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IE OFFERINGS
OF OILS ON CURB
Uarlera in Croup Off Sharp
Fractions Upturn In
Magma: Copper
jftw Yerk, Sept. 11. The Curb mnr
tt oVctepcd nn Irregular tone After
At eptnlng. especially in the All Mutrcs
which, were offered" rather freely.
Standard Oil of Indlnna yielded mere
thin 11 P0'"1 na Kentucky, Interna-
'ilenal Petroleum and Imerlnl Oil of
Canada were off sharp fractien1, ulmbel
Brethers nes under pond support at n
nbatantial upturn, while H. II. Macy
ijrinird mere than n point.
Duraiit Itvuss were frnctlenrtllv
lower. Cities Service ndvnncrd It
point", nhlle a geed demand wart shown
(or Mmi Copper at nn upturn of
sere t.en a point.
INDV5TBIAM
lAem Ceal
lSW ACRI4 Packlne . . . .
ItOAmtr Li(ht
100 Atlantic Fruit ....
sMBKlyn City Rr....
MOO Ruddy Huda
IN Of Light
tee I'hinee Nipple . . .
sje Cleveland Aute ...
fM Columbia Emerald.
TmCw solvents ''A".
I6 com Solvents ;rr,
4CnUr Tin Fell...
MOO Cent Melen
BeODurent Malar ... .
Toe jpurant M of lnd .
JOO Gardner Meters...
SOOfllmbel Bres
ieniftt 8 n
1MOIn Alden Cel...
fAOAaeldwyn Picture! .
100 urini .iu.'r .
High
, 7e
. (As
Me
: Stt
:el
row
42)4
ism
4n
in
12
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGERr-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1922
! : ! s r- r
100 St Law Feldspar.
10H 10 iei
107 10T 107
STANDARD OILS
200 Angle-Am Oil .... seu
lu Buckeye P I.....:: 5a'
lOOalena Signal ... .mi
Ma&'E1"4.. Can.lllU Ml
20't
nn
88
11.1
ideMiZATAtWVl'iU m... ??..
411 man Oil of N T...4A2 480 482
lOVacuumOtl 472 472 472
INDEPENDENT OILS
anne Allied Oil
SH ,len Wyoming.., en,
i.w urn com un
lrtoecarlb Bynd .
14Q Cities Service .101
200 Cities Serv II rtf ?iik
lOOCItles Servbe pref Tfl'J
80e
OOOO Engineers Petrel . . "On
100 faulty Pate pref.. 14S
20OIdrnl Oil iX
10O Ulenreck Oil .. .. 11,
POOO Hudsen Oil 17r
2000 Int Petrel 2214
lilOO Keystone. Ranger . 47c
2l)0Clt,ea Serv 11 pf.. 8H
no Onlf oil 380
100(1 Livingston Oil .... 2e
200 Llvlngstn-i Pet .... 1
1.100 tonne Pole OVi
100 .Merrill Oil 814
8im Mountain Preil ... 11H
1700 Mutual Kef 10
2e j." t en 2m
800 New England Fuel 71",
100 Nncn Oil 2.
luwiemar un
300 Pennock Oil . . .
Mieii It'll nanke
tee Halt Creek Pred
tOOSftpulpn. Kef ..
18IHI Shell Union vr 1
nun Blmmi l'et v'A
80
80c
Sft
201
31
70"i
ldc
147
A
1'k
17e
32
47.1
8V4
87".
12c
1
ARC
v
It'
9
24c
'85 'S?:
J -J'.
1A
J'
8a
8"c
86
201
21 Ji
"Ota
211c
Ml
224
473
nu
r.se
120
t
OBc
ftV
14V4
104
78
i
01,
ae
I
(1000 Armour A Ce 7...104?i
lOOO Ati UUlf W I 81. 8WU
1000 iieth ateti 7i. '23. .leeU
2O06!ltth titeel 7,, '35.1014
00U0 ctn Mat rty ei 7. lit
20OO Cent Hteel N, le7
2(100 CltHi Serv 7i U.. tlrti
1000 Cel Graph 8e ctfa 80,
4000 Cent (la, lUlt Ce.,lU2S
toeo I'em Power ei.,.00U
WK Cep Exp 8. '24. .102
tiiiOO Deere ft Ce 74e.,102!4
1O00 Kmp n A O ns.,,101
2000(Ulfnn M O 7e...l08U
.1000 arey A DaMi 7I..100
82000 Oulf Oil 71 104U
00O0 Inter n T 8 08
4OO0 Mclede Om 7,.. 102,
80OAMBtn. Cep 7 ...110
1000 Mnnltet 1'ew 7.. B'J
1O00 Merrli A Ce 7H.l08S
20(10 Am l.lht ll uw.lOl
8000CltlM Herv l. I00'4
1(1000 Netl Acme 7Ua..100
floeo Net leether 7e...idO
lOOiietli Hteel 7'4e.... 0.1
loenftPuh Hr N 1 7a.. 104',
JOOOllebt (lair 7a 88'
8000 fleara.ltna 7e. '23.102
200(1 Hlmuaneen In ...10(1
104ft
SDH
100H
8),
101
111
107
I02U
te
i02U
101..
JiwV
100,,
104U
1024
1I8U
ien1,
llll
85?
1U2
Mil
10
luun
018K
111
01
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80
10'Jtt
no
102,
lllf-fc
103U
I'"..
loll
"?..
leii
119
HI!
ten!,
101
10" Vi
ioe
101
102
ion.
lOOOBeuth Pen 7a . ,t08W 108U 103
100O0 H e N Y 7a. '27. 0Vi 10114 H'nv!
; ON' Y 7a. '28. .107"? 107 1074
!"n2" J1 c' T.'21.101i 1014 1014
21)000 Swift A Ce 7,'81.1034 103 101
BOO Bouthern Htatea oil 10
ATOMTexee O
iuk) Turmen . .
2100 Wllux Oil
A L,.
04c
14
3
'elt
184
62a
'A
11"
04c
lfi
MINING
280 230
40Herte wni
toner I.leht nr
UOA C A O rleMi
ref.
lean Kuppenhelmer.
(no n 1
nf.Mth Valley
804
3H
"
,oeA
87
loon Kuppenhelmer pf.101
40O inter Runper
enfl tHleh Ptrr
80(1 Mercer Met v
r,H
8a
2011
t . . iu
lOOMeaaW Iren....... 114
Kn i x ifil prvi iuiih 1
10 Philip Merrla ..... in
JflOPub etrv N 3 preMOO 1
(OORadle pref 8 A
MOI fehulte Stnrea .... 88
irtOTechnlral Pred ... 84
iaT.nn r. rvrr 14VI
lOMTlmken Rell Bear. SOU
I0UB h A H ll
' jne un rrer nnar new
loeern lti canny.. .,
wWavne Ceal . . . .
100Wet Tnd Cen.
1M Willy Cerp ... ..
MMJluey Ce
100 iv C nref. . . .
JieMIHIken Traclftr
IMV T A' n rlthta.
tlM Prima TUrile ..
. 74 7 7
. fl'i ei n;
. 8'i 84 at;
. 70e "Oc 70c
. 21 21 21
.107 107i 107S
. at :'i
.2 2 1
. 14 14 1H
4c 4e tc
84 8H as
21 24 24
1 14 14
14c lta Ite
63n 81c tic
4c 4c J"
24 14 24
42c 42c 42c
14 14 14
24 24 a 4
mc lflc lne
ir.c ISc in
2c 2r 2c
2lc 20c 20e
14c t8c 13c
B2n 1c f,2e
tic 8c 8c
1,1', 134 184
34 34 34
B4c 80c Rile
34
100O Am Cem
10OAJai-Ur Cel ...
200 Ansle Am
700 Am Explerat ..
7000 ttett A Montane
2000 neatnn Ment (.one. b3n
14000 Canada Cep
400 Canarle Cep
8000 Candelarln. M . . .
200 Cortex Sliver . . .
200 Creeeen Celd . . .
!00 Divide Extension . .
