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Letters to the Editor
Defends Philadelphia Girls
Jfr ff J.'rfiror o "' .'iMif'it; fiiMIc t rtlp'r
Sir t imi tint "llUBtpil" r
ITtrdlnit r-nl Phlliii pltln ulrln In ) iur 1V
pjft'b Knrum t olumn tmln. nnd with hln
Iftttr ullll Iwfurr mr. I vnnl tn nApr It .
ivQ i It I cnn'l i)n: out tn him tht 'it-1
) Jr.lKtnki n P-npl. nri tin nrt In Ju-1(r- j
hl h e In Hum ' ifi'l Ih'M orltlrli.i ,
without Klilns ili" ulJec mi" thnunht Ihr
j)t nnnirn nml the t t irrn iif lh rlt
r nil th" oii.'b ou rf rounil caf. In
th ilRnri hal r on th- ulr ol enrnor- or mi
rromfiiftili nimiir our thnrouahfftrn unlcffl
Curlnir buiiifF hmir
i I iton t kn -w Hint" ' lilpjul.l" "I'tiil I
ibrut woin-ii ' n Klii.hm t'Utu Hi hvii I urn
sure It nuii i frum u i din-f tht I (in-tlorntil-
h n nil llin hr hA fnm In
cut tun lth wnntril him In tu thorn rnitil
'utrrii illnmon'l rlnif nml ni Mnt No
ctir cnuM f'r nmmont lii'nclnp nn Rlrl of
(fnMneMi intlnft limn ' I'Mi lir nny
thirir ui lect nni'l th: " msiwl t"
ho murrl! nor ripri tn I"1 nk'ii t" th
Tltt. tlir ltlipMi' in pn' pirn i i illnnr.
An r ti"Mlilo tri ioi I rifm .in nffr
n t ti ! r m iftnt " t'i tiwi- nr t a
rul lie o'ni to tllntif r mil
mud" b: k
friend of Mr iwni tnniliiu.
Iiuumi wli'O up h' lt'fr hj "
Irr tf t i !' st to tutid in front of
tbr Hidiiiit titloo or t r.'irth and
Vi-kri t.it ir ivfrmp thr liatron of a
dniici lull on Vnrkr-t utr-'ri In ordi r to me 1 1
ih" rnni irl v h I II Bet th nnrit
No lii:utl ' ioii'o N'ttrr lo th
hotll l-i'-ll .- that In "il'l nth whro 'oij
how -n lnndlnB and in'nv v"h n ou
Honk of ih eian of glr "ou hnir mt
That t li-re the llnci-r. Th nr-- looV
Irf for uch sim ou 'ihn maVr J.lft"
month nnd nrc llln lo "frd thm
It t .. t.-ri unfllr fir ih rrltlo ! Jud
perionn from Inn o n r-Mrtrni'e nnd f
Deelnll' ulthojt color over thr nuhjirt
er-full lo hl mini! mil findtnif out
whftli-r ii i not nu fnjn ih-it h do. k not
choa m'ir lrt eemiMin Human mtiir"
I. ih m lh 'or!1 oM-r t im urc nd
while 1 hair not hen nround th- world "H
dlffernl time not men
nor mini
hnndri.! .if nil'"" from thi clti
fe
that "e hair as mani rfln I
ronaldrr.lt
nd ru inrd ttlrla and nomon
Pnllad'
rhla im I" n other ell
of thle or an'
otlwr iountr.1 The onii
trouble "It" 'h
... .. .' i m .ik
ItKiriKte.l l til'
thei in not kliu II tne
rUM pl.ico "
Ihei irn ii il .ui;ht hi thl
clie of Bin
Think of the thiumd
uwn ihoU'.m.i
of elrl anil nun women
of thl elt h
semi .11 th-ir ..nr.' ilm'
In 'I.' horn in
tlmliiiit th Ir minis throUBh roi.l'oa or ....
"...lalnn l- .le-'-nhle frle'ids Th. 1 I
'church .ind Pundni school, and for recrea- j
!tlon the th.ntr.. musl-'ul i o "- ,
Thei mav Mkr din. lint nd cc-IH' l"lt.i ;
!tton l man prliate d HH'. but nstin'i Ii
Vlrls ..f ihi r1a nnd th.- are the hleh ,
.cli'sn of womanh md of this clt .md tip ,
wnlv kind worth knowtnic lo not ro to il.im'. J
Ihalls or prnnviiade Market street in tn .
veninK You annol meet them no'"
throuah ihe prop-r channel un Inlrnductl. ,
ttirwiKli a mutii-l friend Th.-e- sir's ne
ek acnuilntanceshlp Th.'j don't hme t.. i
It come to them unsiuht for their r.nn-
toent Kood breedlnc. -ne-al IniHIIaenc.
Wnd ourt.' It alwus kei- .1 host ..f -id-j
"mlrers iilanit them " ,N
rh'lndelphla March 22 I'.i-M.
J Let Them Keep Walking
Votll- ri).'..'0( fhe KiriH'!) PMbllr '"''"'.
, mr I would like to nil to "Dlsnusted
evho wrote
todni In tn r.vr.M-.
tr.Kirn. I know
tr.m town and
bo) who .!e,red n
wtilt n Is tn l" in n
try in iniet n iclrl or
person as n frlnd. not
a mere btiiKiull.
No. friend, do not choose u Klrl ou
Would me.t at .ini of the places ou su
et..1 Th. are the cr ones who are 'lie
blB-timers The are the ones who wint
to ent it th- Rlti The) .ire the ones who
rr .... KIok for ..n easy mark. Let th-m keep
on wnlklmr alone Market -treet nnd th
fasier thei walk the letter off )ou will tn .
1 If lour mm hid appeared im d.iulit : I
coull h'He mad wur la in Philadelphia
.more pleisant hi ntrnduc'nu )"U to icm'
nice ulrlf I ha been nulle fortunate a
to nteetlne some veri fine one rur
Narberlh. Pa M.iMi 22. 1021
Blue Laws Are Liberal
Told. I it'l:- nt th- "-.'lenine Public l.rilgir.
pirMi friend M.irk llonman eem con
Men hi! ' bet ur h m recent presen
tation nf Ch-llan hihtiath oliernce and
the liws th.-teto Tnsteid nf connnln him
self in the tn ittrr at lue he dlierls a por
ii,. hi tuck i . his opimn nt In the
Amhnlm
II onile-c.'inlilil ifrant that I ' display
I..., nf nn fducntlon ohtiln-d at
col
Itce or nior Iik
I It some ttieolnBICl!
seminar) II
.use ine of "amajInK
ihfn no falliclous I'K'c but forijets
tn hack up hi ae rtlons h) corroborate e
vldence.
1 wonder if M- llnaman knows (h.it
Khen i parn I" dh.ilo iteta orf Ills sul
Jet ml maV a p-r'nnal nttni'k upon
his oiponenl II I n ure smn that he I
worsted In tl' ardumenl realiwe his .1.
r.. -n.! iri.i. lo throw dtrt Into ! of
the audi-nce to di ertlnit thrlr attntioi
In
nn '" r 'ir"H 'I"
l-nr I'lll.inr. Mr llouniin speaks
of the
"Infamous blue law of 1704 but he pre.
'sent no el ideiice lo show In what wn)
the) are Infamous Are we slinpli t.
take hi word for ii ' Mr l"uin rpeak-
"Im of ihe Sabbath enforcement laws. saa
"Ii t i plu ihil Mr iff
'th pleasure of llilnir aNnit
ajro vh'n Mmllar laws wer
nfore. d he rrimul
did not h.iie
(lie ceniurl
rr) rlld'
.. Ihe Sinn-
Ish Jnnuisiiioi -in 1 th
h end. nt Infrr.-ne '
bath law irc n I
I'Urn 111 of w Itches
1 ihil If th Sab-
enfone.1 todai It
would no-ati toriui. i
for all opponents "f
Do Mr HoKnnn
l-urnlPK at the alak
Unhbath oheeriani'e
ralli lllee tie cm
r SJi'h cnidi' ni e
avj'C full PUi
r,pr..ntilloii as tin ir v nn" io
thing at all about the P.pnsiHanla Jnl
bull epforcement Ian Ii knows ver) eii
thit these lii lnirfere ilth or resinei
the rolls-Pius lll-rtle of no on or Interfere
.oi m, N.r.nn'1 rltfht lo lotshlp Uod In
hi own denomination whether
till! t
ho.lh'n I'hristinn or 1.
comre-ll 'd to h ttend no
Wither Is he
church If h
Cll'ioers lo 1101 do "
ah ii"i ion Ih. I'ulh
Ttin Mr HoHTiono
Instnil of ir- mir i"
fr'gln o o ''Ih 1 ile
rf ih rMurn oi
the ?panh Inquisition
i. e . H.i nus
sriglnai
ind
fr
ihe O'lrnlnK .
n Ii. n Mill
F o 's ,te nuht(
oo lo dlsllk I
sihl'e this nation
n ioIokts 'I'd much ,.i
ihe fict reniilo ihai
elooni people nl t 1
is ehor a a tople
our
de-a
nn t i hrleiisn lo a vnt prep, n
While Ih-r. I no union of ihurcli
t ih u-'jn! ni.ioin.- of Ih.i linn
tn nation has made ' 'hrlstmns Mo a ,ii
!,,, ),, , . , silo; d.Ai- 'h' osiioiikI pHiik
tn thai d and .altlnw up-iii the popi
to sp.nd the day lu h .nor of iho font do
i ''hrlsHHnln I hansgli mg llsv w'th
11 i h-l.tUn origin Is iil.i. I 'eaa hoi
.Hi iiur PresiHeni ' saoto to .1 ih
m, I,, ,i r p.. .lOU HI ' lie 1 hrisll'! I I fc 1 .
