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letters to the Editor
i.uubbv'" New Duty
.,..- ins Evening Public Ledger:
rlM? .Iiiy the inodirn husband I bodnd
wr"H ih support 01 nis who m u
l jfiJST.nd tradition have. ..- IW-
',U2.ilt. Siowever. It seems, a new
rrt';
,. the t"'1-' ..,- f0P the child or
W'i.h In and out of the home This
!t PPr ,0 autinciiy aiuo-i-
.-..,il observer, particularly one
.7.Y -...mms in other lands, It la
m $Rli ludicrous to see the American nu..
..i.k. Iin tuv , , ,
I"; .STrne fr6m work. carrying or wneei
UjEby'a he and his wife go on the
"" tXenade. DoubtWss thin la duo
r".VSot the wife tn perform 'that
II M ,nbJi.in Amorlcan baby buggies and
tf,rt. 7Jim six to twelve to puah them.
"4. LTbt too. th- strain mcu"x
M!.t Srheellnir a child wvcr . amooth
.;'! 'Jn? would s.rlou.ly Itijura
f,l..i.ate physical atructure. She la able.
"'S Twin of h.r extreme delicacy of
'' ", rlay a wonderfully Interesting
"f .Mtnnli .swim far nd well end In-
Ml" ' " '....--, th writer
!?.. remark of a well educated nnd
TO traeld Frenchman recently from
wl ' rYreelvrnr the American Husband
SKLim hli n. duty conaclenllou. y n -
"i"niii4ly. the rrencnmmi ""i "'
!k Dl'il. were that to happen on n
M "I"'.... .k. .n would be mobbed
KTlwcmen or arrested by the poHco for
"'.i.. " In tho land' of Tennyson, Ooethe,
MP', r?.l,. .Imllar untoward results
J$- doubtless fa" "PC" ,ho 'nnovatlni.
"mUfrtllnic 'uture innovation. In this
- . movla recently pletiir.d tomorrow's
.Mnky.'k..T..rnlna- hla living; during
."', t,r,and earning hla living; during
"",.: .n.t then doing the hmi
aaviork and
"",.: ih. children durlns the ovening.
.'". "-msnelpated" wife went
out to
. tt. and "clvlo tiuttes. juim. --m
'.' i.uMrclllOua tenia, na .he cloeed the
''"..Jrto . fc? ""re and do all the heuee
' a will And don't you dare neirlect little
ST and M.ree. or I'll wrln your
'1.'. .,r. I will." replied trembllnir
.CkV' rntfkly and aubmlaalvely,
hn
Z into hi. work with feverish haste.
Km by "' aw t,ln- r,
luumd
E. a. P.
rblla3elphla
AUEUit 31. 1021.
Only Want What Is Right
ik. Ft(ioro the BvwlHo- Pittilo l.etlotr:
Til
., t . oluavn taken an Interest In
tJ letters that are published In the People's
rtrun on the soldiers bonus. It seems tint
thin who are not In favor of the bonus tnkc
itaock t the Amorlcan Legion when writ-tot-
their opinions on said bonua.
tot American Legion, as some do not
Im. Is mado -ip of nn-n who saw service
li the V"orld War. and It Is only doing and
uklng for whit Is due tho ex-World War
T.teran. ....
Ut ome of the bonus opponents read the
imirlctn Legl"n Weekly, which only costn
in cents per copy, and they will llnd out
Uit the Legion Is not fighting for n so
cilkd bonui. It Is asking only whit Is
rltktfully due tho ex-soldler. aallor and ma
rina, tnd that Is adjusted compensation.
At sn ex-ccrlco man wounded In action,
I would tike to let such bonus opponents ns
7, L. B" know that It Is through tho
American Legion that wo ex-woundod service
men re retting what favors tho Qoernment
II doing for us todnv.
Dees the ox-iervlcc man expect to get a
temii? No. Hut he will get what Is coming
to tin. and that Is adjusted compensation.
Tto American Legion Is flghtltut on, just as
:U when In the A. E. F.. and that Is for
tihit Is right
HAitnr ir oiNsnuno.
Former A. E P.
niladelphla. August 31. 1021.
Plea for Lower Hotel Rates
'i tKt Editor of the Eientna Public I.ettoer:
IBlr While the high hotel rates of the
rir period were perloualy felt by traellni;
tin. tier were accepted and tolerantly nild
i too ime manner as were other high
rices M the war period Today however.
Inoit every Industry haa recognized that
tie trir Is over and has reduced prices ac-
:orJlnilr, but as the hotel men have tnken
little or no action this statement of facts
pretented.
Tit traveling salesman Is financially In
kreited In the hotel rate nueatlon. regard-
Ml of whether he pays hla traveling ex-
'i&les out of his sales commlaalon or out
of hit ulary, or whether It la paid sep-
tritely by ths houee, because In a flnil
ulrilt the expenses are charged up to the
territory, and the result Influences the salary
oMllntble. In fact, the entire system of
idea by traveling saleamen la actually
threatened by the preient high hotel, sam
ple room, transportation, aleeplnc car and
eieeii barrage chargea.
Minuracturera and wholesalera feel that
It li ridiculous that hotel men am not reduc
lci their rates, Fuel, rent and taxes havr
rot teen reduced, but hotels sre not affected
w mow items to any greater extent than
jre all etnir lines of business which have
won forced to reduce prices.
., t , WILLIAM T MERRILL,
miidolphls. September 4. 1021.
Opposes Using Foreign Ships
tttUBiitorol the Kvenino Publlo Lcdoer:
Slr-AIl0W m. n. nn Amarlnan nnrl a
tllpiyer, to protest In advance against the
lending of one pound cf American relief sup
ruai to Rujala in anything but an Amer
ican ship. The time Is now here when we
simt fltht for the contlnuar.ee of our ship
IBI. Foreign agents aro nlreadv nerfrrt.
Id their Plans for tho handling of this
irillht. PlSUllble exMta.. aiinh n. Ik
wciiiity of dispatch and a thouaand other
1T I' " D0 Pf'inted to show that this
rood ihould bo moed Ih foreign bottoms. If
rirn ships carried It for nothing It still
U . -- "- -.n'.v . ... m oiii ik no.
r.." ."" cargoes, and eon partial cargoes.
.vuu D inn n. ITh, nf nll.. . ..I.I.. la i.A
imp under the Stara and Stripes
BAMUEL U I. DAWSON.
JMlsdelphla, September 1. 1021.
The Bible and Crime
"Ms Editor o the Kufiiltia J'iiMIo Ledger-
it in answer to tho above heading ni
f"rlng In tho i:evi.u Pcntio I.eixikr dated
roit 81. 1021. If all persons succeed In
conwnclng themnohes and others that Ood
u I responsible for all sin and wickedness nnd
enme and that man, as an Innocent tool In
hinds, was forced Into sin. then they
--. hwoij tno wny Mr tlf theory that
vol S Sacrifice fur nur .In. hni m.r.i ln
iitM m' WftB neetlcd b"t aimply uuU only
In Iiaiah xv. ? irr. v, t .,i ...... i,i
"mind Israel f 111. covenant made with
im as a nation, that If they would obey
i. . ll8 "011,d b",oa ,tle,m nnJ Protect
J,..?. from "'g almtles common tn the
i.vi i1"n"l. but that If thev would for
"XI Illm He would bring talomltlt-s (olla)
sn them as chastl-ementa When calam
i..t imo "pon ,hem' bonder, they were
... 1 '? -on',l'ler them as accidents and
L .!"lMm,n,' Henca aui1 nt them
WM throush the prophets lemlndlng them
r.i.1 .r,covenant nn', ""'""K " hat their
... ?k". were from ,Ilm "'' by Ills will
M their correction It absurd to tm
f ik 1 ,0 proe Oo1 ,he author of sin,
w they do not at nil refer to sin
K.Y ,htly '"Yided and fairly presented
KBmands th reipect e.en of Its opponents.
Olens'de, August 3L1021.
The Rise nf PnnA Drt..
He Editor o tu Evufru Publlo T.edoer:
)te by your iupcr of today that
'tno food prices have arisen In
It li v. "'"" n e tne reason for thlsT
Vprw ul.. .. .- . . ... . . ,"'-
om-ihi-, . , ;. "" "",,u " mero is
asnt ,Mra.Jlcall' "ronlr' ana "B" aovorn
lMhaUi?"M" "."'.." ' th. P.O.
urn - .1 . " '"v''"iiKttwon aa to tne
; of the Increase In coat
tti auh',.,.. ,numbr o' Inquiries Into
IMwEh"11 1Jtni ,hat ' fu't
i fw tllT,- ?neJ9 hn C03t "' "rtnir.
the olh.,h ' C.L,y bv rM1 or by "eon,
t,L. 0,.hr Is the grsed of th. whni.
rSnt. """ lookln at " "" p,ron-
J ihould nf.'i "Udu" ,0 ,ll railroads
"in
reduce the coat of
nm. .i... .: -. " "
enr-
"'the smniVT- ". ' " rsqucm tno vvagea
" Ksw J.r.'.V '.. W.."L .u" 'nn.ylv.
t tlm. ih: "na ueiswaro at the pre
NlU v,.r! '" "? '""""'' harvest
wVKa'fe.1.'.'' T '"me
Delswaro at the prcs
of
ni .!,:- -'" . ine (srmrrs
nl it 7. ""' pr0(lu:l to market, for
T v of trsnsnnrtatl-,, i- .. .J' '.
----,..,, ,v B ,,,- h-j
Tk. n . .
ths Vi?itJ!. TO1 Y11! "Pixiar dally
2 ls HundK W 'W. and nl.o
iZ.Un,'ft'L,. .1'i1... ftr. Utters
F
Hill ni ,.n ;, 'J M1" "," " I'r "led,
saaVfJi ,.'ll'sN I'P'ms. and nurstlona
rn.i 'r'u"ru inasrina, anil nt.fi.i
'! Interest will be SHswerVd.
