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COMMERCE CHAMBER
STARTS ON CAMPAIGN
TO GET CONVENTIONS
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Special Committee Gets Data
From, Members Regarding
Organiaions That Might
Be Brought Here
WOULD BRING MILLIONS
irom 110,000.000 to 112,000.000 nnnually
can ba brought to Philadelphia by draw
ing; conventions to this city.
This keynote In a campaign launched
today Is spurring the city's business men
to greater efforts to attract conventions.
"All toffether for Philadelphia" Is the
slogan.
The Philadelphia Chamber of Com
merce, through Its Convention Durcau,
has begun a systematic campaign to
bring conventions here. Letters and
blank forms were sent to all Its mem
bers yesterday by N. D. Kelly, general
teeretary. asking for Information regard
ing: any organizations to which they be
long. The builders will thus have on record
the names and addresses of the officers
and the Philadelphia members, the time
and frequency of conventions, the placo
of the next meeting, the number of dole
gates appointed and the number who
usually attend, the number of visitors re
ceived and other Information which
would be of aid In determining the desir
ability of" having the convention In this
city.
"If tho business men get together In a
systematic campaign, tbey dan bring
from lP,0i,000 to 2,X,0uU tp6 this city
that nrtw goes to other communities,1'
said Mr, Kelly. "Tills emphasizes the
Importance of tho work of tho convention
Bureau ana it is Hoped mat every mem
ber will give hearty support. Philadelphia
stands pre-eminent In its ability properly
to entertain and care for assemblies and
tho world's greatest workshop and
liletorlc city wc Iccl Justly proud when
Inviting .strangers here.
8. It. Clarke Is secretary of th Con
vention Uui-eau.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
R??ri.i- WS?,?"?..aaul ' "1 Margaret
M. Platon. 2408 U. Adams at.
Antonio Woramkl. 2043 Kant Sergeant it., and
Mlchnllna Prxuchowika. 2045 Edgemont at.
Howard N. Uoucher, 0SI N. 48th at., and Caro
lina L. Schwelkert.MI N. Uobart at.
Eugene D. Krlght, Ulchwood, W. Va.. and El-
al K. Daub. Baltimore. Md.
William J. O'Connell, S723 E. Indiana ave..
and Anna M. Donnelly, 3031 Edgemont at.
George D, Hilton. S24 N. Carll.le at., an
ilary- C3. Dush. H21 K. 16th at. ,
Carl XV. Halvoraon. US7 E. Wlahart at., and
Myrtle Cardwell, 037 E. Wlahart at.
Albert Martin. 1SU llutler at., and Edna
Schmidt. 2U41 N. Franklin at.
Charles Harding, Ilaltlmore. Md., and Anita
Matthewa. 170J Federal at.
Carmine Crlacl. 141 Herman at., and Maria
Campanella, 141 Herman it.
TMUla Seiner, ertS N. lUlh at., and Bessie
Conway, Mt. Clair, Pa.
C1!a' ,M. Echeverrta. New York city, and
rtaTU Durand, Mlllburne, N. J,
U P1'.S??J 'iu Carpenter at., and TetU
4ar, 818 Carpenter U
HSUrW:i,atrr.n':amS?B'.f'' J- and Bertha
Is. Behuke. Camden, N. J.
Krank Kotorlc. low Hutchlnaon at., and Itoia
Koxeder 1U02 Hutchlnaon at.
J&n..'' lle?i T35 "' Olrard ave., and Anna
BelUr, 727 yf. airard ave. '
clry II. Hallworth. 2KJ0 X, 8th at., and
K6ert B. McCieUh. 481U Drown ati, and IM
Itan A. Atklnaon. 2M . 80th at. "
ItogM Kcliurgot. 4K7 Oermantown ave,, and
aS?" JWl 4S?T Oermantown ave.
tti, 5-.8u.ckl lwndali. Pa., and Mary
UaUimrle. lwndala. Pa.
Mward F. Morton, St. Petersburg, Fla and
0trud M. Tyaon. M14J Weatmlnater ave.
K. 09KY, 1022 Green at.
Uyiln "i? '". N. Oarlen at., and Otr-
teiMa Kaucher, 278 N. Sth at.
" MaaalnUno. 1810 8. 10th at., and
Key Donolelo. U01 Annln aU
kyth M. Barer, 2-10 Hector at,
WIHeam P. J. Drakeley. 1825 Stiles at. and
JUWJan J. M. UehnkejOlO a, uilh at.
irSSil wiS'.8m8 ' ' n Margaret
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
Vessels Arriving Today
ftr. 2aandyk (Dutch), notlerdam. via Boa
m. merchandlaa. Holland-American Una.
tr. Oreclan, Doaton, paaaengers and mer
rkatndlM, Merchants and Miners' Tranaporta
Man Company.
Xr. Slnalva (Mez.t, New Tork, ballaat. Her
wnd.Whlla Coal Mining Company.
BHr. Petrollte, New York, ballasl, Joaeph a
JajBrlel.
ir. Thaoa. (Nor). New Tork. ballaat. U
Vaatersaard Co.
tr. Cheawlrk (Hr.), Santiago, Iron ore, U
WeaWrsaard A Co.
Mr, Konpark (Hr.). New Orleans, ballaat,
Charles M. Tnyora Bona.
akr. Xdwnrd H. Ilalrd, New York, ballaat.
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Mr. Jaanes 8. Iloyf, New York, ballaat, A.
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OLD SOLDIERS ENJOY HL0CK
PAItTV GIVEX IX THEIR H0X0R
Residents Decorate Homes Dancing
and Straw Rides Entertain
Hutchinson street, between Poplar and
Thompson, haB, for the last two days,
been the scene of gay festivities In con
nection with ono of the most successful
block pnrtles of tho season. The block
has been crowded since the opening of
the party Thursday evening, and gives
overy promise of remaining so until tho
last lantern Is taken down tonight.