C'Mk-r. and the lnl I eKsl. I'jn s ha e
their I'hnsilan ch.pliln l the arnu
and m ' Th 111191 ha. Snhhalh r'i
for 01.Mi1 Uis An sluleil .if lllslor an
ll II 'KOinll presumes lo t,r. ou"it to l.pn I
'. would sun if h real') sludl thr his
'ton of minkind th n lh relmluus nsiinc'
It s, fl-inl iiiiplanl d l" th .er. nil. r f
e-er normal hilinan heirg 1h.11 ifo itiere
,w illl 'tiio ih. hlslor o' r er ft!. nod
-ra - 'f il r w-irld prrseni or pasl li Sr
.;l. 11 i in-tl. Oik' S"lrl f 'Tin it reunion
'leu. man "f ihes religions are unen
'llalilonei and ("griad'Ps. '1 Ihrle I .ndenr'es
Man, inner ha sono n, .mini; leaihlngs
In u in, -a f suiiorsni ,p ijijt iherr u one
religious ie hvr wto utterrd such sutilllpr
trulh in ngard 10 man's relations to his
( r.Hiii i, III (IUIIi ti Ills .ll"l llli-n
.that ivVreier thes. doclrlnes hn.r le-n
vaneptvd and pr.irlleM.1 in their orllainst pur
ID Ae se a a-ondrrful Iran .formation o'
a'huruan rhsrsiter fo- the t.itr, and It is
In thi iH'iiin inosl inPurni'! I. the do'
trine of this uroai te.,hi thai i find ih
greatest ad anis in art s"iene ' oni
niene, "-luiallon llhern luslic and phi
anthrnp Willi a i their r.ull and follies
tbe Christian iuil"OS are In Ih. for, from
of human proairj 'o.ard ihnt inlll.nniuio
whleh Ik the anal of mankind from Ihe b.
ginning
K 'V VilVKII
l?l
Gordon Pa Marrh
Ex-Soldier Protests
To the Vi'xtor nt he r '
i enietr futiilr
slm of am
t.tioer
Sir I den Ih ila
says soldier returned from the war are n r
phyalcalli nt than when the) left M ui
21) per rent of th. men who saw res
service are sllll suffering from ih. rfens
of the campaign I i" "d from 1(111 '
The People's Forum will appear diillr
In the Evening I'tihllc ladgrr. and also
In Ihe Munrfar Puldlr laMser. tellers
dleeusstng timely tnplm nlll he printed.
as well as rrqueoled pooina, and questions
of (tneral Inlerrsl villi be answer.
PEOPLE'S FORUM
I.etltrH lo the Uilllcr slioulil bp n.t
lirk'f nml to the point as possible.
moltilriR aiijthlttK (lint woulil open
n tlctininlimtloiinl or 'eotnrlnn dis
cus? on.
No attention will bo pnlil to unonw
iiioiis Ipttern. N'ttnics ntnl mlilrrEfiss
mum bj -Ik-mi nn .tn rMil-iU'o of
Kooil fHllli, althouiili tiantes will "ot
be prln(ct) If request Is itintle ttisit
tliey bo omtiteil.
Tin publleatlon of n letter Is not
t-i be taken as an Indorsement of lla
'es bj this paper.
(.'nmmtinlcntlont will not be re
(tirneil unless aceoniimnled by poet
nite, nor will innniserlp( be sned
1PI9 inn ffaPt'd tn lor nttd m.i In tlirrr
hattlr. I nlso boutht l.lhert.v bonl, t
mi of thi-fo May-lit h mil' blrilit "m to
think that r r pntlll"d In no nonnldrrn
lion Sui'l, U arHtlmd' '". II l.
I'hllsilelphli March 17 1H2I '
Question Answered
Who Is Right?
70 th UrlVm o' r t tiif 'nb.r ,rdqfr
Sir IVnuM ii ulrn of the IVuplo'i roruin
k. ini.rpFtxd in no iriumnt h
rnl
I 'oni mi oi rr.r.ird to tiro-" uti of tnm a
thst iVn i iimcli iHiintu 10 .VCn It w nrnrcr
S 1ft thnn S .in Tin- otliwr mho It Ii nnrrr
T. .10 Nriure Ihf penrnt ft 1ft will 1- ' the
nit mornlnu no nrcordlnir to th n ennd nr-
Kum - nt It lll h-' ft nn In ten mlnuti-a nnd
ft'lft In ideien hour and nftv.flio niln ite
or the nt mnrnlnit Th nrnt claim tlint
It I onll Hi.. mlnulo fr in .".''.Ml lijik lo
ft IS ivhll ii I t-r nilnulie to ft .10 to thl
It I lion rer lift
JUIIV 1 St.EUI
I hliidelphli Mnr-h -M lf?1
Solves Land Disposition Problem
Tn th ;'tfor of thr ;i'.himo 'nllr .i if rj r
Mi In naser to Jopli ". itnplr'., pro)
in In thr KiriiMi Pi m ir I.KpurR .if
M.irch .1 In 'ihlrh I" .rlr.. thit Ihrre
iuarrr of 'i quar Ii. ill ...l Into f u
'iUl! p:ie ,t l tir Inn the im Mint I
..n'.l v.. i pit. i. r i oi Inc .liitnin
1
cut
off
J
S tri:i. M IIMT,11
l'hl..ldi'llll.l. Mnli'h '.'.1. IU2I
I; pl and illia-ram alo upr,lli,d 'n "It
M ' Clinton Sifter. Itolnnd R1" ' P D
P ' Herl.Tt J Hans Miss Mm ntiBer
nld "A Mnde School Oradu.ite Cirll
Wolff Maier. Choree W Ho.km.in R
Fo'kmm Dnild M'trklev A. H. 1'erklnpine
Silnli..! I'leirfleld. : L Ch ipni.m, .Innp's
P J-'liklns, ttenjaiulli KerlT. llranill' W
Cooler, i: Howard. John H netirrjenn Al
frid J Veleon and W H. t'lirtleiUe
Presents Problem
To thr Kilitnr of Ihr Kir,tii-i Public Lnlo'r:
"Ir lion- I one t. tri Tako th. :..".
siuir. and ue onli the numlers 1 to ft each
number ft times,
.ich direction.
mlBht show him
mrfkliiH a total of 1ft In
If Mr Patterson like. 1
1 or 1i wave of dolmt tint
JOHN M KNnt'Itii.
March t7. 1H21.
rhll.ididphla.
Answers Two Problems
To thr Htlltor of the Et rnino Public t.cdofr
Mr I Inclose answeis to problenn. ub
mltte.1 b "I.arr of th Hills and .Ininee
II Ferree. Jr
1 The flddlir In Un lnor wns sl"ter to
the fiddler In Wnne
2 The dinner ainl th thr plate
Tl.e father had n pint
STEAMMIIP NOTICES
VISIT EUROPE NOW
fc WHITE STAR LIN
VKW lOHK LIVERPOOL
Apr. 2'.ir. SOlMiiy 2Si ,
... . Apr. In'Mnv HlJune 11 I Meicnntlr Apr. 21
NEW YOIIK ( lli:illlorilti SIIVTHAMPTON
pr. 0 May 40l.nnplr Apr. SOiftlny Ul.Iune
YORK nnd HOSTON - ZOUl (lllllt I.T II NXPLKS fil'.NOA
Apr. 2nCrelle May 11
Celllr . .
Cedrle . .
Adriatic
N K1V
C'nnople
I llll.,llll,l.l III
MaeUlnaw (frelnht only) pr. 5
AMERICAN LINE
N. Y.. Pljmotilli rherbnnrs;, Antwerp
Finland Har. 2(1 Apr. 30
l.nplunil pr. 2Mny 7
Kioonland .... pr. It Mn 14
Zeelnnd . . P'. 1R May 21
NEW YORK TO UIMIIl'HO
nillKC'T SKUVICK
Mlnneknlidn .Mar. 31 (3d eli. only)
Mniieliurln Vpr. 14 May 20
Mongolln Al'r. - Jne 0
New Triple SYrew 17 200 Tons.
Philadelphia fllnagotv
m ..1 Tumult Mar. SlKlalalmd Apr. IS
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE COMPANY
Pnsaena-er Office. 1S10 Walnut St.. Phlla.
WILLIAMS STEAMSHIP CO., INC.
"Ship By Water"
LOS ANGELES HARBOR, SAN FRANCISCD
PORTLAND, SEATTLE and VANCOUVER
VYILLSOLO (e. Ctjocet) Apr 1
WII.LFARO (8000 Tons) April 18
WII.I.POI.O (8000 Tons) May 8
WILLIIILO (11.000 Tons) May 28
Receiving Pier 3. South. Phila.
For ra'e and p r j i -" SPP')
WILLIAMS STEAMSHIP CO., Inc.
lit Dreiel BiiUdlng. Custom House Place
Bell I'honei laimhnrd 0(113
s. s.
s. s.
s. s.
s. s.
CUMMINS LINES
U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steamers
Regular Fright Service
PHlLiDELPHIA TO HAMBURG & BREMEN
SS SHORTSV1LLE .Loading
PHILADELPHIA TO ANTWERP & ROTTERDAM
SS "ARIZPA" April 15
For apace and rat apply
A. D. CUMMINS & CO., Inc.
139 South 4th S, Phila., Pi.
Lombard 4127-4128.8467; Main 1348
.
Mun
!'Ke;ir Bldf.. Baltimors
The tin (I the fath -r had another rIH(e.
