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GERMANS OBSERVE
HVmU U AVi
Great Open-Air Mass-Meeting
in Berlin With Red Pre
1 dominating
U. S. PASSPORTS $2500 EACH
flummnr) of Mvtul entile dUp-vlrlic-" te
today Piddle i.e.i?er rnnripht. m'n.
1 by the Public la-ricer Ce,
- nrrlln, N'nv i) -The Intbpcnileiit
Socialists mill rnilicii In ttie ninki nf
Germnn workmen who rrventl.v plctWi'il
ullcjjlnnre te Mimnv, Mneil an 1m -mcnsp
rolebrntion en tlu niinivcrsnr.i
of the Kimsimi revolution in tlip I.uhI
Krtru hore terfnj. Tlinusiindi of ml ml
Yecatci of the proletariat rauic. pinny
of whom were ivetmn nml clillilrpn.
-marched from nil part of the -it te
thin common mertim; plnce which is the
Trafalgar wiiinre of Hcrlln.
Red tlas". arm liniuN. nrnntien.
necktie anil plaranN hcarln:: tin' in in
BcrlptlenH "Soviet Kiisiii In free" ami
"Lens Uvp thr Interiiatlntinli'" were
much in pvlilctur. Kvrn tlr "tin con
tributed te thp pritiiH.ui iitmeplicri' and
shone dull red through thi heavy fei
that everhiiiiij the iit. TIip crowd
filled tlip entire, eprn ipinrc. A special
cheniB of ncailv a thiiii-mml vein nana
international suugi. , dm-rn ipenkei...
trfestly eiiiik mi'ti ilPnvprnl lierv ora
tions. As Nip radical i-nn-dilcr that tlip Or
man rpvolntien was u-l' liegttn. Ii.it hn
nded in ffiilurp. its .ecnu, nniiirvrnr.v
will net lip Kt'iiprnllj cclcbrnlcil tomor
row. Hiixnti.v is thp enl frili-r.il state
which has declared an uflicinl holiday.
Bavaria has forbidden utiy cc'eunitinii.
Prussia rhose tlip middle oenrcp net
calling it a state hnlidn.v . but permit
ting the 'aber tmieiiK te cclebrati".
lteMiniM Buy l S. r.'iss)art.
Warsaw. Nev. '.). Atnerienii pnss pnss
perts. particularly tluwp ivMiei te
'naturalized citizens, ar' worth S'J."(IU
te ?.'!)()( in Knld i MeMiPvist ltu-sin.
tlic value being iletennined bj ability
te drtaeli lln photographs, xiibstitute
ethers neil wniwl i lw. i,.,., i. .,..,.0 f
Belshrvlst uci'iit".
As a result iiuliiralized ei.i."iis who
lese their passports in Toland and the
Baltle states are new nunpelled te
wait tmtil Wnsliiimten apjireves "the
issue of new iliieilineiits. I'r' lmi-l
,thc Ameriean legal ion nt Warsaw is'
jucd the pajiers. but the rapid inerease
In the number of losses aroused sus
picion Nonconformist pichs Itisheps
Trillion. Nev. '...- The indi-nert
Mvelafen lij one of 1'remler I.leyd
,J!perKe's frirnds in Ciriiarvun. his
home town, that the prime minister and
his priuUe seentnr. . I"riiet Kxans.
.have bepii chousing most of the bishops
Of the Church of Kncland for tin- last
lew jears, has aroused smupthing of a
sensation in Iewninp strpet.
S Thp Merj leaked out at one of the
prime minister's famous breakfast
parties in Downing street. IJeyd
.Georce is allrKPil te linve said:
"1 have nlrrnih chosen half tlie
bishops of thp esttiblished church :
, rather. lne"t Hans cheeses them,
and I appoint them Mr. I .'vans, new
and then. ;ees te listen te them ikrcuch
'lnR and he sas sometimes en his r"-
jturn "that he has the -lft he'll de.'"
I What has caused ltritisli clmrchdem
-tci nit up is that Mr. Kvuns is a non-
jconfermist.
GOSSIP OF
THE STREET
Kuhn. I,nel Ce. nml Kldiler. T'-n
oedj fi ci.. acting ns eemmittee for
the lielilft-s (if Itrnnkl.vn Knpiil Trnn-it
three-yenr 7 per eent seenreil reM mites,
and tlie New Yerk Municipal Kiiilwii. ,
Corperntion first mr.rTKiiKe ." pei cent.
inkln: fund cold bends, series A. nre
ending out a Mimmnr.v of netiinl re- I
milts of operations of the riipid trip it
.lines of tlie I'.reiiKlvn Unpul Trim-it
jstein for the tKcnl yenr endinc .lime
SO. 11120. which hns been prepared fm
tbem bv Stmie e Vebtei. ulm In t
year nnidc n r. mrt tn I'ed ill .1 nlse
Julius W. Majer, i-eiitninin; e-timnti".
Kiirtjvrievxii.
Until Seves
$2000 A YEAR AT 20
A yeunc man who graduated nt
Strayer'a Uuslness College when 16
years of age, cnlted at the College,
recently te introduce a friend who
wants a business education, and said
that he Is new earning mere than $2000
a year He is only 20 years of age
Perhaps you could de as well if you
get veur education at Strayer's
Strayer's Business College
807 Chestnut Street Phene, Walnut 384
i.u'irrnn: eprmtTt mtii:s
If employed in tn- d yiinie. study slierthani i
r bookkeeping at 'imht Our courses aire '
complete emee tralnlne and Qiultr. I
... u,.n .r.... ..i..r "-r;"r
.3
uleir.
l'llII.A. llfSINKh.H COLLEGE
anil College of Commerce
1017 Che.tniit Ht. I'lillnilrlehU
Philadelphia Tumgemeinde
8cboel reopened Hepl, Rlh. ijmnute,
PnrlminlnE, I'hyslrul Culliire, "Nerm il
Course" hi wlmtnlnc begins Ort, 1st,
Knnill neiv lloeklet.
IlItOAH CII.rMIIL AVK.
Vmmc Men nnd II. us
MEAD0WBR00K
SCHOOL
SaUynscyhoei Fer Reys
MeadowbreolT, Pa.
Primary Scheel
Lewer Scheel, Upper Scheel
A school that (Ives a ler a com.
Plate elementsrr schoellnr end pre
ptru for entrance le any .beardln
school or college without taking htm
vray from his home and Its vital
Influences during his Impressionable
rears. A school In which ern-lr
raining, baseball, sir handwork,
and intellectual study are combined
with Christian example and preceni
te develop full manhood and effi
ciency, fennel grounds hse 1.1 acres;
high elevation Located s rnllss
north of JenVtlntewn Reading nail nail
read te MeadowbreoK Autobus serr.
Ice for nearby Pisces neHr'ratlene
and assignment of classes September
jd. Fer prospectus terms, tie, 4
reas the Heed Hfs.tsr
fier. Jehn White Walker. M. X
Meadowbreolt, I'enna.
Wanamaker Institute
AND WAI.NDT ATS.
nets (or five students Ij
IN1BH ana liMIUUTHJJ
IHjut.iJi
iWf?
Be
Bend for ,
Jf0TJ,
of enrnlnRs of these Hnp. Thp sum
mary shows an actual dellplt of $Sti(1.7i:.-
I In parnliiB thp llxeil chnrRes en the above
' bends nml prier KecurWies as nKnlnst the
prrvlnus estimates by the enutneers el
aii-MiM), or hn increase in the dettclt
of ?2U!,72."i. dress earning were
Slll.SJW.4ll.-i. or about Sl.'jntl.tKJO mure
1 than the previous estimates.