A
THE PEOPLE'S F6RUM
Letters to tho Editor should bo as
brlsf and to the point ns possible,
avoiding Anything that would open
a denominational or sectarian dls-
CUBAton.
No attention will be paid to anony
mous letters. Names and addresses
must bo signed as an ovldenoe of
pood faith, although names will not
pa printed If request Is made that
they bo omitted,
i Iuhtlon of a letter Is not
to be taken ns an Indorsement of Its
views by this paper.
Communications will not be re
turned unless accompanied by post
age, nor will manuserlDt bo saved.
the dealers and the comrntaalort merchant.
allow the farmers auch a email price for
their products, that they cannot nffor'd to
liavo them picked or pulled and trana-
rxrtci.
Probably the blatant tnVnder In the re
taller, who la loouina for the 100 per cent
iMWHfc ,ia whr nine 10 .ecure aurinir me wnr,
v.hen people had plenty of money. There la
otldently an understanding somewhere to
keep the prices at a high tide, for. no mat
ter what the product, you will find that all
the menhnnts In a aoctlon charge the same
Pilcee, It looks very much ns If there was
a combination niralnst the publlo and that
these rotallers hae uome one sot the price
for them and that they blindly follow. With
winter doming- on, something; must be done
that we have a reduction Instead of a rise
In food prices. It Is necessary, with so
many people out of work and the cost of
living; In every respect ao high.
JUtS. W. h. S.
i-miaueipmn, September 3, 1021.
Crying Children In Apartments
To the Editor of the Vvmino Public I.tioen
air Tho writer lives In an apartment
houno In West Philadelphia. One of the
teDVnts has a ten-mnnth-ntil hahv that rrl
continually, morning-, noon and night. No
ono likes to comnlnln. hut It I. v.rv on.
neylnir. I have two children myself, ut
would not think of living In an apartment
housr until tho children were old enough
ti bo about without unnoylng tho other
tenants.
My wife wanted nn spartmont long- ago.
but out of consideration to my neighbor I
w-alted until tho proper time. When tho
apartments am constructed In a row It 'a
not ao bad. hut In my cobs It Is an apart
ment building, end the crying can b heard
ery plainly. Thl In n delicate matter to
touch on, but ono that la certainly worthy
of sumo consideration. It Is written In Uew
of hearing what others have to say.
J. T. W.
Philadelphia, September 2, 1021.
Questions Answered
Blue Knob Not Highest Point
To thi Editor of tho LYcnnt7 riiWIfl Ledger:
Sir Referring to tho letter of "S. I. C "
In the People's Forum of August .11, 1021.
regarding tho lorntlon of IJIuo Knob, which
ou state Is the hlghcut point In I'ennRlva
nla. Tho Meversdalo quadrangle of the United
States Geological Survty. published In 1021.
shows n, knob df Negro Mountain, about
nno miles south of Rozkwood. In Somerset
County, with an elevation of .1220 feet above
inn lovol. or eighty-four feet higher than
llluci Knob.-
Until Ulue Knob was discovered by the
snmo method, I , ITnltvl States Geological
Survey, Ilald Knob, with nn elevation of
.1000 7 feet, wa shown on tho Stato mnps
as the highest iKilnt. Thrro Is n possibility
that further worlt by the United Stntes
Orolo3lc.ll Survey will show points In tho
Stato of oven grenter height than Negro
Mountain, mentioned above
I might add tint rtluj Knob la situated In
Iledfurd County nnd nut In lllnlr County, ns
given ln our answer to "S. L. C "
C. It. niBTIUCK.
PhllndelphU, Sept, ml er 1. 1021,
American Casualties In World War
To the Editor nf the Evening Public Ledger:
Mr Will lou plense statu what were the
actuil flsures of casualties In the World
War? I) I.. KENNARI).
Philadelphia. September B. 1021.
Final rcviaoii figures of Amerlcin Armv
casualties In the World War were announced
by tho Adjutant (Jeneral on I'lbruHrv 7.
1020. They show that tho totel casualties
were .102,012, with deaths numbering 77,-
118, The flnrures nro ns follows;
Killed In action
.II.'.'IS
2.1.430
J3 700
2.1)10
SOD
1M
10
tO
l.M.III
HS7
n.,1 nf rilnp.VMn .
I ntil nf uniinilft
Died of accident
Drnvv ned
Suicide . .
Murder or homl Ide
Executed bs sentence
court-martial
Other known inuaes ...
Causes undetermined ..
Piesumed dead
Total -dead
Prisoners unaccounted for. 1.1
Prisoners died 147
Pilsoners repatriated t.70
Tolnl prisoners
Wout.ded sllghtlv 01 ISO
Wounded severely . ... 83,31)0
Wounded, degree undeter
mined 40,480
Total wounded
5Ilsalng In action 3
Total
Orcnd total
7.11E
4 432
221,050
302.01:
"As Poor as Job's Turkey"
To the Editor 0 the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir What Is the origin of tho expression
"As poor as Job's turkey"? Is there any
reference to Job havltiK u turkey In the
Bible? it. W. T.
rhlladelphlv. S-rtember 4. '9JI
"Aa poor ns Job's turkej," n. simile often
i.sod to Indicate i xtrcmo povertv. h-v refer
ence to the doplornblo Blute I" which Job
was teduced when delivered by God into
the Lands of Satnn 'Job'a turkey," jc-
ccrd,r to tho popular notion, lias but one
feather In tu lull and was obliged to lean
u.alnat the fenco to Kobble Tho orlitlnalor
of tl " saving nppnri.nlly did not realize
It vvoull have hi en IniposMbln for Job to
possi'HH a turliej, slnLe that bird Is u na
tive of America
Son of Danish Descent
To the Editor of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir Mv futher was bom In SchKawlsr
HulHtnln Whin ho wus lorn tho pi ovinia bc
Innred to nnmark When hi was seven
eIlrH )ld Qennany mined posnosn!un of this
pi ov line. At I'lghteon oars of ui;, hit came
to thK country and bcuimo n iturnllzed I,
lis ton. vaa born here. Am 1 of American,
Uermau or Dullish desconf'
II I. II.
PhllhileliihU. August 31. 1021 .
lnaumiKh ua thn pnronts of the writer of
thla Inquln vvero npim n-ntlv of UanUh
bluod, It would m'mu that tho son unques
tionably was nf lianlsh descent. Irrespective
of which country had posai-ai-loii at the time
of hla birth. The fact that Schleswle-Hol-stein
wns acquired from Dcnmnrk by der
ma m after the son vv ii born would have no
beurinK on the iliuraitcr of tho Inquirer's
at crators.
"C, Ij. r." desires tho leaend concerning
the IMelw If Can u reader l'Ivo It to ths
correspondent?
"D I. C " Joseph lefferson, the actor.
died at Palm lieach, VU , April S3, 1003.
Poems and Songs Desired
"There's a Charm"
To the Editor of the i:venlno rublio Ledger:
fclr I am anxious to seiurs the words nf
a rong and to know tho nemo of tho author
which contains the following lines.
"There's a charm about the old love still!
Other loves will como to us and
Wo remember with a sigh there's a charm
about the old love still,"
II W. L.
Philadelphia, September 4, INM
A Recitation Wanted
To the Editor of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir I am trying to secure an article
regarding a "5Iuatang" or a "Wild 51ua-
tung" or something of this kind This Is
absolutely all I can remember of It It
was recited at a vaudeville theatre last win'
ter by a young lady, professional elocution'
lat. and I don't remember whether It was
nrosa or poetry
If you can secure thla for me through the
People's Itorum (pernaps some or me read
eis may have It or know to what I am re
f erring, and rould give me soma Infnrma
Hon tegnidlng It, I. e , the title, the author,
iiv . i would greatly appreciate the favor.
This is not much to work on. but th
People's Forum has been a help to me b
W-J.
T&r
fore, and perhaps can do something for me
this ttms, D, li. C.
Philadelphia, Augdst 21, 1021,
Is This All of 8ong?
To the Editor of the Evening Publlo Ledger:
Vlr In this nil of the song pr are there
nicro verses! ,
What falry-llka muslo steals over ths sen,
Entrancing the senses with charmed mel
ody? 'Tls the vole of the mermaid that floats
o'er the main f
As she mingles her song with the gondolier's
strain,
Tho winds are all hushed and the water at
rest;
They sleep like the passions In Infancy's
breast,
Till storms shall unchalp them from out
their dark cave
And break the reposo of the shoro and ths
' ' wave " P. W. I
Philadelphia, September 4, 1021.
"The City of the Living"
To the Editor of the Evening Publlo Ledger:
Sir Incloaed la tho poem "The City of
tne Living-," rnmi'.sted by Horace T. Mann.
August 28, 1021. I do not know the author'
name, 1IELEM E. BEnKLKT.
Philadelphia, September 1. 1021.
THE CITY OF THE I.IVIKO
In a long, vanished age, whose varlsd story
ro record has today
So long ago expired its grief and glory
There flourished far away.
In a broad realm whose beauty passed all
measure,
A city fair and wide,
v herein the dwellers lived In peace and
pleasure
And jiover any died.
Disease and pain and death, those stern
marauders.
Which mar our worM'n l fee
Never encroached upon the pleasant borders
' mat urigm dwelling place.
No fear of parting and no dread of dying
Could ever enter there;
-No mourning for the lost, no anguish crying
Made any face leas fair.
Without the cltj's walls, Death reigned as
ever.
And graves rose aide by side!