'I lie koii of tl r ri.n of the father had thv
h'i.1 plnte KI.IIANtm MISIltAN.
I'l lladelphia M'r.-h 'JL'. Ifi"!.
To Rap Wood
In Ihr ftH'nr nt thr fi-iioo Public .cdoit:
Sir- What l the origin of the uprtl
tloua eeienton of rapping iooil In ord.'r to
nert oilIT V I. tlHOSn.
Phllndctrlila March ii HUM.
tn tutrent nnd therefore fhrlallan. mtth-
..'! It lMialmd that Hi loiocklnv la a
imb-illc rniir. one tnp for inch poreon
. ' the Trlnll and (iron wood a tifjlne
the ho1 rood, There la reason to supimae
that til' tuper'tltlon lon untedates the
cnntpanihe rellKloua culture of th Chrla
Han era, for In the mstha of e.itl Unman
rellirlou belief the iiomt of Neml !-
ullarlj IioIj. nnd In our race we hale the
ani-rrd onk nnd mlatletm- of th- Druid cult.
1h aiibjoct pn lw puraued with Inlereat
In l'r.iaT' "Hold n llnu-h." In which much
Information of thin character will 1 found
c tni'lete
The Digits Problem
1 the 1 dtlor ot th' Ki rwpio Pibili' l.edutr:
fir -In reinj tn J. It l-Hll-n jiioli
lem rofiulrlOK the Hrr.inRi'inent of the flret
line dllt In urh n innnuer that when
COilid toacllier thei t itnl 1011 e.irh IV
pro to rhow In thi problem th Hiicr H'
1ft t ,1rt 17 DH-t 2 (fin
KIJWA11H f'K K .IONIC
Nirioti. Phllndelihl.i, March 1". If'.M
Thla iUllon I mimicul aa followa by
Henri H WormliU .14 ftd . I 7 H" ?
lin
"Joan of the Tov.er"
Tf he Eittorot the Ki "einy 'lib1!! L 'ifd r,
Sir- Who wp ".loin of ihe lower ' who
la lonneeted with the hlMnri of PcoiLind'
u I n
Phtlad-lrhla March J1 1(;i
jnan in iur iriiir wnr iiie ninmui'
cuen to Inn Qui en -.f ycotland. who'
relKTwd ae 'lueen from Tu' 11-1 to 1.1n2 j
he win born In the lower if London nnd
wi cnllrd hi the yrota .1 inn Makrpence '
Ur ninrrl.iKe to liaild It wk Includ' d
inoiic the condition of the peace cor
udfd a' N rth.inipttitt on .lull IS 13S
Poems and Songs Desired
Author of Poem
I nth' r.'rfiloro thr t rvlnrj Public l,erlorr
"Ir Herman r Trueauff Inquire In I
tilKht s IVopln p rorimi for the authot '
h. poem iTBlnnlnB "If 1 were told ihil i
iiiiii die tomorrow of which he cjuot
ft ur stanzas .nut of nine T h.. lyytn mm
w titian bi Miss Snr.ih Clianneey ' Wools"
(Suin Coolldse) It I nl.i ncceslble In a
tolleriion of rellBlous jioetry called 'lie
I wen th Maine ' to rnnnv II. Hates
pa... I ui CALKtl IIAt.DV.nSTON
1'hll.idelpliln. Marrh 22. 1021.
Locates Story
Irthr p; (for of the I'vcnien I'ublte Leitoer
Sir T'lf "old stori, about h man who
emptoMd Imip nnd hnd h room for them to
wait in v ,th nrlou ..rtlcles arrnnired
iround t excite cijrloslt) ' Is rnlled "Elm
Tre- Hall It wns one of a collection
In a book entitled "The Casket of Orms "
puhllhd in llo.ton In s.1k c. K. (1
Phllnd. Iphti March 2.1. 1021.
"Erin Afar O'er the Sea"
7o thr hfiitur of the f.'iepiitg Public I.rdner.
Sir In .our People's Forum of Saturday
iftlh ult . Mr Keruuson nskr. for a sonz or
linom contnlnliiB these linp
"My blood I as Irish as Irish enn be.
Viol m) lirnrt Ih with Erin, far oer th"
sen
Hro are n few lerpPM that I remember
Can some render upplj the mlenR line?
n.
Philadelphia. March 1, 1021.
f'olumbln the free le the land of mi birth.
Mi paths h.v .. ben all on American earth.
Hut mi blood Is a Irlh as nny can l.
And mi henrt I with Erin afar o er the
rea.
Mi fnther nnd mother nml friends all
around
Were diURhters nnd son of the pnlnted old
Brourvl
The trav.le.l her brlcht rlnlna and moun
tains amomr.
And
Mled her fair
with sons:.
iallei, with laush and
dnne Ihelr
own
Bai dnucep nnd often thsy
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.-leoinris , I 8 i(ii'iii Honul
second on.' (ninl cl jrjiiiiisjj.
nnd irnml ofrne 'LsT'tJ'lV i
I-nlea n id lurileiilnrs npnls AS'isCzSrtvm
nr Pass, nser Igrnrr nr In Hfm'IwffSlI
son Steamship Line hE&$3
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'Tla (rue In old Ireland In i.lje anrt In tone!
I alnr their aweet ersea nnd hear them
with ittee,
or each touch tella of Rrln afar o'er the
eea
If I were In beautiful Dublin today.
To the apola I hold aacred t'd noon find my
way:
Tor I know where o'Connell and Curran are
laid,
And where loed llobert Kmmel Ilea fold In
the ahade.
If I were In Wexford, lion fondly I'd trace
t'aeh field I haxe marked on each map of the
place.
TMiere th brave Ml, men poured hotly and
free
Their blood for dear Rrln afar o'er the a.
Deateet home of m. fnlhera, t'd liold Ihet,
lo blame,
And in) chieka would at tlmen take the
rrlmnn of hame, '
Hut 1 know thj pad tale thro' eni h. orrow-
atnlned line
That Ihe mlxht of the tjrnnt waa sreater
than thine.
Hilt lhe tell lni the atrlfn I not jet Klc;i
o'er,
that th Rntlnnt old trtah will (ry It one
morel
fhei will call with their harp When her flan
la unfurled
llr aona and their aona from the end of
the world.
If o. fio a rifle thal'a tru lo a hair,
A. brain that can plan and a hand that can
dure,
And Ihe aummnna will rearer hae died out
whn I'll be
Mid the ereoh field of Hrln afar o'er the
pea '
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IIALFOl'R. In lmln remembrance of
ALEXANDER IIALKOUR. who departed
this life March 2S, 1003. Thy memor eier
cherished
JBeatfjg
ANDREWS March 23, 1021. MARIE AN
DREWS (nee Olonlcxak), wife of Frank R
Andrews Relatives and friends are Invited
lo attend funeral Tues s a tn., from her
late resldenre 12,1ft Thurman st.. Camden.
N J Maa of requiem Sacred Heart Church
l .10 a m Int. Calvary Cem.
liANOERT Suddenly, March 2.1. 1021,
JOHN H . bust and of Anna IlanRerl (nee
linker). Relatives ind friends, also till or
gantaatnns of which he wns a member, are
Invited tn funeral, Tues,. 8:.1o a. m from
the residence of hla dnushter. Mrs. Marie
t.)nch. 2227 Paxe at (near 23d and Norrls
sts.) Solemn requiem miss St. Elizabeth's
Church 10 a m. preclsel) Int. Holy riiul
chro Cem.
nENSON. At the residence of her daugh
ter, Emma L. Dalpe. on March 27. 1021
ELIZA 1IETII J . widow of Frederick II. Hen.
son Itelatliep nnd friends are Invited to the
service on VAcdts-eday ufirnoun nt 2 o'clock,
at her Inte residence, 833 Corinthian ave.
Interment private
111(11. KV March L'ft tn'Jt .irmv .
of late .Inries and Marcutrt lllge. Rela
tive and frlenda. also all organlratlotis
of which he wis a mtn1er. an- Invited to
intend funeral. Wed.. 8:30 a. m . from hla
late ropldcnce. 2410 V, Marshall st Sol
umn requiem mass st Edward's Church 10
a. m. Int. Hoi) Sepulchre.
HnNHAOE March 2.1. ROSA M IION
HAHE. daughter of John and Anna llonhage
In.. Vl.lp.rl I1.I..I... ..I... 1. .- ..
!"ilallty nf St. I.ulwlg'a church Invited to
funeral. Tues . h.30 a 111 . from parents'
rosnlence. 1011 N r;7ti, ,t. Solemn high re-
qnlem mass at St Ludwlg'a Church. 0.30
11. 111 sharp. Int Most Holy Redeemer Cem.
mmilENSKI .March 27. JANE, wife of
I the lato Charges Hnrsenskl. It. lathes and
friends are Invited -o attend funeral serv
irep Wed , 2 p. m precisely, at her lata
residence", 3028 N Itrond st. Int. Adath
Jeshurun Cem
IKiYLE March 24. T1IOMA8 J . son of
"'allle and the late Thomas J llo)le (nee
Hell I. Relatives and friends are Invited to
attend funeral, Tues. 8:30 a. m . 1418 8.
"7th st Solemn high maso of rrqulem St
labrlel'a Church 10 c in Int Holy Cross
( em.
DOYLE.-March 22 HANNAH, wtfe of
Bernard Ho)e Reiatl e and friends In
vited to funeral. Tues. 8 3o a. in, residence.
3pn2 Aspen si Sulmn requiem mass St.
