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Evening journal., 1916-03-16
love AT FIRST SIGHT"
With Il Cylinder MOTOR

orir ttuse who are Intimately as
a-raec Efih IRE automobile indus
trg gas, tte Eteluuenal -h.ng that
tas larps-ed % connection with the
rfrp-uc'iCr 1f rre twelve cylinder
rruCT. 1oacrlrg ~ George M kins-
e ~ taf Mecca GzraEs the Nil-
r1rr- tiurlt1fcr ~ National cars
1sfsrrirrt - has required months
r t1ll1-t eErar-E and e1rlz- ona'
VEeE c- -lf rl~ cf tta builder tc
r- lre rlrE -o lccr- slch marked
,r11e-ar1E tt nos 80 wt fhs
fre-1s 81 u1eT -ct1r utch has had
ar r1rs1isrcs s-ll1et tg 10 ethe'
ttu Earz-ilal IrE r aufcu0-
~ terzre1 krfsr
e r4rf re rNel1e cylinder ,lcfo'
1zf Iffz--lT acefste1 Es e -atter n
rs. ltzt feu cugtffre tiocked tt
rfnsr1i1r and trft practically 10
NrrE Was necessary fo
1e1t tte way If WA ease ~ +0rs
- frsr E
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PUT RAILROAD wheels ON
auto TO ESCAPE BANDITS

Mexican bandits roaming the prov
ince of Sonora on horseback will
have to improve their means of
transportation before they make any
further demands upon R. /. Budrow,
general manager of the Ell Tigro
Mining Company OF Sonora. Duty
having compelled him to remain at
his post despite the danger Of contact
with bandits. Mr. Budrow purchased
Evening journal., 1916-03-16
ALUMINIUM ALLOY
PISTONS IN The auto

Aluminium alloy pistons are maxi
ing their appearance in the construc-
tion of automobile motors. The latest
concern to adopt the aluminium pis-
ton is the King Motor Car Company,
Of Detroit. who are employing this
material in the new eight cylinder
King just announced
That aluminium pistons will come
into universal use in the manufac-
ture of automobile motors is not de-
MED by engineers who are following
motor car progression.
Aluminium alloy pistons increase
the horsepower OF a motor, the ac-
celeration. liveliness, maximum
speed and fuel economy as well as
reduces carbonization. Other claims
made for aluminium pistOns are that
they cut down the wear on the
crankshaft and connecting rod bear
ings. and the strains on the connect
| ing rod bolts
Evening journal., 1916-03-16
Good YEAR TIRE
History A ROMANCE
Company Has Shown Won
deriul Progress In Last
Eighteen Years

The story OF The Goodyear Tire a
Rubber Company reads like ro-
nance. with each chapter i'm it's his
tory more wonderful than the prev
ious one. Commencing business IN
1898 with a capital Of $4,000 aad a
factory having a noor space Of SS,-
GOO square feet. the company mas
grown to monumental proportions
with capital stock of S250O0,0OO
and factory which is really 81 fac
tories Joined i'm one massive whole
with a iloor space OF % acres. orig
mailv 100 workers were employed in
making Goodyear products, today 49,
zoo workmen swarm to and from
hcir daily tasks with the number
constantly increasing
The ORIGINAL factory has passed
from existence. and is now only q
memory. There remains not one brick
ON another of the original buildings.
Tho factory was rebuilt and practi-
calN doubled three years ago and
70 was thought that ample provision
had been made for normal growth
for some wears. Rut the great motor
irg public OF tho country would not
have il SO There has been con-
stant race between the building cree
fors and the demands for Goodyear
tires with The demand for tires still
leading
In 1907 Goodyear made $3.50 auto
mobile tires less than two days
product now A most Impressive idea
pf the wonderful proaFess Goodyear
hag made in the rubber world can
be gained by contrasting The sales
force of seven men i'm 1902 w.th the
Wonderful army of 500 loyal aud en-
thusiastic men who arc now repre-
senting the company in the United
States and other important countries.
One of every three automobiles,
and three of every four motorcycles
manufactured in America. start their
careers on Goodyear tires Goodyear
nscs 1900 carloads of crude rubber
annually-lO per cent of the total
worlds production The cotton alone
which enters into Goodyear products
every day is 40 tons Ii would re
Quire the services of an experienced
cotton picker for Is years to pick IN
cotton which Goodyear uses in on
day.
-Four hundred tons on coal are use
daily to furnish the power necessar
10 keep the massive factory runnin.
24.0O0 tons Of chemical compound
will be used in 1916 TO mix with IN
rubber TO give il the proper con
sistency and wear-resisting qualities
Only two lines were handled a
first. bicycle and carriage tires. Grad
1ally Goodyear business has been eX
tended until a complete line of tires
accessories and mechanical goods i.
now produced, and the fame Of Good
year products has spread over th'
entire world
Evening journal., 1916-03-16
MARCTS HOOk SOCCER.

