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MRS. M'LEAN WINS
TENNIS TITLE TODAY
ON MEMON COURTS
Morristown Player Defeats
Mrs. C. N. Beard in
Finals Match Well
Played Consolation Sets
Staged This Morning.
MEIUON CntCKET CLUB, Juno 5.
Mrg. Marshall Jtcl.enn, of Morristown,
N. J., gained a well-merited victor over
Mm d. M. Beard, of tho Cynwyd Club,
Philadelphia, In the tltlo round for the
tvomcn'a tennis championship of Penn
nylvnnln and Eastern States at the Mer
lon Cricket Ctub here today. Mrs. Mc
Lean, who was Miss Helen Homnns and
vho won tho national championship In
3M7, won today In straight setsi 6-0, 6-2.
In the) first set the champion had every
thing her own way and In tho entlro set
Mrs Beard won but eight points and not
ft slnglo game, as follows:
Mrs, McLean 4 4 4 4 4 4-24
Mrs. Heard I I J ! ! l-
The local player played up much better
In the Bccond set and tho first four
games were split. Mrs. McLean won
tho fifth gnme and the sixth nftcr ad
vantage had been called each way twice
This mado tho seoro four games to two
in favor of Mrs. McLean, who then
captured the tltlo by winning the next
two Rumen. Tho score:
Mrs. McLean 16 2 6 4 10 4-37
Mrs. Beard 4 4 4 4 18 2 2-20
A most spirited contest resulted when
Miss Clnre Casscl and Wallnco P. John
son played Miss Dorothy DlPston and
A. D. Thayer In tho semlllnal round
Of tho mixed doubles
Tim playing of Miss Dlsston and
Thayer was surprisingly good In the
first set. and the pair from tho Phila
delphia Cricket Club won It by six games
two, When they obtained an early
lid In the second set It looked ns If
hey might go Into the final In straight
Rets. Eventually Miss Cassell and John
son won the sets by eight games to six.
Miss Dlsston nnd Thayer won tho first
tramo of tho deciding set nnd tho others
repaid by taklnp; tho next gnmc.
On Thayer's service this side won the
third game, and nlthough they brought
tho scorn of tho fourth game to deuco
with Johns serving, the other side won
tho gamo nnd the score was two all.
Johnson's lino covering of tho court was
responsible, ho nnd his partner breaking
through Miss Dlsston's service, and won
the fifth game.
They won on Miss Cassell's service,
making the scoro four games to two In
favor of Miss Cassell and Johnson. With
Thayer serving, Johnson and his partner
won again, Thayer serving a double
fnult for tho final point This made the
score of the third Bet live games to two,
nnd with Johnson serving Miss Dlsston
and Thayer won, bringing tho score to
five games to three. Johnson and Miss
Cassell then won tho next game, nnd
captured the set and match. Scores, 2-G,
8-0, 0-3. They play Mrs. D. Paul and
Edgar Scott in tho final.
Summaries:
CONSOLATION SINGLES.
ftaminnnt Tlnun.f
Mrs. Gilbert Harvey defeated Miss Emello
Kennedy. 0-0. 8-1.
Plnnl Hound.
8-10 ,""rvy defeated Miss Helen Alexander,
CONSOLATION DOUBLES.
SemMnnl nound.
, Misses Sarah nnd Margaretta Mi era defeated
Mlssea n. anil A. Hensel. 'T-t, 7-3
KiiM" r nml Mr" lltrt Harvey
Jl ,;;V , " nrwr ami pubs M. uoates,
.' NP, 0-.I, O-l.
V CONSOLATION MIXED DOUDLES.
,,N v I Second Round
. "5 Si ,M.. ly,x nml Edmund Thayer dt
S" it 1 Coaies nnd A. Klrkland, 4.(1,
GRISLE, T0LAKD RAGEABOUT,
WINS TWELVE-MILE CONTEST
Four Boati Start in Race Over Es
Bington Course One Fell Out.
The GrlsleX owned by Robert Toland,
won tho 12-nUle raco this nfternoon over
tho courso aO, Esslngton Tho time was
1 hour 20 minutes and 30 seconds. Tho
Quakeress, owned by Clarence Godshalk,
was second. The other boats entered In
the contest wcra. the Cynthia, owned by
JA, Leonard Kent, Jr., and the Kllnnor.
owned by A. F. Bancroft.
