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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-07
PYTHIAN KNIGHTS
The Problem of Minimizing Suspen-
sions Claims Attention of Lodges

OF the more than $4,000 members in tho
domain of Pennsylvania during the last
year 216T were suspended for nonpayment
of dues. This number. while seemingly
large. is not out OF proportion to the sus-
pensions recorded by similar secret orders
II Will, however. surprise many STR
knights to learn that there are more sus-
pended Pyth!an knights in Pennsylvania
than members in good standing. An analy-
sis of official figures for the years that
have gone will demonstrate this fact.
These constant annual losses rapidly dcplote
the ranks. To lesson such and thus strongthcn
the brotherhood is a problem which has received
the thoughtful consideration Of than one
State officer. At the last annual session OF tho
Grand Lodge tho then grand chancellor, Robert
MANY methods have been proposed to stop. or
at least diminish susponsions, but with each re-
curing six months our ranks depleted be-
cause many members through oarelessness or
Dome other fail to Keep themselves IN
good standing Lodges should appoint commit
cannot be seen personally. and use svory honor
able means to soc that they arc kept In good
standing and their membership preserved
Pythian knights"
Some lodges. In harmony with this policy have
appointed delinquent committees. but, while much
the reasons for these numerous Huspcnsions are
varied and complex that II Is difficult to de-
Wise method which will minimize these losses
TO the extent desired.
=. The Supreme Lodge. which has been holding
Ore; during the last week, adjourned to meet
In Detroit In 1918.
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THIRTY-FIVE TYPHOID FEVER
CASES FOUND IN COATESVILLE
State Health Officials Begin Investiga-
tion of City Water Supply

COATESVILLE, Pa, Aug. 7-State
Health officials from Harrisburg who came
TO this city Saturday night TO investigate
an outbreak of typhoid fever announced
last night that including suspects the town
has 55 cases. scattered all over the city.
Several of the patients, according to the
State officials were infected by bathing in
Kurtz Dam. on Brandywine Creek on the
banks of which there are nearly 100 bun
galows owned by wealthy residents of this
city. state officials say Kurtz Dam is
polluted.
William H. Ennis. n State engineer said
some pollution had been found in the pres
ent water supply He also said that hltra-
tion plants particularly the kind that
Coatesville has, are not infallible.
1t also was ascertained by the officials
that the settling dam adjacent TO the pump
ing station has not been cleaned out as
frequently as it should have been. Heavy
rains have taxed the filtration plant to
It's utmost. The reservoir was cleaned out
yesterday and thoroughly sterilzed and the
water will be given an extra dose Of chem
Icala. Since the last epidemic in 1913 the
city water has been treated chemically
Signs were posted today ordering house
holders to boil the water before drinking
Onicials will inspect the industrial water
supplies tomorrow.
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DeathS

.Ad As s6a. 1913 79HN fsd O. to BFyA SSd
o:; SeS''Ha
s,s a:S AosS1 ssa Anna & afs f. sc
yss and snds are ns5sd a. to n.te1f rom 1h' S1
rsSidsnSe, :" aiI4 sSath 10Th street; tiER mass
IN cSa%S at 4 oy 10 NSPs GPoss csmStsTy "'
Hl2 f. T. Kiss 4qEft XTLh & ARon 2f 3 At2nc tRR
Ss 2Ef Ts.d.pa n fq iSsnm:at isiS pFSa!e CHESTNUT
'45SASE6 AsSf;' lRl$ sf5 SI?
