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TY COBB AND GROVER ALEXANDER
fc RATED AS THE GAME'S BEST IN 1915
Detroit Run-getter and Philly Run-crusher .Regarded by
Expert as Two Most Valuable Players.
One Chance for Big Upset
By GRANTLAND MCE
Tha System
When-C. J, Cottar won the pennant
A good two thousand yean ago,
When he Became the hading tenant
With firtt place pitched along the Po,
Be did pat fight umpire' dtcition
When he teat cleaning up in fjaiil.
Be let the rett howl their derisions
While he played tall.
When Pat tleran took up the rhilliei,
Or when the Phillies took vp Pat,
They swore that he'd soon have the willies,
Or that Ms dream would toon Salt fiat.
But where Pat mlffht have been the
mooter
0 man umpire, eAort and tall,
Be lei the others howl out "Robbtrl"
While he played ball.
Mo, reader of these Idle veriet,
Engaged in whatsoever game,
Let other roar their maudlin curses
At Fate orLucfc within the frame;
let ether rave at breaks internal
Or out 0 umpires take a fall,
Or pile-iip alibies eternal
While you play bail.
iFhantom Aut,o Winners
For the firet time In many seasons there
' will be no automobiles offered to the
pair of molt valuable ball players In the
American and National Leagues.
That custom ended with the 1914 cam
, palm, when Johnnie Kvera and Eddie
Collins were presented with cars for
' having- produced a greater amount of all
around efficiency than any other entries
In the big; show. Cut while the auto
dispensing has been abandoned, there Is
still a bit of Interest about In speculating
as to what two men would have drawn
the prizes for tho cyrrent year.
The Two Leaders
Every able-bodied citizen In the land Is
entitled to his or her opinion It he or
she cares to launch pne.
Using this as a basis to start something,
vjjur pick for 1815 would be a Mr. Cobb for
the American League and a Mr. Alexan
der for the National
Cobb has been far and away the .most
valuable ball player In the land this iBea
son, Just as he was In 1911, when he won
the auto by IT Jumps. He has been one
of the leading factors n keeping his club
.round the top, In the course of which
proceeding he has led both league In hits,
runs and stolen baaee the three main
departments of attack.
Also Alexander
Col. G. C. Alexander has been almost
as valuable to the Phillies as Cobb has
been to the Tigers.
Qrover the arappllmr-Hooti has been the
most valuable single athlete In his circuit.
His great pitching was a potent factor in
launching the Phillies Into their first
spurt, and when they began to akld later
on his aupermlraculous work checked any
sudden descent.
Alexander la something more than a
grand pitcher. He Is as fine a fellow and
as clean a sportsman as the game has
ever known. He has been willing to gtv
his best In or out of turn, and his best
has been sufficient to win over a third of
the Phillies' victories. Cobb has already
been awarded an automobile, and tho pity
of It la that Alexander doesn't get one
CDRTIS BOWLERS OIUJANIZE
FOR SEASON'S TOURNEYS
Will Join the National Association in
a Body
At a. meeting of th Curtis Bowling
League six of the eight teams rolling
last yar were represented, as follows:
Jpurnat. Poet, Engraving, Color, Com
position and Beck. Circulation and Gal
lery are doubtful of entering teams this
year.
Ledger, Home Pattern and John Mar
shall's pphedule tam made application
Sot membership.
It was decided to start the bowling sea.
on of JHWJl? on Friday evening, Octo
ber IS, on the Terminal alleys. Borne
changes la prizes and handicaps were
Uggested and wjll be acted on at a
meeting to be held Friday, October J,
at the Terminal alleys.
At this meeting It la also Intended the
Curtis League will Join the National
Bowling Association In body.
Joseph D. Avlt was elected seoretnry
treasqrer, the only office In the league,
HAVRE DE GRACE RACE
ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW
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PANJAMA
for his great work as he doesn't happen
to be one of the big kale-makers of the
ttume.
By J. McOrnw and C. Mack
We have one ofcano lt in the pennant
throng,
To wear onoe more the oldtime crown;
An equina blioard may come along
And blow the standings upside doton.
"The Stars of Yesterday"
"A few days ago," writes a noncom
bntnnt, "you launched this query In re
gard to Bender. 'Where Is he now!' I am
Inclosing the answer."
The answer happens to be a box score
outlining a clash between Red Springs
and Oastonla, Jn tha Western Carolina
League. In this box score the pitcher
for the Oastonla club happens to be Ben
derand the Chief won his game by the
count of 10 to 3.
Or, ns the baseball scribe of a Gastonla
paper puts It: "From a world series to a
North Carolina serious in one brief year.
Quite a trip " Yes, as trips go In this zig
zag profession.
The Waning Hope
Ordinarily Philadelphia might be count
ed safely In so far as the National League
flax is concerned,
But there Is ono final hope which Is
luring both Braves and Dodgers on. Both
clubs are making a hard battle to
stay within range of tha Phillies until
the last week of the season arrives, when
thl hope will be put to a test.
Starting on September 29, the Phillies
meet tha Braves in four games at Bos
ton, while Brooklyn Is meeting the reel
ing Giants, who by that date will be ut
terly devoid of any further ambition.
At the end of this meeting the Phillies
fare the Dodgers In three games, while
the Braves are tangled up In four games
with the Giants. Bo both the Braves and
Dodgers at the finish have a four-game
affair with the Giants, while the last
seven Philly games are against Braves
and Dodgers.
There Is always the chance that any club
with the flag so near may be thrown back
In confusion upon the edgq of victory. The
trick con be turned, ns the Dodgers proved
a short time back when they raked the
PhlllteB for three games In three starts.