In the return trip tho Ellanor broke Its
rudder and had to be towed In. The
races tcday were the third of a series
of contests staged by the Corinthian
Yacht Cltfb.
MOTORISTS OF CITY RESPOND
TO ORPHANS' DAY APPEAL
Director Porter Calls on Car Owners to Help in Outing on
Tuesday Maxwell Representatives Hold Meeting.
Wholesale Arrests on Fort Washington Bridge.
Motorists of this city have responded
generously to the appeal of Director of
Publlo Safety Porter to co-operate with
the city authorities In making the annual
Orphans' Day outing a huge success this
year. More than MO motorcars and trucka
have already been pledged to carry the
children from the various orphan homes
to Willow Grovo and return next Tues
day. Director Porter said this morning that
SXi additional cars and trucks were still
needed to provide transportation for the
total of 2400 children who have been look.
Ing forward to this outing, which Is ono.
of the two biff events In their lives, tho
other beins Christmas Day.
George Simpson, manager of the Good
rich, ttrs branch in this city, Is naturally
much elated over the Sllvertown Cord
victory In the Indianapolis Speedway raco
on Memorial Day. Twenty-twq of the
26 big-nosed racers In the getaway were
equipped with Sllvertown Cords, an.
every car that fllnshed the race was thus
equipped, it lias been acknowledged lined
the first runnlne of the International clas.
aid that the race U the most severe test
of tires In motordom's calendar of com
petitions. ThU year there was less tiro
trouble than In any previous race, so
Mr. Simpson may Justifiably feel proud
of this Sllvertown victory. One of th
Iwjianapolis newspapers on the morning
after the race stated: "De Palma mado
two stops and Resta one. Neither bad
lire trouble of any consequence and both
were equipped with Sllvertown tires. Un
tU one week ago D Palma Intended to
w fabric tires, but changed to Sliver
towns after trying; xhtm any
8, Douglass Harnett! Philadelphia, au
hority on motor-veiiloie jaw, Informs the
imnum Lseuiui (hftt a constable u
makine wbslM arrejvt of nwtortU
who fail to run slowly or btew ti)Jr
tonu when eroutnc Fort WasWgton
bridge, on the toad to Ambler. "Judge"
Bartlett declares that the tigas jKestad
At the point do nut fulrU the require
01 ifce mutur vehicle act.
George YVnni;(o!i Hippie U With us
sjpftta. To b uic he juuips ovr frets
New Tark for uuly a. . .juple of days every
week, but it duen seem umt Mkt nliln
time to have liu.i ululating along the
raw wiiu nut svawi 1 axe na rocuoa lotm
and Mutk ut brand-new slorit. not (9
.ueutiua tut old nuMfterpiece. "Kelly's
iTvoiii Mr lliipi who w piouil-
ml .1 ths atnatnabiio tteid twrtt for v-
OLIVET TEAM VICTOR
IN ALLENTOWN RACE
Y. M. C. A. Cross-Country
Event Is Won by Clement
Hntiser Fisher Gets Second.
ALLCNTOWN. Pa., June 5. The sec
ond annual llvc-mllc modified run, con
ducted by tho Allentown V. M. C. A.
Cross-Country Club, was won by tho
Olivet team of Heading this afternoon.
Clement Hnuscr, of (he T. M. C. A.
team, was the flrftl one to cross the tape,
while Lloyd V. Klshor, of Heading, was
n cioic second. Tho runners finished ns
follows: No. 1, Clement llmiier, Y. M.
C. A., No. 2, Lloyd V. Fisher, Olivet;
No. 3, II. Willis, Olivet; No. 4, Donald L.
Ilclfrlch. Merccrsburg, No. IS, Hlmer Hart,
Olivet, No. fi, .nines Hagle, V. M. C. A.:
No. 7, Arch Schaffor, Y. M. C, A.; No. 8.
John Hllkora, Y. M. C. A.; No. 5, Oeorgu
Pawling, Olivet; No. 10 William Young,
Y. M. C. A., No. II, Walter Krclsher,
Olivet; No. 12, C, Mnrteg, Y. M. C. A.;
No. 13, Austin Lee, Y. M. C. A.
The following failed to finish: Jnmcs
Cnssct. Krcil Shaffer. William Wllllstcrn,
of the Y. M. C. A., while Krnnk Nondoer
Jcr, of Beading, was tlio only one of tho
Olivet team falling.
