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TEACHER'S FUNERAL TUESDAY
Dr. DcB. K. Ludwig, Former Hcnd
Mnstcr, to Bo Buried Tomorrow
The funcrnl of Dr. DcDcnncvlllo Kelin
I.udwlr;, former hendmnster of tlio IIH
tcuhotiae Acnilcmy, wlio died Saturdny,
will bo held tomorrow at his home. 3739
Wnlnut Btreet. Ho wnH 7fi yenrs old.
Doctor lititlwli;, who wiir tlm son of a
lawjer In Hcndlnij, enmo hero from that
city when a hoy, and wan graduated fiom
tho University ot Pennsylvania In 1KB4.
He received tho desreo of doctor of phi
losophy from Lafayette CoIIpkc Ite
served as headmaster of tho nittcnhouso
School, which was at 18th nnd Chestnut
streets, for many years.
OBITUARIES
WILLIAM G. MENDENHALL
Retired Iron Broker Dies Suddenly in
Wilmington
WILMINGTON, Del.. Oct. .-Wllllnm
G. Mendcnhall, a wealthy retired Iron
broker, died suddenly nt his home, Ht
1401 Pennsylvania nvenue, today. Ho wns
70 years old, and at tho tlmo of his death
was a member of tho Hoard of Park
Commissioners, a director In tho Wil
mlnston and Brandywlno Cemetery nnd
Is Interested In a number of other con
cerns. He was an official member of
Westminster Presbyterian Church. Ho
leaves a wife, but no children.
Charles Derrnh, Editor
Charles Derrah, owner nnd editor of tho
Canton (Pa.) Sentinel, Is dead at his
homo In Canton after a Ions Ulnessi Mr.
Derrah worked his way up after starting
in tho employ of tho Sentinel ns an ap
prentice. Ho was active In tho lifo of
Canton, was secretary of tho Union Agri
cultural College, a life trustee of tho
Gteen Free Library, und wns a member
of the Methofl'st Church, tho Masonic
Fraternity nnd tho Odd Fellows. Ho was
secretary ot tho Sheldon Manufacturing
Company, of tho Hclmar Manufacturing
Company until compelled to resign be
cause of 111 health. Mr. Derrah Is sur
vived by a widow and one son, Ben
jamin, who Is a student at the Jefferson
Medical College here.
Thompson Irvin
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Oct. 4.
Thompson Irvin, banker and prominent
churchman, dead at his homo here, w.ib
one of the ilrst large merchants In tho
shore resort. Ho camo from Philadelphia
40 years ago nnd engaged In tho dry goods
business. Ho was 79 years old. He had
been 111 for several months.
IN MKMORIAM
SCHDIMi:i,. In loving remembrance of my
darling son, ANDREW, ad, died October 4,
1014.
Dearly loved, sadly missed.
FATHER.
SCHWARTZ In memory of ERNST T. M.
SCHWARTZ, who died October 4. litis.
THE FAMILY.
SCHWARTZ. ERNST T. M. SCHWARTZ,
died October 4, 1P13. Sadly missed.
PAULINK AND HARRY.
HASH. On October 2. lfllG, WILLIAM J.,
husband of Catharine T. Hash. Itelatlveu and
friends, al.o the employes ot the I'hlla. Rapid
Transit and the llldge Ave. Relief Asso.. ure
invited to attend funeral sen Ices, Wednes
day, at 0:30 a. in,, at his late residence. ZI21
N. 18th fct. Kolemn Requiem High Mass at
Our Lady of Mercy Church at 11 a. Jn. In
terment private Holy Cross Cemetery.
HKItG. On September 30, 1015. FERDI
NAND C, son of John and Elizabeth lierg
(ree Nagle). aged 22 years. RelatUea and
friends, also employes David Harvey Sons
Company and lllue Hell Kuclul. are Invited
to attend funeral, on Tuesday, at 8.30 a, 111,
Irom his parents residence. 3077 Martha
.t. Requiem Mass at the Church of Our
Lady Help of Christians, at 10 a. m. Inter,
ment at Most Holy Redeemer Cemetery.
HUNDICK. On October 3, 1015. MARY A.,
widow of William Wallace Rundlck, aged 07
years. Due notice of the funeral will be Riven,
from the residence of her ton. in-law, Frank
McConnell, 202.1 Snyder ae.
CAMI'llF-M..--On Oi-tober 2, 11115. ELLEN
b.. widow of Samuel J. Campbell. Relatives,
and lilviids are Invited tu attend funeiul
services. 011 Wednesday, at s P. m at hor
lato residence, 2537 N. Oratz st. Interment
North Cedar Hill Cemetery. Remains may
be Mewed on Tuesday, from 7 to 0 p. in.
CAUR. On October 2. 101tS, JULIA, (laugh
ter of fella and the Into Patrick Carr. of
Murrln, County Donegal; Ireland, aged 20
yutra. Relatives and (rlends are invited to
atterd the funeral, on WednesJay, at H:S0
a, m., from the resldencs of her brother.ln
Ijw. Hairy Sweeney, 2(53)1 Hear st. Solemn
Mam of Requiem at St. Gabriel's Church, at
10 a. m. precisely. Interment at Holy Cross
Cemetery.
CARSTAIRS Suddenly, at Chelsea, N. J., on
October 1, 1016, MARY W. CARSTAIRS.
widow of James Carstalra, In her 7t.tli year.
Funeral at 1019 Spruca at., on Tuesday,
October S, .at 2:30 p. m. Interment private.
ClIAMllKRH. On October 2, 1015. ROUERT
J., Jr., son of Robert J. and Katie II.
Chambers. In his 4lh year. Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend the funeral
service, on Tuesday, at 2 p. 111., at his
parents' fealdence, 2U00 East Ontario st. In
terment private.
CHILI). On Tenth Month 3d, 1015, MARY
W.. wife of Mahlon M, Child. In her KSth
year Relatives and friends are Invited to
attend thi funeral, on Fourth-day, Tenth
Month Uth, at 2 p. m.. from her late retl
denco, 1.120 South 63d at Interment private.
C1IIVKRTON, On October S, 1915. JOHN
KUW1N, sun of William L. and Fannie
Chlverton, aged 0 weeks. Residence, 1124 N.
Allison st, Interment private.
CLIFl'K. On October 2. 1015, ALICE, widow
of John W, Cliffs aged 57 years, Funeral
private on Tuesday, at 2 p. m . from her
late restdence, 115 Scott's lane. Falls of
Schuylkill. Ben Ices In the Church of St.
James the Less at 3 p. m Interment at
Mount Vernon Cemetery.
