf.Ven.in iS:. iln..'
Fun.rnl iirl'lli, Sun.. 1 !aonS!nm("ent IWk
,i9.H"I8I5N8EN Sept- 80,
r.M.iiVr.f-A'",. :?.". "... m n.r iaj
PVam. 7". fi "" "ununaaon at. int. n.
i" Remains muv ha viewed Sat.
Jftftthw8001.1' TMAS. .on of lata
frt.n3. tM"" i. My "alia.. nelatlve..
rn.nd.. Intearlly Council. No. 838. F. P.
ork. InvuJi0"." " nldw,n Loeomotlvi
it. Il.i'J"" ,n 'uneral. Mon.. 2 p. m..
Morlah r.m0,V,M ,8, Alden Vt Int. Mt
llim n rff'V1' SUSANNA, wife of Wll
attTnd V.S.Ji'i 51,lal,Y,, an,! 'flnd Invited
;"r?5.iuneX?!'. '"!., 2 x. m . from h.r lata
miv I.. vfiVo W O"1"1" at. Remain.
SdiT Ceni . to 10 p. m. In). Hill-
DICK30N. Feb 2,1. mis nl "Aura
ninrt" QTj0bnt,!1 W- ,D":on of Wayne. Pa.
Srvcn. uo nulco ot '"""a! will ho
AnnLFiirSno i;-B9W,AnD r" hu.bantl of
rTnrnl ?fon 1? o frlnla Invited to fit
Pair kI" ,? mv eht.el of Andrew, J.
JJHir : Son. Arch and 10th nt. Int orlvatc
band of Fl7r?C,n ''r.?20' JOBBPH A . hu..
nana or flora D. Firman, nelatlve. nnd
friend., a l.o employe, of John ?!. Btli5n
rue... j p. m,, ro.ldencn, IB rcdaloy av
Sl.T-,1',i' ra' . Int- Northwood Ccm. ne"
PHMfir'n V.!'' MoH-l '''"" T to n p. m.
i.. 2n Al ,tm 'e.ldfnce of hi. daiiih.
ter. Mm. Oeorue L. lynMa. nn W Lurav
at., Otn.. on Sept. SO. WILLIAM s rn
MOLD. Service on sTinVlay "ft. nt 4 d'cSck
at th. Oliver H. Hair DlJir.. 1820 Che.tnut
t,.2J&Jia1BJL'-3t- 2". JOSRPH F..
husband of Annn t n-ii-r , -,
a'rln. nJiiilrh0? Lte Prnel. and 1 Cath
Rrine GallaRher. l'unrnl Mnn Rin
at. ire.ldenco. 1.113 8. 1 lolly wood ?. Solomri
""m.TnV.leSnt.D?,?, aabr,e, Cnurchmi3
OABKILL.--pn He'pt. 2n, CATHARINE
?rV.J5ld0.w ?.' i0""" 0klli: nilitlvo, i and
8 on2" m v"ee.d ,0t uneral. on Monday, at
.1 S'nim,-rom .'' ldnoe. 17.10 U. 4th
Church io o'-0" ""' Ml8h,
HiSwo Tm. "t. JIolv Cross Cem.
! .nn.,T;ln f1""".". Oot. 18, 1018. JOHN
h' liiiitivo'i1".1.! """"I nrm.. iiBod
N'n 1 1 5.7,Y?I' Wnd and Plasterers' Ical.
?r.8l..n.vl,f:? t0 f"""1"! Mon,. 8:30 a. m
rues 'on m 'eirXJ'S"- , Tunernl private.
v"TnofEHfmiS ?.?V ' K""CNB HAR.
flrnth . " ..?.'."." " r.eeic
N "jEA&r,"' , Wild wood.
hi:adl1?? l; fife "tuJo'S pnJtl5.,S-
tum 1 ', ,eiw.,na'' . Tmkmiin. N, J..
Tm'pwnhn- J,"1, Juckerton c,
WAitn 2,0,D;Tn.k0ct- ALtinnT ed-
r . . ye'rs. Service or? Mon art at "
K,SL?,-,l',,n, "'" alio i ,t.:
i ':V i'EIi! sPt 30, VERONICA !.. b
sP'bKii,?.7. "f'tlvrB and frlen.l, H, V
or IVriVJtyr,?' .8tl " Prlh. ofrtco force
M(wTiD"t!n aon- .,n.vl,e'l t'meral,
TuHn at Bnt.!? ''aIe,,"' rcallence. (170
rhnSri? m 8olemn "lUlem mass St I.-o's
HolSS-bu?,,- m- Int Ht- Dn""' Cem .
of ,Jiil:ni?-DTrr:S'S, 3?.- THOMAS, husband
SU 'Mlm,5ln"'dr-J "?ltlvt. and friends.
E-. ...J. i . .iui mi societ ci or which
5"m "n "mm''rn,n "?vltcd to funeral Mon .
rh.tt.1V m- irom ut" residence 842 E.
Chelten av.. Oermantown. Snmn renulem
I Avntn,,o..Irf- ?Iolv Senu'chre Com.
ni'itr '"'. f'lddenlv, on s.nt. in RPH.
KAlnn,v.h.U;nnin,'liof ,,hc t I.lndB R. Land i.
it.n.e ." nnd 'r,rnJ"; Bl"0 Per.tin. U. R. Vol
ihirh hA."S,..and a" ,0,rer organliatlon of
on Rnnrtt.. .rt ".,,!rml'"r, mv vlcw remains
on Hunaav aft and e.nlna- at tb. Oliver H.
IIVI. '""." .,8-:? Chestnut st. S.rvlca end
'"'"inent at Nrtvbur. Pn ,
:30 n m
Monday,
LINDSAT, Sept. 30 MARGARET R
n"rfl Mon' iH and J"a"n Lindsay, nil
5otn i-""V, M .? m Parenta' residence.
?M,i?rrL" e'v!In.?u.,.h t. Angol mnes t
r11o'r.Cn'fr.,lvl,y nt 10 ". Int. St.
.MvIYaN'i"-"n"A"rit;i?n-.CiIAni'KS A- n "
I v.. f. nd Bridget A. Lynch, aged "2
I R,r'nat,VSr,nnn.d I'"""' mvlted to funrrVl.