I 1 ue repen 01 1 no en(?iiieers iuihi'
t ineir preuictten centnineii in tneir re
port te .TuiIke Mnjer of last year that
! "Without an increased fare the rapid
transit lines will net be able te earn
een the lied charces upon tlie under
1 lnR bends asKiesatltiK .W-' .W 17, 000,
and thp notes, bonus ami receiver's cer
tllicates (authorized by the Tailed
States Disttiet Court), teRether negro negre
KntiiiR ?7.'I,(M)0.000, which represent
. fiesh capital provided for the rapid
transit lines vubseipienl te .March 111.
llllll. thp ilati- of cit.x contract Ne. 4.
te snj nethltiR of the 1?1 l.(l.-.7!ll of
I certificate of Indebtedness, represent
ing but n small part of the cost of the
elevated lines contributed by the com -1
pan) te th- rapid trntisit sstem."
' it then states that "The actual re
"ults of operation for the lnt year tirexe
! that our preilictien was fully justltled ;
' ami in view of tlie increase recently
made in wapps. with the large advance
1 In the cost of chaI and even disrrRariling
tin cost of the leeent strike, that pre pre
dhtieti enn be reiterated, with even
jreater force, ns applied te the earn
( itigs for the fceal ,ear 1 tilling .lime .'10.
1',1'Jl."
' Uecerd I'rclsbt .MeMimnt
; "Statistics compiled b the Uureau
'of Itnllvn lCeonemlcs disclose the
fact." savs the ItiluM Age. "that in
August tlie rnihvms meM'd mere freight
I net only than in August of any previous
jenr. but mere than in am previous
i month in any jenr in history. This
,sienis n ceiic'usive jinwer te charges,
wbiih hate been made b W. C. Mr-
Adou and ethers that the railways have
been ineflicicVtlj (perilled since tlie
were retiirneil te private imilrel, and
' Ihut they can be operated with maximum
lliciency only under unilied government
1 1 1. nti el. The number of tens of freight
. iiimiwl mm tniti, (11 Aeeilst WHS IL.TOtl.-
000.0(10. Tlie nearest aiipreaeh te this
eer made befeie was in August, WIN,
when tlie number of tens moved one
mile was 0.77f..OOO.O(IO.
' "The detailed figures regarding the
way in which this record-breaking
1 achievement was accomplished lire very
' Interesting and significant in view of tlie
I 1 (Torts the nilhwiys hiic In en making
for some months te increase the elli
cieiiO of operation. The average miles
' c:k It freight cur was mined il.iilv in
1 August was 'JT.I. Tlits was the great -'est
mileage eer attained in nuv meutli
except in .May. .nine and .liny, nui.i
I under priMite operation. In ether words,
1 in none of the twenty -six months of
I geeriiiiicnt operation was this record
J for car movement cier equaled. The ,
! average tens handled in each leaded car j
I in August. 1!'J0. was 'J'.l si, ris'erd '
cxi ceded only in the mouths of .July.
August and September. 101, when
shippers for patriotic reasons were giv
ing the railways the highest drgri f
co-eperatuiu.
Wcsleni .Meney Conditions
The money market of the West of
I fercd no essential change during the
past week, although the demand for
fuuds continued fully as strong as '
I heretofore. The larger banks report,
I finnne,ss of credit indulged in, the
I opinion being considerably diversified
as te hew far the period of readjust
mint between price, and commodities
! will go during the remainder of the
I year Deflation continues ew and the
question arisis among bankers just how hew how
te treat (ipp'ical'nus for commercial
leans while matters are in an unsettled
state. The results of the election are
pLM31NGHEATtJ
frWM.U.MAYBERRYS
K
1
ft V 524 Walnut St. JjJ
Celd Rolled Steel Bars
Iren and Steel Products
CALCO- STKKL & IUON CO.
1150 lir.NTNl'T MTIIKKT
"pruee i"-4tMI
POWER
piam
Vnlvc tents planed in position
nnd new valves furnished. All
kinds of enrrinc repairs.
1'here VV I IHH nml Min 3111
a tSfe:
M
e
M?M$
1 I I s1 Cndln.er(r1ecli!nits lMv I I I
& ZI2-222 S.DARIEN ST. " I I . j
, STUMIII1' NOTirKS STI.A1t.ll. NOTICKS
I il'ii -irfirBiMJslTfiislstrffrfS'T A-'
wsJslBlr
e-JemWlCaA.
&5
Crdise
GREAT WJHIT FLEET
EVENING PUBLIC
net expected te have any material effect
en the financial situation for the time
being and biislnpss in commercial and
Industrial lines is looked for te move
along in aheut the same trend until
such a time ns prices of commodities
have reached such a state whereby the
public will show n disposition te enter
the market for consumption.
Central Kurope Cotten Situation
The spinners and textile mills In
flermnny. Iln'laml. (Velie-Slovakia,
Austria and .Ttige Stavln are working
only 20 te :t() per cent of their full ca
pacity, except In the case of Helland.
This situation is due net enlv te the
lack of fuel but also te the lack of raw
cotton.
Considering the unfavorable lates of
exchnnge of the German, (V.ppho-Sle-nklan.
Austrian and .luge-Sluvinn cur
rency with respect te tlie American dol
lar, the spinners nnd the textl'e mills
can afford te buy raw cotton only when
they aie able te simultaneously mnrket
the converted goods for expert. This
is very difficult for them te de, because
they can get the raw cotton for from
four te six weeks after purchasing it,
and the mills can never be sure about
the cost of labor two menthi ahead.
The consignments of raw cotton, new
stored In the warehouses at Bremen,
Hamburg, I'isenbred (Ilehemin), etc.,
were bought by the cotton dealers be
fore the drop in the price of (otten
In the t'nlted States and. consequently,
the prices which the owner of these
leiis'gninents are new asking from the
consumers, with tlie additional cost of
tlie iclatlve'y long storage of the goods
in tlie warehouses, render the purclwc
of this cotton extremely difficult for the
mills, because the goods which will he
converted from this vavv cotton will be
tee costly for cxpeit, and they cannot
compete with the prices exist'ng abroad
in the countries wheie the mills are
using tlie eolten bought leeenllv. This
diccrence cannot be even balanced by
lower wages existing in (iermnny.
Czcclio-Slevnkla and Austria, even if
the money of these countries ceti'd be
converted into money of ether coun
tries. This situation is aggravated by the
fact that the cotton dealers and mer
1 bants, who are owners of thee con
signments, have some particular cei!
neetlelis In some of these countries,
which enable them te secuie expedients
te force the mills te Use up the old
supplies of raw cotton, at tlie same time
going a 'eng way toward blocking new
shipments until the old ones aie con
8111111(1.
Vnl( rd Gas Improvement Preferred
I'lilted Gas Improvement preferred
"The Best
Boek of
the Year"
Free te any man who
is interested in the
market andwhe wishes
te knew
The General Utiles of
Trading.
Hew te (Jive a llreker
Instructions.
I r e k e r's Conimih.sieit
Charges. '
Hew te Inderbc a Stock
Certificate. ,
Hew te Uhe Collateral j
in Trading.
Hew te Greup His In
vestments, I
The Deposit Require
ments for Carryinj
Stocks en Account.
The Rights of Stock and
Bend Helders, etc.
Call, 'phone or write at once
Ask for Ne. f .U.-989
JONES & BAKER
Specialists in New Yerk
Curb Ularket Securities
Widcner Bldf.. Phila.
Phenes: Beit, Locust 4730
Keystone, Race 2290
Offices in 8 Principal Cities
Direct Private Wires
TDIGHT HERE In your own
J-- Western Homlsphere are
Ecenes as quaint and picturesque,
as uny the wide world ever.
See them thle winter. Make
the Great Whlte Floet Cruise.
