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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER rHlLADELPHIA, WEDESDiY, JUJSE 19 1918- T.
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4T SHIPYARDS ARE
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h STARS CLASH TODAY
-Chester Ball Teams to Be
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r'?ilSTwo baseball teams of the Chester
Hfthlnbulldlnc Company's new twilight
1eae-lf tt.111 liaiA tHI- flrst initio thin
I "yfttrnoon on the Upland Krounds. The j
-'i ..jrx.ma win ne caiien at a ociock. it is
,5llntended to play nine Innings.
At least el and perhaps right teams
1&& Will be organized In the Chester ard
fSK.for twilight games. The only two thus
r. ?vfMr brought nut are from the outside
ff.-.rVtweliln ahnn ntirl nnnHlT-llr-ttnn ilptmrt-
fc,flSVnnt.
i3Xs Sj The former's llne-un this evcnlne will
KAt as follows Udmundson, tlrst base,,
B;i;a.jnniy, tnirct Dase; .vi.vers, leu neiu ;
HMyMartln, pitcher; Brltton. center Held;
liiM tiSrton, catcher, Melbourne, shortstop.
tHTffis jorennan, rignt nciu ; i-ru, teuitr ui-iu , ,
"ayes, catcher : Snyder, pitcher ,
BSMJv Eagan, first base', Lenton, second base
j- t i t t 1 l.l t !..
uuiiti'i, icit neiu uuiiimki -c'i";i ii-v
Marriott, right field: Broun, Ljkcs and
K-tL i;iacl, utility men.
E45 Chester shlnard fans are still having
SEfTS ,ot of fun wlth "Jlnl" schen, cap
Wv 1,ln of tne team wlllch ,eads tlle f-,nl'"'
ouuaers league, oer a uir wieai ue
attempted on the bases In lost Satui
day's game with Pusey & Jones club.
Captain Kschen holds forth In the left
garden for the Chester boys While on
first he waited until the catcher drew
P e hq.L' Uta nt-i n -a(1f tita liall in tl,n
E- . 'pitcher and then dashed toward second
Bys.i " Lrttorm it rnliiti nan nnlv qtntinpfl nt
third the laugh would now be on his
'wn side, but the throw to second ha lng
lone ery wild he thought he could
tretch the steal all the way home and
was thrown out at the plate.
But what's the use? Thc game ended
2 to 0 In Chester's faor. "
PRAISES PREAMBLE
TO RULES FOR CLUB
Expression of Needed Co-operation
Between Employer
and Worker Finds Favor
The preamble to the constitution of
S1wyv uuey cc juiim wuu iri,i.ucu
- ... n r T r-sls.V. -.. nn l.n1ncAr1
SfyiOtt.: ... rx f-t- . - - 4 Tn (nn hanrl nf Ilia
KvL,K- - y AT, -,iiai IC J. 1-rtlUH, llu " "-
national service section of the United
WT( . l8tatea B'PPne board, to be the bcs,t
?f?s6 expression In print of the co-operation
R"ijrtf between employer and employe neccs-
&Sa'C&r etM, n u In th i-ar
,,y .ens, ,v ,-.. v... ......
&. Following Is a copy of the preamble
tPMS Mterred to, written by S H. Southard.
Mi(vdilef clerk of the Xew Jersey yard :
!, "" To unite tno employer ana empioje
Ba"'1 a close bona of co-operation ana
Kref sympathy and to advance the Interests
'7C .tf. .r.HnntA tV,n mnAa 1 . eilf a rn nml
aS5j Btlmutate the Interest of our members
yvV ttv nr-riirficr1ns' n. friennlv oomne.titlve
V2if spirit, sociability and closer personal re
'fA.-ip -. - ..":" . r-:----
tftIrtlons.
IVaSS jWisi reTBuauea mat no class or employes
fg?," , can advance Its Interests at-the expense
NS't3 "of another class without Injury to both.
IlJttS'' ""K Is the aim of this club to create mu-
Eriwi.r tual confidence between all classes: also
?nf between the employe and'the employer."
MOVE FOR SHORE PORT
Atlantic City Organizations Ask Har
bor Commission
Atlantic City, June 13. Another
istep forward In Atlantic City's ambition
to some day bo not only a port of
refuse fnr ,tnrm-heaten coastal craft he-
W.&3EJI. rtween Sandy Hook and Cape May. but
UHx, one otthe most important of the smaller
C-Wti. taken In the liningv up of the Atlantic
lkr"v City TachC Club with the Chamber ot
KSM Commerce for the creation of a. liarbor
iwswit commission, ,
K?8l " in support of Its action, the yailit
fiSMSxiluh has appointed a committee compris.
CTNtsVUw Dr. J. William Hughes, Walter T
Ksfeernenrl nnd Thomas S. Crane, to co-
'eS5 operate with the Chamber of Commerci
US-fiforces In procuring action at once bj
i'M' the cltv commission,
.t3Ja'' .Tis--tt-. rcnrTCtr
r5i9tf lanEinmniit .rv.ui-'iivri.i 1HVJ.J.
'ypgajeriey Shore Men to Ask Firheries
,'vJr!- Board to Act
lifK&r ....i.i. -r.rit. v. J- Juno 111. round
hrMSsJ-'flstiermen will send a committee to the
!Mt Slate Board of Fisheries to ask pro-
3WA1T' 4.ilvn nn-nlnar OrttTl TT1 1 HSltTl II 111511 111 11IQ
,M large cities, especially In New York.
kfjLvthe nsh dealers, although the cqndHions
wfA. n.itn.lnVit dta rfeelnred tn bo near-
,t.-rti..,wln.t.A n irilRT in rLIIFUtrU IU CJs.ci. nniui'o
r ',1H Jy as bad. . ,
'ifspt New Jersey fishermen are receiving
K'VJ4 on the average less than Jlireo cents ii
" if.-i. -,...i fn. nth that are being retailed
Hit YiS-'at fifteen cents a pound the city fish
k-.tnmmlsstnn men fix tho price and the
jjf?l"Jerey shore fishermen are compelled
&& to take what Is given them, they say.
ri45M .hare-ins- that there have been instances
lflh. mrhere nshermen who protested had their
bp;,s'Tiiarkct entirely cut off
. $f Another Keel Laitl at Camilen
f",; Another keel was laid for the Gov ern
hZ fJBient yesterday at.ilie New -iprk bhlp
IW f?W.V.r.i South Camden. Speed Is the
fe ' tiyX'watchword at thla yard, where two
f4,mslilps are to be launched on the Fourth
jf,av ships are
X'of July. Work is being rusneo on inu
-rl,MB fittlng-out basin tne company h en-
.irw.' . u....,AtltAT- 1. Vflwtnn
g-out basin the company's: en-
4f tttnnarq nrf Luuniiui.iiiiti ... ...-
ronmriit'iiii. ill rniuii
aLcreek bydlcenlnK the course of the
Si towed as launched, for their flnish-
!''. Ibb touches.
il?
plP-trents Notified of Flier's Uealli
E&3.Ueutenant and Jlrs. J. W. Murray.
Sffd-Oaklyn. X. J., have received belated
nelal advice from the Itoyal British
i - ViVi..i- rt-r.., ihat thmr son. lieutenant
I ' Mwi Iter s" Murray, was killed In a. flying
I (lwccldent near London May 27. I.ieuten
1 ,AL'i1it and MrB. Murray first learned of
ilBtheir son's death a week ago inrougn
fi-4s..V... nf rnnrlolence from brother ot-
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I'lVNFID AND atAKAOBD BT HKUBKRS or
fT HE UNITED EXHIBITORS' ASSOCIATION
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I-.VIT UO ABOVE kUUUUW
WW.! .IVH-JlTl 1 s Today & Tomorrow
Ethel Clayton
In "JOURNEY'S
END"
CEDAR
60TH CEDAR AVJ5NUH
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ikmSd Bennett - ' 8on0E.r,M-
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XLISEUM
Market Bet, 30th Jt OOtfc
Today Tomorrow
In "JOURNEY'S
END"
.l Chiton
(JUL MieMod Ae.