-" i' .;if . in., parent j- rc"nenp("
rnndywlne ,t. High moss St. Frn
h' irch i 1(1 in. m. Int. Holy Crn,, Cem
MAIDEN Sept, 80 HAl.VIA O..
dw a. and Isabella Maltl.n (n-e Town
iuii,. p,.iu n m.. narents r.wfrf.nn nnm
'randvwlne st. High moss at. Frnnrl.";
inn nt
unernl Mon
S.p, m.. Htrtlcr's ooiifj nids.
mo., lloxliorouch
t-iiciiuH mav viow re-
Funeral services Mon
t a Fur
I n m. ritiMnnn.
n.r oromer-in-iaw
TTnts Ifuli-.. tnn .
h..rrv ni. A. 'i'L" -inrii. I Wrf umiS-
Uwn.w"-Wd-.-mavincVi,Fr,8VS!:
,orag-SKL. Yon-rela'uve.
ind frlnd are Invited Mnn.. 7:3(1 n, m
';',?" BSRH. Lv "th. t. 'lllrt m?.i
MAMIMTP A"..., ..
XKkaV ."-nA,!,-M..",S
IjllMbeth N J.; K. O. of E.. of IlahVcav,
"itondfnerai
J,0.nf!,Jl"llcl", frrmerlynfJoiiarard.'e,
W.rd " onVtend11? rV'f ""SJlI'""'..-!-
u. m
itpn P l5iin of ""-I"-Ih-. Wllllutn Ilurk
iro N. Ilrood st. Int Mt. Vernon Cem
1 r,';ii.m;.v c?." 8un N to in n m
MEENAN Snnt. Hi d TO n Sr. ......
Sn.Kn f'.'1"""1" and daughter of' Mary
and the lato Owen Letters, Relatives nnd
flonds also L.nsu,! of Snrrril ll'nrt "nd
Allar Society, Invlled f, funeral Mnn. 8:33
a. m . from husband's ro-rtdnuce, 3034 E st
Solemn renulem mass Church of th. Asccn
"". m. Int. N.w Cathedral Cem Q
inVirL'W'T;8f,'.,j 3n- '"ANCh'S DONA.
HE beloved wlfo of Walter u, .Mllloa,
Itelatlvea and friends Invited to fun"rl
.on8:2,f .m-..fr,"m late residence 013
2V Q. ly,l3"1'' ,'t'. fnlrmn mass of requiem
Mni?1!. Vernniea' Church 10 a. m Int.
IIolv p.nnlrhr Cer.
MITCHELL In Mlllvlllo, N. J.. Sept 00
1020. JAMES E MITOItMl.r -.j ,Vn "...??
Uvea Invited to funeral servfees, at his lata'
a.,n o .' B,B '' .' lno "' Ml Iv e N J.,
run.. 2:!10 n. m. Int nr v.i. f. ni. I
Ceni: "" "' """'
MYERS. At Ma resilience, 401B Sansom
fiV.." he?li 8S "!, rMVKllS. ReliV:
lives and friend, are Invited to the services,
CTaaiV?..0-.iS.1 " c'oclt. at the Oliver If.
I3airIilt" J"?? l-h,nut t. Int. private
,NIL'0N- 1",' 1l'l"v 8ve- SO, ANNA wife
?.f ,.homas Nllon (noe Donnelly) Bg,.,i a;.
Relatives and frl.nda are Invlled to nttrnd
funeral. Mon. 7;S() a m., from late real.
2"nc. 27,. ? 8ih "' 8"lemn reuulem man
S,.vr',.nlC., " Church 0 a. m, Int. New
Cathedral Cem.
PEHERDY Sept. 28. 1IARRY, son of
Oeorye and Allrn Peberdy Ilelallvrs and
friends nl.o Centenary indite, No. RJHO I.
O. O. F. M U., snd Mrotherhnort nf nollromt
Clerks r.f P. tnd It., are Invited to attend
funeral services. Hat., 1 p. m., at his late
resld-nce. 3:10 N. 2d St.. Olney, Int I till.
sldn Cem,
Tt.P.SIn,SR' nn.;!l ANNIE nil.DElt.
nAC'IC. widow of William H, Pfahler, aged
70 yara. Service and Int. private.
PlIINNEY Sept. an SARAH VIRGINIA,
sldow of Henry A. Phlnncy Residence, 10S
Federal nt.
POWERS. Suddenly, Oct. 1, CLARA R .
wife of John D, Towers, ltelallvcs and
friends Invlled to funeral, Tues., 2 n m ,
'"Tj'i',1.!?' I?30 P"cball ave. Int prlvnle
REHN. On Sept 20. MART BLIZAIlirril.
daughter nf the late Oeorgo T. and Marin
Louisa Rehn. of Philadelphia, aed 70 years,
Services private at th. resilience of her sister-in-law.
Mrs. Wlllam C. Rehn. 238 W.
i!i,in,,,tu,vc"'"li"""""n' Interment North
laurel Hill Crnu'tury.
RICHARD Oct. 1, 1020. JACOR RICH-
A.RDlJn.hl"8'i.,nt,,i.noll,,lv', and friends,
nl.o Welcome Lodge Nu, 4flH. F. and A. M.
fi"nlnv"'1 ,t0 attend funeral services. Mon'
iu;nu . m.v at reainenee or ha son. n.law,
Vincent 8. Marlon, H'J N. B3.1 st. Int orli
vate. Remain, may be viewed' Hun.. 7 to 0
p. m.
HOEHUCIf. .Rllit.l.nlv nn tV.1 1 r.....
wlte of William Roehuclt ItealdenviV llllli
" fXn.,y...:..rurlnor notice later
ROTHROCK. Sept. Ill, EMZAMETH J,
"If ot WlllourhbvIlothroek. Friends mai
call Hat, eve, nt her late resldenco. (i'.'iift
UNDF.RTAKl'RS
lV" BROAD a4o
mw DIAMOND I
iT.i t ft W i ''. "'; "' 5'.r- res arnci'.
Ws-ny1";. Vunevo.5" M'",h Cn:
L - mim
WakefUld at., Ormantoirn. " Fwn.rAl .erv
till. M " V "1: .nnar a.rvice. at unrist
JJniar, Church, ll.ll.rtoifn. Pa.. 12:30 p. m.
int. Union Cem. flp.olal train leaves Wayn.
Junction at B;47 a. m.
K-2HE,JJlf:nT8,l.t 8. FRANK it., hi
",. Harrlat Mason Bhermer. aaed 48.
Hil'tViL." ."?. 't'end.. also nolle, of tb. 14th
district, Invited to funeral services. .Mon..
S Pi '? J1 ' ' residence. 43 Wak-n'L'.8Ai..(i,rrn-n'01lni
Int. Ivy Hill Cem. .
tV,iTl"1,J?,8Sp,l 3. J0'" it son of
n!i,.lAm ." 'a1. A.nnl" v- fimv'b. of 8I13II
SP!?! ?5l ?ltlvai and friend., a so
mephen OlrardLod. No. 4"(l, K. and A
M.I Harmony Chapt.r. No, (12. Bt. John'.
