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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-03-31
N THE SUPERIOR COURT
State of North Carolina. Wake
County.
NOTICE.

N. e. Hines and Bertha l.. Hines,
against Lizzie c. Montgomery, T. c..
Montgomery, her husband, Title II.
Daley. J. ~. Daley, her husband,
charles j. Parker and S. Z. Parker,
his wife. and Elizabeth R~iggsbee.
To Whom ii May Concern:
The parties above named and all
other persons interested will take
notice that on the first day of Janu-
AIRY. 1914, the above named petition
ers flied a petition in the office of the
Clerk of the Superior Court of Wake
county. to have the title to certain
lands therein described registered
and confirmed pursuant to Chapter
90 Of the Public Laws of 1919. and
that has been issued, re-
turnable at the Office Of the Clerk of
the Superior Court of Wake county.
on the 18th day Of April, 1914, said
land is situate in the town of Cary,
Cary township, in the county of Wake
and said State, adjoining the lands
Of G.. J.. Parker, and bounded and de-
scribed as follows:
Beginning at an iron stake on the
west side of Academy street, the
northeast corner OF G. J. Parker's lot
running thence north 3 degrees, A.
min. east with said street 139 feet Il
an iron stake, thence north Sc de
grees Is minutes west 5S1 feet to al
iron stake, thence south 8 degrees 4,
min. west 13S feet to an iron stake
thence south Sc degrees Is minute
east 5S1 feet to the point of begin
ming, an iron stake.
WILLARD NAL,
Clerk Superior Court Wake County
Clark & Broughton. Attorneys.
This 10th day Of March, 1914
Ia.w.-4w.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-03-31
CIGAR-LEAF TOBACCO CULTURE
CONTINUED from Page One.)

into the ground. The whole bed is
covered with muslin Immediately af-
ter the see is sown. The seed is
usually sOwn about the first Of April.
Tobacco seed is smaller than clover
seed and is difficult to distribute
evenly. A convenient way is to stir
a tablespoonful of seed into a 2
gallon sprinkling can full of water
and then sprinkle the waite evenly
upon the bed. An even tablespoon
full of seed will SOW about | square
rod.
The muslin covering is removed
only to water the beds and to pull
the weeds. In dry Weather the beds
should be watered al least three or
four times a week. Do no use too
much water-as excessive moisture
tends to favor fungous diseases.
Stable manure is the chief fer
tilizer for tobacco land. The land
should be plowed early and narrowed
occasionally up to planting time.
Fertilizer is sometimes ploUed IN
der and sometimes applied on top. A
common dressing is 10 loads per
acre.
After the plants "a grown to
the height of ) to s inches and have
developed 5 to Z leaves, it IS time to
plant them. Before the plants are
pulled from the seed beds they
should be watered thoroughly. Draw
the young plants from the beds one
at a time carefully. All injured or
diseased plants should be discarded.
The plants are set from IS to 80
inches apart in the rows, and thl
rows are from sc to As inches apart
Three men with a transplanter car
set as many as 1890 plants III half q
day. What replanting is necessary is
done by hand.
h first cultivation should be
have been set. In order to keep the
necessary mulch IN the surface of the
soil, cultivation must be repeated af
ter each rain. The soil must Away:
be worked toward the plant. no
away from it. When a horse can NJ
longer pass between the rows with
out damaging the plant, cultivation
ceases.
In order that the nut1itive sub
stance may remain in the leaf. it i
q necessary to remove the seed heat
> as it forms. AS soon as the bud
, have attained such size that hey cal
be removed without injuring tn
leaves. topping should be done. Thi
! must be carefully done. or a seriou
blemish may appear on the flu
E grow leaf. The seed plants are Sc
, lected at topping time. The sucker
a which begin to develop after toppin
: should be promptly removed b
o pinching. The suckers must be re
9 moved every two or three days i
warm. moist weather. In some sec
lions it is the practice TO sucker G
9 top" as it is termed, but once, abou
|, ten days or Two weeks before ha,
veSting.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-03-31

