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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-31

cALpwEI1s MARGARET. LOS Vine st.,
cARR SARfT4 RRfTAM 20 81 yEa yTsi isg R VI s susons s
cARRotf. LORETTA X. yrs, mos 1914
c6BBMAS. SARAH 1882 e. Somerset st;
NVtSbS haaa ~ ~ hlCfAhD JoShFH' Ys'' mos
DfPy. c&T4ARiINB. GsigiI ~ yrs, ga and Vine sts
PEII:ER. AiNNfE. $ e, cor. 18th and Morris SITS
EiERtn hof cHAs t. 5' yrs zoi il moss sSa ocean
{IER FRREbRR FRbRd S ws't SssS1 SsEs Val 9ssg sn'R Pa
Ely. SAMUEL 72 yrs. 1902 Diamond st;
E8fs4Rfao sRo H AHh4 4 q = yrs yrs. j. 55l1 Felsop s59
GETz. Hurry C., 20 yrs, 20Os f. ALE.
G2R6k 32FRR6kFT LANES NI s5iS .SO s. SCs s, st
HookEY. MARGARET 4, e. iSGs iSiS NJ n. 18th st.
iSHIsoSS.' ESi2i% izER. -6I a6Ys Il, ssR.
JOHNSON EDGAR EARLE. 90 yrs. Mt. Holly
oNEsss MARY, yrs, mos. ventnor city.
}qBsREA{tN, ItooyIs; i9ag He9yIs st, ,o. ,. =.
kER ERERT {3SEPF g. $50 2RasnSt SsS 81 Brown "
kkE9ssg9H I6R9ANRNET aa a l?at wT6@bt T6SS st.
SS ERSSN FLEbN EbMEkp Mi 2S yrf Trenton M5 HSSy r. N
6NS 6SS SENhy}fyE @ }fEt cfgsE 1gs Ssf Hutchinson st.
McGAGEREY, WiNiFREb. i6ii Manton St.
M2bbN J6HN R PA A. 4S SrSTsy STs South south
NMsEkEESSNN$ ME wGII;EAM 70 yrs sSi7 wharton.
MSAFkEEN MAFFEEEEEN MART MaAFYs giid g. B. Albert 1isS St, St,
M4RTa cTEkN cANHE fS aSS 4 Norris fi ST.
METzLER. GEORGE W.. As yrs, cresson and
MORRIS, ,vXLENTrNE.o gi2 w. Coulter st,
MYERS MYERS RH THEtA yrs as SS S5' aAbem Asan5f st. city
oBEHLE, cHARLoTTb ELtzXBETH, sat2
PATTERsoN t@fIsF ELIZA j. 2O5o E. York st.
PAiXfSSIoN "a PtEBE R s. 90 yrs; West chester, Pa
oqALTER, MARGARET, Little Sister Of the
9ttii&N M!STAgEE Hs ,Isylstown Pa.
REEVES AMANDA H.. rs yrs. ei32 DreNel
REYNOLDS, GLADYS VERONICA. I. yr., Ii
p6ss SSy I5gs Feqs5sl ds5s st. arm6,b S@mdsn n
SigbEtRs' ,SE6RdE" !" Owen, soS o. State st.
scHiNLE;vER ELMER c.. "a yrs. 22oo N.
sEIGtyER, HELEN G.. 20 yrs. Mt, Holly. y. j.
SLATER, MATILDA. ,Widwood. n. J.
slPLER' GEORGE NJ. % yrs' Huntington
sNYpEEhR poRoTHY MAY yrs. mos
STARK MARGARET E.. wissinomns. Pa.
ssTGWART MARGARET IA,21 A. 211G .,S Wharton ST.
STOUT. ELSIE D., 81 yrs, 1o11 Belgh st..
TiGDfUM, CLARA A.. 90 yrs, 4oo2 Monument
TRGUssEEL..' TRUSS III J. EDWARD. Is yrs. Hulmevillc.
wARpi tELI,z.A!AgE.EETIt j: 1S4o y. 18th st,
wEXTHERBY, iosFsPH c.. IA yrs. .11o Broad
wEhIGrvER' VEIL s''liS RDEEX1DB G.. II yrs, 2o2o N
wiSTEFSH4M !, I ROSE s'Ce LomsarS st,
YOUNG icHAs. DAY. &c yrs. Holly Oak, Del.
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HPathS