Commandjrv. No. 841 Philadelphia Canal.
t?ry .fhlladelphla Council. No. m KnetU
alor Mark Lody.. No, 2i Lu Lu Templo
A. A. O. N, M. H.; n, P. O. K,, No, 21
TH-VI V0,JS!.,V' Association. Wash n
VW" No' V-F' . B- A.I employe, of
fc... ,Iu'vi!n Co . memher. of ltanoocai
Country Club and Aldlna Club, Invited to
funeral services, Mon,, S p, m.. at funeral
apartments of Frank A, Hooker, 6810 Lan
c'l2tlU.?0veb00,' ,n. Private.
.rSISiyjFI8' 7" PP 0. CHAHI.KB B.
STOWKRS. Ilelatlven and friends nl.o
Cnrnp No 270, P O. S. of A I Council No.
010, II. A., of Parentum, All-sheny county,
Pa,, Invited to funeral service.. Mon., 2 p.
m., late resident.. 394H Wallace it. Friends
call Sun. ve.. 8 to P. Int. Mnntrnsn Cem.
.fl5JKNv J.n fance. Dec. 30. 1018. Corp.
MARBHALL II.. un of Wm B. and Laura
A. Button. nH 90. Tnt Pa, On n. .
Arllnatnn.
,,J.0A;?r.D8u,n'y "pt. . SAM
UEL DULMAR. husband of Noillo W. Town
send, In his 81st year. Funeral servlcea
Bun., 4 p, m late residence, (118 Collin
.v.?-' w Colllnrawood. N. J. Int. Pleasant,
villa. N. J.. Mon.
I " .v'.' . L""11 "J'l. 0'"' "' J van J..
li?a ot '' "?hn and Maritaret Wel.h. nela.
IL1'.",.?"'1 iV"i?.1: '".8t. Philip. 11. V.I.
wikitHti.- miuaeniy. sept. 20, JOHN J
vuiu;, di, vniL-rnt an 1'aui Mnci.iy, ftoiy
Nam. Bocety, employes of William Mann
Co. and all other societies of which ha was
Mon.. 8:80 n. m., lata resldenco
nciuw'-f. invuea 10 attenu me runerai.
100 Queen
at. Bolemn mass of renulem fit
rniiip'a
Church 10 a. m. Int. New Cathedral Cem.
. ."A'A'iFY. B'Tt. 30. EMMA, wlfa of th.
late William J. Whaloy. Funeral service.
Men., 2 p. m., late residence, 480 Cos.
rrovo at., Oermantov.n. Int, Fbre.t Hill.
Cem,
WOULFOHD. Sent. 80. EMJIA, vrldow of
Oconee Woolford. Relatives and friends ar
iii.ucu id nuena lunerai atrviees. at n.r
lata residence. 8240 N. llroad at.. Mon.. 2
to attend funeral atrviees.
Idence. 8248 N. llrnnil at..
p. m. precisely, Int. Laurel Hill Cem.
LKOAL ADVKIITIBKMKNTH
tgpi NOTICK IS'IIKRIUIY GIVEN THAT
t. v.. PBll,ctlon has been matlo to th
Pub Me Service Commission of th Common
wealth Of Pennsylvania, iinri,. th. nrttvt.lnna
of tho public service law. by William J. I
u.ijv.ius, auiu rinmore street; uomenico uo
rento. Rock Hill road. Cynwyd. Pa.: Ar
thur King. 2027 Catharine atrett; A.ton
Hankole. 481 Connrroe street: Edward
Zlrwe., 8557 North Eighth tr.t; Barney
M. Kramer. 1008 North Fifth street: Howard
C. Snyder, 1818 Grant avenue, Bustl.ton;
Benjamin B. Williams, 3083 Oxford .treet:
Stephen Klsschy. 1318 North Randolph
street: Charles H. 8tackhouse. 48 East
llalnrs street: John Rsdnar. 1127 South
Fourth street: Matthew oalnss. 1037 F.deral
street; Harry A. Hughes. 1827 Ea.t Thaver
street: Otto J Jost. 1821) North Twenty-first
street: Harry D. Webb. 2310 North Camac
treet: Albert T. Oale. 1810 Montgomery
avenue: Wlllln McRrlde, 1K4Q Ea.t Cumber,
land street: John T. Dougherty. B38fl Chew
trt: Robert Newman, 7020 Franltforfl
avenue; John J. McNeill. 23 South Thirty
.econd street: William Ruhl, 4888 Mulberry
"treet; Morris and Mary J. Flxman. 182.1
South Yewdall strr.tt Harold D.rbv, 1813
Womrath street: Harrv Firman. 8828 Wood,
land avenue; Harry H. Jacks. 1180 South
Forty-elchth street; James L. Sweenev. 827
"r'n Twentieth strert: Irwin Hamilton,
1J?4 West Chelten nvonue: William Lutie,
8014 Cottage street: Charle Bchofleld. Arer.
del ftvenu. nnd Ctmbrldee street, TorreiT.
dole: Christian Phillips. Germanla and Lin-?"-
"venues, Torresdale: Hnrry Pteelman.
1838 East Movninenelng avenue: Chnrle. J,
Mcllrld;. 1882 Olrnwond avenue: Ravmond
Orth. 8018 Chsncellor street: Arlhur Mr.
Csffery, 8321 Chancellor Btreet: Iruls Str.i-
rai.u... ii.. no. z. nristol, pa.; Harry A
''". "' W' Mrisioi. i'a.: iiarry a.
S!oyl0,c.rln. ,"",',. ro?.1: Cynwvd, ra,;lv,lth ambitions for audi In : and accouhlSil'
William Stalker. 321 Wmxlblne nvenue; Jo. would And this a splendid opportunity X '
s;ph Welner .2432 South Sixth street: Martin 000, Ledger office. ""', u" Pirtunity, A
.iM.-ii.u,, uui.i irvmK .trret, nnn jtnipn .
Johnson, 003 West Indiana avenue, evi
dencing the commission's approval of the
exercise of the right and privilege of oner,
atlng motor vehicles as common carriers for
tho transportation of persons unon call or
armnnn in ine city ot I'nnnneirnia.
A nuoiic nearing upon the nroresald an.
rl'otlon will h. h-ld on 1rlrUiy. October 8.
1020. Room 438. City Hall, at 10:30 a. m .
when and where all r-rson. In Interest may
annear and h h.ird If thev so desire.
LOST AND FOUND
- '
TlttiriTV T ftmt lu....!. n-k... .
Phlla.) platinum and diamond, bnrpln. liberal
reward
Mrs. ,T, Lawr-nce L'pplncott. liV.
erton N
i nonn mvieton i.