Vicutha'h (.hurch lo a m Int Holy Cross
HIUOIIT. March 21 ESTHER, wife of
Jisslo Bright. Funeral Tues.. 2 p. in., from
I her lale residence. 2.1,14 N. 25th at Friend
! ' all Mon. eienlng.
BROOKS March 2.1 WILLIAM P. f) .
husband of Alice Brooks (nee Dabney). aged
HI Itelatliea and friends. hIso Mellla Lodge
Vo 20ft r nnd A. M ; Jerusalem R. A.
'(.niter No 3. Man Cointnandery, No. 30,
l 1 Joppa Council Vn IH, Phlla Con
sinnri No .12 Lu Lu Temple, Enterprise
A.H..mhli Ni tn A i VI P Inilta-il to
('moral Wad I p m., from hit- iate resl -
iletiio. .1811 Sepvlva st Servl.ei and Intrr
iff nt 'lrl.lt) Lutheran t'hurth ? P. in.
BRYAN At Columbus N J.. March .0,
ACIISAII R wife nf oorge w Bran, In
her Tilth jear llrlstlves and friends are tn-
illed to attend funeral services at the
Mansfield M-ellng House. Third-day. Third
Month 20 2 i in Int Mansfield Ruryltig
(Iround
IIRYNE - March 27 1021. ISABELLA
BRVNE (nee lyiughrsd) wife of James
llr'in' Ilelatliep friends and Camp No.
71 P o of A. are Invited to attend fu
..erni -eril.es. Wed 2'30 p. III. lato resl
!eni. 2oo'.' St Alhins si Int Mt. .Moriau
Remains may be viewed Tues. eve.
HA)fllEHUIN. - Marrh 2fl. 1021
i.ii'iivi r riumrlii.. .. ih. Iat llen-
Jdinlu und I .illiiirlin- Chaiuborlaln. Iljneral
fr ,m ihe reldeni-o of hr nephew, Frank
Bingham 43 N 11th st. ligan Mass
llol child Church Broad at. nnd Dun
aimon .w Wed III n in.
i'HANTRY -On March 27 HELENA, be
'" e daughter of Commander and Mrs. Allen
' ha mr- u 8 N Cunersl and Interment,
Ma lern Iowa
iH.EIIAl'OH - March '.'. at her rest
leu i- 4871 (Irlscom st . Frankfoid. HAR
RIET i; widow of Henrj, K. Colebaugh.
yerlies and Int at convenience of the
fa in 1 1
'"PE Marrh 2ft 1021 CHARLES 1.
hiishnnd of Laura Cope (nee Johnaon) Rela
tives and friends also Mt Carmel Asso..
'f in v ii. rl to altond funeral services, Turs,.
. v in resident e of his son-in-law. Bsnja-
I" Maachal. .17S4 Cedar ave Int. prl-
H'e I'rltmlH ina call AVoll. OVe
I ( (il'Etl'AKE March 2.1. JOSEPH hue
1 I .mil of r.ltzibtith Copi-alako. aged ft7.
'11. Un .a nnd frliind. are In) .ted to attend
i funeral ten Ires. Tuea , 2 p m. at lain
1 i.si.ir,. . im Cntnii rmi.. t'heltvnham.
i Mnn'sninrn Co , Pa. Int. Northwood Cem.
i inv Vlarrl' 2.1 CATHEKINB. wlduii of
I Jam. a I Cox. Ilelatlvea and frlinda are In-
iir.i i , intend funeral, Wed 8.30 a m .
fn.n hr late residence 3010 E Thompson
si Solemn requiem mass at Church of Na-
t'it 10 n in Int. New Calhedral Com
i Arts -March 27 MARTIN F. CRAIN.
. Ileli i ea and friends aro Invited to attend
rnn.r.,1 nr.i.s 7 a m . from his lata, resl-
dene "Itt Oreen at. Maaa al St. Francis
Xi. irs Churrh Sam. Int Sharon. Pa.
It la ronuea'ed thai no (lowers ho sent
(l SvK'UHAM'.--March 23 MAROARET
I 'ne. Maherl widow of the lal Robert
f'unn nghatii Relatives and friends Invited
tr (moral Tues 8 30 s. in . lale real
den . 1410 N Oratz st High requiem mass
at Si Francis Assist 10 a in Int Thomp
son iie I'inn ... ,
rill U'l-a Al Mno.iii, S I starch 2rl.
THOMAS C DII.KE8, aged 117 ltealliea
and friends also Manilla lntge. No. Oft, V
and A M are Invited tn attend funeral,
Weil 211(1 p m , frniir Ills lale residence
Mantua N J Inl Mantua Cem. Friends
mi) rail 'lues , 7 to 0 p in
IXIKRH - March 20 MARY K wife of
Oeorgo I Doerr (nee Ehrle) aged 43. Rela
tlvrs and frlenda arn Invited to attend
funrrnl Wed., 3 p in., from her late real.
denci 1117 N. Reeae st liit private.
Northwood Cem. Remains lino I viewed
Tues sfler 7 p in.
DORS1.Y. March 27 OEOROB U. hds
Imnd of Jane Dorsey tnee Rudolph) Itela
lives and Irlendi ire Invlled lo funeral,
RermudAi
P Tw Dvw from. KmWXmcWlm
I
nBATTlg-
Wed.. ft:.10 a. m
late lealdence. ROOILWood
blna ae.. Oierbrook,
Bn'cmn requieid n
man
tur Ijiily of liurdea
Church 10 a, m.
int.
weimititer i;em.
IH)YI,E. On March 27.. 102
KL.IZA
llRTtl. dauuhter of Anna and the late Itlch.
ard Doyle, Itelatne
and frlende are In
cited In the funeral, on Thuraday morning
at S:10 o'clock, from her late realdence, 2M
H. Otlh at. Illah maaa nf requiem at Hie
Church nf the Transflsuiatlnn at 10 o'clock.
Interment In Holy Croai Cemetery.
VlKtli. -At llalllmore. Mil.. March L'o,
U-v. PTntCK R. KIAMMi. Of HI. PHer'a
i;hurch, Maryland, eon of the lata .lohn P
and Mary Flood (nee Carr). of Fannett,
t'ounly Doneaal. Indand. Solemn requiem
mtka at Pt. Peter'a Church. Mori.. 10 a. m,
and PI John the Kvamrellat Church, mth
end Chestnut pt., Phlli.. Tuca.. in a in.
to wlicll reerenit Tirrpn-. reiaiivca ana
frlenda are Imlted lo attend. Int. Holy Crna
' 'PnlUU On March 2.1. 1t3l. MMlOAftET
(nee Itee). wldoV of Francis V. Krlel. Itela-.
thea and friends Imlted tn funeral, onii.p m.. at nis iai resinencj. m n, Judsoti
Tuesday, at S:.10 a. tn.i from hrr late rest. ;t. Int. Fernwood Cem. Friends may call
denec. 143ft N. Watts it., Miieinn roouiem
ma." H Malachy's Chorcli. 0 a. in Inter.
tnent Holt Cross Cemelerj. ,..,.,.,
FULTON. On March 24. FntCMNCJHUY;
HEN. husband of the late Jeannetle C. and
Von of the late Hol-'l and Harriett Fulton.
aed 77 ears. Iteathe and frlenda are ln
itrd to attend funeral, from realdenco of lila
HOI1, .'111 OOUin W.. nurri im lurpun; .
J o'clock. Inlerrrrenl lernwood Cemelerj
Fr ends mil call .llonilay eening.
HORNF.TT. March 21, MERIAMNA B..
widow of Robert Hiirnett aed 8S. Funeral
rlcea Tues,. p. m., residence. IV488 Chan
cellor et also senlcej wd. a p. m., at
residence of ner son, i-rana; i. numeii, un
coin ttnlierslty, Pa Int. Oiford. Pa.
UA liv i.n. .Marcu vn. -haul wiaow ni
iinniei riArtn. Relatlies and frlendp are
Imltid to nrtend funeral. Tues,, 2:30 p. in..
'rom ner late resinence. ..i-i .-. mm si,
Int North Crdar Hill Cem. Remains viewed
fntl. eve.
OOntJAS. Marcn .. nunanu u. oim-
OAS. Relatlita and frlenda are Imlted
to attend aenlcep. Tues,, n p, m.. residence,
ftI02 Walnut rt. Int prliale. Friends may
call Mon eie.
HAHvi'iy. siarcn .o, ai nrr , iaie real-
denee, .1301 N inih St., SARAH B., widow
of Samuel Harvey Relatives and friends
Imlted to eenicea. iur., m..n. n. itt., par
lore of Martin Evny &. Son. oroo, Diamond
st. Itrt. prliate. West laurel Hill. Frlendp
mav call Mon. eve.
HASWrrT- -itarrn si inzi. sarah tnee
Dantetsen). wife of Charles E. Haslelt, Fu
neral snlces Tues. 2 p. tn., residence, 4021
snen pt ini, -ill. .iiorian tm,
IIAl'PT Al her res'dence. 22ft 8. 40th it.,
ui March 2ft. 1021. MARY E., wife of Henry
K. Hnupt Sen Ice on Tuesday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock, at 1R20 Chestnut at. Interment
private.
lir,L.i' r.ll l 1. -unrcii o. lHi:i. MUCIAN
HELKKRTY (nee MrDevllt). wife of tale
John Helferty. . Relathes nnd frlenda In
Hied to funeral, Tues,, 8:30 a. m., from
residence of her pon-ln-law. Oniric Fisher.
2S08 Memphis st. Solemn requiem mm at
St. Ann's Church 10 a. in. Inl. New Cath
edral Cem.
HENBON. At her realdence. 232 Wlster
at . ilermnntown. .MarcnzT. IipiIECCA I.