It's a long shot, but If either Dodgers or
Braves are within three games of the
leaders by September 29 there is st a
bleak chance left that the Big Upset will
come. Against thlB pale green dream of
empire both stragglers are hanging on.
In making any flag computations ona
might remember that seven years ago on
this day the Giants were even nearer the
flag than the Phillies were, They were
regarded as sure winners. But with the
old banner flapping Just a rod or two on.'
beyond, the Giants proceeded to lose a
batch of games to the Beds and Phillies,
thep. regarded as the softest Picking in
tho land. They dropped three in a row to
the Phillies and four out of five to the
Beds,
It Is simple enough to figure certainties
In this game, but those who have been
over the road know well enough that no
such animal roams the Jungle of Dope
WHAT THE PHILS MUST DO
TO W4N THE PENNANT
Pat Moran'e nlnr Phillies ha?e 16
more gamee to play. Boston and llrooh,
lyn 1ihb 15 nmri to play. Ono ut Ho,,
ton's games It with M, Louis and rosy
not be played on.
If the l'hllllre win 11 and lose B they
will hare a percentage of .sl. and Hoe
ton and llrokolyn Mil have to win all
their limn to tie.
If the Phillies win JO and loe a they
will have a percrntae,of .57s, and Ho
ton and Ilrouklyn will hare to win 11 out
of 15 to tie.
If the Phillies win 9 and Ioe 7 they
will have a percentage or .611, and Hoi.
ton and Brooklyn will have to win all
of It ta lie. '
.." ' Millllee "PW even en IS gamee
they will hT0 a percentage of ,885, and
Boston and Brooklyn Kill have to win It
out of IS to He.
Klsht ef the Phllllre' remaining 1
gamre are with Iloetoq and Brooklyn.
The above flsurn are based on lb
completed eriedure of rtw)i of the three
teams, M no provision ran he made for
games lost through postponement.
WOODBINE RACE CARD
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LEDGJ3B PHXLADELlHrA. MONDAY, SifliJTKMBlflB
YOU SAID MA CYAR. WU-z f WH LOOK DAK ,MAN. ,. , W ) , L 'J
A OUK WOPB OUT ROOS- HEAH SHE CiUVl OAK Sv If l ' Y f"
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Mrs. Stcllc's Funeral Tomorrow
Tho funcrnl of Mrs. Annn Schcm
filello, daughter of Peter Bchemm, n
brewer, will bo held tomorrow tnorn
In. She died yesterday nt tho Jcffor
eon Hospital following an operation.
Mrs. Stallo was the wife of Joseph O,
SteJIc, former I'Mltailelphla newspaper
man, who Is now In tho Government
service at Washington She suffered
Injuries In a fall last June that made
tho operation necessary. She hnd been
llvlnp at the Majestic Hotel.
OBITUARIES
MONSIEUR nOMAZOTTI
Chief Engineer of French Navy and
Submarino Pioneer
PABIS, Sept. 20 Monsieur Bomazottl,
chief of tha engineering corps of the
French navy, is dead, the Ministry of
Marino announced today. Ho collabor
ated In tho construction of the first sub
marine capable of firing torpedoes.
Clmrlcg H. Lake
Cbarls H. Lake, of Cambridge, Mass.,
a former resident of Philadelphia, and
cx-presldent of the Board of Aldermen of
Cambridge, died Inst week at Keene,
N 11., after a short Illness, at the age of
65 ears He wan a prominent Mason and
a member of many fraternnl orders pnd
locnl trade bodies, including the Cum
brldgo Board of Trade nnd tho Harvard
Square Business Men's Association.
Slnco 1902 he was treasurer of the
Cambridge Coach Company, which ad
Joins the Harvard Collego campus,
was president of the Nowtowno Club
and a captain In the Massachusetts
State Mllltla. Ho Is survived by a
widow and one son. Dr. Frank B. Lake,
of Boston, and three sisters, Mrs. J. a.
Sharp, of 2000 Girard avenue, and Mrs.
D. P. Brown, 1311 South Ruby street, both
of this city, and Mrs. W. G. Wilson,
Klrklyn, Pa.
W. Durell Shuster
The funeral of W. Durell Shuster,
formerly a coal merchant and prominent
Mason of this city, who died yesterday
nt Palmyra, N. J., will be held on Wed
nesday afternoon nt 2 o'clock from the
Chapel of Monument Cemotery, at Broad
and Berks streets. Mr. ShUBter, who was
68 years old, was tlio first president of
the Philadelphia Coal Exchange, a past
grand master of Lodge No. 2, V. and A.
M., and ex-grand treasurer of the Royal
Arcanum. He Is survived by four sons,
William H Durell, Henry S. and Francis
P. Shuster.
MAitimtri
rOlII.KS-OAIlTKIl. Miss OENCVA OAR
T.IU ,?l aena l'., end HUHKItT O.
FOIJlJtS were married Saturday, at 4 i m.
'l li'v.- ame.?u, J-Ir' paetor-of Main Bt
I'resbyti'rlan Church. Darby, Pa. Th cere
mony waa informed In lha prssenca of Im
mediate relatives of the bride and bride
groom. Alter ceremony Mr, end Mrs. Foulks
left on a wedding trip, and upon thslr return
will be at home at Mi 8. 7lh St., Darby, Pa.
IN MKMOIUAM
S-0. 10W, WjFB AND CWLPJtUN.
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UKAIISinM'. J
At her residence. JigO North
'ivWiiftwwsfr. '&... JiABv'x-
lm . Ilesucnont. Kurther liotioi
nr tht) funeral will Vim Wan
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Due notice pf
tha funeral will be Given.
