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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

BEATE OF ALEBEkT G. GAS&
one 4 Azzzs ol1sE Gza
AE@1 G. GEA PASSED away st
Eunazy n ms h1=z tEs z=s Wst
a Merrzl Nr- Gzz had s@sz sz9g-
ing ~ yazrs trsn az Eesz Il hg
EznanE and 5uz rszszzy b@ezzs
EErE He ws - az Azzxz
D=- Il IA and Was IA SD
G s z Gzz Es Rst1as II 4sszz
ran Ez.a-ky- AZ ne ars e -sy
rr years me dsrzzsas mzrrs5 Miss
Arnz T. Sgezrs- rE Eks rszrty rho
Survives hx hzszzG Mr. Cars Ess
szzns1 n ne SszHau A--y n ne
desc q Hs err var tE1 zw - A.
tive szrrE
&c h@G ess AZ rs wess-t hazs
sus Hss xsz 4 Me15ae fw shR last
twenty yszsE AID AEE rH5ss6 zug
srrz fhsrs ~ & vAu-- EzrvsFs hin.
He has sws asREAerx Mr. O s A.
szrT * sgrnrsA Va 1zs gsL Il
IL HAgrEE e HEr1aL czsa Els
two sazs zss bs& * AaazE J. Z
and s C. Casa
The fzsezal vas hxld ~ the hu=e q.
ESQ selesk b &e Rsv O. O. Grsa1
The saE t-Szress we-4. Earzrs Me-
sy. z w. Peek Versa Nurv5G g1sk
waianosn w4n Ks& ard ya
Ice Elxnk The rauanz msrs
pace1 n E-w1s
Mr.. GasE wzs = zEn eF hxa Cars
tlza FExncpas ard r5a wins lived me
qsiet Ss9 hRspy lie az Ae farm he
Hzs Arrays zs3 every navset
Aas was fT Ne gszsa e Aazz Ard
SzFes =2zy friends u Mgriss and he
E-rrs1g ozy 70 1s-r- ks
saA Th< Lagz- srsn1s E~acsrs
Sympathy = t ezrsa Ez-v anz
frsgndk
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24
liz BY TRlN sINnu

>l4iso Az1zno, a grs zs
keeper e the Ca5ezgs and Gaz Rsl-
nosd was Struck b. a frsix. rziz
rear Thon a. Moan Szazy and
instantly killed. There wzs = tran
eezzg q as Waszsh and N. Ma
ui0o wa SztEz 4 EbE he mas
rDek p freight trzTsx e. ne
Aiia1 track Ills body vzs mzaz1s
ana znAa several nzaz-eS feet ne
.1eoszsal wzE 20 years CID al
u7ae q H. death His fanEy wzs
re AID his aaas Il Kznszs err
care ard t9ok the rs- 3 shst
e5ty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24
VERT HEAT RAN FILLS
OVER ALL CENTRAL VEST
n Rw sazzF Weu BHsy &
Css-z N1A Terr1H7-sHT
@ n L&srt EE-n

Ths rza nzE ard szT m
wx ne hzuAs x ne ssasa@ 1hs
a-saz ps rze-1z - s1 Ae
Nn zr 40 a NJ Ap
S-su A. r zPE IL Aa
naua u.u 3 &rszg ~ sEu
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mr u ~ Eu&nza ~ zssnF e
r rs
Tm r-w Il - m N~ Z
.ns s-r z< Has zaA We%
urT y pzassS Es1E cuveznn1
~n--r ze 1zs &s NHHs
uzr NJ ns r-a Hszs krkss = =
uss Il uaz aa- a q. p Hss2
wsss sa zxw w1zAas ~ uasgs
and Assr srasA nray 81 GAnwE
Ths Unus rssr 10 us x - hzn
ara 5 Hn srzr nsS Aa- r rs >
1855 Il 3 az1Dtz @nt Z ~ -
MA 4E-ae&
Ths C5nArR 49, ssanf frz
sss eMw sha7 ArrTH - Mazns zsser
mrs wssx 81 azFss AuEs Ank Al
. eessk MasaEy msrszg 10 ~sFs
uas -su.saa e Ma . u&sA rea
Ksdrs * It's a and Ma II A.
rr-E hz-e ~ "a n
M zEz Szr Nszsrs Hz2EE
n vas IL he&@ Il 9zs szs e
ihs A-rsz rzzs we &zss rsze
Fszx
The BurzEgaW hEe e2E II susa
auf u E azzn and Is sEsrzsEEg
!. Ne @ h Ez.zr has sss5ss
ne pms hsse zns M wg ma
-ztns7 has s= %. Szz 4 ean
lun
-a@ erzeks E-uzns Mezrs ara sG
K me s31RE sAz RpsE. s4 Il
-uE = pr~ rz wxrrw 4rS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24
10, 20 AND 80 YEARS
AGO THIS WEEK


