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EVENING LEPaER-PHIIiADELPHTA". FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1914.
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77ici ioo me o the church one day,
Where daddy preaches people good,
1 heard the great big organ play,
For high upon the scat I stood,
Afy mother said the things with eyes
Were pipes, so while my daddy spo!(c
I looked, an I yet, to my surprise,
I could not see one bit of smoke.
Afy daddy preached a great long time;
I thought about my humming top;
I longed to sec a spider climb,
And Andy Swartz's barbershop.
Then little children all in white
Were christened, standing in a line,'
I thought it was a pretty sight
To sec them smile and look so fine.
Then tee were called to graduate
From cradle roll to primary;
I Was afraid I would be late.
And ran down calling, "Here I be!"
They handed me a s'tifercat.
Oh, dear, I felt so sad and florn!
I cried, "No, ski I don't want that,
I want a little tooting horn."
The people laughed and laughed at me;
And daddy seemed to think 'twas fun.
But mother's mad as she can be.
And says she's 'shamed of little son.
MALCOLM SAXDEIIS JOHSSTOS'.
BEFORE THE SANDMAN COMES-
SO Mrs. South-breeze and her fam- f
ily decided to wait another day, j
and Jimmy promised to take good
. care of them.
"Vou ro back to the city, mother," '
said Jimmy, "and have a good time.
1 11 stay here in the woods and keep
jacK frost trom coming any turtner. ,
-., Luuut, ..i.e. juuid-uuctc as
very proud and happy to realize that
her little boy was growing up so he
could take care of her, and she was
Blad he was brave enough to want to
do it any mother would be. So she
smiled and patted Jimmy on his back ,
and wished him luck. Then she blew j
off toward the city to tend to her own
affairs. '
t v . T. , . . .
ueit aione, jimmy turnea drck ana
hunted ud his friend Bushv Smiirrel. '
V., ..,. r.-n,i, n..ci, i,- .:a . I
"- "t- iirjiik) ji4juj r 4iv- juiu .j
him. "That was my mother, and she
wanted me to start south,
"Oh dear," exclaimed Bushy Squir
rel, "just when we're getting to be
such friends. I suppose there's time
for nothing but to say good-by."
Jimmy giggled. "But I'm not go- And do you know, that's the reason
ing." he announced. ' why the trees of the woods turn red
"What!" cried Bushy Squirrel. "Not and gold at the tops, while they are
going?" He was so surprised he nearly I still green below,
forgot to hold his tail up straight. Old Jack Frost tries everv night to
"Not going, repeated Jimmy firmly. ' enter the forest, but Jimmy South
But Jack Frost IS coming tonight," ' hreeze hlnw and hlnwe rv b n't
cried Bushy Squirrel. "I feel per- '
fectly sure he is."
Jimmy laughed. "All right, let him '
come," he said: "he'll find me right
here in this very woods."
"But you don t know how fierce he
is," said Bushy Squirrel, anxiously.
"He .will come while you're asleep; '
he will bite your toes and sting your
nose and all that. You won't like it
a bit!" "You can't scare me," replied
Jimmy, bravely, "I'd like to meet this
fierce gentleman."
"But" Bushy Squirrel started to
argue again, but Jimmy interrupted
him. "But you see," he said, "I don't
intend to go to sleep.
"No?" asked Bushy Squirrel.
McNAIB EXPOUNDS SINGLE TAX
Answers Questions Put to Him by
Occupants of Cafe.
An impromptu discussion of public af
fairs by William N McN'alr, Democratic
candidate for Secretary' of Internal Af
fairs, was held In a little cafe at Juniper
and Sansom streets, when the candidate
entered the place late last night to buy
a sandwich.
The cafe was filled with Socialists and
others with pronounced oplnlona on na
tlonal and State Usues. Mr. McJIalr was
recognized and some of those present
gathered around his table to question him.
For the next half hour McNatr ex
rounded the dnctrlne of the single tax,
of which he Is an ardent exponent
$15,000 Left in Private Bequests
Wills admitted to probate today are
those of Emma K. Rlehle, late of 2303 Da
Lancey street, whose 15(X0 estate Is dis
tributed In private bequests, and William
8. Roberts, 1507 Foulkrod street, 4S). Per
sonal property of Emille Canders has ben
appraised at J38S0.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
Hugh O. Jonf. 272S N 13th it , and Mat-el II.
Sturgeon. .IMS Iscust st.
Allen S Dunn. I : VII Tioga st.. and Edith M.
Baker. 372S N Irith it.
Juilui C. Kornreld. 1343 N. 21th at., and 2il
Kleier, 1W N 10th it
John F. Donnelly, 3733 F&lrmount T., and
Marie K Lee. 4137 Mantua, are.
Jotcph Slutiker Altera. Pa-, ana Itullna
E. Hirsh. Hotel Lorraln.
George W. OMIngw, 1ST S. Md ., and Mary
M. Rlchardi. M15 Baltimore art,
Nlcholw j Kelly, 243 3. 11th at., and Mary
K. Cox. S80 If. 4th it.
Vincent P. Holowll. Umidali. Pa., and Ella-
abeth M. GoMrt. 1904 W CaunbrU at.
Edoanl N Lentil f l1 N 21it it., and Klli-
ateth C- Macslli. Camden. N J.
William Link. W23 N. Howard st. .and Lil
lian Barber. 1323 X Howard it.
Joseph Friedman, New York City, and M.bl
V. Labensood 7VI N 20th it.
Frederick O. Goodwin. KU N. 63d rC. and JU-
becca, J Caldwell, 4S1S Cedar avs.
aiatwlj 8i&noda, 47S3 Stilts it., and Parlnka
B)ak, 4T.1I Stile at
rlou. Pawloaikl. 214 E Ontarla at., and
Amlllla Rekiaczii, 2014 Ontario at.
James F. Ran. 1534 N. 10th St.. and Marra
L. Colluu. 621 S. 43th it.
Arthur T. Ford, Coatervtlle. Pa., and Mar
garet U. Mathers, 1315 Grt-in it.
Erla C. Mtti, Wuhlmton, D. C, aJld Car-
isella J. Hus-hM. 394C Chestnut st
IaiU rrltx. 2ra N Orati it . and Latnrs Car
tack. 576 Hevson it
Jtan B. Lanion. Jr Adelpbla Hotel, an!
Dora Marko. 737 Oxford it
Earn Lerntr, 182S Chfrry it and Bessls Wln-
t)urd. UU Cnerry at.
reward I Kenworthy 1924 RIdga ave.. and
Sa--aa J Hulilnjer, 1S20 Rldse ave.
Itotan J Snawkejr. Llancrca, Fs.. sad Marie
CUpp, &IS Viae tt.
"N'o," repeated Jimmy firmly. "I'll
stay awake all liijjht and keep oid Mr
Jack Frost out of the woods. I mean
to have one more whole day of suin-
mer."
So a through the afternoon Jim.
my and llis w0dsv .... "' . ''
frolicked. And when night time came,"
mcy an went 10 oca an nut Jimmy
South-breeze. He stayed wide wide
awake. '
He b, through the woods hither
and yonback Band forth keeping
guard hccijiih,
, J , , ,
And sure enough! Jack Frost did
come.- , He ble.w and, growled. But he
collltln t get into the woods not a
step. For every rdace he tried tn
n.-r I, m Tim.... f:. Ci i
"'"' te " J,mn' .J,mm.. blw
warl" ureains ana mellea all the
fierceness and iciness to nothing.