BA1IC1.AY. Buddti
inly, .. on September IB.
11)13, MAHY. wife of I'etcr J, Uarclav .
I'owerej. jieiattves and friends, also South
Second St. Meikst Aesocutlon. are limited
to attend the funeral. Thursday, at 8 so a
2,"ij?ro .theQr"lllen;?. .( hcr husband. HUB
a Uih st. Solemn High llequlem Mass at
the Annunciation Church, at 10 a. m IS.
terment Cathedral Cemetery. n
IIA11I1KT. On September 18. lftiii irvs.
UNTllB. husund of Marie C." Bsrdet. "Til
tlv and friends ara Invited to attend the
funeral, on Tuesday, at B.3Q a. m from
hie ate residence. USA North list 2t" W.S
Phllanelrhla. Illgt Mms Sf nequVem at
church of Our Lady of ftossry, at lo T. m
jmerment prv.te, at Nwl'tnrd ceinv
BKNKCKM. On September 10, 1018 JULIA
L widow of Wllltan, H. liecki 'eged'71
years., KelativM and friend. ao Uerman
k?ie"AWM??5lS"L'. "- h Abend noeerB3
i'.ts.. V 'Vii'if "'V .,'""' 'nan "ebepVa
Lodge, No 188, D. or H., are Invited tn ,-
W ih'm,,",Ka,..,.trv,cf;' on Wadndiy.',.t
l.JO p. m., at the ree dence of her eon-ln.
w?l.rrvj!i Q' 2fuen. 9H School ., Norm
A' i;'',itiK,-M",cu i M.- Peace
Mf'Pun CamairV."lAn.rt!,U'.V; "
IIOWKNAv Atlarifto City' '? . j on Sep.
umber if. IIH, LK'mt! 0., widow ?f
Knoeh, H. Hon, 'sge,r S veers, luiatlvra
1 uWaAl "Arthur! "au";iS,.i"r3i,'t'.,
!.K
iiliow ef, UirJnt Flreqn. llsletlvea
flernti, ileo insi,ihefe ol Wwfg Klnli
and
ethr
wyM$ji!ww;!r,
Ni'f.
mrvfu.
WnJlftrh,!ierZ
iaia res
it
afternoon, precisely st J
i.iia resiaanca. aiii
"i Wt..N ..titer l InteVSent'aT
SIWI'T mY , V
Vernwood Cemetery
liemalns may b viewed
fe? i'M'.Sfil'Ji rA ''tlle'elSfS
I
v r''""" w IM eiaruirii( nriraiev
J? if WtMfdsM?' &,
Oatrl Connor. KiSi Main t, DarbyTTa
jlTsh Owen of the filesssd 'y-irgUj
-
V at in I.
F.1 .f.iHf,-,ft vm lurisrai ear.
Hi,yiir'i8uW.,JK,A'" P'emtier J. iqib.
mi Mil vw,mlmy'iti
ia in ittuis" iba iiSi7jrs:'xSiSf'i.rT
'7JUT,nr-""vr
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Ifo-tn " irrdrl. JVmieTliWni'tu:
lieraj eervlree. on TueeleyVfip ,.? at fits
woiher'a reeleepee, ST N, SiiTlne at,' Inlis!
mept w vets, Auiqniallle fSTieril 'HenSffB.
PI,VKHjOu September " 1IB. THOMAS,
eon of Leander tnd Mary Taliper. Mndo7i
pf jhe ef Jehu d AlW MOulu,V, In lis
Hi year, llelatlvee and fi leads sre'lnvlfel
ta attend the funeral, on Tliurndsy; at g't?
pi., from his parent' reeidenca? . N it.h
UteJSSSJVnjH 'Hf Ch"."A?(PVf'M.othir
By KEMDLE
Copyright, 1915. K. W. Kemble.
DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS U.XUV WAHIBO-MAUI j
COMtAD. On Reventh-itay, Ninth Month
IMh, mis, THOMAS r, UONKAD, In Ills J I
Sear. Ilelatlves and frlende are lnlted to
attend tho funeral service, on 1hlrdduy.
at 11 a. in., at hi late residence. U02 N. 2d
st., Camden. N. J. Interment prlvete, at
Itltersldo Cemetery, Norrlstown. l'e.
COUlt. On September 18, 1918, ELIZA
liixril II.. widow of Howell Cook, aged
K ers. HelatUee and friends are Invim.l
to attend the funeral nerlcr, on Tuesday,
ut 'J P in., at the Methodist Episcopal Home,
(olltngsnood, N. J Interment private.
CHi;M.Mi:lt. On Septembor IS, 101B, WILL
IAM, husband of Ullsabetli Ann Crummer.
ilelatlves and friends, also l'nnn. II. II.
ltelief Ao aro InMted to attend funeral
eertlrrs, luesday, at 2.SU p. m., at his
Into residence luo Oroenway ae , Derby.
I "a Interment Ferny.ood Crmcttry. Be
mains may be viewed Monday, alter 7 p. m.
CI.NMMi On September 17, 1016. IBA
IIULI.A CUNNlNlf llelathes nnd frlende
aro Invited to attend funeral, on Tuesday,
at fl.JQ a m., from her late residence. LU
Kltzwater street. Solomn Requiem Mass ut
St. fharlea1 Church, at 10 o'clock. Interment
Holy Cross Cemotery.
lllKIII.. On Bepltmber 18, 1015, AUGUSTA
J., wlfo of William Q, Dlchl. llelallvoa and
friends, also Liberty Council, l'rlde Circle.