Edge Moor and Wilmington Wan
derors OF the first division Of the Al
lied League. will play Marcus Hook at
Marcus Hook on Saturday. Edge
Moor and Wilmington will pick the
team from the following players:
Guard. W. Baggs. W.. right
fullback James Adamson, t.;
left halfback, w. Hunt, w; right half
back d. Riley r.; center halfback. J..
Darby. T.. left halfhack r. Jones, E. {:
outside right, j. Fitzpatrick. E. i'm
side right. j. Gilmore. W., center full
back. II. Holgate, w; inside left. w
Vain. w outside left, NJ Fisher. W.
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sOurm SIDE BlLLIARD TOURNEY.

Much interest is being displayed by
the members of the South Side Eden
Athletic Club in the pocket billiard
tourney being conducted there. The
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First lInss.

7 lANA AnNNs
S. August. so; f Gillcn. 80.
J. Tunstall. 80; H. Carr, %.
A. Serson. so; r. Kelleher. 80.
G.. August so: j. Guyer. 10.
j. Surllian. so; James Serson, 45.
Joseph Serson, so; G Green. %.
r. Hiles. 50: j. Coleman. As.
s. August. 80; j. Tunstall %.
T.. GWen. SO: II. Carr. 30.
G.. August so; A. Serson. 40.
Joe Sorson. go; J. Surllian. "a.
r. Hilles. so; Joe Serson. Al
r. Kclleher. so; J. Guyer, a.
J. Tunstall. 30: J. Coleman, 26.
Second Class.
d. Kelleher. so; Donohue. 40.
r. Flanagan, so; Duffy, 45.
II. Dugan. so; ID. Patterson. As.
C. Welsh. so: j. Grant. 40.
II. Grant. so: Il. McNiff. 90
w. Biggins. so: W. August. 10.
r. Thuet. so: J. REILLY, %.
w. Wright, go; G. Roller. Al.
ID. Kelleher. 80; r. Flanagan. 2S.
II. Grant 80: W. Biggins. 80.
II. August. so; j. Cushing, Al.
r. Surllian. SO. c. Jones. AS.
Third Glass.
r. Collins, 50; L. Abbott. s.
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SCRIPPS- BOOTH wins
IN SPITE OF HANDICAP

ms n rot Esli ~ EcrDDs -Bocits.
TIE car is seen. however. assai,lne
Pc record ~ The isis0 sl0vnf lce-
bpat On Lake S. Claire. near Detroit
where Herbert W0odal staged a race
recently 70 make good boast about
bis Scipps-BoOth car
skidding IS a normal occupaf ion
WIN an iceboat but not % be- search
ed for when In motor car.
IN spite OF the ice handicap. how
ever. the scripps gained advantaee
py being able TO move against th,
WIND and made a creditable show
ing.
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AUTO TRADE YIES
WITH CORN CROP.

1t is pointed out by G. c. Frey, Of
the KisselKar that the 2,19O597 auto
mobiles reported in service in the
United States at the close of 1915
represented only a little more than
one-third the value of the corn crop.
This throws light on the ability Of
the average farmer to buy a car.
Evening journal., 1916-03-16

a White 45-horsepower touring car
equipped with a set OF flange wheels
which can be quickly attached to the
car and permit a hurried fight to
the American border on railroad
rails.
Evening journal., 1916-03-16

Joe Rossiter, so; II. Fritz, As.
NJ. Finnerty. so; f. Jones, 40.
W. Hall, so; p. Dugan. 2S.
c. Short. so; James Rossiter. 10.
r. Patterson, so; e. Treble. 16.
Joe Rossiter, so; r. Collins, 46.
NJ Finnerty, so; w. Hall a..
c. Short. so; r. Patterson. SO.
Evening journal., 1916-03-16
FENMNOn MINs-