All night Jack Frost tried to enter
the woods. He blew over the tops
and around the edges. But he
couldn't get inside. So he gave up
and went back home.
get in. So Jack Frost stains the
leaves at the tree tops and then blows
off home.
Tomorrow South Pole Animali.
Copyright, lBli, Clara Ingram Judson.
Mayor of New York City Uses
Classified Ad to Fill Big Job
When Mayor Mitchel needed a real
big man for a real big job, he didn't
(From the N. T Bun , Oct. 21, 1014.)
.AilTertlalns- Fay.
"Pull" sags and "Influence" boohoos.
Mayor Mitchel has given a 15000-a.year
Job to a candidate selected out of some
300, all answerers of an advertisement
In the dally papers; an unsigned ad
vertisement that carried no possible
hint of politics It was addressed to
"only men of marked executive ability
and good experience," qualities that are
oftenest lacking In the political pap
feds. Advertising pays; pays the city as
well as smaller corporations; but the
cholee of the most competent man found
by advertising: we are living, we are
moving in a grand and wondrous time:
and the mossbound officeholder and
offlceseeker must fear the end of the
world.
looking for a man to fill a really big
job Take a Leaf From the Mayor s
Book. Put a Want Ad where com
petent, able men will see it. State your requirements, You
will find that the quickest and best way to fill vacancies with
the right sort of workers is to use the classified columns of the
PUBLIC
REDUCES TICKET REFUND
Interstate Commerce Commission
Favors Railroads In Ruling.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-A piwsentrer
may not leave a train ni any point he
chooses ami then recover from the rail
road on the whole of the unused
portion of a throuRh ticket he purchased,
the Interstate Commerce Commission
rued today.
T. C. Kennedy, of Chicago, bought a
ticket from New York to Chicago on tha
New York Central. He left the train nt
Syracuse and tried to collect the fare
from Syracuse to Chicago. The commls
slon decided a refund should ho made
from Elkhart. Ind., the first stop for
which a ticket can be purchased and
reparation from Elkhart to Chlcagu was
awarded.
HOUSING EVILS DISPLAYED
Store windows In which are displayed
pictures of the wretched sanitary condi
tions existing In parts of Philadelphia
Is the latest method adopted by the Hous
ing Commission to arouse Interest In I La
efforts to eliminate such evils. The first
exhibition Is at a shop, 32 South 8th
street. Others will be placed In the near
future.
The condition Illustrated by the pic
tures arc violations of the new housing
code passed by the State Legislature In
July, PI3, but never enforced because of
Councils' refusal to make an appropria
tion providing Vor the maintenance of a
division of the Health Department for
this purpose.
To Use Revere's Bell ns Fire Alarm
After remaining practically unused In
the belfry of the Phoenix Hall In Fair
haven for 70 years, the bell which was
placed there In 1792 Is to be moved to n
schoolhouso In North Kalrhavcn and
there used both for the school and for
the fire alarm system, according to the
Boston CJIobe. It win the flm bell III the
town and was mado by Paul Revere.
OBITUARIES
JOHN J. KENNEDY
John J. Kennedy, chief clerk In the
Naval Construction Department of the
William Cramp A Sons Ship and Engine
Building- Company for 23 years, Is dead
at his homo, 1813 Wlngohocklng street,
following a sudden attack of acute In
digestion. He was 64 years old. Mr. Ken
nedy, who died yesterday, wns chairman
r.f the Democratic City Committee during
President Cleveland's Administration, and
a member of the Flnlctter Club. His
widow. Mrs. Mary A. Kennedy, and two
! brothers, one of whom Is connected with
the rniladolpnia itecora, survive mm.
SISTER MARY CLOTHILDE
WILMINGTON", Del.. Oct. 23. Sister
Mary Clothllde died last night at the
Convent of the Visitation. She was 61
years old. Her family name was Doll
and she was born In. Martlnsbtirg, V.
Va. She was a second cousin of Mrs.
Spottswood Garland, of this city, and
a relative of the well-known MacSlierry
and Shrlver families, of Maryland.
eatljg
ALLISON. On October 21. 1014, ANNIE
GERTRUDE, daughter of the late Joseph K.
nnd Annie M Allison, aged 2S yearn. Fu
neral on Saturdas, at 2:."0 p. m.. from ISAM
Tanchttll avc. Interment at Mount Moriah
Cemetery.
IIAltllKR. ANNA BAItBEIt. 45 years. SD12
Filbert st.
IlAItNES. On October 21. 1014. ANNIE E
wlte of Leonard E. Harnes. Funeral services
on Saturday, at S p. m., at her late resi
dence. ISSi North 21t st. Interment at
WrlsrhtMllle. York County. Pa.
ItKlIItEND. On October 22. 1014. JACOn
lir:HtnNH. ased "I ears. Relatives and
friends. alo Joshua I.jl;e. No. 21, I. n.
II. II., are Invited to attend tho funeral, on
Punday. at 10 a. m. sharp, from his late
residence. 410 Ixcust avenue, Germatnomn.
Intrrmeut Mount Carmel Cemetery.
COATES. SAMUEL COATES. 30 years, 4133
Warren st
coiieSH-b
t.
ROSE COHEN. 6 vear.140G South
,tn st
COIA. FELICIA COIA. 5 years. 1330 Ells
worth st.
DAIA.On October 21. 1014, ELIZABETH
n , wife of Matthew J. Daly, aced 71 years
Relatives and friends aro invited to attend
the funiral service, on Saturday, at 2 p. m.,
at l"er late residence, cilS North 52d st. In
terment private.
DAVIS. On October 22. 1014, ANNA M.,
wife nr Renlamln c Iavls, nued OH vears.
Funeral rervires on Monday, at 11 a. m. pre
cisely, at her late residence. 4 President ave..
I'.utledge Interment private. at tfouth
1-iurel Hill Cemetery
DISSTON. On October 21. 1014, JENNIE E..
dauchter of the late Charles and Frances
Dlsstnn Relatives and friends are Invited to
attend the funeral service, on Saturday, at
a '30 o'clock, at the residence of her brother-in-law,
Atlee M. Rile, V.1S Morris St., Uer
mantovrn. Interment private.
DOl'miERTY MARIA DOUGHERTY, 10
. far- 1 North Pn-ston st.
nnriiHTY On October 20. 1014, ROSE M.
DOt'OHTY, daughter of the late Ilernard and
Catharine Clark Funeral on Monda. at ".'I
a m . from 2110 "West Passyunk ave Solemn
Mass of Requiem at the Church of St.
Monica, at 10 a. m. precisely. Interment at
Holy Cross Cemetery.
look among the ward heelers and polit
ical hangers-on to find him. He went
about it just as all good business men
do. He went to headquarters to the
classified columns of the newspapers
and out of 300 replies received to an
unsigned ad he picked the man who
was eminently fitted by ability and ex
perience for the work. When you are
HEATHS
MtKNfoF.N.
-On Octobre 21. 1914. JOHN
.. t ;..:.. "vwuin aj
.' nuenatld of Annie C. brennen. nela-
efi and frlenrf a I..,... .. ..-.... .....
S5fHL..MK,ct?',Rl 8,s lrklomni t., on
wiiit!J,.at-,0i30 m- Interment private.
l5A8il.,0n.9ln,"r 22 '' CAROLINE
fe.'-.Li i . ' '. - Prftsh. In hor Md year.
ii?!,-1" 1??e., of, S1' hephaw, William H.
