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HERTLING SAYS GERMANY
WILL NOT RETAIN BELGIUM
sfeawrtnoed rrom face Ons
lid me. At the time. However, I
ed thnt this spirit must not give
'onemlea free conduct for an ln-
nlnable continuation or me strug-
whnt have we lived to see, how
ever? "While for years there can have
n nn doubt whatever of our wlll-
Iturness to hold our linnd toward an
CLnmhln nence. wo have heard until
.jiC,e ia8t few days Inciting speeches
.-Atllverca' by enemy statesmen. I'rcsl-
i Aent Wilson wants war until wo aro
destroyed, and what Mr. Balfour, the
'Tti?,iin ham nld must really drive the
-.'iiush of anger to the cheeks of every
Ml Rrman
fY'. "We feel
for the honor of our
' Sutherland, and we cannot allow our-
'VKIVIS lO lf UUliacw...., vtt.,. i,i
tM Milted In this manner, and behind
.i( these Insults is me ucsirr ior our ne-
P..L ..triictlon exists, we must en-
.? - .; ii. -.,i.t....i
BY dure, tOgOincr nil" uui iuiiuim nil-
tion.
"We Must Hold Out Ith Confidence"
"I nm nlso convinced t Know It
r W that In the widest circles of our na ,
"' tlon the same serious feeling exists
lis1 . !. Ac tnirn na thn rtoalrrt fni-
; . everywiunc ".-. ---. 1
nw destruction exists we must Hold
our """";"'. .,nlr, nMt ,,,i(1, rnn.
out. and we " 1 out. with con -,
fldence In our troops, in our nrnn ad-
these hostile statements oy these
statesmen, any scuqus enoris or a
ginning, but we would oamlno tliese
KS -Vie ministration and our maRnllieent na- ,, dllI ,e ,lle polbility Hint the
W tlon, which bears so wonderfully these Austrian and Herman Internal situations rn.V HII'r)FrRTIRC W A
S3? T difficult times with their R-eat prlva- may be growing wore. haxinK an InHu- ' ly, '" 1 "'n uu iikt n ft J
trt tlons and continuous saennces. r? upon hci-uhir .- rp.im.h- ; ' '" linllCH StlT TllFTi lFUFR
K- 1 "". "" .,.. . . .,-.. .,,., . that eae It was argued there Is all the IxUUKrtl dUljlJltJIS, l UV tjti
L "In the direction of out- policy noth 1 ow to , , t0 vIctor. ,,.,, r fT,nc,
S InB wi bp lianKeI. If. In spite of, Tn(1 Cee-al fe!ltig is that O.crmanv SPARING MEN S LIVES
V. na.vine of the wav to peace were to . ing to et the nunie-i rf rcpoiisimntv
" ihow themselves anywhere, then. for c""""""" of the war upon I'rosl-'
b"t. ..ii.. 1. i.-Aiiirt nni -Hnw dent WUon nii'1 the 1 ntente
flWte certalnlj. wo would not ndopt neference to nusin wer- eMdentb In-
iucratle attitude from the verv be ,a.,i ., i i. ., ,,.,..., ... iir,
sertousiy mcmn -"j i.it.via.v cri
ously efforts immediately with scru-
i pulous care.
e "Naturally It is not sufficient when
some agent or other approaches us
tw and says to us: 'I can hi Ing about
e-,j rjeace negotiations then and theie.
Jilt But It Is necessary for the appointed
representatives of the enem.v Powers.
duly authorized by their f!overnments.
to give us to understand that discus-
tm Dions are possible, discussions whlci
" for the time being natural!) will be
.. within a limited circle.
"But the statesmen who nav .? spoken
i up to the present time hnve not said
t a word about such possibilities. When
such possibilities manifest themselves,
and when serious Inclinations toward
peace show themselves on tne other
J'J" .u. t.Ati vn will mmeri nfp y r-n
Into them. That is to sav wc will not
reject them; and we will speak, to
lh begin, within a small circle.
it "I also can tell ou that this stand-
point Is not merely my own standpoint.
but that It is shared emphatically by
' the chief of the army administration
w The chief of the army administration
J? ftlso does not conduit vvur for the soke
V' "f war. hut hna anld to me that as soon
! as serious desire for peace manifests It
self on the oilier siue r niiiM ioiiow
tt up.
"You will be Interested to know how
we are working on this standpoint and
certain problems will appear which the
present time forces upon us Ihaustlve
discussions took place regarding these
questions July 1 and 2 at general head
quarters under the presidency of the
Kaiser.
Stand on Urest-I-ltotsk l'eace
""Naturally, I can only announce here
quite generally the lines which were
i-Vf im Anven at that time. Hegarding the
S'' East, we stand on the basis of the peace
!fj of Brest-IAtovsk and we wish to tee
, this peace carried out in a loyal man-
.r- . v,r -That ir tne wisn 01 me iiermau
vts.i Imperial administration and it is sup
'Hii ported In this by the chief of the array
t administration.
. "However, the difficulty of the exe
cution of the peace of Brest-Lltoisi.
does not He on our side, but in the fact
that conditions In Russia are still ex
ceedingly uncertain We are Inclined
to believe in the loyalty of the present
Russian Government, and especially in
the loyalty of the representative of the
Russian Government in uernn
"But wc may not, and cannot, assume
unconditionally that tho (Russian Gov
ernment has the power to carry through
everywhere the loal promises made to
us. vve uo not 111 au vvin iu ureaio
difficulties for the present Russian Gov- ,
ernment, but as conditions now are
there are Incessant developments and
endless frictions in the ftontler region
However, our principle Is that we stand ,
I-ltovfk and wc will carry out this peace
loyally and will deal lo).ally with the I
present Government
"Instigated by F.ntente"
They are still under the depressing
Influence of a terrible crime In Moscow
The murder of our ambassador there
Was an act In violence of international
law than which a worse couia never cry
to heaven
"All indications point to the fact that
the accursed deed was instigated by the
jUente Allies in order to involve us in
fresh war with the present Russian gov
ernmenta state .,f things which vve
rn are most anxious to ao,d We do not '
want freili war with Jlussia The pres
ent RucH'an government desires, peace
and needs peace, and ive are giving; her
our support in this peaceful disposition
and aim
"On the other hand. It i true that
political currents of ery varied tenden-
e'es are circulating in the Russian em
pire movements having the most diverse
alms, including; the monarchist moe
jnent of the constitutional democrats and
the movements of the social revolution
nrles. We will not commit ourselves to
any political counter-current, but are
Kivlnir careful attention to the course
Russia Is suer'ng"
Reviews Western Political .Situation
In connection with thlw point, the Im
peral Chancellor passed to a. review of
the political situation In the west. He
then fpo!e of the reasons which led to
the resignation of Dr. ion Kuehlmann,
and concluded
"The name of the man who Is pro-
poseu ... u.i "';' , .."
or Is known to )ou Admiral von
Hlntze possesses a thorough knowledge
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Tuke train to Wayne Junction or i S3 on 13th nt , or 49 on
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of Russian affairti. which Is a matter
of great Importance In the present sit
uation. But It Roes without saylnjf that
I will kInp my countcr-slpnatiire' to the
appointment of Admiral un Mltitze only
on condition that he follows my line of
policy nnil not hi own.