and fsnds D ES % 20 e attend @
tSry. ttT.' "'s'''s''' p'''"'0 - A'' -''''
Pa Hospital, Of aFSt6eTia 'MARr!IX, dsaSFh;;
years YET and SDi ID mouths "H ''' 10 fuReT%i
coLEAN2g AgFgst g. iolG Ina SARAH SA1sSsr CT 81
hS late S' Wam ihG4S sGG MSsaPt aPa
Sfns Sc SnsSa %f @ RSssSn Rs sssn ST. Due notice OF
CURREN,;-on August Q, 1915. JAMES F.. hus;;
band Of Gathsrine GHrren tnee, McAndrew1 s, % and
Of COUNTY 'RS 2'S SM %f% ran& f9d @
& & Ss'if " e?G.Sa p f2a E Rtshsst thsp FSis6i +
company joth and, DlamSndl are invited g
attend the fSnerEl on ,WedneSdiSa EdoaSy T. S0
Solemn requiem Mass at our Lady OF Mercy
Church, at a m. precisely lnterment at
DLETKICNIFog August T9 lgiG at 1h RhfSeI. H,sI
terinent on Wednesday Ausust o., at Mari
DILGART.-on August T. 1915. ANNA daugh.
ter OF Anna and the late Robert Dlsart, aged
~ me 6SSs InS fssnds oSsy Sss "
P. m, at the oliver II BAR Building 1870
mount Cemetery.
DURR.-on August O. 1919, suddenly. at his
husband Of the late Anna A NJ. purr' aged 30 90
years. Further notice OF the funeral win be
FiNLEy.--op Angus, q. 1915, ANNA E. daugh-
ter Of the late William and ENIa6eth Finley
vcd 70 attend the funeral serYces DS on a' wed, I'd
o BG Ii 3 SS aSd FP1iSpa aTf.3 ss chnFsh a
mains may be viewed Tuesday, : to 10 p. m.
msnI at Odd Fellows .cemsisry, ~ 80
aged % 4gsqst Rgs HEN95Y S5 re0S s0s
are invited to attend the funeral seTylces, on
rnsd 5oa r m ana Raf2sTs 81 am a
nue.. Interment at West Laurel Hill Gene
FRASKIIN.-7on, August, ). 1919, CHARLES
years yea Relatives and friends. also BrlcEIsSsrs'
9e?s .Tscs fna are United IF o 70
attend The S ysT 5erEeef i ,p On aSSy M29dSy e
Ghestnut street, Intermeut at West Chester,
Ns 4 Paa ASfSsf Asn late 1919 q POS gsMA soas
Friends ri aIJ are 5ted to sttead the ssrS
ices 2 on Tufsdsy a oc5 n Ss The 5ssadSGss ao1fs
18th street Interment at Feruwood Cemetery.
Remains may be viewed Monday. from to
HEISDE5L.-on August Q. 1918, at 4lOa Baltl-
more ave. MARTHA, widow OF George NJ.
Heindel. Further notice OF the funeral will bs
HttiBBFRT. August 8. 1919. RACHEL A..
widow of George w 8. Hubert tnee winnerl,
in her SHtn year, Relatives and friends. also
Hoard Of Managers OF the Methodist Episcopal
Home are invited 10 attend the funeral sery-
late residence. 1884 Il, 9th st. intsrmsnt
private
KtSBERGER,-In JeEssy city. N. j. on
are Invited to attend the funeral services. on
Tuesday p. m. at her late residence,
6225 Haverford ave. Intsrment private
LAWLOR.-On August D, 1916, at Harrisburg.
Pa, MARGARET ANNA. widow OF John Law
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LOYAL ORDER MOOSE
Philadelphia Lodge Honored at Recent
Annual Session of Supreme Body

Philadelphia Lodge. No. 54 Loyal Order
Of Moose, will hold its regular stated meet
ing for August. Sunday afternoon next in
the new auditorium on North Broad street.
This lodge now numbers between 5000 and
10000 members. enjoying the proud distinc-
tion of being the largest single subordinate
lodge of any fraternal order In the world.
At the meeting Sunday afternoon inter-
esting addresses will be made by those who
attended the recent session of the supreme
body. at Mooseheart. H. telling of the work
OF that body. and the legislation enacted and
also relating facts and figures concerning
the splendid home maintained by the order
at Mooseheart.