"eBoh;';JnetfVrl8h M' ,nUfmenl l tn"
,,wfdowBnh707&.o1,?, lB11' MATILDA,
vV??. tvL ch'lfa .Wessner, aged ti
iuVn' ." rotle? o' ne. runeral will be
nut "t, tc r'',1,e,lt,c' atla Wal-
"SUJr,?" Octobsr 20. 1014, HAttRlBT,
Ri rt-iSKTl0 c .';"ftnd daunhter of th
La.V,.lL"?m nnrt Matilda Cushmore. Fu
rttn'tPT1? on tun!Rj-, at 2 p. m., t
tU.V. 1n"t r.MH.y N. nlfe of W lllsm II.
yiMii,t.on'.lil.!""r 2".h ""t Pneral "n
ti "eWl.."1! p hic'rom the rrllciiee nf
mA. v J' .." ilo"cn J., Mammon, Hell-S-.r'.Nii''.J.'"rv1""
nt ll, home. Inter
ment nt llcdrtlng.
'' Oil October 21. 1014, FANNIK W.
ton I)' Sl(low of A,,9lln Ilf". at WashlnK-
J9,lic:?'uddenlv, on October 21. loH. KEN
NETH AMTHOR JOH. Due notice of funeral
Mill be given, trom his parents' residence,
1721) Aberdeen tt.
KENNEliy. On October 22. 1014, JOHN J.,
husband of Mary A. Kennedy. Funeral on
Monday, at S:.to a. m., from trl Wlngo
hocking at. Solemn Requiem Ma at the
Church of tho Holy Child, at lo a m. In
terment at Holy Cross Cemetery,
KI.HKIE.- On Octnber, 30, 1014, at his late
residence, 132t North Wth st , PHILII'
Kl.iani:. ncd 111 vetrs Ftinernl mrvlcrs on
Saturday, nt t p. ni.. nt the parlors of Mrs.
, Josnh Srnmltt & Sons 1211 North 5th st
Interment Nerlhvvood Cemetery.
LANCE. On October 22. 1014, Mt MARY
LANCE, aged 82 jears. Funeral on Satur
day, At 2 p. m . from rum Widows' Avium,
1401 Knst Susquehanna nve Interment at
Palmer Burying Grounds.
I.AVU.EH. on October 21, 1014, THOMAS
II. ton of David Y. nnd tho late Catharine
I.avvlcr. runeml en Piturdav, at S:30 a. m
from 10.10 North 2d M. High Requiem Mass
at St. Michael's Church nt 10 n. m. Inter
ment St. Mary's Cemetery, Gloucester, N. J.
LILLY. On October 20, 1014, ELIZABETH
A widow of Thomas Lilly. Funeral
service on Saturday, at fi 30 n. m from
Into residence 2210 Lombard st. Solemn
High Mass of Requiem at St. Patrick's
Church, at 10 a m. Interment at Cathedral
Cemeterv.
LORENTZ On October 22, 1014, tlEOIlOE,
ami of Julia Ionntz Kraus, aned 40 vears.
Funeral services on Fntiirdny, at 2 p. m.. at
14W) North 2ith st Interment private, nt
Mount reire cemetetv.
l.nsCII. On October 22. 1014, CHRISTIAN
J . son nf tho late t hrlstian and t atollno
lisch funeral on Mondav, nt l-SO n m
from 2220 Ann st. Intermnet at Northwood
Cemetery
MATLACK On October 21, 1014. KATE
V., wit of John R. Matlack, need 4S yenr
and 4 months. Funeral on Saturday, at 1
p. m from 201 Maple ave., Westville, N, J,
Interment private, at Harlelgh Cemetery,
Camden. N. J.
McCAKNEY. JOHN McCARNET, 2 years.
333 Rhedaker St.
McMENAMIN. On Octoher 31, 1014, MAR
GARET HREEN McMENAMIN, widow of
Patrick MeMenamln. Funeral private, from
31"..". 1 North 8th st. Requiem Mass at St
Veronica's Church on Saturdny, at 10 a. m.
Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery.
McSORLEY. On October 21, 1014, MARY,
widow of Michael McHorlev (nee Dvvyer).
Funeral on Saturday, at 8;.10 a. m.. from
2028 Memphis st. Solemn Requiem Mass nt
St. Ann's Church nt 10 n. m. Interment at
New Cathedral Cemetery.
MILLER. In Switzerland, Mr. BENJAMIN
MILLER, of 137 West School lane. German
town. (By cable.)
N'EELY. On October 22, 1014, MARTHA J.,
widow of Joseph Neely. Funeral services on
Sundav. at 2 p. m., at her into residence.
2"Hi Martha st. Interment private, at
North Cedar Hill Cemetery
NELL On October 21. 1014, HANNMI
SMITH TALBOT, wife of George Nell. FV
nernl from her late residence. 012 Greenwood
nve., Jenklntnwn, Pa., on Sunday, October
25, at 1 :30 p. m. Interment at Mount Teaca
Cemetery.
O'DONNELI.. On October 21. 1014, ROSE,
widow of Hugh O'Donnell. Funeral on Sal
unlay, at 7 r3o a. m.. from the parlors of p.
J, Cnrroll, 244 North 4th st. High Mass of
Requiem at St. Augustine's Church nt 0 a.
m. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
PANNIAVARHOCKATIS. JENNIE PAN
NIAVASIIOCKATIS, 32 years, 127 Chris
tian st.
rrcill On October 20. 1014. HENRY C.
Sr., husband of the late Tacy A. Pugh
Funeral services on Saturday, at 2 p. in., at
his late rosldenco. 2310 N. Sartaln "st. Inter
ment strictly private, at Ml. I'caca Ceme
tery. (lfinORT. On October 21, 1014, at Caps
May, PETER S. QUIDORT. in his 8th
j ear. Services at ills late residence, 37 Jn"k.
son st , Cape May. at 2 p. m., Saturday,
October 24. Interment private, at Cold
Springs Cemetery, N. .1.
ROCHE. On October 21, 1014, LYDIA, wife
of James B. Roche. Relatives nnd friends are
Invited to attend the funeral services, on Sat
urday, at 2 p. m.. at her lato residence, SSI
North 2."th st. Interment private.
UVDNITSKY. PINTY RUDNITSKY. 48
years. 317 Pemberton st.
SCIITT. On October 22, 1014. HARRY, son
of rntrlck J. and Tilly J S-ott, aged 1 jear
and 2.'i da). Funeral on Saturdny, October
24 nt 1 p. m.. from the rosldenco of ills
uncle, George M. Scott. 1013 Durfor st. In
terment nt Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
SHAW. On October 20. 1014, THOMAS E
hushand of Louise Vv". Shaw and nunget son
of tho lato Charles and Im Shiw e;ed l
years. lamrrai services on .-niuruiiy, hi
p. m., at 2710 North 11th st. Interment
strictly private, at Mount Moriah Ceme
terv, SINN. At Phoenix. Ariz.. Tenth Month 18th,
lilll, RAYMOND II SINN, aged 23 ear,
son of Howard and Susanna R Sinn. Fu
neral on Second-day, Tenth Month 2hth, at
11 a. m.. from his prents' residence, 782
Wlster St.. Germantovvn. Interment pri
vate. SMITH. On October 21. 1014. WILLTAM R
hMITH, at his late residence. 222.1 North
Huh st. Due notice of tho funeral will bo
given.