No 410. f of P. of A nnd Woman's ljyal
Moose circle of No. .l, aro Invited to attend
the funeral services, on Wednesday, at '
P m . at her lato residence, BIS N. Wana
maker st. Interment prUote. at Mount Ver
non Cemetery Itemaina may be viewed on
Tuesday, from 8 to ft p. m.
IHLTZ On September 10, 1915. JEFFEn
hON .1, niKT., In his "nth ear. Due no
tice of tho funeral will bo given from his
lato residence, M N. St Bernard et. HDih
and Arch).
1)1)1 OlIEItrY. September 18. 1015, JAMES,
son of John and the late Kllabeth Dough
erty Ilelatlves and Irlends are Invited to
attend funeral Wednesday, at 1 p. m., from
his lite residence. 211 1 s Kror.t st. Inter
ment Mount Morlah Cemetery
DICAl'KIt On September 18. 191B, HORACE
IJKAl'KIt Ilelaiivrs and friends, also Vaux
Lodge, No. 333. P. and A. M., Veteran Corps
of 1st Regiment, N. O. 1' : Malta lloat Club!
Jenclers' Club. Hereford a. and V Associa
tion and all other societies of which he was
a mcmtr. aro Invited tn attend the funeral,
on Tuesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock precisely,
from tho residence of his brother-in-law,
Ralph T. Herr, 4Bl'l Pulaski ave. Interment
at West Laurel Hill Cemetery. Remains may
be viewed Monday evening, 7 to 9 o'clock.
Auto service,
IWltqUIIAIt. On September IS. 1915. ELL
VtOoiJii, wn of j. I. and Llllle Farouhar.
aged IS tars. Relatives and friends are In
vited to Httend tha funeral services, at St
lames- Church, 22d nnd Walnut sis., on
Wednesday morning at 10 o'-"--k precisely
interment private. Remains may be viewed
Cn.Ti,.',lV evening, at his late residence,
B740 Hazel ave, from 7 to 0 o'clock.
PIRHKIt, -On September 18, 1915. ETHEL
M. daughter of John JI. and the lato Alice
Fisher, nged 23 years. Relatives and friends
hre Invited In attend the funeral services, fin
Tuesjay, at 2 p. m prorleely, at her father's
residence, 4M Martin st., Roxborough. In
terment private Friends may view the re
mains Monday evening
tfAKIIKL. At the University Hospital, Phil
udelphla, on September 17, 1UIS. JOHN Till).
ITT IfARHKU of. New York city, son of tho
late John and Ellen A. Farrel. Services in
Bt, Bartholomew's Chanel, 41th ot. and Madl
ou ave . New York. Tuesday morning, Sep
tember 21, at 11 o'clock.
PISH. On September Hi. 1B1B, at Audubon.
N. J., RUbsfcw. 0.. son of Richard O. and
Clara Pish (nee Heltz), aged 14 sears. Itela
Uvea and friend are Invited to attend the
funeral services, on Wednesday, at the fu
neral parlms pj James Stretch, lort E. Main
st., Haddonfleld, N- J Interment Evergreen
Cemetery.
PIII.I.KU. At Cedar Orove, on September
IT. llllr.. the Rev. HORACE FRErJlHUCK
JIJLl.ER, rector of Trinity Church, Oxford.
Philadelphia. Funeral eervlces wlI bo held
nt Trinity Churtli, Oxford, Hieing' Sun ave.
and Church lane, on Tuesday, at 11 a m.
It le earnestly requested that no flowers be
sent. Interment private.
QKNTLE. On September 17, 1015, JOHN II.,
husband of Anna M. Gentle, aged d2 years.
Relatives and friends, also Totem Tribe. No
4(M, I. O. R. M.i (Jen John F Reynolds
Council. No. 143 O of I A., and employee
of Mldvgle Steel Company, aro Invited to
attend tha funeral services, on Wednesday,
at 2 p. m , at his lato residence, 41131 Qer
mantown ave. Interment private, at North
wood Cemetery. Remains may viewed on
OI,UW2K':rHunil:?n,l'i..on September 18. 1015,
JOHN, husLand of Nettle Ulbson. Relatives
, K,,.q, r,,vil,MB.
and friends, also members of tho Pennsvi
vania Railroad associations of which he was
a ineiiiuer, aro inviieo in attend tpe funeral
servloes, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2
o'clock, at his late resPJence 814 p. 68ih et.
Inleiment at Mt. Morlah Cemetery, Friends
may view remains on Tuesday" evening, from
7 until !) 30 n'ciook.
Gir.sr.l'KK. Huddenly.on September 18.1915.
CATHAIUNH V
nilfa nf , K, 1., s..." -..-
HAlfa of Albert I nini.L
aged Mi years.
Relatives and friends aro In
vited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, nt
2,30 p. m., from her late, letldence, te'J
Orgy's ave., West Philadelphia. Services at
nt. jgmes f, u. unuron, win st. and Wood
land ave,, at 3. 30 p. in. Interment at St.
James' Cemetery. Ulngsesslng. liemalns may
be viewed Monday, after 7 p. m,
qltKENHAI.till. On September 17, 1B15.
ItOUWIlT li ailBBNIIALOlI. aged W year.
IteUtlvee and friends are Invited to attend
funeral services, on Monday. Hept. 20, at H
U. ni., at his late residence, iroi HarrUon,
t ' Vra'Jkford, Interment private,
OlJIU.Oir. At her resldepoe. 107 South 41et
St.. pp Sept. 17, 111 a, LOllHB VEIlRIKIt,
widow of Horace Mann (lulllou. Relatlveu
and frlende are Invited to attend the Solemn
Requiem Mass at St. James' Church on Tues
day at 10 a. m. Interment privets.