This magnificent vocational institution Is one
n the most perfectly equipped fratcrnal homes
Under the fostering care Of tho order 400
boys and Girls are being trained and educated to
occupy useful positions In the world Doctor
HondthalsIi the dean Of NtoOseheart. has devised
an assembly system Of government, the most
kansncea Plan ian Of OF mSnaEement OF boys and girls
As worked out in practical operation the
pAsS upon all questions OF infracton OF rules
Much important legislation was enacted at the
tsuprerle session and in the election OF Officers
Or the coming yesr. Hyman D. Davis. oi
lead 81 the entire order and Philadeiphia Lodge
Ne. % was honored BY having its dictator.
offioe Of supreme prelRte 10 that Of supreme
vice dictator Pittsburgh was chosen as the
Place for h.9ldinE the next annual session, and
marehing club and will seek to take 1000 mem.
bsEs g ths Pit,sbursh session.
sysry Wsansadsy nisht L the home on On Worth Worth
ssSad ss%,ss street nd No zee Is esSaTEd no m1ots are
msmbers and their ladies who attend
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ioT Relatives and friends arc Invited to at
ren1 INC gbS sssI6enas of 9p per dousStor Mrs
y II Butterworth, ~ the Bolton H9rrlsburg
Ja on PSef&en' TdsrdSy private AZ MOUNT ''0'''' -
MACpowELL;.,-oG, Ausust o, 1919. MARY
McCAUsLAND. ON. August : 1915. JOSEPH.
son OF the late Robert and Elizabeth McCaus,
friends are inyited to attend the funeral sery.
& on dTgSsaa1 16s soib M street nTc'eg 2 ss
SI.d5 q Mt dDSog M2ESon GftftG5y r m Remains may be
MAk ASRsH SON 9n 4"fSSs' fSs seYsnso6 steven PFn9 ana he
tives and friends also Public Ledger chapel
philadelphia TypoEraphical union. No; 2
apariet yaFf ssocIsty and .be s5tS Ward Ropabean
Club are invited 70 attend the funeral services
9nSS wed9s5asy Gsofes az sehenE 3 ~ g9S s9S s ' In
Rem"ins sff may be viewed on on tuesday at p M
Auto service.
MEEIEYGn Agsgs, lGle 19ARTLLA RsIs,,IIs R5
friends are invited to attend the funeral sery-
ssSee GSod'P 1000 Pine street ntsrmen % @f % a Noun"
sRlns 5irs6 st. Aufgsh f5hr2A iRo r. widow 2is2 9
Albert A. ,Nsrlipger RELATIVES and friends 1,n.
d'ig German m Evaneellcai, LltherSn church, are
invited to attend the ippgra fh ofGr Heryiffs s. or On
Ruildlne 1920 Chestnut st. Interment at Ger
NEWS, ON AuEust 1910 1910. SAFY; widow widow OF Of
invited TO attend the funeral eerNlceB. on
daughter daughter, Mrs Edith Evans. 226 West Kitten.
house at Gcrma ntown. Intcrment private.
Automobile funeral
NQRTH.-,on August 4 1918. EMMA widow Of
invited to attend the funeral. on Monday OF
8 y. m, from the residence Of Howard L.
nrrmsn MgGE eoRsi rgac r0af a Gcmsery
PARKER.--Oa AUGUST g. 1915. FRANCES e,
wife Of Morgan u. Parker and daughter OF
MoriimSr H. and ihe late EIla, o. Coo Goodwin; IN;
invited to attend the funeral ssIyices.- .eg
Tuesday. at y. m. at her late residence 5f54
Pine street. lnterment private. Automobile
funeral
patton. ON August 2. 1910. at Ocean City.
n J.. ELLA, widow of Alexander Patton,
aged Is years, Relatives and friends are In.
Vted to attend the funeral services. on Mon
James " Patton lsiO Florence ave, West
iladclphin. lnterment private.