STI'VEN. On October 22. 1014. LOUISA M.
STCVEN. widow of Max M. Ktuven. In lu-r
71st year. Relatives and friends are Invited to
attend the funeral services, on Saturday, nt
2 p. m. precisely, at her lato residence. Mill
Regent btreet, Mst street and Chester avo
nue. Interment prlvato.
TAGl'E. On October 21, 1014. ANNIE J.,
wife of James Tague. Funeral on Saturday,
LEDGER
DKATHS
st 8:30 a. tn from f21 Woodland ave.. JYjist
l'nuaneipnia. HQiemn ttequicm jieas m mo
Church of the ilest Blessed Sacrament, s
Jo a. m, interment at Holy crosj Cetne
terlr.
THISSP.t.t, On October 22, 1014, FANNtB
SCOTT, wife of John Mshn Tnlssell and
dauchter of James K. and Mary Maxwell
Beott. nelatlves and friends are Invited to
Attend tho funeral services, on Monday, at
if tt. m., at her parents' residence. W03 N,
11th, street, Oak Ine. Interment strictly
private.
TIItlltNTON. On Oetobef 10, 1014, CELIA
JOSEPHINE, wife of Jolm If, Thornton and
daunhter of Josephine and the latei Samuel
Befrett. Funeral on Saturday, at 2 p. m ,
from 4431 North 0th st. Interment private,
at Oreenwood (K of P.) Cemetery.
TOMI.INRON On October 20, 1914, .JOHN
TO.MMNSON, In his 53th year. Funeral
sen-Ices or, Saturday, at 2 p. m., nt B10H
Worth St.. FTanltford. Interment jirlvate.
W.W1KL. CHHIHTIAN WAOBL, TT years,
2Tt Kast C'mydtn st.
WKLLS On October 22, 1014. ItOLAND E.
husband of Cmma M. Wells, In his 22d year.
Funeral on Monday, October 2fl. at 2 p. m.,
irom tne residence or nia ratner-in-iaw, An
drew J. Slim. Mount Ijiurel, N J.
tVI I.RON,--Suddenly, on October 21. 1014.
OF.on.OR r.UWARD WILSON, Jr., In his
40th enr. Funeral services on Saturday, at
2 p. m st 14)3 Kenwood ave., Parksldn,
Camden, N. J. Interment prhate, at Ker-green-Cemetery.
MULFF. On October 31, 1014, ELIZA
UETH, widow of Theodore Wulff. llelatltes
and friends are InMted to attend funeral
sen-Ices on Saturday at 2 p. m., at apart
ments of David It. Kollock A Son, 1824 N.
Broad st. Interment prlvato.
nXJiD-Kn KDWAHD WTNDEn, 33 years.
2112 Sprlna; Garden st.
SlinniFF'S ritOCLAMATION
PROCLAMATION
notice is unnr.ny given to the
FREEMEN OP THE
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA
THAT ON
TUESDAY, NOV. 3, 1914
LM5INO THE TUESDAY NEXT FOLLOWINO
THE FIRST MONDAY OF NOVEMUEIl
ANIJ THE DAY OF THE GENERAL ELEC
TION, THERE ARE TO DB ELECTED!
Hy the Freemen residing In the Common
wealth of I'ennsylxanla, one person to servo
as a United States Senator for six years; one
person to serve as Governor, one person to
servo as Lieutenant-Governor and one person
to serve as Secretary of Internal Affairs, each
for four years; one person to serve as one
of the Judges if the Supreme Court for twenty
one soars; one person to serve as one of the
Judge of the Superior Court of said Common
wealth for ten scars, and four persons to
serve ns lUpriacntatlvcs-nfLnrge In the House
of Representatives of the Congress of the
United States for the Slxty-tourth Congrcs.
The Freemen residing In the City of Phila
delphia will vote upon the question of an In
criaso uf the Indebtedness of said City in
the sum of eleven million three hundred thou
sand (ll.ISuO.WK)) dollars, for ths following pur
roses, to wit!
Lr,'?":lr'1 reorganizing and rebuilding the
Philadelphia General Hospital, one million
(1,000,01,0) dollars: construction of sedimenta
tion basin at Torresdale, four hundred thou
sand Hwi.OHi) elollnrs, Improvement of water
supply In South Philadelphia, nve hundred
thousand (Wiu.iKil dollars; improvement of
water suppl In West Philadelphia, one hun
dred and mty thousand (150,000) dollars; pur
chase of water pipe and appliances, one hun
dred thousand (lim.OOO) dollars; Improvement
of country roads, two hundred thousand
UOO.UW) dollars; grading streets, two hundred
thousand i200,itHl) dollais; paving intersections,
one hundred thousand 1100,000) dollars; repay
ing streets between Snvder and Columbia ave
nues, including said avenues, and be
tween the Delaware and Schuylkill Riv
ers, six hundred thousand (GOO.OOO dollars; ro
paving street, two hundred thousand 2U.0U)
duiiars; grading, paving, repaying, etc.. I'asi
;unlt aviuiue trom Twenty-third street west
ward, fifty thousand (50,000) dollars; con
struction of main sewers, two hundred thou
sand (200,(100) dollars; construction of Gun
ner s Run relief sewer In Indiana street, from
Ihlrd to Twelfth street, two hundred thou
sand (200,1)00) UolUrs; reconstruction and re
location of eewers in the central portlun of
the city, five hundred thousand (.VXi,(si) dol
lars; construction of branch sewers, two hun
dred and fifty thousand (2.V),ni)0) dollars; con
struction of new bridges, three hundred thou
sand (.liip.ooo) dollars; improvement of tho
Uoulevard and branches, from Rhawn.striet
northward, four hundred thousand (400,tun)
dollars; harbor Improvements, nine bundled
thousand inoo.otxi) dollars to be expended an
allows: For completion of piers, between
tatharlne and Christian streets, and construc
tion o( pier at or near McKean street, eight
hundred thousand (S0O.O00) dollars, bulkhead
ing the Schuylkill River, seventy-five thou
sand (Tli.000) dollars; repairs and Improve,
ments to city piers, twenty-live thousand
i.'.i.iitiO) dollars; abolition of grade crossings
In South Philadelphia, one million (l.Ouuoou)
dollars, toward the erection of an Art Museum,
eight hundred thousand (MXi.tWD) dn.lam. ac.
tiuWtlon of property nnd the Improvement of
the Parkway, elirht hundred thousand isisitifiiii
do lars, toward the erection nf a Library build
ing on site acquired with money borrowed pur
suant lo ordlname approved June 17, ISPS,
forty thousand (W.OOO) dollars, toward a Sol
dlers and sailors' Memorial, one hundred nnd
sixty thousand (Iivi.ihs)) dollars; acquiring
property and improvement of small parks ana
recieation centres, three hundred thousand
(.100,000) dollars; purchase of proper!-, erec
tion of buildings and improvements of exist
ing pullce and nre stations, one hundred thou
sand (loo.ouo) dollars; purchase of apparatus,
one hundred thousand (100.000) dollars. Im
provement nf tho County Prisons, two hun
dred and fifty thouanil (25O.O00) dollars; Im
provement of Fairmount Park, two hundred
thousand C'MMiOO) dollars: purchase of prop,
vrty and Improvement of Cobh's t reck, Morris
nnd Indian Creek Parks, one hundred thousand
itoo,ooi)i dollars, construction of buildings for
Juvc.ilie and Domestic Relations llranch uf
mo ..lumciiiiti v uuri. lour nunareq tnouFau I
(400,100) dollars, payment of mandamuses,
eight hundred thousand (SOO.OOO) dollata.