ADAMs;.on August IS. 1910; GEORGE 9.
are invited to attend the funeral services, on
Friday at 10 a - m; at m the @ undeTtakins par
lnterment private.
BECK.-on August .s. 1910, ANNA A.. wife of
S'qo Hted to attend tend the funeral SER seTvces on Friday
m 1t at her UGn %ss FSsae9S SofaR ss 81 4S
BR2NWN9 AgsTst xgSw ., e. 1sIo BHaHn sSd
Glars II her slst year Relatives and friends 6s
2935 ~ , 9th st. Interment at coatesville'
BuZZARD.-on August 80. 1915, JACOB AR
RMJRd son .S Of Arshur and Emily ng aess
are Invited to attend the funeral services. on
saturday, MA. at ss 2sG r a. mis- Parents Tss
ment at Ivy Iyy HIN Cemetery. Remains may be
band Gf icssGhjns Erwin Fr%tz aged o. years
Ko & R And Of En- i1 ved to ed he
funeral services on SATURDAY, September 9;
White 3 Horse pike. HaddOn m Heights, n. j. In
terment private. in Greenwood *. of P. Gene
S&5ss6i@9f'g@% y @ 9sSSSEEfE SEfs, % bs3Ssa pas 3;
ran TGaS at Vest sy Station 5 s
at Woodlands Cemetery.
EfEFo" sPz AuTgfS r. flo hr fGlS5sS9
Joseph x. and anna "a, Hopkins Eyre, yTssi, Services Service,
Friday, at p. m.
GOURLEY.-on August 80. 1915 JAMES V.
GoURLEY, aged II years. Relatives and
friends, also Williamson Lodge. No. 300 +.
and A; MI Mary Commandery No. SO. K.
T.. and Philadelphia Royal Arch Chapter, No.
80. sre Invited L, attend the funeral services.
on MondaX at p M. at his residence.
lbi 5. 10th st. lnterment at Mount Moriah
Cemetery, Remains may be viewed Sunday.
tdlS.TIas t1 dagsfIeT 3 EAntRSRS ana ;hs iafs
year Relatives and friends are Syted /" at
tend the funeral services. on Saturday. at
Pemberton st. Interment private. ut Fern
wood Cemetery. Remains may be viewed Fri
day. from TO 10 p m.
HALBE.-on August 20. 1918, ANNA. daughter
OF the late August and Mary Halbe (nes
Breyer). aged 5s years. Relatives and friends
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prArnn