A Es afIG ~ I Ens Il
-hsll@an EzE snaT szzsaaf 1iar-
ne 5=z ns hu - wsszznnx a
PIX
I'd L Ez-E zBu k-au EE-
x - EsE ~
Gz SEzA TsEsx vs g.sz-ms
= NE-=EEsG-x
F-E1E THnnRam ezz1 ne E1t-
HE u ne czsznus a Mszsrs ana ~
pr=s $3.50 sersua Errx n
AL0U n rz1 ~zn
~ Aurzz
MG Ssesa EzyS< AID EH sa-
F x Fl Was xznx u Mz-
NEm BzEz SlrR e Mr. NJ
& E-Ez rss a. h= hauae n xsz
NErieS Il fTTasass s2
SA gaanzso @1E wez Ya
Nd was rzzzriaz N Msz5en
2 Kss1ur TzE wasVz4zx Il
sau1ezEt Missouri
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

DZx W SO h
Y SIRE p & 20 EnM
$zE IN ns WA E1zey ZA
&s&n- cg As k@cxzere
ezElDa@ Es za-y Esars-n
I-ss ~ s= cars w kT
v1z1
D-ar't Eg PTS az ssr
rsT WTs
Kerr i ezE y Tuss @
E
Ssa1 C-aM n1 far- Nz
SM st. Ee Ne EaTT Il
EsE zg gzy hy raee
Mm M -y a and 4 6s
@ Inc a- * KY hack w 7
NzF o0wn + psezes sas4 I o9a
g Lear AssF wsM and re
z91zz ss1 A so1xa 7 ~
70 s@s a. Al " szas astsa zzS I
hz1 zEfG 4zzy E@R NJ 6aev
.mezt ~ regularly SnS re Esz
=eze Z-&1ErzL One Eex
"a LnaEaa Eey Pr mace zsA ks
nzA bs@seG "a sTey war. / kzwz
-ae Eez 20 ard CT szes AID nzv
azFe zsNSyH gE god renZ
Prcs &G - &C 6ez5ezA DZe
pg AK zg . EsnsT nszeEza
D1s1E Ke9 H-he aze liz.
H. Csssk had FoatGNEz- c.
ErgS Bz&zk r. +
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

Ane lassr@eazns Society CT th
caristsn C1rrh af fhis ctr carries
.eG al re bszsrE tins rear -
ar11zl state eozTsztion Ct Cruaa
sFea a sPrSngssA. Nj. Tssy re-
usGTea = zEt for tie largest
A-nVza q Egasy raised; aAss an
Haaor Rel eertiSz,s for tie -
general wark q the year.
ne ~eoaFezt5ou lasted from noan.
Taesaay the 18th unsI Thsrzzy evss
hng tie T7th
Nm s Carter x Mexico regre-
ssatA The hozl hurrh ard the Pe
" A. sIsergsr made A .e.
eilng ak e. the -NissSan a ia
cazrrh daring the o-sarsutou.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24
BrREE

CzrieE Czza = teacher q ex-
7Ez WI se@1 ia Co1cord Cal
AE@y Couzty. Ehis year. ProGasoy
cAares u Nea kaens m Barks-
Lghzhng killed a cow for Allen sny-
aelsgcSsr ssEdzy night the 2sth.
Oral Tseksr and wife have hen
Fisaag Mrs TUkes psgsuix ard
9hsr relatives s Bzrse ard In Cal
zEay COzEsy@aekssz and Johnsos
hzTe q lew grzA hznda-Hzrris9u
Ford il preparing fer has large hzr-
se II Ezuaa grza-B1rks and VIII
y rece5veS q shzrs q the damage
eassed BY tie sssrn ThErs1zy, tie
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