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Kiplit In left, Edgar S. MrKaig, head of the Delaware river ili'trict of the national service ection of the United
State- Miipping Hoard; Dr. Willis A. Moore, of Detroit, Mirli.. one of the national crvie 'cction's regular
-liipjanl kpcukers; Mjor General E, D. Swinton, originator of Ilrilisli armored tank; Tilliam M. Houghton, of
Ncvt "t ork, assistant to A. R. rarkhurt, secretary of the national service section. Thcv are vi'iling the f-liipj urds
in the Delavvare River ditritt, addressing the shipvvorkcrs on the imporlamc of their work
FORMER MARINES PUTS CONCRETE SHIPS I BEGIN DOUBLE TRACK
ARE BEST GUARDS!
F...T lu:.. III r.II..
"
Arc Employed
Fonnei L'ulted Stales marines make
excellent guard for tlie ships ards along
the Delaware Mnn.v have been placed
in these positions in all the yards, where
their training has been particular!) use
ful The organizations which guard the
lives and property of shipbuilders are
made up of men gathered fiom all parts
of the earth, but the greatest care has
been exercised everywhere to make sure
of their lojalty to the Allied caute
The service has attracted former army
and navy men and also many former
policemen. Applicants drift In from al
most every part of the United Slates.
Many of them are Spanish-American
War veterans and others have -served
along the Mexican border in the last
few years. But from nowhere, it Is
said, have come men better equipped
for this work than former marines. The
discipline they have put into the or
ganizations has attracted attention of
naval and military attaches at the ship
yards. RESTAURANT AT SHIPYARD
Will Feed 2000 Hungry Men
Every Twenty Minutes
The Xew York Shipbuilding Corpora
tion's emplovs are looking forward to
the opening of a big restaurant at the
yard. The company Is spending a large
surn on this Institution for the ship
vvtorkers A brick building, li" by 224 feel, has
almost been completed at the end of one
of the big ways, and part of It extends
over the;river. The seating capacity will
be 1600. and the company hopes to be
able to feed Its men at the rate of about
2000 every twenty minutes.
The first floor will be taken up by
the men's lockers, 3nd the lunch room
will have the whole of the second, or
upper floor. The latest equipment Is
to be installed.
The men are now beinv: fed In the
basement of the main olllce building, out
side of tho yard. They lose much tuna
getting out of the yard and back. When
the whistle blows for luncheon tho woik
trs have to hustle to get seats in the
olllce restaurant.
THE LIBERTY LAUNCHED
First Frciplitcr, iVnincil lij Mre. Wilson,
Take- Diji at Kearny
The SCOO-ton freighter I.lbcity, llrst
hhlp for the new merchant marine
named by Jlrs. Woodrow Wilhon, was
launched at the Federal Shlpvard,
Kearney. N. J. Mrs. Ulbert II, Gary
christened the vessel.
'The Liberty's keel was laid last No
vember IB, and four days later, James
A, Farrell, president of the United
States Steel Corporation, parent of the
Federal Shipbuilding Company, drove
the first rivet Into It. The first steel
plate for the vessel was rolled unly
about a month before at the Carnegie
steel plant, at Homestead. Pa,
OVERCOME AT HIS FORGE
United stateH Army, ana wno is woric
Urithli Veteran Finds Shipjard Hotter ing in. the Sun plant. Is coaching the
Than Battle Front
Cornornl Thomas llajnes. who lost
an- eye at the battle of Jlons, in his
seventh time "over me top wiin a
British regiment, was overcome by heat
while working at a foige Iji the Penn
sylvania, shipyard yesterday After re
ceiving attention at the yard hospital,
he was taken to his home in Gloucester
A spark would not have much chance
In either llio Xew Jerey or Pennsyl
vania shipyards, Gloucester, for every
watchman now carries n file extin
guisher. let Housing contract
Coxernment Will Spend $2,500,000 in
Wilmington
Wilmington. Del., June ID. The ship
ping board. It Is announced, awarded to
the Lynch Construction Cdmpany of Xew
York the contract for 560 houses to be
built in Wilmington for the accommoda
tion of shipbuilders, for which the Gov
ernment advances ,2,500,000. The neces
sary ground has been bought by a local
committee. The contractor expects to
begin preliminary work soon.
PHOTOPLAYS
CTR A Nil OUHMANTOWN AVE.
J I lfriU AT VENANdO ST.
Geo M. Cohan ,n "hit-the-trail
T R E S
FRANKFORD 4V;Tii
"Over the Top" "" baiav?PBr
II IMRf) FBOT ST. it OIRARD AY.
JUIUUU Jumho Junction on Frankfor4"L"
a.l 1 C with am.
lYiasKn ana races -
Star Cast
KNICKERBOCKER MAAnTK4,f?r
jack Pickford - -m!8F&-
KVI15T 3-'u AND LOCUST STREET
1AA.U01 vi.t..l;ao..-:-lo, (v..e:3o(it
ELSIE FERGUSON 1o .o1
IIOUSK"
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in 1 1 m " ' ' i ' ' ' i ' ' i ' - --- -7 1 w .- ' 1 1 a mam w . i - j..
asi mm ua nmirmr . uiBvaw as . I m . a an, Il a ..niHn. a.im a rtywnffrtiv aaSieiaaas on. a . u
DOING TO WIN THE WAR
SPEEDING UP THE SHIPWORKERS
.VtKiMrBmmwtHKHf.
vWisr,j4Taw
r
ON LEVEL WITH STEEL
R. J. Wig Tells of Improve-1
ments to Result From
Success
Concrete cargo carriers foity-tvvo of
which have been contracted for by the
I-mergency Fleet Corporation, are a suc
cess and Improvements now planned for
the development of this type of vessel
are expected to place it on nn equal
footing with steel ships
This is the opinion of R. .T Wig. chief
engineer of the concrete division of the
fleet corporation, expressed in an ad
dress at the T.ngineers' Club. If the Im
provements planned will enable the con
crete used In ship construction to weigh
below 100 pounds to the cubic foot, Mr.
AYIg said he believed the concrete ves
sel would be the boat of the future.
The first concrete ship, the Faith, was
launched at u I'aclllc coast shipyard
several weeks ago Its trial trip vvai
so successful that emergency fleet of
ficials were extremely optimistic as to
the future development of this tvpc of
vessel
"We are endeavoring," ald Mr, Wig,
"to discover a lightweight concrete to
reduce the deadweight tonnage of con
crete ships. We ate convinced tliiit for
many purposes the concrete ship Is better
than steel. But we are not go sure of
Its durability. It- Is now 63 per cent
elficlent. as compared with the C5 per
cent edlclency of the steel ships. Its
cost Is $U0 per cubic foot, compared
Willi .111 mciafin ill f-uu iui avtrt:i cuii
and $165 for wooden ships.'
WELSH SINGERS AT CHESTER
Shipyard Workers Form First
Choral Society
Mixed In with the big crowd of huskies
at the Chester shlpvard are a lot of
Welshmen, who are likely to play a con
spicuous part In the social activities of
thenlacc
Twenty-four of them are vocalists, and
It is said "they surely can sing some "
This explains how the Chester yard got
together such a large choral club It Is
the only organization of Its kind yet
formed at any of the Delaware River
shipyards.
All tho Welshmen came here from
Scranton. There they had their own
choral society When tho call for able
bodied men came from the shipyards
atound Philadelphia, they dropped every
thing at home anil heartily responded
It is said .all hut two members of their
Scranton singing hociety came with them.
Timothy Davis is the leader.
ATHLETICS AT SIUPYAKUS
Foreman of Erettfors at Sun Plant Ha
Never Seen Hal! Game
John .Mnnlssy, foreman of erectors at
the Sun shlpvard, Chester, has vet to
seo a baseball sjtaiiie, 'tn It Ib said. He
Is now in the thh-K of of a fog ot en
thusiasm over the national game, for
the Kun jnrd has a hall team with lots
of backers and rooters. If these men
can manago It Morrlssy Is toon to he
dragged to the ball park. If necessary,
and some even hope to make an ardent
fan of him.
Tho Sun ship boys are trying to" bring
out a strong wrestling team to compete
w Ith the other shipyards' throwers.