In the fifth game Of the season. the
kenwood basketball team won over
the Smokeless Powder five OF the Hag-
ley Yards. last night, by the score OF
80 to %
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DEATHS

zOoK.--In west Chester, Pa, on ranuary
is, 1915, JOHN MILLER zOOK Jr son Of
John and spsan zook. In the ssth year OF his
age; Relatiyes and friends are invited 20 at
his late residence, 443 ~ Walnut St, West
Services at the house az III a. M Interment
at west Laurel Hill Cemetery. ,Phladelphie.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

WHITE COUPLE WANTED at once: wife as
cook and man as houscman: must do some
outside work; good wages: good references
REQUIRED. Apply Mrs. Kane. 81 s. 10th st.
wANTED---Cooks, chambermalds, .ehildnurses
housework girls, girls for institutional work
cooks for Catholic rectory. Miss Rose Dough-
erty. 1913 Girard ave
MISS MARY T. MCCARTHY, 21O7 Christian
Ioc. 13nl) supplies and wants lst-class Prot,
Cath, male and female help; all natonalitles.
MRS KANE. 511 S. 10Th. wants Hrst-cass
help. with reference. character and ability,
for frst-class families. Phone Spruce 3401.
MRS. MINTzLAFF, 1890 Christian ST. DLck-
insun 5l5)-Supnlcs all kinds OF help Ger
man chef. chambermaid for hotel with refs.
NICHOLAS. 1926 Bainbridge ST., wants COM
petent cooks, Mattresses: chambermaids.
housemaids. Phone Locust 2l30.
MADAME ASHF. 1893 Christian st.-Reliable
help supplied and wanted; all nationalities.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE


| SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMAU
sooIl,f,rrlsp ,,o,oa.1iv o,ao-,.rc.d. v.,,
cap: reliable: familiar with ali office details;
aes s9ea per, Dos. tsss. Aaz Ls1. - -.
PooKKEEPER, d. r., thor expd capable OF
msnaEing offce and heip. ] Ia, Led. Cent.
RootKEEPER, cashier or clerical work
thor szgi mod. SALARY %; Ledger Cent.
tlon: flrst-clase references. J h66, Led. Cent.
cHILPNuRsEn,.YOung Scotch Ypmsa,n, s9sa. sSg9sri:
Branch. 4oi3 Market st.
cLER{Ki cas3iggT tyPI;t, years sSg,STSnoo;
c39H sns SGD cent il"
DISH WAsHING wanted for Polish woman
T1p6,SenT I'm ,so,,o,c,,, ,,,s,os or,,ovo-
20 III ncr do AK Tndgsr captrsI
DREssMAKER by the day: French dresses
goIea osse rel Ho'.e ns"y u',N '.o "
wants po eT1o NJ d waiting OF she
GIRT, wants general housework. si3 ~ "a st.
tear no. D. "'---------------.- --.---------------.-
wishes care are of chidTe9 between ages of and
years tT9fm T9f Isoddeo.-o do oggormn M OUTDOOR play
S.'ss; ~ - ~ ~ = lseH :. =.
HOmSEk EEpER. mPsna;ging Pn;sg or epp5a epp5aetiedal ga
ner ofaSa II oi-' Lou
ITGi-sEKEFipFR worklnV IN WTdowers. or
%, al
ger gliGG ntzvo,n5 GIRL o7nor,sn cad zs5c,
6GaseToTE cal az sSia Rsnasr st;
Wrter. sHaqn' geneFaiiy an Esefn S Tefcrences Hd-
dress a3o Ledger othee,
LAuNDRBss. coiorea. would like family wash
to take n9G or WI" go 0It rsfsreSs S
ssSS ssSSar0obnl 0blGSyoh Syn sharon Hill "O'
n,trpsE, n,,sbes nosI,Ion. light duties; experI-
NLhSS MitmSs bn1 pn Ssasa uu''e'' e"p''i
engsd d., 9ls ledger olnSe
bookKecpng. stenogrnphy; CAP reliable
wishes per; & pos; pest rels, > 100, Lea. Sett.
enGed IN this 'SaPi eaPaety: good sorrssponden
sfsSE wants sf position me Of
SISTERS want c4SmEsTw2rk 1g a no and e99Eins
STENOGRAPHER. experienced used to gem
erai office routine; some knowledge OF bkng;.
sHoGRARER Romon esfes III s
I9nnaings ana Sooa @Sa III
STENoGRAPHER; yrs, exp: possess militia.
thorough on details. ] 7St., Ledger Central:
STENOGRAPHER. assistant bookkeeper neat.
sition sfiit12'o' Ga. l. Ledger Central e"' ~
sTENoGRAPHER and correspondent; 6 years
s;,,;H, go IpfiE,p l,noSisdgo os boo;isoanis
n nat ac:r wor si sd ennnH
STENOGRA PHER, 90 high school graduate:
. years experience. ] 2I3 Ledger Central
SpTSNF,T,p /. puE,p. a ,,oars' a~n /. yorniiioT |
MIR Ins,Ira nra Sy,orl 7 IA Iedger CentraI
companion or reader by hour; edu-
eneed typist; oWSSrk, called for and delivered
private public. Phone Dickinson 1881.
cOlored wants day work OF any kind
Call 2IOI Master St
change clerical preferred. willing to start
at SIS with advancement. A 3lO Ledger OF.
care of semi-invaIid lady: accustomed to |
tTavel Cali or write 2O35 TrItzwater ~
YoTTNfi LADY high school training desires |
clerical work good penman ] iii Ledger
Central
0riy 81 branch: expeTienSed 25d Led cent
"
YOUNG LADY would IKE clerical position; |
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING RATES
EVENING LEDGER