There can he no iToHciad rules LAID
down relative TO the pruning 81 a
tree. No two trees are exactly 2hke
and each one must he treated indi-
yidualty. The object should be 10
preserye a symmetrical. weI-balanced
top. open in the center, vuhout
c%rowding the branches IN any part
All branches which grow toward the
center of the tree. and those which
cross OF interfere with each other.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-03-31
BRINGS TWO LONG TERRIERS
TO BE COMMITTED IN RALEIGH

Sheriff C. +. Williams, of Bun
combe county. brought John Oettin-
ger, white deaf mute who was recently
tried for wife murder, but ordered
committed to the criminal insane de-
partment OF the State prison.
Sheriff Williams also brought to the
State prison Arthur White, colored.
who was sentenced to thirteen years
for criminal assault. Both were COM
mitted YESTERDAY.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-03-31

adaptahility OF alfalfa is great.
vet in the areas not perfectly suited
TO its successful production care 3
necessary 70 provide the very favor
III conditions required by the young
plants III order TO overcome the natu-
raj drawbacks
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-03-31

me Commercial Club Of Cimarren
Kan, has adopted the foiIiwins SO
gan: The blamed fool didn't know
~ confoht be cone, SO he went ahead
and done it."-BunaIo Conrier
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-03-31
$1,000 Reward

--s".at1 0~@psesa. Safety relieves soJne Of ~
o0t@t. 61e 0fStanats aonnIDal cases u rhrA
: s"" bses x1thout harm. peiD OF interference xtth
s"n VfOess niEed ~ return mail. Single Et-snefl,
~; D006s Strength 1oo. Teatimnniaia snd
Dr- ~. -. So40nanRtOu Remedy 60
KANSAS CITY. We.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-03-31
tITALFA-TTS HISTORY MD us
TRIBITION.
alfalfa

The wide distribution OF Alfalfa
throughout the world indicates q -
markabie adaptabiiity tn various eli
mates and conditions. ..- =. 1890.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-03-31

should be removed a fine-toothed
pruning saw is best for this purpose
and the cuts should be made smooth
~ and close to he body or main
branch Of the tree from which he
superfuous bTanch is prIned. There
is usually a little ring or enlargement
at the base of each branch: the saw
cut hOuid be made midway and
downward through this enlargement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-26
LEADER OF CLEVELAND MAPS
Owner s.mers Denies Empba,loslly
Rumor That Larry Ia %. Wli
Succeed ice Birmingham.

Answering The uImor. Of zm.'.uy IN
Sow Orleans some weeks 20 and 20.
printed recently Zoo eastern pap.s. C.
N 5lueu d.lIca ompha call hat
lIrg, L..n.c ,s 20 succeed To- Rirm
in.h.m o.. Sap manager bis story
vas 10 .ha .acot that LAIR playing
iat aI. Hh0a. over that b." realizes
b. ..d t.H' S.u.r.. owing Co.. bis long
rnr .-a. friendship. Intended 10 make
MH bench manager giving bFullg
taH ... a.'.
81. attention was r'id 10 lie yarn
whoa ~ 81. fr sprung. bu' sho. n
began fo spread through 10 big
.tr.. ,r...ts samos thouskl DO a
good opportunity to make public hls
platform 3D.. '. fhc Maps sd us
..l,.t Dos ntu,ls ia no uucrr.
.Hr ..f
5000 birmingham is manager of tho
f,au said -.rrrr aud theits no
ss.lD. ur barry Olsen or anyo,her
member .. tH. club 10 get no job
. ur' r.u ..f chance tot any
f.ar #, 'rt. T.. ra.. think he ls
good "..... na till PROV his
Fl. I.. ......I rIblic.
..r.. U.. ... ..tucc as matager
.. ... .au. ..-I.. ..irs and resI ned
n r..t @ E... u4t be- "A res
d.. ......I I.. ...t# iuf ~ ha.tua4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-26
= y 4+4A .
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.