KeAasd HeAAzaa age sFe years wss
aspefsy Injured al hiH ho.ns rs
HAes s0zth K Mexi1. Tuessv 49,,
ias- RkAsrd ~4s clizbnr e
HAeE Shz his holt sliyyed AID h -,
% ta greza1 Dr.. Gra vas ezns
ard he fizHd ire Bones in as 49,,
@FHs aFpEea u several psases Nr
hesnAand says Richard uss = ~.
nAoa' q e-z everything and tn.
perhaps this szperencs la 80
htm
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

he ReT. B. G. Reavis VIII leesur.
a salt River oareh Fna4y nsrA1Tax
soz'h Wilson Bszszs Of Axrirulsuw
-hi ArT-ngs Asir program for he
tsg paenis WHICH co,nes a Julv pa
= tlll Aiendascs is desired On Friaav
nlght Champ Clark viii speak Il ~
pSezM.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

Ahh0a Wisdom and family 1er.
guests Of gsues Wisdom and wife
sSDaay-E1ian Freeman and wife
were visitors Il Harry stazr zrI
f@EAy s2szy-The ReT. Arvm ald
hE regular zppeiztuezt gstsrsy
eSsning Sznazy sad Sunday night
Wednesday Night ee AID half i.ehes
q Tss@r fsu-Our ssnAzy sehoog i
progressing r2es8y Hader our sei.
ent Superintendent Edgzr Bevrev-
ESQ inches Of szssr fea s7ndsT
night crssks wsre higher shan hey
have been n eizat yssZ-Base tall
svsy Sunday Al BnAz's 0aapeL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

Es zaug 1ss@M ~ Gw T. q
Sn-sOaga vi se gat ~ Esx ae
he Is ziz Is sz oz araa- q
nsss-s spell ~ Eneus- r ans
rauras r. sFzr X Easng IL Hs
GgzEE sw a Elsz1a e. -, ~
s2Ezza s. EEg ms 80 aras roo
sa@ a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24
I'm e oUAKTERLr MEETING
R.vsz ws.sas M-.-.sy Ursm
- Nss Al va-1aEa Juae -

TIE glzrsExsy mg of the B
lists wanzn7s Missanzgy Unsun e
ne Au3rziz Assscznon WI be he5a
VIA a VEAEz Bsyaz Gzxh
Tueszzy. gzse - ne nsruizx a
SKA csuzEcz q Eae s'rssS2 E
the zftsrz0aa seszz a. to eies1ck
A gOos and FIJI FrpEzz Is proE
eazsiEnw G rsprwtE csnfsFenne
rapcrs e TltaI user8zt 10 the Murk-
yS1zg zzzsns h1zr, and . F1xezzE
AzEE hses - the prrgrzm nx-
krA r r Whss q NErEz1rx Mrs
n L Jones e Nsxioa Miss L1u
Brown G Hop@~sn Mrs Corne.s 81
.cEEre Mrs Rsehar1 of Perry. Mrx
Van Ness ii Nsxa1. Mrs. AbEnnd-
81 LaasunA Miss Fnemaz Il Mar
suEg aad Mss SzErer 4 TIE
.Frafzs1 \. C. Misses ~hoS-
Suos x the zr= De
ruaeE n ne wzy Il Be woxk-
MASSES Ssaay.- ~An Hozs WIG
re Yazzg Eszaas Azriliary and
fzzt0gk- Arsrsaz and Mwrs-
za Sehpa& Ths pazezst d she
sns riysz A. tie mtsasl nse4iax q
tie wazGss MsaauAg Unism ~
Eousaa1 TsxsS iass rssrsh. rsgxe
@rurw az ne a-szar-zsxn a or
suFk az xivsz Ia eur =arnrsne.
Regal serrace
EszAsrr * aM B1rsSss wurnans
NsMiu1aEy Sare anS avg uas
VISA - sene aans<rr are es~sa1y;
9sitAd and szrea u b~ p-essat
oExsus Mrs J. A. Cuaars4 Mas
Lazy HEv~n. Mrs M l. Jarses. Mrs.
Fr4aaer Rose. Mrs. c. c. Towsa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

Asuze No June ZL-rmss-
crate Tsssrs1s q Galway and a.
mzg eozzaeE met here Saturday
and 81 August Il ard = Far ssesr
sHnz1 rezn5o1 at gaekHen Cana.
nsar this city. Gov. Mar. Gamp
caark za1 ether speakers III se L.
vifad
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

% 3 G= Eza zz-zzzzl
Enn E1HsaEz ET1a-z na 3 zns1
Ele mEalZT ~ M
Szz ~ vii = m EzE
a Ez a. r E N Ter
1I= 4 VI
- E - EezzE *
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