This STYLE TYPE Tor like this)
Three times one week ..,.......121Sc per line
Six times one week ............10c per line
Situations Wanted. three times one week 10
cents per line per insertion.
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 time rate for EVENING Lrposr
and PUBLIC LEDGER combined Is 10 cents Der
line. with the exception of Help Wanted and
situations wanted which Is 15 cents per line.
FOR
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)
which is permitted In all classlhcations e1.
cept Help and Situations Wanted Lost and
Eound Personals Boarding and Rooms. add
FIVE CENTS PER LINE 10 ANY OF ABOVE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-18

There is drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at Office rates.
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MAN AND WIFB-Whits; man as chauffeur
to run Ford car, ana houseman; wife as cook:
family OF 8. 211s Pine 81. ''
MAN wanted. middle-ased for offioe OF dTSy-
man; fair penman. A 32s. Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-18

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

wANTED-Parties to Join Florida en-
terprisc on ground-nOor basis: prom
erty ideal; rail and water shipping fa-
cilities; Dixie highway through It; 10
miles fine water frontage: original
owners paid in full title perfect;
considerable development already
done: this Is n hlgh-clnss Investment:
worth investigating. NJ 2ll. Ledger
Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-18

PRINTER. practical n all departments. estl-
mating. buvnE and selling, wants position
with good futurn over eight years with pres
ent house ] lli. Ledger Central.
SALESMA AN-Expcrlcnccd drug speciality sales
man desires road position; references. CID
con. Box ia. phoenxvile Pa.
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HEATING

MAXIM KELSEY HEALTH HEAT \. h.,,.
and cheaper than steam or hot water 'fs,s. pr..
fresh air with normal moisture. MAKfm
KELSEY, N. 18th ST.. Phiia, H'''
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CARPET CLEANING
DREssMAKINa AND MILLINERY

DESIGNING and patternmaking taught by our
up-to- the -minpte methods bring results. Me-
Bldg. llth and Market SITS.
10 cents a yard; all mate
rials. A, RICHARD, 11l3 CHESTNUT ST
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
POTTER SCHOOL OF DREssMAKING
DAILY AND EYENING SESSIONS
1435 GIRARD AVE-
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HELP wANrpp-MhIp