Henry Grlmstad, said to have onee'tield
the heavyweight championship In the
itaiu, auu iiiv-iu la fiti-ni luitti nucleoli
III It .
The Sun Athletic Association is
hustling for 4000 members, with plenty
of confidence.
I'llOTOI'I.AXS
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MADAME OLOA PETROVA In
"THE LIFE MASK"
A DOT I f"i S2D AND THOMPSON 8TB.
ftl X-1LXJ MATINEE DAILY
CONSTANCE TALMADQE in
"THE bllUTTLE"
ADPAnlA CHESTNUT BEL. 1BTH
ArW-L'l-V in a. M. to 11:15 P. M.
PAI'LINB FREDERICK In
"HER FINAL RECKONING"
til I ICUIUri BROAD STREET AND
DlUnDlrL KUhQUEHANNA AViS.
DOUOIS FAIRBANKS In
"A MODERN MUSKETEER"
TTNIDDCCC MAIN ST.. MANAYUNK
lllVlrrll30 MATINEE DALLY
WILLIAM FARNUM In
"ROUGH AND READY"
FAIRMOUNT '.SISISS
UP.. AND MRS. SIDNEY DREW In
"PAY DAY"
I? A 1X411 V THEATRE 1311 Marktt BU
rlVllL.I 0 A. M. to Midnight.
MONROE SALISBURY In
"THE EAOLE"
rTLI CT THEATRE Be!ow 8nuc
JO 1 I"! Dl. MATINEE DA1L
MAIiEI. NORMAND In
"JOAN DC PLATTSBUIta"
GREAT NORTHERN fcSVfS
OKRARD'S
"MY POUR YEARS IN OERMANY"
I 111401701 AI TH I WALNUT STS.
, llVlrEJlrtL. Mats. 2:30. Evgr. 7 .
FRANK KEENAN In
THE 81NSJfK.PO"
? t " " y.iyv.'F:''y.r'!'?y :& i v1 -
'7"X'i,;,"!',3
-. "iu irienas, i-noeen i rienas v hsiic. ..o .
ON CHESTER PIKE LINESS"rh -
ELKIXTON June 17, FRVNKI.1N H .
Sr , husband of lte Sarah K.lklntun. ai-ed
Additional Trolleys to Be Pro-
., ,-....
vided for Ship and Muni
tion Workers
c . ii-.. i t ti. i.i ,.t
"""IU"",M "'"" '"' ""- """ '"funeral. Thur . K a. m. ." Mallev St., I
an additional trollcv track on tho Clies- Camden. N. I High mass Church nf the
' tr.i. . n nn i j-1.1 1'nl.iailral
tcr Pike to facilitate ttanspoitalloii of ,
vvorkihcn In munitions and shlpjaril
plants at Chester and l.ddystone will
begin today Vh"n completed, In about
two months, the line will have double
its present capacity
DeginnHig of the work toda brings
to an end the long-drawn out con
troversy between the Telford lload Com
panv, owners of the pike, and the Km
ergency fleet Cotpoiatlou over the right
to lay the tracks. Following the coni
.nany's refusal to grant a permit to the
Southern Pennsylvania Ulectric Itallway
Compan.v, operating the trolley line, the
corporation enlisted 'the aid ot the Pub
lic Service Commission, w hlch ordered
that work to proceed.
Accordingly, tight of way privileges
weie lequlsltloned and the contract for
tlie work awarded yesterday. Jlac
Arthtu Hrotheis were tho successful
bidders. The amount of the contract
was not dlscloed The Emergency
Fleet Corporation is to finance the oper
ation JDeatljs
Axer. Mary A
Ralley, Mary
llttlrd. Chnrlea O
Renner, Carrie 1',
llenson, Linus.
Rlount, James
Rotten. Klovd Curtis.
Rrown, Charles J.
Hudd, Harrv H.
Carman William C
fllver. Walter S
Danenhower Mary
Dean. Carolina
Dever. Rev. H. P
Dounhertv. Thos. 1 .
Malonev, Edward
..lariix William
McClosUey. Anna M.
XtcCullouBh A E.
McOarrv. M M,
Medrnddy Chna J
McNulty. Thomas V.
Merchant Tames E.
Mitchell. William R.
Jlonahan Joseph VV,
Moron, P. De I,.
Morrow, Agnes
Mullen. .Tames
Muller, (Juatavus A.
Neely. Jennie 13.
Norbom. Constance II
Null. Elizabeth M.
olden, Caroline 8.
Downs KranK n
Dvch, NtchoHs O.
Elklnton. P B hr.
Evans. saran
i'iuii, jnnn A.
Kauser. John Edward I'lutlch. Polly
V-nrlnP Detli.
Rerkard. Charles T
Frlsby, Charles R
Olbson, Georgeatina
Gladlnc, Cynle
Graham. Annie T.
Greene. Ellen C
Harper, Alice L
Kelsel. William
Kelsev. Isaac
Klepplnger. Jennie
Kramer. Edward
Lindsay. George H.
Rogers. Elizabeth A.
Rogers. Rebecca T.
Rose, Dora
Roth. Rose J
Ruth. Mary F.
S-hmldt Katherlni.
Scott. Margaret if
Tetl. Maria
Timlin. Cecelia
Toner, Francis W
Walton, Mary
Waters John A.
Worrell, .Sarah E.
Wyne, Ann M.
l.ippen. iniin j,
Irfmg. Wlllliam E.
Malks, Ellen J
AXER June 17. MART A. AXER. aBcd
71 Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
aervlcea Frl, 1.30 p. m. son-in-law's resi
dence. David H Hendricks, 111) N 3d st
North Wales, Pa. Int. private. Priends
may call Thurs.. 7 to 9 p m
BAILEY. June 17 MARY RAILEY (nee
O'Neill), widow of Edward Ralley. of Cnlls.
land, County Tjrone. Ireland. Relatives
and friends. League of the Sacred Heart
Invited to funeral. Frl . S 30 a. m l'j.s N
Front st. Solemn requiem mass St. Mich
aera Church IU a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem
Auto funeral.
RAIRD At Wernersvllle. Ta , June 17
CHARLES O RAIRD. HBed US p,m.l
aervlce, slster'a residence, Mrs Edward o
MnaKespeare, iuj B. isi a;., wed., 3pm
Int. private.
UENNER. June 17, CARRIE P.. fe
of Clinton C. Renner, aged ,3. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral. Thurs rt
p. m . 8J8 N. 8th St., Camden. N
J. Int. private. Evergreen Cem. Frlenda
mav call Wed. eve.
BENSON. June 17. LINUS RENRON
Relativea and friends, Scandinavian Broth
erhood, Invited to service, Frl.. '2 p m
Oliver II Pair Bldg.. ISM Chestnut at. Int
Fernwood Cem
IILOUNT June 17. JAMES, husband of
..'.'"v. fc .""""I. T.rittuves nnu rrlenda.
Holy Name and Altar Societies of St Co
lumba'a Church. League of tho s'acred
d st. Solemn requiem mass St. Co-
PHOTOPLAYS
LIBERTY BR0AD COLUMBIA AV.
1-1UII 1 I Matinee Daily
MARY PICKFORD In
"M'LISS"
333 MARKFT stbeet theatre
J"" mMrrt l A- M. ' "HBP. M.
"WE SHOULD XVORRY"
MODEL 425 S0UT" ST. Orchtaira.
ilWll Contlnuona 1 to 11.
CLXRA KIMBALL YOUNO In
"THE REASON WHY"
PALACE "M MoA?KxET.s,T.R.IKF
OEORGE M. COHAN In
"HIT-THE-TRAIL HOLUDAY"
PRINCESS 'aoff.fntSSfS
REGENT ", VTli1 r
.HAROLD LOCKWOOD In
"LEND ME YOUR NAME"
RFALTO C-ERMANTOWN AVENUE
rW-l- IU AT TULPEHOCKEN St
BUSHMAN and BAYNE In T
"CYCLONE HIGOINS. D. D "
RIVOLI MD AND BANSM STS.
, , AMBASSADOR OERARd's"
"MY POUR YEARS IN OERMANY"
RI IRY "ABKCT ST. BELOW TTIt
rvuoi ioa. m. toit'isp m
SESSPE HAYAKAWA In ' M
"THE WHITE MAN'S LAW!'