Within, the dwellers laughed at his endeavor;
And never any died.
Oh, happiest of all isrth's favored placesl
Oh. bliss to dwell therein'
To live In tho sweet light of loving faces
And feur no grove betwem!
And hurrjlng from the world's remotest
quarters,
A tide of pilgrims flowed,
Across broad plains and over mighty waters
To find that blest abode.
Where never death should como between and
sover
Them fiom their loved apart,
Where they might work and win and live
forever.
Still holding heart tn heart.
And so th-y llvd In happiness and pleasure.
And nrewr In power and pride,
And did great deeds, and laid up stores of
treasure,
And never nny died.
And
many eara rolled on and found them
striving
With unabatid breath:
And other vears still found nnd left them
living
And gave no hope of death.
Tct llslen, hapless soul, whom angels pity,
Craving a boon like this
Mark how the dwellers In that wondrous city
urew weary of their bliss.
One nnd another who had been concealing
J lie pain of life's long thrall.
i orsooK tnclr pleasant places and came
stealing
Outside the cltv will.
uravinrr vvitn w'sn Hint lirooke.1 no more
denylm;.
So long had It teen rrossed,
The blessed possibility of dvlng.
The triasuro they had lost.
Dally tho current of rest-seeklng mortals!
Swelled to a broader tide,
Till none were left within th city's portals,
And graves grew green outside.
Would It be worth tho having or the giving.
The noon of endless breath,
When for the vvearlness that comes of living-J
There la no cure but death?
Oura were, Indeed, u fate deserving pity
Were that sweet rest denied;
And few, methlnks, would care to find ths
city
Where never any died.
"When You're Gone"
7o the I'.dilor of the E enlng Public Ledger:
Sir I am submitting tho song- "When
lou re Clone I Won't Forge.,' requested by
"Snmuil It V " Horry I can't supply words
tr the othe- sontr
WIIKX YOU'Itn GONE I WON'T FORGET
When vnu'ro gone I won't forget vou,
And I'll miss ou when ou bo,
I lecall the dav jou met me,
When you said vou loved me so.
Once my heart was In jour keeping.
And perhaps vou lnvo me et
Far from me you'll soon be roaming;
When jou'ro gone I vvon t forget.
1 UErrtAIN
When vou'rn gone I won t forget you.
When from me sou' re far away,
Every nleht I will remember
All tho things ou used to say,
And mv thoughts will keep on straying;
To tho day when first we met;
Tho' jou leave mo broken-hearted,
When ou're gone 1 won't forget.
Orce my he.rt was filled with gladness,
And tho world seemed bright and fair:
In my llfo there was no sadness.
For jou brought mo dreams so rare.
Golden dajs we pns-d together.
Momenta dear when first we met;
Thn' you leavo me now forever,
Whon you're gone I won't forget
I. K. A.
Philadelphia. August II. lflJl.
"c. u n "
tains the line
of time and
art."
asks for a poem that con
' A vv-i.vr sat at the loom
wuvo a cloth of wondrous
5tary T Kline ihslroa a uomn presumably
a sonnet, which contslus the lino "A burst
of muHlc doth the uiillbtenltig street."
LITTLE
BENNY 'S
NOTE BOOK
By Lee Pope
.Me nntl Mat v Wntltins was on her
frunt steps biivriR a arconment nhout
me, and she t-ed I wits eonscetcd ami
hud u swell lied u id dident know wut
I was inwkitiK nlimit li'ilf the time and
wns toiir tlie othei half, and diffrent
thlnstH like ilint, none of them beihx
rotnpllmpiith. mill jest then nil of a
suddln the sky got all black as if It
vvtin coins to mln fersc.
Wieh It did, and it thundered nnd
lUhlniuced like cn.v thing, and mo mid
Marj Wntkins tjiiiek lati Hi her parlor
and every time it lightinlnged sho got
Miirod ni evcrvtitiiu, sajing. .) tieer,
Ira so afraid of lightning, If I ever got
t-triicl; b lightning I dont think Id
ever forget it, arent you afraid of light
ning, Iienny?
(living mc a idecr. nnd I sed, Yes
I am, but if .vou dont say I m the
greatest fello jou over knew Im going
to run rite out in the street and get
struek bv It. Are you going to fay
it? I sed.
No 1m not, certenv uot, the very
ideer, sed Mury W ntklnii, nnd I ed,
All lite then, do you hoo tills foun
tain pen? Im going to run out nnd
hold this fountain lien rite tip at the
lightning, so then it will haff to strike
ran weather it v tints to or not because
lightning ha to strike a fountain pen
wen you hold It up.
Ueing m own invention and me
not knowing weather it was true or not,
nnd I held the fountain pen up in the
air and started to run out, .Mary vVat
kins saying, Walt, stop, wait, III say
it, youte tho greate-t fello I ever
know.'
Ueing the most complimentary tlili.g
sho ever sed nliout me, sounding so
good that I held the fountain pen up
ngen and sed I would run out enywny
if she dident say I was the most won
(lerllll fello sho ever herd of. Wieh she
illil. ami then 1 made her snv 1 wai
tho smartest fello In the hi toty of tho
I 11 vl J-. it.-rk tl.n t-l... --.t 11.
weriu, mm J"1 ' " . si" ""
Bgenf and It utopnetl thundering nntl
lightning, and Mary Wotklns quick
jtavo me about 0 of tho wcrst Insults I
tver got about mynelf, nnd I wawkctl
out looking prouder than wat I felt.
Proving ever thing la dlffrcnt In
(lines of danger.
ANNOUNCE ASSIGNMENTS
OF VINCENTIAN PRIESTS
Changes Are Made In Churches East
of Mississippi River
Tho following chnngcH In Hie assign
ment of vlnccntlnn priests in hip
United Stales east of the Misiisgippi
nirrr nro nnnottnccd by tho Hcv.
Frederick J. Mauno, visitor of the Con
gregation of tlif Mission, who Is Mn
tloned at St. Vincent's Chinch, Ucr
mnntown. , . ,
Tho Iter. Thomns Carter, appointed
superior of St. Vincent's Hemlnary,
Gcrmantown ;, the Kev. John Shcclinn,
director of scholastics j tho Itev. Wil
liam Slattery, director of semlnnry ; the
Hev. John Downing, procurator; the
Itev. B. Cnuflcld, to becomo member of
missionary band; tho Ilev. John
Kccnan, of the Seminary, goes to Home
to pursue studies In canon law.
From St. Vincent's Chdrch, Ger-
mnnrnmn. thn Iter. VlnCent Dotlchertv
nnd the Rev. Ilobert Glllard. appointed
to tho mission band; the Itev. John
Dougherty, assigned to parochial work ;
tho Kev. Patrick Uoland, appointed to
St. Joseph's Church, Emmlttsburg;
tho Uov. John Long, to tho mlwdon
band, ln Springfield, Mass.; the Itev.
Thomas Madden, to the mission bntitl
nt Niagara University.
Assignment to Niagara University
as teachers are : The Itov. .Inmcs Flynn.
the Itev. Victor Connolly, the Kev. Jo
seph Snmmon, the Hev. Wllllnm
Ivncu, the Kev. .lames uotier. inn iv;v
Joaquin Jnrcln nnd the Hev. nllttin
Hogcn. To St. John's College, llrook
lyn, will go us tencherH. the Itev. Jo
seph Noonmi, the Hev. Kiedcrlck Kin
Hell, the Hev. Thomas Mnher. the Kev
George Grady nnd the Kev. John
Ewons, of Immaculate Conception
Church.
The Kev. Jeremiah Trncey. formerly
procurator nt St. Vincent's Seiiilnnry,
has been assigned to similar duties In
the mission home nt Springfield. Muss.
Assignments to St. -losepii' i oncge.
Princeton: The Rev. Chnrles Kooney,
the Rev. Joseph Dunn, the Rev
Thomas Flynn, the Rev. Arthur Ilnm
llton, tho ,Rcv. Thomas Dcvcreaux.
the Kev. Francis Ryan, the Rev. James
Nenry. the Rev. Thomas McCnllon. the
Rev. Thomns O'Connor undithe Rev
Geflrgo Hekliart.
The Rev. Matthew O'Neill, formerlv
of St. Joseph's College, Princeton, 1ms
been scut to Immaculate Conception
pnrislt, (terinnntown.
Tin- Rev. Mnrtln lllnke has been
mude superior of the mission house nt
Hnngor, Pa, The Rev. Wllllnm Groen
inger nnd the Rev. William MeGlynn
hnve been f.cnt to the mission house ut
Opeiikn. Aln.
The Kev. Jnmcs Eding goes to Colon,
Puuiiinn, wliero lie will join Father
Chickling, who hns been working there
for seven yenrs. The Kev. Joseph Me
Andrews will do missionary work in
llalboa, (unnl Zone.
EVANGELIST ARRIVES HERE
Will Wage All-Winter Campaign In
120 Presbyterian Churches
The Rev. Dr. E. E. Hemlricl., of St.
I.otiis, an evangelist whoso sernionH arc
pnid to he fimilar In character tn tliono
of Dwifiht li. Moody and "(tipsy"
Smith, hns arrived here to prepare for
nn all-winter evanReliatie campaign in
20 Presbyterian rliurches.
The Rev. Dr. Georce M. Oakley, of
Jackson, Tenn., will arrive next week
to assist Dr. Hcndrick In the cninpaiun.
Preliminary conference will begin in
fourteen churches here Sunday.
SI'UMKi. HKSORT1
ATLANTIC CITY. N
S.3.S0 up Dally. Special fVklr. Amtr. plan.
ELBERON
& Fireproof Annex. Tennessee Av. nr. Beach.
Cap, 400. Central, open aurroundlnga; opp.