Leng, lazy, lifo-renowing day3
sailing the blue Caribbean. Five
thousand miles of sunshine,
health and interest. Fascinating;
trips ashore in Cuba, Jamaica,
Panama, Cesta Rica, Colombia.
Sailings bl.weeldyfremNei' Yerk ami
New Orleans. Duration IS te 23 days.
Great Whlte Fleet ships are the
newest and finest In Caribbean Crulse
Service. Rooi,.e with and without pri
vate bath: Cabins De Luxe equipped
with beds Instead of berths. Only one
clssi First Class.
IVrife for llluilraterl Felder, Crune
Ldftel and Tnpa Asiore Felder,
I
Addreis Passenger Orpt.
UNITED FRUIT CO.
17 Battery PUct, New Yerk
fjeneral Ofnf
191 Btstehlreet
Uoslen, Mass.
LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY,
stock which was taken' by the under
writing syndicate Is being gradually
placed with Investors. There lias bicn
placed en the regu'nr list of the Phila
delphia Stock lCxchange ?'r.O(l,ir.O ad ad
dltlenal 7 per cent cumulative prefened
stock of the Vnlted (Ins Improvement
Ce., being part of a total of .?0,10.'1,0(I0
of said stock applied for In company 'h
full paid, making the total amount
listed nt this date f? 1,5,1 l.fsOO.
TIIH THADKU.
ArjujiN nr.senTs
ATJbANTlr CITV. X. 4."
In the Fall
Miil.rs I. very Day n "Tlinnkiielvhii: Iu
ll'lKht. runny days with MM nuttlrli nt
mni te tirlim tlie nlew of health In tli
rlim-lM, Wonderful wenther le enjoy the
many out e' dour ncrcatluns that
Atlantic (.'lly offers.
(Telf (five hpw, Kisirty holes have I'cen
adi!d te the rnarrntiEPd course nt th
Allantle City Country Cluli.) Hern1iacl
rldlnK en the hard. IkvcI lipnelirs. llellir
rhalr rldtiiB nnd ernmniidlnK nn the
evrr-fasclnatlnu lleardwalk. On the land
kUIe 5 en' II pnjev the (ll-r1af In wen
dcrful fhup windows while Inhiillnit frenh
y.ilt Sea Air direct fiem 'Old' nran
Srnlerliiir, Aviation, Thnitrrn, rii-rs
emu 'rts, Dinclntr, Indoor Toels, t!l"
tiii: t.i:,niN(i nersK
l neveellisl CMne unit llnsnl.nllt.
Pltffnp. tlre or Wrlle for
Infiirmntleii, Kntrs, rlr.
Marlboreugh-Blenhtlm
The Hreakers
Hetel Chelsea
Galen Hall
Seaside Heuse
The Wiltshire
Hetel Morten
Hetel Deunln
Hetel Strand
The Shclburne
Hetel St. Charles
Tite Helmhtirst
Convenient unit cemfnrtiilile train nervier,
ritnne local tiiket iiRrnt for Hrhrdutr.
furrs, fie.
I ATI ArJTICCITY.IM.J.
1 Arv.Amcpican.Plaa Hetel i
of DislmcuoiViMidRealCerivfort I
riHCPKOOr OARAGE.
I CAPACITY 600.
MICHIGAN Ave. NSARD EACH
uiciu-sivsLotaiien rxxuraie Kate
TODD ar-lULVIHILU.V-aa
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
AlwnyH op n AIHa rcad Terms mod med mod
etHti J'hnin or v . rlt . M U'nlwh Iunrun
Hetel Boscobel """" "7v "'."
Metel rcfurnlihe.l IIx
teUllt tnlile I'henn 11".A. IJ. JilAIUON
Westminster" 5rn,u;k-' ""er'nr. Ileaeh.
I. lev te st : prlv. baths; ,
running water fA Kepp, Owner f. Prep ,
JT"" iki;oei. n7j. j
LAUREL HOUSE
t Trvnnn. V. .T. NOv nnp,N I
OlHeht mt'l iiient evcluslre T.nkewoeil lletrl.
Finest Krtart trjelf Course In the World
lust thlnli of 111 Only ."L miles trem
rhllartelplila and yet truly a. resort. Iasllv I
reuchrd by tiio'er. ifedern. liiTurleus anJ
thoroughly abreast or the ttniej,
jlL l"rphr. .Ilgr. C. V. Muriitiy. Asst. iltr.
fiMBASSADOO '
JMl LAKE-WOOD.N.J. b. I
Ideal locHtlen. r.very appointment feri
roniferi nd survlce, Hunnlne wuter. 1'rlvats .
bsths. Music. D.uiclnc, Hunearlan cuisine.
Mnderntrt rates
zsei.NAr, wniNnna mahtex inc.
vF.tv nui.r.NS. tA. '
NEW ORLEANS
"The Parlaef Amorlea"
Cantral Tlckat OtTie.s
of nil Principal Rail Rail
read end Steamship
Lines in St. Chsrlss
Lebby. lllustratsd
Feldsr e n Request.
it L QIi)arli?a
One of Amer!cae leadlnt; hotels.
Accommedatlnc OTer 1000 guests.
ALFRED S. AMER & CO., Ltd.
Proprietors
nr.inuDA
The Ideal Winter Resort
PRINCESS HOTEL
BERMUDA
HOMi: . 'I UOIllll.KIl Vliiii'iL-rre
Directly en the Harber. Accommodates 400
ei-n.N him ii no mav i
Ileneli .1 l.v S(enm ii of riirneH lieiinud.i
I ill i II M N V.
leuxisT
COOK'S
TRAVEL SERVICE
COVERS THE WORLD
TH0S. COOK & SON
225 Se. Bread Street.
(llclevv Walnut Street)
mtiur ntt
PARCELS POST
?S Glasses, '1.50S
uvnn KVAMiNrn itikb
Broken l.nses duplleated rriscrlptlens filled.
SCHLESS, 1030 Market Street
"HAIRO"-
The new acalp feed Hair renewer and I
dandruff remover rrlce l.uu rtr box.
postpaid, Htitmps or rnsn.
CAM'll Kl'l'.CIAI.TV CO .
enire, S5 New street. Thllu.
Let Us Mend Your Shoes
I't 1,1, NK.OI.IN SOLUS AM) ft1 rrrr
Ul.IlllI'.K IIKI'.I.H . . -- 0
All Makes Ituhhrr llrrls. AOc.
Ilemilrlna done while you vrult rrenn.t
iittrntlen Kivcn le Iiircrl,
c quick hi-itvirr. r;
Jimi: UKrAiiti.N'J
12(1 S. Ilth Ht
Mai. 73U0
titCS IIOIV AIIODT
en niAMOMIi AM) JKWKIJIY
ItATI'.N IOW AS 17e
WAl.TEns' I'AWNsimr. eni VIM5 st.
ii.i-iiimi xil t'ITV
Tll
rllltlll
BLY YOUR DOUS
Direct Frem
Factory
talking Dells
Cupid Dells
All Kinds uf Dells
.old te lli-iull Trade
Direct. Send for
l-'ree CntuVisue.
Phila. Statue and Dell Mfg. Ce.
32 N. 5th St.. Phlle.. Pa. .
iWHWbene DeJJ, Meket X. j
rf.
i CAZZLz?LiJiziaZA
ATtieiOEAUl-AMILY HOTEL '
RLIMGTON .
" aMaa-k
T!tTv.A,
PAIU3EL POST
SWEATER
liny Hired from the Mnk
We nre forced te sell
ever 800 dozen Kiddles'
Hnnd Knitted K u I 1
Fashioned Links nd
I.lnk. Het! they Rrn
made of turp - lephyr
y n r n nnd censliit of
B w e n t e r, l-BRlnus,
Mittens nnd Tap. We
will offer thene Het te
the relnll trade nt less
than our manufnetur
Inn rout, which U tll.r.O.
h.r Price te gG.50
JOII Is """
Atan our cntlre nulllt
of Sweaters for Ladles
nnd Children muni he
sold rcKardless of eet.