WHAT MAY HAPPEN
IN BASEBALL TODAY
NATIONAL I.EACJUK
Club. Won. Iout. Per Ct. Wln.I.ne.
rhlrnitn 2.1 la .Mn .001) ,im
I'Mlllen 21 IH .M8 .rtSO ..12.1
llrnoklyn 21 10 .IMA ,n,l7 .1112
llolnn 211 10 .1113 .A3.1 ..1110
HI. Lnuls 20 22 .470 .488 ,40.1
Pittsburgh IK 21 .1111 .17.1 .1.1(1
Cincinnati .... 17 20 .4.VJ .471 .417
Ne York Iff 20 ,129 .414 ,417
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Clnb. Won. Lost. I'er Ct, Win. Lone.
riilrnltn 28 Iff .0.11 .aid .n'lfl
Detroit 2K 17 .1122 .(110 .una
Ilnntnn HI in ..113 ..1.1(1 .Ajft
New Vnrk .... 10 IH .All ,jn .B0
Washington ... 17 10 ,172 .180 .4119
Cleveland 17 22 .1.10 .130 .421
M. trials 17 21 .403 .410 .30.1
AtlilrtlCM 14 27 .311 .3.17 .333
it:ii:uai, league
Club. Won. Lost. Per CI. 11 In.Lose.
rittshurEll 21 IB ..171 ..181 .15.18
Kansas City ..21 18 ,ff7l .Ml ,M8
Newark 2 i 17 ,.1BI ,!7ff .mo
ht. I.011I1 20 17 ..111 .ff.1.1 ,5'n
rillrnKU 2.1 20 ,S31 ,4ff ..123
llninklyn 21 20 ..112 .S2 ,S(in
llnlllinore Iff 21 .38.1 .Ion ,37.1
llulTalu II 29 .310 .3)1 .318
Evening Ledger Newsboys Win
The UinsiMi Lmhier nousboy team, of Ken
nlnrlnn niul Allegheny intnuos. uon Its fltih
i-or.BccutUc Mctory by UkliiK the K Wiret A.
A into camp this morning bj a score of 10
to 0. Hoia and Te rncy rornied the battery for
tho ttlnnlnK team, nhllo Miller nnd drum
wero tho !kii orker for the oiiio3ltlm
Tho nKivi LrtiLn team la open for n
Kacment with 1 l-lil-year-old nlncii. Address
1 C. Smith, care of i:rvivi Lep,izii. Ken
ilnKton brnnih ortlce, Kensington nnd Lehigh
Btenueu.
Harvard lie-signs Coach Slirubb
CAiiUniDOi;, MaeH., June 3 Al Shrubb. tn
famous Kngilah distance runner, ima been
signed to loach llnrnrd' cross-country team
again nut jear shrubb has mached the toss
country men ut Harvard Tor three jiars and
the Crimson Ins con.e to the front rapidly In
thla sport. Thla winter, with material that
uaa admittedly Inferior to that ct sneral olher
collegca, Shrubb dee!oped a team that fln.
isheu second to Cornell.
Kid Williams Wins
HALTISIOI1U June .1. - Kid Williams, tha
bantamweight clinmplon of the world, dealt
out a seero lacinK to Jimmy Murray, of New
Tork, In tho renturo of the American Athletlo
Association s program last night.
of the Philadelphia Automobile Trade As.
soclatlon, Is now the right-hand man of
Carl II. Page, handling the Mitchell car
In this section. As first vice president
nnd sales mannger of the new Carl II.
Pago Motors Company, Mr. Hippie j
paying weekly visits to R. D. Wlllard,
second vice president and Philadelphia
manager of the company. The row 's
expecting big things of this live wire
combination.
"Courtesy, service and automobile ac
cesorles" is the unique Inscription on the
window of Oaul, Derr and Shearer. In
explanation, Mr. Shearer says that that
is what they have to sell. All of which
recalls the famous definition of advertis
ing given by the late Elbert Hubbard.
"Advertising," said the Fra. "I3 telling
who you are, where you are and what
you have to offer In the way of service
or commodity; the only man who should
not advertise Is the man who has noth
ing to offer,"
NO. 6-THE
I : I mmm ' i mSJfi ak jail i I
BgwttfiriH mi itisftfu 1 II
- - : ;;B K , mM l'" o e were JobW at iG&JlV, per JBlK
till frc- lfcl,EE?B The market wa oul.t "- 3 M
S : .Rj SH Wiih: ii?y- Quotation.: New York, full in - 3 BP
Ul-a is Jill- mlM ss TO4J1?, zn. . , : I
' llii Sfe VEGETABLES j ' ' '" ,' . E
I I 1
FANNING
The Fury Ilccord
"licit hath no fury like a looman
scorned"
Well, how about tho fan, benighted lay.
