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ODESSA MADHOUSE, I
SAYS PHILA. WOMAN
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;Mrs. Anna Keisor Glad to Get
' Out of City Ruled by j
Bolshevik! I
ASSAILS MARRIAGE LAXITY
Tly .lie Associated rrw
Gmitantlnople .May SO.-Mrs. Anna
KetofT, -of Philadelphia, ttlio rrrontl
arrived bfre after hnvinc been nllowr-d
ll n,7... . ti.i.i.i ' ,i"V
tvho died In Odessa : and she'' Is the
daughter of Mrs. B. .Wilier, of ChlrnRO,
to Tvbose home she hopes to return.
"I rvant to spend the rest of my
time until bolshcrlsm falls tclllnc; what
terrible peoplo they are," she 'aid. "It
Is a crime in Sorlet Russia to crltlclye.
If any of us complained of being hungry
we were taken before brutal and Illiter
ate officers, who nre trying to do away
with Intelligent people, and wcro then
thrown Into prison to die of typhus and
hunger.
rt Didn't Care What Happened
"I got along partly because I wasn't
afraid. After my husband died I didn't
much care what happened to me. 1
lived by giving lessons In English.
Once when women without working
papers, mostly widows and daughters
of well-to-do families, were being
gathered together and sent to the farms
and garrisons to clean up for the sol
diers the guards tried to take me. I
said, 'You cau shoot mo right now, bnt
go I won't.' So they let irte pass.
"I had to leave as a British subject
because I was always told that the
Americans had not been asked for, ai
was the case of the English, Italians
or French."
Describing the marrlago lawa of
SovIet'Hussla. Mrs. Reiser said: "Of
ficials ask, 'For how long do you wfth
to be married one month, two months?'
A couple can even be married for a day
and pet a divorce on the minute by ap
piaring together and nsklng for it."
Says American Waa Executed
Mrs. Kciser snld that Henry Potter,
an American formerly employed in the
American Consulate as a courier or
servant, and who was left there to take
care of the effects of the consulate, was
executed In Odessa last June because
papers addressed to the Ameriran State
Department, and complaining of the
Soviet system, were found In his pos
session. "He had a list of papers, filos
and furniture missing from the Ameri
can consulates nt Petrograd and
Odessa," said Mrs. Keiser. "H tried
to help me escape."
COTTAGES FOR STUDENTS
Oorrnltorlea Will Be Provided,
(f Alumni Diners Are Told
William Potter, a member of the
Board of City Trusts, told the nlumni
of Oirard College at their annual din
nerJ'vIn the Adelphla Hotel last night
that,' plans hae been completed to In
troduce the cottage system of dormi
tories at the college.
A sufficient number of cottages would
be built in the college grounds, h.ild
Mr. Potter, to accommodate at least
200 of the older boys. Construction.
ha added, la expected to be begun tliiK
rammer.
Frank D. WItherbee. supervising
prefect of the college, urged that all
of the alumni societies co-operate in
evolving a plan to assist graduates of
the colleges In entering their choen
business or profession. Other penkers
were Dr. Cheeman A, Herrick, presi
dent; Joseph M. Jamesou, vice presi
dent of the college, and Trancls Shunk
Brown, member of the Board of City
Trusts. About 800 alumni attended
the dinner.
"Founder's Day" wfll be observed at
Oirard College today. An outstanding
feature will be the presence of On
ral Peyton O.March, who will Inspect
the cadets nt their drills.
...... . ... I
rxNN ART COURSE DUTL NEn
Dr. Laird Gives Plan to Co-operate
With Industrial School
Dr. Warren Powers I.aird, dean of
the School of Fine Arts of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, fpodklnc last
night at the commencement exercises of
the School of Industrial Art in With
erspoon Hall, outlined a plan of co
operation between the University nnd
the School of Industrial Art and other
professional art schools in th- city
wherebj a universal art cour. lending
to a University degree, uould be es
tablished "The plan." aid Dr Laird "has
yet to receive the official s-anetion of
the parties at interest. The rmthod
Involved would be to estnbhsh a pio
fcssional course, landing to an appio
priato UnierMty degree, uch roureo to
he composed in minor port of 'liberal'
fctudfes to be pursued at the Unnersitj.
and in major part of the professional
studies at the co-operuting urt rhool."
Goats, Not Dogs, Are Caught
. 'inree sonts.. unchaneroned
rer
rnught in the toils of a dog catcher who
was searching Uermnntown yesterday
or stray animals. Following his reg
ular line of business, he captured thlrtv
five pups Then, snuntering up Ha't
Haines street, he (.pied the "billies '
untagged and uuattnehed, and thei-
tinon cast his nets (iter rhi tinnsnnl
eniur Tlip nniinnln liar lieon In.
' ll . r I i ,-i '"J;
l,ui,iiii'-w iii iiiiiii uii'i , irnniPiii
ktreeti-
l.o ,F.nrS PUMPS are guaranteed to
I'jpiil) any elty. suburban or country
home with water under pressure for
batlirnom kitchen or laundry Irrigating
lawn or garden, watering stock and for
all general purposes. Ths source of sup.
ply may be a shallow well or cistern
fax or stream, and the power for operat
ing, any kind of etsetrlo current
T. T. BURCHFIELD CO.
DISTRIBUTORS
(04 Arch Street PHILADELPHIA
"T1 "' '
Annual Meetings
IZgr- CAMBRIA hTKKh llU'S,
At Iht annual meting of the
Slock-
Mja that in Icavlnff that city riio'frtt ? I,?0,1 W?a, " s ' "" fDP rcrr,.3;,,,?11 T" ..tTv','.
M If she uerc ccnplnc from a mad- KJH& MWplVsf li I rS.1'' -"'f ,Bl S ' "
house. Odessa now Is ruled by the it oVforVSKinst' iE. pwiM
Bol-hevlsts. Mrs. Kciser Ir the widow Sm'wo'K'1 Soo'ooci" andthfor The1 ftSS .SB" Mrt waiiUm maV."at st. VtSphin cSureh
of EIIKeiwr. formerly of VhllndMnhla. lPotoA2i,'b,aSJrii?ilX?l.&.& T,1' ."" RHeiii km. .
iH The
Elf fli Pump
MM for
mi will 1 very
rjfflLI Purpose
, i roldsrs of Ctimlirla Mr! Commutr, -eld May
Ift II, 1921 tin IoIIumIiic Directors um electod
i "n.'s)r a. turn at 3 eara tu succeed tlios wliosa
k William E. CersV
Povoll Slackh.usi)
v Ague
d; uuewch oejilt,
asaratarr.
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. FINANCIAL
TO THE HOLDERS OP
the Mnssllton Electric and Gas
Company three-year scren per cen
tum collateral trust convertible
gold notes, dated January 1, 1920.
.VOI! ARE HEREBY NOT1KIKD tha,t The
Maaslllon Klectrlo and Gas Company has
elected to redeem nnd pay off all of It"
Three-Yoar Seven Per Centum Collateral
Trut Convertible Go'd Notes., dated January
1. 1020, on the (1th day or June 1021. and
that on such dato there shall bcin'ne due and
payable, at the office of the C npany. In
the City of New Tork, the prlniltml there
of, together with a premium of one per
centum thereof, tot-ether with the accrued
Interest on such date. From and after June
n. 1021. no further Interest shall accrue
upon any of auch notes nnd any unmatured
coupons for Interest shall become and be
null nnd void.
TltK .MASSIIXON F.I.ECTRIC AND
OA8 COMPANY
By FRANK W. FRUEAUFF. Vice Pres.
wa.c-u, ..c turn, .nay u, U'l,
' fairhill state dank
uWy;TTot'&Yt& pT.'&
, HILL STATE HANK a special meeting of the
tcuholders of said bank has been called
end win be h-ld on Tiir-day, June 14, 1MI.
1,1 m.aflnv.
A. I. BKII.TON, Secretary.
TAYLOR ROIinT k HOAR. Solicitors.
POCAHONTAt CUNNOLtUATF.lt
COLMF.RIKS. rOMmNV, LNrOrtrdKATKn
alFTV-YF.AR F1VF. PKR CENT OOLD
BONDS DUK JULY L 1037
bonds as above described, sufficient to nes
the sum of 140,071 12. The undsrsltned re
serves the rlsht to reject any or all tenders.
TUB NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY.
Trust.
By B. O. CTTRTS. Secretary.
New Tork. May 1. 1021.
Proposals
EASTERN WTATK riMTF.NTIARY. 21st
am! Falrmount me. Sealed proposals
will be received bs the aboe-nami-d Instltu
tlon until 12 o'clock noon. Mondm. June n
101, for furnlshlnit COAL SUPPLIES for'
one year from July 1 1H21, to July l. 1022
to be delivered free of porterage, freight
and other chariee, at such tlmea and In
such quantities as may be required and if
not as represented will be rejected Quan
tities to be lnoreased or decreased at the
discretion of the Uoard f Inspectors Sealed
proposals will also be received on the aboe
date for the removal of CINDERS ASHES
AND RUBBISH for one year from July l
1U21. to July 1. 1022. The Inspectors hereb
rsere th mht to reject any or all bids
receled as they may deem for the belt In
terest of the Institution.
iiuueu-r J McKENTT. 'Wirden
PARTNERfiniPS
NOTICE 18 1IKREBY fllVKN THAT THE
cartneriealp heretoforn exlstlns between
John O. Mot. and Edward If. "tkerT trad
Inr as M. ft M. Ik urn Company, too .Mariner
A Merchant Bulldlnur, Philadelphia ha been
dlssoled by mutual content. The business
heretofore conducted bJl.tn5 taid copartners
will be carried on by M & M Yarn Com
rany. 300 Mariner and Merchant Hulldlnir
Philadelphia, a corporation, to which all ac
counts due the suld partnership shall be
paid, and by whit all debts heretofore con.
traded by the said partnership v. Ill be
undertaken
JOHN i MOT7.