Tho pnrty Is being held as a benefit for
the Anna M, rtoss Post, G. A. P.., south
cast corner of Hutchinson street and Ol
rard avenue. Tho entire block Is lighted
nlth Jnnnnm, 1a.t..n.. .....4 mi. ......
.. ...BU .n...i.,,,D aim tu cuch tur
ner Is a brilliant electric light. Almost
every residence of the neighborhood has
been decorated. There nro booths of all
descriptions.
For tho children, a vacant lot has been
converted Into a veritable circus grounds,
with nil the amusements dear to the heart
of n child.
William Itlehel. n flf.r Tnll ....., I.
master of ceremonies. lis Is assisted In
his duties by Georgo Mcynell.
Tho Anna M. Ross Post Is the only
Giand Army Post in this city named
aflcr a woman. During the Civil War
Miss Ross was head nurse at the volun
teer hospital, located nt the foot of Wash
ington nvenuc. Eighty of the original
members of tho command are living.
Police Court Chronicles
A vivid imagination is one of the prized
possessions of Frank Lord. Added to
this ho has a keen sense of smell. Ho
used both to satisfy his thirst. Neces
sity drove Lord to make use of these
assets some time ago. Like most men
who hnve continuous thirsts, Lord lacks
the wherewithal to keep npaco with It
Ilut he has Initiative, and as most of
the saloons In the northeast still use the
summer swinging doors, Frank can creep
under them and Inhale the floating odors
of whisky, ale and beer until he Is or
dered out. Of course, he could open the
doors apd Inhale the liquid fumes stand
ing, but this methnri mnWa i, im..t.
to dodge the beer mallets and glasses
wium mien come nis way from the di
rection of the bar.
Lord wns on the scent on Frankford
avenue when Pollcemnn Vogt saw his two
feet protruding from a saloon near Alle
gheny avenue. The cop dragged Frank
to tho street and then took him to the
Belgrade nnd Clearfield Btreets police sta
tlon. When Magistrate Glenn henrd of Lord's
Imagination he expressed regret that
Frank had never thought of being a re
porter or a promoter. Lord told the
Judge confidentially that he had turned
down a number of good offers because
they were not quite tempting enough.
"I would like to go somewhere, some
where where tho world Is different." he
said finally.
"I know of the very place," replied
the Magistrate, and he suggested a three
months' sojourn at Holmesburg-on-the-Delaware.
Frank approved the sugges
tion somewhat gloomily.
Funeral of Rev. Miller Jones
The funeral of the Itev. Miller Jones
who died yesterday at his home. 6157
Klngsessing avenue, will be held on Mon
day at 1 o'clock from the Wayland Me
morial Baptist Church, 62d street and
Baltimore avenue. Interment will be pri
vate at tho Norrls City Cemetery, Norrls
town. Mr. Jones, who was SS years old
was for E2 years a minister of the Baptist
Church. He was a graduate of Bucknell
University and had charges at Marcus
Hook, Bridgeport. Reading and Morris
town, N. J. His last Incumbency was at
Village Green, Pa., from which he re
tired seven years ago. He is survived
by a widow, two sons and three daugh
ters. OBITUARIES I
BISHOP W. MAINS
Civil War Veteran, Wounded at Bat
tle of Antietam
Funeral services for the late Bishop W.
Mains, who died of tho Infirmities of old
age on Thursday, nt his home, 3KS0 North
oth street, will be hold at the house to
morrow evening at 9 o'clock. The serv
ices will be conducted by the Rev. John
T. Gray, pator of the Erie Avenue M.
E. Church. 7th and Erie avenue, after
which the body will be removed to Tren
ton, N. J., for burial in tho Greenwood
Cemetery In that city.
Mr. Mains was 71 years old. He was
a veteran of the Civil War, and at tho
battle of Antietam was wounded. He be
came adjutant at the Home for Disabled
Soldiers, at Kearney, N. J., and was the
author of a volume, entitled "On to
Richmond," which is the diary of a re
union of the veterans on the Antietam
battlefield In IS80. He was a member of
the Aaron Wilkes Post No. 2J, G. A. R..
of Trenton.
M, Mains was born In Passale. N. J..
and moves with his family to Trenton,
when he was 18 year pld. Shortly after
ward he engaged In the printing business,
and was a successful business man when
the waV broke out. At the close of the
war h entered the crockery business. In
which h remained until a few years ago.
He Ujsurvjviyi by; hlaslstor, Mrs. Har
riet S. Peters, whom whom he lived In
this city, and a brother, John A. Mains,
of Allenovfn. Pa.
EuRtme Shugart
JCiirie wwuejart. S3 years old. of H
North mi) street, a Coroner's deputy, died
yesterday while spending, his vacation In
the ataranac Mountains, K.ew York. The
bowy Vlll be, brought backed this city to
ttay am will be viewed tomorrow night at
ttt vnrtklng mUtf ot"-0a.vl4 Rchuy
Wr, V-rosM and Bfeaaw streets. The
teMral a X44 ., .Th, j.
ystt wtn. a,rru. Omf. s)aurt
th- Un-umk-Mkry Cmmmr trtpm.' h
was a meinbar vf taw httrr Cmnt
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AI.GIEK. Suddenly, on September 8, 1015,
KmVAlin L., husband or .Mary A. Algler.
ItelatUcs and friends, also llnnd.ln-lland
Yearly llencncUl Association; Mnntuii Coun
cil, No. 82. 1). ot L, aro invited to attend
tlie funeral eenlcca, on Monday alternoun,
a.',.2 Pclck, at his late residence, 125 West
Allegheny axx. Intel ment at Odd Fellona'
Cemetery. Hemalna may be Mewed Sunday
Bning. from 7 to ll o'clock.