Who, iolth the baea lull, observe somo
bloke
Step iii and poke Into a double ptnyf
The Mntty Status
"I'm very much Interested," postcards
I O., "In tho case of Christy Mathow
son, tho greatest of them all. Is ho
nbout through, or Is ho merely In n brief
slump?"
Mntty, of course, Is no longer the old
Matty or, rather, tho young Matty of
other days. Hut It Is hard to bellcvo
that he has slipped ns badly as the
record would Indicate, If tho record Is to
be used as tho main testimony In the
case.
Matty's slump began back In July of
tho yenr boforo. From that point on ho
failed to win half his games In fnct,
hardly more than a third of them Into
October That slump wns partially ex
cused by the collapse of his mates. Thli
spring has been tho most unkempt of
many years. It has been a tough sea
son on vctcrnn pitchers, who need all tho
sunlight nnd warmth they can get to oil
out the ancient flipper. So It may bo
that with a return of summer weather tho
Giant veteran may return with a fair
portion of his old Btuff, About the only
method of obtaining a correct nnswer Is
to wait until the warm weather test ar
rives. Tip to Golf Ball Makers
Sir I sco whero they arc manufac
turing golf bnlls that one can drive 300
yards with only n fair wallop. This
leaves me Intensely cold. Why doesn't
somo concern manufacture a golf ball
that you can putt 10 feet Into the cupl
Here Is n chance for an Inventor to bo
tho greatest benefactor tho human race
has ever known. I'LATO TCTE.
If Jlmmr Coffev nmnnhpu tlla hnn,1 v.l
ing Jim Flynn, what would happen when
Mr. Coffey swung his clcn.-hed talons
upon the Gibraltorlc dome of Colonel Jess
lllard-tho dome that even Jack John
son couldn't dent?
Another Yank Jolt
Sir I seo whero a number of writers
nre picking the Yanks to finish fourth
ahead of Washington and St. Louis t
don't know nbout Washington, but they
will never beat out St. Louis. Branch
Itlckey hns had tho toughest luck In
either league, has had more men Injured
and more men sick, but his club Is now
coming around, and when It does he will
have a machlno on a par with the first
three-Chicago. Detroit and Boston.
Watch and see. FHOM MISSOURI.
The Red Sox Uplift
The Red Sox nppear to have emerged
from their trance at last, and with sov
eial cripples back in shape Cnrrlgan be
lieves that by tho last of June his club
will either bp llrst or within a game or
two of the top.
Tho Red Sox will bo at homo now for
some time, nnd during this period of piny
they are confident they can yank back
both Tigers and White Sox and prove
ueyuim uuuui mo winter dope which
picked them to win was properly arrnyrfd
Tho stuff Is certainly there to win a pen
nant If Bald stuff Is properly parloyed
and maneuvered.
Rubaiyat of a Duffer
Hometlmes falttfc that never loofcs so
small
The toalfltia cup as when I putt the ball;
For though I putt and putt and putt and
putt.
The bally pill will rarely ever fall.
Pronounced Raisel
There was a young playet named Malael,
Whose eyes were a beautiful hazel;
Although not a Ty Cobb,
At the base-running fob
It was always a cinch he would raisel
P. L. P,
Tale will make a desperate drive to
even up In baseball and crew competi
tion for what Harvard handed her last
fall In the presence of some 68,000 folks
at New Haven. And this evenlns-up at
tempt should be fraught with all the
necessary hlp-hlp, as both the Dlue and
MEARS & BROWN
CITY AND 8CIIURHAN REAL ESTATH
Prepertlta Managed Rents Coll.ct4
Insuranc and Mortnsea PUceS
Uats on application
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GEOMETRIC KIDS-CY
BREAKING IT GENTLY
KHP
mm va
crimson havo exceptionally good ma
terial In both sports. It Is difficult to
lecnll n year whero the two old rivals
on the diamond nnd water were more
ecnly matohed and matched with ma
terial of exceptional class.
RUNS SCORED BY
MAJORS THIS WEEK
NATIONAL LRAOUn.