COItQKE. On October 2, 1915. ARTHUR F.,
widower of Elizabeth Corcee (nee Stein
meyer), son ot the late Thomas and EltLabeth
Cotgee. .late of 207 Jarvls st., 1st Ward.
Relative and friends are Invited to attend
the funeral services, on Tuesday, at Z p. in.,
at the residence (if his son, Thomas Corgee,
816 W, Somerset st. Interment private,
Friends may view the remains on Monday,
from tl to 10 p. m.
DALLAS. On October 1. 1015, WILLIAM J.
DALLAS, aged U.1 years. Relatives and
friends, also Equal Rights Lodge, No. 484, I.
O, O. F., and offlrers and employes ot the
Western Savings Fund Society, are Invited
to attend the tuneral services, 011 Tuesday,
precisely at 2 p. m., from his 1st residence.
2033 N. 12th t. Interment private.
DOLAN On October 2. 1015, ESTHER M.,
widow of William A Dolau. Relative and
friends are Intltcd to attend, funeral, on
Tuesday morning, at 8 o'clock, from her
Ute residence, 118 Cuthbert st. Solemn
Requiem Mas at St. , Joseph' Church, at
0 M o'clock. Interment private. Holy Cross
DSuimiN On October 8, 1918, CARMEN
i: wife of Wlllum F Doudwln (nee Dough
erty) aged 21 years. Relatives and friends
era Invited to attend the funeral servl.es, en
Thursday, at .' t m, precisely at her tat
residence. 2027 Nicholas st Interment prl
vat at Feruwood Cemetery. Frlcada kiy
SU Wwla8i UltfT iViHl
fiVENINCr LEDGKR-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, OCTOBER
By KEMDLE
Cop right. lOlS, E. W. Kcmble,
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DEATHS
i:.Vn,RD. On October 2, 1015, HARRY W.,
husband ot Annie II. Engard (neo Sell) and
son of Pnrnh end tho lato neorgo Kngard.
Relative and friends, aim Lincoln Castle.
No. P. II. of A.. 12th Ward Ilenettrlnl As
sociation, and employes of Aschenbach &
Miller. ur Invited to attend the funeral serv-'
Ices, on WefneJday, at 'J p. ni 11 1 his late
leeldence. t).- North 10th st Interment nt
North Cedar Hill Cemetery. Rcinnfns may
ho lc-ved on Tuesday evening.
EVANS. On October 3, 1015, THOMAS DA
Vta, husband of Louise Lachat Evans, aged
mi years, Relatives and friends, also Stone
masons' Union. No. 3. of I'ennsllVHUla, aro
Invltmi to attend tho rumral services, on
Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, nt his
tate residence, H3S West Johnnon st., Oerman
'.own. Interment at Ivy 11111 Cemetery. Tleose
omit (loners. Remains may be viewed Tues
day evening
FAIRLAMn. On October 1, 1015, SARAH A
FAIlt'-iAMIi. wlfo of Joicrh II. Falrlamb'
r.elsttvos and friends arc Invited to attend
the funeral services, on Wednesday, at 2
p. m., at the reldenco of her huihand 31
tllenolden eve., Ulenoldeu, Pa. Interment
private.
I'l.ANNAGAN. On September 30,1015, LAW
RENCE, husband of tho late Ann Flannngan.
Relative and friends, iiIfo tho Sacred Heart
and Itoaury Societies of St. llridgefs Church
aro Invited to attend funeral, on Tuesday, ut
7.0 a. m.. from his Fon'a residence, John
P. Flannagan. 3571 queen lane. Fails. High
Mass at St. Hrldgct's Church at 0 a. ra. In
terment St. Mary's Cemetery.
ri.Ofll). On October 1, 1015. JOSEPH J
husband of Annla M Flood and son of
Francis II. n.id tho late Mnry Flood. Rela
tive and friends aro invited to attend fu.
peral. on Tuesday. ntSSW . m. from his
Kte residence. 2000 Almond street. Solemn
Requiem Mas at Church of Nntlvlty. at 10
a. m. Interment Now Cathedral Cemetery.
I'lTXK On October 2, 1015. WILLIAM 8.
FUNK, nsed 77 ears. Relatives and friends
aro Invited to attend the funeral servlrca, at
tho residence of hi son. Dr. W. Warren
Funk, 7000 Ciermantovvn avo.. Chestnut Hill
on Wednesday, at 2 p. m. Interment private.
OI11SON. On October 1, 1015, WILLIAM C.
husband of Emma W. album, aged Oil caia.
Relatives and friends, also Survivors' Atto
clatlon. t)0th Iteglmcnt, Pennsylvania Volun
teers; Relief Association of tho Philadelphia
Firo Department and employes ot Cramps'
shipyard, are Invited to attend the funeral
services, on Tuesday at 2 p. m at tho
apartments of Oliver II. Rntr, 1R20 Chestnut
st. Interment nt Mount Morlah Cemetery.
Friends may view remains Monday, fiom
7 until 10 p. m.
GRACE. On October 1, 1015, THEODORE,
husband ot Elizabeth Clara (nee Luecke).
Relatives nnd friends, also St. John's Assem
bly No. 2S, A. O. M. P.. Harris Castle.
No. so. K. of G. E., and empln)oa of the
Powers. Wolghtman & Rosengartcn Company,
aro Invited to attend funeral services, nt
his late residence. 2427 W. Cumberland st .
un Tuesday, nt 2 p. m. precisely. Inter
ment Northwjod Cemetery.
HAIiriEI.D. On October 1, 1015. ELLEN
A., widow ot Joseph Hadfleld Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend funeral, on
Wednesday, at 2 p. m.. from the residence of
her son-in-law. George II. Alburger, 3880
Dexter st., Wlssahlckon. Services In Wlssa
hlckon Daptlst Church, nt 3 p. m. Interment
private, at West Laurel Hill Cemetery.
HALL. At Salem N. J., on October 1, 1015,
ELIZABETH MORRIS HALL, widow of
Clement Hall, In her 03d iar. Funeral
services at Ler late residence, SU W. Uroad
vvay, October 5, at lO'.'IO a. m.
HANSON (neo Young.) On October 2, 1915,
ANNA E., widow or Joteph Hanson. Rela
tives nnd friends aro Invited to attend tho
funcrnl. on Tuesdaj, at 2 p. m., from her
lato residence. 2.110 N. Hancock St. Inter
ment at North Cedar Hill Cemetery.