EDWARD II MOTER
CHARLES J SHULL Attorney.
Established 1892 Both Phones
William R. Chapman & Sons
l."i06"-08 Washington Ave.
MASON BUILDERS
ALSO OWNERS
TUP. PHILADKI PIIIA 1IRICK COMPANY
Capacity of 30,000,000 Per annum.
Kcrbaugh Lime Company
llnllders' Supplies
Largest Horseshoers' and
Blacksmiths' Supplies
In Filladelrhla and Vicinity.
DONNELLY & COMPANY
Office, 317 Vine Street
Warehoiiaeat
817 Vine St.. 822 Wood St.. 338-10 Broim M.
John T. Dyer Quarry Co.
Business Established 1801
BIRDSBORO
TRAPPEROCK
Harrison BIdg., Philadelphia, Pa.
SCRVEY NOTICE
Notice is here ;Un that the Board of
Sureors ai Hxod upon Monday, June 6,
PJ2I, at 2 o cluck tn 'he afternon, In Room
41.' Cltj Hall or a hearing of all parties
lntorted tn the confirmation or the fol
lowing plans
No 303 To revise the curb lines of
QL1NCE ST from Walnut at to Locust st
The eald plan may be examined at the
efflce of tho Third Survey District, N. W
ecrner nth and Race sts.
No. 171. To revls- the curb lines of th
clrclo in ths BROAD ST. END of the
ROOSEVF.LT BOULEVARD
N 171 Tf strike fr.eii the city n an
lnters-tlon the triangular piece of ground
lounded In BROAD ST KKRHAL'GH T
nnd ELSKR ST and re-establish tho lines
and twI( of UROAD M KKRHAL'GH NT
" elskr t surrounding B?id in-war
riec of ETOund as stricken from the cits-
plan.
Tho sa.ld plans may be examined t the
cftlre of the Fifth Survey District, No 621
W Vonango st.
Nos. 144-1 IP To rls .he curb lines and
era.des -n OERMANTOMN AVE from .Mr
rrild lane to Wllkv Grove ave
No. It To revise 'he llns and grades of
the streVs at tie Intersection of GERMAN
TOWN AVE nnd HAINES ST in connec
tion 'th th erection of a building for
trunlclpal purpetes at the wnsterlv corn'
of GERMATOVN AM: and HAINES ST
Irne alio nians rn oe "liminca t the of
fl-s of the Ninth lurtej Dlitrlet. Haines st
and GernanMwn v .
No. 282 Tr, fr , from ths ry plan
I T ON ST from h'ate -oal to Wlsslnomlng
street
1 -U. ..Il nla.i .n.r K. . , 1 .,.. ..
in. oiv, i-it ,1, li r.-ituiinu m me OT
(! of h Tnth Survej District No 1530
U'enngion si
D'lnllcatea of the above plans may be x- I
amlns t ths office of the Bureau if Sur
vcys Room 112 r Ity Hall Proad and Mar
Km sts I'nuaaeipnia
DAVID J SMTTH
'lt Solicitor
IS' MEM()KIM
NICHOLS In sj 'red loiln are! eer sat
Ing remeirrhrsne of our dur mother (
t-NNA NI' HOLS who entered Into rest
Mi i'O l!"ll
AHMAND O NI' HOLS AND FAMILT
eatlis
BANG? Ma- IS MARGARET BANGS
seed 8! Relatives vnd frlnd sre In. lied I
ain id mpviinir. i
s. 1 ii --- --. JAI 'iltir ir JLftl.'M ." liltahaH1
Notice. Is hereby given, pursuant to the DL nOSQ On May la. FRANCIS P
tjrms of the Morta dated July 1st. 1007. husband o? Josephine R. Du Boso, arid 7B
that the undersigned as Trustee will receive years. Funeral s-nlees on Saturday, at '
jealed proposals up to 8 00 P. M. on the 7U I P. M . at late residence. 3H Cricket aveT
day Of June. 1021. for the ! tn I. .7 I ArHmnr Pa. Tnterman- n,i..i. " ".,
1-- S .2d st MOOVKT Mav 17 NEIL beloved hue
BBR'tEV Mav 17 MR E ld-w of I hsnd of Iir'dget Monne (nee Bonner) Rela
T moth Herg'i and daight-r of late II bert "ves and friends are Invited tn attend fu
kud Eliza I ,th Dudle R,lativ"s and fri-nds neral Sst s 30 A M Inte residence 4024
also I ,i lies Eurk lAdge .No 112 11 of N 5th st Solemn requiem mass St. Vernn
' F i i r Invited to .mend funera
IS.1' s 1" ' res deim of br nepneiv
Frai Is .Mark 437 Hrnn f dlw
rtquicm m,M i nurcu or ujr Jioirer of ror
A 51 Int ( athdral rfm
, IIERRY Ma) 15, MLI 1AM sun of Ms ry
I J bnd late 'I homse Berr aged 2 Fj.
frills' 2P M res deuce 1015 f Hunt
ingdon st Int North i edar Hill Cem Re
mains ma) bt viewel Frl after 7PM
. BlRbSAIO -May It), ARABEL wlfi of
I I vi Uurtsili aged 4 I'unerm Sai
' M late r'sld'tien 200 Flalle) rt ' ain
n N J Int private Friends may call
III eve
i BI-SII -Mv 17 19.M JACOB II BUSH,
iisband if SMtins (lush Relatives inl
f leads a m inombers of Prokldent M. E
,' liufh North American Council Nu 13J
" f I A Perseviraure Lodge No 7013
1 O O F M V are lnlld to suei d fu
r eral vervlf-es Sat 2 P M late reslder,.
Tifl N I ront st. Int (,renmount Cm
Heinslns may !, viewed Frl. e
CALLAHAN At State College, on May
17 lU.'l, MART J CALLAHAN aged SO
I sears Funeral services Frtd k) afternoon
2 30 o clock from funeral parlors of Tltl w
bins Broad arl Huntingdon sts. Intern-nr
prtMtt laurel II til Cem
CAI.fJk.HAN May 10 MARGARET wife
1 of Edwarl i Callahan and daughter of
David W and Amelia Ivy Du notice will
te given
CVRR Mav 10 1021 MARY A wife of
i harl s N Carr Relatives and friends are
li vl'od tj attend funeral. Sat, 8 80 A M
from her late residence 1710 N 15th st.
St lemn high reqjlem mats Church of Our
I aJv of Mercy 10 A 51 Int prlvats,
CASC ADEN May IV 1D21. OEORGE.
Jit son of George and Mildred Schultc Caa
aden aged 14 Relatlkes and friends are
invited to funeral services Sat 2PM
at his parents' residence 2117 N Uber st
Int private Friends may call Frl eve
, CLARK Slay 10, REBECCA daughter
nf late Henry and Sarah Clark Servlcss
snt 10 A M. residence 4017 Locust st
lint New Castle Dil I'rlent a may call Fr
1 evo
I f LOSE On Ma 17 1021. EDWIN
1 OEOIUir "" of Sarah R and he lets
IEdkvm A t Inse Iteiatnes snd friends uro
In.itcd t" 'ln sn ii on r rlla) a'ternunn
ut 2 ucloik m the J,Kor II Hair BIdg,
le'.'D ( hen l t ineni private.
COLLINS Ma) 18 MAIlt E, daughter
of the lale Timothy and isabslla Collins.
I Relatives snd fi lends, an if ,'' societies of
1 whldi li'.v.i.3 u iieniilnf l'ure Invited tu
femoral, lieu.. iJO.A. il fi ham. r JaU
EVENING PTJBLI0LEDGEIPBDDADBLPHA.,, FBIDAY, MAT 20, 1921
imvnm
residence, 1037 Hamilton at Fotomn re
quiem mass Cathedral 10 A. If. Int. New
Cathedral Cem,
CONNERS. .May 17. KENNETH If . son
of Naomla D. and late Peter J. Conner.
Funeral Sat., 2 p. M.. mother's residence,
200J Snyder ave. Int. Mt. Mor'ah Cem
Friends may call Frl. eve
. CONNOLLY. May IT, MAnOARnT.
daughter of late 'Patrick and .Mary Con
nolly. late of 1022 Mountain st. Relatives
and friends also II. V. St. Sodality of the
Annunciation Church. Invited to funeral,
Ha.. 8.30-A. M residence. 1804 ft. 10th st.
rtfnSS i "a" xr.equ.'eIn nn". Annunciation
HBiUJ?. A. M. Int. Cathedral.
COOPER, On May 10. Ip.n MAY Jf)itJ.
SON. wife of Randolph Cooper Wed 37
years. Funeral service, on Saturday, at 2
p. m., .at, Armstrong's. 1027-20 North Broad
at. Interment private.