COAT Lost, green topcoat. McCrcey. New
Yrk: left nn train leaving New Tork at
l n. m. 'on Wednesday. Sept. 22. nt North
Philadelphia Station Finder Plense notify
Arthur Schrnrdcr 4824 Mulberry st.. Frank
ford. Pa. neward.
PERSONALS
0A8KETRALL OAMEH WANTED S. H.
ivnue juniors, a nome team wants games
with bovs between the age of 14 and 111 Duties to .tart will be mainly those of ore .
Wl?o: f?rn fu!r"'pnNrtrceum,br'sr ,o,8F?.nd,,rrcnk!h0y- "St'ZiK&Mt"'
Evan. 3. S Whlto Dental Manufacturing
jo. 211 H lith at Phlladelnhln.
WILL THE HL'HUAND or relative of Esther
triiiiM.. urrriinrii, cnmmiinicato Wltn the
Juvenile Aid Society, 010 N. 4th st. If they
are not heard from the chlMr.n trtu i,.
p'innri out for adontlon.
ANY ONE. having liny dobts or claims nf
iinv Kind agnlnst Minnie Leblang vtll'
Kind v present them on M inday, October 4.
at 10 a. m.. at nnn H r.'h st. "'"'u'-r '
1 WIL.L not b. resiHinsllili. for my debts 'in-
leas coniractea oy myseu. ueorge A. 111).
""
-t
AV
?c
illCOINNKHS accepted for stag.- trnln'g
prod, gunr. Mr, Hinder. ISIS N llouvler.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
ALTEHATION HANDS
Alteration hnnds im (In. tv.i.t.
and
dresses; escellent surroundings and working
iwiMmuH., mt., viiiiitfa, neniy ot ugnt, etc.
App.y llureau of Emploment
WANA.MAKEIVS
BEFORE SELECTINO A VOCATION
A young woman .hould cnnsld.r
RELL TELEPHONE OPERATINO
It offers
unusual aavantage
SURROUNDINGS ARE IDEAL
LUNCHES COST LITTLE
RECREATION ROOMS ARE PLEASANT
and the associations nre delightful.
See MISS STEVENSON. 1031 ARCH ST.
BELL TELEPHONE CO. OF PENNA.
noOKKEEPEH THE ACCOUNTING OR.
PARTMENT OF THE P"nt.IP T.EDflER
CO. DESIRES THE SERVICER OP a
YOUNO WOMAN. WITH TWO YEARS OF
HIGH SCHOOL TRAINING OR ITS KQHIV.
AI.ENT. ASK FOR MR PRICE. IMIitLIO
LEDGER CO , BTH AND CHESTNUT &,
IlI'Rni' OF OCCUR VTinvs
FOR TRAINED WOMEN
A service for women ot education, training
and experience
.102 S 13th at. Telephone Wa Inut 2788.
CLERKS Women, over 17, for postal mall
service: 113,1 month: examinations October;
exp. unnecessary. For free particulars wrlto
.i.."vr"R..".l'"r.'lr "v.1.1 rvico uxamlncr).
1)02 Eiiulttble Rldg Washlnilon. D r.
t-utiK nnn chambermaid, waltrua. 2 girls
or man and wife: no.wa.hlng; small fam
lly. Phnnn Overbrnok 20.10 W.
aiRI, wanted for general Imusewnrk: no
limU"W4w 741 Ml'C!lllum ' L'Uestnut
(HRL, general nousertT.jT3331 Mania
ave., Drunel Hill. Lansdoivna 011.R.
QIRLS, learn to become attendant: HO
month- board room laundry, no exp.rl.
ence necessary, steady posltlnns. 1220 Arch
OIRI.S TO WRAP ROOKS IN HINDKRY
OF PRINTING PLANT MACCALLA A
CO. PRINTERS n8T DOCK 37 NEAR a D
AND CHESTNUT, " aD
lilllU). U; cook.. xperncfi1i re fare nr ell
qujrea.younir (into twin. nmlHt a klichVn
-XmviiXrii'riWXRP.
Witvnw tj.
KITCHEN HELPER far ch.f in restaurant:
whit woman wanted: for .upper only
Ai"?).! h ,re" Cn,r' 80
LAUNDRY While woman wanted 1 dav
week! 2 In family. Phone llar)n.r T(?Vi
RESTAURANT WORK
Good opening Por girl., wh te. to du bus
work, good hours, elth.r 11 to 4 or 0 to a
otid good pay, Apply '
Employment Rureau
WANAMAKER'B
.8 ALES WOMEN
V"u,T.B,,u' '" rvicc. of revers 1 thor.
imsiiiir uiuorisncen saie.wumen In our alios "."1 "' .". ""'"."S" wiii pay ren'junnbie time, p easant and p
iXrU?fnJinfi,0.a .Urr' n'1 iwrmanent pot W1nryt,mTu,,,iftrnl,h b",t of "forenc?.. F Si? Anne T. It.nhaw, if
Itlon tj fomp.tnt. sale. women, Annlv at " ' 1n 34:' Ington. D. C.
ibsiv wax'tzv-vzxaijsi
MATtCRtt WAVER, axp.ri.ncwl. can cur
permanent. ood.payln: position. kSarl
pello Bhop. 1422 Walnut.
shirt inoNicrts
Hand .workl steady employment all y.ar
around) pit. work, with nutbot wax. paid.
Apply
MARKET BT. LAUNDRT
1808 Filbert at.
BTKNUUKAJ'iiEn and bookkeeper,
experlenred and capabla; state i
muat be.
exnarlanco
anq. salary expected, Apply
Aiirca it.
Miller, 701 Croser llldg.
TKLCPHONE OPERAIORS Olrla. tfoatl
nced on t.lephona. to solicit advertisiruri
will pay .alary nnd bonus: state experience
i!"i.Wl1ry.'ir,lnl. telephone iiumMf. U any
M 221. Ledger Office.
WAlTliBtM. white. Homo for Incurables,
48th and Woodland av..
WAITRESS: ref.
req,
M. I
80 mln. from Phlla.
rnone Air.. a
lerkneas. bunnn, 8(10 J.
WANTED: WO.MEN WHO LOVE DOLLfl
enjoy toys lovo the .hintnr face of chil
dren and would appreciate, th. Intrstlr..
conxenlol and EXCELLENTLY PAID wor
ra
OI .?."!!? ln. our i0 department rroir
until the end of the holiday..
Please apply In person to Miss Oa
Employment Office, first floor, nailery,
JOHN WANAMAKKR
WANTED A antL WHO LIKE3 CANDT
who love, to sell It ns well as eat It. and
who enjoy packlnr It attractively, tylna; a
bow daintily and handing the box to tb.
customer with. a smile; for ueh a girl there,
Is a sood position by applying to th.