Potash and Porlmutter" Be- IN us
second year at the Cohan Theatre.
New York
blanche Ring Is 10 appear this ram
In new version OF when Clpudia
Smiles"
Fisk O'Hara Is 10 star n % play
by Augustus Pitou cullod Jock
Romance
William Norris is tn appear r
vaudeville IN playlet called - Beg
Your Pardon
Marie Tempest Is 90 make ar Am
erican staring tour. under the man
ggement Of the Shuberts.
Hattie Williams and Richard
earle have decided To- use "a Slice
OF Life IN their vaudeville tour
Joseph Medill Patterson. author o.
The Fourth Estate has new ro
mantle play called THE Book of Iu-
dith
Franz Lehar the composer Of The
Merry Widow" has two new operas
Where the Lark sings" and
Alone at Night
Joseph Hrokos will present Edith
Taliierro. Molly poasonand Maru.
ret Green Zoo farcioal comedy called
Tipping the Winner
arthur FarVcH. the American
composer. has complied incidental
music for the uiphlrr Company pro
duction OF The Garden Of Para
disc
Am,pts Ola. Gtt . a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-26

ing man In Young Wisdom, Ia
been engaged by Conan ana fiaa' =
Tor an Important role In "Want'
S22 600"
The cast for May Robinson'y new
play. Misunderstanding VIII IN
clude Julie Herne. Thomas Meiknhn,
Coats Gwyne, ,riolet Howard anu
Edward Brandt
Roy Atwell. who was the comedian
iu The FREELY" last season. ~ p'e
sonting a now farcicaI comedy IN
New York called Are You my
Wife9"
Many OF the big theatrical produe-
t'uus 10 New York have been posc
taned because OF the inability OF the
actors abroad 60 get back h"Hie IN
time for the scheduled openings.
Tho authors OF 1.-Two Watches.
Robert de- Flers and Castor 40
taiIlayet. have written lyrical ie.
-DDd In four acts, entitled Beat
rice which Is founded on a story
Nf Charles Nodler The music Tor u
"us COMPOSED by Andre Messenger
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-26
GOVERNMENT OWN BASEBALL
New York World Declares EdtorIally
Theory Of MssoUr Professor Is
Not entirely FsncifuL

The theory of a Missouri professor
that within 80 years 20. governments
viii take over and operate organized
Das ebdll s uo' entirely fal.M I...s
have been threats O., fhr prosecution
OF the major league a- trusts which
Cypress the players. keep Jhe .,.t No.
baseball too hiab and oasa. 90 Doc
dissolved on general principles. .a4
% is quite coucei.ab.r .uH another
quarter of o. century may .ituy. ...-
extension oi government .uIO. Says
New Yo.A World
Given then that r due time con.
gress passes tAa proper enabling aDg
appoints Committee go determine the
physical valuation of bal parks aGd
franchises. creates the necessary .sd-
eral machinery and takes over ths
'unt,Ola. game. what an admirable
example Sc shall have OF government
in CO.,. ~ i's hlghas, activities l'n-
der t Rotary of sports with an
intor-'l baseball commission 20 reg
ulat. saar.s and aHm .1u ices a
fed.'I board o. uup.fes. a baseball
"iy.l H.. and q IurllE board
10 r, ras baseball eoHId bee
.or.aH d a- It vas never organized
b.'uf. c1uson.al form Of govern
mtHt employment Won. I'd boz added %
tho ..ch already nrah.. au ir.r,8s-
.Hg p...autage Of faa pubic 90 D.e no
Uncle Sans expense ana ve might
look ln time FOR .5.csut baseball" a.
. CAL algn issue.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-26

Two u.sheraomeu were ONE dav
telling OF the progress made by their
various lads Zoo their chosen work
Tell me Mrs Casey" asked Mrs
CLANCY what's your son. John. doing
nov Johns oH The siaec-hes a
light comedian answered Mrs Casey.
We don't t-li me- exclaimed Nrs
CLANCY. an would ye mo.ld tellIa' me-
what light comedian .sa' Well. "
explained MIR Casey 900 me sou IS
ease us ihis He plays "a silent part
behind BLACK curtain with Dis mouth
Co. O. hole. and '1 front .s a candle. and
when AkalI lke shoots 40 the candle.
John blows 30 out Saturday Journal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-26
,,,innnC Nlo,,r iL,nf larnl.aI.