oETbcE T,as BOY for city Apply n own hand
s " Et eisss eyiinder, prsssn,eI
Safhk ,fhk work; s,SSel,ent opRottuniay Tor man
Xppy GogH Ledger EaGs 500 Ses
PREssMAN, leather betting, md eli-around
eoltraksrs s steady york e VI vhishsst wages
SALESMAN. stock and bond, wanted; perrna-
nent connectinn for producers, Address In
dustrial Securities Co., Trustee Bldg" Har-
around hand. ,Philadelphia Drying Machin-
cry Company, 6t2i Germantown ave,
SOLICITORS. experienced. wanted Immediate
IN big sus%scTPttloT % S,amPaiEP 6res, lnass
sion. Apply In person, from 2 TO O'Clock
iS p; y. oLouFhlln, Fganklin BANK BidsS
Chestnut below Broad, FIRST floor, right sido
OF entrance.
SOLICITOR wanted experienced on write-up
work. 656 Real Estate Trust.
srENoGRAPHER and clerk with experience:
for young man & is to 20 yssSr1sG S1G state re Tsfer-
sTBNoGRAPHER. = Young man; psrmRpent
start. 7oS Jafayette Building. -
29tosaE Go Ardmore dHS OP Pa s' ana
TuRRET LATHE HANDS
First-clasa Toolmakers
Apply 244s Frankford ave.
Between a, IN. and .. m.
WANTED, a RUSSIAN TYPIsT
wS FeSboaS for Standard Rs Russian G Undsr
SS S9d reesenees sshs 5Ssa address Il box cape
MAY, II. ].
General
oil n. BROAD ST.
,slsTs. ,AuTToMSaiESG yS,, Ss,, sS;TSoL;, E; Ss2I;,
F. fPH@ fPEr9a, BOY Sii io 4, &rlBHf BRoRS opt2' ST
pxpRss RRgsISsESyf sEEFvJoSTE oTSR S4MP68sYTo P6s OPEN
1901 LAND TITLE BUILDING
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tAIHEW.--On January 10, 1915 MARCIA
RET NJ. widow of Isaac s. Mayhgy and
daughter Of late John f.. and Catherine Gaul.
IN her 02d year. Relatives and friends are
az y, M at late residence, l20 p. Madison
ATE. Collngswood, ". j.: also services at
Nj. Moriah Cemetery Chapel, philadelphia,
"Wednesday. at p. m. 1nterment Mt. Morinh
Cemetery.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-18

MACHINISTS, toolmakers wanted: good men
9nly Carlson Wendstrom Co. Erie ave. and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-18

APPLICATIONS are now being received fo
experienced female operatives on fuses, Cal
OF address. stating experience, PAS Frank
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INSTRUCTION

JOIN FRENCH COOKING CLASSIC ,e..c,,
$40; each lesson guaranteed perfect; limit
number only. NJ. \. Wilson Cooking Schoni
UEl3 Race st. Phone belmont 4Sii
STENOGRAPHY and bookkeeping by indIv,a..,
instru e. on; course requires only few wssss.
nos. grA- 70i Locust (WashnRton satisrsy
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MANsoN.--on January II, 1915 HENRI.
ETA MANSON. widow Of George II. Man
son, and daushter Of the late CAPTAIN Williams
20 inylted 70 attend the funeral serviess: on
Thursday, at y. M, at his late residence,
in22 Brown st. Interment private at Mount
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-18

BoOKKEEPER and systemstizer, with rep,l-
table firm 10 years; experience. sIo Ledger
Central.
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AUTO LIVERY AND GARAGES
AUTO REPAIRING
AUTO SUPPLIES
AUTO TIRES

BEARINGS
New Departure Service sta. The Civilian Co.
1914 Arch st. Phones Walnut 3t9I, Race aO62
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-18

BOOKKEEPER and office manager, cashier
paymaster and eorEespondent thoroughly
chance FOR advancement. sIi. Ledger d1se1 Cen!
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-18

band OF Fredericka Mark. Relatives and
friends. also Iyanhoe Lodge, No, a4e. f. and
ian Commandery, No. 63. K. T.. and also tho
Lu I,u Temple Shrine and all other societies
Of which he was a member. arc invited to
attend funeral, Thursday, at p. M, from
late residence 20io w. Somerset ST. Inter
ment Northwood Cemetery Remains may be
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-18

YOUNG MAN. experienced In wholesale
and retail coal business. now employed,
desires change Can take charge Of re-
tail yard or assistant purchasing agent:
Best references and unlimited pond IL
necessary. IA. Ledger Central.
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS

WE SOLICIT AN UNBIASED investigates a
the part Of every mfr contemplating ths ~
Of HOCOM ANTI FRICTION METAL ~
lining machine hearings. IRON and IN ID
FOUNDRYS. 1iJ North Second
JAMES YOCoM q SON
EVERYTHING in the line of contractors' ma.
plies and equipment for sale or rent PIps
all siZos. cut to sketch. New and second
hand structural steel etc ~
HENRY A. HITNER'S SONS co
Aramngo and Huntington sts
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10 1910, SARAH J, LYNCH, widow OF
,s ,.regtss Lynch Relstiyss and .i friends md 4. ere
residence 25 "a St. BordentowIn,,, n y.
at ST. Msry's Church at 10 a. M fnterfnent
at at Mary's Cemetery, Bordentown, N j.
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BEx.--on January 10, 1919. WALTON C.,
rsp OF charles w. and Mary Lex (nee But
fert. aged 1 year and months, Relatives
snu friends arc invited TO attend the funeral,
residence 2623 West Hagert st. Interment at
nfnffnt Braco Cernctefv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-18

MANLEN.--on January 10. 1915, FRANCIS
p. son OF Thomas J. and Sarah Manley In
bic 32d year Relatives and friends are In
Nited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at
"a, m. from the residence Of his parents,
Walnut and Falrview ayes. Clifton Heights.
Defaware County, Pa. Solemn Requlem Mass
at ST.. Charles Church, Kellyvlle, at 10 a
m, Interment at st. Charles Cemetery No
carriages.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-18

BooKKEBPHR. thoroughly experienced, viii
audit accounts, open. close and write up
books. day or evening" moderate terms. x
2O2. Ledger Onice.
BooKKEEPER, 4 years experience; also do
stenosraPhy; years 7e9Se9untinE; Univ, OF
fsssss Fs E'hsi is ssr lG csSaa
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ucGLAUGHLIN,-on january II, 1915
frtsads. also st. Anthony's Holy Name So
ciety, and James ID. Howley Society, No. 3l3
e. y. u. invited to attend funeral, Thurs.
cay, a m. from Tssidencs Of niece, Mrs
High Mass OF Requiem at St. 4nthony's
Church. 0:30 o'clock. Interment New Cathe-
dral Cemetery
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

PIANO-sl45-New upright pianos These plana
were made TO sell for S2T5, $500. $3.50. quas
anteed for, 10 years Having purchased n
prominent New York manufacturer at rldlrr.
lously low figures. will close them out 1;
HoWARIbSe 'viiNCEN,re' SiG.SSsis.sto N. eth
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MANI SSsa.a sf H5s @& @& 4%s3. % Esr.PP z os
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forEs.-on January II, 1918, CHARLES
LoPES aged 81 years. Funeral service We'd
snne9oey ~ a. M. az Ihe Old MANS ,aonnaei
Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1916-03-31
FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1916.
A POPULAR AppOINTMENT.

- IfARLEs II. GiANTLAND state Child Labor In
" spector VIII not attempt to hold two public Of
fees simultaneously
He has resigned Public Building Commissioner.
City Council has accepted his resignation and cleo
ted Colonel Edmund Mitchell to succeed him.
The supposition Is that for the time being. at least,
Mir. Grantland, who has made enviable official roc
ord win continue TO child Labor Inspector
In this connection it should be said that the ac-
tion OF Mr. Grantand in declining to serve as Public
Building Commissioner automatically disposes Of the
controversy which was raised by the Consumers
League and the Child Labor Association when it was
assorted he would attempt TO hold both Offices.
The course of City Council in. selecting Colonel
Mitchell for Public Building Commissioner is hailod
with pleasure by the people OF New Castle county.
Everyone recognizes that he is a shrewd and capable
business man who viii do his utmost TO have the af-
fairs Of the public building at Tenth and King
streets conducted in businoss-ko way.
In fact. in social commercial and political sense,
Colonel Mitchell is enc Of the most popular men in
our state Notwithsianding the fact that he is now
and has been for years. chairman Of the Republican
state Committee and is recognized in all quarters as
an aggressive and efficient campaign manager. he has
many personal and business friends and well-wshors
on the Democratic side who. with thousands OF Re-
pubcans are well pleased that he has consented TO
serve on the commission and through IL, TO give 10
the public the benefit OF his good judgment and ripe
business experience