Ily the Freemen residing In the First Con
gressional District, comprising the First, fcev.
enth, Twent) -sixth, Thirtieth, Thirty-sixth.
Thirty-ninth and Forty-eighth Wardsof the
said City, one person to serve aa Representa
tive of said District In the House or Repre
sentatives of the Congress of the United
States tor the Hlxty-fourth Congress.
By the Freemen residing In the Second
Congressional District, comprising the Eighth.
Ninth, Tenth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth. Flfi
teeutii, Twentieth and Thirty-seventh Wards of
the said Cltj. one person to serve ns Rep
resentative of cald District In the House of
Representatives of the congress or the United
States for the Hlxty-fourth Congress.
ny the Freemen residing In the Third Con.
gresslonal District, comprising the Second.
Third. Fourth. Fifth, fctxth. Eleventh. Twelfth!
Sixteenth, Seventeenth. Eighteenth and Nine
teenth Wards of the s.ald city, one person
to serve as Representative of said District
In the House of Representatives of the Con
greas of the United States for the Sixty
inurth Congress
Hy the Frrnmen residing In the Fourth Con
reKHloncl District tompr'slng the Twenty
eighth, Twenty-ninth. Thirty-second, Thirty,
eighth nnd Forts -seventh Wards of the raid
city, one parson tn servo as Representative
of said DlstrU-t In the House of Representa
tives of the Congress of the United States for
the Slsty-fourth t'ongrrss.
Hv the Freemen reldlng in the Fifth Con
gressional District, comprising the Twenty
third, Twenty-fifth. Thirty-first. Thlrty-th'rd,
Thirty-fifth, Forts -first. Forty-third and Forty
fifth Wards of the said City, one person tn
serve as Representative of the said Dlstitct
In the House of Representatives of ths Con
greis nf the United Mate for tho Sixty-fourth
Congress.
Ilv the Freemen residing in the Sixth Con
gressional District, comprising the Twenty,
lirst, Twents -second. Twenty-fourth. Twenty
sevcnli.. Thirty-fourth. Fortieth, Forty-second.
Fort -fourth und Forty-lxth Warda of the
said 1 lt. one person to serve as Representa
tive of said District in the House of Repre
sentatives of the Congress nf tha United States
for the Sixty-fourth Congress
1'y the Freemen residing In tho Second Sena,
tonal District comprising the Srcond. Third,
Fourth. Seventh. Eighth. Ninth and Thirtieth
Wards of said Cits', one person to serve as
!(epreentattve of said District In the Senate of
aid Commonwealth for four years
Hy the Freemen residing in ths Fourth Sena,
lorlal District, comprising the Twenty-fourth,
Tenty-seventh, Thirty-fourth. Fortieth.
Forts'-fourth and Forty-sixth Warda of said
i Its. on rerson to serve as Representative
of aaia j'lstnci in rue nenaie at saia con
inonwealth for four sears.
1" the Freemen residing tn the Sixth Sena
torial District, voiiii rising the Twenty-first,
Twents -seiond, Thins -eighth and Forty-aec-ond
Wards of said City, one person to serve
as Rei resentatlvis of said District in the Senate
of said Commonwealth for four years.
lis (be Freemen residing in the Eighth Sena
torial District, comprising the Twenty-third.
Twenty-ruth Thirty-third, Thirty-fifth. Forty
first, Forty-third and Forty-fifth Wards of said
Cits-, one person to serve as Representative
of said District in the Senate of said Com
monwealth for four years.
Ily tha Freemen residing In the First Rep
resentative District, comprising tha First and
Tblrty-ntntn vvaras or wm v.it.y, ore persons
to serve as Representatives of said District
in inn House, of Representatives of thm C.en
e House or svei
eral Assembly of said Commonwealth for two
Uy the Freemen residing In the Seiond Rep
resentative District, voniprlslng the Second
Ward of said city, ona person to serve as
Representative of said District in the Ilousa
of Represe.-itattvese of the General Assembly
of said Commonwealth for two S'ears
By the Freemen residing in the Third Rep
resentative District, comprising tha Third
Fourth and Fifth Warda of said City, two
persons to serve as Representatives of said
District In the House of Representatives if
ths General Assembly of said Commonwealth
for two years. . .
By the Freemen residing In the Fourth Rep
resentative District, comprising . the Sixth.
Eighth and Ninth Wards of said City, on
Eerson to sen's as Representative of said
Unlet in the House of Representatives of
the General Assembly of said Commonwealth
for two years.
y the fieemen residing In the Fifth Rsd-
ressntatlva District, comprising the Twents-
sixtn, iTHriy-sutn ana rony-signin vvaras of
said i Ity three, persons to serve as Rep
resentatives of said District In the House of
Rspresentatlvts of the General Assembly of
eald Commonwealth for two years
Hy tha Freemen residing In the Sixth Ree-
rcsenutlve Dlatrtst, cemit)Uif the Savra;li 1
SHIWIjflJMOOtfATlOIf ,
WM ef" said Clly. ene person to serve as
Representative of said District In the House
of Rfprcsentntlves of the General Assembly
ef .tld Commonwealth for two tri.
fly the Frtemen residing In the Seventh Rep
resentative District, comprising the Thirtieth
Ward of snld City, one person """
Representative of said District In the Houjo
of Representative' of the General Assembly
of rnld Commonwealth for two jears. ,
Ily the Freemen residing in the Eighth
Itopreentatlve District, comprising the Tenth,
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wntrls of said City,
two persons to servo us Representatives of said
District In the House of Representatives of
the General Assembly of said Commonwealth
nyrtheSFTCMricn residing In the Ninth Rep
resentative District, comprising the Eleventh
and Twelfth Wards of said Cltv. one pen-on
to serve as Representative of said District in
the Houae of Representatives of the (Icnoral
Assembly of said Commonwealth for two
Hy 'the Frremcn residing In the Tenth Rep
resentntlvtrDlstrlct, comprising the Fifteenth
Wnnl of said City, two prions l0.,Mr1vI8 ,V
Representatives of said District In the House
of Representatives nf the General Assembly
of said Commonwealth for two years
Ily the i-rer-men residing in mo r.nr.tin.,,
ltcprrcnlntlve Irtrlct. comprising the Sev
enteenth nnd Eighteenth Wards of said City,
one person to serve as Representative of eald
District In tho House of Representatives of
tho General Assembly of said Commonwealth
Ily tho Freemen residing In the. Twelfth
Representative District, enmprMng the Nine
teenth Ward of said City, two persons to
servo as Representatives of said District In
tho House of Representatives ,of tho General
Assembly of said Commonwealth for two sears.
Ilv the Freemen residing in the Thirteenth
Representative District, lomprlslng the Slx
tctnth and Twentieth Wnrda of slid City, two
persons to serve nt Reprcfcnlntlves of said
District In th House of Representatives of the
General Assembly of said Commonwealth for
two years. . ..
Ily the Freemen residing In the Fourteenth
Representative District, comprising the Twen-ty-nrst
Ward of said City, one person to serve
as llcreenlatlve of said District in the Houso
of Representative!! of the Oeneral Assembly
of said Commonwealth for two years.
TJy the Freemen residing In the Fifteenth
Representative District, comprising the Twen-tv-sccond
tnrt Forty-second Wards of said
Cits', two persons to servo ns Hepresonta lives
of raid District In the House of Representa
tives of the General Assembly of said Com
monwealth for two years.