11ANK8. On September 10, 1015, Miss
h.uiL.1 t. liA.Nto. formerly oi btclu
... "'? la- Ke!t!ea and irlends oru in
cited to attend the luncral scricc, on Hun
?&".?,"'",":, m" at the reslueme of l.cr
c-oualn. Mlea Ula A. Cornell. 2.11s North dial
I .i.:nlrnn.t at Southampton, Pa., upon
airial of train leaving Heading Terminal ut
l. p. m.. Monday.
1IAUM. On September 10. 1018, JAMES It.,
husband of Snule Ilaum, aged 51 years. Kela
Uvea and friends aro Invited to attend the
funeral services, on Tuesday, at 11 a. m . at
the chapel of Kirk & Nice. OJ01 Main at.,
I .,7, ,,", .... ixciii mi I'lTKHBie, 1 tt.
UlLKIMi, At Uownlngtown, Pa., on Thurs-
iTiiT,0' S-JAil,.Un "HM. aned 81 ears:
llclatlves and trleuas nro inMicd to attend
the funeral aerMces, on Monday, at 10.30 a.
tn.. at her late residence. I;ast lncnster
ae. Interment at the convenience ot the
lamlly,
1II.ACK. On Septembe'r 7. 1015, ANNA.
lUuKhttr of James and Nora utack. Heia
Uvea and friends, also Angels Sodality of
(lesu, aie Invited to attend the funeral, iroin
her iate residence, 171S Wylle St., on Mon
day, at S'SO a. m. bolemn llequlem -Mats at
.nurch of the Oesu at 1U u. nt. Interment at
Holv Cross Cemetery.
IIHOWN-On September 10, 1015, at Moores
Jl!S"' N'J'i ,."i',,,;UT '- hutband of
HliI?,.Me",dnni1" 1)roRn and son of the late
ItoLert and Margaret Glass Hi own. ReUtlves
and frlenos arc Invited to attend tho funeral
vertices, on Monday, at 2 p. m., at his lata
residence. 1)2 East Jd Bt., Moorestown. Inter
ment at Fernwood Cemetery.
B.VH'-"7s.uddrn,y' on September 10, 1015.
?,.:V" "'"owot William M. Hull, In her
Wth year. Itelativia and Irlends are invited
to attend the funeral services, on Mondav. at
t. l-..m;:t the residence of her sons." 32(1
North 2d St., Camden, N. J. Interment
strictly private, at Harlelgh Cemetery. Cam
den, N. J,
""EfmTS" SeP''nber B. 1015, HESSIE
V. 1IUUKI (nee Cotter), wife of John .
Uurke. lteiativcs and friends are invited to
attend the funeral, on Monday, at 8:30 a. m..
from her late residence, 1'li'u Catharine st.
Solemn llequlem Mass at St. Charles' Church
at 10 a. m. Interment at Holy Cross Ceme
tery. I1UIINS. On September 0, 1015, DIIIDGET
1ILUKS, widow of James Hums, ltelathea
f.nd 'rionds, alio the lllessed Virgin Sodality
nd the Altar Society of tho Church of tho
Holy tsa, an invited to attend the funeral,
on Monday, at 8:30 a. m.. from her late resl'
dence, 8i Sharpnack ., Gcrmantown. Sol
emn Ttequlem Mass at tho Church of the
Holy Ci oss. Interment at New Cathedral
Cemetery.
CAMEICON. On September 0, 1016
GEORGE E.. husband of Elizabeth Cameron.'
formerly Scull. RelntUes and friends ulso
f.m.1,'l0i",',kot Ah0. Snr,n,e Garden Uranch of
Philadelphia Waterworks, aro Invited to at
tend the funeral services, on Monday at 11
a. m. precisely, at his late residence. 2733
East Cumberland st. Interment private at
Ureenmount Cemetery. Remains may be
Mowed on Sunday evening, from 8 to 10
o'clock. Wilmington (Del.) papere please
copy.
CI.ARK. On September 8, 1015. IDA M.
wife of Jacob N. Clark, in her 41st year.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
the funeral services, on Saturday, at 8 p. m .
at her late rerldence, 1233 N. 33d st. Inter
ment at Bethel M. E. Cemetery. New Castle.
Del., on the arrival of the 0:15 a. m. train
Baltimore and Ohio, from Philadelphia.
CO.MIIElt. On September 10. 1015
lllllliUBT i-OMBEK. Relatives and Mends
also ths Cathedral H. V. M. Sodality St
tliarlea' B. V. M, Sodality and League of
the Sacred Heart, are Invited to attend the
funeral, on Tuesday, at 8'30 a. m.. from her
late residence, vn south 22d at. Solemn Re
quiem Mass at St. Charles' Church, at 10 a
in.. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery,
CORLISS. On September 0, 1015. Cantaln
JOHILL. hu.banf of Eva F. cS'rll.a P
Hameon), aged 00 years. Relatives and
friends, also Enterprise Harbor, No. 2 a
A. of M. M, and 1'., are Invited to attend
the funeral services, on Sunday afternoon at
2:80 o'clock precisely, at his late residence.
1110 East Columbia ave. Interment private
at Northwood Cemetery. "ic,
CRAWFORD. On September 0. 1015. REDA
J., daughter of Martha and the late Josenh
Crawford, aged 21 years. Relatives and
frlencs are invited to attend the funeral
aerMces, on Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock
at her late residence, 800 North 23d at. la'.
terment strictly "private.
DONAHUE. On September 8, 1015. MARY
E.. daughter of Mary and the late Arthur
Donahue. In tier 80th ear. Relatives and
I'W'-'"?- V M- Sodality of St. Ellia
beth'a Church, aro Invited to attend tho fu
neral. on Monday, at 8:30 a. m.. from her
late residence. 1838 Judson at. High Requiem
Mas. at St. Elliabeth'a Church, St 10 fa. m
Interment at St, Denis' Cemetery.