DANENHOWEH. May 17. SYLVESTER
husband of late Anna Danenhower. Rela
tives and friends are Invited to attend fu-
Sln.e. '1$? hAX'X 7nT
cr ." Cm- "
. DAVENPORT. At llurffvliu. M. j m
17, KLI.A, wlfo of Char ea J. DaiDort
Relatives and friends are InVltid to Xni
funeral sen Ices Hat.. 2 P. M,, at her ltn
residence. Hurffvttle. N. J. Int. Hurrtv lie
,J ,.Aui?",,,ll molt ,ra,n "riving at Tit-
infill i I I 11
Elliaboth Doalt and son of lata' John N. and
iuhiiiiti yu.i. ruuercu, TO V. filch rSIS-
tUes. friend-, employes of Shields Bro .
are invited, Mon. S 80 A. M . from his late
residence, 1018 Porter st. Solemn msss of
requiem Church of St. Monica, 10 A. M. Int.
ai jscmo .vit
dmore, i'a. interment private.
i ilii. Mir in., MAnniiMri ,.
Frsnk Dutch and daughter of Joseph and
Margaret Wilson aged 21 years Relatives
and friends are Invited to attend the funeral
Saturday afternoon.
ociock.
at rer
parents; rraiuen.ee. -Jll Pierce rt. inter
ment Jft. Morlah Cometsry. Remains may be
viewed Friday evenlni
evoning.
Ma." lC .HENRY, husband of
PIKMANK
the lata I-roderlcka Plrmann (nee Zeller)
I aged lie Relatives and frlemls. also mem:
hern of St John's nefnrm4 r.....K T.k,,L
J.l.t.1. Tl., .... T - uilll, JUI-
of -wls' Buri. incited to"ErS?Sft,g51,0 "J
P M at his late residence, 1880 K Lippin"
rott st
Int. Oreenmount Cem.
VIevlng
Frl. ae.
rn.viY At chestnut inn. m t
JOSKPH CRBSSON m of the ate Frederick
jnd Jane Crcsson Fraley, in his 78d year
Funeral and Int. private. The family ear
nestly requests that no flowers be sent
FRKVTAO May 10. 1021. JOHN FREI
TAO, In his SOth ysar Services Mon . 2
T vM ' T! ?elJS'. ' daughter. Mrs. Minnie
Ledger, lilt Falrmount ae, int Qreen
mnum fm. Friends may call sun. eve.
OILDEA May IP MAROARET. widow
of Cornelius Glide fnee. Molloy). Relative
ond friends are .nrtted to attend funeral.
T,Ui7v8-12.A'. M'fe v'om h'r ,B,a rldnce.
214 N. 2d a Solemn requiem msss at.
Edward'e Church 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross
Cam. I
GRIFFITHS On Mav 17. 1021. OEOROn
W. pillFFITHS. Relatives' and friends In
vlted to fun-ral services, on Friday, at 2:30
P M.. at his late residence. 4811 Baltimore
ave. Interment private
HENNKS8Y May 17. THOMAS, husband
of Catherine M. Hentwssy. Relatives and
friends, and sit societies of which he was
a nwmlKf ."'t. 'nltd to attend funeral.
fe?Ai- a30v-A-.M-.from, hl ' reslden?,
5401 E. Norrls ;t. Solemn hleh mass of
requiem Oiurch of the Holy Name 10 A M
prcilseiy Int lloli Crois Cem
JENNINGS On May 10th 1021. ELBERT
N , husbnnd of Maud S Jennings Service
on Saturdav afternoon at 2 30 o'clock at his
late residence, S3J2 Walnut at. Interment
at Westminster Cntory. viewnr ivm.,;
eenlng '
KANE. May IS. PATIENCE M. widow
of Jeremiah lOine. Relathes and friends
are .mlted to nuend fun. ral. Mon So
A.-JI,..?romcihr """ ""lence. 7250 Wood
Und ave. Solemn requiem mass at St
Clement Church 10 A M Int. Kolj Cross
r
LAWLESS Ml) 18. SARAH, wife of
James Lawless and daughter of Alfred and
the late Allco Phirarjn (nee McDevltt).
Reintlies and friends, also Ladlii' Aui.
lllarj. L O O. M. No 34. ar. In'ltedo
attend funeral. Sat . 8 30 aL M?. rfom he?
late residence 210- S 17th at. "nSlemn
requiem mass St. Monica's Church 10 A. M.
Int Holy Cross Cem.
I.KVi. At New York City. Mav 17 10"t
.M.ritED. husband of 1Mb KeginV llevr and
h&J and Hand-ln-Hand Society': itappapori
Lodge. I. O I S. of I , Keystone Branch
of the Lttr Carriers' Association: P O
Protective Association, and all other organ
izations of whlrh he was a member, are ln
Mted to attend funeral services, Frl.. 2 P M
preelseh ut the parlor of Morris Rosenberg's
son 2000 N Broad st. Int. Adath Jes
hurun Cem
LIPPINCOTT At Columbus. N, J.. Tlfth
month 16th. 1921. SARAH N wle of E H
Llpplncott. aged 41 Relatives and friends
are Invited to attend funeral, from her late
residence Columbus N J Seventh day (the
21st) 10 30 A M. Int Mt Hollv c-m
LYTHGOE. Sudderrlj Msy 17 ELIZA A.
wife of Samuel Lythgoe Funeral services
St 2PM 5130 rolsom st Int Arlington
fern Friends call Krl eve. from S to 10
o clock
LYMAN -On .Mav IS EMILY R IVTMW
Funeral services on Trldav at 10 A M at
't Mark Memorial Proteitsnt Eplrropal
Church Wayne. Pa Interment private
MUTAN -At Edglsy Pa.. May 17 CATH
KRINE daughter of John and Sarah Mahan
lolatlvea and friends are lnilt-.l to attend
the funeral Saturday. 21st Insi from her
grandmother a residence at Edgley, at 9
A, M Solemn mass of requiem at St Mark's
Church 10 o'clock Interment St Mark's
C meters
MrEI.HINNEY On Mav 19 1921 WIL
LIAM P eon of William snd late Margaret
Menihlm nee O'Donnell) agej id jeare.
Funeral J.ton s 30 A. M residence of
father 5M1 Oxford st Solemn requiem
mass St Oregon's church 10 A, M. Int
Cathedral cm Relatives and friends, also
St Gregor s B V M Sodality. Holy
Name and TAB Societies Dlv. B8, A.
O H Invited to attend
McGCIG VN May 16 JAMES, husbarfd of
Mary McOulgan (nee Lanahan) Relatives
and friends also Dlv No 1 A O. It , III-t-erntan
Rifles Co O and Court Penn Sham,
rck I of A , Invited to funeral Sat. S 3n
A M S108 E Thompson et solemn requiem
irrass at the Nativity B V M Church 10
A. M Int Holv Sepulchre Cem
MelVVES May 17 NELI IE, daughter
of Archibald and Ellen Mclnnes. Relatkes
and frlendi Invited to funeral, Frl,. 2 P. Jf
paren's residence tl)0 Fitzgsrald at Int
Fenmood Cem Friends may call Thurs
eve
McMAM -Mav 17 1021. JENNIE
wldov of William MrManus formerlj of
till G-rmantown ave Relatives and friend.