"However, so far us I am concerned,
I already hac a sure guarantee for this
In Admiral von lllntze's promise I will
direct the line of foreign policy unit the
ecrrtsry of State for Foreign Affairs
li merely to carry out my plana. The
proposed Secretary of State for Korelsn
Affairs Is'absolutely rlear on this point.
The course with which the Kreut ma
Jorlty of the IleleliMas declared Itself to I "" '"'
ba In agreement In November of last j the geneial staff, General von Lu
ear will still be followed" i dendorff, who had acted ns his chief
' of stnfT on the Russian front, came
HERTLING'S PEACE I with him as his right-hand man, with
BALLOON USELESS th title of chicf Quartermaster Gen-
, cial. Ludendoiff is reputed to have
fly the United Press I directed the Amiens, Flanders and
ttushinicinn. Juiv u Herman man-i Mnrne drives, included in the new
cellor IlertlliiB'H peace balloon Is use-1 . offensive since March 21.
less nt this time. American authorities
decHred emphatically today
(n draw a ihmco offer fiom the rnlti
states and the tlntente. hl "fforts n
nln The llllthorlties declared til
vvneiner or mil lie 13 rrmu- m ir-inu I
the 1 nitert
'..: .. ..:""..,::.. ,..,.... ........
nntr wre me uum imiui ""
autocracy firmer In their unity and In
h , determination to press on to mc
, . ,
as ineielv making nnother of hot pnce
suggestion" nt the Fame time nttenipi-
,h the known Heiman pollc of git
ting control li that cottntt. even at
the sacrlflre nf lioitllitles (11 Hie wist
It was recalled thu (Jermunv more
than once ha- pieceded a militia iffoit
bv a peare offensive
Theie Is lltt'e dnulit In nfflelal minds
that from now on Hcrmanv wl 1 t:icri.ie
her peace pinjiapanna eirort- r ilizing
that as Anierl. an aid gnuvs the tide will
'""1 agiiist her In the 1 'ent that
she desires to strike a hat gain vv hlh
vet she 1n.1v ij.imaiiy Is regarded as
sincere sucge.i-ig tliat the Kntentc
make psace fffers nut no authorities
see tuy other than selfish motives in
atl peauu p.ijMi;a:iui s.ep lu uaic
n-.,i,m znnnn
ALLIES IT ON T OFFER
PEACE, LONDON SAYS
Hy the Lnited Press
London, Jlilv 13
London newspapers agreed toda.v that
the principal point In Chancellor Hen
ling's address In the Itelchstag. Thurs
dav was his hope of an Allied pence
offer They pointed out that this is im
possible, following his reaffirmation of
the Hrest-l.itovsk tteat
"The Allies win not sanction a treaty
which Is considered one of the most
serious violations of public right Ger
many has committed." the News said
"We are Impenitentlv ungrateful fo
an) offer of Hertllng's kind of peace,"
bald the Chronicle
The Express declared that the "Allies'
watchword Is 'no compromise '
FLOOR COLLAPSES; 8 KILLED
1 ccidcnt Occurs at Warehouse of
Montreal Munitions Factory
. By the Associated Press
it Tntif 11 1,I rrt- ivorcnno 11 Ara
'i,iiip,, .ml se,Pr.al nthers iniured to-
,).. ny the collapse of the top floor
mored with empty shells, of a wan-
nuu-e um:u uj i.iiiimuici, i-uuncu,
munitions manufacturers
Anions the killed was GeoiRo Lvm
burner, a nephew- of the head of the
firm
Cousin of Kai-cr Dies
By the United Press
Home. .lull- IS Mons ennr lUtiser
Abbot of the Benedictine abbej at Cava
end cousin of the Ivaiser, is dead at
Montecasslno
itKi.itiini's voTirr.si
llsptlst
Mne? l.HlF.RTY-INr.
for Soldieis and Snllors
Tou nt
Trin mPTlST TKMPI R
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Say
Cin Ilroad and Ilerks sis vion )
Sunday 7 4," p m
Largest Wuilltrrr Hope-Tones rhunh o-.
pan in the uorM Temple I'horus under
rtlreetlon of Dr J Manln Hanna will lead
Hinging Romeo fell? iln'ont elllst As
sociate I'aator WlllUm Dire Mci'urdy
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Hindenburg Dead;
Clashed With Raiser
Continued from Page One
campaign against the Russians in
East Prussia which resulted in the
serious Russian defeat at Tnnnen
berg for which he was promoted to
field matshal.
Ho continued to command the Ger
man forces on the Russian front
until August 30, 1916, when he was
appointed chief of the genet al staff
in succession to General von Falk-
inl.ni.H WI.oh tin hoenmo c-lvmf nf
The newspaper, Les Nouvclles,
,. , , ,, . .. . ,, -,
which icpuris 111c uuuui ui uiu vjer-
man commander, is a newspaper in
.1.- i? 1. 1 ..u!.l.i i
inu r rviicii iniiaui; puunsncu at
, .,
The Hague.
.
I'ield Marslial von Hindenburg lias
been called the greatest hutchcr In the
worlds his(or Time and again his
record shows enormous sacrifice of
troops In various drives The consistent
piugram of his military careir has been.
"Pon't count casualties; .atta'n objec
tives at any cost " Despite his costly
evpendlturc of man-power, for whlci li
h " been soverelv eritlclztd b'- so'ne
s.ct'ons of tlie Oerm.in ptes he has
ft led to win his obiectlves on the' west
ern front although his efforts have been
ontlnual in l-'lander", Ticardy and the
Champagne against
Channel ports
rarls and the
Paul von Heneokendorff und von
Hindenburg was born September 28.
1S4T At the nge of nineteen he entered
the Third Regiment of the Foot Guards
as a lieutenant He commanded a com
pany in the via: against Austria Dis
cretion came to him earl) For at the
battle of Knnlggintz. with but forty
men to .support him, he took a battel)-
Tlnee guns were taptuied when
he was stunned bv a bullet on the
head Hut he rose up and led another
ihaige taking the lemaining guns.
This brought him the Order of the
Red Eagle with Crossed Swords,
which, as .1 rule, is reset ved for ofh
ceis of high ranis
He enteted the Franco Oerman war
of 1S70 as a captain and was engaged
in the attack on St Prevat In which
the Germans lost neail) half of their
force A fortnight later he was lead-
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Ing a charge nt Sedan, after which
lie received the Iron Cross.
In 1872 he entered tho Ktlcg Acad
emy, where war In Its more advanced
stnges U taught. Kvery )ear about a
hundred and thirty pass the entrance
examinations, a proportion of about
25 per cent. From these students the
Oeneral Staff is selected. To get to
Ihls stage three years' study and two
ears' probation to a general stnff
oflicer are required. Aon Hindenburg
patsed all these stages, and between
each promotion served 11 ear with
tha colors, so flint his thorough pre
paretion In ever) ait of war was a:;
sutcu In 1S89 he reached ihc rank- of lieu
tenant colonel, after which he went
back to headtiuaxteis.
After further promotion he took
command of the Twcnty-Klghth DIvl
b.nr, and three years ater found him
celf nt the head of the Fourth At my
Ct 1 ps.