Bureau of Employment
WANAMAKER'3
WOMEN TO WRAP BUNDLES
Hero's work which ihv a.n.thi. .M..
do and make mnntv fn rt,l..M. -
straight through th year at good Div'tnd
rnno niturn. h.. xti.. n.rn.ii I.-, - -
Jftlc, drat floor, rallery.
. - .- . v. .-.,.. v.w...v... uiuuinnn.ni
nnr m.1I.m ' -
WANAMKER'S
. WOMEN WANTED
Would yu Ike one of our ware .nm...t
.cholarshlps entitling you to fri 'nstMinn.
In various lines of 'executive , wo," ?,",' JM
vjomen earn 140.173 per we.k and up. W?IM
gilMIng "Y'C """'" 81 TranPorUtion
WOMEN. 2, alive. Posse. .Ing educatinn .n,
the .ability to Interview propleT ni , em !
Invalid need apply; permanent position.: Si .
usual monetary returns nnd working ' Mriiwf
short! immediate duty. A 724. Tedg"? Kfn
YOUNG LADY to" assist In billing depart-
menti must bo ncourato at lUiire; iut
age nnd salary expected, P pot. lidger Off!
HEIiF WANTED MALE
A BIG OPPORTUNITY
Advertising corporation of national scope d.
rLrf.:r,nerV.'.r1nm'SnSS ""L'",1' ,whO Can f u?nlh
o!o'7.fayen.',B&n.J- A'k ,or Mr' -
ASSISTANT to manager of claim depart
VLfli nr,e . r.uJl ."mpnny: rood
nnnr.rtunltv fur ,ii-.n..-,. """'?. J!?"!
'.:.'"-:".-.- ninviiivitii sunn ciric
nm Ins aii.tllln.. . .. T .
At'DlTOR wanted by a large retail estab-!
llahment to check up furniture otock: give1
refer.-nrea and Mat,, ...lory exacted. Ad! I
M.. . ..... ..v..r, vfliyg,
umii t'Al. J Klin WA.YTKD FOR Ry.ni
street.' Am'Y 8 A- M" ' N' A !
BOOKKEEPER wanted', good penman"
able accountant and office manager', per
mnncnt noMtlim: opportunity for ndvan-.
ment Phnnn ftnrnr. 1711 trtn.if.
- - -: '
pleasant surroundlnca: onon ahoof K.,i!
.!... .n, .i,.,,M-tlMM, .'.."' nii
plan H"iT Dougherty & cS..' 17?h nn3
inniana ave.
BOY
One who desires a position with excellent oo
portunlty for udvancement. ' w
'li,lUS..br.l.nl.b,.,v ,here n "P-'nlng In nm
of Phlladelphla'a large.t publishing house.
tlalatr flO.
Answer In own handwriting.
M S07, LEDOEU OFFICB.
OOT
WANTED AT ONOn IV vl'nonin.n
Ftrr- n PETt WEEK TO ITAIlT' ntvin
oprnrtTUNiTv. see Mn joTri i 'TiimR
ri'00" JPKl'WC LEOOErt; rJ&CHCHTNUT
BT.. TODAT.
BOY, 10 or over, to lenrn cost work:' must h.
brignt active, willing and good wrier
Apply Emplnvmrnt D-pt., II. K. Miit'nr,i
?. fn'th -. S. E. cor. "lath Tnnd Wa!
cor. Kith nnd Wa.
I0T8 and mm. 1.1 ,o :,. -ranted to tr.'n foV
losltlons on h. V 3. Shipping Roard vsa'
Ui.i.i.Amr.rlc".n."nlyi '"'nine Pnv, W r
month. C. E Mnaa, enrolling officer "7 a
1th st.. Phllnilelphla -"iicer. .7 B
OOYH .vantrd to 'earn manufacturing of
wallpaper: no experlenr necessary: fanld
;dvar.;men. Apply Reciter. Smith 4 pg,
in... Water at .nd Snyder vV ' "
HUTI.ER wnite. experienced: aim ku,...
for cenllemnn'a iSme t a"tlmo??U tyvAJ
for anp-ilntment. Mrs. Robert Oirrett Ro"
land Park. Riltlmore. Md. u"r". "o-
RRASS AND (RON MOLDERS
LOCOMOTIVE MACHINISTS AND BOILER.
MAKERS WANTED
FOR OUT OF THE CITY
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
1021 FILRERT STREET
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
CARINET MAKERS
Fine opening for nrst-claes cabinet makera
Apply Mr Edmlston
WANAMAKER'S WAREHOUSE
N. E cor 22.1 and Washington ave.
CAinNBTMAKCRS
Cnblnetmlifm who ari exnirinrri i-
Pftlrlnsr olJ furniture Appjy r,enced ln rt-
Iiuroau of Employment
WANAMAKXSXl'S
CEMENT FINISIfimi
ON LARtir; CfiNCHETB IlUir niNO
, , I.ONO JOR OOOI) WAGES INC
Apply to Stone 4 Webmr, Beach anJ P.lm,,,
CHAUFFEUR to drive "ail 'makes or im.Cr
mu.t be thoroughly comp"JSt- msrrf.'n
2o'thst.r vs"y T'30 ".'. FAn it
CLERK, oun man wanted In plim .i.
partment of IJ-. Insura, ?? office, canc,'
to learn n good bus n-wv, and malt. 1 f,..n."
?.a.r.."" '.n 0H" n.tncl,riilng stating tn ,'r.,l
nuallflcntiiina
must like figures,
l.rurnr t'rflce,
A 1)0,1.
COLLEOB" GUADllATi: "Vn chemistry reT.'
COUPLE, butler and nooit 40 n InuT-eT:
Otar.il Ciintn'.' Station, nuartirl " iVi" I
doume room vvi n private hath: state .,.7. ZZ
reoulrei
a an.I ulve rerei.nnn. .. ...,:-'""
ulnry
tnn
licuiars
.on. N Y,
Addrrsa Ilox 8
Ardslcy'-on'-l u'S:
Rains' a'SS affiity "rnthT, tffO3r ' ('F'rvr W,T?-'T' '" '"'i;',"-? & w . ?
who Is Interested In lndur!at chenTei",0' . H VVF OFFirr n nriT.BiivSi,.K.,-,VilT m 1", al,rr?,'1,r V w lurch... rest res
jMUXERATION P R20 LEDGER OFFIpfe' ir I) nllihlu cone rn wishes to borrow ii
CORPORATION' WANTS 'NTEI.LI01NT Yo'NU1.N '1 .1 v.a'r.' ..! ..';riV"-f 1I3.U00 a. worklnit LKplU U, good bust. 9
DHEBW A SIO. LEDGER OFFICE AV' I V" MAN to a....t in billing dent ,; , r.fs ion and iv, A 72-i I ldg."jO(n?.." 1
COUPLE, carried nanted to tu "-i, i-. '
., f."", "tiitjea iv.",'" i'"inent, heat and cento ror escn subst
....u u..uin.. n..in :.-":-'": v.".itip ni ..- --.,...- ....