IRE invited ts attend the funeral sesglces. on
ave Interment at Gr.cnmoSnt g' Cemetery. acsa'oW
HooKElYs. .mon, Agsus. sQ. 1919. .MARcARET
tss SfSa fanefs e, 'oS oS acndsy ss f2 'Hs@S fts
emn. REQUIEM mass at me Church Of the Gesq
Cemetery. Automobile funeral
JONES ON August 40. 1915. at ventnor city.
N. v. MARY, dauehter of DR.. John II. X.
1nterment private
Jo;sLIN;-on August 20. 1919, SAMUEL JOS.
are invited to attend the funeral services, @ se"S on
d%y FTysnS i r S mi nteTen, s nts Ge AZ maT EsssTnG ip
KEATING.--on August 30. 1910, JOHN W..
husband of the she late susenps s s. kestins; aEsd
are invited t9 attend the funeral on Friday
Hi Cemetery ry!"' Auto siS seTSlce. e. west Laurel
y a AsHi5 i iS e. 1 SEsfd 81 mSs
n Faux tnee Browne); Relatives and friends
Friday 9E'SG S'ina 'sf he fSgs'59S 9ysf sfFYfe' H. ba
St4 Mount VeTnon cdmeteTs SteFm'nt Dr
ysT o. thg Is3S Pshiel and sarah Lees. Ref@:
funeral services, on Thursday,. at .. m, at
Pnila, intermsnt at Chester Rural Cemetery sS
Friday. at convenience of family. Auto
beloved husband OF Theresa NJ. Morris tnee
McCannl. Relatives and friends are Invited to
from his late residence. 5i2 w. Coulter st,
eent GS Pau Church. at 81
O., m. precisely. Interment private. Automo-
bile service.
\; s; sTEtfxSs VIE Of, q PS; Albert Moses ana and
S Sed to to attend funeral on Friday, at $50 '1, a.
ave. Corner Atlantic, ayel, Atlantic City. N.
H. at the chapel of the Adath Jeshurun
Cemetery at II 80 a. m. 1nterment at Adath
Jesnurun Cemetery.
INVERSION. August 40 1915 at her parents
residence, 100. Mannheim st, RUTH, youngest
daughter of Walter s. and Jessie Horn Myers.
neral
PRICE.-on August 30 1910 at his residence.
1871 N Park ave, CALEB THOMAS PRICE.
Notice OF funeral later.
REEyES.-On August 20. 1915. AMANDA H.,
widow of ]. Wooman Reeves, in her 18th
year Funeral U Services a Frblday bLo at p m
brook. 1nterment private.
sHRIyER,-on August 2s. 1910, HELEN q.
SHRlVER tnee Britton) wife of Walter Eslio
r. M. at the residence Of Frank Powell.
% Water ST., Mt. Holly, N, J. 1nterment at
st. Andrews Burying Ground
sLATER.-on August 90. 1915. at wildwood.
Due notice of the funeral will be given.
WARD.-on August 20. 1915, ELIZABETH j..
widow of DR.. ]. NJ y. Ward and daughter OF
friends Sre ' invited invited to attend the funerS serV sa
ices. on Friday, at y. m. precisely. at her
late residence i54O. n. 18th st. Interment pri-
rate. Automobile funeral.
WELLIyER.-On August 30. 1915 ADELAIDE
years, Relatives and friends are invited TO
dence. soao \. 18th 'tes' st on on Sat Saturday % at
p. m. Interment private
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Theatrical Baedeker

THE BRoAP-'.Elora Bella" operetta. with
Good music peppery dancing excellent Ssriita ns 81
and fine scenery; welded to a book that Is
interesting, but not very funny.
FEATURE FILMS
STANLEY-An week: ''The Honorable Friend, -
= Lasly feature, with, sessue Hayakawa. the
Japanese jar e;e star; M his wife and cast OF Japan.
Elmer; Burton Holmes travelogue, comedy
AFSA !3I6s 5T61First 6sis OF week. Emmy wEslen
faif: The Grfih.EiSe ArtsiTFiSnsle iG ssfSge paO,
ash4S aRa Sf tsPT and FEs oEs qf rsy T!s
Romance" the first half and good surrounding
viTSToRLA1-,w "Wednesday and Thursday. William
Srday Emmy WReien IN The 'uP PEetenders. ed 2a'
sFisS TSs %oTSn sst the PSs9f Ssss t5i& 5ly
MarFuerite clark in sH tts Lady SSRna Eiiesn @af'
bsEhG6s onday AaGst aGTs Tve III. 6Ee'yG
known combination Of thrills. scenic beauties,
VAUDEVILLEi
KETTH'S-George White and Lucille Cavanash
II nGv dSenF G SsSd snF 6Sr by Joseph
comedy; the Five Idanias. .gymnastsj konair,
;Sms?. mons swlii Z, !, C.; in Ne IG%s and
Sisters IN a sIngIng specially: the Dare Broth,
eL9BE%Xn act, n swo scenes: Maids of the
Billy Du Val. Merle Simonds and Happy Reii,
the Gordon Sisters; Baker, Sherman and Bran
igan; Van Ceve and Pals; Morgan and Cliff
ford; William Lytell and company in "a
Might at the Club" and others.
CROSS REYs-All week; Al Whites Dancing
Revue. assisted by Frances Connelly first hai 4:
The Military Quintette in songs; Edmunds and
Ludhgm in novelty; Gene Ward Duo, singing
cOmediennes; Mudville Mlnstrels; Roeder's In
vention. Second half; Wake Up, America, %
Kinney. contralto; Georgla,, Comedy Four;
Oliver and Dwyer. and Lucille Savoy.
NIXON'S GRAND-Johnnls Dyer and Frank Fay
in what Is II All AbOut?" Fisher. Luckie
Aname. revue of clothes;, Tierney and
E[ankiyh songs; ehe &nd LEES feature Is
Llttle Theater, with William Whitney and
Violet Ross.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-31
BY the Photoplay Editor