1 frqm the reilnce of her son In-law. William
lll.n in.'l V 1 T.V. . T. -.l
A"'n "''
17th
Int Northwood
Cem nemalns mar b viewed Frl eve
MEniAN Mav 10. LETm II wife of
Wl Ham Mehan Relatives and friends also
Ladles Au'lllarv of O R c are Invited to
attend funeral Mur- 0 M late residence
1207 W Hilton st Solemn requiem mast
"t .si.pi,,,! a Church 10 A M Int. Hoi)
Sepulchre
MEOONIOAT. -My 1 LEWIS C bus
hanl of th- 1 i-e Hannah M'onlgal aged S8
Funeral services qat 2PM late res
"ence f22' tValnut M Int prlva'e, nemalne
may be Uered Frl eve
M Eh MNGER - M 10 JENNIE F wife
of Joseph A Mssslnger Sr (nee Mcfann)
Relatli-es and friends also I C. A No 10
K of St lohn L. A Dlv, 1, A O. H r
Invited to atttend funeral Sat , 8 A M
from her late residence, 4519 Dlttman st
j-nrhim's Church
Frinkford Solemn requiem mass at St
10 A M int. New Ca
irii n nur' n iv .- ii prrcirrijr (in i.mns
drsl Cem,
MORRISON t Wl'rnlncton Del Ma
10 1921 WVIE E wife of Robert Morrl
s"n I"utieral services at 020 Gaunt Bt
Glour-s-T City N J Sat . 3 P M Int
prhste
NEVELING May in 1021 WILLI M
1-i.i.bind "f Emma Nevllng, In his Sflth
'ar Relallr and friends also New Hal
P. ' No 7 O A R Invited to attend fu
ifnl services Mon 2 P M , at his late
rnddf'T-e 1131 E Berks at Int private
North Cedar Hill ' em
OIIERLE - May 18 1021 JENNIE
daughter of late lohn and Catherine Otrle
(rer Vveher) Lelatlves vnd friends mm
I rs of Pscrd Heart league and Altar Jo
Cietv s c rcheonfraternlty of IIolv Fnm
lly nf Ht Peter's ( 'lurch, are Invited to at
tend 'unern. Kat 8 80 A. M , from hr late
risld-u-e 0J2 S" Front st Solemn high re
qulrm nine, vi st Peter's Church 10 A M
Int st P-'ter's
O'BRIEN SAildenls. May 18, at Elm-
hurst I I THOMAS ,T husband of ths
IHe Marv ( o Brlsn Relatives snd frlenta
Invited to funervl Tuss . 8 30 A M 1731
Soring Garden st, Solemn requiem msss at
I the ( athedril of SS .Peter and Paul 10
A M in' '.no i smenrai , em
n NEIL At St Louis Mo May 18, JO
SEPII V T of Rose E and the late John
I O Nell Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral on Saturday morrrlng at 8 so
o clock from his mother's resldsnce 222J
W M st Chester Pa So'emn mass of r
qulem at the Immaculate Conception Church
at 10 A M Interment Holy Cross Cem
"'PHILLIPS May 2 1821 at Syflsld Erg
lvnd MORO PHILLIPS. Jr . son of the late
Moro Phillips of Philadelphia
POTTS At Pottstown Pa . May 18
OEORGE II POTTS, aged 88. Funeral prl
vate
PRIESTER May I. SOPHIA, widow ol
Claries H Prlsster. Funeral Sat 2 30 P
M residence. 80OS N, Btlllman st Int prl
vate
Remains may p viewed iti a to
1ft P M
RANK
(nee
Klabe). May 17 FRANZ-
UNDERTAKERS
J1VP BROAD ao
J DIAMOND
KKELER May 18. REBECCA D widow
of Walter J Kecler Relatives and fVlendl
lulled to funeral eenlr-s Frl 7 ft Ma,
residence of daughter. 2513 Master at. int
Pembrton N. J.. Jat . 2 30 P M '
.,..r, ... .r. Aiperi jiuDenetwln. of Rich
mond Va and Mrs. Stniuel B-own and
Morris Lew. of New York. Relatives iHd
friends, alsn Gm, fi,a,i nrt. x- . iv
t
1IKATI1S
ESkA RANK, formerly of Eddlnrtown. Pa
wife of Fed R.ink, aired 4?. Relatives and
Kr"?!.? inv,,.t,d.,,0 ,'" funeral s.rv.
K"," ,?,y 51!- ..' far ora of John B.
rierkelhachi. 3730 Oermantown n. Int. pr.
7 to ?P M "' Frlend n,'r tall Frl'.
HEMS. .(ay 18. MARY P.. widow of
Lev. la It. Hems uoej 74. Relatives arid
friends lire Invited to attend funeral serv
ices. Bat., 3 P. M. precisely, at her late
residence. 2,140 N fith st, Int. Prltate
R0111NSON.-Mfy 17. OSCAR N.'hushand
?.'.i ?.u"h..cl nol.Inson. In his 34th year.
V. ..:,U",M "-i 'oipson in n s 34th year.
RelfttUes and frlemls, also Phlla Huburbari
Underwriters' Ass'n are Invited to attend
funeral. .iI.. 2 P. M,. from his lata rest,
dence b721 IVmlrtyn t PliUa..p. 7n t.
rrlvate. Ilarlelrb Cm Csmden.i N. .1
ROCKMAN May lH.'l921. At)fef7lA C.
wire Of Hjivanua o. Hocliman. In her 30th
year. Funeral prltate, Sat.. 2 P. M. pre
elsely. at her parents' resldsne. 4331
Laurlaton it., Roiborouch.
lojufid. ai iirusseis, Belgium Mar IS
1M1. LAURA II. C. widow if" C. Emll
Ronna and daughter of John E. and Helen
'8Cl?KLt,ENaER. At Cape Mar. N. J
May 19. THOMAS II. SaiELLENdER, 'aiTed
hS. Due not'ea of funeral ater.
SMITH. Or Mar ' 18,' CIhENCB M
son of Charles nnd Emma Smith and hus
band of Blanche F. Smith, aged 28 years
Rettlves and friends, also Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen, Invited to funeral serv-
icen, mi imv .it ai .nannanawKin, Ocean
County,' N. .1.
...P"7"'.-n0I'. Sftrt "t JP.V. MAHTIfA J..
K. ., J", yiurvu niuiui, kcso oi years.
Relatives and friends Invited to attend serv.
LCV ?." Tf"1?!' r. M at her residence.
27 Marlvn rd. Intsrmrt In Friends' Cen
stery, at Union Bridge. Md
STECK. May 18, tAROARF.T C. wlf of
Emanuel Steck. aged 78. Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend funeral. Sat..
.1 P. M.. late residence. 1889 Brunner at.!
Nlcetowm Int. Mt. Vernon Cem. Friends
call Frl. eve.
THOMAS. May 18. suddenly, at Ocean
City. K.3., Major LEONARD R., huaband
of Rachel P. Tluimia (nee Monro). Friends
also members of O. A R Post No. 81, West
Chester, Pa.: Ocean City I.odgo, No 171, F,
and A. M.i Iota Council. No 120, Jr. O. U.
A. M , are Invited to view remains, Frl.. 7
to 9 P. M. Services yrlvate. Sat., 2 P. M.
Int, Seaside Cem.. Palermo, N. J.
TINAN. May 10. ELLEN, wife of John
Tlnan (nee Kelly). Relattvea and friends are
Invited to attend funeral. Sat , 8-80 A. M.
from the residence of her daughter. Mrs
Joseph Malloy (nee- Oolden), 7(1 N. Tavlor
st. High mass of requiem at Church of Bt.
Francis Xavler 10 A. M, Int. Holy Cross
Cem.
WEBB. On. Mar 10. 1921 KATIE S ,
wife of Charles J. Webb Relatives and
trlends are Invited tn the service on Mon
day afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at her late
tesldcnce. Ashbourne rd , Elklns Pnrk, In
terment private, at Westminster Cemetery.
Conveyances will be at Elklns Park Station
l0.!"".;' iraln "'If1 Reading Terminal at
1 02 P. M.
WEISS. May IT. THEODORE F. WEISS,
surd lowm, Friends, also Colonel James
Ashworth Post No, 334, O. A. R,. Invited
to funeral services. Sat.. 2 P. M., parlors
of Adam C. Stanger. 484(1 Frankford ave.
Inii'lr JJ1" ?:m- Friends call Frl, eve.
WEST May 17 GERTRUDE VIRaiNIA
wife of David M. West. Funeral ssrvlces at
residence of aunt. Mrs. Wm. Lltienberr 854
County Line road. Bryn Mawr, Frl.. 8 P. M.
Int. private.
WILLIAMSON. May IB. at her late real
dence. 1831) W. Tioga St.. ELIZABETH H .
daughter of Mary E. and the late George W.
Williamson. Due notice of funeral will be
given.
WINTHER May 18, THERESJU COS
TELI&WINTHER (nee IHIIej ). wife of AI
bert W. inther, aged BH. Funeral serv
ices Sat., 2P M.. late residence 1723 Har
rison St.. Frankfort. Int. Magnolia Cem.
Trlends mav rail Frl, eve.
WONSETLER ---At Norrlstown Pa.. Mav
19 FRANKLIN B. WONSETLER. In his
P9th year. Funeral at his late residence.
1341 DeKalh at . Norrlstonn, Pa.. Sat.. 2
P M Int Westminster
YOt'NO May 18 1021, BESSIE I B,
wife of William Young Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend funeral eerv
Ins, at her husband's residence. 135 W.
Gravers lane. Chestnut Hill. Sat., 2.10 P M.
Int. ivy Hill Cem
YOUNG. Mar 17. ELIZABETH H..
widow of Samuel Young aged 3R Relatives
and friends are Invited to attnd funeral
services, frl.. 2 P. M.. at the resldancs of
her daughter. 2804 N llth st. Int. private
Romalns maj be vlened Thurs., 7 to 0 P. M
ZOELLS. May IP. CATHERINE I. wife
of Andrew Zoelis Rolatlres and friends are
Invl'ed to attend funeral services. Sat. 2
P. M precisely, at her late residence. 2232
N 13th st Int. private.
TXOAI. AnVKRTISKMTINTS
b3E ESTATE OF GKBTRCDB It. WETN
BECK. deeaseI Letters of admin
Istratlon on the above estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all persona In
debted to the said estate are requested to
make payment, and those having clalma to
present the same .without delas, to
MOSES WEINBECK.
Or to his attorney.
MICHVEL A. SPATOLA,
nn ipiiii oqunre mats.
tjGf,K8TATK or ANMK BELT, DE-
i.nn,i ui-iii ,m aui'iimsirauon upon
the estate of Annie Belt deceassd. having
been rranted to FIDELITY TRUST COM
PANY, all persona Indebted to the estd
estate are requested to make pavment, and
those having claims agilnst the same to pre
sent them, without delav. at the of lice of the
said company, Nos. 325-331 Chstnut St..
Philadelphia.
WILLIAM P. GEST.
President-.
gg.-(KeTATK OF ANNE M. JOHNSON.
deTnsrd Letters testamentary on the
above estate of Anne M. Johnso.i deceased,
having beer, granted to FIDELITY TRUfeT
' OMPANY, all persona Indebted to tho eald
estate are requested to make payment, and
those having claims against the same to
present them without delay, at ho office of
tlL..',11? company, Nos. 325-331 Chestnut et
Philadelphia.
WILLIAM P. GEST
President.