1000 Kl Salvader ..
81100 Emma Silver . . . .
10(10 Kureka Creesua . .
MOO Kertuna
linn Geld Det
1000 bold Zena
1400 Heiilncer
200 Howe Hound ... .
3400 Independ Ind . . .
200 Jereme Verde Dlv.
400 Kerr I.ak
2000 Cerk Trevlnce . .
lene Dein Oena
2OO0 old Deep . . . .
2000 Henrietta Silver ..
nnne Red una nor . .
loon Send Kendall
8000 Hllver M of Am
innn Tonepoh Ovpay flu.
700 Menma Cep
400 Micon Valley
R000 atlenal Tin . . . .
8000 Nevada Ophlr . .
1100 New Dominion ...
80O Nlplaalne- .
4700 Ray Herculea . . . .
6000 Rex Cena
1O0O Recheeter Silver . .
1800 Teek Huahea ....
10400 Tonopah Divide . .
BOO Ten Ext cx-dlv . ,
000 Tonopah Mln
2ne United Kaatern . .
100 United Verda .. .
4000 1Veat End C ... .
300 Yuken Geld
nONDS
lOOOOAm T.lslit T H...07i MT'(
inneAmTcins -22.. loe me
inenlm Tel 0s, '21. ...101 mi
20O0 Anaconda Cep fla.1024 1024
1
40e
4c
70e
Oc
8c
Mr
2C
ll
20e
41c
4c
07e
nr
3c
14c
Si
20c
4nc
4c
70c
0"
3a
14c
2C
814 324 884
14 1i 1
20r 27c 21c
22c 21c 22c
84 84 34
e'l n4 U
14 14 14
1 Oc Oc Oc
iac IRc 18c
80c 88c S8c
80c 8flc S7c
24 8A 24
2A 24 24
14 14 14
2 20 20
A 1A 1A
30c 00c nec
107
inn
101
10.14
21)00 Tidal Oaaxe 103
iuuu un tin rreil M...10I
700O VaUerlne 7a .... OflS
4?en9JjM Elcc 7 ...1084
2000 t 11 T 8a ctfa 0.1
2u00 U B Rubber ,... 004
rORKKlN neNi
7,
103
1"1..
034
108'
1014 lOIVi
J4 4 ll4
004 004
ier.
mi
unK
10h, 108-H
(t lUh
BliOO Arcentlne
iuuiioe iteriin ta
loeono llremen 44 ii
3S0OO Cun S S 7e
1OO0 Klnr Nether Sa..,
1000 Kin of Serba 8a,
1004 1004 100,
liic J.tC .c
20'
U4
88c
en
004
064
84
8Sc
Oil
0(.1
BiY,
j 8a.,.100Vi; 100U 16J4
FIRE MORE BLAST FURNACES
21000 Rep of Tern
.siude nwiaa uevi
1BVI
JOOU b Mex 4a
Improved Ceal 8upply Parmlta Re Re
aumptlen In Youngatewn Dlatrict
Younfrtewn, 0., Hept. 11. A marked
improvement in cenl supply, permlttlnc
the resumption of mere blast furnaces
and ether units, was announced today
by independent steel opernters here.
The nrlcr Hill Steel Company will start
Its third blast furnace today, and the
Trumbull Cliffs furnace will resume
Wednesday, bringing iron production
up trt 60 per rent of the YoungNtew n
district's rated rapacity. Other re
sumptions are expected alw among the
Itepublic Iren and Steel Company's
furnaces.
With fuel conditions improving all
the by-product coke evcnH of the Imcr
Hill Steel Company, the Itepublic Iren
and Steel Cempnny and the loungstewn
Sheet and Tube Company are expected
te be eperatlni? tomorrow. The Tlrler
Hill plant ulll then be working nt vir
tually 100 per cent.
All the blast furnaces new In opera
tion, with one exception, are Retting
their fuel from by-product coke evens,
showing that the snertnge of Connells
ville coke has net been broken.
Uncommon Sense : Lending te Tomorrow
Or JOHN HLAKE
EVE1Y hour w
from tomorrow.
astcd is borrowed
Every extra hour well cmnlered te
day is leaned te tomorrow.
Tomorrow la a hnrd creditor, but it
is a reliable borrower.
It always pays geed interest for every
lean made te It.
THE hundred-thousand-dollar man
who exists In surprisingly large
numbers is drawing Interest en leans
like these.
He was pnld In his youth for the
eight hours or the ten noun that he
spent en his job.
But he was net afraid te invest a
few mere hours in the future.
And these hours, like bread cast en
the waters, have returned many fold.
A friend of the writer's was em
ployed up te the time lie was forty
yearn old aa an engineer for an lin-
fiertant company engaged in the build
ng trade.
Mr work was purely that of an en
gineer, and he did it competently and
successfully.
But he was net content te work
for n salary. He wanted te ertn a
business of his own.
Te dn that he knew It untild be
neceianry te knew mere about business
methods than his engineer's training
hnd taught him.
S h
HE spent his nights etudylng
business, and his extra hours In
cultivating the acquaintance of impor
tant business men and asking them
questions.
Most successful men ar? glad te talk
te Intelligent Inquirers. They make
no secret of their success'.
Having learned something about busi
ness, this man, at n sacrifice of sal
nry, went into the business end of (he
same concern.
After a year or two he found a small
filant, bought It en credit and conducted
t se successfully thnt he made It a big
plant and himself a big man.
TODAY he Is merethan a hundred-thniiHand-dollar-a"yeer
man, and
deea net work overly hard any mere.
The time that he leaned te tomorrow
Is paying about 2000 per cent Interest.
It was a pretty fair Investment In his
case, aa it will be In the case of any
man who has the pluck te make the sac
rifices and the intelligence te make the
right sort of leans.
CepyrieM. till
A LANDLADY TO TIIE NATIONS
In Waahlneten there la a sentleneman
who bullda ralacee and rente them te for fer
elan embaeelea An account of "EmbaMy
Avenue" appear! In the Meg-axlne Section
nt the Sunday Pcsuc Lamia. "Make It a.
Habit." 4fi.
$3,500,000
B. KUPPENHEIMER & CO., Inc.
(TO BE INCORPORATED UNpER THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS)
SEVEN PER CENT. CUMULATIVE PREFERRED STOCK
Preferred as te Dividends and Asset
Redeemable in whole or in part at $115 per share and accrued Dividends
Under present 'laws shares free of Personal Property Tax in " Illiaeir and dividends free of Federal Nermal Income Tax
On or before December 1, 192S, and annually thereafter, from out of surplus and net earnings, at least 3 of the largest
amount in par value of the preferred stock that shall have been at any one time outstanding, shall be acquired by
the Company by redemption or by purchase at net te exceed $115 per share and accrued dividends.
Application has been or will be made te list both the Preferred and Common Stock en the New Yerk and
Chicago Stock Exchanges.
IN MBMORIAM
KNNIB. MAntON CONWAY, wae called
te Ged Sept. 11, 1010, age 17. MOTKKR.
riKATTtn
PARCEL POST
DEBT. Sept. 8. CONnAD. beloved hua
band of the late Dorethea Peat. Relative,
and friend, are Invited te funeral eervlcee.
Men i 1 JVM,, from hla late realdence. 12th
at. nnd Valley read. Melruae Park. Int. prl
vale, IVeatmlnaler Cem .....
1UBHEU. Hent. , 111,1. V FRANCBU
nilJIlim (ne Welnert) wife of l.vnn W
Illeber. of 20 Ccdnrcrnft live., Aiiiuben. N.
.1. Kunefnl services and Int. at llejernfurd,
Pa,
11ITTLE. Sept, 8. 1022. .1KNNIE. dnimh
ler of thn lete Wllllnm an I Jan initie,
l'uncral eervlcea Men . 2 P M.. at Int" real
(lento, 7 Eagie read. Mnnea, Uemum Ce.,
Pa. Int. Lutheran Cem., Ardrrere. Pit.
neaas, Bept. g, Elizabeth m... wife
of Richard K. liea-a. lielatlvea and friend;,
alae Robt. Alerrla Chanter. Ne. 219. O. 13.