'n'j&rtob&jtxk
EXPERIENCED PRODUCE SALESMAN
ONE WH
TAK13 FULL C7CAROB OF
HAVE FOLLOWING OF
WELL ACQUAINTED;
?BPT.I
XIADE
aSd
STEADY1 POSITION AND OOOD BAItAnV
TO TIIK ItlOHT PAltTT,
WILBON & CO.
887 CALLOWHILL BT.
CREDIT MANAGER Illrh-clasa mercantile
management de.lre. the services of an ex.
perlenced man, A 714. Ledger Office,
ELKCTIticiAN., man who 1. capable of
laying out hla Job and ordering the ma
terial ao a to have It on th. Job when
neidedf preference will be given to a man
who la familiar with All branch., of the
tradei also an nil-round repair man; statn if
you can urivt a r ora car. Apply uy n
Apply by letter,
stating axperlrnci nnd wages to
McCarthy. 4811 Lancaster ave,
j'Tea i"
FURNITURE FINISHERS
Finishers on line furniture
Apply Mr, Edmlston
WANAMAKER'S WAREHOUSE
N. E. cor. 22d and Washington ave.
HAIRCUTTER
Wantd. a man experienced In children'
halr-cutUng. Apply
BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'f
'IIOREIIR for Inside
factory work: 128
weekly: steady positions,
is. 122H
Arch st.
LAHOHKRS. whlt. 3.30 day, 7 dsy,
. .38,80 week; 724 Vine st,
MACHINISTS wanted.
with exnerlenca on
lathe. Planer and shaper. '.Iso exnerlenred
Pipefitters. Steady employment. Write, wlr.
or call Employment Office. Oeorire A. Fut.
ler Co.. Shlpyai'd. Wllmlnaton, N. C.
MACHINJ8T
for out-of-town wal.t factory; must be
thoroughly experienced ln taking car. of all
' an.nl.1 m.rhln.M t ?A1 li.l. .r ntnm
MrifiNuiT rint.t. nmm.. t..t .n i.
,.... - . - - ' - - .-.. .., ...-. ...- .. ...... ....
hki.ak aii.. a .jmmaahi.... r.
I ui.n.. nvvv . uwiuimi vt
Adams
and 8epvlva,
MANAGER wanted for farm: must under
stand Intenslvo farming and nccnuntn,
capable of hand'c thoru'd stock, Guernsey
cattle, Berk'e awlne. South'n ehrp, garden
ing, veg. and "or, lawns, hedges, forestry,
etc.; able to handle labor: atnt. wages eip. ,
family and exp.; plac near Washington, u.
C. A 912, Ledger Office.
MEN WANTED
Wonld you like one of our wage-earner'
scholarships entitling you to free Instruc
tion In various llnp. of rx-mtlv. workT
Trained men earn I7.VI1S0 pew, week and up.
Write Executive Service Bureau, 81 Tran
aporfaflon.Bldg.
I&TICE Is herebv given that the Civil
8ervlce Commission of Philadelphia will
aoia an rxnminniion tor nouso agent, Iiu
Teau of Hospitals. Department of Public
Hrnltli. salarv usnn per anniiit) rlus 20
tier cent bonus on Oct. 11, 1020. For de
tailed Information nnnlv at th. nfflra nt th.
ronmisemn, jinnm tt', l Ity nail
slontra: CLINTON ROOEBR W
Commls.
P'si.nt: OIART.ES W NEELD. secretary;
7.BWIS II. VAN DUPEN Issued Oct, I.
mi'o,
OFFICE IfOY Hrlght. Intelligent, nent-ap.
pcarlng lad. over 18 year, for offc. ot
large manufacturer: salary In. with ad
vancement for m.rlt Otto E'senlohr A
Tiros.. Inc., 1132 Market st.
PCiHTnn co'ori'fl. wanted
Mum., nnn ftistnut t.
AddIx tu ITr.
rRE8SMEN .cylinder and platen, wanted:
open sh'p; hest wages for competent men:
'"'".? ""'..'."'"i:' ..'TJ" v. .. uornam.
Ii-a.1 .Isit.a. aIIh( A tt.. H r ."'
p-criii.rT "kiiMiii.M a ysoiiwiiP. Ariania. fia
1 . , .,
PROOFREADER, union man, first
class only, with at least several
enr' experience, wanted on datlv
morning newspaper: permanent do
sltlnn. Apply today, after .1 p. m..
at 030 Chestnut nt.. fifth floor.
REPRESENTATIVE, state of Pennsylvania.
wintcd with nroved rernM nt r.atilt. t.
handle highest clas uberlptlon book prop,
osltlon: excluslvo territorial rights vv'fi be
given: large romm'silnn: excellent ODPor.
tnnlty. Address "R. P. p. o. nog g"i
City Hall Station, New York city,
SALESMAN to sell green and roasted ref
fee and ten to a nan with an eatnbll.h.il
trade wUI off.r satisfactory proposition: In
answering state experience. A 000, Ledger
Office.
BALEHXrAN wanted for atate of New Jersey!
must be a producer: give reference and
full particulars. Hamburg Ilroom Works.
Hamburg . Pn.
SALVHMAN TO HANDLE HIOH-OR'aDE
MP.N-H nIN"OAT. FOR PHILA. AND
TERRITriRV FRANK RIUIBER CO.. 0 8.
r.TH STREET. " '
SALESMEN
You can't ncromnllsh big things unlt.s
you attempt big things. And what'a more
you won't have th- nervo to attempt more
thnn ynu have connl.ncr to exp-v:t. We are
looking fo- men nf bg expectation who art
ready to turn big expectations Into realltv
to their Immediate big money recompense
and to the permanent raising of their earn
ing power. We're Interested more ln your
coal than In your starting point. We dnn't
want a Kiln tongue, but a truthful one. vvt
want simply tho man. experienced or Inex
perienced, who can look himself in the fac
In the dark and see honesty In Mi. heart
ambition In his brain and In his wh tie mnk
up thn grit that sticks. If you j-o twenty
live or or tall he'w.en jo and 4.
BI.'ITE 00.V VANDAM I1T.TJO.
10TH AND MARKET STS.