Then at the age of sIxl)-four he was
placed on the retired list, from which
he was brought back for the Russian
campaign In the present war. His
success In the Mazurian lake iglon
success at Tannenberg, In the Mazurian
lake region and at txdz brought him to
the supreme command of the German
armies
In 1916 he was made chief of the
general staff His policy since has
been one of recklessness in me use 01
man-power and disregard of ever) thing
I11 pursuit of his objectives, no matter
what the cost in casuianes
In 1915 he predicted a speedy decision
In favor of German arms, llarly In the
spring of 1918 he declared his armies
would be In Paris by April
SOUTH TO KEEP SUGAR
Temporary Embargo Placed on Ship
ments to Northern Territory
By the United Press
Atlanta, (In,. Juiv 13 Southern sugar
refiners must first suppl) the retail gro
cery trade of the South and stop ship
ments of sugar Into Northern territory
until further notice according to an an
nouncement made here today by State
Fund Administrator Dr A M Soule
Soule's announcement adds that South
ern refiners will be order to ship no
sugar Into lerrltor.v north of a line from
Kansas City to St Louis to I.ou!sv!lle
and, tit the northern boundary of North
Carolina
r.ni c THix.i.
Roth sexes
Surveying,
Structural Engineering,
Elementary Mechanics
Drafting, Chemistry
Thoroughly taught in eve-
-;-, nloocDc Writo nVinno rr
nine i.moov. """i rw..w -
call today for Catalog M 48.
rhnne. Diamond 631
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
Ilroad Rt. below IIerl.8 1
I'M I ad Huh In
SIIORTIIXM) AM) nflOKKKF.PlNG
Cirtes: nhorthand. tho eaav sneedv 8v-tTn
, nusineso courses Dav or evsr Reboots Enroll
nn time. To meet the heavy and increasing
dmand for oung men and women with
I office and bu-ilnrsi training our classes will
4l be continued dav and exenfng thru-
JmV out comlnc summer months fall nr
lfMM wrl for pnrttr'ilnr and rataloe
aSS' rniLv. ih'im:?s rni.u:oi.
Jwf 1017 rhfmtimt Afreet
Strayer's Business College
riilhidelnhla's Greatest Utmlness Sehool
Ernert tarhrs Moitern eauloment. Indl-
xldual adiancement Charges moderntr, p0.
slttons guaranteed Dav and Nlcht Classes
7nrt students now attending Enroll now.
I Ml fhestniit ifreet Phone. Walnut 31
$d I Night School
' Shorthand. Erlli
NOW OPEN'
PookkeeDlne.
eh. Tenmanshln.
a month ' PALMER
Pl'HOOI.. IflR 10th -it
Ynnng Men jind Bars
f'llF.STM'T HILL, rt.
t IIKVTNI T HIM. ACADEMY
A rnu.ltn boarding mill dav Neliool for Rovs
( Thorough preparation for oollege scientific
, school or business All athletics Golf links.
,flne gjmnasium with swimming pool. Day
Euplts received Sepirate Lower School for
ovs from seven upwards. Catalog
i Specially low rates for Are-da) bonnVrs.
JAMES I.AWSON PATTKKSON, Ileanmuvter
St. Martins, (hctn.it Hill. Pa.
loung ttomen nnd filrls
The Gordon-Roney School
For Girls 4112 Spruce Street
General and College Preparatory Courses
Roof garden and Gvm. Miss RONEY. Prln.
Sl'MMKIt ni-ORTS
Wtl.DUnOI). N. ,?.
Hi r--
1
Or:r.'.'3tra.
Fnr.FTnW IMIM -Near Beach: modern
s- s ar.nnlT,!fnf T,,al,.
room orchestra. Noted for excellent tdbla:
while service Cap 2.10 Autoat trains,
Rnnklet
J A1.MKI1T HARRIS Trop.
vai.i.ky roitcK
WASHINGTON INN
CHICKEN AND WAFFLE DINNERS
BKIKWOTH IIF.Afll. DF.I..
FOR RF.NT. FURNIMIKD COTTAGF.
Three hundred dollars for season: fifteen
rooms: situated full view of ocean. 30 vards
from bach. Box O 746. Ledger Central.
IAKE SUNAPKK. N. II.
BEN MERE INN
In the foothills of the White Mta. o
beautiful Lake Sunapea. Now open
Booklet. L. Tt. DUDLEY, Pre.
WIIITK MOfXTAINS. S. II.
Brettom Woods
White Mountains. N. H.
OOLF
In tb
vtnr
ihadow of
Mount
Washington.
MOTOniNO
tbrouch tha
Aof
New
England
HORSEBACK
RIDING
over Mountain
Trails and
Woodland
Paths.
The Mt. Pleasant 'ft
V
J Dl'NPHY
F H. HANSON
Manager
Resident Mgr.
The Mount Washington O"" J",,r :
Closes Oct. 14
U J TI1LDKAU, .Mjnager.
RAILROADS: Through service a N. Y..
N. ), AH R, R. and H. - M, R. R.
fur Infuraistluu, rates. U.,' sUnii JmtU.
-'If,
tt'a
y by a por- VVS I
tor detailed Jff& y i
f "sO''y,
-if 5X l.ri )
a-"! rfe?vI-4Y I
tary - 4i'3fy
.-I.Aav sr
TRIBUNE EDITOR IS OUT
Dr. GrcuningV Retirement Not
Connected With Rutncly Case
By the Associated Press
New lork, July 13. Newspapers to-1 Mary I.. Henry. Helatlves and frlenaa,
day publlhed an announcement that ' !Ui"r-,o?No. Qm "f! "f' rniiiV netiil
Dr. Krnest Henrv f.ri.enlno- had ceased 1 l.lnuor. yealcraT Aim, Invited to funeral.
his connection as managing editor of the
New York Tribune. Ogden Mills Held,
publisher of the Tribune, In jondrmlng
reports of Doctor Grucnlngs retirement,
said that "the reasons wero purely In
ternal." Doctor Oruenlng, speaking of the ef
falr and the fact that he lived In the
same apartment house as Dr. .r.dward
Ilumcly, formerly of the Evening Mall,
now under charges of perjury In con
nection with the ownership of the Mall,
said that the war hud nothing to do
with his leaving the Tribune and so far
as Doctor Itumely was concerned, he
"did not know the man and had never
spoken to him."
HOOVER SURVEYS WORLD FOOD
Will Report to Wilson Tonight
on International Situation
By the United Press
Wnahlngton, July 13, l'ood Adminis
trator Hoover has completed an Import-
tlons.
1 international survey 01 loon luiuh-
President Wllsnn has annroved tile re
port and It will be made puhllc ton'ght.
As reeentlv stated bv food otllclals.
the allied food situation tod.a.v Is better
..u .....u . v.. .-...... - ', ,.
than at anv time since the outbreak of
the war. Just where saving must ue ei
fectcd for future safety has been care
fully analyzed and will be shown In tho
report.
OPEN-AIR
CHORAL
SERVICES
Under the Direction of
Bishop Rhinelander
OS' THE P1TB OF THfJ
PROPOSED CATHEDRAL
On the Parkway
at Twenty-third Street
Slinclaj Afternoon. Jlilv 14th, 1018
at 5 o'Clbck
Hv. Norman V, P. I..eIi
Sunday, Jul 2Ut
Rev. n. Bokewell Grern
vrsic
mRITONK MIl.OIST and vvjfe. Organist,
deslro church positions, together or sepa
rated, o 757. Ledger Central.