Ry the freemen residing In the Sixteenth
Representative District, lomprlnlng the Twenty-third.
Thlrly-flfth ami Forty-first Wards of
sjilrl Cltv. one nrrsnn to servs as Representa
tive of said District 111 the House of Rcpre
sontatlirs of tho Cencral Assembly of said
Commonwealth for two s-eais,
Ily the freemen residing In the Seven
teenth Representative District, comprising the
Twenty-fourth, Thirty-fourth and Forty
fourth Wards of said City, three perrons to
serve as Representatives of said District In
the Houso of Ttenresentatlves of the General
Assembly of said Commonwealth for two
Sears.
I3y the Freemen residing In the Eighteenth
Repreecntatlvo District, comprising the Twenty-fifth
nnd Forty-fifth Wards of said City,
two persons to serve as Representatives of said
District in the Houso of Representatives of
the Oeneral Assembly of said Commonwealth
for two vearn.
Ry the Freemen residing In the Nineteenth
Repreeentntiv o District, comprising the Twcn-ty-clgtlh
and Thirty-seventh Wards of said
City, two persons to servo ns Representatives
of said District in tho Houso of Representa
tives of tho General Assembly of said Com
monwealth for two years.
Ilv tho freemen residing In the Twentieth
Representative District, comprising the Twenty-ninth
and forty-soventh Wards of said
city, two persons to sen'e as Representatives
of snld District In the House of Representatives
of tho General Assembly ef said Common
wealth for two sears.
Ry the Freeman residing In the Twcnty
ftrat Representative District, comprising the
Twenty-seventh, Fortieth nnd Torty-slxth
Wards of said Clt)-, two persons to serve na
Representatives of said District In the House
of Representatives of the General Assembly
of said Commonwotlth for two years.
Ry the Freemen residing In the Twenty
second Rpn sentatlvo District, comprising the
Thirty-second Ward of said city, one person
to seno as Representative of said District In
tho Houso of Representatives of tho General
Assembly of said Commonwealth for two
years.
Ily the Freemen residing In tho Twenty
third Representative District, comprising tho
Thirty-eighth Wnrd of said Cits-, ono person
to servo as Representative of said District In
the House of Representatives or the General
Assembly of said Commonwealth for two years.
Hy the Freemen residing In tha Twenty
fourth Representative District, comprising the
Thirty-third Ward ef said City, ono person to
serve ns Representative of said District In tho
l!nus of Representatives of thp General As
sembly of said Commonwealth for two v-car.
Ry the Freemen residing In tho Twenty
fifth Representative District, comprising tho
Forts'-thlrd Wnrd of said City, one person to
vcrc as Representative of said District in
the House of Representatives of tho General
Asembls' of said Commonwealth for two yearn.
Ry tho Freemen residing In the Twentv
slth Reprerentatlve District, comprising the
Thlrty-fir.it Wnrd of said Cits, ono person to
serve as Representative of the said District
In the House of Representatives of tho General
Assembly of said Commonwealth for two S'ears
Uy the Freemen residing In tho First Wnr.l
of said Cits', one person to sene as a member
of Select Council for (ho unexpired term of
Cl.nrlrs J. Pommer, resigned.
Hy the Freemen residing In the Fifth Wnrd
of said Cits', one person to sen'e a-, a member
of Select Council for tho unexpired term of
John J. Harrlgan, resigned
Ry the Freemen residing In the Tenth Ward
of Bald City, ono person to serve as a member
of Select Council for the unexpired term of
Dennis F. ntigorald, resigned.
Py tho Freemen residing In tho Eleventh
Ward of said City, one person to sen'o as n
member of Select Council for tho unexpired
term of David F Murphy, resigned.
Ry tho Freemen residing in tho Twelfth
Ward of said City, ono person to serve as a
m.mwr ni select council ror tne unexpired
trim of William II. Cooper, deceased.
Hy the Freemen residing in the First Ward
ef snld City, one person to sen'o as a member
of Common Council for the unexpired term of
V Edwin Bonnlck, resigned.
Ry the Freemen residing In the Fifteenth
Ward of said Cltv. one oerson to serve ns n
member of Common Council for the unexpired
term of Rrs-an Harron, resigned.
Ry tho Freemen residing In the Forty-eighth
Ward of vld Cits', one person to sen-o as a
member nf Ptlect Council until tho first Mon
day of January, miR.
Ily the Freemen residing In the Twenty
first Ward of said City, one person to sen-e as
a member of Common Council for tho unexpired
term of Levi C. Hart, resigned.
Hy the Freemen residing In tha Twenty
seventh Wnrd of said City, ono person to
srne as a member of Common Council for
the unexpired term of George J, Van Houtcti,
resigned.
Ily the Freemen residing In tha Twents'
elghth Ward of said Cits', one person to serve
as, a member of Common Council for the un
expired term of James SImmlngton. resigned
Hy tha Freemen residing In the Forty
eighth Ward of said City, one person to servo
as a ember of Common Council until the first
Monony of January, 1010.
The following aro the names of the several
candidates for the several unices to be filled
as aforesaid, to wit: '
UNITED STATES SENATOR.
Demncrailc- A Mitchell Palmer. Wa-hln-.
ton Hull Moose and Itorsevclt Progress ve-
Glfford Plnchot. Republican and Personal
LlbertS" Holes Penrose S'Klailst Fred ?
Whiteside Prohlbltlon-Madlson F. Larkln
.-.......Ian.. a j ? ii- -Kin.
.llUU.iliaii.l .. w. .will', l.
GOVERNOR.
Democratic and Washington-Vance C. Mc
Cormick. Roosevelt Progressive Will am
Draper Lewis. Republican, Kes'atone and
Personal Liberty-Martin G. Brumbaugh So.
clallst-Joseph II. Allen. Hull Moo'e-Charlei
N. nniram. Industrialist-Caleb Harrison
Prohlbltton-Matthow H. Mevenson. "arr",on'
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR
Democratic and Kesstono-William V
Creasy. Washington, Roooevelt rugrcssli.i
and Hull Mnose-1'er.-s V. Smith. IleimbHcan
and Personal l.lb.rtj-l rank II. M "'lah. "".
claim-Frederick J. S.;holr. Pr..hlbltlon-H
J lallen. industrialist George G Anton
SECRETARY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS
Democratic William N. I,'V,,,. .. .,....'
ton. Hull Mooeo and Roosevelt p'ro3res,ivBN
Fred E. Lewis. n.publlcan, Kesstono and I
reraonsi j.ioeny iicnry Houck. Socialist
Robert II. Rlngler. Prohibition-. w'tT
Smith. Industrialist Wm. II. Thomas
JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT
JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT
Txi."rPan'"nJam" E '"k' & Si.
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS AT
I-ARGE.
Democratic Robert 8. Hnght Mnriin .
nlng. Caton. Arthur n. nark Oiar?..,J''C"
Crosby Washington. Hull Jloose and Roo..'
velt rrogreslve-Ix N Mitchell Arthur ii"
Ilupley Anderson 11. U alters. Hirr Watson'
Jtepuullcan and Personal Llberiy"rhonin. Q
Crago, Slahlon M. Garland, Daniel F Ta? 5'
John R K. Scott. Soilallst-Dennls" o?hh,;
Coughlin. Edward W. llasdon. V s nll'AVi
King. Cbarlea Sehl Prohibltlon-Geofgi Ha,V
jamta J. Patton, II R. Pike. S Harper Hiiifth'
Kesstpne-Alben W Illni. Joseph "uf Holts
John Llpsett Howard S. Welktr Industrlaliit
X Ml'f-lib.. ' " - M"n"' cn"' 5'urncr!