Celers M'hllr, Brown, Huff, I'cncerk
1 i" nm Turquehf lUttr
wsp&ms
'!"' .si-nsinxti'ii .v
lletli I'lienrn Open I'.vrnlnes
Sent Turret Test Anjvvhere
0THELU PEARLS
can't be detected
from the genuine
Ilnve all Iho rkh eraleceence
of real pe.irls nnd are In
destructlhle fan he wnsh-d
wltlieul Injurv flradualcd
s?.s and solid pelil Inek.
10-In. String
24-In. Strinrr,
S5.00
$7.50
A well-known Imitation of
Othelln J'enrls sclU for
twlee the price. Te Intro
duce Othelln IVnrla and ae ae
(ure our recommendation
we will aend u 'ptrini; for n
MUST PAMKNT til' BOe
llalanrn V O D. subtect
le our approval, end a
viluahle premium free.
Alse nn sale nt our enice
Oriental Pearl Importing Ce.
730 Snntem St., Philadelphia) Pn.
U. S. Navy
SWEATER
$3,
New nml iicr
fect, made, et
ljest wool ; (lurk
blue ; low necli
Just the. tTiInf
for cunnlnKi
foothill!, mo me mo
terlm? nnil nil
outside work.!
I'osltlvely tin
liest sweater
the sort, ever
Ibsurd a rcul
harsaln.
Army Klinl.l (ilevrs, II pulr for. X
Army Web llelt 30C
Army evv llli Heets, nil
'" S3.00
evv hiiiiKI hlilrts . 65
.in .-vevr Army Ileiilile-IlncU
Italneimts 5.00
Army Steel Helmets. . X00
Murine Illiirh lluliber Huts 5
Kluild Sim Us, dozen . ... 235
rm.v llerliilmrd Italneiints )Q
Corduroy I'unts, slightly Urts 350
ARMY SUPPLY CO.
631 Market St., Phila.
Nn tinnils Slllnnril P.O.II.
rAitcr.i. 1'iivr rur.i'Aii
tvniTi: ren catai.eii
U. S. Army Shoes
$4.00
'his Khee In u
.M u n b e n lest,
brand new, ami
will Hive jeu
service In ull
Kinds of weather.
All lzei Mso
A Full Line of Officers'
?tress.She.c:.. $6.50
New Woolen Socks, 50c
NewO.D.
Shirts
$3.50
We have Just made
n purchase of these
brand - new O. I).
Shirts. An excellent
shirt for huntlnc,
tnniplne; or any
reurh work. All
ir.es Order nt enve,
st our su,pl Is
Imlied
0. j, Woeiun Breeches,
New ...., $5.00
0. D. Blankets. New 6.00
0. D. Macklnaws, All Weel 15.00
0. D. Woolen Spirals . .
0. D. Sweaters, Sleeves.
Officers' Raincoats
Swede Coats, Belt EfTce
Leather Puttees
'Wlnlmefl Kainceats . . .
Hobnail Shoes
Field Shoes
Hip Beets
Pullover Sweaters
Sheepskin Coats
2.00
5.00
9.75
24.50
9.00
3.50
6.50
6.50
5.50
1.2S
21.00
Heavy Woolen Under
wear, Suit 4.25
Union Suits, All Weel.... 4.00
Overalls, Denim
NOTICE
All our Merchandise is hrand
new stock. All Government Is
sue. Anj article that is net sat
isfactory we will gladly refund
the money.
We Will Furnish Any
Article in the Army Line
W. F. Klintrer & Ce.
5115 Market St. Phila.
Irrinlil Mull Orders I'lllril I'rmnnMi
Hie i:tr,i for rnreel Vet
OIT.N I'.VKMMiS I NTH, 10 I. M.
Dcntljs;
ANTHONY Nev. 8. JOHN ANTHONY
per. m wd a n in Mirlurs of sviur .
II shinier. '.'Hill K husuu'liuiin ave nt
prlvaie Vlevvlnu Tues uve Ills fetkilis
Invited
HAII.CY At (lreen Creek. N. J Nev 7
"I'll I1DN V (V dauehter of William 11
llalley niied U ear. Kuneial from the
hm of h"r rnrrnin, Ne lu at 1 ,, m
lilt nt Uu-en Cnek.
1II5AL Nev. 0, Htil.r.N (i wife of
Tlienua Ileal (nee Cuset li4iivi.-. nml
friends are Invlted In alti-nd funi-ial a, A
Ices, Wed , a p. in,, lain resident-, !!t",i w
Somerset st lnl, Norlhweud fern I'rleinla
mav call Tuvs. eve. " ""
e'latrKranJL'llVyaYhW'Vl.ir'yV
-inci;l Wed., 10 . V. ttem "37 N 'lvn'.
SeW
90
WW I '
illllllflllllfltt?$X I I
illllillllllJlllltflSm 9 '
mmWv
rlEJIIItllllllsi-rvr a '
BIS
NOVEMBER 9, 1920
iii:aths
CAMPttKLU On Nev. 7, O II Oil O I.
CA.MTHKI.I,. Services nt the convenience Jf
family nt the Oliver If. Hair Hlde.i 1S-"
Chentmit at. 1ilertnent prlvnte. ..., ,u
CIIII.D8. Nev. 7. At.rllKI) II. fIJ.l?S?'
Vr. ilelntlvvs nnd friends, nine Tit N".
(J A. It., Invited te funeral, Wed., 2 P. in.,
late residence, 100 N. Dewev st, Int. Ml.
Jlerlah tVm. Ilends may call 'rues, eve
DAVIE. Nev. 7. HinDnntCK P.. 'en el
nebert J. nnd Cern 15, Davie, Itelntlve),
friends, Ijvwrenee I J. Delaney Pest, N" .-"
American Lesien, and Ilartram Assembly.
Ne. fin. A, e. Jf. P.. Invited te funeral.
Thurs., 2 p. in., parents' residence. "l N:
Tnney'st. Int. Mt .Merlah Friends may call
Wed eve.
mtVAi't.T v.v 7 ir.vimt.ri huvhand
of Lela Devault (nee Mortimer) and son of
Albert nnd Mary Devault. Relatives nnd
friends, nlse .Meridian Hun ledge. Ne. ins,
I . Hnd A. JI.. ere Invited te nttend funeral
services, Thurs.. te n, m . nt his late resi
dence, 11015 N. 12th st. Int. IlnlhiKten ('cm..
Clarksboro, N. J. Friends mnv cull Wed.
eve.
, DONNtlLLY Nev. 0. 1020, JIArtT be
loved wife of rjdnnrd Dennelly (nee Mulll
fat)). Ilelntlves nnd frlnd nre Invited le
attend funeral. Thurs , S:3e n m., from her
lce reslddnce, 2JI7 W. Cumberland st
(Solemn requiem mess at St. Cnlumba's
Church 10 a. 111. precisely. Int. Hely Cress
Cem
i:ie:iti.i:. en Nev. n. jeiin v tiiiHiii.i:.
!r iiseil SS senric lleiatlvrs nnd frit lid
Invited te funeral services, en Wed., hi 2
P 111 . at his late rcsldtlice, 1300 .IcITcrven
M. Intermer' private.
. .U,U;rrN"'' s NI'M.Ii: dnuBhter of the
late William end M-irv CIke Ilelntlves nnd
friends nre ln ll.-.l te funeral. Thurs.. N:30
a. '" 'rem reslCerif of Michael (Inughnn.