5Beatljs.
!.
I Mrntt simul
t n.i.t tv ,. ti.
Ullih'ers Mice V
Huttnn. Robert. Sr.
Iredell ;iarv-1l
Koenltf Chrlstlsn
f.ncv- Robert T
I.enl7 Ferdinand a
Magulre Jennie M.
MrCuirlv Cutbarlno
Mtno F K
Newman Sarah
Phillips lletilah B
Roberls C II H.
Rvan Edward J
Srh'rr Enill
Scott( Jlenrv
Serp'C.'orse I
Self!. ( arollne
Sli.'nron Hugh J
Smith. Ells, itiefh
(mvrell. Rnli-rt l:
Thomson (I org V
ITnverzagt Oeorge W.
Ihsbruck Robert C.
Vnn Di ke Julm p.
Wnu;h Man
Webb. Harriet L
Williams, William
ijjm.rJo.ephwa.
Rueh.r Tl-eimi
r,ide. Louisa
(nldnell Lillian M
I arson, Jane
Carton James J.
Christ Prancls
Coonan. Catherine
Dills, John S
Dm l.-r,r. A' ra M.
Donahue Margaret
Ernes. 11 K.
Gentry. Mary R.
Ollln. Marv A. R.
llrabnm Ellibeth
Oundli. h John
Hamhrecht. Koth'a
Itaden Charles I..
Henn. Marv H.
Hennessv, Ellen
lfenrv John
Henzler Krederlcka
Honian Kill P.
Howard. Thomas
ALCOTT lulv 12 SAJIIIEr. husband nf
T.vdla Flaik Alrott aged 70. Relatlvea and
frlrnds Ilon-d of Dlrertnrs of Continental
Equitable Title and Trust Co Invited to
service, Tues. 11 a. m 224S N. Rro.id st.
Also service nt Dovle.town Cemelerv
Chapel 2pm Int adjoining cem
i II4IRI). ln'v in IlEN'RIl'TTy ' ,
diughter of Robert and late Trances Rtlrd
I Relatives nnd friend! R V SI Sodnlltv of
Our Ladv of the Rosary Church emplovs
of Ruce StEvchange of Keystone Tele
phone Co Invited to funeral. Mon 8 to a
in.. OOaO Callowhlll st Solemn requiem mass
I Our Ladv of Itosarv Church 10 a. m. Int.
St Denis's Cem. Auto funeral
! mmiA'i -Juiv is joseph a son of
I vv illlam and Annie Rlgham need 2 int.
I nrlvate, Mon . 111 ,v m . parents' residence.
I till N Hamhrey at.
, 11LAKE Suddenly lulv 10
FRANCIS
v husnind nf Anni Blake Relatives and
-.1
I friends invltid to funeral. Mon . 7.10 a. m ,
i brother's residence Win 1 Illake, r,iil
Berkeley st Camden N J High mnss of
requiem Cliurih of 'he Immaculate Concep
tion 0am Int Holy Cross Cem.
I -,niT",:K Jul 1-1 "f scarlet fever.
I TIIELMA eldest daugliier of Joseph and
Lillian Hucher (n.. Mahood) aged 8
Funeral strlctlv private, from parents' resl
ience. 4005 Locust st.
('Ann - lulv 1 nt irnn v tciik
St..
J.'.ll''.SA. ??ufnter-,f at" farnuel w. and
Mlzaljeth Cade. Itelatlyes nd friends in
vited to funeral servir-s. Mon.. 2 n m
llMti W Lehigh, ave. Int private
CAI.rHVEI.!, Julv II, MI.I4IAJC M (nee
Klshwlck). wife of M'esley J . nged 21) Itela
tlies and friends invited to fuenral services
Tues . 2 n m , Crestmont and Olendale
ayes . Crceimont Pa Iht Qreenwood (K. of
i t-iii i.vuiitiii', may or viewed -.ion . 8
to 10 p m.. Take dlenslde trolley to Glen
dale nve.
CtrtSON" lulv 11. JAN'H widow of
Charles II Carann. aged 70. Itelatlyes and
friends Invited to funeral services. Mon
2 p m . son's residence, 404 Ponlar st
Darby. Int. private. Mt. Jlorlali Cem Re
mains mav be viewed bun., after 7pm
Auto service
l AftTON Solemn anniversary maBS for
Rev JAMI3S J. CARTON late rector of St.
Colman's Church Ardmore Pa.. Tues.. 0
a m . Rt Colman's church Reverend clergy,
relatlvea nnd friends invited to attend
CHRIST Julv II FRANCIS, widow of
Tellx Christ Inee Robold). Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral Mon, ft a .m .
17 W. Ablhston ave . Chestnut Hill Sol
emn renulem mass Church of Our .Mother
of Consolation Dam Int Holy Sepulchre
Cem
COFFMAN July 12 JOSEPH M. ,0n of
late Joseph and Harriet Coffman Relatives
and friends Invited to funeml n .,
Tues . t 3(1 n m . at the residence of hla
sister. Mrs I, tv . Illailthurn, 201 N Lam
bert at Int private, Kvcrgreen Cem Cam
den friends may call Mon -ve , S to 10
COONAN. Julv K CATHKRINK COON
AN. duaghter of Marv A and late John
Coonan Relatives and friends invited to
funeral Mon R 30 a m . 10.12 N Camac
at. Renulem high mass I.idy of Mercy
Church, in a ni Int Holy Sepulchre Cem.
Auto funeral Chester naners copy.
DAVIS July 12. JOHN 8 son of John
, S and late Katharine Pauly Davis Rein
tlves and friends. Hoy Scout Troon. No. 7i1,
of nder Ave Congregational Church. In
vited to funeral Tues. 2 n. m. lot Rltner
i it Int Mt. Morlnh Cem. Remains may
be viewed Mon eve Aufn funeral.
DICKSON. July II. ANNA MAI DICK.
SON. daughter nf Martha and 1st Thnrnaat
i Dickson, aced IR. Relatlvea and friends In-
vlted
funeral services, Mon..
d m .
1 mother's residence. 221 E Cambria at'' int I experienced r-"''V' '""'"""' , fcu
I Delvue Cem. Remains may ba vleVed Sun ' rate at figures: apply 'aHn5.,,?"aMC:t,on
CY-.
DONAIIlTE Julv ti MmfilillT novc
HUE. Relatlles and frlenda Invited to'fu
rieral services. Mon ,2pm. 634 Gaul st "
Int private
EHNKY July 12. BLANCHE KATK,
daughter of IlowatM 2 and Florence N
Erney. aged IR Relative, nnd frl.nrf. In.
I Mted to funeral serv'ces. Mon.. 8 p m.
I rarenta' reslderce .ISO Diamond at Int
private. Vorthwood Cem
OENTRY Julv 11 .MARY ROWLAND
h-ldow of Alfred V. Gentry Relatives and
friends invited to funeral services Tues .
2 .10 p. m . R121 l'rankford ave. Holmes.
1 burg. Phlla Int nrlvate. Cedar Hill Cem
Friends ma cnll Mon a to JO p. m.