SAVOY J'-U MAIlKET HTIIEET
3nVU A. M. to Mid
Midnight
JACK PICKFORD In
'MI.LE.A-M1NUTE KENDA1.L"
STANLEY ,VA W, I&'ii'S
' MART PICXFORD la
ww wui.li . wy, JtsANI"
im . uiJihuiiuu vi tne i aiin Nocletv
Court Allegheny. No, 233 p. of A V Vm.
plojes of R A. and J. J. Williams, and a 1
other societies or which he was a member
invited to funeral. Thura . 8 30 & m soin
N. 22
IIKATIIS
iJinbs'ii Church )0 a. rn. Int. Holy Seput-
re vjem. auio lunerai.
1IOTTKV .Tuno 14. In Tlenier. Cnl .
rLOTD CUllTIS. son of John y. nnil Kiln
Dalton, used SJ ears. Due notice of the
funeral will bo Riven.
nnrmw .time in. cttARi.r.q .1 . nn f
Ororara and Mary Rrown. Relatives and
iriepaa, empiove or Kciwarn intz ft Co . ,
Invlleil to funeral. Thura., 8 30 a, tn.. 1216 1
K Oxford at. lllith man St. Mlcliael'a I
Church 10 a. B. Int, New Cathedral Cem.
Auto funeral. '
1UIDO. June IS HArtnY It.. hniinl
of Catharine A lluild (nee Kersuson), aued I
78. Relative nnd frlenda. lnleKrltj Lodge. '
No. 187, V. and A il , Invited to funeral
..til,.. t.l . h m mm i.. .?.....-,
ave Int. nrlvate. Wratmlnatrr f'em.
-ti.iv.-r. ... . M in . . i ii. nun uci hi it
CARMAN June 17 WILLIAM r
v;:.. '...;. ".
IIT.l.. hllahiinri nf ftal-nh r?hrltle armnn
, fiVi..i. n.iUr.i"
Relative nnd frlendu Invited to funeral
eervfcee, -i nur.. - p m. uimon ."i K.
Church. Clifton IlelBhts, Delaware County.
Int. Arltnuton I'etn
I'l.IVKR. Suddenly. June IS, WAI.TKH
SAMUBI. OI.IVKR Due notice of funeral
will be given from lr.li W. Klrth at. ,
DAXENIIinVlIK. lune 111. MAItTcnfdaw
of Charlen II Danenhower. Relatives and
irienu invnen to lunerai, jitura., p,
ir.an s. l.Mh i. im rkmi,i p ne. I
mains mas he viewed Wed R tn 10 n. m
uri.N. june in fAiim.iN HKA.-vi.
Relative nnd friends Invited to funeral serv
Icea. Thura.. a n. m daunhtcr' residence.
Mr. Marv Fealev. a.IR V Itnrtvlllo St..
r. ann Westmoreland sts.
int. Qreenwond!
i
. of P.. r?m rienmlns inav he vletved
Wed. s to in p. m Auto funrl.
nt'VPB . r.,r, 1fl n.. UTi'Tin'fV Tt
nF.VER, D. D. son of Into Michael and mains may be viewed JVed, 7 to 1' ".J.m.
nridcet A Dever. Reverend clerev. rela- I'l.CTTCH lune IK. POLI.T. widow of
Uvea and friends Invited to funeral, Thurs fieorge W. Pluttch (nee hearle). ased .111
Church of tbo Nntlvlty H V. M Allegheny Relative and friends Invited Jo funeral
ve. and Relgrade st Divine office liecln service. Frb. 2 P m . mother residence,
n 30 a m. Solemn requiem mass 10 a. m Mr. Sarah P-arle, 28 2 N Falrntll t.
tnt Holy Cross Cem, Int. Creenwood IK. of T ) Cem. Auto fu-
The member of De Polo Council. No 3t." ncral
K nf i, will assemble at Allegheny av i POLLOCK June in. at 40H Spring
and Belgrade t Wed., n p. In Harden t. ANNIE St. wife of William
- DOCQHERTV June in. THOMAS V . son I pollock NntUe of funeral later
nf Win V. and Mary A. Dougherty, aged 3-'. i RKCKARD June 17, CHARLES T., bus
Relatives nnd friend. West PhUii Council, i,and nf Hmellne Iteckard, .aged 00. Itela
N'n 344. K. of C, tnvited to tuner I Thurs , tlves and friend Invited to funeral, Frl 2
R 31' a. m, residence of parents. 3724 Spring n m , 2g4 yy Rlttenhouse t . Oer
Harden St., W, Phlla. Solemn high mass of inantnwn Int private, Ivi Hill Cem
reoulem St. Acatba'B Church tn n. m Int. f.'PiB,ifia m,i ull Thnri . 7 tn n it. m.
Hoi" Sepulchre Cem. .Auto service. ..
DOWNS At 3n4r. ("hestnut at.. June 10
FRANK B . husband nf Adele 1.evett Downs
nnd 'son of late A D. and Emma Relster
llng Donna. Relatives and friend Invited
to funeral service Wed , 2 30 p. m . Oliver
n flair Bldg , 18J0 CheJtnut st. Int pri
vate DVCII June in N'tCtlOI.VS G . husband
i of late Caroline Dsch aged 7.i Relative i
l lleiauv-es nnd friends invited to iu
rJbl'hrlTrn:a
'mount Cem. Remains mav he viewed
apartments William .
reen-
ed . '
x tn in n m
&tiln fitnernl.
i:i.tv i:i.t..
lune IS MARV. wife of WM '
Ham W, Kllvell. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral services, Wat - p m m
the resilience nf her brother Charles "1iis
chert. 2."T1 X 31st st Int. Ceilnrvllle rem.
KVANS June 17. SARAH, wife of Oconee
W Evnns He at les and friends Invlteu to
vv t;vnns
Cem. Aiiio funeral. '
FAUSCn, June 17. JUH.v IJIJVVAUI.
husband nf Antoinette Causer (nee Lcnanl). 1
Relatives and friends. Llnvvond Assembly,
No. 7. A. O M. P. invited to funeral serv-
Ices. Hat. 2 n. in.. 2407 N. 20th si. Int.
Westmlnsier Cetr. nemalns may be viewed ,
vestmlnster t-err. ltemains may nc it-wu ,
I
-rl . 8 to 10 p m. Auto funeral I
PORTNER. June IS. DELIA, widow of
m . - . ,,-,..1. .... ..... 1. t j
rred Heart Hoc an the Altar and Ro..rV
Roc of the Immaculate Conception Church
invito in funttrut 1'rl fi-30 n. m.. 11H II
AuinV.0 Solemn Aquiem rn-Tis ""church of
the Immaculate Conception 10 a., m Int
"'KRIs'.fy'v.0,!!,- hoJn? "in" Elk'.on Md .
June'u. ciTARLLS HTTOBByrilr.MdcniJr
the National Hank .of ElMon, a Bed .1 Pu-
V."",1 ","Jicr wl" be l,rld' fr
Wfi',Ti...-.'5? p' V,,-. i- nrnnnrivvv
(lIUhON. June 1 , OLOROLANN
widow of Matthew O. Clbson K'lat''
and friends invited to funeral serv icea.
Thurs. L' P. m.. son-Jn-law's residence.
Tnhn tf ll.vnmlr I All.i N. ?4tll Bt . Int
I private. I rlends may vail vVcd , utter o
p. m .
OLAD1NC. Juno 17. CTME. .widow of
Taylor OladlnB Relatives and friends,
Indies' Auxlllarv of Pennsvlvanla Com-
mandery. No 70. KnlBhts Templar. Invited
to funeral services Thura.. 1:30 p. m . 181(1
N. xvilllngtun st int. private.
(IRA1IAM. Muddcnlv, June li, ANNIE
T , widow of Robeit T. Ornham and daugh-
ter of Lawrence and Mary llarrltv. Relatives
and frlenda Invited to funeral, Thurs, R 30
a m., .nil i-einDerion hi int-ai -"; i
nnd RalnbrldBe ats.) lIlKb mass of
renulem St. Charles's Church 10 a, m. Int.