....l Aspen st Helemn requiem m.iss ft.
Krnnrts Nnvlcr Church III a. m Int. Hely
Cress Cem
KALCK Nev 7. VALtlNTINI' O.. bus.
hand of Lnurclln Talck. Ilelntlves, friends
nnd empleyes of Dlsten S.iw Werhs. Invited
!K..V'T.,cr."' Thurs 2 p m.. late residence,
l.i.'l VV llerks st. Ini private. Westminster.
IlrI,.n,?J,n",n'i'v I'C Hived Wed. after 7 P. in.
I l.niJt'SON -Nev. 7 .IOIN. huslmnd of
J'V J" e .Marv Keell IVrRiisnn. Illallves an,1
friends lnvlteil (e funerul servlc(S. Wed., i
Mel'uv
in.. uTiuriitp 01 nis son-in law, jenu T.
(riv. Itni vlin n..n .... ...i.-.-
Krlends may cnll Tues. tve.
.,,.,tw,, 11, - tut, III1.UIU.
,,'. ';' ',' Nuv 7, .IOHN. huslnnd of
Ifenrleitn Tompkins letter imed nil Vi.
.""mI1 ir'l -'"' " '" trem liN,lnt" resi
denes, fteuthmnntuii, Ta. Int. private Train
for Southamplen leaves Iteadlnc Terminal
1 .,( p m
rillLDINO Smldenlv, Nev. H. .inSIITH
i-ni' "".'"(ler ItelKTCll N rieldlllK.
runernl services Thurs. 2 p. m.. son's resi
'J. V."" rr,""?il. 1 J'lel.llnir Jr . Alhermarle
?; """'"ford D"l re. int. Arllnsinn
i"i niSi1",1''''' In.',v lnl1 W,"I . 7 te ti 1. m
...1 1 l rr?,n, S?.V .". H'20. MAUV PI.OOD.
widow of Tlillllp flood. In her 72.1 year,
nelatlves and rrlmds are lnvlteil te fum rn
seniles n Tliursd.iv. nf 2 p tn., at her
ivr-ri'J.''m'r.-. ''10 Wmnn nve. Int private.
t M,V n:N".v' 7 THOMAS J. ren of
.lane 1111.I the Int.. Them.in Flnn. nued 2S
Ilelntlves and friends, nlse Itelv Name 5e-
iim' r '"'',a (u aiien.i runeral. Thurs.,
KflO
JU10 hlnBaemini; uve. Solemn requiem m
K. Hi ''n,:l" " Hales Church 10 n.
lnl Hniv Cress rem
"i,, iiui.i ins ineiiier s reeiernee.
mass
m.
'"fJJ'1.1 Nev 8. I.riVHNIA J., widow
"!luri Jur,lc'' of 0,tteburir. Int. (Jet-
OOir'rK. Nev S. HANNAH. wlf. of the
nte lletnarri (leeiz, n,r snth venr. Heln.
tlveR nrsl frlrnils Invited te funernl. Wed.
V". ".' Ite renld, nee. SliS N, furllsln of
Int .New Yerk city.
'Jiti-i'vivoen nv. 7. iir.izAtir-Tir.
v iden of Jehn (Ireemvne.l llel,itives. frlendn
nnii.,'ni0,!,,l'"l? "I"' "'l,lch ',1" wn" rnnneeted.
invited te funernl Wed.. 1 .De n ni . rel.
dence. dins i.,,rih weed nvc. Service St.
Vrm" " chureh -"" m ,nl fcrnwoed
ir,luNi(I;N','i!i,7Nev s n:n WILLIAM
rrlends Invited te funer-il servleex. W. .1 .
r-h'.,,.,n'. !" residence HI4 .McDowell live .
IIOLILtCI On Nev. 7. KATH SCOTT.
Vi -ief ,,,y' T' "'"filch. IWntlvea and
mends ar.' Invited te (he servln-s. en Wed .
i'i-,7 ,'.', "' "' th" (lilvir If Unlr lllrlrr .
I-. !'.r?",'it " Int-nnrnt nt Alt. .Mnrlnn
-'r,''n1'1". mn,v """ Tumlw evtnliiB.
irem i te ft e clock
Ch-iHnMl;-vNii ,7- rHANflS .1 hushand of
, '""T,."? A llem. Hdej 7li Kunrrnl serv-
VlahnH -i.3 ? T , ""ni West Ch".t?r ?ed.
IinWT,i!r, ''''. '"-In' J.vv Hill Ciin
IIOLSTO.N --On Nev S. JANi:. widow of
... r". """"'"i; HelntlVfB nnd irlcnda in
vlte.1 te funernl, en Thurs at X-30 a. in .
from lale risldenre. 11113 w-ilnut st. .Solemn
requiem miss fit Carthae- Church, at 10
" imn-L1",rn,C."t Ht """l"' -vnieteiT.
I1IUII.S Nev 7 HAIlAlf wlilniv of
.lame,, c Humes nBe,i eS llel., e" and
friend,, Invlt.d tn funeral. Wed . in "ii h m
v-!i iW "! "S.'1 "'". '"' Vrnned Cem
1 ril-i5',1,t e11 J,''?. J " " n ni.
,',K.''7- ?l'I"-nl. Nev. 4. (JKOItan. son
of Sarah and the Inie .lames K-llv iteia..
ves frlcnda and Illre Trllw. Ne :me " e
". ai . emplnvra CrHiupa' Shlpvar.l. InvllMl
ler. .Mm. Abis'h Klef.r J'i.ti Cedar M Hn.
h',"n irn."ul7n, n"i" "-h'nOi of Nativity le a
ni Int. llelv Cress (Vtn
MILl.Y Nev. il. (lUOIIOi: . . hushand
of late llllziiheth KeMv It. latlves friends
and miplevc of Har.lwl.-k ,V Mime,. Invited
tn funer.il Henlces Wid. a p. Int.. resi.
dence (1.-.4 i:. Thnjer hi. nV. private
1 r,l-''.n'.1".,!,ny..'H" Tiki. eve. nrivaie.
hl.ADl. Nev II, JI'I.IA A KI VriY
Servleea Thurs S p , ." , ';esI,iVn7nD
sill I'-,;sh'll. underlnker. misj rran!;-
f.r?nll,,n. 'V;1""1' ny call Wed., after N
P. in. Int I'ernwoed
KLINH Nev-. N. of diphtheria. HL'I.HN
i.d?,"Kn,''1" "f William and Marv Kline.
i. .', .,' "rB "V.n H n,n'- Itcs denen i)3'..l
IWlMll live. N.l funeral.
AfJrv r:inv-T "''WAIin J. hushand of
;I'iry.'' .'; " (n''" InirnriM llel.itlves and
i,i ' " ' n "' -r-r' W Hert-.-int st.
Solemn nnuieni ni.iw si Celuinha'n Church
?. .nJ..'.nL tnlheilrnl cm ,
JIAOILL .. At ChrlM Church Uniplml.
it i., "i. -h1-1" Ijureli Hnspliul. Ikth nnd
"edii? Illi'l ' "'"' 10"'10 J '" "lt- s'"rlh
MALLON. Nev 7. MATILDA L. wife of
rlV1'? U.' V."l!pn 'V- Kll" ItilntUM and
frl.-nds Invlt.d tn funtrnt ..rvlc. . Tues 7
'.' "'.-,, l-'t" residence. Ill, N Ma-di..,- 'st
lift Allmtnwn Pa. Tr.ilu r-,,,, nh nnJ
Cnlumhli nve. slntlnn ti2n n m Wed
MANICH Nev 7 niciri i r, . .. -
''. vv If., of IMvv.r.1 I' : ne,,, 'c,
i. ml frl ndM , empi,,,,. , Mn-wir, V. &
Clethlei invli.d le rim. nil s rv ,"" Wed
I n in. in l.-.nit v l.i.h , .... ... '' ",
l ,. .;. n " .,"."." "" " eeiivei,
Tn.,. i. . in niuiiis nun tic
I ues . s In 10 i m
Viewed
M.-liUll AN Nev 7
MMIY JIXiOWAN.