Club. Bun.Mon.Tues.1Vcd.Thur.rrI Tl.
Phillies 4 n 2 .. 17
Nen York I " ff 10 .. 21
lloalon 4 T B 3 ., 10
llrookljn 8 S 11 1 S 31
Pittsburgh .... o .1 n .. .. 2 n
i-hlcngo 3 0 2 .. .. .. 8
Cln.lnnntl 4 4 4 4 (l 1'2
St. Loull 2 4 2 5 2 (I 21
AMRRICAK LEAGUE.
Club. Sun.Mon.Tues.Wed.Thur.Frl.T'l.
Athletics .1 3 .. .. ff It
Hasten It 4 1 .. (I !1
New Vork 15 .1 1 .. 0 10
Washington .1 .1 ., ,, n Id
Detroit 4 .1 1 4 .. 3 17
Clotciam! 2 21 1 0 .. 1 2.1
Chicago I 0 4 1 .. 2 14
St. Louis IS 7 Z 4 .. : 21
TEDEnAL LEAOUE.
.. Club. Sun.Mon.Tues.Wed.Thur.Frl.T'l
Newark 8 7 3.... IS
Ilrookljn 8 2 .. 13 12 3.1
11 itlmore .1 1 2 .. ,. 8
Ilurrnln is 8 .. s o .In
Pittsburgh 4 0 ,. o 2 ,. il
Chicago 4 2 1 1 2 3 ;
SI. Loula n II .. 'J 3 j 11
Kansas city ... 8 1 3 4 1 ,. 17
OBITUARIES
William G. Baker
William O. Baker, for half n century
associated with tho Esterbrook Pen Com
pany, died nt his home, 607 Pearl street,
Camden, yestorday. He was 00 years old,
and was ono of tho first to enter tho
employ of the Estcrbrook plant. He was
born In England. Surviving him are his
son, Dr. W. I. Baker, of Connecticut,
nnd two daughters, Mrs. Alice B. Wood
and Mrs. William Hawkins, of this city.
Tho funeral services will take place Mon
day afternoon from his late residence.
Col. 'William E. Van Wyck
NEW YORK, Juno 5. Colonel William
E. A'an Wyck, veteran of tho Civil War
nnd n member of C. F. Hubbs & Co., pa
per merchants, Is dead at his home hero.
In 1362 he became captain In the 131st
Regiment, New York Volunteer Infnntry,
and with his regiment accompanied Sher
man on his famous march to tho sco. Ho
look part In tho battles of Cedar Creek,
Fort Bisland nnd Port Hudson, and for
his bravery was breveted lieutenant col
onel and finally colonel. Ho was ono of
tho founders of tho New York Athletic
Club and Its first president.
Rev. T. J. Brosnahan, S. J.
WASHINGTON, Juno 5. - Tho Rev,
Timothy J. Brosnahan, S. J professor
of ethics at Loyola College, Baltimore,
died yesterday at Georgetown Univer
sity .Hospital here, of Brlghfs disease
and arterial sclerosis. Since he wns
ordained In 15S5 ho had been assigned to
Georgetown, Loyola, Fordham, Boston
nnd other colleges of the order. He was
president of Boston College and a promi
nent member of the Society of Jesus
The French bulldog ca
nine without beginning, yet
he's here. Ray Ziegier dis
cusses the origin of this
famous breed in "Gamins of
the Bulldog World."
SUNDAY'S
Sports Magazine
PUBLIC LEDGER
AND HANK WI
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AltnOTT. On June 4. 1D1B
olid A V M..
iIEIMIir un June '1 "' V. - lu
daughter of the late Thomas and f.mma An-
.- -.. .. tl..Jati rtt Q lit d In.
boll. Mineral on .huiiuh,. ? ' '
rrnm W2.1 Ludlow st. High .Mass of He
quism at tho Church of Our l-rtdy of Victor),
nt 10 a m. Interment Trenton. N. J.
HII.U ML On ,lun 4, inl.1, ALIIEHT.
joungest child or Thomie and Helen Heer.
Funeral on pjndai. nt 2 p m from 2210
Morris st. Interment Ml Morlah Ccmctcrv.
IIHIDSAt.I On June 4. 1013, ANNIE 13.
wire of Albert lllrdsall and daughter of tho
Mt Oeorgo nnd Annie Keown 1'u.njriil on
Monday, at " .11' n ni , from SPlli Mlnlln t.