Prayer fer Fad Of Rain In SeSsss
SeaaA Me- Jsss 2L-~.l
services ~eEs bid al TIE ss-~
Hear 0asa suaazy srz PRAYERS a.
Tered fr . a-@aszsbua q rain ard 70,
ase weather n onae- azs II,
TSeat ard cats ervps mag b bar
'Hea s-a earH and othsr c-eps rs,-
tiFatsd
EsE- Fstaef s J. NsA@rr. TIE vas-
toz vas kaa b. MS easire s,-.
sztsos u tie zsYs5zaoa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

~. and Mr. Roy Pea -
.Fn.sr bern . diem. Moa4ay 7s,n.
sc Is a FIRE baby ssa "a.
r.e lo1a4A Nr. Fled is cer,aivlv
S'f1'trns asssHs vita pride
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

Used Il over 2A0oooo homes ne
sS'e fsoo1Eenaed and e-Sa-s. !.
Oe1Et Scieaes Depar4nnt a.
Nsr1eo Mcmillan High Sebool 80 {.
sS1yzE- Special prices ira
Z z CzutrelL
lss-st ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

- WEszz TzM e @
Esrz SKI Em & Mr. xzE Mr. zm
NEzE EEg nr-aszE az M
f@I a. MS ruzg "Wednesday nsrzrr
~ > -uzHEa1 ~ znazuZ
EEa Eu-ez x4 Lszlaes znssv &C
5Hsr sS Ns1ss1zT am
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

LaeFe VII be AZ hs cream ,Br.,
= .dies Of the neishborh.os a,
aeaeht z TIE Ladies Hall stir-
Y y ne Hal yard. Saturday nirs,.
@1g cone. Sv.1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

Ersfysadys bsyinR absn, uAv
Btas- spankin. nsw sse seur
s2ea 1t ~ per doreu, can you -,
y ior baFgzins Yer sale By
e~i Rm- PsEss<k Xiii 4 -, r
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

bswng Eresa
ump Cars has u 1000
: psa y vhA ; t2po
& weasisg q is q
fer lie faz
ns - sS He i N
ur@ aiz
Nv Wit bay tire 81 4 10 Q
il MS gagzry aad VIA 70 Z
= we oa,t.Tsu rs Q
m@ &~ztn hs VI 80 Q
e SIN and III 90 !
uzG pan
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

Mn s1z Fas&-s zs1 asa
MsM Nssw asus rean-sz r.
kazns m ElzrD zas1 a. gr
Esat w1s1 Egxsns 9rsenG
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

* a mM aa AND w vii
Ersszzr uE VIII ass ~ a r 9
~ wzSu 81 s nz-Es Ez
rI T EsIsI Nj L E
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

n1 C A11-zzn raurrN M -1r-
a au~ < rs ruznE n
hsz ZpsszE * MM Eg -
s~ur - E EcEr sr ~ E-
E-H CIR arzzE z
b - ~ - mulT yah
Fgzw e 1lasz z4-zz
HaIE M z ww m@z u
~E anS N = Esas ssz-zzr a--u=
e m=sa uaet zs1zE sz1eE Ia
aasE 1z x r Eza M ua1 -
- zsI z--H1 1sz
sHGEr -H wzEz= a = zsN - 4
1nauA - zazw za E =n
Hast VIA ~ On EEy zE h
E1z As SKI zf M Ezz EsE
zla 1nsr Ezas sH 8 puznaE II
za E E 81 IA -r-r ~
Eu1f ear Tx lz Er7zz-zi urz
zaasl E NE ms Eiset h-zz<E
q r L 1 e sis1x ms
n 1s 5- 4 ne ne-s zz-EE
be puzEzr . a II EzrT r5rz $50
pEusG 5=aszF a. zas haz@
re zzzs EAx asa -n7 - X Az
z zpzuF - % E nzz -
mlrHn. s1a- A Ws asuarzr
E1= lax pears 1z Ez zs~
zEzu nsEE E= Zsrz nnzEzzrz ~
NE Ezrzs6 aE Ezz b Ee-
. T Ezy EzS zssE ell1Ezw
s@ag Wi Ezse : SNEAKER wress
T1aG ZH F- zz &C H-T time n
M szE Eue Wz1 Ea5 -zzy -eE
snz AZ n ~ za i1z l. zz-
T re hsEzT -a raz-zu7s Er=
H ~ zs + WI us- zu
par E a w1azs -r hz-EsZ
zN Is -z-E = EBv@-Ew
ssrE EFnrz
The EzrE ~ rEg AID rzzvs
zE af EzNT ssss sE11zz hexx
@
~ SEH
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A WIZ
1919
ne fSN
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24
. n cLLLENs - 80