I GILI.KN. July 12 JIARY A. A. daush.
ter of Patrklt and LVIdget Ulllen. Relatlvea
J and friends invited to funeral, MVin.. tt'.toj
a in .11,1 i.uuiurfru i iiign mass or re
inulem St, Patrick's Church 10 a, m. Int.
private,
I ORAIIAM July 12 ELIZABETH, wife
of Jamea Graham Relatives and friends in
vited to funeral service, Mon , 2 p. m , JJ2S
N. finth st. Int. private
GUNDLACH Suddenly July 10. JOHN,
husband of Mary tlundlaeh aed 50. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral Sun.,
2 p. in,, Oreland. Montgomery County, Pa
Int Zton Lutheran Cem.. Whltemarsh,
Train lesv.s Reading Terminal 1.02 n m
HAMBRECHT July 11. KATHARINE,
widow of Oeorge llambrecht tnee Kalt
achmldt). aged 0T. Relatlvea and frlenda,
members and Ladles' Aid of St Lucas's
Church Invited to funeral services. Mon., 3
p m,, StVll N Mervlne at Int Ureenmount
Cem Friends may lall Hun , 7 to tv p. m
Auto service
HAYDEN -July II CHARI.EH L. HAY
DEN. aced 3. Funeral Hi .10 this morn.,
Oliver II. Hair ltldg.. 1S20 Chestnut st
HENN. July 11, MARY H.. HEVN (nte
Butcher), wife of Frank Henn. Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral services, Mon..
-j .10 n. in., 14.20 McKean at. Int. Cedcr
Hill Cem Auto funeral,
. NNESar. July. .U. ELLEN HE.N-
DEATHS,
NRSRY. nctntlves nd friends. IK V. M.
Sodality snd Leau of Sacred Heart of
Nt Vlnrnnfa church, InMifd, to funeral.
Mon . T.sn a. m.. ndlS Iiaynlon at . 0r
manto n. Solemn maaa of reniilemsi, yin
tent's Church n a. m. Int. New Cathedral
Ceni. Auto icrvlce.
ItE.vnT. Julv 10. JOHN, huibanrt or
hlah mnm of renulem St. Gabriel's Church
10 a m. int. tioiy uroas wra. n. u
neral. IIBN.I.F.n Jlilv 12. FnrcDEIUCKA,
widow of WltUsm Henxlor, need Rl. rteln
tlvca and frlenda Invited to funeral fcrvlcea.
Mon., I n m., aon-ln-law'a realdence. Henry
Nahtn, 4SS N, .Marvlne at., Loaan. Int.
prliate. North Cedar Hill Cem. Omit flow,
era Auto funeral .... ,. .
HOMAN July 11. r.MV t wife of
Theodore Human nelatlvea and frlenda In
vited to funeral services. Sun . 2 p. m . 1402
N Mth at. Int. prlvnte. Auto service. .
HOWARD July 12. THOMAS, husband
of Aa-nea Howard, aaed tin. nelattvcs and
friends Invited to funeral arv lrr.. Tiies..
2 P. m , 14 rvnnock ave Hlshland P'"'';.
Upper Darby Del. Co. Int. private. Wood
lands Cem Remains mny be viewed Mon.
eve. Auto funeral. , ....
Iimnrjns. At New Tork cltv, Julv 11.
AI.ICR T, wldo of Dr. Clarence II, Hud
ders. further notlre alien from Oliver II.
Ilni- iMf, 1S20 Chestnut at. Phlln
HttTToSf lulv 12 RDRF.RT HUTTON.
Sr.. husband of Mary M, Huttnn tnee Ander
son) atred ."3 Relatives and frlenda Invited
to funeral. Mon , 2 p. m.' !03 Cedarcroft
ave., Audubon, N. J. Int. private. Friends
nriv call Sun., after 7 pm.
IRRDKI.I Seventh Month, Twelfth-day.
MART II.. daughter of jat" Charles r. and
nenerra N Iredell Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral 1119 RadcllfTe si . Rrls.
tol. Ta. Second-day. 3 p. m. Int. Trlends'
(Iraeard,
KDENtO. - Surldenlj. July 10. CHRIS
TIAN, husband of Marv A. Koenlc (nee
nstnn). aged 4(1 Relatives and friends
I.oilae Nn. S4 tj O O M. : Prospect Yearly
Assn.. Local No 322 I. t It R. W. of A..
all other organizations of which he was n
Mil .1111,1 .fie" ,1 l&IIIIHI" .1. ",,..,' .'!. ..
memher Invited to funeral services. Sun.
residence of mother-in-law Mrs
Marv Tlxton. 4440 N. Clratz at. Int. North
uond rem Auto funeral.
I.ACT. Julv 15. RORERT T T.ACY. Tu.
neral serilees Mon , 2 n. m., 427 Louden at.,
Camden N J. Int orlvate. Evergreen Cem.
Omit flowers.
LIINTZ lulv 11. FRDtVAVn O., hiia
hand nf Violet Lentr (nee Wenrel, aged 2
.nn of Catharine and late John Lentr. ne
tfnr.tl Ttelntlien and frlenda. John n.
Martin Counrll. No. 20 Junior Order Amer
ican Meihanlcs. Invited to funeral Sun . 2
n m resl'lenee or motlier, -mi , II St.
Int, Hillside Cem.. ln funernl car. Re
n.aiiis tni he lened Sat. ee
AlAllUIKf.. JUIV 11. JW.MI, .11. ,llrt-
Ol'Iltt: daughter of lat Daniel end Kllaa
heth Oulnlan runeral Mon . R'30 a. m..
121 N. Slekels st. Solemn renulem mass
t'hureh of Our Lndy of Vptnr 10 n m
Int. Holv Cros. Cem. Relntlies and friends.
Our Ladv of Vlctorv II. V, M. Sodality In
vited to attend Auto service,
i Coin Remains mnv be ilened Sun., 7 to
0 MecrnnT. Tui 12. Catherine Mr-
Cl'HDY i ldoi of Thorns si Curdv. Reli
(lies snd friends members of Retail Liquor
Healers' Asso Invited to funeral services.
Tiles 2 n ni , N H. ror, fl and Tioga
sis Int. Nnr'h Cedir HIM Cem Remnlna
m,, he l.d Alon. cie Auto funeral.
MBRV1NR July 12. ELIZVUKTH KINfl.
ldo of Wllllim II. M"-ln". Pr.. and
diughter of late Robert P. and Klirnbeth
King, agfd 77. Relatlles and friends In
vited to service. Mon.. 2'30 p. m.. 231 Ruck
ln"him nlnee Int private
NIJWMAtf Julv It. SARAH, daughter of
Niithi.ll sn.l late Iliniah Nevv-man. Rela
tives and irienns invuen to innerai services.
Sun . 10 n m 1012 N. 11th at. Int. prl- '
ate Oml flowers. , ,
lMiii.i.irs. juiv is. iirttf-An n rim-1
LIPS, widow or win it. rniuips ite.aiivea
and friends Invited to ei-rvlrcs. 311 S Camao
st . Tues , 1 p. m. Remains viewed Mon
! 8 to 1" p m. Int Merlon Cem.