Solemn Itequlem Mass nt Pt Edmunds
rrurob. Interment at New Cnlhedral Ceme
tery. rorKHOriV Of diphtheria, June 4. lOl.i.
EDWIN F , son of Edwin F nnd Jane It.
I'ockroft, aged t jears. Ilcsldcnce, CU)3
North 2d at.. Olney.
COLHEItT. On June 4, 1DIB. ANN, daugh
ter of John .1 and Mijry Colbert Funeral
on Saturday, at .'I '10 P m., rrom mil North
i.nth st. Interment private, Holy Cross Ceme
tery. COMIIUUKRY, Suddenly, on Juno .1, 1DH5.
nt Onk Lane, MARTHA 1 II COI.l.SUEH
ItV, wife of th.i late Henry 11. Colesberry.
Services nnd Interment strictly prliate.
Kindly omit flowers
IIONKtlAX. On June I, 1015, CHRIS
TOPHER DONEOAN. Iuncrnl on Monda,
nt 8 .1(1 a m , from his late residence. West
Hradford Township, near rlallnxhenllle, Po.
High Mas at St Joseph's Church, Downing
town, nt 10 n m Interment nt St. Josetn
Cemetery
r.MSI.IKH On June 4, ID IS, ELIZABETH,
widow of William John English. Funeral
HerMces on Monday, nt 2 p 111, at her Into
rrtldence, 1422 Poplar st Interment private.
OAltA. On lune I, 101.1. JOHN, son of
Michael and Tlessle Oara, nnllies of tho
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Beautiful lots from $220 to $390 (a few
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Penfield is only 3 minutes from 69th street.
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A $10 bill secures your lot, little monthly
instalments pay for it. Come now today
while the choosing is at its best, and
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parish of Kllcolan, I'eHUgnwJ'M'J' County
Muo, trelsnd .. Funeral on Mondny, al .8 .10
Iuo, ireiano.tf"ft' "" ofhi.' brother,
M.rnac. '&,' rilVmSrr st Folen."
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HAINES. Near Jacksonillle, N. J . on Juno
4, HUB, SARAH J. wife J 0A ""J"-1-'
Funeral on .Monday, Juno ..at 2 p. m., from
tho llaptlit Church, Moorcatonn, -N. .1 in
torment Unptlst rimreli Rround.
IltWTHR. On Juno I, 1D1C, JOHN H.
Hunter. Funeral sen Ices on Tuesday, nt j
p m., at his late residence, 'in North 3th
st Interment at Fernwood Lcmetcry.
IiniNE.-On June 4, 101.1, HUOH. husband
of Emma Irvine Funeral services nn. Mon
day, nt 2 P. in, at hl mother's residence,
IT1 West Atlantic at. Interment Oreentvood
K. of P. Cemetery
KltrEdEIL On Juno, 4, loir,, CHARLES
r.. son of Minna and the late Charles I.
Krurcer Funeral on Monday, nt I p. m ,
rrom hl lile residence, 4.MI North arati st.
Inlcrmmt Fttnwood Ccmeterj-.
I.KHIETT. On Juno 1. 101.1. RAYMOND,
husband of Barbara Liggett. Funeral serv
ices on Monday, nt .1 p. m.. at the resldcnco
or his mother, Mrs. Curtis E. Hllnslnger,
T.W Ridge nve., Roxborough. Interment
private.
1 HlllTCAI. On June 4. 10in, ELIZABETH
5. wiro of Charles W Llghtcap nnd daugh
tir or Simuel H. nnd the late Sarah R.
Klckard. in her Mill vear. mncrnl services
on Monday, at .1 :iP p. m at her late, real
donee, SMI Morton St., Germantoivn. Inter
ment private.
MiuCAI.ISTER. On Juno 4. 10115, JAME3
' MntX'a'iBt.'r. Due notice of tho funeral rrom
hla laic residence. 111 North IlonaI at.,
Ulcnolden
McSHANE. On lune 4, 101,1, MICHAEL J.,
husband of Margaret McRhnne. I'M n oral on
Tuesdiv at H-'KI a. m , from hln htc real.
ilente. 2"1V Emery at Solemn Requiem
Mass nt St Ann's Church, nt 10 n. m. In-
t.rment St. Ann's Cemeterv
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
SUHUltllAN
Kevston 1?,. ..