HAZLETON. September 30, 1013. THOMAS
P., husband of Mary E. Hazlcton, uged 57
jc.irs. Relatives and friends, also l'erkln.i
I.O0BH, No. na F. and A. M.. Palestlnu
Chapter, No. iW, R. A. M.. I'hlla. Council.
No. 11. R. and S. M. M.j St. John' Com
mandery. No. 4, K. T.: Lu Lu Temple. A. A.
O. N. M. S.. uro Invited to attend funeral
services. Tuesday, October 5, at 2:30 p. m.,
nt his lato residence, 18.11) N. 27th st. In
terment Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Remain may
be viewed Monday evening.
HONECKLH. On October 3, 1015, ADA
MAY. daughter of Frank Adam and Georg
imna Honecker (neo Thompson). Relatives
and friends, also the Church of tho Atone
ment, Columbia Home, No, 8, 11, of A., are
invited to attend tho funeral services, on
Wednesday, at 2 p. m.. at her lata resi
dence, .IMS N. Marshall sL Interment private,
at Mount Peace Cemetery. Friends may call
Tuesday evening. Mahanoy City papers pleaso
copy.
)U.l'i:it. On October 2, 1915, ANNA
SHAW HUNTER (nto Wallace), wife of
William Hunter. Relatives and friends are
Invited to attend the funeral services, on
Tuesday. Oct. .1. at 2:30 p.m . nreclselv. nt her
lato residence, 2U33 Oakford ft. IntermenUI
at jioum aiorian. uemains can be viewed
on Monday evening.
JONES. On October 1, 1915, MARGARET
JONKS, wife ot Grant L. Jonus and daughter
ot Marnaret Orear and the late Andrew Jack
S'n Crllley. Relatives and friends, also
Chamnlon Degree Council. No. S, D. of L,
aro Invited to attend the funeral uervlcea, on
Tuesday, ,nt 2 p. in., at her late residence,
5120 North 12th st.. Logan. Interment pri
vate, at West laturel Hill Cemetery.
JOV. On October 3. 1015, HANNAH F.,
widow nt Maurice Joy. Relatives and friends
aro Invited to attend tho funeral, on Wed
nesday, at 8:30 a. m., from her late resi
dence, 2122 Arch et. Solemn Mats of Re
quiem at tho Cathedral at 10 a. ni. precisely.
Interment rrlvatc. at Cathedral Cemetery.
KANE. On October 1,1913, JOHN J. KANE.
Piii:enl. to which tho relatives and frlenus
are Invited, on Tuesday, at 8:30 a. 111., from
the residence ot his eon, Peter J. Kane, 1338
Hhunk st. f-'olemn Mars of Requiem at the
Church nt the Epiphany, at 10 a. m, pre
rlely. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
KKE. On October 1, 1918, MARY J., wife of
Georgo Kce and daughter of the late Robert
and Mary Urines. In the 07th year ot her
age. Relative and friends also Golden Sun
beam Circle, No. 2, I.ady Foresters of Amer
ica: Philadelphia Lodge, No. 20, S. of II., are
Invited to attend the funeral services, on
Tuesday, at 1 p. m. precisely, at the rest,
denco of her daughter, Mrs. Herman H.rdt
felder. 5010 N. 12th st., Logan. Interment at
Fernwood Cemetery. Auto service.
I.AYTON. On October 3. 1015. MARY R.,
widow ot E. C. Layton. Relattvea and
friends ate Invited to attend the funeral serv
ices, on Tuesday, at 8 p. m.. at the apart
ments of Oliver II, Ualr, 1820 Chestnut at,
Interment strictly private.
LKITKNHKKOKH. In (lermantown, on Oc.
I. 1016, riHUBTIAN F, I.BITENUERaER.
In hi 00th year. The relative and friends
of the family are Invited .o attend the
funeral, from the residence of his son-in-law
John H Parker, at OHM Haw avo , nn
Tuesday afternoon, tho 3th Inst , at 2
o'clock. Interment at Riverside Cemetery,
LKN11KH. 'On October 3, 1015. WILLIAM T.
LUMIUR. Relative and friends may view
remains on Monday evening at the apart
ments ot Oliver H. Ilalr. 1620 Chestnut St.
Interment at Highland Cemetery, Lock Haven.
Pa., on Tuesday, at 3 p. m.
LOK1IHANDT. On October 1. 1918, JERE
MIAH ROY, son of Jeremiah and Lillian
I okbrandt. Relatives and frl'nds are In
vited to attend tin funeral services, on Tues
day, at 2 p. in., at the residence of his par
ents. 2117 Not th Woodstock st. (20th and
Diamond). Interment at Northwood Cin-
LOlDKKHOUGH. At Oakland. N. J., on
October 1, lots, MARY ELLEN, widow of
Harry Louderbough and daughter of the
late Alfred Ilnston, of Charleston, 8. C.
aged 05 years. Service at 2 p. m., October S.
In St. P'lUl'H Church, Duncan ave., Jersey
city, N. J. Charleston. 8. C and Urlstol.
Pa., paper please copy. '
M!lm'IU On October 2. 1015, DellENNE
VILLE KEIM LUDWIO, Ph. D.. aged I 78
leal Relative and friends am Invited to
attend the funeral, on Tuesday. 5th Inst., at
II a tn front his late residence. 3730 V1.
nut t. Interment private, at laiurel HI I
Cemetery. Automobile funeral. Funeral
service and Interment of CAROLINE iiaiL
LBTT LUDWIG: hi. wife, who d ltd July
14 1015. will be htld at th same tlm and
place.
MANNINO. On October 2. 1016. .IAME8
MANNING. Br Funeral will take plac orr
Tbosday. at 8.30 a. ni . from his lat ,,,1.
dence, 1707 N lUmbrey St. (near 2th t.
and Columbia ave ) Solemn Mas. of -nulem
at Ht Elizabeth Church, at 10 a I
Relative and (rlends. also Cathedral T A
II, Society, ar Invited to attend. Interment
at Holy Cro Cemetery. "'
MAYKU On October a, 1915, ABRAHAM,
husband of Yetta Mayer ReUtlve and
friend, also Krakauer Chevra, Rappaport
laidge. No $5. I p. F B. ot I , Austro
Hungartao Beneficial Association, are Invited
to attend the funeral service, on Tuesday
8 p. m. precisely at Ids lat residence, gift
Fontaln L. Interment at Mount C&rmsl
THAT- 2,pTj . VCRY C,Oop . Nova
TWi-T A RIT. Tr4VT3 IT, FINE
FtHE-f
DEATHS
JliCRKA. On October 2. 1016, THOMAS W.