B'SLadlee' Auxiliary.. Keran Urotte. Ne. 6L
llv!?..10. aervleej. 'Iuee. 2 P. M.. realdence,
6748 Walten ae. Int. crhate. Frlenda may
call Men eve.
I1R1TT. ept. 10 JOHN 3. huaband of
Mary C. Mrltt (nee Guckln). helalltea and
rrlenda. alae Commedore Harry Council, !
78, K. of C,! Hely Name Society. . V. il
biiilallty pf the Acenalen C.iurch and all
ether aec'etlea of which he waa a member,
are Invited te attend funeral Wed.. t:30 A.
M. from late residence. 822 E Tleat "t.
Helemn requiem mala at the Church of Hie
Aacenalen, 10 A, M. Int. Nw Cathediul
tJp.AMPRFLt,. Bept. 10 HAWAII CAJIP-
neuatrlal Heme for Ullnd Women, 3827
rJr'JS?,,".' ,nl rrnoed ('cm
..CAHSION. On Sept H. CHAtlLllS HCOH.
i?.n.f uh und Man ('nanlen. aued 2 veara
rJiWI1" T,u.l,ft- 1 1' SI., 'rem parenta'
lealdcnce, (,02 jr. St. llernanl st. Interment
fnvptfd Cemetery. llelatlea and friends
hliAhK.5,ept. 8 1022. JAMES CLARK.
Uvea and frlcnda. aln emnleve. of Dellnlare lnlted te aerUcea. Wed . 2 30 P. M.. late
euant Tax Office and Garfield Club, are In- i.ldencc Edpe HIM read and llradlleld e .
i w J'K"U rune-ai aervlcee, Men., is:u itnaivn. ra int tiiiiauie t.m
NEW Hept. 7. ANNA, wile or iieerE" v
New (nee lllle). ailed 0(5 Funeral Men . 2
P. M., reildeice. Mil Ceral et. Int. rth.
woen Ceni
NORMUCK Sept 0, AMANDA widow of
Jacob Nerb'ck and daughter of the late
lieerse and Catharine Myera Relatlvea and
frlenda are Imlieil te attend funeral, Men.,
2 P. M . late reldence 2008 Federal at
tervlrea at Trinity Lutheran Church 18th
and Wolf eta , 3 P. M. Int. Trinity Lutheran
O'CONNOR Sept 7, NELLIE, wife of
Dennla J. O Cenner and dauahter of Jehn
and Ellrabeth Dneley. of Dunirarvln. Ceuntv
Waterford Ireland, nved 3J yearn. Ilela
tlea and frlenda alae Dlv. 30. L. A., A
O 11 . II V M, Sodality, Invited te funeral.
Men . 8 30 A. M . 2710 N. Garnet at Solemn
requiem mana ht Cel urn be'. 10 a .M. int.
Hely Sepulchre Cem. New Yerk paeera
pleas copy
O'tlKOAS.- Sent B. MARIA, widow of
Jemea O Ilean Due notice of funeral from
ler ten'a realdence, Daniel O'Rexan. Ocentz.
rVe i;TrUe"denc?'tV40OON 'JaA ltelelS: I PVATrHRI.t.-ln Weat Chealer. P... en
terment at Mount Merlah Cemetery. I B'P ,02s- KDWAnD W. PATCHBLI.
, EDWARDM Sept. 0 ' IlMMA. wife of the I" '" Bftth, ear. ltelatlvea and frlenda. alan
l?I? Hn 'iwarda. -fefmeMy of Bprlnafleld' l-'ena Ledge. Ne Oil. Until, T are In
pel Ce , Pa. HelatUes. frlenda and family ilted te the aerv cea en Monday afternoon,
imlted te funeral aervlcee. Tuea . 2 1", .11, , Sept. 11. at 2 o'clock (atandard time), from
?i V .?".'' feaiaence. Heward Edwarda, , nis late resieence. nui n. aietmck at. Inter-
" "" v"-. n,.
Tuea.. 8:30 A. M., from hla late residence,
Uftl M. Iltr, a, fl.1,1 nml Mriter Sth.J,
High maaa 10 A. M . St, Heae of Lima ,
(Jiiurcn int prlvn'e
McCALL 3ent 8, SUSAN, wife of Wil
liam McCall (nee Deuuherty) of 3017 Snrlnir
Garden at. Kelutlvea and frlenda Invited te
funeral. Wed., 8:10 A M from Jehn K
llyrne (undertal ir), 3SI2 Hprlnw Garden at.
High renulem maaa at St AgnthVe Clmrcli
10 A M Int llelv Ciebs Cem
McCANN. At Atlantic City. N J.. .Kept
0. 1022, 81 ART ANN. blned wife of Cir-
ncliua McCann (nee (I'Nelil) lielatlvea ana
frlenda, alae Altar hecl'ty. League pf lh
nacree neart, li v M seunntv are wii-,i
te attend funeral. Thurs. 8 10 A M,. fiein
her late realdence, BOOH Woodland vc
Solemn requiem maaa nt St Frnnrla e
Halca' Churih 10 A .V uriclaely Int Na'
Oil I hed rn I Cem.
MclAITIOAV Sent 10 CATHKRINTJ.
nlfe of lute Dinlel .MiGatlinaii lielatlvea
nnd frlenda United te funeral, Med ,8.10
A M,. from her late realdtnic 3S31) Mena
yunk ate. Wlaaahltlten. Solemn rcnulem
maaa nt St Jehn the lispllat Church, Mana Mana
eunk. 10 A JI Int Weatmlnater tern
McKANNAN. Sept. 1, 1022 HELEN W..
nlfe of William J Mclvannnn tnee rulteii)
Funeral aervlces Men., 2 P. II preclaely. at
her huabend'e naidenre, W, Van llpynl
nve.. Hoxberouah. 'nt Harren Mill Cem.
MrNEi'. Suddenly. Sept n. JOHN J. Mc
NEY. Relative and frlenda, alae St
Michael's T. A II. Society and Hely Name
Society of St. Verenlca'a Church, are In
vited te funeral, Tuee.. 8-30 A, M... frjim
nephew', residence, William M'-Ney. (114 V.
Mayfield at Hlah innai of requiem at Ht
Verenlca'a Church 10 A. M. Int. New
Cathedral Cem. ,
MILLER. At her residence . 4008 Bprurn
at . en Hept 8. 1112.'. ANNIE Rt-'LC-V
(laughter of the late William II. and Lllza
Leth A Miller Serlcea en Monday morning,
at 10 o'cieck, at M Mnry'a Cliurch inirl
ninth and Lecuat sta Interment at Vvcod Vvced
landa Cemetery , ,
MOtll.CY Sent. 10. EDWIN IE. hBAanl
of Ida Eckert Mobley. Relatives. and frlenda
OrUln-ter
a
IIKN'TAL
HPrCIAMtTi
of
DR. MOSES
(III. cl(T
AIR"
Method of
Painted Extractiea of Teeth
s.fe an aleen Ne ealn or dan-
emr. JiLt the thin for nenml
ueenle. Ne III effect, fellow l(a uae
S. E. Cor. 7th & Market Stf.
farmnrtv en aleiT "t prominent lletptlal
.w
LOST AND FOUND
DetJ Leut, bridle bulldog, nnawera te n line
of "Teddj" while around neck and hreaai
spot en tail, r,uard Cill Poplar mill, et
mil 12 IH JV 1 Ath at
liiKIK liat, 2 German police deg piinple
3 months old, dark In color, male and
fi'inale, nmule havlntr 2 uhlle hind fe-t
Itewnnl If icturned te H U C 'lreir
iViMaiirlnK. Iloaement I'a
WATCH FOR Ixiat, HnturdaiT geld watch
fob, Maaenlc and fraternity emblems, re
ward. A f.OJ, I.eiUer Office
GI.ASSEH. tortelaa ahell.
fiHtli A Wdld. av It. w I!