L0sa 3d. yane 1-Ms
Ez@h Cza@ EPrrts1 e
a. Bggss FA2 sessl Loan
for ne hE IS Eszfs . nszrrs
Tuzg - s. Joaeps
csanssN ca ss AnGrsw Neg
? raAsraa nzsa ~ aocksor- Cal.
Fo2o~Ing Tie cerez1ny shey
Fsrted fey st. Lz5E FrDm se
VII 60 % Socroa
Ais czI<s Is . a1 Il p I.
Ca8e 4 kzyw e s. LosA formerx
Z Eez5o1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

Mrs.. }. ". GsIhoase and Mr.. p.
Foreman, of this city departed sun-
day for Pierre. s. b, to zee thesr
brother, Girls Jurgennor. ~ho d ser-
io1sly in
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

E9Es- EzaaeE Bt Nszazy Ear
Ortiz Vs. rhz-s he VII -e
nrsNnzra azz fazs EzH - b.
she wsuS Esrr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

D. %s , wg-1ss Ezer e
Hsz = T. Nezls &c :
- Lis Ezs1zE. G. u E
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

Or szns As aaE far ezsaa az
ou- E9--E srz 80 1r 0s zo
g Ee1sE 4 E-rzaas D & u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

r iHpraTsa farras !,
' az = very favorable EN-
NsrtA Nissoa4 Trur I,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

AnH a-I
* a1zE
xAAE LBlSSl
= A2azia Cs-
$50 ezEaas ,g
FsSate C1-t
eate yzs
Al e-zsm
80 esa.s 80
a = Ne trSl
EsAs Efa@ asS
ny nay te uv
- e Deh -
30 Ghaa1x
tzE,ae e
rsrare Aey wTks
Isl &EEE B.,.'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

A Ezrrags kosrze Wz4 grated to
Miss Sz9e Lee Logan 81 Lzssara
and Jazaes Q. Pafley, Of KiKrkrnzls.
No. Alss Logan has sgst n Ne
NaA4n High Sehsol s.d has msrv
fra8x n Nsriss VIE her -ue
happiness II her married Hfs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

Mrs. s r. Ennozs il III cesrnbs
Wasting fragug LATER, % her ~
t7rn Mr. Hmz1gs wis deliver see
tss a. TnF ard BonSs Chzp.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

iA
M-ss Se
ed rSA -
nsezg U
n Baa Il rM}
~.s = ne VsL,
saAra AN III
= GE0n M
@ rssn-En sox
r~ Is St
hHaag vs,
y FE ff
y VISITED
se'y CRY Fda,
sa1as B-p
ne Ea EE
r ms rk-
Azz FRA -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

Dr. and Nn ". 2. Cllfm an.
a9SHce the marriage Il their dasgA-
s@r Hiss Frances Giilinz. 70 Nr. Rob-
81 e SsoS6E, Of 81 Louis The
welding took place IL s. Louiz. "a,
araay. June 10. at the ehzrrh Of IN.
Messiah Nr. and Mn snosSy viz
cake their hODs "a ceiznba- Ms
sSzn-Nsssengsr, o~~szsbSro. Ky.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

Isssos GinshAHs = 70 ise yard
e vi Ricketts, & Ennoas D. q. Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

kHsesesz Ps& On All Dps
&@ssEr Trn~ G
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-09
RUNAWAY BOY FOUND
Youngster Was Taking Dinner on
Train When Caught.