HAt.ffHuru
Ten men of high character: married men
i""v&Sril&'Wffi K'.l,
' vnrkl f"11 '"-operation, and real effort w'll
,nrur?,,5rom,,,t pr?!?,.,,on APP'V Ot" Ifay.
'' riae- from 10 lo 12 a- nr nd 2 to 4
u m " "'
prrterreu; a oona.iinr oner to cutineut dvlth
SALESMEN Exp. not neceasary; character
essen : to learn th. selling nt ...... ft...
Inst, and ro-on, assure succe.s. A 021.' T. o i
Bitif kui.-rs.Yii;N and structural' steel tem
plate makers wnntrr. Applv Iv wire
giving experience. Pensacnla Shipping Co '.
renrncnla. Fla ....
SHIPPING Young man. in. h.i....
In
shipping department; salarv to start I10
opi.ortunltv tu nrtvanc Els.nlnhr Bros .
Inc 032 Markrt St.
WANTED
.nt.. . RALESMKN WAVTRD
This la addreaq.il t mn wtm h.v. i.. n.
P cnl su-eessful and ilsl-e to become
100 per crht surcesi'ul and not for thn man
who a Inokl-g fnr a 1 h with rasv monev
exp'rlnce not nT-iiirv; nr. estahiinh-d con
I cer-i that has ti'o n a btg sjcress over
j pe'lod of yeirs want, hro.d, r'ran hom-.t
m.-n to p'ei.r.. for rxncitlve ".iBltlons,
created pv continuous fxnnalon, unl.sa yMi
no roiiiricnrn in ynurs.ir and nre 30 to 40
anil who wnrlt on n .rnmmlssi'tn and frl
you could uvrage .17,1 to mo per week
If othe- III II Id iln t ts- tn v
age. phone, irllglon. nuallnettlons; ynu will
b lnfn-mi"l when nn.lpt-rview can ho
r.rnirg-d PhS2 Ledger O'rti-r.
WANTED for
Rower lilant rnulnm.nl. l..l.nlfl.,ii.. . .' .
mechanical nglntt-r with xprene na
successful n.i esman; give experience, per.
snnal descrlptlor age and education stntlnir
college as mechnnlol engineer and s.iUa
man. Aildteat A 007. Ledger OfOce.
WANTED Hint of Fennaslvnnli r.i.r.1
Kent alive, with proven record of resu'ta
to handle highest, class suWrlptlnn. book
proposition exclusive territorial tlihta will
wf'j'Jl "5" commlsjlon excellent on-
WANTED A cutter: one who la falnTTtnr
.with operating an Ensti.i rutting Ai'l
Ine, o gold, posltlun n 'l't mdllstrlint
pcrsin. g'va full p.rtlculnra
itter. I'enn O'vrmtnt Co W
in fl.
Km"!- r V
WttJl.''!'iZSF
...n,... ,...,- uiiiikq ui ncco'i-ufl and .hhi.
ment.; iwrmanent position. Phone Hr.i,7...
liermanent position. Phone Spruco
714.
salary expected, P 002 I.rdgar Offlc
ni. ill ur hi nriir.a. .in,. u...
YOUNO. Ml'N for
." , helpers. Applv
superlntend.nt 000 Chestnut .t
AQENTS
CAfl7tvvA?,nSurB. -ffl. oo8u"rIrtTjIn7
tuu subfrlntlons nftv
Tl,'ri , Prt or wholo
rontabU. write Mr.,
Jackaon place, Wash.
-rirxjririn t mti.tt it. vmt .. - ,
INO FOR PO'ITIOSWITH FtlTIMtF i 70. PF! CENT of accounts sent us are eol.
WITH CONGE.VIM. ffflllicnm nvD ' , 'fW. reusnn ,.verlantlng'v at It .inei
TION8 AND HAVE SOMn PRACTICX . JKni 'Uln. a and ..th,.r mitteri tnlusUA
fWEUIENCE IND IK VO' vrtr? DF.SIR ,VK. JlTf- Mullul.dlust Co, 1S1B Fl hire
OUS OK MAKING CfVNEi-TION WITI I II iT'emiiiler.d . '.lt..i. r . -, JWSSt
DRESS' MT827. LEDOER OFriCE11' AU ''""y IVMngro. I.TO TsStT" '
sititattoks waktm aWM
CItAHr'pKUn Kmslor.r wla
pnsitlqn for good chanfT.iir H
aqrvion. a. agii. iitjer utnet
t-uuK, japan.it. want, po.lt Ion Hi
famllxi good wa.a required: beot
nce.onima, upa nm a', ivqinm
ENGINEER, long naval exp.. want
rtiarga mien, piant no nr. A m.
rniVAfF. hecretary.stenUor,
loung man. 28 v.nra. exc.llant eor:
ent, posae.slng Initiative and sxecutJTO
!"'i "esirous or noaring irom execuit
is inoKing ror an A-l secrtlary ar ai
A 731. ledger Ofnc. I
POB. SALE
BUILDING MATERIAL
1.000,000 feet plaster board
8.000,000 feet lumber
2000 complete window.
8000 odd pieces of sash
2800 new sash 10x14.8 lights)
Mets sash ultabl for, garajt
1000 panel and sash door
New garag. door
2IK),000 new bricks
Hollow wall tile
Fire door, hn4 nd alarm
Ton. of pip. and fitting
.., .. ..Electrical fixtures . ,
PENN BALVAOB CO. 84th i TlnletxfB
woofliand 4103
TYPEWRITERS REMTEl
v18iXr!5Lr?Sf K !?&
Factory Rebuilt Typewriters
"Seo Our New Machine, tho Century"
American Writing Machine Co.
, . 802 CHB8TNUT ffT.
.JWajnut U4VI. Main H.
FOR HALE ONE SET OF WATtPJ
DIIYINO CYL1NDER8
1 1 cylinder. 23 Inches diameter. 1441
Inches long; 7 cylinder on each tUri
fully connected and belt driven; mad
by Chadwlck. Philadelphia: In .goo
working order: can lx aeen ruhnlng.
NELSON KERSHAW
CLIFTON HEIGHTS. PA.
OFFICE FURNITURE
Large lot of desks, eaf.s. flies, cabinet
gentrnl office furniture, store flxtur...
Wohuy. sell and exchang.
.. PATTEN FURNITURE CO..
LOCUST 4070. 1127 Arch St. JtlACE
Office Partition, Railing, Furniture
S?r!,.n,xt'r': wo sell, huv nnd exchauwi
'"tJl-ilVl1 J;.JS"lnuUt3- ""I" B8A.
PKNNA, On-FIfE FTIRNlTUltre CO
C0.M.IuT.IN?, ".' '.he. Dyn eomwitloar
.n.ciS,.iii t,,'onlr Inclosed seal In the
world; liberal allowances made for old n
putlng rcales: new and u.ed scat. aolfl an
VS5X terms. Dayton Mnneywelsht Scale Co,'.