JO "vji1
HELP WANT
'p:
'
FEMALI;
fPFRATORB wanted In work en
coats i geed working condition
Apply the Hnelllngburg Clothing Ce.,
Bread and Wallace sta.
leat Sat, night
N. lllh. 2d n
11ATEAC Lest, green bateau nt Delalr. Re
ward 313 Master al Phene Kens 1,13.1,
HELP WANTED FEMALE
RON RON DIITER
eelllng experience.
P.) 311,1 Woodland
experienced, alae with
mu,t be neat, geed
e
P. M , at hla late residence. 1144 Frankfi
"" - crivaie.
!:3Q
erU
i'r.ivn"tt m- 4.1 . . ..
eii.1??2, JOSEPHINE, widow of William M
twltth "."".J1'. Ralslites nnd friend, nr;
Invited te attend funeral aervlces. Men . 2
I. M. (standard time), nt residence of hei
sen-in-lsw, Alfred Ilewne, near Vlncentewn.
N- '..'nt Mt. lleltv Cem.
v..S9X,.-;8P' 10". WALTER C. hue-
f Leretta Cox and son of Sallle and
n,8, late Jehn C. Vex. aged 31. Relatlvea
and friends, also Richmond Council. F, P.
V : "..?.4ur Invited te funeral services
Tuee . 2 30 P. M.. at hla late residence. .112.1
Salmen st. Int Oakland Cem Remains
may be , Mewed Men . 7 te 0 P. M
fc,,?V,J5 s" B' 1M. ELMER E..
husband of Dsrtha Deal. Service en Tuesday
t..'rrne-?,'V at 2 o'clock, at the oilier If.
prlvat " Chestnut at. Interment
vPrMr,nPAT70n 8 'B"i MAROARET ,
nl(F.?i!AM ,n.'.s Carlln). wife of Samuel U I J
DeOreat. IlelstUes ar.d'frlende are Invited te
CAPITALIZATION
Te be presently
authorized
$3,500,000
SEVEN PER CENT. CUMULATIVE PREFERRED STOCK (Par Value $100)....
umeends payable quarterly, cumulative from Sept. 1. 1922.
COMMON STOCK (Par Value $5) 110,000 shares
Te be presently
isaued
$3,500,000
100,000 shares
We summarize in part as fellows from a letter of Mr. Leuis B. Kuppenheimer, President of the Company,
copies of which may be had from the undersigned upon request.
BUSINESS
In the year 1876, with a capital of $150,000, Bernard Kuppenheimer, together with his sons Jonas and Leuis
B started at Chicago the manufacture and sale of men's clothing at wholesale. In each year since its inception
the business has operated at a profit, and with the exception of the original amount paid in, all of the present net
worth has been accumulated out of earnings. In addition, since 1911, when the business was incorporated, it
has paid out in dividends te its stockholders a total of $2,247,000. The product of the company reaches con
sumers throughout the United States and many foreign lands, where there has been established geed will and
a high regard for "Kuppenheimer Geed Clethes."
MANAGEMENT
The actual management and control of the business of the new Corporation will continue in the hands of
these who created its success in the past.
The manufacturing operations are conducted in five work shops, all located in the City of Chicago, in
which there are about 4,500 employees. These shops are of the latest and most approved types and equipped
with machinery and fixtures of the latest design.
SALES AND PROFITS
The Net Sales of the Company for the five years and six months ending April 30, 1922, and its Net Profits
before deducting Income and Profit Taxes paid, but after giving effect te Taxes at 1922 rates, as certified by
Messrs. Price, Waterhouse & Company, Public Accountants, have been as follews:
Tear Ending
October 31
1917 .
1918 .
1919 ,
1920 .
1921 .
Six months ending April 30, 1922
Net fifties
$ 7,885,175.96
10,828,050.84
11,176,573.81
23,879,822.56
M.573,957.39
8,186,231.64
Net rreflta before deducting
Income nnd Preflsa Taxes paid
but after alvlnjr effect te
Tajcea at mflcates
$ 537,738.30
1,235,895.16
568,230.97
1,613,125.87
690,873.56
200,069.63
The Net Profits for the five years and six months ending April 30, 1922, before deducting Income and
Profits Taxes paid, but after giving effect te taxes at 1922 rates, were at the rate of $881,078.82 per annum or
ever 3Vi times the annual dividend requirements en the total issue of $3,500,000 of Preferred Stock.
The Net Sales for the six months ending April 30, 1922, amounted te $8,186,231.64 as compared with
$5,727,283 for the corresponding period in 1921. Net Profits after deducting Income and Profits Taxes for the
six months ending April 30, 1922, were $200,069.63 compared with Net Profits after Taxes at 1922 rates of
$53,710.25 for the corresponding period ending April 30, 1921.
All legal details in connection with this issue will be subject te the approval of Messrs. Sullivan & Crom
well, representing the bankers, and Messrs. Rese & Paskus, representing the Company, and this offering is in
all respects subject te such approval.
Price $100 per share and accrued dividend
This offering is made when, as and if issued and accepted by us and subject te approval of counsel. It is
expected that delivery of the stock will be made en or about October 2, 1922, en two days previous notice, at
the office of Geldman, Sachs & Ce., 30 Pine Street, New Yerk, N. Y., in the form of temporary stock certifi
cates (or interim receipts) exchangeable for definitive stock certificates when prepared.
We reserve the right te reject any or all subscriptions, te allot less than the amount applied for, and te
close the subscription books at any time without notice.
GOLDMAN, SACHS & CO. LEHMAN BROTHERS
AMES, EMERICH & CO. MITCHELL, HUTCHINS & CO., Inc.
The above information, while net guaranteed, has been obtained from seureea which wt believe be reliable.
. - k : r - -
1hllat nM.ln. . Ka
. - sir' JC " iiii t lies iim msi
XIW?, !!." te 10 P M. Int. private
i-e!l,.lf.e et "ward Ullleti. iu.Mn.v
IL..e Dth ln,t- Funeral at convenience of
arniiy.
r.f,Il:iAu.i,.uV"llrfc.,s",, " AONES. wife
rLMfJW Mlc.n? frnen (nee O'Kane). of
ivJ,.".1 .U,r.ry' $'and. HelatUes and frlenda
invited te att.nd funeral, Tuesday. 10 A. M .
from her late realdence. 20.12 W Stella at.
lfl0e,lVrsepumc"h,r;S, Columba, U A. M. Int.
FISH. On Rant Q m4 wrr rtiw a
hi ahand of Mayma E F,h. Relatlvea and
friend,, also all aecletlee of which he was
?.rm .,r' Ve Imlted te the aervlces, en
f.!ne,S?y f,,n",?n. - "'deck, at the
?nl.H. IVlr nla' ,82 Chestnut at
Interment rrHate.
FITZPATRirK S.pt 0 DEtlORAH. be
!?J Mlf ?,f, -Jer'e J- Fltzpatr.ck. ReU.
nl-lenu 'r"n1" l2 Kt A"' I-adlea'
t.,"!'1 .BIV' .'mlted te attend funeral.
Tuea, 8.30 A. M realdence. 40Oij Qrlicem
St.. Frankford Solemn requiem maaa at
St. Joachim's Church 10 A. M. Int. St.
Deminic's Cem
v-it'iy Wlldwoed. N J . Sept. 0. AN
NIE, widow of Dennis Furey. Dua notice
will be given from her late residence, 2501
3 Cleelnnd ave
. OOLDT At Mt Helly. N J. Sent 0,
10.-2. HELLEN. widow or Wllllnm henry
Oeldy. aged 78 Services at her late real
dence. 80 Tine at. Int. Mt. Helly. N. J..
7.uf .-.'. 'r- Idayllght-iavlng tlmel. Int.
Uaptlat Cem.
GRAHAM On Sept. 10. 1622 the Rev.
JOHN GRAHAM. D. D.. huaband of Emma
Mahaffey Oraham. Relatlvea and friends
are Invited te the services, en Wednesday
evening, at 8 o'clock, at hla realdence. 808
Highland ave.. Chester. Pa. Alse services
en Thursday morning, at 10 Se o'clock, at
the OIKer H. Ralr Hldg.. 1820 Chestnut st,.