I New Cathedral Cem Autn funeral.
l GREENE. June 17. ELLEN C. widow or
I Clii.i,. vr riconn ncred 73. Relatives and!
Charl'B M. Orpenc. aBcd 7.". Relatives and
frlenda Invited to funeral services, hrl,. In
m.. "014 Duffleld at.. Frankford Int. Odd
Fello'ia' Cem. Tamaiiua. Pa. Train leaves
Readlns Terminal hat , H 30 a. in., arriving
at Tamanua 11:13 a m .....
HARPER. June 18. ALICE L HARPER.
Relativea and friends invited tn aervlce,
Frl . 2 p. m.. 10J Herman st., Utn Int.
South Laurel Hill .Cem ,
KHl.SCY .luno III ISAAC, husband of
Mary H. Kelse. Relntlves and friends In
vited to funeral. Thurs , ail a. m . - ..
clarlont. HiKh mass of reoulem Chunh
of St. John the Evansellst 111 H. In. Int.
Holy Cross Cem. Auto funeral
KEISEL June 17. WILLIAM, son of
Robert and Minnie Kelsel, aitod 7. Relatives
and friends invited to funeral servires,
Thurs.. 2 P. m . parents residence. 8!iJ
Fallen at . vV. Phlla. Int Fernwood Cem
KLEPPINOER. June 1R, JENNIE
KLEPPINOER nee (HumphreliS), widow nf
William Klepplnner Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral services. Frl.. 1 p. m.,
311.1 Prankford nve Remains mav bo
viewed Thura. after 8 p m. Int. North
Cedar Hill Cem. .
KRAMER. June 17. EDWARD, son ot
lata Henry and Sarah Kramer. aR-ed 72.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
Krl . 2 p. m.. Titlow Bros.. 311 Richmond
at. Int. private.
LINDSAY. June 18. GEORUE B LIND
SAY, ased 00. Relativea and friends in
vited to funeral serviiea. 1 ri , 2 p. m.,
Third Preabvterlan Churtb. Chester, Pa.
Inr Vfurnle Pn.shvterlan Cem.
l.ll'I'F.N Juna 10 ANNA A. LIPPIN
(nee Shaw), vvlfe of Evn W. I.lppcn. Rela.
Uvea and frlenda Invited to funeral services
1 hurs . 2 30 P. m . nusnann s reainence, zit
New Jersey ave., Collingswood, N. J Int.
lar elfill uem. J. rienas nu) can vveo. alter
7 t, rn
!'.-::. - ...-.,. .. ... .
I.ONU. June ii vviui.i.vi rj.. nusoanu
nf late Anna A. Lone (nee Valvardv)
Relativea and friends, employes of Central
... I...I.A .n ...,a...1 BH. 1. ao
eTS TU.. III.IV-U IW iuur,n, D..,i--n,
Thurs, 2 p. m.. brnther-lll-law'a resident e,
Frank Bradley, 1328 h. HanrocK st. Int
private. Friends may call Wed., 8 to 10
P. m.
MAKOF. Jmne. 18. at Satterlee. DAVID
MAKOP. of Akron, O Relatives and friends
invited to funeral, inura.. ii a. m.. rrnin
his slater's realdence. Mra Cecelia Irfv,
3211 Aravana. ai. inv. jii. -rveuo wtn ,
Frankford.
MALKS June 18. ELLEN J. wife of
Chapman Malka and daughter of Jamea and
Mary Jane Hriggs, residence. 1144 S. 0th at.
Due nonce oi lunerm win ue Biven.
M A I INKY. June 17. EDWARD, hnshanrl
of Beasle D Maloney (nee Karcher). Rela
tlvea and friends. Last End Republican
Club 20th Ward, and employes Dent, of
Supplies. Invited to luneral services. Thurs ,
2 p m... nil aliiuib i. mi. rrniwuaa uem.
Remains may be viewed Wed. eve. Auto
UMATTIX. June 17. at Maya Landing. N.
J.. WILLIAM MATTIX. aged 84. Funeral
services ana inieruiem private ltemains
may bo viewed at Mb late residence. Mais
Landing, N. J., .Wednesday evening, Juns 10,
7.30 to 0.30
McCLOSKEY. June 17. ANNA MRIE.
daughter of Oorald B. and Catharine M.
McCloskey and granddaughter of John and
Mary McCloskey. nged 2 sears 1 month.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral,
Thurs , 2 p. m.. grandparents' realdence.
Hill N. 48th st. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto
funeral
McCULLOUQH June 17. ANNIE E .
wlfn of W. O. McCullough Relatives and
friends Invited to service. Thurs.. 2 p. m ,
531U Thompson ai. inc. private
McOARRY. June 14 MARGUERITE M
McOAIlRY, daughter of Annie I and late
Joseph W. Pyle. aged 10. Relatives and
friends invited to funeral, Thurs , 1 p, m ,
mother's residence. 2IUS S. 20th st. Int.
Mount Morlah Cem. I rlends may call Wed.
eve Auto service.
McGRUDDY. June 17. CHARLES JO
SEPH, son of Ellen and late William, Mc,
Uruddy. aged 20. Relativea and friends.
Altar Society of St. Malschj's Church. In
vited to funeral. Thurs.. 8 30 a. rn., moth
er's residence. 1221 N, Warnock st. Solemn
high requiem maas St. Malarhy's Church 10
a, m Int Holy Sepulchre Cem.
McNULTY. June 10. THOMA-3 F hus
band ot Mary J. McNulty, formerly of 833
Passyunk ave. Relatives and friends, San
Domingo Council, No. 236, K. of C. ; Cus
tom Cutters' Club of Phlla . Invited to fu
neral. Frl., 8.30 e. m.. 809 S. 60th st.
Solemn mass of requiem Chutch of tbs
Transfiguration 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross
Cem.
E. husband of Nellie Merchant n.e j uTr.
aiBKLUA.1. rtuoueniy, June II. JAMES
.ml nmtHrmm anA I.UnJ. ..
Ixidge. No. 71. F. and A. M.: 8. J. It. aT
fnapter. No. 232: Baker Post. 'No. 8, O. A.
R.: Veteran I-lremen'a Asso,. alt other
societies of whlcb he was a member. In
vited tofnneral services, Wed,, 8 p m .
1429 N. Fawn st, Int private. Ulllalde
Cem.. Thurs morning.
MITCHELL. Juno 10. WILLIAM BURN
SIDE, husband of Maria E. Mitchell. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral services.
Wed . tt p. m . 6314 N. 13th et.. Oak I-an.
Int. Thura. aft). Hollenback gem., Wilkes.
liarrer J a. ,
MONAHAV. rjune 17. JOSEPH W son'
of Michael J. Kind late Mary Monahan (ne.
lKdVfSner3'i' Thur,iV''8-io',rrnn,,,r.' '
Sen?, of father 4o"'8 Gemanl'owTi-' .!'"
J,'"' !' "inch mas? Church nf si'
(termaniown. riign man v.nurcn oi St. i
Francis Assli 10 a. m. Int. New Cathedral
Ctai. Auto funeral
310ROAN.-3-At Glaasbnro. N. J.. Juns IB.
FREDERICK DE LONG, son of Catharine
and late John II. Morgan, aged 34 years,
formerly of 012.1 Race st Relatives and I
friends, the United Circle No. 107 Brother.
hood of America, and emplos ra of Price t
McLanahan, Invited to services. Thurs, 3
. m.. Church of the Good Shepherd, Cum.
erland si., emit nf Prankford avs. (Ken
slngtoul " Int. strlctlv private. Friends may
call at Oliver II Pair Bldg., 1820. Chestnut'
st . Wed . from 7.30 to p Sit P; m.
Ham. Morrow. .Relatives and frlenda Invited
kio view remains., i wjr.. "' .- .. -u
.Nt- J2(n st. BertMMSj am u.j-n,i ac.oonvo
nrTiii
tf., niv. No. fid. ind emplnvB of P. 11.' T-
Co., Invited to lunerni. 'inurs., s n, m.
r.'lrt f, fllt t,, W Plillni Solemn requiem
mini Ht, Orerory' Churchv9:3n b. in. Int.
llolv f'rn Cem.