1328 Arch at.
ixicust mii. Race 2280,
1 'hViVA lrce. old. souare. roa.weod-r-hogany.
once vei-y valuable, piano. wltfSn
23 miles of Wilmington. Del., for .aU-wiKl
n w-W ,or on needing th (lno wool
of which composed; possibly a find for M
antique dealer. M 230.
ijogerornc.
Guns, $7.50 Up ,80l ,"'' nl dooK
! pump, guns, all makes and gauges! hlm2t
Lpirv u
oriraina in tovm. Walter- Loan OWo.,
S E. for. 11th ,nd A,rh ...T?'-
FURNITURE 2 Chippendale ,oIM aW
mf; f.?.,ns".i.ro:mn,Mb,eVowjrr, srwsa
KT.TflVrt rn.kt.... -- . ..
"no-wT.eolVed'a.,7he,0bVKTilf,r,J?
.Tn',i,1"lnc",'.'i'.'1r'd nde?ch.ng,,d.n,,r5a?!
ton Slicing Machine Co,
1329 Arch st. Locust
nun' tier. .''a.i.
TOWER for aale: SO ft. gnlvanlr.d. tMt
n,!'!?!: w,"i 8 "ralvanlwHl st.el wnffi
K'rk.
v."'.' " n"ii cunaiuon. itra. Martha m.
II :it t rn.rf tr... . - T -"
Manoa. Pa. Pho
I.lnnerch W3 XV.
GUNS GUNS GUNS
Ail manes at very low nrlcea
DRFWNElt'S I1AN nFFTCE 44
44 ? 11tk ...
KURNITUllrt for sale: almoTt"nVwTieTrt5r',
Oln'et; ?,.,"'" 035 N. AHl
ui it.yj s''eph.rd .tor.' 1 v,., M, ri-,ni..
1813" lj!"ed- A K C Ca" intew
SECOND-HAND cne splnnel Drill Preass
wnnt'd. rnTpg trrn to t tV. inff.
Int head. Acme Machine Bhop. 313 N, 17tl
lAKI-ENTIf-R and l'i' blpv hun! iwi
lasi-nu p-aiyn at. Apnulniment. C. E. jrT
Apnulniment,
'viad.lnhla.
fl'2n
rr'Kl ! ve,
rmPN.a SS. "tto. Oor"donw"ith"lir
without motor bargain, 848 N. 8th X
SALE of "'Iscell.neous furn!turr' Call SasV
urdsy, 2810 North llroad.
POOL TAJII.F.B Vrt hand bought, sold. nSZ
ed exchangid Kenfer 3''n W. Olrard av.
BUSINESS PEHSONALS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
Pawntickets for Diamondju,
ROVOIIT FRO.M PRIVATE PEOPLH
FULL VALUE PAID: TRANSACTION!
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL "
Colonial Trust Building
N, E, COR. 13TH AND MARKET
OFFICE 50.1. SECOND FLOOR
DIAMONDS
Pay 130 to S1&4W
each. A p fr
refined people tvho
BOUGHT
tiavo. a, map
tnev wl.h to. turn tat
inuiier nuicKiy. Offh)
PRIVATE ofaf'BKPa;,:
l ll V r 1 Li Trust Rld.. BroSX&
noun in ? .h.8
Chstntit sts
I'.:! Pha'
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
Po.ltlvely highest ca.h price for your Mu
monds tny slss from H to 10 carats; notv
pay higher, also old sold, platinum and allvM
bought: estates boucht (private); est. 10 yr.
ij""'' ? boM (private): t? u
The D'P.mond Stinn B N. 10th
jj"- I . r.inona jnpp ,n,n .'fi
T ,TT , 777. "
Lathe shaper and milling machine
want.H, u.. .aM.I. Ik. t-...uil .' WV
tTt..nl.. mmM
machinery n'mf nf finn- nnce f"-t
ACME MACHINE CO.
3 1H TO 320 N. 17TII ST,
Spruce 1B21 Keystone. lUr888 A
DIAMC -S BOUGHT
ANY SIZE PRICE NO OBJECT
frWI TIUMia for Diamonds Unuent,
KELLY CC 012 CHESTNUT ST
Suite 1M.83 Ov r PhlM.' V.st.liraM ., .
MACHINE SHOP
ipen ror contract work, experimental tot
work and snecla tv maniin.t..rii. """ '"
.i.uii tixrorl st
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
HARRY W..il1HTH.llT SANHOM ST
ESTIMATES liftlnhed on nentrii' blur n.
nlteraMon vv rk to your plan, ; ? &
elm Plnn. ft f p'i,t, "ml,, Iniiie
n!"Zi.niLDnt fo.. K20w'rrl&3L
.... . i . i' unrii .iv nr ii li in nn rli -
rrci
ron-l nnn 111 v q, . exn, 1301 nivnpn.1 Ji
I 1ATD tlntlne a sp'cl.lty ,c,p tntu
'" l" P.erlnn A Shield 1228 Mar
ket Take ..jeynt. r sixth floor
ME"!"ANH'AI, d a fn'lng, d. tailing and
J. "el"g omI.Ic an-v Mt am Hit Qrran,
R;-Irnt G'VIDK of e'l d-sn.pinna r-
- ,1 tn,l ... T Wrrh.tl ln S IM it.
It .Is.. n..HU...l.i '..
t
30'
Kellh 11th st
BUSINESS OrPORT UNITIES
GARAGE SALrS-RENT
HAVE A FINE PROPOSITION DOINO EX.
CEI.LFNT IH'SINEHS. WILL RE SOLD
rillUP n'MI TO OWNER I.PAVINU TOWN.
pTJIRT7 '"'I7 h stunt st
NEED BISINESS CAPITAL?
Well urrr.ilit inut nriHi.ii ill.in l, Irltar a
n;oprctui; in 'o-ivfullv and coii-nrtng1jr
mit you j I i tuii It (.ruin ia.ltl
flits. Ailirrt'sing H it, Co UU2 Pl 1
Wil
nP..fc
ii 'ft
will buy ntn tml xturs of .tort r
KucMd aCv'.y "r CUU"'r- N0,",y "? I
. WantrU
Fl'RNISHl'.U loui""lo"j'j rm.,."V'3
be,.t Hfc.rlv detail.. 1 ta? 47 Tg
I'V.'SUAL onportunlty to a. c ira On. rr, i
DRESSMAKING nnd WO.llNJMX K '
1'I.AItTHSwiNa of".nyTTna" don at kxyUC 'A
U.rmnntown 0101 W.
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