NEW YORK. Aug - All ar
.sug.ment. are complete FOR the Na-
fiona Motor Boat carnival. which o.
to has. Co., .peuIug tomorrow on Man
1a.ssf Bar Washington T. ] The
,..a. HII continue through the re-
rsiuI.- of fHs week These are the
rasl championship races of The coun-
t,F trI.fI. a. fhs contest. are for
...-u.tH.I t|alIeul" championship
.-spb o.. Establishes nearly ten year
LIZ. ami ur sh..h there bias been q
..mps'fH every wear
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-26

~if = bad q aIi. tlI ....I d. some
-. .s ior me- eoIiin .o.e .u ..,I
mon out Of fha ta'es Loo mt po.a
Ero = SIR Gabb IH nr.. H... a
a ma.s pocket chat la ....H u....
ouf 81 .s the hoIe st ff. fou fsl d
SIR iahb Cincinnati EH. vr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-26
Where They Play I"dn,

Chicago 100 Philadelphia
So Louis 90 New York
Detroit 900 Boston
Cleveland go Washington
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING on ~ ANS
Yesterday liesults

So Louis U.0. Philadelphia 90
Detroit 2 Washington
lhloarn % New York q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF TEAMS
Yesterdays Results.

Philadelphia 70. piJishurrh ,
Boston Chicago
Others postponed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-26

Hustun ui tuiCaeu
prloklyu at Pittsburgh
N,N YORK a. 81 l0ul.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-26
M. & L. TRANSFER
& STORAGE CO.
JUST PHONE so!

When you your u. a. Goods you get worried Your
piano, wonder, will they scratch break il?
"JUSI PHONE 5Or-Ihcy viii save it.
When you SONG take VACATION n business trip
hand and tram the station, your baggage YOU have
forgotten
JUST PHONE 5or'-Tb,, -s, the hustle
When you have made ,in order any other firm YOU
like and by freight know coming Add you hold the
bill Of ladnQ
"JuSI PHONE 50"-Wr can set e. DAY earlier
than you might
you your furniture Grated and your glass and china
packed, you need burlap Tor carpet
JUST PHONE 5Or--Iheir price is right We crate your
goods and pack your car fer NJ & T. Men do know how.
A, for ,torage-here is none better brick you know i,
what this country needs We have the and
your goods in dust proof, proof brick storage
JUST PHONE 5Ow-We do the rest
Folding Chairs and Folding Tables for the church and for
your home when you have ory-two parties suppeo
for lodge
JUST PHONE SO!
We carry storage the chairs and tables for you.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-26
TOO LATE To CLASSIFY

FOR REST Nicely furnished rooms
% plHrerod house. $500 and $500
sr week. Phone 1854. or call 30o
South buchanan 254-4p
FOR SALE Cow. horse and buggy
and harness Phone 217. 25i-4p
~ ANIEl Three furnished rooms
.ur Iishf housekeeping with private
family ZOO good residence section. Ad-
Hi.. vs. care OF News 254-3p
C1arqcs Justified
"i.ni b. 60 Shame the prices Of these
\.a York restaurants change'" But
iH' j. worth om,thlne 10 entertain
'l. D.a. li people thcy have to-
-au s.f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-26

buiid = Concrete Siin s'fh for
year. fuafaniee SEE 4. y. ila1-r 4I
hfafriton.prfor Co. IEf r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-26

Dr. 2 a Ionu~.,h Has moved his
office g. rooms @ and 4 Puckett
building adjoining telephone build.
luF. 2nh-'f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-26
TEXAS LEAGUE
STANDING OF TEAMS