1IANNA. On Beptember J8. 1018 WESLEY,
beiovoi eon of J. Itobert sn4 Edna lianna
(nee (Iraham), aged 0 months. Ilelatlves and
friends ere invited to attend funeral, Tuee
!laT; 5t.LD'.rnT'.'ro,n ble parents' residence,
.raj; h st. Jntrrment Ferpwood Cemetery.
IIAMNAr-On Sep ember 18, lOJB, SAMUEL
J, husband of Elsabeth.O. UahnkV Itela.
lives and friends are nvlted i0 attend the
funeral, on Wodneeday. at l'SO p. m from
hie late residence. 4B2I Wallace stTlnteR
inrnt at FernwooiJ Cemetery,
,,?nP"J'KiIi-; Pn BV,n'"1'' ,uS,P.tmb 10,
101 at his home, I'lymouth Meeting Pa
THOMAS HOVuNbEN. 2d. Due not ce of
lhe funeral wl be given, l
JOjlNKON. On September IB. 101B, at her
residence. BOO . fi,t ,t IANNAII li
wfdow o John CoekerelUolmfgn? ggid 1
JOlJNH()N.On Septemher 18,1913, lEOItaB
W . husband of Kllsabeth JoHpsoii'fnS wSg
nr',.1la,ivf, V4 friends are vltej to
a tend the funeral, pn Wednesday inoriilnL
at 8.80 'o'clock, from Ids laiSVeslasB"' "f
H ? tf1,"' .' '' o'clock, Inlernient at
Most Holy fledeemer Cemetery
JOMC8. On September 18, 101B. DANIEL.
., , huiband o Mary E, pnes! at Wi..
resWenee, 2S Woodbine gvs D4rpy, pa 8'rv"
lSS,..,ni'.m,f.,mvF on. TueedBy.H'atrcorTv.X'
lence of family. Remains may pe viewed on
Monday, after 7 p. in, " "'
JUBgiS-On. rieplemper 10, 101?. PATJHOK
.i wn..0' '.51 "d fhe lae'Ann Vvidge;
We notice of the jupersi wll tie given from
the residence of his brolher.ln.law. Michael
J.'.ytab- im P'en et. West Pm ad, TiU
WAIN.;-in Tfentember IS,' l16ANNATrtsugh:
(er of Brllfet Ifsrvoon and the Isle Patrick
Hweeuey JJua hot cs pf IM funeral wllj be
ValXi'St T moi,,s" rM.iee, 2JH &
OTNNKV.. On Beptember V. 101S. MAT.
maw jj.r.HB,y- husband or Ma J. Moln-
tyre. llelUtlVei nnd frlenr1a art lnH..
ilia the fun.,,'.irvi,,,--c-n" 'rueWsV'".."
o'clock precisely, at hie reslden e. 4732 Ills.
1 A"? VVU" .olnt! , Pflende may "all
,.. u , A"-.t. :
nreiif private afWeodlan'
,,., a m, v ucjapK, inier.
nds B.malv.
ipi"
'& -VC-I.-Jl.
H,",V?e',z,,V,'f"'
.went Private, l Illllel
.. ,vuv'! ". rsun"s-
ram the lMe a John
cnnttntQVvn ave. Inter-
.XfVi .!'L,vtL t H U14e Cenatery.
UKIli'l1lcrr-Oll Penteniber'li lutB, JOHN
KNOPHCL son at tha I.I. ril.trUh .j
Catherine Knoppel, Med flf yesre, Belatlvee
and frfenas ore (iitiTte Hend the funr
allhe ,hsrl of Hm mrf Rrexef Heme. Jnl
trmni i'f ) it ilcnnta l hirup peine.
09 frPtjnWflTi IMP. JOBKPH.
' .,.,!l lte narpara Keope fned
hureh. at a iHalaak. l.
UMel
Cewstify, "
os cemetery.
.I.KVrrUn September 17, 1B, PftOCTOn
E.. hutband ptjMettle,JClelR,gef'eari.
Relst vee ssi friend, 'a sa'Ouuri Pride of
tlie.WprJJiWWl. No. ,m.' if i.i f5ikdali
Caslie, No, Cfl. ti it, B"spl CJMrmsker7
J'.,W,?lv,J.P5L'i. A'nerU. No.iw, are
.-
KIIAUTKIt. On September 18, 101B. ROSE
v., wife of John If. Kreuter. Due notice ot
funeral will be given, from her late residence,
27 Central ave., Kockledge (above Fox
Chase).
I.Kl .MAN. At Atlantic City, N. J on Sep
tember 11). 1010, FREDERICK W son ot the
lato Henry end Frederlcka layman. Rel
lives and friends, also the Volunteer t ire
men's Aeeo. and Relief Firemen's Asso , or
Atlantic City, and Narragansetl Tribe, No.
4.1, of rhlla.. aro Invited to attend funeral
services, at 14 N. Missouri ave., on Tuesday,
at 10 a. m. Interment private at Mount Cal
vsry Cetncteiy.
SIATTIIKMS September IS. 1015, JOSHUA
Jl, MAlTiinwS, nged 84 years. Relatives
nnd friends nro Invited to attend the funeral,
on Tuesday, nt 11 a m., from his late resi
lience, 1721 De Lancey st. Interment at Mer
lon Cemetery
McCOLI.EY. On September 17.1915, SINAH,
wire of tho late John McColley, formerly of
Georgetown, Del., aged 83 years. Relatlvee
and friends nro Invited to attend tho tuncrat
services, un Monday evening, at 8 o'clock, at
tha leslc'rnce of her daughter, Mrs. Charles
K. Thaw ley, W Parrlsh st. Interment nt
Georgetown, Del., upon arrival of train leav
ing west Philadelphia Station at 7:29 Tues
day morning.