Mt!t.T.t:n. t Atlantic nitv. V. ,t.. June
1fl (IHRTAVtlR A . huatinnrl of Wlllielmlnn
I.. Muller, nued RS, Helntlves nnd frlenili
and nil nraftnlration of which he was
memner. invneo in aervicrn. inure;., - p. m ,
Oliver II. llalr lllclB.. 1R20 riieittnut at.,
Phllartelphln. Int private. Trlendi may
call Wed , from T'.IO tn IV10 r, m.
NT.RIjT. June in. jr.NNIK 11.. daughter
of Aleinnder nnd Mifrtha J. Neelj. Itela-
Hvts and friends Invited to funeral aerylces
Wed . 9 p. m parents' residence. .Willow
Orove Pike, llosljn, Pa. Int. private. Hill.
side Pa
..n..n..
IS. t'ONSTANCK 11..
nif of llalfdnn A. Norhom. aced
.-suuiium lune
rn
Relatives and frlemli Invited to funeral
service. Krl , 2 p. in , 03t5 Rosa at., Ger-
mantovMi, nil private.
Nl'I.I.. "Suddenly. June 1, HMZAHCTIl
M.. wife of Tteaureirord Null RIatlva ana
friends Invited to funeral. Thurs., 2 30 p.
m , 2221 fl. Hobsnn at. Int. Jlt. Morlah
rem Remains may be viewed Wed., 8 to
10 n in. Auto funeral. .
OI.D13N. On June 17. lnl. at 7
i'AROI.im: kiiii;ama."m, wue or
Walter II. Olden, in tne ?uin ear nt ner
"W , Relatives and fr end invitea to iu-
'"Yi" . .. .. ""'"'' ".j"" ,Vi
a IS P- m from bet .ato rcsldene Olden
Jlf - tor. Prlnreton, N. J. ,,ikj ,
PPArp". -June t., JOHN A hushand of
nnlf Pfaff Relative and friends, emplovea
of Nax'a P nt Factorv. Invited to funeral i
eervlcta, Thurs . 2 p. in., residence of Oeorge
Tn. S'J". ftreell et. Int. private. Re
RonHRS June 18. KLI.ABISTII A
widow of Wm. M Roger. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral service. Frl. 8
p m , residence of son-in-law. Chas. L. Brit
nett, 118 Cms-It ave, Collingswood, N. J
Int Hillside Cem. .- .
ROGERS. June 1, REBECCA T., daugb-
ln nf lota H'llllnm A. and TCehecct I.
Roger (nee Carlln) Relatives and friends
invited to funeral, Thura.
;ju a. in . -uu
iss or re
lnt. Holy
qulem Ht. Ann's Church 10 a. m.
cross rem Auto iunerai
ROSE. June 17. DORA ROSE, atred Si
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
services. Thurs.. "J 111 o. m., apt r H
and 1'enn t . Camden. N J. Int private
Mmunrman. unc criaKer. . vv cor . cm .
i Arllrffton uem. ramaen. itemain mn
he viewed after 7.10 n. in. Wed .VUrjlallU
minora mm
ROTH .lune 17. ROSK J ROTH (nee
telnnietr). wife of Charles J. Rolh. aged 411.
U"lallvcs and friends. Rosary. Sodabtv and
Sacred Heart League. Invited to funeril. i
Prl . S n in . 7134 State road. Tacony. R-
qulrm high mass St. Vlncfitt's Church 0 30 i
a. m nil -ti uoininu a i em
Rt'TH. luno 17. MARY F. widow ot
Svlvester Ruth Relatives and friends m-
i lln.l ( fllitnrttl ttnpvlosi. Thlir . M D. ITI..
'h-'1 V. Monmouth at. Int. Brlvate. Oak-
imu tein. rj-ienua may umii tiiun ...-
1 o m ...mrDiw
s-CHMIDr. ,. June U, 'vTIlEPi,M,'
I'-iugl ter cf ( isra and late Carl A. bchmiat.
agd 2i. IMatlves and frlfnds invited tu
runra '. vv.u., ; y. m, mpvner a reiu-i c,
iuii-i i -. ..--j., , i: . ,,i..' - . --- ---.
L83I1 N .any n. Int Qrecnmount cem.
Remains u.j he vltwed Tues.. 8 p. m. Auto
SCOTT -June 10. JfAROARET MART.
daughter of Catherine (nee ; Dondtrsani and
tlnte James P. Hcolt nelatia8 and frlpnaa.
M V M Sodality. J-0?",,"' S,a" S?. U8r
of Cathedral nvlted to funeral. rl . 8jn
' and"1 VVood's" '$S2S!tT& "'.."at
thlr.M. . m. Int. Holy Crc, Cem.
l A?;T',"Ii!suddenlv, June 17. MAIU. wife
of Camllle Tetl. ased 01 ears Relatives
' and friends Invited to funeral, Thura.. 8:30
31J N e4t, , Mi4S of s0,,mn re.
, Quein St JJonato's Church 10 a. in Int.
,Io,v (-rosrCem
TIMLIN. June 1. CECELIX TIMLIN
,-ll... tJt Ttln,. Tl.ll TTala-
.Btulm
n,,, and friends, Harvest Home Lodce. No.
h o H of H, Invited to funeral, inurs.
i ; -,n . m , residence of son-ln-lnw. OeorBe
Cornwall. 'J137 E. Huntingdon at. Solemn
reuulem mass Bt. Ann's Church 0 a. m.
j ,t xfw cothedral Cem. Auto funeral
TONER. Suddenll, June 1(1. PRANCIS
,, son of Hertha and late Francis X.
Toner, ased 21, Relatives and frlenda.
YounB Men's II V. M. Hodalltv of Oeau
. rhurch. Invited to funeral. Thurs. 8 30 a
,.. mother's residence, lO'.T. N. Rouvler at.
neirulem mass vnurui ot ine v.csu lip a. m,
int a Sepulchre Cem. Auto funeral.
WALTON June 18. MARV. widow of
Samuel Walton Relatives and friends. St.
George's p J J Churrh and Florence NlBhtln-
..In TiTr-a Kn n r)aii?hters nf Kt. tlenrce.
nvited to funeral, Sat., 2 p. m., 3001 Cedar
St. Tnt. Belvue Cem
WATERS. .Tune 17. JOHN A,, husband
of Eliza M. Waters (nee Hampton). Rela
tives and friends invited tn funeral servieea.
Frl., 2.30 p in , 2.Vt uirKinson st. int.
Mt. Peace Cem. Remains may be viewed
Thurs . after 7pm Auto funeral.
WORRELU At Florence, N. J.. June 17,
SARAH E , widow of Cnpt Wm. A. Worrell
(nee Stout) Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral services. Thurs . 8 p. m . son-in-law's
residence. Charles Wuriter. ir.42 N. 20th St.,
Phlla Tnt. nrlvate. Bristol Cem . Frl. a. m
WYNE. June 18, ut Pitman. N. J., ANN
M., widow of Charle-f Wvne. aKed S. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral serv
ices. Frl , 11 n m . 412 W. Holly ave . pit
man. N. J Int. Manahath Cem. Friends
may call Thurs , 7 to 0 p. m.
LOST AND JOUND
DIEDS Iat, deeds in tho name of DavM
llev for Ixit No. 37, S E. 14, In Section 7,
and Lot No. 44. In Section 114. In the
Mount Morlah Cemeters. Application has
been made for duplicate deeds Return to
M Elizabeth Hey, 510 Hansberry St.. Ger
mantown. Phlla.
POCKETHOOK Ixst, pocketbook. bet. Jtt.
Vernon and Palrmnunt ave. name Inside.
Chris Telgard. 0711 N 1ilh st Reward.
hCARF Ijst, about 8 o'clock on Monday
evening, between the Bellevue-Stratford
and the Penna. R. R. ttatlou. either on
Walnut or 15th St., a seal scarf: liberal re
ward; return to Mrs R. W. Martin. Swarth
more. Pa. Phone. Swarthmore Ti07.