Z Quail On toast, mock-turtle soup, ter
rapin and other delicacies concocted for
the Jaded palates of dining-car patrons
were rapidly disappearing before the
onslaughts Of a 1O-year-old diner on a
Pennsylvania Railroad flyer which drew
into Broad Street Station shortly after
o'clock last night. A whte-clad waiter,
with rolling eyeballs, lowered nearby.
Railroad Detective Griggs stopped In
front of the young travellers table and
gasped Are you Charles Colatan, of 324
West 18th street, New York;" he asked
as soon as he recovered from his sur
prise The young diner admitted that he
was and demanded to know whom he
had the honor of addressing, He lost all
desire for dessert when his questioner
told him he was a detective. The next
outward-bound train took the young man
back to New York.
In New York yesterday Mrs. Colatan
missed S37 from her purse. few mo-
ments later she discovered that Charles
was also missing. Five minutes later she
telephoned n description OF the boy to
the police, and within three hours Griggs
found the young runaway. He had come
10 Philadelphia to visit his grandmother.
Mrs. Anna King, of 1853 Gray's Ferry
road, this city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-09
SUFFRAGISTS PLAN
WEEK OF ACTIVITY
Equal Franchise Society Will
Conduct Vigorous Campaign
in City.

The Equal Franchise Society is prom
inent among the suffrage organizations
in and about this city that begins this
week to formulate plans for the organiza-
tion work for the coming season. All
suffragists are anxious to make this a
banner year and to gain as much sup
port to the cause" as possible The
general lines of preparation being taken
up by equal franchise societies are aiIneu
directly at the voters, as In the fall the
suffrage amendment comes up for the
vote OF the people.
To further these ends the Organization
Committee OF the Equal Franchise So
ciety 20 South 9Th street, will meet on
Friday morning, at II o'clock. at the
Headquarters to devise plans to push the
work Of the society In the various dis
tricts of the city. Branches of the So
ciety have been carrying on demonstra-
tiOns and meetings to spread the cause
during the winter and will take up this
with renewed vigor as the spring APP
proaches.
Among those who are in charge of the
district branches Of the Equal Franchise
Society and who will be on hand at the
meeting on Friday are Mrs. NJ c. Nor
gan from West Philadelphia Mrs. f. NJ.
Shepard and Mrs. William Albert Wood,
Chestnut Hill; Miss May X. Flannery,
Wynnewood; Mrs. A. NJ. Sweet and Miss
Ollie Hastings. and Miss c. Wager
Smith, central Philadelphia: Mrs Harry
Lowenburg and Miss Agnes Hamilton,
North Philadelphia, and Miss Anna f.
Davies, South Philadelphia. Many others
who are interested in the work will be
also on hand. Miss NJ. II. 1ngham, who
is chairman OF the Organization Commit
tee. will preside
Mrs. Deborah Knox Livingston. national
chairman of the franchise denartment of
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union, viii speak on Votes for owen
at the Fowler Opera House, Haddonfeld,
N j., this afternoon. The same speaker
will talk in the evening on THE Chal- |
lenge of the Day" Miss Esther Elfreth,
New Jersey State president o. TIE |
Women's Christian Temperance Union. |
will preside Mrs. Robert Irving, vice |
president of the New Jersey Women's Po-
litlcal Union, will Introduce the speaker. |
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Mrs. Annie b. Hall

Mrs. Annie B. Hall, wife of ex-State
Representative rankin Hall, and long
identified with charitable organizations,
died yesterday at her home, 1918 North
18th street She was in her 9th year.
Mrs, Hall for 80 years was an active
member of the board of managers of the
Presbyterian Home for Widows and Sim
gle Women. and for time its secretary.
She was affiliated with the Society for
Organizing Charities, the Daughters of
the American Revolution, the board of
directors of the Southern Homeopathic
Hospital and the Bible Readers Asso-
citation. The funeral will take place
Thursday afternoon from her late resi-
dence. Interment will be in West Laurel
Hill Cemetery.
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DIR. Jules Rosenbloom

DIR. Jules Rosenbloom. who recently be-
came associated with the medical staff OF
the Medico- Chirurgical College, died last
night in the st. Agnes Hospital following
an operation he had undergone several
days ago.
Doctor Rosenbloom, who was 80 years
old and a native of Philadelphia. was
graduated from the Medico- Chirurgical
College in 1905. He was the author of
several important medical treatises and
contributed articles to medical journals
throughout the country. He was a MEM
Der of the American Medical Association
and several local fraternitles. He re-
sided at 314 Spruce street, with his wife.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow
afternoon at the residence of his sister,
Mrs Joseph Simon, of 2S33 Montgomery
avenue.
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OBITUARIES
James Watson