DUL'CKEMILI.KIt. On September 0 1015
LEWIS II. pmrcKBMILCKli; husband of
Elmlra pruekemlller. aged 73 years. Rela
tlvea and friends, also Lr. D. Rater J'ost, No.
8. O. A. R.. and survivors of the leoth Resil
inent, Pennsylvania Volunteers, and Wash,
ington Circle. No. 3. D. of A "'and emplSy
of the ahoe depaitment of Olrard College, are
Invited to attend the funeral services, on Mon!
day, at 2 p. m. precisely, at his iate re.i.
dence. 2320 North 2th st. fnterment at W I
minster Cemetery. ITienda may call Sunday.
after 7 p. m. '
DURN1NO. On September 10 ibis
CHARLES J., husband of Catharine DuriinS
(nee McUrlde) and .on of the "i, cW
and Catharine purnlng. Relative, and friends
"J11""1 to 8U.,'n', he funeral, on Tuesday
at 7:30 a. m.. from I he residence or iXi
father-in-law Charles McBride? Sr5) Ballon
'J' 8'nin Requiem Mas. at ChuPch of th2
fhVd,rVi,C."m,V,rly.m- ,n""n"
rKlVKER At Baltimore. Md.. on r...
ber u. lino. V10L.ET H., wife iiZ7
"t.'fr.w.aanl daughter of "a. 'vr'
late Alice Davidson, aged 2S viari riii...,n
and friend, are lmltef to attend b?fun.1M
services, on Sunday, at 2 p. m at ih. .2!'?
m.nts of Oliver it ii.f.v". J& at "he apart-
menta of Oliver II
Interment crlvats.
U.lr."ua Chtnur"t:
riHHKH. On
lHIIKlt. On September 10. loin. ri.
UET1I FISHER, widow iS, 'J "?. ELIZA.
aged 00 years. Relative, and friends i71 in"
vlted to attend the fun-rTi -Ln!S? are In.
" ':. ;! Jr I ."iSslfctSf Vt!
Heck t. (Front and Christian) it2,Tr2
Mas. at St. Philip'. De Nerl church It n
a. m. Interment at Holv rvV..v !i.I?n. "t 10
Reck st. (Fro
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FHENCII-On Sept.mber , IMS joiim
1-RENCII. It.latne, and friend. '.iS" ."J1
llaker Post, No, b, U. A, R V shl. ri fiiK U'
of hbll.dephU. f. 4 apd Sta?-J o'.'iSf"''
Lodge. No. u, I. OO. r-ii rv'"n ga'O'P
are Invited to attend the funeral Z,fc" Jl.
Sunday, at 2 p, m., at hU Ut. tlifS''
1328 North 10th at 'frti.2,.1.1? .r'lence.
VauiU Remain, may be viewed .mi!!""
between and 10 p. nT T,,wea on Saturday,
.I;?.'CiUK?--r0n,BPanbr 9. 1815 pit
(ne Miller)
"-'." uusuaiia oi ixHllsa A nVtt.:.l.'l
a. ,n. interment at u.7w"V, Fernet, rny- ,
main, may be viewed on Monday V !('
BOLnHKHa. -On. Sept.mb. inn,n,i..
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LAZAKUH hu.band Jennie UoldberV .,-1
71 years. Relatives and frlenia .'iV-'TO
lltothera' Beneflclal AuocUtioS, , Jfvltid
tu attend ths funtraL on Sun.!, it
Iroro late re.ld.ace. J4J4 North Mth &rSl'
Interment private. ,a iow 'trseu
OOHBOK, Sn1 September 10. loin ..
Wayne, Pa.. In her 75th year, CLARA 'last
.urvtvlijf csJJd of the Ute Hon. DivuAKf":
friend., also St. Franc s llenerici.1 tiZ..
Holy Nam. Society. U. . ", 'igSiflchS U&
clety, and employe, of th. U 8. Immii!.?
Station, Cllour.ster City. N. j .rffi'iraV00
attend the funeral, on fteio'.f Vi t?5? to
m.. from Ids late resM.nc.roof'rM.J'!'0 ."
Camden, N. J, Solemn IlUb ii?.1""? ?c
ru m. ifun iji
unurcn or me immacuiat
"EAT8 : deaths CLASSIFIED RATES help wanted male
OltKdORY. At Cape May, September 10.
1H)1'01.ASS URfXIORV, osod 78 ears. Rel
atHes and friends and Cape May Lodre. No.
(, 1', and A. II.. aie Invited to attend his
funeral, on Monday. Services at his late
lionic, 215 Perry at., at 2 p. m. Interment at
olJ Spring Cemetery.
aiHFKINn. On September 9, 1015, CLEO
PATRA M., widow ot Oeerge II. Grilling,
pny Inspector of the V. B. N. Relatives nnd
friends Invited to attend funeral services,
on Monday, nt 10:30 a. m at her late resi
dence, 2011 North Klh at.
GUY. September 0, 1015, ROBERT 8. OUT,
husband ot I'lorence Guv (nee Manon). aged
ears. Itlntlee nnd friend., also em
ploye. of Frankford Division. P. It. T., and
ceimamown Assen.bly, No. 30. A. O. M. I'.,
are Invited to attend the funeral, on Monday.
; 2 p. m , fmm his late residence. 1H75
Meadow st., Frankford. Services at St.
Stark's P. E. Church, at .1 p. m. Interment
t North Cedar Hill Cemetery. Remains may
be 'e d Sunday, from 7 to 10 p. m.
HAINES On September 10, 1015. EMMA,
wife of William Haines. Relatives and
friends Invited to attend funeral services,
on Monday, at 2 p. m., at her late real
dence, 3235 North Tark ave. Interment
private.