The news that Margaret Angln was
going into the pictures was good news.
The news that she had engaged Livingston
Plat to superintend the settings of her
productions was likewise good. And now
we learn that she is going to film a story
from playwright worthy of her efforts,
Maxim Gorky.
In her first venture Miss AnglIn will use
as a vehicle Limitation of Gorky's play,
"The Chosen People" 1t is a powerful
story and well suited for adaptation to the
silent drama In IL are many strong scenes,
and most of them will call for all the cum.
ming and stagecraft of Arthur Voegtin,
the advisory director of the Margaret An
glin Picture Corporation, and the technical
director, Livingston Plat, who are already
at work on the elaborate costumes and the
scenic effects, One of the chief scenes is
laid in an ancient Russian street, of which
there Is no counterpart in this country,
and the entire street. houses and all, will
be constructed for the photoplay.
Having started the rehearsas for Mister
Antonio" Otis SINNERS new starring
vehicle. Arthur Booth Harrington also COM
pleted arrangements with the Famous Play
ers Film Company for the screen adaptation
OF his story, Seventeen" Jack Pickford,
brother of the estimable Mary, will play
William Silvanus Baxter, the "indifferlnk'
young man, and Louise Huff will be the
Jane whose "summick is out of joint" in
the whimsical yarn. The picture will be
released in the Paramount program for
October.
The Mammoth Finn Company has secured
a studio at Spring Lake. n. j., and Harry
McRae has been engaged to direct its out
put 1t is understood the concern is backed
by John Wanamaker, in association with
Van Horn, the theatrical costumer.
Miss Jeanne Eagels has been signed by
Edwin Thanhouser to be starred in a spe-
clal feature production to be called "The
World and the Woman"
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DEATHS REPORTED

ABELE. PHILIP ALBERT. JR.. 10 yrs. 1899
Porter st.
ashley, MARY, L.. a. years, 1908 S. lIth st.
BADER DANIEL. Atlantic City.
BALpT' .BLANcHE MAY, 80 yrs. sss N. 4Oth.
BECK. ANNA A. IS S. 4sth ST.
BERNT. DIR. JOSEPH, as yrs. SEA N. Marshall.
BIRCHELL. CLARA ". mos, 2s d.. 233 Wolf.
BoEHRET. CATHARINE. 4l2 Leyerington ave-.
BRoWN' CAROLINE WALLACE. 81 yrs. 2os7
BulzARp. JACOB ARTHUR. 4 yrs. 4s45
HelsIsll.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-31
ODDITIES AND NOVELTIES
FOR THE PHONOGRAPH FAN
The Marmba and Balaaika Recent Records-Vogue of
the Ukulele and Hawaiian Stringed Instruments.
Some New Banjo Music

the opera. Many have called this the most
beautiful melody ever written. 'Jocelyn"
was failure. but the lullaby was too
fine to be buried with It, and so has taken
its place as a light encore number of ex-
traordinary popularity
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-31