James Watson, one of the best known
authorities on the breeding of high-pedi-
greed dogs and a familiar figure at big
kennel and horse shows, died in New York
suddenly yesterday, He was So years old
and had been in i'll health for some time
He wrote frequently for sporting periodi-
Gals, and at one time was the sporting
editor of the Philadelphia Press. As a
lover of outdoor sports, Mr. Watson was
a member of a number of prominent ath-
letic clubs. In his younger days he was
a champion at the sculls and crack
cricket player. He was first secretary OF
the National Association OF Amateur
Oarsmen. For the past Is years he sat as
Judge at the dog shows held in Philadel-
phia, Boston and New York. At the time
OF his death he was totally deaf
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Deaths
BEIsWANGE,

BEISWANGER.-On March 8, 1915. ANNIE
G.. wife Of Henry Beiswanger. Residence,
be given.
CARLIN.-on March g. 1915, HENRY s.
CARLIN son Of Sarah and the late Henry
Carlin, Funeral on Thursday, at 1 p, M,
from the residence OF his mother. 1914 South
Stillman ST. InterElent Holy Cross Cemetery
CLAGHoRN. on March 8, 1918, ELIZA
and daughter Of the late Charles and Re.
5s.s 6seSs culton ; Stuart; The relatives and
services. at her late residence, 245 S. 4Bth st..
on THURSDAY. llth inst, at IL a. m. Inter.
DONovAH.-on March 8. 1918 MARGARET,
wife OF John Donovan. Funeral on Thurs
day, at 1880 a. m, from 2546 South Sartain
ST. Mass at the Epiphany Church, at 0
a. m, Interment New Cathedral Cemetery.
FAWKNER. = Suddenly, on the 7th inst.
SARAH FAWKNER, wife OF the late Levi
Fawkner Relatives and friends Of the fam.
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city She was a sister of the late Charles
and Henry Borle and of Adolph Borie
Secretary of the Navy under President
Grant. Her sister, Miss Emily Bore
who married the late General Henry
Bohlen, was grandmother of the present
Herr Bohlen Won Halbach, who married
Miss Bertha Krupp of Germany. Miss
Borie has been prominent in various
charitable works throughout her life. She
was a Child of Mary at the Convent of
the Sacred Heart for more than 80 years
and gave largely to charity in n very
quiet way.
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Funeral of French Richards

The body of Uriah French Richards, a
pharmacist whose death occurred at
Montreal. Canada. last Thursday, arrived
yesterday at his home in Camden. Mr..
Richards, who was a graduate of the
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, gave
up his drug business at 81 Market street.
Camden, some years ago. to become
Canadian representative of Baltimore
chemical concern. He was 60 years DID,
and his funeral will take place tomorrow
from the residence of his sister at 4lS
North Sd street. Camden.
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Misa Iosenhine i. Rorie

Miss Josephine L. Borie died last night
At her apartments In the Morris. 81 South
18Th street, ON her s1st birthday, after an
illness OF "a hours.
Miss Borle was the last OF ten children
Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. John Borie
She was born on March 8. 1884. in this
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Albert L. Force

PLAINFIELD, N. J., March AL
bert l.. Force, So years old, one of the
best known newspapermen in New Jer-
sey. who with his brother, W. L. Force,
founded the COnstitutionalst. a Demo-
cratic weekly, died at his home here yes
terday. In 1887 he started the Daily
Press. Mr.. Force retired from the field
of journalism three years ago. He leaves
daughter, Miss Lillian A. Force
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Found Dead in His Bed

William Dawson. 56 years old, boarder
at the home of John Hoskiss. 1884 Morton
street. Germantown, was found dead in
bed this morning. Death was caused by
heart disease, according to the physicians
at the Germantown Hospital.
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Ezra S. Stearns

FITCHBURG. Mass, March s.-Ezra S.
Stearns, historian, genealogist and Secre-
tary of State for New Hampshire for IL
years died at his home here today at the
age OF rs years after a prolonged Illness
following a general breakdown.
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HELP wANTED-MALE

BRIGHT BOY, about IS years OF age. for
clerical work. one with some experience pre-
ferred state references and experience. Ad-
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IN NIENORIAM

KEMPTON. In loving remembrance OF
MARY FRANCES KEMPTON, departed
this life March 8. 1908 Husband and Son.
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BoOKKEEPER AND OFFICE. 49, AA
man has been in this. line ot so.1 r.
number OF years and Is sooa r.
laI.t ..alnrannna II A 900
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

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II so, we ask your cooperation with our
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BOY = l6-YEAR-oLp BOY. WITH =
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