In her H7tn jear. iieintivee and trienda In
ilted to attend funeral eerMces. Tues.. 2
P 111 at residence of her son, Dr. William
P. Ilenson, 4833 Oermantown nve. Int. prl-
"itERON March 2d. CATHERINE A .
daughter of William aral late Catherine
Heron (neo Monaahan). Relatives and friends
are Invited to attend funeral, Wed.. 8:30
a. m . from ratner's reairtenre, oju a, 52,1
st Solemn mass of requiem Ht. Monica's
Church 10 a. in Int. Holy Crnra Cem.
HESBLBR. March 2ft. EDMOND JULIAN
hurband of Hemic M, lleaster. aaed 42 years
Rrlathep and frlnds Invited to funeral
Tues., 8:30 a. in., residence, flOOd Jefferson
st. Snlrmn rpqupm mass Church of Our
Lad) of liui.ips. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
JACKSON. March 27. CORNELIUS, hus
band of Ketla Ward Jackson. aBed 78. Fu
neral fe-rilcen at 411 B. Washington lane,
Oermentown. Tues.. 2 p. m. Int. private.
IIL'ltlEY. Suddenly. March 21. 1021.
I LEASANT husband of the lato Margaret
Ilunr). Ilelatlvea nnd frlnd. also em
Ployep nf P. n. T . and J. Mullen Street
Contractors. Imlted to attend services. Wed..
.1 p. in., at Inte residence, 811 N. 411th st.
Int. private. R mains may be viewed Tues..
s to 10 p. tu
Hl'llTT March 2(1. MAROtlERITE R
daughter of Joseph 11 and Minnie C Hunt
ngeil 20. Funeral serilcea Tues.. 2:30 p. m .
at her parenta' residence. Davlsvllle P.i
I Int prliate.
, JAnnEN. On March 20. 1021. MARY
daughter of It Earle and riorenre liule
ijarden (ne tears') aged 9 mhnlha. Hela-
t le and friends are Invited lo the service.
on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the
residence or her grandmother. .Mrs. i;na II
Jarden. 2212 N. 2tat at. Inlerment private,
at South Ijiurcl Hill Cem.
JONES. At her realdence. 4214 Spruce st
on March 24. 1021. I.AUKA S . daughter of
the late Daniel S, and Elizabeth Oabourn
Jones. Relatives and fi lends are Invited lo
the service on Monday u-riernoon at 2
o'clock, at the Oliver H. Ilnlr Hldg.. 1820
Chestnut at Interment prlv.tte
KANE. March 2ft. 1021. MAROAHET.
widow nf Thomas Kane. Relative and
frlenda are Invited to nttend funeral. Tues.. 8
a m.. 438 Cedar t,. Jenklmown. Pa. Ro.
enrn high requiem mass Immaculate Con
ceptlon Churth
0:30
in.
Int. Now c.i.
thedral Cem.
KENNEDY. March 20. MARIE C. wife
of lato Patrick Kenie'dv (pea Itehan). Rein,
lives and friends Invited tn funer.il, Wed ,
8:30 a m . late residence. 1(10 Shura lane,
Manaiunk. Solemn requiem mass at SI.
John the Baptist Church 10 n. ni. Int West
minster KISTLER. March 2(1. HIRAM WIL.SON.
hub.ind at. Mary A. Klstler. Ilelatlvea and
friends also Stmudsburg Iode. No 32.1,
r. nnd A. M.. are Invited to funeral, Tues..
2 P. in., residence. 7.1 Rnlslnn ave.. Oak
'"l?!;,,!1' (w" r' . ,n.'' Arlington Cem.
Kt'RTZ. Marrh 2ft LCCY M.. wife of
lowla S. Kurtz. In her 40th ear. Rela
tives and friends nro Invited to funerHl.
Tua 0 a. m.. late realdence. 4.111 N.
Hlcka st. High mass al Church nf Holy
Child in a. tn. Int. Holy Spulchr Cem.
LISTER At (lalvoaton. Tex., on March
.i, rii,i.-si is atoni'MY i.mrfiii, aged 71,
formerlv of Phlla. Int, In Qalvestnn, Tex.
LOIKIE, Suddenly, on Marrh 20. JOHN
IXIIKIE. native of Aberdeen. Scotland, Rela
Uvea and friends are Invited tn the perilco on
Tuetda), at 2 p. m, at his late residence,
2101 S. filth st. Interment private. Re
mains nrav b viewed Moielas evening,
I.OMBXRDL March 24. 1021. LOUISA,
wife nf Robert Lombardl. daughter of the
late ll.irtokmeo and Teresa Ouerraglla.
Relativea and friends, nlao Sncleia Stella
D'ltalla are Invited to funeral, Tues., 8:30
a in., front residence of her sister. Mis.
Anna Plsagno. 007 S. 13th st. Solemn re
qulem mass St. Mary Magdalen de Pazzl's
Church. Int. Holy Cross Cem
MADARA. -March 20. at Pleasantvlllo,
N. J., late of 224 8 ,17th St.. Phlla..
C.KOROE R. MADARA. Relativea end
friends, also ernplovrs nf Lit Bros., are In
vited to attend funeral. Tues., 2 P. nt..
from residence of his nephew T R. Madara.
311 Benson st , Camden. N J. Int. Har
high Cem. Friends mnv call Mon. eve.
.MAdflRE. March 24. JAMES J., hus.
band nf Josephine Magutrr (neo Walsh).
Relatives and friends, also Holy Name So-clet-.
Oermantown Assemhl), No. 3fl. A. O.
M P , empln)es of Wanamaker A Brown,
Imlted to attend funeral. Wed 8:30 a. in.,
from his alto residence ftft3.1 Chew st.. Oer
mantnwn Solemn requiem mass Church of
Immaculate Conception 10 a. in. Int. Holy
Fepulchro Cem.
MCCAFFREY Merer. 20. PATRICK.
husband nf late Alice .McCaffrey (nee Me
Caule) llelntlvwa and friends aro In.
vitd to at'end funeral. Wed., M:30 a. in
from lale residence, 030 E. Clementine t.
Solemn requiem mass Church of Ihe As
cension 10 n tn. Int. lln: Croas Cem.
UCI OSKEY March 2ft SI'SAN. widow
of James McCloskei and daughter of Ih" Into
Bernard and Bridget llarklns Relativea
1 and
Pile
friends are Invited to attend funeral.
8.30 a tn 3043 Edgcirront st Solemn
requiem mass
Church of the Nativity 10
in Int St
Aim s cem
MeCUKA At Ills residence. 711 S 42d
, si on -viarcn i'4. iiizi. wii.i.iam husband
of iho late Annie MrCrre Relstlves and
f"'"0" "I'S Co O 3d Rest.. ( A. R.. are
"r'.'d " (he service, on Tuesday afternoon
I ?i .S ""'. at the Oliver H. Bslr Hldg..
' '"" ' neatnut st. Interment nt Woodlsnds
' 'ly'IW' , , ,, . . .
MrOir.I. - On March 27. 1021. ALICE R
"l,,0 ' William It Mcfllll. of 110 S. 37th
1,inrnn,V5mnl!' (." ".!. ' '"!r.r.. . . .
McKEOWN.
,;,,', .':" . .-""r,ii -o, ,1.1.111; run
,..?'.' v." 1' AOani McKoon (formrlj of
' I '.."m"'.l !" and friends sre
.....,.., ,,, ititriiii run-ini j urn , i.;,ia
l.l. ...l..-..n. ..sn .. .. t -
.-.. i-r,,(nirr, .... r. JlorilPr St
town Int Northwood. Fri.nri.
German
may tall
Mon T lo It n in.
.,V'SK-v'- -March 27. THOMAS II, Mc
,N1'X!.'. i1 veteran of the Oi II War. Serv
ice Wed 2 p. m.. residence, 138 N. 20(h
st Int. nrliate,
MiM,i';!l?S', T slr,.h "! BENJAMIN F.
Ml LI.lIN husband of Elizabeth Reed Me.
ri.. aged 78. Relatives and frlnda are In-J-L''1
'.".u""'; Wed., in n. in.. Morris
!...s' k. ' hHP' Phoenlxvllle. p. Remains
!...,' 'l""od Tues,. 7 to 0 p. m. at 14.1.1
V Unn.,.l Ht,
. iST,,EN'Y On Manh 2.1 1021 S A
Mr.?i!,T;T'J', J'B-IHBNY. M. D.. hustand of
Margaret Slater Vli theny hervlce on Tues .
m P, PI at Ills r.lM.nr SIT M J9A ..
1 Ve.fi i A t..,.n,,'..n"" t"" -Mon. eve
.M1).Sl(J()Mi:itY -March 20, IH2I, DAVI1I
A., husband of Anna A. Montgomery. Fu
IT. ..I'1.," I'- ?.., residence. 38 Pennnek
ave.. IllKilnnd Park. Delnwara count).
"sln loidge N 7;t i. and A. M.. and
all other orders or which he waa a mem
ber ar ln!t.d
MORIARTY Marrh 2.1 IIARRETT F..
husband of th lale Marie Morlart), Rela
tive, and friends are Invited to attend fu
rrr,1,. Iu" 1 3n m 'rom 338 N (13d
st High requlrm masa at Our Mother of
pnrronn a nurrn III a. m. Int. SI. Denis'
O'NIIAUONESSKY -On March 2S 1021
MARY O'SIIAI'OIINESSEY Rolatli,. and
friends, also members nf Dm Altar Society
and the Lenaue of th, R.crsd Heart, are In
'"u11.!0 ."I' ,,un""l on Wednesda morning
at 8:30 o eoeh from her lale rosldonre, 3104
llavorfnrd ave Solemn requiem man at St.