Philadelphia. Interment private
ORIBHEN Sept. 0. WILLIAM, husband
of Mary C. Orlbben (nee Connelly). Relathes
and friends are Imlted te attend funeral
Wed. 8 30 A M. lata realdence. College
Farm, 8arlhmnre, pa. Silemn requiem
maaa Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Morten. Ta.. 10 A. M. Int Cahary Cem..
Media Pa
URINIIAM. Sept. 0 JAMES V . husband
of Amelia Urlnh-im. RlatHea nml tilemls
alae Union Aaaembly Ne 30, A O M I
and empleyes of Nelsen Vahe Ce . are In
lled te attend funeral ser1c-a Tuea. n
P. M at hla late relden e 2117 N Cluil
wick at Int. Arlington Cem. Frlenda may
call Men
GRIST. Suddenly. Sept. 7. at Stroud-,
burg. Pa. ANNIE K.. wife of William H
Orlat Servlcea Men , 2 P M . at her late
realdence, 33 Mlllbeurne ave., Mlllbeurne,
it est I'nua,, ,-a,
HANSEN Suddenlv. at Moerslown N
J.. Sept. 8 ANNIE C . widow of llei.iv A
Hansen Funeral arlcea Men , 2 30 P M .
nt her Hte residence. 84 E Central ate .
Monreetewn N. J. Int private
HARDING Suddenlj, Sept rt WILLIAM
C , husband of Pmllne Harding (n-e Hnhiii
and son et Samuel and Itahell Harding
aitel 12 Relntie. and frlenda are Intlt'd
te funeral servlcea Tuea. 2 10 P. M Utn
residence. 3(13tt Appletree st Int Montrese
Cem
HARRINGTON Sept H. MART A . wife
of Martin Harrington Relatnes and friends
are imiteti 10 intend runrni. Tuea b te
A M . from her Ute realdence nilfl E
Uleid st. Germnnteuii. Solemn maaa of re
qulem Immnculnte Conception Church 10
A. M Int, Helv epui-hr Cem.
HART 'Sept. 10. JOHN 11 son of late
Geerge and Rebecca Hart, need 72 Relatlvea
ana menus are inwteii te funeral aervlces.
ment at Oreenmeunt Cemetert
PEIRCE At Santa hMrbarn California,
en July 30, 1022. GEORGE TE1RCE, In
his 7.1th ear. Funeral rerlres at Let Ne
73, Hectlen Y, North Laurel Hill Cemterv,
en Wcdneadaj, September 13, at 3 P. M
It Is requested that no flnwera he kent.
PORTER.-Sept 8. 1022. MARY, widow of
Jehn O Perter Relatives nnd frlenda are
Invited te ntlend funernl. Tuea , 3 P. M..
from her son's residence Chnrlea A. Perter
110 E. Wlngohecklng st Int Greenmount
Cem
RAMEY Of Sharen Hill Pa. en Sept.
8. 1022. EDITH C RAMEY (nee Hawley).
wife of Joeeph .11 Itamey Service and In
terment private from the Oliver H. Balr
Bide 1820 Chestnut at . en Tuesday.
READ. At Gloucester. Mass. Sept, 7.
Rev. WALTER GEORGE READ, rector et
St Margaret'e Church Brighten, and for
merly a realdcnt et this city, aged S3 ears
HEIUrcil-llADES IARAII. wlte of Henn
W. Relber. Sr (nen Ten Reeldence. 027
W Dauphin at Due notice of the funeral
will be given.
RHpADS r JOSEPH F RHOADS. eve
apeclailat, en Frldnt Sept 8 at hla late
residence. 1201 N 2d at.. Hnrrtsburg. Pa.
Funernl Mendav Sept 11, at 2 P l.
RICHARDSON (Nee Farr), Sept. 0.
ELLA C . beloved wife of Walter Rlchard Rlchard
aen Relatives and frlenda are Invited te
attend funeral. Tueadnv, 8 80 A. M . from
her late realdence, 2733 Jnaper at High
maaa of req. 10 A. M Church of the Vial
tatlnn 11 V M Int private
P.OD1NSON Sept 8. EMMA T , wldevr
of Samuel T Robinson Relatlv-s ar.d
frlenda Invited te funeral Tuea, 1.30 P M,,
Itts residence. 3J21 Mantua ave Int. Mt.
Merlah Cem.
ROSE Sept 7. G. PAUL husband of
Reatrlce Rese avert 40 Relatives and
frlenda are Invited te attend funeral aerv
lcee, Men., 1 30 I'. M . at hla late realdence
20 Kathmere id . Ilroekllne Int. private.
Hillside Cem
iiUAri.UA euaaeniv. t.epi, n 1.EO, eon
IIOOKKEEPER.STENOORAPHER Hlh
echenl irrnduate preferred: established bust
ncsa. centrally located, dealrea young woman
ulih Initiative and ability te aaalat with
boeka and train for executive poaltlen Ad
dress In en handwriting, elating age, nx
Inr!enct, references nnd salary desired,
A 421. (ydter (Khce.
CASHIERS
N SNT-LLENIU'RO f, CO HAVE VACAN
CIES IOR YOUNG 11 OMEN UP THE HET
'IER TYPE, PAST 21 YEARS Ol' AGE
FOR CASHIER POSITIONS. APPLY ANY
TIME DCRINO THE DAY IIUREAt' OF
EMPLOYMENT, FIFTH FLOOR, SUL'1 II
UUILDINO.
N. PNELLENRURO A CO
MARKET. 11TII T(J 12TH STS.
CASHIERS
Teunp women. 18 te 2.1 eara, with at least
1 jear'a blah school education are being
consider, d a a (uehlcMnapoclers If ou
hove ability te htndle figures arturatelj and
nre Interested In being trained for i geed
Mendy position.
Apply Bureau of Employment
WANAMAKER'S
CHILDNURSE, vvlilte. Preteatant bntHcn
2.1 and 40, for 21 uctive girls 24 and -Pi
enra, muat have ioed reference Phen
Jlerlen 111.1, Tuesday afternoon and Wednea
dav morning
CLERK
About 18 cra of age for malhematicM
and clerical work In englneerlns department
(live full Information ns tu education und
UJalincatluns
ADDRESS E B3 P. O I50. 3.100
CLERK Permanent ro'lt'en for 11 euns
Udv in sales auditing department, must
1.0 Hbl te ungrate orieto teter reterncrs
required. Apply Dcpt e Accounts B 1"
l. vyes II.'.1 21 CIlNStnUt st
CLERK Familiar with title and real vs
tute business with refeien'.e. permuneui
pusltlen 1 433 Ledger Offce
SALESWOMEN
WE ARE NOW SOLICITING APPLIC
TIO.MS FOIt HA1.KSWHMRN OF T
BETTER TYPE FOR THE FOLLOW1
DEPARTMENTS
COATS
SUITS
GOWNS
SHOES
JEWELRY
LEATHER GOODS
HATE VACANCIES IN OTHER DEPART
MENTS FOR DESIRABLE SALESWOMEN!
PERMANENT POSITIONS AND LIRERAtj
SALARY INDUCEMENTS TO ..THOSE
POSSESSING THE NECESSARY QUALlI
C1TIONS APPLY AT THE IIUREA1I. OT
EMPLOYMENT. FIFTH FLOOR, ANY TIME
DURING THE DAY
N. SNKLLENIIURO A CO
MARKET. 11TII TO 12TII ST8.
SALESWOMEN
LIT BROTHER REQUIRE S1I.E8
WOMEN FOR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS.
FORMER EMPLOYES WILL BE GIVEN
THE PREFERENCE.
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPI1YMENT
2D FLOOR, 7TH 4 FILBERT iSTS,
SALESWOMEN
There are a number of vacancies In our
felling force which should le filled In ad
vance of the senaen. we will be glad te
consider theae who have had experience.
App'y Emplnvment Bureau fourth fleer.