Catholic t. Protestant Churchea Prlv. bths.
Running Water in All Rooms
Excellent table, fresh vegs Windows screen
ed White srvice Uklet It. It. I,udv. 51. I).
Open All the Year"
Brick, Steel snd Stone Construction
PRINCESS
no. varoiina at , near utaca.
Batblnor from home nd mt
own Doardwalk bath houss.
HOT AND COI.Il
RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS
Mod. Bates Klttttor. Krench Chsf. Orchestra Dancing.
Cap'r aw. Dkt. mallad. PAIJLC.I10iCllAMi,Owt
Kentucky Ave., adjacent to Beach
Kvery.apnolntment Cl'IHINB and
snrtvicB u.Nnxcni.i.Kn nea-
snnabli rate Mr. R BRITKER Prop.
QPNATOR Back to pre-war prices, nt
.-llftlUft , gepti 0 ,4 fr day
Begin-
Am.
Plan rireproof. First hotel ftom Boardwalk
on Vlrslnla Ave, Ilnoklet
7ft
I
RA5TMORE ff c
Worlds Greatest Hotel Success
TAROR INN Ocean end Connecticut nve,
-"-' "" Ideal location
large rooms.
H.rellent table. 10th Beason.
Special rates
from Labor Day J. P. It
A M. DUNN.
WtMifmrnatfi- Kentucky Av. nr. Beach.
WefJtm-nSier HVntor- private hatha
runnlnir water Open all year C, A. KOPI'.
nCCfUWrirtn ICintucUy ave near Ilench
y.1 11 NKlnnln K,pt 7 Oeo vV l.vlliee
nci:x riT
v .1.
LA MONTE
running wator
plana Fall rates
8th & Diean Open ul'
venr Tli-iit I ronm vvlti
American and Huropean
M 11 THOMAS.
Biscavne B"'"ii
al1 room; pec
13 lll.rXDIN
The Alwn nrlhton rlace-
Special Sep.
A. YAHOHR.
HKACII HAT-..V, N. .1.
THE ENGLESIDE
IIKACII 1IAVKN", NKW JI'USKY
The Island Ileaort the only reaort In New
Jeraey that combines perfect bathing, good
flehlng with n mnilrn hotel and giving ure
rs'lat from Hav Pever heatdea, five Tennis
Courts Special ratei for thla month, open
until September n R. V. KNW.K, Manager
SPA OIKT. N J.
.4.iinotincinj7 completion
and opening of
ffiockhm
7hc
7,eauirttiN.u.
On the Ocean ir-ont
Open Through September
In the plre and holly aectlon ona
mile south of Spring Lake: a charm
ing hotol nccommodatlng .00, with Its
own boardwalk. Its own private btach
and bathhouaea, eight acres of
grounds, clubhouse and grill; tennis,
golf
SAMK MANAGEMENT AS
Tnl! WAIUtEX. SPUINO LA KB
II. HTIHtlW
3
KAST HTHOt'DSUUHO. PA.
MAPI.KIIl'UST INN. East Stroudsburg Pa
Accommodates 'juo modern Improve
ments: electricity, mualc room, i'7S foot ver
anda, large lawn, tennla llverj . trfwklet
Special Fall rates MRS L IIAOII
Berwick Inn
U'evated. Bathing.
Farm
connecting. HhnHi. nrnnnd.
Oarage, Trolley tn entrunce. Booklet
P. C DIC-KKHSON U. Htroudaburg Pa
I-AN'NA, I'lKK CI),. PA.
UKUCIINlir COTTAtlE Spend our fall
vacation In the Poiono.v Special fall rates
MIt. O. R PARSONS
LONDON, KNOIND
Wjifn In London atop at
TUB OORDON llOTHL
- '" ''.'
' 1
STKAMflftfrrW-ltlWIflHtJ
l
Savannah Daylleht-Havlnr Tims
Jacksonville J Tucs., 5 1'. Ai.
Iloston, Wed., 5 P.M.; Sat. 2lM.
An invigorating enjoyanie ocean vo-
Sis. Millions or passsngsrs :
rled, not a life lost, Tickets In-
tluae msals A berth on main aeca
Kena ror iiffjsrrnrea joiner
MERCHANTS & MINERS
TRANS. CO. ustubiished ltusi
fler IB B Del, nv- Tfl, l.om. 1U00
fallriverTine
CoBOSTON
SledUStemerfStlndl4 lUrwU
OrrAwtro sn esih Slssmtr
Laan rirtten St. alr 14 N. R,
JO P.M. Daily last, Sunday
Mw,ltera Lin Nw lnn Line
Jolly aaaepv uun- ivmr "u0il,, -T
r.ft. tixsuTk.1 Kxeacv&Sf
U E.g. ssad Bt. I I'.M. ,
All Schedule l)iyllsht-HSr. Time
7 tenets Hi lull A indu i. neamui
TO BALTIMORE
ERICSSON LINE
1. f
L.very evenlrg at B: Saturdays, 3 o'clock.
Fats, ins wsy. la.OO- round trio. I3.00.
DAY STEAMER
From Philadelphia every Tuesday, Thttrs.
dsy. Saturday, at 8 o'clock. Tars, n.uo
one way! 12.(10 round trip.
Most beautiful water r de out of Philadel
phia. Send for pamphlet. No Sunday steamer.
Hteamer leaves on dsvllaht-eavlnB time.
Office l'ler 3 Hottth uelsvrar nvanue.
SPECIAL SUNDAY
EXCURSION
tEBzasssL.
All day on the water to
Beautiful Lorcwood Grove
nn the (iiesapeake 4 Delaware cnnnl Home
eariy earns evening;, r.noion l.lne. I'ler 3,
bcutii Delaware Ave.; 8 o'clock every Sunday
rooruloe. dnyllzht-aavlns; tlm far. J 1.00.
TOUtH
European
FALL TOURS
I-rant't', Spain, Morocco, Algiers, etc.
.Selemlfr nnd October
FRANK TOURIST CO.
219 So. loth St- Philadelphia
In' ili 18,5 llell phone. Spruce 01,12
"" IPAKfJElTpOST
SB-Note
,. Kit. PIANO
20 Rolls
Music and
Ilrncli
$350
New Pianos, $235 to $585
New Player-Pianos, S305 to $875
Baby Orand Pianos. S325 to S1395
Ueproducing Playerfl,$7G5 to $1 145
Open Mon., Wed. and Fri. Evrs.
HOWARD VINCENT
836-838-840-812-81 1-81G
NORTH SIXTH ST., PHILA.
I.emove That Painful Corn
or Callous with
ABBOTT'S PLASTER
Th most effective remedy.
i"ie moat convenient 10
une Juat n thin medicated
adh-ihe piaster. You out
2 off dere and arjplv.
Price 10c and -fie. All Drug Htorea. or
bv mall
ABBOTT REMEDIES CO.
flOth and Olrnnl Av . Philadelphia
Pn r I'niio in
-' V tiliinoa an
pulUh fur furniture.
mil automobile BUe
Pr cum 3 cans for SI. postpaid.
1IOWAHD VINCENT. B34-830-838 X. filli
ARMSTRONQ At Cleveland O . Spt 5
DJ1 JAMUK ARMSTRONO Funeral serf.
Ices Frl a 30 P M daMlght saving , ...
neral parlors of J i:. Mathls, Blackwood,
,AiKnJ'I:.7?ui!d"n,y' .s'pt 3. EDWARD
nhllL- JMi,Vi', aJ?(1 'r1"!""- Franclavllle
ft1, -V' ,?,T-.1 ,- A VoUco offlc-r of
th Dlst. lnyltd to funeral service. Thurn.,
2 P Jl fist) N SJth st Int private Be
mnln mn bo viewed Wed eve.
BASSI.ER On Sept li 1921 MARY
ClIAI.v daughter of the late Henry nnd' tarv
II Basslei Service and interment at con
vcnlence of family on Thursday.
in, n. I, audilenly. Sept R tt)'l
GEOROK B tf Jr aon of CJeorge B. s!
and May O Bev-lll In hla lBth yeftr Hela:
tives and frlendt are Invited to attend fu
neral services Frl 10 A. M , parenta' resi
donee, BS20 Ludlow at. Frlenda may call
Thurs eve
BREMER Pert 6 OERTRUDE Y.
widow of Clforge W. Ilremer in her Stth
ear Relatives and friends are Invlteil to
attend funernl aervl'-s, Frl 2 30 P M at
her Int r'sidence 2KU Spring Garden' at
Int private
COSNER Suddenl) Spt fl, NATHAN
R , huaband of E.ale O and son of Edward
and llachel Koaner aged 37 Relatlvea and
friend, also number of Jenklntown Lodge
No. 470 K of P. and-omploea of Phllal
delphla and Suburban Oaa nnd Electric Co
are invited to attend funeral, Sat. 1 P r '
at his lat residence, 424 Leedom at 'jeril
klntown. Pa Int. private Arlington
CLYMER Sent. 7 CALVIN n h,',.K-.
of Josephine E Cimr (nee Sommers) Roi.
atlvea and rrlemin also all organizations of
which ho was a meinbtr nre Invited m n.
tend funeral Sat 10 30 A M. residence
1030 W Stella at Interment private Rl
mnlna may b vkwed Frl . 7 to 0 P. M
DAVIS Sept S 1021, ABRAHAM It
DAVIS, aged 70 Relative ami friends alio
Solomon'- I. dg. No. ill, P. and A M
Invlttd to fun ral service Thura. 1 HO P
M late rcsid me t It 1 1 Rovnl at, Oerman-tow-n
Frli-nd ina till W-d,, 7 to It P l
Plea-.i orilt tlnwers
D1M."N - ''"Pi 3 1021 EMMA, beloved
w-lfo of I)r Fred, nek J. Dillon nnd dnugh
tir of Mum T and thi 1-vte John Walla
Relative and fr'. .nds ure Invited to attend
futnr.il III s 10 A M from her late reel
dtneo H!U" N lMh si Solemn riulem
ms, M Mi i'h s I'lmrrh 10 A. M ure
il 1 im Hi) sepulchre Cem
DUL'llHl V -ii, 1 n,v nt Midford N 1
P.pt (1, l.Ul illMlI.ES II, husband of
Mav 13 D.inhtv Itelatlves and friend",
uIho aocli'tl of which he vva a membr
are Invited to ittond funcr.il. Frl , nth lnt
11 A. M . stanlird t me, from his lat resi
dence. Broad m . Midford. N J, Servlcea at
Tnhemoclf M i: church 1 P. jr mt
Tabornacln O, m. Friends may call Thurs
7 to 'i 1 M
Dt'NSWORTH Sept B 1021. MAR.