MiCREA. aged, 07 ear. Relatives and
friends, also the Survivors of Company 1,
17th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, are
Invited to attend the funeral services, on
Wednesday, nt 2 p. m at tho residence of
Slmnn Harvey, 41ft North With et. Inter
ment nt Che"ervlcw Cemetery.
JleKINLKY. At her residence, The Avon
1nl Apartments, .'tilth and I,oeiit ta nn
October 2 1015 AnniB WINCHESTER.' be"
loved wife of William A. A McKlnlev
Relatives and friends nre Invited to attend
the funeral services, Tuesday afternoon at
2 o'clock, at the apartments of Oliver' II
Rnlr. IS.'O Chestnut at. Interment private
MeVKKUL On October 1, 1015, JOHN Mc
VEltlll. Relatives and friends are Invltod to
attend the runeral, on Tuesday, at 8 a m
frbm tho residence of his eon-tn-lavv, Franeu
P. Murray. 1M4 Tasker rt. Solemn Requiem
Mass nt tho Church of St. Thomas Aquinas
at 0:30 a. in. precisely. Interment nt New
Cathedral Cemetery.
MKT7.INOKK. Suddenly, on October 1 loir,
MARY THEItESA METZINGKR (n
HiMnilte), wllow ot Charles Metzlngcr aged
7u years. Relatives and friends are Invited
to attend tho funeral on Tuesda. at s-:io
u. m , from her lato residence, J0U2 N Mar
hhall et. Requiem Mass at St. llonaVeniiira's
Church, nt 10 a. m. Interment private nt
New Cathedral Cemetery.
MKURKH. On October 3, 1015, CHARLES
A., husband of Clara E. Meurcr and son
ot the lato Charles A. and Sarah A. Meurer
aged 52 ears. Relatives and friends are. In
vited to attend tho funeral services, on Wed
nesday, nt 2 p. m., at the apartments of
Oliver II. Ualr, 1S20 Chestnut st. Interment
at Woodlands Cemetery.
MILLER. On October 1, 191.".. MINNIE
AMELIA MILLER (neo Wendt). wife of
Charles Miller. Relatives and friends am in
lterl to attend tho funeral, on Tuesday, at 1
p. m., at her lato residence, 1137 Durfor st.
(Uth and Wolf sts,). lntcnnent Private, at
Northwood Cemetery. Friends may call on
Monday evening. Automobile funeral.
MONTAGUE. On October 3, 1015. HEN
RIETTA M. MONTAGUE, daughter of tho
lata Francis and Ann Montague. Relatives
nnd ft lends, also St. Joachim's II. V. M.
Sodality, Sacred Heart and Altar Societies,
aio luvltfd to attend funeral, on Wednesday,
at 7 .Ml a. m.. from her lata residence, 3U.IU
Frankfoni ave. Solemn High Mas nt St.
Joachim's Church at 0 a. 111. Interment
New Cathedral Cemetery.
NAULTY. On October 2, 1015. JOHN A.,
beloved husband of Catharlno Naulty. Rela
tives and frle-ds. also employes of Drudlug
Brothers, are Invited to attend the funeral,
on Wednesday morning, at S 30 o'clock, from
hi lato residence, 110.1 North 4th st. Solemn
Roqulem Mass nt St. Michael's church, at 10
o'clo-U. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.
NEEI.II. October 1, 1915, KLI J. NEELD.
aged 40 e.irs. Relatives and friends are In
vited to attend the funeral eervlces, on Tues
day, nt 1 p. m., at his late residence. Village
Green, Pa. Interment private.
NORTON. Suddenly, on October 2. 1913.
JOHN J. NORTON, of 021 Locust bt.. son
of Harry and the late Margaret Norton, aged
41 years. Relatives and friends are Invite!
to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, at 8.30
a. m., from the apartments of Oliver II.
Hair, 1820 Chestnut st. High Mass at St.
John's Church at 10 a. in. Interment at Holv
Croos Cemetery. Friends may view remains
Monday evening,
OVINHTON On October 3, 1015. ELLEN
1IELU vvldoVv of William 11. Ovlngton, aged
M Jcars. Relatives and friends arc Invited
to attend the runeral services, on Wednes
day, at 2 3d n. m., precisely, at her lato
ivsldence. 1141 Frnnkford ave. Interment
strictly private.
PIRJIAN. On October 2. 1013. HENRY.hus
band of the lata Mary I'ost Plrman. In his
S7th ear. Relatives and friends aro Invited
10 attend the funeral services, on Wednesday,
at 2 p. m., at the residence of his son-in-law,
Frederick Klelndenst, 2312 N. 30th st.
Interment private.
POTK. On October 2. 1015, JOHN P.. son of
the late John P. and Elizabeth Pote. Relatives
and friends are Invited to attend funeral serv
ices, Tuesday, at 2 30 p. m. precisely, at his
late residence, S13 Richmond st. Interment
strictly private.
HAUhCII. On October 2, 1015, WILHEL
MINA (neo Schneider), widow of Carl
Ritusch. nred 75 years. Relatives and friends,
ulo members ond Ladles' Aid Society of the
German Fifth H-foimod Church, aro Invited
to attend tho funeral, on Wednesday, at 1
p. m,, rro.11 her late residence 2J27 Tulip
st Intcr.ncnt at Mt. Piace Cemcter. Auto
niotllo f'inerul.
RAYMOND. On October 2, 1015, JOHN D..
husband of Martha L. Raymond (nee
Hughes). Relatives and friends, also Lin
wood Assembly, No. 7. A. O. M. P.; I. It. of II.
lfocnl, No. 2, and employes of the John .
Winston Company, are invited to attend
the funeral services Tuesday afternoon, at
2 o'clock, at his late residence. 1424 North
1'elton street i;id and Master streets). In.
terment at Arlington Cemetery. Friends may
vlfiw remains Monday evening, from 7.30
until U;:io o'clock.
RITTENHOUSK. On October 3, 1015. WILL.
1AM A. HITTKNHOUSE. son of the late
Stephen and Matilda Rlttenhouse. aged 5J
car. Relatives nnd friends are Invited to
attend tho funeral services, on Tuesday, at 2
p m.. at the residence of J. Wesley lJowen,
1018 S. 2d st. Interment at Fernwood Ceme
tery. Remains may be viewed on Monday
evening,
RORESON. On October 1, 1013. SARAH F..
widow of Samuel Levis Robeson. Rolatives
ond f 1 lends are Invited to attend the funeral
service, on Tuesday, at 10 a. m., at the
residence ot her brother. Walter H. Bromley,
I2d Sumac st., Wissahlrkon. Interment pil-.
vate, nt West laturel Hill Cemetery.