OIMBEL BROTHERS
SALESWOMEN
for women a fin weiring apparel appli
cants muat be women of refinement, plena
lug perannalltj and aelllnrr nbllltv.
Experience In meeting an exrluali. llnl
la caaentlnl, these are exceptional epenlnaa
for exceptional people
Applj Bureau of Emplewnrnt
WANAMAKER s
SALESWOMEN. 23 te 10 unencumbered,
experienced in Wftlfnre work preferred, for
sneclal educational field, must have person
ality nnd Intelligence. prmanent positien:
heuld advance te "tecutlve work within 8
te .1 months if capable a grand salary and
carfare te start See Miss Oilman 1212
Llbertv K'dg Tuesday or Meqnesdav
CLERKfe In enlarging our delicti fcrre
this fa I we will have some unusunlly Inter-c-ting
penllins for girls with high school
training with or without experience.
Ver the Inexperienced girl this Is an op.
pertunlty te start en a business career, earn
ing while learning, for the girl with some
business training It la chance te get wltn
n large oreanlxatlon and earn a permanent
position
Come in new and get ncquninted We can
"'if leu lh" k'1"1 "' w,irlt veu "k'" nd in
which u con nake goej I,et us have veur
name en our Hat
., ,., LiU(S PATTO.V
Curtis Publishing ,'e he 4 Sansom si
CLERICAL Centrally located trust rnm
pnv cn use pervlcea of eung woman
with knowledge, of real estate settlem-ts
f,n7n1un1,d"y,n0l5r stenography preferred.
DOES THIS INTEREST TOU7
Wed ,
M ,
..... r..i.... ..... .
Frankford Int. Cedar Hill Cem
HAYNES At Woedatown. N. J . Sept. 0
ALICE, wife of Thomaa Hajnea aged 00
jeara Relatives and friends Invited te
funeral service, Men, Sept. 11, 7 P. M ,
standard time at husband a residence
Woodstown Int private. Fleaaantvllle
Cem. PleaBintvllie N J.
HENRY.-'Sept 7. JOII." C . husband of
,im imiw i.tituiTOui .irur. fv.uitives ann
friend
Cen
re Invite 1 te attend funeral Men
ai . irem nia siaier a reaiuence. Mra
0204 Dlckena ave Int. Mt. Merlah
HIRSCIILEir Sept 10 KATIE. wlf nr
Jehn HlrHchllen (nee usbhardt), Relatlvea
art (rlendi Invited te funeral services Med
2 P M . late resldence. S74J N. 7th at. Int"
private. Oreenmeunt. Remains viewed Tues
"' HUMES Sept 7 1P22 MARY JANE
wife of William Humes and daughter et
Elizabeth and the late lames Slnsn. Rela.
lives and frlenda ere invited te funeral aerv
tcee Men , 2 30 P M . at her late realdence
2088 East Thompson st Int North Cedar
Hill Cem.
HUTCHINSON Spt 7 ANNA Mc
CLEARY, wife of the Isle Henry Veilum
Hutchinson and daughter of the late William
U and Anna Maria MrCleury Funeral
services at her residence. 5 Bala ave , Bala
Pa , Hen.. 11th Inst., at It A M. int
private
KB-RK Sept 7. EMMA O w ulnw r,f ,h
lets Harry E Lerk. Funeral Mnn . 2 i
M at her lata residence OJII S nth ,
Int Oreenmeunt Cem. '
KESSLER In Les Angeles Cillf . Sent
0 after a llnaerlnir lllne I'.vhi rV .V'
wife of J. Millard Kesaler nnd dnuu'ln..,-'
the lale Lewis Haehnlen
H.ER1IAN A .
lielatlves nnd
Carmen, of America and Cablnetmekers of
Ihe lale Lewis Haehnlen
KLEIST bept in, 1022
ipann
nda
I huaband of Merttm W Kleist
trienea aiae i.uertv lieu Ledge Nn MP,
Hei,t PI
Car Shen are Invited ,,. .,....,
funeral i.ervlces Wed l 10 p M nt hi.
I..,. ...1.1.... nn'i u- u... ." -n,a
Northwood Cem
I KYLE Sept. 0 SAR1H A w dnvv f
lehn Kyle Punarel services st line resi
dence. 211 Edgemont ave Ardmern P
vvea a f. ai. int privme rrlenda may
call Tuea , after 7 P. M. y
L1FFKRTY Sept 10, E1UNUEI hns
band of Merv Laffertv (ne.- Hagun) und ann
of Catberlne ami late Edward f.Jffbi(" i"u",
police of funeral, from hla lain reeldeiue
80h New Market tt
LINDSAl Stnt 10 MATTHEW beleve.1
Van at ia 11 it nt Mnriah r InH.u, .... .VV
I lielatlvea and friends, also emplnjca of pVlft
1. Ce. and Phlla. Ledge Ne M , e A
M. nie linlttil te atieini funernl. 'rhura
'fl' M. late residence 1241 N !th .1 int
Mt I'erlahC'm. I rl-nda rmv call Wed i ,
I.UWHKI1 aept. 7. MARY M. wife of
the late Jehn P. Lnwrier, aged 74 Relatives
and frlenda also Ladles of O. A, It Heme
and Beard of Trustees are Invited te fu.
neral services Mnn . 2.30 P. M . at the par.
lore of David G. Trankenfleld Sens 322
N. 82d at Int, strictly private.
tXJWK'N, Sept. 0. VICTORIA beloved
wife of Bartholemew Lenen (nee Lernliardti
In her 2d vaar. Relatlvea and friend,
members of Hely Tamllv and Ladles AM
of St Vincent's Orphan Aavlum, Invited in
funernl. Tuea. 11 A. M. late realdence. 4 a
W, Olrard ave. Solemn reeulem mars hi
Piter's Church 10 A. M Int. Helv hepulcnr.
Cem.
MACAW. Sept 0. SARAH, widow of
Duncan Macaw, aged 73 Relatives and
frlenda are Invited tn intend funeral serv.
Icea Tues . 3 P. M . late residence len
and Silvan avea Norwood Pa Int Pern"
weed Cem Frlenda nmv view remalna Mnn
7 te 0 P, M
I MACUWAN sepl 7 OIXHIOE II , hua
nanu 01 1 . Ai.ir..inmunn nice cneiv allnder 1
Funeral service, lien 2 p M nt his Int.
residence 4)142 N Camne st Int prlvni.
MARSHALL At Woedhurv, N J.. sPt
7. CHARLES F MARSHALL, aged ti
Relutiteii and menu alto uil ledges of
funeral, lien . 2 P. M. from hl line rest
DcnvB, n, iitn'iviiii. si
Euat View Cem
. MASON
nam .
vllerf
r.aldence. 214d E.
Vale. Rslvue.
nlAAWRI.I. PCPC
Wnedbnrv
cnirm, .". J
N J
te
I.
Int
huaband of Florence P (nee HefTner), died at
Reading Ta . Sent. 10, 122. Relnt ve. nrt
frlenda Invited te attend funeral en Wed ,
Sept 13 at 2 o'clock, from the late realdence
of Mra Emma Heffner. Limekiln pike, above
Waverlv read, Olenalde. Pa,
SC1INEEOAS3. Sept. 11. BERTHA L.
(nee Uleettner), wife of William Schneegaas
Relatlvea and frlenda also members of
Came Ne. 116. P. O of A . are Invited te
attend funernl services. Men , 1 P. M . late
residence 2418 Sharawoed at. Int. private
8HFRMAN fcept 0. ANDREW J . hus
I en,, a, IC1IU Uhnrmnn In. W...I-. t x.'
notice of funeral from late residence. 1M2
I Callewhlll st
ilIERIEL Sepi 7 at Pllmnn v r
WILLIAM O. SHERTEL. aged 7S eare.
Relative, nml friends Invited te funral
Men , 2 P M., at Armstrong's, 1027-:e N
Bread st. Int private.