Kg?) ESTATE OF ADKLE MITCHELL
..... .,,., unrn-wTi ijners testa-
mentary upon tho estate of Adole Mitchell
waples decessed having been granted tn
r,,?5I;U7t TR.V COMPANY and WILSON
MITCIIELU all persons Igdebted to ths said
estate are requested to make pavment. and
tlioe having claims against the same to
t resm them without delay, at the offlco of
the said company, Nos. 325-331 Chestnut st.
Philadelphia.
WILLIAM P. GEST.
. President
f-T5 IN TIIF. .MATTER OF TRUST DEED
-S made bj William A. Bowl, dated
Jmuinry . 1801. recorded In Deed Boik T.
fi. No. 374. pnge 282, etc,
C. P. No. 3. March Term. 1921.
No. 3970.
n?;'0''.'-' '" sltn .'"i1 T,'e rommonwenlth
Title Iniiranr ond Tniet Compun.r, substl
tutd Trust" has filed Its account, which
?..U'. h. f.f'rn.,ed, '? " Court on Jnni 0,
11)21. at 10 o'clock A 51., for such action as
the Court may dem exredlent
HARVEY GOURLET,
Attorney for Accountant.
5-, NOTICE IS HERKBY GI iSTtHAT
an application will be made to tha
Governor of the Htate Of Pennsylvania on
Tnesdar, May 31. 1021, by Floyd W. Wood
cock, II irold P. Woodcock and Reginald D.
Woodcock, under the Act of Assembly of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled "An
Act to provide for the Incorporation and
regulation of certain corporations " approved
April 23, 1874 and tho supplement thereto,
for the charter of an Intended corporation
t be ca'led I J. Marsh Electric rompon.',
the character and obJet of which Is manu
fsrtu'lne "elllng and Ins'alllng electrical
t'ljlpmnt fxturre, supplies and a-vesscrles,
and for thss purports to have and possess
und etjo) all the rights, benefits and
rrlvtl-ges rf the said Act of Assembly and
Its supplements
CHAPMAN CHAPMAN,
Solicitors
ft-??? NOTICE IS HEREBY C.IKN THAI
lv-i3 an apsiliratlon will Iw made to the
Omernor of tho State of Penrcylvanla, on
dune , A. I. 1021, hy WiUler 8. Wilcox. J,
F. Armstrong and R, A, Gnanilrr), under
the s t of Asseniblv qf the Commonwealth
of Penns)lvsnla entitled f'An act to provide
'or the Incorporation an 1 regulation of cer
tain eorporatlfirm approved April 20. 1874
and the supplements thereto for the charter
i ' vn intended corporation to b called Oter
hrook Piano Compnn), the character and
obje-t of which Is to manufacture buy. sell
and otherwise brqulru and dispose of any
and all kinds of musical Instruments records
and appllanced nf any nature whatsoever,
and to do all things Incident and cognate
thereto and for theso purposes to have and
PDSseia und enjo) all the rights benefits and
privileges of the said act of Assembly and
Its supplements
TAYLOR ROBEY HOXR,
Solicitors.
LOST AND FOUND
BANK BOOK -Lost Southwars Nat. Bank
No 0300 Roso I.lpsoliutr 123 South st
POLI'V- LoH oVniisiiTld" rolfcr'No- 12487
Issue I by the Penn Mutual Life Insursno
Co on the life nf Hermann Albrecht, Th"
f.rder will please riurn It to the under
signed An application has been made for
the Usutng of a duplicate Guarantee Trust
nnii rate Lirposii . n ai i n-mnm si
WATCH Lost, trold and hlue enamel wrist
watch, with J E Caldwell on race in
Wanamaker'e abrut 12 30 Thursday May
10 Liberal reward If returned to J E
Caldwell.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
ASSISTANT BUYER
We require the services of a woman
who has a thorovgh knowledge of laces,
with executive ablllt) and buying ex
perience: splendid opportunity for a
woman wltb the necessary qualifications
Apply any time, during the day at the
ofice of tha general auperlntendent.
N. SNELLENBURO CO.
Market, llth to 12th sts,
BOOKKEEPER "and stenographer wanted
APPl) ai once .iin atuiurtiiu oiiiiiuiiory
Co
jnc
Frankford eve
GIRLS OVER 10 WANTED
Experienced packers
Also some for light factory work
Call 7 43 A M. ready for work
NATIONAL BIBCUT CO.
1301 (llonwood me i
HELP WANTED FEMALE
COOK AND WAtrnKSl, experienced! Prot
estants! prliate family) Cape May In
summer. Phone Spruce 4230,
OI.OVB REPA1RWOMAN
,N, Hnellenburg A Co. have a vacancy
for a thoroughly experienced operator on
pique and overaoam machine; good op
portunity) liberal salary.
, N. 8NELLENBURO A CO.
Employment Bureau, 5th floor S. Bid.
Murket, nth to llth ats.
HOSIERY
EXPERIENCED KNITTERS
ON. LADIES' WORK
ON BANNER AND
SCOTT AND WILLIAMS MACHINES
STEADY WORK: BEST WAOEO
WIT.T.lCfl t-Tf DAI, SNMW -
ORCHARD VeLOW UNITFRANKFORD
LAUNDRY markers and assorters, starch
ers, collar girls, mangle girls and hand
Ironerj. Apply Columbia, Laundry, Cape
May. N J,
MONOTYPE KEYBOARD OPERATORS, ex
pcrlenced preforrsd! excellent working con
ditions with lire Insurance protection, a gift
(r.9!?. ) company, after 2 rears of service.
William Mann Co., 21 N, 8th rt., Phlla.
OPERATOR, experienced on Blncer awing
machine; can earn 121 per week! steady
work. Apply U23 Aieh St., third noor.
BTfOES EXPERIENCED GIRLS WANTED,'
ertSRf.9." tDJJKFR. HI3WINO W AND
TKRIiftsAWiBi. SCHOBER A CO., 22D
AND 3IARKET STS.. SECOND FLOOR.
STFNpORAPHER One experienced office
work: familiar with coal trade preferrod:
must be quick ictlve workc-; Gentile. Apply
711 Pennsylvania BIdg.
WpMAN, with social poise and education.
responsible position, none need apply who
cannot earn advancement on merits and com-
pensatlon of 180 weekly. B H82 Ltd. Off
. TARN EXAMINERS
Women to examine worsted yarn: only ex
perienced need apply: good salan: excellent
working conditions. Apply Employment Bu-
rru. a. . a 11. y. tieisner, inc., 20th and
Reed ata.
I
i
.7? , v1 1r"n,d to operate typewriter
-... .,,nu ncrscii generally useiui in oinca,
Arply by letter to BuehJl Diamond. Jasper
uu wmirio ma. ra
General
MAKE JI0.1"1.! AT "OME Yoa aan earn
from II to 12 an hour In your spar time
writing show cards; quickly and easily
learned: no canvassing; we teach you how
and bo 1 .your work. Write today lar full
W.'ul5r" to AMERICAN SHOW CARD
""""U t-yna mag.. Toronto, Canada
c jVJR,K8, ?r 1Tl for Postal mall service:
lo month: experience unnecessary. For
Tree particulars of examinations write J.
IAnnH lfn,m.. f-i..li c.. , . aXJL
-- ....... .....,vl .t,,, DtiiK, examiner, uoi:
Equltablo BIdg.. Washington, D C.
GIRLS, clerks, stenographera. typists wanted
at once, by Government, good salary; easy
nours; rapid adtancement: write for Instruc
tions. Particulars. I nn?. i- nttt
HELP WANTED MALE
A MANUFACTURER of storage battery sep.
ui-tut, Mini nuifs wants a married, set
tled ropresentatKe tn hnnHU t.t a.
city and sui rounding territory: salary nnd
expenses when out of clt). send full par
ticulars and photo In first letter: will be In
ii ' ." ,.v ".". lw "leei aesirabie applicants
E A. Qarlock. 1300 N. Calvert at.. Balth
II u r , jUi
BLACKSMITH, 1. wanted: and 1 horee-
enoer. cjeatjrook rarma Company. Brldge-
ton
.-, M .
CA?DJ SALESMAN Man to sell jobbers
the best Bo pop on the market: good propo
s.tlon. fast seller: quick repeat: commission
bssls. Write I.e Rol Candy Co., 67 Green
st,, rvewark, N J,
CARPENTERS Steady work for fhrat-alass
. ..- TV "c". v ctiia an nour. Apply
W W . Llndsav i Co . Inc.. 06th and Wood
land ave . city.