RUSSELL At Elizabeth, N. J., on October
2, 1015, MARV A., wife or Alrxander D Rus
eell (nee Selllck). Relatives and friends are
Invited to attend funeral Wednesday, at 2
p 111., from her late residence, 701 Central
ave., Camden, N. J. Interment Evergreen
Cemetery. Remains may be viewed Tuesday
after 7:30 p. m.
SAAI.l'ltANK. On October 2, 1016, SUSAN,
wlfo of Dr. C. W. Haalfrank. Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend the funeral
service, on Tuesday, October 5, at 2 p. m.,
at her late residence, DUO Rising Sun ave.,
Lawndale. Philadelphia. Interment at Ivy
Hill Cemetery.
SMITH. On October H. 1915. WILSON I
SMITH. Funeral at late residence. 133 8.
18th it., on Tuesday, at 11 a. m. Interment
private.
8TEARN. Suddenly, on October 1, 1915,
EMMA, widow ot Henry It. and former
widow of John L. Richardson, of Wllmlng.
ten, Del., aged 75 jiars. Relatives and
f 1 lends are Invited to attend the funeral
services, on Tuesday, at 12 m., at her late
residence. 2S04 North 15th st. Interment at
Hrandywlne Cemetery, Wilmington. Remains
may be viewed on Monday evening,
S1T.UKKWALD. On October 1.1915.IIENRY
STKUERWALD, husband of Frederick
Steuerwald (nee Schults), aged 83 years. Rela
tive! and friends are Invited to attend funeral
services. Tuesday, at 1 p. m., at bis late resl.
dence, 1928 East Pas.yunk ave. Interment
Fernwood Cemetery, Remain may be viewed
Monday, at 8 p. m.
8TKATTON At Mulllca Hill. N.J., on Octo
ber 2, 1015, Colonel EDWARD L. STRAT.
TON. In hi 17th year. Relatives and friend
also member of James 8. Htratton lost, No
82. O. A. R.. and 12th Regiment. N. J. Vol..
are Invited to attend the funeral services,
without further notice, at his late residence
Mulllca Hill. N. J., on Wednesday, at 2 p"m
Interment at Baptist Cemetery. v
TAYLOR. On October 2. 1915, Mrs. FRANK
TAYLOR, nt Flower Hospital. New Yerx.
wife of Lieutenant Taylor, V. a. Navy, and
only daughter of Mr. and Mr. Clayiuan, ot
New York Funeral services on October 5. at
10 a. ni.. from undertaking parlor ot Thomas
& Hon, 732 Riverside Drive. Relative and
friends of Philadelphia are Invited to attend.
Interment private.
TET1. On September 30. 1015, LUCY, wife
r-f Domenlck Tetl, gd 33 years. Relatives
and friends are Invited to attend tbe funeral
on Tuesday, at 8 JO a. 111.. from hsr late re.
denoe, 924 Mountain st. Solemn Mass of Re
quiem at. the Church of Our Lady ot Good
Counsel, 10 a. 111, Interment at Holy Cross
Cemetery
VAN ht'IVKIL On October a, 1915. JAMES
C VAN SCIVER. Br, Du notice of the fu
neral will b given, from th residence of
ht son, 812 8. Slst t.. West Philadelphia
WALI- On October 8. 1915. KATHRYNE.
daughter of th lata Michael and Margaret
K wall, formerly of Con.hohocken. pi.
Relative anl frtrnd are Invited to attend
th funeral Tuesday morning, at 8 oMork
from her 1st, residence. Him Cuthbert st ,
West PhtladslphU High Mass at Ft Jam'
Church at 9 a ni Interment Ht MMheis'
Cemetery. I5'uhouorkn, Fa, Remain may
UvUwd lloniiay evening, t to W. Auto-
WALSINGFORD KNOWS THE FINE POINTS OF ACTING
J
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DEATHS
WARRINGTON. At his residence, 02d and
Westminster avenue, on October 3. 1913.
JAMES WARR1NUTON. Notice ot funeral
later.
WILSON. At Johnson City, Tenn., on Octo
ber 1. 1015, KKNNARD II.. husband of th
lato Sue K. Wilson Relatives and friends
are Invited to attend the runeral services, on
Wedmsday. at 2 p. m., at tho apartment of
Oliver II Ilalr, 18-0 Chestnut st. Interment
nt Fernwood Cemetery.
WILSON. At Ocean City. N J , on Ortnhef
3. 191.1, MARTHA, widow of James S. Wil
son, In her 8.1th year. Duo notice of the fu
neral will l given, from tho apartments t
Oliver II. Ilalr. 1820 Chestnut st., Philadel
phia WOLU. On October 3. 1015, JOHN. Sr.. hus
band of Barbara Wolf (nee Retchert), aged
50 years. Relatives and friends, also all so
cletles of which ho was a member, aro In
vited to attend the funeral services, on
Wednesday, at 2 p. m., at his late residence,
043 Commissioner st. Interment private, at
Northwood Cemetery. Remains may be
viewed on Tuesday, from 7 to 9 p. m.
ZIMMERMAN. Suddenly, on October 1,
1013, in West Norrlton township, Montgom
ery County, J I Il.I.ia. husband of Jennie
Harvey Zimmerman. In the 01st ear of his
age. Relatives and friends aro Invited to at
1enl funeral, from his lato residence. Schuyl
M!l nvc. and Ridge plkn, near Jeffersonvtlle.
Tuesda), October 5. nt 1.30 p. m. Interment
Morris Cemetery. Phoenlxvlllc. Kindly omit
flowers.
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING RATES
EVENING LEDGER
This STYLE TTPE (or like this)
One time 13e.
Three limes one week 12Hc
Six times one week 10c.
Situations Wanted, three times one week 10
cent per Un.
Place your order for three or
more times and it will be inserted
in the daily Public Ledger at no
additional cost.
One or two tlm rate for ErctiNO Lrftxjta
and PObuo Lsnain combined Is 1U cent per
line with the exception of Help Wanted and
Situation Wanted, which 1 16 cent per line.
FOR
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)
which I permitted In all classifications ex
cept Help and Situations Wanted. Lost and
Found, Personal. Boarding and Room, add
FIVE CENTS PER LINE TO ANY OF ABOVE
RATLS.
There is a drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at office rates.