HAMILTON. On September 0. 1015,
CH AS. A., son of the late Chaa. A. and Ixvina
Hamilton (nee Lancaster). Relatives and
friends, also atl organizations ot which he
was a member, are Invited to attend the
funeral services, on Monday, at 1 p. m.,
at the residence of his grandmother, Mrs.
Either Lancaster, 1030 W. Arizona st. In
terment private, at Mount Peace Cemetery.
Remains may be viewed Sunday evening.
Automobile funeral.
IIKROKSHEIMKR. Suddenly, on Septem
ber 0, 1H15. ALBERT" HEROKSHEIMEH.
need 73 years. Funeral services, on Mon
day, at 2 p. m.. at tho residence of his eon-tn-liw,
William Schtmpf, Ridge road below
Chetnut st.. Barren Hill. Interment private,
at Ivy Hill Cemetery.
IIOLZHAUEK. On September 8, 101B. MA
TILDA M. HOLZHAUER (nee Gegenhelner),
widow of Benjamin D. Holzhauer. Relative,
and friends are Invited to attend the funeral,
nn Sunday, at 2 p. m from her late resi
dence, (R20 Greene st., Ocrmantown. Inter
ment private, at Mount Vernon Cemetery.
HUGHES On, September 8. 1015, AGNES,
wife of Harry Hughes, aged 44 years. Rela-
ytlves and friends of the family are Invited
to attend tho funeral on Monday, at 8:30
n. m., from her late residence, 3000 North
Percy at. High Mas. at St. Stephen'.
Church, at 10 a. m. Interment at Holy
epulchre Cemetery.
HUNTER. On September 10, 1015, MARY,
wife of the lato Andrew Hunter. Relatives
and friends are Invited to attend the funeral
..rvlrs on Tuesdav ftfternnnn nt o nt.ni.
at her iate residence, 222(1 Christian st. In
terment at Mt. Morlah Cemetery.
JAMIESON. At Three Tuns, Pa., on Sep
tember 0, 1015, JOHN I". JAMIESON, aged
52 years.
JONES. At his residence, 5457 Klngsesslne
ave., on September 10. 1H15, the Rev. Mil.t
LEU JONES, aged 83 years. The relatives
and friends are invited to attend the funeral
eervicrs, on aionoay aiternoon. at 1 o'clock
at the Wayland Memorial Baptist Church'
02d and Ilaltlmore ave. Interment private'
at Norrla City Cemetery, Norrlstown, pa. '
KELLY. On September 0. 1015. WILLIAM
-on "' ,thf ,ate Charl's and Catherine
Kelly. Relatives and friends, also Holv
Name Society, are Invited to attend funeral
on Monday, at 8.30 a. m from his late
residence, 1330 North II th st. Solemn Itlah
Requiem Mass at St. Malachy'a Church at
10 a, m. Interment at New Cathedral Ceme
tery. KI.INCK On September 0, RICHARD r
KL1NCK. huoband of Mamie Kllnck ne
Hnnkozy). and son of William C. and
Caroline Kllnck. Relatives and friends ure
Invited to attend the funeral services on
Sunday, at 2 p. m., at the residence of his
parents, 1715 Venango at. Interment nrl
vate, at Northwood Cemetery.
LAKE. On September 0, 1015, FRANK rt
LAKE. Relatives and friend, are Invited to
attend the funeral services, on Sunday after
noon, at 2 o'clock, at the apartment, of Oliver
II. Balr. 1820 Chestnut st. Interment strictly
private. Friends may call Saturday etenlng.
LEAC1L Suddenly, on September 0 10IR
CLARA II. LEACH, wife or Joseph A lel?'
aged 57 years, also grandchild, Cyril E son
o( Samuel E. and the late Mary Rose L4ach
aged 0 yeara. Funeral strictly prhate j
Sunday, 1 p. in., from Ute residenre. 47T2
Tacony St., Drldesburg. Interment Odd Fi.
Iowa' Cemetery. '
LOFB. On September 10. 1015. RICHAnn
SIMON, son Herbert B. and Reito" s Loeb
In hla IBth year. Relatives and friend, are
Invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday
at 10 a. m.. from parents' residence ls'i
Poplar street. Interment at Mount Sinai
Cemetery.
MAINS. On September 0. 1015. BISHOP
W. MAINS. In his 71st year, lie atlvea and
friends, also Wilkes Post' No. 23. a ' 1 n
of Trenton. N. J., are Invited to attend' the
funeral aervlces. on Sunday, at 0 p. in at
the residence i of hla sister. Mrs. Harriet
Peters. 3030 X. 6th st. Interment prlva e on
Trenlon: N.V' """ " 0rn"00'1 Cemetery?
MATCHETT. Suddenly, at Atlantic Cltv
siATUilSTT, Notice of funeral will be
flven. from the residence of his brother
503.1 Ludlow st.. Philadelphia. woiner,
MclIllIDE. On September In ,n,K
AMANDA J. lofPHowS?d T"'McU?id.'
Jnco Llghtkep), aged 53 jears. Relative, and
friend, ars (nvlted to'atttnd the ftrnfral
airvlce., on Monday, at 2 p. m. nreciielv
at Ir husband's residence, 4377 Pechln at '
CenSte?yfh' ,n,erme "t'We.t La"re" IlSil
McCArtEY-At Atlantlo Cltv nr t
September 0. 1015 THOMAS irr' hn't, ol5
ihur,h.tMy"a.m.Ile?rlneV, iSLfeS
MM?f)AiTirg.d8'?i7..110.1t?uJAN5
friend, are invited 1 to'itr.n"1fh. funera'ae'rv4.
lee., on Monday, at 2 p. m. precUeiV ." h
Ut. residence, 1101 N.'.td'-.f'lmeent'pV"
"onSrA0 Tlf0n , sP?nib.r 8. ions,
dence, ll Red Oak road. wiirninVt".r -V
U'JO a. m., Monday. IntermVnt prfviTe. "
McOHATIl. on September In ioir
BETA M daughter of John and nir'v sS
(irath. Relative, and I friend, ar. Invlfi n
attwid the funeral, on Mmday" 2 p m
Andr.w Eberf.'seni; 258 s ifST'Slf'
Mas. of Requiem at StTEdwsrd's Chfr.1?