McCONK. On September 18, 101B. AGNES
III.ACKWOOD, widow of James McCone, in
her 04th scar. Relatives and friends aro in
vited to attend funeral, Wednesday. 1 p. m.,
from her son-in-law's residence, Thomas J.
KlrkPiUrlck, Stratford, Pa. Interment Odd
Fellows' Cemetery, Gladwyn, Pa. Please
omit flowers
MrKI.HOY. On September 18, 1018, MAR
UAHET, widow ot Robert McElroy, aged 79
sears Ilelatlves and friends are Invited to
view the remains on Monday, from 8 to 10
p. m., at tho residence of her son-in-law,
William II. Fritz, 4313 .orth 17th st. In
terment on Tues lay, at Chamberburs, Pa.
BlrGINN, On Friday, September 17. 1915,
JOHN, husband of the lata Mary Jane Mc
Ginn (nee Devlin) Funeral on Wednesday,
at 8,10 n. m , from the residence of his eon-In-law.
Mr. Robt. Archer. 1770 N Waterloo
treet. High Masj at St. Michael's Church.
10 a m. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemo
tery. Relatives and frlende are invited to
attend. Automobile funeral
Mcllt'fHL On September 18. 1015. ANNE,
widow ot Jamee Mcllugh and daughter of
the late John and Anne McQIUoway, In her
fitli year. Relatives and friends, also B.
V. M. Sodality of St, Francis Xavler'e
Church, are Invited to attend tho funeral,
on Wodnesdas'. at 0 a, m.. from the resi
dence of her son-in-law, Hugh J. McDer
mott, 2.101 West Cumberland st. Solemn
Rtqulrm High Mass at St. Franols Xavler's
Church, at 11 a. m. Interment at Cathedral
Cemetery
MEEIIAN. On September 10. 1015. SARAH
MECIIAN. wife or the late Thomas Meehan.
Relatives and friends era invited to attend
funeral, Wednesday, at 8 a, m from her lata
residence, 2305 Fltzwater St. Solemn High
. ".Pf Requiem at St. Anthony's Chuichl
at .0.30 a. m. Interment private.
M'J'FS,Tln..SeP,embr 17' IBt- MART K.
MILLER, wife of Charles It. Miller and
daughter of Helen and tho late Harry Huhn.
4,- . lu irienos, also employes Of ir.
W.
to attend funeral eervires, on Wednesday, at
,vuuiwurwi b om st. store, are invited
- m. .. ut ner Bisters restaence, 047 B.
lieechwood et. Interment Mt. Morlah Ceme
tery. Remains may be viewed on Tuesday,
from 8 to 10 p. m,
WiUUtJJ; Suddenly, on September 18, 1015,
rVF ?I"wd0.w ot William, T. Moran (nee
Dolan). Relatives and friends are Invited to
attend funeral, Wednesday; at 8:SO a. ni,
r,?"i. r "'? ",,dSnc,i 210S Mifflin et.
High Mass of Requiem at St. Cdroond's
Church at 10 a, m. Interment New Cathe
dral Cemetery.
s,P.Ii.RlJSON: n Beptember 10, 1018, NEL
IiIE. daughter of the late Bernard and Mary
Morrison. Relatives and friends, also League
of the Sacred Heart, B. V. M. 'Sodality and
Altar and Rosary Society of St. Rita's
Church, are Invited to attend the funeral, on
Wednesday morning, at 8.JO o'clock, from
her late residence, 1441 S. 16th et. Solemn
Requiem Miss at St. Rita's Church, at U
,!",, In'erm,ent at Cathedral Cimetery,
Mil.RS. On September 10, 1015, CLARA M..
widow of John Myers, aged B7 years. Reti.
live end frlends'ara Invited to attend tht
funeral services, on Wednesday, at Iid m
at her lata residtnee, Heston et., Iloslyn'. Pa
Interment private, at, I'atboro Cemetery.
7 t" ll'n. rn?V VUe'1 on elay7eJom
NUTTAI.L. On September 17, IBIB. JOHN
."'band of Annie J. Nuttall. ' Ililativee aS
friends, also Court Oerniantown. No, 63. F
of A., and employes of the Mldvale Steel
Company, are Invited to att.nd the funeral
services, on , Wednesday afternoon, al
o'clock, at his late re.idenci, IBir,' Dennii
v'i Jniemem. Bt Northwo'od Cemeteryl
rro,mn7'Umt10Voorck?,a",,' "''" BV"'n
NC;i?''0".B8P,",,UBr tT. 1916. Monrtia L..
hu.band of Amanda hyct, aged a" "eerl.
lielitlvrs ana ir ends are Invited to attend
funnel eervlces, pn Monday,' "t 8 n" m., t
his late residence, 4331 N. Franklin st Train
will leave Wayns' JunctVon 011 Tueedey, In"
lind'pa." t',r,, "l)rc" "r"n5i'yMiS'
BEAD. On September 19. IBIB CAi-rr.
EHINE. Infant deughtir of' Ulysses O and
Cii .Ua.d' ? ,ear s month,' neiatlvw
and friends aro invited to attend tha funeral!
on Wednesdey afternoon, at afso o'clock
from her parents' residence, 2338 South loth
HKKi''ter;nl,e V Trinity LutaeTsn Cemetery.