SMITH "aturdav Sept 0 1P22 st
Overbroek WILLI M Rl'DOIjH SMITH
In thn 71s: ear of his age Funernl services
nt Chrlat Church S-cend st above Market
Tuesdav. Sept 12 nt neon dnyllcht-savin
time It Is reeuested that no flowers be
sent
SOMER" Sept 0 ANNA E ROMERS
aged B4 nt the home of het grandson tnhr,
I 8 Jehnsen. Glbhstnwn .N J t'uneral Tues.
1 P M Int Kcllncten cem
SPROOEtrt. r-epi ( ROSANNV E
til.lnu nr Mnrsh.tl Snrjinll nml riin.ht.. .
the late Jehn and MiiRn-et Elhins. eg, 1!
Ill, Relatives and friends are Invited te at
land funeral rervlces Tues 2 P. M Utp
resldenc-. ,inn E Hilten st. (Allegheny
ave and D l Int pvt Mt. Merlah Cem
Viewing this iMen 1 eve
STEI.WAGON. Setdenlv en Sept p
KATE A STEI.WAGON 1212 North Flftv
ninth st. Due notice of funeral will h. given
STEI.WAGON Suddenlv Sept 0 KATE
A. wife-of Ernest J Stelwngen Relatives
and frlenda Invited tn attend funeral serv
lcea. Thursday 2 P .11 from her late res.
rtence 1212 N .1lh st Friends rail Wed
eve. 8 te II Int West Lvjrei HIM Cem
SYKES Sem ii VIRGINIA I, wife of
Wllllnm l Svkes acel 01 Funeral services
nt 100 E, Brlnahutst st (irmsntnwn Tues
2 P M Int nrlvai Rem Una may be viewed
Men 7 te 0 P M
TAYLOR On Sen 0 1022 HELEN V
.11 daughter of Mrs Mnrv J and the lal
Ismes 8. Tailor Services nnd Interment
private en Tuesdav. st 1820 Chestnut et
THOMAS Sept II 10.".' MIRY A wf
nf Jehn L Themas Relntlves and friends
are Invited te attend funeral serilcs nt her
late rraldnce 212 hlccum st Mt Alrv
Tuea 2 P M Int private
TIOIIB Sept 8 10J2 JAMES if hue
band of Amanda L Tlgne Rlntives and
frlenda, alae empleyes of Cerpersmlth Shep
Phlla. Nnvy Yard are Invited te attend fu.
nernl lues 8 30 A .11 . late residence
U30 S 11th st. Solemn requiem mass nt
the Church of Annunciation 10 A M lnt
New Cathedral Cm
VANSANT Suddenlv Sept 7 AMOS E .
son of late Samuel and Trances Vansant
aged 7,1. Relatives and friends are Invited
te attend funeral serilces, Tues ,2PM
ut son-in-law's realdence William II. Reb-
erta 1022 cnurcn si irnnnreru int prl
vale Cedar Hill tern Remains may be
viewed Men eve
WARD Sent R MARY J daughter of
Wllllnm II and .Jennie E Wnid Funeral
sen Ires Tuea 2 P II parents residence
221 N. Olive st Media Pa Int Media Cem
WATSON bent 11 .it her resldenr 1 'd
S 18th et . AGNEh .11 daughter or th
late Rev, Benjamin Watsen D D an
Lucv Wlllard Watsen runernl seivics nr
the Church of the Atonement Miunnrinl rer.
ner "f 47'h st ami KlnsKessing ave (c.ir 1.1
en Walnut at ) lu-nlav the 12th Inst et
11 , . J1 imrIUirill I'llVHIP It ,
STENOGRAPHER
We have n pe--nanent peslil-'n te offer a
brleht exper'enct-d stenographer with f ur
enra' high schiel or lta equlnlent Villa
position offers nn excellent opportunity
SEARS ROEfU'CIC AND CO
4840 Roosevelt Boulevard
STENOGRAFHER-TTPLST
Yeung lad net ever 20 jeara. reijulra
ments careful punctuation correct speller,
neatness the work la light and pie isant;
salnrj III Apply E II Few 1112 Wal
nut st , between U and He clock
STENOGRAPHER A desirable noalt'en 1
open In the office of the president of si
large publishing house, the successful appli
cant will be a eun- lady of geed education,
a rapid and accurate stenographer, state
experience and salary delred. P 718, Ledger
Office
STENOGRAPHER veung. lady. fnr high
class refined central real eetnte office. ne
net be experienced In stenography, but
willing te take charge of telephone exchange
end information high school rsdutte pre
ferred salary tfiO n month 421 T.-l off.
Funera Wed. 8 10 A M . from hli late . ' ' .W..'.,h", T er"'nln,r "if ''" hrlh "-"rnen TENOGRAPHER - Se, ret..rv. vocational
dent 813 N.' 28th at. Solemn masa of re lvl,h lMlns Personality and geed Chirac nnnlvst seeks experl.n.ed atenegrtpher
qulem at T St FraHcla Xav er Chu?ch. 10 A r """ UT "''"na-te work hntd te win ' " personality Address 1,1 own hnndwrltlng.
M. Relatives and friends invited. Int. Hely V?Z!?,Z h" ,n l business of Inlern itlenil I stating experience nnd compensation ex ex
Cress reputation if jnu tMnlt ou can qualify call peeled. P 727 Ledger Offlc-
ISL'lll-i7.1C.I,e. A t.ULU .T SniRVT.'r.p - " .' uuua ST IVnilTI A VHKIt Kse II. n nn.l.ln..
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710 WIDENER HLDG
0 te 10 30 A M or 3 30 te 5 P
EDIPHOS-E OPERATOR wanted. ex'perT
enced, female. Address all this week with
38f1,7r.ns;.'a,U'yDD,Par"nent- r' ' Draw"
F'JK CLERK for downtown hanking office.
ramlilar with card sjstem. must be quick
and accurate: atnte ..n.,tn,. nn.i .ni .
expected P. 720 Ledger Office
MLINQ CLERK, with considerable experl-
encebv large manufacturing concern, net
ever 1. veara of age nppllianta will be in.
Buhdlng Menda. 10-12. at 510 Widener
GIRLS WANTED
WHO HAVE HAD
FACTORY EXPERIENCE
APPLT
IICIOR TALKING, MACHINE
APPLICATION OFFICE
3.1 COOPER ST.
C A II DEN. N. J.
CO.
rnr
up-ie-ine-minuie gin must resiae in Nertri
Philadelphia or Oermantewiv answer In own
handwriting, stntlng experlence and salary
expected Address p ill V Q Bnr 341.1
SECRETARY A desirable position la open
In the office of the president of a large
publishing home, the. successful applicant
will be a jeuns lady of geed education.
rapid and accurate stenographer, atste ex
perience and salary desired P 717, Ledger
Office
TELEPHONE OPERATING
AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
FOR YOUNG 11 OMEN" BETWEEN
18 AND 2.1. EXPERIENCE' LN
NECIhARY SALARY PAID
WHILE LEARNING
THE TRAINING COURSE IS
SHORT AND THOROUGH
THE IIORK IS CLEAN AND AT
TRACTIVE: THE SURROUNDINGS
PLEASANT.
ME1LS PERVTO AT LOW COST.
SICK BENEriTb. ATPLY TO
MISS STEVENSON
THE BELL TELEPHONE COJLPANT
1631 ARCir ST.
GIRLS
Girls of neat appelant, who have arrived
at th" age of HI jejrs 10 act hs store
messengers while being trained for mere
advanced pimtlen- Appl Emplement
Bureau, fourth fleer
UIM11EL BROTHERS
GIRLS
Wanted a few fine jeung girls 1 le lO1
Sears of age, for work in our Junier Depart
ment, must have at lent 1 jears high
school education or equlvaleni
Appl Bureau of Emplevment
WANAMAKER S
TRAVELLNC! POSITION
MUST RE FILLED
MONDAY. SKKTEMBEH 11TH
Reliable, nationally known Chicago corpora
tlen wants an Intelligent woman as traveling
Mprtsentatlve at once, applicant must be
well educated and footloose se that they
can leave Philadelphia within several dayai
age 24 te 37. no Investment necessary. T
successful uppltcants we will give an excel
lent business training and pay 173 per week.