CARPENTER wvintod S E. cor. 18lh and
..,-tf,rryt "1: wages 00 cents per hour. See
M r Pirker at site
COMPOSITORS
MONOTTPE KEYBOARD AND
MONOTTPE CASTER OPERATORS
CYLINDER PRESSMEN
CYLINDER PRESS FEEDERS
FOLDINO MACHINE OPERATORS
CUTTERS FAMILIAR WITH
BOOKLET AND CATALOG WORK
48 HOURS PER WEEK
STEADY WORK. APPLT THT3
FRANKLIN PRINTING COMPANY
514-520 LUDLOW STREET
PHILADELPHIA
COMPOSITORS. MONOTYPE
OPERATORS, PROOFREADERS,
CYLINDER AND JOB PRESSilEN.
excellent working conditions, with
life Insurance protection, a girt
from ths company after i! years of
ssrvlce. WILLIAM MANN CO.. 21
N. 5th at., Philadelphia.
COMPOSITORS for make-up and catalog
work In u city In Ohio. 48-hour week,
no labor trouble, when writing give experi
ence ni,e and name of last place emploved,
modern plant, stead) employment. 51 723,
Ledger Office. -
COMPOSITORS stone hands, monotypa lter
hpard operators Stephen Green Co.. N, E
corner Arch and 10th eta,
CORRESPONDENT i.ecretary: state age ex
. I?rien'.t' r-ferenres and salary expected
838 Ledger Office
CTLINDER PRESSMAN Three Mlenles" T
Kell high c'-irs work, muit be expert on
all ur-idrs 50 ter week stiady work guar
anteed cpen ship. One-, worlinc conditions:
state experience i nrmin Press Denver Col,
ENGINEERS -- PERMANENT E.MpTIT.
MEM' in orrnnnn xtiiiTvp1 WvAV
NEERh WITH LICENSES TO SERVE IN
THE I STEAMERSOF THE M1'NSOn"tEAM.
etui- i.i.-sr; fiio.NB WRITE OR CALL.
MUNSON- STEAMSHIP LINE
113 DREXEL BUILDING
PIULADELPHU
Bell Phone Ixjrnbard 3827
. Ke'jBtonePhone Main 1670
E:JiG,' j''n. rhlef l""rt'". alfc" (Trst secoriaT
third iifslitant engineer npen-shop con-
djtlns jesdkJnbAppIyiOfl .v. irh st
, FCSl?,,a.v '-'CHANGi:MAN
Growing Philadelphia Institution haa excel
.lent ournlna In Its tapidly i xpandlng depart
ment for man thoroughly experienced In all
branches of foreign oxUiange
.i""" .wllh "'" Pf fr qusllflcatlons can
?i?if, ?'nh? a mana,f0r',l Pu"l.lio". with n.i
y,nM, t0 .hl" advancement Addrets. glklng
dSti"Ln.0:,,ou',?co', education, oxperlenou
end general quallncatlons.
P 013. Ledger Office
JOB AND CTLINDER PRESSMEN, experl,
enced excellent working conditions, with
life insuranct protection, a gift from the
conipam after 2 )ears of fervlcs William
fann Co. i N'. 5th st , Phlla.
JOB PRE.idJlAN first class, stesdy work
4K hour 'k 'Vaie Pr-s 1010 Arch et
LUMBER CONCERN nants man In Jobbing
ard to pick out order and wait on cus
tomers stats reference experience and aal
an desired p H2H, Ledger Office
OFFICE ROY
WANTED IN NEWSPAFEII OFFICE. GOOD
OPPORTI NITY TO LEARN BU8INEPH
APPLY MR KILPATRICK DETAIL DE
PARTMEN1 PI BI-IC LEDQER
OPERATOR Experlsncsd lining maker on
men's coats Apply Droyfuss & Lang,
Broud and Wallace ata, Mulford BIdg,,
seventh floor -
O'PIIRA TOR Experienced sleevo sewer on
men s coats Apply Dreyfuss L Lang,
Board and Wallace sts. Mulford BIdg.,
seventh floor.
MEN between 23-50 years old. who are
alread) engaged In commercial lines, but
would rather entor the financial field, due tu
the la rite remuneration, I offer an oppor
turut) to do so, we will train you In the
evening so that It will not be necessary for
jou tu leave your present emplojmrnt urrtll
you liatu full knowledgd of our' proposition,
upon completion of a course of Instruction
covering a period of 4 evenings. )ou will tin
equipped to earn a, very substantial Income,
one of Philadelphia',) largest banking Instltu
tlorm Is ottering this opportunity; If you are
actually looking; for a bright. Independent
r,,,t,r& vn.. nnn nn BtrnrH fn !, till ...,.
tltciLvm uasa lOTViM'f'HVWi? fur appll,
cation blank-. 1' 9I. Ledgir Olflta. x
HELP WANTED MALE
MEN
Th rapid expansion cf odr business
haa Just resulted In th promotion
of 2 of our beat men to positions of
executive responsibility, leaving
room for tho taking on at ones of
2 addltlnal, clean-cut, ambitious,
aggressive men, of sound common
tense and fair education and jnot
under 28 yeara of age, who will wel
come opportunity such as cornea only
rarely, even to tho best nnd most '
capable of men) vn selling expe
rience Is desirable, hut not essential!
the opportunity offers a thorough
grounding and divelopment In on of
the hest.paylnx businesses now com
manding the ability et highly paid
men: the opening la an exceedingly
good one: It will not wait cverlong;
o call If you are genuinely Inter
ested In ratting ahead, the first
chance you get.
BUITB 1108 IAND TITLR
AND TRUST DUlLDINQg
t MEN
Are you dlssatliflsd with your present posi
tion? If so we can offer you n position In
nn established business, where character and
ability are more Important than experience:
)0u satisfy tu and we will satisfy you: this
opportunity la a real one. Apply After 0:30,
208 Smltb-Austermuhl BIdg.. 5th and Market
sts.. Camden, N. J.
PRESSMEN on cylinder! for half-tone and
color work. In Ohio city; 48-hour week;
no labor trouble: when answering give all
particulars and state age: steady employ
menti modern plant. M 720, Ledgsr Office.
PRESSMAN wanted on Goldlng and Unl
versal presses: 48-hour week. Steohen
oreeneco, w. K. cor, idin nnd A re 11 sts.
BALES MANAGER
Well-known Eastern Invast
msnt house, handling highest
grade of preferred stocks and
bonds, has an opening for m
man of experlsneo and success
ful record, to assume Immediate
charga of Us Philadelphia
branch.
For confidential Interview
with homo office executive,
write, giving telephone number
and address. P 831, Ledger
. Office.
8ALESMAN A good all-around man to aell
general rubber goods. Including rubber nnd
oil clothing: a fine opportunity for the right
man who can qualify for the position along
the linn of ability, personality and moral
character. Address P (118 Ledger Office.
SALESMEN Lumber concern wants sales
men to call on retail .trade. Jobbing yard:
state refermces. experience and salary de
slred P 027. Ledger Office
SHOES EXPERIENCED MEN WANTED:
FRENCH BINDERS, SEWING ON AND
TURNING. LAIRD SCHOBER A CO . 22D
AND MARKET STS.. SECOND FLOOR.
8IDE PAINTER to do gliding on glass
Apply 225 Real Estate Trust BIdg.
General
SALF.SJtAN WottUi you like to roll a
product made by a man whose name la a
household word? An opportunity like that Is
unusual and only a combination of circum
stances creates the vacancies: If vour record
Is clean here la a chance to Ian right If you
will give us your name and nddress and
vour letter Indicates thnt vou possui ability
we will set a day and hour for nn Interview.
B 0311 ledger Office
CLERKS ovor 17. for postal mall sorv
Icc, 8120 month: experience unnecessary.
For freo tartlc'a of examinations write J.
Leonard (former Civil Serklce examiner.
0(12 Equitable BIdg Washington P. C.
CIVIL SERVICE examinations April and
Ma),mairy vacancies salarv 11400 $1800;
write for sample ten P 303. Ledger Office.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
BOOKKEEPER and margin man, Stock Ex.
change, thoroughly experienced; higher ac
countancy graduate, A-l record: reference.
B H14. Ledger Office,
COOK or butler, competent Japanese, speaks
English fluently, wishes position In private
famllv, city or vicinity; haa good references.
B '113. Lder Office.
DETECTIVE -Five eara experience (2'4
ors as county officer) would like tn con
nect with a large hotel, will furnish un
questionable reference M 722 Ledger Offlco
INVESTIGATOR vilshes position, wide ex-
P;nence, best rer, u 70S, i.enger otneo,
TOl'NCJ MAN Wharton School stud, des
arcount'g pos : good ref. P H2S, Led. Of,
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
EMPI.OTMENT CLUB. 225 b. Sjdtnham
(13th" and Walnut) areat demand for
governesses and nurses r
OLD GOLD
CASH paid for old gold, silver and antique
clocks. Bogers. 48 S. 17th. Iyvust 1210.
STAMPS AND COINS
ABOUT STAMPS BUT OR 8 F.LI,
PHILA. STAMP CO.. 22 S. 18TH ST.
STORAGE AND MOVING
WHEN IOU THINK OF MOVINO.
STORAGE OB PACKING TOU
NATURALLY THINK OF
FIDELITY STORAGE &
WAREHOUSE CO.
1811-1813, 1815-1817-
1819 Market St.
Who rive the most courteous atten
tion and best service In the city
l.nnK distance work a specialty. Our
"estimator ' at your service without
o.nrge Phones Locust 1400, 1470.
1471, 2080.
LONG DISTANCE MOVING
The BIG 4 TRANSFER CO.. Inc.
37TH AND MARKET STS.
Baring 782 West7B3
J, D. Transportation and Storage Co.
wants loads and part loads to and from
Washington, Reading Atlantlo Clti and all
seashore reort. attractive rales on city
movlnif 040 Huntingdon. Columbia 1079.
Tioga ftO'P J evenings.
MORRISON Storage & Van Co.
r,227-20 Market a' BJ.,'2.4 6 Filbert st.
Storage In sep. loref rms mnOnir hv
large padded vans, crailnc ft thlp Hel 5oo
Miller, North Broad Storage Co.