Enrlght und liauenstcin, Huenke
aud Queerry Umpire Nelson
At Fort Worth-Galycston. post.
pOned on account OF rain
At Waco u II b..
houston ....... ......0
" aco ........ ......t.
Napier aud Allen. Donalds aud
feilly lmpircs Mathews and Nor
gan
AZ Beaumont. First game u u D.
Nuftin ....... ....... %
beaumont $500. .....G 80 o.
Hoffman ana pceucs. steele. BO-
ho. TAFT and Belts Umpire Howell
Second game u II T.
Austin ...... ....... %
beaumont ... ......g . q
Molly and pegues. Swan. Bcris
Called al the end of the fitth inning
o. catch train
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-26
CITY LEAGUE
sTNNnING ~ mn rEAMs

Any Intelligent Person may earn
sood Income corresponding for news
paper experience unnecessary Al.
dress PIES. correspondence Bureau.
Washington D g. 2ao.l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-26

Where They Play To-day
Galveston al beaumont
Houston at San Autpuiu
Fort Worth AZ Austin
llIlla. ~ Waco
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-26

When you your n. o. Goods you GO, worried Your
piano. wonder. will they scratch or break ~
"USI PHONE 5O"-Ihc, viii save it,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-08
GOOD STORY IS
TOLD BY AGENT
Of BARNES SHOW



Lon; yol THINK " would be
hit out of line for an active news
NJ, nor nana modest one worry mod
Ill I, ., I'LL,
~ "
,Sslo" 70 ltlI Z" fe''i' ~ 4o"0'ie7'
circus sloi'
9"'S2'a N'if3h johnson" gen
efal press agent q 'h' ~ =. h''i.ss
Wild an'mal circus VINO : - 'alIo
exploiting the eh8aS'-'sA' OIL ,Ns
no" mere Neuhc'Io'' '7~.'''IlA'''
o.
= "'ghI however zen YOU ~
tory OF the seeming f'@i'S Oh l7'
unreal that Witnessed 'ne oll''l
ray, It haaFenea ever Ill M'' 1ar-
mel. VISITING one Of tlta' town $
iculro she" theatres haa ior "
next to me seat companion man
Nlo TOOK IN the silo" WIN o2e"
no0ti'ed WONDER W. l'i'" u'p'''S"
e peFy OF pretty 4'f'7 pre- '"''"E ="
g swimming IN an Ola '-'''' cIeeN
swimming Iole' > uSl az l''e IL.'
'@IeT,Sl NJ part Ol l''eI' "'aio"'-
meht long Ife'Sn, Tram Io''eo
.a6.' oNSeUr'hS Tue l." '''l" pei'I e
IVA" passed. Tue guns "''' F'', ~
't '''' water Al'Sl ''9 S.."" ''.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-08

Mis- Ben blum and lilla daush-
ter, Tess Louise, left Saturday for
radu,ah, whe.e they viii visit with
relatives,
alts L. r. Anderson and SON, Ed
ward. Of Detroit, Mich, are the
guests Of the formers sister, Mrs.
William Martin, S.. and family OF
Fourth and Poplar streets
Robert Gray, of Baltimore, Md,
is The guest Of his niece, Mrs. Albert
Merit at the home CT Mr. and Mrs,
e. w, Martz. MI Gray is onroute
home from Detroit, where ne at
tended the encampmcnt of the Grand
Army Of the Republic
Mrs C. a Compton and her gue.ts
Mr. and Mrs, r. n. NcElroy and son.
Of chester, Ill, left Saturday for
Vienna, where they viii visit rela-
tiycs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-08