"Vfl iIiTS8,i',1t,J?,l,rV. " RePlember IS. IBIB
PHILIP HEED. Pupersl eervlces at lis lata
residence, 4s2a Wnodnd ave., VVt I'hlla?
dejpwa, on Tueedey, ftt 2 p. 'm? 'inV,n,"rlt
Ill:iNll(il,I),--On Beptember IS, 1018, LOUIS
husband pf, Metlldi Ilelnbold 'fnee pthVu?)'
i'tiz j;"!.. "r. T-1t aeii.tiiivM ana
atltml the ' fm.eraT Tfrylc7i,"hn Wedn'eay.
L.tiiiir i.uiiieran I'niiri-h nr. in.,u .: .
v, ,, " V". "K "" '" resioence, VB40 N.
Bollywood st. Jnlerraept at Northwood Cem
etery, Jitmains rnT)t vlwed Tuesday tie,
ItOIIKIimOp Beptember IS, 101B, WILL
JAU ,,'v,on 0( l"8 'ta William JL end
Mary Roberts, sied B0 years. Ii"ttlve and
Jl,Xl!dI Hre n!nvu.e" ,0 attend the fun?ral
StvULI.. -On September 18. 1015, JOHN t
Sndrhi .'c&'nlf, NoHW-'o'
lief, are Invited tD attend' h- tVtTJlcVr1. "
en. nn Warfi.a.daU . 'it "". "VTr
SI5KIUIlOKIL-OnfptVmber,SJle',iVI'Lr,
."' iXfLSf. KM.Aer?Wl5elaC
band of An-i KlU thuster In hi? eVth JiaV
Be'1iv4nd irlends, also Lojg. X0'1 &
and A. M . enpey vanla Coutiell.rio niV
Royal Arcjipum, and Fidelity A.semb'le or
Artisans' Order of Mutual ProteeiiH,, ".?'
invited to attend tbe'uneFsipn0'!0'''
st 2 p. pi., from tht CIiawlBof 'Va1onum!t
SWTH'TOl Heptemher 1J, llj,'WTnAu
If. ll huslanirof KmllyAvina hrnlth. iiftj
SBSfflB i W
nui'P. SUddenlv if nifrtVUU' ... ....
In
re;idenV8liirN7r',h,,irta'di.m.'.L?erment
KeGrrefmna5n'.US W.T'J"' JMjpd. : & Tlfwr'
Ward Building oc'latlon. 'irHnvfted o
attend funeral eervlces. on Tuesday" at S
n. m., at hie Uie rejldence, JaLt HTVltrllai
Interment Pernwood ra,n.,nS' "'.f'J"tI'
w&m?t&m.ssg
--..; jv '-sr-rss --! tiViuuaiir. Bares
meunt Cemetery, '""""" " mush.
ptEiS"!i,5'B"3.'iWl,4. '!a4
ff U 1J)II fcinVV S fcvltJr iTatfiSS
20, 1915.
SHRIMP'S AUTO IS SIMPLY NEUTRAL
DAT AINT NO
CYAR, PAT CYAR AM JES Pl-Ai.N,)!
NO COUNT. NSUTRAL
TROV. On September IT, 1016, DANIEL T.,
husband of Sarah Troy. Ralstives end
friends are Invlt'd to attend the funeral, on
Wedneedey. at 8.80 a. m., from hie late
residence, 3004 Powelton ave, .Solemn B
nulem Meee at Bt. Jamee Church at 10 a. m.
Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery,
VICKEI18. pn September 18, 181B, MABT
ELIZABETH, wife of Eugene Vlckere. aged
7 years. Relatives end frlende are Invited to
etlend the funeral eervlces. on Tueedey after.
noon, at 2:80 o'clock, at her lata residence,
429 preeton et. Interment strictly private,
WAGNER. In Paulsboro. N, J on Septem
ber 18, JACOB WAONER, aged 6(1 yeere.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral nn Tuesday aft
ernoon, at 1:30 p. m., from hie late rest
dence, Bwedesboro ave,. Paulsboro, N. J,
Bervlcea In the German EvsnBsllesl Church,
Clerksboro, at 2i30 p. m. Interment at
Egllnglon Cemetery, Remains may be viewed
Monday, at 8 p. m.
WALLACE. On September 18, 1816, JAMES,
husband of the late Sarah Wallace, Heia
tlves end frlende, alls employee of File
Co , are Invited to attend the funeral eerv.
Ices, on Tuesday, at 2 p. m., at hie daugh
ter's residence, Mre. II. O. Stark, 1510
North Roblneon et. Remains may be viewed
nn Monday evening. Interment private, at
Mount Morlah Cemetery.
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NEW RATES
EVENING LEDGER
In Bffiet Etrttmltr 11, flff.
This STYLE TTPE (er like thle)
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Six times one week , ...,,,,,,,.,. lOe,
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more times and It will be inserted
in the daily Public Ledger at no
additional cost.
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and PrBUi! Ledoix combined ie 18 cents per
line with the exception of Help Wapted and
Situation Wanted, which is IS cents per Jlne,
iu
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above rates.
Tiere (s a drug Store near your
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HELP WANTEDFEMALE
CHILDNURSE Experienced white girl to mind
boy 2 year old; reference required, 2108
... ...T.i
CIi?H WBAVERB wanted. Apply John
la.eVXao?'Bch8u-ylk1i'lll!',ket ""' 8wtt''
COOK, white! Protestant preferred. Apply
.rJ'JJ..,,Br'1 utcher. Jr., comer Llanfalr
and WUter roade, Ardmori, Pa.