A".,.nr.' ,.'u.cl1 "' 1 o'clock Interment
at St, Denis' Cemeterv
nfviiM,,iinn!1!', K""r "nrnin
pAVlI) J I'l.ARSALL of Mmieh Chunk.
Pa , rrfisb.-ind of ixmia.. Sleuthers fi'her of
Janet David and I iisrloa Pearsall Funeral.
" r'i7liurrh ta;i-l, 'huil IM.W.d
pesdav. 30'h. at 2.10 ,cn..(
POOL. March 27 MATT1K B wife of
iv iii, nui " -' ..augii'or ni .imrii and
the late Hannah HrHiinln Ilelatlvea and
BROAD ahd
DIAMOND
lVI BROAD A4D
imvniH
friend, also all anelettea, are InVlted tl
funeral eervtcea. Wed., !!:30 p. m.. at he
late realdence. 05 yeilom at,, JenklntOAti
Pa Int. Illllalde Cem.,
"nTMiiAMnit. Msren so, DnnnnieiA
wife of. '.In late David pp'adatner. In Her ntt
jenr. Ilelatlvea and frlenda Invited In tl
naral service', Tuea., 10:30 a. in. oreclte
late rldenee, loifl niamond at lnt.'Mlck
Israel Cem.
PHENTICE. March Sfl. FJLfllR ItrPIN
COTT, wife of John Pnrtlre, aed 48. Fu
neral aenlcea atel Inl. prvA), Wed., i! p. m.
Friends may call al late reldence. 4.10 car
terel at,, Camden, Tuea., after 7 p. m.
PItlKflT. -Match 'Jfl. Rev. JOHN PftlEST
Helatliei and friends, also members of Phlla.
M. R, conference and Jeruaterr) F. and A.
M.. Invited lo panlcee, Tuesday, ta noon, al
Marcus Hook. Pa. Take (0lft a. m. train
Prnad Pt. Htatloif, Interment Urnve SI, K
cS'l',IjfJJ'M,ri
lot late Xtirs; K. '
are Imlled to a
rc'i 24. WILLIAM, husband
Qulnn. Relative ml friend.
ttend funeral service Tn..
.-non. jic,
, llOIWKttff.-Al Hanu tlarhya Calif., op
""' - n,?1- JAMKH MeKINLICT HOD
I (ir.ns. of Allen lane and Oreene n., Oef
imanlown. Notice or funeral later.
I nyMMEU March 2ft. 11121. MICHAEL
IlL'MMEL. beloved husband of Marsaret
nummel, In hlj 7.1IK year, ttelattiee and
I noiiun, n mu irr iiimiiii L4MHr fO. 1 '(, F,
and
I A, M.. and all other societies and club
which ho was a member, are Invited to
MVd funeral services. Tues., 2 p rn at
of
attend
his lale residence,
'"" ," "irord st. int.
Remains llewed Mon., 8
Northwood cem.
to 10 n. m.
8AAM. March 2fl. AMAI.il nitivl
widow of Conrad fiaam. In her STih v..r"
Due notice. 224ft N, Rth al.
SCHIEDT In Phlla., Pa , nn March
1021 ANNIE K .wife of John D. flchledL
of Chadds Ford. Pa .and daughter of the
late Joeph and Jane Klft. of West Chester,
Pa. Service and Inlerment private on Tuea
nni SCHILLER Entered Into rest March
2J' -U ', TOEOKn'CK. b.love"hu,b,rnd
nf Mary Sehll ei formerly of (12(1 w. lJ.
high ave. Relative and friends, also
inemVrs of Oothle Iodge, No, 1110. F. and
A M.t Phil. Quarl.l Club, 'and all Tether
soclellea of which the deceased waa a mem
ber, are Invited to attend funeral services.
Thurs., 2 p. m . at hit la'.e, residence. 42S
W. Olney ave., Olney. Int. strictly pri
vate. SHIVERS. Entered Into rest, .March "fl.
1021, JULIA E wife of late David Shlvera.
Funeral aervlcea Tues.. 2:80 p. m . al her
tale resldrnc. 72 Delaware at., Woodhuny
SMITH At rilman. N. J.. .March 2R.
WILLIAM J., husband of Anna M. Smith
(ne Deionahlre). aged 00. Relatives and
frlenda are Invited to attend funeral serv
tees. Tues.. 12 noon, at his lale residence
.12 Hatel ave;, ntman, N. J. Int. private.
Ml. ilorlah Cem. Friends may call Mon.
RTAAT8. On March 211th. 1921, OEOROE
STAATS. ned fpfyears. Services Tuesday
afternoon at "To clock, at the Friendship
M. E. Church, near Smyrna. Del. nodv mav
bo viewed on Monday eveninir nt the OIHer
II. Hair HlflR., ii'ii 1 neatnut at., rhlla.
STEVENSON. On March 2(1. 1021, MAnT
ELIZAnETII. widow of Thomas r. Strien
ann. Relatives and friends are Jnvlted to the
service, on Tuesday afternoon, at 1 o'clock,
at the realdence of her daughter. Mrs. R, W
.MeCormell, 4ft0 Regent st. Interment prl-
RTRAUSER. At 7.11 N. 42d st.. on Patur.
'.lav. March 2(1. 1021. THEODORE STRAUS.
ER. Notice of funeral later.
STREATER. March 211. FLORENCE II.
, wife of Earl C. Mreater and daughter of
I Annie M. and tale Joseph C. Dedrlck. Rela
tive and rrienos are united to attend fu
neral services. Wed., 2 p. m at her moth
er's italdenco. 1017 N. Taylor at. (2,1h and
Perkf. sti.i. Friends may call Tues. eve.
TEMPLE. March 2ft. PATRICK, husband
nf late Annie Temnle (ne. llrldrminl. rti
nra1 Turs.. 8 a. m., residence of daughter.
Mrs. Margaret Kelly. 180ft s. lO'h st. Sob
emn mass of requiem nt St Thomas' Church.
11.311 a m. Int. Holy Cross Cetn.
VANDERHERCHEN. March 2.1. VII..
1.IAM II . husband of Mary Leverlnir Van
derherchen. Relatives and friends, also
Cnietmnt Lodre. No. 4.1(1, F. and A. M
Harmonv Chapter. No. .12. R A. C.: Kadosh
Commandery. Nn, 20. K T , and Lu Lu
Temple A. A. O. N. M S.. are Invited tn
attend funeral. Tues . 2:30 p in . late real.
dence 1012 N Park axe. Int. private, Mt.
' Peace Cem. Friends imy call Mon. eie,
I VAN TINE. At Ocean, City. N. J.. March
,27. SARAH T.. wife of John I.. Van Tine.
Relatives nnd frlenda Ini lie,) to services.
Tuesday, 7:30 p. m.. nt late realdence,
Mth Nit, and Asbury ave,. Ocean City
! N. J.' also Wed.. 3 n m.. at home of Mra.
I M. W. Cohper. 5720 Whpby ave.. Phlla.
lint itlvn'e, Montrose Cem.
I WATTS. March 20. 1021. MARY WATTS
I agd 7(1. Relatives and frlenda are Invited
tn serilce. lues.. . p. m.. resilience. 837
i Windsor square. Int. private. Frlenda may
can -non.. in i p. ni,
WP.INERT. Suddenb. March 20. WIL
I.I.VM. husband nr Mnrv E. Welnert. Rein
llvos and frlenda are Invited tn attend fu.
ners' p-rvlces. at hla late realdence. Iftnn
Dlatofiid St.. Tus.. 8 p. m. precisely Int
'"wELDE. Suddenly. March 24. WIL
LIAM, son of Fred nnd Louise Wolde, aged
20. Funeral services ne.ir Tardley. at par
ents' residence, Yardley, Pa., Tues., March
'.'0, 1:30 p. in, Conveyances will meet train
at Yard'ey Station leaving Reading Terminal
0;1T a. m : trollejs at Wlst's Corner, Yard
Icy. in:.in a, m.
WILLS. March 2. WILLIAM T.
WILLS. huland nf Salllo L. Wills, nged
.17 Relativea nnd friends Invited to fu
neral services. Wed.. 2 p. in., resldenre.
2800 Stnnehouse lane. Int. Trinity Luth
eran Cem, Viewing Tues. eve.
WOOD March 2ft. 1021. KATE 8.. widow
nf Albert Wood and daughter nf the lata
Peter .and Sarah A. Stale). Funeral services
Tuea..N2 p. m. precisely, at her lale real,
dence ma Spring Mills ave., Conshohocken,
Pa. Irrt. 'private
WRK1IIT. At Edgely. Pa.. March 2d. RE.
BECCA COOPER (neo Stackhouse). wife of
C, Irvine Wright. In her 7flth ear. Rea.
Uvea and friends are Invited to attend fu
neral services at St James' Church, Bristol
Pa. Tues.. March 20 10 a. m. Int. St.
Jamea' Church Yard. Frlenda may call Mon.
t io ii p. m. i-iense omit nowera,
WCNDERLICIL March 2(1. 1021. ANNA
SI., widow of John Wunderl'ch. In her 87th
vr.' JJ'latlvea and frlenda. also Church
of Mia New Jerusalem, nnd the ladles' Aid
are Invited to attend funeral pervlree. Wed .
2 p. in., at her late residence, 2.104 N. 10th
st. Int. private. Ml. Peace Cem.