CONGRESS.
first District Denuicratli -laiwrene v i .
t'russln Washington. Ke stone and Pr'Ai.iKi"
tton-Jobn Hurt Iteimblltanand no,ivS ,"
Progressive-William S Vare. a"'uil-i U '
Santamarle. aw-wmi J.
Second District -Democratic. Vahim,.
and Roosevelt Progressive-Patrick f T."
way Republican and KvvstSne-Oeor'ge V
Third Iitrlct.-Dcmocratic John ii w,
Washlngten and Roosevelt ProiresslviA.7'
ham I. Welnstock. Republican an" KeVatoM
-J. Hampton Jloore Socialist Ltiwla :vJ!u!2?
berg. Prohlbltlon-Elwood Allen i itl'SS;
Sunday Law- Moees Stearn. Llbtgal
Fourth Plstrlct.-Deniocratle-Patrlck u
Ln,u'on,-JonC,,lnay1,0rS' " $&
Filth D)j.trt t liemx-ratlc Waahinrtnn
Keystone and Itcoaevelt ProirsaalV. ?S2?I
clallst -John N
nest, ii. van
' - 4uuivivion t-r-
Sixth District. Derc-crarle and v....
J, WMbinjtea U.,TWS..l?te
Biticmgra rocurtATinW
IcVr S Drake. Republican, ttms . ."-'
Roosovelt rrogretslve-tjeorre F. ns-JI' M
,,,,.,u-cnh?ny.,!,0nd " M,"er' -nSSfifcrS
ntfUlnftif, i BnUn i
, Bccond DIfttriet.-Dcmo6ratI--rr,nV 1 ,
Vnhlnfiton-Francl B. Diddle. pJffl-'a-v
Keystone
W. Sal us.
Slala.Th,KfdrpS
elon Ralnh H. noberaon.
. Fourth District, Democratic and ....-.
Albert H. l.adner. Jr. Wnshlntton-oi."?"-rtatli.
Republican, Hull Moose T anonS?'
Progressive-Edward W. Pattort. sS?,Tll
ucuisp -. '-.tniis.
Prohlbltlon-L. p tV'L1'--
Sixth District. Democratlc-Grovtr'n.!2't,l.
Ivdner. Washington and Prohlbltion..VlS,U1
lln Spencer Edmonds. Republican nnPlU
stono-Owen 13. Jenkins. Soclallst-w S'
Jae,mT.D--Va?h'nrgyS SB fe
-Wllll.mnWlWee Smith. Spcl..t'Ie,
Evans. Prohlbltion-Wllllam Hushes m M
ntfMpn.it. .ieatftii.vtini ' 1
" RESENTATIVESD'J F R-
First District. Democratic Daniel t
kin-), John H. Stuebing. Republican nna L'!'-'
stone-John .McDermott, Jr. Republlcsi '"
stone and Prohibition-Leopold c, of2..KS"
clallet-Maurlco Goldberg, Jacob PtV-L
Washington-Joseph S. Silver. Cllntod 'J
Second District Democratic, Remiblleia . .
Kcystone-I. O. Gordon Forstcr Va,hi iH
-Harry Witmer. Soclallst-Emanucl f KlieP"
inirn uuuki. Liemocrnuc .viax D r i.i
Peter Sharkey. Washington-Harry M ti."-,
Henry it. jsolto. ncpubllenn and Keyi!..''
Charles J. Itoney, Jr., Isadora stern? SocfUS
-Simon V. Santr, Joseph A. Goliau m I
Fourth District, Demooratlc Ryerson
Jennings. Washington Thomas Kelle .'
publican and Keystone James V Larfcrtr el
ciansi ueorgo cncatr.ani. "
Fifth District Democratic John n. t.
I.aughlln William J. Rowen, Thnmsj CeVu
AVnthlnnton. Keystone nnd Prnhihiiin-J-.'i''
M!.iiV Wilson. Waalilniton and RcpubllS
William IS. Wilson. WoslUniton, Ksvs&.
ani Prohibition Cheslnr A. Jtnd... '"2" I
publlcnn-Frod. W. Wlllnrd. Kdwln B. &!
Socialist A. 3, Trlclcer, William Dlensr. n ?
q. Jones. Keyetor.e John Realmear. PreliKj
. Sixth District. Democratlo and jteysters
John J. Royk Washington George W. Ui7
RenilbltCf.n tWarren IV rtrAhem "
Seventh District, Democratic Thome Sin. L
rrogresslvo nnd Keystone-Thomas F. j:
Nlchol. Prohibition George Wilson.
Eighth Dlsttlct. Democratlo Jos'iin u.
O Rrlen. Joseph vVellochek. Weehlngten, j
publican nnd Keystone Ephrolm Upset,,,,,
Teeriion W. Smith. Seclallst SamiKl
Snvili. Morris Grossman.
Ninth District Democratic and WaiNa
ton William Dcppcnnchmldt. Republican ai
Key stone Henry Oransback, Br. SocUllstJ
Hairy Parker.
Tenth District Democratic Frank T,
Dlnnn. Democratic, Washington and Iteess,
velt Progressive Louis Goodfrlend. RsjabH.
onn. Keystone and Socialist Andrew il
Richards. Republican Aloyslus Holland Tirls
bill. Socialist A. H. Tlndlll. Roossvelt Pre.
cresslve William B. Lewis. Prohibition Joli
Alcorn. Keystone A. II, Tlmball.
Eleventh District. Demoors.Ho, Repullitis
and Socialist Richard Curry. Washington-inl
Keystone John II. Calahan.
Twelfth District. Democratlo Themn
Dallas, Joseph Hagerty. Washington and
Roosevelt Progressive Robert R. P. Dradforl
William Buchhelm. Republican Harry T.
Rauerle. John E. Arthur. Socialist Marcellcs
Wait, Karl Wachtmann. Keystone Oeorcs J,
Willis. Edw. C. Deck.
Thirteenth DistrlcU Democratlo and Kej.
stone Joseph Blttner. Democratlo John
Hatiger. Washington John C. Haegele, Wll.
Ham M. A- Steel. Republican and Prohibition
- Jntepli It. M'cArdls. Republican and Krj.
stone Max Aron. Socialist Harry StrauM,
Loulsj Schorpp. Prohibition William I'm.
stead.
Fourteenth District. Washington and Ksj
stone Willis n. Heldlnger. Republican Jam's
C Wobensmltli. Socialist -M. J. Cannon,
Prohibition L. Montgomery Gibson.
Fifteenth District. Democratic, Republics.
and Kes'atone John V. Cummins, William T.
Weir, Jr. Washington nnd Prohibition
George C. Ulrlch, Samuel R. Scott. Socialist-.
Conrad Dodger, Jr., Jns. McDermott.
Sixteenth District. Democratlo Charles J.
Chrlsts-. Washington, Republican and Ksj.
stoneJames A. Dunn. Socialist--Renjamln ?,
Dlakes'. Prohibition James Morrison.
Seventeenth District. Democratic and WasS.