In liLt- Kl .i.. i. i., . . " ' '
ar., Invlied te the siivI.ch. nn Wed aft it
r,"1', '", her Inte resldmce. 170 i' n
Dnrlcri hi. Interment at lllllslde c,n,'
Trlends may ..ill Tues eve. """"" -"n-
MOOIIR Suc.irtewn, Chester enurilv P-i
en Nev. 7, I'll 3STO.V S Moenr il 1 . '
of his i.l-c iihI.ii: ...... ,L!U'V- !-'! ''nr
.TU ii tn . nl )i.
llMh ft tttl iirh
I3I.I3ANOR daunhi. r f "ierr";, V '' P '
lotto Mull, n of -, v -,,"' ,'""1 ' 'l":
J.ears l'un..,al Private, in .' afI"B';i1,
NUNV. Nev
P-elailveH and friends ,"l Ve ruiV-ra'
Jc.i . 1 p p, nn.ii i'i,i,,,i ,, 1 'J I'i,,,r"
Krleiids mav call -rui . 7 V. fV ,n "rK"u
IMIMIUIII ..
u ii.--'i;i,i,. Nev II
nui.iu nins. uiir 1uther uf iii,n,i
ciniich in a ni Int st n. nls
tunM
i'vxtiiv .v itii, im: di. vw
widow of It.-v Wllll.ini N Pavlnn II
in P. Inn ion, N .1 .,n. n l.-uneral
Ihur-diiv. Nev It 111 n,iu-i, ,,t ,.-r i.sldcui-e
111 I'rllie.-li.n
PLAMC Nev 8. OlIUlHli: 13. I'LANK"
lnl, of I'.'IO I'alnn.mni nve llei.ititc 'i,nii
filen.ls Invited le nrvbes Thurs. n n in
Pirleiaiif Martin llvey A Sen, ::m)'I Diamond
si Int private. ""
I'llINCi: Al Ills re.l.lence. 1713 W Nnr.
rKI en Nev H. JOHN V l'iir'C3 t, ,..
ilvis and friends an- Invlied In the iu-ive
..11 'I burs, mom nt II o'ele. , a I ih..
I'llv.r II II. Ir 111.1b, INJu C.tt t I,,!
i rinent prlv tie.
01 icKhni.i. Nev 11 anw nrirrc
MILL (nee Vlehl) wife of Theniai' Ouli IishII
It.-lntlvrs Hint fi lends mi. luvltvil in ntt'nd
fum nl Wed '.' p in. late ii.i..ni.. hit
N I'.Mh st Int lllllslil, c.m H.nui,;'
m IV be vlewiil Tuts I e
iJl'ini'S -Nev II IAIKlltl3T. wife nf
P und Oiilrus In ln-r ll'iih v.ar rtela.
ni - nnd frlenilH Invlt.d 1., fun. nil w.'i.
S.On 111 bill, lesldemi, M7I3 Clwirllilii
si Hbili niiiHN at I'hurih uf Ascension in
11 111 Int nrlvnie
1113 Ml Nev 11 JOIIN I., nun of Anielli
and the late Charbs Head and uranilsen nf
late Je'm nnd llnniMh f'amerer lue Ilnne)
aufil '.'S Punrral si-rvlns 1., which rela
tlveH and frbnds Waslilmctiin 1 ainn Nn
til. P (I S of A . are luvJte.l. Wed 1-Mli
P in mother's n nidi if. , 11 i.nrfirty row
Int Trinity Lutheran Cem. Hi mains m.iv
be l, wed Tues i-Vi
HUT, On Nev 7 MAUI. 13 IIAIllllSnv
wife nf C Wllllnm Hie, r-ervtiis .111 ,1
,ifi , -it '' e'clrak, ut h, p im,. i,.S,,m.
iiilin Wiinilliud nve luii-rment nihai.-
SCIIVV INN Nev 8 (ILllltOi; j 1...,
l.nnd of the lale c.illiarln S.-lmunr VM
ner..l tn which ribillvcH and frnniK an
lnvlnd Wed 1 p in. from inn n 3,, h.
Int lireenmniiut
MII3PPAIID On Nev s SAItAII j
ARDSLEY BURIAL PA riv
- i
tlcaullful Accessible I'erpitual r,
Main Oince-Olsnslde. Pa lieu,' iJ
WIKTIvl'nS
.re Invlt.il te .,ii,,i funernl V,i "v. )
Men at II... Iieum, at I P m lu'l "larn,.
i:plrep.illan m Carri.ipe 1V111 i . p .
Cr..djvll.. ri.-r.,.drrrfen, I te ."''ii".'
mains ir ij I,,. , Tup. ,,.-,. "'
M.irmn-i.wiMA s' ,T 'e?0,? ",",'
Wlllanl II .M,.., '- r.,V .' .",'.l '":. I".'"
1 . ; , '""n fii .
1 ii- r-hjtiii.. yjS N
A VV 1 1.- . . . . .
?' ,?"-', ,'U,V! "'", Ml,n O'lmnn II of .
I- rlllv. (Jlant s. Ci, lieincal Ir I ,1,1 n.i,
lives ami friends II v v , i,1' '
vlled lu funeiul VV..I. h :ii , "l", , . '"
ri-Hdeiic Mr. Urn ,1. K-nlSi'm i'A if. n"
V
DIUTIIM
SHI'TPAUD. nelnllves nnd frirnds are i In
vited te the services, en Thurs. '. JW"
n-rlecli. lit the resldenrri S JV ISS liltr
William U. tlrcitir. 4C3t Cedar nvc, Inter
'"hMItK-eS Nev. 0. MAIIY K. SNOW
DlIN, vvl e f Charles R Hmlth. r".rvl J"
Wed. nft.. nl 2 e-clock. st her Ute res
dence. -1307 Klncsesslnu nve. Interment pn-
Vn8NYDBIl -Nev, 8, "AT.tlV hu.bsnd .of
Tlllle M. Snvder (nen Presn), 40tli yenr. All
ledun of which he vvns n member Invited '
nltend fun-Ml. Thurs.. t:30 P. m.. refijcnre.
200S n, Venanpe St. Int. North Cedar II II
(V.,v iiemilna timv he viewed vved.. 0 te J"
I p. m. Deieunre papers plcnse repyf,viiT
Ices Tues., 4 p. m , nt Church of thn Atone Atene
n,ni. w. rhelten and Wayne nves., -uer-
lmnntnn nemslns may be viewed ntnis
late residence, JH7 vv. -neucn - s -dr.
m . Tuns. Int Delewnre Wnter Oap.
Wed neon Kindly emit flowers.
STEIN. Nev. 0. ANNIIJ I! diuchter of
Mnry (' and late Jeseph I'. Ftcln. need -0.
1'elntlves nnd friends Invited te funernl.
Wed. 2 p. m.. residence, Stene Heuje lane
nnd T It n Int. Tcrnwoed Cem. lrlen.ls
"MVNevr? , ALONJO BTITKfl gj .
husband of the Inte llmmn 1, Hlltes (nee Sel
lers) funeral services Tues. R P. m.. nl
the residence of his son. l'rnnti Htllcs. 2.100
Tenlsr st lnl convenience or fsrnliy
TnMTI.l'. Nev 7 LAl'IlA HKDM'T wl(e
of Charles V. Temple Funernl s'rvlces
Wrnl . 2 n m.. residence, 2123 . Tacinq
1 st Int. private. ...,. -.... T
niOMAM On Nev 7. nt Atlantic Cliy. J.