PERSONALS
TO MOSES R. BYRD. Anna Hill, Florence
Wood. Mr. A. C. Fatterall, Mrs. Kathrlne
Davis, Mrs. J. Hefforman, you aro hereby
notified that there are due G. R. Lenhert,
trading as Monarch Storago Company, at
3S70 Lancaster ave., I'hlla., storage charges on
household goods stored by you and that de
mand was duly made for payment, and not
having paid said charges said property will be
sold at the auction room of Samuel T. Free
man & Co., 1510 Chestnut St., Philadelphia,
on October 20th and 21st, sule to begin at
Id o'clock a, m. And to Mary F. Keely.
Mr. K. Baker. Mra. Anna Pollet. Mr. Ed
win Clinch, 27th and 2Stb, 1015. Sale to be
gin at 10 o'clock a. in.
FOR adoption, bright boy, 3 months old:
Protestant preferred. 11 85.1, Ledger Central.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
BOOKKEEPERS, CLERKS AND STHNOG
KAPHURS seeking positions will receive val
uable Information and exceptionally helpful
SERVICE by consulting Mis Dean, Ledger
Central, by personal interview or letter. She
will aid you with your ad. list your qualifica
tions in the COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
and use every effort to locate a position for
ou. During the month of September
83 YOUNG LADIE3 SECURED POSITIONS
through this SUnviCE. which is free to
Ledger Advertisers.
CHAMBERMAID and waiting, white Protest
ant: leferences; meet emploer at Ledger
Central office, Broad and Chestnut sts.,
Tuesday, at 0.30 a. in.
CHAMBERWORK and waiting Prote7tantiln
the country. Apply 3717 Frankford ave.
COOK, chambermaid and waitress (2 girls).
Piotestaiit, good reference. Meet employer.
l.eugcr Central. 0 a. m.. Tuesday.
COOK, chambermaid and waitress, 2 exp'd
girls, with ref. Meet employer, Monday
morning, 0 oclock,Ledger Central,
ClaOTH WEAVERS wanted. Apply John&
James Dobson, Inc.. Blanket Mills, Scott's
isne, rails 01 pcnuyimu.
COOK, experienced, at once.
Apply Tabor
nome. near ijoyieseown.
COOK, white; good plain cooking and down
stair work, reliable woman, with reference;
email family to suburbs; good home: good
wage. M 750. LedgerCentral.
COOKING and downstair work; whit girl
wanted. Apply 2206 Qreen st.
GIRLS wanted between ages 10 and 21. Apply
Monday, a. m., between 0 and 10 o'clock,
Emplojment Bureau, Welsbach Company.
Glouceter,N. J.
(HRL8. experienced, on covering machine and
turnlng In; also learner. Sth and JVIUow sts.
1IOUSBWORK, experienced white girl; must be
good cook and waitress; family of 3 adults:
Ardmore, 1'a.i up Uundry; wage 17 per
week. M 63, Ledger Office.
iluUSEWORK Experienced woman for-gen!
oral housework and cooking, Protestant,
with references. Apply Monday after 0 a, m.
nt 4010 Walnut t. '
IlOlTBKWORK-ProtetanrgTri for housework!
2100 Ontarlot.
KNITTERS, "experienced, on iprlng beard
needle mahine. H)glenlc Fleeced Under
wear Company, 2(15 N. Howard St.
MOTHER'8 HELPER. h!f-grovvn girl wantedT
Apply4840 N. Camao at.
NURSE GIRL, well educated, to take charge
child ot S. Mr. Mathews, Hotel Walton. Call
Mondy;
SALESLAOy Gentile. German speaking, ex?
perlenced, for dry good store. 2723 Qlrard.
SECOND GIRL to assist with 4-yssr-old child 1
llrn Mawr section. Call Room 230, Ledger
Office, at J2 noon, Monday.
STENOGRAPHER wanted," high cchool gradT
uat. and one who can use th dictaphone
preferred. Address . In own handwrltng,
stating age and salary expected. M 129,
Ledger Oftlc. '
WOMAN wanted at once, " well bred, well
groomed, well Informed, not under SO. for
position ot trust with large concern; tnuat
furnish very best reference; only tho will
ing to work hard to learn new business need
apply; sslary to start, 160 monthly. D 10,
Lodger Office.
WOMAN for chambermaid and waiting CleanT
Intelligent, trustworthy woman, willing to
help hum with children, no washing. H 28.
Ledger Branch, 4013 Market at
General
v,H,ltKa Womsn wanted as govt clerks, iTV
month Fun rxanuua.i 0 .i ung. sample
qucs'ioni t 1 ,111 ni Dept, (U
a, lux he
4, 1015,
THE GAME.
DoNT Nef
NT NEEX3 Toj
HELP WANTED MALE
ASSISTANT PHOTO TRINTER wanted,
steady Job to tho right man. Apply, stating
experience and salary, to Bachararh Studio,
in W. lxlngton St., Baltimore. Md.
BOOKKEEPER and stenographer, quirk, ac
curate and good worker, with experience;
five reference and state (.alary expected.
134. Ledger Office.
BOY In stock and bond broker' office. C 432.
Ledger Office.
CHAUFFEUR wanted, understanding Ford and
Overland cars. Apply 1827 Filbert. Monday,
0 a. m.
CLOTH WEAVERS wanted.
Anr.lv -Tnhu &
.ames Dobson. Inc., Bla
lane. Falls ot Schuylkill
James Tobson. Inc.. Blanket Mills. Scott's
CUTTERS Experienced assistant cutters on
smcwal8tI BRODCO.,800 Chestnut.
DELIVERY Boys for deliver-; reference re
quired; under 10 need not apply. Century
FlowerShop.i112 t?outh12thst.
ELEVATOR man (col.) wanted, with license;
20 per mo. University Hospital, 3400 Spruce.
HOTEL night clerk, middle-aged man; i-
boaid and room; state age, experience and
leferences. J 1158. Ledger Central.
HOUSEWORK Wanted, man and wife, to
gether: must be good cook: In country. For
interview. 1501 Pine at.. Monday. 0 to 12.
KNITTERS, experienced, on spring beard
needle machines. Hjglenlo Fleeced Under
wear Company. 2413 N. Howard st.
SALESMEN
Men experienced In technical lines, to call
on architects, engineers and manufacturing
concerns; good position for 4 to 6 live men;
only men desiring permanent employment
apftly; state age, experience and give itt
erence. M 744. Ledger Central,
General
SPRING GARDEN MOTOR COMPANY
Latest, most modern, up-to-date
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL
By our new method you learn to drive and
repair automobiles quickly.
JS WILL START TOU.
1001-15 Spring G&rfr.n. Day and night classes.
011 N. BROAD ST.
Robertson's Old Original
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL
teaches you how to repair
and how to drive autos.