OARET It wlf of Hurrs Dunaw-orth "itela.
Uvea und frl-ndi ar invited to nttemi fu.
noral Trl . - A M rualdenc 814 Mannin.
at Mas of requ cm at st Marl's Church
0 30 A M Im Ho Croud Cem
ERVIN Oct 111 U'la Aire River
Chevlerea. France ANTHONY p , on If
Edwin II nud Helen I, Ervin (n v.i..v
urandsi n of Anthnnv F and Ida n Ervin
aged 23 Relatives und friends Co l"
311th Infantrj 7Sth Dlv are invited to
nttt-nd funeral serv n es, Frl 2 p m m.
D II Kollock St -Mn. 15.M N. Broad st
Int private
FARMER Mis 1- at Las Crucea, N
Mex CLAYTfi.V S huaband of Oladys
lllonmn-ld Int ut Marietta Pa, Aug .,
aREKNE - MARTIlAMIITI.tN OHRENF
wife if the line Stephen Greene, -n ths
t'OtH y-ar of hei age Entered Int Ufa
etvrnil Sort H " A lanllo Cltv V J
Funeral service at 271) W Tulpehocken
el Oernant-iwn J'huri , hth Ipst , at J
P M Bit private
OREENWOOD Nov 5 191S. at Argonno
Forest. France Sergeant Harry I, OREEN
WOOD, present d with Dlatlngulahed Servlco
Croaa son of I.e.ih Wright und the lata
William F Greenwood nged 2h Relatives
and friends nlao Co K. 313th Infantrv 70th
Dlv . Greenwood Post No 33J, A Caoron
Post. No 22. A V F W . Robert J Mar
tin A. I. No US. Kensington Poat A L No
t'S Taylor Poat No 2 8 of V , War Moth
er a and Woman a Auxiliary Concordta
Lodge No 07 F nnd A M , Columbia Cnun
trj Club, nr United t- funeral S it , 1 30
p M . from mother a residence 2S3U Frank
ford ave. Service at St I.uke'a P K.
Church 2 30 P M Int Leverlnton Cem .
Hoxborough
atlUUr Ki.i.wv .-epi vvtl.l.iAM S
I aon of Dr Elton C ,ind grandson of
lies John A Ooodfellow- Duo notice of fu
teial later
tlltAY Sept 7 DAVID huaband of
Martha Gray Relatlvea .ind frlenda. also
ReHame Council No 7j7 O of I A . unj
Pride of Phlla Circle No H I. p 0f A
Invited to funeral aervlcea Sat i J M
uto iialdence 1012 Oerrltt st Interment
Ml Murlah Cem Frl, nds ma call Frl eve
GREGORY Killed In action Sept 2(1
lllll Meime Argonne Private let Clana John
II GRKHORY Co C ItMli lnf 37th Dlv
son of Mr and Mrs William Grenorv late
of 108 Stllea st Relsilves and frlenda
tlemge II. Imhof Pest, No IBI Gallagher
Welgand Post. No. 321 A I, , War Mothera'
Aaa'n, Invited to funeral Fri 8.80 A M.
from funeral parlorsof J. Ramond Kelly,
nr'iiOl ItJ
Ctf'"ZC lit
I THIS NEW UrSf-Fimi
JBKsWsflKI 1 1
V
-ft'l T.T . . ' - fwyjpt- . FMaiTV:
PKATH8
1245 M, 17lh st. Solemn hlith maas
reaulem at Church of the CJeau 10 A.
of
M.
Int. Ht. Denis' Cem, ,, , ,,,
liAI.PIN. Sept. 4, MAItT. vlf; of the
late James Hatpin. Helatlves and friend
are Invited to attend funeral. Thurs 8:80
A. M late residence. 2051 Cedar st Hot
emn requiem mass at Ht. Ann's Churcn 10
A M. Int. New Cathedral Cem .. , ,
JIKM.WIO, Suddenly Bept 15. 1021 At;
IIT5IIT. husband of Katherlne Hellwlr. aged
72 ilelatlve and friends, alao Herman
lxjdge, No. 12.1, F and A M,t Kenalmtton
It. A. Chapter, -No 233. Ht John Com.
manderv. No 4, K T Philadelphia Turn
Itemelnde; Directors of Integrity Trust Co !
emnloes of. HtH, Heddle Mfa- Co., and all
nlher societies of which ho was a member.
Invited to funeral, Hat , 2 P. W , late reel;
.lenre, 1011 N 3d at Int. VWst Laurel
Hill fern. . t .
HE.MPKI.. Bept 0, I71ANK O , husband
of late Katherlni Hernial (nee Ksellr). F;i
neral services, Trl , 2 V. 51., at his dsuh
trr's rssldence, Mrs. Katherlne Ott. 2414 N
l.elths-ow st. Int private.
IIKWITT Killed in action st "'"'""
Woods, Trance. June 0, 101S. CHAllI.Krt
WII.MKU IIKWITT. Jr . 4.1th Co.. Mh lie
JIarlnea, son of Chart W. and Margaret
r Ifowltt (nee Wonke), itrted 20. Ilelatlys
and friends also Corp riinrles W. Hew'tt
Jr. Tost, No. 164, V of I' IV ! I.osn
I'l.st. No. 1170, A, I. . Thomas ltnbert Heath
Marino Post, No ISO ire Invlled to fi'netai
servlcss at Holv Trlnlu '-hurrh, Mn.ryln
and Ilcckland, sts . fist 1 V M. Int. Har
lelrh Cm.. Camden. N. J
HIPPIiK. Hept. f, UKOHOK ,W hua
band of Alice Hippie (ne Nullall Ilelatlves
nnd friends are Invited to attend funeral
eervlces, Trl 1 I' M late residence. 4508
Hllverwood st Manayunk Int private, at
Morris Cem Phoenlsvllle Itemalns may
I be viewed Thure N to 10 V M.
I IIUOIIE.S - Sept 7. nt hi residence. M?
iisessln live., WIM.IAM II IiyailMJ,
A to usKifa lino tMtif ii f fimcrnl lnlfr
lllVIN. Hept. (J. ANNIK 51 1RVIN (neo
Mnoro) Kuneral Krl . 10 A M residence
1825 Olnnodo st (south of Olrard ave ort
Illdso ave.). Friends may call Thurs eve
KAISKlt Killed In action nt Arijonne
Forest, France. Hept 27 lots. WII.I.IAM J .
of Co If llnth lnf . son of Katherlne
and lata John Knlner aKod 20 Itelatlves
nnd friends also nn'tnlicra of Corporal
Charles 51 Hewitt Poet No 131 of Ian;
Aunlllary of Pot Veteran of Foreign IVars,
Survivors of Co II 110th lnf . War Mothers,
(Ilcndoit Post V. of F vv Imhof A. I..
Post. Invited to attend funral Hat . 8 30
A f ffniti tnnttipr'H r.alilwnr 2004 N
27lh at Hiilemn rmletn tnH Corpus
t hrlati Church 10 A
51
Int Holv
ive-
deerner Cem ,
KELLY. Sept B. THOMAS J KKLI.Y
Relatives and friends aln Holy Noma So
ciety of St .Ios-t)h'a Churi h nre Invited to
attend funernl. Frl 7 30 A M from rel
ilnce of Mrs Ell-sbeth ciupmiin. 23( Oas
Idll t High mats St Jui-ph's Church (
A M Int. private
KINTAinn. Sept 7 1121. ROBERT W
huaband nf Mary Kincalde (n-e Dalrvmpln)
Funernl services Sat . 2 31 I M late resi
dence I1B01 N. hth t Oak Lane. Int.
prlvHt Northwond Cetn
KNIPE - Sent 0 fcrm"i!v of 21 HI N
Dnrleri st . r.MILY widow of II waid M
Knllie Relative and fn nds invnd to fil
rernl. Ft I. 'J P M , from rarlota of Hack
man St Ramses B.I I Din tin. ml ' Int tirl
vats. Remalii -no be view id Thurs , to
9 P M.
KOLP Nov 7 1P1 P killed In action. In
France GEORGF. B eon o' Sirah E and
the lain Robert P Kolp am-d 21 nlntlves
and friends also 1,-g'on nf Honor of I.u I.u
Temple 31Bth Inft Asm American Legion
Poat. No OH. McC,aughe 1 ,t V F. W .
Wae Mothers Radiant hi r I, lg No OOlT
I' end A M . Ph'li i unltorv Lu I.u
Timple: Lu I.u Temple uii, ' lul,. Frank
ford Ave lliptlst Churth in- Invited to nt
tend the funeral. Sat 1 10 P M late resi
dence. 23111 E Dauphin ht .-ervlre t 2 30
P M. at rrankford Ave Hiptlt Church.