FOUND Roll of stamps, on Monday, In cen
tral section of cits-. P 41a. ledger Office.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
(0thersClnsslHe4l Ads on I'nge 2)
AN ESSENTLXL OCCUPATION
THE TELEPHONE SERVICE IN PHILA
DELPHIA, THE WORK8HOP OF THE
NATION. IS OF VITAL IMPORTANCE IN
THE PROSECUTION OF THE WAR.
YOUNO WOMEN, BETWEEN 17 AND S"i,
CAN SERVE IN NO MORE PA'lRlOTld
WAY THAN AS OPERATORS.
COME AND HELP SERVE IN THIS ALT,
IMPORTANT ARMY OF 3000 LOYAL
YOUNG WOMEN.
THE TRAINING COURSE IS SHORT
AND THOROUGH. ,1
0 PER WEEK IS PAID DURING THE
FIR-4T FOUR WEEKS WITH RAPID AD
VANCEMENT THEREAFTER. I
ATPLY TO
MISS M. D. RYAN
AT 400 MARKET. ST.
THE BELL TELEPHONE CO. OP TENNA.
BOOKKEEPER. D. E.: please state exp
age and references. F 4118. Ledger Cent.
CAP SPINNERS ANb TWISTERS
WANTED: EXPERIENCED AND
LEARNERS: OOOD WAOES AND
STEADY WORK: PRINCIPALLY
FOR GOVERNMENT WORK. AP
PLY ORISWOLD WORSTED CO ,
DARBY. PA.
CHILDNURSE. white, experienced, take en
lire cnarge oi oy sears oia: go tn chel
' U- "n.!j.'i. ior juiv ana August: must
"!
neat, uillinir Hnl have .frn,.. n.
iu i.nir. iui duiY iiiin vuieus: iniisr
ability and character. Address P 402. Ledger
CLERK for general office work in VV. Phlla
real estate office: state exp. and salary
desired M "i. Ledger Office. y
COOK, good, plain for city and country; $0
.ei H, x. vv. ouBipics, Aieqia,
ra
,,, ncnitvc-Tnu i m
JOSEPH G. DARLINGTON . CO.
CXPERIENCED "tlLLINERS: IMMEDIATE
EMPLOYMENT AND GOOD WAGES- AI.SO
EXPERIENCED SALESWOMEN FOR PER.
vitvfi.nv cvn v. vpv nnnna. hua !ii.
Ul)iiiU.iHjAV.iiisLV.V .AI-SOEX.
PERIENCED INSPEOTRE88ES FOR PER.
MANENT POSITIONS. APPLY HtlP'T. "
ll.'O i. 1128 UHLHTrvUl T PHILA.
GIRL for prlvatu branch telephone exchange
, gfie age. experlency and salary apply Ly
letter only. Edwin Harrington, Son i Co
Inc. ITJH and Callowhlll sta. v-"
GIRL, over 19 years, wanted In Wga office
elt expei
cu uu ssiiviat i-i7i.- nuift; salary 10
enenc. -4-'lr l.eqger Oftlce.
GIRL, educated.
(!jfar' wanted for
iUSE
HELP WANTED-FEMAIiB
(Other Clasalfled As nn Fare it
OIRLM
for various manufacturing departments.
. Oood wages to start.
with excellent chance for advancement
Pleasant working conditions.
,. Modern plant.
Residents nf northeast section preferred.
MILLER LOCK CO,
Orthodox and Tacony its.
.GIRLS, white, 14 ears and over, to learn
the business; 7 per week to start; CO hour
the week. Philadelphia Taper Box Co., 17th
nnd Ridge nve.
GIRLS WANTED
300
TO l.RAnV TO OPF.P.ATE VARIOUS MA
CHINES: ON PIECEWORK BASIS AFTER
LEARNING- YOUR EARNINGS SHOULD
AVERAGE FROM 14 TO .'. PER DAT: NO
EXPERIENCE NECESSART: ONLT GIRLS
BETWEEN THE AGES Of 21 AND 45
TEARS NEED APPLT TO THE
MIDVALF. STEEL AND ORDNANCE CO.
EDDTSTONE RIFLE PLANT
EDDTSTONE, TA.
PHILADELPHIA OFFICES
Mna Market at.
Ieland road and Woodland ave,
..BRING REFERENCES
HOfSEwoniC Working housekeeper: re-
,io.j.T- nuiiinn, tllll MieilllUI St,
WC WANT LADIES
EM.ASANT. DIG.VIFUCD AND
E1ST WORK: S HOURS EACH
DAT. SATURDAYS UNTIL, NOON.
JI2 TCR WCCK AND BONUS
CAM, TODAY
C. B EHRHART
sAMiiTMAjCAai.rt
1214 R1DCE AVI;
I
.f .i.Sr.'li,'e.i.for.boy ,Mr" ,,J while
at Atlantic City for months of Julv and
Auiruat: must b; willing and have good ref-
crcni-e V 403 Leder Office.
OPERATOR. Ellis addlnir tvnerl(er f.
ml ,vn department stor.Pbook.e'nln-"
larv -. i- ns I.eduer Office
P.hi'nR .,?2XES;,J,,I,'4;,'n11 coverlnt- ma-andhRrd,SerL''v-e
rh""- raPer 'h
SALESLADY, exp general drv goods. Ap ,
with ref.. Donald filth L Ttaverfed V.V
SHOES
enerat ntwrai.,, .... . -
Aprly Laird. RchoEer & Co.. ibd and "Slif.
kef, second floor
S,I'i5 PICKEn-! AND SPREADERS Splen-
,,d ?"? ,or Particular workers: paid
cJjHS-it."nTl,"s. A,rply Oriswold XVorSted
Company, Darby, Pa.
STENOGRAPHER
First class; must have had at least 3 sears'
commercial training; 1000 ner sear to start:
for U. S. Ordnance Department.
MIDVALE STEEL AND ORDNANCE CO.
EDDTSTONE RIFLE PLANT
EDDTSTONE. PA.
13th Street Gate Drlng reference.
STENOGRAPHER In office of tire Insur
ance romnany: one familiar with wr ting
policy and forms preferred: state experience
end reference. P 410. Ledger Offlre
!T.EN,?.?As'HF:n Well-known llmvnclal In
i!Ui ?"'i;..aJ';arcy. ,or "fnographer.
.l . V ".-.. "iLinijiioiie call at 141:1
Chestnut st , Room 704
'VVNw"iAPHEK.on', W!'J "" knowledge
n bookkeeping. Anplv 171 W. Lehigh av'!
oir,.,uuiiAriir,ii, experienced inniv
Grlau-o rt Wnrste.1 p. i FiSkI'. Apply
"A.ii'Pa'.S, lsr..ra'i. "W." ...
' .... ,.n., v t'h
Atlantic City: must have pfurYlcai eipef 1
r-e- and good refs: thorough knowledge of
islng rvipp lea and the preparation or
enns Anplv lo Unit p ir" r.'ert",' nieir
YOU CAN HELP WIN THE WAP.
STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPISTS
WITH SEVERAL YEARS' EXPERIENCE
OVER 10 YEARS OF AGE
ARE WANTED AT ONCE
MOON-HOPKINS. POWERS AND
HOLLERTH TABULATING MACHINE
OPERATORS
EXCELLENT TRANSPORTATION
EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD OPPORTUNITY
Hiail-CKATJE WOMEN WORKERS
APPLY
WOMEN'S EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
HOG ISLAND. PA.
ASK FOR MRS. NORRELL
TEACHERS Those desiring for patriotic
.&A.An in' return tn teaching next fall
,cdu.. v . -.-- .-- . -r ,
' are nffered vacation vvorK at same samry.
P 400. Ledger Ofltce. '
WASHWOMAN, colored or white, to do fam
ily wash on Monday or Tuesday each
week: position permanent. Call 0738 Hat
field ave.. West Phlla.
WINDERS on cotton yarn. Apply Wright
Textile cjo.. ja sper ana uniw i.
SUMMER WORK to supplement salary from
teaching: employment every summer If
satisfactory. P 407. Ledger Office.
BUSINESS SERVICE CO' 1301 Land Title.
BOOKKPRS.. I1B-IS0: STENOO'RK. 15rt.!3.