Apply new
ee .MISS KAT11ERINB EDIE
Hetel Adelphla
TYPIST
Culcli and accurate permment position.
AppIj Publle Ledger Compan
th und Clirrlii'it eta.
Ask for Mr Wiest
TYPIST Dictaphone orerater. general efc
ficu work hours 8.30 te S 30, atate sals
an manufacturers office P 03.I.. Q.
WAITRESS Refined Protestant!!, waitress
In family emplelng dietitian and gov
erness, na servants. Cedar Hill Farm, Read
Ing. Pa
It EAVERS Experienced, w
1 und narrow edgings v
Sena Ce 4311 Wan ave .
1 ilermantewn ave
.tiled en tapes
W Maurer
near lbili and
quested that no flowers be i-ent
WHEELEN. bert II 1322 CATHIRLNE
widow of Patllck Wheelen fle'atlves and
friends are Incited te nttend funeral Wed
s Uti , M late nsldence .1.13 W Hutu r
t Solemn rrqnlcm mvss et St Verenuii's
Cliurvh 10 A. M lnt St Je.irhlm s tm
WIl.COV Vt Mlantlc Cltv N I H. nl
10 CATHERINE widow of Jam,., H, nx
aged 80. nintrnl tt'J S 1 11 (mm her
late residence 10 V G'in, i nie if i,
muss nt Our Ladv Star, of the Set Church
Kin A M lnt Cathedral 1 m I'hil nl 1
P WILDMAN Ninth Menth nth at her
home 10(17 Chestnut st MARY F widow
of Jehn Wlldmni of Greene Ceuntv nhln
In her 82d ear . Funeral from the home of
her son Edward EM lldmnn 4111 Osnae
ave Second-day Ninth month 11th at 2 3D
P. II Interment at btelma Ohie
WILSON Sept 8 ELIZABETH wlf.nf
William Wilsen and daughter of lale James
11 and Catherine Cunningham Funeral
services, te which relatives and friends nre
Invlled. We.1 , J P M late residence 2218
S. 2.1d st Int. private Viewing I uea eve
WOODS, tent 1022 at Hurrlslmr-
ra . MORGAN R WOODS Relatives am
friends, also Relief nnd Veterans' Aase nf
1 HOSIERY r.xperlenced ten cutler en In-I
I .. (?nl"'- eel'a. Aupls lltllhelm Knittlim
Mills. 20th at and Indlnna uvc
HOUSEKEEPER, working white wanted In !
I fam'ly of 2, geed home nnd attractive
, surrounding., very plain cooking, whan !
writing name rector of church or family i
lhslclan aa reference Addrtss P O Uea I
- - s'.pav Ids Pa
HOUSEWORK Experienced whll. girl
wanted In apt. , geed home and wages, .
In tamll 1309 Ruecemb al. Wemln
HOUSEWORK Half-time. In afternoon ref .
laundrj wages J(l Appl bun 1404
11 alnut at
IMPROVERS vCnnted mllllnerj .long" season
geed salary 1120 Columbia ave
1NSPEC TRESSES
WE HAVE V1CANCIL.S FOR GIRLS PAST
1(1 OF HIE BETTER TYPE Ml) ACT AS
LSSFECntESSES HOOD OPPOHTUNIIV
T( QUALIFY FOR ADVANCED POSI-
I lUeNCS
N SNELLENRURG A CO
MARKET. 11TH TO 12TH STS.
y.' 'or stenographer bookkeeper and
efllca mtrimar in ,h,,l..l. I, ,,),.. .m,.
, ,,;.ul. ."-"" .tttvv, unite
111 ..iii.iiaiiiiun,
WOMAN Exceptional opportunity for re.
fined woman with acquaintance among
there of th" better clnea te inake from S 100
t,i IJOu week no atevks liends inauranc,
I nrks 01 ra! estate no rinviisslng from
(loerto deer Phene Locust 8tcq for Interview
WOMAN wanted witn force uf character and
a dt-Hlre te till a position where she can
be of service te ethers and earn a geed
"CmeAddressA423 Ledger Office
WOMAN of culture and refinement wanted,
10 te 4.1 preference given te one who
through reverses finds U necessary te enter
business exceptional eppnrlunlty for geed
ImeniH nnipeunanencj P 7 1.1I.edgerOff.
HUMAN of IntelTlgenre. mature dependable
Ope pnmlhm offer, permancmy and ad
vatnemeiii lu ep net essential Writ
Vlavl co 1401 I'liinsvlviinla lliilldlna;.
WOMEN while ever 21 for hand honing
and flit work Ireneis In laundrv hours,
fi P II tf 10 P II . cenil wages permanent
pcsltlen Apnl New V,ny Sjblein, Inc. 4U0B
Aa ien st , Pnlla , Pa,
WOMEN, while for hand Ironing and flat
work Irenera In laundr) , geed wages, per
maivr.t iiesltlnn Aily New Way System,
lnc IIO'I Aspen st Phlla . Ta. ""leie.
in 1 mnamten. mini ha ejnai.1.
funeral Vrr' Ices W.T''" JO P 11 '."rV.T.LtL0 'nlln corre.pendenco and 'oft ce reuiln. In r - -
at the reldVii?e nf n Is snV Edrar II ' We,' S. f.?""?," "' '.V''F?1" '-,01' lnt-er Cffli. WOMEN -A large organisatien of "inTeT.
81.-0 Lnneilnwn nve. Phlla lnt WVeimln 'SrS. .ui,lllilr, ,,ut nn -";n,l1 .Al1 '. national scei requlrea women te work
slur Cem. "iiiuii dress ailing experience und leferenve, Uev Inte executive position verv rapldlyi there"
W'ORLEY Sent T M UlOI'r.ni n- 1. -J Lndlceii N 1 , fore we need women who are quick 10 !.
Iielnveii wire nr jnnn VVirbv used IT maivkiib wanted first class nillllnerv nnlv
nml l"'enils ere Invited tn aitin.i' thuse uicustumed te line work 1.120 i'e.
Itelntlves und f ends nre Invited in .n.H.i
funeral Tues . " M from the re idene..
of her fnther.ln-iw. Chnrles W, Wnrle.
24.14 Ingersnll at lnt, Weat Laurel Hill
Cem. Remalna may be clewed Mun. eve.
TJNDirnTAKr.BS
BON. Sent. 8, JENNIE, widow of 1V
Masen, Relatives and rrlenda are 'Tj
te ftttend funeral. M&n 2 P, M.. lata Px
nee 014,1 K. Ilellmnra sv lnl' ...I I !
Uellmere ave. Int.- url
T.1MJ. JOHN
i Jlelahasr ltawi
llflallYa and friend Invited 'te funeral!
huebenj-ef Jeannette Belahaw Maxwell.
HOYLERS
eOS
DIAMOND
lumbla ave
MILLINERS First-class milliners"
Apply H20 IValnutal , 2d fleer
wanted.
. , MILLINERY SALESWOMAN
A large store requires a thorough) efficient
saleswoman for Its millinery salons an
opportunity tn obtain a permanent position
Ottlce' "'"-"v. Addreaa P, 810, Ledg.r
and wtui "wn apjuy tnetni-iiii jnrtlcll
Mil' 'I'll ! ' IIVIII tU IU 4. lOIII
Colonial Trust Rldg ' ' ""
YOUNG LADYwanlei as asslslant In of.
flee, one with experience In clerical dullest
also stepegrsphy an I telephone nperntlnat:
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I .al.r7iirp"808"leadB.rOft;c.: ""rr
YOUNO LADY for efflret muat be geed at
figure. p. O Bex 1018. "
YOUNU W'OMEN of geed educutl m. appear.
ance and per-nnallt te rail en, largest eon.
cerna In the, rltyj a real gelling position. .
net canvassing; commission basis, whieia
i!-0eV.,.d. "!S5aJ,u 'rem Mtt ""k " 'Vm
TOUN.a'wiDMCN fer.aeet
, were i -ref,,
ax.
accurate ace
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