Frankford ave Hnd I.otterlv hi Int. North
tVdnr Hill Cem
LAOOMARCINO ?ept f) 1D21 ROSA
vr tn of the late AgoMtlno Lug iniari lno. aged
1 (II Relative and frlvmlx also all societies
.of which she vva u tm ruber, ire Invltt-d to
nttend funeral Sat 0 A M from her late
residence, 751 S hth t Itinnkm high mass
' it our Lad) of Goo 1 i unmet Church it) A
'M tircclaeiv Int trlt,v irhirte. Pl-nn-
mlt flowers
MARTIN In Mnvtnnn I' i " ptembr 1
RYONE M vvlfe .if Wllllnm I) Martin Fu
neral aervlre on Thiirdu ptemher nt
2 30 o'clock nt her ln rednce, 470 E
t ommerce r Ilrldgttnn N J
i MaeMrNA.VIN. S-t,t 1 1C21. JOHN
I hu.l'nnd of tho lnte riT.iteth MacMenu
- fn. In his MOth ve.-vr Relative end friends
are Inltod tn nt'end funer il Frl., 9 V. M
from tho realderce uf his sun. J. II. ward
MhpSI narn'.n. Bbn road Sorcer'on
Phlla Int. private
MONAOIIAN Sent ii CIIARLns T
hi,sbanl of Int. Marv Mnr, ighan (nee Dough
erty) nnd son of Patrick nnd Bridget Monn-
-nan, or .vieenairrane, nun- uqhhkhi. ire
Irnd Relatlvea nnd friend also emolo)
of Frankford Car Barn und all societies of
which he wns a memlwr an Invited to nt
lend funeral Hat 8 3u A M. brother'
residence 132 E Wetmor land st Solemn
requiem mns Church of AtMnnlon 10 A M
Int Holv Crn Cm
MOORE Suddenlv at An lover Miss,
Sopt B LOUISA, widow of Thoma Moor,
rf Frankford Phll-i Relative and friend
ar Invited to attend th funeral services
Thurs . 2 '10 P M residence of her daugh
ter. Mr John Mavsmlth ls.20 Pear at ,
Frankford Int North Cedir Hill Cem.
Mt'ROlTltiiYDH September S 1021
CATHERINE iltughter of the Inte Rlchs'd
nnd Margaret Murgltroyde for.nerlv of 727
N 10th st Relntlvee nnd frlenda are in
vlted to the services on Thurdav afternoon
st 2 o clock at the Oliver H Balr B.dg
1820 Chestnut st Interment nrlvate.
PASTORET Sept ll. JOHN B husband
'of late Sophia w t'Bstnret (ne Husclii
aged -1 jteiative ami irienri nre invite. l
tn attend funeral services, Frl , 2 P M at
rilschman Memorial Church flth and Lu-z-rne
st Int Sit ernon Cem Trlend
may call at hi late res dem e 2441 N 7th
st Thura eve.
PINKERTON Kept fl MARY H . wife of
Isaac II L lTnkerton and daughter of the
late Oliver and Fannv lester h'uneral serv
ices Frl 1 P M residence ;ifl Armat st .
Oermantovvn Int private
PRATLKY-i'n Sept B. 1921 1IF7.E
K1AI1. beloved husb.ind of Margaret Prat
ley (nee Mnhaffe) i Relatives and friend
also the Stoneman Fellowship of 24th Ward
Parkway Heneflcltl Socletv nnd the emplove
of brass foundr) und shop of Buldwin Lo
comotive '. nil. .re invited to the service
on FrhU) of tern; . n at 2 o'clock, at his
lite restdrm- B14 .N 32d t Interment at
Fernwood Cemeter Remains may be viewed
Thursday evening, itfter 7 o'clock.
ROBERTS - t hi residence 1723 N 10th
st . on Sept ii ll'.'l OLIVER J . husband
of Grace A Roberts (nee Myers) and son
of Veleria nnd th- late Charle It Rob
ert, iiffe.d 4.t Ve.vrs Relative and t.lnn.
aro Invited to thn nrvlces on Frld.iv after
noon nt 2 iiLx.lt nt the Oliver II IHir,
Rldg 1-20 ChrHtnut Bt Interment at Mount I
Peao cmeterv ievvlng Thursdav evening I
trom 7 to Hi o clock
SANDERSON' Killed In action, at Re . '
leau Wood Frame June (1 nig, JOSEPH
YOFNO SAMrRON 47th Co. 3th Reg"
Marines son of John und Emma E. Sander
aon aged i ivrsmem-, is-., iricnet ave
Ardmore. Pa Relatives and friends Ilul
IniK-Sanderson Pest No 1311 A L Robert
Roath Marine Post. No 18(1. A. L. and
Auxiliary Phlla (hipter National American
War Mothers Invlied to funernl. Sun i
M . First Baptist Church Ardmore p jnt
Ivower Merlrn Baptist Cem . Bryn Mawr Pa
SCHMIDT S"Pt il 19JI. HARRY
SCHMIDT Sr husband of late Katherlne
Schmidt. Relatives ant friends, also all o
cietloa of which he was a member are In
vlted to attend funeral Frl . 2 P. M. from
parlors of Wl Hum Neff 1209 W Oxford
st Services t" b- held vt Jit Peace Cem
Chapel Int Mt Ptoi ; Cem Remalna may
be viewed Thurs . s to 10 P M y
SCHWARTK -fjt 7 1921 CL .R.v
daughter of lite I.dwird and Johainu
Schwartze aged ill -ervlces Frl i v
at the parlors of Gus A 1-Clrchner. 7l'lv
3d st Int Chelt.n I til Im Cem
SHEERAN -On -e.rember tl NICHOLAq
D. 1,011 of the late Tiunn and Marv Sr.ee.
ran Relatives and f-len.ls also iron ioM.
era' Union No 11 invited to funernl on Frl.
day st H .0 A M from his late residence
K,'l S 4Jd at. So emn r. qulern mass at at
lamea Church at 10 M Interment Holy
Cn s Cemetery
SHERICK -On Sept 7 1921 J j, r,
RIIERICK. formerlv of tlantlc Cltv .- j
Relatives and friends, also Post No s O
A R arc Invited tn the enir un pridav
afternoon at 3 o cluck at the Oliver it
lfvlr Uldg . 1-20 Chestnut at. Interment prl-
'sflIPP Sept B MARIE wife 0f Francis
Shlpp (nee Beckurt) In hur lMh v(Rr Rela
in, -a nnd friends Invltet tn attend funeral
Frl . 7 30 A M rtsldence of her uncle
Charles Birch 330 Liberty st cnmdn N'
J Requiem mas at the Church of Our
I.ndv of Mount l-rmel 9 A M Int x,w
Cathedral Cem Phlla
SHIRK Sepi 4 ai Ocin CVtte N' J
CLARA MURK (n,e ?ho.r , if,, f trf
Inie R-lnnl D -liirk if 43') N ',s, si
Itelntlvos nnd fr -nils ie Invit 1 to iirt'nd
runerai ii-rire imns ,, j- m reiiQrt-.v
of her daughter Mr .ViTiinter (Jul-"v
'1227 Spruce st Int p"-1vite Re ualr n,m
be viewod Wed - to P M
SOWDEN ept S HONOR A vil.tiw
o Willlnm 11 Suvd n Relatives nn 1
filmda are invh d i attent funeral Frl
8 SO A M litt resilen -HilS l.-rm imnvvn
Bve Sole nn mn4 cf reo.uleTi St Franks
Anlsl Church 10 A M Int Hob Sepjl'hrs
Cem.
.TEN-1EI. Killed In action in Fr-vnee
Nov 1. 191S FRANK I aon of Anth,-n
and Mar A Sti neel (nte Ehmnnn) ased 21
Relatives and friends ilso Holv Nntne Si
cletv and Court Mt Vernon No 117 F
nf A nre Invited to attend funernl -snt
8 A M from his late residence -t157
Edgemont at Slen n tequlem high tnas
nt All P-v nts Chunh Itridesburg H j
Int Holv Redeemer Cm
STEVENS Sert 0 1921 WILLIAM
STANLEY son of A fred D Rnd Anna O
Stevens aged It vevrs 4 mos Relatives and
frlenda are Invited to attend funeral aervlces
Frl 1 30 P M at his p-irents' residence.
80 W Madison ave Colllngswood N J
Int private Friend may .all Thura eve
REVEN Suddenlv Sept (I 1 i; la I(
huahind of 1 mill c Hoven and son of
Amanda J and ' ite Thomns T. Rev-en
Funeral aervlve Siit . 1" M , at 147 N
filst at Int rllngton Cm
THOMAS Sept S EDWARD D K
busbntid ot Jenn e A Thum i Relative and
frlenda also Mo-srt Lodge No 43(1 r and
A M Real Estate Assess irs Fld.lRy Club
20th Ward Union Republuan Executive Com
mltlee and all other aoiletle of which he
t'NIIKKTAKm
lr l,LyR BROAD aWo 1
JVs DIAMOND I
k---nasaaaa--B-SMaa---asaa-sassaBS
PlJATIfrl
wss a member. Invited 10 attend ylces,
Frl.. a r. t.. at his lt rssldence, 1808 N.
13th st. Int. private, Boulh laurel UM Cem.
TOPPIN. On Bept, fl, 1021. (lBOnOBW,,
husband "flfis Tlat. kaiherltj. Toppln Herv
Ics on Friday afternoon, at I o'clock, nt the
Oliver II, Ualr Hid., 1820 Chestnut ft.