MOUND CITY

cha les Burns let Monday for ST
Louis where he viii visit with rela
tycs this week.
Mary Harris and Doris Bruno
were Mounds visitors Tuesday.
Hush Nesbit, who has been VISITING
with relatives in Chicago, has re
turned home.
Miss Hazel Meyers is confined to
her home on account Of injuries re
ceiyed at the school picnic early II
the summer, at which time she hac
fall that slightly injured her
knee. The injury increased in Sc
verify until she has had to have th'
injured member encased in a plaster
paris cast.
Miss Alice Rruner Of Mounds
here visiting with relatives,
Harry Armstrong of Carterville
spent this week VITA his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Armstrong.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Perks and
Mrs. Harry Perks were Cairo visitors
Monday.
Mrs. ". II. Perrine aud little
daughter, Virginia, viii leave Tues
day for Alton where Miss Virginia
viii enter school.
Rev. and Mis- J NJ Sutherland
and thee children of Cando North
Dakota, ar iyed here Tuesday to
spend a few weeks, in order that
Rev Sutherland might receive
treatment They are en- route to a
resort in Florida for the benefit OF
Rev. sutherlands health, Their
two daughters Jean and Anna re-
main at Cando, whore Miss Jean hat
= position as steno2rapher at tn
First National Bank. Rev. Suthcr
land was pastor OF the Congregation
al church here several years ago.
f. j. Kuny, Margaret Westerman
Mary Mulroney. NJ and NJ s. Fred
c. Culp and daughter, vivian, jane,
Rushing, son Forest, Mr.. and Mrs
Chas Rushing. and two children, anc
Anna Matlock, drove to Roct
Springs Monday in Mr.. Kuny and J
A. Rushing's autos. After dinne'
the party drove to Thebos.
Mrs. James Finley and son, Dear
Hall, returned Sunday evening from
Chicago where they spent the sum
mer with Mrs. Finley's mother, Mrs
George Drake.
Misses Grace and Gail Gaunt vii
entertain few friends this evenini
with a "Rook" party at their HON
on Third street, complimentary t
their guest, Miss Shirley Kresan o
Champaign, H.
Miss Pearl Louise DeVore, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert q. De
Wore, will be married at their HON
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-21
ToDAY's MARRIAGE LICENSES

John Roqq009d5rss, q096 55Is Ludlow ST.. and Mabel
RfSS1 RlSKer 4iRop5Ia ti paIto, T.resdas and Anna
Daniel p Fryer, 1880 Porter ST., and Ida A.
rdSs,T Morris 2iS5 South % Watts g.
Josie. 1917 South Elkin ST. 11 Na''9
Ignatlus l.. Du1y, $40 Silver ST. and Ellen
= A.. LeaTy 1851 American st.
Lloyd A. strouse, 5i6 East Dupont st.. and
JosS ASnsf sSSSn s!aTSrt asa t54i HaEiS Baker
Sarah A, Mccullough. s24i North 9th ST. anu
r. Paul Whetstoass 5Q36 Walnut ST.. and
Frank kramer. 400 Lenaox aus ave-, e. and Martha
=! !Nooyis. LAB North Front ST., '''A
wam crins Rsns5 ri sras ist Ha lane and Kath
" Maioney, 2354 East Albion ST. anu anna
John Kline; Jry 34i$ sunnyside ave, and Ada
John F. Mullen 26iO oxford ST.. and Kathryn
Murphy, l08 Fslrm0unt ave.
P99tTickI ShsrSkse}yi key ISS & n ssth ST., and BiSI
Samuel p Huntsinger, Cape May Court
House, n, j.. and Margaret Braun. $40
John A. Harris 412 Gerhard St.. and Ellen
Peterson, 2436 y. 10th ST.
Charles r; Fischer, sol 5. b6th ST.. and Kath-
Tyn n. Jensen, s2T S. 5lst ST.
Rowley. $50 Church lane.
John Leyensteln, 2246 n. Camac ST., and Adj
Gottshalk, 2245 y. Camac 81.
CIementina NJ. Gum 1895 Mulberry ST 1]1
Ira s. Warren, Princeton, ~ j., and Laura A
siitshall $40 R,cSsIss s. con "a, s5 ws.,,,
and Kathryn l.. Powell. T22 n. 63d 81. ''
Robert A. Ss STsig itig s. 22d st. and Laura
enee NJ. Hafpenny 1T39 s. 10th 81.
William II ID. Runninger, 2Ih5 n. 10Th st.
and Janet c. Craig, i233 Westminster ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-21
DEATHS

sRanres5, at 10 sI a. in. intsrmsnt Al Holy Cross
FEELING, cAsANDRA 9EBLrNo. IS
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Quinn. Funeral Thursday morning septem-
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piIIIiPs,-L1LL1AN PHILLIPS 4s years.
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claire Powdermaker,, aged 52 yearss 1ytst 1ntss-
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