LBOAL ADVEKTI8K.M ENTH
vg, NOTICK IH HEREBY fJIVRN THAT
tho a-s-partnershlp heretofore con
ducted by the. undersigned under the firm
name of Charles K. Brirkler A Co.. with
offices at 01 Broadway and 44th st. and
Fifth ave.. New York clly: A3 State st
Boston. Mass.: Salem. Masa., and 300
VAIdener Building. Philadelphia. Pa., has
this day been dlssolied by mutual consent.
Charles E. Brlckley will engsre In the
business of investment securities at 4.1
Maiden lane. New Ynrk city, under the
name nf Charles K. Hrlekley. W. J. Mc
Ollnn. J. Russell Butler snd Warren Acker
man have this da formed a new co-partnership
unde- Ihe firm name of MKtflnn &
Company, and will conduct a general slock
brokerage and Investment securities busl
ness at 01 Broadway, nnd 44th st. nnd
mm eve.. New York city; B.I Slate
Bostrn. Maa.i.; Salrm. Mass., and
Wldener Building. Philadelphia, Pa.
CHARLES E. 1IHICKLEY,
W. J. McflLINN.
J. RUSSELL Bl'TLKR,
WAnitEN ACKERMAN
Dated. March 24. 1021
at.
SOO
LOST AND FOUND
nAO Ixist. silver meshbag, coming from St
Patrick's Churrh. between 11 snd 11:30
a m.. to 1M7 Spruce st : nsme Elizabeth
Day Cavanagh, 1.118 Pine, engraved Inside of
bag Reward
CHARM Lost. Wednesday 23, .Masonic
charm: name William F. Wllllama, Perkln
Iidge No. 402; a liberal reward If returned
to 72,1 Oreen st.
DOO Poodle dog found. Apply 344 Shurs
lane. Roxhorough. PiS-."'
MONEY Lost, package of mono), reward
P I ()'.', Ledger Of Bee.
POCKETBOOK Lost, black patent nnekst.
I book 13th nnd Market to 4lat and 1-anras.
I tar ave , or No Id car, contaltrlng about I ftl
or .12 Liberal reward. -Mra II c. Boner.
8348 Chancellor si.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
CHAMBERMAID, white;
ferred: referents required
tin's lane. Chestnut Hill.
Hill 401.
Protestant pre.
8201 st Mar
Phone Chestnut
COOKING and downstairs work: experienced;
reference: sleep In, 2.127 N Parjt ave.
CtJoKINU and downstairs work, whlto,""no
laundry, 4021 Wane ave Wyoming 43.1ft,
CORSET FITTERS
EXPERIENCED CORSET FITTERS AND
BRASSIERE WOMAN.
N. SNELLENBL'IKi A CO.
EMPLOYMENT BIJBKAU. FIFTH FI.OOH
SOUTH BlIILHINO
MARKET. 1ITII TO I2ril s rs
DREar. HANDS
ON WOMEN'S OOWMI
Apny Emplo)mnt Bueau, foutli floor.
(JIMBEt. BROrilERII
aiRLS Wanted neil. Intelligent girls tn
learn tassel flnlshln, F. W. Maurer
Sons Co.. 4311 Wayne ave. near 18th and
Oermantown ave.
HELP WANTED--gEMAIjE
r;on tiALESwosiAN
HB FINK Crt, ItEqtllREP THE OttV
CE3 OF AN BXrEfllBNCEb FHP. PALEP
. O.MAN IN ITH I'UIt 1DRPAP.TMBN1 ,
flooi sambyand coVimisrion and
v i'uhmani:nt roaiTioN koii oni: whc
IHIA.LIFIKH.
THR FINK CO
DrV'.'7 MARKET ST
. 1 -. .
FINIPllEIlS
War.ed. finishers on refutation work,
Apply IluVeau of Employment
WANAMAKEfl'H
HAND SEWERS
HAND BEWERS ON AWNINClfl AND SLIP
V-.Vji.f.!"lt.A" AT SUPERINTEND
ENT'R OFFICE.
SNEI.LENBIIRO . CO. WAREHOUSE
I0T1I AND IIERKfl 8TS.
HOSIERY
EXPERIENCED
TOPPERS AND KNITTERS
' APPLT
WALLACE WILSON HOSIERY CO.
ORCHARD BELOW UNITY. FRANKFORD
HOUSEWORK, general, Protestant woman
who desires coed home with family of 4
ladultai modern conveniences. Phone Ridley
Parknaft It or wrlle T ll'Sl. Ledger .Office.
HOUSEWORK, generatremali fam.t sleep n
rood home. 32IB N. Newklrk. Tioga 8182.
iTeDOEII IoSTKn. eipTfleiiced. egood pen
matrihlp essential. Addreta In own hand
writing, statins; ase and salary. Employment
Department. P. O. Hog 1404. Philadelphia.
OFFICE lady. exp. sten. (Remington): pome
. hkkp.' glv e ph.' no., a ge. C 322. Ledger O.
OPERATORS, basters, finishers. Apply S.
Abrahams A Sons, Juniper and Vine.
8TENOORAP1IERS
WE HAVE REVERAL VACANCIES FOR
I ("..NU-JllAI lll.lltl. Al'I'I.T LIT IIHOTII
ERS' RUREAU OF K.MPIJY3IENT. 2D
FLOOR. 7TU AND FILIIERT 8T8.
STENOCIRAPHER Temporary position, with
possibility nf permanency: must be compe
tent and reliable; railroad experience pre
ferred: state axe. quailflcatlom and salary.
C 300. Ledger Office.
THE FINK CO.
WE HAVE A NUMRER OF OPENINGS FOR
COMPETENT SALESWOMEN, who AUK
EXPERIENCED IN SELLINO WOMEN'S
COATS. SUITS AND DRESSES: THESE
POSITIONS PAT, EXCELLENT SALARIES
AND ADDITIONAL EXTRA COMMISSION
AND PlllKH THESE ARE STEADY PC31
TIONS, AND EVERY OPPORTUNITY FOR
AMlllTlOUS SALESWOMEN TO ADVANCE
TO 1IUIHER POSITIONS.
APPLY EMPIIYMRNT BUREAU
THE FINK CO
02.1 MARKET ST.
WE IIvn OPENINGS FOR SEVERAL EX
PERIENCED CLOAK. SUIT AND DRESS
WOMEN TO ACT AS ASlISTAlNTS IN Utllt
VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS HIOHERT
KAI.VRY: EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
TO DEVELOP INTO HIGHER POSITIONS:
THKHr. Al'ri.llJ.V TIU.NM IIKCKIVED IN
CONTIDENCE; APPLY IN PEn.SON Oil BY
LETTER.
APPLY EMPtiYMENT nUREAU
THE FINK CO
02.1-27 MARKET ST.
WE KEtlUlRE THE SERVICES OF 8E'
ERAL EXPERIENCED CASHIERS AND
1NBPECTRF.SSES WITH DEPARTMENT
STORK EXPERIENCE.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
THE FINK CO
112.1-27 MARKET ST.
WOMAN I am looking- for a 'particular type
of lady. Induatrloua. clean record, fair
education and good personality ;thrse quali
fications will securo for her a permanent
conniTtinn with an Income that will meet
her fondest expectations. Call In the after
noon, between 2 and 4, at 007 Vandam
Building, northwest corner lnth and Mar
ket sts.
t
WOMEN
To a limited number of women who are de
sirous of perfecting themselves In the art of
selling, a splendid opportunity Is offered to
connect with a corporation of International
pcope: the position la permanent and the
work dignified and Interesting; earning possi
bilities sre large: women of mature Judg
ment, refined appearance and good education
can secure Interviews at 2 o'clock only. Mon
day and Tuesday; only a frw can be placed
at this time, and It Is urgent that vnu art
qulckl) ; no Information given over telephone.
THE
SMOOT CORPORATION
42ft Wldener Bldg.
flcnerai
NURSES VTarrled, anvass In demand at good
pay: learn at home In spare tuns: entire
lultlon can be earned in few weeks: vou earn
while ynu learn: .special offer Including free
nurse's outnt; write for full particulars. Chi
rsgo School of Nursing, 421 8. Ashland
Blvd.. Pert, q Chicago. III.
C!VILSERVICB eiaijilnatYnna April Va"
cancles, 11400. 11800 jearly; women over
17 eligible; experience unnecessary; for free
particulars, write J. Leonard, fnrmr Civil
Service examiner, 082 Equitable Bldg..
Washington, D. C .
1VANTEI) Woman of good atandlng In her
community to take orders for trees, shrub,
roses, vines, bulbs, old-fsshloned Mowers:
permanent: high commission paid prnmptlK
no delivering nr cnllcctlng Write tndav.
First Na'lniml Nurseries. Rochester. N. T.
DO YOU want to e'arn money In your spare
tlm7 We have a wonderful offer lo make
ambitious men and womm; no previous ex
perlence necessary! no tnone) required.
Wrlle today for plana. American Products
Co.. 3271 American Bldg.i Cincinnati. O.
HELP WANTED MALE
AWNINQ MEASURERS
AWNINO AND SHADE MEASURERS:
AI-SO FIR8T-CLASB SHADE HANtlERS
DESIRED.
N. SNELLENBUDO at. CO.'S WAREHOUSE
KITH AND BERKS STS.
CHIEF ENGINEER
STATIONARY PLANT
A MAN WITH TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE
AND PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE AH
CHIEF ENOINEER TO TAKE CHAROE
OF A PI-ANT OF 2000 . p. APPLY IV
CONFIDENCE. RTATINM EXPERIlts'tJIJ.