FOw.-In memory Of JOHN II. Fow, who died
at Spring Lake, N j.. August 81. 1915.
WYNNE.--In loving remembrance of my dear
son, THOMAS WYNNE, who died August 81.
MOTHER AND SISTERS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-31
MISS ANGLIN PICKS
GORKY FOR FIRST FILM
Her Debut on the Screen Will Be
Made via "The Chosen
People"

The voting In the Photopiay Cast Contest
ends tonight nt O'Clock. All votes 20 be
standing Saturday must be delivered to the
photonlny Editor Of the Evening Ledger not
later than .. M.
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IrNcI,AIMED TELEGRAMs

i5oi Chestnut st; = W: Lee. PhilndelPhIIa
s. Martha fdTV WOOD a MT william hsrS j. Bsah K5
charles b. Cock: 9k:,g.; Mrs; John 3 SLACK e. 2;
Company. Ward D. Williams, n. H. Campbell,
w. II. T. Ellis Jessie Goheld Matte Pat
tone Mr.. wittendorfer, f. J. Dever. q. F..
Law p. w. Bidwell Mrs, ora Dolan, O.. F..
Iawtry w. c. Bauden, Mrs. NJ. f. Martau,
w. X. Doty. d. Wentworth, J. Homer Graut.
Columbia Gymnasium Suit Company J. B..
Daby. Milous Meanes.
TELEGRAPH COMPANY. 1920
South Penn Sauare-Ed. j. Bell.
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lnsr ANn rouNp

CERTIFfCATE-Lost, stock certificate No l52e
for three shares stock Third National ssiiw "a nn
return To her attorney. Samuel It. wheeler
Finance Building. .-----
SIX DofI,ARs-fsost, SO, from sth s,. on
Chestnut to eth to Pine between p 80 ,na Sna
10 N. M Tho honest finder VIII Kindly return
az me 10 u Inllnr. GOO Sprnca 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-31

TELEPHONE OPERATOR wanted for uptoV1
OF stenography preferred state reference, age
experience and salary expected. N T44 Led
ger Central
TELEPHONE OPERATORS local and long dis
tsnce, sxpsrle5nSSed; Apply keystone TeIephons
TYPEWRITER and stenosrapheT Iga1ts5 a.
Insurance work. Phone Walnut 6eoI -'
1901 SPRUCE STREET.
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MEMBERS on Levers laces; also girls to learn
Apply John Bromley Sons. Lehgh ave. be-
low Front.
NURsEMAID, Protestant. white; assist with
Phone Chestnut Hill 097.
OPERATORS S on silk dresses only those expert
enced In this line OF work need apply. A. H
Caplin Co. Ol0 Walnut St "
OPERATORS. experienced. on machines Mi
iers. 452 y. York ave-, between 4th and 9th,
below Noble. '
SALESLADY with experience in wholesale mil
linery; state salary and experience. p 2iO,
Ledger Office.
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TRUCK DRIVERS
Men experiences with double tsam fas
hsayy hauling Apply nrst door si5 FIJI
sTRAwBRIDGE cLoTHIER
S4anlsy Son. ae i.sS svs dept below AHPS John
YOUNG NAN wanted from 10 to % year. a,
aBe, who has had department. store eIn.,9gt y
ence and can give best OF Teferences A6nIis,nsst-
handwrItins. 235. Ledser ofhee your own
YOUNG MAN wanted az once by YelI-IF5o.-,,,
sporting goods and knit goods mann
concern IN North Phladelphia 10 fsi-s chttans
OF the onico work. must know som-tbtssss
about bookkeeping, stenokraphy and eena,rsssi
state aualncatlons. II 22I, I.sdser oisIIsssaieF
YOUNG MAN about is to assist m oSass -
textile manufacturer: good opportnSSittYSe SitSe oL
Advancement. Apply u, Sulro & Son 60 teF RF
Thompson ana Clearhsld. - w. =
YOUNG NAN. is years OF age 10 VVo-i- q
stockToom and assist In sale5roora az - - IN
sale elothlng house. p 284 LodEer ofe.. "hois-
YOUNG MAN wanted thoroughly expeTis5c.5
In wholesaie notion bu9lneas. for out IN fsssso fao
YqqNa sH sSsDsssss ~ 70 g assist st9eToO
eth hoor. ~ 4~h st.
Address ~. b. % p O. Bon M ssfs99sslnston sf9ssl Mill.
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.JELP wANTED- -FEMA AVE