REIRER.-On August 3. 1910. JOSEPH J.
RBTBER Of Andrew and Sophie Rcibcr
(nee Dicta). ascd - years ana II months
ReaySs and aSb sts ss9 mg@oGgs ang SsxdST OF
avenue, are invited to attend tho funeral serY-
ices. on Monday. at ] y. m. Mt his parerts'
residence. G0I Jackson st. lntcrment private
at Greenmount Cemetery. Automobile funeral
RoBlNSON.--on August 3, 1910 ANNA T..
daughter Of Mary and tho late charles Robin
son Relatives and friends are invited to nt-
tend the funeral, Wednesday. at y n. M,
from her late residence. $50 Union at. High
mass at at AgHtha's Church nt n. IN. In
terucnt at st. Dentists Cemetery. Automobile
funeral
S1BsnN,--On August 4. 1916, WILLIAM A;
SfSSON, aged ~ years Relatives and
friends, also police OF Fourteenth District.
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DEATHS

walker Lodge No. 500, l. O. Q. r. end lso Robin, irl
S'sd Sssd G S's"q IN, qts raiSsgas aiS.p.ns s7li 1,
yy MvsgTGlYie gili csneery Remains may be viewed
Monday evening ..,a,r
SWEENEY. on August p r,l,s iei9, GAsnE sNssnss
Vts tnee MoNsily} Relatives and friends are IN, y;
sscd to Stie9Td from the s i"Tsrs parents 2" residence
w Master st. solemn REQUIEM Mass AZ 81; 81;
Hoig Hfig' sepuichro Cemetery, .,,
TAGGERTqn Angus, io1s 4ssrsrt sThPRRIis Rais
A9aERdT Ties aPd fran9s hgnSsnq are St nYed tSs
fbfnsFs b5. sto 'igsSSs; fssSsScs on BsSeg fa%s
may :? viewed on N2qdsyt @s1,!t.TS a, p M In
of Prussia, Monisomery County. Pa sARAiB slI n
bF Sa5 TysoN yssf Relatives aIE Sf a5G sfPf ends
ved 10 attend the ipnetrH t 6Top Prusss ssT aye os
sssasRSdf eeohddsy sas w inst. nat al $50 fnseSsHt
SiTie Sb,s sr5 5riysts western rtroey al Guph leaving
Goth st. at l:4O p. M and Norristo"h at LOU
Joseph r wells in the Goth year Of her, her age, &c
RSye' .srycts and tspS' on G SsfsS 70
Tssssy at RsT late To Jss'dsnSf Service ."' 8 ''d
"EFtRbPRR WERB bURR HyyT y#yTfEr6Rb sfs istR yssTi
RS'IESs he funeral f"s servIess I5sso' or Monds
SSsTi2n. SGTGgs. Pa i"'sFr''"' p''''''' '"'' O'''
wILNETon Ausust 1919 GHASE " Lv.i,iS, a.; VIE VIE
AimIra Jarytn. eeed ~ years. Relatives and
friends are inyited to attend the funeral on
TssidSnce isI5 s. Mole st 10th and Nc
iSean ats Interment at Fernvood Cemetery
Friends may call Wednesday evening. Auto
service.
WOOD-on August a. 1910. HoNoRA. wldow
" Of Thomas Wood Jr., in her Doth year. Rcla
tivcs and friends are respectively inyited TO
attend the funeral. on Tuesday, at 1880 2. m,
from the residence Of her son-lnlaw, Ed. a.
Carroll 65la Greene St: Germantown, Solsrrn
A. M fnterment at Holy Sepulcnre Cemetery.
YEAGER.-on August 4, 1916, DR.. WILLIAM
years Relatives and friends OF the family
are Invited to attend the funeral services. on
T1esday At . p. m. precisely, at his late
residence. 1900 ~ 18th st. 1nterment private.