Broad above I-hlgh, Phone Diamond 7480.
Moving, brick and fireproof storage: packing.
"" "virTfiRY STnRA'nP
(208 Filbert. Phone Belmont 4878
for estimates Plerce-Arrow vans.
Till: JUI1N RIIOADH i'ri"
f"!0.' . ?1cJil4n?a.l!,'i!rv c?.r,?ficl"lng.
WAS7Ep-;srtrl,VS'Btt0..c!rwjii.
268 Church lane Qerinantown "
iT.a Tti nil RTOIIAOE rn bta 7. X. . !.-
TER AVE. AUTO SERVICE PTORAOH
viVvinci I.ONO.DISTAN'rm viAT.i,iVQB-
fiiWEST RATE, moving hauMnir i"
J, iintry JOHN C FENTfl.N, BUmont finV
OABPET CLEANING
CONTINENTAL
CARPET CLEANING HOUSE
RUGS AND CARPETS
Cleaned, Scoured, Stored
SUMMER STORAGE FREE
TELEPHONE 1.QOUBT Iftlla
DOGS. BIRDS AND OOTn prnn
ENGLISH BULL, TERRIEIl, n, "yT,- nTT
r tatit'", Uienu. 00b 1'aslorlua at '
flitritijntriivii Bv'l
QeruiaiuoAu.
J3TJSINES3 OPPOUTPNITIEB
SECURING BUSINESS
CAPITAL QUICKLY
Forceful, hlgh-powsred, convincing presenta-
linn Hipnh lfl.h Tiattnle. TillRd On
original. Intelligent sales plans, will get de
velopment or YorKing capital in miy ";
In record time and nt minimum, cost! w
specialise on every phaso of rinanctal writing
and dlrect-by-mall aelllngl 12 yeara' success
ful experience. Advertising Service Co..
Parkway BIdg., Broad and Cherry t.
i-none wpruce 1020,
'GARAGES
I must hava more exclusive listings; my list
of buyers still growing; Immediate action
guaranteed Mr, Bauer In charge.
ai.hkhT'HALI, mo i.ann line man.
WANTED Man or woman, with $5000 to
$35,000, to run cottage sanitarium and
co-operate with owner; high elevation; pure
water; an products raised xn premises
table use: this Is an unusual opportunity!
references required. Address S, II, Hlnes,
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel, Philadelphia.
DOLL AND TOY MANUFACTURER selling
direct to the Jobbing nnd retail trade
desires to take In stationery line and other
toys and novelties,
B 708, Ledger onice,
WE HAVE a number of purchasers desiring
drug atoresi ask for Mr. Amodle.
A. A. KAURENE & CO. &!&.
GENERAL storo In W. Phlla., nolnc $500
weekly business, will sacrifice to quick
buyer who lias $4000 cash; no brokers.
P 834, Ledger Office. ,
IF YOU HAVE 1500 or more to Invest; for
Interview address J. R- Williams, P. O.
Box 098, Philadelphia, Pa.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
- DIAMONDS BOUGHT
If you want to be convinced that we are still
paying 25 more than others for diamonds
(also pawn tickets bought) call at
KELLY & CO.
an floor n2 rnrrssTKtTT rt.
(PRIVATE OFFICE8) PH. WAL. 7344
LET US DO your window trimming; w
know how. Call or write Art Display Co..
1800 Callnwhlll at. Spruce 4811.
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
HARRY W. SMITH. 717 SANBOM BT.
ELECTRICAL treatments, physical oul ture.
For appointments phone Walnut 1882.
iii'urs. m 10 p.
TOU CAN BOBROW money low as 2 per
Mill Aft 4 OMAMita
RIEDER'H, 12 Market at
ELECTRICAL treatments, physical culture.
ivo a. i,vi si. nours. 11 to 0.
ELECTRICAL treatment: also manicuring:
g iv ... ..ubb i,ruix, .juo n. inn at.
ELECTRIC treatment and manleurln. Miss
HanaonAWHson.105 Heed Bldr.Ph.Loc.S082
TOR SALE
mes TYPEWRITERS &&
rT.i. p; '"-"'inainns. 1, 1: umitns
ViiW? .Cor.?.n.S.Jw.,'tc ' HUNDREDS OF
Ti&H VaWECIAL 1 PRICE; see our stock
rhinl? bu1ln! no oblliratlon to buy; ma
S"..". B8 low " '"! all tjpewrltera guar-
100j CHESTNUT ST. PH. WALNUT 0874
BUiW TYPEWRITER CO.
new OFFICE FURNITURE stork
TsiKlasi ru.i- - ...
New' ft Old" DESKS 'Bouahrrs'oT'
1 1 02 ARCH 911 WALNUT
PA. OFFICE FURNITURE CO. WAL 4134
lt.1T.,-,, 1,.1k '..
i'.V?,ot.-f dCBl". aafes. files, cabinets and
ceneral office furniture, store llxtures.
o uuy, onn nnn cxcnanite.
TUTfl'V fsiirtiiTiTiitnn .-..
LOCUST 4070. 1127 ARCH ST." RACE 2008.
FIKEPKOOF SAFES, telephone booths. 20O
ft. office partition, 2 adding machines, 4
uKiirri, bdoui too UBiit oak, modern
desks with chairs to match tables, flllne de-
, j?j " .'.r! "'i'i"i" omco equipment in
;?VTrd,A:5Dnu0TooDCheiP-"uaiIE8-
CHIMINq hall clock, mahogany: snap to
qu ck buyer. Thone Wyom. 1800 J for
appointment.
SAFES SAFES
8 A A Maw b tirl ssatrAni4-ti - . .
cash ar Hm. Hnw Rrnu n o'nm i' w !!'
REFRIGERATORS and futures for irrocer
anil tnaal mafUttf n tmwmm It si.A
RANDALL A CO.. 881 M. 9,1 .,
BREAKFAST suite, 7 pieces. JSV rerul.tr
price si.o nergera atorageBgn.l Jlarket,
en v-miM ,r 1....1. . -. 11. .:
v... ...v...., ,u joiiD, uur .irice, sii:: to re
pay loan. Pawnshon TrxAlnr r,, o v n.,.
KINDLING WOOD for sale. J. "FTRogers
Co . S. W. cor. lBlh ami lii'.l ..." "'"
SAFES, flro and burglar proof, allahtlv used, I
all sizes, stvles and nislies ?P V Trn..u ,
SHOW CASE. 0 ft. plate glass, marble tas
. ....., vuuiin, M oJ, Win Bl.
MACHINERY AND TOOLS
MOTORS 2 PHASE Co CTCI.E,
A,
1 an M. y VVestlnihou.A
J- 10 It. P. Ve6llnvhuuee
1 7S II P. Westlnghouse
130 it. P Allls Chalmers
140 H. T. Allls Chslmero
110 H. P. Westlrnhnu..
CAN BE SEEN AT 1110 N FRONT ST.
COMPLETE line of machinery for "manu
ractunng ann nnisiung misses' ribbed
iiuDieijr. uvu-iiccuiii ,iu ua. 10 interestea party
full Information will be gen.
PHOENIX KNITTING CO.
Norrlstown. Pa
ELECTRICAL MOTORS,' MACHINE TOOLq
POWER EQUIPMENT Ioul's'
O'BRIEN MACHINEItr CO.. HP. N. 8D ST.
MODERN machine shop small or large orl
dera: we do mlllwrlehtlng 210 N. From
WANTED
HIOHLST prices paid for ladles' and gentle.
men's clothing of all descriptions, v!e call
anywise at any time In. private nutos
Write, call or phone Walnut OHIO 0611
Sellgsohn's, N. E cor. IQtli and Marliet.
WANTED Second hand office furniture, "in
reply give all rvirtlculars, etatlng lowest
cash price Address M 724. Ii1tsr Office
USED AUTOMOBILES
FISFX Tour,nB an4 rovdartP car. 1920
L"JU"' like new: vOIl sac. Royal Motorcar
Co.. Inc.. 820 N. Broad. louVoff 'o7?n0&,f
FORD ,'lau''!' 'i01!. rebuilt: gooifTo
rJlV dltlon. Apply Mr. Monahan. WAN
AMAKER OARAGn '.'ID AND WALNUT
HAYNF'S 1": tourr"c passenger, "rail
"""""" Ifornla tor. car cjnnot h ini.t
from new. 010 N. RltiAD. Pop ro A ' n
Sun and eve. S1ANI EyTOMriiVf"E gp"
HAYNES:?' tourln,r! rTondi:
tlon, reasonable, rtoyal tni.i-o.-HUDSON
speedsters t tourings. lOiO ioiT
j&iiAr'1 palm-d' eord . "5.
BARON'S, 640 N. BROAD
HUDSON U&J?VX '7o
N BROAD ST POP 7S20. OPEN M-N'rvs
AND EENINOB. r,rA N LJy TOCO T
Ul ID SEDAN
"".'' .'ash balance t.rI
. .w4 .1,, rj. lmiJAn ST t,.t
Tt.. - ,'7
OPEN BUN & EVE, STANLEY AUTO Co!
"'"20,
JORDAN t'lon; .oT.'na';,d0?5neC?,,ka
CALL POPLAR 8271.