ROHnitTS Julv 11, CHARLES H H
,hushand of Elizabeth C ltoberta (nee Lelrer).
I aged r4 Relatives and friends. Court Ex-.llnr-
Nn. 02 S. of A t Tonah Tribe. No.
144. I. O R. M. : emploves Olmbel Rrothers i
Store. Invited to funeral services Mon . 2
i p in.. 4.10(1 Mulberry St.. FTnnltford Int.
lOreeniiond (K of P.) Cem. Remains, may '
! be viewed Sun 8 lo in n. m i
' ROSS Accidentally hilled nt Rethlehem, '
N 11 . on .tuiv j una. itiiiii it m
ROSS, on Iv son or nr. n ". Jtoss. t-nua-
delphla. Int at Quehee Cltv
1 RYAN. Jul 10. EIJWaRO J., son of
, Michael and Ellen Rvan. Relatives and I
friends, St. Joachim's TAR. Society, ,
I Cadets Isabella Count II, No 328. K. nf C. I
Invited to funernl, Mon . 8'30 a. rfll . parents' ,
I resldunco. 170,1 Klney st . Frankfor.1. '
I bnlmn requiem mass St. Joiohlm's Church
to a. m. Int. St Dominic's Cem. Auto I
tunral
SCHERR Julv 11, EMI1(. husband of
Wllheln.lna Sclierr (nee Hlllerl Relatlvea
and friends members Swiss Turners, em
ployes Oxford Silk Co Invited to funeral.
Mon . R.30 a m . 122 Diamond at. Solemn
requiem muss St lionlfaclus'a Church 10
p. m Int. Most Holv Redeemer Cem. Omit
flowers. Auto service m
SCOTT. Suddenlv. Julv li HENRT aon
of late Charles and Pirsh Scott (nee Hem
pie). Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
eerUces Mop 1 n. m . residence of brother,
lohn Scott 31S4 Salmon st. Int Sit. Moris h
Cem Remains mav hQ viewed Sun , 8 to 10
p. m Auto funersl ... ..
SKEL (nee Stulnnl July 12. nt 414 N.
'.Id st. WILHK.LMINA wife of Oeorge
Jacob Seel, aged 77. Notice of funeral
later
fKirx luiy 7" i Aiiiu.iir.. wiip oi
Nicholas Belt! Relative and friends Invited
0 funernl Fcnlre Sat . 2 p. m . .1321 Mnr-
ket at. Rodv may he viewed rrl. eve. Int.
Mt Vernon Cem
i SHANNON. lulv II. HUOH J . hushanil
of Jane Shnnnon tnee Crowe), aged 3. Rela-
flies and friends John r. Reinolds Post,
.; ..-- . ,r,.:j . , -.. c...
i0, II U. A 11.. inilico III luiiriai ci,.---n,
I Mon . L p. m 1710 Fed-ral st. Int. Mt.
Mnrlah Cem. Remains mav be viewed Sun .
after 7 30 p m. Auto service
SMITH. Julv 11. ELIZABETH, widow of
hue James Smith Rclitives nnd frlenda
invltrd to funeral Jion. k ;hi a m . Aaaing-
ham
Del. in. ra ii.?n ims . hi m .An-,
il.At, 'a . ht,rrh
llrexel lllll ini prnir.
SMTHKLIi 1U1V l-' ST "in;. vhi.iui Bi,
ROBERT ERNF.ST SMYRELL. aged 21.
Relatives end friends, emplnjes American
cttn-oc Invll.d In funeral. Sun.. . P m..
funeral parlors L S Hagern'an, ."809 Hav-
erfnrd ave Int Arlington lem ,,,.
-T'TinAIU,'
Tiirwtsnv Tiilv in. nWOttOE A TIIOM
RON. runeral services, IMO Tilrmount ave..
Sat. 2 n m. Int orlvnt
TIMMINR A solemn renulem snnlveraarv
mass will be sung tit St. Michael's Church.
10 30 a m . Monday, In memorv of late Rev-.
JOSEPH TIMMINR Train leaves Phlladel- :
phla at 0:38 v m. Relatives nnd friends'
and members of clerirv are Invited
UNVER7.i0T. Ruddmlv. Julv 0EOROE
tV.. husband of Delia V. Unvcrzagt tnee
Mciore). Relatives and friends Court Wash
ington No. 143 F. of A : Victor Reneflelal
Society'-, emploves of Victor Talking Ma
chine Co . invited to funeral Mon.. 2 ti m .
l3B N. Sartaln st. (near 12th and Thomp
son sts.! Int. Odd Fellows' Cem Auto tu.
neral Remains may ho viewed Run eve
URBRRUCK. Julv . ROnERT C. hu
hand nf Annie M Ursbruck nnd eon of late
??H2 .'- n.h.ea. ITrshrurk Relatlvea and
firrlends Invited to funeral services. Mon.
Cem. Remains may be viewed Sun. eve.
Aw'nnilt Julv 12. IHRRIET I... dauthtsr
of Victor and Sirah H. Ielbhart Relatives
and friends mvlted to funeral services. Sun
7 S m . 18J0 S 31th st Int Mon Odci
Fellows' Cem., Rerlln Md
WILLIAMS Julv 11 WILLIAM WIL
LIAMS, husband of Laura S. Williams (nee
Masonh Relatives and friends. Merrhant
yllle Lodge. No. Ufl F. and A. M.: Slloam
Chapter. No 10 R A M.. and Cjrene Com
mandery. No 7 K T. Invited to funeral
services. S'un . 2 pm. 31 W Rogers ave.
Merchantvllle. N ,J Int. Arlington Cem
Remains mav be viewed Sat eye
VAN DYKE Julv 12. 10HN PARKER
VN DYKE. Relatives and friends Invited
to' fune.-al services Mon.. 2 D m., 217 V.
Cove rd Merchantvllle N J. Int. nrlvate
IVAI'OH Julv 12. JURT A WAUOII
(nee Wallsl. widow of lohn Waugh. Re'.
tlves and frli-nds Invited to funeral. Mon.
a n m 1810 S 2-d st Int Mt Moriah
Cem. Remains may he viewed Tues, 8 to
10 p. m. Auto service.
LOST AND FOUND
FNVELOPE Lost, large brown envelope, at
Hnellenburg's toilet goods department- lib
eral reward. Mrs. S, A. Stouder. 1010 High
land nlaee Altnona, Ta.
, . ..,.- Ar-.ir-T.ost hrown paper nackage rnn
talnlng old letters and private papers of.
nn value to any one but owner. Reward!
win be paia n rriuiiic-u m uinci ji, udir,
undertaker. 1820 Chestnut at.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
(Other Classified Ads on Pate )
' :T., . ...n xrir-JUNE OPERATOR ...ci
xji.,. o,n ,.u. ..-. ,. "'
and salary dealred P S23 Ledger Office
BOOKKEEPER
EXPERIENCED DOIIRLE-ENTRY
nOOKKEEPER IN ACCOUNTINO
DEPARTMENT: ASK FOR MR.
PRICE.
PUBLIC LEDOER COMPANY
SIXTH AND CHESTNUT STS.
COMMISSARY DEPARTMENT OF GOV
ERNMENT SHIPYARD. HOO ISLAND.