Auto funeral
YoUNGS.--on August o, 1915 JOHN C. hus-
band OF the late sarah YounFs. aged ~ years
the funeral services. on Tuesday, at y. M,
az the residence Of his son James y. Youngs.
4iIT Market st. Interment at Penn Yam,
N Y.
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BROTHERHOOD AMERICA
Annual Session of Grand Circle of
Pennsylvania to Meet in Reading

The fifty-hrst annual session of the Grand
Circle of Pennsylvania, Brotherhood of
America, will convene tomorrow in Memo
rial Hall, Wilkes-Barre. Preliminary to the
business session. a public meeting will he
held, at which Grand Chief Washington ~
w. Chester will preside.
BY reason OF the importance OF the session
an exceptionally large attendance of repregenta- l.
tives Is looked for. The Philadelphia deiega-
tlnn, Grand Scrollkeeper G. A. Iang and other
State officers started today for the convention
city.
Tonight the Committee on Credentials will
meet in Wllkss-narre Epd examine ali creden-
To the session no one viii be admitted with
out an official certificate. also the semiannuaI
password Of the current term. and the Wash
ington degree password
The report OF Grand Scrollkeeper IRnE
which win BE- presented tomorrow. will show
that during the past year the order has par
ticipated in the fruits OF the general Indus
trial prosperity, and that substantial gains.
both numerically and financially have been re-
corded by subordinate circles in all sections OF
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EAGLE KNIGHTS
Anniversary Committee Arranging for
Local Demonstration and Banquet

The Philadelphia Anniversary Committee
will hold its next meeting at the X. c.. z.
Hall on Friday evening, August 20. The
chairman OF this committee, District Grand
Chief John e Dormer, is desirous of a
large attendance of delegates elected to the
committee. Plans are being laid to hold
Il oslebratlon similar to that which was 80
succsssful last year. A visit 10 some promi-
nsnt church on the Sunday OF the week Of
the celebration. a large class initiation and
. reception and banquet are being arranged
The Philadelphia castles are enthused over
the prospects for this years celebration
and It's success is already assured.
A large and enthusiastic celebration was
held In connection with the installation OF
the oficers OF Liberty Castle, No. IA, in
Asohar's Hail. 450 East Cambria street,
on Wednesday evening The officers were
installed by District Grand Chief F. P. De
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Kaib. assisted by a stan Of members from
Occur de Lion Castle, No. "a.
gaS SsT ssay ~ Moro 'Rs IBSs
100 rembers. of the order. were present and lls.
Se sa BY w Grand S'ESs @ HsraS SPGns q emns Past
GIIeelngd Chief Harry y Lyiz and Past GIa,1gd
Ew Anton and John NJ Ichappeiii also made
Tho Ertertainrnent Committee served ben.
Se laIess @ eastIe 9 IN ne ne Ken.ton district and
contemplating the erection Of a clubhouse for
prs..bsa dis g IN. psnt noble 's shs SP' Thomas
Campbell. 80.
st, Johns Castle, No. 10, heia an open meeting
nd q efHe55s M MoPSsy & evsnps when n
staining team, MR. WHICH Ssve ~ an am csbbtionl dr
5e df the %or nse ws and Tnsbed W e Na
Distries i 10. O. 8 & q A pa Band d -, c-,,., to,r
E,sBsS S5s"I sfr YHsFss ( ss$%. sSa
dresses were made. after which refreshmepis
meeting and the new term was started under
TJts%py css,ls YS2 vii be instituted gtlD
sanized by Past Chief Amos unapgst and starts
Win good memPHrship composed OF sH3stantidl ,
uted Since June ~ and eS % Se ancS oo@ed
ygrsPd oSs%hs,sT kSSssIt 2; Burn, who organ.
now has a castle we'll under way at HughdsvilIe.
This castle win be institpted about September !