Oil N. BROAD ST.
MEN and women with common school educa
tion wishing a Government position, 170
monthly, should apply Immediately for full
information. M 128, Ledger Office.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
COOK, by an experlerced Swedish woman; re
liable; wages 58; widow. West Phi la. pre
f erred; no mall. 1351 S. 46th.
COOK and chambermaid Two experienced
young white girls, cousins. M 617. Led. Oft.
COOK wishes position; good experlenoe. Call
252 N. 50th St.
GIRL, capable, wants work where she can at
tend school three nights a week; housework.
cl lldnurse, or elderlv person's attendant; best
reference. Apply Monday, 10 to 12 a. ni..
Ledger Office. Oth and Chestnut. MI3S
THOMPSON, Household Bureau, Room 230.
entrance on tith st.
GOVERNESS. North German, kindergarten
graduate; sewing; 12 years' experience.
Wrlte 2730 W. Eyre st.
GOVERNESS, visiting; German. French, Eng
II ih, reference. C. K. Lorenz, 3435 Walnut.
HOL'SLKEEPER (managing), school, college
or private; exp. and ref. M 023, Led. Oft.
HOUSEWORK, without washing; good cook;
capable; Protestant. M 014. Lodger Office,
HOUSEWORK Girl want position general
housework. Dennis, 001 Waterloo st.
LADIES, two. deslro positions, one upstairs
work, the other downstair work. W E.ast
Walnut lane. Germantown.
LADY, relictd In circumstance, having had
thorough bualnrsa training and buyers' ex
perience, desires to act for xeverol families
us family purchaser for shopping, marketing
and arrange dally menu; very moderate com
pensutlcn. 11 M.I, Ledger Central.
LADY TEACHER, highly recommended, de"
aires care of children afternoons, assist les
sens; good French, music, painting. II 42,
ledger Central.
SEAMSTRESS, experienced, quick, hand or
machine sewer, wishes family certain days
each vvk.. from 0 to 6; 12 day. C 420. Led. Off.
STENOGRAPHER, young lady, stranger In
city, desires to get In ref. home or with some
one deslr. companion. H 240. Ledger Central.
bTENOGRAPHER. exp., know), of bookkeep
lng; moderate salary. Phone tfpruce 0552.
TEACHER, experienced, wishes mentally de
ficient or backward child; psychological traln
lng. articulation. M 130. Ledger Office.
TRAINED-NURSE. educated, refined, desires
position In doctor's office; .1 years' exp.; best
ref. 173. Ledger Branch. 32d and Market.
WORKING housekeeper In small adult family.
city: no washing; reference. 2U0 Fernon st.
DOMESTIC science grad.. pos, as teacher. dlet
ltlon, or hskp. (managing). M 628, Led. Off.
Service la a Necessity as
well a a convenience.
Through tha COMMERCIAL SERVICE DE
PARTMENT at Iadger Central competent,
experienced STENOGRAPHERS. SECRE
TARIES. BOOKKEEPERS. OFFICE MAN
AGERS and CLERKS of all kind can he
secured by communicating your requirement
to Miss Dean by letter or phone Walnut
3000. This Is a FREE 8EBV1CE to ndver
User and very convenient. Prompt and In
telligent attention will be given to your re
quest. SITUATIONS -WANTED MALE
ACCOUNTANT. 36. 15 year' experienc; ref
erences. II 9(0, Ledger Central.
BOOKKEEPER, 31, 11 year' experience, for
perman't or sub, work; ref. Llanerch 192 M.
CARPENTER and millwright want steady
work. E. Slevers. rear 2828 Germantown ave.
CHAUFFEUR, experienced, single, white;
wishes situation. -willing and obliging; sober:
1 oars' best reference) from last place. C
321. Ledger Office.
UHAWFKUn T years' experience, willing to
take care of furnace, know town and
country. II 760. Lodger Central.
(JHAUFFKIJR 0 jear experience: careful
driver; do own repairing. C 402, Ledger Oft.
CHAUFFEUR-gardener. first class, 38; utility
man: rountry preferredirf, 1344 Parrlsh.
CHAUFFEl It. white, single. 8 year' expert
enre; unquestionable reference. O 422. Led. Off.
CLERK. 22. 5 ears' experience office detail.;
auditing, sales departments, win make good
Itjipportuntty Is offered. HJJ44, LedgerCent.
COOK Japanese. 12 years' experience, will
take entire charge; honest, aober, trust
worthy; Al reference. Phone Baring 7125 j.
CORRESPONDENT, "well " educated, familiar
with wholesale sale rec 11 658. Led. Cent.
ELECritlCIAN-Practical wiring, all equlpT:
also stor. bat. and elec vehicles, construc
tion, installing, repair., ref. O 407, Led. Off.
jANITOn wants situation, beat reference;
S016 Federal et I'hlla.
BAN AND WIFE. Japanese, want position
a cook and housework In small family
23 LedgerBrarich, Mth nd Cherry sts.
MAN AND WIFE. Japanese. wlsrTpo.ltion.Tn
small family, man as took, wife us ehm
bermald; long experience. Mato, 1tt3 Vine
BALES MAF-AOER
Executive, well connected; 10 ears' expert.
ence; can show suaceasruL elean record and
big reult. now employed, but want to
expand; would consider change where future
looked good: highest leferences; salary or
commission basis W L Karnshaw. Box
&., lavlur Central. ""
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WATS pMiNlN INTER Yo GOY
GoUT HAUF A foeOT. 1
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
PAINTHR, German, wlnhes prlvatu work; beat
material, cheap. 120 17, Hewsonjst.
PORTEtl want sttaatlont -best referent.
2qtjl Federal st. Philadelphia. r- . .
REAL ESTATU-Young man, 25... with InTtlaf
tlvo and ablllty.thor. understanding bus., de
sires good opening. 11 853, Ledger Central.
BKXTON wnts situation; best roference. 2018
Federal st.. JPhlla.
STE.VoaRAPHER-aeneraT'offlca. man. ca
pable of taking charge: nt correspond, f II
"" : beat ref. 11 851, Ledger Central.
WAITER, colored, experienced, highest rfr.
ence; private and hotel. C 310. Ledger Office.
YOUNG MAN. 21. desire chance to learn
commercial drawing: experienced In lettering'.
J.67, Ledger Central. , . . . , . .
,...7;" - -1-- r iii- '' t"'1 '', i
xOUNG MAN, 21. 4 ears' banking experi
ence, desires to make Change: consider any
reasonable offer. 1166, Ledger, Central. , .