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I ItHATIIS
tefeaaAMMd
1. fentlns Masonic Omhsonir. .AVJ"1
WM0W ef Selmsr Meyer Funeral iL
on Jiennny, precmeiy nr 2 p m
Orohansge, Broad nnd raga sts '
MIN1CH. On June 3, loin, AM Ann .
MINICH. Relatives and friend, RJ f J
to attend the funeral services, on jMjl
aftern
rf,th
,oon, at 3 o'clock, at the residence St
t', Mrs. John L. ott. sijfj ' .
fd.'ra. Interment private at rL4
Cynwyo. i-a iniermcni nrivate st FerniS1
Cemetery, lojiibrcb wm do at Cynwis J?t1
155 al Tx'i okUavlng Broaa 'a
MOORE. On June 4, 1018, D. En.i
MOORK, sgea it yenrs. uue .notlrl k!"?Ja
runeraj, will bo given, from his late rMa,!S3
1C8T West Dauphin st. r""ievi
MUDfin On June 4, 101R, at h.r i,.,. 1
nnst Downlngtown, Fa, ELIZABETH $$
MOUR MUDOK. widow of Rev LoiJj S?Yj
Mudge, D. D., in tno ,oth year of hViViM
Funeral will he held In Central Prkl, '
Church. Dowmngtown, ra , Monaii'"f2S
v 19 n'clnck noon lnLrn,.., -.'1. -ofti'
t'An?'N. J. " " rrI
Mtll.f.AV. On Mnv 20. loir., tot,,, ..
of the late Timothy and Ellen Mulljs ' V'J
termenl private nt Holy Crosi Cemetefy, "J
(f'llftlli.A. un .nine i, juin, wntt,,
husbind of the Into Nancy O'Brien t.M
oi Monday, at o:10 n.. m , from 6518 ch"J,rU
ave, Solemn Mass of Requiem at the c.JS
nf the Most Blessed Sacrament at 10 SS
precisely Interment nt Holy Cross AJ5I
I..T. "IHK.
WATT. On .tlino 4. IBlr,. Wttli...
son of the late John II. and Jane Watt wl
ncral services on Monday, at 4 10 n m 38
hla late residence 4.1f West Staffofd SiS
fleimnntown. Tnlorment slrl.i., -.'
ntArten nmll flAivaPa. Prt'BtM
YOt'NO. On June 4, 101B, OEORqe. v
band of the lite Fanny Young, Du n,
OI lilt) luiiTai win uo given
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DAILY AND SUNDAY
This STYLE TYPE (or like thla)
une insertion Joe n-.li.
Tnree insertions in a weoK . 124crtfinil
Heven eonaecuiivo insertions .100 iwrtfl'4
Situations wanted, three Inaer- '""Mf
tlons in a week. 1&, jrt'J
THIS SIZE TYPE (or like
Permitted In all classifications eicett B.t.'i
and Situations Wanted, Eoil and Found SSI
sonaK rioanllnB and Rooms. ;
Ono Insertion 20c rri,;J
ThrM tnaneflona In n tvnftt, . 1TU-L ' ..Lf M
Seven mniecutlvo Insertions. Hie wrlwt
All rates nro based on agate moaaureouMLl
14 agate linos to the Inch. uremnt,!
DEATH NOTICES either paper
10 lines, one time
Three Insertions
DAILY ONLY
In Effect Dccenbcr 1. IP14,
COMBINATION RATE
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for Insertion In both tho morning and stciiIeU
PUBLIC LEDQ,ER
, (MORNING,
EVENING LEDGER
EVENING!
Add four cent. per line net to rates lire
above.
HELP AND SITUATIONS Wautit
ADVERTISING IN THE TUDLIC LEDOEh
MAY HE INSERTED IN THE EVE.NTNlj
LEDGER WITHOUT ADDITION ill
citAtirM.- as
There is a druE store near vols
home that will accept Ledger wsfajfj
arts at unicc rates.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
UUOKKEEPER FOR MANUPACTt niNtl!
TAIJLISHMENT 'lO TAKE CHARQE uH
OrFIC'E AND LARGE PAYROLL. ilfST
TiionoroHi.y understand doicm-hI
ENTRY HOOKKEEIHNO, STEADY t'Oil'l
TION G .-.', LEDGER CENTRAL. J
tuIILl'iNURSE Experienced young woman; J!
cdra 111 mat place, rer u luu, Ledger Uince,
CuoK Experienced colored woman tor ami!!
noiei in uceun v-ity, s j., must nave ret
creine. rqoii vvaKca. u iut, ieoger umce.