Rst RsG VIII also contain 100 names on the charter
Grand Organizer II. NJ Croft who has spent
three weeks at Nechanicsburg securing new
members for Cumberland Valley castle. No
100 has In that time more than doubled Its
membership and will leave for another point to
vival started by Brother Croft In MechHncsburg
Will be continued by the members Of Cumberland
Valley Castle.
The women,s Auxiliary connected with the
A. c. Lyttle Commandcry, No. i0i, prosecuted
an agreeable surprise to that command WclnsS-
day evening. when they gave the Conmandory
handsome large sllk American HAS. The pres
entatlOn
auxiliary, Mrs William Stnrllng, and the gift
was accepted by Captain r. *. Lytte.
Muncy Castle, No. sis. which was Instituted
on July 10 with membership Of 90. has boon
taking In new members every meeting night
until the memborship Is now 1928. This castle
bids fair TO have ITO members by the end Of
the torn.
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ARTISANS ORDER
MUTUAL PROTECTION
Athletic Association of Local AS
semblies Arranges for Tennis
Tournament for Members

William Patton Assembly, No. 20, will
meet tomorrow evening in the Parkway
Building, Broad and Cherry streets Fol-
lowing a routine business session season.
able refreshments will be served. Master
Artisan Frank A. Chalmers has issued an
urgent appeal for a large attendance In
order that plans for future progressive
work may be thoroughly discussed.
The members claim that more music
should be provided for the coming autumn
sessions. particularly in connection with
the intiatory work
The master artisan has announced his inten-
tlon to appoint an entertain committee. con
ssembS a6d ST ~ Rnt hs SGs Somtes S bod
meetings once month, about two weeks before
with tbe .dinnS club and outii9e The enteFtSin
taken care Of at the suooeedns meeting.
upa. lPs Of there The g b fSS
le!lc Association, q tennis Tournament which which
plonsRip % singles "a and doubles viii be contested
onyansuS 4tSnS G Of he S The
to be annGuncsd Later 6u, Yhers courts n arc arc
BSiaSd" %11 Country club GermSntowh SsR The Snsis
E ~ e ba bEaISa g SDH@ san@s SHs'S t%nnaS
22i Pa5EWS uas @ not atS than HuSgst O s
ms mgsP rHd WIEN @ SE seSsdad or
men. from each assembly TO enter the tourns-
Ess sgt 81 EsF F'6 ils S Be PFssssS3
XraonS On 5sa9y @ YR2 HbeE ssf na
was an officer in the National Guard Of New
Jersey aud responded to the call OF the Presi-
dent He was taken ill during his Journey TO
the border and died within few days. He was
admitted to his assembly In April last when he
was In excellent health. His case seems TO
emphasize the importance Of life insurance as
wcll ps the wisdom Of the board OF directors In
creating the recent war regulations.
Nominations for the office of recorder Of
Progressive Assembly sufficient magnet
to draw out a large ATTENDANCE OF the. members
on TUESDAY evening last, The nominess are
Brothers William G. Eamnmerer. Charles g
l.. Scholl was also nominated, but withdrew his
name. Tho election will take place at the Sep
toHIber meeting. at which time further nomina.
tionH may he made
notwithstanding the handicap OF hot weather
and y trolley strike Harrisburg Assemhlr No.
25. Ind Q well-nttended meeting Friday owe
ming Recorder Brother George S. SpnnEler II
en- rnePt In hia cnduavurH to create u lively In
terest In the welfare of the assembly among
his fellow members.
The regular monthly meeting Of tho board Of
directors Will take place on wednesday eve.
ming next, at 204 Parkway Building.
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UNCLAIMED rELEaRAMs

WESTERN UNION. TELEGRAPH CO.. 1901
Ru6beT ana Tire S Con 'G Lieut. Robert 9 F. HSg
CERT; Violet u. Daley. Norman DunnIpg. p.
Chas. W. Lovett Miss Florence Williams.