10 a. m. pr.cl.ely. InUrnwit at Holy'cro!;
Cemetery. Remain, may be viewed on h.?V
v.irora T un,u lo A-SS.SS?;
"JsaSSr'IJiV LlSAwiJowViJa0"
U.1 M.cntchen. la ber 83d yJa? n.i.te""
and friend, of th. family 2r. rJIpectuni'i
vttedJto attend funeral .e"vlc.., w Mondi,"
at -l p. m at Schuyler1., Broad an 3 utlmA
&Jnml UM"' """f ""' M1Sn
MELCHKK. Suddenly, on g.DllD.h ,.
1W5. HBRBBHT T .on of wVutS a .,01
lur. B. M.lcher. of 401 SUt.rd.. cnwvd
Pa., agsd 34 yearfc lt.Utlve. and rrtendi i?J
outer, and .mpioye. of Harrett jianufaenf1.
lag Company, ar. Invited td M?,dC,,uhr:
funeral aervlcs, on Monday, at o-Ka . IB
at th. Preabytertaa Church V beclvi'n.'nV
Cynwyd. Pa. Train leaves Brwad street St.:
tlon for Cynwyd 8T a. m. InUrmsBtwrivata
HlUKKn BtpDtmbtr o, ,01Bt rjAviD
huabaA4 at Ulien Miller. aarf ui JZ.JT;:1.4'
a!.? '"i? n5; ? .:
iv.wtuLC:'
A mABum1 flfcutU..
life '- -w.-.re..i w-t
ark pators Dleas ,
MII.I.lNflHAUSKN. On September 8. 1015,
REBECCA. widow ot Alfred Milling,
hausen and daughter of Mary and the lato
Harry Johnston. Relatives and friend, are
Invited to attend funeral, on Sunday, at 1
o'clock, from the residence of her mother,
813 N. Lawrence at. Interment Northwood
Cemetery.
MUIK. On September 0, 1015, DAVID, hus
band of Jane M. Mulr, aged 87 yeara. Rela
tives and friends are Invited to attend the
funeral services on Monday afternoon, at 2
o'clock, at his lato residence, 1845 North
Franklin it. Interment at Laurel Hill Ceme
tery. MUI.LEH. On September 8, 1016 HER
MAN MULLEn, aged 38 years. Relatives
and friends ot tho (umlly aro Invited to at
tend the funeral, on Monday, at 2 p. m., nt
tho residence of his son, August II. Muller,
2213 St. James Terrace (T7th and Woodland
ave.). Interment Mount Morlah Cemetery,
NEEl.Y. Suddenly, on September 7, 1015,
JAMISi NEELY, fir., husband of the late
Annlo Neely (nee Downs), In hla 63th year.
Relatives and friends, also members ot Point
Dreero Funeral Fund, are Invited to attend
tte funeral, on Sunday, September 12, at
1:30 o'clock precisely, from his- late resi
dence, 132 South Taney at. Interment at
Mount Morlah Remains may be viewed on
Saturday evening.
NEII.l). On September 0. 1015. MARY B ,
wife of Joseph Nelld. Relatives and friends
are Invited to attend funeral, on Mondav.
at 8:30 a. m., from the residence of her
son-in-law George F. I'rlce, 4148 Freeland
ave., Roxborough. High Mass at St. John
the Baptist Church, at 10 a. m. Interment
at St. John's Cemetery.
NITTEN1IKROEH. On September 0. 1913.
HTTKAV alta nf William Nl,nK....- .i
hi )cars. Relative and friends are Invited
to attend the funeral services, on Monday
afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at her late residence.
130 East Phll-Ellena st.. Mount Airy. Inter
ment ut St. Michael's Lutheran Church
Grounds.
O'HItlEN. Suddenly, on September 8. 1815.
JAMES O'BRIEN, husband nf the late Annie
O'Brien. Relattvea and friends are Invited to
attend the funeral, on Monday, at 8:30 a. m.,
from hla late residence. 00 K. Walnut lane.
Germantown. High Mass at St. Vincent de
PauTe Church at 10 a. m. Interment at Holy
Sepulchre Cemetery.
l'ANCOAST. At Polntvllle, N. J., on Sep
tember U, 1015, HIRAM T. PANCOAST, aged
57 earf. Relatives and friends are Invited
to attend funeral, from his late residence
Polntvllle.
rATTERSON. At Atlantic City, N. J.. on
September 0, 1015, SARAH J. PATTERSON
wife of the lato John F. Patterson. Services
and Interment at Morris Cemetery, Phoenix
vllle, Pa., on Tuesday, September 14, at 2
p. m.
HEMENSNYDER. At McKlnley, Pa., on
September 8. 1U15. CAROLINE L. REMEN
BNXDEK nce Voss), wife of William U,
Kemensnyder. Relatives and friends are In
vited to V tend the luneral services, on Sun
da;, at 2 p. m., at her late residence. West
ave. and Township line. Interment at North
wood Cemetery. Automobile funeral. Take
Willow Grove cara to Ogontz. Conveyance,
will be waiting at 1:30 p. m.
ItlTTENHOUHE. On Sentemhep in nn
MAKY K daughter of the late Peter and
Sarah Rlttenhouse. Relatives and friends aro
Invited to attend the funeral services, on
Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at her late
residence, Wlssahlckon ave. (north of Price
st.), Germantown.