N TIIOMAB. Ilelntlves nnd frlenns invnen
tn funernl nt Tlttrten, Ta.. en Wednesday,
N'VTTINa.-Nev. 7 T.KNA I. (nee Sehsller.
beloved wife of William UtlnK. utred nil.
ItelTlves and rrl'nil"U1';' J ,f',,n'r,r :
Wed tin m.. 3127 N t3th st. Int orl erl
vale, Ardsiev nurlal TarK .,.,,, a
VAN MHTnn. Nev. 8 ir.LIAM H.
VAN MCTKI1. huehand of Marv "v an Meter.
Ilelntlves .mil friend nr Invited te nttend
fiiner.il services, Prl . I flu P. in . nt rest
dence. 211 W. Seymour St.. aermnirtevvn
Int private .. . - .,,,.t. -vr wAtj.
1 AIlur.. iNOV e, lie'-""'1 - ,:'"
RKN Turernl s-rvlcesnt Inte """'If1"'?:
1 4H2II A st . Thll idelphla, Wed., 12 m. Friends
mav can luce. nc. ,,m-ivnmi n
WII3I.AND. Nev 7 AMAANnWl H
hu.band of Cirri. II Wleland "'l"'!.""
nnd friends nle Thllates W"'.."."-''
V an I A. M Troirresslve Assemblv. Ne t,
A O. M. P Invited te funernl rvlcij,
Thurs 11) n m at Inte residence. IS2J N.
211th st. Int rrlvnte Friends mnv call
Wed eve. Please emit flowers
WOOD Nev n. KATIimtlNi: D. be
loved lfe of Wlllln-n It Weed nnd dsuRh
er or Jehn T end Ite-i C Heusr II
Ives nnd friends lnvlte.1 te rrvlces. Thurs
2 pm residence P0.T N 21'th st. Int. orl erl
vaie friends mav cull Wed. eve.
LOST AND FOUND
NOTICH Application hns hecn made te ths
Klre Association of Philadelphia for ro re
newnl of nellcv of Insurance Ne. flSWtJ, In
nured In name of Jehn V, Hurko. which has
been lest or mislaid. Infnrimtlen thereof
Will h9 rceelVCa Dy noeve, .1-;' utimrnm a.
PERSONALS
I Wit. I." net he responsible for nny dehu
cnnlrnrtiil 1-y ll"S" Jenes llAfthelu-
mew JtHies
HELP WANTED PEMALE
A TOL'NCl WOMAN
should seek an occupation
WHI3III3 TIII3 WOniC IH LIGHT
nouns Ann shout
wur.nr, suitnei'.vDiNUfl Am: tlhasant
WHKItfi COMPANIONS AH13 WOKTH
WIIII.il nni.i, TLT.ni'iieNi: opmiATiNe
meets theso renulrcmcntii
Pee MISS ST13VI3NSON. 1031 AnCII ST.
DI3LL TCLI3PIIONI3 CO. OP rKNN'.V.
ct.nriKs and cAsinnns
Gelni rleht after a Jeb ns cnshler or clerk
and keepliic en the Jeb nfler veu Kt It nuvv
mean net enlv the Reed Immediate vvases.
hut heldhiR a hlKher Jeb later en. t-ee Miss
(larnell alieut lt. Employment Office, llrst
llner cillery.
AVANAMAKKIl'S
CL13P.KS ILivn an eprnlnir In our reslstry
department for veunrr ladles, must have
best of rcfirenccs, state where last empleved.
in.-,, unci nalurv desired. 1 I'M, Ledittr
orrice
1--I3MALI3 CnCAM DIPPKU
Experienced
Applv Bureau of I.Anpleymcnt
WANAMAKnit'3
rii.t: n.TinK ronrertATioN nnsmna
HiinvifHs or i3.pnnii3N(jnD filii
ri.mtiv stvti: ,r,i3. i3Ni'i-:itii:NCi3 and
SALAItY DRSinilO. ADDIIESa P 131.
i.iii'Ui'ii eri'iui:.
ami., colored for rneUhiB and aewnstalrs
work for family of 3. sleep eul: referenc.es
required Call Hnrlnc 3Sfl J,
Clflt.S I.earn te become nttendnnts: Itn,
rcem. beard nnd laundry: no ep-rlencn
! ncccHdary, vilth ndv.me- mi-nt Neslcr'n, H.'0
Arch nt, , i
IltH"i:WellK' Child s nurse, sitters, or
mother and d.uuhtrr, for downstairs
Ivvnili mill ri.iiklnit and te leek after thll-
iln-ii: n K-oed home rer tn.i ristit party.
ll!Jt AVa.m- nve. Phene Wvn. I3.1.V
If)CSi:WOniC lllrl or unman wanted, half,
time; small family: apt. Ph. Narherlh 171S
pr 1 ill Aben Apt. I.M. Nnrlieith, Pa
LAt'NDKY WOItK
Openlns for women te phuke nut In fiAt.
work department, uoed pay und Beed heurn;
hall day Salurdav.
APPLY MARKI'.T STimr.T LAUNDHY
1303 Filbert it.
Merill.1l S Iini.PIin Yeunc Klrl. white re.
fluid Pi nl, pr.-f , le assist with HkM
Ikiiis:i work sleep out Ph Overlirenk ll.'IKI.
BALr.sf.vDIl.S V inted at niice self-re
eivctlm.' Isdles wl.e wish le lntter thnlr
riosltlen hi Mfe and at tin nemt time dnuhle
lirlr Income. It requires a l.idy of stiens
p.rsemlltv with determination te rlei te
the te'.; expeilencc net neceesary nnd u life,
time Jeb Apply 7n'J A'and im lllds leth
mil Marli.-t sk for Mr. Sefleld.
sali:swemi:n
W.. nre n-iiilv te Interview refined women
who are ii.t'ustniniil til liandllnK exclusive
dknlile. for such we hale opening In the
follewlnc departmciita:
1'1'n DI.TMITMI-.NT
(i 1.(1 V 13 nr.PAHTMI3NT
HANDKr.HClllr.l-' Dr.P.ltTH3NT
1 vxriv hooks toys
S 1ATIONI3II Y J IJWIJI.n Y
Applv llureau of lVniplnjmeiu
WANAMAKKIfB
STI3NOGIIAPHKII
A pond epenbiB for n hrlulit. inldllccnt
nenerapher who Is loeklnir for u Btriiii
uusliieu with advancement. "y
Applv llureau of ITmplejment
WANAMAKHIl'H
T 'lull Mmx H OPI3IIA10H, expernc.n
11.11 and K-ejsinii,, ixclutiee. salary lA
M '131 ldccrJUfJi-e eaiari J 1.1.
rviuiiT tX, 1'nrr.T.Veii '"Trr-. .
........... ...1. ...-,- ,!,,.,- macn ne: dspi
manent ne.vttlnii wltli nn, ,n.t. ...... vl-.. v
vancement for ixperlencud operulor
1 n.l-r.r rii. 1..-. .,.,,
-. . ...... w,.,.w, .uuiijr ier
ad.
K3,
WANTI31) at office al ,11
H l'.'iiTTT . .
wall
maids
wallnsses, (hambermalils, nurses,"rrenci
WOM13N WANteTT
tr,0 S7M Tier 11..1,
, 1, w mil ni Olive
vv"iian nn. in .n s.-rnbb nu Vnni, iTT
phi-
unnt Uun.iu tin llner iii,(...i n."