THRK88. Sept 0, 1H2I KlJWAIUl. son
of Charles and Itoae A. Thress (nte McCor
mick). aged 1 Itelatlves and friends In
vited to funeral Frl 2 p, 51. parents'
residence, 8083 Mvlngston st. Int, Pt Ann s
Ce!?HICII On Beptember r MAllOAnET
widow of Daniel Urlch. In her DBfh year at
her late residence. 805U Frankford ave
Holmeahure; ....... .....mM M ,
WIIITK Sept 5, JOHN WHITE, Rela
tive and frlonds are Invited to attend fu
neral Frl , 8 80 A 51 from his son-in-law7
residence. Delos C Hills. 217 N BV1
st. Holemn hlh miM of requiem, Our I-dy
of Victory Church 10 A. 51 Int Holy Cro
WOODHOW - Suddenly on Bept. 0, 1021
TAMnfl O WOODnOW Ilelatlve . and
friends, also 51t Ilnrnb lA)de, No 02H, r
and A. 51 and Kslhanv llrotherhood are
Invited to the service, on Saturday after
noon st 2 o'clock at the Oliver II, flair
UldK 1820 Chestnut st Interment at West
laurel Hill Cemetery Friends may call
Friday evenlna4
I.KOAI, AnVKltTIHKMKNT.t
JfcSr' IWTATK OF ANNA CATHAItlNIl
:Er JIEBH, deceased Letters of adminis
tration cum teetamento annexe upon the e
tale of ANNA CATHAlllNK 5IEEH. deceased
havlnir te"n srrinted to FIDELITY TIlt'HT
COMPANY all persona Indebted to the said
tato ate requested to make payment, and
thoeo having; claim against th same tn
prcis-nt tl'em without dnlaj st the ofn e of
the snld compuny. Nos 32.1 331 Chestnut
st , Philadelphia .
WII.I lA.tI' OEtT.
" President
KSr" KSTATK OF ELIZA F KLDKEIK1E,
1J deceased Lcttors testamentary upon
ths estate or Elite F I.KIretlge deceased,
havlnk been cranted to FIDELITY TIIUST
COMPANY, all persons Indebted to the said
estato are requested to make payment, and
those havlnr claims nralnst the same to pre
sent them, without delay, at the office of
the sold compttm 325 331 Chestnut at .
Philadelphia.
WII.LIA5I P OEHT.
President.
Eg?'
IMTATIJ IH' ARt'lllllAIJ) T, DIN
LAP. deeeused Letters of admlnl
tratlon on the abovo estatn having been
granted t tho undersigned, all persons In
debted to the said eetato are requested to
rrakn pnvnien! and those having claims to
present tlie sam". without delay, to
GEORGE H DUN LAP,
104ft H Bdth st .
Phllndolphla Pi
KSo-' K-TATI'
OF PAUL II KAMIY. Ill'"
reused Ancillary letter of nitmtnU.
tratlon upon tho eetnte of Paul II. Knsbv, de
ceased, having been grunted to FIDL'I.ITY
TRUST COMPANY ind Trancls II. I.HSby.
all person Indebted to the said estate are
requested to make pa) ment, and those having
claims against the samo to -present them
without delnv et the offlco nf the sild mm
pari) No 325 331 Chestnut St., Phlladel
phla
WILLIAM P OEST.
Preldiit
teJr-, F.STA1 K OF KAOLIfflUN itonii, OK.
-" reawd Ancillary letter testa
mtntary upon the estato of Eaglrvm Ribb.
defeased having b n granted to FIDEIJTY
TRFSr COMJ'ANY Leon L Iinlnn and Annie
Sidney Canary Robb, all persons Indebted to
the said rs'ato are reqtested to make p)
ment and those hovinr claim against tho
sime to presint them without dle), t th
otflie of the said company 323 3J1 Chest
nu. St. Philadelphia
WILLIAM P OEST
Piewldent
&?"
I.HTATK OF I.CCY W. SCATTER.
GOOD, dwwsctl e Lottrrs testa-
rrintnry upon ths estate of Lucy W. Scat
rr oil dec-ased. havlnir U-en grimed to
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY .ul persons
Indebt d tj the said iktuta are requested to
t nke payment, and tnoso hav It. g claims
nkslnst the earn to prree-i: them without
J, lay. at th- office of the snld company
:i.."-:il Clu smut st Phlladelph'n
WILLI M P OEST.
President
-7"
I. Of IS. DRiniKR SOLD IIP.lt III si
nes af 1)07 W Olrard ave to .Max
Vlnrgolle. Bill prior to Sept 9. 1921 will
Im paid by Louisa Dreher
LOST AND FOUND
CARDCASE Rrovvn leather cardense with
gilt trimmings, containing small purs.
R, ward If ruurned lo 203 West Upsal at
Otrmantown
DOO-Lost French bull pup hrlndln color
nnsvvers to name Battler return to T F
Rellly, cor linn Mawr and Woodbine ave
liberal reward. Thone Over 9111
POLICY Ixiat Perpetual fire Insurance po.
Icy. M-ehanles' Insu.nnce No 37 3UD, for
J..0H0 Return to John J Crou' 1420 Chest-
nut a'
POLICY Lost. United Flr-man'H Insurance
policy No BO.SSt for $10 OOO. Return to
Jchn J Crout. 1420 Chestnut st
PERSONALS
INFORMATION desired as to the present
residence of M.B Hester Ann Hutchinson,
who resided tn or near Philadelphia In 1880.
F'ease communicate with A N Jordan, 100
Wall st . New York City
JOSEPH BREEN sold hla bualnesa. 2941 N
Bth st to Bessie Schult7 Creditor apply
to Orosamnn Brother .023 Glrard ave . on
r le fore Thursda) Sent 8 1921
SIVIoN BOLDER has purchased cigar store
of Samuel H'iu at B3 N nth All rred
Itots must prAent bills before Sept 10
l'i21
HELP WANTED FEMALE
CHAMBERMAID and waltross wanted col
ored, both muat t. experienced, refereni e
ieiul red Phone Ardmore 483 ,1
COOKING and Jownstatr work. STn"farn
lly must like 2--ar--ld b vveshlnu nr 1
waitln. on table to go to svashnre for 2
weeks ttcn tc Cvnvvyd a suburb wnye jm
h good home for u . tiling woman v h'te or
-olnr d references Call In person between
je 30 V M nnd 2 30 P M . Thursdav j H
V ik- Jr Postoffice Cldr . 09th nnl Mar
ket I imdownc 12Sfi
f ROCIIETERS Experienced croche7e7.
vein ted on shad rings to take work home
F W Maurer & Sons Co 4311 Wayne ave
n, n r lsth and Garment iwn ave
GIRL bright refined, wanted a vvsltresa In
tea room fo. winter Address Martha's
Kit' hn Princeton N I
i(ij.r"vi:SS for glrl'of S Phone Wyoming
H77- J
SVLESI.VDY Ilrod saleslady for ldTV
nnl chl dren a srclalty shop In Po"svlil
pood .alan and commission Andy
Roth-chlld 40 N Uth at. Philadelphia.
SHOES Experienced patent Feather tip re-
uairera wanted Apply Laird. Schohee
Co 2Jd and Market sts second tloor
SHOES Experienced patent leather tip 77.
palnrs wanted. Apply Laird, Schober
r ii J2d nnd Market second tloor
STENOGRAPHER
The Publ'c ledger Company desire th
-,er vices of un experienced stenouraph.r
Applv ilth end Chestnut sts
Ask for Mi Wlest
STENOOR ,r
HER office experience hour l
.. J',t,a 405-' C' " Bo"ej
Randolph J
to I 30 p
Co 372il N
tr!- Ni vH Vl'HEK wanted In law nrfice p77
prer . atate umary anil rera i' 70B. q
TE.vcilEI". or companion 9 to 1 dall) tcr
v
and gtrl 4 outdoor work nnd ex'rci
h- nti
,1 Mrs II S Drinker Jr Me, ,ir.
WANTED SALESWOMEN
FOR THE FINER KIND OP WEARING
APPAREL ww..u
If jou know clothes end those who we-vr
them If vou have bought them for vourself
or sold them to smart people if ,ou waJ.
an optsirtunitv to make a verv desirable
, ontiectlcn this mav bo jour ch.nce ?aarj
whatever jou re worth Writ in .onllilenc-.
M lijrt L'd.ei Olflce "voce.
YOUNG GIRL attendant dental oftice
wanted well edui ited i heerful dit)o.i.
tlnn perfect teeth P 831 I., dger Offi ,
YOUNG WOMEN
We want sensible am! bualness-llke vnunc
women age Is to .3 v mis vv ho are lo v. n
tor permanent pi anions If vou have a
Kiammar scnuoi i-uu i-i n nm nr. guod
at
figures
Appl) Bureau of Emplovnient
WAN VM VKER S
General
WOMEN TO TRAIN FOR SAL1.SWOMEN
Experience la not nmssarv vv . ma n
tain a school and copable instrutur whu
will teith )ou our bii.lneas v ithout ihnrse
ot obligation, vou will be assured a siead
isisltlon. our Hl,woinen aii making from
10 und up on v th of neat appearnn ,
utnl p enalnvt i,rronilltv will b, ion.ld re
lur peisonil inlervi. w call fiom 10 lo IJ
and link for Mi Murtaugh Room 203 Smith
Austumuhl lildg Blh - Market M Cam
den
MAKE MuNLY AT HfiMfc,
ou can earn from $1 to $J nn hour In nur
upjre time writing show i irds qukkly and
eusllv learned bv our now simple method
no canvassing or soliciting we teach i.u
low sell jour work and pv vou vash encti
weik full parlhulnr and booklet fr
V r ie todaj to Im rlcin Show i ird -ch ol
'.3ii Rvle Itlda Toronto Canada
i IVIL SERViCE exumlTi .tionr s'iv, ruber
ind December mani vaiatiiles ,lar
$1 Ii0-$1SDO, wrlto for uaT-Me test p sll
I.rdgei Office
JIJ2IA-vITED--:MALE
AnCimnCTURAL DRAFTSMAN wanted
Must bs thoroughly exporlsnced In all
ti' of building. Inciudlnt frat-s bunga
lov f and mttavn must 1.. ,blo to d-tull unl
tike off material .un! tnk (nil -hnrge of
. n hltectu-al deii-irtment in tiulld. i office
' v m 1. not went s'cndv p n ,, ,1, n01
unavver this -idv un fan iviim i.iar In
legnrd t" yourself and st .tn salnrj wimtel
I Leslie Hn.dley Co 5). Vh at Oc-an
ny v j
CANDYMAKBR Experienced: good
steady work. P D22, Ledger Office.
pay;
wi&wAavjxAtX W
BOX-BPniNO MARKItH
Oood openlnsr for lox-sprJnf makers.