ROTH. At Woodbury. N. J.. JOHN O
ROTH, husband of Cellna J. Roth (nee Rlo
ouard). Relatives and friends, also members
ot Reynclds Post, No. 71, a. A. It., are In
Mted to attend the funeral services, on Sun
day, at 1 P. m.. at Fred C. Angele'a under
taking parlor, 1522 Snjder ave. Services at
Larayette Vault.
SCHWAItZ. On September 8. 1015. AU.
GUST SCHWARZ.. husband of Emma
Scbwarz. formerly of 11)33 North 24th st..
In hla 51)th year. Relative, and friends ari
Invited to attend funeral services, on Sun.
day. at 2 p. m.. at the residence ot J. W.
Vlckers. 272S Ridge ave. Interment at
Oreenmount Cemetery.
SIIEETZ. On September 0. 1015. WILLIAM
I... husband of Ida May St.eetz (nee Corderyl
nnd son of Leonard C. and Lizzie E. Sheetz.
aged 3'! ears. Relatives and frlenda, also
employe, of Henry Dlsston & Son., are In
vited to attend the funeral, on Sundav, at .1:30
p. m.. rrom hla late residence, CdlO Tulip
st., Tncony. interment at Magnolia Ceme
tery. Remains may be viewed on Saturday.
after 7 p. m.,
SHIVERS. On September 10. 1015. ABI.
OAIL E.. wife ot Samuel E. Shivera. HelaV
the. and friend, are Invited to attend the
funeral services on Monday, at 2:30 p m
at her late residence, corner of Manl.on ana
Cedarcroft aves., Audubon. N. J. Interment
private at Haddonfleld Baptist Cemetery
Carriages will bo In waiting at Audubon Sta
tion at 1:30 p. m.
8TFAVAUT. On September 8, 1015. WILL.
1AM W. STEWART. In the 80th yi'ar of hll
age. Relative, and friend, of the family ar.
invited to attend the funeral aervlces. on
Sunday afternoon, precisely at 6 o'clock at
his late residence, 1233 N. Alllsoir .t, 'in
terment at New London, Che.ter Co Pa
STOHIIM. On September 9, 1815 8TE.
PMISNBUN Hiuuus. aged 77 year.. Relative,
and friends are Invited to attend the funeral
on Monday, at 2 P. m., from hi. late resl.
dence. 6028 Dltman St.. Frankford. Interment
at North Cedar Hill Cemetery. imermn
STOVELL. Suddenly, on September 8 1B1K
JAMES A. STOVELL, Jr. Vcueral services'
and Interment private. vices
8TUANZKNHACK. On September 8 10ls
ENEL.IE. widow of Frederick Stranienback
Relative, and frlenda are Invited to attend
the funeral service., on Sunday, at 1 S m
at her daughter's residence, uu LawJeJiJ."!
,t., Camden, y J. Remain. 'may be vleed
on Saturday, at 7 p. m. Interment at Fern,
wood Cemetery. Plalnfleld. ' "rn
T1IOXEI.L. On September 8. 1015. ANNin
E.. wife of the late Samuel Myera TYoieti
(formerly of MoVeytown. Pa.), aged 63 yef.'
Relative, and friend, are Invited to atUnd
the funeral services, on Monday afternoon
at 3 o'clock at the apartments of On??,
H. Balr IsiO Chestuut at. Internment pr"
vate. Remains may be viewed Sunday even
VAN ANOLEN. On September 10 lots
LYDIA T.. widow of James 8. Van Anilen
llelattvrs and friend, are Invited to attend
JuTclM.
;a,KfN!'y! fne-t,?.M,B.ew
VKACOCIL On September 10, 1818 AN.
NIU L.. daughter of the late Capuin Jamea
11. and Eliza Ulrch Veacock. IleUtiyes SJfd
friends Invited to attend funeral I service?
on Sunday, at 2:30 p. m,. at th. realdenci
of her brother, ailbert V. Veacock. 3oS
North 60th at. Interment at Monumjnrcern.
etery. en Monday, at th. convenience ofths
family.
WAKEFIELD. On September 8 loin
THOMAS V. WAKEFIELD. In his slit ?'
Relatives and friend., also Pasayunk Tribe
No. 130 I. O. H. M., and PennsyUanla Ite
serve Post, No, 101.' Q, A. R., are lnv,a
to attend the funeral, on Monday, at aim
from hi. late residence, 428 Morris st Inl
Klfiilm mt vU rSnaiSs
on Sunday, at a p. m.
M'AHD. On September 10, 1818. En.
NARD WARD, win of Bridget an"" th? lit.
Oame. Ward, of Tuliynagran., County I)on..
gal. Irclond. Relative, and friend, ar.ln
Mted to attend the funeral o" tSSnSLy. at
8:30 a. in., from hla Ut. residence. 83JNorth
Hutton St.. West Philadelphia. Requiem Mai.
at Our Moth.r of Sorrow,- Church it lo i
m. Interment at Holy Crow Cemetery
VKHH On September 0 1815. IDA UiY
daughter of the lale Edvtard and Elizibllh
Webb, llelatlve. and fronds and employ,,
of SftKin's hat factory ar. Invited fo it!
tend th. funeral services, on Sunday a : lTso
o clock pndH ly. at th. re.ldenc.y'of MrV
Ida Lyon., 2WU North 9tb street, Intermeni
at Northwood Cemotery. imwroeni
WOOD- On September 8, 1(15. tyiLITiu
l" WOOD, artr.. homo 'of hi, .on-iiaw
Jjwrg. K. Wecht. B3 Ueorg. St NorVlstown'
Pa., aged 70 year.. He .tire, ind twUXSi
lA'tovlttd to attend th. t wn'cTTl Krlc.,.!n
Sunday, at a p. m.. at his late rt.ld.nc.