ASSISTANT CAsHIBR-ono who is experienced
preferred; must be good penman and quick
<and accurate; state experience. age and refer
ence J 800 Ledger Central.
BOOKKBEPER--You lady. assist. boolkeeper
In first-class grocery house; must have some
knowle OF typew'g. Address X 170. Ledger
Branch 1906 Girnrd
hand: steady pos. Godman's. 1924 Chestnut
BURLERs and members - Experienced hands
wanted mems fancy wear worsteds. Apply
Shackamaxon Mills, Allegheny and Hancock
CARBTAKER. small apartment house; no pay
but free heat, light and apartment. Taulane.
200 Walnut st.
CLERK, good penman. one with experience In
clothing manufacturing office preferred; give
fpl particulars. 20 Ledger Branch. 66s
CooK---Nyoman, middle aged, settled, sood cook
small family. Melrose 1900 w. 10 Montgom-
cry ave-, Eltlns Park.
COOK. assistant wanted, white. Apply office
building No 8, Girard College. 21st and Cir
ard ave.
COOK and downstairs work: chambermaid and
waitress; ref. Call 5525 Greene ST., Gmtn.
DINING room girls wanted. white. Apply of
fee building No 8, Girard College, 2lst and
Girard avenue.
F1NIsHERs. experienced on women's coats.
Apply Strawbrldge Clothier, S11 Filbert st..
sixth floor.
FoREwoNIAN AND EXAMINER-DESIRABLE
POS. FOR ONE EXPERIENCED IN SKIRT
FACTORY; GIVE REF. NJ T42, LED. CENT.
GIRL wanted In dental office; live on Main
Line: to assist days a week in office; IA
miles OUT days n week in Philadelphia.
Address. stating age. qualifications. 047,
Ledger Central.
family Of "II7is NJ fsth, fh"' "ouSe"orA III
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sCRUBWoMEN, 20. Call every day. a. m.
bring bucket. brush and cloth Quaker City
Cleaning Co. 30 Bourse
sHoEs--Wsnted. experienced shoe Tepairer on
colored shoes. Seventh floor. 315 N. 18th ST.
sHoEs-Wanted, sxperleHeed help in packing
good Eng. scholar, quick and accurate. per
pos. Add. stating age, "LK.,"P o BOX sI4a
sTENoGRAPHER Wanted. eHperleneed; Rsmins-
St. Frankford N'
srENoGRAPHERs !" Permanent position. good
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-31
s AL e S W o NJ e N

Lit Brothers REQUIRE saleswomen for various
departments. Apply Employment Bureau.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-31

TOoLAtAKERs. MACHINISTS AND MACHINE,
OPERATORS who are interested in an out-of
town position. See Mr.. Pole at 1928 wash
ington ave,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-31

HoUSEKEEPER for hotel. out OF town; easy
position for good manager. See Mrs. Mead.
Room 20j. COS Chestnut st
HOUSEWORK-German maid. Protestant. for
general housework; must be capable. Address
.01. Ledger Office.
HOUSEWORK, general-Experienced girl: sma II
family; wages 50: reference required. Apply
HoUSEWORK-Young Protestant for Over
brook: meet employer Friday II n M
Room o06. COS Chestnut street.
HOuSEWoRK-The Household Registry Bureau
VIII be discontinued after September 2.
HoUSEWORK. general: no washing; small fam
lily: suburbs. II ll2, Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-31

WOMEN wanted; several competent VTo1aS1 forr
special interviewing work; permanent local
positlonsi nothing 70 sell, experience unneces-
sary; fair progressive wages; no commIssion:
Well-knossn manufacturers. 200, led on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-31