GIRL, colored, lor chambermaid ami unltrtut
reference. Telephone Hrjn Manr 411 V,
ananei, n no. Ledger Central IKi
HIGH SCHOOL uraduato upder 23 wanted forsj
liuBiLiuii ,ia L-urreupuiiuent, ono wno nas 331
expeilenro In wilting for a High School
paper prcierreu. ttepiy, stating nge, educa
tion and experience. If any, L 7211, Ledr''
uuitu.
HOUESKEEI'EIt (managing), also cars of
semi-Invalid mother; 3 In famll) state uii
and give refircnco. Addr.ss A U1S1, Ledtef
ltrnph. r.U Hprmnnlnivn rt.o I
HOL'SEW'JRK Whlto girl to go to Ocean Cltl
for summer; small lamlly. M 8.U, Ledger 01
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MAID Reliable and capable woman, about 1$
seirs. to mako herself generally useful an4l
pg... rem. rmiuirfc'U. i, i iu. i.eager uincs.
NURSE, experleni-eil, alto capable of UklcjS
m ..-iiurKe vi iiousunoiu, givo reiererce. au3
urtsa , uis., ieugcr uraiiLh, 011 German
.u.vi, U, V.
NLRSLS (practical) Wanted, experlenuil, J
practical nurses; ?2.'i per month muet ti
active, t.lr education and well rcomnuniicJ.3
vuureaa 1 .iu, ueuger central
ltEI'MNED young woman, good reader, to Ml
with lady in Went Philadelphia ,i or 4 houril
afternoons except Sunday, SI weekly, fctattl
reference.
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ledger I'entral
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CLERKS
Aro you registered for a position In
our Commercial Department at Leditr
Central T You enn sccuie VBluable In
formation and help b consulting ' JIIM
Dean" It jou aro seeking a go,id posi
tion This service Is freo to Ledger al
vertlsera. WAITRESS, University Hospital alOO Spruci
-rcet. $
,if,AX,-".s wanted on Broa.l Knoles an3,(
Upper looms. Apply at offl0 or the BraM
ionl Mills, Stenton and Godfrey aves , Gin.
HELP WANTED MALE 1
nnvK r. . r ...l .t... '
.-- uus. ,mi vj.u.iii.tur nu nign pcaDw.ai
Clean and WOll tlrPSSPil? irnr.,1 nat, ...nily nA.f
sltlons for the right toys. Call SaturiarmlL!
tnornlnB; between S and 10. E S. E.. WalllEs
. nriBtian. alal Ku
t-U.MJ'ETENT chauffeur for ptT ateTTaninfH lje
Main Line; single, white, l'rot. pref. Adatilnj'
dresa or call vfltK refa.. B K VV , 1M7 K. Mj 17?
ELEVATOR man. white, for nicht duty. U.lBto
verslty Hospital. .'IKV) Snrma at 9i
LINOTVl'E OPERATORS niiiutif.'
leaner, m .N. mtn t
i h ' J,AJDa vvanted, experienced eojl
no labor troubles: state experience. 811,1
'"iKcr uenirai.
VANTF2D. evorv hrnln wnrbop in PhllnHelnhll
to know about tha efficient nnd result-pro.
rtuclns aervlco of employment experts it
if'.n. j-rmrni. ine commercial jtemri
llurcau nelna r.dfir 9di'.,ii,aM m nnilit-ai
l1' nuiiuu i. incir rapnoiiitie4 ana iwis
nut charee. Ask Sir. Hunt for free booklet.!;
WANTED Yountr college man of eood appri
,.vv, ..o. ias man a reel n menes tan. .,
lecture at Helnr Ocean pier, Atlantic Clin3
Arply todav between 4 and S p. m. S U
piougnion. continental Hotel. PhlladeinBU.
WANTED Young- man. about IH, for olflcMi
mercantile house, must have reference. AS'
nlV P. O. Hot 1012 Phllmlolnhla
WPAVER8 wanted on Droad Knowles V&i
Clipper looms. Apply at office of the Bnt
torn jinn, menton ana uodtrey aves.. uin.
WANTED Men experienced In the apr.!
nun ot Toan on Anniy Atlantic tteiuiu
to., ume oince. aitt 1'assyunK ave.
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