Apply Mureau of Kmpidrment
JOHN WANAMAKEn
CAHPCNIBH wanted Must be flrst olas
stair builder and (lnlshert steady work)
state salary and when available. U, Lsls
Headley Co.. BIB Hth St., Ocean City. H. S.
tOIXIltKU MAN AND WIKB to do th work
at a gentleman's country house, juat out
of Wat Chjatet. on Main llnst family of
three adults reference required Address
Mrs, flayard Knn. Weat Chester. Pa.
C'OltltKHPONDENT and sales executive de
sired by a large manufacturing firm. lo
i-ai-1 no nrllea from Phlladelohlat state age.
experience and salary desired M 030, led
ger Office ,
MAN wanted to do mttertnr and wheel out
tlntr on plate and window glass) must bs
capable of handling; large work; In reply
state experience and where Inet employed.
IIAWSON & EVANS CO., 710 Waehlniton
Hlvd . t hlcagn
MAN wanted, between 2B and SO years, to
act as assistant to salesmarmgsrt must,
be ambitious and willing to learnt Immedi
ate returns to ths right person who can
qualify, must have reference, write for ln
tervlew M 727 Ledger Office
MAN- A PICKKD MAN
The man who answers this ad and who
Is selected to nil the niche tn our sales
force that vv are now about to create
will find his opportunity distinctly unique;
first he will receive the personal Indi
vidual attention nf our manager of per
sonnel who will see to It that hn Is
fairly nnd fully familiarized with ths
details nf thn work set for him to do!
he will then ba given opportunity Immedi
ately tn make a bid for executive posi
tion nt earning not less than 110,000 a
year, meanwhile he will find It easy t
command very handsome compensation;
v.i' are a well-established, long-success- '
ful, thoroughly dependable concern; we
are getting out of the rut of expecting
too much from a man at the start: ws
nre, going to stake a man now prefer
ably an Inexperienced man to an easy
rood right up to thn top Pinnacle of th
blg-poyfng berth at our disposal: our
requirements nre only 2: You must be a
Christian and over 25 years of age.
Call from 10 to 4
SUITE 1108
LAND TITI.H AND TRUST HLTXJ.
Vl
MATTRESS MAKER.".
First-class opening for mattress makers.
Apply Bureau of Employment.
WANAMA,KKR'B
.MEN "wanted, neat appearance, energstld:
excellent opportunity to advance fn
r rowing concern. I-afayetta Brush and Mfr.
Co., Room 202 Smlth-Auspermuhl Bldg..
r,th and Market sts Camden, Call from 3 to
A p ii
NOTICE Is hereby gfven thnt the Civil Serv
ice Commission of Philadelphia wilt hold
examinations for tho positions shown bslow
on the date narred For detallo- Infirm
tlon spplv at ths office of the commission.
Room -73, City Hall
CLERICAL SERVICE ..
Stpt 2H Stenographer and clerk lflOt-11200
.-epl. 27 Clerk (mtn) . ... $7BO-1000
ENOINKERINO (OPERATING)
Sept 2S riremnn (marine)... J1100
MEDICAL HRKVICR
Sept. 29 A est. dentist 1730- $B0O
Sept 22 Asst phyalclnn to-li-vJ
.-cpt
no Vsst phjslclan (femele)MU"i
10 '"Ity nurss 000-tl('0
21 Oradunte nurse (board) .00O-.1200
lu Seconl east. supt. of
nui a, Pnila. Huapltal
Mentul Diseases . .$1100
23- Asst inspector ean'ta-
Hon (peclal Inspector) 1(V(0-$1-00
5- Technician $1000
MtSCFLLANKOr3 SERVICE
22 Collector of VlUt
stallsMrs . . $1100
30 laboratory asst I120O.S1S00.
1 Matron . . . $000-$1200
4 Kupt f squarej $1100
4 Watchman $000-11200
SKILLED LABOR SERVICE
10 asphalt raker (day) X4 . riO--l .00
21 Itollermakcr (day) U 00-. 0.00
Sept
.-ept
-eyt
.-et
Oct.
S-pt
8 ept
I Cct
Oct
Cct.
opt
Sept
-pt
22 Boilermaker'- helper
(oxy-acetylene operator)
(day) . . ..S.00-$fi.00
2.1 Chauffeja 11000-JH00
20 Elevator operator (dav)$3 80
27 Foreman, granite and
marble pclnters (day).. $10 00
2 G neral foreman . $1(100
20 Meter mechanic (day) $4. B0
30 Plpo eoverer (day) $3 no-$(l.f0
3 rlastror lor more) . t 00
4 Pun p operator (hour! .10
B ttone poln'er (day). $8.00
2H Ground men (day) ..$3 00
Sept
Sept
Sipt
Prpt
Sept
Sept
Oct
Oct
fci
Sept
Trd-VICAr. AND PROFKSStONAL
Sept. 29 -pprentlce f 800- $000
Sept.
2. Asst electrical sn- ,.
glneer (and bonus) . .$210O-$2.fK)
B Civil englnoer (tempo- .
rary) (week) t-0- $5S
27 D raftsman (archi
tectural) . . . .$2400 $2700
3 Draftsrran (topograph!
. ,-al) . .J120O.$lM
Oct
-ept
Oct.
ept 2n
(V Pltnmetcr oprator(viv)f4 BO
i -LINTON ROGERS WOODRUFF.
( HAP.LKB V Nl-l-I.L)
LEWIS II VAN DUSEN.
Commissioners.
I ssu-d Sptmle" 7. 1021
l7u M B E I t.V Good wages, good worklnr oon
dltlons good mechanic only. 1229 Arch st.
S VLEE MAN WOOLEN CLOTH
A lairr retail corcern offers an advan
tageous connection lo sn experienced, am
tlilius salesman He must know thoroughly
w . len fabrics and tx accustomed to serving
retlned clientele md to giving his attention
tc hi lob ddros in confidence with full
partn ulars. il 923. Ledger Office
SALESMEN We are not offering you a po
sition to stay salesmen, no. you can get
th-vt anvvvhers. we are fiscal agents and ths
factory Is an fid reliable Philadelphia con
cern for over 30 ears what we want am
sales-managers show us that vou have abll
Itv and determination to make ood and ws
will t lake vou a sales manager Room 644,
Wjdener Bldg
SALESMEN Two specialty saleamen, over
.0 jeura of age possessing personality and
appearance, who have had sales exp pre
ferred men who have had executive exp in
handling men 1001 Colonial Trust lildg.,
13thand Market sta
SALESMEN For men who wish to better
their financial cundltlon. we teach our
sales tijstem by whlih they can make $50
per week and up Call in person at 012 Sil
ver st Friday evening 7 to 10 P M.
SALESMEN If you want a real man's Job,
ihm wl I Pv -u J4D to $(10 per week, call
a- orce 1003 Colonial Trust Bldg , 13th
and Market
1.HOES Experienced patent leather tip re
pairers wanted Apply Laird. Sohober A
Cn 22d and Market, second floor
STENOGRAPHER male or female Reply
b letter only slvlng usual information
ulran Foundry Co Ambler. Pa
S IN DOW TRIMMER arid card writer wanted
for gen's' clothing and furnlafliitr store,
steady position. Address L Lev)-, Nsntl-
coke ?
(iener .1
, j il SERVI-E examinations Novi mlur
nnd December, many vacancies, K.-vIa-Y
J140U Jihiiu Write T. i sample teat, P 813
le-dger Office
WILiTyOU SELL t S YOUR SPARE TIMBf
We will tialn )ou to wrl'e showcarda for
, . no canvvaalng or soliciting vvn supply
vou witt- steadv work distance no object"
v Ul .-av vuu from JIB n $10 a week Wlls.n
Mthnd. l.'d Dept 4 04 E Richmond.
T oronti Can ida
SITU ATIONSW ANTED FEMALE
riiiMPANION r hned educated lady. Ph'la-
delpnioil sii'-iv- ' i'iivii ,-wuiu sirva i
cr more noure e,,, , ...., i rora
s,dnn t dusir.d V 704 Ledger Office.
Ml'M" si PERVl-OR -Young woman, ex
' ,cii'-nced i.ublU hool freo Seplemtier IJ
ir l.C -It
f r i -I
! reUrred
thn i uher public nr prlvata.
3 div per w ek Phlla vicinity
M 927 Lodger Office
SITUATIONS WANTED MALK
EXECUTIVE, exporlem-ed in aelllng, ao
unting and a corporation treasurer,
deslraa naw connection D 010 Ledger Off.
STORAGE AND MOVING
l.SrAHl lI.KD "lh7J
CONTINENTAL
STORAGE WAREHOUSES
20th St. ab. Chestnut
MOVING STORAGE PACKING
uRlKNTAI AND DO.rEHTIC
RUGS AND CARPETS
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