8.11. George .L. Norrlstown. p, intirmes'l
at Iwr Provident Baptist C.m.(err.
VOUsta-On September 9, 1918. MARY m.
gRPHtNE, wif. of Osorg CI. YwU iSi
d-uer of Uh Ut Joan O. and Ky A
iijwv. wi :o : .' n' e.rr."?-
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"iiiM? ?il,nw "?re charge of Infant or older
cnlldr in vntirti an.iu. 1 a ;"".
m?q ',.;;. !,.,. "V'ilA.. " rerenc.j
S&?nroV,V,ra.t.a ""iis?JS?'
ucsirea poflitlon! mod
A 224. Ledger OfHca.
mu w" . . , ... .,i, Bami , ICICrmCfJ.
na "
FTPRVnilTMnilntin .
nf Mr-..r.' ,""" y"u re in ned"
r . " "'"itiii uiiiL'e HflSlstant. writ nt-
in'dmpttentll IS
LXe"rt'advl2rt1.ei..a f" ""'"'''
ThiVh;"Eref.UMff?f ,eTnch- Kngllsh school
-!i?'!"r"iJlIIa&K. Lorenz, 34.13 Wal't stl
VuMdV?. wfgS .Call-SaturdayTa
"cL? AfotfSi I,r0.,d.1,","'-r l
iSn..Vui.'ruln .Immediate touch with exDerld
waitresses "T,,"""' c02kB- chambermaids,-
Waiir","lJ.ali"draes, day's work. seami3
x-hwm
le'caert ",Ut .K a'""30OO. Su". "SafiB i
mw, v., a(fu u,,c8Tniir 8lt
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALB j
A?."NTA''T. office manager, thor. v.r.M 1."
war"StaH-J'V. ft? j.uToo,-
a rT-iiiTrm . u. ncugfr uince. ,
manager dr.fc..aUdU"'' "edit and collect oa
manager desires change. J 2K. Ledger Cent.iT
."ffn'L-'Sil "'- WSJ"??'.- have beenj
as sale. m... ;" voiiegei exper enceaf
moi'Sn re.,u"?.e"V copyvrUer and pro-3
Ina- ensravi't,. ZWUu"i!.r lurn"'ar with print-?
- . i iiu, x.eoger i;entra.;
ilnrle- 3i.i.'rB X' experience; trav.ledaj
.ingle 3r reference. J fi. r.,, CentraL?
A""Jfu,9 Examlne and make report.. InsUU .
DoWicirem- " ... "r .V,'"
rimn .t it' -i-vuumani, general office ex.J
.1. .7. "" "ter central.
&ce!, "h& nd -.
J 342. Ledrer K.V...,' ""'"' POl"Cj
Urlrt '
1!Eel'E,, Pa1111 '. typist, experi
enced; reference. J C4B. Ledger CentraV
BOYS-BOYS
rMnl's'1'""'' brlan BOYS and
untLS who come under our care are
now available for office, .hip or
factory work; No CHARGES.
JUVENILE WORKERS' BUREAU.
150T ARCH.
Telephone., Race 3337, Bpruco 9147.
u.utT,oV ANJK.geifcf 5A ' r-1
. ....... m,t iinr unice.
v.sr.- .J'VtSi meV'a"l!. wt. chan:t
-'." eP- JPIB. Led. Br.t322d to Allegheny.j
uSJiil' 7-Ti yeara aenerat office ep.:i
.?.. I V' t)pewrltlnr, cl.lm. sn4.
account., references. J 283. I.er Central.
C.iilCAlV::ai "' XP-- oodhablts. du;S
catlon, refereiicc., J Ut, Ledger Central.-
COLLEOE OHADUATB DESIRES" P08I,
TION. PREFBRABLY TBACIIINO or IIB-
BEAliCH IN PHYBICH. J 142, LEll. CENT,,
, . CONSULTINrT-DyEn7 "-"
IVactlcal Inau in both old and modern
fully superlntendency of oh. promlneut
English d.hous. snd since for 10 years"
a. .tinllar rharg. at on. of th. larieat
plant. In thl. country. j
.. BOMB SPECIALTIES. J
Aniline black, both .team and copper
Aniline black to cotton piece good, tsi
pre.erve wnlte .elvedgts. I
Application of same to union goods ta
wool afterward.
th1 m n'1ilUr ,Un eofhlneal work as
.... .v,,,.w, hi iiV wooa ana vcgeia.
dyes in alt shades as In common ue I
y"" ago. Only applications from prlnclsa
Apply In first In.tance. MJ0I. Ledger OfHoa. j
COOK JaoaneMi excellent , htunvu..' .."
perlenc; boneat and trustworthy. Best r1
y.vw. -. .. xi iu. imager urnc..
CREDIT UANAQER,
-" .vw.hi.iii, .v jwmrm Dines fpfir
tnc. thoroughly familiar with cot and cO-d
lAllftn l.il.in. T Al . ...I II
Kr.4r BSaniinl.Mf ru .. at -.(
....... .,...,., M v.,,, &u.ef v,rur.i.
DHAUaHTSMAN. 44, inarTledrTriuate'irC"
'" luvcnanieai enuineenwau
but without much practical experience wouW
Ilk. position with engineering flrmi would
any typewriting and cl.rtrul work In masaw
Ilea with this position, at present eniulovad
lidaei fflfc..""' 0( rvrerentes. J 9-h
CrtAUKlfEUH, marriiU daslre. po.ltlon
years' shop fxperlencj careful, sober an
T't'it ,ut r.Ierenca, SUfaC-'herri; st
L'MAUrrEUrt--aVandiiuivhM .mechanic W
CSL w.'ih p1-.,'Mrai aohw willing to ( t
Jtk ?lhr duties. F. PetervMi, nj df l.i '
CHAUrjfKrS 4iaia bxmiiioii 'n,n nntl.