THE BROAD-''Flora Bella" operetta with
Lima Abarbanell and Lawrence Grossmlth
o Good music, peppery dancing, excellent cast
and fine scenery; welded 10 a book thar is
interesting, but not very funny.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-31

Miss Jeanne Eagels has been signed bv
Edwin Thanhouser to be starred in a spe-
clal feature production to be called 1.-THE
World and the Woman"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-16
.GUARDSMENSEE
GOOD PRACTISE
in OLD CRATER
Members of 3rd Battalion Are
Visited BY Gen. Johnson
and Col. WeigeI

More than 100 men from the Ord
Battalion, LIST Infantry, National Guard
OF Hawaii, had busy day yesterday
crate.
Brig. Gen. Samuel l. johnson and
Lieut-col William Weigel, 2nd lnfan.
try. Fort Shafter. visited the range
and spant q good portion OF the day
with the men. Gen. Johnson engaged
in several lively contests of marks
manship with various officers OF the
battali3E
One particularly spirited contest on
the 30O-yard range between Gen.
johnson and Capt. Luther Evans OF
Company l. resplted in Evans win
ming out by a score of 49 to AZ. Capt.
Evans shot the first nine with five
at each shot, but got only four on his
last one.
Only the 2Heyard and S00-yard
ranges were Used yesterday. Com
pany NJ usually turns out with the
largest number of any company in
the regiment, but was not very heavily
represented yesterday, several mem
beers having had to work on the docks.
MONDAY lunch consisted OF corn
beef hash, rice, potatoes, rolls and
various other Things of passing fine
ness. Guard cooks say that the field
range now doing duty at the camp is
highly satisfactory. thing which was
evident from the manner in which
the hungry men attacked their chow.
The 3rd Battalion will have one
more day on the range before going
into camp with the rest of the regi-
ment at Red IT'LL. Next Sunday the
LIST Battalion will fire on the range.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-16
in
PORT; Will Be
GIVEN OVERHAUL

Coming here at the conclusion OF
practise held. off Lahaina which ON.
GERS of the division say was very
successful and as good or better than
last time, the u. S. s. Alert and the
four boats of the third submarine
division are berthed at the naval slip
today, ready to go into drydock for
semi-annual overhauling, cleaning and
painting.
This morning the K-4 and KS went
out for diving practise for couple
Of hours. This week two of the four
submarines comprising the division
will go on the dock, and after they
ere through the others will have their
turn, followed by the Alert. The diyi-
sion will probably be here several
weeks.
The U. S. s. St Louis, which accom-
panied the Alert and X boats on the
cruise, has returned to Pearl Harbor.
The division entered port here at 10
O'clock Sunday morning. At the con-
clusion OF practise at Lahaina the
crews were given 4S hours of shore
leave. a party Of the submarine men
took advantage of this to go goat hunt
ing on Kahoolawe and shot several
fine specimens. They brought back
two kids, which are now the Alerts
official mascots.
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CAPT. ALTHOUSE
PAYS VISIT TO
NAVAL station

On his way to the Orient for duty
with the Asiatic station, Captain Adef-
bert Althouse, former commander OF
the U. s. S. Cleveland, third-class
cruiser OF the Pacific feet, visited the
Pearl Harbor naval station while the
u. S. transport Thomas, which left
Saturday for Guam and Manila, was
in port o.. ..... -. =
Captain Althouse viewed the work
which has been lone at Pearl Harbor
and is now in progress of construc-
ton. He was not ordered to make an
inspection of the local station, but paid
an informal visit because interested
in the big work being done by Uncle
Sam here. H.. II. ...='.
The commander is former member
of the general board of the U. S. navy
and is now en- route to the Orient to
serve with the Asiatis feet. 1t is not
known here what ship he: will COM
mand in Asiatic waters. He was recent
ly assigned to his new station, ac-
cording; to Captain George r. Clark;
commandant of Pearl Harbor.