HELP WANTED MALE
(Other ClamlHeU Ails en Page 8)
incnilVTANTS A large Arm of certlflerl
public accountants desires qualified seniors
ancl ueini-seiiiors iut iu tiiwu wiuuvai pre
vious publio accountancy experience deslra
ble; state age, experience and salary re
quired. F SAO. Ledger Central.
ASB1HTANT FOREMAN XVanted. assistant
foreman for boiler and tank shop, with
good education: some technical -training pru-
rAvrri must have had tsrevloua aheM ex
periencevae aiwrtv "" "5r ",lr""
sirgraotw.-is. mJMml.lW-m.
-MvS
(Other Ctasallled Adi on Pag X)
ACF.TTLENE WELDERS
HOILERMAKERS
tlOILER FIRESIEN
MACHINISTS
LABORERS
First-class men wanted
Apply Superintendent's Oftlce
rOINT BREEZE GAS WORKS
TASSTUNK AND SCHUTLKILL AVRS.
PHILADELPHIA
ADJUSTERS
ON
Acme
i"T,.stBr.a or rtrnwn L shame auto
matic screw machines: highest wanes nnd
HELP WANTED KAU'
bonus paid for maximum proamnion, "'jo.-.
additional bonus of 10 per .cent for nbrht y
work. Thla Is our opportunity n jou PBiy(
at once to the.
MIDVALE STEKI. AND ORDNANCB
COMPANY
EDDYSTONC R1FI.E PLANT
EDDYSTONE. PA.
OR
rHII.ADCI.PHIA OFrtCKi
ISLAND ROS.D AND WOODI.ANT. AVE.
5U0J MARKET ST,(SICrpI'OOR)
1319 ARC1I STREET
DRINO REFERENCES
BATTERY AND OARAGE .MAN MPbl of
tar-Inn entire tbnrge of small fleet or
electric trucks: state aee. experience ana
alarv desired. M IBS, ledger Central.
BILL CLERK Must be (rood penman, cor
rect at figures: steady position Apply
f R. Rumpo Sons tith. and Cherry.
HLACKSMITHH and helpera; stes dy w ork
fnr triiM.il men. Apply Tlndel-Morris
to , liiin'avone. fa.
i BOOKKEEPER Experienced man not sub- f.
jeci 10 uravv: kou uiimiiii - -a..,..
' nbnve SO to secure permanent position, fudiio
, Ledger Company, nth and Chestnut am. -
' nnoKKEEPER Camden minufacturlni J I
plant wants bookkeeper, with Knowieogi; a
of stenography, tspevvrltlng and general ?
orflce work P 4I. Ledger Office
, HOV, bright nmbltl-rus. wanted for office
work: excellent cbaftce for promotion. An- f
nlv Pennsvlvanla
teel Export Co., 640
widener mug.
EOOKKBEPER Comrelent bookkeeper In 1
. . tiHn tvaaltSjBia ti-111ijallaTiAia PTBsn V-
man preferred, with reference. M 244, X.efl- g
ger Central , . 1
BOOKKEEPER experienced, manufacurlne
nnn,nunv m nfflce. Address, giving age. r.
erence ana saiarv i- i". i.ruurr mur-
BOY. 10-in. wanted to assist In general of
fice work and lejvrn business: good wages
and frst-rlasa opportunity. Apply AJa ,
Mtn Co . Frankford nve, nnd Richmond St.
BOYS, energetic and ambitious, for messen
ger aervlce: excellent oppor. for advance
ment: llbeial wages, bonus and vacation with
full pav. Apptv to Mr. Cranage, Delivery
Dent. Western Union. ISth and Chestnut sts.
BOYS wanted: steady work: eood warns.
Apply National Umbrella irame Co.. 30th
and Thompson sts
BOYS wanted for rail setting. Apply Yw
da II . .Tones Co Mth and Poplar sts.
M
CARPENTERS
INDUSTRIAL-PLANT CARPENTERS
WANTED
STEADY WORK: NO TIME LOST ON AC- nl
OVERTIME IN ABUNDANCE
APPLT
EDDTSTONE MUNITIONS CO..
EDDTSTONE, PA.
CARrENTERS wanted for Inside finishing
work. Meet truck at S. Broad and Porter Ix
i e ft ft ft tlawgAiv PixnilriioHAn (n iTv
BiB, hi ei " ...-..., . ...-t. m.-y..
zfo
CHAUFFEURS for 3 and o ton t.ucks: flvsy
reference, age, married or single. P SIS.ra
censor .j.ii...- , ;
r.T i?rw fnr ihnn nfllce and storeroom: fflva?-
age. experience and salary. Apply by let-
ter only. Jj'iwin iiHrniiKiuu siuii w -.. iii.t
17th and Callowhlll sts
COMMISSARY EMPLOYMENT DEPART;
uttKT OS- OOVERNMENT SHIPYARD AT
HOG ISLAND REQUIRES SERVICES OF.fl
ENCED WHITE BUS MEN AND WHITH
MISCELLANEOUS KITCHEN HELP. HIOK
WAOEd AND PLEASANT LIVING SUR
ROUNDINOS APPLY UNITED STATES
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 8. W. COR. 8D
AND WALNUT STS. SEE MR SCULL
DO NOT APPLY AT HOQ- ISLAND.
DESIGNERS
Ten first-class designers tn drsfts
men on tool, gauge and fixture work,
Apply at once in the
MIDVALE STEEL AND ORDNANCB COM-"I
EDDTSTONE RIFLE PfANT
EDDYSTONE. PA.
or
.PHILADELPHIA OFFICES
Island road and Woodland avenue
8203 Market street (second floor)
1519 Arch street
BRING REFERENCES
DRAFTSMAN Wanted, voung man. hlgh'il
school graduate, good detauer ana tracer, :s
state age wnges desired and experience.' il
Address Worka Engineer, American 8tesl
Fonnrtrv. cnester. i-a.
DRAFTSMAN First class, having either I
mechanical or electrical e-rnerlenco. EleesJJ
trie Service Supplies Co., 17in ana un-
priir mm .
DRILL PRESS HANDS, experienced: steady
wont miin rurouau mrniiiw -w.
Hanrock st., entrance above T.enign ave.
ELECTRICAL foreman, experienced on ever
head line construction: steady work, gootl
..... Apnlv Wm Foster 1208 N gist t.
T." , E- T-M - I . IVIK..IIA.T. MTTC-lIB ton, FU C
im M,w.ngnM unrV. Evansnn A LSV- I
erlng 3d and Jackson sla . uamaen.
ELECTRICIANS f and armature wlnderel,!
Morris Co . Eddv stone. Pa. s I
ELEVATOR operators for office bldr. rr!ee,.;
wnite, seemly rillliiujiwin, vvi
431. Land Title Bldg.
ELEVATOR OPERATORS. LICENSED
White American ritlxsne
Between the ages ot 31 and 43
Oood salary
SEE MR. KROUSE
1280 Arch, sixth floor
,n
ELEVATOR OPERATORS for office bulldltg ,
aervlce, whltej-steady employment. Aw.
CUUIU I., II IMCMTI .lU,..
FOUNDRY helpers and cblppers: J,.efa
hour Ohambers Bios f.2d and Media. '.?
HAMMERMAN to run small triphammer) M
per hour; permanent position. M WLi
T..Iif.. OtYlre. r .-. I
HELPERS for work on furniture v
Annlv. with references. 1811 Market st. .'?
tiriclfnv tInFaara urunisvH AnnlV
a a a slaws. a '-tsui rc.sft-ai-s -' .-or- ;
gar Hosiery Finishing Co.. p and TVe
moreianq sis
INSPECTORS wanted on construction ,W'
State age, experience anu iir ci
innu vvnilUKRH wanted on metal tum, 9
P. Dougherty Co.. 17th and Indiana eyfc'
' M
i -V
"N
JANITORS , . T Air
American citizens, white, of good characf5
not over 00 years of age: stesdy worr
good pay tor tnis.ciass nt worn,
SEE MR. KROUSE
1230 Arch, jlxth floor,
S
LATHE. HANDS, first-class: must.ti e
encea: steaov woru. omitn wrvrnm
Machine Co., Hancock St., entru.oeel
l-lil!ih ave. ' -".1
lyAIIOKKHH wuntedl wages 4U7C
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