Ington Edwin F. Suplee. C. Wesley T. ItoWa
son. Roosevelt Progressive Jamei J. Camp
bell Democratic, Prohibition, Washington snl
Roosevelt Progressive T. Henry Walnut. Its.
publican James J. Heffernan, Russell T.
Vogtles. Republican and Roosovelt Progresses
Theodore Campbell. Socialist Ernest CM.
hill, William II. Rateman. Robert J. UalL
Kes-stone Benjamin II. Fields, Matthew M.
farrell. C. Hermann Barrett. Prohibition I.
W. Wllhelm, J. N. Doran.
Eighteenth District. Democratlo and Wash.
Ington Edward J. Hlnkle. Democratic
Emanuel R. Clinton. Washington- (ieorge t.
Horsfleld. Republican William Nlcder. Satn.
uel J. Perry. Socialist Robert Fletcher, Jos.
eph R. Hansen. Keystone William A. Cloak,
E J. Hlnckel.
Nineteenth District. Democratic nnd Wash
ington William Hancock, James Slmmlnstoa,
Republican nnd Keystone Clarence A Rowfll,
John Resnnlds. Socialist Frederick Munsener,
Jncob II. Root. ITohlbitlon W. E. Erabtri,
W. F. Hodge.
Twentieth District. Democratic. WasMnr
ton and Keystone William Nlckell Henry P.
Stlllts'. Republican and Socialist Patrick
Conner, John H. Drinkhoune. nons.ovelt Pro.
gres.lve W. Mitchell. O. E. While. Prohibi
tion Wm. Hager, W. S. I'mstend
Twents'-flrst District. - Democratic Sarnad
C. Henry, John J. McQunld.- Washington an!
Bull Moose Julius II, Price, Jr., W Franklin
Hodges. Republican and Keystone John He
Cllrdock. William Walsh. Socialist Waltsr
A. Evitts, Leonard Terrone. Prohibition S.
B. Fltzpatrlck. J. (1 Dalley.
Tvveius'-second District Democrntlc--Ofori
P. Aatons. Washington nnd Prohibition-"
Charles F. Byrne. Republican nnd Kes stone-.
Alexander D. Lauer. Socialist William A.
Amtsfeld. Roosevelt Progressive Lorenu
Smith. ,
Twenty-third District. Democratic, RfP,1'
cm nnrl ICvsinn Sltrmund J. Gans VVasa.
ington-Charles E. Beury. Socialist Hon
Serti-r. Prohibition Lukens Webster,
Twenty-fourth District. Democratic JoSi
II. Shade. Washington Andrew J WUson.
Republican Frank Fackler. Socialist PWllJ
Hlrtli. Keystone Hugh Piper. Prohibitions
William A. Hughes.
Tvvemy-flfth District. Democratic and KtJ;
stone Willlnm It. Hall. Washington ar.1
Roosevelt Progressive John J. Smith Re
publican Frederick Beyer. Socialist W
Sheiman. .. ... . !
Twenty-sixth District. Democratic aonu .
Slater. Republican. Washington and Rook
velt Progressive Harry L. Hackett. SoclaJUt
George II. Smith. Keystone Frederic B.
Mackerel!.
SELECT COUNCIL. -
P'lrst Ward. Keystone nnd Republican w.
Edwin Ronnlck. Washington Charles Ln'er.
Fifth Ward. Keystone and Republican-
George T. Conrade. m-..-
Tenth Ward. Keystone and Republicin
Joahua Evans. nu...
Eleventh Ward. Keystone and RePullcK
William F. Nlckles. Washington John Kl
"Twelfth Ward.- Keystone and Republic"-'
0car T. Levy. Washington --Albert fccbranj-
Forty-elghth Ward. Keystone and RP
can C. Walter Glasgow, Washington-'
Charles A. Young.
COs'tMON COUNCIL.
First Ward. --Keystone and Republican-
Harvey M. Itlghter. . uta
Fifteenth Wnr.l. Keystone and ItepuMIcan-
Samuel McQuade. Democratic and Wasnmi
ton James L. Shields. i,mi.
Twenty-first Ward. Kes'stone and nepsMj
can John P. Thompson. Washington Ilortrs
V. JlacFads'en. - . R
Twenty-seventh Ward -Keystone and , WJ
publican William F. Gleason. Democrl
Renjamln Clyman. . r
Twenty-eighth Ward. Keystone and I
publican William D. Asnip. Democratic aw
Washington Jacob Rothkugel. ,
Forty-eighth Ward. Kes stone Oeorge J"
II. Potter. RepublUun George von II. rc"
Washington Wm. C. Gumppert.
THE FREEMEN IN THE SE 1:R VI- CVEC I
TION DIVISIONS OF THE bBV ERAIi I
.irna (ii- Tilt? clTf. IttSI'EiTlVfcbl,
W1I4 VOTE AT THE FOLLuWlSU
1'L.VCES, TO WIT:
FIRST WARD
1st Dlv Vote ia.'i."s S Second ,
2d Dlv Vote S W cor Front and Tasker
;td Dlv Vote 15US S Second
4th Dlv Vole 1102 S Second
Bth Dlv Vote l"Ml Sloyamenalng
htli Div Vote N W tor Fifth and Reed
7th Dlv Vote 1320 S Sixth
Sth Dlv Vote li'lu S Eighth
bth Dlv Vote S E cur Ninth and Earp
luih Div Vote N E ror Ninth and '
11th Dlv Vote T1S Dlcklnauu
Uili Ulv Vote Hllo ri Sixth
l.lth Dlv Vote H'iS S Film
Hth Dlv Vote 100 Dickinson . , .
15th Dlv Vuta N E cor Fourth and Tasksr
10th Dlv Vote 1021 S Second
Uih Dlv Votu 1710 S Front
lbih Dlv Vote 1S27 Moyanitnslng ave
luth Dlv Vote 110 Moore
20th Dlv Vote a E cor Sixth and Sloore
21st Div Vote S W cor Sixth and Morris
22d Dlv Vote N E cor Kli.ult and Slurru
JJ Dlv VuIb 1K21 S Ninth
21th Dlv Vote im S Ninth , ril
SSth Dlv Vote S W cor Eleventh and Morns
20th Dlv Vote 1730 S Tc.ith
27th Div Vote 12ol Sluun.
2Mb Dlv Vote 1801 S Eighth .
2th Dlv Vote S E cor St-iund and s8'
:Otn IIIV voie v cur rum aiivs "",", Vi-iol
31st Dlv Vote 8 E ior PasyunU and Dbs"
SECOND WARD.
1st Div Vote 087 S Front
2d Dlv Vote 1122 S Front
3d Dlv Vote UJ-I 3 Second
1th Div Vote -'-"I Washington ave
f,th Div Vote 1215 Slov-ameniog ave
6th Dlv Vote 1223 S Fourth
Tth Dlv Vote 1024 E Moyamenslns
Sth Dlv Vote 821 S Fifth
Sth Dlv Vote 016 S Third
10th Dlv Vote BOS Christian
12th Div Vote N W cor Fourth and Wasior
Wth Dlv Vote N VV cor Fourth and Whxrtcs
11th Div V'te 813 Whurton . .
l.Mh Dlv Vot N W cor irth and Ftderw
16th Div Vpto 122a s Eighth- ni-t raca
17tU Div Vote 112 i Pasisunls v
Dub, 1'iv V te O'-l Ellswoilh .
Wth Dlv Vote, N W tor E.gbih inj IX,,,L
2th Div Vote S W ct.r Nltth and Caip"1
21st Div Votq Ml S Tenth
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