YOUNG MAN, white, deslrea position as house,
min, cltv or country; city reference. J 251,
Ledger Central. ,
COLLEGE MAN, with 5 yrs.' accounting and
sell exp, flea, an opp. where efficiency. In
Itlat vo and application are .the. desired
qualifications, ff 842, Ledger Central.
j
c9FVf'K. German, speak English;, woman for
cooking and housework; man can drive car,
gardening and milk cows, grooming horses:
Boodreferences. 221 Master st. ' ,
STUDENT, young, evening Wha rtoii 'scfiooC
"?". hutincss exper., mfg., R. IL, Insurance,
leTlcahsecretarlal work. II 032, Led. Cent.
JAPANESE, first-class butler, valet, can take
care of gentleman, wishes position; best ref
erences. H.. 308 N. 18th at. .
JAPANESE COOK wants position In private
family; ha good references. Tokloo Iwa, 30a'
N.18t.hst;,
JAPANESE COOK or butler and houseman;
. good reference. 1634 Vine L
STUDENT In accounting, evening Wharton.
School, desires position. H 6.17, Led. CenL
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
NICHOLS, 1010 Balnbrldge et.. has com
petent butlers, second men. Swedish nnd
French couples, cooks, $23 to $73; 2 German
and Swedish girls together, waitresses,
cliambermald. nurses, ladles' maids, gov
ernesses, kitchen maids, parlor malda, etc;
vacancies Monday morning; butlers, second
men, add. cooks, waitresses and chamber
maid for country; chlldnurses, temporary
waltreas, laundresses, German couples and
cook, housemaids. Phone Locust 2130.
MISS MARV T. MCCARTHY. 2T07 Christian
(Locust 1393). supplies, wants first-class
Protestant and Catholic male and female
help, all nationalities.
MADAME ASH, French Employment Bureau.
1533 Christian St. Reliable help supplied and
w anted :all jwtlojialltleJProtestantJtr. Cath.
WANTED Couples, butlers, cooks, watt'sos,
c'm'ds,h'm'ds:no adv. Miss Platx.255S.Camae.
AUTOMOBILES
For Sale
PEERLESS Limousine, 1911, 4 cylinder; me.
ciiamcauy j. ev.; urea lire new; need paint,
lng; price $450.
LOCOMOBILE. 2314 Market. Locust 450.
H. A. JENKS. Mgr.. Exchange Car DepL
SEND-FOR FREE BULLETIN
OF USED CARS
GORSON AUTO EXCHANGE. 238 N. BROAD
ELECTRIC BROUGHAM. 4-passenger, lit
model; Ilka new; cheap, to close estate.
je-tio, uger i-enirai.
COLE"l0t6 DEMONSTRATdlts
8IGHT-,Y USED, FOR SALE
L. S. BOWERS CO.. 245-47 N. Broad st.
1011 WHITE TOURING; 40 II, P.; 7 pas
senger; good condition.
I. C. MOSER. 210 N". Broad st.
1918 STANLEY STEAMER, electric lights,
feed-water heater, copper boiler, fully equip
ped. J 42. Ledger Central.
CADILLAC, 1918. touring car; overhauled and
repainted; full equipment; price $800. AUTO
SALES CORPORATION. 142 N Broadst
HUPMOBILE "touring. 32. electric starter: looks
like new; mechanically perfect. Qui. 1433 W.
Wantrd
WANTED Model O 1913 Bulck, $500 cah.
M 740, Ledger Central.
AUTO LIVERY AND OAKAQES
THE WEST END OARAGE
FORMERLY SHORTS WEST END STABLKa
AND. RIDINO ACADEMY
BTORA1E FOR PLEASURE CAn3 flNLT
MODERN DAYLIGHT OARAGE: UNEX
CELLED LOCATION .
ABSOLUTELY PERFECT1 BERVICH
21ST ST. ABOVK CHESTNUT ST.
SPRUCE -3118; . 'RACE la.
WANTED Garage to accommodate 18 crs.
n.ot. " ,-.xl'd. " "" ' Write ml
state full I irtlcular and when can ber seen'
" o -,irv "
TAXI SKRVICETRls6NALT5"liATE5
'PiYI ilri--e rvAnivtv f
.-,- lg. , -w yay- I h
138 N. BROAD ST
SPRUCE 4252. . V RACB f30.
TO HIRB-Ltmouatne. McClemantvnt W. Phil.
-.-6-, y.o- wiiwui bi. uennqni faier.
TO HIRE Brand-new S-pussoger touring carl
$1.2S per hour. Phono Poplar 181T W,
AUTO llEffAXBINa
J SPEEDOMETER TROUBLE T
T
T 8EEBjLLYJ-5tt-N -BROAD T
CYLINDERS HBUORKDi new. piston ajirf -
ring rurnisnea. weleling and. brazing, II H
Underwood Co,. 1Q23 Hamilton
t., Phil.
AUTO SUPPLIES"
BALL AND ROLLER BEAItlNas. GWILI
IAM CO.. 131A Arch. Thoni- Walnut 3197.
AUT.0 OTBE
PULLMAN TIRES
Guaranteed 4000 miles. Compare prices.
Gasoline, 12c. per gallon,
ORIM'S. 26 North Broewl t
BUSINESS N0TI03
SUPERFLUOUS JIAIIl removed liy eUctrolrsTa.
th only permanent way. -Eyebrow arched.
Miss Smith, 401 JCtltn. Blog. '
Mis lloppe, halrdrwslng and facial mutut:
formerljrMlnt Arcade, wllh Miss Smith.
"" FULL DREHsTeiTlTl'
Cutsways, TOxedoa and Hack, Suits
To hlr nd msde to order,
NEUBAUEIl, TUB TAILOR, 10 N, Oth L
Bell Phone. Walnut 21(,
l)KllT8 AND ATCOL'NTScoiTecteaI3aitT
mor and Maryland, prompt remittance. Joka
. Pratt, 411 North Ann st, Ualtlrooro- H
BUSINESS OPPORTUMITIKB ?
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I'hlla.. mechanical and electrical eualnMrr '
eglslered patent atUrney, aubll.litd bel)
ers. Invention dvlePe4l. paleut., tHMss
tusrk. copyright nitnj aba ltlMt4I iMy
wher rejected KPWlcattoos proMcutMlt w
llmlnary ad vies fru. . t
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$1UU0 111 ISOtO Yoin( luall Who k tLt ou-n
nd -u hufti tan tmcua iotei ad Loll
i.m iai pue'tlu with iiu'tw tru k .
having e,entrol t Ptnjjjral Nw Yi.k
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