YOUNG WOMAN In inspection R'fdwr;nnT,,.
deparlment. dry Boeds'stof. efnerlMM ?$?
ferred II F. Dewets. lliij.in Cneetmit .?
- ; -....... , ,,,,,
Genernp
, CLIinivS
ever 17. for nesini n.ir -r.-"
Il'.'.-i month, exnerlenee .inn.J.. .... "if.
iii-r. isi iimisn 01 exiimiuatien write
.,....,.: - ; - -- -r.M v, 11-flr
...- i-. ,,.. uin.a u, .nn 111 1 uat ion vvrlla T
lenard (former Civil Heivlce examiner! nn".
li'iultable llldn . Wasblncien. D? a ' "
HELP WANTED MALE
flOOIvKri'J'l US WUIlte.) -Opi-nlnns for n,.
.nil cxperlencd Iwekkcepera?" marfbd
111.11 prercrii-d. permanent position R.
eral efllce Iren and coal ouviulleu, central
iLs"t '. 1'.,:i!'li,'L,?..1 with .poiCCheor.
"."'; " ,"" "inr cenn neus, AddIv
by letter Klvlnr full Partculm. maVix.
Phene" riumbcr," aeMTfa. 'YblW,Ey,
. ni ninpiiinu-i women m..e
te u.i.illfy rer x.culliH poslllens. experlence"
lint ncKtsary If willing te devntn a f"w
hours' spam time .-jch week at linTiie te
earn lm.erl;ilit leihnU .1 kunwlJ,lB, "Ver
Int 11 low ti It limit niilti.1.1 nh .t r. . ' "T
it 137 (ill WIlITi:' 3XI3.I-'TIV 7 H? I U
! '!V.:;V.;:..PH.S!lANm'enTATI' ,N ,!'-
HELP WANTED MALE
AISLi: MANAOCllS
Olmbsl Tlrethcru have several vacenelei fee
men who nave neen iraineu in department
slore werK 10 aci i nisie managers: i0
qualify for thll position you must be if
representatlve ippearance nnd possess n
uttvc nhllltv. Apply 8uperlntcmlent' ei.
flee, fourth fleer.
ATTOnNHYS wanted as lalesmen, tf net
satisfied vvllh your profession, why net
enter the commercial field? AVe desire the
services of several educated men of (reed in.
pcarnnre and address; a eplendld opportunity
for enerteilr. ambitious men. Call or
phene nfler 10 n. m.. 308 Shubert Dldir.
locust (17l.i,
EULTKitH, first clnssi nlcrlty of piece work.
Apply nt our Philadelphia office. 23(1 N.
12th st.. or dlre.-t te the Sun Shtpbulldlni
Ce. of Chester, Pa
ItCOKKKKPKIl
The Public Ledcr Ce. desires the eervlcei
of nn rrflclent bookkeeper te work at nlihti
hours li tn 11 p. m.
APrLY IITH AND CHESTNUT f3TS.
Ask for Mr. Wlest
UOYS WA.VT13D KOH NIGHT WOHK:
MPRT IIB (1VK11 III; CHANCI! I-Uli
ADVANCI3MI3NT., APPLY Al.4r.ll n
LOOK L,1'VaKn OfKICi:. l'll-TIt
a neY's jeu Avrrir a riiTum:
Twe 1 vneniiclea tn editorial departments of
Public Ledger for hrlfht bevg ever Ifl: sal.
arv le start $10. See Mr. Joyce. 800 Chest
nut st., third fleer.
Must b 10 vears or ever, te work In wall.
rspcr rscterv; steady werk: Reed waxes!
brim: affidavit. Apnli- stt once. ""'
HKt'lC, SMITH PAOH
WATI3II AND S.NYDEH AVH.
HO",."?. HI tn 17: must be Reed writers and
necur.ite at fleures. Brammar school cdu.
catien or hctter. Apply L'mplnjmcnt Depart
ment P. O. Ilnr HOI, Philadelphia
HOYS Delivery bnja: opportunity for ad
vancement: steady position f0r Keed heis:
brine; three references. Van Dusen a,
Mekes. IP.'.I Chestnut st.
CANDIMAM.KS en homemade reeds, also
thoreiuhly exiM-rlcnced hememnde candy te
act In capacity of superintendent: one havlnj
had cxpertenc In h.indllntr help. Apply Do De
tvvctn 10:30 u. in. und 1 p. 111.. 17 S. M kl.
CnPYHOLDIIH Yeunu- man le held ropy.
... 1!" ,ublle IdBcr. Apply llfth flour.
after n a. in.
DIIAKTSMAN wanted. experienced en lav.
. ,n,B eul. '!!'?. vi'eclally en uhcet. metal
? ,,,n anU, "cht wrought Iren. Address
C IHO Ix-dgep Office
fcl.nCTRICIANS. experienced both en mi.
rlne and construction wurk. Apply at our
Philadelphia i.rflre. .'.".O N. IL'th it or ell.
rect te bun .Shipbuilding Ce. of Chester.
HSTIMATOIIS, electrical, experienced en
overhead line construction and repairs.
stale salary and exp. X lit. Ledger Uffice.
I'OltEMAN
i:xrEninNcnD in ncnii casinos
nEST niSFKnuNcn
salaut ie
v e:s. r.KDfircii eitick
"l5.BdMf.?i cl,;C,,tr;uci.ieanrJ'nrepdMrs'5 S5S
INVESTMENT SECUItl TIES
I3xpert needed bv a lnrce flnsnei-,1
Institution In this city; at least 5
leant experience iinnlvzlnir stocks
nnd bends; cnpable of discerning
geed Investments: collese Brnduste
or enulvalent trnlnlnB: thernugh y
familiar with and willing te de d.
tall werk: net ever fir, eara of asei
geed personality and references es
sential; interestlnu salary.
EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE, Y M. C. A.
1121 Airh n
JANITOR w-nnted vvlilte position nermanenl:
reference reuulrcd. Thresher llres . 13"2
Chestnut stj
LIM.MAN Klrst-class eleetrle light line
man: steady work; geed waies. 1 118.
I.edeer Ofilce.
LOCOMOTIVE MACHINISTS AND
BOILERMAKERS
WANTED
IOn OUT OK THE CITY
PENNSYLVANIA ItAILIiOAD
1023 riLIU'.RT ST.
I'lHEADELPIUA, Pa
MAN AND WIPE (white), te takn entire
charBc; man nuisl he useful butler; must
have geed references. Phene OverbrecK
RS70 befere 12 or after 0 or call Monday
in 8. fitly st.
MHN WANTI3D
7S P1311 W13I3K
nxKCUTrvK positions
Iho opportunity of n lifetime for n permanent
future and a salary ratuclne $31100 $Ki,nt(l
per ear when abln te handle the work ef
fecllvel), the men vie deslre niu be uvtr '.'t
pnd have common hi hoel e.luratlnn, lie wlllliw
In barn In their npnm lime nnd bavliie in
limited ambition, determination and Initiative
no experience necessary If willing- te dsvei
H few hours each week te learn Important
technical knowledge; the few chosen will b
trained by experts und assisted 10 positions
and anlary according te nblllly.
Interview without obligations by appoint
ment only.
KXllCOTIVi: RRRYICK IIUnRAII
Bl TnANBPOUTATlON HLtKl.. PHILA
UBN
DOLTEnS
Et.KCTIHCIANa
(Marine and Construction Men)
rtlVUTEItS
(lnt-lda and bottom shell mm)
SI3COND. CLASS lUICJULATOItS
PIIKKT MKTAL WORKKItM
HUB money meda en piecework)
BTIUJCTUIIAL FITTUIIH
We have plenty of noed. steady work for
men Hmklns- eleadv employment. Ne floater!
nced apply. Call Knipleyinent Deuartment.
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