JORDAN dfcsnbjgtt
an new , reasonable POPI.AR 8"7l
MAXWELLcfnuilitafe,
LaRL LJLm McM,CHAlr'. "40 popI
MERCER r9T9"dIcondriToT:
BARON'S, 640 N. BROAD
MITCHELL
luin, 1 pass., good shamT
rlienD i'ii.i. Vli "S.??,
MR, McMICHAEL 1.1411 POPLAR ST.
3JI4.
NLW special truck !)'
truck 3's tons, stake hod7a"t
sonable price Apply Mr. MonS.
aker Oarage 23d and Wi"".t
a veri reason
ban Wanam
PACKARD ff- 'nwz
BARON'S, 640 N. BROAD
ROAMERgS- . oaTVV
7620. OPEN SUNDAY AND EVI'Vlvria
S TAN-LB YAL'TOvrullli.E 1 ;5-S,'SOS.
STEARNS-KNIGHt l r7r"e '
snt.ed A I Londltlon. 610 n! l?r"ad'I,PuSf1'
7820. open Sunday and even tigs Dl(4r
... STANLEY AUTOMOBILE nn
WE WILL REBI'HoFr
STORAGE BATTERIES
ror u i voir., ir.' volt guar lr t ik...
Stor Bet Co 331 N, IBth Vpruc'si dV
TRUCKS - Used JUeks pTeVcAT..
Packards. from I tn fi inn. '.".t .rro
out bodies, also dump'trucks. term pam"
k.-!n,e-.nV.l.nl .Moturtruejc' cSn. .""aiVn
. iig.uim if i-iionn Acuiil 71133 ' ""-
WB TEACH YOU TO DRIVEAND?urf.rTB
. , AUTOMOBILES "KPAIR
38 FOR FULL COMPLETE COUrtus- so.
STUTZ :'!:' ,0":"".' rsm
inc 820 N BVoad &S?aJ0WV!Z ai?."i
WESTCOTT 'vM"n,,r 8"i'der..
WILLIAM F TAYIX-m lrfr njlOAD ST
WlISTCOTTrbar'0.2,0n''iri:,ui'Jri
ROYArM?c?re.NrW
JAP, OPEN- HUN. POP ' Haiti- "
over. RO
N, BROAD
REVERE urj?$$r
BARON'S 64fo.N, BROAD
USED AUTOMOMLEH
Sacrifi
cing Sale
of
TIRES
6000 and 8000 MiW
Every Tire Fresh From Factory
Size
-on-Skld Cord
?8.50
8.50
11.00
12.75 $19.50
28x3
30x3
30x3l2
32x3i2
32x4
33x4
34x4
32x4
33x41.
34x4U
Tubes
$2.00
2.2&
2.50
2.85
3.60
3.75
3.85
4.00
4.25
4.85
4.60
6.56
4.65
4.75
lli.UO
17.50
18.25
22.50
23.00
24.00
24.50
25.00
28.00
25.00
26.75
24.25
4)
25.25
35x4
36x41-.
33x5
31.00
35x5
37x5
85.00
6.00
SPECIALS
(Seconds)
30 x
32 x
31 'x
32 x
$8,00
9.75
11.75
12.25
3.
4
4
Mail orders filled same day.
Stark Tire Exchange
14Uy KAUE ST.
Locust 1848
Phlla.. Pa,
KING-8
1018 4-pisnjnger: good condition.
LOCOMOBILE
1P17 48 touring: overhauled and re
painted. 1 MERCER
Series S. Rebuilt tn Mercer shops.
HARE'S MOTORS, INC.
2814-2322 Market Street
Telephone 480 Locust
D
parts for Fords
Rings and pinion gears, S4.00 per set.
Axle shafts. ,2.23.
Front springs, 7.60.
Rsar springs. $1Q.
Windshield glass, touring, 13 SO; Sedan,
Drive shafts. $3.70.
Special discount to the trade.
Gears, springs rnd axles for all cars at
low prices,
AUTO GEAR" & PARTS CO.
N.W. Cor. 17th & Fairmount Av.
BELL rHONE. POPLAR 7740
B!!ll!BllimiIi!I!ri.imiiMUIIl!l!lQVlWlV
STUTZ
"used cars
ALL MODELS
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
BARGAIN PRICES
i SEE MR. HUNTER
STUTZ AOENCT
OftO N. BROAD ST.
ffiif5jiiir"iiii!!iiiiiMri:!!ii!iii3iM;M:i!jiimia'CTji1ii;i
1 CADILLAC i:p,"" J"Sa,n,:..m?rt .8.9i
"" e . must be seen,
CADILLAC 4-i". . moitl 80: like
., . TV . " wlr" wheels. 5 enrd
U?..U!lkc',p,,,"1 lamps, slipcovered.
TI T7 4, fl", moail 11. 1020: cord
OIKJIL. tires, 8. run very little: bar
.'a In
POPLAR 5480
BRON S. 032-84D N BROAD ST
AUTOMOBILE SPRINGS
10,000 IN STOCK
NEW FCR EVERT MAKE OF CAK
REAR AXLES
FuR EVERT MAKE OF CAR
.1000 IN STOCK
READY FOR DE'LIVERT
IWEST PRICES GUARANTEED
WE MAKE 'KM, OPEN SI NDAT
Sattler's Machine Shops
lHOI-13 Spring Garden st.
FOR SALE
TYPE 59 CADILLAC
Custom Imperial Limousine
Taken In trade as part psjmrnt on
LINCOLN Suburban
Original cost about iOOOO,
Run 81)70 miles Price J5.10I.
SWEETEN AUTOMOBILE CO.
441 N UROAD ST.... PHILADELPHIA
NAME THE CAR
WE HAVE THE REPAIR
PARTS
NEW OR SECOND HAND
SATTLER'S
1001 SPRING GARDEN ST.
CORD TIRE SALE
PrUate party ulll sll new 10.000-mlle oordl
taken for debt, perfect, no seconds, 30i,
$11, 30v3, M3, 32X8H, tin. Jlx4 J
82x4, $21. 83x1 23, .14x4 I2S. 1612 Wl
Iehlgh ave Phone Columbia 128
AMERICVN "8" late 1020 touring car. wire.
v-lwel equipped: driven 3(100 miles, owns!
golrc abroad, will sacrifice, fully eoulppid
wiui an extras, con owner over sauuji.
dealers Apply Loughney's Oarage, 1524 V
iJiniev st Phone Spruce 8048
AppCDCnM 4-rassenger Sedan, sllintlf
nn piOUll Uleli for demonstratlna onlJI
at trantli rtrlr . nu 1 n r mmrinfO WIij
WILLIAM T TAYLOR. 138 N BROAD 6T,
PIERCE-ARR0W3,o5n. ' fiSKfa
(.ondltlon Anplv to Mr. Jlonnhan, .WANAv
MAKER GARAGE. 23D AND VALNUTj
DUJV-10 nuaranteed, J4U0 UP. ROTAU '
MOTORCAR CO., INC , 012 N BROAD.
OI'I.X Hl'NDAT PUPI.AII JU
CADILLAC
-SEDAN, used vsry llttlsM
come make offer. RtJlAJi ,
MOTORCAR CO . INC., 020 N, WUUAU,
POP I Alt 11036 OPEN SUNI1VY,
rAHTI I Af touring, 8 cyl., good tlrei
LADILLAL repainted: A I cond . .650.
BARON'S, 640 N. BROAD ST. J
CADILLAC
(17 BE roadster: bargain.
AID N BROAD ST POP
LAR 7820. OPEN SUNDAY AND EVfl. '
STANLEY AUTOMOBILE 1 O, . .
1 ADIl.l-.VC biibiirban llmousln" double Bl
uu.rnnteeil A I conilltloii 11111 r, i"-'!rX
Open Sundav and evenings Poplar "
hTAM-lil Ai'Himi,r. V"
LHALMERS sedan. 1019, a bargT Call POP.
1
SJ44 Mr. arcucnnei lain i-innar a, ,
CHANDLER IU20 4-paes Dispatch Ilk nsjji
BARON'S, 640 N. BROAD 51.
CHANDLER ROADSTER. Model 18 lajfl
excellent condition, private owner N
lnformatlbncall Melrose 18B4 J
CHEVROLET" n nassenger, F Il7 model!
cellent condition, will sacrifice. Call l
8318 N 16lh st , -
rl V t QOfi 7-psssengsr: a snappy cJ
v.v-L-u,, i i,u at a aacrlllce.
BARON'S, 640 N. BROAD
PATHF touring car. 1018. ready for dUW
rMViCery; bargain fw Quick bw,r'
''Ji-PpJl'' AR. fi??l
PARTS- PARIS PARTS , ..
We carry a complete slot I: of used P"
., nu manes ni auiomonufs una irm ,.,
ressonvble prlies, come here and ssve flVOMTTI
.... "-I'lAlILn AUTO I'AIIT CO.,
' v-lirilllir BJ-, l-JHIiADELl'l
mm;i!i aijlj (Jl'KH HI
RFVFRF4 passengerr A-l c-onJUtt . t'i
Il.VE.IAL,;N-'r,QAD. OPEN HL'N. A2W
svaa. jroy. Toso. afANLU .iuio cv
3i
iMEWIIIBTmS
PAJPC LAHCHMONT, late modsll beautlj' .
. Hr '"1 condition, low price. ROTAJ
MOTORCAR CO , INC . 620 N. BROAD ST
OPEN SUNDAY. POPLAR 8038 '
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