Z; j. Kruger; O. r. Oelune. Nat Gas and
Nepnan. Mrs. ]. Il. Wendt. c.. A. Robinson,
Alexander Luksifskn. Albert CASTOR. NJ. D..
William f. Han. Mr., VIM X Donaldson,
J, Chaulk: Mari Stadleu, Miss Eva Letevre,
+, Panarello, Frank j. Dietrich. F. II. Lowell
& Co, Pittsburgh Roller Co., Mr.. Sullivan.
Richard Victor, James PRppass. f. l.. Waldo.
NJ. NJ Prall, Miss Louise r. Elder. Miss
Cogley, Luther II. Leber
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Horse,s Kick Kills BIaeksmith

Robert Bradford. of 22Il South Garnett
street died last night in the St. Agnes
Hospital as the result of being kicked by
a horse last Friday. He was 22 years old
and was a blacksmith.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

- .
BILLER wanted on Underwood machine: state
experience & and nd salary @ eSpGctcd 99gc but com ON
BOOKKEEPER and stenogrspher wanted in
SS s of aTssn afss drfSS Ca 3 RSsr pO
CANDY-Female PACKERS and wrappers on salt
water taTy rOn and rS SaEnmels pnn Apply shellon-
on S!9E 9Th rsSFHgSS sSG South u Sill
CHAMBERMAID wanted who will assist with
EGTs pas9n los f%fSsFN IsSasT oSs
with R' family e. SO sDoa, to FSS %e Sp 5SP
letter stains rrs, age previous 9 experlence
RsRt position for Tigh. ReEaon, ADDRESS Mrs
wanted on farm in southern Pennsyivsnia;
uPRf5y R6 sdser sISd SfHEce SfnHEss positions
CooK-Family cook wanted on farm in south
position E9sss ofe o ssR edser Z
Tsis fo re-! sSS Rsahoass
oR Wages IS s g6o. Rss: Ss I5S
GIRLs-TwO white Protestant girls, one for
sGeEns o and wSFk ether t9F up
faSas Hin e ss and
GIRLS over 10 years wanted for, lisht work;
Earning Apply sie North s2d street. Ssta WINE
tfms @ & tS s5S ana W6sS gSsss
sff anE MoSS N 25s sF ssd
in famg gil 2r
day, 6lal Wayne avenue, Germantown.
y yoasR dsa.S PS s5ys SE
typswriferi large grocery business state sal
sn ns Adarsss sas Boz ias5s Tor advance
oSR S B9Smsy s SsyTs 5Bs ,sfdy
Rish avenue below Front SUNS
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wATLINGTON - EMERsON.-At St Luke's
Church, New London, ENGLAND, by the Rev.
g, Il; Dlx, vicar On July ~. 1919. ISABEL
Harrinston Emerpon and Mary Crawford SUI
plee. 20 HENRY JOSEPH WATLINGTON OF
Hamilton, Bermuda.
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Situations Wanted three times one week. 10c
Help and Situation Wanted and Lost
and Found ads are inserted in the
Daily PUBLIC LEDGER without addi-
tional charge.
Want ads under all other ciassihcations may
be repeated In the PUBLIC LEDGER at combined
rate.
TWO tln1es. -, .5c
Three times one week. ....,............. loo.
SIX times one week. ''s.''..''.... IsSSc
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)
IA permitted In all classihcations except Help
and situations Wanted Lost and Found. Per-
sonals Boarding and Rooms. When SO speci-
led. add FIVE CENTS PER AGATE LINE TC
AM OF THE ABOVE RATES.
There is drug store near your home
that will accept Ledger want ads at
Office rates.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-07
LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG

lovely lake 80 miles long. set in the hills
OF Vermont and Quebec. between Newport, VI.
ana MaEog. Canada.
A new Tesort-no hotel facities-splendid
cottages.
This is a real opportunity. II you are In
teTested write 10 II. GOFF PENNY George
VILE. Que. Canada. for full 1articulars.