QIRL, 19, to lesm buslneaa In exclusive
women's halrdreislng ehopi qa fare first
three months; advancement If proflclent:
SM Jj naturally cleanly,, nea" pretty ami
have desire to lesrn, Call. to 7 p. m,.
Monday, Tuesday. 1803 WalnuL ltooin 8. '
HOSIERy-Transfer-' toppers Wanted on S3r
ffiTeVrraSSK.-SSft. . Th0m,'"'jlUCk
1 T -' fi -e,mwi Aim C UfK,
HiHtl?7inJm.Sm.V
colored, for general housework! soodrafsr.
encee; wage.'iB.BO. Meet imployfr; Monday
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BUTEn AND MANAGER
FREDBRICX LOESBR A Ctt,
I Brooklyn, 'V. T.
Require a buyer and general nwelui.
diet manager for their department! H
waists, corsets, ptdltee, bouse drtuti T
and tweeter.
These deptrtments have long ttei
among (ha largest of their kind Is ttli
country and require for their tl. 3
ministration a man ef broad sal u. F
ceseful erperlence. whq eaa Uk ftq
advantsg of tht very rspld irwflia.
ef Brooklyn.
Applications wU bt treated In cw.'l
dence.
BTENOORAPHBR-Voung man. exprleeiiV
must be accurate, rapid dlcutiont stlirrTll:
to start, with opportunity for advuerML
tl 88, Ledger Central. " wwenri,
WANTED First-class sleeve sewer. eatU
140-4?'Nl.'''ithlr mT"' "" """' l"'
HUSTLERS of neat appearance can State
from 3 to 110 dally. eomrollTi bull, lew.
" " "H atisf 4VMe Vfl-fl tw 1
BITTTATIQNS WANTED1?EMaH
BOOKKEEPER, eomo.t 10 yeare' exr.t In),
class reference. B ML Mdgtr Oftlee,
BuuiuiEEFBii, best reference, deslree rsseit,
elble position, F 288. Lodger Centrr.'
CHAMBERMAJ0 and waitress, neat, wilim,
-""ai ttbhsj tjyimuri, xjwj n, nwff m.
CHAMBDRWORK or ehamberw'k and wh;
1 f . . "vmwl ret, qui c, Bmfaier,
CHAMBBRWOBIC and aewlng-Younf, W,
whlta ,r. If Kin I .4... nm.. "'
COMPANION-Young colored women vtita
position as maid to Invalid lady beit r.
no rll Anno Tit.ab -... r i
L;" ' " - '" ' ") ins'sewniiis isisisSf
-..-,. w .t .vwj AJiuuium KVfJi
COOK and chambermaid wish situatieei t
?Iir-J' Sl'l''S1 rei'e;rence) couniryr fff
'"" . , "Pi" gaalAle
COOK
OOK, Oermsn Froteetantl no laundry wed;
experienced and reference. M B28, UdrefOt
COOK and chambermaid and waitress, ceort
city or suburbs;, reference. M 318. Ledger PC
C?.K '!I,nU Plc'l clli- rrfersnee, cli Vm
GOVEllNESS, college graduate: refined YVM
womsnJ experienced! mjBjlcal; fine mWilr
ereri referenceel MO. EW56, Ledger Citt
GOVERp'EBS, Catholic, French, with geMti(
lereneee. 1213 N. Iranklln st.
.1 ' : ' -- n i.,.i . '
ji
OUHCKEEPEH Ymin. nnrA ,Mnw wt.bM
housekeeping or lady'e maid: best referisn.
Call 4B0S Mnmore ave. '
HOUSEKEEPER Woman, colored, eiPf.
an as jiusioiij private tamuy. mis ger&eru
HOUBEMOTHER, school or institution o
eupervlsor of apartment; ProUetanli IdtBfst
credential. M"2,l4. Ledger Ofliee. ' T
LADY'S MAID Young colored woman, prert-
uua employment emoroiacnngt familiar wwa
majd's duties: reference. B 760, Ledger Cent.
JNUJISK. practical, wlshee ci
care of JnulMfj
ledger CsnueU.
wocvor retsrenoe, ti mp,
NDJIHE, "practical, for adult '" Invalid! ei
sewer, or Instltutlen, M Sll, Ledger Ofioy
NURSERY aOVERNEsSTprench; ref.,' in
music; refe.l wl travel, B 414. Ledger Ot
SECRETAKYExp. young lady, expert stewr
desfree poe. of fruit, j) iflo, Ledger jawittJ
RfCniOllR AfTftTli neat Ha,nanila hlsl.
J0f,.,ii'ir-no,1JSiB !V7. KlOl PPPorlumiW
r "'"" "t WSJ, -ejrjjea(- J1V
-1 toetart, Addr ',, MB Oxford, ..'
WABHWOmAJ, colored, wants Vamy"w'iTl
VVoMAN, oolored.'wante day's worker wi'
no cards, nail nvfl xv-.h.i.. .1
. imi)e), ff""u ftjrngtwPt ! Jnrj
L-at,
"iWi
.?.K.ANi .?!!?.,. WMU .e?ne;i 'ood"r
,t'5,a,.AJ "wishes day'. "rvork. tf
kind. 1822 N. Woodstock. Ph. Dlamene wj
M In.il. 111 1.111,1 L mi 1 1 .i 1 1 n 1
v,'"' mj'lll,"y ..'Ttt ,?:
iiffl'iiMr Central, Walnut
8he will select competent girl an
Ru. !!? J?JL,r9,T fynjjIileratleB.
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