REQUIRES EXPERIENCED WHITE
COOKS. WHITE KITCHEN MEN. WHITE
BUS MEN FOR CAFETERIAS; OOOD
-AGES, ROOM AND ROARDj 'PLEASANT
SURROUNDINGS. APPLY
U. 8, EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
S00 WACNUT ST.
SEE MR. SCULL
OR
MR. SWARTZ
1531 ARCH
tDo not apply st Hog Island)
BOOKKKF.PEI - Trust company desires s AUDITOR Man with exnerlenrs In audit. machln
ftrat-class ledger bookkeeper; good pay; k Ins and accounting wolk wanted tn hanltT nis j'
atste g. Prevlousv gxperlencs sad ssUrr 1 1n '"'""W.'V'' t Ag.d,u,l'M .ITi- ' J,.
"'Vfni-tr 1 'i linWil JrhlaTtTiVi iflnl n ..", i.-., uihfo'i 'k4xJLki-rJdttiKi.
HELP WAWgEb FEKATiB
(Other C.asslned Ada on'fai t)
DOOKKfSKrER, experleneedt Hate full .
perlenca by letter. Bernateln-Baum-Da.
Costa Co . S2d and Arch.
COOK Klrstclass vvaaes to the "Itht per
son. Apply Hebrew Orphans' Home. 12th
at, and Green lane: cars 24, B5, US, Tele-
phone Wyoming 4BQQ
KOL.DINO rAPBtl HOXES Kxperleneert
strlnpera wanted to pull loose olecea off
roldlna boxes. Brown &
Brown I Bailey Co., 411) N.
Franklin
OIRIj wanted to learn offlca work, flllnir and
card recorda! Is per week! anawerlna rtva
ace and school grade. P 833, I-edger Offlce.
Ointi for general housework In small famlli-!
no laundrv. a Wallsee Stmrison. 6321
Greene St.. nin. pnone in, am".
vaBpa wmiMi inr assem
bling' and msehlne work: Sin to $12 per
week paid white learning: no ejpjrianea
needed. Apply II. T. Palsta Co . 3101 Arch
street.
(Illtl.8-Experienced markers on pens: good
prlee arneoille. I.'ll npriim "!-' "-
OIRL.S for
atorkroom. Apply
rollock-
fiusion uo.
Tulln and Paupnin aia
I.OOPERS on 18-polnt work: learner taken:
best pav In CUVi sieaay nir, C"i
Wallace Wilson Hosiery Co.. Orchard below
Unity at.
FEMALE OPERATIVES
From 18 to 45 ears of age.
2300 wanted.
. WOODRHRT. N .T
BAO-LOADINO PLANT
United Statea Oovernment Srk.
Washington Park, near estvliie. N. J. .
on rennsjlvanla Railroad (W eat Jerev
and Seashore division)! also by trolley
from Camden.
Free transportation to and from
Philadelphia. Camden and Intermedlsta
points. Cars specially reserved for
women operatives.
Working hours, 7 a. in. to 3 p. m.
84c TO Mc PER HOUR
rteglnnera receive 34c per hour while
under instruction which lasts from ono
to two weeks, aftr which the rate is
Increased according to proficiency.
This gives vou an opportunity to show
.our patriotism and do jour hit while
being paid for It. a tne operation of
this plant is essential to our overseas
Lunch mav- he carried Intn the plant
or purchased at cost in the cafeteria.
Further Information may be ohtalned
hv npplylg to any I'nited States or
Tederal emplosment bureau or
EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT
MacARTHUR BROTHERS COMPANY
washington park
westvillt:. n j
. MOON HOPKINS OPERATORS
TYPIST TAMILIAR WITH BILLING
AND COST WORK
PERMANENT POSITION. GOOD SALARY
E. F. HOUGHTON CO.
APPLY
240 W. SOMERSET ST
PHONE KENSINGTON 7100
SILK PICKERY AND SPREADERS Splen
aia wnn for articular workers- nald
while learning. Aoply Griswoid Worsted
Company, Darby. Fa.
SILK SPREADERS
Experienced and learnera: paid while learn
ing: good wages and steady work. Griswoid
Worsted Co., Darby, Pa.
STENOGRArHER nt once' exner. : must a
nhle to read notes readllv : good oppor
tunity: excellent working conditions. Miller
Lock Co . Orthodox and Tacony sts . Frank-
i ..j
uu.u,
,
STENOGRAPHER Young ladv. expert-
I enced: plessnnt surroundings; excellent on.
. pnrtunltv for advancement: salary 117:
tart lmmedlat.lv Call Sat.. July 13, after
n 10 n m . a,'!' Bourse ning.
STI,v-onRAPHER. first class xr-rleneed:
, - - - - - , h. -rni-iiste with exceptional ref.
erences. Pecora I'aini company. 4tn ana
Sedglev ave.
1 STENOflRAPHER, , experienced
permanent
nnsltlon. Apply
Whltaker-Glessner Co.,
I 1214 Hamilton St.
STENOORAP1IF.RS A large financial Insti
tution has a few vacancies In its stenogra
phic force; npplv. stating experience nge
nnd salary expected P M7. Ledger Office
STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPISTS
wanted, experienced Applv In person at
executive office, MacArthur Bros. Co., Wash
ington Park near Weatvllle. N. J.
TEACHER Young sehool teacher wanted
frr outdoor education work: pleasant
work: a reat from the schoolroom- good
salary Tor right person. P B14. Ledger Off.
TEACHER, competent, with less than 6
years' experience, wanted for persons!
servlra work during July and August.
p M3 Ledger Office.
WANTED
WOMEN FOR SCRIIBRIN'O AND CLEAN
ING: SHORT HOURS AND GOOD PAY.
J. 8 DRAKE
606 CHESTNUT ST.
WOMEN
Tor office building cleaning, white; 6 hours
per day. 3 30 to s3o a. m . 3 to p. m.
Good wages; steadv work Apply Room 444
WIDENER BLDO.
YOUNO LADY wanted for clerical position,
experienced preferred hut not essential;
Just nsturally quick and hrlght high school
graduate preferred: desirable position. An
swer with full particulars P 2B. Led. Pit
YOUNO LADY, to check atudents' hats. In
evenings for tuition Strayer'a Business
College, SOT Chestnut st.
YOUNO WOMAN, general otflce work.
knowledge nooKKecping; state salary, i;
2. Ledger Office.
HELP WANTED MALE
(Other Classified Ads on Tags 2)
A PATRIOTIC OPPORTUNITY
TELEPHONE SERVICE IS VITALLY
1XIPORTANT IN CARRYING ON THE
Wanno YOUNO WOMEN TELEPHONE OP.
ERATORS IN PHILADELPHIA AND VI
CINITY. THE WORLD'S WORKSHOP. ARE
PATRIOTICALLY HELPINO TO WIN THE
WAR.
YOUNO WOMEN. IT TO US YEAR OF
AOE CAN ENTER THIS GREAT WORK
AT ONCE.
10 PER WEEK IS PAID DUR1NO THE
FIRST FOUR WEEKS. WITH RAPID AD
VANCEMENT THEREAFTER.
PERMANENT POSITIONS; EXPERIENCE
UNNECESSARY.
THE WORK IS CLEAN ND FASC1NAT.
1NO THE SURROUNDINGS ARE PLEAS.