M 100. LKDOER OFFICE -.-v.-.
n V . ,vr-B warned at once. 2 or 3
nrst-elsss costmakers: steady work for
good meo. Write Jno. M Turner, merchant
taJJr21 g o. .t . noxvlll.,T.nnCn""
n.i"iMM' MAKE'.-IU"11 CLAK
Must be able to formulate nnd manufacture
enamels snd paints for tho Industrial tradu;
a high-class position for a. man who can
nil the reaulrementn: our n.u n.n.... .,.
JTaclory Just completed, everything un to date
Appiicattonii strictly confidential. Write giving-
full particulars. "
ILLINOIS PAINT WORKtf
OF
SEARS. nOlillUCK a CO.
1024 S. Kostner ave. Chicago. Ill
i
EXPERIENCED electrical specialty sales
man; exceptional opportunity for n reliable
and dependable man. P 1010. Lodgar Office.
UENTLKMEN of briMj acquaintuno and
fairly good education lu handle uur line ol
actual foreign money, reference required.
Call CIO Pennatlvanla Bldg.
IMPORTER AND KXPORTER.'of Sn Fro is.
clacn. wants to nrako connection wild hlgli-
dasa nun to handle the saloa nf Oriental
snd Japanese gonda; mint have i rsl class
business affiliations: experlencn not esieiitlnl
but udspuhlllty Imperative p t), 0, oh
Ssn Francisco,
LATHE huud
N. I8lh at.
and nasrtnlily man 342Hh
LEIMIER poster, experli'liced, guod pinmnii.
ship essential) nddresa In own handwrlt
log slating ng and salary Eniplosiiient
Department, P. O, Box 1404, Philadelphia.
.-. HELP WANTETJ-.IrlAT.T'
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
JHMMITTEB ON ECONOMIC RESEAncn
requires th services of a hlh-srri. ...
man. qualified to present thb b5Iln,,,i5t
ensllni service to Philadelphia buVlnwi it'
anlsatlonss a substantia knoiedga oTt,,,0."
ness economics and the ability toeloSe i.'"
ire the main requirements" if this M.mi.",
this Is an unusual opportunity for th ri.S.'
1n
Address reply to
COMMITTEE, ON ECONOMIC RESEAnni
Harvard University, Anc"
Cambridge. Mass.
OPERATORB. basters. Inlsn.rs. Apply r
Abrahams fc Bons, Juniper and Vine n.
ORNAMENTAL draftsman wanted canbl.
of delalllntr and designing such work .!
talr work, marquise, elevator Incioiurti
and the llkel state salary expected, ..
pi-rlence and when could report, heoif
Richmond Structural Steel Co Richmond,
Vs.
PlIOTOORAPIIEn for photo-lliho rrini
.familiar with hlgh-grado color work, Urii
llihosraph Plant In Ohio, M 012, Ud,',f
DfOce.
PLATINUM WORKERS, gold workers ind
diamond setters wantd at ones, cmd
shop; state salary and ability In first lettir.
Apply I. Elatman A Son, 70S Penn avi,
plttsbursh,Pa.
" rRACTICAI. REPAIRMAN
Carpentry, palntlnr. etc.. on large country
estate Write, stating age, experience, ref
erences snd telephone number, If any, p
1 028, Ledger. Office.
rURCHASINO AOENT wanted by plumbing
supply houtot must have eoinprehen.hs
knowlcdto of business: give agsexperlenes
and salary expected. M 031, ldser 0(nj.
nECEIVINO MAN
revPF.nlENCED MAN TO TAKE
FL'LI,
rirAnilP: OF UECEIVINO AND Minviw,
exi:lli:nt opportunity for maiI
who is capahle of assuming r6.
Ml'UISlllllULi 1.
AITI.Y EMPIeOYMENT BUREAU
TJM3 FINK CO
02S.B27 MARKET 0T.
SALESMAN
Thoroughly experienced tn paint lias
and with previous successful telling
record among painting contractors,
decorators and targe corporation
of Philadelphia! salsry and commli
slon basis; applications strictly con
fl dentin!.
BAER RROS.
43S W. 37TH ST., N. T
CITT
SALESMAN wanted by plumbing nmt
house for northern New Jersey tcrrllorr:
one with expeilenco preferred, glie set. U
034. ledger Office.
SALESMEN
Would you apply yourself dlllgentl) crt a
sales force that is well established and infr
cessful? We are placing a few salesmen it
thla time, but your qualifications muit t
absolute; experience unnecessary hut yon
must have the ability to work hard, be ot
neat appearance and have h determination to
succeed: you nave prnnaoiy nan an amoition
tn sell for a snlld and suhstsntlal company,
nnrl If vnu meet our renulrements a Drrmi.
rpsnt connection can be established, bond ami
references required: no Information glun
nver telephone. Apply In person at 11 o'clock
only jiipnnay ana iuesany.
THE RMOOT CORPORATION
42.1 Wldcner Bldg,
SALESMEN Unique opportunity fur larri '
earnlnga In banklnn house, vou ran help
develop enlerpr'se; Philadelphia for yrnrs till i
birn waiting; nothlpg Ilk this has yt com. i
)our way: come in and talk it over; ws will
train ou In the evening If nt preirnt era.'
plojedi class meets tonight at 7:30 also Mob. '
day night, 7:30. E. P. SIMPKIN, 0nrn
Proportles Cnrpiratlnn, S. W. cor. 13th anil
Walnut sts. .. .
SALESMEN A few gnod men who can de
liver are offered the opportunity tn tell tn.
atock of a manufacturing, plant, with ni-
tlonal distribution:, whoso product Is now '
oversold: this proposition Is ton high class for
any but a Nu. 1 man: If nu can finance
jourself and your record Is clean. If )og an,
a salesman and knnw what vou can dn, tell
us about It. Address !nrk Box 2nnl Tulia,
Okla .
SALESMEN
Gentlemen, neat appearing, with poire, will
read, who are high-pressure men ran tnaki
$7ft to $100 a week: we have a llte-aln
proposition for men who know tliemirlvtl
CHARLES SCRIBNER A SONS
1010 CHERRY ST ,
CALL AFTER 10 A. M, , '
SALESMEN Exception. I opp. for aslrimo
with the E, B. Cusmitt Co., 710 Drnck'l ,
Hide. Ilth nnd Market sts. Sre manirtr '
between 0 slid 4 .
SALESMEN Wanted, experienced floor rl-
CUrttV salesmen; rwiorrnces requireu. ap
ply to Mr.Vohnson, ft.10 Federal st Camlet,
N, J, '
STOCK SALESMEN
rn uie.t.T. STOCK OF HOME STEAMSHU?
CO.; REST PAYINO AND IlKlllP.sr CUM I
PROPOSITION IN THE. COUNTRY 'I
P 1001. I.KIHlliH UHIIB
oT-rw-tf AVn nO.VD SALESMAN
New York house Is In the market for sates- I
tnan. about 2.1 to 35: roan who Is not I'rili'l
to tackle targw ptvhiho". o n.-..- a
torn Is certain to th man who proiii all
merit W. Francis Co.. Franklin Trull
!d.t'lJUl:n.JiJ ;,
..--. .y-wsnlltt ft I . dalallKP U'ntr-H. ttJt MrtinCtl i
av.vot??i ..:: a.,b2 I
'xrlence and l w hen wulJ rip'.r. -nt
Richmond ? Structural Steel Co ItkamoiaU
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TAILORS
Wanted, tailors, experienced on bo b reelin '
Apply Bureau of Emrlo)inrm
WANAMAKKR'S
UPHOLSTERER.
UPHOLSTF.UERS WANTED JO STlTfj
AND TUFT CUSHIONS. APPIA
PKRINTENDENT'S OFFICL.
N. SNELLENBUR.9 kfO S V AltEHOUS
10TH AND BERKS hTb
TYPIST, with or Hh"" .yr'rl'Jratf '.
stenography. In 1"""?'', ""5 and l' , I
essential; statesxperlence If uny aim ,1
expected, u a.'o. im" "JL""
WANTED, a man with
bralna and ini''
Jin Ull" 'I Af
live to trust position In jo"" ,..14 .
partment of sttreU "change, ho u
partment of sioth """"' - ne. !'
have some experience '"" ".uh ' 'J,,, pal
have hlsh-claes ri-coninjenda Ions. ii.
have liuil-ciass ri'E"io."j""', , r,,gr I
llcu'ars In reply. IVoy.MJ-i- !1
WATCHMAKLR
We have a apUndldlwaUlonM offer
maker accustomed to JJJln'ppl "
watches; .must have own innis
ployment lfureau, fourth floor.
oimbei. imoTHKna
", . . ialn
r . ...i an work in . fill
eiiwrlente. preferred, W," odgerfif.
pg10i7jilterj
a.vd salar earecieo.
he Siriool, R'h'?r' rl' ' ,.i malls'""
'ra.:.?'"..,oAGiT Mi-'rrj'
for fret partlculara of In struf" ,niltf.J
Muiisrn. loiiuir s.j-i .arr.-tien U.A"
l'oa.EiutuU!iBldTd wihlr.t"i r
. niiiiruiin Yvim a young and Promislns .
terprltei if you tan measure up to th. ,2'
qulrements of the position, furnish us -nvJV
detailed account nf .,. ,..ii-.., " '"n
t letter, and a rir.on;IL"V"""'n.tM
If voiip Ar,nii...iAn ,.vrj,,'i e
. ,a aTuieq
riMtmi
OUT A (IOOD JOn-Vorl. for loel ' ,o
men mid vvoinei n.fde ,! , piW
11800 at stiirt; rl",Rur,'V ,'erV '"""" .?;'
"exams" anon. Ll our 'I'"" r tr I""'
Onvt. examiner. ,1','''',.,.. J'r.oii " s,n
for free hook el F-IO. ..' .!""" .
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