ANT. ,
MEALS SERVED AT COST AVNIVER
8ARY PAYMENTS. SICK BENEFITS VA
CATIONS WITH PAY. NOT OVER 8
HOUR8' WORK PER DAY,
LOOK INTO THIS PATRIOTIC OPPOR.
TIJNITY. TALK IT OVER ANT WEEKDAY
BETWEEN 8 AND 6 WITH
MISS M D RYAN
AT 408 MARKET STREET, PHILA.
OR
, MIRR W. U REILT.Y
20 E BTH ST.. CHESTER, TA.
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
PENNSYLVANIA
OF
ATTENDANTS and pupils A training school
for male nurses; large private hospital for
the Insane In Philadelphia. Apply superin
tendent of hospital. 8th and Market sts.,
between lap and 2;in. or py sppointm-nt,
.r.l
(Other riaIWet Ads on Paw )'
ULACHSMITH8 wanted. Si wage ahtpyare)
a.rii nircv wdik u. aesirea. luiai Anrnnp
Co . Chester. "
B O O K K ETE run
RXPERIENCED pOURLE-ENTRT
nOOKKEEPER IN ACCOUNTINO
DF.PARTMENTi ASK FOR MR.
PRICE.
PtlRLIC T.EDOEn COMPANY
SIXTH AND CHESTNUT STS.
ROOKKEEPER Trust company desire a
first-class ledger bookkeeper: ignod pas':
state age. previous experience and salarr
expected. P fi03 Ta-dger Office. .
BOOKKEEPER, experienced! stats full -
rlenee bv letter. Rernatetn-BaunvDa,
Costa Co.. 22d and Arch.
BOYS wanted. 14 years old! light work:
si per ween, iiutk uros., vn rs. an ax.
BOYS wanted. 1(1 jears. UR per week. AS
piv nurk nros . n;n ir. na it.
CAR CLEANERS FOR STREET KAILWAT
SERVICE! THOSE LIVTNO IN SOUTH
PHILADELPHIA PREFERRED. ArPLT
PHILA. RAILWAYS COMPANY. "WEST
SIDE OF PENROSE FERBY BRIDQE.
CASHIERS FOR STREET RAILWAY SERV
ICE'. THOSE RESIDING IN SOUTH
PHILADELPHIA PREFERRED. APPLY
rillLA. RAILWAYS COMPANY. WB8T
SIDE OF PENROSE FERRY BRIDGE.
CHANDELIER HANGER, experienced! mutt
he memher of union: P 814 Ledger Office.
CHAI'FFEURS wanted for Autocara: also
Hudforda: salary satisfactory to the right
men: steady work: must have reference from
last emplover: must he reliable, or do not
apply. Apply John Morrell A Co.. 820 Noble.
CHAUFFEUR, white,
must be useful In
house and garden: good wages. Hoard am
ia
room: rererences. i-none alerion n70,
COfORED laborers wanted for steady em
plovment Inside and outside; factory work:
live on tho premises: 3.1c per hour to start
ann nonus. wun npporiunuy ior anvance
ment: transportation and cash advances
Apply readv for work Monday morning. B.S0
to n.30. Ask for Mr. Bertrand. 1612 Sam
som st.. Pblla.
COLORED MEN wanted to work on folding
paper boxes. Brown ft Bailey Co.. 410 N.
Franklin.
COPYHOLDER YOUNO MAN
WHO IS A GOOD READER
WANTED IN PROOFREADING
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
LEDGER: 4S-HOUR WEEK;
NIGHT WORK; SALARY S12.
CALL TODAY. AFTER 5 P.M..
AT (10B CHESTNUT ST..
FIFTH FLOOR.
COMMISSARY DEPARTMENT OF GOVERN.
MENT SHIPYARD. HOO ISLAND. RE-
I QUIRES EXPERIENCED WHITE COOKS.
' WHITE KITCHEN MEN. WHITE BUS?
.MEN FOR CAFETERIAS; GOOD WAGES;
ROOM 'AND BOARD: PLEASANT SUR
ROUNDINGS. APPLY
U. S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
I
300 WALNUT ST.
SEE MR. SCULL
OR
MR. SWARTZ
1521 ARCH ST.
(Do not apply at Hog Island)
ELEVATOR OPERATORS
FOROrFICE-BUILDINO SERVICE: WHIT:
STEADY EMPLOYMENT APPLY
ROOM 431, LAMU IHLiS - -v
ELEVATOR OPERATORS for offlce.bulldlng
service: white: steadv employment. Apply
Room 444. Wldener Bldg.
ENCJINEER. MECHANICAL. FOR CON
STRUCTION WORK- ANSWER FULIiT,
GIVING AGE. EXPERIENCE. SALARY
DESIRED AND DATE AVAILARLE.
'R-63." FOSTOFFICE BOX 3484.
FIREMEN
LABORERS
Men familiar with Taylor atokers pes
ferred: good working conditions: ft-honr
shifts. Apply 9 to 10 a. m. or 0:30 to T
p. m., 8tn ana unrisusn sia.
FITTERS.UP on structural Iron wor flrst
CiaSS. IClU.l mciuiv nun ... ., uiRmnii,
Steward - Stevens Iron Wks., 1T2U N. th.
FOLDING paper boxes Esperlcnced strt
In.
pers wanted to pull loosei pieces off folil. j
a to pun loose' pieces oix I
Brawn & Baley Ca,,
lg ooxes. iirnwn xiaiiey v.u....s.v is,
Vanklln.
ULAftDd
FOR GOVERNMENT SHIPYARD
NEAR PHILADELPHIA
MEN OF CHARACTER AND TEMPERATal
-r ireLPWAXCTJ)--ttAti-f
HABITS WITH DISCHARGE FROM AR-Y.mJ
NAVY OR MARINE CORPS, BETWEEN
AGES OF 28 AND 42: MINIMUM WEIGHT.
145 POUNDS; MINIMUM HEIGHT, 5 FT.
i m . TCvricr.T.ENT LTVINd AND WORK, i
NG CONDITIONS, WITH GOOD PAT.
APPLT
U, 8. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
(00 WALNUT ST.
SEE MR. SHATTUCK
or ;
STATE EMPLOYMENT OFriCB
1521 ARCH ST.
MR. SWARTZ
KT,
FREIGHT HANDLERS , .
WANTED
CAN MAKE It PER DAY
AND UPWARD -
APPLT P. R. R
MANTUA TRANSFER ENTRANCE
51BT AND COLUMBIA AVE.
HAMMERMAN to run small trlphmmrofJ5
soa per nour; psrinancni posuion. n vr.d
Ledger unice.
HANGERS and assemblers, experienced, on
lighting fixtures. Apply Sulier A Co., 233 I
N mn at. .
HELPERS wanted. In to 45 years, for teleeiW
ohone cons
iruciion wnra; n-nour aay, wajsj
nnp. Annlv. to linui l?unnln..'.w
to 30c per hour.
Applv. to Jsraus Cunning.-.
ham. 1280 Arch et.. slsth ftoor.
frciklieitv (llltchern on fcrhtfSI emhrAhtesyl1
Lehlsh Bllkr HosljryMh; .'
, Hancooy ft. " ' 1, , ..A
.-,.
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